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MORE OF THE MocK1N, BIRD.-Benjamin
Bee, the small colored lad ~Ao was tried
few days ago, charged with steaiing mock
ing bird from his employer, and acquitted,
brought an action against his employer for as
sault and battery anc false imprisonment. This
case was tried yesterday before Trial Justice
j. G. Mackey, both sides being represented by
counsel. The testimony and arguments hav-
ing been heard, the case was submitted to the
tHsal Justice, who found the defendant guilty,
and sentenc ed him to pay q fine oftwenty.ave
dollars and costs, or 60 to Jail for thirty days.
The defendant appealed from the sentence,
and the case will come up before ajury at the
next term of the Court Of General Sessions.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

The ACADEMY OF Music GRAND GIFT Con.
certs, as advertised by Messrs. Butler, Chad
wick, Gary Co.-Mr. Eben Coffin, sub-agent
for this splendid and attractive scheme, is now
prepared to sell tickets for the same. Appli-
cations to be made to him at the office OF Mr.
C. Clacius, corner East Bay and Central wharf.
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An INDISPENSABLE ARTICLE FOR THE SICK
RooM.-Every family should provide them
selves with "Ihe Union Kerosene Stove" Man
lives may be saved. The sole agents for this
city are j. B. DUVAL d son,
sep1l-mwt No. 337 King street.
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TRS LINE INSTIT q TN
- "a
OF TIE
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION,
"vALLE CRUCIS," NEAR COLUMBIA, s. O.,
For TEE EDUCATION OF YOUNG LAD1BsL UNDER
rHR IMMEDIATE SUPERVISION OF TIE RKLI.
GIRUsEs OF THE URsULISE
COEvEHT

The ladies' Of the Ursuline Community, 8. Gre.
specnully announce TO their lrleAds, ana 70 tne
public, that the annual exercises OF the Academy
viii commence september lst Their Institute
being devoted to the education OF youth, an
each member having received q long and carelul
training for that purpose, the scnoos under
their charge, as well in the various countriesof
Europe as In America, have never laied TO win
and retain the confidence Of Parents and guar
diana.
pupils confded 10 tleir care thorough eduoa-
tion, in the highest sense OF the word-not alone
lnstructing the intellect. but with maternaf care
building all ! training the heart.
the situation Of the Convent is all that can be
desired for health and beauty. Inc nuhdings are are
Capital, and In the midst OF an oak grove OF
twenty acres. 1t Is within half an hours DIVE
from the depot. where omnibusses and baggage
wagons await the arrival OF passengers: M 40 g., 81.
No distinction OF religion will be MADE IN the
admission OF pupils, nor will any undue innuence
be used over their religious prlnSipiesi Dss. Iof
the maintenance OF good order, an VIII pe iequn'
d TO attend the exercises OF DIVING Worship PIE.
scribed for the Academy. :,
From individuals or societies disposed 70 ald IN
the education OF young ladies, applications for
the admission Of pupils, at reducea Terms, MA
receive the most favorable consideration that
the circumstances OF the school win admit.
The Scholastlc Year Is divided into two Sessions
the 6rst commencing september lBt, and endlnS
February ist; the second commencing February
Ist and ending July 1st. .r
TERMS PER sBssIoN-PAYABLs m SkDyANcH.
Roard. washing, Fuel, Lights, Tuition In Eng
lish. Needle Work and DUmestic Economy $50
Pens, Ink and use OF Library. ry..-......"."E
French. Latin each ,,,,.......,........... 10
Harp, S30-use OF Instrument, Ss............ %
Piano, s25-use OF Instrument, s3.......... -
Guitar, $l8-use Of instrument $2........... ,2o
Vocal Music, lBassini,s Method. )....."..".... y
Vocal Music, private lessons. =
Drawing IA Orayon..
Painting In Water Colors. ~
Painting In Pastel. ~
Painting In Oils. SS
For further Information, application may 90
made to the MOTHER SUPERIOR, 70 k9ns hsv'
Bishop LYNCH. or TO the Reverend Clergy.
julyl4t novlD,c&w --'''''"~'''''
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The BATH PAPER MILLS, which were COM
PEELED to suspend operations two months
ago, by the breaking oil their dam, have pushed
the repairs so vigorously that work will be re-
sumed In about fortnight.
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CR1BBAeE BOARDS, thirty cents each; White
Envelopes, Ten cents package.
junl4-f HAsEL STREET BAZAAR.
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HUMAN FLESH

