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.PYTHIAS.
The Federal OmciaI RIng In Texas


WAsHINGToN, ID. c., Aug. 30, 1873.
10 the Editors II ns Ne.O National Era and ct,.se.:
Your correspondent Carlos" thinks if
Senator Flanagan did not recommend Ochil-
trees appointment, he Endorsed it after it
was made. Now, do not know whether
the Senator really supports Ochiltree or not.
l know he did not recommend him for APP
pointment. do not desire in this or any
other communication that l have written on
this subject to defend the guilty, but l do
desire to have the blame for the appoint
ment Of these men placed where it justly
belongs, and In declaring that General Will
liam 7. Clark, postmaster at Galveston, is
mainly responsible for the appointment OF
himself and the other obnoxious individuals,
do nothing more than assert fact which
cannot successfully be denied. 1t may be
asked by some ''how is it that General
Clark has such controlling influence with the
President ?'' He is not a member Of either
branch of Congress. He is not anything but
an ordinary individual, that we see in the
street every day; but when ! tell the reader
that this ordinary individual is a personal
friend OF our worthy President, he can readily
and intditively account for the influence of
this man.
The President, in a late interview with
State Senator saylor, is reported TO have said
that be knew Clark, and did not believe he
had violated his official honor or integrity. /
wish our excellent President was as well
acquainted with this rotten corruptionist as
the true and loyal Republicans Of Texas. /
think he would discountenance him instanta-
neously. again take issue with "Carlos"
in regard to his exposure Of ochiitree's phi
yate character, but tiii. difference is of such
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COMMUNICATIONS


white Republicans when write you again.
But doa't understand me try to get up
black mans party in this OF any other stais.
Still, If we must be seen on election days and
just before, we shall also be seen after
wards. p. h. JoNEs
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THE New England afterwards Massachu-
citation ever organized in this country on tlk
principle of immediate, in distinction from
gradual, emancipation. II was organized in
the school-rOOm Of the cOlorcd people, under
the colored Baptist church, in Belknap street,
Boston, January 1892, when the hbroior
was one year Old and Garrison was Just be
ginning To make strong impression on the
people of New England. The meeting iDr
the organization was called 10y his instigatiOn.
OF the twelve persons who signed the Consti-
tuition Of that society, which was the parent
of the hundreds OfOthcrs subsequently formed
in different parts of the then free States, only
four are now living, viz: benjamin G.. Bacon,
Of Beverly, y. j.. William Lloyd Garrison,
of Boston f; Rev. Moses Thatcher, now Pres
byterian pastor in Northern New York and
Oliver Johnson of the Christian iHiOn. 1t is
doubtful If those twelve men could have
raised, from their own unaided resources, the
sum of 800 to carry on the mighty work
which they thus ycntured To undertake, and
which has since been crowned with success
Those who imagine that they were a set Of
fanatics, holding and urging extrayagani
views, would be both surprised aud amused
10 see, in the light Of recent discussions OF
the slavery question, how conservative va,
the constitution Of the society, and how eau
tiOus were all its plans. Reading that con
stitution now, they would De at loss 10 I'M
derstand why the society excited any opposi-
ton or created the least public cycitement.-
Christian tJHOH.
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CNIoNTowN, PERRY Co., Ala,
AnCI,at IN 1879


