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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-05-18
Wonderful Adventures Of an Italian.

A New York paper says: Matteo Batucca,
an aged Italian, who TO: fifteen years past has
led a life Of extreme poverty in this city, re-
ceived not long ago the welcome news That he
had been elected a member of the Italian
Parliament, with an annual salary OF 30,0O0
lire. In letter from member OF the pres
ent Cabinet of Victor Emanuel he was inform-
ed that provision should be made for him at
the expiration of his Parliamentary term.
This is the tardy recognition of tie dislnter-
ested services Which pure and gifted man
rendered his country. Forty years ago he es-
poused the cause of the Carbonsri. In 1887
lie succeeded in capturing Ferdinand IL, al
forwards known as King Bomba, with his
whole family. The Neapolitan tyrant was
frightened out of his wits. But Batucca SAID
to him, 'sWe are no assassins. You shall 60
free; but open all your political prisons"
Ferdinand pledged his royal word to DO SO,
but violated it as soon as released. A treach-
erous member of their little band delivered
Batucca up to the royal troops. He was SEN
fenced to death. He was standing already
near the fatal block when pardon arrived.
His sentence was committed TO penal servl-
tute. For a whole year he remained chained
to galley. Then he escaped, was recaptured
and again sentenced to death. This time a
| full pardon was granted on condition OF emf
| grating. He went to Algeria. Then he trav-
| eled to Egypt and secured position under
| Mehemet Ali. But it was impossible for him
| to keep away from Italy, and so ne returned IN
| 1874 to Calabria. and raised the standard OF
| Instruction. At one time the movement as
sumed formidable Dimensions, but finally the
insurgents were forced to surrender. Batuc
| ca wrote letter to ferdinand. "Once gave
| GU your life." he wrote; ''now ask you to
take mine, bat spare the life OF my men,
| The King sent orders to have four OF the in
surgents shot in Batucca's presence; aud then
let linn stand for certain number OF hours
with the noo.e around his neck under the gal
lows. This horrible mockery was carried out
to the letter. Batucca underwent the ordeal
with the utmost sangfroid. At last ne was
taken back to prison, from which he effected
his escape. He fled to the mountains, where
he remained until 1858, when the revolution
called him to Naples. He became a minister
of the Democratic Cabinet under Poerio, but
resigned. At the reactionary rising OF the
lazzaroni he was taken prisoner and sentenc'
ed to death with eighty-nine others. All Of
them were pardoned. In 1857 he was leeas
ed, and in the following year he came to New
York. For a few years he gave lessons ii
Italian and Eeich, but gradually pupils grew
scarce. and he had to resort to humber pur
suits. He became carrier TO a Spanish news
paper, a peddler and the like. Recently some
of his countrymen interested themselves il
his behalf, with the gratifying result STATED
above.
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CASH PRICE LIST.

Caicoes, 5, and cents-the best.
New York Mills Bleached Cotton. 1917 cts per yard
Wamsutta Bleached Cotton, l2b cents per yard
Fruit of the Loom Cotton, 10 cents per yard
Anaroscoggin Cotton, 8 cents per yard.
Other good brands, AZ, 6, 49,
Lonesdale Cambria 1917
lO-4 bleached Sheeting, only 25c.
Is inch Pillow Case Cotton, only 15c.
Laurel D brown Cotton, only &c.
Heavy and fine brown Cotton, 5, and &C..
Excellent Percales, one yard wide, l2h and 15c
Tickings from 10c to SOC.
CottonadeS from 10c up.
Kentucky Jeans from 10c up.
30 inch all linen Towels l2c, worth 25c.
Fancy Silk and white Scarfs from 25c up.
Button Kid Gloves. only 60 cents, worth 81.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-05-18
Assignee's Sale
REAL ESTATE
Page County, Va.

