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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-05-10
A Pretty Window Plant.

Ladies who never tried the expert
ment, may at trifiing expense have a
beautiful hanging plant in the east or
south window of the sitting room, that
will grow very thrifty and retain its
rich green color for months.
Take a round piece of coarse cheap
sponge, and soak it thoroughly in warm
water until it is fully expanded. Squeeze
out most of the water, and in the opened
holes of the sponge thrust rice, oat,
barley, grass, millet and red clover
seed. Hang this improvised fiower-p pot
where the sun will reach it during por-
ton of the day, and for week after
depositing the seeds above mentioned,
sprinkle the sponge lightly every morn
ing, to keep the inside damp, but not
wet.
In little while the seeds will COM
mence to push out their spiry leaves
from every part of the sponge; and fall
ing down in graceful tendrils as they
rapidly increase, there will soon be
formed a pretty mass of flowing green
fringe, that will remain bright and
cheerful to the eye for long time. If
carefully sprinkled, later on, the clover
will bloom before the mass decays at
the roots. Now is good time of the
year to commence the growing of this
simple but pretty hanging window plant.
IT is said, and no doubt truthfully,
that scarlet fever and other contagious
diseases are disseminated by school
books. The scholar carries his books
home, is taken sick, and of course stays
at home. When e is convalescent, he
uses his books little, and the particles
of peeling skin which contain the germs
CT the disease are rubbed from his hands
and inclosed within the leaves. Books
can not easily be disinfec.ed; and when
| some other child uses these books, he is
extremely liable to contract the disease.
Books which have been used by one
who has scarlet fever, or any highly
| contagious disease, had better be burned.
MILK OF ROSEs.-Put into small
| bottle 2 ounces of rose. water, 1 tea
| spoonful of oil of sweet almonds, 1G
drops OF oil of tar. Shake the bottle
until the whole is combined, and you
have a nice cosmetic to apply to the
! skin after washing.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-05-10

THE New York Sun has recently pre-
pared and published very complete
and interesting biography of the Hon.
John NJ. Palmer of Illinois, with the
view, as conjectured, of bringing him
out as the Democratic candidate for
President,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-05-10

THE Missouri Republican State Com
mittee have signified their choice of
Gen. Grant for President in 1880. Pres
ident Hayes is commended for his ac-
ton in vetoing the Army bill.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-05-10

TIE public debt statement, issued
May 1, shows the following totals: In
crease of debt during April, $19, 1859 /;
outstanding legal tenders, s346, 68l ,016 !;
total coin bonds, S1,968, 1862, 800; total
debt, $2,44S, 432, III; cash in Treasury,
$44S, 467, 156.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-05-10

PRINCE ALEXANDER of Battenburg
has been elected to the throne of Bull
garia, with the title of Alexander the
First.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-05-10

The latest kilograms from st. Peters
burg convey intelligence Of the arrest Of
thousands of people upon the slightest
possible suspicion of being concerned
in or having some knowledge of Mill
istic proceedings. Many of these are
being transported from st. Petersburg
to other parts of the empire. Among
recent arrests are number of high
Government functionaries. 1t is report
ed that some regiments have lost most
of their officers by arrest. The Golos
reports it is intended to send $4,000
prisoners with their families from Nov
gorod to Siberia during the summer.
Recruits for the Russian police force are
being sought for in Paris.
A BERLIN dispatch says that on the
reassembling of the Reichstag a letter
from Bismarck was presented asking
leave to prosecute Deputy Hasselmann
for smuggling prohibited newspapers
into the empire. The introduction of
copies of three German newspapers
published in the United States has been
prohibited. Three medical students,
Gerwitz, Arohnson and Leibermann,
have been convicted and sentenced to
imprisonment for disturbing public or
der and maintaining secret relations.
ARRANGEMENT are in progress, and
will shortly be completed, for lighting
the entire Capitol at Washington with
electric 4sdrs OF late invention. The
apparatus Is now being put in the build
ing, and it is contemplated to place up
on the summit of the dome very strong
lights, with view of experimenting in
regard to lighting extended areas of a
city from elevated points. Monumental
Park, Cleveland, is now lighted with
the Brush electric light, at cost less
than was formerly paid for gas, and they
get from the II electric lamps three
times as much light as they did from 1 10
gas burners.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-05-10

