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British News.

LONDON, February 19.-Disraeli will
go to Windsor tomorrow and submit to the
queen list of the members of the new minis
try. The queen will hold council of state
on saturday, at winch the designations of
Gladstone and his colleagues will be formally
accepted and the seals of Office be conferred
ON The new ministers. Niscount Enfield will
be summoned to the chamber OF peers as
Baron STAFFORD. Glandstone has advised the
queen 10 confer knighthood on Chas. Reed,
member OF the late parliament for Hackney.
LONDON, February 20.-Disraeli had
an interview with The queen this evening.
THEE railway accidents are reported to-
day. The most serious one happened to the
Scotch mail-train, which ran into a luggage
train near Preston. Fifteen persons were In
tured, and two have died. The cars were de-
mOlisbed
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A dispatch from Worcester, Massa-
chusetts yesterday says the estates of Ste
and Marietta Flagg, who refuse to pay taxes
unt women can vote, were offered for sale
by the t2x-couector TO pay the taxes OF
friend, but no one Aid for the other estates.
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NOTICE.

A Ii MALE INHA BITANTS of Shelby
IA county, between the ages of twenty-One
and fifty years, are liable to a POlE-Tax Of - !;
and all persons who have Personal Proper
~ assessed to them for 1873, If not paid by the
10th OF March, next, will 1nd the same in
the hands of an officer.
..-.-...... -. GEO. r. powell,
fell Tax-Collector Shelby county, 1873
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McWalters and Crooked, Sho killeda
German named Rolf at Nebraska civ q few
davs ago. have been captured, and are now in
iaii at Hamburg, Missouri. Aparty OF their
were driven of by the sheriG's posse.
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THE MYSTERIOUS Island,

By JULES VERNE, authorof From the Earth
to the Moon ga Journey to the Center Of
the Earth" Etc.
The series Of Illustrated Papers now IN pro-
gress in this Magazine, descriptive of the Inn
mense and fertile region OF our country,
known as
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NToTTCR.

A Ii instruments, Mathematical and Philo-
"A sOphtcai, left al my shop for repairing, II
not called for in thirty days, viii be ssld at
the expiration of that time to pay charges.
A TIENSCH,
Math. and Opt. Instrument Maker
Memphis, February 90, lS74 fen
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GREAT SOUTH,

is attracting the greatest attention at home
and abroad. 1t is hoped that 1t may bring TO
these vast fields OF agricultural and mineral
wealth, tide of capital and population that
viii help to solve the problem of the future.
The MARCH NUMBER gives us
The Mountain Region Of Western North
Carolina.
These papers were begun IN November, and
Will be continued through the present year.
The July Number, containing the Introduc-
tory Paper OF the Series will be sent free to
all subscribers for 1874. Price, "a n Year,
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Hay, wheat, and Irish Potatoes.

IACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, february u
I'VE N.ttio,aol Crop Reporter Will publish to-
no-row eatinfates in relation to the per cent
o,,S fhe hav ard Irish potato crops of 1873
q Se - " An iir,scersY hams February LIST, in ths
in = of illinois. Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota,
stais I'd Wisconsin. The 1O,toWlpg Is an ex
onlo a. the main features preseEt teat 50 od ane ne
tlaSt " ed produced, last year, over B,e eSV'eV
stssees Ai.sS So, OF wheat, there was on hanG
LIE S,,, 20 isf little over forty per cent,
or about 10000 tons. Illinois retains the
ss,ssSt esnta.-e, a trifie less than forty
q - e,1d kFfscousil the heaviest, nearly hfty-
two per cent. OF Irish potatoes, the States
above mentioned produced, in 1873, some
q 10000 bushels. fhe amount on nand now
one per cent The relative proportion on hand
sn the several states varies considerably, rum
ming as low as twenty-eight per cent in Min
nesota and reaching ffty-fye and half
The New York herald., 1874-12-11

