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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-11

FoLICE.-On osth OF woman named
Warner. Mrs. Dunnegau was brought before
Justice Reynolds, this morning, charged
with selling liquor without license aud ssIlI
Ing liquor to minors. Mrs. Warner testified
that Mrs. Dnnnsgan had cold liquor to her
son young msu named Evans, who was .
minor. The young man also swore that he
had. drank liquor st her plaos. Mrs. Dun
nsssu brought forward at lease twelve wit.
nesses who oil testided that she had never
sold liquor to the piaintid's son. On ths
selling without license che wss held 10 the
sum Of $3.50 for an appearances OF Court. 10
the other case she was discharged and the
plaintiff made to pay the costs. Mrs. Dun,
negan gave the required bail and was set
free. Judging from portion of the evil
dence 10 the cases their was an Intention to
levy black mail from Mrs. Dunnegan. She
informed our reporter that the Warner wol
man offered to withdraw the charges 10 Mrs
D. would give her. $25. This she refused
to do aud the Gases went to trial 81 above.
This case grew out Of the s.sbbing ufftsy oi
Saturday night 40 account Of which will be
published elsewhere. Ga ti..,st 7'i-'
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: Newport Initial.

: JHst received at the Post Office News
room 200 boxes of Newport Initial Tinted
Papers. 1t isby farths incest initisI pap,
ever brought to this place. The ladies are
respectfully invited to cali in and examine
IL. 1t iS neat and uobby. -
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Cassbisnos hest rival In dog recently
left by bis owner, . druggist 10 his store in
Sebec, Maine. The store vas burned, and
the dog stood st % opon door aud refused
(so runs the local accoopt), 10 the absence
Of his master. to leave bic post, although evs
cry effort was madsby The bystsndsrs %
call him away.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-11

A we'll Richard Nicely was drilling ID
the sand iast week on the Kuappeubarssr
farm, near Dogtown, when the oil conn
msnced to flow in lstgs stream. But BY
some accident the rig caught flrs and vss
burned to the ground, however, before the
production could be estimated or utilized.
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THE OIL FIELD.
VICINITY OF PARKER CITY.


The we'll ou the Turner farm, about three
miles west Of Parker City, owned BY W. D.
Robinson, Of Kittanniue, aud osters, has
been drilled tc the third sand aud tubed
this week. So far but little oil has been
obtained.
NJ. s. Adams we'll, near Maple Furnace,
10 down 900 feet.
VICINITY OF KARxs CITY. Wy
A we'll located on lease No. 4, owned b,
Armistead aud others, on the Riddle farss,
struck the sand on Monday OF Last wesk,
after which I. ontlnued to'How large qusn-
ti.iss Of OIL o. thsdrill,ug psosresssd. It's
thought shis we'll viii prove, good for 100
barrels per day. = = ......... -.
TIE we'll located on lease No. IA, Riddle
farm, has been pumping for about two
weeks and is considered good for 60 barrsls
per day. This well was sunk BY Armistead
and others, but since commencing to pump
Il has been sold to Captain Grace.
ra- VICINITY OF MILLERsTowN. N 'sa
Mckinney Bros, and Galley, have five
wells drilling on their property, consisting
OF about 300 acres, which covers the mont
sdjoiping the development These gentle
men control this large tract, which doubt
less will all prove to be good territory, and
are determined under the present pressure
10 business to drill no more wells. They
are daily refusing leases, believing II impru.
dent TO continue or encourage m1re drilling.
They believe 90 strongly In this policy that
out OF eight wells started but five will be
drilled at present.
The Shreve we'll, the first struck In the
vicinity Of MHlerstown, which for long
time yielded l35 barrels per day, 10 now
yielding about 80 barrels. Ga
The Preston we'll, on Hemphill farm, near
Millerstowu, struck the sand few days ego,
snd 10 now pumping Is barrels per day.
Tho Howe we'll, on the Paul Mopssnou
fsrm, ssrnck the sand on Tuesday and 10 re-
ported as doing $50 b.rrsis 81 dfi
The Jones well, the second struck, yield
ed l40 barrels for some time, and 10 now
yielding about 90. IfI
The Lambine well started at 400. barrels
and 10 now yielding Is barrels per day.
Oilmsn's Journal.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-11

