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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

ST. Nicholas HOel-The Hon. Benjamin L. wade OF
Ohic Senator Ramsey OF Minnesota ana ten
James Whtey of Boston ho6taIn Holsc-F n shi.n
AT Indian Commission, ana ray masteI r
Cosby United Navy .Breroo7t Hotse-Horace Nmle
Of Tis Cho1go Tribune Gen. James X. hoorhead OF ils
bnrgh Capt Cook OF the steamship Russia hoe bfGn
sptck-Adiatalt General Franklin townsend OF Albany ana
Prof Cady Eaton of Yale College. .StWrerdni H0nSc-
Chief En gineer Philip Inch, u = Navy krsre, heuse
Fx r. NJ Dung OF Georgia. and John La Fargo
the artist YORK Rotet-Mayor q; w; Hutchinson OF
Utica Dents RotetCol T. j. Treadwell u = Army
fh Hote-Gen w G. Ely Of Connecticut and sMiIh
n Weed Of PattsDurgh N. y.
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THE CASE OF THADDEUs c. DAVIS.
ALBANY. Dec. 15.-In the Circuit Court

NLBANI, VI'VUIV V0'1IV Z"
day Mr. ID. Ketchum counsel for the defendant IN the
case People against Thsddeus c. Davis moved to
have renstaed ia its original on the cal
endar Mr. Davis being anxious 20 nave II tried Judge
ingalls, declined 10 replace it, the ground that II he dd
20 others would expect the same favor, ana complete
dlsarrang cement of the calendar would be the result
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REWARE OF POISONED JEWELRY.-To
- meet the demand of the times for cheap article OF
opposite Stewards, EewYork, will soil sod gold iev
cry stamped out by dies, Of good gold, but ths wk
dono Inc xpensvely by steam, nearly the price
asked for the poisonous brass trash always sold
profit Of boo per cont and nom the best VI vhh
IN few dsys the gold plating wears OF at the eorner
when the brass foundation NOT only creates verdrS
but retains Precipitation aud dirA bhun al such HsA
and buy only sold tevshy.
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GALE, FULLER & CO., Propnet0rS.
From The Evening Express.

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LUNDBoRG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
and BATH deli ghtfu substitute Tor Cologne Bay Rum
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HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY. AT BupNuTa IN
BROADWAY.
3am.22 Noon. 80. D. 49, Miinigtt 80.
lixnest during the dav. 50. Lowest 10.
Average, 27l2 same dss, 1874. ia e
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CHEAPER FREIGHTs FOR FLOUR.
IL nnLcr.tnnl IL n

satisfactory arrangements have been effected between
the mill m aud the Eastern railroads respecting the
frelgita on -four 10 the aeahOard.
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SAVE your doctors bills by using WIsTAR's
B..AM or WILD CHERRY for Coughs Colds Doc and 81
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No FORM of Erysipclas or Skin Disease ii
too severe for DALEYs MAGICAL PAN EXTRACTOR 10 cure
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BALDWIN TIE CLOTHIER has purchased the
copy right MADG ELDOIs CHRIsuAr STORY BOOK and he
gives way the dainty volume 10 lls boy patrons
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HTMRoD's CCRE.-Unedualed for Asthma
Catarh Croup Cough ana Common Colds. Try "
by druggs a. Wholesale depot, III Chanlbcsst
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tAnnounCelnents.j

Observation-Disclosures COCAINE removes.
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DEAL AT KyOX's.-IIandsom Furs Of every
description all OF KNOCKS stores No 2l2 Broad"ey, no
y broadway The Enth Avenue Hotel at exceedingly
prices present of nice set OF Furs the most
spproprate holiday 81 ten assertion that every In
tsiiigcnt lady In the land Will frankly indorse.
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The demand for NOvELLEN KRANZ," Ger
man magazine which WILMER n HoGERs NEWS ca. are
general agents rnnrinou to the hteraty Of
is publishers give subscribers magnificent prizes OBJ
tsliable at any agents.
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DIR. RADWArS REGULATING PILLS,

