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, 1875-04-04
Convention of South Side
Reprobates.
nike and Trude Run Things
to Suit Themselves.
Evans and Els Set Repudiate the
Meeting-Thcse Ballot
Boxes.
Tho Vest Town Nominations.

Z
1HUR INTEREST n TOWN ELKcT1DNB.
feceut deyelopmenta 1nahe it very plain tha
the gambling element Of Chicago, borrowin:
thu narnc of the Peoples party on one side O.
the river and Of The Republican party on tht
othar. is making strenuous effort to win in
f;rzt political victory. and TO begin its ipdepend
on1 career IN Chicago, IS other rascala havt
becun befors them, BY seizing upon the mort
ineieuifca1,t ofiees. It is quite natural tha
they should commence by putting their men
CT men whom they can control, into the towt
Offices. and getting hold Of TINT machinery anl
the money those officers manage before striking
for t1iShor game ahd seeking to possess them
salyc, OF municipal OF county affalrs-
For tue purpose Of doing this the moro effect
ualy,
THE TWO XAaN4TEs
Of tho gambling business, Mike Mcdonald
Of South Chicago and John Cor.
ooran, Of North Chicago, PET Mike Cor.
cer1n, shoulder-hltter. Twentieth Ward
yote-poller, etc., have entered into grand CO.
alition With view Of carrying those two. towns.
On tho North Side, what prrports to be tho Re
publican ticket 10 nothing but Oorcoran !; on the
Bouth Side, what purports to'be the Peoples
ticket is nothing but Mcdonald. At the Con-
vention held yesterday. Mcdonald and his Inv
yer, Trude, were the ruling spirits one presid-
ea' ana Ine otus. ~ 80 10 1h. ssoh0 Nss.1
through 'subordnatee AT tno Nolan-
Side convention hald Tuesday, Nike
forcoran was the ruling spirit of
tha Convontion- and III the nominations we're
Gictxted hv him Although party pames are used
m both sides Of the river there Is really nothing
OF . party nature about the movement. It is
einnlv two gamblers whose interests have
f,;&b hoar
GONE INTO PARTNERSHIP
for the purnoee OF coutrolin. the nssess-
mept OF property and the collection
nf ta.es in the Towns Of North and
South Chicago. It is q fortunate thing
that there is 10 gambler Of equal notor1esy in
West Chicago. since otherwise there would have
f,een a tr1umyirato which would hare attempted
tn mia tlis CITY az efectua1ly as Caesar, Pompey,
and Crassus ever tried to rule Rome. Luckily,
thu West Division is p1etty vide field 70 cover,
md its ram:nr-houees are GENERALLY Of the 10
cent class
THE SOUTH sDE TICKET
Is headed by the name Of Thomas Foley, now
A1derrnan from The FIRST Ward, and known for
rnany 7ears in connection with billiards He has
borce the reputation of arespectable citizen, and
Il ia not helieyed tuat be Is cognzant OF the al.
tar1or designs OF the gang who nominated him
and Who intend to give him their votes, He,
like any other candidate, would probably be de-
irbted to have anYbody>s vote, needless of the
motives which caused the giving Of it;
hut tha fact remains that the
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL FMLR310
Depo foot of Lake-ss. and foot a 7xeAsy-ss-qa1. 1aaH
GSes. LII HaAdoiph-sk-, near C&aTE-

CHICAGO. BURLINGTON QUINCY RAILROAD.
Qepe&z toos If Laks-st, IndiaHa-au. a4d 5teensA-s
an1 csnei Sizse<n1h.ss 1tckst QHas. 50 Cl11tH.
end al Ge7ots.
, 1875-03-26

