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The Morning herald., 1876-11-03
MORTIMER IRoNwooD's WORD.
PART II.

Somehow, there was an audible sigh OF
relief a. he sat down again, and calmly
watched Mr.. Halls face, as that gentleman
continued:
ut is fortunate that you are 80 we'll as
sured on this point, for the prisoner swears
that bis companion and he did the deed,
and that his companion was Richard Iron
wood"
They all saw that Mortimer knew it, by
The great tear that, in spite Of him, rolled
down to lis steady hands. But, with one
accord they cheered him up, saying, that
the right would surely triumph; for no one
would believe it of his brother. What,
Dick! Light-hearted, merry Dick, that
never harmed a kitten He to commit a
murder!
Still, when the man had so far recover
d from his wounds as to be taken to the
dty for trial, he persisted that Dick was
The real murderer, and he the one that
trove to stay his aim, and was so firm 10
his accusation, that the companion began
tebe hunted for by the police. But though
biz description was telegraphed from one
official headquarters to another, no Dick
was to be found high or low, that would
own to being called Dick Ironwood.
Through much intricate investigation,
however, it was ascertained that the pris-
oner and the murdered man had been sail
ors, and Mortimer's brother mate
on a vessel homeward bound from
Florida. A sailor who had yet remained in
port testified to the exemplary good char
acter of young Ironwood, whom he report
ed to have been OF such merry dlsposl-
ton that he had been nicknalaed "Frolic-
some Dick" He also gave evidence to the
effect that the murdered man and the pris'
oner had repeatedly quarretled during the
voyage, and that the fatter had several
times threatend the life OF the former
Further, that the two had last been seen
drinking together in q low house by the
wharves, and that Richard Ironwood till
day after them. :.
So, in spite Of the mysterious disappear
ance Of Dick, which all admitted as looking
bad; the prisoner was found guilty, mainly
on Mortimers sworn testimony, ana sen
fenced to fifteen years in the state prison.
Mortimer returned home. The harves'
was gathered in, and Mr.. Hall gave his
daughter to be Mrs. Ironwood with a.
proud bearing and as con6denta hear, ,he
thought, as though the young farmer mao
never heard that feeble cry Of help on tne
night Of his betrothal, now recognized ~
the the deadly fray the light, willowy form o
h!s brother. -.
The village church was thronged, ana II
spite ola few sore hearts, all agreed tna'
tvo were never better mated than "er'
Mortimer and his lovely bride.
The young couple were to spend lort.
night in the metropolis, and asthey wert
driving towards it in the brisk glow ofeven
ing, Margaret timidlv laying her soft pain
on Mor!imers arm, said:
Mortimer, my dear, would like to tel
you something, for it would seem oae
beginning to our lives to let this day CLOS
with even the shadow Of secret between
us." -
Hi. smiling eyes, full Of inefsbls love
mrned inquiringly upon her as sne wen
%: with some hesitation:
1T is about Dick. think-I am almos
sure he liked me once. 1t was when "
''NSu sttat sAgtt s3Sf@tt \ YF}NAfANfNN
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n En- 4 l. e. ys!4 ;!s5 q II 8. Y.
-. - ino 1nnpo y M 80 I
Ascendine n ~ FsAr. s
,.scid TIE couesn1al Ahtunn eounss.
rhe sabbath u The yeaf.
w,.t time thy holy whispers brssthe.
W. ranaiye evening shade beneath,
And twilight consecsatss the foods;
while Nature strips her garment ny.
v.srs the verdure Of decay.
M n,st me wander through tho sounding
woods.
All. wsll-kn.'wn streams! sh' wonts'
still pictured in my mind.
=, ssored scene of youthful loves,
w. whose image lives behind.
while sad ponder on the past.
Tho Joys that must no longer last,
The flowers strewn on Summers bier,
rhs dying music Of the grove.
And the last elegies 'flove,
n,..o,ve the soul. and draw the tender tear
Nv stsps when innocent and young.
These fairy paths pursued;
And wandering DER the wild, I sung
NV fancies to the wood.
rmonrned the linnet-lovor's fate,
ortnrtle from her murdered mate.
condemned the widowed hours to wall
nv rvhila the mournful vision rose,
sought 70 weep for imaged woes,
Nor resllife believed a tragic tale.
A,.s nistortune's cloud unkind,
NAV summer soon o'ercast!
And cruel Fate's untimely wind
All human beauty blast.
rbe wrath of Nature smltes our bowers,
And promised fruits and cherishee flowers
The hopes of life in embryo sweeps;
| pzle DER the ruins of his prime.
And desolate before his time,
IN silence sad the mourner walks and
weeps.
Yet not un welct me waves the wood
That hides me in its gloom,
While lost in melancholy mood,
Imuse upon the tomb.
Their chequered leaves the branches shed;
Whlrling in eddies DER my head.
They sadly sigh that wintcr's near;
The warning voice hear behind,
Which shakes the wood without wind,
And solemn sounds the death.bell of the
year.
Nor will court Lethean streams,
The sorro wing sense to steep;
LA ~ fHA as
On which I hope to weep.
Belated oft by tabled rilI,
While nightly DER the hallowed hill
Aerial music seems to mourn;
m listen Autumn's closing strain;
Then WOO the walks Of youth again,
And pour my sorrows DER the untimely
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! g g = g. " : e y Z Il J! : " y
G6FbS Whon I l6und dying Is DfiSou.- ~ -,
I have LEFT my wife q the hotsl in ths city
and hastensd her"
Mortimer did not dis--hs has lived to
celebrate his golden wedding, and to zee
his grandchildren around him.
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ain BuII Ialihgs|
OF HILADELPF1IA.

