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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-05-07
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0SD,n TSsennfOr1 Cow.
The Trenton Cow.

100 Ax&1AtV1A NO"s
There is o cow in our town,
We think her wcndrous wise
WHEN Grmyr with their wagons come
Shesto those wagons HES. -.
And If. perchapes. there is within
An ear or two OF corn,
II you don't watch right sharply out.
she'll get one sure's you're born.
She's known this country far around,
A no-horned COW Is she; Gqlir.g.
Her sights familiar ON our streets, !.
Her tricks especially. - -s,f .g.s.
This COW has fed the winter through
From outline wagons here. ~ ~.
Now grass is up, she roams abroad,
The farmers need not fear. l
There ia COW In our town,
Weknow she's wondrous wise.
on! WON'T there be an aching void
When this old muley dies.
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THE. CORNER SALOON

CORNER DESIARD AND ST. Ohm SITS,
-'.I MONROE, LA. r.. = '.
The undersigned, having opened new
and elegantly furnished saloon in Monroe,
respectfully solicits a liberal share of pub
lie patronage. Every attention will be
given by a polite and experienced bar
keeper. Imported and domestic Wines,
Liquors and Cigars kept constantly on
hand.
Two elegant billiard tables in the Saloon,
kept for the amusement of guests.
r. All kinds of MINED DRINKS, in season
a speciality. NJ. l.. DEDMAN;.- :
Jan. l, 1880. Proprietor
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DEATH OF DR., sAMUxL CHOPIN.

DEATH OF DIR. SAMUEL CHOPIN.
4 h 4
~Afta an Illness of oslys4s hours ID
8muA ChoppiD, M. D., died of pneu-
.moniaS last evenlpg,i at $40 O'Clock, at
his residence, No:s5O Camp street.
The distinguished physician was born
at Baton Rouge, in this State, in the
year 1928, his father, Paul Chopin,
native of France, having married a
American consul at Nantes, Where She
was born. T'IS' %tfT iI'F-t..ys '=it
On becoming of the proper age he
began his medical studies at the Medical
College of Louisiana, now Q part of the,
University of Louisiana. After passing
two years as resident student. at. the
Charity Hospital he graduated in 1850.
He then went to Europe and spent
two years In Paris and Italy, pursuing
his studies. On returning to. New Or
leans he, with his colleague, =, DR.. g.
Beard, was appointed. demonstrator OF
anatomy in the Medical College, and
for FIVE years he discharged the duties
of this Office. -:
During this time he was also House
Surgeon of the Charity Hospital, where
he made an enviable record for himself
as surgeon and administrator. These
dnties, while onerous, did not prevent
him from devotfng portion of his
time TO literature, and we find him
acting as ono Of the editors of the Med
ical News and Hospital Gazette, his
associates being Drs. BrickelI, Boyard
and Beard. m -. -.
At this time he became President of
the Board Of Health, and one of the
!. founders of the New Orleans School OF
Medicine. This educational venture
soon achieved reputation aud success,
and SO rapid was the growth that the
last class previous to the war mum.
bercd 262 students. At the outset oil
the civil troubles he offered bis ser
vices to tho Southern cause, and served
as medical inspector and surgeon-in-
r chief to Gen. Beaiircgard during the
seiges Of Charleston and Petersburg.
His career In the army was marked
by a capacity of the highest order and
, elected eulogiums from Lee, Beaure
gard and other leaders OF tho Confed
eracy, and did much to advance his
reputation as distinguished surgeon
o At the close of the war he returned
to New Orleans and entered into q co
partnership with his friend, DR.. G
q Beard, for the practice. Of his profes
sion. His great energy, zeal and Skill
D soon created for him a clientele a
, as any physician has ever acquired il
. this city. .....lt ....y,.
Although not q politician Dr.. Chop
3 pin took q deep interest in public af
3 fairs, and in the memorable scenes Q
2 the l4th Of September, 1871, he was
prominent actor. 80 -
}. Upon the advent of, tie Nicholl
re- government ne was appointed Pres
# dent Of the Board Of Health, and occr'
It pied the pbsition until few week
o slnce. -,
- His admin istration of affairs reffec
II ed credit upon himself and did niue
a to advance the welfare Of the State
If He did this, too, at the sacrifice {
!. great personal interests, almost up t
the moment of death.
=. Dr. Chopin, in private life, was re-
Il pected and popular, and his high 81
= ciai standing IS evidenced by the fa'
b that for some time past he has bee
President Of the Boston Club ~ {
Picnyu0e. o.,
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The Willie arrived Monday night
from the upper Ouachita .freighted as
follows, !: One hundred and fifty bales
Of cotton, ten thousand sacks cotton
seed and ten thousand slaves. She
will return soon for another trip.
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Our contemporaries Of this congres-
sional district are making very inter-
estiug reading matter about, the caudi-
dates for Congress. i'
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Mr.. r.. A. Blanks, father of Captains
F.. A. and J. w. Blanks, died in Co
lunbia last Saturday morning aged 70
wears. .s&.i .1Ilfl.#'i.. az
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Capt. Cryer will place the st. Frances
Belle at the disposal of tho picnic par
tv on the 14th inst. Since q beautiful
resort has been chosen, on the banks
of the D'Arbonne, where the purest
water abounds and: where the cooling
shade of the "wide-spreading beech
trees invites Tltyrean measures" let
all 60 and epjoy a surcease from the
ponotony Of business life, and may
pleasure rule the day and s:joy be un.
sazoEu -..'Fi aH ,.t.s" .1
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r F. WErZEL, ...-.,.
Dealer in all kinds of
uOU S T. II OLD Flu II N / L u II T.,
r. COFEINS, COFFIN TRIMMINGS, &c.

