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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-02-22
The following were the closing quotations at three

The total sales Of stocks ut the Board to-day aggre
gated 1851 shares, which were distributed fol-
lows:-Canada Southern. 600; Chicago and North
west 0.s00; do preferred. 25.2lO Chicago. Rock
Island and Pacific, $50; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western. $500; Delaware and Hudson Canal. 400;
Erie. 26,S33; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 750; do pre-
serred. 1000; Kansas Pacific. 1.450; Lake Shore,
le.s4o Michigan Central. 5000; Milwaukee and st.
Paul. TO- 200; do. preferred 5.097 Norris and Essex.
BIO; New York Central COS; New Jersey Central.
b7UO; Ohio and Mississippi, $3.50: Pacific Mall 800;
Union Pacific. Il. 500: Wabash, 1885, Western Union
Telegraph 12o95.
Money on call was easy at a per cent. Tho
highest quotation 81. and the closing one az
per cent The rates of exchange at the undermen-
toned places New York were as follows :-Savan-
NAH buying at par, selling y premium: Charleston
easy-buying y a l-16. selling par; New Orleans,
commercial u, bank par; st. Louis, IS discount;
Chicago hrm-1-1O discount buying Ito premium
selling; Boston, par. The foreign exchanges were
little easier to-day. and sterling quoted at 4s5I
a4.s6 for long and 4.sSa 4.so for short sterling.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as fol-
1ows:-
Exchanges $S3 gO9, 90
balances. 4OOg.6C9
end the weekly Clearing House statement was -
Exchanges sii 9Os.90t
Balances. 22.5l4 s42
loyal tenders redeemed. and received S2100 gold in
exchange for legal tenders. The London advices
ported strong market for consols. which advanced
to 96t 9Gh for both money and tho account.
United States bonds were irregular New AVS adj
vanccd u q y per cent. to 1919; 1s67's rose from
103h to 10i. and reacted TO 1854 while tenfortics
declined y per cent to 1Oits and new hves to 1861.
American railroad shares were dull. Erie common
declined from 27% 27A to 261s a27; the preferred
was steady at 49, Illinois Central dropped from 81
TO sG%. Pennsylvania declined from 36% to 1914,
while Heading advanced from 1917 TO 1874. Atlantic
and Great Western dropped from 35A to SAX, and
recovered to 35A New Jersey Central. after advance
ing to 45ts declined to As. while do consols dropped
from 80 to s7t. and recovered to 49, Bar silver adj
vanccd to 80 Sled. per ounce. The Bank of England
gained Gl40O0 bullion balance to-day Rentcs at
Paris steady.
Tho bank statement shows n decrease of So sC3 $50
in surplus and the ban now hold 80 $50
In excess OF legal requirements All the items show
adecrcase--the loans S179.500 tho specie $12s 300
the legal tenders s2.D57 800. the deposits ssss 600
and the circulation sG2,900. The following shows
the condition of the New York city banks this week
rs compared with last:--
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Sales Of the week.
n the ships Side direct to spinners
LIVERPOOL, Feb 81

LIVERPOOL, Feb II. 1873.
leading grain circular says"Grn 1T the commence
the week improved and there greater CONN.,
all branches of the trade The provincial markets
experienced better demand for English and foreign
many quoting advance of Cd Is quarter On
carpoes proved demand and advanced
Cd shipment received attention and dearer
spot further advanced which rather checks
there fair trade at Id GENITAL over
prices of Tuesday At this market to-day wheat was
per dcarer but with small attendance. busk
moderate. For hour there more inquiry at
full prices Corn in fair request at the extreme prices
of Tuesday" - -
LIVERPOOL. Feb 81, 1879
Pork-Primc Eastern frmer ut 52s do, Western
steady PTS. long clear steady us short clear
steady IDS I'd. Hams-Long steady mt fOs Shoul-
dull ut 23s Beetndia steady ut 76s; extra
S7s.: prime do. steady 7us. Lard-Prime
Western steady 3is. 3D. Taow-Prime city,
steady at :ajs. Turpentine-Spirits dull at 22s. Sd.
Rosn-Common steady AT Is I'd fine steady At los 3D.
CheeseAmerican choice rer ut 4s Lard OIL nrmer NJ
37s Flour-Extra State steady at Dos. Wheat-No. .
spring steady Is Sd spring none In the market;
at I'd. Corn-Mxed new steady at 4s I'd; do. old
steady at is ID onseed o-Yeow American steady
ut Dos Kosin-Conmon London, hrmer ut 5s Turpen-
tne-Spirts, ut London, dull ut us 3D.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, Feb. 214P N.
Silver is quoted to-day ut 80 3-i6d per ounce
bullion into the Bank of England
balance to-day is fl4,UOO =,
quote five per rentes ll2f 35c for the
PARIS Feb Fl, ls7a
Exchange on London, 25f. 25c. for cheques.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILxISGroN, n. @ Feb. q. 1Ss
Spirits OF turpentine quiet at 26sc Rosin d1ii at ~
for strained Crude urpentine quiet at 81 20 Tor nard
aud 81 ~ for yellow dip and virgin Tar steady at vi d.
Corn steady st 4sc 49lsc.
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COTTON RECEIPTS.
Following are total receipts the below
named ports from september l. isN.-
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