SEvM miners, who we're imprisoned
for six days in the Sugar Notch coal
mine. near Wilkesbarre, Penn, were
finally released by the efforts of their
comrades, who worked night and day
without cessation, digging through to
the lower gallery, where they were when
the roof fell. During their imprison-
ment they sustained life by eating por-
tons of q mule which happened 10 be
caught with them in the fall, and for
tunately . small stream of water trick
ling through the mine sufficed to quench
their thirst. They came out in very
good condition, and say they suffered
but little bodily discomfort. Their FAM
lilies and friends, who never really ex-
pected to see them again alive, went
almost Wild with Joy at their deliver
ance from . living burial. Thanks
giving services were held in the churches
in recognition Of their Providential
escape.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-05-10

THE Kentucky Democratic State Con-
vention, held on the LIST, nominated DIR.
Luke p. Blackburn for Governor, James
E. Cantrell for Lieutenant-G Governor,
P. w. Harding for Attorney General,
and Fayette Hewitt for Auditor.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-05-10

A YOUNG lady ate half a wedding
cake, and then tried to dream of her fu-
ture husband. Now she says that she
would rather die than marry the man
she saw in that dream.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-05-10

GOVERNOR SEYMOUR of New York
positively declines to run for Governor
of New York or for any other Office.
He says he has permanently retired from
politics.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-05-10

The Treasury Department is advised
that instructions in tine circular of April
1S reserviDg refunding certificates for
sale in sums not to exceed 800 are be-
ing evaded for speculative purposes, and
announces that where such evasion is
manifest. 7or where any one person
claims more than 800, either for him.
self or others, the certificates will be re-
fused, and the authority of any desig-
mated depository who fails to enforce
the regulations will be Withdrawn and
commissions will not be allowed on sales
made by him. Owing to the great pres
sure upon the Department in the issue
Of per cent. bonds already subscribed
for and redemption of called $40 and
10-40 bonds, the conversion of the re-
funding certificates into bonds will nee
essarily be postponed till on or after
July 1.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-05-10

The New York Herald Of the 25th
publishes detailed description of Edi-
sons electric light, illustrated by dia-
grams. Mr.. Edison, it is claimed, has
paffected his inventions, and the result
is hght9of unequaled clearness and
br.lliancy, completely under control,
and capable of being produced at q
cost much below that Of ordinary gas
The Herold thinks that the days of gas
light are numbered. $40
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-05-10
CURRENT TOPICS.

"A .DscIsIoN Just rendered BY the
Treasury Department in favor of the
State Of Georgia virtually releases the
Southern States from very heavy obi
CATIONS 20 the Government. 1t will be
remembered that, at the beginning of
the late War, the General Government
levied An assessment of sc, OOO, 600
upon the States for the purpose
of conducting the War. The Sc
ceded States were regularly charged
with their proportion, which, in the
case of Georgia. amounted to 1884,
600, and about the same for Ken
tucky. Tennessee, Virginia, etc. Six
par cent. interest was charged to this
amount for each year from its assess
meut. The taxpayers of every South
ern State (exoept, for some unexplain-
ed reason, Alabama) have been forced
to pay something on the claim, and all
claims of the States against the Gov
eminent, when allowed by Con-
gress, have been credited against
this indebtedness; and 16 Southern
claims or appropriations, amounting to
nearly $4,000, 600, are now being hold
up under this claim. Col. Tuggle, as
Special Agent Of Georgia, secured an
appropriation, short time since, for
S72, 900 due to Georgia on the old Greek
War account. The Secretary of the
Treasury ordered the amount credited
on GeorgiA's Indebtedness of $5S4, 900,
with interest for 10 years, or over ST.
000, 600. Col. Tuggle thereupon pre-
pared IN argument on direct taxes,
that State could not be as
sessed or taxed in its sovereign capacity, |
but that all assessments must be against |
the individual taxpayers, and the re-
suit has been that the Treasury Depart
ment reversed its former ruling and |
paid over the $72 200, besides marking
on the books the unliquidated charge of
over 81, 00O, 900 against that State. The
same ruling will prevail of course in
the case Of the other States similarly cir
The daily gazette., 1879-10-03
"a, TINE TABLE
- ,e,LaINGToF'

