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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-28
The Grand Rally at Batesyille.
PAMELA ALI RIGHT.
Letter to the Chairman of the
atic-COnservative
Executive Committee
SARDIs, MISS, Oct. 81, 1875.

SARDIs, Miss, Oct. u, 1910.
Ny DEAR SIR The demonstration at
Batesville last night was The largest, the
grandest and most gorgeous one | ever
saw. My candid opinion is the county
is with us by full five hundred majority.
1 did not think it possible for people to
be aroused to the extent these people are.
But for Howe's interest in the Congress
sional race believe the Radicals would
take down their ticket. ...
Yours truly, E. G. w.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-28
Under CITIZENS RULE UNDER CARPgT-nAG
AYryR TBy WAR. RULE sIECE 1870.

The foregoing is exclusive Of the
the school tax, (which, in consequence Of
supernumerahes who are quartered on the
treasury, and extravaganza in school
buildings furniture, etc, is very OPP
pressive.
In the counties having negro MAORI
tiles, the worst sort Of despotism is prac-
ticed. Not only do the non-taxpaying
class levy the taxes, but they have de-
MED the taxpayers all right to repre-
sentation, either in the Legislature or the
county governments. This outrageous
injustice was admitted by A. T. Morgan
in resolution which he offered in the
last Radical State Convention, and in
which it was graciously promised to
correct the abuse. On motion of one OF
the managers Of the Convention, the
resolution was buried by referring it to
the Committee on Resolutions, and from
that day to this, it has never seen the
light. The Radical plunderers do not
intend that the taxpayers in the negro
counties shall be represented if they can
prevent it, but there is spirit abroad
among them which we apprehend will
correct the shameful wrong. 1t will
either have to be done, or the white
people of those counties must make up
their minds to seek other homes or witness
the wholesale confscation of their little
remnant of property by the Radical spoil
atOrs.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-28
The Living Present.

No use in the Pilot trying the old
dodge of I" stop thief" by digging into the
records of quarter and half century ago,
to divert attention from the crimes of the
Radical culprits. There might have
been some improper transactions under
citizens rule then, as there always will
be until man reaches state of perfecti-
bility; but that is no argument to con-
vince the white men of this day and gen.
Grafton that carpet-bag and negro rule
the rule of venality and ignorance
would be preferable to honesty and in
telligence,
Let the dead past bury its dead. 1t is
the living present the men of Mississippi
are concerned about,
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-28
Notice 10 the Surviving Members
of the I3Ih Miss. Regiment.

The fourth annual reunion of the 18th
Mississippi Regiment will be held at
Meridian on the 10Th day of November,
1875. The leunion will take place at
night, and the annual address will be
delivered by that old statesman and SOL
der, Gov. Benz. q. Humphreys, who
has kindly consented to be with US on
that occasion.
All members of the old regiment are
cordially invited and requested to be
present and take part in the proceedings.
A. B. WAGNER, President.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-28
Pamela COUNTY.
Grand Gathering Of lie People at Datrilk
Eloquent Addresses by Gen. Wall
thaII, Hon. X. III. Taylor, Col. n.
h. Sledge and CaPts. j. q.
Hall and C. II. Vance.
Pamela Sure togo Democratic by Hand.
some Majority.
Special to DAILY CLARIoN.l

Special to DAILY CLARIoS.l
BArEsvILLE, MISS Oct. 9th, 1875.
To CLARION: Five thousand people, in
Guiding one thousand eolored, participated
In a torch-light procession here last night.
The whole town a solid blaze of fireworks
and Examinations. Gen. Walthall made an
eloquent end effective speech; Col. X u.
Taylor and N. x. Sledge, Capts. Jas. Hall
and C. B. Vance, who made telling speeches,
were all enthusiastically applauded both by
cOlored and Whitehall seeming to vie with
each other in enthusiasm. The Radicals are
emoralized. There will not be a corporals
guard by election day. Nearly all the re-
spectacle colored men in the county inclu-
ding some of the former Radical leaders,
have Joined the Conse rvatives and the cry
is still they come. 1t is united effort of all
good people to get rid Of official thieves
and adventures and disturbers of the peace.
We will carry this county by at least one
thousand majority. Let Conservatives every
where work without ceasing one week to-
gether and the overthrow of radicalism in
the State is certain. Old Pamela will do her
duty nobly.
Il. w, CARROLL.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-28
CORhOma County.

