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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-03-23

Now, ifyOu want to get the larg-
est pile OF Dry Goods for Least
amount of Money, YOU can be ac-
cOammOaaaGed by calling and buy
ing Of us.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-04-13

The following is thevote in the United
States Senate on the question Of the con-
frmation of Mr.. Dana. The vote was
taken upon a resolution that Mr.. Dana
"6e not confirmed. The Democrats are
printed in Italics, and the Republicans in
Roman:-PiH. Post.
Yeas Bayard, Bogy, Booth, Cameron
Penn J, Cameron wis., Ca9ertOH 0ck-
sreH, Conkling, Cooper, DaViS, Goldth-
7Oatte, Gordon, Hamilton, Hamlin, Jones
New ], Kelly, Keynan, Logan, Nc Creey,
McD6nald, Maxey, Morrill, (Vt) J, Morton
Noyw0od, Paddock, ,RandolpA, SaHLS-
6uyy, Sherman, Stevenson, Thurman,
Whyte,-3I
Nays-Anthony, Boutwell,, Bruce, Clay
ton, Cragin, Dawes, Dorsey, Edmunds,
Frelinghuysen, Harvey, Howe, Ingalls,,
MITCHELL, Morrill, Me-, Sargent, Spen-
Ger and Wadleigh-I7.
The following named Senators were
either absent or paired:
Messrs. Alcorn, Allison, Burnside,
Christiancy, Conover, Dennis, Eaton,
English, Hitchcock, Johnston, Key, Nc
MILAN, MeyyimON, Oglesby, Patterson,
Ransom, Robertson, Sharon, Wallace,
West, Window, WYtheys, and Wright-23.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-04-13
SCOTCH PROVERBS.

Ye're master o yer ain words; but,
ance spoken, yer words may maister you.
God never sens mouths but He sen S
meat for them.
He that teaches himself has fule for
MASTER
Raise nae mair deils than ye're able to
lay.
Naething should be done in hurry
but catchin' fleas.
Sharp stomachs max short graces.
There was ne'er eneuch whar naething
was left
Bend the back to the burden.
Be frien' to yourself and sac will
ithers.
Better be alane than in i'll company.
Do the likeliest, an God will do the
best.
Every man kens best whar hisain shoe
binds him
Fear Cod an keep out O debt
Fules make feasts, an wise men eat
them.
"An' wise men max proverbs, and
fules repeat them"
Fair words ne'er brake bane, foul
words may.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-04-13
THE LOAD OF GOLD.

There were two brothers, one, rich in
the love of good wife and children, but
poor in this worlds goods; the other,
Franz was rich in money, which he
loved better than anything else.
Franz lived all alone. One bitter cold
night the wife Of the sick brother came
to the miser, Franz, and begged for help,
but he refused her, and she went away,
saying: 81 pray God that the gold that
has so hardened your heart may never
weigh so heavy on your soul, that you
cannot mount to glory
This frightened Franz. By-and-bye
he fell asleep and dreamed that fairy
came to him, shaking bags of gold, and
said, "Lie down, put your strong box on
your chest, and l will give you gold so
long as you can bear its weight; but take
care you don't get too much; for though
/ can give, cannot take away"
So Franz lay down, buthe was so gree
DIV of the gold that he kept wanting more,
till at last he was so weighed down he
could not move. And there he lay for
years and years. At last bright light
shone, and a crowd of people gathered
around him. He remembered his neigh
bors, his brother with his wife and chill
dren, but he couldn't go near them, for
he was weighed down by this pile of
gold, "Oh, take it off! take it ofP lie
cried, "and letme CO."
Then came voice /" "Any of you his
family, his neighbors, or servants, any
one whom he has helped may remove the
awful load that binds him down."
But no one stirred, and cry burst
from Franz, as his eye went from face to
face, and only the memory of unkind
and selfish words and actions came up
before him. He saw in his sisters face
that same sad look as on that stormy
night, long ago, when he drove her from
his door, cold, hungry and sorrowful-
Then a wall was heard with these words
"The gold that hardened his heart has
bound him to the earth, he can never
rise to glory"
He awoke and remembered the words
of Scripture: Having food and raiment,
let us be Herewith content. Charge
them that are rich in this world, that
they be not high-minded, nor trust in
uncertain riches; that they do good,
that they be rich in good works."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-04-13

THE WINE OF LIFE.


