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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-15
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.

GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
lrai2s Cepart and arrive as follows (tIom devts
foot of Caliiope street,:
DEPART. ARRIVE
7:lO A. N. IExpress..... 1:yO A. N.
-i......;...6 :OC F. N. 1880 =. n.
AccOlImUla- lace, omanda-
,lou........4 200 F. ~. tier. ~. Q:1O m.
This Inc is many miles the shortest, and many
hours the quickest to all points North ard East.
ard the only line running %pullmar's Pa ace Sleep.
ing Cars to Louisville, Hun boidt ard Memphis
without change. Only ore change to principal
cities North and East. Tickets for sale ard all in.
tornati,u given corner Camp and Comm on streets,
under City Hotel, New Orleans.
A. D.. SHELDOE Agent.
jal2 ly E. D. FROST General Ma, sger.
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HORSES, MULtS, CARRIAGES, b
AT AUCTION.

EEGCLAR SAILS LIVERY SATURDAY.
RY K. NJ. & Il. }. NONTGO1fEKi-E
II NJ. Montgomery. AuctiCneer.-WiN lie sod
every SATURDAY, at ele ven o'clock. al Leonard L
Maxwtlis stable, Oh BarOnne street. re az tEio,-
HORSES. MULES. OPkN AMI @ EUGGitS,
WAGONS ETC.
T-rms-Cash in United States IRE asury noes.
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By Walton, Davis & Treret.

FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT A CONCERN.
ONE HUNDRED V SIXTYFOUR SHARE: II
THE CAPITAL SToCE.
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN ,
Thursday, May IS. 1873. ]

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Norwegian bark Tancred, Juell, for Liverpool
Schooner Gertrude Hawes, johnson. 10. Icy Wc.,
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Brig fai:o,ome. Mu: eor, : days from Havana. in
ballast, 20 m~ast+r-PCint
Schooner Matte W Atwood, New ccflb, 30 days
from Boston, TO Geo A Fosdick &co-lst district
Schooner Lady Woodbury., Wcodbu Nv, 1 days for III
Vt!la, 20 } Macheca & S Oters- I'd district PIT
JowBoAIs.
Rochester German. from the Passes-wen. down
~I9lt-BIoueht up brig Bartoome and scicOnty
u Atwood and Lady Woodbury.
STEAMBOATS,.
Frank Pargond. White. fiom Argyle iaLiins
Mayfower. Carlton. fiom Camden
Jolu B Maud. Noe. from Memphis
GaTyyOwen, Bouchman, from ATkade' III u
sEt0V COMING Cp.
Bark Gismria. Andrell, :. days from Havana Ill
ballast. to Wm Crew
Srig rybil Wynne, Roberto, 90 DAYS from Bar gOr.
Wales, 20 } Davidson hill &cn-
Brig George W Chase. Bacon. ! days from Havana,
to MASTER
Brig John NJ B.rps, F!on:e. 10 days ,1ou Vera Cruz
10 masteJ-
EXPORTS.
i'vFkfoCI-fark TArcred-:.s ta'es cotton
KEY WkST-Schooner Gertrude Halves :0C0 feet
lumber 500 Lead cabbage Is bb.s potatoes 8 bbls Of
II ~ 70 tb!s Onions ; Lbls beets 20 tx. ya.sins
IMPORTS.
IivfkfNOL IA BORDEAUX AM. HAVANA
Steamship Lcuisiana-Astd mdse
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-15

Phi CkOM WkEL LINK.
XOr New York Direct.
TEA Line . composed OF the Steamships
NEW ORLEANN,- CCB7n
6RORGK CROMW ELL, aYORGS WH gE,s,wr1
IL The steamship .
&3GakE& GEORGE WASHINGTON,
- QUICK. Commander,
SATURDAY, May II 1t A
WY Leave oer ~narf. foot Of Ton nv g. r--ae4 q.
3bove.
1reight for Liverpool, Bremen and Rhv.S s>kne
y this line, and through bills Of ladirr
<nssam& Gar freight or passage apply 70
ALFRED ACtLTGS
j" No. Il CArOp6S,&f er~apI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-15
BY r. ". & 3. J. Montgomery.

