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A MAN DEAD.


On Saturday morning Frank McMasters,
who II cooking for Darling's survey party
ne.- Tyler's (McCarty's) bridge, embarked In
skif to &c, to Missoula About two or three
miles below he saw the dead body Of man
on an island sand bar In the river and gave
the word to some freighters below who In
turn informed Mr.. French. The latter
mounted horse, rode opposite the place,
saw the body and had word sent to Missoula
for sheriff and coroner. On Tuesday even
ing Deputy Sheriff John III. Cole, Of Mis-
soula, and Acting Coroner Anderson Buker
arrived from Stevensville and an inquest
was held on Wednesday, Of which we have
not been able to obtain particulars.
1t appears, however, that some days pre-
vious Thos. Hunt and Michael Calkins, the
latter laborer on the N. p. grade, having
been paid of, went to Headquarters, and
thence to Mintons saloon. Hunt afterward
turned up here with a terrific head on him,
said he had been beaten In Minton's saloon
and that Calkins had been pushed into the
river. He refused however, to make any
complaint. The dead body found now proves
to be that Of Calkins. When It was recog-
nized, foul play was suspicioned, and large
number Of men assembled and were disposed
to take summary vengeance. The counsels
of Mr.. Bennett and Mr.. Tyler, however, pre-
vailed, and they dispersed. Two men stated
they saw Minton put Calkins in the river,
but whether they will SO testify remains to
be seen. A telegram to Under Sheriff Nc
Tague from District Attorney Mayhem, at
Missoula, "Wednesday, says 1.-The parties are
here under arrest" but who the parties are
we are not advised.
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The track Is now almost entirely graded
from Silver Bow Junction to Deer Lodge.
There Is gap of about three-quarters Of a
mile remaining on the ranches Of j. X. Per
dee and James Goodwin, near the crossing,
which will have to be done by wagons, and
perhaps the same distance through the
ranches of Estill & Holland and Peter Vail
ton, but aside from these the wsrk is almost
done.
The right of way was settled with Mr.. Per-
dee without the intervention Of q commits
sion.
We are informed the track layers are ready,
the ties strung, and that the gap near 8. b. j.
which has delayed operations will be closed
to-day and track laying commenced IN earn
est All the material is on hand and the cars
should be in the valley In ten days.
Quite number Of the graders for the N. p.
FROM Blackfoot to Birney's have passed
through and are on the work. The remainder
OF the party will arrive early in the week.
The best information leads US to belive
the Northern Pacific will not pass the Jockc
Reservation this winter. The delay Of the
Government to procure right of way from the
Indians across the reservation has seriously
retarded work and the heavy work this side
will not be completed this fall.
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LOVE, JEALOUSY, AND ATTEMPTED
MURDER.
Joe Harrison Lynched for shooting Miss
Cutler.
Lndeoeadent, 11th.

Miss Flora Cutler, school teacher at Sweet
Grass, was shot by Joe Harrison on the morn
ing of Thursday, the 9th inst. Her wounds
are supposed to be fatal. Harrison fred four
shots. two Of which took effect, one in the
left arm and one In the right lung. Harrison
was arrested by private citizens Immediately
after the shooting occurred and taken to the
JUSTICES Court at Big Timber, but too late
for examination. Trial was set for o'clock
on Friday morning. and the prisoner was put
under guard OF private citizens, there be-
ing no sheriff or constable In the vicinity.
About o'clock the next morning the guards
were overpowered by mob Of twenty or
thirty masked men, who took the prisoner
and hung him In the building where he was
guarded. The mob then left, crossing the
river at Kiger's ferry, forcing the ferryman
te put them over. The prisoner was shot
three or four times after being hung.
In shooting Miss Cutler, Harrison is sup
posed to have been actuated by jealously.
The two were Mt one time schoolmates in
Ninnrsota, and had correspondent since, IL
being understood that they were engaged to
be marred
They attended the sth of July ball At Still
water together and during the evening Har-
ri<on's jealousy was the cause Of several
scenes. At one time during the evening he
attempted to drown himself because Miss
Cutler danced with another man
In ths locality In which ths double tragedy
Occurrsl II Il generally admitted that Harri-
son gos BIZ Just de<ert~.
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Sherin'S Sale.

