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, 1876-10-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

Special Dispatch to The 1ftoune
RAc1EE, Wis, Oct. 14.-TAc Democrats al,
| holding another love-feast in Belle City Hall to
night, presided over By ex-senator Doolittl,
and tho Hon. Horace Greeley Winslow. It wa!
! the old cry Of corruption in tho Republican
ranks, interspersed with abuse Of Hayes ant
Wheeler. The audience was respectable one
as regards size, and fully cne-half we're respect
able in every sense Of the word, the latter being
Republicans.
| As an offset to the Democratic trouble in
Belle City Hall, the Republicans Of the Fifth
Ward met in enthusiastic convention and listen
ed to able speeches BY Messrs. Slndbaum and
Fink, Of Milwaukee. The former gentleman ad-
dressed the audience in Scandinavian, aud was
the recipient OF rouslng cheers at the close:
Politics in cur goodly city are red hot, and full
and satisfactory vote may be expected next
month.
TENNESSEE DEMOCRACY.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. l4.-At u mass-mcet-
Democratic Executive Committee, in recogni-
tion OF the Democratic successes in Indiana and
West Virginia, the following resolution was read
By the Chairman Of the State Committee, and
unanimously adopted:
TheDemocracyo: the Hermitage District Of Ten
nessee hare received with tho profouudest gratl-
ication the intelligence Of the success Of the In
diana and West Virginia Democracy, and Of the
gal0nL struggle made Dg their brethren IN Ohio in
the interest OF law and order, inscparab]e union,
and harmonious government, which will assure
prosperity to each member and every citizen;
therefore,
ResoEred, That the Democracy a: the homes and
near the graves OF Jackson, Polk. and johnson
extend to their brethren in Indiana, Ouio, and
West Virginia their sfncerest congratulations and
express the confident hope that the October cleo
tions are but the prelude to great trlumphal
march in November.
ALwAuKEE
Special Dispatch to The Tribune
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 14.-Tnc Hon. Matt Car
penter spoke tonight to an immense crowd at
the Academy Of Music. Hundreds could not
get into the hall. The First Regiment Of Turn
ers pa~aded before the meeting.
The Democratic nominations this evening
were: Scver+', Senatorial George A. Albert;
First Assem-. =. 6. Flanders.
C1Sc1NSATI, O., Oct. 14.-The Hamilton
County official vote: First District, for Con-
gress-Sayler: Democrat, Il, ia; Force, Rcpuh-
lican, 13,474. Second District-Bauning, Demo-
crat, IA, 1888; Matthews, Republican, ,05S. For
sheri1-Wallace, Democrat, Is, Coz; Taylor, 81
941. For County Clerk-Bcrnard, Democrat,
II 1856; kiehborth, q, ST..
ARKANSAS.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Oct. 14-The official
count OF the State election was completed to-
day, and shows total vote Of 1851 800, Miller
Democrat) receiving a majority of s., ,992 over
Bishop (RepuhIieanl
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HAZENG STUDENTS

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. 14.-Cadet ndshipmen
w. n. King, of Georgia, +. B. Parsons, Of Mas
sachusetts, George 4. Scott, Of Indiana, J. r.
Leeby, Of New York, aud ". ". Russell, Of
Maryland, have been dismissed from the Naval
Academy for refusing to tell who - ''h:lzcd ~ the
ple0s The expelled students refused to testify
to save other students from being expelled for
hazing,' - for which there is the additional pen
atty of being q cashiered.'' The expelled Ca
diets may be refustated, buta 'cashiered hazc1"
cannot.
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Pl0 MONO AND JEFFERSON DAVIS,

y
CHICAGO, Oct. 14.-f Rex" In your to-day's
paper, will look into the Chicago Times for
Aug. 81, 1876, fifth page, he will find copy of
the Pontiff IS letter to JEFF, dated Rome, Dec. g.
1868, BY which to convince any blatant Demo-
crat that the Pope at Rome was silly enough to
encourage the arch-trnitor ut Richmond in his
damuable attempt to destroy the American
Union. The letter is translation from the
Latin, in which it was originally written By the
F" Infallible." What strange bed-fellows circum-
stances make, anyhowl Pro BoNo PUBL1Co.
, 1876-10-15
ABOUT TOWN.

