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An instance OF most determined courage IN
arrcsting burglar was shown at sn early hour
on suuday morning, by JoBeph Wright Adam
sou, son :of T1omaa Adamaon, tho AmerIean
ConBul, Lying in lothian sst,toet' Eaat .i, ALL u,
moru,ng, young AdamHon WAS awakened by
snn po1soa S,s t%" sro9 IN ' sSo p9oped
to In a coIorod man uuinod Thomas Webb, III
american from Nsw Y0If aha Gty ~hG h po qF Z
sborn son struggle took place, and young Adamson
wus thrown down the stairs TO the 'irat iaiidln".
Nothing dauntod, however, ho again soizea ti tt'o
asniTa, Tho burglar then ran toward tho bac:;
tloor, but III the darkncss mstook tho way, aIa
can,o back ngaiu, when young AtI1nsor again
seized lin, and tha time rot him down, aua
held lin till lis father camo to bis assistance:
rome waB procured, and tho man was tied TO
lis taustors till Constable was found, to who1l
lo was given In chnrga.. Tic burglar wa coy y,
yiotea o. Friday. May !. Tho pluck shown oy
young Adamson, who Ia ouly about 18 yoa1s
Of ago. In Attacking an antagonist go superior IN
strength and Weight, is worthy OF tho mehesE
cpmmond4tion.
, 1874-07-21

Sam Wilkeson's last appearance In public
(botoro his recent appearance aa D. Witness III
tho Dcccher Inveatigaton) was in an interview
With newspaper reporter on tho subject Of
Northern Pacific Railroad bonds. Samuel was
one Of tho high officials Of tho Northern Paciflo
enterprise, md he insured tic inquis!tivo newB-
paper man tlat tho bonds OF the road woro as
good after the pauio ~ thoy wore boforo. Tho
truth Of his Htatomout could not bo gaiusayod,
becauao 1t loft the public uninformed whother
tho Lo1lds woro worth anything before tho panic.
Still It was not valuable saying OF samuol's,
though perhaps equally welghty aud interoating
with AiB celebrated pamphlet entitled, IA Na-
tional Dobt a National Dlossng," which WAS put
forth some years ago undor tho auspices Of Jay
Cooke.
We suspect that gam's testimony before the
Boecher Investigating Committee IL not worth a
cent more than tue two other effusions by which
he has distinguished himself. In short, II We
owned Northern Pacific bond wo would not
trade 1t on oven terms for tho testimony.
, 1874-07-21

One Of the consequences Of tho fire that will
bo generally regretted il the utter failure Of the
attempt to raiso fund for poor chilaren's OK
nursiona. Thero Ia too much rcason to boliove
tint tho fro has furnished q convenient pretext
for q rotreat to persons who aimod st reputa-
ton for charity and yet woro unwilling to earn 1t
by honest effort. Tie gont1onson who signed
tho call tor tho meeting ut which tho poor chill
dren'B interests wero considered havc virtually
begged of from tho {ulallment of the obliga-
QUO in ten Of them lost penny by the fire.
, 1874-07-21

The Chicago produce markets were slow ycs
terday, except pork, aud breadstufrs wore eayier,
Mess pork was active, and s1.oO per brl higher,
closing At. s21 21.20@21.25 cash or seller August,
Lard was in better demand, and 10 per per 100
lbs higher, closing at s11.8715@l1.40 cash or
eeller August. Meats woro quiet aud 10 por ID
higher, at 7}Sc for shoulders o9g@o94o for al,ort
ribs. 100 for short c'ear, aud 111l@12o for sweet
ptehlod hamB. IIighwines were actlye and firm.
At 85c per gallon. Lake frolghts wero dull and
weak, At 8@8A{o for coEn to Buffalo. Flour was
dull and unchanged, Wheat was dull and 1111@1o
lowor, closing wenk ut 9l.l0 caah, md e1.oo9z
seller AuguRt, and S1.18 for No, 2 Minnesota
Corn was loss active, mud unchanged, closing vt
e29$o oaah, and.o1s@o seller AuguAt. Oats were
tn good dszaand, and stronger, oloalng II a2u
, 1874-07-21
EnElunA ColiultcnnncinE slavery.
II, D. CoH.pay's London Letter in e c'scIntdst Com

