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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-03-02

The British Post Office now issues for
public use postal telegraph cards bearing
q shilling stamp, for the accommodation Of
those for whom it will be more convenient
20 deposit the card in the nearest letter, or
other Post Office letter-box, than to send q
message to the nearest telegraph station.
The telegraph cards will be taken from the
boxes, along with the other contents, at the
regular collecting periods, which are always
specified on the tables on or over the box /;
and on the arrival Of collection at the
proper Office, the telegraph cards will be at
once picked out and handed over to the
telegraph counter clerk, who WI deal with
them in the ordinary course, obiterating
the stamp. No postage is charged, the
shilling stamp covering that, and also
franking the message on the card to the
same privileges as are granted to messages
handed in to Offices in the ordinary way.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-03-02

PROTECTION TO LABoR-A bill has been
introduced into the Legislature to protect
labor, which is similar in every respect to q
bill introduced at the last session, and which
created such a furore among our Trade
Unions. So far nothing has been done 70 de-
feat the bill, and our Trade Unionists will
wake up some fine morning and find them
selves liable to fine and imprisonment for
daring to belong to Trade Union, unless
they steadily assert their power. The
bill can be easily defeated if the effort il
made.
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The Life and Labors Of WIN. q. sylvis.

This work ID now ready for delivery. A copy Of it
should be in the hands Of every wOrkngman in the
Try. h Handsomely bound volume Of $50 pages,
containing account Of the AbOr Of Of the fore
most Of his time, and whose life devoted TO
the interests Of the producing classes The history Of
VIM H. sylvis Is the history u the Labor Movement in
the United States, and man who desires 10 make
himself acquainted with this movement Afford TO be
without H. Price u so. Send money BY registered
letter or p o. order and the book will be sent by
turn mail A. c. CAMERON,
Exclusive Agent for the Western States
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The Ann Arbor Courier is in want Of good
book compositors, but says mo Union men
need apply" Can you fill the above bill in
Chicago! if so trot out some of your rats, for
thank God, We are not troubled much with
many Of the vermin here at present
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-03-02
CINCINNATI, MARCH 2, 1872.

THE New BRIDGE-The last span of the
magnificent bridge for the Pennsylvania Rail
Newport, KY, has been completed, and it is
expected the first train will cross about March
lst About fifteen lives were lost in its con-
struction
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-03-02

Ii strolling about the city we noticed great
activity and an evident increase Of business
among mechanics. especially the moulders and
also mAchinista, and in conversation with
some Of the employers and employees we
learned that trade was exceedingly good, many
Of the large shops having orders to keep them
busy for some time TO come. There can be no
better evidence of healthy state of business
than to see mechanics have plenty OF work at
fair wages Long may it continue.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-03-02

SOMETHING very unusual here at this season
Of the year, all trades seem 10 be enjoying .
fair amount Of business. Branches Of mechan-
ism, whose work has been in shops or under
cover, not exposed to the severe weather,
have had busy winter, and the prospects are
that it will continue, and when spring fairly
opens the demand for skilled workmen, such
as brick and stone masons, carpenters and
painters, with many other classes Of mechan-
les, must increase. The number Of blocks
and costly improvements that business men
and capitalists Of this city are preparing to
erect are far more than any one season here
tofore in the history Of Detroit. The pros
poets are good for honest and willing hands.
None others need apply.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-03-02

THE balance in the State Treasury on Feb
ruary 20, was 1868 30, an increase over the
previous week of sl5S, 62427 The receipts
of the week were sl6O, $50. 80, and payments
81. 967. O3
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-03-02

ABOUT year ago wealthy tObaccOnist Of
this city, Mr.. j. J. Bagley donated to the
Ladies Library Of Owasso $40, with the
promise that he would repeat the dose every
year. The receipt of the second $40 was ac-
knowledged by them on Monday last.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-03-02

THE long expected lecture Of Wendell
Phillips was listened to ON the evening of the
9th by very large and appreciAtive audi
ence at the Young Mems Hall, under the
auspices Of the Y. NJ. L. A. His subject
was the issues Of the day, which amounted to
a splendid and effective argument for the
canse of Labor Reform. It was received
with marked attention and had better effect
coming from the lips Of one 50 gifted and
popular a. lecturer. Would that we had q
hundred such men in our nation as Wendell
Phillips We hail him as a true friend Of the
laboring classes and an efficient advocate of
the principles Of Labor Reform.
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DETROIT, MICH, MARCH ., 1872.
OuP Agents..

