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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-02-16
He SCRATCHED HIS TOE.

A Brewery Hill man took bath
last Sunday morning, as his usual
custom, and the memory of that bath
still clings to him even as piece of
court plaster cling to sore spot
He finished his ablutions and before
robing himself in entirely, backed
up to the stove TO get we'll dried eff
There was rousing fire end The
lurlace Of the stove glowed and glis>
tened with heat. The man stood
within few inches of it, absorbing
the genial warmth, when oil of sud
den his left big Toe began to itch.
He stopped down to scratch it. The
stove seemed TO move few inches
nearer him and with q fearful yell
he spraug four feet into the air.
Coming down his feet struck on a
bar of soap, which slid from under
him aud be sat down on the floor.
lie got right up and began Sitting
Bull war dance around the room,
yelling at his lungs, best. His wife
rushed to the door and in anxious
tones inquired through the key >hole;
William Henry. what under the
sun is the malterf y
Shutdown on-the-stove T he
snorted at intervals, as he hoped all
around the room and the odor of
burnt meat which floated through
the key>hole con6pmed the terrible
tale.
William Henry's seat at church
was vacant that morning. He thought
it wonld look disrespectful TO stand
up during the entire service, SO he
staid OF home, ana hanging himself
on the hat-rack, spent the day qaite
comfortably. Neither did be make
any New Years calls, and for the
past week has taken bis meals eff the
top shelf in the pantry. He has
nearly recovered, and has now a new
experience TO hand down to posteri
ty.-Hm0n Co. Chronicle.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-02-16
THEsINGER, ALWAYS AHEAD

special dispatch theC York SUM-
81
awarded SINGER
n sewn rGInes" -
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-02-16
FOR SALE.

IDFSTRE TO SELL ONE OF TWO, OR
both my farms, situated between five and six
miles north Of Marist,a. They contain about
one hundred aud seventy acrss Of land each
The one Is well improved in a good state Of
cultivation has pretty comfortable cottage
dwelling. excellent Clubhouse aud stables, good
oulbuildinss good fencing with running wsier
in every field The other has on il TWO tenant
houses. is under good fences and also running
water in the feld. There are about one hun
drrd acres Of cleared land on each place.
would also sell With oue or both places. some
valuable e., ok. horses, cattle and farming i'm
Elements. Ny sole reason Tor wishing TO sell
Is 10 get out OF debt.
j. ID. WADDELL.
Maris,ls, Jan. eth, 1917
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-02-16

"A young woman arrested in Bal
timore, for shoplifsing, proved to be
the daughter Of a wealthy man. She
had spent the money obtained from
thievery in the support Of her child,
ofwhose existence meme of her friends
knew.
, 1877-10-11

business II ls IN other piacca. I .journryr,l tbe
ott,cr day. from constanttnnplc to ADRIAN
or,c in tho snn1r trntn that Lady atranZ-
ford and eono other En9list, ladies were In,
and all tho ~Hy some unrlily Citcasefan+ kept
worrying the guard by flrnz out ii The vim
dovs. Anything just In t!ght, from Bnlga.
rtan Efr IN n red petsfcoat to r buffalo, served
Il. marks for these playful creaturre, and bang
succeeded bang, to the annoysncc, hut not
great alarm, 81 the stealler passen9.s;1a; pss,.;n.
like panlc when II was discovered that, tired u
the open windovs our rollick!p9 feliow.traTetr.
iilo next station Tic guard telcgraphed TO the
0overnor At ,Adrsnnopic,. an.l HIS Ereeilency:
with commcndable promptness, sent body Of
200 or 400 to tho terminus whom
NO found upon arrival standing In terrible
array, With ba5oncts nxcd, to see that tho
roughs behaved themselves. The impatt!a'ity
With &h'cl, The Turktst irregular robs anti
ioraewlEps ulgarIan and poor Turk alike
contempt for Government Which cnniesscs "
self posrer!css to restrain such n,iseratts: What
they steal Is tskcnto largo towns To ID DISPOSED
nf.
, 1877-10-11

