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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

SUICIDE OF AN ACToR,-Thomas, better
known as "Tom," Placide shot himself
through the head on the Doth at his residence,
in the village of Toms River, New Jersey
The suicide was caused by the intense pain
engendered by cancer III the mouth, created,
it is said, by excessive smoking His deceased
brother, Harry Placide, had the same Attic
ton. Mr.. Placide stated, a month ago, to a
well known restaurant proprietor of Liberty
street, that he intended blowing out his
brains if the pain continued. Before commit
ting the act he wrote the following note to
Mr. Cook, one of the proprietors' of hotel
in Toms River: "Before you receive this |
will be dead and before my maker to answer
for the act of a suicide, so you see it will be
necessary not to let Mrs. Bliss return here
to-day. | have been driven to this deed by
the most agonizing fortunes that man ever
sutfered-rbeyond human endurance. Will
you have the Coroner notified as soon as you
canl 1t will be good action on your part to
get IA word here indistinct)-bad action
hidden from the light as soon as possible Do
this, and God bless you is the sincere wish of
Thos. Placide. Mr.. Placide was born in
Charlestown, S. c., during 1908 His father,
Alexander, was also an actor, and managed
the Richmond Theater at the time of its
lives were lost. The stage name of his mother
was Madame Lafle He first appeared in
New York at the Old Park Theatre, in 1928,
and was a member of its stock company dur
ing frequent seasons, until its conhagration in
1646. He acted or managed in several cities
after that period, and was quite successful
from 1850 to 1854, as director of the Varie-
ties Theatre, New Orleans In 1866 he was
in the stock of Wallack's old theatre, but
has acted rarely since that time Nine years
ago, at the age of so, Mr.. Placide met lady
whom he had courted early in life, and who |
had since been widoweh by two husbands. |
of advanced age, and older than !
she married him, and her income
placed him comfortably beyond the reach of |
want In addition to his accomplished bro
her, Harry, the stage numbered among its
ornaments his sisters, Mrs. William Rufus
Blake and Mrs, Mann, neither of whom are
living
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-08
MINING STOCK REPORT.

MORNING BoARp~
ophiI 40; ~ ~ &, 2Sss l'74, COS 143z
Gould and Curry zoos 81 145os s. loos 81 bio. 80 81
California 1905 1924, sos IS
Con Virginia zoos 2974 ASS 30
Hale and Norcross 256s 40, 20os 49, G5s $50
Crown Point ISIS 4lo, Sds 4o5
Imperial 1070s Sc, SOS 9oc
Savage l75s ca 20s 63s
Chollar- Potosi 30s %
Alpha los l136, Cos ia
Belcher BOSS 3.35, 4os $40 sos 81, 1sos 3,45
Confidence Sos AZ
, AS $40, ZOOS AS SIS
Utah sos II, 30s l05E
Bullion 1855 8, S40s S1S, zoos SIX bio
Justice l08os 10, los 91s, 545s lO16, S2os 1914
Exchequer 1905 65k, sos 6R
Overrnan 81 35os Is 3s5s 2l5I, 525s % 2Os 22
Union Con 145s So l7os S, l5s 40
Lady Bryan l350s 90c
Julia 4O6s 100 1905 l.55, zoos Leo hlo
Caledonia 225s 405 l825s l20s 40 l0O0 $50 35a 3
Silver Hill Sos lao, HOS 100
EVENING BOARD.
Meadow Valley 300s l. sos Csc 22Os l
Raymond and Ely 1865 1914 sos 49, Cos ll Cos 1875 8cs
Eureka Con Sos s21z
Jackson zoos 81
Alps 250os Soc
Rye Patch 50os ga, 5oos 81 bso, 5os 81
ella 25Os 65e zoos Coo
Northern Belle sos 1873, zoos 10, 15s l314
Manhattan 75s 1917 30s 10
Grand PrlZe 2UlS lSSSS i3V
Steptoe 300s $40
New Coso 20Os
Golden Chariot 1855 Csc
California 20gs 27N
Best and Belcher 15os l611 sos 16 75s 1913 2o5s %
0vsrman 4los 2ls nos 20, 1908 2o9 SOS IL sos az
Gould aud Curry 275s So, COOS S54
Justice zoos 95E, 7os TO- zoos 90 S. zoos 90 b3o
Bullion 1908 s, l20s g. zoos TX
Yellow Jacket 126s SIX
Imperial 36Os a5c
Ophir 16os 1416, 225s 14se zoos 14A
Sierra Nevada Sos 4.4O, 16Os AS
Con Virginia 9o5s 29, ee zoos 2s,. b5, sos o9i4
Alpha Sos liz
Union Con COS ~ 2os ass, IS 4.so
Julia 1Tss ~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-08
JOHN CHINAMAN's CONCLUSION.

