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DIED.

SICK-0n Thursday, May sth, Mrs. ELLEN
NORA, wife of John G. Sick, aged 2j years.
Due notice of the funeral viii be given.
LIGON-Departed this Ii on the 2ith Of
April, 1873, BENZ. H. LIGoN, Jr., in his 3lst
year, the only child OF DR.. Benz. H. Ligon, OF
Fayette county, Tennessee,
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate
ON
Saturday, May 81, 1873.

No. 425O-IR the Second Chancery Court of
Shelby county, Tennessee,-Isaiah Stout VS..
j. KestOn ct al.
Q1 virtue OF an order OF sale made in the
ID above cause on the 2d ApriI- ISzs I will
sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder
in 'front.' OF the Clerks Office Of the Second
Chaneery Court, Greenlaw Opera House,
Second street, in the city of Memphis. Ten,
nessee, on
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1t ANING this day purchased the interest of
IL 4. n. Patton IN the OMNIBUS BUSI-
Agents Of the Memphis and Charleston and
Memphis and Little Rock Railroads. would
respectfully solicit q continuance OF the same
to the new firm OF p. NJ. Patterson * Co.
myy ROBERT GALL AWAY
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AT WASHINGTON.


| WASHINGTON, May S.-No action has
| yet been taken by the government in
relation to the death of Chief-Justice
Chase. The President is expected to go
10 New York direct, and viii be joined
there 10y members Of the cabinet.
Secretary Richardson will tomorrow
issue an order paying a tribute of re-
spect to the memory of the late chief
justice, in which the secretary will al
lude TO the past services of the deceased.
AS the head of the treasury department.
Secretary Richardson will also direct
that the department be closed Saturday
next, and that the building be draped
in mourning for thirty days.
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
INDIANAPoLIs, May S.-A meeting of
the members of the bench and bar of
this city was held at the United States
courtroom this morning to take suita-
BILE action concerning the death of Chief
Justice Chase. There were present, be-
sides the members Of the bar, Governor
Hendricks, the judge of the supreme
court, and Judge Gresham of the United
States district court. Appropriate reso-
lutiOns were passed, and the courts ad-
jOurned until tomorrow.
AT BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Nav SIN the United
States district court this morning, the
district attorney announced the death
Of Chief Justice Chase, and moved an
adjournment. Judge Giles, after al
luding in appropriate terms to the life
and public services of the deceased,
adjourned the court. None of the city
courts were in session to-day. A meet
ing OF the bar was called for tomorrow.
to take proper action in regard to the
death OF Chief Justice Chase.
AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, May S.-The United
States court has adjourned till Saturday.
in respect 10 the memory Of Chief-Jus-
tice Chase. The Hamilton district court
and the supreme court adjourned at
noon and held meeting this afternoon,
preliminary to bar meeting to be held
next Saturday, at the United States
district courtroom, to pass resolutions of
respect.
AT RICHMOND.
RICHMOND, May S.-The bar and
Judiciary of this city met to-day and
adopted resolutions expressive of the
loss the country has suffered by the
death of Chief-Justice Chase. The
courts were adjourned in respect to his |
memory, and the newspapers generally |
have eulOgistic notices of the deceased. !
The feeling of regret among the people |
is very general.
AT EVANSVILLE.
EVANSVILLE, IND, May S.-The |
courts in this city have adjourned. The
office Of the United States court was
dTaped in mourning, aud the colofs were /
displayed at half-mast on the court
house, as a tribute of respect to the
memory Of Chief-Justice Chase.
AT LITTLE ROCK.
LITTLE Rock, May S.-Al the courts
adjourned to-day out of respect to the /
memory of the late Chief Justice Chase.
Appropriate speeches were made aud
resolutions adopted.
AT ALBANY, NEW YORK.
ALBANY, May s.-The senate adopted
esolntlons Of respect TO the memory Of
Chief Justice Chase.
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rhe MeahOdisis and the Vanderbilt UDE-
varsity

NASHVILLE, May S.-Bishops Ma
rion, Paine, Pierce, Keever, Daggatt,
Wrightman, Kavanaugh and McTyeire,
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
south, are in annual session in the build
ings of the Southern Methodist book
concern, in this city. They are proceed
ing actively with their church business,
and will probably adjourn the session by
the twelfth instant The board of trus-
tees of the Vanderbilt university are
also in session, an'l viii determine this
week whether to locate the same in
Nashville or Edgefeld.
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Bishop aIeIIyaIne's FuneraI.

