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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-08-25

ToURNAI, in Belgium, has just lost, in
Francois Baisieux, one of its most noted
characters. He had hardly completed
his sixteenth year, in 1910 when he re-
ceived in police court the first of the
100 sentences with which his life was
checkered. The complaints against him
were always for assault and battery, but
never for theft or swindling. In the po-
lice court he was looked on as an old ac.
quaintance, and he often spoke to the
Judge, addressing him by his Christian
name. He seemed to think that he had
special privileges, and often said that
men of his stamp were necessary in order
to give the Judges and police something
to do. His life was one long combat
with the law, and his death occurred
while he was violating one of the city
ordinances. In the face of the order to
the contrary, Baisieux was bathing in the
river, and was seized with cramps and
drowned.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-08-25

A MAN ate seven cucumbers. a few
radishes, and Il basket of strawberries
and drank part of goblet of water
before going to bed the other night. The
next day he said a person has no
business to drink water just before retir-
ing"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-08-25

A CONTEMPORARY says of very prom
inent military General that "his sword
was never drawn but once-and then in
rattle"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-08-25

A VETERAN shopkeeper says that, al
though his clerks are very laxative dur
ing the day, they are always ready to
shut up at night.
The New York herald., 1877-02-13

PROPOSED CITY LEGISLATION.

Corporation Counsel Whitney, Comptroller Kelly,
Dorman b. Eaton, Jackson s. Schultz and two three
others Of the Citizens Committee, met IN private con-
sultation at the Mayors Office yesterday afternoon.
Mayor Ely did not take part in the conference, left
his Office shortly after two O'Clock. The subject Of this
conference in relation TO the bills before tho
Legislature which relate to the government OF this
city. The woodn amendments 10 tho present charter
irst taken up, and general conversation took
place to the effect OF certain sections Ono OF the
most important Of these relates to the giving
oct OF contracts Tor city work Certain chunges
which equally protect the interests Of the city
the contractors suggested NJ Saturdays gather
ug. These changes were again talked over at yester-
days session. Corporation Counsel Whitney stated
al the conclusion of the meeting, that no definite line
tons to the Legislature yet suggested II Is under
stood that several other similar sessions Will be
held The different city bills Will be then considered.
This committee OF citizens, with Mayor Ely and Comp
troer Kelly, Will then send up TO Albany their joint
conclusions the best methods for improving tho
present condition OF our municipal government
The New York herald., 1877-02-13
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Mayor Ely has approved the resolutions passed by
the Board Of Aldermen relative to keeping hatchways
closed The resolution directing him to ascertain the
Feasibility Of constructing underground railroad has
not received his signature II will be recoccted that
the Mayor took ground against tins proposition In q
properly owners.
CITY Chamberlain Tappan yesterday made the fol-
ST. 1859 62 PAYMENTS 81 1893 4o5 81 balance Feb
ruary 10, l,024, 70Z OIL
The charges against Commissioner Campbell " III be
the latter part 0f this week by tho Com.
mittee on Pubic Works OF the Board OF Aldermen.
AS Mayor ELY has signed the resolution o the Alder
the same has been transmitted to the Board OF Health
for their action, Messrs Won Reilly and OGuntscr, OF
the Railroad Committee, consider they have zone all
that " necessary to satisfy the public desire for heat
ing the cars DO their constituents think SO
The New York herald., 1877-02-13
Low AND HIGH WAGES.

NEW YORK MILLS. ONEIDA COUNTY, Feb. Q, 1877
To THE EDITOR OF HERALD
II you have a small space IN your valuable paper
you woulo obgo me by inserting these few lines In
reading your WEEKLY Of the I'D Of February | was
astonshed to the communication the labor ques
ton and wages. The writer speaks of the wages twenty
five years ago. You could Guy whole sheep Tor 81
then and you cannot buy leg for that, and pro-
visions, on the whole, are double now what they were
then There are hundreds OF farm hands working Tor
their board, and the laborcrs tho railroads are
working for ninety cents day, and nave TO Keep large
families at that That vs. worse than II was twenty live
years ago The wages have been low they
now, accord Ing to provisions Look Al machnsts'
wages; they we're better twenty-lv years ago than
they are now hope this will bring more Of the
TRUTH as am lover OF truth. Your obedent Servant
CHARLES ADAM p
The New York herald., 1877-02-13
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.
NEW YORK, Fen IL, 1877.

