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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-09
.a queer Developments.

queer Developments.
From the Cleveland Plaindealer.l
A gambling house has been recently
attached by the sheriff Of the county, Oh
an order from a Justice of the Peace, a
victim having sued the keeper of the
establishment to recover the money he
lost. While the rooms we're in charge
Of the officers a discovery was made
which shows that the gaming there was
not "square," but ION the contrary
quite the reverse" The rooms were
handsomely fitted up, one devoted to
faro playing, another to poker. The
original size Of the poker-room was
diminished by constructing a secret
closet in a convenient place, where an
unseen party so stationed himself that
he could see all the cards held by those
selected as victims. In his hands he
held wire leading down the wall and
under the floor, through padding, to
-muf1e the sound of pulling, the
end terminating at a certain point
upon which the man who rep
resented the concern put foot
The spy, seeing the strength Of the
hands held by the outsiders, would tele-
graph the same by eystem of signals,
and the Individual in the secret conse-
quently knew precisely how to govern
his betting. The result Of this was that
the unsophistieated were feeoed to a
considerable extent One man, we learn,
lost heavily of his hard earnings, and
then, the story goes, he was refused ad-
mittance; whereupon be entered suit to
recover what he had lost. As before
said, che papers issued by the Justice,
turning over the gambling rooms to the
care of the police, eaused the discovery
of the swindle. The establishment re-
ferred to was on the south side Of the
Square, the rooms being leased to a
blind lessee for chess rooms, and the
uninitiated were not aware of the exist
ence of such an insstption as this really
was
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heavy ON DIR. livingstone.

y. The Petersburg Eva. Index is rather
out with the celebrated African explorer,
judging from the following remarks it
makes:
Surely Of all travellers, DR.. Livingstone
seems to have the least of the qualities
OF a traveller. Beyond a dull and pas
siye fortitude, and certain strength Of
persistency, there is nothing to raise him
above the common level. He creeps
and crawls and begs his way from one
greasy savage to another He thinks
he has discovered one of the long
sought springs of the Nile, but he
don't know it. He cannot shoot, nor
fish, nor hunt, nor find his way. OF the
powers and the knowledge of the savage
he possesses none. He cannot impress
them with the infinite superiority Of the
cultivated man, as Baker does, and
Humboldt and Mungo Park did in their
day. 8..e a5io r.1.i.
He wrote big dull book, and told us
nothing May heaven preserve him
from writing another. Read Baker S
story of his ascent of the Nile. Your
heart beats quick as you read the gallant
words that tell Of gallant deeds. Living
stone tells you of his fevers and night
weats,, MuDgo Park shows in brief,
stern phrase how he stood face to face
with savage tribes bent on his destruc-
ton, and how he quelIed them by the
native power within him. Livingstone
describes how he begged one clouted
chief to help him on his way to another
barbarian's hut. Jules Gerard pictures
the contests where lions fell before him,
and his courage bore him harmless.
Livingstone relates how lion shook
him, helpless as cet shakes mouse.
Travellers discover facts, enlarge com
merce, conquer difficulties, bring nations
subject to their religion. Livingstone
leaves the savage as he found him, ex-
cept, indeed, with more contempt than
before for the civilized man and his re-
ligion. He sinks under difficulties, he
starves in the midst of plenty, and has
become noteworthy chiefly by begging
his way where no white man has ever
wished to 60 ia 8Hii
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BOYSTEN, 7REzEyANT&CO,'S
Real EstateSales


nHE TRUSTEES SALE ADVERTISED
i for Tuesday June 9th. of @. A. Choate's $
cottage residence and lot at ,Buntyn, hye
Charleston railroad having failed by reason
of the absence Of the trustee. we are author
lied, by agreement between the beneficiary
under the trust deed and Mr.. Chcate. to an
hounce 'na''' 'naa'''00hh on y1svs .rRSW 'ago
Tuesday, June 13, 1871,
between the hours Of IL IN. and pm. com
mencing at l2 M, in front Of the office of M.
b. Trezeyant, attorney. No; Madison street,
we will offer for sale at auction the said pro-
perty. consisting of four acres well improved,
with fine we'll ofsoft water. fruit trees. grape
vines straw berries, rnspberries, hot beds.
stabling and lot for horse and COW, growing
garden-stuf of all kinds; house Of i've rooms
with kitchen, store-Toom and servants room,
well shaded with forest trees. n
The sale is made for the purpose Of satisfy
ing the trust deed, as well as for the benefit
of the owner, and will be ABSOLUTE. Title
perfect Terms made known on day Of sale.
ROY S1ER, ,TRkZEVANT ~ co. =
$3.50 Auctioneers,
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The New Archbishop OF Paris.


