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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15
TIE WAR IN ARMENIA.

LONDOs, Friday, Dec. Ii, 1877.
Renter telegram from Erzerum, dated yesterday,
says: "ln pursuance of orders from Lord Derby,
the British Consul left here this morning with all
the archives of the consulate" The correspondent
Of the Times at the same city says The depar Of
British Consul is regarded by the Turks a fore
shadowing British declaration Of war against Rus
sa.p
A telegram from Erzerum yesterday says: -Four
centmetre sege-guns nave been brought 10y the
Russians from kars to Hassan Kaleh. An attack
upon Erzerum is momcntary expected. General
Tergukassol7s division from Bayazid is threatening
Van,D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15
SERIOUS TALK OF PEACE.

LONDON. Saturday, Dec. 10, ISIY
The Post in its leading editorial this morning,
says: 4" II is understood that the British Cabinet
yesterday had before them a circular from the Porte
intmating its willingness to accept the mediation
of Europe"
The POST however. considers that there are no
present prospects Of the acceptance of mediation,
Germany is hostile thereto, and any offer on the
part of England is not likely to be well received by
Russia.
The Scotsmdn's London correspondent writing on
Thursday says: Tomorrow Lord Derby will
have to announce to his colleagues the all-important
fact that both Russia and Turkey are anxious TO
make peacep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Dec 15.-Five hundred cotton
narratives have struck at Maccleseld agaiust reduc-
ton OF wages.
CALCUTTA, Dec. 14.-The British expedition
.ry forces have occupied the principal village OF the
predatory Maya tribes.
GENOA, Dec. 14.-Ex-President Grant and
marty arrived here to-day the United States steamer
Vandaha.
LONDON, Dec. 14.-The German Govern
msnt estimates for 1878 presented for approval to the
Federal Council show q deficiency of S9oOOooo, which
must be me, by contributions from the German states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15
WINDING UP IN INSURANCE COMPANY.
PETER AMERMAE APPOINTED RECEIVER OF THE
BREWERS AND MALTsTERs'.

PETER AMERMAN APPOINTED RECEIVER OF THE
DRIVERS AND MALTsTERs.
Judge Davis has appointed Peter Amer
man receiver OF the Brewers and Matsters
Fire Insurance Company. Tho company was or
gained with capital stock Of 100000. Tbs
petition states that the superintendent OF In
surance discovered that the capital was impaired
to the extent Of OOO and required that the impair
ment should be made good within sixty days. The com
pany concluded to wind its business. and after REIN
surfing its risks with The Merchants Fire Insurance Com
rany Of Newark directed this application to be made for
the purrose OF closing up the rest Of It's affairs expressing
a preference for Mr.. AmermIn AS receiver. fun &C
OF the difficulties which led 10 this result has been
already given III THE TRIBUNE.
William b. Ogden, secretary Of the company, sald latc
evening that Mr. Amernan was the acting president ana
a large stakeholder. As his Interests at stake IN
this matter hc would give II his entire attention The
company would paw dollar for dollar OF its liabilities,
then would make large return to the stock
holders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15
me sULTANs sPEECH IRON THE THRONE.