IN compliance with an order O. the District Court
o! the united States for the tern District Of Viz
fri n IN the matter OF Emanuel Miller, bankrupt
l WILL as Assignee of said bankrupt, on
SATURDAY, the goth day of MAY. 1876
IN 'front.' of the Court house door in Lurav Va sell
"' pubic auction, the following estate to wit
one tract OF 50 acres. more or less and another
ray VI 90 acres OF land, more less situated in
Southeast of the Courthouse - 1'lA
;a IEKMS OF SALE:-One-fourth cash. and the res
t tuuG payable m three equal nstallnents at SIX
WE'VE ana eighteen MONTHS with interest from day
o. sac, the ichaser giving bonds with good per
ai security Tor the deferred payments and the til
paid. - ~ p' money 10
E. JONES ARMSTRONG, Assignee
may 4tds OF Emanuel Miller Bankrupt.
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AsSIs NEE's SALE
REAL ESTATE
CRAIG COUNTY, VIRGINIA,


In obedience to decree of the United states Dis
trct Court for the Western District Of B % rem
dered on the 10th day of February le7o II the mat
ter of Clifton G.. Hill. Assignee, vs. Geo W. Morgan
will SELL in front Of the Courthouse aoor OF craig
county, to the highest bidder, at pnehc auction,
MONDAY, JUNE 9Th, 1876,
Gt being the first day OF. the Circuit Court,)
the following tract ct land embraced IN the schedule
| of said bankrupt, to wit:
branch Of James river, in said county, adjoining
the lands OF Reuben Farrow' ana others.
acres. adjoining the other tract.
| improvements consist of dewlling and other out-
honses The land is in fair state Of cnltiyation
and forests covered with pine and other valuable
timbers.
TERMS OF SALE
Cash hand to satisfy siad trust deed and expenes
thereof and on residue, one-fourth cash, and the
giving bonds with ample personal security. and the
title to be retained by the Assignee until the whole
c. G. HILL. Assignee
May 4-tds of Geo. W. Morgas, bkt
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Assignee's Sale
REAL ESTATE
Rockingham County, Va.

trict Court for the Western District f 9aaies DIS
t Asi matter OF VIM. Minnick, Bankrupt. viii az
VI laohsDAY, the 18th day of MAY, 1876.
nam county in front Of the Courthouse in Harrsi
g. w., sen at pubic auction. the following
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE TO Wit:
A. "A ho s AND ABOUT TWO ACRES OF LAND.
county Va Ne This iisnased in Broadway Rockingham
A-LoT OF TIMBER LAND 1A'|o
CT psaa 5lA Acres lying about TX miles son+b
n ts aa ana lot OF 3 Acres Of Land adoin
These lots will be sold separate uii nr .s ,, =
and apon the
OF six twelve and eighteen moptbs on credit
aps 90 the giving
and title to be retained as me deferred payments,
sen 27tds Assi JOHN PAUL,
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A ssignee's Sale Of Real Estate
"A i'll Craig County. Va.

a sslgnee's Sale Of Real Estate
~ in Craig County. Va.
IN obedience to a decree of the United States Dis
Irlet Court for the Western District of Virginia rem
aeFea on the 10th day of bruary 1875 in the mat
yer Oh z It. Hill, Assignee. VS.. Garner Francisco
Wlh cell IN 'front.' OF the Courthouse door of raig
county, at public auction, to the highest bider
MONDAY THE 9TH DAY OF JUNE, 1876.
tit being the first day of the Circuit Court)
the following real estate. to wit surrendered by the
SAID bankrupt in his schedule. to witt
Cme-ourth OF undivided trac' of land of 260 acres,
devised by Lewis Francisco, decd to his children.
said. ~
One tract of about 52h acres, being one-fourth Of
| mentioned.
| last
These lands are surrendered as subject to lien of
the lands devised by Lewis Francisco. decd, to his
heirs, OF 4OO subject to credit of $50, about the
| time the legacy fell due,
On this land there some buildings, dwelling
and outhouses, ETC., fine water-power. on which at
one time good Grst and Saw Mill was i'll success
full operation, and on it much valuable pine and
other timber.
TERMS OF SALE
One-fourth cash, and the balance on credit of
six, twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser Civ
ing bonds with ample personal security, and the I'll
tie to be retained by the Assignee until the whole of
the purchase money shall have been paid.
G.. G.. HILL, Assignee
May 4tas OF Garner Francisco, bkt
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-05-18

