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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-03-11
aARFIELD's CABINET

Much of the strength and prosperi-
ty of every national administration
depends on the ability and dispo-
sition of the cabinet officers OF the
president. Strikingly, in at least
some instances, has this been the case
in the administration just closed.
Notwithstanding the many honors
that cluster around Mr.. Hayes, on his
retiring from the presidency, no one
will recollect his administration with
out recalling the valuable services of
John Sherman and other members of
the late presidents personal advisors,
every one of whom have justly earned
the plaudi, Of !" well done, thou good
and faithful servant" Bat the qucs-
ton that now most interests us is,
what will the coming administration
be like; and our eyes turn not only
10 the newly inaugurated president,
hut also to those with whom he will
be surrounded as personal advisors.
Inasmuch as the Republicans OF Ore
gon so earnestly desired Hon. James
q. Blaine for president, they cannot
but congratulate themselves on his
appointment TO the position OF Secre-
tary OF State; and no one who re
veres the memory Of Lincoln, can re-
strain the feeling of satisfaction that
the war department Of the nation is
TO he controlled by his sor. Taking
the cabinet collectively they are a
good selection and we doubt not will
in all respects fill the expectations o.
the people. They are all men who
have long been before the public and
their public acts are the commor
property OF all. We print below
their names without further com
ment: James G. Blaine, of Maine
Secretary of State; William Window
Of Minnesota, Secretary OF the Treas
ury: Wayne McVeagh, of Pennsyl
vania, Attorney General; Thos. I
James, of New York, Postmastel
General; Samuel j.. Kirkwood, o
Iowa, Secretary of the Interior; Rob
ert F. Lincoln, of Illinois, Secretary
of War; William NJ. Hunt, of Louis
lana. Secretary of the Navy.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-03-11
PACIFIC COAST.

Stock men are very plentiful in South
ern Oregon buying cattle.
Broom corn grows to its best advan-
tage in Jackson county.
P. Loron is missing from Brooks Sta
len. Last seen Feb. IA.
CliIuese laundrymen have to pay a
qs,a rterIy license at Jacksonville.
John Smart has been appointed sheep
Inspector by the sheep commissioners OF
Lake county.
More ffsllin. boats will be built at
Astoria this year than in any former
year 1t has been demonstrated that
they AN be built there quite as cheaply
as riSan Francisco.
The next session of the Willamette
conference OF tho Congregational churches
OF this valley will be held in Oregon CITY.
commencing on Tuesday, April 18th, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ.
John E. Folsom. of Zion. has lost sew
erai valnlbe horses this winter. The
disease battles every attempt to cure ii
adl is the same that caused the death OF
SO many horses for r. B. Lewellyn Of
Sprlngwater last winter.
r. Crawford, who has beer prospecting
for coal between Coos Bay and the Mich
alem, says the country is full of it..
B. F. Dowell, of Jackson county, ha.
picked sound almonds and apples from
trees on the point OF blessoming. The
Winter there must have been one o
s-ethereal mildness. .
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Notice Of Final Proof.

81 = =
Notice is hereby give.l that the following
named settler has fled notice of his iilten
tions to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore B. w. Wilson County Clerk, at Cor
Wallis, BentonsCo., Or. on
Saturday May l4th, 1881.
viz: John j. Nye, Homestead Application
No. 1886 for the s. w of N. E. i Sec. Q
W. of N. E. i and N. E. 4 of N. w. j
Sec. IL. 7. II. s. r. IL West. He name:
the following witnesses to prove his con.
tinuous residence upon, and cultivation OF,
said land, viz: N. A. Thompson of Monroe.
LAURA Thompson of Corvallis. r. M. Thomp.
son, Of Corvallis, ]. W. Williams of Cor
Wallis, Benton Co., Or.
l. I. BARN, Register.
Land Office at Oregon City, Or, March
Sth, 1851.
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This Side Of Portland
All Styles of Pr intng Executed
in the Best Style and at
EASTERN PRICES.

