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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-07
d" That Settles It."

Two clergymeu Of a certain city, one the rec
tor Of an Episcopal church. aud the other a
minister of the Methodist persuasion, bore p e
cisely the same name. The similarity Of al
dress led to some unfortunate coaDeiemPs. -
Letters and parcels addressed to one j. c. b.,
went often to the other j. c. B. Ga one &c
casion the rector became angry on opening a
parcel not intended for him, aud wrote a note.
which he addressed to " Mr." c. B.: "SIr:
If Won had not assumed title 10 which You
have no right, this mistake could not have oc-
cured. Your obedent servant, J. c. b., rec
tor etc" Our Methodist friend bide'l the time
in silence. Not long after, be, too, ope iei q
parcel intended for bis high church brother
|, contained considerable supply of manu-
script sermons, on returning which the dissent
iug brother addressed the following retort
courteuus to his opponent: " Rev. Sir: II you
had not undertaken an Office for which you are
wholly unfit, this accident could not have oc-
CURED. Your obedient servant, j. c. B.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-07
no children.

A home without children Is like heaven
without anecls. We often h.ar landlords
prefer some Of their tenants because they
have no children. Advertisements. and
houses to le, or board. are qualified by tho
words. without children" Child arc an
incumbrance, nuisance anl are not wanted!
Surprising they change the order, aud say
"S,lect circles anil classes Of s,cisiy, aud
childiess parents !" horises and homes where
no lttle lips prattle, no little voices cry.
How stiff and prim the par!oTs, how orderly
and mechanical the company, how cold and
formal the situations there is no romp nor
fun there. no scratches On the furniture, moth
ing awry, and no elee. The guests are like
fsh-cold- blooleii Oh throb Of patcrnpl feel
log beats in those vains; no pets nor play
things, because no children Are there. Aoy OF
The company are free 10 brins Ia Kitten or a
poodle. with weak eyes aud the corners Of his
mouth stretched 10 channels like the stream
taat flows from the lips Of tobacco chewer
u be ftt1Cl All kl,,ttst EutA ttS ft 'AN - -
his devoted mistress. But no chillren.
Better sweep the flowers from the soil, bet-
ter pluck the stars front the sky; yes, let
paint aud varaish aud upholstery 70, bot let
the children come Next 10 the song Of an
angel is the laugh Of child. And the heart
that can feel and the lips that can say 4 haie
children, should exchange places with log
wife.
The man or woman Who has fallen, GO mat
ter what the crime is, who retains in his or
her soul tie love OF song, Of flowers and ol
children, has not yet been leh without The
ministry Of angels. 10 WOO aod 20 via them
| back 10 virtue. Aud the home thq' has not
echoed to the merry voices Of childhood, has
not yet been baptized 10 its name, even
though formal prayers may have defeated It
10 the purposes Of home. However close
may be the aGinlies Of lpvins natures, tic
boud that periects that union is only found IN
psreutase Tho full heart is n0'cr known
until parental love reveals IT,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-07
Don't Know Him.

Had you been in Washington a few months
ago you might have had a hearty laugh at The
expense Of Captain Goldman. In the last hours
Of the late Congress the Captain came tum-
bling down stairs in hot search Of some one 10
carry from the committee room Of Commerce
a patent fog horn intrustej to bis care by an
ingenious Yankee acquaintance. A, tho foot
of the stairway he encountered colored man
,aunterug along, pulling away at huge
cigar.
My good fellow" cried ibr captain. "lTl
give you dolInrto carry down my FOG horn :"
Who de debil 10 you take me fun 2" 70
spondel Africa, drawing himself mp in dig
ufed wrath
"An able-bolicd man willing to make
dollar responded Goldman.
Den you don't know me, sab"
"No, sir, aud have 20 time to seek an in
production Who arc you anyho% p
me, sah2 Is the honorably Mr. Gaia,
member Of Congress"
" You don, say so" remarked the captain.
tbougbtfully "Well Mf. Cain. am sorry,
for you have probably lost the only opporin-
nty you will ever have Of making an honest
dollar"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-07
a Mourner Comforted.

