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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-31
PROPOSALS.

BRPARTNENT OF IMPROVEMENTS, Z
New Orleans, City Hall, August 81, 1871. )
CBALED PROPOSALS, ADDRESSED TO THE UN-
- dersigned, will be- received at this otfceuntil
WEDNESDAY NOON, September 6, 1871 for making
brick banquettes with wooden clrbing on Philip
street from St David TO Willow streets, according
TO specifications file in the Office OF the City Sur
veyor. H 40 s.s h.Ea. ..... -
bids. -
All parties making proposals for this contract are
requLiea 70 deposit WITH the ADMINISTRATOR ofAFl-
nance. as evidence of their iINen tion to abide by
the adjudication, the amount OF two hundred dol
lars IN cash. which shall be forfeited to the city in
case of failure to sign the contract. i-t -
Bidders tie whom contracts are net awarded shall
have their deposits returned to them on the day the
adiudications are made. ~
No bid will be received unless accompanied by
the certificate of the Administrator OF Finance
certifying that the required cash post has been
made -tn..
BIDS to be per running foot for banquettes com.
plete. and to be Endorsed Proposals for banquettes
On Philip street."
a,l3l I'd JOHN COCKREM Administrator
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, Z
~. Hall Au1xtct m IQEI q.

MAfOhALTf OF NEW ORLEANSs
City Hall, August 30, 1871. j.
mo. observation-disclosures Seriesl
Resolved, That the Administrator of PublTs
Accounts is hereby authorized to cancel the
sessment for 1870 against Gustavus Sehmitt in
square No. l68 fifth assessment district, on income
three Thousand dollars, the same being double
assessment. and the correct amount has been PAID
on the assessment made in square No. IS, seventh
assessment district.
Adopted by the Council of the city OF New Or
leans, August %, 1871. R4d
BENZ. P. FLANDERS, Mayor
true copy:
H. CoNaUKsr CLARKE, Secretary. au31 Il
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JUDGE ABEL AND HIS UNPAID SALARY
This official did not appear in his seat as
early as usual yesterday morning, for the
reason, he said, that he had been on. the
streets, trying to dispose of his salary war
rants to the best advantage. He also stated
that he had not been paid single cash dollar
during the present administration; also,
that by certain proceedings, favored few
could have the warrants cashed; that nearly
all State warrants found their way into the
hands of money brokers. BY the advice of
SEINE of friends he would shortly reduce his
complaints to writing, and lay them before
the Grand Jury for action.
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MAYoRALTy OF NEW ORLEAxs 2
City Hall, August 30, 1871. ,

s. MAroRAITY OF New ORLEAxss8
City Hall, August 30, fSn.
e mo. INSTRUMENTATION Seriesl
An ordinance providing for the payment OF seas
account therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following apprpTszsss
ton be and is hereby made, and that the All
ministrator of Public Accounts warrant ON the At-
mnstrator of Finance in payment of the sanEe=
For Bureau of City Drainage, pay roll of carts fnS
seventeen days. ending July 81. 1871, s. 1905 10
, Adopted by the Council OF the city of New Or
leans, August 49, 1871. 81
Yeas: Cockrem, Shaw, Delassze Renlick, Lewis
Walton, BonzanO.
- BENZ. r. FLANDERS, Mayer
true copy; 1850
II. CoNouRsT CLARKE, Secretary. aua ~
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW 0REEsSs,E
City Hall. August 30, lE7E- j

NO. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SeEsesI
Resolved, That permission is hereby gwen 10 a
Noel and II. L tmbau to use the basture bttWss.cs
the Jackson sawmils and the convent for the pm
pose Of hauling out logs, making cordwoOd. etc.
provided this permission be r.vocable at TIM
pleasure of the Council.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New %S-
leans, August 29, 1871. -,
. true copy:
II. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary. ayiSi II
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MAYoRALTY OF NEw ORI.ElI1Ss, 3
City Hall, August 80, l57L }
, A5,,,;n;s+ro+io,, Sa,siac