John Chinaman at his washtub stood,
And cheerily rubbed and secured;
The wages he got were small enough,
But never his soul was soured.
He did not covet mansion proud,
His tastes were simple and few,
He washed away with lightsome heart,
And sang as the soapsuds few.
Soon the Mclean man he came that way,
And It grieved him sore to see
A heather with plenty Of work to do,
And doing it rnerrily.
For the Mclean man was on a strike,
And his soul was full Of gall;
So he rallied some other Mclean men
And gave the heather a call.
They kicked John Chinaman into the street,
And round the premises tore
Till his tubs and other utensils lay
wreck on the laundry floor.
Then the heather he gathered his savings scant,
And sailed for his own countree
"No mclean man for me-" he sighed,
"He yely muchee too freely. Y. Sun.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-08

The Southern stage brought in an unusual
large amount of bullion last evening, in care
OF Wells, Fargo & Co. From the Standard
mine at Bodie, two bars, the aggregate value
being s26, 31G, consigned to tbs Nevada Bank
Of San Francisco. From the Northern Belle
mine, seven bars, valued at s13, 900, and from
the Silver Peak mine, eleven base bars, valued
at 1902. The southern country is looking
up and great things may be expected from
the mining operations being conducted there.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-08

At the Mint yesterday we witnessed the
delivery of $4,000 in silver coin. We
scarcely believed that that amount of silver
coin would make such an enormous bulk
Sights Of this character are not conclusive to
ones happiness, unless one it blessed with
sufficient lucre himself.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-08

About o'clock yesterday afternoon, a man
was seen to fall down in the street, short
distance north of the Virginia & Truckee
Railroad depot. 1t was supposed that he had
a fit or a sunstroke, he seemed to be uncon-
scious for considerable time, but after he was
doused by bucket or two full of water, he
revived, and exclaimed in stentorian tines
''b-boys le-lets take er drink o suthin." The
sympathislng bystanders departed in disgust,
favoring the conclusion that the old fellow
was playing possum.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-08

Telegraph says, Geo. NJ. Pinney, while
giving evidence against his former friend and
benefaetor, Genl o. H. LaGrange, shed
tears We would suggest that while the
gentleman is in a shedding mood to shed
some of his i'll gotten plumber into the Golfers
of its rightful owners.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-08

R. w Bollen, Past Grand Master of the
Masonic fraternity of Nevada, and Chief of
shs Carson Mint Watch, who has for several
on our streets yesterday. Dir. Bollen has not
yet recovered his former healthy and robust
looks, but is sufficiently well to resume his
duties ut the Mint.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-08

Hub Parker, the energetic and enthusiastic
fish commissioner, is stocking Washoe Lake
with eastern cat fish. 1t is very rich and
toothsome fish, and the mouths of the disciples
Of Isaac Walton in Carson aIe watering now
in expectancy Of the many good fish dinners
they will have.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-08

County Commissioners met on Monday
Bills against the county we're audited and Or
dered paid. There was considerable talk on
the part of certain merchant who desired
the decision of the Commissioners relative to
the leasing of the corner store of the County
Buildings to be given HIM in writing; but the
Commissioners declined doing SO, referring
unjustly charges the press of this city to have
treated him unfairly. The insurance on the
County Buildings was renewed in the sum Of
ST. 800, and the policies placed in the vaults
of the County Treasurer for safe keeping
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-08

The law prohibiting the shooting of the
highly favored sage hen, expired on the LIST
instant, which gladdens the heart of the pot
hunter. No other game can lawfully be
killed until September LIST.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-08

