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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-05
Al Drago de la orotaya.

Junto q tn tronco carcomido y roto 81.
llega atrevida mi profana planta
mudo padron de un tempo mas remote,
ens6name esa historic sacrosanta.
Contemplate ese imperio afortunado
que ell gran Tinerfe comandara un dia,
al impulse espanol, desesperado
hundirse al fin en- su tenaz porfia.
Cuentame t1 las inocentes leyes
que rigieron un tempo aquelIos hombres
sus ritos, sus justicias, sus menceyes
repiteme otra vez aquellos nombres
Yo vi de Viana en- ell sublime tomo
las encantadas gracias de Guarina,
me forje del magnanimo Bencomo
ese rudo caracter que fascina.
Admire del potente Beneharo
la venerable frente en- ell conseio,
y del valiente colossal Tinguaro
los miembrOs animarse en- Acenteio.
Td los viste tambien y contemplate
trasformado ell pastor en- guerrilIero,
y sus belcOs gritos escuchaste
al lanzarse al combate postrimero
Nj uno solo qued6, todos murieron
al rudo gope de invasora gente
sus cuevas de sepalcros les sirvieron,
de monumento ell Teide prepotente.
Jdven ent6nces, arrogante Drago,
mudo testigo de su oprobio fuiste:
Ell pendon victorioso de Santiago
en- las alturas tremolando viste.
Sangre brotaron tus cortantes hoias;
llerabas til tambien, arbol querido, ,.
y a1n Sc distlnguen esas manchas roias
sobre tu tronco viejo y carcomido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-05

Por fallecimiento de mi esposo D. B. Gas.
tanera "a. d. g. g. quedo hecha cargo del
establecimiento de sastreria, sito en- la calle
dc San Francisco, cuyo establecimiento con.
tinuara con los mismos negocios bajo mi ad.
y direction de un acreditadc
cortador. 49,. sss
Puerto Rico, DIRE. 4 de 1s79.-Concepcion
B., viuda de Castanera. h, 3Od.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-05

Pasajeros negados hoy en- Ell vap. Sam Juan.
De arroyo. jose NJ Muhiz-De Ponce. =
Fernando Paniagua, Jose L. Pardo, M. Here
dia J. Farihas, Juan Guerrero un nifio, Con.
cepcion Lopez, Jacinto Oepero, Pedro Coma
Arecco Ar, SSS1 5 sra Mamerto ogonos juan E.
Rodriguez, 8. Villa, M. Cester, Silvestre Con.
zalez, Felipe Olaya, Ana M. Lopez, Ramon
Nolla De AguGdilla. = Severiano Cabrera,
Ramon Msndez Martinez, Ana M. Sapia, JUS
ia Estrada, Manuela Velarde, Jaime Suiles,
Pablo Coumer, Elias Capello, j. de Dios Lo-
PEI, Leon Lopez, Juan Gonzalez, Joaquin Con-
zalez, Elias Gonzalez. ~
Llegados en- ell Aa'1ao.-M. j. Pomeroy, Mr..
stobo, R. Amor6s, Mario Overmann, M. Nico-
las, M. Bartolome, 8. Gaetano, S. Michele, l..
Saturnino, M. Vizenca.
En- el BuenGventur0.- .-Chbiane Casal Gas.
tro, Jose M. Lopez, Cabrijo Vazquez.
En- el M07euelitG q Ma1't0.-Olimpio Otero
Antonio Mayoral, Heraclio Gaatier.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-05
AL PUBLICO.

Por disposition del sr Presidente de la ter
cera Comision del Excmo. Ayuntamiento, Sc
invita- los que quieran subastar ell abasto de
carnes para ell consume pdblico de esta Oiudad
en- los dias l6, II, l8 y 19 del corriente mes
dentro de las condolences acordadas por
el Municipio, que estan de manifesto en- ell Ne
gociado de mi cargo, para que concurran la
Casa Oonslstorial hacer sus proposiciones 4
a las IL de la mafana del dia 9 del mismo.
Puerto-Rico de DIciembre 1879-El Of.
cial Secretario, Juan Power.-Vo Bo2Padi.
ia 1-S
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COMUNICADO.
Sir. Director del BoLETIN.

