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city or village property, the Auditer, is; not
required to bid at all upon the property, but
in the absence 'of other bidders the land be-
comes Immediately forfeited to the State.
In the former case (the. case of country prop
erty) the property bid in by the County Audi-
tor for the State would, become chargeable
simply with the taxes and penalties, the same
as if purchased by private individual.
In the latter case, (the case of city or vii
lage property the whole property is offered
for sale and which for want of bidders has
become forfeited to the State, is charged
simply. with the taxes and penalties, tho
same as if the whole had ben purchased by
a private individual, and in either. case. the
redemption is to be made upon the same
terms and conditions, The only difference
in the two cases appears to be that in one
case the State has seen fit to guard against
the sacrifice Of country property, While in
the case of village or city property it was not
thought probable I assume, that there would
not be sufficient danger of a sacrifice to made
it necessary for the State to preserve the
same caution in this respect. - -, ...
I thus indicate to you my views upon the
points presented after pretty full consider
alton. I agree with you that the law is per-
picking and obscure, and it may we'll be that
L have erred in my constructions, but in any
actual case it Will not be difficult for parties
to bring their actions for the redress Of their
wrongs, and thus any errors of mine will be
corrected. 49,. Co.,. -
Ifmy reply isno entirely clear to you, as
It may not be, L shall be happy 10 give any
further explanation of my views which you
may desire. .s:. ~ s--~.-"s -. :
-eba' Very respectfully, yours, ,s'"
'it"..@a.....H - D. H. CHAMBERLAIN,
-" : -.-.., .- ~ -. Attorney General.
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Sabbath schsoI convention.

A Convention of the Sabbath Schools in Kcr-
shaw county, will be held atCamden, common
cling on Friday before the first Sabbath in Au-
gust next.
All the Sabbath Schools, of every denomina-
tion, in the county are invited and requested to
send delegates. If there are any Churches
which havd .no Sabbath Schools, they also are
invited to seKedelcgates. > '..
REV. A. J: ,sE!sH sFEokHFs,o . 5So: R: oooDA1E'
REV. A. K:Drs11a, ,,dfo::7v. MErrs,
A. NJ. KENNEDY. J. T. HAY,
"A' WALLACE tHhA.|fYE2t va, !, l4,,ana IT,, : ..'.1
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st. JOha's Day.

Saturday last being the the 24th of June,
and festival Of St. John, the Evangelist was
set apart by the Masonic Fraternity as gala
day. Arrangements had been pro. ress ng
for several weeks, looking to fit celebration
of their patroai.ssint's festival, and invita-
tions to participate bad been sent to the
neighboring Lodges -:fhe first ceremony
was the dedication of the new Lodgc-room,
which was performed with the usual exer-
cises and the solennity be6tting the occa-
sion. ~
A procession of the craft was then formed,
which marcheato the Presbyterian Church,
where fine audience awaited Che orator Of
the day, General -Kcrshaws who delivered an
address suitable to the occasion. After these
exercises were concluded, the Fratern ty sat
down to 4 collation. at the Kershuw House,
to which they da that justice which its
merits required, = -. 49,. J..
Everything passed ofwith the utmost so
briefly. and nothing occurred to mar the har-
mony which should exist among all men, and
more especially among the brethren of the
"Mystic Tic"
1twas gratifying to see solargc representa-,
tion of Masons, and the manner in which
dull care was thrown of, for the noncc, by
those whom business generally claims as
earnest deyotces. :. = :.
Many whoi are not: connected with the
craft, testified fbsnl interest lin the occasion
and THEN regard far the tepcts of the order
by attending closely to its principles as ex
pounded by the orator.. ..
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FIRE FROM MATCHES IN VEST PoCK-
ET.-Yestcrday morning a young gentleman,
boarding at the house Of: lIr. John. II. An
-derson, No. COB 9th street, came in, went'up
to his room, threw his coat and vest on the
bed, and went out again. About an hour
and half afterwards some gentleman passing
the house discovered smoke issuing from a
window, and called the attention of NIr. An
'derson's family to the fact. The door was at
once opened, when it appeared that the coat,
vest, and mattress had been entirely eons1rm-
cd, and the. flames were spreading to. the
furniture. The fire was extinguished without
an alarm being given, but had it obtained a
little more Roadway the damage to the house
would have been serious. 1t is supposed
that the fire was caused by the ignition of
some matches in the pocket of the vest
thrown upon the bed: There is no other
way of accounting for it. = .' .
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The CrOps.

