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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-17
The Election In Noble County.

[From the Noble County Republican.
"DAvID S. SPRlGGs, pulling forward
by the ears, and BENJAMIN F. SPRIGGs
at the tail pulling backward with might
and main, is little more than the Goth
ic war house Of the Democracy of No
bic can stand. You may look ror some
thing to pull apart next Tuesday"
jess SO, BELFoRD defeated the Rad
ical candidate for Clerk ..-
D. S. SpRIGes, slaughtered DALzELL
for Prosecuting Attorney. Us
B F. SpRlGGs, Esq, Democratic can
didate for Representative, pulled your
majority of 2S5 down 10 q tie vote, and
then, upon drawing lots, defeated your
candidste for the Legislature.
That is what We call successful
pull"
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THE FIRE SATURDAY NIGHT-LossEs,} IN
sURANCE, &c. ilH

CHICAGO, October S.-About one
o'clock this morning, shortly after send
ing the last dispatch detailing the prog
ress of the fire in the Western Division,
the flames were arrested and under com
plete control of the Fire Department,
and l am now enabled to give a more
intelligent, and greatly modified, esti.
mate Of their devastating effects.
+ The space burned over embraces four
blocks, bounded on the north by Adams
street, on the west by Clinton street, on
the south by Van Bnren street. and on
the east by the Chicago River. Some
four or five buildings within the limits
named remain uninjured Among these,
Vincent, Nelson d Co.'S grain ware.
house, one Of the largest in the city, es-
capped, any serious damage. This is due
to the fact that piles of anthracite coal
lay between the burning buildings and
the elevator, and by the continued ap-
plication Of large quantities of water =
The coal piles were prevented from bur-
ming The grounds burned over were
covered with lumber-yards, coal yards,
a plauing mill, box factory, varnish fac
tory, etc and large number of dwell
ings and saloons of the poorer class.
+ A close estimate of the entire loss
places it at from $250,000 to $500, 1000,
with probably one-half of that insured
The fire had its origin in Lull &
Holmes planning mill, on Canal street,
near Van Buren, and as the wind was
fresh from the south, the flames spread
north with great rapidity, and thence
east, and within the space of half an
hour the whole district named was all
ablaze, and by one o'clock, or within
two hours after the fire commenced, the
work was ended.
The following are the leading sufferers
by the fire on Canal street: AS stated
the fire originated in Lull d Holmes
planning mill, loss $4,000, with an insu-
rance of about .Sl2 600; in the rear of
the mill was .Forties' box factory, loss
$4,000, insurance Sl,500; next follow
ing were the Excelsior Vinegar Works,
belonging to j.. Weigle, loss $4,000;
next came the Racine House, loss small,
and then followed tue Union Wagon
Works, loss $4,000, insurance $1,000;
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-17
oert;oyemdr DAVIS. OF Texas, an

f1Governor DAVIS. OF Texas, and
tho Grant Administration have the
thanks Of the Democracy Of the United
Statesafor heir1Einfernal Siilainy in, that
State. the result Of which is q glorious
Democratic victory ~ iH
IBayonets and Registration .taH 10 in
fmfddte Democrats.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-17
The New Loan,, in europe.

WAsHINGToS,p Octobef 9 s-Secretary
Boutwell, is very indignant that the con.
tents of Assistant Secretary Richard
sons letter from London on the Syndi
cave leakea oe. oti,he treasury, ana IN
,.asn ,s;vsn s ,o';t 'I i ~ sha ;ataroSt Of tho
stock .iobbers He admits. adj however.
that all the arrangements for sending
more Of .he bonds to Europe have been
abandoned that hiehardsan, writes tla.
hands Js on hand tean can I he disnosaJ % Of #
and that, no, subscriptions have been.
paid yet beyond, the fyeper. cent mar
gmipaia sp. AZ the .hme oi subscribing;
s.sesssl = ,.us. ,1oh.'oar, lece',Su -
Ssndicate eharge that they have not
been honoratlv dealt with. and that the
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-17
! Wqos.sqeld, Oct. II. 1871.
',Theed.Rsesah,.