Furniture repaired, or made to order, and
satisfaction guaranteed. All orders for
Furniture promptly attended to. Coffins
supplied ut short notice, with services of
undertaken, if desired. ..'.t+
have also on hand a full stock of
Children's Carriages, which offer for
<.alo at low prices. -s
Store aud shop on Grand street, opposite
McFee's drug store. An inspection Of our
work and furniture is respectfully invited.
January l, 1880. 1y d
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purpO0e t0e1UOIe, mas ssOecu IN some |
measuSe thwarted. Bat regardless Of,
Ibis, estfmaAes SUFFICIENTLY low have
BEEN made, not to trench upo& what
would possibly be, extssvagsnt asser-
ton. The numberAof bales received
from wagons and handled by the mer-
chants here have been as follows:
Independent. ................ .......... 1900
Upper Warehouse. .............. .......... o.500-
Lower Warehouse, ,estimated........ 10000
Total..... 2O.7OO
desire that the inference be accepted,
that it means bought by Trenton ner-
chants exclusively. ~ aE I.s- -
The number of bales stored by the
f"Iiil Merchants and sold upon their
account to the merchants here will
aggregate four thousand bales. De-
duct, this amount from the %, 200
bales stored here, there will be IT, 200
bales bought from the farmers for
which at an average of $55 per bale
there was paid $9ls, 500 to which add
the four Thousand bales indicated above
l lEOu1 tlt0 11ul Ix4OIClIttIlS at TIC otSIuc
average and we have the following !:
4 1000 bales sold from wagons ..s,.
! at $55 per bale."....-.....--$9l SOC
1000 by chill Merchants at *55. 1920. 0O(
10000 Total. . =. 81. lbs. 5ot
OF. this large amount $500, 900 was
paid by customers in liquidation OF
their debts, which cash expenditure
by the Trenton merchants of $63s 500
COTTON FROM THE UPPER OUACHITA
In making an estimate of the com
mercial business Of this branch Of trade
it becomes necessary to include the re-
shipping business for which, regula
line (Cryer Line) of steamboats, h av'
been employed, and in several IL,
stances one or two outside boats. TIN
amount of cotton brought here for re
shipment has been as follows: -.5}-
From Bartholomew. Observation-Disclosures. 400
Sabine River. 500
8" D'Arbonne. ............,.....:....... 1903
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Tonight Mrs. Perryman's school en-
tertainment VITA be given. The pro-
rramme indicates much variety, from
which we infer there will be much
spiciness. All are invited.
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AFFICE SALOON,
GRAND STREET., MONROE, La.

