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The weekly Louisianian., 1874-07-11
GOTERNOR ANTU1NE

The silence which. characterized
the conduct Ct the Democratic press,
at the recent departure Of Govern
nor Kellogg from the State, and the
transfer to the hands Of Lieutenant
Governor Antoine Of the roins OF
the State government, is, not an in
considerable manifestation Of heal
thy public sentiment in Louisiana.
When the elevation of a colored
gentleman to the chair Of tho exeeu-
tive, If but for q day, ceases, ta. con-
stltute an occasion Tor sounding an
alarm OF danger, that better ora can
not be very distant, when worth
become the bost passport to respect.
And fast approaching its close is that
long period OF bloody strife, in
which in defense of distinctions
founded on caste thousands Of brave
men rushed to early graves.
During Governor Antoine's occu-
pancy of the Executive Chamber;
there was no observable change in
tho administration of the laws.
Rights were enforced by no unusual
means, and wrongs we're redressod,
by no unusual measures The.
change Of pilots was followed by mo-
change in the Management of the
course Of the ship Of State. Tho
protection that was due to all was
withheld from none: And in no
instance was the treatment of the
subject suggestive ofthe complexion
of the ruler.
The temporary absence from the
State of the Executive, was not
made m opportunity by his Chief
subordinate for grnhting any UNI
warranted concessions to his own
race. There was NO assumption Of,
executive, power, which could be-
made a new pretext for the banding
together Of ono portion. Of our pop
ulatlon, IN an effort to resist the.
Entertainments of another portion
The necessity for the establishment >,
Of white League at a moment.
Of profound peace, and when tho
best interests of all demanded the
exercise of the closest fraternal
found no Justification in
temperate action of our modest
Lieutenant Governor, while he'
at the helm of the common<
xealtb. l. = =y"&3 : 2~t..4l,
And we offer tho exemplary, con-
of Lieutenant Governor An
'oine, while seated in the guberna-
oriaf chair, III refutation. @of the:
lomincering spirit imputed to COLI
ed men when invested with power,
nd to allay the fears Of those timid
who lived in mortal dread Of
'egro domination, and who regard
! the most terrible OF the certain
with which Louisiana is;
to-day.-The lberyille
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HON. GEORGE B. LOUD.

A correspondent of the Lornsiaa
nian, in a letter sent to that joarna
a short time since, does the honora'
bic gentleman whose name heads
this article, an unintentional in.
justice, by charging that be is in
any way opposed to Gov. Pinch.
back. We think that we can safely
assert that Gov, Pincbbnck has no
frmer, faster, friend in this State,
than MI, Loud.
True, Mr.. Loud may have chosen
to take sides, politically, with those
in his parish who have been set
down as opposed.to Gov. Pinchbaok,
but it is not necessary that Mr.
Loud should be an enemy to him,
or that he would in any way oppose
him in his aspirations to obtain that
honor which his constituents have
elected him to. Too often has Mr..
Loud expressed. himself on this
question, and we doubt if any of
his friends would place him as one
Of Gov: Pinchback,s opposers. We
are of the opinion that q person
may espouse the cause Of one party
against another without an inten-
ton of opposing some particular
person connected with the party
opposed. So it is in this case, while
Loud may not be in full accord
with Gov. Pinchbackis friends in
The parish of Ibervillet we refuse to
take it for granted, that, he is op-
posed to him, or would do anything
injure him in the estimation Of
,is' constituents in that parish. We
aust DO generous enough to allow
! man to oppose. some of a party ]
charging that he is an enc
ny Of every one connected with it.
We say this much in defence Of Mr..
loud because we think that the ,
etter in question does him on unin- t
antional injustice.-Grand Ere.
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CLUB DIRECTORY.

