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Conviction aud Sentence of LOwensiein

tonNICtinn anu sentence OF I0WcnSicln
Troy, Feb. 10.
4 special to the Troy Times says the
jury in the Lowenstcin case came into the
court at five minutes to 12 o'clock and rem
dcrod a verdict Of guilty The prisoner
turned deadly pale and sank back in his
chair, while his wife who sat by him utter
ed a scream and swooncd into insensibility,
in which condition she remained during
tho subsequent proceedings.
Judge Learned at once sentenced the
felon to be hanged on Friday, April 10th.
He told him not TO look for executive or
judicial clemency, for notwithstanding the
slight evidcare there could be no doubt of
his gu't.
Before sentence Lowenstein protested
his innocence and said he had not been
properly defended that Hon. Matthew
Hale abandoned him after being assigned
to his defense Mr.. lierrick, junior coun-
sci, explained Mr.. IIale's position, ana
showed that the prisoner Inexperienced
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Some people that wear good clothes for
get 10 pay for them. Such man is II. r.
Utley. He owes Allen &; Drew, q Mcr-
chants Row. Pay up Or you will find your
name in print.
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Conviction of a Masked Burglar.

New YORK, Feb. 49,
The jury in Westminster county last
evening found Patsey Conway guilty of
burglary and grand larceny He is one OF
the gang of masked burglars HIS SEN
tence will be pronounced to-day
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WALroN's VERMONT REGISTER, Farmers
Almanac and Business Directory for 1874.
The only Vermont Register published.
Single copies, by mail, Is cents. Address
GLOBE Paper Co.. Rutland
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43D C0NGRESS-..-FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.
WAsuiNoToy. Feb

W NThiNVbOf'f 4 W. 10
Mr.. Cameron's amendment removing the
Limitation of the amount of national bank
currency was rejected yeas 30. nays 80.
Ten members were paired and did not
vote.
The question recurring on Mr. Merrl-
mans amendment nslructng the commit
tee to report as soon as practicable, a bill
providing for an increase Of national bank
circulation SO that the whole volume there.
OF shall not exceed S400, 900, 900
A substitute offered by Mr.. Gordon
looking to free banking and convertible
srccnback currency was rejected yeas gG.
nays 30.
Mr. Cooper of Tennessee moved to insert
the following as a substitute for Mr. Mer.
riman's amendment, that the committee
on finance be instructed to report Il bill
providing for the convcrtbilily of United
States treasury notes into gold coin or five
per cent bonds Of the United States and al
so for free banking under provisions Of the
national bank act Adopted without roll
call.
The question then recurring, ON motion
OF Mr. Buckingham to rccOmmit the bill.
with instructions above provided by Mr.
Cooper's amendment Several senators in.
quired if the substitute of Mr. Cooper had
been adopted. The chair announced that
it had. No one having called tor yeas and
nays Mr. Morton demanded the yeas and
nays.
HOUSE
Mr.. Potter of New York from judiciary
committee reported a bill to establish adj
ditional judicial districts in the state Of
New York, was referred to committee Of
the whole
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EUROPEAN SCENES AND SooIETY.-Rev.
Il. Mills will lecture in the lecture-room of
the Baptist church, this friday evening,
at 7;30 o'clock. Subject ;-"Switzerland.
Admission 10 cents. Proceeds to be ap-
piled 10 the choir fund.
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Brandon sells a larger quantity than any
other town in tho county.
Paid salaries from 800 to $500.
Rev. Mr.. Stone stated that the law gave
the commissioner considerable authority,
more than might be generally understood.
He thought the county commissioner ought
to have the matter in detail In meeting
of the Washington county temperance So
ciety which he attended, the commission
er's report did not state whether there were
one thousand or one hundred thousand gal
Ions sold,
On motion Of Richard Grogan the report
of the county commissioner was accepted.
The convention balloted tor candidate
for county commissioner, and b. w. Mar
shall was nominated
The treasurer reported:
| Casn last year..............,...... % W.
paid for postage and votes 90.
Balance on hand ................ 81 90.
Hon. NJ. II. Cook said we had nominated
Mr.. Marshall, aud now we must elect him.
The party opposed to us were wiser in their
day and generation than we are.
Mr.. Marshall made few remarks in re-
gard to his position on the temperance
question. lie did not seek office, he only
wished TO be a servant of the people.
b. w. Burt remarked that there had
been more liquor sold in former years in
Castleton than in the last year. Five to
eight thousand persons were dependent on
the Castleton agency for their liquors.
b. K Chase had the fullest confidence
in Mr.. Marshall, but he thought the agen-
cies in the smaller towns were very much
abused. lie thought the books should be
closely examined by the commissioner. He
should visit the agencies personally during
the year.
II o Brown from committee on nomipa-
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pryXisoY.s PATENT surprise TAGS

