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PROBATE COURT.
District of Rutland.
WALTER c. DUNroN, Judge.

WALTER G. DUNToN, Judge.
THOMAS G. ROBBINS, Register.
The following is the business transacted
at this Office since our last report
Nov. 17-Estate of Huldah Atwood of
Pittsford. Application of guardian for
license to sell real estate ; hearing De-
cember 10.
1S-Estate of Edward and Nancy Sit
terly; guardians inventory returned.
19-Estate of Melinda White, Waliing-
ford will filed. Order of publication for
probate January 5, 1875.
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Funeral Obsequies.

New YORK, Nov. IS.
The funeral of Jacob l.. Mchaels, grand
senior warden of the grand encampment
of Odd Fellows, took place this afternoon.
The grand encampment of Odd Fellows,
several masonic lodges and chapters, and
Jewish lodges were present. A large
crowd attended.
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The Arkansas Question.


ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 10.
The congressional committee to investi-
gate Arkansas affairs is now here and have
been interviewed, and though entertaining
somewhat DIVERSIFIED opinions, generally
agree that if Smith is seated as governor
by federal troops lie will have to be main
tanned there by some power, but Judge Po-
land thinks smith no more governor than
Baxter was, and he thinks the authority of
the latter was gained by fraud.
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The Brazilian Vice.COnsnl.

NEW York, Nov. 10.
Gustave Gosslet has been recognized by
President Grant rs Vice-Consul of Brazil
in this city.
Charley Ross has appeared in Quebec,
and the Canadians seem to think he is the
genuine one.
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New YORK Produce Market.

INV YORK, NOV, W
CorroS-The market is quoted as quiet and .
decline. Sales OF 2,29i bales at axe for
midland uplands. IT,.
FLouR-Receipts 1888 barrels. The market
is quoted as being quiet and b9loc lower
shippers holding of In consequence Oh the
scarcity OF freight room; the local trade only
buying TO supply pressing wants. Sales II, 500
bis OF superiine western and state e.. o oSe
40; common TO good extra 40 - Ioso ~;
White wheat extra western % I5lS6 20 FOR COM
mon TO good extra Ohio 81 sote6 70; common 70
choice extra st. Louis q 30 "a oo lncla sa
ing 2.IO0 bbls shipping extras ~ 20 ooao zo
market closing quiet and heavy.
RYE FIoUR-Markct is iirmer. Sales at - 80
easy MKAI-The market is quoted quiet
sales of 1000 barrels OF western at ~ 1894 75
Brandywine, 50 iol ,,,,
WuEAT.-Receipts l7o,aoo push. Market heaVy
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Effects of n Gale.

New York, Nov. 10.
Kingston, Jamaica, advices of the 9th
inst state that there are sixteen small
wrecks in Kingston harbor, few larger
ones in Port Maria and st. AIMS bay. The
towns of Portland, St. Mary's and ST..
AIMS suffered severely, and all the tele-
graphic lines were blown down by the gale
of the | st instant
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Information wanted.

Information is desired of sister OF
James Wilson, who enlisted in Co. c, 18th
Vermont Volunteers, and died in the SER
vice. His sister is supposed to reside some
where in Rutland county. Herpresent adj
dress should be sent to Rev. L. n. Beau
dry, Farhaven, VT
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LEGISLATUKE OF VERMONT.
Ninety Fourth Session.
HOUSE.
MONTPELIER, Nov. 10.

