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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

GANG or ARKANSAS ROBBERS ARRESTED.
MrMpnIs. Tenn, May Bud Montgomery,
Ben nac aud jackson were arrested ct Carney ARA
charged With robng the Southern Express agent ~ that
place IN January last, o his watch and $500 Hale con
fesse1 stating that Jackson was the leader IN this ana
numerous other ruLerios. While the prisoners were
bcpy taken 10 ia by guard NJ ye men, Jnckson threw
his oycoat over the head OF the nearest guard and ran
lie was nrcd several times, but effected sn escape the
other in Jail Jackson ID Thought 10 pc tDe c'i
Of the Cad Hill robbef-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
POLICE NOTES.


Al the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
Charles yoke held in default of IS ball. charged With
Accepting policy siop at No. 50 Elddgest
The remains of an unknown man, age about -
wears was foand Hudson River acad tr'cx cary
Yesterday morning. near Eighty teconds' TIE bt' srhs
and legs being crushed beyond recognition
James G0un age "a Years, % No, 17o Eight!-ave.,
and ray no 800 Eighth ave- qiaTc'i last even
ing al Of the lser a. dnrug TIE alteration ray
assaulted with Ctb lnbctBg TWO 5'alP "ouDh
ioth were locked up for dsordorly conduct
At the Tnnbs Police Court yesterday. Adam KAN
mt;er, the proprietor OF Lqhr saloon st no i Snati+
committed default Cf 90 ball. CHARGED WIN kttp
ing open sunday. John Kellogg. dealer 1t gamt ng
house 6lb broadway, Ia men WHO were euhd pLS
ing there wese held for examination
Al The Washington Place Police Court yesterday
Janes RAYMOND held IN 1900 bail 20 answer charge o
waloh yained A. $50 and ss In money rom Enah
Ma. 2 2 West eleventh ~, on SATURDAY h2h
ilidm stone held Ia defanlt OF 5000 ba charged
With having stolen %67 the money drawer in Chifbs
v,ou,y's st,s 1lJ BlaeckeT-st "Wednesday last
The body OF Al unknown man, age about 40 years,
feet inches hight with black hair and mccelAcb", at
tired n white
Jacket blue flannel unersiir brown WOODEN frweff SOCKS
and shoe. yesterday Afternoon In the North lhSc
al tbe foot VI Twenty st, and was TAI en- 10 TIE aSue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
HOM h .NRWS.
Prominent ARRIVALS

Total amount Of wster for week N inch
Distance Travelled by the wind during The week. L3%S mica
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

Mccullough City Cerh-agaipst whom allegations have
been made-showed that the Gy moneys had boon GUY
accounted for ana that beyoud few errors In the man
Of keeping the books there nothing 70 Gail for
any action on the part Of the Common Council.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

BOoNIoS.The body of Newton Smith, VINO
djsapueared several weeks found III the l1ver
near tas place Friday, with his money and watch IN
disturbed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
M 1renae Boel-Senstor Henry b. Anthony OF

Fnh lren@ Bo:el-Senator Henry i. Anthony Of
Shoie Island the Hon Reuben r. FcnOn Of Jamestown "
y Rear Admiral Roger n stembe L. 5. Navy, LeutGoy H.
g. Knight and Nathaniel Thaycr Of Massachusc C,drea
Son Hot>Mme Adelaide Rstor and family Er>ren HoUse
C Patterson Superintendent Of tho e. Coast survey..
Metropolitan H0t Col Theodore Yates U. \ Amy and Cen
George J. Magee Of Schuyler County n. Y: A'bemark
(iotelfrof larnan Rogers Of Philadelphia 6,Lty House
ID C. Cox, Y. s. Pens Agent AT shington Hobt BrtI
srek-Baron II. Osten sscken OF tsmbridre, Mass ~
oteadmRn OF MaasscL us.tta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

TIE ELASTIC TRu sc sold at POHEROY's, TAI
Broadway Tor ~, Is warranted the beet made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

