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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Schr Rachel Miller, Boston, to American
Coal Go.
schr A F Kindterg, New Haven, TO Ameri-
can Coal Co.
Schr Jane l. Newton, Norfolk, with loss of
forotopmast, to master.
Schr Emma l. Winsor, loaded for Wash
Schr Rhody Holmes, Boston, to go on tho
ways.
Schr Calvin Harris, light, for Georgetow H..
SAILED.
Steamship John Gibson, New York, by Hooe
Johnston.
Steamer Express, Baltimore, By Jos Broders
& Co.
Schr Annie May, Bridgeport, Conn, by p
Agnew:
Schr Mary Amesden, New London, Conn.,,
by J 2 Agaew
Schr Criterion, Norfolk, Va, by J ? Agnew;
Schr j Moore, Boston, by American Coal
Company.
Schr W Parker, Georgetown, BY master.
Schrs Emma Aery, l. Il Cowparthwate
town.
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.dECTEU.V SdLES.

TXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE, Sc, &c.-As Executor of the late Will
lis Henderson, will Offer for sale, at public
auction, at his late residence, Rybla Valley,
Fairfax county, Va, on thursday, the 18th
day of May, commencing at 10 o'cock, the va,
liable Stock, Farming Implements, Household
and Kitchen Furniture SC, &C., of which the
said willis Henderson died possessed, compris-
ing in part: vslusble Horses, II Mich Cows,
II Young Hogs Wagons, Cart, Ploughs, 2
H.rrows, 10 sets of Wagon and Plough Harness,
/ Threshing Machine, Moving Machine,
of HAY, Oats ard Corn, q lot OF Household and
Kitchen Furniture, SC, &c
Terms of Sale On sums under $50 cash; over
$50 the notes of the purchaser at months, with
anproyed security. &. MASON,
M 2o-td Ex'r. of Willis Henderson, decd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

DEATH OF AN OLD SOLDIER. Mr.. John
Brammell, native and resident of Prince
William county, and soldier in the war of
1872 died on Wednesday last at his home,
near O:ccquau. He was we'll Known to all the
older residents Of the section of country 10 which
he resided.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

Always keep on hand, as delay increases suf-
eriug. If you feel sickness coming upon you,
take a dose of DR.. Bulls Vegetable Pills. They
can do you no harm and may save you from the
sick room. Price % cents.
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AaNEw's Coal WHARF.-During the wn

AGNEW's Coal WHARF. During the WHO
ter MIR. Agnew made great Improvements at bis
coal wharves, the property once kDowo as The
Foundry wharvcs, deepening the
docks and erecting machinery for handling
coal, aud yesterday-as stated 10 the Gazette
of that date in consequence OF the strike Oh
the colored hands employed on his WharVes 10
Georgetown, transferred his whole business TO
this city, where the facilities OF his wharVes
are brought into requisition and aValleu OF,
and where the efforts of the Georgetown strlk
ers to induce the gangs here to join them met
with such signal failure.
The CHAIN GANG. The chain gang has
lately been reinforced, and now has seventeen
members, eleven Of whom are quartered IN the
iail, and six in the work house. Balls aud
chains have been procured for nearly all OF
them and under the command OF Captain Dill
Ion, the force is quite effective and evidences
of its good work are apparent Oh many OF the
streets With good uniform, so as to lessen
the chances of successful escape, the gang could
be made very available during tho coming SUM
mer in keeping the city clean.
F1auT IN A LODGE. --James Shelton and
Henry Johusoo, colored men, were before the
Mayor this morning for marring the harmony
of Lodge meeting iu Marshall Hall, corner
OF k,ng and Henry streets, last night A col
ored lodge was 10 quiet and agreeable work
inp'' order when one of the parties named
made furious ASSAULT upon the other. The
assault was repealed vigorously, and the rest OF
the members were so much excited BY the con-
f ct that but little more work could be ac-
compished during the rest OF the session.
pERsoNAL.-Among the lawyers 10 atten-
dance upon the Circuit Court Of Loudoun couo-
ty, at L.esburg, the following are reported by
the l. udouu Mirror: Gen. Eppa Huoton,
Gen. W. H. Payne, Murray Forbes, James V.
Brooke, Thomas N. Latham, and Channlug
Smith, OF Fauquer; Judge Henry w. Thomas.
Judge r. II. Cockerille, aud Thos. Moore, OF
Fairfax; Judge Chas f. Sinclair, of Prince
William; j ohuJ ohnson, of Alexandria, and Gen.
Jas 81. Williams, of Frederick.
The WEATHER. The weather to day was
delightful again, and everybody who could was
out on the streets or in the gardens enjoying
it. The trees are budding, the flowers bloom
ing, aud the early vegetables growing rapidly
| The farmers and gardeners are busly engaged
in their various occupations, and everything is
putting on its spriug appearance. Accounts
from all quarters are to the effect that the 10
Jury occasioued by the late cold snap is not as
great as has been reported.
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Died ofhis Wounds.

