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vinesar Bisters are not vile Fancy Drink,
Made Of Foor Rum, Whislkcy, Proof Spirits
ana Refuse L1quors, doctorcd, 'spiced and sweet
sned to please the TASTE called Toncs Appctizer"
Restorers" &C., that lead the tppcr to drunken
and ruin, but true Medicine, made from tho
Native Roots and Herbs Of California free from NIL
Alcoholic Sfimulanfs. They the GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER and A LIFE GIVING
PRINCIPLE, perfect Renovator and lnvigorator
OF the system carrying of all poisonous matter and
restoring the blood to healthy condition. No person
take these Bters according to directions and re-
main long unweIl, provided their bones not dcs
troyed by mineral poison other MEANS and the vital
organs wasted beyond the point OF repair
They arc Gentle Purgntive we'll ms
Tonic, possessing ALSO the peculiar merit ofnctng
powerful agent in relieving Congestion In6amma.
ton Of the Liver, and all the visceral Organs
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether In
young old married or single. At the dawn OF
hood at the turn Of life these Tonic Bitters have
equal. Or --s5ss ~
For Ini,amnsutory or Chronic Rheamatisn,
and Cont, Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Bill
Ions, Remittcnt and Infcrmittcnt Fevers.
Diseases Of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and
Bladder, these Bitters have been most successful.
sach Diseases caused by Initiated Bleed,
which IL generally produced by arrangement Of the
Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
ache Pain in the Shoulder, Coughs, Tightness OF the
Chest Dizziness Sour Fluctuations of the Stomach Rad
Taste in the Mouth Bilious Attacks Papitation Of tho
Heart Inflammation Of the Lungs Pain in the regions
Of the Kidneys. and hundred other painful symptoms
are the ofTsprings of Dyspepsia. -.
They nvisorate the Stomach and stimulate the torpid
Liver and Bowels, which render them Of unequallei
efficacy in cleansing the blood of oil impurities and i'm
parting new life and vigor to the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions Tetter
Salt Rhcum, Blotchcs, Spots, Pmpes, Pustules, Bos
Carbuncles, RingWorms, Scald Head. Sore Eyes
Erisipslas. Itch Scurs Discoorations of the Skin,
Humors and Diseases Of the Skin, of whatever name
or nature literally dug up aud carried out Of the
system in short time by the Of these Biters One
bottle in such win convince the most incrcduous
Of their curatisee@co...
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever you and its i'm.
pures bursting through the skin Pimpes Eruptions
or Sores cleanse II when find il obstructed and
sluggish in the veins cleanse II when it is foul and
your feelings Will tell you when Keep the blood pure,
and the health OF the system will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking In
the system OF SO many Thousands are edeetuay dos
tuved and removed For full directions read carefully
the circular around each bottle, printed In four
lAnguages-Bnglish, German, French and Spanish.
J.wALKER, Proprietor. r. n. MCDONALD 4 CO,
Druggiss and Gen. Agents. San francisco. Gal, and
= . and - Commerce Street, New York. =
~ SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEAL1no.
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ftHEAP ADVERTISEMENT will
ADtnscrt an advei tisoment /. an F icl.t vhundr ed
American Newspapers for Six Ealiars per
iine PEI. week. One line one week will cost
d, tx Dollars, Two lines will cost Twelve DOL
tirS ana len ilncs will cost Sixty Dollars.
Send tor a printed list. Addre = GEO. p.
ho" ELL Co. Advertising Agents, No. IL
park Row, New York. $50 a~
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D.. Wells Es!s..! d .i|gsgt,t.

and he confidently recommends it to eysry
family as a household remedy which should
he freely taken as BLooD PURIFIER in ali
enlargement. of the system and To- animate
I'd f"rt'fy Al weak and Ly mphati t-mpera-
n:=r's !ohN z. KELLOGG, Platt St. New
York. See agent for the Uuited States.
Price One Dollar per bottle.
lV-4~ Send for Circular.
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Diseasesof the observation-disclosures.
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- "A gentleman buried his sixth wife
last week. Shortly after tho funeral he
met the minister who officiated, and of>
fered him three dollar greenback -
% The minister declined to take it, saying
he was not accustomed to take pay FOX
such services. The gentleman coolly
replied. Just as you say, but that Is v hat
I've been in the habit OF paying.'
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AGENTS WANTED Brocket,s History of
FRANCO-GERMAN WAR;

lis VI IGN, asses, Battles and silcsuit.: Bi.
"sr"phes Otis Leaders. Financial. Social
and Military Condition of bath countries,
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STATE NEWS

