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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-06-01
Alarming Accident at maryviIIe.

Last Saturday morning a sad and very
serious accident occurred a. Maryville.-
j. o. Manson, a student of Maryville Col
lege and his step sister, Miss Florance
Webb, are boarding at the residence of
Mr.. H.. II. Greer, Deputy United States
Marshal, who had recently been out on his
official duties and returning laid his pistol
in the drawer of a small table. Saturday
morning, Manson was studying his books.
when Miss Webb took up the pistol and
after looking at it trying to see the balls,
etc, by some means she cooked it, pointed
it toward Manson and spoke to him in a
playful manner which called his attention
and caused him to turn around in his seat.
Being ignorant of the use of such weapons,
about the time she spoke, the pistol acct
dentally fired, the ball penetrating the
feshy part of Mansions right breast. pr.
Blankinship was called in, who cut out
the ball and dressed the wounds. 1t was
very fortunate that she spoke to him. as
the position in which he was sitting the
ball would have struck him in a vital
part, but the act of turning threw his
chest out of the way and very near his
whole body.-KnorUiUc Chronicle.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-06-01
StockhoIders' Meeting.

Pursuant to notice, the subscribers Of
stock to tie Washington County Agricul
tural and Mechanics Association, met in
the basement of the Court House in Jones
boro, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on Monday1ast
May goth.
Mr.. JAS. III. DossER, was called to the
Chair, and s. j. KIRKPATRICK, appoint.
ed Secretary.
A Committee consisting of Messrs
Lampson, Bowers and Mahoney, were ap.
pointed to nominate permanent officers Of
the meeting. They retired for consultation
and in a short time recommended the fol
lowing:
GEORGE P. FAw, President; GEORGE
W. CRAWFORD, Vice President T. HI.
REEVES, Secretary (; ANDREW j. Brown,
Treasurer.
The report of the committee was unani-
mously adopted.
After some discussion upon various mo-
tions, the President in obedience to an
order o fthe Society. appointed the follow
ing committees: .-.
To select a location, and report the
terms and price of same at next meeting /:
Col. A. j. Brown, Hon. H. II. Carr, and
Capt. H.. C. Lynch.
To report a Constitution and Bylaws
for the Association Geo. w. Crawford,
d. W. f. Peoples. j. L. Lampson, James
III. Dosser, and Max L. Mayer.
To solicit subscribers, and devise means
for disposing of the Capital Stock: Hon.
S. j. Kirkpatrick, DIR. NJ. S. Mahoney,
Lawrence Bowers, Esq, John Z. Smith,
John F. Grisham.
The Chairman of each of these commit
tees is requested to have a meeting of their
respective committees in time to report to
the Association in the Court House on
Monday next, at precisely 81 o'clock the
time to which the meeting adjourned. with
a request that the HERALD AND TRIBUNE
Un,on Flag. and Tennessee Patriot, pub
lish these proceedings.
GEO. P. FAW, President.
T. II. REEVES, Secretary.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-06-01
OMEGA.
Holston Male Institute, May 1871.

Thirty years have elapsed since the in
PRODUCTION of Davis Pain Killer to the
public, and yet at the present time it is
more popular and commands a larger sale
than ever before. Its popularity is not
confined to this country alone; all over
the world its beneficial effects i'm curing
the ills that flesh is heir to-" are acknow-
lodged and appreciated, and as a Pain
Killer it's fame is limited to no country,
sect or race, has never been equaled by
any incidence in Europe or America.
1t is sold by all medicine dealers.-4w
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-06-01
THE KNOXVILLE EXPOSITION.

