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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-09-05

On Saturday neat. September 9Th, 1882,
will sell at public auction, on the j. Wayt
Bell Farm. the crop of HAY in stack estimated
at 1O4 Tons.
Also my share (one-third) of the GROWING
COhN CFsOP, to be gathered and deli vered in
the crib by the tenant.
TERMS OF SALE, upon credit of sixty days
ior negotiable note satisfactorily endorsed to
DC given on day of sale. Sale at II O'Clock, A. M.
II. M. BELL,
sept5-It Admir- and Agent,
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PSORIASIS.

PSORIASI6.
81. E. Carpenter, Esq, Henderson N. Y, cured
Of Psoriasis or Leprosy, Of twenty years stand
ing. by the CUTICURA RESOLvENT internally
and CUTICURA and CUTICURA SOAP externally.
The most wonderful case on record. Cure GER
titled to before justice OF the peace and prom
1nent citizens. Ali afflicted with itching and
scaly diseases should send to us for this testi-
mOnial in full.
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Beneath Notice.

The Spirit of the Valley last week
used abusive language about the Spec
TAToR, which coming from any respec'
table paper would receive the notice
it would deserve; but coming from
such a source as the Editor of that
paper, it is utterly beneath notice. The
Spirit of the Valley is privileged by its
character Tor rather want of character)
to say whatever it may please about the
SPECTATOR. The character of the
SPECTATOR for truthfulness and respec-
liability is too we'll known to be injured
by the aspersions Of this pariah
among newspapers, whose Editor was
cowhided and was solaced with $500.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-09-05

The Charlottesville Chronicle says -
"An original Readjuster called at our
Office few days ago and requested us
to announce his readiness to bet one
thousand dollars that Massey will carry
Albemarle county, and another thou
sand that he will carry the State. The
Richmond Wing is requested by the
gentleman who makes the offer to give
information to its readers of this chance
to make money!"
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s. ]. Campbell, Auctioneer. aug29-tds
OSHEN HOTEL FOR SALE AT PUB.
" Lie AUCTION.

VI Lie AUCTION.
Rockbridge county, rendered May Goth, $780, in
the chancery cause therein pending Of A. D..
Campbell for &C., VS.. II. A. GoOdloe and others,
the undersigned commissioners, for the pur
pose appointed. will proceed to sell, at public
auction, upon the premises, on
Wednesday,, September 9th. 1882,
at II O'Clock, NJ. that valuable Hotel -
Property, situated at Goshen Depot, Ua53
on the c. 4 o. Railway. 551a
This property is considered very valuable.
having been for long time one of the break
fast stations on the q. o. Railway, and extern
sively patronizeA as q summer resort.
The buildings consist of q very large and well
arranged Frame Hotel, cottages, and the usual
outbuildings.
The tract OF land upon which the same is
situated. and which will be sold as a whole or
in parcels as may be deemed best on the day Of
sale, consists of upwards of SO acres. and Is
valuable for farming purposes, building lots,
&c. There is a valuable mineral spring upon
the premises.
A plat of the land will be exhibited upon the
day of sale.
TERMs:-Cash in hand sufficient to pay the
costs of suit and sale, and as to the residue Of
the purchase money upon credits of i, 2, 3, and
years, in equal instruments, bearing interest
from the day of sale. and for which bonds with
good security will be required, the title being
retained as ultimate security. But one-third
Of the purchase money will be received In lieu
of personal security, the purchaser having the
property sufficiently insured to secure the ball
ance of the purchase money.
w. A. ANDERSON,
8. h. LETCHER,
W. P. HOUSTON,
Commissioners.
8. ]. Campbell. Auctioneer. aug29-tds
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-09-05

YOUNG LADY. of several years
"a experience, wishes situation in q pri-
vate family. She teaches the usual. English
branches; French. Mathematics and rudiments
of Latin and Music. Good references will be
MISS X. FRANCISCO,
sepsr 3t* Louisa G. H., Va.
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A correspondent of the Alexandria
Gazette, writing from Abingdon says
Mr.. Massey has been informed by son
of one of the judges appointed by Gen.
Malone that the General had assessed
him $50 for his election fund, but that
he had not only refused to pay it, but
intended giving the General piece of
his mind respecting the gross impro-
priety of making such demand.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-09-05

