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The Democratic party has abandoned
none of its traditions. 1t is the same IN
der the lead of Hancock that it was I'M
der the lead of Tilden or Seymour or
Greeley. 1t is still that party which is in
sympathy with the doctrines whose success
must be fatal TO the Republic. 1t is still
that party which has labored untiringly
for sixteen years to obstruct the recon
struction of the South, to withhold civil
and political freedom from the colored cit
izen, to break down the credit of the ma
ton, to cultivate the spirit of reputation,
to put the unrepenting re6els in power, to
thwart and Illustrate in every conceivable
way the efforts of the Statesmen and patri-
OTIS who were lahoring to solidify the Ma
tional Government, and to make treason
hopeless thenceforth forever What there
fore does it matter who this party places
at its head for the moment? 1t is,
after ALL the party, not the man,
that is on trial. In nominating
G neral Hancock no rebel brigadier
has changed his views; no repudiator has
amended his morals; no Democrat has
taken on new principles of any kind.
They have merely put him forward as I.
iigure-hesd. They tried Greeley first, and
failed with him. They thought, perhaps,
that it was because he was civilian.
This time they have taken soldier, and
one who fought on the right side. But
they are the same as ever They have
taken Hancock because they believe they
can use him because they believe he will
not be in their way hereafter. He has no
civil record. His views on political issues,
if he has any, are unknown. But the
Democracy has long enough record, and
it is that which must furnish the issues OF
the campaign. And we have not to look
far to discover the tendencies of the
Democracy. The Cincinnati platform de-
nouuces the vetoes of President Hayes,
stigmatizes them os &" the unprecedented
use OF tne veto 10 main tain corrupt ana
despotic power" and commends the
action OF Congress in attempting
to repeal the Federal election laws.
This is the deliberate and sober
declaration OF determined effort to clear
away all legal barriers TO force and fraud,
in order that half the population of the
South may be deprived of the right of citi-
zenship, and the Democratic party be sus-
tanned through the votes of States so
manipulated. In the face of such policy
the nomination OF Union General be-
comes farce which assuredly will not be
accepted by the country. The Democrats
may have their brief hour of congratula-
lation over the sharp trick they think they
have played, but long before the campaign
is over the real nature of the situation will
be perceived by the people, and this last
subterfuge will prove no more successful
than those which preceded it.
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Dr. In MarS seminar ffiis cure atk
cases OF Seminal Weakness, Loss Of Vigor, Noe
.urnal Emissions Impotency, Nervous and Physi
cal Debility, and all that class of complaints arising
FROM Excess, Indscretion Abuse. The old find in
this remedy \ FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young a safeguard and protection. DR.. La MARS
SEMINAL PILLS restore the Sexual Organs. debtated
from whatever cause, tc their pristine vgor. Price,
81 so per bottle. Sent c. o. ID. by express to any
address, from observation. Address all orders
to A. MoBoYLE CO., Druggists, P. Q. Box 1859,
Sau Francisco. m4.3m
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FIREWORKS.

A grander display of Fireworks will be made on
the State Capitol grounds in the evening, beginning
at dusk, than ever before in this city.
II. VI. LARUE. Grand Marshal.
TGOS. J. CLUNIE, Chief of Staff. WILT
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And beautj may be all but flown,
Dear ladies', you need not de -pail,
II SoZoDUNT you make your own;
And brush your teeth and mouth with skill
You'll fasCinate and conquer still
iyl -3tThSTu
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-01

THE problem of living in malarial dis.
trict is solved by using Hammers Cascara
Ssgrada BitteIs.
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OREGON AND WASHINGTON TERRITORY

