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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-06
DOLETlN MERGANTIL DE- PUERTGRlCO.
pREcIos DE ANUNcIos.

De una 4 seis lincas de impression, pubcdndose
hasia tres veees eta dc idem cada renglon que
ex1eda de los seis Los precos seriin dobles cuando
los anuncea hayan de publicarse cafaceres grue-
SOS, 8 en- 4. 30 nimer0s tpos como los dc csta6
precios c0TSencionales = Los c0municados Sc CO.
brarin e0ntayOs Ii lineA impreea. - Anuncios
oOmu nieRflos SO abonNritn AdelantadOs.
S. n l0e suscrjtorHs que ~ Dfescntar anuuci0e oco-
mliniefd0s para su nGerciOn eNhiban el rocibo de
eaar al 0Orrfente en- e pago les harA una rabnja
de 20 D.| NH
PRECfoS DE SUSCRIpClON.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-06
LA sNTEGREDAD.
fABRICA DETABACaS Y CIGARRILLOS
DE cANDIDo FARINA,
ELIAS MEJORES VEGAS DE JUNCOS.

Cigarrillos 4 IS caictllas por peso.
NOTA. A los que hagan pedidos directamente por
por Glen pesos . mas do las vit2las de slb
dc una soa. se les rcbaiara cl ps.: nero 81
fuere dc diferentes bitolas. serii del IL pa la
rcbaja.
OTRA So necesitan eineo taba1ueros para trabaiar
Lpindres: los que ,icaecn ineresar pueden
dirigirse osta fibrica. Hta. II Abrll
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-06

Me dato del importe dc l263 soco-
rios de | peso sumnistrados en-
eltrmestre ..........,..... l,263 :.
Id. id. de ll6 id de - cts i'll id 81
Id. i'd de SOC i'll. dc 60 cts. id. i'd $40 co
Id, id. dc 6a2 id. dc 30 centavos 3i6
Id. id. de defunciol es id. ii. go 400 :.
Id. de las impresiones ocurridas en-
el ii ............. 81 IS
Id. de In eantidad consignada para
gastos de eScritorio dc Ia Secre-
tana. Observation-Disclosures. GO
Id. de la id. id. para sucldo del mo-
20 de oficios. s............ "a
Id. id. gastos para Juntas generates 3 :.
Id. id bajas oculridas cn el trimes-
tire. ....,................. los 65
Id. i'll. del sneldo del mGdco dc la
Sociedad por enero. ..... 81
Id. id. del m6dico fiscal por marzo. %
Id. ill., de biletes con que Sc ha
jugado en- el trimestre ~ 10 40
Id. id I'm anunco sobre Ia plaza de
medico. Observation-Disclosures. l :.
Id. de s Pc de rccaudacon sobrc
2,364 pesos GO eentavos. .... lS9 l6
ldem el importc de medicinas con-
sumidaS en- enero. o........... 1873 62
TnTLI nATl % 1n0 al
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Carruajes.

De Gonzalez Ramos. salen diariamente las
dos de la tardc para Rio o-pedrls. Carolina y Cagls:
las cuatro para Cangrejos Rio-piedras. fctadoe
todas horas. Gallo de la Fort;tlezu, num- "a. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-06
Hierro galvanizado.

Del liso quo entran IL rli.nchas on nuintal di
mension de metro largo $500 ;ncho hay do vent;
on cl almacen do los Sres Silva 4 Co. Cailc de rs.
tuan mum, a. 30 on. 1 M
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-06
EPIAuDD III BE7G m N0DS QUE ST lllUEVAI MlEsVALNlIYE

