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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-20
THE REpUBLlcANs' oppoRrUNrTY,

New YORK, October 19th.-The Times,
while conceding the entire responsibility Of
Grace, thinks there will be natural desire
on the part of rejecting men of both parties
to have his position defined on certain public
questions that the Church to. which he owes
allegiance has dealt with in a way which
does not meet the approval of his fellow
citizens, the city's public school question
among Others. The opportunity presented
to the Republicans of nominating the next
Mayor of New York is exceptionally good.
The nomination by them of Democrat of
acknowledged character and ability would
undoubtedly secure the German Democratic
vote, and would be equivalent to an election
Graces nomination will, it is thought, lend
vigor to the movement of the independent
non-partisan business men for the nomina-
tion of an independent non-sectarian candi-
date A meeting has been called at the AS
tor House, with view to effecting an organi-
zation intended to promote a nomination for
the Mayoralty calculated to insure an honest
and economical administration of the affairs
of the city.
THE NEXT SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
New York, October 19th.-The Heralds
Columbus (O.) special announces, on the su-
thority of the Stat Journal, that in the event
of GarGeld's election John Sherman will be
retained as Secretary OF the Treasury.
RHODE ISLAND eREENBAcKEIs.
PROVIDENCE, October 19th.-The Green
back Convention to-day nominated Presiden-
tial Electors and for Congressman II. c.
Cam.
GARFIELD's PREMISES AGAIN INVADED.
MENTOR (O.), October 19sh.-The Lincoln
Club Of Indianapolis, 400 strong, visited Gar
field to-day. All Wore straw hats and linen
busters, as burlesque on the Jefferson Club
Of their city, who wear rich costumes. Their
spokesman said that they brought good news
and promises from Indiana, which General
Garfield said he was willing to hear, and re-
ferred to their costumes, which he said re-
sembled the old Continental uniform. He
referred to Lincoln and to Indiana's proud
history. He priced the news they brought,
not so much because of its personal relation,
but because it showed revival of the spirit
of 1876 of Abraham Lincoln and universal
liberty.
EDMUNDS RETURNED TO THE UNITED STATES
SENATE.
MONTPELIER (Vt.l October 19th.-Ed-
mnnds was elected United States Senator by
the Legislature to-day. The vote in the
House was: Ldmunds. 203 Smalley Dem. J,
16 :; not voting, Is. Edmunds had the unani-
nous vote of the Senate
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HAMMERS GLYcBROLs OF TAR, for coughs and
colds contains no opiates astringents. The best
preparation out for children.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-20

HAMMERS CAgoARA SAGRADA BTITERs touches the
right spot in dyspepsia, constipation and liver COM
plant.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-20

1 CONSIDER Hammers Cascara Sagradi
Bitters superior medicine.
JOHN CLEAvE. Sacramento.
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POLITICS.
The Democratic Compromise in
New York.
GARFIELD VISITED BY GERMANS.

Wade Hamptons Insolent Communication
to Secretary Sherman.
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REGULATE TIKI LIVER with Hammers Cascara
ssgrada Bitters, and health 10 the result.
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.
WESTWARD BOUND PASSENGERS

SPECIAL TO THE RECORD UNION
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Leave PROVISIONS.

CITIZENs WILLING To CONTRIBUTE PRO
~ visions to the Republican Barbecue. should
send them to Peterson's Restaurant By 9 P. NJ; to
Ewers Grocery, Thirteenth aud H streets, by 4
P. NJ; to Sulling's Meat Market, Eleventh and
streets, by 430 p NJ. DAY. Bread is needed es-
peclaly Let the people aid by provisions to lay fer
cur guest generous board. o2O-1t
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q PRINCIPAL PRESENTS IN GOLD COIN, g
Given Away Nightly

Admission Uhree envelopes) so 'ents; Cnilaren
Zone envelope. 25 cents. Reserved seats tsi1 en-
velopes) 81. nn.v MATINEE nj which
every child receives present o"-''
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ADVICE 70 HANCOCK FROM THE NEW YORK SUN.
German Democrats in New York Averse to
the Catholic Candidate for Mayor.

ESPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE KEcoRp.usIoS.]
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GENERAL NOTICES.

ar. "a Mars seminal pits cure all
cases OF Seminal Weakness, Loss OF sis0s, Noe
cal Debility, and all that clAss OF complaints arising
from Excess, Iudiscretion or Abuse she cid and in
this remedy A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and tho
SxNSAL PILLS restore the Sexual Organs dehiitated
from whatever cause to their pristine vgor. Price,
81 30 per bottle. Sent c. o. D. by express 70 any
address, from observation. Address all orders
to A. MoBoYLE co., Druggists, ?. o. Box 1852,
San Francisco. su5-u
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Republican sailor Boys.-four regular
meeting THIS "wednesday EVENING, at hoWes
Hall, at o'clock sharp, without uniforms
GUS WEIAkHN. Captain.
WILL J. BEATTY, Secretary. IB. CT o2O-lt
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REPUBLICAN BARBECUE

<SoMMITTEE oF ARRANGEMENTS WILL
Y meet THIS wednesday, EVENING, October
Goth, at Golden Esgle Hotel, at $50 o'clock.
GEORGE CADWALADER, Chairman
HARRY r. Snow, Secretary. o2olt
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tary thought he had an application for Office.
and waived his visitor to a seat but he re-
mained standing. You perceive said he,
that the letter is sealed. VIII you kindly
open it and read it in my presence ?" Sher-
man gave puff at his cigar, and brusquely
broke the seal. He then turned to the wait
ing friend. and CURLY said, 6 will take an
early opportunity to reply to Senator Hamp-
toms letter"
EFFECT OF THE PUBLICATION.
New York, October 19th.-The publica-
ton of the personal correspondence between
Secretary Sherman and Wade Hampton has
created a profound sensation. The Republi-
cans are delighted at the cool scorn with
which Sherman answered the insolent brag-
gadocio of the Brigadier, who gives the lie
and names his address, as though the Secre-
tary would respond according to the Southern
code, and resort to South Carolina methods
to settle political discussion. The Demo-
Gratis have not patience TO talk about it. Said
one OF their prominent men this evening :
This tomfoolery will cost us fifty thousand
votes in the North. Would to the Lord that
the mule had killed Wade Hampton. instead
OF breaking his leg" By his course, Mr.. Sher-
man has not only proved his point, but held
his adversary up to the ridicule of the entire
country.
STORY DENIED-coNvERT TO REPuBLIcsNIsM.
New YORK, October 19th.-Among the
most noteworthy political items to-day are
letters from Albert Bierstadt and John
Sloane to the Times, denying the Express
story that they have become identified with
the Democratic party, and the following
telegram from Columbus, o.:
Richard Tanning, leading young Democratic
politician, Clerk Of the State Superior Court,
recently candidate for reelection the Democratic
ticket to-day announced his intention hereafter TO
acs WIN ,ne hepneheans bssatsiactlen WIN Tn, ,he
bsmoerat earty relative to ' the ' money aasion
and the solid South. are CLAIMED to be his reasons
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Annual Session of the Grand Encamp-
ment. l. o. o. F.
D1scaEDIrARLR AFFAIR AT MODESTO

Items Of News from Oregon, British CO.
lumbia ana Arizona
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ow0sso Trltc, No. 80, Imp. o.
R. Mall members Of owosso Tribe are--Stss'
requested to meet THIS "wednesday H.
EVENING at your wigwam, promptly al S-aasSs1sss-4
o'clock for Business and Reception to the Great
Saehem. Visiting brothers and all members of the
Order cordially invited. BY order.
A. W. NELSON, Sachem
p i spAouTR. C. of r. IB CJ o2o-lt
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MILE ETTIE
MILE VICTORIA AND HrTIE

