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On Saturday morning lasta gang
of six dogs -four hounds and two
curs) made a raid on Mr.. E. L..
Hoffman's flock of sheep, near
Bunker Hill, but luckily number
of the sheep had on bells, which
attracted attention by the noise,
and the dogs were driven of
before they had done much dam
age other than severely injuring
Que fine eve, which died the next
day. The dogs had caught the
second one when Mr.. Hoffman
drove them off. The dogs belong
in the neighborhood. 1t is fortu-
nate the raid was not made in the
night, as they would have ruined
Mr.. LIS flock. There ought to be
some stringent law for the protec-
ton of sheep against dogs.
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TENNESSEE.
ANOTHER CREvAssE,

MEMPHIS, May 14.--About day
light yesterday morning the levee
broke at Opperton's plantation OPP
posite Friar's Point. AT last &C
counts the crevasee was one hun
dred and fifty yards wide and the
water was spreading over the plan
tation one of the finest i'm that sec
ton. The crevasse at Miller's on
the Mississippi side is over 600
yards wide and the water in the
streets at Friar's Point is three feet
deep. and families are moving out
and the merchants are buslly en-
gagged in moving goods. The
whole country in the rear is being
rapidly inundated. Some idea
may Ire formed Of the power
of the water rushing through
this crevasse by its tearing up huge
cottonwood trees two feet and
half in diameter and scattering
themson neighboring plantations.
The steamers now all come thro'
Council Bead cut off.
a $4,000 FIRE.
NASHVILLE, May ia fire In
CantIand, Alabama, last night dc
stroyed large portion Of the Du
siness part OF the town, including
the stores Of J. w. Falk, John
Simpson, Pepper, Houston 4 ed
wards and the postoflice. The loss
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SURPRISE PRESENTATION BY

SURPRISE PRESENTATION BY
THE LADIES OF MARTINsBURG.-
On Sunday afternoon, May 10th,
1874, the wives and daughters of
the members of Berkeley Division,
No. 6, Conductors Brotherhood,
appeared at the Hall of the said
Division, accompanied by Mr.. q.
II. Rrantner, who, on their behalf.
presented to Berkeley Division,
No. 6, Conductors Brotherhood, a
very handsome Altar Cover, made
of royal purple silk velvet, trim
med around with gold fringe, and
gold tassels at each corner, and in
the centre was inscribed:
~ ~ s. = = II s. - 81 - - II Il
Presented by =
y THE WIVES AND DAUGHTERS.
of the ~
Mem ers of u
BERKELEY DIVISION, NO. 6. y
CONDUCTORS BROTHERHOOD n
= - $ $ y
and in the corner the motto of the
Brotherhood, "P. F." 1t was re
ceiyed on the part of the Brother
hood, by Brother j. j. Beck, with
appropriate remarks, All present
were highly pleased, and carried
with them, lat the close of the meet
ing, pleasant faces and thoughts,
and a pleasant remembrance of the
ladies.
TO THE WIVES AND DAUGHTERS
OF THE MEMBERS OF BERKE-
LEY DIV, No. g., G. b.
Resolved 1. We, the undersigned
committee, do hereby tender to
the wives and daughters of the
members of Berkeley Division, No.
6, G.. b., the heartfelt thanks of
Berkeley Division No. 6, G. b.,
for their kindness in pre-
senting the Division with such an
appropriate present and also to
the Ladies' Committee, consisting
of Mrs. E. Chambers and Mrs, nj.
Martin, for their fine selection.
Resolued2. That the thanks of
this Division be rendered Mr.. u.
L. Brantner for his eloquent and
complimentary remarks on pre-
senting the handsome present.
Res0ZCed 3. That the thanks Of
this Division be rendered to Bro.
j. j. Beck for his eloquent address
on receiving the present.
G. V. RATHMAN,
A. S. CHAMBERS, Jr., ~,
A. HEDGES Ina
j. X. MARTIN.
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The country may expect to have
a little quiet now. The election
for Mayor of Berkeley Springs is
over, ard j. w. Ewing, Esq, is
the happy man. The only thing
that now disturbs the European
markets is the Martiusburg cleo
ton. When that is over, every
thing will be as serene as a lof Of
bread Cumb. Times.
Not muchly. Serenity will on.
ly come:when that missing $4,000 il
accounted for by the corporation
officers of Cumberland.
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FREE FIGHT.

