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Cahee Brothers desire to express their
heartfelt gratitude to the citizens who so
faithfully and successfully labored to pro-
tect their mill property from the fire of
Saturday highland, also, to the members
of the Rutland Fire Company, No. ., for
the proffer of their services for the same
object. CAnEE BRoTnERs.
Brandon. Oct. G.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 0.
Alonzo 4. Kimball, "a married man, has
been arrested for being accessory to the
murder of Victoria w. Vail of Newark,
N. j., aged 20 years, who was found dead
in the house of Celia X. Metzeler, Jersey
City clairvoyant
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The Brandon Fire.
A CARD.

take the earliest opportunity to return
many thanks and expressions of personal
obligations and gratitude to the citizens of
Brandon and vicinity for their promptly
rendered aid in extinguishing the flames on
my block, on the evening of the 4th inst.
l do most assuredly keenly appreciate your
services, rs it was evident to all who were
present that the safety of the block to-day
is really due to efforts put forth at that
time by the bucket brigade-composed of
men willing to work and women ready 10
aid. The names of the latter | would
mention with pleasure, were in possession
of all of them To the firemen of Engine
Company No. ., of Rutland, l also return
my personal thanks and gratitude, as | feel
confident that had the fire in my block re-
sisted the efforts of the citizens, your
prompt and generous response to our call
tor help, and carly arrival on the ground,
would have been of as signal service to me
as it was to others who were still in
trouble. w. c. SIMoNDs.
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Trotting at Middle Granville.

The closing races of the season at the
Middle Granville trotting park, ii o Pea
body, proprietor, will take place on We'd
nesday and Thursday, Oct. 9Th and 9th
Three hundred dollars in purses have been
offered, distributed as follows.
FIRST.
$25 .OO.-For three year old colts, half
mile meats, best three in five to harness
Sl2 to LIST horse, So to I'd and S. to 3D..
SECOND.
50.00.-Open to all horses who never
beat three minutes. Mile heats TO harness
best three in five $25 to list horse, SIS to
I'd and to $40 to 3D..
THIRD.
800. Open to all horses who never beat
$40. Mile heats best three in five to har-
pess, $50 to list horse, $50 to ed, and $50
to 3D..
FOURTH
1926. Open to all horses, mile heats,
best three in five to harness. $85 to LIST
horse, $35 to cd, and $25 to 3D.. -Four to
enter, three to start in the above race.
Any horse distancing the field to be en-
titled TIC the first money only.
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Run Down by n Locomotive.

CONCORD, n. H., Oct. 6.
Thomas Brown of Heniker, deaf mute,
for many years president of the Gallaudet
association, was run into by a train on the
Contoocook river railroad to-day and badly
injured
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Suicide.
PoUaHgYEPslE, Oct. &.

Alonzo Dcach, we'll known throughout
Duchess county, blew out his brains with
a revolver at South Dover yesterday. lie
was dying with consumption, and had de-
clared his intention of thus suddenly end
ing his life.
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The Fire of sunday Morning.
A Gard.

The undersigned hereby return their
grateful thanks to the firemen of Rutland
for their exertions at the burning of their
foundry, yesterday morning. But for their
labors their machine shop would have been
destroyed, whereas it is now unframed
their business temporarily stopped while
now IL will proceed as usual.
MANSFIELD ~ SrIMsoN.
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Probable Murder.

NEW York, Oct. g.
The body of an unknown man, believed
to have been murdered, was found on the
Erie road near Patterson last night. Jas.
Malone, a suspicious acting character from
New York, was arrested near by on sus-
picion.
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New York stock ana Money MARKET.
LATEST MONETARY