I have already informed you Of tho arrange
ment which they Aavo mado for making slavery
a systomhtio feature Of tho now government 70
be Established on the wost coaat Of Africa; Let
It not 10 thought that there u anything hall wsy
a,nil,efi On tho subject last night. aud uttelod
auy ,utontion to alter its plans. Tile ugly fact
remaina that the s'sye.tretol Eoally goes On n !;
enr auud Iu g,lpprossing 1t OH tho east side. The
Fautees aud lLo Ashanseea have 1ooponed their
trade. and tho v|avo-nlarkat Ia undor tho shadow
Of Capo Const Castle the British headquarters.
Tho British Judge At tho Castle 's Assessor tor
tions il to return fugitive. al&yoa. X newly
purchased slave rnns away, tho Englsh Judge
fpsues tp tho mRater warrant tor in appS>han-
aion.
, 1874-07-21

Tho Hon. Hugh McCullooh, ex-socretary
Of tho Treasury, engaged in what may bo
called IN "opou" conversation with q nowa-
papor reporter at Fort Wayne yesterday. Tho
interview ia given In anothor column. Mr.
McCulloch's v1ows have boon public property
for many years pass, got reinstatement Of
them at this time is peculiarly refreshing, aud
certainly worth tho while. Public Mon aro 40
apt at taking III . frosh stock Of opinions
aud casting out tic old, without civ
ing far notice to thoir countrymen,
that we cannot be Huro of anybody who
docs not go On tho record six times year. Mr.
hFoCulloch has struck out limo that il in somo
respects new. 1Io favors return to Bpocio pay-
monts at tho earliest day practicable. Ho does
not, howeyor, bo!ioyo that legislation to that
would havo the Government "devolop tho
RESOURCES Of tho country" repross speculation,
and stimulate honest industry. In using this
language he would not DO understood aa adyo-
eating protective tariff. Tho kind Of "lovelop-
mcnt" nnd "eti,nulntion which Mr. McCul-
locn Wouo AKe, ID not worry clear; We
do not moan to bo ungonerous In sug-
gestfng that It may comprehend, among
othor blessings, heavy subsidy to the
Northern Pacific Railway. However ti,is may be,
Mr. McCulloch has certainly made departure
from his old record. Ho says TINT the ttno to
resume specie payments WEB just at tile close OF
tho War, aud follows this up with tho statement
already noticed, that resumption at preaont Is
inexredient. The coherenoe Of this argument
is not apparent.
, 1874-07-21

A revolving and terribly fascinating criminal
caao Is that of the boy pomoroy, in South boB'
ton, who has confessed to cutting in pieces
several small children because he was impollc1
to It By Bomo unknown forco He simply had to
DO It. An account Of tho habits Of the boys
mother during pregnancy, which may bo intor-
.sttng to physiologlats is giyon in tho record Of
kriujual 1aews this morning.
, 1874-07-21

Dr.. ]. ". Hoyt, President OF tue Wisconsin,
Academy OF sc!onces Arts, and Lottors, has
just published paper on tho Requisites to q
Reform Of tho Civil Sorvioe,' which will DO con-
eilerod O rather valuable contribution to tho
literature OF that very important subject. Mr..
uoyt oonalders the requisites to thorough re-
form OF ths Civil sorvioe Of ths country to be,
/. 4 1udluious aud faithful applnatlon Of quail
, 1874-07-21

Reno, Nokko, Sheridan, md Ayars sent a
communication to the Council last evening
asling an appropriation OF s32s,ooo for tho
reorganization Of the Fro Department. How
tho Commissioners would like tho lingering Of
that money. The city could afford TO divide it
among them, II they would tonder thoir reslgna-
kfoua aa d Qtid pru QUO.
, 1874-07-21
hoard It,.

