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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At regular monthly meeting OF The Charles
ton Typographical Society, held on the evening of
the lst June, 1872, Mr.. James II. Murrell offered
the following preamble and resolutions, "hien
were unanimously adopted
The unwelcome though not unexpected an
nouncement made at our last meeting, that James
b. O'riey had, that day, been called from time to
eternity, filed The heart OF every member OF this
society with sorrow, perhaps, more poignant
than The loss by death OF almost any other mem
ber OF 1t would have occasioped. For several
years he had been silent sufferer. and during
that time had always evlnced that submissive &C.
uuiesceuce IN the stroke under which he wrlthed
and was being consumed, which at once stamped
him the Christian, who knowing his armor TO be
bright. was but calmly awaiting Inc summons
that would release him from The cares and suffer-
lngs, the anxitiies and sorrows 10 Which hls cup
OF ills thus far in his pilgrimage hefe' had never
perhaps at any time been entirely free SO calmly
indeed did he prepare to meet and obey without
mut,er or disconlent that summons when 1t
would finally come that he had even arranged
the details of his own buh3l In many particulars.
with that precision and nlcety which, doubtless,
he would have observed had he only been prepar-
Ing to engage in pleasant journey abroad.
Though serving his apprenticeship as printer
In an interior town Of this State, Mr. O'Riley had
lived the greater part OF hls uselu lie In Charles
ton and by his marEed intelligence, his modest
and unobtrusive demeanor, his uuostentatious dis.
position, and,he gueless purity OF his character,
had 30 completely commended himself to the re-.
spect and esteem OF his fellow craftsmen, and Of
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The NEW YORK VEGETABLE MARKET.-The
Daily Bulletin of Thursday. Nav 81. SAWS:

THE NEW ORk VEGETABLE MARkET.-IQe
Daily Bulletin of Thursday, May 81, says:
There Is little, II anything, new to say in re-
gard to these markets. Our quotations for
potatoes are In bulk; in shipping order
SOC per barrel must be added. Bpr
mudas are held at s8 from dock.
New Southern s5a7. We quote old as follows:
81 75a2 Is per barrel for Peachblows; 81 50al IS
per barrel for Early Rose; slal so for early
Goodrich; 81 5Oal Is per barrel for Jackson
whites; 81 75a2 for Prince Alberts. In vege-
ables we quote green peas: Norfolk, s4a4 so
per bb do Mary!anGd sa5 5.s, ca1Fots arr saa
and Long Island, per 100 punches. Russia
lurnips :sass 50 per barrel @ Psrsnips 81 6oAs2 s
Onions, 6Ocasl for red, and aoont tne same Tor
white. Spinach 75cp per barrel. Bermuda toma.
toes slasl 25 per box; do onions 81 75a2 per
crate. Rhubarb s2A3 per 100 punches. Jersey and
Long Island asparagus Calico: do. Oyster Bay
2Oa25c. Lettuce $2a4 per l00 Sproulssl 90 per
barrel. String beans So 50a3 per crate. Cncum-
bers are generally pour and hard to move;
good would probably bring s4a5 per crate;
summer squash, per crate, 50 25a2 so. New tur-
nps s5a7 per 100 punches. New cabbages s3
al per bbl.
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THE TREATY FAILURE.
Helpless Condition OF the AdmInlstra-
tion-All our Claims Dishonored-A
New Argument for q Change of Ad-
ministration.
correspondence of the New York rribunel

WASHINGTON, May 20.
The conviction is almost universal In Wash
ington tonight that the treaty has failed, and,
though correspondence on the subject Is NOT
yet closed, it 10 continued with little hope that
any understanding can be arrived at. The ad-
ministration Is to-day In more helpless con-
dition as regards the treaty than at any pre-
vious time, the action of the Senate having
tied 1t hands, and prevented tr from entertain
Ing any new propositions from the British
Cabinet. Before the matter was sent TO the
Senate, if one plan of settlement did not sue
ceed another could have been tried, but now
the United States has bound Itself 10 the form
of treaty agreed to by the Senate just as
firmly as though the vote Of Saturday evening
had been on the question of ratification. The
form We have submitted does not suit Gran
vile. He will not accept 1t, we cannot modify
it. and, therefore, negotiations With any hope
Of success are believed 10 be at an end. The
nation stands dishonored before the world.
We are In the position of a government haV-
inp made demands which 1t was unable to sus-
tain. and which it was obliged TO Withdraw at
the dictation OF Great Britain. Having 80 far
Inundated Itself, iC now has heaped upon 1t the
additional indignity of seeing ils surrender re-
iected by England, and its humiliation come
10 Dsught.
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Hotel ArrIvnls-June 1 and 3.
PAVILION HOTEL,

