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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-06-13

In compliance with the following
request.
Editor .dnti-Monopolist:
In your issue of May 3lst. was an
article on the treatise of catarrh. |
have tried to get the paper since but
could not. Please have the goodness
to publish it in your next issue and
confer great favor on many readers
Of yonr valuable paper.
cATARRH.
A writer of the Tribune says that
this disease is durable, if the sufferer
will persist in using the following:
The remedy is crushed cubeb ber-
ries smoked in pipe, emitting the
smoke through the nose; after a few
trials this will be easy to do. If the
nose is stopped up SO that it is almost
impossible to breathe, one pipeful
will make the head as clear as a bell.
For sore throat, asthma, and bronchit-
is. swallowing the smoke effects i'm
mediate relief. It is the best remedy
in the world for offensive breath, and
will make the most foul breath pure
and sweet. Sufferers from that most
horrible disease, liberated catarrh,
VIII find this remedy to be unequaled,
and a month s use will cure the most
obstinate case. A single trial will
any one. Eating the un-
crushed berries is also good for sore
throat and all bronchial complaints.
After smoking do not expose yourself
10 cold air for at least fifteen minutes.
The berries are perfectly harmless.
They can be procured at.any drug
store and you can crush them your
self.
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The -Anti-AGonopollst.

tence could he utter, and for two
long hours he sat on in silent despair.
The girl herself was equally silent;
she no doubt remembered the teach
ing of the old Scotch song. "Men
maun be the irst to speak, and she
sat patiently regarding him with de-
mure surprise. At last John suddenly
exclaimed, "Jenny, tn res feather
on your apron - II widna haze won
dered if there had been twa.' replied
Jenny. ''for I've been sittin' beside a
goose a. nicht.'
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lately killed at Atkinson, Kansas. and on
being opened a female quail was found inside
The quail was also cut open and three eggs
were taken form her and placed under a hen.
In short time two of the eggs Matched young
quails, who are rs lively and healthy as an V
others are, but had defective heads, as they
were shaped and had the appearance of u
snake, being entirely destitute OF feathers.
We suppose if these eggs had re-
manned in the snake few hours
longer they would have Matched out
alligators.
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There is something better than Koumis
See Proverbs, XVIII, %. "He that putteth
his trust in the Lord shall be made fat '-Ex-
change.
And that accounts for our corpu.
lent condition. and for the starved
appearance of Bill Washburn, Joe
WheelOck, jim Baker, Ole Lien and
several others we could mention.
They don't put their trust in the Lord
and the Lord wouldn't trust either of
them as far as he could fling them.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-06-13

