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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-06
IMPRENTA
Y LIBRERIA DE GONZALEZ.
FORT ALEZA Is.

Catecsmo de la Doctrina Cristiana por el Obispo
Gil Esteve ~ docena VIA jnego de II docenas.
Silabalos de Torres Roldan $3.50 docena $40
uego de II docenas. as.-Catecsmo del Abad flenry, 4
$50 doeena $40 juego de n docenas. de
Industra 81 docela juego de 9 docenas $o.--No-
Clones de Agriculture Slot docsna Y juego de 6 do
cenas $5.--Cuadernos de Adler para escritura rs
cts. docena W grnesa poftapItnas con cllaianes
para Ia colocacion de los dedos $15O glnesa I'll
docena-Papel frances para esenelas.-Tape j car
ton secante para escritorios plumas de acero de q
3 u rs. para escueas o-6
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HOTEL Y BINS DEL "ONIVGRSO.'

El que suscrbe dueTo de dicho establecimiento par
ticipa sus muchos amigos constanies tavorecedores
de esta ocalidad del exterior que sguiendo en- ga
continue desyelo por nroducir en- el servico trato
mesa de casa, todos los adeantos que e son com
patibles sin perdonar ninguna case de sacrco para
antener inaerabe Ell credto de que viene disfruan-
do por bondad de sus numerosos parroq quanos con
tando con in suhciente ndmero de comodas venta-
das habitaciones, espacoso Y frssco eomeder
entendidos dependencies para toos los servicos de la
casa, onisra medic alguno para dear complaeido
todo Ell que digne honrarle con su asstenca Gale
de Tetuan nun. 9.-Puerto- Rico 81 de Agosto de
1S74.-Onofre NicoIau
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ANUNCIOS DIVRRSOS.
.Alcaldta municipal de Juana-Dias.

En- el expediente eje utivo seguido contra
los Sres Vi'larOnga Pasarel sObre cObrO de
contribution de amos anteriores, SO Ia senala :
do el remate do La existencia del establecl-
miento mercantii cuye inventario Sc encuen-
ira disrosicion del que uie verlo on esta
Acadia ascendert te 933 pesos 80 centavos, el
diA del entrante mrs la una de la taIde en-
el mismo local donde Sc encuentran squellos
efectos. SO hace pdblico por medio del pre-
sente para la concur encIa de licitaGores.
Juana- Diaz octubre 81 de 1877 Ell Alcalde,
Echever1fa. 2-3
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TELEGR A M As.
Del Times sle Santhomas traduci-
moS los gpuienteS:

mos los sguientes:
L0ndres, 0ct9bre 19.-Bismarck te-
me el escandalo ore SO seguirfa del
proceso del conde Arnim bajo la acu-
saeion de sustracion de documentoq
de estado. Sera, pues, procesado uni
camente por fa-falta de suoordinacion,
L6ndres 22.-Los daneses no han
acceptable los i9rminos concihatorios
que les otreci6 Alemania, por juzgar-
los descorteses J POGO satisfactorios.
El principe de Birmarck mauifies-
ia mucho tenor q Ia oposicon de Ar
MIN. Tene la publication de los des
pacnos anteriores q la guerra austro-
prusiana de 1866, cuando la delrota
de Sadowa.
Ell personal de Ia embajada prussia
ma en- Paris, amenaza con su dimision
a menos que sea sost ,nida por el en-
perador. ois. ffa 4b a
Iuglaterra ansia ell arreglo de la
question dams germ&nica, pero Ale
mania todsvia Sc empef1a en- asegurar
estsciones navales en- ell Pacifico 6 ep
otra parte.
L6ndres 23.-El gobernador de AL
sacia renunci6 su pussto despues de
haber tenido una entresista con ell
emperador ~
Sc dice en Berlin que Francia esta
inclinada a sost ener q Ia Russia en- el
OrieIte.
L6adres 26.-El principe Ger6ni-
mo Napoleon denuncia ell movimiento
reaccionario imperia ista del clero.
FL almisante Topete ha caido en-
cana con un ataque de apop.ejfa.
Ell papa tiembla por los peiigros
que dice estan amenazando q la Fran
cia.
Victor Hugo di6 un banquete 4
Emilio CASTELAR,, el cel.bre orador
espaflol.
Jamaica 29-El vapor Professe
Morse Sc ocupa enreparar ell cable in
terrumpido ent e Punta- hassa y Cayo-
Thueso. A k~ Va ~ e'1
L6ndres 28.-La salud del conde
Arnim esta tan delicada, segun los
facultativos que debe ser puesto ep
libertad hoy a.
b smarck. ha regresado q Berlin y
pidi6 q Hew Arnim, gobernador de
Asacis, que retirsse su dimision.
Kullmaup, ell que hizo fuego a Bis
marck, va 4 ser juzgadc; pretende es-
tar loco & insiste en- que comparezca
Bismarck.
Thompson Sc ha hecho cargo de Ia
defensa @
Austria, Russia y Alemania estan
negociando un tratado de comerc'o
entire estados danubianos. @
TurYufa protests.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-06
GIRO DE LETRAS.

