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The Northern Fresbytcriuns Enjoying
Themselves.

The members of the Presbyterian General
Assembly in Baltimore turned from labor to
relrc>hment on Thursday night. They We're
entertained al a public reception ut Lell.
mann Hall 10y Mrs. Isabella Brown. The
main hail WAS ia>,e!ullv decorated with
Unit Il states ila~~ ana wrrath> of evergreen
which cnciirIrd the pillars and hung in fc>-
toon, from the walls.
The guests were received by Dr. j. &.
Backu>, OF the FIRST church Or. J. T.
smith. OF the Central church; Or. ID. j.
BraIc, OF the Light-Strect church; and Rev.
j. VI. Wilson, Of the Dolphin-Strcct church.
who constituted the committee of arrange.
ment>.
Conspicuous among the guests in the
dinln"-Il,ll were tour colorcd commissioners
10 The Assembly. They are Robert White
of Charlotte. \. c.: Henry Fuller, of Gaskin
Prcslytrrl Washington james. OF sumter
:. C., and VI. G.. Johnson, Of lillsboro. ). {,
They are all elders. but since it first con
rrucd they have taken no part In the pro-
crcdiu"> except to vote.
Before departing. at 10 T.. NJ, about Il hur'
drcd of the commissioners formed Il circle
in the main hall, and, with joined ands,
sung the Star->wugled Banner" ard
Aud Lang Syne." All expressed them
selves IL delighted with the evenings re-
union. although no ladies were present.
During the session of Thursday the Mode
rator appointed the following committees :
70 confer with the Southern Church with a
view tu rtuion-- ). j. NicollS, ID. d.,
Of ST. Louis; Rev. II. J. Van Dyke. ID. d.,
Of BROOKLYN; Rev. Ebenrzcr Erskinc, ID.
d.. of Carlisle. Pa. Hon. }. X. Moorehcad,
of Pittsburgh. Pa. Hon. }. W. Edwards, OF
New York. 70 confer with the Independ.
cnt SYNOD Of Missouri Rev Cyrus Dickson,
u. d., oi New York Rev. X. w. Patterson
ID d., of Chicago; Rev. c. y. Foote, of St
Louis; Hon. William Strong, LII. d..
Assistant Justice of the Supreme Court !;
James Richardson. Esq, Of St. Louis.
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The Richmond (Va.) papers make light OF
the acicyelney. OF the California man who
lIa> photographed racc-horse at full speed.
Tarv say the Richmond atis', have fre'
1uri.lly photographed the flight Of the pis-
tol bullet and the cannon Exchange.
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CONVICTION AND SENTENCE OF A CoL0REr
Man FOR MURDER The st. siary'S Beacon
Lconardtown, 81. Mary's county, Md. states
HAT Tno:m> Jackson (colurcd) WIS on the
18th instant convicted OF the murder o!
james Schoticld, April 3, 1878, in the Cir
cult Court, Judges Ford and Ma.rudcr The
lrv rendered Il verdict of murder in the
first degree. Schoticld was northern man,
engaged in keeping store, where he slept.
After Tie murder the premises were fired.
~rLoticlu at one time resided ut Hampton,
Va. and wa. thrty-tWo years of age. Two
rolorcd men were ut first arrested, CHARGED
with tie murder, arson, and robbery. The
trial of jackson began on Friday, 10th in
slant.
The case was prosecuted by j. Z. Crane,
Ed. States attorney, with James L. Black.
i,tone assisting. and Combs L Downs and
james II. Wilson for prisoner. The jury
were out only twenty-five minutes. The
evidence was mainly circumstanlial, goods
belonging to ScloticId having been found on
the prisoner, and witnesses were brought
forward to prove that he had proposed TO
Them ito make Il raid = on Schotield. On
the last day of the trial. and during the
closing argument for the defence, the pr
soner. Thomas Jackson, was noticed TO leave
the criminal box, and Immediately cries OF
"stoD him :" .stop him !" 1.-The count
house is ialIing!" "the grand jury Is COM
in- through !" rcsounded through the court
room, and for moment the greatest IlllaSl-
! nable excitement and confusion preFaliea'
When order was restored it was a>cer,
tanned That the grand inry was safe; tm''
nothing was falling, and that the prisoner
had left thc clIlprit':; box mol 10 cscIpc, bil'
in RESPONSE to :, supposed sign To HIM from
an officer of the court. which the prisoner
interpreted rs call to him 10 leave Tue ooA
and come where The officer was stahuihs
dickson was sentenced TO dealn ny 1u"s'
Ford, the prisoner making rahDiins s.a.e
menl, declaring that be had bought Tue la'a
goods found i'll his possession from TWO 'nel
OH the road.
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d" Earpahannock River Improvement,
We" atr @iad 10 bear, is 10 be continued with
'a ioItnrr delay. Major n. II. Hutton and
jt"" William l'"pp, engineers and as.
't~1tII- Of Colonel trai.Aill, arrived here
thursday, and will, rs soon rs The weatlt /
t:"It~, rcIunyc the wrecks and make the
'~'rs-9ly surveys Tor fun cleaning ont
."rt'"r -~ fredericksburg Acms.
A'o9"sD, Illinois, opened IL new opera.
|IDuac with u grand baWl last week.
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ttIFtt WHICH Is AOT BITTER. The New
"'h >"" -ay~ That 4 company has been or
'/'@ 'h ttd city, with Il capital at $500
'"i 'in miniifa"lurr Of butter from >tlct
Hu'I iroui the Siauchter-h0uscs 1t is
".""'d. placed III Il boiler with is much
"e' IN bHIk a> Itself, where il i, melted,
'vius" membrane going to the bottom,
".H Substance floats and is removed, the
'a''h" eliminated, and about thirteen per
'... milk added To the fatty product.
a' "HuIr j. rtlurned. Welding butter at
+'l 'ar usual cost Of the article.
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WOOD AND COAL.