Brown, the mulatto carpet-bag Sher-
if of COahoma county, has got himself
and his crowd into "hell of fix" by
the row which he raised. He became a
fugitive during the riot, and, on return
ing, has been unable to make a valid
bond
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-28

Irs rumored that the Radical mana
gers, seeing the illegality of the massing
programme, its intimidating look, and its
more than probable consequences of
bIsOdshed, have abandoned it. We hope
50. In the interest of law and order, we
hope so
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-28

Four millions six hundred thousand
acres of land in this State have been for.
fSted for non-payment of taxes under
the present oppressive system. The
people we're utterly unable to bear the
burden.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-28

Pilot.l

Pilot
Dan. Hines, colored man, was exc
cuted by being hung to a tree, atDurant,
Holmes county, Tuesday morning, for
outraging the person Of white woman,
the crime having been committed at an
early hour on the morning of the same
day.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-28

TRE young men have borne themselves
well in the canvass. They have shown
themselves worthy of their inheritance as
Missssippians. A few days more, boys,
and the victory is yours.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-28

CANNES villiany has played the
deuce with Radicalism in Pamela. The
engineer has been hoist by his own petard,
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-28

THIRTY per cent, to be added to your
taxes after the LIST of December, for the
benefit of the wreckers. This comes of
Radical misrule.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-28
Increase OF County Taxation.

County taxation under Radical rule
has been more onerous and a more pro-
life source Of fraud on the people and
of distress 10 them, than the State tax,
burdensome az it has been. To show
the increase we will cite the cases of a
number Of counties as follows:
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-28
Glorious News frOm NEnssach useats

In the city election of Boston yesterday
the Democratic candidate for Mayor was
elected by ? ZOO majority. Massachusetts,
answers back to Oregon!
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-28
E. G.. w.

WARMERS circular may have been
good thing, but some how the Radical or
gans wont publish it.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-28

ARE the Radical organs ashamed of
Maior-General Warmers address?
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-28

GEN. West, the war-horse of the Wing
party, has made ten strike in Marshall
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-28

WAS that thunder? 1t was the shout
of Democratic freemen.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-28

A CONSERVATIVE Legislature will re
duce taxes one-halt.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-28

A DSMoCRATIc Legislature will reduce
expenditures one-half..
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-28

VIoToRY, boys, victory! Music is ii
the air.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-28

The news from Monroe is glorious
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-28

No place for Independents.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-28
RXHCifTIYH COMMITTEE

~ the Demosratic-COnserJatiVe Party Of
ne State Of Mississippi.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-28

DoN'T be crowded from the polls 3!
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-28
STATE TREASURER,
w. L. HEMINGWAY,
y or CARROLL.
FOR CONGR EiSS
KINDS COUNTY
DonOcratic- Conservative Ticket.

State Senators,
A. r. JOHNSTON, of Kinds;
j. l., McCAsKILL, OF Rankin.
Representatives,
OLIVER CLIFTON, MARYE DABNEY,
GEO. W. HARrER, M, X. JONES.
Sheriff,
SAMUEL Is. THOMAS.
C,ancery Clerk,
w. 4. RATLrFF.
Circuit Clerk,
b. +, EDWARDS.
Treasurer,
s. d. CURRIE.
assessor,
j, b. GREAvEs.
Surveyor,
II. G. DANIELS.
Coroner and Ranger,
w. III. TRIBETTE.
5th Supervisors District.
For Supervisor,
J. +. TATUM.
For Justices Of The Peace,
J. II. BOYD,
LEN. HUDSON.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-28

VoTE the regular ticket.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-28
WARNER is demoralized.

