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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-03-05
KENWAY BROTHERS,
Architects and Civil Engineers.
NO. 6 Phoenix Block,
AUBU RN M "A N n.

Estimates for every description of Architectural and
Engineering Work. vs,rs, oxnor,.,,o. l.,
H. wing thirteen years experience In the best
,on ~ put through work in satisfactory and reli-
able manner.
1n,r engineering surveys are not to be surpassed
for accuracy aud despatch.
we take pleasure in showing to gentlemen who
may favor us with a call, SPECIMENS of our work,
embracing Designs for Churches, Public Buildings,
schools and Private Residences, on which we have
been engaged.
Communications by mail promptly attended to.
REFERENcFs permitted to Patterson Edwards.
Lewiston; Little, Smith & Co., Auburn; B. r. Stur-
gis, NJ. D., Auburn; Robinson s. Beede, Auburn
Nelson Dingley, Esq, Auburn. ,.,-.
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At market for the current week: Cattle. 1s47
Sheep and Lambs, $500; Swine, $3.50; number OF
Western Cattle, 1905; Eastern Cattle Is; Working
tie left over =.
Prices OF Beef Cattle, p cwt, live weight Extra
quality " W g. 50; first quality Sc % q 75 sec
90. '
Brighton Hides u q cents y ID. Brighton Tai
low a 6Ac y fb.
Country Hides q Tic % ib. Country Tallow 4ac
Calf Skins l6 a lsc y fb. Sheep Skins so q 70
each. Lamb Skins ST so a % each.
The supply of Cattle in market for the week has
not been SO large as that of one week ago The Beef
dull. and the supply has been larger than the de-
mand, Cattle cost higher at Albany, and prices up
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ITO X Il L q N .
Spanish Affairs.

MADRID, March 4.-The aggressive move
ments of the Carlists have aroused the people
to aid the government to crush the insurrection.
Contributions of money and clothing are pour
ing in, and all the theatres in this city are CIV
ing performances. kilograms from the prOvin-
ciai authorities offer material support.
The latest advices from Bilboa report no
danger. The Carlists keep up the lombard.
city daily.
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NOVEL ExH1BITIoN.-This evening Sergeant
Amber, the wellknown swordsman, delivers
ID. oi's man, nus illustrated lecture on heroism
ottne olu "orio and the new. The lecture will
oe 1ouno 10 embrace entertaining historical in
tmmation' thrilling Incidents of personal his
to rTs and brilliant displays of scientific swords
ma, 'ship. Dressed in the picturesque costume
g ~. Scotch Highlanders, which he woro
Lii =, the English Army, the Sergeant will
o,,,o,o, nth his son in broadsword combat
,r;o,,a,s y, splaced at the low price of twenty.
c. nd a full house is looked for
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-03-05

l. "A; Il: A.-There will be special meeting
OF the Irish American Relief Association this
Thursday evevening, March 9Th. 1874, to con-
slider business relating to the celebration of the
coming st. Patrick's Day, and to make arrange
ments for the Easter Monday Ball.
Per order,
JOHN j. SHEAHAN, Sec.
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THE successors to Wallace & Walsh, q. ID.
b. Fisk & Co., at No. 233 Middle street, have
opened full line of mems and boys spring
and summer clothing, which they are offering
at astonishing low prices. The balance OF the
old stock will be sold at almost any price to
clear the counters. Those in want of ready
made clothing will find their account in call
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PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT rwENTY-FouR
HOURS
war DEPT, OFFICE CHEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
Mar. 4, 800 (P. Ny
For New England
and the Mic die States on Thursday. north and
northwest winds diminishing in force. and e.
cidedly lower temperature.
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aalaucester Fish MARKET.

For the neck ending Wednesday, March 8.
Georges Codfsh-In good receipt, with small sales
at 80 y qtl. .e,,.,,,.,,,r.
Bank Codfsh-Stock small, land market fairly active
at 81 Is a 90 per qtl. ... j..
Mackerel-In light stock, without trahsacuohs Oh
note. and prices nominal.
Olive quote at soc " gal.
Smoked Halibut-We quote at nc " 10.
Goldfish Cheeks-6c W ID.
Boneless Codfish-6a q &c ID.
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FOR SALE.
TO LU M Il e II M e N.