Some coIored thieves in Harrisburg, who
we're In the habit Of knocking coal Off pas/
sing trains With poles, kaocked brake
man of the other day BY mistake. He
proved hot ccai 10 th cir hands.
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We hear rumors on toe street this FORE
noon Of the striking Of ,ifteen hundred
bssrel flowing we'll near tbs, Troutman wsll]
Owned by W. ". Thompson, Of Titusyille.
Fifty cent oil may bs looked for soon.
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We uoticed the genial couutensnce OF our
former townsmsn, Mr.. J. NJ. Dickey, fu
town on Saturday. Mr.. D. hes hosts OF
friends here and bis visits are always vel
come. a.i,l.Jr. lu d-ipl asH
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The reason why young ladies ere so
anxious to get husbands is because every
woman is amiss until she is married.
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Geld at l p. m. li5x
The Present Panic

We are really in the midst OF . b usfness
panic, which like oil has little 10 rest upon.
Panic is fright, AND fright Is cowsrdly. So
It to-day. Our bsnicky oil market would
cease, if half the facts we're looked at and
Ahe producer were not coward. -, a.. .,ss
Ia the frst place the besss exaggesAts tss
production. 1t is based on the product Of
few big strikes while the ''head''\ is on yet,
but the tIath is tbeS,ow prices have closed
down hundreds Of wells everywhere above
and below. Nothing Is done anywhere COM
parativety spsakingN to increase The pros.
duct Of small wells. Benzine And torpedoes
arc but little used, while the volume Of ,oi
is steadily shrinking from TidioatStto Ar-'
gyle Oh one sido and Turkey City on the
other. The increase 10 limited to email
area where "hsads" will soon be of. Proc
daction To-day is probably not over 5000
barrels and certainly won't vary q thousand
either way, while the bears csll IL q, 900 q
$4,000. The present string Of wells are
completed, and the drill stops till spring.
No new rigs are building anywhere or by
anybody, and the last winter proves the
lower country could not be drilled to any
extent 10 cold weather, aud beipse even
that sets in the product of to-day win be Of
one-.hird.
The price to-day ought to be not less than
two dollars. The facts show It. But the
necessities of the producer are pressing aud
the cheek and rapacIty Of the capitslists ha.
no limit Falsehoods, wild esRpore, every
artfnl dodge that can 60 ovss tbe wires is
daily fesorted to, that the price may 20
down and ths producer be compelled to sell
his oil at say price, and auaI'y bis property
H'so to tbe pisresaid capitalist. So soon ~
the oil and territory is gobbled up these
so,rs vii! bs transformed into buiis. The
press will TEEN With data showing how
light the production is, how little oil 10 bold
in this country, and how long 1t will be DO,
FORE other wells cen ba pnt down TO increase
the production. ,sgtsItAN
II the producer will only look facts In the
face. panicky prices will stop. The Roch-
ester City Gas Light Company have salts,
Ned themselves that petroleum at $40 PET
barrel Is cheaper than bituminous coal, givs
leg better light too. Their appsrstus 10
now changed. and ready for use Tue success
attending ths.lighting of Rochester City With
petroleum gas will speedily revolutioa,zs
the gas business everywhere, and within two
years the cities OF America aud Europe will
be lii with petroleum gas. 80 with tha drill
stopped for seven months, with the produc-
tioa one-half what it is now called (2S, ,O0O)
and with the demand trebbled for gas pur>
poses, all in the immediate iulure, 1t argues
Well for good prices. II the prodncsr had
any hack bone, or would act 10 unison ,ior
one week, o would go to two dollars and
the spectators that fatten on cur Industry
have to pay a fair value ior our product.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-11