New YORK, Fen IL, 1877.
TO EDITOR HrRALD:-
wish you would be kina enough to enter in your
Complaint Book gross shame aud scandal-ths
condition of Third avenue between Sixty y-htth and
Sxty-sixth The Third Avenue Railroad CON-
pany ought to be ashamed TO have the block In such
condton-a company making such enormous divi-
dends that they afford TO water ther stock every
year or two. There hundrcds Of young ladies
belonging to the institution which am pupil who
are compelled to wade through the mud aud slush all
winter order TO get on the sidewalk from the cars
at the depot know II is useless to speak about the
Street Cleaning Commissioners. who understand are
daily airing themselves Harlem lane instead OF At
tending 10 their duties IN keeping tho streets clean
PUPIL.
The New York herald., 1877-02-13
wKLsHMAN WHO WAKES wRoTH.
NEW YORK, Feb. IL. 1877.

To THE EDITOR OF HERALD
Will you grant space in your columns to reply 10
the interrogatory letter OF your correspondent Lex
am foreigner, shall not venture an opinion on
the deterioration OF American men, sincerely hope
some OF his countrymen will afford him the desired In
formation Doubtless your CORES pondent will have
difficulty in getting passed through the Legislature
prohibiting Americans from travelling in foreign
countries-burglars in particular This would enectu-
ally prevent the horrible contamination OF which he
complains and ladies' would no longer be subjected 10
"piggsh treatment" in public conveynnc Now, Mr..
Editor, | am not writing defence OF the ungalant
conauct which your correspondent complains. Far
from It, But al the same time scarcely think his
object is to os gained by throwing the upon for
egners and ladies' themselves would be very oath to
accept as q champion an individual whose absurd ar
guments are only surpassed by scurrilous language.
Kindly accept this mild protest Of unsophisticated
WEL5HMAN.
The New York herald., 1877-02-13
QUESTION OF HEALTH.
NEW York. Feb. IL. 1871

NEW TURK, FeU ~ Io1I.
To EDITOR HERALD
The attention OF the Board OF Health ought TO DO
called 10 steamer lying at the foot OF Thirtyeighth
street, East River, employed in trying out diseased
dead animals the oil OF which is sold to soap factories
In this city, and eminent physicians have given their
opinion that the impurities from this lat the cause
of diphtheria and poisonous skin diseases which In
some cases result in death. In some or the most
highly permed toilet soaps this vile OIL IS used Soap
made from the refuse OF diseased animals cannot be
safc and therefore the attenton OF the public should
be called TO this and thorough investigation made.
l. G.
The New York herald., 1877-02-13
DANGEROUS DISCIPLINE IN A
SCHOOLHOUSE.

NEW YoRK, Feb. O. 1871
To THE EpIroR THE HERALD:-
Yesterday afternoon the teachers were practising
the means Of escape, in Of hre, at school No CO.
in the Twenty-third ward. number Of the scholars
of said school we're seriously injured Some OF them
were thrown down the stairs and others plod
on A lew wero 80 seriously injured ~ to be unable
10 70 home. Is that the way 10 get small children out
of danger in case OF freY sYMPArHIZER
The New York herald., 1877-02-13
HNGr1suMEN NOT PIGoIsH.

FKBkUAKY Il 1911.
TO TIE EDITOR or rHR HERALD
do not agree with your correspondent. "Lex" In
Sundays edition OF the HERALD, AS TO the piggish
treatment OF ladies by the English. resided in Lon
don for fourteen years. and nowhere have better
poeness extended 10 the ladies' than there AS 10 the
street question: why do not the New York cur CON-
panics adopt tno London plan? For there, when the
Of or omnibus are occupied The conductor
refuses TO take up any more passengers. u II. r.
The New York herald., 1877-02-13
FOREIGN MAIL.

The German Rhcn left here yesterday after
noon carrying 20 105 ordinary, 26s registered letters
and 83 pouches oi newspapefA
The New York herald., 1877-02-13
FINE ARTS AT AUCTION.

