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ayr Withdrawn. - The action of Mr..
Dodge in waving his aspirations for
the position Of Prosecuting Attorney Of
the Second Judicial District, to give
place to Liberal, is worthy of the
most cordial colnmendation. II all of
our party friends had possessed hereto
fore q like spirit Of self-sacrifce, VIC
tory would have much oftener perched
upon our banners.
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CoNcERr. Tho 'vieuxtemps Brothers
propose to give several concerts during
Fair week in Tacoma Hail., They in
tend to decorate the streets in the i'm
mediate vicinity Of the hall with arches,
flags. notices and Chinese lanterns.
Pupils from the classes at Seattle. Port
Madison, Port Townsend, Tumwater
and Claquato will participate in the
exercises. st41Hrf tnAi fTt
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-10-05

THE SENATORIAL CONTEST IN OREaoN.
The contest in the Legislature of our
neighboring State, has resulted in the
election of J. H. Mitchell, to succeed
Corbett in the U. s. Senate. The con-
test was between Mitchell and the late
incumbent, both Republicans. The
Democratic members, being in q hope
less minority, were mere spectators of
conflict that promised at one time to
rival the historic combat Of the Kilken-
ny cats. Mr.. Mitchell is young man,
of considerable ability, and may make
his mark in the halls of Legislation if
he places party interests subordinate to
those of his State.
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@ The prominent Republican"
who the Courier lauds for betting two
to one on Gar6elde has hauled down
his stake" and declared for McFad-
den. He freely acknowledges his folly.
What will the Courier say now?
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SE Mr.. Smith of Cowlitz county, q
few days ago, backed the whale Gar
fielde ring down on 9 proposition to bet
81 600 Democratic currency against q
like amount of greenbacks, on the cleo
ton of Judge McFadden. Sam Coul-
ter said he was sorry, but cell his
money vas IN use Just at that time -
Ha! hal ~, -, .,,.,;a
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% Two to one on Garfelde finds few tax
grit" is noticeable among the Democrats.-
COURIER. -,
Johnny Meagher authorizes us to state
that he will rake in from 81 COO to s5,-
QUO, on those terms, any time the ring
may choose to see him.
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: ORaANzE.-Let the friends Of REroRM
organize in every county and precinct.
The prospect is glorious the'result as
certain as that Justice will ultimately
triumph. Letters pour in upon us
filed with good accounts from abroad.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-10-05

