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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-05
FrcTlyIIY IN MEXICO.

Mexico, March 3.-The grand 1erenado in
honor OF Gencra Grant magnificent. $50 musicians
participating. The grounds were brilliantly Illuminated
When Minister Foster presented to President Dluz his
letters Of recall the speeches were remarkably fec-
itous AT night the American colony gave brilliant
ball 70 Mr and Mrs Foster which was attended by tho
Diplomatic COps and mnst OF tho leading men of every
nationality, on THIS occasion tcstimOnlBl signed by
ali prominent American residents OF the capital was
presented 20 Mr.. Foster, and with t memorial fa"-
smile Of the Aztec calendar stone wrought In Mexican
silver beautiful album also presented to Mrs.
Foster.
Intelligence Of the rescssion Of tho obnoxious order 10
raid Mexican territory has been received here. and Las
caused universal good feeling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-05
IRISH EMIGRATION AND RELIEF.
T.,-ro.. Thr~sfov March 4

The Times states that since Spring set IN
considerable stir ts apparent in emigration az Queens
town. People OF the rural classes and Of both sexes are
nocling th;ber ana departing or America The recent
revival OF trade n America ana The arrival OF large io-
mitanccs from American friends are attracting people
thithcr n g. anticipated That after Etttr there VIII
be- an unusual rash of cmigrauts To America,
An IrISh relief committee has finally hccn iorlnch h
Paris ana Figaro appeals eoqHeuty for subscriptions
Tic clunifc comprises utu "a all tds ana opinions
Tho .uru OF 10000 francs has already been Collected
Raron. Gustav and AlphOU-e ROtlschild have gwen
900 The Archbishop Of Paris has already 10! "uIucu
$4,000 TO Ireland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-05
rARIyG 1HEIR MEDICAL DIPLOMAS.

The second annual commencement OF the
United states Medical College held last night at the
Masonic Temple. Professor Alexander Wilder, sccrc-
tary OF tho college read report ot ihe past session
TIE principal address delivered by judge
Brady. lie couGucd himself mainly to humorous
anecdotes on subjects connected wish the med
teal profc sion. IN conclusion hc said that
he thorough, Dcicyodm oschool which acknowcdscd
good In all schools aud tried to combine the best pons
OF all systems.
Professor Gum dean OF tho college. addressed the
graduating class lie spoke OF the success OF tho college
det on the dncuties young doctor has TO encounter
and ended b. giving the young ply soians adv
"a to their future conduct The vaedictOy address OF
the class was delivered by Chaunccy 9. Carey. The
members OF the graduating class, among whom there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-05
EMPEROR WILLIAM AND FRANCE.
PARIS, Thursday, March /. j $50.
Tle Temns says: The Emperor William.

The Temps says ! he Emperor Nllllam'
on arriving nj The French Embassy IN Berlin on Monday
last expressed Count de sautNacr his great pleas
ure at being there. and inquired particularly after
President Gr6yy. saving "I esteem him highly" The
Emperor added, Convey 10 PRIMER de Freycinet the
assurance of my hcoricft respect for hs ability and
nrmncss II f. homage In which entire Germany VIII
share Imuch regIt that Prince BsinarCk is mol here
~ say so with me- II IS sull great un"rcr" lhe
Emperor said there not word of truth IN tue rl-
mors OF o disagreement between himself ana Prince
Blsnnrck and added that the latter, like himself,
ws0ed peace and nothing but peace, especially with
Iranra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-05
DE LEsSEPS AT THE CAPITAL.


WAsHINGToN, March An. de Lessers and party
arrived here from NewYork this afternoon, and
were met at the depot by the French Minister and
Professor Nourse. of the Naval Observatory. They
will call upon the President and Secretary Of State
tomorrow. As their visit has no official sgnif-
cance, they will not be presented by the French
Minister but viii call simply as private citizens of
France They intend ~ remain here about week,
and will then go to st. Louis and san Francisco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-05
TIE FIRE RECORD.
T PORTLAND. ME.-Loss OVER $50, 900.