Mr. 4. q. Hcsing presented tho Board Of
Trade petition for an extension Of tho fire-limtts
to the Council last night. Two yohrs ago, Mr.
Hos!ng-it IL surprising that man OF 80 much
Intelligence ns Mr. Hesng should hive been
where he was two years ago.
, 1874-07-21

casl,, 1870 aeller tho month, and 1920 Boiler
August. nye was qniot sud 100 lowor, at Soc.
Darloy WAS quiet a,ld oaHier, at a1.oo@l.oo>9
cash, and e1o2@1.oa HoIlcr September 1loga
wcrc actlyo mud advanced 100. salos at $3.50
@0,d0. Cattle and shoop wors dull aud weak.
, 1874-07-21

somo reading worth tho while will DO 1onho
In tho address Of the Citizens Committee to tho
Common Council last night. Tho Consorlpt
Tathors came down handsomely when thoy
, 1874-07-21
AIRERT GRANT.

"Albert Grant, Liberal Conservative member
Of Parliament from Kiddormiuster, has been un-
seated for corrupt practioes in SECURING hs olec-
tion." So tho cable said, q day or two since.
The career Of tlis man points moral-to the
disadvantage Of Amorica. Ho Ia enormously
wealthy. Tie mon who have bought from him
shares in countloss moouBhine schemes aso not
wealthy. His fortune is an apt exemplidcation
Of proudhon's iamous and foolish SAYING,
"property iH robbery" By foisting Hham &C.
curities on the market, by proppiug up with his
namo cities that wero laid out Oh paper, and
railroads that luckol tho first tie and mines that
pick Lad nevor touched, and mercantile compa-
nies Tint traded in gulbllity instead Of morchan-
disc. and manufacturing companies that manu-
facturcd bad certificates Of indebtedness in
Htoad OF good wares,-in short, by duping hls
fcllow-mon, Albert Grant built up colossal
fortune. He served MammoD and got his re-
ward. When tho Liberal Ministry won't out,
Gladstone exercised tic Premier's privilege Of
scattering titles among his friends Grant. be-
camo Sir Albert Grant, Dnrt- BY this time he
had secured his election to Parliament from
Kidderminstor. All Kidlerminstor makes car-
pets Tho willy Daroaet, with IN eye to this faet,
announced that ho was about to build spacious
mansion, which would DO carpoted throughout
with tho fabrics Of Kidderminstor. Then Ao as
aured each manufacturer, in secret, that he
would secure tho valuab1o Job of furnishing tho
needed carpets. Tho result was that every
manufacturer voted for him and did all ho could
to induce his men to do likewise. Our ex~
changes give no particulars of corruption fur
thor than this, but 1t III probable that this orna-
ment Of British snob-ocracy did more Or
less lirect vote-buying. So for, hia career finds
nnany parallels iu America. An immense fortune,
corrupuy got and spout, bringo him honor and
public position. From this point, however, the
parallel fails. On complaint Of corruption, lo
loses his scat. What rich rogue on this side Of
tho Atlantic would lose his Congressional seat il,
this way? Lot Hippel-M aud Patterson,
and tue whole tribe Of carpet-baggers, answer.
Tho difference is accounted for, in great meas-
urs. by tho fnct that investigation Of bribery lie
mattor in England Of judicial, aud in Amorica
Of legislative. investigation. Our plan worked
almost as badly there as it does hero, So GU,
Wiser brethren abandoned It. Had no not bet.
tor do likowise?
, 1874-07-21

The Hon. John NJ. Fraucis late Minister to
Greece, Inns undertaken the defense Of ex-Gov.
Shepherd, and iu this benevolent work he has
employed all tho massive onginery Of the Troy
Times. His zealous, not to say Quixotic deods
Of valor lave drawn out an expression Of grat-
tude from Mr. Shepherd, in tho course OF which
he aays: "It required q sacrifice to DO
mnde to tho Independent preas, and 1t
fell to my fate." So tho Indopend-
ent proBs, after oil, Is sacrificed to by tho pow
ers in Washington. The purity lenders have
been telling lis, aud trying to make themselves
believe, TINT there was nothing which they 30
little regarded as the journals outside Of party
influences. Tho bastlng Of Shepherd On the
altar OF the Independent press WAS sight for
goua and men. That WAS aweet incense when
his fat ran in tho fro.
, 1874-07-21
Charles 4. Ftdrtdqe, 1Yis.
John A. Logan. III.
Sat''tsitt y. Ai..rshutf, III.
HtsHlue& i. Randall, Penn.
3t,llti !. g: Sl'a,,ks, Ind.