HOUSE.
MONTPELIER, Nov. 18.
AFTERNOON.
The question being ON the third reading
of the bill, Mr., Hyde of Castleton related
the history of the railroads interested.i this
bill, and stated the fact that they have
passed out of the hands of Vermonters and
are now operated by foreign corporation
and were run in the interests of people of
another state, to the detriment and oppres-
sion of the material interests of this state
along the line of the road and these iu-
terests-tho slate and marble interests
now ask the interference of the legislature
to so regulate the tariff of rates of trans
portation as that these interests will not be
compelled to wind up their business.
Without concluding his remarks he gave
way for the consideration of ii. 396, max
ing provision for the support of govern
ment, which was read the third time, and
pending the consideration of the bill, on
motion of Mr. Noble of Tinmouth, adj
gJourEej.
EVENING SESSION.
ii. 397, in addition to an act to incorpor-
ate the village of Fairhaven reported ia
vorably, read third time and passed.
ii. 1873. making provision for regulating
the rates for the transportation of freight,
passengers or cars on certain rail- Dads
therein named was again taken up
Mr.. Hyde, of CastletOn, moved that the
bill recommended by the minority of the
committee be substituted after the enacting
| clause of the bill under consideration and
proceeded to discuss the bill at considerable
| length, giving detailed statement of the
charges made by the Delaware and Hudson
| corporation for the transportation of slate
and marble TO various parts of the country,
and from their published reports showing
| that they could afford to make large re-
| duction in these charges and still give the
managers of that road handsome dividends
on their stock. The efforts that had been
made to obtain concessions from the cor
poration in these matters of freight had
been unavailing, and there was no other
method of relief but by an act of the legis-
lature. They make no complaint as to the
passenger tariffs, but they do make COM
plant as TO the freight tariffs, and he be-
lieved justly. If the slate and marble can
find outlet to Rutland, they will there meet
roads willing to make satisfactory arrange.
ments Tor transportation to the West.
Mr.. Perrin Of Berlin defended the report
of the majority of the committee, and sale
it appeared before the committee thai
these slate and marble interests are not il
the position of the weak being oppressed
by the powerful for they were large
interest even than the railroads complained
of. He said the statutes limited the PEE
cent. of dividends which railroads wer'
permitted to make on their stock, and !
the tariffs they now charge permit thu
stockholders to declare dividend large
than allowed, they had their redress In thu
present statutes.
Mr.. Guild of Rupert said that he did no
see from the testimony before the commit
tee that the Delaware and Hudson Cana
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The Railroad Combination.

New York, Nov. 10.
The railway commissioners for the asso-
ciated trunk lines met yesterday, but ac-
complished nothing. One of the commits
sioners states that nothing will be done be-
fore next month, when small advance in
rates will be made.
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Arkansas Quiet.

LITTLE Rock, Nov. 10.
Everything is quiet in Arkansas. Smith
and Wheeler are still missing. The man
ner of Senator Dorseys election is to be in
vestigated by the legislature.
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The Meadow Massacre.

SALT LAKE Cry, Nov. 10.
Bishop w. II. Dana, who was arrested at
his residence in Parowan, Utah county, to-
day by deputy United States marshal on
an indictment for murder, is connected
with the Mountain Meadow massacre.
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Found Guilty.

New YORK, Nov. 10.
Charles and Mary Fisher, charged with
abducting two Swiss girls for immoral pur-
poses, after trial lasting four days were
found guilty of the crime and sentenced,
the former for seven years and the latter
for five years in the state prison.
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Out of Work.

ST. JOHNS, N. b., Nov. 10.
One hundred and fifty men were thrown
out of employment by the burning of Kirk
d Daniels mill in this city yesterday. Loss
$4,000.
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THREATENED REVOLUTION.

Ncarauga is considerably disturbed by
threats of revolution. The defeated party
at the late elections charge fraud upon their
successful competitors, and war is threat
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pENNlsoN.s PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.

over 200 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 Statoners
EVERYWHERE
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
tune2sdSwu Wholesale Agents.
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Too Much Whisky.

PORTSMOUTH. N. H., Nov. 10.
Four of the crew of a fishing vessel were
drowned off Newcastle last night, while
returning TO their vessel in small boat.
They were intoxicated.
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Pools on the Race.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10.
In the pools for the $4,000 trotting race
on Saturday, Occident sells at 100, Judge
Fullerton at IS, and Sam Purdy at 90 to 70.
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RLANK BOOKS Are a specially with
Id us. We have everything In this line. we
have one OF the best ar not the BEST appointed
Blank Book manufactures In the state. Every
man In charge OF It who understands the busl-
ness In all It's details. We have stock OF nrst-
class ledger papers, and invite banks, manufac-
turing COMPANIES, &C., 10 examine our stock ant
nricas GrOBE PAPER co
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THE MUTUAL LIFE.
OF NEW YORK,

Is THE BEST COMPANY.
1t has more money than any other two In
surance companies In the United states.
.s-Assets, Sixty-eight Million Dollars.
&. II. GRANGER, Agent.
Rutland, VT.
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The Late Earthquake.