WA1ANAK11s0 XA11poUoqg
WANA1lAxn'e WAA3EoVe1q
WAkXsfxKy&'0 WA1IfDo01t6
WAJ1A1EAKunso WAAXEoUEND
WAMA1eAXE1sS WARXIQUsHD
WAJIANXxER'S WA1N1EougUB
WAlIAMAKDA'S WA1HHQU6p0
WANAMAKERb WAREHoUe4S
WA1GAllAKNR's WARE1f0UgIlB
WANAlgAEER's WARpHoUsIa
WAHAllAKER'g WAREHOUSE
WA1gANkKB1's WARUKOUkHs
WANAlGAKEn's WA1BHOUsH0
WA1ANAKEH1 WAREHOUsES
WA1fAlTAKEE'o WAADHoUpEe
WANAl1AKE1's WAREH0UsN1
WANA1lAKER's WAREHOUSE
WANANAXER's WARIHOUsD6
WANAlGAiIER's WAREHoUDHe
WANANAKE1's WAnEHOps1s
WANAlEAKE1's WARDHoUsEs
WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSE
WA11ANAKER'e WAREHoUsES
WA14AlfAEEKAs WAREHOUSES
WMAyAEE1's WAREH0UBH6
WA1EANAKE1's WAREHeUs1s
WANAHAkJRS WA1EHOUsDs
WANANAxEAss WX6tHOUSEs
WANANAKERls WAANHduDDS
WANANAXE1's WAREHOUSE
WANANAKE1's WAREHOUSE
WANANAX110 WAHD4oUoBS
WANAllADQps4 XADAAopsEe
WANANAxfR'S WAREHoU8Es
WAMANAXDR'S WAREHoU8ES
WANANAEDR'6 WARERoUoE4
WANAlfAXEhB WAAEHoUsIS
WANAllAxUR'S WAREHOUSE
WAsIANAKpA's WAAEHoUAD8
WANANAKER,6 WAREHoUsE
WANANAKUnS WAAEROUB1B
WANAllAXDR'a WA1DHOUsW
WANANARER'S WAREHOUSE
WANAxAKER's WA1tHogBEs
WANAlGAKHRD WAAEd0Ub16
WANANAKD1's WAREHoUsEs
WANAlfAKE1's WA1HR0UsEs
WANANAKER'6 WAREHOUSE
WANAlfAK1R'S WAAEHoUsEs
WANANAKhA,s WAREHOUSE
WANANAK1R's WA1DHoUsEs
WANANAKER's WAREHopsNs
WANANAxERS WAREHOUSE
WANAMAKER's WA1DHoUsDe
WANANAKER's WAREHOUSES
WANANAKER's WAREH0UsEs
WANAMAKER'e WAKNH0USE6
WANANAKNR's WARNHoUsEs
WANAMAKER's WAREHOUsES
WANAlrAKE1's WABEHoUsES
WANANAfER's WAREHOUSE
WANANARER's WAREHOUsES
WANANAKER's WAREHoUsES
WANANAKNn's WAREHOUSE
WANAMAKERls WAREHOUsES
WANANAKER'S WAREIOUsEs
VANAMAKNR's WAREHOUSES
WANANAKER,s WAREHoUsES
WANANAKNR's WAREHOUSE
The Morning herald., 1876-11-03

