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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-10
M[LICIA CIUDADANA.

CJn cate epigrAie trAc e perl6iico
reiormista Don !SsueTo CaHta cldro un
srticulo que no. dice cual es el oh
Js.ta que &c proponen loa que piden
una y otro dia cl arnAmensu del
pueblo
"Ea otra OCCASION, dice, J 4 prop6-
sito dc hAber inicssio este aAanlo
nacstEo callmado colcga III Esiado
Federal. ya dllimos 10 que pensapa.
mos acerca dc Ia necestdad dc que
Ell el pals 90 crcafa IA mihciA ciuda
dana. euerPo aFmaio que, ca nuea
ITO eoanepto, an dada algunn, habfla
ia ulfccar o. 9ab,uTuo 4 e.sa 80
cic lad, la 1nas afnn gAfAasia del g.
dsn 81 mas cxAcan cana nplimienso de-
las Ieyea. Aada" las alsAa da.oa de =.
ltsosissno J II VVlsisaa taletss de qar
81 ha = ansmsaa II taaynfsa Ar -
haht.assca Aa aeaA slessA ensaeatn
mrUta espaa9lA, por qaa pssmsaas ~
psstasi~' psr asafs - pev maatse. n nssr
- IA sseaaass@esse@ pals1sea j ssesai
- 80 Aa eaSemAs 90 rstas wssapsaa
g.x4g@a
=. asgaasss enlsl4As easaHcrs 90
aAessr0 esa4s assega. - qar Haao
Gsos Assiu I1ssa fegaascAenss suasn
.exsal saa~ate Ia 4Asisa. swcaasaabaa
qse - sashssae esas 90 EAeAAAAina J
80 - "a gsAcaas. - fansosea &C i i.
aaa4&s - aaa saa@efa sasas p*rses
go aees1sa agsn2Aaa j AoagMessAe
a&essse gssrhs ss@s. s8sees ! 4Asses
msyss lsssnA. $3.50 sssAsmaa ass.e
- - tmga@sa pAs@ - sas@ asM3as
afts \ E4@s - 80 Il AsaA4ssaA
80 - AA<aa aasss - As 8AAns
ssss pAFsata ssaam@e em ka@4.a
@sss - &c aA~sknas s8sNK.sas - /
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-10
T@ria y practica poitica.

Csas ~ i palsaea - ln6ltsa da
s4hsfn 60 Il sra9 - uaa aoeselmA,
eaanAa Is frro Hoses - sucnden
ssmaaAHsaas~ l4eaAnAn 40 lusa - paa.
-. rtsFfe 80 a. saasrr, dtianda
- 80 - :. cess Go aasssal, &c
see~ - ssrafa - ssnKansAa qnr
EsAeA - sgssas. - nsss sscssmnasn
saAas rasasfas = n - = Aace aas
res - j sesf9eeT rnFnne~a - haf.
80 - lssslas 80 gvaasass. pos sahll
~~s 80 sasa pArA agAAxaFaaa. 80
saaAas - a.aas 80 sesf -. y psFa
salsaf - s4sssass afoalssdo 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-10

