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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-09-07

FRATERNAL UNIoN.-On Sabbath evening
last Rev. J. S. Martin, pastor of the congregga-
ton that worships in the Methodist Church,
South, of this city, delivered q sermon in refer
ence to the recent report of the Joint Commits
sion to adjust the differences between the two
branches of the Methodist church, and con-
summatc fraternal union. His text was taken
from the LII chap. and 9TH verse OF Isaiah
''How beautiful upon the mountains arc the
feet Of him that bringcth good tidings, that
publisheth peace" After giving various scriptu-
raj applications of the text, he proceeded to a
detailed and interesting history Of the moving
causes which lead to 4 separation OF the
Church, in 1874, and passing from that event
he entered upon the presentation OF the report
of the Joint Commission, the spirit and pur-
pose of which he unrcservedly commended,
and gave his hearty endorsement to its deter
limitations. The discourse throughout was con-
ceived in the spirit of genuine christian chart
ty and love, and was listened to with much in
terest by his congregation &. W
FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE CITY, The
lCpOIG VI cOHl M OttllOnf Oluy 1lC~oesASAs w
the Council, on Tuesday night last, makes the
following debt statement of the city:
Bonded debt, Sept. 1, 1S76...... .s207.5Oo 90
FLOATING DEBT.
Floating debt, Aug. l., 1S76............ $9,30S IS
Allowances for August........."... l,34O 81
s1O,64s Y
Warrants, paid during August. 1852 IL
S ZIG 81
BALANCES DUE THE CITY SUBJECT TO INsoL-
VENTS.
J. NJ. Carroll, Treas. Taxes, 1885,. s26,3s0 76
Heber Ker, Taxes, etc., rs and 70. 9,755 so
L. Shafer. Taxes '73 and '76.....". 1924 81
J. Il. Parent, Taxes, II and '72.... 1908 AZ
w. D. Runnels, Main st. Imp...... 3,37S Az
g 90. g License, ls75....:. $40 80
nm s6e SIG, 1873 81
Bonds held by Sinking Fund Committee. Sep
TENDER /, ls76...................... Sc, 500
e+~j =. 80
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REPORT OF THE CHIEF OF FIRE DEPART
MENr.-J. Ii. Waters, Chief Engineer of the
Fire Department, submitted his third annual
report to the City Council, on Tuesday night
last. 1t states that there have been no fires for
the past twelve months which have entaiied any
considerable less. There were thee alarms
from foul cEimneys, and the same number OF
false alarms, and on the goth Of August. the
police discovered fire in the store Of Walter S.
Stutz, on Augusta Street, Which was the work
of all incendiary and which WIS extingnshed.
The loss ia this case did not exceed $40, which
amount is reported us the total loss by fire for
the year. ending, August 81, 1876.
The report compliments the Augusta Fire
Company upon its efficiency and thorough Or
ganization, and states that its membership num-
bers 160. The Company always responds
promptly to any alarms, and is in a most pros
porous condition.
The Hook and Ladder Company, whilst it
has held no regular meeting, is always prompt
ly on hand with its truck, and the report re-
comments that suitable building be procur-
ed to protect the appasa tus of this department,
as the shed now used for the purpose, is entirely
unsuited.
Pearman's Fresh Fish, t:.ie best apretiz
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-09-07


COUNTY CoURT.-The August term of the
County Court. Judge Hendren presiding, adj
journed on Tuesday last. The TO flowing is a
summary Of the proceedings since our last is
sue:
Certificate was granted to J. W. Mays to OBJ
tain license to practice law in the Courts OF
the Commonwealth.
In the eases Of the Commonwealth VS.. Dent
Kinney and Geo. Jackson, nolle prosequi was
entered.
In the cases of Commonwea!t tn against Jas.
Estes for house-breaking and larceny, two in
dctments upon the first the prisoner was
sentenced to jail for u months, and upon the
second, was sentenced to the penitentary for
three years. Counsel for defendant, Judge
McCue; for Commonwealth, Capt. Bumgard-
ner.
In the cases of the Commonwealth VS.. How
ard Brown, Lewis Matthews, and Henry Tur-
ner for riot, the punishment was as follows:
Henry Brown, fine of $40 and 80 days in jail /;
Lewis Matthews, $40 and 20 days in jail Hen
ny Turner, $40 and one day in Jail. NJ. F.
White for defendants; Capt. Bumgardner for
Commonwealth. d.,
The last will and testament Of Thos. X.
Menifee, Decd, was admitted to probate with
n. P. Catlett as administrator. The amount
devised by the will is estimated at $42,3S
This however, does not include the bulk Of the
realty which, prior to the death Of Mr.. Meni-
fee, had been held by him as trustee for his
wife and children. Messrs. R. H. Catlett and
R. J. Glendy are the surcties on the admins
| traitors bond. III
In the matter of the North River road, Sam
uel X. East was appointed commissioner, t.
advertise for proposals, to repair and keep il
good condition said road, for period of 1:
months, at cost not exceeding 500. 800
Nineteen er poste settlements were con
firmed and ordered to be recorded.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-09-07