If, as is said by some, the National party in =
cudes all the bankrupts and persons involved
in financial difficulty Its great development of
strength is not astonishing. In such case the
politicians are building better and faster than
they ever did before .-Winsted Press
And why not 2 If men are ruined
through the operation of bad laws
why should they not join new party
that proposes to correct those laws!
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result is general stagnation oftrade.
which has moved within narrow
limits throughout the week. Wheat
and maize are only salable at a shil.
| ling reduction, and then only in retail
quantities. Quotations are now at a
peace level. 1t is possible that re-
vlval OF the continental demand may
occur to rally prices somewhat against
the depressing effect of heavy pros.
pectlve supplies from America. Sales
OF English wheat last week were 49,
555 quarters at SIS I'd, against 29,573
quarters at 68s Cd last year. Imports
into the kingdom for the week ending
May 25th were 749.5 cwts. wheat.
and 9,908 cwts. flour.
Let us see whether these sssplendid
prospects of an abundant crop this
year." in this country are universal.
We quote:
PONTIAC. H.. June 1.-The heavy
rains continue, and much planting is
still to be done.
STERLING, H., June 3-The chinch
bug has appeared in some wheat
fields. We are having continued
ACdNy IdlIlSs
NORRIS, ILL.,. June 3.-The heavy
rams OF the past few DAYS have over
flooded everything. Farmers are
completely discouraged. This morn
ing the weather is clear.
Farmers about Madison Indiana.
are complaining of the fly and rust in
the wheat, and says that the crop is
already badly injured. The potato
bug has disappeared.
ODELL, ILL.,, June 2.-Your cores
pondent s attention has been called to
an article in the Tribune in relation to
the crop prospects in this vicinity
That seems to me to be at variance
with the facts. 1t has rained almost
continuously since Oct. s. 1878. Acres
OF land all through Central Illinois
were under water the entire winter.
AZ no time was the ground frozen to
: depth exceeding four inches, and
That only for short time. AS con-
sequence the dryest Of land, even
Where not trodden by cattle, was in
leavy. soggy condition. while the !
over land. to this date. has been unfit
or cultivation, ard there are thou
lands OF acres in this country not vet
bowed. The corn on the high land
where planted is a fair stand, but
very swail and depression is full of
water, and corn rotted. Last Monday J
n drvie of twelve miles, counted
ourteen laborers putting in crops /
lready once planted, but either rot
ed or destroyed by cut worms. On I
tuesday, it began Tor rather resumed)
aiming and for tn rtvsix bonrs o,,, | 4
own in torrents, completely flooding !.
he low lands. so that it will not he
osslble for farmers, even in the J
ighess lands, to do anything until
he middle of next week, should it J
ow cease raining. We have seldom
ad poored prospect for corn crop
han we now have, and with the most
svorable weather from this on Liv- :
lgston County will not exceed two.
1irds of an average crop. !
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1t is amusing to see the Democrats
Of the Cd Congressional District
sQuabbling over the nomination of
congressman. Two years ago the
District gave Hayes 5,435 majority;
and, even after the Greenbackers
polled nearly 5000 votes, Strait had
still lao majority.
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And now Washburn, having mad e
his point. and being sure of the nomi-
nation, is willing that the terms of
the treaty of San StefanO shall be
submitted to Stewards consideration.
In other words, he is in favor of con-
ciliating the Doctor with sweet
words, while he lets him down into
the everlasting slough of political
oblivion.
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New YORK, June May closes with
record of 95 failures in this city alone, the
total liabilities being more than five millions
and q half and the assets less than one mil
lion.
Still another proof of the rapid ap-
proach Of good times as we draw
nearer to resumption.
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A shrewd old lady said of her minister, che
never told a lie in the pulpit This is differ
ent from the experience of the little daughter
of well-known Brooklyn dominic. He was
once telling q most marvellous story, at which
some of his hearers expressed their doubts
The little girl said: CHOW pop, say, is that
really true, or is it only just preaching?"
Was that well-known BROOKLYN
dominic Henry Ward Beecher!
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In . rural district of EOrfarshire a
young ploughman once went counting
on saturday night. In vain he racked
his brain for some interesting topic :;
ne could cal up no subject at Ill suit
able Tor the cccasion-not one Sen
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New YORK, June 8.-A fire and explosion
this morning in Colgate & Co. g soap factory
Jersey City, soon demolished the building q,
entailing a loss of $50O,O and throwing 500
men out OF employment.
What Soap explosive as we'll as
flour! When Ole Lien hears that he
will never wash himself again, and
he will feed himself with dry toast on
the end of a pitchfork.
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EEPCBLtCA An:
IL " -.
DEMOCRAT,

