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, 1879-05-29
OUR TERRITORY IN CONGRESS.

From pages 2, 3 and 8 Of the
Congressional Record" a copy of
which we have received from Dele
gate Brents, We notice mention OF
bills introduced by that gentleman,
as follows:
"Restoring to the public domain certain
ands IN Washington Territory withdrawn
IN favor OF the Northern Pacific Railroad
and protecting certain settlers affected
uereby;' which was read twice and re-
ierred to the Committee on Public Lands.
ITO amend section 1852 of the Revised
statutes OF the United States" Referred
'oCOmmittee on Territories.
validating an act OF the Legislative
ASembly Of Washington Territory au-
uor,zlng tile leasing OF school lands a4ld
,,onnrming leases made in pursuance
Public Lands.
,. rOr tile purchase OF a site and the erec-
Wv. MOn OF custOm-hOuse at Port Townsend,
se port OF entry for Puget Sound dis
nS., III Washington territory" Referred
"V0mmlttee OIL Public Buildings.
For the purchase of a site and the
RP'evion P'"a OF a fog-Slgnal at Foulweather
p,ull, p, " the entrance OF Hoods Canal, on
uSet Sound" Referred to Committee
OhCOmmerce.
,,nFor the improvement OF Skagit and
r,nAgIamish Rivers, in Washington Ter.
COy' C,UoIy' Referred to Committee Oh
s.GFOr the relief of John Kirkwood."
aiB commune y" Ni'''''
sIranting pension to Henry Mailer"
lions. '''''eeo VII i'''"'''
tysi Gor n the relief of the legal representa-
Co",oi CrS OF George Coggan." Referred to
hittee on Indian Affairs.
sdI;,; paper iavoring the establishment OF
rs,ohal post routes in Washington
pO..tory.' Referred to Committee Oh
''"oliice and Post Roads.
, 1879-05-29
COMMUNICATED.
QuILEUr, W. T., May 9, 1879.

ED. ARGUS
The Pulen Bros. are pleased with their
,,l. ol cattle in Port Townsend last
March. aud they promise your market
.nor. c,ttl. next fall. Your townsman,
N, Hadlock. gave us call in April. lie
seemed surprised at our natural adval'ta-
ros Mr. A. W. Smith, OF Neah Bay,
,oor claim here recently, and is well
nlsased with the country; Mr.. CuIpit, OF
Canada. did the same. frequently get
letters Of inquiry about the country
con,t tell il all. would earnestly say to
those seeking homes COME AND SEE. IL
Won want good land, where soil is rich and
decp. come and see; good water good
timber, free SOIL. free homes. CONE AND
SEE. Our mail route is established, and
we expect service soon. Cattle, sheep and
hogs ,lo well here. Fish and game are
abundant. l,4OO fruit trees have been set
in the valley this Spring. Fruit trees pre-
vorlsly set have been in bloom, and prom
ise fruit. Crops look well. There has
been some slight frost, but no damage.
Jessie Maytield has moved into his new
cottage. There are other new buildings.
The Indians are planting some and setting
out fruit trees-apeing their white neigh
bOs They put on some "BoNton' style
in dress, new houses, &C.; IN fact they ride
fast horses and want to become citizens.
Persons desiring TO settle here can buy
horses, cattle, sheep, hogs and produce
at reasonable rates, in the valley. Settlers
may do well to come and bring their fami-
lies with them, but would advise them to
COME AND SEE, and then act from their
own judgment. do not feel like telling
any man what he had better do, but il
any one who Is willing to work wants a
home let him come. II there Is nothing
here to satisfy, the world is wide; hut they
can't 90 much farther west without cross
Ing the pond" Yours. &c.
A. j. SMITH.
, 1879-05-29
"M0RLEY'S" LETTERS FROM NEW
YORK,
From our own correspondent
New YORK, May 12, 1879.
A REIGN OF TERROR