them arises simply from the fact that they have
not noss m
verbal to circulate Their stories OF republican
outrages believe the republicans have IN every
case been the nrst to commit outrages, and that
ali the Carlists have ever Done has been in the
way OF reprisals. There Is no doubt that at the
Estella, as ne burned v.llatuerta zabops
and Aberzuza, and that the eighteen
s OF we're eaeaed IN the heat q
combat aud surrounded by an outraged ana
ruined peasantry clamoring loudly ior vengeance:
Besides. should Ike to know VINO mas rlgnv
TO throw stones at Don Carlos. II seems TO that
King William, the good ana plous. shot prisaiers
curing the late FrancoPrusslan war ior y less
crime than houseburning-that OF defending their
homes and nresides against the invader. ! nave
csed yonn Bu once COCO blowing
people from the mouths OF cannon The Amsr.-
cans shot prisoners, and not only prisoners put
rivalling the Commune in barbarity, and yet We
have all been gong into mysteries and holding up
few incendiaries. '''''' ''s"''' DOA 0"' ~ ''O
- ro,,., ssact TO rHE REALITIES.
have Ie.urn nss 20 tne present affair The Ca;ss
lrun they have lost the whole country around
that place, the triangle q San sebastian irun and
HernanL which they held before to all intents and
purposes. As TO La Puncna their ferry into France.
the loss OF that can easily be remedied. as they
Their material loss is after al. very smsiI naVs az
but . small three cornered piece OF territory,
which they will soon becover, unless Serrano
leaves enough men to hold It. But the moral
effect OF the campaign on Europe Is
immense, whatever 1t may be upon
the carlists themselves. Just as people
were beginning at last to believe IN them comes
this disastrous failure, and they are now lower in
public opinion than ever. The siege OF Irun was .
mistake. II should have been taken by storm.
without siege or the employ OF q single piece
OF artillery, and there Is no doubt that II they had
mado the assault at any time during the first four
days the place would have fallen an easy prey. I
do not know which OF the Carllst generals Is re-
sponsble for the failure. It Is now df1cult say
what the people OF the Carst provinces may do.
but II they choose to tnue the struggle without
regard to the opinion OF Europe which, after all,
has done them little good or harm, but very
slight step has been made toward their sub
jugation.
WHAT NEXTa
Secure in their mountain wall, which extends
from lrun 10 Estela, and from Estei.a to Bilbao,
they may still bid defiance TO the armies Of Ser
rano. Whether they Will choose to do this after
the present defeat remains to be seen. The truth
is, Don Carlos was not at all obliged to take up the
offensive. Marshal Serran0's only right TO rule Is
the right or might, and unless he can prove that
right by crushing the Carlist nsurrection and re-
storing peace and order throughout the country
he must fall. Don Carlos, therefore, has only to
hold his own, to maintain himself to exist, In or
der TO overthrow SerranO.
THE MAN WHO CAN CONQUER.
The only man that can crush Don Carlos Is Don
Alfonso, the son OF Isabella
The New York herald., 1874-12-11
POISONED CONFECTIONERY.
Death of q Little Girl and Serious ILL.,
ness of Two Others from Eating
Candy COnta in ing Arsenic.
PLAINYILLE, Comm, Dec. lO, 1S74.

PLAINvILLE, Conn.,, Dec. TO- 1874.
gloom was thrown over this entire community
this morning by the death OF q twelve-ycar-old
daughter OF MIR. Edward Markland. The immed-
ate cause OF her demise was the eating OF candy in
which was arsenic. Some three weeks ago
the girl, in company with two girls named
respectively MISS Bunne and MISS Hemingway.
attended evening party, at which, by way or
enter tainment, was offered confectionery pur-
chased In the town OF Forrestvile, portion OF
which was originally manufactured In the city OF
New Haven. They partook heartily OF the same,
and soon after were each taken violently
SICK. The sufferers were attended Dy Dr.
Woodward, or this place, wno on ex-
aiming the symptoms, pronounced the poison
TO be arsenic, ana that 1t was contained IN Una
candy. Under his treatment the two last named
girls were partially restored to health though
they are not yet considered out ol danger. But
with Miss MARYLAND the case was dnerent. Medl-
cine seemed to have no nealing enect upon her.
Previous to death she literally
SUFFERED MANY DEATHS
Her tongue became irightiuliy swollen and
some time before she preathed her last innamma-
ton seized upon her eyes and rendered her totally
blind. During IL all the little creature was per-
Iectly con nscious, and patiently endured the most
excruciatinq pains till this morning, when dea.h
n reet.
The New York herald., 1874-12-11
GOVERNOR HARTRANFT IN NEW JERSEY.
Inspecting the New Lunatic Asylum at
MOrristown.