Succession OF DENNIS CROSAS.
GREAT SALE Uf IMPROVED aHr UNEMPLOYED
PROPERTY IN H SECOND AND THIRD
DISTRICTS OF THIS CITY. CONSISTING IN
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Monetary--Co
MONETARY.
OFprcH OF THB DAiLT 6sP(
WEpyhspAY EVENING, May a. 1873.

AL st1ic.lv Al paper can be- readily negotiated,
bu; there 10 l:tt,e or no abatement. in the ceiling VI
distruet and the reluctance GA the Part OF lenders
70 accent Suy but very first class paper or securi-
ties. r, offerings 1T the bail ks are u fair extent
and he demand for discounts on the street IS
moderate. I'VE continue 20 quote first Class papfr
A. On 10 u cent = snnum, Al at Ra-, ard kecond
class at = 10. and first class mortgage paper at
-niJ. and 81 c.Ed class at q.
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AUCTION SALES,
BY Francis Fernandez.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. EUGENIE

SUCCESSION OF MRS. EUGENIE HACKER.
SALE OF 4 FANCY AND MILLINERY
Sc cond Dist, CT Court for the Parish! VI Orleans
No. 1925.
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Exports.
IMPORTS.
RECEIPTS OF D

IivEffCOL CA BORDEAUX an! HAvAS.
SteslusIiI. Lcilisiana-Asrd mdse
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HoTsE.

Thus far Ills week. sd SIS, 4a4 y SOB 59 AZ
sam. time last week. G1tl .83 62 6g3 6I0 80
ro,aI al week.. q $40 251 II e89, sos ~
Total week before. 900 1903 IL l,li3, 122 so
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-26
PHYSICIANS AND DRUGGISTS.

\ PROMINENT NEW YORK PHYSICIAN LATELY A oomplAiued to DUHP.- DiCk about his sAEL ATWOOD OIL CAPsULEs stating that sometimes they cured iraou. ousy but that asnt of his taken them for some time, without effect On being informed thA, yeraI im atons were made and sold he iaqursd and found ha, his patient had been taking capsules sold n bottles and moi DUNDAs DICK cos.
 What happened o this physician may have happened Co others and DUSDAs DICK & co. take th. method of protecting physicians druggists and themselves and pro venting olL OF SAsDALwoo frOm coming into dsrepute
 PHYSICIANS who prescribe the Capsules will continue o do s for they contain the pure oil n the ss and cheapest forin.
 DUNDAS DICK CO more or, oY SANDAL WOOD in the manufacture of their Capsulss kan all the Nhoslae and Retail Druggists 10 the United States com hned and this s the sole why pure Oil s sold cheap in their capsules than in any other form
 OIL or sANDALwOoD is fas. superssding every other remedy sixty Capsules only being required o insure safe and certain onre in six or exhi days Froa no other msdicids can this result be had.
 DICKS SoFr CAPSULES solve the problem long con f. sidsred by many eminent physeians o how avoid ths pauses and disgust expsnsnned 10 swallowing which are well known o dstrans ffon. no, destroy good snscts of many valuable rsmsdisa
 So capsules put up in hn-fo aod nsa, boses thirty s zach and arc the only capsules rsesonss4 ey Phy IF TSssf ysrs ths 0.ly capsais saziaad S tLs i.ss
 sesd fds 0fcalas te $ wdos,sr sress. New Yots.
 SOLD AT ALL DRDC STORES
 General Agency TO Rsste eees' Kew YorA
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-26