NEW YORK, Oct
LATEST MONETARY.
Money became easier at close, offerings being
att.
Greenbacks are still quoted at k@ premium.
Gold carrying rates lac per cent.
The cearlngs at the Gold Exchange to-day
were s22,oOo,Ooo.
Treasuryldlsbursements to-day amounted to
$4,000.
The customs receipts to-day amounted to
s4Os 900.
Clearing house certificates reduced to-day
$4,000.
Stocks were active and buoyant, fiuctuatlng
1@4 per cent. Greatest buoyancy was In Wes-
tern Union, Lake Shore, Rock Island, Union
Pacific and Pacific Mail and throughout the day
these stocks attracted more attention than the
remainder OF the list. Ere, New York Central
and Wabash were tine features Of the day on
tho weak side Of the market.
The London demand for New York Central
has subsidized.
Gold closed at tl0S.
Governments are strong.
State bonds quiet.
Money 1Gand interest.
Stocks closed active.
The following are the closing quotations:
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Arrested.

New York, Oct. O.
Mrs. Metzelcr, the arrested Jersey City
clairvoyant, is also charged with being Il
procuress and decoyng school girls into
her house to meet strange men.
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Killed by the Cars.

PoRT JEWS, Oct. 6.
On Sunday afternoon a boy aged fourteen
years, fell between the cars near this place
and was instantly killed.
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The Graphic Balloon over Connecticut.
BETHEL, Conn, Oct. g.

The transatlantic balloon which was
started ON its trip this morning from New
York, is at this hour, II a. M, about two
miles southeast of this city it is rapidly
going oceanward.
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MORNING, OCTOBER. 7, 1873.
From Albany.


ALBANY, Oct. o.
Robert Dempsey was found with his
throat cut, on Saturday afternoon, in the
upper part of the house of a farmer named
Michael Kelly, who resides about nine
miles from the city, on the Schenectady
turnpike. The razor with which be COM
mitted the act was found close by his side.
He will recover the wound not being very
deep or TROUBLESOME. Dempsey is sub
ject to fits of insanity.
RESIGNED.
Rey. Mr.. Reeves, pastor of the First Bap-
fist church, has resigned in consequence of
a difference with the majority of the con-
gregatlon on the question of the terms of
participation in the Lords supper.
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S1T to 1T.12k.
BEEF.-Market is quiet at s. 80 "a 10 for plain
mess; $40 00di2 90 Tor extra do.
BEEF HAMS. - Market Is quiet at S1Sd 23 90 for
common to prime lots.
TIERcE BEEf-Market IS firm SIG O00i Is 90 for
prime mess; SIS GOA 20 90 for India mess.
CUT MEATs-Market without material change
middles steady long clear at Sc.
LARD. - Market isfquiet Old western steam
on spot quoted at 9-16 kettle rendered ut
Safc.
BuTTEH.-Market Is quiet In buyers favor
at 2Oa2sc for fair to prime western; and 20
"a "a for fair to prime State.
CHEESE. Market is quiet at 12I6a 10 for
fair TO prime state factory.
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MA 70 RIAGES.

DORR--BRYAN-In Plalnfeld, N. j., 0n the
"a inst, by Rev. j. X. Bryan, assisted by Rev. j.
Iowa, and Louise, eldest daughter OF the tfiici,
sting clergyman. No cards.
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HORSES Burned.

PROVIDENCE, Oct. 0.
Eliots extensive stables in Woonsocket
were burned yesterday. Twenty-one
horses were rescued.
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Left for San Francisco.

LOWELL, Oct. O.
Thirty-cight young men left here to-day
for San Francisco most of them intending
TO remain there.
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Fire.
uAvRRHILL, MI

HAvRRHILL Mass, Oct. q.
The Haverhill hat company's factory
WAS nearly destroyed by fire last night,
Loss, $4,000 insured.
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The Rutland daily Globe.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER Z, 1878.


ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
TRAINS ARRIVE At RUTLAND
From Bellows Fails, i:4O q 1920 a. m, 2:20 &
1888 p. IN.
Burlington 1870 s. 'ii:s2 a. m, 1880 y t7:4o
y. IN.
Port Henry, 'l1:g2 q. m
Bennington, t12:0s p. n., ts.20 & 1913 p
In.
Saratoga, 'll;45 a. m, 9.06 p. m
Salem, lao a 1880 u. m, ts:40 & ABS p m.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
FOR Bellows Falls 1850 g. t4;30 a. M, 1910 & 1900
u. IN.
burlington, LAS & i5:4O a. M, $3.50 & sos p
M
Port Henry, sos p. IN.
Bennington, 1900 & $3.50 u. IN, & t2:25 p. IN.
Z" Saratoga, 500 q. m, & 1880 p. IN.
Salem, lao q 1900 u. m, 'l:0O q t6;00 p. IN.
Mali Train MIXED.
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Sew York Produce Market.

-NEh lohh, OtNs U.
CorroN-Malket is firm with fair export
demand, closing firm, prices without decided
| change. Sales Of lI4l bales at lSlac for mid
FIouR.-Reccpts 1867 bills The market is
| In buyers favor, limited demand Sales $500 bbls
| 5.l5@5 So for superfne western and State !;
! $3.50 G6.t5 for common to good Extra western
! and state SO s06I % for good to choice do !;
| 81 25 as 90 for common to choice white wheat
western extra; s655 TO 500 for common TO
| good extra Ohio 20 70 clio 80 for common to
choice extra ST. Louis, Including some trans
actions reported a tribe under quotations. The
market closing dull.
RYE FLoUR.-The market Is dull and shade
easier at 81 1908 81.
Corr MEAL. The market for corn meal is
WHIsKEY. The market Is In better supply
and lower at 81 02@l o., the inside price Is for
check tomorrow, closing sellers at 81 OF for
WHEAT.-Receipts 45l 1902 bush. The market
opened about one cent better with fair export
and moderate milling demand. Receipts large
and holders generally disposed to sell. Market
closing somewhat irregular and buyers gener-
22i,00D bushels at II 300 Sc for No. spring !:
81 37d1 40 FOR No. 2 Chicago inside price Tor car
o3 ~ FOR for GS,Te oWH spc Pr a
/ ID for NO 2 Milwaukee ; 81 55 for winter red
Illinois 81 GO for winter red western 81 35a3 So
Tor Nos and spring mixed; 81 30 IS Tor
| 81 10 for car lots No; Minnesota
RYE-The market is quiet. Sales OF $1,000 bush
at 80 1850 for WESTERN
BARLEY.-Th market is firm. Sales $500
bushels western AT 81 ~ and 1900 bushels four
rOwed state ut 81 30
BARLEY MALT - Market Is in fair request.
Sales 10000 bushels Canada at 81 4iGi1 10
| CORN.-Rccepts 6i,033 bushels. The market
Is cent better. Sales of $4,000 bushels ati62,d
G5j<c for steamer Western mixed ; &c to co.
for sail do, 67@67h for high mixed and Vel
low western; Is for white WESTERN Gee for
damaged IN store.
OATs-Receipts l2,225 bush. The market is
| trmer and scarce. Sales OF G9,010 bushels 40
5.@t61Gc for new and western mixed; 53c for
old do In store 51@59 white western 81 E@55
FOR black western.
| EGGs-'rhe market is weak at IS TO CSC for
state and prime 2Ic "a . for Canada and West
crn &c m2I1% Tor southern.
HAY-Quiet and unchanged
H0Ps-'rhe market Is quiet and steady.
COFFEE-Market is duh and unchanged.
Rio AT 2O@22c. Stock OF Rio on hand -
bags.
SUGAR. = Market is dull and unsettled at =.
as for refining.
WORCESTERSHIRE market Is dun and IN buyers
favor. cuba clayed at 2s635 ; muscovado re-
lining at 2sCd36.
KIoE-Market is quiet small sales OF Carolina
at $685..
| PETRoLEUM.-The market dun and quiet ut
| 5L@514 for crude II for refined
Total stock OF grain In warehouse oct 18th,
| 1873
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Aleu- advertisements.
II l. o r l ID A

u II y IT. II Il
From November to May, Florida Is the favor
lite resort for northern people, but its limited
hotel capacity prevents many from making 1t
their winter homes, who would otherwise do so.
1t Is proposed to build large hotel at some
point In the state to meet the requirements OF
those who desire superior accommodations.
My experience at the st. James Hotel, Jackson
vile, last winter, enables me TO speak conf
IDENTIFY ns to the success Of this enterprise.
For information as to plans &C., address
+. ii. ORNIS,
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THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE TUESDAY

