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New-York tribune., 1872-03-08
THURSDAY. March 7-r. ".

The stock market, in continuation of ycstcr-
DAYS excitement has been active and strong the deal
ngs the active shares being Of immense magnitude
will be by the official list published at the head or
this column The upward speculation has made further
progress. The injunction business naugurate, yester-
day by the bears not to have worked satisfactorily
insomuch a. prices seem generally to have advanced
audaciOus defiance OF and the bulls at the present
time to have the market and those who forti-
fed by time loans smile complacenty and calmly await
the onset OF the nfuraed bears The amount OF foreign
capital employ in the street Is believed he very large
and with the continued buoyany OF our bonds in London
and the unatered rate OF discount 10y the Bank of ED-
gland accessons likely t0 be made To II here. The
bulls argue these the holders of stocks
GA obtain fresh supplies whenever their treasury
The bears, the other hand while Insisting that
stocks are generally selling above their intrinsic
value, In the future money market ~
stringent that almost everything IL likely
TO 20 To smash. The stock market today started on
strong at the full rates current last night and quickly
made sharp advance Of to H. Erie taking the lead
and running up to 36i on reported legislation likely To
take place at Albany favorable Ia the real interests Of
the road Wabash quickly TO the front. not hating
till the price had reached az, while Pacific Mail
carried ny 65l These three stocks formed the lead
Ing features Of the dav. About u m. reaction
set In carrying down Pacific Mail TO 62 and Wabash
Gi The Erie yielded only fraction After the O'Clock
board the market again became strong Paclhc Mail
turning to 6t. and Wabash 10 76S The entire market
rallied under these Incentives, oniy to fan back again
the afternoon market being irregular
aud comparatively quiet except Erie whose star
In the ascendant all day, aud In the later dealings
reached the highest price Of the day. while Pacific Mail
closed 1t about lowest price Of the day proper
20 state that the decline In this stock In the later deal
ngs was doubt attributable the fact that bear
party obtained injunction from Judge Gilbert ycs
her. fn.i.
Judge restraining the managers from doing etbng;
exactly what that something was nobody the
seemed 70 know. Tie writ returnable on saturday.
and perhaps sha know al about It then We only
know nov hat the writ obtained ON tho complaint
Of The bsnest mariner who sas NJ smitbs yacht and
New-York tribune., 1872-03-08

REDEMPTION OF 5-20s-NORTHERN Pacific 1905.
To holders of 5-20s, which are being called in for
redemption, we offer and strongly recommend the
FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD Bonds Of the NORTHERN
PACIFIC X. r., which furnish to the public invest
ment security combining the ready negotiablty,
the convenience, and the high credit Of frst-cas-
railroad bond, with the solidty and safety Of real
estate mortgage Oh land worth at least twice tie
amount loaned.
They offered at par in currency. and yield
handsome profit 10 those exchanging 5-2Os.
JAY CookE a. Go.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-08
THE MARKETS
Tc.refully reported for TIE TRIBUNE !

TBURsDAf March : IN
ASHEs-Tbe receipts odsv % pkgs Pots
quest steady rs Is Pearls dui at = TO-
COTTON-Spo has uei dnl untay0abe foreign
indifference prices have declined 2as hd
EVENING" Of which so for export o52 Tor
Is for speculation. and 2 IN futures moderately active rf
lower; sales follows all bass u Low Mthng Last es
March 800 at 22!c April 700 at p Lice 1900 Al 3 So.
~ l6c.; NAV, 2OJ 23, % Lice 20 2 gshs "
23 5l6c $40 st 23c 100 at 2J 3l6c July 100 at JS-a w.
bales tOayNaIch loo 22c 80 " and So regular a. L - AZ
pc April 20O Z2ic, go p l6c go At 2" o at s
400 MAY. 1910 23c, 300 % 6c go al re Nv A.
6c 4OO -c June, 10O p Lite 200 oeooet 2"
% or 800 total $3.50 bales; grand toia 100 '-f
New-York tribune., 1872-03-08

