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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-08-22
Pensions.

All Officers, Soldiers, and Sailors woun-
ded, ruptured. or injured in the hate wti,
however slightly, can obtain pension by
addressing Gilmore X Co.
Cases prosecuted by Gilmore & Co. he
fore the Supreme Court of the United
States, the Court of Claims, and the South
eru Claims Commission.
Each department of our business IN con-
Quoted in n separate bureau Wndcr charge
of the same experienced parties employed
by the old firm. Attention to all business
entrusted to Gilmore e Co, is thus Sc
cured. We desire to win success by do
serving it.
Address GILMORE e CO., $50 f Street.
Washington, ID. c. 4itf
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07
NEW YORK.

AN ADVANCE OF TWENTY CENTS PER TON.
New York, Sept. 7.-Sale agents for vari-
ous coal companies in Wilke4barre, have
decided to advance 20 cents per ton for the
northern and western markets,
PARDoNs GRANTED AND REFUSED.
The hoard of pardons of Pennsylvania,
has refused favorable consideration of ap.
plication for pardon for James Courtrieht.
convicted of embezzlement of the state
funds. The board of rardons recomm end
pardon issued to Jos Thomas, Of Northamp.
ton county, convicted Of arson in the fall Of
1871, and sentenced to prison for 80 years
and months, and pay fine of 81 GOO.
The pardon is recommended on the belief
that Thomas is not guilty of the crime
charged. f ~~..
THE FREE TRADERS.
Saratoga September THE con.
ference Of free traders began n noon to-day,
Nathan Appleton, Of Boston, Chairman.
The reasons attributed to the depression in
business is the erroneous governmental
financial policy which prevents our dispos-
ing Of the surplus products of our industry
10 Other nat!ons. unless We accept in return
the surplue products of their industry
ncipioclty With Canada; renewal OF the
snip building business. The revision OF
our foreign commercial treaties were
demanded. David A. Wells WAS made
chairman of the council
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07
THE LION AND THE
LAMB.
Lying Down Together in the
Cooling Shades Of Ma.
rietta.
The Spirit Of Harmony and Good
win Exenplified.
THE rREslnENr's PARTY.

!. Marietta, O., Sept. Special trains ar
rived from all directions this morning, and
the streets were early crowded, in antici-
patton Of the visit Of the president, who
came under escort of the comman,lant Of
the camp on special train from Park rs-
burg He was met by the citizens and the
train bore, besides the president. General
Key. Secretary Devens, Mrs Hayes and
Rutherford and Burchard Hayes. A con.
course Of $4,000 to 10000 people welcomed
the party and escorted them in procession
about thousand veterans through the prirl.
cipal streets for an hour, while the crowd
cheered vociierously throughout. At shout
two o'clock the procession stopped and the
presidential party luncheL at Gen. Smiths
democratic candidate for governor of Ohio
After lunch the president and cabinet were
driven to the pavilion where the reception
occurred, Mayor Palmer made the following
speech
Mr.. President, we have many
reasons in extending to yo,
the hearty welcome TO oul
goodly old city. At the outset Of you,
profeaioual career it WAS to Marietta you
came TO be admitted to the bar. Many o
our citizens have the privilege Of knowing
you pernons'ly and number Of US had the
distinguished honor Of fighting at your sid,
and under your immediate command dur
ing the closing Of the mighty struggle o
the war foI the preservation Of the union
Il ia yonr 6nt visit 10 yonr native st .te sine
assuming the trying dulles of,hc presidency, },
state which has 40 oAen honored you an,
which you have in no single instanc
failed " honor 10 return. But espcciall
welcome you TO this great sasional rcuaio
Of exAoldien and sailors Of the var, TX
cause the spirit which animated The com
miites in il und. rtaking and sueccs.fu
ancomplishneu, has bsen completely put Ia
10 practical operation BY you In The adnains
ira,ion Of our government. deem il thcrs
korc fitting that you should he with Z
to-day, not oaly because you an . veteran
has thaa your volos may here b. heard
The tarAessses ef tAai .rlri, " hsrusos
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07
'sebastepol Fortified Against
Possible Capture y
Water. Y<
Twenty-Five Thousand Russians
We're at The Charge At Lovatz.
The Russians Ostnuasbered Ten 10 One
at kisitepe.
THE HOME RULE.

