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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-25

va. n. RASSETT,

Citv and County Auctloneer.
Wynn AlTENDTO SALES PROMPTLY
49, 4, reasonable rates. Please call at
~ a. AXIS Law Office, corner Monroe
a.. a. Fourth SITS, or SroNER & HANk =
p'r,u,. store, Market street. Jao-so
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For Sale.

,,uE PROPERTY OF JOHN q CHAND-
Ier, on Hampton street. For terms In
-. L -e' ~ pa NJ. A. CHANDLER,
4,merI'b At First National Bank.
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For Rent.

U,HE ROOM NOW OCCUPIED BY THE
Street Railway Company, in Mcclure
House Building. Apply to
frIi JOHN MCLURE.
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Sugars.
81 BBLS. "a" SUGAR
w Y "B"
40 Extra &c" Suear
:. Yellow &c"
nh List, DAVENPORT 4 PARKS.
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CO INVENTION.
THE WORD WHITE. ,

Remarks OF Col. ID. ID. Johnson, OF
Tyler County. I'm the Constitu-
tional Convention, on the Eligible.
tIy OF Negroes to Hold Office In
West Virgtuta,
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FOGARTIE's BOOK DEPOSITORY. ::
NEW CATALOGUE, No. q. e.

NOTTTIA EUOHARISTI'IA. Commentary. Elk.
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Ior the Administration or the Lords supper or
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Church OF England. with an appendix on the
office for the communion or the Sick, Dy w. E.
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Christ III Modern Life, Sermons preached In
st. James's Chapel, BY Rev. Stafford A. Brooke,
The Reformation OF the Church OF England, Its
history, princip es and results, (l6l4-l6i7,) by
Rev. John Heary Blunt, So.
The Conservative rormation and lts Theology,
the History aud Ii erature OF the Evangelical
Lutheran Church, By Krauth, S..
Students Hebrew aud Uh 4ldre Lexicon to the
Old Testament. by Ben. Davis, Pm. D., &c,, &c..
ssedd 6 3D. eaa .issa ea,ton IS S. ~"
The once and Work VI The Christian Ministry,
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A History Of Philosophy from rnales to tne
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TIE VOICE OF TIE PRESS.
The Democratic Organization.
From the Columbia Carollpian.l

From the Columbia Carolnian.l
To organize the Democratic party of this
State with the view OF engaging In parry
CANVASS IL not contemplated. Action at Bilu-
more Is contemplated, and not party action at
home. Inasmuch as the B .lumore Conven-
,iou Is to be held, we deem 1t matter OF
greatest importance to exert upon 1t all the
influence we can in shaping its deslines.
Let the South Rise as Cne Mon.
From the Lancaster Ledger
The duty of the whole South, just at this
time, Is to throw their influence against a
Democratic nomination. We think the South
ern people should rise as one man and make
an earnest protest against any effort to defeat
Grant with Democratic ticket. If the
Northern Democracy appreciate the deplora-
BILE condition Of the southern States, aud are
sincere In their expressed sympathy for u.s.,
they will lay aside, for the present at least,
personal preferences and labor upon the LIB
eral platform. which in all essential partcu-
lars Is not Objectionable, to remedy existing
evils.
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WHAT CONGRESS rs DOING.
WASHINGTON. MAY la