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los ornpa - hay la s.uh t
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-06

aqueas pleas en- cue no Sc ha cmpleado dicho
abono; g1iano del Peru
En- tionde hemos emplead0 el supcrfosfato no
ha aparecifio la enfermedad en- ns caflas mlen-
ira cue algnnos vecinos inmedatos nuestros,
que no han Hsado ningun abono han sido muy
pefjntlicad0s.
Como una prucba de Ia con1anza que nos
mcrece sn snrcrfosfato, para ell bucn desarro-
lo de las cafaS de az1car ponemos en sn CO.
nOcimicnto.aue nos pr0ponemos emplear este
aiio mas de 100 toncladas.
Recomendahlos mny particularmcnie su en-
f,le0 todos nucStros amigos, iirmcmente per-
suadidos de las ventaias que les rcportari
Quedamos de Vtls affmos. yatcntos
S S O. BS NJ
AMELL JULIk CoMP-Es copia
Los que deseen adquirir mas notieias sobre
In utilidad de este abono, pnede dirigirse i los
tirinantes dc diehas cartas d los Ag n.es que
siguen:
LATIMER & Co.-Capitol
G. LEDESIA & Co.-Ale ,ibo.
AMELL JULIA & Co --Aglatlilla.
CHS IbE -cH0UDE\S.-M -MayagteZ.
PASTOR MARQUEE Il Co--P0nce.
FANTAUZZI HERMAN0S.-Arroy
NOVA & HERNANDEZ Z--Humacao
II. RITTER & Co-Fajaytlo
La Comnaiia rcsiden;e en- Boston, Estados-
Unidos, soIicta de los schores hacendatos Sc
siryan probar este fcrti.izador como medic dc
aumentar las coseellas de sus canas, pasando
al eiecto sas or.lencs i los 4Agcntes en- los va
rios puntos citados. /
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DE v ENTA.

On el almacen d., FEDDERSEN WILLINK Il
GO. calle dc Tetuan mum
Hero galvaMiZatl0 aoaMaladO de 6,
I pies de largo superior calilatl.
CissaiemtO romano, marca IIolck Por-
tland Cement legitimo
Ciavos de tonelcro insicses dy i
10 dy
sacos vacios para cafe. s-l2
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Se WGEMdR
Pulperfa en- venta.

Sc vende la pulperia que era de Virella y
Pcreira, Gale del Santo Cllsto, nun. %. En-
In misma daran raZon.
Puerto Rico, mayo de 1871 20
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-06
ATENCION.

Sc vcnde por no podcro atenler su ducno
Il cstab,ecimicnto dc pulpc:fa Gle Ia cae del
Sol nun. 81; cl que 10 intercse puele verse
:on su dueho ell cl mismo establecnIicntO.
Puerto-l.ico abrl 10 de 1877. a. 10
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InpOrtante.

Sc venden baEato Ell la tienla AZ Lente de
ORC, por mayor mcnor las perfumerias que
Sc remataron el lila 4 del corI'iente en- Ia
Aduana.
Gran surtdo de CRISTALES DE ROCA V
PIEDRA DEL BRASIL para cspejuelos.
j. Bertrand O0sSet Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-06
Z NJ P R ESAS.
Lloyd de Puerto Rico.
SOCIEDAD DE SEGUROS
CONTRA RIESGoS DE MAR.
Aprosada por ell Superior Got;erno.

Verslad yclarlad Sc cncontrardn EN- todoa los nc
tos de esta ut lsgriaeln.
Ell que desse catrar IN las operaciones de Sd insti
tuto puede n,ercarse Il las oiicnas. dondc adlurird
todoS los datoS que estime nccesarios les serar
sunlinibtrados sin rodccs.
Premio del SECURE.
Para los pucrtos de Espafla. incluso los
donAs com prcndilos an los mares de
las Antil as Estados- UnidoS del Nor
,to to Al America h.lSta ,n g & eib2 Cod lAr.%
tas de las uroviaeias Intsesas del Nor
Il America, canal da Ia Mancha do
] IIllnndai ~ ps.
puerto d.l pitieo. ,,...........:... 2 "a
pores y viaies dn travesia, cuIjt0
p.ss mtj.9s medic p.sS para la LILA lie
Cuba.
Las mone.las acuNadas de oro plata en-
yiajc dc travesa... ....,.... ..,....... y pa
Id. en- vapores del cabotalo. ...,......... a p.'s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-06
BaulCS . IlunllOS.