x::zss'aS::;z::;; S:;
~ ~ / 61es und
N1rkst,. Aos0 soale-
seAm chdD,0ed ~
M ts-on fontSd
building, cosertAQ
fOVf l0Es, q nd
knoWn )ds and
Mear as OAK
HALL.
The k0use n e.
clsistuelv dctoted TO
ci0tAl,,0 for man
and boys, dnd V
popular bec1tise Of
ne large stock, Low
prices, and tho
f,Dts0hlN reLfubte
s'seA A0ds Of bustssess
originated and stW
corried on Merc.
THE NEW N-
TABLIsHNENT AT
Thirteenth a n d
MurEet street Is
a teondcr to the
lAs'oss0s a people
dnNy vtsttts1O Il.
n couers * acres
IN TIE heas't Of the
Sttv,,, and ON one
grand floor Is
70lS9ad b6k1Ueey2 one
qsd tsD0 million
dollars N
MEN's AND Boys
a CLOTHING.
HATS AND Cars,
Doors AND SHOES
SHIRTS AND
FURNISHING
qooDs.
Trunks AND
VALISEs.
RuBBER GOODS,
LADIM' CoATs
The rules Of Me
house prevent dnV-
thtssg 6s't cafe dedL
6a0 for even TIE
most tserperiessced
buyers. The large
volume Of business
1ly0,Ds the smallest
lttsad Of profits, 20
nat goods are no
Lhe,-e cheaper a'td
DcldOs,s 20 cheap
eIsesUhes-e.
an odd feature OF
the business u to tn
Utte and insist ON
cslst0s7ers return
ts,g Qpods and tdk-
inQ book TIE money
U they are not salts
ned.
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Nsstss nlts-
xSptss h vIsIt ~
hhtbtttcs, IL may
Be n ssvutes 10
thoss Uho DO Sot
kSov tho CITY -
hous some place
Uksys Information
can b eot seost
sights 10 ses-hoU1
the U. S. kiE. M
sonic Hasl, 0tywd
College, ,osd uW5oss
hstjtxtjoHs srs
opss, whsys to est
required tteAstI
how to reach fAs
places, &c.
: Hauing Nr ovev
fifteen, veoys Aa6
the hind support n
thovsaSds and
thousands Qf peo-
pie from sus'y 10. !
tion ar the Covxt'y,
we wiA BE- glad to
repay thstr fvors
BY any cosytsstes
within our power 10
extend. t I'D {.sJ
We haus h,ssdyeds
Qf clNss Wk0 .wIH
with clseeItasssss
answer questions
and etvo ss'vics
outside Of any bust-
ness Of our Olcr,
WITHOUT pay.
Our new house at
Thirteenth and
Market has. plenty
Of room, and We arc
open early tn the
morning and Ats
tn the evenjn0.
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NAnamakef's Wareh hou6oa
WanAmAkeF's Warehouse
WAuAmAkeY's Wanehou11u
Wal1auiakef's Warehouse
Wanamaker's Warehouse
Ranamaker's Warehouse
Wanamaker's Warehouses
NanAmaker's Warehouses
Y VanAmakef's Warehouses
VallAmaker's Warehouses
VRnAmakef'S Warehouses
VanaLnAloor's Warehouses
Vanamaker's WGrehOaSo
Vanamaker's Warehouses
vanamaker's Warehouses
Vanamaker'8 Warehouses
Vanamakefss WaIehouSeo
VanAmAkefss Wareh0u
Vanamaker's WArehOu
Vanauaker's Wareh0 009ea
VanAmaker's Warehouses
Vanamaker's Warehouses
Vanamaker's Warehouses
Vanamaker's WarehC Cl1se6
Yanamaker'o Warehouses
vanamaker's Warehouses
Vanamaker's Warehouses
Vanamaker's Warehouses
Vanamaker's Warehouses
Vanamaker's Warehouses
ranamaker'S Warehouses
Vanamaker'S Warehouses
Vanamaker's Warehouses
Vanamaker'S Warehouses
vanamaker's Warehouses
Vanamaker'S Warehouses
Vanamaker's Warehouses
yanamaker'S Warehouses
vanamaker's Warehouses
1anamaker's Warehouses
yanamaker's Warehouses
1anAmaker's Warehouses
1ananaker's Warehouses
yanamaker's Warehouses
1anamaker's Warehouses
1anamaker'S Warehouses
,anamaker's Warehouses
7anamaker's Warehouses
yanamaker'S Warehouses
yanaInaker's Warehouses
1anamaker'S Warehouses
1anamaker's Warehouses
yanamaker's Warehouses
1ananaker's Warehouses
7anamaker's Warehouses
yaQamaker's Warehouses
yanamaker's Warehouses
vauarnaker's Warehouses
V0nanaker's Warehouses
vanamaker's Warehouses
vanamaker's Warehouses
vanamaker's Warehouses
yanamaker'S Warehouses
1anamAker's Warehouses
1anamaker's Warehouses
yenamaker's Warehouses
1anamaker's Warehouses
1anamakef's warehouses
7Anarnaker'6 Warehouses
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WANANAKER's WARUHoUsES
WANANAKER's WAREHOUsEs
WANAxAKER'S WAREHousEs
WANANAKER's WAREHOUSE
WANxlfAKE1's WAREHOUSES
WANANAXER's WAREHOUSES
WANAMARER's WAREHOUSE
WANANAKN1'A WAREHoUsAG
WANAXAKHn's WAREHousEe
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Visitors Welcome!

