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The Memphis Avalanche, aru'opos Of the
meeting In that city of JEFF. Davis and Ho-
race Greeley, says:
General W. T. Sherman Is generally be-
lieved to have been rather loyal than other
wise to the United States Government d,l-
ring and since the war. He fit into the re-
volution' somewhat promiscuously but II
the editor Of the Times had witnessed IN in
ctdent that occurred in Memphis soon after
the surrender his confidence in the Generals
loyalty would have been lost. General 10.
;eph +. Johnston was standing in the Office
of the Gayoso Hotel conversing with some
friends, when General Sherman, then on an
inspecting tour, arrived from railway de.
pot. The eyes Of the two distinguished sol
diers met at the same moment; both stepped
forward; why, General!' 'How-d'ye-do,
Jo.' their hands clasped in a most cordial
greeting, and a few moments t,fterward, arm
in arm, they disappeared in the direction Of
the bar. A few hours afterward they &C.
tually rode through the city seated in the
same buggy, and the following day left fol
st. Louis on the same steamboat. We do not
doubt that if these evidences of disoyalty
had fallen under the eagle eye of the truly
loyal editor of the Times he would have de.
SPARED Of the republic and left on the first
ship for Hold Iengland.' How sud it would
be for republican government should some
one prove that General Grant has shaken
hands or touched glasses with an Eek.
REBEL"
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s,nr FROM s>stcrsh,srS.

.'l..,.r y! the Richmond Dispatch.
r,rrsaerEG, April -, 1872.
r rn,h. Of MrckIrnhurg, whose
.r narrowing the navigation 81 tie
.,.ar va, reported IL my letter OF
~. I'D two interviews with Mr.
..'.' ,v,>,tcM OF TIE Petersburg ra's-
a., subject. 80 far, however, no
."...'" fn.i a.-urHN,p ot cooperation
.,.a, Mr.. Finch. though there Is
'.'.. '.1f1c the plan is tarorahly re-
.,,,i receive material encourage
lH. community.
,.,-,>>, contractor under the United
.,.ruucut tnr deepening ami open
49,, ..g:h channel Of the ApponattoN
,.rtrlrlc,i his contract for drcr%-
..,, ..sItI, wards from the channel,
...,.,I,l - remove $4,000 cubic
.u. # material. The channel. rs
1,,~ "a wi3th Of sixty feet: the
,n,i. INK i meant to give it a
.. s@. IT rj$Hty feet, The water nj
.f#u;tyn Sect u"ep.
...,. :. lN,,.. enc ot the inspectors
......t'.i- city. las Scni Ia his reS'a-
... LID. @n,u;atNIcni oi Man. Mai.
..Ar l,.~.;l"A.
.....G.i rT',N W'S alloHt on Tho
.,...'.. = ~, loss ri IN" Nai"ata COT
49,. 2. nm. ghrrr wa> n fire, ii i
,.-..la.> evening. tvyond Ma
.... u.s. side ,.iy river, hui il has
..,.... -..,:..lnt0 where The contGGfa-
...J ,,Aal damage il Inflicted.
a.- l.,u..l,r"at case OF smallpox
40. - !! va> Guly removed and tht
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which there was some allusion 60 a previous
matter Of difference, oyerswhich there seems
to have been some very bitter feelings stilI
cherished, and the elder Wimbish Knocked
Booth down with piece Of fence.rail. Both
he and his son are r, "fed to have followed
up this advantage by icating their victim
until life was apparently extinct, when they
left him.
Booth was placed III carriage by some
persons who came up ut the termination Of
the ARRAY. and conveyed to his home still
alive. hut insensibc. The latest report is
that he died soon after reaching home.
The Mcssrs. Wimbish are said to have
voluntarily surrendered themselves to the
authorities at Campbell Courthouse on Tues
day evening. Republican.
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NORFOLK MARKETS.

