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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-11-28
We give, III another column

We give, III another column,
articles from three leading Wiscon-
sin journals; the Milwaukee US
cousin, milwaukee, NeacS and Fond
du Lac Commonwealth, expressing
their views as to the ceSsion of the
Lake Superior portion of Wisconsin,,
and the formation of " the proposed
Territory of Superior"
In their objections to such ces-
sion, our able cotemporaries have
shown eheir true loyalty to he
great state OF Wisconsin, and it
is cheering 10 know hey appre-
ciate the prospective Importance
of this section; hence, we hope and
trust they may advocate its actuai
development, until the whole north
ern portion of the state, as really
"ponetrated by system of railroads
having direct and converting con
nection with the central and
southern portions OF the state :" but
until we Of this section can realize
such development, we would prefer
not to have the joint resolution. ere
scinded. p"
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THEPROPOSED TERRITORY OF
SUPERIOR.
From the Milwaukee Wisconsin.

From the Milwaukee Wisconsin
The Ontonagon Miner Of the l4th
inst, contains long editorial adj
.yocating the cesslon OF that por-
tion of the State OF Michigan bor-
dering on Lake Superior, and the
northern portion Of Wisconsin to
the United States, for the purpose OF
forming territory out of il, and
eventually a new state. 1t cites the
fact that the Legislature OF this
state, in 1852, passed resolutions
iavoring this project; aud it thinks
that ii the Michigan Legislature
would cede the portion of territory
wanted from that state there would
be no difficulty In securing the con
sent OF the Wisconsin Legislature
to It's part of the proposed scheme.
In this supposition the Miner is
evidently mistaken. What lhe Leg
i>lature OF this state was disposed
TO do IN 1852, when the whole
northern portion Of the state was a
wilderness, aud there was little or
no probability that it would be set
tied Tor generations or that i would
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SHALL WISCONSIN BE PROSPER
OUS IOO2-1 SIMPLE QUESTION:
Notwithstanding few Wall
Street black legs are trying to force
up gold, and to distress The public
with some of he remote consequen-
ces of last years panic, there are
symptoms aud announcements OF
approaching activity in business
and industrial enterprise. On this
Thanksgiving Day, it will be well
come news to learn lhat the money
vaults OF the great business centers
are to be unlocked, aud ghc accu-
mutations OF wealth are 20 be paid
out for material and labor IN vast
new works ii pdbuc Improvement.
II the Legislature Of this State TO
meet il January, viii deal with the
Potter law as it ought to be dealt
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A RENEWAL OF THE WAR.-We are conf
dent that we are not mistaken when we say
that our Wisconsin neighbors, during the
coming winter, will new their wer upon
Duluth and our canal with more det"rmina-
tion and desperation, than they exhibited
even in their former attacks. The late
storm seriously damaged one of the piers
at the entry, while the entry itself is report
ed To be bockaded 10y huge sand bar All
this is TO be laid to our caual, aHd the opn-
ion Of some of the Government engineers
incorrect aud unscientitia as we believe it to
be--wiIl probably sustain thar idea.
Then again. our Wisconsin neighbors
have high hopes thtt they will be able TO
make strike for Superior when the n T.
road comes before congress and asks to have
the interest on its bonds guaranteed. The
W iSconsin delegation, which Is certainly a
strong one, will not support that measure,
unless the n +. CO. II Stipulate that they
WilI build a road from the Junction to Su-
perior. IIos much that opposition will
amount to, remains TO be seen. That the
above is the programme which the Wlscon-
sin magnates have definitely agreed 7pon,
there i no doubt, and the friends of Duluth
might rs we'll understand it now, later in
the game -DRgta Iribems.
Sarely Wisconsin has causes
enough for war, as the Tribune
well knows, and We propose ere
long to enumerate-and state them
fully.
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PROSPERITY ~ THE WEST