II is generally known in Wall ST. that bill has been
introduced In the House of Representatives by Mr. Mef
ram OF this state, the simple purpose OF which IL to
NIT the bank or this and certain other commercial cities
to deposit the local United states Assistant Treas
urer their bundles Of legal tender notes IN round
OF OO and receive paper certificates of such deposits
ia sums OF 5000 each. The object OF the bill is Ia
facilitate the operations OF the bank clearing houses aud
10 the risk aud expense Of handling large packa
Of notes OF small denomination. The legaendrr notes
are to he held special deposit, and the
certificates Ia bt used their
representatives IN The daily settlement OF
accounts betW cen the Associated Banks of the larger
cities The subject has caused much discussion ton
gress but chiefly II ts. bcraise its harmless
and useful purpose 10 not appreciated. Mr.. Mer-
riRm deserves well Of his mercantile friends.
and OF the whole people. "r the ability and
patience with which he has advocated their
cause while all classes will be or less astonished 10
nnd that purely nseful cannot 80 through
Congress without enconnterng th- opposition OF those
who must have their SAY, even though they talk "
things they do not understand"
The Philadelphia stock market was steady to-day.
Peunsy sold st ioet Philadelphia and Erie Rail
read "a: RreaiHs Rsilrosd sE and Pennsyivsnis Rail
road, ". Gold closed VI iIak
New-York tribune., 1872-03-08
Connlrp propcrtp 10 Eci.

Ar YONKERS f5 Unfrnished and 10 Fur
N n,,h.d HOUSES LET Appl, f0UMAks Ag' Yooiers'
L,OR RENT.-A frst-class HOUSE, completely
furnished 10 RENT in stamford Conn for h. sumner mon,"'
s2io month Pihh'sS hoN'"os'h"' ~ i'
vI,O LE'r-Grand Summer HOTEL, at MOirls-
i tcwp. address OWNER. Box 20, Goshen, New York.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-08
Coleman HenedIct's elosIng quotations were


The foreign markets again in cheerful condition,
with a continued buOyancy in National securities AZ al
yanced rates. The check in the negotiation Of new
American loans caused by the Alabama discussions
seems to have been removed and European capitalists
are now taking United states securities and Railway
bonds with their w0nted freedom The interest
on the second series of called bonds (s2pOOOOOO
ceases to-day. Very few have yet been Of
fered for redemption, and the presentations
at the sub-Treasury are likely to extend over q
period many weeks II those called in last December
may be accepted criterion for not all these nave yet
found their way to the Treasury The manipuators OF
the gold market apparently recognize this and are con-
sequenty unaffected by it, all the sales to-day having
been made at lIOh0llOt. The rates paid for having
balances carried 3t3, 4, and per cent TO Hat
The Assistant Treasury redeemed in coin IN called Five
Twenes s2sOOO making total Of s27l62OOO; also paid
out In coin interest sl27 600 total since Janl OF s26G
OOO The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank was
as follows gold cleared, s296O9,C0; gold balances,
s9296G currency balances sl,G55yO. The following
Al. tf..,.a
New-York tribune., 1872-03-08

This morning the money market easy, and the re-
ouremcnts hrsclass borrowers were met at car per
cent There was a quicker demand this afternoon, and
rates were advance to per currency to that rate
in gold. Discounts were nominal.
Government bonds fairly active, prices being
strong all through the list Pix Hatch report as fol-
New-York tribune., 1872-03-08
;. JOHNSON. IT,. Aucuoneer.
)Y .JFRF. JOHNSON, ,Jr..

