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JET PALACE.

Ladies, take notice that the finest line
in black garnet goods, consisting of pins,
earrings, hair ornaments, necklaces,
etc., has just arrived.
L guarantee black ga7aets to outIast
and excel in beauty and brilliancy any,
thing ever worn in fancy jewelry.
Above goods, also all other jet jew
elry bought at this establishment will.
as usual, be repaired free of charge,
ROLsCr,urp I'd
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NOTICE.

I'LL .AdUertiSing Bills after this
date, for amounts less than FiUe
Dollars, must be paid for before
insertion. This RUE UiU be
strictly adhered to.
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The North markethouoe, on Poplar
street, has been very much improved of
late, and now affords most varied sun-
ply Of vegetables, game, turkeys, dressed
chickens, fresh beef, dressed turkeys,
etc. Persons who wish to find any and
everything that can be desired, at most
reasonable prices, should visit the Poplar
street market, which is a credit to Men,
phis.
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Beaded lsces, Zoe to 35c.
Beaded gimps, Zoe, 15c, 25c.
Rich beaded belts, 75c.
Rich fringed beaded belts, 81 25 to 81.
Beaded collarettes, 81 % to 81.
Beaded betting, silk and elastic vel
vet betting in great variety, and cheaper
than elsewhere.
Constant receipt of new novelties
US, for want of room, to sell
goods at half the price charged in other
houses.
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During recent trial or comparison
of ordinary baking powders in New York,
with DOoley's Yeast Powders, 1t was shown
conclustvely that better results were attained
with from one-hslf to two-thirds the quanti-
ty of the latter, than with any other in mar
ket. The secret Of the success lies in the care
with which Dooley's Yeast Powder is pre-
pared, and its entire freedom from substances
that are injurious TO the system.
we challenge comparison at any and all
times. The verdict of the consumer is ALWAYS
in our favor. For sale by all grOcers.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

At240 Main street, corner of jefferson,
we are in receipt Of new and beautiful
line of boys and children's clothing, at
figures never before equaled in Mem
phis. Call early and secure a suit for
your boy before they are all sold.
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READl READ! READ,

Just received, large line of Talms
and cape overcoats from recent bank
rupt sale in the east at figures never be-
fore equaled in the city. To be convinced.
call at Julius Behr & Co.'s, 24O Main
street, corner of Jefferson street,
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directing the mayor to advertise for bids
to build bridge on Adams street, over
the bayou, was adopted.
The council took recess and eau
cussed half an hour with the board of
aldermen relative to the election OF reg
listers.
PETITION CONQUERED IN.
The council concurred with the board
in relation TO the petition OF Sturla,
Meacham & Co., with the provision that
the work be done within thirty days.
The ordinance relative to fraudulent
registration passed its first reading, but
a motion to suspend the rules was lost.
After recess of one hour, the council
adjourned to seven o'clock tonight.
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From the number of workmen being
discharged from eastern factories and
workshops, it seems that the enforce
ment act is being violated by the other
side few.
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Cents Furnishing Goods Reduced.

s fine white shirts for $40 so.
8 super white shirts for So,
. extra fine white shirts for SIS.
Also, gents merino and Shaker uu.
tdetshirts, scarfs and ties, British half
hose, merino half-hose. reduced, at
MENKEN BROTHERS.
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EXPOSITION RAIL-.
s2O and a22 nsin street.

The greatest bargains in gents UNDER
wear ever offered in the city, at 24O
Main, corner Jefferson street.
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DOWN GOES THE PRICE.

The cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city Is at 24B Sc
cond street. HANSON &VATEFR
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THE MEMPHIS STEAM DYFING

Good Norfolk oysters at thirty-five
cents per can, at J. A. SIGNAIGO'S,
28Second and los Main streets.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

A GENUINE Scotch cashmere suit for
Sl3 so, former value $50, 240 Main street.
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LIVINGSTON 4 COMPANY,
BON EsTIC AND FOREIGN BANKERS,
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.