hlr. Horace Wilkinson, af soye1toaks, Kont.
Eng, claims to be thu owuer Ut tho skull Of
Oliver Crotawetl. The Protector died Oh the 81
OF December, 1858, in hia CDth year, and was
buried with great poiap IN Hsury ylf.'s chapel
in Westminster Abbey on tho I'D Of November,
uftor lying IN ts4to At tho SOMERSET House. at nj
expcnHo Of iCo,000. Tho cotlln which continued
uli,.ster Abbey before, and 1t Nas only TO bis
eigy thcsu costly honora were paid, II Il clalEp-
ei GY ktr. Wilkinson that after tho llpstorauon
CronlwalIs btAly waH exhumel nud hung n 1y-
tho skull ro.nai,le1 On the top of Westminster
Hail, aud. hAyfuG boea embalned, dotted tho at-
l.,oSphess for tWouty.aye years, when it was
blown down ono day aud picked M by the sou~
Try. 1t was then purchased by 4 Mr. Cox for
that pfatrudes through tho Akulria covered with
rust, and the akln resembles hard, lty Ie4Llor.
, 1875-03-26


The cause Of death Of the eight gtralles whicl,
werc Focontly imported by an extensive doalss iu
wild anms's Las becn tho subject Of much spco-
ulatiou, aud tho only reasonable conclusion
asEiyed 1t IL that the poor creatures actually
starved for want OF tholr natural food They
were tho ancat over landed In America,
and were valued It Sc, 600 eaeh The largest
Saa ID feet lu height, aud tha smallest II. Upon
arrival here they rero sen! by mr.; NnDo;
under charge Of an e.let!eneed keeper, .,ld
during tho continuance Of warm weather they
continued III good health. IAEee Of tue nuni-
ber were taken to l}atnum's: Lately. the AMI
mails at tho Park began 10 droop, when they
"ero placed under care Of DR.. Liautlasd. an
experienced Veterinary surgeon. Nedtcnea
wele giyen, aud tua giiatfoA we're thought to ba
ali right. but she ne1t day two Of them suddenly
dropped dead, aud soon af,oT tie othor three
passed away 10 tho spiritual animal kingdom.
The threo 1t ths 4lippodson,o also died; but
there still re,uAln 1t this plscu AayerAl tine ynx
specimens, which Mr. hArnum hxs lad for :
long tins. They roeul In good health autl thor
oughly scciimhtlxei III conversation With 5Ir.
kubs, yesterday, Ae said "ho aidn's blame any
body" aud bin opinlon WAS that they diod Tor
want Of tbals pFopsr nourishment.
, 1875-03-26

Tho Lanishnaont of lcpeB u vigorously esrstsd
out III thu sandwich lBxItls. IissEe was ~
ccht official search for letsona Affected With tue
inculAhls ma!ady. many having been secrotod by
tllsir E6lAtases, Hundreds wore found sn4 put
into yesAel tor transportation 10 tho ieper VII
lilies gathered on the beach snd expressed theil
grief in loud lamentations. 4 taleuted half.
breed. called li!l lIsxs!alo. has loug held high
place In the rcga,l u Sandwich lslandots; W
tie district Of Ili[u, aud . lnan Of notorlously
bud morals t1c discovered tLat ha waa loprous.
although tho Indications were 10 slight that ha
had escaped official notice, and ut once Rave hina-
tlyos, singing mud carrying flowers, escorted him
to tho vessel which wsa 10 take him sn1 the 9th.
err 10 tLeir living gravcs. tis made = speech to
the assembly, urging submission to tho measu' ~
pressing blu hatred OF missionaries.
, 1875-03-26
EVENING SESSION,

