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THE COURTS.
POLICE.

POLICE.
Drunk-John DAILY, continued; John
Zeigler, Samuel Jones, Thomas King, So;
Theodore Stellenkamp, 10 days; Della Law
renee, 30 days; Jos. Cuff, S..
Disorderly Conduct-Delia Dalton, Mag
gle Kerr, Michael Krebs, John Krebs
Frank Roach, dismissed; Alex. Marks
Geo. Strange, Martin Condor, continued !;
Sarah Smith, 80 days; Thomas Martin $50
30; Michael Kramer, $3 VIM. Numeiler,
$40.
Assaultand Battery-George Moorestead,
Thomas Marshall, dismissed; Sarah Arm
strong, Ferd. Crone, Christ. Fahrenkneg,
VIM. Brown, continued; J. c. Crosby, 1926.
Miscellaneous-George Sears, ]. q. Sim
mons, vagrancy, dismissed; Thomas Ferdi-
nand, known thief, dismissed; Collins
Brown, same continued Mollie Will
Jams, malicious destruction Of property,
dismissed; James Farrell, abusing family,
80 days; Mat Ryan, same, 5000 days; VIM.
Cooper, petit larceny, 80 days; John
Amenskamp, false pretenses, $4,000 days;
John Miller, committing nuisance, contin-
ued Winifred o. 'Hern, petit larceny, ,$2oo-3O
days; John Curley Vim. Warden, obstruct-
ing sidewalk, continued; VIM. Free, house
breaking, continued; John Dockney, es-
Gaping from Workhouse, $200-3O days.
COMMON PLEAS.
John Dwyer and Roger Whalen, upon
plea of petit larceny, were sentenced to the
Work house for thirty days and a fine Of
5000 each.
The will of VIM. Inott was admitted to
probate, with Mary mott as executrlA'
Realtv IS NM.
Pnnlnp preis wac appointed ndministra-
trix Of Rndnlnh p-nis Peel eetate, 81 900
TO-MORROW'S CALENDAR.
The cases set for tomorrow Wednesday, are as
follows:
DISTRICT.
2,962-George W. Haisch VS.. Lewis R. Strong
ct al.
2,963-J. W. sibley VS.. NJ. W. slbley, admins
traitor, ct al.
2,96i-Gerrnan National Bank, Louisville, vs.
U. s. Mail Line Company.
COMMON PLEAS.
Before Judge Moore.
52lg2-Charles NJ Oakley vs. Barney Bungener
52,20S-Louis Fischer vs. J. R. Schmidt& Co.
52220-Henry Meyer Co. W. John ?. Brecker
& Co.
Conrad Stephen & Co,
Before Judge Johnston.
5j,846-Mary Gross ct al. VS.. Charles Fries ct al
5565l-Elza IIaenzel VS.. John Robinson.
55G6l-Christ Wchmeyer vs. COelestin Diesinger
55GS1-Charles f. Newton vs. Hubert Heuck.
4S,765-Wm H. DOwdell, guardian, VS.. Harriet
N. Hunt ct al.
Before Judge LongwOrth.
52,295-Henry ]. Gerhod VS.. Samuel Bloom
Standardization o. Hesel vs. James ?. Hall.
81, 52,323-Barney Knobauch VS.. Morin Eichler.
52,Yjl-Thc Phillips Coal Elevator Company vs..
James 7. Duffy ct al,
SUPERIOR.
Before Judge Harmon.
49, TO9-Patrick Welsh VS. Theodore York.
34 2O9-Jacob Kimberiin VS.. Israel Braun.
~, 2,739-Jacobs & Mescher vs. &. V. Robson, Jr.,
Co.
2G927-Robert s. Coleman VS.. Charles Rule.
Before Judge Force.
32,SS2-Henry Ohlsen VS. George W. DeHaVen
ct al.
82,86i-w. P. Hubert vs. Joseph |. Cook ct al.
SO, ,096-John Bockweg vs. The City.
Before Judge Foraker.
33O97-Herman II. Huelsman vs. The City.
33,272-Joseph Kinsey vs. C. c. Reakirt ct al.
33, ,l76-Josephine Z Laird ct. al. vs. The City
ell al
80, 3,GSS-Charlotte Dallmann vs.. Henry Halle
! ct al.
| 3S,645-Georgiana Moore VS.. Joseph McDougal.
| 33,6i6-Franccs Moore vs. Joseph McDougal.
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Death Record.