Great Damage from High Water On the
Columbia River.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at the Office of the state Capitol Commissioners
til o'clock P NJ,
THURSDAY, JULY Is, 1850,
For inclosing the State Capitol Grounds commencing
on L. at Eleventh street thence al ng the south
side of to Tenth street. thence along the east side
of Tenth to street, thence along the north side of
to Eleventh sire with Granite Coping and Piers,
and Cast and Wrought Iron Raj ing, per drawings
and specifications now to be seen in the Office OF
the Secretary of State. Bids will be received:
Fl st-In bulk, the bidder to furnish labor and
material.
Second-For furnishing and delivering on the
Capitol grounds the Granite, price per neal foot.
Third-For furnishing and delivering on the
Capitol grounds the Iron price per lineal foot :,
The Board reserves the right TO reject any and all
bids.
Sacramento, June IS, 1850.
w. S. Stafford,
Secretary Board of State Capitol Commissioners.
iuS(1
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San Francisco, June 90 Wife of DR.. B. 7. Mouser,
daughter.
Grass Valley, June 27-Wife OF Robert Richards, a
son.
Marysville June 26-wife Of Con. o'Connor, a son.
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ar Ticket for round trip Gncluding admission
to ENTERTAINMENT, SO. To be had of S C. MOTT
and members Of the Club iyl-3t
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SHOCKING TRAGEDY AT VISALIA.

A Young Girl Shot by Her seducer.
who Commits Suicide.
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LITERARY EXERCISES

Will be held at the Pavilion Immediately after the
dismissal of the parade. The programme will be
hereafter announced.
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AZ sRRIEO

Try Hammers Cascara Bitters for bilious.
ness
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The ProceSsiO, viii move at 10 oelotk
A. NJ. sharp.
ROUTE OF PROCESSION:

NJ street to Ninth, Ninth to X, X to Second, Sec
ond to J, to Ninth, Ninth to II, II to Eleventh
Eleventh to l. to Tenth, Tenth to NJ, NJ TO Sec md
countermarch 70 Pavilion.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

TgNHE SACRAMENTO BANK HAS MONEY TO
d loan in sums of ten thousand dollars and
UNDER at lowest current rates, upon improved real
estate
Eag All communications addressed to the SACRA-
MENTO BANK will receive prompt attention.
iIIS-2n1m
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
WILLIAM B. MILLER

Gate with Flobergl,
MO. 100 STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, ,
~ Matchmaker and Jeweler. Importer &zSss
aud Dealer in Watches SIiverware. JeWelry, g. ID
etc. Repairing 4 specially, under Robert tNs.sss
Marsh. All country orders promptly attended 10.
Iitt5p n.
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AssENeERs FROM THE EAST BY RAIL

Attempt to Wreck a Train on the South
ern Pacific Railroad.
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). EKNAN, .JEs.,

WY ATCHMAKER AND JEwElER, No. or,
w 136 street, between FIlthand Sixth. Va
Just received very fine lot OF Watches and e. q
Jewelry, which will be sold ut a very low SSslss5sssz
price. Watches and JeWelry Gully repaired.
lm7-lplm
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srg.AwAY & sous p,Awos

4 HEYMAN, SOLE AGENT, I---ss,gs-z,c,,
IA street, bet Sixth and Seventh, SfEsssssss., ssJ
oopPosites Court house; PIANOS ToI !
LET. Pianos sold on installments. " u
iG1-9plr
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
San Francisco Savings Bank
No. sse Callfornta St, corner webb.

FSoR THE HALF TEAR ENDING WITH JUNE
II 80, 1850. dividend has been declared at the
rate OF sIX (6) PER CENT. per annum on Term
Deposits and FIVE (5) PER CENT per annum
Ordinary Deposits. free of Fede al Tax, payable
and after WI DNESDAY, July IL 1880
iu3o -3p2w&sw1t LOWELL WHITE, Cashier.
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COAST DISPATCHES.

SPECIAL TO THE REcoRD,UNIoN.I
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PnQN

Red Bluff, June 90 J. z. Alexander to Sarah Ann
Holloway.
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Z. Il. kIINE.

Late with wachhorst, and successor to Floberg)
SETATCHMAKEB AND JEWELER, 10
w No. SO J street, between Second and ASTA
Third. Dealer III Watches, Clocks, silver 81 60
ware, Jewelry, etc. Repairing in all its Sss..A
branches a specially, under MIR. FLOBEkG.
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FIRST DIVISION.

