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A TOWN HALL.
Or Little Opera House, If You Please.

Or a Little Opera House, II You Please.
The project OF building a good Public
Hall or Theatre In Deer Lodge, AS suggested
last week, has met with enthusiastic favor
from all we have heard expression from, in
Guiding number OF gentlemen who vii!
subscribe most literally to the project. A
few days since We had a conversation with
Mr. Harvey, in Helena, in relation to the
matter. Mr.. Harvey has built some eight
OF ten theatres, including one In Boston
and the Opera House In st. Joe, Mo. He
Is thoroughly up in the business and un.
derstands what is required by both actors
and the public. He recommends building
In theatre style with parquette, family cir
Gle and proscenium boxes, giving stage, cir
Gle and parquette the grade requisite to
give all unobstructed view. Then, in case
Of balls. have movable floor in sections,
with trusses, To lie over the parquette seats
and connect with or cover the stage. This
is demonstrated to be the most desirable
style Of building for all purposes and will
accommodate more people satisfactorily
than any other. He suggests building
5Oxs0 feet which, with a 25 feet stage, will
afford ample room for 500 people. II desir-
able gallery can'be put in. Mr.. II. esti-
mates building Of this character can be
put up aud completed In frst-class style
throughout for less than $4,000. At that
cost The building would pay fair interest
on the investment. Our people would have
apleasant place to congregate, dramatic and
other companies would have place where
they could give credtable entertainments,
and we would have some pace to accommo-
date conventions and other assemblies. IL
Isl good thing to do, and If Deer Lodge SO
determines we can have In three months
the finest theatre in Montana. From the
interest manifested and expressed by those
who expect to shoulder the heavy end Of
the cost we have no doubt the project will
be carried TO successful issue at a early day.
Mr.. Harvey is now in Butte and will prob
ably be in Deer Lodge In day or two.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Gscffry Lavelle, of Butte. is In town
Mr.. Mcconnell agent Of the u. P. R.R-
ID expected here in a day or two.
The remaius of Thomas White, de ceased,
win be taken 20 Virginia City by his broth
er for burial
Advices are rece lived here that VIM 20
sci, resident of this place, was married
recently in the States.
John 7. Lynch, Esq, of Postmaster Of
Salt Lake City. is visiting Montana but
does not expect to come to the West Side.
Mr.. Charles Rowles, of Sun River, is
In town negotiating for the purchase OF
Mr.. Dunn's interest in Ward G. Dunn's liv-
cry stable.
Mr.. e. Rebstock, OF Chas. Rebstock &
Co., liquor dealers, st. Louis, interviewed
our merchants this week on the merits OF
their goods.
Rev. j. L. Henning will preach at Phil
ipsburg on Sunday next morning and
evening, and at New Chicago, Monday
evening, March /.
1t Is rumored in Helena thas well-known
resident of that city had $4,000 on de-
post with jar Cooke when be failed, and
49, hAs fair proupecss Of getting the
slSount dollar FOR dollar.
Con orem was in Csntrsl City, Colorado,
hist 0ld homn, laat woek. He designed Civ
- - exbsbifson 81 = She manly art F"
fIofe. s<erss - sas Con i Getting well on
III years Tor tisat business, but he still car
riss the uiddis usiRht championship belt
Of The United ststes. Con built the first
house In Denver.
A bill has recently been introduced in
Congress Tor the appointment of Capt. It.
P. Fuller present Collector of Internal
Revenue for the district of Montana, as
Assistant Quartermaster in the regular
army with the rank Of Captain. Ca plain
Fuller held this position in the volunteer
service during the war, and has some very
high testimonials from eminent officers of
the army. He would make q very efficient
officer and we trust Congress will make a
place for him.
First Sergeant E. Phoenix, Of Capt. Ho-
bart's Co., Sd U. s. Infantry, who made
such gallant record in the Wallace fight
with the Nez Perces, is discharged at the
end of ten years service and has gone to
Austin, Texas. During bis first five years
service he saved enough money to buy a
farm there and saved nearly $4,000 out Of
bis second five years with which TO stock
aud cultivate it. He was drawing extra
pay for gallant service against the Conan
ches in New Mexico and seems to have
been model soldier.
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DOWN GOES THE PRICES.
Thirty Per Cent. Reductionon Ciothin,,
Made to Order.