An extra sleeper containing number OF
the Bonanza town residents arrived here yes
terday morning
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-08

Hon. James Haines, of Carson Valley, was
noticeable on our streets yesterday. He
reports that the greatest tranquility exists
within the radius OF many miles Of his home.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-08

Miss Nettie Parker, who has been visiting
friends in the Atlantic States during the past
year, returns this morning in company with
her father.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-08

Appearances indicate that the vacant lower
portions of the Arlington House will soon be
occupied for business purposes. Carpenters
and plasterers are busily at work on those
premises
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-08

More fun ahead, Forepaugh's circus i:
coming For pas with large families O
We express our warmest sympathy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-08

SocIAL-The ladies of the Presbyterian
Society will hold an ice cream reception at the
house of w NJ Cary on Thursday evening,
August 9th. A general invitation is extended
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-08

Stock quotations are good and a healthier
condition in the market is being daily mani
tested
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-08

Mr.. C. L. Anderson, Chief Engineer of the
V. & T. r. r. Co., starts out this morning
with a surveying party numbering eight men
and two boys The names of the party are:
c. L. Anderson, Engineer, James Judge, c.
Coldsworthy, Harry Rice, T. s. Hall, John
Mills, Neal Kennedy, James and Hume Yer
ington This survey is intended to be merely
preliminary one. The object is to find the
most desirable and economical route, should
the Y. & T. R. r. people conclude that an
extention to their road would prove advanta-
geous to them and assist in the development
OF good mineral and agricultural sections.
Nothing definite as to the actual building of
the road south has yet been determined upon.
Our information on this point is reliable.
The headquarters of this party will be estab-
lished at Wellingtons, and the summit be-
tween the two valleys will be surveyed at
present. The party has been instructed to
remain in the field until this preliminary
work is accomplished, which will keep them
out a month or two. In the event that work
on the road is to be begun, nothing will be
done until next Spring
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-08

Mr. George W. Chedic has Just returned
from Pine Grove, Esmeralda county, and re-
ports that there are ouly two mills and two
mines in operation at that point. Out of one
of those mines, the Wheeler, 1000 was ex-
tracted last month. The camp is situated
about IS miles east OF Aurora, off the main
road; sparcely inhabited, containing about
80 mon and Is families; the former are all
employed in the mines Mr.. Chedic says
that Pine Grove is very poor place for idlers,
hence there are none there. No other mines
are being worked within four miles of Pine
Grove, at which distance Gov Blaisdel's mine
is located; but this mine is, for the time
being, shut down, owing 10 the scarcity of
water. In fact all of that section of our State
suffers greatly from lack of water. Gov.
Blaisdel's force being necessarily suspended,
is now prospecting some or miles east of
Pine Grove, in the vicinity of Grant noun
tain, where excellent mineral indications are
to be met with. Our informant does not be-
lieve that that part of the country will amount
to much right away, but is confident that it
has future in store.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-08
STATE PRISON ITEMS.

The whole number of inmates at the Ne
United States prisoners (the nurderers from
Big Muddy Indian reservation), who are
awaiting trial. There are 81 Chinese prison
ers; all the others are white men. Storey
county has contributed 90 of the total num-
Der. There are fifteen persons who are in
for life, and the number that will go out this
year is IL All Chow, sent for life from Ian
der county for murder, is the Oldest inhabi-
tant-the father-of the institution. He has
been in since 1866 The white man who has
been longest confined in the prison is Thomas
Ryan, sent from Lander county in 1869 for
twenty-five years for burglary. In the way
of improvements may be mentioned the shoe
shop, 3Ox9O feet in size and two stories in
height. This building has been erected since
Warden Batterman took charge of the prison.
Shoe making is the only branch of industry
prosecuted in the prison; some work, how
ever, is done in the stone quarry, but it does
not amount to much. About fifty men are
employed in the shoe shop. The discipline
of the prison is excellent and Dir. Batterman
has not yet been obliged to inf1ict punishment
OF any kind on any one IN his charge. The
prisoners are allowed all newspapers except
flash" ones. They write about seventy five
letters per week, and the prison library con-
tains COO volumes, The food given the pris-
oners is abundant and is about the same as
the rations given out in the United States
army to soldiers in garrison. Three clergy
men officiate in turn on Sundays. These are:
Rev. J. D. Hammond, Methodist; Rev. Mr..
EOofa EnicrOnolion. onS Haitian
Catholic. The officiating clergyman is paid
five dollars per Sunday and is always sure of
a congregation. Captain Matthewson, who is
supposed to be an expert in such matters,
says that the prisoners are better up in their
responses than the congregation of any Epis-
copal church in the land. Matthewson is
Captain of the guard. The following persons
from Storey county are members of the guard:
Joel Neiswender, Edward Sullivan, Mr.. Gar
vey and Thomas Mitchell. Captain Matthew
son is also from Storey county.-Enterprise
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-08