B. Borras y Hermanos, del Comercio de essa Plaza.
giran sobre Alicante, barcelona, Bilbao, Cadlz, Goru
na, Ferro Habana, Lugu, Madrid, Malaga, Orenss,
Palma de Mallorca, Padron. Pontevedra Riyadeo San
Sebasti N, Sevia, Santiago, Santander TarraVona.
Tuy, Valencia Valadpl, yigo, Yiyero, Villaearcs
y Zarsgoza.- ,fco 10 de enslo de l873'Ca-
lie de la Fortaieza nun. 2i
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-06
LA ELEGANCIA.
Salon para ateitar, cortar q rizar
Ell pelO.

Este establecmiento stuado Ell Ia calle de la Forta
leza entire la del ST. Marques de la Esperanza,
ell taller de zapatera del Sr. Cap0, siempre
dspuesto servir con e mayor gusto a
numerosos parroquianos a cuantos sirvan favore
cerle asistencia la seguridad de que queda-
ran complacidos pues atento dueno que NADIA
falte de cuanto debe haber estabecmientos de su
clase no ha omitido medic nj gasto para ponere la
altura que 81 denomination corresponds 3
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GRAN BARATILLO.

Sombreros de paja para ninos nnitos hombres
rs Id. de panza buno para hombres desde 4 rs
Zapatos botines para niiios mugerctas desde rs
par, platos de porceana inglesa Ire real sobre de
papel engomados para cartas real e ciento infni
dad de artculos que desean real zar en- casa de +
Ramos, Fortaleza e. 6-6
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Medico Cir1,iano

ID. Ramon Garganta Puig DR. en Molioina !
0iria porla Univsrsidad do Barcelona, Cilqal,o de
n1nlero del Hospital Civil dc Oot, especialistA 81
eAssnelades del uero dc las Was urinarias ofrece
CISCO mum. so admits consultas diaras de II de IA
tarde
PpsltqR'se Aseseas y lEA
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Hero Observation-Disclosures y
aza las d /, todas clases.--Clavos ingle-
es para toneleros.-Arroz superior
Neutrality-suspicious. de composicion.
Todo p,eclos MO ilcos.- AIma-
Sc he francisco Baston y Comp
San Francisco, 81. 8-12
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Vap. esp S'Jose Bar6.

Del Sal 10 del actual saldra de este puerto para
Ia Habana admitendo carga Hstey pasageros.
Precio de pasage-Ig $50 2a $S4, 81 @l6.--Prsci0
de Aete 5 reales quinta
Lao despachan cOnsignatarics b. Borras Her
manos, Cattle ,e y AFortaleza, mum. 23. San Juan
Puerto-Rico de Noyielnlge de 1874.
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Hotel de los Vapores.
PUERTO-RICO.

FL dueho de este acredtado establecimento tiene q
gusto do partcipar los sefores viageros de la Isa
de fuera que e eaepresado Hotel es sin duda uuo
de los primeros de esta Capital por la frescura
mpieza lie habtacones como POI Ia soli,lez es.
quistos condimentos de comidas 10 que partcipo
IN la seguridad de que el que honre con s hospe-
daie, ira satsfecho.-Agustin Gutierrez.
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Casa de Huespedes.
DE D. ANA RAMOS.
CALLEDELA FORTALEzA n YIN N

En- esta c6moda, espaciosa y ventilada casa sc ad.
miten huespedes precios m6dcos acomodados q
toda case de sueldos fortunas Tamben Sc srveu
bateas admen personas que deseen solo alnorzar
conner La proximdad de ests d todos los Gen.
tros oRoiales suacioll ccntrica hacea que Ia mis-
ma sea convenente a toda clase de personals
Hora de amuerzo l09 de Ia manana Hora de Ia
somida 81 de la tarde
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Giro de L4etras.

