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ctually in the treasury is generally about the

same.
1t is remarkable that SO much money is left
after it is due. Bonds that are due and not pre-
sented and interest that is due Tor year,, are
rswn 81 he e.
sued the law authorizes 20 per cent more GER
tfc ties TO be issued than the amount OF gold or
| never been exercised, ut lea not within my re-
collection. certainly not in my term.
/ Now. 10 regard to another pnint pertinent to
United States notes. The precise figures are
the time OF the passage of the resumption act.
and the amount now ia s348.6S,0A. Again, the
amount Of outstanding bank notes has been
On December 81. 1877. 1921 e72. sos. and on Feb.
banks in existence. not IA PROCESS ef liquida-
ton. was $685. AS, and the difference between
there two sums b ing notes OF banks In process
| OF liquidIio although the notes are tn circn-
lation. vet an equal amount Of greenbacks are
in the Treasury as a special deposit to redeem
Senator Herman - They make part Of the
$s4s 900 legal tender notes?
Secretary Sherman, = Yes; as many Of legal
are bank notes in process Of redemption.
at s2ss 900 Of national bank notes outstand-
ing?
Secretary sherman-If yon, count the whole
OF the greenbacks as outstanding. there would
be remembered that the United States notes
have been in circulation since 1869, and bank
notes since 1864. and that large sums are lost or
destroyed. This diminshes to tome extent the
amount ou standing. FL w much don't know;
you can Judge as we'll as /.
The secretary submitted statement showing
the ISSUE of silver coin and the reduction Of
frac ional currency from April TO- 1876. to Febru-
ary, 2s, 1875 to have been as follows: Fractional
currency redeemed, s24,31s,o39 "a; total silver
payments, s38. AIS. .308 68.
| Another statement submitted shows the total
amount of fractional notes outstanding on the
sixteen h instant to be s17.1O9715 SO.
| The Secretary said that the average monthly
$500, 900. The Secretary thought that there are
| in circulation now Of legal tenders. outside uf
what is held to redeem the notes of banks now
| in liquidation about $32O. 900, 600.
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WASHINGTON. March 20-The House Commit
tee ON Postoffice and Post Roads this morning
commenced the Investigation into the ma0ner
of let ing mail contracts by the Postoff1ce De-
partment.
Mr.. John M. Adams. a mail contractor. gave
the mails on the Mississippi river. but there
was nothing developed showing any non COM
pliances with the law regarding mail contracts.
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ecpan MaiI Service to RrazIl.

WASHINGTON. March 1o-The Committee on
Postoffices and Post Roads, to whom was re-.
steamship service between the United States
and Brazil. authorized the chairman Mr.. Wad-
dell to report it to the House at the next cali Of
Mr.. Waddell In behalf of majority Of
the committee. will make a speech upon
the bill. taking the ground that the
Brazilian government expects the United States
10 join with it in the establishment OF line Of
monthly steamships between this country and
Brazil. and that, furthermore, By this line of
ocean mail transportation American commerce
Ia revived,
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Exposition Arrangements.

NEW YORK, March 20-It has been decided not
to send any more naval vessels to Europe. and
viii be sent to Havre
By the French steamship line. The Wyoming
end Constellation will return to the United
seqn aer
will remain and bring back to the United States
such goods as are not disposed of In Europe.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-21
The Terms OF Peace.

LONDON, March 20.--The Tines publishes shis
morning the terms OF the treaty Of peace. of
which there are twenty nine articles. The
statements hitherto published are substantially
correct but the details are eomplioated Mon-l
ienegro will, by the treaty. double LIS present
area. The Russian evacuation Of Turkish ter
ritory is to commence only when thu treaty iB
definitely concluded. but ia to completed within
three months thereafter.
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Awards of the Mexican and American
Claims CNmmissiau.