The Leonard Scott Publishing Co., Al Bar
clay Street, New York. have lately published
the British Quarterly Review for April. We
call attention to the following summary of the
contents
= Article T., review of Forster's Life OF
Swift, begins by criticising notice of the same
work which appeared in the Edinburgh Re-
view for january. 1t then discusses Swift's
literary position, gives several views OF his lie,
and an estimate of his character and writings.
Article III. Remarks on the Greek Epistles
of Ienatius. and an examination of his testi-
timony on matters Of Christian Doctrine, di-
syided into four parts, viz: 1.-The Trinity and
Divinity of Christ, the Atonement, and kin
tlred subjects of Justification and Grace, the
Eucharist and the Organization of the Church
and Roman Primary"
Article III. s'rhe Progress OF Reform in
Russia" gives sketch of the establishment and
abolition of serfdom, the present social condi-
ton. and the effect of recent reforms in Rus
STA.
Article w. THE Bible Educator s'1he
book is medley-we use the word in no in
yilous sense-of Biblical lore. 1t would be
difficult to name subject growing out of or
connected with the study of Scripture, which
is not treated witt. more or less fitness within
the compass of these pages. and in manner
suited to the ordinary intelligence" The pa
pers are contributed by clergymen of the
Church of England. Nonconformist divines,
and laymen, and in so far as it aspires to the
character of a popular encyclopedia OF
Biblical knowledge. the merits of the work can
scarcely he overstated.
Article The conclusion Of the article on
'sDisestablishment in New England in the
January number. 1t treats of the church
troubles in Massachusetts,, Rhode Island and
Connecticut, and gives quotations from John
Adams, Lyman Beecller, DR.. Leor ard Bacon
and others.
Article VI. is long paper OIL "Poof-Law
Relief in and out Of the Workhouse."
Article VII. The review of "brilliant and
able volume on the Atonement. which we hope
will help to arrest the downward tendency of
the English Pulpit, and bring about the restor-
alton of the faith once delivered to the
sants.''' The subject is divided into two
parts, the fact of the Atonement, which is the
general form and expression OF the doctrine,
and the theory, which explains why the death
a.of Christ is the objective ground Of the pardon
.df7sin.
The noticesrE many new books, under the
healing contemporary literature" fill up
the concluding pages Of this number
'ri.esperiodicals reprinted by The LEONARD
ScoTr PUBLISHING Co. (al Barclay Street,
= New York) areas follows: The London Quar-
teriy. Edinburgh, Westminster, and British
Qua't,ry Reuiescs, and Blackwoodas Magazine.
Price 81 a year.for any one, or only ssIS for all,
and the postage isaprepaid-by the Publishers.
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DON CARLOS.

the premium ugly man, is still with hin and
devotlng his entire attention to the repairs and
cleaning OF all kinds ofJewelry, silver and Plate
Ware, Watches and Clocks. His work is of the
very best, and he understands his business
thoroughly, and work always warranted.
MIR. HIRsH, respectfully asks an examination
of his extensive and multifarious stock of
goods, satisfied that he will be able to please all
who may call. may 7
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-05-18

This we'll known Hotel has been entirely renova-
ted and re-furnished.
ACCOMMODATIONS FIRST CLASS
Every effort made to render satisfaction and to
make all our guests comfortable.
Omnibus to and from all trains. may lift
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-05-18
A ssisnee's Sale of Real Estate
in Page County, Va.

u oDedlence to an order OF the District Court Of
me Unlted States for the Western District of Va
IN tne matter OF ST. Clair Doyel bankruut will az
Assignee of said bankrupt, on 49, -''' go
SATURDAY, the goth day OF MAY, 1876,
in front of the Court house in Iursv Va sol, at
puDiic auction, the following real estate to wit
one tract OF ll3 acres OF land more or less and
othef tract containing gu acres more or less both
tracts situated East Liberty in said conntv
Iron Works. "' ~ 'ieA"Aoot''i
TERMS OF sALE-one-fourth cash. and tho res-
ldue payable in three equal installments, at six.
we've a ana eighteen months, with interest from
Jay oI saie, the purchaser to execute bonds with
g1od personal security for deferred payments ant
tne Title to be retained until all the purchase mon
ey is paid. ~
e. JONES ARMSTRONG; Assignee
may 4-tos OF st. Clair Dovel, Bankrupt.
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[From the Sunday Telegram
ROCK OF AGES! CLEFT FOR ME.


