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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07
CURRENT NEWS.



The Presidential party returned TO Wash
ington on the cath from their New England
tour. The President will go 20 Ohio the nrst
week In September.
The Chicago later Ocean recently adj
dressed circular letter TO the various Men,
bers Of Congress, asking them to Indicate
their position on the subject Of remonetiz-
ing silver. and received replies from 1917. OF
these, lsl favor repeating the law OF 1913
and restoring the dollar Of the fathers TO its
old place In the coinage, ID remonetixing
with conditions attached, Is oppose remon-
etizing, 81 are undecided, and ? decline to
answer.
Commissioner Raum has recently been
looking into the practice OF nepotism In MS
department, which has heretofore been quite
prevalent. An order has now been issued
forbidding Collectors to employ more than
one person OF a family not their own, and 70
appoint not more than ore relative each OF
their own.
Lieut.. VIM. NJ. English, wounded in Glib
bon's recent fight with the Indians, died on
the 20th.
A shipment Of 100 barrels Of -four was
made on the cath from Nashville, Tenn,
direct to Liverpool, via Port Royal, 5. c.
Gen. Mcneil, Of St. Louis, and Gen. +. A.
Walker, Of Yale College, who were sue
cessively rendered the appointment OF Com
missioner to Sitting-B Bull, in conjunction
with Gen. Terry, have respectfully declined,
and 1t il intimated that the project Of send
ing civil commissioner will be abandoned.
The following official programme Of the
Presidents Western tour Is furnished by the
Associated Press: The President, Attor-
ney- General Devens, and Postmaster-Gen-
eral Key will leave Washington Thursday
evening, September Q, for Marietta, Ohio, TO
attend the National Encampment Of volun-
teer Soldiers on the eth. From Marietta
the President goes to Fremont. Ohio, and
the members Of the Cabinet return to
Washington. The President remains Al
his home Sunday and Monday, and on
Tuesday leaves for Dayton TO attend Q
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees OF
the Soldiers Home. Wednesday he unveils
tie Soldiers monument at the Home, and
returns Thursday to Fremont to attend the
Annual Reunion of the Twenty-third Ohio
Volunteers, his old regiment. Monday the
18th, the President will be at the opening Of
the Industrial Exposition at Louisville
where he will be joined by the Postmaster.
General and other Cabinet officers, and viii
be in Nashville on the 10th, Chattanooga OF
the Goth, and Knoxville, Tenn, on the 2lst
The President will return to Washington
through Virginia, visiting Richmond ans
other prominent cities Of that State.
Ithaving been reported from Washington
that the President had determined to reyok
the call for special session Of Congress, II /
authoritatively stated that the Presiden
and all the Cabinet officers are unanimou
in the opinion that Congress should NEE
the 18th Of October.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

Don't fail ~ procure MlS- NfNsLowH Suo-A-
mo SYRrr fur an Diseases ~ lrcthing ~ chill
drcn. Itrelieyes the child from pain. cur WIND
collie. regulates the bowels. and ~ giving rslief
and health 10 the child gives rest ~ ihe msther.
Psfxs A~D AcnKS. who + free from thcms
To an who suffer we recommend Collins
VoITAIt rL.sTER-- In them ynn Will ana
an enemy ~ pain and lniiamman N IN every
kind. NJ more grateful. soothing and
strengthening app iraiion can he made.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

An angry COW trampled John Bra
dy, Of Danny, Mich, to death.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

VIM. O'Sulliyan shot and instantly killed
Miss Kate Brannock and then killed himself.
O'SnIiyan was about 30 years old, sexton in
81. Jareth's Catholic Church, and had been
paying his addresses to the murdered wom-
an. Miss Brannock was about % years old,
well educated and highly respected. II T.
not known what impclled O'Sulliyan to COM
init the awful crime, as his relations with
Miss Brannock had been entirely cordial, 50
far as known.
Mrs. J. +. Jepson, living at Easton, Lcav-
enworth County, Kansas, was fatally burned
on the night Of the 18th while endeavoring
to light a fire with coal oil. She died in
great agony at s o'clock on the following
morning.
The twentieth biennial conclave Of the
knights Templar Of the United States was
held In Cleveland, commencing on the 9TH.
There was very large attendance Of visit
ing knights.
David Heilman, residing three miles south
Of Millersburg, Ohio, had threshcd his grain,
consisting Of 30 bushels Of wheat and 400
bushels Of oats, and, not having any grana-
ry, stored II In the loft Of the dwelling, which
was log structure. At 4 O'Clock on the
morning Of the 2eth the joists under the
grain gave way and the whole pile came
down In moment, instantly killing Mrs.
Holman and three children who were
asleep. Mr.. HcIlman barely escaped with bis
life. His other children were sleeping In
The New York herald., 1877-10-28