HIGH CLASS OIL PAINTlNGs AND wATER
COLORS WILL BE SOLD At AUCTION,
This TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVEN
tNGS. at N O'Clock. February 18th, l4th and 18th,
AT MINERS ART GALLERIES. s45 BROADWAY
The collection embraces very important choice
samples in oil and coors by leading artists Of tho
European and American schools
Nov on exhb bition tree till s +. NJ. each day.
HENRY d. MINER. Auctioneer,
OIlce and Art GallerY so Brondxay
The New York herald., 1877-02-13
SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
IA. Old Stand. s7Sassau 81
on wEDSnsP.x 1ss = KtEvEs s'..s ocLocK
PRIVATE LIBRARY OF STANDARD BOOKS.
by the best English aud American authors
sEvERAL. VERY FINE PARLoR SUITS.
Various STYLES and designs
ALSO FOR AccouST oF wiioM II MAY CONCERN.
siot OF Wolf and Buffalo Robes. Blankets &c
A sslGNEE's sALE-NorLcE.-THE STOCK IL
@snn .Hs So s Gh ss the es
Other Sf% T 70 s said .a m
on said premises on the 18th day Of February nsant 1T
EUGENE II. MUNGER.
Assigned
"A. AZ and 40 Liberty st.
auesday,. February ls .. 4 O'clock:
A UCTloS SALE OF OVER 500 LOTS HOUSEHOLD
between 9th aud 9Th avs. THIS Tuesday MORNING.
tend sSs large Household Furniture sale Over $40 yards
nut Bedroom suits Msirsssss Bedding Paintings Mirrors
Vases. Clocks Curtains Library, Dining room, Kitchen
Cutlery. &c T. ROTH. Xuctionser.
A RI SALE. NOW ON EXHIBITION
N"s on Swnksb1SsSb wkbSEsbAY. at 1e'si = o'eiocs s'''
OIL pSSTfSs sfSSH aSD p'fsl WafEE s GoIFoRs
A UcTIoY. SALE OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
!. sold r assds Rsvp'iy aY esasry Ss n
commencing ut 10 o'clock. at the
NO. 10 @nsT ',ssy s3 s MA SH%R @ Av
brilliant toned Panofortes Stenway and Windsor
2eisrant rosewood E.agerea
elegant Mante Sets
rs choice bronze Figurea
20 pieces Paran statnary
+ 10 windows lace Curtains.
Is sss,Sfi' ns o p.Sas. sas as." Jest saspsss sss.
elegant Library Bookcasca
elegant Library Tables
Ladys Secret aries ana bookcases combined.
Easy, Easy Cars ,S.n: Turkish ras. s.;.s,. ;,yle
IL elegant Bedroom Suits, complete. In black walnut
= iSIiss FsSs ass and 'so Boslsrs 'paas
- bedroom Chairs match
black walnut Lounges
:. sleran, bedroom and parlor Clocks.
3superb Extension Tables
"a black walnut Dining Chairs
aeAn. Dinner and uKs Efs ssi SyETi 6Sa
Goods boxed. cartsd and shipped.
A IS. DINGEE AucrIoNhER.
THIS SSsNiSaP SpssN!eS sP.'rf +. is. S.. .,e,.ea.
at Metropolitan Aue.on Rooms 4th av corner 25sh 81
bedroom, Pafloi and other handsomSs medium and low
priced tSrnsars. Croe.ery, Gssswars tine sidsboard
Comprising IS Bedroom Sui, sai.s. in black x.nSs
80 sne Bsds.ssas. sssortsd sizes.
modes. Chairs Hall Stands,
Psrlor Suits. in drab brown tam crimson and
raor Billiard Table, library and marble top Tables
ana s U Of sna Ga. sS %
iiers: chromo,, Ga. Stoves, S,. &c.. wu...
Mastressss--snele cO and full size, cured hair. mo.s
Extension TABLES pillar and others; Bookcases, Ward
Parior. library and onnce Desks very ans assortment
pieces Rag Carpet Brussels and ingrain Carpets
Please call aud examine this morning.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-04
IIIIh DE- VAPORES ISPAI0LES
ENTIRE LIVERPOOL Z PUERTO RICO.

Los yaporcs Puerto Rico. captain IZaguirre;
Bbnce captain Portuondo MaUagaez, captain Ciron.
seguir6n hacienda sus viaies como hasta aaui.
saliendo de Liverpool ell dia 20 de eada mes.
IMPORTANTE PARA Ell COMERCIo.
LiamAllos Ia atencion de los sres. comerciantes
les siguiente4
TIPoS REDUCIDoS DE FLETEs.
Mereancfas Sacos yacios Parel.
Perfumprfa, Juguetes, felns.
Cuehilleria, Dr0gas. viyerss. col Por tonela-
Jarcia Jabun, Vino. Iicores wv In do neso
ssspiritu0sos. Aguas mineral ~
lea Vidrio de yentanaS. medida
0uincalleria aiambre e0ore, no no. opcon dc
sas. serreterfa. pintura, aeei- 90. vapor.
.fe Dailas para uz6car -.-......t
Lozn. vidri9ria. cerveza. sol.
Arroz hero calderos fogones. 4s da de precio
Tbdo con ellop pH de caDa.
Maauiharia otras mercancias segun convenio.
Los fetes scran pagaderos ass la E.
,par eans s;slades de consideration de no menos de
SsonelRlas a. carga, por an solo vapor. SO hara
c3nvenio especial con los senorss que las compro-
Para mas nformes sobrs aetcs pasaje ga Sc Pnede
<frtQir q los Sres. White, Forman G2. 81 james
Street Liverpool; los Agentes Sres: Latlmer Ca
San Juan r. r. Sres Llauri. Borda y Ca Mayagaez;y
f3res. Wiechers ca. Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-04
rAsAJE DE IDA Y vUELTA.