Thirteenth an d
Market and Hzth
and Mdrkct are
tl,eN al,orth visiting,
and M. Wdssa-
m dEer assures a
1i,eIco.,ae to UtsN0rs,
tUhesher Msy cure d
bun or not.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETs.
Stock Market.
PHILADELPHIA, October Is, 1870.

Stock Market.
PHILADELPHIA. October Is, 1870.
3old lWA@!yY flttsDu,g, -,
Us 1881 11e1S@ll8% tusville and
"5-2Os 1885 llON@ - BunAlo n. II % -
"Julyl865 1l3N@liSM CatlWlssa
July 1857 n5M@ll6N GOLD VALUE: .oo
INV 1893 ll8Z@ - Eng Sow 484@4SS
"in AK 1Xs A0o0 1iSN9 - silver 48O@485
"New IS 1lSl0sales ~ RelcnSm MagaoS MNgaoSS
City6 sNew ll8 @ll8H Ofrac@Nap) sSS@eSe SSSeeSe
D. Cos. Nj l37h@sales 1lkroners ooSSgo9SS 0SSS
Penna r. R.48H@49 Prus tna[Is y.e 9oyW
Phila q Read RouDles,tolo 'V@'o
RR, $3.50 2SA
ohiia & Eriel4H9 Is
Lehigh Va 49I@sales
Nav Stock8lA@ 8lH
Hestonvil le $3.50 -
The Morning herald., 1876-11-03