From the St. Louis Republican, June 6.l
Felix Antoine Philibert Dupanloup,
who has lately been nominated to the
vacancy created by the death of the un-
fortunate Darboy, was born in Savoy,
January 3, 1902. He was educated in
Paris, ordained priest ia 1925. and in
! 1927 became the confessor of the Duke
de Bordeaux He served in the same
capacity to several members of the Or
leans family and for some months prior
to the revolution of 1880, acted as al
moner to the Dauphin In 1881 he es-
sablished a seminary for the education
of young men, and in lS4l was elected
to the theological chair of the Sorbonne;
but heldThe position only short time
in consequence of his lectures against
Voltaire, which caused violent disturb
ance among the students, and termin-
ated in his suspension In 1913 he at
tended the death-bed of the famous
diplomat Talleyrand, whose intimate
friend he had been for many years. In
l849 he was consecrated Bishop of Or
leans, and has displayed great energy in
the discharge of his important duties,
manifesting particular interest in the
cause of education, establishing schools
at every practicable point, and even using
a portion of his Episcopal palace for
that purpose He has also been promi-
nent through his writings in defense of
the territorial sovereignty of the Pope,
having for his chief antagonist in this
war of pamphlets the well known writer,
Edmund About He attended the Ro-
man Catholic Congress at Malines in
1864, and his address there produced a
marked effect in encouraging the hopes
of the ultra-montane party. In 1870
he was a strong opponent of papal in
fallibility. From 1850 to 1852, he was
a member of the Council of Public In
struction of France, and in 1854 was
elected member of the French Academy.
He received the cross of the Legion OF
Honor in January, 1850 The arch
bishop is not only an able theologian
and prolific writer, but man of high
courage. 1t was through his remon-
strances with the Bavarian General Won
der Tam, that the people of Orleans
obtained more liberal terms than they
otherwise would have done from the con-
querors in the late war @
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-09

BuRNETT's KALLIsToN is the best cos
metic and skin beautifer in the world.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-09

The law as a profession was not to the
taste Of Peter the Great. When he was
in England he visited Westminster
Hall in term time, and was much struck
by the great array of wigs and gowns
Who are these people2" " said the Car
to Lord Carmarthen, who accompanied
him. They are the lawyers, sir. -
" Lawyers repeated Peter; why
have only two in my whole dominions,
and ! believe | shall hang one of them
the moment I get back p
A Thiers vas in such demand in
Paris shortly before the fall of the Com
mune that Partisan gentleman offered
200,000f for the veteran statesman
money to be paid in Paris on delivery Of
the article.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-09
Il. WHITMORE,
Publisher and Proprietor,
Between THE EBB AND FLOW.

The evening breeze is singing low,
A lullaby tO-day
/ have question that / would ask
Before it dies away.
The pebbles on the beach are dry,
The tide has sunken low;
A little form is standing there
Between the ebb and flow.
A tangled mass of soft brown hair,
Two eyes cast meekly down,
A little face the sun had kissed,
Two cheeks little brown;
Two little lips that pout and say,
II do not think knOw;"
Two little lips that tell fib,
Between the ebb and flow.
A little heart that longing waits
To know what next twill hear,
A little face that shyly looks
To see if still l IN near.
All little heart that whispered Yes"
Though pouting lips said No"
You thought that you'd be asked again,
Between the ebb and flow.
A little face half-frightened, when
turn to go away, .
Two little hands that slyly reach
As if to bid me stay,
A little voice that softly says,
did not mean that "NO:"
A little pride that well was lost
Between the ebb and flow.
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REMOVAL.
DR.. r.. II, de Aragon