WASHINGTON. March 2o.-In the House Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs this morning. Mr..
Wilson, OF West Virginia. to whom was referred
the bill of the House. setting aside certain
awards of the American and Mexican Claims
Com mission. amounting to 100000, made a
report to the effect that the House had no jurfs-
diction in the premises.
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Retailing T3baccO from Unstamped
Packages.

WASHINGTON. March 2o.-The Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue had a conference this
morning WITH Repref entative O,Neill and a
on the subject of the retail tobacco trade In that
city. The trade as now carried on is. in direct
formed The delegation that tobacco must be re-.
tailed from Packages which bear evidence of
having been tax paid The plan pursued in
small quantities from original packages to re-
tailers.
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Senate Committee ON Finance.

WASHINGTON, March 2o.--The Senate Finance
Committee this morning heard Senators Beck
and Matthews in favor Of the bill exit nding the
time of holding whisky in bond from one to
three years. The committee will meet on Fri
day next to vote on the bid.
The committee also heard a delegation from
Indiana in favor Of the establishment OF mint
at Indianapolis
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The Surveyor Generals Omce-TImber
Culture.

WASHINGTON. March 2o.--The House Commit
to abolish the Surveyor Generals oftice, and
agreed to hear at i's r., next meet ing Professors
The eco eommisiee mile also agreed to p set ia aside the
bills providing for timber Gull ure. and directed
Mr.. Patterson. of Colorado. to prepare substi-
tute for them.
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S0vereIgns of Industry.

WASHINGTON, March 2O.-The fourth annual
session OF the National Council Of the Sover-
eigns of Indus ry is now being held here. The
session opened yesterday with full represent
alton, President W. Fl. Early in the chair. The
various reports show. the order to be in pros
porous condition. aud the national council out
of debt. By invitation. the representatives will
visit President Hayes tomorrow.
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Improvement of ct. Johns River.

Railways and Canals heardato- day Gen. Finley
and Capt. Hemingway. Of Florida, in behalf Of
a bill granting q charter for. the Improvement
structing canal in st. John Lake. The COM
mittee agreed to recommend charter reserv-
ing to Congress the right to regulate the rates
of toll,
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Mrs, Gaines Proposes a Com promise.

NEW YORK, March 2O.-A special from Wash
tngton says Mrs. Gaines. the celebrated New
Orleans claimant. has offered to compromise
her entire claims to properly In thai city for
81 SOC 600, payable In ten annual installments
The city Is In such an impoverished state that
she is receiving NO income from the enormous
property her legal rights to which have been
established.
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Coupons Detached and Dee trOyed Cannot
be Paid.

partment having submitted to the Attorney
General the question whether coupons of the
United States when detached and destroyed can
Revised Statutes, he has decided that they can
mot
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The Tariff Bill To He Reported Friday.
WAsH1NeToN. March 2o.-The. Committee on
Ways aud Means went over their work on the
tar ff bill to-day and generally reviewed 1t. The
bill is 30 far finished that the committee expect
to report it next Friday.
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RETURNING BOARD COMFORTERS.
THE RADICALS IN THE SENATE HUNT
ING JUDGE WHITAKER,s RECORD,
I'm Search of Cause to Threw Mud mt Rim
and Prejudice the Prosecution
In the Public Mind.
Especial to the Democrat ]

Especial to the Democrat]
WASHINGTON March 2o.-Old Howe, OF Wis
consin, to-day introduced resolution to in
quire into the record of Judge Whitaker as q
revenue officer. The design of this Is. Of course,
to give the Radicals an opportunity to throw
mud at Whitaker. with the view Of helping
to sustain the recsnt action OF the Supreme
Court and prejudice the late prosecution OF An
derson in the pubic mind.
The Radicals In the Senate never lose a
chance to lp their friends in trouble, and their
custom In this regard Is In striking contrast to
the miserable hesitancy and cowardice. or
worse. Of the Democratic House, which. under
the
Manipulation Of Sam Randall,
was prevented from taking any action to sus-
tain or encourage the authorities OF Louisiana
in their effort to punish the felons of the Re-
turning Board.
The custom OF the Democrats. under Ran
dalls leadership, seems to be to lift up their
coat tails and bend over whenever the Radicals
manifest q disposition to kick somebody.
BUELL..
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England Opposed in Her Demand for the
submission of the Whole Treaty.

