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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-16
Cafe Colon.
HEsrAUBAIz J HiliAH
Al. MENDEZ VIGO. II.
MAYAGUEZ.

Elegantes ventilados salones, comidas
q todas horas todos los gustos, mesa re
dorda, refrescos y licores de todas clases,
cafe. chocolate, dulces de reposteria, hela-
dos, especialidad en- RABOS DE GALLO,
punto centrico precios modicos -Propieta-
rios-Badrena Y villa. &c NJ.
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iADrOVechad la OCCASION!

Un magnifico PIANO NUEVO, construido
expresamente para los climas calldos, con 1
barras, cavijero de hierro exeelentes voces
Cohserva perfe3tamente el tono de orquesta
Sc gar1ntiza por amos de todo defecto de
construction PRECIO: S325 al coataio
Ageucia musica de F. TOLEDO -Fortaleza
g. Puert0-Rico. 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-16
CARRUA.D ES
DE GONZALEZ, RAMOS Y MiTlENZO

Salen diarIafae to 4 las dos se ia 'arde para
Cangrejos, Rio-piedras, Carolina Caguas y
a las cuatro para Cangrejos Y Rio-piedras; tle
tados 4 todas h0r g, iambicn sc Aetan para
Trojillo-alto, Gu inabo Guraho para Cayey
hast las Cruces F0RTALEZA "a
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FiRHiCiA DE- DAUBON.
56. FORTALEZA. 56.

Recientemente alberto en- esta Capital este
estabiecimiento, Sc encuentran en- el un surtis
do complete de med,cinas superiores, droga-
de rrimera calidad, productos quimicos Y far.
mac6uticos; todos cuantos especihces son CO.
nocidos, importados directamente de los mas
acreditad0s centros manufacturers de Esr aha,
L6ndree, Franca, Alemania y America del
Norte offeclendo al pdblico equidsd en- los
precios, asi como esmero exactitud on Ell
desnacho de las nrescripciones facnltatfplR. !.
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Z QDeD ID 2
Garcia, GateIl & Go.
e0 TETU AN 26.

Ofrecen al pdblico: Cerveza Lager Beer"
americana en- barriles de y6 docenas bote-
Has, marcas LA Copa" y "Agnila"; sa rosisi-
mas lenguas carne de vaca ahumados; miel
de abeja en- garrafont de 5 galones; champag-
ne el cajitas de II bOteltas para nihos; habi
chueas blancasy chicharos frescos en- barrles;
quesos americ nos 'Young America" en- cajas
de cuatro; galletas pilot Y de soda en- harriles
y cajas; betuu Saratoga en- frascos y botitas
para zapatos y correajes, en- cajas de una do
cena; almidon superior americana en- cajas de
mos daneses conservados; mai2 del pals Y anne
ricano; piedras de am lar desde LII 3I4 vara
de dlametro; huapo guano para celchones y
almohadas; por Gltimo, ell nuevamente des-
cuberto ferti izador vegetal para sembra de
tabaco
TODO BUENO BARATO.
3-6 GARCIA, GATELL e Go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-16
ALVARO VAZQUEZ.
MARINA. ..- PUERTO RICO.

Ofrece al pdblico un gran surtido de hierro
en- barras de todas classes, chapas y efectos
de ferreteria, pinturas, etc.
IMADERAC.
Sc dese9 realizar una crecida existencia
de vigas, cuartones, viguetas Y alfajfas de
ausubo de todas dimensiones, estantes de
ortegon y otras varias maderas del pals de
superior calidad. b. 10 de j.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-16

En el est becimiento de Vrterinaria que
dirige Don Carlos Ortiz, en- la primera Inca,
Sc necestan artistss que sepan tpriar herrar
caballos bue es 81 ].
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PODEIR.

Con esta fecha he otorgado poder d d. An
tonic Perez para que pueda representa- mis-
derechoq y accones en- cuanto reqnicre ell Co
dgO de Comercio.
Puerto Rico, JUNO 19 de l88O-JoSE r.
FUENTES. IS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-16
Garcia, Gatell y Co,
AGENTES GRALES. Y COMISIONISTAS.