NJ. R. Clark, Richland; r. Story Llverpool
Ts. Gailard, Southern Express Company; T.
F. b. Peek, Stono; A. J. Wilkinson, Georgia
GA. Higgins, Manning.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
q. G. Worthington, Columbia; Miss G. G.
Pope, Boston; L. Ulbrick, Alabama; s. Datch.
er, T. L. James and wife, s. P. Russell and
wife, Mrs. Newberry, New York; S. R. Blatch.
ley and wife, Miss A. Stafford, Miss E. Stat
ford, Connecticut; B. F. Brady, New York;
General Getty, o. 8. A.; W. q, Zabriskie, Miss
L. zabrlskle, Detroit; B. D Fearing, Ohio
A. Gardiner, South Carolina; G. G. McWhorler,
Augusta; W. A. Page, Georgia; L. Bliss, Sa,
vannah; D. L. Yulee, Florida; Miss Pease,
Philadelphia; Miss Jones, New York; E. F.
Gary, Columbia; A. Williams, Beaufort.
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TO CONFEDERATE SOL
DIERS.

WASHINGTON, June l.
. In the United States District Court orders
were made for the payment over to DR.. Cor
nelius Boyle, q. B. Tyler and the adminlstratrlx
of C. y. Wallace, of this city, of the sales OF
their property here, made under tue confsca-
tion act. Under the amnesty act they become
entitled to whatever sum the United States
has derived from the condscaIion of their
estates, lest the costs, which were compare
lively enormous, amounting In one of the
cases to $500. These parties LETT here and
served In the Confederate armies. a. B. Tyler
had been major OF marines in the Federal
army.
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TIE METHODIST GENERAL CONFER
ENCE.

NEW YoRK, June /.
E. O. Haven was elected secretary OF the
Church Educational Society.
The report OF the committee on the state OF
the church, concerning sinful amusements,
was again taken up and finally adopted by q
vote of lit to rs.
The committee on temperance reported y
series OF resolutions declaring in favor of the
total legal prohibition of the sale of liquors;
that dealers should he made responsible for
the woes inflicted on communities; that men,
bers of the church should not rent property
for liquor stores, or in any way countenance
the traffic.
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A CARD.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

