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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-30
TUESDAY. APRIL so. 1879.
Horace Greeley nj Cincinnati.

We have been in doubt relative TO Horace
Greeley's expectations from the Cincinnati
"mass meeting" 1t seemed so absurd to be
Heve he really expected to be nominated at
Cincinnati for the presidency, and then sup
ported by the democratic party, that we have
found it well nigh impossible to entertain this
belief And vet there are very strong indications
that he has cherished this expectation; and it is
said that he has friends at Cincinnati urging his
claims, which may be true, for Mr.. Greeley has
largely developed faculty for self-delusion. He
has good qualities, but he oyer-rates his own
personal Importance in a most surprising way.
Moreover, Mr. Greeley is one of the very worst
Judges of men, especially of those men who, 10
to engage his influence in their favor, come to
him with batteries and give his Glove of appro-
baton" festival OF incense. Few men are
weaker than he against approaches of this kind.
The Cincinnati conspirators may like to have
him on their side, and, no doubt some of them
have whispered the word presidency" in his
ear. He is about TO learn how little such sinister
whisperings really mean. A letter from Cmcin-
matt, understood to have been written by George
Alfred Townsend, speaking of what was said of
candidates by those already there, makes this
statement:
Theodore Tilton, W. Reid and others are
discoursing in a feeble way on Greeley's merits.
There is kindly, laughable sort of feeling con-
corning Greeley on all sides. Nobody says any
thing against him-democrats, Davis men or
Brown men-but the ruling minds of this con-
yention entertain no serious proposition to put
his grotesque head at the top of muscular,
nervous movement like the present"
The writer of this letter is one of the ''liberal
republicans" so called. He is not unfriendly
to Mr.. Greeley. He has no thought of treating
him unjustly, and no inclination to underratc
the general estimate of his fitness Tor, rather,
unftness) to be a candidate for the presidency
His aim was 10 report the state of feeling as he
found it, Mr.. Greeley, we fear, will regard hi;
report as the result of hostile prejudice, and re
fuse to believe what he says. He will fail a
Cincinnati, fail signally; but we doubt whether
hewill be able to explain his failure correctly
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GB 9ap spp: aatotestr, GusOap Murmg Apul 3d. 1872.

