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New-York tribune., 1871-10-20

A new manual of elocution entitled The
Comprehensive Speaker by HLNRT T. COATES is issued
by Porter Coates 1t contains udicous selection Of
pieces from the best authors, omtng all Of doubtful
morality, Of sectarian political character, and Of
transient literary value. Great has been taken In
the selection of extracts to give the genuine text Of the
author without the in quotation and punctuation
which such frequent besh In this class Of school
books A large proportion Of the contents are from
American authors furnishing the materials fer compar
atiye survey Of our native literature.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
GOLD BONDS
OF THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC
D.Yrpnan nOMpAHY

7-SO INTEREST IN GOLD,
PAYABLE sEau-ANNUALLY, JAEUARY AND JULYt
FREE OF Government TAxRs.
These Bonds are secured by FIRST and ONTM
Mortgage on the Road and its earnings and ALL THA
PROPERTY OF THE COMPANY, including nearly
6OOOOo00 of acres of the best agricultural timbe4
sections on the Continent. "
About the LIST of January next nearly two millions
of acres of the finest lands in Minnesota will bA
placed in the market by the Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company. and the proceeds of their sale viii
be used TO PURCHASE AND CANCEL THE CoAPANY'g
7-sO BONDS, provided they can be purchased at b.
price not exceeding ITO.
These securities now selling at par and accrued
interest in currency. JAY CooKE & Co.,
No. 9o%Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20

3 Mrs. Henry Woods latest novel, entitled
Dene HoIlop, is Issued by Peterson from advanced
sheets at the time with the English edition. Is
story of English Life written in the authors character
istic style Of sentmentality and spasm.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20

A treatise on The Diseases of Women, by
GEO. H. TAYLOR, M. D. Geo. Maclean), Is devoted
chiefly the of the maladies in question, and
processes to forth certain important principles which
have hitherto been overlooked In medical literature.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20
Jnsttuettnrt.

Mrs. NJ 3. PARKs's French and English
NJ Bo.dns and Dag sehosl hadi.ca svs sSTsT
-, ssSsss SsTt "a dr.hn 90 .ppAe.ass : ~, :
MILTAaIRsYE. LIT ar g., DqAsRIS Pl.ss. viss sGHGSb m0
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CMILL. BOARDING SCHOOL for boys not
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SHARON M NsTITUTE;IA Az seest :l.9 school IF for
he NE" COhOO1Ig lIloo
Il BROADWAY, RB0PEFS, ecpt %, 1871.
I'VE be upderJgned do hereby eTpre0 hearty niere@ 10
T s'' G-iis i. e. III
the successful abshmsnt Of this REnon earnetT con-
mend It 10 all loSe1 Of sound sholaTIhtp. ..
"Ess.Yorf Jme, is7L JOS THonPs0F
- HOWARD CROSBY,
VIM n BYARTa"
THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL founded A. D.
S ss iSi % s E:s
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
~ WinhopE,ee prepares BOYS for bne. or college The Sh
caller Pe chaneelor Crosby and Faculty o. University. and
from Prdent Porter and Faculty Of Yale celss may b obtained
nonsop BroI l,IW Broadway. n N. HOBBY O. CHASE
WIN. II. LEGGETT" SCHOOL, 1874 Broad
w way one door below Thraeth-st
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE.
l. A BOARDING SCHOOL
for making boys intelligent, healthy, Christian MEN,
BSTABLsHRD 1884
teaching Comm management
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COOK A YEAR at the STAMFORD Comm
VbTSC COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE RoE LADIES Pupils re-
osved At any time K u FLACA, n.
THE MiSsRs DOkEmBs
DAY SCHOOL for Young Las and Children at No.
Rar TusstyfTstSt, on September 81
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20
Mem 11nblieations.

