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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-10-24
A Tramp's Maxims.

In the hip pocket Of an old va.
grant, pulled in by the police the
other night, was memorandum book
full Of his own writings with pencil,
and some Of his philosophy is good
enough to be preserved. His first
paragraph reads -
"Drinking bad whiskey because it
is offered free is like getting into the
way OF bullets purchased by an enc.
my"
A second reads -
"Honesty is the best policy, but
some folks are satisfied with second
best 1t is hard to be honest on an
empty stomach"
A third runs -
"A dry plank under a rain-proot
shed is better than feather bed in
Jail, and one isn't annoyed by the
jailor bringing in square breakfast. y
A fourth says:-
"Pay as you 60. Ifyou havn't any
thing to pay with, don't go. If you
are forced to 60, record every indebt-
edness and let your heirs settle the
bills"
The fifth explains -
awe should ihave charity for all.
When the winter winds blow cold and
drear we vags should pity the poor
fellows in India who are having red
hot weather"
A sixth is recorded -
"Politeness costs nothing, but it is
not expected that you will wake man
up at midnight to ask permission to
go through his hen house. 1t is more
courteous to let him enjoy his needed
repose."
The seventh and last was noted
down as follows -
"When you pick up an apple core
do not find fault because it is not the
apple itself, but be satisfied with the
grade of descent. Do not be ashamed
Of your occupation. We cannot all be
lords, nor can we all be vagrants. As
l cannot be a lord / should not lament
at being Il vagrant. Be truthful and
out-spoken. That ls tell 'em that you
are a Chicago fire sufferer. Keep
seasonable hours or some other vag
will get your plank first. Be hopeful,
cheerful and good natured. Growing
won't cure a sore heel. "-Detroit Free
Press.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-10-24
mot Prepared"

The "Drawer," in the November
Harper, has this from the very down
Eastern most section of our precious
country:
1t is customary with the students
in our college to say Not prepared"
when called upon to recite difficult
and not well-memorized passage. On
Il no. summer afternoon, iu the year
--, the class was sleepily stumbling
through the introduction in Buffers
analogy. The reverend doctor was
quite as familiar with the subject mat.
ter as with the number of chapters
aud sections, and had a way Of his
own in calling tor recitation, which
sounded quite as much like call to
judgment as call to iecite. The
lesson was going badly, and the doc
tor. nesting in his chair, called out,
"Mr. T, you may pass on the
Future Life
Mr.. T was too much of wag
TO let the opportunity slip, and
promptly responded, "Not prepared"
The reader can easily imagine the
effect on the risibles Of the class.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-10-24
An UncIean Chinese City.

Our experience Of Amoy's unclean'
illness began with the sedan chairs
hired for our tour among the hills. If
l did any justice to them by a descrip-
ton Imight find some improper words
in this part or my letter when came
to read il over, therefore l refrain !;
but there were tatters, also cobwebs,
and one could not help thinking that
smallpox might be lurking in the
grimy folds Of the curtains. The
streets, of course, were very narrow
and crooked, and believe l could
have counted from twenty to thirty
different odors, each worse than the
last, as we were borne around sharp
corners, up struggling lanes where
black pigs and yellow children ap-
peared quite as blisstul as if they had
had pure oxygen to breathe. The
people of Annoy do II great deal of
cooking out in the streets, frying in
rancid oil many of their delicacies, and
the foreign barbarian who is unable
to appreciate thesc.savory dishes goes
on his wayswith elevated uose and
face of extreme disgust. 1t made me
laugh to see the expressions Of our lit
tie company, at least Of those whose
noses were not protected by handker-
chiefs. | would not cover mine, for l
was no less determined to sec all there
was to see than to smell all there was
to smell, and Arthur said shifted the
breezes as if they came from garden
of jessamines !--'Ne,u Dominion
Monthly"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-10-24
WHOLE NO. 1886
The Texas Prairies.