LONDON. March 2l.-A dispatch from Vienna
says all the powers except France oppose Eng
lands demand for the submission ef the whole
treaty to the congress. ts@s
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NEw YoRK, March %. Commissioner McCor-
mick will sail for Paris today. but his Office
will be kept open I'LL April 1T.
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ANXIETY AZ TO Austria.s Pature.

LONDON. March 2G.-A Berlin dispatch says the
North and South German newspapers express
great anxiety about Austfia's future.
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England VIII Oppose Russia's Acquisi.
sitiOns i'm Asia.
VIENNA. March 2o.-It is stated that England
has decided to oppose the Russian annexationE
in Asia
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ORLEANS, THURSDAY, MARCH q,

formation as he may have respecting the future
policy Of Spain towards the island Of Cuba.
ton OF the resolution md 1t went over.
The Senate then. at 5 :l5 p. m. adjourned.
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Typhus Raging Among Che Russians.

LONDON. March 20-Adyices from Aaia Minor
report that tyDhus fever is raging among the
Russian troops.
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THE EASTERN WAR CLOUD.
ENGLAND HAS NO GROUND TO MAKE
WAR WITHOUT GOING TO THE
CONGRESS FIRST.
And I'm Making War without aucm At
tendance, VIII Incur the Disapproba-

LONDON, March IA Vienna dispatch says
that it is argued in official circles here that
Eng and has now no ground to make war with
out first going to the congress. IL che does 60
to war under these circumstances. she will have
the disapprobation OF Germany and Austria.
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Russian Officers Embarked for 0dessa.
LONDON. March 90.-A dispasch from Pera re-
ports the embarkatfon OF a number OF Russian
officers for Odessa from San Stefano.
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Russia Laying In Military Supplies.
LONDON, March 20-Russia is buying large
quantities OF saltpetre and iorpedoes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-27
NOTECIAS NACIONALES.

Segun vemos en- los periodicos reel
bidos ell domingo por 81 yapor correc
Gomilos, al bullicio y auimacion de las
reales festas ha sucedido una completa
calma en- Ia Peninsula. Asi 10 compren
deran nuestros lectores por las escasas
y POGO intefesantes noticlas que nos sn
ministra la prensa nacional de la Ultima
decena. Helas aqul:
La Reina dona Maria Cristina Y el
Rey ID. Francisco de Asis salieron 81
28 por la tarde con direction 4 Francia
y los Sres. duques de Montpensier hi
JOS para ell Escorial donde permaneceran
cinco dias.
Despidieron en- la estacion { los au-
gustos viajeros SIS. NM. y AA., los mi
nistros, Ell gobernador civil, algunos ge-
nerales y otras muchas personas.
El celebre captain Boyton, que con
su aparato saliva yidas cruzo Ell canal de
la Mancha y los principales rios del
mundo, esta recorriendo ahora ell Tajo
con direction & Lisboa,
Esta llamando justamente Ia aten-
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sentados por las fortalezas ar
menias: mis- cuarenta millones
de libras esterlinas garantislos
por los tributes de Bulgaria y
Egipto mas diez millones 4 ri
SOS RESIDENCES Ell Constantine
pla mas un million por pc
quenos gastos. Cesion de cua-
tro blindados.
Esto ha catlsado sombria SEN
sacion Ell Europa.
MERCADos.
Nueva- ork. 25 febrero.-Az1-
car mediano i buen retino Gle I /
"a I ] cts. lb.
Gro l02.
L0ndres, % i'd d.-(Sin altera-
cion).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-27
BOLETlN De TELEGRAMAS.
SERvICIO ESPECIAL,
De "El Agents" yel "Hulatia''

