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, 1877-12-09

THE OFFICIAL REPORTS SPEAK rs FOLLOWS
"a suverb display or nccdievoFE executed up
m the Wheeler t. Wilson sewing machines. c1quis-
ite in design and finish, lror tac highest eanze W
Tie heaviest leather" Sec the new No. family
machine at l55 State street.
, 1877-12-09
Gnnn AND HEAlTHFUl.

The public should obtain articles that ate nos
only good, but hcalthful-n. Dr. rs'ce e'e"0'
nalfnr Powder Sold only in eans.
, 1877-12-09
BUSINESS NOTICES.
h's"' KEEPS UNDERWEAR.

Ecen.s Patent Parity Made Dress Shirts.
Best quality. & for 50, only plain sesmS ~
'1A''' KEEPS UNDERWEAR
Red Flannel Undervests and Drawers 81 IN ,,ch
7vblie E'nnnel Undcryests, best quality. 1.50 each
f'anIon flannel Drawers, cxtra heayy:: 10 eacn
KEEPS COLLARS AND CuFfSs:, :, ,oz,,
AoNA ~ Ira East Madison street.
, 1877-12-09

TEE FAIR"
REASONS WHY
The People Throng
Fl THE: AIR. D

1st--Bec0atse they can select
from Il large stock.
2d--Bcc<tatse they c03e f'ad
everything they 2seea.
:3tl--Bec0ttSc they can b1ty
cheaper.
=4th~-Bec0atse they car. tint
q larger v1&riety Of goods atast1er
one roof than elsewhere.
, 1877-12-09
H0N0R To WHOM HDA0R Is DUE.'

RECEPTION HOURS:
West side from T. Il. M South s'ae; 'non re- sHn ~
1n md positively at no other hours not ~ nan a
day, except In case OF necessity ~'o y!
polntlilt.it.
, 1877-12-09

o. p.,p1nns ore light or heavy according to the
oh1tify To bear them. a prosperous Pcop1e n!l4
c,,.;nrc heavy taxation without 1nurmu1inS'
willie even light taxes are lntoiesaoie ~ ~
nlo yvhos,, industries arc rulneu ano "no nAsI
s,e.n co1ppcllc1 to eat up their substance r py
vc,rs of financial depression and DISASTER lne
i;rst consideration of q wise stalesulau' tne1s
fnre. would be tho restoration OF tc"sia. '.'s..
Iosps:s ;:,s as the the 1aaa paSiic ta debt but no
~. =" .I.3nr,tinu Of this sort seems 1o nave
e"a's nSa1 tc mind Of the President. AS you nave
nn,,r cxnresscd the idea, he seems 10 1e.ala
tic Government as collcct1!lS ~
a,nr,c collections to the -. VI
e,'a ,rnitnr and in total dsregara oi thc 1nle1
I..: q ~ rrnts OF the debtor. With AL sorts
es' 1,.s J'u ,,rnressrd 10 the lowest notch Win
m,r intiustrial enterprises prostFatc a4u Inn'i
bankruptcy staring US 1s H. .to te fnrccosc. m Which,
,ti, tc aid Of the President, they propose ~
A. in 1s7y b; furring specie payments on 'o'o
| basis. ~. ,r,e nosscd at the
;,,I+,,,rc ri The bondholGcrs: without the knt'"l
..ira If the people and in fraud OF tngls
Mills is nerfcrtly obvious. lnaceu, tne
is,..rs If tile scheme scarcely take Inc tt'uole
~ .isclaim their agcncy3 and sure1. lo onn
suspected the debtor class WILL oa''"5
this ,iccc VI legislation. .;,,,. ,,,,,,, the
A,i now the bon1holderS, count'ns wy. a,, e.s
co-t,,,crario1 Of the President, as It "ouu seI
Mt without reason, are about 70 ealnet tho .t.o
fruits Of their fraud. lnes a"sr .+;re i,c Thc de-
Et;.ng Eseeu; :,rt. il allowed to remain on the
viii place untold millions in ts
so4fars If tic public creditors al ho1nc unu
hron: hut those millions must oe cSac,cn uu
tie sfsty 5ccnc to awake % % to prop
| ~ Consideration of their interests:
Sot long aro tic astounding spectacle WIS SUI 1
hcfnrr us Of au catcrprising clt;zen ouysn. "
Of our % oa4 s1ets staiest @ oy e
.a n,anncr as to deliver it over helpless init
5he hands Of himself and parasites to BE- plun
dcTaJ. T1lr whole nation delivered over N nkt M
Warmer ue,nn through the agency Of purchased Leg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05