The following deaths have been placed o.
record since our last report:
Sherman Mitchell, IA yrs, Illinois
Mary Boeckmann, yrs, city.
VIM. Willenberg 8 yrs city.
Mary Martin, mos, city.
Ross Isaacs, 8 yrs, city.
Susanna Letzler, mos, city.
Bertha OFT, 8 yrs, city.
Henry Rosa, minis, city.
Geneva Morgan, 3 yrs, city.
Sarah Johnson, IL mos. city.
Oscar Payne 5 mos, city.
Elizabeth Breitenstein, mos, city.
Elizabeth Hoyle, "a yrs, city.
Jacob Chaser. 10 yrs, United States.
Anthony Kelly, IS yrs, Ireland.
Richard Mairn, SO yrs, Ireland.
Mary Luken, 60 yrs, Germany.
Louisa Pria, As yrs England.
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Arrested for EN- mbezzlement.

Detectives Ampthauer and Kushman
this morning arrested John Fielder, thirty
six years old, of 81 Mohawk street, for the
embezzlement of $472.
Fielder WIS driver for Christ Kinsinger,
assignee of the Bellevue Brewery, and
while working in that capacity is said to
have embezzled the above amount. Fled
ler is locked up at the Central Police Sta
tion.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.


Especial River Dispatches to the stard
On CITY, Pa, June l7-9 A. M.-River
| foot and stationary. Weather clear.
Thermometer. 100. Wind north.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, June lilo A. M
River feet inches and falling Weather
fair Thermometer 61o. Wind southeast
PIrTsBuRe, Pa, June I'LL A. M.-River
foot inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, June 17-9A. M
Kanawha River feet inches and falling
slowly. Weather clear and warm. Wind
southwest
Steamboat Movements.
The punctual City of Portsmouth leaves
daily at p. m. for Chilo and attends to all
way business.
The fine large side wheel passenger
steamer Telegraph came down this morn
ing, and will leave from the foot of Broad
way at p. m. for Pomeroy and sh inter-
mediate points and take people and freight
Morgan commands and J. T. Hambleton
and Kendall Morgan are her competent
clerks.
Captain Tichenor's popular and reliable
Cons Millar will leave tomorrow evening,
without fail, for all points ON the Lower
Ohio River and Memphis direct.
The speedy and commodious side-wheel
steamer Fleetwood will be the regular C. &
0. r. r. packet leaving to-day promptly
at p. IN. for Huntington. She will be
followed by the Bostona tomorrow.
The large and elegant new SoHthern ex-
curson steamer New Mary Houston will
depart tomorrow evening for New Orleans.
Captain E. L. Shinkle commands and
Chant Shinkle is her affable clerk.
The Bonanza came down this morning
and returned to Portsmouth at noon.
The Wildwood will be in tonight and
return to Maysville tomorrow at noon.
Bost-hands Gossip.
Business moderate.
Captain VIM. Bays new steamer, build
ing at Ironton, will be launched as soon as
there is rise. Ten feet of water will let
her off the bank.
The river was falling here at noon to-day
with feet 5inches in the channel
Weather partially cloudy and warm, with
of rain.
While in port last trip Captain Charles
Miller, of the New Mary Houston, was pre-
sented with gold.headed cane by Mr.. and
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The market is steady to-day at yesterday
prices There is a fair demand. and selling o.
Change to-day at 81 OF per gallon.
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FINANCIAL