lhEAe eEesult iof the elections. held in
Ohio. Pennsylvania and Iowa, on the
@ai 4hst,, IS victory for tire followers
df de ttS,i ,,fisessht Administration, To gain
thenYietorF,. the ylesders OF. The Radical
partA threw millions of dollars into
OhfoTand Pennsylvania and openly Off
ered their money for votes. The ADJ
ministration ordered the Department
Clerks to their rhonlestoasote the Radi-
oalAcket;f BourwELL, DEEANo,r AKER-
hAN andGRANr eamc to Ohio, the two
former, I'd make speeches for their badly
fisltsneds sasaherepts. s' 49,. ~. -
With the appliances of money, fraud
aiil dedeption. and the aid of Demo-
crafts who neglected to vote, the GRANT
ADMINISTRATION won The. victory; but,
though defeated this year the gallant
pemoeracyse of Ohio, ever true to the
teachings of the fathers, are ready and
anxious for tile contest of 1872, which
decide whether this Government is
teibe ruled by the principles laid down
bysWAsHINGToN, ,ioJEFFERsos, MADISON
and NJ osHos Iornby the Bayonets and
Gatiing guns ;df q, Despotistn. =. q ia
fMe have faith in the honesty of the
snasaAa ..san,I that, Loads ns to Dredict
that in 1872, the principles advocated
by tAsuDenaoeratic party will be suppor-
ted " 4 large majority of the people !;
and glorious victory, which will re,
establish peace, prosperity and good will
toward all men, North, South, East and
West win be heralded throughout the
bounds, Of civilization with great JOY
and gladnesss nom ain NON aI.id -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-17

HENRY II. WEST, Publisher and
Proprietor.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-17

Most Terrible Calamity OF the
Century.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-17

From the Cincinnati Enquirer, 10th instl
R UIN E D CHIC AG 0
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-17

,srIIL LArER-A dispatch from Chi
cago dated at s P NJ says that the repor
Etedinew attack of fire was greatly over
drawn. Only two or three houses had
tcaught when the flames were promptly,
I sIfnnreSsed
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-17

are seeking houses for business on the
west side Rooms that rented last week
! for ffty dollars, now readily command
five thousand. There are not many oi
these, but enough to afford nucleus fol
business. 5s ST.. r.s
THE NEWSPAPERS. vsaesu
The newspapers viii be started again
in a few days or a week. Hon. Joseph
Medill, of the Tribune, who is one OF
the sufferers, succeeded yesterday in
leasing brick building on Washington
street at the tunnel, purchased two single
cylinder presses used in Job offices on
the west side, and has telegraphed east
forpaper and type, there being nothing
left here. fa taa
Mr.. Storey, of the Times, will erect a
rough one story building and begin the
issue of his paper as soon as material
can be procured.
The Journal is provided for on the
West side.
The Post, Republican and Stats lei.
tung will also arrange for business as
soon as practicable, but everything must
come from elsewhere. There is nothing
left here for the business.
Water for drinking and household use
is procured from the lake and parks, and
for house es from the river.
PEOPLE cAMPED OUTFLOW THEY ARE FED.
There are thousand people camped
about four miles out, and perhaps as
many more at Lake View and on Fulton
avenue, near Prairie avenue. The peo.
pie are being fed in the. remaining chur-
ches, school houses, in sheds,and by the
road sides. Il was cold and chilly this
morning, causing great suffering, but is
now clearing up again but instead of
this being welcome, the people are pray.
ing for more rain, so fearful are they of
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-17

Further information will be sent as
rapidly as received, meanwhile we give
report of the fire and its incidents, es
pecially prepared for the Associated
Press, by those witnessed and fought
the flames throughout.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-17