10 mo 70 he but ono fIde 10 that question,
and that side leans very strongly toward ft+
a lcsat at-tenaer. shonId community that rAised
su.pln. .hoald no. D. crebsnsea o. 'od a, Zach IL
community would he regarded ~ lunattcs go II IL
the height Of folly fora conntty that pepauess -
s* money. The production q silver an industry
that should he encouraged. irving. ~ It does. en-.
p!o{nent to tsbor and ospttsl, and ho can It bet
tes be dons than II cnn Il, and uae It ~ medium
ftaentAfres ia Coug!crH dssfre to entirely ignore
the wishe. Of: iarat majority md play into tha
bands Of tho capitalist and bnndholder. thcy will
n1sesn: .nss al The st 4 II 81 III
functions. Should !he time ever como when, owing
to tho scarcity Of go,d and silver 70 the!t super
abundance. sher saoold be deemed inadequate ts
a. The medium Of exchange and the oaa!s ol taateA,
the Ga6 Of them conld no avoided BY establishing
International banke upon similar plan A. on1
ion, and harri mon The bonds Of such f3overn+
mrnts AZ the United States, Great Dfilnfa. France.
and Germany whohe bonds arc at par. the notes ia
and R,sld to and this banks II be managed by
nosfds Of Directors selected BY tho atotkholiert.
hut subject 10 Governmental tnEpectton. This
the theory Of Cherallcs .wou!d bc fulfilled. ne
ssys: thess be In political economy anything
universally acknowledged. and with which intelli-
precious metals should b. tfested As metehaudiss
and Left 10 the fire. action Of commerce"
Ths Augge4tion Of an universal paper currency
msy aeem Ctop!an and At this time 10 dontt Is,
bnt who cxn tel! what the wants Of commertd may
demand. who can predict what changes time may
bring ahout! Panics frequently era precipltated
By 4 sudden aud uuexnected demand by. btii.hold.
n,aJ be able 1t some fntnfo day to evolve aystod
of currency that will bs 20 redundant that such
catastRophcs may be avoided. E. r. sunvALT.
, 1877-10-11
NAVIGATION NOTES,

NAVIGATION NOTES.
CnicA1o.-Slx Canadian schoontrs arriycd In
port yesterday, light. Tho Emma l.. Coyne has
received repairs to the damage caused bJ her
collision with the lilppogri6.. Capt lsmes
MeDonoel1 will sail tho sehr Sunrise
The remainder Of tho season. 10. Arrivals wero
quIto numctous yesterday, and included about
twenty cargoes Of coal. .GtoryeC G. Flnney has re-
ceIxed i1!Fd and good photograph Of the 1Aas
Morgan II. Wheeler, Of usweyo, who, during life.
vas prominent sessel sel.owncf....Mr. Bakers new
schooner, the H. .. Ifsyes, will be launched 1t
Gibraltar merit Tucsdly... ..Capl. Bandy wilt
cruise among the Islands Il the foot Ut Tho lake
nultl Nov. j, when he proposes to return here With
the Gospel. ship Glad 1lltnRr.
OTllER FoKTs.-uetrott ca1kers continue 10 hold
out for t2 per day. Spontaneous combustion Of
ante. The schr ". IT, Willard will be eold oy tho
United States MarshalA Milwaukee on The l8th....
Ihs sssur p..spert, ags 20 yeatst Il to have te.
1.-The RtmE CITY Of Duluth - on her Hay to
Chicago with =. 700 barrels Of salt; thenca
TO Dnlnth. with wnedt 10 HnfAlo.. .,
Last week b51, 2sl5 bn Of gsatn wert received Ia
Toledo. OF thfs amount 487. .1.6 bu went East By
lake. Detroit grain tfimu1er1 II war. and ono
gang has Iihe1el two schooueEs TO get even with
another The tug jerome failed 10 get lhe Eva
lIne HAtes OF At Grand Haven Tuesday. and II II
feared the gale Of Yesterday his SEPT her further
lbs sehr Industry. ashore near Grand Iasen,
has 'thad her clothes taken od, and will bc
abandoned for tho present.
, 1877-10-11
PORT OF CHICAGO,

