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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-10-11
BOLET I IN MERCAUIIL
DE PUERIO-RICO.
ORGAN0 DB lO2 BSPAnOLB8 SIN CONDIClONnS
7P1doras Holloway.

Las virtudes de esta admirable medicina espe-
eiamente efcaces para expulsar de Ia SANGkE tods
fmpursza. En los de debiIidad, ella ncomps
rable, al paso que radcamente las INDIC ES-
TIONES los des6rdenes generates del H1gado, del
Est6mago de los lNrESTINOs, Observation-Disclosures,
por cncanto, 81 vigor la salud normales. Di-
chas Piidoras renuevan asi mismo las dolencas que
sueen adigir las MUJERES al legar estss 4 la
edad critica
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Se vende

coche de dos asentos, de aedio uso con su caba.
lilo de de al .ada sano sin fal,as Tn ia
caballer de Pue ia ds Terra esta ds manifesto
iuturmar&. ia
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Melchor Margenat

Oompo..a toda Class dc liaaquiaas
ld,soosey tamhien planQs,Espl ~
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D J O..

Almidon superior de Yuca 10 hay de la Habana y
Cuta 81 establecimiento de d Pedro Comas s-Puer-
t Rico 10 de Octubre de 1876. 1-6
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J
supuesta marCa de patente asi- -Meroa-
deres sin escrdpu- :. los las obtienea
precios muy inf 4 sia-as q mos de la denomina-
da casa. Estas q 3NsS2Es M cOmp pusluuues de min
gun vaOr expen A% W den al Publico como
mis- legltnas Pill doras Unguento.
Apelo, pues, muy enca. ecidamente los Amigos y
los demas ell las kepubiicas Hspane- -Americanas, q
cayas manos esta llegare, mas sspeclamente las
Ma0res de Fanlia 0tras seloras, para que sc Sir
van prestaIme su auXllio en- cuanto puedan, en- de-
nunclar este descarado fraude fraguado ea Nueva-
York, pre-, avlendo sus anigos, lin de que no Sc
les engane comprar estos cOmpuestos despreciabes
tltolados " Fldoras y Unguento de Holloway" que
ileven algun rotulo de Nueva York ca ellos.
Ahtes ds comprar, examlnese con mucha csuteia 81
hotulo en 81 Bote la GAIA para cercorarse 81 esta la
direction de 533, Oxford Street, London, pues 81 no
est entencss trata perpetrar ul dsscarado Gu
gano.
Csds Bo,e Gaia de las Aediainas Legltimas Dsva
81 1sns6re del G0bierno BritdH.co, laa paiabras
'tlldoras y Unguento de Holloway, London" graba-
el. En- r6tulo esta direction, 533, Oxford
Street, London, uonde unloamente Sc tahrlcan.
~ Sc invita- 4 las personals que sean Ietrandadas
POr los vendedores 9uo expenden LAS Pl!doras 81
Unguento ds Holloway" fasihcsdos, para que Sc sir
vau cOmunearme los pOrmenores, embellishments
mare tornaAar processes egaiss contra los OteIsoies
reeompensare lIueralmente a los Delatores por e
tsADalo que So toneu, comprometiendome QUE ha-
va trasIendenoia ue nnniur-e.---tltmAio, lUMAS
UILs"MAV hndr@s Nas~n u de '@7"
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En- Ia Rana de Puerto RIcQ.'

Sc reazan por la nead de gu precio, los artfcu;os
siguente:
Sombreros para seIoras y ninas.
CalzadO para nnas
Ta'mas de seda negra para sehoras.
T1nicas de idem idem idem.
Saquitos de idem idem idem.
Caladoras d. idem idem idem.
Bandas de idem de color.
Cuellos panuelos para senoras.
Cinturones de raso idem.
Corpinos de limo.
Redee las.
Cuellos manguilios.
Avios de baustimos.
Corbatas para senorss y caballsros
COrses.
Marchantes.
Camisas blsncas, con puno pechera de hilo para
ninos.
Ligas.
Laminas.
Fiecos de algodon.
Libros de msa. ---.---
Flores artiticiales
Ternos de Gutapercha.
Botas de estambre.
Cesttos frutas artfcises para adornos de
tocador.-Puerto Riso 9 de Octubre de 1876. Jose
V. Pou. 3-12
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Consulate Britanico.

