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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-23
SPORTING xEWs.
NORTHWESTERN scHuTzENFEsT.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, June 23.-The annual
meeting ofsthe Northwestern Schutzen.
fest opened yesterday with q rain storm,
delaying the parade until near noon,
when the weather cleared off and the
programme was carried out. The pro-
cession formed at Turner Hall, composed
OF twisting societies from Iowa, Wiscon.
sin, Illinois and Minnesota, led by three
bands OF music, the City Council and
the press, and marched through the
streets to the grounds of the society
west OF the city, where four days. tour
nament will be held to compete for prizes
valued at $4,000. The city wears holi-
day appearance. being decorated with
flags, bunting and foliage.
BASEBALL.
CHICAGO, June 28.-The contest yes.
terday afternoon between the Philadel-
phia and White Stocking mines was, up
to the eighth inning, one Of the prettiest
and sharpest games played here this
season. The Philadelphias scored one
unearned run in the first inning, and
were then retired in one, two, three
order. seven In succession, until the
eighth inning. They were unable to
make single safe hit.
The Whites had In the meantime bat
ted Fisher for nine safe hits, but the
fielding was 80 sharp that they were
only able to score but two runs. At the
beginning Of the eighth inning the play
ers all seemed to ''let up" together and
nothing but errors marked the remain
der of the game. The Whites were out
Of luck and managed to make their blum
ders at the most critical points, by
means of which, aided by a streak of
good batting, the .Quakers scored seven
runs, but two OF which were earned.
The errors Of Warren and Miller were
particularly disastrous. The former play
er has proved himself entirely unable to
play up to the average of a tirst-class
nine. The play Of Meyerle at second,
Perkers at short-stop, and Glenn in the
lett field, constituted the features of the
game. A second game will be played on
Thursday, and bets are at the rate Of 7
to 10 in favor Of the White Stockings.
P'hiladelphias. .....l, y. o O. 9, 9, @. g, 4-s
White Stockings. .....v, !, 0, l, 0, 0, 0, 0, o.
MANSFIELD, O., June pa game of
baseball was played here yesterday af-
ternoon between the Athletics of this
city and the Stars of New London, which
resulted in score OF II to nothing, in IA
vOr Of the Athletics.
ST. LOUIS, June 23.-Base-ball yester-
day. Hartfords, 8; st. Louis Red Stock
ings, /.
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HvnseniaE Ceremonies in the PresseWtSn
AtterHsy's ASons.


AtforNey's ASons.
Some time last week young girl OF
about sixteen years was arraigned with
her mother in the Police Court on a
charge Of assault and battery, and each
fined SO and costs.
Last night, the girl, whose name is
Mary Ann O'Flaherty, who lives with
her mother on Race street, between
Front and Second, in the tenement build
ing opposite the Ones epgine-house.
gave some information to Col. Snelbaker,
who caused the arrest of man named
Henry u. Pendery, twenty-four years
old, and had him lodged In thu Ninth
street Station on a charge of seduction.
He Is accused Of having accomplished
the girls ruin BY the old repeated story.
namely, by promises of marriage. Mary
Ann 10 fair, intelligent locking young
woman. Pendery was released from
prison this morning on oonsenting to es-
pouse his victim, who Immediately pro-
ceeded with him to the Probate Court
and obtained license. They returned
to Squire Anthony, who. escorted them
to the room Of the Prosecuting Attorney
Of the Police Court, where he pronounced
the mystic words that made them man
and wife. A gentle sMile illumined the
face OF the bridegroom wheh the Squire
bound them together, and Mary Ann
looked greatly Rrattfied that her shame
was hidden under the bonds OF mar
riago. RS - \
,Esaaary ,xite hia umbrella uadv his
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The DtstSIlsry TIE Recen
Storm. M