The following were The arrivals snd clearances
for the twentJ.four hours ending 1t 10 o'clock last
nEent:
.Annrv41+..stmrs shsbo.xsn. MAn,texoe, sundr,e..
a:io sandss, Ri.Sa. nalao sanssies: Giss
ASao s ssst &fs nj qsG5 s1Sa
AtEIIs: NoaiTss! s,,adtss; ,sas 3isssrosa MS.5s:
eesmsn aoasssat ssnSer: 4nF %nare@ 5seRs,a. % Msa:
Sa115 I1ase #is oSt 'Seet =
6:.tso ST.. ss
se HssoSfs fs,; 'es es, t ts,
Sss*;sse ssse ~: ''s?::s !ssi!:: ss!::.
a%t;;; 'snf. s:ktxo% |ss;:
t'ss
s1; &n.aa t isssa i iu.e1 % xppiens"a @
s1 s Hps6. amss;; Sa1 iss sino.9
s.ts. la%Ss; MY9'!fa s1sTs's.d e..i'
lumber; Ueorze Murray; lndalo eoa: scotia. nadala.
sssi Ss:sn Iiss sess
aS Ssse sa; Gf1 H.: s
!.xne: iambs;. & Te9sps, Whii: t.ie iaa!tT: III
Tssfe.. Msai.tec. ,am,es, Nssc.. r:nt...st. S.tki
ss!s sf!; III so Tst: sas:
Ss sssl M.i IT, s4 { y r:'2a sat' nfss;
Mi,..Sf f9!: Il Il 9se '@'xHfs sc. MS9
Mage.ian. kngston. stone; Uleniffe'. i'ort toCrtd
tic,: Groton, Tsws. lamher nc!..are1 C!cveI.na,
can cty. lu.nOts, {. ]. itosds1. siantstea. iumher
GersI White Lake: lumber: unA 1Iana Haven. hart
!ses. nmbsf: white OAK, lud1nston. ia1ate1: hsIx,
lat4t.seE.1senr r., " 1ti9p.r l. she1aqa. naI,le:
Grup u: w. blanchard. hn1alu. sl,2l7 bu wheat. ~
ktsructA 1tnao, u Uu ba hest $40 hrls nour. tx
bars aaa seed ;:1 l,ags Timothy :ed; prnp Farottse
' ssh; 5s.:!e G1aa ale q III :ato e. sn sasst
Mutte9or Maategou. 45 btls p.rk. Is hr!s sugar. Y
qEs bert and sundrIess prop Tscun sal Port Cunfne
il Css ba xheAli schf Antelope, ktnYatuu T. B1s bl
, 1877-10-11

, Special Wsb0sea % 5As CAIcd0s 3ff8NN1.
ponT iluaoX, Mich, Oct 10.-DoWu-rtppi
c,amp1nu, Isustta, Sant!sc Nanitoba, Conmo.
dorc, Mary t. Hobcrtsop. Worth!ngton, Osxisnd
aad burgess. Lar CITY aud barxss, MlnoEsI Rock
and barges; schrs John II. Hutchinson, Granger,
C. A. King.
Tp-props J. Hertschey, 6altnA and barges,
Jamcs nasidao Ana eonaost aud James u King.
Bella Cross anl hargcs; schss Monticello D. u.
Thomas ParsouA. john =. Richards, II. e. Al
brecht, Montgomery. J. N. Foster. II. II. scove,
Nargstet A. Muir.
TGs small sehr Ada, Or Addic. ran into Lake Port
dock Today willis making Tor tho rtter, sud- be-
cumlug wedged tn between the piles. the aoA bfoks
her up. Her crew arrived he Tonight.
Wind southwest. fresn. Weather cloudy, with
rain.
, 1877-10-11

[isp9teA 10 L0ados i14af&. .
ApR1A1oPLE, Sept. 10-Pcopls In search OF
4 little excitement, colnbinea With travelling,
might do worse than try Bulgaria tust now.
Wat with rowing banda OF Basbi.Bazouks,
troops Of CircsAslans, knots Vt halfeatntshed
dcseEters from the army, and groups Of house,
less Bulgatans, rendered stoud!y desperate
10 say pothIng Of tho cses-pos*lhto Cos.ack,
that Tourist who should not be personally con
Quoted By . taisish escort would be likely to
have very liyelJ times indeed. Even railway
travelling IL not the pzoaAc and unsySuIlu
, 1877-10-11

cnn-ort. Hhekctt and eonkost, schrs EscanAba, !.
F. CAtd. &. q. Urred,
The sehr aonshwett, which left yesterday noon,
hAti to pni hsck hero OIL sccoNnt OF rough weather
Past oP lttt night Prop 81. Louis.
Wind northEebt, blowing gale.
, 1877-10-11