Messrs, Burke, McCal!um, Hopkins and Reed, Tom Williamson valley, are in town today.
 John Dawson and Frank Cooper had A rnuss last evening, caused by whskey and women Dawson got black eye and was put out of doors aud was then arrested for disturbing the peace The case was up this morning in court.
 An elderly person named Dana, who, under the influence of liquor, was very abusive in talking to different parties last night finally got his nese set up, which was what he wanted, probably, as he afterwards became quiet.
 Old shrimps is dead, He was a dog as well known in Arizona as ever Bummer and Lazarus were In San Francisco. He was seven years old and since his youth had been a vagrant attaching himself to such person as suited his faucy, and staying only tll he thought some other offered bet ter Inducements Sonnet imes with teamsters ARnin with eminers, farmers, or gentlemen of leisure, Shrimps had travelled over the country extensive. Y, and nt different times lived n Yuma, La Paz, Wlckenburg Peoples Valley and the mines finally coming back to Prescott, where, Sunday evening, he unwittlngly swallowed a dose of strchnine, | and shortly afterwards passed in his cheeks. His good qualities as n watchdog, and his faithfuness to the party with whom he happened to soourn, endeared him to all who knew him, and many a man will feel sorry Co learn of his death | Eggs are selling rapidly in town for Si 70 per dozen few dozen good laying hens would sup. l port family here
 Butter Is worth q 25 per pound, and milk SC cents per gallon, and lots of men are losing money | by not having COWS to eat the grass which grows | in this county.
 | Don't fail to give attention to the photographic l advertisement of Messrs Flanders S Penclon | They guarantee satisfaction in all they attempt. l MessTs Hammond & Moreland, while coming l in rom Bradshaw last week, saw two large drove. | of turkeys-ons In the north foot-bils Of Brad shaw and the other on Turkey Greek, below tn, | station.
 | The party which went out 10 Bill Williams Mountain, from Fort Whipple, returned last | night. The trip was not success, as the snow was so deep on the hills that they could not get within two miles of the turkey ground, and they only killed one deer.
 The MINER acknowledges the receipt of two fine tame turkies, for Christmas. Wm B. HellIngi | sent two from Pb6Dix but one died before reach ing Wickenburg, and our friend Dr J. H. Pierson made good the deficiency from his own flock Those who remember the printer are certainly deserving of an abundance Of the best edibles the country affords.
 Capt James Burns, Co. c, 9th Cavalry, will no, be forgotten iu the list of officers whose names are household words all over Arizona. He and his men, for nearly year have been constantly employed in scouting aftef bad Indians, and have contributed much toSard paclfying the Apaches
 When his commnnd maroIed through town tow. ards Fort Whipple, yeskday morning, with the notorious CbimehuawafS sal In irons, every body felt and expressed greAtdeal of satisfaction.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-26
From Tn,sGays Daily.l

It showed quite lively nr half or three-quarters snoved longer but for mean blast from ihe north. t.
 The 2sd Infantry band gave sur citizens some fne pieces oi music Saturday shernoon, on the Plaza. . ....... ~ ca
 Ed. r. Bowers came up from Skull Valley Sat- urdsy last, aud says B. V. is ss place so raise big corn, potatoes and babies, all of whi,h we can readily believe, having seen and examinea speci. rnsns of tness premium articles. The valley, Ed. sAys, is very vet, and sss posds ara fsArs- cred oyer with ducks. 9. .'t.be
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-26
REDEMPTION OF COUNTY w ARR NTS
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER. ,

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER
 PRESCOTT, Arizona December %, 1873. ] will pay, presentation my ofHcs County War. rants draga upon the Funds nf county of the series of 1872 as follows to wit
 COUNT GENERAL FUND Numbers 2Gs, 269, and 27o. The holders of said Warrants hereby notified that interest thereon from the date hereto ared and that h the same be D presented within days the funds set apart for their redemption will he applied the pay. nent of warrants next u the order in which they were issued. JOHN II. MARION,
 Treasurer of YavaIai County
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-26
PRESCOTT.
DAILY ARIZONA MINER.

TnE DAILY MIXER published the evenings of Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday Of each week. and will always oontsD LArnsr BEs and MOST RELIABLE NEWS that be procured by T.ls graph, Mall, Express aud all other iaIr TERys oy SUBSCRIPTION Delivered by carrier (who ~il collect every Saturday. FIFTY cKSrs wEEk. By Mall (ires Of Pos,age) FIVE DeLLaRs for Three Month. On Friday the WEEKLY MINER, containing tslesraphiO news to the hour of going press ~ be furnished all DAILY subscribers
 ADVERTISING RaTp.-One inch Q2 line. Of ,hi, ,ype ! in column e OO for first insertion and s % per inch for each additional insertion.
 liberal discount from above rates will be made to per coos who may advers. largely by year half year or quarter
 JOHN 1T. MARION G Co,
 Publishers and PrOprietors Daily and Weekly Miner PRESCOTT ARIzosA
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-26
LUMBER, LUMBER.