Having added large lot of New
Material to our office, we are now
better prepared than ever to print
Posters, Circulars, Cards, Bill Heads,
Note Heads, Letter Heads, Duns. or
anything else in the Job Printing line.
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In Justices Court, before VIM. B. Stout,
Justice of the Peace.
State of Oregon,
County of Benton.
William Mackey, Plaintiff, Civil Action
VS.. to Recover
Wm- c. Clark. Defendant. Money.
To William c. Clark, the above named De-
fendant i
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Oregon you are hereby required to appear
before the undersigned, Justice of the
Peace for Yaquina precinct, in said county,
on the 9th day of April, 1881, at one o'clock
in-the afternoon of said day, at the Office of
said Justice, in said precinct. to answer the
above named plaintiff in a civil action.
The defendant will tak e notice. that if he
fail to answer the complaint herein the plain.
tiff will take, Judgment aginst him for two
hundred and forty-three dollars and sixty.
six cents, together with costs and expenses
of this action.
Given under my hand this I7th day. of
February, 1881
VIM. B. Stout,
Justice of the Peace.
| hereby certify that the foregoing is a
correct copy Of the original now on file in
my Office. WM. B. Stout, J. p.
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A PARADOX,
The Lion and Lamb Lie Down Together
coNTRARrA coNTRARIEs ET siMIIIA
SIMILIBUs.

e
coNTRARrA coNTRARIEs EFT srMIIIA
SIAILIBUs.
If there be anything in the man
agement OF disease, discriminating in
favor of one or the other modes of
treatment, why should not the pee
pie know it?
DIR. Bird, OF Portland, gave in his
communication to the Blade, few
statlstics-of which we challenge a
successful contradiction-show
that difference of about SO per cent.
obtains in favor Of the new school
practice; also she shorterduration o.
disease; and we know the patients
are not physical wrecks or slop shops,
neither are their teeth destroyed from
acid and mercury, when they get up
from sickness.
Now should man be considered
selfish. guilty OF ignominy, and wear
the brunt of society, in laying these
facts before the people, after closely
and impartially investigating both
sides for their benefit.
Who is more guilty or morally res
ponsible than the physician, if he al
lows himself hampered down and tied
mp by docma, Instituted century
ago, by those who sought to protect
themselves against the advancement
and innovations of knowledge.
We say guilty, more guilty, most
guilty is he, who has life in his hands,
the life of father, mother, dear
child, when he does not acqua!nt him
self with all the means known to man
for their benefit.
Although he may be conscientious
In carrying out the tenets of his edn-
cation 10 the best of bis ability, yet. is
he honest with his patrons, who put
every confidence in him, when. he tells
thec, all has been done that can be
done is he physician in its trne
sense, when he. obtains the teachings
Of one faction to the exclusion Of all
others?
This i matter of serious import,
and demands notice of the highest
attribute Of man-reason. as well as
the respect of all who live for SOM, :
thing more than affiuence and popr-
lari ty.
With the usual PREDATORY remarks
We take up in aa bri, fmanner a possi-
bic the law Of cure of the new school
and contrast il with that Of the old.
Give drug the eff Ct Of which il
Is desired to obta ain OH the animal e
eonomy and its d ase in tie treatment
sf disease, to an individual in health,
in sue,l quantities as TO produce It
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-03-11

a newspaper, the points of difference
and parts in common our object is
to show in general ontline that the
old school have no science Of thera-
peutics.
How well we have succeeded re-
mains for the reader to Judge; it is
very evident that screw is loo. g
somewhere.
"a drowning man grasps at
straws'' What Homoeopath
Says will receive a passing notice,
either next week or the week follow
ing, by the counter part of What
Allopaths say" NEXT.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-03-11

Msrs. Graham, Hamilton, Co. known as
the live Druggists Of the town. are always
mp to the time and ready to meet the de-
mands of their many customers. They have
just received a supply of that wonderful re
m1edy that is astonishing the world by It's
marvellous cures. DIR KING's New DIscov.
ERY for Consupmtion. Coughs, Colds, As
thma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Phithisie,
Group, Whooping Cough, Tickling in the
Throat, Loss of Voice, Hoarseness or auy
affection of the Throat and Lungs, This rem
ealypositiveiy cures. as thousands can testify
if you do not believe. Is cali at Graham.
Hamilton & Cos Drug store and get Tria
bottle free of cost or a regular size bottle
for one dollar As you value your life, give
it a trial and be convinced, as thousands
already have been.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-03-11
AN ABLE LECTURE.
On Laying Down Land 10 Permanent
PASTURE.