.
In the general talk at the East Of
hard times and depression of busi-
ness, accompanied by the closing
OF mills and the reduction Of work
iug-time in others, it is a comfort to
turn TO the more cheering figures
which indicate the prosperity Of the
West. Last winter, after the panic
had stricken the general business of
transportation, the rates on grain
were so mach lower that notwith- =
standing the close Of navigation
the movement of grain was SO
heavy during the whole winter that
the surplus of the Northwest stand
ing over in the spring was very
much reduced, SO great was this
reduction that, at the opening of
navigation in the spring, the ordin-
ary high rates of freight on the
lakes for moving the winter accu-
mutation did not prevail. The
Western producers, therefore, be-
qua the season Of 1874 with more
cash in hand, received all during
The winter, than had ever been
known in any previous year.
The cash value of the corn re-
ceived in Chicago during the twelve
months of 1873 was sl+,o00,0o0
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with, and remove from it those fea-
lures which have impaired the cred
1t of Wisconsin in the worlds mon
ey markets, it is not unlikely that the
rising tide of prosperity may flow
to the feet of our people. If this
law is not modified, however, it is
not likely that any of the millions
to be invested IN public enterprises
will be expended in this State.
As an indication near home Of
what is to be done throughout the
country the great passenger depot
in Chicago, to cost 100000 may
be mentioned Six great railroads
are to unite in the construction of
This depot for the accommodation of
travel on their lines destined
through that city. The execution
Of this project which has been de-
layed by unfriendly railroad legisla-
ton at the West, will take place
early the ensuing year. Legislation
akin to the Potter law does not af-
feet an interstate project like that
as it has been already in effect, de
cided that State Legislatures cannot
regulate the charges of railroads
which cross State lines.
Eastern reports are to a similar
effect, that important enterprises
will be pushed forward with the
opening OF spring. The four tracks
Of the New York Central will be
laid, and possibly extended to Chi
aago The whole body OF railroads
radiatiug from New York are to be
improved, |, their capacities increased
aud pnt IN more perfect order
The New York Economist of
Nov 18th, says that peculiar energy
y IL ,oon be infused into the trade
of that city. Changes in the dry
goods trade, 10 be made the first
day III next year, cover 25,00O,OU0
Of capital Other trades will un-
dergo equally importantrevoIutions.
Business firms are being reorgani-
zed and new blood is being injected
into the veins Of trade. Manufac-
turing and other enterprises are
undergoing radical notifications.
Preparations for specie payments
are visible on every hand, not
withstanding gold corners and gam
bling >pccuiations.
These signs of great business
revival, as Is said above, ought to
reach Milwaukee and Wisconsin.
And they will, if the next Legislature
is wise. Railroad building involves
the expenditure Of 50 vast an amount
OF money, that it stimulates all other
business. 1t makes good trane for
the stores, a home market for the
Changers, and prosperity for all the
people. 1t is probable that, with
legislation which would restore the
credit of Wisconsin railroad enter
pri>es, not less than ten or twelve
millian dollars will be expended OH
the railroads Of this State next year.
The simple question for the people
to think over between this Thanks
giving and New Years, is whether
they want the prosperity to come.
The simple question for the Legs
iature to consider when they meet
is whether they will invite this pros
perity by modifying laws which in
their present form will certainly re-
pei lt.-Nlocaukce Neacs Goth.
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For prompt payment l make low prices"
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The cash value Of the corn received
in Chicago in lS74-not allowing
for the six weeks yet to expire-is
S2l 900, 0,000,-an increase of cash
to the producers Of so per cent over
last year. The crop Of 1874 was
less i'll quantity, but the advance in
prices has placed in the hands of
the Western producers more than
80 per cent more cash for a less
quantity than they received last
year. The additional seven mil
lions OF dollars is of itself hand
some and handy thing to have on
hand.
Assuming that the whole number
of hogs to be packed in the West
this season-that is, from Oct. l,
1874 10 Feb. l, 1975-will be five mil
lions, the sum to be paid for them in
cash will not fall short of S85 ,O0O,-
900. The season promises TO be a
shorter one than usual, as farmers
are sending their hogs to market to
avoid feeding them on high-priced
corn. This crop also foots up a
handsome advance over last year.
There has been perhaps half as,
much corn shipped from the West
which has passed round Chicago
as has been received here. During
the same period-from the close of
harvest through the winter-therc
will be perhaps Sl5,oOO,00O worth
of wheat passing through Chicago,
with other grain, oats, rye, etc,
worth 10000, 900 more. All this will
be paid for in cash on shipment.
While the manufacturers Of cotton
aud woolen goods, protected as they
are by national bounty ranging
from 30 to 70 per cent on all their.
products, are dismissing their work
men, running on half time, and
pIedging each other to produce one
third or one-tourth less, the farmers
OF the Northwest have the following
exhibit Of their sales during the fall
and winter.
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This makers failing the
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theraofan e pa and
matter q fac the Mr.
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S3S59 59O5
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Grand total -Sl5l 200, 900