April. .-Coton,-Markct firm, with no transact
lions of any importance to report. The receipts
we're LOCO bales; exports 3ls bales and the stock on
hand and awaiting shipment. 3,Sd3 halcs. ~ 4
Cor1,.-There were no sales reported yesterday on
Change or outside The tone OF the irfner
with IN upward tendency.
Oats.-No sales 10 report; market quiet.
Peds.-Sone few sales reported on Change at pre-
vious prices.
Pe9auts.-Market continues active: sales to-day OF
47o H.gs ut prices ranging at Sl2o $l.5 Glass, siaa,
Sls5, and &l.50
Egqs-aIarket dnll; sales at ls@isc.
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS

April, 25-Thc market for wheat Is active; offer
Ings of 1871 bushels white and red, with sales Of TIE
former at SLs7, and of the latter at s?@fe.OJ for
choice samples.
Corn Is active at an advance; offerings OF leo
bushels white and 500 OF mixed with sales of the
former Mt IJc., and of the latter at 75@l77c.
oats are unchanged: sales of so bushels ut 0Oc.
Rye Is quiet at Yesterdays quotations. :.
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health and prosperity; but wo cannot doubt
thai competition between them Is wholesome,
and we rejoice that the reign Of monopoly
over Jersey draws to Q close. We trust
chose who attend the next Inauguration of
President win have their choice Of two
through lines of railroad, and that neither OF
them will he dearer or less commodious than
The present.-Neu York Tribune.
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DIAMOND CUT DAHoND.-Those TWO emil
nent railroad managers Messrs. Thomas A.
Scott of the Pennsylvania Central, and John
w. Garrett of the Baltimore and Ohio, lately
locked horns in Washington, and the former,
after protracted, desperate contest, trl-
umpbed. He asked of Congress permission
to run his trains lover subsidiary road) into
the heart of the Federal city, through public
grounds of decided value, without paying
cent for the privilege; and Congress gave
him all he wanted. So he can run from Phlia.
delphia into Washington, asking no odds OF
the Baltimore and Ohio. or of its Washington
branch.
We now hear that Mr. Garrett has coun-
tered this rap by getting through the late
New Jersey Legislature charter for short,
apparently insignificant road, whereby,
through connections already bargained for,
the Baltimore and Ohio may run It's trains
right into Jersey City, in utter independence
of the PENNSYLVANIA Central and its bench
man the Camden and Amboy. More sue
cinctly. each of the two railroad kings has
secured clear track from the Hudson to the
Potomac, and will soon be running through
trains from the commercial to the political
metropolis In unembarrassed competition
with bis great rival.
/ Most heartily do we congratulate the pub
lie on these facts. We have no shadow OF
ill.will to any of our great railway corpora,
tions, On tie contrary, we wish them all
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LYSCHBrRG MARKETS.

APTrL 25-Corn.-WhIte, se@lsec.; yellow and
mixed, Ss6D.3c.
Corn Medi.-00c.
Eqqs.-Fresh, itfIl5c-
E2om.-Fine, s7.s5.@7.5o: superfne, $s.es@:a. 30
extra, $9. 25@S9.5o family, slV.
fyinSeag.-SGlLS3c.
Nuy.-BaIed, Si.2o@s f-so-
Ldrd.-Yirsmia and Tennessee, Nos. 3, 9, !, llD
l2c.
OdtS.--15GIa0c.
Oaioas.-85c. 0lsl.
Peaches.-DrIcd, impaired, 7@Sor. pared. l2&pl5c.
POttttoes-Irish. SIG$l..5; sweet, $l2S9Si.59.
Peas.-Dried, white, Sl.5oG$leo.
Rye.-OO6lasc.
S0np.-COuntry made 51ec.
TTenk-Whlte. Si.6SISl. 80: red, $l.55fi*L7o.
U0ol.-Washcd, 5507Oc.; uuwasned, s3Ggi5c
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MACHINE WORKS.-SLOAT Il AD-
IHl DINGTQN Nos 1ao2. 1904. 1906, and IDS

HN ACH1NE WUkhS.-oLOhI ~.
IYl DTNGTON, Nos. 1422, 1924, 1426, and 142s
Cary street and Nos IL aid Is south Fifteenth
street, Richmond, Va. We make all kinds OF new
work In the machinist line, repair all kinds Of work
we 90 In the country to do NIL sorts OF work In our
and keen ten, on hand, Us well as tobacco screws Of
all kinds, together with hands and bullets and all ar,
band FOR aaIe ail sizes Of new and secondhand En-
zines Boilers, Saw-Sills GrIst-aiills, Power Pumps
fIafform Scales, Shafting, Hangers, Pnlleys, Gear
and Rsvjl Wheels: and In fact general assortment
OF III nsefnl articles In our line, together with
Judson's Patent steamcEngine Governor; Utica Com
p pan poet Waves Globe Valves; Tallow Cocks; Self
nffinr Guns. for both engine and shafttng; Flne
Cieaners oil Cans; Water-Gauges, &c. AN Of which
.o,na II r. we receive on consignment all kinds
of machinery, 10th new and second-hand; Come and
see ms. foe 81 SLOAT y ADDiSdIoN. Z
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RAILROAD LINES.
Ga @ Eg sss Il s:

~ W VI lss
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ ROAD.-Op and after April 18th PASSENGER
TRAINS will leave Richmond Sundays exceptedj
IL follows:
$50 4. M.-MAIL TRAIN for the White Sulphur
Springs connecting at GurdonSyille with the Oranf
Alexandria and Manassas train for Washington nj d
North. and Lynchburg and South. 2s0sFt
1895 p. M.-ACCOMAiODATION TRAIN for Cora
louisville except on Saturday, which day tleayta
at 45O p. N. This train connects at GordonSvc with
the night trains on the Orange, Alexandria and Ma
nassas railroad for LYNCHBURG and WASHING.
TON. s.- -g ....., 49,. "a II ts#..a.
Through tickets, at low rates. sold to all points
Northwest and Southwest 81 E.tt - ~
Steerage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown,
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, Havre, Rotterdam,
Bergen, Copenhagen, and Gothenburg TO all points
on this road, can be bought OF the General Ticket
Agent ut Richmond or can be ordered through any
station agent on tie road.
Further Information may be obtained at the Corr
pany's offices. a. a.ssg.e gsss
No passenger trains are run on Sundays.
A. II. PERRY, General Superintendent.
JAMES Il. NETHERl.AND, General Ticket Agent.
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T LIVERPOOL SALT, PORTER, STOUT,
AND BRANDY.
BUCkLEY'S," "DEAKIN'S," aid the cello
DRAFTED "WoRTHINGTON" brands, per bark
Zufrcidenhcit and brig Williamlna,
direct from Liverpool.
Also, HIBBERT'S PORTER and GUINNESS
EXTRA DUBLIN STOUT, and HENNESSEY
and JULES ROBIN & CO.'S DARK and PALE
COGNAC BRANDY-all OF our direct Importation,
in bond or duty paid at prices az low as can be
offered by any American importer.
ap22 S. G. TARDY & CO., Importers.
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DITTERs, BITTRRs.

q ao,nn Hostefter,s Bitfera. !: dozen. Vinegar
pifters. 10 dozen Plantation Bitters, II dozen Ba-
Eerss Rltters, Hooaands Bltters, Hattort q Bttsrs
Mffats Bitters, 81 dozen pints ana quarts sel'a''c
"oA BODEkER BROTHERS, Druggists,
onaa No, 1a4A Main street,
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Tyndall, the brilliant scientific lecturer.
has definitely fixed, it is said, upon lee
turing trip through the United States during
the year.-Ne,r York Tridune..
Glad to hear it. 1t will be treat to sec
and listen to him.
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WILMINGTON On. c.J MARKET.

APRIL 23-Spirts ThTpentine-Sales of 90 casks
at &c ~ gallon for southern packages
Rasin.-Salcs of lie barrels at x5.556ISS for PALE
Crude Tur.,entine.-SaIe Of 3a5 barrels at 81 80
for hard, $!i5 for yellow Dip and S5.s5 for virgin.
Tdr.-Saes OF loo barrels ut $2.75 y barrel. Mar
ket firm, anu has advanced.
Cotton.-Salcs Of bales ut lsc. and 70 at 2lc. a
bale. =
advance of &C.
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I cans y ssash paas basa ia 81. q

WEEKLY REPORT, or LIVE STOCK SALE. 81.
APnIL 2l-fafIe, Of; Saifiit ss,e4s pounds: so,d
old nj TIC, gross.
Sheep-Wool, rs; weight, I, $50 pounds !; sold d,
'egssc. gross Shear sold iit tQ1ssc- ero.s. .s1s
,lfogS.-Sgl, %: weight 5,aa9 pounds safd at ca
re ma: EorIi-fe,l sold nt 7c., net. ~
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81 !.nny stoi,i,cr, and Arresf"~sstfs-
~! so tsy.ins license.
I. rI..- ioril,t,.nr' oil thc Richmond Dispatch
II 1000. -..,,,,.u. Anrjl ~ 1879