Messrs. Editors:
at last we have Candidates for
the Mayoralty, Maj. A. P. Shut
having consented to be a candi-
date for reelection.
He has filled this Office with
great satisfaction to the people, as
much so, perhaps, as any one could
have done, as it is impossible to
please every one and do your du-
ty. He is honest and compatible,
and with his ripe experience, GER
tainly is as well fitted and quail
fed for the position as any one in
the community besides this, he
suits the position and the position
suits him-not being engaged in
any business which could be
affected by his decisions or the en-
forcement of ordinances as Mayor.
All other gentlemen announced
for the position having declined
except Mr.. A. S. Chambers, we
have too candidates, both having
been elected to the position before.
The town has nothing to fear from
the election of either of these gen
tlemen. The campaign then is
open and the fight commenced.
CITIZEN.
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Our worthy Post Master informs
us that in consequence of a change
of schedule time ON the b. & o r..
r.. the mail going west will close at
1920 A. NJ, and the mails going
east will close at 400 p. NJ. The
time for all other mails remains
unchanged.
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Mai. James Sweeney has sued

Mai. James Sweeney has SUED
the proprietors of the Wheeling
Register for libel. The damages
are laid at $4,000. The articles
complained of are the ones about
which Major Sweeney tried to
shoot Messrs. Baker and Clarkson;
he ought to have brought the suit
then, and kept his revolver at
home.
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A meeting of the citizens of
Strinesvile will be held on Satur
day night next at he residence Of
Adam Baker, on the Williamsport
turnpike, to take initiatory steps
for the organization of a Building
Association for the Fifth Ward.
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IOWA.
PRINTING OFFICE BURNED.

CLARINDA, Iowa, May H.
The Herald office, the Republi
can paper here, was entirely cou
sumed by fire last night. There
was nothing saved but the sub
scription and account books. The
loss is about $4,000, with no in
surance. 1t Is supposed to have
been the work of an incendiary.
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We congratulate our former fei-
low citizen, VIM. NJ. Vancleve, on
his prosperity since his removal TO
the State Of Missouri. We learn
that he is now the happy father Of
a fine daughter.
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The popularity of the Weekly
Independent is spreading rapidly.
Scarcely day passes that we do
not add new names to our sub
scripiion list. We received three
letters in one mail yesterday, from
the different counties in Pennsyl-
vania, ordering the Weekly hide
pendent; and about every mail
brings us similar letters from diff
ferent parts of the country. East
ward, Westward, Northward and
Southwark the Independent takes
its way.
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Mr.. G. NJ. Shaffer has had a new
pavement laid the entire length
of his lot. from the corner of King
street, running down German to a
short distance from the NJ. e.
church south.
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Mr.. George D. Blocher has COM
menced digging out the founda-
ton for his new building on Queen
street, adjoining the one which he
sold to Mr., r. j. Rankin.
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The poetry enclosed in an enve
lope and addressed to one of the
editors ofthis paper, has been re
ceived, but as the author failed to
give us his name, we do not pub
lish it,
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The county roads have been left
in a very bad condition by the UNI
usually wet Spring, and a little
work ON them at this time would
be of service.
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The evening mail from the West
is opened now at quarter past
four O'Clock instead of at six
O'Clock, as formerly.
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We are informed that the Colo
RADIO potato bug has made its ap
pearance in this vicinity, and COM
menced operations on the early
potato vines. Paris green lem.
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1t is little inconvenient for
farmers when court and corn
planting come at the same time.
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MIR. II. d. Montgomery, OF La
fayette, Mississippi, lost his wife
and child by a railroad disaster.
and the courts have awarded him
twenty-five thousand dollars.
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Mr.. George f. Evans has put
out handsome movable sign in
front of his cigar and tobacco
store.
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THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.
HAS a circulation more than DOUBLE
that ofany otherpa perpublishedin
the county.