MILE VICTORIA AND ETTlE
In their Great Spirit Manifestations of causing
Musical Instruments to float through space over the
heads Of the audience. In addition to the aoose
great programme, l02 Elegant ana Cossiy
PRO
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Y MPoRTANT.-fF ANY RELATIVE OF C. W.
WINCHESTER, proprietor Of Livery Stable
near Market street. San Francisco now lives in
Sacramento he will Tease leave his address, num-
Der and street, at the UNION Office at once
con
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The regular weekly meeting of Axi
Company B, First Artillery Regiment, for eSVeA
Thursday evening next. will be dispensed ystsES
with, in order that members who desire can zssss
witness the torchlight procession to take place on
that evening By order of ]. L. ATWOOD,
n9n.ot LIB G Cantain Onm handing CompanY.
, 1880-01-31

more show or parade than the humblest
citizen in the land. The visit only lasted
a few hours, but if it had been generally
known at the time, he would scarcely have
escaped a few hand-shakings from the
local politicians, who never let such an OPP
portunity pass, if they know it.
We often hear the expression Christmas
weather, the man who would be dissatisfied
with our present sample, must indeed be
hard to suit. We have had hail, rain and
snow, the thermometer almost at rs degrees
and again below zero within the week; we
were spared the portentouS horror OF q
green Christmas, with all of it's attendant
evils, a generous fall of snow on our holiday
night bringing sleigh bells, buffalo robes
and runners to the front.
Of the 65 men who entered for the walk
ing match, a very small portion have pulled
through and I am very glad to d that it
no longer claims the popular appreciation
or support.
Looking back over the days and the
months which have passed, and the general
prosperity which has blessed us all, l feel
that we have every reason to be thankful,
no matter what burthens we have been
compelled to bear, or what loads we have
to carry, and join you, Mr.. Editor, in wish
ing all Of our patrons q Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year.
am yours truly
BROADBRIh.
, 1880-01-31
TIE G. IA NJ S.
ST.. THOMAS STATION.

New York, Jan. 26th-It is announced
that the British forces III Afghanistan
having avenged the massacre of Sir l..
Cavagnari and suite, will retire to Jella-
labad, permitting the election of a Sover-
eign by the people of Cabul.
Paris news states that NJ. Fourier of
the War Office, having been summoned
to produce his accounts, committed sui.
eide.
The Duke de Broglie has delivered an
able speech against NJ. Jules Ferry's EWl-
cation Bill.
The Mayor of Dublin has made an ur-
gent appeal to the English Press to adj
yocato the necessity OF relief for Ireland.
The death is announced of the French
Senator de Peyramont.
Now York, 9th Jan.-Mr. Bright, NJ.
p, has delivered a speech at Birmingham
in the course of which he said that Par
lament should appoint a Commissioner
to sell to Irish tenants the farms they at
present occupy, advancing them for the
purpose a loan equal to three fOurths of
the value OF the property, repayable i'll
thirty five years.
The Duke of Marlborough, Lord Lieu
tenant Of Ireland, has refused to dine
with the Mayor of Dublin on account of
the latter having presided at the recent
Home Rule meeting.
In the French Chamber of Deputies NJ.
Blanc's motion proposing the %abrogation
of the restrictions on public meetings and
the formation of Associations was rejected
by an overwhelming majority.
New York. January Gath.
Flour per barrel, ST. Lawf. brand, Sc rs
Meal, best Brandy wine. per barrel. S34 to Z.
Heavy Mess Pork, per barrel, $l23.
Crystals per b.. Sc to &C..
Sugar / Fair to good refining per ID, u. to s.
English Islands Molasses per gallon 90 TO 32cts.
Gold, Par.
Exchange New York and London, 4.82.
London January cath.
Dem Crystals per cwt. FL. 81. Cd.
Sugar Muscovado. do 6l Is. I'd.
delayed Havana. No IL. 81 Is. Cd. aaoas
Demerara Rum per gallon Is I'd. in bond.
Trinidad Cocoa per cwt. ga Sc. Cd.
Consols 99t to (.
Bank of England Rate of Discount, 8 p. cent
Liverpool Cotton Middling Uplands 7.
3 per cent Rentes in Paris, 81 80.
, 1880-01-31
AN AUSTRALIAN EXPLORATION.

