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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06
France.

THE CONSERVATIVES GAIN 20 IN THE EIEcTIoN--A
SECOND BALLOT NECESSARY.
PARIS, Oct. 6.
Eight hundred conservatives and five hundred
Republicans have been elected to the Councils
General, being q Conservative gain of twenty.
In one hundred places there was no electou,and
a second ballot will be required
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06
New Adverrisements,aTo-day.

Standardization National Bank
Statement-Bank of wilmington Il Brandywlne
Statemenl-First National Bank
Carpets laid-II Malmsten, Brevity
Proposals for grading Vandever Ave, wanted
House wanted-Townsend X Co
Bowman's Local Brevites
Andersons Mince Meat-Bowman
Notice-Joseph 7 Wadman
Lost-Dark pocketbook
Boarding for gentlemen-S12 King Street
Small property wanted-E PENN gton
Boots and shOeS-Dennls Fennessy
Farm for sale-M M Child Il Co
Neat fitting shirts-C s Morgan, Breyity
Cheap hats-Dubell. Brevtv
Sewing machines-Grover x Baker Brevity
Partaga cigars-Singles X Son, Brevity
Boots and shoes-Pennington, Brevlty
Moderate prices-Gouert, the tailor, Brevity
Best coal-File Il MurPhy, Lreviy
Ofiice desks-Harman, Brevity
Prompt delivery of coal-Armstrong X Son
Bonnet bleeching-Cloud d Co
Fine furniture-L f Adair. Brevity
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06

The GIG RAcE.-A meeting of the Naval
evening, when it is expected time will be
named for the rowing over of the race which
was begun on Saturday. The Undine and Bach
olor crews are understood to be desrous for the
appointment of Saturday next, but the Pioneers,
rumor says, are endeavoring to obtain post
work of repairing the Undine gig will be begun
tomorrow and completed in time for, Saturday
if it shall be determined to complete the race on
hot
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06

special meeting, last evening, to decide upon
the merits of the controversy between DIR. Grim
shaw and the 3rd Ward committee in relation to
the nuisance caused by the over1owing of his
property at Sd and Van Buren, streets. The
Board failed to decide in the case and the mat
ter was referred to Council for their decision
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06

The FOURTH STREET MAoADAAIIzrNo.-Th
street roller was put upon the last square i'll
macadamizing of Fourth Street, this morning,
but refused to climb the hill. The shoulders on
the wheels could not take hold upon the loose
stones and for this reason the ascent could
not be made. new experiment was made in
the preparation of the stone for this square.
viz by screening it to see if dust could be
avoided in the street, consequently there was no
solid foundation for the wheels. The roller was
therefore brought up to Market by another
street and sent down the hill, after which the
rolling of the street was begun from side to
side
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06

The WEST CHESTER FAR.-We are informed
this morning by Mr.. w. II. Morgan, Secretary of
the Agricultural Society, that the proceeds of
the fair will aggregate sum about $4,000. The
attendance on Saturday is estimated at from
10000 to $4,000 persons. This result is at least
one third over and above all previous Fairs held
in this county, fact quite encouraging and
satisfactory to all connected with the society,"
HeYt GheStfi, Mems. 9Th.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06

The French elections for membora of the Gen
eial Councils have just taken place, and on the
whole the Conservatives appear to gain rather
more than the Republicans. The latter succeed
laat in the cities and large towns
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06

Other brief addresses were made by Andrew
II. Henry, Capt. Charles H. Gallagher, Jos. G.
Walker and others-all urging a faithful per-
formance Of duty to-day and an earnest struggle
for the whole ticket in November. The Sixth
Ward Glee Club sang several pieces during the
eveuinp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06
Nlarriages.

this ctv, Tuesday morning,
October 9th, by Rev. @. w. Folwe, Archibald 3.
Reed and Sallie K. Fulton
ACKWELL-M ARTlN.-On Wednesday the Both
instan by Rev. j. H. Kccleson, ID. d., at st. Johns
Church, JOSIAH Blackwell, Jr. OF Astoria, L. J.,
and Sarah Elizabeth, daughter of the late Geo. II,
Martin of thladelphla.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06

New STATION AaENr.--Jethro Thompson the
station agent at Southwood, on the W. Il W. r.
H., has resigned his position and gone to school
at Unionville Academy, Chester county. Irwin
u. Wood of Kennett Square, has been appoint
ed in hia place.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06

