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RECONCILIATION.

Senators Blaine and COnkling stood
before the CLERKS desk, looking bright
and happy and talking anlmateuiy.
"Senator David Davis came up," says a
dispatch, 'Eand, putting an arm around
each, stood there for several minutes,
and until every body on the floor and i'll
the galleries had noticed the unusual
and friendly meeting" 1t was very
pathetic. Mr.. Blaine was fooling with
one OF the buttons OF Mr. Conkllng's coal
at the time, looking atfectonateiy into
his lace and involuntarily :nuggling up
to him. "Are you sure you forgive he -
he said, timidly.
UWhy, Of coursew was the hearty re.
sponse. "You limId little thing! L for.
gave you long since"
"Dear, deal !" remarked Mr.. Blaine,
clapping his hands. "Ihis Is so nice
| must write and tell aunty AL about it.'
WYou refer to Gail Hamllt0nr in
ouiyed MIR. Conkling, with some GOODNESS
"Why, yesp' said Mr.. Blaine. "Why
do YOU speak so icil!? Do you not like
"i DO notW said Mr. ConkIing stoutly
"She talks too much. She gets out o.
her sphere. she annoys. l think notn
ing would give that woman CREATE
nleaslfre laau to scratch somebody"
| There was very noticeable GOODNESS
between the two; but at this mOmen
The large ana talnerly gentleman from
| illinois came up, and, letting teal
dror, Joined the hands Of the TWO AM
| sail: HBless ye, me children"
'Is this a third party p inquired MI
Conkling, drawing himself up haughI
"No, dear" replied Mr.. Blaine, look
inp rogulsh; cit is only secondary
"in that case" said Mr.. Conkling, viii
dignity, Wits all right. You VIII excus'
lust now for US to avoid all entsnglin
alliances"
Very well, DEAR" said Mr.. Blain
with gentle confidence. You know best
l am sure"
And The Christmas sun was shining
brightly, and tie Christmas bells wer
ringing far and near.-L Rochester Demc
- nrnt,
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SINGULAR BURGLARY.
Those Papers in tho Dickey-Tytus
Case stolen.

Shortly after O'Clock yesterday
morning the three-story residence Of
DR.. D. w. Mccarthy, No. 100 West
Seventh street, was burgarized in q
singular manner and for singular pur-
pose.
During the developments in the MID
dletown scandal, growing out OF the
suits for bastardy and breach OF promise
brought by Miss Mamie Diekey against
ohm b. Tylus, married man, IT was
found that Dr.. Mccarthy had attended
| Miss Dickey in her confinement ana
| had come into possession OF letters from
| Tytus which would conclusiyely show
| that he WIS the father of Miss Dlckey's
child.
1t was the intention OF the burglars to
! obtain these papers, and they succeeded
| In front of the house is stoop, two
windows opening low upon 1t from the
| front office. The upper and lower nights
are fastened or tue inside with an Or
dinary catch. The burglars found that
they could, by pressing against the
lower sash, insert q knife or wire be-
tween the windows and push or pull
back the eaten. They did this, and, on
getting inside, closed the shutters or
blinds, and then turned on the gas. On
the ground floor in the second room
were Two desks and secretary. Thes g
were pried open, and III the secretary
the papers were found.
They were in heavy Government en-
velope, marked "PriYate papers," and
| in a corner "Dickey-Tytus." The thieves
also took four of five other similar en-,
velopes containing Dr.. McCarthy's busi-
ness papers that he had straiS ShJened up
| nj niuht hntnrn TOR the
While the men down stairs were at
work, the inmates awOke and heard
noises as of the rustllng of papers. Dr.
| Mccarthy asked his VILE II she did not
| IheAr the noises, and oil answering
"Yes-rats," Dr. Mccarthy arose to a
sitting posture i'll bed, when, at the foot
OF the bed, a man rose up TO his full
height, and with u long, cooked revolver,
sai0: 1T isn't rats-iVs me; and il you
stir or make q noise, pll blow your
heads off,
The wife Of DR.. McCarty screamed and
pulled her husband back, while the bur-
glar walked down the stairs wbicn leads
down from the second story. The Doc
tor jumped up and picked up the tongs
which were at the fireplace, with the
idea of striking the man as he was 60
ing down stairs. He was prevented,
however, by his wife. The burglar,
whose head was covered with slouch
hat, then made his escape ny the front
way.
The nurse girl arose, and looking out
OF window saw man slowly walkin &
past the house with an umbrella over
his head. She called to him to notify
the police that there were thieves in the
house. The man said he would if be
saw any, and then walked deliberately
towards Vine street. The burglars eyi-
dently were not bent on securing money
or va!uab!es, as the doctors gold watch
and chain were lying on the marble slah
of the wash-stana, in full view OF the
thieves. The affair is mysterious one,
and it is hardly probable that the thieves
will be found out. Detectives Mead anG
Murray have been detailed TO work W
the burglary.
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CAPS.
LEGAL.