,.yr wILsiNoroF.
ss .,asl. aa'.' ga 10, Q s. s;ls; %, s. s!
! ka'a, " io.so O. m. m'' on sundays z"
|iD, ssst'. s@' feSO, 3 ~, p M 20 N. ~ 30,
1 YORK I ?,os,, ?,oos,,ays: 2O9a m, I; e,p; ~ ~,
4 rnionsIi9, Washington: i25i, ,,,nD z,m
(inor,, an I@, sis, pm N""
F,', ~, glq EN- ~ no sunday
|, ppssiposii. si 49, ? !" ~
.,,.. s4. 9l5 II m;ios' 6 SOP
p sunday \. H. T., sjs a mi / o. 9 81
b. saal"is sa.n ! ''S'i 'SSm'ibern r. r.; e2'a
g /" N; y no sunday trm,n. 81 y. a M
ID, BIZ a.t,,rn ni' Il. r.. 7 ID, 10 10 y III
bTaTe W., Wa trnin, $40 q m.
\ RI.ns H. .SsivE A. WtL%aT, " q 10 /, oe a IN ;
Elsdss,g,aa'Ili g y Il Il. IS, ibi, boi. 9 70 ~
Jpn, Y 20 n IN on oundays'E ~ 20
|i0G' ! ,,S y % 91. II Top N. ,eu
AMI ". i i l-' Is, ! "a d m; Y - y y ~ y
Ess Lev, ,pi ! NJ, IN sundays IL 10 W
Ele2 lo,, ? ~ o. SO, al N; 9 i, IL 2 q, q,
El!ini9aIfgnl Y q af = n; du Sundays; 2 o. q "
n .s5iips:os55 a: g isaia' q 's d q mi 80
l., deposit sooa mi no SUNDAY
D. ,..,,e. 800 am; IL 10 N;
Ees y :, Ga.'io ~. 40 sunday trains;
| = irare a r. R.: $50 IL III u !"
lclssan,ea by ne Sunday s. trains. , . q.
ilmill'sSs'ynm y n M. no sunday trains.
u, . % % Western X. H.: y 90 a m;
esNS,y ia M; sunday train. b.2o 2 III.
FSp w a,l ua,,l,,siSaTos LEAVE PHIL
,,Nosi and Washington ave-
foa1 f!os1 %. 1850, i6s m; 2 80. . w.
~ X. Q 45, " 20 pm; on sun
I9,a y, hi! ~ 0O,s As, II 80, p m.
;,ss" ~" ter9od and Msrke. streets
| l;si Y %. i!il, 555, $40 II ~ p IN
ava.g3n. II 80 ~ m.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-03
TO PLY SIClAN s
AND
CONSUMERS OF
GOD Liver OIL.

KNOWING from exPerIeHCc tu6 uIbbHgIh-
faction so OFTEN attending the dispensing
of many of the omulsions In the Market l
would call your attention to some OF the
features of the emulsion which have pre-
pared and dispensed for years with an-
varying satisfaction. The OIL used Is the
finest Norwegian and the most scrnpu
Ions care is exercised in the choice OF all
material and in every detail OF Its manu-
facture. BY careful manipulation this
emulsion is m ade with the smallest pos
sible amount of gum, and by the very MI
ed yery fiuid and perfectly palatabie.-
Each tablespoonful contains 90 Der cent; u;
OF OH and 5 grains Of Hypophosphits i o.
Lime. Samples will be gladly Iafhsneo f,a,
10 all Physicians who may desire tnem.-
Put up In pint bottles, price 81. Manu-.
factured and sold wholesale and retail oY
w, Z. WILLIAMS,
DRUGGIST.
or,,tr Ninth and Market Sts.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A GARD.
TO ali who are suffering from Inc errors
and indiscretiOns of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &C., l
will send q recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARE. This great remedy
was discovered by q missionary In South
America Send self-addressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station
zew York City.
dec2O- cod Aw1y
The daily gazette., 1879-10-03
FACTS VS.: CLAIMS!

pretexts
grounds for seeking tortured
the production of
another the biggest
gresv and until all appropriate adesves consumed
OAK HALL public Court
Of Claims be Calmly
all self evident
waits for the favorable verdict
These facts by but
tualy combines them all
produce goods? products will
Does another claim
largest retail clothing business in America
Does another claim spends
fore Its goods
another fan
advertising machinery-for embode
cheapest goods? Hall
for with the whole clothing trade Of the country
another largest Where another
magnitude, progress, superiority STYLE economy,
cells all comparison
THESE ARE NOT CLAIMS-TuEY ARE FACTS
WANANAKBR & BROWN,
Oak Hall, Sixth and Market SIS, Phila.
The Largest Clothing House in America.
sepl5 q
The daily gazette., 1879-10-03
aRAY's SPECIFIC MEDICINE.