We visited Knoxville last week, anC
attended the Spring meeting of the East
ern Division Fair. The first two days j
e., Thursday and Friday. were given tC
Horse Racing, Fox Hunting, and Deer
Chasing, all Of which we presume afford.
ed some amusement to such as take an In
terest in them.
Saturday was set as the day for the
Grand Rally of the different Mechanical
Organizations of Knoxville. The process
sion formed in the city and proceeded to
the Fair Grounds, headed by the Me-
chanics Cornet Band, which by the way is
one of the best we ever listened to. We
regret that we have not space to give even
a synopsis of the proceedings. We shall
pass over the smaller incidents of the day
which passed off pleasantly and to the sat
isfaction Of every one.
There were several mistakes made in
the management of the Exposition, as is
generally the case on such occasions.
when it is impossible for a managing
committee to satisfy the peculiar taste of
every individual but the questionable
practice of encouraging idleness and dissi-
patton in attempting to ape the fox-hunt-
ing gentry of England, so completely at
variance with our own industrial system,
to say nothing of the moral effect of chas-
ing a wounded pet deer with blood-hounds,
is lost in the grand mistake of all, which
was made in inviting Andrew johnson, to
deliver an address on that occasion. For
many r-asons we regret that We cannot
speak in complimentary terms of his dis
course. Expecting that he would %confne
his remarks to the Mechanical and Indus
trial interests of the State, the people
were chagrined and disappointed, when,
after uttering a few sentences, they dis
covered that he was bent on making a
political speech of the most violent and
irritating character. Having consumed
nearly one half his time in egotistical re-
marks about himself, and in repeating for
the hundredth time the startling informa-
ton that he had filled every office from
Alderman OF Greeneville, to President of
the United States from the lowest to the
highest, he devoted the remainder of it
to the abuse of Congress and the Admin
istration, and in trying to render his audi
tors, the Mechanics of Knoxville, dissat-
isfed with their lot.
We would have expected all this from
Andrew johnson at any other time. But
on that occasion, in a mixed crowd, who
did not go'there to hear politics discussed.
the harangue, we can call It nothing else,
was simply an outrage and an abuse of a
privilege extended to him by all parties,
of which any one but Andrew johnson
would be heartily ashamed. Mr.. johnson
does we'll in describing the position of
Alderman of Greeneville as the lowest in
the scale of political gifts, for we can
think of no meaner calling than that of
acknowledging oneself a governing power
in n town that owns him for a citizen.
We are anxious to see the Eastern Di-
vision Fair succeed, and we believe it will,
for it is not likely that the managers will
again commit so grave a blunder as to in
vite Andrew johnson to address them on
any future occasion
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-06-01
Pennsylvania.

PITTsToN, Pa, May PA coal shaft
three hundred feet deep is burning. The
fire is supposed to have been caused by
friction in the hosting apparatus. Thirty
or forty men are in the shaft. The en-
gineer stood at his post hosting away till
the timbers supporting the rope broke
while the carriage was ascending, and all
in the carriage are certainly killed. 1t
is unknown how many are in the mine.
LATER.-There is no hope for the thirty
five or forty men still in the mine. They
must either suffocate or drown. gaa sIdf
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-06-01
The Wheat Crop.

We have conversed with several gentle
men from different portions of Knox coun-
ty, and throughout East Tennessee, re-
garding the prospects for the wheat crop.
In some of the bottoms the rust has seri-
ously affected the growing grain. but we
are glad that this is not by any means
general. and that the larger portion of the
crop will, from present Indications, more
than equal the average. In the lower
counties, farmers have begun cutting the
early wheat, and the yield will be very
kBe.-Knozrlle Chronicle.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-06-01
California;.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 29.-Sentence
upon Mrs. Fair has been postponed until
Thursday to give time to file counter Aft
davits in answer to those of the defense
seeking to impeach Mr.. Beach, one of the
jurors. Strong-minded female occupied
places in the Court room as usual when
Mrs. Fair appeared this morning, accom-
panied by her mother. A strong effort is
being made to obtain a new trial. 1t will
not be possible to obtain another jury IN
case the effort is successful.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-06-01
New York.

NEW YORK, May 27.-Judge Bowling
sentenced the prize fighters, Collins and
Edwards, to twenty months imprisonment
and fine of a thousand dollars each. De-
fault of paying their fine they are to be
imprisoned another year. McAlpine, the
umpire, gets six months in the penitentia-
ry and a hundred dollars fine.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-06-01
Chancery Court at TayIorsvine.