CINCINNATI, May S.-The body of
Bishop McIlvaine arrived this morn
ing, and was conveyed to his late resi-
denee in Clifton. Tomorrow morning,
early, It viii be conveyed to st. Pau5s
church, whence, at eleven O'Clock, it
viii be removed, in procession, to Christ
church, where the funeral services viii
be performed. In the evening, Right
Rev. Bishop Lee, of Delaware, win
preach the funeral sermon. Quite a
large attendance of clergy from abroad
is expected. Bishop Hellmuth. lord
bishop Of Huron, is here, with his Sec
rotary; also, Areh-deacon and Canon
Balch. A large number of Ohio clergy
have alraadv arrival
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTTCE

-Na5V-FAO NVLLLEss
fIfhE stated communication OF soutb 4.
Il Memphis Lodge, No. fIS, viii be held -
TINS tFRIDAI( evening. May san, Am
"a O'Clock, for dispatch OF business
All n. MS are fraternaiIy invited
BY order BEN X. RULLEN. W. Al.
A. j. WHEELER, Secretary. nsvq
MOrninS-Class No. q.
%, IS, 5, IL, u, 81, Il, l, 81, 4, 2, s.
Egenins-CIass no. IS.
As, 81, p, q, 50, 5, 40, S., a, 0, ., la
Memphis, this slh day OF May, 1858.
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RumOrs Of The POpe's Death.

LONDON, May S.-A dispatch from
Rome to the Standard says the pope re-
ceived pilgrims from France on Mon
day, against the advice of his physi.
clans, and was very much prostrated
after the audience. The same dispatch
says it is generally believed the pope is
dead, but nothing to confirm this belief
has been received in London.
A dispatch from Rome, dated later,
says: 1.-THE pope to-day received a det,u-
tation from Spain, who brought a large
contribution from the faithful. In reply
to their address the Pope exhorted them
to take warning from the recent events
in Spain, and hoped the princes and
people would return to christianity and
morality" -
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LORdeR Items.

LONDON, May Sit is rumored that
the Spanish government is manufaetur-
ing a large amount of paper currency.
which it intends forcing into circulation.
Official inquiry into the loss of the At
lantie viii soon be commenced at Liver
pool. Ralph Waldo Emerson is at
Stratford-On- a Won
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

T HAVE this day sold to ROBERT GALLA-
L WAY nay entire half interest in the
OMNIBUS LINE
of Patterson & Patton. The debts and liabil-
ties viii be settled by P. NJ. Patterson. / re-
tarn thanks TO the public for a liberal share of
patronage, and most respectfully solicit a con-
unuance Of the same for my successors.
L. n. PATTON,
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PARSONS, KANSAS, May Slight
dead bodies, including one of child
eighteen months old, have been found
under the house of the Bender family,
thirteen miles west of here, in LaBelle
county, and near which the body of
Senator York's brother was found. The
Bender family left the country about
two weeks ago, but the excitement is so
great, and the determination to bring
the guilty parties to justice so strong
that no effort viii be spared to effect
their arrest.
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CURRENT NEWS.
Death OF Cakes Ames- Railroad News
Horrible Developments Of Murder
By the Bender Family.
The Congressional Convention RumOr:
Regarding the Pope-Nickel COun-
terfeiters ARRESTED in Ar
kansas.
The Days Events in New York City
StOkes's NeW-Trial Scheme Falls
Criminal, Casual and
General.
Deast. of Oakes Ames.
Kaiser William.

BOSTON, May S.-Oakes Ames died a
thirty minutes past nine O'Clock to
night.
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BRAsHEAR CITY.

BRAsHEAR CITY, May S.--About for
~ mounted MetrOpolitans crossed the
Asehe Today, en- route to st. Martins
vnie: The balance, about fifty, returned
70 New Orleans this evening. The
Ohited states troops are still here await
ing transportation. Arrangements had
been made for transportation, with the
agreement that deputy United States
"a marshal snould not accompany them.
Inc boat they Were to leave Oh came in
slght, out, from some unknown cause.
turned back in the direction of Frank
Iln, leaving the troops on the wharf.
Ehey Were very much disappointed on
seeing the boat turn back, appearing
lxiOus to reach their destination, The
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NEW IBERIA.