WASHINGTON, May 18.
The Senate reconsdered lis resolution to
adjourn May 29th. Several appropriation bills
passed.
In the House, the appropriations for awards
of the Southern Claims Commission passed,
amounting in the aggregate 10 s349, 1884,
whereof Waddy Thomp-on gels s65.00O, the
heirs of Margaret E. Lee $4,000, and Basil
Hall nearly sll 900. No allowance Was nude
for the loss or destruction, or occupation of
property, or for Incidental or consequential
damages. J. Milton Best, of Paducah, Ken.
lucky, gets $4,000.
The bill makug but one minister for the
Central American Republic passed, and goes
to The President. Many private bills passed,
and the conference reports were adopted.
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1t Is estimated that 600 900 sewing
machines are annually sold In ,hls country,
the yearly sales amounting to between TWEEN
ty and thirty million oUars aknu a aosus sewng
cnanes directly Of those Whose ve
hood is raIupd In producing the materials
which enIer into their structure, there are at
least ten Thousand whose wages, at low es-
tlmate, amount 10 s25, 900 per day, or seven
and oIe-haIf millions yearly. Aud these are
but portion of the men employed. The COM
petition between different makers has caused
advertising to becnme most Important item,
from s75 600 10 s100, 900 being spent annually
in this manner by each of the leading makers.
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@- THERE Is GOOD AUTHORITY
apr23-tuths

for stating that in this country one adult onr Of
every ak dies Of consumption, and. indeed, 80
prevalent and fatal has this disease become, that
Is dreaded as the greatest scourge OF the race;
and yet, in the formative stages all pulmonary
complaints may be readily controlled BY resort
Ing promptly to the eExPEcToRANT OF Dr.. Jayne,
which soothes and strengthens the bronchial
tupes, allaying Inflammation, and cleaasing
them and the lungs OF ali impurities. 1t is .
certain reaedy for coughs and colds, which,
when left te themselves, flequeutly bring on pull
monary complaints; and 1t cures bronchitis ef-
fectuslly, II taken in time and the directions
strictly followed. 1t has maintained It's rfpntb
lion as curative for over a quarter Of q century
and II those who are threatened with lung ".
seases, or any Of the symptoms Of oronen... ~
asthma asthma. will at once give thls standard remedy
sss' s1a ,aeS VIII III never u regret it sold eyeryxnss
na,ssa;s sraa; suis % wv p w1NEMAN Co., Charleston
"nolesale oS " msy1e-thlsus
8. @.
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OUR REPORTS FROM COLUMBIA.
Arrest ofa Desperado-Thes six-Dollars-
a-Day Men-The Fairfield Arrests.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEwsl
COLUMBIA, Sunday Night, May 10.
James Beatty, who killed Hough, an over
seer, 10 1868, and who has been engaged In
horse.s,eslng ever since, has been arrested.
T. A. Davis and Lloyd, of Charleston Coun-
ty, and W. D. Wilkes, of Anderson, are among
the sgners for the proposed six dollars per
day extra session.
All the parties arrested in Fairfield, except.
Ing the colored mau, have been discharged. 1t
was a case of regular persecution. No proof
of anything was produced, yet the victims
were detained week from their crops. which
were suffering In consequence. sALUDA.
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TIE WEATHER THIS DAP.

WASHINGTON. May l9.
Generally clear and pleasant weather will
continue over the Southern and Middle states
on Monday, and will e&teno over New Ely
are not anticipated.
Y.sterday,s Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, U. 5. h'-f.41 f' me-
I.ocuI
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say that even Horace Greeley might We done

Say that even Hoface Greeley might h Ye done
better. -
Ben Butler got foiled to-day, most unex-
pectedly to himself he begun yesterday by
Introducing q resolution providing for recess
OF Congress from the 29tn instant until some
late day 10 November next. To day he called
up bis resolution and had the poor satisfaction
OF seeing substitute passed for adJournm.n MT
on the 29th. The astute Ben had evidently
been put up to the Job of recess n:order TO.
prevent the expiring Of the Ku.K Klux Law. until
afer the Presidential election, so as to give.
the administration full military control
throughout the South, with a chance to coefce:
the fall election with bs-onefs. The scheme
failed miserably, ss 1t should have done, and
the House is committed by heavy majority
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THE DISORDERS IN SPAIN.

PARIS, May l8.
It is reported that the government troops
were defeated heavily at BIlboa.
MADRID, Mays1s.
Don Carlos has certainly escaped from Spain.
His whereabouts Is not known.
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Marrlen.

