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The New York herald., 1873-04-17
A SUPPOSED MURDER.
NEW HAVEN. 4

NEW HAVEN, April TO- 1873
On Friday afternoon last two boys rambling in
the woods on Mount Carmel, nine miles north OF
this city, came across the dead body OF man,
partly concealed beneath some bushes which
had been laid upon 1t. The boys reported
the matter, and jury OF inquest was
called. The body was found 10 be
considerably decomposed II was well clothed,
and appeared 10 be that OF man about thirty
years OF age. In his pockets was found handker-
chief marked az. b. a pocketDook containing
money and few other articles also small bottle
was found at the side ol the body. In ,he
side OF the bottle was blown the words,
.'Kent. pharmacuetist Chicopec. Mass The jury,
without causing a post-mortem 10 be made, re-
turned verdict that the deceased came 10 MS
death from cause unknown TO them. The body
was then given paupers burial. u Il now
thought that the man was murdered, and detec-
tives are at work on The case.
The New York herald., 1873-04-17
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Judge Ira Harris of Albany, is in town at the st.
Nicholas Hotel.
Judge Mcfarland OF Washington D. c., is at the
st. Denis Hotel.
Rev. william Alger, OF Boston, has arrived at the
Filth Avenue Hotel
Mr. Delane, editor of the London Times Is about
TO visit this country.
Judge M. H. wentworth, Of Syracuse, is at the
Grand Central Hotel.
General A. J. Dven, OF the United States Army,
has quart ut the Hoffman House.
Visions OF the Virgin have been eifecting miracu-
'ous cures OF Invalids in Paris.
Commander b. Leach, OF the United States Navy,
is stopping at the Sturtevant House.
Congressman Charles Hayes, OF Alabama, yester-
day arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Captain Brooks OF the steamship City of Ant
werp is staying at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Ex-Governor william Dcnnlson, OF Ohio, is
among the late arrivals at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Postmaster General Creswcl and his party leave
Memphis, Tenn, to-day fer Nashville and the MAN.
moth Cave.
The Prince Of Wales is believed from his frequent
attendance at the House OF Lords to be taking
course OF political training
Paris has a new lion in the person OF q son OF one
of the most notable chiefs OF Algeria His name Is
Belcassen ben Chek ell Matkar, and he is a ward OF
Pere Hyaclnthe is in high favor in Geneva, Switz-
erland. About hundred ana twenty-seven
Thousand people were disappointed OF hearing his
lecture there on the I'd inst.
N. BOusquet, or Lyons, France, upon the proca-
nation Of the Spanish Republic, wrote to Senior
CASTELAR,, saying that 5000 Lyonnese had started to
support the new government.
Duke George of Saxe-Wenngen was privately
married to an actress named Fraulen G. Franz at
his duoal palace, the 18th ut His wife is to be
known Frefrau Won Heldburg.
polemica prisoner in Portland Prison, in Eng
land, lately emphasized his disagreement with the
Rev. Mr.. Hills theology by crying out during
mon, "YOu're a liar; Christ never told you to say
that
MIR. Charles II. Upton, our Consul at Geneva,
falres during the absence in this country OF Minis
ter Rublec, was presented to President Ceresnole,
In Berne, on the 3lst ult.
Mr.. J. Fred. Myers of the Treasury Department,
is at the AstOr House. He is route TO Europe to
inquire into and report upon the treatment OF
steerage passeners on ocean steamships under
resolution adopted during the last session of Con-
gress.
The sale Of the effects OF NJ Heindrich, the
former Partisan eXecutoner, revealed that he was
strangely rapt with his horrible pursuit. He had
made large collection OF paintings and engrav-
ings, whose subjects were always connected with
capital punishment and its instruments.
The New York herald., 1873-04-17
w0MAN's MISSIONARY MEETING.
Addresses by Miss Britain and Rev. DR.
Taylor and Batchelder.