A MEXICAN OT07LITHOGRAPHIC CO."
IA oFFICR hss been removed 70 No Io3 Ruton-st. nj.
1910 CHRONICLES OF GOTHAM
%s Ready hi. nOnng ch and raey Biblical histoY Of
Of SATIRE "Tht New Gospel Of Peace" By the
Author. Phes rs CARLETON Co.. Publishers, n 7.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20

eARlsethft& Knd SA1 are fdnninE soout t% ,,s ~
~ @ = tTcss az I: sssss aa's ntos
Ciid Sf tSs CSefubf One who has not ns1 w. 1890
wSNG sO,OS o, SeR @ SO the gsnCmen about
very nsSt e Srs Of her black
rounded outlines and delicate features Of he
child .SS Ssns s.ss Sny ts of the African better
subject tor painters sktn is rarely seen p
G TU %Ssy Srats aey lave to1shp
the close S " SsT sOsc tbe ns nes Of
Soee fair figure and prominent brow speak clearly Of
more deicAte organization higher intellect , renes
these eloquent fgureso long that even the rude per
OePOns q the felt the masnem Of my ny 'sS9y Gy
caught seeping in the "ssa" Nor is nudity confined
The dsy a Ss tss SsGs
ketO net and left to 60 to sleep without Other hr sCvssns
than n SS % tue sy or n0
them at the discretion Of the nurse. II must be con
that sy sy u S
found. Next 70 no costume naturally comes thln COS
tune have seen boy Of f ysar, Sd Satbinp Siad m
else-As hope TO be believed
A whimsical specimen Of Cuban English is worth
quoting as an awful warning to the travellers who
prlde themselves upon the glbness with which they
fondly fancy that they can converse with foreigners
in their own tongue. ....... ... ..
certain youth, whom meet occasionally, anxious TO
SssalS me with an idiom far more pulzi6g Than any
Spanish. Hs once informed me that at house across
Swallow soAat" said !, utterly az loss.
Boarders-6our ders-how you call lf-h%eepedes -
"Oh" aaid 1, enlightened by the Spanish Word " You
mean that they take boarders" +,
mo and SGn nf
S n SSSsp S sSsf
Church, but on the MethOdist" 1t was with some din.
Methodist Church was inclined to be socabe and re-
fha Nolli md ha Sfdad
American landlsdy that he would gladly take ms 9a
afterwSrd apooEfSed for mistake" THAT is to say.
stain) upon his otherwise Immediately white nnen coet
white linen suits being the ordinary wear iOr Rene
Doubtless commit equally absurd blunders in spansh
but my friends are far polts to make me aware OF
them Long live the graceful Cuban courtesy, and may
the years give to 1t richer nayor OF sincerity anu ru'n
We would gladly give our readers larger taste OF
this charming volume but our space Is already FULL
and we can only advise them to try the book for
themselves. 1t has been brought out with no
hourish of trumpets by way of collecting On audi
ence and we are sorry to say is the first production
of the author that has fallen in our way. We are
not familiar either with her writings or her name,
and do not know whether it is her own talent for
description or the felicity of Spanish subjects, to
which we are indebted for such agreeable journal
of foreign travel, which has not been surpassed In
its way since Mr.. Milton Mackie's fascinating
"Cosas de Espa1a."
A treatise on The Diseases of Women, by
GEO. H TAYLOR, M. D. Geo. Maclean), Is devoted
chiefly to the causes Of the maladies in question: and
processes to set forth certain important principles which
have hitherto been overlooked in medical literature.
Mrs. Henry Woods latest novel, entitled
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20

WDUDDfER THAN THE CHERRY" 90 Sts;ji 81
Il "fEoH4Es WEDDING sosS ;; T.: aS6cK Ss55RhSP 9P
CUE" es ss 8 = ga H't tsS.s. :, ~ % dBTy T1is wg
AT * iIsgR MARCH" oa ca DIrSoH Co., III Broadway
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road.
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GENERAL SUpERINTE .NDENT's OFFIEE
CoLUMBIA, 5. G., March ,lsW:
on and after. the 10 flowing Schedule
will be daily, Sunday excepted. Etin con-
Meeting with Night T. aims on Sosul Car
oIina Road, up aEd down, and with
Night Train OH Char lotte, Colum dia all d.
Augusta Road goinl South:
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Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
hcalthy, and efectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded Or gray
hair is SOM restored
to its original color,
,oiM the gloss and
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Slate Of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
BY L. L. GUFFIN, ESQ.,, Probate
Indra