A DULL HEADACHE, COsTivENEsS, Low Spik-
80 the Indications OF Bilious
Alta. arinng f,nn Torpid Liver. Dr. Jsynes sanave
PITS IN the Liver IA action 0fye al symptoms
boGsncs the syrtom an! assist - bisbS hpodt
reg1Gr acton Of tho bowels
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11

One Of the worst mistakes which can
be made is - purchase an article BE-
cause il 10 cheap. Very many persons
are in need of . srk-class Ssseiss .na-
cAise, yet do mot feel quite ready 10 pay
the full price at once, and aresometimes
led into purchasing an inferior maehines
at less cost, because machine Of soane
kind is really needcd in every family
And then, again, some say, sI viii get
me cheap machine now; il viii per-
haPs do my work 1t present. and I Win
learn to run . machine, and sometims
i win get o better" To al, both high
and low, We would say when you 80
lect sewing msshins yop should be .
particular as you need to be In select
ing family horse. See that it has a
reputation unexceptionsi see that il 10
made for endurance; see that it is sowsd:
see that il is always ready to go; see
that it has no bad tricks; see that it can
do oil kinds of work; see that it is in
good health, so that it will not need
dOctoriR0; see that you get one you can
depend upon, to do all the work, and
do it Just when you need it done; and
above all don't buy balky horse, nor
n baiky machine. A poor sewing ma
chine is worse than none and a con-
slant source of trouble. Many of what
are called selliny points in a mac,i ,e
are simply frivolous, and intended T.
tickle the fancy of those who are sold.
1t is no great recommendation in horse
for family use, that it can walk on three
legs; and so useless tricks in n Sewing
Machine should be avoided. Substan-
tial exeellencies only can stand the test
of time and use. The How Machine
has stood the test, and to-day over
hundred thousand are in use through.
out the civilized world. Mr.. J. p.
GREESwELL, Leonardtown, Nd, offers
this machine on such easy terms that
persons Of moderate income can obtain
one by paving small monthly INSTALL
ments, and thus in time become posses
sed of a machine that is not chsap in any
sense of the word, but one that will
earn its cost many times over and
he a constant source of relief and con-
fort.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11

THIRST AT SEA.-A correspondent
calls our attention, says the London
Daily Ne,rs, to the fact that while the
survivors of the Cospatric suffered ago.
nies of thirst in their boats, the two
men from the La Plato, who were actu-
ally in the water up to their waists for
nearly all the time of their three DAYS
exposure on their damaged raft, felt no
thirst and no hunger. Only when the
sight of the Dutch vessel, their rescur-
er, made them feverish with hope and
excitement did they begin to find their
throats grow parched. Does not a
plunge in the sea relieve thirst, our cor
respondent asks, and he gives his own
experience as a swimmer in SEAPORT
town, when he was young, in testimony
that it does produce that effect. The
water entering the pores relieves the
parched up palates, and perhaps, as he
puts it, a liberation takes place in
the process which gets rid of the
presence of the saline matter. The
theory is affirmed with great precision,
We remember, by one of George Sand $
heroes, nota high authority certainly on
scientific questions, but the experiences
of hero of romance, if only they are
adopted from anybody's actual life, are
as good 50 far as those of Hippocrates
or Huxley. The question ought to be
easily settled, and the only wonderful
thing about it is, that if the belief of
our correspondent and the French ro-
mancist's hero be correct, there should
ever have been any question at all. We
fear that if SO ready and simple a rem
edy were also sure, it could hardly have
failed long ago to find universal recog-
milton. The thirst which is caused by
mere heat would be naturally assalged
by plunge in water fresh or salt; but
the thirst that is born of exposure ex.
haustion and want of food is perhaps
not SO easily conquered or cured
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11