Yesterday Governor Hartranft, Of Pennsylvania,
accompanied by General James A. Beaver Drs.
Corson and Curwen and Mr.. John Sun derland
commissioners OF Lunacy. visited New Jersey, and
under the escort OF Mr. Beach vanderpool and DR..
Lilly, commissioners 0. the new state Asylum
at Morrlstown, paid q visit Of inspection TO
that institution, wnicE is now rapidly pro-
crossing toward completion, as iu!iy set ioIth
In The HERALD recently. Governor Eartranft
aud his companions expressed themselves
highly Rratined with the plans and construction
OF the building and were especially Charmed with
the location and It's excellent features. In the
afternoon the Governor returned TO PENNSYLVANIA
and the other gentlemen came on 70 New YORK.
To-day they pay visit TO the Bsoomingdale Asy-
lum Their OBJECT III visiting the places named -
TO obtain knowledge to utilize in the construction
OF an asylum IN Warren county. Penusyivanit
The New York herald., 1874-12-11

u
the battery had been, and sent lew men up the
sides OF the mountain to feel the Carlsts, who had
probably received orders to withdraw. during the
night, as the guns had been already removed.
their retreat and keeping up appearances then
Vera, firing occasionally. simultaneously with
the abandonment or san Marcia two companies
OF republicans marched up the road past Behobie,
vanced. Not escaped them. When they
reacned the Carst outpost below La Puncha
there were only two Carlst soldiers left, These
retired up the road, and as fast as they could re-
load their pieces they turned and deliberately
were three OF lour farm houses Five minutes
after the arrival OF the republican soldiers tncy
were In flames. Here they
DISPERSED
scattering up the side OF san Marcial, burning
every house as they went Four or five proceeded
up the river as tar as La Puncha Three or tour Car
lists mere, together with the two from the outpost,
Immediately Withdrew, firing upon the advancing
column as they went which did not reply. AS
saw none OF them fall the PROBABILITY is that the
shots went astray. At ten O'Clock exactly the
nrsi republican entered the little guardhonse at
La Puncha where nave been seen Tor so many
months The Carlist sentnels
INTO FRANCE.
IL was here the Carlists had established their
Terry across she river into France, II was here
they brought In most OF their stores, munitions OF
war, and here 1t was that Carlists and their SYM
pathisers were continually crossing the frontier
into France. The valley OF the Bldassoa presented
strange scene. 1t was alive with people
nurbgng d, across cross INTO France some were crossing
their heads, oil they had time to save OF their
worldly effects, some swimming, and the French
shore was covered with crowds watching gloomily
their burning houses less than 1ty yards distant.
while the ground was strewn with all manner OF
household goods. II reminded me something or
the exodus OF the Turcomans OF Khiva under the
sabre OF The murderous COssacks The whole OF
Europe has been going into Mysteries tor the ast
few months on the subject OF "Carlist atrocties.p
II only remains to be whether our nerves
win be so sensitive regarding Serrannst par
oarity.
WHO rs TO BLAMEY
While am on this subject may as wei state
that IL Is my firm conviction, founded upon what
| have seen since have been with the Carlists
tnat they have been far more sinned against tnan
shining. Tnat public opinion has gone against
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-08
B A y L. y .

