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Stolen.

EROM the residence of JACOB WONDERS
IL on Monday night last, CHEsTNUT-SOR-
REL POSY-BUILT HORSE about fourteen
hands high, star on forehead, fax name and
tail of medium size, and a knot where the
saddle has worn. liberal reward will be
paid for the recovery of the animal.
Dee u rs
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-17
GiUeS Health, Strength and
ADneEife.

NY daughter has received great benefit from
the use OF the VEGETISE. Her declining health
was q source of great anxiety 10 all of her
friends. A few bottles of the VEGETLNE res
tored her health, strength and appetite.
N. H. TILDEN.
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
No. ~ Sears Building, Boston, Mass.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-17
ESTIMATE OF APPROPRIATIONS.

As nearly as estimate them, the annual appropr
atoms required for the departments OF the State
eminent for the fiscal year, 1877. will be follows:
Legislative department. 300 900
Judiciary department 10, 200
Executive departments ................ $1,000
Public Printing .,................... 10000
University of Mississippi ..-..........--.. $4,000
State Normal Schools 5000
Distributing Laws and Journals. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
Commissions for assessing. ............. 5000
Postage and express for departments ........ 250Ol
Fuel gas etc. for Capitol. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2500t
Education .....-........ ......... 1000
Ireasurers contingent fund. ................ cool
Secretary OF State contingent fund 400
Attorney General contingent fund 100
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-17
RAILROAD TAX.

reference to Document @ will show that under the
passed at the regular session of 1875 fixing of
five dollars per mile each mile railroad
following roads have paid New Orleans Louis Chicago
Railroad Vcksburg and Meridian Railroad the Memphis
Charleston Railroad the Mississippi Railroad
the Port Gibson and Grand Gulf Railroad Fecana
Railroad
The Mobile and Ohio Railroad the Mobile Rail
road the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad Ripley Rail
road and the NatcheZ and Jackson Railroad
of the State to collect the claiming
of their charters Proceedings
these exemptions which pending no final result has
been reached in either case.
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PREPARED BY
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Prepared by n. B. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
VEaETlME IS s0LD HEALL DRUGGISTS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-12-01
a LIGHT IN THE WINDOW.

OFF the coast of one of the Orkney Is
lands, and right opposite the harbor,
stood lonely rock against which, in
stormy nights, the boats of returning fish
ermen often struck and were lost.
Fifty years ago there lived on this is
land young girl in cottage with her
father; and they loved each other very
tenderly. One stormy night the father
was away on the sea in his fsherman's
boat, and though his daughter watched
for him in much fear and trouble, he did
not come home. Sad to tell, in the morn
ing his dead body was found washed up
on the beach. His boat, as he had sought
the harbor, had struck against the Lone
ly Rock and gone down.
In her deep sorrow, this fisherman S
orphan did not think of herself alone
She was scarcely more than a child, hum
BILE, poor and weak but she said in her
heart, that while she lived, no more boats
should be lost on the Lonely Rock, !" if
a light shining through her window
would guide them safely into the harbor.
And SO, after watching by the body of
her father, according to the custom of her
people, until it was buried, she laid down
and slept through the day f; but when
night fell, she arose, and lighting can
die, placed it in the window of her cot
tage, so that it may be seen by any fish
erman coming in from sea, and guide
him safely into the harbor. She sat by
the candle all night, and trimmed it, and
spun but when the day dawneG, She
went to bed and slept.
AS many hanks as she had spun before
for her daily bread she spun still, and one
over, to buy her nightly candle; and
from that time to this, for fifty years,
through youth, maturity and old age, she
has turned night into day, and in the
snow storms of winter, through driving
mists, deceptive moonlight and solemn
darkness, that north hern harbor has never
once been without the lighto her candle.
How many lives she saved by this can
die, and how many meals she won by it
for the starving families of the boatmen,
it is impossible to say. How many dark
nights, the fishermen depending on it,
have gone forth, cannot be told. There
1t stood, regular as a light house, steadily
ms constant care could make it. Always
brighter when daylight waned, the fisher
men had only to keep it constantly in
view and were safe there was but one
thing to intercept it, and that was the
Rock. However far they might have
gone out to sea, they had only to bear
down for that lighted window, and they
were sure of safe entrance into the har-
Dor.
But what do the boatmen and boat
mems wives think of this ? Do they pay
the poor woman No; they are very
poor; but poor or rich, they know better
than that. Do they thank her? No.
Perhaps they think that thanks of theirs
would be inadequate to express their graf
itude or perhaps long years have made
the lighted easement so familiar, that they
look upon it ms matter of course, and
forget for the time the patient watcher
within.-Jean Ingc'ov.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-12-01