AT PORTLAND, ME.-LOss OVER $4,000.
PORTLAND, Me-, March 4.-The grist and
box mil OF c. II. Mckenzie. at Bar Mills, near Hollis,
and the Maine Turning Companys premises in tho same
building were burned this morning the fire taking from
store in the grist mill covered bridge. $50 feet
long, also destroyed McKenzie's l0ss Is about
- O.o00 which Is covered by Insurance The Turning
Companys loss ia also covered by Insurance. Tho bridge
loss Is $4,000, Wheh Is reported uninsured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-05
THE FUNERAL OF COUNT LITTA

WASHINGTON, March 4.-The funeral OF Count
Ltta First Secretary of the Italian Legation, took
place to-day from st. Matthew'S Church. All of the
Diplomatic Corps now in Washington, Secretary
Evarts, number of officers of the Army and Navy,
and Judge Davis, of the Supreme Court, were pres
ent. The remains wero inferred in Mount Olvet
Cemetery. The pall-bearors wcre Sir Edward
Thornton, Baron Blanc, and the French, Mexican,
Belgian and Chlian Ministers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-05
GENERAL WOoDToKD ON THE SO UTM

General Stewart L. Woodford lectured last
evening IN the Adephi Academy, at Lafayetteave and
st. Jnmes.place Brooklyn. upon 4" My Impressions Of
the South" The hall was crowded. and tho lecture,
which was delivered In earnest and impressive man
ner was listened to with eager interest In 1t General
woodford surveyed the natural OF the South
ern staes and discussed the social and political sus-
ton there ana the need Of education lie said that tho
Southern policy toward the negro was hrst TO DULY him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-05
A BLooDLESS DUEL IN GEoRGIA.

AUGUSTA, Ga, March 4.-0n Tuesday last
there report here that duel
had taken place at Sandbar Ferry the
Georgia side, but tho affair conducted 80 secretly
that the names OF tho PRINCIPALS not ascertaned
uctil to-day. IL seems that A. 9. Appleby
slapped one-armed man named a. J..
OBhcn. who thereupon challenged Applcby. After an
interchange or shots the dispute settled, neither
being wounded. Both persons from Coleton. 4. O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-05
4 yEW RAILROAD PROPOSED.

RICHMOND, Va, March 4.-The James River
and Kanawha oanal Company this afternoon closed
contract with the Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
Company for the purchase BY the latter Of all works
and franchises OF the canal company. The railroad
company proposes to construct railroad along the en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-05
ALLEGED RrRGLIRS CArGHE

NFw-PALTz, March 4.-Four alleged burg
lars were captured Wlton Ferry yesterday, aud
conveyed TO IAN on a charge of blowing open safe
ovned by AN express company They found nothing Of
ynlnr I'm n Three of ths prisoners arc the notorious
.. IA Keelcr. " Bobby Al'n and Bourbon johnny
,b,v Ind sectional lmmies. dark lanterns, revOlvers
and now rAashs. They Will be sent to Kingston jail
,,,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-05

then maltreat and finally TO cheat him II he sub
serylen The negro exodus was due 10 this systematc
cheating. and would stop tomorrow II political rights
were allowed to negroes. The average sentiment Of
Southern genilemen-nos oflcehoiders-be declared,
was We don't think the blacks nc 10 vote or hold
office or make laws and don't intend they shall II
they vote 1t shall be want them 10 vote"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-05
A F4RO BANK BROKEN UP.

Detectives Carr and Titus and Officer Hogan,
Of the Fourth Precinct last evening entered faro tank
at Nos. 81 ana 80 Chathanst and arrested Theodore
Edwards the proprietor and nine players. They cap
tnred three faro tables many gambling implements aud
$40 lD IN money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-05
THE FIRST BOAT TO ALBANY.

ALBANY, March 4.-The steamer Cayuga' OF
the schuyler Towing Line arrived here this afternoon
being the first boat through from NewYork tns season
IL expected that passenger boais VIII oesh IunhiuS
next Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-05
ESTABLISHING BOUNDARY LINES

HARTFORD, Conn, March 4.-The House to-
dav voted TO concur with the Senate In approving the
sroemept concerning the boundary lines made by the
fn,nt Commissiog OF Connecticut and New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-05
Ty0 BIG SrGAMEES ~ NEW HANDS.