amend the statute in relation to forcible entry
and detainer; in relation TO the adoption of
children; to amend section 81 of the general
statutes (chap. ~ relating to the assessment of
taxes in fire districts; regarding the commits
sioners on inland fisheries; relating to the place
of Imprisonment of persons convicted Of drunk
enness, and concerning the state police, were
passed to be engrossed. The state commission
ership committees bill abolishing the commits
sioners of prisons was rejected. Mr.. Stafford of
Essex offered substitute for the bill to
authorize the Eastern railroad company to
take a parcel of flats belonging TO the
Boston and Maine company, and the subject
was assigned to next Wednesday. A motion to
reconsider the vote to engross the bill providing
for the collection of taxes on bank shares was
lost-1O to IA. The motion to reconsider the
vote to give the bill to make uniform the taxa
ton of reservoirs third reading was taken from
the table and placed in the orders of the day.
The senate insisted on its amendment TO the
bill in relation TO the recognizance of persons
convicted of liquor selling, and Messrs. Bar
tholomew, Boardman and Wallace were appoint
ed committee of conference.
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INDIAN TRADITION OF THE ORIGIN OF
SALMoN.-When Chareya made all things that
have breath, he first made the fishes in The biz
water, then the animals on the green land, and
last of all, the man. But Chareya did not vet
let the fishes come up the Klamath, and thus
the Cahrocs bad not enough food, and were sore
a-hungered. There were salmon in the hig
water-many and very fine to eat-but no In
dian could catch them in the big water, and
Chareya had made a great fish dam at the
mouth Of the klamath, and closed it fast, aud
given the key TO two old hays TO keep, SO that
the salmon could not 90 up the river. Aud the
hays Kept the key that Chareya had given
them, and watched it day and night, without
sleeping, so that no Indian could come near it.
Then the Cahrocs were sore distressed in
those days for lack of food and many died and
their children cried to them because they had
no meat But the coyote bcfriended the
Cahrocs, and helped them, and took il on him
to bring the salmon up the Klamath. First he
went to an alder-tree and gnawed off piece of
bark; for the bark Of the alder, after it is taken
of, presently turns red and looks like salmon
He took the piece of alder-bark in his teeth and
journeyed far down the Klamath, until lie came
to the mouth of it, at the big water. Then he
raped at the door Of the old bags cabin, and
when they opened it, he said, "AiVuqUoi," for
he was very polite, And they did not wonder
to hear the coyote speak, for all the animals
could speak in those days. They did not sus-
pect the coyote, and so asked him TO come into
their cabin and sit by the FIRE. This he did ;
and, after warming himself a while, he COM
menced nibbling the piece of alder-bark One
OF the hays, seeing this, said to the other: "See
he has some salmonP So they were deceived
and thrown off their guard; and, presently,
one OF them rose, took down the key, and went
TO get some salmon TO cook for themselves
Thus the coyote saw where the key was kept;
put he was not much better off than before, for
u was too high for him to reach il. The hays
cooked some salmon for supper and ate it, but
they gave the coyote none
80 he stayed IN the cabin all night with the
hags, pretending to sleep, but he was thinking
now to get the key. He could think Of no plan
at all put In the morning one of tine hays took
down tue Key aud started to get some salmon
again, and theu the coyote happened TO think
Of way as quick as dash. He jumped up
ana dalied under the bag, which threw her down
aud caused her to fling the key long way off.
The coyote quickly seized It in his teeth and ran
and opened the fish dam before the hays could
catch him. Thus the salmon were SLOWED 10
20 up the Klamath, and the Cahroes had plenty
Of food. Overland MoathigJo for Nay,
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urging the best means of preventing accidents
and iusuring health.
The engineer maintains that the new men
suffer most from the density of air in the cham
bers. The old laborers become used to it. 1t
is not desirable that any one should pass life
time in such air, but as the work has to be
done, he maintains that it is done with the
greatest regard TO the health and comfort of
those who do it. As for the reporter, he felt
that he had seen enough in ten minutes visit.
and meekly signified his desire to return. Two
hours afterwards, when he had inhaled with
hearty thanksgiving the blessed air OF heaven,
uncompressed, his ears still tingled and his
head still felt dali with that ten minutes in the
York Herald.
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tration and; break a uniformity which might
look like democratic dictation, it expressed a
preference for Mr.. Adams That the appear
ance of being managed by democrats, or IN
democratic interests, would be likely to inspire
the public with distrust of the Cincinnati con
vention will not be disputed, but it is doubtful
whether su h distrust will not be equally pro-
NOTED by seeing the movement thus engineered
and patronized by the World.
The convention has never had much prospect
of harmony, and, if any of its promoters have
hoped that its dseordant clements might be
brought together without fierce clashing of
rival interests and irreconcilable opinions, they
are probably convinced by this time that such
hopes were vain. There is not the motive for
and concession which usually ex-
lists in political conventions. In them the ac.
tors besides their private interests, have the well
fare and success of the party to consider;
but here there is no party except in pros
pect, and the politicians who are try
ing TO serve their own ends at Cincin-
natl have no tie 10 bind them to
swell the triumph of their rivals, il their own
plans fail. Many of the conspicuous wire-pul-
lers whose presence is announced in the news
papers, failing to secure the nomination of the
candidate of their choice, viii be heard of no
more in connection with the "liberal republic
cans except as deserters, and it will not great
ly surprise us to learn by and by that more than
one OF those, who are now straining every nerve
to get the Cincinnati nomination for the presi-
dencv * usino his influence in favor of fhe
candidate of the Philadelphia convention.
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4ATEST MARKETS.
REV YORK sTocK MARKET.

