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THE METHODIST GENERAL CONFERENCE.

THIRD DAY-APPOINTMENT OF STANDING COM
MITTEES.
The Methodist General Conference resumed
its session in the Brooklyn Academy Of Music yesterday
the being larger than the previous days
The main business OF the day the appointment Of
standing committees.
DR.. Halves presented the report OF the Committee on
Rules of Order which substantially reGnacts the rules
of the last Conference, including provisions that the
Conference shall meet at and adjourn at 12 p. m,
and business may be done by majority of the dele
gates well as by quorum of twothirds. An animated
debate occurred on the section relative To the Committee
Appeals which the report provides shall consist OF
member Of each Conference motion from DR.:
l.. o. Haven of Michigan to insert the word cericaP'
before member was laid on the table by vote OF 220
to 157. Another motion then made TO amend as
may committee trying him consist exclusively
OF cergymen This also rejected and the rule pre-
bate followed motion to recOmmit to the Committee
Rules that section relating to bylaws and amend
ments. point OF order beng raised the Conference
proceeded to elect the standing c9mmittees-one mem
Der of each committee being named as the Conferences
Committee Book cOaeen;-A L,lsn DR.. Eddy l. D White,
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Martial. A. sulman, J. r. Thompson, j. D. P,a,e, b. W. G.
The other regular standing committees were also ap
pointed. A meeting OF the Committee held In the
Washington,s Church In the afternoon to further
Committee Ep'copaey-Chamsn T. H. Trmbsl Secretary. A. S.
Committee on Itner.ueJ chsiman Pecii Secretary Stephen
Committee on Observation-Disclosures. L. C. Msaeii Secretary,
coa,cs o. BOOK Concsn.CA.n.n, Bonner, Secretary
Committee on M.dOu-Chsru,n Gilbert H.vsni Secretary, p
Committee on Thomas Bowman Secretary W.
Commute. on Observation-Disclosures. B. Haven Secretary FncI,
The meeting adjourned without concluding the busI-
ness OF organization
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Immediately after the reading of the journal,
the House went into Committee OF the Whoie-Mr SEQ
field (Rop, PENN IN the char-on the Tariff Dill
The debate opened by Mr. COX Dem, N. f.)' In
speech in favor Of Free Trade as he phrased IT, I'M
shackled exchange and unhampcred commerce."
Tho debate was then continued by Messrs. Conger.
Bright, Townsend PENN, Lamison, and Eames. ana
was closed by Mr.. Dawes.
While Mr. Dawes was speaking the news Of the nomi-
nation OF Mr. Greeley at Cincinnati reached the House,
and for q time interrupted tho proceedings. Members
gathered the vicinity of the Speakers desk TO ascer
lain news which seemed to afford satisfaction ana
amusement 10 all sides.
Mr.. HOAR Rep.. Mass) remarked that he might con-
graduate the House the triumph OF the great prnci
nles of Protection and Mr. RANDALL Dem, PENN
intimaed that Horace Greeley was an honest man any
Mr.. DAWES. in resuming his speech said that after
the lust made he did not know that there
was any occasion for him to further advocate the
American principle. He went however, with his re-
marks, but had very little attention from the House,
owing the prevailing excitement over the proceedings
OF the Cincinnati Convention. .
tho conclusion of Mr.. Dawes's speech. the commit
tee rose, and Mr. GARFIELD presented the conference
report the Legislative, Executive, and judicial APP
preparation bill the principal question In dispute De-
tween the two Houses being the clause authorizing
the employment Of Treasury detectives
The Committee reported on this question paragraph
imposing restrictions such employment ana requiring
such agents to file with the Department written state
setting forth the particulars OF the several clns
which they propose to recover. 80
The report concurred in87 to II, and the House
at O'Clock adjourned The session OF Is 10 DO
for general DEBATE only.
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pdSSFNCERy ARRTVFD

