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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-03-22
PROPOSALS

WILL be received by the undersigned until the
w first day Of April proximo, for the construc-
ton of School Building for the Haowel Classical
and Scientific Academy. The plans and Specifca-
cations for the same may be seen at the office of
Simon Page, Esq, Northern National Bank, Halo
well, Me.
The Committee reserve the right of accepting or
rejecting any or all the bids that may be offered.
Per order of Building Committee.
II. +. HARDING, Sec'y,
Halowell, March 18th, 1873. mr13-10t
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best In tbs acorld
The only True and Perfect Dye. Harmless Reliable
and instantaneous; nodisappointment no ridiculous
tints or unpleasant odor Remedies the i'll effects
bad dyes washes. Produces IMMEDIATELY superb
BLACK OR NATURAL BROWN, and leaves the hail
clean, soft and beautiful The genuine, signed W. A
Bachelor. Sold by all Druggists.
CHAS. BACHELOR. Prop, N. Y.
oct1d&w .-eaf.-ff- atsz lyrsN
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[FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
At Buenos Ayres Feb II, brig Belle Prescott, Wat
erhouse, from Portland.
Ar at Montevdeo Feb 1, brig Carrie Winslow,
Welsh Portland, (and sailed Sd for Buenos Ayres);
10th baraue A Bean. Wooster, do.
Ar at New York goth, barque W Holbrook Pol
leys Matanzas
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BONDS

BONDS of western cities and COMMITTEES, 10 per cent.
interest and principal payable in the east. Private
property as well as public rea he'd Debts very small
in proportion to property and therefore easily paid
Careful investors are invited to call and examine the
Bonos. Lsws and Decisions of the courts upon such
securities and will find them very safe. There is
nothing better.
CHARLES NJ. HAWKES.,
febGsntf % Exchange St., Portland.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-02
NEW YORK ITEMS.

New YORK. May 3l.-The Spanish frigate
Bragaza, of twenty-one guns, is in the
harhor.
Train leaves Immediately for Europe. He
haS entered suits against nearly everybody
in New York for huge sums.
The Worlds London special says that
General Hirkpatlick has teleglnphed to the
Carlist headquarters requesting the release OF
Mr.. BradlauGb.
A dispatch from DAYTON, Ohio, says the
Presidents father expects 10 die in June.
Bethesda fountain, the latest glory OF
Central Park, was publicly unveiled this
afternoon in presence OF very large num-
Der of citizens. This work Of art was from
models designed and executed at Rome by
Miss Emma Stebbins. daughter of Henry O..
Stebbins, President of the Board Of Park
Commissioners. The design of the fountain
was suggested to Miss Stebtins by the pas
sage in Scripture describing the Pool of
Bethesda.
George Francis Train sailed for Europe
to-day, Just escaping subpoena by a witness
for the Government in the suit against the
Union Pacific railroad.
Specie shipment for the week, 1926 1892.
Large numbers Of passengers left for Eu.
rope to-day on eight steamships.
The Germans OF this city and vicinity will
celebrate next Monday by outdoor sports
aud pa>times.
burglars are getting bold again. One
dweIiiu. up town was rapSackcd last night.
and a watchmaker's store on Fourth avenue
robbed.
The late Masonic fair here netted $4,000
for the new temple.
Re-. r. r. Neyin, rector of ST. PaufS
Episcopal church, III Rome, is in this city,
aud desires s24, 900. which amount is needed
| to complete this first American and first
Protestant church ediirc in Rome. The
Americans in Rome have already contributed
10000. and S3S 900 have been subscribed in
| this country.
The funeral OF Mrs. Nelson, daughter OF
the late Hon. James Brooks. took place to-
dav from Grace church. Rev. Or. Potter, the
rector. officiating. There was Il large attend
ance O. relatives and friends Of the family.
A special to the World says the Carists
have released the English Commissioner
Bradlaush.
DR.. Brown. who was sentenced to ten
Years confinement Cor assau!ting Gas Col
ector Murray, died in prison to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-02
THE KANSAS HORROR.
ARREST AND SUICIDE OF AN ACCoMPL1CE
OF THE BESDERS

PARSONS. KANSAS, May 81. County Al
torncy Ward returned yesterday from Texas
with the body of Moulin or Marion. who, II
j. supposed, was an accomplcc Of the
Bender family, the Kansas asSassins. At
Denson he made some Important confess
sionS. and promised to tell all be knew about
the Blenders when he reached this city; but
when near Ataka station, Indian Territory,
he shot himself IN the head with revolver.
fnficting wound from which he died. :
1t seems to be certain that the Benders are
now in Texas, making their way to the Rio
Grandc river in order 10 cross into Mexico.
Aote.-It was under the house of the
Bender family In Kansas that a number of
bodies OF persons who had been murdered
were found.l
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suiorcI Man Murdered.
telegram 10 the Dispatch. !