.IIs ~f'G'i''tr' OIL lac lti'iiiilolih '1'i"'i'h'
l!AHKI>oEG, RG, April ~, 1872.
,,i H., saturday evening. IL one Mr.. An
,s.,..t> .,a. leaving town for his home in the
,,am,r,. hc M,- joined by two men named
G'ar~r al.A Phillips. They proceeded IN
,.snr.m, tititi about fMo miles from town,
arru Is> sne through II woods abou; 10
,;"..i. Al night. Banh2r and Phillip, one
,..,i >,,l, III Andrews. laid violent HANDS
,l.l tam. threw him backward to the
.i.aiiit. ANA while one Acid him the other
@.p!h} rilica his pockets, fixing thcreirom
~ uorArt-i.ouk, containing some fifteen dol
mg> Ill money.
Warrants were issued for the arrest Of the
GUILTY ualttS. and Oh Monday morning they
,.,Ir arrested about three miles rom thls
..-.... ln u very disrcputable hrl9hDorlIood'
.4tl ,y.r, arrui9nrd Before Justice >. VI. IT.
.Gl,. = !ln. after hraiing al! the evidence III
L.. ,:.,r refused bail and rcmandcd them to
,oI /. avail The l.lion Of the Grand jury.
.h,t.c James Kinney, co.nt! Judge, has s''s-
tanned the Town council in their action, re-
!u>.H. to Grant license 10 liquor dealers who
visa 10 do business within the corporate
H@H- # t!:r town. ~.
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GROCERIES, &c.

d EFINED SUGARS.-500 barrels RE-
FINED SUGARS-all grades-just received for
sale by
apes RoBERT +. WILLIAMS * tt.
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The contractors along the line Of the
Shenandoah Valley road are Il! work, and the
people are ROW $in%ulnc OF l!n' completion
If he road III ~ clriy Il day ~ practicable.
S,euduiGdh R.Tald.
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t:A,,l.,. CASUALTY AT THE NAVY ARD
'..-l;tl PRISONS BAuLY HrET.-l esIertiay
.n,rl,on about 4 o'clock an accident oc-,
'Wlvd At The nayy-yard by which se'eras
NurhMrn were painfully and seriously III
y,a:v,.. 4 number OF ship carpenters. proba-
thy thirty in ali. Were engaged in launching
lOndrrous cradle from the new marine RAN
"ay. located between the carpenters shed
Jni The spar-nukcrs' shed. The hydraulic
aI!1l-i,li- used for easing up the cradle being
lnpToperIy placed in position, the screw
!,4unf considerably TO one side, aud As the
..iudlc VIZ. gradually raised the screws sud
denly buIycd. and the whole mass Of franc
work fell soiidiy on the railway, hreaking
and splintrriug the light woodwork gene
nly, and catching beneath II huilN'r o'
"Vrkmcn who were unable 10 eNtiicate
themselves III time. Strange to say, anu most
fortunately, no one was killed, but number
"rre painfully injured NnJ0t6 Joo'"dt.
FURTHER PAKTICuLARs.--Ther was con-
siderable excitement in this city Yesterday
o>rr 4 report that Colonel John WimDisIl
and his son John Wimbish, Jr., had an altef-
cation on Monday evening last with q man
named Booth, a miller, at OF near Green
Hill, III Campbell county. The version or
The affair which we have received, and winch
nuy or may not be correct, is briefly as fol-
lows:
4 negro man, residing ON the farm Of VIM
Dish, owed Booth sum OF money, and the
Latter started TO visit him for the purpose or
collecting it. Before reaching the negr0's
house, however, be met with the Messia.
Wnnbish, when conversation ensued III
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sereated In having the best iaaeftne, has de-
ayered, IN this sale and In whit has led up To
Y, signal verdict in favor OF the Wilcox Il
Gihbs l1achine.N
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LYNCHBURG, VA.

APRIL o5.-Thc market continues Grm and active,
md under the heavy receipt the past week prices
ruled rules fully mp to quotations The supply Of dap
lnand and such rule high All good tobaccos sell
high, as well as the meinest grades. We continue
TO quote: $50 es'-s -5a&
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Bv the new assessment We are Informed
that there will be but little change in the
lower district OF this county. In the upper
end It i said the assessment will be twenty
Ter cont lnWcr.-McndnGOu RrrdM.
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STATE LEESSr.--i'erson> IuI;ir":| by state
law to take ont license will he toinmi>-
>iuncr'S notice in our advertising columns.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

d ...Ss = RICHMOND, Va ss
AtHiL ss.-Tbe market Is quite active hut wcI,ofc
~ material changes In price Our Last week quota
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We had ice this morning. Scndnd0
H,yui8.
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PETERSBURG, va.