r EGAL.-The undersigned has been ap
| Ipointed almin!strat Of the estate OF Jen'
nio oliver, deceased. Those having claim
'-A- JOHN W. HABIG.
A. F. HILDEBRANT, Attorney.
CTEcIHNATI, Dec. Ii, 1877. del2-3tw
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EGAL NOTICE. JOHN NUTMEN.
L whose residence is unknown, will take no.
tee tnat Josephine Nutmen, OF the County, OF
Hamilton, in the State of Ono, did, on the 6th
No. 81, ,232, in the Court Of Common Pleas, with
in and for the County OF Hamilton, in the state
OF Ohio, against the said John Nutmcn, defend
ant, setting forth therein that said defendant,
John Nutmen has been wilfully absent from
said plaintiff for more than three years prior
to the filing Of said petition, and praying
therein TO be divorced from said defendant.
The SAID defendant, John Nutmcn, is noti-
fed that he is required to appear and answer
said petition, on or b3fore saturday, the 18th
day OF January, A. D. 1873, and that on th; t
day, or soon thereafter as tho same can be
heard the said petition will b for hearing.
JOSEPHINE NUTMEN,
BY CowAN & DCRRELL, her Attorneys
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PONDS EXTRACT.
Ponds EEiZ'TRA(;'lI'.
= Z
Ponds EXTRACT
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor
Note; ask for Ponds Extract
..- Take no other.
"fHeaP, for L will speak Of excellent
& ShtHgs.s'

4 things"
PONDS EXTRA C3-The great Vegetable
Pain Destroyer. Has been in use over
thirty years, and for SleanlneSS o xCsod ana
C1READHeRh. No family can afford to be
without PONDS Extract Accidents,
Bruises, CantusaOns, CUTS Sprafns
are relieved almost instantly by external appii'
cation. Promptly relieves pains OF ksurnEs
ScsIds, RxcoriatiOns, CasafingEs
Old Sores, Bells, EFei0Gs. Corns, etc.
Arrests Inflammation, reduces sWei!lngs, Stops
bleeding, removes disColoraton and heals rap
LADIES fnd IT their best friend. 1t assuages
the pains to which they are peculiarly sub
jeCt--nOtaby fullneSs and pressure N the mead,
nausea, vertigo, &c. 1t promptly amellorates
and permanently heals all Kinds OF GnGam"
snassonE ard uiceTatiGMs. .,.-
G4EM0EssHOsDS or LES flnd IN tins
the 0nly immediate relief and ultimate cure.
No case however chronic or obstinate can long
resist Its regular use.
VARuCDSE VEINS. 1t Is the only sure cure
KIDNEY DISEASES. 1t has no equal fol-
permanent cure.
ELEEDENG from any cause. For this tits
specific. 1t has saved hundreds OF lVes
when all other remedies failed to arrest bleed"
ing rom nose, stomach, lungs and else
EOOTEgAcFsE. Earache, Neuralgia,
and RheuEnaftslGa are all alike relieved and
often permanently cured.
PM dKSsCHANS Of all schools who are acqraint-
ed with Ponds Extract OF Witch AEa
gel recommend it iii their practice. We have
letters Of commentator nom hundreds OF
Physicians, many Of whom order it for use In
their own practice. In addition to the fore
going, they order its use for SsVellings Of all
kinds, 0uinsy, Sore Throats nfiamed
T0nsA;s, simple and chronic 5{aTThtea,
biains, Frosted Feet, sings of In.
Eects, Mosquitoes. etc., Chapped
Hands, Face and indeed all manner OF
En4E as1T Tfss n po,norA. Sor,-,ose Hy ourE.
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NEW YEARS CALLS.