HAlLE-GIBBS.-0n the 18th Nav, 1872, at the
re~idehce OF the BRIDES fa her. by the Rev.O. q.
PtneSney: JOHN halle, Esq, OF Florida, TO ANK.
LA :, edest daughter OF James .. GIboes,: ESQ,
OF this city. so
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Norr-Tbe weather report dateu 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 Cnamber) be examined by snip
masters at any time during the oay.
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JaGAR-Dled, on Sunday, the 10 h instant
EDWARD MARION, infant son Of A. ]. and Julia
Jagar. .'Of such Is the Kngdom OF heaven"
~ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintances are invited to attend the Funeral
SCI wees at their residence, No: "a Smith street !,
THIS AFTERNOON. At halr.past4 O'Clock. msy20s
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Early Stages OF the DIsturbanoe-The
Third Ntght-Destruction OF Life
Scenes Among the Neapolltans-The
Last Alarm.

The following letter from the Hon. B. Odell
Duncan, OF Newberry, now United States
consul at Naples, giving his Impressions Of the
recent eruption at vesuvius, will be read with
interest:
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funeral Notilrts...

&%. THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
Of Mr.. and Mrs. PAUL JONES, and Of Mas
mour, are respectfully invited to attend :!.s Fune
ral Services Of the former. at theirres.aence,
George street, THIS MORNING, at 0 O'Clock.
msy2O.t .Es,sa
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FURNISHING GOODS,
MisrelatIerl1s.
TlHE NEW "HYMNAL" AT TWENTY
ii IEATS .-,s,-ln =

We have received large supply OF the;varIeus
editious OF the NET H. MNAL. The new 80 mo,
edition at 20 cents, 8, Genus and 40 c.ns; IL mo.
edition at 40 cents, so cents, 81 and upwards.
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ty Church for the use Of their building, and
also 10 the other churches Of the city that
have opened their doOIs 10 the convention.
ResolUed, That the hanks of this conven-
tion ore due, and are hereby offered, to the
various railroads In on Stale that have kindly
accommodated ils members by conveying
them to and from thel: place OF meeting for
one fare.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-11

rralezasy aaese hacen grandes prepa
rativos para contenerlo. Un despa.
cho de Pamplona da cuentar de ur
disturbio local ocurrido ell sabado en-
tire carlistas y liberales, dufante elcual
ell alcalde de la ciudad al intervenir
para evitar la alteration del 6rden, re-
cibi6 un disparo de un carlista que
fue reducido prision.
Acto continue otros carlistas trata-
ron de matar al alcalde sobre quien
hicieron fuego siete veces sin que Sc
le hubiera herido. Ell pueblo que acu-
di6 en- auxilio del alcalde, capture a
tres de los agresores que han sido
puesto q disposition de los tribunales.
Roma 19.-Se dice que monsenor
Merode, alimosnero del Papa, ha lido a
Bruselas con el prop6sito de hacer
un arreglo con ell ministerio belga pa
ra preparar lel recibimiento del Padre
Santo en- aquel pals.
Habana 21.-Se han hecho nume-
rosas prisiones de vagos y otras perso-
mas sospechosas a causa de los dlti-
mos robos quesse han hecho en- las
GALES.
La Vog de Cuba dice que ell insur-
recto Jesus del Sol que esta ahora en-
Nueva- York y que hace dos amos Sc
present6 porque los espanoles le COM
praron, ha ofrecido volver al servicio
de los rebeldes sin haber devuelto ell
dinero que recibi6.
Parts PEI vapor Panama que
.habia, salido de Saint-Nazaire ell Is
Gel 20?) ha naufragado en- una tenn
pestad que lie alcanz6 cerca de San
'tander. Todos sus- pasajeros y tripu-
lantes Sc. salvaron.
Ell principe de Gales ha lIegado q
Trouville donde fu& cordialmente re-
cibido por ell presidente Theirs. La
reception Sc hizo sin ceremonial. Mr..
Theirs y ell principe pasearon juntos
esta tarde por las orillas del mar.
El conde Orloff ha trasmitido al
presidente Theirs una carta del en-
perador de Russia en- que Sc la asegu-
ra la entrevista de los emperadores
en- Berlin no tiene por objeto tratar
de Francia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-11
LOS SUCCESSES DE oMoA,