William NJ Tweed s still in Ludlow Street JAIL and
there prospect OF his immediate release notwith
standing the thousand and wild rumors concern
ing his expected Liberation. As for the story OF his
wancerngs, as published yesterday, Mr. Wheeler II.
Pcckham, in whose hands the Attorney General has
left the sole management OF the Ring SUITS stated to
HERALD reporter last evening that II no account
whatever as affecting the proposed compromise Mr.
Tweed will DO obliged TO make certain revelations
about his former Ring associates as well as make "a
full surrender oil his property before he hope
releases out The publication OF the story Of ms ro
mantle escape and subsequent wandcripgs has moro
10 do with the matter than would the issuing oil q
simply fictitious story. The prisoner, Mr.. Peckhatn
saG, las DOT yet made definite proposition OF set
uement Whatever. Mr.. John b. Townsend, the counsel
oil Mr. Tweed, says there has been nothing done In
the matter OF the proposed compromise Tor many
days Ho did expect TO have proposals Tor
{ settlement and the release vi his ceut ready
ior SUBMISSION some time this week; but owing 10
crcuinstances winch he does feel at liberty 10
state has decided 10 defer their subm indefinitely,
ME townsend states that he knew Mr. Tweed Was
writing, or had uhorzed, the writing the story OF
his adventures alter escaping the custody Of the
Sherin He had, however, never seen the ma user p
aud was very much surprised 10 the article In the
HERALD, as he was gwen 10 understand that IL would
not be published until alter tho release OF tho ex
many chlcL Mr. Townsend stated, however that tho
PUB ication oil the Story was matter personal to hrs
client, and did not Affect the proposed settlement or
the position OF the prisoner In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
STEALING MONEY LETTERS.

4 YOUNG MAN TMBrzzrINo his EMPLOYERS
coRREsPoSDEScR-M TAKEN FROM LETT
TIERS TO KEEP UP APPEARANCES IN A MILITIA
REGIMENT.
Special Agent Sbarrets Of the Post ONCE Depart
mcnt has succeeded In making very clever arrest OF
letter piferer whose stcaings have been great an
noyance the oice authorities for the past six
months For long all the devices adopted by the
SPECIAL Agent failed to detect the guilty party Day
after day mpaints reached Mr. James OF letters
timing money and addressed to certain firm being
missing Every conceivable precauiion was taken,
and even the clerks stationed the box deliveries
were changed In order observe who called for
these icttors IL was soon ascertaned, how
ever. that no one connected with the Post
Once was guilty OF the thefts Mr. sharretts then
changed g tactics. n wrote number OF decoy let
ters in which lie enclosed various amounts OF money,
at nrst, however taking the prccaution 10 note the
serial numbers and issue OF the bills enclosed A
young man employed by the 1rm was apprenended
Yesterday on suspicion, and on being taken 10 Mr..
sharretts' Office at FIRST denied his guilt, but on being
searched by officer Blackwood The contents Of one OF
the decoy letters found IN his possession but the
letter had been destroyed Finding this damning evil
dance staring him in the face he acknowledged hts
fault and made confession the following ehect:-
Tux HABIT CRIME
81 con mcpced open letters last july wv o. INC
erst one took 50 then resolved that WOuid take
more Having acted dishonesty to"aIa my ein-
pioyers, took no more Tor two or three days. How.
ever. temptation WAS TOO strong ana eoneiuoca
10 open one or two more letters. and the loss, ~
found oct, would DO blamed on sHa Post ONCE AFTER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05