Edward c. Marley and James H. sherrerd, srf.
vivIng trustees. plaintiffs, We. The Algonquin Com
pany. defendant.
To be sold at Sheria's sale on
SATURDAY. AUGUST sra. A. D. 1854,
at O'Clock .. m, In frout of the Court house door
In the town and county OF Deer Lodge. Ia Montani
Territory. under and BY virtue OF an execution IN
the above entitled cause issuoo out Of the DIstric,
tory Of Montana In and for the county Of Deer Lodge
the following described property, to-wits
That certain quartz mining claim situated In Flint
Creek mining District In the county OF Deer Lodge
and Territory OF Montana known - the . Bell lode
deeignated in the United States Land Once 1t Helena
In said Territory % lot No sixtytwo 67 10 township
No seven ri Dorh. OF range No thirteen fl8l ve-t
said mining claim being bounded BY lines n follows,
to-wit: #8-#N -
Beginning ct post marked No. 1, and running
from thence east 796 feet to corner No & marked by
stone i6A6x6 inches, thence north Ne east 55N feet
n corner NO marked By post. thence north eok .
weet LOO fest - corner NoA marked By q limestone
i6xlox5 inches from which the quarter section cor
west boundary hne Of section q, sn townsht,
north. n rNnss - weet. bears north az deg snd
min. west 4S feet thence south Nc west Beak fert
70 corner No 8 marked BY h1estone 1ax6x6 incnes,
thence south ses degrsrs east 7a fert 70 the place
Also the " kstill lode" mining claim, situated 10
the mining district county. ard Territory aioressid.
and cnmprisng tbs discovery claim and clalns num-
bored l. 3. g. T. and soatheasseriv and claims NAM
bered I. 2, 8 T. and northwes erly from discovery
claim said lode, and being the same mining claim
described on page "3ls" Of Book ID" Of Lode
Records In the once Of the Recorder OF said county
Dstsd this 18th day q JAY: 4. p; lsss;
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Distfnguished visitors.

Mr. II. G. Putnam. Forestry Agent OF the
United States Government, a prominent
banker Of Wisconsin, and large stockhold.
er In the Northern Pacific; Mr.. George w
weidier, Vice President Of the Transconti-
mental Railway Company and wealthy citi-
zen Of Portland, Oregon; also Professor
James n. Herman, Mineralogist of the
Western Division Of the N. p, r. R., with
headquarters 1t 6poKan Falls, arrived here
last Friday from the west. having come ever
the line Of the Northern Pacific to this point.
Messrs. Putnam and Herman went to Butte
early In the week and made examination Of
the mines and resources Of that district, Mr..
Putnam going thence TO the east and Mr..
Herman returning here. Mr.. weidler Was
detained hers several days by Illness, and
went 70 Salt Lake Wednesday. Nj. Herman,
who, BY tho way, IA . brother Of DR., Herman.
formerly Of this county but now located 1t
che DalleS, Oregon, !. very favorsbly i'm.
pressed with Butte. He has thirty years ex-
perience In his profession, aad says Butte
shows the hest deposit Of ores with tho do
vslopnsnt nov made Of any camp be has
ever explored. He visited some Of the Carl.
bov mines uoar Deer Loig+ ON wednesday,
and says 6sr thssr siss thsy compare vsry -
vornAjy with ~ Dutes lsadl&. The Proesseeg
viii rusnfn h~rs In Auxurs and make 49,
nloss ~xnlorn1iun of eke lnIQcSAl oeDoo - -
pQmsnif " tn kccky mon9t4inn
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.Blsckfoot Mail Service.