NEW YORK, April 29.-Money easy at 6 a I per cent
with exceptions at per cent Sterling nominal l09A
q 1897. Gold Irregular closing at ll2k a ll2H loans
nat to per cent Clearngs 0O0 Treasury dis
bursements Ss4lQOO Governments \ per cent higher
and firm, state bonds dull and steady. Stocks strong
on tayortes Indiana Central was the great feature adj
Naneng to Az on the efforts of the bears 10 shorts
which was unsuccessful the bulls refusing to SELL ex
pectng much higher prices. Pacific Mail, New York
Central Rock klsland and 0hios advanced consldera
b Northwestern and Erie about the weakest stock on
the list which were generally heavy part of the after
noon but closed with reaction from the lowest rates.
and very strong.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-30

The st. Louis Democrat makes a very large
hole in Schurz's hat by the following state
nient:
'More than year ago Mr.. Schurz was talk
ing in Washington to one of his old friends
DR.. Schmidt, formerly distinguished German
editor of Cincinnati-about his quarrel with
President Grant, which seemed to hinge upon
the removal of his brother-in-law, Mr.. Jussen.
After conversation on general topics, Schurz
pulled out of a drawer pile of papers relating
1.-THE French arms sale, and explained their
contents, WELL said the doctor, you dom
suppose Grant had anything to do with thatP
on, no. replied Schurz, 4 don't think he
had but see what fuss can make about it,
and how easily ! can connect Grant with it,
For the truth of this very simple, vet very sig
nifcant statement, we refer to DIR. Schmidt him
self, who is our informant. His address will be
furnished if the facts are Questioned"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-30

oREAD.-Young ladies wishing to attend school
at the Dread institute this term, will please
secure their seats this Tuesday morning If possible
Sessions commence at 81 o'clock
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valuable piece of manufacturing property will
be sold in Clinton this afternoon at two o'clock
L. X. Gibbs auctioneer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-30

Weinberg Bros, S57 Main street, have received
to-day fifty pieces Malta lace, at greatly reduced
pricas
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-30

Everything new and desirable in the millinery at
Roche's, l3S Main street, old No. 80.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-30

Abbott will sell real estate for j. j. Goodrich, on
Brigham hill, Grafton, this afternoon at O'Clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-30

u. Or. JniihIs IIyLraslic Compound Is a supe
TUT Ieey IN dhases OF the kidneys and urinary organs
rev persons realize the Importance OF not oySrlooking
uc,onl alsl urbance Of the Kidneys Serious dis0rler
e pIou9ht about " the neglecs Of apparently triainp
Smploms, GaYelly deposits, weakness abnormal dis
ShtrBes nm pam are ymptOns which admonlsh inme
use atentQli Circulars containing Testimonials from
me',hnowh cl.izens cured by this valuable medicine
ynE pe hl ~ IS Keith Co.'S 81 Liberty street New
aplo S,0,myl5&aOJ olS&jyI&wapie
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Buy The ,Ounker nIt,c,

Buy the Quaker BItters.
they are Great Medical Discovery Extract of choIeo
Roots aud Herbs, DIR II, s. FLINT Il co.
mug aVh prophoiors, pruugeneS, RI,
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Cnrd.IA clergyman, while residing IN south
nmed a e ~ hlssonaIy discovered safe and simple
iyeie o. me Urinary and Seminal Organs and Tie
Hinns hlti oi disorders brought on by banefn and
VICIOUS hablls Great numbers have been cured Nv thi
n91, n, Te a promPted by desire bcncai The
Aicteu au unOrunlte, VIII send the recpe for pre-
pairing ann using this medicine In sealed oIlvelone ~
any one VINO needs II, FREE OF CHARGE Address los
mh23 d&wiieas so" "A ''S'
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SpetraI Mut1ees.

