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HOW To CONSTRUCT A FASHIONABLE
LADY.

The Richmond Enquirer publishes the
following recipe to make woman OF the
period: Take ninety pounds Of flesh and
bones-but chiefly bones-wash clean, bore
holes in the ears and cut off the small toes
bend back to conform to the Grecian bend,
the Boston dip, the Kangaroo droop, the
Saratoga slope, or the bull-trog break as the
taste inclnes; then add three yards Of linen,
one hundred yards Of ruilles, and seventy
five yards of edging, eighteen yards OF dimlty,
one pair of silk cotton hose with patent hip
attachments, one pair of false calves, six
yards of flannel, embroidered, one pair bal
moral boots with heels three inches high,
four pounds Of whaIe-bone in strips, seven
teen hundred and sixty yards of steel wire,
three-quarters of mile OF tape, ten pounds
of raw cotton or two wire hemispheres, one
wire basket to hold a bushell, four copies OF
New York paper triple sheet), one hun
dred and fifty yards of silk Or other dress
goods, five hundred yards of point lace,
fourteen hundred yards fringe and other
trimmings, twelve gross of buttons, one box
pearl powder, one saucer of carmine and an
old hare's foot, one bushel Of false hair
trizzled and fretted la maniaque, one bun
die Of japanese switches. with rats, mice,
and other varmints; one peck of hair-pins,
one lace handkerchief, nine inches square,
with patent holder, perlumed with ottar OF
roses, or sprinkled with nine drops OF the
Blessed Baby" or "West End Stuff
the head with fashionable novels, ball tickets,
play-bills and wedding cards, some scandal
a great deal of lost time, and very little
sage; add half grain of common sense,
three scruples of religion, and modicum OF
modesty. Season with vanity ,affectatlon and
folly. Garnish with earrings, fnger-rmgs,
breastpns, chains, bracelets, feathers and
flowers, to suite the taste. Pearls and dla-
monds may be thrown in if you have them;
if not, paste and pinchbeck from the dollar
store will do
Whirl all around in fashionable circle,
and stew by geslight for six hours.
Great care should be taken that the thing
is not overdone.
If it does not rise sufficiently, add more
copies of New York paper.
This dish is highly ornamented, and will
do to put at the head of your table on grand
occasions, but is not suitable for everyday
use at home, being very expensive and in
digestible. 1t sometimes gives men the
heartburn, and causes them to break, and is
certain death to children.
If you have not the ingredients at hand,
you can buy the article ready-made in any
of our large cities-if you have money
enough.
The Placer herald., 1872-05-18

EIGHTEEN THINGS in which young peo-
pie render themselves very impolite: l..
Loud laughter. 2. Reading when others
are talking 8. Cutting finger nails in COM
pany. 4. Leaving meeting before it is closed.
5. Whispering in meeting. 6. Gazing at
strangers. 7. Leaving a stranger without
seat. 8. A want of reverence for superiors.
8. Reading aloud i'll company without being
asked. 10. Receiving a present without
some manifestation of gratitude. IL. Making
yourself the topic of conversation. II.
Laughing at the mistakes of others. ID.
Joking others in company. IA. Correcting
older persons than yourself, especially par
ents. Is, To commence talking before Others
are through. l6. Answering questions when
put to others. II. Commencing to eat as
soon as you get to the table. And--1S. In
not listening to what one is saying. in CON-
pany-Ynless you desire to show open con,
tempt for the speaker. A we'll bred person
will not make an observation whilst another
of the company is addressing himself 70 it.
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GRANTS DEFAULTERS.

