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The Democratic State Convention
held in Dover last Tuesday was in
marked and admirable contrast to
its Republican predecessor. While
it is very probable that the Sauls-
bury element would have produced
discord and division if it had had the
opportunity, it wisely refrained
from the hopeless task. The dele
gates appointed to go to Cincinnati
represent the best elements of the
party, and will make "a united, har-
monious and powerful effort to nom
mate their tavorite for President.
If the reported trade of the votes
of the Delaware delegation to the
Republican convention for the Will
mington Collectorship is not true,
they will cast two votes for Blaine.
two for Sherman, one for Grant. and
one for the best man, which latter
will probably be Grant.-Peninsula
NewS.
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NJ OrICE.- Persons VINO were drafted In
IN the state of Delaware for the United
tatesmilltaryservi ce in May, June or
july 1884, and paid com mutation fees
were afterwards again drafted in 1865 and
were required 10 procure a substitute or
enter the military service under the latter
DRAFT VIII ind II To their ad vantage to come
munlcate, either personally or by letter
with the undersigned, who has been am
thorized by the state Legislature to collect
from the Secretary of War, the rom mmuta-
Ton money paid by such pedrsnns. The
Secretary of War having been directed by
act of Congress TO refund the commute
Eon paid on such cases. Q, H B. DAY
Dover DEL, July 10. 1879 wit
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MONDAY, NAY 81. 1850.

THE CEssUs.-We are requested by
Col. William &. Whiteley, Super in
tendent of the Census, to state that "the
taking of the census" begins tomorrow,
and to ask citizens to answer the qpes-
tions promptly, as the enumeratols are
limited in the time in which the work is
to be done, viz two weeks in the city
and one month in the country.
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THE Blaine faction now claim til r
frs; victory at Chicago against Gral
They claim that they are able to brea (
the unit rule, and thus deprive Gra t
of a great many votes in States VII ,e
full delegations are instructed to we
TOR him. Grant starts in the II.
against the 6eld, and it will require a
combination Of delegates favorable o
all other candidates to defeat the unit
rule, and in order that he may be got At
they will all vote against him, say t e
Blaine faction. We shall see.
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The Hon. Sam Randall received a
unique tribute short time ago f.om an
admrer in Georgia. gavel beautifully
made Of one hundred and ten pieces Of
hickory wood. The donor is mechanic
and this is piece of his own work, In
the letter accompanying it he saws he
believes Mr.. Randall "to be a true type
OF "Old Hickory" TO which the Speaker
in his note of thanks responded that he
could not overlook the fact that the
gavel was "the handicraft of one who
elishes the memory and principles of
'Old 81 ckory,' whose patriotism and
craftsmanship have ever held in yenera-
tion."
The daily gazette., 1880-05-31

THE work of decorating the soldiers
graves was very generally participated
in On Saturday afternoon. Our so.-
diers made a very handsome display
and attracted unusual attention. AL
together the affair may be considered
great success, and did credit to
those who undertook its m anagemeni.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-31

The voice of the people of Mary
land is Enthusiastically in favor of Sen
ator Bayard for the Democratic nom
inee for President. The vote of
Maryland at the Cincinnati Conven-
ton will likely be cast for that dis
tinguished statesman, although the
delegation will 90 uninstructed and
will no doubt act for the best inter
est of the party.--Kent NeUs.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-31

A New YORK merchant who H.,
been travelling in the West says tn t
in all his intercourse with busines
men he has not found single Repub-
hcan in favor Of third term.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-31

MANUFACTURING CoNCERS-wants a
business man in Wilmington, and in
every city mot already taken.) A few
hundred dollars necessary TO pay Tor
goods on delivery after orders have been
secured for tue same. $3.50 per month
profit guaranteed.
The most searching Investigation solic-
tied.
A.. Arnold Il Co.. corner First street
and Broadway, Brooklyn, N. Y. myI7-2t.
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CLOTHING.