DIR. r. T. de Aragon
HAS REMOVED FROM 70 CHARLESTON
III avenue to
NO. 25I THIRD STREET
In the Eround floor Of ST. JOSEPH IsFIRM-
AIRY. Orders can be left at No. 81 Charleston
avenue. at WALTER WARES DRUG SroRE
which will be promptly attended TO. AS shere-
tOfore, the Doctor gives particular attention
TO all private and chronic diseases, sores and
ulcers. and the diseases Of females. T6-I0l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-09
NOTICE.
OFFIcE HERxANDO ISsuRAScE Co..
MrNpurs Nav Il lg-1

0FFIcE HKRyANDO ISsuRAScE Co..
MEPHIs, May Is. ISL.
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS COM
Pany are hereby notified that the regular an
nuAl election for Directors Of this Company
will be held at the ONCE Of the Company. No.
: Madison street. on June 18th prox. between
the hours Of am. and SPIN.
el-sa F.M. NELSON. Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-09

The Khedive Of Egypt recently laid
the first stone Of the new port of Alex
andria, which, when completed viii be
the finest in the Mediterranean.
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FORTUNES.

Nj ID a ME AN ma,
E0RTUSE TELLER EAST SIDE OF
T. Main St.. south Of Broadway, two squares
below the NJ. and 7. railroad depot. 65-a0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-14
ANUNCIOS DIVE RSOS.
Al pGdblico

III c,,, o,,,.-;l, =, ,a.kto, = Ny.
ni qd0 So9,,' ~ y l'0 n e" ~ '':' 49, ~ nl =
n'SIio ue Id - / : '''l9' SO L'- - -s-
10 '9 "a .s,1o1a,,'' slqs -, 90 DoAa ~
IN 40 nnoANi!h na'' = : 90 20 70'1l, ~ 80
ue & ~ - ~ 1. u,'l'lAo' ~ J. q 0P''e Z '"-
e'0'''S 1'0'Eg'0S'S' 80 '' e9'1 d d il7 'tsa'S'''
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eeTo'S c Aq1 W. '''>.'- 1 - ~ s'9' 70 ( on'
1TIo'% VT ''4'' ,'< - Z, : '5!a' 5!- Z,
w. w. 6cn' 81 Po9 . | 80 C''o e, -; = 'I+'1l elo .
u1a t a1lau.'''' .S .S', . = . : + uoles
@ ueso'@S ~ ~ " 'sA toi1-D :, h,a 0>'' .
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PROVISI0NE$ AMERICAEAS.

Regular existenCia en- aImacenes. Ell
mercado en- buena situacion para nuevos
arribos
De Baltimore go'.. amer. "Ayc;ic" &
Sres. Latlmer y comp. "A biz. tociao
mess $3l, u ii. id. clear S32 cajas i'd
$I7, 1913 jsmones $26, 200 Iarae man
teca Sis, "a BIS. Is. SIT, IL cuhetes
msntequiIa 4; 9S oajas areoQues A
RS, so bis. gallpta p;lot sig, 30 big. ha-
hichueias s63, 80 bs. papas $54, 200
gas 48 cts. 20 sls. id. 42 G.. 900 res
mas papel estraea Al RS. 100 doeenas eS-
cobas S24, 100 C. ve;as de ssbo biandas
$163 so C. i'd. ada nantinas $l9; As C.
quesos S204.
DE Baltimore goI amer. "Pe8rless"
SobriDos de Ezguiag9 SOB tocjao mess
$50, 20t3 manteoa $l74, $50 iatas itle:n
$1S, 100 il. m .Hteqn.a S26 II i3 ia.oc-
nes $26; $50 caj We as duas 3 sud4s
SIG y II; 100 C. gas 4 rs, 102 cUnetes
gal etiSas a $14 90. 20 bis. g*lietas gio5
$49, soc. quesos S22.
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CqJg.-Al rededor Dc 1000 3ai5talsg