dental problema que ninguna naciOn
Sc ha. atrevido a resolver de plano to-
davfa; pero no siendo asf Scon que
fundamento nos echa en- cara nuestro
adversario doctrinas que pueden ser 10
mismo de la escuela de su parti,io que
de la detnuestros iAcaso el colega Sc
encuentra en- disidencia con sns corre-
ligionarios sobre este punto importan-
tfsimo?
Pero 10 que nos ha causado gracia
son los 80 milIones de pesos que dice
ell colega que Puerto-Rico ha pagado
en- siete amos por derechos de expor-
tacion por Ia introduction forzada de
nuestros azucares en- los Estados- Uni
dos. Cuando este leimos creimos que
seria un error de los cajistas de El
ProgrcSO, pero cuando notamos que
reptile por cuatro veces 10 de los 30
millones, NO pudimos menos de la
mentar que de esa manera Sc pretenda
descarriar al vulgo, que, al yer estam77
padas estas cifras en- un perl6dico Sc
rio, creera que ell sistema colonial an
tes y nuestra actual legislation admi
nistrativa ahora, han quitado y estan
quitando cada siete amos 80 millones
a la provincial de Puerto-Rico. Desha-
gamos tan craso error.
Esta desmostrado en- economic po-
Utica que sobre ell consumidor recaen
los impuestos de Ia Importation que
pesan soDre los frutos que compra
procedentes del extranjero Els asf que
los ciudadanos de los Estados- Unidos
cons amen gran parte de nuestros azd-
cares; luego los millones que cueste su
introduction en- sus puertOs los pagan
los americanos, no nosotros Pero, Sc
nos dira los Estados- Unidos nos man
dan Ell mercanclas un equivaiente de
los frutos que nos compran y estas
incurren alintroducirse, en- derechos
que pagael consumidorpuerto-rique
Cierto. Esta es la contribution indi-
recta que satisface en- iusta proportion
de su fortuna, es decir, de su consu
mo. Pero ia cu,nto ascienden estos
derechos que pesan sobre la introduc-
cion americapa y is4bEe la. exportaclon
general! A una pbquefla parte del
total que recauda1 las aduanas. Pc
ro q 80 milIones! 80 millones no 10
recaudan en- siete amos las aduanas de
Puerto Rico sumando todos suS ingre-
sos de importation y exportaclon. No
tenemos a mano datOs para hacer un
calculo exacto. Mas concedamos que
siempre sc hayan recaudado dos mi
llones cuatroc.entos mil pesos como
en- 1871 que fuG uno de los amos en-
que mas han producido nuestras adua
mas: a razon de eSta suma anual en- los
I amos que cita FL ProgreSo, no paga
Puerto-Rico por todos sus derechos dc
Importation y exportaclon mas que
16 milloncs 800 mil pesos, la mltad
de 10 que supone ell colega que nos ha
costado la soIa introduction de Lues
tros trutos en- los Estados Unidos J
el derecho creado por ell general Sanz.
Conce1amos, y es mucho conceder,
que la cuarta parte dc esta suma (que
no la han producido entera las adua-
mas en- I anos) pertenezca a la cKpor-
taclon y a 10 que hemos pagado por
las mercahcias que nos ha envlado el
Norte Amerea1en. este cas9, tendria-
mos que nos habria costa TO en- amos
cuatro nillones 10 que, segdn III Pro,
greso, nos cuesta 80. No pueden lie
yarse mas .alla los errores arltmetlcost
mo- pucdc dcsacreditarse con mas teson
nuestra administration nacIonal.
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Az Insane WoHAS's LEAP.-0ne Of IN {
most miraculous escapes We have heard OF
for some time occurred yesterday morning
About hAlI-psst 10 o'clock. woman nam
ell Mrs Doherty, living Oh straight Shore,
wlo is supposed to be insane, ran out OF
her house in the direction OF the suspen.
aot bridge Several persons set out in
pusiii, but before the woman could 10
cluglt she had reached the precipice on
the right stle Of the river, just above the
sIsps,sion bridge, aud the purs iers were
horrontricken to see her leap.oG A crowd
coon 0llected on the bridge, and the wo-
msn Nas discovered lying mOtiohless at the
bottom + the rocks, near she edge Of the
water tne OF the men pre,ent volunteer
81 to de-cNd and get the woman, who sll
expected VS. dead, and ropes were accord
ingly proeu,d, and be was lOTerej down,
~hen, after securing the woman, both
sere haule' up to the bank TO the great
surprise ofhose present, the only iWIry
she had APPARENTLY received was a slight
braise on Se forebeai rbe precirr pee
IRON which te woman had lehp,d is near
" I'D feet big, ani where che struck is a
s06d bed Of bck st JgLH Tls2r1pb
ICh
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What wou5vdul ding love j. 10 q
ouan' How Il clips hc- TO know hat
rue one II ulwav fond a. her. aud Zee
'oicf, when she fisiccf, o. .orrovs y hen
-hcrr'r, esito be urc tat her fauls are
love aud uhas 'criace j. iairer t. one. at
lessthau faces that are more beautiful
thatue irsat heat hold ber sacred 10 il
inuenost recesscs ,toys all voncu' She
can anything, sgfer ay thiug, titus up
held She grow pretuer uudcr--thc sweet
iuAueesI brighter, linds, stronger, aud
life ems Iuta l,raaste ( heaven, aud
all hdreames are go'jtnl'
The New York herald., 1873-08-15
DENNsyLvANIA RAILROAp.