Addresses by Miss Britain and Rev. Drs
Taylor and Batchelaer.
quarterly meeting OF the Woman's Missionary
Society Of America was held at the chapel OF Revs
Dr. Crosbys church. corner OF Fourth avenue and
Twenty second street, yesterday afternoon. There
was not crowded attendance, fully one-fourth of
the seats being vacant.
Miss II. G. Britain, fne-looking little lady. VINO
has been for a number Of years at Calcutta, India
laboring for the society," delivered an address re-
plete with interesting relating to the progress
OF missionary work In the field from which she
lately returned.
AT TIE ZEUANA MISSION,
where there are sixteen missionaries and fifty.
two native teachers 800 pupils are taught. Con-
nected with this mission is an "orphanage,r where
twenty-sx little ones taught and supported by
specific contributions. They are being educated IN
English and Bengal for teachers and mission
aries The persons in charge OF this orphan
age also have supervision OF the Founding
Asylum, government institution, established
subsequent TO the terrible famine OF 1866 in India.
Seventy-six native girls were thus brought under
the influence OF church teaching. The speaker
detailed the story OF six little ones who were
rescued from sacrifice and placed in this asylum
They belonged to the knud and they were about
to be offered up as
by having their flesh cut pecemeal from their
living bodies. They We're rescued at place about
a hundred leagues s0uth Of Calcutta.
The Rev. DIR. Batcheder who has also been en-
poyed in this mission work in india, gave brief
sketch Of his experience. TO which the audience
listened with great apparent interest. The princ-
pal ground had, however, been covered by Miss
Brttan's address.
Rev. DR.. Taylor, OF the Tabernacle, spoke OF the
value OF missionary work In Africa and India, and
claimed that he ielt particularly bitter when he
heard persons deprcciate the Importance OF
church labor among the benignted hea-
then OF these auds One brand saved
from the burning ne thought repaid almost
any expenditure Of mere money. AT the con-
cusion or his remarks the meeting was adjourned.
and large numbers OF ladies congregated about
Miss Britain and Dr. Ratchelder who shortly after
Withdrew driving home with Mrs. Doremus, with
The New York herald., 1873-04-17
SHOCKING RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN NEWARK.

Near the Reseville depot Of the Delaware. Iacka-
wanna and Western Railroad in Newark last even
ing, man named Patrick Dunning, residing in
Newark, met a terrible death. While walk
ing along the track he was struck by the
summit accommodation train, run over and
instantly Killed. Tie body OF the unior-
t,nate man was mangled frgnteiily, so as 10 be
scarcely recognizable. N was picked up and re-
moved to the dcadnousc The county Physician
was not dc,I hut ~ usual IN such cases. the facts
hc,ug - platu no tuquest VIII he hell
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Brnnchitis and bec1inc NJ nc hh 70 tlnv ~ IT.
he'd Aflcr using Il bottle of DR.. JAYSk's EXPECtOk.
ANT ne obtained some and evidently better hut
n strong fever coming on subsequently, ms inp.nsr anu
mySe became en- lous. and Tor our iahy uoc.M
NJ told ~ The PECiOHANf might give hin relief but
would not cure him. he gave Us some mcdcinc o ms
avn nrcsrrbirg. he rapidly became 80 uiuch worse
under the treatment that We all eirsl ne wouu ae ar
A. = Ia AZ re- sor determined % give the ENPECfORANF
n".hcr raI To our great alter taking two bottles
Of thls remedy with the sANArNh FILLS rs they were
he xaS soon entirely cured have since cured
n troubiosomc case OF Group win the ENPEuroRANt,
"a Ernv III ia ing with beneficial results In other
casas ri Bronchial Disorders can safely say u tS
most excellent medicine for the throat and lungs JOHN
.u .FFfR OF Mount Carroll, Carroll county. I'LL
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s 2 a I N
A Decisive Defeat Of The CarliStS In
Corona Reported to Madrid.
Reinforcements to the Loyalists at Puigcerda-
Heavy Losses Of the Bourbonists Prince
Hsnry's Son Said To Have Been Killed
Colonial Calm in Porto Rico.
TELEGaAMs TO the NEW YOak HERALD.

