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CHAPTER Iss. .sii
AN ACT to protect the Insane.

Srcrnx / Re ]; euo,cteJ n, ~.
<scneyoI Assc,nhJ,, ,f me G,,,s ~ fa,.,, ~
That there shall bc 4 VISITING Commit
foo az three anno;sto "a ,,v tha 1:c~ar,.nr
70 visit tbc Tnsane Xswin,,s ~ = A. AZ
State nj their discretion with nowar ~ G -
send for persons and papers ana Is
examine witnesses on oath. to nsceytain
whether any of the inmates. arc i'm.
propcrly detained IN the Hosn;ial or
nniustly placed there. aud whether Tho
Inmates arc hnmannIv .nI t;nSIv
treated. with fun Dowcr to cn,rect any
abuses found tn ex;st !. and 7.nv ;,;nrv
innictcd mnon the ;nssne s,,oiI ~,
treated as an ofganse, m;sdameannr ~
crime. as tho iikc of}ense would he ra. "a
garfled whe,, infiirtei mon arv othe,.
Citizen outsi1e Of The insane asv,nms ~
They shall have nower - i;s,ha,..1a
apv attendant ar e,nnlavne whn
fCnnd tO have hacn gn;itv az na;s1a
mca,,or. mer;tinu s,,ch ,l;scharoas ana
in IN thnss f,;sis. -, ',nis.aas,,a,., ".
oilense. or crime, The - test;mnnv' 81
patients shall be taken and cons;dcred
for what Il r. worth and m e,nniovee
At the a syimm shall ~ s,iotved ~ -
unnu anv ;nrv. heScre .srhnn, ~ Hese Sc
cases arc gr;aI sad Gnn,,.;...a v .n.Su si,as,
mala on amn,,., rnnn,t ~ .La Sa"" S".'
nor of thc stasn ~ nAS3 = No'e'-
! src 90 srha ,,.n,os - 4,.;sa
com m,;tfao .s,d ~ si,oi,. ~ ,,oa. I'll. a.. .s'..n
Jras. Shai, I ~ Lent % naptaJ sson,oc ~ au.
ward in the Asv7pn ~ ana o.,av ~ 49, !
,,ato T., tI,o aru cssIy III
- ~ ,sr;,n ~ ,.hos sho Av s;sd % slta,. oe aiowed
tl,;s coum;,tAa - .nd -" - a,'., 80 y. icase -
SON shey MAJ csnosa o''i po1-
'p,nr,IaJ Tha S.,n ~ l..
;f ba th;nss ,,rnnas ups.dd'eLuuml sa,,d ln.s niay
dressed To- otte, ba,3,csstc % ,S,c .v;s v;s;,;. am
comm;ttae for ips,,ac.;,,' - v s.e s.eits IN
warded TO tie ind;v;dna, adSressod %
And any member Of th;s com.
m;ttao who shaIi n.,s,ac, 10 I'M
tha calls nf the rasasrS I" III, g e., mccu ,'.a
tect;omN when nrovad 10 I ha~a ~ ~. H.
needed shall Le dee,oaa ~ns;s W S,n III, MI,
Office and shall ,,a a;scI,s,.gsaI ~, iv o o
(soyernor. - q d !. - e - - ''e
Srr-9 E.a
6na1 i, .,v I".sma @ s"y Sss, person. ovh, az,
STATE If Iowa % shs,1 hs n,,n;shaa I hv
az c,,na.;,'ta Ia.,t ,sa,.... fa,,,
chs,.,,s I ~ n smcl, ,,arso,ssa, fass; o,,ao =.
each weck wh;ln 90 cnns;naJ ,,;,h
s,,;tah,n m.tar;ais Coz o, n,n;.;'.s, VIII na
closing sealing and mailing ietters
p,o,..s3eT rhc,, r.,onass ,I.a 1870 n,,
less otherwisc az ort,ereS ~ III ihs s" x;s;t;ng @
committec. which order shaIi conf;mns
in force nntii co,,ntermanIei Iv sa;i
committee. - 10y
Src. 1. Itis herebv made ihc dntv
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An incendiary fired the stable of A.
B. Burr, at Iowa City, on the night of
the 2Isi, and it burned down. Loss
$1,000.
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noweby law allowed members of the

