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Domestic Markets DIFFERENTIATED

NEW YORK, Jan. -Nocn.-Cotton Grmer and
steadS. but quiet; sales, 1900 bales uplands
l.ah., Flour quiet and firm. WheSt active and
STEADY. Corn dull and unchanged Pork firm at
s20g9s2o 60. Lsrd firm. Freights dull. =,
Erentng. Cotton drm and active sales 4,eeu
bales ~ l5tc. Flour--Soutbern unclaimed: COM
mon. $S.2SQS8S5; fancy and extra, So. mars IS.
Whiskey lower at 9o@slc. Wheat opened ste idy
AND closed 1c. higher, with an active port d.
maud; winter red ard amber western sI.4e@
Sl.ao. Corn shade firmer new, 7s@79c Pork
unchanged old, $l9. e5@$Io. so; new, S2olS2o rs.
Beef quiet. Lard heavy; kettle, l2ic. Naval
stores firm. Talow quiet and stea6y Freights
lower wheat per sail, 8sd. per steam, Id, flour
Fer sail. p. 3D.; per steam, 81. Sd. cotton per
steam, S@71e. = .-~'
BALTIMORE, Jan. 9.-Virginia G's- Old, 5Ct bid.
81 asked; '66's, co bid, 81 asked; 67s, 50 bid Gs
asked. .Isa =. r.
Flour dull and firm. Wheat firm and prices en-.
tlre'y unchanged. Corn hrm; white nomina lIp
unchanged; yellow, soc. Pork firm at $50 so.
B scnn firm shoulders, 9sNloc.; rib sides, usr.
clear sides, 12c.; hams active al 1sc. Lard, GaM
lac. Cats, 55g57c. Whiskey, so@sic.
|, LOUISVILLE. Jan. o.-Tobacco active; common
to good lugs S5.50@$6 IS; low to medium $T0 $40
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 9.-Bagging quiet a, 25g2sc.
Flour firm at SIS. Is. Corn very quiet. Provisions
excited, with an upward tendency. Mess PORK
S20.5o. Bacon-Shoulders, 9ac.; clear slices, Iac
Wltskey quiet at sec. .t.
NEW ORLEANS Jan. 9.-Sugar quiet fair, ia
TIC. Molasses quiet; common, 4qQllsc.; prime
55657c.; choice, 80c.
New York sight, discount. Gold, llo3
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NE IAEKeRsECRG BnlDGE.-Porkers.
o@'y' ~. w., Jan. Tile first engine
eaa,e" over me Parkersburg bridge al 8 L.
~ tI-u4y. lbe bridge VII be ready tor
'@]'''1 |E'ias on uesday next, Jan. 10Th.
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MYSTERIOUS DEATH.-Sdrannah, Ga,
Jan. S.-The body OF G. w. Bartlett, Of
New York, was found dead one mile from
this city. He was identified as drummer
of Breithaupt & Wilson, 46 Park place,
New York. There is no clue as to where
he came from or when. -.4
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Pig.iron Kelly declared the other day
that he wanted no better weapons for the
next political campaign than the resolu-
ton of McCreery about the Arlington
estate, and the preamble Of the amnesty
resolution offered by Hon. Thos. l.. Jones
in the house Of Representatives the other
day Washington Letter-LouisctNe Cou-
,jpr
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CnaaMySsrt,s MERCHANTS.

UTILLIAM S. ROYSTER, L..
~ NLATE OF ELLETT & ROY sTER.}
E&rRAL COMMlSslisN MERCHANT,
10. 10 18TH ST. BET. MAIN AND CARY,
RICHMOND, Va,
offers his services for The SALE and PURCHASE
OF all dissertations OF HERCUA@DIHE also
-FOUR, WHEAT. CORN, TOBA 1CO, COT
Ton, and country produce generally jain
EST e. CO., : SHIPPING
w AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, la
Gres nwich street CORNER .'ourtlandt. Agents sor
the VlRGIHIA sTEA MsHlP LIE, Pier u
North river, foot Fulton street for Norfolk, City
Point and !iclm3nd with railroad connections
TO Ill points South. de 2"- Blu
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In the appraisement of the Cincinnati
Times, the "good will" was valued ct
$4,000.
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CEOTHINR,
THE CHEAPEST CLoTaING-HoUsS
IN THE CITY.
II. ". ROSE, ,ss BROAD STREET,
CLOTHING,