Entrance fee 10 per cent. Purses No. ]
and to come off the first day. National
rules to govern. If the day is unfayorable
it will take place the next fair day.
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NssI PRIUS.
RUTLAND COUNTY COURT, SEPTEMBER TENN,
1878.

Hon. Hoyt II. Wheeler, Chief Judge.
Hon. Isaac c. Wheaton, Assistant
Hon. lIicl HOLSTER, J Judges.
Henry H. Smith, Clerk.
William NJ Field, Sheriff.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Hon. ID. A. smaiiey, Judge.

UEOIHE T. FOsTEK, MAKSIIAI
MONDAY, Oct. g
The court reasscmbled at o'clock p. M.
The grand jury brought in thirteen true
bills and two not found The dockets of
the circuit and district courts were called,
and no cases being ready for trial, the court
adjourned sine die.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF TIE }
CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WAsmIYGToN, :
ID. c., Oct. 6, 1878 u. NJ. y
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Equinox House, Manchester. Vt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-04
WAGE DIREGYO A Ia PENINSULA
VAPOR ESPANOL "LULIO."

A priueipio del pr6xlEo mes de Mayo
saldra do este puerto ell menconado vs.
Por admit endo passage y carga pars Vig@,
Caaiz, Barcclona y Palma de Mallorta
uyas tarifas Sc eanunciaran oportunamente
Omitim0S recomendar las excelentes
cualida des tanto Ell e! tlato los passage
res, mo en- Ia rapidez de marlha al
-huqne por ser yd sHfcientemente cor oci-
d por gran nunero de persanas que h
utilzanon en- sa anterior Wage del mes de
JUNO 1ltimo, hab6 donos sido de gran
satistacc or los e'ogios qqe 80 nos han he
eho del esmerado tjato qua dispense su
fno { iat4ligente captain ID. ! ARGOS p
cornell, antique maruo en- Ia cayrerA dc
e8ta Ant i!a.
PJY 10 taat3 10 aDunciamos las per-
souag que gusten aprcvechar esta opor-
tunidad para tIas adarse la Peninsula en-
aqueIe trcha en- la segur,iad de Qnc cual-
quiet otro b.. que de su class 10 supers,
IN bueuas CO. diciones al que teatmo4 el
gE6to de anuuciar.
Pu rs,-Rico De lbril de 1873 L 4
consigna'afios, i. B9f'A3 ) Hetm 4ns g.
Ftrs!tza 90. 2-lu
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Ell E G R A M As.