SYNAGOGUE IN CHARLOTTEsvILLE.-
The Israelites of Charlottesville have
purchased lot and contracted for the
building of synagogue. The contract
has been awarded to Mr.. G.. w. Spooner.
The building will be located on the cor
ner of Church and Market streets, OPP
posite the presbyterian church, and the
work will be commenced Immediately.
The Warren Sentinel says :-"At Ben
tonville, one of the precincts in South
River district, this county, last Novem-
Der, Gov. Cameron received SO votes,
and of these, we are creditably inform-
ed, Capt. John s. Wise will in No
vember next get only S, and that the
ga will cast their ballots for
Hon. John E. Massey"
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THE COLD SULPHUR sPRT yCs IN
l. ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, v
FOR SALE AI1CT1oU

virtue Of decree Of TIE Cir cult Court of
t vs RendiGGg causes Of A. Campbell for &C.,
81. A. Goodios Sc =, and Johr! D. sterrett VS..
to sell at nnhis .urpose appointed, will proceed
49, C auction, at Goshen Depot, on
tho. ~, me" Aesday, September 9th, 1882,
SHIP able property known as the COLD
BRIDGE dUR SPRINGS, situated in Rock
IheT county, one mile from Goshen Depot on
inS hesapeake & Ohio Railway, and contain
. 95 acres. more or less.
This is considered very valuable property
and has been visited for many years by persons
afflicted with dyspepsia and other diseases Of
the stomach, spleen, kidneys, bladder, &C.
During the past season 1t has had as many WIS.,
itors as could be accommodated. The "A
buildings are sufficient for the accom- EEsJ
mediation of large number of guests, sRskas
and are pleasantly located.
Transition per cent. cash in hand, Is per
cent. at four months from the day of sale. and
as to the residue of the purchase money in
three equal instalments, payable II, "a. and 30
months from the day of sale, ali Of the deferred
payments to bear interestfrom the day of sale
and to be secured by bonds with good security,
the title to be retained as ultimate security.
Sale to commence at o'clock, P. M.
s. n. LETCHER,
W. P. HOUSTON,
Commissioners.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-09-05

PAUL's LOOSE STATEMENTS. - The
local editor of the Charlottesville Jefer-
sonidn heard Paul's recent speech at
Madison G. H., and he says that, paul
can make more loose statements in q
half hour than any other man in Vir-
ginia-at least when he has the meeting
''all to himself" Jefferson says, Ger
ror is harmless when Reason is left free
to combat it," So we trust is Paul's
speech"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-09-05
The dog tax fund in Fauquier county
has paid all claims for sheep killed by
dogs during the fiscal year ending LIT Of
TuIu 1900

dogs during the fiscal year ending 1st Of
July, 1882.
MAHoNE's LETTER TO WoLTz.-The
following is the letter of Senator Malone
to John w. Wolff. leading Virginia
Republican, informing him why he was
discharged from clerkship in the In
terror Department. 1t bears its own
comment upon the way in which the
Readjuster movement is being carried
on in Virginia:
United States Senate Chamber,
Washington, August II, 18S2.-Dear Sir:
In reply to yours of the 10th inst. beg
to say that your name was stricken
from the roster of the Interior Depart
ment at my instance. You were on
leave and had been for some time, on
what plea or at whose instance I did
not stop to inquire. Complaints came
to me from different parts of the district
and from sources creditable that you
were not only engaged in an effort to
influence the appointment of delegates
in behalf of certain candidate for Con-
gress from the first district, but that you
were also trying to excite prejudice
against the Readjuster candidate of the
State at large. All these things no one
questions your right to do as a citizen,
but while an employee of the govern
ment, and especially here, hold such
conduct to be abusive of the Office or
employment, and an improper implica-
ton of Che administration at time and
in q matter which the people composing
the party in accord with the admins
tration should be left free to determine
It is wrong to the party and an act
of injustice to the administration that
places of trust conferred by the support
of the one and the power OF the other
should be thus employed to interfere
with the free will of the party and I'M
justly excite prejudice against the ad-
ministration. Ihave failed on no occa-
sion where such has been the conduct
of employees here, in respect to conven-
tions and nominations, to insist on such
rebuke as the case and particular con :
duct demanded. It was the influence of
the Readjuster party in the first con.
gressionaI district that had secured the
place you held. You are now using the
influence that place gave you to con-
strain the free will of the party in that
district to a certain partisan conclusion.
You were, besides, using it to defeat the
election of its candidate for Congress-at-
large. Yours respectfully,
civilian MAHONE.n
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-09-05