ID EFERRING to the above advertisement the
HI subscribers would sell the whole or a part OF
the above valuable Mills and Lumber lands to a
practical Zimmerman who would be willing to take
the superintendenee of the whole business.
The mil. Is and called one of the best in Nova
Scotia and with the mill there is about % 600 acres
of the best Pine lands IN Nova Scotia. These lands
are known as the Gushing Lands and are well worth
the attention of Lur bermen. Apply to
DUFFUS & CO.,
ja12d2mis Halifax N s.
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c TT. -znorrow evening Rev. G. w.
p:o,-.o,, IT. at Fluent Hall his lecture en-
titled "Spasms." LUG ieo."io 'poAen
of by all who have ne@i" =, anu o'n' many
sharp hits at those S. Vssn'ouio eno.'' Al 0"oioh
and state which so s, siaoh oonio )" "ny sooo'
Tickets are f,r sole at Stockbridges.
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w A N Il b d.

A THOROUGHLY competent person to take
"A charge OF a Mill on La Have River, N. S. One
who has practical knowledge of Manufacturing
Pile and Spruce Boards and Spruce Deals, Paling,
Clapboards, &c. The Will is driven by a LeffeI
wheel and runs two Gargs, one large single
with circular edges, &C., SC.
For a first class man good wages will be paid.
Apply by letter, with references to
DUFFUS & CO.,
ja12d2m Halifax, N. s.
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Superior COurf.

MARCH CIVIL TERM, 1874, sYMoNDs, j., PREsID-
ING.
WEDNEsDAY.-In the case of Stevens VS.. Carleton
the jury rendered verdict for the plaintiff for
$420.21. Motion for new trial filed.
B. d. Verrill for plaintiff.
N. Webb for defendant.
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Il,
,HN j, SHEAHAN, Sec,

RiNEs & ROBERTSON are selling great bar
gains in cotton of all widths, Al, 9-8, "a, "a
and lo-4 in bleached andunbleacbed GOODS best
quality. 165 Middle street, opposite H: II.
Hay & Co. feb3 cop tt
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The Lewis Plan Abandoned.
Fatal Shooting.

