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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-13
LATEST ey MAIL

Ths New York democratic saaie eonven-
tion sllas held at Alhasy. October 3a:-
Aboss Loo stssgas sss0ap1sDees,slss-
tI"a Of tho cestennial adversary Of .As
battle Of Brandywine at Chsdd's Ford, Pa.
Tuesday. Speeches were msie By Senator
Bayard and Others.
A passenger tnin ON the lehigh Valley
road ran over COW Tuesday morning near
Hazleton. Pa. and the bsgKsge aud psssen.
ger cars were thrown from the track and
four persons seriously hurt
The republicans Of Minnesota will hold a
state convention 10 ST. Paul ON Thusdsy.
eth instant, for the nomination of csndi-
dates for governor. Lieutenant governor
secretary Of state. treasury. attorney gen.
eral and railroad Commissioners.
Estimates for the support of the army
for the present fiscal year have been pre-
pared by the war department and sent to
the treasury department which will traus.
NIT them IN congress at the next session.
These are the only estimates to be sent in.
The police of Paris have seized five of
the principal republican papers. including
lie Temps. La France and LIE BeIn Public.
II Is believed the seizures we're made in
consequence Of the publication Of report
Of the trial of Gambetta or for violent ar.
ticles.
Assistant Secretary Seward says there ID
no truth in the statements published Mon.
day TO the effect that the state department
had received dispatches from Mexico repre-.
senting that belligerent feeling exists in
the Mexican capital among government
officials toward the United States.
Tuesday the Buffalo and jamestown nail.
road was sold by Referee Geo. S. Wardwell
for 81. 100000 to J. N. Richmond, W. H
h. Newman. A. Altman, Jno. F. Moulton
and VIZ S. Bissell, a committee for the
hondholdcrs. The city of Buffalo, n. Y.
owned 100000 Of stock which i, will
probably lose.
Some time during the campaign in New
York, probably before the meeting of con.
gress, Secretary Evarts will deliver polit.
ical address at Cooper institute, New York,
ON the administration and its policy, siml
lar to that delivered by Secretary Sherman
10 Ohio last fall. Mr.. Evarts will expres,
himself fully on the presidents order con
cerning ofaceholders in politics.
The officers Of the army stationed At At
lsnta have raised fund sufficient to pur-
chase the plat Of ground upon which Gen
Mcpherson was killed. The epot has beer
marked with Pa:rott gun firmly set il
the ground, and the lot has been inclosei
with substantial iron fence. The tree,
which grow in the plat still bear marks O
shot. The officers who have becn thu
thoughtful are Generals Rueer. McKeeve
and Bell; Colonels Chandler, Roches,e
and Vedder, and Major NcGiunis
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-13
CRIME.
HEAVY ROBBERY.

Cincinnati, o., Sept l3-James Morgan,
travelling salesman of Waterman e. Jones,
diamond se,ten aud Jewelers. in this city,
was robbed Tuesday night Of over eight
thousand dollars worth Of jewelry at tie
Phillips house, Dayton.
OBSCENE SKETCHES.
Chicago, Sept. 1s-Father Gsgan, who
was arrested for throwing bible from Q
window Of the Illinois Central r. r. train
yesterday. explained to police authorities
that he did so on account of obscene sketch.
es which he found on the fly leaves, and he
was released without bail. The case will
not therefore come into court.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-13
DAKOTA TERRITORY, THURSDAY EVENING" SEPTEMBER 1877

tssaa watch vlI, b mortal blow 70 hi,
snhisIes. Ths sans psper sdds: thus
~ sspsolicss parry loses u osce Iis Old
caaoul asd IT, young tsibune. viii hoosst
'0Sesy be serong enough 10 replsce them
hon p @ @sw a M
TSe Figaro slso inststs on The aane ID.
Itssvgetation 81 the law In Ns effect upoa
0slhetia's status. @ 20
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-13

