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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-15
FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS.
GEORGE w. CASSIDY,
OF EUREKA.


The Republican, Central Committee OF
Nevada helN its session in Virginia on
the Sth inst. The committee numbers
perhaps 20 members. Of this number
two had the moral courage to send in let
ters of withdrawal, giving as the reason
a determination to support Hancock and
English. We allude to Mr.. J. D. Bald
win, of Storey, and Judge Stevens, OF
Humboldt. Both had been consistent
and active Republicans since the organi-
cation of that party. Both were dele
gates to the Republican State Convention
held in Eureka two years ago. Now let
us look into the significance of these de-
clinations. First, the gentlemen were
recognized as leading members OF their
party. Secondly, most natures shrink
from the notoriety which an open trans
fer of party allegiance entails. Hence
the conclusion is irresistible hat the
Hancock boom has taken a deep hold OF
the popular heart in Nevada. Two out
of twenty are found courageous enough
to face an unenviable notoriety and pub
licly withdraw from the councils of a par
ty with which they are 10 longer in sym
pathy. At the same ratio, how many
changes does this mean among the 5000
Republican voters of Nevada. Certainly
not less than 1000. We believe it will
be more, and so believing we say to Dem
ocrats that with a strong pull altogether
we will assuredly sweep the State for
everything in November. In the mean
time we welcome Mr.. Baldwin and Judge
Ctayapa IN tho namoorafin fold
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-15

Senator Roscoe Conkling was seated
upon the veranda Of the Brighton Beach
Hotel very recently, looking out upon the
white caps and stroking his Venetian
beard. An express reporter approached
him, and after a few moments Conversation
on general subjects, asked:
"And what do you think Of Garfield,
Senator ?"
What do l think of Garfield? Well"
n there was a pause, and the Utica
Adonis stroked his beard again.
u think" he said, and again there was
a painful pause,
what is your candid opinion?" said the
reporter.
WELL" was the reply, ~ think" And
after q TWO minutes pause the Senator
sad. - Think think l won't say anything
about it.-New York Express.
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PACIFIC COAST INTELLIGENCE.


point all CIerks-AssessInents-
Celebration Of m french Citi-
zens' Anniversary Republican
state Convention at Sacramento
August IIth.
GBy Telegraph to the Sentinel
SAN FRANcIsco, July 14.-The Board Of
Election Commissioners held a meeting
to-day, and heard arguments on the ques-
ton whether the appointment Of a clerical
force resides with the Commissioners or
the Registrar. After argument, the Board
passed a resolution to take full control OF
election matters and appoint all clerks.
The following assessments were levied
to-day: Mono, 81; Orc, 30 cents; Grown
Point, so cents. -.
The San Francisco Stock Board Will
hereafter hold a short session just prior to
the informal session, for the exclusive call
Of local gas, water, bank, insurance, rail-
road, powder and other miscellaneous
stocks, and Federal, State and County
bonds.
The French citizens celebrated the an
niversary of the taking OF the Bastile with
much spirit to-day. There was a general
display of bunting all over the city. The
French and Swiss societies, military com
panies and citizens marched in procession
through the principal streets to the Grand
| Opera House, which was elegantly deco
rated for the occasion. Ex-United States
Senator Sargent delivered the Grafton in
| English. There were also addresses, a
| poem in French, and vocal and instru-
mental music.
The Republican State Central Committee
to-day decided to hold a State Convention
for the nomination of Presidential Elec-
tors at Sacramento August 18th.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-15

OUR STANDARD BEARERS.
Formal Notification and Graceful
Acceptance.
HANDSOME SPEECHES BY THE NEXT
PRESIDENT AND ICE-PRESIDENT.
General StOcktOn's Address on Behalf OF
the Committee.
OUR STANDARD BEARERS.
A Patriotic Gathering On Gov
ernor's Island.