FIRST WARD CENTRAL CLUB-Corner
Melponnene and White streets. Meets every
Monday, at y O'Clock. J. O. Miller, Prcs't,
George G. Norcross, Secretary.
SECOND WARD CENTRAL CLUB
Geddes Hall, Erato between Baronne and
Carondolet. 6. F. Glauden, President, A.
Rtiot, Secretary.
THIRD WARD CENTRAL CLUB-Clay
Hal, Perdido- street, meets every Saturday
evening. g. +. Ladd, President, John Pull
lum, Secretary.
FOURTH WARD CENTRAL CLUB-Cor
ner Of Cont and Irene streets, meets every
Monday evening. Robert Malcolm, Pres't,
Chas. P. Vigers, Secretary.
FIFTH WARD CENTRAL CLUB-Julos
Lonabare, President o. P. Fernandez, Secre-
tary.
SIXTH WARD CENTRAL CLUB
Claiborne near Ursaline streets. B. F.
Joubcrt, President, L. Lamaniere, Secretary.
TENTH WARD REPUBLICAN GEN.
TRIAL OLUB-First Street, near Liberry
street. J. 4. Kyser. President; meets every
Tuesday.
THIRTEENTH WARD CENTRAL CLUE
Evening Star Hall. Dadez between Camp and
chestnut streets, A. Dcjoie, President, J. B.
4alony, Secretary. ~.
SIXTEENTH WARD CENTRAL CLUB
Claiborne Hail. Adam. street, meets every
Saturday. John T. Claiborne, President, !
IL. McCray,' Secretary. r. -,
tary. =.
SEVENTEENTH WARD CENTRAL CLUB
Corner Caunbronne and Burth streets
T.B. Stamps, President. F. Dicbcl, Secretary
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M T. NJ
.

This University occupies the sitt
Of the Institution formerly known as Oak.
land College, in Claiborne County, Miss.
four and n half miles Northeast from
Rodney, on the Mississippi river,
The location, far removed from the
communicating influences of city life, is
high and heal:lful; and the findings
are agreeable and attractive in Ill eminent
degree.
Its c~on1modious buildings, all erected
and furnished for Academic purposes, are
situated in a beautiful Oak Grove, gently
undulating, and clothed in a perennial
dress Of verdu,e pleasing to the eye, ind
conducive to health and quietude.
No discrimination is recognized by the
Institution o II account Of color, caste, re-
ligion or other dissatisfaction.
The ample endowment of the
enables it TO offer its facilities at a very
low rate:
Board, Washing, Bedroom Furniture,
Fuel and Lights, are furnished to each
student at the rate Of Ten Dollars per
month-payable in; advance. Il
No charge is made for tuition to
students coming from this State. A ma
circulation fee Of fifteen dollars is required
from students coming from other States.
A competent corps of teachers are en-
to give thorough instruction in all
the branches usually embraced in the
Of American Colleges.
~rFor further information, address
& R: REyELs. D. D., t
PRESIDENT,
Or W. Fl. FURNISS, Dean Of the Faculty.
Rodney, Miss, May 1874. f
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+. PROSPECTUS.
THE REPUBLIC.

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MASONIC.
A.. ". M.

BERRY LODGE No. IS, A.. Y. NJ.
VIM, Weeks, W.. M, meets at the Ma
sonic Hafi, corner of St. Peter and St.
Claude Streets, First Saturday evening o
every month.
St. LUKE LODGENo. IS, A.: T.: NJ.
WIN. Thompson, W.. NJ. Meets Second
Saturday of every month at the Masonic
Hall, corner Of St. Peter and St. Claude
Streets.
q. o. s. BROTHERHOOD EDEN
LODGE No. l, VIM. Thompson E.. NJ.
Meets at the Odd Fellows HALF First Fri
day evening Of each month.
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THE DIFFERENCE

