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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-06-01

The Docs STRATEGEM MIR. Snapo,
blacksmith, owns two dogs, one ter
rier four or FIVE years old, tke other hSff
shepherd, and half eofh6buh cur, about
twelve or fifteen years DID, and cense-
quently very feeble.
In the winter, between the hours of
breakfast, and dinner, and dinner and
supper, these two dogs NAV always be
seen perched up just far enough from Mr..
Snaps forge 10 escape the sparks, but
still near enough TO keep warm. say
between the hours of breakfast and d;nnerj
because as soon as time for dinner COMES,
which they know even better than the sp<
prentices in the shop-they are both off
at full run, each aiming to secure space
behind the warm kitchen stove, which is
only large enough Cor one dog at time
Now the terrier being the most active, al
most always gains the coveted place, leav-
ing the poor old dog out in the cold.
The old dog being ;hus left out in the
cold one bitter cold day, put himself into
a thinking attitude, and set his wits to
work to devise means to get the terrier
out Of the cove'ed place. Ali at eEce All
idea seemed to strike him. Taking adj
vantage of the good "watch>dog" quali~
ties of the terrier, he made a feint towards
the garden, barking furiously, as if some
one was intruding at that point, when,
| true TO his nature, out popped the terrier,
not to make feint, but ia make pelt~
NELL rush for the extreme end of the gar
den, passing the old schemer just outside
the kitchen door, who no sooner saw the
terrier enter The garden, than he popped
too, not into The garden, but behind the
warm kitchen stove, curled him self up
and waited, with cunning twinkle in his
eye, for his friend, who no soouer made
his appearance. and seeing tue sitnation,
than he tried exactly the same siratageul
with the shrewd old dog, with as little
success as if he had tried to fly. Finding
that he failed so signaily, he in turn put
his wits TO work.
After disappearing in the garden few
moments, he made his appearance right
in front of the kitchen door with a large
bone in his mouth, and set to work on IT
as if he was enjoying it hugely.
Now, what dog could resist such q
tempting sight AT least, the old fellow
behind the stove could not, ii is plain, for
sneaking cautiously ont of his snug re-
treat, he made sudden dash for The COW
eted bone, which he secured very easily
TO the surprise Of all, as tie mystery
was soon cleared up-ior no sooner had
he possessed himself of what he soon
found TO be nothing but an old dry bone
they had both gnawed hundred fines
than the young rascal secured the warm
retreat behind the stove-which be cer-
ta;nly deserved after displaying so much
cunning-leayiug the posr old fellow Out
again in the cold, there 10 contemplate
the old proverb-"It takes thief TO catch
thief"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-06-01
Prothonotary's Once, Bloomsbury, May 8, ~
| ICENSE NOTICE.-The following

| ICENSE NOTICE.-The following
- named persons have filed Petitions for Lii
cense in the Office of the Clerk of Quarter Ses-
sions of Cambria county, for the action OF the
Court at next (June) Sessions:
Eating HOItse-Michael Latterner, west ward,
Ebensburg bor.; Henry Blum, Julius Steich,
Carrolitown bor.; John Schroth Wilmore oor.;
Joseph Fresh, Carroll township
IGrern-JOhn Youngkin, White twp; Florian
Bingle, LorettO borough; Isaac Crawford, west
ward, Ehensburg borough; John B; Myers, Lo-
retto borough; Michl McMorris, Gallitzin twp;
John w. Gillespie, Summitville bor. Christie
Rher Rubina, John p. Parrish, Washington tp. :;
mos Sft Chest twp; f. X Haid, LOretto bor.;
Haul hdwanger, lawrence Schroth, Andrew
EauR' SaIrplilown idS. ooroNHgn; Ersncis 4; Glib
bor.; F. J. Parrish, Jacob Goener, Mich'l Doyle,
Gallltzin twp; Ellen Mclaughlin, John Ham
Springs boro'; VIM. Linton, Christian Reich,
Summitville borough; Jas. ID. Pluinmer, Croyle
township: Harry Marlett, Clearfield township;
Simon Schroth. Lawrence Steich, Carrolltown
borough; Linton & Son. East Ward, Ebensburg
borough j. X. HlTE, Clerk y. ;.
Ebcnsburg, May 4, 1872.
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MISERABLE REAL ESTATE FOR