New York, July 13.-General Stockton,
on behalf Of the committee of the Demo-
| cratic National Convention, in presenting
| Governor Stevenson, its chairman, to Gen
| Of the ablest and wisest bodies Of your
countrymen ever assembled have given you
| this nomination with perfect u~nanimity,
and, General, since that convention has
| adjourned we, Of hat committee, have
| been to our homes; we have seen our con-
stituents; we have seen Democratic masses
and conservative people of the country,
and with one accord they ratify the action
Of that convention. So we are bound to
| believe, and do, that your election will be
an accomplished fact. I have the honor to
hand to the secretary . communication in
writing informing you officially of your
nomination" So saying, Stockton handed
the secretary of the committee, Mr.. Bell,
an address signed by the committee, after
which it was handed to General Hancock.
In reply the latter said: Gentlemen of
the Committee appreciate the honor
conferred upon me by the Democratic Ma
tional Convention lately assembled at Gin
~cinnati, and / thank you for your courtesy
in making that honor known to me. As
soon as the importance of the matter per-
mits, l will prepare and send you a formal
acceptance of my nomination for the Office
Of President of the United States" Those
present were then introduced to Hancock
in turn, who had a few words of welcome
to each other.
Stockton then turned to William H.
English, who occupied the same position
in the room where General Hancock had
lately stood, and said: 1.-the Cincinnati
Convention, with unanimity unparalleled,
appointed us a committee to wait upon
you at such time and place as would be
most agreeable to you and inform you in
person, and also in writing. of your nomi-
nation. l now have the honor to con
graduate ourselves on the event and pre-
sent to you, on the part of the committee
and in the name of the Convention of the
National Democratic party, the official an.
nouncement of your nomination, which
will be read to you BY the Secretary. The
Secretary then read the address, after
which English spoke as follows "Mr.
Chairman and Gentlemen of the Commit.
tee As a practical business man, NOT
much accustomed to indiscretion of action
or the circumlocution of speech, 1 will say
| plainly, and in a few words, that I accept
the high trust which YOU have rendered
me with feelings of profound gratitude,
| and that l will, at an early date, formally
| and in writing, make the acceptance which
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-15

In East Belmont, July $40 the wife of Ed
ward Rosevear, a son.
In Austir, July 12-To the wife of James
Rowe, a son.
In Paradise Valley, July Ito the wife of b.
+. Riley, a daughter.
In Paradise Valley, July 10-To the wife of w.
A. Rodefer, a daughter.
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1T is said that one Of the female shrek.
ers at the Chicago Convention uttered such
a yell for Grant, that it broke her back
comb and scattered az hair-pins OF the
noor. Don't believe 1t. That sort Of
women are all short-haired, or else wear
cork-screw curls. "eA'
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WHEN the Republican party goes down,
as it will. in the present campaign, it
will probably turn up four years later as
an integral portion Of che Greenback
party.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-15

Ii the Garfield boom cannot be held
together except by assessing the poorly
paid clerks in the departments at Wash.
ington, and Withholding the amount in
case they do not feel able to contribute.
the aforesaid boom is not worth saving.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
REMOVAL.

THOMAS MURPHY has removed his Boot
shop three doors south of the new brick build
ing on Main street, where he is prepared to
make the best French Calf Boots to order. from
$40 to $16. Repairing neatly done. A large as
reduced prices,
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Good WatchwOrk.

Good WatchwOrk.
Mr.. P. STELER takes pleasure in announcing
to his customers that he has secured the ser.
vices of the very best matchmaker on the Coast
-one who has had Is years experience in the
finest matchmaker establishments of Europe
and America, and is prepared to do all kinds of
fine watch work and clock repairing on the
shortest possible notice, and satisfaction guar
anteed. All watch and clock work warranted
for one year. N. BAH kinds of fine jewelry
and diamond work made to order, and jewelry
neatly repaired.
Watches. Clocks, and Jeweiry Re-
paired.
If you want to have your watches, clocks,
and jewelry repaired in o workmanlike man
ner go to P. STELER'S Jewelry Store, Main
street. All work warranted.
Pure whisky.
No family should be without Simmonds
Nabob Whisky. Best in the world. jun13 I'm
Nab0b whisky.
Simmonds' Nabob Whisky, used for all me
icinal purposes.
Wanted,
Active employment by Morris Fl. Joseph. late
of the Golden Rule Store. Address, Postc IA e
box 298. jun13 If
Medicated whisky.
ALI physicians recommend Simmonds' Sabob
Whisky.
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II would box your ears" said a y0ung
lady recently to her stupid and tiresome
admirer, eff" "H what?" he anx-
iously asked. "If," she replied. ~ could
get Q box large enough for the purpose"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-15

Il Kentucky Court of Appeals has
decided that the statute which excludes
others than white men from serving on
luries in that State is unconstitutional
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-15

YOUNG dENr.-"Might I ask you Miss
All" Miss-"yery sorry, sir, but I'm
engaged for the next three dances" Y-G,
~ is not dan cing-ah-it is-it's-bee
our pardon, Miss; you are sitting on nv
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Notice Of Dissolution.