office SALOON,
GRAND STREET., MONROE, La.
tIcstahlished 1861
The Proprietor assures his many friends
and customers that he will constantly keep
on hand the finest and best brands OF
Wines, Liquors aMsi Cigars,
All of which will be served with prompt
ness and politeness. --.- .... .... 81.
A. J. KELLER, Proprietor.
January l, 1879.
COI'rIIERN CARRIAGE FACTORY.
The undersigned takes pleasure in making
known that he is now as we'll prepared rs
before the war, if not better, to do all kinds
Of work, either in
Manufacturing or Repairing
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, HACKS, ETC.
Ready made work kept on hand; speci
mems OF which may be seen by calling at the
Factory. He will also carry on n general
blacksmith shop. arranged to do all kinds of
blackSmithing. Terms reasonable.
January |, 1879. FR. ENDOM.
TOD PRINTING
| NEATLY EXECUTED
AT THIS OFFICE.
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The District inference of the NJ. E.
Church South for the district will hold
it's session irrthei Methodist churh on
the 9th inst. Quite lumber of
ministers and laymen are expected.
Bishop Keener has signifiied his in
tention to be here and will preside. 80
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klACSSoteS 4N1Ci SsAC uSy S1ss~s ~ ~ sss@
.s-,Eu .,5F Ht ,.t..-
Tonight Mrs. Perryman's school en-
will be given. The pro-
gramme indicates much variety, from
which we infer there will be much
spiciness. All are invited.
The District Conference of the NJ. E.
Church South for the district will hold
it's session inthei Methodist churh on
the 9th inst. Quite lumber of
ministers and laymen are expected.
Bishop Keener has signifiied his in
tention to be here and will preside.
Trenton-Past, and Present.
Trenton, whose name lives historl-
cally in the annals of the Revolution
airy war, has a namesake which like
wise, In proportion to her boundaries,
is historical rs a great trading point.
The one lives In written renown, the
other .sblushes unseen in her unwritten
glory. For thirty years Trenton has
been y town situated on the banks of
the Ouachita, and has during that time
occasionally added TO its population.
To-day, instead of wooden built stores,
she would be teaming with a hand
some population, aatl-brick buildings
both ornamental and permanent would
mark the places where these unstable
structures now stand, if the dread of the
W., S. & p. r. r. did not so affect her
merchants, and had not SO affected
them in the past. But she exists still,
and notwithstanding the recent porten-
ttous indications which this railroad has
manifested, in Immediately building
the gap between Monroe and Shreve-
port-she breathcs !-yes she breathes
unexcitedly. A glance at the business
she has done is interesting, and an es-
Innate of her possibilities can be in
,ferred, if but the proper efforts were
put forth.
| The merchants are all first class finan-
cially, or are so regarded, and in these
DAYS and times this estimate is about
| the best that can be made. Merchants
NAV be ever so astute, ever so shreWd-
bold in investmcnts-but If they lack
the financial back bone-the metf'tl2e
o6lo,,gota of monetary strength
or in regular parlancc, tho "spondu
lix," AS Talmage says, they are mer
chants simply in the 'sabstract' ant
when they come to be weighed "the,
will be found wanting" 1t is sourc'
of pride that the merchants of Trenton
are not only monetarily sound, blu
that they seemingly enjoy the conf
} dence of such an unlimited number Q
customers. The establishment OF thi
exchange of reciprocal confidence ha
been gradual and not of quicl
growth, and the farmer has learne'
with the assurance Of fair and homes
f dealing to bring cotton to this place
o and in return take away his supple
from his merchant. Notwithstant'
3 ing the years of distress that hav
swept over the country, the merchant
u here have never been unmindful {
the necessities of their patronage, An
u when the increase of values came Il
,, they did last season to return prosper
ty In some measure 10 an impovel
ished people, those patrons remem
70 bered In their worthy paymer
~ of their arrears, the accommt
dalton they had enjoyed.
IL COTTON RECEIPTS.
r. In attempting to make up correc
J. report, data suff1ci emily accurate, hav
to some extent been Withheld and til
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-28