"I'..a' telegram 10 Tue i'lSiHtcHj
HANOVER COURTHOUSE, Va. May 3l.-A
l5Aic%jtN occurred on the 29lh at the "Re-
'r"al farm, IN The lower end Of this county.
.,,lNccn Richard Carter and Richard John
>un both colorcd>. johnson gave Carter
,","n Hut> TO buy tobacco. which Carter
''r with stealing the money. when Carter
nai,"d johnson liar. johnson struck Car
''r, When Carter drew knife and stabbed
Johnson in the neck. killing him ALMOST in-
.f,ltiy, Carter i, in mil.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN HOROKES
RAILROAD DEPOT AND FREIGHT CARS
BURNED &C.

NV YORK, May 31.-A fire broke out in
the Delaware and Lockawanna railroad depot,
at Hob"ken, this morning, and i still burn
ing. Wien the flames were first discovered,
four trains which were ready to start were
run out Of the depo:, but tour freight Gals
that could not be removed were burned.
together with the dciot. The flames have
communicated with the dock, and the fire.
men are DOW endeavoring TO save it.
The origin of the fire is unknown. but it
is said TO bc the work Of incendiarism.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
EnHIand.

EnEland.
rospoy. NAV 31.-The I'd and Sd of June
whit Monday and Whit-Tuesday-W De
observed as close holidays In the Liverpool
cotton market. Whit Monday is also BANK
holiday in London, hut Whit-Tuesdas Is not.
The new Government Of France proposes
to abandon the commercial treaty with EnS-
Ia nd. ,.oraor i, tho
on;o near Wigun, causing the instant
lh, six miners ana the destruction OF
much pro- F's' s;u
p.o,ro., Nay 3i.-General Nelarde bns
,os,noped the Increment OF his levy upon
Tine north Of this !. "ovincc.
Rny;nr hands OF artists continue 10 l'i'er-
cent railway trains an i plumber tue paSsen-
s' Al .,u,p. Nav 3l.-The CarliSts i'll the As
se,nl,ly are seeking an allianef with tue Leu
Centre having refused to fol ID Goa i no
With the Leritimists and Bonapart'sts. me
Left Centre, however, declines 10 fh'et'a'h
their proposition.
France.
p,p.s Nav 3l.-It is reported that tne
Ra,L ,,t France will advance the luhas neees-
s,ry 10 complete the payment ol Ing wal 'n
Se;,ni,v and that the evacuation on ftthcu
territory by the German troops VIII io''o"
immediately. g
Turkey. 81"
CossrAsr,sorlr May 3l.-Another o! ~,
trc,ls cot.ilayration Jas occurets III tlS Wy.
t,ifty ,,o,lses we're destroyed before the ll'sneS
were checked.
49, Prussia.
BERLIN, NIay 3l.-The Shah Of pefs - , az,
,.,vrd here to-day and was received at ine
railway station by the Emperor Ms''I n;s'
ss s,n imuerial princes, and Prince bis,
murck. and escorted to the palace a,s's arc
him during his scjourn In Berlin ny a Mrse
BODY OF troops. Great crowds OF Citizens i:sss
enthusiastically welcomed the Distinguished
visitor.
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Missing steamer.

NEw ORLEANS, May 3I.-The steamship
George Cromwell, some days overdue froin
New York, has moi yet .ched here. Several
steamers from the Gulf came up to-Gay, but
they bring no tidingS Of the missing vessel.
NEW York, May U.--The owners of the
George Cromwell, overdue at New Orleans,
thick her machinery i, out of gear. and they
are not apprehensi,e of any serious calamity.
The steamer is in command of Captain :.
l.. Clarp, an old and experienced officer.
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g and Ohio Railroad.

