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m- THE HAZARDS OF WINTER


The feeble and delicate dread the winter, and VIII
good reason. The weather at this season mas u
depressing effect upon the vital organs and the
animal spirits and they have no vitality or mental
animation to spare. The aged and iuhrm, IN
whom the flame OF life is waxing dim, are always
unpleasantly affected by the temperature OF WIN
ter, and should fortify their systems against IL.
The extra vigor and resistant power which the
enfeebled system requires to enable 1t to meet
with safety the assaults Of cold and damp may
soon be acquired by the regular use of HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH BITTERS. The tonic erect
of this wonderful medicine is soon apparent IN an
increased appetite, more active digestion, anu
brighter, happier frame of mind. Food Is the fuel
of the body, and if IL is not properly dlgesed the
fires of life burn low. When this is the case the
disability can always be remedied within short
space of time by taking full dose Of the Bitters
twice day. The stomach Will soon begin to per-
form its allotted task regularly and eteadily; the
food, being thoroughly assimlated, Will yleid the
amount of vital heat and nourishment which the
body requires under the external pressure of cold
and the winter ailments which are apt to assail the
weak and uutoned physique will be avoided.
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Ter PoPE AND ARCHBISHOP PURcEtL.-
Cineinaott, Feb. 16.--The Pope has ad.
dressed letter to Archbishop Purcell
acknowledging the receipt Of a communi.
cation in which the latter signifies and pro.
fesses, with sincere heart and q fullness Of
faith, bis ADHESION to the doglnatic constl,
tuition published in the fourth session OF
the Vatican Council. The, Pope expresses
great satisfaction at this testimony of faith
and sacerdotal feeling conveyed In the let
ter OF the Archbishop, the more sincere
that 1t completely YefItes the evil reports
which certain newspapers have circulated
against him.
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T THE GREAT FAMILY REMEDY.

To prevent or conquer disease is grand and no.
BILE achievement; and so surely as the bullet and
bayonet will destroy so surely will the great fam
iJy medicine and household remedy, mlSHLER'S
HERB BITTERS, protect and preserve human
life. Now, The present Is the most important Pc
riod of the wear to prepare the human system by
using this celebrated Btters for the severe drain
upon its ST. epgth which The near summer months
win bring and under which an Embraced, depleted
and debilitated organism will speedily give way.
1t is to prevent this evil result that this Bters
recommended for both sexes and all ages; 1t IS
offered and wherever 1t has been introduced 1t Is
found indispensable to young and Old. 1tpurifes
the blood and secretions ;accelerates the digestive
tai forces tones the entire system, and enables
the weak and nervous to sustain any fluctuations
of the temperature or changes In climate.
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Rifl,mond Dispattt.
..n7-nr.x FEBRUARY Is, 1871.
MFR. TIuntington's Letter.

We publish this morning letter from
Mr.. Hrsr1SaroN, president Of the Chesa'
neakc and Ohio railroad, to General WICK
HAM, which Is deserving the especial atten'
lion of all who take any interest in this
important work, Of which Mr.. II. is the
chief director. II is indeed national
work in Its magnitude and relations with
western lines.
MIR. HUNTINGTON speaks plainly and
frankly. and his letter bears the impress oil
sincerity, sustained by good sense, in
manner that must secure ut least faith IN
the intentions OF the author.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
rFor the Richmond Dispatch.