perfectly taseless elegantly coated for the OF all
ders OF Che stomach, Liver Bowels Kidneys BLADDER Ner
scases Headache, Constipal Cosven Ina
ton Dyspepsia. Bliousness Bilious Fever Inflammation Of
the Bowels Piles aud all tie ySceFA
Warranted TO eject positive cure.
Price 20 cents per box Sold BY driygfsta -
DIR. RADWAY " Co, ~ WARREN-ST., N Y.
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plcaon MASTER having been Only cassihed
pde ttstue Invested OF ths CLASSIFIED
" liabilities thereto pertaining,
the surrender and abandonment Of her certihcste
A committee from the Philadelphia City Council,
accompanied by Lautenschlager President W. A. Porter
ssIone and W. Johnson chief OF the philadelphia
Fire Department arrived In this city Tuesday and yeste
this city, with the view OF adopting the same IN Pmadepht
approve Of H. They expressed themselves pscu
with the system and viii make report Of what they have
City Council Of Philadelphia when they return
The committee appointed by the Ship-owners As
ISOLATION to investigate matter Of the detention Of the bark
Fannie by shipping Commissioner Duncan finds that the COM
missioner right TO detan the bark or to prevent the
Captain from selecting his IL is now proposed 10
appy TO United states Circuit Judge TO be gin an nyesga
lion amt II the charges proved 10 demand Commissioner
suit is also TO be brought by be owner
shippers against the Commissioner
for loss sustained by the detention
According to the law passed, April n. 1879, pro-
vidng 1876 magistrate shall commit any
under 10 Of 10 any county poor
this state, but instead shall send such ehd 10
Institution aud that all who have heretofore oeeh
removed before Jan 1876 the Bolru Oh
Chanues Nov. TO- adopted resoulion
out Of his law win reference 70
andas Island, children now being rsiuoN as
possible 1t IL anticipated that all VIII soon DC
the OF their parents sent 10 the Nslos felolna
tory institutions.
, 1875-01-10
AERfCA.


1EEAr s1oRsd AT CAPE TOWN.
foxDoy, Jan. 9.-Adyices from Cape Town to
the 18th Of December report that tho country
had been visited by terrific storm, doing i'm
mouse damage on sea and shora.
, 1875-01-10
FORE=IGlI.
King Alphopse Arrives at-Barcelona,.
Spain.
An Account e' III 6ecent Fearful Rail-
road Accident in England.
Thirty-one Persons Killed Outright
and Seventy Badly Injured.
GREAT BRITAIN.
%4- -~ AHk~ kNrT-f


New YORK, jan. 3-The London Times of
Dec. 25.giVes an account Of the terrible accident
On the Great Western Railroad, in which thirty
one persons we're killed and upwards Of seventy
wounded. A large number Of passengers, most
Of whom were visiting friends for, Christmas,
were being conveyed in. thirteen carriages; with
two engines from the Great Western station at
Oxford. at 11:40 to Burlington, On the north
train. which vas half an hour late. They
proceeded safely for about. 8 miles
when the tire OF wheel OF ht8tocIass
carriage broke aud immediately left the metals,
and for at leaAt 800 yards plunged along over
the sleepers, many Of which we're cut in two. The
trim rushed over two wooden bridges, one over
the Oxford & Birmingham Canal. The carriage
Was thrown down IN en1baulrnent, and dragged
after 1t several others. The tfain was travelling
at the rate OF 40 miles an hour, and the impetus
given to the carriages as they left the rails
carried them with terrible force for
u long Distance Until they finally dashed into
pieces In the meadows below. Three carriages
and . lugeage-van were deposited beyond the
canal. Ono carriage carried away one OF the
stone abutments Of the bridge and fell in ep!in-
ters into the water. Tho fragments of two car
riages, turned wheels upwards. were literally
strewn about tho embankment. Tue front part
Of the train continued it's course for some dig
tance. In the cases OF q majority Of the victims,
death was nstanteous.
, 1875-01-10