The Roces-AmotherD tstsIlsyy- Tie Recent
Storm.
Special to the Star.
DAYTON, O.. June 28.-The track at
the race course yesterday was in a very
bad condition, on account Of the heavy
rain the previous night. The attendance
was also rather light. The two-mile run
ming race was won by Hazlem; his best
time was 8:5lN. TIE trotting race, mile
heats, best three in five, was won by
Scotland. There will be three races to-
day, trottins race for purse Of 81, 900,
running for $500 and pacing for $500.
\ The old Schwab Distillery at Hamil.
ton will be reopeued in few days by
the Miami Distillery Company.
We hear that great damage was done
to trees and fences by the heavy storm
that passed over the county, about Two
miles north Of Dayton, on Monday night.
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LOSSES BIZ FIRE.
IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, June 3D. Emery & Sons' mill,
at Preston, Lancaster, was burned last
night. One hundred hands are thrown
out Of employment. boss, $780, 900.
AT GRAND HAVEN, MICH.
DETROIT, June 23.-The Detroit q Mil
waukee railroad grain elevator at Grand
Haven, Mich, was burned att O'Clock
last night. The fire is supposed to have
caught from q passing tug. There was
no grain in the elevator. It was owned
by stock company In Milwaukee. Loss
about $45, 900, on which there 10 reported
tQ bare been sR0pt $4,000 N the Ger:
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FROM THE FAR VEST.
GOLD IN THE HILLS,

CHEYENNE, June 23.-A special dis.
patch to the Cheyenne Leader, dated
arrived to-day from Prof.
Janney's expedition. He has formed a
permanent camp on French creek, near
Harvey Peak, close to the stockade
built by the miners last winter. Gold
has been found in abundance. Over a
hundred miners were found there In DIFF
ferent camps, who have done considera-
Bile work in building sluices and digging
bitches. The same party reports that
the soldiers Of Col. Dodge's command
have panned out gold dust OF the richest
quality.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-23

Dies MONIES, Iowa, June 23.-The no.
torious forger, Allen, alias BertTam,
alias Bowen, who passed forged check
on the Fourth National Bank Of st.
Louis on tae Alexander County Bank of
Illinois for 5000, was recently arrested
in Fremont county and taken to Fort
Madison Penitentiary by the United
States Marshal for robbery OF the United
States mails.
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One Ktllea and three Wounded !.

DETROIT, MICH, June PAS work
men on Whitney's new Opera-house
here were resuming their labors, scat
folding in the interior fell distance OF
about forty feet, and four men were per.
cipitated into the cellar. One named
Geo. jackson was instantly killed, and
others severely wounded. Their names
were Jos. Holm, Michael Holm and
Maggiore Fournier.
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arm, without waiting to gather his raj
ments. or even carpst-sack, immedi-
ately proceeded toward the depot, in
tending to start instantly for Omaha.
The ceremonies were performed while
the Police Court was In session, and the
witnesses in the room were wholly ,un-
conscious OF the holy rites that were
administered In their immediate neigh
borhood.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-23
POLITICAL.
NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE OFFICERS.

NhW hAmN phAnh . "A N Or AN&1AsSs
CONCORD, N. H., June 28.-The Legis-
lative Convention yesterday afternoon
concluded the election of State officers.
Colonel A. Carter was elected State
Treasurer by % majority, few Demo
Gratis voting for him. Il. A. jerks was
elected State Printer by IA majority,
Frank Miller Commissary General, and
B. f. Prescott Secretary of State. They
are all Republicans.
MAINE DEMOCRACY.
AUGUSTA, Me-, June 23.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention yesterday nomi-
mated tor Governor, General Charles W.
Roberts, of Bangor. An effort made to
incorporate in the platform the financial
resolutions Of the Ohio Democratic Con-
vention failed.
THE CALIFORNIA GovERNORsHIP.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 23.-Mr. Catlin
will probably receive the nomination OF
the Independent party for Governor.
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xtes,ss.

Special to the star.
SPRINGTIHLD, o.. June 23.-The trial
Of Jas. Gillen, for highway robbery, was
concluded yesterday afternoon with a
verdict Of ''gpllty."
A barn near New Carlisle, belonging
to Mrs. Betsy Shellabarger, was struck
by lightning Monday night and burned
night did considerable damage in and
about this place.
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NEWS E8ox ro1xTs ARoUxD.
[REPoRTED SPECIALLY FoR TIE srAR

CLEvns.-Last night a man whose
name Is unknown. was run over and
killed BY an engine ON the l., 9. 3 L. rail.
road, In the tunnel between here and
North Bend. His body was brought to
this place and an inquest will be held.
DAYTON, KY.--If the English Ian.
guage Was capable Of doing justice to
1uea > subject We sAppsS, ASya ,S@s;
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A0ricwlt1rat College Important Dseis
t0n, 90.

