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LITTLE ROCK.
Rain Storm Damage to Property-Expl0-
sioa at Gas-HoHse-G GhicOt.Affairs.

LITTLE Rock, July 3l.-A very
heavy rain fell Sunday afternoon,
Overti1Wing the banks of the town
branch and doing considerable dsL1-
age to property. The stores Of WA.
Field, Horne & Morrison, j. W. Biei
elsman & Co., Z. l.. Alden q Co. and
Wolf Il Bro, in R0bens Row, were all
entered by the water and goods dam-
aged to the amount Of two thousand
dollars. The water was a foot deep in
tue boarding Of Mrs. Ware,
the furniture and Carpeting all in
jured and several articles of valu e
swept away. The gas pipe across the
branch Wss broken. Last night an
emplOye Of the gas company, with
lighted candle attempted to cOnnert
the pipe again, when the light came in
contact with the escaping gas, caus
ing an explosion and the severe burn.
ing Of the man.
Judge Mason, of ChicOt, accOmpa-
MED by a large number Of friends, IL
here endeayOring to have the troubles
Of that county, growing cut of the
disputed juigeship, arranged. 1t is
understood the matter will be salts
fsctOrily fixed up, either Mason or
Ragland Withdrawing all claims to
the office. Ragiand is here also.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, July 81 1-Tobacco-ssles
So hhds; prices unchanged at full rates
for all grades. Flour is in fair demand;
extra family is held steady at So. Wheat
firm st 81 259l 35. Corn is in fair de-
mand; sales Of shelled sacked at 69c.
Oats-new in bulk, 35@SSc. Rye steady
at SOC for choice from store. Provisions
quiet and unchanged in every respect and
nothing doing. Mess pork, Sl5; bacon
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MEDIcAL DISPENSARY.
DR.. .. s. JoHNSoN'S
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
2iO MaIa Street, Hp Stairs,
Between washington and Adams Streets,
MEMPHIS, TESNEssEE,
vEMEREAL or sEcREr DISEASES

Is now permanently established Tor the treat
msnf OF pstienfs. both male and female,
who are affiicted with any form OF
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4. o'BA2EoH,
Lata OYartOn Hoi
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TELEGRAMs.

The interest on the Spanish debt
will be paid without reducing the war
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.
Grenada, Houston & Eastern R.R. CO,

OFFICE CHIEF ENGINEER,
" MEMPHIS, TENN, July /, 1871.
- Proposals for the building of sixty-hve
miles of the above road, in the State OF Mis-
sissippi, will be received up to August 1st, to
include graduation, mRsonory and bridging;
also, rails, fastenings and crossties, al the
option Of the contractor.
Proposals for sections of five miles Will be
received. PrOtles and specifications can be
seen at the Office OF the President. W. +.
Tucker, OkOlOna, Miss, or at this ONCE, No.
IL Magnolia Block. The company reserve the
right TO reject any or all bids not looking 70
an early completion Of the work.
iyl w, & MOON. Chief Engineer,
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said, had better serve his country
than be its pensioner.
Mr.. Gladstone opposed the various
amendments.
A division was had on the PROPOSE
tion that the election expenses be paid
out of the local taxation, which re-
suited in a majority of ninety-six
against the Government.
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The savsrss Porcelain Factory.

PARIS, July 3l.-The immense pOr-
celain factories at Severes, in which
work has been entirely suspended
since the commencement of the siege
of Paris by the Germans, are to be at
once re-established.
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is engaged in preserving order amid
the general rush and excitement Of
the occasion. OF forty dead bodies
brought to Bellevue hospital, twenty
have already been removed by their
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Ihs Ballot IN Paris.