Tenemos hoy completes detalles acer-
ca ?, de 10 ocnrrido en- la ciudad y puerto
de Omoa de la vecina repdblica de Hon
dufas. La provision del gobierno ha sido
muy ehcaz y la Tornado lego muy opor>
tunamente para hacer comprender que
no estan abandonados su propia suerte
los t lntereses de los espanoles en- Ia citada
repdblca. Recapitulando los hechos na-
ra que Sc comprenda bfen 10 que diremos
deapues, resulta que, al anochecer del Is
de julio, negaron Omoa fuerzas saliva
dofehas, al mando del general Jose Anto.
MO Medina, con objeto de apoderarsa del
castillo y de la poblacion que estaba ocu-
Pada Por faerzas del anterior presidente
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GACBTILLA G A.

FO11etin.-HOy cOmemzamOs q pubIf-
car uno que seguramente ha de agradar q
nuestros lectores. Es una notable leyenda
EN- verso debida a la tecuDda pluma de
nuestro querido y antique amigo D. Jose
E. TRAY. No sabemos que admirar mas ST
la facllidad que este apreciable publicista
tlene para escrlbir tanto y tan ben 10 mis-
mo en- prosa quo en- verso ell artifcio y
naturalldad con que desarrola ell argu-
mento de la obra que hoy empezamos
lnsertar con la competente authorization
del autor. Algunos suscritores Sc nos han
quejado por la talta de amenidad que va
notandose en- ell BoLETIN nos propone-
mos en- 10 adelante Ueuar este voclo.
Historic de los VOIuntariOs-HemO
reclbldo las once prlmeras entregas de la
magn1fca obra con bellos retratos graba-
dos que esta publicando en- Madrid D.
Jose Joaquin Rib6, director de un nuevo
perodlco consagrado especialmente las
Antillas que trae excelentes artfculos
Sc llama FL Eco de 10 Pdtri0. Creemos que
la HIsTORIA DE LOS VoLUNTARIos CUBA
NOS ha de tener gran aeeptacion asf en-
esta como en- la otra isla espanola.
Su agente en- Puerto Rico es D. Pedro
Sayans, empleado de esta imprenta.
Lo osentimOs.-SabemOs que ell ST. Fis-
cal de esta Real Audienca D. Domingo
Garcia Verdugo estd enfermo de algnn
culdado. Hacemos votos por el pronto res
tablecimiento de este entendido funciona-
rio escritor.
AnuariO general del COmerciO de la
lndustria.-A la vista tenemos esta especie
de guia mercantil e industrial que para
1872 ACADIA de publicarse. Els un voldmen
que no debe faltar del escritorio del conner
ciante nj del industrial. Esta encargado
de su venta Ell Sr. Marien.
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Tus hijos no son esos
Que en- arranque alevoso
Sc lanzan del delito los excesos;
Y harto brilla Ell glorioso
Nombre del pueblo digno, sin mancilla,
Y harto en- su historic brlla
La rutilante estrella de su fama
Tratandose de Dios, de Patria y Dana.
Recibid, pues, Sonora,
El de mi admiration pobre tribute
AL yer que en- vez de lagrimas y luto
Quito en- Espana Sc os tributa ahora.
Vuestro nombre, glorioso entire otros nombres,
Me hace exclamar con efusion extrema:
IA quien reserva ell cielo una diadema
Bien la puede Cenir entire los hombree!
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VARIEDADES.
A. s. Nh. la Reina Da Maria Victoria.