Hablitados eompetentemente para toda
clase de negocios comerciales fnancieros
y para los de consignaciones de buques y
mercancas, Sc ofrecen al comerciO y pdblico
en- general dentro fuera de la isla, por 81
tienen Il bien utilizGr sus servicios, calle de
Tetnan MIN 26 s J. Ptn Rioo b 4D
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AVISO.

Con esta techs, ante el Notario de este pue.
bio D. Jose Camuhas he concedido mi poder
general a d Jose R. Cabrera, para que pueda
represe ntarme en- todo 10 concerniente al &C.
merC0
Faiarlo, Julio de l8s0.-D CERtA "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-16
SAL MUY SUPERIOR.

En- grano molida, detalan B. BoRRAs Y
HERMANoS, San Juan, PuertO-RicO. H. 3 a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-16
F1ego5 artifcialeS.

Gran surtido y baratura de todas classes Y
capriChOs diferenteS nunca vistOs haSta hoy
Gale de S n Sebastian mum. 68 de 6sta
Capital, nformaran. JUNO 4.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-16
PAPA GSPil0L BIEaO I BiRtT0.
A LAS OFICIN AS.

AdemGs del CONSTANT suftido dc
pApEL EsPASoL de Jover y Sierra que
hay en la imprenta del BoLErN, So aca-
ba de recibir I'M gran surtido de popel
Aorete, superior csslidad, 10 Vi'aoeea y.
de Fontanet, euyas resmas Sc reA.izan
como sigue:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-16
Ell COLMAD0.

Aument da coDsderablemente la existenca
de vinos catalanes de este establecmiento por
recientes importaciones de excelentes marcas
de Alella San Vicente, sus duefios recuerdan
al p1blico que detallan las dos classes ctadas
que de tanto credito gozan como sigue
Vino Alella superior, cuartillo. -. Is cts
Vino s Vicente i'd, i'd. id......... I2t cts
Tambien Sc han recibido M gnfdcos jamones
asturianos que So venden & precos nunca
vistos.
San Juan, P. r., 2 de julio de ls80.--P
MdYt0T'eU d CO. h. "a.
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La Vida de- los animaIeS
ESCRTTA POR Ell
tMIAENTE SADIO, ILUSTRt WAIERO { INCOMPATIBLE
Z00LOGO,
DOCTOR "A. II. BkS EIIM.
traducida adirectatamente del aleman

POR
Don Carlos Fernandez de CaSlroverde.
Fil6logo, catedratco propietario de lengua
alemana del institute provincial do segunda
ensenan7a de Barcelona, ex-DirectJr del
misino estableQimento, s6cio corresponsal
del Institute Filol6gico de Muaich, traductor
do varias obras alemas etc, etc.
Notabilisima esp'endida edicion Gnica on
Espafa y 10 mas completa de cuantas de su
genera Sc han dado luz en- Europa, ilustrada
con mas de dos mil rlquisimos grabados inter
calados en- ell texto, una afundante preciosi-
sima collection de lamnas sueltas tiradas dos
tintas adornada con excelentes cromos-lto-
grafia representando, con suma idelidnd bellf-
simas agrupaciones de diversos s6res del reino
animal
De venta 25 centayos ell cuaderno en- toda
la Isla F. Furnaguera, Fortaleza Al.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-16
Esl0isria laslssa.
CALLE DE SAN JUSTO NUN. 10.

Sc hace toda clase de trabajos concernen
tes al arte. 30 dora al fuego y galvaDismo.
San Juan de Puerto Rico. b. agosto ~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-16

Velutina de G. Fag.
Crema Oriza.
Polvos de arroz Oriza.
Aceite, jazmin de Espafia.
Esencia de heno de Legrand.
Idem oriza surtida.
1dem miel de Ioglaterra de Lubin.
Jabones finos de Lubin.
Idem de lechuga.
Idem de almendras.
Idem de glicerina
Idem de las bellas.
Vinagrillo dentrffico.
Polvos de la S. Higienica para los
dientes.
Puerto-Rico, 7 de Julio de 49,
b. LA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-16
La eTpOrtdciOn en- los

Estados- Un.doa continda siendo tan impor-
tantc los embarques de Manteca arr0jan
da una.
Tai ha sido la demanda para la marca
Aguila que la refineria de los Sres' Y. w.
Ma-farlane los ha tenido que trabajar dia
Y noche por espacio de tres semanas para
llegar 4 hacer 200 tercerolas diarias, en-
mayor production.
Noticlamos tiltimos arribos de dicha mar.
ca en- nuestrO mercado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-16