COEsTANTISOPLE, Friday, Dec. IA, 1877.
In his speech from the throne yesterday,
on the opening OF tho Turkish Parliament tho sDiisV
declared that Russia began the Turkey compelled
defend herself against aggression had offered the at
most resistance The Ottomsns had displayed most
patriotic spirit, az evinced by the selideniai OF all
classes and the courage Of the Turkish soldiers
had excited the admiration OF the world. His
Majesty spoke with special appreciation OF the forma
ton Of a civic guard His -Mussulman subjects bad
shown a conscientious desire 10 share in the do
fence OF tue country. Tue Constitution granted
to non Mussulman subjects perfect equa ity in
the eye Of the law. Therefore. they had
acquired corresponding duties st home 1t only
natural that they should share the military service and
the Government had decided to enlist nOn-Mussuman
subjects in the ranks OF the army. The only safeguard
for the Empire carry completely the COnstu-
ton.
The sutan's dearest wishes 10 all classes OF
his subjects enjoy the blessings OF complete equaty and
the country profit by the acceptance Of modern IDEAS
financial reforms, the fuhlment OF national engage
ments thd adjustment OF taxation IN accordance with tho
rules Of sound political economy the collection ofrevenuo
on an equitable system the revision OF the judicial ystem,
reform To facilitate the tenur. and sale OF landed prop
ery the bestOwa Of municipal privileges as the oasis OF
an administrative system, and dnally' ~ the
nately the calamities Of war had retarded
the accomplishment Of these reforms. Never
theess the Sultan hoped for the future progress OF re-
form Various measures had been prepared by the
Council OF state ana would be submitted ~ the eossd-
Grafton OF Parliament concerning civil prOccdurs tho
Justice the public press, taxation and toe state OF
siege He concluded follows: Truth can be elected
on questions OF political aud civil rights only by perfect
liberty OF discussion. That liberty having been con-
ferred By the Constitution, you require from me no
further instructions Our relation. win friendly Pow.
common efforts"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15
GREAT BATTLE NEAR METCHKA.
n
A Russian official dispatch. dated Bogot Decen

Russian official dispatch. dated Bogot, Deem
Der 10, says:
Sixty bataons OF Turk. yesterday attacked the forces
Of the Grand Duke vladimir all along the line.
directing however their principal efforts against
the LETT and centre. They attacked hetchka
six times, but were each time repused with great loss
At p. the Thirty Division OF the Twelfth Rus
sian Army Corps appeared the scene, and attacking
the Turks in flank compelled them, with tue cooperation
Of the rest OF the Russian forces to retire upon krasDa
their retreat 10 JOban Ctlk being cut of. The Grand
Duke Vladimir narrowly escaped ball. which struck
very near him.
Suleman Pasha, describing the same affair, claims
that he carried some Of the entertainments OF
Metchka, but was unable to hold them, owing to the
fire from the heights and arrival OF Russian re-
Inducements. He consequently withdrew to his
original position after seven hours battle Three
thousand Russians were killed.
Metchka is nine miles southwest of Rust
chuck II the road between that town and Bela.
The entire battle-ground in this instance been the
rivers LON and Jantra where the Russians strongly
intrenched.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15
rFLFGRAPHIC NOTES.

CuIcAGo Dec 14.-Twenty-seven members OF the
poston Commercial Club arrived here this morning.
ALBANY, Dec. 14.-The boats Of the Peoples Line
beyeen and Albany have been withdrA"n or the
CuCAGO Dec l4.-Justice Kilan, former presi-
o.ot Of me German American Bank, today appointed s
RECEIVER with bond at $4,000.
w.rvprowS n Y. Dec 14-Governor Robinson
d.rn,s In alter me Of vandyk under sentence for
the murder Of his wife Ysndyke VIII DO hanged ON 'o Is~
BALTIMORE, Nd, Dec. l4-George hosiord Alias
uichs, ey charged with murder Of Thomas g. Whit
"a he American shp Marianne Eottobohm on the high
-. AZ committed hs action BY the grand jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15
PLEvNA AFTER THE CAPTURE.


The correspondent of Tile Times at Pleyna tele-
graphs as follows:
The Grand Duke Nicholas told me that Osman Pssha
reported his force at 27OOO At the the Grand
Duke seemed 10 be doubtful II there many, aud
have heard this doubt expressed In several quarters
the surrender About sixty cannon aud many hum
bred wagons among the trophies. Osman Pasna
hal three weeks provisions still hand and ten days
ration IN his transport train for the whole army The
immediate cause OF HIS abandoning the iatrenchmcnts
was the breaking OF epidemic among the troops.
There forty fifty dead bodies day In Pleyna.
There We're available 10 bury them, aud the
are IN the hospitals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15
sERylA ABOUT TO INVADE TURKEY.

