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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-07-29
CORNEALL.

Hon. Henry Lane and his son Ar.
thur started for the Centennial last
Monday.
Mr.. Sanford J. Foot and daughter,
Of Lowell, Mass, are visiting friends in
this vicinity Mr. Foot is native Of
this town
Frank Archibald, son of Rev. DR..
y. II. Archibald, contemplates entering
Middlebury College at the opening OF the
fall term. Wilbur. another son, has en-.
tered Brown University at Providence.
Me. Francis belong, of California,
large farmer and fruit raiser, whose
ranch is located on San Francisco bay,
has been spending few days in his patve
town, Cornwall lie was Il guest of T..
s. Dana, Esq.
Cornwall was chartered Nov. 3,
1851 1t was granted to sixty-ive per-
sons, including several females, mostly
from Litchfeld. Conn. 1t originally en-.
bractd all that part Of Middlebury lying
west of Otter Greek. The first settlers
were Asa Blodgett, James Bently, Tho.
mas Bently, Joseph Throop Theorhilus
Allen, WIN. Douglas, and Samuel Beoton.
Soon after came Eldad and Ethan An.
drus. Aaron Scott, Nathan Foot, Samuel
Blodgett, and Ebenezer Stebbens The
settlers all fed after the surrender Of
Ticonderoga and did not return until after
the war. The town was organized in
1854, and the frs. town clerk was Joel
Linsley
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WEYBRIDGE.
is progressing finely.

-Haying is progressing timely.
MIR. Loyal Huntington lost q horse
last week, said to have had fits.
Mr.. Morrill, is doing fair business
here with the Weed sewing machine.
Mrs Abby Hayes, formerly of this
place, but now of St. Albans, is visiting at
her daughters, Mrs. Carlton Sturtevant.
The wind did considerable damage
to trees in Weybridge on Thursday week.
Quite number of large trees were felled,
some OF them fruit trees.
Col. Drake is putting rev slate
roof upon the house formerly owned by
Lie. Drake. Mr.. H. ii. llurlbut, of
Bennington, is doing the job.
Mrs. Tyler. the hostess Of the Otter
Creek House. has an oleander which has
four hundred and forty.six buds and bios
SONS upon it. Any one having one that
beats this should De heard from.
Union service held at the Methodist
church, Sunday, July %. Sermon at II
o'clock, A. NJ, by Rev. Merritt Huburd,
of Springfield, Mass. At 3 o'clock, NJ,
Presiding Elder Mead administered the
Lords Supper.
Rev. DR.. ii. d. Kitchel preached
at the Weybridge Congregational church
Sunday. from Matthew 10 IA, much to
the qualification of those who used to
listen to him with so much interest few
years ago.
"A post. mortem examination OF Mr..
r. d. Rider. showed enlarged liver and
gall and diseased kidneys In the death
Of Mr.. Ryder the family have lost kind
husbs nd and an indulgent father the
community. such man as it could i'll
afford to part with and whose vacancy is
not easily filled.
1t isn't thought to be desirable in
order to promote the cause Of Christianl.
ty, nor conducive to the general good OF
those just started in the good way, Meth.
er especially necessary to the narrowing
of the differences already existing here in
tho Porter case, to have people, and es-
pecially ministers from the adjoining towns
visiting US Sabbaths or any other days,
make assertions in reference to the ease
which they cannot verify. lie that hath
ears let him hear.
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4 NENTRAL VT. RAILROAD,
Y RUTLAND DIVISION
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