Also bookcases set OF Double Harness nc arlv nov.
Ladies' aud Gentemens Saddles and sale, m. .afe M
be seen at Mr. Wostbrook's Office. S Becknlau 81 -
TUESDAY AFTERNOON largo e,,,.c.,.a :, NJ.
some very rare and scarce. particularly "Amereanc."
For other Advertisements Under Ths-.
Acoding SEQ Directory.
The New York herald., 1877-10-28


MONDAY. October 20. 1t lO1s O'Clock.
nj tho salcsroom Nos. l5Is and Ia Bow.ry.
about 200 casks aud barrels Of Brandies Gin Rum Poyx
and sherry Wines also 2p barrels choice Bourbon and
Rye Whiskey In original packages ~ Bcargass Boono
keliar aud othor ebocs brands also ard de,,
johns Wines and Liquors Cigars, Once aud ouseb,ld
Furniture. Carpet. Ocoth, &e SAo positive Dealers
invited '~'-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-05
E,OcaI ESrcyiiEGS.

Bishou Wlitt:c confirmed large cla=s at Lees.
burg yesterday.
Mr. Henry L. Simpson, whose illness has been
heretofore mentioned in tho Gazette, was much
worse this morning. snd his death was expected
at any moment.
The passengers A'.d mail arc now transferred
across tn Shenandoah river at the scene OF tho
recent broas; on the ManassaB road. nea: Front
Royal by ileHn5 of ferry boat.
"Go away from home to hoar news" The
Baltimore Gazette Of this morning states that
1.-The citizens of Alexandria. Va, are making
great preparations for the annual lremon's pa
rsdc February 22d.'
Rev. navi Wilson, President Of the Mary
land Annual Conference OF tho Methodist Fro
testsnt Church. will make his annual visitation
on Sunday noxt.
A general Missionary mootiag Ct all OF the
Episcopal Churches in the city will be hold in
st. PauVs Church Tonight. 1t will DO address,
ed bv Kew Doctors Minnegerode Of Richmond.
Hanckel q Charlottesville and others.
Tho Two colorod men convicod of tho murder
If John w, Everett, nj Giymont, will be hanged
ut Port Tobacco next Friday. 1t expected
that large crowd from all parts OF tho county
and somo from this city will be in attendance.
John +. Alloy and tho representatives Of
Cakes Amos and Samuel Hooper have, under the
decisions OF the Supreme Court OF tho United
SLa.es, surrendered to Mr.. W. Il. McVelgh his
wharf property, al tho intersection OF Union
and Prince streets, 80 long withheld from him.
Tho crow Of tho schooner Armstrong, lying at
tbD American Coal wharf, all deserted on Satur-
day night and hsve not been rocaptured. as
the Captain lad bccn feeding these mon all the
winter, ard tho vessel is now ready to sail, he Is
very much annoyed by their ungratetul couduc..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-05

and West were written in connection with
letter to the President, com'ocod'os
Madlixs c;ursc, and having reference to
his rcrmancn' icca,ioa in Louisiana, which
Inilcr Maddox dnuied was ever written;
Walls denied that Maddox had ever mentioned
money to him in connection with the election;
denied that he knew Pickett. except having
seen him orc; denied Maddox's conveTsatlC,115
with him-.r: fact denied everything that M.
has sHcrn to. There is some oil The tales'
lying going Oh toiore the committee 90 Tue ie
nart of snn, b ,,!y that has ever been heard Ia
the Capiloi. Wells apologizad fur telling
the co,pmi,teo that in his opinion Int
tletieId was al unmiltigated liar. ,. -,
After Il cournucd deuial Of everything that
tended to throw dscredit upon the actions OF
himselfan the returning board at 0 clcck the
committee took recess for an hour, when MI
Field will take Wells 10 hand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-05
AUUSEMENYS.

