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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16

OUR FUTURE.-The growth of
Jackson is manifest to any one who
takes a stroll in any direction
Chiefly in the suburbs is this MOTTO
ed. The skeleton of store, shop
or dwelling meet the eye in many
places, and shows that new residen-
ces and business establishments arc
necessitated every day. This is the
result of the natural partnership
between the merchant, mechanic
and farmer, that grows up on pro-
ductive soil, titled by a thrifty and
industrious people. We can easily
understand the steady, though I'M
pretentious growth of our inland
city. Scores of wagons, with bun
die or two of fodder, may be seen
every day. Each of those wagons
has brought TO our railroad quadri-
vium one, two or three bales of the
great staple, that will be wrought
into a thousand fabrics by the mills
of the great world. Those wagons
return home with bacon, salt, SUI
gar, flour, coffee, boots, shoes, farm
ing implements, drugs, dry goods,
hardware, trunks, furniture, and a
thousand nameless commodities,
bought and paid for at the counters
of Jackson merchants.
The houses, stores and shops that
arc built, giveemployment to brick
layers, carpenters, plastcrers, paint
crs and timers, who in their turn
need homes of their own, and thus
with the wants of the thousands in
our midst, increase the echoes of
the hammer, saw and trowel, as va
eNnb-ss a,d s'nsiSirtly lots are trans
formed into cosy and homelille resi-
dences, with grass, green leaves,
flowers AND singing birds, and mer-
Ty-hearte0 children around them.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16

Cur What good will come
of it?" said the Roman. ''Wiu 1t
pay?" says the modern world, and
utilization of everything for individu-
al profit seems to be one of the fun
damcntals of tho age in which we live.
We are led to this reflection by an
item in a late telegram from Wash
ingtoa to the Cincinnati Commercial,
that speaks of the House Committee
on Agriculture agreeing 10 a bill
amendatory Of the law of 1878, to pre-
vent cruelty to animals in transit on
railroads or other conveyances. The
amendment looks to suitable arrange
ments TO furnish food, water, space
and bedding for cattle, so that travel
ing may be made quite luxury for
the OK and ass as they are whirled
along over the earth. The aforesaid
telegram mentions it as quite a coin
cidence that car, filling the condi-
tions required by the act, has been
patented and that the owners of the
patent who are new in Washington,
viii have a pretty good thing if the
bill passes, so that the milk of human
kindness in this matter is simply the
milk in the cocoa-nut of this patent
cattle-car, which is to be made 4 pay
ing institution through the connivance
of the committee on agriculture.
So we go, and there are doubtless
patents already prepared for the ere
nation novelty. If the omnipotence
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16
FOR DISTRICT CONSTABLE.

We are authorised TO announce Z. Il. Ora
YEN, as candidate for Reelection 10 the Office
OF Constable OF the 18th dist Election frsi
Thursday in August next.
We are-aufhorized TO announce I. T.. KIN
DHICK, as a candidate for Constable Of the 18th
civil dist. Election first Thursday in August,
next.
We are authorized 10 announce +. W. WAD-
LEY As a candidate for Reelection to the office
of Constable Of the 18th district.
We are authorized to announceAIr- LrrE
NEWTON. as candidate for Constable in the
18th (JacksOn) district.
We are authorized announce w NJ
PYLEs, as u candidate for Constable Of the 18th
(Jaekson) district. Election first Thursday in
ugust.
Henderson County.
FOR TRUSTEE-We are authorized TO
announce JAsPER n. LEAGUE as a candi-
date for reelection 10 the Office Of Trustee,
Of Henderson county, Election ist Thurs
day in August next
FOR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK.-We are
authorized 10 announce +. II. RHODES rs a
candidate for Circuit Court Clerk Of Hen
deTsOn county. Election LIST Thursday IN
August next.
FOR SHERIFF.-We are authorized to
announce y. 4. ANDLOTT as candidate
for reelection TO the Office OF Sheriff OF
Henderson county. Election lst Thursday
in August next.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16