The warming up of the canvas
for rather the preparatory arrange
mehts-=has caused our adversaries
to stir themselves with more than
usual a)acrity.-They are swarming
EarouEd IN all directions, all anxious
aid eager to do something, but to-
tally without leaders or a fixed plan
OF organization. Some are for the
old plan and name; others for the
Fold organization and q new name;
others for a new Organization and
the old name, while others wish to
graft upon the parent stock a scion
[of doubtful .qnality. The white
league" insist upon the Democracy
adopting their organization as .
condition of their support, and,
failing II, that, to make the fight
alone: Many of the old Wigs who
have acted with the Democracy
since the war closed, will not accept
the "White LEAGUE" plank Of the
platform and seem determined to
fight the abortion to The bitter end.
To these troubles in the Democratic
camp may be added many others Of
n minor nature but hone the less
destructive tolarmony and party
discipline:
How these conflicting views and
interests are to be reconciled and,
brought out OF chaos is one -
Of the mysteries yet hidden in the
womb Of time. There is every req
son to believe that they cannot or
will not be alnicably adjusted,
50 that they may present q united
to the Republicans. They
lenounce the slightest disturbance
hat may arise in cur ranks as an
evidence OF a break mp, aad a conse-
licnt dissolution cf the party; but
hey fail to see That our dissensions
no merely local and temporary and
kat they always. disappear =wher
he fnt, of nominating ctDlyentlon.
,oes forth. They claim the greater Z.
,'nonnt Of intelligence, and have all
he discor1, we claim less -inte]li-
and have all the harmony.
his is the simple difference betwixt,
.ycedIedlm aud twced!edee.
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DIRECTOR
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Of the Grand United Order of Odd Eel.
lows, working under the jurisdiction o.
the Subcommittee Of Management in
America. by Authority of the Committee
| of Management in England.
| AMOS LODGE, No. 1887, meets at the
Odd Fellows Hall, 1l8 Carondelet street.
WIN. THOMPSON DODGE, No. 1907,
meets at the Odd Fellows Hall, 118 Caron-
delet street. :
PRIDE OF LOUISIANA LODGE. No;
1929, meets Of Home Missionary Hall,
franklin street.
OSCAR J. DUNN LODGE, No. 1928,
meets at the Odd Fellows Hall, 118 Ca
rondelet street.
BUTLER LODGE, No. 1886, meets
at Odd Fellows Hall, 118 Carondclet
's
UNITED DAUGHTERG OF AMER:
1CA-Benevolent Society, meets at 4h3
Lutheran Hail., 318 Gravier street Second
Monday evening of every month.
WI. THOMPSON, =
" President.
ALoNzo LEWIS, Secretary.
UNION FRIENDS-Male and Female
Society, meets at the Union
Bethel, on Camp street, Second We'd
nsday evening of each month.
e. BANKS, President.
VIM. THOMPSON, Directors.
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Para legpdo para leeIeO Sc Venda.

Una estanca de ~ ouerdas de- terreno, con vega
sobre-vega, en- el bsrrio de Sabanaans, 10 minutos
de Riopedras, camino la Carolina, colilidando con
Ia quebrads de JOAN MENDEz eayas aguas son repu
tsdas por muy saludables pr6xma los pastos para
faciitar el bebedero al ganado.Tiene dos casas
muy grande de alto, techada de zine tejamanil,
caera lie material Al frente, con jardn, baos prop6-
sito para criados smacenar frutos, con horno ysu
cuadra para caballos, palonar, &c, &c, otra re-
gnlar para agregados peones, contruidas ambas en-
los sitios conventes del terreno para que estan
destnadas las cuales reciben una brisa franca pu
ra d cnya temperature debe Ia salud que Sc goza
siempre en- aquel sitio. ) e Us
En- las ~ euerdas de terreno hay sembradas 10 de
ai1lo, una dos de cafe pldtsnos, gineos, 80 pal
mas decoco, ctras de yagaa, yerba de guinea, yuca
naleza prop6sito para carbon, pumarrosales para
atas de bocoyes pnas multitud de arboles ffutales
todOg de buena caee. IfS as a@flN Is 3sA 8ssl
precio de xeuta al contado son $3.500.-Se aimi-
Zen pfoposciones plazo para su pago parte todo
en una Inca de esta Capital. -
So eneuegtran en- dcha esiarcia tambien de yenta
una magnlhca hien acQstumhrada yinta de bueyes
para atado cd $i25 una Carreta fuerte arnaio media
ha en- $40, una bnena vaca de lsche en- $40
La persona que desee mas informes 0trate do ad-
lafirla Pusds verse con n Cs|sd8ai9 Hopes, Admi-
RiskkSqI 81 QkEllN Aaas'a
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J. CERRA.