Resolved, That the Administrator of impTCERI
ments be authorized to extend the wharf, knoEl-
the Government Wharf SO as to nlake,it n iS
landing for the steamers of the New Orleans, Fn1s.
da and Havana Steamship Company.
Adopted by the Council of the city OF Ncw G-s
leans, August 20, 1871
BENJ F. FLANDERS, Mayuz-
A true copy:
~ H. CoNQUEsT CLARKE, Secretary. au.a n
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re- ga MAYoRALry NEW ORLHaNs,3
City Hall, August 30, lgEI. s
No. INSTRUMENTATION. Series
Resolved, That the Administrator of Public Az
counts correct the tax bill for 1870 against u. k
Connor, in square No. IS (Duvergerve) thiTteezF1k
assessment DISTRICT assessing hun With > 5slS III
Adopted by the Council of the city of New Or
'sr ~ BENZ r. FLANDERS, Muyor-
A trle copy: JEnt Is 4fh"
H. CoNeURsT CLARKE, Secretary. suSs II
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MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORExsSS,R
City Hall, August 30, lisa .

mo. lo46-Administraton series-J
Resolved, That the Administrator of Public Rn>
counts be and is hereby authorized to cancel thu
assessment Of 1870, in square No. 156. second
sessment district against E. 5. Benedict for enptMl
$500; horse and carriage, $3.50; the same being u
double asse ssment and the correct amount lE&z
been paid the assessment in square No. l6GY fttE
assessment district.
Adopted by the Council of the'city of New OF.
leans, August 29, 1911. .1et 80.
p BENZ. r.. FLANDERS, Mayor
A true copy:
H. CoyaURsr CLARKE. Secretary. au3r Il
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NATIONALITY OF NEW ORGEaSs y
City Hall August 30, 1871, y,
..it mo. INSTRUMENTATION SeriesT
WHEREAS. The proper legal time having expireSn
and no objection having been made, and the peef-
ton having been published in the official ioSlT1z3
for and during the time prescribed by law; theIs-
fore, be it
Resolved That the Administrator of Improve
nents be and he is hereby authorized to advertise
for proposals to make brick banauettes VIII
wooden clIrbng, Philip street. from St. David 30
Willow street according to the plan and speeff1z~
tions on file In the Office of the Cfty SURVEYOR
Adopted by the Council of the city of NeR o.
leans, August 81 lS!l.
h BENZ F.. FLANDE9s, MayDss.
A true copy:
H. CoNauKsr CLARKE. Secretary. ang1 ~
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MAyORAIFy- OF NEW ORLxANS,A
St City Hall. August %, 1871. B
mo. decentralization Series.
An ordinance to facilitate settlement with day re-
provemspts. LA 8sls Es
Be 1t ordained by the Council of the city Of Esssy
Orleans That upon the making out and approval
of each pay roll of day laboreIs and employees OF
the Department OF improvements and Departments
of Watervorks and Public Buildings, Police and
No. 430 Administration SERIES the Mayor IS 1sa-
thorized TO set apart as a separate appropriation
the amount required for the settlement Of such
rolls, to give the same publication sr1iRnRcs
in the number and order then next following.
Adopted by the Council of the city OF New Or
leans, August 49, 1871.
Yeas: Gockrem, Shaw, Delassize, Remick, Eeszs
Walton, BonZanO. - =
BENZ F. FLANDERS, Mayor
true copy: -" 3" rntieA
Fl. CoXouEsT CLARKR Secretary. aR31 u
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No ExAMINATioN.-Mr. j. D. Houston was
yesterday before Recorder Macarthur for
examination on the charge of having killed
Arthur Guerin. Accused waived examine
ton, and asked that the papers be sent to
the Criminal Court, which was done.
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MAYoRALTY OF New ORI.EASs, 4
City Hall, August 30. lE71. -