AT the moment that you start west
ward on the "Suns,t Route" the
landscape salutes you in all the love.
llness of blossoming prairie in its
first luxuriance of green under the
tender carly sun. The flowers are
numberless. When you have count
ed couple Of dozen varieties, you
find you have only begun. Here the
painted-cup makes the great reaches
gay ; here yellow indigo stars them,
and presently lends them its colors,
leading away into the boundless hori
zon Field of the Cloth of Gold
here it is scarlet with the scarlet
phlox, here blue with the verbena
here the lilies, with their long snowy
filaments wondrously alive, whiten all
the windings of an unseen brook ;
here, clothed in the priceless small
clover, and greener than Dante's
freshly broken emeralds, ben cath vast
and hollow heavens, and "mouded
in colossal calm," the naked prairie
rolls away, league after league, un-
broken to the Gulf.
Oh, the glory of texas prairie
under vertical sun the light, the
color, the distance, the vast solitude
and silence, the limitless level, the
everlasting rest A flock Of white
cranes rise flashing in the light and
soar away mirage lifts the lofty
timber that outlines a distant river,
and shows you the stream shining
beneath, shaking silver vapor at its
feet in the creek beside you, fearless
blue ducks dip and dive and skim
away, scattering the wster-drops a
drove of horses, rising from beds of
sunhowers, with flying names and
tails, go bounding into space vast
herds Of cattle crop the clover without
lifting their heads as you sweep by f.;
riders are rounding up their droves,
hawks are lowering, birds are singing,
winds are blowing, and what seemed
only solitude and silence is full of life
and action and music. Now the
forests Of the Brazos begin to rustic ;
cypress and magnolia, linden and To-
Gust, ash and beech and elm, hickory
and blackjack, dense to darkness, yet
trembling with dew and sun, laced
with gay vines OF trumpet and pas
sion flowers, and with huge ropes Of
tlossoming grapes slung from tree to
tree, thick With underground of dog
wood and redbub, wild peach and
cane, and their great dark llve-oaks
wrapped in fantastic shadows Of
thousand gray swaylng cobwebs, and
standing weird and awful in their
Druidical beard.-[Harriet Prescott
Spoford, in Harpers Magazine for
November.
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HartIand Business Cards.
f . G. l. B Z Il Il I,

Manufacturer of and Dealer in
PlOws, CultivatOrs, Cottage and
Box Stoves, CauldrOn Kettles,
SINKS, HOLLOW WARE, ROLL BAKERS,
Door Rollers, Door Roller Tack, Corn.
Shelters, Sugar Arch Mouths, Crates and
Bars, Sap Pans, Arch Tops, Mouths end
Runners, Slide Yoke Irons, Boot Jacks.
Registers, Door Scrapers, Empire Stove Black,
Guards and Doors, Bedstead Castings. Gas
Castings, Birdsnest Tuyer Irons, Sleigh and
Sled Shoes, chilled and common, Cart and
Wagon Boxes, Gr.mes's improved Smut Mills,
Howe's Standard Scales, Gibbs Cylinder Plow
Shares, Harrows, &c.
u Orders solicited.
Hartland, VT, May l, 1871. l4S4
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InterrOgative.

Ifa body see body 'propriate his
hat, should body kick body just
for doing that
If q body catch body stealing his
"old rye" should body kick body
till a body cry7
Ifa body spy body creeping round
his lot, should body treat body to
a load of shot ?
1fa feller catch 9 feller carrying of
his wood, should teller whale Teller
ifa feller could g!
If a body want a body hlm to pat
ronize, shouldn't body pay a body
for to advertise =!
If badly catch body wirking at
his wife, should body with pistol
take body's life ?
If q body catch body stealing all
his corn, should body make a body
wish he wasn't born !
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-10-24

depart, we had forgotten to settle our
"board' bill, and l rendered him five
dollar greenback. This he likewise
refused, saying that we were welcome
to such fare as we had received and
that, five were ever compelled to
seek quarters there in the future, they
"would cndeavor to have things in
better shape, for our accommodation. "
Here, then, was what had come Of
our nights adventure p We had,
80 to speak, lashed ourselves into a
white heat of nervous excitement, and
had allowed every little circumstance,
which would at any other time or place
been unimportant and too insigui6-
cant for notice, to become, in our
minds, proof positive that our friends
were plotting our destruction.
We did call, on our return, and
found our friends in much better "fx." "
We told them all our fancies of the
former visit and received satisfactory
explanations concerning those Incl
dents, etc, which We had so hastily
construed as evidence of their having
evil designs toward us.
l will only mention that it now
trauspired that this lady was not the
wife, but the daughter, rather, Of the
landlord and that, having but one
extra bed, the latter had kindly con-
sented to lie on the kitchen floor, Civ
ing his own bed to us.
Chester, Vt.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-10-24