FIRST DIVISION.
Marshal-MAJOR E. l. ROBINSON, and Aids
First Artillery Band.
Brigadier- General J. F. Sheehan and Staff
Col. Greed Raymond ani staff.
First Artillery Regiment-Co. City Guard, Capt.
+ ]. Kearney Co. e (Sarsield Guard), Capt. T.
W. Sheehan; Governors Guard Cadets
Can't. VIM. E. McEwan Sacramento
Zouayes Capt. Sims Emory; Co.
b (Sicramento Light Artil-
lerVl. Cant. J l. Atwood.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-26
81 Cannot Help it Now

How well knew her childhood,
Its blossoms sweet and fair,
When rounded into beauty,
a flower beyond compare;
watched tho little icherub, .3.,4
The glory of her eye
And recognized tho heaven
Within its cloudlcsS sky.
also knew her glrlhood,
Its @raccs all hor own;
1t seemed Il very tniry,
Titania on her throne.
And | confess, | watched her,
Like other foolish men:
Until my heart grew earnest,
could not help it then. ,....
The years that came unnoticed
With memories sweet were strown,
And when this n0ble.ludy
10 wOmanhood had grown,
She wore its crown, SO Quecnly ,.
That with n daring pen
/ wrote and, trembling, told her
could not help 1t, then.
She smiled and left it dreaming
Forever In my heart, .g a.
l turned apdlsnw her acting, q
In woman's supremeSt part;
Aud musng there, watched her ~
Repeat the solemn vow;
saw her and; 1 loved her,
Ana cannot help it, now.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-26

October 3. lS79-1y
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-26
CHICAGO LEDGER.
Established 1878.
The Leading Literary Paper Of
the West.
Only Sl.5O a Year.

THE CHICAGO LEDGER Ia now ap
proachtng the close Of tie sryenf In
year or It's existence. having been
established In the winter of 1873.
lhE LEDGER was started by its pres
eht conductors with Roino mirgiv-
1 ihss a. To the sEcress OF the q lt.r.
prise. Many literary ventures OF a
kihnred Character had been made in
INC western metropolis, and miser-
1 aoly rallied. The sea OF journalism
waa strewn with the wrecks of
stranded newspaper enterprises.
Cthers that were living. but strug-
j SihiN ioF procarious existence,
nave since yielded to inevitable fate
ana gene down, leaving The LEDGER
today tho only weekly story. paper
printed in Chicago.
THR LEDGER has not attained the
plane OF success upop which Ii now
soiiaiy rests without earnest, we'll
directed effort. Its conductors Hnve
iaoored earnestly and persisiently
not only to make II an excellent lit
erary Journal, but also to make the
reading world acquainted with It.
Ihousands upon thousands Of dol.
lars have been expended in bringing
its merits TO the attention Of the
reading public. In fact, The LEDGER
I has been the most extensively-ad
verhsed newspaper in the West.
Tho publishers have feeling of
pride at the success that has at
1 tonded their efforts to bnild up a
4 irst, class literary paper in tho cap
itai city OF the West. The circuls-
4 tion, already large, is rapidly grow.
Ing. and by the LIST day OF January
will bo not less than $4,000. Tho
publishers do not mean to relax
/ their efforts to mako The LEDGER
the best weekly newspaper In the
West. but in end to perSevere in ths
I work, anddnring the coming months
4 Will still further increase it's value
! and usefulness.
The weekly contents OF THE LED1-
! En- embrace. IN addition 70 its serial
! novels, several short stories; a Home
I and Family Doctor department. en-
! bracing letters from women of ex-
pericnced heads and hands. on house
hold and kitchen economy, homo
adornment, the management of
! childrop, and recipes for the cure OF
many OF tho ills to which Nush ia
heir; Young Folks Department.; a
department devoted to Current Lit
eratnre. consisting OF choice excerpts
| from the latest magazines: o Scien-
ihc department, giving the latest
intelligence In regard to new divroy.
ertes. mechanical Inventions, etc.:
also biographical sketches. historic
papers, travels, poetry, and q mass
OF abort articles ON miacellareoua
topics.
ApDnEss
THE LEDGER,
Chicago, Ill.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-22
LiBROS CONVENlENTES.
DE vENTA EN- LA IMPRENTA DEL "BoIETN.