John a. fouaN, III.
ft'lsitl y. Marshutt III,
SuHlue& i. RundaN. Penn.
john +. q. Hhanka, Ind.
William Williams, Ind.
The following aro additional namos Of 4anao
now ~ CongroRB who voted for tho Rnrlnfiation
resolution n 1893, but who aro lot reoonlod u
voting for tie Salary sstoal:
t9iereHsotl Arthtr, Md
J1nlta Il. Htck, Ky.
John Cnn1rr 1ni.
Thomas ". Ferry, Mich,
Nillfn,n 8. Holman, Ind
William Lawrence, 0hio.
william Louglridge, Iowa
Nflfan, X. Hi5ldcE, Ind.
Gotlloye q. Ortiz. Ind.
William Windorn, flinn.
This second lot wore also rnt1a.tonlhs to q
man. Can tho public treasure. the public credit,
or private property. bo regarded al aoouro with
The abovo-ilaned ninotoen III CongtcBs all at tho
aalno tine ?-Ne,u lorE Tribune.
, 1874-07-21

Thcre eau no longer be any doubt that the gov
erning power IN this city Is heartily in accord
with tho public sentiment expressed at the moot
ing OF Saturday night. An ordinance passed the
Common Council last evening making the fro
md city lmitB coextensive. This action was M
ticipated by tho Board Of Public Works ut 4
meeting in tue afternoon, wien 1t was doter-
mined to require the immediate removal OF all
wooden buildings erected within tho old fire.
limits since tho fire OF 1871. Now that the first
move in the right direction has been made, we
hope that there will be no rest until tho end IL
reached. Tho reformation is but Just begun.
, 1874-07-21

ATTENTION SIR KNIGHTS! -stated eonc"vs nson! Q!
Aroo IL tn: a;d rdssSSR' R oa
lnR 1t oook. At Aay!nni tor onsno IL inyIfa III
:. 9IuSf IL, Il Il H. b. ". LoUKE, lsocordes.
, 1874-07-21
BUSINESS NOTICES,

n1uAcEn MIRRORS nE2lLVEnED by OWL
f,f51sr' HhiiTIl / UU., IL and ~ penrhorA'ht' --
io 10 sl.oD 1NvEsrf,p n srooKS AEp gpiP SJk,
n{{f Rni{{fniit ~ XII G6 Eaukors, Wnst.. Nav York.
, 1874-07-21

Tuesday Morning, July 81, 1874.
, 1874-07-21
TERRIBLE SHIPWRECISS.