. FRANCE
MEMORIAL SERVICES.
PAz1s, Jan. 9.-To-day, the second anniversary
Of the death Of Napoleon, memorial services
were held in the Church Of st. Augustine The
church was dense1y crowded.
MaoMahon to-day received the Duke de
Broglie.
The Cata1onian corporations have invited
ex-Queen Isabella to take up hst residence in
Barcelona.
, 1875-01-10

believe there ever were two young Persons who loyed
The only hing TINT worries % % me Is aat ths. 60 eavns
mean in me- wha on the othar hand my: duty to ny
s se5ng .SRas g. u E ~ 5 Snz !.
happy and It Is possible In the other world viii Try
and help him from heaven.
my welfare In the other world for ne aafey Of my
soul God is love. He Is rnarciful. I am conadent
70 betots % Him IN perect fah @ ss ~ rerxoot ,n.
soul il safe With Him. Belle and viii soon be happy
70 morrow will be with her, for did not Christ say
unto tho malefactors On the cToa7, This Dig ehai
thou be with me in Paradise" Dear mother, what Il
God wakes u in tho morning and puts MS to sleep
1t night but the second awakening is to glory with
Dear mother. feel no dread at gazing before Elm.
He H 4 knows @ my heart; men tnow bnt the eo7sItng.
While Belle was here, although we had fe1 trials,
ne were happy in each othcra lore.
Although we hoped to live 10 see G.. Clair grow up
to be Great good man, We neither Of us were afraid
70 @ die. W wonde1cd at the greatness Of God, but
mighty: He brought Us upon the eartll. surely he
would take care Of ns when We left th. Garth Ma It
j. N fe1 the best Belle and lore eaeh other in Tho
full Significance Of the word and 1t Ia Gods will that
e!ss Is rsat BY St. oia.s ana 9hsta;es you nay do
brother and sister, and Ntte son knew how bard il
saa for me- to part from you, you would then know my
love for you but dear, dear mother am not ashamed
to say that lore MY darling better than all have
loved her from the time arst know her. 8ho il the
companion Of my soA, and know my love for her
not greater than herB for me. would dc anything
within the power Of my life for Bella. Now dear
mother, father, Eddie, Maggie Jessie, and st. Clair
must bid you last Rood-by. It Is but for little
while, and ask you al to forgive any wrong have
erer duna you, for 1t not Intentional Again
good-by. Think Of me hopefully when am gone.
HORACE.
Inclosed in tho same envelope was another
letter:
DEAR MA will leave large pocketbook; contain
Ing all my papers and another letter to you In my
drawer in thef bureau. Do about everything AZ you
think best merely LETT papers to stats my views.
God b1ess you nl. HORACE,
The pocketbook spoken of above contained,
besides the ono addressed to his mother, which,
Of course, will bs held sacred from ali eyes, lot
ter addressed to his infant son, st. Clair Gibbu,
f' to be opened when he shall have arrived at the
ago OF Is yenrs."
Horace Gibbs Was near1y % years Of age at
the time he destroyed himself. He was Of
medium height, dark complexion and hair. Ho
was dressed yesterday, and found dead in a suit |
IT black, With the exception of the oyercoat
Thich was ught-drab. He wore kid-gloves, |
md his silk-hat bore q broad crape baud. There |
vas sign Of pain in his face aa he lay in his |
,od6n, but he looked as it ho had passed away in
the midst OF a peaceful sleep.
, 1875-01-10

in his better action, when among the announce
ments Of the proceedings OF the coming week he
read notice OF q lecture to be delivered at St
georgs'g Hall, BY Dr.. .zerdi Of the South Ken-
eiugton Museum, on The = Concrete and Abstract
Nature Of the Devil An American gentleman
at my side, who had been repeatedly startled BY
~ remarked, What is the uBe OF lectnripg
about the devil, when he has just been irving TO
convince us that be has no existence ?" NY
friend left the chapel great deal terrified at
what he had heard, and doubtless went into
quarantine to get rid Of the contagion, in the
nearest Calyinistic church he could find.
, 1875-01-10
CHINA AND Japan.

sIonE TROUBLE BREWING.
LONDON, Jan. 9.-Further difficulties between
China and Japan are anticipated in consequence
Of the 1atter objecting to the conditions Of the
Formosa treaty. "
, 1875-01-10
SPAIN.