khFU bNAN: DEMOCRAT.
New York Times tNew York Woridl
There seems to be THE American la
but one remedy. II is borer must make IN
change OF ownership his mind henceforth
OF the soil and the not to be so much bet
creation OF class OF ter off than the Euro
landowners on the one peau laborer Men
hand, and OF tenant must be contented to
farmers on the other. work for less wages.
something similar to = In this way the
what has long existed wcrkingman will be
in the Older countries nearer to that station
OF Europe. in lite to " hich !; has
pleased God to call
him.
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The wife of Col. Rogers, the private secre-
tary OF the president, has gone to Columbus,
Ohio, on visit
Who in thunder made w. K.
Rogers Colonel?
The title is a sham like the title of
his master.
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The Democrats who throw off and oppose
the Workingmen in this cam paien and make
common fellowship with the Radicals, will
have only themselves to blame hereafter W hen
the insulted and spurned workingmen SINH
larry join hands with the Radicals to take
common cause to defeat the Democratic ticket.
1t is against Democratic principles and en-
tlrely adverse to Democratic policy to cast off
the Workingmen and fuse instead with the
Radicals, who will now accomplish victory
by the unholy alliance.-San Francisco Ex-
aminer.
The mills of the gods grind slowly,
But they grind exceedingly fne.'
And the time is not far distant when
all who love Republican institutions
will be arrayed on one side and all
who prefer an aristocratic oligarchy
or empire on the other.
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RSCA1ctTRAT10NS.
IGNATIUS DONNELLY. Editor.
THURSDAY JUNE 13. 1878.
1t is bad showing for Hayes. The
best thing to do is to put the Green
hackers in power.

Where is all the howl we once
heard against the reconciliation of
silver? Where is the ruin that was
to follow the passage of the act
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The following extracts show how
fully the hard-money. aristocratical
elements of both the old parties in
New York agree upon the rights of
labor:
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llk invent a rascally scheme that
made the law necessary.
He is prompt to lock the stable
door after the horse is gone. The
country is ruined.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-31
GALLIEN Y PRINCE
36. rue Lafayette, Paris.

Al anuneiar nues.roS lectores que podran
leer nuestro peri6d.co iurante su pernanenci.l
EN- Paris debeuios tanben decirlcs cuales Sc
ran los seryicios que polran hacerlcs dichos
eorresponsaleS.
1, Catla uno de nucstros lectorcs podra man
dar one Sc le dirijan sils cartas la casa de los
interesatlos tan lnego como sc RIPARIAN las llc-
gadas por cada buque correo.
~ Todos podran inscribr sas nombres las
sehas de los 1Ioteles que habiten, ell Pans, ell
un registro especial que podra services para
saber las scfias de las habitaciones de Sus COM
patriotas dtsde los dias lie sus llegadas.
81 Las personals que tengan valores on me-
talico papel no quieran correr los riesgos
frecuentes en- los Hoteles, podran depositaros,
con toda seguridad, en- la GAIA de los Sres Ga
lien v Prince. Estos valores serln entFega-
gados en- su tot,llidad en- cantidades parcialcs
Z &voluntad del dnefio del dep6sito.
~ Los negociantes, ndustraes particula-
res que deseen sprovcchar el tempo de su
permanencia en- Paris hacienda c0mpras dc
gtaeros, podran dar este encafgo los Sres.
Gultien q Prince quienes les dar3n todas las
noficias explicaci0nes neeesarias.
So En- una palahra: nuestros correSponsales
en- Paris, al poner sus oficinas la disposition
de nuestros compatriotss, podrSn tambien ha-
Ger los seryicios que Sc lea pidan.
0frecemos la mejor acolida 4 todos nuestros
compatriOtas que, en- nOinbre nuestro, sc pre-
senten en- la casa de los Sres. Gduien y
Prince tenemos disposition de toda perso
ma que nos las pida, earta, de recommendation y
de presentation nuestroS amigos en- Paris.
h. Julio los d.
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Perdida de biIIetes del TesorO,

Desde Cataiio Bayamon se ha extraviadoa &
D. Agustin Feliu el dia 20 del corriente, un
paquetito que contenia "a billetes del Tesoro
con los ndmeros siguientes, "a, 597r r98. v 80.
"a, COO, 34,595y 96 5,5ls y II. 5. .466 j 81,
34,687 SO, SO, 90, 81, 90, y 93 "a, 663 y GA,
"a, I22, %, "a, rs rs.
Tiene cortado hasta el quinto cupon.
La persona que Sc huhiere encontmdo dicho
paquete Sc servira presentarlo en- Bayamon 4
Sres. A. Feliu y Sohlinos, en- Cataho & D.
Emilio Lopez EN- la Capital en- Ia Imprenta de
La Correspondence donde SO le gratifica-
ra. En- Ia inteligencia que SO han tornado las
medidas oportunas para que no sean cobrados
sino por sa legitimQ duelo, "a
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BANGS DE COAMO.