We paused this morning, writes Peoria
reporter, to watch lonely hearse pass along
the streets. Over it nodded the sable plumes,
and silken curtains hid from the curiuus eycs
the casket Of the fnen Hess d,Ai. aud bullion
fringe and silver lace-work could not dctrAct
from the splemuity Of death NJ carriage
followed the hear-e b. mans last resting place
no stuffed sots burs, from the lips Of stricken
mourners 10 eyes turned pItylngly uPon tie
scauty funeral; the great heart oi the city
throbbed increasingly on, aud the roar And
clamor Of traffic bu,hed the hollow rumble oi
the cataialque. Buried aloue-ah when
mi2ht 1t come upon US thus tu pass from the
present into the eternal future, - commit
ourselves alone to the present bosom Of TIE
river wsnse waters leave the hlther shore 10
the dark, chill bitterness Of death, aud thltn-
erward are forever vailed IN clouds uf The nys-
tic which human eye hath never pierced lis
a dreary fate 10 ponder Ger aud The irieudiess
mau should have al least Que nlurner, 30,
with bated breath and uncovered head, we
whispered the driver, Who Is, or was the
lonely dead !? aud tie driver said, Dead
nothiu'; I'm just tasin' the old bone-
trap over to the shop 10 git her springs hSel.
She bounced the last srifi We took Vut IN her
clean cut Of the cufin. Whoa, Bill bias, ye
or III cut your hair with black sIake 7 We
caesed weeping.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-07

POLITICAL.
THE APPROACH OF WINTER:

THE APPhOACh Or w t-t 6-s'
The simmer warmth hath left the sky,
Tie summer songs have died away;
And withered. in the fo0tspaths lie
The fallen leaves-but Yesterday
With ruby aud With topaz gay.
The grass is browning on the hills;
No pale, beIa,ed flowers recall
The astral fringes of the rills,
And dreariy the dead vines fall,
Frost. blackened, from the roadside wall.
Yet through the CAV and sombre wood,
Against the dusk of the tir and pine,
Last of all their floral sisterhood,
The hazers yellow blossoms shine
The tawny gold OF Africa's mine.
Small beauty hath my unsung flower,
For Srrinp TO own or Summer hail;
But in the seasons saddest hour,
To skiest thai weep and winds that wall
It's glad surprisals never fail
O. davs rown coldl o, life grown old
No rose OF June NAV bloom again;
But like the hazel's twisted gold:
Through early frOsts and latter rain,
Shall hints of summer time remainj
And as within the hszel's bough
A gift of mystic virtue dwells,
That points 20 golden ores below,
And in dry, desert places tells
Where flow unseen the cool, sweet wells.
So. in the wise OWNERS hand,
Be mine the hazels grateful part
To feel. beneath thirsty land
The living waters thrill and start,
The beating OF the riyulet's heart!
Suiliceth me the gift 70 light
With latest bloom the dark. cold days;
To call some hidden spring to sight,
That in these dy and dusty WAYS
Shall sing its pleasant song of praise.
q love the hazel wand may fall
But thou csnst lend a surer spell,
That passing over Barca's valej
Repeats the old time miracle.
Aud makes the d .sert lead a well.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-07
Saturday. November 7, 1874
A Jewish Legend.

When Abraham sat at hittent door, accord
ing to his custom, waiting 90 entertain stran-
gers, he espiei an OLD man stopping and lean
iug on staff, weary with age aud travel.
coming toward him, who was n hundred years
old. He received him kindly, washed his feet.
provided supper, caused him TO sit DOWN but
Observing that the old man ate and prayet
not nor begged for a blessing on his meat. be
asked him why be did not worship the God OF
heaven. The old nnn told BIN that be wnr-
shipped The fire only, and acknowledged D.
other God. At which answer Abraham grew
50 zealously angry that he thrust the Old MAJ
uut of his tent aud exposed him TO all the
evils Of the night in an unsuaried coniiton
when III, old mlu was gone. God called t"
Abraham aud asked him where the stranger
was lie replied, Il thrust him away be
cause he did not worship thee" God answer
ed him: i have suffered him these hundred
years, although be has dishonored me; aud
coulds, not thou endure him one night"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-07