DENNSyLvANIA RAILROAD.
Il Trains leave New York, IRON foot Of Desbrosses
and Cortaudt streets, as follows
EXPRESS l2r Marrsburg ptiburg the West and South
$50 Il. NJ. sunday 0, Il S.5UP NJ
For Baltimore, washington and the South via Penn
IL 30 and r. NJ. Sunday, 9P NJ -
Exprcss. 3. r9r Ptiads spihia $50 s3oA NJ 1880
Emigra nj and second class, 1852.
f9T isS NsrsSt Si 70 sd 81 sC 20 T. 20 j M Ma
. ?@ $50 = TO- u 80 r NJ and l. night SUNDAY.
For VI Eiia.Seshs SsS "a s:S saS no
iS 2S Ss@ f;lo 4s s:1 s:io ., 6lo $50. az
For RAILWAY S g. 80 L 40. o. $50 loA. NJ, - M. l.
23Q $780, fI9 80 52O b.tO, 6, Ga0 so T. $50
10 Z: M. and IL night sunday 5:2l 6Io and r. NJ
fSr 1 WSoSSsIags 20 sn9 spa Perth AmSoys and 10 M $50
For New Brunswick 7 and s;l0 A. NJ I'm "a AN N
ehqs 80 sP. NJ. and II night Sunday 6:i0 80 and
For Ia st Milestone, slOA. NJ, IAN, 4IO and Z oopM
For Lambertvilie and Pennington, "a. NJ and II N
For PhilIpsburg and Belvidere, and 4 p. NJ
For asP PreehoId faH r. a, a. NJ. t. 2and and and r'M
For Jamssb@rg Pe%esertCPp Camden NJ. and via
Trains arrive ioilows-From Pitlsburg, $50 10 rs
A. NJ. 55 r NJ, daily 6:22 l0;l3 A. NJ. and 56 p NJ,
daily, except Monday From Washington and Bat,
r., $40 4; n, So and ID 1913 ? NJ Sunday. 80 s:so f.
From on %rah.ipeeiPna " s2s B. so 8. 80 lo:iS 20 4 is
Ticket oifces 526 AS ri and S4i Broadway. No. 1
Astcr House and oo OF Desbrosses and Corandt streets
A. ~ CAssAIT ID. w. BOYD, Jr,
'Gencrai Manager General Passenger Agent
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CToNINGToN LINE TO BOSTON