WILKEsBARRE, April 80. -OEhcer Reibsen-
ner who was shot by Coruells yesterday, died
| early this mornlug. s..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

WASHINGTON, April 80, | a. N.
For the Middle States, clear or clearing
weather during the rest of Friday, with south.
west to northwest winds, rising barometer and
stationary or falling temperature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

The great auction sale Of dry goods continue
with Increased interest, from day to day. Tn
best goods reserved for the last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30
LOCAL NEWS.

GEORGETOWN HARBoe, noticing the
ooc,eut to the schooner D. M. Anthony 10
,ba barhor of Georgetown, an account of which
,ras published in the Gazette, the Washington
Star says:
ny from striking rock, as the tugooat Was
tnruing her, preparatory to backlog ner UP 70
no wharf near the Aqueduct, is the cause OF
much regret. 1t seems that the spot chosen
tar ,nrning was too far down and 10 towards
~, ,Is i;,Drretowu shore, where there is a suukcu
.'cL The probable cost of repair to the yes.
.ol i thought to be $1,000. 1t has occasioned
uuch trouble to keep the vessel ahcat at Alex
n,Jr;a so severe was the wrench upon her
aon,re. board, which had been ordered down by
tho csptain Of the tug to facilitate the vessel S
rounding. -,
with respect to the rock on which this
mischief was doue, it ID gbt be opportune to re-
marx that notice Of it was made in last year 8
-anort of the bureau of engineers, with re-.
commeudalion for its removal. An amend
,nent with that view was offered IN the Senate
br Mr.. Hamilton, of Maryland, but on a con-
fsrence on the bill the amendment was stricken
out.
,emnt TO conceal which is futile effort, is the
dangerous condition Of the Georgetown harbor
dangerous from three causes, the existence
If any one Of which would seem TO be su ftclent
"a deter cautious captain from attempting to
each that port, but with all three staring him
n ,ha face the most reckless mariuer should
hardly dare to run the risk The three dangers
ars-frst, the shallow and narrow channel
which commences this side of the Long bridge
and extends all the way to Georgetown ; sec.
oDt, the passage of the Long bridge; and
third, the rocks near the wharves at George.
town, upon one of which the D. NJ Anthony
struck.
The CANAL.-The Cumberland News Of yes
,erday states 10 reference to coal matters that
Mr. German understood the trippage for the
season was fixed at $50 ''all around and that
he was aiming for aud thoughta uniform rate
had been reached. Further that he could not
undertake to establish regulation tor or against
any company; that be established general rules
and that he had understood the American com
pauy and their boatmeu we're willing to load at
$50 and if that was agreed upon no interior,
ence with them would be countenaDccd. LII the
American company loads at $50, one, at least
ofthe booksellers, says he must have $35. II
Ie charges that amount his boat cannot gel
the 81 OS off OF boat toll, which will lead tc
trouble. 1t is understood that arrangements
between Messrs. Walsh & McKaig have beer
perfected for the possession by the canal com
pauy of the basin wharf 1t is reported that
the canal company leases at the rate OF Sl2, OO(
per year, with the right to purchase for Sl44,
GOO
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FIFTY CENTS A POUND.
BURCHELL'S
SPRING LEAF TEA.
FOUR THOUSAND POUNDS NOW COM
ING IN

This Tea is now used in very many families
who heretofore required the best grade of Green
Tea. Its merit is proved by the daily increas-
ING sales. The price is seemingly against it,
being SC low The quality, however, is undou5t-
ed bv those who have ever used it. 1t has been
tasted by ANALYSIS and the solar microscope by
the highest authority, and found to be perfectly
pure in sll respects. :,
Samples will be sent to any one by mail who
would like to try it.
ap 30-lw washington, ~. u
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Obituary.
Weather Probabilities.