Special to the star.
COLUMBUS, June 2S.--The Ohio Ag-
ricultural College closed its session yes
terday. Rev. A. D. Mayo, of Springfield,
delivered the address to the literary So
cieties.
No decision has yet been rendered in
the Ruler Egner case.
Judge Gilmore, OF the Supreme Court,
yesterday delivered an opinion that the
law of May, 1859, defining and Furnishing
petit larceny, has uniform operation
throughout the State, and that 1t i'm piled
q repeal OF the first Section of the Act Of
March 7, 1885; commonly known rs the
ttsHamkltQq COUNTY ActY s,s<--1-. -
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QUEBEC, June 23.-Messrs. j. Il j..
Woodley, the largest boot and shoe man.
1facturers in the Dominion, have sns-
pended payment. assf'
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GIRODE LLTRAS.

b. Borras y Hermauos, del Conner
Clio dc esta Pa a, g ran sobre AIican-
te, Aviles, Barcelona, Bilbao, Cadiz,
Ca!das de Reyes, Corcabiou, Co
ruf1a, Ferrol, Gijon, Habana, Lngo,
Madrid, Malaga, Mondon d., Oren-
Sc, Ov edo, Palma de MaIlorcs, Pa
drop, Pontevedra, Rivadeo. San Se~
bastlao, Santaade Santiago, Seyilla,
Tarragoua, Tuy, Vailadolld, Valen-
cia, Vigo, Vll'agarcla, Vivero, y lara
goza.-San Juan de Puerto-R:co 8 de
Mayo'd de 1875.-F'ortaleza, 23.
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Nuevo, fceseo y barato.

En- la "Flor de Borinquen," tenda almacen de co.
mestibes frente al "Telegrafo," eAcuentra I'M va
rado surtdode proysiones espanolas, rancesas ngte
sas, alemanas americanas. Entire otras hay
buenos vinos caalanes de Jeez amontillados frances
burdeos leJItimo, el buen brandy Hennessy, conac
desde medic peso dos botella ell recomendable licor
Paul, Padre Herman, anisete burde0s vino tinto de
las perlas Cataanos welcomes cuartillo e leftmo
aella en- de pipa. Hay tambien conservas almen-
ticas entire elias los ricos meocotones de Logrono
parragos setas alcachofas, membrilo, cruelas fran
cesas, frascos medios i'd La leItma F. A. moradilla
mantequilla Danesa latas de dos libra; sal
chichon de Bolonia, queso patagras gaetss inas de
la acreditada fabrca inglesa Palmers latas me-
das i'd quesOs frescos malorquines sObrasada, Ia
tiles fresas, aceitunas ngesas rutas eristaizadas
cajitas flascos, todo precios equitativos 3-6
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"El Buen Gusto,"
cab De 2an Francisco nillero 81,
Quemason de mercamctas al contado

Dferentes han sido los baratillos que de agun item
DO esta pare Sc han vendo efectuando esta Ciu-
dad perO segulamente que que ahora oa los
avenaja todos por verdadera baratura dc los 1ux
culos que ponen la venta, como puede iuzgarlo eli
pdblico por los sgpentes pecios que ndican como
muestra.
I1nicas de seda para senoras, que Sc han vendido
siempre $l5 ~ una Sc realizaran 3d. A, S g:
telas de seda desde reaes la vara Crane e oro a
$53 pieza ela real de hio Sla peza panuelos de npe
a II real uno panueos batista de hilo un peso do
cena, panueos de batista desde SS docena medias
pgesas sin costura para senoras 81 docena; i'd i'd
hnas de ~ as, docena; cacetnes desde ~
reales docena; muselina greca real vara; warando-
les real vara; batistas muy inas real vara; pa
ragitas para senoras q peso una, paraguas gran
des a 8 reaes; camisas de algodon para hombre S7
docena id. id. bordadas $40 docena camsas de hllo
S14 ~ cts $24 docena Las de este ultimo precio
las que han venddo siempre 500 docena tafe-
negro reales vara, eamisas de hilo para nj
hls reaes una.
Para 4os sastres hay sedas para forros apacas me-
rinos casimires, forros de agodon todo precos su-
mamente equitativos.
Por los articulos enumerados puede e p1blico for
iuico de las verdadei ventaias que encontrara
en- la venta que Sc anuucia que debe apresurarse
aprOvechar en- la seguridad de que nunca volveraa
encontrar OCCASION de OBJ ener compras los oaos pre-
clos que hoy Sc le ofreen. .
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Viaje directo q Espana.
VAP, ,R ESPANOL JOSE B1RO,'
CAPTAIN D. JUAN MAS.