Nouisima Ley de EJguiciamiento Cieil y
Nercant1, asotada Y concordada en- numefo-
sas disposciones practicas, regIas dc Jurispru-
dencia y Sentencias del Tribunal Supreme. Sc
gaida de varios APPENDICES novena edieion de
1879, por R6mulo Moragas ID. Julian NJ Par
do, Ell pasta espanola 81.
: MANUAL DEL SECRETARI0 DEL AYUETAMIENTu
8 tratado te6rico practice de Administration
municipal, puesto en- ammonia con Ia nueva
Ley, a,' edicion, 1873, por Fermin Abea,
pasta espafea 81 30.
:, Manual de FermuIari0s para todos los ui-
clos civiles y crimnaes, con notas, por d. Fer.
min Abella, 81
Notari1do. Tratado general fflos66co.legal
te6rico y prlctico del Notariad de instru-
mentos pdblicos relatives la propiedad, Ia
fam;iia y q la succession, por D. Jose Gonzalez
de las casas.
L tomo pasta espafola S6-25
Jerusalem. Description exacta ietallada
de los Santos Lugares, 1879, por H. Manuel
Ibo All faro que los ha visltado iltimamente y
que los describe con prlInor
precio ejomplar.
P0 sfGs del emlnente poeta d. Antonio f.
Grilo, 2" elicion, 1879. l$ ejemplar
TGcTIGA DE REcLUTA CoMPAEfA, por el
marques del Duero, rdstica, edcion de 1879
50 ctvs
TACTIcA DE BATTALION, por el mismo, edicion
de 1879, 10 centavoS.
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GACETaLLAS.

Cosas de ella. .-Sucedi6 que La Civi-
lizacion, con la poca sal que Dios le ha
dado. y con un gran golpe de violon, d.
10 que los caballos tambien son artistas,
y SO metio hacer la apologize de unos
maromeros poni6ndolos por encima de
los actores del teatro. Mas catense
ustedes que 6stos, ofendidos en- su ma
tural amor propio, le replican & La o.
vilisacaon:
ID Con que esas tenemos, eh 2 Pues,
sen2ra, vayase V. al circo aproveche
las ensenanzas que ALI le daran de
equitaoion y de maromas, mucho mas
titles, segan su parecer, que las del tea.
tro.
Psro La Ctuilizacion, que sin duda es-
peraba un med calpa y no tan contun-
dente replica, opta por enfurecerse '
poner el grito en- el cielo echandola lie
defensora de la sosiedad poncena y del
cuarto poder del Estado. Y la sociedad
y la prensa, que Sc huelen el busihs del
asunto, Sc guinan 81 oio y no dicen ST.
quiera por ahl to pudras Y suoede
una vez mas que La Csvilisacioa prsdi-
ca en- desierto, X aconteoe que ei diiu;i-
no colega tooa por la oent6sima vez un
instrumento que no Cd violin quedando
demostrado que 10 es chicha M fsnsond.
\ le oourre, on On, al colsga 10 que al
gallo Dc Moron 90 queda cacareaado
] sin rlanas
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de la correspondence prnca loata IA
aquslIa ISIS dirigida C,ba, Fiji III.
mas 8 II Peninsula, he acordaio remi-
tir u. I. dos ejsmplares de Il expresa-
da Tafifa 4 los efsctos CONSEQUENCES -
Por ellos vera q, 4 que las cartas dc ID
Peninsula para Cuba y Puerto Rico pa
gan as centimos do peseta por cada
ounce granos de peso, y 15 c6ntimos
de peseta mas, on concepto de recargo,
por carta 8 pliego; es decir, que una
carta que no llegue 4 ounce gramos pa
ga 40 centimos de peseta, pero 81 exec
de do dicho peso solo paga 25 centi-
mos por cada ounce granos 8 fraccion
que exceda del referido peso. Los Pc
riodicos pagan 10 pesetas por cada diez
kilogramos, 6 a centimos cada n1mero
suelto: los impresos medic centimo por
cada diez gramos; y las muestras 10 cen
timos por cada vointe gramos, S 81 es-
tan adheridas cartones. El derecho
flo de certifcado es peseta hoy dia.
en- qua so ha refundido el recargo de
so centimos, que ss les impuso, con 81
fijo de so ceAtimos, one antes paga5an.
Parece, pues, que Ia TarifA que propo-
ne ell Gobernsdor GAnnrai de Puerto
Rico deba modlicarse armonizandola
con 'e de Ia Peninsula, pues no seria
equit.tivo que co-tara IN mos una carta
lie aqualla Tsla, para Ia Peninsula, que
vice-varsa. Rrspecto al fSanqueo para
81 interior de la Isa, parece t,mbien que
iebe ser igual al del Interior de la Po-
ninsula. Fl ,alm 'nto, el frarqnoo do Ia
repetida ISla para Cuba Y Filipinas ds-
be ser exactamants el mismo qre el de
la Peninsula para estss. ID, R,sl Or
den 10 tras'a1o V. E., con inclusion
de un ejemplar de la TARIFF que Sc cita
y eD contestacion an carta Official n1-
nero "a de L. de Julio del ano pro-
ximo pasado.
Y passto el c1mplase por 8. E. con
fscha IA Tel corri ,ntN, 40 su Superior
orden So pdblica Gu la Gaceta o6cial pa
ra & neral conociniento y cumplimien-
to.
Puerto-R Rico, 10 lie Febrero de 1880.
Ell Secretario del G ,bierno General,
Francisco Fontanals y Martinez.
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Boletir MercantiI.