Judge.
WHEREAS, J. P. KENNEDY,
w has made suit to me, to grant
them Letters of Administration of the
Estate aud effects of NJ. l.. Kennedy, de-
ceased, late of Due West:
THESE ARE THEREFORE,, to
cite and adnonish all and singular the
kindred and creditors of the said NJ. l..
Kennedy, deceased, that they be and
appear before me, in the Court of Pro-
bate, to be held at Abbeville G. H.. on
the 1st day of June, after
publication hereof, at II O'Clock in the
forenoon, to slew cause, if any they
have, why the said Administration
should not he granted.
Given under my hand, this 10th day
of May, in the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy
one, and in the ninety sixth year OF
American Independence
Published OH the 10th day of May,
1871.
L. L. GUFFIN
J. P. A. G. -.
May 10, 1871, 4-ot
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COVER, cox & MARKLEY

Agent at Abheville, DR.. ]. W. Mar
shall; ut Greenwood, j. a. L ". II.
Baily at Ninety-SiX, I. G.. Lilscomb
at Cokesbury, J. ]. Ellis.
Nov II, 1870 90 l2m
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ESTABLISHED 1885.
Greenville Coach Factory.
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iS1E would announce to our custom
" ers that we are prepared now to
fill all orders for Vehicles. We have
added to our stock of Woodworking
Machinery, and increased our staff OF
workmen to about ~, and therefore trust
that none of our patrons will he dissp-
pointed in having orders promptly filled.
The Stock of One, Two, Three, -Four
and Six Horse Iron Axle Plantation
Wagons will be kept full and now, a.
for 0ne-third of a century past, these
Wagons shall he the STANDARD O;
EXCELLENCE.
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05
. CONSIDER Me SAITH ~

CONSIDER Me SaIrH There is a
good story in the papers Of the trick which
was played ~ old DR. Caldwell, formerly
of tho University Of North Carolina
The old doctor was a small man, am
lean. but as hard aud angular as the most
irregular Of pine knots
lie leaked As theugh he might be tough
but he did not seem strong Nevertheless
he was, among the knowing snes, renuted
putel TO be as agile = AZ y cat, auA In al
dition. was IN no means deficient in knowl-
edge OF ths nobis science Of self defense, -
Well, in the Freshman class of a certain
year WAS a burly besf mountsinesr Of
eighteen or nineteen This genius con-
csived great contempt Tor old Belus
physical dimensions. and his soul was
Mortified that one so deficient in muscle
shsnld be so potential in his rule.
Poor Jones-that's what we II call him
had no idea Of moral force. At any rate
lie WAS not inclined to knock under and
be controlled despetiealy by a man he i'm
agined he ceuId tie and whip At length
ls determined to give the gentleman gen
,eel. private ,hreshiug some nigh. in the
college Campus. pretending to mistake him
Tor some fellow student
Shortly after, ON dark aud rainy
night, jones met the doctor crossing ne
yCampus. Walking up to him asiuptly.
he said
Relle. Smith you rascal is this
you!'
And with that ho strnck the oil gentle
man blow on the side of the face that
nearly fslled him.
Old Bolns said nothing bat squared him
sclf, and al il they went Jones youth,
weight aud muscle made him an "ugly
customer." but after round OF two the
doctors science began to tell. and in a
short time he had knocked his antagonist
down. aud was astraddle of his cheat. with
one hand on his throat, and the other deal
ing vigorous cuffs an the side of his head
"Ah stop! | beg pardon doctor =!
Doctor Caldweil-a mstake--for heavens
sake. dacter srosned Jones. who though,
he wac aboa, 20 be eaten up +" IL really
Thought it was Smith I =
gfrhs doe;or replies vltli word aud
BLOW slternately--
""lt rnRiss no aiisrsnce for all pres
'satiparpsses .easiisr se Smith /"
And it's said thst ola Bolus gave Jones
such spoundinE then and there, as proba-
,bly pieeentei hls ever tosking another mis-
take as to personal identity at least on the
'eollcge Campus.
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

s----- "A CAics ga ell sTotetoa her lover
in Springfield. Mass. jrst stssr the fire,
,ayiAg sour weddinp day sas set for
nex, veck. snt = yce Wiz ssns up with
: woman drese NJ u a riitea skirt aud
her sthers 6Sttcosi. cone on The
brave youth ,slegr.phsd ia reply: rect
ready | Will he with on
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