SALT RHEUM.
Those who have experienced the torments of
Salt Rheum can appreciate the agony endured
for years, until cured by the CUTICURA REsoLv-
ENT internally and CUTICURA and CUTICURA
SOAP externally.
MRS. VIM. PELLINGTON, Sharon. Wis,
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AUGUSTA MALE academy.

Payable One-half upon entrance and one hall
Feb. LIST. For catalogues or admission apply to
jyll-2m V&Vc MRS. ]. E. B. STUART.
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<>..cc.Iaford'S Radical Cure.

A single dose instantly relieves the most vio-
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Chills and Fever. In Chronic Catarrh it
stores the senses Of smell, taste, and hearing
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One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal
age, of all druggists for ST.. Ask for SANFoRD's
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UNIVERSITY
"a HIGH SCHOOL,

q. A. STROBE (Math. Medalist University OF
Virginia,) PRINCIPAL.
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] have neither the time or space to tell
you of the
oUTRAGEs WHICH MALONE rs PERPE-
TRATING
every where upon our old, true, and
tried Republican friends. 1t would
take volumes in which to record them !:
but everywhere and all around US lie
the mangled remains of those who in
the days of Mahone's blvody outrages
stood as mighty breastwork, behind
which We could gather our little ones
and cry for protection. Shall we desert
them now, and for this new and false
god? know that people. who can,
as we do, love even our old masters, who
in the days of slavery did us great
wrongs (from our standpoint), cannot
and will not sit idly by and see the men
who gathered as friends around us in the
past thus foully murdered by the hands
of our political assassin. God help you
if you prove such base ingrates.
John M. Dawson, black man like
you and me, is
FIGHTING UNDER THE OLD BANNER
The old flag ia battered and tom; its
folds bear marks of terrible struggles.
In it there ia a deep and bloody rent
Draw forth the dagger that struck the
blow, and on Its gilded blade is stamped
the name of Malone. Shall we not
fight on under that old flag, and fling
from out our sight the bloody knife that
this bloody monster drove into our
colors? Freedom is written upon that
banner. Give Malone but another
and he will wipe it out and daub
slavery in its stead. Vote for Dawson in
and as the silent ballot drops
INTO the box it will whisper back your
'reedom. Vote for Republican candi- |
iates whereverand whenever you can.
We know they will be true to US. They
rave never proven recreant. Mahone's
tyranny and treachery will be exposed
,etweep now and November. Trust
,either him nor his candidates. For
myself, would rather be the lean wolf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-09-05

8. ]. Campbell. Auctioneer. aug
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-10
M ER OADO OS.
GAcETA 0E HOY.

Por circular del Exomo Sir. Goberna.
dor General, iDserta en- IL G0ceto de
hoy, se recuerda las autoridsdes 10.
Gales de la prov,ncia el deber que tie.
men de hacer que estrictamente SO cum.
plan en- to las us parties los articulos
354, 356 81 , 602 del C6digo Penal vi
gente, qoe Sc ralacionsn con los iuegos
prohibidos, persigniendo sin contem-
piacion de ning6o genero q los infrac.
torres, los cuales deberao entregarse 4
los Tribunales de Justicia para que
por eiios SO imponga todo el rigor de-
la penalidad que en- ell citado C6digo go
estnbtace.
-Ss hace pdblico en- la Gaceta de
hoy que POI la Jefatura de Ooras Pd.
bllcas Sc va proceder & Ia instruction
del expsdisnte sobre la travesia de la
carretera n1mero / de la ciudad de
Ponce, 1 fin de que puedan entablar
sus reclamaciones dentro de treinta dias
los qua Sc creyesen perjudicados.
-Ha sido nombrado Preferente del
Resguardo el adnauero D. Pedro Fer.
nsndez q ibarri.
-Extracto de los acuerdoa tomados
por Ia Diputaci6n provincial durante el
primer perlofo a.m Astral correspon.
diente al aiio de 1881 50
-Esta vacsnte Ia plaza de secretario
del juzgado municipal de Barceloueta.
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Francisco Ga. Briz.