REpunL1cAS HEADQUARTERS
Now that the smoke Of TUESDAYS battle ha
e4eaea AWAY su'o 1.epuo1iczaas c''n SEE "nas LIE!
larc accomplished, they are growing more en-
thusiastic and juhilant- In Indiana the Democ
eacy only gut the shell, while the Republicans
Iot lne tcal n!eat u 1ue nut - Is esuc .n'
democrats elected " blueJeans by 5,ooo, Dc
the Republicans gained four members Of Con
grcss and the State Legislature. Ohio, too, ha.
gone 5000 better than was anticipated, and al
e'1sf tne '4e,or5 was nepuoeaa onS IT,; IL
both States, taken from a0T standpoint LIE
Grand Pacific Hotel rooms we're visited by large
numbers of voters YESTERDAY. Col, A. G.
Hah[oclr holds that the 2Gooo citizens in
nA a;ao'. ts hous ea@t 49,, w 1v .;a,.nt ~ ~
snra1 = R,na Ie,ns;,, e,ect;on hut ha.i fhev
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AT INDEPENDENCE, LA.

Special Dispatch TO TIE Tribune
INDEPENDENCE, Ia, Oct IA fire was dis
covered shortly after O'Clock this morning in
the north end Of John Klatzbach's liyery-stable,
and soon made such headway that the stable
was entirely consumed, Fortunately all the
horses were 1oosened and safely taken out, but
been for fayorable Wind, "a ai serious $50 ronaaera M @
tion might have resulted. Loss, 2,OOO. 1usur-
cd in the Royal Canadian for 1,U00.
, 1876-10-15

snt: E. B. Sherman, Capt McGrath, Willia1
A1drich, ?. L. Hawkinson, Jacob Gross, CO
g. r. DAVIS, J. +. Clough, l. l.: Mills, 6.
Kedzie, Capt. Reed, Emil Dctzsch. J.. ". !
Thomas, Mr.. Kiolbasse, F. A. Riddle,
\: Bash, Col. Thompson, E. A. Sittig, Mr. Bic
Mr. William Aldrich WAS elected to the chail
and Maj. Brockway of1iciated as Secretary.
Capt. McGrath moved the appointment OF
Campaign Committee Of twenty-five, to b
composed Of representatives from each Wart
the remainder to be made up from the countr
districts. Adopted.
was appointed by the Chair to select persons t.
art on that Committee. The Committee Of flr
was composed as follows: Col George T. Da
Wis, [. L. Mills, j. H. Clough, L. Brentano, an
Sol Hopkins.
Mr. Sherman moved that the Campaign Com
mittec be increased fifteen, making the Who'll
number forty. Adopted.
Mr.. Hopkins suggested that each candidat
hand in names Of gentlemen iu Ills OVID pre-
*inet to be added to the Campaign Committee
: The suggestion was accepted.
Capt. McGrath thought five members sufh
cicnt~
Ou motion, The Chairman WIS added.
Mr.. Clough brought up the subject of judge!
Of election He said be Was not an "a aiarntft Isl,
County Commissioners were opposed
TO everything Republican. and having the ap
pointmenr of the if1dges It was worth thou
sands Of yotcs to tic Democracy. The exist
ence of I,c-istr7 Law did not help the matter,
for colonization is already going on, and two
Democratic Judges have been appointed for each
urecinct. lie called on Mr. Atwater for some
information IS to the appointment OF hepun"
Ican judges.
Mr., AtWater said there was only one Repub-
lican in each precinct A1r. Clough continued,
and said that f was doubtful If there would be
auy GOOD Rcnublicans in some OF the precincts
II some acton were not taken.
Mr., AjdTirL said the deyilish practices Of the
Democracy had commenced The registering
publican bad been fixed for place where there
was not even building.
NJ. Woke, representing Mr.. Brentano, urged
TIE aes 81 81 to
ly investigate tie citv and devise means for
stopping he threatened frauds.
81. Hopkins spoke on the subject, and said
that Mr. Aldriell's opponent was work
ing and using fraud to carry his
US if be we're to succeed, and his success will
surely affect the county ticket. He said hc had
alluded to Mr. Hoxe, who, when lie was robbed
at Hyde Park some time ago, sent the ring
leaders to the Pe1litentiarv, and lately secured
their pardon on their promise to work for him.
Hoxie did not have the respect Of his own party,
he said, and was supported only BIZ bummers.
The County Board had established q polling
place at Cochour, on the Indiana line, so as to
run in men from Indiana Hoxie is to be elected
anyhow, for he is backed by Tom Scott who will
gress
The meeting then adjourned until 10 o'clock
, 1876-10-15
INDIAN RAl1FRc-