THE HOTEL THIEF" Steal !" said
the old man, in accents ofintense scorn.
Steal Why, you would be astonished
to find how largea proportion ofthe trav-
cling public are internal thieves. They
steal the bed-clothing, pillows, boot jacks,
soap, soap dishes-eyerything, in fact
which they can carry off. Every ybody
steals soap. We expect that, and don't
kick. The first thing to be done when n
fellow comes to the Office topay his bill is
to send the porter up to his room to see if
anything is missing. When a fellow
comes down with his valise in his hand
we are unusually suspicious. The only
way to get even with the thieves is to
keep thief account. Whenever any
thing is missed | charge it up to a fair
value, and the next time / catch a thief
in the act | make him pay the entire
amount or go to Jail. One day n nice
looking fellow came down with valise,
in his hand and inquired the amount of
his bill. The moment | saw him knew
he had stolen something, so ] rang the
bell and gave the porter the wink. | pot
tered about the books while the porter
was gone, and | could see he was getting
uneasy. lie had a notion to bolt. but
just then the porter came down, and |
saw by his eye that something was miss
ing. l jumped over the counter and
grabbed the rascal by the throat. Open
that valise, you thief, says l. He got
very white about the gills, and began to
beg. When the valise was opened sure
enough there was new bed-spread for
which | had paid five dollars. 'Bnl,'
says |, bring me the thief account
footed it up, and it amounted to Just fifty
six dollars. You pay that says l, or
go to jail He thought it was very hard
10 have to pay for other mems stealings
but, on the whole, concluded that it was
cheaper than to 60 20 the Pententiarv.-
Compounding felony Well, yes, it
did have that complexion. But maybe
1t nipped thief in the bud. The girls
are generally honest, but once in a while
we catch one Of them. One time there
was an internal tree pedGler stopped with
us, and he had black satin vest stolen.
paid him five dollars for it. He des-
crlbed 1t very accurately. There was a
yellow spot on the collar, where he had
dropped some acid on it, and his name in
full was written on the leather with which
it was bound at the bottom. suspected
the girl Mary. We watched her for
week or two, and concluded we were mis-
taken, when, one day, fellow came in
with black satin vest, and there was n
round yellow spot on the collar. 1t was
Mary's sweetheart. Icolared him. Jerk
ed up his vest, and found the name of the
tree peddler on the leather. lie owned
up that Mary had stolen the vest and
given it to him. At that time the thief
account was only seven dollars, and so he
got of cheap. p."-LHdtanopoils Heyald.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-12-01

He WOULD TELL.-She had invited
him to stop to supper and he was trying
to appear easy and unconcerned, while
she was on her prettest behavior.
"lIa We you used the sugar John ?" in.
quired tho mother, in winning manner
John don't want no sugar." ejacula.
ted the young heir, abruptly.
"Why not ?" enquired the father, curl
ously, while John in his surprise wallow.
ed bit Of toasted crust, and nearly cut
his throat open.
"Cos he DON'T" exclaimed the heir, in
an artful manner; II heard him tel
Mary las night"
"You keep STILL" interrupted Mary,
in hysterical manner, while the young
man caught his breath in dismay.
II heard him say" persisted the heir
with dreadful eagerness, "that she was SC
sweet he shouldn't never use no sugar
any more-an' then he kissed her, an
said I'd tell, AM"
The young heir was lifted out of the
room by his ear, and the supper was fin.
ished in moody silence. Rockldnd Cour.
ier.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-12-01

Trinity County German KospifaI So
ciety, holds its REGULAR Quarterly Meetings at
the HOSPITAL BUILDING, Weavervile, on the
first Sunday Of March, June, September and
December ID. HANSEN,
JAM Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-12-01
LOST HORSE.

o. About five months ago, the
I4{l y undersigned turned his Black
-1-4-Z9-. Pony out on Browns Creek, af-
forwards heGrd of him on Canon Creek /;
he is about II years old, has white spot
on forehead, three white feet, left hind
foot black, and is reached was bought
on Salmon River several years ago. 10
any person returning the animal to me,
will pay reasonable wages for time and
trouble. NOM CHUNG.
Weaverville, Nov. 20, 1877.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-12-01