- In response TO an 'nqnl'y OF scien
ti6s. publication, IN i,eAce come tiess
. Wsstcrs journal says il does NOT sare a
nickls, but wealu like to Know wnere IN
the thundcr the. 20 TO when you 50 Tor
them. r
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

l.----- Mr. Thomas fwomblcy had drank
kst six glasses OF brandy and water. when.
being man OF discretion, he returned
Asnss ut the seasonable hour Of one A. NJ,
and went sobory to bed.
Mrs Thomas Twombley wa, too well
ACCUSTOMED, to the goings and comings OF
Mr.. Thomas to I've much disturbed by the
tri6ing noise he n,alc on refining, but W hen
she discovered thar re bad his boots on.
she requested him a. remove them, or keep
his feet ant Of bell AL 1.iNt
~" NV dear. ",-aid Mr. FHomblcy, in an
.apslagctic tone. "sku.s me, lloa ! came
10 fpfre, the boots can leoneeive. Tor 1
assure ynn ~ je,s ,ober's ever was in
nv life
=. Mr.. Twombley sat on the side Of his bed
and made an Effort = pull off hi, right
boot.
The attempt Wa, successful. but il
brought him tothe floor
On regaiuing his feet. M Twombley
thought he saw the door open As he
wa. surc he Thu, ihs door ON coming in he
wss astonishel and dark ss it was in
the rosa., he eonl l@nt be mistaken. he ielt
certain.
Mr. 1womL!ey staggered toward the
door to clo,e it when. TO hi, still gres,ec
surprise. he saw fgme approach from be-
yena.
Twomhlcy stopped 80 dia the 6snlr
Tweulhley advanced again, ana the figure
did the same. TwombIey raieel bis gnt
hand--the fgu,s rai.ei his lett
..Who'sthcre? roarcl Twomp.r, 49,
linuing 10 get fightend
The o.jett itrde no ,eply iwpmidey
raised Nj, bs in neuacihl iili ad.'--
the figure lehei him ,haSue . 'lmiiaf
objsss.
,sBy the jlugol cnsa rwomble>. II a
6nd cut who you ie you sncakinS cu-s
He hurled the bool at tue head of the
mysterious object. " hen---ctash ! went ne
big locking glass, which Twombey had
snisfa Kan far the at,or
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

.s~e-~" Women. wake up. exclaims
the Rsvolutsn, and an indolent rural edi-
tor adds, :. Yes, and turn ou and make
the fire and put tie tea kettle on.
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05
Manhood Row Lost, How Restored

JUST published, new edition Of DR. CvNn'
WILL S CELEBRATED ESSAY on the radical cuy W.
out modiene) Of SPERsArQRRnHDA, or eemll,
Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, lsPoln,'
Mental and Physical lncspRcty. Impedimsnu \
Marriage, etc ; also, CoNsUNPrlos, EPILEPSY, w
FRS, induced by self indulgence or sexual eAuA''
gance.
ne. Price, in a seated envelope, only6 cent?
The celebrated author, in this admiIa5ie eash
clearly demonstrates from thirty years sHees,. ".
practice. that the alarming consequences VI " ~"
abuse may be radically cured ithout he aans'9iys N
use Of internal medicine or the application rI, W
knife pointing out mode of cure ~ once s,"!,f ~
certain, and ccetuql. by means Of which e's' ma,
ferer no matter what his condition may ~ ~
cure himself chonpy, privately and rad,oanII y ,,,,
re- This Lecture should be IN the hanos VI ''"'
youth and every man in the land. A.
Sont, under seal in plain envelope, 70 wv m,
dress, postpaid ON receipt of six cents OF f'"0F''
stamps, a, y prr
Also DR.. CulycrwelIs Marriage Guide p'
- cents.
Address the Publishers, ,,,.,.co
127 Bowery, New York p. o. box A''"
oct 81, lily.
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05
Dr.. Radway,s PerIe.. PargalIve Plll,

pegfe.tly taslslesa. elegantly coated with swsct
gum. purge regulate, purifg cleanse and strength
en-. EadwaYs Pills iar the cure ul all dsnrIera o:
the stomach liver bowels kducys, bladder, Eorr-
ous diseases. hes}aehe constipation costivennss'
indigestion, dyspepsia b,iliousness, bilious f,vcr,
inflammation Of the bovels pias and ala &C.
aupomens of ihe internal yi.t.a Warranted
10 effect a positive cure Vurty vegetable con-.
\ few doses Of Railway ijll, viii iec the sys-
TEN from oil the above named disocio?s. Price,
. cents per box Sold by BguFeis.
Read /" FHso Gpa In4' Send letter Stamp
TO RADTAY & co, No. si Maiden Lane, New
York. Information worth thousands will be sant
you, idly 47lyl
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