haSta el dia, concentrate ydoSidcado prepare.
do p0r el LIDO. en- Farmacia
Francisco Ga. Briz.
Sc emplea con gran Sxito tauto exterior.
mente como 81 interior. En- les afecciones
dc la piel = Was urinarias, iut riormente se
usa como estimulante diafOr6tico diur3tico
energico en- los catarros de la vegiga, Ia bron-
quits y catarl puimOLar, purifcando ell Ii.
cor de Brea Vegetal Ia sang 9 cura 10 sarDa,
soriasiS, prurlgo lepra D
Extirpa | macs humores adQuiridoS por
herencia por contag,o hace desaparccer de
Ia piel las manchat, herpes. d;viesas, malditas,
flag .s y ulceracioncs. Modifca las membra.
mas mucosaS. El Llcor de Braa Vegetal au.
menta el ap tito, Sc hacen buenas digestiones
20 evscua facilma nte (las sefioras nestruan
con regular.dad) Norm malizando las funciones
todas he nuestra ecCnomfa; hace que los que
10 usan SO Slentan como en- estado perfectO de
salud No tomsd los falsifcados.
Poderoso Tonico Gsrtuginuso Vino de Qui.
na y Hero de GARCIA BRIZ.
Esta c0nvin0 lon reune On un peouefio vo.
ID men, yf 'rma agradable, dos sustancias con.
Slderadas hasta hoy como incompatiules. La
Quina medicamentO, t6nico pOr excelencia. v
eI hierro que es la base de nuestra sangre So
emplea eD t0d0S los casOs en- que es necesarlo
euriquecer la sangre EN- ,obreci,ia, en- las per-
dldaS del apetlto. malas digestiones menstrua.
clones diff iles y reempazG con ventaja to.
das las preparaciones gerrujnosa. USO-
Una cucharada en- cada comlda: Eta prepa-
rado con vino de Malaga sin sustancias colo
rantes, Para que esteu al alcance de todas
las classes Sc expenden los precios s'guen-
tes. Jarabe quiua ferr jinoso $3.50 Lcor de
Brea 1915 Vino de quina farrugiuoso
1915. De venta en- la Capital Farmacia de
los sehores B anco y del Vale, en- Oagu 9
casa del nor Aguia, en- Ponce Farms cia
del sen )r Furler. If
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-10
Oss6rdsnss en- Ia Carolina del Norts.

Un parte fechado on Raleigh, dice
un peri6dicn ffances, d& cuenta de ora.
YES motines ocurridos en- Plymouth, al
Norte del estsio, que ponen t6tmino al
yS largo periodo trascurri.io sin aItera-
ciol notable del orden p1biico en- los
Estados Unidos.
Ri alcalde Gaylord, de Plymouth,
telt grs fi6 sl gobe. nador de la Carolina
del Nprte: HA estailado IN mctin siu
prscedente en- esta ciudad y me es i'm
possible reprimirio con solo las autori.
dsdes civiies de que dispongo en- el con-
,iado. A usted apelo con urgancia para
que envie varias companies de milicia
en- Ell mas breve plazo possible. Tres
ci sntus negros armados con fusiles estkn
cometiendo tods clase de stropellos.
El gobernador JAWS envi6 en- segui.
da & Plymouth varias companies del
p liner regimiento de linea = de milicis,
ofreciendo, 81 se requeria, ell envio in.
mediate de los B Ass de Pasquotar k.
Las i timas noticicias dicen que las
turbas han herido al sheriff = que sus
defansores mataron q unO de los neQros.
IA debieron llegar las tropas eIvia-
ias contra los slborotadorf hay
otrae much4s companfas de voluntarios
disponibies. e. 1nico peligro est6 en-
que los muchos negros que viven en- los
slrededores de Ia ciudad y en- la region
pantanosa de squelia comarsa scudan
\ Plymouth y aumenten el D1nero de-
los amotinsdoe.
II suceso SO origino hace dias en- una
rtyarta de varios negros, que al ser pre-
sos por las autoridades mataron q uno
ie los gusrdiss y apslearon q otros.
AL ser trasIadados los culpables de Ia
cArcel al tribunal, numert sos negros
csyeron sobre el sheriff y sus subordi.
nados y rescataron q los presos. Las
lnchas psrciales continuaron por varios
dlas hasta que tom6 el motin pro.
porciones tan alarmantes que ell alcalde
Ga vic obligado q pedir 81 auxilio de las
tropsS.
Plymouth es una antigua poblaci6n
he LOO habstantes, la mayor parte ne
gros, = IN ella residen las autoridades
del condado de Washington.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-10