Political mud machines are now working
to their fnll capacity.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-03

her voice, or, her burdened eyes to meet
her husbands, sat silently patting his wan
hand within her own.
Mortimer raising himself, gazed loving
" on his wife, and that which she had
waited for so long had come at last
II am dying with remorse tor having
made myself a perjurer. That's all
thought I was strong enough to have con-
cealed my secret. Oh, ought to have
been more sure as TO who struck the dow
before / gave my word" :,
At this juncture Of affairs, loud knock
was heard on the door, and upon Margare!
answering the summons, Dick 1ronwood
crossed the threshold and stood in the sick
room.
He buried his face in the counterpane
and began to cry, when his brother with
new tranquility said, as bis wasted hand
straved over the others sunny curls:
INV poor Dick, l never the ught we
would come to this. After giving up your
love for me, too."
"Mortimer, 1 have been an idle son, and
. had brother, yet not so heartless but that
| could be unselflsh enought to get out o.
The way when saw how deeply you loved
Maggie, and how well you two were .a suited a a,a
histery Of your trouble. On the night OF
the murder, l secretly came from the city
to have a look at the old place. l eocoun.
tered Corbet and his victim in the midst Of
a drunken brawl. Corbet drew Delaying
min from beneath his coat and struck ms
r;ctim ia spite Of me. l fed, but not with
the murderer. / took passage on another
vessel , for Spain. There became acquain!t. 7!
sd w;th gentleman Of fortune and at hla
ds.th welded his daughter. ! heard @
The Morning herald., 1876-11-03

Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
WanaInaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
Wanamaker's Warehouses
WanAmaker's Warehouses
Wa6amaker's Warehouses
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Giro de Letras.

B. BorrAs y Hermanos del Conner
clio de esta Plaza giran sobre Alican-
to, Astorga, Aviles, Barcelona, Be-
ta1lzos, Bilbao, Bo11ar, Cadiz, CaIda
de Reyes, Canga de Onis, Cangas de
Tineo, Cartagena, Corcubion, Coru-
ra, Oudlllero, Ferrol, GuJon, Gra
do, Habana, Leon, Luarca, Lugo
Llanes, Madrid, Malaga, Mondone-
do, Noya, Ofense, Oviedo, Pa
dron, Palma de Mallorca, Pola de
Siero, Pola de Lena, PoIa de Lab'a-
ma, Pontevedra, Pravia, Puenteareas,
Puentededme, Rivadeo RivadeselIa,
Salas, San Sebastian, Santa Marta de
Ortigueira, Santander, Santiago, Se-
villa, Tarragona, Tineo, Tuy, Va
lencia, Valladolid, Vivero, Vigo, Vi
llagarcfa, Villaviciosa, Infesto y Ia
ragoza.
San Juan de Puerto Rico, 2 de
Novienbre de 1875.-Fortaleza %,
esquina & la de la Cruz.
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Avis } al p1blico.

Deseosa la Empresa del vapor costanero. espahol
"Madrd de aviar 10 possible losg gastos de los que
utizan este buque para carga ha dspuesto que dese
es fecha hasta aviso, recibir& entregara Ia
carga u muells de esta Capital ssndo por cuena
de ella el lanchaje hasta ell vapor.
La Oarga recibr4 desde la yispera del dia de
salida hasta las dos de la tarde precisaments.
MOdfcado per complete el sistema de embarques en-
e costanero, segun ell anunco que precede, cumple
ls Empresa hace presente los cargadores que utcen
este buqus, que debeu pasar recoger en- la casa
sgnatara los conocmienos de la carga previo pago
del Aete. -
Al propio tempo debe lamar la atencon de los mis-.
cargadores sobre las coniciones 50 LA Il II:
18a estampadas al dorsO de los menconados dOcumen.
tos-San Juan de Puerto Rico 30 de Mario de 1876
Iriarte, Hermano de Caracena Ca-Consigntarioa
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8alaxones.