now by law allowed members of the
General Assembly.
! And the disbursiiig officer of such
Insane asylum, shall pay the per diem
aud. mileage allowed such Visiting
Committee under the provisions ofthis
act, and each member of such Visiting
Committee shall certify under oath to
such disbursing officer, tIrc number of
days he has served, and the number of
miles travelled.
\ SEC. 10. i, This act being deemed of
immediate importance, shall take effect
and be in force from and after tn.o
sceeks publication in the Daily State
Register, and Leader, newspapers pub
lished at Des Moines, Iowa.
! Approved, April %, 1872.
J 1ahercby certify that the foregoing
act was pablished in the Daily State
Leader, April 95, and IN the Do1y Io,ra
State Rcgister, April 2e, 1872. ~
ft5sa ED WRIGfl1.egiN "a
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At Coldstrcam, last week, u child
was killed by pig.
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a bogus detective, attempting to
Iblackmail certain Davcnportcrs, was
arrested aud tincd $25.
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Hero is a cabinet somebody

Here is cabinet somebody has So
lcctcd for President Greeley:
Il Secretary Of Statc---GeO. r. Train.
Secretary of Trcasury-H. G, War
mouth.
Secretary of Interior-Long John
Wentworth.
Secretary of War-Thc odorc Til
ton.
Secretary of the Navy--Susan u.
Anthony.
7 Attorney General-John Cochran.
Postmaster General Abolished.
Every man carry his own mail in his
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Horatio Seymour emphaticalIy de-
es that hc endorses tho Cincinnati
ovcmcnt. lie il looking TO the BAL
more Convention.
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Marion, Iowa, had a $4,000 fire on
tho morning of the Goth.
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The Courier Job Department,
pRINrINa or AIT. KIN
4. Complete y til new
TYPES AND PRESSES

Frotn a Visiting Card q" n Mammoth Poster
sxtcutesi IN GO0a style, Eastern prices and
work duplicated. 3-
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ktate Fair.

State Fair.
The Nineteenth Annual Exhibition
of the Iowa State Agricultural Society
will be held at Cedar Rapids, Sept. s,
10, Ill, II aud IL, 1872. Its officers
are: sAssi
John Scott, Of Nevada, President.
Edwin Smith, OF Davenport, Vice
President. sst
j. NJ. .Shaffer, OF Fairfield, Scc'y.
WIN. B. Leach, Of Cedar Rapids,
Treasurer
The Suptof Grounds is1. #. Charles,
OF Cedar Rapids.
The Chief of Police is A. II. West of
Cedar Rapids.
The sup't of Gates is Oliver Mills,
Of Lewis. IS
The ssp't of Tickets is c. F. Davis.
ofskeokuk.
The Chief Marshal is Jno. ii. Bacon,
Of Washington.
2 The Sup't of Horses and Mules, Di-
vision A. is +. j.. Downing.
The Sup't of Cattle, Division i, is NJ.
w. Robinson.
The Sup't Of Hogs. Division c, is
Jno. w. Porter
The Supt OF. Sheep and Poultry, Di-
vision G, Is Aaron kimhall.
The Sup't Of Trial Of Plows and
Flowing Match, Division ID, is r.
Mclsaacs. ~ 800 =. .e
The Sup't of Impliments, Division
4, is S. T. Hewett.
The Supt of Grains and Vegetables,
Division +. and H., i. Jno. Grinnell.
The Supt of Fine Arts, Division I,
is P. Cadwsi.
| The annual committees of the Board
are: a f,, &r s6
On Sorghum, r. Caldwell. On
Sheep, John Grinncll. On Diseases of
Farm Stock, M. W. Robinson. On
Graias and Grasses, L. McIsaacs. On
Insects, ]. NJ. SLatfer.
The Bangor (Maine) IYhiy says a
thirsty fellow entered a meat shop on
the east side a day or two since, and,
approaching one Of the proprictors in
mysterious manner, asked ii he could
get something TO drink there. He was
answered in the Affirmative, and told
that the firm had some splendid ale ON
tap. The strangers eyes glistcned,
and his mouth watcrcd whom he of tho
cleaver, after trip to the back shop, re-
turned with big mug filled with
clear, amber-colorcd fluid. "Drink
quick; the police may be in ut any
moment" cautioned the meat man,
and the stranger, hastily following the
advice, swallowcda a couple OF mouth
luis ofthe liquid. "Thc scene that en-
sued" can be imagined when we state
that the 'slep was old beef pickle, as
salt asthe Dead Sea, with sSbody'u un-
equaAed by AXA.
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The Nineteenth Annual Exhibition
of the Iowa State Agricultural Society
will be held at Cedar Rapids, Sept. s,
10, ii, II aud Ii, 1872. Its officers
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The Drug
rs selling Drs1
ER than anV
THE OIL MARKETS.