Ciego completamente y valetudinario,
en- hora afortunada me somet1 al inme-
jorable tratamiento y a la profunda
ciencia del justamente afamado doctor
oculista D. Jose Oam6. Digo en- hora
afortunada, porque 81 ha sido mi provi-
dencia las admirables operaciones
que con sin igual maestria ha llevado
eabq on mis- oios dshQ 81 podes otra Yes
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lIUICIOs NVIRSO!.
PREPARAClONBS BSPBClALBS
LANMAN " TX EMP.
NUEVA-YORK.
AGUA FLORIDA
DE
MURRAY Y LANMAN.
Con tanta razon LA.
mada Ell PERFUME
IMPERECEDERO. Uni.
n r1Orno r,non4n nIn

VCISdIIII6IC6 uBdUG pHEH
perfumar ell pafuelo, 10 mismo que para ell
tocador de las damas de buen gusto como para
ell banjo por las personals apreciadoras de 10
bueno. Sc le considera como ell perfume sin
rival en- todo ell orbe. Sirve ademas como un
zaumerio en- las habitaciones de los enfermos
y proporciona gran alivio en- ell langor, fatiga,
postracion nerviosa y vertigos, &C., &c,
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Almanaque -Aguinaldo
DE LA
ISLA DE PUERTO-RICO
PARAiEL ANo DE 1850.
PARAiEL ANo DE 1850.


Puesto la venta dicho ALMANAQUE, el
mas antigno de cuantos Sc publican en- esta
Isla, cOntiene mas del Santoral v Hor6sco-
pos, los ortos y ocasos del Sol Y la Luna, cal-
culados expresamente pOr un astr6nOm0 del
ObservatOrio de San Fernando ;las fiestas mo.
vibles, &c, &c, y una parte litefaria que Gems.
ia de las siguientes compOsiciones sf
EN- VERSO. 4
Ell juicio del ano 1880 por Meflst6feles.
Notas de mi lira, por Ia Sra Rodriguez dc
Despedida un amigo por Ia srta. Do6a
N. 0.
Para un album por Don jose Antonio
Daubon.
Epfgrama.
satira contra los poetas lloroneS, por Justo
Derecho.
81 Presbitero Don Mariana Vidal, por Me- ].
nuel Ruiz Gambia.
En- el album de Ia Sr DOfa Elisa Alfonso de
Biaggi por Carlos Peiiaranda.
Tn hombre honrado, pOr Manuel Oorchado
Nj aqua por Manuel Ccrchado
E azahsr, por Adolfo Berro.
Puerto Rico, por Jose Gautier y Benitez.
AtJazmin, por Adolfe Berro.
La sonrisa del pudor, por Guilermo Prieto
A las estrellas por G. G. de A
A la memoria del Dr. DON Narciso Gonzalex
Font, por Jose G.. sPadilla.
Rima, por Jose R. Rodriguez Nc. Carly
Epfgramas, por Francisco de Sales Perez.
EN- PROsA.
El Mage de Aguas-buenas, por Fausto.
Narciso Gonzalez Font, por NJ Elzaburu. 0
La Balanza, por Eduardo Calcaho
Una maflana inolvidable, por Gabriel Ferrer.
Apuntes sobre Ia isla de Trinidad, por Enri.
que Hernandez. So
La Gata de mi mujer, porJu.io Vizcarrondo
Hojas sueltas de mi cartera de viaie, DOR
Eduardo Neumman
Un yiaje Vigo, por Gabriel Ferrer. s. s.
Estudio sobre la marcia de los ferro.carrilen
EN- Europa s I
|. lQuince amos por Fabian Moptesl 0
El dltimo beso, por R. del v.
I Tristeza, por Fabian Monies.
Un estilo ligero, por F. de Ormaechea.
Sidon, por jose j. Acosta. ~ FL
El arbol del buen pastor por RaGaelM. Ba..
ralt 80.
A Gutenberg, por Francisco Ahez Gabal.
La tempestad, per Rafael NJ. Baralt.
Extracto del movimiento mercantil de ID lid D
enelf afio de 1878. s. s
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IMPRENTA.