Con posterioridad la publication de nuestra d.
ha side el del berg ing. Wesgood procedente de Ha
ifax via Ponce, que lego este puerto Ell 81 del
tuaL El cargamento de este buque' habia sdo vendi
Comp con anterioridad su llegada, en- virtud de
telegrama que recibieron de Ponce; pero pOdemOs
publican los prec0s que verifco Ia venta porque
Les interesadOs l transaction los tenen secretos
sin embargo tenemos motives para que han sdo
altos, aunque por Ell momento queda proyistO el
mercadO creemOs que s transcurriesen algunOs dias
sin mas arribos, p0drfa coocarse otro cargamento
sfendo de clase buena, tipos ventajoses para sus
Csrgamento por West,cood 355 tercios bacalao 1O2
cajas i'd, i442id. i'd, % tercios Haddock 275 brs.
arenques; 20 i'd macarelas.
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VIRGINIA. PRATS.

Esta Obra, continuation del fssoro de los P:yatas
escrta por D. Jose Perez Morris ACADIA de imprimirse
nea Gu s
reales pasta holandesa. Al ismo precio sc expen-
de ALI hg IesoYo de los Pirates.
Los suscriptores de Ia Capital puedsn mandar reco
ger dicho establecimientossus eemplares los
crptores del rssto de la isa se envar4los por
el vRpor c0stanero. ~Sayl ssi<sss4
Los que gusten tefsr ambas pove'as empastadas ed
an colo vo.dmen, 70 rsales 81 ejemplar pIsdsn in
diearlo
Tode habitahte del istsrior dus shvis aautcr al
editor nm peso 10 sentat6s On seOs de teleGrafos
ccrfeos para I'M ejsmpaf Ia rdstica doce reass pa.
"a Ino en- pasa, recibira d libro cef6cado vuelta
Dc dorrss. TODD q qpa mands Il imposts ds der
'lsaplaiss = y s,gslA!A VA a.al
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SALIDAS.

Febrero II Para Arecbo, berg. ing. Charles
Hoard. az6car por Latimer y comp.
12.-Para Cadiz, berg. esp. JOGQuiaG, frutos Viuda
de Was comp.
l3.-Para Ia Habana vap. esp. Habana, carga de
transito pasageros SobrinOs de Ezquiaga.
l5-Para San Thomas, vap. esp. MGnueld, fetes
passieros, Iriarte Hermano de Caracena comp.
H.-Para Aguadilla, vap. esp. Masuela fetes
Iriarte, Hermano de Caracena comp
l8-Para Mayagiiez, berg. ital. Zelinda, lastre,
Viuda de Was comp.
2l-Para Barcelona barca esp. San Jose, cafe y
Stros artfculos Irarte, Hermano de Caracenay COMP
22-Para Puerto Plata, vap. Aleman CiclOpe, he-
ts4 pasageros Feddersen Willink comp.
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EGribaDla de actulciones De Torres
EN- HUMACAO.