The FRANKLIN INsTIrUTE.-The exhibition of
the Franklin Institute opens in Philadelphia to-
day. Among the exhibitors are e. & A. Belts,
of this city, who display two radal drills, one
32.inch engine lathe, and 8 feet square planer,
and G. J. Fell Il Rro, who have on exhibition
samples of their spices and nutmegs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06

CuR-TAmED.-" Kinker is the name of ter
ller Watchdog kept by the watchman at the W. &
Il. r. X. depot. % Knker," makes it his particu-
lar business to watch all the trains suspicious
looking persons, and especially all dogs that may
tresspass upon the promises under his jurisdic-
ton. Some time ago, however, he was busy set
tling dispute amongst parcel of ill-bred dogs,
who, not relishing his interference turned upon
him and poor "Kink" was forced under pass
ing engine which he had not noticed Knk "
gave the elarm of "ki-yi-yi," but by the time
the engine stopped he was seen at the other end
turning around at fearful velocity in search of
caudal appendage which had become detached
in the melee. 4" Kink is terribly mortified at
his loss and sits around if his days of useful
ness were over.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06
DaifD GeWat~tiaf.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
Howard M. Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis G. Ferris.
n For Terms, etc., see Second Page.

The Cunard steamship Scotia broke her shaft
Oh her voyage out, and reached Liverpool, yes
terday, under sail. Even the Scotia How all
the ariatocratic voyagers will be fiuttered
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06

GONE WEsr.-Wm, II. Bowers and I. M. Rile
have gone to Chicago with view to engaging
in business in that city-the manufacture and
sale of Bowers mince meat. Mr.. Bowers left
Wilmington on Sunday evening his partner
had proceeded him couple of weeks.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06

having declined the office of States Attorney for
Worcester county, the Court has appointed l.. l..
Derrickson, Esq, to the vacant office. He was
formerly States Attorney, but for number of
years has not practiced law to any extent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06

GouRsE-sERIoUs ILLNESS OF THE FATHER.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. q.
A dispatch from West Chester states that the
child supposed to be Charley Ross in possession
of band of gypses, encamped at Red liors
has been seen by relatives of .tho Ross family,
and pronounced not to be the missing Child. A
rumor prevailed there that Charley Ross had
been found, creating quite an excitement, and
the utterance of threats against tho supposed
abductors.
Mr. Ross is so seriously i'll that Ills friends
have no hope of his recovery. The tronble has
quite oyerthrown his reason.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06

THE New FAME ENaINE.-The new engine for
the Fame Fire Co. is now at Newark, N. j., be-
ing repainted and the few slight damages re-
ceived at Chicago being repaired. When this
work is completed the engine will be shipped to
this city. probably at the end of this week.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06

New CAR FOR THE WORCESTER II. II. Tho Di-
rectors of the Worcester Railroad have pur-
chased passenger car Of the 2. w. X B. Rail-
road The car was leased to the NewtowI Iroad,
but owing to the failure of that road to pay the
rent was withdrawn.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06

NEWPORT. rolling mill resumed opera
tiona again yesterday, and hope to be able to
continue in operation until Christmas . Board
walks are being laid along the streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06

WoMENs TEMPERANCE MEETING. The
Wumen's Temperance Union will meet at Grace
NJ E. church, tomorrow, "wednesday at 8
O'Clock, 2. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06
SECOND EDITION.
Financial.

PRICE OF GOLD TODAY.
New YORK, Oct. G.
Gold, to-day, $l.10.L
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06

DELAWARE Cry IrEMs.-M. f. Hines, while
cient ftrce to discharge his gun, the load taking
effect in hand, and decorating the fore finger 30
badly that amputation became necessary. .....
Clement Reeves was knocked down while alight-
ing from street car in Philadelphia--on Friday
but ESCAPED serious injury
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Trinity Choir Glass will meet in the Chapel on
Wednesday afternoon ut 4.d5 o'clock. First
meeting on Wednesday October It'll.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06

barry Cornwall, the English poet, is dead.
another overflow of the Nile is imminent.
son,h "A hnaancial panic ia reported in London in
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06

LARGE AppLEs.-We were presented, yester-
day, by I. Y. Messimer of Landenberg, with
two large apples of the pound variety which
weighed respectively 18 and 10 ounces. They
were grown upon the farm of William Hill, near
Chatham, Chester County. Who can beat them2
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06
Spain.

