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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30
A LOUISIANA SENSATION.
AN ALLEGED PLAN TO INDICT SECRETARY SHERMAN
LEY TELEGRAPH TO Tue ThIBrNE.I

AN ALLLbl-D PLAN ~ iNiiCl NtNALihhi
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiBUSEI
WASHINGTON, Jan. GA rather sensational story
which at the same time is repeated with much posi-
tiyeness tonight is that information in due form
has been lodged with III. legal authorities at New
Orleans accusing Secretary sherman, and several
other prominent Republicans who visited Louisiana
to witness the count of the vote there last Novem-
Der and December. OF attempting to influence
the Returning Board and to control their count.
They are also accused it is said, of participating IN
the general work Of preparing alldavits. or nd!lc-
ing others to do so FOR the purpose of establishing
the fact of intimidation in certain parishes ana OF
procuring false votes. Ii is also asserted that an
understanding in NewOrlcans, among those direct
ing the prosecutions against the Returning Boards,
is that Secretary Sherman and Others present there
at the time with him. will be indicted after the pres
ent trials are completed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30
ANOTHER BANK RETIRES.
WINDING Up OF the COMMERCIAL B,NK-DEP

WINDING Up OF THE COMMERCIAL BANK-DEPOsIT-
oRs TO LOSE NOTHING.
The Commercial Bank, at No. SO Pine st,
for some been reducing ts business preparatory
10 winding up It's Affairs. An examination recently
made by an examiner appOinted by the Bank Depart
meut q, the state and his report shows that the bank is
insoyen Tie assets, lac tates, are sufficient 10 pay
the creditors in full but the stockholders will suffer
siderable loss.
The following notice posted at the bank Yesterday:
order OF tho directors this bank l. closed for bust
ness. The dcpOsitors will be paid on demand,
and they requested to draw their balances
prompty" II was stated by the officers, yesterday,
ihat nearly ull the depOsitoTs had been PAID
TIE bank was organized IN 1873 with capital OF
500 900 IL was bank q discount and deposit, and
lis am ulcs ascrbed to the general depression in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30
LIMITATION OF LEGISLATIVE PRIVILEGE.

HARRISBURG, Penn, Jan. go. +. Billiard,
State Representative from Delaware County, was ar
rested December 10 for embezzling the funds
Of the Media Building Association. He pleaded the
privileges Of . Representative as a bar 10 MS ar
rest. The Legislative COMMITTEES appointed 10 inves
tgae whether the civil authorities had infringed upon
anv nrv,Ieee of the House I'm connection with this
rest reported to-day that the privileges OF Legislator
cannot be pleaded against an ndictaDle offence, and
recommended thar Representative Bulard be remanded
TO the custody keeper OF the Jail OF Delaware
County. The report was adopted by vote OF log 10 q,
aud tho Speaker fen ordered the sergeantatAfms
To execute tho ord RS VI the House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30
RPANDON RANK.
UNAUTHORIZED LOANS BY THF CAsH1ER-L0ss TO
THE Bank OF 100000.

BRANDON, VT, Jan. 29.-The directors of
the Brandon National Bank have discovered that their
cashier ID. c. Bascom, has been letting j. II. Batch
elder OF Lincoln, VT irresponsible man, have over
900 without proper security nearly half OF which,
It is alleged upon raised notes. and that he has
also let out some $4,000 which is a total loss The
bank loses about $10O,0 wiping out its surplus OF
$4,000 and impairing its capital OF 100000 about
one-tenth. The matter brought to light by the
election of directors who were opposed TO the former
nanagement and who, as stockholders, had been
fused access the books. Bascom LETT town on Sun
day morning, although no evidence has yet been se
cured of his being personally benefited by the opera
tions BatcbeIder's examination will take place at
Mddlebury tomorrow. cashier Is In charge,
and the bank IL In operation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30
WASHINGTON.
LEGISLATION AT A STAND STILL.