~ACraulcc!UneS, p0r ~ 4s~-.~~--
cia Santsteban, secretarlo de Le-
gaciOn de primera clase jefe de
negocado Ell ell Mnisterio de Esta-
do.
mocanica popular, por D. Tomas
Ariho, catedratico de mecanica de
la facultad de CienciaS de la univer-
sdad de Madrid
GuadaIete Covadonga paginas de la historia
patria, del afo 900 al 900, por bon
Eusebio Martinez de Velasco, redac-
tor-jefe que ha sido de La Ilustrdss
cion Espdaola y Americana.
Aho cristiano, novisfrna version castellana de
la obra del P. Juan Crosset, refnn-
dida adicionada con ell Sdntorat
Espahol, Mes de Enero y Febrer0
por d. Antonio Bravo y Tudela,
IAbogado del Ilustre Colegio de Ma
drid. (Con licencia de Ia Autori-
dad Ecclesiastical
Novfsimo Romancero espahol tomos l, II y Ill,
ineditos, escritos por nuestros mejo
res poetas.
Manual del fundidor de metales, con grabados,
por D. Ernesto de Bergue, Ingenie-
70 Industrial.
Manua de Qufmica inorganica, con grab, por
D. Gabriel de 10 Puerta, Catedra-
ticO de Ia facultad de farmaCia.
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spuerto & los
demas de su ru,a y, estabecidos por
atras empresas de vaIx.fes
Tarid de ttees para N,teua York.
Cafe, azdcar, mieles, ec., ETC., seguu coDve-
MO especial con los agehtes, libre de capa.
In mas bardta ruta para Europa, tta
NlLeUd- York,
con opcion 4 permanecer Ell dicho punto los
pasajeros, todo ell tempo que juzguen opor-
tuno.
Conocimentos y boletas de pasaes drectos
SO dan en- todos los pusrtos donde los vapores
de la compania tocan, para Europa, Canada y
Boston, en- conexion cdl las siguientes lineas
de vapores
Via Nueva- York por la de Cunard, White
Star Inman para dssde Liverpool. North
German Lloid para )1esde Bremen. Ham
burg American Packet Company para y desde
Hamburgo. Cross Line para y desde
Amberes - General Transatlantic Company
para Y desde Havre.-Anchor Line para y
desde L6ndres Glasgow. w.-MerchantsD Des-
patch International Lines para y desde to.
dos los puntos del Canada -Metropolitan Line
para desde Boston.
Boleta directa para Europa.
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LIBROS CONVENIENTES.
|DE vENrA EN- LA 1MpRENrA DEL "BoLErrN

DE vENTA EN- LA IMpRENTA DEL "BoLET1N.
No,tsima Leg de Enjuiciamicnto Civil y
Mercantil, anotada y cOncordada en- numero-
sas disposicones practicas, reglas de Jurispru-
dencia Y Sentencias del Tribunal Supreme, se-
guida de varios APPENDICES, novena edicion de
1879, por R6mulo Moragas D.Julian M. Par
do, en- pasta espa1ola 81.
MANUAL DEL SECRETARIo DEL AYUNTAMIENTo
8 tratado te6rico practice de Administration
municipal, puesto en- ammonia con la nueva
Ley, S' edicion, 187s por Fermin Abella,
pasta espafola $2.50
TGCrrCA DE REcLUTA CoMPAsfA, por e
marques del Duero, rdstica, edicion de 1878
so ctvs.
TAoTIcA DE BATTALION, por ell mismo, edicior
de 1879. 20 centavos.
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Ul paa|a Id ! VIA

NlnO5 memories de TICS AhOB no pagan pASa-
je Entire 3 y IL. mItad de pasaie. Cria-
dos acOmpahando Is amos 2I3 parte de pa
SAFE
Para mas informea y tipos de fetes dirigirse
d los sgentes de la coDpahia en- San Juan, So
brinos de Ezquiaga. --Arecibo, F. Fernandez
& Co. --Aguadilla, Kuchler 4 Go. -Mayagtiez,
PLATA & Bravo. -Ponce Cortada Co.
Arroyo Fsntauzzi Hermanos -Humacao, r.
Pou J Bns6. o.3.
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EfoctOS de eScritOriO.

En- la imprenta del BoLETIN Sc ACADIA de re-
cibir un gran surtido de papel scbres de to-
das classes de los Estados-U -Unidos que ge reali-
70 precios inimes
Tsnbien Sc han recibido prensas de hierro
para copiar escritorios, iibros de concrete,
astisticos jnegos do danas stc.i
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Pesos. Cts.