Under the lettings for mail service to go
into effect July LIST the service from Birneys
station to Blackfoot was discontinued. and a
route substituted from Helena ria Mullan
Tunnel, Greenwood, and Blackfoot to Helm
vile. When the LIST arrived the contractor
did not begin service and the result Is there
has been no mali to or from that country
since that date. We did not ascertain this
until after last issue. We presume the NEW
NoRTH-WEsrs for persons in that region are
piled up in tho Helena postoffice awaiting
transportation, and notice Postmaster Fisk
Invites proposals for special service on the
route The discontinuauce of the old route
was mistake, anyhow. The proper distrib-
uting Office for thar country is Deer Lodge,
and the mail should 20 IN from Birney's AZ
heretofore. Pending service being obtained,
we will eudeavor to send papers in by other
methods.
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Notice Of Final Entry.


UNITED STATES LAgD OFFICE, ,
HELENA, NJ. T., July H. 1854
Notice is hereby given that the following -named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof In support OF his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Register and Receiver
viz: Absalom T. HAYS. Homestead Application No.
t44o, for the ny OF the SCI and the w of the SWA
of Sec No. 80, Il. No. 10 N, X. Nu.7 W.
He names tn. following Witnesses To prove his con.
tinnous residence upon and cultivation of said land
viz: John Saul, Fred Saul. VIM. Moore. and Thos.
L. Birney, all of Birneys Station, Deer Lodge coIn-
ty, Montana.
j. II. MOE, Register.
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California Freight.

We insert in this issue the advertisement
of the Idaho For warding Company, Kelton,
Utah, offering their services in shipping Cal
ifornia goods by wagon from that point, I'M
der special rates from the Central Pacific r.
r. The company has 10000 pounds of
transportation. Mr.. Reinhardt, Manager,
has had twelve years experience in the bust
ness, and the capital is ample. Persons de.
string California freights should correspond
with this company.
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Estray Taken Up.

Taken mp at my ranch. dive miles west of Piersus
Station Deer Lodge and Silver Bow roadl black
horse. about fourteen hands high, weighs about 300
pounds, is three or four years old. No marks or
brapds. The owner is desired to pay chaIg.s and
take him away. W. ii. TRIP.
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Temperature.

We are indebted to Mr.. Thos Morgan, U.
s. Signal Service Observer for this station, for
the following record of maximum and mini
mum temperatures and the state of the
weather and amount Of rainfall for the week
ending July IL, 1882, as taken each day at SUM-
e. Il. lc
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~ Estray-S2o Reward
Estray-.Sio Reward.

Srayed from my ranch on Dempsey creek iast Oc-
tober, sorrel mare, eight years old, branded x on
left shoulder, and broke harness. Was last heard
of near Gold Creek, / will pay $40 reward for her
return to John Charles Bielenberg Deer Lodge,
for Information that will lead TO her recovery.
N. BIELENBERG,
GTrtd nepr IOdpn
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Proposals f,r Building Ditch.

The undersigned desire to have constructed on
the cast side of Deer Lodge river, Lear the lown o,
Deer Lodge. water ditch about six and half miles
long, with capacity to carry 59l inches OF water
Proposals for building u Q same ddriHg the next
three months will be received and ,pecifcaons far
nished by on application.
CONRAD KOHRS,
PETER WALTON
CROFT na.r I n4r,, N.,tara
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Estray-.SIO Reward.

Strayed from the ranch Of the subscriber about
May 10th, 1852. dark bay oily, two year old pest,
black mauc and tail. few white hairs on forehead,
branded , on the left thigh. will pay ten dollars
for her retdrn to me information OF her where
abouts. DANIEL LLOYD,
Second ranch west of Valley p. o. on Deer Lodge
road. 676t4
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FoR SALE.