EUEL AT Low PRICES.-Hayng to
Il take another yard, IT, my present one Is TO be
built upon I'm a few months. To avoid moving II
will self from this date the best ANTHRACITE TALL
sizrsl and CUMBERLAND coal tunc4ualled for
steam Irlrp,ses) at reduced prices Also, CLOVER
HILL COAL. cox E.and tH1NE-SAW ED and
SILT WOOD, prepared only at my steam factory.
III Main street, anu Ninth and Cary streets.
my l3-i.Jri j. Il. WATKINS.
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THOMAS BALMER Il CO.,
4 IMPORTERS,
1917 CARY STREET,
offer a conn lete assortment OF FANCY GRbCE-
RIES and WINES, Including
PEEK FREAS CRACKERS,
ALBERT BISCUITS,
LEA < PERRINS'S WoRCEsTERSIIIRES SAUCE
COLMAS'S MUSTARD,
COXE'S GELATISE,
MACaROSI,
MORTOS's ENGLISH PICKLES,
CANNED TOMATOES,
CANNED PEACHES,
NlSSLUw'S CORN,
RASS's Ale. bottled by Hilbert:
ALISOp'S ALE, bottled bv Hilbert;
t;UISSESS's PORTER. bottledby Hilbert
GUISSEss'S PORTER bottled by Burke;
HESSESSY BRANDY,
iSASSI SHERRY.
HANGERS MOUNTAIN WIIIsKEY,
BRASDEROuRG TABLE uiL. ap3
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.' ~0--..">tipn Of the name OF Mr.. James
~, "l itIrhmond, Va, Tor the Russian
-'"h + worthy one. As southern
IN Nf. Lyons j. marked by Ia!e com
.'i" HrN"nr>> Of judgment and libcralty
-'liIh"n, Morally aud intellectually ne
'..''i@ 4 high character and wielu~ al tX-
"'''r Influence. Ills selection would honor
49, r""ntry and the Administrator 81
."'s LIo5c iH.puHitcnm).
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-24

The LIQUOR TRADE. The organ OF the
liquor interest in New York has taken pains n,
to collect and group all the factS connerleu
with the trade in this country: The amount
of tax on spirits collected by the Cnlted
Stairs in 1872 was S49, 475,5l6.36 This re-
presents about 100000, 900 gallons worth %n at
wholesale So, 100000, but which brought
at retail, about S3I7 100000. This aSgre-
gatc~ Il money interest Of over 500, o,ooo.
The beer trade pays il tax to the Govern
lncnt Of SS.5,3, 49S. 4G. This represents re,
tail value of over $2l2 ,0o0, 600, winch, adoeo
10 the value nf the article 10 the nantilac-
turrr>, represents Il money interest OF about
$500, 900 900. The wine trade represents an
interest Of SI1,00h,O00 The import trade
of liquors, beer, and wine represents re-
tail valuc at liquor, Of SGT DOT, 900; of beer,
&. 500 900; OF wines. S!35 100000, OK total
of Deary SlG5, c00,GGO. Added To all this,
the capital invested in buildings and ma
chincry, etc, together with the expenses
connected directly and indirectly With the
trade. the footing is ut least II 500, 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-24