Once year New York forgets the
glores of free democratic govern.
ment and meekIy submits her neck
to the yoke Of a relentless despotism.
Her new dictator is not the "Man on
Horseback"--this monarch drives Il
dray. Whoever owns quadruped
which can stand between two shafts
is Autocrat Of all the household treas
ures he can pile up behind the poor
beast, and every mortal owing any
allegiance to the little Empire on
Wheels waits on his royal pleasure
and humbly opening wallet, begs his
Majesty to help himself to the trib
ute money, Talk about "Cesarism!"
Why, the "IIcrald's' sounding peri
DDS on this fruitful theme each ex-
actly column and a third long) are,
like its jokes, or Messina orange
stale and far. fetched--in the pres
snce Of the real thing, the genuine
article, the imperious tribute -gorged
Caesar Of Moving Day.
Paris has had two Reigns Of Ter.
ror, but Now York has one every
May Eay. Any man who can smash
a sofa, scratch a piano or gougs a wall
can find free vent for his diaboism
and swear at everybody until the air
is blue-and al on rising market.
The work must he done. Ten thous.
and other people arc in the same fix.
Houses and stores that no man can
number ere emptying themselves up
on thu sidewalks. Everybody's back
aches; 50 does his head; his fingers
are bruised, his children impatient, and
it rains about three times day. To
add that everybody is also irritable
is drawing it mildly. Everybody al
so wants truck, and it would be
pleasing to add, if it were true, that
Everybody observed the injunctions
against evil thinking and coveting
his neighbor's truck. Smith takes
Robinson's house and the latter must
be moved; Robinson hurrss Jones
out upon the side walk; Jones dis
places Brown; Brown displaces Fitz-
noodle, and so one large part Of New
York dispiaces another till you feel
like describing the operation about
as the old deacon read the llth chap
ter Of Genesis, when, after stumbling
over a lot of unpronouncsable He
brew names, he ran his eye quickly
to the bottom and gravely added:
"And so, brethren, they went on be.
getting one another to the end OF
the chapter"
THE NEwsBoYs' LODGING HOUSE.
In that once famous and still un-
savory section of city known as the
give Points" stands a tall brick
structure, fronting on three streets,
and bearing on its facade monstrous
sign, "Ne3sboys' Lodging House"
Still haunted by the spectre Of our
street Arabs of last week, your COR
respondent bent his steps thither one
night about nine o'clock, and climsd
tho broad fre-poor staircase to find
the boys assembled in the school
room, at their evening school. 1t
was high airy room, plainly fur
nished, the walls adorned with an
assortment of texts, maxims, and reg
ulations. Prominent among the lat
ter was this: "Boys who swear and
chew tobacco cannot stay here" At
the seats was indeed a motley array
of lads from six to eighteen years
old, barefooted, generally ragged
and coatlsss, some boasting one sus-
pender, more with none, but every
face. Young or old, polished clean
, 1879-05-29

SINCE the constitutional election
in California, business is even more
depressed than before. Ca apitaNsts
and the larger share of the business
men are extremely reluctant to ell
ter upon any new enterprises Or risk
their money in investments until
they know tho effect Of the radIca!
changes in taxation, etc, made by
the new constitution.
, 1879-05-29
PORT TOWNSEND w. T., THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1879.