THE HOME RULE
London, Sept. IA letter from Limerick
ridicules the idea that the parliament will
even grant the home rule in order to get
rid OF any ANNOYANCE, or any inconvenience
which the Insh members can cause.
WAR ITEMs
London. Sept IA core spondent pre.
sent at the capture at I.ovatz, estimates the
actual Russian attacking force at 25OOO.
with division in reserve, and that the
capture wss effected partly by surprise.
Reports from Ho obart Pasha 10 the porte
represent the new fortifcations of Sebas,a
pool strong enough without an addition oI
torpedoes, TO destroy the finest fleet afloat
Three thousand wounded from Suleimau
Pasha's army have reached Adrianople
Four thousand are at Kazanlik and at Shlo
10. They lie all over the hillsides.
The Turkish Ba2dad army of thirty tiv,
thousand is going 10 Nish.
Turkey will make further issue of 81,
millions piastres, paper money.
London, September 7.-The hattie o
kiziltepe which resulted in the Russian
being completely driven from THAR posi-
lion. At kedslar. cost the Tnrks 430 kill.
and 400 wounded. The Kiziltepe hill
was attacked by two divisions udder al
Ps,hs and MANNED Bey. They were ho,l
wounded. The Russians were OH, nun,
| bered ten 10 one. The Turks la ye s,ronol
fortified the hill
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07
LATEST BY MAIL.

President Hayes has been invited TO be
present at the fair Of the Virginia state
agricultural society. Gov. Hampton, of
South Carolina, is TO be the orator.
The Hon. Allen Wardner, father-in-law
OF Secretary Evarts, died at Windsor, W.,
Wednesday morning. He WAS born in
Alstead, N. II :, and had passed his ninetieth
birthday.
A Milwaukee di-pstcl, says that the
difficulty between Mr.. and Mrs. John l..
Mitchell abou. which there has been some
lively scandal, is TO be privately comprom.
ised
The dramatic season has opened at St.
Louis with Raymond as Colonel Sellers a,
the Olympic, and c. 7. Pareioe as "Ah
Sin" in Bret Harte and Mark Twains new
play Of that name at DeBar's opera house.
Harlem bank, Of New York city, suspen-
ded operations Tuesday, and went into vol.
untary liquidation. This action was dec-
ded on at a meeting Of the ST ckholders. 1t
was also resolved to pay depositors in full.
Business was therefore stopped, and further
deposits refused.
The funeral Of Judge j. c. Hopkins OF
the United States district cour, Of Wiscon.
sin, took place :. Madison Wednesday
There was large attendance of the mem.
bers Of the bar, prominent among whom
were Judges Drummond and Blodge,t Of
Chicago
The Perry cotton mill Of Newport, r. l..
has suspended operations, owing to financial
difficulties. The Newport Manufacturing
company Benjamin Fitch, indorser Of the
latter's paper-is the principal owner. A
large number of hands we're thrown out o
employment.
The following is an official statement Of til.
national bank balances in the United State.
treasury up to date: Banks reducing
circulation, ss,92l 1854; banks in liquida
tion So, ,96S, 4S7 80; failed banks, $50, ,9Os,,
20; total, sl3,76l,325.
1t is rumored that steps will he taken a
the coming &C ssion Of congress for the i,n
/
the supreme court. The parties hsving III,
matter 10 hand charge that he WAS undul
influenced pending his action a. membe
Of the electoral commission
j The Roumanian army bridged the Dan
ube at the mouth Of the river Isker, nc
more than twenty miles from Plevns Tn
road from Plevna to Widin crosses the Iske
about ten miles !ron the Danube, and III
road TO Sophia extends from the same poil
sou.lwasa up the Isker valley.
A committee ofthe Minnesota state gree,
back party nominated VIM. l.. Banning (,
governor, William Neagher for lieu.enan
governor, Isaac Staples Tor treasurer, A.
: Rice FOR secretary oi ssA,e and S. l.. rics,
sns asaossry -svserA. The ~orkipsmca
|, issAe evsaias jais~i In . coaven,ica Al
! aAopasa h ai.cvr ticket.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07

