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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-25
take warniu;

THERE has been fusion OF Demo-
Gratis and Independents in Washoe
County, and as consequence the
Democrats are sole and dissatisfied
The Independents sobbled all the
Legislative nominations, and the
Eureka Sentinel. the second Demo
cratic paper of the State, warns
Democrats to bewars of Iudepen-
dents aud all fatal coalitions. So
far as We know, unions Of parties in
the minority have not been ,ondu-
Give TO strength. and have generally
resulted in dessentions and ultimate
defeat. Democrats and Independ-
ents may be drawn together by an
imagined or real common interest,
or may be temporarily united by
the positive attraction Of possible
success. but they Can have no polit
zeal sympathies in common The
Independent is a negative being.
emasculated. politically. and gen.
orally not OF such strength of mind
as to have any positive opinion.
The Democrat is exactly the reverse.
However far he may be from the
path of truth. he will continue to
wander and boldly assert and per-
sestently maintain that be is right.
Hence a nnion Of these elements 10
campaign is quite an anomaly. and
it is always brought about. it may
be certain, when success for either
alone is reekoned among the i'm
possibilities
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-25

r. NJ. BEATTY is . Justice of che
Peace of Eureka, and, like most all
other Justices Of the Peace, he 10 a
candidate for reelection. Recently
the absurd story got to his ears that
club was forming with the cole
obj ct to defeat his election
Straightway Mr.. Beatty. apprecia.
ting the great power and influence of
newspapers, writes long commum-
cation and has 1t printed In The
Sentinel. 1t makes a column and
half Of solid brewer, and is all about
Beatty and the club and the Ju.tice
of the Pieccship, or the Justiceship
of the Peace, or the Pieceship of the
Justice. We surmise that the office
is of some conscque Judge Gates,
who recently died in Dayton. used to
make abolt FIVE hundred dollars n
month out of it. II must be held by
the people of Eureka as important,
or they would not be forming clubs
to beat a candidate, as Mr.. Betty
says they are. Men must have lit
tie to do who would turn aside from
the common affairs of everyday to
enroll themselves to defeat candi-
date for Justice of the Peace. Mr..
Beatty evidently labors under hall
Inclination. The length of his COM
municatiou alone leads to that be-
lief Beng thus subject to aber-
ration. he is manifes,ly incompetent
10 be y good Justice Of the Peace;
and being incompetent, the clubs
have a justification in forming
against him. This is a circular ar
gument, Of course, for We start out
by assuming the club and then at
length reach the club as cnnclu-
sion. Ii is sort of hoop-snake
but il is Legitimate to ap-
ply il to candidate for Justice of
the Peace who imacines that the peo-
pie are plotting against him and vim
dictates himself a, the rate of col
umn and half Of small type. The
chance is now tina, Mr.. Beatty will
not be elected, and candidates for
the Magistracy elsewhere should
take warning.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-25
TwAKp's soiourn amid tie delish,

TwAEp's soiourn amid the delight,
full scenery OF vigo Bay will be
limited to the customary period Of
quarantine. when he will be sent
from Corunna to Cuba aud thence
to the United States. The Spanish
Government appears to be acting in
good faith. having from the outset
aided the State Department in track.
ing tue fugitive. This comfy re-
suits in . great measure from the
readiness with which the Secretary
Seward had Col. Arguelles surren-
asred for slave-trading and embex-
element to the Cuban authorities,
Il would be better. however. to have
an extradition treaty take the place
Of this exchange Of criminals, since
the practice 10 liable to abuse.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-25

EVERYBODY confesses that Tilden
has been steadily losing and Hayes
has been steadily gaining for the
past fortnight The Democrats feel
it, and doubtless many of them Will
say amen 10 an exclamation VI = re-
specled member OF their party a few
days ago. well, if Hayes is going
to be elected, I am going to vo,e Tor
him. want TO vote for the man
who is elected once in my life"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-25