IL SALE.-The undersigned offer for sale on
very liberal terms three tracts OF valuable land
I'm Biacklidk township, Cambria county, Pa,
described as follows:
Tract No. I-Containing W Acres, more or
less about % Acres cleared, having thereon
erected a two story Plank House, as good as
new and very comfortable, a double Log Barn,
and aII needed GU buildings. There is a thriving
young orchard OF 100 choice fruit trees and ex-
ccllent water in abundance on the premises.
tract No. 2-Containing 81 Acres, about Z
a cres cleared. The improvements are d one
and-a-half story Plank House, water saw
Mill in the best of order and without superior
in the country and the usual outbuhdings.
Tract No. 2-Containing 146 Acres OF excel
lent Timber Land, with two good Saw Mill sites
thereon. Unimproved.
Gy-The above described Tracts adjoin eacn
other and will be sold separately or together,
as NAV suit purchasers. Terms very liberal ana
payments easy. For further particulars apply
TO or address p. II. JONES.
or OLIVER MAXIM,
March % 1872 -3m Ebensburg z. y.
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Tins is one of the latest descriptions Of
Dolly Warden;
The starboard sleeve bore yellow bop
vine in full leaf, on a red ground, with
numbers of gray birds, badly mutifaied by
the seams, flying hHbet and yOh in Wild
i7smay at the approach of a green hunter
Calvary Mission infant cisss was depicted
On the back, the making UP Of the gar
ment scattering truant scholars up and
down the sides and on the skirt, while q
country poultry far and group OF met
lean hunting dogs. badly demorali2es' by
tie gathers, gave the front q Fe6:arkabIe
appearance The left sleeve had on it the
alphabet in FIVE different langusges
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IDOWS' APpRAJSEuFNTST.

Il, Neiice is hereby given that the follow
a ~ APgTalsements of Real and Personal Pro-
Il, ~ gi Gecedents, selected and set apart for
u WIDOWS Of intestates under the Act of As
iI.iN pt lith April 1851, have been filed in the
4 r..'srr once at Ebensburg aud will be pre-
4 lea 10 the Orphans Court, for approval. on
4 ,I"'"idH the 9Th day Of June nert to wit
APpralaement of the Personal Property of
~ county, decd set apart for Nancy Jane
.E'f' widow OF said decedent,-slll. 10
APpfalsement of the Real Estate of George
.l.an late Of Conemaugh borough, Cambria
Illy, deed, set apart for Mary Ann Killian,
20" or said decedent,-$500.
|. apNraisement of certain Real Estate set apart
nc use of Ann Johnston, late Ann McGov-
VI, WIDOW of Owen McGovern, late of Gallit-
''"hshlp' Cambria county, deceased, 500
Cr-,.. GEO. W. OATMAN, Clerk.
-'''A ONCE. Ebensburg, May 6, '72.
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STOP AND READ.-One or the greatest ad-
~ vaDtaRes is now offered in Tennessee ana
Kentucky Lands, which have been selected oy
the present owner with special care as TO health,
producttv eness of soil, conV enience of railroad
and river facilities and a thorough examina-
tion of titles These Lands are now offered at
very low prices, 10 enable every industrious
man to live under his own vine and fig tree,
and to capitalists a very profitable investment.
For full particu lars, address call at the office
of c. BERINGER, l16 Smithficld ST., 'gh, Pa.
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REGiSIER'S NOTICE Notice is
4 hereby given that the following Accounts
"a hrcn passed and 1led in the Registers Of
~ al L6ensburg, and will be presented to the
u bans Court OF Cambria county, for confir-
io Mon and allowance, on Wednesday, the 5th
a ri June Hcrt, 10 wit:
F. First Account OF John Gels uardian of
tut[e ana John Newkam, minor children of
r. " Newkam, late of Cambria bOro', decd.
i' Account of Paul Yahuer, Admir- of Mary
y " ch. berger, late of Carroll township, decd.
ne Account Of VIM. Caldwell, Guardian of
INK \. Johnston.
The Account of Wm. Caldwell. Guardian of
anule LeveTROod.
} irst and Partial Account of w. Horace Rose,
ACeutOr OF the last VIII and Testament of
tu0cn Haynes late of the Borough of Johns
lN IL deceased,
FIRST and Final Account of John 8. BIourh
uardiau of Simon Lehman ~
First and Final Account of George \. Confer.
administrator of Daniel Confer, late of East
ouemaugh, deceased.
.first and Final Account of JOS. Settlemoyer,
hecutor of John Heimgart, late of Cambria
Tirst and Final Account of George Kabler,
Idm'r of the estate OF Peter Gosner, late of
Alnbria borough, deceased.
fcCOnd Account OF Josiah CiOchnOur and Ste
4on 6OchnOur, Administrators, &c, of Dan !
a cHnOuT. sT.. late of Taylor township, deed.
a hr First and Final Account OF John Lysett,
a .utor of the last Will and Testament of
~ Ly sctt- late Of Cambria borough, decd.
q iTst and Partial Account of Jacob Kibler,
sNccutur OF Matthias Dietrich, late of Chest tp.,
AluOria county, deceased.
tlrSt and Partial Account of John Mannion
'ul litnrN seaman, Executors of Mich Cum
llngh deceased.
fhe Second aad Final Account of Mrs Jano
aul lin, NOV Mrs. Jane LaheyJ Adm'x of the
state OF John Mullin, late of Washington tyyD
5ambria county, deceased. Nv F''
INC First and Partial Account of Josiah II
Admir- Of John r. Sitman. dec'd i'
IN + tlrst and Final Account Of ID. A M'Gough
aud atd fraucls o Frtel, Administrators of James
deceased "a ''he9
TIC First and Partial Account of VIM. Fl.
1870. Adm OF James NJ. Rifle, dec'd-fund
= l- from sale OF decedent's real estate.
: q q count or Peter III. Berg, Guardian of VIM
~ ~ .lst0h faul aud Franklin Asbury Paul. mi
w GGGre3 en- OF Jacob NJ Paul late OF Jackson
3 ellF ,'Iiri T. , cahLBria 10 county, deceased.
81 .ond and Partial Account of James Yost
~ @4 AuEustine Host, Adm'rs of Jacob Yost. late
q arrOH township, deceased
GEO. w. OATMAN. Register
nr<I'ter's Office, Ebensburg, NAV 8. -.
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$4,000 IN GOLD

