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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-04

Esto dice Ell I'a,vaconense, y~ahaae
que desde un balloon de la Gale de Apo
daca arroiaron al paso del rey flores pa
Tomas, y ALI Sc oyeron algunos vivas, asf
como al atrayesar el tren la plaza del nue.
lie y al llegar Ia estacion. Un momento
antes de pasar Ell rsy por la expresada ca
lie, delante de la casa de ID. Gustavo
Bessa Sc Gao del caballo, ignoramos
causa de que accidente, un miIitar que
algnnos decian era un general.
For 10 que vemos en- los diarios de Bar
celona, ell que Sc cay6 era el captain gene
raj INFERNO del Principado.
DE la estancia en- Castellon ha segui-
do dando noticias ell peri6dice Las Pro-
vlpcsaS de Valencia, quien dice que en-
tire los balconies de la fachada del Casino
Sc destacaban gran des tarjctones que de-
cian;-"Es noble.-Es valiente- leal.
-Es generoso" mientras que la casa del
diputado republican, y ex-alcalde Sr.
Cherma, situada precisamente en- la car
rera que ha recorrido la comitiva real, ha
apaIecido adornada con una colgadura
tricolor, sobre cu"o fondo, en- tres distin-
llneas, Sc LEILA:
"Denda espadola treinta y seis mil mi
Homes" i"
"Reditos mil doscientos millones."
"Lista civil treinta millones."
En- el Casino hubo un bale, que ROM
pi6 el coronel Carmona, jefe de la escolta.
81 rey oy6 misa en- la iglesia parroquial;
visit6 las casas de benedceucia y dej6
cuantiosas limosnas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-04
ATENCION.

Tengo la satisfaction de participar mis- amigos
y demas personals, 4 quienes pueda interesar que 81
5 del corrlente haliandonos eli Arroyo en el vapor
inges ambos costaneros, salimos de dcho puerto &
las cinco de La tarde durante nlies:ro yiaic HUI
cuatro pailas encendidas sogln so dejaba YER Dor
las grandes c0iumnas de hulpO que ns!anteineilte
echaba por aiubas chimeneas j por los iuauditos
eigontes no lie tu6 possible andar ualto como Ell
Espanol, separandop0s cada vez y proporcionada.
mente mayor distanca, tanto Que el corto viaje
de hOras de navegacion que empieanos, IL aTcn-
tajamos 40 minutes, de tempo. Es cuano. .pucde ex-
pOner en- Obsequio de la verdad.-UN PASAJEPH
Puerto-P co Setiernbre rs de 1871 ea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-04
RE1RATOE DBL GENERAL BALDRICH

Sc venden el HHnEacio del Arte calle del
Sol ntlm. 60, galerla fotograica de Molina hjo 2
reales uno.
Las personas del interior que 10 odeseen enviar6n
por correos cinco seos por cada retrato que soci-
ten remitiendOseos correo tirado. En- ell mislno
establecimiento encuentrn de venta retratos del
Rey, de la Reina, del General Sanz de los artstas
de Ia compa11a Robrello, de Ia Sra. Cadenas Cas-
tro dc la compala de ZarZuela, del Papa otros 2
reales uno
En- el msmo ESTABLISHMENTS Sc siguen hacienda
con gran aceptacion los c0modcs retratos El6ctri-
teresado en- cnco minutes; estos llevan todos srs
colores. No lie hace que este nublado. 2 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-04
AL PUBLICO.

Provsta va la mpre4ta del BoLEr1S
MERcANTIL del mas complete y escogido
surtido de tipos, adornos y vinetas, asi
como de las mejores tintas, negra y de CO.
lores, de buen papel y de cuanto requiers
un establecimiento de su especie, Sc halla
hoy en aptitud de tornar su cargo tods
clase de trabajos tipogi&fcos, que ofrece
etectuar con limpieaa, esne'o y brevedad,
4 los precios mas m6dicoS iue faese pesi.
BILE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-04
'FARGE'TAS,

Las personals que tengan sus tar
getas grabadas en- plahchas de CO.
ore y 0uleran hacer tirar un n1me-
70 cualqq!iera de ejemplares, que
den acudir a la imprenta del 30
LhIlN, adonde seran serVidas con
pgrontitud y la mayor perfection en-
el trabajo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-04