awhile however there seemed 70 be perfect infatua
tiou IN taking these letters. Receiving = salary OF
only sI2 = week, out Of which had 10 pay So Tor
board, I had not much left Having neither
home parents. l got into habits that
cost money to keep up, and ! continued 10
take these letters-aoout two a day on an
average Those contain ng money orders. sometimes
So and 50. destroyed, with the contents, and Kept
those containing cash only. In this manner think
| made about $l2 a week. In October l stopped
taking letters, but IN the meantime had joined
militia regiment, and suffered great Inconvenience
from a lack Of money However, | took no more let
tiers time and the letter took to-day ycs.cr-
dav the lrst took In three weeks. The letters
contained mostly all checks and Post Once money
orders think all the money took during the entire
time amounted 10 about $780, Have taken very
large number Of letters, but cannot estimate now
many
This confession was signed by the cuprt, and, as
the letters distracted were out OF the custody OF The
Post Oirce authority when taken, the governments
cannot pro ccute him. His employers however, can
send him State Prison. but whether they will do y
or not remains to be seen. Tho young man Is about
twenty.sx years OF age had been In his presen' en-
poy about five years ard possessed the entire con.
dcnce OF his employers This capture Is great rehei
TO the Post Once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
CHARGE AGAINST A LAWYER.

The examination IN the case Of Counsellor James
Cowan who is charged with obtaining money under
false pretences from Italian named stephen isola,
of No. IL Baxter street, was before Judge Murray, IN
the Jefferson Market Ponce Court, yesterday Isola
charges that the Goth OF December, 1876. three oil
his en- ldren arrested and brought before Judge
Bixby. at Essex Market Court. The following day he
went Cowans Office TO engage his services 10 ootain
their release from the Juvenile Asylum, to which they
had been committed. Mr.. Cowan, he states, told him,
through interpreter, that he would require $loo,
$50 would have 10 DO pad over TO the Judge Tor
fines He says he gave $40 and got receipt for the
money. He aiterward discovered that no money was
pad Tor tines. any required Hence the arrest
Mr.. Cuwan fatty contradicted lsola as lar as INC
question Of fines was concerned. He said he asked
his legal services tn the case accepted 500
Mr. Hathaway, Mr.. WhceIwrRht aud a Mr.. Warine
also testified that they were IN Mr. Cowan's ohce on
the day lsoa called and hey heard tue conversation
between Cowan aud lsola, winch TOOK place through
an Interpreter named Andrea Cassassa; that not
word said by Mr. Cowan ABOUT money TO give me
Judge More similar testimony was aduuced, ana inc
further examination was adjourned Tor TWO wccvs 70
allow Isoa's wife, who Is now sick, tiino 10 appear
aud testify.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
THE RUSSIAN FLEET.

THE GRAND DUKES AT THEIR DEvoTIoNs.
The Grand Dukes Alexis and Constantine have been
very constant attendants since Monday at the
gious services held in the forenoon and afternoon
board OF the Russian flagship. They have declined
for this, their Holy Week, all Invitations wbatso-
ever, and the Grand Duke Alexis alone has gone
shore each day for short stroll During the
of the Russian Holy Week tho altar is covered wit h
black velvet ornamented with silver crosses instead
OF the usual purple and gold. The vcstments OF the
officiating priest are also, during the Holy Week,
OF black velvet. with silver crosses and
bands At haf-past O'Clock A. ". ycscr-
day high celebrated tho gundcck OF
the Svctana Father Pahomc ociuted, being assisted
by the sailor choir. Among those present were Al
mra Boutakoif. Captain the Grand Duke Alexis, Sub
Lieutenant the Grand Duke Constantine. Prince ODo-
lensky. DR.. Smeukn aud various other officers OF the
Svctlana AT SIX O'Clock vespers we're charted, both
the Grand Dukes being present
TliE GRAND DUKE on SHORE
Captain the Grand Duke Alexis came ashore at ono
O'Clock T. NJ In his gig and spent the afternoon the
city, returning TO the Svetana In time Tor evening
service. The official visit made Tuesday by Com
modore Nicholson commandment at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard, on Admiral Boutakon and the Grand Duke
Alexis vii! DO returned al the expiration OF the Holy
Week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05