JLLGkADEl ffUly DOC. II. IcII.
proclamation Of the Servian Government has
just been issued announcing that the SeryIar army
has been ordered to cross the Turkish frontier.
CoSsTASTIsoPLE, Friday zee. II, 1877.
Turkish troops are concentrating on the serylan
frontier.
CoNsrANTROPLE, Friday Dec. II. 1877.
NJ Cristics the Servian agent, has delivered to tho
Porte, Seryias formal declaration Of war against
Turkey, and started for Belgrade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15
GRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

MDDLETows n. Y, Dec. l4.-Fannie Harding,
age seVentynve wife OF j. d. Harding fell
night and ed Of her injuries In twenty minutes.
BANGOR Me-, Dec. l4.-Thomas Riley and mike"
Msoney committed to-day IN default Of OO charged
with criminal assault she wife Of frenchman named
Jsmmo,
MIDDrErowS, N. Y, Dec. 14.-Wiam Bradley.
age died this from the Effects OF falling
into the shaw Tunnel Of the New
York Midland Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15
FAILURE OF J. D. EASTER 4 CO., OF CHICAGO

CHICAGO, H., Dec. 14.-J. ID. Easter 81 Co.,
OF Nos II and South Canalst the largest agricultural
implement dealers in the Northwest, made assign
ment Of all their personal and firm property to-day
to NJ. F.. HOlton A statement OF their assets
and liabilities is now being prepared. The firm
is quoted at 100000 I'm the commercial agencies
The members Of the firm OF high character In the
community and they expect be able to settle In fu
They hold farmers notes overdue aud unpaid to the
amount Of $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15
FRAUDS IN THE CALIFORNIA LAND OFFICE

SAN FRANCISCO Dec. lathe State Land
Commission appointed by the last Legislature has made
fnal report 1t recommends prompt action against the
bondsmen Of Surveyor General Bost Great frauds are
alleged TO have been committed ia the disposition
OF State lands BY dummy entries" and mutilaOn of
the act the Legislature OF January 1870. by which
the intent OF restricting sales 10 any person $40
acres was defeatedi The commission recommends q
number OF amendments in details Of the present land
law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15
THE wETzEL MURDER TRIAL

The trial of Louisa Wetzel for the alleged
murder OF Valentine fisherman proceeded very slowly
Yesterday owing the frequent objections Of her coun
sol The main evidence given was that OF persons in the
house AS 10 what heard from her rOom and the nc
lions OF her and fisherman on the same evening
and the evidence OF doctor who attended fisherman
Al bellevue Hospital The will DC continued on
nnda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15
SERVIA DECLARES WAR.

A RUSSIAN VICTORY WON NEAR THE LON
TURKEY SERIOUSLY DIsPosED TO TREAT FOR PEACE
The Russians report that the Turks were repulsed
in fierce battle at and around Metchka. nine
miles southwest Of Rustchuk. Serya has form
ally declared war against Turkey. Turkey
has issued a circular intimating that she is ready to
treat for peace Part of Crete is in revolt. Osman
Pashas effort to escape from Plevna was occasioned
by epidemic among the troops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15
INsrRANCE NOTES.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 14.-The Philadelphia
Fire Insurance Company has transferred lts Eastern
risks 10 the Liverpool and London and Globe Company
and withdraw from its agency busieDes.
The sun Fire Insurance Company has transferred a
portion OF its business ~ the La Caisse Generate, the
Irrau IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15
CRETANs IN REVOLT.
LoSDoN, Friday, Nov. IA, l

LONDON, Friday, Nov. II, 1877.
telegram from Athens announces that On insur-
rection has broken ont in the Province Of Armyre.
Cretes Turkish families and inhabitants Of other
Provinces have sought refuge in the fortress. The
Governor has sent troops 10 repress the instruction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15
HALF BETTER THAN NONE.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 14.-Judge j. j. Mckim-
mon has returned from New-York with proposition
from the Syndicate settle the state debt at so cents on
the dollar aud per cent interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15
THE CALIFORNIA sESATORsHIP.