Gov. AMEs is toting fair That's all
we ask.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-21

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
MOB AN NCURADLB CASE.
Dr. L. RieAaa's
GOLDEN BAL 0 4 II
Afssr ssn ysars Of trial On this eoss: has proved
itself tho only curative In certain claas Of
diseases prcno1need b nsdical praetttioness -
Dr.. L. Rishaa's Golden Dalsaa Ne.
oures CAancres, Ant and second Stages; CORES
on The Len q Body, Sore GarS, Eyes. Nose. etc.
Copper-colored Biotches. eyphilitie Cstaz1h.
Did scalp md Ill The Rs,n;sy form, g Il
bottle, q tWe foe %.
DR.. l.. RaeAau's Golden Ralsan Ne .
Cures Texsiaxy. Msrcuxial. syphilttte Rhesms-
tisn, Bsins in the Dooes. Besk a the Neck,
Clcer.ted Sore Throat, 0yphilitie Rash, jumps
and Contracted Cords. Sti&ness Of the Limbs.
and se.d1cats all diseases from the system.
mersnry-lsaving The blood pure and healthy.
Price, Is pea bottle. or two for -.
DI. L. Rioha1's Golden 0Pa1lsA
Far the surs Of 0onorfAss, elect. Irritation.
Gravel, and all Urinary or Genital dtsaz1ange-
nents Prizes. - - Per bottle.
DE-. L. Raehau's Golden 6pa1lsh
Injection,
vash and Injection 8GI aoveTo eaDeo Of Con-
orrhee. ypasmmstoey Glest, Stricturcs. and all
dissasos Of the Kidnsys and Bladder. Price.
q - pr bottle.
Alse. Agents fer Dr.. L. Rlehsa's
Golden Pn1a.
Yor 0auuiual Weakness, Night Kmiesions, In
pe9sney, and al diseases arising from Aastur-
kefion snd exoeanave abuses. Price - Per
h-1>lo Tsha aumufDa G0I DEE HAIAA0 n INIT m
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-21

CHANGERS BALL
AT YANK.s STATION. LAKE
TAHOE. ON
Friday Evening, Aug. II, 1875
Invitation Committee:
H. NJ. resey, Glenbrook.
}. L. Campbell. Tahoe City.
/. Il. Richardson, Hot Springs.
John Mckinney. Sugar Pine Point.
Mr.. Moody, Truckee City.
Reception Committee:
H. C. Swain. Sierra House.
aec. Myers. Ysnss Old Station.
Buck Davis, leDbrook.
A. Caldwell. RoEland's.
John Eeiney, Laphams.
Floor Managers:
John Davis, Glenbrook.
In. Church, Sacramento.
G. N. Nfteware, Tahoe City.
Frank Mccullough. Nerrinack MIL.
George Shaw. Dayton.
James ". Haines, Genoa.
James Hunt. Valleys Springs.
J0hA d. Kersey, Warm springs.
Steamers viii run to and from tho
Rail- 1t Half Price.
- The best Of music will b provided. -
rts determined to make this the most sttrsc-
tive and sstisfacto.y ball Of the season. and no
pains or expense viii b spared 70 mako It such.
Tickets, Including supper % SO
general imitation is extended.
CLkMKXT.
.ns17ta Proprietor.
WARN SPRINGS HOTEL.
J. d. KERSEY, PROPRIETOR
TINS r0PuLAa FIAca OF N:
ksif nilss froE
CAR SON CITY,
,Rsr, the bat seeemncdstions - . plaes Of
resort to b found in the State.
rHB HOTEL
Ass bssa tAsrvagAiy reaovstsd md rsAssed. nd
10 pains VIII b spared 70 mako Comfortable ~
GDeots Who visit Tie Springs.
Tlsse Delightfil Swimming DatAl
Of psrs. rshnius ws. water no sssarailsa =
the 0tats.
TIE EAR
viii b supplied with the best wines. Aqpsss
aAA NRaRa n the nAxke&.
AEAL0
Of the bsst n the naSkst, n Afst-els0 style,
furnished to order.
4 New Concord wagon
esaveys eaesss FROM caxson City 70 the epftnO
every he11. end Will call for them ape0 oedse
left 6 any q ths hetels IN Caznon.
ee&-4f J. p. KkkAIT. <rePgi6w.
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I'll CORREO DE- ULTRlMlR,"