THE OF. NAfskETS.
BY W. U. TEL. LINE
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAILY RrroppS
Oct. % ~?
ine petroleum market remains uniet and
hrm to-day at $3.50. We hear OF 40 trans
actions.
Philadelphis, Oct. IS
Refined-2G%.
oc'. 26!s. Nov. 26ss, Dec 26S
Aarkc, quiet
---------------
PI:tshurg, Oct 23
Crude spot, Il5s.
B. y. all year, lz>s.
b. q. do. ll5s
R.ilncd-Spos 223s Oct
Market quiet.
NEW YORK, Oct 90.
Refined, 27.
Market Firm.
GOiD.sN MEM iOKk.
NEW YORK, Oct. 20.
Gold-ll3b.
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For Sale.

A desirable riding or driving
HORSE, in good order. For
terms inquire at Phelps Vegeta-
bic Store, opposite the Opera
House, Petroleum Centre, Pa,
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Announcements
BURNETT'S COCAINE prevents hair iallng.
iAnuonncementsI

BURNETT'5 COCAINE prevents niiI 4dlAhS'
JUST AFTER CHRISTMAS OF 1871, WAS LAID UP
WITH An Obstinate Cough sPTrss or BLOOD Ac'
CONTAINED WITH FEVER JOINT EFFECTS oFEHIcH
WAS GREATLY RAPIDLY REDUCED fdlowe
THE Drr GET TREo VARIOUS MEDICINES But
NONE MUCH COOP. LEAVING NE Io"ePiIED
ENOUGH rADs TO TRT DR. JAMES ErPEo'
ronAsr AND PROCURED CAREFULLY As ERECTED
AND GRADUALLY GOT RID corPIAIsT-ws A. c. PYLE
TAxAEox PRHRY Co., Wis.
A puff of gunpowder from the muz1c OF q
cannon ear'e H. loss OF many human IVES O ~ man a,
the mountain hou il certain and suia lsn To YER n
v huacsons dust mar come IN contact HIS He only
safe aiaih5e insect e1icfminaior 10 existence
SKIN DIsEAsEs.-PERRY'S IMPROVED COME
PSrLE REMEDY The SAn medicine OF tue a'e Is war
e q, S. PsG,T' Sod Gp :, D By D s. S Wee
For Moth Patches, Freckles, and Tan, use
MSIT P dG5ss L2f3 F .n Depot bd a
It.. Xew.York. Sold by Druggists everywhere
Kxox's SPRING Hat has been justly and EN-,
phseay ponoance The bat Of the pSd Is ,e We II's'
perfection. KNOX, w. 2i2 Broadway
10000 baskets and cases of CHARLES Held
ceegy de AID DRY SLLEKY and "EzTRA CHAAiGSR
WATCHES, JEwELRY, DIAMONDS, go to B; $.
ssuIRY oi Fuiont no store no 'hoNc's once up @ se'
P. ERvExwEIN's Hat Establishment, AS
Nas,su-st Tr4c, Society Battling
A.-For a Superb SPRING DEEss HAT go to
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INTERCHANGEABLE 10.