PROM AsPTNWALI-In steamship Ocean Qleen Nsy 1Deorg,
Gibbons wife child W. A. Moon Gen Hg fbg ard h
Capt, Franklin wife and servant Capt Cunningham apt Gnhs
Hattie MeAuide Fe1enok K1ain Mrs Aeoet John b. Oa
n A. Chandler and Mira Chamber and fairly. Mrs IArgHoh
Hoadley q. Keennsn and family Rafael RsJes. o. toi
Ing JimmncE Mrs. Don and th. Hlriado T. Qsscl
and family Mrs Qpessds snd family Otto Huba william Le,
Stiles Blair j. A. Castillo L. Delgsdo Chrsto5s Ofets.
Jackson N de Kabsth Mrs H. O. Wheeler ard daughter, Mrs T.
HARDY b. Kelly Geo. Marshall ard family, Mry Alderman and
child O. johnson and daughter g. W PeFce htyeps,
and child. Dr. C. LYon. g. Ebe ". w. Mitchell and
Emerson DID, T. Geo kOeOn wife and eh Hartley, John
Camp Pal EIa Brady Mrs d. ID. Taylor Metre SD
wife Jas Irwin and family, Miss keghsm, Mss kearden, g.
Richardson, Mrs KDch Mrs. Degou. Jas Polly wife snd son. g.
Hughes C. May smy Mary Bacon hrs A.
K0ehs Flora Coleman Mrs. kger, Mn. g. L. Harms emo 30
Miss NJ Hubbard W. Tying G. Van Ta and family Iho- Gam
and family Mary Kernsn A. McCah and family, B a3d VIE
and daughter Joaquin Perry. James Smith Leon Mn
Pscher L. hslODey. L. Anderson, WA Eaton and wife.
Mark DeVln, Mrs. w. SIN IT, and leo 10 the seersge
FROM HAyANAn steamship Moro Castle MAY &c b. Lock
JoTs Miss iowa r. Bliss Mrs Bliss Alfred Mason aud wife,
Mrs T. sopns daughter Mr. Ldoe wife and I'll 10 Mss oonef
Mrs Ernestna Rankin Miss NJ de IA Hue Df francs
Bluhne Ado Alfanm r. Amanda Mrs Joseph
Rodngues Ameno Ana M Victoria de Arena, kooe f.rct
VIM 81 G,odnch Gooir Miss Nellie Goodrich, Isaac
Emer Joseph Lntbon family Ms Bell Charter Weefo Tspn
family E. Jules Lanchan, Jno d. Pebao tranes
Requeo Nicholas OcLoa Modesto OehOa ADO Fna jose Ramirez
W d. Fairbanks. T. A. AtleSed y Palmer Ienssio Se4@a,
Mary Smith. p. L. cosman. Levi Cohen. ban GeDsro.
From Nas.au-D Appleton AMI family, Ms A. Tucker Mss
Tucker maid Tucker Mrs Whitney and danghter Cbsre
Williams, Mr.. Bryce and family Mr. hetcsb and WIFE MIS- t1
Perkins C. Perkins Miss Randall, NJ Gladstone hn Edsr
and family Meechs, j. L. lTOckmoron, L. g. CeaEhSd y '"
Tonds, Moses lsascs Winfield Tocker
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OP NEW YORK. .....................