TO THE EDITOR UF THE NEWS'
sIR-In the Charleston Republican Of satur.
day. l read communication, signed by Major h
r. Delany addresse to Judge A. J. Willard, 30
llcIling HIN as candidate for Governor In the
coming election, to which were appended the
names OF large number OF citizens. As my
name appeared on tDe list, desire to make
known the fact that have no sympathy with the
movement; that Major Delany can't lead me, and
that he used my name without my knowledge OF
consent. Ihave the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
..-a N. MONTGOMERY.
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LAUNCH OF A STEAMER.-Mr. Arthur Nor
gan, the energetic and enterprislng merchant
of Georgetown, has just had completed and
launched fine steamer 10 run between this
city and the various landings on the Peedee
River. The steamer and the launch are de.
scrlbed aa follows in the Georgetown Times:
About ten O'Clock large number of ladies
and gentlemen gathered on the buff, near
where the steamer was on. stocks, and at halt
past Ten o'clock the blocks We're knocked
sway and when she began to move, the bot
tie of wine being broken by Miss Emily Atkln.
son. the graceful and beautiful little daughter
of Major s. T. Atkinson, flag was run up an
nonnctug the name Of the steamer to be tue
Reliance. She Sided gracefully In the water,
without the slightest stop or hindrance. 1t Is
impossible that o launch could have been more
successful. The Rrllanca was built under the
supervision of Mr.. Hugh Walker, of New York,
aud Mr. J. L. Welsh of this place, Tor Mr.. Ar
thur Morgan, the euterprlsing merchant OF
this town. The length OF hull Is one hundred
and fUrly-six feet three Inches; over all one
hundred and htty-one feet three inches; breadth
Of beam, twenty. mine feet three inches; out
side of guards, torty.eight feet; Keel, one hun
dred and lorLy-Lhree feel; carpenters tonnage,
three hundred and fifty-tw0 tons. Is capable
otaearrying sixteen hundred bales OF coCIon or
two thousand barrels OF naval stores. This
buat, besides being built of the very best mate
rIals ind workmanship, Is fastened by galVan.
lied iron and spikes, and has bilge kelsons and
an arched under.deck. This is an Improvement
never before seen on boat In these waters
We learn that Charleston ship carpenters say
she is superior to any boat OF the kind they
ever saw. She will, when her machinery Ia
10, cost between fifteen thousand and eighteen
thousand dollars. The keel OF the Reliance
vas laid on the 1st March last, and she Was
launched on the 25lh of May. sevenly.three
working days having been employed In her
construction. She will be taken 10 Charleston
In a few days, where an engine OF ample capa-
city for her hull will be put In her, and prop
erly adjusted, by Messrs. ]. F. Taylor q Co.,
the efficient and trustworthy machlnists OF
that city. Mr.. Morgan will early next week
lay the keel Of another steamer. to run from
Georgetown up The Santee. The materials for
the construction of this boat are already al
hand, and 1t is anticipated that she will be
launched about the l0Lh of August. She will
be one hundred and thirty feet long, with
breadth OF beam and outside guards IN proper
tiOn,
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THE WEATHER THIS DAY.

WASHINGTON, June 2.
Clear and partially cloudy weather for the
South Atlantic coastls expected to-day, With
no high winds.
Yesterdays Weather Reports or the
Signal Service, U. 8. A.-4.45 p. M,
Local Time.
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MlilIinerp, straw GOODS, or.
PRING OPENING

Mrs. NJ. J. ZERNOW,
No. 3O4 KING ST E EFT,
Will open THIS DAY an assortment Of MILL
merry GOODS, Ladies' and Children's Ready.
Made Suits.
Sole Agent for Nile. DEMOREsT's PAPER
PATTERNS.
SHOULDER BRACES,
STOCKING sUsPBNDERs, and
LILY BLOOM.
DRESS.MAKING Ia all its branches.
Country orders will receive prompt attention.
mch2s-tuths3mos
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SPARKS FROM THE WIREs.

The International Typographical Union
meets at Richmond, Va, Today. The atten-
dance will be large.
The United Nlates treasurer will buy two
millions of bonds each Wednesday and sell
two millions Of coin each Thursday in June.
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NoTE.-The weather report dated TAT O'Clock
this morning, will be posted 10 the rooms Of the
Chamber OF Commerce at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and,
together with the weather chart, may 10y the
courtesy Of the Chamber) be examined by ship.
masters at any time during the day.
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Marrie1.

MaULDIN-REtD D AT the residence OF thu
brides Iather, on Wednesday evening. Nay 22t
1872 by Rev. J. 8. Murray, Mr.. B. FRANK MAUI
DIN, OF Columbia. and Miss MAMIE n. RgRD
daughter OF Hon. J. p. Reed, Of Anderson, 8, u
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NJ o T I @ E.

lbe BATTERY BATHING HOUSE, or White
Point Garden, has been thoroughly re"sired m
ali iIs various deuartments, aud will be opened
on i3th instant for accommodation OF visitors.
The soda Wafer and Ice Cream Departments VIII
be noder the immediate supernrendence or the
Proprietor. Tina -king the public for past fdvors,
age. ID. mc%anM, e.onr,ota,r
may7.tutns floprie1of'
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funeral Notices.