The poet may sing of the blood'red wine,
He NAV chant the charms of the purple Vihe'
Bnt the wine prize all others above
Is the wine of life, and It's name is love-
From the ruby Chalice this wine o'erhows
Pnrer than crystal, as sweet as rose
II Vladdens the soul, yet never can dim'
Though thousands quaif 1t is full to the pfim'
IL bubbles and sparkles with inward hres'
which klndle the fame Of noble desiresi
II strengthens the weak, makes the timid poiui
On the darkest lot It's a gleam OF goid
Makes sad hearts gay is the rainbow OF 'eafs'
Giving hues of hope to the opening years.
O raIer and dearer this wine of mine
Than any that flows from the purple vine'
ye who have tasted the juice of the vine
whose clusters hung thick by the river khlne'
OR have sought to quicken dead lives again
In draughts of Tokay, Madeira, Champagne
And have found the nectar ye crave ana orlhH'
Like apples which grow on the Caspians DRINK, Drink
Gould We taste this wine, 'twould new lie iinp"r'
IT'S the Wine of Love-its chalice the heart'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-04-13
AuGdfal.
Zach. CHANDLER NERVOUS.
The Secretary Of the Interior
Rises to Explain.

Ex-Detective Bell's Commission as
Pension Agent-His Relations to
the Babcock Case--What the Pres
ident Thought Of Bell.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-04-13
AssaiIing the Supreme Court
Fury of the Plotters Who Made the
Enforcement Act and are Foiled.

The recent decision of the Supreme
Court, virtually annulling the Enforce
ment act and rebuking in the sternest
manner the partisan legislation which
has paralized the Southern Statas, is the
hardest blow the Republican party has
vet received from that tribunal. -,
When the outrageous laws were rushed
through Congress, without any other rea-
son to Justify them except the dc ire to
consolidate the negro vote OF the South
and to hold that section as political sat
rapy, they were known to be unconsti-
tutional. But the Constitution was then
stamped under foot by the revolutionary
leaders, whose only desire was to secure
the possession of power. The scandals
which to-day provoke so much lndlgna"
ton and bring the name and institutions
of this country into disrepute are the nat
ural results of these excesses. Corrup-
ton became necessity of party, and 1t
penetrated every department Of the pub
viCeservice. -,
If these desperate men had now the
control over legislation, which they held
a few years ago, there would be no
hesitation in crippling the Supreme
Court, as they then repeatedly threaten
ed to do, until menace and assault effected
the object which they desired at the
time. Its judgments are only respected
by them when they conform to the de-
mands of action, and disregard the obli-
cations of the written charter.
What effect the decision has produced
on the minds of Administration leaders
may be inferred from expressions IN the
Senate, which though subdued In terms
for effect, leaves no doubt of the malig-
nant spirit which animated the speakers
Mr.. Morton said:
"The Senator has referred to the deci-
sons of the Supreme Court on Monday
| shall be frank enough to say that | re-
gard those decisions as unfortunate, but
it is not my business or duty here to criti-
else them or endeavor to explain them.
81 do not know whether the Supreme
Court said that referring to the con-
struction given to the Fourteenth Amend
ment], but if they did, so far as | am con-
cerned | repudiate it utterly"
Mr.. Boutwell, was still more offensive
in his utterances, and could not even
check himself within the limits of de-
cency in debate, as will be seen by the
following words:
"The Senator from Delaware, under
the sanction of the Supreme Court rem
dered on Monday last, looks to the time
when the Ku-Klux, some of whom were
fined and others of whom are imprisoned,
are to have their fines returned from the
Treasury of the United States, and the
doors of the prison opened, that he and
his friends may welcome them"
Other leaders were more discreet, and
kept their lips closed from policy. But
they all regard the court with resent
ment, for having placed a Judgment on
record, that brands their legislation as
unwarranted and void. This decision is
great step toward return to constitu-
tional methods, and in view of the po-
litical construction of the court, is an
eventful achievement. There are seven
Republicans in the court, besides JUS
tices Davis and Clifford N. Y. San.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-04-13

Young man and perfectly ruined, and,
IndeT the circumstances, 1t would be q
gracious thing to reimburse htm'
AN ADMISSION.
Chandler, at the close of his examinia,,
tion. admitted that Bells account could
not have been paid if he had not signed
the voucher. ~ 49,
Chandler's face was flushed with ex-
element, and he was extremely nervous
and painfully embarrassed during & .he
whole of his examination, at which BAD
cock Luckey and Bradley were present;
Their examination was postponed until
tomorrow morning, when the Attorney
is also to be heard,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-04-13