A'1'1.1 on-- "'14o'>S'
Tho ratn, COLLISION in tho Sen OF mnr.
naora-xo1 -; ,, atlseS .on' s,','.
Particulars Of this disaster, of which wo havd
already heard brioily by telegraph, arc glyon In
tho Lepant Herald Of tho Gath Of Juno: 1.-THE
4 Aziyio1, c,mnany,o chairman Hora f1ont non-
ata,,t, ,,,,,s" ,as. ras."St,aa,a -, rr., 7;rs,
aasto "ilnn s.t 1o.k uostAntu9ptu VI Itun5 ~
a. n,ns stsa noa rs i ~. n a eiart aton oa
Insh In' IN thu ban am NJ npora an bv ho ,r ao
pf t atoeF no4ho Cap hGva t Iho M
nm 1 " y zeo .G ges aro me Aaa ao All n1oo
tleso oniy trsysoven W SaSa aro m % Known to to b. b.
nnso n.,see.a oap.; eoah1aut Cepnalia ana ~ tuo
n,,se.n ,,,,. vi s,e suhken Voshel aave pofisnco'
t;a.,,,r" ~ 'uI.;ei ons"'Iou 'uo lo4o"lnf pnI
suun, sa mmi1n MIMI. W. na'o rehson 20 pene7o
G ~ n'nr" Ta1 a'cse Inc Egyptlan stoam
eo.,, 9; ~ unH. 0asoutu ~ 49ss, Was on ~ "ay
ant,. n,nn ~ 10 bosPAof4s "hon, at
nV1eas oa ~ ~ eoIh it,o w eaeuFua5, RAe aome
.u rnoua, tno Aght OF an ont
oro na+t rny" a. nr,an III, nI"n uloa tno ~
tJa ~ R T. uncS 1ook neasures TO a7od
hn.' nv 70 nave
hn tho attor ~ o snp enoi anu ~
ns aa .mu 10Y. t''ai ~ no'u ,oseiheu' eul
soa ;,ias nIlno n a. .;,e,,s nnfs was ehs N
u smu ~ fnn sntoo Jn ~ NIX Kars nass"es @
ca Ga stoamor, anu tne behera 1 one Of
Tue niaest not1 M, s1eaners ol tao hnealVlo
mall nees. Inc Egypualh geasol ,a5e,l dtsol-
eagou nefseI speeaisH from .ne slaRueg Aafa,
n'1u sea,s 19ass ~ H,sm up na.anes ol peop!o
wn9 w1fo @ noassns anuus i W 1aiio'S .f sats, al,o
sncn Ito. Icy a'so soacnGa tho nonesa III enc
" sno nuts ponis; H.; u W ~ ~ .a " auP
aasengoth o. sno l,ia'eu @ vessoi wer9 na'Ga H.;
no ta ny ., '1,a eGH "nS nS " fa uo%
.o apice ;9 u ~ ano @ na' ~ A"a @
tno cnaei o!icor; an9 ongnon too keps III No.
nms y, ou sesIs, ,;f n';a o onis @ ano
aG ~ nr iu ,t IT, ana IT., .n,, ou
naa na gono , uoMn, out @ eno sta som wy enl, ana
naa t% aU vo11 rrnhshr avo hoen
rau rho eccornn ~ aou,a.iot
'ea, 40 ~ t ,'n,,har ,o,t ra hnona ~
@ ~ ~ o a,,e tt i1at 10 e
tno no tceta ~ tn ncn G uss ao,no noH apv aE a
auon ~ '1v a ou' a 1nS Ky 'a aar NJ
slu, mulo, oe,ois ~. ~ t ,,nt tes, ossto
ond gaiS thor ~, ny ho0r rt
nnu o pA'9 .asn sn' ,,',3or ~ ~ enos
a., n1ao r. hasE oo 7stno,. ~ o
ran ~ ~ and a." na,. a,, ~ IT,
,asso1 ~ ,ao ~ i,at frt n'1 nt T.; y, au
- fa. ~ a On ari NJ o',tn forty ~ sr.
yiyed. Tho nassoneers woro 1,oar1v al donk
, 1874-07-21
TO.DAY'S ADJUSTMENTS

ACADEMY or a, ,ttcst 1on hG1tMe'n ffs @f
I%st i1at' Two Puddiloots," and "Jonos. baoy''
, 1874-07-21
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

Eyros1T1ON MISUNDERSTANDING foot o! Aasn,A Atnn
.4rnot paris bY Moonlight" Attornuon aud ofon'"H'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-13
Aviso al p1blico.

No habiendo obtenido ell resultado
que me prpuse al hacer presente por
mi anuncio en- Noviembre del y.
que en- 10 sucesivo 6rmarfa con mi
segundo apellido, por existir otros in-
dividuos con ell nombre de Francisco
Ramirez, con que antes autorizaba
todos mis- escritos y puesto que sligo
esperimentando los mismos perjui
clos en- "a reception de mi cor. espon-
dencia asf como entorpecimientos en-
mis- negocios y operaciones, he re-
suelto valerme nuevamente del pc
ri6dico para signi6car generalmente
y en- especial a todas las personas
con quien estoy en- relaciones, que no
omitan por ningun motive Ell estam-
par en- la correspondence que me
dirijan y en- las cuentas que, acaso
puedan abrirse en- sus libros, mi Sc
gundo apellido materno y en- la forma
en- que aparece suscrito el presente
anuncio; bien entendido qu, desde
ahora protesto mi irresponsabilidad
en- cualquier caso 6 incidente que pu-
diese orijinar aquella omission.
Puerto Rico q de Noviembre de
1874.-Frar cisco Ramirez y Lugo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-13
A los Srss. hacendadw J sgrrdtass.