PASSED THRouGH.-The Directors OF
the Northern Pacific Railroad passed
through this place last Tuesday, went
on board the steamer North Pacific which
had been expressly chartered for their
use, and proceeded down the Sound.
It is said their destination was Port
Townsend. They will touch at several
of the principal points on the return
trip, it is said. e - '''s -
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n E The steamer Goliah carries the
mails this week in place Of. the North
Pacific, which steamer is undar charter
to the, railroad excursionists.
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AZ The Amateur Dramatic Associ-
alton propose giving one of their inter-
esting Entertainments in Biles' Hall,
Tumwater, on Friday evening, the 18th
inst. M .'s az
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E Columbia Hall is receiving dec
orntona for the Fair, s5am
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TURNING THE TABLES. O week
ago, disciple of Confucius was wend-
ing his way for the end of the railroad
track towards Humphreys, en- route for
Portland. He had several months saw
ings in his pocket, and was contemplate
ing delightful winter in Southern
Oregon. While strolling along leisure
ly he was observed by an ill-favored
Siwash, Who had been in search of
pheasant and deer all the morning
without success. The villianous Siwash
cooked his gun and pointed it at the
celestial's head saying You stop!
Hold up hands! What for Chinaman
got all 'um money and Ingin got none ?
Hill supposed" Hereupon John held
up his hands and the felonious son of
the forest proceeded to search his pock-
cts. 1t was impossible to do this with
one hand, or else his covetous nature
got the best Of him, and he laid down
his gun, to 60 through the search when
all of a sudden the unconverted Mon
golian came down with both fists and
knocked him fiat. He got on top of
him then and "put head on him"
like o government horse. " Virtue is
its own reward" and that honest Chi
naman is now OF Roseburg and has o
gun for sale. 'S2Iia+ "'~. 80 RI - ~
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why was it, in Iuird the Judge, that hc
failed to suggest Vancouver as q possi--
HE point for railroad connection near
Portland, and why was it that the bill
was so passed that the company must
construct and equip their road to the
final terminus upon the Sound before
lateral branches can be built to any of
the thriving cities upon its borders, or
forfeit, SO far as that portion Of the road
is concerned, the privileges of their
charter?
He then alluded to the injustice to
the loggers that has resulted since Mr..
Garfielde's term of Office. Strlmpage
had been increased from twenty-five
cents to two dollars and half per
thousand-almost prohibition-and the
results of long and weary months Of Ia
Dor had been seized by the agents of
the government and confscated simply
because it was believed from the poorly
defined lines of survey that the log
gers might have encroacheda few feet
upon the public domain.
But it is impossible for us in the lin
itad space at our command to give any
thing like a complete idea of the logical
and eloquent address of the Judge. II
was one of his best efforts, and con-
trasted with the glittering genealties
of Mr.. Garfelde, as pure gold beside
the spangles and tinsel of mimic art.
It embraced just the sentiments that
honest men reverence and good citizens
of all parties will endeavor to sustain.
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E The Echo now has o Masonic
department edited BY Thomas NJ. Reed,
Esq, Of this city.
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@ The Improvement on the lower
part Of Main street is nearly completed.
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AZ Mrs. Fair has been acquitted
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Sc Garfelde viii be here in a week
or ton days.
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az The overland stage is now arriv-
ing early.
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COUNTY NoMINAT1oNs.-The Democra-
cy of Clarke county has made the fol-
lowing nominations: Councilman, upper
district, Col. B. F. Shaw; Representa-
tives. d. L, Russell, J. Susie, and
Webster Abbott; County Commission
ers, T. Fairhaust, j. D. Holbrook, and
John Brobstel, Glib. Rep; Probate
Judge, Geo. W. Hart; Auditor, John
O'Keane; Sheriff, A. L. Cofey; Trea-
urer, M. Whittier; Assessor, Morris
Baker; School Supertindent, j. Susie;
Coroner, John Deer; Surveyor, T. J..
Thornton; Justices of the Peace in
Vancouver precinct, Gay Hayden and
J. Suiste; Constables, j. Hartney and
j. Deer.
The Democrats Of Snohomish county
held their County Convention, on the
28th ult-J. N. Low, Chairman and D.
Sheridan Secretary. The following
nominations were made: Representa-
tive, w. H. Reeves; Sheriff, w. H.
Ward; Auditor, M. H. Packard; Treas
urer, John Bait: Coroner, Peter Cor
roll; Commissioners, M. H. Frost,
Robt. Smallman, Mr. HIATT; Probate
Judge, Royal Haskell; School Superin-
tendent, H. L. Pike; Surveyor, H. L.
Pike. Messrs. VIM. Romines and H.
Spaniel were elected delegates to Joint
Convention to nominate Councilman,
NJ. II. Frost and D. Sheridan delegates
to the Territorial Convention. Messrs.
Frost, VIM. Romines and j. N. Low
were appointed q Central Committee.
for the ensuing year. 80. 80
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The COURrER's GREEN SpEcTAcLEs.-
The Courier says of the late Territorial
Convention that it excited little interest
and. elected but little enthusiasm.
Probably the editor of that journal
does not understand the manner in
which his opponents manifest enthusi-
asln. Because, unlike Radical Conven-
tons, men remain sober and do not re-
sort to the well-known clap-trap devices
SO often employed by Gar6elde and his
ring to produce q 1" stage effect" it is
no indication they do not feel happy or
enthusiastic. With his party, it's adhe-
rents feel enthusiastic in exact proper
ton to the amount Of whisky they.
drink or to the magnitude Of the Of
fee they hold. To illustrate, On inc
briated Gar6elde man may be SO enthu-
siastic as to wager two to one on his
election, but when the fumes Of whis-
ky have departed ten to one he will pay
a bonus to withdraw the bet. Now,
Judge McFadden was regarded as the
probable candidate Of the party, and
has been SO regarded the past year, or
at least since the Statesman expressed
so warm o preference for him, last fall or
winter. The prospect has been enjoyed
with quiet satisfaction by the whole
party-and more than the party unit
ed-and has been succeeded by quiet
discrimination to elect him on the 9th
of next month. The Convention I'M
der. such circumstances was, of course,
mere matter Of form and usage, and
as enthusiastic as its friends designed
or wished it to be. Had not the
Courier better attempt to arouse . lit
tie spirit in its own party before it so
freely criticizes it's foes?, ~N,
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COMPLAINT WITHOUT CAUSE.