Sc vende Sc arrienda Ia imprenta de II
CbyYespondencia Talnbien Sc Gambia pcr
una finca que convenga. Sc detallan chabale-
Dfrigirse para cuantos informes se deseea 4
dn.sueho D. Francisco Larroca, San sebastiaH
MIN, 70 sn esta oapitsl:..: Il. ..3.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-05
aOVIhIgBTO MARITIME.
ENTRADAS.

EW IFCADAD.
DIRE. 2-De Habana, vap esp. 'Manuelita J
Msrfa," carga.
2.-De Liverpool, id. i'd "Buenaventu
ra," id.
2.-De Humacao, gol i'd Maria Ma
nuela," lastre.
2.-De Id, i'd, id. Villa del Sur" i'd
SALIDAS.
Dbre. 2.-Rara Humacao, gol. esp "Fajardi.
na," carga.
Para Arecibo, i'd. i'd "Petra," id.
Para Ponce, id. ing. "Ressie Lo-
nissie," i'd.
= Para Habana, berg esp. "J6ven
Antonio" resfo de carga.
para Santhomas vap. esp. Manue-
lita y Maria, lastre.
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Garcia, Gatell y Co.,
AGENTES GRALES. Y COMISIONISTAS

Habilitados competentemente para toda
clase de negocios comerciales fnancieros
y para los de consignaciones de buques y
mercanclas, SO ofrecen al comercio y pl1blico
en- general dentro y f1era de la isla, por 81
tienen bien utilizar sus servicios, cafle de
Tetuan mum. 26, s. J., Pto. Rico. had.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-05
ha ordenado la traslacion de Yakoob
Khan q Peshawur.
MERCADOS.

N. Y, 2.-Regular q buen re6no
81 etvs. libra. Mieles 40 ctvs. ga
lon. Cambios sobre L6ndres 4.8O9.
L6ndres, id.-Mascabado | E 3
ch. 6 p. %. Descuento 8 p.%. Con-
solidados ingleses 9S4. 8 p.% Sl.80,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-05
A. r. HEDANO DE- CO.

la cual SO dedicara al ramo de camiserfa en-
general, siendo socio gestor D. Antonio Or
tiz y Diego Y comanditario D. Angel Fer
nandez Sedano.
Esperamos SO serviran Wv. tomar nota de
nuestras respectivas flrmas, dispensandonos
su conflanza IA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-05
Circular.

Muy se1or nuestro: Participamos 6 v,
haber tornado una sociedad que girara en-
esta plaza bajo la razon de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-05

Jaless inglesas sa latas g 2 ~ celn.aaa g q!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-05

OANERIAA .g.s.g5 81. .g.e,s. i
De plomc, zinc y lata, y On las conpssieie.
Aes el 80 p% de rebaja; tode SO hace barats,
sonv barato. demasiado barato.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-05

