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, 1877-11-16
A Premium of 81 SO in Coin.

A Centennial seyenshot Revolver, blued steel, 2
bore. Valued at -.
A lady's Hiding Whip, nickleplated. Valued at
50 So
thOrs' books elegantly bound In cloth, Illuminated
covers, I6no byron. Burns, Goldsmith, Shakes
Valued at 81.
Base Bail Club OUTFIT OF two Bats and Regula.
tiOn Ball. Valued at $2 75.
A Gold ren, Pearl Holder. Valued at a. So
Silver Wired breakfast Caster three Crystal Bot
ties; very eat and pretty. Valued at ~ 90
A four.baded x Pocket Knife Valued at 81 80.
A pair Of Fancy Ornamental Parlor Metallic Gus
.adores Valued at 81 81.
Asmall Family SCALE, with Tin Scoop weighs
rs. Valued at S.
A ROY'S ASH WAGON. Valued a. 81 50
A LADI'S FANCY WORK BUX with looking.
glass. scissors et,'. Valued at g.
A BUREAU SET-a collar handkerchief and q
glove box. Valued at 81 30.
A CONCERTINA. with ~ keys. Valued at s3
IMPROVED TABLE OR PARLnR CR0QUET.
Only subscribers will get this free. Valued at -
, 1877-11-16

HOME CoNvERsATIoN.- Children hun.
ger perpetually for new ideas. They will
learn with pleasure from the lips Of pa.
rents what they deem it drudgery to
study in books; and even if they have
the misfortune to be deprived of many
educational advantages, they will grow
up intelligent if they enjoy in childhood
the privilege of listening daily to the
conversation of intelligent people. We
sometimes see parents, who are the life [ f
every company which they enter, dull,
silent and uninteresting at home among
their children. If they have not mental
activity and mental stores sufficient for
both, let them first use what they have
for their own households. A silent home
is dull place for young people, place
from which they will escapeif they can,
How much useful information, on the
other hand, is often given in pleasant
family conversation, and what uncon-
scious but excellent mental train
ing in lively social argument. Cultivate
to the utmost the graces Of home conver-
sation.
, 1877-11-16
A Partisan Story.

Lately traveller passed in carriage
along the Avenue du Neuilly; the night
was dark; all at once the horses stopped,
and the traveller saw the animals had met
an obstacle AT the same moment man
raised himself before the horses and ut
tered cry.
"Why don't you take care" said the
traveller.
"Ah," cried the man, "you would do
better, instead of hallooisg, to lend me
your lantern"
"What forl"
II had three hundred francs of gold on
my person; my pocket has broken, and
all is falling in the street. 1t is COM
mission with which my master has en-
trusted me. If l do not find the money
l am ruined man."
ut is not easy to find pieces on such a
night; have you none leiti"
Yes, have one"
"Give it to me-"
The man hesitated.
"Give it to me; it will be the means of
recovering the Others"
AhC pun ACAtoW So'S uiIh hio iaSN SO'h'
The traveller whistled; a beautiful Danish
dog began to play around him.
Here" said the traveller, putting the
coin to the nose of the dog. Look"
The intelligent creature shifted mo-
ment at the money and then began torun
the road. Every minute he returned,
leaping, and deposited in the hand of his
master Napoleon. In about twenty
minutes the whole sum was recovered.
The poor fellow, who had got his money
back, turned, full of thanks, toward the
traveller, who had now got into his car
riage.
"Ah, you are my preserver," said he;
"tell me at least your name"
"l have done nothing" said the trav.
eler "Your preserver is my dog; his
name is Rabat Joel;" and then whipping
his horses, he disappeared in the dark
ness.
, 1877-11-16

A FEMALE singer, who was in high ia
vor with German prince, had to sing one
of Haydn's compositions. AT the re-
hear.al she and the conductor differed as
to the time In which it should be sung.
1t was agreed that the composer should
be referred to-; who, when the conductor
waited on him, asked it the lady was
handsome. "Very," was the reply; sand
a special favorite with the duke" Then
she is right" said Hadyn, with signif
cant look at the poor disconnected pro-
fessor, who, in all probability, had he
gained his point, would have lost his
place, and this Hadyn we'll knew.
, 1877-11-16