question. We presume, however, that the
reasons for delay are sufficient to warrant the
committee in holding it back. What they
are we of course do not know, but are in
clined to think that the work has grown upon
the committees hands by the number Of
defaulters which are added to the list almost
daily. A few weeks ago the following list
was given in one Of our exchanges:
Norton, Suptendent of Money
Dept N. Y. p. o.. $l15, 100000
1t is said that Norion's de-
falcation has been, or will be,
made good by his bondsmen.
Major j. l.. Hodges, Army
Paymaster. ...... E373, 1891
This amount was lost in stock
and real estate spcculations in
the city of New York. The
defaulter has been tried and
sentenced to ten years impris-
onment.
o. S. Pine, New York P.O.. 100000
Joshua f. Bailey, Int. Rev.
Collector, N. Y. ...... L ,140 Q00. 90
George + Dennis Sup't Of AS
say Office, N Y........ 100000
John Spears, Col Int Revenue
Leayenworth, Kan. 49,. $50, 100000
The government recovered
$50, 900 of this money.
L G Garrish, of Lowell, Mass
defaulter. $4,000. 90
Andrew Stafford, Mail Agent. 10000 90
Frank Soule, Int Rev Dept. Il ,544 1890
A b Woodcock, Post Master,
Piedmont, West Va. -. 100000
Major Lander, Post Master,
Salem, Mass. ........ 100000
& A Batcheldcr, Secretary Of
Dacotah Territory. 49,. 100000
G d Ordner, Col Int Rev 9th
District, Mo. .......... 100000
Colonel Sanders, Dep Col Int
Rev, 9Th district Mo-. 100000
p B Hathaway, Postofice,
Hartford, Conn ..... 1000. 90
Col Wellman, Col Of Customs,
Savannah, Ga. ....... 100000
Sheridan Shook, Col Int Rev
Ny. :. 4 ,O43, SAT 90
f S Hunt. ......... $50, 1O7 90
ID ID Mccartney, postofice dis
bursting officer. ........ 100000
IL a Guernsey, col int rev 18th
dist Penn. $1,000 90
Alexander Spaulding. ....... ABS, ,4S9.OO
Richard Bowerman, custom
house, Baltimore, Md. 100000
Whitaker, postmaster, Hart
ford, Conn. .......... 1OO, 900 .OO
w Cunningham. ........ 295, $4,000
U S Treasury Department, of
looking glasses. ........ ~, ,OOO.O .OO
VIM Field, int rev dept. 49,. 532, $1,000
w Fagg, int rev dept. 49,. 227 ,3O7 90
G Colling int rev dept. ..... $50, ,305 90
J II Bryan, int rev dept. -. 435, 100000
Charged different army officers
defaulters during the war. 10, 763, 800 90
Charged up to July LIST, 1871,
against defaulting int rev
collectors in differnt parts
of the country, but mostly
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Total $37 AGA 1862 A
And many districts to be heard from.
We may add to the above the names of
Marden and Johnston, two clerks in the
Treasury Department, who have just been
detected robbing the Treasury of large
amounts. We have not room to give the
details of the carpet-bag governors and other
officials in the Southern States. Arkansas,
Georgia, Louisiana, North Carolina, Texas
and South Carolina have suffered badly; in
the aggregate about eighty-fve millions of
dollars. How much longer the country can
stand this wholesome system Of robbery and
punder ON the part Of our government Off
cials we are unable to tell. The citizens of
New York have just driven the rascals from
Office III the city, and we hope the work of
reform will not stop until every dishonest
official is punished or drivenfrom the country.
REcALc1TRATING.-1l gentleman
on Montgomery street, who had just been
reading the proceedings of the Radical Con-
vention, held in Sacramento, we said, "l ou
see the Convention has ignored the Goat
Island question. What do you think of it?''
"Well, think the Republican party is
played out. l have been Republican
during the whole of my manhood life, which
commenced in 1862; but when l see them
unblushingly uniting with the monopolies Of
the country who seek the destruction of this
great and growing city of the Pacific Coast
it is time we had changed our opinion as to
men and measures. l wish it understood
am no longer u member of that party"
care we to consider you Democrat in
future?" 81 am in favor of any party that
can beat the Republican, and will vote with
that party that l think is the most likely to
do it. hope the Cincinnati Convention
will put up good men, and if they do l shall
go for them. If not, l shall be Democrat
out and out"
This man is prominent, influential busi-
ness citizen, and has always been devoted
and active Republican. We give this Incl
dent as sample of the feeling in this city.
The indignation is manifested only among
Republicans. The Democrats are not at all
disappointed, knowing the Radicals were not
to be relied upon. When the Radical papers
were trying to keep their men in the traces,
and get an action Of the Convention against
the Goat Island grab, we saw a self-satisfed
air among the railroad men that convinced
us of the fact that any successful candidates
were to be on their side. "The candidates
on either ticket will suit u.s." was the reply
of railroad man whe asked how he thought
the election would result. The fact is, the
good citizens of the Radical party have been
badly deceived, and the most Of them are
willing to admit it.-Erami,,er.
The Placer herald., 1872-05-18

A Q ROST &c .
BY A SUBSCRIBER.