Now, atthe beginning of sum
mer weather, we have the fullest
assortments of everything in
Mems, Young Mems and Boys
Clothing
We have provided it under
the most favorable circumstances
every way; wellike our stock
we have c oths and shapes innu-
merable to suit all tastes and
uses our prices are, as they
always are, at the very bottom
and y,u have this advantage in
buying of us-you are welcome
to bring back anything that
don't suit and get your money.
Other merchants may try to
suit you with Clothing as faith
fully as We do they succeed in
proportion to their facilities.
Nobody except us, so far as we
know, asks you over and over
again to take your money back
if he can't suit you.
We have always full assort-
ments of Gentlemen's furnish
ing. In Shirts we make to meas
ure the finest at "a quarter below
the current price; and in ready
made shirts we make three
qualities, each having Its admir-
ers.
SPECIAL.-Trousers made for
So and S., broken assortments,
but excellent and seasonable,
are going while they last for
$3.50.
WANAMAKER Il BROWN,
Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
mayl9.
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FaShionai. lie Furnlturel
]. & ]. Y HARTMAN
No. 4IO King street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

WILMINGTON, DEL. c,ti'
- We respectfully inform ehe srut Snrt
6ns Gems OF ''ilmington, ana tnS tnr,,nns
H rounr Ag country thu 1--WE cohsh,ad hand
g y to manufacture and Keep on .rors- rar
at our large and long estaollsne1u, ard
ooms, Furniture of every variety y,,ood ad
lyle, consisting OF Mahogany hosewTIor' hoSa,Ior'
nd Walnut Furniture suitable for pai'''
lAning-room and cha mber uses o,and
Our assortm ent of Flu rniture is isIs, l ousre,
ore varied than can be found III ZEE peihhm hmer
d al articles sold al our estAo'h AN
warranted as represented. ,onable
Venitian Blinds OF the most fasn fasni1,ontIT
esigns made to order AMI kept lS consIAuIni, cOn,
n hand. We also manufactnte s1J " an
stantly keep large assortment VI of
J.&J. N. HABhAN
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NJ Office TO BONDHOLDERS.
IN OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER,
Dover DaI Nav IssO I

~ OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER, I
Dover, Del, May /, 1880.
BY virtue OF an act OF the General AS
sembly,, passed at Dover, February ~.
delaware Stale Bonds, that 1 shall attend
at the Philadelphia National Bank, in
the city of Philadelphia, during the bust.
ness hours OF that bank, on the three first
secular days OF July, 1880, prepared to re-
deem and pay off all The bonds from No.
Sll TO 3lo, both inclusive OF the denoml-
nation OF one thousand dollars each of the
Issue OF the bonds of the State OF Della
ware, under date OF January /. 1895 aud
that from and after the said first day OF
July, 1880, the interest Oh said bonds will
cease. ROBERT j. REYNOLDS,
myl-eod2m. State Treasurer.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS

M
A r GRANGER STORE l03. EAST on
N Street Our Fosters teas at 5lc., ", v,
Is the best tea ever offered at that price y
any city, parties that buy II once nesei
use any other. We are the only agent,
here IL is only sold in Belfast. Boston aus h,a
l03 East Sixth street. We have bes' n'' lauv
peaches, both white and yellow IN hse'!
syrup at lSc. per can n corn staTch =n,, Sa,
cans OF sard lines, &c. /; oysters DC; rEis Pg,
can pine apple cheese at l5c. per No. lnus ,hs
cheese has been used by some OF ,u'
cest families, and are pronounced eAVyiI. nI
lent. Horse radlsh lOc.; bottle sweet ,oc Vc',
lc.; bottle North of England sauce, TCi ,ol
prunellas 25c. ID; canned apples, cans sse, ~,
6c.; New York jumbles. l2c. p; irull eaAe5i i.1e5
pounds Tor nc; egg biscuit Ac.' uiSvS We
beef l2l9c. per pound by, the piece, onT "T
are about 10 make an alteration ~ iasses Uss
store and In. order to empty our iho,aIssS' sSc
stands we will! Sc our white drlpN IT ,his XXI
per galian. Don't forget TO secure ran. s'i,.
bargain in molasses while iulasts' ui"H-
Iny20- -6t. I. NJ. WlEk'
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TO PhY StCIAN 8
AND
CONSUMERS OF
GOD LIVER OIL.