SENATOR Conkling remsrked in .
private conversation with the editor
of The Troy Times the other day:
"when think OF the record Of the
Republican party during the past is
years, OF the great rebellion which
i, conquered, OF the difficulties 1t had
to meet ard overcome in the work
OF reconstruction, am simply n
mazed at what IL has done; amazed
that it has not made more; amazed
that our statesmen have had the
strength, the wisdom aud the cour.
age to do what they have done, and
to do il so we'll. There is nothing
in all history SO grand as the record
of the Republican party"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-25

THEY seem to feel the anti-Tildeu
wave out in ohio, for The Cincinnati
Commercial says: at 10 pretty clear
now that Hayes will be elected. The
Democratic reform movement Is
playing out. Tilden, ~ an IRON
hearted reiormer, does not bear ham
meriug. He got down from his high
financial horse upon which he had
been mounted In a scientific attitude
FIR forty years when Hendricks dis.
played to him the importance Of In.
diana. 1t turned out when he and
Hendricks came together that he was
the weaker vessel. His special sig
nificance just now is that Of the rep
resentative of the solid South in its
rush to seize the National Admins
trstion for jobb,ng purposes; and
the people at large are not prepared
to pay the bills of the southern Con
federacy The drift of public opinion
is Enthusiastically against Tilden and
solid Southern dictation in national
job work, and each day will offer
new testimony OF the truth"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-25

THE narrative Of an alleged eye
witness of the destruction Of Gen
Caster aud his command adds new
element to the tale Of horror by stat
ing tnat six soldiers were taken
prisoners, tortured, and burned nj
The stake. Tue story is related with
apparent sincerity. ana bears some
internal evidence of truth.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-25

Mr.. CHARLES OCoNNoR Is said
to have made the following sugges-
ton to a reporter Of The New York
World. II aln inclined to believe"
SAID Mr.. O'Connor. that Tweed, ii
brought back will throw up his
hand and try 10 effect a compromise.
BY giving the Attorney General u
complete insight into his property,
real estate, &C, and with the consent
Of the Governor. an arrangement
may he made whereby the State will
re Give back the Money and Tweed
may gain has liberty"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-25

Field Marshal WrAngel celebrat-
Ell the hiueth anniversary VI ills
entry into the Prussian military ser
vice, on the 10Th uit.. and received
from the Emperor William . cavalry
sword richly adorned With uriii,an,s.
he was long ago decorated WI sail
the orders Ia ,Ie giit OF tue + pir,.
aud therefore there was ~ ~.,.sr
recognition available but a gift OF
some kind.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-25

This is a ba time for farmers and
merchants in Cuba. The farmers
are ordered To place most OF their
cattle under the protection OF the
forts, To secure them from the In
surgents, wnlie the latter are OPP
pressed with heavy taxes. In one
instance British firm paid Tor war
expenses more than the year profi.s.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-25

MATTERS Of more than usual i'm
por,ance have been considered by
the Social Science Association
whose meeting has just a j"urned.
Every wear this society grows more
successful in handling issues in
which the public generally is con-
cerned, aud which appeal to the or
binary newspaper reader-the aver
age American.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-25

II YOU wan, circulars,
II you want hand bills,
If you want envelopes,
II you want business cards.
II you want tasty letter heads,
Ifyou want neat bill heads,
If YOU want nice visiting cards,
II YOU want tue best of bail works,
II you want any kind Of job work.
Leave your orders Al the TINES of.
flee, and you can secure them on
short notice, ~ low rates, aud in the
best style,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-25

The French lave name for the
man who is always thinking OF the
clever things he might have said an
hour or two after the opporl unity tor
saving them has passed. They call
bin u staircase wit. Gov. 1ilden Is
fast proving himself u staircase poll.
ician.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-25

THF San Francisco police inform
THE thr"nicie that the city h In
fe~ted with s~sassins who let tnem-
selves aul for hire /" murder people,
charging all the way from fifty To .
thousand dollars tor the performance
III the job.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-25
The Test Change.
Meeting Of Lyon County Repab-
lican Central Committee.