"a .t.s.ssls sS1.A-. ,ts.rsa Tor ,heft. wh.n ia.
hpw bstssesi Nv Assagissr ssnami' askad what
sssesx..is's tl klyl -"s.~s' ''d'
HGealinG ~ -4- tls4l "A a- scr.
ss9y y n facanAdf sstonisiTes me :" said the
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05
ST RECEIVED,
Il lnc selected lot of assorted
T-Ton =

from the Globe Rolling Mills. Chm. bought
since the govt. manufacturing duty was re-
moved. which our customers and all hands can
have the benefit of by calling early on
GEO. AUSTIN.
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05
I'D Jssasss u seissoriings.
IN Nsbher Come No No.


~ been wTiiiu ieax for he Eno,: Gle time
Pat Il aeooef come no mo-
When used 10 rock an work an sing
In de little cabin do.
-. NJ Samrsss Oar wii HE fddle. ~. ~ ~
- :. IN Ssfn he's sone--done dead
~ 1Desss fsr se s&ift II fAst M E,t,fas
ex@ An lcssst 7rove~i esi,-s sala
= sAs'Iisae Si,-e--.ssil ~ ,1ssas stoo;
hg" se $50 ta esase <sstias.
Es,ss .cssaasiissaa,'sss's ssssias -,
Us $sa,, Ers,.g. i e z X .is ~
s.sfs.,skss.s. = iass, lA-sse
H.sss svsfahs& sls mns fcs.
ho nasgai em Cd g. s.a1s-si oae. tH
& Gsesa saNrtfesit- tfs Loo.
% Nsss usa 10 sea- (, de fsht
Iet 10 atete> $4,000
---e W. hrzr 1Tt 1rsrti - bullet in de breast.
IA se.isont % ae sAttls roar.
Hs'drat ais arms aroGn' my neck
An say, Nanny lnb yoa sol "
lie didn't see no harm in dat,
Do his Nanny was black an po.
Ole Missis died wild broken heart
When de las Of de boys was killed.
Dat his cup ofsorrow was flled
An yere I've sot, a waitin an waitin'
81 For de good time comm no mo-
An / see ole NJ isis calien' to me q
Across from de odder sho'.
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05
w. c. posrIcK = co.

Sea Mess FArilsc.
yvEp NlCIlil. Maccaroul. S1rdines. oys-
frrs cta at e. J.. i'f' ~ e.
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

val itspslu H. would, replied the lad /.
"sSeins ksw many big ms there ars in
~ asms business and is ashamed to own
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05
Initial Ictter raner y Envelopcs,

rJ,HE mo., popular article Of The day. ~
! inll . " HlRvrV'S
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

The Application u tie Ready Relief 10 the par
OF parts where tie pain o. difficulty exists viii Of
ford case aud comfort. Twenty drops ia half tum-
bic of water viii in a few moments eurr Cramps,
5pasm. Sour Stomach. Heartburn, Sick Headache,
Dsnhes Dyssntery, Cole, Wind in th. Stpnaeh
and ali internal rains Travellers shoul ! always
carry a bottle Of Ra3vay's Ready Relief. with
them few drops n water viii prevent sickness
Or pains from change OF water. 1t is better than
French brandy a i.Jtcrs az a stumuian,
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

Par .,or N, Pr'".
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

The o. jei.t inrde n" epf twpm'deY
raised hi, bs in nenarihe bili ads--
the figure lehei him ,AaSue ,mliar
ohiart.
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05
ANn AEUE.

Fever anil Agu cured III. fily ce1ts, There ia
not remedial agcut in this world that will cure
Fever and Acue, and oil other Malarious billion a.
scarlet. typhoid yellow and other Ftvers laidcd
by KADWAYs IILIsJ 50 qgiek as Railways Rea-
DIV Relief 90 ceEts per hottle.
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,
Urinary ana Womb diseased Gravel Diabetes.
Dropscy, S'oWar rt Water. r.ircqutnauceoi urine,
Briehts disease AlDunmiis, and in aii oases
Where there are brick iu-. Opposite or the water
is thick, cloudy mixed with Substances like the
white Of an egg, etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-22
LABORANTISMO.