FoR 81 .25 CURRENCY. Tue Peoples Grand Mu-
sicaI Festival and Gift Enterprise will take place
at the Metropolitan Theatre, Sacramento, Cai-,
on 18th of juno, 1872. when $50 Prizes, amount
ing to over $SQ,C0O will be distributed to Tlcket
Holders, the highest Prize being sa),OOO in GoIo'
PAYMENT of Prizes guaranteed by deposits
Tickets, $I25 currency, IL Tickets for $l2SO.
Tickets and Prospectus can be obtained at
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GTATEMENT of the Auditors Settle,
~ ment with the Supervisors of Gailitzin
township, Cambria county:
JOHN T. STORM, SUPERVISOR,
DR. ~'
To amount of Duplicate Ss,s aa
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OR SALE-AF FARM oFlI4 ACRE

Pom, miles from st. Augustine and IL miles
b. A.toona-li Acres Of which are cleared,
tte y timber. The improvements are first
yery aux House containing four rooms and
be- miJ@aige Log Barn. Terms edsu. For fur
leaI the ,,IIol ,uollon inquire OF PATRICK MADDEN,
7 premises, or address
arch q L., CHARLES NICK EMMA,
--' 'o'%--tt. Mansfield Valley, Pa.
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/ '" DICK, ATTORNEY AT Law. Ebs
n n,,TnIi5s,o-nurg, Pa. OfIice in CoIonade Row :
ictGTii,' i OF legal business ATTENDED To salts
anu co'leeuons speciality lI0-H.tfI
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CORNELIUS HANLAN, SUPERVISOR,
n account with GallitZin Twp, April Sth,

WE, the undersigned, do certify that we have
examined the above accounts and find them as
S'n5fs 5.isstl jdIS jHGSfE BRhbEEY ELI Auditors.
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S5l8.66

To amount of Duplicate. . $3.50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-09
ANO XXXII.
TELEGRAMAS.

MADRID.-Ha caido un rayo en-
Ell Escorial destruyendo la cdpula y
torre del Monasterio. La Residencia
Real, la Biblioteca con sus preciosos
manuscritos en- llamas. Los ingenieros
de Madrid acuden a apagar el fuego;
continda, Sc teme sean destruidas la
mayor parte de las obras de arte.
BERLIN.-La princesa Hohenlse
ha muerto.
PARIS.-Gambetta ha pronuncia-
do un discurso pidiendo la disolucion
de la Asamblea.
NUEVA-YORK.-El captain del
"Pionner" demandado Ward y comp.
por haber exigido de mala fe ell pago de
unahipoteca que tenian sobre el buque.
NUEVA-YORK.-Oro 158 libras
esterlinas 7B.-Habana orc 139 q 134.
HABANA.-Loteria 1876, 68O7,
1441S, 124O4, 236.
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LLEGAROy Los RAJAROS.