over 20n millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint of loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. Sold by Printers and Statio.ers
Everywhere
GLOBE PAPER co. RuTIArD,
rnc2sdswtf Wholesale Agents.
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Az Clarendon, lecture by Col. Charles H.
Joyce, at p. IN.
Rutland grange, Patrons OF Husbandry, meet
ut o'clock p. m.
SATURDAY.
Regular convention OF Vermont lodge Knights
OF Pythias, at OddfellOws' hall, Globe block, at
7:B0 D. m,
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If YOU want IN interesting book ora pre-
sent for friend, buy the Green Mountain
Poets Of Spaulding Is Co.
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Hen ROOst Robber Shot.

New YORK, Feb 10
A man who gave his name as VIM Rob
erts was shot while robbing IA hen-roost in
brooklyn last night.
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aNarhlc
DUTLAND MARBLE COMPANY.
WHOLESALE DEALERS ~
ouARRIEs AND MILLS.
J. n. BANTER, sopt WEST RUTLAND, w.

All the grades OF Rutland Marble, In the
spape OF slabs OF various thicknesses required
for Furniture, Mantcl ana Decorative Work, as
well as Cemetery use also cubic Stock Tor
Monumental ana Building purposes, including
Bases, Strips ana Posts, may be found on onr
yard at ali times.
our extensive arrangements for the produc-
ton OF Marble In the way OF quarrylng Ma
chinery, and NILS comprising thirty-two gangs
wants OF the Trade. Wholesale and Retail
Dealers, Builders, Furniture-men, and gen
eral Manufacturers win md II 10 their interest
TO favor us with their orders.
mayld&wtI RUTLAND MARBLE CO.
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LEN'EEN SERVICES, 1874.
Trinity Church, Rutland.

Ash wednesday, every Friday until Palm sun
day, and every day In Holy Week, at II a. IN
and 7.90 p. m, at the church.
Every Wednesday. other than above, Of $50 p
m, at the hall.
Brief Lectures on Wednesday evenings
Sermons on Friday evenings by various clergy.
man, as follows:
Feb. 2O-The Rev. G. T. ogden of Bellows Falls
-" 2i- d. G. Roberts OF Brandon.
Mar. G. u. II. Randall OF POultney
+" 13- +. II. Anvil of Burlington,
:. 20 A. =; Flanders Of Chester
Holy WEEK.-The Way OF the Cross,
Palm Sunday--Trlumphan Beginning
Monday-Dlsappon
Tuesday-Open opposition.
Wednesday-Treachery.
Thursday,-"Persecuted for Righteousness
Good Friday-"Faithful unto Death"
Easter Even-"They rest from their labors +"
Holy Baptism viii be administered on Easter
Even at p. m.
Wilt the Parish on Wednesday In Holy Week,
and administer the Sacred Rite Of Conilrma-
ton.
WM. j. HARRIS, Rector.
Turn ye even to me, saith the Lord, with all
your heart, and with fasting, and with weep
Ing, and with mourning"
"Rend your heart and not your garments, and
turn unto the Lord your God"
"When thou fastest. ........... appear not unto
men TO fast, but unto thy Father, which is in
secret"
.'Forsake not the assembling of yourselves to-
gether, as the manner Of some is"
"TO do good and to distribute, forget not: for
With such sacrifices God Is well pleased"
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Lss,A'hE1S.

