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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-30

en- Cuba que bien podia servir de tea.
-Yo me hago cargo de Ambrosio, ar
ticulo Andres con voz imperceptible; tn,
le dijo al de su derecha, apunta al cabeci-
liza; pero nadie tire hasta que yo no olga
t4eg0. Los insurgentes Sc acercaban arras-
trandose como viboras 10 largo de la
gran cerca.
No tireis hasta que no esten entrente
anad6 ell joven, que las aspilleras que
abri6 mi padre no permiten dirigir bien
los tiros oblfcuos. Cuando va esten todos
pr6ximos, cada uno procurara que la bala
pueda herir cuatro 81 no Sc queda en- ell
cuerpo del primero. Esta recommendation
fue pasando de uno q otro hasta el 1ltimo
de los diez tiradores.
Los rebeldes venian de cuatro en- fon-
do; mas al parecer no sospechaban de que
ALI fuesen esperados, pues andaban casi
pegados al cercado.
-Fuego! grito Andres. Los diez tiros
salieron fernando una sola detonacion.
Tn grito en- que Sc unieron los alaridos
de los moribundos y de los heridos estre-
meci6 el espacio La mitad de la partida
habia caido al suelo.
Al machete, repitio.
Inmediatamente la puerta, que era de
goznes y no de trayesanos, como Ia prin-
cipal, Sc abri6 y veintiocho machetes bri-
llaron s;nnltaneamente heridos por los
astros ncctnrnos y por Ia refraccion de
las aguas del profn 10 Zaza. Aqaella hues-
10 asi sorprendida 20 creyo enyueltA en
una celada,
seaInAatd.ls
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-30

Sc le aumenta en- cambio sobre los de-
rechos de exportacion9 La resolution
del problema esta al alcance de todos.
Ri valor de los efectos exportados en-
1872, y que forzosamente ha de estar
en- rigorosa proportion con ell que
tengan nuestros efectos en- ell presen
te aflo, Sc elev6, segun la Estadfstica
del Comercio Exterior de la Provin-
cia de Puerto Rico correspondence al
citado ano de 1872, redactada de Or
den del Sr. Galvan, 4 SS.008,125
Esto sentado, los $24,279 mas que
tienen que pagar los hacendados por
ell aumento que sufre la exportacion
con ell nuevo insignificante recargo,
equivalen escasamente al u, 8 ha-
blando exactamente al Las por cien-
to sobre la production que es 10 que
tiene que pagar ell hacendado en- vez
del q 0l0 que deja de abonar por
concepto de contribution directa. Que
da, pues, bene6ciado en- mas del 0, O.,
Y ESQ que ell hacendado pudiente es
cl menos favorecido entire todas las
demas classes agrfcolas NADIA mas elo-
cuente, repetimos, que ell lenguaje
precise y seco de los ndmeros.
Pero aun nos queda por hacer otro
calculo en- que resalte todavia mas de
bu to ell immense favor que q la pro-
vincia ha hecho ell gobierno con la
doble Suppression de las Quotas memo
res de $40 y con la del so 0l0. Hemos
dicho que producfa la contribution
territorial sobre S500,00O Veamos
ahora 10 que, en- vez de esta cantidad,
SAGA ell Estado con ell nuevo sistema
rentistico que ha decretado
Por la cuarta parte de la contribu-
cion directa que queda VICENTE, STEM
pre- suponiendo que los contribuyen-
tes mayores de diez pesos paguen la
mitad del reparto, 5 125, 900
Por ell 5 0I0 sobre 10 re-
caudado por derechos de
exportacion, tomando por
base ell aflo de 1872. 24,279
Por ell 5 por ciento sobre
81 S94 $40 rccaudados en- ell
ano citado por derechos de
Importation n.........- 94,719
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-30
10 y tambien para nuestra naciente

clio y tambien para nuestra naciente
industria.