The presositios to levy s,az in
ID q the Mitchell railroad was
sahus atcd b tho beople of Eolum
',ia ,ovnshlp. 4bois apudg, Bat
saturday, and was defeated by
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CREAM FOR Two We have been re-
quested to publish the following receipt
as the ice cream season is upon US, and
do SO. without q word OF comment or
relation Of experiences: To make ice>
cream-Pick out the prettiest girl you
can see, stir her gently in the corner, and
Ask her to give you q kiss. You will
then have nice scream. ESQ Z
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81 An insane man named Kaltbre.
s1ner, residing in Evansville, jump
ed into the Ohio river the otbor
night, sirce which time nothing
has been heard from him, and he
is supposed to have been drown
ed. .,.... -. ........f.,.s ....,..
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COPARTNnRSHIPs


uADDOCK Il LANGDON.-THE SUBSCRIBERS HERE
Il to have formed a limited partnership, under and bv
virtue OF the or the statutes OF State
York, entitled Of Limited Partnershp and of the
acts aneuaory thereto and they hereby make certificate
pursuant to sad statute and amendment.
Frst-The firm under which the partnership Is to
be conducted Is HaddOck Langdon.
Secondyhc general OF the busnoss intended TO
transacted Ia tho Brewing aud Mailing business In the brew
Ing Of Ales and Malt Liquors. and IN te buying selling ann
dealing such articles usually dealt by brew
maltsters The principal place of business of the said
partnership will be In the city of New York.
Third The Of the sted In the
said partnership John Haddock who reses in the city Of
Brooklyn Of Kings State OF New York; and Thomas
b. Lsngdon who resides In the CITY. county and the state of
New York.
The of the special partner Thomas T. Read, who
resides In tho city, county aud State OF New York
Fourththe amount OF capital which the special partner.
Thomas Read has contributed to the common stock In
thirty thousand Joiars
FfthThe period al which the partnership is to commences
the frat DAY of july s mud the peroi At which The part
nership will terminate viii he the first day or July, 1873
witness bands At the city Of New York. this hirtieh
day OF June, 1871. JOHN HADDOCk,
THOMAS b. LAN0DON,
General Farmers.
THOMAS r. READ,
Special Partner
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TINTED STATES TREASURY
u NEW YORK, July 3, 1871.
During the month Of july 1871, sha by order receive
BIDS for God and oners OF Bonds as follows
BIDS FOR GOLD.
THURSDAY. July Gone Million.
THURSDAY, July l3-One Million.
THUnsDAv, July 2U-One Mllion.
YHUEsDAY, July 27--Une Million.
OFFERS OF BONDS.
"WEDNESDAY, July 5-One Million.
WrDNRsDAY, July l2-One Mlllion. ~s~.s,f:
"WEDNESDAY, July 19-One NM. M
wgpTHspAy, July 26-One rffIon.
cehsS Sssc. lot per cen. Of bid or ohsr MIS-. be
noon escn Gay spsdsd The Treasury may a s option
seseg bonds or bids for gold In escen Of the
Prnt;9 hrms for proposals. with the rssmatons
served. VIII be furnished at this oGnce.
rHOs. HiLLHUUsk, Assiststs Treasurer U. e.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