He looked rather seedy and hungry as
he hung around the corner of Woodward
avenue and Fort street yes erday, but
still he compared faYorabiy With a
pa sing friend whom he called TheOr'
oils. After they had shaken hands
and vainly tried to borrow some TO-
bacco Of each othor, the first observed:
"Wonder if many folks are gong t'
keep open houses this New Years.
"Guess not-Ion't hear any thug abou,
it y answered Theopolis In a dG3ious
tore.
u tell you," said the other as his fact
grew long, "iPs my opinion that IN
who!e New Years business is on the
wane, and that the day is coming wher
y6u'n ! will have to go to a free luncl
saloon to get our 'wisn you happy TOD
der. What do you think?"
"rye thunk that way for more'n
year." sadly answered the other, anE
they slowly crew apart, perhaps for
| ever,
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NOiiCe.

We cell especial attention to the advertise.
ment of Ponds Extract.
AS an alleyiator of pain and hemorrhage, &
healer of wounds, or subduer of any kind oi
Inflammation, tins Ex ract has gain ell a repu'
tatlon and sale so extraordinary, that it war
rants the assumption that it is an article oi
great virtue. 1t IS IntOrscd by meAlcal men
who moro readily lend it their praise on ac-
count Of 1t being merely distillol extract Of
the Hamamelis, or Witch Hazel shrub, which
is tavoraDly mentioned in the medical work Of
all schools.
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member that this decision was made by -FOUR
practical and skiliful physicians.
Remember when you are suffering from any
ach5 or pain that Bensou's Capclnc Plaster is
the best remedy ever devised ior external dim
culties, Sold everywhere. Price 25c
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AN OLD-TIMER.-Your correspondef

AN OLD-TIMER,-Your spondent
has just ccme from the scene Of the won
0erful discovery made by Prot j. H.
Kerr, OF Colorado College. The few
minutes that l have before taking the
train for Denver permit me to maze twr
or three points for your readers. The
parts OF five reptiles have been found,
The largest, about one hundred anc
twenty feet in length, seems to have
broakfasted upon the smaller ones A
large part Of the largest animal exists
only in cast, Where tie bone has mol
been exposed it shows its bony structure
very tiuely. This find was near the gate
to the Garden of the Gods, on a 10"
ridge of the cretaceous formation. The
discovery is as valuable az 1t is wonder
full.
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superiority
over other
.pla ters,
and1ts woG-
deriul pain
relieving,
strengthen
ing Il cura-
| tive proper
lties, II Q =
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RELIABLE help Tor weak and nervous sut-
ferers, chronic, painful and prostrating dis
eases cured without medicine PulVermach-
er's Electric Belts the grand doSderatum'
Avoid limitations. Book and journal, with
information worth thousands, mailed free
Address PULVERMACHER GALVANIC
CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
ja22-1y Vi, W SF- ja25-1Yw- cow
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PROFESSIONAL.
R. Ss. FULTON,
Attorney at LAW,
Removed 10 No. % West Third Street,
OVER LARKlN & CO.'S BANK.
no2t-l2t~&W
PROFESSIONAL,
IN BANKRUPTCY.

/ DSTATES, Southern District Of Ohio III
Bankruptcy. - No. 1856. In the matter Of
George Bogen Jr; bankvurt, The creditors
Of said bankrupt are notified that he has filed
his petition IN tins Court praying for final
the Bankrupt Act ana the acts ancndatory
thereof, and said creditors are required to ap-
pear at a Court OF Bankruptcy, to be held be-
fore me at my Office, No. 6 East Third street.
Cincinnati, on the 81 day OF January, 1873, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ and show cause, II any they
have, why tho prayer OF said petition should
not be granted.
Dated at Cincinnati, December 10, 1917.
FLAMEN BALL,
dell-l9-26 Register IN BanECpptcy.
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FANCY GOODS.
New Goods for Holiday Presents

SELECT YOUR PRESENTS FOR THE
Holidays before the rush; dOI't pat it of till
the last day. fun and complete assortment,
comprising Worcester Ornaments, Dresden
China in lar variety English and French
and Fancy Ornaments, Doulton, Faionce, jas
per and Fancy Enameled Goo Is, These goods
are offered at prices that will insure their
rapid sales at the CHINA and House Furnish
ing Store, No 1l0 Main street.
THCE & HUNTINGTON.
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tho highest
and o IL | v
m e d a ! ,
a b owe all
foreign and
American
co nj peti =
tors, on the
grOun d OF
Its gIea [
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Tim NynrId,s Chnice.

