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, 1876-09-16
mission. In sFtcf paragraph the author out
lines the marked features In tic topography Of
tho region:

lines tho marked features In tic topography Of
tho region:
The country consist. Of a nimhcr Of desert
p1stns. nj snrinus elevations Of frpin nbnut ipp1
n5. 0co feet nhosc lie 'ca rrpa;ntctl tEon rach
ard wesE. ard trnn thr cna4t tn tin .tl.n. by
rnnge. " mountains varying MUCH IN h"i::st anA
refstan .latraux. q. hphiand.. co,t,i.t pf .,1an4
.esctntIon, -aerienl,ure being oniy ro..ih;s wherc
esrcams which depcenh from tnc hlahcr ranges tn
hose themselves In the varnus acaetts Of the intc
i damp ] region. ] eosefe viii Viii en'c for"t an!
thn Western slopes Of tho Zngtu. Noahtnin4, arc
A!.o wo"ded Though Ter shiGkly than the northern
land extenas eonth 10 the ncfyhborl1od of Shisaz
where, from the prevalence of spse'e' Of oas tho
traet /, % ere.aca an tbe roa, from sraz 10 Hu.fre
tnt II d0es tot extend much farther 10 tic ronth-
ea.t. Thfss arc. however. n thr br9ken country
indnn t)cean. und Turning part Of Fart. Lat'stan
nntl lsaluchsatan. . fcw plains and valleys whtch
from Ahss t.e e zaso4 md sh.s
and consstin4 chiefly of Tropical formt. among
,wshE which tan,asisk ami n,mosa arc conspicuous
rlcee comparatively fertile tracts arc, however.
seldom mel *!th,-thc greater ttntt II the country
bc'ns a. haslcn nj the perslan Highlands.
Mr.. Blainforti finds distinct zWlo4tcai regions
corresponding with tho different physical condt-
tions of tho country. First, on the lighans!s
the nature OF the 5nunn III l'alTarct!c, although
types characteristic of the deserts Of North At
rlca and Central tsta arc included. accpnd, In the
forcstclatl provinces along the Caspian Sea the
fnunu Is almost identical with that III Southeast
crn Europe. Nevertheless, the Tiger, the Deer
tCe14x,n Easpius), and tfc Pls-Eiptr fHYfv7l are
among the animals notc']. Third, the wo,ied
elopc" y the Iayros, running t,ortilwcstcrly
frtn Slifsaz, ufTord Ir LinH and sotllr nttIcr
ioeal s1Gces. fourtll, In the eastern pnrtlon of
, 1876-09-16
TO MISS B. W., or JACKSONVILLE, FLA.

snp1ttftd bv i1tr fa7s.ratt.
softly hWnyang, a. III meadows
swuye the graceful I!!y.bel1;
6hyly dropping, as the violet
Droops III vet,,nnt, fAiry de1t:
Tos,ing t,ack sn.alf hend proudly,
It'll, the wealth of glttteFIns hair
Floats nrounl her. nnnhcama Enocktnz,
Stands maiden tily'lAlr.
Bnrtta nf aone from rcd lfps lightly
Thrill the 1Est'nfny Summers eve.
TIL nFOunt} her faye seem tftr,nt.ing,
Weird: mystcfloHs n}tifs ~ welyc;
Aud .arl, naive and graceful feature,
Every pretty pose and start.
Every arch. cn1uettah dtmpic,
Ia web 10 traf, my heart.
Now. with grace serene and stately,
Jtau:hiy eyes and pluri,i lip..
A.h Queen rhe moves bcsldt me,
Every dtulpl. In eclipse:
And her tunes are low and lfGuId,
Ftauchi with s%eetnesr. yet RI chilly
That. though love and lon. 10 clasp her,
Oh: dare not touch Queen Lily.
Dare not tonch her: Stately graees
Mock drcotum flung nstdc.
A glnw!n4 rose in vivid hcatlty,
Qnccn ~ every flower ben!dc,
Soft eyes Eancing. dtmplcs preplnY
Thrnn-i the blush nf tlowny cl,eeg,
Arch iiFe s'ntliug--shnugh | love her
Nort than life. dare not speak.
Softly swayins, as IN mea!ow4
aways the graceful ily.bcli;
shYly dropping. ~ the violet
Troops III nmbn-ilcd fairy.deil,
sMaye she 10 my hearts high level~
DFnops s!le tU my los rstate,"
And ! clasp hef, plcadilg duu.bly,
''OnIy this 2sk of Fate
So The rlp!on fades: m lover
Stands beside the maiden fair;
Only Auntic'e eyes nre wnndceing
At the glory Gf her hair:
Only Anntic'r eyes, prophetic,
Ser the h0Nr that snun inttst como
When the lovers eyrt magnetic
Lure the maiden fruM her hu,,e.
,IticAGu, August, 1k7t}. M4uUtE 4. CoYx1
, 1876-09-16
fng.pfans under hs supervision. The work Of
cnnstructfon on the Champ dc Mars will soon bo
under wnv. 5