more, Q aconscientious but rather dull poet,
whom Dryden had condescended to maui.
That Sir Richard had once kept q
school was the chief charge pressed
home against him. Nevertheless he
seems, to have been worthy man, whom
William III knighted, and made ply
sician of the household.
Among the last of the clever but &C.
centric class of doctors, was Scott of
Bromley, who fourished within the
present century. Crowds focked to
him from London for his advice; al.
though aware that they might meet with
some unpleasant rebuff. Scott, like
some other shrewd physicians, trusted
more to dietetics and general habits
than medicine for his cures. He, u.s.
ually at a glance saw what was wrong
drinking, sedentary en-
ployment, late dinners, snuff-taking,
and so on. In few words, he peremp-
torily ordered change in these res
poets. A gentleman having gone to
consult him, was told to dine early on
a mutton chop, drink no more beer, and
give up taking snuff. The injunction
was hard, and only to a limited extent
obeyed. The patient ..some time after
wards returned to say that he was not
getting well. Scott in an instant de-
tected the disobedience Of his orders.
"You still take snuff, sir 2" Yes"
'"Ther, 60 away and die; why trouble
me ?" This time the order was obeyed
in all its integrity. The patient got
completely well, and lived to be a noI-
agenarian.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11

g Editing a newspaper is pleas
ant thing. If it contains too much po-
litical matter, people won't have it; if
it contains too little, they won't have it.
If the type is too large it don't con-
tain enough reading matter; if the type
is too small, they can't read it. If we
have a few jokes, folks say we are moth
ing but rattle heads; if we omit jokes
they say We are old fossils; if We pub
lish original matter. they blame Us for
not giving them original selections; if
we publish original selections, folks say
that We are too lazy, for giving them
what they have read in some other pa-
per. If we give q man compliments
~ notice, We are censured for being
partial; if we do not al hands say we
are hog. If We do not pay all bills
promptly, folks say we are not to be
trusted; if We do pay promptly, then
they say We stole the money"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11

e. Somebody has figured out the
interesting fact that the total amount
of State, county. city. and town taxes
collected in the United States in 1870
was $3.50, ,59l 900. which was about 81
head for the entire population. The
total amount of these taxes collected u,
1860 was s94, lS6, 900, which was about
s3 bead for the entire population.-
il cost, therefore, more than twice as
much to take care of a man in his
State, county and municila relations in
1870 as it did ten years before. This
does not include. the Federal taxa
ton.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11
ST. MARY'S BEACON
PuBLisasp svHaY fsuaspAy ~
J. ?. KING 4 JAMES 8. DOWNS.

rssss OF SO ssc RrpTIos. per an
nan 20 oe paid within six months. No sub
scription will be received for Q shorter pc
Rod than six N months and no PAPER to- be
diSeontin ued until all arreaFsget are paid
sxcept st the option Of the publisher.
fsans OF vADvuRTIsIse-7s 20 cents Iersquare
fof the 6rst insertion, and so cents for ev-
cry subsequent Insertion. Eight lines or less
sonstitute . square. II the number Of in-
seruons be not marked on the advertise
psnt, IL will kepsbished until forbid, and
ehareed accordir giy - likeral deduction
nade to those Who adver tise BY the year.
Communieations of . persena )c hai scter
will be charged, at the same rates as adver-
,issments; obituaries over ten lines In length
viii be charged at the rate OF 80 cents per
square.
All communications for publication must
b accompanied with the real name of the
author, or no attention will be paid TO them.
The real name OF the author will not be pub
lished unless desired, hut We cannof consent
TO insert communications unless We know
the writer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11
ECT 0 RY
st. Mary's County,
CIRCUIT COURT.