10 Las solicltudes SO presentaran en- la Secre-
taria de este Institute provincial, en- el impror-
rOgable .termnO de 20 dlas, cOntar desde la
publication de esta convocatoria.
70 Los OpOsitOres deberan acompanar sus So
iicitudes con I'll titulo correspondence c0pia
autorizada de el, y ademas la fe de bautismo
para acredtar su edad.
80 Todos deberan aeon pailar tambien con sus
sollcltudes, una memoria sobre alguno de los
puntos mas Importantes de la pedagogical; la que
debera ser de puno letra del opOsitor.
1Od0s pOdran acompanar ademals otrOs do
cumentOs que acrediten aptitud, meritOs SER
vicios, que el Tribunal apreciara y tendra en-
cuenta en- igualdad de cilcunstancias 81 los es-
tlmase prOcedentes
A. Ell primer eerclClO cOnsistira en- ObserVa-
clones preguntaS SCORE la memoria 4 que Sc
Jueces del Tribunal. La duracion total de este
eJerciclO no eXcedcra de una hOra.
I'll ~ eJerclcl0 cOnslStlra en- preguntaS que di-
lUlra el Tribunal al opositor sobre las diversas
materias que constituyen la instruction prima-
ria elemental, scgun el art. % del DecretO or
ganlco as1 como la resolution de los prOblemas
que Sc le pr0pOngan.
Ell tercer ejerccio cOnsistira en- esplcar una
leccion hbremcnte elegida por ell actuante, 4 la
que tambien sc lie hara1 observaciones por el
Tribunal La duraclon 10 bajara en- su totalidad
de hora media dos horas.
o. 81 hubeSe dos mas OpOstOres, cada uno
nara separadamente los ejercicios expresados
pero Ell presencla de sus contrincantes
o. Los e]elclcl0s comenzaran dieZ dlaS des-
pues de terminada la convocato1ia.
PuertO-R1cO dc DiciembIe de 1873.-,JOSe j.
Ac0sta.-Juan Mydnda.- Pbro. Jose j. Mn
para coDoeimiento general SC pubiica en- ell
presente Periodlco q los fines consiguientes
puertO-Rlco 2 de Mario de 1874--El Comisa-
rio de Benehcencja, Pablo Ubdrri 2--3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-08
AVISO AL PUBLICO.

~ que suscribe, Official que ha sido del extinguido
tribunal de Cuentae de esta Isla, y de la Diputa-
cion Provincial en- que dltimamente ha cesado, Co
nocedor del ramo de Coutabilidad pOr haber servi
do en- uno y otro Centro en- este Negoc; ado ofrece
sus seIviciOs especiales al p6blico en- general
particular los Cuentadantes obi gadOs contestar
los reparOs que en- sus respectivas cuentas le pro-
duzcan, va ell Tribunal de Cuentas de Ia NAcion, 6
la Diputacion Provincial, en- el examen de elias,
tanto para representatives como para producer la
contestacion de los mismos as como tambien para
ocuparse on la agencia de cualquer Otro asunto par
ticular, que su tramitacion por las ofcinas ge
nerales, bien judicial que ademas dc la legti-
ma representation SO necesite un agente especial
para Ia mayor actividad del ne xoco; en- la inteli-
gencia que Ia retribucion del trabajo sera pro-
porcion de la mportancia de este, la del asunto
que trate de ventilarse, 4jucio expontaneidad del
mismO interesadO
FL que desee ocuparme, puede dirijlse los bajos
de la casa mum. 9. cale de Tetuan de e~ta Ciu ad
Puerto-Rico Febrero 26 de lS74.--EdunrdO
A M0tmO. 1-3
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ALMACEN TALLER.
Gale de San Justo nstmero 10.

Ell que suscribe ofrece sus services este res
petable pdbllcO, en- cambio de una m6dica re-
el siguiente anuncio.
Se hace toda clase de instalaciones de tuberfa
para gas aqua en- las casas 6 establecimlentOs
pub icOs partculares.
Llmpleza de tnbos, lamparas; composition
dc ambas cOsas
keparacion de bombas de sacar aqua, cons
ruc ;lon de faroles y de todO 10 concerniente 4
noJalater1a. como para todo 10 menciOnadO
cc9enta c0n entendidOs Operarios admitira tam
!H pen aoonos mensuales para la impieza de
En- ventn y muy barato,
Lamparas de cristal metal hero de varias
clases; bombas para idem ara sacar agna tu
oerla dc plomo, hero metal; llaves para ga
y aqua, grandes y chicas; porta- -bombas me-
al alum brado.
g V1drlos pianos de distintas dimensiones para
IaT0les, vidrleras OtrOs usOs.
I por ultlmo otras muchas cosas que pueden
verse en- el citadO establecimiento.-Pu
hlco. setlembre % de 1871. e. Steinachsr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-08
HOTEL INTERNATIONAL.
GALE PRINCIPAL. s. TOMAS.
FKENTE AL RANCO
q Ctm6, International de San Tomas