no man can estimate, yet the awful
fact remains that thousands more are
not reached and cannot be by any
private means. Only the strong
arm Of legal compulson can draw
them from the slums.
A RIVAL To EDISON.
An irrepressible genius down in
Elizabeth, n. j., has been inventing
new electric light which, experts
say, is superior to Edison's and is
like to supersede it. His name is
Philip Diehl, mechanical expert
employed 10y the Singer Sewing Ma
chine people. Your correspondent
was waited on by Mr.. Dichl last
week with specifications and draw
ings Of the patent just issued for the
invention, and without designing to
ask any oral explanations the task
was boldly undertaken Of unrareIing
the mysteries thereof and displaying
them to a delighted vision of tho
newspaper world.
Quixotio man My soul is as limo.
cent Of electricity as though Ben
Franklin never flew a kite, or to
make more feeling comparson-as
a country EDITORS pocket. book is Of
thousand dollar greenbacks, or his
subscription list of bad debts. For
people here never think of cheating
printer-or hardly ever! But this
was not the first windmill against
which my lance had been shvered!
Once, after dark, in the depths Of a
New Hampshire woods l labored
long and faithfully TO convince my
self that wasn't lost, but that was
an easy job to finding myself
amid the mazes Of those specif-
cation after Dishl had gone! | got
into babbling brook on that memor
able occasion, but the chill of
mountain stream was enervation it.
self to the cold shock from those cleo
trio currents; l bruised myself mourn
fully among the granite boulders,
but it wasn't a circumstance to the
way bruised my good opinion Of
myself floundering among Diehl's
carbon pencils! Once got stuck in
little lighter on the awful bar
at the mouth of the Rio
Grande, and the ugly breakers
CRASHED their white teeth at US till
we began to feel sorry for the life
insurance companies we had left be.
hind us-but all that was a good
| joke beside the way | got stuck on
Deihl's little "lighter." went into
the war resolved never to come home
till the rebellion was crushed, but |
could have crushed it all alone just
as easily as | could have evolved any
animate literary creature out of
Diohls cold and rigid clamps and
armatures, electric arches aud cur
rents, magnets and cores.
l am perfectly satiied that electric
light is brilliant and dazzling sue.
cess! | am morally certain that
Deihls Electric Lamp can give more
light in minute than a newspaper
man can describe in Il century-but
if ever try again to tell HOW, at the
cost of converting ten thousand com.
pound technical terms into flesh.
colored English, it will be after every
honorable avenue of industry has
been closed against me, the landlord
distraned for his rent, and the poor.
masters ambulance back up in front
of my door MORLEY.
| C1Nry,r. tln 4 ,,l,,s;y>,,
, 1879-05-29
PILOTING.

NOicE to Steamboat men or Conn
manders OF Government Vessels.
ASrERS OF VESSELS. REQUlR-
vi ing the services OF a pilot To Alaska,
or any OF The inland waters Of thu Coast
can he accommodated BY applying 10 tile
undersigned. whose experience as pilot Oh
L, ) Government and other vessels, en-
tends over period of twelve years, Apply
by telegraph or mail. j. ". KEEN.
Skagit City, Washington Tery, L2:3m
, 1879-05-29

no man can estimate, yet the awful
fact remains that thousands more are
not reached and cannot be by any
private means. Only the strong
arm Of legal compuIson can draw
them from the slums.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-10
q. 80 Mar.
VICE-CONSULAT DE FRANCE A NACUABO,
PUERTO-RICO.
AVl so.
A V | S o.

A las ocho de la ma1ana del lia diez del pro
ximo Enero en- ell establecimiento de here.
ria del dfuEto Mr.. Francisco Segur, sito en- e
barro de los Ucares de esta jurisdiction, EN-.
pezsra la venta en- pdblica subasta de todos los
bienes que quedaron al fallec miento del dicho
Mr.. Segur constantes de una casa de MADEIRA
cobijada de tejamaml Y zinc en- sus colgadizos,
que servfa de vivienda otra casa de MADEIRA
cobijada con telas de barro con ell estabeci-
miento de herrera carreteria en- sus bajos
todos los tornos, maquinas instrumentos con.
cernentes al eXpresado establecimiento dos
caballos todos los muebles del rrecitado Sc.
CUR, cuyos efectos han alcanzado en- tasacon e
precio de 1886 pesos 46 cts, moneda extran.
gera Y 10 hago pdblico para la concurrencia
de lictadores. Naguabo, Diciembre "a de
l878-E. SIMONNET. 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-10
GIRO DE LETRAS.
q, GALE DE TETUAN, NUMERO 2l
PUERTO-RTCO.
PUERTO-RTCO.

