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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-01-25
After the Fire.
~ oLTvEE wEzOELL HOLMES

~ 0LAFEE HEagEAL h0LNLa-
fFrom the Atlantic Nonthiy sr J.ruary.l
While FAR along the eastern skT
saw The at-s of Havoc a..
As Hhf. frc-s would assault
The sovereign ofth. starry vagit
Aad hari aim hack the burning raia
That Scared the ellis % rhs plain,
read a. an a crimson PAGE
The words of Isra,ls seeptsrea sage.
F0r riches ElsEs fAsnl tsfEgT. and fhsy
DO az an sagis Ry alsay-
o vision of that GlespI--s night,
Whaf hue shall paint the m0ckinE light
That burned AMI stain-d the orient skies
Where peaceful morning loves 70 riss,
As II IN. san hsd lot hi. way
And daEn.d 20 make a sseond day
Above hoE r-d With a-ry glow,
Ho=z dark " thos- IL woke below
Ou roof ani wall, o. dome and splf,.
FLASHED the false s~sl. q the hrsi
Girt with her . lt o., Elit;srinE Pane-,
AM erovned Hith -tarry-E.-smlnE Vanss,
Oar nDrthsru qas-u In glory shoas
win uew-born spleudsrs not keF owH.
And stood, transhEured n cur eyss,
ylctlm decked f5r sacEiGesi
The cloud still hoysrs overhead,
And stlI the mlinight sky 10 red
As the lost wandersr strLys ai0as
To seek the place he called his own.
His devious fs1tprint, sadly IrII
IIoE changed the pithNAys known 90 wells
Ths scene, how n.vy The tall, how old
Ere yet the ashes have grown cold!
Again rsai the words that came
Writ In the rubrie % tie hlmei
Iiows'sr We trust 20 mortal things,
Zach hath its pair of ioIded wings
Though long their terrors rest u1sprezd,
Their fatal pIgmss srs never shrd
AZ last, Al last, they stretch in flight,
And blot the day and blast the night.
Hope, only hope. Of AL that cIings
Around u, never spreads her sings;
Love, though h break hIs earthly chain,
sun whispers he will come again;
Bat fsiIa, that 10 serk the sky,
shaIi teach cur half nedgsd souls 10 iy.
And and JeyOnd the sm Ike ami fame,
The cBoudIsss azure whence they came
ton, November IaIh, 1917.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-12-11
Connecticut Literary Institution l!

Connecticut Literary Institution.
 Sufiield, Conn. X we'll established school for Ladies and Gen. A tlemen
 The new Building for the Female Department will be used next term. It will accommodate any in the country. The best of instruction in Music and the Fine Arts. Expenses, Moderate. Winter term begins Dec. 10. For particulars, Address,
 J. A. SHORES, A. M., Principal Suitield, Nov. 2l. 1873, 343w
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-12-11
Farm for Sale :!

X Farm of 150 acres, with dwelling house in Agood repair, three barns nearly new, and a nice wood lot, situated II miles from the Corn wall Bridge Depot, will be sold with or without the stock and tools. It is very desirable as . Milk farm. For particulars and terms enquire of s. B. Smith on the premises or of the subscri- her. E. D. BENEDICT.
 Waterbury, Oct. 10, 1873. 28 3m*
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-12-11
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A large book, full oegocd things salaahae loase4
 Address. LEE CO, 524 Sixth Aves New xork.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-12-11
PROBATE ADVERTISEMENTS.

n1STRICT of Litchfeld, ss Probate Court, U Dec. 9th, 1873.
 Estate of Junlus Burgess, late of Morris, in said District, Deceased. -s
 The Court of Probate for the District of Liteh- field. hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, fer the creditors of said Estate to exhibit the 1T claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly atteated, within said time, will be debarred re- covery. All persons indebted to said Estate are
 363* WI. l.. BURGESS, Administrator. RESTRICT of Woodbury, ss Probate Court u December Sd, 1873. sts.s
 Estate of David c. Bacon, late Of Woodbury, in said District, deceased. bury hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the Creditors or said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement.
 Those who neglect to present their acccounts. properly attested. within said time, will be de, barred a recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate pay ment to
 s6 g. JOHN CHURCHILL, Administrator. Al Court of Probate holden at Harwinton A within and for the District of Harwinton, ,on the1st day of December, A. D. 1878.
 Present, Abijah Catlin. Judge. Estate of Charles c. Churchill an insolyent debtor of said District.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Har- winton hath limited and allowed two months from the date hereof for the creditors of said eatate in which to exhibit their claims thereto, and hath appointed Lewis Catlin aed Levi Cur tiss, both of said Harwinton, Commissioners to receive, examine and decide upon said claims. Has ordered that said Commissioners meet at the dwelling house of said Levi Curtiss, in said Harwinton, on the 1st day of January, and the 2d day of February, 1874, at one o'clock in the afternoon, on each of said days, for the purpose of attending to the duties of their said appoint ment
 Certified from Record.
 S5 I'm ABIJAH CATLIN, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-12-11
FARM FOR SALE.