NEW IBERIA, May S.-Couriers ar
irving from st. Martinsville this evening
report skirmishing all day, with no seri-
ous results so far. Badger came out of
town this evening with his Napoleon
twelye-pounder and about twenty-five
men, but after firing few rounds was
compelled to beat q hasty retreat, large
bodies of citizens being on all sides and
rapidly closing in on him. The citizens
are Ia excellent spirits and want for
nothing, wagons coming with supplies
from all points and long distances. De-
Blanc can capture the town at any time
he feels so disposed, but the object Is
more to resist the Kellogg government
than to have any blood split. Several
MetropOlitans deserted TO-DAY. LARGE
numbers Of citizens are ready to move
when called upon.
LATER. - The latest advices from
St. Martinsville report the situa-
ton unchanged. During the skirn-
ish yesterday afternoon a young
lady, sixteen years of aga was
wounded in the neck, and one man
in the arm. 1t appears that the police
fired ON some houses, thinking there
We're armed men within. Badeer,s no
sitiOn is considered precarious, and his
retreat may be expected at any time.
The mayor of the town has been i'm
prisoned for high treason. The number
of Metropolitans wounded is less than
heretofore reported. The people here
are less excited to-day, but firm. All
look for startling news. Some white
men were heard urging negroes to take
up arms yesterday, and one threatened
to buck and gag one of our best citizens
for disc0unteDaneing such proceeding.
The project, however, has failed SO far
as the negroes are concerned they say
1t is not their fight.
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LONDON, May s.-A passenger train
ran Off the track near Shrewsbury, and
dashed down a steep embankment
The carriages were badly wrecked, and
four persons killed and many injured.
Total ROus OF the Ca-iisIs.
MADRID, May s.-0eieial dispatches
announce a total rout of the Cariisi
forces, under the personal command Of
Dorregaray. Railway trains from Bada-
JOS and Andalusia were stopped, yester-
day, by armed men, who robbed the
passengers and baggage wagons.
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spanish News.

| MADRID, May S.-The Inhabitants OF
Gerou, having informed Captain-Gen-
eral Velarde that if his order directing
] the country people to abandon their
/ farms and retire into the cities, was an
nulled, they would rally against the
Cariists, the obnoxious order has been
annulled. The Carlists have suf-
fered some severe defeats in the last few
davc
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BERLIN, May s.-The emperor left st.
Petersburg to-day ON his return to this
city, and is expected to arrive here on
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Malt House Burned.
A Train wrecked.

LOUISVILLE, May s.-This evening,
the number seven passenger train for
Cincinnati over the short-line road was
thrown from the track by a switch
which had been moved by some ma
licious person, and the engineer and
fireman slightly injured. Nobody else
was injured, although the engine, bag
gage ear, two passenger and one sleep
ing coach were thrown off the track.
The train was delayed one hour and a
half The track is now clear. This is
the first accident of any kind for five
nOnthS
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WASHINGTON, May s.-The attorney
general has decided that under an act OF
1873, all compensation for services to the
government by the Union Pacific COM
pany upon its railroads, Of any kind, is
to be retained so long as any interest in
the United States, by the company, up
on its bonds, remain unpaid; that the
railroad ofthe company across the bridge
at Omaha is one of the railroads TO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-08
Con inter6s al p6blico

I'm licenciado de- la Gaartia CiyiI n oaiallcYta.
desea oehparse en ca lt~nner p1nFu ltr IA fsla aua
plaza d. ler g. n,ayO datno magsrat stItlaugr
guaola serene dn hacie.dt, stInsle t.lpgs dc
veer1narlo tiehs dscamentn> l.salea qna Ia saFan-
tlzan personaS one Tespundcn. ha tslsetnega ado
las plazas de Ter 2 lnaS orlnno rl do. Easrssska
de cana de cafe. lss que pod an mfr ~ Dsfl-
Ianse por coIreo o dcl Rsior modn u Jes6 AruAa
maestro carpinteto, fetnae mum cn al aEls qnsea
dc acuerio con el isteresado pasaF q iafafsaas~p
COZ los que Ia socitrn, enrnts otto cunap HrtU
81 hlclese faita amOaa saleian pTouto il c1sssr&-
tacIon para eylar ua visic EapshA "A
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LA BORINQUEN.
CATALA, B0RRAS Y COMP:

Los ducfIo de este cre,iitado establscmento ofre
cen e-tnsuy yaratlo surtido de eaftfcuios de
dad dlft"ilcs de enumerar, per0 van os detaar al
gun"s, esp I n so sIryan haeeTuos una vista para
dcs ugdn3 tauto IN c8lIdAd dc los articu.os
prscios sum9ulentu m0dicos
Botas de Sras ~ Ts. haas. poaaaH q q RS, "a
patos para mos bet'ues para bombres uiTps. po.
t.ina p8ra ulias, pol ses. enaguas borta ~, pan
..tsoeea paEs @rs. ctmisas. cam.etts, me0tas, ia
1ueits ~ 5refoe De pAuAWa hau-. trefincs az
diuutIos, necus tie tot8s ciHAe+. cuEaTrs, dc
ilorss. Rulrnaiaas. soInbrcrus Il nltt a mudn para
Srss. u u -. ffem UWFl atrs~, curhHt1s ane H.
guantesd acre tditadu f4bri rante JwyIul para SF H.
ca} aliCrC~, ah u9os. -ul ts, Fwbertvr DC porte
ta0a, @DTras, tIws4. eorHAt nara huubreE sIaS..
hi'0 da das elase- poT f.ltim1 ma.li fcn va
sIa.io ri tilo psTfumsrta de t4d clates 81 tp.
n liz lies dos et.ieves nar naniesaa T-i&
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-08
Hotel del ".Universo." :"