JOHSsOS Aucuoneer
DY JERE. JOHNSON, Jr,
- tSuccefscrto johnson Mller)
No - sIss4u.sr.. CRDIR 81. NEw-NoRE
Real Estate promptly sold Exchanged Auction saes Of Soei'
Furniture. Merchandise &c.
TUESDAY MARCH y.
Al 4 O'Clock. AZ Exchange ksestO0D III Broadway,
POSITIVE AUCTION SALE
Bv Of the ~ Jacob Woman
decd LOT north d Of llt. lI5 r. of Eighth
Also same tine and place valuable HARLEM HOUSE siused
north 8tl-st a5 Egthve. Desirable stofy
Houe containing n roop All modern Improvements; N.c
son pavement ia street; sewer necuons Terms
valuable LOTS iitstllast.. 215 r. wet II
Fhhaye Maps of property read
WEDNESDAY. MARCH l3
oclock Saesoo of airs Thomas Co. f4 Faion It
BIOnAlvn.
SUPREME COURT SALE Of es'oc brl HOUSE lud LOTS
Presdert-st li5 Boudst.. Brooklyn.
THURSDAY. MARCH H.
1890 ocoeR a. ooe VI Josiah NJ Wlne! esq Sasvk Ie4co
Long Island Ct,, Astoria.
GREAT AUCTION SALE.
CAPT. JOSEPH BOlNTYS SPLENDID PROPERTY
Island Ct, Astoria consisting OF ~ Building Lots with Build
adjoining the residence Of Edwin
Hov esq hundri wards of the Government works at
Hell opportunity for capitalist for those de-
string u view of the East RIVER The property
lines 81 steamboats, running every hahOar from
Pecksp; also by Ferry AMI by Hunters Point Horse
Railroad Tems51 remain bond and mortgage Tor >
Maps ready Auconeers ofce 25 Nasanst " \.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-08
Anrtipn sales OF Real Gslnic.

ADRIAN H. MULLER. Aae,oHeer.
UCTION SALE, by Ordcr of the Supreme
~ Cout. Of VALUABLE BcS1NFSS PROPERTY, EXCHANGE
PLACE. BROAD. SOUTH and PEARirSTS
ADRIAN II. MULLER, r r. WILKINS Co. will sell At Auction
TUESDAY March H. az O'clock the EIchauge Sa,soom III
Broadway order Of The Supreme Court uadei the direction Rob
enson Rodgers esq. Referee.
EXCHANGE PLACB-Tbe2 Lo ~ LAID together With the y
marble Building thereon situate noheT side Of Krchauge
place william and Bfoast and Nos % and a.
being together 50 n width front and BY 900 H. the east
erly' and 49, f. on the westerly line
BROAD AND sOUTHSTS-T Plot Of Land together with the 4
bck Building thereon susie the Of
and known y. and 2a ioadt and Nos
47J South and co. Bioads
STThe sory hnck Store and Lot situate the north
es Of Pearl and Plsit and known No rs Pearl
Il. On n. On a9 Patst
GEO n TITUS. Attorney No 90 Broadwsv
Mans At the One. Of the Aucfonee No. Pnesi ts95Ii
New-York tribune., 1872-03-08

State bonds duh. but strong and higher on old
North Caronas, firm Tonnessees. lower Mssours,
and barely steady South Caroinas. The follow
ing the bids:
New-York tribune., 1872-03-08
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Thursday, March 7, 1877.

NHW-fOkK, ThurFHayi mHrcH U Io'1
Mcssrs. V. X. Stevenson a. Sons sale OF Bou-
levard and Tenthave. ots attracted large number OF
spectators to the Exchange The sale made by
order of the Supreme Court in PARTITION and every lou
offered absolutely sold The bidding was mooer'
ately active, and the property sold at far prices'
Mcssrs. Muller wilkins Co sold by order OF the so
Court, house and lot on Seventy ty'frstst' anu
offered tenement property Mulberry ana lnohpso
ste. Messrs James VI. Miller, Joseph Mcclure anu ~ o.
Blocker Co. adjourned legal sales when niu an ho
announced for to-day. Full details OF the saics WI"
found below. .,,, s,de NJ One
Vim. H. Raynor has sold is lots sonh se ~ for
so feet east o F1ithhNei, ~
sS 600. also two lots northwest of one ~
andsiXteenih-st. and Morningside-ave !" & i ronnrs
avenue and 80 feet on the street. Tor so, ,,i, aud
the sale Of ak lots southwest corner VI '""
One-hundredando ighth- ST.. for SO6VV'
New-York tribune., 1872-03-08
Gounirn properlp 10 Eet.

AT Orange ANA Newark, N. J.-Furnished
IA asa aalsrsisbsd nOUsBs RENT Ae sensss 70 rent ~
asn. BesSsL Large ,an,J Of propsv bf sale AIS
shsaSfJ 80.
AI02y kLOTl, S1Asss
New-York tribune., 1872-03-08
Brooklnn Real gsiaie for Sale.