Competent judges representing the civilized
people Of the world, appointed for the khowl-
odge Of particular arts or sciences, convened
the comparative merits of the various lnven-
tons Of mankind, awarded to the manufac-
turers Of Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster,
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WACuJNE Is rapidly taking tho place Of
w AOHlNE Soap, because i5 is 50 much
cheaper, and does away with rubbing. 1t
washes like magic, and IS positively harmless
to clothing. Mrs. Henry Ward Bcecher rec
ommcuds it to all housekeepers. Sold by all
gT0cGrs. Pric0 SC. -
SEABURY Il JOHNSON
M,W&S 2l Platt street, New York
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FINANCIAL,

Invested in Wall st, Stocks.
GIn mn nffiAf makes fortunes every month.
Mil II AsiiIiii Book sent free explaining
everything.
Address BAXTER& & co. Bankers, l7Wan st,,N. Y
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GIRO DE LETRAS.
Gale de la FOrtaleZa, nim. 20

B. BORRAS Y HEKMANOS, del comercio de es
Ia plaza. giran sobre los puntos siguientes;
ALAvA.- Amurrio. Anana. La Guardia Saliva
TERRA Victoria.
Lhanez, Chinchia, HELM. In Gncta. La Roda, VIII
ALICANTE Alcoy. Alicante, Elche. orihuela.
ALMER1A. Adra. hlmeria, Huercal. Overa Ro
quotas. Vera
BADAJoz. Albuquerque. Almendralejo Bada
oz, Balcarrom. Cabe.a lie Buey. Camnanario, Frnge
nal Merida. Montijo Llerena olivenza. Villai u svs
BALEA REs = ibiza Mahon, Palma.
Iona, Bcrga. Granoiiers. Teuaaeia. Manresa. Maar6
Martoreu, Iasnou, Molins de ley. Saba'ioll. Tara
ga. ,vlch, yilianueva Gelrd, Sillafranca de Pa
BGEGos. Arands de Due Bdrsos,
CAoEErs' : AlcAntara Brozas, Caceres, Coria
Guadalupe Legroosan. Montanehez. Plasencia. Tru'
ciDig : Algeelras. Cadiz, Ceuio. ohicana, Gil.
braltar JereZ de Ia Frcntera, Olvera, Puerto Real
Puerto de santa Maria. San Lucar de Bsrrameda
San Rogue. san Fernando
CAsTELIoN - Denic2rl6, Castpllon. Vinaroz.
CrUDAD REAL. Ciudad Real. Man1anares.
CeRDonA Aguiar. Baena Bnislance. Cabra
Montoro Pozo hisnco. Prieeo Puen;e Ceni Ram
CcRunA - Betanzos, Geo, Corcuhion, Corune Fe-
rrol Noya. Santa Marta de ortigueira. Padron
Puentedetms Santiago,
GTRoSA-Blgur. hianss. FigueTss Corona ilo-
xt de Mar, Olot, Paafrugel. Paiam6s, San Feiiu de
unANADA - Albnnol. Alnuneoar. Alhana Baza
Granada Guadix Huescar. nlora, l >ja Motril, Or
GuApATAJAgA Atleeza. Brihucga. Chaentes
Guedalaiara. Molina, Pastrana. Sacedon. Sixuena
GiSIPGzcoA San Sebastian.
Vergnra; >. ua,,ra
HUrsca. - Ayerbe Bar'.astro. Graus. Huesca ia
ca, Sarinena.
JAEN, : AndGiar. Baeza, Celzola. Jaen. I4nares
!. LEON. : Astorga, Buseengo Cacahelos, La Bafe-
sahagun Valencia do b. Juan villafranca Del Vier-,
~ LrRIDa % %Balasuer. Bosort Vale de Aran } Ger.
vera I6rida Solsona, Sert, Tremp, Tarrega.
LoGnono. = Arnedo Calahorra. Haro. Logroso
Santo Domingo de ID Calzada. Torrecilla de los Ca
,LUeo Fox, Lugo MondOnsdo. Monforte. Ri
MADRID. aranjuez Alcala de Henares, Madrid
MiLAaA. Antequcra. Malaga Ronda. velez Ma
AyncTA Agpas os9aynGa S ca,HssHs Ng Giszs
NAvARRA = Pemplona. Tudela.
ORENsE. - Orense
0vIEDo.-Ayiles. Belmonte. Cangas de ons, Cam
Grado, Luarca Lastres Lanes Sayia oyledo, Pita
Ssdesea va saas vaveosa on Ineso m eF0 fFV" III
PALENcIA. Palencia.
Estrella Guar1ies, Ialin, Ponteyedra. Puentearsas
Red2ndela. ruy yigo, v!llasgrcia
Ia. Salamanca. vltigudino. .LedesmG.
SASTASDEI. - Castro. Urdiales. Reinosa. San
lander, TorrelaveRa
SEcovIA. - SegovIa.
SEvIIIA. Cdrmona Eciia. Moron. Scvilla Utre-
ra.
Sonia -Agreda Burgc de osma. Sorla.
TAERAooNA. - Falset, Rcus. Tarragona. Tortosa
Walls.
TERurI - Teruel.
TOLEDO - Toledo.
VAFNCIA.-Alcjra, Carcayente. D6nia Gambia. Ja-
tiva, Requena, Sueca. Valencia.
VkLLADoLrD -Arevalo. Bejar. Medina del Cam
90 Eioseco, Toro, Talladolia, Vialon.
VIzcAYA. - Algeria. Balmaseda. Bermeo, Bilbao
Durango, Elorrio LeGueitio. Orduna. Valle de Car.
rama.
ZAMoRA.-Zamora.
ZARAGozA, Almunia. Ateca Borja Calatayud
Carinena, Caspe. Daroca Egea de los Caballeros
Sos TArazona Xarage2a-
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BANOS DE COAMO.