A GRAVE magistrate was sitting at the
table between Two coxcombs, who took
it into their heads to attempt making
him the butt of their ridicule. Seen
tlemen," said he, II plainly perceive
your design; but to save unnecessary
trouble must beg leave to give you a
just idea of my character. Be it known
to you that am not precisely fool, nor
altogether knave, but (as you see) some.
thing between BOTH"
, 1877-11-16

ST. PAUL speaks of his visit to the
third heaven, and Mahomet makes out
seven. The first is of silver, the second
of gold, the third of precious stones, in
which there is an angel so large that it
is 10000 days journey between his hands;
the fourth heaven is of emerald, the fifth
of crystal, the sixth like fire, and the
seventh is delicious garden, with foun-
tains of milk, honey and wine, and with
apples whose kernels turn into the most
lovely females; and it is guarded by
angels, one of vast size, with cows
head, and another with seventy mouths,
each speaking seventy languages.
, 1877-11-16
Club of 3

Subscribers for the WEEKLY CHRONICLE at & 2s per
wear tincudng poatRge), will receive any one OF The
following Premiums the selection left to the winner
, 1877-11-16
RE AID

The wonderful and liberal list OF Premiums We offer.
You viii And ar icles both USEFUL, BEAUTIFUL AND
DESIRABLE 20 EVERYBODY, and they COST pothlns
but little Of your idle time In doing service TO your
neighhors by procuring tlsem frst.class Family
Newspaper and valuable premium for yourself
'FoR EXAMPLE.-Suppose. In looking over our list,
Ladys Riding whip or a Sivered Wire Breakfast
Caster or something ele OF that value all you have
to do IL 10 forward the names OF y,ursef and two
others and the desired article will be given free
ANY PFRsON GETTING UPA
, 1877-11-16

A YOUNG lady in town who does not
pride herself particularly on being a po-
iitical economist, thinks the sooner green
backs reach "pa," the sooner she will be
able to invest in new fall bonnet.-Rut-
land Herald.
, 1877-11-16
Boot and Shoe Trade.

MICHIGAN is assessed at $esO,OOo,OOO.
, 1877-11-16

BENEFIT OF A NAP.-To the busy wife
and mother, who has a multitude of duties
to perform every day of her life, a short
nap in the middle Of the day is invalu.
able. Drop all caf, steal away, just for
u little while, and give the weary muscles
and brain, and perhaps the unstrung
nerves, rest. Rest! the very thought Of
it is comfortable! How it does tighten
cares and facilitate the duties of the after.
noon How much more easily we can
carry the burdens that seem to accumu-
late as the day declines The little ones
are returning from school to mothers
attention. A dozen things must be at
tended to before nightfall. How fresh
we feel, and how willing to complete the
routine of The days duties Do
not say you cannot spare the
time, for you are gaining time
by it. You will surely last longer. You
will be spared longer to the loved ones
around you, if you only spare yourself.
They will need your care for many years
yet, and to this end you must be econom-
ical of your health and strength. Lay
in store sufficient vim by daily sleep to
balance daily waste, and so keep up the
average. A nice little nap is so refresh
ing! IL recuperates the exhausted ener-
gies, and the last half of the days duties
are as pleasant as the first,
, 1877-11-16
$4,000 a Year

Can be made in this manner, as the Prizes can be
readily sold by the winners, and every article offered
az Present or Premium win be new and fresh from
the manufacturers selected wit careand guaranteed
by them and the Publishers of the CHROSlCLE.
We also give Prizes In
, 1877-11-16
For a Club of 800

At Y . per year:
An elegant SQUARE PIANO, an UPRIGHT or
COTTAGE PIANO. Valued Mt &375, or $315 in Coin.
An extra 1ne PIANOB0X BUGGY, silver-pated
mountings, perfect gem, Valued at 1875, or S5i5
I'm Coin
, 1877-11-16
GOLD COIN
DON'T WAIT

In Lieu OF the valuable Premiums.
, 1877-11-16

Immediately A number OF neghbors can get mp a
Club amongst themselves each will get the paper
and they can draw lots TO who will have The pre-
mum
, 1877-11-16
A Lively Patient.