E n 6 ! 1 9 b
Renedy,an
uRfa lin 2
Gu r 9 for
3 9 m in q l
Weakne SIS,
SpermatOr-
rhea. tmpo
tency. and
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-29
AL PUBLICO,

Por disposition del Sr. Presidente de la
tercera Comision del Excmo. Ayuntamiento,
Sc invita- q los que quieran subastar el abas-
to de carnes para el consume publico de es-
ta Ciudad, Ell los dias 6, Z, 8y9 del entrante
mes dentro de las condolences acordadas por
ell Municipio, que estan de manifesto en- el
Negociado de mi cargo, para que concurran
q la Casa Consistorial q hacer sus PROPOSE
clones las /. de la malana dill dia 20 del
actual. s
Puerto-Rico, 25 de Octubre de 1s7a.---N
Oacial Secretario, Juan PoTer,-V. b. Pa.
dIilla. as
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LIN EA
De. yAPORES- CORREOS ESPANOLES,
entire Liverpooly Puerto-Rico,
Ii. Vapsre. De e.ti lInsa sol los sIgdIsnte..
Tipos reducidos de Fletes.

Despachandoseu el 25 de cada mes en- Liv
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Quinta en- venta.

Por tener que ausentarse su duefio del
pueblo de Bayamon, Sc vends una bonita
quinta Gambia por una casa en- esta Capt..
tai aunque esta sea de mas valor. La quin.
ia tiene espaciosa casa con jardin y huerta
todo bien cultivado cercado. Tiene, ade-
mas de las fuentes de aqua, una bonita pa
jarera infnidad de arboles frutales del
pals peninsulares todos de merito; siendo
sin duda una de las mas bonitas quinias dc
aquel lugar. Esta provista de buena coche-
ra pesebre, con una vega de ocho cuerdas
sembradas de malojillo en- ell mejor estado
Tambien Sc incluye en- la veEta por sepa-
RADIO un coche de dos cuatro asientos dc
muy POGO uso caballo americana. Para mas
informes dirigirse su duefio d. Francisco
Barreras Gale de Tetuan numero 2S.
b. 6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-29

Todo con capa dc 5%. stendo pagadero en- Liver
col. de IO% siendo pagadero c9 Puerto Klco.
o.rchio oorrente de Gros en- las fechas de las ega
Gas S Ho os ~ rmr conocimiento per menos de so10I6
las plezas bultos de maquinaria quo pasen de
dos toneiadas de peso. d otras mercanclas no mem
SionSdas arriba, fete conventional.
Gohre emLarQues. Dor un solo vapor de no menos
,.u TS foneadSs para un sole Consignatario, SO
abonar& La capa, pagandoSe nete On AVeIpooI IA
0pfrega de los con0cinllentoe.
Pnra norYnenOr0s. dlrigirse
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Intercolon1al Dalo DC s5o0s. o0s.......".,...... n D,
ldeLn mas mas de Soooo .............. 4 y,