"WHAT I" said the ancient Dutchman
Of the Mohawk valley, when asked to
contribute to a new lightning rod for the
church. you tink der Lord dunder
His own house down ?"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-25
GIRO DE LETRAS.
CaiIe de la Fortaleza, MUM. :

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ID plaza gran soose ios puA'os s'suieii'es'
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'isrla Albseste. A,earaz, Am.nsa oasas
ftafisz. Chiaehila HELM Ia Gineta La Roja VI ls
dr" mera frIe nsr' E,Se oIlMaea nr's, Ro
,,,efss aLAva. va Asfa Aheri Auefea oSe4'l no
hl1n hsnI1oz Avll hIburaueroue. Anendra,eio Bada.
ez BSalcrrotsf GaGeza ae buey namranaTl;o, ars
nal "a 1890 1890 ah1e' 1F Aieiene' ofei'' 'iia1ueFa
ao + BaIFAPss. .If @ liza Mahon. Palma.
ona Brgs az Mens Manre safe
aart1rs Masnoa aoiias & ns rev sabaen lara m
ID. sa.S.sa saea rana asthue'" u''fu NC fa
GGUsaes s ps@as do pus5o s s95os r2 ia Ia PALMA
santa Cruz Dc Tenssifs anta1a Rrozas oaosre. co
G@pada9pe @ Lsgro,ssan s Moatanchez plasenea. Tru7
NAiT Tos Se Il Frane, 1.as ars peTtn ~
prar gereZ a. ars r. s ,nar rSerr' e
Puerto &c Santa no HMafla. Pan Aucar ae b"rfatneds
San HoGus: san fernana9a;: nara: ro..oua. v;,uo
CIupAp RnAI Siadad Real Mban9s,anares., g,
gokDo4yh.. -Aguhar' I1na, Pasna, pulaishee, @ @oapra
Plo Ba, 1 praen Panta Gsni mioa R,
bla.a -. 80 c...,,,,o. c.. =.
rrol, .Noya. Santa Marta de ortigueira. Patron
CUENcA -Cuonea Huete, Priego Tarancon-
T. 1 6s ase psSspss Ss9 Ps 4
Guixels. 80,
GRANADA. =, ,Alpunol, AlHaunecar Alhama, Baza
Granada, Guadfx, Huescar. lliora, Lola. Motri Or
giva.
Guadalaiara Molina. Pastrana. Sacedon. SIG ienza
Tamaion: - a..,.
GpIPuzooA. ssn Hepasslan.
VerEara.
HuELTA.- heeiva.
HuEscA. Ayerbe. Barbastro. Graus. Huesca. Ja-
"a, Sarlhena.
JAEE. And6jar. Baeza. Carzoia Jaen, Inaree
| MArtos, Alcaia la Heal.
LEON. Astorga, Busdongo. Cacabelos, La Bafie
"a, Loon. Mansilin De las Mulas ponferrada; RIano
20. Yillamanan.
LErIDA; = Balaguer, Bos4rt tValle De Aran9 Ger
vera Lsrida solscna, SSrlf Ii LtTeIa2 ,IasreS&.
Lo9hono. = 5 drnia, i r,1s SsiiqTra n' naLo' Lqroho @
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-25

Calzado eseogido, en- polainas, modias ilcm.
rehajados, pantuflos etc, Gtima novc!ad: adc
rezos, zarcios y o,ro3 obietos de prcndcria
bretahas, gantc de hilo, siIesias, creas, creta-
mas otros teiidos antogos, lie pu.'o hilo Y ,ie
mecca; batistls mass'linas bancls y plnta-
las y dc color ent, ro, i eseogcr por Ia gran
varicdtd; magmfcas rcgeucasy Y varandoes,
yorbjlla etc, zirazas; mon olanes supcriarcs
he lbs clases cue on taiita accrt3ci0n lIemOS
importado 0ncamcnse; raSo, groS, sargas Ia
irtanes, palo dc Paris Y otl;ls scdeflas, ore
Dor 81 Solls bastan Il acrcdtar Ia buena elec
ion qua hemns H. cslo: gr8nalinas pop;ncs,
c6iilo, broeado blanco; barp:ys negros y de eo-
ores, hs3s, list dos Y i cuatros; trdiectos
i.ara nihos avi de bautlz +, gorritos oo-
tinci;Cs t do esmcrade mente conttccionado,
hiberos, delantales de hGlc etc, etc. sombre-
ros he tercopelo y de gro ricamente adorna-
los dc paia de Italia, hue, blanoos negros,
tc cSparenia Y otras cases, todO elegante Y
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LA DELICIOSA.
GRAN FABRIgA MONTANA A nm
DE AGUAS
Observation-Disclosures ! ID plac1r.