Pomada de las bel.as.
ldem trasparente.
Idem regeneradora sur6ne.
Idem ii. clase corriente.
Idem de familia, Coudray.
Idem de famiiia, Rigaud.
Cosmetico.
Jabon de los vlajeros.
Idem medicinal.
Idem econolnico.
Aqua divina.
dem de kananga.
Idem de florida.
Idem de Magdalena.
Tric6fero de Barry.
t0n hot DAnS e. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-16
NuevO SerViciO

dd las AntHs York. pue,7os sgientee
AzUCAR MEL CAFE CACAo
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LA ACOMPETTDORA.
% -FORTALEZA %

Sc ACADIA de recb ell siguente surtdo de perfumeria
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-16
Por Ill m01lco Drecio.

bta. 26 jul. 30. admin
, 1880-06-05
NOTES..

=: Ino excursion tickets to tho National nopnb-
asn s 5a nausise 'nas 0X sa 1 to Srs r.
Eec,s rev aFo that ths Soryeatoa viii not 70
good to rcturn Until tho day nftar tho Convon.
ton ntjouE1lA.
:, The lion. 4: ", Campbell, Of tho West vir-
E%s asas r" H. ss SSa" nG 19
nutnber Of prominent Republicans Of TINT CITY:
y s III '1DS hui; sits Fl tsTRst s
2s.s n sS yoa x'sS%,a ai
ssn'sns gsses! 81 ia "a
si: q 81 g
eass 81 liz GRIND SopaSIis nsH " ''' 'A'aA'' p'sa'
Tho immense john Sherman banner which
hnnYa ltcIosa CLARK stFoet III front at tho Grand
yesterday afternoon. rho south Sat 1s attacketi
~ little too vigorously, md Que of tho iuI,os
j. peeS as 80 q thS
every tlmn TINT strong gnst OF Wind struck It
tho sound wae like thuntor stroke. Tho bnn-
telegraph poles OF, oithcr Blip nf the street and
~ M y nappod 1t seemo!l IA though 1t would break
a. tpans 11e saoo Il fFSntGnned hossea md etss.
enc.,, and after nwhilo tho 6annsr was ma takcn
were Of q s,,p0r,tftlous turn OF mind, gald that
1t bodcd no good to tho Sherman Cause,
0Gy; ,i WafMoth 3so oaed Il the hoadqaartcrs Of
S$yssos w n ss.sa: ,', S%! Kew @ s9ss tss % i|nss ~
sane hsae s1sxe s sans %sq nara 81 Il the
how WI slood. ant! wo said to thoms 'uontle-
nc nc" Essssss E1a saf pay an; l., ssesisR sss
fss snt i nnS Ill., 0 70 bssr ann Flats ss
would 60yN hU0 n nffFnNN1nn ht,nt hv q ,rnu
, 1880-06-05

Tho lobby Of tho Palmer lIouse yestor,lay att-
eruoon during the recosa seemed To havo boen
transformed Into general ofIlc0 for tho huck-
storing Of ttckots 10 soats In the Convention,
Tho barguin and sAlo in this commodity wus
open und aboVcb0asd, md In sone inatancoa
alternate tlUkots wOr0 aawkel about by thoLr
unworthy aild unbtushfug owMurs, The nuluLer
OF ticket brokers could not havo boon lcsa than
twauty, while thor partlnacIty, .uuvRrnlshed
presumption, and unhounded check Was beyond
bollcf. Onn Of these brokers, with modoaty
ohataotertstIo Of hia kind, had largo plaoartl
With xiaring lottsFs upon 1t which announced
TINT tue eweaserwould "pay tho htyhost cush prIco
for choice seats, either yuestA', at.ernatos', o.
naunlhura'."
FROM whom do YOU get youe tiokota7" was the
i0a short rld,iy- lltsd man, who was not
l0sth " enter Into conversation ON tho topic.
, 1880-06-05
COY. TOM. YOUNG