Weary, worn, despised, forsaken'
Foes without and fears within;
Blighted life and crushed aifectlohs'
Lamb of God take thou my SIN.
Put thy precious arms around me-
Raise me, bear me, drdo me up
Let me feel thy close enb' aces
Though drain the bitter cup.
Long I've sought Thee, walking lonely
z In the worlds broad field OF care
Jesus, plying Saviour. hear me
Lam sinking with despair! ft
Rock OF Ages cleft indeed,
n For a sinful dying race,
Let me REST myself in Thee;
sss Haste the time to see Thy face. ~,
Scarcely sared, my trau bark shattered,
Il Bruised and beaten by LIES storms;
ssiClinging, helpless, bleeding, walllng,
Stay me with Thy powerful arm.
Tossed upon this sure foundation,
After years Of fierce turmoil;
In this quiet habitdtion ii
- Let me rest from sin and toll.
Sin has ploughed my soul with burrows.
Care, has dilnmed my eye, once bright;
Trial has broken down my spirit.
Grief has turned my day to night.
But my Saviour loved me through it.
Through it all He brings me home;
Though the waves should thunder DER me-
Thunder loud the sinners doom.
Here am so helpless, cinging.
Barely holding to His cross;
But the arms of love sustain me,
On this rock secure from loss.
OH the main of diSaDpOintment,
OH the grief of love betrayed:
Oh. the rank weed Of injustice,
When we are in the balance weighed;
How the signs we've cost our fellows,
Struggling in this vale of tears
How they'll smite us, thrust US, pierce us,
Fill our souls with dread and fears;
q All the good we've passed unheeded,
All the ill of thought or tongue,
Will rise up with accusation
Will through Heavens arch be rung.
And thou plying, loving Saviour,
Zen with the Sights we've put on Thee,
In that day of retribution-
In that day when earth and sea,
Gives up all of earth to Heaven.
Yields up all of wrong to right!
Help us! Keep us from destruction.
Save US by thy glorious might.
Saved from self from sin, from serroc,
Saved from earth's auring toys;
Lamb of God! we fast are sinking.
And Heaven is opening with its joys.
Rock of ages cleft for me.
Let me hide myself in Thee!
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-05-18

Assign &c Sale
REAL ESTATE-
CRAIG COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
In obedience to decree OF the IT, s. District
Court for the Western District of Va in the matter
OF C, G. HILL Assignee VS.. John Lark, will sell at
front OF the Courthouse door of Craig county, in.
public auction, to the highest bidder, on
MONDAY, JUNE 5th 1876,
lit being the first day OF the Circuit Court,)
tract of land described in the schedule of said
Bankruptcies containing
70 ACRES,
(but which is described on the land hook of said,
county as containing 378 acres) lying and being in
Mills cave, in said county. !
rms land is situated in fertile valley we'll adapt
ed 10 the culture OF grasses grain of every descrip
lion, With comfortable dwelling, out-houses. barn,
ETC. 1t is described in the schedule to be cucumber.
cd by deed OF trust to secure Alexander SawJ en- for
SIR No date of trust is given nor can any record
be found Of such trust.
TERMS OF SALE-If trust established cash to,
satisfy said trust and balance one fourth cash,
and the balance in 6, l2and 10 months the purchas
er giving bonds with ample perso nal security. and
me Ltie 10 pc retained by Assignee until the whole
OF the purchase money shall have been fully paid.
c. G.. HILL, Assignee
may 4-tds of John Lark B..kt.
ASSUcs NEE,S SALE
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-05-18

NIONPAREIL SALOON.
IN NEXT TO INDICATOR OFFICE
Ill., THE SALOON OF THE CITY,
Is supplied with old Bumgardner, old Clemmer.
Fowler & Zeigler, and other noted brands OF pure
'whiskeys, Imported Brandies Bucks Grape Brandy
and Wines, Rhine Wine and Settlers. Absinthe, Gu
racao Sherry, PORT Claret. and everything kept in
A FIRST-CLASS SALOON.
all of which is put up il. style unsurpassed.
GAIL AND you WILL BE PLEASED.
THOMAS J. CROWDER,
proprietor.
Ag. TERMS POSITIVELY CASH ga
may 2c-h
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-05-18
Trifes for the Ladies.