EOR SALE and TO LET-Desirable brown
i stone HOUSES in that choice locality in the vi
oniy Of Dr. Duryea's ScuideTs, aud CAROLS Churches.
J. K. POWELL, 8 Pinest. n Y.
nor SALE-5G Bedford-ave near the f0un-
handsome threstoy hrowuone HOUSE excellent cond
tion, RULAND WHITING, Btekman-st
EATES-AVE., BroOklyn.-Brick HOUSE and
N 4LOTS SALE a low price property be soid
RULAND s. WHITING. 5 Beekman
New-York tribune., 1872-03-08
Dnntine Afaoemies.

A DODWORTHs CLASSES for DANCING.
~ Al mett No az Fhhaye Of Twenty sIbs Classes
gentlemen children. Morning afternoon and evening
IIps tine For psuouss send for
pnSaaI
AT TRENORs ACADEMY of DANCING
~ LYRIC HALL, 723 SIXTH-AvR RESERVOIR SQUARE
PUPILS CAN It+GIS AT ANY TIME and ATTEND AT THEIR
OWN CONVENIENCE. SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-08


od r.ceipts 456C30 A. Currency &2l16i2 q
Gold 1886 2F226lO u
Gold baarce..... 1898 26l 80 Cust0ms. JtO W
Currency 26J39 II
Foreign exchange has shown no quotahie change in
rates though rather less firm in tone, especially in short
sight hills which sold AT 10 sixteenth We quote
New-York tribune., 1872-03-08
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT TIIr STOCK EXCHANGE-FIaSf CALI"
l04 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
saL of Roma,
$500 s2CCou s2....llli 10000 u y Hs w " 'onp
no 4 Sc IO,1 R.g.IO1t 1900 u. \. %, 81 toup.I3
New-York tribune., 1872-03-08
Heal gsiaic 10 Cvrbanec.

fiCaI gsiIic 10 CrrhanQc.
DALATlAL BROWN-STONE RESIDENCE,
within 800 feet Of Pnbave Central Park
third and seventy I St., to EXCHANGE for weloaei BROOM
side Of Prospect PARK boufe bn In thor
ough complete all aid d. we'll
ming For particulars spy JEkE JOHNSON j.
cessor o johnson & Miller p Nassau-st, Y.
CPLENDlD BROWN-STONE RESIDENCE
- South OIor4s Brooklyn in nrue vicinity o. Dr. Coyes
EXCHANGE; those hrstcas lois
well located apply house complete IN all It's Appointments and
the desirable residences the hill Apply 60 JkRb JOHN
SON succe To q Miller, Is Nsssau-st
ON DESIRABLE brooklyn HOUSES (only
~ moderately orgage the ug and
change well located LOTS side OF Prospect Park peue1
honses will put cash basis Apply JtRE JOAlNSON,
IT, successor to johnson Miller. p Nassags.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-08
Musital Jnsirumenis

A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, best makers,
N REM SELL allowed Call at NJ
~ kERRfLLS. No Upionsqus Q65 Fourthsvsl
&OSA A New 7-0ctave PIANO, carved
~ CIV. frame and bass for $3.50
s.~ Piano, to lei HORACE WATERS. l9I Broadway
New-York tribune., 1872-03-08

MoRms WILKIss, Auctioneer.
DWELLING on One hundred and twentieth
~ First and Avenue +. H. LUDLOW
Co viii cell auction FRIDAY March 1872 AZ o'clock
Exchange Saeoom III Broadssy tnny BmdngD Eewfork
EAST ONEHUNDRBD ANDTNENTlETilsT sT.-The desira.
bic story hghstoop trck HOUSE LOT AS East
north side between FTsiaye
house j. l9I45 feet good orler and Improvements Lot,
l84@ To- Paryvsn ea,t side $1,000 bond and
mortgage
For maps ke apply the Audonters No Pne-st NewYo
New-York tribune., 1872-03-08
Citp Real Cslaie for Sale.