ever known. 1t gives universal satisfaction, and
we can testify TO its efficacy from our own expe.
rience.
Extract OF a letter from Bethel Farley, dated
NARROW, y. H.. August ], 1858:
Your medicine gives satisfaction to oil who
have used IT, and takes the lead OF any article OF
the LIiment kind in use In this vicinity.
Messrs McLain d Bros. wholesale Druggi'ts
Wheeling, Va, says under date Of July q, 1865:
That they Can safely recommend the GARGLlNG
OIL for more diseases than IL Is recommended Tor
Extract OF letter from Hon. Nathan Lindsey,
County Judge OF Shelby County, Iowa, dated Har.
Ian, April Is, 1857:
sold In this section.
Extract Of q letter from Thomas Sturterant
dated Hillsboro', H., May IS, 1857:
Your GARsI ING OIL IS spoken OF by those who
have used 1t as 1rsr.rate article, and should
like to have you send me some more OF 1t TO SELL
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
Is now prepared to furnish good envelopes,
with business cards printed thereon, at 81 per
thousand. Send your orders. Every merchant
and business man should have his card printed
on his envelopes.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at 50, 81,
IS, s6 SO and So so per thousand, according TO
size, at The NEWS Job Office.
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CITY AFFAIR S.
Meetings This Day.

Executive Board of Howard Association, at
I'm.
Charleston Social Mounted Club, at P. NJ.
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Railroads..
CAVANNAH AND C a A RI E STO N
- RAILROAD.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CON.
IN PANY.
&&#@ El5ssss3

CHARLESTON, =. G., February II. 1871.
Trains will !eave Charleston Daily at $50 A. Il.
md p. N.
Arrive at Charleston 7:3o A. N. Mondays es
:epted) and ESQ P. II.
Train does not leave Charleston P. L.. SUI
UAYH.
Train leaving $50 A. II. makes through connec
ton to New York, via Richmond and Ac9uic
Creek only, going through in 40 hours.
Passengers leaving by p. II. Train hav'
choice OF route via Richmond and Washington
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leavins
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY in Bal
,imore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain Sun
DAY in Wilmington, N. O.
This Ia the cheapest, quickest and most pleasal
route TO Cincinnati. Chicago and other points
west and Northwest, both Trains making cof'
eections at Washington with Western train
OF Baltimore and , hio Railroad.
s. s. SOLOMONS,
Engineer anu Superintendent
P. L. cLxAPoR, General Ticket Agent.
febl1-l2mos
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Chipping.
Y IRON STEAM LISE-EsTABLIsHED. 1870

The Splendid New Iron Side Wheel Steamship
G E o KGIA, Crowell. Commander. Will Sail
for New York on SATURDAY, September 30, al
O'Clock p. NJ, from Pier No. 2, Union Wharves.
Through Bills OF Lading 10 Liverpool oy
Trieste, Naples, Leghorn, Christisnia. Gotten
burg, and 10 glasgow, by ANCHOR LINE STEAM
SHIPS. To New England Cities as usual.
Insurance oy Steamers OF this Line per In csns
For Freight Engagements apply to WAGNER,
RCGER q CO., No. 26 Broad street, or 10 VIM.
A. COURTENAY, No. Union Wharf.
sep25-mwfs4
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FOR

stump, almost severlng the thigh from the body; (;
also that be has used " IN his family for nfteen
yeary, and Is the best remedy for cuts, Burns,
Bruises, Frost Bites, strains, rheumatism, dc.,
he ever used.
Extract OF letter from Dr.. c. 7. Murphy, dated
Magnolia, N. G.: ,,
wears, and nnd It superior TO all other medicines
for The dlsea es and purposes for whi-h 1t Is re.
commended.
From Measrs. f. &H. Bell, Bellville, Fillmore
County, Minn., September %, 1883:
LING OIL at this point for the future for the rea
son that It gives good satisfaction to customers.
From Messrs. ?. L. 4 6. W. Olds, Norwich w.,
February 4, 1853:
OIL, that we esteem 1t the best Lniment we have
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Large Size, ST.; Medium Size,
so cts.; Small Size 25 cts.
A LINIMENT