Cq5S.-Al rededor Dc 1000 qaintalet
Sc ooIoca1on duranto 10 quncena, pagan.
dose de 104a sl1 60. Al cerraf Ia .quiu-
fcena Sc nota frfne el preoio1d3 Sill. + I
CaseroS. Muy solicltadoe, nagaadose
hasta SIG az. los dulces. y $12 los saa
dos.
1abaco deJpa@s (en raasa.-No ssbemos
cue 50 hayan alberto pr8c;o9 todavia en-
naeatra plaza. Conund3 la recollection d8
eata hoja.
Agaordje'ate do coj5a. --Sigue de5alaa-
,doao para con9uulo do S33 4 G34 los lI0
g3l0oeS atn 6nVa9e. .~.
CGns55os -Sobre L6ndreg. C3timnos
de 4.o22 400 oar e.
Espana 7 a 9p.9 pyemio moneaa ez-
trangera.
az Th6raq . 4 5 p. 3 prem;o.
Plata espa10Ia 81 y. 2 prenio.
CentInes S S Is ! cts. uno. !
Onzas espahoias 5 II. segun con
ldem oolombauas $1G 80 { yenlo CO.
1dem americana S21. 1l7Eol@A 4
Descnento neFca1tsl del IL al Is p.2
annal.
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cia y paasagercs Iriarte herhlAnos :deCa-
iracena Y comp. :
12-De Jamaica vapor .ingL tDacia"
l473 con cap. Geo. H! DoMell On comision
de bagcar Ia rotura del cable el6ctrico en-
ire egsa sLsls y Jamaica.
SALZDAS
! l2-Para San Thomas yap. ingl. ssEi.s
I" a TIA ton. cap. Jhon Bruce con
corre2p 1ad9ncia J pasagoros.
12-PaEa San Thomas vap. esp '.Pdja-
70 &c 554 ton. cap. 6. .LloYet con cores =
pQnaS4el& y pasageros. sst.gsaa
12-Ea ara HQmacao berg. esp. "Malge-
nio" cap. AnGonio Rodriguez con nlercan
cias 8 dos pasageros. a@al
12-Para la Habana con escala en-
A5uadilla ccrb. esp. "Marieta'' de 29S
ton. cap. NJ. Humbolt con resto de carea
y pasag6ros. ~ -
12-Para San Thomas yap. ingl. "Da- =
cia' 10 1473 ton. cap. Geo II. Dowell,
12-Para Agead;lla gol. esp. sUrseli-
na" 25 ton. cap. Juan Gonzalez con pro-
vislonea y pasagaros. d 3.as3 Va
12-Para Fajardo gol. esp. sra oido''
De IT 5ot. cap. juan Il. Font con duelas
y pa8agorog. ~ s1a -
l2-Para Areoibo gol. esp. "Petra" 50
ten. cap. Cgsobas con psovisiones y tres
pasageros. 81 NJ. I,
l2-Para Humacao berg. ingl. sarachsss
Harris de 255 ton. cap. Ference en- lastre.
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VOTO De GRAC[AS,


FL Ezcmo. Sr. D. Vicente Valdivieso v
81 S.. hermano D Antonio, hacendados
dc esta Jurisdiction, aoundando en- ideas
y sentmientos que les son altamente
honroa9s, han regalado para la Iglesia
de este pueblo una hermosa lmaqen de
Ia nCrf.n" Conception, que Sc bel deci-
"a y QuaQaEa col0cada el 80 del &C ri8n-
te, ola eli cue taubiep Sc oelebra an Ia
fest!vid I'd del patrIagca San jose, 2 trou
de ee:e pasttdo, J la sv8con al Tyono
Esp no de S. M. el Rev Amadeo 10
%, d. g. can cnyo triple motive Y
4 arte de las drversio s Erofaraa cue
sc pr0yootan, habEa una Sote,nne jurcion
de Iglea'a Sc mor, psecedida dtl cores
pvu5len6e uoVetall 10.
I'll Paro2o Qne suscribe, cue cifra todo
sQ aoneo an qoe los actos rel1giosos ten
gan Ell IA yes lgcjniento y e1!en nidad
poebias, invita- pasa los Que ten r0n Iugar
en- el dl& expresadc, no colo sus fe igre-
ses sine a los velioos de los pue5os inme-
datoS, con cuya coDcurrencia espeia ser
1ayorecldo; y al mismo tempo cumple
con eA gTa1o deber de tri0utar por sf d
nonble de este pueblo los Sres. Val
dIVles0 ell mas sincere voto de gracias
por su audable generosidad ell inter6s'
cue han demostrado por ell esplendor del
culto diviuo.
Penueias Abrjl de 1s71.-P Pes6iteyo
Amdy6S RO033Queg.
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SALAZON.