Si para ell Is de JUNO actual Sc
hubiese runido un ndmero sufciente
de pasageros para Santander, Cadiz
y Barcelona, saldra %. M de este
puerto para los que indicamos ell dia
27 de este mismo mes, en- cuyo con-
cepto, suplicamos a los que deseen
utilizar esta oportunidad para trasla
darse a la Peninsula que SO sirvan
pasar aviso nuestra oficina antes de
la primera fecha Is de JUNO para
inscribirles, entendiendose que Sc
anuciara Ia resolution que tomase la
la empresa en- el primer periodico que
salga despues de la epoca citada para
conocimieto de los iuteresados.
PreciOs de Pasges.
Ia clase q. go
Para Santander .$l6O 125 60
Para Cadiz. ..-- $50 14O IS
Para Barcelona. 200 155 70
Para fetes y sus precios informa
ran los consignatarios.- Juan
Puerto Rico 2 de JUNO de 1916
B. Borras Y Ell srmanos, Fortazea 2 8
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''La Flor Mallorquina.'
FABRlCA DE- CHOCOLATE Al YAPOf,
CAFE Y C0NFITERIA
POR PEDRO A. PUG,
Cal de San Justo nameYo Z.
Cal de San Justo namero Z.

En- este ESTABLISHMENTS encontraran favo-
recedores complete surtido de chocolates orecendo
dueno que tales pastas tendran rival tanto por el
esmero con que Sc conecci0nan pOr 10 alimenti-
cias hgencas nutritvas pues para el efecto cuenta
con meores classes de cacaoy azucares que en
mercado 1ncos ingredientes que SO san para su
fabrication
La esperiencia adqurida sendo por muchos amos de
pendiene interesado 1ltimamene s6co director de
la primera fabrca de chocolate de esta Capital hace
quepueda asegurar parroquanos que los produc-
tos de este estabecimento esan hechos propiedad
por cuya razon no teme rivalidad ninguna Habendo
recbido nueyos aparatos por ell dtmo yapor de Cadiz
puedo aender con toda la actyidad necesara, los pc
didOs que hagan sean de la mpOrtanca que fueren
ADVERTENCIA.-En las etiquetas de las envoltu
ras ira cOplada la maqulna- molnO su nOmbre,
cada media libra estara grabado lapasta LA Flor
Mallorqulna con ell numero que pertenezca 81 case;
para evltar que cOndan las de Otras fabricas
Habiendo alberto 1ltimamente el nueyo establecmi-
ento de Cafe Confterfa, participa sus numerosos
amigos al p1bllco Ell general que ademas de los cho-
coates retrescos cafe que sirven todo ell es-
nero possible segun 10 ha demostrado antigua prac
tca esta case de estabecimentOs haaran constan-
temente aparadores complete suitido de ico-
como son. crena de menta, crema de la val
nilla noyau, ansete Bordeaux, padre Herman ia, ga
yiuOs de mesa de todas classes, conservas aim nticas
nacionales exranjers entire elias ell rico pastel de
iebre truaGo perdz, salchichas contrufas sin elias
complete surtido de trutas su ugo cristaizadas
ahacos cigarrillos de la Habana entire eos los que
directamente reciben de la abrica Leon de Oro'
llamados Fulmlhantes Cuenta ademas un exec.
ente Conhtero Repostero, cualquler pedido que
haga en- conhteria como reposerla sera seryido con
pr0ntltud esmero.
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iAvisO interesant4!

