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FARM FOR SALE,
OR EXCHANGE.

A FARM of about 40 acres, 2 miles from Old
"A Orchard near the slate quarry. Will sell or
exchange for house in Portland or vicinity.
Address FARM % Portland, Me. P. o. Box 1857
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WANTED.-.BOARD.

A VERY pleasant front room to let, convenient
IA location, 90 Pleasant St., left hand bell. Ref
erences required. jly13dtf
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The Irrepressib1e Small Bow.

lis Ifr0preSSlDI6 SmaH Boy.
Now is the season when the ubiquitous small
boy fills himself with green peaches and green
er apples, and bolts half ripe cherries, seeds and
ALL His voracity almost invariably leads to
Cramps, Diarrh@a or Dysentery and the family
hearthstone resounds with his lamentations. If
his parents are prudent people they will have a
bottle of PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER ready
for such Summer emergencies, and spoonful
of this great specific will bring the young
scamp around all right. Druggists all sell it.
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Wanted.

1.-TWO experienced retail statesmen. References
Il required. EASTMAN BROS. q BANCROFT,
492 and 494 Congress St. aug5d3t
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RumfOrd Falls & BuCkfield
RAILROAD

Trains leave Canton for Portland
Ess.seaasssHasg and lewiston at $50 81. IN. and
lE e..Ss.s 10 p. m.
A-A- Leave Portland for Canton 100
and 5.10 p. m. Leave Lewiston for Canton, 1.57
and 4.35 pm.
Saturday tickets to return Monday at reduced
prices.
Stage connections with Bemis, Rangeley Lakes,
Byron, Mexico, Dixfeld, Peru Lvermore, West
Sumner and Turner.
OTIS HAYFORD, Supt.
Portland June 81, 1881. ju27dtf
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1t is strongly suspected that the internal
machines which have recently been found in
Liverpool on board the Cnnard boats from
Boston are bicycles intended for the use of the
Gar of Russia by the nihilists. Puck
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Bargain For Some One,

LOB SALE OR TO LET.-Two-story house
Il nine rooms, foot of Pleas ant street, opposite
Maine Central station, Woodfords. Cemeuted eel
lar furnace, hard and soft water.
jlySd1w+ttf j. N. READ, Woodfords.
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HOTELS.
THE GRAND VIEW HOUSE

assA A WILL be opened to the public June
1STAJ6 Goth. The location of this house is un-
GfH1jS4T surpassed by any in the State of Maine,
s5 standing 500 feet above tho beautiful
Lake Auburn, and 1900 above the level of the sea,
where the air is pure and dry. The view from the
tower is beautiful to behold. Portland people, who
want nice quiet and healthy place to spend the
Summer months, will find all OF tic modern i'm
provements here. Everything in and about the
house is new and first-class. For amusements,
there are nice drives, boating. fishing, eroquet
stable lie connected with the house. Gentlemen can
bring their own teams and have the best of care.
Tho DINING room furnishes three meals per day,
and more if required-is said by good judges to COM
pare fayorably with other hotels. Come unto me
make you happy. Round trip from Portland to tho
Hotel, via Maine Central r. R., $2.25. From Bos-
ton via Boston Il Maine and Eastern R. R., 800;
via Portland Boat and Grand Trunk R. R. $500.
Coach connects with every train. Clough the veter
an stage driver who is Jolly good fellow will look
after the interest of passengers coming to the house,
and see that they have allproper attention. Appl-
cations for board and rooms Gamble madeto the CUB
scriber at West Auburn, Maine.
SAMUEL JENKINS.
jun7d till sept1
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NOTICE.

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Passage to Norfolk md Baltimore including
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For freight or passage to Norfolk, Baltimore, Wash
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10y an energetic and capable yonng man, employ
ID ment evenings salesman, bookkeeper, hotel
clerk, or any other honest employment, or would
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An enterprising book publisher is about to
issue the Comet Series-it will be devoted to
tales.-Bostor Courier.
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II boy gets on the wrong track it shows
that his fathers switch has not had fair
chance-New Orleans Picayune.
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A FINE HAIR DRESSING.

a FINE HAIR DRESSING.
Cocoaine dresses the hair perfectly, and is
also preparation unequalled for the eradica-
ton of dandruff.
The superiority of Burnett's Flavoring Ex-
tracts consists in their purity and great
strength.
Worry is said to kill more people than work ;
but confounded laziness kills more than either
and it's magnificent death to die-New Ha-
ven Register,
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WANTED,

A L the Almshouse a woman to take care Of in
N firm and aged women: good wages and steady
employment will be given to a competent and faith
full person. Apply at the office of the Overseers of
the Poor.
August I'd, 1881. aug3d1w
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Wit and Wisdom.

