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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-11

The averac,ous man is like the
barren sandy ground Of the desert,
which sucks in all the rain and dews
with greediless, but yields no fruit
full herbs or plants for the benefit Of
others.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-11

Justice and generosity, rig tly
blended, constitute d digniied char
acter, but certainly, so far as II per-
son is more just than generous, or
more generous than just, that char
aeter is defective.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-11

Loss of Time.-Housekeepers should
not experiment with untried stoves, If they
would save time and money. The Charter
Oak has beon tested by time, and proved a
success in doing more and better work than
any Stove made, and is guaranteed or your
money refunded.
This ia truth easily proved. Ask your
neighbor.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-11

RUPTURE al be cured without suf-
fering. Elastic Trusses are super
seding all others. Before buying Metal
Trus8es or Supporters, send for a de-
scriptive circular to the Elastic Truss
Co., 683 Broadway, N. Y.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-11
INTERESTING EXPERIMENTS,
InsenslbIIiiy Ofthc Human Body 10
MUIitn GfHn.

From the Engineering and MINING journal.
Partly prompted by his own eX,
periments, partly caused by his
friends ana admirers, NJ. Doutigny
raised the question whether thert
existed a connection between the
spherodial condition and the sineu
lar fact that il the hand DO wet j
may pass through a stream Of mol
ten iron or lead without harm
Many months elapsed before the eX
gu %sltlyoness Of the French i]ayc5tl
gator WAS satisfied by witnessing
such an experiment Himself. Il
asking once among the w%orkin&moT
Of IL foundry in Paris whether one o
them could toss with ms fingers the
fused metal, he was not only mdl'
culed, but shown tho door. But
finally ho became acquainted witt
a metallufgist in the trench-Comlo
who promised to investigate the
~. lL. lrtl yt NJ unl,
1.1,,0.i ~" S',0 nilo ., %,,r;tn.
n,TyI''' Il" ,,on ~, ",Il,, ,nnLod
nlm nllI IJ nI'Stbn,
they could dip their fingers into
L",t' ,I,,, ~ 49, ry ., -,
HT'. ia ' lat ' oan"; o.oI
t25;o 'D,, a,. : on '','' o ~ anronn -
ms n.~J' '
~ pt"oo,' - "i5'' 81" ~"
uh Frlo"'l "' ~ ""o 'p"l"o
~ 81"
~" u ,a,' I 'I'',I H. "',' m@''' von,
. ,aa' y G. ,,' '''''' '''
""' ''' "'7'' "''
boutI@ny no" 'leSlttted no long
or to try those experiments On NM
sell, and ne WAS not oliIy able to
perform me same lea,, pIl' hc pass
od his hand through u stream OF
cast IRON OF two inches III thickness
when 1t shot from the tapplnS-hole,
and Immediately afterwards dipped
the hand into u I1|Io died with
molten IRON. II ii Is asked, he
writes, what precautions are to be
taken to protect ourselves rom the
fiery glow, answer: Danish tn
fear, and proceed conf jcntly TO OK
pertinent. The hand Is 70 be I'M
mcrsyd quickly, but not too plcclp-
ititcIy, into the fluid metal. This
IS all to bo observed. The wondcr
OF antiquity has thus been explained,
IN" shown to be only physical phc-
nomcnoo. 1t is well to have tic
hands mOlstencd, yet Tie iMvoIun-
tary fear that will oyor4omeNn7 one
at the thought Of such Il bold under.
taking nearly always give rise to a
p"rsplration, by which every part
ofthe body will be sufficiently moist.
Bat il one will get perfectly inyul-
nerablo, the hand is to be- rubbed
with soap, so that obtains Il smooth
surface, 1t is dipped into p cold So
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03
The First Gun.