and care not, but each conflicting statement only
serves 10 show the utter unreiabity Of the arch
assassin's declarations, and tend TO destroy all con
Gdepce In his veracity"
Gold Hill (Nev) Neios:-sThis Church. which thrives
ON the blood OF the innocent, be rooted out Of
soil The President who orders wholesale as
sasslnaton must be to join his victim Lee The
nation demands that Brigham Young shall be the next
has promulgated"
Piitsbure tPa.) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES has only to
laws that will clearly provide for the ex,irpation
Of polygamy, without doing more harm to those Who
in sense, innoccntly engaged in II than could be
avoided, and the blot OF Mormonsm would soon be
wiped out This work should engage the attention OF
Congress at its session. The proper punishment
OF The Mountain Meadows massacre demands It,"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
PUNISH THE GUILTY.

Brigham Young:--"I say again. you Gladdenites, do
not court persecution you Will get more than you
want and It will como quicker than you want
IT, know what they have done here, they
have asked exorbant prices for their nasty, sinking
ribbons. y Now, you Gladdenites keep your
tongues stili lest sudden destruction como upon
YOU say rather than apostates should
flourish here will unsheah my bowie knife and con-
ouer or die Now. you nasty apostates, clear out or
Judgment Will be laid TO tho line and righteousness to
the pIummeL
Ogden tUtah) Junction;-'How many more OF Lees
confessions will be given 10 the world we know not
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
GENERAL MENTIONS REWARD.

NEW YORK, April g. 1871
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
see by your paper that General Newton Is to give
lecture his great work in the East River on Wcdnes-
day. tho III ins for the benefit one OF local
charities ls not time. Mr.. Editor, that the city Oh
New York should show some appreciation OF the nooc
efforts ALREADY made by this officer to facilitate the
commerce OF this city and remove distractions upon
when many vessels have already been destroyed l
think. SIR that some efforts showing the appreciation
Of merchants aud also OF the real estate owners along
the East River should DO made, OF a more tangible
character than the resolutions OF thanks already pc.
slowed upon HIM by the Common Council and certain
public bodies II seems 70 me that such man should
be made to feel that New York Is his home. Ny cir
cumstances limited, but | Will contribute 500
toward any substantial testimonial to General Newton
In which public spirited citizens will unite. hope
the HERALD Will promote this idea enclose my card
and address, CITIZEN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
GENERAL MENTIONS LECTURE.

General Newton will lecture for the benefit OF
the New York Central Dispcnsary on "HelI Gate
and the improvements Being Made in the East River"
at Cooper Institute, Wednesday evening. April ii.
Mr. julius H. Striedenger, e. f.. who TN charge Of
the batteries and electrical apparatus at the demo!i-
OF Halletts Point reef has kindly consented 10
assist General Newton in the experiments TO be made
at the lecture model, in plaster. OF one section OF
Hactts Point. will be shown and aitcrward exploded
by d mi blast
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
BRIGHAM DENOUNCED BY THE CALIFORNIA NOR
MONS.

From the San Francisco Post, March IS
The Society OF Latter Day SAINTS held their regular
meeting yesterday afternoon IN the hall OF tho Grand
Army OF the Republic on New Montgomery street
Elder Anderson presided. The main topic Of dis
cusson Was the Lee revelations in Utah and the exc
cut,on OF the aged murderer Several OF the speakers
butterfly denounced Brigham Young and the leaders OF
the Mormon Church, charging that they had 81 a
Stigma on the entire sect Tho followers OF 'ne MOT
leaders, an the critical moment mad arrived whcn
every true member OF the Church was required to ex
crc,sc wisdom caution and hdclity The present and
pas pol cy OF the Church In temporal AFFAIRS was Sc
yerely handled by the speakers, one oil whom went 10
such that vote oil censure was passeu upon
the Offending brother.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
SMALLPOX IN JERSEY CITY.

In consequence OF the prevalence OF smallpox In
Jersey CITY, the Board OF Health OF New York has nd
dressed the County Board OF Health IN the former civ
asking for STATISTICS on the SUBJECT what precau.
being taken to prevent the spread OF the mai.
ady.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
SAFETY OF A NATIONAL BANK.