Hon. Jossph Brown, Of Erie, 10 In town,
stopping at the Central House. "Josspb"
Iwears the same benign smile % OF yore.
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Three more snorqAas flowing wells in
the down river region. Oil market flatter
Than Dutch pancake 10 consequence.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-11

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at IL o'clock A. M. and I
o'clock p. M.,shy the PessoS W. G. gBuRcH.
ARD. Sabbath School at 12l4, dire csly
after forenoon service. u n
Prayer Meeting and Sabbath School
Teachers Meeting Tuesday evenings OF
each week. 10 80 s--s's. ~
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-11

A Troy man tried moral snasion to keen
the boys from stealing his cherries, bu !
while he was tendsrly talking to- one, the
Other four stole bic dog. l..ltr,..-.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-11

Butter per pound and eggs psr dozen are
each ls cents 10 Kittsuning.
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Y Pete Conver, Of the Forest Press, sehs
how they go TO camp meeting In Forest
county as fAllows. Pete is an irreverans
cuss: .gr ssA szss -
Camp meeting has commenced near Lick,
iugvlIle, stwhich wifi Be possibly = few
toals saved, probably more nade, and Ger
taiulyr asisaslnalIy dsmn<dto hell 10 q
profsne wsy. Kegs, dem jobus, jugs. dbo'-
ties, cansesos sed thunder mugss have besu
dlled with whisiy for the oeessIou.. and
the people are 0ss,bAlliag from the tonr
winds OF heaven. They go 10 carriages F.,
osbs, carts aud lumbseswsgons-soms we'll
mounted, and others with crippire and Srow
bsiss, mules and asses, Son, pack ssddIss,
sheep Skius, ossA socks and bareback.
''Tbsu that hsvs monsy ride 10 chsfsss,
And then that have aaassmust walk, byJa-
'a sus!" 'aFSSss ~
but al. Tsss ME population 60 10 som.
style ee other, and many Of the busy bodies
end industrious. NE g.
sousso thsre to serve the Lord
Y Others go to save board. .
Some 60 there 70 save their souls,
Some to iriumph st the polls
Some 10 joinain psslm and prayer,
Some to drink and fight sod swear-
rh' Some gro an and shont, =,
While Others revel;
Some pray devont, ~
30 Some raise the devil
i A semi-serio-lu ludiosous tumble,
\ By grace q graceIess rough apdSiumbls
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-11

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services every Sabbath at IL A. NJ. and
~ z. n. Sabbath School at l216 P. NJ.
eats tee. A cordial Invitation extend.
ed II, all.
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Peuo 'eun Centre Daily Record.
IRVINE service.

ret. Centre, Pa., Monday, August II
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-11