knowing from experience The ulssatls.
faction so often attending the dispensing
OF many of the mulsiOns in the market /
would call your attention to some of tie
features of the emulsion which have pre-.
pared and dispensed for years with an
varying satisfaction. The Oil used is the
finest Norwegian and the most scrupu-
lous care Is exercised in the choice of all
material and in every detail of its manu-
faeture. By careful manipulation this
em ulsion is made with the smallest pos
slble amount OF gum, and by the very mi
mute division of the oil globuies is render
"a very nuld ana perfectly paiatable.--
Each tablespoonful contains 90 yer cent.
OF OH and 8 grains of Hy pophosphite ni
Lime. samples will be gladly firnished
10 all Physicians who may desire them.-
Put up in pint bottles, price 81. Manu-
tictured and sold Wholesale and retail hv
WE. WILLIAMS,
DRUGGIST.
2-u Main and Market 81
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REGISTERS ORDER.
REGIsTER's OFFICE,


New Castle county, May Sth. 1880 (
Upon the application OF John Donahua
Administrators c. T. A. of Ann Levine
iate Oh christians Hundred, in said coun-
" deceased, 1T is ordered and lrected by The
Register that the Administrator aforesaid
give notice of the granting of letters
OF Administration upon the estate of the
deceased, with the date OF granting there
of, by causing advertisements 10 be post
ed wlthln forty days from the date of such
letters, IN six OF the most public places of
the county of New Castle, requiring ali
persons having demands against the es
tate TO present the same or abide by an
act of Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same 10 be
inserted within the same period in the
WiLMINGToN GAztTTE,a "a newsp perpub-
1shed In Wilmington, and to be contin
ued therein three weeks, (eod).
t~, Given un Ter the hand and seal
L. >. OF office of the Register aforesaid,
N-~-~' at New Castle, in New Castle
county, aforesaid, the day and year above
written 3. q. BIGGS Register
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPosALs WILL BE RECEIVED
Il for the Steam Heating and the Ven-
tllation OF the New Court House, Will
mington. Del.
The drawings and specifications can Re
seen at the architects office, corner OF
Tenth and Market streets, Wilmington,
and at 226 Walnut street, Philadelphia
The estimates will be handed to Albert
III. silver, before 10 o'clock a. m., June LIST
al the Office OF the Water Department,
Wilmington, Del,
The committee reserve the right to re-
1ect any or all bids.
ALB GRT ii. SILVER,
m2l-tjl. Chairman Building Committee
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NoTTCE

~ O'I 10 Il.
All persons having claims against the
estate of the deceased must present ube
same duly attested TO the Administrator
on or before May Sth, 1881, or abide the
act of Assembly in such case made and
provided. JOHN nONAHUA.
Administrator, q. +. A.
Address.-HenrY Clay p. o., Del. 3w
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NOTruEa.

7 oST.-Thursday afternoon, 9th inst,
Y a canary bird. Suitable reward will
is given IL returned 10 001 W. Fourth
street. &-St'
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NOlICE.-I hereby forbid all persons
N irum trusting Melissa b. Murphey
upoa my account, as / will pay ho debts
OF nsI contracting.
my2I-SIs JOHN 7. MURPHEY.
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DEEss GooDs.
u.8EJllTIY

.,.. -
t
..i ..H.f
-ta.
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I OST.-One day last week watch seal
IL with locket, red stone on one side
aud black on the other, set IN gold. The
finder win be well rewarded by leaving II
at the GAZETTE Office. myN-2w.
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EScribanla pdblica.

Por providencia del ST. D. Aureliano Medi.
ma Juez dc prlmera lnst4ncia distrito de cate
dral dlcta con techl dal siete del actnal on
los eiecutivos que p0r la e5cribanfa del ipfras.
quito slgue u. Hg Moi Lopez Cachada contra
la succession dc d Pedro Vallejo sobre pago de
dosciantos veirte tres pesos cincuenta cen.
tavos Sc SAGA pdbica snbasta por termino de
velnte dias IL casa mum. 81 de la Gale del sol.
co indante ror Ell sur con la indicada calle nor
el Este con otra de d. Luis Izqmerio nor el
Norte con la gu adminlstra d. Heraclio Corde-
ro con la del O3ste con ia de d. Narclso Ma
chlcote cuga casa es de mamposteria de I'm So
10 plSo ma sido emb 4rgada como de la pro-
piejad lie Ia succession de ID. Pedro Vallejo v
Sc vende para pagar a d Higunio Lopez Ca
chada IN cntldad expresa Ia Y las costas de-
bien % ceebrarse su remate el da dos de az.
tubre proxmo In una de la tarde en- los -.
trados de este Juzgado, sta en- la calle de IA
FOrtaleZa mum "a,
L0 que Sc hace saber al pdblico nara eonn.
cmient de los que queran interesarse en- IL
subasta; advlttendose que no Sc admItira pos-
tura que no cubra las dos terceras partes tlel
justipreco.
Pue t0-Rico setiembre de l8s0.-El Ia.
crlb3no, EsrEBAN OALDSRoN w BE-. Nm
DINA.
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GACETaLEIAS. O.