Supreme Court harlbGs-By Judge Brady
sehsrt at Funk-Dened. bronson agt Winthrop var
v ei Van Voorhi,-Jude Of divorce granted Humphrey
, Msnnfact1hne Co hg Bcs-Orer gantei hronbeTS eBt
Kronberg.-Juigment Of divorce granted
S,premf Court-Generdl Tcrm-Krighal a9t. Macon
and Western Railroad Co.0puon By lngraham r.
rei and new trial to abide event Hoover sg 4en
hum Fl a-Opnon by lngrah J-Jnigment teve ann ne
tai orcr,A costs 10 abide Bheee Pgt Aden
W. isbsa p Judgment reversed and trial orded costs 10
abide event Noble Queupel-Opnon by ngsham
,nen affirmed with costs the matter Of Bapproh 70 oe
ment; In the Of voking TO yacae IN W" R
Ne. ,thur utOpluioh BY lngrahsh l.
before whom argued do not concur ina decoh
,nJ re,rument ordered In the matter OF Lah
$40 costs
SUPERIOR Court-Specidl Tcm-By Judge Freedman
Funke The Orient Muual ms to-Cae se''t anu neu
Doscher AT, Shaw 81 al-Case settled and tle,L
BY Judge Mone-Mahony sgt Scott order denying mohn
Common PIeas-Speqdl Term-By Judge loew.-
Scott agt Woo-Moon gTante Genet agt Bamonte memo
ranium The Merchant National Bank OF Netark NY
Wd-Moton Special Calendar for short esnrs
without costs Rosenberg ag logeng-Mo3n 10 Vaear oLue ~
arrest dere hut n bail reduced to 500 Was agt lhrrgsh'
Industrial savings BanMoon to vaate the order gang Iner
with leave to renew on nouee 70 ~ ADVERSE
n.TtN
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POLICE NOTES.

Joseph Hunter was arrested yesterday, for having
three pieces Of cloth supposed to have been stolen
In the Court of General Sessions, before Judge
Bedford Yesterday James Costello charged With killing John Ola" BY
stsbbg him McEoYs saloon n Nsssaut, Jan. a.
acquitted
An express wagon containing $500 worth Of stolen
shoes driven board koosyets fnybos yeHeriay and
detective sete the goods which had been stolen iron No s Myrtle
ave, Brooklyn.
Fritz Vueme age 10, a Swedc, was found hanging
cellar house, No 5si West Teuth
night He formerly employed the saloon No. 2l5 West
and had become spirited from want OF employ
mebt
Commissioners Boswortb, ManerTe and Barr lis
Inspector Wm
Jameson charged by Commissioner Bar with being s,en from the
Central Oce from 10 m April H. Inspector admitted the
charge and plausible for bis Referred to the
Board PaomAn John Csbby Of the Thirty fret Precinct
charged peuaTy having April brother had
fever aud could not attend Referred to
Board ParomsD Theodore Kelly Of the Eighth
missed The resignation Of Sergeant john H. Williams Of the Eighth
Precinct accepted.
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NETWORK CITY.