L.
THE SILVER DISCUSSION OCCUPYING IHE SENATE
THE PRINCIPAL WORK GOING on IN COMMITTEE
GENERAL NEWS.
The debate on the Bland bill was continued
in the Senate yesterday by Messrs. Wallace
Bayard, Dawes and Whyte. Senator Allison
has been instructed to report an amend
ment to the bill. proposing monetary
conference. Colonel Bond argued the Texas
and Pacific case before the House committee
yesterday. Various plans for the government
of the District have been prepared. Lit
tie or no legislation is being perfected
by either House, but the committees are very
busy. Captain Howgate's plan of using bal
looms in Polar exploration is approved in Paris.
Mr.. Hewitt is again working for special In
dian corn exhibit at Paris. Charles K. Coster
is appointed Pension Agent at New-fork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The President sent
the following nominations to the Senate to-day:
Charles r. CostOr of New.YOrk. bo Pension Agent at
New York CITY. g..
Of Missouri 10 be u = hurveyOftenefh ior
Utah Territory.
Nathan Mcekor OF Colorado 10 be Indian Agent LOT inc
White River Agency. 90, -.
j%u,G<rs-J Il. Severance ahelburne Falls, Mass Jas
E,ying Arcoa III Elizabeth b. Cuhbcr-On New Brighton,
PENN Mrs MARY L. McGroay, College Iinl Ohio Elah
W Grccue columbus Grove, ONO; Frank a. DOIgIiss'
soug ton Mich John :. W. Rogers, Decatur. Mich Asa"
In,v Dakota.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30
COMBINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The Senate in exc
cnive q, ssion to-day confirmed the following nominal
tiOns
O. Bailey Receiver Of Public Monies New Orlean9 La
James s. RAY Receiver OF Public Monies Monroe La amt.
j. H. Mahan, of Indiana Agent Tor Indians OF Lalon.o
Agency, Wis. ov o,, r,ona. u
stere Brooklyn. Cal DANIEL smart Dnica FAT a. IA; a.
s. Patterson Eugene City, Oregon A. G. ailsby idaho NY
Idaho J. y. Ford. Fort Laramie. N y; Mrs Mlna bSA
* Manitou. Col Miss Mary g. Raddey fofyin' un.
Gusave Bsndzeau ThibadeaDp, La Charles Decuir Ne"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30
A TRAIN OF CARS BURNED.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Jan. 29.-The freight
train which left here o'clock this evening. on the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, was thrown from
the track near Iavergne account OF rail having
been placed across the track. coal OIL tank burst,
and the entire train OF seven cars was burned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30
WYORK, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 80, 1873.

matter: If the result equals our expectations the
Summer Of 1879 will doubtless witness some aerial
expedition starting toward your Polar colony Inc
course you have pursued in recommending the use
of small balloons in the programme u he meteor
Chief Of the meteorological service Of the impermi
Observatory has already recommended their use Oh
the strength OF experiments"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30
THE BRAZILIAN RAILROAD CONTRACT.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 29.-The steamer Me-
tropois which sailed hence for Brazil this morning. is
the second dispatched by the contractors for the
Madeira aud Mamore Railroad, Brazil. She carried OUT
300 ahores 500 tons OF railroad iron and the special
mails Brazil. She goes direct TO Para ana VIII soon
be followed by the steamer city OF Richmond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30
Tue prlncpal makers OF notes pledged as collatera

Tho says the nominal surplus On the notes and
collateral Stsl 1854 so, but the number Of failures
among the makers reduces that probably TO nothing
lie estimate, the real Assets. after deducting such col
laterals at ~ SIT IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30
THE NETWORK PENSION AGENT.
CHARLES r. CosTKR NOMINATED To sCCCl

COLONEL HOWE
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-Tbe President sent to
the Senate to-day the nomination Of Charles X
Coser TO be Pension Agent at New York, to succeed
Colonel Howe, who resigned several months ago.
Mr. Coster has been the Collector Of In ternal Rev
enue of the Fourth District of NewYork City, COM
prlsing the uptown wards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30
BUSINESS REVERSES.
DUMMIES LIABILITIES.

