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Symptoms Of 4 Diseased Liver.

L)AlN in the right side. under the
/ edge Of the ribs. increases on pres
sure sometimes the pain is in the left
side: the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade. and
it frequently extends to the top Of the
shoulder. and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The stom.
ach is affected with loss Of appetite
and sickness; the bowels in general
are costive. sometimes alternative with
lax; the head is troubled with pain.
accompanied with dull. heavy sen.
sation in the back part. There is gen.
orally a considerable loss Of memory.
accompanied with painful sensation
Of having left undone something which
ought to h.. Leen done. A slight.
dry cough is sonetimes an attendant.
The patient complains Of WEAKNESS
and debility; h. is easily startled, his
feet are cold or burning. and he COM
plains Of a pricsly sensation Of the
skin; his spirits are low: and although
he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him. yet he can scarcely
summon tip forti;ude enough to Try it.
In fact. he distrusts every remedy.
Several of the above symptoms attend
the disease. but cases have occurred
where few Of them existed. yet exam.
ination Of the body. after death, has
shown the LIVER to have been exten.
sively deranged.
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A Tramp Dodge.
(San Francisco Post.)


1t was sad looking tramp, win q
painful expression OF face, t6at %.
tered . Suffer street bar.room Tie
other day holding IN HE hand Q slball,
battered, red eannister. ;'eLook, at
this" he said sorrowfally,a a Nept
into q guns6op and begged jor pono.
thing to eat, and tho mean NTH hind.
ed no HE can Of powder. fHS 'soi& I
could 60 shooting-a starving t@aa
60 shooting! just think@f,it1 81.
"Well, mizzle I" repoeted Tie ~.
Keeper, who had just it u 36dr
fancy drinks for q row Of 1a6ttnlgo.
IL pledge yoa ny word, -, lid ~
,vagrapt, holding tho can, within. a.
inch Of tue open stove, TIN o 1iooe.
able I've almost 8 mind % bloo ~
coli up." Ks ss@ssi ~ sbaA
.'Dare you do. ~" said ooeefathe
bystanders, winking At Tho eee1d,a
lingering look at t6e p06te6 "
liquor, that be might tesSr beA6ld
again, aud tossed 10 tho an. The
yell that tho; whole crowd an -
they started for tho other side Of tho
street was heard on Tslsitspk hi1l.
When they filed 10 about teu ialuooes
after tho empty, can did net 1tpIo6o,
there wa. four empty gleaDee IN ~
counter, the lunch table W9e "a emp.
y mocksry, the till lookS6 lifI Q
eaviegs bank on tho day alter 1rsal.
" large deposit. enid sisis
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4 man. lite j. ~ sppe J. ll1t! g I. bio
We esk advice, ba a. W . ~ nsesp sP'
probation. , ,'.'. ''' . 81. s'sn
,. .a,:.' to hi. s''a Y i ~. sss.t
u' !+24 ai !eui pnsss na...
s Nyoar shoe's toee:G teANh10Q(eee
md ct It repaiesda ,coi,axs, a.
, ! usbtdasn sassts ass OIL sy,les.
!! xhtsAa .they O., sns. ''', qasa
/, 4Asbihilaae not tb> aerstsss snsa
bythe eblivioAiof gsAtjtsdA ,.Ss.
q A 'jadicious silsnes u 'tsees1taaa
truth spoken without charity. isp;it..
No one win dare ~ III IS i
better 70 Do jastiss. INV &.
! The cty Of "taalr 461ss4sst sllraes
to Chi0aoen q H. 0oaeA. ~ ~
small = nice. u. sl,s.9at. a.f!s .as.
Ths lfhod c aealih r. 10
lieieed (; ~ eg,talk, "A 1dS,fis 4
leuaSeA ~ srsil9d fi!ai q. 10.
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ihsyee' 0faadlkthae.s soa
Ptssburg Dispsth.e aogs