TEUE.-An experienced editor pays high
aud deserved compliment 20 the fair patrons
of the Press. Women" be says, " are the
best subscribers IN the world TO newspapers,
magazines. etc. We have been editor forty
wears. and never lost a dollar by female sub
scrbers. They seem TO make it point Of
conscientious duty tn pay the preacher and she
prinler-two classes Of the community that
suffer more by bad PAT and no pay at all than
an the rest put together
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-07
The Country skool Nom.
[Josh Bnlingal

Josh Billing'.l
She is invariably just about twenty-threo
years aud six months old, and remains rilo
thare for a term ov years.
She wears her hair either kut short or
hanging in rinelets, and IL as precise IN oil
things az ono ov Fairbanks improved plat-
fern scales.
She never lafIs on, lond, and seldum even
smiles, bot when she docs, she docs II accord
iu' to the rules laid down by Murray "a
speaking out and pronouncing the insiish
language korreckrIy.
She Is the very essence OF double tS,fackied
propriety, and wonld rather be four years be-
bind tie fashions, ia her dress aud bonnet
than to spd a word wrong, or parse fen-
tence inkorecktly
She keeps a scrap book and 40 album an1
would prefer rather 70 hoy Tie autograf ov
sun mils-and-wa,er poet. than the name oy
sum good man 70 a sixiy days note.
The country skool nom selium dies az -old
maid she gets married generally % sum man
10 hay but little edukashun. snd be thinks
IA, be ought ,o that there aini another such
arnt woman as his wife on tie face of tho
earth.
With all her precise phooiishness, her pom
p rs knoledge, hcr sikly sentimentalism, and
bef almost allwuss installing manner f0r
matter, respckt The country fkool nom; SO
taught me nj letters, she wsz pashun, When
was stupid, she soo.hed me when wus Track
shus, aud she often good SOUL giyo me a tit
bit from her luncheon at noon-time
May kind heaven s,rew sun kind oy hap
pncss in her pathway, for she IL paii pory,
worked hardly and the f,opmoiber to every
bodys children; she never receives from tho
world anything better than ,he most formal
re.pekt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-07
VIRGINIA FREE PSASS
FER rs.

- rh- Fsg- asssis1aoiished weekly a. Tro
t-srt} FtHy C,afs per annrui "a a de-
zg~CHREg DOLLARSif not paid in idyaace.
)as D,'rr ati Fify Cs,t. for 'ir o''h@
u terms of Advertising are. for square
,as .nca, 1-.es,. Ote Da'iar au3 F'ffy Cert. Tor
hrss Insertions -larssr ones In thes meProPor-
.5a f.. c,eraltlee F,fis Ces's.
EE-Vo sivsriissnentto be considered by 'he
t1ota ,-gsar aalsss spsciset on tde Nauuscrip',
,r previously srr,ei apou between the parties.
-ta advertisement not msrked on the copy
,rasp.ci5et uu-nb ber ofsnsertions Vii b. continued
tati .rl red out. mentis ,zacted accordingly.
re- lssrlAs AovgsrissNlNrs.-To avoid any
aisant.r.tsuiinro goa the part Of the anne 'sdver-
.i,,rsitis srops- % state di.''ae''g chat tn-
siisre oaiy extends 60 their immediate basines'-
ge.ls,late. L,.s, Dr. al Other sdvsr,isentnt.sent
brtAsmtobe an tliiuoasl charge, aad 90 Taria-
ti1a.
- loisaary So;iees OF more than fveiineswill
oscaarrs1
TOB .FDRK--Plstsrs, sale Bills. Ci7crlsrs,
1A,is. e.. sx,cuted promptly neatly 'nc al '''r
prices.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-07

The Rev Robert Collyer respectfully wishes
that all whisky shops were down IN bell
chained up in the bottomless pit for thousand
years. aud a new chain ready for them at the
expiration Of that time
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-07

IN this country, "a mans a man, no nat
ter when, where, or how born. It does not
matter who bis parents were, II be be man
Of brains, character, aud culture. such a. COM
ports with bis vocation IN life. whether he fol-
low the pIow, be a greasy mechanic" q law
yer, member Of Congress, a judge. Or what
not. lie IS. and should be, respected for what
be is, not for what bis father IS and was not
for ancestral descent, nor for pairicisn OF pie
bian blood.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-07

A Mississippi man. having recovered s25-
600 Tor the loss Of bis wife by railroad acci-
dent, thinks Of marrying again and taking lis
wife long quincy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-07
REMOVAL.
Collection Depot.
Dec. l3. IS73-Iy.