Ell encargado del dep6sito de pajaros vivos de
la cale del Sol nlimerO 60 ACADIA de llegar de re-
correr toda la nueva Grenada participa al pd-
blico a los Sres. del interior que tenian hechos
leccior de pajaros de vistOsOs plumajes y ami
males rarOs es como sigue:
Guacamayos para BALCONIES y jardines, con
plumas de ..brillantes cOlOres-Faisanes.-A
endajOs.-Perulatas de Venezuela pajaro SUI
perior en- canto al Ruisenor. en-
seflOdos cantar en- la manO-Lor0s abladores.
-Tornasoles pajaros de dolores brillantesy can
tadores.-Toches amarillOs.-Picos de plata
Esmeraldas.-Ardill -Benados domestio oados
pequenOs de salon.-Canarios mayorquines.-
CanariOs de Venezuela-Palomas vuchOnas la
drOuas.wPalOmas vOladoras mayorquinas finas
de campadiza-PalOmas de cola alzada CO.
lipabas otrOS muchOS.
POr cOrreO Sc daran pOrmenores de precios
colores clases.-Direccion: Molina, .hijo, CALI
del Sol nI1merO go. So
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Rehstg al dcanee De tolaS las brtuDaS
CALLE DEL SOL MUM. 60.
DE MOLINA, HIJO.

En- esta acreditada galerfa montada al estllo de
las de Europa 50 Siguen hacienda con grah acepta-
cion los Retrato, Ell LECTRICOS con tOdOs sus CO.
lOtes que uno vale reales SO hace entrega en-
minutes; este reurato comOdO, perfecto, barato
la jor mInlAGura, IS I'll retraIO pata tSuos
es e retratU que lmprovlsa al sallr paseo .
las tend as. III utimo procedimlentO de los Estados
Unidos es el Retrato uOLORIDO INSIANTANEO;
ga en- un cuarto dc hora ell retrato favorito pa
IA todas las seGOras, V6anse las nuevas muestraS,
uno vale un peso va colOcadO Ell su elegante car
terra RecOmendamOs los retratOs especlales que ha-
ce esta Casa Esmalte relieve pOrcelanas:
Ia docena 1mperiales Sl0 la docena tamano cor
riente IS, Jargetas sin brlo corrlentes $5 d0ce-
has nl1losy medlas docenas precios convenclonales
16-l4
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ACABADO DE- RECIBIR,

Libros ingleses hasta de 1900 f6lios para ca
sas de neutrality-suspicious. de cartas.-Tinta
negra ina!terable Is centavos botella.-Semillas
de hortaliza de este cosecho.-Seda de coser.-
BOquillas caprichOsas de verdadera espuma y
acknowledgements de viage.-Cuchilleria cabos
de marfl.-Plata christophe.
Por momentos Sc esperan sillas inglesas para
senoras y. aballerOs.-Arneses superiores.--
Camas art1sticas de brOnce-Colchones de nue.
ue.-AlmOadas de e:pluma.-BanOs.-MediO ba-
nos.-Aderezos lie gonna negra.-Cajas de hero
para guardian dinero.-Estos artfculos conocidos
Sc venden va la vela.
Constantemente Sc reciben novedades Sc
admiten 6rdenes ejecutar.
Por causa de mudanza gran rebaja en- las VEN
tas por mayor en- toda clase de generos en- casa
de F. RAMOS ia
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Teniendo que mudar de local en- breyes diaa
y no hallandO uno bastante capaz, Sc hace en-
todas las existencias una gran rebaja mayor
alln, en- los, artfculos de bulto fragiles, eOno:
quinques, lamparas, faroles, candeleros con
tellas, juegos cafe tazas, platos fuentes, fitrOs
dep6sitos grandes para aqua, alambiques, cal
deros, ollas, anafes, palas, azadas, machetes,
slerras, barrenas, banOs, canastos, baules, guar.
lnlclones de tocador, vinagre, vinos, champafia.
hcores, brandy, vino moscatel, vino vermouth
20 centrvos litro, aqua florida legftima 2a realea
fuertes botella &. F. RAMOS. IA
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VlPOR COSTANERO 'PELAYO.'