TRAINS MoyING SoUTH-Mal leaves Burling-
ton at 500 q m; Vergennes 9:l0; Middlebury
9:42; Leicester juno. l0;08; Brandon 10 20; ar
rivcs in Rutland at H. Leaves Rutland at 49,
10 IN; Ludlow l:22; Chester 1:5i; arrives in
Bellows Falls at 25pm.
Express leaves Burlington 80 pm, Vergennes
10, Miidlebury 80, arrives at Leicester juno
ton 2 50.
Passenger leaves Burlington at 100 p m; Yer
gennes ;j5; Middlcbury 4:37; Leicester juno
j:lS Brandon j:35; arrives at Rutland at Jas.
Night Express-Leaves Burlington at 80 p
m; Vergennes s;l5 Middlebury S;4l; Leicester
juno. 9:lO; Brandon 800; arrives in Rutland at
9:55.
MOVING NoRrn-Night express leaves Rutland
leo m; Brandon 2:05; Leicester juno. 2:l9;
Mddebury PAS; Nergennes 1926 arrives in
Burlington at 4:23.
Mixed leaves Rutland 500 IN Brandon As;
Leicester juno. BIS; Middlebury $50; Vergen-
mes lOi0 arrives at Burlington 1905.
Express leaves Leicester Junction 10 ~ a NJ
Mddebury 10 40. Vergennes 1 l6, arrives in
Burlington IL 10 pm.
Mail--Leaves Bellows Falls ut IL 80 q IN;
Chester IL: m ;lLudlow 1925; Rutland pos;
Brandon :i3 Leicester juno. 25G; Middlebury
1922; Vergennes sos; arrives in Burlington at
4:i5.
5:0G Leicester juno. 6:ls; Middlebury 5:3s;
Nergennes r:OI; arrives at Burlington ESQ
ADDISON RAILROAD.
Trains moving South-Mixed lenyes TiconJer-
oga $50 IN; Larrabee's Point $685. Orwell
$40; Shoreham $3.50; Whiting Dos; arrives at
Leicester Juno 1925
Express leaves Ticonderoga Q 20 NJ, LARA.
bees Point 2j, Orwell . 43, Shoreham 8 So
Whiting 0 IS, Leicester Junction 10 %.
Trains moving North-Express leaves Leicester
Junction 90 PSI, Whiting . 90, Shorehanl 10,
Orwell 2G, Larrabee's Point Is, arriAe at IT,
conleroga so.
Mixed leaves Leicester June. 20 p m; Whit
ing As; Shoreham 90; Orwell 0l2; LARA.
bees Point AZ; arrives at Ticonderoga 6 80.
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NOTICES..

u. d. Twitchell will pay Is to 10
cents for good unwashed wool at T.. r.
Claws. tt
- Lost, Thursday afternoon, pair OF
silver bowed spectaoes in case. The
finder will please return to G. G. Hunt
ington.
Gen. s. NJ Southland of Nergennes
is publishing an exquisite chrome of
Beatrice Cenci. Full particulars will be
given next week.
Soda and Saratoga water. oranges
lemons, cocoauuts pine apples, and all
kinds of dried fruit Ice cream every
afternoon and evening, at John 9. Man
ney's. tt
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LINCOLN.

The hay crop is very good this sea.
son.
Mr.. Asa Jaokman shipped half a
car of butter tubs to Barnes K Mathew.
son few days ago.
Mr. Elihu Purinton caught large
owl in trap the other night his wings
measuring from tip to tip four feet and a
half. Any one wishing to see him can
call at DR.. Kents Drug store Bristol.
Mike Coty suddenly became insane
last week, 20 much so that his friends
we've alarmed Tor their lives. Harvey
Farr started to Brattleboro with him
Tuesday last, his brother Moses Coty was
taken there few weeks ago.
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BRISTOL.