ALL KINDS or BUILDING LUMBER KEPT opastsHty on hand si the Qssr,s koantn sAv-ll i've Izilss saSth of Psesosu.
 Al osdsa sal, throagh the rnst etaoo will be promptly ssesded t0 Terms eAse co delivery sli the ruil
 Pc,so,t, A. T., gsysszs.gs. isTs ssesv
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-26

John Smith. Piairiir,
 against
 Daniel Currsn Defendant
 Summons. Action brought n the District Court nf the Third Judi cA District in and for the county of Marcopa the Tern. tory Of Arizona
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting Daniel Cur rab
 You hereby summoned and required ;o appear in action brought against you by the sbove named psntfiu the District Court of the Third Judicial Dsc, in and for the county Of Aacopa in the Territory Of Arizona and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court al Ph0px, in said county, "a copy of which complaint companies this summOas within twenty days (eIcusve Of the day of service aer the service upon you of this if served in this county; but served Of the county and within this district then within thirty days ia all other forty dayA
 And you hereby notified bat h you fall appear and the complaint above required tae plaintiff will apply the for the relief denanded therein and and disbursments In this behalf expended Given under my hand and the seal of the said Dis tct Court at Ph1nr this leth day of December A. b ls73. dee2etlO c. T. CAFE. Clerk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-26

Tom Mey, the great San Francisco financial fb, attempted to delivers lecture in Cork, Ind, recently, and was saluted by the aute with rotten eggs and decay. cd vegetab
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-26
MARRIED.

ie frs.so1ednesday evening. December a. by Judge I. c. tfT Samuel DenpIs to x,ss Bsuina Eo znaro bDsA oteat-
 Is Frsseatfd1asdAy syeeing. peesnosr 24. lsz3. by Judge n. flsury 2s Ckarlss L. Hal to xIsy xs.. Vlah Watornd
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-26
Notice to Settle Accounts.

All persons indebted to will please settle up before January ist either by cash note otherwise their so- counts ~ii Dc given e our Attorney for collection.
 C. A. LUKE X co. Prescott December 2 1873. a
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-26
POST OFFICE, PRESCOTT.

Mails arrive from all points, Mondays and Thur,dayi Depart, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Odioe hours from A to PM.
 Money Orders issued every day of the week sro.p, Sunday. ORLANDO ALLEN P M
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-26
FORWARDING.

THE MOST PROMPT DISPATCH AND CARE FIJI DELIVERY ASSURED. The eSnnsctoa. and arrangements perec. to every pon, In hs TsritOy
 GOLD DUST. GOLD AND SILVER BULLION. U- s. Bonds, Treasury Drans, Legal Tsndsn sodIer,' Warrants Baukers Drafs. srd good Commercial Paper. Grain Hides. Wool and ALL TERRITORIAL AsD MEXICAN PRODUCTS bOugh. at vala. FOR CASH :; or advances made As may be desired.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-26
oMMIsSloNERs
CONSIGNMENTS

or Po6uee. ssreAAndss Machinery for Storage Sale Or transnissiOus attended to STRICTLY IN AC. coRDASoE WITH INSTRUCTIONS, and to tA. bss, interest of the owners.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-26
Our Stock is Complete.

OUR cossEcTIoss THE BEST. And VI. srsr \. the people Of Arizona sonerA and New S@zeo isdss.- meats no, ObtAiaabls ssy other on the Paoar Cosxl
 aeyln VIM. B. HOOPER < CO
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AzTLAN LODGE No. l77, F. & A. M.

A Regular Meetings of this I,odg. on the las, ~- Saturday Of each month, at o'clock r. M N soiourning brethren arc fr.,erusry invited to attend.
 UP HARGRAvE, Secretary.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-26
I. o. o. F., ARIZONA LODGE, NO. 1.

,ssx2E3EEtx Regular Meetings of this Lodge on Wed. 3Xays ns'day Evenings. A, Masonic Hall Mem
 bers of the Order, in good standing. are inyited % n attend NJ. D. CAMPBELL N, q.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUMMONS.

Tn the District Court, Third Judcisl District In ihs County of Sareopa, Territry Of Arizona.
 John Smith. Plar,in,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-26

ys~ UKE WEED REMEDY OF ogpoos Ryru
 ~~e FAnt clieAt pr. Esses1s DrSs sIS-ss-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-26
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All the hiees, freshest and best HAIR PRErAslTIoss POnades Oils. Dyes, and lnvgoraors Lubiu's Genuine French Extracts, Soaps, Powders snd Co-me,quss can be hsd & DR KENDALLS
 shZ'R Pioneer Drug Store
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-26
J oB DRS

To Merchants Store and sta;on Keersrs Mnsrr Lq1o, DeAIsn, RaAeAsros ssd Traaspsrtsn r.ass wAisA guarantee sAnsEaodon.
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TWAIN OK FO&TER
constitutional AEnTssbi:sty Cft ssc Car,
s-oot. ESu;C;lcr--ssIt is>osic reflection
about Jury Trials.