The general assembly Of colored masons
of the United States continued it, sessions
In Chicago Wednesday Some resolutions
- sulA important % the order were
adopted, all tending 70 harmony and unity
inside the order and looking toward secur.
ing recognition from the white masons Of
sAoerisa.
Colonel J. II. Nels~,rs . vsll. .knoxa
citizen Of Nebraska, died Il North Bed
Tuesday afternoon. When the state organ
ization was formed he was appoissed super
intendent Of immigration, and held the posi-
tioo several years. A few years ago he re-
turned to his farm in Saunders county, and
did much for Nebraska's agricultural inter.
ests.
United States Marshal Marble, of the
Eastern district Of Maine, one of Senator
Blaine's most active henchmen is now re-
ported as the latest violator of the presidents
civil service rules. The violation com
plained Of consists in his active participation
In the pending campaign in the state, as we'll
~ in the fact that he took prominent ,par,
in the management Of the recent republican
convention at Augusta.
The Massachusetts state Independent
greenback convention was held At Bosto,
Wednesday. Seventy-fve delegates wer,
present. Jason Waters presided. Wendell
Philips was nominated for governor owe,
3. +. Butler, forty five TO thirteen. The
other nominations are Lieutenant cover
nor, Dyer D. Sum secretary Of state, Ma
than Clarke, Jr.; auditor, H. w. Pearce
treasurer, W. w, Whitney; attorney gen
eral, Israel w. Andrews.
The principal seizures of stolen govern
ment lumber have SO far been made i,
Louisiana and Minnesota. In the forme
state over 800, 600 worth have already bee,
seized in Caleasieu Parish, with abou, $50,
600 worth to be seized in short time. l,
Minnesota the department has seized Z 1000,
600 feet now lying in booms At Minneapolis
and has information Of about 1900, 900 fec
more which will be seized IS soon as III
necessary legal preliminaries can be son
through with.
The commsseioner Of in.A.~.i -n-.nn
has vi:tten 10 the collector at Pittsburl
Pa, Oh the subject Of the liability of ,h
German United Evangelical Protestar
church of Allegheny City to special ia,
which was required Of the president Of th
church for the sale Of beer at a churc
festival. The commissioner writes: 81
the church society sold the beer it incurre
special tax, but if it was sold fer the societ
by the president, or at the hall where ,h
festival was held, who, it is stated, had pal
special tax for the hall, then no special ia
should be required on that account to
paid by the society,"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07
WASHINGTON.
ORDER APPROVED.

ORDER AFPROVED.
Washington, Sept. 7.-The secretary of
war has addressed q letter TO Gen. Scho.
field, commanding at West Point, heartily
approving his order which provides sum.
mary aud severe punishment for hazing
cadets.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07

and good will 10 beautifully and 70 unixsr-
sally invoked BY all who have addressed W
during this memorial vssk I have the
honee 70 introduce TO you ibe presidsnt Of
he United Statas. icy @s II
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07
a j t. GsR AP e !.
l. 90 LOCK F.. M.
I4cELL ANEot,s
sathsrias q Frss Tradsrs at
Saratoga
~ L3s
The Werkingsnsa. Of Baltinere
Noninated 4 Blacknith for
Mayer
MISCELLANEOUS.

!" NOMINATING A BLACKSMITH.
Baltimore, Sept. 1.-The workinemen's
party has Domin.tsd for mayor, Joseph
Thompson, successful blacksmith, and still
plying his trade.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07

Never in the history Of trade and com
mercehas there been better opportunity pre-
sented TO the public, 10 purchase clothing,
gents furnishing goods, hats caps, trunks and
valises, than is now offered by Harry katz
at his establishment, on Third street Yanktou
lou eau select any article from his large
and varied assortment and obtain it at the
original New York cost. These goods
were bought, for cash, when prices wert
down to anti-war figures all in good style
and we'll made. They must be sold, as Mr.
katz is now in New York purchasing az
iu mensc stock, and the old must he sold L
make room for the new.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07
MILWAUKEE

MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, Sept, I.
WnEAT-Dcclincl ;6lic except hard
No. l, which advanced 1lc: cloa.d steady
a, lell for hand No. >: 6si for September:
No r l.oal.
CORN Firme. Ale.
OAr-Sscady 2Ssc-
Rye-<}eist: hc. E
RAxIYy II Eaaier dSc.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07
MARKETS BY 1ElEGRAPt