1t is matter Of regret that the Wall
Ia Walln Stat,sman should, by implica-
ton, at least, charge the Democratic
Central Committee with acting in bad
faith or from selfish motives, in g fix
ing" upon Olympia, as the place for
holding the Territorial Convention. If
friend Newell will but glance at the res
olution of the May Convention directing
the calling of new Convention in the
event of the postponment of the cleo
ton, he will find that that body 4" fixed"
upon the place, and did not leave it dis
cretionary with the Committee to select
another. That the call was issued too
late we admit, yet that it was not late
enough to suit many of the party is
quite as true. The delay was occa-
stoned, as the Statesman we'll knows, to
ascertain the sentiment of the party in
relation to convention, and had that
sentiment been unanimously in faver of
the course suggested in the circular to
the several counties, no convention
would have been held. As it is, the
Statesman demanded q convention; its
demand was complied with at the earli-
est possible moment, and the conven-
ton has been held in accordance with
its suggestion. We regret that Walla
Walla county was not represented in
person, If for no other reason, because
it would have dispelled the idea that
any advantage was expected or intended
to be derived by the people here, from
any move that has been made. The De-
mocracy of the Sound entertain the
most cordial feelings for every member
of the party in Walla Walla and the adj
jacent counties, SO for as our knowledge
of the matter extends, and they mani
fest far more regard for individual
members Of the party there than our
eastern friends have in times past
manifested for each other. We hope
Mr.. Newell will not again jump at con-
illusions, and afford the Courier anoth-
er text for ho,nily on fraternal duty.
u.
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and resolutions endorsing the Cincin-.
matt platform and candidates, and de-.
claring in favor Of peace and reconcile.
ton. rjll5e&gl 4,.a. a) l3a.e
CLEVELAND, Sept. 26.-Lunatics at;
Newberg are being sent to their res-
pective counties. Fifty lives were lost,
in the conAagration. The loss by the,
fire was from $475, 900 to $500, 900.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27.-The Execu-.
tive Committee of Straight Democrats
has called State Convention ct Har-A
risburg, on the 10th of October, to se,
lect an electoral ticket and take such.
action as will ba for the interests Of the
"party." u4 H5-i
li WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-Tvo compa-.
MES of the Third Regiment of State.
Militia, returning on the Harlan road.
from drill at White Plains, got into q.
fight and used muskets and bayonets.
freely. Two were killed and twenty
wounded.
Boston, September N.-John, Me-
Innis q Co. 3 wool warehouse, contain
ing 5000, 900 pounds of wool, was.
burned. Loss, $175 900; insured.
The Boston Herald yesterday hauled.
down the names Of Grant and Wilson
and hoisted those of Greeley and Brown.
SAN Francisco, Sept. W.-Fraak Pix.
ley addressed large and enthusiastic
Greeley meeting at Suisan last night.
It is now asserted thatthe Olympia ID
not on opposition steamer to Portland
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-01
NUEVO SURTIDO.