wholesale aad retail dealer In CLOTHING, FUR.
NIsHINIt GOVDS, HATS, GAPS. and UM.
BRELLA, takes pleasure In calling sttent 1,n 10
hts recently purchased supplies Great nstnS
Gents Furnishing Goods in great variety. Hats,
Gaps, SILK and Bingham Um hrehas In Rrcss w =,
choice Qualities, large assortment OF gent. and
Youths, Canes. &c. Low prices and quick saies u
INV motto Please eali and see for ourselves, az sS
Broad street, corner Of ttn. h. W. sSss.
&C ld--3m sas ttoShirfs &c.
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Lord and Lady Chute are in Washington
Lord Chute was Governor of Australia tor
q number of wears. ~#'
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: hAs'- JSo. 9. ARaIsrEAD,, G. q,
COMMISSIONER ARMrsrKAp's oFYFcx,}s
=, t---.-f ~. pATBRSBURC, lice. 90 1884, e

Notice Is hereby given thar have appointed
SATURDAY, The Z, b day. OF Fe .iuary, ls1l, atpy
carrying into. feet the FOREGOING dec zee.
all persons interested In the execution OF satd
their certificates OF deposit IN the Mechanics
Savings society on or before the ah day or Febtu-
asy, 1871; that no ceitidcae will be reported rs
out tauding which Is not so produced and e1-
hiuited exeeplsuch rs may have been lost or de.
stroyed and oro0f thereof made before me- AND
they are further warned that MI who fsil 20 pro
ouee ard exhibit their certificates OF oeposit ee-
fore me- or who fail 70 furnish proof or tbsE Loss
or destruction on said day, shall be forever 1879
said society, AZ no other account Will % os'7'S"
In TIT cause. e...rlg bt-s, u. - ~.
rsrrnis C.o,irt Of PetersSurg the dsie above
& j4a-Tp4w iJS0. q. AB3lsIEaD.N W. -.
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DURE MILK-MILK DEPOT.-In con-
Il sequence OF the burning Of the Spotswo Of.
Hotel Ihsve large quantity OF milk to spare, and
am prepared to furnish customers at their homes,
and have also established a depot at Lass Main
street between lath and 18th, for the sale ofMILK
and BUTTER. This milk Is from the farm Of
Dr.. Grenshaw, and warranted perfectly pure and
OF the very best quality.
ia3-2w Nd, SMITH.
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DOBINsON's PRACTICE, VOL. VI.

d OBINSON'S. PRACTICE, VOL. VI.
Ia press and soon TO be published 1.-THE
PKInClPLES AND PRACTICES OF COgklS
OF JUSTICE IN T. NGL ID AND THE
UNITED STATES. BY Conway Robinson. Vol.
vi. Further, as to the grounds aud form OF defence
In personal ac,iOns." .-t's .r.s
OF I'LL" er the following titles:
/. Pleas In action on policies Of insurance.
2. Plea In action for rent, or on coVensnts Va
case; or upon an award or bond to perform II;
or upon Judgment.
/ g. Pleas as to deceGent's ascetS in the hands OF
This sarsonal representative heirs or devtsees.
/ 1. Pleas On actions for specific goods or Tor Inc
conversion thereof ......
/ 6. Pleas In action for trespass.
. s. Pleas In special actions On lie case.
/ o'' 49, W00DHoUsE & P4RHAM
B Ia I ,.---- - - - u. .--I Publishers.
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1saEEME EREELaEGENCss

te:Nih TtRs ALMANAC. JAS. 10, ts:1
!u.l rlsel .,....,.. 7.l2 Moon rises....,,. $50
:.n .ets.,.,.,,,... a.a8 lligG tide. ...,.... 65s
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{. Incy had heavy snow in Baltimore on
Sunday. VA
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We had strong homes at one time that Mr.
johnson would come squarely on tine Re.
publican platform. but his acts and votes
since his election to the Senate have shown
him to he the same old Democrat that he
always was. and if we are to be represented
by any other than a straight-out Republi'
can. We have no hesitation in saying cur
preference is Mr.. Cochran, of sAugusta.-
Iynch5urg Rssss. .t..-..s
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Foreign Markets TBY TELEGRAPH Z.
LIVERPOOL Jan: - Noon. - Cotton opened
steady; upiands, lid; Orleans, Sd; estimated
TOO O'clock Co,ton-Uplands 7s97id.; Or
leans. sGDsad.
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NIRa1N1A.-At Haymarket. Prince VII
liam county. George A. Hulliish is appoint
ed postmaster. vice +. r. Gabam, resigned
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A STRANGE sronr.-The Lynchburg Re