EfENINA 1S9SIONs
ACTION or TIE BoAID OF ArpEALs.
Tho Cnuyontion met pursuant to adIournment,
md tho Secretary road the annexed resolution,
which hsu boon adopted by tho board OF Appeals
In tho interim:
Hfsolrra, Dy the Boarl Of Appeals Of TIM Nstonal
Trotting Asaocat!u hst thi4 board vowe With sall.
faeon tl!s results Of tte conforcnce with the Commit
too appointed by tle Indianapolis Convention 10 cet
them n"Fe, aud will tho adjourned CONVENTION In
!.ls et, IN approving tho report Of tie Committee
fantsmtn NTH whom IT. members hayo ctfne IN con-
tact Tor thesr active cottesy AMI for their asaistaaee
u rolna Tlng causea which thrcalsnel isruptoa of
q. ". ToollKr, Chairman.
TIE nEyEnEEa
aelcclcl by tho Board were tAa following,
11ssst;ssts7a: 1tssssaas-a: & e. sss1!stt; ss,ssaa.
frdtHiki-SiTas Tam.
Ioaa-o. u. Mcneil.
IHin{4s-M. II, Morse.
0hto'-Is. q. Anderson,
Theno soleeslona Ravo goua1ai satisfaction.
1lr. Tam stated that that board had changed
tho place OF their November mooting, In ac-
corlauco With tho resolution adopted BY tho Con-
ventlon,
TH4xEH, ETC,
s1r. Dakcr offered .ho following, which was
unanimously concurred In.
EtAortd That thi4 Convention yjs1 with aatisfse-
tiou thu fact That lilo dlHereces bsleen tha ss.oca
tons OF tbs Wts& ana suuth and tue NaonsI Assocs
HQn lkTa GE6N AfntcAG1y Aaj40t84.
leelolusd, That tbs thanks Of tIs Convention ara
hereby tenarcl TO the Board Of Appeals Of the Nation.
al Asaoc!atlon for the consideration. Kindness kud
courte.y with which they hsss soesiYed tbs suggos-
liont Of cur NEesances, Ana aatisfaetory provided
for rtaledy!nC the Eanc.
REDUCING FEES.
NJ. Robinson, OF Iowa, moved That tho Ref-
orean be appointed committee to confer with
tho Hoard Of Appeals. with tho yIow Of hsyipe
tho membership fees Of the National Assoc,s-
ton 20 r4duccd that thoy would be within the
lenall Of every association In tho West.
aGr, Baker waa opposed 10 the appointment Of
coraualttee, but suggested that the board bo
foet, ana, II they sgrosd 10 Do 40. 10 psomulsste
their action In tho newspapers.
air. Bcarlstt said tue hoard bad suggested the
appointment OF committee to confer with them
untln tho subject,
!Is. AoLiuson modified his motion 20 rs To pro-
saao for tho appointment OF one turfmsn from
a'r. Tam moved Is an amendment that thu
thnlr appoint committee Of three.
htr. Uaksr favored reasonable committee Of
conference, but he Wisfotl tho reduction, II
ma'ie, to apply to Tho Eaatorn ~ wall ~ the
". ecarlatt-Wa know NJ East. or Wost or
se,,th: We sra now nhtionsl in our character
lar. Gobioson remarked TINT. il tho fees we're
reduced, the National Association would gather
~ a'ata money during tho next eix moashs than
III. Smith eouoselea dsl.y, In orde. that th.
question ndght bo settled without causing dis.
satisfaction TO any one.
!dr searlett said the foes wsre determined In
proportion to tbo purses offered during tho year.
lnAnt, why not lepoft to tie Nafetso and let hin,
con,plAiu to thA baokstAsy7
Mr. Hobsa>sa sstartsd' 'thss there was = ksp.
, 1875-03-26

gave ball for their appearance to-day. Tho
t}avins assprt TINT they made a verbal contract
with the old man 10 rent tho ntoro for SIS Der
month.
tfce 1fsnes Court against all tile parties aboye
mentioneh
, 1875-03-26

arAt complaint about nxordtant fcca and tho
board could djuat Tie matter better than the
Noforoos.
Aftof aono further tliscranio,,, which t1evel-
opcd great diversity OF opinion a. to tia propnr
mannor Of securing reduction, the question
was dropped without any effort toward settle
mcnt, aud Tho Convention adjourned sine do.
, 1875-03-26
THE COuXTY.sEAT VAR.


Spef1a1 EFFEa7tH 70 7HF tHtFdpd 7716GHes
DEs Alo1NEs Ia, MARCH, 25.-0oy. Carpenter
returned this molniug, and promptly sent Adja-
Gen. Baker 10 tho AdAlr County seat Of war,
with instructions to procure peaceable return
to Fontano'lo Of tLo county property takon to
0tecuilclt; otherwise 1noaauroa will DO taken
IL mAiutaiE lan and order, aud ablti0 tho decl-
Sion el tie co1tty. The Oenoral will report 10
thu Governor tomorrow afternoon Of tho oon-
(1ltIpn OF af{afB
, 1875-03-26
RHODE ISLAND REPUBLICANS.