On tast Thursday, the North Caro-
lima election transpiEed. The result we
have baan unable to obtain 10 time for
this issue. This is the first State elec-
ton since the meeting of the National
Conventions, and the result is anxious
" looked for. There have tleen many
able speakers, Of both parties, stump,
ing that State, and by the majority OF
them the stand taken by that State on
last Thursday, will bo considered a
criterion by Ehich other States, having
elections before the Presidential, will
be in manner guided. Senator Will
son has boldly proclaimed I" AS goes the
State of North Carolina, SO goes the
Union" aud as this gigantic political
fight is waxing warm, the result will
be hailed as an omen for the success or
defeat of Gen. Grant. Now, the old
saw says that there is nothing I'M
possible" and we think it is not impos>
sible for North Carolina to roll up a
rousing Republican majority for her
State officers, this time and larger one
for Grant in November. From the 5.
r. Chronicle we take the following
figures which will enable our readers to
see the situation and calculute the
probilities for themselves:
In 1860, the Presidential cnntest
was between Douglas and Bell-Lin>
coln having no electoral ticket. The
Democratic majority was $3.50.
In 1855 Worth, D., beat Holden,
R., 6,730 votes.
In the Gubc.natorial election of
1865, TIE Democratic majority was 2S,-
sos.
To 1867, when the blacks were for
the 6rst time registered they numbered
1857.
10 1868, the Gubernatorial election
resulted in a Republican triumph by a
majority Of 1851.
IN 1868, General Grants majority
was IL, 1876.
To 1870, when an Attorney, Gem
eral was elected 10 North Carolina, the
whole vote was 17I,075. Shipp, d.,
was elected oyer Phillips, r., by a
majority Of 4 ,22l.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

CHANGD.- The Faymer has been
purchased by Messrs Clarke & Craig.
They promise to make u first ass az
ricultural journal of it, and it surely
ought to be literally patronized by those
Whose interests they advocate. Some
particular idea may not meet the ap-
probation of one farmer, and yet be jus,
the thing his neighbor desires and Sc
it goes. a paper conducted in the in.
terest of agriculture, cannot fail TO be
replete with ideas and suggestions suited
to every class of farming. Tie sub.
scription price is only s. so per year
in advance, which brings it within the
reach of every farmer, and should bt
found in every farm house in Oregon.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

| How He WILL REEL.-Some are
of the opinion that Greeley will carry
the State of Oregon. In the event be
does, we can imagine that the elector
who carries the result to College, will
feel about as mean as did certain man
who went on the same mission a tew
years ago, Meeting this elector after
his return, friend accosted him -
/" Hello, old boy! How do you feel y
To which he replied, Well, I feel
very much relieved now; but, / tell
you, never in ny fife felt so small and
mean, as when | crossed the hall and
deposited Democratic vote for Ore
gon." That man couldn't be hired to
90 again, and that is the way tie Gree.
ley elec:or would feel.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03
w ithdrhWil.

L. r. Lane, who was nominated a
Presidential elector on the Democratic
ticket. has Withdrawn. Another point
in favor of the adage. as a twig is bent
so it will grow" L. +. L. has always
been an incorporating Democrat, as
was bis father before him ,.aud he cam
not stand to the mark and stump for
Greeley, even though he we're positive
that he, and be alone, would have the
honor to travel three thousand miles
sbd deposite the electoral vote oc Ore
gon for his party and Horace Greeley.
No Greeley for Lane. Let Nptlock
take his place, tits the only opening.
Below is the letter written by Lane to
DR.. j. A. Chapman
RosEBuRG, July IL, 1872.
DR.. J. A. Chapman. Chairman Dem>
ocratic Central Con- mittee: Dear Sir
Believing it would contribute some
what 70 the success, ID thlS Otate, OF
the Presidential uomioations made at
Cincinnati and Baltimore, that the Lib
eial Republicans. of whom ! am con-
vinced there are many, should be rep
resented on the electoral ticket, I re-
sPectfully tender MY resignation as q
candidate for elcctor.
In this connection it may not be
improper for me to say that in the
choice between Greeley and Grant ap-
p.ehend Democrats of Oregon cannot
hesitate. Itsis quite evident that the
people, without distinction of party,
demapd a change. and statesman and
sp honest civilian, whatever his former
political af6liations may have been, is
surely preferable to General Grant.
am ,Fuly grateful 10 The Democracy
OF Oregon for the honor their late Con.
sentloRs conferred upon me. Yours
lsspectfullv.s J.. H. LANE.
-tfasa..
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