Ahadamos 4 sste magn1fco panora-
ma la variada vista de aquella preciosa
campina del contorno, cubierta enton-
ces de ricos vinedos y de arboles fruta-
les luego la graciosa situacion de los
dos Realejos, y la parte opuesta ell
Norte- Verde, los castaheros y las rocas
basalticas de los Orgamos !; mas cerca
de la costa, el llano de la Paz y su jar
din botanico, la ensenada medic oculta
entire los penascos que Ia rodean, y mas
ALA ell Oc6ano y el nav1o de la embaja-
da fondeado fuera de los arrecifes.
Id a buscar en- otra parte un golpe
de vista mas sorprendente, mas grandio-
so, mas original y mas pintoresco a Ia
vez, decid 81 Humboldt, que visit6
estos lugares q principles del siglo, al
guRos amos despues que lord Mccartney
tuvo razon al escribir las siguientes
l1neas:
Gal bajar 4 este valle, SO entra en- un
pals delicioso, del que los yiajeros de
todas las naciones han hablado con en-
tusiasmo. Yo he encontrado bajo Ii
zona t6rrida parajes donde la naturale
"a es mas maiestuosa, mas RIGA en- Ell de
sarrollo de las formas organicas pert
; despues de haber recorrido las orilla
; del Orinoco, la Cordillera del PERI y lo
hermosos wales de Mejico, confeso qu'
on ninguna parte he visto un cuadr'
mas variado, mas attractive, mas armo
nioso por la distribution de las masa'
! de verdura J dc las rocaa, !.
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THE CREEL FAMILY.

This interesting family, as our representa-
tive was informed by resident OF Missis-
sippi City, is doing as well as can be expected
under the circumstances. AS all our readers
know, two have died Of a disease concerning
the name Of which the doctors disagree. It
may have been yellow fever, and it may have
been malarial hemorrhalgic At all events, by
whatever name it may be called the balance
OF the family are doing well and In full state
of convalescence. They are we'll taken care
OF, and will, no doubt, weather the storm.
The people Of Mississippi City held meet
ing on Saturday last and resolved upon burn
ing down the house heretofore occupied by
the Creel family, and with 1t their clothing,
bedding, etc, 80 as not to leave any trace Of
infection or any cause for Interior fear. OF
course the family is to be fully Unidentified.
The health OF Mississippi City Is otherwise
splendid, no new cases having been heard Of.
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Bs-FOR OTHER TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
SEE EIGHTH PAGE.

RHEIMS MINEEAL WATER SPR1NG.-This old
and celebrated spring is situated at Coblentz. on
the Rhine. which is one Of the lost lovely and
picturesque spots on this old river. 1t is the
same place where the ancient electors OF the
Old German Empire erected the memorable
'Koenig's Stahl," which, up to this day. is much
visited. This valuable mineral spring was, In
the year 1884. lost by the caving In of the bank
Of the Rhine. and was not recovered until 1853,
during which time the Rhine was turned into
one vast sheet of ice. It was at this time that
the spring showed itself again. The renowned
chemists throughout Germany have made
thorough chemical analyses Of the water and
pronounce it Of a very superior quality. 1t is
deemed by them a most wholesome and agree
able dietetic beverage on account of Its sanative
properties among the natural mineral waters.
This water. when mixed with wine brandy.
milk and sugar, or with fruit syrups. presents
very sparkling beverage of delicious flavor.
Messrs. Miller & Dielmann. Nos. 50. 81 and 81
Peters street. are the agents In this city for this
very excellent water.
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ST. MARY's SCHOOL EXHIBITION

The annual exhibition Of the young ladies Of
st. Mary's School took place last evening In
the presence OF large audience, at the school
building on Constance street, between jose
phine and jackson.
To attempt to make special notice, owing
to the long and varied programme, Of any
particular young lady would be an injustice
to the balance; suffice 1t Is to say that they
all sustained their several parts most credit
ably, and reflect credit upon their school and
teachers.
When the programme was concluded,
crowns OF honor were conferred on Miss Lizzie
Tastell and Miss Gertrude KrapE.
honor: Misses Helen Kronenberger, Mary
Thomas, Sophia Travy and Maria Norman.
The entertainment Of the evening was then
concluded by q chorus by the entire school.
entitled Gently Falls the Dew OF Eve.'
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SPANISH FORT CONCERT.