NAIlEoAp ACc1nENT-NuBoDY HURT.
..rcs.,l t,}ca'~rn =" the Dispatch.j
War; SrIrnrR SrKtNCS, WEST VA, Nav
1l.-Thc wc>tccn-bound through freight and
> constitution train had collision to-day
near Alirr-'on. The engine OF the cons!ruc.
ION train Was damaged considerably, aud
.0. 'ywdrr broken up The freight engine
#., had the rliot Knocked of. and went on
urr WY With LITTLE or ms detention. No one
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Return Of General Davis and ths
Renegade N0<aOcs.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 3l.--General Davis
has returned from the scout after Captain
Jack & Co. on which Bogus Charley aud four
other Modocs led him. No results were
achieved. Three other Modocs who went
on an independent scout were expected yes
terCiay. Captain Jacks adherents are well
surrounded.
The total number. Of Modoc prisoners is
nineteen braves, twenty three squaWs, and
thirty children.
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'7p'at" Of n Schooner Washed Over
board and Drowned

!>i"c'aI telegram TO the Dispa.ch.I
\oEfohS, May 3l.--Thc schooner Eleanor
jrum New York, arrived here this mornino
The mate reports that while of Cape Henry,
Friday morning at 9 O'Clock, the captain
,trHlcl went forward 10 save water-cs,sk
and was washed of by the heavy sea. Every
"N",t "a> made to save him. but arailed
uo'hiu-.
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4Hurdarpr GGnHiEtekl.

BALTIMORE. May 3l.--JamcS Gibson
(coIorcd), who WIS indicted for killing his
paramount wit, Ratchet. was to-tsay con-
vict,d of murder in the first degree.
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Agricultural Congress.

i>ntHarnIIs, May 3l.--Tlc Agricultural
'"nsac i:ts adjourned 10 meet in Atlanta,
Gr'.rgii:, in May next. W. II. .yHkson, OF
l,nnc>>cc, is president. and Charles W.
'IcsA tccrctar,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-02

Fafai Accident nj n Decoration FroIic.
ShicAGo, May 3l.--Two persons were
Killed by an accident at a decoration irolic
here Yesterday.
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Ks,,sne.s of E,yncEl-EIaW an Tennessee.

S.suv,LLs, Tenn, May 3l.-The negro
who outraged wido" lady IN Itu'eer'o' :,
county and then crushed her skuli Is IN ~
II his victim dies, which Is pfoMoe' taS
ueople will hnng him.
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The Boston Fire.

BosroS, May 3l.--'rhe number of persons
Killed by falling walls yesterday was five.
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= Memorial Volume

Rev. A.. BroadduS, Jr., after il graceful
tribute to the worth OF all tile Memorial adj
dresses. made touching allusion to the ser
vices Of DR.. Jclcr, and moved that the Nc
mCri;l Committee publish in suitable form
all or'the addresses, and that a committee,
consisting of f;cv. Dr.. j. {. Long, Professor
John Hart, and Professor G.. ii. Winston. be
appointed to prepare for publication in the
volume i sketch Of the services of DR.. Jeter
to the Genera! Association.
The resolutions were unanimously
adOpteG.
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Petersburg

hOhohR in THE FIRST DEGREE--THE 4. ". l. o..
R.. R.-TEE CRUSHED NEGgo-ac.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
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FOURTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS
MORNING SESSION.

After pleasant prayer-meeting, begin
ming at Q O'Clock, the session of the Associa
ton was opened with prayer by Rev. Mr.
Walker, of West Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-02