/ MR.. EDITOR: notice from late issue
of your valuable paper that the question of
| white mans party and black mans party is
being discussed. / regret very much to see
this issue made, for it is, in my humble iudg-
ment, a great evil, and should be checked.
We have many issues to meet on our road to
success. The leaders of the Democratic part Y
are trying to establish white mans party.
| do not blame them, for if they establish a
| white mans party and we establish cOlored
mans party, the day of the determination Of
my race will not be far distant. While we
have to admit that there are bad white men
who have crept into the Republican ranks
simply for the emOuments Of office, let us not
lnaugurate war between the two races Of
our great commonwealth. Some of the lead
ing men of my race think there should be
colOred men foremost for the prominent posi-
tons on our ticket on account of their color.
l. am opposed to any such, for | think il
decidedly wrong-first, on the ground that [
believe there are as good white Republicans
as there are black ones secondly, because
we could not elect a Republican State ticket
without the aid Of the white Republicans :
thirdly, because the fifteenth amendment TO
the Constitution of the United States has
blOtted out all color; fourthly, because the
white Republicans helped us when we could
not Help outstNcS LIIIiy, because the sue
cess Of such policy would be the extermina-
ton of my race in Alabama and in the t'nited
States. | am for having in our party peace
and good will towards all men. / am for the
success OF Republcanism in Alabama and in
the National Government. 1 have no war to
wage upon Republican Northern men, South
ern men, white men, black men, or mulatto
men. NY motto is Republicanism Of every
hue and color that the Almighty God has
given US. Let us band together and work
| for the best men for office. Let US band
| together and work for the success Of Repub-
| licanism in its true light. Let US stop this
tomfoolery about color. | think nothing
about color | want men in Office who will
| do their whole duty to all the people Of Ala
| bama, both black and white.
| must say something to YOU in reference
| TO my county. We live in the heart Of
! Africa. believe we have as large a major
| ity OF the descendants of Ham IN old Perry
county as any other county in the state
| but, Air. Editor, there IS not a county ia the
State that can boast Of having been more
peaceable and quiet than old Perry. Com
| plete harmony has existed between the two
races ever since the war. We have not been
visited by lawless bands Of kuklux. We
| have had no collision Of the races. The
people, both black and white, have had their
| ewes turned in better and wiser direction.
| would 10 God could say a. much for other
counties Of our State. Having been a reader
Of your most valuable paper, and knowing
how il advocates the great cause Of freedom,
I sincerely wish 1t was in the possession oi
| every family in my county and state.
Nothing more at present. 1 am your friend
| Il. TEREEIJ.
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DAY did infinite service for the cause Of Dem
ocracy In Virginia.
The resolution wns then adopted, afte,
striking out the Arst resolve denouncinx the
black mans party.
Here Brown mounted the rostrurn, but was
Immediately silenced by the calls of his
trends, who suggested that they did not want
any whisky talk, and that R Sc did not let
up they would raise an interval fnsurrectioA
and his hair also, and would not be beat
Gown IN their determination If they rode
down in Black Maria for it.
Inc chairman seemed SO thoroughly be-
wildesed that suggcstloa was made that
Cushing's MANUAL should hereafter be
authority IN all questions raised at future
meetings. II
Alter some lively diminishing on this sub
leet the motion was carried, and the meeting
adjourned.
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AGENT FOR WASHINGTON, d. c.
Philip W. Shipper, 1880 Fifth street n. "

Our local agent, Mr.. Charles II. Wilson,
will supply our patrons in the First ward
with the NEW NATIONAL ERA AND CIrr-
ZEN every week. He will call for orders.
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A CoLosED JOUESALIsT.- The American
press may be interested 10 hear that At the
approaching assembly OF German Journal
lists, 10 be held at Hamburg, German news
paper about 10 be started at 81. Louis, will
be represented through a negro gentleman,
its proprietor. He will be favorably known
as the only black Journalist who has yet
appeared on the continent Of Europe. IL 10
said that he visits Germany In search Of con-
tributors, and, If his terms be liberal, he will
ind them.-Londoa Correspondence NeS Fork
Timer.
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Neatly Caneerl.

baT DANIEL KEITH, JR., is our Agent for
Baltimore Residence l47 s. Caroline street.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

r75y" g Bos-cS and Dol VIZ Bovr,, agent. for w.,h.
inston. p. c.
oornnuntcations relative matters in the ps,rc,
hould be sentin By Monday evening Of each we>k.l
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Can you tan dog's hide By BIZ own oarkr
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The extended notice Of the Monthly Con.
GET Of Shiloh Baptist Sabbath School, COM
mun.cated by Isaiah Mitchell. ESQ.,, by mis-.
understanding failed to appear in our last
issue.
We learn that the concert, in all respects,
vas success, rejecting credit both upon
scholars and managers. The exercises were
.ntcyspersed by excellent music and appro-
pirate speeches Of the pastor and Prof. John
NJ. Langston. This Sabbath school deserves
special mention, in view Of its efforts in
favor or an educated ministry.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-18
Hotel del "Universo.' .

Ell que suscribe h9ce presento sus muchos
buen0s amigos tanto dc Ia lsia como de afuera due
taniendp one auseotarse por ait1n tempo ha toma-
do t0das las preca 1cionCs nece5arias para que los
Sra Que concurfeu Il su casa el ES0tei ac1 DhA"
verso que qGeien compiacidns taito o mas que
hasfa ahoia para 10 cual uueda Fl frcnte del esa-
blecim,crto IL. nofro NcOlau cuyo h"en caIactoi
yamabiIdad q. " coH0edo dc machos. igualmen
70 el de su eHpOsS amb0s cat&a interesadoS en- Ia
mucha coacurreDcla Y que quaden satisfechos los
nu6spede5 del hospe3ajc para quo asi rocomienden
81 eataataciniouto a sus amigos.
Pnertn- Ricu - do Mario de lsi2C3a hriel Obrador
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Hotel de los Vapores.