Just. .PUBLIsBED-THE FOLLOWING EIGHT HIGH.
y Important Lectures bound together, and entitled the
phiosophy Of Marriage 'Iecturs Structure Of kan
Structure OF Woman Fu1oetons OF Man and woman 4,
Marriage spcrmatofrhDa 0enerative DEBILITY; T. Spe
cia Diieases Treatment Az delivered At New York Mu.
Of Anatomy, SIS Broaway, New Those rites
who s4end have them forwarded free receipt
OF 26c by addressing sEURETARY, New York Nvssun Of
Anatomy. tao Broadway, Ntw YORK.
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A FINE LIQUOR STORE FOR sALE-FIvE YEARS
N lease, doing good and class
. bargain. Address LIQUOR STORE Herald Office.
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AMUsEAENTs-sRooND PAGE-Fifth and sixth columns
soAkb AND EoDGlSa rAssia
sAsG sS4 ss"Fs
BUSINESS s' 'oSfPPpopRruNlrIEs- PAox-sirh col.
ZEAL gH2as eoE
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-THrKp PAsr-F,rt column.
HsS
ooAsT%iss sss'ps pssrEXIsHiPs-sroosp pAerrnira col
SSSkTsx BoAED. ssoosp PAGE FRS. column. ''''''
DENTlsTRY-sEooNp PAsx.Fourth column.
DwEEHssS Sh HOUSES To- 10 LET En- p1SSisaEp AND Us-
xURoPEAN sTEAMsHiPs-sIoOsD PAeH- Second and
EuRoPE-sEoosD PAas-Fourth column
4xEU Ssl0Nsrr,ssy PACE s rIfs .s and :,'s columns
riKEWORKs..sKoosD PAer-Foursh column.
FSs Rooas AND TO
SECOND PAGE-fourth column
sSEScn P1s1.seoond COL
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAsr-second COL
aELF wANrED-FEMALEs-r s-ru,rD PAer-Firs. col.
HORSES. CARRIAGES, 4c-FrRsr pAer-second COL
ESTsEs sSSss &C. sssTp
FOR s1a AsG pAsn
LOAN ssSPpd SpwiSes Selsns siasr pAesrhlrd column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsT PAGE-Frs. column.
MACHlNERY--FIRsT PA0K--Third column.
nARBLE MANTELS-FIRsr PAoE-Third column.
MEDICAL-.SECOND fAGE-Fourth column.
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAklNG-FIRsr PA0E-Syth
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS EIGHTH PAGE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGR-Fifth column.
MUSICAL-SECoND PAGE Fifth column.
NEW PUBLlCATIONS-FlRs PAGn-Fnurth column
PERSONAL FIRST PAeE-First column
R!AN0FoRTEs-sKoosD PAGE sixth column.
POLITlCAL--SECOND PA0R-Thrd column.
POST OFFICE NOFICE-FiReT PAGE--SIxth column
PROPOSALS-FIRST PAGE-Sixth column.
PROPEkTy OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-TnIRD PAeE--Second column
REAL ESTATE TO EACHANGE-TnIRD PAoE-Ssc-
REWARDS FIRST PAGE-First column.
SALEs AT AUCTION FIRST PAGE-Third column.
ElTUATlONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-First
SITUATIONS wANrED-MALEs- PAer-Fir.s
sPEcIAI. NorICEs-Frur PAar-First and second COL
sPORTiNG-DOGs, BIRDS, &o.-vrHsr PAeE-sccond
STRAW GOODS, FIRST rAeE-sixth column.
THE TRhDES-THIRD PAGE-Second column
THE TURF-FInBT PAGE-SecOnd column.
To LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEooND PAGE
Fourth column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE--SEooNp PAaE-Thrd column.
UNFURNlSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Fourth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRST PAGE--Stxth column
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &o-SRoOND PAGE Third COL
WINES, LIQUORS. 4o-FInsr PAGx-sxth column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. 6C.-FIRsT PA6E-Sxth column
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A PARTNER IN A FIRST CLASS HOTEL tIN BROOK
"a Iyn) wanted-One acquainted with the business and
furnish from SlOQ0 to Sl50OQ Frst parties ad
iress JOHN HENRY, Ueral odce.
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A FOR SALE A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SECOND
IA. hand Safes, of modern makes VIII be sold cheap
AMBRICAN STEAM FIREPROOF SAFE COMPANY, 300
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CHEAP GROCERY FOR sALE--pOTNG GOOD
n business with without Horse and Wagon
selling sickness In family, %s3 West Thryerst street.
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EDWARD r. BARKER,
Secretary.