En- los autos de concurso dc d Jaime Rotgert, vs-
cino de Naguabo, se ha dispuestO por 81 Sr Jnez de
prmera Insta lca de este partido auto dc esta s
cha la vonta pdblca subasta de doscisnas csrdas
de terreno, stas en- 81 barrio Dc Rio-banco termino
de Naguabo, colindantes por ell Saente con ell Rio
Dc D. Juan Delgado por 81 Norte, succession Diaz la
Condesa de Calves forman 10 parte ss terreno de Ia
hacienda "Sociedad, propiedad de Ia espresada Sra
Carmen Sierra, las que han sido justiprecadas on
la cantdsd de mil setecientos escudos hab6ndo
se aenalado para remate simut6neo en- este Juzga
doy el deNaguabo 81 da vsints de Marco enran
to hora de una tres de tarde. Lo que 90 annn-
ola al pdblico para Ia concurrensa de licitadores
Humacao, Fsbrero vente uno de mil ochocientos
setenta seis.-Jos6 Celestino Schroeder. 1-3
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Lo importado solo asciende 3l3 barriles de Ia
americanay 100 barriles 50 sacos de la espailola
Esta parquedad en- los arribos, va dando lugar in
dudablements & que disminuyan las existencias en-
almacenes, pero estas son aun consderables, no hs
biendo tendO nnguna alza los precios en- las opera
nOla & $12 barril la americana Los arribos que
nos hemos referidO son como siguen:
Por berg. amr. Martha de Nueva- York, Sres. So
brihos de Ezquiaga 3l3 barriles detalladOs.
Por berg. esp. j. Ienserario de Malorca Sres.
Pastor Marquee Garcia 100 barriles y so sacos,
marca San Jose vendidos precios reservados.
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HOTEL
MAYAG u EZANO
Y ESTABLECIMIENTO DE BANOS.
GALE DE MENDEZ -VIGO,
Marina NIeridIonal ulim. l09.
Mayagiiez (Puerte- Rico }

FL que sacrbe 0frecs de nueyo al pdblico este esta
paedan desearse como asf 10 justican los numerosoa
favorecedores que cada da digna honrarle con
visitas.
Las recomendsbles condolences que este rehpe susA
c6modos frescos aposentos, limpieza elegancia en-
camas, el espacioss ventlado salon comedor sin
rival dentro fera de Ia Isla mesa abundante vara.
da ben servida, especial esmero el servicio pun
tualidad en- todo 10 dem4s magnifcos c6modos banos
bonto ardin, g. fsrro-carril urhano, que oada cnco
minutes pasa por calls, todo contrbuye que a
permanencia Ell Hotel sea Ia mas agradable
Las personas que toaavia conocen este estabeci-
miento, diGno de esta culta Villa, srvanse vsitarlo
cuanto antes, aunque sea por mera curosdad SECURE
de que que1ar6n satisfecho, quedandoles altamen1s
reconocido su director, dueno del Hotel.-Jose Mon
seRy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-25
TlPJR PARA IA PENINSULA.

El espaciose y c6modo vapor "Es-
pafla". de la empresa de A. Lopez y
Css, saldra en- viaje extraordinario de
este puerto, del 27 al 28 de abril
pr6xinno, con destino q Cadiz y Bar
celona. Admlte carga a aete J pasa-
jeros.
Tlpos DE PAsAjEs.
$3.50, Il camara. a.-$145, q idsm
$50, s. idem. .-Fletes S16 tonelados
Para mas infornes difigirse 4 sus
asqu'sl !. & /.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-25
Provisiones americanas.

Son moderadas las existencias que hay en- la plaza
la poscion de esta es bastante favorable para la
venta del primer cargamento que recae este puer-
to. Para c0tizacones nos referimos los precos pa
gadOs pOr las importadas la actual quincena que
son como siguen.
Por berg. amr Martha de Nueva- York & Sres. So.
brinos de Ezquiaga 100 barrles tOcino $32 1913 amo
mes S2S 1913 naateea M 30 lS & G. id i'd s2i 20 i'd ma1te.
Para Sres. G.. Llambfas ca 100 nidos baules, alma
cenados.
id. i'd g. 80 sacos pinienta $780, 20 rollos pita SIS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-25
ATENCION.

En- Ia Imprenta y Lbrerfa de Sanc6rrit, FOrtaleza
81 aeaba do recbr complete surtido de ohietos
de escrtoro, tales tnteros de porceana de CO.
na. DE- %
rios puptres, pumas, portaplumas, Apices,
apiceros, gonna de borrar tinta lapiz rsgas pisa
papsles, corta papeles gonna frascos CON u broeha
estampitas pequenas grandes negro colorss, Ii.
bros en- blanco de todas clases. .ss
8 Hay ademas para los zapateros encuadsrDadcren
ma buena existencia demagnifcas lislss ae se d.
allen Prselos mssleos; eheFelss shaSriass masgss
lHlass &t Sn