The President said that Bell had been
a scout for him and was pretty bright
fellow. Bell called once or twice every
week for several weeks, and one day
when General Hurlburt was in converse
ton with him, Bell sent in his card, anC
Hurlburt said, "Bell is very smart fel'
low. He was a spy for me during the
war for seven months while serving in
the rebel army"
Chandler said, eff he could keep his
neck outof the halter so long, I'll try
him." He had been
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-04-13

Secretary Chandler was then sworn.
He identified the commission of Bell as
a Pension Office agent, He stated that
Bells name was first mentioned to him
in a Cabinet meeting by the President
Chandler had discharged the Chief of
his Secret Service, and asked them to
help him in procuringa good detective.
The New York herald., 1876-10-11
COAsTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
DANANA TRANSIT AND PACIFIC MAIL
J. STEAMSHIP LINES

For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN CHINA AUSTRALIA NRw
ZEALAND BRITISH COLUMBIA. OREGON, kC..
. sailing from pier AZ North River
For SAN FRANClsCo. via IsrHMus OF PANAMA
connecting Tor Central America South Pacific ports
. FROM san FRANCISCO TO JAPAN aud CHINA
Steamship CITY OF TOXIC. !. -. " eJnrsdav Nov 4
From SAN FkANClSCO to SANDWICH ISLANDS. AUS
TRALIA and NKw ZEALAND.
steamship ZBALANDIA, Oct II
For freight passage apply to
WM L. CLYDE CO.. OF IL. j. BULLAY Superintendent.
No Bowling Green pier ~ North River. foot Canal
DEkMUDA ST. THOMAS. ST IxDIKs REGULAR
lJNal Steamer GA sails October H. For cig
passage apply to A. T. OUTERBR1DGB 20 BroadwAy.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL LINZ
1N These first class steamships will sail at r. ". from
pier rs north RIVER foot Of Cedar for Havana diroct
follows
IoLu thursday octooor a
For freight and having unsurpassed sccommodar
WM r. CLYDE a co. No. q Bowling green
MoKELLAH LUNIN8 90. Agents Ia Havana
1NOR NASSAU. N. P.-RhGUf4AR NAIL STEAMSHIP
VUREXY YEERIs . 90. e. sousAsa
The New York herald., 1876-10-11
PROFESSIONALS SITUATE oSs WANTED

A GERMAN LADY, TEACHING IN AN UPTOWN
n school, would like TO give in hoors which
sue has not occupied highest references Address F.
box los Herald Uptown once.
The New York herald., 1876-10-11
coAsrwusn srEAmsHas.,.

COAsTWIsn sTEAmsHls.s.
NJ y: nAvAkA AND A = MsxNioAH N.,;S INA NAIL 50 IIn1
~ s.'.1''.' s1i; E%vxss Pli a fsIsa ss''
CITY CITY 81 81 sAsA os u
CITY 1s Soh yEsx AND new csfls;ds cansss Nov
f crH az o.ps.shy r.p.r s.S
For freight raS .sps sos 81 and IS B.e.dw.
i2ior Vera Cruz and ali tho above ports.
y or q @ s1% p;.. | 3 q k,s
Th,oush bills of adng given 70 Al points The Hous.os
weston Houston and Hendsrson s.d Gsivsston srs-
burg San Antonio railroads Tregh. and n.uranes
pp pST 'hi Co.,
lane
Mas steamships. xoK KdAK CITY vil sal non Pier .
S osi a s',s c :;
as:ss s asas.s
1s s ~ fs.
ssS S Freight. as 81 Nays
a1 Iixhss1sss sas eSsnn. dus Corpus Christi and Brs
Santiago At the and risk Of consignss ..
Co New Orleans per cont TO- tex ssx.s po,..
EaARIEs o' WHITNEY, fifs; CO.. Agents: cass % BE, s.
North RIVER
TlXLY DIRECT LINE FOR FL0RIDA.--wEEKLY
svsry Friday ID r0 om yi North
CAKoNDELEr Captain Fsrcloh, will sst Friday October
IL r. NJ Through tickets issued 10 all pclnts Foe
freight passage apply to c. H. MALLORY CO. loS
Maiden lane
nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
" sailing from pier 81 North kvor
For Norfolk Cisy Point and Richmond 1nesday1 Thnrs-
and Tennessee AIR Line Atlantic Coast Line Piedmont Air
Line, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and with the com.
lines interior points In North Carolius and
VirginA Ncwbsrn and Washington, n tvis Norfolk.
Lewes Dcl Monday and Thursday NJ +. n, connecting
with Maryland and Delaware railroads
Passenger accom- nl0dAsions unsurpassed.
Through tickets and bills OF ladng 70 all points
at lowest rates Insurance to Norfolk &C., per Gems.
offices. 1877 treenwich 81. n. MccKEADY. Prcsdsnt.
FOR HALlrAx, y; s., AND 81 johns ,.
Steamers leave pier 10 North River following days. s
GEORGE WARRINGTON Friday. October lS
GkOkGE ChOM ELL. Tuesday, Octooer =
Newfoundland and the Lower ST. Lawrence Excellent
accommodations For freight passage apply 20
CLARK 4 SEAMAN S8 West ST.
IlOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
THE CROMWELL LINE.
The steamship
KNICKERROCKER, Captain Kemblo, will sail
SATURDAY, October Il, at = o'clock r. H..
from pier No D North River.
Through bills OF lading given to Mobile and prineipa
points on the Mississippi River.
Cabin passage, sou; Steeragc $25
Apply TO CLARK i SEAMAN. 80 West st.
LrOR PHILADELPHIA-THE A NO. STEAMSHIP
II AGNES will sail from pier 36 North River every Tues
day and Saturday r. Freight At lowest rates For
further Information apply to G. A WHITNEY CO.. pier
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-09
Giro de Letras.