Conservatively organized for doing
the business of out-of-tOwn banks, bankers,
Usual interest allowed on daily balances
Collections made and promptly RENTED
pal citleS of Europe.
LIVINGSTON, NEWBERN q CO.,
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LEUBRIE BROS,

G REAT SALE OF SHAwLS
sHAwLs!
SHAWLS!
SHAwBS!
Large stock just received from bank
rupt auction.
Large double-shawls, 81, 81 %.
Reversible striped Ottoman, 81 so,
81 rs.
Beautiful heavy Ottoman, 81 so, So so.
Elegant French wool, 81 to S..
Very choice patterns, and worth dou-
BILE the price.
LEUBRIR BROS.
CLoAKs!
CLOAKS!
CLOAKSi
Very large assortment in French bea-
Yer, sealskins, ETC.,
s. rs to $25,
Selling very rapidly, and best bargains
offered in this city.
OPERA FLANNEL SACKS
Csc, 75c, 81, 81 50.
Ladies', misses and children's ele-
gantly braided and richly trimmed
HOODS, INFANTS CLOAKs, ETC,
French merino, satin trimmed. Larg-
est assortment and lowest prices in the
city.
SLEEVELESS SACKS,
BEADED SACKS,
Elegant styles, and very cheap.
LEUBRIE BROS.
CORSETS! CORSETS! CORSETS! |
Good corsets, 40c.
Fine corsets, 75c to 81.
Embroidered, 81 % to s..
Best goods for the price ever before Of
cred.
SROESl SHOES! SHOES!
Well selected stock.
LADIES',
MISSES,
CHILDREN's,
Best qualities and make; ten per cent.
hove cost.
LEUBRIE BROS.
KID GLOVES! KID GLOVES!
Assortment again full, and prices still
over:
35e.
Two-button, SOC TO 75c.
Three-button, SOC to 81.
Best qualities; all colors.
OUR SPECIALITY:
Undressed kid, two-button, 35c.
LEUBRIK BROS.
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Establishment, 81 Madison street, Is
open for the fall season. Best work. at prices
TO suit the times.
B.A HOLLENBERG, Proprietor.
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SO to $1,000 invested in stocks and gold
pays 200 per ct. month. Send for particulars,
Tumbrldge Co, Bankers, 2 Wall St. N. Y.
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THE cheapest children's suits in Men,
phis at 240 Main street, corner Jefferson
street.
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LEUBRIE BROS,
ATTENTION,

CHILDREN's cape overcoats for SIS,
worth SO, at 240 Main street, corner
Jefferson street.
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FRENCH s1rK nrrrrurn.n

FRENCH SILK NECKWEAR.
Grandest assortment of ladies' dress
and evening ties,
15c, zoe, zoe, 4Oc, soc.
Rich fringed and embroidered ties and
scarfs, very low.
Cachemere broehe scarfs, 40c.
LEUBREE BROS.
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Observation-Disclosures

IF you want hydrant, street-washer,
or plumbing OF any kind, Won can GET Al FL
brownies, 10 Jefferson street where Won are
sure to be suited in STYLE and nrica
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Go TO Leddin's Business College.

SPECIAL prices in shades this week;
new patterns just opening.
BRYSoN & CAMP.
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NEW designs in parlor furniture, now
opening at very low prices.
BRYsON q CAMP.
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ATTENTION of merchants is directed
to an advertisement in to-day's paper
from the board Of underwriters.
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STURLA, 337 Main street, supplies
families with oysters by the can.
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LIGHT-coLoRED French cashmere
pants for S. at $40 Main street, corner
Jefferson street.
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FRESH OYSTERS received daily at Vim
cent Botto's, 1874 Front street.
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SPECIAL prices in carpets this week;
new goods just In. BBYsoN & CAMP.
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LEUBRIR BROS.

offer splendid bargains the Coming
Week.
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PARIS MILLINERY.

Everything Warranted as Advertised.
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ATTEND Robertson's Business College;
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OYSTERS by the can at STURLA's, 3S7
Main street.
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]. h. BROWN, ]. @. ALEXANDER
Coahoms county, Mis-,
BROWN & ALEXANDER.
COTTON FACTORS
AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

RoeR no. 10 EagHOtfa Block. corner
Union and Front Streets.
DONSIGEMENTB solicited. Orders for an
~ kinds OF merchandise, machinery. TVsg-
cns, etc., accompanied with cash or osty ae
ceptance, VIII receive careful personal aften.
ton. Al consignments to rs and goods an nei
by us, covered by our open poiicycl fDsurEncs
unless otherwise instructed. REFER nv rer
mission, 20 German National Bank. tyS
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FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

NEURn.-The instantaneous cure for
AeslrqkQid. Geo. ". Jones 4 Co keen Il
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CABANAS CIGARS, sc EACH.
H. Esch, go Second, opp. Court Square

FLOWERS, in splendid display, at
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First Circuit COurt-Judge HeisEeIl.