Sobre Cadiz, Sevilla Madrid, DOR cautiia,es II
SO adslants oori vista gIraa los Que suscribeu.
Puerio-Rlc Ii ds febrero dc lS74.-Triar,s isr,na
no de CaracHrla Cotnpa
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PRECIos DE ANUNCIos.

De se neas de impression puhcandoe hasa tres
reaes cenavOs exceda de los prceios
d ando los anuneos hayan de ubcaise oaraotIys
los de hneasIor
admten conveIciona Los
Ia nea ipresa Anuncios
nioados Sc aselanad0ss rs #sa Ssk z
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LnCHE DE VACA.

Sin aqua ri ORA inszcla ss sxpsnde medic real i
suartllQ ep A sAls Il ssa sausisau, pGu ~, -
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Vino tinto y clarete

81 garra'oaes dsssllan Perez Comp San Justo, B
dsrssa4 prscios n6diaos, CO
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LA PROV LEDORA.
DE I. PADIAL I COMP.
Gran manufacture de cigarros
establecida en- Bayans0e { (Pto.- -RicoJ.
Cah del ConeIviio eSguina 4 Ia del Rey.

La mpior recommendation de los tabacos de LA PRO
VEEDORA esta en- su procedenca. Siendo B,yamon
como 10 es e punto donde auye toda la cosecha de
aquel arculo donde mas facilmente tambien Sc ha-
cen las tranaaciones con los cosecheros de Comerio
entire las pacas clasifcadas como de meor clase,
mos el culado de escoer despues de escrupuloso
detenido examen, las que admen competencia nj
por su ARENA, nj por deicadeza, suavdad esqui.
sito gusto. 4
No hay exajeracion al asegurar que los egarros de
LA PROVEEDORA pueden colocarse al lado, y aun
con ventaa veoes, de cualesquera de los que ella
boran en- la Habla, obstante las condolences espe
ciales de localidad que permen introducr Ell sa ia
bricacon los progresses de la industrial que nosoros no
acanzamos todava.
En- LA PROVEEDORA Sc despachan todos los pc
ddos que Sc hagan, tanto para e interior, como para
la exportacion
Los preeos de yitoas son los siglientes:
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PRECIos DE SUBSCRIPTION.

isla-Por seis $3.50 eetas0spor
S3or eales en- la Capital 10
Is-Por p MIN nla exfrangero,
peodico franco de inge sl5 anuaesPor
ano d isla de Cuba $12
Las suscpcones pagan empre por adauado uscp,
pueden entenderse los dretamens A.
tacion
ii BoLEIIN enyia todas parties franco dc porte
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Sillas lnglesas demon
= Il EAAos -s
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rabIase psico los doungus miercoles sEanek Cham
grdtis los siscriptofes. @ s
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CJnsulado Britanico..
80. MES DE oCTUBRE.
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-01

WE PUBLISH TO THE WoRLD-The
remarkable medicinal properties of the
Queens y Delight" No medicine is
80 well known and recognized among
eminent physicians as valuabl thera-
pcntic agent as the Queens Delight.
Some doctors think 1t ranks next to
calouel in its Alternative powers. A
learned doctor thus speaks of it:
QUEENS DELIGHT" seems to exert
power upon every cell anil molecule of
the body, and modiGes their func-
ton and condition. It reaches both
the fluids AMI solids, and impresses
upon them curdtiue influence une.
qualcd by any other medicine. In
cnronfc diseases of the throat, there is
no agent compared With it in value. It
relieves the cough, obviates the night
swtats. improves the appetite, and
often induces return to health under
the most uufavorable circumstances.
In consumption and bronchial dis
cases, the use OF Queens Delight"
has been marked with signal advan-
tage. Queens Delight manifests q de-
cided Impression on the mucous mem
branes, changing their condition by its
Alternative powers. Rheumatism, both
acute and chronic. obey promptly the
searching powers of this medicine;
aching limbs and back cease to tor
ment, comfort and health is restored.
In diseases OF the liver, spleen,
bladder and skin, the Queens Delight
may be used with great benefit. For
the cure of any of the many diseases
incident to the summer season, it can
not be exceiled, and we would recon-
mend every family to have a bottle of
it in the house at all times, in case of
sudden sickness. It is no whiskey or
vinegar preparation. but pleasant al
terative tonic, which has cured thou
sands and kept tens of thoueands in
good health. For dyspepsia and weak
stomach, the liver and kidneys, coughs
and sore throat, the lungs and splitting
OF blood, loss Of appetite, sick head
ache, diarrb@a and dysentery, fever
and ague, bilious fever. cholera morbus
and cramps, pa'pitation of the heart,
broken-down nervous system. neural
gia and rheumatism, purifying the
blood. infamed and sore eyes, when
caused by impure state OF the blood.
Get bottle of his great medicine. Pre-
pared only by E. d. HKN1TsH. druggist
and chemist. July 16
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-01
tion. places upon his and Niles G.