B. Borras y Hermanos del Conner
clio de esta Plaza giran sobre Alican-
to, Astorga, Aviles, Barcelona, Be-
tanzos, Bilbao, Bof1ar, Cadiz, Calda
de Reyes, Canga de Onis, Cangas de-
Tineo, Cartagena, Corcubion, Coru-
fla, Oudillero, Ferrol, Guijon, Gra.
do, Habana, Leon, Luarca, Lugo,
Llanes, Madrid, Malaga, Mondone.
do, Noya, Orense, Oviedo, Pa
dron, Palma de Mallorca, Pola de
Siero, Pola de Lena, Pola de Labia.
ma, Pontevedra, Pravis, Puenteareas,
Puentededme, Rivadeo Rivadesells,
Salas, San Sebastian, Santa Marta de
Ortigueira, Santander, Santiago, Se-
villa, Tarragona, Tineo, Tuy, Va
lencia, Valladolid, Vivero, Vigo, Vi
lIagarcia, Villaviciosa, Infesto = Ia
ragOza.
San Juan de Puerto Rico, 2 de
Novienbre de 1875-Fortaleza 20,
esquina 8 la de Ia Cruz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-09
ALMANAQUB ECOlDA|t0
DE LA JSLA DE PUERTO-RICO,
PARA Ell ANO BIs1EsTO DE 1876.

Ademas de las noticias que traen
ordinariamente los Calendayios de este
genera, como son Fiestas movibles,
Temporas, dias de animas, InduIgen-
cias plenarias, dias de vigilia y ayuno,
compute Eclesiastico, dias que Sc cie-
rran y abren las velaciones y los Tri-
bunales, los de gala, festividades de
los patronos de todos los pueblos de
la Isla, epocss celebres en- la historic
del mundo, eclipses, estaciones del
afio ect, ect.; sc ha af1adido & este
Almanaque, ell movimiento de va
pores Correos Trasatlanticos Espa-
f1oles, Ingleses y Alemanes; asi CO.
mo ell de los vapores Correos Espa-
floles de las Antillas, de los Correos
terrestres de esta Provincial espresan-
do los dias horas de entrada y salida,
supuesto que estos 1ltimos tienen es
pediciones diarias para los diferentes
pueblos de Ia Isla.
La impression de este Almanaque
es clara, y ocupa 2 pliegos de papel
marquilla MA
Sc halla de venta en- Ia Imprenta
de Ia Marina, dcargo de jose Sol
YES; calle de la FortaIesa,
dl5 eentaeoa y dssaN 9 yeales pellss.
- @-ssssassssA s sz~s z
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-09
Venta 8 arriendo.