EnE.pIana under hfs supervision. The work OF
c0Estructfon on the Champ de Mars will soon bo
under why.
It is slated By Mr.. Il. Bell, IN Ills report on
The ficnlogy Of Lake Winnipeg, that the Cana
dian l'atitlc Halfway Survey obtained, by series
IT tpirIt-ieve1% carried III thu way from tho
sta. y height fur Lake Winnipeg ii TO feet
ns"'vt. kca-feycl: for n. Martini. Lake, nf 137
ic.t; for Lake Manitoba. of 7j2 fcet: for Lakes
Nithlltgt,.i. a,,l Cctlar, nf 10 feet; and for
Lake "f tho Woods, Of l,043 feet.
It is ntatctl IN the KuEtttn It5doma.
aH'rs of the Scientific Association Of France,
that Dr: t;Ezygnaia, of podot,a, IN East
Russia, las Gllrcd above n hundred Buc-
eessirc rascs Ut hydrophobIn Will, tho
!eases os fan!hinm Spinosana or Cuck1c-bur, 1
common .pIant of the Composite Order. The
treatment consists o! W grains Of the powdered
lca! of the SaafhiHn, given three ti,nes day
1g! three wcrkS. beginning az soon rs possible
alter the patient lIua bec1, bitten, and before
the syu'ptoIn1 of l,ylruphohin hAye appeared.
The CULTURE Of coffee In Cayenne, which was
ontr 4 profitable Industry, Is reported br The
English Cunsul to be ,nw entirely abandoned.
The variety cultivated was Mucl.n. Tor which tlp
country Is esncrta1ly adapted. The trees still
thrive In 4 Wild stntt, thousands Of them being
tnterspcrscl III tile forests u the hRlta1c t,arf
Ut tile colony. They attain height Of ,iftecn
nr sixteen feet, aud Il circumference, few feet
from the ground, Of thirty inches. The toaRo
10 rich, but they hear no flowers. They appear
t. be secure from insects, aud may yct be re-
cl0i!ncu. -
, 1876-09-16

At 1nertingof shv Physical anJ Natural Ills
tury socirty ot Geneva, Switzerland, pruf. rlai.ta-
nuur Guyc res,ll.eo Of the results ol tr tnctcnro-
logical observations n,a.lent t;cncyn during the
past fifty years. An Important conclusion to
wlllch tc observations leud Is, that there Is uo
regular pcrosc!ty IN tlIe succession uf lot anil
roll! years. y cold year NAV hu followed by II
cold ycar, antl vice versa. Sor t'u the sctsotls
show my variation hlr,nonlzinE With the re-
clsrret,co Of thr soIar Sint. The lncall tcper-
atlrc during the lust ttftecn years l,as hecll
higher than In t1.t previous thlrty-llvc yrars.
between l5a} antl lSe5 there wrre sryt1! warm
years aud twu 4od .,iies, alIl between 1b,5 und
tstJ there were Twenty-Five r"lA years anA fur
warn, Dcs; Whit III the lust ifftrfn years there
have lcei, tmfrteen warm years n,l,i two 4uli
nnvs. In the haltsrntury there have hrun four
sccn Yrry cold years. lwclyr cu!d, ten warm,
nlIl fourteen very warm Years.
, 1876-09-16
THE HERRING.