A Rhode Island man called a neighbor a
"lantern jawed cockroach." A suit for SLAM
der resulted, and the jury returned as follows:
mot guilty on lantern-jawed, but way off on
cockroach, and we find damages in the sum of
three cents.-Detroit Free Press.
William, where have you been all winter"
"On my back" "What was the matter with
your" 81 had the Kidney Complaint so that
for three weeks 1 could not STEP" "What
cured you?" SIT was ELIXIR OF LIFE ROOT
See advertisement.
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WANTED.

ITO engage suitable person to take charge of the
West6rook Seminary Boarding House. Apply
to S. PERHAM at Custom House, or to j. P. IVES
TON, Stevens Plains. jy30du
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A LLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL
"A STEAMSHIPS.
Sailings from QUEBEC every SATURDAY
This route presents unprecedented advantages to
tourists enabling them to view the mag nifcent
scenery OF the Lower st. Lawrence. Ia addition,
the distance from Quebec to Liverpool Is 500 miles
shorter, and of the reduced distance 1000 miles
is inland navigation, reducing the actual ocean
voyage to minimum of five days.
Extra ships from GLASGOW, GALWAY,
QUEENSTOWN AND LONDONDERRY DIRECt
TO BOSTON.
For passage and information apply to
or LEVE g. ALDEN, Agents, 2O7 B'way N. Y;
2O1 Washington St., Boston; lot South 9th ST.
philadelphia. E. A. WALDRON, Portland Agent.
1y4 dem
, 1881-05-01

Evange'lne, by Eclipse. Apollo, ;: years. by
y G 9f a a Sy
Asa by Australian: Exeter, years: fy Lever:
Sears. @ ' by Lcve1 dam Lighsfoot .;f Sy exnrson:
Ocelot, years, by Lever. dam Boso. By Eclipse;
Pride. 3 ycars. by Virgil. dun Kentucky Belle;
traIiun; CaItuo. 5 years, by Planet, dam BETTY
Wuri: IAlisman, years, by Wnverly, darn
Grand Duchess: Westminster. : years, by
Wayerly, dam Miss Crosslund, By Asterod:
yiscol,nt, years. by Virgil. dam By Enquirer:
Heartless. : years, by Lever. dam Hcartsease.
by PhAetou; ArabA, > yeArs. by Lever. dam
Asia: La Gloria, years, by Lever, dam Allx, by
Australian.
, 1881-05-01
THE TURF.
Foxha1l's Great Performance in
the City and Suburban.
Charlie Ford Finally Placed in
George Saunders Hands.
-deeting Of the Board of Review
in Chicago This Week.
Narragansett Brought to Chicago
Other News Concerning Trot-
ters and Runners.