SToNINGTON LINE TO BOSTON
The new steamer RHoDE" "Gsf Gfssfi,Ayp IN. f.steu and
most magnincent steamer anoat leaves Twenty third
street pier East River daily ut 23O r. NJ Direct con-
nection with express trans Narraganse pier Prov
dences ana Boston. Best route 10 White Mountains
splcnaio excursion. TAKE the RHODE ISLAND, remain
on and be back 70 the city att A. NJ the
Steamer sylvan GLEN leaves Peck slip st2 10 r. 4
and conaecu with The RHO0k ISLANn
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DEGULAR CONEY ISLAND BOAr-DAILY ExCCR-
III SONS 10 the seasi0re steamer GENERAL SEDG-
WICK leaves Christopher street. North River At 0:I5 A.
NJ, I2:I5 3l5 y. NJ Franklin street AT III IL IN 31J.
pier NO. North River at $3.50, 1880 $3.50
SARATOGA-DIRECT ROUTE FARE S275 THROUGH,
- via Ci'izens nc elegant daily Saturdays
excepted at r. M. from pier t9 n r., foot OF Leroy
street Excursion tickets Saratoga and return in 30
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL
New and fulipowered steamships,
sailing from New York saturdays Liverpool on
Thursdays calling at Cork Harbor each way
August IT, at III ~ A. NJ
OCEANIC August 23 at p NJ
REPUBLIC. ..........August 80 at 10 A. NJ
ADRIATiC. september B. at r. NJ
From the White Star dock Pavonia ferry. Jersey City.
Passenger accommodations tor all classes unrivalled,
combining safety speed and comfort.
Saloons statcrooms, smoking room and bathrooms in
mdship section, where least motion is felt Surgeons
and stewardess accompany the steamer
Rstes--Saloon $780, gold stserage, $50 In currency
Those wishing 10 send friends the Old Country
Passengers booked and from all parts of America to
Paris, hamburg, Norway, Sweden, India, Australia
China, &c.
Drafts from 81 upwards
For inspection OF pans and other information apply at
the Company Office, - Broadway, New York.
Bills OF lading issued to Continental ports.
j. II. SPARKS, Agent
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NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
IN Weekly TO Queenstown and Liverpool
fortnghtly 10 London direct.
From Piers Nos: ~ and Al North River.
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
GREECE, Thomas. saturday, August l6 II A. NJ.
EGYPT, Grogen.. Saturday August 23 at r. NJ.
CANADA Webster Saturday. August 30 at 80 AN.
SPAIN, Grace. Saturday. september Q, at Pm.
TO LONDON DIRECT
DENMARK. Summer Thursday, August l5 at 10 A. N.
Cabin passage, $40, $50 500, currency Steerage S2g
currency. Return tickets at reduced rates Prepaid
seeragc tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown, London
derry Glasgow, Cardiff Bristol or London At the lowest
rates.
For further Information apply at the Company's
T. W. J. HURST, Manager.
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NREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
VI NEW YORK TO BRISTOL tENGLAND) DIRECT. :
The steamers Of this line will sail from pier Is East
River, as follows
ARRxGON Western. ..........., Wednesday, August U
LArtAND, Jones y ednesday, september3
currency; Excursion Tickets, stu Apply 10 agents ~
South street e. 4. MORGAN'S sons
NrORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN For southampton and Bremen.-The steamship
HANsA, Captain b. sanders will sail on Wednesday, Au-
gust l3 at NJ rom Bremen pier, foot Third street,
Hoboken 70 be followed by steamship WISER, Captain
W; wlngerod, on Saturday, August l& -
Rates OF passage TO London, uavre and Bremen, paw
able In gold or ITS equivalent IN currency
rrsl Chnn
Eor "su ~
Agents, No. Bowling Green ,
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EYES AND EARS.

A RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYBa-T. ). DAVIS IN.
"A ventor and only maker Of the Improved Artificial
correct limitations Of nature In the World N East III
tofnth 1gset between xhisd - fnwb hvsnvee
The New York herald., 1873-08-15
HARLEM STEAMBOAT NOTICE.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS

Commenced Nav II 1873
Harlem boats leave Peck slip tpcr "a East Rlver
eeeptng II A. NJ, Y 80 and 2 P NJ landing It Eleventh
Eighty fourth Astoria O9th and 120th streets B-See
time table where boats land This Is the only line
bridge. j. r. TALLMAN, SUPERINTENDENT.
Sunday boats leave Peck slip at 10 A. NJ and every IS
third street anu Astoria
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE
IN offer extraordinary inducements TO excursion
parties for the great watering place of America
- l. Long Branch
Inc attention OF churches societies, clubs picnic
parties &c. called to the following schedule OF reduced
rates:- - 7T--
Parties Of g, g ana less than LOO q 50 found trip
"i-s' w A' The L East ST. End Hotel, Hotel '''p
tfui lawns croauet base ball and other Mes sure
grounds for the free use of excursioniss, well
the reception OF permanent and transient guests
49,, Rooms and meals at liberal rates.
IL Is the most desirable location the beach, For
iniormation apply at the Companys office 80 Broad
street. Astor House. pier % North River foot Murray
. General Freight and Passenger Agent
M, w. sERAT. superintendent l'tli
ORiENr GREEYP0RT, SHELTER ISLAND SAG
" Harbor and New Suffolk.
Steamer j. R. SCHUYLER
CAPTAIN G. 9. GIBBS,
will leave pier Is East River
foot of Wall street, at b r. NJ.
TUESDAY THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
MONDAY wEpSEsDhYY pIsIa5nlnYY AND FRIDAY.
Leaving Sag Harbor at 4P. M.
Leaving Shelter Island at +. NJ.
Leaving Greenport ut 5:W 7. NJ.
The j. b. SCHUYLER Will leave Sag Harbor for New
Suffolk every Monday morning O'Clock and return
"'e " '''e' po'' o. JOSEPH 7. ROWLAND,
Office 06 South street.
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NOTICE.

MONDAY NEXT, 18TH,
the folio wing
Artists appear
in conjunction with
the present company -
JOHN HART,
COOL BURGESS,
j. II. BUDWORrH,
MCKEE
and
ROGERS,
and the first of the
KIRAlFI BROTHERS.
European Specialtlcs-
the stockholm Wonder,
the great
Herr CARL LIND,
he receiving $3.50 q week
In R)ld.
A new Burlesquc by the
CHAPMAN SISTERS,
MONDAY next,
August le, 1873
The New York herald., 1873-08-15

THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANYS
i iron mail steamship
HAMMONIA
Captain voss will sail Thursday, August 2 at 2P.
NJ. for Hamburg,
taking passengers New York Plymouth, London.
First cabin, $l20 Second cabin, ST.
steerage, $50, pay able in United States gold
ECNHARDT a CO, G. B. RICHARD BOAS.
General Agents. General Passenger Agents
81 Broad street. New York. 6l broadway, New York.
The HOLSATIA will sail August 8
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q.
re ssppSi1tsS e :sii ss iOicws: lamar,
Ilfs o. as,.ss:Sy aSssssSsy' u. 10 noon
fES 51ES 81 4:s::;
ss,ss sssf isssSsy rom
Cabin. so. ,ss ~, f IS OF PASSAGE.
top ID 500 goA, according to accommOda.
;sSune scum a.: mip t>esets at low rates
o fspsi
upsa" Pa 4 SS2 currency
SSsy Ssa%s1E and Paris a reduced S' Taiss '"'
praits m % issued a. lowest rates =. ,,o
IS sqS apply
o,nnsSs1 % assay '$SaS% S2LE st5;.S. Agent; 70
s. CREAa faun S. as ~ sea cneiaSst s
wS s9S Car na S Rue aks f
gs 2 ssS sih aTf bsT York.
wsaa Aug Aug @ sssSI ssSp
"a: 4 wss s:$ ss
all upper deck thus securing good light and
TO GLASGOW HAEHs lVnsPod Po 9AsSaf6 oR
Sat Steamers Wed. Steamers
Cabins .....,.;..... SIS ana SIS s7Sands sdS
steerage, $50 CURRENCY
81 g issued
~ 'i0"eSi praas for any amount nt current rates.
''i Es aSyEp9S fsy Agents
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE sD NAIL
ess % i S ss ns SSa
81 LAuRENr Roussan. saturday. Septeber
VILE DU HAvKE, surmoni Saturday. October
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD dNCLUDING wINE)
E oaS sRsi. : ssc9DS Il 9pduceS SsS Tsts. s
These steamers do not carry steerage PASSENGERS.
Continent oi Europe, BY taking this ipe avoid both
the t % o%S Of
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent. bs Broadway
CuNARD LINE vor,or
With the view of diminishing the chances OF collision
the steamers OF this line will henceiorth specified
on the outward Passage from Queenstown New York
Or Boston crcsng meridian Of 80 at 4s la or nothing to
hs o%sxaa rasssss crossing the meridian OF so
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
New York and S2p EyespSo SA% Salps Ysk e Cork HarDo
:seoT1x %saay August AusussS % % Aug
S @ sAhAskix ssSayy sssSSsy sept Apf g
na s New
York Steamers marked thus do not carry steerags
se sRs @ oa
terms Steerage $50, currency; Steerage tickets from
lowest rates freight and cabin passage apply the
III SS FGMgs ng ns For
- or toP. n. DU VkRNkT,
Clark and Randolph streets, Chicago Ill.
The New York herald., 1873-08-15