Presentation Of Portrait.
Rev. 4. K. Dickinson prt:entrd 10 the
body, n '..';a'f Of the venerable AiS. ouuSe
ClcpoI, poltrIit 81 The late heF. .. Lewis
Sh,Ick, IN niunnus 81 h"hhip,tu t'..e3e'
and the first missionary u emma oi tnc
Southern Baptist Theological seminary.
Accompanying the portrait w's graceful
and beautiful letter from Mrs. ttcWop' VINO,
though eighty years old. writes WIN tue ease
and grace Of II young ladr.
CO motion of II. n. E!iyson, Esq, the
Association gratefully ncrept2d the g,tf, dl'
rected the clerk la retarn thanks. ana or
dered the pol trait 10 be- hun. IN the library
Of tue college.
Rev., j. b. Taylor, ANNOUNCED that
Rev. DR.. A. b. Brown ~ now preinringa
Memoir OF Rev. DR.. A. NJ. Poindexter.
On motion Of Hon. r, l.. MonSgee, the
Association expressed Us gratilcatton at this
announcement. ,
Rev. Or. John A. Broat:us desired to call
attention 70 the fact tfH. the SoNfhern i5ai-
fist Theological svni,nary Is iiosf blcn
nearer 10 RicG,nond than formerly. IL aseu
- be l;,rty.ei.iit h0urs and ta.fty''our uol-
lars di,,ant. 1t isnon (hy The complexion
Of The air-line) only twenty.fouf hour3 anu
seventeen dollars dissabt.
: adianrned with prayer by DIR. Tyre.
NIGHT SESSION.
The house was filed to hear addresses on
Foreign MissiOs1s. u.,d
The rsro., of the Foreign Nilsson boasa,
nresen.ed nv Or. Long, feici;ates the Assos
ria,ion thai The foeeiss Mission boat ,.a o.
the southern Bapiisi Convention y fee fom
debt has successfully carried ont its pan "
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due the missionaries by the Board. Proies-
sor Cooke was unwilling that we should Dor
ro,c money this iub:iee year. He wanted no
such record to 20 GOWN TO posterity, but
tina. we should here aud now wipe out the
last dollar of the indebtedness OF the Board.
He would be one of City, forty, thirty, or
any number, to pay it ut once.
Major j. w. Johnston, Of Buchanan. SAID
tha; The way TO do u thing was to do 1t, and
Joined Professor Cooke IN his proposition.
! Il. X. E'iy<on. DIR. Wilson. Professor +.
Harrison. Rev. A. Fl. Sands, and others
Joined In pledges (payabIe in sixty daysG and
cash poured In freely aud continuously until
the last dollar was secured, the 5000 fully
provided for. and the mi sionarjes sent Oh
their way rejoicing.
FINAL Report Of the Memorial Com
xnittee.
Rev. Dr.. Biting read the fnal report Of
thc Memorial CoEn,lttee. detailing the diff
c,litie> encountered. the work accomplished,
and the rcsglt to date OF the Memorial effort.
Th're have been s24o, 100 faised in Vlr-
einia. aud go. 900 outside OF the State, leara
mo $40. 90 to be still provided for.
II ia understood TIN, the committee are
maturing a plan By which the remaining
aIn, 600 Will be speedily secured.
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TlTN TOTTTNTDYyn DT0n
ORGANIC BI PARTIDO DE- los 2SPAn0LRS SIN C9NDCIONR&

cito que estG 4 So vex resuelto { sostener
nuestra autoridad.
Sc espera un movimienso repubicano
en- Portugal a
D. Francisco de sAsls ha salido para
Madrid.
!. New- York, mkrtes,-Se cree que .el
ministro psruano sc, spondr4 & que se ais
te 81 "Chicamanga" como 'barco de guer-.
ra espanol.
Habana 20.-La "Gaceta" pubica un
decreto ofreciendo amnistia & los csalistas
que Sc sometan dsntro dsi'1 5 dias; pasadO
este termino ser6n perseguidoa ensrgica'
mente.
tOrense rehusa el, puesto, do MinistrO
en- Paris
Austria reconocerA Ia Repdblica On
cuanto este notifcado o6cialmente -su es-
tablecimiento.
En- Portugal Sc ha descubierto una
conspiracion republicans proclamando Ia
Union Iberica.
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Aviso iinportante.

Los anuncios y. comunicados que
desde hoysse insertencen el BoIETN
MERckNT1L han deser satisfechos an.
ticipadamente, com6ies costambre en-
todos LOS peri6dicos.
No publicaremos ninguno de Ia Is
la que nos0enga aCompanado de su
mporte, 6porconducto deinuestros
ageates.
Puerto Rico % enero de 1873
Ell Administrator, e. LGrrOcG.
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TRLEGR A M As.
He aqui los que hemos recibido:


Hd5Gsd, ,JswerO IA de a1873.--Madrtd,
II febfeyo.-Ayer martes, SO lego en- las
C6rtes eel mensaje del rey AmadeO, en- el
que dice que ha determinado abdicar la
corona; que habla creido que 81. lealtad
compensaria su falta de experiencia; pero
que eItaba yadesenganadOy que en- easo de
no abdicar, sus enemigos no se1an extran-
ieros sino los mismos espanoles: que no de-
seaba,serrey de partido, y comOtodOs sus
esfuersos, para conciliar las simpatlas de
todos. .habian quedado frustrados, abdicaba
la corona por 81 y por Sus herederos.
FL Congreso y ell Senado Sc reunieron
para celebrar una junta, constituyendose
en- C6rtes sobcranaS, y Ia abdicacion del
rey fue aceptada pOr unanimidad, NOM
br6ndose en- seguida 'comisiones para con-
testareel mensaje real y acompa1ar al rey
hasta la frOntera.
ELSE. R-Margall prOpuso que Sc pasa1
ra. una resolucion autorizando & la Asam-s
blea nacional para asumir todas las facul-
tades formar un gobierno responsible
miehtras se nombraba otra Asamblea que
deterrminase de una vez la forms de la re-
pdblica.
Estas motion fue dividida en- varias par
tei: las que tratan del establscimientO de
Ia latRep4blicaey de conceder 4 la Asamblea
todos los poderes soberanos fueron adop-
tadas por 256 votos contra 80, y las demas
f1eron tomadas en- consideration. Despues
Sc ocnparon en- considerar la proposition.
del Sr. Ruiz Zorrilla para que fuese nom-.
bf6dsAep nuevo gobiernO Gntes de pasar La
prOpoSicion.
q E Sr. Rivero contest6 que el presiden-
teade las C6rtes era quien 'respondia del
6rdsn. p1blico, elSr. Zorrilla persisti6y y el
6r. 4Rivero le mand6 yolyiese & sentarse en-
el baneo de los ministros.
Ei Sr. Martos deplCr6 las tendencias Ii
rknicas que se estaban notAndo en.los mis-
moS4n6mentos en que Ia mOnarquia &c hum
dig.j
ELGE Risero 80 levant6 ent6nces y, Se
FL ST. FiguerAsl le reemplaz6 en- Il pre-
Sidepcia. y se, restableci6 81 6rden.
La actitud de Ia tropa de Inca y de la
RldAtdia nacional es muy ,satisfactoria.
Pdkts; ySOfsFO LEI rey AnAdso y Sd
IGmiE2 t1aliercn de Madrid est& mahana,
{ las seis. @sE 4As
LiuspdOl, Jebhcre 12.--E consul espa-
HclenestaPlasA ha Ofsecido una grnti6-
cacion liberal para; 81 d6sQuhrimientor de
embarques do prmaa para los insurgeptes
de las rcOloniaa, espalOlas.
Madrid, jebfero 13.-Las C6rtes nOmbra-
ron ayefal Sr. FiguAras preaidente del Con
ssj0de Ministries por 244 vOtos, s los Sres.
PlMafgaAy ministfo de laS Gobernacion;
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Oio f'E Diamante."' "
s. JUST0 NUM-. 81.

Este AcreditAdo ESTABLISHMENTS AcahA do recibiF
por oil vep0r cppaAol NENDEZ NUNEZ M vaTiado
eartiao 0e netlhe6pN1a Aaleros ninos como son
dc b14Alo fOhlc guela de cahrtllla ppnta AlzadA.
Yariae fCruas,--EacAeapalhg redon aAs para eHQlA-
Ie& SSebles CON vainAg do alpaca 8 sea AcorO.-bo-
-CinturOnes para militares. -Polainaa blAncas de
has0 para Graas+E EofbAtAs infninad dc fotmaa---
Cpellos y puH0s formAs eleGido On las meiores n
bricae de BarcelOna-Pos 10 que - deseen YealiEaT
9precios sumAmente m6dicos por estar aguAEdan-
do otrA faCtutN do algpnA cCnHdcrAci0n Ol dis q
AelDroeoAto mao. 0uiIlerm0 lSucrAA. 6-12
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Hotel. del "Universo." ]"

q qua suscFihe haee pressnte { sns mueAas y
hnanOs aulgoa tAnto Dc u kslA como de nfueEn qna
tsnisndo aaA nnsantArua par Algnn tempe ha tnnaM.
do tn4nA IL pEnrAac1onnn uece8aR1n4 1nn 1ne 10
nrM- Cue cOncaFfen "a ca el Mmaan del UmA.
verse ape sQuaaea eomplAeldns tante 4 nlAa aae
hAMtA AhgFA paKA Ia enMl aaedM ~ ffmntn aal esaM
hlnuIniNato y. On0fFs Nicolas eayo baen eAgkeEer
yAgahalidaA - yMcoaoesAo Dc maahna. iguAlmaF
- ~ de 81 espcaA Asnbon nnakn inlnsnnA4En "a u
N3nnhn eNnfaErmne4m y ana amaaAan mnAtma4nMnn b0m
ha6epedes del hnmPedAta para aae 81 reenmaenaaa
II AhtnelmiAma6l mnn mmaAwnn. II
PaeEse. Ire q 4 Maene ea In la--nehE.al .QhsAAes
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Aviso al pdblico.