Hnbnnn. 10 de npargo.--l lfad,id.--Se dice que
Rios (Monteros Rios7) sucedera Ol0zaga.
Tropas fraucesas han sidO mandadas q la
frontera para internar los carlistas que pasen
al territorio frances.
L6ndres-La reina ha lido Windsor para en- :
cOntrarse con Gladstone Use dice es possible que
no haya cambio de ministerio. Tambien sc Ill
ce que la reina ha llamado al COnde de Granvl-
lie para que forme un gabincte:
Las sesiones del parlamentO han sldo propa-
gadas hasta el vi6rnes.
Sc ha suscrito 10 necesario para la colocaclOn
de otro cable trasatlantlco bajO la cOndlclOn
que la empresa ha do ser independents de las
demas.
Nueua- YorE-Los indios Modoes Sc hallan
cercados por la tropa americana.
Hdbdn0, MARCO 21.-Ha sidO arTestado war
ren, autor de los recientes fraudes cometldos
contra ell banoo de Inglaterra.
La Asambloa ha arechazadO In enmenda acer-
ca de la abolieion gradual en- Puerto Rico.
Hdb1na, 90 de mdrsO.-El gOblerno frances ha
prOhibido la expOrtaciOn para Espana de Hunl-
nciOes de guerra.
Francisco Salmeron ha sido nombrado presiden-
tie de La Asambleay Y SardOal Lopez secretaries
L6ndreS.-No ha habido cambio de mlnistero
los ministries actuales quedan en- el poder.
GinebrG.-Hay una escitacion rellgiosa muy
fuerte causada POI ell Padre Jacinto que esta
predicando aquf.-Los ultramontanos estan fu-
riOsos SO temen des0rdenes
Hdbdna, 81 de emdrzO.-INddrid Los vOlunta-
rios republicanos de aqu1 Sc Ieuniran en- Cata-
luna para entrar en- operaclOnes contra los car
listaS. sE
Ha sido aceptada la dimision de Ol6zaga.
L5ndres--Ha Ocurrido un motin serio en-
WOlverhamptOn.-LOs minerOs ingles amena-
zan declararse en- huelga 81 no Sc desplde q los
irlandeses.
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ConpaHa De VapOIeS De hNda aIInghSa
GRAN EXPOSHCION DE 1873
2 EN- vIENA, CAPITAL DE AUSTRIA.
Annncio d los que tomen passage
para Europa.

se recnsrda los indivduosqu tomen passage por
eata nnea que este af0 presenta 81 grande atrac
aVo dc N Expostcion Universal que Ina de tener iu-
gar IN tela, Ii cual de- esperar por todos titu
io7 que sera la nas Interesante la mas cabal que
ht pres@notado et muudo con General admiration
Los que tomen passage en algunos de los yapores
&c ia Compailft ,tie ~ enraitzl esta anringio
bsen desemhaTquc cn Ghcrboarg d en sonthanptsn
Ne4an con is tnaE1g f4ciii al Paris dasde cuva
gptat puatton ser conducidns por un tren especial
n&ss9 M del lmperlo Austfiaco, eu al corto espacio
as m - noF'sa paaaHdO p0r Stra burgo, Stuttgard
Mahlch, en- tayoa punto puedaa visitar los Mrs sos
oh9s uhIetos 1ftisteos que tan merecidamente 90
Eau do fana Universal.
Los que se dIrijan Ia gran Exhihiefon. haran
mat olen a. passr por Paris tIs verse con al Avtnte
da II Cump MA 10 yaports Il Ia Mala Res. Ia sIesa
ssdente en tiicha ciu sad. al Nh GEORGE s. Par.
tfAkp aus RS de en Ia ealla de R34Stn n6m. 1 eu-
70 ssAeF teDdFa eatnayUr gdsto fac tarlss tad0s
aattoa IN oFfaes d. seen obteueF para oontinuas sn
Yiaga Fieua. 20
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Aviso al p1blico.

lit qae suscli1e haeo SAILOR al pdblco Que des-
us st dla tsel ptessute mea se ha uceh1 cargo
" la sfst.oa il4aiaaclon 10 Ia casa ane lir4-
Eat ett ests pgGa halo Ia fa4s0u tiu j. X Atnadis
- tae h4het ve8,dttlu dAs ias exlateucias do
IN H~4a0s q -. egugi0 Rodriguez. para rea.i-
tAfsss stjn II administration direction tle los
sta Hernandez Maftoscll. qaienea les he
eoAtetlsIo pesioF seaerAlislno paIa fepeaeutar-
fMe ca tosus ttas nrsnrIns tanto particuiares co.
tau sn los dc To iauIdaeton dc Ia extuguida ca
80 ]. Il. Amadss Comp. pavgEo. Rico FL dc
mario dr. ls9a.P. Ragnieg, Il4nidadar sle Ia cal
- y. a. Afaa1taM " Comp A-U
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LAS NOVEDADES.
FORTALEZA MUM. "a.