This evening, no doubt, the Spanish Fort
will be crowded again with the elite OF our
city. Since the Inauguration Of concert even
ings at the Fort thousands have visited the
place who might never have gone there other
wise. Every one who visits the place for the
first time expresses themselves as perfectly
astonished that 50 beautiful place should
have remained SO long unoccupied as pleas
ure resort. Major e. s. Williams the indie
fatigable manager, deserves much credit for
the manner In which he has worked to
secure comfort and pleasure for the young
and old at the Spanish Fort
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and honor OF u descent from ancestors who
have filled such large and conspicuous places
Ia the history OF Louisiana.
FIRE BOXES, SIXTH DISTRICT.

The committee OF the fire department of the
Sixth District appointed to locate the fire
alarm boxes to be erected In that portion OF
the city within short time, have decided
upon the following arrangement and distri-
button.
8. Car station, Tchoupitoulas street, be-
dano street.
4. Corner Toledano and Magazine
5. Car station, corner Prytania and Tole-
dano
g. Corner Apollo and Amelia.
z. Corner Apollo and Marengo.
g. Corner Camp and Foucher.
8. Corner Pension and Coliseum.
u. Corner Pension and Magazine.
Is. Delachaise backyard.
IA. Corner Constantinople and Tchoupitou-
las
Is. Corner Marengo and Prytania
16. jefferson Market.
II. Corner Napoleon Avenue and Tchoupi-
toutas street.
IS. Car station, Napoleon Avenue and st.
Charles street.
-. Coliseum and Jena.
q. Corner Tchoupitoulas and Va1ence.
~. Corner Magazine and Bordeaux.
"a. Bordeaux, between Pitt and Prytania.
25. Corner Soniat and Magazine.
26. Corner Sonfat and Tchoupitoulas.
~. Corner Joseph and Tchoupitoulas.
%. Gar station, Magazine and Octavia.
20. Corner st. Denis and Soniat.
81. Corner ut. Charles and Peters avenues.
81. Corner st. Charles and Nashville ave-
nuog.
81. Corner Henry Clay Avenue and Tchoupl-
tOulaS street.
81. Corner Henry Clay Avenue and St
Charles street.
36. Louisiana Retreat.
Al. Corner Bordeaux and Levee
A. st. Charles and Lowerline.
hn havau u,f11 ccpnn0f xpit IA yaYu hoI n
fry, where the fire alarm office and apparatus
will be located. :.
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THE NEW CANAL.

Mr.. Octo N. Ogden, on behalf Of the Attor-
ney General, visited yesterday Associate JUS
tice r. H. Mari, at the camp meeting grounds,
about one mile from Biloxi, to request hear
the State of Louisiana vs. the succession of
Gen. Richard Taylor It will be remembered
that the lower court refused a suspensive APP
peal to plaintiff in the matter of the amount
Of bonds to be furnished to release the seizure
OF the New canal. The object of the attorney
for the State was to request mandamus and
prohibition. The case will be heard before
the Supreme Court on Thursday next. In
the meanwhile all proceedings are stopped
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A MERITED HONOR.

Rev. John Mathews, the well-known and
eloquent divine Of this city, has had the title
Of D. D. conferred on him by the unanimous
vote OF the trustees OF the State Agricultural
College OF Alabama, located at Auburn The
OF the honor conferred will no
doubt be received with pleasure by the many
friends OF the reverend gentleman
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CANAL STREET RAILROAD

Trains over this road will run every fifteen
minutes, ahordinR ample accommodations to
all who wish to visit the regatta this evening
The races were very exciting yesterday and
an unusually large assembly were present to
Witness them.
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We direct attention of our readers to the
advertisement of FL. Dudley Coleman i Bro,
manufacturers Of corn mills saw mills and cot
ton presses, etc. They have removed their
stock into large and commodious new ware
house. and are now prepared with greater
facilities to offer inducements to purchasers.
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Marked for Life.