Sc vuelve arecordar alos que utilizan este bu-
que para carga, que la admite su bordo para los
puntos SUI ruta, desde ell dia siguiente su lie
gada evitandose de este mOdO clique Sc agl0mere
sicion del Sr administrator de esta Aduana, solo
Sc admitira carga despacharan gulas hasta las
dos de la tarde de la vlspera de su saidano slen-
do dia festive, pues en- este case scra la ante
v1spera. .o-,
San Jua Puerto-Rico, setiembre 16 de 1872
Iriarte, Hermano de Caracena Comp. 9-18
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CORREGIMIENTOD DELA CAPITAL.

Queda prohibido ell arrojar las GALES cajas
cajOnes, canastos vacfOs latas que han conte-
1874 del Bando de policia vicente. y mncho m6nos
en- mementos en- que las aguas pluviales cOrren
por ell centro de las mismas, cuyos objetes salen
goneralmente de los establecimientos de comes,
tibles sin tenerse en- cuenta ell danO que este mai
propOrciona. pues deteniendose tales basuras en-
la reia puesta en- ell cano que lleva las aguas q
la alcantarilla detiene salida
Los infractores pagaran la multa de diez pc
setas que ell mismo artfculO senala.
Puerto Rico, octubre de 1872,-Martan j.
TrduieSo.
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ANUNCIOS DIVBRSOS,
E,is'c7riban1a E,i'7 pdblica.

2 POr provldencia del Sr. Juez de primera ins
tancia del distrito San Francisco recaida en- los
autos de quiebra de d. Guillermo Bonet. Sc ha
dispuest0 senalar para la junta general de acree.
dores 81 dia 25 del corriente las doce en- la casa
6ei comisar1o nom6radO Don Francisco Garcia
que SO cream con derecho concurran por 81 8 nor
apoderados en- forma con sus respectivos doom
mentos apercibidos en- otro case de pararies el
perjuicio que hubir r. lugar. - ~ =
Puerto Rico, de- Octubre de a7o -Dor,o+.;o
Gimenez Moreno. nS'lio
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Aviso al p1blico.

Ell dueno del Hotel la CORUNESA participa 4
fav orecedores, de haber trasadado su casa la
calle de la Cruz mum. IL donde Ofrece esmerado
ldOres on la aZotea para dar fresco adchOs apo
kentos, mesa abundante servida con todO esmerO y
impieza, cOntandO para ESQ con un buen cocinerO.
Tambien Ofrece mesa redonda los Srs. que gusten
venir conner Epormeses precios m6dicOs bateas
a pre- 'os convencOnales. Manuel ROdrieuez.
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ALMACEN DE- ROPA I SASTRERIA
DE R. CERRA COMP
SAN FRANCISCO ss.-pUERTo-R1co.

Los due1los del citade establecimionto, acaban do
enrlquecer sus aparadores con 10 siguiente
Pano negro de diferentes calidades-Saten neQro
de 1dem.-Batsta de lana superior calidad Y pinfas
elegantes-CompletO surtid0 de casimires en- pie.
lente surtido de mernos negros lfsos Y labrados.-
Alpaeas mqy fnas negras de colores.- Gran sur.
tdo de drlles blancos de colores lzos labrados.
-Pano DE c0lores verde grana para voluntarios,
una infinidad de artfculOs
Para los que quieran convertir su dinero en- humo
de la Habana para los acionados levantar el CO.
do hay una partida de ginebra holandesa muy supe.
ror en- ca]as de doce ounce frascOa La que 80 ven.
de pOr partida cajas sueltas
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CASA ESPANOLA.f

Los que pasen los Estados- Unidos Y no
quieran sOmeterse a los precios exhorbitantes
de los hOteles, podran tener habitaciones luiO-
en- una elegante casa privada, habitada Dor una
familia espailola situada en- uno de los puntOs
mas frescos de la ciudad de Breoklynn, ccrca
del rio que la separa de New York. Los preciOs
varfan de S 10 10 por semana, haciendose una
rebaja notable para familias cuando sea por
mas tempo.
La direction es, 81, Concord street, corner of
Adams Rr Oklynn, New-YOrk'
Para mas pOrmenOreS en- Puerto Rico dirigir.
Sc al director del BOLETIN.
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AL PUBLICO.