THE large and desirable Farm, formerly occu- l. pied by the late Alpheus Hodges. deceased; situated on Torrington Hill, almost three miles from Wolcottville, on the Nangatuck Railroad. Said Farm contains about 325 acres and js suita- ply divided into Meadow Pasture. Fruit and Wood lands.
 Upon the premises are three Houses, eommo- dious Barns and other buildings.
 For particulars inquire of
 w. H. BARBER. Exector. Wolcottville, June 20, 1873 18tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-12-11
Thompson's B' siness College.


 Bookkeeping, Writing, English Branches, and Languages. Instruction, day and evening; terms low; Ladies' department separate. Telegraphy taught to men, women, boys and girls practical ly; terms reduced to $15 great demand for operators. 28-12w.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-12-11

~ ~~W8~ V Buell. ! q Wheelel''s, WEST STREET. December 10th Our Friends and Patrons are cordially invited -S sozs Asd sslsct from the largest and choicest HSlsiay presents to bs found the Country We have Books in Variety. Prayer Books,
 Picture Books, Bibles, Poems, Photograph, Autograph and Stamp Albums.
 Games,
 Puzzles, Toys, POrtemOnaies. Diaries, ChrOmos. Illuminated Text and Crosses Inkstands in Glass, Bronze, Verde, Antique. Russia Leather very
 fine. Cocoa &c. Pen-racks Paper Knives,
 and Weights,
 Glove, Handker-
 chief and Jewel
 Boxes. in Russia Leather. Spa-wood, and Paper. Large Variety, ot useful and
 Fancy articles. \ iu Scotch and Nieana Woods. Thermometers III different styles. aud Fancy Woods, Tape measures. m German Silver and Scotch Plaid. Import
 ed Scissors,
 Leather ca.
 ses. Napkin
 Rings. Ivory Tab
 lets. Card Cases. in Pearl. She'll, and Spa-wood, Toilet Sets. Bouquet holders, Vases. Writing Desks. stationery ot English, Trench. and American
 Manufacture. Backgammon and Chesss- boards, Perfumes, Colognes, Po- males. Combs. Brushes. &c.: ol all kinds.
 HarmOnicas. Microscopes
 Hand Mirrors, also $ select assortment of Pipes in real and imitation of
 Meerschaum.
 Match safes in Rubber. Leather Bronze and Terra Cott, ware. also. German Study,
 ar Office Lamns-
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-12-11
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.

Wentworths Key-ring and Check combined. Ger Silver sample 15 Circulars free. Stafford Mfg Go. 66 Fulton St. N. Y. S64
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-12-11
TS. ORDEh UT NO11OE.

ALFRED ELLIOT.
 6. ORDEh UT NO11GE. POLLY A. ELLIOTT.
 State of Connecticut, County of Litchfield, ss. Litchfeld, Decmber 3d, 1873.
 Upon tue petition of the said Alfred Elliott, praying for reasous therein set forth for di- vorce from the said Polly 4. Elliot, as by his petition brought to the Superior Court to be holden at Litehfeld within and for Litchfsld County, on the 4th Tuesday of January, A. D. 1874.
 It appearing to, and being found by, the sub scribiag authority, that the said respondent is residing in parts unknown to ihe petitioner and is absent from this State.
 Therefore, Ordered, That notice of the pen- dency of said petition be given the said respon- dent, by the petitioner cansing this order of no- tice to b published in the Litchfeld Enquire . newspaper dublished in Litchheld, in said Coon ty, three times successvely, commencing on or before the 18th day of December. A. D. 1873.
 3s St VIM. l.. RANSOM, Clerk Of Re S,l.erior Court for Litchfeld 6ba"ty.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-12-11
200 PIANOS and ORGANS