BENNINGTON, VT, April 4, 1871
TIE news OF the reported failure OF Trcnor w Park
created great excitement here this morning, and ru-
mors have aoat concerning the standing Of the
First National Bank this place, OF which he Is prcs
dent The reports OF The banks embarrassment are
hnxeYer Without foundation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05

The number OF briggs wrecked was %, and the num-
Der oil schooncrs that met similar tate was IS FIJI
Of the brigs were owned and sailed by Americans
and SO OF the schooners the property OF cit-
OF this country
DAMAGED.
The vessels damaged by the storms greatly outnum.
Der those injured In former years. Some lost I'LL
their sails, others their yards and mas,s and bow
SPIRITS and large number sustained injuries to their
bulls and machinery. all Of which had to be repaired,
involving the outlay OF an immense amount OF money
III the aggregate vi the vessels thus crippled LOB
were steamers, ISL scnooncrs, 295 we're briggs
G32 were bar and 20S were ships.
REHABILITATION.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-25
Aviso 4 los seiiores embarcadores.

Lasmercancias embarcadas por los vapores de la
inea arriba expresada. que eguen este puerto des-
dc este mes adelante pagaran el aete en- yez dc q
pesos la libra esterina al cambo corriente de giro
en- las fschas de las arribadas. Las que paguen el
hete n66lantado en- Liverpool solo Sc les cobrara ell
sp4ae capa. del 10 pss senaiado sobre iietes
Cd general. m. II Oct.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-25
CONIPANIA REAL
DE VAP0RES CORRE0S INGLESES.

bUD'hNNIUNAIIA IUIl Ed U'IbII.Is4NV DE . N ID.
SerricO entie Santo Domingo Puerto Plata. los Pprtos
de Puerto Rico. Santh6maS. Riuopa Qtos patses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-25

Sc expiden pasajes de ida ynelta vdlidos por dos
meses. con Is pa de rebaa los pasaleros de elAara.
NINOS.
Los nihos de los pasajeios uue no tengan amos
cumpidos. son lleydd0s gratis. Los que tengan
ahos cumplidos hasta sin cumplir. pagarln i pasa
ie. Los que tengan amos cumplid0s no leglen Il
IL. pagaran 4 pasaie de II amos en- adelane pagan
pas;lie entcro. En- de que una faniia tenga
nhos memories de amos uno de ellos solamente sc
lleva gratis, los otros pagarln q pasaJe.
CRIAD0S.
Los criados de los pasaeros paearln en- los yiajes
traSatlantcoS, pasalc de entrepuente $50 Las cria
das pagarn las 2a del precio del lpasac, segun Ia cii
tegorla t0mada por SuS amos: no tIenen derecbo
estar en- los salones sno e tempo rigurosamente
necesario para Ell seryicio de sus amos.
Reeomendamos d los pasaieros inscriban
nombres lugar donde van en- sus equipajes, en-
caracteres inteligihes Los passages expiden hasa
una hora antes de la aalida de los vapores
No Sc admiten fetes despues de In egada dc los
vaporcs. Para mas informes diFigirse los Consie
natarios
LLAURI BoRDA CoMP.
Mayaglez II de Fcbrero de 1876.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-25
INGLLTERRA Y FRANCIA.
Estos precios son en- oro & la par.