Hace un aho que tuve el gusto de Ofrecer mis- des-
ysrbadoras al p1blco; pero ocupado seguda en- via
jar por otros pases, donde quise r conocer ell esado
de agriculture odas las circunstancas que la
dferencian dc la nuestra, que desatsnder aqui
no pude ocuparme de hacer comprender las mu-
chas ventajas de agente que mas de
la economic de brazos de tempo, ss de tanta uti
dad para el cultivo de Ia cana. Vueto de mi via
je ocupado otra mis- tareas agrcclas,
despues de haber vsto los intrumentos de esos
otros paises complazco ofrecerlas de nuevo
cada vez mas convencido de que nngun otro instru-
msnto conocido hasta hoy puede reemplaxarlas bajo
nngun concepto. Sus grandss ventajas resatan q la
vista hasta de los versados agriculture. Bas
Ia verlas trabajar para convencerse.
Omito esplicaslones por haberlas dado va en- mi
anuncio anterior, hoy. 1neamente recomiendo to-
dos los que las conocen todavia que pasen cuaudo
gusten la hacienda Restaurada, el barrio de Bu-
cana donds las pueden trabajsr adquirr cuantas
sspcacionss ruebas necesiten para persuadrss Sc
guros que meor recommendation es Yer ell resultado
de su trabajo
Por cuanto ofresca, dirirse al que suscribe en-
Ponce, donde tiene dep6site para todos los pedidos
Francisco Salichs. 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-13
Para negedO : para lRreO Sc Veada

Una estancia de 70 cuerdas de terrsno, con vega
sobre-veQa en- ell barrio de Sabanallana, 10 minutes
de Rie-piedrAs eaminc q ID Carolinn condando con
Ia ouebrada de joan MENDEz, cuyas agias rspu-
tadas por muy saudabes y pr6xima los pastos para
Gacilitar 81 bebedero al ganado-Tiene dos casas,
muy Qrande de alto, techada de zinc teamanil,
calera de material al fente, jardi baios prop6
sito para crfados almacensr frutos, hcrno su
cuadrs para caballos, palomar, &c, &c, otra re-
gular para agregados peones, eontruidas ambas en-
los stos mas conyientes del terreno para que estan
dsstinadas las cnales rsciben brisa anca pu-
ra, Cuya tsmperatura se dsbe Ia salud que goza
siempre en- aquel sto. -
En- las 72 cuerdas de terreno hay sembradas 10 de
maoiiIlo una dos de cafe piatanos gineos 30 PAL
mas De COCO, otras de yagaa, yerba de guinea yuca,
malexa prop6sto para carbon, pumarrosales para
Iates de bCcoyes pias multitud de arboles rntales
todos de buena clase.fG
Su precio de venta a contado son s. 500.Ss admi-
ben proposiciones plazo para pago, parte todo
an una inca de esta Capital.
Sc eneucntran en- diohaa aestaneia tambien de vsnta
una rnaonffca bien acostumbrAdg yunta de bneyes
nara arado en el25 una carreta fncrte tamA0 media
4, On $40. una bnana yaea de leche en- $40.
IA periDna que desse ID informes trats de adj
auIriris, pueds verse con D. CssdOniO Lopez, Admi-
isEaaG u RQssIM "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-13
iREMEDIu NUEVO!