GDNNINNS LlhDll]ll LES.
THE T5TiL 81. s54. 45O-LIsrs OF THE CREDITORS.
The schedules of Edwin j. Dunning, jr., the
bankrupt broker filed yesterday in tho Office
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Peas by his assig-
nee They place his gross liabilities at SlS5445V. The
following are the creditors who have cOaterals almost
entirely in notes:
AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK Currency s3oO23 3S
gold, SS0Ol4 80; cOllait rails, notes. S222b02 10. .
CHFnICiL NJ TIONAL BAsS-CurTency, scopes ~ gold
$4,000; eoliaicIas, notes. s9o,zoo 81 Ohed o'ses
coIS TxcasSGE BNK-s3OOO3 SO; collateras notes,
MAKEr BAsK-s25 900 colaterals, notes. $751;
MEfcHlSTs NATIONAL BAsK-slOOOOO; colIateras notes.
sll5,964 80; U. :. 4 per cents, $l5O00 o .
NATIONAL BANK oF ConMEEcK-Currcncy eo,o5029 gold,
SO O2O - collat"rals, notes, slsG,97l 49, -,,-
NAOsAL BASK or The STATE or NEW bOKK-Slb6 100 81
notes and cOlaleras Lot all kn0vn the BANK
having declined TO give list amounting 10 nearly f"oo-
FIRMS AND GoLD LOANS
AGENTS BANK BRITISH NORTH AMERTc. 534 rs colat
warehouse receipts, s26,5j0 IS.
RlKKR j. L. & y. s.Cod $1,000 ccateIas notes SO,
OS0 81 oOlstcrals, gold, $1,000 ,--,,
SUNDAY GOLD LoANs-sjO2 9i3 d. coaters American god
$4,000.
Following Ia the list OF unsecured or ditors:
AyEercM EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK-:7l,4ls %. gOld
cuiMic1I N1noxAL BAyK-s34j} a; gold, $1,000.
COhN EXCIiA.GE BANE-SP. 40 80.
DN & NoRgr-sl5,s2G 20 gold, sa3,9Gi 30.
GIlgtoaI: sgHeA3N q ISIS : :i575a 81 81
HTpGEMAN q CO.-s2g.o67 II.
IiEsgY, }. r, ggAE1 \ 3 cs;slao$sso o.
hUlMufBI re K CO.-S44,72i a..
NATIONAL BANK STATE Or NE"-foRK-sl2475 90
TEffT n RU~IFlL * FIELD fG0931 10
WEAVER * SILAY-3-o,6jo 40.
The principal makers Of notes pledged as collateral
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even should Congress grant it the necessary au-

Several other arguments are to be made before The
discussion of the bill by members Of the committee
hnnine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30
AUsTRIA's POLICY IN QUESTION.
~ -.I.....Lu. Inn 90 1 IS
THE MILITARY SITUATION.
GREAT DIsAFFECTION IN CKErE-RUSsIAN TROOPS
APPROACHING CONsTANTINoPLK.
IiIu. Inn