Join all ye true and free,
Onward with liberty,
Sing as you go.
Ever the watchword keep
Prize well the grain you reap,
Heavy's the foe.
When ye the foe shall meet,
And steeds with restless feet
Loud paw the earth,
Keep up your courage then.
Under the name of men
Prove your true worth.
Ever the right shall stand.
Did not your fathers hand,
In days gone by,
Take from the British king,
One jewel Of his ring?
Right, was the cry.
People of modern days
Listen to Justices ways;
And well you may.
Come, now, be men once more;
Ever keep keep truth in store
Right is the way.
He, now, of whom l speak
Fer stands, by strong anu weak,
Right to defend.
And to employ his might
Lauding what is not right
Does not descend.
The Placer herald., 1872-05-18

AN INcIDENr.-During the shock Of the
earthquake at Lone Pine the following Prov
idential escape Of babe is related and
vouched for: "a family consisting Of man,
his wife and several children, living in brick
house near Independence were startled by
the shock, and the father and mother, seeing
that the house was sure to fall, hastened out
with all their children but the babe, which
lay in their bed. From the door the mother
turned to rescue her darling, but the walls
crumbled and their house was a heap Of
broken adobcs and boards. The mother and
all the rest escaped. She ran back through
the debris for the body of her babe. and
there. on the mattrass. with wall Of adobe
on each side aud board over it. lay the
little one crying. but without 80 much as a
bruise on the whole body"
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business Cards.
JAM ES M OORE,
DIR. A. S. DU BOIS,

Physician and Surgeon,
MAIN STREET, AUBURN,
Opposite WELLS, FARGO & Co.'S OFFICE.
Having removed from Lincoln to Auburn may
be found at his Office, or at his Residence near
the Court House (the former residence OF >: W.
Dickersen) marl3-3o-my
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FoUL-play-cock-tiy fighting.
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Terms Of subscription.
r, one wears subscription, in advance, $5 90
ror elk months, ..... w
For three months, ,...s..... oo
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Rates OF Unofficial Advertising.
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racb subsequent insertion, ............. 90
Tar half square, or less, ,............... 90
roab SUBSEQUENT insertion, ........... 30
liberal deductions made to monthly or yearly
Tbe number of insertions must be marked on
ava advertisements otherwise it will be continued
untiI forbidden, and charged for accordingly.
# is hereby expressly agreed and stipulated
hotween the proprietor and those having work
~ advertising done, or being subscribers, that
III navments at the above rates are to be made
in cnrrent United States gold or silver coin.
OFFICIAL ADVERTISING. go
The following rates, AS FIXED BY LAW, Will De
oharaod for all legal advertisements and notices.
For the first insertion, one dollar and fifty
oonts ner square of two hundred and fifty ems,
and one dollar per square for each additional in
sarton. up to four and thirty-fve cents per
sonore for each subsequent insertion.
~ All legal advertisements must be plainly
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wavs be marked on the margin of each adver-
tiscment or they will be continued and charged
accordingly. The publisher will not be respon-
sible for faulty or illegal manuscript.
The Placer herald., 1872-05-18

"You'D better ask for manners than
money" said man to poor boy who asked
for subsistence. 81 asked for what thought
you had the most Of, innocently replied the
lad.
The Placer herald., 1872-05-18

defaulters during the war 19, 763 800 90
Charged up to July LIST, 1871,
against defaulting int rev
collectors in differnt parts
of the country, but mostly
in New England ..... 2, 76O, 900. 90
Add to these the amounts
charged on the Treasury books
against Uuted States officers
in the Southern States, as fol-
lows:
The Placer herald., 1872-05-18