II duenO dal Hotel 10 CoRUNEaA pnxtacipa &
sue favoreccdofes do hAber traAlAdado 81 easA u
Calle delA CEu1 nnm. u d0nde OlfAoo nn AEmleEnAo
txno Apoeentoa freao0a aaendna con nueyoa yanti.
lad0foa calls A1OtNM parada nnmraAco 1dlchoa apo.
nsntoA mesa Abundante sarviiA con toda eameFo ,
nmplaEA, contAndo para 90 con an bunn coctnero.
vonir conner pormaeea precsoa m6dicom hmtene
pEeoloa cnnxeneicuAlea Manual 4aotlrtguees
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observation-disclosures &PusrterRGa.

FL dia del entrante mario - vender4n la
8 do Ia mAfana en- pdblica subasta en- el patio
reunirlaa condolences reglameptaE3ae.
LO que sc anuncia al p1blicO para 1a concur
ronCia de licitadoree tPrerto, Rico - do tebrero
do 167S.-El Comandonte CAPTAIN Gefe del De
tall, JOS6 GGreS0 u NOr0. = 'e 90 Cf.ES' 1-.9.S
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MATA-FUEGOS.
INsTAHTAHEo CONTRA INCENDI0s,
DEL SIR. BANOLAS.
AVIsO ORTANTE,

Tenemos 81 gusto de anunciar al pdbllco, que he
mos nOmbradO como nuestros representatives en- es-
to departamento los Sree. b. Borr6S Hermanoa.
como agente al Er. ID. j. Mnrien; quedandO los pri-
meroa. gArantizedOres responsables las cantida-
des que 50 les entreguen p0r la mtad del valor de
los aparatos que segun el pfospecto publicado de-
ben satisfscer los seores que gusten suscribirse.
Los misfnus senores dar4n en- esta materia GUAM
toe antecedentes datOs pormenores 90 soliclten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-26
Aviso al pdblico.

Disuelta dc CONAN acuerdo desde el IS del proxl-
mo pasad0 enero IL sOciedad Francisco bastony =:
dc 10 que fn fundndor S6eiO c0manditario, me ne
hecho cargo dc Ia antigua casa donde giraba aVue-
lis cOnoeidn por III Vol de Or0.-San Francisco
- para seGuir mus negooiOs on adelAnte Daio - r.
SRVBRO BAsTONI
y ahrAzar extsnsamenta 81 negocio de mercancias
Tambien teAgO el gusto dc partle1par a. Eespeta-
relaconadOs, que en- mi casa hAllar1n elempre todo
10 Selectoy osCogido do los prncipales mercadoS
do kurOpa On los qua tengo extensas relaeionca Pc
clos dc In plaza y ma gran elecsaon en- pintados
On t0da cEAse dc mercanctas.
Debiendo tener eonstautemente una gran exhsen-
cia do manufactures nacionAles, mglcsaA francesca
alemAnxs los scompradores de In Is hailaran STEM
pre- OCCASION de proveerae en- mi casa San krancsco
q do artfeulOs especialea Por su baratara oonve
uienCia. r 1egf% *ff
:. I'm Mario pr6ximo espcra Ia casa su scgundo car
Rnmeoto.- Pusgto-Rico II fobrero de 1913.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-26
MUM. %.
PREc1os DE sUscR1pc1oN.

Por un a1o adelantado en- la Capital puebIOs de
Ia Isa, $10.6 i'd id. s. 80 CTS meses id. i'd
$3.-Un mes id. On Ia Capital rs.-Un mes i'd en- los
pueblos de Ia Isla 10 rs.-Un mum. -suelto RS.
FL BOLET1N- Sc envia fraIfo de porte q cualquier
punto de Ia Isa por conducto DE sus agentes respec-
tvos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-26
Ayiso al p6blico.

En- Ia casa Atuada on 10 segundA gloIietA do L. ala
meda paseO de puerta de TERRA Se faCilit an o.
balOs dc hlquilerlpacA pasoO para Wages 9pEoooo
m0diC0s c0nYenciolee. En- el Cmismo puntO eo adj
miten Guido EebalOg de particulareSs Id, n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-26
Aviso Importance.

: La Compania Real 1nRlesa asegura tOdA Clase de
valores que en- Elective. metalesr preciasee tgaA
kEuropagS Thomas, HabAHA, sualQlist ott0Dnne
to de Bu ruta.-H. A. C0Wpef.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-26
INoDoROs..

De mucha dnraci0n de m mecaniamo sen.
clio s6lidos insapaE de descomposicion, 100
hay de venta precios modicoa en- ei estAbieci-
rNn,aen a 0-l2