On Tuesday there arrived in Sydney, from
Palmerston. Northern Territory, one of those
gallant little bands Of explorers, whose mem
bers fave opened up to settlement so mach Of
the vast interior of our continent. This party,
fitted out in January last by the West-Austrs-
liau Government, for the exploration of the
Northern Territory. is composed as follows -
Mr.. Alexander Forrest, F. R.. G. S.. leader,
Mr.. FentoD Hill, second 10 command, and
geologist; Messrs. John Campbell, jam
Carey, Matthew Forrest, and Arthur Hicks
ard two aboriginal natives, Dover and Pierre.
To 1870 the brothsrs Forrest travelled from
Perth along the south coast Of Australia to
Port Augusta, and the track they then
took is now followed by the telegraph line.
Governor Eyre traversed the same country in
1876, but that was a lifetime before the For
rests made their journey. In 1871 the Gov
eminent gave Alexander Forrest command Of
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La FLOR DE ASTURIAS.
22.-SAN JUSTO Y LUNA-22.

Ell dueho de este acreditado estabecimientc
tiene el gusto de otrecer sus favorecedores
Y al pdl leo en- general un surtido det da clase
de articnlos del pals de importaciones, re-
cQmepdandQ con esnacialidad. nns~ narte do az
patagras, americanos de prensa, Conteccio-
nalos los itim en- Arecibo y Hatilo azdca.
res de pion l'y2s, central Dis los mejorGs
mascabados en- brille buen color; en- granos,
cuenta con las mas selectas classes que Sc im-
portan co servas alimenticlas ca latas de dis
tintas fabricas tiene ell dep6sito de jaoones de
la exceIente fabrica LA Industrial" Y no va.
Ia Ell recomendarlos como los mejOres que sc
cenocen gasla hoy tanto del azul y rocamor-
como de l.. pinta veta que SO e pida Ofret
tabacos eaborados de la mejor hoja, buen fue
mar y de varias VltOlaS clgarrlll0s legitimOs
de la acreditadsima marca ''El ComerclO"; en-
vinos cuenta las marcas mas aereditadas POI
6ltimo ofrece velas de cera pura de |. y 2.
cIase de Is, s, 4, ,, y de ubras hasta ell ta'
maflo que Sc le.pdan
Responde de la excelente caldad y peso de
los articulos que Sc cOmpren eE ell expressed
cstablecimiento.
Las famias que descen tonlar sus facturas
mensuajmente seran ihmedatamente cOmpa
cidas asegurando todos un especial esmert
en- cum plimentar las orden+s que Sc le conhel
tanto en- ell ramo de proviSiones como de IL
venta dc fruit que Sc lie consgnen, obtenien
DO ell mas tay orable precio del mercado, ofre
ce sus relaciones, buenos ofcios cOuocimientC
en- ell ramo de tabaco en- hoja para su re8liZa
cion aqul en- otrOs mercad0s del exterior. st
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LIBROS DE COMERCIO.

En- la Administration del BoLETIN &c
ha recibido un gran surtido de juegos
de hbros de comercio,- indices demas
legitimos de Glasgow. Sc venden 4
precios m6dicos. Hay tambien ibros
parroquiales y toda clase de ibros, y
libretas On bIanco.
EFECTOS DE ESCRITORIO.
Ademas de las existencias de eostum-
bre, Sc acaban de recibir en- la impren-
ia del BorETTN, donde estan de venta,
los efectos siguientes
Trssparentes para dibujo, albums pa
ra rstratos, idem para dibujo, escriba-
MAS y tintetos, cajas de pintura. lmpia-
plumas, plegaderas, 'hect6grsfos para
hacer & Ia vez muchas copias de cArtas,
blanca, tarjetas, papel para
cartss de todas clases, id. para period
cos, id. para imprimir libros, i'd de color
para imprsnts, id. secante, pautado etc.
Variado surtido de devocionarios, calen.
iarios, excelentes carpetas con secante,
iuegos de escritorio, portamonedas, etc.
eI ROS.
DEvoCIoNAR1os. de vsrias classes y
orecios, La RueCla de la Desg,a-
,ta, novela por Carolina del Corazon :;
Poesiss de Grilo. Jerusalem por Ibs
Alfaro y toda clase de textos para e.
,uelas.
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EXCMO. AYUNTAMIENTO
DE
SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO.