PROVIDENCE. Il. J.. MARCH, 26-l 4, lu.-TLe To-
publican State Convention is s.l fn session. dis
cusatng contested ols!ms to seats. No porula-
nsnt organization ha. been ef1eeted. Tls
, 1875-03-26

DosroS. Masch o5.---A meeting wAs held to-
night OF those Interested in forming an eapotll-
tion to tho Black Hills mis,cs. II IL proposed to
fit out all expedition of 600 men, witt, = military
organization, and 10 start about tue middle Of
Arr,1
, 1875-03-26
TIE CROPS III CALIFORNIA

SAS FnAScIsro, Cnl.. Mn1cl, 5-Noon.-There
wore heavy .aius yesterday. The usual spring
raius will mako a very large croi, but oSc'l
should wo have no moro. good Judges osslmase
, 1875-03-26

Tho aboyo are Ill the Htntca that t,ackod over
CO, 600 this roar. Tho aggregate coat Of hogs
packed ia 500, ,740.250, against $63.37o,D ,D5a lust
year ks suss nor eseau xSS sFta III
aud Nov. last year ahowa total OF 1,147,G59.
Ayelage ggosa we,glt, 207 pouuda
, 1875-03-26
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. D. G., March 25.--For the North
west partly cloudy weather and lower tomposA-
tu1c. north to wost Ninds rising barometer, and
possibly light rains In the Upper Mlsslasippi and
Lower Missouri Valley.
L1uAL OBSERVATIONS.
ftPFtr..
, 1875-03-26

#EE TTHQ OF HNHNHTES,
rh1IAnELr'lA, March 25.-JAy Gould, Sidney
Dillon, Gen. Dodge, and oshor vol l-huown rail-
road mon. arc in this city tonight.
Ihcy propose holding conference with Col.
Scott tn-moirow, relative to porfectlug arrange
monss to complete tue Tohuan.epco load to tho
Pacific coast
, 1875-03-26

fREsoHT TARIFFS. ....
NEW foHx, Masuh 26.--aloetn'gs were hold
hero yesterday OF Freight Aeonts OF Eastern and
Western llncs, but no do!uto action IN tho mat-
ter OF harnonizlng tariffs could be arrived at.
, 1875-03-26

-MMM .:m.: "a: Iz11l z11:| N1.e: |1e,.I 1..z:
6:es =. m. a0.s. " 79H.. ught.....I..,, FoEgy,
ll:la ;. N. W.2s a. AHH t., fresh. Fslr.
2I9 p m.y:U.l4 u ~ i. f., fresh. Fa!E.
o S:65 T. u. 0o3' % ., g.. trs*k ..... Fsir
WY j. N. N.blt 4e A7A., fresh. ..u ,Cpuldy.
1Q:ls 2. .29s7 4a 64s., frcsh ,C!oadS.
eIsr, 50.
GEkEaAL oa8xRyATIoNA.
Cu1cAdo. March 25.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-29
Giro de Letras.

B. Borr&s y Hermanos del Conner
clio de esta Piazza giran sobre Alican-
to, Astorga, Aviles, Barcelona, Be-
tanzos, Bilbao, Bofiar, Cadiz, Calda
de Reyes, Ca ga de Onis, Cangas de
Tineo, Cartagena, Corcubion, Coru-
ma, Cudlllero, FerroL GuJon, Ora.
do, Habana, Leon, Luarca, Lugo,
Llanes, Madrid, Malaga, Mondo11e
do, Noya, Orense, Oviedo, Pa
dron, Palma de Mallorca, Pola de
Siero, Pola de Lena, Pola de Lab'a-
ma, Pontevedra, Pravia, Puenteareas,
Puentededme, Rivadeo Rivadesella,
Salas, San Sebastian, Santa Marta de
Ortigueira, Santander, Santiago, Sc
villa, Tarragona, Tineo, Tuy, Va
lencia, Valladolid, Vivero, Vigo, vi
llagarcfa, Villaviciosa, Infesto y Ia
ragoza.
San Juan de Puerto Rico, 2 de
Novienbre de 1S75-Fortaleza %,
esquina q La de la Cruz.
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Avis , al p6blico.