PARIS, July 31.-The fact that but
few ballots were cast at the municipal
election, that the great mass Of. voters
abstained from the exercise Of the
franchise, is generally attributed to
the continuance Of the state of siege
in Paris, which exercises baneful in-
fiuence in all classes of society.
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TO BRICKLAYERS.
OETY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
II n

OrTY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
~ MEMPHIS, TENN, July II, lS7l.
- Sealed proposals viii be received at
this ONCE until l2 IN. Thursday, the 27th inst,
for building brick sewer at the intersection
OF Orleans and Jessamine streets. The city re-
serves the right to reject any or all OF the
bids. For further information apply at this
once. J.H. HUMPHREYS,
tylg City Engineer.
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NOTICE.

ssemphis City Fire & GsnT Inc. COmp,Y, !
W MEMPHIS, TENN, JULY 10, ISL. J
- At a meeting of the Board OF Directors,
held this day, a Second Call of FEN PER
GENT. was made upon the Capital stock Of
the Company, payable on.the eth of August
next. UyIT W.sMIEH. Cashier.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GOOD NEWS
To the Afflicted !
The Rsnswaed AntId0ts for Syphilis
and ScFofuIa, The UnfaIlIBg
Rsmsdy-RiCOTd's French
Pana0ea.

A CERTAIN specific for Syphilis in Its Pri-
N mary or Local, secondary or Constitu-
tiOnsI and Tertiary forms. In old ULCERS
liberated Sore Throat. sore Eyes, skin ETup-
tions and Sores on the scalp arising nom
Syphflftie Contamination II viii in every
case be prompt and enectual. Wherever II
has been use1 Il has proved to be an unfailtug
remedy ia this most malignant scourge OF the
human race. 1t is equally prompt, safe and
efficacious with the FEMALE SIX and Win
children, having the same SPECIFIC effect In
every instance.
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p B. STARKE.
A. N. WADDI
WANTTD,

INFORM aIION In regard to SAMUEL I.
i FREELEAG, whose evidence is indisPen-
sable In behalf OF the defendant in the case
of the Commonwealth Of Kentucky aRainzt
BeDi. b. Burton, charged with killing one
bsT last- Anv information as to his Wherea-
bouts win besthank1ully receiXed and re-
Wardsd by LEWIS Q. GARBldUS.
Attorney. "a. Law,
fvsl RusssllYfle, Kentucky.
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Notice to Contractors.

BB- Contract to build Levee at Dale's Point
and Horn Lake viii be let out at a meeting
of the Mississippi Levee Board, 10 be held at
the Peabody Hotel, Memphis, at y o'clock
am, August 3, lS7I, Specifications can be
seen at the meeting. r. r. HOWE,
iy2s Secretary Levee Board.
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St. Agnes Academy
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

MEMPHIS, TENNEBSEE.
THIS Academy for the education of young
ladies Is under the superintendent OF
the Sisters of st. Dominic. The course of in
structton includes useful and ornamental
branches of education. Special attention
given to moral and polite department.. The
school year commences on the FIRST MONDAY
OF 5EPTEHBER, and closes about the last of
vance, S75, $50, $50 and 500, according TO the
agreed class OF the pupils. For further infors
nation apply to or address the
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
augl st. Agnes Academy.
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ESTABLISEEED 1910.
10. 0. F.-.Ths Crops IN Gibson.

Special 20 the Memphis APPEAL.l
HUMBOLDT, July 31.-The Odd Fell
lows lay the corner. stone of the I. D.
o. F. S. College at this place to-day.
Gibson county prospects lOr good
crops we're never more fisttering.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

UNION AND PLANTERs' BANK OF MEMPHIS
Memphis, Tenn, July !. ISL.
ss- The Directors of this Bank have de-
clared Dividend Of ave per cent. ont of the
net earnings Of the past six months, payable
on and after July Sd, until which time the
stocE Books viii be closed.
iyI 8. P. READ, Cashier.
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NEW ADyESTISEMENTS.
E,IcKEVr SAIvE

WE have Just received a full supply OF
w BUCK EYE BALVE. We shall hsreaf-
ter be fully prepared 20 meet the demand ior
this justly celebrated Pile remedy, wholesale
O. W. JONES a Co,
te4 III Maiu atfaai.
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MISSISSIPPI
AGRICULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL

MANUFACTURING AID SOCIETY
Authorized by the Legislature ofthe State.
MONDAY MORNING. CLASS 81, JULY 81, 1871.
las 5 o 3 8 10 II II l8 "A
g. AZ, 90, 56, SO, 58, 2, 81, 49, rs, 81, IS, 49, 25
MONDAY EVENING, GLASS 81, JULY 81, 1871.
8 d 3 10 IL II I8 "A
II, 81, 80, 7, 3, 90, q Al, %, u, Is. 50.
fy3l 24z SECOND STREET.
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UTAsHNGToN UNIvERsITY---MEDI-
w CAL DEPARTlfKET, Baltimore, Md.-The
next regular session Will commence on the
First Monday in October, 1871. Preliminary
lectures will begin the 18th September. The
course OF instruction Is eminently practical
cln ical lectures, and special instruction In
the diagnosis and treatment OF disease at the
bedside Every variety Of disease may be
seen in the Hospital Wards and Free Dispen-
sRry connected with the COnege. fES-Fnn
course, $40; Naturalization. 80; Dissecblons
SO; Graduation, SO, Students nom the late
slaVeholdinR states, whose means are limited,
will ta recalVed upon the oenenclafy plan OF
the sehooi IRE annual circular and oata~
ioaue' containing full particulrrs, win be
''lA' OA- DRAS, W. CHANCELLOR, ND,
jysO d6w Dean Of the Fucnlty.
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COFFEE AND TEA.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
NoTT0H.

A LII accounts du the late frm OF Bigley,
"A MeIlersh q g not paid before Septem-
Der /, 1871, will be placed in the hands OF an
attorney for collection; and all bills or in
debtedness against said hrm should be pro-
sented by July 5, 1871, for payment to
GEORGE MELLERSH,
fy2 Is South Court st corner of Main.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
MEurH1s ATIp ONO RA1LRoAr

MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD,l
Memphis, July ls. lS71. !
- On and after Thursday, July 20, 1871,
and until further notice, all freight Except
in car Ioads) Will be received at warehouse in
Navy Yard, foot Of Market street, instead Of
at Platform, head of Second street.
tyIg Al KNAPP. Agent
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r,oRsALE. A VALUABLE COTTON FARM.
n rs acres, near Helena, Phillips county,
Ark. on the Mississippi river and Long
Isake. known es the Cen. Gid. Pillow Plan
tation, now owned by the creditors OF WIN
chester and Ala X. r. Co. Address q. h.
Moore, Agent, Hunts station, ". ana AtAs
Il. r., Tenn. Also. for sale, $50 ecres, net.t me
growing city OF CoTiEsh, Mss. ~ = SO. L
J. r. east. Address either h. X. moore oWn-
er, Hunts Station, Tenn, OF COL =. y. oells
Agent, CoTinth, Miss1 WoM
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Late ovsrton Hotel. Late OveFtOn Hotel.
BODY HOTEL,
Cor. Main and Monroe Strests.

THE undersigned have leased the above
new and elegant Hotel for term OF
years and Intend keeping FlhSI-CLAsS
HOUSE In every respect anu sollo1t Aha
uafronage of the travelling P1Dnc.
iva5 O5BANNON a NORRIS, PrOp'rs.
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MEMPHIS LADIES' INSTITUTE.

No. 2l2 DeSOtO Street.
AIRS. FANNIE P. MCGEHEE, Principal,
WI will resume Its exercises ON the first
Monday in September. For terms see eircu-
lar or apply to the Principal. aug
Ledger copy.
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price per Bottle, SIS 90.

This preparation, with descriptive circular
and full directions, viii be forwarded TO any
address in the United States, by express se-
curely packed and delivered free OF extra
charge on receipt OF the price, s., by Post
office Order OF registered letter; or 1t viii be
forwarded by express q. o. D, on receipt or
order by mall or otherwise.
Descriptive Circular with directions Will be
forwarded grRtuitOusly TO any person inclos-
ing three cent pOstOIfice stamp. All orders
will receive immediate attention. For
further Information write or apply IN person
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The Tsllahatchie (Miss.) NeaCs Of
the 2lst says: "The weather has been
cold for this season Of the year, near
Iy three days steady rain fell this
week, Cotton crops are being dam
aged by constant wet weather, the
sun has shown his bright face but
once since Sunday. The farmers look
gloomy and disheartened, they seem
Ia think their labor has been in vain.
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Dissolution Of COpartnership.