Mans rights do not include the
right to all the comfort Of home
without any OF the work, or worry,
or self.sacrifce, or thoughtfulness and
well doing incident to its creation and
maintenance, A good many men
think they have done their full duty
if they pay the bills, more or less
grudgiugly. But one might as we'll
try to warm a room with fireplace
and pair of silver.plated andirons,
and no fuel or fire, as 10 make a home
with money. The money simply makes
a place for the home to complete it,
the man must put in himself, and the
best part of himself at that.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-10-24

No ONE PERFEoT.-Ono day you
may be pleased with friend, and the
next day disappointed in him. 1t vii
be so to the end ; and you must make
up your mind to it, and. not quarre
unless TOR very grave cause. Yonl
friend, you have found out, is not per
feet. Nor are you and you cannot
expect to get much more than you
give. You must look for much weak
ness, foolishness and vanity in human
nature it is unhappy if you are toe
sharp in seeing them.-Co,.ntry Par
son,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-10-24
Retry.
Fear no more the heat o. the Sun.

cuI IlO luOrc tNc ncuL u LnC sun
FROM "CYMBELINE."
Fear no more the heat O. the sun,
Nor the furious winters RACES;
Thou thy worldly task hast done,
Home art gone, and taken thy wages
Golden lads and grls all must,
AS chimney. sweepers, come to dust.
Fear no more the frown O. the great,
Thou art past the tyrant's stroke;
Care no more to clothe, and eat;
To thee the reed is as the oaks
The sceptre, learning, physic, must
All follow this, and come to dust.
Fear no more the lightning fash
Nor the all-dreaded Thunderstorm
Fear not SANDER, censure rash
Thou hast finished joy and moan
All lovers young, all lovers must,
Consign to thee, and come to dust.
Shakespeare.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-10-24

Prefer loss before unjust gain, for
that brings grief but once, this for
ever.-- (Chilo.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-10-24

knowledge is proud that he has
learned so much! Wisdom is humble
that he knows no more. .-[Cowper.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-10-24
Pimple S 4!

will mail (Free) the recipe for preparing
simple VEGETABLE BALM that will remove
TAN, FRECKLES, PIMPLES, and BLoTcH-
Is, leaving the skin soft, clear and beautiful |;
also instructions for producing . luxuriant
growth Of hair on bald head or smooth face.
address Ben: Vandelf 4 Co.. Box 5l2l N0.6
Woosts, st., Ny
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-10-24
The VOyagcrs.

No longer spread the sail,
No longer strain the oar f.;
For never yet has blown tho gale
Will bring us nearer shore.
The swaying keel slides on;
The helm obeys the hand;
Fast We have sailed from dawn to dawn
Yet never reach the land
Each morn we see it's pea ks
Made beautiful with snow
Each eve its Wales and winding creeks
That sleep in mist below.
At noon we mark the gleam
OF temples tall and fair;
At midnight watch its bonfres stream
In the auroral air.
And still the keel is swift
And still the wind is free;
And still az far it's m 1untains lift
Beyond the enchanted sea.
Yet vain is all return,
Though false the goal before
The gale is ever dead astern,
The current sets to shore.
0 shipmates leave the ropes
And what, though no one steers,
We sail no faster for our hopes.
No slower for our fears.
Howe'er the bark is blown,
Lie down and sleep while 81;
What profits toll, when chance alone
Can bring us to the isle ?
-BdyGrd Taylor.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-10-24

Jean Paul says love truly, but
not excessively. That is to say, don't
tau girl SO hard as to spoil her
crimps.
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GIRO DE LETRAS.
Gale de Ia FortaIeza, mum. ?;