By authority of the OF of New York
Railway Company and In conformity with the Of the
act o in that respect, the undersigned Com
behalf Of the directors Of company that books
OF subscription for the capital thereof will be opened
on .ne xon day OF june ins at the Following
Al the banking house of Duncan, Sherman Co.. No. II
the banking house of the Bank of the Metropolis No. 81
The Company authorized to construct vaduct Rail-
ways branches through the city OF New York;
and west sides thereof from common starting point at
the Harlem and through Wesches
county with power to build additional ines of railway
wesheser county The property acquired by the Company
exempted from taxes and the period
the Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty Of New YORK are
authorized and directed, with the approval
TO subscroe FOR nve millions OF dollars Of the STOCK Of
the Company whenever million of dollars thereof has
Of has BEEN ho % asn
by the directors OF the company On the copplcton Of either
supervisors that authorized issue the bonds
of the county to such amount as the supervisors deem
railway through county FOR the proper eaua %
nson Of the interest Of shareholders who may
nS u 70 s q r n,r es the sc
Tss Tss sg%: ter s:S of 81 sSTss.eiDI win be os. ~
paid :. the ms OF sS.c'pou o
p" as called for by the Board OF Directors notice OF
thirty days call any one time to exceed ten per
Scrip for interest at the of per cent
win Be % By the S THs p p on me @
scrbed for within thirty days alter the subscription books
e reserves the right close the uoscrrion
booE, al any time after the 2sth day OF July, 1871.
by "''' VI '"' ALEXANDER 7. STEWART,
JOHN JACOB AsTOK
commi.ioners on Behalf oi the Company.
New York, June 1s, ls71
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SPECIAL, NOTICEa.

, --A-PERsOHs WHO ARE INSURED IN coon
"A. lfc Insurance companies and who do not desire 10
surrender their poccs by absolute SALE borrow tbs
mrender value % o. their policies by applying .. Jnswasss
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MILLINERY AND DHISSSMAxiN,-.
INNOLISH ROUND HATS.-A CASE JUST ARRIVED OIL
IL the distInsnc styles Ladies OF taste will do wei
10 call at Madame G. DE LACY's, SS2S broadway, neal
Nineteenth street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

MEXICAN CLUB HOusE-0RAND ILLUMINATION
n Fireworks and Lunch.-T0NY ESCHBACH takes Tho
liberty To inform his friends and the public generally that
viii cele brate the Fourth of July Of Nineteenth
street and Fourth avenue, where he will happy
his friends.
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PROPOSALS.

~..~. e---~ -~~..-
COLoNIAL sECRETARY's OFFICE MAY %, 1871
u NOTICE To CoNTRACToks '
%eat asiway incsa. sauss, from cascampec %
Payment viii be made in Prince Edward Island govern
ment bearing SIX per cent interest," payable half
SPECIFICATIONS and forms of tender and other
CharIotteown, after 2O.h June next.
No tender will be recognized unless made on the printed
The government do no, bind themselves to accept the low
WHARF PROPERTY TO RENT.
DgpARr.ESr or DocKs)
Nos. ais AsD 31s BnoApwAY.
CRY NEw YosW, June Is, issl.l
Proposals vii! be received until "Wednesday, July IL 1877,
Docks the oces of the Department. Si6 and s4s Broad
Following piers and bakheads during pie ol
the Board
Pier at the io9 OF Twenty sixth street new.
Per foot OF street ressrvns such portions
Pier and 6uikhead at Manbaanv,e reserving such por
ton Of the north side as may be required for tue use oil The
Pier iSh street such portion Of The north s,ds
pr ~ be required for the OF the Department
Pier at it5tb street.
:, EAsTtRivER
Buhkesd between Twcnythrd aud Twenty fourth streets
pqsGn ri pep @ ss S o street. being
agSa Ia feet q rom So e end pss sr.. e
Pier bnkhead at foot of Esh'y-sixth street new)
Pier At l6th street. ..,-.. .,>
Pier M 0b street reservny portion Of the north ds
a NAV be required the OF the Department oil ruoo
Parks -. :, a.
pier 5ih street. reservng such portion OF the north side
be required the OF the Department Oh ruoc
| Parks. 49,,
| -, It. A.. ...u., ... .. IN ,r,
Pos~' JOHN T. AGNEW,
HENRY A. SMITH, -
WILSON q. HUNT, fCommissioneh
RICHARD N. HENRY
WILLIAM WOOD
J. GyrSvuLg KANE. Secretary
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EXCURSIONS.

A tn OF JULY EXCURSION
r. The MARY POWELL will make rp down the bay and
around Staten Island from Thryfouh street at 10 AS and
vestry street at II.
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THE TURB.