PORT OP HkW-YORk. ................
CLEARED.
STEAMSHIP Enropa BfJ Campbell Gsgow Hendesoa Bohsra
Steamship Monitor Jones PsiladeIphla.
Steamship & c. Bidde acCue PGadepn. wm P. Clyde Co
Steamship Vulcan. Wilcox. Philadelphia
BARK seadee weiagon Barsa6Ge II iF0"oHdss' Sons
Bark Bonito. Crchton Pie,ou, \. s.. Miller Houghion
Brig Para tBrl Cree 2ssen2T To GT r.mean i'f re
Bhs Emma Oean DAM Atkinson, Caracos T. Pouts Son
Bns n Ea % Jor iDn' s. Mays Mss HoGssoa
Brig Amor (Gerl. PaE Penanbuco C. Tobias Co
sns eIFoT sc SE N fseL An1PSS' e. sssn Co
sch O. T. Hubbard LoyrGod, Richmond, Va sIAsht Petty
Schr Emily. MOrrell stanford
schr Hortenaa, Merton, Denarars. Miller Houghton
schr Phebe MeJOro. Aspin val, b j. Nen0e
Sh Porter Sparks SANTA Martha ami saVssa De Castro
sctr Lussa. Underbln. Cages. II. J. weinberg.
schr Geo Washington, sherlock, Baneoi Pug Co ,,,.
sch Early Bird Eedge Mosquito Inlet Fla COoispei White
schr NJ. Z. Coyne. PsesraTe. Baltimore.
schr. NJ b. Harris. CroTeg. Salem
ARRIVED.
Steamship Queen sar AspnSs APRIL o. with mise All
Moro Castle Morton Havana April 49, and Nassau 1s
with mdse nd pass. o Atlantic Mail steamship Go.
steamship Equator Bartlett. New Orleans April a. sih Cotton
Steamship Albatross, DAVIS Pail River.
Bark ". ca Otto Newcastle ing, 90 days With mdse
BARK Ill. (Po), Rge LISBON March o. With mise
Bark Boston, Hardy Madeira Feb ~ ard Caaay hroa
April T. st. JOHNS 2 H. 18th, aad Agsis ~ .s "th
GsIk Resource a. Gu Newport Eng Is days with railroad
Bark j. R He, ot Windsor n ST. Graham Cardiff IS with
Brig Memphis Macomber lays Windsor s.. with
plaster
Brig Gilmore Meredith for SewOre1ns brig Reindeer. Birbio>.
WIND-ogudosn moderate, W.: clear
FOREIGN PORTS.
from NewYorE Apr Liverpool at O'Clock his
morning
Portland, Ne. Aprl IG arrived here TO-DAY.
For Latest snip AecS see run Pd1e.
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Alba
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.


TIE SENATE PASSES A NEW CITY CHARTER
THE MILLER CAsE-M'CUNN'S CASE TO GO
TO THE GOVERNOR.
lPRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THB TRBUNBl
ALBANY. May 3.-The bill "relating to the
local government of the City Of NewYork." reported
last night from the Senate Committee Cities. passed
the Senate to-day by the unanimous vote OF 2 Tho en-
tire morning spent in the consideration OF It,
What will the fate OF this Charter in the Assem-
bly, impossible TO forecast In the senate there was
practically opposition 10 II.
Mr. Palmer also reported tho Registry and Election
law for NewYOrk CITY, amended TO conform 10 tho
present organization of the City Government.
The report at the Insurance Committee in the Miller
case was the special order this morning in the Assembly
but was overrdden by the third reading of bills. reso
luton was passed that hereafter three daily sessions
shall be held except on Saturdays aud Mondiys which
will enable tho House to I'M sh considerable OF It's or
binary business before the final adjournment
The bill TO regulate the practice Of pharmacy and the
sale Of posons in the City and County Of NewYork and
bin providing for courthouse in tho Ninth Police
District Of the City Of NewYOrk were passed. The
AppOrtionment bill passed. without any amendment,
except that SebOhae is taken from Albany and restored
to the Greene and Ulster districts.
The bill No OIL punish fraud and pecuaton In pub
lio officers not called up, owing to the continued
opposition of certain Republicans who hold their per-
sopal feeling toward the Attorney in higher
consideration than the public good Mr.. Fields and
the Tdmmany Democrats who voted yesterday TO
sustain judicial corruption are strongly opposed the
bu fnr he same a. We'll as the more cogcn reasons
placed money in the hands of the lobbyists to secure
It's defeat. II will be called lup the first time full
house il present
The Assembly Judiciary Committee held a meeting
this afternoon consider the nature OF their report
the charges against Judge McCunn. No final decision
was arrived at consequence OF the absence OF several
members but the probability is that the testimony taken
viii be sent to the Governor, with the expec aton that
he viii recommend McCunn's removal by the Senate.
The Governor signed the Jury bill to-day, men who
read newspapers may hereafter be eligible as jurors
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CIVIL SERVICE REFORM ILLUSTRATED.