Sprcf1l pstascs to 71s C1fraon T1buns.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis.,, Oct 10.-thaetere-To Bnf-
fa!o, schr r. A. Georges, q, COO bu wheat At &c,
prom D. Austin, 21,ooo ba wheat, prop ?. 8.
Marsh, 20, o0o bu barley It &c; TO Goder!eh. schr
James @. Worts, 70, 600 bu wheat II Ec,
The sehr AlvsFs Cobb. arrfsea to-day. reports .
large white three and Aft Unknown schooner A.hoFe
on reef between Pilot and Washington Islands.
The fesrrne cntses tohnson pulled of the &ehF
J. r. Watd, aahors south Of Manltou un!njured.
, 1877-10-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
LOCAL NOTES,

2AOtAL NokESs
Tho "Baba" combination Ia doing . sousiuk
business this week At tho Adelphl. Bonfanti Ia
the dancing star, surrounded by few lcascr
lights. Bonfahtt relies upon her art Rommels-
berg throws sde-g1ance and looks down.
Howl:t places her claIms 10 applause upon her
legs. Belle Hewitt is consequently the star Of
the piece. Arttstlc dancing, like that OF Bon-
fant, is all very 1nc but, after all, It Is Belle
Howtt sna few Of the corJphees That ifil the
front seats.
Nj. Houetcaalt Is drawing Bis audiences TO
the Shaughtaun " this week. The piece Is gain
iug lots Of applause and plenty Of cash.
The LipEaris-that Is to say, Mrs. Alice Dam
~ Tauline In 1.-THE Lady OF Lyons,n In which
matte instinct. Mr. HardIs's Claude Nknott4
wa4 pratseHorthy effort.
The Mlnstrcls had good house ut tho New
Chicago Theatre last night,
This afternoon the benefit Of the D. r. o. Z.
benevolent Protective Order Of Elks) will talec
place, with remarkable combination OF dra-
matte talent, 1t Hoo!cy's Theatre. The seats
have been nearly Ill sold. ....,
3lr. Palmer, Of Jarrett + Palmer. Il In the
city arranging for the scenic effects VI the spec
tacular sensation Of tho next weeks "Sardau-
2patuB.h
BARLEY Campbell IL Ia town. Enough said.
We will barc Raymond next wcek Ia one Of 3ir-
Canphell's plays. Barley says ho has not yee
seen Raymond play tho insurance 'end. II
business turns ont bad a. tho New Chicago he
| will have chance TO f5nI out how Raymond
works It.
, 1877-10-11
PORT Ct,LnoRNE.

BuyY4to, Oct- lU.-Vsssels pssssug Port Col
borne luck iu t~enty.fous hours ending 1t u
o'clock Oct. o;
Esstv&td-props Ailwsukes, Toledo to OQdsns-
burg: osxessschis, Chicago 10 Oxdensburg.
Westward-,psops Mestfofd, Oldsnsburg 10
Chicsgo; ClsselAnd, Oswego to Duluth; swallow,
Charlotte " Detroit; ba!4es aud shAndon, hiass-
ton 70 Chicago; sehts Monterey. C.pa Vincent 70
Chicago; Ss& dull, OAwxko " Dettois.
, 1877-10-11

HnspsrroRr. Det. lt-D .. M.-C1eared-Dol.
pbin. Ottawa IS. 3o3 It lumber; Brilliant Norris
90. 900 II lumber: prop hontAuk. Lockposs, 4, 400
her.
, 1877-10-11

Spseaai DktpateA ia TA4 cAteaao 3Sfsaat.
AAh4uE1rs, Mich. Oct. lo.-Arnscd-Pfops
David W. Rn4t, J.S. Fay, sehls D. e. gatts, New
Sumb, D. r. khodaA
lp port sto1a. bound-Pzops Chamberlain And
, 1877-10-11
ERIE.


Spert1l DtspstcA 10 TM CAfca1o 7rfsAns.
En,E, Pa, Oct, 0.-Arrived-Propa Ann!e
Toun9, Japan. India, sehEs Allegheny. schuyl-
xiii. Ch!cago; prop NAhant Buffalo; sehr Pcl.on.
Toledo.
Departnres-Psop Philadelphia. Chicago.
The Echr ptlton. which came in from Toledo this
evening, lost bulh her anchors during the recent
atOstn.
, 1877-10-11

MILWAUKEE TO PORTLAND.
PoRrL&Hp, Oct. 10,-Afrired bth, schr EtellA,
from Milwaukee, via the Woflano Canal and st..
Lawrence fuyct
, 1877-10-11
LAKE FREt1UVS.