Sc hace de una Hacienda de cana Immediate al pue-
bio de Riopiedras trapohe de bueyes capaz para
hacer tres bocoyes de azicar darios, bneyada alam
bique todo 10 pertenecente al cutvo de cana fa-
brlcacon de az1car. Tene sembra de dicha planta
abundancia cafetal, terrenos de 16l cuerdas
total. Tiene ad+mas horno para hacer cal
terra inmensa para este obeto. Unida la citada nca
que ambas pueden forrnar sola, sc halla otra
possession dedicada Ia cria de ganado, compuesta de
$50 cuerdas de terreno monte, pasos una buena
casa en- el centro; cuya possession tambien vende
arrienda con la anterior separada todo el CANA
do que contiene.
Quen interee dichas fncas puede enterarse en- esta
Administration, se le dra con quien ha de entender
se.-Puerto- Rico 22 de Diciembre de 1875. 4-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-09
Salon de RecreO.
PANORAMA UNIVERSAL,
Gale de la Fortalesa Matn. 81.

MR.. SANTIAGO ADROVER, acaha de llegar dc
Europa son la collection de vistas mas numerosa va
riada que hasa e dia ha podido pop"rconarse al p-
bco esta clase de establecimentos: los alconados
este espectac lo podran yer los ltmos acontecmien
tos de Francia en- que detaan con exactitud mara
viosa la guerra franco prusana Ia insurreccion de
Paris odas con los rstraos autenticos de los perSo
nages que ella han tornado parts; una precosa CO.
eccion de vistas de las ciudades imporantes de
las Islas Canarias mandadas pintar expresamente
del natural, por el dueno de este PANORAMA, una
nuerosa collection de menumentos ceebres, vistas de
America Ga, ga
MR.. ADkOVER no duda que ell pdblico que visite
su galeria, saldr& complaei 1lsimo de ia valedad
perfection que en- 81 hallar&.
Guerra Franco PrMsi0ssG.
Insmyecci0N de P0r<s.
ImsWrYecciom de Cuba.
Insuyrecci0N de EspQi5a
De los Carlist0s.
Cambio de vistas, Martes, Vi6rnes Domingos-
Entrada general real.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-09
Ell LEVIATAN.

Sc admiten mercancfas, azdcar, y
toda clase de efectos, q Dep6sito, en-
el almacen de Ia propiedad del que
suscribe, conocido por el de Iglesias
Hermanos, situado en- esta Marina,
Gale de Ia Puntilla ndmero 8 y 4,
coatiguo 4 Ia fundicion de Abarca.
Los precios de almacenaje son su
ma,nente m6dicos y nunca vlstos.-
Puerto Rico II de Enero de l876.-s
silyestrs Y. IgIs.ias, Lila
TssS4a1sass sass ~ assaa 1sea4. ~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-09
ANUNCIOS DIVRRSOS.
Escriban1a pdblica.

En- los autos ejecutivOs seguidos por D. Julian Bal
dorioty, Prosuraor sustituto de D. Pablo Marien,
presentante del Excmo Ayuntamiento de esta Ciudad,
contra los esposOs d. Sabine Gamir D. Juana Saint
Just, en- cobro de pesos ha dispuesto por el Sr.
Juez de Ia Instanca del Dstrto de San Francisco de
ssta Capital, Sc saque nuevamente pdbica subasta
la casa de los deudores sta Ia cale de San Jose de
esta Cudad ndmero Ia, del Gobierno valorada peri
la cual se haa hipoecada al pago de la referida deu
d habiendo senalado para que tenga lugar octO de-
remate e da veinte siete de Enero pr6ximo entran
te de una 4 tres de la tarde en- ell JuzgadO. para
conocmiento del pdbco fila e presente en- Puerto
Rico veinte cuatro de Dciembre de mil ochocien-
tos setanta cinco-Mauricio Guerra 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-09
IntereSante 4 los HacendadOs.

Cal viva de Ia acreditada fabrica,
hacienda "Marcelina. "-Dep6sito en-
Mayagiiez, Sres. Heise, Kraemer y
G: :-Humacao, Noya y Hernedez.
Para los pedidos dirigiFse q los que
suscribsn. Hsdills J Q.-P!ay. de
Pence a--a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-09
Una estancla
dmensaa1;dades q 500 pesos en- manos.

Sc yende una de cien cuerdas de TERRA Golindante
con la quebrada de Juan Mendsz cinco miuutoS del
pueblo de Rio piedras. Tiene de habitacion al
gudas planacones de cafe setecientas pamas de co
co de mas de ano, ses vacss ties yuntas de bueyes
persona que 10 convenga, servira verse en- dicho
pueblo con D. Federico Caro- calle del Sol ndmero a.
para su trat0. 2@3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-09
Litografla
HISpANO-A AMERICANA.
'slerto- Rico 10 de Enero de 1876.