Es muy interesante la siguiente cores
pondencia de Nueva- Y ork que publica un
peri6dico de la Habana recibido ultima
mente.
Nuevo York 20 de Febrero.
Grande es la excitacion que reina hoy
en- el laborantismo. A los cheques que
desde fuera ha recibido 4ltimamente hay
que agregar las conmociones intestinas
que 10 agtan hasta sus cimientos Y que
hacen tambalear toda la fabrica amena
zando la mas completa reina. Por ma
parte, el partido Quesadista hace la guer-
"a mas feroz la banderia de la ex-Junta,
ypor otra parte, hay lucha contfnua in
, dlv1Iual entire las entidades de ambes
fracciones. Jose de Armas y C6spedes Sc
| ha constituldo en- Nueva Orleans como Ell
Jdpi6er tonante de La Pah'ia, y desde
all1 lanza furibundas dardos contra sus
cotrades neoyorkinos. Sc ha hecho presava-
to director de un peri6dico en- proyecto,
y como 81 no bastaran las columns de ese
peri6Jico para difamar sus antagonistas
y rivales, inunda el orbe con profusion de
hojas volantes cuida 1osamente metidas
eu sobres de carta que el correo Sc encar-
ga de levar y repartir los interesados,
La question Azcarate Zenea ha tenido
una rami6cacion muy extensa, y hoy por
hoy Sc estan desarrollando en- esta eiudad
dos incidentes relaciunados con la misma
jy enteramente distintos y Heterogeneous
entire 81.
El primero es la presencia de dos CO.
misionados de los laborantes de Madrid,
enviados seguramente para continuar la
mission de Azcarate, interrumpida repen-
tinamente por un telegrama de la corona
da villa. Lo que me aferra en- mi cIeencia
es que la fecha del tel6grama coincide con
Ia de lasalida de Madrid de dichos comi-
sionados, y que uno de ellis reune todas
las circunstancias que concurren en- cierta
persona cuyo nombre Sc habia asociado
con ell del Sr. Azcarate en- esa mission des-
cabellada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-22
TELEGRAMAS.

Por via de Cuba Sc han ref'lue
los telegramas siguientes: =.
Habana 10 de Marzo.-E9fs Es'
tados-Unidos una reunion para.
toria del Senado, ha resueH qultal
& Sumner de la presidenq Iuei Go.
mite de relaciones extra9 Eas'-ha
guardia nacional de PaY1 g Id su-
blevado.-El general Wy Pletel.-
de hacer uso de la fue7 para repsi-
mir dicha sublevaciop( Los plus'a-
nos han evacuado La I'D i.quielu''
del Eure.-MontpeJ Z na slao man
dado q la isla de ny rca pof haoer-
Sc negado 4 pre- 81 Ju1alle'l'o
militar de sostenx hey Anlaueo'
Ell Post (de Il rs ",iiill" que
Sc ha celebrado tra1aoo secreto
:; Rus;a bace 7 guerra, Prussia Sc
compromete 7udarla en- clertos
caSoS.
taran eljurq ode 6delidad al Rey
s--de.ueg0.
Hal6ana 1 de Marzo.-Paris Sc
halla franq,ilo.-Las guardias nacio-
nales Sc h.n rendido.- dice que
ha tnuertoRochefort. rt.-La Asamblea
ha lvotade su traslacion 4 Versailles
Habans 13 de Marzo.-Madrid. Sc
rios distlrbios en- las provincias.
En- Alicante el pueblo amotinado
hizo fuJgo al Corregidor y 4 otras au-
toridaies civiles, hubo algunos muer-
tos.
En las elecciones triuufaba la opo-
sicion por 10 cual habia disturbios en-
varios puntos. El Rey abba suspen-
dido su viaje en- busca de la resena.
Cambios. -Sobre L6ndres 400 DIV
161 a171 p9. p.
Sobre los Estados- Unidos 60 DIV
Orc a & 5 pS. p.
Sobre los Estados- Unidos corto
Currcy IA a pS. d.
Sobre los Estados- Unidos corto
orc 81 a 81 .pS p.
FL orc en- New-York III.
Azdcar mascabado s. 4 81.