TTNHE Charlestown Depot, Winchester Stras-
burg Branch n the b. ( o. Railroad. has
been madea Collection Depot. Freighis will here
after be collected at Charestown. instead. as here
tofore, az the points from which shipments are
made. Allpersous receiving freight on and after
August Ist 1872. will be required 10 paw for the
same before removal. >. d. 81 Ann
Aur. 3 1872. Agent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-07
COAL AND WOOD YARD.

wa@I1in@ton& * Lippitr
WILL keen on hand a constant supply Of
W coal of all kinds. and Sawed and Split
WOOD. which they will furnish and deliver IN
Quantities to suit customers, for Cash. Orders
leitat Yard. corner Samuel street and b. .. H..
Va. Cash paid for Bones.
June Ia, ls7s-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-07

A North ClroIiyian by birth, bu. Bi,i
MORGAN by adoption, residing near Patterson
Park. has three valuable mich COWS which be
calls Pitch" Tar" and " Turpentne.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-07

ats sad house where the hen crows loud
er than the cock"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-07

The best way for a nao t, acquire a fee
fow Of language i 70 stub bis he agairs,
raised brick.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-07

CONVENIENT to the Depots of sllthe South
I 4 ern and WeFtrtu Railroads aud Steamboat
Landings. saving Hack hire. Street Cars pass
every tive minutes conveyingpssscngerst to sllsec-
tious ot the City. making il a. eonyeulcntSs any
Hotelin Baltimore. Allthe Appointments OF this
House are dr.f eass for rec sunsble charges. This
house is supplied with the National Fire Escape.
also the Extinguisher. Water convenience on
every Floor X. SCARE, Proprietor.
Sept. ?. II.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-20
P1ldoras Holloway.

Los misi0neros cat0licos, destinados rec c9r-
Ier vaTlas paites del plundo, tales como la Chi
ma, IN India, ell Africay otras, viandose ebliga
dor jsfceE xssp1o g.e Iesss Ill inisnlO Tempo
que desemrenan los debefes lie huen0s nnsto-
res, hace msthDs amos que SO di ieea II esta-
bleeFmFHse HnEoways pafa pro ees 80 de egtas
c6lehTes Pfldoras, enYas pfopiedades depura-
twas seminar. tan pfelttO como radlcaluiante
los malaa de gientIe de est6magn, asi mo
81 NAL de higado, ten freeuente pene SO en-
paIsss c3sidos.
Isa accion do este medicamenfo es sasfaal
como energioay expus irDedi tameltte nuave
DEE nG iyada por malognqnitiyas: FestsDleeieci
do Ia haena Digestion nniIna Ia accion del hfga-
do, dfsina los u.ales de cabesa es uuealmants
, exceiente para las personals Derviosas Las pro-
piedadfs dnrativas de 9 tas Pii oras, que de-
yue zen las futrzas y e vigor al sstema vital,
.ashaceser indispeu sahies tods persona Ge vi
da atrandu;la sedentaria, aslc como son de gram
de utilidad 4 las mugcres de tod. edad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-20
Unguento Holloway