cantidades que no baien de 16 pesos cortos dias
vista, sobre los siguientes buntos:
ALAyA.-Amurrio. AIada. LA Guardia. salva-tie.
,ALBAoETE- -Albacete, .Alcarraz. ,Almansa. Casas
Ibafez. Chinchilla HELM. La Gineta. La Roda Villa
AIIcANrE.- Alcoy, Alicante, Fiche Orihuela
! AALMEElA;-Adra. A'merla. Huescas
| BADAJoz-Alburquerque Almendralejos, Badajoz
Gaefz de Buey Don gSno ega
BALEaREs~Ibiza. Mahon. Palma.
BARoEIoXA.-Arenys de Mar Badalona. Barcelo-
r. Be[ga Gran0egs Ve NMnnfesa Masneu e
BUReos. Amanda de Duero Belorado Bribiesca
@ d los edan sdes
- CAcEREs. -Alcantara Brozas. Caceres Plasencia
CADIz-Algeeras, Cadiz, Ceuta, Chiclana Gibral.
tar Grazalema. Jerez de la Fronera Olivera. Puer-
SAM Rogue 0e
CANARIAs.-Las Palmas. San Crist6bal de la Lagu.
ma. Santa Cruz de la Palma Santa Cruz de Tenerife
GAsTELLoN.-Benicarl6. Castellon. vinaroz.
gDnD modvar s de saP Sad 1Sa1 s Ama6en
miel. Infantes, Manzanares. Piedra Buena. Valde-
CoRpovA.-Aguiar, Baena. Buialance, Cabra. Cor
doya. Lucena Montilla, Montoro. kambla.
CokuNA-B Betanzos Gee, Coru6a. Ferrol Nova. Or
tigueira. Santa Maria, Padron, Puentedeume. San
dyENoA. Belmonte. Canete. .cuenca. Huete. La
GERoNA.- Bagur.. Blanes. Hgueras. aerona. L.
gisbal, Lloret, de Mar. Oiot. Palafrugell Palam6s
GRANADA.-Granada. a..,-
daajara. Molina Pastrana. Sacedon. SignenZa. Ta-
GU1P6zooA. : Azpeitia. San Sebastian. Tolosa
'fIGalS HGGEE1A-Huslva.
HUEsoA.-Ayerbe. Barbastro. Graus. Huesca. Jaca
JAEH.~Alcala la Real. Alcaudete. Anddjar, Baeza
Bailen Gazorla. ySen La Carolina, Linares. Martos
,LEoN. Astorga. La Baneza. Leon. Ponferrada
Villafranca Del Vierzo couo.o 1<-.,.
R1 sS HurO.
LIyae.LugS. RI Rivad99: sd Yiyero.
De HsnaFss AranjSez
Valdeiglesias. Torrelaguna, Chinchon.
MAL1aA-Antequera. Malaga. Ronda. Velez. Ma
| MuRc1A.-Aguilas, Albania. Bulla, Caravaea, Car
tagena. oieza; Jumillka,, Lorca' M MMuTcia, Xeda
falia. Tudela. :
9RHssn2TH9se 9V1aDa2g9s andamo anea do oD,, oanos
de Tineo. Castropol Colunga, Cudllero Gijon, Gra.
do, Infesto. Lastres. Luarea Llanes. Naya. 0viedo
PALENo1A.-Paieneia
Lalin, Ponteyedra. Puenteareas. Redondela. Tuy,
saiAMAScA.1 "a. .1sBfei ciudad Rodrigo. Penarauda
SANrANDER.- castro Urdiales Comillas, Corvera
Vicente "a Barquera. Torreavega. Vale de Gabu6r.
niga, Vfilacarriedo.
| SE0OvIA.-Segovia
| SEvILIA.-Carmona Ecija, Moron, Sevilla, Utrera
EcRIA.--Agreda. Almansa. Burgo de 0sma, Soria
| TARRAdoNA. .-Reus. TarraRona.
TERUEL-Teruel.
ToLEDo.-Toledo.
| VALENCIA Alcira. D6nia. Gambia. Jativa. Sagun.
! to, Valencia.
VEIdADoL1D--Medin del Campo. Rioseco, Torde
| sillas Valladolid. -. -
VIzcATA. = Algeria. Balmaseda, Bermeo Bilbao
Durango. Eorrio. LeqQeitio. OrduAa. Valle de Car
rranZa.
/ ZAMoRA.-Zamora.
/ ZARAeozA--Almunia. Ateca, Borja, Calatayud
Sarmena. Gazpa. Daroca ERea de los Cabaleros. Sos
Srarazona. ZaraRoza. 1v.s.V,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-10
La Castellana.
HOTEL, RESTAURANT, CAFE, B1LLAE
: Y BANOS.
AGUADILLA.