En- ell mismo local donde estA la 1mprsn-
ia del BoLET1N, Plaza Principal, esquina
Ia de San Jose, ACADIA de establecerss
una LitogrGfla montada con arreglo los
6ltimos adelantos de Europa Sc encarga
de cuantos trabajos Sc la confen en- su ra-
mo, psrticu armente, vinetas, conoci
mientos, facturas, circulares, pagares, md-
sica, pianos, tarjetas de visitas, de entier
ro, casamiento, diplomas, letras de cam
bio, r6tu os, acciones, etiquetas para cho-
colate, cigarrillos &ss, g.:
,Imprenta del "Boletin."
Esta Imprenta Sc hace cargo de cuan-
tos trabajos Sc la confen, ofreciendo pron-
titud esmero y baratura.
Efectos de Escritorio.
En- Ia Imprenta del Bo1ETIN Sc encuen-
tran de venta diferentes y variados arti-
culos de escritorio, papel, sobres &: &:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-09
Efectos de Escritorio.
Venta de una casa.

En- el barrio de Ia Marina, cale del Arsenal esqui.
ma Santo Toribio, narcads 81 ndmerO g, Sc ven.
de una con las comodidades neceaarias algi
be, pozo ugar escusado de material, mide 'es me.
tros de frente por dez seis de fOudo tsniendo su
buen patio cercado
Ell que la interese puede verse con D. Joaquin Car
rasco en- la fundicon de Abarca Marina, quien dar6
los informes necesariOs. 11-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-09
Margary y Comp.
Gale de la Marina, MstmerO z.

Orecen de venta precos m6dicos los efsctos sgui.
entes:
Aztcar centrfugada de IL en- bocoyes barriles.
Idem dem de "a idem idem.
Idem mascabado de dferentess' classes.
Aguardiente de cana en- boeoyes
Rollos de suela superior, un complete surtido de
lversas maderas, del extranjero del pais.-PuertO
Rico Is de Diciembre de 1875. &C.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-09

Segun disposition del Gobernader B.itAnieo en- los
das de correspondents para Europa Las cartaa trae
ran este Consulados hasta la una del da sin multa
hasta las con una mula de 10 centanvos por car
tas exceptO las que hechen 81 buzOn los seOS
ingleses necesarios.
Cnando el fran1ueo es forzoso las cartas pue.tas
el buzOn no son franqueadas no pueden ser eEvia
das Dor ell vapOr ingles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-09
Circular.
Hamaeao. p. r. % de D;ciembre de 1875.
Muy Sr. nuestro :

Muy Sr. nuestro:
Partcipamos v. que la casa de comercio que g.
raba en 81 pueblo de Naguabo bao ia razon de T. Pou
c. en- iiquidacon sucursal de esa, ha cesadO
On sus negocos desde echa por venta que hemos
hecho nuestro s6cio D. Alexandra Visder, quedando
6cargo de e la quidacion de la refsrda sueursa
Agradecidos por la confanla que NOS ha DISPENSE
do v le supicamos SO sirva favorecer con la msma
IL nueva casa que establece D. Alexandra viader.
AL mis:no tempo le infermamos que Ia hquidaciOn
de esta principal de Humacao queda cargo de lts s6
eios d. Ramon Pou D. Narciso Soler.
Quedamos de v. atentos Seguros Servidores.--R.
Pou ca, en- liquidacion. E3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-09
Giro de Letras.

Sobre C6diz, Sevilla, Madrid, Barcelona, Malaga,
Coruna, Santandsr, San Sebastian Valencia, por
candadss de S25 en- adsante oorts vista girsu los
que suseriben.
Puerto.Rico 1s de Febrero de 1s75.-Irisrts, II
mann da CaracNna,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-09
PRECIoS DE ANUNCIOS.

De seis lfnea de impression p1bcndose hasa veces
aes ~ renon exceda de los ssLes
san dobes cuando os snnnos haysn Dc puhcarss cacs
grues n6meros pos los de HneasPor
adten anuno precios convenciOnaes Los
n 10 a Inca mpresa Anuncos
ncados abonar2n adslantados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-09
Heise, Kraemer y G., ,
MAYAGUEZ.

GIRAN A CORTA VISTA SOBRE
MADRID, BARCELONA, ALIC ANTE,
MALAGA, GRANADA, ALMERfA,
VILLA Y VALENCIA, &a