New YORK, Nov. 10.
Panama dates TO the 10th report Central
American states contributing literally in
money and provisions to the assistance of
sufferers by the late severe earthquake in
Guatemala.
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The 8utland daily Globe.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
s.atru nxs nntEE GrlNAI 0EEICHR.

WAR DkPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE Grief SIGNAL OFFIcER.f
WASHINGTON November 10 p m. }
For New England, the northern portion
of the Middle States and the lower lake re-
gion cold and partly'cloudy weather, with
variable winds and stationary and falling
barometer.
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A DENIAL.

Per contra The Republics correspond
ent says there is no foundation whatever
for rumors relative to cabinet changes.
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Another Herald Hoax.

NEW York, Nov. 10.
The Herald's Washington correspondent
reaffirms his statement that the president
has telegraphed for Minister Washburne to
return from France, and adds that Secre-
tary Fish has notified the president OF his
intention to retire to private lite. Grant
has consented to accept his resignation.
The Herald says this move will result in
the resignation of the entire cabinet.
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DOCK BINDING.-We are now ready
ID 10 receive orders for all kinds OF work.
GLOBE PAPER co.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Globe's Montpelier Special.
MosrpELrER, Nov. 49,.
ADJOURN ENT.


ADJOURNMENT.
The General Assembly by joirt resolu-
ton adopted by both houses to-day, re-
scinded the resolution to adjourn on Fri
day, and fixed Wednesday,, Nov. 25th, at o
o'clock a. M, fer the final adjournment.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC EDUCATION.
At a meeting of the Joint Assembly held
this afternoon,
EDWARD CoNANT,
of Randolph, was elected Superintendent
of Public Education, under the new law.
The candidates were J. S. Cilley. of Bran
don, and Mr.. Conant. The vote was as
follnwe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-29

BEN, Der nit ieinem erfeu @nfeIfinbe
ouf benz S6ooB am Sen1ter fist uuO Benz
faum bret Mtonate alien 8a6o intereIe
iante 9el9i6ten bonn yGosshawk" err
5Gblt, =
Gn6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-29

Doctor Mmbobne traf fur3 bor Sem
Sonper Elm ullo bele6te bnr9 ieine Gonz
berIation, Die infolge bes 3nfGltgenWegz
bleibens @uD &abD7s ettDas i1iDetg1ame
Sii6geieai9aft. SIN 8erlaufe oes @ez
iprGds ertpGbnte CT audi ietnes neuelten
8atienten Gobentrn uno metnte, er tpllr>
be ME mieoer auf ben SiiBen ite9en fon1
men, ba bas &Id9ratb un9eiLbar gebro@
heH let.
yg8ie LANCE bat ct nod 3u leben !? 0as
tits, mas i9 tpiiien mill" tteI 5enrD
nit elmer 9etpiiien 0erbbett benz Doctor
in bic &eoe.
yBas bas betrifft," entgesnete Qrns
boDne: vIeben mag er nod Sabre lang
= aber tDel9' Elm 2eben! -8is an Die
8ruit ni1ts ais cine nertriippelte. uns
betpegli6e Waife, un6 oberbalb berieLs
ben Elm retabares, tranfbaftes 9ebirn,
Oaau Elm pOn@eWtiens6inen unbS9mers
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-29