La casa de comercio de d. MIGUEL SAINZ,
ACADIA de introducir pOr ell berg. esp: "AsC!ncion
de Nuestra Senora,n pro edente de Barcelona y
Valencia, un variado surtido de mercancias que
realiza con todas las ventajas que 81 col0ercio
directo faclita q los compradores.
Entire los diverse art1culOs que componen es-
te cargamento sc hallan los siguientes:
Crehuelas de lin6.-Creas de id.-Cotines de
id.-Idem de algodon.- Camisas.-Camisetas.--
lzoncillos.-Caizado para Sras.-1d para ni-
nas.-Cretonas- s-Calcetines.- s.-Iedias.- Grana-
dinas.-Merinos.- Pecheras para camisas --
Mantas de algodOn.-Seder1as.- -SOmbrilas.-
Observation-Disclosures -Percalse.-Driles.-C
simires-Punsos de seda.-Tohallas.- tor
cida.-&., &.
Tambien realiza una partida de marroquines
ROs Ia V "a 4 preciOs enterameDte baratOs, 0tra
de charoles de varias classes.
Esta casa ademas de los articulOs de esta in
production, Ofrece sus crecidas existencias dc
mercanc1as inglesas, francesas, alemanas, q
precios tan limitadOs como 10 eran antes de La
gran alza ocurrida en- Europa, cuya ventajosa
circumstances no creemOs echen en- OlvldO los
cOmpradOres. 1O-10
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La Puerto-Riquena.
Taller dc MaQuinaria, Fundicion y Herrerta SIT
cn el bdrrio de Marina.
(Puerto- -Rico) de francisco Abarca Hnos.

Los duenos de este antique estabecimionto tie
nen el gusto de participaT gus parroquianos en-
particular los Srs. hacendados, Ell haber reclbdo
chuelas barras de tOdas classes ees para trapiehes
de vapor de bueycs tubos de hierro dulce snrtdos
de danetro interior q 2 pulgadas con sus codos
surdo de bujes de herro coladO para ecs de hierrC
MADEIRA, de carretas costados rejas de arados dc
on planchas para alambiquerfa otros objetos.
Pudiendo fundirso esta toda case de piezas
para maquinas, pudiendo tambien tornear acepi
liar tOdas las pieZaS que nos cOnten pues cOnta-
mos con todo 10 necesarO para poder dar cumpli
miento los Srs. que SO sirvan honrarnos con sus
trabajos,
Y aqua fria
NOTA.-Gsan rebaja de precios en- todos los arti
culos que Sc encuentran de venta este estableci
miento. LO que participamOs los Sres. Hacienda
dosy demas parrOqnianos de esta casa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-01
ANO XXI.
TELEGRAMAS.

HABANA.-El vapor Biemviz1e, Sc
ha incendiado cerca de Nassau, Sc fue
4 pique en- seguida. Cinco botes con
naufragos llegaron a la isla Eleuthera,
19 pasageros han perecido.
Los pasageros y tripulacion llegaron
q Nassau y Sc embarcaron para Nue.
va-York.
Ell vapor asegurado.
MADRID.-El resultado defnitivo
de las elecciones es ell siguieute: 290
radicales, 80 republicanos, 10 unio-
nistas, II alfonsistas, 3 sagastinos y 3
montpensieristas. Malcampo y CASTELAR,
han sido elegidos. Rios Rosas derro-
tado.
NUEVA-YORK.-El Pioneer con-
fscado. Ell gobierno americana ha or
denado SUI venta.
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SECCION OFFICIAL.
AdmlmiStr aclOn General EcOn6mica
DE LA PROVINCIA DE PUERTO-RICO.
Circular.