SIMOSS.-Departed this life on the evering OF
the ID instant In her s5th year. Mrs. CATHERINE
sIhoSs, reict CT the la'e Thomas Grange Simons
~ THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
Of the deceased, and Of her sons, T. Grange and
John q. Simons, are invited to attend her Funeral
at st. Paul's Church, Radclireboro,, at halfpast
O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON. n.s. jun3s
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RAILROAD COM
IN PANY.
E44As 2s

OHARLRsTON, 8. O., February i, 1871.
Trains viii leave charleston DAILY at TO- 10 a. n.
and 500 p. n.
Train does nos leave Charleston 500 P. II, sun.
DAYS. tt.4-,l.sl stsL.i.
Train leaving 1o.1b A. n. makes through connec.
ton to New York, via Richmond and Acqnia
Passengers leaving By 500 p. u. Train have
choice OF route, via Richmond and Washington,
or VIA Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
timore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN.
DAY In Wilmington, N. u. :. - -. -
This ia the cheapest. quickest and. moae pleas.
ant ronta to Cincinnati Chicago and osasr points
West and No invest, both Trains MAKING con.
nections at washington with Western Trains OF
Baltimore and Ohio Railroa - I.
Engineer and Superintendent.
p. I. CLEAPOR, Gen. Ticket Agent. may2l
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Jnsnranre.
ATLANTA DEPARTMENT.
GEN. JOHN B. GORDON. .Prealdens. :.

ASSETS January lst, 1s7a.........l.an, ,s47 4o.lo'
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

For the relief and
cure of all dcrangr-
ncntS IN the stoin-
ach, liver, and bow
els. They are a mild
apericnt, and an
excellent pm'gativc.
Being purely ve:e-
table, they contain
nOmcrcuTy Orminc-
raj whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering is prevent
oil l,t- tnair final.
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The stock will be all new, carefully selected
and to be sold cheap. The Store Room has
been thoroughly repaired and viii be remodel
Ell and rcfitted The system to be adopted
will be Cash or desirable produce, one price
and no deviation The child can buy just as
chca2 as the parent.
From his experience in the business in Ill
il. branches, he hopes to he able to suit the
tastes of those who may favor him with their
Patronage, and satisfy them that his prices
arc low
Remember the terms Cuh or desirable
produce as no Books will be kept, conse-
qucutly no goods viii be sold on credit.
Terms pcremtory. Please get ready for the
r;,cuing and bring your stamps with you.
MIv q lS72-tfI CHARLEY.
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Ayers
Hair rVigor, ,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

y uICSNIIiS
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
etlectual for
preserving the
hair. 1t soon
restores taclcd
or gray ha1r
to its origi@at
color, acith the
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TEIE 81
WickersYiHm Gernlan-En
II O r M A L S CHOOL.
Fall Term Of 1872.

The Fourth Term of this institution will
open in the Public School House at Broadheads-
Vile, Monroe Co, Pa, on
Tuesday, August 9th, 1872,
at o'clock a. NJ, and continue eleven weeks.
TERMS:
Instruction, first six weeks, Free
Remaining five weeks S400
ANY time less than FIVE weeks, per week, 1.00
Borading, frst-cla-s, in private families
per month, Sl2.0C
gzS" Brodheadsviile can be reached by stage
from StroudSburg, Lchighton, and Weissport
The Stage leaves Schaeifers Hotel in Strouds.
burg, at , o'clock in the afternoon on Monday
Wednesday, and Friday, of each week and the
Lehiyhton and Wei.sport dcpots, at , o'clock
in the afternoon on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday OF each week. BY the new schedule
the Stage makes the principal trains, in going
and coming.
For further particulars, address
Rev. d. +. SCiIEDLER, \. VI.
Brodheadsvillc, Monroe County, Pa.
August /, 1872.
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HATS AND CAPS.