Ash como en- un pals fabril todas las
classes viven con desahogo cuando las
manufactures realizan buenas ganan-
cias, y empieza la miseria general
cuando las abricas Sc cierran 8 dis
minuyen los jornales 8 ell n1mero de
operarios, asf en- un pats esencialmen-
te agrfcola. como 10 es ell de Puerto
Rico, Sc extiende por todos sus ambi
bitos ell bienestar siempre que los
que cultivan los campos en- grande
8 en- pepuena escala sacan provecho
lie sus labranzas. Verdad es esta que
nadie Sc oculta. Cuando ell hacen-
dado y ell jtbaro tienen dinero, ell CO.
merciante, el mercader y ell industrial
multip lean sus negocios y crecen a
proportion sus ganancias: ell medico,
ell abogado, ell artista, ell artesano y
hasta la pobre mujer que vive de la
costura 8 del lavado, encuentran quien
los coupe y quien les retribuya debi-
damente por su trabajo. Las dltimas
reformas del general SAM no estan
pues, encaminadas a proteger a las
classes agrfcolas exclusivamente; 10
estan al bien de todos sin exception
de ninguno que trabaie
Parece como que la Providencia Sc
empefla, por esta parte, en- cooperar q
sus benevolos esfuerzos. En- efecto, la
cosecha pr6xima Sc presenta bajo los
mas lisonjeros aspectos. Los campos
de cafa estan, segun nlestras notcias
en- un estado foreciente, y eli cafe
ese precioso grano que tan alto precio
ha cobrado en- los mercados de todo ell
mundo, promote este ano dobles rem
dlmlentos que en- ell anterior.
Damos gracias 4 Dios que tan vlsi-
blemente nos ha salvado de la ruina Y
de la anarquIa y que parece comp!a-
cerse en- prodlgar sus dones sobre es-
ia terra pacifica y agradecida La te
en- ell porvenir de esta tan modesto CO.
mo preciosa peria del Atlantico estA
resucitando en- todos los corazones,
con gran sentimiento de unos pocos
regeneradores que quisieron, no sabe-
mos porque diab6lico prop6sito, YER
nos marchar al cAos asl en- 10 econ0
mico como en- 10 politco, asi en- 10 So
ciaI como en- 10 moral y religioso
\ al mismo tempo que vemos q
Puerto Rico salir gradualmente de
marasmo y confusion en- que las malas
pasiones humans la habian sumido,
gratas nuevas nos vienen de la Antilla
hermana de que la crisis monetaria,
postrera esperanza de los traidores, Sc
ha salvado merced al patri6tico y tita
nico esfuerzo que han hecho los heie:
habitantes de aquella TERRA clasica de
heroismo y de la abnegacion.
Las Antillas eStan salvadas para
Espalla: Dios EN- sus inexcrutables {
inapeIabIes juicios asl 10 ha decretado
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REVOLT AT Sine SINe.-Fifty Conricfs Def
antiy R.fsse 10 Hork.-The spirit Of open ana
d. snt INSTRUMENTATION seems to have sxaip
Iaissd Its trou blerome head among the INN ate-
OF sing Sing prison. In one Of the cabinet
snnPe, yesterday, ffty convicts revolted In a
body and absolutely refused to Commence their
Ssiiy TASK; After remonstrances and threats
nsa proved unavailing, the rebellious jail. bird
III escoited, under q strong guard, to their
pnhis nment, fifteen Of the number becaus p.n-
nent and were taken back to the shop. The
IemanaeI are stu locked up In dark cells.
OF reducing them to cheerful subm.ssion. n
seems that the trouble has been occasioned n,
an inveterate dislike on the part OF the convic,.
moyal they demand In the most insolept tsrm.
In case their demand Is not complied With. con-
yicfs In the other cabinet chops have int m stsd
their intention to revolt to-dsy.-N. r. Hsraid.
lila "'
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7oS D's eFEkA ssOUss.