fALL RIvKR, Msss.. Feb. ~. 1870.
There has bccn doing IN printing cloths and aaots
ticns continued at 3Jc cash for ~ by ~ cloths
aud 3iJc less half per cent asked and 2c bid Tor
W by 90 cloths.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-02-22

4 r REASONABLE RArtS-MONEY ON LIFE AND
N Endowment Insurance Policies and Mortgages; same
bought: insurance of all kinds effected with 0ost
"A lowest premiums.
j. j. HABRICH x Co, 165 Broadway: box $3.50.
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A BOUT LOANS ON LIFE POLICIES. THOUGH COM.
ZIP declines purchasing, consult DAVID PARKS
fACKLER. $50 Broadway This card appears Saturdays
hareu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-02-22

81 10000 FOR FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS ON
IA approved city aud Brooklyn property at cent;
500 900 special funds at So cent JOHN f. ALLISON.
Pine 81
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g A DvANCES" ON FURNITURE, PIANOS SAFES,
ACarriages, &s. lob West SD st., west of 9th Nv
fst.. nn1ie.k
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Delivered contract 500 bales yesterday Current
prices of spot he following quotations based
American standard of classification and cotton in store,
running in quality than half grade above
he the uuntadl T.
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JNyEsTMENT-FlRsT CLASS.--A SUPERB SYSTEM
lof profits free of risk Principals only dealt with The
Magno Lameilar Gasgh Company Headquarters ut Now
York city. Send for prospectus state what amount VI
capital could be put mutually approved conditions
Communicate with W. i. ROBINS, Western Branch onicc
Main 81 Cincinnati Ohio.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, Feb 2l-6 r ".
Linseed cake. e. l5s. IS per ton.
HAvRR Fob. 81 1879.
American lard closed at 1877. f3slf per so kilos
BREMES Fob. II, 1879.
Ancrican lard closed Mt 37A marks 10 lbs.
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This weeks circular of the Lverpool Cotton BrokorS
Association "Cotton has been dull throughout the
W mostly somewhat lower Amcri-
In moderate Request and declined ilod. sea
IN fair demand at full prices Futures were
dull the week prices yielding about
-iGd To-day Thursday the frmcr and prices
l-32d The final rates show partially l31d do
cline Inst Thursday's.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-02-22

Jersey CITY ELIZABETH CITY AND RAILWAY
81 City IN j. Bonds wanted also Macoupin county Qui-
nois) Court House q. W. MARKHAM, 10 Pine st.
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Jersey CITY INTEREST.-ON AND AFTER 25Tt
81 inst interest due March l. 1879 jersey City Bond
will be paid presentation of interest At the ofc
of the City Treasurer any bank in Jersey City
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-02-22

MONEY TO LOAN-ON ENDOWMENT LIFE INSUR
ance policies due within five years. or will purchase
them lair discount. Give of company, number
and when due W. D. HUBBARD, Stock and Mote
Broker Hartford, Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-02-22