Bill for Partition and Allotment of Dove,
Sarah Sutherland ST., Joseph Sutherland
Amanda j Switzerland, IA Newland and
wife Celia O., formerly Celia G Sutherland
Timothy DeBrsk and wife Sarah d. for.
merly Sarah ID Sutherland, Preston Suth.
erland, flames X Sutherland, Samuel Suth-
erland and wife Jane formerly Jane Suth.
erland, and Wesley Blackburn and wife
Elizabeth formerly Elizabeth Sutherland.
VIM. Wright and wife Rebecca formerly
Rebecca Sutherland, the last two being
heirs of John Sutherland, decd, Com,
p~lainants, 8
as.
Alexander Sutherland, + b Sutherland
Joel Greer and wife Margaret formerly
Margaret Sutherland, Obediah Gavey and
WlIe Mary formerly Mary Sutherland,
Lewis Potter and wife Sarah formerly
Sarah Sutherland, citizens of the State Of
Indiana Nancy Galway. ID w Uartsov
and VITO Zilpha formerly Zilpha Sutber-
land, citizens of the State of North Caro-
lima, Respondents.
appearing from the allegations i'm
Conlpiainants bill which Is sworn to
that Alexander Sutherland. r r Sutber.
Inhd, Joei Greer and wife Margaret, Obe-
diah Oavey and wife Mary. Lewis Potter
u wife Sarah, Nancy Galway. J w
Hartsoy and wife Zilpha are nonresident
OF the State Of Tennessee
III Is therefore ordered tina publication
be made for four successive weeks in the
HERALD AND TRIBUNE, a newspaper
puolshed in the town of Jonesborourh.
tennessee, notifying said defendants to-
e before our said Chancery Court
Con trc H 10 Monday in August 1871, at the
ou Llousc IN Taylorsville, Tennessee,
ana make defense to said bill or the same
1871. ,W Jos f KIM KIM No'
brown q smith Soils. tor Compts.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-06-01

NONE AS COOP AS DR.. PRICEs.-"Don't
wish for BETTER" "Better than any other
we have used" Like them much"
Z" Cant speak too highly of them" "Can
testify to their superiority" These are a
few quotations from the hundreds of testi-
monials in favor of DIR. Prices Cream
Baking Powder and Special Flavorings.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-06-01
Chancery Court at EIizabethton.
celia Stufflestru. VS.. Daniel Stuffiestrut
FORSYTH

OeIIa otu1flestrn. VS.. Daniel Stufiestrut.
- BIZ for Divorce.
appearing from the allegations Of the
bill n Daniel Stufiestrnt who is made
to the bill is a non-resident OF
Sne IT, oIase oi nnesse : 1t is therefore or
dered That publication be made for four
successive weeks i'm the HERALD AND
Tribune, a newspaper published In the
town OF Jonesboro Tenn, notifying said
to appear before our said Chan
cery court ON the LIST Monday In August
next, y plead. answer or demur to Com
piainantls Dill, or the same will be taken
ex parte. This the 22d dav Of NAV. ISL.
juneIw4pf$5
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-06-01
~LYNCHBURG, VA,
w In I 8 a c Price Curren,
CORRECTED BIZ
TEE TAYLOR r. 70

1GG WV !" W.
Wholesale and Retail Grocers, Commission NJ
chants and Produce Brokers, No. IL. RrISi
Street, Lynchburg, Virginia. "
LYNCHBURG, VA, May Is, 1871
Our market offers but few change, "a.
day. Corn, Rye, Oats and low grades n
-four are in small supply and in active DE-.
mand at revised quotations. Trtr.
Bacon continues to arrive, and marke,
very fiat and overstocked just now.
Butter arriving freely, and less active
ever at decline noted oW0arsg.r
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-06-01

Get the Best.
IF you want the best quality of Boots
and Shoes of all kinds, made to order, call
on III. p. Miller, next door to the Post
Office, JoHesborough, Tenn. All work
warranted to give satisfaction. 1 employ
none but first-class workmen. All orders
promptly attended to. Give me a trial.
H. p. MILLER.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-06-01

WASHINGTON, May 27.-The Senate
discharged its prisoners and without further
action adjourned sine die. sue
The Young Mems Christian Convention
adjourned.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-06-01

satisfied and hilarious of the result. The
ground has been secured, and the building
will remain with a view to repeat the ex-
position next May. a year hence. n
LAHEBIL.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-06-01