- The Bristol Uornet Band are meet.
ing with fine success and securing for
themselves an excellent reputation.
MIR. H. NJ. Bryant of Lewiston, Me-,
with Mr.. Flanagan Of Burlington, and
several citizens Of Vergennes, were in
Bristol Wednesday evening, and held
temperance meeting. Mr.. Bryant gave
an address of great power. Efforts are
in progress to start reform club, and
MIR. Bryant is to be here again on the
9TH of August. Noticeable among the
guests was NJ. Il. Hall, Esq, of Yer.
gennes, who had taken the pledge that
day.
For several years there have been un.
pleasant rumors Of disreputable relations
existing between John Fl. Barnum and
Mrs. Thompson, widow of Noah Thomp.
son, who was killed by John Ring, On
several occasions within these years the
"boys" have raided Barnum at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Thompson, and he has
quoted them by the judicious use Of
money. Tuesday evening of this week
he was found near the house and taken,
tied with rope, weapons taken away,
and suggestions made of further proceed.
ings but ho bought them of, at length,
by the payment Of twenty dollars. The
next night, Wednesday, box of powder
was placed under the house where Mrs,
Thompson was living, aud set off,blowing
the windows. tearing out the inside and
making hole through the roof. 1t is
understood she was not in the house at
the time. The building belonged to Mr..
Page Morrison, No action has thus far
been taken to bring the peace breakers
to trial, and it is probably not known
who they were with sufficient defnitness
to do so.
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SUDBURY.

The cheese factory in the north part
of the town is doing thriving business.
Some of the farmers are disposiDg of
their wool at nineteen cents per pound.
Mr. Andrew Ketcham has sold fifty
tons Of hay for ten dollars per ton, to be
pressed and sent to Springfield, Mass
The city people are hocking to that
most popular summer resort, known as
Hyde's hotel more than usual This season
The house is filed to sveraowiDg
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WHITING.

"A few days since, Mr.. Abel Walker
preferred that some of his cattle should
be sold to the highest bidder, rather than
pay his district school tax Accordingly
one COW and q two year old heifer were
sold by the collector for that purpose
The COW sold for thirty.fve dollars, and
the heifer for twelve.
Mr.. Hervey Rickert seems to be ono
of the most fortunate of unfortunate men.
For the fourth time, within few years,
he recently, by an untoward accident,
barely escaped losing his life. 1t will be
remembered that last summer, while
moving Oh the interval, for Mr.. A.
Walker, his horses became mired, and
while endeavoring to extricate them he
got caught in the machine and was badly
cut, and but for the opportune passing
and stoppage Of the train and the assist.
ance rendered him, must have bled to
death At two other times,as we are in.
formed, he has been uncomfortably near
deaths door, And now as his last
achievement, few days ago, while in
the employ of Mr.. Charles Seymour, and
at work on a barn they were raising for
Mr.. George Walker, he accidentally fell
from the purlin beam to the cellar, dis.
lance of twenty.seven feet lie was bad.
ly bruised, but no bones were broken.
Fears were at first entertained that his
internal injuries might be severe, but he
is improving rapidly, and is at the pres.
ent time almost as good as new, and
ready for the next turn in the wheel of
fortune
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,STARKSRORO

Col. Wright, aged eighty years. and
q veteran oil the war OF 1872, suddenly
breathed his last on the evening of the
Goth ult. lie leaves large circle of
relatives to NOUN his loss. Thus those
old heroes pass away one by one to be
seen among us no moro, and their places
to be filled by others, but their memory
will ever be fresh in the minds of their
countrvmen and friends.
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NESHOBE MORGAN.

hereby give notice that heve secured by
purchase of Mr. II. A. Sumner of Brandon, this
Gihord. Morgan stallion, Neshobe, and that he
will ''ereaiter be kept It my stable south of the
Fair Grounds, where would like to show him to
all lovers Of good horses. believe him to be a
true type Of stylish, servcable, enduring horse OF
all work, for the farm, road or market. An ex-
ammunition of this horse will convince good judges
that no possesses in very marked legree, the
blood, carriage and characteristics of the Morgan
race, With an increase of size. LOUIS HOPE.
Middlehury, July II, 1876. lGw3
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

MAILS ARRIVE.
From Ripton, Granville, Hancock,
Fast Middlebury, Cornwall, West
Cornwall and Bridport 900 A. NJ.
WAY mail from north $3.50 A. NJ.
New York, Rutland and Albany, 700 A. NJ.
New York, 3:45 p. NJ
Wsy mail from south, 9;i5 P. NJ
MAILS CLOSE.
Wsv mail going south, a:20 A. M.
- north, sis p. M.
Mails for Ripton Granville, Han
cock, East Middlebury, Cornwall.
West Cornwall and Bridport 3:45 7. NJ.
Closed mail for Boston and Rutland, $40 2. NJ.
Closed mail for N. York, Albany,
Boston and Rutland, 500 T. NJ.
A. s. TRACY. p. NJ.
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BRIDPORT.