A public reception will be given to the Rev.
Alessandro Govazzi and the Revs D. d. Thompson and
Riley at Association Hall this evening.
Deputy United States Marshal Wright served
an attachment yesterday, upon the officers Of the ferry
boat Westfeld in one of the suits pending against
the staten Island Railroad Company.
ALVIN 0. Buck was arrested yesterday by
Deputy Sheriff Curry at the suit Of Franklin Stebbins,
and locked up in Ludlowst. Jail Buck is charged with
fraud, has been arrested upon similar charGes before
OF $4,000 The bail III this case Is fixed at $4,000
On May 1 an important change viii take
place in passenger fares upon the feryboats OF the
Pennsylvania Central Railroad Company running be-
tween this city and Jersey City. The present system Of
issuing communication tickets will be abolished, and the
Company Will sell tickets IN packages. Heretofore the
annual rate OF communication has been S6 The new plan
provides for the sale OF ten tickets for IS cents. The
superintendent says that the ComPany's object ia max
and also TO protect itself against the loss aud perpexty
arising from the OF tickets That are transferable III
fact but not III name
BROOKLYN.
The Schitzen Corps purposes to visit Hanover
Germany and take part in the German national prize
shooting on June 49,
Mrs. Emily Smith, age %, of No. 101 Graham
ave. was Sunday last by small dog, and has
since suffered from hydIOphOba. The physicians confess
their inability to relieve her.
A fine piece of penmanship, in the shape of
memorial to the late Prof Morse including portrait
of the distinguished electrician, and two sketches Of
Geographic intcrest, is exhibition III FultOn-st
LONG ISLAND.
EAST New YORK. David Tibner, having
sworn yesterday to an affidavit charging that his
wife, Annie Tibncr. and three OF his children
had been poisoned on March by John Henry
Caper Hubert Justice Hamilton has caused the
reaIres OF the accused and ordered that the bodies
should be eXhumed Hubert has been declared insane
and arrested for the alleged poisoning several weeks
ago. but released after post norton examination
OF the bodies by Dr. Shepard, VINO found traces OF
poison.
IsLIP.-About $4,000 worth OF cord wood burned
on Thursday, in the woods north Of this village.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY-The new Board of Finance
and Taxation held meeting yesterday afternoon. The
Finance Committee reported large number OF claims
against the city, and stated that $4,000 would be
CURED before May !. The Committee authorized TO
gotate the sale Of $780, In bonds at and interest
WIN. BrinKerhOf counsel OF the Board OF Chosen
Freehodcrs, has demanded the immediate payment OF
$97 $50 81 for school and 1869 poll due
the county, and threatens TO begin legal proceedings
a gainst the Board OF Finance.
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HOME NEWS
PROMINENT ARRIVALS,

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs, 2ls BROADWAY
gsn-45I Soon-57O 5pu.-ji' Mdn sAL-1O'
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THE CdURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Brady denied, yesterday, the motion
for a preliminary examination OF the defendant In the
suit OF Jay Gould az aims, Lord Gordon
In the United States Circuit Court, ycstcr-
day, In the Of the National Exchange Bank OF Nil
waukee agt David DAVIS and others, the jury found
verdict for the plaintiff Tor SJ.lll d.
Henry l.. Clinton counsel for Emma Couch,
who is charged with au attempt u backuia the Rev.
Dr. Carter stated IA the Courl VI General bcsnons
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Court CALENDARS-Tnis DAY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COrRr-IS BASKRUPTcf
Involuntary Cases.
2ls the Of Greenfield 1891 Bell sgt Smith sudioher
~ Fellows and ano 3J.. The Irving National Bank OF
ooso pcfirscn at Colelroy and Eew.York ag- tn New
o,hers - York Cooperative Shoe
IN. C.mrheII Lndrus and Manufacturing Co.
and -" 34l7. Smith ct al agt. Drnckson
NH eonnrhorn agtD ,ys nd mo- and another.
1881 Collins ct al aSt Fergus n DAVIS a. feccer ~. VIM
1908 Tuti ag Brean and alo ~ ien 20; as
3il5 Bradley ct al ag. Bulden' 4V'' mts s- ~ o'N
.IiaSze Al. Grbenstein.
20 Ig-The folOSing the cal
az AMI u g12: Nos 22I 49, 205 269 go, IL
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81. Nicholas tol-Rear-Admiral w Rogers Iay-
or Commander Babock and Commander j. Young l. > Nayv
the Hon j. Of Colorado, the Rev. Jas Rey Of Pae
pls NJ OF Richmond and the Hon julius lloioh Of
Connecticut Tinh Arenue Hotl-George W. Chlds OF The Ph
deplia Ledger the Hon William Williams b. e., OF Buffalo AAyor
Dwight OF ghamtOn H. r. Vail Of Troy sfor HOusEr
Randall Emra and the Rev. G. eay Of Bo
HOrE-Geu. a. A. Gilmore U. s. Az Capt J. H.
Mman OF the L. s. Revenue Marine and H. Saye Of w
ingon St Hote-ProL u. G. Gilman Of Yale College.
Grand B0tc-Gen. john T. MGd OF Richmond Gsey
Jouse-The Fernando Wood NJ c., New York Breroot
Houst-Co b. Aon u. 5. A.. Hogmoa MOuse-Ibe Rev n
H. Of Rockville Canada. StuIGGH House-CoL T. g.
Pitcher Washington James OBrien NewYork Metro
pon Bender of Albany and the Rev MceInot
EalIs n 4.
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terday that tho accused wished to Withdraw ner plea
NOT uiltv in order that her counsel might argue mo-