CHICAGO. Oct, l0.-Tha demand was only fair 1t
unchanged rates. Vessels were engaged for About
aud 22, 600 bo barley. TO buda1o-schrs san
Diego, C. Parker, 1. j, Clark aud bafgss, john
son, Ohio, and g. D. Russell. corn. a. 6aic; schs
Wilcox, barley. u sac; prop ChIns. sehs cossack.
snd barys Ryan, wheat, Rt 10: TO Port coloofne-
sehE h. barley, corn. and schr 9. Belle, wheat at
UAc. To kingston-schr u. Muir, barley, At &c.
To ColIlngwooa-schr u. Arowu, corn. In the
afternoon the sthrs v. =. Allen and Nabob wsfe
chartered ior corn 10 DahAlo II 5se, and The schf
uYuershsd Tor 20, 100 bu wheat to htnzston u
9,3c. ,.
offered u. an to MuskcGou yesleT4aT, and u. 81
WA asked.
, 1877-10-11
ARRIVAL IN NEW 1oRK.

The steamer Cortes, from 81. Johns New.
founllapd, arrived It this part Yesterday, bElug-
Ing tho monster cuttle-ash above dtscrlDed. Il
lies In cask about the size OF sugar hu.sheal,
the Qrms colled about the body aud the task
dlled with bfine. It will be one ot the first
thugs dlsghaEad from the vessel this morutng,
tors Of the New York Aquarium, where 1t wilt
doubtless b. u opro placed uu0n exhibition
, 1877-10-11

EDWIN ADAMS.
Snectni ntpascAio The Entca3o Tribune.
DETROIT. Mich, 0c,. 10.-Thc Edwin Adams
benefit at the Whitney 0pera-IIouse ths after
noon resulted In something over $50.
, 1877-10-11
1lcyICkER'S THEATRE.
LAST Et0NTf.
DION BOUCICAULT,

u tho inimjtatls "cONN~ In the most charming
drama, tlls
5HAUGHRA.UN.
Kcme!nbsr. this wesk uNly sAtu1aAy-BHAOAH-
RAUN M4tsnrc. uuuClCAuLr. ,"-,-'-,0.
AonIaY na1t :" TGTJ ~
JOHN r. RAYMOND ~ the IA ~
1nAur&ace Agent IN ha ne .&N4k11Aky
cdr, $e4tt can now he 4ecufrt.
, 1877-10-11
UEYIL.FlSIi.

The Nfonatcr Which Tcntftea New York on
sunday-Ten Terrible Arna Thirty Feet
Long, and Eyes Glar1nK In EtEht.Incfi
EocLrfa
, 1877-10-11

RATHER MIXED.
These two "mcrchauts had taken Sit 8am.
ucl over five lakes-the Albert, tue TkngauyIka,
the Upper Alexandra N!yan1a, the Lover Alex,
andrs Nlyanxa, aud the Victoria. They hail
sni % mixed tho names Il dead Kings with parnes
OF lnsignitcant stations. Let US, With tho clear
Light thrown On this of error, by exploration
endeayosto set things Keogf Aphlea!ly right. From
MasinaA, one vi tho capitals OF kabHa Rcgu.
70 tic Albert N!ysnzs, to plarr called chlbcro.
Thence you are said 10 vuTaEc In q boat along
unyoEo. Kahboyou, aud TaMb0okt rhla latter
take to mean Arta,nbuko, ktuH OF AukoEl or
usayaFs, wloas country, though II does aut e.
tend 10 Lake Albert, ruus palallcl with II be-
Tween Soutncrn UEauda and some stna!l lake
dhtrfcts. From Taiubooki, Ur Sl'tanibuko's, YOU
Aro supposed to reaeh hlporor0, where tho beat
stops, aud two dayA' march overland brlnga
you to karagwc. The distance might probably
os done In two days march, but would strain
any ordinary mana powers 10 perform the dts-
lance tn that time; but Il might be doubted
whether Two boltea OF water, or lakes separated
" :, ss9 dsys land march, could be supposed
=, From hasagWe you aEe said to reach Ruanda.
Having msErhcd cxst to Kara2we, you arc now
G1mpsiled 70 60 west to Raauda, thcucc to
| urundi south. Having gone south Of ku2oda
| northesst to ChibeogorA, which take 10 mean
gosa's you proceed 70 "Wsluta," which !. not
: station Or = country. but mAfsulip9 tribe
Ubba. Ftnslly, from "Watuta" you proceed
| to Machpuda; that u Ia aay eASt 10 geogfapht-
cai mies to MAchundA's, who wes formerly
King OF Ukcrewe, on Lake Victoria!
| ''sLArlSd THR SLAM"
The5e aro several Other puluts In his letter
I asiayipg ihe slain" i quite believe no errora
| wvulu b. found IL tho Inscriptions Of districts
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-07
ALNANAQUE JOCO-SERIO
della ASLA DE PTO. .-RICO
PARA Ell ANO DE 1877.