The sessions Of this Court Begin on the third
Mondays Of March and September, and on ,he
first Mondays Of June and December. The
March and September Terms being for the ,ri-
al Of causes wherein Juries may be re9uir ed
those Of June and December are the non-j ry or
intermediate Terms.
Ckicf Judge lion George Brent.
Assoeists .Jndgss-Ilons Robert Ford and
Daniel X Magruder.
Cieyk--J Frank Ford.
Deputy Cltrks-Robt A Young and Jos F
Neal.
States 44nornsy-J Parran Crane.
Coramissieners IN Equiiy-James B!akis-
tone and James s Downs.
CommissionersaiLa Lar-JFrank Bohanan va
can't
Audifcr-Robert C Combs.
Herf-Beujamin Foxweii.
Deputy Shrig-George A Simms.
Jdi!or-A J Scott.
Crier-James r wathen.
Bd.i,fs-Zach Latham and Jos Latham.
Hsssenger-J J Graves.
BaiI.f 10 Grand JUry-Thomas Guy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11

60 The New York Court of Appeals
not long since decided that man has no
right to the fruit growing upon branches
of tree overhanging his land where
the trunk of the tree stands wholly upon
the land Of his neighbor. But the law
regards the overhanging branches as a
nuisance, and they may be removed as
such; or the owner of the land shaded
NAV remove them If he is careful not
to commit any wanton or unnecessary
destruction in so doing. Where the
trunk of tree stands on the line, the
owners Of the adjoining land have a
joint ownership in the tree and fruit,
and neither cue has the right to remove
il without the consent of the other.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11
e. ANY number Of figures YOU may

e. Any number Of figures you may
wish TO multiply by will give the same
result if divided by "a much quicker
operation; but you must remember to
annex cipher to the answer, whenever
there is no remainder. and when
there is remainder, whatever i may
b., annex a FIVE to the answer. Multi
ply 46+ by FIVE and the answer will be
2.32o; dividing the same number by 2
and YOU have 232, and us there is no re-
mainder. you add cipher. Now take
357, and multiply by 5; there is ,785.
Divide the same number by ,, and Won
have l78 and remainder, You there
fore place a 5 al the end of the lire, and
the result is again 1875.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11

81 As a policeman passed upon his
beat in Detroit he observed two bro
ken windows. He looked through one
of them and saw man on the floor
with broken and hound-up head, while
furniture and fragments were hcaped
about him. Inquiring as to the origin
of the ruin, he was answered by wo-
man with baby in her lap: "You see
that man theref Well, he's my bus-
band. Baby's sick. He said, "Give
her castor lie" said 'Give her goose
grease" There he lays"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11
e. Professor Tyndall illustrates the

C. Professor Tyndall illustrates the
value of a single potato by supposing
that every potato in the world but one
was destroyed; that one would contain
in itself the possibility of again stock
ing the world with an invaluable arti-
Gle Of food. If one potato would pro-
duce, when planted, only crop of ten
potatoes, in ten years. the total pro-
duct of the produce of this one potato
would be equal to ten thousand mill
lions, which would De sufficient to stock
the whole world with seed. The real
value of that single potato, then, would
be such that it would be better that the
city of London or New York should be
totally destroyed than that tuber should
be lost to the world.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11
ORPHANS COURT.

This Court meets on The End Tuesday ofeve-
~ month.
Chi9 JEGqe-Hon A Spalding.
assoeiate Ju9yes-Hons l. II Canter and z II
Tippett.
R.sistsr Of Wals- james 7 u Ea!.y.
DYuiy Register Of UiHs-Wm Goddard.
Crssr-BeDj II Swami.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11

%"You look Ike death on a pale
horse" said a gentleman to one of our
old :opers, the other day who Was pale
and emaciated. I don't know any,
thing about that" said the topper, "but
am death on pale brandy"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11

g Josh Billings says: "If you are
going to give man anything, give it
TO him cheerfully and quick, don't make
him get down on his knees in front 1t
YOU and listen to the ten command.
ments and then give him five cents"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11

ga Leavenworth man told lie
and then said: 81 hope to he struck
dead if have not spoken the truth -
He lad scarcely ceased speaking when
he fell to the foor-a man having
knocked him down.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11

e. The man who went take n pa
per because be can borrow one has in
vented q machine with which he can
cook his dinner by the smoke of his
neighbor's chimney.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11

Jan English minister says that
"If Scripture said one thing and the
London Times another. FIVE hundred
persons out of every FIVE hundred and
ten would believe the T;mes."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11

Avoid annoyance; he cautious and
kindly. 1t is not safe to trample upon
so humble a thing as bit of orange
peel.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11
CouxTY COMMISSIONERS.

