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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-08-30
Hotel de los Vapores
PUERTO RICO.

ri dueno tie este acroditado establouinlientO tie.
ne o gusLO ae partopaV los segsurea viRgeros fle
10 Isa como do fuera ell expreBa'io Hoto Is sia
dua uno do los pTimoEus dc esta Gapital tRnt0 Dor
Ia fresoura, limpieza, de sus aabitanei0nes como
por la solidez esquisitO eAnsia pitos do cO1l
das, l. qIe partlulpO url,l4 dc que q que
tne h0nre hospetisge ira aafisfach0.-A gna-
tin 4DtiaTraz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-08-30
Cj-LGJ Ds J. bBl.AIl IN c. u.

I'll esGe esutUeciIIont0 que estA il altura
los aeJorcs flci oaCishJoIO, so estuulan ias
materials uUrfespOn dio lUos Il la Seguuda eues-
nanZa, ldIUmas pIItjd1 dObl9, Y adenl4s las
aslgnaGur,s dc la facatGsol de DerccAo hasta el
grado de li0eucatto, .,tt1iitlendose aumnos
In6ernos quo seIan tratados educados cou oil
81 mayor csmaro. La enSanL01a y direction es-
tan cargo de las personas slgulentes:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-08-30
Giro de l1etras.

Sonre Cadis, Ssvilla AaIsid nor osn bsaadas
de ss5 en aiolaato = 1 cJrt1 yissa viran los
que suscriheu. 49, 'O@
pnsrs'- R'cn f@hFAros iida. iasq sr::.~.s H.t.
naao y vAsassaA | ssng' i,
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-08-30
V 4 N IA

De 10 cajas de guerra
Is COrnetas idem.
Bombo.
l Red0blantO.
Gaia viva.
3 EhcOnes.
En- el almacen del Battalion de Valladolid
cuartel de Ballaj&, hsras de 4 de la maiiana
y dc de Ia tarde.-El Captain Ayudante
Juan Mendez--Ve Be, FL Comandante 20 Jefe.
Gramaren.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-08-30

Doctor Don Santiago Isrdn Pay6i Presbttero
kSASOEESOAES.

Sr. d. Cristiao Valencia, Presbitero.
ST.. Llcen oiado ID. Alioaoo VI. tsspinosa ..aGe
dratico del InstituiO
Sr. Licenclado -. iodrigo Sanjurjo, id.
Sf. Dr. ID. Fernando Hue, 2resulCero. cano-
nigo ,ioctprai y ssuademlco ste IL HisJ,ra
Excmo " -. Manuel Btrroaat.
81 l4saanclAdo -. ,tlosrdp y,llcarcel
~ ID Jose Manuel ue Aniuag !, OK -tenedor de
llp4os del Arsenal
81 licencIaun ~ & ilIermo Pogo, Director
del Dtttrto de CdulE.
sr Lioenci,.do -. Aristides Pongiloai.
Ilmo. ,r. DR. ID. Francisco Garcia Camera, Ca
o6nigo magsrrai de Caiiz.
Sr LiconcAdo ID Jose I,rla Franco do Terau
yice-DiIectoI de lnstlUuto
Sr Dr. ID. JOS Mlt1l Rivera.
Quen iesee mas pormsnofes puede diriii rsa
al ST. Director d. Santiago Taran pny6l, calle
d San Miguel M nero II. on t.ldiz, quien faci
atara cuautasnoticias Sc le pijin 2-2m
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-08-30
l. \ PASTA DEN IA
MIGUEL RAMON V1ETA, Cirujsno Dontista)

para fort h T~vt carrie ymne~~ ~maamm
5p@sa Od % vIgsyA yAgr@ auAy y
hd@t sFF ~ns lopez
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-08-30
Lecciones de tenedu-

ria de lihros, teorfa practica de la partida
d 'Oie. l'ccones dc llgle, do lts.llanO.-D lie
de San d 40 ullm. ~ 3z4 ~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-08-30
FLUXI0N.
Els PKOMESA
OPPRESSION,
CANSANfI0,
ES PROMESA.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-08-30
ANUNCIOS DIVRRSOS.
Fiestas en- Penuelas.