GH inventor northumberland en- la
Corvespondencia
Ha uegado Madrid, procedente de AS
tdrias Ell mayoral de diligencias Ramon
Remis; inventor, segun parece, de una
maquina para buques veh1culos de mar
y TERRA. El inventor muestra gran fe en-
su descubrimiento y viene decldido en-
sayarlo en- grande escala. Un dia de es
tos sera presentado al senior ministro de
Fomento y director de Industria, con
quienes desea corferenciar sobre este v
otros proyectos que dice ha logrado COM
blnar q fuerza de pacsepcia, aunque pro-
fano las leyes de la mecanica. Celebra
remos que Sc realicen sus prop6sitcs.
Otro Cable.-Se ham Hlecho prOposicio-
nes slmultaneas los ministerios de Ultra
mary Gobernacion para tender I'm cable
que enlace directamente la Peninsula
con la isla de Cuba. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-04
2a Siguen para San Thomas vuelven la Habana

2S Siguen para San Thomas vuelven la Habana
os dias g. y18
VAPORES CORREOS INGLESEs
De la Habana el 12 sigucn para San Thomas con
La correspondence Europa, volviendo el IL para
continuar su marcha para la Habana.
VAPORES CORREOS FRANCHISES
De San Thomas el dia 1o sigue para Santiago de
Cuba de donde vuelve ell 81 para tomar La CORES
pOndencia para Europa
VAPOR COSTANERO TRIUNFO.
--El las de La manana sale para Arecibo 81
que para La costa del Oeste hasta Fajardo Legando
La Capital 81 Is.
Ell Is sale para Fajardo sigus hasta Aguadilla
volviendo la Capital ell 49,
Ell % sale para Arecibo hasta Fajardo volviendo
ell 26.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-04
Aviso al p1blico.

la sociedad agrlcola que tenia establecda con los
Srs: Rothschid Bros y Compania para ell fomento
de la hacienda tltulada LA VICTORIA" radcada
ha cesado completamente su administration,
pudiendo entenderse los QUE con aquella tengan
cuentas pendientes con dicha sociedad, por haber
quedado Ebro quito de toda responsabidad el
eXponente.
,Pucrto-Rico setiembre p de 1s7l.-4Manuel
Saldana 2 3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-04
AI>OS V0LUNI'ARlOS.

Eo 10 lump eufa del BoLETxs MEg@
OANrit SIS hniIa lie vanta. & 10 csntavos
=lempI"r, la 1actica 6 insienccicn para
la ca'ga de LIS ar'..,#s Del sis1eua Chassu
got, sprobat..te. por ei Estado Mayor de
este .-jeTcifo. lis una oiflga Indispensable
para todos los votnnIsrlos que sc hallAR
provstos del fefer,do aEmamento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-04

Slaves
Pesas de Contrapesar.
8 Codos de hierro, de IS pies pugadas. UnO de
i'll. 2 id. Uno deS id eIn.
/ Cigiefla.
3 "a Quemadores.
Barricas gasoina
5 Envases de id.
En- el almacen de d. Pedro Arana calle de San
JustO n1merO II daran razon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-04
BL BUEN GUSI'O
"a San Francisco "a
Francisco B. Y Barcel6.

Gran Baratllo Gle las grandes existencias Que tie
ne dlcho ostaolecimlento, las ofrezco a mis- nume
pital. oO"o uo !" va
Magnficas Regeneias sarazas de bonitas dibu-
os co1ores flfnes Bogetan, Croydon, Calico Pa
de colores de superior cadad, Bareg de listas IL
Sos 80 de- eFss G a Krsas M sesa blanca de ooores hi
celinas blancas de colores Frazadas da aod dos
Poplin Gle listas lisos Gros dc coores iisos. Tam
nlen nay un eompleto surtdo de edias para sras.
tfculos que serfa difcil enumerar '-'''A'0s al
Is 90
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-04
;;ATENCION!!