KING ALPuoSSO ENTERS BPAIy.
MADRID. Jan. 9.-The Spanish frigato with
King Alphonso On board arrived at Barcelona
this morning. The Prefect Of the city and a
number Of deputations representing various
organizations, went on board md welcomed the
King His Majeaty in reply said: II am
happy to 1e-entor Spain by way Of Barcelona.
know the wants of CATALONIA. Of all nv titles
I am proudest Of the Count OF Barcelona"
His Maiesty landed at II q. N. He was re-
ceived BY the civic authorities and an immense
and enthusiastic crowd. The King was escorted
to tho Cathedral, where services were held, and
afterwards reviewed the troops.
The King will leave tomorrow for Valencia,
, 1875-01-10

Is no branch Of the vast business Of
the Department to which hs docs not
giTe close attention and rigid examination. He
will soon Submit the outlines Of certain reforms
to the appropriate. committees OF, Congress- It
Is beiioved that he will ba heartily sustaiaed by
the Committees shd by Congress.
**'' P. MS sALARKs
At present the subject Of Postmnsters' salaries
is being pretty thoroughly looked into. Many
faets bearing thereon have been collected in re-
gard to New England Offices: The increase OF
salaries Of Pos!masters in New England during
tho past sight years has besn about IN the pro-
portion shown by the following Offices. :.
, 1875-01-10

A young lady in Colebrook. n. H., While
counting some money one day last week laid
$40 bill On the etaod at which she was sitting.
when pet dog jumped up, seized the bill, and
before it could be taken from him had swallowed
about one-half Of it. The young lady has the
other half, and the question with her is hR1 she
can get it redeemed. It Was a National Bank
bill. issued BY bank in New York State and
sufficient remains to tell the bank,
, 1875-01-10

Here is an Increase Of moro than 100 per cent.
acu that during period when salaries in ali
branches OF private business have been leBsened.
The Smaller Offices show still larger increase OF
pay in per cent.
WHAT MR- JEWELL TH1NE9.
The Postnaster-G General believes that in this
branch OF the Service very considerable economy
is both practicable and desirable He thinks
that in short time he will have ready q general
schetue Of sala17cs which will result in = hand
sor1e saving to the Department. At present
there ia no system at all Many salaries are
much too high others are too low. On fair
adjustment, as many (perhaps more) salaries
would bo raised as lowered, but the result would
be considerable saving in the aggregate s:lar-
les Of the cQuntry
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-08
Esaibahla de aetuaciOnes del JuzgadO
DE ARECIBO.

Per proyidsncia de once de Movie nbre dltimo del
ST. Dr. d. Jose Conrado Hernandez, Juez de Ia ms
snca interno de esta Villa partido judicial die
tada en- uico executive que sgue d. Rafael Galvez
contra D.. Francisco Aguirre, en- cobro dc tres mil
OchOcisntos diez nueve pesos cincuenta centavos
&c sscan &plbica subasla por t6rmin0 de vente das
una casa aay baia de mamposterfa con su agibeste-
shada de deazoteade doce narae de por veiDte
de fondo una caballerizs de dobe pesebrp casa
tefrera de p6drs azotea que lie es contigua donde
sxsts una herrsria, ademas trenta siete cuerdas
de terra noventa tres centimos de otra sembradas
as yerba de guinea maloo, con el b0lado planta
clones de COCO que conenen fadicado odo el bar
rio de Hato-abajo ueras de esta poblacion colindan
tes pOr Ell Norte con la mar Snd 81 canino real que
conduce Hatillo, al Este egidos de Villa
por el Oeste con d. Balbina Garcia de Cazuea cuyos
benes han ustpreciado periciamente La cantidad
de disz mil cnatrOcisntos pesos extraneros sehaan
dose para su Iemate e da see del actual de doce
Aires de aarde en- IA ala-Audiencia del Juzgado de
ss eabeesray advirtendose para general conocimien
to- que peticon del ejecutante s. Sa ha dispueso que
no &c admtr4n posturas s indcado dia del remate
que cubran las dos terceras parties de la asacon al
Contado que sean heehas por psrsonas de arragO
rssponsabidad conocida para que la subasta surta
tOdO sfecto legal -Arecibo Diciembre dos de mil
Ochocisntos setanta cinco-Gervasis Puente Acosta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-08
HOTEL
MAYAG q Ez NO
Y ESTABLECIMIENTo DE BANOS.
GALE DE MENDEZ- -VIGO,
Marina MeridionaI u6m I0s,
Mayagiiez puerto Rico

