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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-30
A Bold Burglary.

Some time during Wednesday morn
ing some unknown thieves entered the
residence OF Mrs. Golding, corner oil
Royal and Port streets, and robbed her
of one gold necklace, two ladies' breast
pins, gold watch and chain and one
diamond ear ring, all valued at $500.
The jewelry had been left in a casket on
the bureau i'm Mrs. Golding's sleeping
apartment The thieves effected an en-
trance by climbing the post OF the front
gallery, thence through a window that
had been left open.
Officers Evans and Blandin investi-
gated the robbery, and think they will
be able in the course OF few days,
from the information already received,
to succeed i'm bringing the guilty parties
to Justice
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-30
The Death Of Shelley.

Mr.. Richard Edgecumbe writes to the
Times: ''As is we'll known, Shelley,
accompanied by his friend Williams
and a young sailor named Charles Vi
vian, set sail from Leghorn in the
schooner Don Juan, for Lerici, on the
Sth Of July. 1922. Mr.. Trelawny him @
to have accompanied them, but was at
the last moment prevented The day
was intensely hot. Mr.. Trelawny says
there was commotion in the air made
mon ms from the sea- The vessels in
the harbor were all in hurried move
ment, and the tempest soon came crash
ing and glaring in the fury Of thunder,
wind, rain. and lightning over the por'
riaIs, page 1871 The storm appears only
to have lasted about twenty minutes,
during which time Shelley's yacht must
have sunk, for, upon taking survey o.
the ocean on the abatement OF the
~frrrna r was imunaofh1e To -diaf1p,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-30
Corruption Working lis Own Cure.
From the Montgomery hd,ertiser.l

" rom the Montgomery huNtftiSerI
At last the white people of South Car
olina have touched the winning card.
At last, after years OF wandering IN the
promised land There was no hope
so long as "conciliation Of the negro"
was their watchword. Sambo never
did and never will respect men
who cringe before him. He was not
educatedto that sort Of thing, nor will
he ever become accustomed to IT.. He
will respect the man who respects him
self and compels others TO respect him
but for those who cajolc and flatter him,
or who bend the pregnant hinges OF
the knee that thrift may follow fawn-
ing, he enteitains the liveliest con
tempt 1t is his nature and he cannot
help it.
There are certain poisonous medicines
known to the phafmacopGias which are
dangerous only when taken in modera-
ton Larger doses produce vomiting,
and vomiting saves the patient. SO with
the corruption which has 50 long pois-
oncd the body polite Of the Palmetto
State. While il flowed in stinted streams,
the people, accustomed to go from one
degree of forbearance to another, could
find no point more decidedly prominent
than another at which stand could be
made. But the late election Of con
victed felon and felon unconvicted to
two Of the most important Judgeships
of the State has produced a general
spew all over the State, and furnished
the people their long sought vantage
ground on which to make a stand
at once against the swelling tide OF
official corruption and villainy. 1t has
aroused even the most callous to sense
of the common danger. 1t has nerved
for the conflict strong arms which have
never yet stricken a blow for their State
and country. 1t has summoned from
their hiding places all who have not
ssyoted since the war"-a numerous
class who, in all the Southern
States. have for many years ta-
ken narrow and circumscribed
views of their duty to the State. 1t has
clothed the whole State with fierce in
dignation as with q mantle; and unless
we have broadly mistaken the Anglo
Saxon character, it will eventuate in as
thorough cleaning out Of the Augean
Stables in South Carolina, as SINH
lar outrages, some weeks ago, oc-
casioned in Mississippi. Viewed in
this light, the election Of Moses, Whip
per and Wiggin to the Judiciary is d
blessing to South Carolina; but it can
not be denied that it comes in a disguise
as black as hell. 1t opens up the path
OF duty so plainly that no one can mis-,
faka II and ua hr,a1o Tor the -b<,noE- al
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-30
The DE FactO.
From the Carroll watcIiman