Wanted-A boy to learn the Drug Business In.
qofe OF H. FAIRBANKS IL CO.,
ap5O du Cor Southbrdge and Myrtle SITS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-30

Worcester County Institution for Savings,
FOSTER STREET.
Chartered. February s. ISIS.
Deposits put interest the first day of each MONTH
Dividends made every January and July.
Deposits Jan. l, 1872. 81, SOC 900 40.
Hon. ALEXANDER u. BULLOCK. President.
d&wtf c. A. HAMILTON, Treasurer.
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q: Q. SlocOmb. M. d., Elm ST., Millhury, Mass
. oihce hours-morning I'LL 8 O'Clock; evening I to
r. N, diff ap30
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-30

FOR SALE-THE LEASE AND FIR
niture of the CLINTON HOUSE. contaning A
Rooms with large and commOdOus Stable attached
ltuated IN the beautiful Village Clinton Mass on The
line o. the Worcester and Nashua and Boston 2intan
and FItehburg Railroads IS miles from Boston p miles
Tom Oreester 1t is also situated on the line of two
new Roads now in process of construction The Ian
caster and Massachusetts Central Railroads Sold for
attend to. ~ i ""aiiies9 10
Enquie, of OR address, N. SWIFT, Clinton uouse
Clinton, Mass diff - V'i nj, it,19 ~
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one wood turning lathe IA # bed, swings "a incp,o
One chueklng lathe, fl bed. swings 30 inches ea'
IhIee bolt cutters, wood and iron frames.
Three drilling and bench latHes II long
One heavy polishing frame IA wheels
One large portable forge. P'
One 30 inch fan blower
One upright boiler, horse power.
One 1" Is -
All in good order and will be sold at good borc,,r
ape dim E isa " El iLDEk,
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ForeIgn Markets.-[Br Atlantic cabln.

CAbIe,1
LONDON, April 29.-Consols closed at g34 u s. 5-90s
iS52 sOh do 1855, old 9h; do. 1861 93H ten-fortes
LIVERPOOL, April 29.-Cottcn steady; middling up-
hds lid; 40 Orleans lA "a ll>; sales 0O0e bales Of
winch J0OO Dlies were for export and speculation
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The Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank
IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE.
The Bank is open daily for the receipts of Deposits
Deposits put upon interest on the Fifteenth day of
each month.
Semi-annual Dividends in January and July.
HARRISON BLISS, President
d. WoopwARp, Treas'r. dawtf decl
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MAPLE
SYRUP !
AND ONE MORE CAR OF
ROxbury RuSSetS.

Also Butter, Cheese. Beans, etc. BURBANK Il CO.
kY- EGGS. diff ap9O
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WE'VE MUSIC BOOKS
II WHICH CONSTITUTE
Complete Musical Library!

AN THEIR HOICE LOT
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DIVIDENDS OF INTEREST made in January and
July, and II not withdrawn are added TO the principal
on tho first of the following month.
Smallest Sum entitled to receive interest, Three Dol
lars. CHAS. l. PUTNAM President
GEORGE W. WHEELER Treasurer diff iy20
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Guantes de hilo blancO
4nicos de reglamento para ell afo de 1873 para uso
de v0Iuntarios miltares en- casa de F. Ramos 2-3
Sc vende.

La hacienda denominada ROSARIO que radica
en- el barrio del Rio De la jurisdiction de Nagua-
bo, distante de la poblacion 10 minutes de Ca
mino un cuarto de hora al puerto, compuesta de
375 cnerdas con Il de ella de alto 10 demas llano
que gentlemen Is cuerlas de cana de pantilla dc
cosecho dc primera calidad e reste has 80 de reto
no. so de gran cultura tambien de plantila el res
to de pastO debiendO 9dvertr que con suna facili-
dad hay probabilidades de consoguil de tiferentes
ducnos como $40 cuo;das colndantes La propa fin
ca; Sc vende sin ella 80 yuntas de buoyes j6venes
10 carros, trapche dc esqueeto hornalla perfecta-
mente preparada con fOndOs montadOs piedra
pla tica, un purguerO de so b@coyes un alambique
pequeno en- regular estadO con cuartel Ell donstruc
cion Gle % baras, techadO de hierro gSlvanzadO Y
MADEIRA de pichipeu pino. casa tienda nueva
techada ie yaguas, casa de vivienda nueva tecLada
de ciny barro con sv cOcina, pesebre para ocho
caballos, techos de tejamanf recientemente cons
truldo, una bagacera, arteras nuevas de bocoyes
cada una una casa para ell mayOrdomo techada de
paja, cinco arados ingleses, una fuyoss magn1i-
co rastrllo con dientes de hero ademas tOdo 10
concerniente para cOmprender Ia molienda.
Para mas infOrmes precise y condicion"s de dicha
venta queda comnetentemente autorizadO d. Do
mingo AreccO del propo pueblo de Naguabo con
quien deheran entenderse los que la interesen. 2S
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DOMINGO 29 DE DICIEMBRE DE 1872.
La Guirnalda.