not guilty, in order that her couHseI '8". -, a.,
ton to 0uash tho indictment on inc gi9Hhd Hnas ~
suIIyon in opposng the application, commended tho
Rev Dr. Carter the course which ne dad TAKEN Mr
, for trial and could prove herself Innocent
Of the charges preferred against her Le no
af,cr which She was remanded The arguments on the
indictInent will be made In % few days
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A.-For Superb SPRING DRESS HAT 60 to
EsPKyscHgID, Manufacturer, IL Sassaust. Nes-iorS.
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P. ERyEXwEIN's Hat Establishment, las
Nasssus-, Tract Society Bailiing
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, DIAMONDS, 60 to Is. :.
sorrY lOt Fultonst no store showcases Ofc stairs Se
fec. from tie you at anuacturors pne
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10000 baskets and cases of CHARLES Held
syCg ,ge have been daring year These
ceegy tie well eoTke4 DRY and E@TAA CHAAiiGNR
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-15
SALAZONES.

Las entradas han sido de consideration por 10
que el mercado Queda regularmente surtidO
POr gOl. ing "Druide'' de Demersra Latimel
Comp. 12O bis. macarelas $5, 10 id. i'd $5a, 16O
6I2 i'd arenQues "a.
Por berg ing. Arthur" de Halifax L4timer y
Comp. 1888 bacalao so c. 52 id. 100 tambores 5SIS
% tambores pescada hadOck 200 bles. macarelas
Vados.
Por berg. ing. Falcon de Halifax Latimer y
Comp. 100 bis. arenques o. 100 id. macarelas $5ii
a, 10 id. II c. hake "a, 129 c. arenques ahuma-
das Al tinas mantequilla 13 bis. papas $4a 20 i'd
tOcinO mes.
Por gol: ing. "Sardowyx.' de Halifax & Latimer
Comp: 95I3 bacaao 81 68 59I2 id. $54, 200 bis.
macareas a. 800 id. arenques $3 11I16 220 c. aren-
Ques ahumadas 24 rs.
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VAPOR DIRBCTO.

Vapor espanol LULIO de porte
de 1000 toneladas.
Este veloz buque de hero de
construction reciente y moderna, sal
dra de este puerto para la Penfnsu-
la Ell 20 de JUNO pr6ximo, tiene CO.
modas, espaciosas y elegantes CANA
ras y de bastante capacidad para
pasageros.
Lo que anunciamos a los que de-
seen trasladarse a Europa Ell aquella
epoca, en- la seguridad de que las con-
diciones del citado buque no dejaran
NADIA que desear a las personals de
mejor gusto y comodidades para via
jar.
Tambien admitira carga para los
puntos que mas adelante Sc indica-
ran.-:Pto-Rico, Mayo IA de 1872.
B. BORRAS Y HERMANOS.-
Gale de Tetuan NUN. 8. 1-6
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PROynsIONEs AMERICANS.