A DANGEROUS WEAPON "A man was
banged the other day at San FIR ancisco lot
murder with a weapon of peculiarly dso'
gsrous, and for . loag time mysterious MAJ
ture. This is sand club, formed BY 6lnng
an eel skin with sand. When this iustru'
msnt was fret brought into use the authori/
/ ties were greatly puzzled by deaths, appsr-
entity from violence, yet no marks could b
found on the outside Of the body. A burg
isr was finally csptured with sand clu9 10
bis possessiou made ont Of "a eel skin STUFFED
with sand. Bsiug closely questioned be rx'
plained its use. When the victim 10 struck,
for instance on the head, be drops insensi-
BILE and soon dies from congestion Of the
brain. Often the sksll suffers no injury
from the stroke and u sds psssou s,rueh re-
covers ssnsibility be gradually relspses into
. condition Of idiecy. Sometimes man
struck on the body will be knocked down
BY the peculiar force Of the blow, and feel
no immediate results from It. In q few
weeks, however, the flesh " III begin to moD
lily under the line ofbow and rot down to
the bone. Heller, the celebrated pianist, is
supposed to have met his death 10 Mexico
from . stroke Of this diabolical weapon. .,
T. ---As-------ssAN -
THE BUTLER PRIsoNERs.-Mrs. Snyder
and Jno, w. Foreman, 10 Butler, % rspors
ed last wesks he'd ssh:ariug Saturday Ai'ss-
noon before Justice Keek, at that place.
During tbesfiAi Nfa Snyder wsps when she
could not make the Justice believe with her
that 1t was oholers from which her husband
was suffering, or that . spider had gone into
the coffee to battle aud poisoned u. The
testimony Of the attending physicians was
taken, which went to show that arsenic had
been found 10 the coffee, aud that Snyder
bad drank too much ofitto kill him. One
ofthe neighbors testified that Foreman was
in the habit Of kissing MrA Snyder, and
that she offered no apparent resistance, &s .
10 view Of eli this the parties were commit
ted for trial. f-..l .l.3 1yt. -f
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REV. G.. MOORE, Pastor.
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Local Notices.

~ The Post Office Newsroom T.,
Fountain 10 now running in full bl,%S wv
Cali and try glaes Of Ice cool soda % v,.
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Dicken's s'BQs''
Just issued in paper cover by the ps,..
sons. Price Is cents, and for sale At % ~
Post Office NswsrOom.
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A. q. Of U. w.
Liberty Lodge No. Z, A. o. Of q. W.,
meets every Monday evening at IN o'clock.
n odd Fellows Hall, Petroleum Centre,
Penn'u.
JAMES WILSON, n. W.
+ JAMES 8. WHITE. X.
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4. q. of R. NJ. tstt
Mihnek,unee Tribe No. 1888, I. o. r. N
OF Pe'rolsum Centre, meets every Thursday
evening in Good Templar's Hall.
~ Council fires lighted att o'clock
r. 81. II. HOWE, Sachem.
C. L JUKES. Chief Of Records. , q.
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Geo. P. Rowell & Co,

fot Circnlar, or enclose 25 cents for their Cns
Hundred Pago Pamphlet. containing ing
the cost of advertising, also many useful hints 70
advertisers and account Of the experiences oi
men who are known a. Successful AdveI'
ttsers. This firm are pr0prietors Of the Amer
can Newspaper Advertising Agensy,
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TO Advertisors.-All persons who contem
plate making contracts with newspapers for the
insertion oSAoSertisements should send to
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The Lambine well started at 400 barrels
land 10 now yielding IS barrels per day.
rOilmau's Journal.
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Escriban1a p6blica.

Habi6ndose dispuesto ppr el Sr, Alcalde ma
yor del Distrito de San francisco de esta Ciu-
dad, Sc saque de nuevo subasta una estancia
rsdcada en- el barrio de Cayey jurisdiction dc
Rio-piedras de la pertenencia de d. Bonocio
Caselas de quien es apoderado especial D. Ma
nuel Leandro Garcia, tasada en- ochoo nail ocho-
cientas ochenta pesetas, constante dicha estan-
ca de ciento veinte una cuerda de terreno,
alto de pasto y maleza, seIs idem de vega, cua-
trO palmas de cocos paridoras treinta de ja-
guas; debiendo celebrarse el acto en- la sala
de este Juzgado y simultaneamente en- el de Paz
de Rio-piedras, de ocho q la nueve Gle la mana, :,
ma del dia dezy y ocho del entrante mesde AoIll
Sc anuncia sal pdblico para la concurrencia de
licitadores. Puerto-Rico diez Y ocho de Mario
de mil ochocientos setenta tres-Maartc'o
Guerra. ID
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SEVERE BAsTON