MADRID, April I6. 1873.
The Spanish government has received inteni-
gence Of a crushing defeat by the republicans OF
province Of Corona.
detachment OF the Carlists under Saballs,
which, before the attack on Pugcerda, was sent
10 hamper the march OF the regular troops who
were fastening to the relief OF that town. were re-
pulsed by the republicans, and lost 800 men, ex-
elusive OF prisoners.
BOURBON PRINCE SAID TO HAVE BEEN KILLED.
1t Is reported that son of Prince Henry OF
Bourbon, Duke or Seville, who took up arms in the
cause OF Don Carlos was killed in late engage
mcnt between the national forces and the insur-
recti0nists.
THE GARRISON or PuIGcERDA REINFORCED, But
STILL THREATENED.
Additional reinforcements OF government troops
have arrived at Pugcerda, where they were re-
ceved with great enthusiasm by the popuace.
The Carlists are again threatening the town.
REPENTANT cARIIsTs PREPARING FOR PARDON.
Many Carlists are surrcndering to the govern
ment troops in the North in the hope of receiving
amnesty.
Spanish Statement Of thc Military situa-
tiOn Ira Porto Rico.
MADRID April 10, 1873.
The report that the Spanish troops In the Island
OF Porto Rico have revoted against the govern.
ment is untrue. The soldiers merely asked Tor an
increase of their pay which was granted them
and no demonstration was made.
The New York herald., 1873-04-17
MEETING OF NEW ENGLAND COTTON
MANUFACTURERS.

BosToN, April 16 1873.
The annual meeting OF the New England Cotton
Manufacturers Association was held in Boston to-
day and the following officers elected for the ensu-
ing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES E. A. Straw, New
Hampshire; Vice Presidents-A. d. Lockwood, OF
Boston; John G. Palfrey, OF Lowell; Directors
Messrs Rhinetras Adams. or Nestchester. n. II. !;
Charles Nourse, OF Woonsocket, X. l.. Thomas ].
Borden of Fail River: John Kiburn, Of Salem: A.
G. Cammock OF Lowell; +. +. Clarke. OF Lawrence
discussion was had upon splndles, steps and
holsters l0r cotton spinning. and models OF inven-
tions in this department were presented and
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OF South America. THIS enterprise cOmprchcnds
Ayrcs to Ensenada, below the city, but the eStab-
lishment also OF port and landing place at Ensen-
ada, which will add immensely to the facilities Of
commercial intercourse with Buenos Ayrcs.
Treasury Balances.
treasury balances at the close OF business to-
day
Currency. S2,372, 500
Special deposits OF legal tenders for re-
demption OF certificates OF deposit 49,. 25,5i0.0O0
Coin. 7l,SIT.309
Including coin certificates. .......... 23,3i3,6 600
Legal tenders outstanding. .......... 35S, ,24l. 400
Or nearly $500, 900 less than the lst OF April.
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THE WRECKED ATLANTIC.
The Work or Recovering Bodies Not Yet
Resumed.

HALIFAX, n. s., April 16 1873.
high wind and rough sea have agun pre-
vented the divers from resuming work on the
wreck OF the Atlantic. The Offering OF reward to
the submarine workers Of $50 for the body OF each
cabin and $40 for each steerage passenger recov-
cred will he likely to somewhat stimulate the ef-
Orts OF the divers In bringing up corpses, as well
as cargo, when the weather alews them to
sumo work. The steamers Lackawanna and Per-
rit. on their way hIther from New YORK to engage
in the service OF the Wrecking Company, have not
vet arrived.
The New York herald., 1873-04-17
GERMANY AND FRANCE.
Prussian Military Compliment to the French
President.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, April Is, 1873.
General Manteudel, commander OF the German
Army of Occupation, gave dinner to-day at Nancy
in honor of the birthday OF President Theirs.
The Prefect and Mayor OF the city were present.
Toasts were given to the health OF the President
and General Manteuffel.
President Theirs has attained the seventy sixth
year ofhis age.
The New York herald., 1873-04-17

OMAHA, Neb., April 49, 1873
The western storm continued during last night
and up to noon to-day, but has abated since that
time, so that are at work clearing the track OF
snow. II the storm IL not renewed the track will
be cleared by tomorrow. The storm covered
strip OF country 200 miles wide. has lasted about
three days aud was the worst ever KNOWN
The New York herald., 1873-04-17
A KU KLUx VICTIM.