PHILADELPHIA, March 4.-Ths p. M, during
fight among some boys at the corner of 2hd
and Miff1in streets, Henry Haight, aged IA, was
shot and instantly killed by boy named Will
kinson, who fled. 1t is believed the deed was
acc dental.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
rHE PRESS
New Advertisements To-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Lecture-Mrs. Ann Eliza Young.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Carpets, &c.-F. o. Bailey g. Co.
Pawnbrokers Sale-Abram q Bro.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Black Silks-Horatio Staples.
Portland Band-J. Cole.
Farm for Sale-Wm. Ill. Jerris.
Wanted-SalesmaD.
Chance for Mechanic-Mary E. w. Cook.
Board Wanted
Coal-Bro. Baker.
Farming Llnds-O. F. DAVIS.
Sberiff's Sale-Matt Adams
Amethyst Rings-C. H. Lamson.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Eureka Machine Silk.
L. A. r. A.-Special Meeting.
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The MAsQUERADE.-The masquerade at
Lancaster Hall:last evening in connection with
Raymond's dancing school was very pleasant
affair. Good music was furnished and ian or
der of fifteen dances hoped through. There
was the usual variety of costumes, clowns and
kings, devils and angels mingling on terms of
equality wonderful to behold, Among the
prettiest costumes and most graceful maskers
were the Goddess of Liberty and Night. There
were many Nights, but the one in question sur
passed all others in the elegance and appro-
priateness of her dress. The Daughter of the
Regiment also attracted much attention
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JOB PRINTING.-Every description If Job
Printing executed promptly, and at the lowest
prices, at the Daily PRESS Printing House, 100
Exchange st. VIM NJ MARKS.
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THE WAR ON RUM.
At st. Louis, Mo.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 3-The first of Sc
ries of temperance meetings was held last night.
A large audience was present. Much interest
is felt in the movement and a considerable num-
Der of persons signed the pledge.
Failure of the Movement i'm Chicago.
CHICAGO, March 4.-The women's temper
ance crusade in this city is virtually abandoned.
AT meeting of the ladies yesterday some of
the most prominent movers in the matter an
nounced their intention of giving up the at
tempt, as neither the press nor the clergy of
the city susta ned the movement. Some whole
sale liquor dealers here assert that the temper
ance movement in the country has already af
fected their business unfavorably.
In Massachusetts.
Boston, March The Mass Total Absti-
nance Society, at meeting to-day, adopted the
following resolutions:
Resolved, That inasmuch as women and chill
dren are the chief sufferers of the untold evils
of intemperance, it is eminently appropriate
that the female sex should take most active
part in the efforts of the day for the suppress
sion of this universally acknowledged immor-
womans' movement in regard to the temper
ance reform, and with hope that Divine PrOvi-
dence will direct and override it for permanent
good.
Resolved, That in the opinion of this board
no great success in the temperance reform can
be expected till the Christian church and min
istry take decided stand on the side of per-
sonal total abstinence.
The Lewis Plan Abandoned.
WORCESTER, MASS, March 4.-The women
of this city, after days session, have decided
to abandon the bio Lewis plan of operation
against liquor dealers, and have adopted new
aud entirely original plan. A large committee
has been organized, and in subcommittee of
two or three, it is proposed to first visit the
owners of buildings OcCuDied BY liquor dealers,
and with prayer and intercession induce them
to sign the builders pledge not to let their
premises to any one for the sale of liquor. They
| will also visit the dealers at their homes.
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LONDON, March 4-12.3O P. M-Consols at 90 "a
92t for money and account.
American securities-U. S. new IS 1919. Erie 421 ;
do preferred, g..
LIVERPOOL, March 4-1230 P. M.-Cotton is dull
and unchanged; M::;dIng uplands a a I'D; do Or
leans q sgd; sales 10000 bales. including 2O0C
bales tor export and speculation.
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LECTURE AND CONCERT NOTES.-THE follow
ing engagements for the month are booked at
Mr.. Geo. A. Jones' Maine lecture Agency:
MISS Kate Stanton, this week at st. John, N
Halifax and Amherst, N. s.; Rev. E. H.
Chapin, Biddeford, 18th; Bangor, 18th; Port
land 18th. Temple Quartette with Mrs. H. M.
Smith, at Norway 9th, Augusta 10th, Gardiner,
llth' st. John N. b. 18th and 18th; Barnabee
with Joseph and Madame Heine and Howard
M. Dow, Bath 10th. Rockland 18th, Brunswick
18th, Gardiner19th, Skowhegan 23d, Augusta
oath, St John N. b. 18th, Bangor 9th
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,-F o. BAILEY, & Co., sell at new salesroom,
10 Fore street, stock of groceries consisting
vi OF an the leadino articles found in such places
.. business. See advertisement in auction col
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Mr.. Richards of Camden, was appointed a
committee to wait upon the Governor and
inform him that the House was ready to ad-
journ.
Mr. Talbot of East Machias. moved the usual
vote of thanks to Hon. w. w. Thomas, Jr.,
Speaker. in feeling remarks. The motion was
seconded by Mr. Morrow of Bangor. The
Speaker made an appropriate reply
Mr.. Leavitt of Eastport, moved a vote OF
thanks to S. j. Chadbourne, Clerk, and o.
Smith, Assistant Clerk.
Mr. Pressey of Lewiston, moved a vote OF
thanks to f. A. Small and George IT. Blake
reporters.
The usual vote of thanks to the messengers
and other officers was presented. The Speaker
then declared the House adjourned sine die
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NICE heavy bleached and brown cottons tor
10 cts at L. d, STRoUTs. mars eodtf.
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A LARGE assortment of Decalcomanias just
received at Schumacher Bros. fDZodlw
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Receipts by kailroads and Steamboats,
STEAMER FRANCONIA. FROM NEW YoRK-260o
dry hides SO bales rags Al do rubber do WOOL 26 do
domestcs 100 roofs leather 6 casks linseed Gill; 70 do
paris white 535 bbls sugar. "a do dried apples, $50
boxes window glass; So do pipes 80 do soap, SO do sal
eratus 100 do tobacco II pigs lead 109 kegs OF white
black 81 do nit soda 10 hhds tobacco ties do, 100
pkgS sundries,
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
THE Eureka Spool Silks are full length.