Situado en- el punto mas centrico, allegro y
fresco de la poblacion a treinta metros del
plendidos salones, habitaciones amplias v
ventiladas, con periodicos libros de lectu-
ra.-Se hablan tres idiomas.
Cocina inspeccionada por un director con
un primer buen cocnero de gran nombra-
dia recommendation. Sc sirven comidas a
todas horas en- los salones del Hotel del
Restaurant, 9 bien en- habitacion particular,
desde las diez de la maflana a las doce de la
noche. ..t
Ell Restaurant, planta baja del Hotel, tie
ne buenas habitaciones para pasajeros 81
por dia, con almuerzo, comida desayuno,
miten abonados conner por 500 por mes.
Sc sirven almuerzos refrescos para convi-
tes domicilio con tai que Sc avise algunas
horas antes. Ell administrator propieta-
rio, AGUSTIN RODRIGUEZ. 81, 28 Feb
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-10
LA Illustration PTO.- O.-RIQUENA.
CEHTR0 De PUDLCACI0NES Y TALLER De EACUADERNACION
47.-FORTALEZA-47.

Esta acreditada casa, establecida en- ell
pals largos amos ha, por consiguiente har-
to conocida del pdblico borinquefio, deseosa
de correspondent dignamente al favor STEM
pre- creciente que ha merecido al mismo, po-
la altura de todas las classes sociales, al al
cance de todas las fortunas, rebaja eli precio
de sus suscriciones la mitad del antique
precio, sea A REAL FUERTE CADA CUADERNO DE
8 ENTREUAs, que antes importaba reales.
Con un selecto variado surtido de obras
completas, nacionales y extranjeras, para
mayor facilidad de las classes menos acomo-
dadaS, LAS vENDE A PLAZOS.
Tambien ENCARGA LAS QUE Sc LIE P1DAN no
exlstan en- ell pals y CoMPLETA LAS oBRAs TRUN-
CAS-. H. % En-.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-10
AL ConQercio.

Papel superior ingles para la correspon-
denoia meroantil, pliego grande, rayado tras-
parente, Sc vende en- la imprenta del BoLE-
TIN q 40 rls. resma de .4sO pliegos. Puede
tas sin cortesia, a las personals que asi 10
preferan.
Tambien Sc han recihido en- ell mismo esta-
blecimiento juegos de LIBRos DE ooMERcIo
en- blanco legitimos de Glasgow, libros de ca
jas, cuentas corrientes, indices, copiadores
etc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-10
j. Puials E Hijos,
AL COM ERCIO.

Con fecha 30 de Diciembre anterior por
yenta que de nuestro establecimiento hicimos
q los Sres. v Riyaiaiga & Co. de este Conner
clio, uueda disuelta Ia sociedad que tenfamos
formada quedando cargo de los compradores
ell pago de los compromises hechos por el esta-
bleci1iento 4 contar del dia 10 del msmo mes;
segun convenio de acuerdo con los Sres. Acre
edOres.
Puerto-Rico Z de Enero de 1s7e-J. Carre-
ro &C0. Ga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-10
Hac enda "Celoso" De bguada.
Diciembre % de 1879
Bradley Fertilizer;& Co.