Fl. NJ Yerington returned from San fran.
cisco yesterday morning.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-08

James F. Farrell, the urbane manager Of
the Western Union Telegraph Office here,
was yesterday engaged in placing the electric
bells of the Or,nsby house in ringing condition.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-08

prominent merchant of this city, who
arrived from Bodie district a day or two
since, says that the camp of Bodie Is quite
small, but, for it's size, very lively There
are " present about two hundred permanent
residents there, but arrivals of settlers are a
daily occurrence. Considerable building is
going on, of cheap nature, however. The
Standard is the only well developed paying
mine in the camp at present, but very ener-
getic prospecting is being prosecuted, and
great results are anticipated in the near
future. Much Importance is attached to the
contemplated southern railroad. The people
in Bodie believe that the completion of the
railroad south will tend greatly to develope
al of that country. The projectors are
certain to reap many benefits from this
enterprise. Our informant reports that the
station keeper at Wellington's has been on
the road for several days past, waiting for
Mr. Anderson and his surveying party to
come along, in order to show Mr.. Anderson
good place where to locate the railroad con-
tiguous to the station keepers land. Stage
drivers think it good joke.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-21
Nueva imprenta
aDEL BOLETIN." "
FORTALEZA, 81.


Contando esta imprenla con toda clase de
elemeiitos aR de personal como de material
mcderno'tle las mej0res fabr1eas, y a6andancia
de papel. hace con LIMPIEZA, BARATuRA
Y PkESTEZA toda clase de impresos, lbros,
kA.-aes.le los mas sencillos 4 los mas largos
oomDlieadox Para estall0s cuenta con exec
leates csias mecanicaa
PARA NJ COMERcIO.
conocimlentes dc buapes de yspor.-Idsm de idem
a vela -p6lizas de enbarQue unra eabota1e.- Idem
Gruesna.-De slaraciones. &C. &c.
PARA LOS AYUNTAMIEETOs.
rnrmacIon del reparto territorial libroe taonaros
A cafficnlas da ganAd0 Id. talonarios de guia de
- 7ers1 libramientee municipaies cargaremes stc.
REvIsTA COMMERCIAL
C,ue teaas las quincenas, Ia salda de los vapores
inrsee con la correspondence para EUROPA ias TO-
nonnos dc venta
rAMBfEN sE ENcUENTRA DE vENTA
RIaLAMENTOs GENERALEs Dr. BILLAR
- 50 cxNTAvos xyEMPrAR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-21
AITIeI0S DIVlRsOS.
EsCRlCANlA DE JUAN R. De TORRES.

Por auto de primero del corriente mes recall
do en- el concursode acreedores en- que ha sido
declarada 10 testamentaria tie D. Juan Bautis
los apreeaores del citado Lopez Navarro 4 jun
ta general con ehjeto de poInbrar Sindieos, la
cual tendra lugar en- 10 Audieaeia, d enatro
de Enero pr0ximo hora de Ia una de su tarde
en- el despacho del Sr, Tuez de primera Instan-
cia del Dlstrito de Cathedral. Gale de la Forta-
leza, ndmero seis; adyirtisndose que solo po-
dram concurrir la Junta los acreedores que
hayan presentadn los titnlos de sus cr6ditos 9
que los presenter en- ell acto Y para que lle-
que notieia de todos flo el presente en- Puer-
to Rico 4 cuatro de Diciembre de mil oehocien-
tos sesenta y siete.
3-3 Juan Ramon de Torres,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-21
Para las Escuelas.