j
Every officer throughout the State Of
Louisiana this day holds his commits
sion from W. =. Kellogg, and yet at
least one fourth Of those officers do not
admit nor believe that Kellogg was duly
elected Governor of this State. But
believe, on the contrary, that he holds
his office by virtue Of the interference
of the President Of the United States
nay, they know he holds his preroga-
tive through that source. But he alone
exercises the office of Governor, and is
therefore de fnctO Governor OF Louisi-
ana. Being de fdctO Governor, the
courts will not recognize any commits
sion for office but his. Hence, il would
be mere folly to attempt to exercise any
functions without commission from
Kellogg. To receive itand act under it,
under those circumstances, is only the
part Of wisdom, and cannot be con
strued to mean that the person holding
it recognizes. Kellogg as de j,,re Gov
ernor.
As to having any hope that McEnery
would be allowed to act as Governor OF
this State. this term, it would be folly to
entertain it for moment. When Grant
lent his aid first to install Kellogg into
office, he meant to keep him there.
McEnery's militia on the I4th OF Sep
tember, 1874, drove Kellogg from the
State House and wiped out every YES
tige OF his power; and yet Grant put
him back.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-30
SPECIAL DISPATCH.
The Elgee Cotton Case
ygW ORLEANS WHISKY RING TO Bt
INVESTIGATED.
slpausker Says That West Is a Senate.
rial Fraud.
YINcHBACK THREATENS TO RESIGN
THE LOUISIANA QUESTION.

lspeeial 10 the n. n. Democrat
W.suISsroS, Dec. ~. The Elgee cot
,ou ease. decided some months ago IN
,.yor of Public Administrator Tom
Parker Withers, Of New York. being
the renl beneficiary to the amount of
suo.UD. Is about 10 roopened ysthc
Goyernment. II Is said that papers are
l. hand 90 show that tho cotton be-
louued TO the Confederate Government.
A thorough investigation Of the wbis
ky ring in Now Orleans Is IN prospect.
The Department is advised that some
one OF It's subordiDates in that city is
giving Information to the ring. Federal
officials generally aud state officers. in
cIuding Kellogg, are involved.
West left here IN great trepdation he
fears An examination into the manner
81 his election. His letter from Cincin-
nntI 10 friend here shows his alarm.
Molajre, one OF his employees. says he
has Vests death warrant In his pocket.
Sloanaker has gone back on West and
SAYS he Is Senatorial fraud.
Ptnchback, IN an address 10 the Sena-
tors, says that. while yielding nothing
In defense of either his party or race,
nc recognizes his obligations as u citi-
zen Of louisiana, embracing both party
and race, as supreme, and he can no
longer deprive, seemingly, tho common
wealth Of her constitutional represents
ton in tho United States Senate. In other
words, II the Senate does not definitely
act on his case. he will resign and give
tho people an opportunity To elect his
successor.
Col. W. M. Levy has written an elab-
crate and able letter explaining the
Louisiana question as IL now stands be-
fore Congress. IL will be submitted to
the State Convention and should guide
II in It's deliberations and resolutions. =
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-30
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dee. 29.-Intcrnal rcvc
nue. receipts to-day. $27a,377 ~; Gus
toms $3Oo, ,6Si ~. The amount Of ma
tional bank notes received at the Treas
ury to-day 7 " redemption aggregated
t5eS,O56
The statement which has been tele
graphed about the country, that Gen
Cowen will be removed from Office on
the first OF January, Is positively de.
MED.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20. The following
telegram has been received:
JACKSON, MISS, Dec. "a.
D. D. Pratt. Com. Int. Revenue. Washington:
Sir-My Deputy, W. b. Redmond, has
been driven from his official home and
from county to county in his division,
while discharging his official duties, 10y
armed bodies, who publicly defy the
authority OF the United States and
threaten 70 resist It, Redmond can
discharge his duties without military
assistance. Instruct me In the premises.
(Signed) M. SHAUGHNEssy.
Collector.
In response to the above the Commis-
sioner sent the following dispatch:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. }
Office internal Revenue, I
Washington, Dec. "a, 1875. !,
n shaughnessv. Collector Jackson. Miss
Is your evidence positive Of Red
monds obstruction and pursuit by
armed bodies and how numerous are
they and what amount Of force do you
require
tSigned) ID. ID. PRATT.
Commissioner.
To the above the following reply was
received;
JACKSON, Miss. Dec. 2S, 1876.
Dn Pratt. Com In,crnuIRevcnuc. Washington
1he evidence is positive that Red
inond was notified by the Mayor OF
summit, Pike county, TO leave Mt once,
as ne and the peace officers could not
protect him. Armed bodies, numbering
from nfty to seventy-flve, assert that he
cannot remain In the division Com
missloned officers with twenty-five sol
diers, II stationed at Liberty, Amite
county, instructed to support him for
sllrty days, OF until the offending par
ues are arrested, would be sufficient.
Iavalry preferred, rs the escort could
accompany him on tour through the
Oad counties and have good effect.
Nlgnedl Nj. SHAuGHNEssY.
Collector
Ahe above correspondence was sent
% the Secretary of the Treasury yester-
DAY, submitted To the President, and
we latter directed the Secretary of Wal
@ order the commanding officer at
Jackson, Miss. to furnish the necessary
military force to protect the internal
Ssenue officers in the performance ol
their duties.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 29.-The following
interesting letter has been received:
San DIEGO, Cal, Dec. II, 1875.
40 Hon. B. II. Bristow. Secretary Of the Treas
ury:
cT-It may not be improper to allude
this letter to troubles on the boun.
Ysry line on the 4th inst. A band OF
@exican bandits, ten in number, at
lacked the Gaskill Brothers at tbeil
iLs9re Le IN Milqualtay. Both or the Gas
Ills were wounded, one, it is feared
mieSlly. The Gaskills killed one OF tht
s s.GDers. and 1t appears, wounded three
- = l0ur others. The bandits robbed the
ySo ot everything valuable. They alse
tne same time robbed three otheI
3n fhe Vicinity, Rnd shot one D
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-30