Intercolonial Dalo DC $5o0J. p%
lden mas de 5000. ............... Il p%o
lnEiaE6rra fraHc1a. u E%t
Los Yapores fraSatlanricos t0cau On Plymouth
Ohebourg u Southampton. In ssta agehcia SO eX.
pideH pSsaleS 0irectOs para Paris.
jos lntereol0nlaieS TraSatlanEicos por3 eses up
afs0 eSUectiviLl6nte con una IopaJa del 25 d. y.
FA6AJ lis DsI tAM1LlAS.- I0da fana1ila com
puesta ae o mas personals cuyo paSaJ6 Trasatlant
co c0mDonHa 81 valor dc cuatro paSal6S enteros
ueHS derecA0 a la cepaJa dc Una seXta Darto
dreS. huos criados. ksta reduction no tiene lu
gar cuand0 80 9xpIdan StaSaieS dc Ida Y vuelta.
Los nln0S WeH9S az &nOS. u10 &raLtS. do y 3 8 L.
euarC& parte. d5 IL La IniCad.
Los DaSal6ros para Erancta. cEalQuier parte &c
Europa, pued0n Qne0ar Is uiaS ca lnHlaterra 81 aS
gustav vice versa los para lnKlatSrTa pueden que
dar eE EraEela~ Aos Dtssleros Dor estoS vapores
tendran ei pTtv16o dc VlaJ&r 6l camino de Ierrl
entire Uherpoufg. faris. Eiygaouta LondreS. una
rebAla dc 10 p>s io5 eLGGarcEdoS en- este puerto
E5ta DroAtDido 9 los paSajeros enloaIcando Su
este puerto LoLlAr D1StG9 SiIO SD casa de los AHen
ties san Juaa Puerto tico. sres. LaCimer %:
paSale tornado d l0rG0 paEsGrh 10 p$S dc recacg1.
AdeLaas o0 LOS pu4rtos Eaenci0nadUS arriba, put-
deh obt9ners1 pas1eS por ion VRD0reS de eSta OoE1
p&laSG. sara los elgl6I1t puiLeS: Antigua, tarba-
das, jseiIze. Oartdgena, Colon, Curacao. DSnSraFs
DeHllr icA. GranGua, lrEey Town, jacnas jamaica
La (4aiEs MQrtnCa, Fort FRINGE, Puerto Lifnon
HGVaIiil. saint hlLtS, Gnta Auolt. San Vicente 49-
bago lsla aa Yrinldas
80 eX1R5h GhOra Dr9Gi@S mod1cos para los traSp0r
te5 do JEpacs1 cafe q Europa
Para rOrmenoT9S s01re Dasajes, EeteS Gemas. di,
rgiTSc d la Aselcia aa ia GoinpaGfa.
La GoIdpan1a aSegura t0da ciaS0 Ge valoreS QCf
en- etSStlvo, etaieS preclseS !oyas, so enparaueL
IhGlAas. asDana. eu@iguler oiro Dnnto dc ST ru:A
AEfAAIH6. LHlAN13r q 60
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DE moral,

Manao1 de Moral Prdctica d yelso;oso
para uso de las escuelas prsmor;os de An I'M.
Dos se1os q de los padres q madncs de ia
nast'o: obra adoptada de texto para las
escuelas de esta Isla, traducida del fran-
ces por D. M. de los A. Arroyo ' CO.
rreglda por D. Nicolas Aguayo, q edi-.
Sc vende & 2 reales ejemplar y a
- reales docena en- Ia imprenta del
BoLETN MERoANTM.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-29
PTeCiOS de pGSe)eS 11lteTeOt0naGteS.
Primera. Entpte, Puente

Pasajes gGsGtlGntieOS.
De este puerto & santander y St Nazaire,
1sd IL q de II 81 de Il Entrepuente
5000 $l74 $16O 800
Elmontante despasajes de fetes es pagade-
ro an orc americana su equival ente en- mon
aa corriente con ell p96 de aumento.
CONCESIONES.
So expiden pasajes de ida y vuelta en- los
~iaies intercoloniales, validos por dos Eeses y
con un l5p% de rebaja, MOS trasat4nticos
sSlidos por doce meses y con un 25 p96 de re-
baia. :. o.. $1,000. 49,.
tante de cuatro pasajes de Camara Sc hara una
rebaja de l5p%
IL cnarta parte, de IL la mtad, Y de doce
cumplidos pagaran pasaje entero Cuando una
faTniIia tenga varios nilos, memories de3 afos,
SOLO uno de enos ira gratis; los demas pagaran
cuarta parte de pasaje
Los criados varones pagaran ell precio fiado
nor los pasajes de entire puente, las muieres
Iasios tercios del pasaje tomadas per sus amas.
para mas detalles, dirigirse a
S4e !,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-29