Conocidos son en- toda la isla aun tuera de
ella los sorprendentes resultados obtenidos On
el uso de estas aguas minerales para la cura-
cion de la mayor parte de las Intermediates
Los duefos del ESTABLISHMENTS con ell fin de
facltar el conocimento de sus propiedades
medicinales, tanto los Medcos para la mejor
aplicacion, como los enfermos que deseen
hacer uso de dichas aguas, remitiran gratis un
ejemplar de la Mcmoria escrita por ell Dr. d
Juan Usera Alarcon, todo ell que nos envie
su direction yum sello de 25 c6ntimos de pese
ia para ell tranqueo.
JuniO de l877.--JoSS j. USerG.
hta. "a Alb. 1873
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DE VluHl Y hUY RAllils.

3 Dos mesas caoha Y marmol para sala.
Una id, pequeha velador
E1zAaa Tn arbol id. para ropa, bastones, etc.
Tn tohalIero i'd.
Tn escritorio, MADEIRA del pals.
Una mampara con persianas
Tn tinajero con su piedra.
Un medic baho, zinc pintado.
Una CANA, metal dorado,
Y algunos libros para recreo.
La persona que aesee Ell todo 8 parte de esos
objctos, dirijase Gale de Tetuan MIN. 3, altos.
LID
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HOTEL Y BANGS
'LA VIZCAINA."

El acreditado hotel :" La Vizcaina. cuyo nombre
es va universalmente conocido, ha pasado la Dro-
piedad de d. Manuel Rodriguez. antigua dueno AZ
La Coruhesa."
Reputable como esta va desde mncho tempo esta
parta y ademaS contando con exceIentes baiOs a u
atura do los mejcres dc Europa por demas esfk en-
carecer nuevamente las ventaias que ofrece su pro-
pietario los que dignen honraric aastienGo -
mesa d ocupando sus nnmerosas habitaciOnos.
EXcelente seryicio. modicidad en- los pFecios, es-
una mesa esmeradfsimos. es 10 que brida los se-
g La Vizcaina" F-
Puerto Rico. calle de San Justo. nlims. sr1A
Nbre. l8 MANUEL RODRY0Un1
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PapeI de ill!prenta.

En- la Administration del BOLETIN Sc
ha recibidO un gran surtido de excelente pa
pei de imprenta del tamano del Boletin ac-
tual y del BOietin antique, asi como satina-
do para hbros, ell cual Sc vende precios mo-
dicos. Dicho surtido 10 renovaremos cons
tantemente.
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Noticia importante.
A LOS PAsAJERos QUE VAN A LA ExPosICIoN
DE PARIS DE 1878.

FL da q del corriente saldra de Santh6mas
ell lmagnihco nuevo vapor ingles Medway' de
1880 toneladas Los pasageros que van q la Ex-
posicion pueden ir Cherbourg de aque
puerto q Paris por ferro- -carri en- horas.
Los que van Espaha desde Paris pneden ir
tambien per ell misno ferro-carfi atravesando
los Princes en- pocas horas, teniendo Ia opor-
tunidad de gozar de las magnifeas vistas que
Sc presentan desde este punto
Ell vapor " Medway" hizo su ultimo viaje de
Barbados Southampton en- diez dias
Los vapores Trasatanticos ingleses toca-
ran en- Mayagtel los dias l3 de Abril, IA de
Mayo, y 13 de JUNO y en- Ponce ell 81 de Abr
27 de Mayo 27 de Junio. Pasajeros que de-
seen ir 4 Europa via Mayagicz 9 Ponce pueden
tomsr hletes de pasaes en- esta agencia para
Plymouth, Southampton Cherbourg Paris
LATIMER 4 Co.
Puerto Rico "A de Mario de 1873.
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SOCEEDADES.
AVISO ALPUBLICO

Con esta fecha, Y por mutuo convenio Sc
ha separado Don Felix Fernandez de la So
ciedad que giraba en- esta plaza bajo la ra-
zon de Felix Fernandez Compania, que
dando la liquidacion de la misma cargo
exclusive de la socia capitalista, gerente,
Doia Maria Mococain de Nevares.
Puerto Rico Mario Al de 1878.
Ia f. Fernandez
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AVISO ALPUBLICO.