GREAT DIsAFFECrION IN CbErE-RUSsIAN TROOPS
APPROACHING CoNsTANTINoPLE.
LoSDoS, Tuesday Jan. 90 1873.
telegram from COnstantin0ple last even
Ing says "Ihe concentration OF Russians at Adrian
ope continues have arrived near Chorlu about
seventy miles OF Constantlnople. suleman Pasha
Is ut BouaIr. Mehemet Ali Is at Constantinople,
but returns to Chatalja immediately There are Ten
British ironclads Beslka Bay the Egyptian garrison
has evacuated Bazar,Uik, about twenty-five miles
north Of yarna, and retreated to tho lat
ter place. The Turkish Government Is Having
difficulty to maintain order In the capital. Among
the tens OF thousands Of refugees from Eoumania'
are many armed Circassians These have already
pundered Luleh-BOurgas, Chorlu, and Rodosto, and
other towns and now Hooking Into Con-
stantinople laden with booty. The Government
wishes TO dsarm them and send them into Asia, but II Is
doubtful whether they will DE able TO do so Appalling
misery prevails from the BosphOrs to tho cur OF sal
onica. The whole coast 10 crowded with errlned MO
haDmedans seeking transportation across the straits
Hundreds pcrshng from colds, hunger ana eabaus
tion and possible until the panic anu con
fusion In the capital has abated'
NO REVOLT IN CRETE.
lBY CABLE TO THE IRiBuNEI
LONDON, Tuesday. Jan. 20, 1873.
In the House OF Commons this afternoon, the Chancel
lor OF the Exchequer stated that instruction has yet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30
NO REVOLT IN CRETE.

LONDON Tuesday. Jan. 20, 1873.
In the House OF Commons this afternoon, the Chance
or OF the Exchequer stated that instruction has yet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30
THREATENING MR.. JEWETT

A CHARGE OF PERJURY FILED IN COURT.
AN ORDER OF ARREST ASKED FoR-PoLIcE JUSTICE
MORGAN TO DECIDE on IT TODAY. PLArT, OF
LONDON, TIE COMPLAINANT.
The Erie suits and counter-suits have been further
complicated by the submission, to Police Justice b.
+. Morgan sitting at Essex Market Court of charges
of perjury against Hugh j. Jewett, receiver Of the
Erie roadA An order of arrest has been asked for.
and the Judge is to decide whether or not he will
grant tho order this morning. The suit is brought
by new party to the Erie Suits +. Platt, of Lon
don but grows out of the evidence submitted in the
McIIenry suits, and is probably in the same general
interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30
IsTFRF,r PAID 70 BANKS.

The Secretary Of the Treasury to-day, in an
swcr 10 ro solution ~ the House. sent a communication
10 that body showing the amount Of interest paid In coin
and currency 20 National banks from bonds 'eld by he
treasurer for the security and rcd"mpou OF The cur
r,ucy issues ~ said banks from 1868 tO January ISIS.
mo rccamtuatinu shows the interest paid u b.
S2Il 97S2 71 IL: currency interest, Ss559@Sj 80;
total r252 So, 800 II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30

VARIOUS SCHEMES OF GOVERNMENT SUBMITTED TO
CONGRATULATIONS A SERIOUS QUESTION.
LEY TELEGRArH TO Tile TRIRuNE.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30

Both Houses of Congress have now passed
tho Joint resolution accepting picture hy T. H.. Carpcn
ter reprc-cuting tho signing Of the Proclamation Of
fermentation II d. The eft o. Mrs. Elizabeth Thonp-
son formerly ~ Boston and now at New Iork, and
purchased by her from tlc ARTIST tr ts express plr-
i,.e AZ cost uf go 900 The I2th Of February The time
liked for it, formal ufcsutatio 10 the ANNIVERSARY OF
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-08

Los aparatos para cutivar In terra por mc-
dio del vapor, ta6rlcados por Ia casa lie los ~res.
John Fowler V Comp. dc Leeds, han ohtcn;lo
on las eXposcioues aGri"oias lie caSi to,ios los
paisas del mundo, cicnto einco prcmios le pri-
mera case, 81 inedallss $4,000 or dinero;
10 que plueba snlicicniemcntc In cHcel"Hcia Y
gran utilidad De estos aparatos Sc han .eX-
pedido de In f3hrica ha>;a Ia fccj'a, sohrc 5000
luegoS de aparatos completes, adamas de gran
RGmero rarcialmente. Las mejuras introdnc-
das en- los 1ltimoS tres amos para adaPtar me-
0r estos aparatos al cutivo de Ia cana, han
producid0 reSultaduS tan Ducnus que para cum
plr con los pcdidos es mencster dcspachar Sc-
manamente seiS aparat0s completes, y tencr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-08
GRANDES NO|EDADES
LAS RELLAS ARTES,
FORTALEZA, 20.