Las curas dehidas tie c6lebse Uugiiento
kan sido tan sorpfendentes que han admirtdo
las plincipales notab ldades del arte Medica
Iufndades de poysonas 'esignadas va sutflr
la dolorosa opera zion dc una amputaeion, des
pues de haber padecido m ch0 tempo, han ape
lado, como ,iltimo recurso este maravillnso
halsamo, cuyas excelentes propiedades cura-
twas, agradecen sus brazos piaTnas, recobran-
do enteIamente II salud perdida' Las personals
,ue padeccn afecciones ] COZ a2on lue sufreu
de constpados, toses . hronquitis, pueden Ii
hrarse pronto de e tas 1oleueias ape 'ando las
maravilnsas virtudes dc, Jnailento Holloway
Para asegus ar la curacion r1piaa permanent
te dc las onfarmedade, convene seupre que Sc
toInen las Pfla, ras al mismo tempo que Sc en-
plea ell Ungiie to.
Amplirs iastrucciones en- ell espaHol relatiu0s al
nso de dichos medieamentos eneaelcen tas cajaS de
PttdordS boteS dc Gagaanto.,
Sc vende en- las plincipal $ farmacias del
mtndo enteru 2 Ell ei esfabecimiehto central
del Prof sor Holloway, j5B Oxford street, Lon
dres. Q 5.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-20
il ndhlico a reneral. aaeonrando no tendran

y al pdblico en- general, aaegHrando no tendran
'nnda aue desear pues al efecto cuenta con una
eseooida sorvidumhre, espacios0s euartos para
fatniiiaa, cantina bion pr0vigta, ealas fTlos 0
calientea la Order. aatfofo & asasftodo nre
clos auafaflvns al atsAnt = sit3 io.isS So YNrtuNRss
Tn ompigafiu del Hotel Va hurdo, siempIe
GRe noaan VaaoTeS pa penelsf sa eI'tse A8
lsa Srea nasagerAa = ancaisarse III Ia cundltc-
cI1Yx GNsslls ecIips e2fa fsa 10te fEEsesaE Mass-
iado crg3atr1iq cggrs assluere para este snTYici0
.s.n nlocjon nsccanfea, ane Is ioaue mas veioel-
dft1 aye 1ls.f fsAssnia t4a vaeeI ys spaaio auk
e5apfe .na va ccnercir v6aDsn .aatra persU2i So
sa gfs, nsalatass Tie Yil4e L elal esta & 0isposi-
c;an II 1os Sc. y st esaa fasaar por la
hah{A Sa9 fnM~a 44tta NaHggg 80 sl8 -HA5s9n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-20
EN- Ell ALMACEN
Did. lONAS HOL0SAHDg DE AlYAGUEi
So eaopentran de veata los arhcults siguienser

Maderss lie todas classes tejamanf.-Arados de
vafias faisficas con mang0s fim0nes rpias de re-
puesto de todus niimerss.- Uiuealla de teda Glaze
6lnstrulGentos de CarpinteTes tpneleIo IoTreas
lie Para fua1ui IS de vapOr. dcsde pulgacas
q 7--igg4nDa para nfaauina de .yap0r cartlCul0 de
% sIlfe.-A AlqBtirar.-Es Estdpa para buques- Lingue
Ges para boeas DO hornalla a-RemacheS de cObre pa-
tn coTreas de yapoE.Idavcs de valbulGs para vapOf
desde q pa gadas-s Ella de alaTnbre de vaios ts-
.naF os rara aedazos de gnarapo-Tela de gonna pa
"a F1aauiaas--Cedazos Sneltos de alambre 30bTe.
tos plateados de hoia de lata.-Ees de hsrro para
,iesAsas carretas, yantas para ldem.--Ca amones,
yIeGes ravos sueltos.-ADeite de pezuHa.--Barnlz
huo para tapar nuGos.-Llaves iDglesas para t0dos
aaos--Fesa Ecores -IeTTn6mafros ~ al
pllsras de goTna do I, Y ulgada.-Arneses para
lsliasy "a Or tiss --Jagg mones de para ldem
-saeertes para caFruages.-Ro ae plafafor-
ms cAhallefc do ID qq4-Mueilce 90 Iodas eases
MaGfliras lie coser de varias ciases-Polvos para
I!nnaF pIata.--tfuchIil0s tenadores plateados
mango IL marfl -C5charas piatsadas hnas.-Lico
roraa. iaFss &.-Paas de madeira do Mo
lines ds aoero para meier rcafe-VentaadYres de
f6-t1u Tl1uos para kerosna gaSolina--FsToes
para Observation-Disclosures de varias classes con des-
paftadorC Cerra1UFas de cssTilo= mevibies que sir
ven para ei iado derech0 Ell izquieTeo-A guia pc
ra q lado sIereche 81 izeui rdo-A guias para ma
auiuas y pezas sueltas.-Hilos sedas paIs dem.-
Plnturas4de todaS 5afes acsites Iona para yeias
dc hnaues botes--TorniIlOs para maquiDas vapor
0e gtras claAes-Cornisas de metal para ador-
para aspejos.-Cerda piumas para colchoBes d
rnohalae--Colchones almohad2s sneltas.-1uho
para quinquea de aeete Y kerosina- CrisEaerta ae
tsda claseI arrualeS de d0s ycuatro asient06 para
nigo o6r0s muehos artlcuios impossible de ena-
rae~ar 72-f
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-20