SEPrEMBER airR 1876. -PrRSUANT To
- notice. the Committee met al the Post
once in Silver city, ~ . O'Clock p. NJ. Pres.
rn,--pr. W. Buncher. W. X. kiae. J. c. Cru
Der and Thee. ). Davenport.
Called 10 order by DR.. W. Buncher. Chair
man. On molten. IL WAS
Resolved. That tue test for the Primaries
be iuodined u read a. follows
viii you be a legal voter At the next cleo.
ton aud will you vote for the nominees Of
the Republican National, State aud County
Ticket At that umcg
There being no further business, the Com
mittee sdtuurned
". BCNCHER. Chairman.
Tnxo 8 DAvKNroRI, Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-25
COLONEL. BRoApaEAD is back from
San Francisco.

The King Of Bavaria was 81 years
old on August 25th. He lives alone
in the mountains, and hardly ever
travels, aud he never appears in pub
lie. On one occasion they illumins-
ted Beyruth, and after great entrca-
ties his NJ .jesty was induced tn
drive through the town, but his car
rage was closed, and the good-hu-
mored people said they were much
obliged to the carriage for showing
itself, for nobody saw the King.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-25
NEW TO-DAY.


Il ossuTH MINING CoMPANY--Loca.
N ticn Of principal place Of business. San
Francesca, California = Location Of works,
DEVILS Gate District. Lyon County, State Ut
Nevada. Nottce-There ere delinquent upo..
the following Described stock. on account OF
assessment mo. y levied ON the 18th day OF
August. 1876, the several amounts get oppo-
site the names Of the respective shsrehold-
era A follows.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-25

Good syrup is manufactured from
the juice Of ~Aterm-lons Ia Florida.
Twelve gallans OF juice yield rue
gallon Of syrup. and the propriesors
of the works hope 10 make the ratio
nine to one. by Improvements in the
process. The seeds Of the melons
are pressed Tor oil and tue rinds are
fed to cattle.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-25

Matt Carpenter SAYS Tilden will
carry Wisconsin. OF course he
would say so.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-25

The proposed Protestant cathedral
in New Yor.. is to cost $1,000, 900.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-25

Bismarck's health is better, but he
has been obliged To renonnce all
work and avoid all excitement. He
receives neither letters nor kilograms.
All pass iuto the hands of his family
aud official assistants.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-25
LATEST DISPATCHES.
IsKSr ny TRLEeRArH TO THE LYON
COUNTY TINES.
The Hurl Gate Explosion.

New YORK. September 9th
Hurlgate was blown mp at 8 o'clock
to-day. The shock was light in
New York. The explosion, rs heard
in New York, was only . rumbling
noise,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-25

The total amount Of taxable prop
erty in Eureka county, accord ng to
the assessment roll. is $a,9il.63o, OF
which $l,6l7,33S is in real estate
and improvements and 1894. egg
personal property.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-25

Boston drink 10, 900 bottles of la
ger beer in day.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-25

Lord John Russell has been mem
Der Of Parliament since 1918. He
entered upon his eigh,y-fffth year
August 18th.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-25
NEW TO-DAY.
For school Superintendent.

IN L. CnLNoN WILL BE A CANDIDATE
Hs b~forr the Republican Convention tor
the nomination Tor Couasy superintendent of
Sc.ools.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-25
Carrier and Agent.

Ernest A. Herring is the author
ICED carrier of THE TINES for Silver
City, Virginia City aud Gold Hill.
All payments are to he made to him.
r. KENYON.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-25

And In accordance with law, and an order
Of the Board Of Directors, made on the 18th
dxy nf August 1876, 90 many shares Of each
parcel Of sue stock "a may I've necessary. will
be sold At public suction. at the once 81 the
Company No. &i9 California street. Rocm
No s, San Francisco. Cal. on THURSDAY.
the 1T day Of October. l"I6. at the hour Of
O'Clock p. N of said day. to pay said de-
linauent assessment thereon, together with
costs Of advertising aud expenses Of the sa,e.
EDWARD r, STONE. Secretary.
Office-Aia California street. Room No. >,
San Francisco, California.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-25

The Dessert News snumeraies
among Utah manufactures. leather
trunks, woo.ien trunks, cors-,s. ar:i-
hciai flowers. Swiss and other kinda
Of che, se. silk. thread and fhss silk i.
cioth and ready name clothing. soap,
essence OF Jamaica ginger. crackers,
ink, etc.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-25
Peter Cousins
OYse Err AND CHOP HOUSE,
AT MrNcKroN's SALOON.
Eastern and Calf rnia oyeters served In
every style.
MEALS TO ORDER At ALL HOURS.