CINCINNATI June 17-2P M.
Exchange steady and demand light and un-
changed Drafts on New York at 1-1O discount
buying. and par selling. Sterling at yesterday
rates: Sight 81 80, and sixty-day bills at 81 SS
per c.
The following are the local quotations buying
and selling for Government bbnds.
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some new house of worship to take the
place of the one sold last week. 1t is said
Rev. DR.. Mathews. of Newport, has &C.
cepted call to take charge of the new
church.
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and no quotable change. We quote New Orleans
35@40c for good to choice and 2s1aSc for inferior,
per gallon. Refined syrups held at 45@7Oc per gal
lon.
Rice steady and quiet, and unchanged. We
quote Carolina at 7sz@814c, and Louisiana at 79
ne per ID.
Sugar steady, and moderate demand. We quote
yellow refined at 7C@ss<c, extra G at T5s(9S14c.
white at S11@794c, granulated and powdered at
99914c and crushed at &c per ID. New Orleans
at 6@7c raw, 7A@Sc for yellow clarified and $40
SIC for white clarified. per ID.
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COTTON.

The market remains steady to-day and quota
tions unchanged Stock 1885 bales. Receipts Is
bales, Shipments ZIG bales. The following are
the official prices: Ordinary I1Mc, good ordinary
l2c, low middling l2Ac, middling l2l9c, good
mdding 1254c, midding fair 1870, fair i41jac pei
pound.
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Coffee: Fair consumptive trade, and steady at
previous prices Rio quesed dswn to lie for COM
mon, l3@l5c for fair to geod, and 17@lsc for
choice, per lb. Mocha at 26@27c, Java at 2Sa27c,
Laguayra at l5G17c per lb.
MoIasses has steady and moderate demand,
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DAITON.
Goetze has tickets for the Baptist picnic.
Mamie, the little daughter of Mr.. Chas.
l.. Gibson, is quite i'll with fever.
The Baptist Mite Society will meet at
the residence Of Mr.. Jones tonight
1t is urged that several city ordinances
are not enforced by our officers. Wake 'em
up, Newt.
Mr.. George Bowers and Miss Emma
Levy were married late Saturday night by
Rev. Mr.. Sanders. They will reside in
Columbus, o.
Charley Hayward has purchased Gus.
Holthoffs grocery, and will devote his fu-
ture to SOAP lard, melasses and such like.
Charley is posted on groceries.
A project is under way by prominent
OF Dayton TO build hand
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THE FORGETFULNEsS OF PEOPLE

HE FUEGGF ESS UF FEOPLE
The oxford Professor who to avoid the wind
when taking snuff, turned around, but forgot TO
turn back, and walked six miles INTO the Country
huge drastic, cathartic pills, forgetting that DR..
Pierees Pleasant Purgstive Pellets which are su-
gar-coated, and little larger than mustard seeds,
are positive and reliable cathartc, readily cor
rectng all irregularities Of the stomach liver and
bowels. Sold by all druggists,
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AGUAS
Minero-nledicinaIes Dc CoIaIlJnIllo. IIlJIl
PUERTO-R