All paden, fam pl0BIt9 unb obne ieoean@
melbung fetn Greunb &aniome inS 3ms
mer geitRrmt nnb rtef ibm 8n;
,Gor!pGrts 2ittle, raid mad Dem 0e>
ridtsbauie - uShifty Dick" ntr6 Glen
Dor Die N~iiiiien gebra6t!"a
,8a1, mas flmmert mid Der &eF ?
Sdrbin bur@ans nidt begterig, tbm nqbz
mails gu be8esnen. @r tit mir ieDr sIsbz
n6m-Der tpeiB ? Mtr sulieb, Tretn6
9tttle, fpmmen Sic nnper3lglt6. Gels
Leiut banfen Sic Mrs nod, baB id pie
btnbra6te.-9aun, fomnen Ste?;-GRt
10, aQonS."
Die beioen Sreunbc betratsn Ben 5ez
rt1tsIaal in bemlelben Womente, poper
Nnqeflagte Gt9aro Martin, alias v2lrb
Oapentree," alias vIom Baine," aIqs
Sir 6enrD @ulltoue," alias vGtm, ,er
QuGfer," alias 0Shifty Dick" II. /. p,
Dor bic S6ranfen gefubrt uurbe.
Der &ronsAnpalt begann Die SeIe@
tuna Der MnflageeNcte, Wel6e auf dRe
&eiDe bon S6pinbeleten, Dtebitdben
nit uno obne@inbru6, SGli6un9, BraIoa
fttftung unb SaIi9min3erei lautete. Ser
BON 9on0on b%erbetgebolte UertbetDIer
befGmpfte in einem brtuanten uno nllpfr@
eIetbli9 i6arfiinnigeu Platboper ieen
etuselnen Yuntt Der Mnflage, uno pa
tbetlS Die Stub cine Mn3abI 9raDirer,er
8epetsmittel binpe9geibpemmt, tbdfS
6as Nt1teintreffen gepilier 3eugen tpn
Mau6elter nnp anberen 0rten peridlez
bene Qnflages 8unfte b~etuetslos seIaisn
bate, 10 rebucirte ii9 i6IteBli3 aaim
Nnl6eine na6 ber einaige 5u elmer yTrs
urtbetIung quaIitcirte 9%elaltungss Pulft
auf bic am vGosshawk" nerilbte S9ph1=
belief, tDel6e nit elmer perbGltniBmd.tg
GuBerit gertngen SreiDeitSitrafe pare le@
fIbnt Wor6eu.
8d6renb 8aniome, 6ur6 ben boraib=
1i6tR9 acknowledgement Musgang Rr
cause celebre4 in f0rmli6e Mutb perlBt
ingrimmig an ietnem langenS 6nurrblrt
faute WRp 4enr9 feline 8emerfHnser a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-18
SECCION OFFICIAL.
GOBIERNO GENERAL
DE La LSLA DE PUERTO RICO.

El Excmo. Sr. Ministro de Ultra
mar en- IL del corriente en- telegra-
ma recibldo en- dicho dia me dice 10
siguiente;
"El Presidente del Poder ha acor-
dsdo sc reduxca un cincuenta por
ciento la contribution directa sobre
Ia riqueza agrfcola por ell presente
aflo economic 0; que sc mantenga Ell
recargo de cednlas y Sc cobra,a des-
de primerS de Octubre un srbitrio de
cinco por ciento sobre los derechos
de sduanas en- importation y expor-
tacion,-Correo 6rdenes."
Lo que he dlspuesto con ell mayor
gusto que se inscrte en- el peri6dico
Official para su cumplimieute por
.quien corresponds, y como nuevo
testimonio del interes que esta pre-
vircia iAspira al Gobierno Supreme
y asf tambien de mis- prop6sitos como
iniciador de la idea, 6rmes en- Ievan-
tar en- cuanto sea possible el credito
de Ia Isia y abatida agriculture.
Puerto Rico, Is de Setiembre de
1874.-El Gobernador General -
SAM.
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ID r 81 n Is II o.

En- uso de las facultsdes que me
correspoudea y en- atencion a la i'm
posibilidad fisica que padsce, 10 cual
le impide dedicarse al eiercicio de su
cargo con la asiduidad que ell estado
dei Cuerpo rec anna, veugo en- decla-
rat cessnte d, Juan Campos y Me-
lea del cargo de Jefe del Cuerpo Mu
nicipal y de Orden PGblico, quedando
satisfecho de su compo' tami INTO, GEO
& iuteligen, ia con que 10 ha dcsem
penado.
Puert1- Rico, Is de Setiembre
de 1874-El Gobernadcr General,
SAM.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-18
lnieIeSane para e plbIica.