~ New York, Sept. Is.
WHEAT-Quiet, 6rm, higher; No. 2
sintsr red l.3s bid, l.403 asked for septsm-
ber. No. 2, spring; l.3o.@l.3o. for Sep
tember.
CoRs-steady; 57@5slc.
OArs-Quiet; 32@39c.
PoRk-Heavy; l3 2O@l325.
LAlD--Easier; 3. 9.0o@s05. e
WHIsKY-13.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Sept l2
Hoos-Rsceipts 1900; quiet, lower.
wHEAr-strong and higher; l.o9a
Clio for cash; LOCI for September
OF for October.
CoRs-Weak, lower; Ale for cash; 44c
for October.
OArs-Weak and easier 24set924a for
caah; 244@A:c for October.
RYE-56c. nr
BARLEY-67@67ic.
PoRK-Easy; 1880 for cash; l2.424
for October.
LARD-Easier; $40 for cash or octo-
Der.
WHIsKY-9.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-04-27

was learned that Blanche was hrs
a European being probably
her mother. During a few weeks 81
splendor Blanche was loaded with All
the comfort and luxury Il fathers lavish
tenderness could devise. Her two
splendid rooms in Dolmabatsche had
lust been furnished at u cost OF sOsOOof.
when Murad was deposed. His lam
ily accompanied him first to Cheraghan
and now to Topkapou, and no member
of it can feel the sudden change more
| acutely than the young girl whose
range of ideas aud sensabilities must,
through her education, have become
much extended.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-04-27
A GOVERNOR IN THE PULPIT.
The Governor Of EcOrgiR breaches q
Night Sermon ut the Negro
..ss....;, ..s ....-- If Church.
rAtlanta constitutional

rs,. ..t. j. r.s Atlanta COnStltutlOn.J
%. On Sunday night IL Constitution re-
porter met number of negroes hurrylng
through the streets. Asking the cause
of the scurry he was informed that "de
Governor was gwine to preach" ser
mon that night to the negroes ut their
leading church on Wheat street.
Joining in crowd, we soon reacneo
the church, and found there AN inn
mense mass Of well-dressed colored peo-
ple pouring in at the church doors. A
number of of1icious ushers divided the
crowd at the doors, and pushed the
fragments rather indiscriminateiy into
the omen, straight backed pews. A few
white people occupied seats in front O
the house. In the pulpit was the noble
and benign face of the Governor of tn
Empire State of the South. After tn
preliminary services We're over, the Gov
ernor arose, and, for an hour, talked t
the attentive mass of negroes i'll al
earnest, homely and sincere way. Ill
took his text from the first gospel, ant
discussed the parallels. The neSroe
eagerly drank in every word that n
said, and seemed very grateful to mn
for coming to talk to them.
The little incident is one that Nigh
be considered with instructive result
bv those Northern fanatics who sti
affect to believe that the negro re
ceives no kindness or advice at tn
South. Governor Colquitt was electe
by $1,000 majority. Georgia is over
Whelmingly Democratic. She vii
never need the negroes vote. VIVA
she has done for them, and what sli
continues to do, springs from sense
right and Justice.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-04-27
MISSPENT EVENINGS.

The boy who spends an hour OF each
evening laughing idly on the street
corners wastes in tho course offs year
three hundred and sixty five precious
hours, if applied to study, would fam
ilinrize him with the rudiments OF al.
most any Of the familiar sciences. II,
in addition to wasting an hour each
evening, he spent ten cents Cor cigar,
which is usually the case, the amount
thus worse than wasted would pay for
ton of the leading periodicals Of the
country. Boys! think OF these things.
Think how much time and money you
are wasting. And for what" The
qualification afforded by the lounge on
the corner, or by the cigar, is only tenn
porary, but is positively hurtful. You
cannot indulge in them without seri'
ously injuring yourselves. You &C.
uuire wastful habits, which will
cling to you with each succeeding year.
You may in after life shake them off,
but tho probabilities arethat tho habits
thus formed in early life will remain
with you till your dying day. Ii
warned, then, in time; and resolve that
as the hour spent in idleness is gone
for ever, you will improve each passing
one and thereby fit yourself for use
fulness and happiness. Try it.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-04-27