La correspondence sierra este ConsulAdo Loo
dias siguieutes
Para Inglaterra, Frsn--)
cia, Aemania tcda Euro
pa. Asia, Santh6mas, Pa. Ell IL 6 Is S25627.
Office, Tsrrs 6rns y las
Coleniss InglesAs
E!P.so. r:ie Il ta;5s' hfsan'' Asi'''' Ell a. II.
/. fi,s Pi.:.. 81 Brasil Rio de d. 10 dls, sadn.
Para santo Domingo. $Les diAs 9 y l6.
p.ralo- E".Ad0s UnidOs n ifss az ssr1ena' 81 1'
Para lo. Estaaos-uniae', v,s oIt j. Ssss 5ss.ss..
ssgun disposition del Gobierno Bri.Saioo eB Lea
dias de correspondence para Europa las csrtss
r4r Consulate hssa la iina del dis sin multA
hssta las con una mul,a de 10 cenlavesv per car
tas excepto que echsn el buzon ecnes ssllos
sagleses necesaTios. -
CuandO 81 franqueo ss forzosO las cartas pusssAa
en- 81 buzon no son hag9ueadas puedsa ssr snyiA
dss enr el vapor in26s. E2
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RntuaS de tOdaS classes.

Sc realiza una gran partda Nh precio barato al
almacen de d. Alvaro Vazquez, Marna.P uetro- kieo
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Gran Fa5rica de Tabacos.
CLOS KECOMENDABLES"
DE LLOMPART Y COMP.
FORTALEZA % Y SAN JOSE MUMERO g.

Conchas has--...........AS2 S Is.
Conchitas. ."" Is.
Entreactos ."" 25
Regal1a cilindrada Ell paque-
tes de II. q" Is.
MllIar bueno de e25........."" 10.
Perilia id. id. de 6 q 10 reales por
peso.
Cigarrillos de varias fabricas de la
Habana.
Puerto Rico IL de Setiembre de
1876. m. shre. .1e
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blnMtn De iitrpo De Aware Val]uez {
EN- LA MARINA.-PUERTO-RICO
Sc ACADIA de recibr directamente de Europa un sur
lido de hi-rro lie las dinsnsvnes siguieute: barras
planchueas de A, 81, 81 4, y, 2, IT, II, pugada de
auch por I, /, de groes". Redondas DE 8, 2a,
., IT, It. 9lo, l pulgada grueso idem + !, t. !, y t
grueso.
cuadradOs, 3, g. 92 bs,la 1b1t1,3 3b4bt,
grHeso
Pisnchae chapas para calderas de vapor otros
usOs {, /. & l, LIS t. ll6 y 1872.
Bafriies de clavos galvanzado. ....,
III tnras aceite ejes de hierro para tneero, toInl'
Hos, remaches para ma4inas, otros muchos .rtlcu-
los dfciles de enumerar.
i CHAPAS DE COBRES.
Sc vende una partida buena para alambiques y
OtrOs usOs precios m6dicOs.
PARA Los SRES. HA CENDADOS.
Dep6sitos de carretas de eje de hrro de MADEIRA
construidas todo pares de ruedas suetas y
ademas tOdOs los artculos cOncerniOntes esta case
de obra como camones hechos, rayos, pinas
todas las piezas de herro de MADEIRA que Sc nece-
sitan para carretas carrOs.
MADERAS,

Vigas, viguetas, cuartones alfalas de ausubo dem
de construccioa de muebles, carre.erla, rbera "a
Advrtiendo que ademas de tener bastante exstencil
de esas madsras Sc recben 6rdenes para hacer vena
toda case de dmensiones que deseen pues para ellie
cueuta con una maquina de vapor dedcada serrar
en- los mejores montes.
Cuartonerla tabonco machimbrado para piso y
-tabones de pichpen tablas de pho americana teja-
manil, todo SO vende preciss m6dicos. IN. Ocs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-10-11

Pubheass pe6dioo dos m6rcosy yenes Guam
exgen cancss suplemensb
s.6ts los hnscriptorss. es& 49,.
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Imperiales en- cajas de So. S 70.
Canones rayados de So "" 50.
Regatta Britannica de so 0'-..-. ."" So.
Conchas de regalo de So -...." " 40.
Regatta dc la Keina de 100 : ."" 40.
Brevas cilindradas de 100. 80" 40.
Brevas flor de 1OO-. ."" 33.
Brevas chicas de 1OOo ."" Is.
Regalia de conchas de 100. ."" 80.
Regalla superior. de 1OO.. ....."" 30.
Regalfa de L6ndres de 100. ."" 3d.
Regallaa- "25.
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Precaverse de las viles
FALSIFi iCACIONES EN- NUEVA-YORK
DE LAS PILDORAS Ell UNGUENTO
DE HOLLOWAY.