SAN FRANCIsco. March 4.-'The private see
rotary OF IelandStanord president OF the Central Pa
ciac Rairond and the Occidental and Oriental Steam
shin Company confirms the report that the Pacific Mall
vcs M It's China inc TO the Union and Central Pacific
railroads INCLUDING the steamers city OF Pokiu aud
IL InklO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-05

Honorary degrees wore conferred upon Chas Baud,
Of Crete. Nebrp-ka: james H. Converse Troy. \. " e.
" Goh Ncw-Ynrk C,ty stephen Is. Num-. Waterbury,
Conn; Morton X hlusou. newark. y. j.; ". = spring
siin Wadswotth Nevada; II. l. Borden, Paterson, y.
j: and OraIio Lugn, New \ ork city Tho gold
medal awuded 10 the member oi the grldu-
ofiug clas. who pnssed the best cNnmHi-
uon was gwen 10 John Rankin. Lucy J. ldg.u and
Clauucry &. Carc received honorable mention. In tie
rot..t Tor thr silver medal of red tO undegraduHfrs.
Lama y Hyde ana Nc.uo !. shepard ",ro adiudgcd
,auil. William \ watson received honorable mention
llLI .nlmnIa
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NETWORK. FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1880.

tire line OF the canal from Richmond to Buchanan ABOUT
200 miles, aud thence about forty miles TO Cllfo
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Inc are
of the Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Company Slo
chiefly New York bankers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-05
IMPORTATION TO THE WEST.

fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, March Am agreement has been
reached between the Treasury officers and ths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-05
RENOMINATING DE- Ia MATTR.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 4.-The Greenback Con-
gressional Convention for this district which met at
shelbyvlo today nominated Gilbert DE La Matyr the
present Member OF Congress. for reelection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-05
AT wINCHEsTER. KY.-Loss $4,000.

WINCHESTER, Ky., March "A fire originat-
ed I'm Martins grocery yesterday and spread rapidly
TO the adjacent buildings Destroying the Boone corner,
Mrs Taylors building and Colonel Thompson's block.
Loss $4,000 Insurance about 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-05
AT MEMPHIS. TENN.-LOss ABOUT S6o,ooo
MEMPHIS, March A fire has destroyed

the extensive wagon mandatory of James Roosa and
Graham on Jeers0n-st, adjoining Leubre's Theatre.
The mandatory was the largest In the South. The
building was totally destroyed loss about S9000O In
Guiding S35 900 on the stock Insurance, $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-05

TIE DEMOCRATS ANXIOUS TO DEPRIVE THOSE TRI-
BUNAIs OF THEIR JURISDICTION AS MUCH AS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-06
HOTEL 7 RESTAURANT
DE "EMBAJADORES.
sc SAN FRANCISCO &c.

Toribi0 Barreda, dueho de dicho estabeci-
mepto, pone en- conocimiento de sus amigos y
antiques parroquiano del p1blico en- general
que, habiend0 regresado de Europa, ha alberto
en- la calle de s Justo 10 II, esquina la For
tale2a un nuevo hotel restaurant en- el que
esta uspuesto satsfacer e gus mas delica-
do en- ii arte cunario, bien sea Ia espafi1 la,
francesa, nglesa, aiema nay demas naciones;
ofreciendo que ademas dc los diferentes platos
que anunci6 cuando tenia su antique hotel de-
nominado Ell UNIVERSAL, presentara otros
que hasta la fech. no Sc han coufeccionado en-
esta capitsl especialmente servira ell NON
PLUS ULTRA dc los beetteaks titu ado beeGeak
de Toribio Barreda Tambien re, lite hoy que
puede pedirseie cualquera plato de Europa,
que sera servido siempre que en- esta capital
halle los electos necf sarioss
Al propio tempo hara todos los almuerzos,
comidas cenas extraOrdinarias que Sc le ri
dan, asi como gelatinas de cualquier grado
galantinas, cabezas de cerdo, charlota rusa
bizcochos almibarados, flames, cremas, pastel
tos de Turin, jamones en- vino glace, jigotes !
todo 10 que 81 p6bco quiera conner,
| 81 alguna persona Quiere cerciorarse de ID
verdad de este anuncio, nc liene que hacel
otra cosa siHo concu rir al hotel de Embaia.
dOres, con algunas pesetas SECURE de que
al, mas de quedar atisfecho. Saldra elogiands
| la limpieza del establecimiente " cou ganas ds
volvar conner de los mismOsplatos de otros
lpues todos son suculs ntos confeccionado
con arregl0 al arte, Puerto Rico, julio l.s a,
1850 --T0RIBI0 BARREDA Il julio.
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ISgRIBABIi DE- ACfVlgIlS 5
DED. MANUEL CALDERON