! 4 The transfer of the deposed Sultan
Murad from Cheraghan to Topkapou, in
whose galleries fallen notabilities We're
formerly strangled, dispelled for mo-
ment the unfortunate man apathy. He
held fast to his seat when he was to be
taken away to Cheraghan, and yielded
only to force. His mother now anN-
iously watches over him, and tastes all
the dishes prepared for him. When
Murad was still prince it was related
that hc was having young and hand
some Circassian named Blanche educa-
ted quite as European with his physi'
clans children, and designed her for his
harem. This was thought caprice OF
the Oriental. Hardly, however, hao
Murad succeeded to tho throne than n
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-04-27

The different editions of the SUN during
the next year will be the Same e during
the year that has just passed. Inc 1sMy
cages pages, and on snndaysa sheet q eight
paSes. or IS broad columns ; while the week
X ' Ss snd
already familiar TO our friends.
The SUN will continue TO De taS s.r"n
wisdom, and integrity for hollow Rretence:
Of public affairs. 1t will contend f9r re
government of the people by the people sna
for fEsJ HsoGie tho
countin,. of votes, enforced by military v1o-
lence. It will endeavor to supply ~ re-,
1ers-a BODY now not far from mlA1on OF
| sonlsNwith the most careful, complete and
| Trustworthy accounts of current eventesAnd
viii fes eefe
correspondents. It's reports from Wash
especia,y w 6 be 6% cens,ns:
Who thrive by plandering the Treasury $50 yy,o OF
t ny ms" WRITE it will endeavor Is merit the
confidence of the public by defending n. the
rights Of the PgSPae p sga,ns' the e"
cents ne p month or 90 So xea1, post Raid,cr
viii! Tnt tes SsDeE sSsos eight pages,
pr 9hs % iamn1 viii f Be during
1877 at the rate of 81 q year, post paid.
Tho benefit of this large reduction nom
the nrevious rate for the WEEKLY can be
enjoyed BY individual subsc c1i,ps "tn4 ehs
same time. If any Of our friends choose to
aid in extending our circulation, re shai,
be grateful to them, and every such Pesson
one place will be entitled to one copy of the
paper for himself without charge. AZ one
naner and printing are barely repaid aud
the size Of the sheet sna II:
n Ie"n1s Viii consider the WEEKLY sun
o the Cheapest newspaper published In tn
It world and we trust also one OF the ves3
If best. Address.
Q THE SUN, New York City, N. Y.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-04-27
MONACO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ti,i<tisr,tTAIsLE:


r., cav that Dom PEDRO had como over 10
this; country not to see tho Centenn1ai; nu'
70 make a rre,t show;and hustle about NM
SELF in the way of having accepted pup!ie
receptions in all large cities when he WIS.,
tied; that the
GREAT SHOW AT PHILADELPHIA
would last for II months, and that the EN-
nerOr of Brazil would remain here ulN1l 'he
final close of the great
AMERICAN CENTENNIAL ExH1BIT1oS,
might be refutcd with reasonable and
at rSn- evidences; but it is beyond all dispute
and irrefutable that
II. l<lNDERN1ANN,
On DcSana,i Street,
| has received II lot of
NEW FLOUR,
of the now crop, raised in this Centennial
year 1876. A., .s
! called
| GRlENBACKS, OR SPECIE EITHER,
| and buy barrel, and if it is not what 1t Il
| represented to be, your
MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED.
| nf+- Remember the place. whore the hrs
NEW CROP FLOUR
can I've had-the store Of
II. kINDERAIANN.
July p, 1876. VI.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-04-27
EVERY YEAR.