S1I BROADWAY,
Olf Theatre Comique.
Mr.. JOSH HART,
sole Proprietor.
Last four
performances
of the present
Programme,
in which the
CHAPMAN SISTERS.
RIGL SISTERS,
CLAIRE SISTERS,
EGAN and EDWARDS,
the Child Wonder,
little
JENNIE YEAMENS.,
RALPH and TOOLEY,
JOHN WILLIAMS
and 30 others
in Grand Olio
and the CHAPMAN SIS
TERS' BURLESQUE,
Little lA Z
Don Giovanni,
CHAPMAN SISTERS,
HARRY ALLEN
and the
Entire Company.
MATINEE WEONES
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TINTED STATES PASSPORTS ISSUED BY A. c.
~ wILLMARTH, United States Court Couse, Il Cham
bers street.
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PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD INCLUDING WINE)
To BREST OR HAVRE.
} First Cabin, $l15; Second Cabin, $7a
Excursion Tickets mt reduced rates.
These steamers do not carry steerage passencers
American travellers going to or returning from the
Continent OF Europe, by taking this line avoid both
transit by English railway and the discomforts of
ing the Channel, besides saving time, trouble and
GEORGE MACKENZIE Agent bS Broadway
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CTATE LINE.
- NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL.
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY
These elegant new Clyde built steamers will sail from
State Line pier, Fulton ferry, Brooklyn, N. T. as
lows .f'N
august 20
PENksYLVANIA. .Wedne sday, September
Wednesday, September IL
and every alternate Wedne day thereafter taking pas
sengers through rates to all Of Great Britain and
ireland, Norway, sweden Denmark and Germany.
Drafts Tor e or upYaEdG-~-
For freight and passage apply to I'D.
AUSTIN BALDWIN co. Agents, No. 70 Broadway.
steerage passage ONCE, No. 4a Broadway.
EoR. CARDIFF. BRISTOL. LONDON AND ALL
The South Wales Atlantic Steamship Company's new
first class steamships will sail from Pennsylvania Rail-
road wharf Jersey City. as follows:-
First cabin passage SIS and $50 currency; second
cabin, $ba currency steerago $33 currency. Prepaid
steeragc Ceruhcat from Cardiff S3s: currency. Drafts
'0' = "'a W pxRCfiiBxGIp Hi mBXx1ER Co xsenis
IL aU a.as IL broadway New York
TINTED STATES NAIL LINE-sTEAN TO QUEENS.
" town and Liverpool
sailing every Wednesday.
IDAHO. Guard August ~ r. NJ
from pier Is North River "
Cabin Passage, $50 gold: Steerage, $50 currency.
Prepaid tickets $50 currency. .
Passengers booked TO and from Paris. Hamburg, Nor
way and Sweden, &c Drafts on Ireland, England
France and Germany AT lowest rates Apply to
WILLIAMS GUlON. % Broadway.
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CuNARD LINE. NOTICE
With the view Of diminishing the chances OF collision
the steamers OF this line will henceorth take specified
Tor all seasons OF the year.
On the outward Passage from to New York
Boston, crossing meridian Of 81 at 43 at nothing to
the north of a.
On the Homeward Passage crossing the meridian OF 30
at ~ lat nothing to the north OF AZ.
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MeCARrNEY.-In the city of Oconto