The common schools Of Bridport will
meet at the town house next Thursday,
Aug. 8, at seven o'clock in the evening,
to compete for the prizes (S5 and $3.50
which have been offered for the two best
readers. All parents and citizens are IN
vited to attend w. w. WINCHESTER.
AT a republican caucus held in
Bridport, Saturday, July %, at seven
O'Clock p. m, the following delegates
were elected to the District convention,
to be held at Rutland on Thursday Au
gust 8, 1876 II. n. Sollace, A. A..
Fletcher, n S. Bennett Voted she del
egates may choose their own substitutes.
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- The Bristol Uornet Band are meet.
ing with fne success and securing for
themselves an excellent reputation.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-26
Sc We d e.

Una estanc;a de crianza de las meores, situada en-
ell barrio de Susda jurisdiction de Sabanagrande com
puesta de $50 cuerdas de terreno de pasos montes
maleza Tiene vegas de rio, propias para tabaco ca
ma, arroz toda clase de sembras Una de elias, como
de doee catorce cuerdas aplantada de palmas de
coco lie patanos, la mayor parte de estos de todo
cosecho: tiena sobrevega vegas atlas.
Por las soorevegas pasa canal de riego de las
hacendas de Guanica, cuyas fltraciones Sc aprove-
chan. Els colindante e rio de Susta hasta donde
no Sc SEGA nunca y dista del pueblo de Yauco como
vente minutes, cuya pasa por esa possession
Iiene Una casa de habitacion de altos de maderas
del pals los bajos de material, cobijada de tejaman
de IA vafao de largo con 10 de ancho balloon corrido
de dos varas todo el rente dvidida en- eaa, CO.
medor, cuatro aposentos c6modos oocna de la msma
MADEIRA y cobija de varas en- cuadros y un alma
de NADER separado de la de Ia varas de largo
con de ancho cobiiado de enea. La possession esta
dlv'dlda en- nueve cercados pastos de yerba
de guinea ca'rus lilo en mayor parte.
Sc vende tambien la cranza de reses cruzadas de
bes'las 81 10 interesa ell comprader Ell que desee
prarla pneds verse con dueno que vvc en- la msma
hnca es ell que suscribe.-Yauco, Dciembre 80 de
o75.-Juan Rosas. 2-l2
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AZUCAR.--Hasta la fecha han legadO al
mercado IoU bocoyes mas menos Ell u1versas
partldas, de los que han camUIa.io de manOs
unOs 81 bocOyes, dentro de los llmltes de DOT a
$34 quintal pOr classes ue regular buen reIino; SO
han eHlDarcadO dos pequenos Totes pur cuenta de
los hacendadOs sus duenos, y el resto queua sin
vender, pOr querer aceptar tenedores las
OtertaS que Sc les han hechU, que son mas bajaS
que los preclOs cltauos, hStandOse poca dlspOSl-
ciOn entrar en- transacclOnes pOr parte de los
cOmerciantes, a cauSa de las nOtlclaS de las mer-
cados extranjeros, POGO satisfactorias FL ITEM
pO ha mejoradO aigo va hay muchas haciend as
en- eSta jurisdiction en que sc Ocupan la fa-
bricaclon del dulce, por consigulente para prin-
cipios del mes de kebrero pr0ximO, probable
mente habfa va una cantldad Oastaute conside-
rabie para ofrecerse en venta
MIELES. = Todavia no sc ha verificado
transaction aiguna, III ha entrado al mercado
ningun l0te.
de la Isla de j III a $iS por classes corrientes
pueblo, InostrandOse los tenedores remlsos en-
vender Menos que el ulLimo preclo citado, ell
cual no es de estranar slgan ObtenIeudo. mIen-
tras Sc sOstenga La oemanua que hay por I'll fru-
to las existencias dlsponiDies sean com paratl-
yamente llnltadas, como sucede Id ac ctualidad.
En- este distrit0 ell tiempo no ha pernIt1do & los
cosecheros llevar cabo Id pila y Sc a del gra-
no. v como es consequence no ha entrado ningun
lote al mercadO,
CUR >JS.-La demanda por los duices, Sc
regular y SO pagan de 1Sa pi y qq., pero Gu los
saIadOs han efectuado tritlisacciones Dor
no haber cOmpradores para esta case, pOr con-
siguiente no podemos dar cOtizaclOn eXacta, ci-
tando solainente como nominales las de & ~ SII
que estampam0S ell nuestro ultno ilupresO.
AGUARDIENTE De ANA. Continlia es-
te liauldO con pOca demanda, cOlocandose solo
para ell consume local, alrededor dc y AZ los ITO
galOnes sin envase. sssstEas.s
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Giro de Letras.

