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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-15
L COX LOOK LoOK !
SOMETHING NEW!
THE
PATENT WAKEFIELD FURNACES

are Just what every family needs this VAIN wealth
and is Just the thing TO set tea and also breakist
with II saves heating the house and ue Dressmak ems
and Iaofesses please take noceior heating irons ID
has no equal IL can be used paror stove as well as
on a coon Stove IL eau be seen at HENRY W. MfLLERs
Stoa. stu'' ilp hh sts ana AZ LOWELL PREsrON's.
go Main 81 ana as MuRrnY's stove store No south,
iyg l2ws w.
NIGHT SOIL REMOVED and VAULTS
~ Nielnedat short no ice Care and dispatch used on
n occasions All orders len at Police once or addressed
iof; Q. Box 23d, promptly attended To-.
yla aDr ROME q WATSON,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-15
GEORGE TOWER, of Worcester,

where good accommodations can be had at moder-
ate price A Livery and Boarding Stable is kept
upon the grounds ny j, l.. Lilley of Oxford who
will aim at reasonable cost to meet the wants Of
his patrons Lumber shipped direct from the eastern
mills suitable for building Cottages is furnished
upon the grounds. The steamboat landing is now
finished, and
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-15

The Observer anticipates that 10y the awards
/ TO be made by the Geneva tribunal, England
| will be obliged TO pay heavy sums for direct
/ damages, although it believes the total amount
/ will fall several millions below the American
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08

s.s Ihis is n prolific ,a. season for rrss!dsntia
beriug fourteen, and moro expected.
The store ef Ulman 4 Ecksrt, New York,
was robbed Of 81, 600 worth OF jswelry on
Thursday night.
1BGen Grant, who went to New York b
see N IS Nellie, his daughter, start for Eurspe
on Cunard steamer, declined an invitation
to review the colored procession. he hadn't
time.
Almost all the women, and the children Of
Concord. Suss ex county, from seven years Old
and upward are now employed In making
strawberry baskets. About three thousa nd OF
....ese baskets ere made daily by them.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08

ANNUAL TAX LRvY.-Ths annual tax levy IL,
Baltimore has been fixed At ol.63 on the el00. IN.
clud'ng the State tax Of TX csnts. tstai Of
sl.sOH cents ON each 500 Of properly. BsH'1ors
city appropriates $4,000 for police sl49,l 9,l9l
for the Fire Department; $4,000 for TIE Hss'th
Depa, sment; Sl0s,0OO for the Por. Wardss's
Department; $2As.094 for the City Coow'ssion-
ers Department; 100000 for the newly created
Department Of Inspect IT Of Bn,'d ,gs, aud e673.
233. ~ Tor the support Of the public schooIs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08

FASHIONABLE MARRIAoE.-The cOrnet
payer Levy Is shortly TO be married to young
fadv moving In fashionable circle in Buffalo.
n. Y. Arrangements have been made that the
marriage should take place in Russia, where
the great cOrnet player Is now filling a star
engagement: and we understan nd that the lady.
accompanied by her mother. will shortly set
out for st. Petersburg, where the nuptials will
be celebrated.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08

The majority report in the Mcclure Gray
contested election case sets forth the fact that
quite number of precincts were thrown out
conducting the election. informality In u hese
meaning that dishonest practices had prevail
ed. While this Is . seemingly fair course and
perhaps the only proper ono that ceVN be
adolt d under the circumstances II at the same
lime bears with pecr'iar hardship upon tho
put upon q par with ballot box stufIers. re.
peatsrs and other notorious chauacters. There
should be a remedy for this, and that remedy
should apply directly to the perpetraters Of
such wrongs. Hundreds Of Witnesses In the
lOus proceedings OF Gel tain men at tho cleo
ton in question, yet. says the Philadelphia
Star, not single one OF these gross violators
OF law has been brought to justice.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08

tEOnce more the women Of Iowa have "
panized a foSlorn hope, ranged themselves o!
either side OF the sufRraRe battering ram and
made another lunge at the Legislature OF that
Seate IN tho shape Of . bill. The proposed
M uroyldes that residence Of six months In
the State and Sixty days in the precinct shall
entitlo any wOmsn to vote as aOove specified
unless de6arred theret-Om by the commission
Of crime. SF
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08
CoRON = B.