A Louisa correspondent has given you q
glowing account of the prospects of the
| free-schools in this county. ] am inclined
| to believe that he is eXtravagantly sanguine,
and perhaps has an axe of his own to
grind. o,
Louisa has voted ten cents on the 500
and Orange county five cents on the SlO0 OF
property, in addition to the fund voted by
| the Legislature, for free schools: The
writer has travelled considerably in Doth
counties, and has heard great dissatistac-
ton expressed by the white people Tor
Taxpayers generally, and also by colored
who hold some property. In their present
straitened circumstances the tax IS oppres-
siye, burdensome and vet, from their
| scanty supplies, scarcely sufficient for the
support OF their families, this additional
sum is coming-not by their votes, but by
| the votes of those who pay no taxes. Is
| this fairs it just-is it right?
The officers and teachers, too, are to have
liberal salaries, much more than they could
now make at any other business. In proof
of it, there has been quite an excited scram-
BILE for places. The writer served many
years zealously and faithfully as school
commissioner under the old regime without
fee or reward of any kind. The colored
people, not one in twenty has paid his poll
tax. and. consequently, are excluded from
the schools; and why this hot haste, before
they are admissible by paying their tax
Our policy should be .festsna lente, and be-
gin these new things by degrees, for we
have until 1876 by the Constitution to get
fully under way.
Meanwhile the Constitution should be so
amended as to prevent any man, black or
white, from voting who has not paid his
taxes in and during the preceding year.
The few excited men who have axes to
grind should remember the frogs of E;Sop.
While it may be fun for them to get Office,
it is death to us farmers, who have to foot
the bills. A FARMER.
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USEFUL RrET-BAaeERs.-The vote upon
the enforcement bin shows how unconstitu"
tional measures are forced through Con.
sress. PORTER, Plat, and AVER, three
carpet-haggers, having no sort Of sympathy
with the feelings Of our people, and know
ing no more about constitutional law than
any other three Yankee traders, cast their
votes for the bill. Messrs. DUKE, GIBSON,
and Booker, yirginians, of course voted
against it..
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How Qua REPRESENTATIVES VOTED
AVER. Plat, MCKENZIE, and PORTER voted
for the enforcement bill. Messrs. BOOKER,
GIBSON, and DUKE voted against it. Mr..
MILNSs was absent.
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In the United States Senate "Wednesday
MIR. JOHNSTON presented the claim Of WIN
A. HOPPE, Of Richmond, for SS6S.5O. IT
was referred to the Committee on Claims.
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~ FEBRUARY Is, 1871.
MORE NEW DRY GOODS JUST OPENED
BY
T.R. PRICE & CO.,

Il, h
FOR THE PRESENT SEASON:
New style WHITE-GRoUND PRINTS, for chill
dren; s... -.
SHIFTING PRINTS In variety,
MEDIUM and DARK CALICOES in variety,
BLEACHED and BROWN COTTON SHEET
INGS, NJ,
Low COTTONS,
IRISH LINENS and LINEN SHEET1NGs,
TABLE DAMASK, NAPKINS and DOYLlEs,
TOWELLINGS. COTTON DIAPERS, &C.
BLACK ALPACAS and MOHAIRS,
TAMISE and OTTOMANS,
BOMBAZINES,
GRAPE Wells, GRAPE COLLARS,
BLACK and CoLORED KID GLoVES-none
but best;
BLACK GRO GRAIN SILKS,
Rich and elegant POINT APPLIQUE SETS ano
COLLARS,
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS-a set;
CAMBRIA and LACE EDGES and F1LLlNGs,
HOSIERY for ladies and children,
LINEN-BOSOM SHIRTS and LINEN BOsOMs'
BLACK and FANCY CLOTHS and CASsl-
MERES, &C., &C. 7. r. PRICE Gu,
faI5 l1ol Main street.
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DIAPER HANGINGs.
CHRISTY. CONSTANT s SHEPHERD,
tLate Christy, Constant d Co..
i MANUFACTURE tRs AND JOBBERS,
No. SOL BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Factory $40 and 5A West 2sd street.
7i,g II, ls-2m1

WTM. FL. ADAMS Baltimore Store) has
w just received line assortment OF tie
LATEST STYLES COLL A RS and CUFFS also,
a GOOD KID GLUVa, for SEVENTY-FIVE
GENTS pair. Ladies' would do well to look ut
his assortment Of collars before purchasing else
where. RE ls--5t# $40 BROAD STREET.
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ME- RICHMOND AND LIVERPOOL
PACKET COMPANY.
FINAL DISTRIBUTION OF ASSETS.