En- virtud del presente, ponemos en- conoci-
miento de nuestros eorresponsales relacio.
na1os que, partir desde esta fecha, NO nos I'M
cemos cargo de cobrar ningun documento Al
portador que SO nos envfe de faera lie Ia Ioca.
lidad, mientras no demos aviso encontruro.
Puerto Rico, mario ~ de 1879. lSobriaos
dc Esquiaga, "a
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SOLICITUD.

Sc desea conocer e domicio de Do Ines Lila
rena, natural de Canarias casada en- Badajoz,
para comupcarle noticias de su hermano Don
Benito Larena, residente en- Valencia Vene-
Zuela - Puerto Rico, MARIO 26 de 1878. -
Francisco de p. Tergdra. "a
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.EllllEI { Prince, IEGOCnHIs- -C0NRISSI0IllRES
ET AGENTS DE PURLICITE.
IL, RUE vIviESH
APARrTE DU Ter MARS 1875. %, Eua LArAYErrE
PA IeIS.

Durante todo ell tempo de Ia ErpoSicion
uniUersai de Paris en lc7S, los lecturcs dc
nuestro peri6dico hallaran la collection compile
ia. que estara su disposition, en- Ia casa de
naes,ros corresponsaics en- Paris los Sres Ga-
Hisa y Prince, calle de Lafayette mum. sc.
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Puerto.RieO, aarso IS de 1878.

Paterto-RicO, mario l8 de 1878.
May Sr milo
-ReRriendome la circular que antecede ten
90 el gusto de particular Y. que en- esta fe.
cha he establecido nhA casa niercaltil que gil
rar1 en- esta plaza bajo mi solo nombre que
sS dedicarz { Ia nuisma clase de negocios que
Iamntefi0r ~
.Esperando me honrar2 Y, con su confanza,
tongo el gnsto de suscribirme 50 atto s. s.
@. b. s. NJ
A-e FRANCISCO Garcia DEL REAL
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Nuestro periodico podra ser leiio en- Paris,
darants IA ETposici0a de 1878, en- Ia casa de
.nnestros corresponsales, Sres. Gallien y Prin-
&c, 80, Gale Lafayette h. julio, " d.
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CIRCULAR.
5. Juan, P. R, 10 de Marzo-de 1873.

S. Juan, p r., 10 de AaFzo de 1873
Tengo ei gusto de participar " que con
eata fecha ha cesado en- sus negocios la casa de
Comercio que giraba en- esta plaza bajo mi So
10 nom3re, habiendo tornado una nueva socie-
dad que sc hace cargo dc la iquidacioa de
aquelia, y 20 ocupara en- 10 successive de los mis-
mos negocios, bajo la denomination de
ZARANDONA & Co.
Siendo s6cios gestores D. Jose ZarandonG y
D. GOrgonio B0lirdr, en- eonIandita Don Sill
veTso Cdmpos.
Sirvanse tomar -nota de las firTnas al pie, v
deseantlo merezcan igual eonfianza 4 la que
me ha dispensado, me suscribo su atento s. 8.
Q, b s. NJ.
j. Zdrdnd0nd.
jose ZARASDoNA, .fsmard::
GoRGoNIo BOLIVAR, .f,mard:: 3-3
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Sobre L6ndrer. Paris br4ncn. GSnoya, Habana
Santiago ds Cuta. Santo Domingo. Madrid. Santan
dor Cadiz lar s,Ip aa osrts pfazAs de EapAhR gi
por eantidss 10 lie veiuticineo peeos.-HIL
Va COMP T..pahsa nhras ~
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MUEBLES BARATOS.