Ricos costureros, lindtsimos centros de me
sa, juguetes mnnecos de yerdadera novedad
elegantes pupitres papeleras, estereoscopios
preciosa laminas para los mismos, hermosas
macetas de flores para temples, Cristos d.
marfl verdaderas obras de arte, ell album d,
la Exposition de Pmis, bar6metros de Bregue
y quimicos hojas de caoutchu para los copa
dores de eartss, moja-selos automaticos oe
bomba, punzones.agujas para c0ser expedien-
tes, tinta de marcar -Verdadera novedad
PlumaS de aluminium que suplen con ventajs
las de ORC, toda clasa de articulos de escri
torio y de eienciaS artes, extensa variedad
en- cromos cuadros al oleo otra infndad dc
artfculos de fantasia. II. u Nov. y ]
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-08

m construction conSiantcmeEte cicnto Gin
caenla pGrCS do maqunas aon sus cur.cspcn-
dieuteS 1ecnSQrios 9gt7cols, Y q empicO dc
|. 100 op"r,:t'Js.
Las vcntaias q1e circcc cl arajo nj yap0r al
propirtarjo. son ndepcndcncra rcatiyu con
rrspecto a los iornalcr's fuerZa Animal que
st emplea en- c,tos trahaios cousgUi6ndoSe
adamAs tencr las tirlras mcior aradas Y listas
mas tempo rcsnlt9ndo de csc modo grnndes
economics EN- cl cultivo y mayorcs produc-
tos.
Las ventatas que ofre"cn las meioras arriha
mencionaias, el trncr gual tuerzu dc TRACTION
coz DaInllns mas .igclas manuabloS ; mayor
tncrzaS de resst"nejn cn las varias pleas por
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-08
Noticia importante.
4 LOS PAsAJERos QUE VAN LA ExPosIoIoN
DE PARIS DE 1878.

Ell dia 16 del eorIiente sadra de st. Thomas
el magnifco nuevo vapor ingl6s "PARA,"
de 3s05 toneladas Los pasageros que van la
Exposition pueden ir Cherbourg y de aquel
puerto Paris por ferro-carrl en horas
Los que van EspaIa desde Paris pueden ii
tambien pUr el mismo ferro-carril atravesando
los Princes Ell pocas tloras, tenlenio Ia opor.
tunidad de gcZar de las m2gnifcas vistas que
&c presentan desde este punto
I'll vapor Medway" hizo su dltimo viaje dc
Barbadoes Southampton en- diez dias
Los vapores Trasatlanticos ingleses toca-
.an en- Mayagiiez los dias II de Abril, IA dt
Mayo, Is de JUNO V en- Ponce ell u lie Abril,
u lie 4ayo V q de Junio. pasajcros que de
seen ir i Europa VIA Mnyagtiez Ponce puede&
omar blletes de pasajes en- esta ageEcia para
pbmoutn, Southampton therbourg Paris
LATIsER l. Co.
Puerto, Rco 10 de OCtubre dc 1919
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-08
CuadrOS al CrOmo.

En- Ia imprenta del BoLBTTN 50 acab1 de re-
cibir un gran Surtilo de cuacros ole o-crouo-
copias de los grandes maestros
de pintura, hechas con Ia misna perfection
que al 6leo, representando belhsimos PAL
safes, marinas, escenas de Ia famllia, persO-
sonaies celebres, santos, al Papa Teinante y a
Pio TX, flores, piantas. aninalcs dom6Sticos,
etc Hay cuadros de todas classes propio3 pa
ra sala desde 33x20 pulgadas 4X6 y Sc ven
den desde cinco centavOS pesos un0
Hay tambien cromitos para eScueas $3.50
e ciento. ii. 81 ID.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-08
NUiV0 D2P0yl7O DE- AJ,BLES.
40. CALLE DE LA FORTALEZA Ac