ZUU FIANUS ana UhGANS New and Second Hand, of First -Classs Makers,
 will be sold at Lower Prices for cash, or on In. stallments, in City or Country during this Finan- cial Crisis and the Holidays, by Horace Waters < Son. No. 4S1 Broadway. than ever before of- fered In New York Agents Wanted for the sale of Waters Celebrated Piano, Concerto and Or chestral Organs: Illustrated Catalogues mailed. Great inducement to the Trade. A large discount to Ministers Churches, Sunday Schools, Etc. 364
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-12-11

SsDsYCHOMANCY, or SOUL CHARMING!' the love and affection of any person they chooae instantly. This simple mental requirement aA can possess, free, by mail, for 26c., together with marriage guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams. Hints to Ladiee, &c. S6:4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-12-11
R. IT. MACY & Co..

THE LARGEST Toy AND FANCY GooDs HOUSE IN
 THE WORLD.
 It will pay you to go there every day. and stay all day. It is day's entertainment to look through the stocks of this immense establish mept. There is not it's equal of it's kind, in the world For the extent and variety of Fancy Goods, Toys and Dolls it stands unrivalled. Shopping at Macy's you have the advantage of
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-12-11

FARM FOR SALEI
 acres, situated about 24 miIesl West of tSs Court House. The farm is well fenced. wafered and suitably divided; also contains good sup- ply of wood Dwelling house and other build- ings thereon. Litchaead, Aug. lst, 1873. isH.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-02
SurprIsedby The Storm.

Capt. Alex. Moore, of the Third United
States cavalry, has made Especial report to
General Ord, commanding the Depart
ment of the Platte, of the disastrous fresh
ct on the night of May 3lst, 10y which six
Of his men were drowned while he was on
n scout from Fort Mcpherson, Nebraska,
with one guide. one wagon-master, five
teamsters, and iifty.five enlisted men of
Company f, Third cavalry, for the pur-
pose of patroling the Republican valley
He says
About p. NJ, May 81 n terrible freshet
without any apparent cause, swept down
the valley, carrying everything before it,.
Men, tents, horses and army wagons We're
swept along like corks. For five days pre-
vious we had no rain, and where this wa
ter came from so suddenly cannot yet un-
derstand. The valley of Blackwood is
about forty-fve miles long, and about one
mile to one-and-a-half wide. This entire
stretch of country was one raging torrent,
at least from six to seven feet deep, and
how any man or horse escaped is marvel
Gus. The only thing, indeed, that prevent
ed total destruction, was the fact that my
camp was surrounded by belt of timber
on three sides, and as the men were car.
ried Off by the current they were enabled
to save themselves by catching the limbs
Df trees
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-02
II. II. INGERsoLL,
For the Citizens.
Cholera News from all sections.

NASHVILLE, June 37.-There are 81
deaths reported from cholera of whom 20
were colored.
CINCINNATI, June 24.-Five deaths are
reported at the Heath office.
MEMPHIS, June 24.-The cholera is dis
appearing.
WHEELING, June 24.-One death from
cholera here.
EVANSVILLE, June 4.-The report OF
the Health officers shows that thirteen
cases of cholera have occurred in this city
since the disease first appeared two weeks
ago. Investigation shows there have been
several deaths out of the above number.
NEW YORK, June 24.-The Board OF
Health are taking every precaution against
cholera. The residents of damp cellars are
being compelled to vacate them.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-02
The New Pension Regulations

WASHINGTON, June 25.-The Commits
sioner of pensions, promulgated the fol
lowing order:
on and after the lst day of July, the
consideration of all invalid increase claims
will be suspended by the Pension Office,
until after the biennial examination,
which takes place on the 4th of September,
proximo. The medical examinations,
however, will continue in such cases, SO
that no applicant may suffer loss, as to the
commencement of increase by reason OF
date of medical examination. In the
meantime all original cases upon the files
will be considered and disposed of so fal
as the evidence will warrant,
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-02