En- la ''Impronta de la Marina Sc ACADIA &c
imprimir un ''Almanaque Joco-Serio, en- cuya
redaccion sc han dignado tomar parte los sres.
que continuation sc eXpresjm Don J. r. Mo-
ms, Don Alexandra lnfesta, Don J. p Morales,
Don Ramon Martinez, Pedro Eremta, (pseu-
donimol Don NJ. j. Padilla, Don ). Figueroa.
Don r. Aonso, Don r. Romcu, Don Manuel
Fernandez Juncos, Don p NJ. b. y Don j. NJ
asi como tambicn Sc han aiiaddo algunas com
posiciones dc soblcsalicntes escritores eSpaio-
les americanoS, tales como j, Zol1illa, Fer
nandez dc los Rios, Andres Bello, Manuel Fe-
lipe Castro Lombey siheria, Espinosa de
Rondon, etc
A los artieulos Y poesla antcrores Sc han
agregados algunos datos cmiosos de Puerto
Rico. entre elios los hombres cGebres titles
que ha tenido csta provincial; las calamidades
pdblieas que ha sufrido en- diierentes 6poeas el
cuadro estadistico dc la poblacion actual, segun
el censo titimamente pubcado enla 'Gaceta
Official. con especificacion del ano de fundacion
de eada pueblo; el movimiento dc vapores cor
reos espalloles \ eXtrangeros, asi como los ter
restres, "a, as
Un tomo en So, de clara impression, con 160
paoinas i encuadornado d la rilstica con cubicr-
Ia de color inpresa en- togratia iigurando una
de las costnmbfes del pals, 25 eentayos y por
docena $3.50
Tambien sc halla de vellta el "Almanaque
Econ6nlicos On dos pfegos I'm real cjemplar,
por docena LIS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-07
LA HONRADEZ
DE SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO,
del G. de Coca y Comp.
GALE DE Ia FoRTALEzA 81 rsourNAAa Ii T.scA
PreciOs cO1.rientes.

CIGARRTLLOs.
Cigarriflos papel blanco corriente con 20 cxaryos
ia ratetilla 4 30 por I'M peso 36 tomando de s.
adelante 81
Idsrn graesos con papel blanco.y is ciaarrilo4 Ia
cajetilla, Is por IN peso Is tomando de 15 ade-
lante.
Cigarrillos corrientes papel de Trigo Orosur,G
Berru con 20 cgarrQs 25 por peso y2s cajetilias
toniand0 de - en- adeante.
Grueaos. csfs papel de TrigO Berro Orosur. v
is cigarriilos Ia raetila. "a por peso tom&ndo
de s. adeiante. = 8ss5NsE &
pcadurns de fer de reeortes superior 10 centa-
NOTA = Ell precio del eigarril0 no varfh foruue ei
pape sea de hilu 8 de algodon.
Sc recibe toda monclia DIS oro & plata auie-
reada. q desperfeeta por vaiof. ah eaInbio
Il piR i1loS v fahncfsa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-07
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.