;En que quedamos? Con gu acostum-
brado sans TlG0n dice el de enfrente que
ell bale del domingo 1ltimo quedo muy
brillante.
En- efecto no hay que negar que bri-
ll6 por su ausencia en- ell teatro ell parti-
do reformista a quien, llenandose la bo-
ca, decia representa- ell colega vecino.
81 ese periodico es el organo genuine
del reformismo y ell eco de sus aspira-
clones como, por 10 qua hemos visto,
tan NAL ha sabido interpretarlss en- esta
ocasion? como Sc comprende ell hecho
de que no acudiese sus repetidos la
mamientos dejandolo solo y abandona-
do en- ell coliseo?
En- verdad, en- verdad que mejor y
mas espontaneo obsequio merecis ell BIZ
zarro battalion de Madrid su regreso
de la campana.
Toca ell violon. .-Lo Patria de Maya
giiez SO permite extenderse en- algunos
detalles concentrates sobre la desgra-
cia ocurrida haoe POGO en- esta capital,
concentrates y detalles que hacen yer
la legua que q aquel colega le falta un
sentldO.
Pero ST en- algunos casos hace visible
esta falta, en- cambio en- otras demues-
ira que le sobran veinte toneladas de
malicia y cristtana voluntad. Como ha-
bia La Patrio de quedar satisfecha sin
consignar que ell desgraciado dueno del
Porvenir y su socio, sometido desde el
viernes 4 la accion de los tribunales,
eran peninsulares y voluntarios del bs-
talon de esta capital2
A juzgar por oil amor que demuestia
ell peri6dico de d. Bonocio profesar al
institute, es SECURE que si no desem-
bucha este detalle revienta como un
triquitraque.
Bayanaon. -Parece que los i6vsnss
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Boletin MercantiI.

ron paseados por las GALES, mientras
Orfeo lanzaba al aire sus acordes acen-
tos.
Debemos hacer aqui particular men
cion del muy simpatico y digno alferez
de voiuntarios Don Francisco Bou, j6.
ven amante de 10 bello, y enthusiastic CO.
mo ell que mas por todo aquelIo que
propenda al bien, el cual desde el prin-
cipio, cabalgando en- un lucido y brioso
corcsl, y dando victories al progreso,
marchaba al frente de la muchedum-
bre.
En- la noche del mismo dia Sc repiti6
la Illumination, Y las 9 dio principle
un bale de corfianza.
Bsrros, situado casi en- ell punto CEN
trico de la Isla, con su jurisdiction ex.
tensa, su va considerable poblacion, sus
magniicos terrenos y su envidiable cli-
ma, llegara ser un centro de rique-
"a ouando tenga buenas carreteras
He aqui por que hemos dicho que ell
8 de los corrientes inauguro para este
pueblo un porvenir de bienandanza.
Bsrros, setiembre 9.
I'm VQcinO
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TELEGRAMAS VIA SAN THOMAS