Madrid" de aviar 10 possible los gastos de los que
uzan este buque para carga ha dispuesto que deeds
fecha hasta svisO, recibira entregara ID
carga gu el muelle de esta Capital sendo por cuenta
de ella el lanchaje hasta el vapor.
La oarga recibra desde la ante vspera del dia de
saida hasta las dos de la tarde precisamente.
Modiicado por complete el sistema de embarques en-
el costanero, segun el anunco que precede, oumpe
la Empresa hace presente los csrgadores que utiicen
este buque, que debeu pasar recUger la casa
sgnataria los conocmientos de la carga pr6vo pago
del fete
Al propio tempo debe lamar Ia atencion de los mis-
cargadores sobre las condcioues 5a 14s la IL:
lSa estampadas al dorso de los msncionados docuen
tOs.-San Juan de Puerto Rico % de Mario de 1915
Iriarte, Hermano de Caracena Cs-Consigntarius
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-29
Venta 8 arriendo.

Sc hace de ana Hacienda de cana Immediate al pue-
bio de Ropiedras trapshe de bueyes, capaz para
hacer bocoyes de azucar diarios, bueyada alam
bique todo 10 pertenecente al cultvo de cana Ia
brcacion de szncar Tiene sembra de dicha planta
abundanca caEetal; con terrenos de l6l cuerdas
total. Tiene ademas horno para hscer cal can
terra inmensa para este obeto. Unda la cltada hnca
yaue ambas pueden formar una solss halla otra
possession dedicada Ia cria de ganado, compuesta de
t50 cuerdas de terreno monte pastos una buena
en- el eenrro; cuya posesion tambien Sc vende
arrisnda con la anterior, separada todo e gana
do que contiene.
Qnisn utsrese dchas fncas puede enterarse Ga esta
Administration Sc le dira quien ha de entender-
se.-Puerto Rico ~ de Diciembre de le7a. liz
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-29
HOTEL
MAYAG U EzANO
Y EsTABLECIMIENTo DE BANoS.
GALE DE MENDEZ-VIGO,
Marina MeridiOmal attm. 400.
Mayagiez (Puerto-Ric

FL que sucribe ofrece de nuevo al pdbco este esta.
blecmiento ell cual hallaran cuantas comodidades
puedan desearse asi 10 ustifcan los numerosos
favorecedores que cada da mas digna honrare con
vsitas.
Las recomendables condolences que este renne sus
c6modos frescos aposeutos, lmpieza elegancia en-
sus camas sl espaciose ventilsdo salon comedor sin
rival dentro fuera de Ia lsla mesa abundante varia-
da bien servda, especial esmero servcio pun
tuadad en- todo 10 demas magni6cos c6modos baiios
calientes rios todas horas del dia cercados de un
bonito ardn, el ferro-carri urtano que .ada cinco
minutes pasa por esta Gale, todo contribuye que Ia
permanenca el Hotel sea la agradable.
Las personals que todavia este estableci-
mento diGne de esta cuta Villa, sirvanse visitaro
cuanto anes, aunque por curiosidad, SECURE
de que queiaran satsfecho. qusdandoles altaments.
reconocdo su director dueno del Hotsl.--Jos6 Mon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-29
ESTANCIA.

200 cuerdas de terreno radicadas
en- la Cidra con muchas plantas de
cafe, ysrba de guinea, platanales,
busnas aguas y buenas casas, Sc per
matan por una casa situada en- Rio
piedras que sirva para IN estable
cirniento mercantiI. Hay en- dicha
estancia so S go reses que entran
tambien en ell cambio.
Ell queinterese el negocio que se
propo B puede verse con d. Pedro
gESa ysGiaQ ..9 dss SsilGsAq pueblo. e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-29
Cerveza Danesa,
Marca Carlsberg.