Ia de orfebrerfa y ricas telas de Ia In.
dia on materia de arte hay POGO nota.
bic. Las iglesias de Portugal enviaror
shs ornamentos, entire los que hay al.
gunos preciosos, aunqne no de gran
m6rito. El departamento en- cue est4n
expuastos. los obietos, que son propie.
dad del rey D. Fernando. es muy on
rioso, distiDgui6ndose en- 81 varios por
50 rareza.
En- Ia installation espanola, entire
otros muchos objetos, descuellsn un
] .rro arabe. estilo granadino, del siglo
XIV; varios riquisimos tapices de Pa
iaCso, los ornamentos sagrados del Es.
corial y las armaduras del tempo de
Felipe Ill.
Del local de Ia Exposition Sc dirigie.
ron los reyes y comitiva Ia plaza de
toros para presencisr la corrida.
En- el pr6ximo n1mero concluiremos
de rsproducir esta interesante descrip-
Ci6n.
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ADJ E SION
isabella.

Enero, IS de 1882.
Exsmo. Sr. D. Pablo Ubarri, Conde
de SanturCe.
Puerto-Rico.
Mny apreciado St. nuestro , dignc
J.fs:
El Presidente, Secretario dem&e
miembros de este Oomit6 local que sus.
criben se Congratuian en- gran manera
felicitando q V. e. por la dignisima
carta que tuviera & bien dirigir 4 Ia
Redacci6n de nuestro 6rgano El Bo.
LETN MERCANTIL en- ell cual vic Ia luz
p1b.icA en su B1mero j., desvirtuando
la inexacta noticiS propalada sobre la
cresciop de I'M nuevo partido interme.
diario tornado del nuestro de que tan
dignameDte es J fe V. E.. y de su con-
trnrio on esta Antilla.
Al propio tempo creemos cumplir
con IN deber ineludible, , 10 hacemos,
ilenos de natural orgullo, no solo en-
nuestro nombre, 81 que tambi6n en- el
lie nuestros Correligionarios de esta 10.
calidad, hsciendo presente 4 V. e. nues-
ira adhesion, tan espontanes como en-
tusiasta hacis la marchs que hasta aho.
re- hs venlio siguiendo nuestro 6rgsno
el BoLETIN en- Ia escabrosa senda de la
poiftlca antiilana pudiendo V. E. con.
tar decididaments con nuestro apoyo,
tan unconditional como sean capaces de
aconsejArnoslo nuestras arraigadas con.
welcomes pollticas, en- defensa de la in.
tsgridai de nuestra muy amada Patris.
s. offecen de Y. 3. con la mas alta
consideration, sf nos. amigos correli.
gionarios 8. 8. Q. B. L M. de Y. E.
3. Presldente, Manuel Otaro.-E EI
Secrstario, Gsrardo Gsrcla.-Vocales,
Malcos Garcia, Ramon V ID, Demetrio
Vondreli, Avsllno del Castillo.
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GACETlLLAS.