The spring has loss of brightness
Every Year,
And the SNOW a gastiler witness
Every Year;
Nor do summers flowers quicken,
Nor autuln's fruitage thichen,
AS they once did, for we sickened
Every Year.
It is growing darker, colder,
f,I Every Year.
As the heart and soul grow older,
~ Every Year.
care not now tor dancing,
I Love v is less and less enhancing,
@ Every Year.
OF the loves and SORROWS blended,
ul.s Every Year,
= Ofjoys Of friendship ended,
Every Year,
OF the ties that still might bind me,
Until time to death resigned me-
Il ''t9or, Every Year.
Oh! how sad to look before us,
Every Year.
While the cloud grows darker DER us,
Every Year!
When we see the blossoms faded,
That to bloom we might have aided
III Every Year.
To the past go moro dead faces,
80 5let Every Year;
Come no new ones III their places,
Every Year.
Everywhere the sad eyes meet us,
In the evenings dusk they greet ns,
70; And 20 come to them cntreat us,
Every Year.
"You are growing DID," they toll as,
s.Every Year;
You are more alOne," they tell us,
E4..s ''Every Year.
You can win no new affection,
e. You have only recollection,
Deeper sorrow and detection,
.ua' Every Year.
Thank God no clouds arc shifting,
Every Year.
Ger the land to which were drifting,
Every Year.
No losses there will grieve MS,
Nor loving faces leave Ms,
Nor death of friends bereave MS,
.f Every Year. Albert IIH'
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-04-27
OPERA HOUSE SALOON

DESIARD STREET, MONROE, LA,
Adjoining the Opera, House,
The undersigned having thoroughly iuf-
nishcd the above saloon--built under nus
directions and arranged expressly FOR the
nloasurc and convenience OF his patrons
Respectfully tenders his services 10 Inc
public.
The Bar will be found supplied with the
very best of
| WINES, LIQUORS AND GIG; Ans,
| BOTTLED, OK X f!,t BEER,
And al all times with Il
| PLENrIrlJ /. SUPPLY OF ICE.
| Lovers of Billiards .:iii find two elegant
tables ready at their command. Polite
| attention is guaranteed every customer
| and the strictcst order vigorously enforced
at this saloon. q. W. ri EtStt,
| April 20, 1877. proprietor.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-04-27
NEW MARili:I HOUSE.

~ a., ,.>,,,oa
The undersigned has opened has opened
his new market house, and Will pc please'.
10 suprlv the best OF meats at All h"utSC ".
the day. His old patrons are Respectfully
invited TO como and see him.
c;.- Whole hogs neatly but hercd. sol"
ut So per pound. y. H. - '-'"''-
No, IS-S.--ti:tf.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-04-27

Mot BURNED OUT!
The Old Standby.
H. l<I G, J r.,
Informs his patrons and the Punllc '"A'
h,, has on hand IL complete stock Oh
GENERAL MlcHCHAND1SE,
INCLUDING -----
GROCERIES,, DRY GOODS, NOTIONS
DRESS GOOD, Etc,
Which he is offering: ut the very lowest ''s-
urcS, strictly for cash. Mon
IL; will sell IL; low as any mousse III MON
roc. and -,ar.,n1c es perfect satisfaction.
NO IL u Nj HuG
K,So wants to sell, and will soil for the
money. ,:
MONROE, DESIARD STREET. o,-
Jan. Is. 1876. -"''
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-04-27
WAGONS: WAGONS!

Twenty-Five Two and Fonr-Horse Iron;
St,dbaIscr Manu- featuring Co., just re-
ceiyed and for sale at the lowest market
rates by fisf.i' f>i''N.
October 3, lS7G.-3:tf
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-04-27
ALBERT RICHTER,
"A UpHOI .STERER

n lTpHOI. S'rERER
Mac:inc-N.dc Mattress Manufacturers,
MONROE, LA.
Furniture re-upholstered and repairSu ;
vanishing, carpet laying, etc. Makes
mattresses soft on both sides with cotton
moss, etc, centre Of corn shncks or eN sed
chesner than the hand made old style cot
ton top. Special attention is paid 10 tne
rcuovHtinr of old mattresses, which, DN inns
now Invention arc made equal 70 new
ones. tct. ~, 1870. '
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-04-27
TRENTON ACCOMPLISHMENTS

! r<EN osS AOVcT1 'SG"'@ ~ - --~
DANlEL =. HEAD
TRENTON, Id,
RECEIVING. FORWA2DING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Dealer in
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
HARDWARE, IRON, CASTINGS,
BAGGING, TIES, WAGONS
CARTS, BUGGIEs, ROCKAWAIs,
COOKING STOVES. FURNITURE.
AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES
| OF all kinds.
! Liberal advances made on Cotton, III cash
| and supplies. Trenton, Sept. 20, 1870 n2:lS
| NJ BURGESS, formerly Of 1T. Lebanon, III"
VA ALLEN, formerly Of 'Tet"mpt"' Ala.
BURGESS & ALLEN,
i TRENTON, La.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HARDWARE
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES,
AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
e HIGHEST MARKET rfsIc,:
i raid f,, cotton, I.1,oi ant Yi,'es.
vil-l:ly
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-04-27
MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.