L0ndres p febrero.-Ayisan
de Londres que una reunion pol
la paz tenida en- Hyde-Park sc
termind por demostraciones con-
trarias.
La casa de Gladstone nueva-
mente apedreada.
Despachos de Constantinopla
anlncian los terminus de la paz.
Sc incluira en- la nueva Bulgaria
ell territorio entire el Danubio Y
los Balkanes. Los llmites de
la Rumelia para Servia serdn el
Euxino y Ell vale de Martha,
eXcluWendo 4 Adrianopolis. Los
notables de cada Estado elegi-
ran ell soherano, sujeto 4 la ra-
titicacion de Europa, La Puer-
ta recibird tribute proporoiona-
do 4 la venta FL paso Gle los
Estrechos prohibido para los
buques de guerra pcro libre
para los mercantes de todas las
naoiones. Rusia dirigira el 90
bierno (de l9s, nuevos Estados
sin duda) dos amos; y cincuen-
ta mil hombres de su ejtrcito
permanecerin mientras tanto en-
ell pals. Russia cambiara Ia Dro-
bustcha por la Rumanfa (D.
mdemnizacion de ciento cua-
renta millones de rublos repre-
al Seri sin duda la Rumania rusa, que Sc
conoce hoy baio el nombre de Besarabia =
n, dc III dyeate,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-27
JOSE MARIA AUTRAN.