suGAR-The market for refined quiet but about
Ire, and 100 do do. ties. seS at S.lee Refined was
%Ts sSd sS e$s
ing. eonmon % fair sac ese DO: do good 70 prime.
asc; crushed powdered. sac sranaiaied. SIZE, OF
40 Pie ysSx SS a dS loaf &C. o SSie s sn. G
ei@dng Cs, esse aohe 49,.
casks Tho market was quiet; 1000 lbs sold at ohe
ri @ market s for pig tin s ;s and excited
ssHt s a's' ss
s sasa and e a 'r. e and aaees Do ssaoa l English
plates. shs1sSa IS Ssns 49, = 10 s coke
Toslcco-fic market seedcaf quiet, Sales
were iSn eIsSs crop is at &c ise 90
Ysra Ii cut, on private terms, and bales Havana
Tuesday last only 30 hhds prices ranging
Wnissrr.-Icecpts. $50 bbls Tho markc, was dull
and heavy and offered at ~ ~ -
looT lbs medium fleece a, Se sY los Xxx Ohio a,
81 &C. a5c 300 lbs. medium washed deainc ishe;
1900 lbs spring California a, Ile s9%o ~, do do =,
do. i2hc. $1,000 lbs. valley Oregon at 23c. pc.
52c 5000 lbs Texas at IKE 1900 lbs fall SECURED do
At 47e and, on private terms vo lbs aud above Ohio
fall do 1900 lbs Western do, 1900 lbs extra pulled,
Ing do. ioo.Sbs due secured and 400 lbs southern
.n limited Sde, ss0S Of Ss.s . ES%
for that class but the general market otherwise quiet
SUD Sass sS,,Ss icS ss.d and ssa. 100 baiss
cotton I'D sgs lot SS sd SaSs od i0ssa
I'd 3s $3.50 packages provisions BIS. Sd Sos. per
$500 packages cheese aud butter IJs 5000 pack
ages provisions. through US. I'D BIS s.yD bushels
grain on private terms London, steam. l2tDO bushels
grain, private terms; 90 bbls 25s some lots -four
per bill aud sd for sack per through freight.
aud SAIL $3.50 bushels grain. As 3D. per quarter; 40
oil cake, 2s I.2,p bills. Hour Is I'd. Glasgow,
soam 500 bbls. refined quoted rs I'D O 400
packages provisions, through. sos aud lots Hour,
through IS. Sd. aud us Cd Hull. steam $40 bbis.
refined sugar us. sd asked. Bristol steam itO bbls
flour, IS cd 900 packages cheese and butter t5s Ham
burg. steam 1900 bushels grain. 10 marks Charters
Swedish brig. hence 10 Opvro. with 2D quarters grain
shippers bags lie Jushel Austrian barb hence to
Mediterranean port ao quarters ~ ain. private terms;
British barS, hence to llayro Antwerp. 100
tiers grain. Is cd British bark. hence to London,
45OO quarters grain, Is Gd Norwegian bark, hence TO
Cork tor ocrs 5000 quarters grain -. 3D. British bark,
hence to London. 900 bDls. refined petroleum. IS al
British bark 90 tons hence to Have general cargo at
lump British ship. ls1 tons hence TO London,
cra cargo herman bark, tO tons hence tho
Baltic, provisions at rates. and Norwegian bark $50
tons particulars German bark. baltimore 20 Bor
dcaux 900 quarters grain, Us. I'D Norwegian bsrS,
Philadelphia to Genoa, general cargo, 81 90;
British bark 5u quarters grain fhiadclpha To Cork for
orders. Js Sd schooner hence 10 Porto Rice, general
cargo, private terms.
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BEFORE CAII-ls:s0 P. NJ

5000 G, G & ! G lst m g
1900 do. lbs 90
1000 G, &IC I'd IN. %
10000 NJCenlst con as 49,
5000 Belly n So Ill LIST 1861.
5000 Leh " W con as. 5lh
2OoO Harlem LIST reg. 1921.
5000 Ohio&Miss I'd IN 93i.
5000 Is. Hart X 4 LIST. 49,
$40 South Pac LIST m %
100 w U 4 cp. 1900. 112h,
500 Gin 4 Spr'g LIST.
I'D by C.C.C x | 9lA
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1879-06-20
Where Boy Found His Conscience.