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
MALI. STREET
New York, Sept, :.
Gold-l03s.
Money -2@2!.
Stocks-Shade lower.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Sept. !.
WHEAT-Cash quiet but firm futures
1855 l.36 for No. ., winter red.
RyE-Firm.
CoRN-Less stronger; western mixed;
5.6 5sic.
BARLEy-Nominal.
OATs-Shade easier; 3l(a 3ac
PoRK-Lees firm 1900.
LARD-Firm; $3.50 S.99.
WHIsKy-l3.
CHICAGO.
Chicago Sept. Z.
WHEAT-Quiet, steady; lis bid for
cash l.o7s for September; o2; for Octo-
her.
CoRS-s,eady; 45sc for cash; 44s@44s
for September.
oArs-Easier; e4c for cash; 24sc 70,
October.
| RyE-54lc.
BARIEy-6Slc.
PoRK-Firmer, higher; 1850 for cash o,
October,
l-ARp-Hisher; $50 for cash or ocio
her.
4 WHlsKY-9
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-09-08
NOW LANDING FROM SHIP SYRENI
100 ma va Rponr paST0H

mn COILS NEW BEDFORD CoRDAGE.
~ 20 coils New Bedford Whale Line, Cutting Falls,
100 bolts Lawrence Min Cotton Duck, assorted nos. I'm / TO 10,
Cotton, Ravens, Duck; Amoskeag Drilling for boat sails; $50
Ash oars assorted sizes from 10 to % feet lengths.
For sale at reduced prices by
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-09-08
The following Certificate. from a medical man, speaks for
taeif.

tsef:
HONOLULU, March nth, 1875.
EXAMINED FL CHAMPAGNE
II CIDER, made by Messrs. Fisher & Son, of this caty, 1
hnd it entirely free from any deleterious Ingredient. On the
contrary, Its component parts comprise q beverage which I
have never seen equaied for its anti-biIlious, tonic and inyigo-
rating properties. I have used it myself as q cholagogue, and
I have prescribed its use for my patients. 1 commend it un-
hesitatingiy as a refreshing and an eminently healthy drink
for our tropical climate. 1 consider it the best thing of the
KIND that ever met with. CT SHIPLEY, NJ. D.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-09-08
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, .
ISLAND OF OAHU.
CASES CORN STARCH.

GASES La CROIX CORN. QUARTER
Soups, Tomatoes, Tomato Ketchup, Gerkins, in one gallon
jars and half gallon jars; CLANS, HOLSTERS, &c, sc received
this day and for sale by
my5 BOLLES & Co
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-09-08
WE HAVE ON HAND A LARGE & VARIED sToCl
CHAMPAGNE CIDER.

PLEASANT, HARMLESS. NON.INTOxI-
"A CANT, a refreshing drink for warm weather, with posi-
lively no mineral acids or other deleterious substances. Man
ufactured by
ISRAEL FISHER, No. 2 liking ST., Honolulu.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-13
Ii PE0UENl iH'ITLE,A
FADRfCA DE Aqua CARBONICA
LiMONADAS GaSEOSAS.
7. SAN JOSE I.

Alcntado por la crccicnte protection de
cstc quito Vccindario, el dueOO de este va
acrcditadc establecimicnto, ha conpletado
"a fabrica con todos los aparutos. hotcllas,
x, que 50 usan en- los PASSES en- donde esta
;l.dItstlia esjil Il Ia mayor altura. FL agra
dahle sahor de estas inu0cuas bcbidas y sls
efattos higitniIos son va por experienced
a0ui hicn conocidos.
Las personas que gusten abonarse por me
aes, comirar balries botelias ruedcn
e8tir en- la soguridad d que sc les sclyiId ii
inccios en- eNtrtmo& mddico. Los que ia
vorc2can con sus pedidos esta flbrica cuen-
ten con quo han de tonlar Aqua sABBoNICA y
IlAioKApAs GASEos AS LEGifINAs barata yasca-
tias al
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-13
IapOr americana IIUAlSIIkIE
DE | 300 T0NELADAS
SU CAPTAIN, EIR.
Linea directa mensual para los E. Unidos.

Este c6nodo y s6lido yapor scguira hacien-
do sus viacs periGtlicos entre NUeva-York \
esta lsla, TO .ando en- San Juan, Mayagtiez !
Ponce.
Ilegara aqm procedente dc Nueya-York cl
Ola so de cada mes, regrtsa diaS dcs-
pues.
Precio de Pasaic, = IS orc en- u camara.
Flete i tipos m6dicos scgun s cantidad dc
carga.
Ademas, este Tapor tomara fete en- otros
pueitos tie la lsla, sienilo de agnn& importan.
cia.
fara otros pornenores tlirljirsc sas eonsig
natagi0S:
SILVA & Co San Juan.
Gil DE .CHOUDENS. - Mayagdez.
PASTOR MARQUEE i Co. Ponce
Hta. Il Ak
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-13
INGLATERRA Y TRhTCIA
Habana, directo.
Mojicc. c