The WING AND tribune, in the
name of the people of Jackson, ask
ed that the amount they were to
subscribe to the Machine Shops
should be definitely determined, in
order that they might know pre-
cisely what they were doing-what
they were to get and W hat they were
to pay. This has been accomplish
ed, and the maximum amount is
$4,000. That this SUN will be vo-
ted there cannot be a doubt. The
proposition will be carried almost
unanimously. We feel certain OF
securing the shops, and at the same
time think VIC have saved to our
people over $4,000.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16

The PRESBYTERIAN FEMALE
CeLLEGE.-The annual school exhi-
billions, for which our city is so just
ly celebrated, viii all occur within
a month from this date. AS will
be seen by an advertisement else
where, the Commencement Sermon
to the graduating class of the above
named popular and flourishing in-
stitution, will be delivered in the
Presbyterian Church of this city,
on Sunday, May the 2lst. The ex-
ercises will continuo for several
days, and will be full [ f interest.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16
MedOn Directory.

WT II. SUMMERS, Dealer IN Drugs, Med
w zines, Paints, OILS, Dye Stufs, 'IInware,
Quetnsware and shelf goods Of every dcscrip
co and Cigars. Physicians prescriptions care
fully compounded
DR- GEO. LACY, Physician aad Surgeon,
offers his professional services 10 the citi-
zens Of Melon and vicinity. Onlce west side
Main street.
= WINK BROS, Dealers in Staple and Fancy
= Try Goods, Clntning, Boots, Shoes Hats,
IL % general I ne Of Groceries, Hardware.
.ruirz Implements, etc. VIII uot d. untlrT-
odd les any one ia Mctl1u or jackson.
u 3. ANDERSON, Dealer in Staple and
] Fancy Dry Goods. Clothing, Boots, Shoe,
Hats and Notions; Groceries, Hardware Cut
lery, Queensware, Saddlery, IlnWare and
Farming Implements; all at Jackson prices.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16
Humboldt Directory.

CtUYNAN & O'DONNELI., SUCCESSORS 20 ].
" J. Hin, Hotel and Restaurant. Meals
Al ali hours. Fresh oysters served in any
style; Also a first-class bar, stocked with
the choicest Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars.
Attached 20 the establishment is a we'll
assorted Confectionery. Board per day $40
Meals 50 cents
u L. MILLER, Dealer In the celebrated
4 Charter Oak COOK and Heating stoves,
Tin and sheet Iron Ware. Roofing and Gut
tcring made speciality. south side Main 81.
HUMBOLDT NURSERIES,, aash Year.
IL We invite the attention OF Planters
ana Dealers for tie fail OF ls7i. T. our large
and complete stock Of standard md Dwarf
Ftuit frees. Grape Vines, small Fruits, Or
namental Trees, shrubs. Ross, Evergreens
and Buibous hoots; new and rare Green
House and Bedding Plants, etc, az prices as
low as can be posi- Die az W holesglle and Re
tail Well tested and approved varieties
grown in our soil and climate Prompt at
tention 10 enquiries. Descriptive catalogue
and price list on application. Address
b. r. TRANSOU A BRO,
Humboldt. Tenn.
w c. HUDSON. proprietor Of the Humboldt
w Market House, near the depot. keeps
| the best meats 10 be found in the city. His
house is open at all hours, aad meats delivered
| To- any part OF The town when ordered. The
highest price paid for meats.
UTADDILL & srOBAUGH, Wholesale and
w retail dealers in family groceries and
constantly on hand the choicest liquors, best
| brands Of cigars, tobacco, &C. Their "ralace
| saloon" is the center Of attraction. Connect
eel with their business Is first class Restaurant
I Meals al ali hours for 50 cents.
II c. TYLER 4 CO., Dealers In Dry Goods,
10 Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hardware
/ Doors, sash, Blinds. etc, South side Main 81
| ~ q. HICKMAN, Manufacturer aud dealer
Y = In al kinds OF Furniture, Mattresses,
! Wall Paper, Looking Glasses etc Also COZ
ms and Metallic Cases South eide Main street.
~ W. ALBRIGHT, Dealer In the e6lebra-
I J. ted Charter Oak and other Cooking and
! Heating Stoves ami T1nWare generally. Al
/ so Hollow, Tin, Copper aud Sheet Iron Ware,
plain and stamped; Lamp Fixtures, OILS, etc
/ Roofing and Guttering a speciality south
side Main street.
hrs. MCGEE a MoLEsKEY, Dentists. Of
| IL fee over Rainey's store, North side OF
Main street.
/ ~ 5. RAINEY, Dealer in Dry Goods, Clsth-
AT.ing. Boots, Shoes and HAS Also Pro-
| priet0rs Humboldt WOODEN Mills.
DEA 3 RAUSCHER, Photographers aud
| IL dealers In Picture Frames. Albums and
Cr.,IRas, Waddci & Stobaugh block, Main q.
A BANS a BRO, Wholesale and Retail Gro
| "A GERS; also dealers in Hardware, Cutlery,
line Wines Liquors, Cigars etc, Main street
JAMES sPANGLER, Cabinet Maker and
/ 81 Undertaken, south eide Main street, opp
site Waddel a stobaugh block
~ SOLOMON, Dry Goods, Clothing, Gents
/ u. Furnishing Goods. Boots and shoes, No
| tons, Hats, Caps, Trunks. ETC., Main street
! SNYDER AIeDOUGAL. Proprietors OF
| - Humboldt Marble Works All orders for
/ Monuments, TOmbstOnes and all kinds OF
stone work promptly hlled and at moderate
rates
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16
Notice TO Creditors.
In the Chaucery Court of Mad
isOn County, Tennessee.