II tie Electors Of Nese 1assle Gbsstv:
0gNfLHNgN-Yieidin to the solicit tiOn Of nu
mer0us friends offer myself to your consd alton
y didats for the .Rce of Coroner. and hereby
tsaass the usual pledge to abide the decision ot
nominee my hearty and entire support:
Rep, ctfully. LkW1S MCCALL.
Wilminston. Jan 50 tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08
CQRQNR Z r.

II sAe Ds.oerasis Vssers af NeU Casile Gbxasv:
0snsLInsH At the solisitation Of many friends
nation Of Coroner Of New CaA..s county. subject
tie decision Of lhs Democratic Party. and pledg
myself 70 give hearty support 70 the Nominee.
SAMUEL G. PElkCE.
OAsistianAHundred. Janualy 0ht.-tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08
A Tax On NewspaDors.

The Ways and Means COMMITTEES THE morning.
voted to insert sectisn in the TssR bill providing
that in lieu Of the duties now imposed by law
there shall be levied and ce.lsctsd upon printing
exclusively, Of q mxe not less than thivty.two By
forty-six inches2 per cent. ID vaioIsm, and upoa
drawing foolscsp. impeQal letter aud note paper,
25 per cent ad valorsm.
This tax is prohibitory, - paper is now sold
for Is to II cents . pound.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08
CO1ON ER.

n he Dsmocrssie Vesers Of Nes Cdstls Cbssty:
0ssrLEMsH At the solicitation Of numerous
frieods - induced TO asain offer myself to your
considesation for the oiies Of Coroner Of New
Castls County. subject 70 the decision Of the Demo
cro&ic Party, and hereb tender the usual pledge
10 support the Dsnocratic nominee.
ANDREW ALEXANDER.
Chyistisas Hd.. Feb 2 lC72-tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08
OOROHER.

II tie Ds~oevasic Vosevs Of Ne,o Gisie County:
0BysLRMsx: Al the solicitation of many friends.
! again offer myself = candidate for Co. ,ner Of
saaeasafA eAndidaAs NJ sordial On pvort. thereby
tender NJ hearty thanks for the generOus support
jsSjSss DANIEL B. WOODWARD,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08
or CORON eR.

n tAs Elsclovs Q( New Chssie Obxssy:
HsLLov-CIPiIGHs: II ohev myself to your con-
sideraGion % . candidate for the nomination OF
Coroass Of New Castle County. subject to the
noaioallon Of shs DsnOere.ic Party:
Reap'y yours, JOSEPH YARNALL.
New Castle Hd., Jan, 10th. l87l.-tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08

WV. DEAN, ESQ, in = letter pub6ahed N
Saturdays JOURNAL, ev IDENTITY refers to the
GAZETTE. We quote q sentence .-om this letter
10 correct the error Mr.. D. has fallen into, ne
doubt unintentions''y. He says:
'One Of the papers, discussing the question Of
equal Representation, claims that it stood fore
most in the ranks advocating it, when some OF
those who are now advocating it were N 'susii
clothes"
Inc GAZETTE said 1t had advecatsd en increased
ratio Of representation for New Castle county
and not equal Representation" - Mr. d. states
During number of years pre-, .ous to 1858. the
GAZETTE labored earnestly in advocacy OF .
Convention to reform the State Constitution.
The mes sure was adopted by the Democratic
Party one Of its cardinal principles, and after
the triumph Of the party in the State, Conves.
tion was called and rr election of delegates
TO it authorized. The Democrats md Whigs
nominated and elected delegates, and the Convsn-
lion was held. as Mr. Dean doubtless knows, in
1853. A Constitution was '-ned and submitted
10 the people of Delaware for rati6cation-it gave
10 New Castle county larger representation th'u
either Kent or Sussex. The GAZETTE advocated
its ratification; but it was rejected. S;rce that
time the Democratic patty has never mads the
question of Representation an issue. Mr.. Deen
has been one OF the acknowledged leaders of the
party, taking prominent pa. in an Of it, county
meetings anil State Conven tions been nomina-
ted aud elected on its ticket t. the Legislature.
Had the GAZETTE introduced new issue it would
probably have met with An objection from Mr..
Dean himself. As he refers TO our silence since
1853 on the question Of "Repressntation according
10 population" we may, with all propi .ety. point
10 his silence the same subject while occupying
IA high and honorable position in the Legislature
Of our State, where he could have moved the call
O! . Convention or offered resolutions in favor Of
IA change in the Constitution.
The GAZETTE long ago announced that 1t VA
in favor of al increase Of representation in the
legislature, and that the people Of Kent and Sus-
sex would doubtless unite in . movement having
this in view We then said Ne wsrs IN lavsr Of
The district system. But We alss said that We b.
leved it impracticabls 10 secure representation
according to population" and asked our Radical
neighbor, who seemed to b. labos.ng at the quss
tion. without any definite plan, TO show us conn
way in which they proposed to accomplish thsil
object They have never yet done 70; but sn the
contrary refused to do in such IN squivoca! aad
evasive way Is to make Us believe they are jatent
upon using the question in New Castle cor1t,
simply to deceive the people into yos'~g ths Rad
icsi ticket.
We refer ~ tn matter now not becauss ~ de
sire to d',cuss the question Of representation &c
cord; sg to population with Ar. D.An, or any eth
er gentlemen; but simply to correct the sa.s
which that gentlemen hss n len into.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08
COROH BR.