En- vlrsud de 10 d ueste por el sehor don
AureliaDo Medina, Juez de - lnstanela dei
1istrito de Cathedral, en- providencia de di'z
nus We del corriente mes. dictada Ell la seccion
cnarta de ID quiebra de les senores Scardo q
Co. se 8 fiala todos los acreedores del qne-
br do h. sta G. dia catorce del pr xlmo mes de
aeosto nara que presenter a los Sindicos don
Joaquin Palau, don Elias de iri rte don
Ar. otdo Kinest, los titulos lustlticativos de
sns crfditos en- eli modo prescril to EN- ell arti-
cuIo llO2 del C6lig de Comercio ara proce.
der al examen reconocimento en- la junta
gue debera celebrarse ell veinte siete del CT
tido mes las tres de su tarde, en- el escritorlo
de los sefores Irarte, Hermanos de Caracena
q Go fComerclo l3 Marina), y e les clta para
one concurran a ella personalmente por me-
do de apoderado autorizado con poder bastan.
to en- Ia intelgencia que de no verifcarlo les
parara O. peruicio que en- derecho nays lu9sr ',;,
de mil ochocientos oehenta. w B =, MEDINA
Ell Escribano, MANUELJ. CALDERoN 2-s
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ATENaiIeIN

Los que suscriben acab de recibir de los
f T. de America, ell m-jor fertilizal0r abo-
no conocido, purameRte vegetal Y que contie-
ne segun analisis practicable de & a 10 PIX de
amoniaco Invtamcs los gricu'tores ha
Ger un ensayo, Y como tai, reduciremos ell
precio, que no exce,lera lie 35 pesos toneada,
que viene ser, con poca diferencia, su costo.
Por expermentos hechos en- Ia Isla de Cuba,
esta pr bado Que es 81 meior abono para toda
clase de sembras, especialmente rara la lie
tabaco. inHuyendo de tai modo en- ell desarro-
llo de dicha p"nta que hace crecer Ia hoja tres
& cuatro puIgadas de su tnmano ord mario,
dando la cepiZa del tabaco enteramente blan-
co DepCsito, T, tuan 26.
h. 3n GARCIA GATELL Il Co.
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ESTsBLECINIENTO Oh VETERINARA,
DfrigidO pOr ID. Carlos Ortiz Il. linea,

Sc admiten consultas sobre cria, recria,
mejora multiplication de cualquiera de
las especies de animales domesticos
Sc curan toda clase de Intermediates en-
los animales domesticos Y toda clase deafec-
clones como hidrastros, (vegigas, alifafes y
lerdas) exostosis sobrehuesos (esparaba-
mes, corvas, sobrecafas, sobrepies etc., y to-
da ciase de cojeras.
Consulta publica veterinaria de 10 d IL dt
la mafiana.
Para mas baratura y comodidad de los
duefios de ganado y mas facilidad y rapide;
en- la curacion de las enfermedades de este
hay en- el establecimiento buena caballeriza
enfermerfa.
Abono para Ia asistencia professional s.
centavos al mes por cada animal dom6stico
Para la practice Gel nerrado IoTla de Ia
ballos hay en- ell estAblecimiento buenos ar
tistas procedentes de 10 escuela de herTado
res de Vallad lid.
Precios del herrage de caballo. I'm iueR
| a herraduras) %, do buey un juego The
| rraduras) ~, abonoa III mes 4l-60.
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Litografi / de. B,latin.


M.ata.la Va slel tasia este est.hleci-
saiaht Y dlrtsi II Gasr a'tist,s ~&p.l tos,
Oh i. 81 h.to.fl con i1-valal y III atara;
LETRAS De caMBIO
TaJRpas nR FELIe rNe1oN DE INVITA-
,aoS. pG BAUTFsM0, pr FUNtnsLEa, DR co.
MEnCfo, DE MATRIMoNTo ETC, CIRcULAREs
1EacANTtLEs, FACTURAs ENDosos, ra6A
MS, oaRrAs ~pARTIDAs, MARoAS PARA TABA
cos, oFaARRlLLos, CHOCOLATE. soaBHEbos
ate.
PIANOS Y MAPAs
De TopA cLAsE y tnlas las ;inta~ nae
10 gu'era.
TIABREs PARA CARrAs
a.i,ezauientos lie recibos. r cuor
t~s csrtiertes Y demas con las tlguras Y
al.gosia4 qur sa des,4en.
EApAciaiilsd ca CLICHkS V LAN,NAS
para tirar en ilnrranta
IA LT'TOGRAFIA DEF 3OiEIlN
sst4 "a! nivrl .te las -'- ~. =. ez
trsulsro,
Tainbieu h " ron>t Kill o.. i
i,byo< H. t-xto, i3!,.n -.o 'io''a i.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-06