~ que suscrlbe, .propietario de este c6modo
essta9Ieclmlento, situado en- 10 mas c6ntrico de
La Gale del Comercio, cerca de los mnelles con
herlnosas vlstas del puerto de la Ciudad. tic
ne el honor de ofrecerlo sus numerosos amigos
al publlco en- general, asegulando no tendran
escoglda servidumbre, espaciosos cuartos nara "r,
tamllias, cantina bien provista, baiios frios &
callentes La orden, barbero ga ga; todo pre-.
CLOS eqtltatlvos al alcance de todas las fortunas
~ on nenpleado del Hotel va a bordo, siempre
que Gilegan Vap0res para ponerse la 0rden de
los ores. pasageros encargarse de Ia conduc-
cion lI ae sus equipajes en- un bote especial man
dado construir expresamente para este service
con con mocion meeanica, que le impele mas veloci-
clente para conducir veinte cuatro personas
con s9s maletas de viaje, ell cual esta & disposi
clon % ue los Sres. pasageros para pasear Dor In
C6rdoca: - 1"Ha'" y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-08

Ell Ayuntamiento asocia de mayores contribuyen-
ties en- session extraordnara del 96 del actual acor-
do eevar el sueldO consignadO en- Presupuesto para
Medico ttular 500 pesetas en- lugar de las 5000
Vacante esa plaza anuncie en- ell perl0dcO otcial
demas de Ia Provincial, fin de que los aspirantes
presenter solictudes debidamente documenta-
das la Secretara de la Corporation hasta el dla
20 del entrante Mario; deb6ndose hacer presente
que el que sea nombrado tOmara tambien su car
go la Sanidad, percibiendO los emOlumentos esta-
blecdos por dicho coGcepto.
Arroyo Febrero % de lS74.-El SecretAriO, D. Sa-
Iinaa-Vo 30 FL Preeidente. Mora, 1-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-08
| NJ P O r T A N T E

NotandOse que la carga que cOnduce ell vapor
cOstanero Madrid" es precisamente embarca-
da ell dia antes de su salida, dandO lugar con la
precipitation del embarque equivOcaciones
en- la estiva y 4 roturas derrames, Sc desea
pOner en- cOnOcimientO de los Sres. cargadores,
que dichO buque recibe carga dasde ell segundo
dia de gu llegada hasta la v1spera de su salida
no siendo dia festive. Los cOns gnatarios, Iriar-
te, hno. de Caracena C. 8--15
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-08
DIPUTACION PROVINCIAL
EPUERTO-RICO.
COMISARfA DE BENEFICENCIA.

En- cumplmiento del acuerdo tornado por la
Excma. Diputacion Provincial Ell 80 de Diciem-
bre dltimo, convoca para Ia provision pOr
nicomio de la Provincial; cuya dotacion anual
es de 5000 pesetas. Los Sres que deseen optar
d ella, presertaran sus solicitudes documenta-
das ante esta Comsaria deberan sugetarse
las obligaciones siguientes, aprobadas por la
Ex INA. Diputacion en- session del dia "a de Fe-
brero liltimo. Puerto Rico de Mario de 1874.
Ell Comisaric, Pablo Ubdrri.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-08
PRECIO DE PASSAGES.
JUGADA DE GALLOS.

Sc prepara en- Barros para los dias 10 10 y 20 del
los aicionados de Morevis, Gales Corozal, Naran-
tito, Sabana del Palmar, Aibonito, Barranquitas,
CoamO Santa Isabel demas pueblos que gusten
favorecerla que al efecto cuenta Jon dispuestos
vaientes antag0nistas, ansiosos de entrar a COM
bate. Animarse c0ncurrir la diversion, que en-.
OOntraran Cuartees para los sOldadOs hospitalidad
= amabilidad innata en- los BarrefOs.
EepgeEo ~ Do s1s7A-VJpiNmV E0EIes. is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-08
HOTEL DEL "UNIVERSO."