GRAND BALL 0, tho
HYDRAULION STEAM FIRE ENGINE
COMPANY,
now suction for tho angine.
At SAREPTA HALL, THURSDAY, FEB. S.
Ballet Master-M. j. Waterman Assistant
Samuel Tcnnesson.
Floor Managers-Columba, +. W. Falls
Relief, r. NJ. Latham; Sun, George Smith
Friendship. Frank Penn Hydraulion, 9. Phil.
lips.
Committee Of Arrangements-M. j. Water
man, j ohm Lsnnon, Jos. Young, Thos. Lannon
Samuel Tonnesson. Tickets 81. feb ltd
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DEFY GOODS.
CARD

a oAKD'
have this day sntareI into business arrange
mnnts with the well established house Of D. T.
i}Tashcar, wholesale and retail dealer in Dry
Goods, Notions. &c, No. lC9 Kim s. Alo1Gn
dria. Va where ] will be pleased TO SEQ IN =
friends or execute their orders with special care
and DroTaptnes;. l. WEE sNNlNGS.
February l.t, 1911
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-05
I,u;Iies' Union Relief.

The appeal mado several weeks ago by tho
Ladies Union Relief in behalf of tho poor was
promptly responded 10 by many citizens Of AL
cxsndri:l. Quite Il handsome sum o! money was
collected from tbs gentlemen on Change and
others by Mr.. Goo. II. Robinson; the Chief En-
ginoer of tho Fire Department presented his
years salary, and iii anonymous donation OF
$50 i've presume from our "anonymous' friend
of lnst winter was golt 10 tho Asylum during
| one of the weekly meetings, beside number Of
smaller sums OF from one TO tea dollars, and
| contributions OF groceries and ether provisions
| for the pantry. We have usoo the money as
iudiciously as wo could, and feel justified in con.
graduating thu kind donors on The amount of
suffering that has been relieved by their gener'
| osity. Tho efforts OF the visiting committee to
| distinguish between cases of real need and I'M
| posturcs have been unabateu, and u mistakes
| hayo occasionally occurred, ~ must be the case
| in so large work, they have bcan unavoidable.
I he severity Of tln carly part of tho winter the
scarcity Of work, :snh tho closing OF navigation,
hnyo compelled may families not heretofore
| applicants to as; for assistance; SO that with tho
| most careful disbursement we have only been
able to leosen5 never to relieve entirely tho SUI
| fering wa lave found. The bills of this week
exhaust tho treasury, and our pantry IS empty !
VIC, therefore, again Msk the friends of tho poor
| to gel III supplies Of money, food and halt worn
| clothing We do not heleve that the people OF
| Alexandria intend cur WORK to stop whllo there
is necessity for its continuance; while at the
| Same time VIC pledge ourselves to curtall ex-
pcnsos as the weather and openings for work
may permit BY order Of the
LADIES uNIoH RELIEF.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-05

TIE CHURCHES YESTERpAY.-Fh churches
Yesterday were all we'll attended, the fact Of it's
beipg Communion Sunday 10 most Of them and
,Lr ve1v plcasant weather adding largely to the
usual Congregations. At St. Mary's Church,
in the mornirg, Rev. Clement LANCASTER, OF
Gopzaca College. Washington, preached from
the t:xt, "rhc seed is the word Of God. 10
rho Second Presbyterian Church, Rev. Il. Il.
McNlurrau preached 10 the morning, and Rev.
Dr., BIedsoc at night, from the text Romans /,
&c: II am cot ashamed of the Gospel Of
Christ" &c. Doe person was bap;lsed at the
Baptist Church at night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-05
Congress-.
I'll F. S f N A Il E .