La parte potica de per6dico Sc publica tres We
ces al mes Sc recbe Puerto Rico por los yapores
lngeses. Suscricon annual $40 60 cts en- la CAPITAL
ii en- la Isla, franco de porte.
Parte Literaria Iuetrada.
Se publican cuatro n1mer3s mensuales forrooa =
ano dos grandes volmenes con unas s a.
mas de mil grabados intercaiados. P'e-"A
Regalos los Suscrtores.
La Modd del Correo de Uttramar tres nfin,eros
suaes con modelos de tapicerfa, fgurnes iIumnados
dlbulos para labores de crochet, ga
Et EEP6sito, novela inedita de Enault | to,oo a.
tolo, impression de lujo, con 43 laminas. -
Los precos de suscrlcon para 1875 son; Dor nm ano
co de porte. " A''"' ran
Por encuadernacion de la NoyeIa A.
~ CdtendariO PTOspecto de EL Correo de Lztra,aor
se da gratis los que 10 sociten Sc remte nor corro
franqueo. -O para el
Contiene el citado Prospecto un Almauaous d,
% el prologo de la noyela que Sc regala -et arlo
a. % a0s pa naeTo 1s Ts
Lospedidos Sc dirisirs- iSH ~ = us grabadOs.
crit - a Agente, Pascaslo p. San
4------ 6-10
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Aviso a los Ayuntamientos
Y SRBS. PROPRORBS DR INSTRUCTION PRIMARlA
DE ESTA ISLA.

Ell dep6sjto de los Elementos de Aritmetica
puestos en- forma dialogal y al alcance de los
ni1os por ell Lcdo d. Jose Julian Monclova, Sc
encuentra en- la Imprenta, Liberia y Almaccn
de papel de los Sres. Gonzalezy Comp. calle de
la Fortaleza num- 10, a 30 cts ejemplar cua-
tro pesos ochenta centavos docena.
NOTA.-- -Enviando cen antelacion dichos
Sres 8 autor de la obra en- Rio-piedras en- Gbran-
za6sellos de franqueode25 centavos, el importe
de les ejemplares que deseen, SC remiten los
pedidos correo vuelto en- paquetes certifca-
dos
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HI E R R O

En- la casa de Francisco Baston y
ca Sc hallan de venta los siguiente
etectOs.
Azadas bruflidas y de medic acero
de los ndmeros 3 "a.
Clavos de paleta de 2, d, 8 y 81
pulga1as.
Machetes morunos, perrillos y da-
gas
Todo de clase superior y a precios
cOnvenientes' 7-12
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BOLETlD MERCAD D4'IL
DE PUERTO-RICO.
ORGANO DE- LOs gSPANO OLR2 &IN CONlLCLONRs.
AL PUBLICO.

Por m6tuo cOnvenio, por escrit1r pdblica, otor-
quedado disueta la socedad que giraba en- ell mismo
bajo la de Juan Isern CompaIia de la que
aparecia s6cio gestor Ell que suscribe habiendo que
dado ell capital que aport6 dicha empresa y todo
cuano mas la constituia nclusas las utiidades que
pudieran correspondence a libre disposition admi
nistracion del referido Isern para mas faciiare Ell
puntua solvendo de las Oblgacones pendientes su
caracter de lquidador cuyo s6cio impuso4 adsmas
el deber de enar 0dos los requisites exgidos por Ell
c6digo-Caguas Abril 90 de le75.-Luis Trila. Q
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IOIl-LA FAYORIYA lOJOl


En- este establecimiento acaba de recibirse por Ell
vapor espailol "Puerto- Rico" un extenso variado
surtido de art1culos de novedad que Sc expenden a
precios umamente baratos por. esperar nuevas fac
turas, Siendo tan proo e surtido anotaremos algu-
nos articulos como son:
Perfumerfa Legrand surtido general id. Rigaud, i'd.
E. Coudray, i'd John Gosnell y Ca, corses de todos
n6meros, monas imitacion pslo forma dc ultima
da uno dos lazos, cazado para senoras ninas,
embutidos tras bordadas, enaguas bordadas panue-
les i'd de mano para senOras caballerOs, sombreros
para senoritas, cabaeros niTos ninas, infndad de
classes, corbatas varas formEs ,sses cintas de
y gro detodos coores anchOs, cuellosy punos blan
cos de color para senoras, cuellos punos para
ballerOs, paraguas sombrillas, Ga, &a uerto-Rico
Is de Abril de 1875.-Ensenat Rog ca 8-3
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I0JQ.--AL RANILLETE.--0
DepdsitO de pieles de, todas clases, For
taIesa "A, .frente d la casa de los
SYes. SObrSn0S de PS.