tion. places upon his and Niles G.
Packer's shoulders? Are his reform.
ing ,labors to belextended to his old
orony, f. J. Moses, Jr., in the shape
OF "a little bluster. to be taken in a
Pick wickian sense, about The time of
the nomination for Governor? Finally,
he may ask, in despair, of the Times,
would it have him commit political
harikari and run the sword of detec-
ton and exposure right through his
own official bowels? Will it be 50
ungracious as to echo old Humbert's
words: "Let desc Congusmen's unload
dereselves fust?"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-01

ONE FAIruFuL WIFE. AT LEAST. -
The New York Times, of the 23i ult
says: "The noticeable phase of the
Tilton. Beecher difficulty is the unalter-
able fidelity with which Mrs. Beecher
ministers to and sympathizes with her
husband in his present trouble. All
day yesterday she was constantly in
attendance upon him and answered all
those who called at the house. She
stated that Mr.. Beecher was in tho
best OF health and spirits, but that he
conid only bo seen by his most init.
mate friends. In conversation with
prominent member OF Plymouth
Church, yesterday, ho stated TO the
writer that Mrs. Beecher WAS firm in
her conviction of NIr. Beecher's inno.
cence. Since publication of Mr. Til
tons statement, she had observed: II
don't believe word OF it; I know my
husband, and would not believe hrch
things Of him we're his accusers 10
swear to the truth of their stories on
oil tho Bibles that had ever been
printed"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-01
A Dangerous Proposition.

In the Union- Herald. OF yesterday, is
short article under this heading,
copied from the Sumter Walchman. It
says:
"a proposition has been made to
run Conservative candidates, declare
them elected, proceed to talks posses.
sion OF the pnblic Offices of the State,
and appeal to Grant for support"
Who mude it? When and where
and by what authority was it mude
We have never heurd it. except as at
trihnted to n Radical official, who is on
the war-path. 1t has sometimes elso
appeared, or something very like it, as
conjecture of the Union, Hcymla But,
as no" pnt forth with tho label Of
danger, 1T appears meant to reflect
upon Conservatives. If 80, it is not
Just.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-01
MA ckcYIsIn,

Judge Mackey's speech iu Yorkyi,Ie
contained some good advice to the
colored people, and bringing forcibly
to their view the corruptions of their
government.
''In our State Government, he
said, "what do we see? We sse our
debt increased, within the last six
years, SIG. 600. 900, including Sc, ,OOO,-
600 of conversion bonds, which we're
properly repudiated. With this enor.
nous increase, are there any benefits
to the people? No. Not a mile of
railway; no public institutions of be-
nefit erected; no school system. Yes,
a school aystem. it is true; but like the
village clock, only nice to look at, and
not in running order, except in the
County of York"
He counselled them to examine their
hearts, to see whether they were fit to
be candidates for Office. We doubt if
that will decrease the number. Every
candidates heart will tell him to go for
Office, and get it, if ho can.
Judge Maokey didn't say whether
lie was for Elliott or Chamberlain,
Melton or Maokey for Governor. He
seems not to favor Moses, although
he says the Democrats hope to havo
him nominated. Where he learnt this
he didn't say. but he runs tilt against
it as "trick." Cunning fellow. that
same Mackey, in kicking up the dust
OF an imaginary trick to hide o real
one. AS he is not for Moses, will lie
tell the country whether he is in fayur
OF the poor remains of the Bank of
the State assets being spen: to bolster
scheme to revive the reDadiated
conversion bonds and Blue Ridge Rail-
road scrip, and to put out candidate
who represents the policy?
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-01