SAN Francisco, Cal, Dec. 14.-TheIe If no
material change tho Senatorial contest The twelfth
ballot last night stood Farley, rs Mcdonald, 20
RYland 8 Hagcr II. This afternoon Farley shows
gain the last ballot standing Farley 81 Ryland, ~
Mcdonald, 10 Hager 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15

AND HIS BLUNpeho VI e.. ,l,o
Tho desire of the President to oincer the
=, VIZ Custom House anew Is attrip-
. -,o 70 the bad reputation gwen 10
u in former years, and ignorance OF
cont reforms When the President
came 70 hear the full story he hesitated as 10
what course to follow. The mistakes wnlcn
were then committed, and the cause OF 'ne
decision to remove the present officers, are re-
I"tod in THE TR1BuNE's dispatches below
Yesterdays report that Collector Ai'nul O,i''
go r,o Presidents course proves a mistake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15

THE STORY TOLD FROM THE BEGlNNlNG-"hAl lhh
,prsInKvT,s FRIENDS SAY AS TO THE REASONS
FOR REMOVAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15
THE NETWORK OFFICES.

.PEvnw OF THE RECENT CONTEST 'l..rs
- -nr PRESIDENT WISHED TO NAME O"N>''''
WHY l"N 80, prr-NDERS OF POLICY.
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GIRO DE IIETRAS.
Gale dc In Foi-taleZa, MUM. II.