Peri6dicO de modas quiucenal dedicado al bello
seXo 81 mas aprOp0sto para los colegos en- la edu
caciOn de las ni13a.
Habiendo oStenido La esclusion para su propagan-
da en- est3 lSla por vrtud de contrato que pro-
porciona la OCCASION de ofrecer al 1nimO precio de
clncO pesos el anO dc suscricion me apresuro po-
Eerlo en- conocimiento de mis- favorecedores para
Sae ats 9ysen tempe con el obeto de aumentar ell
KING Euar6
dui1LCA: poes AZ, nQvelas, artfer' ys ame4os ms
| ttHcClVOS, charanas, abertijOs y geEeglIficos.
r REPARTE ALTERI ANDO: grandes pliegos de dibu-
| os, para 6orlar al realcg con lausin, seda y oro
S6naI"dos de l9tras, cfras, emblemas y caprchosas
IlntaSas; o%oS para crochet laminas en- coores pa
ra eanamazO, figurnes hechos esprofeso en- Paris
plegoS de mtislca lujosamente grabados para canto
piano para piano solamente.
SO SnSeribe San jose udmlcro 0-Juan T.. Marien
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EN ELL ALMACEN
DE D. TOMAS TOLOSA HIJO
HE Nzayaguez sc encuentram de venta
LOS ARTICULOS SIGUIENTES:

Maderas de todas classes tejamani.--Arados de
varIas fabricas con mangos, timOnes rejas de re-
pueStO, de tOdOS nilmerOS -Quincalla de tOda case
Instruments dc carplnterOs y tOnelerOs.-COrreas
de cuerO para maQulnaS de vapOr, desde purgadas
l7.-tGStOpa para mag ainas de vapOr cart1culO de
patente.-Alquit uitran.-EstOpa para abuques.-Lingue-
teS para bocaS de hornalla.-RemacheS de cObre pa
cOrreaS de VapOr.-LlaveS de Valbulas para VapOr
desde i pulgadas-Tela de alambre de vario5 ia
maGlOs para cedazOs de guarapO.-Tea de gonna pa
"a maqunas-CedaZOs suetOS de alambre Y cObre.
tOs plate%dOsy de hOja de lata-Ees dc hierrO para
calesaS Y carretaS, yantaS para idem.-CamOnes,
ruedas Y rayOS sueltoS.-Aceite de peZuna.-5arniz
fnO para tapar nudOs.-Llaves inglesas para tOdos
uSOS.-Pesa licOreS y SlrOp.-Eerm0metrOS,- Man
gueras de gonna de 1. J. gada.-Arneses para
mulaS caballOS.-JaquImOnes de cuerO para idem.
-kecOrtes para carruageS.--ROmanaS dc platafOr-
ma caballete de Is qq.Muelles de tOdas classes.
Maluinas do de varias clases.-POlvOs para
mango de martii.-Cucharas plateadas tinas,-Lico-
reras jalrOs &.-Palas de MADEIRA Y de h erro-Mo-
limos de acerO para mOler Observation-Disclosures de Ca
f6.-Quinques para kerOsina Y gasOlina.-FarOles
para Observation-Disclosures de varias classes con des-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. de pestllOsmOvibles que sir
ven para el lado derechoy e iZquierdo.-Agujasp pa
ra el ladO derechO el iZquierdO.-Agujas para ma
quinas piezas sueltas-Hilos sedas para idem.-
PnturaS de t0das classes acelteS.-LOna para velas
de buqueS Y bOteS.-IOrnillOS para maQuinaS de va
pOr de Otras clases.-COrnisas de metal para adOr-
nos de salas vidros de todas todas clases.-Lunas
sueltas para espejOs.-CeIday pluma para cOlchones
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. almOhadas sueltas.-Tu-
DO para qainques de aceite y kerosna.-Cristalerfa
de tOda claSe.-CArruajes de dos Y cuatrO asientos
para ninOs otros muchos artlculOs impossible de
enumerar. 14-T2
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Casa espanola.