En- imprenta del BoLETIN hay de venta
ESTADOS TRIMESTRALES de los que
pasan los seiores profesores las juntas loca-
les & tires pesos el ciento y 4 yellon el ejemplar
' aacmas los siguientes lbros de texto:
SILABARI0 Y PRIMER IIBR0 DE LEG
TURA por Don JOSE Solves. p edicion
MANUAL DE MORAL PRAcTIGA y
RELIGIOSA, tradueida por M. de los A. Ar
royo. alnbas obras Is reales doaena y G2
reales el ejemplar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-21
GIRO DE LETRAS.
Gale de La FOrtaleza, MUM. x3.

B. BoRRAs HERMANos. del comercio de es-
Ia plaza. gfran sobre los puntos siRuientes:
ALAyA Amurrie. Anana La Guardia. Saliva
terra. Victoria-
Ibahez chiachis. msll!a. La aneta. d La Roda villa
Robledo Yeste
AIMERIa Adrs. Almeria. Husrcal. oVssas s Ro-
sz. Balcarrota, Cabeza de Buey Cam panario Frege-
pal, Merida. Montiie. Lerena. oliyenza Vilanueva
BB4IE.Sss i6Izs MshoR ho sp Palma R,,,on. n.
Mons ks TarS
sa. vich, yilianneva Geltrn. Villafranca de Pa
E6ssOs; ATpnds Sd De 1I Dusro. Bergos; A.,
GicnssEEs,- 1isaataga. Erozas. Gacores, csria
lilo Yalsncia d. M Icsntaia 's'a'a tru-
SipIz: : Ageciras cadiE. cGssuta, c7hiclana, Gi-
Puerto de Santa Maria. San Lucar de Barrameda
Sssss sss SSssass ob,.
Montoro Pozo Bianco. Priego. Puents Genil Ram
ss sssss Hss s' Is ssrfPss E.
Puentedeume. Santiago.
ret de Mar. Olot. Palafrugel Paamos. San Feliu de
GaAHADA -Albunel Almuhecar. Albania. Baza.
Granada. Guadix. Huescar. Hora Lola. Motril Or
s.a Psssna ssSss ssssss
dUTPGzooA. = San Sebastian.
HUEIyA-H Hselva
HURsoA Ayerbe. Barbastro. Graus. Huesca ia
~ M JAEs. E EAnd1iar Baeza. csrzola. Jaen. Linares.
MArtos Alcnla 10 Real
LeeS e las La Ka
Sahagnn. Valencia de D. Juan. Villafranca del Vier
LEsIDA. Balaguer, Bosort tyalls de Aran } Ger
vera L6rida, solsona, sert, Tremp. Tarrega.
Santo Domingo de la CaIzada. Torrecilla de los Ca
GUqe. : Fox. Lugo. Mondonedo. Monforte. Ri
-" Madrid. : Araniusz. Alcala de Henares. Madrid
i0ts MaIsSA. & Anteauera Malaga. Ronda. velez Ma
JumiIIa Lorca, Albania de Marcia Marcia. Maza- Gss
NIvARBA : Pamplona. Tuaels.
0siEpo.- -Asiiss, Belm9nte. cangas Dc onia, Can,
AZ Poa Is Lena % Po De siero. prSva RE-
yadesells s. salas slIlsyIeiosa lnfesto.
PosTIgEDa4; -Caldas De Reyes, Oarril. Bayona.
Eetreiia Guardias, Lalin, Pontevedra Puenteareas,
hedssndsa Ias sSS ar Caaad Rodrigo pearan
ssssssa vsaao 1sdsas senosa SAN
lander, TOrrelayegA
HRGovIA. ~ -SeGoviR s5aA s4 &
HEyILIA. oaTmona Eeiia, Moron, seyilia. Utrs-
SOMA. - Agreda Burgo de Osma Eorfa
TARRAGoNA. = Falset. Reus. TarraGona. T0rtosa.
Walls.
TERuEI. = Teruel.
TOLEDO. - Tolad0.
VAEacIA-Aloira Carcagente. Dsnia Gandfa ia
! tiya ReQuena, Sueca, Valencia.
1AIIADo1iD Arevelo, Bsiar. Medina del Cam
30 Rioseeo. Toro. Valadolid. Villalen.
p,,,aso Eiorrio Tsdusisi6 ordsa Vaiic de Car
rama ~
zAMoRA-zamora IS
ZARAaozA. = Amunin. Atsca B0rja. Calatayud.
QaIinena Caspe, Daroca EGea dc loa paballeros.
! Soc. Taxazona. IeraGo5s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-21
Don ArEtidss Alvarez Rosy.