En- ell establecmento de L. Mondj en- Ponce ca
lie Gle Atocha, Sc In recbdo una partida de vino
Entertainments del cOaerhelo que Sc va realizar s los
precOs siguientes "a de vino .Jerrz pllido 4 - & "a
Moscate superior1 Ii ) por boeas /; ry; vino de
Jerez, Moscate! 4 p0r media3 botrlIas !: rs
el Jerez 4 rs. Mos.atel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-04
Aviso al p6blico.

POr ausentarse su due7o para IN Peninsula Sc ven
hacer Innonada gaseosa con todo 10 necesario para
traba!ar el que interese cOmprar puede dirgilse &
La calle Gle Ietuan mum. 35 cn del ST. Bento
Alberti. 8 "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-04
ANUNC1O.

Lanllla superior de cuatrO cOl0res escudos espa.
hoes de todos tamaLos para bauderas, de venta: On
81 aimacen de b. Borras Hermanos Gale de Te-
tuan nnmero g. III
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-04
Nueva Peluquer1a

Sc hacen trenzas de crepe, caprichos, monas de
Rios, aTaddOs compOsturaS, tine, cambios. com
pras Gle peo, peinan trenzas az rs. fizn mOilas
rs. Rios IS. par los caprchos 4 6 chavos Sc
rizan &. &.
San Justo 81 Evaristo Santigosa. IA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-04
GACETILLAS. S.

Sam H'rasncasco.-Eaoy SON los dias del
Excmo Sr. Brigadier D. Francisco
Izquierdo. Ell BoLETIN saluda respe-
tuosa y afectuosamente al dignfsimo
Jefe espanol, y le desea larga y pros
pera vida fin de que la p5tria no Sc
yea privada en- muchos amos de los
lea,es servicios de tan probo soldado
Eclesiastico:"
"Por convenir al mejor servicio de
la Iglesia Sc ha servido el M. |. Sr.
Gobernador del Obispado expedir
los nombramientos siguientes:
Julio 26.-Para Coadjutor de la
Parroquia de S. German, al Pbro.
D. Augusto Caimaris.
Agosto 5.--Para Cura Ec6nomo
de la de Salinas, al Pbro. D. Juan
Bigas.
Ideln Para Capel]an Sub ms
pector del Hospital de Carload de
San German, al Pbro. d. Domingo
Schetini.
Setiembre 26.- Para Cura Regen-
te de la Parroquia de Patillas, al
Pbro d. Vicente Aguilde,
Idem idem-Para Cura Ec6nomo
de la de Cabo-rojo, al Pbro. D. Ra-
mon A. Ibarra."
TessfrO.-A fener espaciO y tempo dis
ponlble para clio dedicariamos una revista
a Ia magnltica comedia representada ell
domingo en- nuestro teatro. Los h0mbres de
blen es un cuadro maestro, una copia al
natural de ese tipo que hoy abunda en-
nuestra sociedad; de esa honradez que
cree y no cree en- Dios, que murmura de
los plcaros y los agasaja por consideration
nes; de esa honradez hipocrita, egoista,
pasiva, que Sc avergjienza de mostrarse
en- p1bico.
Las actrices actores encargados de
la Interpretation de esta excelente obra
dramatica estuvieron todos felices todos
a la altura de verdaderos artistas. Men
cionar a algunos, seria agraviar otros.
La concurencia fue n1merosa y escogida.
Desearlamos que la Empresa desc los
pasos conducentes para que Sc evitara ese
escape de gas contindo que en- ell teatro Sc
siente y cue Sc hace en- ciertos puntos de
81 insoportable al espectador.
El jueves 5 Sc pondra en- escena la mag
mica comedla en- tres actos, obra del ce-
Iahro Scr;ho inf 10 7T,au oono/7;n a,a,o,.o
o El ho0a5re del pueblo en- palacio.
La function term nara con una graciosa
pl6za en- TN acto cuyo tltulo es 'EAI nOvjo
en- nla'agas de camisa".
Lisfa -k'resniOs lnayOres de La Ioterfa
celebrada en- la Habana Ell dia 10 de Sc
tiembre de 1871:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-04
VILLA DE PARIS.
FORTALEZA 40.

FORTALEZA 40.
4AratiOs marcs EAGLE ma anerOs 81. J2
v 2S aSe As. Es. Alien v GOmtsani:a.
EDReECYdbS NskDEGseS.
dPMertO-EszcO sellenlbre so 1871. 2s
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-04-18
a Man Rith 81 Viva.