"The sick man OF Europe" has, for
years back, been phrase applied with a
touch of jocularity and dash of con-
tempt to the Turk aud in this role the
tulbaned intidel is just now showing him
self marvelously active, dangerous, and
resolute patient. So slow and lethargic
were his movements at the outbreak of
the present struggle, and so unchecked
the liberty of advance he allowed to his
colossal foe, that all the diplomatic and
other wiseacres exclaimed: III told you
SO; the old barbarian will, at most, show
final spasm of frantic violence just be-
fore crossing the Styx or the Bosphorus."
But with a change of doctors-or rather
of generals-this moribund specimen OF
anachronism has grown wonderfully live
ly, and besides warding off successfully
nearly all the lunges of his gigantic an
tagonist, has managed to plant some
pretty singing blows on his unwleldy
body. Of course, if the struggle is al.
lowed to continue, size, weight, and
northern persistence must triumph in the
long run; but the Turk has already re-
lieved Europe from an incubus OF dread
owing to its extravagant estimate of Mus
covi,e power, greatly raised the opinion
of the world with regard to his own man.
hood, and even in his decadence proved
himself the lineal descendant of that
belligerent race before whose laundering
march all Europe, couple Of centuries
ago, trembled. .-RurdL Nelo Yorker.
, 1877-11-16
And the enormous circulation the CHRONICLE ha'
reached render 1t truly the
PEOPLES PAPER.

The Proprietors have determined, II possible, 70
place 1t In the hands II every Intelligent reader on
ihe Pacific Coast. ,.,,
The exclusive advantages 1t has already obteined
by indonable perseverance, have excited the envy OF
Competitors and gained unbOunded praise from the
world al large. As incentive TO many persons who
have great deal of IDLE Timer occupy themselves
proatably we offer the following valuable Premiums,
and expect by this "a gain their energetic CO.
operation. ,,.
giving Complete and reliable MARKET REPORTS,
and aso contains highly valuable and Interesting
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT..
There ia no limit to the number OF Prizes any one
person may receive Nothing more is required than
TO get up the different Clubs specified In the list and
thptn
, 1877-11-16
BOYS AND GIRLS,

In stores and in postoces have many chances TO show
the WEEKLY CHRONICLE and collect subscribers. and
get valuable articles for themsey or fren or for
sale. You can possess Watch, Gun, a Fishng.rod
and many other useful things, by simply getting up
Club.
, 1877-11-16
For a Club of ESQ
BEGIN TODAY

To make up your Clubs. Every teacher, clergyman,
merchant and housewife will nd something OF value
10 them IN the list that win amply reward them for
their trouhlp
, 1877-11-16

START YOUR CLUBS
, 1877-11-16

~ The best WORK and highest commis.lons given
on this coast. Address COPYING" Room ~.
No. l1O auttcr street, Han FrnneiscO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-02
HARIHa LAcTEA IISfIl
"A FLOR MALL&Rl TINA.
TABRICA De CHOCOLATE vs;LAs DE cERA Al vApsR.
DE B. ALF A.
- 80,
81. TETUAN. -27.