Flour FAMiSE.-The Olympia Tri.
bnne of the 25th says Offlour there
is none in the market. The stores are
without single sack, and the Tum-
water mills have neither grain nor
-four All were relying on the arrival
of the steamer from Portland for sup
plies of grain and -four. As III,
steamer has failed to come, as expected
the market is bare and prices are up
This morning, unable to get more, We
purchased ten-pound sack Of graham
flour, for which we had 10 pay seventy
five cents. As it would take twenty
OF these little sacks TO make one bar
rel. at that rate, the flour is bringir.
SIS per barrel La Portland the sam,
article is selling for s. % 1t isu't al
visable, We think, at the present prices
10 lay IN more than teu-pound stock
Possibly. in another week. the steamer
may be in, and the stor,s and ware
houses filled again with brcad-tufr.
~~--~~1~-<.n.~ ----~
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03
REAL ESTA IL.
NJ. H. son,
REAL ESTATE & GENR'L AGENT,
"REPUBLICAN" OFFICE
Dallas, Oregon.
Special attention given to Sales or Purchase OF
Real Estate. Collection Of Claims, &c.
Agent Union Mutual Life Insurance. Co'


UvEN ACRES OF LAND, with good House
and Barn, all fenced and under good Inn
,,rovemeut, situated in the T.Wn Of Dallas,
Polk County, an extraordinary opportunity.
uyWO HUNDRED AND FORTY SIX
Acres of Land one Mile North Of Eola,
Polk County good House, good Double Barn,
md other Buildings. All under fence, with que
orchard, and in high state OF cultivation.
A FARM CONTAINING 500 ACRES,
n on. and half miles south Of Dallas. A
GOOD barn, ho4se, orchard, and other improve
ments,
,sxwo HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN
acres of prairie, two and hhf miles
s.st of Bethel.
A HOUSE AND LOT IN CENTRAL
Salem near the two Central School
.lous.s The House contains Eight Rooms,
II Plastered, with Hard Finish, Barn, Wool
ionse, ard all eonyeniences TO make 10
desirable.
FARM OF i60 ACRES. Is ACRES IN
"A ca iivation, 10 acres of fall wheat, acres
4 meadow good orchard. aud well supplied
sith water Situated three miles southwest of
,.mpsons bridge on Big Laekianute. For sale
4 a bargaiu ii soid so"n
a FINE MILL SITE IN SOUTH SALEM.
on Willamette slough. block of Six
.p's, enclosed with Board Fence, good llouss,
Barn, &c.
A GOOD STOCK FARM. OBTAINING
n $50 Acres, good House, two Barns,
Orchard, de-, situated on Uppel Salt Creek, Z
miles from Dallas.
FARM CONTAINING $50 ACRES, 100
Z acres under fence, 90 acres under the
,iow good House. Barn. and fue Orchard,
situated miles west Of Dallas.
fHvHREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES
of land, 200 acres under fence. - acres
'ul.ivAted. good log barn. with lumber for
honse. good orchard, living water near all the
scay round miles south. west OF Simpsons
Bridge, Big Laokiamu'e.
GOOD BUSINESS LOCATION AT
"A Buena Vista. Polk county. Warehouse
with capacity OF $4,000 bushels trade already
established with the interior, aud eonncctian
with the W Wilamette Transportation Company.
Good dwelling house, and everything ready for
occupation. splendid opening for business.
Far sale cheap.
A FARM, ONE AND ONE HALF MILES
~ Northeast of Dallas. House. harm and
orchard Two hundred and Fortyfou- acres all
under fence; Forty uudcr the piow. A
good opportunity for any one wishing n fin~
tarm cheap.
TENwO AND QUARTER ACRES OF
4 land in the town OF Bethel. House. barn,
Workshop and good orchard. A good chance
for any wsgonmsker, who wishes to locate
where work of that kind is plenty.
A HOUSE AND TWO LOTS IN THE
N Southwest part of Dallas. for sale cheap
tor cash. or in exchange for country property.
Inquire of c. Hughes, or the undersigned,
FOE RENT.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03
FOE RENT.