nj que sucribe Ofrece de al p6blico este esta
blecimento el cus hallaran cuantas comodidades
puedan dssearse como asi 10 justican los numerosos
favorecedorss que cada dia dgna honrarle con
sus visitas ~ Er tt5 81
Las rscomendsbles cendiciones que este renne sus
sns camas ell espaciose ventilado salon comedor sin
rival dentro fuera de la Isla, abundants yara-
da blen servda, especial esmero EN- ell servcio pun
tualdad en- todO 10 demas magn16cos c6modos ba1os
cailenes frios todas horas del dia ceroados de
bOnito ardn ell ferro- urbano, que sada cinco
minutes pasa por esta cale, todo contribuye que la
Permanencla 81 Hotel sea la mas agradabe.
Las personas que tOdavia conOcen este estableci
mlento diGne de esta euta Villa sfrvanse vsitarlO
cuanto antes, aunque sea por curosidad SECURE
de que quedaran satisfecho, quedandoles altamsnte
reoonocldo su director, dueno del Hotel-Jose Mon
senY,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-08
LA Borinquena, :
H. Gale de la Salud. Ill
Fdbrica de Chocolate al Vapor.

Tengo el gusto de partcpar al pdbico de esta Isla
que acabo de recibr de Europa un mOino de grandes
dmensiones todos los aparaos modernOs para las
fabrcaciones de este art1culO.
Al efecto cuento un intelgente operaro que por
su laga practica ell ramO una galant1a mas.
Por mucho tempo Sc viene introducendo en- esta
laboracion va granos va feculas, que snembargo de
20 ser perudiciaes absoluto nAuyen siempre algo
10 mi chocolate como puro de cacao az6car, conven
siendose de verdad to1o aque que guste vsitar
la fabrica en- sus horas de trabajo
Los precios desde 2 reales libra, pGr mayor
Sc hacer grandes rebajas.
Su deposito por mayor menor se halla en- el ssta
olecimiento del mismO nombre, Gale del Comercio,
,6mero 8.-Ponce. Julio do 1874. z. Simon
,;etri "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-08
CigarrN9 iniiw De CanDabB Ildta
DE GRIMAULT Y c.,
FARMACEUTICOS EN- PARIS.

Todos los especifcos empleados hasta Ell dia para
aviar el las afecciones de las Was respirato
rias, tenen por base SUSTANCIAS T0XICAs que deian
una gran pesadez sobre ell cerebro cuya infuencia
sobre la inteligencia la salud general suma
mente perniciosa
Las propiedades del principle active del canamo de
Bengala que contenen nuestros cgarrios son tan ad
piracien, nos ahogos, palabra, UN ALIvIo
TAN CoMPEETo como rapido inofensivo, pues nues-
tres cgarrios contienen principle t6xco alguno
Son pues estos cigarrios Ell dnico remedo SECURE y
que pueda recomendarse toda confanza contra la
asma los catarros nerviosos la arngtis en- generel
contra odas las enermedades de las Was respratorias
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-08
. llgyecsion ! epslaas lal|.ig vegetables De NattO
GRIMAULT Y COMP.
FRMACEUTaCO EN- PARIS.

La Inyeccionssde Matico remedio esenciamente ano
dino conocido cura rapids seguramente las blsnor-
ragas recientes antguas cr6nicas sin doer sin pe-
sibilidad aguna de academies sin ocasiOnar estre-
eheces de ningun genera pues eerce accion corro
silva alguna.
Las Capsuas de Matico di6eren esencialmente de
las usadas hasa ell dia; las capsuas ordinarias de
copaiba causan natiseas eruptos v6mtos perque 50
dsuelven en- el est6mago las nuestras al contario,
cnbertas capa de gluten (principio nutritivo
del trgo,) solo disueven e intestine, ponen e
medcamento en- conacto Immediate con las Was urina
rias. La Inyeccion la Capsulas contituyen reunidas
una medication energca inofensiva la que ninguna
blenorragia resiste. t-sl
Encuentranse todos estos produetos Puerto Rico,
casa de f. S. ALFONSO, tOdas las Boticas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-08
BOLETID MGRCAlTIL
DE PUERTO-RICO.
0RGANO De Los BgPAnO OLBg SIN CONDICIONRS.
Ayiso al. p1blico.