81 estabecimiento do Ia "Gaditan; - d.s1e
esGa focha dejA dc llsvar apuutes de nio.,n1a
especie. concletandosa sotamente al expeudlo
de contldo.
Tampoyo sc faeilitaran acticulos para lie
varOs la vista.
Determnaclou precise qHe se toma sin dis
tinclon de peIsonas m0aiva ... por los cOntlna3s
abIsos dc cohtitnza ue amos qav tiicen scr
slrvlentos dc cAsas c9noclda3 pi. .iIeldo obiel,.
la sta, su antoj co1su lurata Gg I'm s.nsa-
nando lie esta iuauer.s ii p 3 mai del esg Ole.
>imiente cuand0 80 tlata dc reco IRA las
plenlas, 10 que p7oporci2ns. disgastos eonfre-
euencla como frecaente es hoy la Variacion de-
srvientes on las casas.-Puerto- Rico Avnst,
% de 1874. 10-I0
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HOTEL I BANoS DGI "JNIVGRJO.'

Ell que suscrlhe duen0 de dicho estableci-
mionG0 paltlcipa Il sIe muchos gos cons
tantes fayoreoed0res dc esta loc3lidad del
exterio", que siguieldo Ell 81 continue desvelO
pOr lutr0duclr en- I'll Sor s1clO, tra o mesa dc
SUI casa, todos los adolantos que le son COM
patibes, stu Fert!onar nlnguna clase de sacrl-
ficio para mantener inalterable ell creditO de
que vene disfrutando D0f bon lad dc sus nume-
ciente MI aero de CON Jdas y vel.iadas habIta-
cions, con un esp4clOsO ffesso comedor
enteadid0s dependencies para J0dOs los servi-
clos de Ia CT a, 10 onitir,s medic para dejar
comD Dlacldo Il tOd0 el Que Sc digne hOnrarle con
su asstencia. Cal de Tetuan NUN. 9.-Puerto-
Rico 81 do lie Agoat0 do 1914. -Onotre n colau.
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En- uso de de las facultades que me
compete y previa la aqu escencia del
Excmo. Sr. Captain General, vengo
en- nombrar en- Comision Jefe del
Cuerpo Municipal y de Orden Pdhli
CO, sl Comandante de Ejercito d. Jo-
s9 Gramareo, Segundo Jefe del Bata-
lion de Valladolid, que reune las con-
diciones necesarias.
Puerto REQ, 15 de Setiembre
d. 1874,-El Gobernador General
SAM.
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III . II e l.
M A 7 A G IT E z A NO,
GALE DE MENDEZ- -VIGO
Marina NIeridfonaI.

No aiendoms possible yer con indifereca Ia gsnsrosa
aeoeida que sl pdblicc ha dspensado al mencionade
ssabiecmisnto, 10 he trasladado mads las mejores
easas de esta Villa para dc odo podsr eorespsn-
der un ssntimisnto de gatid que siente pero que
explica
Al tratar de las buenas condolences de Ia nueva casa
muy lusto sera recomendar elsgante comedor puss
ss de una forna tan eevada que 80
plra en- el un ambente agradable y decioso.
Respncto de las demas habitaciones todas vienen
dar una favorable dss del esmerado gusto con que ha
sido sonstruido sl edifeio.
Parn que todo eontrbuya & su mayor re.lce tam
oien sc ha eolocado una gran caner{a de gas distr
ouyendose en- sada una de las habacenes una preeio
"a brillane luz
huy pocas palabras dire para encomiar el seryicio
Gel sstabecmlento pues aste solo levara por ea SEN
elez, limpissa, prontitud esmero
Dentro de pocos dias sstaran concludes unos mag
nineos banos, los cuales serAn 4 precos sumam.nt.
modlcos pues sabds la crisis que e.tamos atr.ve
sando.
Tin de que s transeunte todo 10 snsuentrs Ia ma
no. en- mismo estabecmiento Sc halla una pIau sabs
ller1aa con su correspondence cochera
Ian pronto como pase sl invernazo, Sc pondra una
caesa por euenta del Hotel Ia cual sstara on e nusbo
eada 10 minute desde Las dsz las once de Ia noehe
para eonducir los que estuviesen aloiado. en- Las
noshss de las hssas dc La Candeara sstara dead. las
disE hasta las dose.
For este ssrvioo admitira retribucion alpuna:
pues 9! que suscribe, tens un graudismo placer On
propcrcioRar ssta comodidad los que So dsnen
fRvorecerle
Mayaguez, Setembre 10 de 1e74.-Jose D. Rodri-
Ruez. To-
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4 Los PADRES DE- FANILIA.