Sambo, where is the hoe? ''lt's wild de
shovel" Well. where is the shovel? "lts
wild de hoe" Then where is the shovel and
the hoe A? "Why dey bot togedder-Gol
d-n it. want to pick fuss p
The Placer herald., 1872-05-18

A STRAWBERRY tree grows in Caudia vhicl
bears fruit very like strawberry.
The Placer herald., 1872-05-18


ALL MIXED UP.-A certain witness in an
assault and battery suit we once heard,
mixed up things considerably in giving his ac-
count of the affair. After relating how Den
mis- came to him and struck him he proceed
ed:
$50, yer honor, just hauld off and wip-
ped his jaw. Jist then his dog cum long
and hit him agn."
"Hit the dog?
"No, yer honor, hit Dennis. And then
I up with stone and throwed it at him and
rolled him over and over"
"Threw stone at Dennis?"
cat the dog, yer homer. And he got up
and hit me again.
"rhe dog %
"No, Dennis. And with that he stuck
his tail between his legs and run of"
"Dennis ?"
"No, yer homer, the dog. And when be
got me down he pounded me"
"The dog9"
"No, Dennis, yer honor, and he wasn't
hurted any at all"
"Who wasn't hurt?'
"The dog, yer honor"
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LLEGARON LOS PAJAROS.

Ell encargado del dep6sito de pajaros vivos de
La calle del Sol ntmero 60 ACADIA de llegar de re-
correr toda la nueva Grenada participa al pd-
blico los Sres. del interior que tenfan hechos
ssus encargos que Sc ha recibido una famosa co
lecc1or Gle pajaros de vistosos plumajes ami
males rarOs es como sigue:
,GuacamaYos para BALCONIES y jardines, con
plumas de .brillantes colores.-Faisanes- Ar
rendajos. de Venezuela paiaro su-
perlOr EN- canto al Observation-Disclosures en-
senodOs a cantar en- la mano.-Loros abadores
-Tornasoles pajaros de colores brillantesy can
tadores.-Toches amarillos.-Picos de plata
Chlruh que cantan como anarios.-Pericos.-
Esmeraldas. -Ardillas.-Benados domesticados
pequenos de salon-Canarios mayorquines.-
CanariOs de observation-disclosures vuchonas la
dronas.-Palomas voladoras mayorquinas finas
de escampadiza.-Palomas de cola alzada CO.
lipabas Otros muchos
Por correo Sc daran pormenores de precios
coloreS clases.-oDireccion: Molina, lhijo call
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TELEGRAMAS.

MADRID Espartero ha renun-
ciado el cargo de Senador.
~ Ell deficit del presupuesto es de Is
mil!ones de. pesetas.
Seiscientos carlistas ,iLtlmaron la
renlicion 4 Ia plaza de Puigcerda El
Comandante Sc neg6 a entregarla.
Llegaror quinieptos soldados y los car
listas huyeron la montana.
Dicen que ell Gobierno espaf1ol So
mete al juicio de las potenclas Euro
peas sus reclamaciones contra los Es-
dos -Unidos, relativas a Las expedlclo-
mes filibusteras.
ROMA.-Celebrado ell aniversario
de la ocupacion de Roma. Ri Papa
recibiendo visitas de pesame.
PARIS.-Gobierno frances ha pro-
hibido la celebration del aniversario
del estableciento de la RephbIica.-
Edmuudo About ha sido puesto en- Ii
bertad.
NUEVA YORK.-Oro 145.
HABANA.-Oro 134.
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ALMACEN DE- ROPA 7 SASTRERIA
EsE nc. CEzsEgA " COgsEsa
SAN FRANCISCO se.-pUERTo-RICo,