| Para dar cumplimiento al art AZ del Re
| glamento de la Contribution Industrial y de
| Comercio de "a de Diciembre de 1875, s0bre
| election de Sfndicos y Clasif1caciones que
af1o economico de 1880 81. tengo ell gusso de
| citar los Gfemios que q continuation se re-
lacionan, a fin de- que, en- los dias del mes
actual y horas que 80 designan, 80 sirvan
concurrir los individues que la constituyen,
las Salas Consitoriales, con ell expresado
objeto.
Ell nombramiento de sfndicos clasifcado.
res recaera en- los Sres. que cbtengan mayo
ria relativa dc vOt0s cualquiera que sea ell
numero de los concurrentes al acto, sin que
la falta de aslstencia de un Gremio al local.
dias hOras sehaladas, sea catlsa para sus
penderse la election, pues en- este case sc
hara por la Acadia, segun dispone el artf-
culo 50 de dicho Regiamento.
Puerto. Rico, mayo de 1ss0.-El Alcalde,
JOSE R. BECERRA.
IA las de la anoche.-Comercian
tes importadores de L. % y3.o clase.-A las
8.-Almacenistas de Quincalla. I'D. de provi-
stones. I'd de muebles.
Ola IA las 7 de la noche. -Mendas de
telas.-Id de quinques.-Pulperf con ia
ba ,uerias. sin tabaquerias. LIS g.
Bszares. Cafes. .-Fondas. - Tabernas.-Bo-
degones
surtiendo los generos. Abastecedores de
carnes --Panaderfas. .-Salones de peluqu,,
ria. a.-Cacharrerfas. ncias de compra
yanta de frutos.-A las 8. -Corredores de 90
mercio -ASencias funerarias. -Agencias de
negocios, s,-Fabricas de fundicion de hierro.
Id. dc pastas Id. de ceras. Id. de cho-
colate.
Ola IA las de la he.-Empresa-
rios de peri6oicos politicos. Dentistas. =
Farmaceuticos importadores.-Id, no impor-
tadores-A las S.-Medicos -Practict.ntes.
Professors de mdsica. a.-AoCga gados.-No+a-
ios.-Procuradores.- .-Secretarios de Juzga-
dos municipales.
DIA ia las Z de la noche. .--Tnlpren-
tas. Destajistas. Tabaquerias. -- Cdrpinte-
rfas. as.-Fot6grafos. - Hojalatarias. - Lapida-
rios marmoiistas. - Relojerias. - Sastrerlec
sin surtir 4os ge leros.-A las S.-Cainiserias
sin surtir los generos. s.-Caldereros, Here
ros. z paterias. s.-Componedores de SON.
breroa -Piateros. Bar berias. - Talleres dc
enCuadernacion. 3-3
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FARNACIA DE DAUBON.
Sc. FORTALEZA. Sc.

Recientemente alberto en- esta Capital este
establecim ento, SO en- uentran en- el un surti
do comnletp de med cinas superiotes, drogas
de rrimera calidad, productos q fmicos y far
maceuticos; todos cuantos especfficos son CO.
nocidos, importados directamente de los mas
acreditados centros manuf ctureros de Espaiia,
L6ndres, Francia, Alemania y America del
Norte ofreclendo al pdblico equidad en- los
precios, asi como esme exac itud en- ell
despacho dc las prescripciones facultativas.
h Is de iulio
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SEVERO BASTON.
45.-SAN FRANCISCO-45

40.-~S A n + II A N " L y " O-4O
SAN JUAN PUERTO-RICO.
Gira letras en- todas cantidades corta vista
sobre los siguientes capitales y pueblos de Ia
Peninsula, isas Baleares y las Canarias.
GALICIA,
Betanzos Bayona, Caldss de Reyes, Camar
fias, Coru1a, Corcubion, Ferrol, Guardia, Lu
70, Lage, Mur1s, Moadoheio, Noya, Orense
Ortigueirs Santa Martsl, Padron, Ponteye
dra, Puentedeuue Puenteareas, Rivade0
Santiago, Tuy, Vivero, Vigo y villagarcia.
ASTU R las,
Aviles, Capgas de ouis, Cangas de Tineo, Gu
dilero, Ubnnga Jastropol, Figueras, Gjon,
Grade, Lastres Lanes, Luarca, Ovedo, Pola
lie Siero, Pols de Lena P0la de LabiaDa, Pra-
via, Rivadesella, Salas, Tineo, Tapia, villavi,
ciosa Infesto.
RestO de In Peninsula,
Bilbao, Barcelona, Cartagena, Cadiz, Grana
da, Leon, Madrid, Pamplona, Santander, San
Sebastian, Sevllla, valladolid, Valencia Ia
ragoza.
IsLAS BALEARES,
0ludadela de Menorca y Palma de Mallorca
ISLAS CANARIAS,
Las Palmas (Gran Oanarias). ID IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-12
BihIistsca popular lIustrada.
Los sig1iientss d 2 reales en- rlsticd, y
NentacOs en- pasta