A reliable gentleman, just arrived
from the north division, brings the JOY
full intelligence that the Water-works are
uninjured. God grant it may prove
true. tbs impossible now to give even
an approximately correct statement of
the losses, but faint idea may be for
med when it is stated that every bank
in the city, except two small savings in
stitutions, one on Twenty second street,
in the South Division. and one on Ran
dolph street, on the West, are destroy
ed. All the wholesale stores and all the
large retail establishments, the Post
Office, Court house, Chamber of Com
merce, and every hotel in the South Di-
vision, except the Michigan Avenue Ho-
tel, (Which, standing on the extreme
southern limit of the fire, escaped,
though badly scorched) every newspa.
per Office, the Tribune having finally
succumbed; every theater, six of the
largest elevators, the immense depots
of the Michigan Southern and Illinois
Central Railroads, both passenger and
freight depots of the latter, and more
than a scorce of churches, and much of
the shipping in the river. Men who
were millionaires yesterday morning are
nearly penniless to day. But more ter
rible than all is the awful certainty that
many human beings have found fiery
grave how many, no one can now tell.
Perhaps no one can ever tell; but some
are known to have persisted, and there
is most sickening fear that the victims
of the fiery monster may be counted
by scores. Hundreds of horses and
COWS have been burned in stables, and
on the North side numbers, though re-
leased from confinement, We're SO be-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-17


Now was to be seen the most remark
able sight ever beheld in this or any
other country There were from fifty
to seventy.five thousand men, women
and children fleeing by every available
street and alley to the southwark and
westward, attempting to save their cloth
ing and their lives = u ~
Every available vehicle was brought
into requisition, for the use OF which
enormous prices were paid. and streets
and sidewalks presented the sight OF
thousands of persons and horses inex-
tricably commingled. Poor people of
all colors ana shades, and every nation-.
ality, from Europe, China and Africa, mad
with excitement, struggled with each
other to get away. e = .i17"
: SUFFERING CHILDREN. i. q Il
Thousands were trampled under. foot;
men ana women were loaded with bun.
dies of their household goods, to whose
skirts were clinging tender infants half
dressed and barefooteds all seeking a
place of safety. Hours afterwards, these
might have been seen, in vacant lots, or
in the streets far out il the suburbs
stretched out in the dust. These are the
suffering. These are the lambs who
Christ now calls on the rich of this
world to "feed and clothe." God help
them if the heart of man shall prove OBJ
durate.
A PITIABLE slGHT-PEoPLE cRAzEp AND
DRUNK. -.
One Of the most pitiful sights was
that of middle-aged woman on State
street, loaded with bud,es, struggling
through the crowd and singing the
Mother Goose Melody, "Chickery, chick.
cry, crancy crow, went to the well ito
wash, my toe,' etc. There were huns
dreds Of others, likewise distracted and
many rendered desperate BY whisky or.
bees, which. from excessive thirst in the.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-26
AVISO

Debiendo au.enta So de esta lila
d. lld8fo SO Va',lGs del Comercio y
recinasd de Baysmnr; bace o,eseH
te a odo aau-l que se CIR. son (:ese-
cho % oobrasle 6 seclamatle i guna
cos:s, 10 aga p ecisaments deutgo do
q"iece dias d=sde Ia f1cha dc esta
pullicasion.
"A Ia vez suplica sus muchos deu
6ores, te'sgan bondad de preset tar'
8. a p gar l. que le deben vsncido, 8
tener la VOC un arr gio amista5so.
csso contrario fecur ira lis Tribu-
males, cuyas costas qule avItarlcs
con este rccuerdo anticipado. l 3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-26