From D. G. Robinson, sarepta, Miss, February
49, 1851:
Please send another supply OF our GARGLING
OIL; 1t has given general satisfaction. IL has
cured a case OF Rheumatism Of ten years. stsud-
ing. and Is great for Burns. In fact, 1t has been
successful in almost every case where 1t has had
q fair trial.
From DR.. r. F. Parsons, Brighton, Ind, septem-
Der 8. 1859:
i keep large stock OF your GARGLING OIL on
hand, and nud 1t the best preparation IN OF the
Kind in use; and sell three times as much Of 1t as
From l.. schlottman, Round Top, Fsyette Coun.
ty Texas, February Is, 1863:
am now selling more OF your GARGLING OIL
than any other Liniment and all who have used
1t pronounce II 'the best thing out"
K D. Ia, lor, OF Concord, KY, says:
TheG aRGLlNG o L cured horae OF his, injured
while ploughing, by attempting to step over
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READ THIS!
AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION IS WORTH A
POUND OF CURE.
GET YOUR DISINFECTANTS
Just received, a supply OF
CARBOLIC ACID,
BROMO-CELORALUM,


BROMO-CELORALUM,
DARBY'S PROPHYLACTIC,
CHLORIDE OF SODA, DC.
Al.o supply OF MEDIC tTED WILLOW CHI AR
COAL, IN Powder and In Past!lles, imported from
Paris, prepared by DR.. BellOc, and approved oy
best article ever offered here; recommended by
many physicians as preventive 0f Yellow Fever.
Also, a supply Of the best WHITE NUS fARD
SEED, highly recommended as preventive OF
Yellow Fever.
Call early, as the supply is limited, at the Drug
store NJ CR II. BAER,
anpoQ No. l3l Meeting strt et
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rELECT BOARD AND TUITION.

The undersigned desi' es 70 BOARD and TEACH
few boys giving them the advantage OF! his
hours His reaidence, at summerville. in the
sanu hills, near Augusta, Ca, Is proverbialy
healthy. A full High school course Of instruction
abe quarterly IN advance. Textbooks supplied,
and no extra charge whatever. Address
BENZ. r. STUART,
Principal OF Summerville Academy.
81 sepll .mwflmoD3C Augusta, Ga.
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NOR LIVE RPOOL DIRECT.
The Al Bri. ish steamship MlLBANKE, ,E6As
John II. Smith. Master having por. S2A2nnR6
zion OF her cargo engaged aud going On uostd,
will meet with dispatch.
WATSON Il HILL,
sep2s Adgers Wharf.
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.
Steamers OF the above line leave Pier HfHA
No, a. North River. foot OF Canal. .Sa6
street, New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF tie 18TH
and Goth OF every month Except when these
dates fell on Sunday, then the Saturday preced
ing. ,,o,,,
era for South Pacific and Central Amerlcsn rorts.
departure OF 18th touches at Kingston. Jamaica.
For Japan and China, steamers leave san rIan
cisco first OF every month. except when II lals op
Sunday: then on the day preceding.
No California steamers touch aS havana, out
90 dlrect nom New York to Aspl,wal.
One hundred pounds baggage free 10 eacn adul',
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information app.y
at the OOMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on u g
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River. Kew
YORK. F.R. BABY, Agent.
july26-iyr
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GDufationG,
CHERWooD SCHOOL.