LEXINGTON, KY, April 16. 1873.
Last Fall negro family named Hawkins, consist
ing OF three persons, were taken from their home
In Jessamine county, and 1t is supposed, were
drowned by Ku klux. on sunday last a negro,
while nsh1ng, drew up the hall decomposed body
OF Mahaa HAWKINS the wife, who was recognized
by her clothing Her arms and legs were pinioned
and q SiXteen-pOnnd rock was tied 10 her ieeI
The New York herald., 1873-04-17
VIEW PUBLICATIONS.

IN THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH FOR NAY WE HAVE
l "Heath Against Fashion, D,st o. 30 NUTS Nurs,mS
i,"ns Popular Fhy siology' "Fatuleucc and Heart
burp iIeath OF Mechanics American versus Chincss
Medicine Answers correspondents. &C., make w
good number OF this excellent MAGAZINE winch y on,y
~ wear sent on tral three uonths tor twenty -tvd
ccuts : L. WELLS. ~ sesads A. New Sore-
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT. J
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April III A. VI.
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F7UbUbflittes
The storm centre in Michigan will move slowly
northeastward over Lake Huron; that on the
Middle Atlantic coast will move also northeast
ward for Thursday in New England continued
northeast and southeast winds, with cloudy and
rainy weather; for the Middle Atlantic States
northeast winds, backing to northwest and west,
with cloudy and clearing weather; Tor the Southern
states generally clear weather, with easterly
winds anu rising temperature; for New York and
Lake ontario easterly winds yeerIng 10 southerly.
with cloud and RAIN for Lake Erie southwesterly
winds veering 10 south and possibly southwest
Tor the Upper Lakes increasing noTtherly winds,
cloudy and clearing weather.
Cautonary signals continue at Milwaukee, Chi.
cago Grand Haven, Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland
Buffalo, oswcgo, Rochester, Norfolk, Cape May,
New York, New Haven, New London, Woods Hole
and Boston.
The New York herald., 1873-04-17
A VILLAGE IN ASHES.

CINCINNATI, April 49, 1873
A special despatch to the Gazette from Frankfort.
KY. says:-It is rumored that the village OF Horse
Cave, Hart county, was burned to ashes Ten
business houses and several dwellings were
DESTROYED. Loss, S20.0 900.
The New York herald., 1873-04-17
BRIDGING TIE BLoCDY CHLsM.
Genera! Sheridan and Secretary BeIknap
"LiOnizsd" in Texas.

Grand Reception Ceremonies in San Antono--S
"Iittle Phil" and Ex-con.edegates Smoking
the Calumet Together-Mr Bellnap
Delighted = Triumphal Arches
Erected, Municipal Honors
Extended, q Ball and
Supper and Gen.
eral Festivity.
The New York herald., 1873-04-17
TFEE POPE.
Ills Holiness Health Improved, and the Pa
tient Pronounced Out Of Danger.
Invalided For Time, But the Convalescence
Hope Joyous Even in Suffering.
TELEGRAM TO 1ne NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, April 10, 1878.
It is announced this morning that His Holiness
the Pope Is improving in health
The reports which allcge that the PontiT is in q
critical condition are false. The physicians believe
that his attack OF indspositon will last some
time, but Is not dangerous
RESIGNED AND JOYOUS
The Hely Father remains in an excellent tone OF
mind aud spirits.
The New York herald., 1873-04-17
GREAT LOSSES BY PIRE.

HARTFORD. Conn.,, April 10, 1873.
The burning OF Wech, Spring Company's clock
factory, In torestve, yesterday morning, caused
a loss OF about eighty thousand dollars. on which
there was insurance OF $4,000. This makes loss
OF about two hundred and fifty thousand dollars by
fire 10 the town oil Bristol within lew months
and, following 80 quickly after the Ire Of Sunday
last Is serious blow to the industrial interests Of
the town.
The New York herald., 1873-04-17

Full Partic ulars Of the Calamity HourI
Expected.