Viles mitaciones contraheehas de "Las Pildoras
elsUnguento de Holloway" fabrican Sc venden
bajo Ell nombre de Holloway ca" por J. F: Henry,
Curran ca, Droguistas de Nueva York, con una
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Ell COLMADO.
46.--SAN FRANCISCO-46.
Hero galvanizado.

Del acanaado en- planchas de dos yarias large,
des tsrc'hs ancho, 10 hay de veuta ep .e alma
csn de los Sres Silva C:-Caile de Tesuau ndma
70 35. m.2I az.
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v

La persona quien Sc haya extreviado una pulsera
brazaete, puede soicitarlo Ia n1mero st de
la calle de San Francisco Ia
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Lo hay de venta precios convenientes de- Glaze
superior en- el ainlacen ue ferrs,eria qrncAla de
Francisco Baston Ca, calle de Tetuan ntl 81.
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G a n g

Sc vende 81 ex-pueblo Guainabo por la insignifi
cante cantidad de doscienos pesos bonita d.
altos; la Redaccion del BOLETIN dar6u razon l-6
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Unguento Holloway.

Este incompatible Basamo sana los MALES De
PlERNASy de PECHO, las Llagzs Antiguas, adn
uas Ulceras cuyO or1gen con vene mencionar en-
anuncio p1blico. Para todas las EkUPCIONES
cutaneas no hay remedio igual al UNGUENTO
HOLLOWAY, al que mlares deben la aalvacion
tanto de sus Brazos Piernas como de existeucia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-10-11

patente asi-- Meroa-
los las obtienea &
mos, de la denomina-
composloiones de min
den al Publico como
dorss y Ungaento'
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La ,Orrespondenoia sierra sn este CoBsulldO los
1io ei.
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supuosta marOa de
deres sin escr1pu-
precios muy inf
da casa. Estas
4 un vaior SO expen
mis- legltimas Pill
The New York herald., 1876-10-30
CAPTAIN G. W. SMITHS FUNERAL.

Tho funeral Of the late Captain George william Smith
took place yesterday from his family residence No 100
West Twenty third street. Tho neighborhood was
crowded with tnrong OF friends of the deceased who
bad gathered together pay last tribute respect
the remains Of their old and cherished associate
In pursuance 10 company orders tho members of H
company OF tho Seventh regiment, lately commanded
by Captain Smith, met at thcir armory at noon yes
terday in citizens Dress and proceeded his late
residence. general invitation to the regiment TO at
tend citizens dress also issued by Colonel
Emmons Clark and large represen was present,
each member wearing on his the usual insignia or
mourning Tne veterans and ex-membsrs were also
present in numbers. The members OF Atlantic Lodge,
r. and A. NJ, OF which the deceased was Past Grand
Master met at their rooms and came in body to
tend funeral IL the request OF the family that
there should be escort OF any kind the friends
and associates who had for that purpose
after taking last farewell, of the deceased,
quietly dispersed. The casEet containing the
remains stationed in the parlor and surrounded
by beautiful devices in flowers, the tributes OF the
friends and comrades OF deceased. beautiful white
floral monument stood at the head Of the casket, a
regmental fatigue cap resting at the base and to tho
lett age shield bearing in the centre the regimental
ct Gloria' Tho burial service of the Episcopal
Church was read by the Rev. DR.. Lawrence, OF The
Church Of the Holy Communion. The friends and
relatives took their last sad leave OF tho departed
veteran, and the body borne to the hearss by
some OF the members OF his company. The remains
wero tncn taken to the family cemetery 1t Kings
bridge for tntermenL
The New York herald., 1876-10-30
A WOMAN WHIPPED IN VIRGINIA

From the Washington ID. o. Star, Oct 2sl
Mary Brown, South Washington alley ranger and
kleplomanac, with skin the color her indicates.
extended the ned OF her operations Alex
sndria, where she was caught shopifting and taken
before magistrate, who finding the charge sustained,
sentenced her thirty lashes the whipping
post. The oncsr duty II Is carry the sentence
into effect administered twenty Of the lashss and
turned her loose, directing her to back 70 tbs
city the 10th Of November the remaining
ton lashea On her way to the boat 10 leave town ON
Ger James Smith necked her again, and accompanying
her to this CITY, obtained search warrant and
recovered some perumery and other Articles
from Marys domicilc, in an alley in South Wash.
ington, which she had stolen in alexandria Again
cnjoining upon her 70 return she 10th she
naming asnss, he Left her, Mary has no intention
OF obeylng the admontion- This regular practice
Of tho Alexandria authorities, and that community IL
troubled with loss number OF thieves Of the petsy
class than any city in the country. The whipping
post" there nothing more than the prison doors Of
the cells, which the cu'prits ucd making them
form wha. the officers jocularly call spread eagles"
receive portion Of the stripes named In theif
sentences, when they are tarnod out with orders u
return on fixed day for the balance Not one ha
ever been known to return TO the city.
The New York herald., 1876-10-30
THE KELSEY TRAGEDY.