Al cncar-ar este estahiecimicnto una u,si0uina da
vapor modelo ramitido de Nueya York NJ ana fs1<
pFemiada en- III Exposition Universal az Filedel6n
no 80 ha prnpuasto mas quo poer eiermrlo IA Mlf-
rade las prinelpaes eaptalestle Europa. mAjnrands
ysimpfcindo 20 onsiderablemente toslas sus preDas
ranianes.
Reeomata 10 heneilnioso a hiRienic, ana $ -
mar los refrese0s prapArnnS con zii0H yeReknIea
sarados de aeido Gsrh6nie0 por III uoei0n sn.lnnte
que este ejerca sobre lns viscers del estnero CORR
Higa(o Bazo. serla tarea mis- de enoiosA intefn-
neatva una yez que por todos son sabidaa ss vFtu.
des meiieea.
10 msina drpmos de los praparaslos tie znrzn
narrilla preconfzada tesde tempo ininemofial por
toaas los autofcs cam0 de los meiorus lepufntivos
de Ia slRssae que existe en- Ia materia inttiic6
In circumstances de BneontrAFNn eunrnn2In IA Il
eliraaeien exesivn del estabecinienta II profeAor
on Farmacia lie Ia UniyerSdAfl Central do Mnarid IN
Geronimo RebreAo con una lar9a practicA 00fnieos
mo- ha.n aean mas mis- reeoInendabas siia bak,siHn
resnondiendo dcho profaa0r tle sn bonllad farcSH
Alintrodueir esta capital gstas fieinrSa no re1
henaos ieiao llsyar de Ia vii espncuiaeion II ans
Paarto- Rieof tan digna en- TODD cfeenf0 e flestros
llesvelos nm medic mas dc combAtfr prevonir -
onfermadades nropias do est0N clinas.
Los pelil0s de las asnas naillern ear.
h6niens lie Sna, HofH45leFNa Sedflt1 Ifn.
iarne. nourbonnd " a asi como ias lodnrado
eiano gaseoaas Sc prepafan hacienda los e1cafrcn
con- una hora de.nntieipadlon.
Cuenta adem;is esta Casa con nm htAn eurtidc II
refresaos de- liil0n zAfzapArrilla frnm0naa nnfNn-
los Sres viaierns ruehlns ennus no axislaf depS.
Para mas inI0rmes preel liflRifso al du4llo IA
"a ahlacimiento p. Yenaneio Luiha so eneafeadc
q raerto lsl,ts Riso octubre n a. lss7.
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gariado, de hnon gnsto barato;. capelinas :,
nanti'ils de punto d. se;la, gi'as, blancas
color cIeua;-sle las cc'ebadas form"s andafu
sls Y S3tj}ttnGS; velos para latoS vel Ho
,,uelloS Y ouii,s, corb blia, chalinas, todo lico
perfum rin completamentn surtida, sn'ita el
esilc!leS; TRACES de hoandl hor'lados co..
guarniciones tie graz e sto, iiores rquislma
per!ectamcnte imitadai y perfnmadas, en- II
mos Y suclta., Y Ctros 'adorhoS para cabeZb
iecos dc seda, algod IL lana, snrtido con
pIeto, asi como en- tir.ts boI1adas, ehcaies ei'
redoseS trencillas cordones y otros ohieto'
para aaornos lie traies, hlundas de scda rlcas
Frciosas cortecciones tic seda; cnturoneE
pairs porta-laldas porta-abaMicos, caltera'
Y bosas de taietcy tercopclo, portamonedas
bosas de viajc Y maletines; cintas de todas
clases, altnras para rctratos, sombri las, me
dios paraguas, abanicos de gusto V htros mu'
ricos alornados con plumon, guantes de ca
brita V cuanto mas Sc pida.
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'''':., ' Fl D|AMANT ,na,n r;ss''4a9ts S;H sa,,
AN' 1101A"o-A0 n<
Sc EENUEVM sENoRAs,
QUNCENALMERTE PRECIos MUY LIM1TADOs MH1os
TE. PRECIOs MUY LIMITADOs.