Conocidos son en- toda la isla aun fuera de
lila los sorprendentes resultados obtendos cor
1 uso de estas aguas minerales para la cura-
ion de la mayor parte de las intermediates.
Los dueflos del establecimento con ell fin dc
acilitar ell coaocimiento de sus propiedades
nedicinales, tanto q los Medicos para la mejor
'plicacion, como los enfermos que deseeI
lacer uso de dichas aguas, remitiran gratis ur
jenplar de la Mcmoria escrita por el DR.. d.
iuan Usera y Alarcon, todo ell que nos enyie
u direction un sello de 25 centimos de pese
a para ell franqueo.
Jur!) de l877.-Jose j. Usera
hta. "a Alb 1873
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NueVa imprenta
0DEL BOLETIN.' .
FORTALEZA, 81.


Contando esta imprenta con toda clase dc
slementos asi dc personal como de materia
moderno de las mejores fahicas, y abundancia
de papel hace con IIMPlEZA, BARATURA
Y PRESTEZA toda clase de impresos, libros,
-. destle los mas sencilos & los mas largos y
colaplicados. Para estados cuenta con exec
lentes cajas mecanicas.
PARA EL COMERCIO.
Conocimientes de budues de vapor.-Idem de iden
a yola a-P0lizas de embarQue para cabotaje.-De-
elAracionee. &c.. &c.y
ga PARA Los AYUNTAMIENTOS.
Ynrmaeon del reparto territorial libros talonarios
de mntrfculns de ganado. id. taonarios de Ruia de
madeFAs. lhramientss municipalities eargaremes etc.
REyIsTA COMMERCIAL
Que todas las quincenas la salida de los vapores
ineieses con Ia acorrespodencia para Europa. las te
noInos de ventA
TAMBIEN sE ENCUENTRA DE yENTA
REGLAMENT0S GENERATES DE BILLAR
50 cENTAvos EJEMPIAR.
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Alcoholado Barnes.
PUERTO-RICO.

Este es I'm lcor una preparation c0mpues.
ta de aguarsliente decaha de plAntas aroma
ticas, muy usadas en- toda America, especial
mente por los indigenas
Asi, pues, no debe existir ell mas mfhifno te-
NOR en- usaria, puesto que, en- ningun case,
puede ofrecer riesgo alguno su aplicacion !;
sendo sus resultados tan inmedatamefte ef-
CAGES, que no dan tempo 4 que aparezca la
duda acerca de su utdad
Bastan las primeras apeaciones en- cual-
qHiera de las dolencias que Sc nleneiOnaran
para que Sc note pronto SECURE alivi0 cir
cunstancia que ha dado lngar q qne haya obte-
nido TN credco satisfactorio entire las nersonaa
que Ia han usado, que sn consume Sc haya
aumentado de una manera notable.
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Parque de Artiueria.

Debendo proyeerse la plaza de portero del esta
bleclmient9 dotada con ounce pesos mensuales. d-
parla. en- el concepto de que seran preferidos los
licenciaa1s del Ejercto
Sc admiten Solicitudes hasta FIN del eorrente
mes. Puerto Rico II de 0ctubre de 1877-P9r 6rden
del Direetor.-El Captain, Enrique J. Guevara s-3
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ojoi ojo! ojoi
AL PUBLIC0 DE PUERTO-RICO.