The Meteorological Snrlrty vi Scotland has,
In the course Of It's observations, lately dcvci-
opc.1 some important Information regarding thr
habits of the Herring. Frutn the testimony
gathered, It appears that this fish prefers low
tcluperntirc; md where the waters arc coolest,
III tile vicinity nt fts haunts, there It OCCURS III
thegrcatest abundance. For Instance, " The ctcns-
peratre nf TIC SEA utf the cAst coast nf Scotland,
from the middle Of August to the eloso uf the
lshluE season. was continuously and consider
ally higher In 1s7:1 tun In ls74; and tic catch
OF herEi!gs was considerably and continuously
lower during ls,,5 than during the same pcrIul
VI 1Ss4." Again, when tue temperature Of tllc
s,!rlhye Of tl!c water Is high II bus bccn noted
that tho hcrri1,gs 1rr found In tlccp waters. Also,
pE tic tay after Il thunderstorm, the take of
llcrrlnEs n!ay bc rcl,ed upon Us .ooa; ''but, o,l
the following day. few, II any, fish are caught
over TINT paEt vi the coast, "t'tts at The extreme
strye q, arn par' t fhs sea, US Ii tho fish we're
rcircatint: thtther.'
ExlcriInents with regnnl to the Effects Of
Temperature upon the fisheries have bren pros
ssuted by ths ~ Dutsll, the Sorwsglans, and thu
wnrtc las reached thu conclusion thnt northwest
winds nrc the hest for large c;tcles: that
horhcrly winds atc butter tluii suutheriy, alul
westerly than easteriy: also. that moderately
strung wtiltls arc more favorable for fishing than
tH!n weather. anil tlat light winds and It'll
brce2es are equally unp1opltous.
CONGRESS OF FAMERICANISTS.
The tsst session uf the International Cum
grcss oi An,trieauIsts held It's sntIngs at Nancy
July, 1S7i. The object Ut this association il
the advance ii cthnographieal, linguistic, and
historical studies relating to the two A:nc:ias,
especially during the period prIor tn tl,e Voyages
Vi Christopher Columbus. During t!!r luur
days Of It's tlrst session, large number Ut
pa|wrs were rca,l by bnt Frcnrh afld foreign
members, and these have npw hecn Issued III
two volumes. Fruul Hi examination nf the sr-
suits VI tllc Initial meeting, Il scyewcrin -y'snre
concludes that the International Congress uf
AinrricaIisls has not lunc n,llell to further the
purpose for which 1t Wis organized. Mest Of
the papers contributed were hyp yt!,rtleal III Ut,
extreme dcgrcc, aud, although ingenious, fur
sl.h frw arguments hayin. II basis III fact. alt
Il the proof wlic, Is always wauting,n rs ol,c of
the French lnc.Mlyers pithily remarked In rrsi-
clsing tic wurth u the theories brought for
ward. Still, all the ef!urts produced 10 not
resolve inlu mere gucsswork. Among the
papers Of rral ya!,se il, calculating the early
fistnry Of AnWrtcit were those treating Of mt
6ic III America before the tsyuycry Ut Columbus:
Of the tilsorcrIcs III the Portuguese in America;
IL comparison between the basque and the
American Languages: the origin nf the pri,It-
tiyc civilization vi the New World; n,ltt the
anthropooEy Uf the Antilles. Tic srcu,ni meet
Ing u! the Congress takes plaec at Lu1elubunry,
III September, 1871,
, 1876-09-16

NOTES IN RECONSTRUCTION; Ar.
n.*1En TO MEEr TIE NE1cINEnEsTs or THE
StLtAtt'A or THE StiE:t X Am ART DEPARTMENT
Of THE t'0MMtrrEg uF tnux,tt nH ErEcATIns.
SotTM kKSsISaTnH. lart li.-tnMMEseEnESr
VI SKs nSn STAGE. III AnyASEEu CoEnsE. bso.,
pt. l:NI. Lonlon: Riyngt0nr.
fhis !s the scro, yulll,ne Of a series Of text
books Of building Construction which arc pre-
pared primarily fur the nse Of students ut
snuth kensington, England, but whrl are ati-
mrably adapted to the needs of all pupils in
this department uf Mechanics. They have re-
ceivcl The highest conlnentation fr0fn tile sel-
ene,. nnl Industrial Journals of Great l'ritain
nnGrr w!insc t1oticc tilry have colne on their
first appearance from tic press. The g Notes "
nrr c!car, comprehensive, lIil practical. and the
Illustrations Rrc abundant anl excellent.
, 1876-09-16
All, DlNNh PUT NE OFF.