Sc exniden pasaies de ida vuelta validos por dos
meses. con 10 p de rebala los pasaieros dc cmarF.
NINOS.
Los nhos de los pasajeios que no tengan afios
cumpliios. son llevados gratis. Los que tcngan ,
amos cumplidos hasta sin cumplir pagaran = pasa-
le. Los que tengan aios cumplidos no llcguen
H. paGaran pasi1e: dc II amos adelante pagan
pasaJe entero I'm casQ dc que una familia tenga q
nlhos memories dc amos, uno de ellos soamente Sc
lleva gratis, los otros paRsarln 4 pasiue.
CRIAD0S.
Los criaaos do los pasajeros pagarin en- los vajes
trasaflanticos, pase nc enircDuente ss0 Las cria-
dls pagarah las 2S del precio del pasac. seun Ia
tegor1a tomada por sus amos: no tienen dcrecho 4
estar en- los salones. sino el tempo rigar0snentc
necesario para el seryicio de sus amos
Recomendamos Il los pasajeros inserihan sus
nonlbres y lu2dr Il donde van, en- Eus eduipaies en-
caracteres nelisibles. Los pasajes expiden hasa
una hora Gntes de la salida dc los yapores
No Sc admiten iecs despues de In legadn de los
vapores. Para mas lnformes dirisirse los Consig-
natarios.
LLAURI. BoRDA CoMP.
Mayagfez IL dc Fcbrero dc 1875
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-04
MADERAS BARATAS.

Tablas, tablonos euartones dc piehipen, Ia
bias tabones de pino americana inglGs, los
hay de todas classes \ dimensiones en- el alma
cen de Barreras y Castillo.
Su dep4sito en 10 Marina, Pucrta de Es-
paila. H set l3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-04
VAPORES ESPANOLES
xNTRK LIVERPOOL 7 PUERTO-RICo.

s.srasvaSores Puerto -RcJe Mavaguez Ponce ST.
euen 81 errefa desde Liverpool para los varios puer
los de esin Isla 49,,
man Comp de Liverpool, los representatives
BNHs Ek11hfER r COAEP.. San Juan.--SREs. LIAuRI.
BoRDA YsC0lEP.. Maya4ynez--WIEOHRR COMP.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-04
HAnEDIA TBIDB' : IN j6ICOs.

DE La SOCIEDAD HIJOS DE SALDANA. :
Todo el que tenga en alreudamieGtot telreSs9s
de tlicha Hacienda, sc entenderi para sl pago
con q Administration Don Jose
saldaaa Pmentel on aquel pueblo oseon Don
Juan del Toro u Gonzalez en- este Capital, gestor
de dicha soeiedad, Elpago debc entenderse
dc 10 vencido desde q 81 dc Mario lltimo ylo
que sc yenza en- allelante, 5---6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-04
SASTRERIA
VILLA DE PARIS,
40 FORTALEZA- 40,

En- este nuevo estabecimicnto ACADIA de re-
cibirse por ell dltimo yapor uu gran surttlo tle
gGneros dara caballeros, elasticotinas, satcnes,
pahos casimlres, camIsqs, oamlsitas, calzonc-
Hos, mcdias, pahuelos, corbatas, cueos, pu-
nos etc etc., as como un extenso surtido de
ropa hecha.
AL mismo tempo participamos al pdblico en-
general que esta al tlente dc este csab!eci-
mieuto G! aoreditado Y conocd0 cortador Nh.
ALFREDO M0ifEAUN, euyos eonooinientos
en- el arle nos ahstenemos de rccemendar por
ser va muy conocidos de este ilustrado pdbHco-
BARAruRA, PRoNTITUD Y ELEGANCIA es In me
Jor recommendation sera nuestrU lena
PEREIR.i a Co. 3--6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-04
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.
Habana, directo.