UsnFLskGs: Yielding TO the solicitation Of many
friso6a again O9ss ssysesf . candidate for Cor
oass oi ne. Castle Co.ssy, ssd pledge myself to
JAMES L. cox.
Wilminstoa. Jaa. 0th. 1S72-ta
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08

The Roman papers Of the 18th ult contain
Notices of the death Of AaxziDi. The Ihrst;O.
Witch puts its tirst page In mourning. says:
Naxzlni was the last Of 0u- great poets, and
was himself the hero Of his epic. Poet, pro-
phet The unity Of Italy was his dream; Tor
This idea he endured exile, persecution, suffer-
iDRs Of all sorts; Tor this idea ae fought brave
" against the Epropean reaction, when the
very word "ItAly" was crime
@The Utan State Consultation Is submit
ted to Congress. Its principal fea'U-e 's the
fitory lacks nearly 80, 900 Of the population re-
quIred for representation in the house under
the apportionment law is BY no means prob
able that the Territory will he admitted as
State at this session. The new Legislature Is
about. however. TO complete all the forms
|Of oreanixation by electing United States
Senators, one Of whom will be Delegate Hoop
Or.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08

VINcENr's HIsroaY.-By way Of sncoaraes-
ment to others, and as = compliment - The satAoT.
We think the Legislature should suhscsibs Tor .
number of copies Of Vincsut's History Of Della
ware. and present one to each q the public libra
ries in the several towns of the State.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08
0HRRI RfALTY. .
CORON RR.
QQHQN + b.

10 the Dsmoevaiic Voters ef Ne,s Castle County:
Gss1l1n.n Al the solicitation Of numerous
frisads, an induced to offer myself TO your con
alteration for the Once Of Coroner II New Castle
County. subject 70 the decision Of the Democratic
Party; And hereby tender the usuai pledge to sup
post The De0Oeeatic Nominee.
JOHN b. LOPMAN.
Wilminston Jaa 80, 1872 feb2tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08

TO BE RExovxD.-The Republican, publishes
iamor that Mr.. Ralph Mccall 10 70 succssd Nj.
Crouch rs Overseer Of tho County Aims House.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08

HoNoRARY.-Ex-Aldefma vineeet has beeo
elected An honorary member Of the Historical
Society, of Pennsylvania-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-08
DAILY GAZETTE.
C.P. JOHNSON, EDrroa Anp PlsPH1xrob.

TuR DAILY GAZETTE Is pubishsd every afternoon.
except Sunday At 4l6 Market street. and served BY
carriers to subscribers in oil parts Of WilmiHGton
and the surrounding towns and villages. for ax
cents . week. payable weekly. Yearly subscribsrs
50. in advance.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE. established 1874.
is tho largest and most Aourishins weekly in the
State. and hiss larger circulation than any other
en- the Peniasular. Published svsSy Friday morn
ng ut l2 q yesr. in advance.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-27
AInaHn de nlodS J noVedales de Paris.