CHEYENNE, Wy, Oct IA number Of In
dams are reported having left the agencies at
noon to-day. Twelve horses were stolen BY
them from Mc1lGaine's rancho near tile Chug-
water. Sergt- Parker, with detachment of the
Second Cavalry, who arrived at the last named
, 1876-10-15
SIffCll}E

COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 14.-Frank Dreshler,
teller in the Franklin National Bank, committed
suicide few moments ago by shooting himself
through the heart. No reason is given rs yet
for the decd.
, 1876-10-15

place tonight, came in contact with lnrge body
OF Indians ut p. m. to- day within ten miles OF
Hunters rancho, at the head Of Richard Creek
and, in the fight which ensued, Private iasker
was killed and left on the field. The Indians
have about 100 head Of stock and are heading
for Bridger's Ferry.
, 1876-10-15
YELLOW FEVFR

SAVANNAH, Oct. 14.-Total number OF inter-
ments to-day, 1G, Of which niue we're from
yellow fever. Sister Mary Berchmann, former
y Miss Mary Whelan, native of New York, died
, 1876-10-15

train going east Friday resulted: Hayes, IS;
T1lden, 42; Cooper, S. On the Illinois Central
train going north, YESTERDAY, = ballot was taken
a5 Haye oess 1o 2esef
day expressed their political proclivities as fol-
lows: Hayes, 4; Tildcn. 90: Cooper !.
POOL SELLING.
To The Editor If The Tribune.
CHICAGO, Oct. 14.-Mr. Storey says in this
mornings Times:
There Is considerable pool-itical sagacity at Nor
riscya. On the evening Of the election pools we're
selling 500 to SO on Williams, and 500 TO 30
on Barnes.
The same night, however, pools were selling
$1,000 to $3.50 on Hayes, and 500 to $s5 on
Morgan, which facts be does not consider 1t
necessary to state. OSE WHO WAS THERE.
, 1876-10-15

AN ITALIAN APOLOGY.
V1EENA, Oct. 14.-The Italian Ambassador In
this city has been instructed to express the
regret OF his Government for the boastful and
wariike language Of some Italian newspaper.
, 1876-10-15

W1Lnse1oS, n. c., Oct. 14--spirtts turpen-
tine firm at 81 cents.
, 1876-10-15
THIRD WARD

THE TILDEN LEGION
met at Democratic headquarters No. n Clark
street, Mr.. u. 4. Silt in the chair. The Chair
man explained the object to be the election Of
After characteristic and ungrammatical dis
cussion, motion was made that the meeting
go into an election Of Division Commanders.
4 member from South Side club moved that
the West and South Divisions elect their Officers
without any interference from the North Side.
The motion snarled the meeting up SO that
nothing could be made out OF 1t, until gentle
man moved that the whole meeting be laid on
the table, which vas carried
Capt. Lay moved that the South and West
Sides separate and elect their Division Com
nlanders. Carried.
The two sides separated, and, after recess,
reported as follows:
~ South SideoDtvision Commander, James c.
Strain; Vfce-Commardef, James Leddy.
}Fest side-Dlyi.ion Commander, j, A. Etitt;
Eice-CoMmander, Christopher MCGrath.
The North Sid: was called upon, and an
nounccd that Aug. A. Busse had been elected
Division Commander, and Martin Scully Vice
Commander
The meeting then proposed to go into an cleo
tion Of Grand Commanders.
The Chair thought that, as the call did not
contemplate such an election, it would be out
cnt go into the election OF Grand Commander.
Carried.
Gen. John n. Corse was elected by acclamsr
tion, and Gus Busse was elected Vice Grand
Commander. This left the North Side without
Division Commander, but before they could
Go anything an adjournment was sprung
scAND1SAylAS REPUBLICANS.
The Sonth Side Scandinavian Republican
Club was organized last evening at No. q
Twenty-si1th street. The meeting was
we'll attended, and about fifty signed their
names as members Of the Club. The Club
then proceeded to organize, and after some
preliminary business nominated the following
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-09
Para Senlana Santa.
''EL SOL DE 0RO,n
San Francisco As.