against 1t In such thunder tones that IL
shall not occur again. In 1876 Louisi-
ana must and will have her duly elected
officers. II Republicans are elected, let
them be installed; II Democrats, they
must be.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-30
TELEGRAPHIC.
Latest Intelligence from all Points.

By the Southern and Atlantic Telegraph
Company.
OMce, Corner. Grarie. and Carondelet streets.
JOHN u. LAFITTE. President.
T. LELoUP. Manager.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-30

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 26-The stories to the
effect that the President intended to
pardon Ex-Supervisor Mcdonald and
Ex- Revenue Agent Joyce, are stated to
be positively without foundation. Joyce
has never made any application for
pardon, as has been alleged.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. 29.-Jones F.
Brown, Of Minneapolis, arrested for
operating In crooked whisky, was be-
fore U. s. Commissioner Cardozo yes
terday. His case was postponed for .
week Government officials have pos
session Of his establishment, which is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-12
Libros.

n En- la 1mprentay Liberia de Sancerrit Fortaeza
q, nay DO yenta los siguentes:
adOsds Anatomia descriptive, con fguras inter-
OaadAs en,sl textos por Ph. G. 6appey, tomOs en-
pasta sspan0la 500
Irasado Histories practice de La Stills, pOr j.
A@ncereaux, tomo pasta espanoa SIS.
1ratsd0 de las enfermedades venereas sn trata-
1leno homsopkticO, pOr Leon Simon hijo, tomo ho-
Iratado mst6dico pr6ctico de materia m6dca y de
ApAetisa, fdndado en- la ley de los seineantes por
Aspanet, tomos $4 so. i
somo 81.
H5isns del masrimonio, por Monlau, tOmo holan.
aesa encuadernado 50 SO.
ne tea S.
!, cliuoa mddica del DR.. santsrO, tOmOs holandesa
). Esudios generates practcOs sobre la tisis por NJ
fidonx, tomo So so
Atlas dc anasomia guirdrgica, por Bsreaud adorna-
10 con preclosas laminas, / tonO SIS.
IGNORES completes dc Lord Byron, traduites Dor
BENJAMIN Laroche, tomos holandesa SO So
So 50
Cartas trascendentalss de Castro Ssrrano 1. q
Aeris, tome -. SIS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-12
Oh, al anuncio.

En- e acreditsdo establecimiento la "F1or de Borin-
qusn fente los 'Precios Fjos acaban de recibir un
variado surtdo de provsones de odas cases como 10
son In acredtada danGsa en- boellas enteras
edas; dem pottes; vino egftimo de Torino en- bote-
Has ymedias; mantequilla leglma danesa latas de
dos bras frutas cristalizadas frascos eaiitass
Ell legltmO Anisete de Burdes icores del Padre Ker
man. San Vicente Paul; Crema de Cacao Ia Vainilla
leg1tmo vino de Burdens, botellas medias legitmo
champagne de la acreditada fabrica de la Viuda de
Clieao Redsi leeltnse bs>ay cajss "
garrafones; aceitunas reenas gordaes petipuas
jamon, mantequilla al natural Moradilla eftima de
Bologna; Gran surtido de gallettas en- catas por
bras, esparragos, setas pimentos, datiles
tic 1os ditices de ennmerar todo pracos m6dicos-
Pablo Ear Id
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INTERESA.
SASTRERIA De PRAVIA,
CAPITAL.