:" n" mo. IU5I--AdmlnlstratOn btf1t5,I
Resolved, That the Administrator of CS6snnerT-6
be, and he Is hereby authorized and directed fEs
cause to be removed the cake stands, apple stHriGs
and outdoor restaurants at the foot Of CaKs;
street, near the ferry landing, or before the 1r
day of October next
Adopted by the Council of the city OF. New IEfsN
leans, August ~, 1871.
.oH BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Msysr-
true copy - Is, ..- - E
H. CoNaIEsT CLARKE Secretary an31 II
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CENTRAL-BoYs.
MI John Percival, Principal !. f
Mr. j. v. Calhoun, Associate Teacher
Mr. W.T.. Bel, Associate Teacher. = p
AIr.J. e. Seaman Associate Teaeher.4fg
Mr. A. Jaeqaet, Associate Teacher.xfst IA
Mr.. J. Lambert, Associate Teacher. -.
FIRST FOURTH AND SIXTH pIsTRlCTs--GIRLs.
Mrs. K. r. Shaw, Principal.
airs. L. NJ. Richardson, Associate Teacher.
{" Miss NJ. S. Brewn, Associate Teacher
:. Miss H. W. Seymour, Associate Teacher
Miss T. Armstrong, Associate Teacher.
Miss L. Riqpet, Associate Teacher.
SECOND, THIRD AND FIFTH DlsTRIcrs-elRLs.
Mrs. c. Collerton, Principal 20 ; b
Miss H A. Suter Associate Teacher.
Miss r. NJ woodley, Associate Teacher
Miss A. C. Watson, Associate Teacher. 20
Miss E. Kennedy. Associate Teacher. fns
Mrs. A. K. Won Wagner, Teacher of Penman
hin in file High Schools for Girls.
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Mrs. N. E. Whitney, Second Assistant.
'-Mins n. j. LanghoH, Second Assistant.
Miss 3. NJ. Patterson, Third Assistant.
Miss M. L. Domingon, Third Assistant.
Mrs. r. E. McClaughry, Third Assistant.
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sixth Representative District.

Skin Representative District.
Number of teachers reduced to nine. 15g..
~ NJ NJ, JQviaD, Principal g.
MI. ". Lopez. First Assistant.
Mrs. NJ. F. Clark, First Assistant.
Miss A. ChalaTon, Second Assistant.
1lss a. Maureau, Second Assistant. -.
Mss L. McAnulty, Third Assistant.
Mrs. +. 3. johnson, Third Assistant.
MISS A. Briengue, Third Assistant.
Mrs. E. Zebal, Third Assistant .----
., rea.... BARRACKS. - 81.
Number Of teachers reduced to five.
MISS u. y. Cooper, Principal. =
MISS +. Mccarthy, First Assistant.
MAS II. Hebert, Second Assistant
Miss A. Series. Third Assistant.
MIS- A Mailot Third Assistant.
. URsULINEs. g i
Miss s. Ludwig, PRINCIPAL. a.
MIS- u. A. Abadie, First Assistant.
MISS +. Dolan, Second Assistant 4 49,
MIS-. NJ NJ. McLeran Third Assistant rr
BAYOU ROAD 81
Mrs. T. V; Hooper, Principal.
Miss A. Ribet, First Assistant
MISS M H. Todd, Second Assistant.
Miss Z. Lafforgue Third Assistant
Seventh Representative District.
CHARITIES. So
Miss a. 3. Kigrove, Principal. .t
Mrs. NJ. r stevens, First Assistant.
Mrs L, ~ Knox, First Assistant.
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FrHLIC sCIIo0L. NOTICE.
OFFICE BoAsD q School DIRncroRs,

OFFICE Board OF SCHOOL Directors }
Gr Ne 80 Burgundy street.
snis New Orleans. La, August 81, 1874.
Notice is hereby given that the public schools
of the city Of New Orleans will be opened on MON.
DAY, September IL, 1871 +uaes f +.
The following teachers. selected by the Board Of
Directors, in accordance with resolutions adopted
June and July 5, 1871, directed to assume the
positions assigned them punctually at kalfpast
eight O'Clock A. NJ, or the day above designated.
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Miss VI. A. Armstrong, Principal
Miss j. simmons, First Assistant.
Miss G. j. LambeHrne. First Assistant.
Mss NJ Littrell, Second Assistant. 81
Miss R. Marquette, Second Assistant.
Miss o. Woodwork. Third Assistant.
Miss E. B. Jones' Third Assistant.
Mrs. =. NOLAN Third Assistant
Mrs. 4. Lewis, Third Assistant.
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Nnmber of teachers reduced TO eight.
MI 3. Warren Smith, Principal.
Miss Annie Nj. Duncan, First Assistant.
Miss s, Schriever, Second Assistant.
Miss NJ. J. 0'Neill, Second Assistant.
Mrs. A. Hubert, Third Assistant.
Miss 4. Brown, Third Assistant
Mrs. T. V. Sslbador, Third Assistant.
Mr.. T. j. Flanagan, Third Assistant
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Third Representative District.

Mr.. T. II. CTisweIl, Principal.
Mr. c. L. Cobb, First Assistant.
Miss Annie Mayer, Second Assistant,
Miss 8. 2. Redwood, Second Assistant.
Miss K. Rogers, Third Assistant. -.sz
Miss s. ". Thompson, Third Assistant.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-03
ANUNCIOs DIVERSOS.
iilINTBRBSANTB!!!