Los sig,iientes d 2 reales en- rusticd, 40
eeltarOs en- pasta
Mammal de Metslurgia, tomos y III, con grs-
bados pOr D. Luis Barinaga, inge
niero de Minas.
49, aruas y rlegos con grabados, per
D. Rafael Lagnha.
Fisics popular, con grabados, por
D., Gumersindo Vicuha, ingeriero
industrial cstedratico de IL Univer-
sdad Central
inecanca popular, con grabados por
Don Tomas Arif0, catedratico de
mecanica de la facultad de ciencas
de Ia Universidad Central declare
da de ut Hddd para Ia instruction
pODuldr p0r Real 6rden de IA de
mario de 1872.
industrias quirncas in0rganicas, to.
mos y IL, con grabados, por Don
Francisco Baaguer Primo, inge-
Micro Industrial, quinico rnecanico.
dunica organca, con grabados por
Il. Gabriel de la Puerta, catedratco
dc Ia facultad de farmacia de la
Universidad Central.
ahahi, con grabados por d. Ricar
Go Marcos Baussa, arquitecto.
agronurnia, con grabados, por don
Luis Alvarez Avistur, director de
Granja modelo.
cntivoo agricolas, por Don Eugsnio
PA Rave, ingenero de Montes, y
UcenciudO en- ciencias exactaS.
conductor de maquinas tipeB Brahcas
6 del preusisa, por Don Luciano
Monet, premiado y condecorado, y
actual prensistai de La NuStrScion
EspG;loln Americana.
e. trodlcciones, por D. Rafael Gar
cia SantistebYn, secretario de Le-
gacion de 3rimera clase y jefe de
an al Mini Ita do E,ata.
do.
mpcsnica popular, por d. Tomas
Ariho, catedratcO de mec&nica de
la facuItad de Cieneas de Ia univer-
sidad de Madrid.
nraAalate Covadonga, paginss de la historic
pqt tria, del afio 500 al 900, por Don
Eusebio Martinez de Velasco, redac-
tor-efe que ha sido de La Hustra
cion EspGhotd y Americana
Aao eristiano, novisma version castellana de
Ia obra del P. Juan Croisset, refnn-
diia adicionads con ell Sanford
EspaHol Mes de Enero y Febrere
nor D Antonio Bravo Y Tudela,
Abogado del nustre Colegio dc Ma
drid. ICON hcencia de la Autori-
dads Ecclesiastical
Noyismo Romancero espahol, tomos !, II = Ill,
ineditos, escritos por nuestros mejo
res poetas
Mammal del tundidor de metales, con grabados
Dor ID. Ernesto de Bergne Ingenie
rg Industrial.
Mamma. de Ouimica inorganica, con grab, poi
D. Gabriel de la Puerta, Catedra
tco de Ia fscultad de farmacia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-12
Circular.

Queriendo satisfacer los deseos de nume-
roses Compradores de betes, Agentes do
6sta loteria, la Administrator ha resuelto
adoptar para ell noveno Sorteo que sc ver'f.
cara el dia 81 de Abil proximo venidero. Y
hasta nueva disposition, IN cambio en- Ia dis
tribucion de los premios segun cl sdiunto Pros
pecto en- 10 cual se vera que hay IN auuento
de "a premios, dos adicionales de S2Os han o.
do agregados, los de Sl0O aumentados de
custro diez, los ocho de $40 reemplaza.
los por diez de & $50, ell premio de $4,000
he aldo rebsjado $780, dando de esta ma
nera una grande ventsia los tenederes de bi-
lletes 10 que espero sera satisfactorioa 4 todos.,
O6cina de In F" Loteria de San Thomas, :"
St Thomas, 10. Mario ls80.-E DE LEON.