THE AMERICANS ABROAD
| Now that Mistake and roxhall have shown by
{ their exploits in the early handcaps thAt the
success OF raroIs Two sen1s ago was nor ,,t
the 9 nnn,on ~ Of american @ horses among the SPORT
Inv eentry on the other side of tue wster is rap
idlr M "t Changing. in ~ and at present every one
Of tho Yankees as the American
horses are still called, is regard
ed rs dangerous. Mistakes bold running
in ali the events tor which he has saFted,he
httle chestnut having never ,a'leo 10 snaa, gan
Hana;cam aoe ~e ip oasNonened ne % 1n he oyes Of En-
handleap ar WIN - g w. Resnos cor
fsh en 10 INC ,e' ers 9a 9 IT. his @
old forn as TO @ cause regret TINT he was not in
the coming Derby instead of Barrett, a colt that
Mr. Lori!lard sent 10 England last fali' because
Of tho high form shown by him in bis races in
this country, and tr1al Wild Faro1e- u t1e
c'ly ano SUBURBAN @ lns' ,,e "tea' ts'npu n< n,"na
started nrst ta'or1t, Out 1a',ea 10 81. pase .,o
Derbv rss winner Of 1sso he beating Foxhal head
and shoulders only. In writing Of this race
short +i'n" hefora !, ,xae rim tho Newmarket
corrssporJcnt J % Of Lonlon paper said Of the
American horses cns,ised:
1roquols is *a,d to M havne spscta' pTep1'Faton e.
Iet es u 1a se sae oeke
,ss tns III stS % t m 10 ths he a eo
vas reported to have trcn Stopped in lis work. und
even then the recognized commissioner could not
have been acquainted with the 1ac1 that he h1d
sprung curb Otherwise hc wuuid not have thrown
ths quoil,ions- Curly hooks very tiresome
thing Tor tr1l;ners. some horses mny continue in
s:eaiy work when thus alIrcted but there always
he chance Of others being stopned Barrett IT. is
the hard ground must be aKainst him. Indeed II 1t Is
tue w1aI ncar about bis b.l1.x kept Ut WORK con-
trAry to veterinary advice it IL Just likely that e
may never xse The post a very good jude WHO
generally sees him out evers mnrnLnE The heath
told few days buck that I',ncus would never be
Able gel htna ready for The city and suburban.
mol likely 10 play such \ conspicuous part ~, IN
role worked his way through under the. rni!s mud
won III = cantcr No. like Mr kcene's chance the |
, 1881-05-01

/ rnna
! ,,
1,c ,nssei in the Eastern Guns and nli-arcd race
thta .nnsnr ~ >''0 810 '41 '"~e
|
| Jewell nas oefn sent 70 fn!noelpnla, Alu W.
| ,here.
| ,-.,
! e. j.: Fuller, OF Nashville who dcrelopet
Scott Ihomas, LIZZIE LIZ ana otner We'll
| tro]tcts. ~ III tue CITY.
sa Ustan 1'cKok "i oT'$ VIII d, n,n 1r9n Gnl'
torna st. Jnlien. Santa CLAUS. Oakland A"1d
| o'efe7an' aao or Guy
| 1t can be dettnitly stated that Springfield is
hopclesly huiss. at least, SO far as his curly Gu
8'o ~o"~<' "c''
! Ji1s johnson Is beng very. strongly backed ir
! the Brewers Cup at St Louis. Tho odds agains
| him still remain 10 to l, however.
Th. s,ckl{ne colt br Pat hialtov out Of Canary
Bird, died recently ut rt1e Alexander Farm. He
| Tas halr brother to Harry Eassett
| The dam of Rohert tho Devil. Cast or. threw
a ruII brother to thnt iilustruus horse on March
| TO- but unfortunately he died the next morning.
The entries for the Chicaro trotttnc meeting
| close to-morro}y ard ali ro,niua lions Should b.
s.;1r 10 Mr. L. n Hail Sccretsry l1G Munroe
| street.
,n LIN mouereI: ~ lorern dfitea s OF !oEer ana
ohaa,ca ~ ea,.ani a S a.; III hn, st,t, ~
a.; .S, ~ o. ,n 80 > s''' oA1o Will ''o q o@oA'
''' - t'|''''!= '"47 's''7'"
A running horse IS wanted for running
r nts 10 70 CnaHy e foFG d9;r narps sneo
;S4 SIato Street ihis civ. '''' '''' ''onAo' ''
7of A''"'o "a eet A"'' LILY
Horny Shulnn, formerly Of Chicago. but now
representing Isaac Dahlinnn. Of New York. bus
nees, s.i @ .99ir,,;nt to E.ep Ill
1o@e'' 04e PpAe e4o LASH
Uncle John " De Mosa. tho well-knoWn De-
troll hyrseman. was thrown from bis buggy a
few days ago and injured to such An extent that
he will not be able 10 leave bis house for SONG
s'loe'
ALL the Detroit drivers are figuring to get the
purchased by ]. II. French, or thnt city. George
Tuorhees viii probably Uc tho su ccess:ul candi-
date.
rran,x Farmer, e+ab1e thf. sesson will cons,st
,,t;rn;, ~ pnrTaiin,vs tho IL Gn;n, ,s fclovs.
its ,nS,.an tse Frao:n1d a.. :,ailn tn " arth;,i
~: unrv Snrhnt "a. i,rntnor ~ Mnrr rorhat 10.
~ Mr.y 10y - to'' o1o'1ot ~ 1aa4S eotoc@ ~
'~'
.G..c1 @ ~ ad :, Ia! oao.a
Iii S. -. W La,.. ~ .tn;ea.,s ro.,..ar..5 ~ .: M ~.
-, NJ ~: t.,s ~, @ @t * ct,; - t'le ~
~, ~ u's enEn97Su1ent III ~" oaa4oou o1aAc Ut
A-oc'4e9pe'' 'ot' T.
The owner OF Charlie Ford has agnfn changed
his mind in regard to the driver ct that horse,
:!''u ~ ~ ~ n1" unqetsa , sua. u. VII ~ P1aeea
IN IN eno . TH ~ u I4ie s;t ~ oencaeo'
Al'' WAC WILL a1oo ahno'e <A''a-
hieu,nian tsre Of Graves and others, is owned
by Mr, E, T. Dean, OF New South Wales, and that
gentleman reports that hc recently drove the
Nurse Il half mile over Il turf track In 1:10H.
The reported accident to Lciex turns out to
hav': been only temporary affair, and his back
crs for the Kentucky Derby are taking heart
again. Hiu1yas and Lelex we're moved mile TO
tzcther at Nashville last Tuesday aud went well.
Tho ,a+,.+ -, firm, Ean,,,otr ia n boot- no,r
,,,,,r G,.onn ~ ~ ,ho 1u,;s,1ia f;nn Tha nnr."
, 1881-05-01