Enes esteacreditado establecimiento sc ACADIA de
1mportar un hermoso variado surtido de artf-
culos de su ramO como son:
Sombreros de tOdas classes para hombres nj
nos de pelO ne ,ro Ultima mola para caballe-
ros, Sombreros lie tercio-pelo Y de paja adorna-
dos para Sras ninas; surtidO On calzado para
homores, ninOs, ninas Sras.; un enl lido en- pen
dlentes. medios ternos, alfleres, relicarios de
gutapercha fina para Sras. niilas; cintas de ra-
so de todos colnres Y anchos, corbatas negras
y de colores de laz0 nudo intinidad de classes,
guantes de cabritilla blaucos, dc hilo de Escese-
de colores blancos, dc seda castor mny linos
surtldo en- perfumera de todas classes; neceseres
de Wage para Sras cabaleros, coit.t-plu,uas
inos tljeras de varias clases; albums para re-
tratos de varIas classes precios; cigar eras y
portamor sdas infindad de cases, boquillas de
ambar para tabacos para cigarrillos de espu-
mllla y ambar;paraguas Genoveses, Sombrillas
dc ultima moda con abanicO, cuellos punos in
nnldad de classes, camisas de hilo para hombres
luguetes para ninos niias; efectos para mill
tares, un complete snrtido en- male.as sacos
alfombrados para Wage, jabones turcos para sa-
car manchas, complete surtido en- porceana Y
crlstalerfa de todas classes & precios muy m6di-
cos.-Llompart Y Carer as. 6-6
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Hotel del 'sUniverso. "

Ell que suscrihe hace presentc q sus muchos y
buenos amigos tanto de la Isia, de afuera que
tenendo que auselltarse por algun tempo ha tom
do tOdas las prccalciones llecesarias para one los
Srs que concurTen sn casa el sROte1 Geb Gmi-
verso quo qneaen complacidos tanto mas que
hasta ah0ra para 10 cual Gueda al frente del esta-
blecimiento d. nofre Nieolau cuyo buen caiact er
amabilidad es Va conoeido do muchos, iguaiInen
to el de su esposa. anbos estau intercsados la
inucha eoncurreacia Y que quoden sasisleehos los
hu.8pedcs del hosoedaie para que aaf rccomienden
al estabieeimiento Il sIIs amigos.
puertr- Rirn % M4ryo az r9g2--(u brip1 OIrador
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ALMACEN DE ROPA Y SASTRERIA
DE X. CERRA COMP.
SAN FRANCISCO ae.-pUERTo- RICO.

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nriquecer sus aparadores con 10 sguente:
PaTfo negro de diferentes calidades.-Saten negro
de idenl.-Batista de lana superior calidad pinas
elegantes.-Completo surtido de casimires en- pie
zas. cortes de p4ntalon pantalon chaleco--Exce-
lente snrtido de nerinoS ncgros lisos labrados.-
Alpacas muy tinas negras v de colores- Gran sur
tido de dries bancos de colores lizos y labrados
-PafIo DE coloreS verde grana para voluntarios,
una infinidal dc art1culos.
Para los que quieran convertjr su dinero on humo
hay un completo surtdo dc tahanos muy superior
de la Habana para los aticionatlos levantar el
code. hay una partida do ginebra holandcsa muy
superior en- cajas de doce ounce fraseos II que
We ide por partidas suetasy GAIA.
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: RSPANOLES SIN CONDICIONBS.
ORGANO DEL PARTIDO .DE Los ESP
Aviso al p6blico.

Ell dueno del Hotel La "CoruIiesav participa sus
favorecedores de haber trasadado sr casa a1a calle
dc S. Jnsto 10 10 encmadel estaDleeimiento ttula-
do Los PreciosF Fijos" donde ofreCe esmerado
trato, mesa abuadante servda con todo esmero v
Impie2a, comtand9 para ESQ con Hi buen eocinero.
Talnbien ofrece mesa redonda los SES quo eusten
venir conner pc,,neses precics n,0dcos hateas
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