The novelty in lingerie is cuffs and collars of
cream colored cambria.
Brocaded cream coored silk parasols are
trimmed with cashmere lace.
Pink and blue batstes, striped and plain are
offered for summer dresses.
TUNES aud over-dresses of fine WOODEN ma
terias are much worn with silk skirts.
White tulle. strewn with pink rose leaves
is pretty fabric for young ladies' over
dresses.
Ladies will be expected to wear some out
side wraps Oh the street even during the SUM-
mer.
Bands of English embroidery continue in
use for cliil,;ren's suits, combined with many
golden or silver Ornamental ball buttons.
Narrow fringes and many flat square loops
are set thickly together to form the border
around very handsome demi-trained skirts.
The Centennial kerchief is a three-cOrnered
affair." made of white muslin and trimmed with
Val nciennes or other lace, to wear about the
neck.
A youth, aged sixteen, married widow
aged forty in Des Moines, but the youth weigh
ed two hundred pounds and the widow only
ninety.
The euirass has had its day for street wear,
but still retains its place in the parlor. The
suits all have sleeves in materials different
from the waists.
E An indianapolis couple were divorced. The
man afterward, under an assumed name ad-
vertised for wife. A lady replied. He sought
an interview under a gas lamp. 1t was She
They were remarked.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-05-18

Dublic Sale of Valuable Il: nd
L i'm Clarke county, Va.
The undersigned, Special Commissioners, appoint
ed to make sale of the lands of Daniel W. Sewers
acting under the authority OF two orders OF fhe
District Court of the United States for the Western
District of Virginia, dated February l4th 1876 ana
March 14h 1876 will offer fer sale at public auction
to the highest bidder front Of the Court house III
Berryville. Clarke county, Va, on
SATURDAY, MAY 18th, 1916,
tract of Ian d. adjoining F. B. Writings heirs, VIM
Taylor, Allen Williams heirs, and Others and lyins
on the county road leading from the "Old Chapel
to Briggs Mill,
CONTAINING 336,O2 ACRES,
being the same tract that was formerly sold to Mrs
Mary E Sowers who has failed to comply with u e
terms of sale. -
This tract has large new Dwelling HOUSE plents
of running water, and is well timbered.
TERMS OF SALE-One-fourth cash. and II Z res
due payable in three equal instruments, at 6, % an
lS months, with interest from day OF sale
SAML. ]. C. MOORE,
HOLMES CONRAD,
anil 6-tds Specl Com'rs,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-09

Para mas pormenores dirigirsa en- Aqua
ysgaes, Srea, Heise, Kraener y c. En Po
dc Puerto-Rico
San Juan de Puerto-Rico Dicien,hre de Is
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da iDa do TaPu9 lRIala331 Do Ia Cnoldl General IraaalDa
s. VIOIO DlREUTO.

ae way Sanan3e al Havre Burdeos (Pauac
~ 40 ca e-l catgoa $780, q Sl75 81 $3.50 Entrepuene $780,
..... ...s FASAJE De FAMILIA
ana compua de meno paguen
oe cuaGro pses enteros de cama ene rebaa
- Po esro SO enlende Gu $ vajes trasatantcos "
PASAJE DE IDA Y VUELTA.
Be exden para Europa de ida rebaa Is
p soe total dol paso Waldo - Eso paaaes pagan
adeantados.
PAsAJE INIERCOL0NLAI.
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En- ell almacen de David A. Rodriguez,
Sc encuentra constanteniente un surtido
complete do estss mA4uinss, las ss's'cas b-
j5tivsas de Singer Sc que latroducen ea eata
isla. Ell pdoiico las conoce y su i!ustrado
concepto es el mejor elogio que puede hs-
cerse. No t5eHes TsvGL.
La fabrica de Singer vende aI ano
$4,000 m&quinas mas que cualquiera otra.
No dsjoyse aJNc5aar con los aaal@s sna1-
tacienes que Sc Jt4brtcosa. No eata "a eoono-
mia en razon del precio, sine en- Ia calidad
del artlc,.io. LQS nsdQnjasGs de Singer dr.
ran, sesa e3eegcso's, Ue51ste 9 tres's@ @5sos. s
Unico ageate en- toda ia 1sia, David 4.
Rodriguez.--San Francisco 30.-Dep6-
sito en- Ponce, j. E. Sie4naoher.
Sc li1npian y componen maquinss de 60;
Sc recinen Gu psgos las uaadas slondo !
Sc alquilan ,naquinss, 4 tan5o mena;saI
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PASAJEs .Il.JgIEREsC(yOLONLA..I,. .Il.Jg