Y abraZar extensamente II negocio de mercanciaa.
Tambien tengo 81 gusto de participar nj respeta-
bic pnbico de esta Isia q mis- antigu1s amigos y
Telaconados, que On mi casa hallarau slempre todo
10 mas selectoy escogido de los princpaes mercados
dc Europa en- los que tcngo extensas relacpnes pa
ra poder ofrecer mis- parToquanoa los meIores pre-
clos de Ia plaza y una gran election pintados y
en- tod claGe da mercancfas.
I1ebtendo teuer rconstantemente una gran existen-
oia do manufactures II acionacs tnglesas franecsas
yalemanas los e0mpradorus d. IL Ia hal aran STEM
pre- OCCASION de pToyeerss ou mi Qua sau franciseo
u lie astienlos cspecialps por I'll baratara copv~
nieuoa
In Mario proximo espera Ia casa su segundo cal
kAInento. Puerto Rico u fsiireFo de 1873. a-131
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CERVEZA.

Inglesa superior acreditada marca
Castillo: 400 barriles de botellas,
100 idem de medias botellas, reci-
bida de Glasgow por bergantin ing.
Braayliano.
Tambien Sc ha recibido cerveza
Potter en- botellas y medias botellas.
Seodetalla, almacen de j. Eusta-
quio Cabrera. Cruz 10. -3-6
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Prensa de imprlmir,

Sc yende una rnENsrrA MKcASIcA DE HiERgo
nueva, tcUn Ia rama dcms arteulos dc imposicious
propi4 para nprmir taTgetas, ef.qaetas pera calas
do tahaco b0tatlaa. mAFqWil - para cgafgtlus ~
Ia patina midc Q pnlgadas inglcsas poT dc ancho,
toda Ia lTeastta "a palgadas NADIA mas aprupoalto
para ana Iabca de tahacos quo ntklt nA IT ssd
Sc hAlia do manifesto eu Ia iuipronta dc la AWfss
na caiie de- Ia Hort scxa doudo impundran dc 81 pFr
oo al quo IL iutertsa. 80
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PERDIDA.

Sc ha estraviado una 0rden girada en- II de Febre-
TO dc 1913 por los Srcs. Sala Davia y Compa de Gu
rabo cargo de los Sres B. Borrsis herIn amos de
csta plaza 6rien de u. Pedro j. Berr.os por $40
mOne1a corrente baio 81 mum l285S tiene ei rec bl
puesto por IL Sr Berries.
Habello stdu saliaiacha con In cxpedlda por dn-
pllcado, queia nala d. ntugun vaior Ia exprestda
iihrauza rst-avtada 2-3
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CIRCULAR.

Con esta fecha hemos tornado una sociedad
melcantil de la que @ s0cio comanditario el Sr.
ID. Leo ardo Igaravidez para dedicarros al ia
mo dc mercancias, la cual girara en- esta plaza
bgjo la razon dc Girona, Guitlernlety Comp
Puerto Rico febrero Is de lS73.-Jose Girona.
Luis Guillermetv 1-3
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Harlna de trigo.

Flor de for 1920 barriles, $50 sa-
cos de 4 arrob4s, 70 sacos garbanzas
de Castillo, Introducido hoy por ber-
gantin espanol Isabel.
Sc detalla almacen de j. Eusta-
quio Cabrera.-Cruz 19. 1-6
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PERDIDA.

Sc han perdido seis pedacitos del billete n1-
nero 5,523 de la loterfa de la Habana que Sc ha
de jugar ell 81 de mario. La persona que Sc los
haya encoutrado puede devOlverlos en- la quin-
10, Sc le gratificara con dos pedacitos de dicho
billete.
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La pdaTa baTca laciOnaI San JOSE

Saldra para Cadiz Y Barcelona 4 la mayor bre-
vedad possible. Admite carga flete y paEage-
ros q los que ofrece ell mejor trato su conoeido
cap. d. Juan B. Domonech. La despachan sta
cosignatarios, Iriarte hermano de CMacena y
COmDa-Marina. 3-6
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Disolucion de Sociedad.