The abstract conceptions Of righteous.
ness and justice are only apflca q 70
acts done under sense of righteousness
and justice. The same remark applies
to personal immora1ties; 50 that no ami
NAL can be immoral. That animals can
not entertain abstract ideas is not at all
surprising, seeing how slow children are
to do the same. A somewhat grotesque
illustration will show this. A class Of
boys was asked what conscience was.
None. could explain it, SO The teacher de-
fined it as Something within yoa that
tells you when you have done wrong 2
A boy at once exclaimed it was a
stomach-ache. On inquiry it turned out
that he had stolen and eaten some unripe
fruit, and doubtless felt the renorse Of
conscience accordingly! #; then, my
former position be qualified ! would
restate it rs corrected by the cass re-
corded as follows: Animals reason as We
do, but always in connection with con
crete phenomena, whether Immediately
apprehended By the senses, or p1esllt to
consciousness through qleqlprETg rEglas Is asl sss
suggestiyeness Of things. They have,
n,oranvar. NO mower of conceiyinp truly
abstract IDEAS Hence, they can not be
selEeonseious. can not conceive of God,
and can neither be moral nor immoral,
but are simply non-moral automata, On
the other hand, that which rescues man
from being an autonatum, pure and
simple, is his power Of conceiTng of
abstract IDEAS, which enables him to be
selGconseious; consequently, he can con
ceive Of a personal, j. e. selfconcious
deity, SO that he at once becomes a re-
sponsibIe being, and can be positively
moral or immoral.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1879-06-20
Cincinnati Joke on General Jackson.

Not long after General Jacksons re-
tirement from the Presidency, ranor
got abroad that he was bankrupt. This
was too good chance Of banter for the
Wings, whose detestation Of Old Hickory
followed him to his retreat at the Hermit
tage, to neglect. A whig firm at enen.
natl, taking roncal pity on the old man,
pasted two cards together, inserted Two
old fashioned copper cents between them
in an unprepaid letter to the ex-Pfesdent
full Of mock coincidence.
The Postage on the letter was IS cents,
which General Jackson, not knowing
what was within, promptly paid. he at
once sat down and penned a oharacterls
tic reply, inclosing the two cents back to
his Would-be prosecutors. This reply
they did not care to take out ot TIE
Post Office, and it found its way to TIE
dead-lstter Office at Washington. me
original IS now in the possession Of Ar'
Geo. N. Towle, who kindly permits
its insertion here. It is full ofold
HieEosy's gruff,, sarcastic humor, aa
well as his bad spelling and grammar, Is
will be seen
HERMITAGE. Nav IT. 1881.
GENTLEMAN Your kind letter convey
ing your charity OF two copper Genus,
which you forwarding on hearing tha5 8 !
was broke, and 4 bill drew by me lof
| $4,000 had been returned protested, aas
| been received and, as you have aeeh
imposed upon by the vile falsehoods na1
are b5ing daily circulated by the Nhlss,
| 10 Il kind charity is herewith returned %
you that you may dispose of it, in ebafsi1
to such Of the Wings that may have oe9n
employed n trading in stocks and laaqa' ~
and IN swindling The poor. Have sat lat
| goodness to inform q your friends We
have not drawn a draft for any sum- ~ -
any one, for twenty years, nor have ,a5. sa5
use for your kind charity, having ~ N
since rned to live within ny "
means. Your charity is, therefore =
turned to you ii the same envelope "a "a
sent i, supposing from the material ri Il;
care aIen it IS your only charity reEs9s 9r
tory, and the objects Of charity in 5oa. s..
city would be much injured if not =
turned to you.
Your mo. obt. servt. till death.
ANDREW JACKSON.
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at is true, Capt. Bunker, that you are !
cruel tyrant toward your crew.

1T is true, capt. DillAei I, are q
cruel tyrant toward your crew.
I-I-I didn't know that this young
gentleman was your son, sif I stannered
the captain, as he hastened to knock the
irons from the wrists Of the young man.
4He did not intend that you should
know il, replied the owners 35on know
/ presume, that a son Of nine ha9 been
several years with d merchant IF Val
paraiso. This is he. When The time
came for him 10 return home, proposed
to him, By letter, that be should work his
passage il the Endymion, for lad heard
strange stories about your cruelty 70 the
crew, but other gbipmasters aaa mates
had assured me that those stores were
false or exaggerated, and vas deter
mined to investigate the facts. Ny son
tells me that the sailors under Jour com
mand had Just cause Of complaint :
Capt. Bunker murmured something
about the necessity Of maintaining dis
eipline On beard ship; but. i was OBJ
served that the next time The Endymion
put to sea, she had a new eaptaia
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Poetry.