Yesterday, while man named Kelly was
doing some painting at the Louisiana State
Lottery Office, corner Of Union and st. Charles
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Dropped Dead.

At II o'clock yesterday morning an IN
known negro, while saving wood at No. 13
Melpomene street. dropped dead of heart
diSnaEn.
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BANK NOTICES.
FOR RENT.

HoR RENT-FRoM OCTOBER NEXT
Il The front office OF the first floor and the
second floor OF the building No. 1876 Gravier
street, next to the Cotton Exchange,
Apply to SCOTT McHEHEE.
jyl8 I'm No. 1911 Gravier street.
EyOR KENT-TH VERY DESIRABLE TWO
IL story frame residence. No. 218 Thalfa be-
tween st. Charles and Carondelet str, ets; con-
tains half saloon parlors. dinlngroom. kitchen
and fine bedrooms. all In good order. Rent $2b
per month till October l. Apply q
J. G. MOREY,
Jackson Railroad Ticket Office. corner Camp
and Common streets. je29
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WASHINGTON, July 28-For the South At
west winds, partly cloudy weather, with local
rains ID the lower Mississippi valley, and
nearly stationary temperature and barome-
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
once crescent city Railroad con

office Crescent City Railroad Company,
No. 8 Chartres street--.New Orleans July 26.
1s7a-At G meeting Ct ~ the Board Of Directors;
per cent was declared out OF the earnings OF
the past three months, payable on and after
Transfers from first to tenth Angngt will be
e3 s y = = SspnaS:
HParties Having Claims or Debts TO COl-
lect IN Texas. can find 1t to their advantage to
communicate with the advertiser. who gives nls
personal attention In visiting various points In
that State during the present season. Address
W. T., Democrat office. iy26 81 cod
Office OF the Commissioner Of C0nsOli-
asd D1 ssr e N feenh Ao
ment of series of Premium Bonds will take
place in he office Of the Admintstrator q Pub
1879, &c 10 O'clock o. M. at which time sixty Sc
: - - = 11'"A' ALE. Il. IsAACsoN.
jy20td Administrator OF Finance.
:, Excar.,onists, Take Notice !, arhe stt.mer
s. % 81 E w XII
e hs f rp e only E D1nE Eaif bs &
On her regular trips on MONDAYS and Fri
.bsg to Ga
DO divided Jo s fyJ aRasfss z zsy'sms
jy11 106 Common street.
Omco Of New Orleans City Railroad
Company, No. 124 Canal street, New orleans,
May .. 1s7g-Until fui Their notice trains to the
New Lake End will run every half hour from
o'clock D; NJ. to ep. m. The last train will
le mys "a laAe az ~ = d LEWIS. Secretary.
The WOmans ChF1stfan Un10n will
meet on the first and second TUESDAY In each
month"; at IL a. M. at the Oarondelet street
Methodist Church.
MRS. ]. J. LYONS. President,
MRS FL. j. Coop. Secretary. de6 Il
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NJ FOR OTHER CITY NEWS SEE EIGHTH
PAGE,
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streets, he had three fingers Of his right hand
severed by q key Of paint failing on them.
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WANTS.

CHEW Ja,kaon'z bs-t sweet navy tobacco. u
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W. L. CUSHING, New Orleans,

W. L. CUSHING, New Orleans,
Sole Agent for the Southern states.
Country merchants allowed a liberal discount
on all orders.
THIRTY CENTS A POUND FOB COTTON
TIE New Orleans Cotton Exchange paid
einned on the EAGLE COTTON GIN. and sent
the cotton to the Centennial Exhibition as the
best bale of cotton seen In New Orleans.
SIX HUNDRED DOLLAR PRIZE AT ST.
LOUIS.
At the great st. Louis Fair. last October. the
Grand Prize of $500 for the Best Bale OF Cotton,
was awarded to rale ginned on an EAGLE
COTTON GIN, being from an Eagle Gin sold
SONS.
Ali orders should be sent to