From various quarters we continue to hear
that there is great probability of heavy
corn crop in this District. Cotton does not
appear to be doing so we'll, but there is eve
ry reason to believe that fair yield will be
forthcoming. We have on our table num-
Der of bolls taken from plantations in the Vi
cinity of Camden: during last week.
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A LIVE RApIcAL-The Newborn On.
CO. Republican, is responsible for the follow
ing: A man named Edward Brown, of Pitt
county, fed to tho swamps during the late
war to avoid the draft, has been lately dis
covered living hermit life in den and set
tlement Of his own in dense thicket near
the bank of the river-when first discovered
he fed to his hiding place, upon being pur-
sued he showed fight, but finally surrender
cd, and insisted upon refusing to go in the
army. Upon being informed the war was
ended about six years ago, he concluded to
abandon his hiding place and return to the
old plantation, where he found many changes
since the commencement of the rebellion.
His only clothing was made from the skins
of coons and other animals which he has
captured during the time, having seen no
one with whom to converse during about
eight years. lie has nearly lost control of
language except few profane words. His
father and mother died during the past
year. ....
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A German farmer, who attempted to stop
some runaway horses attached to a moving
machine on his farm in Palestine, ILL.,, on
Friday afternoon, stumbled and fell, and the
machine completely severed his head and
arm from his body. s.
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ICE CREAM.

The Ladies of the Presbyterian Church pro-
pose selling Ice Cream for the benefit of the
Church every Thursday afternoon at Mr. W. E.
Johnsons Park from Six 10 eight O'clock. If
the weather should prove unfavorable, it will be
deferred until the following afternoon.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

We are indebted to Congressman Rainey
for several public documents, among them the
Report of the Commissioner of Agriculture
for 1859, for which he will please accept our
thanks.
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POSTMASTER Mel Donald has been,
appointed Postmaster at Lynchwood, in this
District, in place of, Wilson Marlborough, re-
signed. ...
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beg leave to call the attention of the reader
to testimonials in favor of the Schnapps:
Ifccl bound TO say that regard your Schnapps
as being in every respect pre-eminently pure,
and deserving ofmedical patronage. At all e.
tvents it is the purest possible article of Holland
gin, heretofore .unnbtainable, and as such may
be safely prescribed by physicians. ~,
DAVID L. -M0TTs Nd, Pharmaceutical Chem
int, New York, 's,s.-'.
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Toilet Articles,

In GREAT ., variety, such asEnglish and French
Hair Brushes, Tooth Brush, Lubin's Soaps and
Powders, Toilet Sets and Bottles, Vases, &C.,
Coloens, Handkarchif Extracts and q. great
msn9 articles too numerous TO mention.
= x,ss,.is>s! HopGsQN 8 DUNLAP.
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IjJSTRECEIYED

A.Fine Lot of CHEWING TOBACCO ard C!-
CARS. Cinnamon CORDIAL, WILD CHEKkY
Brandy, Ale, Porter, Soda Water IN 'bo.ties;
scbiedam Schnnpps-French bfanay 1%II q. rsGnceu
prices. - - - 90 % D. W. " '''t IL
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. IL feel that we have
now an article Of gin suitable for such cases as
that remedy is adapted to.
..,.. ,,,, DR.. J. W. bright.
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THIRTY iil YEARS

= THIRTY YEARS
Have elapsed since the introduction ofthe Pain
Killer to,the public, and yet at the present time
it: is more popular and commands n larger sale
than ever before. Its popularity is not confined
to this country alone; NIL over the world its benz
e6cial effects in curing the ellis that flesh is heir
to-" are acknowledged and appreciated, and as
a:pA1N KILLER its fame is limited to no,conntry,
sect nor race 1t needs only to be known to be
priced. = ~. . ~. -, 81. ..,s,. 81; ,-,-;
THIRTY YEARS is certainly long time to prove
the efficacy Of any medicine, and that the PAIN
KILLER is Observing Of all proprietors claim for
it, is amply proved by the unparalleled popular
ity it has attained. 1t is a sure and EFFECTIVE
remedy. Sold by all Druggists. Price 2oets.,
so cts, and 81 per bottle. ."".. =
Directions accompany each bottle. ,%,.
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--ro---500s s0O0D0I5I q 80 ss.
! ! TO Be- GIVEN ! - AW.AY z !.
!: - L, TT THE = soTYTH- Ss ssss
LAND And IMAIIGR RATIONs s(,OMFANY