Mr. r. HOdgkin is our authorized city agent to re
ceive monies for subscriptions. All sums paid him will
be duly acknowledged At this Office.
Our Business agent, Mr.. Leon DebrouX, s authorized
solicit and receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the ADVOCATE All orders sent TO Room l, FISHER
Block, will receive prompt attention.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-03-02

THE Ohio State Board of Agriculture
have decided to locate the Ohio State Fair
for the next two years at Mansfield. The
fair will be held from the I'd to the 9Th Of
September.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-03-02

M INERS BENEVOLENT AND PRO.
1y1 TECTIvE ASSOCIATION OF Indiana meets on
the fourth Friday In each month The ofRcers Of the
General Council are: President, James Grieve; Vice
President, Ihos Davidson; Treasurer James Patrick
Corresponding Secretary, John SsnmAn. Hour Of
meeting, O'Clock, An
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CoAL.-The ice blockade has caused the
price Of coal to keep up 70 "a cents per
bushel. There ia no scarcity, the supply
being amply sufficient to cover the demand
until the river is open, but the fact that three
or four men control the supply gives them .
monopoly There has been great cry about
il, many threats Of cooperation, &C., but the
first fleet Of coal boats will knock down the
price as well as all ideas of cooperation, and
next winter we will go through the same pro-
gramme with similar results. Coal by the
barge load IA cents per buAhel by the ton
retail "a cents while those forced to buy
single bushels pay 30 cents.
THE action Of the National Labor Reform
Convention in nominating candidates for Pres
ident and Vice President Is food for many
labored editorials in the columns Of the press
two columns on Friday. fully endorsing the
platform, except the financial and coolie labor
planks. It don't see why the exception
should be made to coolies more than to other
foreign labor, and sneers at the idea OF ma
tional currency based upon anything but gold
The Commercial treats the action Of the
Convention as q huge joke. The EHquirey, is
on the fence, and displays the ingenuity Of its
editor by giving us articles that can be con-
strued either for or against the action Of the
Convention, just as the reader may wish to
construe them. The German papers are out
spoken in condemnation, claiming that the
German element held entirely aloof, and that
judging by the number of delegates present,
the entire Labor Party must have been in
Columbus as delegates They seem to never
have heard of Massachusetts,, New Hamp-
shire, Connecticut, or Schuylkin county in
Pennsylvania, where the Labor Party has not
only been heard Of, but have put flea in the
ears Of some politicians
The Star says, the Columbus Convention
may have built wiser than they at present can
realize, but says it in such way as to leave
its readers to infer that there was q terrible
amount of ignorance at Columbus, and that
the only thing that saved it was dumb luck"
But the masses, who are most deeply inter
ested, look npon the ticket with favor. As
soon as the official announcement is made Of
the candidates accepting the nominations,
mass ratification meeting will be held
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-03-02

The CHICAGO SAVINGS INSTITUTION AND
TRUST COMPANY removed their Office, only
temporarily, to lbs West Randolph street,
Northwest corner Of Desplsiaes street The
business Of this Savings Bank is progressing
very satisfactorily. The officers Of the Bank
take pleasure in accommodating their custo-
mers
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-03-02
FIELD,
LETTER
ARE DAILY OPENING
NEW SPRING GOODS Z!


Choicest selections in striped
Chine and Checked Silks; col
ored and black Gros Grains /;
Laces and Embroideries plain,
striped and figured japanese
Silks; plain and striped Pou-
gers; satin faced Serges; Cash
mere Drap d. Etc, and Merino
Cashmere, new colors; Irish and
French Poplins; Empress Cloths
and Alpacas Dolly Warden De
LANES; Cheviots; French and
English Prints; Printed Cam
brics; Batistes, elegant styles;
printed and white Piquis; For.
eign White Goods; Linens and
Quilts; Upholstering Goods;
Shawls, Cloaks and Suits;
Ladies' and Gents Furnishing
Goods; Cloths and Cassimeres |;
Flannels; Domestic Prints and
Cottons, etc.
.AU Fresh Goods assd Tery
Great Bargains.
STATE AND TWENTIETH STREETS.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-03-02
MACHINISTS & BLACKSMITHS
MONTHLY JOURNAL.
PROSPECTUS:


This journal 10 devoted to the diffusion OF the
Mechanic Arts among the Iron Workers Of America.
Its " Scientific Department" will compare favor
ably with that OF any other work published either
In this country or in Europe. Each number con
the latest improved machinery. The Steam Kn-
gine 10 made speciality. Il IL presented In all It's
details and bearings, with suitable cuts or en-
cravings, to illustrate and make plain the different
parts. Special attention lie paid 70 Valve Motion
o. both locomotive and stationary engines. To =
able, and its scientific department 10 alone worth
more than ten times the cost Of the JOSTnaJ. Its
editorial and cooperative departments are both
edifytng and interesting, and should Be read By
every Ironworker In the country.
The JO1vA0l 10 also bold and fearless advocate
u the principles Of the International Union OF Ma
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work that should Be In the hands Of every mechan-
x In America Az companion for the Machine,
HlnckBmith, Boiler shop, or Foundry, It has no
equal h 10 the only practical work OF the kind
published ON the continent ofAmerica and the only
pablhcation OF any kind that 10 devoted solely and
entirely TO the interests Of the Iron-workeFs OF
America, both employers and employees.
This work, being edited BY practical mechanic,
one who has spent nearly eighteen years IN InS
Workshop, and one who mas studied the want. ana
necessities Of his fellow mechanics, and - mere
lore prepared TO furnish Information Ior ne VOL
shop, which only q practical mechanic can furnish
The y0a0ndB 10 Published monthly and mAlleo w
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NO. rHA Ou cIEvSIXND. OHIO.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-03-02

JTLTUs WHITE,

Manager Western Department.
III NOLAN, State and City Agent, Room 4, Central
Union Block, Chicago.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-03-02

Ill Policies .N'OM.forfe6t@OIe. Prems6ssMss
O0uabye DO Cash. Dividends s4assss@ttU Oss
the Contributions PIas. Losses pWtd ise
Cash. Members nsay Freely TS'GUcg 10 essd
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Registered Policies 6sswed ssssser the Use
ssssGssce Department or tsis Stole, Gssd gsss'-
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surpassed by eco Company DO Sts LtberGssty
to Policy Holders.
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STATE AND TWENTIETH STREETS.

N. B..-A Department for che sale az INIT.
teriek's Patterns has been opened On the
second MoeF.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-03-02
MEN !
MECHANICS.
Please Take This Home and Read It.
FIVE HUNDRED LOTS

II you not the owner OF your home you will
do well TO read this and sc upon the advice below given
A very wealthy man owns
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-21

son un distintivo marcado rasgo de este exelente
Perfume. Su admirable poder en- aliyiar toda forma
de dolor de Cobeza nervioso, desmayos parOxismOs
hstericos como por sus salutfferas propiedades de-
sinfectantes en- q cuarto del enfeEmo 10 hacen no
necesario para Jso general de familia Como perfu-
me- eseasamente necesitaos o. e enumerar a1+ sus m@
blico han establecido cl hecho que por delisade
"a pureza frescura durabilidad permanece, sim
igMaI.
rece: NADIA puede supir SUI lugaT nadie que 10 haya
usado una vez podra ser mdueido de renuneiar del
que sus ventas aumentan, atin La faz de centena-
res de imtaciones falsificaciones que hombres sin
81 mercado La diferencia entire esas v la legltima
Aqua Florida de Murray Lanrnan es simplemente
la diferencia entire 10 muy bueno 10 muy pesimo..
prem siempre pidan por el Aqua Florida de Murray
y Lanman, preparada por Lanman Kemp, Nueva-s
York quienes son los 611cos propiet0rios del arts
culO genuinO. la -. &ssA
DeTenta en- todas las perf0maEias Boticaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-21
PAJAR0S, RAJAROS, RAJAROS.

En- 81 dep6sito de aves para embarque Sc encuen-
tran pajaros de bOntOs plumajes colores tanto de
Europa como de America del Pals; como son Lo-
ros de varias castas Periquitos, Esneraldas, Cana
rios, Irupiales, Cardenales degollados, CardenaIes
amarillOs, Cardenalito punz6 para encastar con
narias Ruisenores, Calandrias, Canarios del pafs
Palomas ladronas de buche, Palomas Mallorquinas
de jardines, Carneros para encastar Monitos ugue-
tones s., d.
En- el mismo dep0sito Sc detallan al p6blico, Ga
llnas gordas cualquier hora del dia de la noche
calle del Sol num- Co. 2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-21
32.-FORTALEZA-32.
. UN REQUISITE DE- 7OCADOR.

La exelente virtud aromatica del Aqua Florida
de Murray Lanman ha hecho que sus cualidades
como eosm6tico Sc hayan parciamente pasado de-
sapercbdas No tan solo es el mas refrescante de-
icioso de los perfumes sino tambien aplicacion
superficial para guitar del cttis toda aspereza es
inmeorable. En- todos los casos de erupclones, pc
posicon al sol al aire, esta aqua floral, probara,
ser 10 mas ventaioso, comunIcando al mismO tempo
la tez Suavillad frescOr, q la vez que ex-
tirpa del cits esa aparienca lusrosa livid6z tan
desagradable la vista. Exetuando para la cura
de granos ell Aqua FLORIDA debe usarse sempre dia
da en- aqua. Para extirpar los granos, la apcacion
debe hacerse con ol liquido para siete ocho
al dia procurando aplicarlo solamente los granos
v no al ciitis del rededOr. ObseIvando cuidadosa-
mente estas direccones en- POGO tempo Sc veran
desaparecer todas las desagradables asperezas del
rostro Las propiedades hii6n1cgas del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-21
RANCHOS PARA BUQUBS:
Depos'to de aces de todas clases, huebos Dc. G.
Gale del Sol ntimerO go.
SAN JUAN DE PUERTO-RICO.