,, BoRRAs HERaIAEos, del eomercio de es
ALAyA. : Amurrio. Anana. La Guardia Saliva
ALBACErE Albaeete Alcaraz Almansa, Casas
Iban1z. ChiAehila. Helm La Gneta. La Roda. vllg
Robledo. Yoste
ALMEnIA. Adra Almeria, Huereal. Overa, Ro
quotas. Vera.
BADAJoz. Albuquerque, Alaendraleo, Bada-
OF, Balearrots, Cabeza de Buey Campanarto, Frege-
nal. Merida. Montijo. Llerena. olivenaa yiiianuevo
BALnsRas ALI sRi l-'i 90 i6izs Mahon, Palma
iona Berea Granolisrs fsuaada, M Manresa MataP@ agS
Martorell. Masnou, Molins de Rey, Sabldell Tara
sa, ,vich, yiIlanueva Geltrd Vlalranea de Pa.
BGRaos. Amanda de Duqro Bdrgos.,
CAEAGIAs. = - Las Palmas. Santa Cruz de ia Palma
ClcERss. = Alcanta-a Broasls, Caceres. Cora.
Guadalupe LsgroSan. Montanchez. Plasenca, Tru-
6kDTz. Aigoclrgs. 6idiz. CCeuta. Chiclann, Gil
Puerto dc santa Maria San Lucar de Barrameda
San Rogue. San Fernando
cfUDAD REAL. % Giadad Real. Manzares. ,issSN'
CORDOBA. Aguilar. Baena. Buiaance, Cabra
Poo Banoo fuens asn Rama
rrol, NoYa Santa Marta de- ortieueira, Padron.
Puentedeume. Santiago.
RSA ane Hne reggo p1ego
rot de Mar. olot. PalafruReil Palam6s, San Feu dc
tulX0tS
GRANADA Albufol. Almunecar, Albania. Baza.
Granada. Guadix, Huesear. Illora, Lola Motril. Or
GuADALAyARA. Ahanza. Brhuega. Cifuentes
Guadaajara. Molina. Pastrana. Saeedon. Sigaenza
Tamajon.
GUIPUzcoA - San Sebastian.
vergara.
HuEscA -Ayerbe. Barbastro Graus. Huesca. Ja-
ca, Sarihena,
JAES,, Anddiar. Baeza. carzola. Jaen. Linares
LEON Astorga. Busdongo, Cacabeles,. La Barie.
Sahagun. Valencia Do d. Juan. Villafranca del Ver-
~ LERIDs. : Balaguer. Bosort tvalle do Aran. Ger.
vera, Lerida, Solsona Sert Tremp Tarrega
LoaEoho.-A Arnedo Calahorra. Hare .Logrono.
Santo Domingo de la Calzads. Torrecilla de los Ca
Lueo. : Fox, Lugo. Mondchedo Msnforte. Ri
Madrid. : Aranjuez. Alcala do Henares. Madrid
MsL1al. Antequera. Malaga. Ronda velez Ma
dyacfA Agq'ttas osrayy;aea, caggtsasena, Ceza
IRON, Mula. Puerto de MaZarron. Totana.
NAvARHA. = Pamplona Tudela
% o%yfTDo.-Aviles. Bemonte. cangas de onis Can.
Grado, i.uarea Lasfres Lanes Nayia. oyiedo, Plta
vadesea. salas. v:ilav5iosa, Infles,o.
foSrl o,i SrnRA' Caidas de Reyes carrll. Bayona
Esiyells oil,ariias Lain, Pontevedra Puenteareas
Rec ondea Tuy. Ylgo, villagarci4;
la, sasmanea, yitigdiin9. sL@Iesma ~ '''- ''''
SAarAsDEa. - Castro. Urdiales. Reinosa, San
lander Torrelavega
SguovIA. - Segoeia
SEviILA.- Carniona Eciia, Moron Sevia Utre-
soaIA - Agreda purgo de Oa:na. Soria
TAEnAdoNA. - Falset Reus Tarragona. Tortosa
Walls.
TgRuEL. - Teruel.
TOLEDO - Toledo.
VAercEA--Acira Carcagsnte. D6na, Qnrdia ia
tiva ntquana. Suoca Valencia
VALIADoIIp - krtfvdlo. BCjar. Medina del Cam l.
po Rioseeo Toro. Valladolid. Val1n.
VI:scayA: Algeria. Raimgseda. Ber~neo. Bilbao
Durango, Elorrio. Leqneitio. Orduha. VGllo de Car
ranza.
ZAMoBA-Zamora
ZARlaoZA. - Amuna. Ateca. Borip, Calatayud
Carihana. Caspe. Daroea EGSa do ios CaballeroS
aoa. Tai TRra,-ag4r.
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BANOS DE COAMO.