McCARTNET-In the city of Oconto,
Ocg. Dist, 1873, Agnes Amanda, diu-h-
ter OF Geo. ". a.d Aleilhe Mccartney,
a.ed ytars, > months and : DAYS.
A..rr seven weeks Of suffering, stern
relentless death came AMI to,x the dear
Hyrle one ia it, icy embrace. Tears and
anguish could not stay the coming. Low
ing mother and fond father shen YOU have
consigned yoar little treasure to tie sol
cmn grave, which i, to b. the guardian Il
her precious dust, You viii pause to listen
10 vain to her lovng prAttie which Was
your ,arrliy joy; only As memory viii love
IL take Is d .nt and fold her wIa-s oyer
Your dear little Ages.
TIE rsss,s feel deeply he Isss ST ths
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httlc treasure. and nay the hope that somo
day ws shall be reunited wiki "ur DEL arted
friends console lie serving hearts
g The L,ri gave, and tie Lort Laz .ak
en- Away and may God hep every stricken
heart TO rcsT oni, - B iessed be the name
Of the Lord" The sympathy fer the be-
reaved parents was shown by the larss.- CON
course that attended tie fan RI.
liza tsez7 ii,-.e I.r.7s-' sa1Ile.
AID I-y st.5l n j br.s=-:
FRO. ctigB e sh4 In "a ST..
II -r IS ~ si-s.
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Grateful Thousands procIai,
=
Person can take these Bitters

EGAR BITTERS the most wonderful In
yigoraut that ever sustained the siukin
system.
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TO the
~ e. ue IN heEemVn
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Tie steamers Aipena AMI Manitow1 DC, OF
Cooiiicl's iine, have Ia 4 az = e s-a,cu.
The >hebo, gam j. The my -ilewseel str.
n running along tia west shore.
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Cor Skin Diseases. Errntinns Tot.

FOr NkIn IJI>tastN. LruptIoNs. Tct-
ter. SaIt-Rhcum. K.utchc'. Spots. p.mp.cs.
pustu.cs, Bo5ls, CarbUnccs. Ring worms.
Sca!d-head Sore Eyes. Eryripe.as. Itch
and Diseases Of the Skin Of whatever name
og nature, are literally dug up and carried
out Of the system in short time By the use
@! these B,ftgrs
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The scow Z. c. Dutts : stranded on the
ras' shore, and an expedition he, left here
70 render assistance. Her condition j. not
.nn.Nn
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CITY ITEMS.
Notice

Having Just formed a Col artnershir
~Ilh my Son, under the firm name I
B.e.cr i Son desire ull Chose indebted
- the old firm to ca and settle tile same
ImmeIinreIc, 20 a. 70 balance all old ac
coants before entering on the new.
ABAM ESER.
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MARINE NEWS.

Tie SOFA Ella Dyrk Is ashore on taa
5uu.L Niutgu Islauis.
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Bilious, Remittent and Inter.

mIttent EcYprS. which are so preYa-
lent in the valleys OF our great rivers
throughout the United States, especially
those of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri,
Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan-
sas. Red, Colorado, Brazos, Rio Grande,
Pearl, Alabama, Mobile. Savannah. Ro-
anoke, james. and many others, with
their vast tributaries, throughout our
entire country during the Summer and
Autumn, and remarkably so during sea-
sons Of unusual heat and dryness, are
invariably accompanied by extensive de-
engagements Of the stomach and liver,
and other abdominal visccra. In their
treatment, purEatirc, cXerting pow
crful influence upon these various or
gans is essentially necessary. There
is no cathartic for the purpose equal 10
DIX. j. WALKERS VINEGAR BITrERS,
as they viii speedily remove the dark
colorcd visc!d matter with which the
. bowels are loaded, At the same time
stimulating the secyct.on5 Of the liver,
and generally restoring the healthy
functions of tho dirrSfiyr organs.