FASHION, the for HATS AND
having
nesa Straw, in Oh all.
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MANUFACTURED BY
WILLIAM u0LLENSgsEAD,

All other is a counterfeit See that the
name of WM HOLLINSlIEAD is on eact
package and buy 10 other. Warranted tc
give satisfaction or the money refunded.
Nov. 10, '6S WM. .HOLLINSHEAD.
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amount % properly insured Sl,SUU,OU
The rate of Insurance in this Compa nv
is one dollar for every thousand dollars in
sured, after which payment no further char
ges will be made, except to cover actual loss
by fire that may fall GpOn members of the
Company.
The policies issued by this Company are
perpetual, and ford the fullest security,
with the largest economy and convenience,
This company will not issue Tanneries.
Distillerics or Cabinet Shops.
Applications for Insurance NAV be made
TO either Of the Managers, Surveyors or Sec.
retary.
MANAGERS.
]. Depue Latar, Jacob Knecht,
Richard S. Staples, John Edinger,
Sllas L. Drake, Francis Hagerman,
Charles D. BrodheaG, Jacob Stouffer,
Robert Boys, Theodore Schocb,
William Wallace, Thomas w. Rhodes,
Stogdell Stokes,
STOGDELL STOKES, President.
E. B. DaEHER, Secretary and Treasurer.
Silas l.. Drake, Monroe CO.
Peter Gilbert, -
Geo. q. Skater, s.
Tho W. Rhodes, :" Surveyors.
]. III. Wells, Pike co.
Rich'd Camden, Northampton,
Saml Ziegenfus, Carbon.
0F The stated meeting of The board Of
Managers takes place at the Secretary's of
lice, on the first Tuesday of each month, al
2 O'Clock P. N.
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,PARTR MERCANTILE,
,MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.
ENTRAnAa

II
13-De Santander Oh III dias berg. esp. "Francis
co Arthur Villada 4O6 ton. cap. Rovira con harl-
ma v pasagerO. |- -
| 15-De Rio grande en- / dia bal. esp. "J6ven Mar
cisO" II tOn patron Amador con cocOs. :.
7-Do barcelona en- 80 dias pol esp. "Paqulta''
l4o ton; cap Dardier con frutos. ,..-.- ;,
10-De Rio -grande ell hOras bal. esp. CHRISTINA"
tOn patron PinelrO con cOcOs.
le-De Ponce en- dias berg. ing. Italia 116 ton.
cap. Robert on lastre ID. GullermO Cruz. L.
16-De Mayagiiez en- 3 dias gol. esp. Ursula" 70
ton. patron POu con provlsiOnes
17-De Are ibo en- dia gol. esp. "Luisa" 3S ton.
17-De Manaty en- dia gol. esp. "Bnena Esperan-
"a" ~ tom patron Sublra con maderas pasagerOs.
1SC-De Aguadilla demas puntos de su ruta vap.
esp "InuntO 253 ton. cap. Lartltegul con -fectOS
81 paSagerOS. ses
lS-De Aguadilla demas puntos de su ruta vap
poudellca carga de transto paSageros.
l9-De Fajardo gu dIa bal. esp. Emma" 10 ton
patron ORigO con cuerOs.
19-De San Thomas en- IL horas vap. ing "Mer-
dencia.
19-De Faiardo en- dia gol. esq., 'Pepilla" % ton.
patron Urdaybay en- lastre.
19-De San Vicente en- 3 dias gol ing. "Doraid"
112 ton cap: llinter en- lastre.
l9-De Algeclras ell B dias barca esp. &c scar"
3O6 ton. cap. Moragas con frutos pasagerOs los
Srs. b. Borras II rmano
2O-De San Thomas en- 10 horas vap. esp. Moe
tezulma" 4OO tOn cap LL)vet carga de trlnsito
correspondenc,a pasageros.
20-De Arroyo on dlas gol. esp. "Slrena' 2S ton.
patron Rivera ell lastre.
SALaDAS.
13-Para la IL bana vap esp. "COmilas' 1560ton
cap. Qulntana COZ carga lie tTansito pasag ros.
13-Para Ma. agueL berg. gol esp. puerto Cabe-
Ilo' LOO ton. cap. MirrlI con reS,o5 de car3a.
Spa a los pinJos de su uta vap. esp 'Triunfo"
259 ton cap Larltegu con carga general pasags.
l3-Para taJardO gol esp. "Pepllla" 23 ton. pt-
trOn UrdayDay con prOylsiunes.
l3-para taJdrdo bal. esp Emma" 13 ton. patron
ORigo con prOvlsOneS.
l5-Para Naguabo goI. esp. "Urselina' s5 ton. pa
tron Gonzalez con provlsiones.
16-Para San thomas berg. Danes "Wildeimina-
BrOdeIsen 235 toI cap. Barren con crga de traslto.
lo-Para San Thomas bal. hOlanues u. Cappe
Saba 26 ton. cap. MaIsell con cafga.
16-Para AreclbO gOl esp. GARNER Guayanesa"
ID ton. patron Francignet con provislones IL pa
Sageros.
l7-Pa, o-gtande bal esp. 'CriStin&" Z ton.
patron PlneIrO cun provISlOneS.
17-Para Arecibo berg. aners "Gazelle' 327 ton.
cap. COIe en- lastre.
l7-Para Halifax berg. ing arthur" 1913 ton.
cap. Jrhnston en- lastre.
1S-Para San Thomas vap. esp. "Moctezuma" 400
ton. cap. LlOvet con carga de tiansito.
1S-Para Aguadlila gUl. esp. Maria Belen" 81
ton" patron Jordan con prOvlslunes w pasageros.
19-Para los puntOs de su ruta vap. ing. 'Morsey"
III cap. Dix con correspondence pasageros
U-Para la Habana vap. esp. MocUeZuna 400
ton. cap. Llovet con correspondence y pasageros.
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ALMACEN DB HIBRRO
De I'D. AIvarO Vaz4uez,
EN- L A NJ MARINA.