To ne Editor OF The Trf6une.
SIR: The Civil Service Reform has received
signal exemplifcation at Ellenville N. Y. Geo. A.
Dudley, esq, has been Postmaster there for several
years. and his Office has been considered model In
all respects-far ahead of most village Offices. Lately 1t
rumored that secret movement foot TO dis
place him. solely the ground that he had "hed the
office long time" The patrons Of the office, to the
number Of 295 came forward and demonstrated against
his removal This particularly In connection with the
Presidents Executive order OF April IL, 1t was thought
would settle the question; but his removal an
nounced on the 23d. The petition for his removal has
but six eight names. but these are too many for
reform" 8.r.z.
EAenriiie ~ j., April "a, 1872
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Kiln COyGRESS-SECOND SESSION.
srNATE WASHINGTON, May s. ls7a

Mr.. MORTON, (Rep 1nd) moved to recon-
slider tho vote by which the bill changing the time for
holding elections Washington and Idaho Territories
WINS passed. Agreed to.
The question REQUIRED the passage OF the bill. but
finished business the Post ONCE Appropriation bill.
On motion of Mr. MORTON the fiye minutes rule was
applied to tho debate on the bill. 49, . . a., =.
Mr. COLE (Rep, CALI submitted report from the
Committee of Conference the Legislative Appropri
tiOn bill which concurred In. .
Mr. MORTON, from the Committee on Privileges and
Elections reported in favor Of removing the political
disabilities Of 8. ii. Rogers, Representative eject from
North Carolina. ,.,
The pending question, the Post-oice Appropriation
hill was on the amendment increasing the Pacific Mail
subsidy TO 100000. The amendment was discussed NJ
length aud amended to authorize the P0stmasier
General TO contract with the lowest bidder for carrying
an additional monthly mall for 10 years. from the LIST OF
October 1879 at compensation not to exceed 'e rate
per voyage paid under existing contracts III was
then adopted, and the Senate. at 4:45, adjourned.
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MANS.
sATNRDAY- MAY a

SATURDAY. Mar
Mails Europe via Liverpool steamship City Of IorSo-
close at 1:oO Supplementary Mail Pier No. s. e.
closed At Loo ..
IAN deposited IL Supplementary Nal prspi rA
douhh postage
P.usssn Closed Mall Is sent By this line
Mails the German Sses via Brcns., per se,nshD wesr
eloee Al II m. German Mail only direct By this
Brest and HsVre per steamship sBgsn
close Mt II m.
States via Cbsnssnd and steh ger
ship Franklin. close at II a. m.
Mails for KEY West BY the steamship Aadne, close st2
SUNDAY MAY s.
All Mails close at II o'clock Toe fOsIobes IL from
m To IA. H.
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requested 20 take TO compel the contractor foy
AveD ne q. ~ ''n
TAKEN PROM TABLE
Resolution that a street lamp bo placed and I0ht.a
on the southwest corner Of Ninth-st and First-aye
And the paper was laid over.
Adjourned until Monday next. 9th instant at aocjook
y. H. JOSEPH DEnPsEr, Clerk.
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her beauty and whose does not prevent her ex
hibtipg in most graceful and gracious pose Here
Also Ia an original pencil sketch by Dcaroche OF
mother and child 1t is pretty, careless little thing
evidently done in haste. and It's price is 500.
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heorse were robbed Of their watches 10 tho most adrot
and mysterious In some lns'a a. CO.., Where
The family residence TO prevent the entrance OF we'll
known Cupurses.
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The latest method of metropolitan thieves is
to pick pockets at funerals where are naturally
least their guard against such depredations. day
two ago. a funeral up town. three OF the pail
bearers whe carrying the coffin from the house to the
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.

as: 659 Moon nes'''' +"
DAY-AM
SAND, Hook 53 Cows island $50 Hell Gate PerrT 1A
n DAv-P.
Sandy took. " Isand.. 6:l3 Hell Csts ferT wv
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PdSSENTERS SAILED.

FOR LIVERPOOL steamship Eeb,,.kA, My 21Mn p o.
Mrs Snett Mis- Elizabeth WynkOOp Miss Mary Wynkoop Ma
children Mrs EhLa Lee X. q. Droyshre M Ler
Mr. johnson Master Willie johnson, Donald heKense Dr. aL5
MraC layens nd child
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La Puerto-Riquena.
Ialler de MaQuinaria, Fundicion y Herre,fa site
NJ en- Ell bdrrio de Marina
(Puerto-RicO) de Francisco AbGrc0.