De las haciendas CHRISTINA y LUCIANO radica-
das Ell La jurisdiction de Juana Diaz, ambas de la
pertenencla de d. Juan Forgas,. Sc han fugado los
esclavos siguientes:
MANUEL:-Edad 20 amos, estatura regular, color
mulato, pelo apasado, lampino Ojos negros, nariz
regular Y boca idem.
EL1AS.-:Edad II amos, estatura creciente, color
mulatO, pelo pasa, ojos negros, narz boca regu-
lares cuyos dos servos correspondientes La dota-
cion del fundo CRISTINA deben hallarse entire las
JursdicciOnes Gle Barranquitas BarrOs por ell lugar
de Laitas toda vez que anteriormente fueron de la
Viuda Da Manuela Colon, ALI residente
RAMON. .-Edad 20 amos, estatura ALTA color mu-
lato, pelo pasa, barba poca bgote ojos casta-
ncs, narz grande, boca regular, ocio herrero; este
Ricardo Ortiz dice ser Venezolano.
FRANCISCO CHIQUIIO GQ SiNto, edad 1S amos,
estatura pequena delgadO color mulato peio lacio
ojos negros, nariz boca regulares -Estos dos Ill
tlmos correspondent a la LUClANA La persona que
los capture tod0s o cada de elos los entire
que Ell Juana Diaz, su dueno Forgas, bien en-
Ponce al que suscnbe como su apouerado generali-
slmo, sera gratlhcado con SIS por cualquiera que
preSente.
Juana Diaz % de Agosto de 1Sn.-J. GaIIart.
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para que no sediiese que ell Gobierno d,
Theirs y Favre ametrallaba 81 pueblo. 3
Almirante, acostumbrado, como marino
obedeser, tuvo la desgracia de eel
que estos Gobiernts son forn1ales, y ,,
decide q cunplir las 6rdenes recibidas a
pie de la letra.
Malas lenguas aseguran que antes que
Cosnier ilegase . Marsella, va sabian loi
internacionalistas lDarselleses que llevabs
las manos ligadas. Como entonces prepon-
deraban tanto los Ferry y los Favre lol
Jules Simon, nadie tendra por inverOsfmll
esta noticia. De todos modos, 10 cierto Ell
que los revolucionarios sabian que no re-
nian NADIA que temer y NADIA temieron.
Asf es que rodean la prefecture, prenden
al almirante y enarbolan la bandera roja
en- el Hotel de Vile.
Cosnier, que hasta Ia muerte ha queli
do llevar su formalidad, callada y devo-
raba en- silencio los ult.ajes que recibia,
esperanto que el Gobierno saliese a su de.
fensa, iVana illusion! Theirs, no podia de-
fender al Almirante, sin condenarse el
mislno, y. no hay mas que hablar. Cos
nier, nueva vfctima de las contemporaries
clones. de Theirs, tom6 una resolution
fatal que priva Francia, & lavez de un
valiente soldado y de un hombre de ho-
nor. Yo 10 conocf en- Paris durante ell si-
ito, y por 10 que en- &, VI y Of, puedo ase-
gurar que no pertcnecia Ia raza antidis-
ciplinaria de los Trochu y compahfa, que
no tenia mas mission que Ia de desorgani-
zar el ejercito y hacer impossible el Co.
bierno Cosnier, que tantas y tantas veces
expuso su vida, hasta rugia de c6lera al
contsmplar 10 que ocurris. Y 10 que mas
le desesperaba era que, segun decia, Tro
chu era tan incapaz de acertar como de
escuchar un consejo acertado. "Troehu
me dTo muchas veces, t;ene ell don de
errar, y no solo de errar, sino 10 que adn
es peor, de obstinarse y enamorarse de su
error" Y sin embargo sabiendo este, por
yer 81 podia ser dtil & gu patria, despues
de sacri6carse initi mente en- Paris, gu so
yer 81 podia sacri6carse con alguna utili-
dad en- Marsella.
iQue error! Cuando gobiernan ciertos
hombres Ia patris no puede ser servida
Cuando un buque se confa un timOnero
ciego, no quei ia mas recurso que el de Sc
parar al timonero, 8 abandonar el buque,
81 no Sc quere perecer.
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la MALLORQUINA.
CALLE DESAN JUSTONUM 25,
Grsasa fAbrica de chocolate al vaDOr.
primer PreislkG ODtenE(lO en- la tItim3
Exposition Esial,licsa de esfa CiudaI.