CALL at $40 Main aud get S25 suit
for So,
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RULES AND REGULATIONS.

strict order viii be enforced, and the Man
8gers VIII endeavor 10 make this the Grand
BAH OF the season.
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FOR VICKsBOR0-

AenapnAs aud 81. LOUts Packet COuaauv
U. y. Mail Line.
tor helenaY Ch1cOt, Greenviile. yicksbur0.
and Way Landfngs q
steamer CAPITAL CITY,
Jas. One master 2 81 =
Leaves THIS DAY, Nov. 18th, at 5 p.m.
O.. AD. STORM,
SapL Mississippl River Elevator Company
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RULES AND REGULATIONS.
The galleries viii be reserved for spectators
not in mask until II O'Clock. Up 20 this time
no maskerz viii be zllOwed in that portion of
the building.
Until the same hour no person not in mask
viii be allowed on the main floor
No unmssking will be required.
No weapons or arms OF any kind will be al
lowed in the building.
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Second ChRneeRy Court - Chancellor
walker.

On account of sickness in his family.
Chancellor Walker was unable to hold
court yesterday, which was adjourned
until this morning.
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fIRAND MAsQUERADE BAIL
EXPOSITION BUILDING,

PROF. ARNOLD'S FULL STRING BAND
mas been engaged for the occasion.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOB CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS

&eEaPhAs and Sc. LOufs Packet CompssF
For Hickman, Columbus, Cairo and ST. Isouis
steamer ST. JOSEPH, H@ =
Sam1 McPheters ....- n1astsr z - -
Leaves THIS DAY, Nov. Nth, at pm.
sup't Mississippi River FleHator sf 49,,
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FOR NEW ORLEANS

Regular Memphis and New Orleans Packet
I0r the season For Vicksburg Natchez
New Orleans and all Way and Bend land
ings, ~ ian u
Str. Belle Lee, -
J. F. Hicks.--naster All. Grissom..........cIerk
Leaves THURSDAY, Nov. 18th, at 4 pm,
Toe steamer Belle Lee viii nav particnlor
attention TO all way and bend business WeT.
cnsnts can rely on the strietest punctuaIitv in
all business entrusted to her care
J. 7. WASHINGTON, Agent.
nOLI No. 10 Madison 81.
Memphis and New Orleans Packet i Fo-
NlcKsDurg, Natchez and New Orleans
Str. Fannie Tatum. sEA
r, Leaves WEDNESDAY Nov 18th, at 4 pm.
For freight or passage, apply 10
j. 1. WASHINGTON. Agt, 10 Madison st.
Memphis and New Orleans Packet-For New
orleans and the Bends-The elegant passen-
ger steamer
Fannie Tatum. sEN
81 master ITatuII1.-..-.- SIe-r
" III leave as above, WEDNESDAY, Nov.
18th, al d m. Apply TO
4. W. Ll6HTBURNE,s up't, Is Madison st.
FOR NEW ORLEANS AND THE BENDS
The steamer
Fannie Tatum, sEn
VIII leave as above, WEDNESDAY, Nov. |
stsi at p m. For freight or passage, apply TO /
GLENN & NINSON, Agents,
nONI1 Wharf boat, foot Court St
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FOR SALE.

IAUSAGE, ETC.-Pure pork sausage, head
y cheese, spare ribs, fresh lard OF our own
make, fresh meals. B. p. SMITH q CO.,
uONl0 No 1913 POnlar st
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M. G. Kennedy's petition for reduc-
ton Of assessment was referred. E. g.
Forests petition was referred to the
police board.
FIRE COMMITTEES CONCENTRATIONS.
A communication relative to the ac-
ton Of the fire committee in the con-
domination Of certain houses was re-
ceived.
Councilman luther moved that uaII
the portion OF the properties not con-
Cured In by the city engineer be referred
again TO the committee.
On motion the committees report was
adopted.
BIDS FoR THE ADAMs-sTREET BRIDGE.
A resolution, by Councilman Camp. |
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ADJUSTMENTS.

aAEMPHIs TBEATER-
"a w nANFY PROPRIETOR
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-27

Nos ha entregado ell Sr d. Silverio
Gallardo 81 para la familia Guasp.
El Sr. ID. Manuel Garcia de Quevedo,
de AnaSco, con una actlvldad que
honra mucho sus benGvolos senti-
mientos ha coectado no solo los 10
pesos de que va dimos cuenta a nues-
tros lectores sino s mas de los sefio-
res sigulentes:
Cura pirroco, Pbro. D. Rafael Con
zalez 81, Admin strador de Correos,
d. Juan b Lopez l, d. Felipe Itur-
rino /, ID Jose Vega 80 centavos,
ID. Francisco Pagan so, d. Herber-
to Llamas 80, d. Manuel A. Guzman
80, ID Jose Montoya Basllis 80 ID.
Gregorio Nogueras so, ID. Jose r.
Llamas 80, ID. jose G.. Llamas 80,
ID. Ramon Irisarri 80, y ID. Eulog;o
Guzman 80.
De modo que la subscription total
asciende 4 S887-55.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-27