To keep pace with the times, have come down
Thirty Per Cent. In prices OF Clothing made to
order.
desire particularly to work down my large, fine
stock OF French, English and American cassimcres.
All work guaranteed frst-cass In evesy respect
For reference need refer only to the many patron
Of my house during the past two year. Cali and see
my goods-wa street. Helena. 8 LEVINE,
5oi Merchant Tailor.
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Notice to Advertising Agents.

COME years business with Eastern Adver.
- Using Agents has led to the conclusion there
Is no money in IT," The low rates offered, the
clubbing correspondence, the commissions de-
Quoted, the requirement of copies of the paper
count OF position induce us TO respectfully de-
cline any further advertising through "Advertis-
ing Agencies after present business is concluded.
This IL published as a reply to all Advertise
Agents. No proposals from them will here
be considered or answered.
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BEAVERHEAD ROCK
Where II Is and Where II Is Not.
HELENA, Montana, Feb, 1G, 1880

HELENA. Montana, Feb, 10, 1880.
W. j. Mccormick, Missoula
DEAR NAC-Yours of the 18th just re-
ceived, and | would say in answer that the
Beayerhea6 Rock, FROM which the river and
valley take their name, is he one few
miles above the mouth ut the Big Hole or
Wisdom river, and which the pilgrims who
have settled in that valley generally call the
Point of Rocks may Lewis aud Clarke
haunt them. The rocks just above Low
ellis are Rattlesnake Bluffs, so named by
Lewis and Clarke, and the point of bluffs
below & mouth of Rattlesnake Creek and
iust alb we the mouth OF Blacktail Deer
Creek was known among We old trappers
and aborigines as Little Beaverhead Rock.
Yours truly,
Missongian. GRANVILLE STUART.
We, among others, acknowledge the
above as revelation, having always under
stood the rock at Lovel's was Beaverhead
Rock. Il should have been SO named, any
how. And if Point of Rocks is Beaver
head Rock aud Beaverhead Rock is Rattle
snake Bluffs, which Of these is the initial
point established by Surveyor-General Mer.
edith from which the Montana surveys are
made
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A rrarran, Rreath and pearly Teeth.

Are easily obtained by cleansing your teeth
daily with that justly popular dentifrice,
SOZoDONT. Composed of rare antiseptit
herbs, 1t imparts Wilderness to the teeth,
delicious aroma to The breath, and preserves
intact, from youth 70 old age, the teeth
Acidity of the stomach vii. destroy tnt
strongest teeth unless its effects are coun
teracted with SOZODoNT, and this purs
TOOTH wash protects the dental surfaces oJ
removing every impurity that adheres g
them. Ask your druggist for SOZoDoNT
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DEATHS

HENNESSEY-At Clear Creek Station, Feo alsI,
Clara Rose. youngest daughter OF David an 70
Mary HcEnessey, aged year, mouths ana -
days.
wHITE-In Deer Lodge. Feb. 2ith, OF cancer OF the
stomach, Thomas White, aged Il years.
BARRETT-At Ryanis junction, Feb. th, Mr.. TIos.
M Barrett aged about 30 years.
ClAZIER-On Willow Greek, FEB. 18th. OF mou nsain
fever L. M. caxier, axed 10 years.
ROBINsON--In Helena, Feb. I'D. John Robinson,
aged IS years.
DARNING-In Helena. FEB. 10Th, John DarhnRs
AGED aeosi 81 years.
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The Iron Horse Coming.
A GRAND JUBILEE paoFocED DuRlNa THE
DRIVING OF THE SILVER SPIKES.