Despues de la communication Ultima
del comandante del Jorge Juan, lego ell
dia 20 Y uD cuarto de hora antes de
cumplirse ell plazo senalado. la bandera
espanola fue saludada con 81 canonazos
por ell buque de guerra haitiano Mil
ochocientos cuatro que fue contestado
por ell buque espanol, y d medic dia, ell
Secretariode Estado de las Relaclones
Exteriores fue 4 bordo del 1ltimo Y en-
trego en- propias manos al ST.. Autran el
documento que copiamos a continual
cion:
Secretario de Estado de las Relacio-
nes Exteriores. Port au- Prince 20 de
diciembre de 1877-La satisfaction da-
da por ell saludo destruve los otros Gin
co puntos de las reparaciones pedldas
por Espana Respecto al asunto Fer
nandez Ell gobierno da al comandante de
S. NJ. c. las explicaciones siguientes;
Ell 90 de julio de 1875, los Sres. Fer
nandez J Stevens, juzgados por contu-
maces por ell Tribunal correctional de
Port-au-P Prince baio la acusacion de fall
sedad con periuicio del Estado de
Haiti. han sido absueltos. Por resolu-
cion del ministerio p1blico ell Tribunal
de casacion ha conclude ell iuicio y re-
mitido ell expediente ante ell Tribunal
criminal; el p de diciembre de 1875
Sc expidi6 sentencia de ese Tribunal
criminal en- que Sc condenaba a Manuel
Fernandez & tres anos de trabajos for
zados en- 1876, Sc constituyo Fernan-
dez prisionero yoluntariamente, para
iuzrar su contumacia en- virtud de los
articulos 377 y379 del c6digo de ms
truccion criminal asl concebidos.
g Art. 377.-Si ell acusado Sc consti-
"tuye prisionero, que sea detenido
antes de extinguirse la pena prescri-
ia. en- tai case, tanto ell jucio como los
procedimientos desde la orden de ar
"resto. 8 de la presentation, seran anu
slados de derecho, y se pr0cedera res
"pecto del acusado en- la forma ordlna-
ria.
Art. 379.-El contumaz que, des-
pues de haberse presentado obtuviese
rs su absolucion, sera siempre condenado
en- los gastos oeasionados por su con-
sc tumacia. !"
De aquf ell iuicio del Tribunal crimi-
nal fecha 27 de setiembre de 1876, que
con arreglo 4 la declaration legativa
del jurado absuelye Manuel Fernan-
dez de la acusaeion que pesaba sobre
el.
Relativamente 4 Ia solueion de 10 que
ataiie Santisf, Ell gobierno toma acta
de La peticion presentada por el CONAN
dante del forge Juan, Y, corridos los
tramites legales. el Presidente de.Haiti,
an el cfrenlo de sus atribuciones. hara
uso respecto 4 Santisf de los mismos
sentimientos que en- casos analogos, lie
han guiado con sus nacionales.
El Seeretario de Estado de las Rela-
clones Exteriores. N. Garrif.
Las diferencias entire Espanay 81 go
bierno Iaitiano acaban de terminarse
satisfactoriamente para ambas parties.
Despues de las explicaciones dadas
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por ell gobierno, en- la reunion del Cuer-
po Diplomatico invitado al Palacio Ma
cional en- la tarde del Is del corriente
explicacioles que ell Mayor r. Stuart,
Ministro Residente de S. NJ. b., ha
consentido en- trasmltir, afectuosa es-
pontaneamente, al comandate del .jorqe
Juan, este ha admitido que el saludo or
denado por ell gobierno haitiano, al que
contesto, destruia toaos los cargos que
Sc nos dirigian.
Esta solucion de di6cultades cuyas
consecuencias podian ser tan sensibles,
ha permitido desde luego la reanuda-
cion de las relaciones amistosas entire
ambas naciones Y ell ST. Secretario de
Estado de las Relaciones Exteriores, ha
visitado al Jorge Juan, acompanado de
dos ayudantes de campo del Presiden-
te de Haiti Ell Ministro ha recibido
de la marina espanola la mas cordial
acogida haciendosele los honores cores.
pondientes.
Por la tarde, ell comandante del .J0r,
ge Juan, seguido de sus oficiales, paso q
yisitar al Presidente de Haiti. Des.
pues de haber declarado al jefe del Es-
tado, en- nomb1e de S. NJ c. ell rey dc
Espana cuan satisfecho estaba por la
feliz termination de todas las diferen
cias, ha agregado que esas difcultades
40 lutheran surgido nunea 81 el gobier.
no espanol hubiese podido conocer me
jor el caracter del pueblo haitiano Y e
de su jefe, y ha rogado al Presldentt
que, respecto al espanol Santisi des
pues que los procedimientos hubiesel
terminado, usase respecto de 81 los mis-
mos sentimientos de generosidad que
en- igualdad de situacion, lie han guiadC
con los nacionales.
I'll Pfesidente ha asegurado al senol
comandante Autran su ardiente anhelt
de estrechar las relaciones del gobiernC
haitiano con el de S. NJ. c., y de hacer
con este fin, todos los esfuerzos compa
tibles con ell honor y la dignidad nacio
nal. Somos, ha anadido, un peque
/" no pals seguramente, paro profnnda
"mente penetrado del sentimiento de ST
" dignidad Y de sus deberes; dc est'
"modo estamos dispuestos q no descui
dar NADIA que pueda contribuir 4 Is
/" estricta obedieneia de los derecho:
de una nacion amiga y de las conside
raciones que lie son debidas.
Despues de los cumplimientos de es
tilo, los oficiales del .Jorge Jada SO hal
|retirado para visitar tambien al secre
tario de Estado de las relaciones exte
riores, que los ha recibido como 4 La
cinco de la tarde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-27