Participa al pdb!ico que term'nada
su escurslon per toda Il lsla, para Ia
cual ha necesitsdo doa no. Y acias
a la t>vsfable scogida que le haa dis
ponsado por lss puehlos de su transi-
to, sc es,ablecer> nuesam nte en Ia
Capital para el pr6xsmo entrante.
Emptsa''ss "a los nat.a3os de ls
nueva gacr1a fotografi 8, es "a eslaia
concluida para 81 Is ptoxmo, he
hisndo recibldo oe E'aris el Notte,
uuevos lecl nadores &c lujo alfom-
bras, fondos, ; eteot 9 con los dlti
moa ad: liant d. Europa.
Para podeE aacndey con puntuali~
cad q los sfei'sjos y aontsibnir a su
mayor lhgpie~s. tengo ontrntados
opes a,1osea $se las pslacl pales casas
&c os a.stasios Usioos, le modo que
nuektSos ret agos podfa compararse
COZ i2s aaeyo; es &c europa.
Segun ios 4 times adelantos, 81
Retfa,o Electsco, Sc ha nejorado
nsus hoy se-nace entTega eu oinco mi
.uos, liesa To los s'as colores y va co.
locado IN an eegante pas pastos sill
vlon07 para album y para co'galse,
vai'as DO, iiSolo dos reales!! Etc es
o. setla.o paIa ,oous
Ret.aios tn taDetas, porcelanas,
S3ti.os de Corfso~, nigeria IS Moli-
natlpos Il &c. tod,s, CON 'os mactos
apa ates y sdornos rrcibido por la
Casa dc los Sis Climber d. Pom g,
pued Il Iiballzar Ola ls melos ubras
totog aacas de Europa.
Al aosirse Is nuevN ga'erja Sc da-
ran nlaa dst lies y empire los pre-
CLOS al alcanCe G totOs.
CURI0SIDAD.-En nuestso nue.
eStaDieC. lniSnlo tnt OH rara ei u
ilco una cOieeclon ne mQs~t,as, una
20 10 piebio d. los de "a | Ia, coI.
~ Srtas. y Caballeros nas i,oianles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-26
1nteresante.

El Buen Gusto de Francisco B. Bgrce
10 soaba do rcclblr prscedents de 9
vsfpeol, IN el bersantln San Jose Ios Pc
pins dc seda con elegaDtes lsEas de dlfe-
rehtsa eolorss, como tamhlen gros he-
xrtA y do dolores iisos aprscioa de resii<
nMcioH.
Hay Csmas de Hicrro, y de Metal DC
RADIO tfdo bArato.
AasmAs un gran surtido de toda clase
- gSneros reeibldOs en- i Fagasa Maria
- que desean rsslixar tanto por mayor 60
- 81 detail
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-26

P'6ximo deIar por algun tempo
eHt laa, Ell donde tartas atecciones he
a9ereci5o Go mis- a,oigos y conocidce,
p;laN'talmenfe en- lis puehl,s desde
A3un,il.a 5 MsTafy. en- que be elerci'lo,
CO" general aoeptacisn, MI profession de
DsErssTA. Ere h:;go uu deber 81 mani
ss=s a q ,edos: que Eli permaneioia en-
4 stto sos nmsdiaciooes no rodia ser
gsyor fse dos tuesea: auranfe log cuales
ssSog ti'Fpusts sarvjf. con Ia nisma So
isc;Eud one 10 BE- heel O hesfa hay, to-
eca ica qse. avi@ando csta alguna antiei-
r@c'on, qaiofan ut'lizar mis- tr&hejos ca
e.: tfis %isr.
O5Tezco en- ve,eta am heymoso si1lon,
ma caja bieD Sartida de aaSt,unsentos
y wp torno; todo en- 0lasy basen estado q
apr6posito pavtt la ,eterida profession.
Ell q.e 10 iasterese puede diyigirse d me-
e;: Arecibo.
fcee, ;, Rm. 20 d. FebFero de 1871
ts.anis'aO MARTINEZ. 3 6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-26
Aviso al pdblico.

P no negro fin" y snpe Fl op "a
LEvITAs psntal nes Y ehale .; u.
verde ira bll'ar; TJc1. q =;
s anedlna pasa naoti ias; nj 'inn
negro y azul prussia para I.hyITAs;
Mcrino negro y dc .clor, d. lga'ios
par, vestido. de Stnc ra;; Ma teIes
sesvjl'ctas y tea las dc h.l adsm s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-26
PERDIDA.