The Erie PENN Disvatch '.shuUs u,'
the matrimonial adventures OF a travelling M
ID whose pomPous niauuer aud vOlubility of
tongue have given him the name of DR..
.WhIstlewind, whose real name is LYMAN
r. Taylor, who Is the husband of SIX wives
aud the father Of cLildren innumerable.-
Among his victims Is \ woman Of Troy. n. Y.
Inc doctor Is 4 shoemaker by trade. and his
hrst matrimonial venture was with an actress
in a circus. The charms Of pretty Qua
keress induced him to desert his wife and
their two childres, and he married the former.
living with her until her death. which was
caused by the explosion of kerosene Iamp.
The doctor next married his servant Girl
Then he eloped with a patient from Syracuse.
Mrs. Dusen5GTy, ioT whom he seems TO have
had genuine affection, living with her for
the long period Of fifteen years The doctor
next turned up 4; Lansing burg, where be rem
resented himself 70 be w!dower lie was
poorly clad, aud seemed TO have suffered hard
times. lie there opened medical Office. and
become acquainted with Mrs. Eranci, NJ. who
became his fifth wife, and who. since learn;no,
his true character, Is likely either to bripS
him TO justice or make the country ZOO no, n
hold hIm. He married her ia Troy fonr
years ago, one of his sous and a Mrs. KiDg
being the witnesses. She was worth IS OOO
anu sue gave MIN ; ,UvU as 4 wedding present
to set up cOuatry shoe store in North Cor
lnth, but he ran through it, laid around drunk.
and III three months had ouly few dollars
lett. Before leaving North COrinth, however.
an otncer came with warrant for obtaining
goods under false p7cfUuscs. lie appealed to
his wife and she paid SiT5 to save MIN from
punishment While getting ready to cmi-
CRATE TO Erie, wife No. !. Mrs. Dusenburv
made her appearance aud demanded that Lo
should come and live with her and her three
children He denied, in presence of viC,
no. that he had been raaIricd 10 No A.
She said she could bring proof euou,h. bu, If
he would do something Tor the support of tho
children she would not prosecute he swim.
died a shoe manufacturer at Albany our of
over hundred dollars worth Of goods and
these he packed in box and told his la,e
companion To take them and sell them for tho
benefit of herself aud children. He tbsn
started for Erie with wife No. ). but after a
short time married a sixth wife ia that pIace
and put for parts unknown. The last time he
was heard from, lac was in South Bend. In
diana. The Troy lady and wife No. 4 are
both after him, uai lac eau hardly hope to
escaPe-at least from the clutches of the
former. brigham Young would give a great
deal Tor the doctor out In I fan
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-04-18
An Opium Eater Aged los.
an OH Solder IN Nev York Ctr ,ehO
Fought at Jena.