La duc1a de este estabIecimiento participa sus
muchos amigos Y al p6hlico general. no SCI cier
to que dieho hotel die dc funcionar como algnnas
duena Ia gran sati fuccion de ofrecar los senores
viaggrJs I'M oGmOdo dscente hospedag@: con ex-
eente mesa, hahitacon espaciosa5 frescasi y
m osme ido trato en- el seFvjcio, como Verah los
Sres viagero que gasten hQnrdrme con suhospeuaJo
1ambi hay mesa redonda rara los s@nores qne
quieran abo arse por meSes, So sirVen bateas, W
do 4 prpc. o. mo Cos IS, Juan de PUerto-Rlco de
AbriI ID iS-3 a AHA CATALAN.
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Aviso al pGblico.

Ell dueao del Hotel Ia "Corunesa" partlcpa srs
fayorecedorcs dc haber trasadado casa la cal!e
de- s. Ju8to 40 Q cncima del establecmiento tltula-
ito Los preci0s Fios." dond ctrece m esmeTado
trato. mesa abuudante servlda COZ todo esineFo
hmpiaZa Contando para con un 2 SCE coclHeIo.
Tainhien 0lreco mesa rcdonda los Srs oGc glsteh
veuiTa comcr pG.lneses precios modicoS ~ pateSs
& lr.-n.os eeANancionales ManneI kolUannz.
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Ell renedio infalible.
PARA TODAS LAS ENFERMEDADES
de la GarSamtss, Pec.sO, y Z 1Asnalones.

FL 4rbol de Anacahuita parece haber sido desti
nado por Ia naturaleza Como el gran remedio para
esa clase de Intermediates angustiosas que atacan
la Garganta, el Pecho y los Pulmones. Este hecho
de M6co donde sc cultiva e arhol nor cada
des medicinales. la sido ensayaIo del modo mas
salts sfactorio por Ia saba Eacuitad lie Ia Academia
M6dica de Berlin, Prussia, cayo cueTpo estableeio
una sSrie dc experimentos cientffiCos practicos
para aver guar la exactitud de- las prcensiorcs de
los Mecanos favor de este arbol. Los experiment
tos en- los Hospitales Reales ocnpar0n muchos me-
se3 dieron por reH,ltado 81 fallo de no conocerse
por remedio que eierza influence cGrattiva tan po
oerosa sobre los 6rganos ReSpratorlos, COMO la
pura Anacahuifa. 4 los que padecen de
Tos Asma, Ronquera, 1fsis Group
Resfriados Bronquitis, Fiebre li6tica
nolor dc Garranta. Respiration Difcultosa,
ofrecemos este Gran remelio en- perfcCto ostad@ de
pureza comhinado con ciertos oros rlcos extractos
Vegetables quo aumeptan mucho las excelcntes cali
dades medicinalcs do H. Anacahuita; liz esperanza
massegura dc conseguir aliyio ctirarse se encuen
tra en- el
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NUEYO SURTIDO.

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y assa &c AsAa - - N#ses - swsaA
8A6.
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Atoncion dental
Il ssguado J taroer dspartamento

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EXQUISIIA FRAGANOIA

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9tt@ Sss saAFasfk& 80 sn x8e@ss sea8 tsw MMAa para
apatF@Ns gaA Y&K4bsts-ss an essetf& sf#Ega.ssa 80
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- ns4nss ssasa aemsss enasax
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SAEAOABs

Abril 12.-Para Fajardo demas puntos de
su ruta vap. esp. PelGyO COS ton cap Milagros,
con carga general y 28 pasageros.
13.-Para Manaty gol. esp: Baen1 Esperdnsa
30 ton. patron Gonzalez, en- lastre.
1S.-Para S. Thomas vap ing C6rcica 1884 ton
cap. Herbert con correspondeneia.
14.-Para S. Thomas vap. esp. 1udnuctd 774
ton. cap. VilIamil con efectos.
l4.-PaTa la Habana vap. cOrreO esp. Mendes
Nuhez 1920 ton. cap. Villaverde, con corespon-
dencia carga y pasageros
15.-Para Aguadila demas puntos de suru-
ia vap. esp. Jose Bar6 774 ton. cap. Arriaga con
correspondence ~ pasageros.
15.-Para Arecibo gOl. esp. Emperdtriz 40 ton
patron Amador, con prOvisi0nes.
16.-Para S. Thomas vap. esp. de guerra Her
nan COrtES 500 cabalos dc fuerza en- su maqui-
ma 1853 tripulantes canOnes al mandO de su CO.
mandante ell captain de fragata ID. Seratin Au-
varede, conducendo su bordo al Excmo Sr.
Captain General que fu6 de esta Isla Don Juan
Martinez PlOwes.
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B()LETID MERCAD4lL
hnrr.$ ra @g%%"%% %sas 1t ssss z%R7 - ~ @ ~ = = " ~ - N ~ " -
III S noses, ." '''"-. DE DEPUERTO-RICO.
ORGAN0 DEL PARTIDO DE Los NPANOLBS SIN CONDCIONBS
Escuela elemental
COMPLETA
baiO ID aITGadon De Mira. Sra. delN Dolores,