Under auspices
SERIES OF CONCERTS Charleston
mng October 1s 1871 for the fund enable
selected the
and Others the State ofsou earelna and for and
REFERENCES Wade Hampton Hon By d Per.
John GA
Trenholm Manning, B.
$5OOO00 xadd Ticket Holders the
on the October 1s5 the Academy of Music day
the Drawing commences sy .ls5 S2ft =.
5000 Season Tickets and no more at FIVE Dollars eaeh @
All the including Dsed and Certificate Of Title viii
be deposited with the National Bnkof the Republic New York
. 4. ".s" a.. 100000 DOLLARS IN GIFTS s.S. -
Gift Academy Charleston, buid $230900 hannul
Stores
230 situated King and Market the
weknown be the finest building
End dnt-Sah tpQ
Gft-Can
GHt-Cah - ".. ...
25 GitsCash each 81 0O0 5000
25 GisCh
250 GiasCsh H. 500
500 GsCah. 1880
1850 Gifts Cash each, 10 l25eO
204 it amount uoo
= BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY & CO. f5F38.
r. agents South Carolina and
s ssst4l Sess e44avse1 M &C. sfsssa sss
sa. GENERAL NJ W. sGARY ~,
.kaa tConrmisione s h@
WRtGHr Georgia ~ Col H. South Carolina
BnApIzY2T JOHNSON Virginia Hoy RopsEa of
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CASH.

Will make heavy advances consignments to his
fr;ands in Baltimore. The attention of buyers
is respectfully solicited. D. W..J0RDAN'
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"schnapps"i i


"Schnapps" isa remedy in chronic catarrhal
complaints etc.: = - -s. - =.
. take great pleasure in bearing highly credi-,
table testimony to its efficacy as O remedial agent
in the diseases for which you recommend it,
Having natural tendency to, the mucous sur
faces, with slight decree of stimulation, Il re-
gard it Us one Of the most important remedies in
chronic catarrhal affections, particularly those
of the genito-urinary apparatus. With much
respect, your obedient servant,
CHAS. A. LEAS, NJ. D., New York. &
26 PINE STREET, N. Y, .Nov. 81, 1867.-Udol-
pho Wolfe, Esq, Present. > Dear Sir: j have made
o chemical examination of q sample of your
sSchiedam. Schnapps,", with the intent Of deter.
mining 4 any foreign or injurious substance had
been added to the simple distilled spirits.
The examination has resulted in the conclusion
that the sample contained no poisonous or harm
full admixture. / have been unable to discover
any trace of the deleterious substances which are
sometimes employed in the adulteration of IL
quors. I would not hesitate to use myself, nor
to recommend to others, for medicinal purposes,
the "Schedam Schnapps'' as an excellent and
unobiectionable variety Of gin. Very respect
fully yours, (SigneD CHAs. A. SEELf,
r- =: q. Chemist.
CHEMICAL AND TECHNICAL LABORATORY, 1S.
ExcHASGE>PLAcE, NEW YORK, Noy. 25, 1867
Udolpho Wolfe, Esq: Dear Sir: The undersigu-'
ed have carefully and thoroughly analysed
sample of your ,"rAromatic Schiedum Schnapps,"
selected by ourselves, and have found the same
free from all organic or inorganic substances,
more or less injurious to health: From the re-
suit of our examination we consider the article
one Of superior quality, healthful as beverages
and effectual in its medicinal qualities. Respect
fully yours, ALEX: TRIPPEL, Chemist,
FRANCIS E. ENGELIIARDM. D.
For sale by all respectful Grocers and Druggists
. .UDOLPHO W0LFE'S EST,
NO. % BEAVER ST., NEW YORK.
May 25,, BIN.
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FLOUR.
From Common to Fine GRADES, at LOW
- 80 .sr-f- g.: is...l.; y.n.
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. WoDe's Schiedam SchnaPps.
Is initiated and counterfeited, and purchasers
will have to use caution in purchasing.
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ia GIJIRIAII)A.