Couldn't we have q sprinkler on
Queen street, if the effort was
made /? Its services are sadly need
ed.
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An Atlanta firm has named q
new brand of whisky after a fe.
male crusader. 1t viii empty a
man into the gutter after few
drinks.
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OHIO.
woRKMEN's MEETING.


ing of the workingmen is announe
ed TO be held next Monday even
ing under the auspices of the In
dustrial Conncil of this county
Labor reform, and particularly the
eight hour system are subjects to
be discussed.
EDITORIAL EXCURSION.
CINCINNATI, May 14-Excursions
of editors, sixty in number, from
the State of New York, arrived
here at six O'Clock this evening"
They will remain here till Friday,
and will then leave for Nashville
via Louisville and Mammoth Gaze
DIABoLIsM.
An accident occurred on the S.
B. Il w. r. r., last night, by some
scoundrel disconnecting the switch
at a small station near Crawfords-
vile. The engine and nine freight
cars were wrecked, and the engi
neer and fireman seriously injured
ECLECTIC MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
COLUMBUS, May 1.-THE Ohio
State Eclectic Association met in
the City Hall, this morning, and
was called to order by I'll. Thomas
of West Newton, about thirty del
egates being present.
The committee on nominations
reported the following named per
sons as officers of the Association /:
w M Ingalls,, M d., of Hamilton,
President j w Crawford, of Til
fin, and III l. Tine, of McCOnnells
vile, Vice Presidents j l. Kirk
patrick, of Hamilton, Recording
Secretary; Jas. Anton, of Leba
non, Treasurer.
| The report was accepted and the
persons named elected.
Eight members were chosen by
the Society. Dayton was chosen
as the place of the next meeting,
and the first Wednesday in June
next as the time.
| A paper was read by DR.. Par
ker, of Berea, on vaccarious utter
inc action, and discussed ct length
by various delegates.
| A paper was read by DIR. j. T..
Mclaughlin, of Exenia, on the
use of pepsin and pancotine in dis
eases of the stomach and bowels.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
| At the afternoon session. of the
Eclectic Medical Association, pa
pers were received by DIR III. f..
True, of McConnellsville, on the
evils produced by the use of pro
prietary medicines by w. p.
Leathers, on malpesition in utero
CESSATION and by Henry Parker,
of Berea, on conservative surgery
A resolution was adopted express
ing desire to make common
cause with other medical societies
in Encouragement of abortion.
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is estimated between $50, 900 no
Insurance. The fire Is supposed
to have been caused by an incendia
ry.
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PEOPLE AND THINGS.
SONG OF THE SHEARS.

+.
Weary and not over-stout
The victim ofheartless quizzers,
A news-editor sat with his elbows out,
Plying his pencil and scissors
Clip Clip Clipl
In m1cilage, latter, and tears
And still with voice Of dolorous dip,
He sang the "Song of the Shears"
III.
Clipi Clip Clip
While the foreman calls for morel
And clip clip-clip,
Till the "deviF' looks in at the door !
It's oh to be councilman,
Or even a school trustee,
A mayor, policeman, or anything,
Or anything else but me J
III.
Clip Clip Clip
Till the jaws drop open wide
Till the elbows creak like m old barn
door,
A md you take that sstitch' in the side !
ENQUIRER, TRIBUNE, GAzETTEs,
And STARS that make you doze,
Till over the HERALD you fall asleep,
And you clip of the end OF your nose
Nv.
Oh, women with paper curls
With bustles that rattle and culver
1t is not papers you're wearing out,
But human editors liver
Clip Clip Clip
Hunting something new,
Which the managing editor swears af-
ter all
Is as old as the wandering Jew
".
But whydo talk Of the Jews
That race of the nasal hook
If only had such a nose for news,
To get ii by hook or crook
BY hook or crook, and wouldn't be slow,
Because of the fast keep
Oh God that bustIes should be SO huge
And Chinese labor SO cheap
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Clip i Clip / Clip