Siendo esta Capital ell pun.o de legada partida
para los efectos que venen de la madre patria otras
procedencas regularmente aquellos llegan consig-
nados casa de comerco que tienen que recibrlos de-
clararos la Ad0ana, almacenarlos estar pendien-
tes de ocasones para envaros destino y opera
clones engorrosas para de comercio de POGO
niugun lucro, por que varas de estas me han
Euplcado ponga este anuncio ofrecendo mi agencia
las personals de las Isa que recben eecos poe esta Ca
pa Yome encargo de recibirlos, declarlos envaros
asus destinos por una m6dca comision.-Agenca de
Negocos de L. Goenaga San Juan Puerto -Rico.-San
JusO n1mero %. 8
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lOJO.--.AL RAMILLbTE.- .--OJOl
Dep6sito de pieles de todas czases, For
talesa Al, trente d la casa de los
SYes. S0brin0S de Ps

Sc ACADIA recbir directamente del xetrangero Bar
celona complete sartdo de los artculos sguientes
badanas baquetas, becerros charoles, Ca
brhas chagrines, butalos colleras nas para cabaos
de coche betuh para mpiar cazado carteras de VIA
ge para senoTas caballeros, cnturones para tropa
y vOiuntaros fundas cordones para revolvers, ba-
quotas para camas eunas de ninos en- la mencionada
casa Tambien Sc expende suela al por mayor Y menor
deas princpales taDrcas de la Isla de la Peninsula
Antonio Rodriguez v Rodriguez. II
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INTERESA.
SASTRERIA DE PRAVIA,
CAPITAL.

81 que suscribe dueo de este antique estabecimien-
70 site en- la calls de San Francisco nimero Al hace
saoer al p0blicO general sus constantes favorece
gores en- particular que de hoy en- adesnte hace una
potable rebaa los precos de hechura de prendas de
-Inpa que Sc le encargue, prometendo la satsfa
BeF lUs mas exgentes capricos de la moda Dor igua
pfeco al cue utros esablecimentes de lujo 10 hagan
Otrece talnbien por preco m6dc0. cortar toda
Elase de prendas de yestuaro va sean aqueas de dl
Easimlr otro genero asi como las de uniforme para
itares garantizando los que gusten avorecerle con
E pago del yalor de la tea 81 el trabao que So e con-
ae resaltsse detectuoso por faltas del corte.
SuertoR ~ de Mayo l575,-Jose D az y Menen-
E1eSa 4-tM
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Tenta de naebg Y articuIos de Iqjo.

Desde ell dia dos del corriente estan de manifesto
en- la calle de San Justo nmero varias muestras de
muebles articuos de iujo los cuales estan tambien
visbles en- Cangrejos del Sr. Consul Britanco
pudienlo los interesados informarse Cosuado
Consulate Britaneo 3-3
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Dalts RsPaallylIs San JOSE

Para fnediados del pr6xmo Junio, saidr6 e.e acre
5ado buque con destino Barcelona escala en- Ca.
olz' admlte carga ete pasaeros alos que ofrece ell
Domenech.
La eseala en- Cadiz har6 sole en- el case de reu.
mr. suhciente ndmero de pasajeros carga. Sus con
r;asaEs0sl aFlagEa HsgRaa0 de caraeeRs Ga, Ma
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Aviso al p1blico.

Desde ell de Ma.tzo he cesado en- los negocios
mercanties que por mi soa cuenta venia eercendo eu
Ell barrio de Catano, para evitar cualquiera mala
Interpretation hago presente que tOdas mis- cuentas
comercales estan pagadas derecho establecer-
ST. 10 creyere conveniente, Ell mismo que me asiste
para cobrar las acreencias resutante mi favar-
Puerto Rico, Junio IT, de 1675.--Pascasio Garla
Flores. 3-3
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"LA SOAiBRA,"
Perilito pditicO CON cariGatura5 en- cooIvS.