Los Srs. consignatarios, Capitanes Y Mayordomos
de los vapores buques de vela encontraran en- es-
te dep0sto constantemente de 800 q 400 aves STEM
pre- prevenidas al primer aviso bien sea de dia por
La noche los precios corrientes de esta plaza de
Aguadilla, Mayagiiez q. d. Las casas consgnata-
rias con solo enviar una )ta del n1mero precio.
Sc le pondran bordo en- ell termno de una hora.
Precios: por docenas a$7 75O por cientos $780, 60
rs, y 80 segun clase tamaflo.
Sc garantiza la puntualidad Y Sc hacen contratas
precios os los vapores de travesla, yer Greer.
un paseo al dep6sito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-21
COMPANIA TRASATLANTICA
DE A. LOPEZ " CONIPANIA.

Ell vapor PuertO-RicO vendra de Cuba del 25
al 26 saldra para Cadiz el 2S del actual.
PreciOs de passage.
Ia clase En- camarotes de solo dos literas 5000.
Idem id.-En camarote de4 mas literas $3.50
ga clase.--$120-3a clase 500
de IA de- dos 1iteras pagara ano medic pasages.
Los ninos de menOs de dos amos gratis de dos q
siete amos medic passage.
La concession gratis Sc entiende solo por un nifio
en- cada famlia 81 hubiese mas pagaran passage.
Los pasapOrtes Sc entregaran al recbir los billie
tes de passage.
De mas pormenores sobre fletes de carga infor-
maran sus Consignatarios Sres. SobriDos de EZ-
quiagA,-Puerto-RicO Is de mario de 1872
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-21
A QUIBN PUEDA IN7ERESAR,

He autOrizado debidamente D. Alexandra Tu-
rull, fin de que en- calidad de Agente mio pueda
recibir 0rdenes para los arados de mi manufacture
trasmitiendomelas para ser efectuadas.
Febrero % de 1872.CJ. G. Bidwell Pittsburgh.
Pensilvania Estados -Unidos de america. "a
En- su consecuencia las personals que desean ad-
quirir los mencionados arados del Sr. Bidwell SO
serviran dirgir al que suscrbe cale de la FOrtale
suministrara cuantas noticas le pidan sObre ell
particular. 1:f1.t #E r*@
Puerto-Rico Abril de lS7s.-Alejandro Turull Z 25
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-21
DOMINGO 81 DE ABRIL DE 1872,
HOTEL DB Los VAPORBS,

Ell que suscribe dueno de este establecimiento CO.
nocidO por la FONDA .ANDALUZA, tiene el gusto
de participar sus amigos al p1blicO en- general
tablecer 81 las reformas que sean mas cOnvenen-
tes fin do proporcionar sus favOrecedores un
c0modO decente hOspedaje, extirpando La vez
abuses que retraian algunOs viajerOs cOncurrlr
a este HOTEL.-Puerto-R Rico NOyiembre de 178l.
JOSE A. GIWENO 5 IL
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Aviso al p1blico.

Ell duefo del Hotel la CORUNESA participa$ =
sus favorecedores de haber trasladadO su casa Ia
calle de la Cruz num- IS donde ofrece un esmerado
ladores azoea para dar mas fresco adichos apo
sentos, mesa abundante servida con todo esmero;y
impieza, cOntando para ESQ con un buen coclnerO.
Tambien ofrece mesa redonda los Srs que gusten
venir conner por meses precios m0dicOs Y bateas
precios convencionales. Manuel Rodriguez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-21
San 1o.so 81. FL DIAMANTE. San j
San Justo 81

Ell due11o de este establecimiento participa sus
amigos y al pdblico en- general que. mas del sur
de recibir por el vapor "Jorge" otro mas extenso
variado, los que propone vender baratos. al por
mayor al detail.
raS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-21
A S 10y el +: b;alr'ril|. !; j ! 4.