r. Pou y ca en- liquidation, de Humasao, ofrecen
en- venta arrendamiento las siguientes propedades
En el pueblo de Na@uabO.
1? Una casa demadera de alto cobijada de hierro
galvanzano, con almaeenes propiOs para ventas al
mayor detall calle del ComercO.
2c Dos casas de MADEIRA propas de vivenda en- Ia
misma ealle r,tf..est
80 Uu solar en- la plaza.
AZ Dos cuerdas de terreno en- las afueras propio
para Guido de cabalos
En ell p puertO de Naguabo,
.! Una casa-amacen de mamposterla con vivienda
espaciosa en- los altos.
6' Una casa-amacen de MADEIRA cebiiada de teias
de baTrO, euerda de terreno cercado con pa
llzada de MADEIRA pino tea tnglado para dep6sitO
de maderas. ffssE IEs555.E @ff
70 Una casa de maaera en- acalle Combibora-
o: Bn sUlnr feIite al mar ~
80 Diez cuerdas de ter1e frente al mar contenien
DO un magnihcO amacen de mamposterfa scobiiadO de
teas de barro, dos ranchones de MADEIRA cobados de
herro gavauizade para dep6sito de azdsares ieles
una casa de vlvlenda casa de Toneera pesebres cis
tema para aqua, todo prOpiO para un gran estabee-
mientode negocios en- a21cares provsiones maderas &
lOc Tres Ancones en- buena condcion con sus en-
seres. ssks 1Ak 0e &S&s8 @Ns tsf
En- el pueblo iurisdicciOn della Ceiba.
11o Dos casas de MADEIRA en- la salle del Comercio
l%' Una hacienda Gle canas con tOdos sus enseres,
0ueyada tren de estabecimientos, maquna de yapOr
de gran uerza, tres evaporadoras toda casi nue.
vo capaz de producer de 300 1000 bocoyes de azdcar
Em Ell puerto de YabucOa. eI
13o I'm almacen de MADEIRA, cobado de hierro gal
vanizado con su Toneer1a para dep6sito de frutos
maderas. 81 @ - st I& &F3&~ 44 ts@z
l4c Dos Ancones para embarque de az6cares en-
buen estado enseres
En- ell pueblo de HuMacaO.
159 Una casa de mamposterfa frente la plaza, pro-
pia para negOcios de mercanclas proyisones al ma
yor menor s slst Iss
l6o Una de mamposteria esquina calls del Co.
mercio para dep6sito.
17o Una estancia de 144 cuerdas de terreno ano de
primera cAse, propios para canas, barrio Rioabao,
camnO al puerto.
En- Ell puerto de HumacaO.
18o Uu almacen de MADEIRA, cobiado de hierro gal
vanizado propio para dep6sito de hutos maderas,
frente al mar. .~ss-s4ess~
19o Un almacen de MADEIRA cobijado, de teias de
barro, para dep6ste de mercancias y proyisio-
nes, con terreuo sercadO para dep6Eto de maderas
200 Una Toneler1a.
2lc Tres Ancones pOra embarques de az1cares en-
bu6n estadOs, con sJts enseres. p y
Para condolences de Venta arrendamiento, infor-
mes mas detalados, Sc entenderan con sus duenos R.
Pou y ca en- Liquidation. n.-Humacao, p. r., a is de
Novembre de 1S75.-R. Pou y ca 5-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-08

Giro de Letras.

B. Borras y Herinarnos del Conner
clio de esta Piazza giran sobre Alican-
te, Astorga, Aviles, Barcelona, Be
tanzos, Bilbao, Bofar, Cadiz, Calda
de Reyes, Canga de Onis, Cangas dc
Tineo, Cartagena, Corcubion, Coru-
ma, Cudillero, Ferrol, Guijon, Gra-
do, Habana, Leon, Luarca, Lugo,
Lanes, Madrid, Malaga, Mondone-
do, Noya, Orense, Oviedo, Pa
dron, Palma de Mallorca, Pola de
Siero, Pola de Lena, Pola de Lab; a.
ma, Pontevedra, Pravia, Puenteareas,
Puentedadme, Rivadeo Rivadesella,
Salas, San Sebastian, Santa Marta de
Ortigueira, Santander, Santiago, Sc
villa, Tarragona, Tineo, Tuy, Va
Iencia, Valladolid, Vivero, Vigo, vi
llagarcia, Villaviciosa, Infiesto y Ia
ragoza.
San Juan de Puerto Rico, 2 de
Novienbre de 1875.-Fortaleza %,
esquino la de la Cruz.