REALTY "T6E PsyRLESS QUEEy OF
RITkLkrgE g" Mss Lydia THOHP.US, s1l
her n. p. Bath Cninranl, Y ~ p-Ti'rm s1 engage
r~.r- .rn,: I'd to SIX NItiti - and ~ r. Natl
NKEc u-I- riDG ou = PTIl H. tS74, at T1rI's psra
H6us-. sIf = b. u ost VOsi-is~ig. VI IS Tn
sau- farewell - Nasasnx toa. as she Sit1dT sN-
f. o. ta- AM ricEu stsse upon the clO-e OF the prs-
trt dssnaiic son. I'll a0E- o. oil vita ~
fcTmHfCe Mnrdsy evening, sp-Ii ~, y Ge sird,'
Tus-tsy cseuing, AsTiI Is. Z" Rphiu Hali;'' Y-d-
nssdsy eIins, sTrIi IS, ''hsphi-tn; TharsiIy
eseninF, spTIt Is, "Luriia-; Fsiisy evening,
April IL, = 'neh'. a grant "a "a \ bi!l. SOfnAd-
BJ IA and Aladdin saturday. mziiaee, Agril
rs far veil. EupTm ~ att .ttOa-tWs barl s-qu
's5 tai and Aladdin In-i ieutalt0 .he sDSvs re-
P~rtoire W " be iIirSiucot the Irssrv Rhy ass I,
tanciug OuaEe-s. S,ls yscali-ms, Gsui arm O.
Duet sTd Jh- ~ storisi PEeaomssOo. Seats N AZ
be secured in advance fJE the above. 8O1 she.t
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The What IN VIRGIHIA.-Sof far a We have
Of wheat are excellent throughout our county
The cold weather in March did not afFect II
and the spring IL % far advanced now that littis
danger Of injury to the crop from harsh weather
10 to be apprehended. good wheat CROP thjs
year y III be great blessing to our people. and
will do much In the way OF financial relief
Montgomery Aessen9er. ;. The wheat crop is
better In this section than at any similar period
since the war. We hope its promise may be
richly fulHlled.-Bedford Ssstissl.
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TIE NEAIElER-


wsssEssIor, D. April rs, ts7s, lon : q Z
PROBABILITIES. - Over New knsiatd Al AZ
snds bacs Tag 20 sSutherly and esst-Tiy. far ths
middle A;rs sld lower lake region. rising t-.ap-r-
azure, tucsesriug east 20 sou Wilde clost % pSty
cl udy weather, ana over the latter to-nigh p.ss-
slbly light rAi8. FOR tie south Aasntir sat q.
horthetst To SOUTHEAST Winds, rising femp ca 1ure
and partly cloudy weather, with to-rtClt pa ihlY
rain. frCm the gulf koTth~ >rd TO kentnoky "a
Missouri, ncrsesing southeasf 10 uth~ NiLis.
cloIdJ ana airy westhsr. fcr the oppsr lax. re-
ain al eoul nv ard the lover Obo vall.s ani
Mis- ouri tDcreasis g c!oudtness. Urpsk aad his
to souih winds, fising Temperature "a rain, pre-
ceding storm certer. The lower Ohio and u = ar
= bsippi ris ers will continue 60 Osatfonsry
,iknsls en- iuue at Duluth, Marquette, kscaaAs-s.
Mnssukee. Chicago. Grss Haven, Alfrns, Tot 10
and Detroit.
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HoRRiBLs MrRDER SUIcDg.-A speti Al
telegram TO the Richmond Dispatch from Psrss-
mouth. Va, says Thursday night the fire.. Ut
barge Neuse, loaded with fish and Shingles, an
der the Command OF Captain David Grocer,
and belonging 10 the Pioneer TrauspBrtatisa
Company Of this city, left fdeuton, y -, fsr
Norfolk, I'm tow of the steam-,ug LgdiOs a
hswser Of about seventy yards connecting the
t~o vessels. The night ~ss dark aud very
rough, AID the progress across th. A be IN ario
sound vas slow aud dif'icult. Previous To sa.l-
ing Captain CrOcker had some difficulty " in
one of his Gcgro hand. named Andres Nhifs-
hurst. Daring the fret watch Whl.ehars- was
called upon by Captain Croker 20 take his
pace AZ the wheel. lie refused to DO 30, and
when the second watch came around he also TO-
fused 10 obey the captain and 90 to the wh-el.