FRESH FIsH.-Saltwater Spots, the best of
the season, at G. d. Pearman's.
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& 90 MS for RENT

~ 90 ON FREDERICK STREET. l.s..I
One Large Store Room, also, two nice Chamber
Rooms il same building which will be rented very
low Anv one wishing to keep Ladies' Fancy Store,
would do we'll as it between two OF the largest fe
'1haleschools in the city andgout Of the way Of wag-
aug 4l-sm .i3;iA ..gis si.st ;.-it, VI n, LOaAN,
n EsTaA sissf ga ~ les s'l9es:s 3 ssa .sia "a.
~ q ~ - y! - 60
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-09-07

SERVICES SUNDAY.-The pulpits OF the va
rious churches of the city were occupied on
Sunday as follows:
In the Baptist Church, morning and evening
by the Pastor, DR.. Chas. Manly.
In the Episcopal Church, in the morning, by
Rev. Edmund Withers, of Campbell county,
and in the evening by Rev. Robt. D. Roller,
Pastor of st. Martins Parish, Hanover county.
In the NJ. f. Church, South, morning and
evening, by the Pastor. Rev. DIR. John S.
Martin.
In the. Lutheran Church, in the morning, no
services; in the evening, by Rev. L. A. Fox,
Pastor of Salem Church, Augusta county.
In the I'd Presbyterian Church, i'll the NOR
ming by the Pastor, Rev. MacDuff Simpson in
the evening by Rev. Saml McCune. Pastor of
the Church at Mcdowell, Highland county.
In the lst Presbyterian Church. in the NOR
hing by Rev. DIR. Willis, of Washington city, in
the evening by the Pastor, Rev. VIM. E. Ba-
ker.
In the Catholic Church services were held by
Rev. Father Fitzsimmons.
Y. NJ. G. A. PRAYER MEETINGi.-Th pray
er meeting of the Y. n. C. A. Oh last Sabbath
was led by J. e. Mcdowell, who read the 10Th
chapter of ST. John. Remarks were made by
Rev. Macuff Simpson, and Messrs. VIM. A
McCue, Cbas. Grattan, G. W. Edward, A. NJ
Simpson, and DR.. r. S. Hamilton.
The lesson for the next meeting, which will
be led by Mr.. w. II. Hartman, is the 10th
chapter of St. John. The special committee
for this week are Dir. CIV. Walkerand Messrs
r. Leftwck. c. w. Echard, j. E. Graham,
j. E. Graham ard Heber Ker 80
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-09-07

Pearman's Fresh Fish, tie best apretiz
out. Just try them.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-09-07

The LAWN PARTY.-The novel entertain
ment. gotten up on very short notice, and Civ
en- by the ladies of the First Presbyterian
Church, on last Friday night. in the extensive
lawn of ssKalorama,'' proved Il most crafty
ing success, both i'll the pleasure it afforded all
who attended and the material results.
The lawn was brilliantly illuminated with
Chinese lanterns of every color, while dotted
here and there were fruit, flower and refresh
ment tables, and in the centre of the grounds
was the Stonewall Brigade Band, which from
time to time treated the gay promenaders to
delightful music. The attendance was large.
and the novelty and atiractiveness of the enter
tainment, which had been perfected under
most admirable management, could not fail to
be enjoyed by each aud Everyone.
The net proceeds, amounting to SOL, was
far in excess of the expectations of the most
sabguinc.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-09-07
Go to Pearman's and get some of his choice
spots, they are delightful.

ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At a regular
meeting of the Augusta Fire Co., held on the
9TH inst, the following officers were elected:
II. J. CrowCer, LIST Commander; S. L. Phil
lips, Cd Commander; Patrick Michigan, lst
pipeman; Michael Cox, ID do; Michael
O'Donncll, Sd do; B. F. Grove, 4th do; B. B.
Dull, Chief Hose director; Jno. Teabo, assist
ant do; Thos. r. Henning, Secretary; Jas
Pagan. asst. do; Jas. II. Waters, Treasurer
VIM. Taylor, Librarian; D. Hope, asst do;
Jno. Fisher, Steward.
Jas. II. Waters was recommended to the
CITY Council for reelection 10 the position OF
Chief Engineer of the department.
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ATOTTCiE no TAXPAYERS,

NTOFI(1ES TO EAXE1AN FSNSI = =! .. ~
IN - Notice is hereby given that one-half of the
CRY TAXES Of 1875 are Now pie, and payable ON or
half of the taxes charged afurher extension Of time
is allowed by the City for the payment Of
pay one-laf by the time specified will be turned
over to Collector for immediate collection Of the
"iioii' JOHN M. CARROLL,
Aunust 18TH 1876 = n City Treasurer.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-09-07

LAND SALEs.-On Friday, the lst of Sept,
E. NJ. Gushing. auctioneer, for A. L. Sheets,
ex of Jonathan Sheets, decd, the farm on
the Keezletown road, y miles from Staunton,
containing $50 acres, to Geo. P. Sheets, for
SAL .51a per acre.
And on Saturday, the 3D., for P. A. Baylor,
CON-. the house and lot of Matthias SmiIt, on
Main: street, to Maj. E. Mcmahon. for $4,000.
Also, on the same day, for Ro. Craig, commits
sioner, the Logan lot in Gallowstown TO Frank
Ware, for $3.50.
On the same day. for S. N. Bagby. trustee,
the Kidd house and lot in Bagby's extension.
to B. L. Baeby. for $500.
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contains 1874 Acres on reSoutlf side, nf1the roaq
1eadnr from Staunton to New Hope and 1--we maleS
from Staunton,, Has oni a good Orchard comlor.,
able Dwelling House, Store HOUSE ~ % 5 ood
barn ara ether out Houses 000
For luther fa 81 , ths yTemli
s . LOCK Boy " .
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grab business, making most elegant botch OF
the job, and then pitched into the anti Harris
men, designating them as curbstone politicians,
bummers, sore heads, ct 1t omne genus.
When Borst had finished, Or. Randolph NOM
mated S. v. Southall, of Albemarle. and
DR.. D. r. Boston nominated r. w. L. Duke,
of the same county, both making appropriate
speeches. Col. Duke then got the floor and in
very emphatic language sailed into Borst for
calling him a .curbstone politician. He next
paid his respects to Harris in a not very COM
plimcntary manner and concluded by carrying
out the programme which had all been pre-ar-
ragged, by nominating Judge VIM. }. Robert
son. of Albemarle.
This had been agreed upon as the signal, and
Mr.. Mines Immediately arose and withdrew
the name of O'Ferral, turning over all his
stock in trade to the Robertson side. His ex-
ample was followed by each of the gentlemen
who had proposed candidates. The gloves and
masks were then torn off, and the transparent
and miserably managed fraud exposed 1t
TRANSFERRED precisely as the VIRGINIAN had pre-
dicted and dragged the name OF one OF the
purest and best men in the State, against his
expressed will, into the miserable mire and
dirt, which is fitted alone for the pitiable curb
stoncrs. The presentation OF the name of
Judge Robertson, under the circumstances,
was an injustice and an insult to the most en-
inent jurist and one of the noblest men in Vir-
ginia. Harris and Robertson were then placed
in nomination and the vote resulted as follows:
Harris, 1880; Robertson. 4,S05.
A motion was then made to make the nomi-
nation unanimous, but was lost.
The committee to apprise Judge Harris
Of his nomination and conduct him to
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-10-11
AVISO AL PUBLICO.

Por compra que ha hecho a los acreedores de
>us respectivos cr6ditos, y por cesion y traspaso
de todas las accionesy derechos que pudo tener el
s6oio gerente en- el establecjmien.o mercaptil "La
Fama de Puerto Ii %, segun escritura p1bica
vtorgada este dia ante el escribano d. Mauricio
Guerra, gu da suelta la sociedad que ha exist
dozen esta plaza b 10 la razon de Antonio Molln~
yCA, A,quedando 81 que suoribe, s6oio ,rnandita-i j
de ia extinguida sociedad, dueno absolute de di
Oh establecimienso.- - Puerto Rico - de 1916
= Jose !. PQu, So. III,
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Giro de Letras.

B. Borras y Hermanos del Conner
Clio de esta Plaza, giran sobre Alican-
se, Astorga, Aviles, Barcelona, Betan-
eos, Bilbao, Bof1ar, Cadiz, Calda do
Reyes, Canga eOnis, Cangade Tineo,
Jartagena, Corcubion, Co una Curdi
Zero, Ferrol, Gijon, Grado, Habana
icon, Luarca, Lugo, Llaues, Madrid,
Malaga, Modofledo, Noya, Orense,
)v,edo, Pat'on, Palma de MalIorca,
,o,l4 de Siego, poia de Leus. Po.a do
-a5iana. Poa.eyedra, Pra ia, Paent { i
,eas, Pue4ts ieume, R.vaieo, Eivadee
Ella, Se'as, San sebastian, Santa Mara
ds Osti2ueifa. Santander, Saat..aQo.
5sviiis 'Tarrag n, i es, Tug va.
. ci., Vallado i'd v hga, 9 i, Nj sro.
Vigo, vii ayicit,sa /, fie4to i ZsiA !, an
asn Juan d, Puerto k;eos u "a.
e. 8: % sqsMs Az eh Qss
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MOVIMIENTO DE PASAJEROS.

Por vap. "Habana" d. Santandsr.-Ricar3o Marti
nsz Ma Jesus Alvarez Mat1as Trillo. Ignacio Arzua
ga, Francis Guerrero sonora uioo, Francisco As
via, Santiago Garcia Carlos Sanz. Encarnacion Hi
dalgo Julia Perez, Jose Rta, Agustin Rital, Ho dt
Ma Jesus Alvarez, Rogue Oreastas, Gabriel Rodrl-
guez, Manuel Alvarez Ladis'ao Rodriguez, Francisco
Valdes Luis Meana Casimiro Diaz, Fernando Diaz
Faustino Estrada, Fernando Pintuele, Evaristo Fer
nandsz Placido Alfonso, Rafael Molina, GIegorio Que
reieta Dionisio Urdanjilleta, Modesto de la Panca
Enrique Noriega. Alfredo Dosal Eusebio Jsqueiro
Jose Montero, Miguel Dominguez, Jose Perez, Juan
Paares, Jose Gonzalez, Luis Alvarez, Generoso Alva
rez. 1893 de transito para la Habana.
Por "Habana", salidos para la Habana-Manue
Store Navarro, Carlos Ruiz, Jose Ma del Puentes
Manuel Hernandez, jose Pertierre Perez, Ramon
Ubert, Vicente Fsrrera, Antonio Becerra Flores,
Francisco Lara, Francisco Astigarrsga, Carmen Jste
70 66 soldades.
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Atdda Municipal de Ia Capital
AVISO.

Ell dia 13 del entrants mes de Octubre las doce
del da dara principle la exhJmacon de los cadaveres
que encuentra deposados los nichos que existen
en- 81 Cementerio de es.a Capital aqailados por par
iculares, enyo arreniamiento haya venrido. Sc ha
Ce p1blico lin de que las personas que deseen rene
var dicho arrendamiento consignen la Depostarla
de fondos Municpales los derechos correspondence
por 81 ntmsro de anus que gusten, en- la nteligenca
de- que yenedo dicho pazo, se Aevara caba Ia exha
macion de los cadaveres qus snousHtran ga nicnos
cuyo arriendo no Sc baya renovado
Al propio tempo con ei fin de evitar reclamaco-
nss todas las personss que tsnSan colosadas apdas
bien sean de marmol otra case en- los panteones
puyos c4cAverss han eexhumalse deben hacerse car
~ dc ellos en- ii mismo que verlhque ai0cO acto
Puerto. Rlco. Setismbre Is dc i8 -RGfaeI Pala
Il. ~ Hta. IL Got.
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Mov1MIENTo MARITIME.
ENrRADAs-

Octubre s.-De la Coruna, vsp. esp. "Hahans",
1899 ton, cap. Ciniano, cafga general y pasajeros.
Id. il-Ds Arecibo guairo esPalol "Auita" pat
Vitelia Ramirez. con efsctos
ID id. -De Manatf, gol. esp. "Pepilla", pat Benig
NO Bustenza con aztear cafe.
Id id.-De Faisrdo, gol. esp. "Clementina" pat
Florentino Seutof, mercancias
Id id.-De la Coruns, corb esp "ElOisa", 200 ton,
Gap D. jose Marti, csrga general
Idem 9.-Ds New York, berg gol. ing. Charles
Hoard, cap, Browan, prOvisones.
SALIDAS-
Ootubra 8.-Para la Habana, van esp "Habaua' !,
Ciniano, carga de transito pasaeros
Id. id.-Psra la Habana corb. esp "Eloisa", cap
d Jose Msrti, con la carga que conducs.
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Sc venden

LOO cuerdas de terreno 81 barrio de Ysguadi a
oriental lrsilcc on de Hatilio un cuarto de- legua
,iel iaJu, proposite para malclo cats platanos:
dirgr proposlciones u, Jose Ma Alvarez Gu e pauil
Tambien vende ~ cuetd ss de ter.eno propas p.
ra cafe utOs res, cuarto de hora de Are
,lbo, con su casa habtacion Ii cusrdas con paste
casa de- teamani en- Camuy, barrio Quebrahonda; d.
1igirse ID. Jose Ochoteco Arecbo. Tambien dich,
selor vehde e6sctos navaes'como paos de buque her
rs]es jarcias. Ala
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Il "BIZAR b'R|NQUtnO.'

Este famoso estabecimiento de seis pusrtas, consi
dorado como e' msjor 'oca de ssta Cudad sto en- la
cae de San Fraucsc5 esqnina Ia de la Cruz, 60
traspasa en- vensa con sxisencas de arcu-
cs de novedad Ell qus 10 interese puede entendsrse
con su dusno d Enrique De!gado, Gale de Tetuan
nt1mero 38 1-1O
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Aviso. V

L. velera barca espanola "San JOSEF surta Gu este
puerto. re ilapone sslir para B.rcsona son escaa
en- cualaer otro puerto dc la Penir sula siempre que
haya carga sncisnte Ado,ite aden4s pasajsros loz
que ofrece 81 buen sne de costuln bre su Ca
p,tau Domen4ch. Sc espacha ,odo el proximo mes
de O;tubre por aus Gou>i nataios, Iliarye Hermano
da ia r2cana lsnp. --Marioa. 6-S
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QUIMIUA,
Organica, General vAplicada.

A la Farmacia, Medicna, Industria, Agriculture y
Artes, en- tres tomos en- cuarto con lamnas y un ex
trac de la msma por el DIR. d. Gabriel de la Puerta
Cateiratico de la Universidad de Madrid.
Compendio de Is Historic de las Cisncias Medicas
por 81 Dr. L. A.
Hallase su dep6sito de venta la Librerfa de Con.
za.ez. Hta 20 Oct
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Dep6sito de narmoles.

En- e almacen al lado de la joyeria de Furati, per-
teneciente q la misma casa, hay constantemsnts un
surtido de pau:eones lapdss funerarias; agunas de
esas de exquisite gusto de varias formas precios
Messs todas de marmol para sala cafe, un gran
surtdo de oaas de todos tamanos Pilas bsutismalss
para aqua bendita Ga, ga, &a
Estos bellos trabsos recibsn de Italia constan-
temente.
dirigrse gu dueno sl que los servira Ia mayor
prOuttud. IA. az. ~
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Aviso al pdblico.

La tintoreria paragtieria que halsba en- la ca
lie de San Francisco mum IL, ha lrasadado la de
san Justo 40, 10 que pdolieo para conocimen
to de ossenores que gusten favorecsre sus ira
uajos. Debendo mantestar la ves que es la lnica
que hoy puede dar cumplimiento exaeto los enca.
gos que 80 le confen.-HeImenegildo Osle. 2--6
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pREc1os DE ANUNcIos.

nea de impression, publc4ndose hasa
nglon exoeda de los seisLes
ds cuando los anunoo. haysn de pubcae oaraoses
gruesos nmerOs pOs los de estas hneasPOr
anuncos precios conveneonaler Los
Ia nea mpresa Anuncios
nicados adelantadOs
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Sobrino de Larroca Y @"
Imprenta Litografla,
.llnsacen de papel q efectos de escritorso.
EFEuTOS DE ESCRITORIO.

EF'EUTOS DE EESCRIIORlO.
Timbres sencillos y electricos, es-
criDan1as de varias cIaseS con tlmbres,
Jlnteros, selIos con iDlclales, cajas de
papel e cartas apaisado con sus cor
Responsiveness soDres, (dlt'ma nove-
dad de Paris y Madrid, y lacre, porla-
plumas e., 4:
PARA LAS ESCUELAS.
Lbros para les escueas de todas classes. Mapas de-
Espana de Palucle eseras telreStrss ceeetes armi
tares Jea para enceradOs Medalas para prelnlos de
classes, papel pautadO de todas las regas, piz,
70 ,nuss.ras de iturzaeta letra Dglesa puinas
culAs asiicsci, n idem dc aslstencia lara "a, a.
OTROS EFECTOS.
Albums para retratos, petacas de
piei de Russia, ldem de chagrin, car
teras de idem, portamonedas de ldem
de piel de Russia 10, q:
LOS FUMADORES.
Papel de hl,o para lunar, en- libti
tos, a rs. centavos docena y q $2 so
gruesa.
NOTA --Este establecmiento ACADIA de imprinir
nm Cadlcyo fprna de brto. con los precios de to
do los ebjeton que ens Ia vansa. 10 rSmits Gr4a
Il ,iow oo midp. Il i 1 .
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Aviso importante a Talabarteros
7 ZAPATBRO


Pa,tpo de dicho desde a uedo ecees
SUELA BLANCA
ccOnada pa % las condolences de desea este acuo
inc'uso los imporaue de BARATO.
La mdo prncpales Ciudad,
e ganaa de 10 dejo dcho.
adeito taueres
Avo dichos pdico recbo 6rdenes,
badana ga & pudnio
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lnteresante.

La que suscrbe, sc ofrece los Sres padres de ia
milia por 81 GUSTAV coufares la instruction de sue
senoritas hias los de frances; itaano tOda
clase de costuras abores ncuso Fl bordar con seda
plata ORC, pano terciupelo deas telas de seda.
A los papss que anheen dar ninas esos COMO
cimisntos, les supcO vista, do IL de la tards,
San Jose 49, altos, para convenir e precio de la
nanza, 81 que, puede prOmeteres, sera muy modlco-
Puerto Rico, Setismbrs % do lo7o-lsaDel F. de
Bat6. 6-G
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AVBO5 los toneluantsS J dependencies
del comercl0 de Ia Isla de Puerto -Rico.
La ogencia del comercio en- la caNe
de la Ltna natm 80.

Todo e que necesite dependiente Sc dirsira es-
ia asencia por la cantdad de dos reaes manestando
la clase de dependente que necesita.
Ell d.pendiene que necesits colocaoon Sc dirigira
esta sgenos por cantidad de dos reass madifestan
do Ia colocacoa que desea.
Horas de ofcna de q 4 de Ia tarde. Puerto Rico
de Octubre de 1o76.-El Agente, Antonio Capetillo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-10-11
PRgCIos DE SUBSCRIPTIONS

ano $40 l. i.a-por sells $3.50 Pc
$3Por resles gu s Capital 10 On Il
de Peninsula 81 axranjer0
e peri6dco porte por e6 SIS aaCse
sho la de Cuba SIP.
susorpcions pagan eiemprs sdeanado los snssp
los decssslts ~
ministracion.
10 BoLKTn snvia todas parties franco is ports
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-10-11
A t tencion.

En- Ell antique asreditado establecimiento de Do
rado encuentra complete surtido de velas de
ra ura de todos tamaos al preco de reaies iibra
atema. las hay para bulas, propias para los panteo
del CementeriO. 5-l2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-10-11
Giro de Letras.

Ell que suscr,l.e gira sohre. Bas
celona 4 cortos dias yista.--Pablo
gssIIla Lsl[ IT
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-10-11
Giro de Letras,

Sobrs Cadis, Ssvilla, Madrid, Barcelona, Mklaxa.
CeruNa, Santandsr, San Sebastian Valencia, por
oansidades de S5 en- adslauts eerta viEts gran ss
que suserben. -tt@tts5 49,
Pusrto.Riee ie de Fsbrsro de 1a75.--Iriorts, He,
msns de Csrseeaa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-10-11
Farnaceutic0.

Dssea colocarse una Botica un i6ven L;cenciad-
en- farmaca por la Qniversidsl de Sevilla Sc inforo
mara en- esta Redaccion. Hta 30 o.