JA'KSON-At Fast Walllngford, February
IS. William, son OF 4. II. and Anna jackson,
agedl2 years and months
Tlc funeral will take place at Fast Walllng
for lchurch, saturday Feb. q, at o'clock p. IN.
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LENTEN SERVICES.
st.Petor's Church, Remington, IstA.
J. IsHAM BLISS, RECTOR.

]. IsHAM BLISS, RECTOR.
Fun morning service and service on ASH
Wednesday md Good Friday at 1890
Morning prayer and litany on all the Wednes-
days during the season at 1890
Evening prayer and meditation on all ishe
Fridays at4 p. IN.
Daily morning services during holy week.
Bible class AZ usual on every Thursday 81
1880 p. m.
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APPOINTMENTS. Hon. John l.. Mason
collector for this district, has made the fol-
lowing appointments Of deputy collectors
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICE
WASHINGTON, Feb. is u LII

For Friday in New England, southeast
crly winds, cloudy weather and rain. For
the Middle States, south and southwest
winds, falling barometer and generally
cloudy weather.
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IIOTSE.
From Boston.
HORRIBLE DEATH.


BosToN, Feb. 10.
In Lawrence, Mass, yesterday Albert
Hall, an cmployc, fell into vat of boiling
soap and was instantly killed.
POISONED.
John Wager was to-day poisoned to
death by drinking bcdbus poison through
mistake.
GONE TO DAEiES.
Prof Henry Mitchell of the United
States coast survey left Boston last night,
having been appointed on the commission
to examine the route TOR tho proposed
isthmus of Darien ship canal
ISCENDIART rIEEs.
Several fires occurred IN Chelsea last
night, evidently incendary, the most de-
structive being on Cottage street, where
large frame dwelling, occupied by six fam
lilies, was destroyed. Loss $4,000.
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1ools, Stationery, Sc.


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WANTED,-A man to take charge of
w Slate Mantle Works. One competent TO
manage, with good reference, may address j.
phia, Pa. Jan20iu
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Tho un-
IN dcrslgned, having built a shop on the cor
TO do all kinds OF heavy ana light Blacksmith.
Ing, aud Mac inc work, at short notice. Horse
shOelng q speciality.
by attention 10 business We hope to gain a
liberal share OF patronage.
O. w. BLANCHARD,
janl5dlm JOHN DONNELLY.
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GRAFTON, W.
Haze on exhibition and are constantly manu-
facurlng n large variety OF
TOP AND NO TOP CARRIAGES,
rHIETONS, BUGGIEs. EXPRESS VAC
ONS, DE-.
W, are sparing no pains 10 build them so as
to combine great thOroughness In their con-
slrlrtion, style and beauty IN their appearance
Hndnnsh
Lkery stable keepers and gentlemen in want
of line carriages VIII md 10 10 their advantage
10 give Us n call before purchasing.
sind Tor our illustrated circular.
j. l.. BUTrEkFlELD, President.
W. q. WYMAN, Treasurer.
G X. FRENCH, Supt. Ieb20d0mos
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rENIE ST. NICHOLAS RESTAURANT
&. f. stone has bought tie Restaurant re-
Gently kent by Joseph MaccOby, formerly known
the Fulton marke on Merchants Row, where
he will keep n first class Eating saloon. Meals
served at all hours OF the day and night Oys-
tiers by the gallon, quart or pint. oysters and
clans In the shell fresh every day. Call and
see Ctphas.
Rutland, jan. 29th, 1874. ly29du
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From THE GLOBES Special Reporter.
Rutland County Temperance SO,
CiPsV,