. Ezekiel Hayes, tho great tooAthee
ef tho President, 1wae = c.elseeeA1r@
ehanic in Connecticut and kspt : l10.
CT It apprentices! Itis satt thStiS5ss-
times, lffs sppsentiees in aHL,aoped 1hsy
islt that hoy bad long work aad ut
rations. At ono time 8 now t46eo4 ~
put On tho table whole. lt slsdodDDeat
far ; dsy @ two, Hayes .aaftAG Afsaeh
meal: " That 10 . nice looklp4 S66oeo.
tits ! pity to eut'it." Tho bSyV96easht
tile 9as, 'grovisg rataer 1a1eeea6oA
and planned 20, shew their pqptjDaetA
Tho blacksmith hid oos dst gGebae
ofirou nicely heated, and 1al9 II neeoo
ths3avil e II eat ilto lsse:sb No.
Tho boys, with ehisels and GsdE see
10 cut It a. But no A6hd @GoQtbea.
Hayes asked them whym tAegsx id
not: strike" Ono Of than .tep0sd:
''ThAt 10 such . nice bae oeito1 u 1GuN
u 8 Pity 70 cut IL" = Hayes quisklbs Sew
ths point and shoutsd, With . laagh:
"6tsske, boys, strikel Tho c6Sso5S kall
becut ~ af1'h sbog ,araaia.
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A Young Man from Jexas who was
Bound 10 Run o 4 Fire.
lSt. Louis Tines.4

A young man, whose exterior iu-
dicated that he vas 4 fresh imports
ton from the rural districts, entered
. barber shop yesterday, and extend.
ing himself ut full length 10 the only
vacant chair, requested the barber to
give him . clean shave. The knight
ri the razor at onco began to comply
with tho request, and coon he'd the
rustic's two weeks growth Of bristles
covered With q heavy lather.
"Gess I had just AZ we'll have EN-
shined up while I'm resting comfort
able" said the rustic, and . boot
black Immediately Get himself to work
on the countrymsnI brogans.
The work Of renovation was pro
gressing satisfactorily, whom the fire
bell just around tho corner suddenly
sounded 40 alarm. At the irst stroke
Of the bell the rustic sprung from tho
chair % If be had received an elec.
trick shock, and grabbing bic hat,
started on = dead run for tho engine
house. 10 answer to tho barber's OK.
cited query of "What's the matter !"
the rustic replied, by God, I'm 20.
Jog to the fire y He was holly pur>
sued by tho barber and tho boot
black, each Carrying with him tho
respective tool Of bic craft. =
Tho barber, thinking hs wss about
10 lose bic customer, shouted "stop
atop y but tho rustic kept putting 10
bic best licks until tho engine house
was reached.
The scene attracted tho attention
Of . large crowd, and their enjoyment
Of tho race wac excessive. The
young man was oblivious to tho fact
that be presented q very ludicrous
appearance with HE face half shaved
aud ono boot BACKED, and the per.
suasive eloquence of tho barber to
induce bic return to tho shop Was
without effect until it was definitely
settled that tho engine would not On.
swer tho alarm. He then accompa.
uied thu barber back to tho chop
where the finishing touches of bic
toilet were quickly applied, it ev.
identity being feared on tho part Of
the barber that Z second alarm might
at any moment 10 sounded.
In explanation Of his conduct, tho
young man said he was from Texas );
that be had been ia tho city two
weeks and hsdn't yet seea tho en-.
gipss 70 to . FIRE. bot you bet
your cara, /" he added, when they do
60, I'm going to be th9r."
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King Alphease's New Bride. :,

Madrid, May lsTThe 1speEtqs Of
tho marriage Of King, Xpionoo Ind
tho Atchduchese Marie ChrlbttGQ e
Austria, meet With iavosab,t ~.
msuts among Conservatives eAed
though neither court has yef, md
any overturss,. Il ID stated t6n ybe
project would 30 favorahl sentoeelda,
Cd Is vienuas' 10 official aloc)eoz + %
asssrted that Hia Majesty Aas,l pesee
mentioned this mstter, nor cqul1
such question be touched up6i ilsths
council before next Aatu9ogj,W6ea
the soust. Will leave e s0saaoa A4ee
tho. full, year Of uourpine a. Vee.
The visit Of Prince Radoiph ~ b.
vived tho reports somswtas" pee3s.
turely. .OablSh tAssiV Il 61eo1Dd
that aeithee ~ late 1esntlo d Doeat
s .'l'l1 |! ~ evsrathcsght & A1eellt.
log : deciejon which for etato IS&alas
WI tndocs ths King to'tSkS' 1dtai6a.
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4 Yellow Fever Germ.
(From the 6. Leafs Times.)