Tipos reducidos de Fletes.
cancias, Sacos vacios, PERU
merfa Juguetes. Cuch1llerla, I60L.
iDcstieria' alambre, cobre, hO- Por tone )
js de lata, cayos, tubos para
gar, ,ferreteria, pintura. acel- iaoa oe peso
ie iarcia, jabon. velas. papel, f6ol
muebles, viveres. vinos leo medida
res espirituosos. aguas mlne- o,ox -,
r.anainaria tho teniendo pleas
Que pasen de dos toneladas de 6Ol. vapor.
nese) pailas para s2ucar
"a yidrieria. cerveza. c1mlenro 4oI
IadrilIos, abonoS. .......... - IN
ierro calderos y fogoneS....... 46l ION. oe peso.
rroz hasta 1000 sacos. Isl pasa
de 1000 sacos. hete conyenc1o- 46l. 4oem,
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Kapor " Manwsla" oauitaM Nlllasnil
N PuRRTO- RICO ron RI SUE DE SANTo DOMINGO
sK0UA HI sI0UIENTE ITTNERAR1o
4 D A
Il Il 81 n O.
coNs1GEATARlos.

gucesores dc Silva. Rodriguez Oomp. p.-BARAC0A. Z.
xiSyo i OomD.-CbBA. Sres. 8. = I. ,kos Comp
1nin Berr0do.-A0UADIILAH Hres. Anaell Julia Ce-
FuFHrO- RICo. eres. Iriarte. Hermano do OaraeeRa
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Gr6s superiores popliAes de novedad y
DaratOs en- Las NOVedades.
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,1NGAATERRA 7 FRANCIA.
| EOBRE GuBIERTA.
Pto.-plataI nabana. mejico.

:. y :, !. :, :, !'. = :: :, :. = !.
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LIsgadas' saIIdas

Con este Guevo itinerario quedara esta Inca
en- nconexion en- S. Thomas los dias "A y Is con Ia
Inca de St Nazaire y los vapores que hacen el
Intercolonial de Trinidad, Cardpano, Cumana,
Barcelona, (Vs) Jackmel Puerto Principe,
Santiago de Cuba y Kingston.
Para mas informes dirigirsea
Silvu 6 Co., Agentes.
San Juan, P. R., mayo de 1879.
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COnpaiia General TlsSatlaltiGs
AZ svAPoREs CoRREOs FRANCHISES,
(Lf,,ea de 81. Nasdige y SdaatGnder).

El dia II de cada mes saldra de st. Nszaire
escala en- Santander y Tenerfe con deeano
San Thomas uno de los mejores vapores 'de La
Ccmpafia llegando este 1ltimo puerto el s, y
continuando su ruta h0sta Vera Cruz
La Compahfa acaba de estab2ecer un servi-
eio intercolonial con el siguiente
TTINERARIO.
GALIDAg LLEGADAS.
ne San Thomas. Ell 6 San Juan P. r. el s
" SanJuanP 2. q. 81 Z Mayagdez. .... el z
sc Mayagdez :. ell Z q JacmeL ....... el 9
y +" Jacmel. ..... el 9aPto Principe. el 10
s. Pto. Principe. el IL q SAINT. de Cuba. ell IL
!" SAINT. de Cuba. el IL q Kingston. -. el l3
z RETORNO.
saliendo de Kingston ell Is con las escalas
arriba mencionadas, llegara 4 este puerto el 22,
continuando el mismo dia para Santh6mas, to-
mando aquf los pasajeros y fetes para el yapor
NrasatIantico que dicho 1ltimO punto Sc dirige
q aantander s st. Nazaire.
Precios de pGsejes i1atereoloni0les.
Primera. Entpte Puente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-29
COMPANIA GENERAL TRASATLANTICA
DE VAPORES CORREOS FRANCHISES
LINEA DE MARSELLA.

Llamamos la atencion del comercio Y del
p1blico en- general a Ia variacion que ha tent
do esta Inca de vapores en- su itinerario, el
que empezara regir el corriente mes con el
Yapor GUADELOUPE, 1000 toneladas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-29
CesEgPANHA REAL
DE VAPORES CORREOS INGLESES
suRvENo1oNADA PoR Ell aoB1ERNo DE 8. M. y.

9eTuicio entire Europa 9asts6n,as Puerto de F:se,o
Rico. HabGna. SG9st0 DODsn0o, Puerto Plata. etr0s
Antillas Arserica del Sud Anaefao0 Central. MSsio
etc. etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-29

Tinta negra y yioleta superior en- Las No
Vo6alles. 5F,9 .y-is steaF5 &a;s.es.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-29
TariIa para 0lnoro.

san sHRa Juan. rs IS SG1a m San A 3aan ss 9sI "a.