!. c. "a cs s9or. ca !. @ "a c, mcs
Al res;r,s;T e rapor dc Iu HabanU t"caca q
PucrIG rIs,ts-
Estus precius son en americana i /. SAfr a ST.
eVaISalc'tc Vn npa1da cpiIi21te.
l,eI,,n nillst'7 f,.iurno para
rehai u Is i>o, hGono al! ..0p para lus
valt.S tlnog arl~ ntt,H+ lara is Anilllt!,
rUbil!a de scAtu IOa tipOS e4iAbi.I
dos favor lie has aniili!s pvTp Solo los c:sOS
qti" I'll impUrte del p1iJe, u so cara en "a tUta
sd por toR Ii tanill... lirc i@uai al iiniorte tOt
dol lasale die :u!:tTo !'aeiIJ,ro- adut1> te CdaHra
I'll ttrmInp fumiiia st'U com prfio lps padles. nua
SOMA, que biiie,+ e r'torno, p;,sajtrvs
Yde toaen bniatcs precios t0GH ha,os para dtS
de Europa.
I.i,s nihos m6nos de anos uno gratis, de 3 6 h,
cuaIta Iarte Y de II Ia nit:.d.
Los pasaJeTUs para Francia, cuaiquier parte d,
Europa pueden uu~tar Is dis ~ ln.,iatcrrG 81 MS
guetaIl vice para In.slaterra Turl~n cue
tendran III pryilcglo lie vulisr e canine dc hicrr
entrt. Cherb1uTls. Paris. plymouth I"ntlros 4 ufn
rebla dc 10 p%e los DptSlrctiti0S eE CetG pnefto.
ErtG prohibo Il tjs pnStteros. emtartnndO el
este puettO tCnar billcrs de lbs Agnm-
tc6 san Juan Ii rt0l Rico Sr,'s l.timer 4 o.: "
paSajc tomato ii o do IHgara 10 20 de fecar%O La
valures que sal lie ). Juan lo- dias - q de mes
tocaran con los rapnrt's amcricanos entire NeWTn
Para pormcnores soJre Retes tlirigilao ii Aseutt
de In COmp2Ala.
La CoInpaliia asegura tola case de valores GU,
efecttyo metHles prcciosos lOyas. Sc entbarquel
eli los vapores &C Ia inea con destno Elrepa, san
Thomas, Habang. cllalquier 0tro punto lie Su Tuta
-Agcntes, Liitimer d Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-13
Riia de IN ciladrO al cleo.

Con la ll,itia a,itorizacion de IA Intcndcnca 81
riii: nlHIniicu cuadr0 I'll 6eo ryprcs ntundo Il,
Purisinla Cunccncioh de Muro. 0bra c;iehrt' qu
ha copado D. Fraucitco Tarcasa rintor rctratista
La riia astribuira go biieteS lie peso ciia
unO A;loard el cuadr0 II persona en cuyu pabcltt.
est; ronlprendd2 Il lliiinero isn al del q. saiue
rl prlnio mayor en- el aortnda la Loteria provincial
qu" 81 h, de cclehrar cl - tle pr0Ximu ;t;SustO.
Fl cllaro cst e manifesto 81 portal d. Ia fctp-
ETali& de D. lirrac0 Gautier. donde re"omienda q
ar;is;a una, ysiia para yer Gls;uuos de uimos
rahA!uS alii mis,slo SO pueicn ton4ar blleteS
No tHlnb;rn Ia fonda ie IN : r., .na doRdc tjcn
81 nrtlsta Su taller FfGaciscJ IjtufrGxa.
hta ?! J.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-13
PAlLAS PARA lNGENlO.
D. AriStideS Alvarez ROsSy.

Suplcamos este senior, ex-agcnte del Bo-
LETlN en- San German, sc sirva abonar esta
Administration S29l-60 dc recibos que le he
mos remitido amen le otros que indcbidamen
to cobr6 con sa propia iirma !; y SC 10 avisamcs
por este medic por haberse obstinadamente ne.
gado contestar 4 las srepetidas cartas cue.
mnchas de elias certificates, 10 hemos remitido.
LA Administration del BoLETIN,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-13
4 \ ! S O..