Tho impression which has gone abroad that at the
Of the Circuit Court for Suffolk county on
motion OF District Attorney Wckham. nolle prossqui
was entered in the OF Rudolph and Royal Sam
mis-, indicted for completely In the murder OF Charles
G. Kelsey, is incorrect The facts are these-Mr
Wickham stated the Court that In his opinion the
defendants not guilty Of the crime He had been
advised by General Barlow in April last to nole
prosequ entered but did then take the re-
sponsibty, as tho case not properly his hands
Since then, however, the Attorney General had
mitted the him. and be felt that he 20
TO trial with any certainty OF CONVICTION. II nolle
pr6sequl was entered now new indictment could be
found At any time. when new evidence might
Il; but II the Indictment went to trial and acqutta
should result no iurtner proceeding could be taken,
matter what evidence might be discovered. Judge
Barnard, however, viewed the matter differently and
advised that tho be brought 10 trial. that the
might be relieved from the odium OF having tho
Indictment roman any longer He consulted with his
associates the bench, and the unanimous conclusion
against permitting the nolle prosequi be en-
tered. The Judge thcn said that Mr. Wickham could
have the benefit Of Judge Dykman's order made in
April that the defendants be discharged their own
recognizance and Mr. Wickham concluded accept
the proposition. Judge Barnard accordingly directed
order be entered releasing tho ball. and discharg
ing the defendants on their recognzance the Of
81, 900 oach proceeding to be taken against them,
except after sixteen days notice
The New York herald., 1876-10-30
A DOGS FUNERAL.
From the Cleveland Plaindealer, oc. a7.,

From the Cleveland Plaindeaier, Oct 2T1
There 10 sorrow TOO deep for utterance as No 81
Burton street, west side Mr.. John Kay lives AZ No
81 Burton street few days ago Mr.. John Kay owned
lovely pup OF diminutivs stature IL was small but
on Jmminyl 1t vas pup full OF promise. But the
pup Is no Right opposite she residence OF Mr.
John Kay is the headquarters OF Tiden club Mr.
John Kay's cunning little pup took the contract OF
barking down that club, and couldn't deliver Its
poor little throat gave out and on Thursday at four
O'Clock A. NJ, the dog was gathered TO its fathers
When IL looked though the Jig was up for
Mr.. kay's pup Mr. Kay rushed around TO the medical
scientists for relief but OF the medical
seemed to think that their practice lay that direc-
tion. So the pup passed peacefully away. Mir. Kay
determined to give Fido nice funeral SO he bought
beautiful chllds CONN, painted white for which he
paid $40 next he bought rough outside box for the
colin tor 81. he atired Fdo in elegant dress or
whlte silk with q splendid red silk overshirL Dress,
formed u funeral cavacade and moved mourpiuily out
TO the Monroe street cemetery As they about
pass through the portals of the with all
was mortal OF the defunct yelper they met by
Superintendent Ward, VINO refused them admittance.
Mr. Kay and he rest OF the mourners rctraced their
steps with streaming eyes and returned homo like =
sprnkhng cart fido will be planted IN Mr.. Kay's
back yard this evening The Trends OF the family and
several distinguished citizens have been invited
OF the funeral baked meats. Mr. Kay has invested
handsomely In whiskcy and beer and determined
drown IN the uttsrmost depths OF good
cheer.
The west side has no. been 20 excited since Parks
was hung.
The New York herald., 1876-10-30
THE OLD, OLD STORY.

Nearly month ago handsome Italian girl, nameS
valeria Acerbi, left her home In New 0rlsana He,
brother Salvatore Acerb by constant inquiry became
convinced that she had len the Crescent City with
Frcnchman, named Laurent Pascalis Q musician, for.
merly engaged . baritone singer in the Aimee
French Opera Troupe. Mlle Acerbi was nnssess
years old and of preposscssing appearance Pas.
calls was forty-nve years old and married,
The girl, ON leaving home, had taken with her $500
belonging 10 her brother who TO this city and
reported the facts TO superintendent walnR Dstec-
tive Tessaro, OF the Second precinct COurt SQUAD.
owing his extensive acquaintance amonr the Ger
and French population OF the city vas
detailed TO investigate the case. He asceY-
tanned that Pascalis Was one of the artists
who participated in the concert given at Tammany
Hall for the beneht OF julius Blanc the French pro-
lessor OF music who subsequently shot his wife and
child and then committed suicide, at mis- residence
West rhrty-third street He II began inquiries
among the foreign musicians residing In the city, and
paid member OF the choir OF 81 Francis
XavIers church, in West Sixteenth street. BY
Watching the church he succeeded In track
ing Pascalis TO his residence In TWonty-
eighth street, Fuh avenue. Havinp
discovered Pascas' residence, Detective Tessare
called Governor Tilden and requested him 10 sign
the warrant OF exradtion the arrest OF tho girl
The Governor, on being informed Of the facts in the
case, svnced the utmost interest IN the matter, and
not only granted the extradition warrant but per.
sonaly endcavored TO Desectve Tcssaro In the
CONTINUED ON NINTH PA0E1
The New York herald., 1876-10-30
A MURDEROUS ASSAULT.