81 que suscribe, dueIo de este antique establecimeo
to sito la celle de San Francisco nfmero Al hac
saber al publico On general constates favors.
cedores eu particular, que de hoy en- sdelante hace
una notable rebaa en- los preCos de hechura de
las ae fopa que Sc e encarguen, promeendo Ia vez
satisacer los exigentes caprichos de- Ia moda ar
ignal preco al que otrOs establesimientos de lus Is
hagan -, =
oirece tamben pOr un precio m6dico, cortar toda
case De prendas de vestuaro ya sean aquelas de drill
easmif otro genero asi como las de unifsrme nara
militares, garantizando los que gusten avoreerlo
con q pago del vaor de tea ii Ell lrabsoquese IL con-
Dc resultase defsclgasO pOr tsltas del corte.
PgsFso- Rico De Agosle de- ls7b,-Jas6 Diss Me-
@
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GIRODE LETRAS.

B. Borr&s y Hermanos, del Conner
clio dc esta Plaza, giran sobro Alicafl.
te, Aviles, Barcelona, Bilbao,5 C6dis,
Caldas de Reyes, Corcubioo, Co :.
rufia, Ferrol, Gijon, Habana. Lugo,
Madrid, Malaga, Mondonedo, Ofen i
SO, Oviedo, Palma de Mallorca, Pa
dron, Pontevedra, Rivadeo. San Sc
bastian, Santander, Santiago, Sevilla,,
Tarragons, Tuy, ValladoIid, Vslens'
cia, Vigo, Villagarcia, Vivero, y Zara-
goxa.--San Juan de Puerto Rico 3 de
Mayo de 1875.-Fortalexa, 23i
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COLEGIO Dr. Ia CONCEPTION,
Gale de San Justo ndmero SO.

Deseando promover 81 adeanto de mis- educantios
no omo gasto nj sacrclo para introducir en- mi esta
becimiento ds instruction cuantas meioras reclamar
los adeantos modernos; asi pues, tengo ell gusto de
manitestar los seores padres de familia que desd
ell 1o de los corrente ha alberto una case de Dbu
10 natural de as7 las de la manana clase de Ma.
temAtcas de 8de la noche ademas de las cases d,
IeneduIla de libros, Geograffa ia, que Sc dan sir
exlglr nInguna aumento ell estipendio
I'll establecmiento cllenta con tres nrofesores ma
ra la clase de primara, la esposa del que suscribe
para La de parvuos par las clases de adorno cuenta
con protesores acreditados los dferentes ramos.
Cada trmestre Sc dan examenes, los cuales invita-
los senores padres de famiia Dor medic de este ne
ri6dico. oS'o r.
se admiten pupilos y media pension precios muy
Fara mas pormenOres drigirse al professor one sus-
crloe'-Fuerto klco Julio l6 de 1875.-Francisco Cor
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Giro de Letras.
Gale de San Francisco n6m. "a.