1.-THE ivy erawls Ger gard vans
And gaYly grows 4 pansy,8
The made si&hs;
20, gayly gro. tlle pansy."
sBut, honor 'ftght, I'd q tarnal sight
Have anglefoot and tansy,'
The old man cries;
@Ah, tanglcfoot and tausyi'
so7cr garden beds they lift their heads,
The crimson-tinted tulips"
The maiden sighs;
70, crimson-tintcd t;ilips.a
Slut there amt no grass nor garden sas
SO good al mint for iulips,"
The old man cries:
"Ah, give nc mint for juleIsl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-18
Aviso importante.
Empresa de pores coreos De lis AntIlas
DE D. RAMON HERRERA, HABANA.

Deseosa esta empresa de contribuir al ma
yor movmiento mercanti! de esta Isla, y por
consigulente su mejor bienestar economico,
,ha dispuesto que sus conocidcs y acredltados
vapores Marsella, "Alicante, "Nuevo
Moctezuma' Y "Manuela," recalen a la venida
ida a la Habana, aaemas de los pnertos de
Aguadilla y Mayaguez en- Ponce, proporcio-
nando los sefores pasaieros que quieran
aprovechar esta oportunidad, sobre ell buen
trato de sus conocid0s capitanes Villaamil,
Ventura, 'Bidaguren, ETC., las ventajas de los
precios tan moderados como los de cualquiera
Otra empresa.
Asi misno na dispuesto que cuando hagan
viae los em leados civiles militares con sus
familias dentro de los puertos de esta lsla, Sc
les rebaje Ia tercera parte del yalor de los pa
safes, segun tarifa; y 81 81 .ndmero de pasaje-
ros flese mucho 4 ocurriese embarque de tro-
ga, en- estos vapores espafoles, sc haran con-
tratos especiales procurande la mayor economic
Ademas en- las respectivas Agencias. Sc
expediran billetes de pasaje deida vuelta con
rebsja de 80 % sohre los tipos de tarita, sien-
do valfdes hasta tres meses despues de expe-
didos, servibles para cualquiera de los vapo-
es de la Empresa.
Puerto-Rico, Mayo de 1879--Los Agen-
tes, Hiarte, h-r'mano de CaracenG & C0.-Ma-
rina. hta. IA jul.
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La CENTRAL COMISlONISTA
CARRERAS Y COMPANIA.
AGENC1A GENERAL DE ENCARGOs NEGoCIOs
SAN JUAN, PUERTO -R1co.-TANcA, 5.

AGENo1A GENERAL DE ENCARGos NEGoC1os
SAN JUAN, PUERTO -R1oo.-TANcA, 5.
Sc ocupara en- comision de cobros de clen-
tas, documentos, alquileres, sueldos g., &.
Compra y venta de frutos, fncas, merca.
derlas, letras de cambio, alhajas, acciones Y
toda especie de papel negotiable.
Cambios, prestamos y descuentos.
Agenciar pasapOrtes, matriculas, licencias
documentos publicos partidas de bautismo,
casamiente, defuncion, e. 4.
Practicar inventariQs, liquidaciones, ba-
lances, comprobaciones, rectifcaciones Y
cuentas con Y sin interes.
Entender en- quiebras, suspensiones de pa
go, moratorias, concursos, pleitos, arreglo y
toda clase de negocios civiles.
Entregar y percibir mercaderias, frutos,
muebles, dinero, cartas, documentos y toda
clase de objetos.
Redactar toda especie de documentos es-
manifiestos, &, Il.
Proportional las casas de comercio tene-
dores de libros y dependencies: los ca
cuanto mas Sc les ofrezca durante su per-
manencia en- este puerto.
Tanto la comision de los negocios relacio-
nados, como la de lose que no Sc ha hecho re-
ferencia evitando ser demasiado extensos,
sera completamente modica y arregIada al
estado que cada unO tuviere.
Y poI ultimo tambien Sc ocupara de todo
10 cOncerniente al cange de carpetas resi-
duos por billetes del Tesoro; cobros de es-
tOs pOr amortization en- sorteos de los 6
primeros cupones cuyo pago esta ordenado.
Puerto-Rico, mayo 10 de .879.-LA DIREc-
CION. 3-6
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TEXAS MG'PALICAS,