Citp Real gslaie for Sale
4 FIRST-CLASS four-story high -stoop brown
I HOUSE Thirty c ghh between Fifth and Srhaves
will be sold for less than its value the owner has no longer use
fol it, Apply to ISAAC HONG, IS Pine-st
A HOUSE i'll Eigbty-thrd-st, near LeXing-
IA for SALE easy terms Pnoe sllOo0 s. F. GOOD
ING, 245 Broadway.
EOR SALE CHEAP, or RENT-NO 40G
Srhs 3story, basement, and subces brown,tone front
complete Also No l20! EveDtht FourtAve, 3soTy
nent abeelaI frame, II rooms. all Improvements
JAMES A. VAN BRUNT. Owner,
Is Souih-st. Newi ork or as SeSeDth-st Brooklyn.
L'OR SALE-The 4-story Brown Stone STORE,
PISS Peart between John and Futons 25I93 well
rented; will be sold that will make worthy attention Of
Capitalists Apply to HOMER MORGAN, 2 Pinest (al25l
EOR SALE-A 4-story, highstoop HOUSE
in Thirty sst between Fifth and Msiiscnaves fully furnished
top bottom With elegant furniture Pnce, <0OD0 Apply
(l0B) HOMER MORGAN, 2Pinest
E'OR SALE-Fine browne stone HOUSES east
Fourth ave between Eighty fifth and Eighty and
north side " ltths bet Lexington and 50 ali Improvements; viii
be sold bargain applied for Bradley Carrier Dest
EOR SALE-At a great bargain, the owner
HOUSE 1886 Am BookyD. uqre the premises, Of VIM
PARKER, No Wal-st. y. y.
EOR SALE-On MadisOn-ave., corner Twenty
Il nnth-t, 6rsesss, 4stoy hgbsoop, brick HOUSE 25I5
perfect order and with s M improvements price
$4,000 Apply to HOMER MORGAN Pnest pol
E'OR SALE, to close an Estate, VALUA-
Il BILE PROPERTY Laght-s Cana-st for sale BAR
GAIN. Full particulars from HOMER MORGAN Puest Co3O
New-York tribune., 1872-03-08
A GREAT OFFER !,
6ltnaiions manle6-- Malfs.


A THOROUGHLY competent double-entry
IN bOOEKbEPbR full
beat eiy relertnces SALARY object Address INDUS
Tribune Ore..
A YOUNG MAN wishes a,pOsiton as COL
N LEtTOR q connection with similar
ssoo1 refsrsnee ADDRESS J L. \. Tribune Once
L,IRST-CL German GARDENERS of ex-
vnsoo4 this toubu be secured. by applying
NICHOLAS yARSROw Editor Of The German Farmer Gazette New
yoyt, y. q bo, 6o+l
GARDENER SITUATION WANTED, by "a
,,n u.n brought the business
greenhou gfspe laying out OF grounds Sc &e
ysu from former places Address w. H.
sf s<ed sIe Broadway.
EARDENERs SITUATION WANTED-By
Gsys thoroughly understands The treatment Of
he..., T,r.s bot house,, vegetables b bad ten
sps4. kedres. N. J.. al seed store s7o Brcasway
WANTED-A situation by steady young
w COACHMAN sao GARDENER 10 careful driver ~
slss country Good reference 70 honesty and obney Call
., Ssdrsss Of Mr. hcsABE tOo setHth
sve, ny
vyANTED-h situation by competent man
w ~ MILLER hILLwRGBT espsbk Of .iing charge Of
an, b,sDrb busB.s CAL address EDWARD NikN iN
Bsst-ss brcotyr. Long Island
New-York tribune., 1872-03-08
QeGcbers.