STATES W.T. GRANT oANNT oA1s1lY ONO, 5
Corr0porultset Cincinnati Conmsrctat. >
WAsntN9ToN, d. G.. May 2s..-" Who will
be nominated at. Chicago p asked OF Gov,
Tom Young, as ',e was getting on the cars
bound for Chicago.
"J0lin Sherman will be-" says he.
"Wlll ho take the sccond place on tho ticket
It ho can't act tho drst2"
lie will not" -<..s.<
"Why% E$5v2sSM4~
Because he won'tn
Can Grant carry Ohio?"
20, Lord no; he will bo defeatcd easily
and overwhelmingly"
"Why?"
"Tllo opposition to Grant In Ohio centres
on the third term. Those who oppose he
third term arc Germans md independent
honubllcans, Md they are somo of the best
men ln the party. IN Hamilton County there
nre Germans, md Il, 900 Of this number lsepub.
licans; and out OF the 10000, Judging from
directly from ,thon: beth bY tongnu and let.
ter, should say 900 of tt!om would balt
tho Republican ticket II Grant was nom.
limited; Now Hamilton County Is sort of
.FsgaTded rs pivotal county, and yet Under I
our favor, wo never cnrriod it by over 500;
50 cali VIC In any contest where all seems
NgaInst Us lose ut one slap 7, zoo voters, who
1sF Whst otHr @ ~ o M%a bf sn w r.
County Is going 80 stoutly agntnst tho tlckett
In Ltlens and Ouyahogn Counties, where
thc Gerlnnn vote Is lcuvy, I cstt,nete TINT tho
bolt VIII he as hcnvy, and yet ! 1o not taEo
whore tho independent vote. Is largo and
where 1t Is guided by tho same instincts y In
Cincinnati or ClcvelAnl.-fur Instance, .Days
tom. Columbus, Portsmouth,, Marlctt.
Chiilicothc, Lima, sandnsky; but ,aay
Grant, Unless tho Democratic apathy ovel
;Tlldcn's nomination Is SO gIeat Us to cqIaE
ize our loss With Grant, md do not think
that probable, md with these ,counucs against
g. "hnt t, thoy say Grant can break the solid
"oh, got out! Tie can't do that, That Is
only said to effect his nomination, ho
sSS soa ea ous sysr 1,sas Ssiisye q st Il
would be possible to carry Louisinna, South
Carolina, North Caroliiia, and Florida II tho
negroes wcro allowed 70 vote; but that ea!s.
not be as long as tue State ,lachiheFy Is IN
"Wcll. he Is n good tellow, and strong l! n
Blnlne through with wttirl. yet he Miishs
on account Of his nntagonizing. them
so much Tor tho nomination,
Sherman will be the lucky man, as he w!
draw from both Of them IS s0oM as they tllld
they. cannot win, and that they VIII soon
see."
"Thon YOU do not feel tlat.orcd over tho
prospect OF electIng Grant?''
1T can't ho done. Ohio, 1ndIann, CG!t. 'E.
any way, and probably others"
, 1880-06-05
INDIANA.