Expected.
The steamer Ormesby. which arrived In the port OF
New YORK yesterday from Aspnwall. April brought
no particulars OF the earthquake at san Salvador
which was reported in the despatch dated Panama,
April s. received via Havana. The steamer from
Central America had not arrived when the Ormesby
sailed. Full reports are expected by the steamer
Henry Channcey which sailed from Aspinwa four
days after the Ormbesby and is due at New YORK
Tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1873-04-17

ini anu pop,spn v, HAHs Antinent are the RUSSIAN
IN, two srse Baths being tMnpiv jp.,eI Hav-
colntys ~ Z, Fnr Good veN sich temperature M
they ,a MA bnronob attention httion and light pure
trotoh anu thoi""-h "'A'''. - excel all Others 'S
The New York herald., 1873-04-17

A.-Dr. Fiier's Rheumatic Remedy. .,
John street cusd g. v. wiliannn Il Thomn. y, -
OF Chronic gheimatsm Awiceiree ''"A' S'feets
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The Weather in This city Yesterday.

The following record Will show the changes In
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day Of last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD Building
The New York herald., 1873-04-17

The Greatest Modern DiscOvery-Tho
discovery OF the public that HAIE'S HONEY OF HORE.
iDu NJ AND TAX VIII cure con nsumptivc cough
PlhE'S TOOrHACHE DROPS in minute
The New York herald., 1873-04-17

The press has taken up the subject OF certain
claims that the Argentine Republic seems inclined
to put in force with respect to Patagonia and
the Straits or Magellan and its islands.
The New York herald., 1873-04-17

CrissnsIoro'. Excelsior
forms hoary heads into youthful o. in;an,ans- ns-
sold everywhere ''ancousiy
The New York herald., 1873-04-17

UoIyoke's Celebrated Fever
CifRE NAV be obtained at g1s Eiahta avenA A2ua
Fitty eyenth and FiitS eighth streets ADetWeer-
The New York herald., 1873-04-17

C0rns. Bunions, Nails. Sc.-
ont pain by Dr. RICE, 208 Brondwavsieu W ish-
CORN ANNIHiLArOR by mail 50cenipfner Fulton
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A.-Detcctfve Agcncy.-MOOncy's Dctccs
TIVE AGENCY, i62 Broadway; experienced erotors.
fidelity and dispatch IL r. Ciafiin Id Ch,rci:
street
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Roya, Havana Lottcry.-The Extras
The ONLY Beausirui spring Hat IL

dinnry drawing takes place the I'D INST J: MKT
SpZ 90 Bankers ID Wall street Post office box tbS.
NeM York
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STORM ON THE PLAINS.

Average temperature ycsterday. ...,.......... n
last year. ........e..... 3ss:
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hcmedy OF Virtue and Merit tor
Brghts Dlscase Hravei I.psy, Diabetes out and ala
hdney ansSu"p1 aiu nrinaM.. M discnscs-SEARkEY'S
Depol 'V' 'nahe street Sold by
The New York herald., 1873-04-17
CENTRAL And SOUTH AMERICA.
Colombian Territorial Boundary
Definition with Venezuela.
Legislation on the Subject Of Foreignersl
Fishery Privileges Outrages
Against Indians-Gold Mining Enter
prise-Railway Development in Peru
Argentine Relations to Chile.

The following correspondence has reached us
from Colombia aud the south American territory.
The New York herald., 1873-04-17

rain clouds of the long and discontentful
season have silver lining in the promise they
give of fruitful soil and an abundant grain
harvest in the coming Autumn.
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T,,o Years Age My som Contraeted the

ENOxs ana the best variety i to be found a. either or
his stores, 2i2 Broadway, or under the riUn Avenue
Hotel or Prescott House
The New York herald., 1873-04-17

A.--CitiZcsk nnh Strangers Who DcsirA
q tasty and nlegaIt HAT OF supe rIor nuatv shad
AZ ESPENscHEIDS, Manuac cturer IIs Nassau street. be
tween Beeknan AM Ann streets '' ~"
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A.-Herald Branch Once RrooLrv~
cernerot Fulton avenue ana Bocrum sweet
open from ) A. VI. to 9P. N.
ON sunday from 3 TO gP. VI.
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Bolivia,
Chill.

In La Paz DR.. Cazimoro Corral has been elected
President OF the Republic.
The New York herald., 1873-04-17

A.-flerring's pntcnt
CHAMPION SAFES
25land % broadway, corner oi Murraystrest
The New York herald., 1873-04-17
Royal Havana Lottery Ex'rnoraii

IATEs for family use. Fifth Avenue Hotel, BrOco-
Madison square and also for sale by all nrst chssv1y
The New York herald., 1873-04-17
Riparian Rights and the Engineer
OHicers.