A STRANGE SroRy.-The Lynchburg Re
publican says: ~ th3E ~ 7 =. Mtr !
.. Several months ago prominent citizen 81
fhis eitr bought q barrel Of fine whiskey
ron, Messrs.S Rookie & Armistead, but
neglected to remove IT, After the burning
Of their store on Friday night It was found
in the fourth story, the barrel burnt almost
to a coal, and the whiskey in excellent
order, though rather too hot even for pala-
table =" Tom and Jerry" This is ono of
the most remarkable cases Of the preserya-
ton Of combustible matter in great fire
that eyer came to our knowledge, and can
he accounted for only by the fact that the
firemen kept continual stream Of water
p,sying upon that part of the building
during the progress Of the fire.
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SETTLEMENT OF FISHERY TROUBLES.

The United States and England have ar
rived substantially at settlement OF the
fishery troubles, and will probably agree 10
adjudge the damages by an international
commission, it is said, will be greater than
the amount of damages claimed by the
American fishermen from the Dominion
cruisers.
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TO rUBSCRIBE FOB The YEAR 1871.
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In the world sent 10 subscribers ii any part OF the
country At low rates by - - fsste t#fE
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FRoM wAsssrEGvOS.
special pispiseh 70 ths Baltimore Sun. ]
III RAEZ YEA mtg % Az

4 - .f+sF. E0AAS WANTS FAX ~ -
! :, WAsHINaroN,,, Jan. ,s.-Psesident Baez
has made reqnisition Of this Government
for 100000 in gold. due for the second
years lease of tien Bay OF SANTANA. I'm Do
! mntca. AS the President has not this
much money in the secret service fund. he
has applied to the House, Appropriation
Committee for the amount, which the chair
man of that committee does not seem in
clined to recommend in the absence of of.
fetal estimates. ~a- 'e
MORE OF ST. DoArNao. -.
General Butler and Judge Orth, OF, the
House, have had an interview with the
President on the San Domingo question.
They assured the President that the Senate
resolutions would pass the House this week,
after brief debate. Judge Ortiz has
been mentioned for several days as candi-
date for one of the commissioners. The
Administration, as heretofore indicated in
these dispatches, has about abandoned all
hope of securing action in this Congress on
the abstract question of annexation, and
will probably fall back OH new treaty.
49, SENATOR ELECT VANCE.
;ENmemorial from United States Senator
elect Vance, Of North Carolina, will be pre-
sented to Congress this week asking for the
removal of his political disabilities. a bill
for his relief will probably pass at an early
day, rs several Republican Senator's and
quite a number of prominent Radical mem
bers of the House have said they would
vote for it, including two or three from
New England.
SETTLEMENT OF FISHERY TROUBLES.
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Virginia Affairs ira Congress Porter
7@&". After the Revenue Officers. -

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-In the House to-
day Mr.. Porter offered resolution calling
for information as to persons arrested in
Virginia since january l., 1858, for viola
tons of the internal revenue laws, and as
TO moneys received by internal revenue off,
GERS in Virginia as moiety since April l.,
1860.
Mr.. Platt, Of Virginia, offered resolu-;
ton regulating the compensation of the.
Collector of Customs at Petersburg, Va.
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Having unsurpa ssed facilities In our business,
we flat.er ourselves we can please our cGstomers.
10 getters-up OF clubs fpecial inducem ents Will
be offered, klLYSUh s. TAYLOR,
~ Next 10 Dispatch building,
ta2-d, sw&wlm Richmond, Va.
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General News.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Abbott contests
Vance's seat in the Senate on the ground
that the votes cast for Vance were null as
being cast for an ineligible person, and that
he (AbboLD received the majority of legal
votes. t -'.-f'E
Robert W. Fitzhugh has been appointed
collector of customs at Natchez, and VIM.
Hunter appraiser of merchandise ut Mobile.
The Court of Claims decided to-day that
a document certified by q Department Of
the Government could not be offered in evil
dence unless there was proof us to its au-
thentieity. This question originated in re-
spect to the archives of the Confederate
Government affecting the political status
of claimants in this court. ..zszz ~
The Judiciary Committee to-day con-
sidered the apportionment bill favorably,
and also considered the amendment to the
bankrupt bill, providing that it shall NOT
divert the dover Of the bankrupt's wife
providing that that provision did not con-
flict with State laws. .sy.%
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), THE I | 4 ! WAR AR IN EUROPE.
WHOSE jEMEayzCT0RIEs, ARE.
PRooLAMATr166N On UF TRooHu
SCATTERED ARKY MOVEMENTS