ESta Administration recuerda los Munich
piOs dc Ia PrOvlncia el mas exActO cumplimlen-
to de su Circular fecha de julio l1ltimO, inser-
ia en- la Gaceta de Q del prOpio mes, que trata
de la recaud2ciOn dc tOdOs los d6bitOs que re :
sultan por cOntribnciOnos hasta ell anO de 1871
70. 6en OtrO case Ia formation de los respccti-
vOs expedienteS de inBOlvelcia para la declara-
ciOn de- partidaS falidas, 81 asi prOcediere y les
concede 81 efectO 81 nuev0 improrOgable pla-
20 de 30 dias cOntar desde hoy.
Sirva dc gObiernO dichas COrpOraciOnes que
para la aprObaciOn de los referidOs expedientes,
es absolutamente Indispensable hacer cOnstar
en- ellOs
dc informe de los Sres. Alcaldes Junta de asO-
ciadOs.
3: La falta de biencs inmuebles que debera
acredltarse por certifcaciOn expedida con refe-
rencia los padrones lie rique1a,
3: Que 50 emplearOn fin exitO pOr su 0rden
los apremios de 1:. 90 Ser grado.
Sc cOnsideraran tan solo partidas fallidas por
Territorial las que prOcedan Gle duplicidad de
quota impOsibilidad de cobrO, por haber de-
saparecidO la riqueza Pecuaria sObre que Sc les
mpusO Ia contribution, puestO que las que re-
sulten cargadas menesterOsos y las que pro-
vengan de errOres equivOcaciOnes indsculpa-
bles Gu ell repartimientO, seran responsables de
su lmpOrte mancOmuGadamente los individuOs
que le hubieren ejecutadO. Los expedientes de
subsidiO Sc justifcarAn de igual manera, acredi-
tandOse la dehnitiva cesaciOn del interesadO en-
el ejerciciO de industrial, comercio, profession,
arte onclO: en- ambOS casOs es precise unlr 4
los expedientes y relaciones los respectivos re-
cibOs.
La Administration recomienda otra vez mas
los Sres. Alcaldss ell impOrtante servlciO de
que Sc trata SO promote del colo que a tOdOs
distingue, que 10 ejecutaran bien sin oxceder-
Puerto-Rico, 28 dc agosto de 1S72-Olegarjo
An0rdde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-01
Retrat@ al ahance de todaS las brtunaS
CALLE DEL SOL NUN. go.
DE MOLINA, HIJO.

En- esta acreditada galerfa montada al estlo do
las de Europa SO siguen hacienda con gran acepta-
lores que uno vale 2 reales Sc hace Y entrega en-
minutos; este retrato c6modo perfecto, barato y
como La mejOr miniature, es el retratO pata tedos
las tendas. El dtimo procedimiento de los Estados
Unidos es el Retrato COLORIDO INSTANTANEO;
elImperial leva todos sus colores So hace entire
ga on un cuarto de hora el retrato favorito pa
ra todas las senoras, v6anse las nuevas muestras
uno vale un peso va colocado SUI elegante car
ce esta Casa con Esmalte relieve sean porceanas-
la docena Imperiales $40, la docena tamaflo cor
rente Sc. targetas sin brilo correntes So doce-
ma, mIosy mediaS docenas procios convencionalos
4-1d
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ii;MUCHO OJO!!!
GangsPaad conerco De esta Capital E bla.
GRAN FACTURA DE MERCADERIAs
RECIBIDAS DIRElyTAMENTE.

Tenendo 6rden de los remitentes para realizar-
las por su cuenta en- breves dias FUEGO VIVO,
qneda la venta por mayor plazoS 6 de contado
alberta desde esta fecha
Parte de la factura SO compone de:
Lozas de marmol para psos--Hules de yardas
de anchO para idem,-Sillas para montar de dfe-
rentes clases-Caas de jnguetes tinos ordinarios.
-Libros en- blanco de dferentes tama1os.-Perfu-
merfa.-Prensas para copi&r.-Vagillas baneas Y
dc coores.-Loza de 0iferentec classes, conastente
en- tazas platilIos escudllas, jarros palanganas
fuentes, &o.-Cristal larfa-U 'lios de hierro y
VENOS " AICOEgE& SUPERIOR
Vino gran Chateau Lattitte.-Id s. Julian.-Id.
Moscatel, MADEIRA MaIaga.-Chsmpagne C!icot.-
Licor Chartrense-Cognac imperial
Puerto, Rico, 7 de Agosto de 1S.2-Dirjrse E
J. Igesias.-A macen de Iglesias Hermanos Ma
rina mum, 10. 5-0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-01
Hotel del ''Universo." ="