B. Borras y Hermanos del Conner
clio de esta Piazza giran sobre Alicant-
to, Astorga, Aviles, Barcelona, Be-
tanzos, Bilbao, Bonar, Cadiz; Calda
de Reyes, Canga de Onis, Cangas de
Tineo, Cartagena, Corcubion, .Coru-
ma, Oudlllero, Ferro!, 1GaJon, Gra-
do, Habana, LeoR, Luarca, Lugo.
Llanes, Madrid, Malaga, Mondone.
do, Noya, Ofense, Oviedo, Pa
dron, Palma de Mallorca, Pola de
Siero, Pola de Lena, -Pola de Labia-
na, Pontevedra, Pravia, Puenteareas,
Puentededme, Rivadeo Rivadesella,
Salas, San Sebastian, Santa Marta de
Ortigueira, Santander, Santiago, Se~
villa, Tarragona, Tineo, Tuy, Va
lencia, VaIiadolid, Vivero, Vigo, Vi
llagarcia, Villaviciosa, Infesto y Ia
ragoza.
San Juan de Puerto Rico, 2 de
Novienbre de 1875.-Fortaleza %,
esqulna la de la Cruz.
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Imprenta del ''Boletin,
Litograf1ay y Almacen de papel
DE SOBRINO DE LARROCA COMP.
Plaza Principal.

Procendente de Paris Sc acaba de recbir este
tablecim ento un nuevo, abuudante varadO eurtldo
de loda case de efecos de escritoro los cuaes de-
taa al por mayor y mencr.
Los precos squtativos, y al que oompre por va
lor de 50 pesos adelante, lie hara rebaa de
uu 10 pS.
Los etectos que Sc detallan son los siguientes:
Lbros para contabilidad. Diario Mayor, de varlas
classes Y tamanos; bros blanco; copadores de car
tas; careras para escrbir de varos tamanos; carta
pacos para ninos, propos para llevar los bros la
escnea; papel de cartas pequeno, blanco, rayado
canto dorado de diferentes clases iiem amanO gran
de, idem idem idem; idem de luto pequeno, so
yado gran variedad; idem idem grande, idem dem
idem pape de vapor Y seoante; s0bres para otclos,
cartas targetas blancos de Iuto de inhndad de ca
ses y tamanos; escribanlas, ultima novedad; tneros
idem gran surto; bonitos pisa-papees con vistas TO
tograicas del Key aA,anaques; raspadores, c"rta
pnmas, lapces Faber otros fabricantes; impia-pu-
mas presas para papeles; tgeras gonna para borrar;
caias de pumas de Guillot, Rossin otros targelas
baucas, nacaradas de iuto de coores; tinta Ell DO
teas medias botelas; papel de periodico de colo
res; cuchillos para cortar pape plegaderas regas;
caddradilios pestos para pesar ORC caitas tarros
con espona para humedecer los selos salvaderas;
gran surtldo de porta plumas, muy abundante vara
dos potes de tinta de carmin fascos de goma ,inta
para la ropa; oOeas acre eucarnado de luto,
tinteros magcos, tinta para sgo; idem invol-
cables: y otra niuidad de artlculos dtIcil de
merar, A
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Observation-Disclosures.
EstablecimieGto de Gil Gordils,
cazle de Sogs Francis natna. 35.