To relieve the engineer officers engaged in
works OF fortifcation. river and harbor improve
ments from part OF the embarrassment arising
out Of the frequently recurring questions of rpa-
ran rights the Chief or Engineers has issued
compilation of the principal authoritative de-
cIsions upon the subject. The officers In charge OF
improvements on the lakes are instructed that
tile right and title to the shores is vested
in the STATES, except in those COM
paratvely few instances where title has been
expressly conveyed to the United States But the
government can protect its wsrks constructed Tor
the general good, as well a. casse the removal OF
distractions TO navigation by insttuting legal
proceedings under certain acts OF Congress. The
owners OF land bounded by navigabe waters have
certain rights, independent OF whether the title
extends to the middle OF tile stream, such
AZ free access to the navigable part OF
landing or wharf, but these rights are
subject TO general rules and regulations for the
protection OF the public rights In tke stream,
though they cannot be suppressed 10y special legis
latlon In this country the ebb and now OF the
tide are not the test OF navigabity from which re-
suits federal Jurisdiction. but actual navigation for
trade and travel is the legal test. Navlgabe rivers
are within the jurisdiction OF the general govern
ment when they form by themselves, or In conunc-
tion with other waters. q continued highway be-
tween one or more states Or from the latter to
foreign parts.
American Enterprise I'm Buenos Ayres.
Recent advices received here from Buenos Ayres
give full account OF the opening OF the Boca and
Ensenada Railway, constructed by Mr.. william
wheelwright, q citizen OF the United States. VINO
has done more than any other person, not except
lug Nc Meigs. for the development OF the resources
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-11

Maderas de tOdas classes tejamanf.-Aredos de
variaa f6bricas CON mangOs timOnes rejas de re-
& 6iIlstrumentes de carNnterOs toneleros -Correas
de cuerO para m4qulnas de vapor, desde 3 purgadas
-Estopa para abuques.-Lingue-
tes para b0cas de acknowledgements de cobre pa
IA cOrreas de vapor.-Laves de vaIbulas para vapor
lesde 5 pulgadss Tela de alambre de varios Ia
'aa1Os para cedazos do g1arapo-Tela de gonna pa
~ m4quinas. -CedaZos sueltos de alambre cobre.
Baldes de herro gal lvanizado para haciendas.-Efec
calesas y carretas, yantas para idem.-CamOnes,
ruedas Y rayos sueItns.-Aceite de peZulia.-Rarniz
emo para tapar nudos,--Llaves inglesas para todos
usos.-Pesa licores "erm6metros, Man
gueras de gonna de ], pulgada.-Arneaes para
mulas1y caba lOs.-JaquImones de cuero para idem.
-RecOrteS para acarruAgeS.-Romanas de plataI0r
ma cahallete de A Is ad-Mnelles de t0das cIases
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-11
FIN FL ALMACEN
DED. TOMASTOLOSA HJO, DEMAYAGUEZ
SRCDN7RN DB TENTA Los RTEULG gGUIRN7E

Ma1uiDas do cOser de varias clases.-POlvos para
limpisr plata Cuchillcs tenedores plateados con
mango de marfii.-Cucharas plateadas iinas,-Lico-
rerae iarros &.-Palas da MADEIRA de hIerro-Mo-
limos de acero para mOler -Venteadores de ca
f6-Quinques para kerosina gasolina.-Faroles
para Observation-Disclosures de varias classes con des-
pertador- Cerraduras de pestlloamovibles que sir
Won para ell lado derechoy ell zquierdo.--Agujas pa
r. ell lado derecho el iZgnierdo.-Agujas para ma
oLinas pleas sueltas--Hilos sedas para idem-
PiDturas de todas classes aceites-Lona para velas
de buques tes,-Tornillos para magninas de va
por de otras clases-torn'sas dc metal para ador.
sueltas para espejos s-Cerda pluma para colchones
observation-disclosures almohadas sueltas.--Tu-
no para auinaues de acete kerosina -Cristalerfa
de toda ase.-Carruaies de dos cuatro asientos
para niTos otros muchos artlcuos impossible de
enumerar. H-2