THE Use OF CIsTERN WATER-The Gala
tin Examiner has this to say about the use of
cistern water:
I'VE have often called the attention of our
citizens to what we regard as a well settled fact
that those who habitually use cstern water are
nearly, if not entirely exempt from attacks of
cholera. All the experience and information
that we have leads us to this conclusion. Du-
ring the prevalence Of the epidemic in Nash
Vile in 1880 it was often remarked. Du-
ring the present visitation, although it is raging
in Nashville. Edgefeld is exempt from its raw
ages, and we understand that not single case
has originated there although a few have died
there who contracted it in Nashville. We learn
also, that there is like experience in Memphis
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-02
The Bible i'm Public Schools.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, June "a In the case
of the exclusion of the Bible from public
schools in Cincinnati, the Supreme Court
to-day decided that the School Board had
the right to pass resolutions to exclude. not
only the Bible and singing, but religious
instruction, and the court has no authori-
ty to interfere with their discretion in the
exercise of this power.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-02

An unfortunate culprit was recently
brought before an Iowa justice charged
with assaultng ard battering a maiden.
Investigation showed that the defendant
had merely saluted the damsel against her
will. She was in court and gave her testi-
mony so very beautifully that the Judge
was compelled to make special ruling.
the man for doing what was done; "for,'
said his Honor, ~ have been obliged to
hold on to the arms of my chair to keep
from kissing the complainant myself
Never did "A judge give "A more rational de-
Cision.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-02
spanish Disturbances.

BARCELONA, June 24.-There are serious
disturbances in Barcelona. In. the SUI
burbs of this city yesterday some men of
garrison, to the number of % or 30 engag-
ing in a conflict with the citizens, in which
weapons were drawn on both sides. Some
drunken soldiers arrested by their COM
rades were threatened with rescue, and
further riothing is feared.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-02
FROM GREENEvILLE.
A Call on Knoxville for Additional Medi-
cS,l Aid.

About 1890 A. NJ. yesterday, Mayor Rule
received the following telegram:
GREENEvILLE; June "a, 1873.
To Hon. VIM. Rule, Mayor, de-;
One of our physicians is sick and the 9TH
er exhausted. Can you send two immedi-
ately? Answer.
II. II. INGERSoLL,
For the Citizens.
The reception of the dispatch without
statement as to the disease, itself created
some anxiety. Later news received by us
was to the effect that no new cases had
been discovered. The call for physicians
was to give relief to the local practitioners
who were literally worn out.
Mr.. Rule secured the services of Dr. y.
=. TadlocE, who went up on yesterday
noon train. DR.. Swan NJ. Burnett expect
ed to go up on this mornings O'Clock
train. We trust the people Of Greenevillt
will not long have need of their services.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-02

FOREIGN VIslToRs.-The list of foreign
visitors to America during the coming sea-
son includes the names of Wilkie Collins,
Chas: Bradlaugh, Richard 4. Proctor,
Gerald Massey, J. II. S: Aubrey, j. M.
Bellew, j. II. Pepper, Henry Nichols,
Hepworth Dixon, Madame Rouniger, Mrs.
Dauncy Maskel and Mrs. Scott-Siddons,
to which may possibly be added Tom
Hood, Justin Mccarthy, Tom Taylor,
John Bright.and Newman Hall
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-14
mOSETAREO

0nsas EspaHe}as 81 unai
Colofabs. u4a - tB
Americans r. 81 III. s1#wa eoGveHso 60
&C. times s.. b4 usrFG# a.
Plata EaE4s4a.a #1.
i)easassso ulttsA-sil ael l- n II ps aaHAi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-14
TEL E GR A M A s /.

Hd5asa, 1o de n.arso.-Tutau ha anun-
ciado que la Rep1blica respetara los com
promises fnancieros contraidos por los 60
biernos anteriores.
Parfs.-Se calcula que Thiers tendra
una mayorfa de cien votos en- ell proyecto
constitutional
Ha vuelto & renovarse la desavenencia
entire los Legitimistas y los Orleanistas
HQbdn0 3 de mGrg0.-Serrano, Concha
otros generates se han comprometido a
servir q la Rep1blica.
Castelar, dice en- una circular que las po
tencias extranjsras que reconocieron afgo-
bierno provisional del 68, como consecuen
cia natural, no pueden dejar de reconocer
la Repdbliea.
Ha estallado una insurreccion socla-
lista en- las provincias rusas Valdinia Po-
dola. Las fuerz del gobierno que ataca
ron & los insuwectos fceron rechagadas con
perdidas, cometiendo estos muchas atrocl-
dades con los soldados heridos.
A consecuencia de uu choque entire G!
buque Tres MaylaS y otro barco cerca de
CAdiz, Sc ahogaron 81 personas.
El barco mercante ing'es Georgia que
navegaba de Liverpool q Baltimore Sc ha
perdido pereciendo so personas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-14
OperacEOncs s0Dre mReiie
EEgF0S K0E3SuNsgJAAEeEss.