Ten Broeck's book for the season IS fula.
The well-knowu race mare Peru mas orcRen
down, and been bred to Lever.
william LAnsou, the Englfsh breeder ana
rraincr. who died recently, left q fortune of
$&o,O00-
parana Will not be in Splan's Stable this sea-
son. but will be driven by 6. E. Whitney, VINO
hud charge of her last year He will d $50 have
the stallion Coaster. record @:21. recently Pa1~
, 1881-05-01
SALE OF TIIOROCGuBREDS.


SPECIAL Dispatch to The Chicago TrabanG
NASHVILLE. Tenn. April 50.--1hc u.osr Euc-
ccsslul Sale Of thoroughbred yearliugs at Belle
Mcndo WIS that which occurred to-day, the
prices realized for thirty four animals aggrcgat-
Ing or an average Of friction over 81 133-
Tho weather was lovely, and the crowd
numbered over one Thousand, among the throng
being many Of the principal tnrfuen and buy
ers of the Union. The snie wAs conducted
by Capt z. c. Kidd. Lunch was partakcn Of
with as much relish AS usu2l. The highest
price paid was $500, for chestnut colt,
a t,llt brother to Luke blackburn, ny
Dwyer Bros, of New York, and
5000 for a brown colt, brother tu G!idelia, By
William Conner, Of New York. This was the
lust sale Of the produce Of Bonnie Scotland. aud
the first offering Of Great Tens product hence
the spirited bidding. The sales we're: Eecchcn-
brook, John J. Carter Nashville, Tenu $40:
bridesmaid y John j. Carter, Nashville, Tenn. *4':
Boccaccio, Asa Darnbam, Cauanllaigua n. T..
Ss15: Bric-a-Drac, D. W. Woodmansee, st. Paul,
Minn.. $500; Bondholdcr, Milton Young. Hcnd.r-
son Ky o9; nxzdue xz T. T. krSs Masn5
X2unK Menderoq 6 a Ky S; 'Tte ro u Fay W.
oret~ Asa Burnhaln. Canan':aigua. \. L.. $tato:
Tupelo, BY Gre:.t Tom; l. e. ni;lkelspiel. Louis
Tashoms Ti1'f msn0 6y d?sas 5?s fom t''' T. ps; S
Nashville. Tenn.. $G15; Musk. by Juhn Morgan.
G. ". Dearden. Nashville. Tenn, $l50, ToIsl1l.
by Great Tom. Asa Burnnam. Canandaigna: y.
T., $f25: GaIileo, by Germantown, }. Is. Malone,
Gallatin. Tenn. <3a5: Tomptaron. hy Great
Tom. ?: W. Woodmansce: st. l'aul. Sii,l:.'
ssO: Tallyrand. by Great Tor,. Thomns UCon-
ner. Nashville, Tenn: *:,v4;; Taila.l-:;" by
Great Tom. james r. Williams, Etusnenct:, n.y..
$s.la5: chestnut colt tbrothor. Of Luke
HlackburtI).. Dwycr ifros-, Scw YORK, $..Io;
4 April L., M. i. Conner: New Iork, $500:
Trombone, By Great Tom, j. G. Nelson, New
York: $E'0; Tamborine, BY Great Tom. William
Lakeland, Mobile, Ala. $i1': Tangent hy Great
Tom. Milton Young, Henderson. k;'., *:{0; Ten
nyson. by Great Tom, ASH R',rnham, Tan
G. G. ". 6ar,ien, Nashville. 5i.oNt: Tnn,nhaxk,
by Great Tom. Milton YonnS, henderson; ~
New York, $+5o: Tea ROSE. by Great
Tom, ASA Durnhum, Canandnieua, \. y.
500; Tete-a-Tcte. by Great Tonl, George
Loriiiard, New York. 500: rantnlus. L!. Great
Tom, Milton Young. Henderson. ky-. $50: Tom
bcrla by Great 7 ON. V. L. kirkman. Nashville.
615o: Equity. By Enquire. D. :" WoodMans<e'
ASA Burnha1a, Canandaig1.a: y. y, S:A0; Mcdi-
.us, by John Morgan, X. Allcock, Now York,
s30U.
, 1881-05-01