The annual meeting of the society was
held at Good Templars Hall, Castleton,
Thursday afternoon. l.. Sheldon of West
Rutland presided.
Prayer was offered by Rev. Richard
Grogan.
The proceedings Of the last annual meet
ing were read
Upon motion of Rev. l.. H. Stone II
committee consisting OF ii o Brown. IIo-
race Campbell, e A Smith, Z Lewis, A
c Powers were appointed by the president
to submit nominations for officers of the
society for the coming year.
On motion of Horace Campbell COM
mittee of three on resolutions was appoint
ed Rev L II Stone, II W Nye, Hiram
| Roberts
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS REPORT.

b. w. Marshall, commissioner, reported
that the reports which had been made to
him had been destroyed in the fire which
burned his store. He was prepared to
give buta partial report. There are seven
agents in the county. The following arc
thn 60 ac ot Tho cayn,
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I OST.- Mink fur collar was lost last
El evening between No % West street and
pamer's store on Merchants Row, or on inc
way to Perkins Avenue. The Under Will re
ceiye q suitable reward by leaving the same AZ
the store Of George II. Palmer, 80 Merchants
Row. L. l.. PALMER,
febidtf
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NOTICE All persons are hereby for
~ hidden TO trust my Wife, Jennie Il. Shat
tuck, from and after this date, as shall pay no
debts OF her contracting
r. \. SHATTUCK.
Rutland, Feb. 6, 1873. iebIdtf
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DLACKSMITH WANTED One who
I'D understands shoeing horses and oxen.
Apply 10 j. PRICHARD,
febild2w Plttsford Furnace,
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Sermons on Ash "Wednesday and Good Friday
Brief Lectures on Wednesday evenings
Sermons on Friday evenings by various clergy.
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ANOTHER BATCH OF "ABBys. "

Misses Abby Kelley Foster, Sarah Wall
and Marietta Flagg of Worcester, Mass,
divide the honors with the Misses Smith
of Glastonbury, Conn, having refused to
pay their taxes because not allowed to
vote. Their property is advertised for sale,
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& LDING e Co
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FINE NEW Goons:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-24
AL PU BLICO..

Fl que sus cribe hace presente que habiendo
tornado los billetes n1meros 1853 y 254, para el
sorteO dc la Casa situada en- Cangrejos, que ID.
Juat0 Rivero realiz ba en- la loteria del mes
de Mario hltimo, confrontado la lista de dcho
sorteO no habiendo resultadO premiadO MIN
gunO dc los numeros expresado les hizo Dedazos;
pero habiendO veto en- ell BoLETIN MERCANTIL
que e sorteo dc dicha casa ha sido trs ssferido al
dc Ia l0terfa del pr0xmo mayo SO We en- el case de
hacer pdblico 10 ocnrrido para al alguno de los n:
mptlizados resultare favOrecido porla suelte,
peder hacer waller sus derecho i dicha casa va
hucoa IL de Abril dc 1874 --Teleforo Paratcha.
2-H
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lint EREsAN TEN

La venta por acriones de la casita de made
fa feurando una Quincalla. varias prendas de
ORC tres eilletes das Ia Loterfa municipal de
tadOs Cd Vega-baia, casa de D. Hilario Pabon.
ha sidO suapendida p0r no haberse expendfdo
aun los billetes tiempo oportuno, la 1,aI ten
drA efect0 On La L0terfa dc MAYO pr6ximo. 4
IgaaImente y por igual motivo, Sc snsDende
kambien II De 10 jaula D el ruisefior que "a in
Raba con Ia misma LOterfa; de Abril. snplicsn-
DO 6 los que tengan p8pel0tas sirvan deyolyer-
aA0s en- Oatah0 al que erscFibe qui6n entrerarA
VetMtts OoloN. "a
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HOTEL DEL "UNIvERsO.o