One champien Newer. ~ good A. new.
One Studebaker Wagon.
one Concord Buggy
WIN be sold very low.
PHIL. e. EVANS.
Deer Lodge. June g. 1889.
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LOST, sTRAYED OR TAKEN UP

Advertisements under this head will be charged
fifteen cents per line for the first insertion, and
ten cents per line for each subsec Insertion
measured In nonpareii type.
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RELIGIOUS.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

RAILROAD AND BUTTE.
Arrive at s q. m. Depart At $50 p m.
HELENA AND BLAcKFooT.
Arrive at 4 p. m. Depart al $50 .. m.
mIssoULA. PHILIPSBuRc AND WAY.
Arrive at $40 q. m. Depart at 80 p. m.
Mails a, Deer Lodge Postoffee close thirty
minutes before the departure OF each coach.
l. S. STAcKPoLE, p. M
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Ramon for sale.

Wishing 10 again engage In mining, Offer snr sale
my ranch near Pioneer 900 acres fenced and ~
In cultivation. Alec rs head Of bses and q.
tie. BENTON HOOVER
6SSi3 Disre r.
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w g OF 7

am prepared to pay the highest market price
for Montana Wool delivered at the different ship
ping points in the Territory. Mr.. w. T. Eidridge
of Boston, will be associated with me in WOOL
buying and will give his personal attention to
reach him If mailed to Helena. Ny post-ofhce
address will be Fort Benton.
s7o9t Paris Gibson,
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Sioux Half Breed Land Scrip.
= =
ROLL OF HONOR.

c..h Department, New Ne~th- West.
The following subscri ptions have been paid
A nc. last acknowledgment
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Five. Stamp Quartz Nsiil Tor

oGer tor sale. cheap tor cash. the nve-stsmp water
power Qnartx mil known - the rtnart mill. a.
0eoFgutsSwn ftsts. Ths mln u cOmparstiyasy new
an1 : incomplees running osder Fog p&ticusAn
- THOlaAa STUART.
oQQ1f A fhcr I<rl9e
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Summer rates from Kel,on per teams four cents per
pOund
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WHY WE LAUGH.

No good reason exists for refraining from
mirth. Incidents, iudicrous, laughter pro-
voking occurrences are daily forced upon the
observance Of all who are not SO blind they
win not see. For example, Messrs. Stamp &
Co. visited Butte while the year 1882 was in
It's infancy. Their purpose in coming here
was 10 get up Directory Of Butte and the
Summit Valley district" The directory Of
the city is shown by business cards, for which
the advertisers paid In prices ranging from
$50 10 SIS. This index to Butte's business and
resources is mounted on canvas, map-like,
and about 2ix4 feet. The resources of the
district are shown by q table OF stamps, name
Of the mines and the capacity Of the smelt-
ers. The "history" of the district occupies
small portion of the space, and Is n iEcom-
plate as ii Is unworthy of aplace on the map
or directory. The projectors of this little
enterprise will realize about 81 600 FOR their
labor which aside from securing business
cards is not evidenced by the map. The
printing and express charges will probably
amount TO less than one-fonrth Of that sum !;
81 300 is very modest remuneration Cor .
few days work. But IL Is like advertising on
. drop curtain, and over this evidence Of
poor business tact let rs kindly draw the cur
tain.
PERSONAL AND IMPERsoSAL.
J. Q. Kerlsy. for several years editor Of the
Indspndsnf in Deer Lodge and Helena, has
tsksn the position of local editor Of tho
Miner, vics Mr.. nocock, rho goes from here
- Denver, where be viii write up the Expe-
titlea, ard skeu 60 eat.
When ths nsasurs Of tho papers waa cut
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Gale del Sol Ain. II, entire San Jose ID Cruz,