NlHE EXERCISES OF MISS JOYE'S
i School for Children will be resumed on MoN-
DAY, October "a, at No. King street. sep27 q
MRS N. E. TOOMER WILL RESUME
ll the Exercises OF her School on MONDAY,
OCTOBER I'd, at No. 9 College street. - @HET
sep27-Yfn3 IL Lnr -r-..l .
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ratones Hoanda y 1887 id. anisado IA
rs, l2S gariafones acelte 153 re-, 10 ba-
las papel por vender, 10[2 cajas de /, 2
y 4 lbs. aceite almendras $26 90.
De Alicante gol. esp. Mariquita, q Sres.
Vjado de Vios y COMP So pipas vino tinto
$35, pipa y SO ID. vino blanco s 40,
200 bsrriles cebofias $54 a., $50 a..
papas $5, 1,4O0 ristras ajos % cts. IS
cajas almendras SIS qq, II sacos id. con
cascara 81 saco, 20 sa2os pimenton 81
a., 200 cajas pasta dc harina $11 90
800 fanegas sal, por vender.
De A[allorcs gol. esp. "SaIvador,"
Sres. 3. B0yyds q herma3aos 1850 botIias
de IA aceite Is ris. 500 caias jabon
deaigual SO, 265 I'd pasas Is RS. "a $50
garratoaes aceitunaa y rs., 25 sacos ha-
bichueIas 81 90, 25 sacos garbanzos s.
90, 20t2 pjpas vino tinto $40 pipas, 20
bis. de 2 O vino du cs 81 "a, SO garre-
tones de 1 I'd aimeodraa s21, $50 cajas
dc 1 I'd higos secos $53, 40l2 oai3s ac4i-
te a'rnen iras $50, 25 sacos arroz VaIep-
cla S.; 40 oajas frutas en almibar S34,
1,433 garrafones an sado y Holanda IL
rs., 4 saoos noeces $5;i6 saoos, chutas,
6 cajaS frutas extraidas, 80 "a. n. n.
cobo!las por vendec. ss
lie Barcelona berg. gol. esp. Adrja1ao,
a Sres. So6yj'aos de P5, 55I2 y 5ol4 pipas
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ANUNCIOS DIVERS0S.
al pd6blico.

El que suscribe en- su caracter de MI
nlstro de la V O. T. Franciscana, en- vIs-
ia de la gacetila publicadas en- ell BoLE-
TIN MERCANT1L n1mero SO &c fecla 20
de Mario 1ltimo, bajo ell epigrate Fun
Clones RehgiosaS, Sc apresura maDifestar,
nov que sus Ocupaciones Sc 10 permitep,
owe el Mmt0 que dicha gacetilla Sc
refiere fu6 pensamiento exclusive de una
Sonora Viuda, devota de la Santislma
ViIgen, el que lev0 cab0 mediante
una limosna que Iecogi6 lie varl0s fees
devotos particulares, asl como entire
aIgun nGmero de hermanOs y hermanas
de la Orden, la que tambIen pertenece
aquella Ss1lora, Quien ademas de haber
regaIado la maa130 de Obra de dicho Manic,
confeccionado en- su propia casa, p0r una
sobrina suya, Sc suscrIbi6 con la suma
de SO pesos; cuyas circunstancjas o deta-
lies Sc omltieron en- la expresada gaCet-
la, por pnro olvido distraction, por Ia
precipitation con que sin duda dielon las
notas, para su publicacion; y no puede
por tanto hacerse cargo de inexactitud
nj otro alguno al gacetilIero del presente
peri6dco, nj al de la Representation en-
que tambien Sc insert6 la aludida gace-
tiIla por la tai omission, puesto que se
suietaron a las notas que al efecto les
fueran paaadae.
Con este motivo debo tambien hacer
pdbIico que la Sra. DoTa Josefa Sevilla
de Lopez Pinto, residente en- la Penlnsu-
la, ha regalado la V. 0 T. Franciscana
un riqusimo refajo 6 eudario para el
Crucifcado = un panueo prmoroso pa
ra la Dolorosa; cuyas prendas han llama
do la atencion de todos aquelIoa que las
han visto por m6rito y condolences.
Puerto-Rico, AbrIl 6 de 1S71-Juljaa
BaldO,i0ty. 2
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OJO A LAS NlEDICINAS,
81
Antigua faro1acia Micard, do L S. 4