Lejos, sonora, del querido suelo
Que la ardiente passion esteriliza
Con su soplo fatal, sembrando ell duelo
Del agostado campo en- la ceniza:
Ageno los embates
De tanta aspiration como Sc lapza
va de la discussion q los combates,
Va al campo del rencor la matanza;
Un corazon leal, puro y sincere,
Un corazon tranqaiio y sin rencores,
Anmado al calor del Sol ibero,
Dasde America os manda sus loores.
De admiration henchido,
Siente hacia vos inmensa simpatla,
Porque lie nabes vencdo
CuaLdo, cansado de so1ar, creia
Que era vana illusion, quimera va ia
Su aspiration hermosa
De ver brillar en- mAgiea ma1ana
en- cielo de oro, de zafr y grana
El primer raYo de ia luz radiosa
Del sol de la virtud, la fortaleza,
La carload y cuanto a Dos es grato,
Undo la belleza
En- celestial conjunto
Para mostrar de Dios, en- fel trasunto,
Ri grandioso esplendor al insensato
Qle 4 dellrar Sc entrega
su poder y su existencia MEGA.
Vos habeis alcanzado
La sabine m1sion de hacer visible
Lo que en- el alma buena esta encerrado
Dos, ell padre amoroso, ell invencible
Esplrtu del bien, de la justicia;
La Providencia santa
Qus al que llora acarioia,
Que al que suoumbe de doloc levanta,
Y pone 81 pan an ell hambriento labio,
Y el aqua en- el sediento
Y la palabra dulce en- ell del sabio
En- las horas de luto y de tormento
Por que pasa sin tino la criatura
Y en- que al eterno abismo sucumbiera
81, dudando del cielo, no sintiera
DE esa hermosa palabra la dulzufa. -.
Vos, generosa y faerte,
Clnendo de virtud santa aureola,
A la terra espanola
Whistles por deber.-Allf la muerte
De agostaros en- flor t;lvo ell encargo
Por mano vii, traidora, mercenaria,
Y de haceros sufr;r, en- trance amargo,
Ell doble horror de yer como SO abrfa
Para otro ser la urna funeraria;
Para ell ser noble y bueno
Que comparte con vos talamo y trono,
Mas la mano de Dios con duro treno
Hizo impotente el criminal encono;
Porque Dos, que os mraba,
Harto, Sonora, ell cora2on vela
Que ell horror de la muerte despreciaba
Porque ell deber cumplia
De afrontarle animoso
AL lado del que un dia
La mano os diera, en- el altar, de esposo
81 otro timbre, Sonora,
Titaios al respeto no os valera
Del alma en- que nobleza Sc atesora,
Ese solo, no mas, sobrado f1era.
Con varoniI taante
Al riesgo fuisteis de que Dios piadoso
Llbraros quiso en- angustioso nstante,
No permitendo que ei delito odoso
De Espana el limpio manto
Con vuestra noble sangre salpicara,
Nj que sus Jos arrancara ell llanto,
Nj sus mejillas ell rubor llevara -.
Espana, patria mia,
To has hecho tn deber cuando en- NAL hor
Una turba aoez, sin frepo, impia
A la madre, Ia reina, la sonora,
q ,Privar de la exlstencia pTetendIa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-11
Ell Boletin de los Voluntarios.