At the third watch, which Was betseen and
= O'Clock, he oheyed the captain, aud took his
staten tte.ring the barge. The wind Was
blowing sale at the time, and a portion II
the deck load OF the barge MAS swept Ovsc-
and merely reoiined in his berth. Per-
ceivirg that the barge steered badly, hs
went on deck 20 see what Was the mat r
Shortly afterwards Mrs. Crocker who VA n
the CABIN heard Eer husband AZ words with
whit-buTst, and heard his voice singing AZ
very loud several times, as she thou az % "a a
on board the tug Ludlow. A short time a.r.r
this, While Mrs. Crocker Wa iisteuing and patti
entity waiting the return of her husband. enc
heard Whitehurst tell one OF the negro ere W wh,
came aft that the captain had just fallen Ove-.
board. She Immediately n ~ mp the cabin Ia l.
der and on deck, and charged whitehurst with
having thrown Captain Croker over DO trt
whitehuist stoutly denied having com mitt-d
the MURDER, and insisted that the cact.in f-lI
overheard. She continued 20 charge whitehur-t
with nu oerirg her husband, ana he would a.
persistenty deny the accusation. Suddenly
Whuebuist let go the wheel, and going for ART
tuiIrcd Of bis coat. and was seen by ali the
hands On deck TO tuddenly plunge oyerboa-f
into the setthing wstors OF Albemsrle soand.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.


VAST BURIED.
INV YORK, April l3.-LOlsa Germs, the
vonsn implicated With Dir Uhl.ng In an attenI,
Ia defraud the Merchants Life Insurance com
raDy OF $40, Geo, hiss b.en arrested. She stsf-f
q CAPTAIN Irving that she was sick ~
No. leo Eidridge street. aud was ATTENDED
by Dr. Uhling, but denies that che vs.
ever put In the eoffin n, aud sage the undertaken
Was present when the bricks were put in and
assisted in preparing the coffin tor intermen;
Ste and DIR. UhliDg were in tbs room while "a.
bricks were being put in. When the doctor
were called In she says she had soap 10 her
mouth aud pretended 10 have cOuyRlsiens, =.
advice OF DIR. CLlng.
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SPOTTED TAILS INDIANS INVITING wa
Inc nited States commissioners have returned
70 Cheyenn frem the Spott,d TAN asency
n1aysins accomplished absolutely nothing. The
tneI sSency removed; say they are tired OF
seeing tne commissioners, and invited the pres
Iaent OF tne delegation 70 leave, in language
more forclbie than polite. 1t 10 Understood
that the commissioners will proceed east nj
orce, and ask for strong military escort, re-
turn within . month, and remove the agency
The Witt of the commissioners has only ssr vci
to destroy the moral effect produced BY the
troops. ~
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LONE WOLF ON THE WAR PArH.-A special
dispatch from Austin 10 the 0alveston (fexas)
News reports that the Brown county minute
men routed Q party of Indians In San Saba
county, KILLING several. Lone Wolf b again re-
ported on the var-path, bound for Texae, to
ayeBge the death Of his son.
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Rallofiux for Seuatsr

khrULr Of THE 22O rEEAL.
BOSTON, April Is The tsenty-sec5ai ballot
Tor United states Senator resulted As fS.loW-.
Whole number Of votes, 2I9, necessary u a
choice, Ito; Dawes, "a; Hoar. -, Curtis
Adams. II; Bullock, Is; Banks, q; Sanford, 3
Nasbburne. 3; Whittier, Larned aud Plttm.
each. Adjourned until to morrow.
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AEoTRHR Rum MURDER IN NHw YoRK-
Thomas Corbett, . coachman, fatally shot
Thomas Leddy, . goodman, last night, in 4
lager beer saloon on 59th street New York. The
fight aroee from quarrel over cards. Corbett
shots from Q revolver 1t him, three Of which
took effect. The murderer fed, but the police
arc on hts track.
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DETAILED.-By direction of the PTssilen.
Second Lieut.. y. Sumner Rogers, 1=t infantry.
has beer detailed for duty Al professor Of mil
tary science and tactics al the Detroit high
sctool, Detroit, Michigan.
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A WHITE GIRL ABDUCTED BY CoLoayD
Man gentleman. giving his name Is Mfr.