Il between y. r. Clarke, Cotton Greene and
w. K. Lucas, under the hrm name of 9. K.
Clark 4 Co., is this day dissolved | y the re-
be continued by the remaining eOpartners.
=. K. CLARKE, q co.
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DR.. WILLIAMS & co

At their Medical Laboratory, Waldren Block,
No. 450 Main St., Msmphis, Tenn.
No extra charge for examination and ad-
Vice. Office hours from 10 am. TO pm. daily,
except sundays. augl
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NOTiCE.

To the Stockholders of the Memphis and
Vicksburg Railroad Company:
TNHE undersigned having been duly So
lscted to open books for subscription %
said railroad, and having received suqserip-
tions to the amount required BY the onsrSoI
of said company to enable it TO Organic y
the election OF President and nine O1rect-
Ors for one year, hereby give noslee % tne
gfock hoIdere Of said railroad that an election
will be neld for the purpose OF electlng said
offieers. al Vicksburg Mississippi, on the san
daY OF August, A-B.s 181A. Stockhoiders
noev vote I'M person or BY proxy, and each
shoyra ~ stock entities the holder to one vote
9A'''iS - P. B. SrARKE.
A. n. WADDILL.
THOS. W. 8TRINGER.
NB.-The books Of subscription can be
found at the once Of MessTs. Hassleft 4
WoOlf ok, where subscriptions Will be re-
oeived' Jy2
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RAILROAD SALE.
On Wednesday, September 20. 1871,

On Wednesday, September 20, 1871,
AT THE EAST SIDE OF THE CAPITOL
"A in Nashville, the undersigned, Commis-
sioners of Railroads, ETC., for the State OF
Tennessee, will sell, at
PUBLIC AUCTION,
The following railroads in the State of Ten
nessee, under various DEGREES OF the Chan.
Gerry Court at Nashville, made in the case OF
the State of Tennessee vs.. hdgeneld and Ken
lucky Railroad, and other railroads and par
ties, with theiI franchises, rolling stock and
equipments, viz:
The Knoxville d Charleston Railroad
The ROgersvIIIe a Jefferson Railroad.
The Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad,
And unless the decree of the Court shall be
complied with by the
Nashville d Northwestern Railroad,
Ordering the payment of the debt to the
State within thirty days from the Sth OF July
ISL, that road, with Its franchises and equip
ments, will be sold.
mortgage debt in the two following rail-
roads, viz:
The Southwestern Railroad,
and the
western d North Carolina Railroad,
The debt against the first being $4,000, and
the debt against the last being S44s, coo.
In the meantime sealed proposals for said
roads and debts will be received by the Com
missioneTs, and can be sent TO the Comp
on the day of sale; and should any such pro-
posals be acceptable to the Commissioners,
no sale of the road to which they apply VIII
be made. The sale of the others will proceed
imm mediately.
The payments may be made In the Bonds
of the State and their coupons: one-fOurth
al the date of sale, and the residue in one,
two and three years from the day of sale,
with personal security, and lien upon the
property sold.
The Eve other delinquent roads, viz:
EdgeheId q kentucky Railroad,
Memphis, ClarksviIIe q Louisville Rail-
road,
winchester a Alabama Railroad,
McMinnyiIIe q Manchester Railroad,
Cincinnati. Cumberland Gap d Charles
ton Railroad,
Have severally made propositions to the
courts for adjustment Of their respective
debts to the State, which, If promptly COM
piled with in the times limited by agree
ment, no sale OF said roads viii be made; but
on failure to do SO, said roads will he exposed
to sale under the DEGREES of the Chancery
Court.
All necessary explanations viii be made
on tine day Of sale, and any Information In
the meantime will be given by the Comp
troller.
~. MCKINNEY,
A. WRIGHT,
F. b. FOGG,
ID. W. @. SENTER, Governor,
4. IA. BUTLER, Secretary of state,
ED. r PENNEBAKeR, Comptroller.
Nashville, Tenn, July 28, 1s7i. tySO
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Selma, Marion and Memphis r. r. Co
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDEI2S-