PERlODlCO de mOda, que SO pdblica en- Madrid
qlllncenal en- folio mayor amena instructive lee
tura, llustrado con eXcelentes grabados V rn gran
pliogo de alfabetos, cifras medaliones cuanto de
caprlehoso fantastico puede producer la magma
cion del acreditado dibrjante Sr. Magstrs.
,,tAad tAade9mlaS 9l TlaEte ensu4 mente alternando con-
pliegos ornarios, regala par0nes, pleas de muslca
para piano. canto piano, Y hgurnes confeccio-
nados eXpresamente EN- Paris
La Guirnaida Ofreco reparte SuS SIlScl1t0reS de
tempo tempo gran regaio. Este perlodlco die
modas no conOcdo hasta ahOra en- PuertO-itlco es
acreedor la consideration de las lectOras Puerto
riquelas no solamente por 10 que deleita instru-
We, por las novedades capriCh0s9S fat;Stlcas que
les 0frece, sn0 porque su Yao1 esta al alcance dc
todaS las fortunas, puos cuantO queda relaclonado
Sc regala pOr 81 iniimO pracl0 de pesos 7saOAae.
aa;a americana, pOr I'm a1O de Sil5cilclon.
Belas lectOras cstas de enhOrabuona para que
os sea mas comodo realzar las suscrciones, os pro-
porciono en.San German d ID. Ramon Morales, car
tero de aqnela Administration dc correos.-En Ma
yagiioz q d. j. L. Balsac agente LiteraTio.-En
Ponce ID. Manuel Lopez del concrete de llbros.-
En- Arocibo a ID. joaquin Fornandez.-En faJaTdo
4 ID. Pedro Meta v Camps Y en esta Capital a yueS-
tro S.. S. @. L. 2. B.-Juan }. MaIien San Jose nll-
mero9.
NOTA.--Este peri0dico sc reparte baio la cubier-
ia bajo una cuberta de color que cODSttuye una
publication aparte varia(ia todos sus ntmoroS
con recetas advertencias TITLES, anunciOs de la ma
yOr importancia para las families, pIa los coleglo>
Y para las maestraS de Ia ensenanZa
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Lioeo de 2an Juan.
Gale de la 'Tanca, ndnoro 8 entire
Fortaleza Y San Francisco.

NJ pal.endo disponor, 9or ol momen-
to, de IN loca. que satisiag9 'as ex'g9n-
cas lie este essablecimieIto. qaeda ms
talado provisio ,amonte en la casa indi-
cada.
A contar desde eata techa Sc halian
abieltos tod0s los curses CoFge3poad.en-
tes & la Instruction pIimagia eleinenta-
superior, Y SO abf:laa opogtunane"te
los de instruction seoandarla compfen'
ldos cn e, pgogcama general.
Les aluinnus que aspfen Ia inTes'
tidura ,5e baohilIer en- aftes, sotan lnscri-
tos EN- eli Seminayio-Colego dc esta ciu-
dad; para cuyo e!eoto la dreooion So ma
nuesto lie aouerd con el Venerable
Rector de dioho institute.
E director ha dispuesto las horas dc
clase de modo que Ios alamnos puedan
uoucurEir ain obM aoulo les dos estabie-
cimentos; imponi6ndose desde luego la
obligaciVn de haoer que estos vayan d
compafados de un criado de eonfanza, a
fin de evitar el que Sc demoren en- la
Gale, 6 incurran en cualeeQulera otras
tatas que pudieran perjudicar su edu'
cacon moral intellectual.
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SEMBLANZAS
CONTEMPORARIES,
POR E. CASTELAR,.

Esta obra Sc plIblica en- la Habana nor
tonos en- s? menor, que es ell tamaIlo u1as
comodo para llagarse en 81 baiaillo, re-
paItI6rdoso ulo mensuajmeute. Congta
cad4 'omo de so 80 paginas de inme-
J>FabIe impression, cipos uuevos y exec
iente papel. ConieDdIa ca3a vodmen
una dos se0'6IG'ssos, aagun 10 permita la
extension de c4da biosra!ia, acompada-
DO do po solo retrato magu 6camente
gFabado en acoro por uno do los prime
Tos artistas de Nueva-YoIk. Estaa "a de
venta los tonnes l 2 y Y Sc Ieoibipaa
los subsigulentes por cada vapor de la
Habana.
Confando cue ei buen sentdo pGblico
sabFa apreciaf obga tan noble como lu-
Josa, nos afreegamos buscar en- su ba-
"a el buen 6xito de ella.
For esa Eaznn se nfraaa ,Aa3a iona i ln.-
En Puerto Rico. Iln I'll interior.
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HOTEL LUISA DE NOELL.
43 y 45 Rue Vivienne 4S y 45.
PARIS.