Nuestros amigos y companeros en-
la prensa d. Jose E. TRAY, redactor
de La Voz de Cuba-D. Jose f. Yer
gez, redactor del DiariO de la Mari
0N.-D. Ramon Espinosa de los Mon
teros, redactor de Juan Palomo y don
Mariana Ramiro, redactor de La Vos
de Cuba, acabar de iniciar en- la Ha
bana la publication de un peri6dico
consagrado exclusivamente al Cuerpo
de Voluntarios, y del cual hemos re-
cibido va los tres primeros ndmeros,
Ilenos de preciosos datos professional
les, de documentos y de bier escrtos
art1culos, de varios detalIes, en- fin,
interesant1simos para todos los que
vestimos ell honroso uniforme y muy
especialmente para los jefes, o6ciales
y classes del institute. Deseando es
trechar ell Cuerpo de Voluntarios de
Cube, de que es 6rgano Official ell nue.
vo peri6dico, sus relaciones con sus
hermanos de Puerto-Rico, nos han
remitido varios ejemplares de los tres
ndmeros para qae los colocasemos
entire las personas que gusten suscri
birse. Ell Sr. Administrator del Don
Cd'adido, calle de la Fortaleza, ndme-
70 ~, piso bajo, es ell agente nombra-
do para ell Bo5et1a de Jos Vo110tayios,
en- Puerto-Rico. Lo insigni6cante del
precio de la suscricion, un peso 20
centavos ell trimestre, y la instruc-
tiva y amena lectura que encierran
las columns del BoZetin de los ToZaaa-
tariOs, al mismo tempo que ell deseo
de dar una prueba de estimacion q
los ilustrados companeros nuestros
de la Habana que forman su redac-
cion y a sus hermanos de armas, cree
mos que seran motivos que moveran
a muchos de nuestros amigos q fgu.
rar entire los suscritores del nuevo
colega, q qpien con jdbilo saludamos
Lo que q continuation copiamos, to.
mandolo del prospecto del citado Or
ganos de los Voluntarios, enterarS
mejor a nuestros lectores. Solo nos
queda que advertir que ell nueve
Boletin, ha nombrado en- esta isla ur
corresponsal que relatara en- sus CO.
lumnas todo 10 mas notable que hays
que decir sobre los Voluntarios de
Puerto-Rico. 5a.= .E +
sPronto hara cuatro amos, dice ell pros
pecto, que Ia benemerita institution d,
los VoLuNTARIOs, con SUI actitud firm,
y resuelta, con su decision inquebran
table y SUI elevado patriotismo, fsalv6
Cuba del lazo que le tendia Ia traicio,
s hizo indisoluble Ia integridad >espa6o
Ia, asegurando las conquistas de nuestr
PAtria en- America pronto hara tam
bien cuatro amos que esa INSTITUTION vie
ne siendo para Cuba ell mas frme Sos
ten y la mejor salvaguardia, que sus II
dividuos, con una abnegacon q toda nrne
ba, abandonan ocupaciones, intereses f.
milia, porj pfestar sus servicios. ora !
guardias 8 destacamentos, ora en- Gamma
ma Visldmbrase va en- los leianos terminc
del cielo azul de Cuba la aurora sonrosad
De la paz, con Ia que desaparecera IN
parte de las fatigas, pero no los cuidadc
para los FoLuNTARIOs. Sus servicios pas
SOs @ ueaen que scr tan importantes 8 ma
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-11

A este hecho y la diligencia que mues
tran algunos carlistas en- la frontera y cier-
tos pasos y conferencias, Sc da alguna inn
portancia, suponiendose que intenten al.
gun nuevo esfuerzo para avivar la abati-
da rebellion carlista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-11

mo antecedente que puede servir, quiza,
para llegar la solucion mas conveniente
q los'intereses de nuestros compatriotas
en- Ia expresada rep1olica.
(EzDiayio de la Marina. }.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-11
REMITIDO.

Sr. Redactor del BoLErIN AIERCANTIL.
Juana-Diaz, 6 de Setiembre de 1872.
Muy Sr. mio: Con toda atenoion snplico
V. Sc sirva insertar la siguiente carta
en- su espanollsimo peri6dico, qnedandole
por clio sumamente agradecido su affemo.
amigo y S. S.
@. B. S. NJ.
Francisco ArcllfIIa.
Sr. D. Modesto Archilla.
Morov;s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-11

Habana q agosto Is de 1872.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-11

Jose MunOz Y Garcia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-11

Francisco Arclsf1Ta,
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