Sc ACADIA de recihir I'm extenso va
riado surtido de mercancla de las fabricas
mas acreditadas de Europa; entire la diver
sldad de artlonlos Sc distinguen por su no.
vedad gusto las grenadines francesas de
cuadros, los bordados de Suiza, las famo-
sas sederlas de Barcelona y de Lyon; en-
que hay rasos gIaces y popin de todos
colores; tul de seda y granadinas para
mantilias de listas, ramos y cuadros; som
breros adornados para senoras y ninas;
flores, blondas, Aecos de ,ssda, cazado
f,ances para senoras y ninas; botas, cham
bras, camisolines bodados y frentes de ca
lnisas bordados para senoras y otra inf
nidad de artfculos de novedad y precios
muy limitados.
Hay tambien toda clase de telas de hi
10, blancas y de hiIo redondo, como las
cretonas para sabanas de una, dos y tres
varas de ancho; grano de orc, tela real,
Dian batista de hiio claro y tupido; ba-
t,sta cambray, hecha de los lienzos, toda
clase de creas y todo cuanto puede desear-
SO en- este ramo.-Pa Fto Rico, Enero
10 de 1876. SIS
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.PARTE MERCANTIL.
Revista Quincenal Mercantil.
Puerto Rico "a de E,aero de 1875.
MovInHxHMro MAR1T1nGo
ENTRADAS.

Enero 12.-De Barcelona berg. esp. J6ven
Caqmselita, frutos, Sobrinos de Pr.
tdem 13-De L6ndres via Aguadilla P. R.,
berg ing. Florence, maquinaria, Latimer ca
Idem 14.-De Liverpool vap. esp. Ponce,
mercancias y fetes, Latimer ca
Idem 17-De Santander, berg. esp. Paquete
de Ia Guoara, harina, Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
Idem 18.-De Nueva York berg. ing. Char
les a. Hoard, provisiones, Latmer y ca
Idem id.-De Geneva berg italiano Zelin-
dG, provisiOnes, Viuda de Was y ca
Idem 19.-De Yarmouth berg. ing. Sophia,
salazones, Latimer y c..
Idem id.-De Baltimore barca argentina
Paladin, provisiones Latinery Ca
Idem 22.-De Mallorca go. esp. Salsador,
futos, Pastor Marquez y Garcia
SALIDAs.
Enero 11.-Para Cienfuegos berg espanol
Naevo TSgilante, con todo su cargamento de
tasaj 10 por Sobrinos de P1
Idem 13.-Para Mayagdez berg ing. Evan-
gst1ne, con todo su easgamento de salaz mes por
Feddersen Willink Y Ca
Idem id.-Para Halifax berg ing. sLOuise,
lastre por Latimer yea
1dem id.-Para Arecibo gol. amer. Pinto,
lastre, Latimery ca
Idem id.-Para Aguadila berg. espanol
J~lio, resto de carga, Sobrinos de Pr.
= 1dem 14.-Para New York berg. espanol
Mercedes, lastre.
Idem 17.-Para Arecibo berg. ing Sarah
CroaceU, az1car, por Latimel y Ca
Idem id.-Para Mayaguez gol. amer. John
Douglass, reste de carga, LeonardoIgaravidez
Idem 19.-Para Mayaguez berg. esp. Pa
quete de Ia Guai'a, con todo su cargamento, So
brnos de Ezquiaga.
Id id.-Para Mayagiiez berg. italiano Pa
PG Costa, lastre, por Viuda de Was y ca
Idem 2O.-Para Mayaguez berg. esp J6ren
CarmelitG, resto de carga, Sobrinos de Pr.
Idem 22.-Para Ponce vap. esp. Ponce, res
to de carga, por Latimer ca
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Gaia de Pr@stamos.
46.-CRUZ-46.