Al regresar ell vapor de Ia Habana tocara en-
Puerto Plate.
Estos precios son en- orc Il Ia par
Sc eXpenden billetes de retorno para tres meses
con una rebala de % p0 bueno por ailo para los
ylales traSatantcos, sois meses para las Antillas
Sc haee una reba de IN sNto en- los ipos estableci
dos favor de las familias poro solo en- los casos
en- quo et importe del pasaje 81 earga totali
dad por toda la famlia fuere igual al importe total
del passage de cuatro pasajeros adultos de Camara
III termlno famllIa, solo comprende los padres sus
hiJos suS criadoS, y In rebaja hara las per-
sonaa que tomen billetes de retorno 8 q pasajeros
QHe omen biletes los preeos mas bajos para des-
de Europa.
Los hiaos menos de saf1os uno gratis. de 8 d Ia
euaIta palte, dc ~ la mitad.
Los passjeros paFn F!ancia, eualGluief parte dc
Europa pueden qQedar ID dias en- Inglaterra 81 asi
gustav vice versa los para IHglatefra puedon que
dar en- Francia; LOS pasa3eros per est0s yapores
tendran Ell prfvilego de Yajar e camino de hierro
entire Cherbourg. Paris. Plymouth LondraS una
rabo,a de 10 pSs los ehbarcados en- este puerto
Esta Irohibido los pasajeros, embapcando en-
este puerto ar bieteS sno en- la Agencia de Ia ca
Censnado Hgss no Rico: el pasaje tornado bordo
pagara 10 psS lie facargo Los vapores que salen de
San dan los dias IS ~ De nlaa 2carln con los va
pores american0s entro New York BRASIL
Para pormenores sobre Hetos, difigirse al Agente
de la CompaIia
La Compafiia asegura toda ease de vaieres QUE
en- as yap6Fes dc 10 Inca con dcstino 4 Eurepa San
Thomas HatdHns q cua1uer otro punto de su ruta
Ell Agente. ". Is. fAuLI,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-04
SINGER Y COMP,
Sc garantiza por cilcO amos
LA MEJoR MAQUINA DE CosERg DEL MuNDo
"NUEyA AMERICANA, ~

Su uso no requere instruction NO nnaaa sina
componerse cose tieSde ci t5jiio tlA fait = lns
guarncipnes de cuero. ,sgsgf gss ~ rH
Sc hala may por seQrifna de to,fAs 6s Mdonf,,5
do Coa6r. por sus oNeelenteS ieioras tlf IA ,,iissS
nalera que erro lie vstpor ayantaa an f,,,5,, Al
antit.no eoehe diligencia, AZ =, D ~ m - -
Cadn Mattuina va aeonpafada tlp las Cd ta,,ta.
pleas sin que por elias haya ateraeiou nis,unn an
su precio. 80 -
/ docena aguias surti- dora. tEl
das. Il mis III s,,p6.fs,a -. =.
meddor 6tornillo ilsa ffnskitsf ~ t I'VE -
] pie trenzaderuue Sir tlOnar ~ se.S "ev1- v1
We tambien para fecoger Il dobladillnfae 40 -
ysubre coser. isa fin,bien 80 M ~ .A'.,i ~ so ~
dobadilladof de Fu- teur ffss -
nell. 1 ilava
destornillador dc la i fsf,,df.los ..,s s4sis
l&llAlqera 'ahAr. ss'xt9S -
aleu5a para aesite. libfo fnstruccipn eh
carretees do Laaza- espa0ol. n
Los precios estan aoono4ados. 4 IA .astrnchea
la snOGtksQ n4isl0 al pogtau sfadd III fn&i<3 2 77S
Las a6ktlInus on Ell Mnhvb Bbnst5 ff3 ii6 f3ninalln
Ferretefia de francisco Bast0n q G ss MA illt
GALE DE TEruAN NUM- "a. 4 MA. siul
IMP, DEL 'sHo1ETIN. .r0RTATTIK |S7.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-04