New YORK, April 80. Oliver Charlck
formerly Police Commissioner, died to-day. -
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CUMBERLAND CoAE TRADE.-Vessels are

CUMBERLAND CoAE, TRADE.-Vessels are
lying at the wharves Of all the coal agencies 10
this city, either loading with Goa or awaiting
the arrival of boats FROM Cumberland in order
to obtain cargoes and We're the American Com
pany to commence shipping coal by canal at
once, it is supposed that the coal trade OF this
port during the coming season would exceed
that of last year. the Washington Star says:
Canal business is growing beautifully, with
almost Thirty boat departures day from Cum
berland. Two of the coal companies are doing
though that will scarcely last long. The re-
mainder are working pretty nearly up to last
years proportions The Cumberland News
of yesterday says: 'Our report this morning,
of yesterdays shipments Of coal by canal, in,
dictates healthy increase 10 the business. All
the companies accustomed to shipping largely
by canal have begun business excepting the
American, and it is probable that that COM
pauy will shortly resume. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

BALL BROKEN Up.-Between twelve and
one o'clock, last night, while ball was in live
ly progress at the house on north Uuion street,
formerly occupied by Terry Ryan, more re-
Gently by Nsttie Green, acd pow by Madame
Schmidt, two youug canal boatmen giving their
names as james Ray aud John Thompson had
some difficulty with the landlady, and going
into the street in front of the house pulled up
some cobble stones and sent them crashing
through the glass doors into the midst of the
dancers, aud then ran away and hid themselves
upon their boat, where they were found and
arrested at an early hour this morning by the
police, who had been looking for them since
the time of the disturbance. The police had
hurried to the house at the first alarm, but
found nobody there but crowd of scared wo-
men, all the men who had been present having
Iun away at the sight OF the frs, stoue, fearing
either the fate of Nettie Green's victim, or a
night in the station house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

DUILDERS HARDWARE, of every quail
d lty and description. A large stock on
n@n0 O. ~" " ]. T. CREIGHTON s SON,
ap3O S. King street
WAGON MAKERS MATERIALS, En-
w smelled Canvas, Springs, Axles &c.-A
great variety at low prices. ~
]. T. CREIGHTON s. SON,
ap30 IS King street.
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SLEEPY POLICEMEN Lieut.. Smith, of the
police force, while making his rounds night be-
fore last, discovered officer Emanuel Webb,
aud ready man George W. Jones, taking their
rest with their uniform cloaks around them.
They were not standing, leaning against, DOR
sitting upon, their posts, but had retired to q
room 10 the Fayette street depot, and stretch
Ing themselves upon the h)or thereof, we're
enjoying nature sweet restUrer 10 the position
in which that restorer is usually Welcomed Hat
OF their backs, and, it is said, snoring so loudly
that their souorous notes led to their discovery.
Their cases being reported to the Mayor cx-
animation was held before that officer yester-
day afternoon, and as no attempt Was made TO
deny the charge, and as the Corporation laws
having 20 respect for weak flesh, make the
sleeping of a policeman, while on duty, pun
ishable with dismissal, that sentence was pass
ed upon them, and they, from that time, ceased
to be members Of the police force.
SUcIDE.-A track band on the Virginia
Midland Railroad named Scaulon, living near
Warreuton JUNCTION, shot himselfiu the breast
yesterday with shot gun, causing, 1t IS sup
posed, instant death. He had left home q
short time ago with some $500, and 10 one
knew where he had gone. A day or TWO since
he again appeared as suddenly as he had dis
appeared, aud went about his business. Yes
terday at noon he was called to his dinner, but
bis daughtc hearing no response, went to 40
out house and there found him lying dead,
with the discharged gun by his side. 1t is
thought he was laboriug under alteration OF
mind
HATS GOING Down "-One evidently did
this morning. a gentleman upon the A. 4 F.
train from Washington, en- route to the Vlr-
slula Midland connection, southwark. while
passing from one Car to another, lost his
chapeau by an uotimely gust. 1t had two
tickets IN the band. upon the strength OF which
II may be still floating on its through trip to
somewhere down stream. At the Midland
depot, 10 this city, sympathy was excited oy
The ha,less head, aud one gentleman went home
10 procure and send covering for it, but mean
While the Individual bought stray smoking
cap, atfordng sufficient protection to his
'ho" do you spell ".pericranium ?')
CLERICAL CHANGE. Rev. B. A. Mcguire,
president Of Georgetown College aud pastor OF
81; Aloysius church in Washington. has been
relieved from that position and ordered to make
aa,mlsslo1 tour 10 the North aud Northwest.
lie will be succeeded 10 his pastorate by Rev
rather Campiahs, who is said to be one of tie
Iost learned and eloquent of the Order OF
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GIjANAHAN| GUAN0 COMPANY,
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Examine the Analyses WILSON BsmG,e Prof WHITE
eorsls rro l. H. 'H11i' "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-22
Giro de Letras.
Gale de San Francisco nun. "a.