Ell dia ultimo remataran publiea almoneda por
cuenta derechOs de quien corresponds POI orden
de d. Francisco Iinaud las prendras de los talones 81
gulentez:
4ol6, ASH, 5o8, $685. 60O2 6Ol9, 6o3l 6O46, 6O45,
6Oo4, Uo5 ollo, 0ll5, 0l7!, 679U, 6zuO 62O6 n2l%,
633l, $780, 0231, 637 6321, 65l2, 6514 o.o9, 64oI,
64o4, COX, 6o2 6o6 6,1l, 6o99, 6uO1 6623, 6o27,
6651, 6oo7 66o}, o755 $780, o746, 67o7 65Oa, 6o5o,
1851, too', 6oo, $780, 6o9y, 0JoO 697' o9o4, ZOO,
7Ol3 7OlJ 1884, 7Oi7 900, 900, 7uoo 7U94, 7IUl,
7lO3, 1lO4 7lOr, no. 7l21, 142. 7l0 40, 717c,
7loO, 7lo4 1905 III, .@3o, 1881, 7445 72u9, 1915,
1870, 1885, 1901, 1905 1917, 1881, 1875, 1853, 1851,
75o2, 1900 1852 7a7s, $780, 1895, 1884, 1895, 74Oo,
74ll, AR 74l3, 7424 7431, 1885, 746U, 7460 74I
74o3, 7olo, 7ol6 7o49, 1851, 1904 7oU7, 76io ioz2,
1924, 70, 1885, 7o,1, o4o 1ooI, 1870, 1876 1908,
76Jz, 1855, 1885, 1897, 7O@, 77U4, 77Uo 7712 7723,
7Izo, 772Y, 7s3l 7739, 74i, 7747 7745, 1904 1859,
ZOO, 1906, 7Io7 U7.' 7779, 1852, 1853, 77o4 7Io6,
779, 77y4, 1893, 779J, 7S0J. $780, 1885, 1885, 1890,
1898, 1898, 79J7 79uo 79U9 79i!, 1885, 1890, 1872,
1879, 1871, 1864 7947 1894, 1876, 1861, 1865, 1864,
1919, 1858.
maud. 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-26
! EscnbaDh de actuaConeS de Torres
DE HUMACAO.

Por provdencia de esta fecha dctada por ell Sr.
Juez de L. Instancia INFERNO de este psrtdo judicial
refrendada por mi los eecutivos seguidos por D.
to la vsnta en- pabca subasta de- Una casa de MADEIRA
los altos, y baos de mamposter1a de doce varas de
flente ounce de fondo con corresponding CO.
Gina, stuada ell barro del .agua termno de Hato-
tenga lugar dicho remate simutaneo este Juzgado
el de Paz de Hato-grande, ell da de Febrero
proxim", de ocho once de su manana. Lo que Sc
hace saber al pubco para la encia de lictado-
res.-4umacao diez y echo de Enero de mil ochocen-
tos setenta ses. - Jose Ceestuo Schr0Ior. 2--3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-26

DE PUERTO-RICO.


las, 90 id. chfcharos, 25 sacos pinienta, 100 sacoa
arroz, vendido&a preeios reservad os, 400 sacos
arr0z dep6sito.
Por oarca argentina Pal0die, de Baltimore
los mismos Sre, so bis tucino mess, 20 i'd id.
clear 300 latas 1nanteca, II cajas i'd, Is bis id
53 jamones, 4 90 cajas velas blandas, 100 i'd ja-
bon, 1000 resmas papel, so latas mantequilla, 25
bis. habiehuelas, % id. chfcharos, Is id. manza-
mas, 10 id. sal Epsom Is id. gas, 100 id. galletas
pilot, Is 3uietes galettas, 25 caas id. limon, IS
i'd i'd. soda, todo vendido aprecios reservados