THE CARI.Isr REVOLT AND WOUND OF DON CAR
LOS CONFIRMED.
LONDON, Oct 6.
A letter from Durango, confirms the previous
details of the revolt in the Carlist camp, and
that Don Carlos received dangerous wound by
a shot from one of the mutineers
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06
aleip advertisements.

LNXTRA SIZE WILKESBARRE NUT,
~ We are to-day Sept. bth) unloading cargo,
extra large size Wllkesbarre Nut Coal, clear OF
slate and dirt, Our patent wagons deliver directly
into the cellar
GEO. W. BUSH q SON, French 81. Wharf.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06

PAurAus.:-A.fholgh the paupau is semi
North as this latitude. Franklin Fell, Esq, of
Falkland, however, has number of trees
which have grown spontaneously, and annually
produce good crop OF fruit. The pulp of the
paupau is very sweet and delicious very much
like the banana, but the fruit il much smaller.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
nx 4. IL .a.xx

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6.
Cotton dull, 1890 16c Flour dull Penna.
extra family, s5.75@G.25 high grades s7750D
$50. Wheat quiet red $l.1s@1.2l; amber
$1.25@1.27 white $1.300D1.35. Rye $1.06
Corn weak yellow and western mixed 41.O1.
Oats dull white 61@Gac mixed GOc. Whlskey,
$1.0S.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06

,,,, here il the last achievement of the Phiadel-
plha obituary man
Dear Johnny's gone; he could not stay;
oh heavenly meads he browses,
Aan now we sadly put away
Ills little checkered trowses.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06
EoR SALE.

IT
Ill acres known as the
HALLOWELL FARM.
Near the terminus of city railway, and about one
and half miles from city limits, Is now offered for
SALE II not sold before the first of January will be
leased for fve years. Apply TO
= ooto-6t' Nj. M. CHILD co.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06
Weather Record.

WASHINGTON, Oct. g.
Probabilities !; For the Middle States, falling
barometer. southeast and east winds nearly
stationary temperature, cloudy weather and
rain,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06
aleiv Adpertisentents.

DELT HOOKS AND COPPER RIyETS
ID and burs of all sizes, for sale by
WIN. II. BILLANY,
Gid Market street. wilmington.
pELTING. BETTING, LEATHER AND
I'D rubber, always on hand.
VIM. H. BIflLANY,
214 Market Street, Wilmington.
OUR SPICES ARE THE BEST THAT
" can be bought in Philadelphia or New York
markets. Try them. Remember the No.
II E. FOURTH ST., Cred Frontl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06

ST. 100000
SGEo. S. GRUBB, BROKER,
All kinds OF Stocks and Loans Bought and Sold on
Commission. Any amount of money raised on pro-
per security. Promissory notes a speciality.
feb1o-1y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06
THIRD EDITION.
The I4Oss Business.

THE WEST CHESTER CHILD NOT THE LOST BOY, OF
GoURsE-sERIoUs ILLNESS OF THE FATHER.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-06

JOSEPH FOUT
81 Sells
ENTERPRISE, HARLEIGH, LEHIGH AND
SHAWNEE COAL, AT SCHUYLKILL PRICES.
We try to excel all our neighbors in the prepara-
tion of our Coal how far we have succeeded we
will leave our customers to say for us.
ONCE, Orange and Water Streets.
apr19-1yof JOSEPH FOuT,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-19
Fabrlcas de fuDdiciones
DE la CAPITAL.

La, que susoriben de@7los de 5;abos Ga
tatlec'mientos, aviaau al pGbiico en- gene
raj gne con motiyo dc los grandes periui
CLOS cue han sufrido hasta how dis a. l.
techa causa de aplaaar Y dar loa efeotos
SIN 81 ser sat'stschos DO oonta 10, no pu
d'endo iac'l.tar las aumas que eepaoal
memo nor ,sitsmos para pagan los opera
r'os satistacer nuossros cow pronigas de-
fodos los aFticulos quo necesitamos tsne
pare fsol''tar naes ros parroqQianoa. noe
oo'iga manltsstarles one No salasa de Al
emo oStaoloc'miento aIngun obieto sin QUO
sea ratiafeeh0. -
Puerto Roo Z de- JUNO de 1874.
Daefoa dc Ia fualloion s.Colonu pogt;Uo ),
GsneNes.---Ddeno de Ia fundio;on 81 = =
Fto'-kiqueha," NTa.eisco Abayca. 5-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-19
La Hispano-americana'
FddricG de Gdeos o pastas pa a sopas,
galletltaS taas de t0daS clases
q chocolates.