A THIRD DIVIDEND OF FORTY DOLLARS
PER SHARE will be paid to the stockholders OF
the Richmond and Liverpool Packet Company on
application at the Office Of the Virginia Home In
sura1ce Company, 1914 Main street. on WE'D
NESDAY NEXT, 18th February.
Stockholders required to surrender their scrip.
DAVID j. BURR
fell lot WIN. s. PAINE, }
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LAND SALE.-Dr. Uriel Terrill has sold
his farm, situated about six miles east of
this place, to Mr.. Henry Mason, of Mount
Clair, n. j., for % 900 cash.-0range @. Il.
Trqinon.
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OFFICE SUP'T CITY GAswoRKs,l
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 81. 1871.
FOR GAS.HOIDE AMI

\
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 81. 1871.
PROPOSALS FOR GAS-HOLDER AND
L TANK.-Sealed proposals will be received At
this Office until the 6TH OF MARCH NEXT.
at IL NJ, for a TELEsCOPIC GAS-HULDER. OF
capacity Of not less than 49, 600 cubic feet TO DC
put up at the Gasworks In this city. ready for use
during the month Of June 1871; The proposals
must state the dimensions OF the different parts OF
the holder, tie quality and thickness OF the Iron,
mode Of construction, erection, and operating
and all other particulars which are necessary 10
convey . correct idea Of the machine when In use.
Also, for BUILDING TASk to receive the
holder, to be about one hundred feet In diameter
and thirty feet deep, the whole to be built OF The
best hard-purnt Rockets brick, laid ia cemen|
finished with coping Of granite, the tank TO be
perfectly water tight.
The details or The dimensions OF tliis work can
be obtained Of the undersigned, and the bids WILL
be made per cubic yard, and the payments Tor
holder and tank not to be made until The same
have been used for two mcnths from date OF de-
livery and meet the approval OF the City EDSi-
neer and the Superintendent Of ;he Gasworks.
BY order Of the Committee on Light.
JOHN II. knowles,
fel-td Sup't City Gasworks.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C.,

OFFICE CITY FNGINEER,l
Feb. II. ISL.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
i at this Office until MONDAY, February 10th,
at IL ~. for the ERECTION OF ONE. Two, Ok
THREE PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDINGS.
Designs and specifications may be obtained upon
application at this Office.
The Board OF Education reserves the right or
rejecting sny or all proposals.
CHARLES Fl. DIMMOCK,
fe Ltd City Engineer.
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ME- WINDOW CURTAINS.
we are now offering great bargaina in NOT.
TINGHAM and WORKED LACE CUR
TAINS;
NOTTINGHAM LACES by the yard, at all
prices;
WINDOW SHADES, with fixtures complete;
CORNICEs, and other fixtures for window cur
tains, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1918 Main street.
Use JOHN CLARK, JR., & CO.'S SPOOL
COTTON. fee
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Rev. j. M. CLYMER.-After a residence
and pastoral charge of the Presbyterian
congregation at this place for the last ten
years, the Rev. j. NJ. Clymer is now pre-
pairing to remove to New Creek, West Vir-
ginia, whittier he has been called by the
aggregation at that place, and urged by
the Virginia Synod.-Shendndoah Herald.
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~WE HAVE THIS D A9 AP-
POINTED Mr.. OSCAR CRANE agent for the
sale of our WHISKEYS In Richmond, Va.
JOHN GIBSON'S SON & co.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l, 1870 lie lo-'t"
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DIssOLUTIONs d PARTNERsHTpn

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-The
~ undersigned have this day formed co-part-
& CO., to carry on in the city OF Richmond a gem
eral WHOLESALE and RETAIL HAT BUSI-
n 81, and wi)l continue to occupy the slorehouse
heretofore occupied by McVeigh & Marshall. In
tending By strict and careful attention to their
business to make both the wholesale and retail de-
psrtments as desirable as can be found In any
other house, they with entire confidence invite
their friends ar purchasers generally to call and
examine their stock.
q NJ MARSHALL.
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CHOICE WHISKEYs.
PENSION AGENTS, &c,

i SERVICES IN THE WAR of 1872 Will now
be attended to by the Undersigned, whose charges
will conform to those prescribed by law.
A LOT OF LAND WARRANTS. WANTED,
for which the cash will be paid so and lso-acfe
pieces prefer red. JAS. Z. SUTTON, DR.,
Late United States Pension Agent,
re lists No. coz Main street.
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TO-PARTNERSHIP JOHN W. GRIN.
~ GAN (late of Gordon 6 Crirgan) is this DAY
admitted as partner In our business and soicits
for the new firm share Of the patronage hereto
fore extended him. The name and style OF the
firm will remain as formerly.
ROBERT F. WILLIAMS & co.
February Is, 1871. fel5-2w
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES,