Ell one suscribe haoe presente sus muchos Y
buenos amigos tanto de Ia Isla cOmo de afneTa Que
tenleudo que ansentarse por algun tempo ha toma-
do todas las pEeca1ciones necesarias para qne los
Srs que concurreu su casa ell AsOtel del Uni.
verso qne queden complacidos tanto 6 mas que
hasta ahora para 10 cual queda al fren6e del esa-
bfcimiento D. nofre Ncolan cryo bnen car4cter
Y aInabnidad va conocdO dc muchos, ignAlmen
te ii do "a espOsa. Y amh0s estau ntsresados la
mnt ha couourrencla v que queden atisfechos los
hrespedes del hospedaie para que asi reoouiieaden
ell e4tableciniento q sus amigos.
IuertO- Ricn y d. Marzn &c 1812.-Gahrel OhraAor
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Hotel de los Vapores.

La duena de este estable ;imieuto particpa sus
muchos aloigOs al pub leo general no ser eier-
one dicho hotel dele do funcionar como aigunas
p6rao1aa hao an dItto, s!n) que sjgue teuleUdo la
nena la gran satisfHccio de Ofreeer los flnTes
yiageros c0modo decente hospedage,
2eente meaa, Ii thlta tiOBes e"paciosas frescas
M esmeTa> o trato el servicio, como veraD los
Sres yIagero3 que guston hourarme con hospedsje
Tambieu hay mesa redUndG para los senor qua
quieran apouArse por mase4, 80 srven bateas, to-
OreciO~ fn03icrs - .Inan de Puerto Rico de
Ahril ds S78 AM E.aACsE' Ian
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Suspension dc rifa.

Ia rttA dr Ia casa prople I'D de u Miguel Mtrto-
tsi eftnada en oi aptrloda Cangffi8~. quo hab "a du
etretnaT~e ri snssusf It Ii t0trria lr prrsauto
i4'e. 10 ttaslsa pare 81 que elsetuar r1 81
7htt4 fte 0n JUNO GToxt4 puf tpneF sohr anti 6
$40 1iste@ qass - peLsirr. efueso supliea Sr
4u# 4an teutdo IA bon lnd au lunraria conan nI,
Ftyuuoe. viFvan roHfvdrrlrs HE.s at ma sr eia
fUwft1-ik4eo ~ do niAy . de 1913 t0-i2
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ALAACGN De R0PA | AlAIRERIA
d. - CKWnA n COMP
SAN FRANCISCO sa. PUERTO RICO.

Lee Saraes del r8iAda 80 aheri tAsstp. acassAm d.
nE18@geeF aks8fak las esU 81 4 stx kss
sssa aesf1 e a4fet N4EaA E4ssf ssAss Ns6H esr 4
}n seasstsgsesa dx .aaa eesxHgsF e@5ts4es paabs
asgsss o.. .sasstAaa asaka8s sssaszee & sea~
4ssta *aEsa a4 s. a*Fssssa Nfea &seas sAsssssssss
kSBaak## f ss #a p Ef&& 8.a F8A assa fsaa
sksaa A. es8sss Maa#a@a @ esaeea assasa aaassa AVE-
&fs@ e ~ s#sa erHs aKA#a gAsa - s4ssaAE4sus. j
tHA Isl aAssAH 10 sssseMi IS
K@ea ssN saA san 81 ssssE segasa - s4eee rs hass
AeN Ksss*9s es sssfRss sse E@sa as ns q asas
a* = Fs@hssa@ sssfA Eas afs6gsaasfss sae# Sse
eeass faN gas F*ss ss W. eAswassA Hs4sMesaM sasH
taee@s9s eM Ssts u f8@ 88Sm lgAksass sA Sc 81
tesats ssatf sis esA.tAa Sseasaes Nas8 "a
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DEPUERTO PRlNCIPR.