THE TURBs
Match for $4,000.
July 4, 1871
Budd Dobe names b. 9: Harry Harley.
NJ. Goodwin names b. Mary
Mile heats; best IN In good day and track
The above match between these celebrated horses pro-
mises to be ono OF the most exciting Of the
Mary has record Of 2:sS and Harley 2 Both horses
owners and Friends and evenly matched speed that
close he autcipated.
Admission 81 TO held grand stand and quarter stretch
GEO. w. OAKLEY, Superintendent.
ITO THE OWNERS OF WILKES sTOCK.--GRAND Sill.
yer Cup for all threeyear-ods sired BY George Wilkes
One mile and repeat In harness. To be rottcd for the
part OF nexta of the In vicinity OF New
York Entrance $25 To close at Hoffman House July
so'clock r. n. WIN. L. SIMMONS.
WAvERLEy PARK; s.v.r. ~,
TUESDAY, JULY T.
at O'Clock r. N.
Sweepstakes 800,
- mile heats, best In 8, In harness
James Mckee, Paterson. N. j., Lady Brisban
George Freeman, Jersey City, n j., enters ht. Lady
L. E. Durham, Newark, N. j., enters g. m. Rosa Lee
for gentlemen driving horses road wagons
beaten minutes previous TO June l. 1877 best n aS5
FIRST, S16 10 second.
Purse 425.
for running horses half mile heats
tee 10 cent be made at waverey House by
July 4, at 3P. NJ. Three to enter and two to start.
Trains leave New Jersey ferries and r. NJ returning
at6P.M
II stormy the next far day.
Admission Doe.
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POST OgFICE NOTICE,

DOsT OFFICE NOrICE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
during the week ending Saturday, July D. 1871 wl clos,
a this 0ce Tuesday at IL A. M Wednesday at Ia NJ
on Thursday at l2 NJ. and on Saturday at ~ A. NJ
4. II. JONES, Postmaster
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-04
illINTBRESANTB!!!

De las haciendas CHRISTINA LUCIANA radio q
das en- la jurisdiction de Juana Dlaz, ambas della
pertenencia de d. Juan Forgas, SO han fugado os
escavos siguientes:
MANUEL Edad 20 amos, estatura regular, color
mulato, pelo apasado, lampino ojos negros, nariz
regular boca ldem.
EL1AS-Edad II amos, cstatura crccentc, color
mllato pelo pasa, OioS nogros, narA boca rcgtila
ros; euyos dos sEyos correspondientes Ia dotacion
del fundo CHRISTINA, deben hajl,.rso entire lbs jul
risiocionos de Barranquitas Barros por e III gar
de Lajitas oda vez que anteriormente fueron de la
Vluda Da Alanuela Colon. ALI residente
RAMON.-Edad 20 amos, esta5ura alta, color mu-
lato, pelo pasa, barba poca Aa bgote, oIos casta
nos, narz grande, boca regular, oicio herrero este
escavo acOstumbra zanzibar Sill nombre por 81 de
Ricardo Ortiz y dice ser Nenezlano.
FRANCISCO CHIQUIIO (;O Sixto, edad IS amos,
estatlTa pequena y delgado, color mulato pelo La
clio ojos ncgros nariz boca neutrality-suspicious. dos
tlti,nos correspondent a la LUCIANA LA persona
que los capture todOs cada un0 de ellos los en-
tregue Ell Juana Dlaz, 4 su dueno Forgas, 8 ben on
Ponce al que subscribe como ap0derado genera-
simo, sera gratiiicado Is por cualquiera que
preS0ntc.
Juana Diaz % de Agosto de 1S7l.-.g. 4<aEFas.t.
2 36
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DE VENTA.