Coon Prints for cts, at L. D. STRoUTs.
- " mar2-aodt
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DAILY DOMESTIC RECkIpTs.
Receipts of Flour.

Receipts of Flour.
EASTERN R. r.
COnsi0nees. Ebls. Consi0nees. BJls.
W s. Milliken... 100 Norton & Chapman,
Co. 200
Total. .......... 800
Receipts of Grain, &c.
EASTERN RAILROAD.
ConsidaeeS. No. cars. Consionees. No. car
Kensell & Tabor, oats. IL w True s. Co corn.
Total ........... 2
By water conveyance 1000 bush cornmeal to Geo
w True 81 Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-20
BOLETID MGRCADTlL
DE PU ERIV)-I>ICO.
ORGANO nI L02 nARAN0LE2 SLY GoNDIol0Nag

trica que incendi6 la casa dol vecino
Jose Martinez, dichos Guardias Iva
ron de IN 6n fuaesto 4 Ia mugsr del
referido MARTINEZ, al como IN l6
ven de 10 amos, pues Gued6 sin SEN
lido la primera y a sogunda atontada
arrojando sanglen, por manera que
osn la imprexion que la catastrufa
ocasiono al duefio, hublerau parec d.
todos sin auxilio de los expgesa1os
Guardas ios one despues de salvarIas
y conduciras q una cass lnme iata
las prestaron al / (odos los auxlho,
necesarios, adquirienGo de su holsii os
loces y otras c3sss indispensables coa-
tlnuando asistiGudolas has'a la legada
de los frcnltaivo7, por cuyo heoho ian
buman'tario hs dspuesto ell Excmo.
Sr' g bfrna'or Genefal, Sc cen Ias
gTsclas por medic de a GACETA OFF
CIAL a los ind'vhiuos Heruan n y
Lopez Juradc.
Lo que de 6rden de S. E. So ioser
tn en- g PERlODIC) OFFICIAL parA se
neTal con ci iieato y sat siauiou ds
lbs interesadO.
Puerto Rico II lie Sstiembre de-
1S74.-El Sc retario Dc Cob erno,
Pedro DE Romero.
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Venta 8 arriendo

Sc hace de una hacienda de cana Immediate al pue-
bio de Rio piedras rapiche de bueycs casi nueyo
capaz para hacer tres bocoyes de diaros bue
yada alambique todo 10 perteneciene al cnlivo de
canas fabrication de azIcar Tiene sesenta cuerdas
sembradas de dcha planta de ocho nueye de cafe
tall las restantes basta ciento sesenta de pas
to montes. Tenes ademas horno para hacer cal Y
cantera inmensa para obieto.
Unlda la citada inca que amhas pueden formar
una soIa, hala otra possession dedicada la cria de
ganado compuesta de go cuerdas de erreno con mon
ties, pastos una buena e centro la cual tam
bieu vende . arrienda la anterior todo ell
ganado que contene
Quien nterese dichas dichas fncas puede enterarse
en- esta Imprenta Sc lie dra quien ha de enten-
derse.
Puerto RieoElS de Setieubre de 1874 liz
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Venta de CaballQs.
IL y L Il l.
M A YAG U f z A N 0 .
CALLE De NJ [ NDEZ-VJGO
Marina 7geridiouaI.
Marina 7seridfouas.