Este hotel, situado en:re Ia Bolsa y el
Boulevard de Montmartre, ccupa el parage
mas c6ntrioo y hermoso DO Paris. Las me-
ioras introducidas recientemente en- 6l; las
como lidades que ofreoen sus muyhas y
anuebladas habitaciones, su servicio COM
presto de cfiados espafioles y extrangercs
hiea enEenadoa, con otras muohas J muy
apreciables circunstsncias, hacsn quo estf
hotel Sc eacuentr hoS Ia altura de los
mejorea de su clase, 81 50
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NOVBDADBS do PARIS.

Con Ell dltimo vapor frances que lleg6 el 80 de
JUNO pasado hemos recibido una gran faetura de
mercanc1as hancesas que unidas crecidas exsten-
Gas que tenemos en- generos espanoles, ingleses Y
gar al nuevo carganento que esta1nos aguardando
Los compradores por mayor hallaran en- nuestra
bles A''' -
Realzamos tamben los siguientes artfculos:
Glayos Gle hierro ingleses de paleta de L. g. ~ 3
pulgadas.
Machetes morunos perrllos.
Hero galvanizado llso de yarda de largo cla-
'os, tornlilos y cumbreras de hierro galvanizado.
Francisco Baston y CompanJa. 3 10
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ANUNCIOS DIVERSOS.
CORRBG[MIENTO DE- IA Capital.
AVISO AL PJEBEIECO.

= En- cumplimiento 10 dispuesto por ell Gobierno
tes hago presente al pdblico que desde esta fecba
qneda alberta en- este CorregimieMto la suscricion
para socoTer las familas que han quedado en- Ia
La eudad Gle Point Pitre en- la vecna Isla france
"a q de la G9adape; no dudando de la reeonocda
ia yez como siempre acudiran pres;lrosos socorrer
la desgraca, en- e grado que Il cada cual permitan
La suscriciOn cerrara Ell 20 del actual hasta ell
yo qua Sc admtiran los donativos que Sc hagan en-
este Corregniento, esperanto que las personals que
quleran contrlbulr al auxilio de aquellos desgra-
fcarlO ~ P OH N0ll-
Puertc-Rco Agosto de 1sn-Enrique San
chez ManjOn
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LINEA DE VAPORES.
VAP0RES CORREOS ESpAIOLEs

de Cadiz los dias Il 20 sguen para la Haba-
ma.
ne La Habana Mayagiez y Aguadilla los dias 10 y
20 olguen para San Thomas y vuelven La Habana
Los dias 3 y18.
VAPORES CORREOS INGLESES.
De Ia Habana ell 70 y sguen para San Thomas con
la correspondence Europa, volviendo el II para
continuar su marcia para la Ha5ana
VAPORES CORREOS FRANCHISES.
lie San Thomas el dia 10 sigue para Santiago de
CUBA de donde vuelve ell 81 para tomar la CORES
pondencia para Europa.
VAPOR COSTANERO TRIUNFO.
I'll a las de la mallana sale para Arecbo 81
que para la costa del Oeste hasta Fajardo uegando
la Capital el IS.
Ell Is sale para Fajardo sigue hasta Aguadilla
volviendo la Capital ell IS.
FL 70 sale para Arecibo hasta Fajardo volvendo
el 26.
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IA MAhLORQUINA.
CALLE DESAN JUSTONU %.
~rsan fabs'icsa de chocolate aa ySlDOr.
primer pEeBmEO O5temitlO em la IlIfiInsa
EXpOsHcIohR pfiblicsa de estsa Ciudad.