WAsulyuroN, D. G., February 5. lSII.--
| The Senate met at 10 o'clock this morning ant
took q recess until II o'clock N.
Mr.. West, Of La, rlslpg to personal eHpla
nation gave his version ct the circumstance:
attending the letter from Wells to him recently
read bctnre the House committee and publish
ed. lie said he had never seen the letter, anC
Of course was ignoran, not only OF lis content:
but Cf its existence.
Tkr credentials of s. j. kirkwool, OF Iowa
Senator elect from the 18th OF March next Wefi
p,csonted and laid % the table.
resolution directing the Scrgcant'at at. Arms
ia arrest witnrss l.lileiield, who bad failed to
arpcar whuu recalled Icy the COMMITTED. was
discussed by Mr.. Howe III tavor aud hlr. DAVIS
and Mr., Mcyrimoa 10 opposition, anu was al
opted.
\ land bill was then discussed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
In the House Of Representatives pumber
Of bills were presented and referred. ..
A bill to relieve from political disabilities
Joseph Is. Thompson, CT Ga, was passed:
Several resolutions fer the eylcrmnatIon OF
grasshoppers were referred. .,.
The Senate amendments to the Military
AGA icmy and Ratification bills were oon'con
CURED 10 and the bills referred.
4 bin to appoint Dr. Thomas Ovens sur
geon in the army was Objected TO-
\ resolution ia reference to the c)ntlnuatio
Of The Legislative day from Wednesday last,
caused some debate, the Speaker ruling that
there could b. No adjournment while the clec'
toraI vote is going on, which gradually ran INTO
a prolonged debate upon the powers OF the
Houses as to their Legislative prerogatiVes cur
ing the count under the Ordinary rules. The
resolution was finally referred.
The House then at quarter Of = o'clock
took recess until tG.morrow morning at I'D
O'clIck
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by TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

| special dispatches 10 the Gazette
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-05
TO THE PUBLIC.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
H. JACOBS
Desires to inform the public thst ho has again
taken possession Of mia old stand, next door to
the Gazette Office, on Prince street, and will be
happy to see all Of his former patrons snd any
body else who wants pleasant and artistic
SHAVE or HAIR CUT. jan Butt
NOTICE-Thc annual meeting OF the stock
~ holders Of tho ALEXANDRIA LIBRA
KY co. will be held at tho rooms Of the COM
psny, corner Of King and Washington streets,
on MONDAY EVENING, the l9th proS., at
s clock a. puactusl and full attendance OF
stockholders is earnestly requested.
NJ SLAUGHTER, President
j. j JAMESON, Secretary. 10
TINE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE ALEN,
i ANDRIA COOPERATIVE BUlhDlNG
ASSOCIATION arc requested to be present st
tho meeting TO BE- held TUESDAY. Feb. q; ut
:! o clock o. d. Matters Of Importance Will De
preserted for consideration.
BY order Of the Board Of Dfecl1r5
feb 3-3t L. Z. UELER. Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-05
BUSINESS NOTICE

WE HAVE secured tie ser vices OF Mr. L.
w WISE JENNINGS, Of Culpeper. sad
can assure his friends that our stock will be kept
iull and plcto At all !imos, and goods sold NJ!
very low price ID. +. BKASHEAK,
feb No. lO9 King ST Alexandrin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Mr..
~ JULIAN L. BURKE is authorized to
sign our firm name TO drafts and en- dorsements
of drafts notes and checks for col lection in tho
usual course of banking and brokerage bust.
moss and We do hereby consider all Of his legal
ACTS in the above premises as binding upon us
on and after this date January ,, 1877.
ian o-1m BURKE N HERBERT.
NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.
Mr.. FRANK S. HARPER has this day pur.
chased a half interest in my business, which
will be conducted hereafter under the firm nam
Of A. j. FLEMING & co. [ thank my Gus
toners and the Iublic generally for their past
patronage, and solicit continuance of the same
to the new firm all persons indebted to the
old firm are requested to call and settle,
i'm LIN A. j. FLEMING.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-05

TEMPERANCE is attracting much attention,
showing itself 10 local option laws, societies,
crusadcs and Restrictions upon liquor prodnc'
tioo; but with ali these efforts, The consumption
is euotmous aud, undoubtedly, the reason is
because there is nothing Strcnuously advocated
to relieve aud destroy the craving Tor simu
lants. But, il the disease was treated rational.
~. by arousing The topii Liver with Sommous
Liver Regulator, the dispiri1d drunkard would
iud his cravings soon lissipatcd, aud with
cleared head and active Liver, he would mol
WaGt liquor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-05