Hace tempo tenemos en- nuestro
poder una carta del professor de Cabo-
rojo D. j. Manuel Arcane Duran que
no hemos insertado por falta de espa-
clio. En- ella dice este senior que nun
ca perteneci6 la francmasonerfa que
81 bien fgur6 en- segunda Inca en- ell
partido reformista 10 hizo creyendole
una colectividad nacional de 6rden;
pero que nj escribi6 contra la patria nj
contra la religion. Ell Sr. Arcane Du-
ran concluye su escrito en- estos pa
tri6ticos terminos:
''Por todo 10 que no 'tengo inconve-
niente alguno como hago, de sus-
cribir que antes como ahora he sido y
soy espanol, one deseo que siempre
me cobije ell glorioso pabellon de Cas-
tilla y que estoy y estare al lado de
los hombres de 6rdcn, del gobierno
que hoy rige los dcstlnos de Espana
y de su Representative en- esta Antilla
ell dignlsimo general SAM cuya buena
administration carinoso desvelo por
este mi pals soy ell prlmero en- reco-
GER"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-27

Nos escriben de Guayanilla que,
gracias al tacto, recta justicia y ca
racter conciliador del Sr. alcalde D
! Emiliano Villoch "a una amigable
reunion que, convocada por dicha au
toridad local con motive de arbitrar
los medios de reunir recursos para la
fiesta de la Immaculate, no solo todos
los vecinos del pueblo de ambos par
tidos Sc reconciliaron y pronetieron
desterrar de ALI para siempre los an
tagonismos que produjo la malha'lada
polftica sino que Sc acord6 elevar una
respetuosa instancia al Excmo Sr.
Gobernador General pidiendole Sc
dignase levantar ell destierro que es
taban sufriendo en- Vieques algunos
indivfduos de aquel vecindario por
haber insultado, q 10 que parece en-
un momento de irrehexion, al nstitu-
to de los voluntarios S. E., >iempre
clemente y bondadoso. acce.ii6 4 10
que solicit6 ell pueblo de Guayanilia
por conducto de su digno Aicalde, y
actualmente los agraciados viven tran
quilamente en- sus casas arrepent'doS
de su ia ia y en- perfecta ammonia con
los voluntarios y con ell reSto de SUI
convecinos Ellos y sus familias 81
muestran muy agradecidos al seflo
general SAM.
Tambien Sc nos dice que con una {
dos excepciones allf todo ell ayunta
miento y empleados son puerto-rique
| nos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-27
egun vemos en- un documento que pu-

Segun vemos en- un documento que pu-
blica, la Gaceta del "a, la villa dc Ponce
tamhien procedera acto continue cons
truir su acueducto. Ell Gobierno General
ha declarado ell proyecto de utilidad p1-
blica y la Jefatura de obras p6blicas 10
ha aprobado con ciertas modifcaciones.
ASf, pues, no es solo ell de la capital sino
tambien ell acueducto de Ponce ell que SO
llevara a efecto sin perdida dc tempo.
Fclicitamos a ambos ayuntamientos por
sus acuerdos sobre este punto y muy par
ticularmente al Gobierno por su activi-
dad en- el despacho de tan importantes
expedientes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-27

La seccion dc Barros del battalion de
Ponce, ha dado Sl8-75 para los soldados
del battalion de Puerto Rico que Sc mutt
lizaron en- ell balloon del teatro de Maya
gdez, siendo donantes los siguientes Sc
fores:
Teniente, d. Jose Vivas ST.; alferez,
d. Francisco Bou i'd; sargento segun
do, d. Eduardo Delgado i'd; cabo pri-
nero, D. Francisco Moya 25 cts; i'd,
d. Roman Carreras 81; d. Jose Sabine
Arroyo, 4 id d. Elias Bou, so cts; don
Luis Maria Alfaro, 80 i'd; D Miguel
Criado, 80 i'd; d. Jaime Coyra, 25 i'd;
d. Jose Maria Coyra 20 id D. jaime
Nadal, 25 i'd; D. Francisco Amelfer, 25
id; d. Rafael Arroyo, % i'd; D. jaime
Mateu, % i'd; D. Ldcas Colon, 25 i'd;
ID. Juan Ramon Rojas, 81; D. Francisco
Jose Ortiz, % cts
Total que ha dado el citado battalion de
voluutarios S309-57.
Ademas, anade el primer jefe Sr. Ro-
sich, que nos envia estos datos, ell SOL
dado Iicencado Genaro Garcia Lobato,
hoy camarero en- la fonda del Universe,
remiti6 un vigesino dc billete con ell nG
nero 1899 de la bteria extraordinaria de
la Habana, que ha debido celebrarse el
dia 10 del corriente, para que 81 fuese
favorecido por la suerte, SO aplicase el
premio al socorro de los soldados mutt
iizados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-27