Este antique acedado estabecmiento acaba de ecb gran
de vadimo ro de arcuos de novedad fantasia Ademas dc
nGndad de que habamen n enos aparadoes puede ao
elegante calZadO de odas classes para ab
eros de evsac aque sobretodos de
tea vareado Tamben ha recbdo ell
TURRON de e decoso de Alicante sabroma pasta de
bro utas crazada catas de dos bras odo propoto
rndando banquee oplpao para las pr6xmas Pdscuas
Hay ambn immense surdo de ABANICOS los dis
nguen adornados pmon de cores de moda
idad.
Lo que pon conocmeno de voecedos del pdbco
general
GaiHe9no Lhuaaas.
ha d 9 PIP. MIGUEL LLANERAS
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NueVa imprenta
nDEL BOLETIN.'
FORTALEZA, 81.

Contando esta impreuta con toda elase de
elemcntos asf de personal como de material
moderno de las mejorcs tabrieas, aDnnaanela .IaI
A. napel. hace con LIMPIFZA, BARATURA
Il PRESTEzA toda clase de impresos, aoros,
a. desde los mas sencillos los mas largos
eonnplicadae Para estados cnenta con exec
lentss cajas mecinicas.
PARA Ell CoMERcIO.
t1nnocfnientos de buunes de vapor-Idem de idens
"A Veie -p0lizas do emharQue para eaoosei
,eFuasae DO 'laraciAaSs aAee.:::&c
PARA Los AYUNTAMIENTOs.
Formacson del faparso territorial Ioros talonari9s s.
A. r,efrolilas do g1nado ID tal0nari0s dc snia ue
IaSsrss iibramientes municipales cargaremes ste,
Gk0
Que tedas las anincenas H. salida ae los yapores
tnclcsee In correspondence para EUROPA las 70
Melnoa do yeiltAs
TAMBIEN Sc EECUENTRA DE vENTA
nraLAMKNT0s GENERATES DE BILLAR
1sOegNTAyos EJEMpIAR
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Para las Escuslas,

Enla imprenta del BoLETIS hay dc venta
ESTADOs TRIMESTRALES de los que
pasan los senores profesores las juntas loca-
les,a tres pesos ell ciento vc.lon el ejemplaf
\ ademas los siguientes libros de texto:
SILABARIO Y PRIMER LlBRQ De Lee
TFJRA por Don Jose Solves, q eaicion
MANUAL DE MORAL PRAC7YcA 7
RELTGfDSA, traducda por NJ. de los A. Ar-
royc. asa,bas ebras 4 ls reales docena va 2
reales el ejemplar.
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Aguas minerales naturales.
Aguas dentrifcas.
jepillos y polvos para los diea
teS.
Biberones y bombas para es
traer la leche.
Geringas de gonna, de filtro i,
de cristal.
Suspensolios y bragueros.
rintes para el pelo y barba.
'emillas de hortaliza frescas.
Fubos de gonna para jeringas
Esponjas para la cara y pars
bano.
Emphasizes sobre tela.
Hungiientos de autores diversol
Vinos, Jarabes y Elixircs id. id
Todo 10 cual sc expende i
En- las presclipciones de lG
6 mes. | v.
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GAIA de pr6stamos.

Ei 30 del coiTiente Sc remataran on pnblica
almoneda las prcEdas de los talones siguicntes,
por cuenta de qnien corresponds Y por 6rden
Ia u Eranisnn rnnnl
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CON UN CAPITAL DE $4,000, 900.
Para informes se.Gros Iirigirse sus Agen
tes B0RDA COMP. - afayasdo2.
Carruajes.

De Gonzalez Ramos. salem dfariaSacnte lss
los de- la tarde para .opieiras. Carolina CaGuas:
las cuatre para Canercjos Rio-piedraS hetados
tadaa horaa. - tialls da ia Fortalaza. mum. ~.
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A " $50.

El Lndo ID. Jose r, Decerra hace presente que ha.
hendo cesildo para 81 los efetos dc Ia n @. de 9 lie
Jno aus 10 pr6hibd entre atros partieulares al H
bge eiereieo de hu profession, In ahiert0 Gallo del
Santo Cristo numeeo l0 Hta. 81 Nhrc.
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UNA GANGA.