Francisco Daston a q, 10 efsct6a On todsa
cantidades que no bajen dc Is pesos cortos dias
vista sobrs los sguientes puntos.
Madrid, Albaeete, Alburquerqus, Alcazsr de San
Juan, Alcoy, Alicante, Almeria, Arsuda. de Duere.
ArsnJuez, Arens de Mar, Arnedo, Ateca, Avia. Avi-
les, Badajoz. Barcelona, Bilbao Bnrgos, Belmonss.
Caceres, Cadis CalahOrra Calatsyud, Caitagena Ca
tellon de la Plana, Ciudad Real, C6rdova. Coruia.
Cuenca Candamo, Cangas de s0nis, Cangas do TineO.
CastrOpoL COlunga, Cndillero, Don Benito. EOiia.
Ferrol, Gerona, Gijon Granada, Gaadaisjara Grsdo.
Haro, Huelva, Huesca, In6esto, Jssn, Jerex. Leon.
Lerida, Linares. Logrono, Lorca, Lugo, Iastrsss
Luarca, Llanes, Navia, Malaga, Manzansres. Medina
del Campo, Merida MurCia, Olivensa, orense. OWE
dO' PalenOia Palma de hallOrca, Pamplona, Psharan.
da, Pontevedra, Puenteareas, Przvia Pola de Iana.
POa de sero Reus, RivadeselIa, Sabadell alss, Sas
manca, Santa Cruz de Tensrife (Canarias) San FsIi
de Guixos, San Sebastian, Santander Santiago dc Ga
cia, Segovia, Sevilla Sora, Tanagona, Toledo. Tor
rslaguna, Truglo, Tudela, Valencia, Valladolid VICE.
Villanueva Geltrd, ViOris, zatra, ZamOra , Zaras
gosa. -
San Juan de Puerto-1sico 2l Dc JUNO de- ls7S.--
Francisco Bast0n Il G. - u =
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CIGARRILLOS.
Mr.. Adrien Cordiglia,
FOT0GRAFO Y HHLIOGaAFO
de s. IL, el Enwerador Mdaim1ianO.

de L6ndres, Paris, dtmamente en- Barcelona, sien.
inventor del nusve sistema CORDlGLIA-TIPO y
premiado varias exposicionos por el relieve per-
eccion de retraos Mr.. CordgG tiene ell honor de
ofrecerse al p6blico de Capital la caHe de San
JustO, ndiptro 30, en cuya entrada hay una uueva
grande exposition de todas cases tamanos
vistos esta poblacion para que las persouas
de buen gustO intelgentes puedan jazgar 6ntes de
retratarse.
AR. Cordiglsa tras una nueva naquna para que las
reproducciones de los rstratos pequefos puedan au-
mentafse hasta e tamao natural, Ultima perfection
Sc fotogra6a con Sol sin 81, dssde las y de la
llama hasta la de ls tarde
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Velas de Cera.

Ell que suscribe s6ciO de Ia extinguda sociedad G.
Otero CO fundador hoy dueno de la acreditada IA
brca do velas de estabecids la sae de la For
aleaa esquina la de RTanca, pone en- cunocianicnto
de numerosos Constantes favorecedores DIS
esa Capital de todOs los puebl0s de la Isa ha-
berse trasadadO la Gale de San Fran sco nfimero
81 frente la Capila ofreciendoles una vez que
elecutar6 con pronttud posibles todos
tos encargOs conen 10 concernierte indus
tria por dsdicarse exclusvamente 4 ella.
En- este establecimiento se encuentran veas de to-
dos tamanos Sc fabrican al gusto del comprador
Las hay tambien sdornsdas ramos flores de
la misma cera preciOs m6dicos convenciOnalss.--
Puerto -RigO JUNO 81 de 1675:--Gabriel Otero.
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llsslgnGia del EHeno. lyulIangnte
De la CAPITAL.

El dia IL del entrante mes de Octubre las de Ia
mafans dara priacpio Ia exhumacion de los eadave-
res que encuenran depositados en- !os nichos que
sxiaten el CementeriO de esta Capital alquilados
pOr partculares cuyo arrendamiento haya vencido Y
e hace pdblicO fin de que las personas que deseen
renoyar dcho arrendamientO consignen en- la DEPOSIT
aria de foadOs municpales los derechos correspon-
dsntes per 81 ndmero de que gusten en- la inte,
IgnCia de que yencido dicho pazo SO llevala cabo
Ia sxhumaciOn de los cad6veres que encuentran en-
nichOs cuyo arriendo no haya removable.
Al pIOpiO tempo y con 81 fin de evitar reclamacio.
nes tOdas las personas que tengan coloca las &pdas
ben sean de mzrmol de otra case en- los panteones
cuyOs cad6veres han de exhumarse deben hacerse
cargo de ellOs sl nsno da en- que Sc veriique d.
ehO aete.
PuertO-Rico, Setiembre 10 de 1875.--Taldes. 5-s
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"El Porveni1.
A. LLANERAS Y VINAS.
Sl.--San FranciscO.-Sl
PUERTO RICO.