Estos preeios son en- GRO la par.
Sc eXpenden billetes de retorno para tres meses.
con una rebala de 25 pS, bueno por un ano para los
yujes trasatlnticus. seiS mescS para las Anllln1.
Sc hace una rebaJ4 de seXto en- los tipos eStabec
dos favor de las famllias solo los scasos
que el importc del pasfJc, 81 sc earga en- su tot
dad por toda la taIna faere igua al importe total
del pasale de cuatro pasaleros adultos de Camhra.
FL termino famiiia solo conlprende los padres sus
hos sus criados, y la rebaja no sc hara las per-
sonas que tomen biIetes de retorno Il plsaeros
que tonen billees Il los precos aas balos para des
de Europa.
Los ni1os mend 5 de amos uno gratis de Il 8 la
cuaIta parta,sy de j Ia mitad.
Los pasaleros p,ra Francia cualquier parte de
Europa pueden que ar 10 dlas en- lnglaterra 81 asi
GUSTAV, vice versa los para Ingiaerra pueden que
dar en- Franeia. Los pasajeros por4 estQs yapores
tendran III priyilego de viar ell canino de herro
entire Cher0ourg, Paris, Plymouth L6ndres. a una
rebala de IL pss los EN- msarcados en- este puerto.
Estl prohbido 4 los pasaleros embareando an
este puerto tomar betes sno en- IA Agenea de Ia es
Consulaeo inges Pto. Rico. pasaje tornado bordo
pasara 10 nse de recargo Los vapores que salem de
San Juan los dias Is 27 de mes tocaran con los
pores amercanos entire New-Yerky y Brasil.
Para pormenores sobre detes. dirigirse al Agente
de la Compafiia
La Compaiiia asegura toda clase de velores que
en- efectiyo metaes preciosns loyas, embarquen
en- los yapores de la Inca con destino Europa San
Thomas, Habana. s cuaauieF otro paDto de ruta.
-El Agente. W. B. PAUL.. ga
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INDUSTIA Y COMERCIO.
Ell COLMADO
!. SAN FRANCISCO. - A6.
DE P. MART0RELL & Co.
,CHEROS DE VINOS EN- CAIALUNA


En- este nleyo pero ya e,litad" etal lecimientc
sc han recibido de Liverpool por bergantin 'Sano
ma por goeta ,Triguenande Santh6nhs de Ca
surtdo de todas cIitses de consertrs nj alimenticns
rutas en- su jugo trancesas espaholns Ninos de Je
mas de so classes con I'm sinntlnero de tintc
de yarias provincas de la Peninsula
Llegada de Barcelona Ia poacra nacional "Nue.
va Ventura y de Amberes bergantn Dos Cunadas'
csmpetarln mas mas e objtto que So prnponnn
duefos. que ell poder ofrcer al pubeo favol e.
cedor para estos aegres das csquisitos vinos fres
eos otros efectos de esmel1ldo s,usto
A los j6venes de gusto enilmol ados les ofrece.
mos un complete suItido de tal;ls de dulces abrnn.
tad9s y eoniltes hnisimos de la fabrca mas acreda
gusto elegancia llljo para regaos.
Audan pues. Il Ell COLMAli0 QUE allaritn cuan-
TO apcteZcan fresco. bueno barato.
A los Sres Comerciantes de los pueblos de In lila
les ofreeemos con gra ventnjas dc precos al pol
con preforencia nuestrS articulos favorito
xinos en- eajas franceses aspafoes senerosos sur
tdos en- ctatro clascs desde 81 una 4. Champagne
yermouth. Lieores surtdos. gilleta frt seas bolas
de aZucar Srandes pequenas. IN. enero II
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RETOR,N0.
CONsIGNATARI0s.

NuRvITAs Sres D. p s. Dolz y Comp.-GIBARA
Sucesores de Silva, Rodriguez Comp.-BARAcoA. X
Alayo Comp.-CUDA, Srcs. ). Y L. Ros Comp
min Bernedo.-AGuApILIA Sres. Amell. Julia Ca
PUERTO Rico. Sres, Iriarte, Hermano de Caraccna
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1rsrA DE pREcIos DE Los pAsAsas DE le cIAsE.
.Seoando ritJe Haensudt.

En- ~ 3f5 parties. en- 81 una cuarta parte de los
precos de la Los paseieros dc 34 clnse han lie evar
sarias.
Cuando ell yapor sale de este puorto las de la
maIana, no Sc expendcri ninGun bilete dicho
dia pero hard de de la tarde e dia anterior.
mas de has horas acostumhradas.