4 GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE AND
~ Barn, with plenty of fre- wood convenient.
Situate about two miles south west Of Dallas.
For Particulars enquire Of r. II. Tyson,
RRPrRIIcAS OFFIcR.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

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HVISO.

Participamos & nuestros lectores la entrada
en- nuestro puerto del berg. "Asuncion de N. S"
que cOnduce un surtidO de mercanc1as para la
casa de D. Miguel Sainz.
COnocida es de tOdo ell mundo la fuerte subj
da de preciOs que han experimentado los tejidos
de tOdas classes Ell los mercadOs reguladores de
Europa y, pOr cnnsiguiente innecesario es adj
vertlr los cOmercianteS de Ia Isla, que hoy
pueden obtener los articulos cn dicha casa 4
preclos mas econ0micos que importad0s direc-
tamente, menos que no hubieran sido hechas
las cOmpraS hasta Ell Is de NOviembre proximo
pasado.
Ademas tenemos que indicar con referencia
a las Revistas especialmente de Manchester y
giles, que los precios continuaban subiendo y
con mayores tendencias de alza.
,Estas circGnstancias que 81 bien son favora-
bles la casa del ST.. Sainz, no hara uso de elias
slnO para Obtener una pronta realization del
cargamentO, 10 son la vez no m6nos favora-
bles para sus relacionados queno deben echar
en- sacO rOtO nuestrO aviso.
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gados para impedrles que all coT,tintlen ejercen-
do malas artes-Los linicos representatives lega
les de las partes en- los asuntos de ejustica son los
PrOcuradOreS nnica Y eXclusvamente Goa ellos de-
ben entenderse las escribanlaS; cuauuiera Otro que
sc presente, a1n cuandO apareZca como apoderadO,
no debe tener la menOr intervention. Cierto que
cODforme 10 preyenidO en- la ley de Enjuiciamien-
to Civil, en- los u clos de cOnciacOn puede inter
venir como hOmbre bueno cualquier espaiOl que
este en- ell peno goce de sus derechOs cviles, que
tamblen, en- los JulclOs verbales puede acompanar
al demandante demandado la persona que elijan
para que liable en- su nOmbre; perO este no ofrece
gran peligrO pOr la escasa importanclG de los hOm
bres buenos, en- todos casos los Jueces. quienes
deben tener un cOnOclmlentO complete de quien
ejerce la profession de plca pleitoS deben ponei
Ell cOnOcimientO de V. e. para los efectos conve-
nientes. Mucho pueden auxlEar en- ese terren0 los
sena1adO serviciO cOntribuyendo ala desapariclon
de tan reprobada industrial, por cOnSlgulente de
tan POGO digEos ind isriales.Puede servirse Y. E.
acordar Sc paSe circular tOdoS los JueceS del Dis
trito, publ icandose ademaS en- la "Gaceta" para
nocimientO de todOs, fin de que Sc prevengan
los EScribanoS que bajO mas estfecha rOSpOnSa-
bilidad que les sera exijida, conmlnados con una
multa de Glen pesetas, no pelmitan la entrada en-
las Escrban1as los 'pica-pleitos nj entreguen
los eXpedientes, III Sc entiendan para nOtlflcaclO
nes demas sinO con los Procuradores, las parties
en- los casos en- que este permltda su intervention
PERSONAL que admtan eScrltOS SlnO Ell la lorna
prevenida en- la Ley de Enjnciamiento civil, bajo
el mlsAo apercibimiento; y encargar los Jueces
que pOngan Ell cOnOcimientO de V. e.. con los datos
necesarOs 81 hay sus JuZgadOs esOs agentes lie
gales; hacienda ellOs el mismO encargO los JueceS
de Paz, fin de que todos de consume cOntribuyan
& extirpaF tan funesta playa, Y. X resOlveIa-PtO-
Rico 19 de Febrero de lSl2-verdugo."
Y cOnfOrme ell Trinunal- pleno con ell preinSertO
dictamen, de su acuerdo librO UU IS. La presen-
te, con insercion de la circular arriba eXpresada,
para que disponga su mas exacto cumpllmlento;
esperanto Sc sirva avisar el reclbO.
Dos guarde UU. IS. muchos aIlos.-Puerto-Ri-
co 26 de FebrerO de 1S72.-RcardO de Mendoza.
Srs Jueces de Ia Instanca del Territorio.
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La Fernandina.