En- este acreditado antigua establecimiento 20
elaboran constantemente Chocolates de yariaa
olases precios, empleando para clio los mas exec
lentes maGeriales. Rennen La especial CIRCUMSTANCES
de estar preparados al gusto general del pals des-
pEOvlstoS Gle esa abundanca de especies irritantes
que tan perJudiclales son estos clnas Que tan
to abundan los chocolates que eSta intrOducen
lie dlstlntaS prOcedencias. DebemOS manifestar al
phhlico para que no 10 ignore que por este sstena
que empleamOs ilnicamente tiene intervention en- Ia
parte de mOlienda la pedra de granite exclusive
mente y no Otra cosa como algunos antiques cre-
yeron.
Particpamos al pdblico para los fines que sean
cOnvenl6lites que cOnStantemente hallaran en- nues
ira fabrica, dep0sitO de Chocolates de todas ella
Ell cajas de una, media arroba para llenar LOO
peddos conque Sc dignen honrarnos nuestros consr-
midores de esta Capital demas pueblos de La Isla
Acabamos de reclbir eXquisitOs icores como Ami.
sete de Burdeos, Marrasquino de Zara Crema de
Rosa, Placer de DamaS, Perfecto Amor Elixir Da4
partero, Elixir CASTELAR,, Elixir Garibaldi. Char
treau Higi6nico.
Ademas: vinos generosos de mesa de las classes
Jerez, Pajarete Tintilla, Champagne ,Vermut, Bur-
deos, Valdepenas, ChacOli Moscatel.
EncOntraran constantemente, tabacos cigarros da
Ia Habana, dc distintas fabrcas diferentes caeea
azlcar de La Habana por cajas al detail, cacao1
por fanegas y almudes y cafe molido diriamentc sin
mezcla alguna con tOdo aroma.
Unico deposiso por mayor menop, en- 10 misIna
fabYica.
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FONDA 7 POSADA ESPANOLA.
DE D. PEDRO LOPDZ.

Este antique establecimiento situado en- La playa
de Mayagiez ACADIA de recihir importantes me1oras,
pues dueno atento slempre la cornodidad de las
personals que Ie favOrecen no personals que e favo-
recen no perdona medic alguno para hacerlo agra
mejores de clase en- la Isla Al efecto Sc han
truidO nuevas habitaciones ell el piso superior es-
paciosas y ventiladas, amuebladas con toda decen-
paz de contener numerosa cOncurrencia, ell cua-
brinda todas las comodidades que puedan apete-
ceTse.
En- cuanto al esmero en- ell servicio buen trato V
bien servida mesa es conocida esta casa para que
tratemos de encomarlos pues todos los que en- ella
han estado 10 pueden atestguar sabido es que sll
dueno no ha atendido mas que acreditarlo fnerza
de cuidadosos desvelos y crecidos desembolsos hoy
blco un establecimiento digno de Ia cuItura de es
ta Villa: esperanto que sus afanes no seran desa-
tendidos por pare de este que sabra apreciar sus
sacrifcios.
Mayagtez Diciembre de 1870.
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DE VENTA.

En- Ia casa de d Tomas Tolosa (hiio)
de Mavsguez. Maquinas de coser de un
carretel cen IN complete repuesto de pie
zas, y otras muy dtiles y descouocidas
hasta hoy, y ruedas en- los pies.
Maquinas para rizar ropa, Arados do
Holl mejoradas de todos ndmeros, sur
cadores, y de Amer 8 sean los conocido
por Amariilos. .
Venteadores para caf6y MALI otroa
electos de agriculture. Calesas de 2 "a a.
sentos, CaIesitas para n.hos velocipedos
juguetes para i'd, Jueges completes en-
muehles de caobs, nogal y otras made
ras fDas. Quinques de pared, colgantes Y
sohremesa de una q 6 luces. Mesltas para
papelea de mdsica: Oamas do hlerros, jar
ros y comhoyes plateados, escritorios de
variaa classes, Cristalerias losa fina.
Guaida c0midas, romanas de varia.
c.ases, desie uno doce 90. y de peso
por kilogramo Videt de caoba inodCros
pequenos, arreos dobles y sencillos, cues
ros pare ealeza, y otros muchos artfculos;
A nismo tempo tiene el gusto de o.
fsecer al Poblico so naevo establecimien
to en- madeFes Ccn;en6lo 10 complsto SUR
lido en- open, superior y pino Llanco, To
4 ;ansaui de ciDres. Rlquitran en- bRrriles.
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So AZ;
GAOETILLAS,