Dlariamente sc comctcn contra ell p1hlico
perhdes engaos por suietos POGO eselqpulo-
sos, los cuales venden conr ,siciones abomina-
bles elaboradas en- Nueya- York que obtienen
precios muy fniimos, eXpendiendo las msmas
como las Pldoms V Ungtiento de Holloway
Esta neiarlaS falsificaciones llevan en- los r0.
tulos de las caias botes las palahras "Nueva-
York" iQne Sc eviten las msmas como Sc
evitaria la peste!
En- los lihros de dheecicnes de estas desca-
radas thlstcaciones aetuamente Sc pone en-
gurardla al pdblico contra imitaciones espdreas.
!: !: {; 81 i: ;; 6 /. :;i$:' Il; .:
@ os3 Oxford Street, W. - London, ent6n-
Las personals que sean defraudadas Dor los
vendedores que eSpendea LAS Pilloras el
ungiiento dc Holloway" falsificados como los
ieSitimos, seran al comuncarme los pormeno-
res, liberalmente recompensadas, comprome.
tendome que no haya trascendencia de sus
nombres
Londres, agosto 10 de 1870 Firmado To-
mas HotEoWay II, mzo. s. lvs 9-26
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Angel Agnerrevere, Licdo, en- Mcdcina de
la llustre Universidad de Caracas Medic0 en-
ejercicio EN- esta Villa, certitico que desde Ia
aparicion del ALC0HOLADO del Sr. Don
Juan Barnes, 10 he aconsejado cuantos Glen
tes he tenldo en- sus sufrimientos de los dolO-
res reumaticos neuralgias en general siem-
pre- con buen exito, en- mi misma familia 10 us0
constantemento,
Ponce, Febrero de 1877,
A. AHte1Tepeye
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AyUHgIOS DIVERSOS.
HOTEL DE EUROPA
A N T E S
LOS VAP0RES Y CASA DE HUE3PEDEs
San Jasia ssquRa Tetuaa 4 Ia subia del nuelIe

Ell nuevo dueno de este HOTEL pone en- CO.
nocimiento Gel publico en- general, haber
hecho todas las mejoras que eran necesarias
para comodidad de los que gusten honrarle.
Hahitaciones aseadas frescaa, bien amue-
bladas
Ofrece ademas 4 las personals residences en-
esta Capital, asientos la mesa comida d
domicilio d preoos sconYeneionales. - GABRIEL
RoIo BoRRAs. Ag. 26-T7.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-24
Don AriStides Alvarez RoSsy.

Suplcamos este sefor, ex-agente del Bo-
IErIN en- San German, sc sirya abonar esta
Administration $29l-60 de recibos que lie he
mos remitido, amen de otros que indebidanen-
te cobr6 con su propia frma y sc 10 avisamos
por este medic por haberse obstinadamente ne
xado contestar las repetidas cartas que,
nuehas do elias certifcadas, lie hemos remitido
La Administration del EoLETIN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-24
A QUEEN CONvENGA.

En- la Notaria de Faiardo SO necesita un encuader-
nadoT; 81 alvuno del ofcio desea haeerse cargo del
rabajo que ella Sc 10 brinda puede dirigirse para
el Arreglo de condolences al Notario
la JOSE FELIX CAMUSAs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-24

Ponen en- conoeimiento de sus amigos del conner
clio en- general que desde csta fecha abren una casa
de Comercio en- la Playa de Ia ciudad de Ponce que
Sc dedieari Il t1aos les ramos dc negocfos pero es-
pc sia lmente nj de comisiOn.
POi 10 de O"tuhre de 1877. 6-s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-24
pisolucioa De sosiedad.

In que graba en- este pueblo bao In razon dc
Utset Torrent Compania ha quedado disueta por
mutuo c0nvenio qudacion cargo dc 10 nueva de
Utset Cnmpafia.
Cayey Oetubro 20 de 1877 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-24
SOCIEDADES.
q II MRGD@.

eobre L6ndres Paris, Bremen G6noya Habana
Eantia6e Dc Cube. SantS Domingo. Madrid. Santan-
der C6diz, Barcelona otras piazas de Espana gi-
tan Dor eantdAd dc pnas dc yeintieinco pesos.SILr
tA CcsEg.4 Tetuan 50. obse 10