HUMl-Parece ser one, no h1 mu,
cho, en- cierto pueblo de la isla aIgu
nos politico. o.mAniaticos, a1u1ados POI
an corifeo mas danino que Ia e oxera
tuvieron una come'atG que no Sc distin.
guio nj por 10 ordenada nj por 10 pru.
dente y circunspects. Eu ella 40 Ian.
aaron gritos ofensivos para ell Partidc
Unconditional.
All. valientesl No hay duda de que
sigaiendo este sistama llegar6is, eino al
triunfo de vuestras quimerse, al menoa
4 la inmortalidad que os est4 deparada
por vuestros m6ritos.
Un poeta 10 ha dicho:
"Por estas asperezas se Gamma
De la inmortaliiad al alto asiento. /"
I En- QUE oUEDAMos ?-Esta es Ia pre-.
guDta qua constantemente nos hacemoa
recordando las muchas veces que se
ha anunciado aquj Ia pr6xima veDida
de companies liricss y dramGticas. To.
das las esperanzas SO van desvanecien.
do ell teatro contin1s en- durable clan.
sura.
El meoos dado 4 c6talss podria Greer
que Fl meeting re formista que NO hace
mucho tuvo Iugar en nuestro coliseo 10
sal6, como gr6fieamenta dice el vulxo.
/ En- que quedamos Vienen 8 no
vienen compailias I
I Tendremos, al flo, 6 no tendremos
.especta culos esc6nicos2
Nosotros creemos que cualq1ier trOu.
pc que So decidiese visitarnos no per.
deria el tempo, pues hay va verdsde-
ros deseos de que SO abran las puertas
del cerrado tempo de Thslia.
Conste y s6pase.
TEMPER ERATURA.-Ha vuelto & refrescar
corslderablemente el tempo. De ma
nsnita es una bendicion de Dios dejar
el blsnco limo y pasearse por estos mum.
dos con el airecii!o intense h1medo
que nos ha traido la variaci6n de La
temperature.
En- cambio en- Madrid, en- plena 6po-
ca de frio, Sc assn de calor los habitan.
ties de la Capital de Espsiia. -
6iempre la ley de- los contrastes, sin
la cual, despu6s dc TODD, no existiera Ia
ammonia en- la creaci6n. En Madrid sse
hace necesario ell sligeramieuto dc 70.
pas. Aqui, en- el Tr6pico, urge sumen-
tarlas.
Una FAM1L1A DR. 1ooos.-Ssgdn deoi-
mos on otia parte, IN perl6diOo frances
da cuenta de I'M hechO extraordirario,
quizss sin precedente. Seis personsa
de una misms fsmilia go han vuelto Io-
cas- 81 mismo tempo en- Andoville,
puebleciiio de 10 Mayenne, Frsncia:
e. paife, que SO llama Pedro Lo.
chin, tlena sessnts y cuetro amos !; Ia
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AMOS llevm colletruidos la notable fabrica
de BORD Esta es la prueba mas fehaciente
de i gran aceptaci6n que siemre han tenido
los PIANOS BORD en- Europa Y America por
su construction esmeradfsma
Los PIANOS BORD adem&s de los galantes
elogios de- loE mejnras c0ncertistas, han obte-
mid, mas de DlEZ MEDALLAS DE ORC en-
ex 'osiciones universales, han sido exceptua.
dsB de concurso y MR. BORD ha merecido el
alto honor de ser nombrado MIEMBRO DEL
JURADO en- IN exposic On de Paris de 1878.
Los rI4MOS BORD tienen gran harrage
de hisrro y ULAVIJERO DE ACERO Su
forma es elegantfsima y los precios reiucidos
comparativament con de otros fabricantes.
GarHntiA 10 afos
Dep6sIto dnico en- ests Isla.---"O Oentro Ar.
tfst'cO" de F. TOledo-San jose II Puerto
Mco "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-10
TELEGRAMAS VIA HABANA.

Los despachos telegrS ficos que traen
los peri6dicos de Cube acabados de re
cibir en- esta Redacci6n, nos informan
detaIladamente, entire otras cosas, de
que el Ministru de UItramar ha trans
mitido al Gobierno General de Ouba
la orden de abolir el csstigo corporal
de Ia esclavitud, de la csida del minis
terio Gambetta nor haber rechazado Ia
Osmars, por 305 votos contra III, Ia
revision del Ooilgo fun nlamsntal fran.
c6s, incluso ls votsci6n por listss de es.
crutinio, y de hAberse encargado de for.
mar nuevo Gobierno M. de Freycinet.