Antigua taru1aca Micard, dc & s. A]tonzo
Altt:unaoo Lnuim41to ba anco roanlasno go
do Do dor !co un dice que ee
nadapo lor dc cae nnandoo en- Ia t1ene oln o
d.aaunxeoans- 81 COLOR.
aoc2a@ del coa Aqua Venus debe faIar el
d. niuyuna da qa las pova ausa blanqnea duc
o&2do3 que Il eo puoden lc1@
h5ca no qn9 la n7anado para deatU los barzo
III od& cla8o &c manchas dc La plel.
<a?la%els n4Qjo 81 outis! Uad aqua de Venus,
kn8raGo del cabeo peuy osaDdo,
notable gus pde Ga bfio
destIuIr luga do la
doo eli sOCado cahaIoros
Dont11co kojyos Odon0 ngHes eapecaeo I'm
tt4ocon a enoado tai que pu9de deco
ea2odio4 para 10 hooa
Aqua Congre1 Waiter conccidos tecez
CUE han euio 81 atecolne dc
e9b6magO o3ilc03
forua oas purgaute depuratiyo 6nco antbloo it'll
dgoon ,deoes eomago, enterneoades
a1@cC1ono ahren afotl" ev1tan
ooermdaG na0parabe do veea cada md&
de la v1Ggen Is Monserrate instruction.
f1d l tbon Cookie anbliosas Compound purgans
nasec2lo ieAGo epua La billie
nucas enedad afeccones del higado aqueas
na lgelon impue2a do la t6men tres Go
Honeopa2 Hambgo Aemana boil
qun complete gl6bu tuaones dLuciones nuraa ama
puode de los dlcosnomea
ps todos los bohqhlnes lestoa
Hp0forho da Ga Dc Swan ehcaz los caaro cToncca
resdos onquera raqsmo muy especial aeccones dc los
de los pulnOneS
abano oidado roempa4a acee dc bacaao las aee
clones del pecno.
Ggea ntcenorrgcas rob Laecteur pectora Anacau
granUo e8cenas pndoras Dehau
hos Ppsne pasas paotoaes esPecihos odo los
usado ha & pdoras ungueno Holloway drogas ymeIicnas
que SO espanden al pTeos equnauvos
Sc ha recihido f6oro para paa de
acefe de hnaza aqua espe 7oen ~ rHs eaion
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100 caias 1 0 pasta $12 %. 2oOl2 Id.
id. 1923 "a. 997 ristras ajos 20 cts. 25l4
brady y 25l8 i'd 7 re. gallon, 100 garra-
tones garnacha 81 RS. gallon, rs saeos
.gsrbanzos $40 %, 1,o0C botijas J "a
aceite 153 r.. 100 %. cebollas $63 90,
100 cuDeces aceitunas 13 RS. 25l2 pipas
vino de mesa $42, 100 barriles 1O VINO
dulce 100 id. oe 2 O id. id. 500 id. de
l I'd vino seco l43 RS. @, IA sacos ri
mention S g., 100 barries de 1 0 ace
tunas rs, 200 i'd. de "a vino dulce
900 id. de L 0 id. 154 rs, 900 barri!es
de 1 O vino dulce SO i'd. de O ,yerez,
SO i'd. de 1 @ id. moscatei, 80 id. de 1
0 pajarete, so i'd. de I'd id. lagrima
II RS, Is plpas vino tinto, 1912 i'd, i'd.
$40, 1914 id, i'd S A, 25 caa3 trutas sur
tidas 25 i'd. melocotonea SO, 25I4 braG-
dy, 25I8 id. RS, gallon, 100 garrafones
garnacha s. rs. 10, 900 Iadrillos, por ven
der.
Para Sres Cato q comp. 25I4 J 25lS
brandy 81 rs. ga'op, % cajas de pc
mos frutas 8 S42, 8 cajas papel blanco
SO, 56.
De Mallorca baroa espanola Marietta a
Sres. Sobyi2os de Pr, so pipas vino tjpto,
60i2 i'd. id. Sama so, 400. ,cajas jabon
desigual 50 90. 100 sacos arroz $555,
$500 botJas ] "a aceite Is RS, 693 gar
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vino tlnto $40, 600 ootijas aceite s1B la
J O, 6O) garraf mes anisado y 200 i'd:
Holanda $1a, 100 caias de l 0O pasta y
200 de l J 0 i'd. $133 qq 10 aaoos gar
banzos IS a., 100 rAtras ajos 20 cts,
IS cajas iabon SO a., so Cal de "a
pasas, Io0l2 ID id. y 1ool4 i'd. i'd So 0D,
200 cajas de 0 higos IS &C., so bis.
de 0, vino dulce, 30 id. de 2 GO i'd, so
i'd. de ] f0 i'd. eeco, 80 id. de 2 0 i'd. Is
rs, Is b,riles pimenton $40, l. sacos
avel!anas IS las Ito bs, 10 sacos almeo
dras con cascar Sc, 6 id. nueces 81,
1000 stras slos 20 Cts. S C. papel blaa
60, $50, fardos Ailo ,uarrero $50, i'd.
id. fno $34, cajas raipes SIC gruesa,
L cajas cohao $23, 2 cajas vino So, 20
bls. de 1 (0 vino dalce, Is id. de ! 0.
II. IS ii. de GO vino seco, % i'd. de
I'd i'd. 134 re.
Por vapor esp. Oolreo "Mendez Nu-
neg, dc Oadiz para Stes. Vjudd de Vjas 9
COMP, 10 sacos pimensoo $64. - c. con
49S csj tas d6tiles $25 GAIA, 500 caas de
l GO hlgos S. 90. 800 il, de 1 ID i'd So
500 cajas de J 0 Pasta $135 400 i'd. &c
J D i'd. $l3B, 219 cajas de l I'd pasas,
2l0l2 i'd. y 592[4 ID. pas ss Is rs. s saoos
pimenton $63, "a sacos garbanzos $l04
quinta'.
Proeedente de MalIorca tom6 puerto
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Revista Mercantil.
Puerto-Rico Abril 10 de 1871.
IMPORTATION.