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TCC2iEoEEZoo

Miami toEuoc
This Bank is Organized under the pro.
visions Of The Maternal Banking Law,-wi,h
pa;ju2
C-apTTiL OF $4,000,
Nit'. the n,igiIc-s q increasing 70 : loo eco
E.i Luy ami sell utAFIS On the pin
Il Is. i,ir, u t.e Ju.un
vi Luy ami sell DRAFTS On Great
':r.f.n, ireland, Norway. denmark. ar
iw "rtlaer, Of Europe, at &E' lt al,
RATES. az. il s,i.as to su.t tie pur Gas
,rs. WnIsel
plAGs1A e TICKETS
vs. Sail aud steam rom and to any Porl
ID i"rolc. at NV FORK rates VIII Iur-
-a'-c
UNITED STILES BONDS
-ud keep constantly II hand and for sale at
Maariet rates, IA 1 supply Of all dc.crip-
IONS
WIN Cash Interest Coupons FREE or
CHARGE
VIII collect BOrNTIES. PENSIONS and
Other claims against the L. = Government.
viii purchase GOLD, SILVER and IN
CURRENT Money at the highest mari ct
rates
VIII recc We deposits and allow interest by
epccial arl 1ngemcnt
c. c. BARNES, President,
c. LCLlNG, Cashier. August, 1870
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Home farm cnl Garden.

Home farm anl Garden.
To make boots waterbroof-Wa arm
little bceswax and mutton suet, AMI while
it Is liquid rub some Of 1t slightly over the
edges Of the holes where the stitches are.
70 prevent inl; from turning mollJy; it
has been recommended by a German che
mist to add drop or two Of mustard oil
\ similar addition to starch paste Is said
to prevent its becoming sour
CLEANSING FrRs.-A writer in the
HotseAaid advises ladies who have fur,
to cleanse to take nice Indian meal in q
large pan and rab them with it--r>ing
no water, nothing bat dry meal, AMI they
viii look as good as new.
Rene nJer that 4 raw c-- viii clear
your throat Of fish bones. r4t one in
'st.e hot wine, add some sagar, and til.
ash bones VIII slip down al the casier.
7. 5. you may take the esg, wine and sg-
Ser anyhow. They're good as : proven
,.tlve; and you don't know VIVA. moment
ygu may set@ fish bone in your throat.
Cream Candy
Take about three pounds Of = bite su-ar
and ore pint Of water, ana IN eighth Of q
tea>pooniuI Of cream Of tartar; Loil until,
b trying in cold water it VIII form hard
ball: then pour on CREASED tin or slab Of
marble. Is it cogls, pulI between the
hand or with hook, until very light and
white. While pulling, flavor with extract
Ct lemon or yeniila. Let it sand in a warm
place for a few hours unt.l it grains
ace e4riddie Cake.
Half a tea cup Of whole rice. three EGGS
half pint o., rich milk andhalfa teaspoon
(ul Of salt. Cook the rice TIL every grain
is dissolved and pat aside till it iellics
Warm the mill. htt,e and beat the rice
and milk: then tie salt Bake on a hot
creased grilIIc til. brown anil light. If
the latter does not adhere add another eg.
but no -FOUR.
Flow 90 Cook Good Beef Stcak
Have your steak cut thick, put it on
your meat board, and with sharppointcd
knife trick it every imaginable way to
make i tender, putt on the gridiron over
The fire, turning it very. often Pat a
lump Of butter, and some s.ut ana
pepper, into tiE dish Put yoar
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coo. Go.