DELIVERED BEFORE THE STATE AGR.-
CULTURAL COLLEGE RECENTLY-
AN EXCELLENT AND INyALU-
ABLE DOCUMENT. INDEED.
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Real Estate for Sale!
.... SITUATED in ......
GO R W Al LIS.
Benton County, Oregon.

TWO VACANT LOTS, in the central part of town
handy to the Westside Depot. One of the most dc
sirable places for a residence III the citv. l5jan
TWO IMPROVED LOTS, on the main busines
street, with small stable, woodshed, and good COZ:
dwelling house, containing
1'hese lots are nicely situated Tor any Kind of bus
Less purposes. l5jan
One Steam Planning Bill and Sash and Door Factor
Corvallis with all the machinery necessary to ops
rate the in all respects The owner there
wants to quit the business, he therefore offers t
n actory for sale at price more than one-th;
yhan its cost or present value.
All the above property is for sale. reasonable
farms Forfurther information concerning the same
inquire of NJ s. WooDcOCK,
At his Law OFFICE, in said CITY of Corvallis
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SUMMONS.

In Justices Court, before VIM. B. Stout,
Justice Of the Peace.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-20

SJun Sl-5 FSl5U $50
Est precios son pagadeTos en- orc ame-
r.cano su eqcgalente en- mOnoda eorriente
con el s p.96 lie aunent3.
COME STONES
Sc expiden pasajes de iQa J lie yuelta {. IL
yiaies ntefcol0niaes valldos pOr dos mescs J
con IN Is pa de r,UaJ~ en los trASat-
lantcos valdos per un ano Goa III 70 pa
de rebaja A toda tamiiia cnyo pasaje com,
pute al montante le cuatr0 pGsales dc eAmara-
Sc le concedei4 ana reUaJa lie 10 p.96.
Los ninos memories de ahos, graus; de q
8 amos la 6'. lie a y "a mitad, do
cumphdos pa5aran pasaje entero. Cuando
uua taiulla teuga varios ninJs memories do 5
amos solo uno dc 3li0s Aevaran gratis, los de-
mas pagaran a.. parte de pasale,
PASAJES De CRIADOS
Los yarones al preclo hjado para los de en-
ire puente, y las mujeres pagaran 2.3 de pa
sale, tomados por sus amos.
Para mas lntormes dlrgirse a los agentes.
SllUd Fer'r8r r 20.
inno 7.
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GRAN BARATURA
EN-
CALZADO
CALZADO
CAEIZADO.

FL antique y acreditado estableci-
miento I'll DLANANIE " San
Justo 81, acaba de importar por
vapores Cludad Condal " Gil
Jon, un grandloso surtido de boh-
nes de pieI de lobo, beosrrllIo mate,
charol y buffalo para caballeros y
para ninos asl como los elegantes
y fnos zapatos de corte bajo.
Tamblen ha recibido por vapores
+" Cadiz y Bueuaventura, una
gran variedad Dc articulos de nove-
dad y fantasia.
Por aguardar nuevas remesas en-
los pr6xlmos yapores, Sc expende
tauto ei ca.zado como los demas f.
tioulos d Precios sumamente redu-
cldos.
Marroquines marca RIOS de 10
Feutas al por mayor y ell detail.
-~GUILLERAo LLANERAs. O. %
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Para iuforrnes dirigirsr a sus consiBna'a
rios en- san Juan, Gale de la Fortaieza n 81.
VyGnde Il 20.
ii los consignatarIo5 en- los deinas puer-
tos Ponce, Sres. Pastor Marquee & Co.
Arro,o f. dc Aidecoa.- Humacao, Carca-
bon. Sierra x Co. Naguabo, A. Nj. Oms &
Fable Il 20. -Aguadlll., Martinez " Co
AreciDo, Ahumada & Co.-Vie9ues, l.. Sar-
ria.-St. Thomas. Fediersen Wink a 90
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AinOs memories dc tres amos no pagan pa
sale. EntIe tres y dooe amos nlitaad de pa
SIZE. Crlados acompanando d sus amos doc
rerceras paLtes del pAsale.
Para mas inIornes y upos de hetes diri.
ianse los agentes lie la coInpanla-
San Juan lie Puerto hico.
o. - S0brin0S de EkTaagd.
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nBuella OCaSi0,l!!