En- Ia casa de D. Tomas Tolosa (dijo)
de Mayaguez. Maquinas de- coser de ua
carretel con un complete repuestc de pie
zas, : otras muy titles y desconoeidss
hasta hoy, Y ruedas en- los piss.
MaqUinas para rizar ropa, .Arados do
HoIl mejoradss &c todos ndmeros, sur
cadores, y de Amer sean los conosido
por Amari'os.
Venteadofes para caf6 mss = otros
electos de agriculture. Calesas o.. 2 y4a
sientos, Calesitas para n'fios veiocipedos
y juguetes para id Juegcs completes ca
muebiea de oaoba, nogal Y otrss made-
as hnas. Qoinques de pared, colgantes =
sobremesa de una 6 luces, Mesitas para
papeies de In6aoa: Oamas de hierros, Jar
ros ? comboyes pIateados, esoritorjoa dc
.arias classes, CFistalerias = !osa ina. =
Guagia comidas, romanas de varia-
c(aaes, desle uno doce %. y de peso
por kilogramo Videt dc oaoba inodoros
peQucfios, arreos dob|es Y ssncillos, cues
roe para oa|esa, y otros muchos artfculos:
Al nismo tempo tieue 81 l5usto de o.
freezer al pubiico su nnevo establecimiea
to 81 Ioaderas teE,iendo in compl sto sur
lido en- open, suparior y pine Llsnco, Te
iar@anl de cipr6s y alquitFan en barriles.
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SECRE7ARLl DE- IA T.O.T. FRANCISCANA.

Ell "a dc los corrientes Sc reunio en- la sala Capitu
Lar bajo la presidencia del r. z. c. ST.. Hernano
Mlnistro la Comision especial nOmbrada por La Jun
ca de Goberno para eli sorteo de los dotes que la Or
den acorda9a adudcar q dos nifas huerfanas en-
coDmemoracion de la festividad del santo Patriar-
ca ell 81 presente ano prevo exainen de los docu-
mentos prodnc dos por las nteresadas estando lle
nos los requisitos eXijidos, sc procedo dicho
teo eXtrayendo dc las urnas 81 Padre Conaario
las respectvas papeletas resutando agraciadas las
nashuerfanas 81 Juana Pinero y Pereira, cargo dc
10 maestro Manuea Arnau, calle de In Luna MIN.
|? ysNcagia Bonilla Novoa, { cargo de Anbrosio Mar
tinez. cae de San jose Nun. 10, ambos vecinos do
esta Capital Dstrito lie la CatedraD. En- su colse-
cnencia acordo la comision: desc conocimien-
TO al piblco de este acto por medic de anuncios en-
los per6dicos de la plaza; % Sc haga la imposition
dc los 100 pesos correspondientes dchos dotcs el
T. de Octuble pr6Xilno por 81 infraScrito hernano
Sindco q nombre de la 6rden a favor de diclas
agTaciadas, con copia ceytihcada de este acuerdo,
recojiendo custodiando las ibretas para iqudar
oportnamente intareses Y capitalizarlOs hasta que
cess Ia imposition por cualqriera de los dos casos
preyistos en- el acuordo de su referenca: v 8? que
Sc m forme el eompetente expediente con todos los
datOS neceSaflos para memoria. Sc de cuenta del
resUltado de la Comision 4 la Junta de Discretos
7 para conocimiento General libro la presente en-
Puert0-Rico 4 30 de Setiembre 1S71.-El Secretario
Jose Fernandez Lopez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-04
FONDA | POSADA BSPllOLA,
Dbl D. PEDRO LOPbZ.

Este antique establecimento situado eli Ia playa
pues su dueno atento selnpre la coInodtad ds lns
personals que 10 favoFecen no personas oue Ie fayo-
recen no perdOna medic aguno par:. hacerlo agra
meores de ST clase en- La Isla AL efecto se han cons
truido nuevas habitacones 81 piso superior, es-
paclosas venGlladas, amuebladas con toda decen-
paz de contener una numerosa concurrencia ell cual
brinda todas las coInodidades que puedan apete-
cerse. e
En- cuanto al esmero en- 81 seryicio. buen trato
blen servlda mesa, es conocida esta casa para one
tratelnos Gle enconlarlos pues todos los que en- ella
nan estate 10 pueuen atestgnar sahido es ouo an
dueno no ha atendldo mas que aoreditarlo fnerza
de c4ldadosos dcsveles crecaos desembosos: how
con las meJoras introducidas puede otrecer al M
blco un establecimiento digno de Ia cultura de- as
ta Villa: esperando que sus afanes no ssTan Gesa-
sacrifcios. ~ N'"'" "p'oo'''1 sus
Mayagdez Dicelnhre de 1870,