FL que suscribe hace presente q sus muchos y
nuSn0S amigos tanGo de Ia lsla como de atuers que
do todas las precauciones necesarias para que los
Srs. que concurren asu casa 81 Hotel del Uni.
hasta ahora para 10 cual queda al frente del esta-
DleclmientO d. OnOfre Nicolau cuyo bpen car4cter
amabilidad va conocido de muchos, igualmeni
te el de su esposa ambos estan interesados en- la
mrcha concurrercia que queden satisfechos los
huespedes del hospedaje para que asf recomienden
81 establecimientO 4 sus amigos
Puerto Rioo % de Narz0 do 1879. Gabriel ObradOF
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de IA Garganta. E'ecl.o, , EssInones

EiarDol de Anaeahurta paraoe haber sido dests
nado por Ia nstnrAleza. como I'll gran romedi0 para
eSa eiase do enfermedades angustiosas que afaean
la Garganta, ol PechO los Pulnones. Este heeho
Yeftdico mace amos que eonocido Ciertas parties
90 Melico dOnde eultIva 81 arbo por sas calda-
dea madic!nales. La sido ensayadO del inodo maz
s3tsfaotorio pog la saba Faeuitad do III Academia
M0dica ae ber1n prusia, caYO eaerpo cstablec0
una sorle do experlmart0s cientf6eos r~actc0a
para aYeriguaE IA eSactitud se las proteneodos do
los Mellcauos favor dc este lrbol, Is3s expeFnen-
tos en- l0s Hosptates Reales 0eupar0n muchos me-
ses d9r0n pOr resutbadoel Gallo do 10 e0uoeersa
por rencdio que ejeraa ingtnenalR cnrat tya tan 10
oerosa sobre los oFganos kespinatorios como IL
purG Anaoahnita. A los que paaecen de-
los, Asma, RouQuera Tfis Group
. hesf1ados Bronqultls. Flebre HStica.
Ooior de o2reantA. Respiration Dheultoa9,
ottecemos este tran remedio perfeeto eststa tla
pureza combnlaio cor eert0s otros rieOs exlIaotas
vegetables 9uo auife5tn luIcho las exeelentes cali
dahes 'ped{eiusgas e ta asacahni "a: In esperanza
nasseglra de eopsaga y aslyia cprarse SO encnea-
ira On 81
ksasGHDs H. "a ae AgAeA RAUIVA,
el cuA " un 5aI}be deliCkoae SIN 0pi0 Aedo Prus-
co. ri ninguna aIra do las syistacius ps ferraas ouo
forman L. base So. e.lna eaas de las plap4rac9a aue
boy Sc otrecen Para = curacioR d8iauale. enferlna-
dndes peroeon lsae las Dr1piedadeN taedeiaales de
utlis p0r9D fae liAaaIea4neatas
toFalea saIH9 t3rtoies TODD io uaas no pnede
JnGnos do oetsasT On extbo universal IA pectoral
de Aniaeah s't. eeeplrala para ell AliViu y cura-
cien e e t,.1a :, aIoOcioneS Bronguialss. Tlangsa-
lD5y 1atlAg gaar1ae.s ) a "a
aall@se de ,yonta On todas lag soseas aregxs.
sias aursditadas.
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=: DE PUERTO-RICO.
ORGAN0 DE- Los ESP PAROLES SIN CONDICIONgg
HOTEL DE LOS vAPORES.
PUERTO-RICO.

Ell dueho de este acreditado estableoimiento tie
ne 9, gusto de paticipar los seforef yiageros de
duaa uno de los prmeros de .s to Capital tanto por
la frescura. limpieza, de sns habita,iones como
p0r la solidez esQuisito condimentos de sus conf
das, 10 que partcipo "a segnridad de que el que
me honre con su Aospedage, ira satisfecho.-
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PRECIO DE PASSAGES.
ALMACEN TALLER.