TrO ALL PERSONS WHOM 1T MAY CON.
Il Germ The co-partnership heretofore ex.
isting Of Farmer 4 Lesser. proprietors Of the
New York Store, has been dissolved by mutual
consent. Mr.. Farmer retaining the entire Stock
Of Goods. Store Fixtures. and all OUTSTANDING
accounts. J. d. FARMER,
JULIUS LESSER.
EUREKA, June I'D, 1880. jy1 I'm
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
jackson Mining Company.

Jackson Mining Company.
r ocATIoN OF PRINCIPAL A ~.
IL business, San Francisco, California
cation Of works, Eureka, Nevada. NJ
Notice ia hereby gwen, that at q meeuns n n
the Board OF Directors, held on the stn asy 4
July, 1880, an assessment, No. IL, OF nity 80 n
per share was levied upon the capita st Tus,sd
the corporation, payable immediately nMee
States gold coin, to the Secretary. a. 'ne Un l.
Of the company, 4ns California street, noo-
San Francisco, California. .halI
Any stock upon which this assessmsns lao.
remain unpaid on the 18th day of August. ICY
will be delinquent and advertised for Sal, made
public auction ; and unless payment - dsy
before will be sold on Wednesday tnc - a.
Of September, 1880, TO pay the deiinqu.nn ma
sessment, together with cost Of advertsins -
expenses Of sale.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
u. N. SHAW, Secretary,
Ofhce-iO8 California street. Room D.
Francisco, California. ,v,s.td
Eureka, July IL, 1880. u
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MARRIED.

In Belmont, J~uly4-Orville Appleby, OF Grants
Vile, and Libbie Campbell, of Belmont.
In winnemucca, July l3-Miss Laura Berry,
aged 20 years.
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FOB RENTT-

A DWELLING HOUSE ON PAUL STREET.
IA Six rooms, witt cellar and wood house.
Eureka, June !, 1880, junS.tf
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Dissolution of Co-partnership.

VFE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST.
Il ting between Graham, Hintze h Mcsorley,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
at the old stand, and will pay all inde btedness
owing by the late Arm, and will collect all
bills due the same, A. HINTIE,
ED. MoSoRLEY,
CHAS. GRAHAM.
EUREKA, July 0. 1880. jy7-1m
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cid.
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SALE,

WILL BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BID.
w der for cash at 1 O'Clock p. NJ, on the
premises. the 9th day OF August. III not sold at
trtyate sale before that time) the house and
lot being the conner lot No. 8, Mccoy Survey.
Eureka. known as the White Property, oppo.
site Otis shop. and next north from the Ruby
and Dunderberg Con. office, fronting on Main
roe streets. A. D. ROCK Agent.
Eureka, July 10, 1850. For T. J.. WHITE.
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New YORK, July 14.-An accident oc-
CURED on the Long Island Railroad, be-
tween Pear Falls station and East Rock
away this noon. A gravel train going east
with 800 italian laborers ON board, ran un-
der a Eeavy iron rope, by which . der
rick near the track was sustained, sweeping
the cars and knocking off the laborers.
Many were MANNED in a shocking tanner,
and many had their skulls fractured.
Three we're fatally hurt.
Arthur and ConkIing Going Fishing
New YORK, July 14.-The Tribune says:
To-day General Arthur is engaged upon
his letter Of acceptance. 1t will be made
public probably On Thursday. On that
day Arthur and n or two friends leave
town for a brief vacation before entering
upon the duties Of the campaign. 1t Is
understood that Senator Conkling will
join the party for . fishing excursion in
northern New York.
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The Starving Doctor.

New YORK. July 14.-At midnight last
night DR.. Tanner had tasted 15h days.
In the afternoon he was driven to Central
Park, and was gone about two hours. He
was very quiet during the drive. During
the day he frequently munched broken ice;
he appears weaker and is evidently failing.
When he retired for the night, at $50, his
pulse was SO, temperature SO, and respira-
ton IS. DIR. Tanner is more cheerful and
not quite SO weak to-day. His pulse is 95,
temperature 6Sk, and respiration Is. At
noon he was weighed, registering 1872
pounds, a loss of 25k pounds since COM
mencing his fast. He drank water fire.
quently during the morning.
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PIaisted Agrees to Resign.