House met at II o'clock-Speakcr TUR-
NER in the chair. -.--.
Prayer by Rev. G. w. Motley, of the
Methodist Church.
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| B1GAMY.-A man by the name Of Linnes,
aged about 25, and claiming to hail from
| North Carolina, was arrested in Abingdon
on Wednesday evening under charge of
| having two living wives in the State he
comes from-one in Guilford and the other
| in Surry. He was committed to await the
| requisition of the Governor of North Caro-.
| lina.-Abingdon VarginGn.
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dbas dadHm
Cine rt humoicos senaaas bi gas edo de
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de les reglos e gala tmbien
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a tomo pagando aho
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PRECIOSDE SUSCRICION EN- PUERTO-RICO
Por m o asntaao ilen 81
dcl o6.-J.
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ELECCIONES

Pr6ximas tener lugar las dc Diputa
dos Provinciales, es de sumo inter6s para
los efectores la Collection que hoy anuncia
mos al p1blico baja ell titulo de
GMsG del E7lectOy.
que contiene 10 siguiente.-I ey NUM-
cipal.-Ley Provincial -Reglamento pa
ra Ia eleccion DIS Diputados Provincisles.
Sanciou Penal.-Division de la isla en-
Distritos y Colegios electorales -Circula
res del Superior Gobierno para la inteli
gencia y aplicacion del Reglamento elec
toral.
Alocucion del Gobierno Superior de la
isla con motive delas pr6ximas elecciones.
Un cuaderno de mas de Glen paginas
en- 8. oprolongado. 49,. SO cts.
A la isla Sc remitira franco de porte
por 55 centavos, que deberaa enviarse en-
sellos de franqueo al hacer ell pedido, sin
cuya circunstacia no SO hara Ell envio.
imp. q Liberia de Acosta, Fvtalega2I.)
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(jISILll Hl'IjJPEDIS
La Corsx5aess
%. TETUAN %.

MESA RED NDA Y BlTEAS.
III due1lo de este esta5 ecimiento
p2ne On conocimiento del pdblico que
acaba de arreala1 las C0modas Y es
paciosas habitaciones destinadas a lcs
que gu eran favorecerle ofreciendoles
un aato eamerado y ccmidas con to
do aseo y buen condimento como 10
tiene acreditado desde hace algunos
amos: contando para clio con buenos
cocinercs.
Ell salon destinal 10 comedor so
be scr muy espacioso reune las ven
t IS de an hermoso y largo barcon
con vista IA bahia y vivir en- los ba
j.s de la casa, el acTeditado patron
Estanilao Garcia dueeho de botes de
iicada al trasporte dc passages de los
vapores.
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A los Sres. Hacendados de esta Isla.

Hbendo su los Hae endado los
ratios para facliar para mpieza aifca
oop banueo del ugo de meado A maeia azucna
cano et en- iqudo qudo berad de nomaes
que estoy dpuesto cump denes couvenenca de
auenes incumba de Comero de los S Borrs Hmanos
de acepado mis dnco Agente henen
penos pod que nomb enenJan todos los aunts
procedmesto para dc Dc
los ebo siguene Dodo To ab alta Vegabaa We
Aanat Ropedas Carolina Lola Csgnas Junco Gu
sabo Naguab 1umaeao YabuooaPto Klco Ocubre ~
de 187O-R A Stewart
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4 los Senores Hacendados.

aeptado Agenc de nvencio del Corone Don
Ricardo Stewart para "mpez carfcacon banqu del
matera azucarna cuando eta uido
miquao por obndo del Superior Gbierno, prive e
elusive para vendeo nosotos en- conomen
Sres Hacend dos les puebs gen Byamo Dorado
Toa bsj, alta Vegaba Vega alta Mana eob Rio pied
Carolina Loza uas Juaco Guraho Fard Naguabo Humaa
Yabucoa que esaos ahor dspuesto eci ordes ean
Coone Stewart opeaos condo
nes siguientes:
aarao complete pueso cosara sobre S95 al contado
pocedmiento parodo de cnco AMOS
de So SO por bocoy psgaderes COMO sIgue
Un p so q pagar en- IL de Abrl de 1871
Tn id < id enle 1872
Medic i'd id en- IL de id de 1878
nuero- ieo Octubre % de l870-B Borr&s herman,s
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Interesante.