MRS. PAMELA TYSON, Administrative
vi Of BeJaman Tyson, deceased, having
HE'D her bill OF complaint ia The Chnncery
Count OF Madison Co. Tenn, pray ing among
other things that the odmi nlstrution OF said
estate be transferred from the County Court
Of Haywood county 70 tLis Honorable
Court, and be here administered as an IN
solvent estate.
Notice Is hereby given 10 al peTzous hav-
ing claims against said estate, 70 ne the
same with the Clerk and Master nj Jackson,
Tenn, on or before the lst Monday in June
1874. ID. M WISDOM, e. 4 NJ.
Nav DIV
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16

THE COURIER AND TIE COURIER
HERALD.-'"rhes stern logic of events
forces its leaden weight upon us, and
we are driven to that point where VIC
must avoid obstacles we cannot over
come. There is not a doubt but the
principles the Republican party pro-
fesses to teach and practice, have q
stronger hold upon the confidence and
affections of large majority of the
American people, than those of any
other party now in existence. Jack
son Courier.
The whatabouts and whereabouts
of the editor of the Courier were get
ting mixed very badly, and we kind
ly undertook to set him right, and to
take that leaden weight from off his
soul. AS to how we have succeeded
is pretty well shown in the following,
from the Cottrier-Herdld of the 10th.
"The Courier Herald most positive
~ declines to be placed on the defen-
sive. Every man connected with its
editorial and proprietary department
was bred and born n Democrat rails
ed and groundedin the true principles
which underlie constitutional govern
ment, has never yet sacrificed Dem
ocratic principle, and holds to-day,
and expects to hold the same"
The oath of the Grutlii was not
stronger than this, and we think that
our friends will give us credit for
having snatched a brand from the
burning. We say this in profound
thankfuiness, not by way of Boosting,
for with the Democratic party there
is moro joy over the return of one
wanderer from the fold than over a
score that went not astray. To the
Courier Herald We extend our cordial
greetings, and with perfect sincerity
wish it success i'll all particulars. 1t
will be late before it finds in the col
umns of the Wing and Tribune any
thing to which it can object, so long
as it adheres to the above declaration.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16

TuANKs Our thants are duo s.
-. Ilayes. Ecu, the attentive aud
popular deputy Jle't of the Su-
pi,mu Court, fer valuable as sistonrc
rendered uz in summarizing tho dc-
rizsions 81 that body.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16
MARRIED.,
DIED,

nIA XXI Ed,
Henry county: Mr.. James Z. Williams and
Mss Carrie r. Alexander.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16

Mrs. Julia Parker. wife Of Prolcs-
scr Parker. Of Milan. Tenn. died re-
Gently in that place Mrs Parker
formerly Mics Hart ~ the Baptist
Female College Of this city, hal many
friends in Jackson who will be panied
60 hear Of heF death
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16