4" A mer School Institute" IA BOnd-st., supplies
~ schools and families with reliable Teshsr' Teachers ~aEng
should Application Porn Snernsrhorn Aetusv
lIANTED-ln n successful Boarding school,
w Principal experience influence patronage
give W t school, Address PRINCIPAL Stamford,
NAkTkD-In successful Boarding school,
Mathematics,
rHsrnc. patronage Address PRINCIPAL stamford. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-08
MORRIS WILKINS, Aucioneer.
EXFCTTOR's SALE of DWELLING on

MORRIS WILKINS, Aucionesr
EXECUTORs SALE of DWELLING on
~ Twehhst between Fihaye and TnyeI;t K H. LuD
O'clock the Exchange saToom No III Broadway Trniy Build
ipg Of the EecutoI Frances Hendricks decreased:
EAST TWELFTH-ST-1he valuable DWELLING together with
EXTRA large Of GROUND No. 10 Tweths
Of Ffh-sve. House l. attic
basement sioop brick 2I6 With ncsd paa and
gas The o is rs feet front 0 1894
the side be the said several dimensions
SIXTY per o. The purchase money may remain on bond and mort
N,lbD NJ NJ hENDkichS, hrecutor
NILE FARM r at AUCTION; S, =. ~,
The property of Of the late ARCHIBALD SEARS
containing 10 acres Of land,
with cows and all the farming implements the
SOUTHEAST. PUTNAM Co, " Y.
of Railroad
north Of Brew station
one half OF pur;lsse money
For particulars spply to
X. 7. HAvILAND Patterson, Putnam Co. n Y.
J H. SACKErf No. Cooper Union New fort Cit.
& DINGEE d Co., AuctiOneers, will SELL
bDs pubc auction at the kIchnse sserccm Ill Broadway C
Of York THURSDAY. March a. lg1i IL O'Clock
No. 80 ST. MARk,S-PLACE.
Terms The he from tot daily.
s plNGBb Co., Aucuonetrs. 81 Cedar-st., New.lo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-02
LLEGARON Los PAJAROS.

Ell encargado del dep6sito dc paiaros vivos de
la calle del Sol n1mero 50 acaha de llegar de re
correr toda Ia nueva Grenada y particlpa al pu-
blIco "a los Sres. del interior que tenian hechos
leccior de pajaros de vistosos plumajes an :
males rarOs es como sigue:
GuacamayOs para BALCONIES jardines, con
plumas de .hrillantes cOlores.-Faisanes Ar
enda7os.-Perulatas de Venezuel4 paiaro su-
perior en- cantO al Observation-Disclosures en-
senodOs cantar en- la mano.-Loros abladores,
-TOrnasoles pajaros de colores brilIantes can
tadores.-Toches amarlllos.-iicos de plata
Chlrull que cantan como canarioS.--Pericos.-
Esmeraldas. -Aldillas.-Benadosd domesti ados
pequenos de salo -Canarios mayorouines.~
Canallos de Venezuela.-Pao omas vuchOnas la
dronas.-Palomas voladoras mayorquinas finas
de eescampadiza-PalOmas dc cola alaada 8 CO.
lpabas Otros muchos.
For correo Sc daran pormenores de precios
colores y clases.-Direccion; Molina. hiio. oalle
del Sol nlllnerO 80. IA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-02
ANyEEaTENay4AS

1s-Los Sres. Suscritorcs que por c uaIguier
concepto hayan deiado 0e reeibir eli siemprs
constante reparto senlanal SO serviran dirijirse
Il tSta AdinlnistracloIl, con la seguridad de que
dram hacor los que por causas Independence al
buen prOceder de esta Centre, posean obras
trnncas deseen completarias p0r ent.e as
dc una vez.-Los Sres. do fuera de la Capital
oEtanuran 10 proplo, remitienlo nota detallada
de 10 que necesiten y ell iinporte en- sellos de
f,anquoo, con el bien entoniiio dc que correo
vueito, recibiran su pedielo franco de porte.
2a-Este Centre admite suscrieiones 4 cuantas
publicaoiones SO inauguren en- Ia Penfnsula.
contandO para clio con todos los Editores.
3a-Agradecido Ell extreme al sel.lado ipte-
res que el puhlico dispensa & las escogidas
obras de este Centric y deseando facilitar la aII-
quisicion de tan morales como instructiyas pl,-
bllcacloles, hare una rebaja del 10 pS q las ane
pOr estal va conpletas, sc men dc una yez. IS
Puerto Rico, dc agosto de 1S12.-F,anciscp
E0OF0. 1l-12-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-02
AVISO.