II dia IA del pr6ximo Seticmbre celebra esta
Santa Iglesia Ia fiesta del Santo CristO do Ia
Sailed
La comision encargada de entender On los
TO, invitan los pueblos dc Ia Isla tomar
parte Gu sue diversiones, las cuales daran prin
cipiO el dia 4 en- que principia la primera no
vena, hasta el mencionadO dia dc la fiesta.
Penuelas u de AgOsto de 1874 Ell presiden
te, Ramon Fornes.-El SecretariO. Juan Con
SAl0x. 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-08-30
Almacen- Taller.
Gale de San J&ato a1,aero 10

Sc voadaa Taug baIatos los articp,os siguien-
tes
Lanparasy raroies TO livsrsts FORM i, :; y o tros
ool@tos nece saTio C9 % Il ,ee de alumbrado.
Tuooria 10 hierro y plano ,le varios liamotr,.
30 noss dlstintoi oreciOs 0arA sac9r sguas
Se nacen ira ralis Il iaslalst 3lon Y reoaraoiop
domlcllto, para sartir do agal = gas.
Dirillrse para lbs paiidos otrns detalies
dichO establocitn onto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-08-30

Leche pura de vaca
vende medic reral ei cuartillo on Ia Gale
ue San Francisco mum o -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-08-30

Puhskse estA periodiso los donneos IetccIst y6,a<
CRanuO 10 rep<rfenee accea as
piementas grffis = los sRecripturca. 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-08-30
Ell SoL DE- OHO
DE DIN SEVERE BASTON.

Con nmotivO del nuevo Cal Ramen % dc mercan
cias que de0e egar para esta Casa en el ploxi-
mo Seti. LII hre. realizan las crecidas existen-
Cas- de su t'macen aparadores que llegaron
Gu eJ pasadO julio por vapOi 'FOncc" con una
gran rebaja de precios La to al por mayor como
vi detail.
Hay SUI lido general dc mercanc1as ng esas.
Fam -eeas, Catalauas y Ale:panas pueden
atendeIse tOdes loo pediios CON h.. eticaclu que
eata casa tlthe acOstumUfada
Para ei dt tatie se tien':h niercancias special
mente escogii.s y mUy barati.s, desDues do la
rebsja heena Oh los pre-. los para haco, uxaI i
La pI OK INA ImpUl tdclOn'
La OcasIOu pass 3oInprar no puzzle meior
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-19

SENATOR CAMERON has broken of from the
Grant ring and undertakes to set up shop for
himself by proposing Governor Hartranft for
tho next Presidency. Governor Hartrnnft is
the chief Of Pennsylvania corruptionists. which
il saying good deal for him. and as Cameron
il his chief satellite. the Presidency would be a
'fat take" between the two Of them. But
they will find Grant stumbling block in their
way. which will be difficult to get over.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-19

BEAUTIFUL TuouGHTs.-Dr. Farrar, an
English theologian. and an elegant writer has
published life OF Christ from which Scribner 8
Monthly quotes the following beautiful thoughts.
Such thoughts seldom occur to any. and are
much more seldom 50 happily expressed +;
Christ came not to revolutionize. but to en-.
noble aud to sanctfy. lie came to reveal that
HE Eternal Was not the future. but only the
uaseen: that Eternity was no ocean whittier
men are being swept by the river of Time.
but Was around them now. and that their lives
were only real in SO far as they felt its reality
and its presence. He came IL teach that God
was no dim abstraction. infinitely separated
from them in the far or blue. but that He was
the Father in whom the, lived and moved and
had their being; and that the service which he
loved was not censorious orthodoxy. but mer.
cy and justice. humility and love. He came
no, 10 hush the natural music of mems lives.
nor to Oil il with storm and agitation. bu, TO
r-.;un. every silver cord in tina, harp of thou.
sand strings and make il echo with the harmo-
nics of heaven
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-19