Trata con muy feliz 6xito y efcsz-
lnente la tfsis, asma, coraz6D, gsrgsnta,
dolores de csbeza, y Intermediates del
est6mago.
Las Intermediates sifiliticas, por mas
rebeldes antfguas que sean, y todas
las que proceden de Ia impureza de Ia
sangre, las cura sin emplear 81 merCu-
rio nj yoduro. +
Expulsion de la lombriz solitaris en-
cuatro horas.
Garantiza la curaci6n de las enferme.
dades reumaticas como todsa las de IL
vista, despu6s de pr6vio examen.
Una practics de bastantes amos en- las
oiudades de Ia Habana, San Thomas
Nueva Orleans, Brasil, Verscruz, M
han hecho conocedor de las calenturst
Y otras Intermediates muy fecuentes
en- los paises calidos.
Las personals que se hallen fuera dc
esta ciudad puedenN dirigirse por escri.
to hacienda una description fel de sui
Intermediates.
Recibe consultas en- su casa, calle de-
Sol n1mero AZ, entire las de San jose )
la Cruz, desde las 8 hasts las II de u
msnana y desde las 2 hasta las 6 de ID
tarde. ais
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Los duenos de este eabecmeno enen al gusto de parc
paoqanos p6bcc general aban De
noducr todas las mras maquns para hace
compet las meoe de conocdas ha da 10 cua
promote moar los aos 81 confecconan pod
de clio e pdblco.
@ eaboran aqua de superior caad todas horas del da
especiaidad Las noche a e sin rival pan de
manteca concona g. de Maoca soado gaeas de
in6nidad de c que 6gan las especales de de
pilot soda, mantequla eche canea, im6n icon vanilla g.
puques gazan por drac6n Todo 10
expepdea eqavos rebaa de
por ciento yloa corsnmidores al por mayor. e25
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LLNEA ATLAS.

Los vapores espa1Oles al
pin" y Arden" saldr&n sucesi-
vamente de Nueva-YORk con
destino q San Juan, Maya
gueZ, Ponce y Maraca1-
bO en- las fechas Mguientes:
Enero 20, Febrero 16, Mario IA.
Abril {, Mayo e. Mayo r. y in
nio 20. II
Lo que ponemos en- conocimiento
de los senores importadores y del
ptbhco en- general. '@'' : 90 s. -
Para detalles dirigirse q los Agen-
tes, SoBRIN0s De lEzQUIAGA. lA.3O j
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R ETOR NO

Este serv1cio 10 prestan los grandiosos,
c6modos y rapidos Vapores Manila, ''Ma-
drid, " "keina Mercedes" 'Mejico," eve
racruz" y Panama"
Los Vapores de esta empreSan enlazan en-
Puerto-kico y Ia Habana con los vapores
correos de Ia Peninsula ademas enIazau
en- La Habana con el vapor de Ia misIna em-
presa que sale para Veracruz el Is de cada
mes en- Santiago de Cuba con 81 dc Ia lines
de la Habana d Colon s." VT RI
Ell yapor de La Lnea de Veracruz tocarq
en- los puertos de PrOgreso. Frontiers d.
Iabasco VeracruZ y Tuxpan.
III vapOr de Ia Habana q Colon saldrA de
Santiago de Cuba para Kingston, SAINT.
Marta. BarranQuilla, Oartagena Colon.
Los pasaJerOs que tomen boleta en- este
puerto para La Guaira. han de embGrcarse
on el vapor de Va empreSa que sale eI II de
cada mes.
tara los citados puntos SO admitiran car
ga pasajerOs.
Para mas detalles dIrigirse los agentes
de Ia Inea, en- Ponce Gandarias, BCegaro
q Co., en- Mayaguez Patxor. CASTILLO u Co.,
en- Aguadlila. silva, Ferrer y Co., en- San
Juan
15n. O. PRATS Y Ca.
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.TARIFA DE PASAJK
ENTIRE NEW YORK 7 SAN JUA
On pasaje en- /. q camara. ..............
TARHA DE FLETE PARA NUEVA-YoRK.