\ standard household remedy Of undoubtej
and acknowledged merit is Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. ADD it costs hut p cents; large size,
80 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-05

DR.. BrrrING's LECTuRE.-Ihe lecture on
Egypt and Palestine, tomorrow night bS our
former towosman, Dr. Biting, needs 10 oommc1
dalion, DR.. B. was identified with Alexandra
in most thrilling period of her history ana
as a munster, scholar and a citizen, endcaFeu
himself to the community. The discourse Itself,
amply illustrated and set off by maps. costumes
&C., &C., is immeasurabIy beyond tbe prosy
talks Oh my travels. to which The puohc are
often treated.
LAND SsLE.-Grecn 4 Wise, laad agents.
sold on Saturday last the farm OF John D.
Slought, 10 Prince William county va, near
NokesvilIa Station, on the Va. Midland ra'l'
foad, containing 100 acres, With very good ID
Grove nents, to Marvin Malouey, of Michigan
Tor Sl,IOO.
Your deatist will give yoU smi'e OF ss''siac
,lou if you soy. Il never use anv'h'ns upon
mn teeth" He knows it is only y matter Ct
tlue when you will sit in his deu'ul chalF. ps'
Wels's Eureka.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-05

a largo assortment OF double width (31 ihch)
aIl Wool Cashmere, worth 75c, at G2c
Black all Wool Cashmere, worth 81, ut 75c.
Striped all Wool Goods for Poonases st 25c.
1000 yards OF Simpsons Solid Black Csljco, IN
remnants, ct &c per yard
A beautiful line Of Black Mohairs and Alpac-
rs, very cheap.
Cashmere for Men and Boys wear aL 81! up.
Elmo all Wool Shawls, Blankets, &c.
Onara Flannel in all shades at 35c per yard.
A full limo Of Gents and Ladies' Underwear.
A large and complete stock of Notions Ho'
D. BENDHEIM, III King St.,
nov Is AdIg. Marshall House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-05
ROOFS AND SHOES.

FE1O THE LADIES--Wc have one Of the
L largest stocks OF FINE BUTTON and
LACE BOOTS ever offered in this market, Of
superior quality, handsome in styles, which vii!
be sold ut Il small aGvancr on The cost to manu-
f,c.uro. Call aud soa ~ WADDEi'S, Il King
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-08-19
La Ilustracion Espanola
Y AMERICANA,

que semanamente aparece en- sns paginas, es
de tanto intcres, que Ia empresa Sc ha Yisto
obigada 4 reimnrimir los ndmeros en- que %
hala
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-08-19

La del BoLETIN MERCANTIL, calle Ma,
yor,52, Hta, lS oct DON.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-08-19
a Y 1 S 0

Los que suscriben ofrecen do venta
Legitima CerYeza Tuborg.
de Tuborgs Fabrikker de Copenhaguen
Dinamarc8) J, en- barriles de a docehas
botellas enteras y de docenas medias
botellas. Santhomas, abril 16 de 1877.
j. SAIA c.. Hta- Is oct.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-08-19
COLOCACION.

Sc necesita un dependiente entendido v
practico en- ell ramo de detail de mercancias
propio para ell despacho de mostrador Sc
desean informes de sus principales anteriO-
res Dirigirse d la calle del Deposito num- 1.
Marina. Rico 3-8
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NueVa imprenta
9DEL BOLETIN." ]"
FORTALEZA, 81.

rs
Contando esta inprenta con toda claSe de
elementos asi de personal como de material
moderno dc las mciores fabricas abundanca
de papel, hace con LIMPIEZA, BARATURA
Y PRESTEzA toda clase de imprcsos, libros,
T., desde los mas sencillos los mas largos
cemplicados Para estados cuenta con exec
leqtes cajas mecanicas
PARA Ell COMERcIO.
conocimientos dc buques de vapor,-Idem de idem
de yola. a.-p fszas de e1nbaraEe para cabotaje.-De-
clAraci0nes. &C.. re y
REvIsTA COMMERCIAL
Que tolas las auineenas. Ia salila de los vapores
ingleses con n correspondence para Europa las te
nemos de venta 4 s cts. eiemplar.
PARA Los AYuETAMIENTOs.
Formation del repartoterritorial lbros talonorios
de mntriculns Ge ganado Id. talnnarios de gufa dc
maderas. libramientes municpales carGaremos etc,
ETC.
TANDEM Sc ENCUENTRA DE vENTA
REGLAlENTOE GENERATES DE BILLAR
so cESTAvos EJEAPLAR
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tsnta Dc un estableeinirlto Dc hRda pOsads,
BILLAR Y TABAQUERIA.