Johan Kleehn aged thirty, residing the corner OF
Twenty seventh street and Tenth avenue and en-
ployed in . lumber yard At Twenty-socond street and
Eleventh avenue, was arrested yesterday In Hoboken
by Police officer Gerken for committing = murderous
assault upon Charles Schuhmaker, boy. ofNo. ~
Court street, Hoboken- II appears that the prisoner
. friend had been on board She Hamburg steamer
lying the foot OF Third street. and when thcy reached
Hudson street some boys called them names upon
this Kicehu caught young Schu and struck
with heavy whtethorn stick she top OF hts head
with all his iorce The stick was broken, but klcehn
raised the remaining portion to strike the poor boy
again. The brutal assailant s six feet high and
the wounded boy Is puny lad OF thirteen. The prs-
.oner held by Recorder Bohnstedt for examina.
tion. The boy remains IN very critical condition
The New York herald., 1876-10-30
A DESTITUTE HERO.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
On the 7th of October 1859, the British steamship
Connaught, 1900 tons, sprung a leak. which gained
upon her rapidly that by the next morning the
had extingused her engine nres. leaving her
. coffin for COL human beings sinking slowly but
surely in = heavy In this condition. and while
$50 miles from Boston harbor, Gre (which had been
smoudering for some days unknown) burst out and
doubled the chances OF death. She was an iron shp
and her sides became hot that they Missed and
steamed as sho rolled deeper and deeper There was
rc aud tor all those lives and do
q third OF them from one death or the other.
The American brig Minnie Schaefer, l9S tons, Cap
tain John Wilson, saw tho blazing sinking steamer,
and bore down TO her assistance SO slow and difficult
was the labor OF getting tho passengers into
and of The boats that only 200 could be trans
ferred to the brig before sundown. Then John
Wilson sad:-"It Is horrible a1sir to the
the sun gong down and so many people yet on board
the wreck, settling down and burning up VIII 40 oil
in my power 10 save them He nobly kept his word
As good q sailor as he man, he came down 10
lceward OF the wreck, made fast TO her. and before
midnight the last man on her decK-ths Captain--had
passed into safety. Try to picture II great ocean
steamer, with water pouring IN from without to Nil
her up and ire roaring within 70 burn her down. and
over 400 lives in the balance! Any lurch she made
might have been her last; and II she had rolled
and sunk what hope for the little brig She did not
sink lust then John Wilson left her a sheet OF fame
and landed his priceless cargo safe a. generous Bos
tom
watch and chain. The company to which the Con-
naught belonged presented him with 81, 500 Boston
added silver service, ami medals, testimonials and
subscriptions in plenty came in. Nor his crew
forgotten IN the general enthusiasm
Then came the war Some sums granted to him
withheld. property In which he had Invested his
money captured or destroyed. BY which side?
Whom state that he 10 sxtyfour years OF age, IS DIS
abcd by failing eyesght from following his profession
that his vito is a confirmed invalid that all his es
monal rs have been sold or lett IN pledge for bread
and that this once scli-reliant and always brave
and true man IS utterly destitute, 10 worth while to
usk? When he made fast to the burning Connaught
he said nothing about politics. Humanity has fol-
itics. Shall we not paraphrase his own words and
say. 'This 10 horrible affair TO see the sun gong
down upon the wreck with much good yet
board We will do all In our power to help him"
Before make an appeal abroad Tor this afflicted
hero II Is only fair that his countrymen should DO
given the opportunity may almost say the priviegeI
or assisting hun. His residence Is No $40 Franklin
street. New Orleans and subscriptions may DO sent to
Mrs. Ill., No. 306 Baronno street; Mr. Creevy corner
Upion and CarondeIet, or TO
A. DE FONBLANQUE.
No 10 Carondeet street, New Orleaua