Francisco BaSton q @, 10 efeet6a en- todas
cantidades que 10 bajen de l6 pesos cortos dias
vista sobre los siguientes puntOs. k[
Madrid, Albacete, Albuquerque, Alcazar de San
Juan, Alcoy, Alicante, Almeria, Amanda de Duero,
Araniuez Arens de Mar, Arnedo, Ateca, Avila, Avi-
les, Badajoz, Barcelona, Bilbao B1rgos, BelmOnte,
CGceres, Cadiz Calahorrs Calatayud, Caltagena Cas-
tslon de la Plana, Ciudad Real, C6rdOva, COruna,
Cusnca Candamo, Cangas dc Onis, Cangas de IineO,
Castropol, Colunga, Cudillero, Don BsnitO EcJa,
FerrOI, Corona, Gion, Granada, Guadalaara, GrAdc,
Haro Huelva, Hnesca, Infesto, Jaen, Jerez, Leon,
L@rida, Lnares, LOgronO, LOrcs, LugO, Lastres
Luarca, Llanes, Navia, Malaga, Manzanares, Medina
del Campo, Merida, Murcia, OEvenza, Orense Ovie-
do Paencia, Palma de Mallorca, Pamplona, Penaran-
ds Pontevedra, Puenteareas, Pravia, Pola de Lena,
Pola de Siero Reus, Rivadesella Sabade Salas, Saa
manca, Santa Cruz de Tenerifs (Csnarias) San Feiu
de Guxols, San Sebastian Santander, Santiago de Ga
lica, Segovia Sevilla Sora, Tan agona, Toledo, Tor
rslaguna Trugillo Tudela Valencia, Valladold, Vigo
vilanueva Gsltrd, Vitoria, Zafra, Zamora Zars-
gosa.
Francisco BastOn d G..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-22
Escribanla p1blica.

ntO de San Francisco de esa Capital de once del &C.
tua dctado en- los autos eecutivos segudos por los
Srss Latimer CO contra ID. Justo del Rivero en-
cObro de pesos, ha dispuesto sacar nuevamente 4
pdblca subasta la hacienda Mercedes de la propie-
dad del eecntadc radicada la jurisdiction de la Ca
rona retasada la snma de vente un mil quiuien-
noventa cuatro pesos, sefaandose para que ten
"a efecto Ell acto simultaneamente en- Ell Juzgado de
De prmera instancia el de Paz de la Carolina Ell
da ses de Octubre pr6imo entrante de dos tres de
Ia tarde. para conocmiento general concurrencia
de ictadores fla 81 presente Puerto Rico GUM
&C de Setiambre de mil Ochocientos setenta cinco
MauEicio Guerra 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-22
BOLETID| MERCADTIL
DE PUERTO-RICO.
ORGANO Dc L02 B8PANOLRg SIN CONDICIONRs.
4 las Juntas 6ksteig De Ia ISa

Viendome en- la necesidad de au-
sentarme de la Isla por algunos meses
y teniendo preparada una buena exis-
tencia de fuegos artifciales bien sur
tida, y que tanta aceptac;on han te-
nido; los Sres de la Junta de festejos
de los pueblos de la Isla pueden di-
rigirse en- esta & d. Federico Basora,
dueno de la farmacia "Suana", g & D.
Alexandra Besosa, quienes quedan en-
cargados de SUI realizacion.-Mayan
guez Z de Agosto de 1875.-Jua-
MagdaIeno 7-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-22
Oh, al anuncio.