Sc acaba de recibr drectamente del xetrangero Bar
celona complete surtido de los arcuos sguientes
marroqufs, bahamas, baquetas, becerros charoes ca
britlas chagrines bufaos colleras nas para cabaos
de coche, betun para mpar cazado, carteras de via
ge para senoTas caballeros, cnturones para tropa
vountarios, fundas cordOnes para revolvers, ba-
quotas para camas cunas de nnos en- la mencionada
casa. Tambien Sc expende suea al por mayor menor
de las prncpaes fabricas de la Isa de la Peninsula
Antonio Rodriguez " Rodriguez
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GIRODE LETRAS.

b. Borr4s Hermanos, del Comercio de esta Plaza.
giran sobre Alicante, Barcelona, Bilbao, Cadz CoruZ
na' Ferrol. Habana, Lngo Madrid, Malaga Orenss,
Palma de Mallorca, Padron, Ponteyedra Riyadeo San
Sebastian Sevilla Santiago, Sautander, Tarragona.
fuy, Valencia, Valladolid, Vigo Vivero, ViIagarcs
y Zaragoza.-Puerto-Rie 10 de Enero de iS73,oCa-
le de la Fortaleza, num- 81.
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.AVISO

AL que suscribe, lie ha extrava medic bilete nd-
nero 1000 del sorteo que ha de ceebrarse ell da de
manana. y ha adoptado las medidas necesarias para
e caso de que premado satisaga dicho medic
billete, es del n1mero al TO- Lo que ayso para
cimiento general-Puerto Rico, Abril "a de 1876
Eacundn Ahadn Ia
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Para lidE. Malaga : Barcelona.

Admitir& carga fete la balandra espanola Ligera
siempre que la impOrtanca de aquella sufcients
para abrir registro con destno cualquiere de los
puertos citados
La dsspachan Sobrinos de ri, Fortaleza 80, Puerto
Rico, Abril 10 de 1875. 6-6
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Con esta fecha Sc ha

satablecido ca este pueblo, ina casa de concrete ba,
10 la razoh de g. GARCIA c., ,.oon 81 capital en-
comandita que ss6Aa Ia conttat social utofada: eis
do socio gestor tnico, cen dereehe usxl sss Efi
q cometciante que suscribs.C -Roin iR - :. :
du id15--6~-k-s Ar .ADrll
.,,r, ps.ypano Vsrcls. ID
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Verdad clardad Sc encontraran en- todos los actos
de esta 1til asocacion.
I'll que desee entrar, en- las operacones de su ms
tituto puede acercarse la ofciLa, donde adquirirS
todos los datos que esme necesarios lie seran sunni
nistrados sin rodeos.
Premio de SECURE viajes de travesfa, Ell nismo
que cargan las companies europeas.
FL premio en- Ell cabotaje, es el m6dico de p.S So
bre mercancias.
Sobre las monedas acunadas de orc plata p.9
Estos tipos tienen variacones segun las epOcas
circumstances de la nave.
Sc gratifcara al asegurado con Ell por mil sohrs
los vaores que hguren conocmiento: exceptase de
esta regla al cabotae.
Horas de o6cina de a 10 de la mahana y de ia 4
de la tarde.
Gale de Tetuan n6msrs 81
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o J @

Riquisimo chocolate mantecados de- Astoroas so
desaiia en- el almassa de Psdre Perez Garcla.-Te-
- " "a
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8. Juan, Casa de Salud.
BajO la Direction del MedicO- OcMliSta
ID Francisco AlafOnt Marco.
TETUAN NUM-. "a

TETUAN NUN. "a.
Subscription mensual peso.
Asistencia para pacticulares pesos diarios.
Idsm para los buques anclados Ell bahia durante
su estancia pesos.
OperaciOnes precios convencionales con ell Direc-
tor
Ell Practicante, Heraco Moreno-El Adminstra-
For, Federico Tizol
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iEN PONCE!