b. B0RRAs Y iIFRhAN0s. del comereio dc es-
"a pla4a. sifan sahre ls's punfos siguient-s:
AL4yA Aasrfta Anana. Ia duardla. Saliva
AlnAcarz .t,ai u. Alearaz Almausa, Casas
Dad Cl,a 'i.tlia Aeilia, La Gincta La Koda Vi Ia
ALieAN4s Alray Alicante Elche. Orihuela
AIMEAiE. Aara A.Wcria. Iluerce 0vera, Ro-
H,~Noz AI6ursucrqno, Almendralejo. ,Rada
nal M6ri,a. St@at3c L.rh.,. 0ven1a. vilianueva
RsIaAaGs : i'xa Mai.an, Palma,
Iartorri 1'nsn a. Melits lie Hey Sahadell Tara.
sa vlch, yilenueva Geltra. Fillafranca do Pa
BGRdos = Amanda de Duero. B1rgos.
CANAnrAs. = LHs Falmas. Santa Cruz de- la Palma.
CAcEREs. = Acantara, Brozas, Caceres, Coria
iili9, @' Vaieneia s, 1 de t ASantara ' ls'''"'
hrnltaT Jcrez De ia Fromera. Olvera Puerto Real
Puerto do Santa Maria. San Linear de Barrameda
-I c.sfEIioS. % ' : Benicari6, castellon. vinaroz.
CIuDAD REAL. Ciudad Real. Aanzanares.
Corloha Hinojosa, La Carlota Lncena Montilla
Montoro. Pozo Bianeo. Priego. Puente Genl Ram
Comma. = Betangos Gee, Corcublon, Coruna. Fee
rrol. Noya Santa Marta de ortigueira, Padron
CuENcA = Cuenca, Huete, Priego Tarancon.
GEnoNA.oB glr, Blanes. Flgdrras. Gerona Llo-
GuiXols ''''.''
GRANADA. AtbHnOl, Almune"ar, Alnama Blza
Granada, Guadix, HuGscar. lllora, Lola Motril. Or
GuAnALAJAnA, Atenza. Brihuega. Cifuentes
Guadal:llara. Molina. Iastrana. sacedon. sixnenza
GuIFuzcoA. San Sebastian,
yergara
HUEscA. Ayarbe. Barbastro. Graus. Huesca. ia
:, JAEN; Anddisr Baeza. carzoia. Jaen. Llnares.
LaoS, : AstorSa Busdongo Cacabelns. La Bafe-
IN, Leon. MRnsilia de las Muias Ponferrada, Rano.
sahagun. Valencia do d. Juan yillafranca del vier
LaRIp1; B4lasuer Bos2rt Vale Do Aran., Ger
vera, Leriia. s@lsons, serti Tremp. M MTarreSa
Santo Domingo de In Caizada. Torreeilla de los Ca
LUeo. = Fox Lugo. Mondohedo. Monforte Ri
MipaIp : Arasjuez. A,cala de Hanares. Madrid
MiI1aA.-- Anteouera. Malaga Ronda. velcz Ma
' Srnc1A. = Arntlas. oarayaca Cartaeena c,eza
Jumilla. Lorea Aihana de Mdrtia NJ rcia. Maza-
rro ~ y,r :" Paefso ,. s ssns Ma"Er@9, To9s e'tah"'
oSIspo. l,ee~, rclmente cnngaa do onis, Cam
gas De Tineo. CT ropo Colanga cudiIlero, Giion.
Grado Luarca. l,stres. Ll4n..s Nayia. oyedo, Pita
de Cudiero Polq Is Lena, Pola 10 siero. Pravla Ri
vadeselsa. Sai'ls. tllaGleioSa Intiesto.
P5srsyHSnA; q%iias de Reyes, oaryil. Rayona,
sALAaiAScA., = BtJar, CiQ4a4 Rodrigo. Pcnaran
SASIANDEg. = Castro. UraiaIes. Reinosa. San
lander. Torrelavega,
SsGoFIA. Segovfa.
sEviIIA,- Carmona. Ecja, Moron. SeviIla, Utre-
ra
SoRTA. Agredn. Burgo de Osma. Soria-
TAEeAaoNA. salset Reus, Tarragonn. Tortosa
Walls.
TgKuEI. Teruel.
TorNDo. - Toledo.
VAxNcIA Alcra Carcagente. D6nla Gambia, ia
tiva ReQuena Sueca, Nalc;.-ia.
VMIADoIaD. - Arevao E,'iar, Medina del Cam
po ioseco. Toro. Vallalolid. Niilalon.
VIzcAYA. - Algeria, I,almaseda, Bermeo, Bilbao
Durango. EiOrrlO, IaQUeltlO, OrQuDa, vale de Car
rama
ZAEoRA-Zamora.
ZARAdozA -Almunia Atere, Borja Ca,atayud
CnriIena Caspe. Daroea E.ea do los CabalIeros
Sos Tara2ong. XRraaoZa
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BANOS DE COAMO.

Conocidos son en- toda 10 isla y aan flnera dc
ella los sorprendentes resultados obtenidos con
ell uso de estas aguas minerales para la cura-
cion de la mayor parte de las Intermediates
Los duefios del establecimiento con ell fn de
facilitar el coHocmento dc sus propiedadea
medicinales, tanto los M6licos para b mejor
aplicacion, como los enfermos que deseen
ejemplar de la Mcmoria escrita pOr 81 DR.. d.
Juan Usera AlarcoR, todo el que nos envio
su direction y un sello de 25 centimos de peso.
ia para ell franqueo.
JUNO de l877.--J0s6 T. Usera
hta "a Alb. 1878
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SEEGIlN Official.
GOBIERNO GENERAL
DE La ISLA DE PUERT0-RICC