En- cste cstabcclnllento encOntrarin mis- ia.
yoreccdorcs I'M complete surtido dc CliOCO
LATE V VELAS DE CERA.
Tanto eIl rinc como cn otro ramo cucntO COZ
entcndidos opcrarios, por 10 que no tonemo
rivalidad alglna. Con especialidad al rnmo'd,
CHOCOLATE, adcmas del entendtlo personal
cuento con las mejores classes de GACAOS !!
AZUCARES, dnicos ingredicntes que uso par,
la confcccion de este articulo.
Cada paqnete. tanto dc CHOCOLATE com
lie VEALS DE CERA, llcyari mi narca por Il
que llamo Ia atchcion del pabco para que mi,
productos no sean confindilos con los dc otra,
fibrcas do esta Capital. Puerto Rico, 1877.
NOTA.-A pcticion de verios amigos cont
rl,iare ocnpandone con Ia Agencid de INeg0ci0>
que hace tempo vengo desempchando.
DE vENTA.-Un complete surtido de cami-
Sas mallorqulnas vaquetas superiorcs y brand,
palilo Ell bar1icas iISta 27 A.
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Para tener ,lerecho al aumbrado sin corta7
lor . sta i ull precio dado por luz y hosa, Sc
rstablecen las condolences signentcs:
Ia Toda installation de tubcria Y lampafas,
,omo tambicm reparaciones Y impicza en- elias
IAN de hacersc por opcrarios de dicha agencia.
q La condicion anterior ha de durar ell
nismo tempo que el convenio sin contador,
.racticadn por 81 eonsumieor con el repreiell-
ante 8 Director dc Ia fablica del GAS
3a BESIDE el momclAo one dicho consumidor
se aparte dc 10 estipulado en- las cendiciones
seri responsible ante los tribunalcs
a dontic haya lugar, de los dahos y perjpcios
Iue irrogae d la citada Empresa: y adelnas Sc
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PreciOs c0l'Yientes.

CIdARRILLOS
Cigarrillos papol blaneo corrente con 30 ei2arroe
Ia cajctilla Il " por an peso 36 tomando de IS On
adelante.
Iden eruesos rapel blanco, y 1s cigarrillos Ia
caietlla Is por un peso % tomando de IS ade-
lantc.
Cigarrillos eorriontes papel dc Trigo, Orosur 6
Derro con 20 cgarros i 25 por peso as cajetllas
tomando dc IS en- adelante.
GruesoS, csn papel de Trigo, Berro s Orosur y
IS csarrilos la eaietilla. "a por peso tomando
dc S. en- adelante,
Picaduras de fer de rccortes superior 40 centa-
vos la libra.
NOTA. = FL presto del cigarrilo no varia porque cl
papol sea de hio lie alSodon.
Sc roebe toda monoda do oro & plata auje-
reasia, desperfetta por su valor, on camhio
dc ciGarrillos tahacos.
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GIRO DE LETRAS.
1alle dc La FOrtaleza, MUM. %.