Este interesante per6dico que pnblica en- la Ha-
bana recibe Puerto Rico por los vapores del Is
30 de cada mes agente el Administrator del Bo-
LEtIN MERCANTIL quien pueden dirigirse las per-
con por un ano $14, por un semestre SO por
up trimestre pagados adelantados. 3-12
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A V @.
Sc desea un aposento de poca familia. Da-
ran razon Ia ealle de Ia Luna Nun "a. altos 40

Bolsas de cruiia
Esponjas inasy comunes.
Cubieros tijeras para ensaladas.
Espejuelos y lentes fnos.
Medias de Persia,
Plumeros grandes.
Libros de misa para regalos.
Pieles de ante.
Aqua Berger para tenir el pelo.
Paraguay para los dientes
Todos los santos de la C6rte Celestial en- papel q
un real.
Perfumerla ga
Acaba de recbirse Sc reaiza barato.-27, Forta-
taleza, F. Ramos. lilo
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PRECIos DE ANUNCIOs.

De seis linea de impression publcsndose hasta veces
" rengOn exceda de los seLos
Sn dOes cuando los hyan de pubarse
uesos n6meros tipos los de neas.-Por
eses admten precios convenconaes
ocado cObaan 10 la Inca mpresa AnunciOs
nicado bOnaran adeantadOs
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ANUNCIOS DIVBRS(S.
A Y $50

ponemos en- coDocimiento del pdblico que desde
da 20 del mes pr6ximo pasado ha cesado ID. Juan
Martinez (conocido por Pepin ell cartero) ell cobro
40 las cuentas de nuestro establecimiento ola Born-
ousn."y 10 hacemos constar asf por que habiendose
uedado con algunas hechas efectivas otras
;n entregarnos su importe queremos evtar que
,inne seneante abuso.-Puerto-RicO A de JuniO de
I9-s CatalA Borras ca 2-6
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p & r D

al que suscribe Sc le han perdido los billetes n6-
meros 1916 4,5l6 a. $50 de la lotera municipal de
esta Capital cuyo solteo habra de celebarse Ell q del
conente mes, 10 cual hace p1blico para ccnocimen
to general para que la persona que les hnbiere en-
contrado pueda deyolverselos dueno, que habita
la Gale de la Luna nun, 10s SECURE de que sera
tihcado.-PuertO Rico, JUNO 7 de 1375.-Mguel
Cancela 2-3
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Venta de muebles.

por tener que embarcarse Da Socorro Capetillo pa
ra la Peninsula, reaza precios baratos todos los
muebles de la que habita rente la Catedra dom
de podran verosy ratar sobre sucOmpra las persOnas
que los deseen. 20
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Con e. ia fecha he re-

vocado e poder que tena conferido D. Antonio Var
gas dejandOlo en su buena opinion y fana.-Utuado
Mayo 20 de 1870.-JOse Roura. 3-3
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Ayiso al p1blico.

Ell que suscribe practice del vapor Ingl6s "Amo" de
la costa Sc lie ha aNtravado bau conteniendo ropa
documentos de M profession el viae del de Di-
oiembre de 1874: ell que tenga noticas de razon de
paradero Sc dirigira la Comandaucia de Marina don
dc sera generosamete gratfcado. Puerto Rico, Ju-
MO de 1575.-Juan Alyerto. 3-3
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Abogado.

Pedro Jose Faardo, de los Ilustres Coiegios de Ma
drid PueroRico, de diez sete amos de ser.
vicio la carrera Fiscal lade administration pbica
que ngres6 por oposicon Ia ;rasadado su estndio
la cale de Isabel nunero IL en- Punce donde ofrece
sus servicios 3-6
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A los hacendados.

En- LOLA, hacienda de D Ricardo Galardo Sc rea-
liza la busyada, buena 6ven, carros carretones, al
ezas arados demas utensiios de hacienda tres tra-
piches de bueyes de dfereutes tamanos fondos aam-
biQue estante maderas &a 1-12
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ANO So.

Psicase per6dco los dOmgO microbes venes
Az 10 exen circunnciaS repartense aances supenenos
~rdtis los suscriptores