se yende La cstancia de dicho nombre. sita an Ia
Jlrls;Gclon Gle Rio-piedras hora cuarto de Ia
GSaaaplgal Saap so6re la caTetera de Cag1as Consta de
ouS ceddas ~ &c terrenos de pasos rboles frutaes
Is de eias de cafetal nuevo ene una hermo
9a casa ha9Iaclon de mampostera con azotea nm
Donlto lardin otra casa de taba con cnatro snn %
comodidades -''s4o0S Coua Case de
Se, vende igualmente otra estancio oo1;,,
tos dos de cafe. --oa 9s'eIuas ue pas
La persona que 1esee al lo11i,i,s Il = ,z !
smbas juntas puede dirigirse s dmaS "a "a 1Srai M
=, eT I, Oteza que habita Ell Ia casa de IA ,re Z
= zsa Ramon 1rigo en- "a Capital cafe de la zaraSo.
r'ssrs 10 12
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En- el expediente instruido consecuencia de ms
tancia presentada por d. Alexandra Turull de esta
vecindad, & nombre de D j. G: Bidwell, fabrlcante
de arados de Pittsburgh PENNSYLVANIA. Estados- Uni-
dos de America, pidendo la franquicia de derechos
aaquella manufacture que de su fahrica y con su
nombre pueda introducir por las Aduanas de esta
dicho Sr, en- ammonia con 10 que dspone la 6rden
del Gobierno Supreme de la Nacion de 10 dc Fe-
cmento de esa Administration, 10 incluyo un ejem-
plar del catalogo de los arados de que Sc trata.-
Dios guarde u. muchos amos. Puerto Rico 10 de
Febrero de 1S72-El .Jefe general Econ6mico, Jose
Maria Nieto. IS
Srs ADMINISTRATORS de Rentas y Aduanas de-.
Els c0pia ell % Jefe, +. Sevila. 20
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Aviso al p1blico.

El 90 del actual fu6 desaparecida de los cercados
de La hacienda ROSARIO de esta Jurisdiction pro-
piedad del que suscribe, una yegua de pertenen-
cia Gle color ruciO blanco, sobre ia alzada mas 8
amos; con una mancha larga oscura sobre la raba-
dlila, paso devanado picado, briosa preflada de
meses mayores LA persona que la presentare die
al Sr D. Santiago Echeveste en- ell pueblo def Do
RADIO su dneno sera ratifcado.-Francsco M.
ArraZain.
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Aviso al p1blico.

Ell dueno del Hotel la CORUNESA participa
sus favorecedores, de haber trasladado su casa la
calle de La Cruz mum. Is donde ofrece un esmerado
trato aposentos frescos aseadOs nuevos venti-
ladores ena aZOtea para dar fresco adichOs apo
sentos mesa abundante servida con todo esmero Y
limpieza, contando para ESQ con un buen cocinero.
Tambien Ofrece mesa redonda & los Srs que gusten
venir conner por meses precios m0dicOs bateas
precios convencionales. Manuel Rodriguez. 10
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PRECIOS DE LAS VALVULAS.
Sc heta.

Para cualq1ier punto de Europa el bergan-
tin alernan aPhilipp Weyergan'' captain Du-
ION, de 205 tOneladas de registro. f
Para las condolences del fletamento enten-
derse con sus consigna atarios Srs j. r: Amadis
Y companfa. 8 8
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GRAN DESAFIO DE- GALLOS
EN- NCANGREJOS.

Tendrd lqgar en- los dias "a 25 del presente mes
de Mario, ell cual Sc veriicara peticion de varios
lndividuos aficionadOs 4 esta diversion que axis
tieron al que Sc di6 el da2 de Febrero por 10 que
el rematista de la gallera invita- nuevamente los
de esta capitaly 9emas pueblos inmediatos, asegu-
randoles que 81 el primero fu6 bastante animado ell
segundo habra mucha mas concurrenciaS esperan-
do que los convidados no faltcn como han ofrecido
con sns valientes honitos gallos, que tendran pc
tempo de la elegante mtisica fresco cangreiero:
10 demas de c0stumbre.
Puerto-Rico1o de Mario 1872.
ROSARIO DlAZ.
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Para Barcelona.