Tonemos hoy Il "a verdadera satisfaction. 20
mo duenos de este establecimiento montado
con tod0s los adelantOS mOuern0s al poder
anunclar su aperture avlsar nuestrOs numS
Fosos relaclOnadOs, que oil esmero mas compile
to sc emplea Oh la confeccion de los tres arti
culOs que aOraza. Una larga esperencia nos ha
ehsenad0 remediar todas Iuellas difculta-
des cOstosas de ncer en- Ell momento, Y hoy al
exhlblr al publico los productos de nuestra in
dustrla, 10 hacemOs con ei convencimieuto de
deJar satlstechas 8 eXiiencias mas delicadas,
pues no hemos Omit'do gastos nj desvelos de
nlnguna especIe, para que asl por sus cualida
0eS como qor su ouena Condl> ion Y pulideZ en-
los envases, sean articulOs que no dejen NADIA
que desear, nj al consumidor nj al comerciante
Hemos cstablecido ademas una notable rebaja
on los precics al por mayor.
No esta CIRCULAR I'll lugar propio para anun-
CLOS pomposOs, y esti eos de nuestrOs deseos
vana pretension de cautivar con ellos la opi
mo general; pOr 10 tanto nos coucretamos solo
recomendar la especialida1 de nuestras nro-
ductos, deJando la consideration publisa ell
aprec ar soore su mas m6nos merito: q La del
conaumldor por ser especies puras, cOnfeccio
nadas con llmpleza y esm ero; la del Conner
Giante por las ventajas que dc su expendio pue-
de prCmeterse.
Unlco dsp0sito en- esta Capital en- la misma
fabrlca. calle de San Justo esauina i la de La
Luna, donde pueden dirijirse los pedidos, de
cualqmera lmportancia que sean.
Puerto-Rico Abril 10 de 1S74.-S CeniU G C~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-19
CvnpeDIo de aIitn5tao y3rcantf,
por D. Luis Jacobo Monsanto.

So hal}a dc yenta 19 raales ejemplar on piorto-
hlco, por d. Jose GOQzaloz Font y. paoca4io ,
Sunc6rilt. '
Arec 10, u. SalomOn Alvarez
MaYagez, ell autor
Arroyo, Sres Il. A Jeannot ''''0'l'
NAgnabo, ID. Heraclio Esparoiini
La obra anHnciada Gs, sin Il ida alguna Ia ,,,;,.
que en- su clase cIrcnla an eSa lsl Dor cuva oInn
Ia recomendamo1 al p6bico en- general Y con ssn".
cialldad = los loVenes que grcSan on ESQ gran 10
mo tie lndustna hum3na: el Comercio '@
,Enutnnraremos a oontinuacion las gentajas de d
chO compendiO. ~ "
Con All uSo g eStudante aprender4 4 resolyer con
notAbi" rapldez los prob anas que ouedan nresen.
ttrSele en- la practice pa todas las rerqs tienIen
aDfeVlar tlouao, que IS la neeosidad do In 6Doea
fn III paftc teorled mercantil, ia upo3o .Iei.. ndo
que desear, pues on ella encontramos expljcacnn -
todos los term!nos uS4 ios 81 c0mercio noao,,oo
soNrela ela~negociaGones practieadas en- ~ nj alea,.
comerclaies de nun to, briantea deanta'0npa ia
Ias ttahSlcc!ouoS do biuGo. SECURES calnbos . mn
merosos modeloS de t0da cl4so Ito tgoenment99 ~ ~
Gantile9, como lctdraa, cuontas do yenfas cnsnts
de SAntoS, eU6nja9 Gorrlantes etc,
~ almente no tancmOs euiiVncarn04 al da,,o,,,:
na'Ia lndlSpensablc 81 C0meroio" V pensar nre 81
de utiidad sGm@ on ol csorilorio dc tad" CO. -
merchant, ann de necesdqd para los n XIX" S 80
w 80 uItaOo 3 2V-T
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-19
Hotel Inter nacional,
CALLE PRINCIPAL.
Fremtc al b0neo y Gibbs International
de San Thomas.