(Ftom To y. Loan I1mes.) III
Dr.. Walter Bailey exhibited Z ysl.
Low fever germ at tho recent hou1eo.
psshic convention in THE city. L 10
) faoeus growth which formed Tiq the
object GlSse II . microscope that bed
MOI been opened Sjnes last eeases's
sSpidsnic. Tho doctor 'thints that
IL little .dosa II this ia.i.ibls 'faa.
- hold I, nae powder, which ,1e.eaDt
spea The air. W 10, bursting q ~
hsnaal bag which eontai0s IL Thu
bewdse, bsipg ishhled, eaeeeevs IT..
neatstion Of tho bleod; ) 1hisAilt2.
I ~ ths tever. ~
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Going q Fishing.
Detroit Free Press.)

!, Tho man who invented 4 6sh.hook
will some day have . monument. II
will be . granite column 500 feet
high, built BY the boys alone. A boy
might possibly get along with mar.
bles, tops, stilts, balls and kites, set
he would feel that there was an och.
ing void somewhere. A kite does
we'll enough a. long a. it will OUT
cell oil other kites and tho, string
docs not break, and . pair of stills are
good property until after tho frat
fall; 6ut for real solid pleasure tho
feb hook can never 10 beaten. A
boy will always expect moro and got
les from Il than anything else In
vented, but he never gets too dis,
couraged to try again. - .,
Tho Smith boy was observed try
ing HE luck 10 . pond on = vacant lot
on Alfred street. Al far back - last
December bic mother promised him
half I day ont Of school 81 coon -
tho Och began to bite, and yesterday
wss tho glorious day Where there's
wstef there ought 70 b Asb, Accord
log to every boy'e reekouiDg, and thu
youth surrounded that little: pond
hole With 10 barrel Of muddy water
with Just - much aeathasiasm o q
man would throw q liuo into Lake
St. Clair. He bed ham, Gwseteste,
potato, dried besf and boiled egg for
bait AID. whsn 10 thsd spit 90 the
bait and cast IN bic, hook, OIL tho
Seth Green's ever born could6't have
convinced him that DO would fail Of
at least oee good zig bite a..x9 In
For two long hours hs dshed for
sturgeon and picksrel and pike,
chan iog tho bait nov and then and
never forgetting to spit on IL, and -
10 hauled up for the lest time he
woa|d simply admit that itirwaap't
jqst tho right sort Of . day 70 80
Ashins. II 10 had Just 3 little one %
carry home, hi triumph would 'bsvs
been Nero oomplsts, bat W BIZ 4yes
we're Ike .Ajo9osds ~ 10 met two
bote % tho corner end calledlout: az
ln:'6ay! I've staysd cat ofseheol .
whole hslf.a-day and been . fishing!
I didn't catch any Deb, 'eau6s they
were oil % their nests, bat you oight
Il have sesn thsbig frog which tonbe
led OF . stonel" ii a4oi@maa a53 81
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bRlDiWlxxERs.

M. Nebasdaon cited . number Of
i,etSse;s .S of.abs5luts paapsrs, white
aed sq1oIsd, who heA ssean ~. ~ Y:
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ACUE AND FEVER.