COnsifnidos en- d pals, con totla eofdn, -.
quead0s dc hierTo, &c yenden / pfocio n';itico
en- 10 QuincaNa III Caadado, Cruz, 8, I'D
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-06

Estos premios que So flinn tenen sls varaciones.
Segun bts epocas circunstanoias de In naYo, por
las escaas lue hag:n en eada puerto lntes do In ar
rbada i su destno. cxecptundose dc esta condicion
i los vnpores con rilta va or.,aniIadH.
Ei dos por mil. que se2un POLKA Sc gratifca por al
lmDorte RSeIurado, comprentura cu los pre-
mios que no lleguen al ,Ho por cicnto
Ell dcrccho dc POLKA son cineuetd centavos por
re'acos. cuando paso de ciuco mil el lmporte ase;u-
rado. Las 1ne sc eNtendan para 81 cabotaje. ron
reihfe cilic0 ceatGroS por NIL tampS 20 eNcedcrt
lie dos pesos ccarnta cenayos. por la mayor inpor-
tancia gurada.
Es de cuenta del intcrcsado que asegura comuni-
aral Gercntc do la Compana, antes dc r.ndir
vaje. e norlbre del captain del vGo0r que en- San
!hsnAs reciba Ii earga para Europa del coSanero dc
la Mala Real lnglesa. para que pueda isurar el
81 EsTADc que Sc remite a los agentes dc averias y
haya nsi mismo constancia en- las p6lisqs ibros dc
osta oiiciaa sin euyo requisite tcndr fuerza le
gal el soguro.
az Horas dc onena dc 10 dc Ia manana y de
- de In tarde~Ga
Gale de Tetaan. ndmero ss h. 2Ojll'o
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VENTlS.
Casa Y mueblcs en- venta,

La terrera de material, situada en- la Gale
del Rosario, Nun. g barrio dc Ballaji, que
produce mas del l p q de renta.
Los muebles completes para una sala, COM
puestos de sofa, cuatro sillones, docc sillas de
caoba Y medallion, una consola con espeio, dos
id. sin 81 y una mesa de centro todas con mar
mol, cuyos mueblcs estan casi nuevos En- es-
ia imprenta daralhraZon. l--6
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KTElcluN.

Sc solicitan ioycnes pafm trabaiaf u tna
agcncia. Sicndo hteligentes halfll hli1n NV
gorio. Gale dc Tetuan ndlero IS lniofsna.
IS'l. 6e
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" uue uDHRS.
AyISO.

SIC yentle una casa terlera en- Ia calle de San
Sebastian, El que Ia interese puede dirigirsc
4 Don Josd Qreasitas, que miormara. Do
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-06

EMPRESA DE VAP0RES DE q. RAMON DE HERRERA
TARIFA DE PAsAJEs DE LA ISLA DE PUER
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-05
THU SOUTHERN INDUSTRIES

rms Is a weekly paper, now in its 81
,oihipe' large qiartO pages. 4 wide cot
llmis - the page. and Is sent to any adj
dress ut only FIFTY CENTS YEAR!
being the cheapest paper in the L. s. Il
otc"IttS he!d distinct from any oCher
paper. 1t is filled with truthful icscrip-
lions of the Southern country. lis rrso,lr-
ccS, c"paoilItIcs soeiety-juSt such infOr-
ih"'ioiia Us every reader. whether he wishes
d niiiHer climate or not. desires. 1t mir
i Ipr7 the 'f"c sentiments and opinions of
tne pest minds c. both the North and
1ouIh. EFcry one who reads it wants il.
Ell. Il my cert .eripa the publishers
ISM ""u T"rciNe u one year. Address
SOUTHERN INDUSTRIES.
HarS-I Nashville. Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-05
Complexion Of the Next House