FL que suscribe hace presente sus muchosy
Duenos amigos tanto de la Isla, de afuera que
Ienlendo que ausentarse por algun tempo ha toma-
So Gouas las precauciones necesarias para que los
ols que concurren su casa ell Hotel del Uni
bsats ahe que queden oomplaoidos tanto mas que
hasIa aoora para 10 cual queda al frente del esta
uiecinlento D. Onofre Nicolau cuyo buen caracter
"a Ean1aDlndad es va conocido de muchos igualmen
m cha concurrencia Y que oueden satisfechos los
M nMuespedes del hospedaje para que asf reoomienden
el establecimiento q sus amigos.
FusrtO- Rico % de Mario de 1S72-Gabr;el Obrado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-08

Sc venden RarantizadOs instalados los apa-
ratios siguientes:
En- $4,000 un alambique continue de 2 pipas
al dia. En- III 800 un tachO al vapOr muy refor-
zado tOdO de cObre pudendO cOcer medic bo-
coy de azhcar en- Is 20 minutes con vapor di-
rectO Sc vende taMbien una hermosa caldera
multitubular de vapOr con 80 tubos patente de
IL pies de largo y menOs cuarto de diametro.
Mayaguez calle de La COncordia no daran razon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-08
COMISAR1A DE BENEFICENCIA.

En- cumphmiento del acuerdo tornado por la
Excma Diputacion Provincial en- session de 10
de Noviembre ultimo sc cOnvoca para la pro-
vision de la escuela elemental del Asilo de Be-
neticencia. Los Sres. que ID ella deseen hacer
Oposicion deberan atenerse las siguientes ba-
ses acordadas por el claustro de trOfesores y
aprSbadss por la Excma Diputacion Ell session
de "a de Febrero pr0ximo pasado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-08
HOTEL TURCO EN- S. THOMAS

Desde esta fecha, queda por mdtuo Convenio
disuelta la s0ciedad Iriorbehere ca, hacien-
dose cargo el que suscribe de dicho acreditado
Hotel, OfreciendO como de costumbre sus nu
merOsOs amigos parroquianOs de esta, como
de la Isla de Puerto Rico, un esmerado trato
mesa abundante San Thomas Febrero % de
1874.-Grdcidn0 Iri0Ybehere. 6-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-08
e S p Il " O L Il i.

:, Con este tltulo Sc ha alberto una fonda en- Ia
tilo, al lado de ID. Narciso Bibot. Ia cnaI eYnen
dera toda clase de comidas, que las personals de
ouen gusto pueden apetecer asegurando gran
yaIlaclon. Las personals que SO 1ignen honrar
uloIo VI oe0Idoleclmlent0 quedaran satisfechos tan
to por el buen sabor de las ~omidas como nor
Ia ilmpleza, aseo puntualidad de ser servidos
oe despachan tambien bateas domcilio Dor
meses precl0s cOnvencionales
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-08
HOTEL DE LOS VAPORES.
PUERTO-RICO.

FL duefo de este acreditado establecimiento tie
ne el gusto de paticipar los sefores vIageros de
la lsa como Gle fuera que e expresado Hotel IS sin
duda uno de los prlmeros de esta Capital tanto por
la irescura limpeza, de 'us habitaoiones como
das, 10 que partcipo en- Ia seguridad de que ell que
me 1onre con su hospedage, ira satisfecho-Agus-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-08

Conserva el oabello suave lustros,
CohseVa el Craneo tresco agradable.
HRce crecer el cabello egpeso q sfue n.
mace desapaIecer todo gio dc Caspa
Implde premature Canosidad
lmplde prematura Calyicie
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Es M II que da mas fuerza vigor Ill Cranen
's' ~ uAi'0@ p.opaIaolon para el Cabello que es
adaptable para Ia
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