DR.. c. MclANE's LIVER Pills, IN
CASES or AcvE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive Of
the most happy results. No better
eathartie can be used, preparatory to.
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them = FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements. and
As . simple purgasive. they are un'
equaled.
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The genuine are neve, sugar coated.
Every box has = red wax seal on the
lid. with the impression DIX. McLASE's
LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER Pills
hear the signatures Of C.. McLANE and
FLEMING Bros. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR..
c. McLANl's LIVER Pitts. prepared BY
Fleming Bios, of Pittsburgh. Pa, the
market being full Of limitations Of the
name MeLane, spelled differently but
same pronunciation.
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Onet. again S0O again tu0y Tetur0'
81 to the breach, which was closed
up with their dead. The garrison
fought like devils. They clsbbed
their rifles, they used their bsyonets,
the young lieoteuants fought with
their swords. After each vepulse tho
men returned to their rifle practice,
keeping up . deadly hre. AZ tho
rear Of tho barricade wa . small
wooden hospital. There were I've
patients in it and servant Of Col. Hae-
mess. Tho Znlus fired tho hospital
and the #,E.aa
INMATES WERE BURNED TO DEATH,
Except Harness servant, who crept
out and escaped in tho bush. The
light Of the flames helped ths gar
rison to Geo the foe, and enabled them
to avouge over and over again tho
poor fellows IN tho hospital. All
through tho night the unequal con.
test went on, tue Zalos moro than
once coming NJ to tho breastwork
ana =" is.r.s..''.. ..f:f' :.
SEEING THE RIFLE BARRELS !
Which dung among them q constant
aud deadly hail Of bullets. Some Of
them gotinsids tho impromptu fortress
six different times, but they were
slaughtered to q man. ~. Assistant
Com@'soely byrGe was s consPic1 1u.
TOT my S.sxeIy. NO o., W. s k..ea: p y.
lew ot tue otnets 'e''' s"etsosoo y
tho oass an at tins tna e. 20 admirably mNy
eoe'uGesee y t1ees. G"aru: 1c"s.s
da~n LORI Cnel nelo!d oont'naeG 1as
retreat ana y reached hotke,e pt'!t
cnott!y aItSf t9e e!!ac1l9e eoetc naa
~tthdIs ~ Tne za!e; haa Ss.eent'
y coo le.o.@ss!oe 9! ncto C s.s'. y.
!etd'e novens1tc, ior - ~ -. S."e uP
trey sesseaeed ssd q nt a1.I tne men %"
g re eeleeeoelec post tntooea toe
ltesn Iotee sppeerlne eeaIeest tne ~
ony'"9o ~ now OoGy % ~ ooo@y'
Inc GrItlen coIoIo, eoweves, soIu
maze themselves :. manlleet 10 tne ont.
loos ana tne garrison ccnt ~ : nNn
we,co Wa answered oy tne's COM
raaee, who, - toey advanced: to9ne
grim evidences Of the contest toet neo
only )see been !iniaaed. Inc sne'en'
borheed OF tho Or'ft va ieHfsa
isfREwx WITH ZULU DEAD, "
Three hundred and Afty. ono bodis,
lvan~ Ah;.,lr >hnnA ia herriaadA snnfa
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7 n. i N, ]. CUNNINGHAM.
ATTORNEYS At Law.

st. Denis Street, Natchitochcs, La.
WILL give prompt aud personal st'
w tention to ali bnS,n,ss entrusted TO
their care 49,.
Practices in the District and Parish
Courts iu the Parishes of NatchltOches,
Red River, DeSOtO aud Sabine, and before
tho Supreme Court ut Monroe aud Now
Orleans. Jan 3 lily
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T N. B. TUCKER,
Attorney and Councillor at Lar.
OFFICE
st. Denis Street, NatchitocAss, Ia.
MILL practice IN the District and Par
w ish Courts Of Natchit0ches, Sabine
DsSoto aud Red River, and tho Supreme
Court Of the State. 80.
All business entrusted to hts care Will
receive prompt attention. Apr 13'1y
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stsnd uucqua!ed before the world today.
By varying the dose according 70 dirsc.
t;oas, farsOns Pnrgative Pills s6ectually
Purity the Blood aud greatly alleviate,
il not entirely cure Dyspepsis, Scrofuls
OF Kings Evil, Rose: Erysipelss o. st.
Apthony's Fire, Ernptions, aud Efaptise
Diseases OF the Skin, salt Rheum. Tes.
t,r. Ringworm. Sores, Boils, Tumots,
Morbid Swellings, Clceratio,is, Pimp'ss
aud Blotches. l-f tts
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EVERY BOX WARRANTED.

EVERY BOX WARRANTED
- slI - !jfB i'tiS ifs1s '.TiiiL :
Nest csoplsts sstafaeti"s Gaasaatssd
tea or No Psy. .
Fun directions around each boz.
,Phyoieisns suppled By mail, postpaid,
for S2sO per thousand, in bulk, cash in
advance, We will send these Pills to
INV yeliahlh druggist or merchant 70 ecu
ON commiseios. Agents wanted every
where. 50 ..&
.. JOHNSON 1 CO.. 3.
g.s.i.. lliGel Illsk l''liist'p.
asJaas NY. @ "a
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NJ. a. Dunn,
Physician and Surgeon
Monegomevy, La.
Magistrate.

