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The Portland daily press., 1876-12-25
Wonderful Success.

1t is reported that BosoHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
has, since its introduction in the United States,
reached the immense sale of 10000 dozen per year.
Over 5000 Druggist have ordered this medicine
direct from the Factory. at Woodbury., N. j., and
not one has reported single failure, but every
letter speaks of its astonishing success in curing
severe Coughs, Colds settled on the Breast, Con-
sumption, or any disease of the Throat and Lungs
We advise any person that has any predispostion to
weak Lungs, to go to their Druggists-and get
this Medicine, or inquire about it, Regular size,
rs cents; Sample Bottle, 10 cents. Two doses will
relieve any case. Don't neglect your cough.
oct20 deom1y
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If 1.-THE of the testimonials now on hand
of the value of DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry should be published, no one would stop
to read the bulky volume. Ask any druggist
and he will tell you that this Balsam is a real
blessing to all affected with throat or lung dis
eases. All kindred affections, including Bron-
chitis, Sore Throat, Group, Hoarseness, Pains
in the Chest and Bleeding of the Lungs yield
to its wonderful power. We advise any one
tired of experimenting with Physicians pre-
scriptions or quack medicines to drop them at
once end use this Balsam of Wild Cherry. 80
cents and ST. bottle. Sold by all druggists.
HARPER's BAZAR.-This beautiful weekly
publication is a welcome visitor to the parloI
circle. The number for the ensuing week has
been received by Fessenden Brothers, Lancas.
ter Hall, and d. Wentworth, 553 Congress, COR
ner of Oak street.
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DEATH OF A MnLIoNAIRE.-The Times of

DEATH OF A MILLIoNAIRE.-The Times of
yesterday relates a romantic story of one Mich
ael O'Keefe, who died in Ireland last February
leaving an estate of $24,OOO,OOO. 81. 900 was
bequeathed to Mr.. Dunn, whom he supposed
to be living in Halifax. Mr.. Dunn is not liv-
ing, but has five children who inherit their faith
er's fgood luck. Two Of them, daughters, re-
side in this city, one of them being the wife of
Mr.. George L. Warren, a carpenter, who lives
on Green street. and the other tbs wife of Mr..
James Wilson. The third, son, is living in
Kentucky, and is unmarried. The fourth is
Mr. E. 81. Homer, who resides in Halifax, N.
S., and is already very wealthy. The fifth, also
daughter, is married and living in Windsor,
N g
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PREsENTATIoN.-The Sabbath School class
of VIM. G. Webster, numbering about forty
young ladies and gentlemen, belonging to
the Casco street Sunday School, surprised him
at his residence on Middle street, and present.
ed him with an elegant and costly chair and
ottoman, which were presented in behalf of
the class by Mr.. Chas. S. Deering, in few
touching and beautiful words, which was re
piled to by Mr.. Webster in his usual happy
manner. This was a complete surprise and
the occasion was greatly enjoyed by all who
were present.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-25

CHRISTMAS TREE AT PREBLE CHAPEL-Sat.
urday evening the children at Preble Chapel
were treated to Christmas tree, which was
loaded with gifts. DR.. Foster made a few in
teresting remarks, which were followed by
Christmas song by the Sunday School, The
tree was then unloaded, each of the children
receiving gift 1t was very pleasant affair
n all
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Personal,

Joseph Drown, Esq has given $50 to the
Relief Association of the Portland Fire De-
partment for their services at the Market street
fire.
Mr. John Perteous, the agent of the Grand
Trunk, and Dr. j. Fl. Kimball of Bridgton,
were amoog the passengers by the Sarmatan
The members of the Portland English Glee
Club have presented their leader, Mr.. John
Morgan, with an elegant music roll as Christ
mas present.
MI. John K. Martin was presented with an
elegant easy chair Saturday evening by the en-
ployes of the City Hotel.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-25

ANNUAL MEETING.-Ivy Lodge, No. Daugh-
tiers of Rebekab, at their annual meeting held
Saturday evening, elected the following officers
for the ensuing term: Noble Grand, Henry G.
Skillngs; Vice Grand, A. E. Sampson; Re
cording Secretary, Lizzie B. Spaulding; Finan-
cal Fred w. Hatch; Treasurer, Caroline A.
French; Trustees, Alfred Woodman, James N.
Reed, Mrs. Mary E. Nash Mrs. Mira G. Cox,
Mrs. Annette A. Crockett.
The officers will be installed the second Sat-
urday of January at the new Odd Fellows
Hall, on which occasion there will be picnic
simmer
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STATE NEWS
PENOBsCOT COUNTY.

A brick block on Mill street. Orono, was to-
tally destroyed by fire Saturday morning. The
lower part of the store was occupied by Ma
thanel Lunt, dealer in shoes, dry and fancy
goods, the second story contained hall which
had been used by the lstate college students
The building and stock were insured for $4,000.
MIR. G. W. Chase of Vim who was injured
by a runaway horse some time since, has since
died.
The Dixmont Changers are talking of build
ing large hall and store
The Kenduskeag fire broke out in one of the
boarders' rooms in the Kenduskeag hotel, right
over Timothy P. Batchelder's store. The fire
followed up the chimney and appeared to break
out in the second and third stories at about the
same time. The whole building was very soon
in flames and with a large carriage house and
stable was totally destroyed In the lower
part of the hotel there was grocery store kept
by Timothy P. Batchelder. About half of his
then spread to the adjoining building, which
was occupied by L. j. Blanchard as a variety
store. The greater part of the stock had been
removed. The postOfice was situated in this
store. A small building was torn down to pre-
vent the fire from spreading The insurance
amounted to $4,000.
YORK COUNTY.
Judge Peters will preside at the January
term of the Supreme Court in Sac0.
MIS-. Bean, an ageu WIDOW lauy OF Alfred,
recently fell down stairs and broke her collar
bone, disloeated her shoulder, and severely in
jured her side.
John Howard, who was arrested IN Bdde-
ford on suspicion of having robbed the Lisbon
postoffice, has since been discharged
William Toilets barn in Waterbore Centre
was burned last week and a COW and pig per-
ished.
A horse and carriage belonging to VINO.
Aver of Biddeford, valued at 1925, was stolen
while standing on the Pool road Friday night.
IN GENERAL.
1t is less than six months since the first
lodge of the order of Knights of Honor was
established in Maine, and already eight lodges
have been formed and are in excellent working
condition. On Tuesday last Grand Lodge
for Maine was organized at Lewiston. The
subordinate lodges are in Augusta Auburn,
Bangor, Bath, Biddeford, Lewiston, Rocklaud
and Waterville. Geo. A. Callahan of Lewis
ton was chosen Grand Dictator. The annual
session will be held at Augusta on the third
Wednesday of February.
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SHEPPARD JUBILEE SINGERS. The Famous
troupe Of Sheppard Jubilee Singers will return
to City Hall and give two concerts, one this
afternoon and one this evening. This troupe
established their reputation at their last visit
here and they are sure to be greeted by good
houses this time. A change of programme
will be made in the evening
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THE DEATH RATE.-The whole number OF
deaths Tor the past week was 10, from the fol-
lowing causes: Consumption 2; paralysis, few.
er. Group, childbirth, disease of the heart,
dropsy, bleeding, scarlet fever dphtheria, scra-
latina, aud whooping cough, one each. The
week before the number was 16.
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TEMpERANcE.-The Reform Club held one
of the most interesting meetings of the season
last evening at Y. M. G. Hall. Enthusiastic
remarks were made by members of the club;
also by several members of the Knightville
club. The pledge was presented and several
signatures were obtained. The Portland Re-
form Club is accomplishing good work in
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Maine Business Notes.

The Robinson. Manufacturing Company of
Oxford commenced running their works on
half time last week.
Holland & Sons wooden mill III Limerick has
shut down.
Messrs. Sanborn s. Son will start up their
shovel handle factory at Hollandville as soon
as the necessary lumber can be obtained.
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JURORS DRAwN.-At meeting of the board
of Mayor and Aldermen Saturday afternoon,
Albion Keith, f. A. Leavitt, j. T. Lewis, R.
Y. Barbour, Daniel Clark, Washington Libby
and William Evans were drawn as traverse
jurors for the January term of the Supreme
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ALLAN STEAMERs.-The Allan mail steamer
Sarmatian, Capt. Arid, came into the harbor
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock bringing 80
cabin and 43 Storage passengers,
The Prussiap, Capt Richie, sailed Saturday
afternoon, taking 5 cabin and 16 steerage pas
seDgeTs.
The Circassian is now DUE
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FANNY MARsH's TIIEATRE.-Miss Marsh has
secured the lease of Music Hall this week,
while her theatre is being repaired. She will
return to the Museum next week. The play
of 'The Forty Thieves" will be put on this
evening in an excellent manner, all the scenery
which has been prepared has been taken to
Music Hail. and the pieces will be given as
though nothing had happened. The following
is the cast: h.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-25

mas services will be he'd in this church this
morning at 1890, and the Christmas free ser
vices for the Sunday school on Tuesday even
ing at Z o'clock with carols
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-25

COLLINS & BUXTON, music dealers, Earring
ton Block, keep constantly on hand all the lat
est musical publications. Musical instruments
of all kinds.
Music Rolls specialty
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-25

SATURDAY and Monday Vickery & Leighton,
Middle street, will close the balance of their
immense stock of Christmas goods at low prices
sure dec23 2t
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CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
New Years Night-Emerald's Ball.
SPECIAL NOTICES..
Annual Meeting-P. NJ. r. Association.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES..
Collins g. Buxton.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Just for Fun-Hill & Phinney.
Princes Express Office.
Good Chance for Business.
Eagle Sugar Refining Co.
Pure Milk for Family Use.
Notice-Cbas. B. Smith
$500 Reward-Chas. Paine.
Town Meeting-Cape Elizabeth.
Reconciliation W. Coombs.
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BUSINESS CHANGES following are re-
cent business changes in the state:
Monmouth-Luce & King, clothing, dssov-
I'D
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MISCELLANEOUS

MlSCELLANE OUS
J. A. Merrill & Co.,
MIDDLE STREET,
PORTLAND,
Have the largest and
most varied stock of
Goods suitable for
Holiday Gifts
that they have ever
shown, including
many novelties, Dia-
mOnds, Watches. Coin
Silver and fine Plated
Ware, Roman and
Polished JeweIry. "a
very choice selection
of the very popular
Blue EnameIed RO-
man Gold i'm Neck
laces, LOckets, Sleeve
Buttons, Pin and Ear
Rings and ShawlPins
which are entirely
new. Am extra fine
stock of Stone jewel
nv, French Clocks and
BrOnZes. "A large as
sOrfment of mOder-
ate priced Goods.
Both American and
Swiss Stem Winding
Watches, all prices, i'm
Silver and Gold Cases
including the ceBe-
brated Messrs. Patek,
Philippe & Co.'s man
ufacture.
Persons living at
a distance, wishing
goods sent on approx
al. ON application we
will make careful Sc.
lecfiOns and give full
information
de13 dow
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Notice.

WHEREAS my wife, Pattie Smith, has left
w my bed and board without just cause or
provocaton, hereby forbid all persons harboring
trusting her on my account, as shall pay bills of
her contracting after this date.
CHARLES B. SMITH.
December 81, 1876. dec25d3t
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DoIt mt Once!!

OF all preparations for dressing burns "For.
est Tar Salve'' is the best,
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-25

MEssRs. Rollins, Loring & Adams are agents
of leading American and English companies,
with assets of seventy million dollars Those
wishing insurance would do well to call on
them at % Exchange street.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-25

Music roll foios given with sheet music
bought to the amount of 81 retail price, by G.
X. Halves, 1T Middle street. See his adver-
tisement. de2Od1w
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-25

HILL & PHINNEY have marked down their
goods for the present week just for fun. They
are not going to sell for cost but all their fall,
and winter clothing and holiday goods can be
bought at slight advance from the first cost
until January first. An excellent chance for
baruainS
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SIS. 90 Reward.

r OST, plain GOLD RING, with the initials ST.
IL G. W." somewhat worn on the outside, and on
the inside MAY c. Paine" The above reward will
be paid for the same by leaving it with CHAS.
PAINE. at Eustis & Castells printing Office
opposite Post Office. dec25d1w
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Pure Milk for Family Use.
Good Chance for business.

WELL established manufacturing business,
"A with good run of trade, located in Portland.
This is rare opportunity for one or two good
business men, with capital of few thousand
dollars. Address 81. L.
dec25d1w* 80 Warren ST., Portland.
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TOWN MEETING.

A TOWN Meeting will be held at the Town House,
"A Cape Elizabeth, on SATURDAY, Dee. 80, 1876,
at o'clock in the afternoon, to if the town will
vote to instruct the Selectmen to demonstrate. and
to take such measures as they may deem necessary
to oppose before the next Session of the Legislature,
the granting of authority to the County Commits
sioners OF Cumberland County, to lay out and
establish County road over tide waters to wit:
Long Creek Stream in said town.
THOS. B HASKELL, J Selectmen
ELISHA N. JORDAN,3 of
STEPH EN- SCAMMoN,) Cape Elizrbeth
Cape Elizabeth, Dec. %, 1876 dec25d&wtd
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Music Rolls a speciality.
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Giro de Letras.

B. Borras y Hermanos del Conner.
clio de esta z .aza giran sobre Alican-
te, Astorga, Aviles, Barcelona, Be-
tanzos, Bilbao, Boflar, Cadiz, Calda
de Reyes, Ca ga de Onis, Caugas de
Tineo, Cartagena, Corcubion, Coru-
ma, Cudlllero, FerroI, Guijon, Gra-
do, Habana, Leon, Luarca, Lugo,
Llanes, Madrid, Malaga, Mondone.
do, Noya, Orense, Oviedo, Pa
dron, Palma de Mallorca, Pola de
oiero, Pola de Lena, Pola de Lab a.
na, Pontevedra, Pravia, Puenteareas,
Puentededme, Rivadeo RivadeseIla,
oalas, San Sebastian, Santa Marta de
Ortigueira, Santander, Santiago, Sc
villa, Iarragona, Tlneo, Tuy, Va
tencia, ValIadolid, Vlvero, Vigo, VII
.lagarcfa, VilIaviciosa, Iniesto y Ia
ragoza.
San Juan de Puerto Rico, 9 de
Novienbre de 1875-Fortaleza %,
esquina la de la Cruz.
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DE PUERI'()-.BICO.
A ;iso al p1blico.

R. Pou y ca en- liqudacion de Humaeao, ofrecen
en- venta arrendamiento las sguientes propedades:
An Ell pueblo de y $aguabO.
1e Una casa de MADEIRA de alto cobilada de hierro
galvanizado, almacenes propios para ventas al
mayor detail, Gale del Comercio.
2o Dos casas de MADEIRA propias de vivienda en- la
msma calle
SO Uu solar en- la plaza.
40 Dos cuerdas de terreno en- las afueras, propio
para Guido de cabaos.
H1n ell p slerto de NaguaRsO,
8? Una casa-amacen de mamposter1a con vivienda
espaciosa en- los altos
so Una asa-almacen de MADEIRA, cobiiada de teas
de barro, ma cuerda de terreno cercado pa
lizada de MADEIRA pino-tea tingado para deposto
de maderas.
70 Una casa de maaerA Ell acae Combbora.
81 I'm solar frente al mar.
80 Diez cuerdas de teneno Rnte al mar, contenien-
Go un magnlcO alInacen de maulposteI1a cobiado de
tejas de barro, dos ranchones de MADEIRA cobados de
herro gavauizado para dep6sO de azlcares mieles,
una casa de viyenda, casa de Tonele1a pesebres cls
tema para agua todo propio para un gran estable
M'ebtode neg0clos en- azucTes provisones maderas u
1Uo Tres Ancones en- buena condiciOn
slm ci pueblo jurisdiction della Ceihs.
llo Uos casas de MADEIRA ell la ;alle del Comerco.
l2o Una hacienda de canas con todos sus enseres,
bueyada tren de establecimentos, maquina de vapor
de gran uerza, tres evaporad' ras, toda cas
vo capaz de producir de 800 1000 bocoyes de d:ar.
aa1m eli puerto ste Y;AAucOa.
l3o I'm aimacen de MADEIRA, c1bljado de hierro gal
y
maderas.
14o Dos Ancones para embarque de azdcares en-
buen estadO enseres
..s BEE Ell pueblo dc EEumaacAO.
15o Una de mamposter1a frente la plaza, pre-
pia para negocos de mercanclas provisiones al ma
yory menor
16o Una casa de mamp posteria esquna calle del CO.
mercio paradep6sto.
17c Una estancia de 144 cuerdas de terreno ano de
prmera clase, propios para caas, barrlo Rio abao,
camino al puerto. ~
FIN Ell puerto de HunaacaO.
18o Ou almacen de MADEIRA, cobijado de hierro gal
vanizado propio para deposto de hutos madsras,
frente al mar.
1872 I'm almacen de MADEIRA cobijado, de tejas de
barro, para dep6sito de mercancias y provisio-
nes, con terreno oercado para deposito de maderas
20e Upa 'roGeler1a:
2lo Tres Ancones pora enbarques de az1cares
buen estados con sus enseres
Para cont. ZONES de veuta arrendamiento, infvr-
mes mas detaliadUs sc entenderan duenos 4.
Pou y ca en- Liqudacion. P. R., l6 de
Novienbre de 1875. II, Pou yea l1-l2
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Avis al pdOlico.

Deseosa la Empresa del vapor costanero espahol
"Mad,id' de aviar 10 possible los gasos de los que
utii&an este buque para carga ha dispuesto que dee
es fecha hasta nuevo avso recibira entregara "a
de ella el lanchae hasta el vapor
La oarga recibira desde la ante vspera del da de
sallda hasta las dos de la tarde precsamente.
Mod'fcado per complete ell sste,na de embarques Ell
e costauero, segum ell anuncio que precede, cumpe
este buque que debeu pasar reeoger la casa con
sgnataria los conocimentos de Ia carga, pfsvo page
del fete.
Alpropio tempo dshe lamar la atencion de- los mis-
cargadores sobre las coniicones 5a Ia. l. l7
1Sa esta lpa1as al dorso de los mencionados documsn
tos.Sal Juan de Puerto Rico 20 de Marzode 1875 -
Iriarte, Hernano de Caracena C:-Consigntarius
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E3TANCIA.

200 cuerdas de terreno radicadas
en- Ia Cidra con muchas plantas do
cafe, yerba de guinea, piatanales,
buenas aguas y buenas casas Sc per-
mutan por una casa s,tuada en- Rio
piedras que sirva para un estable
cimiento mercantil. Hay en- dicha
estancia so S 60 reses que entran
tambien en et cambio.
Ell que interase el negocio que SO
propone pueda verse con D. Pedro
Qgtla, ysQlaq aa aiQaa pueblo. pueblo, IT :.
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llyytGiun J sislss vegetables De Natro
GRIMAULT Y COMP.
t%
EARMAGEU,raC<s EN PARIS.

La Inyeccion de Matico, remedio esencialmente ano
sino conocido, rapda seguramente las benor-
rgias recentes antiguas cr6nicas sin dolor sin po-
di6dad aguna de academies, sin ocasionar estre-
eheces de nngun genera pues ejerce accon corro-
silva alguna.
Las Capsulas de Matico difieren esenclalmente de
las usadas hasta ell dia las capsulas ordinarias de
copaiba causan naseas, eruptos v6mitos porque 50
disuelven en- Ell estomago: las nuestras al contaro,
cubiertas con capa gluten principio nutrtivo
del trigo) solo dsuelven en- ell Intestine ponen el
medicamento en- contacto Immediate con las Was urna-
ras La Inyeccon la Capsulas contituyen reunidas
una medication energica inofensiva la que ninguna
blenorragia resiste.
Encuentrase todos estos productos en- Puerto-Rlco,
casa de +. S. ALFONSO, y Ell todas las Boticas.
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GigarINo inlios De CannabB lndica
DE GRIMAULT Y G.,
FARMA CEUTICOS EN- PARIS.

Todos los especifcos empleados hasta el dia para
alivar 81 asma las aeccones de las Was respiiato-
ras, tenen por base sUSTANCIAs ToXlCAs que deJan
una gran pesadez sobre e cerebro, cuya inhuencia
sobre la inteligenca la salud en- general es suma
mente perniciosa.
Las propiedades del principle active del calamo de
Bengala que contenen nuestros cga11los son tan ad
mrables Que apenas Sc nan aspirado al gunas bocana
das de su hImo sc nota va mayor tacidad ell la res
praci;n, IN mos ahogos, ell una paabra, UN ALIv1o
TAN COMPLETE como rapido inotensivo, pues nues~
tros cigarrilos no contienen principle toxico aguno
Son pues estos cigarrillos ell unco remedio SECURE
que pueia recomenuarse toda contanza contra la
asma, los catalTos nervosos, la larings, general
oentra todaa las Intermediates dc las Was respratoas
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HOTEL
M A Y AG UEzAN-0
Y ESTABLECIMIENTo DE BANOs.
CALLE DE MENDEZ-VIGO,
Marina Hserf dion al utim. 100.
Mayagiiez (Puerto- Rico)

FL que sucrbe ofrece de al p1blico este esta-
blecimiento en- ell cual haalan cuantas comodidades
puedsn desearse como asi 10 iustican los numerosos
favorecedores que cada dia digna honrare con
visitas
Las recomendables condolences que este renne, sus
c6modos frescos aposentos, limpeza elegancis en-
camas, ell espaciose ventado salon comedor sin
rival dentro fuera lie Ia Isa, abundane, varia
da ben servida, especial esmero ell servico pun
tlaiidad todo 10 demas, magnifcos c6modos banos
caentes frios todas horas del da, cercados de un
bonio jardin, e erro carril nrhano que eada cinco
minutes pasa por esta calle todo contrbuye que la
permanencia ell Hotel sea la agradable.
Las personas que todav1a conocen este estableci
miento, diGno de esta culta Villa, s1rvanse vsitarlo
cuanto antes aunque Sea por curiosidad SECURE
de que quelaran satisfecho, quedandoles altamenJe
reconocido su director, dueno del Hotel.-Jose Mon
seny.
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Cerveza Danesa.
Maroa Carlsberg,

De venta Ell casa de Lohse C., tnccs importado
res directss
La mejor que sc ha ntroda"ido hasta ahora Ell IL
isa de Puerto Rico por buen s-bor yida1 pro-
pedades higienicas propia para soiioras ninas que
s"fren del est6mago inapetencias.
Con uso las madres jamas necesitan de nodrizss
para nos, pnes este saludable hquido iaG1ita
abundantemente la lactanca.
D3ha pebiia Sc recouienda por ST mismo puesto
que las Colonas Ingesas preferida las meiores
narcas nacion4 les En- lsa de Cuba ha acredtade
"a de que colocan espediciones de miles de
barrles con facldad.
Agestes.--Puerto Ric J. F. Lavandera,-M va
gUez, Fable C"-Guayama, Tomas Cano Car
royo, A. j. Alcaide-topce, Mayo z de 1875.
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.sANIHlCIOS DIVERSOS.
Escli!banll,1laE ia pdblilIiilca. i

En- los autos executives seguidos por D. Julian Bal
doriotv. Pro,urador susttuto de D. Pablo Maren,
prssentaute del Excme Ayuntamento de esta Ciudad,
contra los esposos D. Sabine Gamir d. Juana Saint
III Just On cobro de pesos, sc ha dspuesto porel Sr
uez de IN Instahca del Dstrlto de San Francisco de
4 esta Capital Sc saque nuevamente p1bca subasta
Ia casa de los deudores sta Ia cae de San jose de
esta Ciudad n1msro Ii, del Gobierno, Ealorada peri
ciamente en- Ia caadad de 1858 pesos Is centavos,
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da babiepdo senalado para que tenga lugare oco de
reate ell da vente siete de Enero pr6ximo entran
"a tedeuna ,aares,de ia tagde, el Juzaado para
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Rico veinte cuatro de Dicienbre de mil ochocien-
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