Por tener cue ausentarse su dueiio para n
Peninsula Sc enajena uno de esta clase, bieil
acreditado, en- nno de los nlejoPes pantos del
barrio de la Marina, sito en- la Gale de Isabel
q, trente al paseo de Ia Prineesa
Para informes demas, dirigirse 4 Ia tsNue-
va agencia general lie negoeios y buques de
Mora Y ca, San Justo, q
Es una brillante adquisicion, pues por el sitio
Y 10 bien acreditado puetle constituir la fortu4
na de una familia 3--3
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AIVIgI6S DIVlRSOs.
BANOS DE COAMO.

Conocidos son en- toda la isla aun. flera de
ella los sorprendentes resultados obtenidos con
el usO de estas aguas minerales para ID cura-
cion de la mayor parte de las Intermediates
Los duenos del estableeimiento con el TN de-
faciitar ell conocimiento de sus propiedadcs
medicinales, tanto 4 los Medicos para 10 meior
aplicaclon, como a los enfermos que deseell
hacer uso de dichas agnas, remitiran gratis IN
ejemplar de la Mcmoria escrita por el Df. d.
Juan Usera y Alarcon, a todo ell que nos envio
su direction y uA sello de 25 c6Htimos de pese-
ia para 81 ffanqueo.
JUNO de l877.--J0se j Useyu
hta. "a a. 1878
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Sc hallan ie venta en- esta Administrations
d precios modestos los siguientes
Via-Cracis. --Siahario v libro primerO de
I.ectura. Manual de Moral practice. --Carti-
ila. -yeterinaria popular. Eejrcicios dc loa
33 das Guirnaldas de divinas flores -Rubfde
la nihez-Nueva vista al Santisim0 SacrameA-
to.-Boletin Eclesiastico -DiccionariO de .la
Lengua Castcllana. -Ademas hay an cnalFolai
cleo de San Rogue.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-08-19
N0TINIlIfO MARIfIN0.
Entradas.

Entradas.
Agosto Is. De Malaga berg. esp. 'BartolomG'
cap Picazo, frutos.
q III DE San Thomas vap ing. "Arno
cap Green transto.
I" g De Fajardo bal esp. "PetrOnila'
pat Bal1ios, almidon.
q s De Vega baja pail. esp "Julii,'
pat Eiran, az1car
.s q De Cardiff bca franc "Bonne Ma
ric', cap. Lecot, carbon
6 & De Nueva- York gol amer. "Wi.
lliam r." cap. Ler, carga general
80 6 Dc Fajarto gol. esp. "Paquete dc
Ponce pat Ca1aei, lastre.
I. lS De AguadiiIa vap. esp. "Madrid'
cap. Ilartitegui, efectos.
- g lie San Thomas vap. ing, "EbrC3
cap Richardson, tranSito
Sa,idas.
!" IL Para Naguabo yap. ing. "Arno
cap Green.
g lS Para Aguadila id. id. "Ebro" cap.
Richardson.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-08-19
BUEN NEGOCIO.

Por un m6dico precio Sc enagena una estan.
cia propia para ell cultivo de cafe platanos,
con algnnos montes de buends maderas v par
te de pastos para crianza de ganad0. Para
inforlnes dirigirse en- esta Capital al que suGE
cribe LnuTednO Teg0 SIS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-08-19
INTERESANTE.

Por escritura de esta fecha otorgada anfes
el notario ID. Pedro Rafael Escalona Ne con.
ferido mi poder general d pleitos cobros Is
mi hIJo y. Nicolas Delgado y EscaierB con
gan asuntos pendientes con la que 1liscribe
hacienda pltbliea: que no he conferido Grtea
de ahora mi poder persona alguna.
Puerto Rico, Agosto 13 1877.
Carmen Escaler0
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