April es-Thc receipts ore gradually Increasing.
md prieesare fully up la Mi grades with fair bus
less In all during the pat few days, except shipping
radcs, which are scarce but wanted We quote as
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- 9aass i. assss. 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-13

Participamos nuestrOs lectores la entrada
en- nuestrO puerto del berg. "Asuncion de N. 81
que cOnduce un surtidO de mercancias para la
casa de D. Miguel Sainz
Conocida es de todO ell mundo La fuerte subj
Ga Gle preciOs que han experimentado los tejidos
de tOdas classes en- los mercados reguladores de
vertir q los comerciartes de la Isla. que hoy
pueden Obtener los artfculos On dicha casa
preclos mas ecOn6micos que importados direc-
tamente, menOs que no hubieran sido hechas
pasado.
Ademas tenemos que indicar con referencia
q Las Revistas especialmente de Manchester Y
giles, que los precios. co continuaban esubiendo - Y
con mayOres tendencias de alza.
/, Estas circunstancias que 81 bien son favora-
bles d La casa del ST. Sainz, no hara uso de elias
slnO para Obtener una pronta realization del
cargamentO, 10 son q la vez no m6nos favora-
bles para sus relacionados queno deben echar
en- sacO rOtO nuestrO aviso.
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La Imprenta y redaccion de Sc
te periodico So ha trasladado a la
Gale de San Jose n1mero IL es-
quina a la plaza Principal.
ADMINISTRATOR GENERAL DE CORRRoS
de la IsIa de PuertO-IsicO.

La pretica establecda de poner en- listas las car
tas sin direction, 0rden espresa 6ignorancia de do
micilo, q mas de dar un penoso trabaJo , los en-
de- las necesidades del servicio p1blico tOda vez
que el mayor ntmero de esas cartas van general
mente dirigidas personals que no saben leer.
cia, he dispuesto que como practca otros pun
tos de La Peninsula del ExtrangerO, desde el dla
10 del corriente Sc supriman las espresadas isas,
susttuy y6ndolas por un apartado general afabetco,
por medic del cnal tode ell que dcsee saber 81 ene
carta detenida le basta dar su nOmbre EN- Ia Adnl-
nstracion lie sera entregada tan prontO como iden-
tifque su persona. -,
Lo que pongo en- conocimiento del p1blico para
gu inteligencia advirtiendoie al mismo tempo que
ell despacho esta alberto de siete dez de la mana
ma de doce cuatro de la tarle todOs los dias no
festiVOS .s
uerto-Rico de Mario de 1S72.-El Administra-
cioi General, Miguel angel Quadrado.
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En- ell expediente instrudo & consequential de ins-
tancia presentada por d. Alejandro Tnrull de esta
vecindad, nombra de D. j. c. BidYell, fabricante
dos de America, pidiendo la franquica de derechos
aquella manufacture que de su fahrica con su
nombre pueda introducir por las Aduanas de esta
Isla he acordado la concession de 10 sOlcitadn por
dicho Sr, en- ammonia con 10 que dspone la 0rden
dol Gobierno Supreme de la-Nacion de 10 de, ,Fe-
cimiento de esa Administl asion le incluyo eem-
plar del catalogo de los arados de que Sc trata.-
DiOs guarde u. muchos amos. Puerto Rico 10 de
Febrere de 1872.-El .Tefe general EcOn0micO, Jose
Maria Nieto.
Srs. Administrators de Rentas Aduanas de-.
Els c6pia ell 90 Jefe, +. Sevla 10 25
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Escriban1a p1blica
DE D. JUAN RAMON DE TORRES.

El Sr. Juez de primera Instancia de este dis
quen Gle nuevoa pdblca subasta las casas per
teneclentes @ al eoncurso voluntario de acreedores
de Juan Faplo Rivera su esposa Ricardo Muriel,
IS tasadasen 50O escudos: otra ell callejon de las
MONA M9nlas 81 valorada en- 500 escudos; la otra en- la
cutlos: senalando para su remate eli dia cnsfro de-
pacho.de 3 3. caile de la Fortaleza mum. 81.
de licitadores; advirtendose que, no Sc admitiran
posttafGas que no egbran las dos erceras parties al
Esor;bane l? de Mario 1872.
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Aviso al p1blico.