Friei, OF oiktowp, Westche ster county, Gale
on Inspector Diiks, At the Central OFF CO to d
and infoI med that gentleman that his daug i
tar, Sarah Frlel, aged &c years, was abduct Il
slant. and since which time nothing has be IA
heard OF them. Mr. Friel said that tue name 81
the cOlored man lie Hiram Baker or Montro -.
% ears OLD, light Dulatto, and i've feet ten
inches high, with straight black hair. He is
married man, and on March 30 moved his wife
nom yorktown to Peekskill, and returned ga
the 81 instant, when be succeeded i'm carrying
of the girl II il believed that the coIored m az
administered some drug to the girl. Sarah Friel
10 about 10 years old, with dark hair cut short
and blue eyes One Of her upper teeth is IRE :.
nlar She had on q black dress at the tim
Inspector Diks promised Mr.. Friel to do ali in
his power for him, aud immedi ately tel.-
grapht the facts TO the various police stations.
". \. Commercial, llfh.
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NOMINATIONS The President sent tue fol-
lowing nominations of postmasters To Senate
to-day: Mrs. Betsy A. Mower, Nas LD1dpn,
Conn; james Cochran, Cup psr e. H.. Va;
Henry K'rDag0sn, Brandon, Mis-, D.viI y
Hooper. kirksyilie, Missouri; A. B. Hall. C 81
weston. Texas.
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ANoSG TIE DISTINGUISHED visitors tn the
White HOUse who hal interviews with thC
President to-day was General ID. Butter.
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81 II LIZ g''
CLOTHING TO ORDER
OUR STOCK
OF FINE PIECE GOODS
IS FULL,
Uk!QCE IN DESIGN,
sCfEEB IN QUALITY.
HEhchANT TAIL OEING sAcIcITIkS
Are PEKrECr.
sNASLISs US TO Ass.sx
PERFECTION
IN sTiLE, FIT, AND FIyIss
HABLE BROS
xEBcHANT TAILoRs,
Corner TIN aud streets,
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PAINFUL EyENT.-A letter in the Alexandra
Gazette from White Post, Clarke county, sth
instant, says: A most painful event has re-
Gently occurred in this community, by which a
highly respectable family has been plunged into
the deepest distress. On Sunday, the 18th uir.,
about . O'Clock p. N daughter OF james f.
Weir disappeared from her fathers house, and
mp to this date no clue or trace Of her has been
discovered. Mr.. Weir resides near the Shenan-
coab river, aud at first the painful apprehen-
sion existed that his daughter had put period
to her existence, AMI was sleeping beneath its
quiet waters. For such q conclusion no ade-
quate cause could possibly be assigned aud the
stricfest search having failed to confirm th at
suspicion, it has been abandoned. The young
lady who has so mysteriously disappeared was
popular with her acquaintances, and one against
whore fair fame no breath OF suspicion was ey ar
raised. The entire community sy mpathize with
the distressed and bereaved family, ami unite ia
the hope that the dark cloud now impending
over 1t may soon be dispelled.
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~ Duluth 10 said to have . city ordinance
which prevents . man from keeping more than
two tame beAre.
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A DANeERoUs PIECE OF FoLLY.-Ths dau-
ger Of carelessly and foolishly playing vita
firearms wa strikingly shown in oar town the
other day. a young man snapped Q quo
(Which he supposed to be unloaded) in the very
nce OF another person three times. Upon ex
pIimed, and the fourth time It Wa tried, went
on, the contents making large, ugly hole in =
plank q which the gun wAs Aimed.-Fiacasa,
(Vd.) Herald.
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CREMATION NEEDED In HAVANA Bsy-
ana letter says Small pox is raging epideni-
cal'y in some parts Of the tosn. In the C.fe
del Prado, families are abandoning their hoas a
and new tenants coming in The sickness has
spread, some OF the dwellings being 70 infected
with the disease that no amount Of fumie Atom
can take away the bed emell. Poor people ava
buried In moet indecent manner showed Ske.i
pen to have comm provided for him, IL l. oftsu
brought back from the grave and made "a serve
over and over again. yellow fever has slso b.
gun its raya9ee,
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MAD. LoYsoN ON THE GREAT AMERICAN
MALADY:-Mm. Hyacinth Loyeon writes for the
benz ft of the lady crusaders. The great Amer
lean malady lie the malady OF the stom sch.