ADEMis hemos r2cibidO un variado snrtidO
de telas baRcas de ho jnegos de manteeria
lie todas clases, ricas tohallas de alemanisco de
hlIo con magniticGS hecos, colchas blancas ed
colores, mosquitercs de CASA de sed,, musceli-
mas blancas adamascadas para mosquiteros,
mernos merini los lie varias ca es raraguas
medios paraguas de sada, parasoles blancos
doble forrO, tfcct0s de escrtoro y de viaje,
complete snrtido de perfumeria de las princi.
pales fabricas de Europa, porcelana y cristale-
ria abancos diterentes classes de novedad,
de plumas la pOmpadour, medias caladas pa
ra ninas, borlas superiores para camas y cor
tinas, saqntos erpreS de sehoras para ell tran
VIA pahuelos blancos bordados, pafuelos do
bladlos la pompa lour, slfombras tinas
de todos tamanos, papel de colores, idem de
seda para flo esy
A PRECIO DE QUEMAZON
Sc realza una partida de tn os, Quemadores,
mechas y canastiiIos para qunques Y otra par
ica de vasos de crsta
Todos los articulos mencionados otros mu-
chos diflciles se enumerar Sc ofrecen precios
modicos, para dar lugar o:ras nuevas factu-
ras que estan para llcgar.
Asi pues, dispensaa una Wis ia a LAS NO
VEDADES quedaran satisfechos de 10 que
ofrecemos
Juno u. |. LLoMPART G Co.
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PARA SESORAS gahancs negros lie seda ILL
TINA novedad, chambras bordadas, enaguas
camsas de hilo bordadas cuelios pun idem,
h4us, trajes 10 pompadour abrgos de lana,
talmas ricamente adornadas, surtido de manti-
Las negras y bancas de seda, grAnadines ne
gras de seda lisas labradas, velos mantiIla de
da, ilecos negros de idem, ENGAGES blancos
negros de algodon, bondas bl meas negras
de seda bordados, e,tredos Y feston, C res
varias classes, gros fallas negras varios pre-
clos, popelin de seda algodon colores lisos y
labrados, surtdo de cintas de gro de razo,
los celebrates percales de colores a la pompa-
dour, etc. etc
PARA CABALLERos sombreros de Ultima no.
vedad, casimires vareados desde 4reales a So
vara, idem en- cortes desde : reales So uno,
comisas de hlo y de trente de hio de algo-
don precios sumament. varat g, calzoncilos
de 10 de algo ion, calcetines desde la clase
mas Inferior hasta la m is seecta de hilo de E
cocia, camiselas de meriuo y de agodon, cue
los pahos de hilo, pahuelos de hilo y de seda
para bolsl'lo, chalinas corbatas de varias ella
ses, surtldo general de cazado, etc, etc
PARA NISos NIsAs trajes de pique elegan
tisimos, rico snrtido de sombrertos, gorritos v
capotas adornados, surliio compete de calza-
do abr gos de lana, med as blancas lie colo
res, avios para cristianar, gorritas y zapatitos
para idem camas de hierro elegantes, jugue-
tes de vai classes. veIocipedos etc, etc
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La erpOrtdciOne en- los

Estados- Unidos continna siendo tan impor-
tante los embarques de Manteca arrojan
la cifra de 46, 600 terzones de 800 netas cada
da una.
Tai ha sido la demanda para la marca
Aguila que la refineria de los Sres' V. w.
Maefarlane los ha tenido que trabajar dia
noche por espacio de tres semanas para
llegar hacer 1900 tercerolas diarias, en-
mayor production.
Noticiamos ultimos arribos dc dicha mar,
ca an nuestrO mercado.
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BafloS de Goa mo.