This Sl5l, 100000 in cash will
pass into the hands Of the produ-
GERS, the greater share of it from
Chicago. As the season of 1874
opened with the farmers compara-
lively full-handed from the proceeds
of their sales during the winter of
1878, they will this year be in even
a much better condition as to the
supply of money. 1t is true that
the price of wheat has been less
than usual, but the advance IN al
other grains has in the aggregate,
more than compensated for the re
duction in wheat.
This large sum o. cash thus sent
to the farms all over the West has
Of necessity stimulated production
in other lines. This money is not
boarded. 1t is all expended in one
way or the other for commodities
not produced on the farms. 1t has
kept the general trade OF Chicago and
Of the West active during the fall, and
Will continue 10 keep it so during the
winter. The manutac lures Of. Chicago
having customers thus prosperous,
are themselves with their working
men made Sharers in the general
prosperity of the We
In the list of cash products of the
farm sold in Chicago we have not
included the cattle, which foots up
an aggregate among the millions.
A large part of these cattle come
from TexaS, and for that reason
cannot be credited to the immudi-
ate West tributary to Chicago
Chicago Tribune.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-06
B0LETIy MERCAuTIL
DE PUERTO-RICO.
ORGANO DR. Los ESP ANOLES SIN CONDLCIONRS.

rosable .termino de 20 lias, q contar desde La
publication de esta convOcatOl1a.
90 Les opositOres deberan acOmpanar sus So
,icitudes con el titulO correspondence copla
autorizada de ell, y ademas La fe de bautlsmO
para acreditar su edad.
80 Todos deberan acOmpanar tamben con sus
solcitudes, una memoria sObre aigun0 de los
puntos mas impOrtantes de La pedagogia; la que
debera ser de punO y letra del Opositor.
TOdOs pOdran acOmpanar a4omAs otrOS 90"
cumentos que acrediten aptitud, m6ritOs y SER
vicios, que ell Tribunal apreciara y tendra en-
cuenta en- igualdad dc circunstancias. 81 los es
timase procedentes.
40 Ell primer olerciciO consistira en- observa !.
clones preguntas SCORE Ia memorla 4 que So
refiere ell arA g., dirijidas al opositor p0r los
ejercicio no excedera de una hora
Ell 9e ejercicio cOnsistira en- preguntas que d.
lijI& el Tribunal al opositor sobre las dlversas
materias que cOpsttuyen la instruction prima-
ria elemental, segun cl art. 20 del Decieto or
QanicO asi como la reSOluclon de los prOOlcmaS
que se lie prOpOngan.
FL tercer ejerciCio cOnsistira en- esplicar una
leccion libremcnte elegida por el actuante, q la
que tambien Sc le haral ObservacioneS por el
Tribunal. La duraciOn 70 bajar; en- su totalldad
de hora y media dos hOras.
80 81 hublese dos mas opositores, cada unO
harA separadamente los ejerciclos expresados
perO en- presencia de sus contrlncantes:
60 Los ejel cici0s cOmenzaran dlez dlas des.
pues de terminals 10 convocatolia.
Puerto-Rico de Diciembre de 1S73.--JOse y.
AcOsta.-,Juan ASrdndd.- PbrO. Jose j. Nm.
\ para coDOaimientO general sc pu ,ilc,l On el
prese0te peri6dico 4 los tines cons gulentes.
Puerto-RicO de Mario de l87i--El Comisa-
rio &c Benefcencia Pablo UbdFri. Ia
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HOTEL INTERNATIONAL.
GALE PRINCIPAL. S. TOMAS.
ERENEE AL DANCO
q Club Intel ejmdciOndi de San Tomas.

