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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06
Fourteen Senators Sworn in 1853 With
out n President of the Senate.

Fourteen Senators Sworn in 1858 With
out a President of the Senate.
The following extract from the proceed
ings of the Senate in 1853 will be inter-
esting as we'll as instructive at this time.
We commend TO Democratic Senators the
example Of the Democratic statesmen,
with Lewis Cass at the head, in 1853.
The Senate then appeared TO have good
opinion of its power to regulate the mat
ter of admitting its own members:
UNirEp STATES SENATE CHAMBER. March4, 1859
In conformity with the proclamation OF the re-
tiring President Millari Fillmore the Senate as.
sembled in their Chamber.
The Hon. William r. King. of Alabama, Vice.
Prcsident.elect on the Democratic ticket, was sick
and absent In the Island of Cuba. Congress passed
an act March o 1888, authorizing him TO take the
oath as Vice President before the United States
Consul In Havana.
There being no Vice President present. and the
Senate being without President pro tcmpore, Mr..
Cas- rose and said al have been requested TO ask
the Senators to come to order" Whoreupon Mr..
Badger, of North Carolina, offered the following
resolution:
Resolved, That the oath prescribed by the Cons,tu-
ton he administered to the members Of the SEN
ate by the Hon. Lewis Cass the oldest member Of the
Senate.
The resolution was considered by unanimous
consent and agreed to.
Mr.. Badger. move that the roll OF new Sen.
ators be now called.
The motion was agreed TO.
The Secretary read the list, as follows
Mr.. Athcrton, of New Hampshire;
Mr.. Benjamin. Of louisiana;
MI. Clayton, Of Delaware;
Mr.. Douglas, Of Illinois;
Mr. Evans, Of South Carolina;
Mr. Everett, Of Massachusetts,
Mr. Houston, of Texas;
Mr Hunter of Virginia;
Mr. Jones. Of Iowa;
Mr.. Sebastian, OF Arkansnsi
Mr.. Stuart, OF Michigan;
Mr. Thompson, Of Kentucky;
Mr.. Thomson, Of New Jersey;
| Mr.. Wright, Of New Jersey.
Each ofthcse gentlemen, as his name was called,
came forward and, the oath prescribed by the
Constitution having been administered by the
Hon. Lewis Cass, took his scat in the Senate.
Immediately thereafter Mr.. Shields, with the
unanimous consent of the Senate offered the fol
lowing:
Rcsoired That the Hon David H. Atchison con.
tinue President pro tempore of the Senate.
The resolution was unanimously adopted, and
Mr.. Atchson took the char.-CORgression Globe,
part and appendix second session Thirty second
Congress, 1928, page 2i3.
Among the Democratic Senator'S who
participated in the above proceeding were
Mason of Virginia, Bright and Petit of
Indiana, Gwin and Weller of California
Soule of Louisiana, Fitzpatrick of Ala
bama, Mallory of Florida, Toombs OF
Georgia, Rusk of Texas, Butler of South
Carolina, and Sebastian of Arkansas.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06

An Indianapolis ruralist seated him
self in restaurant the other day and began on
the bill Of fare. After employing three walters
nearly half an hour in bringing In dishes to him
he heaved a sigh and Whispered as he put his lin-
ger on the bill Of fare; "Mster. I've ct to thar,
aud" moving his finger to the bottom of the bill,
"ef II isn't agn the rule, I'd like to skip from thar
In Ihnr y
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06

The Sdr (Bourbon) is too dull to be in
structed in relation 10 the Virginia debt
question, but the business men Of the
North arc not The debt.owers, who
never pay, will need sharper defenders
than the Star TO enable them to satisfy
creditors by owing them and never pay
ing The State of Virginia will give
10000 coalition majority. 1t is not
necessary that the Star should believe
this. 1t cannot affect the result
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06
when It'a Heat.

Pegasus.-Yes, it is best to write poetry
while the stomach is empty. Byron always took
an antiabilious pill when he desired to write. We
prefer hook and setzer but II is matter Of taste.
Some persons advocate hard boiled eggs, and we
have known lobster salad, with cucumbers, to in
splre fellow considerably, A mild diet is best
for the love business and roast beef rare for the
martial and stirring Starvation Is the most
Judicious diet for funny poetry, Obituaries need
pood feeding
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06

1t may be only straw, but Mrs. Hunt
Is the godmother OF President Arthurs children
and President Arthur is the godfather Of Mrs.
HINTS children. me telegraph to-day says;
"The impression that President Arthur will re.
tain Secretary Hunt in the Cabinet gains strength"
Albany argus, This is logically reasoned, but 1t
lacks foundation, Mrs Hunt has no children
Mem York Sim
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06

IF the Post wants the Democrats of the
Senate to put the late Administration on
trial for the proceedings at Albany during
the senatorial elections there we have
no objection. Its challenge to THE RE-
PUBLICAN to review those matters is re-
speCtfully declined.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06

SEC. 1854. PorsonshonorabIy discharged
from the military or naval service by reason Of
disability resulting from wounds or sickness in-
CURED In the line Of duty shall be preferred for
appointments 10 civil Offices; ProUlded, They are
found to possess the business capacity necessary
for the proper discharge Of the duties or such
Offices.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06

The New York Tribune (vulturine)
wants the President to waive his right to
a Cabinet of his own selection. If he re-
fuses, will it publish letter advocating
his assassination, as it did President
Grants?
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06

TIE Post warns the President that the
Senate will be against him unless he
changes into some different sort of Re-
publican from what he now is. We don't
believe Senator of either side would
agree with the Post on this
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06
Another Historical Analogy.