There is now living in the city Of New
York the oldest of living soldiers. and he
celebrated the lO5th anniversary of his birth.
day on the 9th of last month. This remark.
able man is Captain Lahrbush. He is still
active, walks 4 great deal. runs up the stems
of the houses of his friends. and Is more vi.
vacious this Spring than he was last year
A correspondent of the ST. Louis Christian
AdrOcdte gives US this sketch of the wonder.
fu! herO's career:
He was born, of course, in 1866, the YEAR
IN which the partition of Poland gave terri
tOTlaI consolidation to Prussia and compIe,ed
the project of Frederick the Great. Louis
NV. was then on the throne of France-ope
OF the most peaceful aud influential of the
French monarchs.
Since the Captains birth four monarehies
have swayed the sceptFe of Prussia. and tbir-
teen different governments have ruled in
France. The Captains first work in war was
to fight against the French Republic. and the
second against the French in Ireland. The
tirst great battle in which he appeared was
that Of Jena, in which, en- the l4th of june.
1916, he saw annihilated military power
whose upbuilding had cost century and n
half. He was then in the suite of Lord Cas-
tlereagh.
He subsequently became acquainted with
emperors, kings, prices, and field marshals
by the multitude. Standing on the banks of
the Nieman he saw Napoleon shake hands with
the Emperor Alexander when those two great
men met.on a raft. Then Frederick William
l., OF Prussia, was a king without kingdom.
The Captain had fled from Jena with the
hapless King Frederick William OF Prussia
and his lovely Queen Louise
lie lived to see their son OCCUPY Paris. and
to assist in keeping guard in ST. Helena over
that Napoleon who had been the terror of
Europe. He has lived to see the King of
Prussia, whose duty it was originally to hold
the basin and ever TO the Emperor of Ger
many, now himself Emperor OF Germany.
with his feet on the necks of two EmDcrors.
lie has lived through the whole history of
the United States. When the Prince of
Wales was in this country he paid his respects
to the captain, and cndeavored to induce him
to return to England But he had become
too old and too much attached to his adopted
country. The marvel Of all this is that once
the captain was left for dead on the field of
battle, once he was cast up for dead by the
ocean, he was stricken down as dead bS the
IestiIence, and he has always been deceased.
SuI! greater marvel, he drinks Iaudanum as
other men drink clares. His friend. General
DePeyster, says that he once took as many
grains OF opium Tor relief as would kill ns
many ordinary men as there are years in the
Captains age. lie goes to he'd at 5 o'clock
J.. NJ. and rises at = y. NJ. Is not this n
most remarkable history? The old gentle
mans eye is clear and his memory uufaltcriny
lie Is marvel among us
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-04-18
POLITICAL,
MAKE YoUR HOME nEAuT1Fu1.
From &c Southern Farmer1

from the Southern Farmerl
Make your home beRutifuI-bring TO il hovers:
Plant them arOund you to bud and TO bloom:
Let them give lie to your lOneIiest hours
Let them bring light to enIiven your gloom.
Make your own wOrld-One that never has sor.
rowed- .U.
or music and sunshine, and gold Summer air.
home world. whose forehead care never has fur
TOwed, .rE.a'...
oue whose cheek of bright beauty shall ever be
fair.
Make S"ur home beau'ifuI-salIe the roses
That hoard up the sunAhine with exquisite aFt ;
PerchAnce they may pour, your daT kness cIoscs i
That colt Summer sunshine down into your
~ You can do so, oh! make it an Eden
or beauty and gladness; remember, 'tis W wise ;
IWiI teach you to long for that home you need
That heaven of beauty beyond the blue skies.
Make home hive, where all beautiful feelings
Cluster like bees, and their honey dew tTinR:
Make IL temple of holy rcvcaIings,
And love II" bright angel with "shadowiuG
Then shall it be, when far on Iiie's bilIows,
Wherever your tempest. tossed children are
They will long for the shades of the home weeping
willows,
And 'ing the sweet song which their mothers
had sung.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-04-18
The Two SeYes.

The following true aud elegant paragraph
Is from the pen Of Mrs. Sig1uruey
Man might be initiated into the varieties
and mysteries OF needle work fought to have
patience with the ieeblcuess and waywarduess
OF infancy, and to steal with nOisc.css s,ens
around the chamber of the sick: and tho
woman might be instructed to contend for
the palm of science 10 pour forth eloquence
IN seuates, or to wade through fields of
slaughter 10 throne. Yet revOltinys of tho
soul would attend this violence to nature. this
abuse OF physical and intellectual energy;
while the beauty Of social order would be do.
faced and the fountain OF earth's feliaity broke
up. We arrive then at the conclusion. The
sexes are intended for different spheres. and
instructed in conformity to their respective
destinations, by Him who bids the oak brave
the fury of the tempest and the Alpine flower
lean Its cheek on the bosom of eternal sbows
but disparity does not necessarily imply iDTe-
roLty; the high places Of the earth with all
thelr pomp and glory, are indeed accessible
only to the march Of ambition or the grasp Of
power, yet those WHO pass with faithful and
uuaTPlauded zeal through their humble round
0i duiy are not unnoticed by the great Task
masters eye-gud then cudowmeuts, though
accounted poverty among men. may prove
durable riches in the kingdom Of Heaven.
Az ATFECTING SCExE.-A sad scene oc.
Cured at Calvary cemetery on Thursday af,
ternoon, the occasion being the burial of tho
father and mother Of four little children resi-
ding IN Henry street in this city. The
weather was so iHc.emcut that the friends
who accompanied the remains decided to let
the children rciulIu IN the C1rriages. but their
earnest pieadings, with fearful eyes. TO see
their mothers grave, could not be resisted
and their wish was granted. Both collins
were carried to the grave. and the Youngest
little girl, who seemed to be unconscious of
what was iraUspiriu@. carcssCl the coffin of
the mother with childish simplicity. uttering
the most eudeariug terms Of poor mamma"
nice mamma" owl! MANN a come home"
etc. The oldest sister took the little prattler
by the hand and brought her 10 the other
side of the grave. As the grave digger Iow-
cred the mothers coffin 70 its fnal rcsting-
place and threw the first shovel Of clav. the
children simultaneously gave one piercing cry,
which echoed oTef the church yard bringing
tears 20 the eyes Of ali pre-eut. Many of the
men, unable 20 gaze on the sad scene. turned
and walked away. Il was ziih difficulty the
'hI!ar-u we're persuaded to leave the grave
and as tbcy were abou: to depart. the little
ones, following the example of the eldest,
EneIt doTa on the new made grave. and Of
iersd up prayers 20 their Creator for the spir-
Ituai welfare OF the father and mother whom
Death had deprived them Of on one day.
IN J. HyrEI
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-04-18
EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS!
SEVEN GOLD MEDALS
10 uet. aud Nov. 1869, and