A nuestros -Recomendarnos
q los aicionados a la literature, Ia obra
que hoy comenzamos = publican en-
nuestro tolletin, el meier peema del
gran peeta lord Byrah, Al Espron-
ceda ihgl6s, el holnbre que con sus
yersos yalientes y excentricos halle
nado el mundo con ~ fama, La ira
dqooioA de las actavas inglesas 4 pro-
50 espanola es debido al Sr. Pena, an
tiguo redactor de Ia Gr6nicq de. NuevaS
Hork y uno de nuestros compatriotas
que mas estudio han heoho de la lem
qua y de- las letras britanicas.
Emigracion de los muchachos dc
Strasburgo. Los muchachos de
Strasbprgo emigran On masa para
escapar & la nacionalidad prusiana
Sc los VI por bandas, paseando POI
las Gales, algunas veces precedido,
-sv- ----a-v-A -3- - sy-r---- es----.=-r
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PARTB MERCANTILE,
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.
ENTRADAS.

1e-De Baltimore en- "a dias gol amer. "Articn 194
ton. cap. Norris con proysipnes 4 Latimer oomp,
1o-De La Corula en n dias berg. gQl esp. AVilfa
raj " pasagero los SGs- VlHda de Was comp.
io-De Hamburgo en- 40 dias berg goieta Sueco
"Lulean 226 ton. cap. g. g. Lojvergren oQa carga
general Latimer comp.
2-De San-Ih0mas en- II horas vap ing. "Mersey''
~ ton. cap. DIX con correspondencia carga pa
sageT0s q agente comeTcial Gle Inglaterra.
$50 ton. cap Lartitegui coa caFga oorrespopdenoia
ypaSageros.
2-pe Poi 90 sn dia g0l. yap. de guerra eGuadiax
ma lSO ca0allos l09 Iipulantes. al mando de sy
comandante 81 teniente de nayio de Il clase d. v.
l25 ton. cap. HoIeWsn con salazones < Latmer !
aamps
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HOTEL LUISA DE NOELL.
43 y 45 Rue Vivienne 43 y 45.
PARIS.

Este hotel, situado en.re Ia Bolsa eli
Boulevard de Montmartre, ocupa ell parage
mas c9ntrico y hermoso de Paris. Las me-
Joras lntroducidas recientemente en- el; las
como ildades que ofrecen sus murhas Y
amaehladas habisaciones, su servicio com
presto de c;iados espanoles y extrangeros
b'eH enseHados, con otras muchas muy
aprt ciables clFcun5tancias, hacen cue este
hotel Sc encuensro hoy a la altura de los
mejores de su oase. 35 SO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-03
AL PUBLICO.

Provista va la imprenta del BoLEr1N
MERcANTIL del mas complete y escogido
surtido de tipos, adornos y vinetas, asf
como de las mejores tintas, negra y de CO.
lores, de buen papel y de cuanto requiere
un establecimiento de su especie, Sc halla
hoy en- aptitud de tonar su cargo toda
clase de trabajos tipogra6cos, que ofrece
efectuar con limpieza, esmero y brevedad,
a los precios mas m6dicos que fuese posi-
BILE.
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LINEA DE VAPORES.
VAPORES CORREOs EspANOLEs.

VAPORES CORREOS ESPANOLES,
Oe Cadlz los dias IA y 80 siguen para la Haba-
ma.
De la Habana Mayagiez yAguadilla los dias 10
e. e. Siguen para San Thomas vuelven a la Habans
los dlas 3y18.
VAPORES CORREOS MGLESES.
DE La Habana 81 10 siguen para San Thomas con
la correspondencia Europa, volviondo el II para
continuar su marcha para La Ha5ana
VAPORES CORREOS FRANCHISES.
DE San Thomas Ell dia 10 sigue para Santiago de
Cuba Gle donde vuelve Ell 81 para tomar la cores
pOndencia para Europa.
VAPOR COSTANERO TRIUNFO.
FL z q las de La manana sale para ArecibO si-
que para la costa del Oeste hasta Faardo llegando
la Capital ell Is.
Ell Is sale para Fajardo sigue hasta Aguadilla
volviendo la Capital ell 18.
FL % sale para Arecibo hasta Fajardo volviendo
el 26.