Cafe, Az1ca1-, Mieles, ETC., segun con.
venio especial con los agentes, hbres de
capa
"A MAS BARATA RUTA para Europa
VIA NEW-YCRK con opcion permanecer en-
dicho punto los pasajeros tOdo el tempo
que juZguen OpOrtuno.
Oonocimiento y boleta de pasajes directos
so dan en- todos los puertos donde los vapo.
res de Ia compafiia tocan, para Europa, Ca
nGdG Y Boston en- conexion con las sigCien
tes nneas de vapores:
Il VIA NEW YORK.-Por la de LoInGrd,
Wh1te Star, 8 I1ene0a para y desde liverpool
NORTH German LlOyd para y desde Bremen.
Hamburg american PGchet Company para
y desde Aneberes. - General transatlantic
Company para y desde HGvTe,-A5actOr Lime
para y desde L67sdresy Glasgow. Merchants
DeSpdtch d International d Line para y des-
9 todos los puntos del Canada. MetrOp0l-
dN Line para desde Boston.
BOLETA, DIRECTA PARA EUROPA.
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Circular.

Muy senior milo. Tenemos el honor de par.
ticipar4 Y. que dejas de ser de nuestra bro.
piedad 81 establecimiento denominado Ell
OOLMADO, habiendonos trasladado d ba.
RHO de Ia Marina calle del Dep6sito n6mero
en- donde nos ofrecemos con el mismo Varia'
do suftido one expendiamos on el cltado es.
tablecimiento, adiccionando 81 ramo general
de vfveree. a9sf soRetE fofIFI-lI
lContamos con I'M espacioso bien situadc
almac6n pr6xim0 los muOlles para poder eie
Guitar con efeacia y prontitnd Las 6rdenas aue
V. nos confe; las que Cumplimentaran conc
Siempre gustosossns admos s. 8. Q. B. 8. M
~ abl. P, ,MARToRE1L 7 Ga.
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FOSFOROS.

D Sebastian Oonill, de regreso de su viaje
6 los Estados UnidoS y Oanada, ha insugura-
do nueVamente las taress de su fabrica de
f6sforos de seguridad marca Luz.
La adQuiSici6n de los aparatos de invenci6n
mas recientes y Ia habil cooperation de inte-
hgentes dictates, que consigo ha traido, le po-
men en- aptitud de poder ofrecer al consamo
IN articulo de superior calidad que podra
jero.
Unicos agentes en- toda Ia Isla los Sres. 90.
mill Bolivar y Ca para las ventas por mayor,
quienes intormaran de los precios y condicio..
mes de venta.
Detaliause en- todos los establecimientos de
viveres e-s
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PARA CURAR TODAS

las Intermediates del cults: Barros, herpes,
reuma aguda otras afecciones cut&neas y
suavizar hermosear Il c1tis, 6sese el jab6n de
Alcatran y Enebro fsbricado por Caswell Ha.
zard o. Nueva-York. Su uso es mas con.
veniente y mas facil que ell de otros remedies
evitando las molestias de las composiciones
grasoEas, actualmente de moda O. 70
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On pasaie. Ida y vueltl

Ninos menores de tres aflos no pagan pa
sale. Entire tresiy doce af1os mitad de pa
sale. Crlados acompanando sus amos dos
terceras parties del pasaje.
Para mas informes y tipos de fetes diri-
ianse los agentes de Ia c0mpaftia.
San Juan de Puerto-Rico. M
%. ~ ,10brja0s de EsQlAiG0G.
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iiAtenCiOn!

Por tener que ausentarse SUI dueilo, Sc
desea vender una pulperfa sta en- ell barrio
de la Marina, cslle de Isabel II, esquina
la de Infanta Luisa, n1mero IA, en- Ia cual
podrAn tr ztar con su dueflo.
No desperdicien la OCCASION, que es una
gaDga. 3-3
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3nstFumeates de mtsie a .

Sc venden instrumentos- de todas clases'
para m6scos de voluntar;os como fgualm onta
para orquests, tsnto nuevos como usados en-
muy buen estado.
D. ANTONIO DE MORA
plaza de Armas nGmero 29 informara. Sc com.
pran bil'etes del Tesoro premiados y SIN pre-
miar, y hay dinero para hipotecas. h. "a ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09

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