The list Of members Of the ncX'
House, furnished the Treasury official,
by Chief Clerk Adams, shows only 2SG
names, of whom Isl are Democrats
and l35 Republicans; Democratic ma
jority, lG Mr.. Davidson, Democrat,
OF the FIRST Florida District, who has
certificates from both Messrs. Drew
and StCarns, il on the roll, but no one
is down from the Second District of
that State, Neither j b, Bedford nor
Mr.. Patterson are down from Colora-
do, and this case will, doubtless, he
left for the decision Of the House. In
the First and Fourth California Dis
tricts, contested respectively hy hlessrs
Davis and Piper and Messrs. Wigging.
ton and PacheCO, no names have been
set down. a California court has
awarded the seat to Pacheco, Repuhli-
can, hut an appeal has been taken
which may be decided at the Sep.rm-
her term. Gen. Adams will be gov
erned by that decision.
The Fourth and Sixth Louisiana
Districts are left vacant. as is also the
Third Missouri District In the Louis
lana Districts Gen Adams is inclinsl
10 accept the Nichols certificates, bu;
Ias not decided definitely. In The
Missouri ease he will accept the dccis
on OF the court where The contest is
low renjing.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-05

The Indians IN Idaho and Oregon
are on the war path. Men, women aad
children have been slaughtered ludis.
crimiaatcly lately. The Government
troops seem to have Jared but little
better than the uuarmed citizens. As
there is no longer need Of soldiers TO
hold in check the blood thirsty whites
in the South, it is to be hoped the
people on the frontier will receive
some attention. The dispatches say
that Gen Sherman has already gone
toward the scene OF operations rs far
as Chicago. He wantS The country to
that he's not afraid and
hence this reckless exposure Of himself.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-05
GBIIs CREED.

WHITE SrrRrNAcT--lhut Is, government
OF white people that viii protect white
and black alke---we believe to bc In nc
cOrdaucc with the wi,holthe white men
who disco ,crcl thi. country and made
it what it l.. And it a,.imimtc, 70 the
will of God. rs manifest everywhere,
that nj people and things are not created
equal.
CIvu LAW SHOULD BIZ PARAMOv&T ro
MILITARY Law, aud the direml Effects
OF making it subordinate has been seen
and felt during the administration OF
Gen. u Grant.
THE RIGHTS or rmE STATES should cyc'
be held sacred, and all powers not dele
gated to the General Government rcsId,
IN the State
We CoNsIDEE DNpEMoCRATiC all Rings
MonopoIics, Thirycry, Jobbcry, Central
ism, and RuljgaIi,m in all it, protcal
forms.
U5uHY LAWS are an alb omination, anc
being opposed to Free Trade, work hau
to tlc needy, and wrons to the capt
tal,rs,
FWG TRADE, TW WoHlD OVER, We he
lioyc. /, ah.uto tho win OF GOD.
Fslfr~
Cold was quoted in New York Mon
day at 1885,! Tennessee bonds, 10 70
old, and As rornc
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-05
\ LETTER FROM MR.. KEY.
Men May Oppose Hayes Southern
Policy and Still be PUstInastcrS.


DEAR SRS - have seen the Presi-
dent and presented to him the papers
you fled IN this department in refer
cnce to t"e postoliice at -, and
we have carefully considered the same.
Your records seem to he good, and
your testimony is strong. 1t appears
from the evidence IN the department
that the Office is well conducted at
present, aud That special agent has
made a favorable report rs to its pres
Ont organization and management, so
that the public is not suffering for the
want Of good service The Office is
well managed now, 50 that the com
plants made are more in the nature Of
a private than public grievance. 1t
may bc-anl do not undertake TO
say how that ia--th0. you were not
properly treated by the present Post.
master: and yet he has force which
is discharging efficiently the duties Of
the office, 10 remove the Postmaster
mint DEPRIVE these persons of their
posiliCus, as the resignation Of the
Predecessor OF the incumbent deprived
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-05
\ Limited establishment OF
Slavery,
From the New York sun.