Ell que suscribe hace presentc q sus muchos y
buenos amigos tanto de la Isla como de afuera que
do todas las precauciones necesarias para que los
Srs que concurren su casa el Hotel del Uni.
hasta ahora para 10 cuaI queda al frente del est-
blecimientO d. unofre Nioolau cuyo buen caracter
amabilidad va cOnocido de muchos, igualmen
te ell de su esposa, ambos estan nteresados on la
mucha concurreneia y que queden satisfechos los
hnespedes del hospedaje para que as1 recomienden
el establecimientO sus amigos.
Puerto Rico % do Mario de 1872.-Gabrel Obrador
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-01
A VISO.

En- Ia noche del microbes IA de este mes ha desa
parecido de la possession de d. jose Ma Quinones un
caballO r6cio blanco, de ia alzada de 10 amos de
edad dos cicatrices de peladuras en- las patas de-
lanteras Y la boca un POGO rajada.
Dicho ID. jose Ma QninOnes. que es el dueflo de
dicho caballO, vecinO de Fajardo de donde desa-
pareci6 este animal.
e.La persona que 10 entregue en- Faardo dicho Sr.
6en Naguabo p RICARDO Qui1lones, sera gratitica-
do.-MANUEL QUINONES. 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-01
Almacen de hierro
de Alvaro Vazquez, en- la Marina

Sc acaba de recibir directamente de Europa
pOr ell bergantin maria Luisa," un gran surti-
do de hierro en- llantas, barras cuadradas J, re-
pas para chimeneas, calderas de vapor otrOs
usos, anclas, ganchos guarda -cabos para en-
barcaciOnes. Pntura verde. colorado, blanco
zinc tino y ordinariO, aceite linaza crudOy que
para piperfa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-01
Daca eSpaida "Ssn JWG'

Este conocido buque despues de invernar en-
este puerto Sc oispone & salir en- fines de Octu-
eageros, Quienes ofrece su captain el esmera-
do trato de cOstumbre. Tambien tocara en- Ca
diz 81 Sc reuniese algun passage 8 carga.
La deepachan sus cOnsignatariOs-Iria
HermanO de CaTacena Y Ca-Marina. ga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-01
Aviso al p1blico.

Ell dueno del Hotel la CORUNESA participa 4
sus favorecedores de haber trasladado su casa ia
Gale de La Cruz mum. 18 donde ofrece un esmerado
ladores enla azoea para dar nasfresco adichos apo
sentos, mesa abundante servida con todo esmero y
Impieza. contando para ESQ con un buerl cocinero
Tambien Ofrece mesa redOnda los Srs oue gusten
venir conner por meses precios m6dicos bateas
aprecios convencionales. Manuel Rodriguez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-01

La subasta anunciada porsesta Administra-
dia 3del mes actual, para la venta de los solares
de la Marina comprendidos entire la Aduana y
Baluarte de San Francisco de Paula, he dis
puesto quede por ahOra en- suspense hasta nue.
va 6rden.
Y Sc anuncia por medic del peri6dico Official,
para conOcimientO del publico.
PuertO-RicO, 20 de agosto dc 1S79.-Olegaio
Andrade
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-01
AL p6blico.

Desde esta fecha he revocado ell poder que en-
~ de Mario del corriente ano, lie habia conferido
D. Miguel Antonio Gneco. Quedando entera-
mente satisfecho en- la buena administration de
los negocios intereses confadOs
Puerto-Rico, 26 Agosto de 1s72.-Rafael Mar
rarv g.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-01
PERDIDA.

En- L. estaucia de D. Felix Benet SO desapareci6
en- la noche del del corriente un caballo zano CO.
dorado. un Gordon blanco en- La frente, La pata dc
boqu;rajado de un lado como de siete cuartas de
alzada paso devanado; el que 10 presente su due
no quo 10 es D. jose Uset, dc Cayey, serA gratca-
do AQost0s13 De 1872. Go