Boston.
Isa el superfosfate de cal prep8rado por Vds. hac
81 espaco de amos, hube de Ponerlo en- calidad d.
particusarmente en- aquellos de tefrnos mas aridoi
cansados por el uso, habiendo. obtenido un resul
anualmente grandes compras de dicho abonO para
aplicarlo las siembras de mis- fncas La experien
csc periodic en- he yenido usando ese otros abo
nos como el ht.dno del PERT Geo,pille Ito uela al
5as, me recomienda el Jert57izador de Vds como 81
mas propos1to de melores condolences que pue-
dad CIRCUMSTANCES de los terrenos que con muy
pocas excepciones son todos iguaes en- el pals sen-
Sc Green que la terra en- donde eae el
de Sc esteriliza. cuando la experencia de muchos
ahos dice todo 10 contrario. pues he vsto siempre
que empleadO perl0dicamento en- mis- pleas de ca
mas. despues de eabandonadas as 6stas vuelto q sem
brar. he obtenido de esos mismos errenos un result
tado mny satisfactoro sin necesidad del abono, pu
diendo asegurar ademaS. que no solo el buen 6Xito
Sc ha reducido al primer corte sino que algunas
pleas. sin repetr ell abuse para e segundo. he obte
ndo una production de Oc0cientOS QuitdleS de Gaia
por cuerda habiendo sido 81 primero solo de sete-
cientOs:
Concuire por manifestar que trabajando con bra
EOS llbres costosos esmuy propose el teftittza-
dor de Vds para la cultura intanSva pues quo al
paro de 6l un buen sistema de cultivo, puede
obtenerse en- terrenO mes es6ril tres, cuatro mas
coseehas como Sc viene hacienda en- las antlas fran
cesas por cuy6s razones, hoy ell conyencimiento
que me dan mis- experiencas de muchOs a1os. ten-
go Inconvenience alguno en- recomendarlod mis- COM
panerOS de agricultural, z Qu1eneS aconSeJO II en-
pleen y Sc convenceran cada dia mas de que no So
lamente es bueno sino equatvo su gasto 81 Sc tene
en- cuenta ell mayor renStimentO en- azucar que OBJ
tiene en- la cana cutvada con 81 supeJoato de cal
que Vds. fabrican. g..
socio principal de Ia casa para hacere esa manifes
tacion espont4nea, guiado tan solo por un senti-
tempo la consideration con que tengo el gusto de
suscribirme su muy alto. S. s.
QB.s.M
EMILIO VAD1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-10
NUEVO SOMBRERERO.

Ell antique Y acreditado establecimiento LA
BoRINQEN dispone ahora de IN habiI sombrere.
70 recien llegado de la IIabaDa. ell cual del mas
antique sombrero hace una elegantisn.a prem.
da conforme con las mas rigurosas exigencias
de la moda. Es una ganga para los parro-
quianos y el p1bco en- general, pues en- un
momento Sc transforma un sombrero de cual-
quiera clase y forma al capricho del intere-
sado. 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-10
sESAS.
ii TrdsatIastica
REOs FRANCHISES.

continuaran prestan-
as lincas francesas es-
sntre esta Isla, Euro
3niales, ha acordado la
5tra yez una linea direc-
lunicacion entire Ia Pc
provincial y vice-ver-
e Marsella Sc prolonga-
sujetandose al siguiente
~SARIO.
e Marsella ell 10 de
"a Barcelona, Cadiz,
sorife yNn Thomas, lle-
, de San Juan Ell 4 del mes
ado a la Habana.
j Habana ell 20 de cada
lerto- Principe (Hayti) pa
IN ell 26 y seguir con las
San Thomas, Santa Cruz
~ Barcelona a AarSella,
para Geneva que SO tras-
ala.
jervicio de esta Inca los
. la Compailfa.
Q de pasajes y fietes y la
abra en- ell servicio hace
olico corresponds debida-
a mejora que tanto inte-
IQUE que inaugura la nue.
arsella el 10 del corriente.
MBIA que saldra Ell 10 del
Drmes necesarios dirigir-
ties de la Compalfa
Ldtjnler d. Go.
ian de Puerto-R Is de
b. 10 En-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-10
NUEVO
dep6sito de muebles.
40 FORTALEZA. 40