Ell que suscribe, propietario de este c6modo
la calle del Comercio, cerca dc los maelles, con
hermOsas vistas del puerto de Ia Ciudad, tie
ne 81 honor de ofrccerlo sus numerosos amigos
al p1blico en- general, asegurando no tendran
NADIA que desear, pues al efectO cuenta con una
escoglda servidumbre, espaciosos cuartos para
familias, cantina bien provista, banos frios o
calientes d In 0rden, barbero Il" s. todo pre-
clos equitativos al alcance de todas las fortunas
Un empleado del Hotel VII 4 bordo, siemprc
los Sres. pasageres y encar garse de In conduc-
cion de sus equipajes en- un bote especial man
dado construir expresamente para este seryicio
con mocion mecanca, que le impele mas veloci-
dad 4ue una maquiLa de vapor, y espacio suti-
ciente para c0nducr veinte cuatro personals
con sus maletas de viaje, ell cual esta disposi
clon de los Sres pasageros para pasear par La
bahia San Tomas Is dc EnerD de 1874 Fabian
C0rd0ra n e.
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L 0 S G A NJ B | 0 s .
". j. Reyes q Comp

Muy estensO varialo es ell surtido de arti-
culos de moda de utilidad que para este como
edo acreditadO establecimiento ha traido de
Paris el dltimO vapOr frances sus duenos tie
men el gusto de PARTICIPATE asi d sus numerO-
sos favOre tedores de anunciarlo al p1 blico
general. Entire los variOs articulos Iecibidos nos
limltaremOs citar los siguientes:
Un gran surtidO de calzadO de das clases
para senoras, ninas y ninos Monas trenzas de
Ultima moda. CT Lantes blancOs de cabritilla pa
ra senoras caballeros. Idem negros de seda,
de castor y de hilO. BlOndas de seda negras
blancas. Zapatillas de piel nonnato para seIlo-
ras caballeros. Paraguas medios paraguas.
SombrerOs de hule. Pano negro azul muy fno.
SombrerOs de copa alta y de fieltro negros de
color. COrbatas de todaS clases. Botonaduras
de nacar y de martil. Carteras de viaje gorras
de seda de casimir. Medias blancas y de color
para ninas ninos Tn surtido complete de per-
fumeria tina de las acrediradas marcas +. Cou-
dray L. Legrand.
Una vista, pues, Los Cdnsbios veran que
ademas de la utilidad que ofrecen os articulos
q que nos referimos por su superior calidad, hay
la ventaja no menOs importante de scr al alcan-
ce de tOdas las fortunas. 9-i5
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ANUNCIO.

con ey.ar las muchas cartas dc varias parties
de Ia Isla que el Sr. Baron Won Eisemberg ha rec-
b do tiene que decir que no vsltara ninguna otra
parte de la Isla, v para comp!acer las repetidas
s1plicas de varas distingui- familias de Pnero-
Ell DR. LIE BARON Won EISEMB sDG
ofreca al pnbco servicios profesionales para la
curacion 10 las enfermed, des de DIDO, VISTA,
GARGANTA, asma, afecciones Ce la vozy a| en-
fermedades de la ,RINGE, las kONCIlAS de los
PULMoNES, los des0rlenes do In DIGESTION,
cortedad de RESPIR aCION, las afee enones morbi-
das del IIlGADO HiDROPESlA, EBiLlDAD de
los NERVIOS, todas les Intermediates que Dece-
s tan assten ea medica V nurirjca.
Los PEORES OJOSNIZCOS Sc ENDEREZAN
EN- UN dINUTO.
Ell BARON VtN EISEMBERG consulta todos
los dias en- FL hotel dol Universe donde tieno todos
los instrumentos Y aparates. la mayor parte de su
invencion, que trajo coasigo los Q1e han .leg4do
sue cpsivamente de Viena do Paris.
Ell D3. LIE BARON Won EISEMBERG, dara
ooa utas gratis t"dos los viernes desie las nueve
hasta las once para los pohres. 3-36
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LA MALLORQUINA.
Gran tdbrica de chocolate al vapoy pyi-
meros premios obtenidos en- las alti-
mas EIposiciones pstblicas de esta
Ciuddd.