THE BLACK HtLr.s.-ProfessorS s. WincheIl
State Geologist Of Minnesota. who accompa
MED General Custar's expedition to the Black
Hills. in an official report enumerating the
minerals found in that country says: Some
Of the intercollegiate that accompanied the ex.
petition report the finding Of gold and silver
in some Of the gulches in the southern and
eastern portion Of the hills. though saws none
Of the gold nor did see any of the auriferous
quartz" Professor Donaldson. who also &C.
companied the expedition entirely comedies
with Winchell on the gold question. So it
might be "a we'll not TO get excited nbout the
Black Hills discoveries yet. The stories may
all be told by speculatora anxious to get up n
rush to the place that they may profit of of
the miseries Of the disappointed and ruined
prospectors as they have done on this coast a
thousand times
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-19

THE Insurance companies have given Chicago
notice that unless effective measures are taken
TO lessen the risk Of conaagra,ions they will
cancel every policy in the cit, and close their
Offices on the first Of October The compa
nics demand that the fire limit. be- extended 10
the municipal boundaries: that the wooden
buildings erected within tho fire limits since
1871 be removed: that wide boulevard
whatever that s-bc opened between the wood
en- buildings and tho business portion of the
city; that the Fire Department be- taken out
Of politics and organized on an efficient basis
and that the water supply be increased. II is
thought the demands will be acceded to by the
authorities of the city.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-19

An advance movement 40 was an advance
movement was made in Boston on the 18TH
of this month. Victoria Woodruff invited all
of the spiritualists. socialists, in6dels. materi-
alists free relieionists and free thinkers. to at
tend and join in an effort to advance the cause
of truth and human welfare The report Of
their labors-if any they had-has not yet
reached US. but we anticipate b social and re-
ligious revolution, if nothing more. ~ soon as
tho plans adopted BY the meeting are made
public.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-19

HOPES are now entertained in political cir.
cles that Republican Iowa will go anti monop-
oily this Fall. The people are everywhere be-
coming less and less bound bv party influences
and prejudices. and leaders must look for other
ways Of quelling insubordiaation than tho par
ty whip or their days are numbered. Men
worthy of vote will soon cease to be made
drunk and then driven to the polls in herds and
voted like swine, by either this or that aspirant
for place. who happens to be labelled to suit.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-19

Ex-NAYoR Mgpif-L of Chicago. who is
travelling in Europe is said 10 have written
home in reference Ia wine and beer drinking
Ia Europe. that there are two hundred mill.
ions of people in Europe. outside Of Great
Britain and Russia who drink nothing strong.
rr than wine and beer. and among nil thai,
vast mass. ouinunhrrlng ih" population Of the
United States fsc times. there IL less drunken.
ness aud fewer arrests made on charges of
drunk and disorierly" than in the single city
al Chicago. which contains not one fr. hun.
drcd'h Of their population The s;a,emrn,
may be- corrcc. but il do"s no. conpor, with
other aud supposed reliable information from
the same place and on ,h. same subject, A
grea, many travellers abroad. perhaps less oh.
servant and practical than Mr. Medll. have
bewail.d the d~plorabl. drunkenness. existing
in The wine and beer districts nj Europe and
have employed the assumed fact as an arsu.
ment agains. tho use al those so.callcd non.
intoxicating beverages
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-19

The Chicago Tribune eulogizes Francis d.
Moulton for having stood up before 5000 cx-
asperated enemies and voted NO." when the
word No was itself q rebuke to every other
man in the assembly. This" it says, ia what
Mr.. Moulton did; it is what he had right to
do: it 10 what it was his duty rs member of
Plymouth congregation, to do" Now. how can
Moulton. being an avowed In6del. be- a men,
Der Of Plymouth congregation! That's the
question.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-19