Por los fltimos vapores espanol francSs se ha re-.
cbido en- este estabecimento una gran actura de
canclas que ofrecemos al pdblico precios m6dcos
entire los cuaes enumeramos los sgentes por ser una
verdadera quemazon; calzado para hombre de 20
les "a; marroquines Ros de $l1 IL baquetas
de Il ga paraguas de 20 rsales 50; paiiueos de
mano de reales $50; sonbreros de panama de 81 &
%; idem de lana de todas cases reales & 81: sna
guas camsas bordadas para senOras nnos botas pa
ra senoras de IL reaes S.; efsctos militares ga Il.
los Sres. comercianfes del campo se les hara una
gran rebaja para las ventas al por mayor.-Puerto-
Ricoy Agosto "a de 1876.
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Sc alquilan.

Los altos de la nGmero As, Gale de San Sebas-
tian Ell los que acaban de hacerse reparacones que
son recomendabes por capacdad, ventilacion bue-
nas vlstas escaso n1mero de mquinos en- la plan
ia baja.
Ell que desee verlos puede tomar este obieto la
lave en- la casa nmero so de dicha calle drg iendo
Sc para tratar del preco de aquiler demas condcio-
nes, al administrator de dioha nca, cae de Tetuan
numero 81 2-3
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De San Thomas a la Capital,
jose Hernaiz,

LA Villa de Bilbao, participa al publico general
que bordo de la corbeta espanoa "Rio de la Plata"
procedente de Liverpool acaba de importar un extern
bien surtido cargamento de mercancas las cua-
les orece expender precios sumamente equitativos
Lo mismo partcipa tambien los Sres. comerciantes
de la Isla, qnienes encontraran en- almacen gran
yariedad de objetos buenos y baratos comprados en-
los princpales mercados extranjeros la epoca de
mayor baja que hasta el dia Sc ha conoc1o.
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AN UNCIO.

81 cOnocido sscnltOr d. SAlviO BrfIias. de cy6a Ira
baIos en MADEIRA tanto ha Ocupado en- amos anter
res Ia prensa de esta Capital ha vueIto abrir "a tar
de escnura, pintura, dorado fabrica dc espeiv. e
IL Gale ds La FOrtaleza mum. dOnds 70 orece fIss
tradO p6blicO de toda la Isla
ksstaura les espaios que sst6u en- NAL sstado.
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ANUNCIOS DIVRRSOS.
r Q tratos
DE s. M. Ell REY,
PyopiOs para las Escaelas q Ayun-
tGnsient0s.
GRAN REBAJA!

las msOres y vsrdaderOs retratos de s. N. ell Req
n IIonso XII, encuentran de vsnta en- la Impren-
!. dd BOLETIN los precios siguienles:
ino al des, de una vara de largo por cuartas de
spObo de cusrpo enteros vestde de Captain General
' hechO en- Madrid, con bonto marco; que vale
SlOO SO d en- so.
Uns de litograha iluminado del mismo tamano oe
40 en- 80.
90 de SIS en- H.
Yarios dsn con 81 marco un POGO mas estrecho de
tl2 en- TO- r.
Del mismo tamaio en- litograKa, la sstampa sola
ds4543.
Idsm mas pequefos de $36A1 so.
So rsmiten t0dOs los puertos de la Isla abenando
81 aste.
Qaedan muy pocos. Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-12
y. TOMAS RAYA.

DuulUf en- jdrlsprudensia, Abogado de los Tribuna-
les Auditor honoraro de guerra, ha establscdo 81
esto enios altos de Ia casa calie de nstO ntme-
10 3 Al lado del Consulad0 Brit4nco donde otrece
aus servicios profenienaes aus n1merosOs amigos dc
essa Isla deas personas que quieFan hoararls con-
faadole spa aeunk0ss Ess Nk
PssgsgRise. sstsaels Il lNsA 3-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-12
Giro de Letras,

Sobre Cadiz, Sevilla, Madrid, Barcelona, Malaga.
Coruna, Santander, San Sebastian Valencia, por
candadss de $25 en- adelante corta vista Oraa los
que suscriben. -
Puerto Rico 16 de Fsbrsro de 1s75.--Iriarts, Her.
name de Carscena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-12
Sc Yende 8 arrienda

Ia estanca San Francisco sita en- eI barrio de Saba
ma Seca en- Toabaja Dara noticias recibiTa prOpo.
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