de la hacienda ROSARIO de esfa iursdiccon Mro
pledad del que suscribe, una yegua de SUI pertenen
oaa ta de color rucio blanco sobre IA azada mas
amos; con una mancha larga oscnra sobre Ia rabao
dllia, paso devanado picado. briosa preTiada de
meses mayores La persona que la presentare die
Sc Hotlcas hdedlgnas Gle su paradero en- La CAPITAL
al Sr D. Santiago Echeveste, en- eli pueblo del Do-
rado a su dneno sera gratifcado.-Francisco M,
HAAA''A'An' 3
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J. r. AMADIS Y COMPANIA.
33.-FORTALEZA-33.

For vapo frances de esta casa los acu
los sguenes oece precios que yenen COM
Petar el va tan extenso varado sudo de abecmieno
Goatas odas classes, Ultima adparaSra
ehOres
al vesidO de
sen caSsYcO cOlOu
d cases
baue
aSas.
alonbad adoparayi
de Rusa
de odascAs
Osurtdo
abendia
Esponas, Flores gunaasy ramllet
de-
ocOm)eto odeatw
yguiarr
chOcO de etOdas sclaas
depelOa
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Consulado Britannica,

Mes DE MARIO.
Para nglaterra, Espafa, Iss
Francia, Alemania, tOda Ell 27smedio ,lia
Europa, Asia.
Para Nneya York toda Via San Thomas Dol
4Allelica Gel Norfe. vapor americana 81 Ii
sss esss sss'ss s&siss : s'ssEi
Plata. III dia ~.
seEssi..laslsHssass'@ fasi ass Has@'' l'' 81 als lsy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-13
Interesante al p1blico.
DE e. L.. CEPERO

DuenO del sistema de. encalar, denominado
CALEFACTOR RCALCIMETRO, con privilejio,
hago presente al p1blico quo nade tiene permi-
SO de hoy eu adelante para usarlO nj enajenarlo
nj pOr pOder nj por dOcumentO algunO,. sola-
mente mi Sr. padre hermanos, D. Ramon Re-
yes y d. Julio Carrera exceptuando los hacen-
dados que me 10 hayan comprado mi 8 di-
cho ST.; siendo nula cualquiera venta trabajo
que sc haga que no sea pOr los referidOs
riente ailo, pero pedire pr6rroga por amos mas,
antes de cumplirse ell terminO con arreglo 4 La
ley, mediante los requisites necesarios.
Humacao Mario de 1872.
Lorenzo Ramos. 3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-13
HOTEL DE LOS .VAPORBS.

Ell que suscribe tueflo de este establecimiento CO.
nocidO por La FONDA ANDALUZA tiene ell gusto
de participar sgs amigos al pdblieo en- general
tablecer en- al las reformas que sean mas
tes fin de proporcionar q sus favorecedores un
c6modo decente hospedaje, extirpandoa 4 la vez
abusos que retraan algunOs viajeros cOneurrir
este HOTEL-PuertO-R Rico Noviembre de 1871.
JOSE A: GKNENO. 12
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NIEROOLE J Is DE MARIO DE 1872.
San 5o.to s.. FL D[AMANTE. So. ,D.se 5,

FL dueho de este establecimiento participa sus
amigos a! publico en- general haber recibidO pOr
81 berg. ''Asuncion de Mira. Sra" procedenta de
Liverpool n un extenso yariado suTtido de artfculos
San Justo S1.-P. Rico Gull ermo Llaneras. NJ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-13
Almacen de papel
" EFECTOS DE ESCRHT TOERIO
DE GONZALEZ. FOR'TA ,EZA 15

Por ell llltimO vapor frances, Sc han recibdo es
tie establecimiento los articulos siguientes:
Buitos carpetas de hule para escrbr los ninos
rs. unoy$ 40 La docena.
Tinta negra, buena, (francesa) en- canecas de Ii
tro rs. cada una v ~ rs La docena.
Papel tela para pianos sc rs. vara.
Papel cuadriculado para id. 2 welcomes la hoja.
Gran snrtido en- papel de cartas sobres; de estos
u!tlmos Sc han recibido de los llamados de Admi-
ni.tracion. =
Lapices de ri. a 6 r. docena.
Plumas de aves cortadas sin cortar.
Escr ribanfas con timbre de patente sin 81.
Regas planas cualradas, redondas oct6gonas
Sc vende tOdO precios modicos. l.