J Ffaidsherbe on his Late Defeat.
+"' &c, &c: &c. h5a' =
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20 CASES EXPLOSIVE ASTRAL
w OIL. and 20 barrels No. / KEnOSE-,
OIL, for sale by .t-.,
- =; T.. WAGNER! & CO., Druggists,
O TO Cto CT

rITY TAXES FOR 1S70.-By an ordi-
tn month Of Jsnuary ali delinquent taxes res
estate once week for four weeke preceding the
first dav Of the February tenn of the Hastings
pared and will be given for publication at ss ear
~ IL day us possible this week. and when published
twenty per cent. additional will be required On all
bills so Published. =
JEO. T. RE9NAULT,
ts9--3t City COLLECTOR.
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,ENITENTIARY STORE,
STTNCiF.NEaT AND CoeoANUTs.

2scs Ie.n C oSsSas tmars,s MINCE.MEAT AZ.
~ ~ hnekets sssortsd Atr1ores ALSsa's..~s
sS Sax 5 dc siceaied cuCoASuLnSS and tin.
sSm ~ - fni supply OF AtEayc'o es'oS -
M,Scs-MEAT, 81 wh9issat!s. pns ah,iasstEUX,
Loo 14I7 Mafn street
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PROCLAMATION OF THE PARIS GOVERNMENT
80. ....., THE FINAL EFFORT. .., $1,000, =.
LONDON, Jan. 9.-The Government oil
Paris has issued q decree announcing the
consolidation Of all military Organizations
and the entire able-bodied population with
the regular army for the defence of the city.
A commission is appointed to carry out
this. decree, consisting Of Lhe Governor of
Paris and the commanders of the forts, ar
tillery, and engineer corps ~. g. ,r.... ~.
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Qodrp
by REQUEST
THE THREE LITTLE CHAIRS.

THE TAR66 LITTLE CAA1R5.
They sat alone, by the bright wood fire,
The gray-hsired dame and aged sire,
Dreaming of days gone by;
The tear-drops fell on each wrinkled cheek,
They both had thoughts they could not speak,
And each heart uttered sigh
For their sad and fearful eyes deserted
Three little chairs placed side by side
Against the sitting-room wall;
Old-fashioned enough as there they stood,
Their seats of flag and their frames of wood,
With their backs SO straight and tall
Then the sire shook his silvery head,
And with trembling voice he gently said;
aMother, these empty chairs!
They bring US such sad, sad thoughts tonight,
Wen put them forever out of sight,
,- In the small, dark room above.n
But she answered; "Father, no, not yet,
For look at them, and 1 forget
That the children are away;
The boys come back, and our Annie, too,
With her Apron on Of checkered blue,
And sit here every day.
"Willie stIll whittles a ships tall masts,
And Johnny his leaden bullets casts,
While Annie her patchwork sews;
At evening time three childish prayers
Go up to God from these little chairs,
So softly that no one knows.
"Wilie comes back from the billowy deep,
johnny wakes IRON his battlefield sleep,
To say good night to me;
Annie comes to us once more,
Like tired child whose play-time is Ger,
And comes to rest at my knee.
"sO let them stand there, though empty now
And every time when alone we bow
At the Fathers throne to pray,
Wen ask to meet the children above,
In our Saviors home of rest and love,
Where no child goeth away"
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CHAPTER II.
THE STORM AND sH1PREcK