Mademosielle Therese Barllot, lecientemento
llegada de Paris, ha recibo por Ell tiltimo gapor
sombreros de Ultima mOda, cintas de franja dc
color negras para cinturones, enaguas borda-
das, cuellOs cuantO en- clase de rOpa blanca
pueda desear una sonora; 5apatos de seda bla1-
color negro, franjas de seda negray de color,
panuelos de batista, crepe negro de grande ORR
LA, para mantillas todos los art1culos de lutO.
Hay tambien una gran cantidad de bareg de
color, granadinas de seda y terciopelos negro Y
de color.
TODO 4 PRECIOS VENTAJOSOS.
Este mismo establecimiento Sc encarga de ,ha-
Ger sOmbreros vestidOs con arreglo i los l1lti-
mos fgurines gusto de los compradores,
Gale de Ia FOrtaleza mum. Is frente la I'm
Drenta de Gonzalez. 90 .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-27
PROVISIONES AMERICANAS

Ell mercado regularmente surtido y con buena
demanda por 10 que jnzgamos que por ahora no
sufriran baja sus preciOs.
Por berg ing Annie. de Nueva-York, q D Leo
id. 14 ql, 100 bis tocino mess $23 ql 25 i'd carne
90 9l, 16 terzolies jamones $4 a., so latas mante-
papel estraza 81 cts. resma, l09 bis papas $6 Is.
Para Sres. Sobrinos de Ezquiaga SO latas mante-
quilla $1S Ql, 200 id. manteca $l6 ql.
terzOnes manteca SIG a..
Para Sres Latimer Comp, terzones jainones
$29ql 81 quesos SIT ql. 100 latas manteq,illa SIG
o., 10 bis. jamones por vender.
Para d. j. EustaquIo Cabrera 900 latas mantle
ca $179 81 SO terzones i'd. $16 ql., 200 bis tocino
$25 5 id: habichuelas $6, 100 i'd papas $6, 2O4 ia
mones $25 ql.. % fardOs tabaco 25 bis aluuitran-
.Por berg. ing Westwood, de Halifax 81 bis to-
elmo mess $2s, SO i'd harina maiz s5 IS i'd papas S.
IT'S latas manteca SIG ql, s. i'd. mantequlla vista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-27
EN- ELL ALMACEN
DE D. TOMAS TOLOSA HIJO
De Mayaguez Sc encuentran de venta
LOS ARTICULOs SIGUIENTEs:

Maderas de todas classes tejamanf.-Arados de
varlas fabrlcas con mangos timOnes rejas de re-
puestO de todos n1meros -Quincalla de toda clase
lnstrument0S de carpnterOs v tOnelerOs.-COrreas
de cuero para maQuinaS de vapOr, deS3e purgadas
7.-EStOpa para maquinas de vapor cartfculO de
-Alquitran.--Estopa para abuques.-Lngue
tes para bOcas de hornal1a.-ReUacheS de cObre pa
ra cO1TeaS Gle vapOr-Llaves de vaIbulas para vapOr
desde d pulgadaS.-Tea de alambre de varios ia
manos para cedazos de guarapO.-Tela de gonna pa
"a maqulnas. -CodaZos sueltos de alambre cObre.
tos plate&doSy Gle hOja de lata-Ejes de herrO para
c%lesas carretas, yantas para idem.-Camones,
ruedas rayOS sueltoS-Aceite dc peZuna.-Barniz
hno para tapar nudos -LlaVeS inglesas para todoS
uSoS-PeSa hcOreS y SlrOp.-l -lerm0metrOS, Man
gueras Gle gonna de |, ] y gada.-Arneses para
muas caoa observation-disclosures de cuerO para idem.
-kecorteS para carruages.-ROmanaS de platafOr
ma caOalete de 4 a 10 QqMuelles de todas classes.
Ma1ulpaS do cOser de variaS clases-POlVOs para
hmplar plata--Cuch; Hos tenedOres plateadOs
mango de marfii-Cucharas piateadas tinas,-Lico-
limos de para moler caf6.-Venteadores de
fe.-Quinques para kerOsiua + gaSOlina.-Faroles
para hacienda -Reloes de varias classes con des-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. de pestllos movlbles que sir
ven para Ell lado derechOy el liZQulerdO-AguJaSp pa
ra ell ladO derechO ell Observation-Disclosures para ma
quinas peZaS suetaS.-HilOs sedas para ldem.-
Pinturas Gle todas elias cites Iona para velas
dc buQues bOteS.-TOrnillo5 para ma luinas de
pOr de 0tras claSeS.-COrnsas de metal para adOr
nos de salas vidrios de todas todas clases.7Lunas
sueltas para espejOs -Cerda plum para cOlchones
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aImohadas sueltas.-Tu-
DO para quinques de Iaceite kerosna.-CrStalerfa
de tOda claSe-Carruajes de dos cuatro aslentOS.
para ninos otros muchOs artlculos impossible de
enumerar. 2-72
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-27
BATTALION DE- VOLUyTARLO} DE- PONCE.
g. COMPANIA.