This Court meets On the 2nd Tuesday OF eve
~ ncnih
John X Ab,ll, (Prtsident,) John Parsons,
Philip lorssy, A Z Tennisson aid A Fen
wick.
CLyk-C Durnnt.
Assseneer-I eier X Graves.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11

The man tia; habtuallv borr0ws =
newspaper is. in the language of Shaks-
peare. fit for ''tr,ascns, strata s..tns, and
s,-o:is'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11

sThe Danbury News says that
Boston has at lease one man who can
not tell a lie. He is deaf and dumb
res nut merchant.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11
COUNTY SURVEYOR.

BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
Col John r Dent, (President,) Wm Thom-
~ and Henry ! Carroll
Ssereta,y--B.uj Tippet,, County Examiner
and Treasurer)
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11
rprsrxrs or rrE AIMS ncrsn

Thos q Spencer, (President,) BI Abell, P {
Love, Thos h Langley and I Parsons
Orersesr--J Summer6eld Joy
Cleyk-Jobn ID Yates.
Physicidn-Dr X T Cough.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11
COLLECTORS or STATE AND COUNTY rAxEs

COLLECTORS or STATE AND COUNTY rAxEs
LIST District, John L Foxwell
and do VIM Frank Ford
3rS do Joserh Cough
eth do James X Alvey
9th do J J Redmond
eth do II hing Clarke
orFicrRs or REGISTRATION
10, District, GMC Jones
srd do Joseph Ford
eth do Robert r Barber
bth do J Gwinn Barber
eth do Stephen Jones
JUSTICES oF THE PEAcn
lst District, N Biseoe, d W Tyler and James
and District, J A Wise, Thomas, s Z
Hanmeit, Tbos Dert aud Geo { Lok-r
3rd ri>,ric,, 10 Morgan, u Z llammett, Zach
Tippstt and Felix Morgan
<th District, Thomas II Fowler, W L Dent,
L Hurry and { J Russell
9th District, II pent, George W Burroughs
and II Adams
9Th ris,ric,, Jas q SPalding, wm b Tucker and
Sralding
coxsTAslgs
ls. District, Henry W Crane ard William H
TAYLOR
aud District, James Il Saunders, r N Edwards
and l. Niburn
srd district, George A Simms and Joseph T
Cough
9Th District, James 4 Alvey, Jos II Shemwell
and Alvey
bth District, James II. Alvey ard J. J. Red
mond
s,h District, r King Clarke
JUDGES OF ELEcricx.
l., District, Edward Abel, W W Brady
and Louis Rollins
snd district, Charles L Wise, Henry Watt.
ans ] Duke
s-d lis,iic,, Y P Ds~ kips, Stephen Foxwell
ard Sebastian Thompson
4ih isiriei. Llsn Allstan, W L Dent and
PC Love
D,h district, John Harrison, Thos Harr;sor
and Dent
9Th District, J c sraidirg. Henry Jones and
q Graves
CORPORATION OF LEoEARsrowH
DR. Henry Ha~, (PrCsident,) John = Fen
vies. henIy Neal, Harris CaEalisr and A
Lawrence
Lsaf-Gsorgs 4 si..s.
1yxsssss # fAs Confederate Ctnasry, Ps;s
Leokast.
Caet 10 Forrest. president. J Parran Crsr,
Vim Thomas, James Il Langley. Thomas
Martha, D. John u Brone aud 1.-TWO VACANCIES
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11

COLLECTORS or STATE AND COUNTY TAXES
lst District, John l. Foxwell
2nd do VIM Frank Ford
3rl do JoseIh 7 Cough
eth do James X Alvey
9th do J Redmond
eth do Il hing Clarke
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-11
JUDGES OF KlEcriox.