No sendome possible con ndifrrecia Ia generosa
acogida que el puJico ha dispensado al menconado
est,becmiento, 10 lie fa-Iadalo a una de las meores
de e,ta Villa para de modo poder corospon-
der sent.mentJ de gratid que 81 siente pero que
eNpica
Al trAtar de las buenas condciones de Ia nueva casa
de torna eeyada que colstautemeute - res
pira en- el un amoente agradable deicioso.
Respncto de a. demas habitacioues, todas venen 4
dar una favorable idea, del esmeado etso con que ha
sdo cOnstruido el ediheio.
Pan que todo contribuya a I'll mayor reace tam
bien Sc ha c0ocado gran camera lie gas di.tri-
buyeudose eada de las habitacones una preeio-
briiiante luz.
Muy poeas paabras dire para enconiar el seryicjo
del esaoecnieht0 pues este soto leyara por ga sen
ciez, hmpieza, pronttud e~nero.
Dentro dc pocos das es(afan concludes unos mag
nifcos banos los eQaes seran precios sumalnente
m6dicos pues sabida la crisis que estanos arave-
sando
tin de que e transe9nte todo 10 encuentre 4 Ia ma
no e mismo esa0lecmiento Sc haa ana g.tan caba-
lleriza : correspondence cocheia
Tan pronto como pase el nve1Iazo. =e ponira una
caesa por cuena de Hotel Ia cual estara tn e pueblo
cada l. minute desde las diez las once de la noche
para conducr 4 los que estuyrsen alojados en- las
noches de las estas dc la Candelara estala deSde las
diez hasta las doce.
Por este seryicio no Sc admira reribucion aleuna:
pues ell que suscribe tiene un graudisimo placer en-
proporclonar esa nueya con0ddad los que se diAmen
tavorecere.
Mayagucz, Setiembre 10 de l874,-,Jos4 D. Rodri.
II
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III qgo suscribe dgolo lie dieho estahleci-
mentJ parttcipa a SIS nueilo8 alaigps y cons
tautes layoree slores &c esta loc,lidad del
p3, iatr0duciI cn 81 er lio:o, tra o : mesa do
su casa, Eodos 95 s.'ieianlas Que le sou com
p4ttbie8 sin retioHag niusana clase dc saelI
ticio para mautsIec i0alte~aoe el creli50 ds
qQe YlenG dlSt,@NEn5o p9f a0n Il de sus nume-
sus paFruq t.t007 e0ht3ndo con un sui
cicnt3 MI de com 'd4sy yea iiadas habltA-
clon3, con un esp ei0og y ftesso conedor
elie diIJs dep Hdratss para godos los sarvt-
clos de - c2ea, lo 9mitlI; m8dl9 para dej tr
CON iacit0 t1tae Que - digne honratl ca
2d IS atencia Gal ! do Totuan mum 9.-Pnerto-
R'cO II tls 10 s,slb ,la 1874. -OdoEre II cola
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A Los PADRES DE TlN.LIA.

Eu coeo San Rafael calledel Cristo num- Is en- es
ia Capital Sc admen somente los alumnos que que-
ran apreuder la instruction prmaria los dionas fran
ces mgles, que el sc ensenan, 81 que tamben los
iovenes de los pueblos de la lsa que piensen asstr
como las classes del Seunalio Coegio en- el
curse que abre el /? del proxmo Octuble.
III eXpresado coegio cuenta hoy con cinco Profeso-
para atender con eli esnero debido a la ensenanza
del erecido nnmero de alumnos que ene orece alo
jamiento deeene nn trato esquisito para los pupios
Para intormes sobre precios demas condolences
diligirse al Director Pbro. D.. Manuel j. Rios en- el
mismo estabeemiento. 2-1
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Ea VISTA del certi6cado expedido
por 81 AL aide de Coasno en- el Que
manifesto que 4 % de Agosto q limo,
los Guaadias dc sql1l puesto Antoao
Hernandez y jose Lopez Jursdo a
sonse .uancia de una exhalaclon elee-
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Gran Surd1o de neIcsnclS al plr mayor
7 AL DETAIL.

Ell que suseribe partcipa a los sres comercantes
de la Isa al pubico general que por al bergantin
Cdrmen vapor Puerto Rtco aoaba de recibr exten-
so varado surdo de mercancias, las que realiza a
precios sumamente m6dicos almaccn al pog ma
yor calle de Ia Cruz nun. al detail en- ssu estabe-
cimientos La Puerto Rquena La Villa de Bilbao;
ia Ultima trente al amacen de d. j. Eusaquo Cabre-
ra.-Puerto Rico, Agosto 70 de lc74.-.Jose Hernaz.
10--I2
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PRECIos DE ANUNCIos.

DC una ses neas de impressions pubcandose hasta tres
vees eaes a cenavos cada engl0n exceda de los
se Los pecos sean dObes cuand0 los anunco hayan de
puphcnIse caTacAres nlmeT0s tipcs
eemo los de esa lfneasPor meses amos admiten
enconaes. Los communicates
% centavos Ia lines mpresa Ahuncios comuncados
nalan alelantadO
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OIR{lS.