GENERAL IMsoDEN RISES TO ExpLAIS.-Thc
London Times of the lst instant, i'll il "city
ur,iclr,' says:
The Nirginlan bondholders have been
invited to conference in the hall Of the
Council of Foreign Bondholders on Monday
next TO hear the explanation from General
Imbodep, late member of the Finance Com
mttee OF Virginia, on the cause OF the pre-
sent cmbarlusSments and on the prospects
Of the restoration of the state credit
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KICUMOSD, MAY II, Isi5
THE CO-PARTNERSHTP heretofore ex.
Il listing between c. LsttiGEl'r CO. Is hereby
diss0lyed by nu. ual consent
The business will htrrsft,r he conducted under
the name aud style Of PHILLIPS & JENNINGS
V have on hand large assor:ine OF all kinds
OF UPHULSTERIS,i GOODS, which we offer to
our pa;runs &C law prices.
CARPETS. OILcLVrHS. CHINA MATING
OF all kinds and grades;
C0RNiCEs, DAMASK and LACE CURTAINS;
pAPEls-HANGINGS,
MATS, RUGS.&r. -
Franklin streets
All orders promptly attended " In town and
.nnntrv. my l7-lm
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7 POWERS & son,
COMMISSION NERO HANTS.
AND
Wholesale PROhEGF AND PRUNISIOE
DEALERS,
1910 MAIN STREET,
have hand The following goods for sale cheap I"
prompt customers:
20 halt-barrels spu-ed PIGS FEET, Something
nice
l5oo bushels choice PEACHBLOW POTATOES,
In store and tn arrive:
5nn barrels cliOlce EXTRA FLOUR,
$50 barrels SUPER FLOUR,
$50 barrels choice FAMILY FLOUR,
so hogshcads No, SHOULDER BACON.
10 'i'rres SuGAR-CURED CANFASSFbHAalS.
various brands:
80 barrel, new North Carolina CUT litRRINGS.
30 barrels new North Carolina GhuS> HER
RINGS.
IS tubs clIoi"c NEW BrTTER.
~ boxes good Ia choice CHEESE.
100 bags FANCY PEANUTS.
100 bags BLACK PEAS, for following:
100 bushels WHITE tORN.
loo boxes BRUCE'S SOAR.
We shall I've pleased 10 sec our friends ut any
time. NV u
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rHESApEhkE AND OHIO KALI
" Rod ON and after 9Th May. 1873, tho pass en-
gyr triins Will run ~ follows:
WESTWARD

rHESApEhkE AND OHIO RAIL
" RDt ON AMI after 9Th May. 1913, t'sr pls en-
ger trlina VIII run ~ follows:
WESTWARD.
VAIL TRAtE.-Ica,rS Richmond $50 y NJ:
uaII.y except SUNDAY. c1nnetSi:C Win :" IL
Va NJ. Il g. y. railroad ut t.or,lons'ill" ana thar-
,ottesviiIr. and arrives at White sulphur Springs
ENTREES TRAIN.-Icarfs Richmond at 10 l..
W DAll.Y except SATURDAY, connecting at Gorioiis-
vii with W. C., VA. NJ. e. :. ,ilroad trains Tor
i.,nrhhurg aud southwest, AMI strives ri HUNT
ngt,n AT $40 +. VI next ,ay. Steamer leaves Hunt
ilgtDn on arrtr; al the train. and arrives AT Gin
ciunati at & O'Clock next nornn2.
This train stops between Richmond ana Mhite
Sulnhur only al Junction. GorJonsyic. Charlottes-
vile, staunton Goshen, Millhrr", and toyingon
ACCOMMODATIONS TEAlN.-!.ca'rs Richm"nd
at s:io L. NJ. DAILY except Sunday. anu ARRIVES III
t;urluusyille ut sas u. NJ.
EASTWARD.
steamer leaves Cincinnati 1T 1 i. VI. DAILY eN-
rclt unay aud arrives At Huntington III "A.
VI. ncNr day, connecting with EXPRESS train
tXPRtS~ HR slA.--lease> huntington at w ~:
VI DAILY rAc.pi Sund,y, aud arrives at hicilln0ih
nj l.3U 4 Nj. next day, connecting WIN traiiS
g,4ng south and will jam river steamer ior NOT
Richmond only at Junct ion, t,ouinns,ile, tnar-
| Iottesyille Stiunion Goshen Millhoro, ana Cow
ingtuB. :,
DAILY except sundays connecting with W, C., Va.
VI Il c. :. railroad at tharlottesville anu Goroohs-
vile. and arrives NJ Richmond ST. M.
ACCOMMODATION IRAlS.-Leares G"rd?,is-
| vile $50 4. NJ. DAILY except SUNDAY. cohhcrung
train from Lynchurg aud southwest. and arrives at
| Richmond lC:lS \. NJ.
| For further information inquire at the company
| office un Broad Scv-u,ccnih street.
A. II. PERRY, General superintendent.
| JAMES +. SErnkRLAEp, General Ticket Agent
| my3
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Hjtlmond nispattI1,
Farnlytlrc.