FaciI es presentar la persona DIE desea
adquirir una maquna de eoser, unr aparato de
un golpe de vista agradablc, y cuya labor es al
parecer buena, pero solo una larga st rie de
amos de uso con satisfactorio rssilItade lneaen
seryirle de garantia. rs-'Y
La experiencia ha demostrado c.aramenfe
que no hay maqnina de coser dc doBle pesbdn.
te superior q la de st 5ss 80
SINGER " COMP. sin
cuya agerlcia exclusive fle concedida III Ibnaa.
dor de esta casa, nj hay niquna en- el mnndO
que tenga tanta aceptacion como esta.
Es sumamlente seHcilla v s6ida Ell svll nech.
nisno, f;lcil de manejarse difleil de desodm.
ponerse.
Hay constante deposito en- esta dhiM aken.
cia, en- sus sucuiSales de la sla ILL.,
N. b. Mecanicos inteligentes IN complo.
to surtido de piezas y accessories que III casa
ticne, la ponen en- cstado de componer c,iAl-
quiera maquina, sea cual ftiere su sistema. :
Los trabaios Sc garantizan, u los precios son
muy equitativos. fsse 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-04
I1srA DE PEEc1os DE Los pAsAJrs DE Ia c1AsE.
cidje nlenS,tal,
RUTA "B.''

En- "a 9l5 parties, y en- 80 una cuarta parte de los
preclos de Ia Los pasajeros de 3n caSe han dc levar
consigo los enseres de cana las proysiones nece-
sarias.
Cnando el vapor sale de este puerto & las 7 de la
manana no Sc eXpender;l ningun billete en- dcho
dla pero sc hara de a de la tarde el dia anterior
d mas de las horas acostumbradas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-04
a Y I S O.
Los que suscriben ofrecen de venta
Legitima CerYeza Tuborg.

de Tuborgs Fabrikker de Copenhaguen
Dinamarca), EN- barriles de 4 docenas
botellas enteras y de s docenas medias
botellas, Santhomas, abril 16 de 1877.
j. SAIA & c. Hta. lSoct.,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-04
RETORN0,
coNsrG1TATARI0s.

Nury1rAs. sres. o. p s. Dolz Comp.-GIBARA
ancesores dc Silva. Rodriguez Comp.-BARAcoA. l..
Alayo C0mp.-C CUBA, sres. s. Z L. i.os J Comp r.
min Bernedo.--A AesuApILLA Sres. Ame Julia Ca
PuFRTOz RTc0 SresS lriarte. HerInano de Caracena
y Conn -SANTH0MAs, SreS. Lamb Comp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-04
sEduNDo vIAJE MENsuAL,
RUTA HB,,'

Cuando el mes anterior tenGa 81 das las llecn Ias
salidas seran I'M dia antes e primer vaje men
sual. En- los meses de Julio, Octubre Diciembre e
dos un da despues.
Para comodidad de los pasaieros el vapor de la
Isla llevara un intjrprete.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-04
IabacO EN- rama.

En- 81 cstabecimiento del que suscpibe, siio
en- la calle de San Francisco, esquna Ia del
Cristo, sc encuentran de yenta por pacas por
partidas sobre doscientas cincucnta pAcas de
tabaco en- rama de T0pAS GLASSES del cosc-
cho proximo pasado de las mejofes vegas de
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-04
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-04
AyisO { los seiiores embarcadores.

Ina mercancias embarcatas por los yapores de la
lAea arfiba expresada que eguen este puerto des-
pesos Ia libra eerlina oil eanbo corriente de gire
en- las fechas de las erribadas Las que paguen e
llefa adelaptado en- Liverpool. solo les cobrara e
6Ds ala eapa en- vez del 10 pss senaado sobre tietes
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-11-02
PERSONAL

Rov. G.. w. ELLENELRGER and lady are
visiting their friends here, for a few days
Miss MABEL SMITH closed her term of
school at Walbridge and returned home
last week.
Mr.. II. V. SLAUsoN, who has been spend
ing the summer at Norwalk, Ohio, called
on us Wednesday,, on his return to his
home in Haskins.
Master FRANK FOWLER, who is making
his home with his brother HARRY, at
DaAville, Ill, was visiting his old friends
here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. IL. RoBINsoN, of Nash
vile, Tenn, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. ROB
INsoN, of Akron Ohio, were entertained by
Master CHARLES L. PECK this week, at
the residence OF his father, Mr.. II. E. PECK.
WILLIAM Hoop, of Bowling Green, Wis
tied Perrysburg Monday and spent some
time in examining the improvements re-
Gently made in our, village. He expressed
surprise and qualification at the number OF
elegant residences and business blocks re-
Gently completed and in process of con.
struction Mr.. H WAS one of the settlers
hOre and tUkes II lively interest IN the wei
fare OF Perrysburg. If we are not mis-
taken, he would like to make this his home
once more, and we are certain he would
meet cordial welcome here should he de-
termine 10 make his future home among
his old time friends and associates.