Los due1os de este antique establecimiento tie.
nen el gusto de participar sus parroquianos en-
particular los Srs. hacendados ell haber recibidO
oS ngateFra un complete surtido de hierro PLAN
de vapOr de bueyes tubos de hero duce surtidos
de diamstro interior q 2 pulgadas, con sus codos
Ice a1Illas. encontrandose siempre I'm complete
MADEIRA, de carretas costados rejas de arados, de
touos numeros mangos para i'd. an1ericanos, cobre
en- planchas para alambiquer1a Il otros objetos.
para maquinas, pudiendo tambien tornear v accept
har Jodas las pleZas que Sc nos conen pues conta-
niento los Srs. que Sc sirvan honrarnos con sus
Mabajos, aFs seMNCgTafi f-.e|T7o - 11-">S
y aqua fria. 81 lsIf 1 s7S>' ~ 9s
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En- 81 expediente instruido consecueneia de ms
tancia presentada por d. Alexandra Turull de esta
vecindad, nombre de D. j. c. Bidwell, fabricante
dos dc America, pidiendo la franquica de dercchos
aquella manufacture que de su fabrica con su
nOmbre pueda intrOducir por las Aduanas de esta
Isla. he acordado la CONCESSION de 10 solcitado por
dicho ST., en- ammonia con 10 que dspone Ia 6rden
del Gobierno Supreme de la Nacion de 10 de Fe-
cimiento de esa Administrator, le incluyo un eem-
plar del eatalogo de los arados de que Sc trata. =.
Dios guarde u. muchOs amos. Puerto Rico 10 de
Maria Nieto. el. t..fe + ef-rk eftl as
Srs. Administrators de Rentas Aduanas de-.
Els c6pia 81 % Jefe, F. Sevila. 80 Is IS a.
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Ell UNIVERSO..
a HOTEL Y BANOs. 4o;

Ell duefo de este acreditado establecimiento tiene
La satisfaction de poner conocimiento de sus m1-
chos amigos favorecedores, que ha hecho las
Obras de meloramiento que tanto deseabar, los que
concurren al Hotel, para 10 cual no ha IS cascade
nlngun gasto Tin de que qneden todos &C mplacidos
bles los huespedes, ha hecho nueva distribution
los aposentos dandoles cqanta lug fresco son nece-
saf1os para estar con toda comodidad poder tener
con La elegancia buen gusto que Sc requiere.
;, Ademas ha construidO los banos de impression Ode
uvla que tan deseados eran, particular para los
aeeptaclon por .asl ersonas que los han usado =
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FABRICA CENTRAL DE- PONCE, !,

Sc admtiran suscriciones de acciones hasta el d;a
IS del proxmo mes de Mario en- casa de los Srs. re-
lacionados acontinuacion: - o-' -'''io y
Capital, Sres. Hiarte Ho de Caracena command.
y Sr. d. Segundo de Echeveste y Meifa.~Arec;h".'
Srs c. r. Storer comp Aguadilla, Sres AineH. .Jn''
LA comp. Mayagiiez Sr. .; Tomas Tolosa S Ger,
quin Ferran. Goamo Sr. D. Clotilde SANTIAGO San
ta Isabel ST. D. Esteban Canevaro. Arroyo, Srs. a.
Nc. Gormek y comp. H1maeao- Srs. Noya y Her. r.
Diaz Sr p, Diego Esbr Ponce Srs. d. Antan;o 'Ts'
Molina d. Juan Guaiberto Blanco Prats conn,
, = -Ao ou0i - - 3ilsts}f 4gf 3
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HOTEL DE- LOS VAPORBs,

El que suscribe dueno de este establecimiento CO.
nocido por la FONDA .ANDALUZA, tiene .,el gusto
de participar sus amigos al p1blico en- general
que al comprar dicho HOTEL, SO ha propuesto es-
tablecer en- 81 las reformas que sean convenien-
tes tin de proporcionar sus favorecedores un
c6modo y decente hospedaje extirpando la vez
este HOTEL to-Rico Noviembre de 1871.
Jose A. GEMENO 81 10
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M Maderas d 1'7 e-x'l.tt;rl'a'7lngeras. *. Il al