Temperature de las aguas 45o 5 del term6.
metro cent1grado.
!, Peso eessppecftlco con relacion al aqua dos
Analisis nails gufmico. En- 1000 parties de agu.
1dem caIbonlco 81. $40 parties.
ldem sulfhidrico 49, 40 lidem. ii s
ldem clorhfdrico o. 544 gramos.
carbonate de cal O.. 251 idem.
ldem id. magnesia Is. 72O idem
Sulfato de cal 0. 264 idem. ms
1dem id. magnesia 0.540 idem.
ldem Id. hero 3.700 idem ~
Slice 0.7O8 idem.
Grandes depositos para enfriar las aguas
Ia temperature que Sc necesite.
Poseen estas aguas las siguientes pronieda.
des: depuratiyas, laxantes, sudorificas. "a.
Vulslvas, sedanteS t0nicas seguni a fSrma
y temperature de su uso. = =
Sorprendentes resultados en- las siguientea
enfermedades: ein dyspepsia, gastritis, gastral,
gas, d1senter1a y estren enimientol ,pertina1.
oDstrucc1ones del higado, bazo y mesenta.
RIO, 1ntermltentes antiguas que So hallen -.
tenidas per infartos de las mismas viscerss
nldropeslas paslyas cuyas causas sean los
clones reumaticas cronicas artritia del mis-
mo caracter, PARALYSIS sin lesion organica del
cerebro, en- Las que recOnocen Dor caUses 10
colicos nerViosos y de plomo, ciaticae ' tn
mores escrofulOsos. - -
AdmirabIes resultados en- el vicio yen6re.,
cerpetlco y diceras 8 que ambos dan lurlsr.
Las leucorreas blenorragias siempre e
modiflcan ventajosannente. -
En- las enfermedades del aparato-genito.
urinsrio, c6licos nefrfticos, escasez le la So
erection de Ia orina. galteracion del ,hquido
las aguas en- bebidas y baflos siernpre' s.o son
titles, = = 7r2hEf y s0A
Empleadas las aguas en- forrna de irriqa.
cion q toda sQ temperature, aliyian ann
curan las neuralgias, la rigidez y contraction
de los miembros:c l s5{t,aEaf'f 80
Medico- director, Sr. DR.. b. PEDRO HERnAr.
DEE SANTIAGO.
CsERA Il BLANCH.
hta. IS JUL 80. c administrs;la-s.
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lntercolen1al saI9 aV $osuo uo..,,. kna
r 4aem MaS 90 5000. .......... a.
6E
w Los taporoe IraSatlanticos J0ean III piymr,IT q
OnSDouEK coutlaAEton hn esta ageucla se AK
Dld6n DGsdJ6s dlrectOs para Paris Va
80 eAp5Ad9u pili9tes de ida yuelta r,sra ms,
lss 1htercutonlaieS IrasatlanticOs por3 mesGs ~,
aa0 r9SpocClVaMent6 con una r6i3aja tlnl 2S n 49,
FASAJES DE EAMlLlAS.- = Toeia fanaiis GOA,
pueetd 40 y las persoAaS cuy0 EasaJ6 Iraaatlnt,i
90 90 ~ oosipOnka % Vaor de cuatro pasaJas enterc
leAe 0erechG d la rebaja de una sextts rae RIA d..
Gontante dol pasae. Enti@ndase Dor faIn1li Ios ~
0LeP. hu9S cIlt.uoS. Esta reduction nO r1ens IN
gar euaA4U Se GADld&n pdS5aJ06 Dc lCa v vu ziu
4oS n1aoS meRe5 06 aiios uIs0 gratis dG + i /,
euaIta Darte. de Il Ia mtrad
4SS DSSalerUS para pcancix, otaiauier arta 6s
EuLoDA puo0on &ueaAr 10 dt8S GA iLgIarerrY si as>
Qar GA kran0lts. Los Daalslsle5 Dor t,stos 0anars
LSouEan ol 0rlvieklo 1o ytiar Gaze mo de herro
entr0 OnorDour&, Paris tIyanouth L5ndr,ss I1ne
Eoos9A 06 ~ p<S iSS 0in9aIcaQo3 Gu este Dusrtn
4s5t.4 DrCn1ploo lo6 paSaleros, elalarcsn do ar
eSto puerto tonaar 0iileIeS Sno casa dc os rar
.os on sal1 Sua 6eo. Sres. lAtimer CO: 81,
p1St1jo eol14Aae koTd0 DasaIa 10 ~ de rSlarys.
AaeiAa@ ue io5 GuerroS Ea9ncfonad0s scr1sS nua.
aS4 0SGS2oisS DSSGJoS DOE los VaD0roS de asfs Gnn,
pasla cara iuS SIX ufontes Duatos: Antiqu,. nsrha
Escs. aoll1e. CArtaseaa. Ooloa, OurazaO DSnasrar-
Uohlta4ca dranada, Grey IoWn, Jusni 81 Jan1aicw
IL uaiEtt, AstIinics Sort-au Prince Puerto IIMon
DAso . lsia dc Triniaad. 'A00AA0' ~
90 oSlSon ah0ra prSci0s m0dicos para los trespsr
tes o9 I&DA;o caie : EurOpa.
Fafa DormSnor6s sobre Dasaies, Ketes dennis Al;
riEiEse = la AEenola de Ia Oompahfa. ~
La VoHpahla a5a1ura toda ciaSe de- valoras nn,
81 sisSISo AeI@ieS rraloses 01oyas. 80 elaharauel
Thomas, aAban&. cualQuieT oLF0 uuntn a. aS1 re- a.
Ax9Er6S AA11mer d Go. $50
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Precios de pasejes i'sterco1oniales.
Pasqjes trasatzantieos.