Ell que suscribe ofrece de venta
todo ell naueblGie de SUI casa-habilacl6n,
entire e. cua, hay I'm magnilico PIANO
de la fabrica do PIeyei y dos CONSO-
LAS dOradas. Tambien Sc realiZa to-
DO ell servicio de mesa y cOcna.
Para pormenores de precios e ms
pecci6n de dichos efectos dirigirse a la
ca.le de San Juslo mum. 2, altos, de II
q 4 de la tarde.
, J. c. D.AZEVEDO.
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TABlCOS ri AbORADt

Excepcioualc4 Ell caiaa ie lio ae 3
tabacos, miiiar. ........ etiO
ldem sir mo lie ia -. ..... TO
In, erialas en- caias he So IS
pagali. o,ti,lnna en- :, las g. Is ~
Idem idem en il3m dc ,V.. ,..... -
Tdam de orefercucia on lem de IS ga
ReiIn Victoria en- itsm 9 so 20
Brevas .impel iales on i lem lie 80 .. 65
Oazadores illDerlule+ en- ilen lie 81 20
Brevas en- hoia en- Id n lie 81 -. 90
Idem ciindra1as en- idem lie LOO ~
Idem corrientes on iAcm ic 100. 80
| !em en- paq1etes de 10 go. g.. O.. Y
Regslia britannica en- caas lie 50. -. so
Victorias hnas en- idCn da so ... 45
Las vltolas 10 expresadas Oh el |
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La Ciudad Conda|.

Por lbs vanoras "Cin1a1 Condal''
ID Rarealopa CyeIon A. ,mb1r-
90. ha recibido dicho nuevo estabIe-
cimiprto los uouie tas o4oeros
cI1.no -,.
0D.1.TN- r5
80. % a. ,.o.e1oa ~ 1do' ,''''" '"' &c
''ol"S' rS,11ct = ~ ,1''ou': o.',e9.
CTTbnA5 4 '-''''
Medals yCANISETASen gran
canuu@q.
MAhhoQoIho hoS * oaia.
LIZ Ao J ciuldFon1S ue touas
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No1A ,E Lc FtGcos COERIENrEs QUE rLGNG EsrABLgNDA

2o&aa espocia en jlem 10 81 ....s u =.
tt .chas esHscaes All ideT lie 30 10
Iem 90 rientes }n ldem do 100 .... 30 D..
Regat Ia L6nirps especial en- idem
de loo. ................. 80. 35 E.
ilen EN- core 10 en- iden lie 100. 30 =.
Ilem soDremesa an idom de 90 -. 80 =.
Idem cDnchas idom dc 100. ...... 30 E.
Uonchltas gu idt n lie 100 .,..... 25 E.
Meianos on idem dc 100. ....... 20 ..
Mi.ar en- nsquetes lie 50...,...... II e..
Perjlas en- pluJstes do tabacos
20 paquetts )r r.................. III
'cadura prens via on paquetos de
uuA nor .........-... .-....... oU
Hem sin prensar on p0tes ....... so
Idsm suett dol pals ............. =. IS
Idem hebra para 1ipa a,............ OF :.
Oigarrillos con picadura hebra, 25 ca
1etes por NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. vi
scio corriente 4 preoios convencionales
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!sSIsll Of d Hl9lEI PIQ aCg
ON EocAIA ~ NUFYTIAs, GIBARA, CUBA,
P0kUE, AAYA3UEZ PUERTo-RIOo.
VAPOH "PA@A.JES.