nAN S@, 0wE@s F>eT4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-20
<<$e vende 8 arrienda

una ea.2ncia pre- ia para echerfa, aituada en-
tre Cangreios Rio piedras con casa de Vi
yiead. nueva buena bonita tiene 3s cuer-
sla 10 teyreno, varias palc'as en- pr0ducto dos
ranchonoe, uno que renta S3 al mes Otro ne
vo con hshitacon ca a3; cuadra para cuatro
c4balos. cosheea Col yAdi1o para carreta
pOzo CON bomba rec q.
Tambien % venden una carreta nueva dos
burges venas que saben arar, dos vacas dc
lecho, uu coche recien compuesto y dos caballos
para tiro. Dariia razon en- la fotngrafia de II.
Gnatier calln de San francisco MIN. t6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-20
Hotel international,
GALE PRINCIPAL.
Frente al basacO y clVb i,ate,psacioaaJ
de San 3H6saas.

FL que ansclibe, propietario de este e6ulodo
es tablecimiente, situate c. 70 nas c6nfgieo de
Gale del Concrete, cerra dc los muelies, con
hermOsas vistas del puertoy de la Ciuaad, tie~
ne el honor de ofreeerin q aus nMEael0sns aIMigos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-20
S Il Y EN- DE

In casa terrera sit en- la calle lie la Tanca mum.
10. ysqaina Ia de San Sehast an. Ell que Ia
interese puede verse con 81 dueflo que la habita.
peria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-20
CIGBRRLLOS.

Cagetias de IS cigagrillos pape' poseof&' oo ser
ro "a caias por peso. ,ao,,,
Cajotiilas ie 70 oigarllloe pape oco1ue biahc''
q 32 ton,ando de pesos en- ade1anse a.
Id. de 25 i'd i'd id. "a por ld. - - = -
Id de sn ID ii II - tror - IL. 3d. 81. -,
ID. de Is i'd gruesos ID. 13 por " H y. a.. ! %
PlcaduTa prcnsada en- paqnefea 80 10 . e0'-' =
Id. en- paquetee sin per sara oo cts'
Id, saelta del pals a -
TABAOOS ELAB0RADO9.
lnneriales 81 mil s75,
Regalias Britanicds il, $50
Caaone. 4ysido9 i'll 4 as.
Regatta Imperial i6 San
Id. sobTD n~sa ld. d 40
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-20

Concnas a s $50
Regalla 20 eonch3s Id, S $50.
Copohitn4 IA. 4 S25,
slraVasid 4 80
Breya rmperiales eaias de 20 tshacos> ~,
Brevas en- hoia ealas dc 80 tabaoos. $50 millar
.3rava4 lie 'e0Alo caias de 70 tabacos)
IA. ciifn ira19s superior id. $40.
Reqalitl de '46udras 4 $50,
Rsgal.a silnara las en gequetos dc Il Id Il 20.
MiI}ar h9euo id id. is id. Il SIS.
81 ar id @ id 4 70.
IL r3d0ni, lit, ii II. 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-20

N0rA.-El preoio de- ogarrio no varfa 90
sue Al panss eInpl4ajlo sea do hllo de algodou.
s4n este assln sclmlci' hay consJantamente
n ran .lrFtdo lie panel d. hilo de las mejores fG
hr,eaA sie lSll9 ~. 2-6