An Ansusr 10 L1atibers ~ Aa'd Heller lids Hts."
ken yer folk arc fa!iln', lass,
Hui, gin yell Tux ln} nA1ne,
I'll te u them second SOL,
An rio them baith Aa1Ne.
NY by!e IL alitd wi gud TT kline.
An gsist 0'cthows my trough.
Sa!, lnss!e, will ~ wed NC nuwt
Al. dinnA put NC OIL
When they gied III THAR blesssu', BefA
An satd VT might b. cried,
Twas lGAt tAets l4ss 4 i0olU' frIent
Should hau when they had ditdi
Tue fthes lads a. lac thelf wives,
An Ut my wa!ttn' scnh;
Say, lasalc, vii! 70 we'd Rle no.s
At, diAnA put nlH OK
I'll he to them dutcous son,
n ye husband kina;
Ye tnunHa blame tnt GIN ! urge,
Fur unuh speak my mind;
Tu ken their daughter iIas hAMeX
When they eArtlia clsy ahall dof,
VIII mnk' Ihe aull folk happier;
Sac, l!nua put np OF ......
MALCOLM TlyLotA
, 1876-09-16

Ddrrtr'& .Mf115at for Oct0ber t!Iarpcr l. Iroth.
era .;cw York;. cuntents: t.'T!sc Silver MDun.
ta|f,- Of Utah" by J. II. llcado; liayton a,l.l
lii Friends. :" by Alfred II. Guernsey; snf, +
hsE, By Martha j. Limb: +" Lnoenn: 4 Poem. -
l,y PauI Il. ltuyne; Lace. Lore. by Emily Y.
Buttey: '''rhy kaure1.Eu.l: An Ol-Fnrhonei
!.nyr:st0rv. BY l1fnah Mul"ck t:raik: = I1onr-
Nlolantl1es Mistake: \ stnry,' hy Henrietta
tsceanl papcr', BY Mrs. .tarr Trrat; - ticrluan
1.nrc.Song. by lfrtcn S. Gonant; - Harriet
Masiineau,' ty .1ntlcs rayu: - fiarttl: i
Nose1," By Julian hawthorne: !" lIrbr: a
Story" by Lizzie ". ChanpnrY; IN Mahsiyat. -
by LonisR Chandler Motliton: "a Wntnan-
lfatcr," Part ~; " pttrattu's Lure: 4 story, "
by Amelia L. iIarr: - Daniel Dtroh'a, Hook
XtIA,, y Geor.c ,E1lut; = Eii!or's Ea-y
Scientific l!ccord:' - E'!tor's Historical Rec.
ursl;" 'EIitJr'x Drawer"
PAar,narts' for September tchlchso College Of
Fhnrmacyi
'ts:'frn .jar;a fer September (wiun Hill & Co.,
Bloomington. III.
Republic fur September tR<pu5lIc Publishing Conf
pany, Washington. u. q
M}Hois !sthaat,qH&ttF for September Cook 4 1Icw-
cit, Sormul, lll,}. 80.
american lar Rtgltter for September (D. Il. ran-
Held II TO-. Phf1Adcnhat.
LHtt!rs LrInq Aqe-cus1ent numbers (L,tteli Il
Cav. DO.tun1
, 1876-09-16
AN INTOXICATING GRASS,

Dr. ASA tray records III tile .t,africdn Jour
nal.f Science the discovery Of d ncw species Of
grass, whose juices have an tnrbriatln. elect.
1t grows In Mongolia, aud belongs To the genus
Stipa. Tlu specimens examined were
brought from tl,p Alacl,lan Mountains
by Ron,anrCat!lolic missionary, wl!ose
horses wcro disabled, or, In utlrr
words, were made drunk, by feeding u,ut, 1t.
This IL not the o'lly species VI tntoxiynting
Truss has been found IN this Dutch colony In
South Africa, which POSSESSES 4intlay properties.
The MongoIs l,su vinegar to cunMtcrart The ei.
fgcls of the grass growing III tAe!r rcglull,
, 1876-09-16