Id A.
Sldra do Hsbana al 30 de cada mes para
Nue7ltas.
Id 'e Nueyitas el 2 de Id H. ID Gibara
Id de Gihara ell 3 dc IL. III. ID. Sgo de Cuba
q 10 Sgo OuDa el III. ii, id Ponce
Id lie 7 once el s i'd i'd. id. MayagiieZ.
Id de Mayagdez 81 9 id. id id. san Juan.
Llega a San Juan, T. r., el 10 de cada mes
RETORNO.
.Saidra de Pto.-t-cc ei l4 de cada mes para
Aayagiez.
ID lie MayGgiiez ell is ID id. ID Ponce.
I'd DO T nee 81 i6 q id. ID : 10 Cuba
IA. de ; lie Cu0ael IS i'd. ID id. G!bara
Id ds Gioara el - III. Id. i'd Nuavt'as.
Id. Dc NuevttA el II ii. i'd il. HaDaha
I.ega ; "a lIaDana 81 Is de cada .nes
Sc aInite cargs J pasale para todos estos
p1artCs.
Mas detalles darSn sGs c0nS ,nataFios
.SobTtnOs te hsQitd0d
Puerto-RiCo.
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sTARIFA De PASAJE
ENTIRE NEW = YORK \ SAN JUAN
On pasaje en- l. { oamara ............. t7l
TARLFA DE FLETR PARA NUEyA-YoRK.

Cafe, A AziIcar, Mieles, etc, segun con-
venio especial con los ageAtes, Abres de
cape
"A MAS BARArA RUTA para Europa
VIA NEW YORK con opciou permanecer ell
dicho puntO los paSAJerOs tOd0 ei tempo
que Juzguen opOTtunO.
Oonoelmiento y SoIeta de pasales directos
se dan en- todos los puerCo5 don4e los vapo-
res de la companla tocan, para EstTC pa, Ca
rsada y Boston en- conexion con las s1guien
tes nneas de Yapores
VIA NEW Y0RK.-Por la do Ltudrd,
White Star, & inlan para desde LlcerpO0L
-N0rth German Lloyd para y desde Bremen.
-HdfR0trg american PGchet Con pdfag para
desIe ABlUeres. - General Transatlantic
Company para j desde hdUTe, ,-4nct1r Line
para ,iesde L0rIdTes y GsaSyut0. .~-AeTCiIaaLs
Despatch &c Iftte71lattolatll a Lt7ls para des-
todos los puntos del Canada. - HetTopUtt-
in Ltle para desde bOS.o1t.
HoLETA DIRECTA PIAZZA EUROPA.
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VlPDRES- -GORRE1S ISPHIlLFS
DE LA CUMPANIA TRASATLANTICA
ANTEs
DE a.. LOPEZ Y COMP.
VIAJE DikECT0 DESDE PUERTO-RICO
\ CADIZ, 7 BARCELON