Weary year after year;
And What are its wages Crackers and
cheese.
And glass Of lager beer
A glass Of lager beer, and, perhaps,
IL some one will furnish the scads,
An occasional lunch at Walkers Fix.
change,
Or an oyster or two at Shad's.
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Now is the time to sprinkle
lime, and freely use disinfectants.
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EDITORIAL, EXCURSION.

CINCINNATI, May 14-Excursions
of editors, sixty in number, from
the State of New York, arrived
here at six O'Clock this evening"
They will remain here till Friday,
and will then leave for Nashville
via Louisville and Mammoth Gaze
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-11
ROLETII N ERCA TIL
DE PUERTO-RICO.
ORGAN0 DE- Los ESP ANOLRSBIN CONDICIONBS.
AVISO AL PUBLICO.

Ell que suscrbe, Official que ha sido del extinGuido
Tribunal de Cuentae de esta Isia, v de la Diputa-
clon Provincial, que 1ltimamcnte ha cesado, CO.
nocedor del ramo de Coutabilidad por haber servi-
do EN- uno y otro Centric en- este Negoc,ado ofrece
ss scr ycios especiales al pdblico general, en-
particular los Cuentadantes ligados contestar
los reparCs que rcspectivas cuentas le pro-
duzcan, va eli Tribunal de Cuentas de la Nacion, 6
tanto para represent aries como para producer la
contestaeion de los mismos as como tambien, para
ocuparse en- la agenca de cualquier otro asunto par
nerales, ben judicial, que ademas de la legfti
ma repre- entacion sc necesite un agente especial
gencia que la retribucion del trabajo sera en- pro-
porcon de Ia importancia de este, la del asunto
que trate dc veDtilaTse jucio expontaneidad del
mISno interesado
Fl que desee ocuparme, pnede dirijlse los bajos
de la cas1 mum 9, cale de Tetuan de estA Ciuiad.
FuelfG-hico Febrsro 70 de lS74.-EduardO
Z ndinG. "a
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luOJO AL ANUNCIO!!!


CaadernoS de Adler. Almacen de Pedro Vidal,
San Justo H. Ltbros de instruction prinldria, Al
macen de Pedro Vidal San Justo II. Etectos de
escritorio. almacen de Pedro Vidal San Justo II.
Feterrtd Quincdllertd. almacen de Pedro Vidal
San Justo II Papet EspaaoI ia, ga, ga, "A y5.,
ideim rayado 0enoUes d;a, da, de., almacen de Pc
dro Vidal, San Justo II. Ourricdn de todos grue-
sos Ailo dc VeLa acdrreto Ga, da, da, almacen de
Pedro Vidal San J Justo IL. F6storos de Seguri-
dad, almacen de Pedro Vidal, San Justo II. En-
ceres necesarios para haeer coches, almacen dc
Pedro Vidal, San Justo II. QainQuees y ldmpd
rdS de tOdas cLdses, almaeen de Pedro Vidal, san
Justo II. Complete sMrtido de prendds ttlsds, al
macen de Pedro Vidal, San.Justo IL NaipeS fl
NOS entrefRos, almacen de Pedro Vidal, San
Justo II. MdisenG para nitOS, s,lmacen lie Pedro
Vidal, san Justo II. BaddnaS denlds efectos
para sdpdterOS, almacen do Pedro Vidal. San
Justo II. MuAecos Ilorones, almacen de Pedro
Vidal, San Justo II. Y mil objetos diff Giles de
enumerar.
Acudid q este establecimiento que encontra-
ran todo 10 que lpidan. liz
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HOTEL INTERNATIONAL.
CALLE PRINCIPAL. s. TOMAS.
FRENTE AL RANCO
q CLUB International de San Tomas.