Los duefios de este establecimiento tienen
ell honor de ofrecer al publico en- general un
surtido nuevo de muebles precios sumamen-
te desconocidos; los que tengan ell gusto de
yisitar el nuevo estahecimiento, saIdran de
el altamente satisfechos tanto del trato per-
sonal, como del surtido ALI existente de-
meneionado ramo; ofrecemos ademas un
gran taller de carpinteria y ebansteria, donl
de seran servidas todas aquellas personas
que Sc dignen encargarnos algun trabajo
por dificil que sea, en- la seguridad de que
sera ejecutado con prontitud, elegancia Y
solidez, tanto en- la parte de carpinteria CO.
mo en- la de epanisterfa
Puerto-Rico, Neviembre de 1873.
Hasta Mayo. sAEZ MURIAS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-10
800 CUERDAs,, 800.

En- ell sitio de las Cuevas, Jurisdiction de Tru7
jillo-alto, Sc vende una possession con el ndmero
de cuerdas expresadas, teniendo ademas casa
de habitacion, trapiehe, hornallas y algunoss
otros utensilios. Elque la interese ocurra
D. Federico Caro- en- la Capital, casa ndm 46,
calle de la Fortaleza, hacer sus proposicio-
mes.
Puerto Rico, Enere De 1879. "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-10
AVISO.

Con esta fecha queda retirado ell poder ge-
neral que tenia conferido D. Andres Nc Allis-
ter, por asi convenir al mismo quedando su-
mamente agradeeide de an cello probidad en-
ell tempo que 10 ha ejercido Puerto Rico 81
de DIRE. de 1878 -ANTONIO CATALl 3-3~
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Una inStitutriZ.

liza de varios niflos de ambos sexos, Sc solici-
ia una senora capaz de ensenarles la ins-
truccion primaria, los idiomas frances 6 in
giles y ell piano.
Dirijirse con buenas referencias D. Do
mingo Palmieri en- su hacienda Amelia,
Ponce. i Dcbre. II.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-10
Para eSCuolaS.

En- la imprenta del BoLErIN hay constante
mente un gran surtido de libros de texto de-
mas efectos para escuelas. FL Catecisn,o his
t6rico Historic Sagrada, de Neury Sc vende
desde hoy eiemplar es Ia do
ceUA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-10
sE ENDE

{ - z - IfIatEl30 k3N7l.I 9.s.. !
En- el pueblo de Manat:. una case tsrrers de,
piedra y azotea, situada en- Ia calle del Sol dc
dicho pueblo. Los que las intereseR ,puedea
pldir instrucciones q D. Quirico Masjuan en- ID
capital y D, Bonoeio Casellas en- Manati.
a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-10
MULAS DE VENTA.

Las hay muy hermosas, de tres amos de edad,
en- Ia prepiedad de D. Enrique Chauvet en-
Ponce
Enero 10 de 1879. As
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-10
Gomez de salazar.

En- la Imprenta del BoLET1N sc acaban de
recibir y Sc venden Ortograt1as al alcapce dc
todos q 2 rs. ejemplar y 20 rs. docena la
Gr01nGticG extensa del mismo autor IL rs.
una.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-10
ANUNCIO.

La casa que giraba en- este pueblo con ell So
10 nombre de ANTONIO SIMo, en- 10 adelante gi-
rara bajo la razon de
j. Pujals E HijOs,
quienes seguiran los mismos negocios de frutos
' proyisiones que SUI antecesor.
Manati, Enero de 1879. 2-3