Bpfefai DttpateA to Ths Cateaso ntt.r.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Juno ga Tn,n,,..
reporter today Interviewed LOWS KImma,
Chairman OF tho Republican County {,an,sa;;
Chmn,ittec, md Nnynr Of this clty. as IN ~
iepllng OF tho Germans toward Grant. f1s9
replied thnt 1t WAS very hostile; that ho o.o so
Just homo from the Turncrbuna Mt fnilansss
oils, whero wcrc gathered together dc]euasa.
from ovory Btato in tho Union, and o,nons
nll tllat number not solitary ono wus ~
Grant Two reasons lo assigned for III.
opposltlon-thn third term, s,l,, tlle aa,o -
arms to Franco. Az 10 tho former, tl,e n,,.s
Of tho Germans could not nl,d wou,n .ot ~
swallow It; on the lnttcr point ho aaid Ss tss
Germans did not of.eu spcnk, but they feii
keenly.. They could not forgot tho gonerons
sympathy OF Tho Old County Tor tle iiTnus iin,taus;
Stntes. The laborcrs nnd serving women y
that eoIntFy bad Invested thotr little earn.
ings in United States bonds; Germnn trI sonS
To think TINT Gen. {lrnnt would permit a H.
ealo ~ nrms, ammunition, etc., to tic FroncSS IN
to XII OF the Germans, was moro than tbevs
GnaI,i awai!oW. with Grant ns tho candidate
aud there would virtually be no contest i; !;
answer to what would beG0mo OF tho Grr.
man vote II Grant and Tllden were NOM
natoti, ne said they would not yoto Mt all, un.
!s,sS tneFc Bnoula DO an acceptable third can,
Jay II. Adams, a prominent young attorney
and Republican, snad Grsnt, ~ n candidate
ngninSt my other Republican In this country.
would not RECEIVE. onc-ffth Of tho votes *
Llo purity, though against Democrat ho
might carry It. '''
John ". Heath, President Of tho Laiaycste
National Bank, Thought Grants Inst Atlmlnts.
tratlon anu the urfl term were more than ha
could carry, and TINT II he was isotn1nated i ie
could not support him. This Is fair san,pis
OF tho tAlk on 0nr streets,
FORT WAYNE, .
Special Dtspateh 10 Ih1 Chicago Ttbtns
Fossr WAYNE, Ind, June IA good IN.
deX nt nnt(@lfrnnt sentiment Is tho 10y WITH
which the news of Camcron's defeat IN tta
Co1mlttec wns rccolved: Prominent Ro.
p3gblicans say my lsopub,Ican but Grnnt ean
Stato In November. Twenty. seven Of ths th
most prominent Republicans Of this section
OF tho State doclnro their Intention not 10
yotc for Grant II .non,inated. Bulletins Of
Convention proceedings nre wntchcd With ID.
tonso Interest, and anti-Grant Aows Is greeted
with the Widest applause.
, 1880-06-05

mons assanblod last Monday, tho atienaia,aovy ybo
the members wus 10 great h4t nearly MY stsn5
weruunahlu 10 llhd seats werc obltEcA ~ " snck
In tho paasaxuWay nnd xanYway,, OF Tere su
rofOgo In tho kalteries- Complains, avs
heard on all ules. Mr.. Berrennt slsun,n slsu,a,i,euI hI
notice al motion to regulate the Appo''..iimt. .inmt.
Rulc Mlllionaire, created considerable InNh y, ihe
nlent by giving n0tleu, from biz plaoe ,nntiun ~
gallory, OF hla tntcntlon tn lntrkluco \ t,,s, n
Commons, whore ail the numbers u!ight nuR S,.Ts
ba Acc0nModateh. Tho hQEtuAblo tpatasx oaiIsx
unsnal pne!tIon nut eYidn1t efeltcuen' e'"
Nouttl0 hllarity.
, 1880-06-05

leans have ntlcady less than n mn o,,,,,u !.
tho total vote, and thoy nte In inin".''i'y i"'iy nt
!ho. prcsent House u begin With. 'TFh,'y Fho' y,i N
70 lefoat ls casy Lot ti,eln piaco t),ensss"sy Tssy
on tho third Term; tat Ii nii. Itt'ssvcs Int n,ssss
md Tic example Of Washington nsida iHTncsty
They WILL discover. In November wHnl aa.l ahla
American people think, """' NO
, 1880-06-05
lr.M steaf-1 wnnkt like IN Inquire wfnt tho Quts-

~. MIN y stsalt,l ront lte ~ lnq"'ro "f"l tho ut'-
cn sdSes tSc ISpsrt & III %aSrI Z,
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es 't ,s s,s% IT. /" 9,e s to Hens E"H, F
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f df: sS'. n n TIL Hi, g!s;: tsSs Ss sts,s s
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SUCCESSIVE YEARS pr trs EXISTENCE.
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ntss ne!av" ,hns sI" s' Hss:r hnr s s,n's b tSo
sS a.' S "t ~ s s"i q 6
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or sh"thet ilstFst d%cnt.s wera awys nnrS!,,.;sa
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sfsS sisSt xS III ;S:s IL,
- ;alled i,v Ereat, xEnd saiae! q ihs Na.ian !"
ss s;S; ~. IT.;
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thci. anspatss thoso ds'eastcs tcsct .nc serfe
sSs d i III ,sG 5s
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fa7F r, an ~ ,ny %y ns so @ 9s hS
Conventions. tApp!AnNa.l On thAt proposition
sss III uo ssS ~" aS b. e.
ay ho ',d se ra'f Tss ,e n
nos deo@It neea.tary q ocsapy a,'o.har hon; s,t
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