Por ausentarse su dueio sc venden precios
modicos todos los muebles de Ia casa Caleta de
San Francisco n1m Is, derecha. 3-6
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Por $4,7OO.

Sc vende una casa terrera dc muy buena
construction en- Ia calle de la Luna ndmero
dante del Battalion de Artilleria Don jose del
Buey, 2-7
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CIRCULAR.

San Juan Puerto-Rice Mario 2 de 1878
Por m1tuo conyeflio, Be IN escritura pdblica
de esta fecha, Sc ha sep do ell s6cio d. Gas
par Rauza de Ia casa de areio que suscribe.
% avisamos II ps ainteligencia.
ettos 8 s.
Yosa y Comp.
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COLEGIO COLONIAL DE CURAZAO.
DEDICADO A La ENSENANzA PRIMARfA
YsECUNDARIA DEL BELLOsEx0.

Este plantel queen los siete meses que cuen-
Ia de existencia tiene asegurada perfectameR-
te su estabilidad bajO la s6lida base de los re-
sultados obtenidos hasta ell dia, esta llamad0
prestar las tamilias de esta cuidad, grandes
servicios en- la educaciOn instruction de sns
hijas.
En- ell Colegio Sc admiten alumnas interna,
y externas
Los precics por trimestres son los siguien.
tes:
INTERNAS.
En- las seccones primaria y secundaris. u
EXTERNAS.
En- los primeros conocimientos. ... g.
En- la seccion primaria. ria.............. 3.
En- la secundaria. Observation-Disclosures l440
Los primeros conocimientos comprenden: Ell
abecedario espahol, formation de las silabas
p imeros rudimentos de lectura, escritura
contabilidad.
La instruction primaria comprende: lectura
castellana, escritura, Rudimentos de Gramaii-
ca, Urbanidad, Elementes de GeOgrafia fisica,
CosmOgrafia, primer OS cOnocimientOs en- unO
de los idiOmas ingles, frances 4 hoandes
La intruccion secundaria comprende: Gra-
matica castellana aritmetica te6rica practica
Historic universal, Cosmografia, GeografIa
fsica ypolftica, Defamation idiomas frances,
ingles y holandes
Ademas. hay una seecion consagrada La
bores dibuio; ocurrase por ell lprograma re-
gamento al agente ID. Manuel NJ Solo
MAYAGtEZ p REL DIRECTOR, joss r.
HENRIoUEz hta- Is jul
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-31
ANUNCIOS DIVERSOS,
DENTISTA.

FL DR. R. NJ Ponte, cediendo & las instan.
cias de su antigua numerosa clientela de es-
ta capital, tiene el gusto de complacerles ofre-
ciendo que duante todo el mes de abril presta-
rs su asistencia en- su laboratorio dental, calie
de san Justo n6m. 29, desde las ocho de la ma
mana hasta las cuatro de 10 tarde.
Puerto Rico mario 80 de 1878. ii. 80 ab
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-31
CIRCULAR.

San Juan p r. mdrzo ls de 1877
Muy Sr. nuestro:
Participamos v que por venta verif-
cada en- esta fecha al Sr Don Francisco Gar
cia del Real ha cesado en- sus negocios la casa
mercanti que giraba en- esta plaza bajo la ra-
zon social de
&aAsiage y a.esnhaD
qaedando la liquidacion nuestro cargo
Agradecitios q la confianza con que siempre
nos Ia favorecido, lie rogamos la haga extensi-
va 4 nuestro successor, quedando de V. aten.
tosySS.
@ B. s. NJ
SANTIAGO L0NBA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-31
Carruajes.

De Gonzalez Ramos salen diariamenta & las
dos do la tarde para Rio-riedras Carolina Caguas
las cuatro para Cangreios Rio -pedras. fetados
todaR horaa. -Cale de Ia Fortaln2a nfim. ~