En- este antique y acTedltaao establecimiento tan
conocldo por todos les Eabitantes de esta Isla se
elaboran dlariamente Chocolates de todas cIa-
ses precios. empleando en- SUI fabrication los mas
excelontes materiales los sistemas mec4nicos mas
pMerteccl,onados PEI para poder dvalizar cadad pre-
clio con las mejores fabricas de Europa. Ademas he
mosprocurado dar les chocolat de nueStra fabri-
caclon e gnsto general del pals alejando mezclas v
especes lrrtantes qur tan to perjUdican en- este eli
ma tropical, que desgraciadamente Sc hallan pla-
gados la generalidad d. los chocolates que en- esta
80 lntroducen de distintas procedencias Manifesta
mos nueStros constantes favorecedores que CONT
nnamente hallaran un complete surtido para satis-
facer los pedldos conque dignen honrarnOs en- ca
jas de II "a -0'' :" ="
\ advertimos ial ptlblico en- general que sola-
mente sera llg1timo chocolate G6 La Malloraui-
ma ell que lleve gravadO este nombre en- la misma
pasta y en- la eti1ueta el de Antonio Carbonell
su fundador.
- DcposltO dnco, en- la msma fabrica calIe de
san Justo Nuns. % Y 81 S. Juan Bta Pto. Rico.
En- Ell mlsmo estabecimient0 Sc yenden al de-
tall cacaos recibidos directamente az1cares de
Ia Habanay Central de Igaravidez, tabacos
clgarrlllos de las mejores fabricas de la Habana
cafe molido puro y sin mezcla, vinos generosos
y de mesa, licores tinos, pinas al jugo conservas
llmentlcias cajas de fantasia para regalos lal
bello sexO. "a
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HOTEL DEL "UNIVERSO."

Ell que suscribe kace presente sus muchosy
buenos amigos tanto dc la Isla como de afuera que
tenlendO que ausentarse por algun tempo ha tOma-
DO tOdas las precauciones necesarias para que los
Srs que concurren su 81 Hotel del UNI
verso que queden complaciaos tanto 8 mas que
hasta ahoTa para 10 cual queda al frente del esta-
blecimIento ID. Unofre Nicolau cuyO buen caIacter
anabllidad os va conocdo de muchos, igualmen
t, ol Gc esposa, ambos est4n interesados en- II
M cha como lrrencia que queden satisfechos los
hGespedei del hos2edaje para que asi recomienden
el estib aciniiento sus amigos.
u 'rf" R'"a % dn Mario d, lS72-Gabrie ObradOr
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Psldoyas VcgetaleS AgtscaradaS
de Bristol para el Clinsa de Ia Ie1a de Cuba,
ENATAGEAS,
. Cnatro hascos dePildoras de Bristol me han Gu
RADIO de un fuert~ dolsr dc cabeza.' Manuel Plmen-
ral,
nj antigua Indigestion ha desaparecido con el
uso de naeTe botellas de PIldoEa5." Edu3Tdo AntO
OE SANTIAGO DE CUBA.
!nntas grac as cinco botelias dc P1idoras ha7
p f;91'S = II = EsRssasaj 5,'' ''
"Estoy muy agradecido Vds Ia dyspepsia ha de-
saparecido graoIas las Pildoras de BRISTOL" Jose
- ~ DE REssEDHOs.
9'Las Pildoras do Bristol me han curado de las Al
morranas, no me han vuelto va hace 10 meses." +
DEPUEREO 1sz4lNCzE'E.
lie padecdo por muchos amos del nal de Higa-
do; u frascos de Pdoras dc Bristol me han Gu
RADIO Fadicalments% e; { car"s q = P "a Mora
"rongo el gusto dc anuncar qne sus Pildoras ne
ban curado do las afeccones disp6pticas.' Luis
Lorans.
LA Constipation habltual dc que liable Yds. ha
sido cur&do con las Pildor&s." 2. l. Genez
DE LA IiABANA.
"sSeis Botelas de Pildoraa me ouraroE del doIor
dc estomago MAJ aiento.n Miguel Martinez.
DE GUINES.
"La hatulenca dolores do vientre me han he
ch0 padCcCr mucho pero con solo tres soteillas do
PildoTea creo habermc cuTado cCupletamente." Jsi-
doro Ymperiale.
De- CIENFUEGOS.
"Sin tener ningHna especihca enformedad he pa
dacido mucho de Debli1ad l4angald6z, pero
e uso de las Pildogas durante tres semanas he
vuelto hi estado de ylgor fucyza natural" Joa-
qun Rabillo.
DE HOLGUIN.
'IIe he 5ho uso de botelIa do Pildoras para pro-
bar, me han cur;4.o do IL Eebre continua que To.
l ia" Ricardo GuZman,
DE TRINIDAD.
'Despues de tanto snfrlr dc ataques biliosos, por
lin ne sientO beu: Il resutado 10 he alGanZado
el uso dc ) botellas de tlidora, :" Pedro Lana.
De fINAR DEL RIO.
Los oonstantes dolores do higado est0mago los
he curado usando irasCos de ffdoras,
siento otro honbre." Jose dc Costa.
La ZalzaparIiila Il misno tempo que las Pildo-
ras presura nuGho toda
Do vonta todas las principales boicas
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EN- Ell ALMACEN
de d. Iomds IoloSa hyo, de Mayagaez,
Sc eacuentran de venta los articulos sigulentes