DY order of the Board of Directors, q special
ID meeting OF the Stockholders OF this Com
pany is called, to take place in the city Of
Columbus, Miss, on the 6th OF September,
1871. Business of the greatest importance will
be brought before the convention, and large
attendance is requested.
n. B. FORREST, President.
g. II. FOWIKES. Secretary, auRl
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menf of patients. both male and female,
who are afdicted with any form Of
VENEREAL or SECRET DISEASES
sueb as SyphiIIs. Gonorrhes, Gleet, Structures
and ali Urinary Diseases; Syphtlttie or MeT-
ourial affections of the throat, skin or ooness
orchitis hernia Orrupture; also, the eueets
OF q solitary habit, ruinous 70 the Doay S1a
mind, producing blOtchss on the Iace. usoili- l
tv fnapotency, dizziness, dtmness OF slsntI
Confusion OF ideas, evil fOrebOdlngs aversion
to soclsty, loss Of memory, Wex &c, nOt
an of these in any one case. but Al occurring
frequently In various cases. AneumaIlsIn
and rheumatic pains cuLe9 y = nsW ri 51lst1q9; o.
OF WOMEN, such as ExcessiVei suppressed
~ n,ainfuI MeuBtruatiOns LuchOrrhcea or
Wbftea falling OF the womb, and all irregu-
lsrities OF the monthly periods, causing stsr-
iIify or barrenneaB, and often-ttmes consump-
ton.
The doctor can be consulted personally or
By letter upon all diseases not requiring his
attention outside OF his once. Once hours,
nom am. to O'Clock pm
mhI7 ID. 3. JOHNSON, n. ID.
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The Secretary Of the Treasury has
called on the Board Of Supervising
Inspectors of steamboats, for a thor
Ough investigation into the causes Of
the explosion of the boiler Of the ferry
boat Westfeld In New York, on Sun
day evening; together with detailed
account Of her last inspection by the
Board. The Supervisors are instruct
ed TO make q rigid inquiry into every
fact connected with the accident and
report as soon as the investigation
is concluded whether her last inspec-
ton such as Is required Of the Inspec-
tors under the law.
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friends for interment. Nine of the
bodies still at the hospital have been
recognized and will be removed to-
daV.
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all other bitter
-rKE VICTORIA TONIc sITTERs.

The unrivaled and Famous Remedy foriDys-
pepsia, Indigestion, General Debility, Head
ache, Liver Complaint, Debility ana lrregu-
lartties OF Females, and all
IMPURTTY OF THE BLOOD.
Try 1t and you viii soon be convinced of its
wonderful tonic and reiuvenatlng power.
Sold every where and at our Laboratory, No.
$50 Main street, Memphis.
augl WILLIAMS q co.
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AT THE EAST SIDE OF THE CAPITOL
"A in Nashville, the undersigned, Commis-
sioners of Railroads. etc., tor the State OF
Tennessee, will sell, at
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CHICAGO, July 3I-Flour is quiet.
Wheat-NO.2 2 spring weak and 10 lower,
closing at 81 05 for this month, and 81 03
for August. This afternoon it was IN
settled at 81 o. for cash. Corn-No. 2
mixed active and l3<c lower, 44@45c for
cash. This afternoon 1t was steady at
1870 for August. Oats-No. 2 active and
%9Ac lower, closing az SIC for cash.
Rye--No. 2 sssier at 330lS4c. Barley--No.
spring stronger at 65966c for cash. High
wines 92c. Mess pork easier, closing at
SlS 371&o for cash. Hogs steady at $40
4 so. Cattle duh and lower at "a 500
37kr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-16
EXPORTACION.