El orc snscribe, propietario de esta c6nodo
esta6leclm'ento, situado en 10 mas centlico dc
Ia calte del Comercio, cerea de los muelIes, cor
hermosas yistAa del puerto dc Ia Ciulad. tie
ne eci honor de of;ecero sus numerosoa amigos
al puoilco Ell general, asegurando no -tendran
uaua que desear, puea al ctecto cuenta con una
escogida servdumbre aspaciosos cuartos par,,
tanllrs, cantiLa biHu proviSt;,, ban0s fri0s q
callentes La 0rden, baIbcro X" Il a; todoa nre
CLOS eduttat ~os ~ alc {! to3};i, ,N fortunes
Tn empleado del Hotel va a bortIo, sempre
que llegan vanores para ponerse Ia 0rlen de
los Sres. pasager0S enCaI garse de Ia conduc-
clon de sus eQuipajes en- un bote especial man
dado construr expresameDte para este servicio
con moclon mecanica, que le inpele mas veoci
dad que una mlqulta 10 vapor. espaco sufi-
clente para conducir vente c;tatro pcrsonas
con sus Inaletas de viaje, e cua esta Il e.sposi
clon df, los Sres. pasagerOs para pasoar pIr Ia
bahia. San T6'nas IS dc EneTu dc 1874 4-Fntinn
OSrdo,n o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-19
Colegio de San Rafael

Ell dia 90 del actual Sc abrran en- este esta-
blecimiento para personas mayores de IL amos,
dos clases una de ingl6s otra de frances que
sc daran por ell acredtado professor ID. Enrique
de las DOblas, catedraticO que ha sido dc estos
idiOmas por largo tempo.
Ell que desee ingrepar en- estos estudos pue-
de dirllrse al Director de dicho COlegio por
los intormes que necesite tocante d Ia hora y
precios.
FL establecimiento abrira gratis una clase de
frances para los alumnos que Ell 81 cursan la
instruction primaria.
Puerto-Rico Junio IA de 1874.-Calle del Girls
to nnmero l6. Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-19
Aviso al pdblico.

Desde ell dia "a de AbriI iltimo aued6 disuel-
ia la sociedad mercantil que giraba en- esta
plaza DaJo Ia razon de Silua Morrassani " o.
naOie.ndose separado de ella ell s6c;o y Euge
MO Silva. La prooia casa ccnril,,l. los nlsn,s,s
negoclos bajo la nleva razon de Pedro Mateo
Morazzani Comps queda encargado de la
Iqnluaclon de la anterior, avisando todos los
aue ue zen gan reclamo contra la extnguida socie-
de- dau, IL nagan aa Vaier sus derechos en- el termino
q N. Massari, - s1'V " ST. a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-19
SECCION OFFICIAL.
GOBIERNO GENERAL
DE LA ISLA DE PUERTO-RICO.
CONvOCAToRIA-.

Para que tenga ell debido cumplimieuto
10 que previene el art. 80 del Reglamento
vicente de exlmeBes para msestros de es-
cuela elemental do escuela Superior de
Instruction primaris; ell Excmo Sr. Go
beensdOr General, hs dispuesto que estou
den principle en- Ia Capital y Cabeceras
de Departemento, el dia IA del pr6ximo
mea de Jnlio, en- cuyos sctos Sc observ J.
rAR las di'posicioneu que rijen sobre Is
mpteria.
Y Sc inserta en- el peri6dieo Official, para
conocimicnto de los arpirantes efcctos
que proceden.
Puerto Rico IL de JUNO de 1S74.-El
SeCretario de Gobierno, Pedro Dix Romero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-19
EN- ELL ALMACEN
DLD TOMAS IODOSA HIJO, OE ENlYAcUCZ,
Sc encuentran de venta los arti 3ulos siguientes:

Maderas de todas cases teamanf.-Arados 9e
Pnfsto de todNS nulnef .-Quncalla do foda clase
lu9tfumeatoS dc GarpnteTcs toneleroq Corrnos
ue fueIo para maqulnas de vapur desde 3 nulpa45as
t.-k@Shopt para maqninas de vap0r G. rticulo da
pdtehoo' -Aiduiuan- sGopa para buques--lIinpue
t'h para ooc!s re norma a-kelnaches de cohre "a
ra c0EfeaS dc Vapor-Llavesde alhulas para yanor
desde pA gadas.-! ella de alambre de varios TO-
manos nara cedazos dc gu srAlo -Tela H. yop,, ~"
ra maqu uas.-Ceda2os snelt1s de aiambre v eohra
baldes oe 9lerfo gaivanlzad0 para hacendas- Eco
Toe pateados de hoja de laia-Eies de biarro ,1swe
cdlcStS S'tIolls, yantas para iGorn-Camones
tueoas faFos SueltoS.-Acete do peZuTIa-Barni2
nno pa,a talir hudoS,-I4laves inglesas para todos
eva hcoreS rop.-Iolmometros-N
g0efas de gonna do |, v 1pulga.ia-Amonas 80
mniasy -Jaquimones do ~nra ,oTos t i'ita
TEN6coft"s para e1rTua ages-Romanas de nj atafor
Hia M caoailefe de 10 qq.-MGeles dc todas aIase
M1IulhaS de ooaer Ge varias cjas.s -polvcs ron
hnp ar plata.-Cnchiilosy tened0res plataa To- c
mango Go marhi--Uuebaras piatvadas finas - io, s
,eras' laros &r-Palas de MADEIRA do hisrro - sg ~
l'S ue acero para moler eaf6-Y -YAntoad,Tost tle "a
" @o-9u n1nes para kercsiaa gaaolina-~Farolaa
pAta isi9oiendi.-Iteiojes de vaFas cIasa4 CON das
peftaaof,-Ceread III as de pest los movihiaS ~ se
ven para ei fsdo dcfecho el izQnierd "a ni - 81 90
- r. e iauo lereoh9 el izqn fdo.-Agujas nara rnS
9tln1s pieaas su9las.--Ilias sedas ia - i1ar,
hitAlsts us Ioda5 lasas eitpa T,onn na 70 ~ III
Gs u4lesy tot .. IOg0iiOs m a ta1 4,,aa ! ,,r
de obras ciases.-Cornsas do metal nara 49, H.
nus no saas VldT1os de tOdas clases-Iuna as small.
para espelos, -Cerda plumas para cOlchones y I
Honaua4-Colchones almohadas suetas-Tnho
& ts1a ~ ~ naues de aceite kerosna- Crista erfa H.
1aga elaseCarEuajes de dos ycuatro aaie,, ta L. 49, o
ma,ay mara Oefos muchos articulos impossible de emu.
SA-T2
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Azadas n1meros ) v 4

Brunidas media bruiidas. palas de bote de
cOrtc, hero galvanizadO acanaado, visagras
de hierro, machetes perrillos, dagas de cana
les, cubOs para aradOs; todos estos artieulOs
son de superior calidad, so realizan precios
nuy equitativos en- el Almacen de c. Audiffred
7 Q. FOrtaleza 81. Pue rto- Rico. ely
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Hotel del "Universo. ,

El que suscribe hace pre8anto / sus rucbce y
buenos amigos tapto de la isl@, de afEeTa aLe
tenlendo que &usonaTso QoT Lynn tempo m t0IDa-
DO todas las precaucl0ncs neccs nyias para i ua
Srs. que concurren su el asofcl dei q = 20
verso que qucaoH Ompla9}I.)s 1Auto Iuae cue
h..sta ahora para 10 cual qnada 4 freuta del eat y
blccmento ID. Unofra NiooIau oryo bueu caractoT
yama6!Ldad W conoCldo de- uucho>. iRr&linelj
to el de su espo5a am5Os est}n lntarosad0S en- Ia
u cha concureEcia ' que queden satisfecEo los
hl6speios del hospedaje paTa que asI recon ieu:on
81 estableci miento amigos.
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Almacen- Taller.
Gale de San JMst0 Natmero 10.

Sc vender muy haratos los artfculos siguienfes1
Lamparasy faroles de diversas fornas; ' otros
obletos nee sarios 4 toda clase de aluIbrado,
I'uberia q hero plomo de varios tliamerro.
Bomoas distintss preciOs para saegr aguas
q0mlcIlIo, para surtr de aqua gas.
Dlrlllrse para los pedidos otros detalles
dichO estableclmierto. :
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F'undicion ''Colon."
DIS0LUCION DE SOCIEDAD

Desde esta fecha nor nuestro covenio, queda
disuelta la socied d que giraba en- esta plaza,
desde dcha fecha hecho cargo solo EN- todos
sus negocios Ramon Portilla, 10 que hago ga
her todos los paIroqu amos amigos on ge-
neral. PuertO-Rico Is de JUNO dc 1S74.-Ra
mon POrtilla. 2-3