Los qae pasen q los Estados- Unidos no
quieran someterse los precios exhorbitantes
samente amuebladas mesa de primera cI9So S
en- una elegante casa privada, habitada Dor una
familia espalola situada en- uno de los puntos
mas fescOs de la ciudad de Brsoklynn, cerca
del rio que La separa de New-York. Los precios
Var14n ole $ 10 q Is por semana, haci6ndOse una
rebajsa notable para familias cuando sea Dor
mas tempo. ~
La direction es, 81, Concord street, corner of
sedams, Brvoklynn, New-Y York,
Para mas pOrmenores en- Puerto Rico dirigir-
al director del BOLETIN.
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Hotel del "Uniyerso.' .

Ell que su9cribe hace presente sus muchos
buenOs amigos anto do la Isla como de afuera uue
teniendo que ausentarse pOr algun tempo ha toma.
do tOdas las precauCOnes necesarias para que los
SIS que concurren 81 Hotel del Uni-
verso que queden cOmplacIdos tantO 8 mas que
blecimiento D. OnOfre NcOlau cuyo buen carsoter
amabilidad va cOnOcdo de muchos, igualmeif
to el dc eSposa, ambos estGn interesados en- la
mUcha concurrencia que queden satisfechos los
hu6spedes del hospedaje para que aSf recOnlienden
e establecimient0 4 sus amigos
Puerto Rico % de Mario de 1S72.-Gabrel Obrador
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AGBNCII MERCANTILE DE- CIBO7AJE.

Los que suscriben dedicados por espacio de muchos
amos al despacho de buques de cabotaje en- clase de
corredores; hacen presente al cOmercio general
los capitanes de buGues particular que esta
fecha han establecido on esta Capital barro de la
Marina casa de d. Manuel Ribero, ndmero 40 una
agencia martina de cabotaje que girara bajo la
zon dc Er0 kibas Gercfa.
No dudando que para tan laudable ohjeto Sc les
disIensara por ambas parties La protection que de-
sean. Ctreciendo desempenar con toda puntualidad
todo aQueTO que el conner 10 le confiera.
Er0 kibas Garcia 4-6
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Aviso importf~te.

TOT acaerdo hablf.0 entire la Compahfa general
nero e eta lsla, 80 avisa las personals oHe deseen
toinar passage para Santander st. NaZaire an Ins
escepto en- la Capital que agentes en- ia mismo
Dasfah Doeta de passage para Europa, al tipo que
- p"s on esI Jludal en- los Wages del 22 de cada
en- el aereditado vapOr PELAYO. ~ ''''i'noniaS
fara IT especialmente 4 la Peninsula encuentro el
passage en- In Isla In OpOrtunidad de haeerlo an nn %
de las melores lineas do vapOres trasatlantcns oa
sasegan haea Europa, pagandO passages relatiSyao
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-29
AVISO.

Ell! ell establecimiento de confterfa La Catdla-
ma sito en- la Plaza Principal, Sc encuentra un
buen Isurtido de dulces, vinos licores. propios
para la celebration de las pr6ximas festas de
las Pascuas de Navidad, entire ell cual figura ell
Msoscatel, Paiarete, Montillado, Malvasia g.,
g., el lcor del Padre Hermano y 81 fino turron
Acudid, pues, a esta casa
cOmprar SUI cOnfitura
que no 10 hallareis escasa
nj en- bondad nj en- baratura
Jose Mas.