Our job rooms have been re-
plenished with large variety
Of new type, Of the latest cut, and
We fatter ourelves that the works
turned out Of our office for the
past year has been
none ever done in this city. Our
prices are low, and will com
pare favorably with those of any
other place. Those who have
work which they wish done in a
neat and workmanlike manner,
had better give US a call, ana ex.
anime our work and prices.
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" are sole agents for R.. Roberts celebrated
s'PaTaFOla" Needles
- which We particaIl invite the atteutio
In Hardware

Purchasing
for ash irt eae eore v" Ir-Trvi 70 give close figures an vii
aud those ag TO b1I We dcr Geoi! call their attention.
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Half tea cup Of whole rice, three eggs
half pint oirieh milk and halfa teaspoon
lul Of salt. Cook the rice t.lI every grain
is dissolved and pat aside till it ieIIirs
Warm the milk htt,e and beat the rice
and milk; then tie salt Bake on hot
creased grilIlc til. brown anil light. If
the latter does not adhere add another cg.
Isut M H,.fr
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Rene nJer that raw 80 wiz clear
your throat Of fish bones. T4t one in a
i'r-le hot vine, add some sugar, and tA.
ash bones VIII slip down al the cosier.
7. $. you may take the egg, wine and ST.
Ser anyhow. They're good as proven
,.tive; and you don't know what moment
you may get = fish bone in your throat.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-12
MADERAS EITRANIERiS.

En- el almacen de Juan II. Cacha-
da prineipia hoy d reeibirse el carga-
mento do la barca americana Il. ".
FraGklia compuesto dc 100000 pies
pichipen do las classes siguientes:
Tablas de | y II pulgadas --Ta-
bIones do : y 3 idem.
Cuartones de- : por IA por So
pdr 4 y 2por 5.-ldem ) por 3.-3 por
4.-3 por 5.-3 poT 6.-3 por 7.-3 poF y.
3 por 9.-3 por 1923 por ll.3 por II
j por l3 y por l4-Idem / por l.
1 por 5.-i por d ==5 por 5.~5 por !
y por 7-Edem q por q y d por y.
.-Caya MADEIRA 20 detala 1 precioa
summncnle m6licos.
Puerto Rico enero y do 1873. : Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-12
ANUNCIOS DIVERSOS.
Ell Buen Precio.
43.-Calle de San Francisco. .-43

En- este establecimiento sc ACADIA de recibiT
un gran surtido dc mercanc as de los principa-
les mercadOs de Europa consistentes EN-:
.Gr0s, glasses, alpacas, merinos, batlstas, mu
selinas, madapolanes, tctuanes, crcas, brctallas,
telas de la rOsa cretonas, driles, regencias, sa-
razas, lustrillos, platlIas para forros, linorcs,
tarlatanas, metlias, hecos, panos, palluelOs dc
merinO, hilO y algodon, blondas, cnccages, ci L
tas, alfombras. pomadas, jabones, esencias, SOM
brillas, paraguas, c,misas, calzld0, casimires,
lluvias, SombrerOs para ambOs sexOs, cOrbatas,
sobre- -camas de merno, g., 81, &.
Especialidad Ell baregs con su Il eco adorno,
poplines desde q II is. vara, rasOs de colores,
granadInas negTas b0rdadas, alfombras mos
cowitas dc gran tamailo, tGnicas y otIas confec-
clones de Paris, pane We. de para villar sillas
y galapagos para montar il caballO. j. Font y Ca
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-12
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Enero s.--Para Sabanach berg. gol. esp. P'Ts
ca 1888 ton. cap. MiIlet, Ell lastre. :,
s.-Para Vieques bal.csr. Angel Maria ~ ton
patron O'Rigo, con duelas :, ).
8.-Para Naguabo gol esp. UrSetinG % ton.
patron GunzaIez. con provisiOnesy A pasageros.
9--Para Cabo Haitiano vap frances Decide
re 758 ton. cap. Laine, con carga ypasageros.
I 9.-Para, Naguabo gol esp. UOertta ~ ton. pa
9.-Para Hulnacao bnl esp J6Uen Narciso 10
ton. patron Carrau, con provisiones., oo
0.-Para Ia Habana pol. gol. esp. AtOerttnG 19S
too. cap. Martinez, con toda su carga. 80
para Aguadilfa berg. gol. esp. fsaoet lS@
tom cap. San Juan, en- lastre
4 1O-Pnra Humacao gol, esp. EsperaaasG 40 ton
patron CeryeTa, con madcras proVisiohes y 4
1O.ePara S. Thomas gol. esp. Rdpido Al ton.
pa trOn Font, en- lastre 1pasagero.