When seventeen days from our
point of departure we were startled
one night at seven bells half past
eleven) by hearing the shrill whis-
tie, all hands ahoy followed by loud
stamping of feet and the peculiar
cry Of the watch on deck for US to
turn out. When we reached the
deck we found such darkness as
might have equalled that of Egypt
in her night of woe. The sky to
theNortheast was walled up by thick
piles of clouds, through which flash
ed the awfully sublime sheet light
ing, almost binding US one moment
and then dropping the pail of mid
night left US cropping our way tC
duty,
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In order to prevent the payment
of money on forged endorsements,
OF to the wrong parties, it is the Gus
tom inEnglsnd to crossa bill orcheek
by drawing q pen across the face Of
the paper obliquely from left to
right. This is a sign universally
understood in that country; and any
draft, check, or other paper requiring
the payment of money, when so
CROSSED, if lost is worthless in the
hands of the finder, as it is by that
obIique line cancelled. unless pre-
sented by some one known personal
ly to the proper parties to receive
Dayment.
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Bees are exceedingly susceptible
of atmospheric changes; even the
passage of a heavy cloud over the
sun will drive them home; and if an
easterly wind prevail, however fine
the weather may otherwise be, they
have a sort Of rheumatic adherence
of its influences, and abide at home.
The cause would seem to be the de-
ticiency Of electricity in the air.
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A fine girl cannot be described.
To tell the color of her eyes and hair
diminishes the conception of her.
To relate the elements of her dress
is to weaken her by analysis. As
she is, all life and flesh, and noble
raiment wrapping her round, and ev-
cry rustic Of her robe the appropri-
ate music to her movements, what is
like it? Alta ball, she is ennobled
by the consciousness of her beauty
and that all men feel it, forgetting
for the time that mony or power IS,
its superior; and as for goodness, II
is always supposed in the truly hne
girl. Where she glides the eyes snd
the better thoughts Of men follow
She is always most beautiful WITH
\ her father, and suffers much disPAL-
aeement when with any young man. man
The young man, somehow, appe-ts ..,os
to be ringing in. The young man an
Is an interloper. Young ms9 ~
awav from that hne giri.--e' d.
Te,sH.Ga&
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The Indianapolis SeatinaE tells a
good story of railroad conductor
who resides in that city. In his ab-
sence his wife presented him with a
fine boy. Some of his wife's friends,
who are of waggish turn Of mind,
suggested that they borrow two 9TH
er babies in the neighborhood, and
present the three youngsters to
their happy father on his return.
The plan was carried out, and, upon
the arrival of the train in the evening,
the young husband, who had heard
that all was well; hurried home;
after iondly kissing his Wife,he asked
to see the little stranger. Imagine his
surprise on beholding three babies
when the coverlet was turned down.
After gazing at them in profound
astOnishment for several minutes, he
turned to his wife, and coolly asked,
'.Did any get awsyY'
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The Fosoa Steel and Cast Pow manufactured by Roberts
ae sold only by Their Steel Pow first introduced last
land will be- this spring The great majority of Farmers
testify their superiority Farmers ought beware of Bastard
Fstora Po which has the odshOned Landslide The au-
Steel Pow offered when Steel Point The Maumee
Steel Pow se much improved last willing to
have tested along with any pow in the market We confident
Jour Pws will satisfaction time ine of Fostoria Points
aumee Points, Tuesdae Points Columbus during
1.-THE .L
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marellaneoas Sslqetions.
From the Franklin Repository.
SHIPW RECKED.
BY EDWARD RoCHEFoRT, A. n.

''Has a love of adventure, promise Of gold
or an ardent desire to roam.
Ever tempted you far or'er the watery world
away from your kindred and home
With a storm beaten Captain, free hearted AnC
bold, and a score OF brave fellows or two
Insured to the hardships Of hunger and cold
afearless and jolly good crew
nh Con0
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A Kentucky wedding was inter
rupted by a young girl, with babe
in her arms, forbiding the bans.
The bridegroom asked them to ex-
cuse him moment, stepped out and
shot his head of.
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HOWARD SANITARY AID
ASSOCIATION.

ASSOCIATION.
torthe Reliefand Cure Of the Er1ing and Unfor-
tnnate, ,on Principles ofGhristian Philanthropy.
Essay son the Errors Of Youth ,andthe Follies of
age, IN relntlon TO MARRIAGE and SOCIAL Evils,
with sanitary aid for the afflicted. Sent free in
ses.ssd1 envelopes. Address, howard Ass0CIA.
Ia1f' l9sF e an elPhsF,PafsSsE
2 a. ~ - -.
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n wAGGoNER szpt for Ohio Michigan Indiana l54 Sum
;s Street Toledo < F. MUNGER Special gt Office
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enc vaar- n sdvsnoe. 500
Six months, bW
Three MONTHS eO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-05-12
DE VENTA.

Eo la case de d Tomas Tolosa (hijo)
&c Ma'aguez. Maquinas de coser de un
caiIetcl con TN complete repuesto de pie
zas, y otras nluy titles desco1ocidas
hasta hoy, y ruedas en- los pies.
MaqUinas para rizar ropa, Arados de
Ho'l ejoiadas de t0dos ndmeros, sur
cadoces, y De Amer 8 sean los conocidos
p,r AmasiI!os.
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