.>vyKr>N MAY -. 1878
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RAILROAD LINES.
81 % ~ M M - -
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,
RICHMoSD, May q, ls73.
SPECIAL NOTTCE.-OwiDg to a break
- In the r at no freight viii be received at TIL
ONCE till TUESDAY NE GHRR nm 9 wa 1ess1fk
my 2t-2t General Freight and Wicket Agent
RICHMoNp AND DASvILLE kAlLAoAD Co'
OFFICE ENGINEER AID SuPERtNTESnEST. (
RICHMOND. "a, May, 1919.
Going WEST.-Train No. (through
~ passenger, leaves Richmond daily Except Sun.
davsl ut 5:Io 4. NJ: leaves nnrlle ~ 1873 r. d.
arrives at Greensboro at $50 p. NJ. ,.os p,.,
Train No. Nynchburg pass'rgerl leaves hlcn-
n nond daily at 9 4. NJ. arrives ut Lynchour9 IL
Train No Y Through mail aud PASSENGER, e s.,s
ar 1911 l.. ~. arrives AT Greensboro daily at LIS
GOING EAST.
Train No. Through malt and express) fcases
Greensboro .3ily nj i;0 A. NJ: leaves DanVlle
daily at ~. \. NJ; arrives ~ Richmond daily at
Train No. Through passeugerI leaves Green's
boro daily except sunda! 81 at ll:Io 4. NJ leaves
r P" 4. AZ 10. w. ,,~s
bnrp iaIIy NJ o 4. ST.: leaves Burkevine at las p.
". arrives at Richmond at 1870 l.. NJ
Trains Nos. , and IL connect af Greensboro win
trains Oh the North Carolina railroad Tor all p'''s
south. 49,
Train No /: CONNECTS at Greensb",o' With train
for Raleigh arriving there 1t 1:c5 A. NJ Passengers
.,,yiug Raleigh at 7:I5 T. ". connect al Greensboro
WITH train No Tor Richnon,l
Tram \, J, onuect, al BurkcvIllc with train on
the Atlantic. Mississippi aud ohio railroad for al
points southwest and south.
: Through tickets tn al point, south aud southwest
can h. nr. ,,rrd at the ticket Gitlcc in Richmond.
and ri X. +. WtLEER. agent Of tlr' Atlantic. Ais
sissippi ani ohio railroad, No 1920 Main street,
klchu'oud. 49,,
Papers that have arrangements 10 advertise t!'c
sciicu.e OF this Company will please print rs above
L. NJ. u. TAlCDTT.
my 10 trriu,rr anil sup riniendrnt.
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to he considered Ivy The committee i'll respect
TO the canal, are: FIRST, lrac'Hapilns )
second, the expense ana thiro, Tue rcG1tIe
clcapnrss and capacity OF water transform.
ton. The testimony OF the Oni'eo o'','es
engineers is decisive and cmpnat!c on .,,e
first aud second points, ana Is l"ri''leu ny .l'e
concurrent reports oil EDWARD Loria ,tle,
Walter Wwynu, Charles Ellis, aha o'n N,
eminent civil engineers. NO WORK. Ill slol.,
has ever been more carefully ana accufal cly
surveyed than this; and the more catc.''l
the review the more certain ana eAsy % nc
complishment does the work appear Whlei'
long ago received its most conspicuous III
dorsaLion by George Washington. Ills prae'
tisal mind saw, even ut tlat curly dRy' 1ic
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-14