Tenemos el honor de informar las perso-
nas que deseen hacer uso de nuestras aguas
es, haber iii do a te 2 pora-
da de "baiios" des'le el dia 10 de Abril hasta
Octubre 81 durante cuyos mcses encontrarau
totas las comodidades atenciones que sean
neceSarlas.
Despues de 10 Gltima fecha solo proporcto-
nara ell Establecimento habitaciones ell uso
de las aguas.
90 USERA & BLANCH
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AIn,acen bdrdtO.

se alanila el ndmero 10 de 10 Gale del De-
p6sito, en- La MARINA.
Cada departamehto .......... ~
Los dos juntos. ..... Ivy
San Jos6, |, daran rsEon = Z set
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"IaS NOVc(ladeS.'
~ Ignacio LlonQpart &c Co.
"a FORTALEZA. 34
FORTALEZA.

Los dueos de acreado stbecimiento
antes vorcedoe p1bo general haber rech1o los u
mos vapores poceens de Europa complete varado sudo de
nercana acuo de novedad ninos
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CARRU A. ES
DE GONZALEZ. RAMOS Y MATIENZ0

Salem ,liariamei .tn ( las dos Ae IA nrde para
f'angrel $, Rio-t,iedras, Carnliaa Cagmas; y
4 las cnntro para Cangrejos Rio-t'ie,'ras; lie
lados 4 toas hnr &, ambin Sc hrian NARA
rrniillO-aitp, Ga inaho. Gurn,o nara ,ayey
Anst las GrTres FORrALEZA FL
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@E " EN MDE

un cabalo icon buena montura) en- complete
cstado de sandal, de seis amos, seis cuartas Y
ocho dedos, alaznn, bu n paso = magnihcas
condiciones para el trabajo que Sc lie quiera
deStinar.
En- ell Estabecimiento de Veterinaria, pri-
mera Inca. d ran rAZon h 10 agosto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-06

"A ~ - SaD.

Habiendoseme extrayiado la likrefa de 60
ia Sociedad Anonima de CIedito. en- uua
constan los giros expedidos ell talonario de
COTS. ambos inclusivea, y del cual solo se han
desprendido KS dos primeros talones se
avisa al piblico Il los fines convenientess
adyirti6ndose que Sc han tornado laB Intd<
das necesarias para que 40 sean safisfAoh02
pres ntasen al eobrO. puefto~R Rico. Julio HA
de 1850. 4. EDUARDO C0NRR0K
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-06
SEVERO BASTON.
45.-SAN FRANCISCO-45

SAN JUAN PUERTO-RICO.
Gira ietras en- todas cantidades corta VISA
sobre los siguientes capitales puebos de Ia
Panfneula. islas Baleares las Canarias.
GALICIA,
Ratanzos Bayona, Oaldas de Reyes, Camarl
San rnrufn, Corcnbion, Ferrol, Guardia, Lu
90 Iare. Muros, Mondohedo. Noya, O"euse
0rtigueire Santa Marital, Padron, Poateve
dra. Puentedeume, Puenteareas, RlVadeo
Santiago, Tuy, Vivero, Vigoy Viliagarcia.
AST RIAS,
Aviles. oangas de onis, Cangas de Tineo, Gu
dillero Oolunga Jastropol, Figneras, GDon,
Grade I.astres Llanee, Luarca, Oyiedo, Pola
ID eiero. Pola do Lena Pola de Labiana, Pra-
:. via ~ ~RvadessllA, Salas, Tineo. Tapia. viliavi
ciosa Infest0.
Rests de Isa Peninsula,
Ri,bao. barcelona, Oartagena, Oadiz,, Grana-
- Tsson. Madrid, Pamplona, Santander, San
Sebsssinn. Al % sevIlla, vslladolid, Valencia "a
rago1A
rsLAs RALEAREs,
o,udadela d Memories ! Palma Dc Maliorca
Isr.ks CANARIAs.
rulhss olAa oanssiasl 2 y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-06

Este iTINEBARI0 Sc establece provisie.
nalmente para los dias laborables Los dias
de fest regira por Ia mahana e mlsno de los
dias Il trabajo y por Ia tarde ell siguiente
Capitald Rio-piedraS Rio,piedrGSd Capital
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-06

Ve'utina de G. Fag.
Croma Oriz".
Polv0s de arroz Oriza.
Acelte, jazmin de E~paTa.
Ese1cia De heao de Legrond.
Idem oriza Sutiaa.
Iiem miel De Ioglatarra 'e Lnhin.
Jabone> fnos de Lubin
Idem de lechuga.
Idem De aimendras.
Idem dc eaoerina.
Iiom de rs belas.
Nln" gri u dentri6co,
Polvos lie IA s. Higjeuica fart los
dicntes.
Puerto-Rico, I lie Julio ac Is
h. la.