Tho University 1T Upsala, Sweden, will ccle-
brate The 40oth anniversary VI It's foundation, In
September, lS77
Late Intelligence from Prof c, F. Hart, I'll.
rector nf the Geological Survey of l,raxil, in.
nounrcs that llu Ii about to send division et
hIs curI's to survey tic Aniaxoaiau county, Ill
connection with thcexploratIons now In progress
nlung thu ct'ast and IN tho suuth and central
pUrtluns Ut Brazil.
Thu. rainfall In Northeastern Switzerland
sncc last February las been ,,nprecctlputelly
heavy. Up to June II 1t Ind amounted 10 ij.J7
ies,--near1y two Inches moso than tile at,-
nual rainfall Of Zurich. In one twtMty-fonr
lhalrs, beginning at p. ILL.,, Jnuc u, III
Inches ii rain elt,--a quantity exceeding the
greatest monthly fall sislcu 1870.
Preparations for tho international Frenct. Ex-
hlbIttal u 1918 aru ulrcaIy begun ln Faris. II.
1t thu Paxls dc N1nIustrie, and sixlcIn pupils
VI the School Ut Eine Arts are executing build
, 1876-09-16

TIE KlHO or NARs1N0A.
,,What hnnd ancestral fot sed the lyp!c gotd
That hedycl this head with s0yaltyt What
swustls
Ptoppel his imperial aiegel What vasanl hordcs
lIsupta high Lii tseasuru. lonst1 What blllows
rolled
Tl.rs outland tribute 10 th!s nlzcsatn's fcctR
Win, ast'ect his, What p1Rs,ets ruled ht4 lnt1
lie, saith our Ereachin. Time the Paraclelc,
{n.agiAtd no hsaa lIsfa that tAew hi,a mott
Vain foul mo vinnewcl acroil. no blAzoncd plate
NJ slotirtl arch records thy Nigh tasatSi
NJ stour ettisul. subty cnrsen ring,
Nor colu picked from u deaths. head can pro.
claim:
"Io! this IL that Tlthonoua loved Of Fame
Thar rVESrA1APAuiSul ltAalua. KlAsW
-Htl!lANt tuI*lV4 h. IfN%2tS bQr.
, 1876-09-16

HuFitaYton H4,pltyt.
A anile old EcfOftlcE uanied Tll1en
High hopes on lis cnns4ss waa bIt!dlns.
But they brought uuI souls taets
EouccFn!hY his txE,
That 4o4at ths ult lumllss and klllad IN.
, 1876-09-16

liz ,n,at e,,.y.tf,t n, hcr cf7ort., hjsto,y In
sI,nrt hrirht anL snirr ,h.n,rrs ~ H., MI. r..
rhicyn,, fa,,ers that iittlc fn,,r.ycar-oi viii,
viii, th,I III nj imuc,w,sr,,n,ur.s. ~ ti,c wr,nTs
invtlv"i whit, ,,,ok"4 ,hiI,1rrn,s Irupts ,hr
nm tI,tnn r. ,.. ,",,iGc1 AMI Ia'"l,aI.,t n H..
tn,nr brrotI, rbc rrI,,r1 i. r., ,rup n, ,'at,,rr
tl,nt n r".l. it,.,. - w,r;tn,tc .,rtfnn tu't II
% ,y1ns,t,,,. .,n,,,t,.r,. IN" n ,rt,1 ,,"it,t ~
rvrrv i,,v and ,,iri' .nI Every pt,thrr ;o,,' wh"
viii i,nl IN Il ttn,t ut,t ic4i}nf ar,,uisit,n 10
n,,rsrry.a,n',srIcnsn n lss,t ti,ot rn In rca,t
nrrr on.i nvrr Hgatn' ~ stft the in.
, 1876-06-02
FOR SAFE.

fSxI m A RUssELLs THRAsHING MA
ftRk chine and Hoadley Steam Engine OF Il
horsepower. Apply TO @. ROCHE, Marble WORKS
- 70 4S Boardman Place. near Brannan sLeeL
between Sixth and Seventh, San Francisco or 70
Mr. 0ARNOT, Mllbrae Station.
, 1876-06-02

[e free
|ng an
, 1876-06-02
Consolidation of Valuable Mines.