Sc detalla una partida de- oerVe-
"a inglesa muy superior Inarca
TENNENTS legltima. sob ,ssset
Sc recomienda q los bBenos CO.
nocedores de esta bebida. -; - = :.
Gale de San Francisco mum. z.
a,i MIGUELsAENz. eia1d
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RETRATOS, ,
Al alcance de tOdas las fortamMs.
Gale del Sol nams. 90 Molina, hve4 !.
Nueva galerfa montada al cstilo dc las de Euroop,

Tenemos ell gusto de ofrecer al p6blico los naev0a
retratos con ESmalte y Relieve sean Porce.
lana premiados en- La Ultima exposition de PaeEto.
Rico por los cuales tenemos la medalla. Veapselas
mnestras el adelantO mas grande de la fotogrAB.
En- esta misma casa SO siguen hacienda eli pDpu.,
lar retratO ElectrfcO que unO vale dO0 reAls6
Sc hace entrega en- cinco minutes Sc hacen tar
jetas por docenas medias docenae tod0 10 coma
tos que sean Pre,ios convencienales. "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-21

AL pdblico hago saber que por providencia de es-
ia fecha Sc ha dispuesto sacar pblca subasta por
termno de ounce dias se1lalandose para ell remate
Sala de Audiencia de este Juzgado 25 bocoyes de
aztcar y de miel elaboradas en- La Hacienda Re-
sOIucfOm Gle d. Antonio Pardo, tasada por peri
tos ell quintal de La primera % media pesetas Y
La seglnda ITO pesetas cada un bOcoy de ciento
diez galones.
Y Sc hace notOrio para la concurrencia de licita-
dores San German Abril de 1S72.-Fernandez.
Por su msndadO.-Jose r Nazario de Triguero.
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aAviso al p1blico.

Con fesha de Mario Hassido disuelta Ia sociedad
q9e }liaoa en- este pueblo bajo la razon de Cobian
qeeaI1aG Ia liquidation cargo de la
y SObriilo. sSssE SHpAo uO SVplan
Sobrino. -.-'A'.o io'e'T~O0Oia1y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-21
J. r. AMADIS Y COMPANIA.
33.-FORTALEZA-33.

For vapo frances de acaba de ecb axfc-
los sgene ofece preclos muy educdos que
petar va tan extenso varado urdo de estaeemento
sasedlt
ca Z. .
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sac de alfombra vajc a
e 1eaa
es para G. ,macar, &
Ca3amazo eeo d bOadas de
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Fl
on letOde abanco yparaguaS e.. .
toda - ~;
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FABRICA CENTRAL DE- PONCE.

indication de algunas personals con ell Objeto de
completar ell nilmerO de accones prOpuestO para la
referda empresa Quedara alberta La suScrclon has
ia fines de Abril pr0XmO.
Ponce Mario 80 de 1Sz2.@Eduardo Guerin. IL
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lAVISO.

Queda sin vaor desde esta ha el nodAr ma coos
zeii u Jose Anadeo vecinO de Salinas, para aten-
der clert0s negociOs que va ha praetieafin Isien
p0T 10 que le dOy las graoias --Guaya ma I IA AhrI
1S7S- trancisca Maria BIigncni 8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-21

En- cl expediente instruido aconsecuencia de ms
tancia presentada por D. Alejandro Tnrull de esta
vecindad, q nOmbre ue d. j. G. Bidwell fabrlcante
de arados de Pittsburgh, PENNSYLVANIA. Estados- Uni
dos de America pidiendo la franquicia de derechos
aquella manufacture que de su fabrica con su
nombre pueda introducir por las Aduanas de esta
Isla he acordado la concession de 10 solicitad0 por
dicho ST., en- ammonia con 10 que dispone la 6rden
del Gobierno Supreme de la Naciop de 10 de Fee
Cmiento de esa Administrator, leinclayo un ejem-
plar del catalogo de los arados de que Sc trata.-
DiOS guarde u. muchOS amos. Puerto Rico 10 de
Maria Niet0. -
Srs. AdIin nistradores de Rentas Aduanas de-.
Esc0piael 2s Jefe, r. Sevila rs %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-21
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-21

La Profesora que suscribe ofrece al p1blico el es
tablecimiento que Sc halla bajo direction situa-
do en- la calle de San Justo mum.
AdemaS de las materiaS que cOmprende la instruc-
cion prmaria sc dan en- Ell establecimicnto leccio-
nes de Geografla de piano.
tambien la enseTlanza de los bordados de gusani-
llo en- raso seda felpa, de mostacila, hlo de oro
flores de tea, pape! mOstacilla, alquimia gusani-
llo; frutas de cera, trabajos dc alambre &. &.
Puerto-Rico de Febrero 1S72-Dolores Balboa
de Rodes 2 4