Sc expden pasaeg Ida vuela vados pos
rebaa a los pasaiayos de camara. -
!. NINOS
snga
ano aumhosy
epanp
$ hos spagazn4
I ChIADOS.
erehoA
LEI rg g II Iip d dseriiode esusamos
xpK % ho anesd de elasIdad los vpere.
parna alsCos
brp
Y
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En1presa de vapores correos
DE liz ANTILLAg

De dom RAM0N HERRERA.
7aes oydiNayjos Sa 1h6eaa poy ts de Sano Domingo
FL cada mes m dooo dia saa de abana vapof
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-09

, De Puerto-Plata 81 27 y uegara 4
Mayagiez 81 Is,
Da M&yagiies 81 26 y llegara {
Aguadillaa 81 20. a
De Aguadilla 81 30 y llegarA & Puer-
tc-Rico 81 80. s,-
De Pusrto- Rico 81 80 y llegarak &
San-TA0maa 81 /: 4.n-.
RNO.
De Puerto-Plata 81 6 J llegar& Z
Cuba 81 5. :~" fr04
De Cuba 81 3y Ilegar& s aBaracoa el9
DeBarscoel y llegara Gibarael10
De Gibara el 10 y llegara Nueyi
tas 81 IL: = ), : ~-' : y =
De Nuevis4a 81 II y legara ala Har
bana 81 13 por Ia maf1ana temprano.
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COHPlDIA RIAL DD VAIOIlS lCOIIRS ILlGGIEISSIISS LGGI EISIIS

sas@ol auRvENcoNAoA HL.a aoBEERNo NE
Es&a0EA sgES0s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-09

respective y IIegarA & Noevjtas 81 q
De Nuevitas el 22 s'egara Giba.
ra 81 23.
De- Git,ara 81 23 y l'ogar6 & Bsra,
COS el "a.
De Baracoa 81 "a y llegara & Cuba
81 rs.
De Cuba 81 Is y llegars & Puerto
Plata 81 27.
Ret
De- San Thomas 81 2 = Ilegara &
puerto-Rico el g..
De Puerto-Rico 81 8 = legara s
Aguadilla 81 1:
De kguadilla el 4 y llegara & maya
guez q 4.
De Mayagiiez 81 8 y llegarA s Pssr-
to-Plat& 81 s.
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Nt G. y p gapcbe. Doll Cibara grss Longoria 1sossl
Conn BaTsooa sle. srss I Rssy Comp
es &ineb e esE.aa DsrInso
no d osr.ssa.s ses Laosas. Comp
npGsata ds pl90Isaaa o s'S9 @ laH'9s 'p
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-09

ELS de cada mes & Les dooe deI
peotivoy y llegara NaeviSas 81 5.
De Nuevitas 81 5 y llegara 4 Giha-
ra 81 6.
De Gibara el 6 y llegarA { Baracoa
el Z:
De Baracos 81 Z y llessra & CUBS
el 8.
DCuba 81 Sy llegara & Puerto
Plata 81 10.
RET {
s De San Thomas el is y negara s
Puerto Rico el II.
De Puerto Rico el IL y llegara q
Aguadilla el Is
De AguadiIla g IS ' llegarA Ma
ysgiies 81 IL.
De Mayaguez 1s y llegsra q fuer-
TOD lata al 20
lie Puerto Plata el 30 y llsgsra
& Cuba el I1.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-09

dia aaldrA dc Ia Hsbsna 6. vapor res
: De Puerto Plata al 10Y llsgara
4 MayagiisE 81 II.
De Mayag;iez 81 IL y llegara &
Aguadilla el 1s. -,
! De Agaadilla 81 1s y Ilegar1 PusR-
lto-Rico 81 IA. sx4ss 4
| De Puerto-Rico 81 IA y uesark 3
bSan- Thomas cl 10. *
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DE Cuba el 22 y llegara { Baracos
81 s3.
De Baracoa el % J llegara Gibs
"a oi "a.
De Gibara el q y llegaraa Nus
vista al Is.
De Nuevitas al 2E y llsgsra Ala hs
abana 81 27 por Ia malsna. len
pfan0. ss ota9sa