ALA pos 10 hasnos sismPos del sehor empc-
sadas -. c2slos de Alsmania, como & dos leguas
Ia vaIa soisA, aIsAha % sobssbia mole un va
suaaosa castillo. naisAA gosico miAd bisantino,
smyus agTiesAdos aaaros caecian discretion Ell
~asxe = aIcapATra, - ssccndian iOdos los
AaA@s lsekasAs - u eemafaA
k@s. sassAiesA qss Aasds tempo inmemorial,
smss ~ l<nnxAha - usigun, ssnia asien,o en- una
AxslA eea.AA smlssaciA dssde "a sorrc de no.
uAsaA<s Ass1s So almsnas dominaba IN radio
- -. j. eaAa IsxaAs Il FedondA.
Ers sgssi sas d. los muehos fragmentos
ass ~. f~.sAa an On EapAha del ssnorio
k@1.l. 81 psAer a. harra cuehillo, de- pendon
eAl1ssa. 80 Il sismpo eAsi reapeta con "a
issswsAlgsAAa. awtxaa - ecnfun1aal sravcs do
L s@e.ms m.ss5.As dsl sssrno aajo = rvasjo de
u. .AsaA-. - - siaAss- IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-27

Por una cnenta que nos remltl6 ell
Sr. Alcalde IT, Juana- -Diaz yemos que
SC ha recogido ALI de una suscripcioa
voIuntaria para reparar eI pequeho
hospital del pueblo >l62-50. han da-
do los renatistas de carnes 500 ha
regala 70 el rematista del alumbrado
Sl00. tai 1858 50. Sc han inverti-
do en- Ia reediticacion del local citado
S309.25 quedando 1925 en- favor
del asilo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-27

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AsAam4 - B#aA4A - AaansAA Asa - - swsa =
aaes1aa rsAA sasa@Ass ss aasr~s A.esa sE Ass
AsAaEA AAaas aaass
~ fassa 49, Ass.e sm AsAas smassws.Aa -
Asas&A@Ass es~wasas = ssssssA Azsas ss@a saAaa
asa saksaas - sasaw i - - - !. saaaas@s
- AsmgnsAsasss ssasasaAaaa#a - = ssaAsH
y AxseAaaAs ak#a na@As Ass EsasAsksssss 4ss
gssa. aA.s MsAsa~s ss4us 4 - sssa.sss ssssss.s
aas4 = essAesas AsAssssss i - q assss
- #asA SsspAaes. tsaAsss4aa sAAss j -
Assx~Asa ssaAs ! Mmaa.s a.aA#aa yss - aAeas
s4aEss - - nnasn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-27

I>os oyentes prepararon aus resPectivos Or
ganos andi,ivos para Ia mas religiosa atencion, y
an respe,ueso silencio sucedio Ia prudente ad-
vertrncia de Ia Lisio~iadoyd.
So ahadiaron unos troneos IL lumbre. Los
easFpos - AprelAron uno contra otro, fernando
una imponesrAbla vAlla al fric, , la abuela emPe-
10 ~ Aissoria en- los siguienses t6rminos:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-27

Y para insertar en- la Gaceta official
y BoLEr1N MERcANT1L, libro la pre-
serte visada por ell Sr. Delegado AL
calde presidente, en- Puerto-Rico a
veinticuatro de diciembre de mil ocho
cientos setenta y cuatro.-Jose Ara
gon, Secretario.-Vo BEL Alcalde,
Taldes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-27

Raundos en- n casa consistorial los
ex propictarios dc escIavos ell "a del
corrlcnte, rrsul,aron elegidos para
soca!es dc la Junta que ia dc hicer
Ia lquidacsoa lie los libcrtos, por los
que poseyeron mayor n1mero dc es