Los dueilos de este establecimiento tienen
ell honor de ofrecer al publi'o en grnarai Un
surtido nuevo de muebes Il recios sumamen-
te desconocidos; los que tengaa el gdsto de
visitar ell nuevo estahlecimenlo, 50 dtan de
81 altamente satisfechos tanto Gel trlt0 per
sonal, como del eurtido ALI cXistente del
menciouado ramo; ofrecemos udcmas IN
gran taller de carpinteria ebaristcria, don
de seran seryidas todas Hquelas personals
que Sc dcnen encargarnOs algun trahaJo.
por dificil que sea- Ell la seGuridad De que
sera ejecatado con prontltud, eleGancia y
solidez, tanto en- la parte lie carinterla CO.
mo en- la de ebanisteria.
Puerto Rico, Noviembre de 1873.
Hasta Mayo. SAEZ Y MURIAS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-08
NGVINIEDTO MARITIME.
ENTRADAS.

Nbre 1o-.De Barcelona, vap esp Vidal Sala,
cap Ojnaga, carga general.
2.-De Mayagdez, vap "Marsella.' cap
Villamil, i'll
2-De Manati, gol Anita, pat tCarran,
lastre.
2-De Faiardo, bote "Enrilueta, pat
Figueroa, i'll.
2-De Manati, guairo Bella Joaqui-
na." pat Martinez, azicar.
3.-De Malaga, gol ''Ieresita captain
MoIl efectos.
3.-De Mayagucz. gol ing Augusta, '
pat Stegard, lastre.
3-De Newport, corb Mediator, cap
P,.ndson, carbon.
de Santh0mas, vap Arno, cap
Greve. carga general.
4.-De la Corula, vap 'Ciudad Condal,
cap Garcia Mata, id
DE Genova, berg ital belinda, pat
Roneagliolo, id.
5.-De Dorado, pail ''Julita, azucar.
6.-De Cabo-rojo, gol 'FaJardina, sal.
6.-De Fajardo, vap "ArAo, gral.
SALIDAS.
Nbre para Habana, yap Vidal Sala, >
transito.
Para Aguadilla. vap 'Marsella, Id.
para Idenl, vap 'Arno, lastre.
para Habana, vap "Ciudal Condal,
6.-Para Mayagiez, berg .'Zelinda, III.
6.-Para Vega-baja, pail "Julita, lastre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-08

el uso del acero en- Iu@ar del hero; el proper
cionar una tuerza motriz para cargar caiia,
b0mbcar aqua, ascrrar madcraS, mover centri-
fugas, alncntar alambiques, etc ; todo 10 cual
Sc puede haccr con la mayor taciIidad ell los
intsraos de la araeion, Y por Gtim0 Ia rednc-
cion Gu precio que lie p0nc al alcance de toda
hacienda de mcdana extension Para mas de-
.all"s dirigirse en- Ponce al que suscribe, ingc-
Nero, como tambien so5re toda case de ma
qujnaria para azdcar, ron, cafe arroz, maiz,
ladrlos, heo maderas, ferro-carrilcs, tram
vias, remolca'Iores, Y cualquiera clase de ma
quInara colonial.
Ponce, 10 de enero dc 1873. - Roberto
GFuiGm, agente. Nier.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-08
A Los lYjITiNIEIf0S d IA ISLl.