Disuelta Ia casa de comercio, que en- este pueblo
graba baio In razo1 d. Vicente Pujals Sc ha hecho
cargo de todas exstencias elias perteneclentes
desde % de Noviembre nltimo la nueva socIedad
fOrmada con Ia viuda de aQuel demo ominada vicente
Alfonso Comp Humacao II dc marc de 1873. I'D
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'Aviso al pGblico.

Dsueta de comun acuerdo desde el Is del pr6xi-
mo pasado enero la sociedad Francisco Baston v ca
de 10 que fnf fundador s0cio eomanditario, me he
hceho cargo de la antigua casa donde giraba aque-
LA eonooida por HI sol de Oro.-San Francisco
45 para seguir mis- negocios adclante bajo la ra
~ Aa
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DE PUERI.
ORGANO DEL PARTIDO DB Los RSI
PERDIDA.

Sc le ha extraviado un pobre ciego un billie
te enterO ntmero 1854 de la loterfa de PtO Rico
del dia % del cOrriente mes suplica al que sc
10 haya encOntra 10 10 devuelva casa del Sr.
Saftib ba1ez ademas de hacer una obra de Carl
dad, 10 agradecera.
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EN- 5 PESOS.

SO ycnds un MuSTRAbp9 on baaa eatAdns pfnr8a
para pulperfa Il otgo eaGablra4u.nuto. ss dNaa"iua
O. dc vata& largo. DsrAu ea Ia ilaPseata de
la Marina callr de la Fugtaiuxa &-s
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Para Barcelona.

La pOlacra espaflola Emilia SUI captain !
nuel Carbonell saldra directamente para I'd
celona q la mayor brevedad possible admite car
ga fiete pasageros. Viuda de Was y Comp.
Cruz 3. 2-3
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Iona de hilo para bu-

qnes Zorro de caulaa para cnnnFadu Ia eAtfrsaA
sin costnFa pues tAsue &vafaa utrdia ssx aa1ltns
foTroe dr Iona do Eodua taaaali0M pAfa cansas ID
hierr0en casa ar r. Haanoa. r. 3
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SALaDAs.

Mario 19.-Para s. Thomas gol. esp. Rdpido
AZ tOn patron Font, en- lastre.
10.-Para 5. Thomas goi. esp. Mercedes 50 ton
hatrOn Piedras, con azlicar.
10.-Para La Habana vap. ing. Corsica II 81 ton
cap. West con correspondence carga general.
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Para Cadiz.

Elbergantin goeta espalol Bruja su captain
ID. Mateo Mahigues admite carga flete pasa-
geros con destino Cadiz saldra 4 Ia mayor bre-
vedad possible. Viuda de Was y Compa Cruz 3.
c-S
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PARTE MERCANTIL.
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.
EETRADAs.

Mario 19-De S. Thomas en- 10 h0ras yap. ing
Corsica 1884 ton. cap West, con pasager0s.
19.-De Halifax en- Is dias berg gol. ing. Edna
11s ton. cap. Simpon, con salazones.
19.-De CayO HuesO en- 81 dias corbeta de he
lice amer. de guerra NiDsi 600 ton. A cailones 104
triples. al mando de su comandante Phythian
19.-De S. Thomas en- da berg. gol ing. Red
Rose 145 ton. cap. Allen. en- lastre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-21
ANO XXXIII.

Este periodico publica los domingos, microbes
v6rnes cuando las circunstancias 10 exigen Sc dan
acances suplementos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-21
ULlINAS MODaS DE- PARIS
PARALAPRIMAVERADEl8' l8'

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10 III Sol de ORR. ~
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PRECIos DE ANUNCIos.

Hasta seis kneas de impression, fits. pa
sando, 5 cts la Inca. Los suscritores pagaran
cts. Los anuncios por meses amos Sc publicaran
precios convencionaes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-21
Ell Buen Precio
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