De venta en- de Loh5e ca, dnicos importado-
res directos.
La melor que Sc ha introducido hasta ahora en- Ia
Isa de Puerto Rico por 81 buen bor vidad pro-
pedades bigenlcas, propia para soloras ninas que
s"fren del estomago inapetencias.~
Con las madres lamas necesitan de nodrizas
para nos, pues este saludabie hquido facilita
abundantemente la lactancia.
Dcha bebida recomienda por si mismo puesto
que las Colonies lng-sss preferida las eiores
marcas naci0nales. In sla de Cuba ha aersdsde
va de que coIocan espeufcIones de miles de
barries con facilldad.
gusz, Fable y Ca Guayams, Tomas Gano y Car
royo, A. ]. Aleaide.-Ponee, Mayo Z de 1915.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-29
lTisO 1 los Sss, Haesndados.

81 que suscribe, snayordomo de hacienda por espa-
clio de muchos amos, ocupado todo de trabaos
de esta profession tanto el culyo de la cana, como
en- la elaboration de azcar ron, ofrece para en- la
snrante cosecha, hacerse cargo de estabecmiento
azuoarero. Msf4
Couoce todos los sistemas secretos hasta hoy prac
cados en- Ell pais para Ia pronta efcaz fabricAcion
del fruto. @ -
Tambien adn1its proposiciones para tomar nm alam-
bique arrendade.
Tomaran informes en- Coamo, en- el estabecimientO
msrcantil do D. Ciotide Santiago Juana- Diaz,
D. Ulises Diaz.--Antohio Rodriguez. 1--3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-29
Ell HOR RTICULTOR.

M Giraud que procedente de Europa ma alberto una
gande expUsclon de horticultural en- ia cae dc Ia For
seza nn,ero A. 90 marcha dsntro de tres dias rsa-
Liza aus plat tas CON un so p.9 de reb.ja.
Los seaores aicionados que gusten hacerse de mag
ni6cas pantas con ornamentaes, flores arboles tru
tales de todas classes semiIlas de hores de hortaza
|. elase hermoso camoies cebollas de flor, pataas
de Da las con olor brantes coleccons de rosaes nue.
YES de primer merito, ssmas de sucalyptus, &. SSs
aprOYeshense de esta grande unca OCCASION ysiten
e dep6sitO pesa convencsrse dc la trescura hermo
anra d. las rrfor,.~ }slFkff.s& # 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-29
Las virtudes y ventAjas
DEE EGYPTIAN HAIR CoLoarNG

Oonsistsn en- qne NO TIENE SEDIMIENvO: es tras.
parente lmplo La persona delicadapUeds .sarlo
sin el mas eve riesgo la salud. Quita la caspa; evta
a caida del cabelo restabece vitalidad cuando SO
ha marchtado por FL uso de composiclones vensosas
evits la calvisie RESIAURA AL CABELLO SU
COLOR NATURAL BIEN HAYA SlOO HEKDI-
DO pOR LA EDAD, ENtERMEDAD, . POR
OTRA CAUoA CUALQUlERA, eOnservandolo en- Ia
misma condlcon sxludabls dc In iuventud.
Unico agsnte eli la Capital el Ledo. ID. Miguel G..
l,sdssu,a, calle dc San rancisco. mum. "a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-29

NOTA 1e-Pasages de Ponce & Cuba en- l: camara
$780, q @ los delnas puntos segun tarita ordenada
lDEM xs-Fletes de idem q Ia Habana, Nuevitas
Gibara p0r cafe IS centavOs oro, Santo Domlngo
Cuba 624 csntavos.
Por tabaco, rs centsvos orc, Cuba y Santo Domn-
co. y$i los demas puntos,
Por maiz, 4 50 centavos papel por quintal.
Puerto-R Rico 80 de Noyiembrs de 1o75.-lriarte, Her
nan0 de Osracena C.--OonslgnatarlOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-29

DE PUERTO-RICO.
0RGANO DR L08 RNPAlOLBg SIN CONDICIONRS.
Aviso al p1blico.