< Sc acaba de perfecconar ofrecen al publ
co en- los Estados-U Unidos, una nueva teja
IMetalica, que no dudamos lendra tan buena
accgida N esta isla como ha tenido en- aquel
pals y ell los dem&s de ls America latina, pues
viene llenar una verdadera necesidad, sobre
todo en- los pafSes donde como sucede a1ui
abundan las lluvias ca la mayor parte del afo
En- los anuncios que publican los fabricantes
de estas TEXAS, hay disefios que Ia simple vis-
ia demuestran 10 sencez y ,fcaca de esta
nueva lnvencion. Cualquier operario de me-
diana inteligencia puede colocarlas pues su
forma le enSefiara claramente como ha de ha.
CerlO .,
Una de las grandes ventajas de este articulo
para Ia exportaciOn Y c0nduccionea terrestreS
eS que su peso relative al de hero galvaniza-
do 6 zinc, es mucho menos y que So encuentra
colocado en- pequeiias cajas faciles de manejar.
Otra de las ventajas no m6nos importantes
son las siguienteS no sc re jan nj quiebran
como sucede con las pizarras especialmente
81 llueve mdcho, cuando estan calientes, el te-
cho es mas compacto, y por consiguiente hay
menOS OpOrtunldad para que penetre ell aqua:
Sc evitan las goteras por su especial colocacion
Y como no Sc uSa SOldadura nj clavazOn
exterior de ninguna especie, no hay la cons.
tetan necesidad de reparar los techos como su-
cede con los de zinc hero galvanizado, y fl.
nalmente Su taman0 pequeIlo undo la COM
binacion que tienen las planchas para unirae
entire 81, 10 hacen fuerte y resiStente a los tenn
porales, con mas eficacia aun que ell mismo tc-
jamanil.
| Los Sres Jose Levi &.Sons de Santh6mas,
agentes generates de los fabricantes, con facul-
tad de nombrar Sub-agentes en- esta isla, han
designado a los que suscriben: al efecto Sc en-
cuentran las muestras de dichas tejas, que la
simple vista demuestran la sencillez Y efcacia
de esta nueva invencion, representando una
pequefa secci0n de techos hecha con elias de
nuestra sucursal de la capital Sres. Rivera y
Comp, San Justo l9, y en- este pueblo calle
del Comercio:
Bayamon, p R., Abril 25 de ls79.-Espino-
sa, Rodriguez Comp
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AVi$o-

El que suscribe, socio comanditario de Ia ra-
zon Olivary Comp, hace presente que D. Pc
dro Ollvar, su consocio, Sc ha fngado de esta
Isla, llevandose todo el efectivo que en- GAIA
habia, otorgando sin facultades para clio poder
a D, Jose M. Suarez que ha suspendido pagos
poniendo la casa en- liquidacion y ejecutaado
operaclones que no puedep tener efcacia algu-
car al socie comanditario que firma. Tanto
los acreedores como los deudores de Ia men
cionada razon Olivar y Comp SO les preyiene
que el infrascrito esta ejercitando las acciones
civiles criminales que le competen, les ha.
ce presente este particular para que Sc absten-
gan de toda clase de negociaciones con Ell tlicho
apoderado, pues todas las que Sc haean son
nulas de ningnn valor como hechas en- frau
de de legitlmos inteFeses. = : 80 '
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-18
.AnJEncio.

Sc vende Ia hacienda "San Patricio," de Ia
propiedad de D. Lemuel G. Alams, situada en-
Quebradillas, EN- ell barrio de Cacao, compues-
ia de $50 cuerdas de terreno de los mas from
desos de la Jurisdiction. 100 cuerdas de cafia
y 20 cuerdas de cafe y platanos, un trapiche de
buey y de IL clase, casa de pailas, alambique
con sus baticiones, toneles para ron, molino y
almacen de pillar cafe, casa y maquina de des-
cion, ls yuntas bueyes y 4 carros Ell que la
interese puede dirigirse al dueho en- ell pueblo
de Quebradillas. 4-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-18
LibrOS baratoS para eSCuelaS

En- la imprenta del BoLEr1N Sc ha recibido
un complete surtido de libros de texto y efec
tos para escuelas, que Sc realizan precios
sumamentes modicos.
Entire otras cosas Sc ofrecen:
JUAN1TO, traduccion de Torrente, 40
centavos uno y 81 docena.
CUADROS fLUMINADOS, de medidas y
pesas metricas y monedas a 60 centavos
un0
SILABARIOs de Solves a 2 pesos docena
y 20 centavos ejemplar.
FLEURY catecismo historico) peso do
cena 10 centavos uno
MEDALLAS doradas para premios, papel
YturZaeta todos los demas libros efectos
que. Sc llsan en- las escuelas.