Spec isi to the New Northwest
HELENA, Feb. 28.-Private advices from
Beaver Canon, Idaho, the 2eth say: "oev-
enty-ave men have commenced laying track.
It Is expected the track will be az the
Montana line next Monday or Tuesday.
Preparations are being made to celebrate
the event in appropriate manner. The
Press and citizens of Montana are cordi-
ally invited to attend and participate in
the ceremonies. The silver spikes will be
driven and it is the intention to connect
telegraph wires to tbs spikes and the
hammer so that as the spikes are driven
home by the blows Of the hammer the
event will be heralded throughout Mon
tana by each telegraph instrument. Due
notice will be given of the time when the
ceremonies occur" +.
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W. r. Hook. PHOTOGRAPHERS. II willing to take >
vup q learn the above s In al It, branchcs for
scasonable premium Thcre U ~ other kind of ha-
suees trade auy one can acquire tn 20 short tine
- photography Do Eos understand that u u poee-
IT, 10 be ar rkiIfu In the art thirty days m Old
practitioner but the buainess he learned In one
inontn 70 that fair work can be done end morey
naae Superiority VIII come ~ prsctice. Nov e
tke eime to learn. Mr.. III will stsy In Dcer ge hut
two Dnatha fruD this date. bcginncsss outGt win
cpae go: csll 80 Gsllsy md tall % ~. 9sok
q - slbjse1
Vm0uss5 Z inr. -
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BIRTHS


pIssoN-At P,ttee Crcel, saw-mil, near Missoua,
Feb. I4th. to Mr.. and Mrs. L. a. Bisson, dangh-
"A ter.
sMITH-In Miesoua. Feb 18th, to Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Smith, da ghter.
PfERcE-on Wisconsin Greek, Feb. 14th TO Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Pierce, a daughter.
sMITH-In walkerville. Feb 2oth. to-Mr. aud MIS-.
Julian smith, a daughter.
RowE-At Fort Benton. Feb, 18th, 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Rowe, daughter
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New To- Day.
Notice to Creditors.
SIIERIFFS SALE.

George L. Passage ct al, plaintiffs, vs. John M. Stack
pole. defendant.
To be solo at sherifs Sale at O'Clock p. m, Sat
urday, March 20 1880, in front OF the sheris Office
in the town of Butte and county Of Deer Lodge. M.
T.. under and by virtue OF execution in the above
entitled cause issued from out the District Court Of
the Second Judicial District of Montana Territory In
aud for the county of Deer Lodge, the following de-
sCribed property, to-wit The undivided one fourth
III Of the east eleven hundred If100l linear feet in
and along and upon the I" Gem quartz lode clai n,
with surface ground fifty [5o feet in width on each
eide OF the centre Of said lode. situated about one
third II Of one mile southwesteriy from the clipper
qnartz mill also the undivided onef0urth Xxi OF
the east eleven hundred f100 linear feet In and along
and upon the Mountain Spring quartz lode min.
ing claim, with surface ground fifty 1901 feet In width
each side of the centre OF said lode and situated
out half way between the Gem lode and the Clipper
mill together with all the improvements and appur-
tenances thereto belonging or In anywse appertanng
Also all gold silver-bearfng quartz or
and upon said mines or the dumps surface OF
said mines being and consisting of one hundred and
twenty fi20l more less, all OF which said prep
erty being In Summit Valley mining district, Deer
Lodge county, NJ t. and LEVIED upon as the property
of defendant.
Dated this 25th day OF February, A. ID. 1880:
JAMES s. MoANDREWS, .
Sheriff of Deer Lodge County, M. T.
By THOMAS Nc TAGUE, Deputy Sheriff. 556It.
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Aeu, Aorth
RELIGIOUS.

PRESBYTERIAN. - Services every Sunday
morning at the Presbyterian Church, at ! a. N !
evening, Q p. m.-Rev. J. l.. Hsnning, offciat.
ing. -
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening a,
O'CLOCK.
cATHoLIc.-Services every Sunday. First
Mass at 8 O'Clock a. m: Second Mass at IOk a.
m. catechism under the dire ction OF the Sisters
OF Charity at 2E o'clock p. m. Vespers at Z
O'Clock p. m.
EPIscoPAL.-sunday School every Sunday
2p.r.
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MARRIAGES

sTROM -HAELSTROM-At the home OF the brides
fafher. Warm Spring Feb xah by Rev. Andrew
Hendriekson, Mr.. 4. slron, AID Mis- Mary Hazel
efrDm
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If an assortment is ordered lesser guam
titles than one hundred will be furnisheda
same rates. Cash must accompany order.
Postage viii be prepaid. Address,
NEW NORTHWEST,
DEER Lopez.
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FOUND AT LAST!
" Dobyns Sure Cure J"
For Catarrh,
Neuralgia
And Nerv Gus
Headache.