JOIN NJ TUCKER
Magistrate Ward.1.
st. Dssis Street, Natchitochss, La.
nRONPT attention given to oil business
j entrusted to bis care.
- Claims collected at small cost.
Refers to tho Bar Generally.
Jan 57S-ly
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THESE COTTON MILLS ARE PROFITABLE,
aud there 10 consequently no reason
why wages should 10 reduced. Tho
mile return about l21 per cent regu-
lsriy on tho capital invested. The
cation they uss u oil boaeht. Of the
dmr, aud c"sts Usually two aud q
fracti"n cents lees pot pound than
that ueed IN, Massachusetts. At the
crdins,y price IT cotton last year THE
would b. ! difference VI 8 per- cent
in favor VI tho South. Tho labor
h~ie b also cheaper ; and wheuever
tho capital can b obtained at reasou.
able rs:es, soch enterprise, 10 the
opinion Of Nj. Riebasdsep, orc a.
ways bound TO suceeed. gu go ~
Their suceessi woald mean note,
hs believes alec, than the pro6t Of
few folturate individsels. s e there
were % 0Aay eottou mile %. Nioste.
sippi 10 proportion to popslatioo q
thvje sro u Massachusetts, ctbe labor
probleo would b solved. Tbese
would b place to use labor which
caspot COW b employed 10 the Geld,
Poor whites and members Of the De-
no family who are now burdens o.
the community would b t7e
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CHAPLIN. c. +. DKASoUEr. T.P. CHAPLIN
CHAPLIN, DRANGUET 4 CHAPLIN
Attorneys at Lac,
NATCHITOCHES, LA.

nRACTICE In the District Courts OF
Natchitoches, Sabine, DeSotO and
Red River and in the Supreme Court Of
the State March Ely.
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rAs Greatess Medical Triumph o.
Modern Times! The Mysterious
CHANNEL Of Disease Discovered,
and a Certain Cure Prori.
ded. Tie Stomach, So
Liysr, and Bovsls
tie Centre Of
Rseass.
PARSONS luRGl1IyE pills
Tho Great Auti.Billious Remedy and
Miasmatic DISCOVER.
PARSONS
PURGATTvE PILLS

Arc tho result Of long.continr red Scion
tic investigation, aud are Warranted to
euro q: diseases originating in the
Liver, and Bowels No grip
inc paius follow tho MA Of those Pills,
unless tho Bowels are indamea; but Re-.
livf. lmmedia,s Relief, may no relied
upon. ~ : Common Family Physio
- +" ~
n .TnV RnGlS
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6he geuple's Finditator.

Trsasisnt advertisements 81. ~ psr square VI
haeo 0rovler, first insertion. Each subsa.
Qusat iHsorticu IS cents per square.
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NATCH[TOCHES, La, MAY 81, 1879.

utterly unpr~pared to resist any thing
like . serious attack, aud, never
dreaming Of danger, there were a
handful of volunteers, some men Of
the Twenty fourth, aud some civil.
iaas, about 80, all told. They were
under the command Of q couple of
young lieutenauts, Bromhead, Of the
Twenty-fourth, and Chard Of the
Royal Engineers. They knew moth
ing of the bitter business that had
('een going on at the camp. Their
frat intimation Of trouble arose from
seeing fagitives making for the river,
and, 10 the distance, natives 10 pur-
suit. Seeing danger. the young
Lientenants called their men TO arme
and commenced to turn their CON.
missariat stores to account. They
had a vast quantity Of meal in bags
and . large store Of biscuit in tins.
These, under the young Engineers
direction, they hastily
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LA FAVORITA.
Guile de San Francisco, m1naero 81

Absolutamente separada de LA BoRINQUEN,
pues ha deado de ser su sucursal como 10 era
anteriormente, ofrece al pdblico un varisdo
surtido de NOVEDADES precios sumamen-
te limitados, con el objeto de renovar constan-
temente sus aparadores con mercancias impor
tadas de los principales centres de Europa.
Ademas de infinidad de artlculos que estan
pr6ximos llegar, mencionamos algnnos de los
acabados de recibir, como son:
Cintas de seda con tieco sin el, flores, fe-
cos, botones, ab"nicos con plumas para seho-
ras nihas abrigos de lana, chalinas, tiras
bordadas, encajes, blondas, rizalos, corses
medias finas, cuellos bordados, peinetas pu
seras, cinturones, porta colas, juegos de cristal
para tOcador, f1oreros ele cristal, gorras "a
patitos de raso para bautismo, perfumeria, ju-
guetes, loza, copas, vasos duceras de crista,
calzado para sel0ras, caballeros ninos, para
guas y parasoles, bastones, baules todos de
cuero, maletas, carteras y silas para viaje
guant"s de cabritilla, de seda Y de hilo, cam-
sas, cneIos punos para camisas, corbatas de
todas classes, somhreros para sehoras, caballe-
ros nin9s, costureros, pahuelos, &C., &c, &c
l T'ujiHo d Go.
Puerto Rico, MARIO 26 de 1879.
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BRILLiNTES DE- CALIFORNIA.
opuN