mensnal de ounce pesos los cenciados del e6rcitO
que deseen obtar ella presentaran sus socitudes
debidamente dOcumenUadas, al captain que suscri-
blicacion de este anunco, para vista de los ante
cedentes capacidad de los aspirantes, el que Ell
ambOs cOnceptOS mas acreedor la vacante ex-
presada siendo dc advertir que la obligation del
elegido 500 cOnsste cOnvOcar las asambleasY Y
asistir elias Ell tempo de duraciOn, cudar de la
conservation y limpieza de aquellas armas que pOr
algun motive sean depositadas en- elarmeroy acOm-
paIar la fuerza parte de ella cuado necesario
verif"ar una salida Il. Ademas de que estas obhga-
clones le rmiten dedicar la mayor parte del ITEM
pO al OfcO profession particular que eerza, SO La
dara gratis un local para que habIte.
Juana-Diaz Is de noviembre lie 1S72.-El capitan
de la ga companfa, Policarpo de Echevarrfa. 42-8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-27
ALMACEN DE- ROPA 7 SASIRERIA
DE R. CERHeA " COMP

Los duefios del citado establecimionto, acaban de
enriquecer aparadores con 10 siguiente:
PanO negro de diferentes calidades.-Saten negro
de idem.-Batista de lana superior calidad pinfas
elegantes- snrtido de casimires en- pie
lente surtjdo de merinos uegros lisos labrados.-
Alpacas muy fnas negras de- colores.- Gran sur
lido de driles blancos de colores lizOs labrados
-Pano de colores verde grana para voIuntarios, v
infnidad de artfculos.
Para los que Quiesan conveTtir su dinero en- humo
hay un complete surtido de tabacos muy superior
de la Habana para los aticionados levantar eli
codo hay una partida de .ginebra holandesa muy
superior en- caj de doce ounce frassos Ia que Sc
vende por partida y cajas sueltas. 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-27
Habitantes de Paerte-Rice.


Ell Gobierno de la Nacion ha puesto q mi car
go 81 mand0 INFERNO de esta Isla. Grallde es la
spOnsabilidadMnexa8 tan elevadas fuuciOnes
perO yo cuentO con dos elamentOs para arros-
trarla cOnfadamente; unO, la cOnciencia de mis-
deberes como AutOridad; OtrO, el anticipate Co
nOclmlentO de vuestra cOrdura, de vuestre pa
triOtismO y amor al 0rden.
Atento sOla nente La pr4ctica fel exacta de
lajusticia velar6 por vuestrO reposO vuestra
seguridad pOr que vuestrOs derechOs sean res4
petados, que La unprecedented mas estricta sea
la norma de tOdOs los actos de la Administra-
cion, en- sus esfelae mas atlas, como en- las mas
subalternas,
Ash entiendo los sagrados deberes de la Su-
perior Autoridad. esperO quepor vuestl par
te, cOmprendlendOlO los vuestrOs, y que de su ejer-
eiciO y su Observancia ha de deribarse La prOpia
conveniencia, inseparable de Ia paz pdblica, to-
dos cOntribuireis q evitarme ell disgustO de re-
currir Ia repression en6rgica que me creerfa
igualmente ObhgadO ante La menor perturba-
ciOn del 6rden, 8 cuolquier trasgesion de las le-
yes, cuaiqulera que fuese su olfgen y su pretexto
Puerto Rico 25 de nOyiembre de 187S.-JOA-
QUIN EMILE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-27
A los Hacendados.

Armando .Gautherot, ingeniero MICROSCOPE
recien negado del Sur del Pac(fco, ofrece sqs
serviciOs hidraulicOs q los hacendados.
Coniado en- la experiencia en- los conoci-
mientos cientlfcos de SUI profession seguro del
exito dc sus trabajOs, despues de un D roliio re-
conocimiento de los terrenos, emprendera 4 su
SOLO costo y riesgo los trabajos necesarios dan
Esta prOpuesta sin compromises Dor parte de
los SenOres hacendados, es la meior garantfa de
buena fe del que suscribe.
Pide unicamente, los gastos de viaie explo-
raciones. En- esta Imprenta, sc recibiran las Or
denes "A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-27
TALLER
GALE DES. JJSTO NUNERO 10.