An CoIlecting Agent for VIM. HENRY
nave money my instructions are, "all
ms aeptors who pay 20 per cent. OF what
they owc every go days, will not be sued.
AGAINST those who do not, I will bring
sn.s Immediately in the Circuit Court.
aPro"s NATHAN SIMPLIFY.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-06-01

Merchants. Hotel Proprietors and House
Keepers will do well to remember that
we import goods direct-carry the largest
open stock of goods between Baltimore
and New Orleans-sell them cheaper than
they can be bought anywhere else in this
country. Everything essential to comfort
or convenience about a house can be found
in our ware rooms. This Is in reality the
great House Furnishing Emporium of
East Tennessee.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-06-01

woman haz no friendship. She either
loves, despises or hates.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-06-01
L. O m m e c i
Jonesb0ro Prices Current.
JONEsBORO. June 7 ,e.,

Apples, dried -
Bacon, Shoulders 10, Hams and Sid.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-10
iiALERTA!!
LIBERALES CONSERVADORES
LLBERALES REFORMISTAS.

Ell duefo hoy de Ia cuadra que fue
de los cara bineros montados y que Sc
ha|la 1rente al Almacen de los S. 3.
LAtimery G.. EN- la marina, Tecomien
da FIJI huen local el mas Immediate al
centre de la Capital, pues que qxada
proximo q la puerta dc la marina, en-
ella hay nagnffcos pesehres, sebu1dan
cia dc yerba como qne la tiene propie,
tiene n,uy pr6xima una espaciosa &C.
chera y tanto las cahallerfas, bacas de
leche, eoches y dsmds qaedaTan encer-
radios bajo Ilahe en- Ios bueoos cerca~
dos que tiene, Sin espooision dc que
con facilidad nadie pueda cogerlos
montarlos nj orde1ar las bscas 10 no
che como puede suceder Ell las cue
no tengan estas ventajas, nientras Aus
auef1os y peones duermsn. Esta i Ia
mano para cuando sus dneflos baya1
IA Is n.aiiaa q sus negocies 8 paseo.
Der sus anmalee.
Sobre prccios cada uno So entende
rs en- ella con su dusf1o encargado
que no f lta de Ella SECURES que pue-
de cuidaflss mejor mas barfate que
ningcn / Q, co.. Que 4 la Ganga 60
mo que adenaa= ofrece mejoras eli es
tablecimienc ~in omifir gas5o aIguno
hasta = a1eeg',ir complacer q s1s fa-.
vorec> dv G. pa'rcquianos comforme
10 que con cada uno co ..benga.
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3S$8!!|sE
NUEVtA A'no's { zz)UESTA.

Los que suscriben, tieslAn la honra de
ofrecer al ilustrado pdblico de esta Capi-
tai = de los pueblot limitrofes, la nueva
Orquesta que bajo su direction se la es-
tablecido en- esta; prometiendo la 'exacti-
tud On todos los compromises que contra
jeren tanto Feligiosos como profanos. =,
Adem6s. fotrecen usa escogida colec-
sion do bonitas danzas que solo seran Oh
das On dicha orquests, las que Sc espen-
deran arregladas para piano, precios
m6dicos. Julian Anduso -Heraczio Nc
lc,sdes.-Para mas informes dlrigirse 4
10 oalle de San Justo mum. 16, en- el Es-
tablesimiento (zapaterfa) de don Fran
cisco Gimenez DelgadO. 1-6
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ANUNCIOS.
La Esfera Fortaleza "a

En- este Estableciniento Sc acaba
de rscibir un nagpi6co surtido de
articulos de todas clases como sen I'll
jeras fnas ordinarias. portaplumas f.
nos, pspel para cartas grandes y Pc
quef1os idem para njnos, o1quillss
para sonora, cinturoCes de charol pa
ra habitos de Seaora, aguias de todas
classes. id. para crochet, hiso de todas
classes, id, para bordar blanco, reines y
peinillas, botones de nacar y de seda
de todas classes. bultos rara lleyar IL
bros los nif1os de todos tama11os. car
teras para Wage. i'd. Maletas y 1>aules
trensillas para adornos de traje, lapices
6nos y ordinarios. plumas de ganso,
earteras de bolsillo y I'm variado sur
lido de articulos de Zapateria'
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a p0bllCO.