En- este acreditado establecimiento
Sc ACADIA de recibir de Paris, un bri-
llante surtido de tafetanes, glases y
fayas de seda negra para trajes, man
tillas madrilef1as de granadina y pun
TO raIneadas, puntos blancos y negres
hsos J doreadas, granadinas tinas para
mantos y otros articulos propios para
Ia estacion. Elegantes tdhicas y po-
lonesas de punto hamburgues para
sefloras, yestidos hechos de Nansoukf
blancos bordados, bastas blancas,
peinado doles, encajes cluny y guipures
de coIorss j dlvers.dades de articulos
ds,asas ,'.s. | !aalss1l !E 4 PEssiaa seesa 3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-09
VIRGINIA PRATS.

Esta obra, continuation del Tesoro de los P;ratas,
es:rita por d. Jose Perez Morris acba de imprimrse
correcta lujosamente. Vendese en- la Liberia de
Gonzalez Font peso el sjemplar la rdstica diez
reaes pasta holandesa. Al mismo precio se expen.
de ALI Ell Tesoro de los Piratas.
Los suscrptores de la Capital pueden mandar
ger dicho establecimientosrs eempares. A los
cptores del de la isa Sc envar6n los suyos por
sl vapor costanero.
Los que gusten tener ambas nove'as empastadas en-
solo vOlumen, IL reales 81 ejempar pusden in
iicarlo.
Todo habtante del interior gus envie al autor al
editor peso Is sentzvos sellos de telegrafos
correos para eemplar la rdstca docs reales pa
pasta, recibira el libro certfcado vuelta
de correo. A TODD Ell que mande el importe de dez
eiemplares SO le regalar6 uno. 15-24
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-09
Ell COLMADO.
46.-SAN FRANCISCO.-46.
DE P. MARTORELL Y COMPANIA,
COSECHEROS EN- WHO'S DE CATALINA.

Gran smacen de vinos aceits hcores, vina9res de
toGa clase de frutas conseryas alimenticiss..
Sus duenos participant al pdbco en- general que han
alberto esta Ciudad ell la calle mencionada un
pacioso hermOso estabecmiento dnicO dc clase
toda Ia leila, donds halaran ,Oda clase d. vinos
nacionalss extranjeros un sinn6mero de etsctos
que dificit mencionar.
Baratura mucho esmerO ser& IL garantia sl lena
de Ia nueva que dssea sino que vsite ha
ga el ensayo de efectos. Vino lejtimo de iva
real cuarto 81 principal artioulo del estabscmien.
to ell que acknowledgements ha de hacer su reputacinO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-09
DAVID A. RODRIGUEZ.
San Francisco 30.-Plaza Principal.

Molinos grandes para maiz.
Desgranadores para idem.
Molinitos de mano para cafe
Sorbeteras de famiia, para hacsr helados Gu mi
autos. -. t-.@. .--..~
Escaleras de MADEIRA portates. - @
Jarcia manila de diferentes gruss1s.
Aventadores para cafe
Cocinas econ6micas de herrO
Aparattos eectriccs para practicar Ia manipulation.
Cepllos grandes brochar para limpiar las paredes.
AbanicOs chinosy japoneses, de palma, papel ga
Hios sedas para coser maqnina.
Ssrritas montadas para ebanistas.
B5mbas de- absorcion para fuerza de vapor.
Mestas doblantes propias para costure.as.
Maquinitas de vapor aplicables las lie co ssr.'
Correas para maquinas de vapor, &a, Ga, ga
Tambisn SO realiza part da de cgarros habanos,
de Julian Alvarez 5-lO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-09
Interesante.