New York, setiembre 6.-Mr. C4llau
diputslo por Louth, ha sido suspense
por borrachera y por desobodiencia al
presidente de la comision Playfair.
Segun el corresponsal del Times en-
Paris, SO ospera que ell Gabinete entero
aceptara ell compromise relative q las
corporaciones religiosas.
1lem, 7.-Anuncian despachos del
Afghluistan que Ayoob-Kan ha huido
todos sus canones han sido capturados.
La prensa austrlaca y atemana con-
tiene articulos lisonjeros para Italia,
con cuyo pals simpatiza contra Fran
cia.
Ilem, Shy SO ha suspendido el
Parlamento ingles por Real Dacreto.
Ha aqui un extracto del dlscurso re-
gio:
LAS re.aciones de s. NJ. B. con las
potencias extrauj jeras son amistosas. La
Puerta esta demorando la ejecucion del
tratado de B ,rliu, cuyos signatarios in
dicarAn el modo de un arregIo de las
frontaras griega Y montenegrina y de
llevar cabo las reformas necesarias
la administration turca.
Sc esta reslizando la evacuation pa
cifcacion del Afghanistan. Y hacienda
refarencia 4 la ultima brillaute victoria
obtenida por ell general Roberts espera
que la paz Sc restablecerA en- breve. No
ha progresado el plan de confederation
en- ell Africa del Sur, aunque es satisfso-
torio ell estado del pals con exception
de B4ssutoland.
La cosecha en- la Metr6poli promote
ser abundante, y es satisfactorio ell es.
tado mercantiI. Aludiendo a Irlanda
s. NJ. B. SO alegra de la mejoria interior
que 50 nota.
Segun noticias de Paris, cincuenta y
ocho congregaciones de mujeres acepta.
ran un compromise con ell gobierno
Gambetts rehusa aconseiar al Ministe-
rio y cree que solaments los diputadoe
son competentes para tratar con las
corpcrsciones.
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I'm VecinO.
Juaua-Diaz setiembre 13 de 1880.
Sr. D. Jose Perez Morris.


Muy Sr. mio y de mi aprecio Dssde
81 viernes 10 del que cursa hasta hoy
hemos tenido ell gusto de tener entire
nosotros las fuerzas del Battalion de
Valladolid su paso para la ciudad de
Ponce adonde ha sido destinado.
Su simpatico 1.er jefe ell Sr. Meaus
nos obsequio con dos retreats una ell
sabado y otra aver domingo.
Ell pueblo todo ha quedado sumamen-
to satisfacho de la fiuura de los ofcia-
les y la conducta y discipline de las cla-
ses de tropa. Bssta decir que no han
dsdo lugar 4 la mas minima queja.
A iniciativa de nuestro enthusiastic
Alcalde D. Policarpo Echevarria Sc les
dio para el rancho de la tarde una her
mosa novilla y ma abundante racion de
vino.
En- la manana de hoy han saliio para
gu destino y pueden estar seguros los
individuos que componen el Battalion
de Valladolid, de que han dejado entire
nosotros ell mas grsto recuerdo.
Soy de '. con toda consideration SD
muy alto. s. s.
@. B. S. NJ.
Tn vccinO
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CartaS de la Isla.

Como ell lei corriente celebra Ba-
rros su augusta Patrons, nuestra Seno-
ra de Mons 4rrate, oportunamente SO
principiaron las novenas, las que no es-
tuvieron tan conculridas como en- otros
amos, por no haber sido favorable ell
tempo.
Ell, 4 las doce, hotaba en- todas las
casas de la poblacion el pabellon glorio-
so bajo cuya sombra somos tan fell
ces.
En- la noche 1el mismo se iluminaron
las casas principales, y la hora de cos
tumbre 81 cant6 la salve, a la que asis-
tic IN gentlo immense.
FL 8 tuvo efecto la procession y fun
cion de Iglesia con toda la solemnidad
possible, pronuncisndo un elocuente pa.
negfrico ell virtuoso Presbitero d. Ma
nuel Crespo
A las doce, er ell local de la escuela
p1blica De varones, tuvo lugar la al
judicacion de premios los ninos y nj
has que On los examenes practicados On
JUNO 1ltimo resultaron dignos de tai
gracis, acto que se celebro con toda la
pompa que SO requiere.
Pocos momentos despues, y cuando
ell corazon aun palpitaba movido por
las mas gratas emociones, SO oyo un
grito que reson6 en- todos los ambitos
del pueblo. Viva Espana Viva el
Rey Don Alfonso Viva ell Excmo. Sr.
Don Eulogio Despujol Viva este Iius-
ire Ayuntamiento | Viva nuestro muy
querido alcalde Don jose Sabine AFRO
vol Viva el teniente alcalde Don
Elias Boul Y repitiendo tan magico
grito, todo el pueblo en- mass, en- pos
de sus dignas autoridades, Sc dirigia ha-
cis la entrada de la poblacion. SQu6 su-
cede Casi un portentol Acababan
de llegsr los carros que en- Coamo se
habfan comprado para utilizarlos en- la
construction de la carretera en- que
con tanto entusiasmo aquf Sc trabaja.
Muchas personas de 10 mas selecto
entraron on los carros que, precedidos
del glorioso labaro de orc y grana, y
rodeados de la multitud que no dejaba
de rspetir con VOC atronadora las lison-
jerAs frases que ya mencionamos, fne.
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COMUNICADOS.