No es crecida la existeacia en- alma
Genes.
D. Lnnemburg berg. gol. ingl. "Chi-
lion" a Sres. Latlmer y comp. 1913 ba-
calao SCI, 81 c. y 52l2 id. SG3 qq. 23l3
pescada haddock $6. 41l3 Id. hake A c..
Y 47I2 id. S43, 1913 his macafelaa mum
3 $11, 1l9y y 2I2 ID. a.enques Sol, 1876
barriles papas IS; 20 b $. tooino mess pof
vender, 25 4 avena almaIcenados
De Live pool (Nueva IIscocia) gel,
ing. "Mary" los mismos Srss 124l3
baca 40, 40 c. 47l2 i'd. $GB. ~ tambores
id. $65, ol3 pes.tda haddock So, % C.
id bake, 2Ol2 id. i'd. $6; II tambores
id. S..
Quada pendieute de vepta el cargo de
salszon por befg. gol. ing. "E'sie,' pro-
eedent3 de Halifax S~es. Ia liner
comp.
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Antigua &arpaao.a Asicard, Go I s. Alfonzo. g
AaEeAo%o Lpa02o ba3i1co eszeunasrao gotta do|or.s
40 muoa }@A e o. doo ua su dico cue enc
ndaponn d3r d. o%oaza ants&4o c1rss
da34pa1acaGa oi 12l2l. @k e{et ,1
2o@a&2s ea,u& de- Jsa.r daba faIt2r eu 81 toade,
de n1yu5a daoa a p=e, asrus y blanQuoav duc
hoa 9! ,4Fo aaao una uris nj so4pleden aters,.
50 higi6nca lo e c3l in7anta e, os Iharros
y oda cZaae Ge naaca@9 della piol. a F i RI
!aeras spo 81 cas5 (13d e se ie v9n11pa ~ 7A
oEe1aooF dol1he paoy cada uBandoio
Eoc13n69nl9A
mas no&DAo @ qae lPdo Ioe e d sin igua
eAola 7enta dc ao@oirta % c uaarSa en- uear de laa
oaa4das acetos so door eue oDu cabaIeros. fge
DentfGcos, Rolyos De o0ono leGIraos tara
sf Aaquesr la dnfaGu& aencos
forcen Las ehcda que Paao decirBe son eor
euaedios cara Ia bcoa .l-1 "a - 49,
Agua Cn91 Wa oonocdos sou los ices resulta
dos que Sc nan o5teaao gaa aeccones de
aNomago, c6lch& 4esaaa1 - r.
tdo9pa Nopeeat doPuravo o6nc anhbioso dt en-
na digoton &adeco9 eago &enieno Intermediates ner
raa an1aTmod2 veiez: cada Gaia there nna medals
90 la vzrgea Ia &opGc2fa5a Y u It'll traoG1aa 49,.
Ef@a 20 ans 14oa G@4e an iosas compound pueanta
]1a se2 942s aaves espnsa Ia his la cause
10 faD& en1e-e&os &s 3o1c d3! hi8aoy an cvo
@ao @a~ fs e&gges t519ense tres de esta
al lpan
o13t0o tie gto2U1oE,t fag,n.
cl4 o2 4o ptal3 reueGss de los roG ;coahomea
pas proven todQs los boaQu1 Teaueo a,usrA
lpoo ID "a cal do SWan yn,.o
oouquios Do los pasa1os 10y s 81 as de los
abe de- rahsno oado reepa4s de bacalao stc>
srop Lactoao an 81 aarna
easeas aadoorr Iaftectsur Anscatas
~ os ag1aab pAderas Delaut Moaza
hyd Fa ao psne pasaaa 9oaes especifcos tedes
usados aaa eA @ doRa Holloway dogas yme ina,
que seespsasa vi al AIOE
sc IA reel do f6foo desu ratones una Dc
aoefe de hnasa aqua rss s's,ss .s
1 t aaaas
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TASAJO,