Suplicanos este senior, ex-agente del Bo-
Lxrtr en San German, Sc siFva abonar esta
Administration S29l-6O de recibos que lie he
nos remitido, amen de otros que indebdamell
te cobr6 con su propia firma y Sc 10 avisamot
per este medic pOr haberse obstinadamente ne
rado contestar I las repetidas eartas que,
nuchas de elias eertifcadas, lie hemos remitidO
r. Administration del B0LErIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-21
ALCALDIA MUNICIPAL De HUMACAO.

Por disposition del ST. Alcalde municipal de
este pueblo, Sc cita por medic del presente a
Mr.. Juan Guiermo Diwzey, cEyo paradero Sc
ignora, para que en- el improrrogable terlaino
de ounce dias contudos desde ell en- que salga
publicado ell presente on el rERI6DIco OFFICIAL
de esta Isa, comparezca Ell esta Acadia por
81 por medic de apoderado representante
en- f0rma, con ell fin de enterarle del embargo
practicable en- una casa de su pertenenoia para
cobro de las contribuciones que Sc halla adeu-
dando, asi como de otraS providencias dictadas
en- ell respective expediente; ell la inteligencia,
que 81 no comparece en- ell termino fijado, segui-
ra su curse ell citado expediente hasta su ter
minacion n-Humacao, Diciembre IL de lsI7.-
Por mandado del ST. Alcalde, Ell eomislonado
de apremio, Roman Rodrsgtez, z,--V0 B0, Juan
". Guznlan, 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-21
lISALIA Dl GlTsls
DE LA CAPITANIA GENERAL.

Habiendose reducido el precio de los nue.
bles de la propiedad del Captain Don Manuel
Carreras, d quion Sc sigue causa por desfalc0,
a las dos terceras parties del impofte de u pri-s
mera tasacon, Sc comunica al plblico para srl
advirti6ndose que dieh04 nue.
pa ell almaoen del Battalion de Madrid, sitO en-
ell Quartet de Ballaja, para su venta hasta ell
dia 2S del corriente mes
Puerto Rico Is de Diciembre de 1871 41El
Teniente Secretario, Federico Gomez ". Q b.
Ell 7. G. Comandante, Garcia. rs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-21
Al3% de renta menSual

Sc vcnden, por ausentarse su duefo, valias
casas sitas en- Puerta de TERRA, y Sc da I'm sn-
lar que costo $1250 de SAPA
Informaran, ealle de Ia Cruz n1mero 10.
Hta IL on.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-21
Censo de poblacion.

En- la imprenta del BoLErIE Sc hallaA de
venta en- forma de libro todas las Instruceiones
que dehen conoeer los fancionaros personals
que hayan de intervenir en- el Censo que ha
verificarse el 81 del corriente, 30 centavos
eiemplar 4 y cinco pesos doc ,na. 2-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-21
ALPUBLICO.

No habiendo concedido la Intendencia el
permiso para transterir la rifa del cabalo zainO
de mi propiedad, en- la Loteria del 80 de d.
ciembre como Sc pedia, Sc entregar6 dicho
animal al que presente ell niimero igual al pre-
mio mayor del sorteo de la Loteria Provincial
verfeado ell 10 del eorriente diciembre como
Sc anuncia en- los billetes.
Guayama diciembre de 1877. 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-21
Una respectable fa-

milia espai1oa de esta cu6ad solicita una ms
titutriz qne Sc encargue dc la enseRanza edu-
cacion de un nifio dos nihas, siensi0 condi-
cion indispensable que conozca "a ingl6s q
frances, 4 fin de que pueda enseiiar es0s idiOs
mas los educandos.
Para informes dirigirse 4 Don M. ArrIbo
Ponce, con buenas referencias. hta. he