Desde esta techa y por mutuo convenio
queda disuelta la sociedad que jiraba en-
este pueblo bajo la razon de Walls y
Rucabado, ,ssquedando hecho cargo de la
casa Don Francisco Rucabado, quien Sc
guira con los mismos negocios que hasta
hora.-Cayey Enro 81 de 1871.-Walls
y Rucabado.
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SALIDAS.
A V I.SO.

I'll dia % del pTesente mes, vendfa de
Scr Thomas 81 vapor de Ia Compallla
Real Meyscy para ilevar passge'os de este
para aquel Puerto y Europa.
RegTesando 81 dia 1 . s 2 del pr6xlmo
con los pasajeros de Europa.
Billetes de ida vuelta para S Thomas Sl6
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cibo sigue para la c<sta del Oeste hasta
Faiardo, llegando la Capital o. l8ss,
El Is sale para Fajardo ? sieue hasts
Aguadllla volvieado la capital el Is.
FL % sale para Arecibosshasta Fajardo
volvlendo ell 26.
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PARTE MERCANTILE.
Inteigencia Martina.
EntrGdG q SahdG de Vapores.
VAPOREs CoRREOs ESPANOLES.

EmradG q Salsda de Vapores.
VAPoREs CoRREos EsPANoLEs.
De Cadiz los das Ia y 20 siguen para
Ia Habana.
De la Habana Mayaguez Aguadilla,
los dias IL y %. Siguen para Santb6mas y
vuelven la Habana los dias 3 lS.
VAPoREs CoRREos INGLEsEs.
De Ia Habana oil 70 y siguen a Santho
mas con la correspondence para Europa
volviendo ell II para continuar viaje Ia
Habana.
VAPoREs FRANCHISES.
De Santh6mas ell dia 1c y sigue pars
Santiago de Cuba de donde vuelve 81 81
para tomar la correspondence destInada
Europa.
VAPoR CosTANERo AaUILA.
El Z las de Ia mansna sale para Are
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EKlEzl!Szl1 DE IlIERRO
DE LERAS

DE LERAS
DOCTOR EN clENCIAs, INSPECTOR DE LA AcAbEKIA
DE PARIS, ETC.
En- forma de liquido sin sabor, analogt IN
aqua mineral, este medcarfenlo reune los ele-
menlOs consliiuvos DE los hueSOS de la sAngre.
Els ell mas racional de los fcrrug n0sOs por est0
ha sidO ad0plad0 p0r los n.ejOres medc0s del
mundo entero. Conyicne las i6venes delicadas
cuyO deSarrollo aun cs tardIo y las muieres que
paecen esos doo, es de esi6mng0 inlolerables cad
sados por la clorosis, Ia Gesia, la tr,eguIaridad
de la M.Pnstruaci0n leGcOrrea, los nihOs de
complexion dGbl decada y lOdas las personas
cuva <angre ha empohrecid0 aIguna enfermeGad.
F:cacia, rapcz de accicn, benignidad completa,
sin cOnslaclon nj acCicn sobre los dientes tales
SON las ventajas que han dtcidldo los IS. me-
dicOs prescribiriO sus enferm0s.
Emporaamse. - Ell senior Barei, de Paris,
Padecia de un asma cruel desde hacia muchos
amos, hasla el eslremo de no poder eslar acostade
sin experimental violeutas sofocaci0nes que anne
nazaban ahogarle, de verse en- los IllimOs tres
amos reducid0 q pasar la nOche en una hutaca.
Siguiendo los consejos del doctor leconte, hize
uso de los Cigarriiios tndianos de Grimault
Camp, Y no lard6 en- cncOntrar notable aliviO en-
pncos dias, las sofocaciones cesarOn, pudo al fin
eeOstarse cada yez Que espermentaba un acceS0
bastaban aigunaS asplraciones dc humO para cali
Mlrie !nslan!aneamene.
Importsnte para los enfernos. La
casa Grtmauh Y C,a, empez6 vuiSur:zar en- 1857
ei cmplco del Jdrube de h,p0fosEto de cal contra
las afecciDnes del pccho; ell exito Ob.enidO pOr Ia
Inre2a cfcacia de este medcamento produjo en-
s;grita muh;lud de imladores; recomendamos,
phes a los enfermOs one exjan Ia 6rma del autor
Pstarapada Ell el cueO de cada frasc0, rec0rdan-
Goes al mismo tempo que nues,ro jarabe Iens
uu htrmoso color de rosa.
Ell nuero ccnfte pectorat, conocido baio 81
nomhre de i'ast'IIas De jngo de lechugo = de las-
rel real, de Grlmaat y Ga, goza en- Paris de una
inmcnsa reputation. Es!as pasti'las eoniienen los
dos principles mas calnan.cs de Ia materia me-
dlca. Su gusto es sumanenle agradable al paladar
y esta cuaidad las hace recomendables, no solo
para les niIios, SEQ tambien para las personas
mayors. Sc man!lcnen en- perfecto estadO de
conservation baio todos los climas.
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El Bue1l Gust0.
No Gale de San Francisco ~