No ha haoido importae tones en- la
quincena.
Muy limitada es Ia ex;stencia en- al-
maceDes y este hara que pri er atribo,
sleo4o en cantidad p queila, oatenga ia
vorabies rrecios.
MADE2As Y EFECTOS DE TONELERTA.
Cora existepcia asl de las de pino
blancc como de las 1e pichipen. No faltan
efectoa de toneler{a.
Pror"deute DE- San Thomas tom6 puer
to ei berg. gol. amer. "Eri" Sres. Lamb
S orer & Cad, con maderas sigai6 para
Arec b. sin hacer opera3ion en- Il plaza
DC Portland goI. amer. "Penobscor
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LOS reaos pa"oG2cos de Jam C9rporacione cefa facuvas
&c &C; hacen
Paco oe po soma esona, msma nat aad soura
puede fa n an salon do s0edad gupo8
0o fama paeen hacerse
e ndo 81 fanano De cada hgu mayor que hoy
lhmas maQuinas mejoradas = -
III c"@ro pa@orso % contuye por SUI tamado uio EXPIRE
son. e mas opo tune adono ao particular de
as ean epares gnero expuo aones del PA
aoo gel aT que serA la veom description de abaos
el'Falacio del ar sigun hacienda
aoes comodos eraos instanano
TO ara todo 81 feao de boo por op0Nd
retao de los del LENA casa 6ueo5aao bonita nonto
mace enga minutes eva cooe coocao en-
eleg ne pasapartus solo cuenta iDOS REALES!
/ A retratarse, pue; #aa @@ 3D. Al
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MADEaAs Y EFECr0s DE ToNELERIA
Gran Comercio Directo.

La casa de Comeo 1e o. N &ue Bazaar Parisien
caoa t9 cbr dc Europa sudo de dc
cnpo Parado que peSar de ser primers
nueTo latroduco e Ia Capital reaza precos
SIN cle 81 cl Los "1ad o dtale QUE ma
yo al nSo ventaas pfecos ventaa
ncioas basa &h a. ona v&nedad gsto los artuos
eo e" odo CUE htlnet9 a1repeo& nngnno de 3cudr
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Sres. Rotsohlld Brothers y comp, cor
la7,OOO pies pino vendido $32 mr.. 6SI
paeuetes duelas almaoenadas.
"oh'liop," }" 1,oOo jJejamenir, 27,0o(
pies tabIas pno almacenado.
For "Arctic" $4,000 pi6s pino, 24o pa
quotes duelas, 10000 ARGOS nladeras al
malcenadoe.
Pr "ATaIy' De Liverpool (Nneva Es-
coca 1000 pies pino, 5000 teiamaufa.
for "Chattanooga," 21,80O pies piDo,
Por "PaeFess" 700 paquetes duelas.
ARTICULos Y EFECTOs DE vARIAs
pToce1encias. e u, 1'Es.
De Liverpool berg. sueco sEJoseDhine''
Sres. RotheohiId Brothers V conn. con
maqu'nAEia. Para SEES Lati,ner v conn.
ooO els. cerveza por vender.
DE- Cumana go'. ho!andesa "Amistad"
a SFes. 1rlalte, hecnano de Oaracena Y
comr. con 700 90. pescado aeco vendldos
a S53 5B, segun cIase.
Do New-Pott QngIaterra) gol inel.
''Lena' D. Pedro Ar.na, con carbon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-14