LEWISTON. Me-, July 1.-THE Journal
has it from Democratic sources that the
Democratic Committee in session at Lewis
ton, on Thursday night, decided it inexpe-
dent to fuse even on Governor, and the
Democratic Committee has asked Plaisted
to resign, and he has agreed to do 80. The
Committee adjourned to meet at Portland
on Thursday Of next week, at which time
a call will be issued for the regular State
District and County Conventions. II this
be true the end Of Republican rule in
Maine is near at hand,
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M~edicated Whisky.
ALI physicians recommend SiInmonds' Sabob
Whisky.
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Active employment by Morris H. Joseph, late
of the Golden Rule Store. Address, Postc face
box 299. jun13 If
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NEW TO-DAY.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14
hU1A CVArAhla Dn tAIvAbS alias.
SERVlCIO ENTIRE NUEVA YORK
PUERTO-KICO.

hi r.pdo comudo val'0r CLAKIbEL de
/, 100 tOneadtss hafa vlajes ulecLOs dcsue Nue.
va ork erLe puerto, haclteGo dco, .uee eSca-
las en- AreclbO, ASuauls, Mdyasd>Z, fohct,
Arroyo HLiuacao, para cuJos puAtos aduIti-
ia carga pasaJc } sieluO sus salu&s ue Nue.
ya-I Ork I'll 70 ue octuDre, - ue uUVlcln1j & Y
8 de enero pro2iiAos, ucsue cuys iecna hai d
lgnal carrera el eXceleGte vapor EfNA, ue pur-
te ue 4Uv tuleiauas, auID0s vapot IS en- COM
DluacloA para sus SaIldas cada ID dlno desue
Nueva York.
1arifa de pasaje entire Nneua York, Puerto
Rico densds pue'tos dc Ia Isla donoe toca
" Uice. UerSd.
Tn pasaje eli l. . camara. ........ $50
Tn i'd en- id. ida y rueita. ........... 100
PARA LA ISLA
Admite pasajeros desde este puerto los
demas de su ruta los tipos estaDlecidos por
otras empresas de vapOres.
7arJa de fetes para NueOa York
Cafe, az1car, mieies, &C., etc, segun conve-
nio especial con los agentes, iiDre dc capa.
La nads bardta ruta para Europa, ma
NueUG- York.
con opcion & permanecer en- dicho punto los
pasajeros, todo el tempo que juzguen opor-
tunO.
Conocimientos boletas de pasajes. directos
Sc dan en- todos los puertos donde los vapores
de Ia compahIa tocan, para Europa, Canada y
Boston, en- conexion con las siguientes hneas
vapores
Via Nueva- York por la de Cunard, White
Star Inman para desde Liverpool North
German ,.loid para y desde Bremen. HAM
burg America! Packet Company para desde
Hanburgo -Whts Gross Line para y desde
Amberes - General Transaiisntic Company
para desde Havre. Anchor Line para y
desde L6ndres Glasgow. w.-Merchsnts' Des-
patch Il International Lines para y desde to.
dos los puntos del Canada -Metropolitan Line
para desde Boston.
L,o5eta directd para Europa.
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XarlIa para dinerS