Ell cargameno de meancs moados directamene por a casa @
notable concepos cadd de It's arouo
las baraturas oe los
Componese o agodon sed de da
baregs panueos de pntaones de exeente caslm pa
dles habanicos afomba de das
setvletas oas, pc fumer1a oros muchos arcuo
Las Sc hacen por mayor al detail 80
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! 81 J Dtabl1<.<n

D. Ramon Sarriera professor de piano y
csrto, y piarista del Cafe LIZ Catalanai
ha trasla'laao su domieilio en- Ia calle de
San Jose mum 81 Los Sres que gusten
honra' le en- recibir de sus leciones pueden
d;rigirse su casa 6 bien por la noche en-
ell cafe lie La Catalara de 8 IL
Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-25
AGENCIA DE PERIODIC0S
EW MAXAGUEZ.

Ell BOLETIN
Tn ano SO Seis meses So 5O centa
vos- Trimestres $3-Un mes 81 25.
LA REPRESENTATION NAClONAL
Tn aiio $10-Scis meses SIS 5O-Tri
mestres S$3-Un mes 81 25.
Ell ECO HISPANO AMERICANA
Tn ano So 50-Seis meses 81 70.
Ell CORREO DIE ESPANA
Tn a1o S10-Seis meses So.
COMERCIO DE OADlZ
I'm s7io s8-S.s meses 81 25- -Trlmes
tres 50 25:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-25

24-De SaDth6mas gol esp. Rapido
cap. Font con mercaderias y 2 passage
De Halifax goista americana Haray
White cap, Hepkirs cen carga Latimer
SALIDAS.
% Para Ia Habana vap. correo esp.
Santaudtr cap. Casas con electos y coFla
% Para los pnntos de su ruta vap.
esp Agui'a cap, Vllot con scafga general
Para Ponce gol esp Isabel cap Alslna
con taeajo uu pasagero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-25
ia MODA ELEGANTE ILUSTRADA.
pER1on1co EspEc1A1, PARA sEN0RAs sENORITAs-

PARA sEN0RAs Y sENORlTAS-
-$1"- =, ..o;oxo
deadas puede desea
dora aouo hacen pubcacon no eoS
nj ell extangeo
CADA ANO REPARTE
de uantas inv e H
vesdo de amao natural para
dos somos de eno snotas nnos-Vanas apceas en-
fgurns en- negro 10 o'O
de gran oho
pueden deae para las
de noveas pecosmas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-25
AViSO.
Vapores de Ia Mala Real Inglesa.

Co lnges
C4narias iguientes:
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libra, cada ademas Is cts
% Para informes dljire al Consnad2 lrges
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-25
Vapor Aguila para s. Thomas

Este buque saldra en- la ma1ana
del dia 27 del c 'rriente, y Sc avisa a
los que quieran utlisarlo para trasla
darse a d'cho punto y tomar ALI vapo
res para Europa 6 N. York. Enero a.
-Sus Consignatarios, Iriarte Hno'
de Oaracena y compa1ia.