E que susclibe pone en- conocimiei.
to del p0bllco ) lie SIS amigos en part
cular haber tYaaad&do su taller de Teln
jerla la caIe da S4o F1ancIsce Min.
50 donde ofroce hacaz cuantas COMPOSE
clones Sc e encarguen poz diffoiles que
estaa sean como 10 tlene aoreditado en el
TEMPO cue IIe7a en esta capital; SIendo
los rrecios los mas m6dicos posib'es.
Puerto Rjoo Mario 6 de 1S71,-Fer
naudo Gni.lnn.
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Mario s.-Para Baltimore con escala
en- Areoibo la gta. Americana Palos, su
oapitan w. Cehaokpor con azdcarss.
9.-Para Arecibo gta. Esp. Merced su
captain Balbier con provisiones y mera.
e.~Para Agua,lilla la gta. Esp. Cata-
Tina capitan D. Tomas Cruz con prns.
mercados y 2 pasageros.
8-Para Arroyo Brtp. Americana Cas-
tiilliaus, oapitan Risohards en- lastre.
s.-Para San Thomas, Ia Gts Hoan-
desa Tropiezo captain Mourens, Deybrc'
yo en- last1e.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-10

Pro negro fno y superf 0 p ra
LEyITAs pantalones Y chale il
verde para billar; Terciopelo reg D;
alanadina para manti' las; Masino
negro y azul prussia para I.EyITAs;
Merino negro y de color, delgados
para vestidos de Sonora; Manteles
servil)etas y toal#s de hlo adamsis
sado, y u ahon azul dc hilo para ma-
rinefos ARABIA dc llegar en- 81 Esta
blecimiento de G Goldi]s. 4 6
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Sc VIz,NI)l1z.

Un establecimiea O dc pu 'psrla slt
en- Ia marina playa de los ladrillos CO.:
aparador mostrador cie|o razo y dc
mas maderas y ahios para bed egon. Sn
du 10 D: Pedro Oliear, CaIle de J.:
Luna nnmern S..
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MoVIMIENT0 DE PAsAGER0s.
ENTRADAS.

Mario 5.-De Mayaguez Goleta. Esp.
Ulsuls, su captain d. Antonio Poll, con
provisiones y pasageros.
Mario 6,-De Palma de Msyorca Gta.
Esp. Paquitan, capitan A. Bosch, con
frutos y efectcs los Srs. I.iarte Hno. de
de Caracena y c.
Marzo 8-Ds Barcelona La polaora
Gta. Esp. Mayaguezana captain D. Pedro
Fiol, con vinos efectos y pasageros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-10

Evangelista. de lis toueladas que proxi.
mamente debe llegar ( este puerto. Para
So compra y den6s informea pneden ii
fjsfat loa cue eukefllle.l. Puest- 20
Marzo 2 de 1871, Ldttnaey u Ca.
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pERE>DIDA.

Sc ha, desapareaido de IA fsbric@
1e loza de D, Joaquin Colomer slt'2
en Cargrejos, en- la ncchs del "A deI
psesente mes IN c.sballo color bag
amarillo, tqerto del jo derecho alna
da Ga, paso tacones do cola abu|tade.
III que q entreg ie su dueno eli
Ia citada fahrica sera gratif cad(>.
0angvejss % de Hsbraro lSf1.
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]

En- estes dias Sc ha perdido ror las ca
lies de esta oiudad, w bottom de Brilliant.
de eamfsa de hombre con esmalte negro
La persona pue 10 ent egue de razon d
su paradero ) 50 due1lo, que viye en- ]
de la Fortaleza pdm. 16. piso alto, ser
grat;6cala generosamente. 2 3
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IN (Oulsl&ounCaa.
TADriea de 1ose DE D0NJO4QU1N OOLOMER y Juzid

Dusho popdad del esbemeno Dc Aae
bao dc Oangs paoa al Fbbo ncoutncoe demphado con
ndo huen
do acledlndoo hab sdo Irend Expoo Pdba de Prto
Rico fcad 60 medal plata. Ofeeendo
ctadf ea ohee rehaa preoo que
cncuena pesos, p gal que pesos.
Pa los ledidos puedan de al nesa, Ogrsos esta Capital
Cadeas Zaasaga
Srs daran al doene abca e cua a coduoir nsad;
bioante ore
pueda onpao
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HiOJO QUE INTERESA!n
Al BELLO SEXO.
PARA SEMANA SANTA.

--O-
Sc han recibido por el dltimo vapor
Espanol generos de seda como; Gr6s Gla-
c6s. y Tafetanes los que Sc realizan por
mayer y al detail.
ABANICOS.
Tambien Sc han recibido, muy bara-
tos, por mayor y al detail.
POLAINAS.
Para Senoras y ninas Sc ha recibido
40 snrtido general.
SOMBREROS.
Para hombres y para ninos los que Sc
Yoalisan muy baratos.
PARA Ell PELO.
Restaurador de M. s. "A. Aliens.
Zilobalsamum id. id. id, i'd.
Tricofero por M. Alex'r c. Barry's.
En- el almacen de Vidal San Justo
n6mero II. / 6
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PARTE NERUbNTIL,.
INTELIGENCIA MARTINA.
rasagss de vapores.

VAPoRRs CoRREos EspAEoLEs.
Dc Cadiz los dias Ia y % y siguen para
Ii Habana.
Dsla Habana Mayaguez y Aguadilla,
les dias u y 2o. Siguen para Santh6mas y
va6lyen q 10 Habana los dias 3 lS,
YAPoREs CoRREos INaLEsEs.
De la Habana el - y siguen Santh6
mas con Ia correspondence para Europa
vtiviendo el II para continuar viaje Ia
IAbana.
VAPoRIs FRANeAsEs.
De Saath6mas 81 dia l: y sigue para
0Aatlage De Cuba dc donde vuelve ell 81
para somar Ia correspondence destinada
q Murepe.
VAPsa CosTANERo AaUILA.
II Z . las Dc Ia ma7lana sale para Are
ei6o y sigue para la costa del Oeste hasta
wajardo, llssando Ia Capital el Is,
II 10 sale para Fajardo y sigue kssts
As1adilla volviendo la capital el 1S.
d . sale para Arscibo hasta Fajarde
vsisisnls sl Is.
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C.. AUDIFT'RED Z c..
C01llel'cio l)irecto
CILLR DI Ii IVIlIL8Il II.

acredid
dect Aeman tenndo en-
dhos coiostas
artcuos que eavian saidon las psonas exgeutes
amoday caHdad
oomprAdores preo GUAM
facidales pueden ofecerles eaalqnier spate. -
Sastrer1a:
baen nombre de So Sc
interior pneden acyelarlQ - - s
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En- camarotes de
solo dos literas
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81 quiea oupar eras paga-
medic
Los mics de lie dos Gratis
A caaa COS medlos Ia tera.
famia hube
r medic passage,
Los pasapoes ibir LIS blet de
anen adGta sadg Las
onsguata antes dc
Las caJaa de
NO 80 admte taoaco II an reoore
Ho5e adeaatado pondra
los bultos
La reobua abofdo hasa su saida.
tDSDe ms Eormenores imponlran Coos gnstarios
Sqyinos de EQuioga.
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rentes colores, como tambien gros me-
gres, y de coleresli lisos aprscios de re ali
zscion.
Hay Camas Dc Hero, J dc Metal do
rado taao harato.
Ademas IN gran surtido Dc toda clsse
ds generos recibidos en- Ia Fragata Maria
10 que desean realfzar tanto por mayor &C
nae al detail.
u FOTOGR AFIA FRANCESA
san FARNCISCO SO al
.Vistas en- targeta imperial del Ca
tafal,o pue to para las exe4uias fd-
nebres del Excmo Sr. l[arqnez de los
Castil eos, d eu0tro redles .tuertes una.
Nota, siendo la dn:ca vista sacada
no sera conforme Ia que no haya auto
rizada con mi Fl ma.
Slgue en- Ia misma casa por bseves
dias los rettatos un oso media Co.
sena en- tsueta.
Saill0t Fof6graf0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-10
Inter esante.

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El Buen Gasto de Francisco B. BARGE
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plips de seda CON elegsntes listas de dife-