Madcras dc todas clases Y tejamauf.--Arados de
varl - fiDricas con mangos, timones rejas de re-
puesto, de todoS numeIoS.-Quincalla de tOda clase
elnstrunentos de .rpinteros toneeros.-Correas
dc cucrJ para maquinas de varor dtsdc pulgaoas
. '.--Es:opa para maqulna, DIS vapUr cArticulo de
pa ehte.-Alqultran.-Esto para buques. -Lingue
Ues para LOcas de ebornala.-Remachesd IS de cobre "a
IA corrciS dc vapoT-laves de val ulas para vapor
desde pa.gadas.-. ella dc ala I.bI dc los Ia,
IA maJulnas.-Ce 1aZos sleltos de alambre eoOre.
Baidoz de hl' rro galvanlzado para haccn aS-Efec
tbs piateados de hoa de lata.-kjcs de hicrro para
cdlrsaS carreta5, yantaS para ldem -CauUneS,
ruedae RAY oS SueltoS.-ACeitc de peZuna.-BarniZ
hno para tapar nudos.-Llavcy n slceaS para toGOs
uscs-IeSA lcores sirop.-l q. mom5tIos Man
gaoras de Eoma de- J., v pulga Ia.-Arneses para
mulaS Ca UaIIOa -JaQuImOneS dc CuoIO pa luoIn.
-hec"rtes para carriages. Romanas dc p2 afor
ma caballete dc a - Qq.-MueleS de todas classes
3lAquiaas dc ooscr do varIas ciascs.-Poiv0s para
limp "r llata-CuchilloSy tenedcros piateados con
mai 4 dc marhl.-CuchAras pIateadas iinas.-.co-
Ier;.s. jarus &.-Paas dc ma teTa do hlerro-Mo-
lines de acero para moer cafe.-Hentead Jres de ca
ie- -Qdlnlues para kerosna y gasolina.-Farolcs
para observation-disclosures do varias classes con des-
pertad"r. -CerraduIas dc pcstlUo movibIes que s.
ven para I'll lado derccho y el lZqulerdo-A xuja pa
a "a ii'io cerecho el lzqui rdo-Agu para ma
quinAs pleas cit lz.-lillos sedas para idem-
iInturas dc tOda olAs aceites Iona para velas
dc DuGues botes.-IornlllUs para maquiuas vapor
do Utras clases.-Cornisas de metal para ador-
nos lie saaS vldrlos dc todas cases-Lunas suelta as
para es2slos,-Cerda y plumas para cOlchones al F.
nIOhadas.-Colcho ones y almohadas sueltas.-lu
para 4ulnques dc aceite keroslna.-Cristalerla de
toda clase e-CarruaJes de dos ycuatro asien:os q
II no'y otros muctos articulos N possible de en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-06
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NotandOse que la carga que conduce cl va"cr
cOstapero Madrid" es prccisamente enba'ca
da ell dia antes de su salidd, dando lugar c"u la
precipitation del embarque Ii equivocacl nes
en- la estiva Il roturas derranes. se dvsea
pOner Ell conocimiento de los Sres. cal gadores,
que dicho buque recibe carga dasde el segu ldo
dia de su llcsada hasta Ia ylspera de su salida
siendo dia festive. Los cons gnata,ios, LII II
te, hno dc Cni;icena Y Ca 1--l5