Desde hoy, por m6tuo conveno, Queda disuelta
Ia socledad mercantl que giraba en- esta plaza ba-
jo la razon de "Mnfoz Garcia su liduidacion
cargo del s6cio D. Manuel Mnnoz Barrios, que
c9ntnaa m en los misnos negocios bajO 81 sola 6rma
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Aviso al p1blico.

Queda sin efecto la rifa que Sc anunc1o para
ell "A del corriente mes de la tienda sta en- Ia
Gale de Guamanf de este pueblo. Supllcando
los que tengan papeletas do dicha rlta Sc sryan
entregarlas al que suscribe para satisfacerles
su importe. Guayama, 2 de octubre de 1877
N;oni1S Po6r;ona1 2-3
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GIROS.

B. Borras Hermanos, del Concrete de esta
Plaza, giran sobre Madrid, Barcelona. Santan
Vigo. Palma de Mallorca, y Habana.-Calle de-
sTetuan mum. 3.
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PERDIDA.

Sc ha desaparecido de La Carolina en- La noche det
Is del corriente, un caballo rueio negro como de
cinco amos, Grin abultada cola abultada casi
blanca paso menudeadO Y como de 81 ouartas,
La persona que de razon de su paradero So lo
entregne en- la Carolina D Domingo Garcia serf
gr@tihcado. 6-6
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MIERC0LES 9 DE 0CTUBRE DE 1872,
A los Sres. Medicos

= 11.OpoItuna OCCASION de adquisicion ell excelente
IraTado de AnatOmfa Pathological de H. Lebert,
Hor Ia mltad de su cOsto. CuatrO vollimenes, f6-
no mayor, dos de texto y dos de grabados con
en- la imprenta ibrerfa de Gonzalez.
en- d0nde informaran del precio. 8Es
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-09
RENUNCIA.

Con esta fecha he ronunciado ell poder general
que me confir6 d. Jose Mart Bonet en- 16 de oetu-
bre de 2-HermenegildO Mass0.
CapuaS 25 de setiembre de 1872. 5-S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-09
MAQUNAS DE- COSEk DE- SINGER I YCUCHL

Sc encuentran de venta en- la zapaterla LA
ESTRELLA DE ORC, sta en- la Gale de San
F, ancisco nlimero AZ. Sc realizan a p eclOs mo-
dlcOe, ~
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Barca eSpalQIa San JOSE

Este conocido buque despues de invernar en-
bre para BARGE 'ona Admite carga 4 flete Y pa
sageros, q quienes ofrece su captain Ell esmera-
do tratO de costumbre. Tambien tOcara en- Ca
diz 81 Sc reuniese algun passage carga.
La despachan sus Observation-Disclosures,
HermanO de Caracena Y Ca-Marina. 22-24
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IVenta! /

Sc vende la velera goleta espanola FtVardinG
construida ell Curacao del porte de 68 tOnela-
das, forrada EN- cobre y en buena condiciOn to-
dos sus aparejOs-Para informes dirigirse ID.
Juan Lavaggi en- FajardO. 4-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-09
VILLA DE PARIS.
FORTALEZA 40.

Especialidad en- sombreros.-Ul-
TINA novedad-168 docenas de SOM
breros recibidos de Europa para Sc
noras, ninas, caballeros y ninos.-Por
mayor y menor.
llPrecios muy m6dicos!!
Puerto-hico octubre 6 1872. 1-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-09
PARTE MERCANTII,.
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.
ENTRADA9.

.tl . ENTRADA9.
Octnbre 7.-De s. Thomas en- II horas van.
4 frances Destd0re 75S ton cap. Laine con cores
pondencia parte de carga pasageros
Sarah GoveN III ton. a. CAP Norris erg Con gG be1 ing
los Sres Latimer y c0mps ---o .
;. 7--De Bilbao en- 45 dias berg. gol. esp Brou-
!io y Vicente 134 ton. cap. Land6 con harinas
Z los Srs. Sobrinos de EzQuiaga. :
SALHDAS.
Octubre Para Cabo Haitiano v Santiago
d de Cuba vap, frances D6sidore 1853 ton. can. Lsi
ne. con parte de carga correspondence pa
sagerOs. f~
- PARA Aguadilla vap. esp. Pelayo eOs ton,
cap Lartitegui, con correspondence parte de
carga pasagerOs.
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DE VENTA.

Una casa de material de excelente construction =
de bonita vista, sta en- Ia Meseta nm g. El oue Ia
interese puede verse con D. Pedro Sfredo que infor
mara de su impOrte. Ii