He padecido por muchos amos del NAL de Higs
do IL frascos dc Pildoras dc Bzisto me han 0u-
RADIO radicalmentc." Carlos P. Nora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-08

JuniO Para Aguad LA demas puntos de
su ruta vap. cost nero esp PetdyO G03 ton. cap.
MilagrOs con car2a general Y pastgero@.
PARA Eabp III tti no vaD. frances D6ciddre
759 ton cap. Lame, con carga general v pas q.
Para la II ,bana vap. esp. Pedro j. Piddl
1442 ton. cap. d. Pedro Sagre, .on "arga psgs.
Para Fajardp gol. esp, FVaydiaa 65 ton
patron Lanuza, con mercancias y 2 pasageros
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Cuchihlia, QuipaDeris J FtDIeteIia.

Sc ACADIA de recibir un gan surtido por el va
por aerto. Rico procedente de Liverpool la
cual SO reaiza por. mayor al detail precios
m6dicos en- La ViscaiRa 5. Francisco 80 de Pa
bio Ubarri. $3.50 5-12
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Avis J al p6blico.

FL Gucfo del Hotci l3I ''COru1@sa" partcipa sus
faVorecadores, do haber trasladadoG la calle
do - Justo n? 10 encna del esta ulecimiento to titua
do Los Precjos Eiies," donae ofrece un esmerado
trato mesa album a9te serYida COZ toto e6uero
linpieza cQntand0 para ESQ con un buen cocInero
Iambien cfrece mesa redOnda los 5ses que gusten
ven1r ccmsT por moses precios m0dicos bateas
precos 20nvencional.s. Manuel Rodriguez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-08
Medidas metricas.

Para cubcar s0lidos lfqudos con la comp paracion
de las ann hoy usadas, hay de cuero, de acero,
fiji, MADEIRA zinc Las medidas de metro vara pro-
m &C
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Lamparas colgantes.,

Quinques. para sobre mesa, linternas para "a
guam, faroles TARA coches, Y tp1a caSe de apa-
ratOs de alUmhra 10 en- gran variedad de formas
V classes SO realizan en- La Vizcdiad S. Francis
co 80 de Pablo Uharri 5-l2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-08
Romanas p'ataforma.

Bombas de doble preston, tarrajas, cadenas,
tornilos de todas classes, clavazon, pintura, ma
chetes pc rillOs mOrunos, azadas, maquinas
Pablo Ubarri. 5-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-08
@ J O

En- el pueblo de- Yabncoa In drsaparrcidn un
cahalo de las scfas >ig gtientes cnlor zstiio am
rll0, un lucrro en li fIente y 0tro eu el hortsn
IA de alzada. pasn corfu una berruga ru IL
ahuja. I'll que ln eutrrgur Il Sn Iaeno ID. Alanuei
Nadal sera gratiic.tdo. IaOucoa unyo "a de 1870
r. a
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Liquidation de Socied id

Por fallecimiento do nueetro s6cio comauditario
ID Antonio arbonellv habcr ysncldo 81 'ermtua do
nuestro con ratio ocial qucda dt-l. fcnha
kIqudac on Ia socipdad mprea tl que sirtbs 81 ~.
u plaza balo Ia razOn de Puig Vida c. PueTto-
Rlc0 30 de mayo dc 1877 k--pniS Vidai 8 C- q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-08
Vinagre de yema.

I 90 vine 10 Bafpssw auusskns ! = ...a.v
RaTrafon. Vino sls Barslssss - = -
Malaga. Op0rEa. NA IssM III SeFNes
AmarRu, hgnmsiy iuwss @essaaaess
! ~ or. htrO.-F. IaAssA. sssaa
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GIROS.

b. Borras Hermanos, del Comercio de esta
Plaza, giran sobre Alicante Barcelona, Bilbao,
Cadiz, Cornha, Ferrol, Habana, Lngo, Madrid,
Malaga, Orense, Palma do Mallorca Padron,
Pontevedra, Rvadeo Seyiila, Santiago ,Santau-
der, Tarragona, Tny, Valencia, VigO, Vivero,
Nilasarcla aragoza.-pucrto Rico 10 de
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

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ntfsen esas amigos al publseu un general en
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PARTE MERCANTIL.
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.
ENTR AsSAS.

Junio 7-De 8. Thomas en- 10 horas vap. fran.
D6cidarc 753 ton. cap. Ltin6 con pasIgerOs.
7-De la C0run en IL das vaD. esp. Pedro 81.
PidGI l4t2 ton. cap. d. Pedro Sagre. con carga
general pasagerOs.
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Quinques. Quinques
PAROLES Y LAMPARAS.

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