NUAEIliTt s'7:MAs.s: Ht'iI'aHt,
MONROE, la.
The session of 1867, consisting of three
terms, y: weeks each, will co;uficEre
SEPIEMEiiit Is, lS,E.
Tuition in primary course per tern.....SiO 90
preparatory coUr'".... ~ w
IS i" collegiate .con:Sc...-.-." II, oo
S.,,,, ;,,rrort fac ---......,......... l 90
EXTRA BRANCHES.
Modern Languages, each, u w
n.s,,,v ~, JS;nun ....,..,........ 10 30
- in vocal music (ii, class O! 10 or , -,
~>..'n,, no,,t, I,r,urbns ....,...,:t: TO is 90
IT,, - ,,;,,,o f,r ,,,,,.t ;,.a :; 90
No charge for Ancient Languages.
Entire etDc,.ses ora Gutrtfc.' per scholastic
,,en,. u, he 1y.j,ttu1. course, ESQ 90.
PnDjls charged from date of entrance TO
end of term. >-
President
July7. 1876. ~
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La PEQUENA iNTILLl
FABRICA DE Aqua CARBONICA
LNIONADAS GASEOSAs.
7. SAN JOSE 7.

Alentado por la creciente protection de
acreditado establecimiento, ha completado
su fabrica con todos los aparatos. botellas
u, que Sc usan en- los paises en- donde esta
industria esta la mayor altura. Eel agra
dable sabor de estas innocuas bebidas sus
efectos higienicos son va por experienced
aqui bien conocidos.
Las perSonas que grlsten abonarse por me-
ses, O comprar barriles botellas pueden
estar en- la segnridad de que Sc les servira Il
precios en- extremes m6dioo. Los que IA
vorezcan con sus pedidos esta fabrica ouen-
ten con que han de tomar Aqua ,ARBoNrCA Y
LIaIo1ADAs GAsEosAs LEGITIMAs baratas asea-
das az
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FUNDICION COLON
RAMON PORTILLA.
EBe ~eHn&9.

UNA MAQUINA de vapor con su calder
de tuerZa de d caballos mgleses tenend
la tacilidad de conducira L cualQuier punt
por estar coiocada sobre ruedas
UNA MAQUINA BOMBA de vapor d.
trerZa de a 4 caballos ingleses prara incen
dos colOcada Ell un carruaje
UN QUINCEE para cargar Y descargar
Pitos de vapCr de varias caSes
MANOMETROS de alta baja preston.
Empaquetadura de patente de yarios grue
sos.
Rubricadoras para sebo y aceiteras par
cindros
Escobillones de acero para limpiar tubos d,
calderaS
Llaves gl0bo de hero bronco de varia
classes formas.
Grif0s laves vaivulas de bronco de diferen
tes tamanOS.
Mandrines para enmandrilar tubos de cal
dera-
Ejes de mazas de trapiche de varios gruesos
Meddores de aqua.
COTeas.
AlcuZaS para aceite.
Tuberia.
Tuberla de hero dulce colado
Bombas de Iloble J seleillo, e!ecto para mano
Plancha de hero lae lgada a 81 d
grueso.
Coma en- plancha.
Parrillas para lEornallas Y alambiques
Y por Gltimo I'M surtido general dc hero el
planchucla, cuadradillo Y cayia, as como tam
bien otros varios articuos y son los siguen
teS: Tuercas, volanderls, RemacheS de cal
dera, Codos, r T. Uniones, Aceros Martillo,
de acerO tundidO marrones, Ruedas de car
reta, una cureha virgen para trapiche de va
por nueva Y sin acepillar, Tn surtido genera
de pape de liza y desmer un motion patents
para izar gran peso, con su correspondence
cadena, Limas dc varias classes, Planchas d,
bronco, Bujes para carretas y coches, Rejas
Mangos de arados, Estopa para maquinas
Campanas para iglesias y haeiendas, una cule
bra dc estaho para alambique, motones de
bronco &e @ a.
h. II m. 7e. Puerto Rico, MARIO de 1877.
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Rifa dc I'M cladro al 6Ico.