pecies 8 artfculos en- forma semaiante q
los dc ID Peninsula, y siendo objeto de
especial revision tolas sus partidas por
Ia Oomision de valoracionas y Junta de
Araucelss de Ia misma LILA, pues desde
I640 hasta 81 liza habran snfrido algu.
nos articulos Je comercio notable alts-
racion On aus valores y por otra parte
quizas entire an las miras del Gobierno
de 8. M. modificar ell tanto por cient,
que sobre dichos valores es obieto de
los derechos del Fisco.-Ea suma, ell
Conseio es de dictamen Il que me-
rece ser aprobada por s. NJ. Ia Circular
de Is de Mayo 1ltimo publicaia en- Ia
Gaceto de Puerto Rico 1e 40 del mismo
mes; previniando al Gobisrno General
do aqualla provincial su exacto cnmp'i-
mieEto a la mayor brevaia1 possible. Y
a. que SO racomiende la misna ST.
perior Autorldal la necasitlad y urgan-
cia de Ia ref1rma de los vigentas Aran-
celes de A,luanas, de cuyo saryicio SO
halla, al parecer, ocupa la la Iotenden-
ola de Hacienda. ~ habienlose con-
tornado S. NJ. el Roy "a. D. g. con
el preinserto dictdmen, ha tenido d bier
resolver de acuerdo con Ell mismo.-De
Real orden 10 digo " Z. para su CO.
nocimiento y efsctos correspondientes.' y
7 acordado el cnmplase por S. e. con
fscha de hoy, de orden del limo. ST..
Intendente 50 publica en- la Gaceta off,
cial para general conocimiento.
Puerto-Rico, Febrero- 4 de 1880. Ell
Secretario, Luis Il. de Estrada.
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COMUNICADO.
Sr. Director del BoLETIN MERoANTlL.
Febrero lG de 1880.

Febrero lG de 1880
Muy Sr nuestro estimado amigo compa-
nero: deseamos MERCER de su am9oilidad sc
sirva dar luz las siguientes i1eas en- un lugar
visible de su peri6dico, por cuyo favor le anti
cipamos cxpresiv2ss gracias.
Repart.a0 en- esta capital hace unoS ounce
dias el prospecto del Semanario Literarioby ar,
tfstico c0nsagrado expresamente al bello sexo
de esta Isla, que con ell titulo Las hjjas de Eua,
pensamos empezar publican desde ell primer
domingo del pr6ximo Marzo tenemos La honra
de contar en- nuestra lista de suscrptores las
mas distiEgudas seforas senoritas de esta
ciudad, abrgando fundados motives para espe-
rar un resultado analogo por parte de todas las
ciudades importantes de la Isla donde hemos
remitido nuestro prospecto haee pocos dias, 10
cuai viene demostrar una veg mas La ilustra-
cion sentimientos artistlcos que distinguen
la mujer puelto-riquena
Creemos, pues, cumplir un deber de gratitud
dando ndolicamente las gracias nuestras nu
necrosis favorecedoras Y aprovechamos gus
tosos esta OCCASION para poner en- su noteia va.
rlas mejoras qua para correspondent de algun
modo la lisonjera aceptaciQa que ha obteni-
do nuestro pensamielt9, pensamos introducir
en- nuestra publication desde e primer n1mero
Empezaremos manitestando cue Ii larga
lista de nuestros colaboradores que hgura en-
nuestro prospecto, spodemos. .agregar desde lue-
60 los nombres, muy yaliosos para vosotros, r
seguramente talnhien para nuestras lectoras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-22