Los duenos del c;tado establecmionto acaban de
enriquecer sus aparadores con 10 siguiente:
Pano negro de diferentes calidades.-Saten negro
de idem.-Batista de lana superior calidad pinfas
elegantes complete surtido de casimires en- pie
lente surtjdo de merinos negros lisos la5rados.-
Apacas muy fin negras de colores.- Gran sur
lido de driles blancos de coores lizos abraao os
Pane de colores verde grana para voluntarios, v
una nfinidad de artfcnl0s.
Para los que qnielan cOnvertir su dinero en- bumo
hav un complete surtido de tabacos muy superior
de la Habana paralos afoionados levantar ell CO.
do hay una partda de ginebra holapdesa muy supe-
rior cajas de doce ounce frascos Ia que Sc ven
de por partida caias sueltas,
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RetratB al aCance De to1aS las hrtunas
CALLE DEL SOL MUM. 60.
rE &,, #}
DE MOLINA, HIJO. -

En- esta acredtada galerfa nontada al estilo d.
las de Europa sguen hacienda gran acepta
lores que uno vale reales SO hace entrega Ell
5 minutes; este retrato c6modO, 'perfecGo, baratO
como la mejor miniature, rs el retrato pata tSlos
es I'll retrato que imprOvlsa al Salir paseo 8
las tend as. Eli dtino proeedlmentO de los f4stadI
Unidos es Ell Retrato COLO oIDO INSTANTANLU
eL Imperial lleya tOuos Sls dolores, 50 haee
ga en- un cuarto de hora es ell retrato favorto pa
ra todas las ssn0ras, veanse las nuevas muestras
uno un peso Y va cOlOcado en- su eleganGe Car
terra RecomendamOs los retratOs especiales que ha
ce esta casa con Esmaltey relieve sean porceia
La docena Imperiales $l0 la dOcena tanl;.no
riente $6 GargetaS sin briilO cOrrientes S3 doe
mas nlnosy medias docenas precios converc ciOnales
r. ~ Is 1914
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CASA ESPANOLA.

Los que pasen q los Estados- Unidos no
quieran someterse a los precios exhorbitantes
de los hoteles, podran tener habitaciones luo-
en una elegante casa privada, habitada Dor ma
familia espanola situada en- uno de los puntos
mas frescos de la ciudad de Brooklynn, cerca
del rio que la separa de New-York. Los preeios
varfan de S 10 q Is por semana, haci6ndose una
rebaja notable para familias y cuando sea Dor
mas tempo. m
La direction es, 57, Concord street, corner.of
Adams, Brooklynn, New-YorE'
Para mas pormenorcs ea puerto-Rico dirigir@
Sc al director del BoLETIN.
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PRIMER LIBRO DE- Ia ltFANCIA.
LECCIONES DE MORAL
PARA Ell USO DELAS ESCUELAS PRLMARIAS.
ARREGLADOP POR L g. g.

Este librito que ACADIA de publicarse, ha sido
aprobado por la Autoridad Ecclesiastical de esta
Di6cesis; contiene maximas de la mas sana mo-
raj, propias para infundir en- los ninos amor d
DiOs amor al pr6jimO y amor al trabQjO; y el pa
dre de familia que 10 lea Sc apresurara a poner
10 en- manos de sus hijos.
Consta de 10 pajinas de esmerada impression
y Sc vende en- La Liberia de Gonzalez, 4 reales
fuertes ca1a Exemplary pOr docenas So una.
La persona que compre doce dOcenas obtendra
una gratis. 10-12
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EN- VENTA Y MUY BARATO.

Lamparas de cristal metal hierro de variaa
IBERIA de plomO, hierro metal; llaves para eas
y aqua, grandes y chicas; porta-bOmbas me-
cheros de varias classes y todo 10 concerniente
al alumbrado.
Vidri pianos de distintas dimensiones para
faroles, vidrieras otros usos.
por dltimo Otras muchas cosas que pueden
verse en- ell citado establecimiento.-Puert
Rico, setiembre 90 de 1872-J. e SteinGcher.
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Hotel del "Universo. %

Ell que suscribe hace presente sus muchos
buenos amigos tanto de la Isa, como de afuera uue
teniend' que ausentarse por algun tempo ha toma
do todas las preca lcones necesarias para one los
SrS que concurren su ell Hotel del Uni.
verso que queden complacidos tanto s mas que
hasta ahora para 10 eual queda al frente del esta
blecimlenGo D. unofre Ncolau cuyo buen caracter
amabllldad es y2 cOnocido de muchos, igualmen
4 el de su esposa, ambos estan interesados en- la
mucha concurrencia y que queden satisfechos los
hg6spedes del hospedaje para que asf recomienden
81 esGablecmiento sus amigos
Puerto Rico % dc Mario de 1872.-Gabrel Obrador
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PARTE MERCANTIL.
MoYIMIENTO MARITIME.
EN-rRADAS.