Ef-q6e' SssA1sribe, recien llegaeo de los Esta.
dos Uni| ,frece este respectable pGblico ell
mas 2. TO surtido de prenderia, entire la
que sO5. salem los tan celebrados Y de moda
pendientes do ORC CON brillantes de California,
que las personas mas peritas confnnden con los
verdaderos pulseras de cadena que ajustan
todas las muhecas este es de Ultima nevedad
en- Am zrlca y Enropa leontinas para reloj de
senora Y caballero; relicarios para i'd collares
para schoras, gemelos con iniciales sin elias,
relojes de Gro Y de plata otros varios articu-
los que seria largo enumerar: todo 10 cual Sc
propone realzar preclos de costo por tener
que ausentarse para Nueva-York.
Ell dep6sito expendo de dichos articulos
esta en- la reloieria de d. Enrique Kehrhahn,
cae de San Justo, mum. 10 ID. Enrique Do
minguez, en- la plateria de la calle de la Forta-
leza mum. IL, intormara respecto la calidad
de las prendas M. Cordoba. 3-3
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AIBIGI0s IBBIHlbDS.
Los actuarios que SUI scriben

CERTIFIcAN que enla seccion cuarta pie
"a de los autos de la quiebra del vecino comer-
ciante de este pueblo d.. JOSE Ruxo y Basart
re ha dispuesto por auto de este dia del sehor
Juez Comisario de dicha quiiebra, citar los
acreedores de aquel para que Ell ell termino de
doce dias habiles, que vencein ell veinte sete
de los corrientes, presenter "a los sndicos de Ia
qtedcha quiebra que 10 son ID. Francisco Men
d. Sebastian Mont y D. iJandido Carbao,
ste pueblo, los titulos jus iticatvos de sus
tos, debiendo tener lugt la celebration
de ID nHfas de examen de dicltos a;55ditos, ante
1el citado senior Juez Comisari3 el ola cuatro de
Abril entraate hora de las doce, por 81 por
medic de apoderados EN- forma, apercibidos de
10 que haya lugar los que mo- comparezcan
en- cumplmiento de 10 dfsppesto y para
conocimiento de los interesad3S Y su publica-
cion en- ell BOLETIN MERCANTILJ librames la pre-
sente, con ell w B9 del Sr. Juez Comisario, en-
Hato-g o-grande doce de Mario de mil ochocien-
sos setenta y nueve-V.' q. .'-El Juez Conf
sario, IseTn.--Actuarios NicOtGs Casas.-
Etas Sanchez. As
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GRAN NOVEDAD.

En- ell antique y acreditado establecimiento
LA BoRINQUEN Sc encuentra un surtido feno-
menal de sombreros de todas clases Y formas,
chneas 2a rs par y 3 rs, zapatos de nj
nos a 30 cts, cintas de gr6s de todos colores y
anchos, abanicos desde un medic hasta SIG,
baules, perfumeria y una iHfnidad de articulos
de novedad y fantasia.
Igualmente acabamos de recibir un gran sur
lido de sombreros fnos, de castor, de Ultima
moda, procedentes de Barcelona Paris, un
sin ndmero de articulos de fantasia polainas,
muy atlas, de nina, a l2 rs., de sehora a 2 Pc
sos, corbatas negras de nudo largo eleganti-
simas. Mo- 49,
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Vapor dirtGto para Ia Peninsula.

Elvapor espanol Santiago, del porte de l. .O27
toneladas, su captain d. Qurico Riberas y
PONIES, hara escaa en- este puerto, fines del
pr6ximo mes de abril, 81 reune suticiente MI
nero de pasaeros Los precios no seran mas
de los que llevan las demas empresas de vapo-
res, tanto para el pasaje como para la carga.
Tan luego Sc haya recibido ell n1mero de pa
sajeros que Sc desea los consignatarios haran
llegar q notcia del p1blico el dia que ha de
llegar ell vaper a esta su salida.
Los que gusten tomar pasaje pue,len dirigir-
Sc los Sres Pastor Marquee y Garcia, calle
de Tetuan NJ Z. HIT. RI Alb.