| de las renouhradns poetisas Sras. d Angelina
Martinez de ID Fnente y % Dolores Rodriguez
de Ti6, quienes han tenido h bondad de- escri-
Mrnos pnrticipkndono8 sd rtsoluciOn de ay1anr-
nos en- nnestras tareas pcriodisticas
Podelnos tambien participar defnitlyamente
& nnestras amables abonadns, que el cores
ponsal de Madrid de Las hyas De Era e ol
testivo y ehispeante escritor D. Ricardo Sephl-
veda, cuyos escrit0s, salpicados de lEerBza y
gracia, deben ser Muy conoeidos por 81 belle
sexo de esta Isla, por Ia frecuencia con que
suelen yer Ia lnz en- las pubicaci0nes ma1rile-
has La IustrGci0n EspaS0la y Americana
La M0da Eegante, de cuyos dos peri6dicos he
sIdo cronista eI renomhrado co-aut0f promo
vedor del famosO P5eitv del MatrtDl0niD, se-
guido con ell distinguido literatO j popular NO
We ista d. Teoioro Guerrero, con cnya COO
peracon contamos igualmente, habiendonos
autorizsdo para publican alguaas de sus intere-
santes noyelas
En- la Habana nuestro corresponsal es la linz
da y distinguida Srita d. Mercedes MuhoE,
que fuer de constante abonada { los mas
eleg sntes efrcules, nos tendra sempre 81 CO.
rrien.e de cuantaS n0vedades de importancia
oeurran en- la capital de la Antilla hermana
las noticias que acabamos de hacer saber,
hay que agreg L one hem0s c6ntratado an
habil artista puert0riqueho, inteligente graba-
dor de MADEIRA, gracias al cuaI amenizaremos
los n1meros de Duestro Semanario con bonitos
grabados, jerogltncos saltos de caballo, ha-
biendo acordado regular un premio, que de-
signaremes oportunamente, aquella de nnes-
tras suscriptoras que sea Ia primera on remi.
tirnos su solucion.
Por 1ltimo, en- uao de los primeros D1meros
de nuestro Semanario, empezsra yer Ia lpz
una collection de bocetos femeniuO6 Semblan.
zas mascuinas sin nembre, & fn de dejar adj
vinarselos nuestras lectoras, On Ia one 6gu.
ran las mas distinguidas damas sehoritas de
esta poblacion, dando, como es l6gico, Ia prefe.
rencia nuestras suscriptoras.
La primera correspondence madriIe6a do
SepGlveda, vera la luz en- nuestro primer nd.
mero con ell cual Sc repartira nuestFas abo-
nadas una preciosa DANA inedita de d. Julian
Andino, con su letra, 6n de que sirva para
canto piano.
Anticipando Vd, Sr. Director, expresivas
gracias, Sc repiten con la mayor consideration
sus mas affmos. s. s. @ b 8. NJ
Fernando de Ormaechea, Fsrnsin Toledo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-22

GOBIERNO GENERAL
DE LA ISLA DE PUERTO RICO.
sK G n n r A RIA.
CIRCULAR.

CIRCULAR.
Ell Excmo. Sr. Ministro de Ultramar,
con fecha "A de Enero pr6ximo pasado
baio el n1mero SO, comunica al Excmo.
br. Gobernador General Ia Real Or
den signiente:
Excmo. Sr. :-Por el Ministerio de
Ia Gobernacion, on AZ de Noviembre
filtimo, se dice & este de mi cargo 10
sieuiente: -" En- vista de Ia comunica-
cion dirigida 4 ese Ministerio por 81 Go
kernador General de Puerto Rico con
lscha IL de Jnlio 1Itimo, one u. I. SO
lirve traaIadarme con Ii del 4 de Sc
}iemhre siguiente, HobEe reforma de la
tsgila paeional yigents para u iranqueo