Contciebtious people become dyspeptics; non
conscientious people become drinkers. The APP
petite for drink Is not necessarily made by
drinking, but, in nine cases out Of ten, by the
use OF coffee, tea, pepper, pickles, mustard,
spices, too much salt, hot bread and pastry, raw
cry OF . depraved appetite, an inf AIMED stomach.
lie always for stronger. The use Of soup milk
and salad, prepared with good Oil, should be
grapes, that pure native VINE NAV be used
when needed. Distilleries are slaughter houses
Of men, and should be dealt with q such: and
money gained from selling liquors is blood
an honest man.
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TnRWAR ON RuM.-rhe Metropolitan Cath
Onc Total Abstinence Union, OF New York,
ter Was received from Archbishop Leahy, OF
Casbel, ireland, heartily approving OF the pro-
Iosed combination Of the two countries Tor the
pTote ction ofem,grsnts, on their arrival, from
the ruinous influence Of intemperanoe, and
promising the cooperation both Of the cler-
~ and the laity with the movements.
I he Mayor Of Harrisburg, Penn, In accord
closed the cigar stores and other places az busi-
ness yeeteIdsy not authorised By Law to be kept
open on Sunday.
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IN THK HOUSE on Saturday, after our regular
report closed. there was some discussion and
considerable filibu-tering on the currency bill,
after which Mr.. Maynard moved the previous
question on the bill and amendments. Pemiins
a second TO this motion the House, by yO &c OF
III yeas to III nays, adjourned.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERVAL RKvsSUE.-rhe receipts from this
s0Crce to-day were S4iI SOL
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TEE BoATNAN's DISPUTE IN CuMBRsL AND
There was nothing new yesterday in the matter
Of the freight troubles among the boatmen.
The Borden men did not load any boats, or At
tempt to DO %, 90 far as We are advised, and
conss que ntly there was no demonstrations. The
Boidenites have claimed the protection Of the
law cficers, - already narrated, bat DO not
seem disposed to incur the ill-will Of their fell
low hoafnen BY loading, even whom backed by
may be looked for to-day. - We understood last
evening tb at the sheriff had been requested to
be ready to afford protection TO boatmsn to-day
In case they should conclude to l0sd.-CHmber.
land Nescs. liza
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ZersD.

BINGRAMToN, y. ", April I3.-At 2 O'slpsl
this morning the thermometer stood AZ zero.
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SENATOR BOUTWELL, has been steadily i'm
proving in health for twr weeks past, and IL
again on duty in the Senate.
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tAtTiMoHx, Arr u Virgins sfr-- - ,Ss, Y RI.
einias, consddsi al 81 a.. p@eiers Sc N..t r.
eistss. hrs' Nm CArUiirs sses. cd, y. a..
nv, ~, 40. sp-,isl la, bil o-d-t
BALfiksKEa Apsil Is = otson gai.t-.ss mil
dniS-. lstt. Flour very trm. Howard s.re /. A
s.s,srp sur. rnos; sh@sa.; DO. ey'r., saiS, a..
exirs, e. ,dSs. do. Family, sS.es,os w. ga
spe uhet.sked Corn sctiSe snd hru-phirs
southern, ~, leilV~ southern, e1a g; UiN@s -
ern new, -; I'D, IS DAT. -'r.Gs .ad n Oh
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B8ARs KiLLID.-Last week ColoueI Car
Breckinridge, Whit ont fox hunting, near tn s
Mcdowell place, 1t the foot OF ne mountains
about Fix or seven miles from here, killed foar
bears, one old and three cubs. The bears we're
freed BY the dogs, the old one taking refugs in
the hollev butt and the others taxing 70 thu
Limbo. They fell IN easy prey 70 the Colonel's
nail MAnahip.-FincasQe lHa.l Aerald.
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