" DosrEs' SURE CuRE" Ii In the form Of snuff and
IL put up in large size mperyous wooden boxes. II
is used as snuff and Is always ready and convenient
tor use, without any extra trouble or additional ex
pense whatever. II contains no choloroform. ether,
ammonia, blood root, copperas, bsmuth. ealomel or
morphine, and children five years OF age use 1t
with perfect safety. Its wonderful and bcnedcis ct
fccts quickly follow the frat application, ard being
composed OF simple chemicals, guarantee II 10 be
perfectly simple and harmless. One box VIII hst
about Que month. and has frequently been sufficient
TO effect cure; but IL cases OF hong standing. l: may
require from three 10 SIX boxes 10 immediately de-
stroys the catarrhal STENCIL and gives the
breath ts original purity and sweetness,
Cure Guaranteed.
II our " SURE CuRE" be regularly and pcrsistently
used as directed by label on each box we guarantee
relief In every case and absolute In all
where the patient Is free from constitutional amcnt
o: complications resulting from serofulons syphn
istic affections. Where such ailments or comldon-
tons exist we have an alternative which. when takea
In connection with SuRx Cum we gaarantee TO
cure. ThOa. Ill. Irvine, Er.
Butte. Sole Agent for Montana.
For Sale By STANLEY 4 Co.. Deer Ledge. Sd
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Estray Notice.

Came to my rancho In Upper Deer Lodge Valley, on
or abort Che first day of May, 1879, ONE RED WORK
STEER, branded as follows! II. Rawden and j
MTu on the Left horn, and lid on the lett hip. The
owner is required to prove property pay charges and
take him away.
PETER PETERS.
Deer Lodge Crossing February. 1880. 555-4t
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TARlERs AND sTo5KMEN.
Look to Your Interests

AEd save ffon . 70 10 per ctnf. ~ ordering snne
Reading Matter thr0ush NlMxonsa sub
sCr1pt1On - wGnOy. toeaeed II Wet
Ibcf1y, I0Wa. III 1e71 Send s&aup for Dlafy and
1afWsnes bsck covFsspoAdsnee solieitsd. II
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My Prices Are Reasonable.
Blank 8 for Sale.

Neat in any quantIty delivered free in the city
Give me call for nice mest.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-25