La profesora que suscrbe. ofrece nuevamenfe al
pubco sn est.sblccnent3 dc instrucclo sito en- Ia
call de San Justo niip. 1S
adap:ts 10 las asi glaturGs primarias las labores
rropia5 del sexo, 80 dan eccioaes dc Geogranay de
piano.
ASf misDo paIticipa que admlte &lnInnas penslo
nistas de media pension t0do conventional.
4 pnIcs - 2-im
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PARTE MERCANTILE.
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.
ENKRARAS.

Abril 13.-De la Habana EN- dias vap. ing
C6reic0 1874 ton. cap. Herbert, con correspon-
dfncia y 3 pasagerOs. -,
nuela 4Ot ton. cap. Villamil, con correspondent
cia pasageros.
14-De Naguabo en- dias yol. esp. Re 30 ton
patron Villamil, en- lastre.
14-De Cadiz en- ID dias vap. esp. correo Men
deS Nu5es $500 ton. cap. Villaverde, con CORES
pOndencia carga general y pasageros:,
14,--De Lunemburgo EN- l3 dias pallebot lng'
15.-De S. Thomas en- IA horas vap. esp. Jose
Bar6 TIA ton. cap. Arriaga, Con carga de eteetos
15.-De Fajardo en- dia gol. esp. Fa1drd'n@
65 ton. patron Lanuza, con provlslones
15.-De ArecibC en- / dia gol, esp. -AEudhG "a
ton. patron Hernandez en- lastre.
15.-De Mayagiiez en 2 dias gol. esp. Ddda 81
ton. patron Alcina. con sal.
16.-De S. Thomas en- dia Ipailebot ing. MN
cola 127 ton. cap. Langly, en- lastre.
16.-De S. Thomas en- 10 h"ras vap esp. Nd
nnela 4O4 ton cap. Villamil. con efectos psgs.
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PECTORAE. dc AvACAnsITA.

ell cual es un jarahe deIieioso sin Opio Acdo Prusi-
CO. nj ninguna otra de las sstancias peigrosas Que
f0rman In base de muchaa do las preparation que
hoy Sc ofrecen para Ia curacon de igualcs enferme
dadcs pero eontiene las propiedadcs medicinaca de
una porcion de mcdicamentos vegetables tanto p3c-
toralee, expectorantes, TODD 10 cual no puede
m6nos de obtencr un Gxito universal I'll Pectoral
De Aracahuita es prcparado para el alivio y cnra
cion de todas las afeccione5 Br0nqui2ies Larlngea
les Pulmonarias.
Halase de yenta en- toFss las botieas y dfog1e-
RE ocra9itadna.
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- eass#s saA4ssss sas sasaa ~ * sEssss a.ssss,
$3.50 - NsAssa s@@ W. HMM
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n AEaA @a#ssAss 8as8as assa gs8 aA@lAA AAMe
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CIRCULAR.

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MtfsksHssg ~ = sc - saf xsssss.as - = -
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VLAGE DIRECTO A Ia PENINSULA
VAPOR ESPANOL "LULIO,"