Enla pasada quincena ha 1einado bas-
tante anirn8cion en- nuestrO mercado,
produeida por la lIegada de diferentes
buques asf peninsulares como extrange-
res cuyos cargos obtuvieron facil colooa-
cion entire estos compradores. Los pleciOs
de los artfculos de principal consume 81
Cuen sosteni6ndose con pocas excepclo
nes, pero tememos que la situacion de la
plaza varie para nuevas llegadas 81 con-
tinGan aumentaudo las entradas J estas
hqcen .aglomerar las existenciss.
FRUTOS PENINSULARES.
Surtida Ia plaza dc la generalidad de
articulos de esa procedenola. Vendidos
que sean los cargamentos que quedan
pendientes, podremoa fjar el verdadero
estado del mercado para nuevas llegadas.
Procedente de Barcelona Malaga,
tom6 puerto ID pol. esp. Emilia Sres
Vluda de Vias q comp. c0locandose 81
cargo los sigmentes precIos: Is ptpas
1912 id. vino tinto $40, 1914 i'd. i'd. $42,
500 garrafones ansado y HoIanda IA rls.
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la pl. esp. "AIargarita" a Sres. Sobrinos
de Pj, cuyo buque sigui6 para la Haba-
na stu haber hecho operacion en- la paza.
Q1edan en- puerto pendieutes de ven
Ia Ios buques siguientes. De M lorca
pol. esp. "M..ria (a) Oometa" y pol. esp.
"Oo!ores'' 4 Stes. B. Bora y lermanUs
Ambos con flutos peniosuares.
De Ma aga baIand. esp. "Vid,' Sres
Sobrinos oe Ezquiaga, con i'd. I'd.
De Malorca Oanarias barca esp
'PaQuita' 4 ee. Iriarte, hermancs de
Oata ena comp. con id. i'd.
HARINA DE TRIG0.
Caculamos eXistentds en- la plaza al
edor de 600 harrIl s., cuyo detale
Sc fla de 13 S14 bl. Segun asses. 81
que favorable el meIcado pa.a nuevas
legadas
Por el berg. ing. ''Chiion" de Lunem-
burg, 400 biz. harnA lie tllgo vendidos
q $13a.
Por gol. amer. "Artit" de B 4lti,nore,
go bis. i'd. para TN panadero dc la pIa-
"a.
Por go. amer. "PeerleeA" de Ba'timo-
e, 700 bis d. SO d. alan $134.
Por berg. amer. "ChattanocSa" de
id. 294 bis. id. por vender.
Por gol. esp. 'ESalyador," de Mallorca
Is brs. id. vendi1os 4 $l4.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-12
Por id. id. "Mariquits" fe Alicante, 60
sacos de s 0 i'd. vendidos q S13.
Concluira,
MOVIMlENTO MARITIME.
ENTRADAS.