Abundantes, con regular demanda.
POr gOl amer. "Actic" de Baltimore Srs La
timer Comp. 40 bis. tOcino mess 49, 10 i'd cleark
tas 25T9 mantequilla $25, 100 c. velas sebO blan-
das elS 100 i'd id. duras $l7a SO quesOs $22 80 bis
papas $4i so id. galletas pilot $5, 100 dnas escO-
bas g. 1000 resmas papel So cts. so C. sal epson $8
100 id. arenques ahumadas rs. 46 tinas buches IL
rs. 28 amones 49, II bis. havichuelas 81 IL far
dos canea $780, 25 sacOs pimienta $l54 200 G. kerO-
sna 80 cts. IS bis id IS cts 100 pedras amolar $40
tOnelada.
POr vap. esp. Triunfo, para D Pedro Ara
na. 7I3 jamones 18a pS. para SIS Pastor Marquee y
Garcia, 100 bis papas Al, $50 latas mantequilla
90 ps.. para Martinez Villamil Comp. SO, bis
m0carelaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-15
ALlMACBN DE- HIBRRO
DE I'D. .AIvarO Vazquez,
EN- L A MARINA.

Este establecimiento ACADIA de recibir directa-
mente de Europa un gran surtido de hierro de to-
das classes: especialmente lantas ees para carre-
do para los mismos; cavilla redonda plancha cha
pa para ehlmeneaS de vapor: cavlla de cobre; per-
nerla clavos galvanizados Aceite pintura para
mismas
Los Srs. Hacendados encontraran en- este estable-
clmlento, cOnstantemente, un dep6sitO de carretas
vuelta sacada, rayos cuadrados y lanzas para las
mismas. Por 10 tanto contando el dueno de este
superior calidad bien curadas con inteiigentes
OperariOs Sc promote dejar muy complacidos atodos
los que Sc dignen drigirle 6rdenes, tanto On la
prontitud y soidez de los trabajOs como en- la mo-
deraciOn de los precios
Puerto Rico Octubre 81 de 1871.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-15
HOTEL DBL UNIVERSE.

FL que suscribe hace presente sus muchos v
buenos amigos tanto de la Isla como de afuera uue
tenlendO que ausentarse pOr algun tempo ha toma.
90 tOdas las precauciOnes necesarias para que los
SrS que concurren su casa ell Hotel del Uni
verso que queden cOmplacidOs tanto mas que
hasta ahOra para 10 cual queda al frente del esta
bleclmisnto D. Unofre Nicolau cuyo buen caracter
amaDllldad es va conocidO de muchOs, igualmen-
te 81 de su espOsa, ambOs estan interesadOs en- la
mucha concurrencia v que queden satisfechos sus
huespedes del hospedaje para que asf recomienden
el establecimientO q sus amigos.
Puerto Rico % de Mario 1872.-Gabriel Obrador. G
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-15
Banos de mar
DE SAN ILDEFONSO.
A QUEN PUEDA INTERESAR.

He autori ado debidamente D. Alexandra Tu-
rul!, tin de que en- calilad de Agente mio. pueda
trasmit6ndomeas sr para la SER efect1adas d4 n
Febrer0 % de 1872.-J. c. Bidwell Pittsburgh,
PENNSYLVANIA Estados UnidOs de america.
En- su cOnsecuencia las personals que desean ad-
quirir los mencionados arados del Sr. Bdwell Sc
servran dirigr al que suscribe ;alle de la Fortale
Ia 30 las ordehes que SO ie aen
particular.
Puerto Rico Abril 8 de 1S72-Alejandro Turull. 16
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-15
MERCEDES Is DE MAYO DE 1872.
Aviso al p1blico.

Ell dueno del Hotel la CORUNEsA participa a
suS fayoTecedores, de haber trasladado su casa la
calle Gle La Cruz num- 1S donde Ofrece un esmera do
trato aposentos frescos aseadOs nuevos venti-
ladores en- La azotea para dar fresco adchos apo
sentos, mesa abundante servida con todo esmero Y
Tambien ofrece mesa redonda & los Srs. que gusten
venir conner pOr meses precios m0dicos v bateas
q preclos convencionales. Manuel Rodriguez.