Sc ha ssesa arecislo de Ia fabrica
do loza dc II, Jogquin olomer sta
cn Care e]os, 60 Il u Oh del IA del
pFessnse nes ~ caAaIu color bayo
aiaafiilss tlserto del j a. echo ALA
d. 6l4, paso tscs neads,cs aAalsa1a.
EI qne 70 entfegue 50 duefio en-
la cltada fabrira sSra grs q q sadn.
Cangre;cs 1 9 dc FeDrero 1871.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-26
Al p1blico.

Fl Que suscr.be ofrece sus ssyviojos 81
pdalieo de esta capital preblos lia1'
trot~,s COMO In6dico cirujaEo y honaSo-
psfa.
Reci6,a consultas todas horas Gale
de Ia Tsnca n1pc. 6 ps' haie.
Paerto Eco z. b Q 21 1871.
Dr.. Marxuach.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-26
la Will. de I $1rls
F0RTALEZA 40.

Factura rec'l ida NuevaYo e' Is del torriente.
dos ca alos.
IAmrsr.s de colgar de l. 2. luces
ldem de brszo p*ra par4d.
Tubos para amparas.
Tiuas cuoos de MADEIRA. zinc
Copas de crietsL
200 doc enas oguees de hero Gran vsredad.
Lago, idem para carriages
Faroes para Hacendss.
Carellas
Romanas p'saarmss d. 10 IS %.
Aados mum. 21 20 Eagle de R. 81 Allen G:
pensas para copar cAras
Copiadores idem Bue maea de sueAgadas Pico Paas
aslos Tenaxa Hschas, Observation-Disclosures p&ra aIan
(palaustres( (-Vissgrss Cesrojos Candados &c.
Puerto R.co Febrero Is de 1871
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-26
EMPRESA ARECIBENA
De- COCHES,

suspendidos sempora'ments los
wages de Tuta dc il EnDresa de
Arecib0 6 Cata6o pr copsscaencla
de 10 slntranssLak Ia dc los camiaos,
solveran q smprens1ersa nueyamente
bog Wages de rata dest;s 81 dia 2 dsl
proxiino mea d., Maszo como de cos
1ambrc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-26
Al, COMERCIO
DC In nsIa.


asorbe aba recb decnentc de Europa
buqus Esmerala de
cmprdas ego DO oTea veutaas al compadr
llandono srdes aprpxim&nd
gef~ D.
Jo Echevai, movo dllmos los omeycantes de
Ia, promo. endeles eazsr Ecs
cale San Fra ndmero ssqninaa de Ia Cruz
Echevarra Compan1a. II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-26
Para Caliz.

Sallrs 81 diez d. Mario pY6x mo la
Polacra esranola 'Lmsits' su Capi-
tan u. Roaerta Cerge q, adm te un
'esto de carga i f to y pasageros i
qaienes ofreee un esmaraGo trato Ell
acyeditado Captain.
sis c n~igaa.arios Viuda de Was
y Comp. Cruz 3. l 8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-26
Perdlela..

En- Ia Ma a desde la fand', 10 !
de Absrc has la ALTAR RIA ,lel ca !.
in no de Gangrojos se h4 csraeia Q
una eartera qse cs.rt'ene hlletes d.
Il Hahana y ?. ert',- stico AL ON
o. docnne:3tos d in ere. Se xr--
t f'casa 3 Il perar a .su~ entregu
dl.shs carers g .. Gus BIO del Va e,
qna vie en Ii Mari a.
Los nlmefes de Ios bill. tes a {.
Il, 742 os. 4 aec mos fe IL he To
b. 10 s IL I'M 8 del /: de Ms,z
ntlmar 070. I =.
4 QuLI3>I l,0NVEn}|GGA
Ten:endo Gus sifa@.'fsraa 81 .luefIs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-26
Para la Habana.

Con esca1a en- Agaadil7a, salobd d pvss-
eipios del e,sbante mes. Ia P0ldcya Gtd,
Esp. FRAsQUITA sw captain d Felsctano
Belrass, para c,.yos pas'stoc adanite carga d
J7ete y pasageros.
La despachan sus eonSignatarios Sobrs-
nos 1e Pr, Fortalesa 80. / 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-26
81 b,
- '.ss..,..
sBUQUES a La CARGA.
Pra la Habana 6 Matanzas.

