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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-22
La PEQUEAA ANTILLA
DE Aqua CARBONICA
Y LINIONADAS' GASEOSAS.
7. SAN JOSE T..

Alentado per la creciente protection de
este culto yecindario, ell dueno de este va
su fabrica con todos los aparatos, botellas,
q, que Sc usan en- los paises en- dolde esta
ndustria esta a la mayor altura Ell agra
dable sabor de estas innocuas bebidas sus
efectos higienicos son va por experiencia
aqui bien c0noeld0s.
Las personas qne gusten 4bonarse por me-
ses, comprar barriles botallas pueden
estar en- la seguridad de que Sc les seryirQ 4
precios en- extremes modico. Los que ia
vorezcan con Glls pedidos esta faahrica cuen-
ten con que han de tomar Aqua sARBoNIcA !
LIMoNADAs GAsEosAs LEGIrIMAs baratasy asea-
das az
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Al LEVzE De oBo,
Gale de Ia Cruz (entre la de Ia Fo,taleza q
Ploz0 P7incipol.

Sc ACADIA de reeibir en- este establecimiento
un gran smtido de panueios da seda de la Chi
ma, chieos Y grandes, chalnas para senopas y
cabaIleros de Ultima moda, panolones de seda
de Ia India, salida de baile, nueya moda, I'm
gran surtido de peiiimeaia,
Las personas one deseen eomppaP hnenos es-
pejnelos Y lentes de crlstales Gle roca garanti-
zados, Sc pneden presentar en- este estableci-
miento Tambien Sc eaeHentran cristales de
todos colores Y mmeraciones, eFeotos de 6pti-
ca Y de ngrimensor, espejuelos y lentes mon
tados en- orc, plata dorado, aeero, carey SO
hacen toda elase de composturas II Bertrand
OusSet. Hta. sbre
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D. AriStides Alvarez ROSSy.

Suplicamos este seior, ex-asente del Bo-
IEriN en- san German, sc sirva abonar 4 esta
administration $29l-60 de recibos que le he-
mos remitido, amen de otros que indebidamen.
te cohro con su propia filma y sc 10 avisamoe
por este medic por haberse obstinadamente nc :
gado contestar las repetidas cartas que,
muchas de elias eertifcadas, le hemos remitido.
La Administration del BoLEEIN.
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ola XIZCAINA."
HOTEL Y CASA DE HUESPEDES
San JUsTo 13 Y 15.-PTo. Rico.

Los nueyos duenos dc este Hotel ponen en- eonoci-
melto de los sehores vageros haber hecho todas las
meoras de que era susceptible este estabecimicnto
Mesa redonda seryida con eSmero profuson
Habaciones espaeiosas veniiladas, elapaa amucbla-
das muy limpias
ofrecemos 4 las personals RESIDENCES en- esta Capt.
tai ag!epios a Ia mesa por un m6dico preeio.
Sc deSpaehan comidas domico.
Sc admitcn encargos dc banquetes al efecto con
famos con eXeelenteS cocineroS CdrdadG Isijeir0.
hta. 23 Agt0,
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VapOr americana HUNTSVILLE
DE | 200 rosELADAs
SU CAPTAIN, WEIR.
Linea directa mensual para los E. Unidos.

Este c6modo Y s6lido Vapor segnirA hacien-
do sus viajes periodicos entire Nueva- York Y
esta Isla, tocando en- San Juan, Mayagiiez Y
Ponce.
Llegara aqui procedente de Nueva-Yo ell
dia 80 de cada mes, regresara Il dias des-
pues
Precio de Pasaje, s IS ORC en- L camara.
Flete tipos modicos segun la cantidad de
carga.
Ademas, este Vapor tomara iiete en- otros
puertos de la Isla, siendo de alguna importan.
ca.
Para otros pormenores dirijirse stls consig-
natarios:
SILV A II Go. - San Juan
Gil De -CH0UDENS. --Mayagiiez.
PASTOR MARQUEE & Co. Ponce.
Hta. Is AZ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-22
vAPORES ESPANOLES
ENTIRE LIVERPOOL 7 PUERTO.RICO.

Ios yapores Puerto Rico, Mava0itez Ponce 81
Ruen su carrera desde Liverpool yarios puer-
Para iniormes referirse los Sres. White. For
man Comp. de Liverpool. q los representatives
SRRs. LkTINER CoMP. San Jnan.-SREs. LLAURI.
BoRDA COMP. Observation-Disclosures COMP,
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INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.
Ia cAMARA.