DE arribos de esta procedenca So la vist0 ai.o
fayorlcitio 81 mercad0 obtsHIchdo "uchoS ITE"ios
10, cargament0a rea llzaaos.
IL plaza queda en puscion ventaJosa para los
carganent"s que ~ esperan.
Por bal. Quuto, dc Cadiz. sres Sobr nos &c ~
qaiag ~ cs. D pasaS, %ol ld. "a ID, e0O Id ia
id 81 Ill cOUseryae II sCronge aCeitunas, g.. Iras-
eos IA i'd. chorizos por Ecnder (tJJ itstfaa BIOS
capadrcs - cts IA sacos ar.os ~. qi, ~ cs IN pa-
Sas u rls. cs. slngujuclas rs s@cos mnffr por
vcnder. 200 Cs Ia tidces ~ o. 4g9td "a 10 si&4
qi i, 2 id. accltc otiNo de 0lb ti5 ~.
Para Sres Ninda do Was Comp, $50 es. a IL
decs y - III. Id. $40. qL. 20 eunetes aeei -nnas
& .C4 100 cts atun ( lsa5aics aardIC 50 - cta
l44 on0etes aceitunas, ris II cs. tocho, %pf Id
! a higos y3I1 ID seD id. por vender
Para sr.s SohrInoa de- ~ w cs vtn0s suftdoS.
Para Don Enrique Delgads. Il bis. Ylno . cs. id
por vcndar 4sS cunetas aceituaas 81 o. ~ sHFas.
vista. 100 es almidon, poT Fender. iJ1 Isl a adeoa
3qL. 80 id. n III y 80 et8 al 200 id. Yiuo, COS
500 g. lidcos "a Sic al. go Cutetes acettunaa
SlOi, i5 Is vino. $5t E0 cs- sa nacafFonea az al
Para Srcs Larandona. Castillo Comp, 501 bo-
tijas accitc = ria. a. 80 -. fldeoa IL SIls qts
70 id jAbou 81 qi.. I6 ac03 gar1ankas ~, " Ss tt
10 id. pinscutou. Si4 al.
Para 6TCs, Irlartc. HrTmaua ne IafaceuA Iofnp-
50l cuhetes aceitunas, 81 l&B
Para Sres. Pastor Marquee Garcia, as!o not3as
aceite la slfgt - aacos earbanzos, - y. 90 ~.
tijas acese i0ib, si4ql - ia pasta: sli 81, ~"
id. "a i'll. 1l9ql.
Por berg. Brnia de Valencia. vinaroz y Barria-
na, Sres Ninda dc Was = Camp, ~ tansF# ps~
mention tl4 o. 10 III, anta, u o. ~ ~ aHc!iaaAa
ST. d. 10 i'll. plmendFna. s4 o.. ii Ill, naacsa VI
ql. 30 pipaa vino Unto ess ~ HIsua - qt. %
sacos arrox sBi II. i0y9 butlisa = aee4se slA gh,
ESQ rfsttps ni0s. ~ eta ip0 a., HAeus stu.
Por p0E Emilia de u4r1aiouas ioa gDts-nas aas
noros; - pipas VINO ttata. 80 EmedaAs ld. sl HAa
Nlenats. - euaKtoa td H. rara sassaa SO "a.
900 rF&1guHs agthstsu ss1 ld. hglAu1@ 81 Fta.
5l1 bot - u ana4te 60 q emATtsra@a AFaEftir
~ rls gsI0n, leo bFls VINO duirs ~ f}A. - saE
rafonss earaaeha dis ga paa# ta Fia. 69 aa. esaa
anrfldo gia, .1l IaAua |. AZ - haeUa saslse-
xos ~ at. - cauAsta papaA saat tgU gq. c1 9&E@s
q al. CnTtsttaAas - a.. anplkaes
FOR Eul Steosa gar tiegae. pgsc leggtr sAe Fsslen
Aa3Iores. sfes. FAataE Marquee 1&9s44. aSss
ptpAa tlla p4paa Vka4a s8t0 $50 pp@ esg As'ss
tnagta So fl-. a sa gaEs@0Eea r. sli~ t9ts tAgtse
Jas acette, gsa8 st et8 E8sFAS9ssaa sa Agseke -
tk8 @s9 k8- SenbtanaA III SD @tkanss8aas &&s ta
Fesita& eNKgas8sss - ss ad asl. ts fsAs - z1
8. i. ~ sss - j. e4esa 60 a., ~ =, n@eses
k8 jill.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-14
PARTE MERCANTIL.
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.
E4NTRApAs.