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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-05

Gov Wade Hampton made a most
patriotic speech at Auburn, n. y,
lately. the OCCASION BEING the 25th an,
nlversary of the Shields Guard. The
Governor had been most warmly
greeted lay Gen. Shields, Gov. Robin
son and others. and in the course OIL
his speech unIugled Tue flag OF the old
Palmetto Regiment, which was the
first TO float over the Halls of the Mon.
teznnas upon the capture OF the CITY
Of Mexico. The regiment was then in
Shields command. The appearance
OF this memcmlo called forth immense
applause, as did Governor IIamp,on's
speech throughout.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-05

a throng Of Sufferers with coughs
and colds, annually go South to enjoy
the ETHEREAL mildncss OF the land OF
flowers. To them We would say the
necessity OF that expensive trip is oh
waited by Compound Honey of Tar,
which speedily vanquishes the coughs
and colds incident to this rigorous
cline. For public speakers it surpas-
SEES the Demosthcric regimen of "peh.
bics and sea shore" clearing the throat
until the voice rings with the siycry
cadence Of bell. Use Compound
Honey Of Tar. Price so cents a bottle.
For sale by G. e. Phillips, Winches-
ter, Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-05

The issue of one and two dollar
grcrrAack5 has been discontinued at
the Treasury in Washington. mainly
to induce banks aud individuals to take
and pul IN circulation silver coin. Sil,
yer is now Going out Of the Treasury at
the rate oil million month, and The
full grecnhack fund Of ten million dol
lars authorized by law is 90 well rs
surcd that the Treasury will probably
soon resume shipments ofoue and two
dollar bills.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-05
THE EASTERN WAR.

What Roumaua Hopes to Attain by Par
tciputing in the Wur-Thirty Thousand
Russians Move Toward Brela,-But are
Attacked and Driven Back ON Slstoya--
The Turks Make Sortie from kars,
but are RepulsCd with Heavy Loss--No
Martial Aid to be Given the Porte by
England-A Note from the Sultan An
nouncing the Destruction Of Rust
chuk.
We take the following dispatches
from the Nashville American Of yes,
terday in regard to the European war ;
LONDON, July 2--Tho Turks a!e
removing rolling stock from Rnstr
cAuk to Varna. A Furnu MaguriIi
says no crossing has taken place here,
and probably none will. The Rus-
SLAMS made serious demonstration,
which would have been turned into Il
real attack had Il fair chance offered,
The Russian forces are SO distributed
in the neighhoring villages that they
could with ease fail upon Simnitz or
Furnu MoguriIi, To the last rpoment
it was uncertain which would be cho>
sen
A Bucharest dispatch says the oh,
jects to be attained by Roumania in al
offensive war against Turkey are the
acknowledgment Of the absolute indc-
pcndeuce Of Roumania and the dis
arming Of the Turkish ports along the
Danube, thereby placing both bank.
on ~ equal footing and in9uring tree
navigation and The perpetual neulrali~
cation Of that river Roumania also
claims !pII indemnity for war expenses
and the dSproda.ions Of the TURKISH
armies.
An official dispatch from Simuitza
dated yesterday, sry5 the bridge begul
on the 18th u!t, was partially deatroyc,
aud twenty~siX pOntoon5 sunk by the
storm Of the might OF the 10Th YhC
bridge viii be completed this, SUNDAY
evening.
A telegram from Shumla yesterday
morning says: Ii is estimated $4,000
Russians crossed the Danube at Si,to,
va, and CpEmcuGed - for ward move
meut towards Bella, which was arrest
ed hy the Turks at i!ay.o. No dNaiI,
]
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-05

1t il well established Fact, that Ia
hcr's Buckeye Pile Ointment will cure,
If used according to directions. The
Nscuus ujppocastanum, or Horse
Chestnut, commonly known as the
Buckeye, has been highly esteemed Tor
many years, owing to the lact that it
possesses vlrtues, lyn2 in the bitter
principle called EscuIin, which can bc
used for the cure Of Piles. If affected
with that terrible disease use Buckeye
Pile Ointment, and he relieved.
For sale by G G. Phillips, Winches,
ter. Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-05

A statement has just been prepared
at the Treasury Department showing
the cost Of conveying the votes OF
Electors Of President and Vice prcsi
dent OF the United States to the scat Of
government. 1t appears that the cX-
pense at Washing'on's election was
81 ,49l so, while that Of the second
clc elton or Gen. Grant was SSlS, 1913 %.
Further than this no compilation has
been made.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-05

An Confederate has been ap-
pointed Postmaster at Mt. Sterling,
Illinois, in consequence Of which the
Republicans Of that town arc in a
dreadful rermcnt, and demand his head
from the President
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-05