B. Boris Hermsues, ael Coiasrelb a. assa
g1ana, .ha;, graz aoese Atraite. Bseess sssihae.
Saais, o0i3ta q, FelIoi, aabsna, Is1go. Madra''
NaiaGa, 0ge158, palna Alallorea psS..a,''
on fedFa, Riyadoo, Sesill . oanfiaro. san vl'
..uael Iarrs gonag Tuy, YalensIa. Ealls oi;a
slSo. yiYelg, pillaaarcia 7 Lsssags "a Pt5 Rico
II 1Ns-T- ae ls1o.-esal 6 &c q Fosfaleza ~.
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Casa de ILuespedes.
d. Z" ANA RAMOS.
cAa44eDEAAEe EesarAs.slxA Sum n

En- esta o6ma1a csp4ciosa yeatilada asa
50 &dtuNen hnesa aoass 4 pfeei04ar Offices 5sco.
mo0assfs tOa4 eisse lt9 saedos y f3rrunss.
Tam II Sc e}9YeE i3sieas Y - a4F1i.en perso-
mss gJ1 G3seen s0l0 aiioora;sf conner. Ii. pro-
xifnI sad de est ca7@ j todo3 io8 ceatrog oGeis.-
les ~ sltgsa io1 ceatriea 1acaa que In mlsma
sea c0nvanieDdo la 81 e.ace d5 ijefsoaas.
Ho'a &c aimleHzo 10y de Ia u.anana. Hosa
de la n..iniAa u Sc N La.fa.
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HEtoria de Ia InSuneccion de Larey,

precedda de resena de los trabajos soparatstas
que vienen hacienda en- In isa de Puerto kico dese
Ia emancipation dc las denias pososones hspan0-uta
marinas seguida dc todos los documentos ella refe-
rentes. por ID. Jose Perez Morris d. Luis Cuelo Con
zaez Qdilauo
Este libro en- que tanto enen que aprender los bue-
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cion del BOLETIN
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Giro de Letras.

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FLUAION.
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Quesos americanos.

Esta sencilia Y muy ntil naqiina recomendamos a
odos los puperos detallstas de este areulo, ples
ene Ia ventaa por 81 misma de pesar y e que
Ell el tamano que desee sin permitir e mas mini
mo desperdicio como sucede los cuchillos.
Cada maquina va acompanada de instruction
para hacer uso-La Nizca!na de Pablo Ubaari, San
Francisco 80 1-6
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de un earraie de POGO uso de dos asentos ca5a-
Ilo guainie enas titles ppeeios de doce on
Espanoas al contado PLACES convencionaies.
Iamblen Sc vende una bura parida muy buena Coche-
ra trente al paseo de la priucesa cuadra de Norega
3-3
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DEL LCDL. +. $. ALFONSO

Cenocidas las ropiedades del odo dc Ia
qu m Ia ia dar connCcr las del gUaco Mikn
mo Hdc0 riapta que uace espourleameAt te
Puerto Rico su uso eataua genetaIiza 10 n re
o inuos, teta plautt la "a la nvaicina en-
ptidorGs, shop n crbucto con fctces resutados,
ple@ tiene prpulc6adts f6Ncas GHtiS ditticns:
cl kiirjr de Qoina y}fao1 iodo IL i J0aS0 IS IN
adel nto eH l. cisncia fie cuar, cues undo el
gNaeo, la qujI1a q. odo, GO este Elixir, resulta
I'm edIctmeat2 agra table V ,iieaz para curar
Ia isis y toaa i.45 ateccione- del peono tn
rates, ufa Il sif es o aeRercO tsiRa afeeciort 4
dc e5jGmaeo t0S aeTri0St cscc, turs. r8Quitia
mo. if. umatismoa. iu#i ,lei djg,do. paslllts j1G
QaeceB, terei a7S, diaveuS cr64ictts hleno rea
leHcorgea daroa iatcaS, iodaS las enfermc,
o's3os que ne<e it t9nilicar purihear IA
53 IAN FRAGCIsCO-5l. 2-12
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800 sacos arroz gIac6 forete, 150
saqu tos garbanzos de Castillo Sc de-
italian en- ell aImacen de j. Eu>taquio
Cabrera, calle de la Cruz 10. 1-3