LOUISVILLE, Ky., april :D.-War-D Dance. q
great thoroughbred sire. the property OF James
A. Grinstead. died at Hue Grass Park to-day
from collie, aged 20 years. War-Dance was
foaled in 1850, by Lexington. out of Ifed Le-
complies dam, aud was purchased when years
old from Gov. Wells, OF Louisiana, for $s,co9
As sire be was regarded as the best OF Lerti's-
toms SONS, and his death will be savere loss to
the turf Among hts &c. that Fun successfully
wore Una, L'Argeniine. C!aud;s, Sly Dtnce'
Ctcmrnie G. Bette L, Troublesome: Simeon,
Trouble. Peter Hynes. J. X swinueX Madstonc'
Fusilsde, Momentum, Glasgow. Expeetatlon:
Fath, Annie Wheaton, .loscow. Croniil. sun
Dance, Wild Oats. Baslli Baxunk, Croaslet, War
Banner, Echo, Monopoly, Frank Lowering, and
MuntOn.
, 1881-05-01

p TIE BOARD OF REVIEW.
The Board Of Review Of tho National Trottfn1
will hold meeting this week ut the
Pacilc Hotel, commencing Tuesday evening
The sessions of the Board will probably continue
for two or three days. and several cases OF ln1-
uortance will be decided.
, 1881-05-01

nnd young beat the field must couple Foxhaii
with PEnstnnpaua.
This writer WIS exactly correct in bis estimate
OF Foxhall, but like many Q; aers, seems to hare
vastly ovetrated preslonpass.
, 1881-05-01

Young and feeble mothers with frail children
will both become sttonR by the use OF Hop Bit
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-13
TAPORsS CURREOS TGASATLANllUOS
nE A. LOPEZ Y COMP.
yIAJE DIRECT0 DESDE PUERTo-RlCO
A ADIZ.

s.Ias de Puerto Rico Ell dia 10 de eada
mes 2 c.. .o
:. Oamara s155. r. Camara $50. So Camara 30.
Tamhien uuede haeerse el yiaje, sali9ado &c
pnerto-Rico, los dias 4, Ii y 25 de caoa LIES
trasbordando en- Ia haDana.
Los preclos para eSEos visj7s' son ioS oi-
guientes: La a.a ..
De Puerto-Rico la Habana. $50 y "a 10
Ds Ia. aSantander, Cadiz Bar
celona (via Habana) ....... zo0 lou ~
Las localidades espseiales camaroteS en-
taros. seran preeios conyeRclonales.
Habra rebajas para las tamliias nuMeroSaS
con nihos. oa,oo;ol 3
InstaIacion de lujo IN mueolale especiai
precios conyencionales. a.
Sc expiden pasajes de ida yueita con 20
D. q de rebaja,
La Empresa ha hecho las siguientes mo-
dificaeiones an ell pasaje de los nInos que
yIaien con sus fanllias.
PRrnERA sEGUNDA oAAARA.
I'm nifo hasta de 2 amos, en- cada Eanllia,
,,rStis T,og deInas hasta7 amos un cuarto
1asaie. Los de z i2Rhos medic passje.
los demAs pasaje enkefoS
rEEcEf mAsR,
I'm nifio. hasta de amos. gratis. Los nj
nos h2sta amos me1l0 pasale. Los 0emas
pasaje entero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-13
With EREC1O / Il PIBIISJIa