international Hotel Block South { Street,
VIRGINIA, CITY.
A. HOOPER. Proprietor.
HNRE MOST SvPSRBLY FURNISHED
Il Bit Hons." in tn, United States. Every
thing for sale equal TO any frst class houseos
the Coast.
Bottled Liquors
At reduced prices. Remember the plscs
and call.
, 1876-11-08

41hhGn 1}f!FFt
Strange as It nny seen, In these days Of heavy
guns anl mighty iron-ctads wc have at tile pres
coursc uf huiIlllig. Qther ships, 10 tho number
ot th!ry-s,tnc nrG oil tho stocks, but thcse. one
allti NIL, nsa unnrmorcl vessels. This pnllcly OF
iroEclutis under construction Is, llo~Gye! 1or-
tunately m0Ee apparent than real. While VIC
hayo but four such Vessels actually building,
tic AUX usll Aga'nomuun turrctrshps, a,I.s tho
Eetsun nuI Northampton, tI,nstcu 1run'clntst
thure arb six magnificent crafts already launched
alnl fitting fur aea, wflcl Will ald very mnterl-
ar9 ' tho turrrt-ahips Thuudersr, 'Drcadnougllt,
aud lnfexlble, t,e east VI which would bu more
than a ii.tcl, Tor lnlf dozen ironclads iaunchcl
tho Alcxnntlra, Summon. and Teme-
ruse. These six vcssoa toEethcr constitute II
ably 10 unconquerable BY thu Combined ziaylcs
of Europe. OF tho th!rty-n!no n1lar1'lorcd Ycs-
sc.s buiting, two OF tho Inost Interesting arc
tho Barcilutlte, which will bu lauiel.c u porss.
mouth tu-tlay, md tic Euryalus, both III which
ar1 built on lilo principle Of the Hoadlcpal which
cruising, ai,tl vii constitute thu most powerful
vessels III the kind tn our sGrvicc. Eight u the
other ycsscIs arc to be OF Btcei-tllc Mercury
and Iris, bnth building at Pembroke, being largo
and swift dispatch yesscls, lightly arlnetlt whose
speua will probably be twenty miles an hour
fully armed with styes-ncl. guns, and these arc
tu Go employed on distant stations, anu lot tho
protection Uf or colonies. Tllc numbrr Ia
nat.c up Ut sloops anil email corvcttes. onc tor
pcIu-hoat, four gtli-ycfscls, anu twenty Ilil-
itoats. THO minority Of these aro being rapidly
now as much wurk OH fts hanls aa It call con-
ivunlently manage. Only twclvo ot tho vessels
HOW building for tho 1!nYy arG being proceeded
with In Goyernlnent yartts.
, 1876-11-08

OF wigs will bc necessary. Everybody mdy
apoFt the "glnI gold hnr "-naYi hluo
eyes, too, a,M snowy ektns, All -yon
have to do is to 70 and i've on an island
and cat pcneuins' tRgs-and the muEo you
cat tfe falrcr yu, Will get. None nerd despair.
for hatr ton durk to chnngc to gold tnrn4 rcd,
md rcd l,alr, being more tic rage than ilazen.
tant nieu5. The isle III question IN one Of tho
Crnzet erotp, o1l which The survivors Of tho un.
fortunate Strntlinorc were wrecked last
year, nnd only reacued ,after stx montlls' 'tur-
ance Vile. They, bad little to eat but peng1lns''
eEEs innd donbt'csn thc esEa withunt the .s!anA
would l,o of no arail), but the slight !ncouycr-
icnce of II fa,ncncse In food woula be readily
encountered bv the votartea Of fashion. A sur
,lcai ' of '" Esoil. LUZ VS. a 4 mo.t' remarkable
thing was thu. every ono ial tatr skfns and
light hair. 'iNrl.. faecs and hn'r being quite
ehanyct. nvk lair turning brown or rcd, and
lairef people quite l'axen." II tplnc enscfprss-
tn0 Emg1ial,u,an tlota not Immediately set up q
hotel on TILL, enchanted spot, VIC et'all never
give J"l,n hull credit for knowing how TO make
Ills fortune.
, 1876-11-08
Tho IIJgl,-at AIouu1,omt In the yvorld.

The lIINheRt MnNilTnAt III EH6 "ofIdt
The new cass-!ron spiro Of tlle cathedral at
He!iyltHse ol that Lfocese publishes the follow
lug particulars rclatlvc to tho comparative
heights of tho principal Ino1lumchta Of the
;gtobe, ~ cdt,treste.l will this new work. Nonu
nude 50 magnificent os 80 lofty pssacS.al for
tho Christian Cross. Illo dome 0f St. Peters,
at Rome, the aarycl OF modern art, thrown III,
to thu skies lY tho genius. Of DEuInante a.ld
Michael Anglia bus rulsta the emblem 70 ~
Sfuted rlork.towcr, its teut; Alnic,Is, 4a0 toct;
Chartrns, y99 feet; Notre Dame, at Paris, las
only ~ feet. The l'urls Pantl.orn, considered
oiis u tho boldcst cdihees. does, not exceed
B08 feet, tho crosa INCLUDED. On all.
utilcr side, tho highest. pyramid, shat Of
Chuops, measures 47a feet according to some
travellers, lt5 feet according t" otlHrs, and this
latter calculation IL the 1ne generally adopted,
~ hcislt whlcf, 1T, known llHHIan con5trtiettnn
has sl!itlierto&xecc!cl. Thu pyrandof Chetl'rcnl
has 4;W tcct, That Of Mycorenus IN feet. Among
more molcfsl ellces tho dome nt st; h. Faul,s: :
London has MM iccti that Of ALLAN w teet;
gq,.a,s Tower Of: AsineilI Itaiyl ISL tcct; ~
dome OF the Inyaltdcs, Paris 3A feet: st, Sophia
At Constantinoplv only rises to iv0 feet; the
leaping toxur IT Pisa 10 1s7 feet; tho Ars do
TIlomphe. pafIe, to lAl feyt; the Pantheon Of
ssfect. Tho dome of ihq Capitol at Washing
top, including IT, statue,. rcachcs 907 feet III
hc!Kht, ,-Trlu!ly, Church {Rcw Ynrk] steople be-
ing 2sf feet. From these figures, which nro
spirc Ut Rouch, which haa height Of I03 fuet,
Ii tllu most cleYatca monument In tue world.
The old ono, commenced III la44, on tho plans Ut
Robert bctsIllct. destroyed by tha aro Of Sept.
tencc, bud height OF 4b feet; II was therefore
DO tset less than tho presesit splse. .'7:!'
, 1876-11-08

Tho much vcxcq 4ucstion, How 10 get gold
hair, is solved Ut last. While tho Germans
shrluk from be!ng held fais>haired nation, who
knows, hut this; sufferers, whit otucr nations
Prusslaf Ladies' have bornu unheani.of tor
lncnts In pursuit Ut this fictitious gold, Onu
who had to 1e turned roll1d IN tho sun for
hours during tho process, lore With stole forth
tuo to tos1S saaase " 3,st nyoyea @ Sa
though, after ILL., shu was scarcely cyea clcctru-
plated. Ho,no run other risks, tn rubblng Teu.
ton e4,tpses Of their long, taIr locks; and all u
Intellectual tphile cyaa and sk1n rcinain to gayo
THO lle 10 llaif. Now. no 1nore1dycs, encralaes,
, 1876-11-08

N'l.cn Seth 0rrcn, tic 1s-cultur'st, q few
years ago p,,. some shad.fry Into river flowing
Into Lake Ontario, ld Advertised TINT l,c would
pay 81 for the FIRST u,,a taken from tho lake
weighing notices. than oand onc-half po!!1t;s.
caught aatl In tho lake d few days ago Weigh
INK tour pounds, md las forwardca 1t to alr.
Green along with tho ,rropcr A1ldtvitB.
, 1876-11-08

ancc1. This pcrfot1, on the nvefagc, Ii from So
10 49, After this, the law Is TINT experience in
rrcascs, but enthusiasm decreases. Of collrsc
there arc exceptions.
, 1876-11-08

1H11A0n BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAILRoAy.
DsIutA ftHt " laRost., lnilaaauY,, and Sixteenth.
n. and Canal and stxtecnthsts, Ticket otcea -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-27
La Nueva Esperanza,
De .FELIU Y COMP.

Este acreditado establecimisnto SO hal.a
constantemente surtido de mercancfas v provisones
tanto naconaes exranjeras, las que aus duenos
tieasn ei gusto de ofrecer va al por mayor al
detail precios equitativos.
Sc hailara uu complete sursido de tabas cuartones
pnturas aoetes para pntar casas, hierro gayaniGa-
do, una in6nidad de arlculos de quincsila fer.
retsr1a
Para zapateros, suela, vaquetas, 1narroqunes, ba-
danas chsroles becoerros, easticos para botines a
do surtdo de zapatos, ta5ien ropa herha de pals.
Los Sres. Mayordomos de fabrica encontraran velas
de cera de todas tamanos sncasgandonos de cnal-
quier pedido que sc ha9a. asegurapdo nesotros
prontieud esnsroy haaatura.
Alcs sres haqe,tiados criadores de ganados ofre-
ceGas sogas de cuasro brazas, propias para bueyss
y il reses dycena haciendoes una rsbaa de su pre-
co corrieute cuando tomen partidas que exeedan de
diez decsuaas csls de Rspana, esquina 1la
u ssb :. la7la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-27
ATENCION
GRAN NOVEDAD EN- VEGA-BAJA.
INTERESANTE PARA LOS QUE VIAJAN.
la H0NRADEZ. Hotel,
Fonda g Posado, Confterta, CqfG q Bil1ar
LA H0NRADEZ.

Los que suscrlben, que encuentran al frente de
este nuevo ESTABLISHMENTS, deseosos lie que los que
valan por la ruta de Aecbo puedan enconrar las CO.
moddsdes apetecbles sin ne3esidad de moles ar MIN
guno Gle sus conocdos amigos, hau omit do gasto
algnao para montarlo cua corresponds la altura que
va rscama este pueblo. de trnso por 10 regular de
parada, por stnacion centrea entire la etada villa
de Arecbo la Capital tienen ell gusto de ofrecer
dicho-tiO EEL Ia HonrGdes al p1blico IN general
En el Sc encoutrara redonda 4 las horas de
costumhre las que 10 exian los transeuntes; mo-
das ventadas habitaciones correspondientes
camas, sglado esnsraio servico; refrescos to-
da cIase de bebidas ademas cuanto pusda apetecer
81 gusto mas deiicado oxsisnte reposter1a
fterla Vega baia II de Julio de 1576.-Calle prin.
cjpal en- la carretera general.-R. Torres Cs-m.
iuliD IS,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-27
Giro de Letras.

B. Berrds y Herrnanos del Conner
clio de esta P l.sza, giran sobre Alican-
te, Astc;ga, Aviles, B,rcelona, Betan-
EOS, Bilbao, Bonar, Cadiz, Calda de
Reyes, Canga de Onis, Cangade Tineo.
Cartagena, Corcubion, Coruna Curdi-
Hero, Ferrol, Gjon, Grado, Habana, i,
Leon, Luarca, Lugo, Llanes, Madrid,
Malaga, Modonedo, Noya, .Orense,
Oviedo, Padron, Palma de Mallorca,
Po!a de Siero, Pola de Lena, Pola de
Labiana, Pontevedra, Pravia, Puentea-
reas, Puentedeums, Rivadeo, Rivade,
sella, Salas, San Sebastian, Santa Mari
de Ortigueira, Santander, Santiago,
Sevil:a Tarragona, Tiueo, Tuy, Va
lensis, Valladolid, V:llagarcfa, Wvero;
Vigo, Villaviciosa Infesto y Zarsgoza.
San Juan de Puerto Rico, Forta-
leza %, esquina 4 la de la Crns.