b. B0RRAS Y HERMAN0S del romsrcio de cs-
tn plaF,. glr,a snbre los puntos sisaiiontes:
AL4yt Amurrio Ahana. La Guardia. Saliva
AI.BAeErG "a, = AihacSte. Alcaraz, Alpars1 casas
ALICANTE -Aleoy Alicante. Elcho. oribuela.
ALMERIA. -Adra Almeria, Huerca Overa. Ro
quotas. Vera.
AvILA, = Avlla.
OF, Bacarrota, Cabeza de Buey. Campnnaro; Froge,
nal, Merida. Mnntijo. Lcrena. ohvenZa, Villanneya
"' BsLasRns % II : i6iiza. Mahon, Palma.
Iona Bso ssy an nIs b"na Rssre
Mar9re Mssnou Mons ,% ie Rev. @ sabaGc '1rr T"rrS
"a. Vich, vilanueva Geltro. Viliafranca de Pa.
BtRoos. Aran,la de Ducro. Idrcos.
sATanI.s M Las Tgalmas Santa Cruz de Ia Palma
CicEnEs,.- Mcdntnra. Brozas. Ca"ores, Corin
Gmsa8ei,ne is Lofr1ftnn Mananches rasencia Tra
'"y dipis isosres c.idiz, ccuta chiclana. Gt
RTas5 s I'D dc 1e y feopisr SSp oya rRr9 Re Rca
C.srFltcS. : Benicei1@ csstcllon. vinaro7.
c6rDopi kg1ilar' ' Basna % GnFs Baiaiaace c,,hru
2rd%s Him rhinSIasn ,s III La cari't1 LIreGa Moq,ilIa
"" oonuhA. = Bctansos Gee, Corcubion. corarn. Fe-
rrol. Noyn, S@nta Marta de ortigue!rn Padron,
CurXcA. Cuonca, Hucto. ,PrieSo, Tarmcon.
ret dc Mar pot Palairsacll, Palam6s, San Felip de-
Graiiat, GiadiT, Hu's ar. Iliora. Liza. Motr Or
III CauApAL.t.RA. - Athena. Brihucsn. Cifnentrs
Gyadaiyara, Molina. Pastrana. SaceIon. sigOenza
!, GlLrizcoA, San Sebastian. .,l
y HuEscA. : Ayefbe. Barbastro, draus Huescn. ia
!" JarN. S snidjar. Baoza carzola Jaen. LInares.
A4SIea 4sSs ,2als asteria y I IBus1bnyo cebes In Bar
"a Leon, MaDsilla dti las Mihas; pnn'srrnda. uaGo,
Sahasnh, Valencia dc D. Juan. Viiafranca dci Vie :
= EEpfps Biela$uer. Bosort tvaiIs de Aran.t Ger
vera L4,rida. sGls9na, sert e Irsmp, Tarre;3
santo Domingo de Ia Calzada. Torreeilla de s c.
= Luce, Fox. Lugo, Mondonodo Monforte. Ri
MADRID. Aranjuez. Acali de Henares. Madria
MALAGA. : Antequera. Malaga, Ronda. velcz Ma
Juna torca hana css'sp e. Ns Hssa Gz
IRON. Mala.. Puerto dc Mazarro3. rotana.
NAvARBA = Pamplona. Tudela
0yfrno.- Avibs, Belmnnte, cangas da onis, Car
5irado, Luarca Lastrcs Lanes, Navia 0yiedo, Pta
dc culillrro q de Lena, Po,a de siero Pravia, Ri
f9ST1 yfbn. caiias dc Reyes carr Bayona
Reiohd Ia ruy. yigo. yillasareia
+, SALAMANCA, :. Bdiar. Ciqdad Rodrigo. PeNaran-
Ia, Salamanca. Vitigudino, I4elesrna.
tand,'r TorrelaveGa
SEGoyIA. Segovia
SEtnLA. Carmona, Eciia. Moron, Sevilla, Utre-
soR1A Asreda Burgo de osma. soria.
:. TAREAGeNA : Falset Reus. Tarragona, Toytosa.
Walls.
TTRr Ell. Teruel. s..- III.
Tol' HDo.- Toledo.
yAvNoIA,-Alcira. Careaeente. Denia Gambia, ia
tive ncuuena. 9ueca, Valencia
xAIIApoIID. .-.Arsvao: Bejar. Medina del Cam
po Roseco, Toro. ValladoIid, Villaon.
yIzcAYA, Algeria, Balmaseda Bermeo. Bilbao
Durango. Elorrfo. Lequeitio. Orduha. Vale lie Car.
rama. f+
ZAMoRA-Zamora.
ZARAGozA. .--Almunia. Ateca Boria Calatayud,
Carihena Caspe. Daroca. Egea de los CaballAros,
Sos. Talazona, Zaragoza. N5,I
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Espaciosos tallercs de lampistcrfa, lateria y
herrera, almacen de fampalas lie cristal, metal
y hierro.
Instalacioncs de tuberfa de pomo hie,ro
para GAS iluido yagua (vease Ia tarita que esta
expuesta Ell el citato estabecimento).
G,an variedad de anparas de so5rcmesa
para gas portatil; iis con pantalla de cristal
para ilem; tubos dc cristal, americatos ale
mano, fi4inceses: lamlaras tle eseritorio para
gas iiaido globes dc cfstal, contra pesos, Id
grimas, naves, porta -globos, mecheros ameri-
canos, franceses circulares, mechas de todas
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5lts u9iHtt{F 'SECRETARiA. a5i3 iA&s"
El T:xcnlo. Sr. Sfinistro de Ultramar, con fe-
cha ) del actual bajo Il hdmerp 1856, conluni-
ca al Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General, la Real
Grden siguient,:
'sExemo ST. - Por Ell Mnisterio de la Co
belTlacion, en- 81 dc Mario 4ltimo, sc dice es-
te de mi cargo, 10 signentc: = Como compile
mento 4 las anteliof'es Reales 0rdenes emana-
dss de este Centre es la voluntad lie 8. NJ oil
,Rey u. d G,), SO olga Il esa Secretaria de su
digno cargo one Ia fecha tiefntiyamente acor-
dada para la entrada de as Provineas espallo-
las de Ultramar dcntro de In Union general de
Corie0s. ea ia dc lP de Mayo del coiricnte
aiio l4.Y, como quirra que oI Acuprdo de Ber-
ma, de 27 delEnelD lie $40, fIe, la base para
que las Proyincias citadas alieraIl tener ac-
ceso dentro de la Union, lisflutar dc sus
yentajas, el Centro Direcuvo lie G, rreos a
pfupmrsto que las condolences L que tlebera
.sajetafse Ia correspondence que sc Gamble en-
ire. las Provincias espannlas de. Ttramar v los
paises c0mprendidoS en- la UnIgnn general de
Correos, sean las mismas que Sc fijaron para
la India Britannica y Colonias francesas: por
euanto, al igllal de estas, y con alI0slo al ar
tieuIo 8 del citado Acuefdo, dphe satisf,ccrse
4 las Administrations. que interyengan en- el
trallspolte de la plsada correspondence sas
derechos de 25 frances por kil6grano, peso ne
to de cartas Y sdetalietas postaes, y de fran
60 por ki6graino, peso neto de inynesos =
Les fipos, pues, de peso y piecio para Ia cor
reapDndencia que sc Gamble entire las l'royill-
ras espailoIas de rlIlamaF los paises dc Ia
Union, ssran los siguientes;
Cartas franqpeadas 80
cGntiIuos, POI. aa1a Is graz
al5s ea18sa % s8s|Ssfass q 8a 8a9as asnp o..~is
safA Arfasa FqaaNsI,2 y sIssaa1 ssa!sg agI1hq 1oyfm
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0jo a anuncio.