ELACTON de- los Sres. CuraS Pi)Tocos pre-
seltddos para desempeaai' en- propieelad
los cpratos que Sc erPresan a continual
ct0H
Para la Parroquia dc t6rmino de San Ger
man. Al Presbitero Don Fausto Fanl0.
Para la Parroquia dc termin0 de Mayagiiez,
al Presbitero Don Juan Lopez Aguas
Para la Parroquia de termino de Aguadilla,
al Presbitero Don Juan de DiOs DiaZ.
Para la Parioquia de termno de Arecibo
al Presbitero Don Eugenio Lorenzo Rodriguez
Para La Parroquia de termino de Guayama
al PresbiterO Don Baldomero Montaner.
Para la Parroquia de ascenso de Utuado al
Presbitero Don Sebastian Maldonalo.
Para Ia Parroquia de ascenso de Yabucoa,
al Presbitero Don Juan Lauger.
Para Ia Parroquia de ascenSo de Cabo-roJo,
a Presbitero Don DioniSio Rodriguez
Para la Parroqaia de ascenso de San Sebas-
tian, al PresbiterD Don Quintin O. Perdomo.
Para la Parroquia de aseens0 de Humacao,
al Presbitero Don Leoncio Garcia Valle
Para la Parroquia de ascenso de Isabella, al
Presbitero Don Ramon Antonio lbarra.
Para la Parroqaia de aseenso de Caguas, al
Presbitero Don francisco Panadero Gascon-
Para la Sacristfa mayor de Ia Santa Iglesla
Cathedral al Presbftero Don Jose Espino.
Para la Parroquia de ingreso de Sabana-
crande. al Presbitero Don Manuel Fontan.
Para La Parroquia de ingreso de Hato-gran-
de, al Presbtero Don joaquin Saras Salaus-
tras.
Para la Parroquia de ingreso de las Piedras,
al Presbitero Don Jose MonSerrate Lugo
Para la Partoquia de ingreso de Rio-pie-
dras. al Presbitero Don Manuel J. Padilla
Para la Parroquia de ingreso de Camuy, al
Presbitero D. Santiago Colon Bontigii0.
Para la Parroquia de ingres0 de la Moca, al
Presgitero Don Jose Uncion.
para Ia Parroquia de ingres0 de Marcao, al
Presbitero Don Antonio Ramos Colon.
Para la Parroquia de ingreso Gle Coamo, al
Presbitero Don Gabriel Rodriguez
Para Ia Parroquia de iDgreso Gle Bayamoh,
Al Presbtero Don Vicente AQullne.
Para la Parroquia de ingreso del Corozal, al
PresbiterO Don Manuel &c jesus Rios
para Ia Parroquia de in2feso de 'Foa- alta.
al presbftero Don Luis Blanco.
Para la Parroqaia de ingreso de Luquillo, al
Presbtero Don Juan Toran
Para Ia Parroquia de lngreso de Lola, a
Presbtero Don Juan Antonio Jogar
Para la Parroquia de lngreSo de Clales, a
PresbiterO Don Ricardo D0ningueZ.
Par. la Parroqua de ingreso de Patillas, a
Presbtero Don Antonio Perdomo.
Para la Parroquia de ingreSo Gle Sabana de-
Palmar. al Presbnero Den Amador BisbaL
Para Ia Palroquia de ingreSo de Juncos, a
Presbitero Don Celestino Perez Pencon
Para la Parroq.ia de ingreso de Gualnabo,
n Presbftero Don francisco Teechea.
Y habiendo prestado en- este Gobierno Gene,
raj los meuei0nados Sres Curas Parroe0s que
anetlan reiacionados el juramento preyendo en-
aas Leyes satisseeaa por dereelos de eXpe-
di.sion de titnl0 la suma de yeilte J un pesos,
saoneda c0Friente, que corresponds eada eual,
$. la re,nitidO q Ia TeS0reraa General de Ha-
..ienda para que ingrese en- aquel as areas Ia
= ma ]e seiscieItos eineuenta un pesos.
puerto Rico. oetHbre ID de lSI7.-POR-
TTLLA.
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Sc hallan de venta en- esta Administration
aprecios modestos los sguientes
Vla-Cracis. s.-Sliaharlo y lbro primero DO
Lectnra Manual de Moral practicO Carti-
lla. Veterinaria popular - Eejrcici0s de los
33 das. -Guirnaldas de divinas flores -Rubi de-
In nihez -Nueva vista al Santisimo Eacramen-
to-Boletin EclesiasticO. -Dicci0nari0 de lA
Lengua Castellana. -Ademas hay I'M cuadro q
cleo de San Rogue.
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SOCIEDADES.