Conocidos son en- toda la isla y aun tuers' Il
ella los sorprendentes resaltados obtenidos or
el uso de estas aguas minerales para la C a.
con de Ia mayor parte de les enfermedades.
Los duefos del establecimiento con el fin dc
facilitar ell conocimiento de sus propiedadeS
medicinales, tanto los Medioos para Ia mejoi
aplicacion, como los entermos que deseel
hacer uso de dchas aguas, remitilan gratis up
ejoHplar de Ia Mcmoria eserlta por el DR.. d.
Juan Usera Aiareon, a todo ell que nos envit
su direction an sello de 25 c6ntinloS lie pese-
ia para el franqueo.
JUNO de l877.--Jos5 j. Usera
hta., "a Alb 1878.
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Sc hallan de venta en- esta Administration '
a precios modestos los siguientes
Via-Cracs -Silahario llbro nrlmero dc
Lectura. Manual de Moral nractico. Cart.
LA. yeternaria popular = Eejrcicos de los
33 dias -~Gurnaldas de divinas flores. -Rubi de
la ninez Nueva vista al Santisimo Sacramen.
to- -Boletin Ecesiastico -Diccionario de Ia
Lengua Cast2llana. -Ademas hay un cuadro al
Cleo de San Rogue.
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HOVIHIEBf! HiRIfIN0.


Entradas.
Dia 7. De la Coruha vap. Ciud1d Coadal
correspondence Y pasajcros
. . De Mallorca pol. gol. Fstir, cap. Pa
ges, tasaio
s. De Fajarlo bal. Petronila, pat Ba
rrieS.
i" % De Caho Haitiano vap al Franco
MIA, Rideban.
g De New York 20. ing Julia HdSi,
cap. Upton, carga general.
" De la Coruha pol. Nuera Dolores.
cap. Pages, harina.
g 10. he Fajardo vap Madrid, cap Ian
tegui general
Z" De Faiardo gol U6erHa pat Quiho-
nes, lastre
:" " lie ST. Thomas vap. de guerra amer.
Plym0nM, |, l40 toneladas $50 trlpu-
lantes, IA canones, com Bworets
H. De Aguadilla vap. ing, ArR0, cap.
Green.
Salidas.
D.a l. Para lTabana yap. CiHdad C0ndaL
cap. Mata
g. Para st. Thomas vap. al. F}unconid,
cap. Rdeban.
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Para las Escuslas.

rnla amnrenta del BoLETTN hay de yenta
rsTA)Os TRIMESTRALEs de los que
nasa. los sefiores profesores las juntas ioca-
ia Z tres pesos el ciento vellon 81 ejemplaf
vadeIuas los siguientes libros de texto:
sILABARI0 Y PRIMER LlBR0 DE Lee
TURA por Don Jose Solves z edicion-
F1EH4L DE M0RAL PRACTTcA 7
pFLJGIOSA. tgaducida por NJ de los A. Ar
rato. sIsbas obras { 10 reales docena va
ysalea u ejemplaT
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Don AFiStides Alvarez RosSy.

SupHoamos este sonor, ex-a agente del Bo-
LETtN en- San German, Sc sirva abonar ests
Administration LEO de recbos que lie he
mos remitido, amen de otros que indebidamen
tie cobro con su propia firma y Sc 10 avisamos
per este medic por haberse obstinadamente ne
gado 4 contestar las repetidas cartas que
muchas de elias certiicadas, lie hemos remitido
La Administration del ROLErIN
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NueVa imprenta
.DEL BOLETIN." T"
FORTALEZA, 81.

Contando esta imprenta con toda clase de
elementos asi de personal como de material
moderno de las mejores fabricas, abundancia
lie papel, hace con LlMPlEZA, BARATURHA IL
z PRESTEZA toda clase de impresos, libros,
u, desde los mas sencillos los mas largos y
somplieados Para estados cuenta con exec
leRtes cajas meeancas.
PARA EL COMERCIO.
ConocImientos de buques de vapor.-Idem de idem
10 yela-Polizas de enlbarque para eabotaJe.- ldem
gruesas.- ,laraciones, &C.. &c
PARA Los AYUNTAMIENTOs.
Formation del reparto territorial lbros talonaros
lie matrfeulas de ganado. i'd talonarios de guia de
maderas, lbramientes municipales cargaremes etc..
4tc.
REVISTA COMMERCIAL
Que tedas las quineenas la salida Dc los vapores
4ngleses con la correspondencia para Europa las to-
uemos de venta.
TAMBIEN Sc ENCUENTRA DE vENTA
REGLAMENTOS GENERATES De BILLAR
& 50 GENTAvos EyRMPLAR.
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Carruajes.