The governor on wednesday address
ed a communication to the directors
Of the West Tennessee insane asylum
declining to approve the selection of
tho site near Humboldt. Drs. Col
lender. Cheatham and Jones reported
unanimously against tho site.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16

Ex President johnson is in Mem
phis.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16

MoBBED.-A man named Frank
Williams was hung by mob in Mo-
bile on Monday last, for committing
rape on a child four years old. The
mob took him from jail, and hung
him on a sycamore tree near the
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16

Wy NJ. CONVICTION & CO., Manufacturers
W. and dealers m Saddlery, Harness, Bril-
dies, Collars. etc. etc. West side Main street,
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~ -. L A A N d A L u z A
SisfeDi:a ROLAND.

tdbricd mecetnicd de t0ddS cases de oalletas Ella.
6oraddS al cdp0r por ID. Satcador Lecfesma.
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L O S G. A M B | O S .
C1O
N. j. Reyes g Comp.

Muy estenso varia,lo es ell surtido de arti-
culOs de moda de utildad que para este como
cidO acreditado establecimiento ha traidO de
Paris ell dltimo vapor frances y sus duenOs tie
nen ell gusto de participarlo asi d sus numero-
sos favore tedores de anunciarlo al phblico en-
general. Entire los varios artfculos recibidos nos
limitaremOs citar los siguentes:
Un gran surtidO de calzado de tcdas classes
para senoras, ninas nilos. Mofias y trenzas de
Ultima moda Grantes blancos de cabritilla pa
ra senoras y caballerOs Idem negros de seda
de castor de hilo. Blondas dc seda negras y
blancas. Zapatillas de piel uonnato para seno-
ras caballeros. Paraguas y medos paragues.
SOmbreros de hule. PanO negro aZIil muy fino.
Sombreros de copa alta y de tieltro negros de
color. Corbatas de todas cases Botonaduras
de nacar de martil. Carteras de viaje gorras
de seda de casimir. Medias blancas y de color
para ninas ninos. Tn surtido complete de per-
fumelia fina de las acrediradas marcas E Cou-
dray l.. Legrand.
Una vista, pues, a Los Cdmbios veran que
ademas de la utilidad que ofrecen los articulos
que nos referlmos pOr su superior calldad, hay
la ventaj no menos importante de scr al alcan
ce de rodas las fortunas. 6-15
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ALMACEN TALLER.
Gale de San JMst0 Numer0 10.

El que suscribe ofrece sus servlciOs este res
petable pabllco, en- cambo de una mGdica re-
trlbuclon conventional, en- tOdO 10 que abraza
ell siguiente anuncio.
Sc hace toda clase de instalaciones de tuberfa
para gas aqua en- las casas establecim1entoe
pub icos 6 particulares..
Limpieza de tnbos, lamparas; composition
de ambas cosas.
ReparaciOn de bombas de sacar aqua, cons
trucclon de faroles y de tOdo 10 cOncerniente
hoJalatel1a. como para todo 10 mencionadt
cuenta con ente1didOs cperarios admitira tam
blen abonos mensuales para 10 limpieza de
lamparas.
En- ventn muy haratc.
Lamparas de cristal metal hero dc valias
clases; bombas para idem ara sacar az o; tu-
oer1a de plomo, hierro metal; lIaves para ga
y, aqua, grandes chicas; pOrta bombas III
cheros de varias classes todo 10 coDcerni, nte
al alumbrado.
vldrlOs pianos de dgtintas dimensiOnes pa
Iar0les, vldrleras 0trOs usos.
por ultlmO Otlas muchas cOsas que pueden
verse EN- ell citad0 estlblc Observation-Disclosures
eco. setembre 23 de 1873. i h Sieinocher.
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A l. P g B L | G O :.