Az1car.-Las noticas 1ltimamente recibidas de
Europa los EstadOs-Unidos respecto a este dulce
han dado lugar q alguna discrimination entire los
compradores que en- La Isla haya declinado ell
preclo de a de centavo por libra. Las transac-
plaza desde $44 So pOr classes de refino de So 4
$54 classes buenas HubO una venta de clase selecta
81. Sosteniendose la baja los compradores, es
possible que sutran una pequena decinacion los pre-
clos.
Mieles.-Se han hecbo ventas desde IL i 20 cts.
gallon classes lnferiores Una partda superior Sc CO.
loco 80 cts.
Cafe Los restos del cosecho siguen colocandose
81 al. con facildad.
Algodon.-NO cOnOcemos Operaciones en- la quin-
cena
Tabaco del pals rama.-Si ben Sc han hecho
entregaS Gle partidas de consideration, aun no s;-
bemos que Sc hayan tijado preci0s aguardandose
para este que lleguen por ell proXimo paquete las
notlclas de Europa sobre esta hOia. Sabemos una
Venta de lO9 pacas trpa a precios reservadOs.
Cueros.-Slgue SUI demanda muy activa y Sc pagan
a $l7a 90. los dulces q SIS 90. los salados.
Aguardlente Gle cana.-Para consume Sc detalla
Gle $50 a $32 los Ito galones sin envase
CamblOS.-SObre LOnCres. Cotizamos de sos & SIS
pOr e.
EspaIla 10 IL p.9 moneda extrangera.
San Thomas q 81 pS premiO.
Plata eSpanola 81 p.9 premio.
OnzaS espanolas II. oesun cohFehio Co
ldem colombanas $16-5O. nlololal'
1dem americanaS $21.
Descuento mercantn del 12 al Is p.9 annual.
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PARTB MBRCANTIL.
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.
ENTRADAS.


13-De Mayagiiez en- 2 dias gol. esp. maria del
Amparo So ton. cap. Soils con equipage del battalion
de Madrid y q pasageros.
13-De Fajardo bdro esp. Emma" 10 ton. captain
ORlgO con cuerOS.
13-De Cadiz en- 80 dias berg. gol esp "Concep-
con 1OS ton. cap. N. Lopez variOs efectos los
SrS Viuda de Was comp.
13-De Arecibo EN- dia gol. esp. "Merced" 80 ton.
cap. Barber con maderas oasageros.
f 13-De Aguadilla 1 dia gOl esp. ''Srena" So
ton. cap. Hernandez con equipage.
14-De Vieques en- dia gol esp. Catalina % ton.
cap. Ruiz en- lastre.
24-De San Thomas en- 1 dia gol, esp. sRapido''
AZ ton cap. Amador con mercader1as varios Co
merciantes,
14-De Mayagiiez en- 2 dia gol. esp "Ursula' u
ton. cap. Poll con equipage del battalion de Madrid
y II soldados del mismo.
14-De Cadiz en- IA dias vap. esp. SMendez Nu-
lez0 de 1880 metres c1bicOs cap. casas con caFga
general correspondence y pasageros.
Este buque pOr traer un caso de viruelas su bOr-
do le di0 entrada hasta que, reunida la junta
dc Sanidad dspuso que los paSageros pudieran sal
tar terra pero que s equipages cargas Sc tras-
kldasen al Ponton donde sufriran una cuarentena
de tres dias con objeto de poder yentilar
15-De Barcel0na Valencia Algeciras en- 81 dias
del 1ltimQ punto berg. gol esp. 'J0ven Eustaquia'
los ton. cap. Galano con vinos otros efeotos los
Srs SobriRoe de P
15-De baltimore en- IS dias berg. Ing, nCleta" III
ton. r. Crowell con arroz y duelas Latimer )
comp.
14-zPara la Hahana vap esp Mendez Nuflez
12 51O metros cublcOs cap ID. Francisco de la Cas-.
con gestos 40 earga corTespo naenciay Y pasageros,