Tiens sl gusto de anuncar al pdbco que desde esta
fssha quedA alberta de cOmercO esta Plaza,
salls de la Cruz mum. 3d. plaza principal. Los
tss de Ia esganca do la moda pueden concurrir q
ella Ia segur1dad de quedar satisfechos, pu0s ha-
bendo adQuirdo de autsmsno magnicas relacioneA
importantes del extranero, ha lcgrado pro-
de complete oil par que excelente, surdo de
mercAncias que pneden competir las mejorss que
% importsn en- la Isla, tanto en- calidad como en-
precios. 3
Hay para senoras senoritas: novedsd cOmplets en-
class de sombreros precoS que nngun han vendi-
do la plaza; punos golillasy corbatas de Ia
quistA slegancia; abrgos para teatro de paseO de
merino dc seda, superior salidad gran variedad
varsges popliues gros chaconadas, batisas de hlo,
WarAndel de hlo de agodon cretonas, creas breta-
has tela real sela de rosa, estopillas bramante 10
Tete; ell gaso delicado adornos para traes de
ssOra, cntas, blondas de seda encajes antmacaaa-
res medas de todas classes precios desde ses rsales
par hastA cnco pesos dOcena botas polanas de las
que venden Ia pl g. 2f 50 rsalizan aqui
4 L. Ii y 20 reales par, s3 &ittA
Para caballeros: canisas de todas clase II, g. 21
81 IS una; calzoncos de hilo $40 IL docena ca
nisetss 3 4, $40 docena calcetines s, IL, 20 y
26 realss panueos de hilo, blancos de color II,
II, 81 e4i; corbatas de rsales una sombreros
precios nunca vstos; los que venden la plaza
81 sc reaiEan 20 reaes uno los de paja reales
diies blancUs de color sumansnte baratos, vendi6n
dose Oa de case superior reaes vara; gran surtido
de panos, elasconas, marnos, cachemres; trencilas
forros sarRas, botones y javoncilios para marcar.
Para Ambos sexos: una infnidad de aricuos que
ser1a prolific enumerar, los que reazan precios
squitatiVos acomodsdos todas las runas, siendO
de advertir que en cada uno de eos rebaja la 4.
parte slgunos, mas de su justo preco.
Hay fnalmente gran baratio porcelana que me-
jor llAmaria regao; platos de case superior 6y
reales docUna, fuentes de idem sns tapas q 8
rsalas una, soperas de idem !, 10 IL reaes una
tazas corrssr sndientes plattos II reales
dOcena. 1851 =.
Con tOdo 10 cua espera dejar conplacidO los par
tidarios de Ia economa del buefguso que tengAn la
Puerto Rico y Dicismbre de 1874. .....-
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Jarabe hipofostito de Cal
El nreparado por el Licenciado Alfonso, es
el mtjO.
53.--SAN FRACISCO.--5s. p-13
ATENClON.

En- la fabrca "Fundicion de- Colon, Marina" se en-.
cuentran los efectcs sguientes;
Rayos, csmones, lansas, sjes, rolos brazuslas de-
MADEIRA para caretas earros las reterdas piezas
de cotstruidas cuatro amos.
Conecciones do diferentes tamsnos para tuberfa--
Mandres de acero para la colocacon de tubos de cal
a.--Elapaquetadura do gonna patente.-Tuercas Y
voandefas dc todas clasesAceltelas do cilindro de
varias tormas -Man6metros de alta presion-Id baa
id-Medldores dc aqua pata caldsra.--Id. tubos de
eFistal para los i'd de dfsrsntes tanaos -Volad.ras
de gonna para los id-Limas ingesas de primeru case
sartldas s-Martilios de acero de inano.-kos de me-
rosca plato de metal lie diferentes id.m
globo vlvuia Asl como ditsrentes artiouos dc
pleas consfuidas, COMO bugss de esVretas csrros,
de todas classes i'd de coeAss, reas de alados de dfe
rcntes nutneros per mayor menor, g.. ~
non Portilla. 1D.oA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-11
iiSEMEOIJ NUEVO!