Drectaments, saldrd d mediados del en-
tra,ste mes de Marco, e1 Berg Gta. Espa-
mol MIGUEL su sapita,s d. Salvadoy Maris-
tang, para cayos pa'stos ada,sste eargo d
fete
Diryirse d sas co,,signatayios So5yisos
de PS, Fovtalesa 80. s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-26
YAPoR CosTANERo AaUILA.

esEl q q las 6 de la mafisna sails para Are
ohio sigue para la cssta del Oeste hasta
Faiardo, llegando a Ia Capital ell l8,
El Is sale para Faardo y sigue hssta
Agnadilla volviendo la .apital ell Is.
Fl % sale para Arecibo hasta Fajardo
volNendo el 26.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-26
ANUNCIOo DIVTRSOS
EI yapor 9 rsica.

De Ia Mala Real Inglesa vendra
dsS. Thomas el 26 sslala el 27>p r
la farde Con los pasagerosy y la CORES
pondencia para dicho puerto y Ea
roya.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-26

s. ven I 81 Es ableeinien,o Pnl-
pc "a siusdo en- la cslle de Tetuan
dm 9 frenfe 4 la AIme "a lie Va
lla5 I'D, q que 10 ntrese puede YER
Sc con su duef13. 3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-26

CO o. y Mahon azul de hilo para tns-
rireses a de Il gar Ell Esta
blrcimie. ii, dt4 G Gold Is. / 6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-26
LAS NOV EDADES:
'CIALIDAD EN- soMBRERos 7 CALzADo
FORTALEz.1 -.

De rec beTgani espaho "Trep de
utao &c ssaneo para senoaa nihaa o d dna
somla
pelone lFomhos fafmo Ultima noaa.
bs niios Sdofasy muehcs eebseros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-26
e Il E1XAb.f.
.eLN17ER EsANTE' =

Marrequies. Bccerros, charolea, chagri-
nea, Cab titles piAles, de- Bnialo. V de-
mas aFficulos d. "Zapateria" SO encuen-
tran por mayer al deta en- ell Estabe-
cln;entn de D Pablo Uhari Gale de San
francisco n6m 50.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-26
Al Bell0 Sex0.

Gran novedad DE- ahanicos para eeHo, Sc
= niDes, dc 25 S = reales uno en- 81 ali 8
cen d. Pedro Vidal. - Puerto Rice Euero
de- 1871 4 Il
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pkRTE MERnfNT'IL,.
INTELIcENCIA MARTINA.
Passages de yapsre.

Passages de Vapsres.
:
vAroaRs CokREosa EspANoLEs.
De ca,iis los dias 1ly 2e y sigaen para
b Nabans. -,
De Is Habsna Mayaeuez Aguadilla,
lbs saa IL y %. ssiguen para Saptb0mas y
vyalvsn ! H. Hahana los dias. 8 l6,
vApoREs CoRnEos fINaLEs1s.
De In Habana el l2y siguen Santho
mas son la corrsspondencia para Europa
yoivisndo el l7spara continuar vlaJo a ia
MRhaua.
yAPoRHS FRANCHISES.
Ds sAnth6mas u dia t. y sigue par
Snsiags dc Cuba de donde vuelve el q
para tomar la sorrespondencia destinada
Auroya.
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lie Venta.

Sc iecea yanier una caIeaa do cuatro
ruslas en- bum eseado la persons, que la
i;'seTese puede acercarse la cabalierlza
de u. Jcs6 Maldonado donde infol maran.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-26

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Los de Grati Re medic paege.
A cada dos meeos ,onoede itera.
La gratis nende acl ca3a foia hab
re medic passage.
Los pa<oportes al e;tir|s hle de
admiIa
de tabaco esccdereu deg iIa:as.a
No admia taoaco u
E hee adenado nHmient ponda e Futo &c
los bpos.
ecbira abo 10 hasa e' da aptor su Salda
EB' De pogrneaores imponlrsn 90 gn*t@'i
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