Con Ia debida autorizacon dc la ntendencia, Sc
rifa un magnifco cuadro 81 cleo represcntqndo Ia
xiste en- q Real Museo de Pintura de Madrid, que
IA eqpiado p Francisco ViarIasa, plntor retratsta
mo, sacard el cuadro In persona en- cuya papeleta
ste comprendido el nilmero guai y a del que saqne
Iue Sc ha de celebrar 81 30 del pr6Xmo agQsto.
Eeuadro est de manifesto en- 81 portal de la foto
irtista una vista para algunos de sus utimos
trabnjos allf mfsmo Sc pueaen tonar bietea c,,-
mo tambien en- Ia fonda de la yizcana donde tiene
hta. siJ,
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VaDOr americana HUNTSVILLE
DE / 200 ToNELADAs
SU CAPTAIN, WEIR.
Linea directa mensual para los E. Unidos.

Este c6modo V s6lido yapor seguird hacien-
do sus Wales peri6dcos entire Nueya- York y
esta Isla, tocando en- San Juan, Mayagtiez y
Ponce.
Llegara aqui procedente de Nueva-York ell
dia 80 de cada mes, y rcgresara Il 8 dias des-
pues
Precio de Pasaje, s IS oro en- Il camara.
Flete 4 tipos m6dicos segun la cantiddd de
carga
Ademas este Vapor tomara fiete en- otros
puertos de la Isla, siendo de alguna impoltan.
cia
Para otros pormenores dirJrse sus consig-
Ratarios
SILVA &c Go. - San Juan.
Oh DE CH0UDENS. - Mayagiiez
PASTOR MARQUEE i Go. = Ponce.
Hta. ~ AZ.
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ella YIZCAINA."
HOTEL Y CASA DE HUESPEDES
San JUSTO l3 Y l5.-PTo. Rico.

Los nuevos duenos de este Hotel ponen en- oonoei
miento de los sonores viageros haber hecho odas las
meloras de que era susceptible este estahecimic nto
Mesa redonda serVida con esmero profuSlon
Uabtaciones espacosas ventiladas, claraS, amueha
los muy limpias.
Qfrecemos las personals RESIDENCES en- esta Capi
tai asentos In mesa por un m6dico precio.
Sc despachan comidas domicio
Sc admiten oncargos de hanquetes; al efecto con
hta, 20 Agto
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! HELLO !!

En- el estableeimiento la ZARAGOZANA,
sc vende el hielo al precio de % centavos Ia II
bra y $2 quintal, despachand0se tambien aignal
precio los pedidos que gusten hacerse de los
pueblos de "a lsla Il Hta, s ag.
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Al lEN1E De oHo.
Gale de la Cruz (ent,'e Ia de Ia Fo,talesa q
Plaza Principal.

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Sc ACADIA de recibr en- este establecimiento
un gran surtido de pahnelos de seda de la Chi
ma, chicos grandes, chalinas para senoras Y
caballeros de Ultima moda, paholones de seda
de la India, salida de baile, nueva moda, Y un
gran surtido de perfGmelfa
Las personas que deseen comprar buenos es-
peiuelos Y lentes de crstales de roca garanti-
zados, Sc pueden presentar en- este estableci-
miento. Tambien Sc encuentran cristales de
todos colores numeraciones, efectos de 6pti-
ca de agrimensor, espeiuelos y lentes mon
tados en- ORC, plata dorado, acero, carey Sc
hacen toda clase de epmposIuras. ~ Bertrand
OuSSet IIta. Z shre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-25
Va1or Kanuela" captain VillamiL
vflyN PuRnro- RICO PoR FL SUI DE- SANTo DOMINGO
exoUH IL sraUIENTE IrINEBARIo
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RETeRN0.
CONsIGNATARIOs.

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