Lo efectuara ell vapor espahol Santiago
50 lend de este puerto para Caa.z Barceloni
ii 25 de abril pr6xino.
Este ms guiiico buque, que es va conocido
Ell esta isla, pues h 20 en- la migma techa del
aho pro simo pasado otro viaje igua llevando
TN num2roso pasaje, dei6 bien Leniado su ere
ditto, su captain ,s2n Quirico Riveras Sc pro-
pone alCangar a1n lnejor ia "a, dan..o esmera-
diamo trato eXceenteS comod dades
Lea pfecIos de p, sajes seran in6dicos, con
tales vertaias parecera impossible que hayu
quien deje de aprovechar la oportunidad de
hacer IN vtaje ''Rapido, C6mo69 Seguro"
Para otros infornles, asi como .os references
Ia carga, dirigirse a sus cQnsignatarios Sir. g..
Pastor Marquee Garcia. Tetuan 7.
PtQ. REQ, tebcero 1881. h. 25 q.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-13
OES TE.

NOrA.-Loe pasaies toalados bordo cos
saran 20 8 ac&rgo.
Sc expenden B.iIetes dc Ids Yuell.. la-
"a passages de primera con un 70 .. = rebaja
Valldos por 90 dias desde su iecha.
Los nlfios lnenores de $ amos, uno gfatis,
de 8 a ahos solo Ia Guar "a tartv, de ; Z
Ia amos pagaran la 1nit&.d dei pass.e.
Los pasaIeros de cahiegLa Nan de ki5 .aI
tonsigo los enseres de CANA 3 sus pro gisio-
ces.
Para mas pormenores dirigirse en- Sayf
jus.n Puerto l:lco. d los Agenfes generates.
SILVA 20.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-13
I'arietas al T0rculo.

Ademos je haceaso tarjctas en- Iitogra.
fla s lmpre2ta, las nersonas qne tenga4
planch4s metallic $ oou ans nom bres
grabados para ta.rjetas, pueden manoar-
las la imprenta del BoLErN en- donde
Sc tiraran en- un torculo maquina es
pecial que hay para clio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-13
lGIpresoS para AduanaS.

I'm Ia impgenta Fl PotETIN se han impreso
Y sc Yoi den reeios o.5dicos, d clar4ciones,
hoi0s 10 r. gjstfo : tolos los d mas Gucnmel
tos g e. con artegi0 iaa nuesas orlenouEas
Sc usan en las o eseciopes 6a las 'iutnas pa
RI ID Importation, eaportaeion Y do 0sito
rambieD SO yenden eon09mient's de embar
QUO para los vapores de A. l. peg ca. Ra-
mon de Herrera san Juan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-13

Tn Ia 3 " camara Sc paga 3l5 parties y en-
ia ), C una 4, Z arte de los precios de l. +
Los pasaJeros de 8. clase han de llevar
consigo los onseres de cana y las proyis.o
mes necesar;as. Ell vapor sumnistra ali
mentos a los pasajeros de 3.s d razon de 80
ceutavos diaries.
Tomand pasaje de ida y vuelta Sc hara
una rebaja del rs p,5
Los pasajes pucdea tonarsa en- la agencia
hasta una hora antes de la salida del gapor
INGLATERRA 7 FRANCIA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-13

Nlnos memories dc tres amos no pagan pa
sage. Entre tres J Goce amos ipitaa lie pa
suJe. CrIados acompanand0 d susiamos u0s
terceras paItes Gel pasGJe.
Para mas infoCmes y tipos de iete5 diTi-
Janae a los ageAUes de la c0mpanla:
Dan Juan Qe PuettQ-Kle0. a
Q. - SObrlaos de E.Qltiaad.