En- nrensa el tOmp y nIsrOStC1oNES OFIc1l.
LES DE PUERro-RlCo que comprendc las pnhi-
cadas en- 1869 i -, Y cnYa impression cstara
terminaGa On el presonte mes dc Nuy'cmhrc,
En- Ia misna Imprcnta y Lbrerla de Coma
IeZ, hay 4 Ii vcnia los otros tomos he que s.
compone In c9lcc ou asi como tamoitn NJ
tos acordados de- Ia Real Audcnca, Arance-
les de Ia AuGieneia !uzgaios de paz, Rega-
mento para c cobro Y 4 Strihuciol de costaS,
Manual de euiu,ci1mjcn'o criminal Blndo DE-
p,licia buen goberuo. Ii
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-08
sseha>s hIkDAsbHS.
Sos.ssgi na5aiEa
CREDITO MERCANTKL.
S. j., PUERT0-RICO.
AS0CIACI0N DE CREDIr0
CONSTITUIDA POR ACCiONES.

Capital social .......... 80 000, 900 =. nom.
Id realZsdo [ Is de
Noviembre 1870. 5 22l, 904 80 efyo,
Acciones suscrltas Is de
Novlembre 1877 ......... 1878
Id sin suscribir r:.. 4421
0peraciones de que Sc ocupa la Sooiedad.
DeScontar, prestar, girar, llevar cuentas CO.
rrientes, admitir depGsitos, reebii mposlcio-
nes abonando inter68, veritcar cobranZas por
cuenta aiena, negCciar yslores con sill ST.
resUonsa biliGad, cuantas otras oPeracioncs
Estaiui0s y EegiamcmoS
Tipos aeordados para las operaciones.
10 pa auua para los descucntos
12 pa anual para los prest mos.
tp3 couiSjUn dc cobranH1.
pa al trmc tre S9bra q yalor de los de
positoS en cusiodia.
Las cueGtaS corrien;es son Ilevadas gratui
tallente no exigiendooe NADIA dc los Interest,"
los por los coDTos pages
La Sguiente tarifa expresa el interes que
abona ia Sociedad por las imposlcioneS pi0-
70 flo:
De 5000 arrba por 3, i y meses, p&d
anual.
Del i'd por 6, :, meScs pqo id
! e id ii por 10, II, . ~ mcses pHo id
De id ld por Is meses en- adeante 20 id
pirectar, Marques de Ia Espvdnza. -Secrc-
tario, d. jose 4Htnpj0 Canals -Contador,
b R4jii,l Perez Garcia. - Cajero, D. Ltu.
rean0 Vega Alb. ).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-08

de un establecimiento de pulperia situado en-
ell barrio dc Cangrejos; ademas dos yuntas
de bueyes, dos carretas y dos caballos de ii
70, en- La pulperia de Ribot de esta Capital
en- la holleria de Cangrejos informaran. 20
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-08
EN- PONCE:

en- In Agenria del BoLtTiN MERCANTlT, casa DC
d Jose Cost9s, cale Cristina, Y en- Ia Plaza Ma
yor, casa de d. Domingo Marig1, sc halan de
venta los Almanaqaes para e di1) de 1879.
If
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-08
Al |ente de oro.

Sc ACADIA de recibr I'M gran surtido de ms
trumentos de precision propios para ngenie-
ros Y agrimensOres como seXtantes niveles,
br0julas declinatorias, pautometroS, graphic
metros, miras parlantes, cadenas cintas me-
tricas
Anteojos astron6micos de larga vista, ge-
melos de teatro y marina, bar6metros, term6-
metros espeueos lentes de cristal de Roea y
piedras del Brasil armadura de ORC, plata do
rada, acero y carey, espejuelos de dos vistas
para yer cerca y lejos. Espejueos desde cua-
tro reales
Nuevo surtido de chahnas para sehoras ca.
balleros, pahuelos de seda de china.
Pianos de la Exposition de Paris
Gale de la Cruz, esqGina plaza de Armas.
| B. OUSsET.
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Carrua8S.

u GorZalezY Ramos sGion dtariamente laA
in, ,.a Ia tar,i. pra IsiU- -piedrs OR rolina CaguG5
lie ,ui.tro pEIa ta,n{;rego- hin picdras hetados
n1z4 hrpaa t'p'tn ~. IL Ea-tnj~rp nIm ~