BE venden muy balatos los artfculos siguiontes;
Lamparasy faroles do diversas formas; v otros
obietos Decesarios 4 tola clase do alu brado.
Juberfa q hierro plomo de varios dametros
Bombas q distintss preef0s para sacar aqua.
Sc hacen trabajos de instalacion reparacion
& domicilio, para surtir de aqua Y gas.
Dlrlllrse para los pedidos OtrOs detalles
dichO ee1abIecinitnto ss,f go
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la A N G A

Por $500 Desos alcontado el restO yolun-
tad del c0mprAd0r, 90 vende la casa n6m. 1877
deia callc del Sol acabada de reedi6 i6car, pro-
duce de alquiler e06 mensuales Tambien 90
venden las maderas sobrantes, y mucbles usa-
dos. TodO 90 real "a por auzentarse su dusno
que vive en- 10 misms casa.-Eleuterio Merino
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PERDlDA EN- NAGUABO.

A D. Esteban Catarfnen sc le han extraviado
en- NaguabO nueve d6ciIpos del billete n1mero
l6,6l6 SO supica Ia persona que los haya en-
contrad0 los devuelva 4 gu dueiiO on la inte-
ligencis de que 81 toman las p ecauciones para
81 billete. 3-3
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Con el nsosdel Aqua Florida dc Murray yLanm an
Els 81 mas salutifero 'ie todos los smeficos con
tIene lngredlentes doletereos essimplem ente e ex
Ianto La 'blonde" como Ia brunette la tienen eu
gran aprecio, Gomunicando traspareneia Y sua-
Vidad tan admlradas el belo 10 Xo Su 90 nstante
uso Amptde y hace dcsaparecer las Az
ruEas: Suavza da tersura al cGtis, implla Is
Gendencia natural de lacutfcula surcarse aiarse
~ aqua noraA de Murray LannAn es real men 10
l~was deliciosa e6oaz dc las aguas de tooador 10
% 10 que entra en- su composiciou 10 mas saleeto
oomDlnado de tai manera que Rsegura los melon
II" rosulta0os. JaInas degenera nj Gambia por 5ffo
TO del tempo clima manteniendose sienipr@ ta,
deilcada fresca como cuando acabada dc compo-
nsr. Como dsntrtfco Sc naa genaralmente, por 70
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-24
AVISO

Sc venden tres cuartas parties dc la g0lets es-
pamela Mercodca, buque velerO para hacor ell
trAfcO en- Ia costa y las Autillas. Esta Tornado
y ciavadO en- cObrO amarillo esegun costumbre,
porte de 50 t0neladas; pueden cntenderse en-
ArOcIbo con d. Juan Francisco Perez en- la
Capital, con ID. Narciso RibOt nn Ills
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-24

Para nglaterra, Espalla, \
Francia, Alemania toda I
Europa Asia Santh6mas. ) 81 u Y G6 medic dia.
pacffco, Terra frmey Las
Colonias InglesAs
Para Ia HabanA, los Es-( W,A;.,x
tsdos- Unidos N6jio0.
Para San Thomas Las ~. q.
col0niAsinzles&s ~
Para ell Brasil Bio de Ia rldia os
Plata. IA ~ N''
Via San Thomas POI
Para los Estados Unidoa yen0r smerlcano4 8. IL
Da2o
Para ios Estadoe- unlooas Via de Jamaica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-24
vENTA POR ACCIoNES.

30 tTAnsnere para el s0rteo Dc Mayo pr6ximo
u dc la leOntina y rcloi de orO de 16 4. Nun.
n2ooA. que dobfa vcri6carse On el presonte mes
Dor NO hAbcrDo 0btenido adm cOnteetacion de al
ganaa personals de La Isla quienes 90 remi-
Geron bidetes para 50 Observation-Disclosures. Rico
Abril - de 1874 " ga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-24
GRAN HOTEL DE MARINA.

III qne snscribc duefio de este acreditado es-
tableeimisnto desea yender o, ell que 10 intere~
- puedc aoudR & 81 ea la Gale de la Marina
@ a Ae 7E.