The old Colwell and Parker claims have been con
solidated under the title Of the Original Comstock
Gold and Silver Mining Company, who now own
1900 feet on the consolidated claims. The capital
stock Of the consists Of 900 shares OF
the par value Of tl0o each, OF which limited num-
Der now being sold at q nominal rate. The
names Of the Directors and officers OF the Company
form As good guarantee as can possibly be given TO
the mine. They are: President Hon. r. Pacheco;
Nice-President, ]. H. Gilmore; Directors, Hon r.
Pacheco, N. l.. Nc Donald, d. A. Mcdonald ENTER
prise MID, ]. H Gilmore and W. B. Murdoch; Su-
perntendent,W. II. Stanley; Secretary, G. A. Gould.
H. T. p. Comstock, after whom this wonderful min
era deposit was named, located the Colwell In 1885,
and recorded Il In August Of the same year. 1t Is
situated on Middle Hill. near the center Of Spanish
ravine In the Virginia mining district adjoining
0phlr on the west Comstock sold the property 70
was put In by him. Several discovery shafts were
sunk, cuts and drifts made, and tunnel was driven
from the base OF the hill for between 300 and feet
reaching 10 within less than 800 feet Of the ledge.
Altogether some 1900 has been expended on the
property, and ore has been extracted which gives
good assays, running high in gold. The Parker
claim was located In March, 1870, by II. Courser and
others. 1t Is also situated on Middle Hill, west
above and adjoining the Mexican. Five hundred
tons Of ore have been taken from both mines. Work
has been prosecuted each year since. and the ore
has regularly increased In value with the depth OBJ
tained. A considerable quantity Of high grade
has been extracted and drifts have been extended
about $50 feet n prove the Of the vein. The
consolidation of these claims give a very valuable
mining property. The ONCE OF the Company Is at
10 and II Haywards Building, 4lS California street,
San Francisco.
, 1876-06-02

a UMAN HAIR GOODS

"A n1s,.iSs, ~ SaaMPSOH'S, no and 1la second
Comhings ~. p. san francisco, Wholesale and Retail
made up at 80 Cents per ounce.
, 1876-06-02

IS pre-
|ere in
|vor of
, 1876-06-02
MASONIC TEMPLE BATHS.


vAPOR, HOT AIR, STEAM, ELECTRO CHEM
ICAL, ELECrRICA1, SULPHUR, MERCURTAI,
aud other baths Tor the Preservation Of Health and
OXYGEN NINHALATIoNs-F CatArrh, Throat
soLAR Ray TREATAEENT-For removing Birth
Marks, India Ink, Moles, Abnormal Growtha, and
DR.. BROWN's REMEDY FOR oANcER-
Prompt, efficient, painless. Witness the following
The Most Extraordinary Case
ON Record.
Samuel Vale, aged seventy, Of Vinton. ohlo eame
under treatment In December last having 4 very
large encephalold cancer the left side OF the neck
its roots INVOLVING the tissues around and beneath
the jugular vein, carotid artery and ums.sSiio
oenon st eo1id no a II plo Sne
nounced Y Annoo1nnrIlr ktal; and even te cancer
DOCTORS DLO 6uccs ID In ordinary casesrefused 10
underake 80 formidable a case. Il was 1fent that
Jsore on the blood vessels and nerve ocSsioned
much difficulty Of breathing, and rendered. sound
sleep impossible. A few applications OF the hemed
destroyed the entire cancerous mass, the roosvom-
lnR out without the least injury % the blood vAsels
or nerve, and the cavity rapidly hled with hedthy
When partly healed, DR.. Brown exhibited thedse
| TO some twenty physclans In New York, who ke.
garded the case as almost marvellous and who un n
lmously declared that no similar case had ever bed
recorded. DR.. Trail also, in clinical lecture TO h
medical class presented the patient for examlnatoh
| before treatment, and again after the cancer had
MT vale testified that the pain attending the treat.
ment was much less than that Of the disease with.
nS-other physicians patients bathed as directed
or treated on mutual benefit plan.
DIR. q MRS. MOORE.
, 1876-06-02
q sw. PARKHURST,

CORNER Of Market and Fremont streets, sar
'Qtanrisco CAL has the exclusive agency on tht
o.ciac Coast for the
, 1876-06-02

,heast-
lie fol-
three
.stions
Turing
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-25
San Juan Puerto Rico Jun;U de 1876.
lmprenta de Gonzalez.

Papel sebres color girls, para senoras.-Pape ia
yaulto 3ris ca a.--Tinta rIs. botea,-De viole.
ia para copiar ~, 81 ~ la botella, me-
d'a cuarta.-Laploes real docena-Papei pau.
tado WOO resna.--Cuadernos Adler de todos nu
meros.-Muestras do letra espanola inglesa-Pizar-
ras hnas para esouelas iaplces.-Mapas geograicvs
Observation-Disclosures de s. II. el Rey, litogra-
iados-Gramalica general de la Academia q $l-75
eJemplar. --Epitomes de idtm $2-5O docena. Jua-
nltos por Iorrene $5 docena.-Sllabaros de Torres
a " Observation-Disclosures del Obispo 81 docena.-Ca.
tones 10 centavos observation-disclosures de agricul-
tura " docena:-Nocicnes de- inlustsa $l-25 doce-
na.-Ooras poeticas de Espronceda IS centavos eem
plar.-aedlcina homeopatica dom6stica por e DIR.
Bruckner, el maselaro sencillo $2-25.-Targetss
lie vista rls el eieuto.Cen sobres para elias 20
centavos. 6-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-25
iiLEN Al!