6alids de Prers1 Rico 81 liza 10 10 Gaia
mes.
l. Cawara SI65 p CanaTa l30 ). CamarA s..
TambIen pue5e nacaFse 81 2 ale, ssliendo -
Puar,o-i.icO, IS clns !, IL : - ie Gaia nos
Y LCasJoFcau 20 e a Haaaha
Los prec3os 1sra ostos vaes, son ios 81
guenles
Ia a. }
Oe Puerto Rlco d Hebans go ) "a 8 IT
pe Il. SautRn0a., = ~ bar
celoEA wa Hal j 4l........ 2@0 $50 10
Las ,oca,idados ipeeiaies y caner3te- e0.
,9ros. seran a prot'Us c)nyenegnaleS
Habr rebajas Para as ta.nil:as nusnerosas
con u,dos,
Ins lhcion dt lai9 an mueblaie especia!
preclos convenciouaes
Se espideu pasales lie ida vuelta con Is
?. y de reoaja,
La En4presa ha heeho as siguientes mo
ti1cacioaes en- ct pssaJe de los niflOs Que
viajeu cor gus fsuiIias.
FHMEKA s47USuA CAXARA.
Tn ni1o hao,a .e .t10a, ca c4da camilla,
5IalIs. Lo7 dclAt5 hesta auos un cuarlo
h.aaIe los d" a Ia tnos mesuo pasAlo.
LOS ceTlas pa7ale enterU.
TlaoAAA CI.AsE.
Tn nlLo. hasta dos amos, gratis Los nj
Us nast 5 amos medic p4saie Los demas
D,.seJe oAt%ro.
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Pre1 los dc pasgea traSGtlQnHcoS.
IL de l. 2' de l. 81 de - EAtre puente
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De este puerto ASt Thomas $40 $5 3
,Habuna. 90 23 Is
Verscruz 90 AS %
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ConPala general l4atlanllca
ANCEs

Linea dc 81. Ndzaire Santdnder.
Ii dia Il Go cada mes saidIa &c 81 NaLalre J
esca,la en- Santaudet, con destino este puer-
TO. VIA San Thomas, un" de os mejores va
pores de IA Oompahl4, Aegando este dltlmo
puerto el dc eada mes, siguieUdo hastA Ne-
racruz con el sguiente lTlNEtAKlO.
SALIDA. LLkGADA.
De ST Thomas ell s. San Juan, P r el
=" s Juan, F. Il. el la HaOana ELL. II
- HaDaaa el IL q Neracruz ELL. IA
RFTOkNO.
Sa!ieado de Vera, ruZ e is dc cada mes,
llegarA Il este puerto Del ~ al 20, tomAndO
aQul los pLsajerUs tletcs para Europa
Precios de paSaeS intercolo"saleS.
Ira EnTe pts. PS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-20


Tipot reducidos DO Flstes.
oancias. Sscos vdcios. PeTtu-)
nttta 1uEUe'ef Cucl tIerIa. {eoi
DrOsha .-..s--.---.-..J
IuaGilc ia. AlaL4 hre. .cotre, ho- tFCr tone
de iats. clavOs. tuhoe para
HIsEI5.9Iik DiI4tara. aosi- Ia Ia dc peso
jarcia iBpoI. Ve,As. papel. fS0l
muebiss, viveres vinos ll"o- medida
res esklFftuosos. ~ uae mine
ralae. .........---; ..;....,..... opoon DE-!
SlainArta mo tSni@ndo p!oaals
que paseI De dos t1Aela&As dc ISOl. vapor
peso p6ilAs larH R10cAT 80.
"a vidEieEiA. coI Vee.s cilciento an,
lairillos, ahonos ....-.,...-... ~"
erru, 0Alderoe foHonos. -. NI. Ton, ie paeo.
roZ h&stn 300 sSens. lai pRSa
dc roo sacoE, nss>5 eop vencfo- 4el. Idem.
nkI..-...-...---r. ..--.--.+s..s1
Todo cou CAPS - S%. s!eudo pagsdero On Liver
Dol. lie ION siendo paxadero cn Puefto-R'oo
Ambio corrlente de airos en las techas de Las ess
de los vaporee.
No Sc mara cor oci miento per meDos da kaIole
Las ple8aR butts &c nIAQllLSriA Que pasen lie
ios topeia4as lie peso, 0trhs merGanciAs no men
yionaliAs arriba. dse. III ganctoaal.
eobre smbar0ae pOr M soloVkpor de 10 m4nos
luS iOs IOAclzdA5. III a solo Cons LE 1Atario
shoEara La capa. psS lG- fete en- Liverpool & 10
p.sefa 1p los 1ono1:I1 iea.-Fl.
Pa q Uornenclse dir tkS,rse
i Liverpool los Sres, White. Forman & Co |
San JueH, p. R, SObrinos de EzQuiara -
Pence, Saur1 SuDlra Il Jo.-Mayagdez, Kraer. !
mer Il 10.