En- 81 acredtsdo establecimiento la "For de Borin-
qusn" frente los "Precos Fos acaban de recibir
varadO surdO de provisOues de todas cases como 10
la acreditads danesa en- botellas
medae idem pottes vino legtimo de TorinO, en- bote-
Has medas mantequila egftima danesa, latss de una
dos libras; fruas cristazadas frascos eajitass
el egtmo Anisete de Burdeus licores del Padre Ker
man, San Vicente Paul; Crema de Cacao la Vanilla;
legftimo vino de Burdens, botellss medias; legimo
Champagne de la acreditada fabrica de la Viuda de
ClicuO Rode; legftmo brandy Hernesss, EN- cajas y
garrafones; aceitunas rsenas gordales petpuas
amon mantequilla al natural Mortadilla ejltima de
Bologna; Gran surtido de gallettas en- catas por
hbras, ssparrages setas pimentOs, dAtles otros
tic llos difiess de snumsrar todo pracOs m6dicos
Pablo Ear 3-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-22
Velas de Cera.

Ell que suscribe s6cio de la extinguida sociedad G
Otero ca fundadory hoy duenO de la acreditada ia
brica de veas de estabecda la ealle de La For
taeza esquina la de laTanca, pone en- conocimicnto
de sus numerosOs constantes avOrecedores tanto de
esta Capital como de sodos los pueblos de la Isa ha
berse trasladadO La cae de San Fran ;isco nlmero
81 frente la Capilla ofreciendoles una vez mas que
ejecutara prontitud posibles todos cuan.
tos encargOs see conen 10 concernierte su indus
tria por dedicarse exclusivamente ella.
En- este establecimento 80 encuentran velas de To.
dos tamahos Sc fabrican al gustO del comprador.
Las hay tambien adornadas con ramos Hores d.
la misma cera precios m6dieOs convencionales.-
Puerto -Rigo. JUNO 81 de 1675:-Gabrisl Otero-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-22
Avlso al pdblico.

Deseosa la Empresa del vapor costanero espafiol
Madrid" de aviar 10 possible los gastos de los que
utzan este buque para caga ha dispuesto que desde
esta techa hasa avisO, recibir4 entregar6 la
carga en- el muele de esta Capital, sendo pOr cuenta
de ella e anchaje hata el vapor.
La carga recibra desde la vspera del dia de
Sada hasta las dos de la tarde precisamente.
Modifcado pOr complete el sstema de embargues en-
el cosanero, segun ell anuncio que precede cumple
la Empresa hacer presente los cargadoresee rilicen
este buque, que dehen pasar rscoger la casa con-
sgnataria los conOcimentos de la carga previo pagO
del hete.
al propo tempo debe lamar la atencion de Los mis-
lSa estanpadas al dorso de los mencionados documen
tos.-San Juan de Puerto-Rico 20 de Mario de 1875
-Irarte. HernanO de Caracena Ca. CONDENSATION
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-22
Cerveza Danesa,
Marca Carlsberg.