En- Ia fabrica fundcion 'fC0LON" en- la Ma
rina SC cncuentran de ycnta los articu los ST.
guiente:
UNA MAQUINA DE VAPOR con su cal
deral tic ttlerza de q ) caballos ingeses te-
niendo Ia facilidad de contlueirla cualquiel
punto por estar colocada sobre rucdas
rN GUINCHE para cargar descargar
Pitos de yapor de 4y 5 pnlgadas de dame
trO.
MANOMETROS dc 100 100 libras.
Empaquetaduras de patente desde pulga-
da haSta de grueso. +G ~
Rubricadoras para selos y aceteras para
cilindroS.
Escobilloncs de acero para hmpiar tubos de
caldeFaS. f..tsf st& @.@
Llaves globo de hicrro y bronco dc 81 Y 4pul-
gadas.
Grifos llaves valvulas de bronco de -diferentes
taInafOs.
Mandrines para enmandrilar tubos de caldera
de diferentes tamahos. ..t s.
Eies de maza de s Y 9pulgadas dc grueso.
Medidores de aqua de titerentes tamahos.
Corrcas alcusas para accite.
Tubcria,
Bombas de II pnlgada de tubos y de doble
efecto.
Yam de simple efccto
fancha dc hel1o desde pulgada q 81 dc
grueso,
Coma en- paneha des,le pnlgada hasta Lie
grueso
ParillaS para lIornalas y alambiques.
y por dltimo un snrtido general de hierros,
aSi como tamblen otfos varies articuloS son
los siguientes 4 saber:
Tuercas, vohmteras de todos tamaiios, Tor
nilos, Remaches de ealdera, Tuberia de hiel-
IOs calados, Codos, Fees, Uniones Accros fun
ddos de calda, Martillos lie aceros fundidos
propios para mceanieos; I'm surlido general dc
papel de liia r tlesmeril un motion patente pa-
Ya iaarde 3a toneladas de peso con SUI cos
resnondiente eadena, Limas dc todos tamaiios,
Planohas de brmee, Bujes para carIos, car
retas .coehes, Rejas Mangos dc arados, Es-
Ntopa para niaquints, Canpanas, una eRiaAla CO
estaho para alanlhlaAe, nsotones de bronco,
/ UNA MAQtIsyA Ta0AfBA dc yaror dc facr-
"a de 3 caballos ingIeses para iRcendios coloca-
ida en- unScaTaaje. ts III ssFg
4 haaIs ~ " Puerto Rico, Magzo Dc 1871
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DE VENTA.