NADIA hay mas grato al corazon del hombre que con-
sus semeantes suando despues de una dilaada prac
tica en- la confeccion de inndad de medicamentos 10.
gra yer satsfeshos deseos 81 exto mas COM
pleto que hasa Ia pressnte ha Obtsnido sente un
verdadero placer al orecer al p1blco como 10 haoe hoy
igual aleohoado sea ron aromatco para Ia pronta
ecaz curacon de oda clase de dolores esteriores in
teriores Ryeterados, sean de cAalquier orfgen
para los de gopss cUntucionss que por dsscui-
DO smplso Dc ptros wsdicameptos son dsataes con-
To d. semilAsy raices samanente inocsnteA que por
81 eontnacon converte IN confortante nfalible
Psr1los pedidos pueden dirigirse al que suacribe,
Arroyo, DicivmbFs d ls74s-wL, GaFbsa. Lede, "
EsIsa.!h IN Z
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-13
ATENClON.

En- la f1brca "Fundicion de Colon, Marina," % en-
cusntrsn los sfectos siguientes:
Rayos, camones, lanzas, ejes, rolos, braxuslas de
MADEIRA para carretas carrOs las rssridas pssas tie
men de construidas cuatro amos.
Conecciones de diferentes tamanos para tuber1s.-
Mandres de para a coloeacion de tubos de cal
de gonna patente-Tuercas y
varas formas.-Man6metros de alta presion-Id. baja
ld-Medidores de aqua para caldera.-Id. tubos de
CRYSTAL para los id. de diferentes
de gonna para los idLmas inglesas de primera clase
surtdas. s.-Martillos de de mano.-Pitos de me-
tai de variOs tamaIos para vspor.-Llaves grifos de
rosca plato de metal de dferentes clasesIdem dem
gobo valvua.Asi ctros diferentes articulos dc
pezas construidas, buges de carretas carros,
de todas classes i'd de coches reas dc arados De de
rsntes n1meros por mayor menor, e., a..
San Juan Puerto-Rico ID de Octubra de 1874.-Ra-
Portilla. L-M
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COLEGIO DE LA CONCEPTION.

Tengo el gusto de manfestar los Sres padres de
famia que principles del entrante abrira una
case de tenedurfa de libros matematicas gratuita
para los alumnos del establecimento que esten ap
titud de dichas asignauras que los dias L.
v teudran luear los examenes del % trmestre ell
dia por la noche la distribution de premios segun
acostumbra todos los amos.
Ell esablecimiento cuenta prefesores id6neos pa
ra las classes de adornos, para la de parvuos tene
la proesora esposa del que suscrbe. Sc admiten pup
los mediOs pupos
Puerto-Rice is de Novismbre de 1S74.-Francisco
Cort6s.-Cslls de s. Justo mum. 39.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-13
HOTEL I BlNS DEL "UNIVERSO.'

Ell que suscrbe dueho de dicho estabecimiento, par
ticpa muchos amigos constantes tavorecedores
de esta localidad del exterior que siguendO en- su
continue desvelo por ntroducir ell serycio trato
de casa, todos los adeantos que lie son com
pables sin perdonar ninguna case de sacrfcio para
mAntener inaerabe 81 credito de que vene disrutan-
do por bondad de sus numerosos parroquianos;
tando sufciente ndmero de c6modas ventia-
das habitaciones, espacioso fresco comedor
entenddos dependencies para todos los servcios de la
casa, no omtra medic aguno para dejar complacido
todO ell que dgne honrarle asistencia Gale
de Tetuan, mum. 9.-Puerto- Rico 81 de Agosto de
1874.-Onofre Nicolau.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-13
V. o. T. F.

FL r. P. Comisario de In msma tiene 81 gusto de
hscer presente al honrado vrtusso pueblo Puerto
riquenO como todos domingos fiestas de guardian
z en- punto los dias de trabajos las IT.
Igualmsnte hace saber todos los hijos del Sera6n
Francisco los que no 10 como el Domingo pros
elmo, l3 de los corrientss habr4 Minerva dcha
Capilla, al efectO les suplica asstencia dcho
Acto tambien 4 la hora de vela reserva las
della tarde; conclude dara el Santo Escapu
laro los que presenter hayan confesado comul-
gadO como manda la Santa Rsgla.
Puerto Rico dicienbre IL del874.-ElP P. COmisa-
rio Sehaafian q de C. Rnrras Ia