NADIA hay mas grato al oorazon del hombre que con.
trbuir por los medos que le possible al aliyo do
sua semeantes cnando despues de uia dilatada prac
tica en- Ia confeccion de nnitiad de medoansntos To-
gra yer satsiechos deseos con ell exito mas COM
pleo que haste Ia presente ha obtenido siente ,n
verdadero placer al oeesr III publico como 10 laoe bny
81 Fannacoutlco y. L. b. Garben, magnifco sil.
igual alcohoado ron aromatco para Il prsunta
ecaz curacon de toda clase dc dolores estsriors. II,
teriores mas nveterados, sean 10 oaalqusr osfgen
para los de golpes cOntucones que por descui
do smpleo do otfos medicamentos son de fataes con
secuancias Este sin igua medcamentoI esta computes
70 DE- semlas raieaa aumamente iiiocentes que Dor
convnacon oonverte un contoftante infalihls
Para los pedidos paedsn dligirss al que ys,scfibe
J, AgI03o. DiaisnDN Il ss1t,-rhs GAERya,. Ls4o. W
FsrnlaclA, Tie
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HOTEL I BANOS DEL "GNIVERSO."

E que suscrbe, dueno de dichO ESTABLISHMENTS, par
ticpa muchos amigos constantes tayorecelores
de esta localidad del exterior que siguiendo
continue desvelo por nroiucr el servicio tFato
mesa de casa todos los adeantos que lie son com
patblcs sin perdonar ninguna case tie sacrihco para
mantener inaterabs ell credto de quo viene dsfrutan
do por bondad de parroQ oQuianos con-
tando con un suciente nmerO de c6,nodas ventila-
das habitaciones, espacoso fresco comeder
entenddos dependencies para todos los servicos de Ia
casa, omitira medic lguno para dear eomplacido
todo el que dgne honiarle cou sn assssnca. Gale
de Tetusn, mum 9.-Puerto- Rico 81 de- Agosto ds
1874.-Onofre Nicolau.
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A los 'Hes. hacon5ld@ J agucdtoIes.

IIace un que tuve 81 gusto de ofrecer mis- des-
yerbadoras al publico; pero ocupado seguda via
jar por otros paises donde quise if e estado
de agriculture todas las circunstancias que la
diferencan de la nuestra, tuve que dssaender aqui
no pude ocuparme de hacer comprender las mu-
chas ventaas dc agente, que mas de
la economic de brazos de tempo, ss de tanta uti-
lidad para ell cultivo de la cana Vueto de mi via
je ocupado vez mis- tareas agricolas,
despues de haber visto los intrunentos de esos
otros paises, complazco ofrecerlas de nuevo
cada mas convencido de que nngun otro instru-
conocido hasta hoy, puede reemplazarlas bajo
ningun concepto Sus grandes ventajas resaltan la
vista hasta de los versados agriculture. Bas
Ia verlas trabajar para conveucerse
Omto esplicasones por haberlas dado va en- mi
anuncio anterior, hoy. tnicamente recomendo to-
dos los que las todavia que pasen cuando
glsten la hacienda Restaurada, el barrio de Bu-
cana, donde las pueden trabaar adquirr cuautas
esplicacones ypruebas necesten para persuadrss
guros que mejor recommendation 81 rssultado
de su trabao,
Por cuanto ofresca, drijirse al que suscribs en-
Ponce, dode tiene deposto para todos los pedidos.
Francisco Salichs. 3
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RBVISTA QUINCRNAL
DE ESPANA.
On oao de suscripciOn en- Puerto-Rieo, So m.lc.