La persona que suscIibe ofrece al pGhlico en-
general su Colegio de Instruction priniaria en-
los altos de la casa LJlnlero C6, calle de Tetuan.
Las alumnas pagaran mensualmente la suma
de tres pesos, 81 es una sofa 5 81 fueren dos,
por la instruction primaria que abraza las asig-
naturas siguientes: Gramatica, al tmetic;l, sis
tema m6trico doctrina sristana Caligrafil
historic sa2rada, geograffa del pals UNIVERSAL
moral religion, historic dc Espana, gicnc do
mestica toda clase de labor
Sc admiten pensiOnistas y medic pe ensionistas
4 preciOs cOnveneionales.
Sc abriran las ciases superiores defranc6s, di-
buio mtsica, cuando haya un ntimerO sufi
ciente dc alumnas.
Las h0ras do clase son de 4 10 de In mafiana
de 10 de la tarde. Elena SeUoy R1pera.
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Sr. D. Cristino Valencia, Pre- sbftero.
Sr. Licenciado y. Alfonso NJ. Espinosa. cate
drdtico del Institute.
Sr. Lieenciado ID. Rodrigo Sanjulio, i'd
.Sr. DR.. d. Fernando Hue, presbitero, can6-
Excmo. Sr ID. Manuel BcI1ocal.
ST. Licenclado ID. Ricardo Valcarcel.
Sr Jose Manuel de ADduaga, ex tenedor de
hbros del Arsenal
Sr. Licenciado D. Guillermo Pogo, Director
del Dd,io dc Ctfdis
Sr. Licencado u. Alistilos PonQiioni.
limo. Sr. Dr ID. Francisco Garcia Camera. ca
nonigo magistral de Ca,liz
Sr. Lcenciado ID. Jose Mprfa Franco de Ter6n
vice-Director del Inst uto.
Sr. DIR. ID. Jose Maria Rivera.
Sr. u. Manuel Hidalgo. maestro de obras.
Quen fesee mas polmenores, puetle diriiirse
al Sr. Director d. Santiago Teran Pnv6l calIe
de san Miguel, M nero n en- ca liz, 4uien faci-
tiara cuantas noticlas 50 10 pidan, a-am
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ANUNCIO.

A contesia las nuchas cartas de varias partes
dc la lssa que e Sr. Baron Won Elsemberv la recl-
bido, tiene que deer que no visitara ningunt osra
plte de In lsI3, y para complacer 4 las repatdas
sipncas de uistingui as familias de Puerto.
Rlco,
Ell DIR LIE BARON Won EISEMBEDG
otrec" al pubce sus serVicos profcsIonalcs para la
curAclon s.'elas eutermeda ades dc DIDO VISTA
'iAkGANIA, aslna ateCcoue4 90 IL voH las Oh p
ieyncdacs ue Ia j. >RI NtiE, las kUNCIIAS de los
pULM' 1NES, los dcs0ruenes dc la DItic5iIO
toIt: dad Tic kESPIR ACION, las atceatuncs m0ru-
das dol illGADO. HltROpESIA, DEBILIDAD de
I0s NERFlOS, y todas las ehtrrnc ladies que ncce-
sltan rs stentla mGdica y auirllrlca.
Los PEORES OJOo fIZCUS OF ENDEREZAN
EN- UN MiNUTO.
Eli BAkON n EISEMBERG consulta todos
IJs uas ol hotel de Universe donde tiens todos
los instrumentos aplraGes, la mayor parte dc su
invencion, que trajo consigo los que han .legado
slcrslyamente de VIena do Paris.
Ell DIX. LIE BARON VON EISEMBERG, dara
Jobeustas gratis todos los >lernts 0esde las nueve
hasta las once para los poores 33-36
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GANGA EN- MANATI.

Sc desea vender una estancia por no poder aten.
der su uuena ella, compuesta do 100 cuerdas has
menos, muy propia para la agricultural crlahza
pastOs de gramas tene 40 palmas dc COCO incluyen-
do vi sc quiere 8 ynntas do bueyes una carreta
demas eusetes para la agricultural; tiene una bue
ma de maderas del pals cobij ada de teJa bana
y aImacen al costado propio para estableonen-
tc, 8 para cosechar.
Tam 1ien tiene la estancia un lngar muy apropo-
sito para una sana Est4 contigiia los terreno do
Ia hacienda del Marques de la Esperanza. Iambien
vendera una parLida do ganaio vacunO caballar
Como no pnede a.ender ,luciIa dicha estan'i la
Sesea vende todo muy barato. Para mas informes
..irIiirse II. Franclsco pinOl en- NJ ,uati. l-3
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ESCRIBANfA PUBLICA.