sLtayeoopal saiG do $sepe. -.....,... u pA
ldon nlts Is ssVco.-~--.. ..~.>........., - ~
lres Wagons Icasati&ntioos tOctir Nn plymouth,
NESDuLSO "a 3oIihaGlpton. In esiA axslci2 Sc ex
.id6n .'aSaJes aitrc,os cara ParIs.
80 eApenden bIiIstec dc lda y vueIlA para puS1
les InlercoonlaleG IrtsAtIanIlCoh pOr . MeseS
lno rec >stva;leSte coz una rebel,i del 10 =, y.
1ADA3 ES Utt tAalLIAS. - IodA tAsriila com
juesta as mas p5rsoRS ouYo pasdJe 1rtisaliAnt-
20 corl DonEa 81 valoc DO cuaTo ptssaIea ehteFos
Cloae dsI,chc "a Ia reUala dc ula seXtA paite del
lont2nt5 del pscsSJo ktiet aase Dor iajnllia Us
dEos, MOS cri@dos. hSGs reduccion ao Lane iu-
4. 4r cCtAldG rAlIAa. -'le5t-lcs CS dA 5 VuoII<~
Los nlaOs s1gAcS 4. amos. unp sratis. 1e . IL
ouA!tc sa3ts. Ae Ia "a Aiae.
LOS nlsa,@.US para krGL~i& clatQuier paEt3 de
Eur5JG p1edeu GUSTAV 10 uiaS e. lA.h>terrs 81 a5l
lar ca SranG1d. Aos paSSleros por eotes ,apores
l~nGr.An .i pEIvIealO sAa..C oA "a ferro-carrli
entrs uGaroG2rk. Es1l=, kfyGloaI. a1ondres (. uua
royslel ao ~ ~. .3i re2HaCe&i5S y e d>4 HuetiC.
s.,i.. . ptAt<1 itS pASt*1@S, clii3hrC4utiO Gu
s,eit, DueCL<i lU4.s,ti -HtLs Al--s "a &sei
los el ~. t1efp- i.,C0, $f2. S t.oec ~: =!
,sssais .uIs 90 N3sssv HNitt AZ - ~ r1t%stXo
AQ@-a4x j. 80 kG-tJS !9SA.I3tlLs t.I i1ss>. p4
asA oe;%aofsc -A o. p2E 70. ..ls ~ G1n;ixia i..re
S''oi. st .4 ls.sesa, Coios t1l elsto iIcu.efatn
DjnliAcas Arhts Ar0Y ItTG, 1fs!&i, - als1,.i,.
~ IaiEa I.-i i'9rt 81 ts. 4uyrt., i.,nn
EtkysDuIh oAIIt h,k. s=GiA 4&As. Gs2n ticeafS.
pi.&0 Is GSi& Irlnlgtas4.
e1>ls<4E tG0r rfesAss tnonlprS para ,0s tEaSp9g
tes d. lcDsJr } ca's > Europa,
SAI4 oUrm9a1res Ac4Ie p5sa}"s isIas 3SMas, IL
riyl.as i Ia AKsatIs - ~ GoIak~Gla
9UaaD&f..n ts7~- u:a Ood4 - es vSlures gae
eii tSfAeJ .I4s3$ * sAJSyt s>.=s, u t<1JE!i. u
81 iss eapecas at lAea coa see!ne is,. saa. aau
2h3ni q, 41ssJ .a4... et4-l-at F4ars II - rnt l.
AQentes en- SlIa Jttdjl, lit 1iCF & Co. - Nu-
gtdeO, u j. H. CoOper II. Il j.
Aicaide. Ponce, oTeS. CoTta.L. Il O0-.h0gu
9Uez, H. Roberto GantGeS --Aga,td. .Ad, oreS.
HuChter :. CU.
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Doseta directa para Europa.
ul lasaIss ia J Til

Niflos memories de tres amos 40 pagan paea-
je. Entire IL amos mitad de pasa)e UTia-
dos acompanando sus AMOS zlS parte de pa
SAFE.
Para mas informes tipos &c 1etes dirtgirse
4 los agentcs de la cpnlpsiia ed SIC Jti8n, So
brinos de EzQaiaga Arecibo, L. Fernandez
Il co. - Agundllla, Kuchler 4 20. Nay yagaez,
PLATA 8 Brave. Ponce, OoIlada & Co.
Arroyo, Fantauzzi HermsnQs -Hamacae, II
Pep3 pue6. 90
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NOTA.-Los pasaies tomados bordo Co.'S
taran IS p.S recargo.
So expenden Billetes De ida vueita pa
vaiidos por So dias iesde su fcchis
Los uihos memories lie aiios, uuo gratis,
de 8 d 5 afios solo la cuarta parte, de d
IL afios pagaran la mtad del pasaje.
Los pasajeros de cubierta han de lleyar
conslgo los enseree do CANA y su6 provisio-
ueS.
Para mas pormcnores dirigirse en- San
yuan Puerto Rico. los AGentes generates
SILVA Co.
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Pasqjes trGsatlGntieos.

PGSdjeS tTGS1ttGntte0s.
De este puerto & Santander y St Nazaire,
70 a. 1s y deIs g. de IL Entrepuente
eaOO STA $3.50 $50
Elmontante de pasajes de fetes 90 pagade-
ro an oro americana su aqnival ente en- mon
A corriente con el 5 p% dc aumento.
OONCESIONES.
ge expiden pasajes de ida y vuelta en- los
.;asss infercoloniales, validos por dos meses y
.on ,l,a Is p% de rebaja, y enlos trasatl4nticos
sSli.los nor doce meses y con un 70 p% de re-
baIa. .-.o, 7, -
tsIife de cuatro pasajes dc Gsmara 90 hara una
T,os niiios memories dc aios gratis, de a8
4 cssarta parte, dc s s II Il mitad, de doce
cnr6rliIos pagaran pasaje entero. Ouando una
tsroi|;a terxa varioe nifios memories de amos,
u6lo nno de elIos ira gratis; los demas pagaran
cuarta parte de pasaje. a.-
w trrikdos yarones pagaran Ell precio hlado.
az ia pasajoa de entire puente, y lasmujeres
~ 500 lfr<i0& 1oI pe1aje fomndes por sue arnas
- mf1 deta1I@e dlrIeixss
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.Isgadis. SiIIaa,

Con este nueyo itinerario quedar& esta lfnea
on conexion en- s. Thomas los dias a Y 25 con la
Inca DE- ST Nazaire y los vapores que hacen ell
IntercoIoniai do Trinidad, Cardpano Cumana,
Barcelona, tvs) .fockmeL Puerto Principe,
Santiago Ia Cabs ! Kingston.
Para mas intornlea Girigirsea
.Sslu,t d 20, Agentes.
san juan. r. r., nsyp 'sde 1879
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14
HapOr " ManMsls" oap:tss pillefn;I
nL Puxnyo- RICO ron III Sus DE SAHTo DOMINGO
sxouE III SIauIESTg rTIsERAaIo
r n A
RETOR II O..
COEsraEA EArARlos.

n,,rvTrAs. Bres. D. z. H. DoiG Cornp. p.-tsIsAAA,
SncSsnraa SC Silva, k9drigusz CQmp. p.-BAEAooA. b.
IIavo Con p.--kJuDA, EIes, y. Il. POS Oonlp. =
E.ay0 arc InosSTsoo Sr q. Juan 2oU.-MAgAdaEG. bon
satY Rarr sdo S aUApiLLA Sres. Anaell, Julia Of-
HnT1sT0. RICO Gros. Iriarte, Hermano dc OaraeeHa
Sromn -lAHTn0MAE, Gras. Lamb Coup.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14
COMPAaiA GENERAL TRASATLANTICA
DE VAPORES CORREOS FRANCHISES
LINEA DE 1n.4RSELLI.

Llamamos Ia atencoh del concrete Y del
pdbico Ell general a Is yaracion que ha teui-
do esta Inca de yapores ell da itinerario, ej
que empezara regir Ell corrients MES con el
vapor GUADELOUPE, 800 toneladas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14

cancias Sacos vaeios, PERU
1msrfa. Juguotes. Cuchilieria. soi- ,-r--
H1oA1 -..n,ss- 5;..u-~ r w ~v4 Or toIfo-
~ de,.,.. clayos, tuDos para
sas ferreteria pintura, acei- isda DC peso
fe ikrcia, jabon. velas. papei, f6ot. ,,.
rnuebles, where's, who's, llco- m"oldS
rslss rss espiiAueao' ............ opcion del
anHinaria (no teniendo piezaS
tlS1e pasen do dos toneladas dc leOl. vapor.
ysse1 v pailas para aZaoar.
VI v!drierta, cervezA. ciGiento 4M
jadri,Ins, abonos. .......-...... - -.
.arrn cal,eroS fogoneG. ....-. 4Sl' Ion' oe peSe'
Soz hl,sta a000 Sacos. Isl pasa
"a a0OO sacoL. hete convsncio- tel. 1uem'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-14
UalrUal6s. .

De Gonzalez Ealnos, salen aiariamente i
las los ,ss Iii tarsie, fssra Rio piedfaB, Carolina
Isgeas / iss caatrD para Cangrclos y Rioy
saetipas, feta. Oe tosias horas.
. OhsIgass in Fortssis. N ;siHn "a