Esta REvIsTA, que empezara pnhlicarse en- Ma
drid desde Ia primera quincena de dciembIe para
mitir las Antas por todos los vapores coreos ha de
ser acknowledgements. la mas barata e uteresante de
suantas Sc han publicado para Ultramar
Sera exclusivamente de noticias, Ell ella reco-
pilaran la vez todos los successes acontecmentos
tcias teegramas interesanes que ocurran en- la
Peninsula ell extranero durante la quineena.
Adsmas, sera siempre el primer perodico de la Pc
ninsa que crculara por esa Isa; para 10 cual cuen-
Ia con activos agentes buenos repartidores.
Los que gustsn suscribirse, pueden dirigirse los
sOrresponsales la Isla al Representative general
en- esta Capital, enviaudo el mporte adelantado ell
metaco sellos de franqueo.
Puerto Rico, Diciembre de 1674.-El Representante
general en- Ultramar. Eduardo Ldrroca Pascaal
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EscuBIa Superior De Ia Capital

El Professor que suscrbe tiene el honor de ofrecer
servicos los padres de tama de esta Ciudad en-
establecmisnto, cae de s. Justo, -, donde
adme aunnos, esternos, que seran preparados hasta
poder ingresar el Seninario, poseysndo va
nociones de varias materials que ALI cursaran
estension suyo fin, euenta e del acre.
ditado Professor de Mstematoas Dihuio ID. Juan
Miranda
Puerto Rico, Noviembre 26 de- 1874.--Ramon Mar.
tinex Garcia. 5--13
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PUERTO-RTCO.
Almacen-Taller.
Catle de San Jgsto aNmero 10

Sc vendsn mny baratos los articulOs sizuentea
L2mparas y faroes de divsrsas forma.; otros OBJ
jetos necesarios, q toda clase de alumbradE
Tnberia de hielro plomo de varios diSmsires
BoEnbas distntos precios para saesr aqua.
So hacsn trabsjos de nstaacion reparscion domi
clio, para surtir de aqua gas.
Dirirss para los psddos otros detAllss dichs ss
tablecimiento.
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AVISO.

Hay Romanas Platforma, de diez
seis y cuatro quintales, muy La.atas.
-Almacen del Mallorquin, Gale de
lasOFussndm, 10, ,soa'a's 81 eS-.o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-11
Una fanilia muy CO.

nocda en- esta Capital por buenos antecesntes AL
mite Pu.pllale cabalier0s senoras, medic pupi.
eua otrscs VI esmsTsdo tratN c6Enqdasy ysntisass
AANsaesVnsM slui0FlaArAa, fsttkssA Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-11
iOJO! i0JO! lOJO!

Sc desea vender en- un precio sunatnente m6dico Loo
EsquinaFios que sguen tres serras circulsres dos
verticAes todo 10 que corresponde, y ademas lc
necssariO para mAquina de aserrar, propio para
aplicarla un motor de vapor agua.-El que suscr
bs.-Rio- grAnde.-Juan Soegaard. l-s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-11
Medico Ciruiano.

d. Ramon Garganta PUG, DR.. en- Medicina y
Clrujia por Ia Unversidad de Barcelona Crujano Dc
Intermediates del de las vas nrnarias. ofrece
sus servicos al pdbco; casa oalle de s. Fran.
cisco n1n so admite consultas daras de IL de In
tarde.
Puerto Rico. Aposto 26 de 1874. s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-11
Avlso al p1blico.

En- la tienda "La Flor de Bornquen," rente la del
TELEGRAPH, enruentra fresco yariado surdo de
provisitnes espanoas, fancesas, alemanas nglesas
entire otras hay aimenticias, brandy geni
ssis, frutas extradas frasoos decrista de ata,
vinos de todas classes, mantequa danesa ejitima, le
che condensada nuy fresca. En- icores
rico San Vicente Paul padre Herman, ansste de Bor>
deaus el buen Vermouth Noli Prats; todos 4 pre-
clos sunnmente baratos-Pablo Ear. 5-S