Estos precios son en- orc la par.
Sc expenden billetes de retorno para tres moses
con una rebaJa de rs pSo. bueno por ilo para los
ylaIes trasatanticos, seis meses para las Anlas.
Be hace una rebaja de un sexto los tipos estabec-
dos en favor de las familas pero solo en- los csos
en- que el importe del Dasae, 81 carga EN- su tot-
dad por toda Ia tama. fuere igua1 al mporte total
del pasaJe de cuatro pasaleros adultos de Camara.
Ell termino familia. solo comprende los padres sls
hjos sus criadOs. la rebaja Sc hard las per-
sonas que tomen betes de retorno, q Il pasajeros
qde tomen biletes los precios mas baos para des
dc Europa.
Los nifios menos de amos. uno gratis de 8 Ia
cuarta parte, de Il la mitad.
Los pasaJeros paru francia. s cualuier palte de
Europa pueden quedar 10 diits en- Inglaterrl 81 as
GUSTAV vice versa los para ln@ aterra pueCen que
dar en- Franciay 4os pasaieros por estos vapores
tendrin e privieGiO &c Yiaar el cahno de hicrro
entire Cherbourg, Paris Plymouth l.0Gdrea, 4 una
reDala de 10 p9o los emkareadoS este puerto. =
Esta prohibido q los pas;ljeros. embarcando en-
este puerto tomar bilees sino en- la gencia de la Ca
Consulado ingles PtoRico: el pasaie tornado borao
pagara 10 p>s de recargo. Los yapores que saen de
San Juan los dias Is % de mes tocaran con los va
pores americanos entire New York y Brasil
Para rormenores sobre letcs dirigirse al Agente
de la Compahia.
La Compahia asesura toda case de yalores que
en- eiectivc, metles preclosos joyas. Sc ebarquen
en- en- los vaporss de Ia linea con destfno Europa San
Thomas, Habana, cualquer otro punto de su ruta
Ell Agente, W. b. PAUL..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-25
vAPORES ESPANOLES
ENTIRE LIVERPOOL Y PUERTo-RIC0

Los vapores Puerto Rico MayagaeE Ponce ST.
guen carrera desde Liverpool para los yariOs puer
los de esla Isn.
Para informes referirse 4 los Sres White. For
man Comp. de Liverpool 4 los representatives. -
SREs. LATIMER CoMP San Juan.--SREs LLAURI.
pOucA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-25
VapOr directO.

Hacia fines de Abril pr6ximo saldra de este
puerto para Cadiz Y Barcelona en- yiaie extraor-
dlnario el magnifico vapor Puerto-Rico, de la
Empresa de A. Lopez y Comp; adnitira car
ga tiete y pasajeros para los meneionados
puntos y oportunnmeate Sc ayisara el (ia flo de
su Salida
PRECIOS DE PASAJE.
En- IL Camara $50 s.
Id. "a i'd AS
Id. 80 i'd COS.
PRECIOS DE LA CARGA.
Toneladq Is s.
Para otrol pormenores dirigirse s sus con-
slgnatarios, sobrnos Gle Ezquiaga Puerto-R Rico
Febrero IA, 1871 hta. 80 A,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-25
TabacO EN- rama.

En- el establecimiento del que subcrihe, sitos
en- la calle de San Francisco, esquina 10 del
Cristo, sc encuentran de venta pOr pacaH : pOr
partidas, sobre doscieRtas eincuenta paeas de
tabaco en- rama de TODAS CLASSES del coee-
cho pr6ximo pasado y. de las mejoresivegas de
esta isla.
Puerto Rico Mario 20 de 1871 r4aAbdfo Co
mas @89g BfeffIg stzr-z0
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I4tuEA 1NrERcoIoNrAII. I.
LiNEA INTERcoLoS1AL II.

Para mas pormenores dirigirse en- Agnadilla Sc
fores Silva, Ferfer Ca-En Mayaenez Sres HeiSe
kraemer Ca-En Ponce SpSs. Wiachers Cay en-
San Juan de Puerto-Rico
FEDDERsEN WmLINK Y Ca
San Juan do Puerto-R Rico. DIRE. de 1875.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-25
LA HONRADEZ
DE SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO,
dele. de Coca y Comp aoi
GALE DE La FoRTA1RzA 50 EsoUrsA Ia T1NcA.
ys1a sap
Precios cOrTientes. 81
cIaARR1LLos.

CIGARRILLOS
Cigarrilos papel blanco corriente con 20 eiearros
adelante. ..s,s1gsk ~. Iaf9s.
lante.
Cigarrlos corrientes papel de Trgo. 0rosur
tomando de IS en- adelante. M1Ktpy1
Gruesos, csn papel de Trigo. Rerro q pFesur..y
IS cgarrios la cajetilla, "a por peso t0Inand0
de $5 ad9lante sat
yoS la libra. s#
NOTA = 81 precio del cgarrillo no varfa p0tQue Ell
papel sea de hilo de alg0dons Alske
Sc recibe toda moneda do orc plata auies
Peada. 8 desperfecta pOr su val0F en- cambi0
de cigarrlos tabacos. ssys, sS,s