ri q,e snscribe, propietario de este c6modo
esta6 5cinlento, situado en- 10 mas centrico de
La calle del COmerco, cerca de los maeles, con
hermosas vistas del puerto dc la Ciudad, tie
ne ell honor de ofrecerlo aus numerosos amigos
al p1blico en- general, asegurando no tendran
escOgida servidumbre, espaciosos cuartos para
familias, cantina bien prOvista, banos frios
callentes la ordeD, barbero ga ga; todo pre-
clos equitativOs al alcance de todas las fortunas
que llegan vapores uara ponerse la orden de
los Sres. pasager@s encar garse de la conduc-
cloI de sus equipiues en- un bote especial man.
dado construlr expresameDt" para este servicio
con moclon mecanlca, que le impee mas veloci-
dad que una maqniLa de vapor, y espacio sufi
ciente para conducir vente cuatro personals
con sus maletas de viaje el cua esta i disposi
cl0n de los Sres. pasagerOs para pas..ar por la
bahia San Tomas Is de EnerO de 1s74-Eabiam
C6rdoUa. 81 +.
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Psldoras Vegetables AgucaradGs
de Bristol para el China de la IslG de Cuba.

P,ldorGs TcgetaleS AsucaradGs
de Bristol para el China de la Isla de Cuba.
DE MATANEAB.
ACuatro frascos dePildoras de Bristol me han Gu
RADIO de un fuerts doler de eabeza." Manuel Pimsn-
raj,
DE LA HABANA.
mi antigua Indigestion ha desaparecido con eI
ESQ de nueve botellas de PlldOras" Eduardo Anto
DE SANTIAGO DE CUBA.
!ntinItas graclas; cincO botelias de Pfldoras han
DEsANCTTEsPIR
Estoy muy agradec;do Vds. la dyspepsia ha de.
saparecldo graclas las Pildoras de Bristol. jose
DE REMEDIES.
9 Las Pidoras dc Bristol me han curado dc las Al.
morranas, no me han vuelto va hace 10 meses' r.
DE PUERTO PRINCIPE.
He padecldo pOr muchOs amos del NAL de HtRA>
do IL frascos de Pildoras de Bristol me han
rado radicamente;" !" . Carlos z Nora
Tengo el gusto de anunciar que sus Pildoras me
ban curadO de las afeccIones dspepticas." Luis
Lorans.
DE CARDENAS.
LA Constipation habitual de que liable kVds. ha
sido curado con las Pildoras" 2. l. GsmeS.
DE LA HABANA.
de- estomago NAL aliento0 Miguel Marines.
DE GUINES.
LA hatulencia dolores de vientre me han he-
Ohio padecer mucho perO con solo tres botellt&s de
PildOres creo hAberme curado completamente." IsiA
doro Ymperiale.
De CIENFUEGOS
.s"Sin tener ninguna especifca enfermedad, he pa
decide mucho dc Debilidad Languidez, pero CON
e uso de las Pildoras durante tres semanas he
vuelto mi estado do vigor fuerza natural" Joa>
Quin Rabillo.
DE .HOLGUN.
He hecho uso dc botella de Pildoras para pro.
bar, me han curado de La febre continue que to.
MA" Ricardo Guzman,
DE TRINIDAD
"Despues de tanto sufrir de ques biliosos, por
flu me sientO beu: el resutado 10 ne alcanzado con
el uso dc botellas dc Pfldorasr Pedro K LAMA.
DE PINAR DEL RIO
Los oonsCantes dolores dc hIgado estomagO los
he curado usando frascos de sus f'fldoras me
siento otro hombrs." Jose dc Costa.
La Zarzaparrilla al mismo tempo que las Plldo4
ras presura- muchU toda cura.
De venta on todas las prncipale boticas.
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E s p Il n O L 4 .