On j6ven peninsular que posee los idomas ingl6s y
frances que ha dessmpehado ei cargo De tsnedor de
bros rsspetables casas de comercis desea enoon-
trar esta Ciudad en- cualquera otro punto de la
sls coloeacion dentro de su carrera Ia vez que
ID contabilidad Ia correspondence dssempsnara To-
dos los demos cargos que hagan necesario
trabajo en- Ia casa que le ocupe. Dicho j6ven
ouenta con referencas honr3sas para tOdos los de-
mas aatecedsntssy por ormenorss gus desesn, dirSr
% los Srss. Sobrinos de l4arrOca y Cs 4-l2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-09
Guja para Ia EXPOSITION De Fladdla

D. Diego de Moya, espanol residente en- New York,
(E. Unidos) ofrsce servicios las persona. que
quieran uti!izaro, como nerprets cicerone en
Ia pr6xima Exposition universal de Filadelia. Tie
ne casa familia en- ambas ciudades, las meorss
laciones para poaer proporcionar los que 10 ocupen
cuantas comodidades puedan apetecer.
4O.-Broadway.- SO.
Puede ilformsr en esta Capital David A. Rodriguez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-09
Giro de Letras,

Sobre CAdiz, sevilla Madrid, Barcelona, Malaga,
Coruna, santander, San Sebastian Valencia, pef
cantdsdss de $25 en- adsants oOrta vista xiran Loo
que auscriben.
Puerto Rico lS de Fsbrsro de- le75.--Irisrts, Her
mano Dc Caracena
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-09

segnn disposition del Gobsrnador Britanico On loa
dias de correspondents para Europa las caras 90
ran este Consulsdos hasta la una del dis ain maIa
hasta las una mnlta de 10 ceistaEaa perSoas-
tas excepo las quess echsn s buzon CON lds ssoa
;ngleses neceaariOs. .;.- s@~t3 ttsZtf.
CIando sl fran4ueo forzoso y Las cartas puastas
81 buzon no son franqueadas no pusdsn ser envia
das Dor el vspOr iuRl6s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-09
NUM-.
pREC1os DE- sUsCRIpcIoN

80 l. isaPor sss $3.50
tTmesre 3SPor rsaes On ID Capital 10
IaaPor IL Peninsula sxtsrero enyiando
p6do france d porte coso nslss SIG anral
aho en- . sla do Cuba 4l2
pagan dsmprs por adsanta0 suscp
pueden enendss los Agsatss dsRfe Aa
uansvacon
81 BoLxTN snvia { todss parss franco as porta -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-09
Pailas para Iilgenio.

Las hay Do todos tamafioa leiitinas
de Carron. hasta 500 galones, en 81
almacsn de loo Sres Amell Jnl;k :
Cs de lgusdilla Para nj. posms.
aslsl alllli!ss I n ei.sass q! ss!lie.ss q! |. !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-09
ITINERARIO.
6ALIDA6.
LLEGADA6.
r ETO R NO.

NOTA.--El vapor "Nellie Martin, que pas6 para
81 Brasil el 10 del corrisnte estara Do regreso u 22
% del entrante en- lugar del 80, como marca 81
iteaerario por hsber adsantado salids de Nusva.
York.
Pasajes para Nueva- York $50 orc, IL c&mara y $40
OrO, eAtrepuente.
Para pormenOres sebre aetes, pasaes S., dirigirse
L6timer C:.-Consignatarios. l6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-09
Aviso. v

Sc arrienda la hacienda "Buena Vista, CON qui
nientas cuerdas terreno con fabrcos nuevas PAL Ella
Dorar azdcar; siembras de cana frutos
propa para crianza que Ia ntsrese sntendsra con
el que suscribs.-Aguadilla 4 de Abri de lS76.-An-
gel Gaya ga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-09
ANUNCIOS DIVRRSOS.
Acadia Tuldpl d Lass- -SstletarIa.