&. Pou C. en- liquidation, de Humasao, ofrecen
en- venta arrendamiento las siguientss propedades:
km el pueblO de sagnabO.
10 Una casa de MADEIRA de alto cobijada de hierro
Ralvanizado, con almacenes propOs para ventas al
mayor detail, calle del Comerco.
2e Dos casas de MADEIRA prOpss de vivienda en- la
misma Gale.
go Uu solar en- la plaza.
4e Dos cuerdss de terreno en- las sfuerasJ propio
para Guido de cabalos.
I'm eli uerto de Naguabo,
So Una casa-almacsn de mamposteria con vivienda
espsciosa los altos
So Una casa-almacen de MADEIRA, csbijads de tejas
de barre, cuerda de terrsno ado con pa
lzada de MADEIRA pino- -tea tngladO para dep6sitO
de maderas.
20 Una casa de maaera en- lacalle Combibora.
8: Un solar frente al mar.
80 Diez cuerdas de frente al mar, contenen-
do un magnhco alnacsn de mamposter1a, cobijsdO de
tejas de barro dos ranchones de MADEIRA cobados de
hierro gavausado para dep6sitO de mieles,
una casa de yivisnda de roneer1a, pesebres
tema para aqua t0do propio para gran estable j.
mient0de negociOs az0cares prOvisioaes NADER d
1U? Tres Ancones en- buena condcion con sus
seres.
En ell pueblo Jurisdiction de La Ceibn.
lIo Dos casas de madeira en la ,alle del Cumercio.
12o Una hacienda de canas con todes sus enseres,
bueyada de estabecimisntos, maquina de vapor
do gran fuerza, tres evaporad toda casi nue.
vo capaz de producer de sou 1000 bocoyes de zdcar
Em el puerto Ne H1.ucOa.
l3o Un almacsn de MADEIRA, cobijado de hierro gal
yanizado ToneIeria para deposito de frutos y
maderas.
l4?sDos Ancones para embarque de szdcares en-
buen estado sus enseres.
Em el pueblo de Humacuo.
15o Una de mamposteria frente la plaza, pre-
pis para uegocios de mercancas Previsiones al ma
yory menor.
l6o Una casa de mamposteria, esquina calle del Co.
nercio para deposito
l7o Una estanca de LA cuerdas de terreno lano de
prmera cl4se propios para caias, barro Rio-abajo,
canine al puerto
I'm el puerto de Mumaca0.
lSo Uu aimacen de maders, coblado de hierro gal
vsnizsdo propio para dsp6si,o de rutos madsras,
frente al mar.
1917 I'm almacen de MADEIRA cobijado, de tejas de
barro para dsp6sito de mercAncias provsio-
nss con terreuo ,ercsdo para dep6sito de maderss.
20o Una casa Toneeria.
2lc Tres Ancones pora embarques de azdcares en
buen estados, sus snseres.
Para condiciones de venia arrendamiento, infur-
mes mas detallados entenderan duenos h.
pou Ca en- Liqudscion. T. R., 10 de
Noviembre de 1870 Il. Pou yea 9-R
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Sc ' e ende.

Una prensa de cortar papel enteramen-
to nneva, CON cuchilla de repuesto en- $25
mic. En- Ia Imprenta del BoLETIN, plaza
principal.
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Giro de Letras.

Sobre Cadiz, Sevilla, Madrid, Barcelona, Malaga,
Coruna, Santander, San Sebastian Valsncia, por
cantidades de $25 en adeante eorta vista grsn los
que suscriben.
Puerto-Rico 1s de Febrero de l875.-Irieits,
mano de Caracena.
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BOTICA-MICARD
DE FELIX GALLARD0
SUCCESSOR DE MICARD, DE TE1LLARD Y DE ALFONSO.
Gale de San Francisco uameyo 53.

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Pailas para lngenio.

Las hay de todos tamaflos lejitimas
Carron, hasta 500 galoDes, en o.
almacen de los Sres Ameil julia y
q. de Aguadilla. Para mas porme.
natas diEaa I les citados saaoges'
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eREcIos DE ANUNcIOs.

se Inca de impression, p1bicandoss hasta tres vacas
De u rengon que exeda de los seis-Les precos
s sass s pa asy@ i. s's Ii ss. e
u s adnien snuncos precOs convenconales coKu
baran 10 cntavos 10 hnea mprssa. Anuncos comu
acsds = sbopsran adslsntados.