De venta en- casa de LOhse C. dncos importado.
res directos.
La mejor que Sc ha introducido hasta ahora en- la
lsa de Puerto por su buen sabor, suavdad pro.
piedades hgienicas, propia para senoras nnas que
sutren del est6magO .inapetencas.
Con gu usO las madres jamas necesitan de nodrizas
para sus nnos, pues este sOlndabls hqudo facilita
abundant ann ante la lactancia.
Dicha bebida recommends por ST misma, quest.
que en- las Colonas Inglesas preferida las mejo-
marcas nacionales En- la Isla de Cuba SO ha acre
ditadO va de manera que colocan ezpediciones de
miles de barriles con tacilidad.
Agentes. Puerto Rico, j. 7. Lavandera. Maya
giez, Fable Cs-Guayama, Tomas Cano y Gar
royo, A. ]. Alcaide.-POncs, Mayo de 1874,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-22
SASTRERIA DE CASTANERA,
Gale de San Francisco la enda que 6 de Panque Hemano
AL LADO DE LA "PUERTo- -RIQUENA"

Acaba de recbrse urdo hecha que
barata como puede ell pdblico por precios.
Fluses de drill de hilo color pesos uGo
1dem de casmires pano azu 3D. g. TO- ~ 18 pes
Levtas chaques de pano Is, idem.
Idem de merino diagonal IL idem
Sacos de pano negro y azul a 6 idem.
ldem de alpaca negra coores %, 3, 81 idem.
PanaoneS de negro casimir 81, 4, g. 81 idem.
ldem drill 24, 25 3-Trajes de ninos desde
Consntemen haa gran propas
cabaeros Odo constuye
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-22
GIRODE LETRAS.

B. Borr&s y Hermanos, del Conner.
clio dc esta Plaza, giran sObre Alican
te, Aviles, Barcelona, Bilbao, Cadiz
CaIdaa de Reyes, Corcubiou, Co
rufls, Ferrol, Gijon, Habana, Lugo
Madrid, Malaga, Mondofedo, Oren
SO, Oyedo, Palma de Mallorca, Pa
dron, Pontevedra, Rivsdeo. San Sc
bastian, Santander, Santiago, Sevilla,
Tarragons, Tuy, Valladolid, Valen-
cia, Vigo, Villagarcia, ViverO, y Zara.
goza.--San Juan de Puerto Rico 8 d.
Mayo de 1875.-Fortalexa, 23i
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-22
1910. FL RAAEtRlG. OJO!
FOrtaleza, Al.

Ell que suscribe pOne en- cOnocimientO de sus nu-
merOsOs fvOrecedores, que acaba de recbir drecta-
mente de Franca Barcelona. complete surtidO de
marroquis becerros charoes chagrines, cabrtillas,
bfalos, pieles de ante baquetas, bahamas. Tamben
expende en- la menconada casa saela de las prin-
cipaes abricaa de Europa de Ia principal nbrica de
Ponce, como igualmente papel de cartas sobres de
dferentes tamaos, lApcea de Eawsr, Ibritos de orc
cara d0gar IN complslo surtidO Do pOrcslaga Ante
as AsaNKM ~ d !.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-22
ANUNCIOS DIVRRSOS.
Retratos
DE s. M. Ell REY,
Propios para las Escaelas q Ayun-
taDssentOs.
GRAN REBAJA!

Los msjores verdaderos rstratos de S. NJ el Rea
D. AltonsO XII sncuentran de venta en- la Impren-
q del B0LETIN los precios siguientss:
URO 81 6leO, de una de largo por 3 cdartas de
snehO, de cusrpe sntero. vestdo de Captain General
J hechO en, Madrid, con bonito marco, que vale
SlO0, se a2 en- $40.
UnO de litOgrafia iluminado del mismo tamaIio oe
$50 en- 90.
0ro de htograha sin iluminar con su preciosO mar
co de SIS en- IL.
varios idem con el marco un POGO mas estrecho de
t12 en- 10.
Del mismo tamafO en- litograha, la estampa sOla
De E3.
Idsm mas psqusnos de $3G16O.
Il hsts
Quedan muy pocos. SIS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-22
Fiestas en- Yauco

81 da "a del corrisnte inaugurar4 la fiesta con
que esta culta pObacon dispone celebrar los dias
de su Santa Patrona la Virgen del Rosario Los Sres
que cOmponen Ia Junta de festejos, tenen el mayor
gustO de invtar al pablco en- general particular
los pusblos limftrofes para que nos honren con su
concurrencia den mas anilnacion los festeios que
se epreparau segun los programs que sc pubiicar6n
Oportunaments.- -Yauco IL de Setienbre de lS75--
Juan Ameli.