Sc vende una c6moda espaciosa casa, altos de ma
lera baOs de mamposter1a cobijada de hierre con
sOares aterales que componen AZ varas de rente
30 de ondo sta la calle de Isabel nmsro FL que
a interese drljase su duena que la habita. 6-6
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Consulado BritAnico.



La correspondence Sc Oierra este Consulate lsa
dias sguientes:
Para Inglaterra, Espa1a
Francia, Alemania, toda
Europa, Asia, Santhomas Ell 12 8 13 Y "a.
Paclfco TERRA irma las
Colonias IAglesas.
|. fsIa risss. 81 Brasil = Rio de Ell dia 81.
poro 1os -Tr,idos Via de Santhomas por a.
por americanoe II Is.
pana Ia rra45os T1;5 Dia 81
o' oNA"Oe' Via de Jamaica.
Segun disposition del Gobernador Brit&nicO en- 10
dias de correspondence para Europa las cartas SO
traeran este Consulate hasta la del da sin null
ia hasta las con muta de 10 centavos porcar-
ta excepo las que echen el buzon con los seos
ingLeses necesarios.
Cuando Ell franqueO forzoso las cartas puestas
en- Ell buzon franqueadas no pueden ser envadas
por el vapor ingles.
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BlBAs De Ia LOtGia de Puerte-RiCQ
A 20 REALES UNO
Agencia Mortuoria, San J usto 43
Giro de Letras,

llSobre Cadiz, Sevilla, Madrid, Barcelona, Malaos.
CorG9a, santss1der San Sebastian Valencia, por
que suscriben. sA AvD
Puerto Rico, 18 de Febrero De 1s75.-rriarte ryar.
manO de Caracena. o, d0l-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-30
PERDIDA.

En- 81 camino que media desde Ell ancOn, del Dorado
hasta e de Pao-seco, Sc ha extraviado un relo con
leontna de orc las iniciales P. M. la persona
que haya encontrado los presente duenO que
Dr. ID. Pablo Marchessi, residente en- Vega baja
d. Vicente Furiati la Capital, sera gratihcado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-30
PRECIOs DE ANUNCIos.

De neas impression pubicandose hasta
II rengon exceda de los seLos precios
dobes los anuncos hayan de pubcae
uesos nmeros pos los de lfneas-Por
admen anuncios precios cOnvenciOnaes Los
cobar4n 10 centavos la Inca mpresa Anuncios
scado bonarAn adelantRdos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-30
MUM. 81.
PRECIos DE sUsCRIPCIoN !

$40 la islaPor seis S. so centavos-PoF
nm rmestre $3Por Capital 10
de Peninsula exangeO, nviando
eli per6dicO de porte pOr nges SIS anuaPor
ano en- la isla de Cuba $12
suscpcones empre adantadoy los suscrP
torres los rectamen Ad
ministraciOn.
El BoLETM SO enva todas parties franco de porte
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-30
Gran realizaclon.

Ell que suscribe dueho del antique ESTABLISHMENTS
de muebles stuado en- la cae de San Francisco mum.
oil Partcipa sus numsrosos parrOquianos al publ
co en- general que por estar esperanto facuras
ha hecho una considerable rebaa en- la venta al Dor
mayor menor de toda case de muebles, siendo la ma
yor parte recibdes 6ltimamene de los meores merea
dos de Europa de los Estados- Unidos.
En- ell mismO establecimiento hay un complete sur
lido de bugas sus candeleros, escupdores iuegos
de Porcelana fna entrefna para cafe y lavamanos
Iiene ademas pianos verticales m4qunas para CO.
SER todo aprecios barasimos segun Sc dsa expresa-
ia al exPresado establecmiento. Qurico Masiuan.
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AL PUBLlCO.

Sc ha establecidO en- este pueblo e Dr. D. Juan Do
nsio Iturrno quien ofece al p6bico sus servicos
50 profession Medico 1rjca.-Lares, AbriI IL de
1879. 2-1O
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-30
Homeopat1a.

D. J. Bramon, antique M6dicO Hone6patd, recibe en-
consuta de IL a3 gratis para los pobres Plaza prin
:ipal n1mero l5 SIS