De GoAzs lez Ramos salen diariamente las
dos de la tarde para Riopiedras. Caroline Caguas
las cuatre para Cangrejos Riop piedras, hetados
tedas horas, Gale de Ia Eoytaleza, nnm, q,
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Battalion FijO de ArtilIcrla.
JUNTA ECONOMICAL.

Debendo provecrse Ell dicho Battalion Ia
plaza de sargento de cornctas, Sc anuncia al
pdblico para que los ndiyitluos a quienes con
venga soIicitarla puedan dirigir sus instancias
al l.er Jefe para el dia "A de este mes Y pre-
pararse para ell exdmen correspondence para
el % del misino a las dc In maiiana, en- el
tuartel de san Francisco Puerto Rico, Di-
ciembre 10 de 1877 El Cap tan Tenicnte Ayu-
lante Secretarie, Manuel Iijer. Ia
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AVISO.

BESIDE el dia del cori'ente que 20 sin lugar
ell poder epeeial que lc tenia corferilo ID.
Hemetero Palenque; 10 que hago sAber los
reIacionados con esta Casa. Juan LOzapo. l-3
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ILOMPART, MELON d CO.
PFenSa de man0.

Eli ciento vejntieneo pesos SO veIlde una en-
muy .buen estado que uede imprimir hasta IN
pliego de papel espafol. Eu Ia Adminis "a.
cion del BoLETIN informarsl.
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ABUTgI0s DIVBRSOS.
AVISO.

Sc compra una casa terrera de mamposteria
de 1000 5000 pesos, ealle de San Justo, n6-
nero 26, informaran, l--3
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SOCIEDADES.
GH MIGDS.

sobre L6ndres. Paris. Bremen, GSnova, Habana
Santiago dc Cuba Sant0 Domingo. Madrid. Santan-
der CAdiz Barcelona otras PLAINS de Espaha. gi-
ran per rantidad de mas de veinticncO pesos.-SIL-
VA COMP. Tsfnan 30 obre 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-12
Una respectable fa-

milia espanola da esta ciuiad socita una ms.
titutriz que Sc encargue lie In enseNanza edu-
cacion dc uu nino dos nihas siendo cond-
eicn Indispensable cue conczca el ingl6s Y el
frances, fin lie que pueda enscnar esos ido-
mas i los edncandos.
Para. intormes dirigirse d Don NJ. !.rribas
Ponce, con buenas rciercncas. hta. II e.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-12
Lissa de Ia totsria De Puerto. .Riru.
PESOS NONE stEaos

ussros m preod q or 1s lro D5s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-12
Aviso importante.

Las prendas que Sc hallaban en- rifa en- la
Joyeria de ID. Felipe Hecht, que Sc verified eli
ell solteo del dia 10 lie Noyembre de 1871; re-
loj leontina. fueron entregadas 4 ID Ulpiano
Merrado, EN- Ponce; terno Y botohaClnra d.
Manuel Trigo; ell par de hotones de briliantes a
ID. Fernando UrrGiola, por haber presentado la,
papaletas que les tocaron en- suelte. Pto. Rico,
Diciembre lS77.-.jose r. Oiero ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-12

OPERACIoNES EFECTUADAs DESDE
LA INSTALACION.
yalorcs descontados hasta hoy. $50 %
Prestamos hechos.. l4499i II
Total. 1850 37
Deseuento mercantil. ................ 10 p% annual.
San Juan Puerto-Rico. Z de Djcembre de is7T.-El
Contador. Rafael Perez Guc{d.-No 30, Et Marques
de la Esperdnzd. Director.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-12
TMP0RTACI0NES
DIRECTAS.
LAS Ex!STENCIAS
Sc RENUEgAN
MENSUALMENTE,

Complete ya ell snrti,lo que hcmos compralo
en- Europa, y que ror descuido do los armado-
res de Liverpool no llegd todo d tempo, tane-
mos ell gusto dc anunciarlo i nuestros iayore-
cedores, oireoi6ndoles sostener como siempre
los precios imitadisilnos que tanto han contri-
buido f0rmar ell baen nomhre de esta casa.
Tenemos todo cuanto pueda apetecerse en-