La acreditada pol. barca esp. SAN JOSE surta en-
este puerto, emprendera Wage del 10 al Is de Mar
20 con destino q Cadiz v Barcelona. para donde
admte Hete pasagerOs, los que ofrece el esnera-
do trato de costum bre, conocido captain D. Juan
Bautista Domenech.
La despachan consgnatarios.- .-Iriarte, her
manos de Caracenay cOmpanfa
MARINA.
San Juan P. r. Is de Enro 1872. 6 IL
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DOMINGO 8 DE MARIO DE 1872.

Monjas, valorada en- 1900 escudos; la otra en- La
caleta de las Monjas mum. 6, apreciada H. 500
cudos: senalando para su remate ell dia cuatro de
Abril proximo hora de la de su tarde en- Ell des-
pacho de s. S. calle de la Fortaleza mum. 81
Lo que Sc avisa al pdblico para la concurrencia
de licitadores; advirti6ndose que, no Sc admitran
posturas. que no cubran las dos terceras parties al
10 de Mario 1872 1s3
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sECRETAR1A.

Debiendo partir para la Peninsula en- comision
del servcio Militar, ell Coronel D. Enrique Sanchez
Manion v quedando vacante ell Corrsgmiento de
esta Capital que viene desempenando el EXcmo.
ST. GobernadOr Superior. Civil ha acordado lie sus-
ttuya nterinamente EN- ell referdo cargo, el primer
Lo que de 6rden de S. E. Sc inserta en- Ell 'perio.
dico otcial," para conocimiento general.
Puerto Rico 10 de Mario de 1872 Arturo Sorla.
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EMPRESA ARECIBDgA DE- CARRIAGES

El dueno de esta empress ha resuelto Dor
ahora suspender los Wages de empresa que sa-
mana y regresan de Catano los microbes v SS-
bados, .concretandose por ahora soIamente 4
hacer los Wages extraordinarios que Sc solici-
ten g e1nt@endiendose @ en- la Capital con D. Pedro
cribe, 8 d. Francisco HeiyaEArec;bHo" H"e % auI 10
Febrero de 1872-Francisco Aguirre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-03
HOTEL DB Los VAPORBS.

Ell que suscribe due1o de este establecimiento CO.
nocido por la FONDA ANDALUZA, tiene el gusto
de participar sus amigos Y al pdblico en- general
tablecer 81 las reformas que mas convenien-
tes fin de proporcionar 4 sus favorecedores un
c6modo decente hospedaje, extirpando a la vez
este HOTEL.-Puerto-R Rico Noviembre de 1871.
JOSE A. GHNEENO. 70
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-03
sALIDAs.


Mario 1o-Para la Habana vap eorreo esq., An
tonic Lopez, 1858 ton. cap. Faureguza con carga,
cOrresp. Y pasags.
Id. 1o-Para la Habana berg. esq., Restaarador,
2O2 ton. cap Roser con frutos v 2 pasags.
~. .l'-ParaAr gol esp. Dalia, 81 ton. patron
Alcna con carga general.
RESUMEN DE LOS BUQUES ENTRADOS
en- este puerto durante 81 mes de febrero de 1872.
Buques nacionls. de travesfa
Bnques eXtrangeros de idem. "a
napores nacionales .....sef5
HaporeS extrangeros .... Is
Buqes de guerra nacionales. ef4f
Bllques de i'd. extrangeros
Buques de cabotaje ..... SO
Total 80. Sc
as RESUMEN k5k 8GI
de los buques salidos durante ell mes de febrero.
Buques nacionls. de travesfa. 4
Buques eXtrangeros de idem. %
W VapOreS naciOnales.
VapOreS extrangerOS ..p 10 s sSs.
Buque extrangero de guerra.
1 Buques de cabotajey.. .@... Al 5kl
Total -. 8S