Ia hrt. aud Nov. 1869, and
TEN FIRST PREMIUMS AND MEDALS
In Oct. and Nov. 1870.
A wARDED to CHARLES NJ STIEFF' for tho
~ best PIANOS, Baltimore New York
Philadelphia and Boston Manufacturers.
OFFfCE AED wAREnooN No SnurH LIHEary Sr
BALTIMORE, MD
Tn" SiefI' Pianos contain al the atcat irnnrovc
ncn's 20 I've found Ia FIST cls-s Piano, with addi
tionai Improvements ui his invention not to be
i"und IN other insIumsnts. The tone, touch and
Finish Of their instruments cannot h. cxceled by
auv manufactured.
Second Hand Pianos always on hand, from SIS
Parlor organ' from the beet makers, from $50 to
hJoreSs who have Pianos in usc:-warreu
Ely, John u. Packctr. John Rurna. Andrew Al
crtlg", Charlie Iangdnn, Tho. &. IlckI,nd. Thos
VI !-hcll. FLETCHER Kearucy George ". shirley and
!. T. Chaniine, Dt JrtioTsun county. W. Va,
90 send fo- n catalogue ntaiuiuG 400 ramCs
OF SoUthrrnrrS Who have purchased the Sticn Piano
since the clos" ut the war.
January ;. Isl 1.
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TO TRAV VELLERS
AND POTOMAC II. r.
TIME TABLE.

TRAINS GOISG SOUTH.
Leave Harpcrs Ferry Rt7 90, \ NJ, ard 20 p NJ
Leave Shenandoah At O6, 4 NJ and % p M
Leave Key cs' Switch att %, a NJ and 80 NJ
Leave IiailtoWn at -. A Mand l IS p NJ
Leave CharlCstuWp at 81. 4 " and 4gP NJ
Leave Camcrur's at 81. \ NJ and 90 p NJ
Leave Summit Point mt : I3, 4 NJ and > II PM
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Leave Steph""son's at IS. A NJ and So PM.
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Arrive at Winchester at 10 Is a NJ and 81, Is NJ
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Leave Steph-usuu's at 10 81 4 NJ and bpm
Leave OPequon Bridge at 10 ~ a NJ and 80 p NJ.
Leave "Rdesvillc at 10 as 4 NJ ard ; 80 p NJ
Leave Summit Point In 30 A NJ and I Og p NJ
Leave Cameron at II 10 A NJ and 81 p NJ
Leave ChaTleStown at IL ~ 4 NJ and S3P NJ
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Leave EcyCs' Switch At II 81 = NJ and 5 90 r NJ
Leave Shenandoah At ~ IS NJ and IIP
Arrive at HarPer'S Ferry u so NJ and so p NJ
A. j. WOOD, Agent, HNTpcr's Ferry.
JOHN l. WILSON,
June Is, 1870. Master of Transportation.