Los que suscriben ofrecen de yenta
.Legitima CefYeza Jutorg,
de Tuhorgs Fabrikker dc CopenAaguon
{ Dinamarca J, Ell barliles de 1 docenas
botellas enteras y de 8 docenas medias
boteilas. fsanti6inas, abril 1ti de 1877,
j. SlIA 4 c. Hta 1S oct
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-13
Il LEN1rzI: {: JJE 0H0.
C5tlie eie h Cr4@ ENTIRE Ia dc Ia Fn,'taleeo q
iI.lsn I,lfHc.lnl.

81 0caha de recbr en- este cstHblccimi.nt'
TN cram sliIii,!o lie paliu"ios 'i2 >ea tlc Ia Chi
ln, chiros @ran'lcs, cl,alinaS p&ra seioraS !
caharIos &c Ultima mc,!a, p#Iolones de scd.
&c IL India, salida dc bale, nueya motla, : N.
grtln sUrtldp iC pcrtjlmcrA.
Las peison&s que dcsccn cotnpar hGcnoS e>
pcjncl0o lcEtcs dc crl4taes dc roca garani;
Hado>, So rucden presentar eli este estableci
mIcitio. TaMhicn St cncucntran ciiStaIeS d.
toNos cOloreS Y numcTa"i0Hc9, cfcctns de opt
"a de agritncnSor, espciueius Y lenes moI
I;,;los Ell ORC, Plata dora,!a, acero, carey Y 81
hacel1 toda c!asc dc voini .o7tulas.,{. b t,'GaG
Ol{SH,, iita. STC.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-13

Los nu7Yos 'lucNos ,la este Hotel ponGn en- conoei
minno de rs S'Norrs y:a@croa habcr heho odas las
mclGf@ ic Qu" ausce it.bir este cstaboeini, mo
Mesa r"donGa seryldG con eAFarro irotUson
ila'itacors ~ pnciosts VeptilGdas, clGrGS amUeha
dHS ) i0n5 lluliia-.
pr."eno~ 4 los pcrsonas rcsidnntrs tr esta Capt..
tal a"ientos . Ia mesa ror IN m5dico prGcio.
Sc tc:'na han comis Il tit,iili giiO.
sc ad!aitcn "a5arEos de banquctes al c!cto con
tamos ctin cNcele!tcR cocinerus. .t atidnp lfjFu'O
btu. a4 ACln.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-13
kE0CNDo yiAIE MHNsCAL.
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CUando al mcs anterior tenga n dias las iiC<.,i,.
salidas seran un dig dntes ii primer viaja zach
sual En- los mtea- d" Julio, O1nlrc bietnIhrG,c
Napor in<s llegara este puerto loc ii&S saiaia
dos . un dia deSpurs
Para ccInodda,i dc los pas;.ieros eI vaeor d. Ii
lsla uevara un inlerprrte
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-13
YaDor I" Aanuela" capiiaa F;lItnil.
ttAJE PuERrc- Rico FOR Ell Sun rE SANro DcEINGo
eEauR Ell sIauIENTE IrIssRasio.
RETORN0.
coNsIGNATARI0s.

NuxTrTAs. Sres. D. r. s. Daz Conn., CrBAGi
auceaoras i. Silva Rodriguez np.-iARNcoA. II
AlayNyC CcnIp.-~CuBa, srcs. =. l. lics tomp.-
SANru DoMIxuo Sr. u. Juan rouMAYAuiiEz. Don
min Berneao.--AGUADILIA Srcs. Aut"ll. JultG Ca
frgkro- -RIco, Srcs Iriarto, Hermano d. CaGucena
y Comm, -SANTH6afAs, Sres. Lamb Y Comp,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-13
{ VAPORES ESPAkOLES
ENTIRE LIVERPOOL Z PuERTu.RIC0

Ios yafs,res P,erio- Rico Naragtez J I1nrr 81
euen svtarTrra dese Liverpool para ips varios puer
para infor,nes referirse los STcs. White. Fer,
man Comp. de Liverpool, j i los Representatives.
SRFs LATIsKR CoAp., san Juan.-hREs. IJAURl.
HoRpA CoMP Mayasaez.-- -WiacHEEs UoXP..
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Fn "a Jj5 paItas, 80 una cuarta Parte de lo'
preclus ie L. Los pasaer"s c ia c!i@a t&n lie ievn
cnnsia:o los elaoTas lie calnU las pr5ri$onr- l''
sitfia,
Cuaa,o u vGrer sale d" este .uarto la. DC /,
n96al.,. 40 eXpeudVra nh9u. biiicta dtth,
da: lrrp Iar, dc Il de IL tartr II tila anterior
d Inis 'in las hoias a"o~'nnlhra,iaS.