Maderas de todas classes tejamanf.-Arades de
varias f4bricas con mangos, timOnes rejas de re-
puesto de todos ndmeros.- -Quincalla de tOda clase
9 nstrutnentos de carpinteros y toneleros-Correas
de cuero para maqulnas de vapor, desde gurgadas
a7-Estopa para maqsinas de vapor cartiGulo de
tes para bocas de acknowledgements de cobre pa
ra cOrreas de vapor-Llsves de vaIbulas para vApor
lesde pulgad as.-Tela de alambre de varios ta-
1a1Os para cedazos de guarapo.-Tela de gonna pa
fa maquinas.-Cedazos Bueltos de alambre cobre
Baldes de hierro galvanizadO para haciendas-Efec
tos plateadosy de hoa de lata-Ejes de hierrO para
calesas y carretas, yantas para idem.-Camones
ruedas rayos sueltos.--Aceite de pezuna.-Barniz
usOs.-Pesa licores sirop.-T Term6metros- Man
gueras de gonna de |. pulgada--Arneses. para
mulas caba alos-JaquImones de cuero para ldem
-Recortes para carruages.-Romanas de platafor-
ma caballete de "a Is qq.-Mnelles de todas cases
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En- Fl AI1MACEN
DED. TOMASTOL0SAHIJ0, DEMAYAGUEz
MWJMTRAN DE- VNTA Los ARIEULOS aCUBNYE

M6auiuas de coser de varias clasess-P Polvos para
limpiar plata -Cuchillosy tenedores plateados CON
mango de marfi.-Cucharas plateadas iinaS,-Lico'
reras iarroa &L &L.-Palas de MADEIRA de hierro.-M0"
limos de acero para moler caf6-Venteadores dc ca
f6.-Qunques para kerOsina gasOLna.-Far9les
Observation-Disclosures de pestilloemovibles que sir
ven para el lado derecho 81 lizquierdO-Agujasp pa
rs eli lado derechoy 81 Observation-Disclosures para ma
nIinas pleas sueltas.-Hilos sedas para idem.-
Pipturas de todas classes aceites-LOna para velas
de buques y botes.-Tornillos para maq9inas de va
por de otras clases.-Cornsae de metal para adOr-
geltas para espejos.-Cerday y pluma para cOlchones
yalmohadas -Corchones almOhadas sueltas'-Iq-
de toda ciase-Carruajes de dos cuatro asientos
para nifios otros muchos artfculos impossible de
onumerar. Ok
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Ell que suscribe tiene ell honor de participar
tanto al plibicO en- general como todOs los far
maceuticOs de La Isla en- particular haber abier-
to un nuevo establecimiento 1e Farmacia situa-
do en- la calle de San Franeiso ndmero "a en- ell
que eucontraran sus favorecedores I'M esmera-
do trato Y un complete surtido de drogas pro-
ductOs quimioos patentizados los cuales ofrece
como procedentes de las mejores casas de Eu-
rOpa los Estados Unidos con quienes esta re-
lacionado ten,endo In satisfaction de ser el pri-
nero en- ofrecer al p1blico varios medicamen-
tos introdncidos recientemente en- la medicina;
tales como:
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klegancia, Prontitud Y Economic
NUEVA SASTRERIA. -FORTALEZA IS.

II que snscribs tisneel henpr a. paxslsApas tMnl
oaac de 10 f0Ftnlana sA
Pas las psssonas d guuao ~ iEnaao IN maxaaaap
EsRANoH.An.
f&sapa naGxo1s-tdem fAnna wsenn - aA.~.
Ng natepes KEAneNs~lAem nagl9 II aasnssss~
naI aun.-Idnm iiem pan1mlmmmMs - tlass $500 :
&egRsos doEAdos fns1n- -Cs1nStna acsn.sn1 { -
tsdale lesas msla.s sna smtyul. a.psn@ !
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NUEVA FARMACIA.