Hasta aqui la relacion Official del lHo.
nitor, periodico Official de la republica
de Haiti pero cartas particulares de
Port-au-Prince nos dan mas pormeno-
res de la vista hecha al presidente por
ell Sr. Autran con un ceremonial POGO
acostumbrado con otros comandantes de
buques de guerra e1tranjeros.
Una de las personas que nos escribe,
digna de complete credito, nos dice
Cuando el comandadte del .Jorge, Sr,
Autran, bajo TERRA con sus oticiales,
fue conducido al palacio de la presiden-
cia en- Ell carruaje del Sr. Mot, y reci-
bido con honores inusitados, pues fuer-
zas haitianas, al mando de un general
le presentaron las armas, batieron mar
cha, y le acompanaron EN- esta dlsposi-
cion hasta el salon de recibo los acor-
des de una misica tambien militar, pre-
parada al efecto. ALI ell comandante es-
panol, en- presencia del presidente, mi
nistros y altos empleados vestidos de
etiqueta, llenando la sala, dirigio Bois-
ron Canal la palabra, con segura ento-
nacion facil estilo diciendo 81 NAL no
recuerdo "que al presentar sus respetos
" al primer magistrate de Haiti, lie daba
"gracias por los esfuerzos que habia
"hecho por conservar La buena intei-
"gencia entire Espana y la repnblica
haitiana; y esperaba que asl SO con
" tinuaria siempre, sobre TODD tratando-
Sc de dos paises que debian estimar-
8" Sc reciprocamente. Despues el Sr.
Autran present6 & los ofciales, y ell pre-
sidente le contesto como dice el lHoat-
tor pero sin tratar NADIA sobre Santisi,
pues 81 ESQ tuvo lugar fue contidenclal-
mente, porque en- su discurso, ell ST..
Autran no hizo alusion ninguna ese
incidenta. Ell comandante los pocos
minutes de conversation con el presi-
dente, fue abrazado por este, ,spresenta-
do su familia y despedido con igual
solemnidad que Il su entrada, hacienda
despues dos tres visitas oticiales Sc
gun Sc me ha indicado, acompanandole
siempre al estribo del carruaie uno de
los ayundantes del presidente, honores
que, como lleyo dicho, no Sc han prodi-
gado aquf Il ningun comandante de bu-
que de guerra. Ell Sr. Autran pnede
estar satisfecho de su mission, pues ha-
ce mucho tempo que el pabeilon espa-
mol no Sc encontraba en- estas aguas a
la altura en- que q lie ha deiado
Hasta aqnf las comunicaciones que
han mediado y la Bandefa Espohola Sc
congratula por ell feliz resultado de las
negociaeiones, felicitando por clio d
nuestro distinguido amigo ell senor Au
tran, que con tan buen taeto, al par que
con patri6tiea entereza In llevado buen
t6rmino este asunto conhado d sus re-
conoeidas inteligencia y pericia, pues
no es este el primer servicio de lmpor-
tancia que ha prestado 4 su patria, y es-
peramos no seael 1ltimo, toda vez que
tenemos pendientes otras cuestiones
que convene arreglar cuanto antes pa
ra desembarazarno de obst1culos y
evitar complicaciones,
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MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.

pasaleros desembarcados ell domingo EN- Ell
vapor correo " Comias. +"
y. Timoteo Lnbelza, ingeniero Luisa Ma
tute, profesora, Francisco LaIToca, sefiora V
tres hios. Antonio Abado, empleado = Luis
Sanguirieo, id Fernando Julian i'd. Fran
cisco de serra consul de Santo Domingo. -
Bernahela Maria Matnte. Roman Lopez,
oomeriante Diego Terena Amala Lalonf
Manuel Santiago. Eugenio Martinez la
hr:ydor Eusebio Ortiz, id.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-27

I'll medcamento anti-biioso mas poderoso
que Sc onoce, garantzan,lose que solo contie-
ne sustancias vegetables, La podoflina y lep-
tandrina e0nstituyeu sus principios activos Son
un antldoto intalible contra la jaaneca, faEulen-
cla, gastritls car,lialga, Indigestion dyspepsia,
congestion del higado, ,lolor de costaslo dc
espalda constipation del vientre, almorranaa
para toda complication del hfgado, est6ma-
SO rinones
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Venta de muebles.

----.z2 En- Ia casa calle de Ia fsortaleza ndme-
70 81, tercer piss izgaieria, Sc reali-
- zal por la Elltad de su costo
Tambien Sc yanden varias prendas buenas Y
y entire elias un magniiico aderezo de ORC N bri-
llantes, l-3