- Pasqjes trasdtlantieos.
De este puerto Santander st. Nazaire,
lsde Il. 2 de II g. de IL Entrepuente
$500 $l74 $l6O 800
EImontante de pasajes de fetes es pagade-
no en- orc americana su equival ente en- mon
az corriente con ell 5 p| de aumento.
r esgss qea & CONCESIONES.
Ge expiden pasajes de ida y vuelta ca los
Wales intercoloniales, validos por dos messy
con un Is p% de rebaja, enlos trasatl4nticos
Vflidos Dor doce meses con un rs p% de re-
A toda familia cuyo pasaje compute el mon
tante de cuatro pasajes- de Camara Sc hara una
rebaja de l5p%
Los nihos MEMORIES de 8 afos gratis, de 3 q 8
b cnarta parte, de II la mitad, de doce
cumplidos pagaran pasaje entero. Clando una
ianlilia tenga varios niflos, nenOres de aiios,
solo uno de ellos ira gratis; los demas pagaran
cuarta parte de pasaje.
.4os criados varones pagaran ell precio fiiado
nor los pasajes dc entire puente, y las Inuieres
= dos tercios del pasaje tomadas por sus amas
prs mis- dstallss, dirigirse
- Glea 4 G9
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El Tel6grafo..
n=.- 1AK4HE S. JU SyHaD nz-

IMPORTATION DIRECTA
DE LOS PRINCIPALES MERCADOS DE. EUROPA Y AMERICA.
Gran dep6sito de tejidos de todas
classes, cal@ddo, sonobreros, perfiMaer{d,
n1dquiads de c0ser infinidad de artlcu-
los de adorno y fantasia.
HEEA1o nE kGutlALno
para e1 nueVo ano do $780,
Loterla gratuita para nuestros constan-
tes parroquianos y fayorecedores. Adj
jud cacion de tres, pren,ios con los tres
mayores de la Loterla provincial que
ha de celebrarse ell Enero pr6ximo.
-. % 49, S. MELON e Co. Is.
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,cOMPANlA GENERAL TRASATLANTICA
DE VAPORES COkREOS FRANCHISES
LINEA DE MARSELLA.

Llamamos la atencion del comercio de-
p6bllco en- general la yariacion que ha teni
10 esta Inca dc vapores en- su itinerario, e.
que empezara reglr 81 corriente mes con el
vapor GUADELOOPE, l,6OU toneladas.
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llegadls. SllIiis