1yxsssss # tAs ce.yeds,afs C,nasry, Psiss
Leokest.
Capt 10 Forrest. (President. } J Parran Crsre
Vim / Thomas, James langley, Thomas
Martha, D. John u Bro,se aud 1.-TWO rseaaeies)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-26

mas candidates por no reanir la sufi.
ciente mayorfa de votos.
La izquierda manifesto sorprenden-
te union al emitir sus votos, pues sus
candidates obtuvieron por termino
medic 325 votos cada uno, contra
81 que fue ell termino medic que re-
sult6 q favor de los de Ia derecha.
Los diputados de la derecha Sc ma
nlhestan muy atonitos por este re-
sultado.
Bremen 11-Hoy ha tenidelugar en-
Bremerhaven una terrible desgracia,
cuya causa ha sido la explosion de
una GAIA de dinamita que Sc encontra-
ba en- ell muelle entire los equipajes en-
el momento que ell vapor MoseI con-
sclula sus preparativos de marcha pa
ra Nueva-York De cuarenta a Gin
cuenta personas han perecido 4 &cosi-
secuencia de la explosion; los heri-,
dos han sido inuumerables muchos
de ellos muy graves. Tanto los muer- ,
tos como los heridos eran en- su ma
yor parte espectadores reunidos en- ell
muelle con Objeto de presenciar la
partida del buque. Ell MoseI ha SUI
trldo algunas lgeras averfas. Hasta
La fecha han muerto 40 de los heridos
FL vapor Salier saldra ell martes pro-
ximo para Nueva York en- lugar del
MoseI.
Un despacho recibido de Bremen
haven manifesto que las personas
muertas & conseeueacia de la explo-
sion ocurrida aver, fueron 68y 35 los
herldos y 8 los que NADIA Sc sabe de
ellos. Un pasajero del Nosetha inten-
tado suicidarse, pero Sc ha podido eyi-
tar que consiguiera su obieto; Sc
cree que era ell propietario de Ia GAIA
de dlnamita. Ha side arrestado y
debe ser exaninado en- breve.
Washington Is de diciembrs.-La
Camara de representatives ha aproba-
do por 232 votos contra l8 una feso-
lucion contra ell tercer ternifafl
Londres, II. de idem-DAee an
despacho dc Viena dirigido al Daily
News que ell general kaufman ha re-
clbido refuerzos y que continnara re-
clbiendolos hasta que reuna $4,000
h0mbres 4 sus 6rdenes.
Los insurrectos component en- junto
1000 hombres armados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-26
GAG ET1LLAs.


ALMANAQuE BARATo.---1mpreso con
esmero en- dos plieges eateroS como pa
ra .fjy en- Ia pared, bemcs rec;bido ass
alman0que de Puerto Rico pare Ell pro
rimo aao de 1876 aryeglado por, et
l1borioso ST.. Sol0es. En- el coastau
los diGs en- que He0an u 12a2ten los "a
pores trasat'dnticos espaaolcs, iagleses,
fTanceses q alemanes, asa como las Aoras
en- que desp0cbas q salem los coreoS
terrestres. Lo que mds llama Ia atea-
cion de este alnaanaqae, indispensable
en- toda casa, es la e1t,easa modic;dad
de su precio, pMes Sc 0eBde en- la ing-
pse,sta de Ia Marina, .frcnte 4 la lara
gosana, d ounce centavos Ell ejemplar.
CARNE.-DWrdnte Jos dias 20, 80 ~
81 del corriente q IL del entra4te enc
10, Sc eIpenderd en- esta oiad0d la libra
de res, Jos tres prineros dias d Is
cuartos y el sltimo d 19; y durante los
dias 2, 3, 4 5 del prdrinso mes de enc
70 Sc erpenderd et prinero d 19 Guar
tos q los otros tres d 18.