THE New York FORD charges Senator's
Morton and Clayton and ex.Chief Justice Nc.
clure. Of Arkansas, with conspiring to get up
Q negro riot in the South to strengthen the
cause Of their party; and its charge is based
on the strongest possible presumptive evidence.
So serious charge coming from 80 respecta'
bic source should be investigated. and. il
sustained. the conspirators should be visited
with the EXTREMIST punishment provided BY
the laws. Death would not be too severe for
such scOundrels to suffer.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-19

The Zine Dealers Ga.etfc offers j. n
Stearns Esq. editor Of the National Temper.
ance Adrocaie. . good chance if be will come
to San Francisco and set up in the Wholesale
liquor business; and the Sacramento Rescue re-
fers to the offer under the caption y. N.
Stearns tempted Of Satan" A deserved com.
pliment to the Gazette editor. but not one to
30 envied or sought after by such as are emu.
Ions Of honorable fame.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-19
THE Statesman wants US to give our author

THE Statesman wants us to give our author
ity for the charge we made last week against
one Of its scribblers. It forgets that there is
no rule of honor recognized among gentlemen
requiring 10 to give names to those who never
saw us and know nothing about US, and yet
persist in anonymously reviling and slandering
US from week to week, even when we do not
condescend to reply. As regards the denial
that others than Kelly. write for the States
man. we are satisfied that paper lies willfulIy
about it. The statement that Barbour and
Bennett were writing for it was made 10 this
ofice-not to US, but to tho foreman and the
hands in the ofice-by man from Boise City
named Fred Smith; and tho article entitled
duties Of the Hour" was pronounced by
one who is as competent critic as there
is in this Territory, to have been the produc-
ton of Governor Bennett. and nothing which
has since appeared in the Statesman has caused
US to doubt the correctness of that opinion, in
which We fully concurred at the time it was
uttered. Everybody knows the editor Of the
Statesman is incapable OF writing the articles.
We decline to give further authority unless
properly demanded.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-19

A CALL has been issued for an Independent
State Convention to meet at Carson, New, 90 the
oath ofthis month. And 90 the work goes on, the
people everywhere are rising up against the
tyranny and corruption Of parties; and it is
becoming evident to al but the few who profit
BY the present state Of things, that . radical
change in tho political aspect Of the country is
soon to take place.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-19

! OwtlIG.-~N e conaense The following Items
tram the .irn'amcle al September I2ih:
! The mines Mt Ow,hee are still yielding wei.
Tue Mahogany. Empire. Silver Card. Foorman
and Ida Fillmore. are specially mentioned al
producing largely of good ore.
Tn. Dr,n"cra,ic Central Committee nf Owy.
bee county met Sunday. Sept 18th at Frank
Hunts saloon.
The Silver City choir has been reorganz-d
and practices once n wcck.
Sils-r has already been visited by furries al
sn~w.
Mrs kirawond. uif.. of James kitkw"oi III
Silver CITY. did recently in Scotland. whittier
she bad s"nc for the benefit 81 her health
4 correspondent of The .jro'anchc writing
fr"m South Mountain gives this concerning that
rising camp:
We find this morning about two inches Of
snow on the ground which - somewhat unex.
pec'.d by your correspondent On taking a
stroll through camp find considerable improve
mcni going on The advent; Of Mr.. S. NJ Wcs.
srls. Superintendent Of the South Mountain
Consolidated Mining company. with the neces
sary funds for the erection Of n smelling fur.
mace. seems 10 have had the effect Of stirring
up some Of the property owners here. no.
iicc several persons claiming lots have tins
week been either fencing ar starting the foun.
others from jumping them. The South Noun.
tain Consolidated Mining Company evidently
mean business. Judging from the manner in
which the Superintendent 10 pushing the work
on the furnace and developing their mines.
The engine and boiler are nearly ready for OPP
GRAFTON. and the furnace il up to the arch.
The carpenters are busy putting up the tim.
bcrs for the smelter. and the Office is nearly
completed. and will be a very commodious
building. being two stories high. The lower
story understand 10 for the assaying office and
the upper one for the Superintendent Office.
They are running a tunnel in the Golconda
mine to intersect the shaft already down IS
feet and intend to drift from there to inter.
acct the shait on the Original mine. They are
also STOPPING on the upper level and are taking
out large quantities Of ore The Crown Point
and Ray State mines owned nv the same Com.
pany nrr being worked adsantaeeously. The
ore in all four mines is good. and proves t. he
the right kind for smelling purposes
In a conversation with Superintendent Yves
ees. he informed ma that he intends to have
the furnace running by the 25th If this month:
that will make about 40 days from the time
the ground was broke for the grade. The
Company in selecting s. NJ. Vessels to super
intend their business here. exhibited sound
judgment. and it is to be hoped the enterprise |
may prove equal to the most sanguine expecta-
tions.
Owyhee county has three school districts-
me mt Silver. one at Fa,rview and another at |
REYNOLDS creek; with 243 children and only
s754 20 Of school fund.
There are many improvements going on in
Silver City.
The board If Owyhee County Commission.
prs met last Monday.
Rufus King. the expcstmaster Of Silver
City. sent to the penit-ntary for forging postal
orders. has served out HE time and left the
Territory.
Professor Butler 10 teaching telegraphy.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-19