La educacJon de la muer segun-
los mas ilustres moralistas hi
gienistas de ambos sexos. mo-
numento erigido Ia regeneration
de la mUjer esta Obra consta de
3 t. EN- folio Y va lustrada con 80
eXQuist0s cromoS, con una rica Y
lujosa encuadernacion, por ID. Jo-
Sc Panades y. Pobet. .......... 20
Los Cabaleros del amor, novela
| historical ilustrada con Is exluisi-
tos cromos, por D. Alvaro Carri-
ITO, T. p... -.;.:... ....'...'.
Consuelo el sacriticio de una ma
Dire, por d. Alvaro Carrllo, 2t. p.
FL Manuscrito de una madre, ilus-
trado con l3minas de Eusebo Pla-
mas, po; d. Enrique Perez Es-
crlcn a.
| La VoZ de la conciencia ell libro
de la familia, collection de eiem-
| pos morales por D. Juan Oortada.
La hija .dldita, novela de cos
tumbrcs, por D. Emilio Richie
bOurg, t. p..................
Pobre madre!. Novea original
con laminas del reputado artista
Eusebio Panas, por d. Juan Bel
"a, t. 2...... .................
Fra Filippo Lippi, novela historica
con una rica portada al crOmO IT,
rada doce colores, por E. Cas-
telar 3 is pasta s.............5
sCeios&.e un angel, paginas del cora
zon, por A. Carrllo, 1t id. .....
Amor de los amores, por E. P. Es-
erich 2 t i'd. .......... 4
El Inferno de los celos, por E. P.
EScrch t. id. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
La comedia del Dante Alighiery,
traducida al castellano en- igual
Case Y n1mero de versos pOr ell
Captain general D. J. de la Pc
zuela, conde de chiste 3 t. r.... 2
Los oios en- ell celo lihro a. Q las dis
qnlcisiones nauticas por Cesareo
Fernendez Duro, t. r..... l
Las Maravilias de Ia Naturaleza,
por A. .,anch Z Ramon t-r..
Los Anales de Cayo Corne!io Jacin-
to, por Carlos Coloma, 2 r
Gran contcto situacion moral Y re-
lgiosa dc lbs pueblos cutos, es-
tudio de 10 tilCsofia, de la historic
controversial entire +. JeHllOchu-
Ian el iesuita ii. FancOll y IL Sc
rie de cartas de Jenllochulan.
Gran contiictO preparation 10 so
luci0n 10 7 % parte, por Jenllo-
chulan, 2 tomos rGstica. ... j
Los vcos0s, ror Ricardo Becerro,
tomO r1stica. ................ =.
A1naya los vaScoS en- el slgl0 VIII,
pOr F. Navarro Vill0slada, 3 t. r. z
Los Mandamientos de la humanidad,
por A. Garcia Moreno, t. r.. >.
EllQujote de les Siglos, por E. Ce-
bullo Y Quintana, | t r...... :.
La madre, por Z Pelletan, t r.. E.
EStudios sohre tilosofIa mission de
la flosofia EN- nuestra 6poca, por
A. Garcia Moreno t. r....... :. G
Los ant"pasados de Adam, por V.
Meunier, | e.. ............. e.. G
Despree lie la lsuerte, poema, por
A = de la Quiutana, t-r.. =.
Esu hoeticoS, por II. Menen.
.ayo, t. r............. :.
Le 'muertes, por Urbano Cor
tes, x s. br.................. :.
Tenedulfa de libros pOr partida do
bic, obra la mas eXtcnsa y com
pleta que Sc ha publicado hasta
ell dia en- EspGna y eI extyaniero,
por Fermn de Antonio, | t... 3
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MAS BARATURA.

MAS BARATURA.
Los trabajos de la barberia y peluqueria Sc
pueden pagar tamben en- tarjetas, que Sc ven-
den en- la misma casa peso docena, es decir-
a IN 20 p % m6nos de su valor
Varado surtido de perfumeria de las mejo-
res tabrices de Paris y especificos parn tenir
ell pelo entire los que fguran, la tan celebrada
pomada tanica, la tintura dnica, smpatica y
oriZalina
SURTIDO DE CABELLO ELABORADO.
Trenzas de cabello con relleno de cre-
pc desde 20 reales fuertes q a.... 8 una.
Idem de lacio desde So a. a.......... 20 una.
Rios de dem desde 20 rs a.... s par.
Buces de dem desde RS. q. $50. l uno
Caprichos plumas la nieve ademas di'
versos trabajos en- ell ramo a precios equitati-
vOs.
Los abonos por meses precios convenciona-
les h. 80 mzo. m. y d.
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Ell BUEN TON0.
SALON DE PELUGUERIA
17.-SAN JUSTO--17.