al regresnr el Yapor de La Habana tocarii en
Puerto Plata.
Estos precios son en- 0T0 americana la par 8 su
eQliYalente moncda corriente.
Sc eXpenden billetes de retorno para tres meses.
con rebnIa de Is pa. bueno por un aho para los
viajes trasatanticos, Seis meses para las Anilla
Sc hace reb0ja de seXto en los tipos estabeci
dos cn favor de las familias pero solo los casos
que e. importe del pasfa. 81 Sc carga EN- su totai
dad por toda 10 tama fnere igna al importo total
del pasae de cuatro uasaiero6 adultoS tia lHmara.
E termno familia, solo nrende los padres sus
hiios criados. y la rebaja se nara las per
sonas que tomen biletes de retorno, q oasperos
qHe telaea bietes los precios mas baos para a-
de Europa.
Los ninos menos de a4og, uno gratis, de la
cuarta parte, de u la mtnd,
Los pasajeros para Francia, 6 cGaiquior parte dc
Europa. pueden quedar l5 diaS Inglaterra 81 asi
GUSTAV, vice versa los para lngaterra pueten que
dar en- traGeiH Los pdSaleros por estoS yapores
tendran ell pryisgia de yiajar Ell camno de hierro
entire Cherbonrg Paris. Plymouth L6ndres, d una
rebaia de 10 pSS los embarcados aa este puerto.
Esta prohibido d los pasajefoS. eIaharcando en-
este puerto tomar billetes sino en- de los Agen
ties on san Juan Puerto Rico, Sres Latimer 4 Go: c
pasaje tornado horao pagara 10 DS de recargo. Los
gapores que saien de S Juan los dias IS n de mes
toearan con los vaporeS amerIelpGs entire New York
Brasil
Para pormenores sobre letes. dirigirse al Agente
de III Eempafila.
I4a G0apeftfa ssegura toda ease de yalores que
en- efectiV0 inetRis preeiosos joyas. Sc embarquen
en- los vapores de Ia 1ipeR Gop aestno Europa. San
Thomas. Habana. cllalGIief otfD puato de su ruta
-Asentes. L6timer & Go.
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| HIELO !

En- el estabecimiento la ZARAG0ZANA,
Sc yende hielo al preco de p centayos la Ii
bra ~ qnintal, despaehandose tambienaigual
precio los pedidos que gusten hacerse de los
pueblos dc Ii isla lita ag.
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a v { S O..

Los que susc,riben ofreeen de venta
yLegitima cerYeza Tuborg,
de Tuborgs Fabrikker de Copenhaguen
Dinamarca J, en- barriles de 4 docenas
botellas enteras y de s docenas medias
botellas. -Santhomas, abril Is de 1877.
j. SAIA & O." Hta. Is oct.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-22
sEGuNDo vIAJE AfINsUAL.
RUTA ssB.''
LLEGADA. SALIDA

Cuando ell mes anterior tenga 81 dias las llegadas
sadas serAn un dia antes en- ell primer viaje men
sual. En- los meses de Julio. Octubre Diciombre, e
vapor ingles llegara este puerto los das senaa
dos un dia despues.
Para comodidad de los pasaieros ell vapor de la
Isla llevara un interprete.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-01
The New Year.

The world is still much like child despite
the weight of centuries it carries, and looks
forward to its birthday as eagerly as the boy
who looks forward to manhood "as island
poets gaze across the sea, believing the world
beyond. to be blest Araby of Spices" Ger
tainly the years bring no sense of decrepitude
to this old earth of ours, for she welcomes
each recurring one as carrying her forward to
maturity of strength and wisdom. Cen
turies hence perhaps when age brings its at
tendant ills and the world and its people feel
the approach of decay New Years will be kept
as day of fasting instead of feasting.
As in the mass so individually we hail the
New Year with rejoicing, and keep its OPEN
ing day as festival, though it brings US all
twelve months nearer to the grave, and car
ries many of us into the decline of life. Yet
the grandsire whose remaining days are few
rejoices as heartily as the grandson to whom
life is full of glorious possibilities. We all
welcome the footsteps of Death, for they fall
so lightly that we listen to them as to the
joyous tread of some festal guest. bringing
6OOu III LIS tldius IL uluSI Uc budb Luc
innate sense of immortality in man, the in.
born conviction that our stay upon the earth
is but preparation for higher and better
and lasting life elsewhere, dictate our vel
come to encroaching Time and swift-hasten-
ing Death. The boy looks to manhood for
the fulfllment of his aspirations, the man to
the life beyond, and both rejoice as they near
the goal With other belief the end of life
is the end Of all joyous things and the new
year to be moaned over as a step to the grave
which ends all.
We all enter upon the new year with high
resolves and antcipations, for in the future
we all hope to find our promised land, TO
discover our isles of the blessed, to make
into vefitable homes our Spanish castles.
Many of these anticipations will be disap-
pointed, many of these resolves broken, but
we shall be the better for having entertained
them. 1t is good to have ideals if we but
struggle to reach them. There is something
ennobling even in the failure, and the strug-
gle is helpful and Strengthening. What we
fail to attain this year we may accomplish the
next, always bearing in mind with faith that
it is always the coming year which is to be the
happy one.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-01