En- la Marina calle del Comercio
ndmero 55, al lado del baluarte de
San Francisco de Paula, encontraran
constantensnte los consumidores de
etc artIculo una gran existencia de
lena fuerte, bien secay de varias ma
deras, al m6dico precio de 50 % cen :
'tayos Ia caIretada dc bueyes ] Is CEN
tayos 81 eRrllto De caha 10. pueslo |,
tlpmNIllA 6-~la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-25
ROSES & COMP.
Aviso. V

nallandose vacante ell empleo de Director de la
Charanga del 7o Battalion de- Vountarios anuncia
al pdbco ell in de que los frofe' de musioa
que deseen optar el, dirian al Teniente Coronel
primer Jefe, antes del dia d del entrante mes.
Ell empleo esta dotado CON cincuenta pesos mensua-
les la 81 parte del producto de los ,ontratos con
particuares.
FL Director esta sueto q un reglamento que sc ha-
lila de manifesto la Comandancia de Battalion
donde podra entearse ei que e convenga advirtendo
que Ell que Obtenga el empleo c"ntratara por dos
anos.-Guayama 6 dc JUNO de I676.-El Captain
Ayudsnte, Pedro Toribio.--Vo B?-El Tenents Co.
ronel primer Jete, Teiider. 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-25
La Estrella de Orc.
42.-SAN FRANCISCO-42

En este acredado estableeimiento &c hallan de VEN
ia los nateca es sgnlenes para e de ia paella
R6s becer'ios y charoes speriores; badanas de IA;
hornas Dc ultima moda; canamu, ciavos Oetes cor.
dones, cntas de seda algudoa, saten escambrou;
sue de la mlor fAbrica e la sla herrameutas dc to.
das classes trantes dc hiio para boues. Todos los
eectos expresados son tiescos de superior cali lad
81 ,aailHan prschs sunaaante m6.ilcua. LIP
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-25
v

La correspondence para Ell vapor
ingles "Arno" Sc cerra,a ell 25 del
corriente q la de Ia tarde en- puntc,
pasa'ia esia hora no Sc adin.t.Ian car
us pur nlngan prlt-s;o.
Con ,uls,Io de s. II d, San ,Iu.n
Enaltosl lIlsu Il liz JuuiQ dg 1870, il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-25
Anunciio.

La sociadaa Qnereista Hermanos que gira en- esta
plaza Sc pane en 4uld4cion por 81 lerlnino dc dos
amos quedando esta cargo de los soclcs rabajos
que hagan est. psrlodo secan de coutauo. AL
mis- 10 .empo reyocs.ll eli poder que teaen coaterdo
-. jose Oos:a para cobros deau1o a ests en su
buena opinion tama.-P0nce Junio do I876--
Quereela Hermanos. 4-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-25
MALARET Y PAGAN
iMa1z, Malz!

F. Antonsanti y Cs de Guayanilla,
detallan este grano por quintales; adj
Y...ien.lo quo ei cuilpfau,u tisile que
pagaz al e0co nar s~parsdo, Guaya
nII'.g dc AhTII do la1ls II -~aI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-25
Giro de Letras,

Sobrs Cadis, ssyilla, Madrid, Barceiona. Mllasa,
Coru1a, Santender San Sebastian Valencia, Dor
candadss de $25 en- adslants corta vis,s vr1I s.
que suscriben. .
Puerto.Rico ls de Febrero de 1s75.-Iriorts. Her
mano de Carsoepa. = - = X
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-25
Aviso V O
A LOS PASAJEROS PARA LA
PENINSULA A BORDO DE B.
Los VAPORES FRANCHISES. I

En Santender no hay cuarentsaa
s'no en- !ss casos preYistos por ID lev
de sanlda'l, peip de ninguna na.arra
lleyaa.l, pstents lirnpia, como opor.
tunaMeats IA ll,yan h4Y, Ole