Mario 12.-De Algeciras en- 30 dias berg. .gol.
esp. Bruya 1870 ton. cap. Magiiez, con .provlslo-
nes |; los Sres. Viuda de V1as Comp
19.-De Barcelona en- so dias pol. esp. Emilia
lz9 ton. eep; CarboneiI; con e1ectosy pasageroS
17.-De Manaty EN- ! dia gol. esp. Baena Espe
raasa 80 ton. patron Gonzalez, con cafe. ,.
12.-rDe Fajardo en- dia gol esp. Fajardina
65 ton. patron Lanz6, en- lastle.
12-De Aguadilla en- 10 h0Tas vap. esp. Jose
Bar6 774 ton. cap. Afriaga, con carga general
4 los Sres. b. Borras hermanos correspondence
pasageros
IL De s. Thomas en- dia gol. esp. RdDid0
AZ ton. patron Font, con meTcancias.
13.-De Cadiz Ell Is dias vap correo esp An
tonic Lopez 1884 ton. cap. Jaureguisa, correspon-
denCia Y pasagerOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-14

Per 10 hsheyae expeal.lo aln0
una gegceFa parse IL l b.lIeso i
II Fiia ia u caaa aisl ea Caugreos,
anun4a PR Il nas Il Har1s.
81 posEoga aa l III hayo. Faae-
sl-RIco Do s9 t8T3. q l1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-14
EEECTOS
DE VAEEEAS BoEeGCEDENCEAS.

Por berg. ing Brazilian de Glasgow, q Sres La
timer Comp. 400 brls. docenas botellas cerveza
Castillo 100 id. id id. id. sold. i'd botelas
cervezo "gotter" 20 id. Z ia. i'll. id. a
Para d. Gailermo Cruz, 150 brs, docenas bo-
tella c6rvcZa 50 4. 4 i'll. botella id.
Por berg Carlos do Livefpo0l, 4 los mismos: 40
arr0z 10 To india.
Por berg ital. n cola Costa, dc G6nova, 4 Sres.
Viuda de Vfasy Comp. so 5. araanzos, vista l0O
c. II botaa VINO verinouth So id. id. ii. mo-
ras uino 80 20 ia 28f3 i@:$t0. 50i4, 30 tqpetea 10
soo S., $. Uis 81 0i., id. co1uino @6 a. 70 2,
242 botel&s core So, 100 fosUas papei estraza ~
IS ba5. aaetalas *6 > 2 pasta si2, 100 s. arroz
glsC6 @7q 20 jd hatichuslas, 80 O.. 100 ~. ar,
omb4rio 81 o., - c a man1 $50 q, 30 ia
gonna arab g. $1ql., @@7 canastos papas' Vista,
ver.nouth V 20 g u ID. il. i'll. So ID IL d sirop
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EszENOEsTACEOS.

gsDesde que pubicamos esta Circular nunCa ne
mos yiafo como ahora tauta paraiiZacion en- la en-
trada de cargaInerlea: esta ciTcunstanca unloa
la dc SCI en- extreme mnImas las eXistencias que
snlfado eI one 80 hav&n agotado compotamente
las que auedaban decTse puedo que es general
palalizaciou de los no gocios por In escasez quel
hoy en- Ia pIaza.
LIS cargame ntos pr6ximos 4 legar eneontIaran
el mereado en- brll ante disposition para compIas
como nunca c IN n8 pTobanIiidadcs dc baen eAi-
to.
i.os arrfbns ds 8ellznues SO bacon aesagr mucho.
ofrecendo la plaza un brilante porvonir los PR
meros buqucs que reCaien.
continuation insortamOs el eAtraclo DC las