CHARLESTON, South Carolina, as the
stronghold Of the spirit of reform that defied
Jackson in notification times, and nourished
secession until it became a monster that
nearly destroyed the country, very appro-
priately comes to the front with taxpayers
meeting that furiously resolves ii will support
Wade Hampton as Governor and treat Cham
berlain as a usurper. The Bourbons will for
get nothing and learn nothing. The mere
hope of triumph in the field Of national
politics recalls all their old arrogance and
sharpens the edge OF all their old infaWies.
After local campaign in which their brig
ands paraded districts in which intimidation
was possible, mounted and armed, to spread
Democracy by the old Mohammedan system,
at the point of the sword and after calling in
the aid of Georgian invaders to revolutionize
Republican strongholds, they display charac-
teristc impudence in the attempt to decide
deinitely grave State and National question
by secession town-meeting.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-01

THE conduct of the striking engineers on
the Grand Trunk railroad furnishes another
illustration CT the tendency of trades un-
ions. In consequence of their pernicous
doctrines six handred men ordinarily respect
able and intelligent have suddenly developed
into the worst kind of ruffians, simply because
a railroad corporation claimed the right to
manage its own affairs. There is not in this
case single extenuating circumstance. 1t
does not appear that the Grand Trunk has
been tyrannous or unwilling to pay fair
compensation to its employees. The state of
| business compelled reduction of expenses
| and this was made by discontlnuing certain
| trains and dscharging the engineers en-
ployed in running them and by cutting down
somewhat the wages OF the engineers of other
trains. No reasonable man will deny that
the company Lad full right to do both these
things. If the engineers felt aggrieved they
had perfect right to quit the road. But
they had no right to do so in such way or
at such time as to jeopardize the life or
property of innocent third parties, or with
the intent of injuring the property of the
road even. When the engineers started out
on their engines last Friday night, they gave
to the railroad company an implied promise
to carry them through and this promise was
just as binding in law and in morals as if it
had been an express one. On the strength
OF it the company incurred heavy RESPONSE
bilities. 1t agreed to transport hundreds OF
passengers and tons of freight safely and
within a specified time. By abandoning
their trains the engineers made the fulfill
ment of this contract impossible and thus ex-
posed the company to heavy damages legal
ly, and endangered the lives and property of
innocent parties. 1t was method of pro-
cedure closely analogous to that of the high
wayman when he seizes his victim by the
throat and demands his money or his life and
if not legally so culpable was morally on
plain but a trife higher. If the engineers
were entitled to any sympathy at the begin.
ming OF the controversy their conduct on Fri
day night and subsequently has been such as
to make such feeling for them entirely out
ofpace now. The ring leaders are to be
prosecuted and they should be to the full ex-
tent OF the law.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-01

In another column aD,sdeford correspon-
dent has something to say Concerning the
two candidates from this district for IT, Of.
fee of state treasurer, Hons. E. FL. Banks of
Bddeford, and S. A. Holbrook of Freeport.
Both of them are first class men in every re-
spect. Any tribute to the fidelity and capa-
bility of the one applies equally to the other
aud the election of either of them will ensure
a continuation of the same careful manage
ment of our state finances which has char
acter;zed the administration of the present
treasurer, Mr.. Hatch.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-01

WHATEVER acts Congress may pass, the
people will retain their own opinion of the
privacy of telegraphic communication. A
despatch is as sacred as letter, and the laws
guard the sauctity of the mails with the
heaviest penalty.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-01

MURAT HALsTEAD refers in his Cincinnati
Commercial to the ''so-called newspapers of
New York" The "so.called' are as yet
guarded in their retorts, but one OF them IS
bold enough to call Murat "the author of
that brunette pamphlet, the Commercial"
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-01

Proctor Knott's anxietysto get hold of some
ones kilograms is in striking contrast with
his conduct of last session. Then he was so
careless on the subject that he forgot all
about meptiCning most important dispatch
which was addressed to him, but belonged to
the whole country.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-01
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Dentist.

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FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT.

M.srs. Eii'ors.-Please announce Dr. L. J.
SUTTON as the Republican candidate for CLERK
of the Circui; Court fer 81. Marys county at the
election in Isl? and say that he will receive the
warm support of his party and friends in
April 20, lsI6n. Chaptico District.
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FOR REGISTER OF WILLS.

Mcssrs. Editors Please announce JOHN
ABEL, Esq. as a candidate tor the position Of
Register OF Wills for St Mary sconntv at the
election in 1879 and say that he will he warmly
nv the people Of the county, generally.
Sept 81, 1876 The People
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FOR TIE SENATE.

N,ssrs Editors Please announce JOS. s.
ALLSTAN. Esq, rs a candidate for seat in
the next Senate Of Maryland and say that he
will he warmly supported by the people of the
county generally.
April 20, ls76-n The People.
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No. 9o7 ~. Av., BIT. 9th and l0.h SITS.
WASHINGTON, DC.

References by Permission. A
James. Esq. Cashier Of the Bank of
Washington. Washington, ID e.; Hon
lewis Mckenzie, President of the W
& u Il X Co., Alexandria. Va: p H
Teoth, Esq. President of the Upper
Potomac Steamboat Company, Acco-
tink, Va; Mcssrs Davy & Harmon,
Merchants, Alexandria. Va: Messrs
Buzhv & Brown, Commission Merchants,
222 North Wharves. Philidel-hia; Hon
b G Harris, Lsouardtown, Md.
Aug. -, lS76-tf.
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