En- la tarde de aver 50 di6 sepultura en- ell
pueblo de III ato -grande, la sehorita dofia
Isabel Selles Lopez digna presdenta de la
de Hijss de Maria.
Oupaciones de mi destino, de que no pude
prescindir, me impider0n tributar tan distin-
guda amiga mi Gltimo homenaje, acompah ~
do sus cenizas hasta la mansion eterna
Victima de una larga pen1sa enfermedad
purifcada su alma en- ell lechO del dolor con
una resignation cristiana, ha bajado la tum-
ba en- mi querido San Loreazo, dejando un
vacio en- la socedad carihosa hermana, con-
secuente amiga Y d gna presidenta de las HI
jas de Maria, su p6rdida es rreparable.
Reciba su desconsolada familia la expires on
mis sncera del jus.o sentmiento que como
ella siento recibanla tambien mis- distingui-
das smigas las castas in0centes Hijas de Ma
ria por la separation eterna de su digna pre- i
dents la que, 81 en- este valle de lagrimas 0s-
tenta "a en- su pecho la msdaila smbolo de
virgindad y pureza, ALA en- la mansion celes-
tial, donde Di0s ostenta su divina presencia,
intercedera por que sean telices EN- la terra,
pagando un justo tribute al amor santo y cris-
tiano de que eran tambien dignas tan conse-
cnentes compa6eras.
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RecaulacOn De ContriblcilneS del BStaio
EN- LA CAPITAL-AvfSO.

OumpIi"ndo 10 dis 'uesto en- ell art. Is dc II
instruction para Ia cobrahza de los d6btos
por contribacjone7 lie % de Enero lie 1874
aprooada por Real 6cden de "a lie D ciembre
del mism9 aHo, h 60 presente que durante
dlez dt'S, contar desde ell dia rs del actual.
Sc proceiera por los cobrado,es de esta Re,
caudacion la cObrAnza domiciIio de 10 20.
rrespondente al primer cnatrimestre del afo
economlco aetna, por contribution industrial
u de cOmerci0.
Nenciio este termlno, los qle no 10 hubie.
sen satisiechO, 20 Iran verif .aro en- dicba Re.
caudacon, sjtq en- Ia caHe deI Crjsto man 70
durante otro plazJ de djez dias que terminarS
ell - del proXimo mes lie Octubre; en- Ia in
telgenrls de que corrido este dltTno sc nrn-
cedera al cobro p r la via ejec1tiva segun 10
preveAid0 en el art II de la ref ,rida Tnstrnn.
clon, apucandose los deudores las penas es-
tabecidas en- los articu.os Is y % de Ia pr0-
pia Instruction
Lo que Sc h'ce pGbico para conocimje,to
lie Os contrlbuyent 3 quienes concierna
Pue to~RicO, De Setiembre de l9a0
FL Becau lad0r ANTONIO NJ DE AL
DREY
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-17

Pasaieros llegalos en- el ALFONSO MI
Manuel Canals familia, Brig da Arnau An
tonic Reinat, Miguel Balga, Golzllo Tabarn +,
Jose Lopez Curei, julia Andin0, Miguel w
quez sonora, jose Umbsrt y famiia, Roman
de Romln famia Jose Intante, Jose Lopez
Sola
En- el EMfLGANO Constantine Guerrero,
Ventura Rodriguez, Jose 'nchez.
Salos en- el ALFONSO XII para la Haba-
ma Maria Teresa Nicola, Valeotn Petiter0,
Vicente Gonzalez, Micaela Rodriguez, Jorge
Isern, Lucia Llera.
En- ell PASAJES Para Mayagiez; Rafael
Montesinos Juan Paran, Jose Perez Sofa -
Para Ponce Jose Trujlllo. Para Cuba: guar
das de OrJen pdDIic0 ! teniente d. idem.-
Para Gibara Enrqu9 Caprles.
LIegados en- ell ARNO De $. Thomas ;
Maurcio Delgalo, Carlos Atanasio, Luisa
Smith, Jose Jackson.