Para conocimiento de las personals A ouienes
pueda convenir hace presente ell que soscliDe
en- su lidad de ministro de Ia V. D. r. de San
Franclsc' durante el ailO que termin6 Ell dia de
aver no dejar d su entrega pendiente de pagonin-
guna de las cuentas cOntraidas por el mismo en-
el expresado periodic, no obstante que Sc paga-
ran aqnellas que SO reclamen resnlte debida-
mente justiticadO no ha6erse satisfecho oportu
namente; declarando asi mismo tener contraido
que no han sido realizados hasta Ia fecha.
- Puerto-RicO, 10 de octubre de 1S72.-T. r.
Vergara. 1-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-02
Retatg al dkano de todaS las hrtunaS.
CALLE DEL SOL MUM. 60.
DE MOLINA, HIJO.

En- esta acreditais galarfa nont.da 81 estlo de
las de Europa siguen hacienda gran acepta-
lores que uno vale 2 roaies SO hace y entregs en
minutos; este retrato comodo, perfeogo, barato
como la lnelor mlni&tura, 81 retrat0 patA tSdos
es ell retrato que SO improvisa al salir paseo
las tiend3s. FL nltno procedlmien5o de los Estados
Unidos es 81 Retrato COLOnIDO INSrANTANEO;
ga on un cuarto de hora es Ell retrato favorito pa
IA todas las saIloras, vetnse las nuavas muestras
uDO vale IN peso va coiocad0 clogan6o
terra. Recoinendamos los retratos especales que ha
ce esta Casa Eslnate relieve sean porcelanas
la docena Imperiaes a $40, Ia dooena tamano cor
riente SO, targetas sin brilo corrientes 50 dooe
mas nInoSy msdias docenas precios convenconales
11-14
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-02
ALNACEN DE- ROPA I SAS7RERIA
DE Es. CERRA COMP
SAN FRANCISCO 3e.-PUERTO- RICO.

Los dueIos del ctado ESTABLISHMENTS, aeabsn de-
en-, iquecer aparadorts con 10 sguente:
Pano negro do dlferentes calidadce.-Saten negro
de ieU.-Batsta de lana superior caldad pi.il as
eiegautes -Completo snrtido do casimires en- pie
z8s, oortes de psntson pantaou chai9ce.-- Exec
lauta surtido de merinos uegros lisos labratos.-
Apacas muy fin ~ negras de colores.- Gran SIR
t,o do driles blanoos dc cOores lizos la0ra los.
-Paho do colores yer te grana para voluutarios,
una intinidad de articul0s.
Para los que quio an convertir su dinnro Oh hurao
hav cOmpleto sJlrti 10 de tabacos muy superior
do la Habaua para los afcionados levantar e CO.
do hay una partida de ginabra hola desa muy supe-
oajas do d0ce qrince fras los la qae SO ven
dc por jpartid9 oaias sueltas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-02
ALMACEN- TALLER
CILLE DDS. JUSTO NUNERO 10.

Ell que suscribe ofrec sus servicios 4 este res
pc able pIiblico, en- cambio de una m0dica re-
tlihucion conventional, en- todo 10 que abraza
ei siguiente anuncO.
Sc hace toda clase de instalacones de tuherfa
para gas aqua Ell las casas estabecimlentos
pubicos particulares.
Limpicza de tnbos, lamparas; Y composition
de ambaS cOSas.
Reparacion de bombas de sacar aqua, cons
trucciOn de far0es lie todo 10 concernient0 i
hojalatel1a. como para todo 10 mencinnaIt
cuenta con ente eldidos oparariOs admitira tam
lamparas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-02
Aviso al p1blico.

Ell dueno del Hotel Ia CORUN ESA participa
sus favorecedores, dc haber trasladado su la
calle de la Cruz nun. IL donde ofrece esmerado
ladores ell la azotea fresco ichos apo
santos, mesa abundante servida con todo esmero
linlpieZa, contAndo para ESQ con buen cocnerO.
Tambien ofreoe mesa redonda los Srs que gusten
yenir conner porimeses precios ln6dicos bateas
6 pranios convenoOnales. Manuel Rodriguez