Muri6 el dictador, sucedi6le D. Oar
los Antonio Lopez, creci6, Sc aplic6 al
com ,rcio, y aticionsdo como su madre
q la lectura, prestoie un dia IN frances
un diario de Baenos- Aires, nominado
La Tribuna, y sabedor el presidente
actuai de su honesto passtiempo, el
frances fu6 expulsado del pals, y 81 re-
prendido asperamente por el jefe de po-
licia y amonestado con may castigo 81
rein ,idia, por orden del presidente. Des-
de entonces fu6 vigilado y oay6 de la
buana gracia del primer magistrate de
la Rep1blics, qua por mofa di6 en- ape
lidarie el naercachNe il@strado. Con sus
ahorros y su trabajo reunl6 10 su6cien-
ts para pouer una ten la de lenceria, y
al sacar la patente para poderla abrir,
80 detuvo Ia instancia ocho meses en- Ia
mesa del presidente, y uu dia que le
reoord6 por medic de otra instances res.
petuosa la detencion del permiso fu6
condenado por la suprems autoridad q
la pena de cincuenta azotes por irreUe-
rente y coatum1z, cuyo castigo pudo
cam biar por el de un mes de condens on
las obras publicas y cincuenta pesos de
muta, por haber hech) probanzas de
que era blaneo de linsie, y no muIato,
que estos 1nicamsnts y os escavos
son los qua parmite la ley d. la R.
p1blica aplicar esta pena infamante.
Msrced 10 medlacion del obispo So
10 duo la patente dos msses despues de
su condena, y abrio su modesto esta-
hlaeimiantO q Iis0 casarss y nuao loa
ojos en- una virtuosa muchacha llamada
Francisco Mlgo, hijs hu6rf INA do padres
espanoles y eargo de una tia que Ia
eiuso honssts y oristiaaam snts, pero
la reqairi6 d. amorss el hsjo segnndo
dol presi ients, que era c0ronsl de IN
regimiento, y tuv9 nacesidaI de culti
var aus relacioaas amorosas horas en
que no fusra notalo por les esbirros que
para celarla ponia do atalays el j6ven
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cionar las fortslezas que estan en- las
orillas del rio. Puede Vi. levantar an
elias. Y diciendo este, torno gu bote,
y nosotros continuamos nuestra mar
cha.
En- tanto que los pasaisros america
nos v europeos murmuraban mny por
10 bajo, para no ssr escucha1os del vi
gia, sobre 10 ridlculo y repugnante de
aquellos preceptos policis'es de una ma.
cion republican,, note la fisonomia iris.
to macilenta de uno de los viajeros
que arrimado uno de los tambores de
las ruedas, nos miraba con lastima pero
sin hablarnos Un oigarrero nort9- anne
ricano, que antes habia residido en- el
Paraguay y que le conocia, mo d'j que
aquel pasajero de Ia triste cara era pa
raguayo, Y con este me aprox'me el
con el prop6sito de inquirir la causa de
su tristeza. y para que algo me diiese
acerca de las costumbres de sus paisa-
nos. Sllud6ls cortesmente, y le ag ASA
ie con frases de amistad y de coDsola-
ciop, con Ia cual industria pude ablan-
dar su natural taciturno y prepsrar su
amino & una dnce y amigAble coafs-
rencia. II ,tirados 4 una punta del ba-
jel, y aparta los lie Ia mirais vigilsnte
del centiueIa, pondre an noticia de mis-
leyentes 10 que aquel desgraciado repu-
blicano me relate.
Por su mala ventara naci0 en- el Pa
raguay. Su padre, d. Francisco Dlart', !,
espaiiol, fac pasado por las armas por
6rden del dictador Francia por el delito
de tsEer dinero 2 ser aiciooado q la
lectura de libros cent ic,s. D,ata-
do por an espia de que su paire pa
saba Iargas horas ds la nochs leyenio
en estos ii5ros maud6 81 DICTATOR qua
40 los rscogisssn 10 coa6ssassn su ha
cienia y ls fasilaran ain forna 10 pro-
ceso, y asi ss verified. i i'm 10 Ia vtcti.
ma una viuaa 7 los nin,s % l. orf4n-
dad = en- Ia miseria.
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.oontr6 mis-
>uo irse var tranquilamente 4
IA Peninsula, d pesar de la repulsion
que lie causa todo 10 que sea espanol,
y nj siquiera tiene un pcnsamiento
para aquellos desgrac.ados que mu-
rleron por seguir sus f.laces prone
sas. No ha podido levantar en- ell
pals un solo hombre al contrario,
q su llegada Sc acentuaron las pre-
sentaciones y qued6 solo, aislado,
obligado & vivir siempre errante,
perdiendo cada dia alguno de los su-
yos, y debi6 de perder su propio va
lor, cuando no 10 tuvo para hacerse
matar fin de acompanar d sus
companeros en- ell 1ltimo viaje que
era su obligacion.
Terminada feizmente la guerra, y
desprestigiados uno uno los cori.
feos de la insurreccion, entramos con
paso frme en- ell periodic verdadero
de reconstruction, y crea V. que la