Sc vende un nncvo piano do ErGrf. ohlieaa con
barrns de hierro Fahiiealo expreaafnente can es-
peeia9s condiciQnes para eSt:la Antiias de MADEIRA
de palisandro ol cual Sc haila dA manifesto en- Ia
BORINQUfN.
Para informcs dirigirso los profesores do mtisioa
do esta Ciudad. Sd
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e.h.s 16ndres. Paris Bremen. Genaya, HaoaAa.
easss 'sIs ais Cuba Sant0 Domingo MAdrll nantan-
H. Issreel9ns ofras plazas de EApanas 81
49, rssr eanfind de mas de yencineo pesos
~ i c01{p.s Tetuan 1Q. vvt0sW
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A v $50,

Sc desea I'm Pharmaceutical de iustifleada condneta
para que sc hassa cargo dc Ia bot delpuehlo tc Ad
inntaa. i'll que desee ohteaer In eeloeaei0n puedo
lrigirse b. Ietiro Gat7'iaa on Ponce SIS
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IMF0RThCTONEs
DIRECTAS.
LAS ExISTEHCiAS
asrsisaAu
Sc RESUEvAN
MENsUALMESTE.

Complete va c snrtilo que hcmos comprado
en- Europa, Y que por dcsculdo de los armada
res dc Liverpool no lego todo tempo, tone
mos el gusto dc anunciarlo a nucstros fivore
cedorcS, ofrec6ndoles sostcner como sienpre
los precios limitadisiraos que tanto han c0ntri-
buido formar el bucn nomhrc de csta casa
Tcntmos todo cuant0 lucda apctcctrSe en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-25
lJTTGIOS DIVERSOS.
A v $50.

Los Sres Par6s TEermanos han yendido las
eXistencas cue tenlan en- su tienla de Manati,
d. Pablo Grael!s Y u Pedro Pineda; en- cnyo
estahiecimiento sc oGecen los compladores
servir al pQblico en- lramo de mercancias Y
proyisiones satisfaction de los consumidores
que auieran buen0 Y barato. - Manati, Nhre
at de 1917 = purGs Her1.anos- Pedro Pine.
01--Ilbto GrGeHS Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-25
DE sANTHoMAs A LA CAPITAL.
;::4;: e. VEl>E.GRAEQ,
:usTsscAs II. San JuSto. IL.
HrSufv1S VEn1hS Al Al P9R On MAYOR MA Al 1s3MlE DE- ALE,
PRECIOS MUY MODICOS.
sURTfDo GENERAL
De MERCAkClAS
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E5PEt
en- calaado
PRECIOS MUY MODICOS.
Y AnTIcuLos De MoD1

tciielos, calZalo, articuos lie noved; d = MO a.
etc. y podemos comphcer las exiscacias c
guSto mas exquisite dclieado. Al Tex
gTafo, pues, los alicionatlos 10 tneno; qus
10 haIaran por roeo dino ro
Entire el siunhmcgo d ar;ictllos quo lleva;
nnestr9s alarador S, tenemos los siSuien-
tcS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-25
H3SoR.=e dt=a aDzaEEenogDs.

Casimires, mcrinos, paios, satin, de classes
snpeliores mcdlanos; calzado esmeradamen-
te conclui 10; drcs blancos V de color, classes
sncctas Y ell Cotton check bach.s tan usado hoy
por los parisienses de tono; camsas blancas
de color, Ultima novedad; cuclos Y puhos;
camisetas a1nerioanas clase rccogida somhre-
ros do felpa de tieltro fnos entretinos dc
p,ho etc, y los solicitados sombreros dc paia
Eli ell A,MACEN DE Ell TELEGRAPH,
,;culos MAQUINAS De C0SER NACiONA
vendemos precios muy modcos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-25


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rar un lei request
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-25

ingesa, tan prop;os para este china; dc espar
terra para jGvencs y nihos, todo lie diverse.
formas de gran novedad y gusto; polaina.
para monrar, fustas, bastones, raraguas, ca
mas de hero, pahneos dc hiIo, corbatas d
todas clases, .iabones, pomadas, etc, guante dc
cabritilla, cinturones, botonaduras, estuehes
dc ho'sllos, calcetincs, calzoncillos de hilo
etc, ctc.
nexo Ia misma casa, tenemos infnidad de ar
L, dc WILLOX & GIBBS y de SINGER, qu,
LLOMPART, MELON 4 Co.