Ell que suscribe ofreoa sus servlcios este res
petable p1hlico, en- cambiO de una m6dica re-
tribuciOn conventional, en- todO 10 que abraza
ell siguiente anunciO.
Sc hace toda clase de instalaciones de tuberfa
para gas aqua en- las casas establecimlentos
p1blicOs particulares;
Limpieza de tnbos, lamparas; y composition
de amhas cOsas.
Reparacion de bombas de sacar aqua, cons
truccion de faroles de tudO 10 concerniente 4
hojalaterfa, como para todo 10 mencionado
euenta son ente1didos operarios admitira tam
lamparas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-27

Debiendo marchar la C6rte dOnda ha sido
el Rey %. D. g. ell Excmo. Sr. Teniente General
d. Simon de la Tore y Ormaza, me ha hechO
ant1cs:e. an an 81 da de how del mando del Gnber-
no Superior Civil y Capitanfa General de esta
Isla.
To que he dispuestoAe haga pAblico pOr medic
del pefS6dico dfcidk, para general cOnOcimiento.
Puerto Rico 26 de nOvieMbre dc 1872. ENRILE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-27

Bien podriamos prescindir por ahora. de ha-
Ger resena alguna, sobre esta parte tan inn
portante dc nuestra production, pues no tene-
que resenamOs
81 tiempo lluvioso que viene reinando. ann an
los distrltOs mas secOs de nuestra Isla, favorece
dadamente que elresultado de la pr6xima zafra,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-27
HARHNAS.

La!.existencia es crecida, no muy solicitada
pOr estar tOdos muy surt!dos, lnsistimOs en- 10 va
manifestadO sobre la cOnveniencia de paraliZa-
cion Ell las entradas de este polvO
Recal6 la barca Familia de Santander Ponce
q Sres SobrinOs de EZquiaga conducendo resto
de su cargamento subsistence en- unos mil picO
de bis. Queda Ell puerto pendiente de operacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-27
EFECTOS ALENIANES.

Hemos tenido la llegada de la goleta inglesa
Glimpse, procedente de Altoona Mayag1ez, 4
sTss; sisnis ssR0n WilliHk camp oOn 81 Surtd0 ST
YendidO & precios reservados 800 garrafones ami
sado 5000 i'd ginebra. 100 i'd. vinagre $50 gipe-
800 6. quesos, cubetas id 9. salchichones, leo
jamOnes, rs sacos pimienta, 20 i'd. chfcharos c.
conserva, id. fuegos artifciales 4 id. canelon,
serOnes clavillO. 500 G. velas composition, id.
f6sfOros, 10 id. tabacos elaborados, 500 paquetes
papel estraza, 200 canastOs papas, y So tablones
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-27
Aviso al pdblico.

Ell ducno del Hotel la CORUNESA participa 4
sus fayorecedores de haber trasladado su casa la
calle de La Cruz mum. 18 donde ofrece un esmerado
traJo, aposentos frescos aseadOs nuevos venti-
ladores enla aZotea para adichos apo
sentos, mesa abundante servida con todo esmero '
Tambien ofreceEmesa redonda los Srs que gusten
venir conner pOrmeses a preciOs m0dicos bateas
{ precios conYencionalee. Manuel Rodriguez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-27
EN- VENTA Y MUY BARAT0.

Lamparas de cristal metal hero de varias
classes; bombas para idem para sacar aqua; tu-
IBERIA de plomo, hierro metal; llaves para gas
aqua grandes chicas; porta-bombas me-
cheros de varias classes y todO 10 cOncerniente
al alumbradO.
Vidrios pianos de distintas dimensiones para
faroles, vidrieras otrOs usOs.
por tiltimo otras muchas cosas que pueden
verse en- ell citado lecimientO.-Puerto-
Rico, setiemhre 2a de 1872.-. p SteinGcheY.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-27
OperaciOnes sObre lmuelle
ERUTOS ES.

Con la entrada de los cargamentos que abaio
anotamos creemos SO surtira la plaza de estos,
efectos que empezaban q escasear.
Por vapOr Islade Cuba de Cadiz, para Sres. Viu-
da de Was Comp, $50 C. "a fdeos 81! al.
brinos de E2quiaga, con carga fete para varios;
tambien tom6 puerto la polacra goleta Beatriz
de Barcelor a Malaga 4 D. Enrique Delgado, con
fetes q 81 mismo. Ambos pendientes de operacon
al cerrar esta revista.