Con este tftulo 80 ha alberto una fonda en- Ia
Marina calle de Isabel II, casa de d. Lnis Cane
tillO al lado de u. Narclso Bihot, la cual expen-
dera toda clase de comidas, que las perso as de
buen gusto pueden apetecer asegurando gran
yarlacion. Las personals que 80 1ignen honrar
dlcno estableclmiento quedaran satisfechOs tan
to pcr ell buen sabor de las ;omidar como nor
la limpieza, aseo y puntualidad de ser servidos
Sc despachan tambien baJeas domicilo Dor
meses d preclOS cOnvonciOnales
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Ell 81 del mes actual debe legar este puerto pro
oedente de Barcelona Santa Cruz de Tenerlfe, y
centlE uara Wage para la Habana admitiendo pa
sageroS carga eta los plecios 1tados al pie.
Este vapor eOnocido va sufcentemente en- esta
10 lalidad por sus excelentes cuaidades asf marine
ras como por la elegancia comodidades de sus ca
maraS, acaba dc ser recientemente hab'litado para
Ia nueVa rlta que anunciamos. aIdrgandOlo 4 pies
reforzandole las maquinas dandole todas las con-
dicioneo entire Ia soiiIez, herIposura Duen gdsto
que re- necessro para la navigation trasatlantica
uniendo a oSto esco ida otieialidad tambien
conocida, esmerado servico
Lo rec0mendamos spec almente las personals
que desen bacer de el. en- la segur,dad de que
puede rivalizar con Ell mejoc dc clase segurdad
marcha comJddade,.
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ANUNTAMIENTO DE ARROYO.
y Il e R Il Il A IL L A .

FL Ayuntamiento asoca de mayOres contribuyen-
tes session extraordnaria del 26 del actual acor
do, eevar ell sueldo consignadO Presupuesto para
Medico tltular 4500 pesetas en- lugar de las 1900
que habia para dicho objeto; Y que encontrandose
vacante plaza anuncto en- el perl0dcO otlclal
demas de la Provincial, an de que los aspirantes
presenter solicitudes debidamente documenta-
das La Secretaria de la Corporation hasta ell dla
20 del entrante Mario; debiendcse hacer presente
que el que nombrado, tomafa tamben su cas-
go La Sandad, percibendo los emolumentOs esta-
blecidos por dicho concepto.
Arroyo Febrero 2S de 1874--El Secretario, D. Sa-
lluas.-No Bo, I'll Presldente. Mora, l-3
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A V 1 S O

Por cansas imperiosas agenas mi vountad no
he podido principar la publication del peri6dico
"El Municipi0." Doy las gracias mis- numerosos
favoreuedores, 81 bien esCa por hoy aplazado mi
proyscto, he desistido de el, porque ageno & Ia
politica 10 de utidad necesldad para eli pals
Usvuelvo el valOr do las cticOnes que sin pedir
las me remtieron muchos suscrit torres v cuando sal
ga el primer n6mero del periodico Sc Tecaudara un
semsstre adelantadoe-Jose Panlo Morales 1-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-11
PARTE MERCANTIL.
MovIMIENTO MARITIME.


Mario 7.--De Santh6mas en- Is horas vap. ing.
de guerra Spartan de porte II canones 200 hom-
bres de tripulacion su comandante Mr.. J. Adson
S.-Da Baltimore en- 16 slias berg. amer. Star
light cap IL. Jacker, provisiones
S.-De Lunemburg gol ing, Mary Young cap
Ticker, salazOnes. Hizo escala en- Mayaguez.
S.--De Humacao en- dia gol. esp. Deseada
cap. Quinones, con cuerOs
8,-De Yabucoa en- dia bal. eep. Angel Ma
ria cap. 0rrigo, con lastre.
8.-De Naguabc gol. esp. Villa del Hero
cap. Gonzalez, cueros cafe.
9-De Hamburgo en- 81 dias berg aleman
Gustav Adolph cap. VolkeItsen, provisiones.