A principle del pr6xlmO mes de Mayo
81 ldra de este puerto ell mencionado va
por admitierdo passage y carga para Vigo,
C&liz, Barcelona y Palma de Mallorca,
uyas tarifas se eannnciaran Oportunamente
Omit mos recomeudar las excelentes
cualidY des tanto en- ell trato q los passage
Fos, mo en- Ia rapidez de marcha del
buque por ser ya suflcientemente couoci-
do por gran numeTO de personas que 10
utllzaron en- 81 anterior Wage del mes de
JUNO Gtimo, habieDdonos sido de gran
satisfaction los eiogos que Sc nos han he
clio del esmerado trato que dispense 81
fno irteligente capitan ID. Marcos Pi-
cornell, antique marino en- Ia carrera de-
eata AntlIla.
PoF 10 tanto 10 anunciamos D las per-
souas que gusten aprovechar esta opor-
tunidad para trasIAdaFse & 10 Peninsula en-
aquella techa en- 10 seguridad de que cual-
quicr otro buque do su case no superar6
sn buenas condiciones al que tencmOs eI
gusto dc anuncisr.
Pusrs0-Rico de Abtil de 1873. Los
gna,Grios, b. BJrrAs J Hermanos-
FcFtaleza %. 5-1O
NOTA: A consecuencia dela euarente-
Ga 4 que send,ia que someterse al
pasage 81 ., buque 80 dirigiese D
Vtgo hens resuelto de acuerdo
coula Enpgess, zanzibar este pueF-
to Dc escala c1n oil de Santander
en cuyo puerto sou admitidos loo
paaageros 10 aquel requisite.
PmEcaOn D3 PAnAGRs.
I'cIAaE. q Class
Para sAntAndss y cain. $50 eIt0
Para naFcsloaA J PAlma. 900 100
Pmmcaon DE cAmaA.
Para S4nsAaatry Gala. 50 eta. sl al. do
carga.
Para HaFosloaa y Palma. ca ID. ID. ia.
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Mister Filion, equlibristA.
Mister Lecray, no u me ningun rival.
Mister Claim FiliOn no han conocidO rival
hinguno en- sus trabajos en- general
81 hAblamos del IndiO CafOrniano trabajando
en- su cabalio en- pelO v tOdo escape podemos de-
cir que es un rayO que desciende IL terra.
A demas dos niflos de Ia mas tiern0 edad ha-
ciendo cosas admirables. En- cuantO Las senoritas
sus trabajos seran admirables.
Ell ageDte dc 10 empresa.
Manuel de y. Ramos.
(V6anse los programs para los.trabajo, en- GO
neran
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HDRNOSEAD Ia COMPLEXION

Con Ell uso del qua Florida de Murray T,aprnar.
~ e MSS aaiHt5fsru te t0doa ios smvfirhA 81 n.
ben8 tnwfFtggeNtss deetcFt0A, assmpeauente "a r.
trHotu Dc n9rsa vvas IA ntn sls Ia
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Avis, al p1blico.

Ell dueno de los Banos de Coamo. pone en- conoc-
miento del pGbico en- general que lcsdo II de Jn.
lilo del pre8ente an0. cerra IL fonda que tiene en-
dicho establecimicnto, limitandose iIuicanente i
alqular los aposentos dc In casa ara habit riol
amuebada pero sin ropa para CANA ni otroa us0s.
Los concurrentes que qnieran disfrufaT de los aa
ludaDos etect0S de estas aguas debeI An iF pEoEss
toS de t0do 10 necesarlo sn seryieio ncnso lA
manutenci0n criado mcHos qua atil cen los quo
tiene e ablecimientop su serycio cen.
yepcI2naimente Los Ole no qni ran iotnaT Guar u
cia del acto "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-18
NUM-. 46.
PREc1os DE SUBSCRIPTION.

Por un ano adeantado la Capital puebIos de
la 1sa, $10.-6 id. i'd $5 SO cts.S meses id. id.
$3.-Un mes i'd Ia Capital rs.-Un mes id. en- los
Ell BOLETIN Sc envia franco de porte cualouier
punto de Ia Isa pOr cOnducto de sus agentes respec-
tivos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-18
rAsA ts spstaa

lAs asssas - seta. ea - = = s s s
@s~ssas s#sFA !. sesss8 - Aa sSsess
~ Assa - kesses asss4 eaaasWM. hssA
- - $3.50 k@sA eAAAsee ! sktss = = -
Assass - ses A ease 60 = aA 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-18
CIR OS.

Borriis hermauos del eomofcio Dc Faiardo. gi-
ran sebrc Palma dc Mallorea Iot tod4s eaati-
dadcs y Il eortos dias vista.
FaIardo feUreru i2 dc 1873. l5F
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-18
ADMINISTRATOR CENTRAL DE- LOTERIlS.
ANUNCIO AL PUBLIC0.

PLAN de prenlios para el sorteo name-
70 902, que ha dc ceiebrntse el dia - dc
AJril de 1873, II eual ha de c0u.poneyse de
10000 bilietes al precio dc 100 pesos sean
800 peseias uno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-18
Muebles baratos.

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