El Ayuatamiento en- session ordinaria del dia 26 de
Tebrsro Gltimo, aeord6 sspubque pOr el termino de
nm mes eontar desds la primera publication en- 81
pest6aseo ofcial ID obrs do a Iglesia Parroqual de
este pueblo. El prcyscto, plano PresuPuesto, asf
como las cendicones que han do regr en- 10 subasta.
ae sncasntran de manifesto ID Sesretarfa de este
Ayuntamisnto para los que deseen sxaminarlos se
hacs notorio para conocimiento general -Lares de
Mario de 1s76-Fsrnando Arce, Secretario.-Vo BE-
-Lipoi. 12-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-09
Consulate Britanjco.

La correspondence ss sisrra en- este Consulado ox
dss siguientes: = - - t.ss -. - -
Para InglatsrTa, Espahs,
Francis, Alemania, toda
Pscifco, Tisfrs frms y las
Caloniss IpglssAs.
Para Ia Habana Mejico 3El dis II.
10 Plata I'll a'a "s
Para santo Domingo. Los dias yi6.
P.rslo. Estsdos .Upidos. Via de santhema. por
americana el l2 & l3.
r.'.'o. r''4ao.. .un'ao..| vi. p P'ta. 1.s.,...
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-09
VAP OR
"Isabel la Cat6lica. -

NsceAit4ndose adquirir el m4rtes pr6ximo para 81
consume de 10 doaeion de este buque los where's que
~ 1stalan continuation, el ST. Conandsnts ha dis
puesto haga saber al comercio por 81 GUSTAV diri
girle auticpeson nota Dc prscos la iusligen.
ella de que han de de- busna calidad uicio de Ia
Comision one se nombre para reconoesrlos de que
IL cOnduccon has 81 muee ser8 de cuenta del vende-
der. El psgo dc su imperte sfsctaar6 al contado
1856 litros yise tiato.
100 idsm aeits de- DIVA.
20 idsm vinagrs.
260 kil6gramns arrOz de Valencia.
$50 i1sm gxft anzos.
$40 idem triples.
460 idem tocino en- barrilea.
no idsm azdcar del pals.
10 idem cafe.
16 ilem pimsnto mOlido.
is idem sal. Il. t,5..s.
Paerto.Rico. Abril ode 1s76.--Jos6 Maria Gsmez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-09
G a n g a

Cast regalado Sc vende un carruaje de dos asientos
son sus arreos, On cncuenta pesos, propio para u
,ampo que la interese puede verlo On 10 Escusa de
tiro. Tambien venden dos caballos de sllas
de tirO. 12--lY
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-09
En- Arroyo.

Hay do venta semillas de hortali.a acabads de- lie
gar de los Estados- Unidos por bergautin Thompson
Iambien hay eigarrios legitimos Honradez alpis-
Ia Marna.-Jos@ Ma Alcaide. IA '
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-09
Banco de Puerto-Rico.

Los tenedores de cedulas que de-
seen ser accionistas, pueden dirigir
aquellas al Excmo. Sr. Marques de la
Esperanza, Director INFERNO de dicha
Institution.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-09
T a b a co.

partda de 200 gollos de tabaco torcdo por otes
81 detail preco modico, vive en- la cale del Gene
raj Psvla, n6mero 16.-Gregorio Ruiz. 4-13
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-09
Sc vende.

Un buen estable,imento de pulperla eito en- la ca.
lie del Santo Cristo ndmero BY para mas informes
del que 10 desee adqurr puede dirigirse D. Miguel
Amiliba, calle de la Luna n1mero -. 3--3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-09
TIP0s DE PAsAJEs.
Vino de Burdeos

VsAAV WC~ 1VlAL UOO0.
lejitimo y de clase superior, 10 hay de
venta en- barricas J garrafones en- ell
slmacen de Caldas, Lopez y c., calIa
de Ia Tanca ntimero l 9-12