Una colcha damasco punz6 para cana dc
lnairimnnio. f..44s
Una corusa negra para puerta do sela,
Tn joyeru tie p.at;i.
Tn par caldclabfos de eristal.
Tn Ingnifeo ropero dc palo de rosa con 81
-,spcjo.
Tn inagniaco toeatlor palo de rosa con cspe.
y marmo. - .,tr 5ess
Tn i'd costurcro palo de rosa
Una d mesa de nochc i'd de ID.
I'm i'll. sidcboard dc caoba con mirmo y
,Spejos
Una i'll maquina dc coser dobc pcspunte ,lei
icfeditatlo fabricante Singer Comp con sli
prccioso nue5c
Tn ropero dc MADEIRA ncgra de dos hojas,
cada una de elias su cspcjo.
In lavananos de MADEIRA ncgra con su scr
.icio dc porcelana.
Una mesa extension de caoba para doce cl,
1ertos
Una lira para sombreros.
Tn aparato cristal lie tres uces para ga.
luitlo 7i
Todo po,lla verse en- Ia calic dc Ia Fortaez,
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AIUIG0S DIVIas0S
La pequena Antilla.
IMp0RTANTIsIMO.

II! laeno dc esta fsbrica dc AGliAS CAR
B0NICASy Y LiMONADAS GASEOS-AiS, tie-
cientitico4 professional tse tas acleditadas bebi
0Na tue lassica ii hsliaf faranaceutico Lon
lAaA Vicente MoncloNa, premiatlo por "a Exs
ppsicion Universal do Iiladelda, quien ha aceil.
tatlo este.eaigo ssestaitansente,
Puerto Rleo, Abeil . do 1877 y 7soalorQ
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pa 18. De Baltimore frag Paiad1ia, cap.
s1s Jhones, carga general, LatInlef
81 %. De San Thomas yap Madrid, cap.
Lartitcgui idcm, Caracena
De Naguabo goE GtYo1la, patron
80 Geriera, iaslre.
z De Tau Thomas gpL dagel Mario,
niercancias.
80. De San Thomas vap Npero Bar
ceEona, cap Cana, mercanclas
De Baltimore berg, ing. Italia car
ga general I4stime'.
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sspss .es llslal
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p5a so PARA Agnadilla yap NisSi5 sBi5dSs
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-02

Estos premios quo Sc tljan tienen su; yariaciones
scgun las 6pocaSs eireunstandias de la nave, pOr
ll escats Que hagan TN cadt puerto intes dc laar-
ribada su destno, eXeeptulndase do esta condcion
4 los yapores con rtlta va organizfda,
III dos pormu, que segun POLKA So sr;tifca por el
lmporte asogurado no Sc eomprend sra en- los pre-
mics que no llaguen al pof cjelt!0. i.
III derecho de POLKA son eiaoufit1 centavos por
cada mi pesos, cXcaari de dog pesos eiacnt1,td
ceftGroS cuando pase do cco NIL q lmporte aseau
RADIO. Las flus 40 ext!endan para 81 cabotaje, aon
reiide cinc0 cpadfas pnf fail tampseo nxcedera
de os pesos etneaeata ctatayps nor Ia mayor mpor-
taAcia rs 'gtlfada 8 s<&ssa y m
Es de cuenta del inteposadoque asegura eomuni-
car al Gefenta do Ia Campania. dites ID reidir
yiale. ol nombre dcl capan del ynnor que en- SAN
by : Mala Real Inglesa. 2 para cue pucda hgurar en-
el EsTApo que SO renite a los agentes de ayerias
haya asi niisno constanea on las pozas libros de
esta ocina. sin euyo requisto tendrd fuerza le-
gal el ses.uro
ss-Horas de oleinfs: de 3 & 10 de Ia maHana de
IL della tarder1A
Gale de TotHalA ailnepaas. h, 2oiplo