Con este nuevo itinerario quedara esta linea
en- conexion en- s. Thomas los dias 4 rs con la
Inca de st Nazaire y los yapores que hacen ei
1ntercolonial de Trinidad, Cardpano, Cumana,
Barcelona, (Vs) Jackmel, Puerto Principe
Santiago de Cuba y Kingston. a#
Para mas informes dirigirsea
SttvI q Co., Agentes
San Juan, P. r., mayo de 1879
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Mediante e! empleo del 'Laete-fosfate
de cal con las nodriaas cuya leche a terada
habia producido diarrea verde y serosa,
hemos visto desaparecer ell NAL y recuPe-
rar los n,hos la salud.
Dr. DoLBEAU PAoUET,
Inanicion Mineral.
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siempre que el aceite de higado de
bacalao estaba indicado, hemos tenido oea-
sion dc yer cuan vcntajoso era dar Ia
par el Jarabe de Dusart, cuyas propieda-
des ape. i,ivas completan Ia -accion medi-
camentosa. --s.., .
Dr. RANT,
Inyestgacio1es expsrimentaiss sobrs d
IS Fosiato lie cal ~ ~.8ta
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TariIa nara dinero

aa1s 4na1 Dte. HoT" SALIDA. Dia. HerG.
Penn Ne41. .s. Ao . III Se1n Juan. Ii
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EN MAYAGUEZ.

Sc yende por precio muy ,rreglado un fnaa.
nlnco 6lllar dc pizarra con sus enseres necees.
rio de lacre, boias, taquera marcador de tan.
tos, guarda bolas, q u con cuadro, quinou(a
III encargado es el Sr. Defillo Reloiero en-
Aayagiez. /. 30 de iHbre eA
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Call'uaI0S.

!. De Gonzalez Ramos, salen diariamente 4
Las dos de la tarde, pare Rio piedras, Carolina
CagURs: q ias cuatro para Cangrejosy y Rio
,jietifas, deta0os a tolas horas
Calle de In Fortalez& .ahma "a.
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Conpaiia General 1rasaHaltiea
Or vAP0REs CORREOs FRANCHISES,
.fLGnea de ST Nasaire q SantandeT).

FL dia 81 de cada mes saldra de st. Nazaire
escala On Santander y Tcnerife con deSt1no
San Thomas uno de los mejores vSpores de La
Oompafia llegando este 1ltimo puerto el 6,
continuando su ruta hOsta Vera Cruz.
La Oompafia ACADIA de establecer un servi-
ciO intercOlonial con Ell Gguiente
ITINERARIO.
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Dr. GUBLER.
Msdiso de los Hospitales de Paris.

En las convdlecencics de febres tifoi-
IDEAS. en- la albuminurfa, en- ell di5betes,
all en- fin donde Ia economic esta honda
mente last t,mada, el Laeto-fosfato de cal
produce los mas rapidos efectos reconsti-
tuyentes.
Observation de los Dfa BIACEE,
MoNoD y TARDIEU.
Mediees de los Hospitales de Paris.
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SkIIDAS, 1ALAEttAUAS.
-6s<I s9ssq f1 --:ss.
De San. Thomas. ell s q San Juan p. r. ell
astE SAM uan P. r. ei 4 q Mayagiez. ~. el z
!" Mayagiez :. .el Z aJacmeL .......el 8
+" JacneL el 8 Pto. Principe. el 10
+" Pto. Principe el IL q SAINT. de Cuba. 81 II
g SAINT de Cuba. ell u q Kingston. -. el 13
RETORNO.
3is Saliendo de Kingston el Is con Las escalas
arriba mencionadas, llegara este puerto ell ~,
continuando eI mislno dia para Santh6mas, to-
Hando aaui los pasajeros y fetes para Ell vapor
trasatlantco que dicho 6ltimo punto Sc dirige
aSantsnder st. Nazaire.
Precios de pasejes i,stercolonioles.
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se uno el 25 de cada mes on Liver
Tipos reducidos de FIetes.