Octnbre 4.--De Naguabo en- 1 dia bal. esp.
AageL Maria 10 ton. patron O'Rigo con cueros
W pasageros.
4 54--De Manaty en- 2 dias gol esp. Buena Espe-
vGnsG 81 ton, patron Gonzalez. cOn mieles.
4-De NuevO Carlisle en- % dias berg. gol.
ing. 131 ton. cap. Sarre, con salazones q Lati-
m + compa
4-De New York en- IA dias berg. gol. ing.
Charles A. Hoard 240 ton. cap. Messengller con
hielo Y passsero los Sis. LatiBner v Comps
Abe 5. Thomes en- II horas van, ing. Ayn0
756 ton. cap. Dix, con carga correspondence y
pasagero. e esen .vas ah etoav !
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Aviso al pdblico.

Ell dueno del Hotel la CORUNESA participa
sus fayorecedoresd de haber trasladado n casa Ia
calle de La Graz MI n. u doude ofrece III esmeradu
trato. dpos 7nt.'s sesc0s aseadOs connu Vos ven
ladores en ID #I2fea para dar mas frescoa ichos
saot9s, lsi95t eaoii's.i6e aefvta cOlitodO esiner
hnIpleza c0DJando para ESQ con un buen cocine
Tam uen ofeece gssaa lctossla los Srs a. g gust
venir co on.r por lneses u ecios modicos bateao
e precios convene cionales, Maauel Rodr ig uez.
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DOMINGO 6 De 0CTUBRE DE 1872.
Hotel de los Vapores.

Ell que suscribe tluef1o de este establecmento &C.
nocido por La FONDA ANDALUZA, tiene ell gusto
de partlcipar sus amigos y al p1blico en- general
que al comprar dichO HOTEL Sc ha propuesto es-
tablecer 81 las reformas que sean mas convenen-
tes tin de proporcionar q sns favorecodores un
comodo decente hospedaie, extirpando & la vez
abusos que retraian aIgunos viajeros concurrir
a este HOTEL-Puerto-R Rico Noviembre de 1871.
-.kabSkG "A. eHAEAENSH 6-12
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AVISO.

Para conocimiento de las personals 4 qnienes
pueda convenir hace presente el que suscribe
en- su liCad de ministro de la V. .. T. de San
tranclsc durante ell ano que termn0 ell dia de
aver NJ uejara su entfega pendente de pago mia
el eXpresado periodic no obstante que sc paea-
ran aquellas que Sc reclamen resulte debida-
mente justlticadO no haberse satsfeche oportu
namente; declarandO asi mismO tener contraido
varlos creditos particuares favor de la 0rder
que no han sidO realizados hasta la fecha.
Puerto-Rico, 10 de octubre de 1872.-T. R
Vergara. "a
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sALKDAS.

Octubre para la Coruna berg. gol. esp.
Villa de ComariNo 155 ton. cap. Marquee, en- las
tire W pasageros:
para Aguadila gol. esp. Amita Ss ton. pa
trnn CahaniIas. con provisiones Y 8 pasageros.
para Aguadilla gol. esp. Merccd 80 ton. pa
trOn Piedra. con provisiones y 2 pasagerOs.
para Fajardo vap. ing. Arno cap. DIX, con
restos de cargay pasageros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-06
AVISO.

A consecuencia del fallecimiento de D. Juan
de esta plaza bajo la razon de j. B. Fortune v
Ca Sc ha puesto en- liquidacion, los infrascri-
tos firmaran interinamente de mancomun.
Por j B. Fortune, ca en- liquidation. Jose
A. Ochotorena.-E. V. Lavergne.--S Thomas
~ dc setiembre de 1879. 5-15
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-06
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