1t is reported that Conklng, who
recently sailed for Europe, rontcm-
plates Offering bill at the next Sos
sion o! Congress, providing for the
thorough investigation of the Louisiana
and Florida elections.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-05

James G. Mcguire, one of the clowns
attached to the Great Metropolitan
Olympiad, who Was wounded in the
arm by a bullet, during II difficulty in
Fayetteville on the night Of the lth OF
June. has had his arm amprtatcd in
order TO save his life
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-05
House for Rent,

\ gooddwclling house. with six rooms.
Il Kitchen, and good garden; also Il good
ciStcrn of water. Situated on Main street.
two doors below Winchester Hotel. and
known us The "O'Rear house" Suitable
for dwelling and business house. viii
rent cheap. Apply to
aprj-tf 4. JOURDAN.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-05

It is understood that preparations
are making for Il grand GubermatoItai
excursion, in which the Executives OF
all States unite for an interchange OF
official courtcaies and Il persona! exam
ination OF the great commercial and
manufacturing centres.
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a5lacL[s7nithln.r Q.
AND REPAIRING.
Andrew Knapppr,

In the shop tormery dctiupicd by A.
Eassnacht, on High street. Winchester,
Tenn. is prepared to do all manner of
BlackSmitIiin@ and Repairing OF Machi-
merry PIoWs made or pointed and horses
shou promptly. and perfect satisfaction
guaranteed eighteen years experience
IN the largest cities in the odd country
dcc7-ly
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BARBERlNG,

y. HlARhEl, with an experience
81 I"ehty-thrce years in his trade. invites
Tue custom OF all who want to be shaved.
ShaiIpooEcu, or to have their hair cut or
dressed III neat style al prices to suit the
times.
~ Hair or whiskers dyed neatly and
~ Special contracts made with all
who wish to shave by the month.
- Nocredit. +. a. STARkEG,
OctS Winchester. Tenn
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MARY SHARP CDLhEG Il.
A Gard FrOm It's Patrons q.

We, the undersigned, patrons of Tia,
Mary Sharp College, having been II
attendance upon the examination cXer,
ssrs of the present year, esteem IL ouI
| privilege and pleasure to express puO-
| Iic,V our hearty endorsement Of the
| President and Professors OF this Inst
/ tntiGu. We are assured by what We
have Witnessed that the coarse of in
Struction is as thorough and complete
in all its departments as any InoLItn-
| educated, and that the instructors have
the rare talent of arouaing the energies
aud developing the faculties OF the
mind. We chccrIulIy and cordially
recommend this Institution to all
patents in search of Il school where
their daughters may he trained to
| think for themselves, to arrive ut con.
/ clusiunS from course OF reasoning
wholly their own, and where they may
be prepared for the responsible duties
OF active life.
Another consideration worthy Of 70
ticc is, that the young ladies' are not
encouraged in extravaganza in dress,
and that the uniform adopted 10y all Is
neat and PLAN, without being costly.
The price Of board, which ut other
institutions for Young ladies', is rarey
below $40 per month, is here SIC
eyeyytAjny farMishcd
In rcapect to hcalthrulncss, we re
gard Winchester as unsurpassed by
any location in the South, being situa-
tel nearly on level with the Cumhcr-
land mountains, the atmosphere is pure
aud bracing, and is delightful resort
TO summer invalids and pleasure seek
crs from the malarious districts Of the
great Mississippi valley.
In behalf of the young ladies' of the
South, and because Of the deep inter
est we EEL in higher female culture,
we respectfully request all newspapers,
secUlor and religious, friendly to the
true interests OF woman, TO give pub
iicity TO the above.
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The Chamberlain Administration il
South Carolina paid S25O,OO0 for pub
lie printing which the Hampton gov
crnment gets done for $4,000.
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\ by named Batter killed. another
boy named Kennedy, ut Chattanooga, a
Ir@ days since, by slcbblng him in the
left breast with knit
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a G0od understanding is said to cX~
lat between Gen. Ord, Of The United
States army, aud Gen. TrGyino, Of tho
Mexican forces, on the frontier.