I NA6 PLLIILS LCURIES.
a'eafe'oo9 8 coaas las que deseen
con0ceriag.
Nqestro Ee!ableoiim4ionto s. CONT
oVaT6, coMo ahtea, renovando mensual-
inente ell sI'tido pcr les vapores de la
Ll1ea FRANCESCA, t2n pronto como esten
ospediaaa las comanicaciones entire Paris
J o3n Haa&}re, Y como hasta ahora, por
!2s de Il .l24a Icgjesa de Southampton.
LOLA --3,az. E5merazs7a. a. Chi
l}3d*coa<10 1t os recib;do variaa mercade-
las 9nrfo laa c1aies racoma andamos3la
Losa I]I9'3so 55o5c1 q pj'stodaf de 5oaas,
cla5eS T y aa.8cs0 = competo sultido de e*
5&o12s o3,3j5 TranceseS en- Javjcas q bote-
5s0s --taa- "a ca Mario Is de 1871.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-14
LA AGENCIA IlTEKARIA.

Avisa al pdbHco que per ell altiuo va
por aeclblo ell 2? tomo ''Semblanzas Con
temporaneas'' por Castelar,, su precio 50
centavos en- la Capital, Is interior. A.
manaques de Juan Palomo para 1871, so
centavos Capital, Is interior y la noyela
tltulada "Cruz de Quiroo" por D. Manuel
Fernandez Gonzalez l peso 25 ce1tavos
Oapltal | peso SO centavos interior, to-
do franco de porte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-14
Revista Mercantil.
Puerto Rico Abril 10 de 1871.
IMP0R TTACION.

Por go. amer. "Oharie-Gobb", de
New-York 600 by. id. por vender.
Por 'Plane." de Philadelphia 500 brls.
vendidos pfecio reservado.
Por ma garite" de New York 96 bls.
vendidcs q precios 1e2efv8dos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-14

De Baltimore berg, amer. "Ohattanoo-
ga" q Sres Latimer y comp. $50 c. gas
As cts. gl,, so bis. ii. 20 cts 81 L i'd.
toc'no clear $50; 63 id. mess 24l2 i'd.
$50, 5 BIZ. ia. rn;np $40, 900 Iatas y 20
biz. nanteca $17; Ii bis. jamones $50,
IS atas mantequiIa 500; 728 lesmas
pnpe 4 RS 72 ID. i'd. RS. 200 c. We as dc
sebo duras $17, 100 id. id. b andas SIS,
100 G. jaoon SO, 50 bis, galIeta pilot 81
50 c. quesos $40, 100 docenas escob4s
S24, II bis, hgbjchueias Sc; 1s9 c. aTen-
Quea RS. 4 id tocino clear $17.
De New Y York berg. ingl: "Margarte'
q Lamb, st rer & Cad so bis, ceboias,
1913 jalaones par ve1der. Para SIes. So
b1inos de Ezquiaga, goo iatas mantsca, !
100 lataS man!equiIa. Para Sfes. Cjade-
ilas y Z1azaga 80 his. tociuo mess $50.
sc e. quesos s2l, 6l3 janones s26; rs
bis. gaiietas pilot $44, Is bis. haoichue-
las S53, so b g. papas So.
De New York go. amer, "Charlie i
Cobb a les n2ismos Sres 100 Ills. Dapas, /,
20 I'd. cehoias, 400 .atas mantecs, Dor
7enGef.
d. Philadelphia beg. gol. iogl. "pla
act d 5 e.. L%tl5ner y y M. co.. el carao
Iue sgue vendido q pr8cos reservsdos
10 bis. too'no meAs'5 id. clea-, 3i3 lame
1es. 100 last as manteca, IS il. d. 10 lbs
d. so iacas mautequi Ia, 900 c. veIas de
eho dsras y bands, 80 bis galletas pi-
o, 800 raau4a papel, 100 c. gas.
PR0yL3I0NEs ALGMAETAs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-14
EXPORTACI0W.

A@'cw--Ds baatante importancia par
su ndmero han sioo las transaccioues
efectuadas dursnte la quincena espe-
c'*mente de clase refpo que sc pagaron
S48 y A as1 como otras classes hasta
s.. Fer algun0s Totes classes selectas pre-
nden sas tenedores mas elevados tipos.
Clerra el meroado con demanda por este
duIrN.
M1e7eS-Contin1an SoIcitadas las seIeo,
tas que Sc pagan hasta 25 cte, gallon. G a.
ses lnferioles de II 20 Cts.