Eu Il solsgio SaA Rafael ealledel Cristondm 16
aCaptal So admtsn no ssamsnts los aumnos que qaie
ran aprsnder la instruction prmAray los idonas frau
sts agles, que el snasnaa, 81 que tsmbisn los
6Ysaes de los pushlOs de 10 lsa que Plsnsen aslstir
come sxtarnos las classes del Semnario Coegis Ell el
curse que Sc abrs el 10 del pr6ximo Octubre.
FL sxpresadO colsgio susnta hoy con cinso Prsfess
e.a para atender con 81 dsbdo Ia ensenanEA
del srecde nnero de alunnes que tisns ofrecs alo
amisntodssepte un trato ssquisto para los pnpilos
Para informes sobre prssos y demas condolences
aiaicrss al Director Pbro. d. Manuel j. Rios sn 81
x.ieIna Establishments. Is
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Historic De Ia lSWrecQol De LapeS,

prsssdida de una rsssnA de los rabaos separatstas
que - venen hacienda La sla de Puerto Rico dts.
emancipation de Las dsnss posesiones hispano- ultra
nlArnas, seguda de todo= los documentos ella refs
rentes por D. jose Pcrez Morris d. Luis Cueto Con
zalsS Qujano.
Este hbro On que tanto tisAsn que aprender los bue
NOS espanoes, vsnde d reaes en- la Admisti.tra
sion del BOLETIN
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Casa de Huespedes.
De Z. ANA RAMOS.
CALLEDELA FORrAL LEzA NUM-. IL

En- esta c6moda, espaciosa ventilada casa
Sc adlsiten huespedes d precio~ ~ 0dicos AGO.
mOdat0s toda clase do sueldos fortunas.
Tam Glen Slrver bateas go admiten perso-
mas qIe deseen solo almorzar conner. La pro-
ximided de esta casa d tOdos los centros ofcia-
les eu situa zion centrica hacen que la mlsma
sea convenlouto toda clase de personals.
Hola de alnuefzo 10 y de Ia maTana. Hora
de la c0mida 81 de la tarde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-18

B. Boerss Y Hormanos, del Comorcio ele aat.
flaz's' glTan sopre Agcante Barcelona Bilbao.
Malaga, .Oranse, Palma do Mallorca. psdron'
PopsoYeafa, Rigadoo. Sevilla Santiago. Ssnss
gandeE, Taraagona, Tuy, Valer sia, Valla. oIid-
yl$o, 1lYelo, glliaxarcia ~ agoza FtO Ricn
= 0e enese de I,sls -aallt d. Ia Foftalexa l.9,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-18
Colegio Santomas

Ell Sr s. Narval otscs al respectable pdblicoeo puep-
to-riqueno Ia vScina sla Danesa eolsgio The
st. Tomas cuyo establishments reeibra por $25 al
aluanos quenss nstruira los idio1naA frances
ngles, suidando de moral y alimentns 81 Por sl
Sxto que ha obtenido s desempsno de sus deberes
ss isongsa correspondent dgnaneIts La sonfanza que
los Srss padres utores Dc los nii,os el dsposta
5-l2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-18
tEal VIEtb Dc ntrandaS al pr mayor
7 AL DETAIL.

81 que sassrfbe psrticipa los sres eemeredantes
e La lsa al publco en general que por 81 bergantin
Carmen vapor Puerto Reo ACADIA de recibr un ex ton
20 VarAdo surtdo dc nercanelas, las que rsalisa
yor eaIle DC Ia Cruz mum al detail en- ssu estable-
sinientos La Puerto Rquena La Villa de Bilbao ss
IA ttna frente al almacen de D. j. Eustaouio Csbre-
A.-Pasrto- Rico, Agosec 26 dc lS74.-Josa HernAiz