Dia lo.-De Baltimore berg gol. amer.
Harriess de l72 ton. cap. G. Meyer con
provlsiones y maderas Latner c:
10. De Halifax berg gel. ingl. Jane
4. Ha'a de 110 ton cap. Elisha Perry
con sslazoo a Lamb Scorer Cad
H.: DE Aguadl'a gol. esp. F6 de 35
ton. cap. Manuel Villaml. con harina.
SALIDAS.
11-Para Mayagiiez berg. gol. esp. Lo.
Ia 115 ton. cap. Antonio Munitis, con az1
car.
11.-Para T inidad de Baclovento pol.
go. esp. Adriano de 102 ton. cap. Jose
I~ern, con reato de carga.
11-rara New York con escaa en- Are
cibo berg. gol. ingl. Eedcua ESQ ton. cap.
A. n. Smit con azncar.
1l.-Para Mayagii,z berg gol. ingI.
Elsie de IA ton. cap. Coday, con provi-
stones y carga de transito. Este buque no
hizo operaclon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-12
SALON DE RECREO.
GRAN PANORAMA
de la guerra FrancO-P -Prusiana,
en- la calIe de la Luna ntimero s.,
en- los bojos de D. Mapue1 Fern andes
GRAN PANORAMA

PFimera parte -Vstas de los pus-
b os de Europa y sus ccstumhles,
Maravj las de "a natnrale2a, Edifi ins
notablAs. Acciones le 81 a., Grand
cap tales del Globe, e Espana Y
Am6 ica, y tofo aqu Ito cue recrea ell
amino V svte ell f st do sin doIor
del bolsillo: est, es hac IN viais
per Europa sin sa'ir de su casa, c,n
m(>ica yrn regaIo r~ra entret
s~e&ut da Pa' te.-E>ta es la mas in-
teot sante: Il If al Sa' on de Recrfo
de la allie ie la Luna es 10 mise
cue hacer III viaje JaUja; "a sta
Ia entrada DOS REALES y sus
doe1loS, con p et~ns ones de galantes
dejan 0jej!r, q cada concurrente una
papeleta 4 la entiada la cuai especi.
tica i no "bre de TN objeto, muchos
de ellos do valor, que SO !e re2ala Il
q"e nos favos ezca ctn su presenc:a.
TodaS las noches ponenos a d spo-
sicion d"l | dblic, mas dc Glen
DUROS en- objctos de csprlcho y
fantasia, muebles, roperos, tocadoreS,
ETC., etc, y, au1 que nos arruinen o.,
10 deSeamos que g diviertan. lSe
fastldian eu casa por las inches?
Vayan al Salo1 de I}ecreo de la calIe
de la Luna leven un isdo lara
que les cnndnzca l. cue les regalen
al / iL'o,an los ninos! al Panorama
con e.los, all Sc les rtgaian ;ugutt It's
y Sc eDtr t;encn con la vistas. Les
ninos estan de enho1ahueua! 5SaIen
de la retire y hace oalor en- casa?.
rues al salon de Recreo. No es d
de visitas; pues al Panorama 10 fas-
tldia'se Ell los balat ces. Para mas
pormenores vean les prosrectos.
Eutrada 2 reales Sin regaIo IN
resi-. Todas las nocbes. Sc cambian
las vistas Juevps lou inyos. 3