y EXTRAORDINARY MEDIUM -
Yonng Brown, the mind reader, who is
puzzling New York. has formidable
rival in Mrs. Miller, who is puzzlinp
Chicago. The mental experiments to
which she is subjected are said to be
wonderful, but her physical powers
still moro striking. Having mngne.
tlzed small table, by passing her
hands over the top and aloug the legs,
she turns it on its face, and then re-.
quests any gentleman present to turn
it back to stand upon lis legs, simply
allowing her to place the tip of her
finger upon any part OF it. Scores of
stalwart men have pitted their full
strength against the little finger of this
little woman, but hive ignominiousIy
failed. Even four men, wnen the
power" has been strong, have com.
bined their strength and failed as we'll,
though generally the table is broken in
the effort. Il is very interesting ex.
pertinent. While the stalwart man is
trying to set it on its legs. the table
Will absolutely float all over the room.
That is to say. it is continually trying
to get away from the lady 8 an tag o mist,
and will carry him about, now here
and now there, and will generally sus.
tain position over his head. The
moment the sensitive removes her
hands. the table becomes docile and
allows itself to be set properly upon it's
feet. the Same as any other well.regu.
lated piece of family furniture. An
other phase of Mrs. Miller's medium.
ship is slate-writing. The visitor is
allowed to bring his own slate-a
double locked slate, il. lie chooses
and when the medium has held it
under table, intelligent answers to
questions or other tests are invariably
found written on the inside of the
locked slate. But her piece lie resist.
dnce is her materializing phase. For
scientific and test experiments, this
lady is the best medium ever seen in
Chicago. When her hands are 80.
ourely tied, sewed and sealed together,
iron rings. chairs, coats and vests are
put ON her person so quickly, that alb.
solntely no time is consumed. Con.
ceding that she was not tied ut oil. but
was free to do with her hands as she
chose, she could not manipulate three
chairs as they are manipulated in her
presence. Taken all in all, Mrs. Mil.
Ter, in the variety of her phases.
stands probably at the head of the
physical mediums Of tLo country, the
moro so as she imposes almost no con-
ditions.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-01

What can be pieasanter than the life
OF Missouri farmerP At daylight,
he gets up and examines the holes
around his corn.hills for cut-worms;
then he smashes ooddlingmoth larvae
with hoe-handle until breakfast. The
forenoon is devoted to watering the
potato-brgs with n solution of Paris
green, and after dinner turns out to
pour boiling water on the chintz.bugs
in tue corn and wheat fields. In the
evening. q favorite occupation is
smudging peach trees to discourage the
curcnlio, and after brief season OF
family devotion at the shrine of The
night-fying coleoptera, all the folks
retire and sleep soundly until Aarora
reddens the East, and the grasshop-
pers tinkle against the panes and sum-
mon them to the labors of another
day
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-01
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice Meeting of Israelites.
Diteon Il Co.-New Music.
Meeting OF Ward No. 2 Tax Union.
f. II. Heinitsh-Turnip Seed

HOTEL ARRIVALS, July 81, 1874
Columbia Hotel-J A Smith, Charles.
ton; A G Mandel, N Y; E II Brooks,
city; " J Sprinkle. N q; II Mayo, Jr,
Va; s G Gilbert. ] D Stoney, Charles.
too; 81 Rion, Winnsboro; F Jessup,
Pa; q E Reab. W D Kennedy, Au-
gusta; 8 Land. GreenviIle; D S Hair,
Barnwell; W N Taft, j W O'Brien,
Charleston: J G Graham, G keenan,,
city; Kirk Robinson, Orangebure;
Louis Cohen and wife, Ga; Nj Happ
aud wife. Sandersvlle; D Horlbeok,
Chester, P T Stevens, s g. A Tel Co;
A B Clarke, Va; Captain T NJ Canton,
Glenn Springs; T S Clsrkson, N G.
Wheeler House-C B Hinton, q SA:
G A Darling. j F Treutlen, city, B F
Bryan, N G; 81 Wilkinson, Charleston; /;
81 Brockway. Mo; F Young, Md; J 81
Runkle. city; w @ Breeden, Miss F
Cook, Miss A Breeder. Bennettsville.
Hendrir House-G F Harman, Lex
ington; J w Chandler, Winnsboro; E
Il Mashbnrn, Charleston; RW San.
ders aud lady, GreenviIle; J Hayne, n
G; l. W Duvall, Winnsboro; John
SnelgIove. Lexington; Mrs G E Nc
Coil, Darlington.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-01

PARDoNEp. The Charleston Neus
ana Courier says: ''No less than twen-
ty-ono murderers have been pardoned
or reprieved; twenty-five persons con-
victed OF manslaughter 60 scot.free;
twenty-four persons found guilty of
the terrible crime of house burning es.
capped puniehment; ITO thieves, big
and little, are turned loose to prey
upon the community. We say no.
thing of the color Of the oulprits.
though probably fonr-ffths of them
are blacks: nor do we care to inquire
who recommended their pardon. The
broad fact stands out that Governor
Moses in nineteen months has par.
doned 421 criminals, including, we be.
lieve, every County official who has
been found guilty OF malfeasance in
Office.