Sohre I5ndres Paris. BremeD. G6nova, lLahana
Santiago de Cuba, Sant9 Domin 20, Madrid. haGtaa-
dor. Cadz. Barcelona otras pliezls de Espana. gi-
ran por eantdad de mas dc veinticneo pesos.-SIL-
Va I CONF Tetuan 3D. obre 10
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Ion AriStides Alvarez Rosy.

Suplicamos q este seior, ex-agente del 30.
LErlN en- San German, Sc sirva abonaF ilesta
Administration $291-G0 de recibos que le he-
mos renitido, amen de otros que ihdebidalhen.
te cobr6 con su propia tirma /; Sc 70 avisamcs
por este medic por habelse obstinadamente ne.
gado 4 contestar las repetillas cartas cue.
muchas de elias ertiicadas, le hemos ronitidu.
La Administration del B0LETN.
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A Los SRBS. PlBRIcAIliS DB gIGARRILLOS
della CAPITAL Y Ella ISLA.

Las fabricas que deseen asl1uirir para sus marcas
una case nueva llenade ,nter6s que dirijnn por
Mav.,,,ez nnra haoer sus ne3ians 4 sIo 5o enf 1voa
e mil surtdls ON dioz cases. cs com sigue Soc
Gi2n m ~ ,s ~ ny no.loirs m ae
generates de los puehos de Ia isla; Como Sc We es
cierra 81 mayor interes. Contamos con dose entos
negatives para 81 ohjeto, todos yariados.
Las mueSfras estan de manifesto en- In imDrenta
del BoLETrN I4as Sfes del interior puedNn pedii
muestras Mayagnez dlrectamente 40
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-17
NOVIMIIIfD MARITIME.

Pasajeros que traio aver elvap. eorreo go
millas." proeedente de Cadiz:
Jose Puyadas f. Miranda -Magin Vidal
Y familia. Juan Bazaar, joaquin Pont' --Gnl'
dano Rizzi y esposa. -Camilo D.-Juan lrlDas
Francisco Rubi Pablo VillaT.-M Zerran-
do -Nicala Riezo. domingo Nido. -Argimi-
no Asensio. --Eusebo MOlina.-R. Molina IA
milia.-M. Patranes Ramon ValCl6s. Ma
nuela Rodriguez Francisco Espinosa. .--Piiar
Bueno z hijos. - soldados. Vicente Ros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-17
Gran Hotel De San Juan.
Is. Fortaleza. Is.
PUERTO.RICO.

Este acreditado establecimientO ha pasado1 80 ffs
picdad que suscribe que ufrece III pdblico 81.
guro dc que una vista nj referido Hotel dejara sa-
tisfeeho6 los que 10 honran.
Mesa ledonda digna del prestigio de los huespe.
des.
Haltitaelones frescas aseadis.
Una hermosa galeria de BGSIOs de placer.
Puerto Rico, setiembre AZ de 1871. Enrique San Nj
Tan Hfa. 50 oct
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-17
A los tabaQuerOs.

aeconstruyen con perfection Y pront tul cajoncs
de eedro dc todas f1rmas ~ rat lbacos prsco5 muy
eonvenentes. Para la isa SO renlitea arma los 8 en-
eortaS, segun SO deSee
Tambcn SO hace toda case de trabaios de carpin-
teria Il tipos mQdieos, Conepf Cop Puerto-Kico
LNnab2 hta, 10 Dbre.