Ell Eucali;pt,ts Globulus, nuevo febrifugo, usa-
do con gran 6xito en- Espa1a, Aigeliay Corcega
Y que tanto por sus propiedades medicinales co.
mo por su bueh" "gusto ssta llamadO ser gene
raj su usO. -,
sin ell sabor desagradable de tOdos los purgan-
tes de su clase. E,u
El sirot Dusart de Lactof6sfato de cal reme-
dio muy efcaz on el raquitismO Las afecciones
6sea acompafiadas de nm NAL estadO Gu las Was
digestivas, y en- La disenterfa OtrOs varins me"
dicamentos de muy diffcil enumeraciOn.-PtO-
Rico enero 10 de 1873 Miguel G. Ledesma. 46-7 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-14
RETORNO.
CONSIGNATARIOS,

Habana Bar6-Nuevtas sres Vanova hermano
Sres Vaado Longoa comBaracoa Sre Pereada Pug
comp-Cuba S comp-PuertoPlata: Ginebra Her
S D. Tomas TolosAguada Sres Silva Fer
rer comp-Puerto S Boa Recommendations: Sres
T. de Adaeoa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-14
Nueya Inca Gle Vapores Espanoles
ENTIRE LIvERPOOL YtPuERTo.R1cO
WAGES PERIODICOs

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lie
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TARIFA DE FLETE
PARA EUROPA.

TABACo. NPor 1000 kIogTamos sean Sl'4
CAFE.U i'd. ld".---...--:-
AIeopoN por cada 1915 kilos. 2240 no pasando de
leo piGsc,ibicos de voldmen ..:--....-..:
ALaopoN Pasando de pies cdbicos por cada 2@O6 60
sean 40 pies c1bicos.. '''.'' r. :
SENeiBRE Por 1000 kil6gramos sean 2206E
CI6ARRos PoT metro cablco sean II pies
TABACo...i i'd. 10 o,., ic-"''---.--
AZUCAR.. Por 1000 mlogranoS son ~A'1
MERcAN Epor 1000 id. id 2l74 por cada metro cnol
cIAs no % scan 10 pies suolcos---. ''''N
expIsds.
No AZ admite ca ga cte baio c0nots. por menos de
Sc adnite et. toda cass do nonedA de gro, plata
sobre vaioT =, "A
Obistne vajiila dc plala al 2 p. ID ia'
Mo media de cobrc t35 por 1000 kiios- o 1lFtb
Los bnos do vaor dubiendor siempre baJo conocimehU
eatipnado. -. = -.
La Campanta adnte aeto los pequehos bntos de mues
rfa especial puede verse en- casa de los cons
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-14

Eaa@ ameN2awa@nm hsNasNNa 8aNNau. kuss s.sssa
- laans.naas = -. : /. : s.sis.s
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-10

SON 9Th ST. ROOM CAN HONEST GERMAN
NV girl to do hand and machine scwing also cham
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-10

OK WEST a6TH STA FIRST CLASS DRESS
ACf maker, who cuts, AS and trims in the lates
style Wa king and evening dresses, sOcits few
ments by the day week; terms moderate. CAN 81
address N. A. Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-10

a 90 9Th Av., BETWEEN 18th AND 18Th STS.-A
To - respectable young woman 10 cook, wash and
iron in repec table family; best city reference Call
Tor two DAYS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-10

900 80 AV., THIRD FLOOR, FRONr.-A RESPECT-
OC<I able woman cook III private family, no OBJ
lection TO assist washing aud ironing; Is gy
practical; most satisfactory city reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-10

1EO WEST 2sTH ST, FIRST FLIGHT, FRoNT.-As
LOU seamsress, TO out by the day or week: good
operator Wheeler Wilson's machine good reerence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-10

900 9TH AVA RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRT
SCC as cook, washer and ironer In private family
reference
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-10

COS WEST eth STA FIRST CLASS OPERATOR
AAC on Wheeler 4 Wilson's machne-undersani is
uIcssnakng an family sewing-wishes to out by the
day week with her own machine; terms reasonable.
Can on or addr IS Mrs. TRlGGE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-10

WANTED-A COMPETENT YOUNG MAN WHO UNI
w derstands butchcring and can come well recon-.
mcnded; also young who has some knowledge OF
butchc ring taking of horse nonq
others need apply Call at 81 Oliver ST. between u and
i o'clock, or Is Oak st. JOHN RlORDEN :