Ell 81. Juez de primera instancia del Distrito
de :. Francisco de esta Ciuda1 en- los autos de
quiebra de ID. Teodoro Taule de la sociedad
faule Revuelta en- liquidacion, SO ha servldo
4 Junta general todos sus acreedores, fin de
que oyendo sus proposiciones de ohvenio que
en- ese acto hagan Sc acuerde su rehabilitation
para continurr egeiciendo ell cOmercio 81 fueren
aquellas admitibl 8; debiendo tener lugar el
indicado acto en- la sala de- dicho Juzgado el
,lia once del pr6ximo mes de Marco las ocho
de su manana, Sc hace pdblco por medic del
presente, con objeto de que llegue cOnocimien
to de todOs los acreedores cOncuTran a ella
Puerto Rico % de Febrcro de 1874.--Mauri-
clio Guerra EscribanO pubico. l. 3
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A V l S 0

Estando medados los cursos acad6micos en- el
Seminario-Coiegio Institute civil; e que suscrbe
Sc Ofrece { los padres dc fam,ia encargados de
jovenes que estuden EN- dichos eatableclnlIcntos,
vOr alguua circunstancia 30 eLcontraren atrazad,
las respectvas materias del utso; para ponerlos
nj correute de los demas cond scpuos dc clase.
Dara iecc ones doMciiiO on ell casa habtaclon
calle dc la Cruz mum IS division derebha. Mlrador
Puerto X co Febrero 16 dc lS74.-Bachiiler Ca
V..tumO de rce Mendex Ia
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HOTEL DEL "UNIVERSO."

El que suscribe hace presente q sus muchos y
puenos amigos tanto de La Isla, como de afuera que
tehiendo que ausentarse por algun tempo ha toma-
&c tod&S las precauciones necesarlas para que los
Nrs que concurren 4 su el Hotel del UNI
verse que queden complaoidos tanto mas Que
1asta ahora para 10 cua queda al frente del esta-
olccimlentc D"OnoErc Nicolau cuyo buen caracter
amaollldad ea va conocido de muchos, igualmen
70 el dc Su espc3a, ambos Cstan interesados en- la
mucha concurrencia que cueden satsfechos los
hlcspedes del hospedaje para que asi recomienden
Q, eStablecinlionto sus amigos.
n. rto Rico % de Mario de 1S72.-Gabriel Obrador
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e s P Il n O L Il

Con este titulo So ha alberto una fonda en- la
Marina calle de Isabel ii, casa de ID. Luis Cape
tilo, al lado de ID. Narciso Bibot, la cual expen-
dera toda case de comidas, que las personals de
buen gusto pueden apetecer asegurando gran
varacion Las personals que SO .iignen honrar
dlcho oestablecimlento quedaran satlsfechos tan
to por el buen sabor de las eomidas como por
Ia limpieza, aseo pnntualidad dc ser servidos.
Sc despachan tambien bateas domicilio por
meses preclOs cOnvenciOnales.
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PzaECEOS EeE Los ENyAsEs.

Ell barril dc Ia cab.da de 1000 cajillas ci 5alri
Hos cor'ientes Sl Ri me lilo barril de la c,sbida
dc 1908, 70 ctvs. FL cuarto barIil de 700 63 ctys
La c,ija de cedro de liz cabida de 252, 90 ctvs
Ell envasc no detelminado precos de costos
OIA.-Las personals que dtseen otras vito
las de tabdcOs no marcadus en- la presente nota
preciOs scOnvencionales'
Los pedidos SO dirijran al establecmiento
Los Ldndios tic los Srcs. J. NJ. Reyes Coup
Calle dc la FoI taieza esquina la de S. Justo
Il ID. Esteban Bala&uer Fultaleza 46
Pu"rtU-Rico /" de Febrero de 1874 meses
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-25
CoIegiO de San CIem ente cn Cadiz.

En- este estahlecimiento, que esta la altura
dc los mejores del estranjero, Sc estudian las
materias correspondlentes ii la seguuda ense-
nanza, idiomas pal tida doble, y ademas las
aslgnaturas de LII Eacuttdd de Derecho hasta ell
grado dc licencado, admiti6ndose alumnos
internos que IAN tratados educados con el
el mayor esmero. La ensenanza y direction es-
tan a cargo dc las personals siguientes: