davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
AoApEMY or Musrc-rrA11AN OPERA.

ACADEMY OF AfUsIC-ITALIAN OPERA.
An interesting performance took place last night at
the opera house in Irving place. The masterwork of
Mozart in opera, "Don Giovanni" presented
for the purpose Of giving Me Titiens opportunity
to sing under the best advantages the magnificent
arias Of Donna Anna, and Of bringing out Madame
Teresa Carreno-Sauret operatc debutante There
was much to admire and much TO praise in Madame
Carreno's first effort in public operatc singing She
seemed TO be rapport with the role and her singing
admirable. There might be, TO one who has heard
Sontag and Lucca in this role, a soupc0n of
timidty In the lady's acting, natural, of course
to first appearance, but the accomplished
vocal artist shown every scene, and
really beautiful voice evinced in the
well known arias "Bat batti' and ''Vedrai Car;no"
Nine. Carrcno may be compmented on having made
the most decided success as debutante in Italian
opera known In this city. II is indeed, triumph
when an American pianist who has won high renown
as an interpreter Of the nobest works OF classical
writers achieves the most honorable position as a
songstress opera by such a composer Mozart
Mile Titiens proved herself worthy of the great rep
utation which she years ago attained in the roie of
Donna Anna The two songs (if Mr.. Wagner will per-
NIT to such term IN connection with an
operatc scena which have stirred the operate world
and grandeur that called forth "reminiscences of Grsi
and Pasta among many present Miss Beaumont was
an agreeable representative Of Elvira Brignoi made
one OF his old time hits In Don Ottavios I'll mo
tesOron The rest of the cast abominable. The
chorus and orchestra undor the direction OF Mr. Ma
retzek, showed careful training ''La Favorita" will
ho givo to-d
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
GOVERNOR HENDRICKS.

New ORLEANS, Feb 25, 1876.
Governor Hendricks, lady and party, including Gen.
eral Love and lady, Mr. Morgan and lady, Messrs
shankland, Friagebt Reid and Lzenberg of Indiana;
General Donelson, Mr. Butterheld Colonel Burch,
OF Tennessee, arrived here to-day. committee Of
prominent citizens, including the presidents Of the
Fair Association the Chamber of Commerce. the Cot
ton Exchange and Merchants Exchange, headed by
Mayor Leeds met Governor Hendricks al the depot,
where reception speech made by Mr.. II. ~
Ogden rendering the hosptalites Of the city, and 10
which Governor Hendricks responded. The committee
escorted the Governor and party to the St. Charles
Hotel, where Governor Hendricks reception room
crowded with callers during the afternoon and oyen-
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.

THE DANGER TO SECRETARY BRIsTow BLOWN
ovER-THE HOUSE INVESTIGATION OF THE
wHIsKKY FRAUD TRIALS.
The political atmosphere is clearer tonight than 1t
has been for some time past There still rumors
that the Secretary OF the Treasury will resign but they
are eebly uttered and there truth In them The
politicians who have been trying TO misoad the Presi-
dent into blunder which would have fatal his
reputation and, probably, to his party, have heard
from the country, and now senced. There is no
doubt that the general feeling Of alarm and Indignation
which has arisen the country has scared the vier
sort OF politicians here They dared face the storm
they saw arising.
On Monday the House will demand the papers and
documents Of all kinds in the whiskey fraud nvestga
tions and trials and will probably appoint a com
mttee to receive and examine them.
The New York herald., 1876-02-26

John d. Baker, or Goshen, Ind. were admitted TO
Piaotce as attorneys and counsellors OF this court
ease lo4 Elon barnsworth ct al, Appellants, vs..
nv ~ minnesota aud Pacific Railroad ct aL-The argu-
neht OF this cause concluded by Mr. Henry Il.
hatsterson, OF counsel for the appellants.
Case 100 The Piedmont and Arlington Life Insur-
ahce Company, plaintiffs in error, Ashley w. Ewing
administrator, &c. This cause was argued by Mr. r. c.
harrington, OF counsel for plaintiffs in error and SUBJ
mtted on printed arguments by Mr. B. A. Hill for the
defendant in error.
Case l66-Haryey Ferry, plaintiff In error VS. Emily
III. Tubman. This cause was argued by Harvey Ferry
plaintiff In error, and submitted printed arguments
by William H. Hull, for the defendant in error
Case 14S.-Henretta Hoffman, appellant vs. Tho
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY The
argument OF this commenced by Mr. J. A
Garfield Of counsel for the appellant
Adjourned until Monday at twelve O'clock.
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
GOVERNOR AMEs IMPEACHED.

JACKSON, Miss, Feb. 25, 1876
The House of Representatives to-day adopted reso
luton, by vote of SO to Ia, impeaching Governor
Ames Of high crimes and misdcmeanors Office. Six
teen republicans we're absent All the republicans
present and two democrats 'Crossland and Warren,
voted "No" Tho testimony in the occupied
era days in reading.
The House elected Messrs. Featherstone, Tucker,
Percy, Muldraw, Barksdale and Spigler managers TO
prosecute the before the Senate.
Counsel for Lieutenant Governor A. X. Davis has
filed plea denying wholly and severay the articles Of
impeachment
The Senate has resolved itself into a Court OF I'M
parchment for the trial Of Lieutenant Governor Davis
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MOVEMENTS OF THE VESSELS AT OR NEAR THE
NORFOLK NAVY YARD.
NORFOLK, Feb 25 1875.
The Catskill left the navy yard to-day. and
is now anchored near the Hartford The Catskill and
the Alert will probably leave tomorrow for Hrmpton
Roads, where the Plymouth arrived yesterday alter
noon. The work the New Hampshire aud tue iron
cads Is being pushed forward rs rapidly possible.
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
A BURIAL DENIED.

HUDSON. N. Y, Feb 25, 1876.
The recent excitement in Catskil in relation to the
attempted burial Of the remains Of Joseph Waltz the
murderer in the Catholic cemetery has subsidized. Rev.
Father ODriscol has had interview with the Right
Rev. Bishop, the result of which that, while
the action OF the pastor approved every particular
it mutually agreed that, in view OF the prevailing
excitement, the nterment will not take place for the
The New York herald., 1876-02-26

dents can venture safely ambitious a project AZ
the performance in public OF a work OF such impor-
tance as the "Balio In Maschera;" but from our ae-
quainiance with the capabilities OF the pupils may
professionals with the fidelity, spirit and freshness
which VIII distinguish this performance OF amateurs
This event marks an epoch In the history Of music
here and Is eminently honorable TO progress in
this great study
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Judge Charles Folger OF the Court of Appeals, 10
residing at the Filth Avenue Hotel Adjutant Genera
Franklin Townsend arrived from Albany last evening
at the Windsor Hotel Secretary OF State Henry c. Ke
sey of New Jersey is staying at the Metropolitan Hotel
ProfessorJ j. Henry Thayer, OF Andover Mass. is so
journng at the Everett House. Franklin Haven. Of
Boston, Is among the late arrivals at the Brevoori
House. General Silas Seymour, of Quebec yesterday
arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Captain William A.
Parker United States Navy Is quartered at The Wind
Hotel Professor f. L. Ritter, of vassar College,
registered at the Westminster Hotel Lieutenant James
M. Miller, United States Navy is stopping at the St
James HOTEL Ex-Governor Andrew G. Curtin, of Penn
syivania and ex-Congrcssman William Williams, O
Buffalo, at the Fifth Avenue Hotel L. D. NJ Sweat
representative from Maine the Democratic Nationa
Committee, is at tho Windsor Hotel
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
A SNOW STORM IN CANADA.

QUEBEC, Feb 25 1876.
The gale from the West during tho last twcnty-our
hours has badly bockaded the country roads and rail
ways.
The Lewis and Kennebec Railroad has in consequence
suspended operations the remainder OF the season
No trains left for the West last night no Western
mails or passengers have arrived to-day.
Communication by rail with the eastward is also cut
ar
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
NEW ENGLAND RAILROADS.

BosToS, Feb. 25, 1870.
Special meetings OF stockholders Of the Rutland
Railroad Company and the Central Vermont Railroad
Company neld at Bellows Falls, Vermont to-day,
and the terms OF settlement OF questions in dispute be-
tween the two roads agreed upon by the directors of
the roads ratified. This will at ter
inmate twelve fifteen lawsuits pending BY
this arrangement the Rutland, Central Vermont and
Vermont and Canada roads VIII be run as one line the
earnings being pooled and the payment of monthly
rent 70 the Rutland Company resumed
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
COLLISION OF A STEAMER.

BALTIMORE, Feb 25, 1876.
The steamer Hibernian Of the Allan line which ar
rived here this morning from Liverpool while approach
ing her wharf collided with the brig FERN which
at anchor in the harbor The collision caused by
the steamer refusing to answer her helm The upper
works of the brig damaged to the amount of $780,
The steamer was uninjured
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
A SOLDIER DROWNED.

NEWPORT, r. l., Feb. 25, 1870.
soldier belonging to Fort Adams was found drowned
alongside the Fort wharf this afternoon. He
a tailor and attached to Company E. First United
States artillery. 1t is supposed he walked overheard
last night while intoxicated and chilled through
before he could rescue himself He recently came
from Key West and was German Ii was impossible
ascertain his
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
NAVIGATION ON THE HUDSON.

NEwBURG, Feb. 25 1876.
The steamer Hasbrouck, OF Poughkoepsie, reached
mere at four O'Clock this afternoon, having left New
York at FIVE O'Clock last evening. She encountered
ice Jam at West Point where she remained from ten
last night till to-day. No heavy met dur
ing the trip below West Point The ice is quite heavy
and float ng here The ierrvboat makes trips with dil-
Guilty There Is prospect Of a thaw.
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
AMATEUR THEATRICALS.

HUNTINGTON, L. l.. Feb. 25, 1876.
An amateur musical and dramatic entertainment, for
the benefit OF the Huntington Library Association,
took place this evening in the Assembly Rooms
The two-act drama "Among the Breakers" was
finely rendered, the performers doing great credit to
themselves The association will about 500 by the
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
HUNGARY

THE OLD TOWN OF BUDA UNDER wATER-THE
FLOOD RISING.
BUDA, Feb 25, 1876.
The old town OF Buda justabovc here, and Watzen,
twenty miles to the north are submerged.
The waters everywhere rising
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.

COLUMBIA, S. c. Feb 25 1876
The House OF Representatives has tonight expelled
J. Douglas Robertson member of the House. for
rupt practices IN brbing New York book house.
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
SPAIN.

THE cARLIsTs HKMMED IN AND DEFExcE1Ess
IN THE MoUSTAINs-ALFoNs1sr spons-
ooRrEs ACTION ON A DISPUTED ELEcrroN.
MADRID, Feb rs. 1870
King Alfonso has returned TO Toosa The royal
army Immediately afterwnrd commenced 10 march
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
THE SIOUX WAR.
THE GARRISON OF FORT PEAsE RESCUED.
From the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.l

From the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.l
ST. LOUIS, Feb 25, 1876.
special from Leavenworth, Kan, states that Fort
Pease, on the Yellowstone, has been abandoned by
the garrison. According the latest advces received
from that point Colonel Brisbin had arrived there
with small company of troops and barely
being massacred by the Sioux, who gradually
closing in the fort the Indians seemed to be
greatly enraged account Of the escape of their prey
and ii is expected that Colonel Brsbn and his troops
will have 10 fight their way back Fort Elliott 1t is
evident that the Indians well armed and capable of
doing great deal of damage
The New York herald., 1876-02-26

events branch OF the War oce has been established
at simonoseki and Yamagata the Minister of War, LEFT
hurriedly for that place the 10Th inst
Warlike stores are being actively collected and
packed for transmission.
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
AN AMERICAN WAR SHIP IN PORT.

SOUTHAMPTON, Feb IS, 1876.
Toe steamer Franklin, Of the United States Navy,
arrived here to-day from Lisbon. she will take on
board the works Of art BY Americans England for
the Philadelphia Exhibition.
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
1876. THE NEW YORK HERALD ALMANAC Az

FINANCIAL COMMERCIAL AND POLITICAL
REGISTER FOR 1876
Now ready In addition its usual contents comprising
Invaluable tables and statistical finance with
daily quotations Of gold for 1879 Of government bonds tho
various issues Of consos railroad shares and stock,
American securities on the London market. Bank o Eng
land Of discount and other selections
special and general Information presents IN us issue oa
1876. other features Of interest - -
THE HERALD ALMANAC FOX lo'o
Its election returns the fullest most perfect and onA
reliable for tho coming Presidential election Correctet
OF the Dolymount international kihe Match with
diagrams Ac private signals Of the New Ork acht Nun
complete atet Of this state by counties
full list OF Senators and Members OF the fourth Cen
gress standing and select cOmmttees o. Doth house wa
post Office addresses 6c American Ministers ana tonsnh
abroad foreign Legations IN the United satcs ane SHOW
ing rates Of postage countries also the tnt
closing the mails New York Post oe All nc special
ties OF the Almanac Mariners Guide Missing heirs Nc.
are continued Tor the past year It's chronological ana ohe
tables government departments army ana navy returns
are Officially corrected Its "Misccaneous contents ~
valuable compendium Of items Of general ana specia
THE HERALD ALMANAC.
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
MR.. PITKIN'S CONDITION.

ALBANY Feb. 25, 1876.
Mr. Pitkin who was injured by the Harlem extension
railroad accident, is quite comfortable this morning,
and expects to leave for his home Hartford on Mon
day If permitted by his physician In addition
the wounds his head several Of his ribs broken.
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
SALE OF CANAL LANDS.

TERRE HAurE, Feb. 25, 1876
rhe sale OF the Wabash and Erie Canal lands to-day
aggregated $4,000 The sale OF the whole property
amounts 10 $154, 151 73
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
THE DOMINION BUDGET.

OTTAWA, Feb 25, 1876
Hon. Mr.. Cartwright Minister OF Finance delivered
his Budget speech this evening No changes made
in the tariff
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
SERVIA.

THE GOVERNMENT COOLED DOWN ON THE
TURKISH WAR QUESTION.
BELGRADE, Feb 25, 1876.
In consequence OF the representations OF the Pow.
ers peaceful views prevail in governmental circles
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
HONORABLY ACQUITTED.

HOUSTON, Texas, Feb 25 1876.
Judge John A. Mcdonald, prominent republican,
on trial in the criminal three indictments for
forgery and embezzlement, has been honoraby
tfah
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
THE WEATHER YEsrERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in tho
temperature for the past twcnty,four hours,
parson wththe corresponding date OF last year. as in
dicated by the thermometer al Hudnurs pharmacy
IL lin
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
NHE COTTON STATES
IN THE SPRING AND SUMNER OF 1875
BY CHARLES NOKDHOFF,
author OF "Caliiornia for Heathn Politics for Younn
Americana
VOL. svo. Paper Price, so cents

at Is full from beginning end of information a
vital question: and will be read with the greatest INTEREST,""
Worcester Palladium.
s showing most unfavorabe In many respects 60 the
republican politicians OF the south and their
tons favorable the
OF the Southern democracy n-Sprin gied Republican
As writer and author Mr. NordhoM stands deservedy
high and these letters. bound IN cheap volume de-
and destined 10 receive careful
burg Sentinel
'Iho author writes with admirable clearness and treats
both parties with entire mpartiality. .n-Evening Mail
He does not write partisan. Ho seeks O. know
conditions His authority Of weight and Whatever
testimony he gives be depended with strong faith in
its accuracy h-Cncnnati Times
This book must, think, produce sensation lf its
alleged facts real iey ought 10 produce profound
saton upon the whole nation but especially upon the North
especially the republican party both North
aud South. n-Brooklyn Times
rhe filled with important facts and they deserve
circulation NORTH the observations OF prominent
republican editor "-liartford Times
ID. APPLETON CO., Publishers.
New York.
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25, 1915
In the Supreme Court OF the United States to-day,
on motion Of Hon. William Pnckney wbytc, Frederick
o. Prince, OF Boston. admitted 10 practice az an
attorney aud counsellor Of this court On motion OF
J. B. sanborn. Stanford Newell OF ST. Paul MINI, and
The New York herald., 1876-02-26

OPPONENTS.
LONDON Feb 20, 1876.
despatch to the Standard from Madrid says during
the debate in the Cortes the elections Senior CASTELAR,
charged that all kinds of violence and abuse had been
practised at the elections Barcelona and Ubeda He
offered to renounce his immunity Deputy in order
prove his assertions and declared his intention
future occasion to defend and justify ali his
as Dictator.
The New York herald., 1876-02-26

A CLERICAL TRIUMPH IN THE BAvAR1AN PAR
LAMENT.
MUNICH Feb. 25, 1876
The Chamber of Deputies have reelected the Pres-
dent and Vice President OF the last session. all of whom
belong to the clerical party.
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
rHE nERALp ALNANAc.

1876
Price % cents mailed ali parts Of the United states
cents, sold by ~ stationers aud ncwsdeaerS Addros
HERALD ALMANAC. Now York etE.
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
GERMAN Y.

BAvARIAN RESISTANCE TO IMPERIAL coNsoIIDA-
TIoN OF THE NATIONAL ECONOMIES.
MUNICH Feb. 25, 1876.
In the Chamber Of Deputies to-day the President of
the Council replying to question: said Bavaria would
maintain tho independent administration of her rail-
ways and would oppose by every constitutional means
the administration Of the other railway systems by the
Empire.
The New York herald., 1876-02-26

THE sPASMS OF PAIN THAT RACK TIM
Rheumatic relieved by GLENNs SULPHUR SOAR.
"HILL's HAIR WHIsKER DYE, black or brown SOC
The New York herald., 1876-02-26

Average temperature yesterday 25
45s
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
TURKEY.

FIERCE BATTLE IN HERzEGovINA-THE TURKS
DEFEATED.
VIENNA, Feb. 25, 1875
The Wiener Presse reports that great battle has
taken place in Herzegovina, vassojovch, and the
Turks were totally defeated.
The New York herald., 1876-02-26

REDRESS FOR THE EXECUTION OF A FRENCH
CITIZEN IN CUBA.
PARIS Feb. 25, 1876.
1t is stated that Spain has agreed TO pay indem-
nifty to the family of M Reygondeau executed in
Cuba and court martial the officer who ordered the
execution.
The New York herald., 1876-02-26

GAR1BAIDIAN INsURREcTIoN1sT sYnrPATHIzERs
ARRESTED.
TRIESTE Feb. 25 1876
twenty-five more Garbaldans have been arrested at
Castel-Nuova while endcavonng to Join the Herze-
govinans
The New York herald., 1876-02-26

eccipt Of the price.
Mr. HEPWORTH DIxON's NEW WORK.
WHITE CONQUEST;
AMRKICA IN 1878.
By WILLIAM HEPWORTlI DIXON
White Conquest way inferior the authors other
writings Indeed, Ia respects 1t may be said b0
sunerio II all the old briancy OF description the
same sense aud the wonderful Of
facts historical otherwise. which Mr. iIepworth
Dixon Omed his admirers.-MOrning Post.
Sent. posr old. receipt OF price by
SCRIBNER, WELFORD K ARMSTRONG,
7i3 aud 745 Broadway.
NIIRIAMis MEMOIRS. MIRIAM'S MEMoIRS
81 AUTHOR OF HOUSEHOLD OF BoUvERrRs
MTRIAM's MEMOIRS. A NOVEL. BY Mrs c. A. War.
field, author Of Monfor Hall - "Thc Household OF Bou
vere' published this and for all
sellers everywhere, bound in morocco CLOTH gilt back and
side price ~ ~.
MoNFORT HALL, BY author OF "The Household Of
Bouvcren Third Edition Is published this day Is for
sale by all booksellers everywhere Price 81 75 bound in
morocco CLOTH gilt back and side.
MRS WARFIELDS OTHER WORKS.
THE HOUSEHOLD OF BOUvERIE.
HESTER HOWAKDS TEMPTATION
A DOUBLE WEDDING
Price 81 70 each In cloth. gilt back aud side.
for by all bookselcrs copies
Of all will be sent post paid 10 any
place. remittlng price 90 the Publishers.
4. ID. PETERSON * BROTHERS..
3OJ Chestnut st.. Philadelphia, Pa
The New York herald., 1876-02-26

DISTINGUISHED cARLIsrs SUBMIT TO THE KING.
MADRID, Feb. 25, 1875
The Gazette (olciaD publishes details Of the subms-
sions which have far been made by the Carsts 1t
estimates that in addition to the tour Carst battalons
at Andoain total of 400 persons have returned to
their allegiance
Among them are the Marquis of villaverde and Cen
erals Banco and Palacio who have rendered their SUBJ
missions to the Spanish Consul at Bayonne.
The New York herald., 1876-02-26

A PRACTICAL MATTER OF ECONOMY.-THR
SILK ELASTIC Truss, supplied by ELASTIC TRUSS
COMPANY, 6S3 Broadway, everywhere supersedes metal
tru curing
The New York herald., 1876-02-26

ALFONSO MARCHES FROM ToLosA.
MADRID. Feb. 25, 1876.
King Alfonso, with 80 900 men and forty cannon, has
left Toosa for AIsasua.
The New York herald., 1876-02-26

SENIOR oAsTELAR's DEFIANCE TO HIS POLITICAL
The New York herald., 1876-02-26

A-SCALP DISEASES-DANDRuFF, IRRITATION,
itching eruptive other scalp Diseases falling loss
brittle fading and prematuely hair cured by Dr. O.
PERRY No 81. New
The New York herald., 1876-02-26

Sen. free by mail to any in the United States ON
utoff the price.
The New York herald., 1876-02-26

cARLIsT BArTALIoNs SUBMIT TO THE KING.
ASDoAIN, Feb. 25, 1876.
Four Carst battalions, the first which enlisted in
Gupuzcoa have submitted to King Alfonso and asked
for amnesty.
The New York herald., 1876-02-26

A.-BENNETI BUILDING,
FIRE PROOF.
LOCATED ON NASSAU, ANN AND FULTON STA
HANDSOMELY AND wELL.HEATED OFFICES
TO LET ON VERY REASONABLE TERMS,
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS, BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICES
APPLY ON THE PREMISES
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-02
B0bETII MERCAlTIL
DE PUERTO-RICO.
: 0RGAN0 DB Los HgfAA0LRS SIN COkDICIONRs.
EN- OAYEY.

Sc venden tres m6quinas fotogrA6cas con sus trfpo-
dss muy buen estado de elias que haee retra-
tOs dfrectOs al dOble tamano de los mperiaes. Con
cabecsras de hierro balsusrado pedestal de ma
dera para el aparato de galerla, bahos cube
de cristal porceana surtldo de plauchas efec-
tos dol arte escojidos para trabaar algun tempo.
Capsulas porcelana para fundlr plata; medda y
embudos de crstal de varios tamanos; pesa SAL reoj
de arena, cuadros de varias classes tananos; eajas
para colocar electrces grandes pequenas tarjetas
para fotografas eectricos al tama1o comun; chassis
para copiar grandes chiquitos, papel albuminado,
cartulina gruesa 6na prensa de hierro caas de dos
tamaos para abutsr los rstratos la porceana cajas
pnturas On pasta polvo para fsrrotipos,y uure.
guar surtido pneees fnos canas dOradas para
dro de mayor tamano otros obetos mas que con-
seguira ell eompralor sumamente baratos, al que Sc
le enssnara ell arte gratutamente case que supere
trabaar Lapersona que desee Aprovechar la OCCASION,
pueden dirigirse dicho pueblo d. R. Frades 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-02
Vss@ Espaid Catao ''Nadid'

Conocido por 81 pdblico ell itinera-
rio de este vapor y por CONSEQUENCES
Ell dia y hora de llegado a este puerto,
Sc avisa a los Sres. que reciban carga
por el, que cesando la responsabilidad
de la Empresa desde el momento en-
que deposita sobre el muelle Ia carga
que conduce, es obligation de aquellos
el mandar q recoger.a inmediatamen-
6. No SO ocupara por 10 tanto la Agen-
cia en- esta Ciudad, en- 10 sucesivo de
recoger y guardian como 10 ha hecho
varias ocasiones, los bultos que sus
'duel1os no hsyan tornado en- tempo,
quedando en- el muelle, por cuenta de
| los mismos, y sin ninguna response
bilidad por parte de Ia Empresa.
Puerto Rico 26 de Mayo de 1876
l-Iliarte, Hermano Do Cassoena !
Qempsaia, laA--ls