Este establecimento ACADIA de recibir drecta-
mente de Europa un graA surtido de hero de to-
das classes especialmente llantas ejes para carre
tas, coches; bujes tunddOS de hero cola
do para los mismos; cavlla redonda: plancha cha
pa para chimeneas de vapOr cavilla de cObre per-
nerla y ciavos galvanizados. Acete pintura para
mismas.
Los Srs. Hacendados encontraran en- este estable
cimiento cOnstantemente, uu deposito de carretas
cOnstruidas; piIlas manzanas, camones con su
vuelta sacada, rayos cuadrados ianzas para las
mismas Por 10 tantO, cOntando el dueno de este
establishments con buen deposito de maderas dc
superior calidad bien curadas y con intelgentes
operarios, sc promote dejarmuy c0mplacidos todos
los que Sc dignen dirgrle 0rtenes, tanto en- la
prontitud y solid6z de los trabaios como en- la mo
deracion de los preciOs.
Puerto Rico Octubre 81 de 1871. 5 a
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Interesante al p1blico

Camas superiores de metal dorado
de forma pabellon y de corona Sc
encuentran 4 diferentes precios en-
casa de los Srs. Francisco Baston Y
companla.
Las llegadas de la fragata "Car-
mencita" de Liverpool y vapor Gas
tilla" de Barcelona unidas los bu-
ques "Josefta" y "Natividad" con
importaciones nuestras que consti
tuyen el surtido general de la casa,
nos, permiten asegurar, que en- pin
tados, precios y toda clase de mer-
canclas ofrece hoy esta casa el mas
variado y complete surtido.
Damos este aviso a los comprado
res de la isla al por mayor, en- la Sc
guridad que hallaran ventajas en- sus
compras. 8 IL
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La Esfera Fortaleza "a.

En- este establecimentO Sc ACADIA de recibir direc-
tamente de Europa elmas complete surtido de efec-
tOs de Quincalla, como tambien exelentes mario
qnies, charoles, becerrOs, chagrnes badanas, ba-
quotas, hule para tapetes de mesa para forros de
coches, bdfalos gonna elastica
De lgual procedencia Sc encuentran en- dicho es-
tablecimientO papel y sObres para cartas, plumas
1egftimas de Guilot, tinta de escritoro para inn
prenta lapiees de varas clase pesos de pesar oro,
Baules maletas, sacos de noche carteras de Wage
de tOdOs tamanOs y un numeroso surtidO Gle porce-
lana.
La circumstances de encontrarse en- Europa Ell
dueno principal, proportions que el surtido de su
do todos los envfos por Yapores qnincennlnehte Y
enrtiend9se q l.s mas acredItadas f6ricaE, iacli.
tando asf que pueda 0frecTss losilas equitatiyos
ptecioa. ~