En- el allnacensde Juan r. Cachada en- ell muelle
ACADIA de recibir un cargamento de pichipen COM
puesto de tablas taDlones los gruesos
medldas acostumbTadas. Otro ha principiadoayer
su descarga con 10 siguiente:
Iablas de pichipen de y Il pulgada grueso
Iablonesl id. de II, 2y:3 idem idem. .
Cuartones de por 8, de 5 per 8, de pOr T. de 4
por de4 por s. de por s. de por 6, de por T. de
por y de por 6. Tambien tabloncillo machim-
brado Sc vende precios convencionales m6dicos.
Puerto-RicO, mario II de 1872. - 2 Is
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Venta de casa
EN- CANGRF.TOS

EN- CANGREJOS.
Sc Ofrece en- preciO m6dico una de maderas
de pino americana, cObUada de tejamanf, de la
propiedad de d. RumualdO Abad, la cual esta
construida ell ,un solar de veinte varas de fren-
te por 100 de fondo, colindante con las de D.
Manuel Martinez, frente al camino real; tiene
sala cuatrO habitaciones, cOmedor escusado y
cuarenta palmas de coco. Para propOsiciones
pueden acudir la persona que vive los altos de
la casa mum. 12 en- la calle del Cristo Capital
Mario de 1872. 6 20
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j. r. AMADIS Y COMPANTA.
333. .-FORTALEZA- SO,

For vapo frances de acaba esta casa los au
los sgulene oece precios que enen COM
Petar e va tan extenso varado surdo de abecmieno
otatas adparaa
Il a..ssa
de senOa
q
etoda cases
l6ros &
lonlbad para .
p lde Russia apaaS .5 (.
,brdar
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letesl !
compile de abanico Y
ygutar 3
salzadOs amndIasy chocolate edetoda
m pelO auif
ymucho
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Aviso al p6blico

cuba Dor haber s i' resdenca ess Ca
pital Sc ofrece al ptblico ell general particpando
los Srs hacendados, que esta prontO aceptar al
guna plaza un ingenio con que le quieran honr-
rar, dando pruebas de condncta inteligendia
segun 10 ha practicable en- las de Cuba v Matanzas.
Tiene su mOrada calle de San JnSto Hotel de los
Vapores nGm. as.5s .s-..e. 3 3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-20

DE A.,LOPEZ W COMPsNIA.

UnoS de los vapores de dicha Empresa vendra
este puerto para salir fines del mes entrante
destinO Cadiz.
Precies de passage.
At4Gis -I EE77 -, =. -stas Z
1. clase En- camarotes de solo dos literas 5000.
Idem id.-En camarote de4 6 mas literas $3.50
.' 80. ga clase-$120-3a clase $50. ~ ..
Ell pasagero que quiera ocupar solo un camarote
de Ia de dos literas pagara uno v medic passages.
Los ninOs de m6n0s de dos aflos graft y de dos q
siete amos medic passage.
A cada dos mediOs passages Sc concede una litera,
La concession gratis Sc ententle solo por un ninO
en- cada familia 81 hubiese mas pagaran passage
Los pasaportes sc entregaran al recibir los billie
tes de passage. ~ s LALL0
De mas pormenores sobre fetes dc carga infOr-
mar:in sus Consignararios Sres Sobriros de EZ-
QuiagA.-Puerto- Rico, 15 de mario de 1872. C1 =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-20
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compeJa para moler cafia que ACADIA de construir-
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-20
Aviso al p1blico.

Ell daeno del Hotel la CORUNESA participa &
suS fatorecedores, de haber trasadado su casa la
calle de La Cruz mum. 18 donde ofrece un esmerado
trato, aposentos frescos aseados nuevOs venti-
dores en- la aZotea para dar fresco adichos apo
sentos, mesa abundante servida con todo esmero y
Tambien Ofrece mesa redonda q los Srs. que gusten
venlr conner pOr meses preciOs m6dicos bateas
q preclos conyenciOnales. Manuel Rodriguez. 18-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-20
Aviso al pdblico.

Ieniendo que ausentarme parala Villa de Ponce
Y siend0 albacea de la testamentarfa de mi fnado
essposo ID. Esteban Escalona pendiente de liquida-
zion para ell arreglo de esta podrn los acreedores
entenderse con mi apoderado general d. Manuel
conOcidos Y recibo 6rdenes para dichO punto.
Puerto-Rico mario Is de 1872.-Ana de Castro.
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