-. En este acreditado antique estabecimento SO
eIaooran conStantemente Chocolates de yarias
Glases preclos, empleando para clio los mas exec
lehtes natelales Reunen la especial circunstancia
de estar preparados al gilso general del pals des.
provlstos ue esa abundancia de especes irritantes
+ que tan perJ1dlclales estos cmas que tam
70 aondan los chocolates que esta Sc introducen
de dlstntas procedencias. Debemos manifestar al
puollco para que no 10 ignore, que por este sstema
que empieamos hnicamente tieIle intervention en- La
parte de molienda Ia pedra de granite EXCLUSIVES
Hehte no otra cosa como algunos antiques ere.
yerOn. ~
Farticipamos al pdblico para los fines one sean
cohyenlentes que constantenente allailn en- nlles-
ira labIlca, n dep6sto de Chocolates de todas cla-
ses en- caJas de una media aTroba para llenar los
peddoS conque Sc dignen honraInOs nuestrOs consul
mldoles de esta Capital demas pueblos de Ia Isla
fAcaoamos de reclblr exqtisit0s licores como Ami
Scte de Burdeos AlarrasqIino dc Zara Crema de
hosa, PLACER de Damas Perfecto Amor, Elixir Es-
partero, Elixir CASTELAR,, Elixir Garibaldi, Char
treMlX Higi6nico
AdeinSts: vinos generosos V de mesa de las clases
Jerez PaIarete, Tintilla, Champagne Vermut, Bur.
deos, Vadepenas, Chacoli y Moseatel.
Lnc0n,raraD conStantemente, tabacos cgarros da
La labana, dc distintas flbrcas diferentes clases
azucar dc la Habana por cajas Y al detail cacaos
por fanegas almudes cafe molido dirialnente sin
meZci@ alglna con t0d0 aroma.
Unlc0 deposlto p0r mayor menor, en- La misma
fabrica ~
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CUBA ESPAlOLA.
FONDA I POSADA ESPAIOLA,
Dh D. PEDRO LOPBZ.

Este antique establecimiento stuado en- la playa
de Mayaguez, ACADIA de recibir importantes mejoras
personals que le favoreeen personals que le favo-
IeGen no perdona medic alguno para hacerlo agra
melores de clase Ell la Isla Al efecto Sc han cons
truldo nuevas habitaciones el piso superior. es
paclosas y ventlladas, amuebladas con toda decen-
cla tamb1en Sc ha cOnstruido un gran comedOr ca
paz de contener una numerOsa concurrenca el cua-
brlnda todas las comodidadcs que puedan apete-
cerse. '
En- cuanto al eslnero EN- ol servcio, buen tlato
Dlen servlda mesa, cOnOCida csta casa para uue
tratemos de encomiaros pues todos los que en- ella
dueo no ha atendido mas que acreditaro fnerza
de culdadosos desyelos crecidos desembolsos hoy
con Las meJoras lntroducdaS puede ofrecer al pli-
bheo nm establecimiento dgn0 dc Ia cultura de es-
Ia Villa esperanto que suS afanes serGn desa-
saerificios.
Mayagiiez Dioiembre dc 1870.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-08-11
'IARGT'IAS.

Las perSonas que tengan sus tar
getas grabadas en- planChas de CO.
ore y duleran haoer tirar un mime
70 cualqQiera de, ejenplares, pue-
Gen }1I,,9 a9Cudir q la irnprenta del -BO-
LEI1N, adonde soran sorvidas con
p9rontitlld I y La mayor perfection en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-08-11
Al V0LUNTAR

En- la Imprenta del BoLETIN MER.
oANrfL Sc halla ds venta, 20 centavos
ejempler, la Tactica instruction nara
Ia ca'ga de IS armas del sstema Chasse
pot, aprobada por el Nstado Mayor de
este elercl5o. Es una ohria indispensable
para todos los vo'unterios que Sc hallan
proystos del referido asmamento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-08-11
Aviso al p1blico

La Sociedad mercantil que principle girar en-
esta plaza bajo la raz0n de Herrero y Carr10n, ha
efecto el Sr. Carrion la entrega del capital social
one debi6 hacer efectiva en- su .dia en- rtud dc 10
cual v segun documento publico celebrada en- esta
fecha continuara dicha casa bajo la sola razon de
jose Francisco Herrero
qlen Sc hace cargo de los cr6ditos activos pasl-
yos, continuando los mismoS negocios que la ante-
rior bajo su sola frma, segup las circulaTes que
ha pasado. Lo que anuncia para con0cimiento del
p1blico.