The Columbus. s. c., Board Of Trade de-.
nounce Senator Patterson for attempting to
create false impression as 70 the relation ex.
listing between the white and colored people
Of that State. They declare emphatically that
there are no signs Of any danger Of collision
between them. and that reports to the contra.
~ are disastrous to the prosperity Of tho
peple.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-19

A STORY is being told by the papers Of n
woman named Kelly In Mercer county, Penn
who gave birth To twelve children in twenty
months. ten of whom were born at two births
five at birth-within twelve months, ard
the others. twins. within eight months thereaf.
ter. A marvellous maternal achievement. but
being stated BY the newspapers we suppose
we must believe it,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-19

A NEW way Of raising the wind has been
discovered in New York. It il done by dress.
ing ones self stability and then going into some
place Of fashionable resort and standing around
the stove until the proprietor kicks you out.
and then suing him for damages. A New
York city stove sharp recently made $500
that way.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-19

MARSHAL BAzArSE justifcs bis escape from
st. Marguerite on the ground Of having been
subjected to humiating treatment during his
imprisonment. There is n love Of liberty in.
herent in every human breast which il still
higher justification, end the only one the world
would ask Of any man under the circumstances
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-19

THE Sacramento Record thinks it is par
ticularly unpleasant thing to be IN Japan,
since. when native happens 10 dream that a
"nine-foot god" orders him to slay all the for
eigners be meets, he goes at it with zest that
would do credit TO New York butcher, The
proceeding may be unpleasant to the foreigner,
bot it's delightful to the native.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-19
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

HAPPY Relief for Young Men from -. |
fects OF Errors and Abuses in early life M. ,le
Restored lmpediments to Marriage removed an1 voc
method OF treatment. New and Remarkable re ae
veiopes. Address HOWARD Associations o Na
North Ninth ST.. Philadelphia, Pam Ins,it~.a
having high reputation for honorable condnc,
professional skill. "ac' anl
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-19

HAVING an ovcrstock Of Dry Goods, Ciokkiao. and
Boofs and SAoes and being desrous Of reducing this
portion Of my stock. propose making extraordinary
Inducements TO Cash buyers from this date til
further notice. Customers ordering gooda III they
mail" Those calling 1t store will please always indi
cate whether they want Il charged expect to pay
cash. Cash will take goods In any Of these lines q
about cost and charges. 9. 8. KfxosIxY.
June 4. l67&-tk !.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-19

An irate mother created 0 sensation in
Washington City lately BY entering tho Treas
ury department and attempting to cowhide one
Of tho employees. whom she accused Of i'm
proper association with her daughter.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-19

THERE 10 some stir just now about white
League" 10 Louisiana, supposed to be organ.
lied for tho protection Of the white race
against tho insulting domination and murder.
business OF the blacks.