La capacdad del nueyo local que ocupa es$
te antique Y acreditaio ESTABLISHMENTS, per-
mite 10 organization de un buen ser'icio y la
modliicacion en- los precios que habian regido
nasta ahora, reduci6ndoloS tanto cuanto es
possible en- favor de nuestros parroquanos y
del pGblico en- general, y en- prueba de clio es-
tampamos a continuation su talta:
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VAPORBS CORRROS TRASATLANTlCOS
DE A. LOPEZ Y COMP.
VIAJE DIRECTO DESDE PUERTO-RICO
n C4DIZ Y BARCELONA,

Salida de Puerto- Rico el dia 10 de ca5a
mes.
Il Camara $165. "a C&mara 100. 9a Camara So
Tambien puede hscerse ell viaje, saliendo de
Puerte-Rico, los das 4. l3 de cada mes
trasbOrdando en- la Habana.
Los precios para estos viajes, son los ST.
guientes:
1.a IA g.
De Puerto-Rico q la Habana. $50 s "a 8 I6
De Id. aSantander, Cadiz Bar
celona (via Habana) ....... 202 160 20
Las localidades especisles camarotes en-
teros seran precios convencienales.
Habra rebajas para las familias numerosas
con niiios
Sc expiden pasajes de ida vuelta con 25
p.9S de rebaja,
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lAtencion

= .
Conclude el cosecho de Ia hacienda URil
de la Jurisdiction de Luquillo, pertenecient
los acreedores de FL. Ritter q Go. de esta
"a, SO vende por 6rden y cuenta de los &C
dores dicha hhca, consistiendo de 380S
euerdas de terreno, de las eueles algRnos
retofios de cafias nuevas sin acondiCions
casa de hornslla, Id. de peones, trapie
bueyes muy bneno y rancho de bagazo. Il
invontario de so bueyes, la mayor part
vos, carretas de caion, 2 arad0s inglt
rastrillo, yugo, cadenab, etc etc.
Hasta el Is de iebrero SO admiten
apoderado de lasliquidacion que spse-sb. -
posiclones Gle cempra, sea por Ell
rrenes en- Totes, easas, bueyes, 6tils
separado, y 81 msmo dara t0dos
que Sc. .le pidan.
Faiardo, 20 de- enerc Do !
Ritter,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-28

OBRAS RECIBIDAS por los ,iltimos Co.
rreos de la Peninsula, ilustradas con la
minas.
Pesos Cts
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-28
COches de alquiler.

a"E< En- la euadTa sita q la salida d
Nk7& .lente de seis asieHtos con buenas
parejas de caballos, propio para las famillas
que quieran dar un paseo. o ir hasta Can
grejoe Rio Piedras.
Tambien se tienen para alQuilar buenos
caballos de silla y coche.
por moses A 10 pasAs stbra. "a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-28
SOCEEDADES.
sseissaa as5aiaa
CREDITO MERCANTEL.

0ueracicnes de 4ue SO ocapa la Sociedad.
Descontsr, rres;ar, girar, llevar cuentas CO.
rrlentes, adlnitir dep6Sitos dc toda clase, re-
cibir imp0sicones abonandO interss, verifcar
cobranzas por Cuenta aieua, negociar valores
con Sin su reepolsaGilidad, cuaatas o;rGs
operacionos de crcdito 2 haHca que 10 Sc
oPongan sus Eatatutos ) kegIamentos.
Tipos acordados para las operaciones.
l2pe6 anual para los descuentos.
5p% anuaI para los prestamos
tpN comsiOn Dc cOD1anza.
tp% al trimeStre sobre el valor de los de-
p6sitos en- custodia
Las cuentas corrientes son lleyadas gratui-
tamente DO exigiendose NADIA de los inieresa-
dos por les cobros pages.
La sguiente tariia expresa e interes cue
abona le Sociedad por las mposlciones a pa.
10 flo:
90 arribs desde 4 IL meses, s p%
8 en- adeiahte s pS6 i'd.
ia principal.
&c la Esperdnsd Sub
ID. Pablo Obarrt Sc
.0nio Canals. - Contador,
-idrcaa. .-Oajero, D. Ldu,
Alb, s.
. de cOmp0sicion en- Ell COlmn90