Todo CON capa de s%, siendo pagadero en- Liver
col, g de 10% stendo pagsdero ca Puerto- -hnico:
s<abio eorriente de Giros On las fschas de Las ega
~ sa f,rmars conocimiento per m6nos dc SO.106
3R fsSs pleas bultos de maQuinaria que pasen de
dos toneladas de peso. q otras mercanclas noimen-
Sinnsdas arriba, hete conversational.
Gobre Snbardues. por un solo vaDor dc no menos
,,a la foneladas para un solo Constgnatario, Sc
SSS"rars ar la capa pa0andese hete en- LverDooteA la
enfr00a deloS conocamieat0s. ~
Para pormenor6s. olrlgifse
- ravaTnool Alos Sres. White Forman & Co.
oA a. ImnR P r = 81 Hobrinos EzQuiaga
g. pnnno Pastor MarQne1 q 90.
NoTS~i;ez BOrda d. 20.
49, 1A11nnSSAlilIa -es;: Amell. Julia & Co.
:. 1InwScao - Nova b Hernandez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-10

He publicado varios casos de tisis con-
firmads, ! no de clos con destruction
completa de I'm pulmon, curados merced
al uso del vino y del Jarabe de Dusart
con Ia carne cruda como alimento.
D. DELzENNE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-10
DE venGA.

FoNDOS-CARRON de 200 a 500 gal; 20. 80.
CIMIENTO. PORTLAND
n. POU Y BUso.
IL HumAtao. safass
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-10
S. MELON & Co.
vIENIA 1873

Nos limitaremss citar las Observable
ms sisuienes
Ell Fesfato de cal, conviene aquellas
personals a qnienes el aceite de hisado de
bacalao ineo.i oda cansa. porque aun
cuando no Obre exactamente del mismo
de restauracion y fuerza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-10

Quesos Cheddar en- latas en- Eg Coln,ado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-10

La prondtud con la cual ell apetito SO
recobra bajo IL inaueneil del Vino de
Dusart en- las personals ancianos edul-
tas debilitaias, puede caracterizar este
med camcnto; nunca me ha desmentido.
Dr. PINEL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-10
Nundero 3
1NGAATERRA Y FRANCIA.


t217-60 $500 SlsOI
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-27
MINNEAPOLIS a1osELETs.

The Light Guard band will furnish the
music at the walking match on MONDAY
evening.
Prof. Sheppard delivered . lecture last
evening at the First Baptist church on
Dickens .s..- g.a,.g,Gs
The freight house of the st. Paul, Min
neapolis & Manitoba railroad is being en-
lareed by an extension of 100 feet.
Robert johnson, employed at Maguire's
store at 1905 Third avenue south, tapped the
till Yesterday to the amount Of $12 and
skipped the town.
Atterbury, the man from the Journal
who enters for the So-as-you-please walk on
Monday, is SO confident that he will get there
first that he wants prize put up for the
man who makes more than twenty-i
miles. 49, 5FEzi 81 a=@79
The reportorial "go-as-you.please" walk is
creating great deal of excitement among
the boys. Each of the contestants is conf
dent that he will secure the first prize, and
miles will be made. Ia Il. s.a.
The track in Association hall for the re-
porters' trot has been laid and is twenty-one
laps to the mile, instead of seventeen, az the
boys have been counting in their daily prac-
tice. It is said number of st. Paul peo-
pie are coming up to attend the race, and
perhaps special train will be run to return
after the race. f.. ..7 .@-.
"a Celebrated Case'' drew another appre-
ciative audience at the Metropolitan theatre
last evening. Tho play is mounted in
superb manner as to costumes, scenery, etc.,
and cost Mr.. Murray $1,000. The company
appears to excellent advantage, many of them
doing better than in anything they have at
tempted heretofore.
The funeral services of the late Thomas
G. Wilson, late clerk of the municipal court,
were held yesterday afternoon from the resi-
dence of his brother, Hon. E. NJ. Wilson.
The bar association held q meeting in the
morning, and after agreeing to attend the
funeral in body, appointed q committee to
draft resolutions of esteem to be presented
at the next term of court.