animacion Sc deja sentir, y ell con-
cierto general Sc manifesto 10 smismo
en- las cildades que en- los campos,
acentuandose mas en- estos por 10
misno que ha sido mayor su sufri-
miento. Yo espero que la isia Sc
levante en- breve de IA postracion en-
que la sumierOn los doce amos de lu-
cha y descou6anza, y vuelva d ser 10
que IN sido en- tlempos no muy le-
janos.
Ell captain general, senior B'anco,
ha probado que es un complete hom.
bre de gobierno, y que q su claro
talento reune una templanza singu-
lar hi]a del caracter que posee y de
ese don de geEtes con que la Provi-
dencia a1orna & los homhres que
elige para engrandeclmento de Las
naclOnes.
Estamos esperanto al general Va.
lera que en- breve regresara de Ba.
yamo despues de completar su gran
obra. para festejar con su venida la
paz que bondicen todos estos habi-
tantes que manifiestan su jdbilo
congregandose para reclbir digna'
mente y cual Sc merece al que con
su constancia y dotes ha sabido pro-
porcionarles tan grande bene6cio.
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pals, catorce amos despues que aque,
hombre extraordinario habia desapare-
eide de la terra, despues que la ra-
cion paraguay habia entablalo algu-
mas re!aciones con Europa y con Am6-
RIGA. Pero este no me liberto de mu-
chos tropiezos di6cultades mientras
que duro mi viaje. Y no q0iero decir
que me arrepienta de haberlo veli6ca-
do, que hime sido sabroso y grato CO.
nocer 20 mismo, y expensas de no
pocos trabaios y privaciones dc todo g6.
nero, un Estado cuya historic 10 pre-
senta con tan singulares formas y colo
res.
El vapor M,no'ita me recibio 4 su
bordo en- el Rio de la Plata, a las diez
de la maiiana del % 1e Febrero de 1856
subia 20 las mansas corrientes de aquel
caudaloso rio, Y nuevs horas despues
entraba en- ell Parana, que en- Glasti
juota sus aguas con las del Plata.
No quiero detenerms en- nsrrar y des-
cribir 10 que es allf la nataraleza, que
es mi Amino pasar por estos encantos
para poner 4 mis- lectores con brevedad
on el campo de los hechos.
Hacia va dos horas que habiamos
entrado en las rojas aguas del Para
quay, y una fortaleza coronado de Ca
nones, que repentinamente descubrf, nos
demostro que nos hallabamos en- Tres
Booos, que las margenes de izquierda
y derecha eran el terrltorio paraguayo.
Un canonszo disparado por aquel fuer-
to intim6 al vapor para que detuviera
su marcha, y poco tempo despues 81
acerco al buque un bots con soldados
que subieron q bordo. Todos los indi-
vlduos del vapor fueron convocados pa
ra subir cubierta, y oil o6cial que ve-
MIA con aquellos soldados, despues de
contar escrupulosamente los passj,ros,
pidi6 4 cada uno 50 pasaporte, y los
examine con gran detencion, , NOS mi
r6 10 cara por yer u estaban confor.
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Ell domingo, Is del actual, ante una
numerosa concurrencia, SO ceebro en ell
pueblo de Las Marlas la solemne dis
tribucion de premios q los alumnos de
las aulas que mas SO han distinguldo On
este curse escolar.
Desde que las Marias es pueblo no
SO ha verificalo, segun nos participant,
un acto mas lucido y lisonjero. O;hen-
ia ninos de ambos sexos y como Glen
personals de 10 m s visible de la juris-
diccion, entire cabalIeros y senoras, con-
currieron satisf9chos y CONN ,vidos q la
distribution de recompensas la apro-
vechada gensracion que sube.
Despues de leida la circular de este
Gobierno General de II de JUNO 1ti-
mo sobre instruction, pronuncio el Sc
nor Alcalde presidents un oportuuo
discurso excitando los maestros y
alumnos a que contin1en on la buena
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-25
Eel battalion de Madrid

Tenemos ell gusto de anunciar que por
el t1ltimo vapor de Herrera lego 4 Ma
yagiiez ell bizarre battalion de Madrid,
que tan grandes servicios hizo en- la
Ultima campana de Cuba, y del que
tan competentes elogios hace en- la
carta que en- otro lugar insertamos,
un competente 8 ilustrado Priga1 1ier
que ha tenido q sus ordenes el cita-
do battalion, y cuyos elogios son tan
to mas espontaneos y diguos de aprecio
cuanto que no los escribi6 su autor con
la idea de que SO pubicaran.
Damos, pues, la mas cordial bienve-
nida al bravo battalion de Madrid y 4
sus diguos ifs, oGciales, classes y sol
dados que tan digusmente representa-
ron on Ia isla hermana al jercito de
Puerto-Rico.