On the 4th of March, 1915, Polk and
Dallas were inaugurated as President and
Vice President. The Senate met in extra
session and acted on Cabinet nominations.
Vice-President Dallas did not rdcdte hc
chair before adjournment, as lad been usual,
in order to enable the Senate to choose q
President pro tempore; and so, during all
the long recess from March until Decem-
ber of that year, the country was without
either President pro tempore or aSpeaker
of the House. This is an interesting his
torical fact at this time for two reasons.
First, because Vice-President Dallas, in
March, 1915, did exactly what Vice-Presi-
dent Arthur did in May, 1881, viz. re-
mained in the chair of the Senate until
the hour of the adjournment of the ses-
sion, thereby afTording the Senate no OPP
portunity for choosing President pro
temporc; and second, because the Demo-
cratic papers have found much fault with
Vice-President Arthur for an omission
which they have never criticized or COM
planned of in the case of Vice-Presidcnt
Dallas.
The Senate was not full in March, 1915,
any more than it was in May, 1881, Not
until the regular session in December
were Senators Turney, of Tennessee, and
Levy and Westcott, of Florida, present
and sworn in. No President pro tenlpore
was chosen until August s, 1916, and the
fact that Senator Hannegan, the most
violent opponent of Mr.. Poli's admins
tration in the Senate, was then only de-
feated on the eighth ballot by majority
of one two not voting), suggests the idea
that Mr. Dallas had Jagged in the chair
in March, lS45, to prevent the election OF
an enemy of the Administration. We
trust that the Democratic press will be
considerate enough, when chiding Gen.
eral Arthur for remaining at his post up
to the adjournment of the last session, To
explain that they by no means intend to
reflect on Mr.. Dallas for having done pre-
cisely the same thing in 1915,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06
United States NIarshai,s Sale.

BY virtue OF writ OF Reri facas issued ou Of tho
Clerks ONCE OF the supreme Court OF the District OF
sale for cash a. the Court door Of said Dtrot
oc,ock M s ,hs rssl s & ci aT a1 nsaa ss ~ ~
the defendant, James W. BARKER In and g the FOL
lowing described property, to wilt. Part OF lot TO- In
square 3la beginning for the at the nor rtheast
corner Of said lot and running thence south 100 feet
thence west Is feet and Inch 10 alley, thence
north with the east line OF said alley 100 feet and
thence east 10 the place OF beginning, together with
all and singular the improvements thereon. Levied
upon as the property Of the defendant, James W.
Barker TO satisfy execution No. 227Oa at law, in
favor OF r. Ross Perry and Frederick b. MaSuire,
executors OF James O. Hall.
@. IL. HENRY
United states MarHhaI.
Thomas Bowling, Auclloneer, sele-d6ds
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06

" Mossrs. Miller and Lapham are made TO stand
aside until their title Is inquired into what can
the editor Of TnE REPUBLICAN have to complain of
Has he not impugned their titles aud protested
against their admission p Washington Post.
No
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06

The induction balance might be used to
locate the Half Breeds They are somewhat In
definite Just now.-NelS Haven Register,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06
'8ooroine.

THE FREMONT HOUSE OFFERS MORE HOME
comforts than my hotel in the city; the halls
Rnd passages are heated with steam, the rooms are
new and wei furnished and the table Is second to
none. Transient rates. $3.50 and q per day; monthly,
S2h SO, Sio, and so. seq
OoUNTRY BoARD-A FEW RoARDERs
~ through the fall, accommodates at Mount Pleas
ant Farm, CllitOn station, Virginia 2s miles ifuni
Washington, Virginia Midland Hailrond; references
Nm Ballanlyne, slaioner Joseph II. BlackhD, Post
onee foreign department; fine shooting through The
season. II. e. NEWMAN, SEES l0a
GLINToN HOUSE, SEVENTH AND STREETS
~ -First;elass Table BOARD, tls per month"; room
and board, a20 10 t25i no Liquors.
seltf j. NJ. DELONG CO., Proprletors.
TVNIIE FREMONT HOUSE, WITH ITS FINE
4 pramenahe balconies, cool, airy rooms, and snpe.
ror table, will be found most desirable place Tor
summer boarding. Rates rooui and board, Us 10 $40
per month. lny2
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06
2fucfiou Sales.
United States Marshai's Sale

On1ueu states marShaIS sale.
BY virtue OF writ Of ierl facias issued out of tho
Clerks Office Of the Supreme Court OF the District oi
Columbia. and 10 me directed, will sell at public
sale for cash at the Court House door of said District
on SATURDAY, the Sth day Of October, 1881 at u
the defendant In and TO the following described prop
erty 20 wiz Part OF lot 10 In square 39 beginning for
ming thence south 100 feet thence east Is feet and
hch 10 an alley, thenca north with the west line of
said alley 100 feet and thence west To the place OF be-
ginning together with AL and singular the Improve
ments thereon. Levied upon Us the property Of the
defendant James W. BARKER 10 satisfy execution 10.
2lss a. law, In favor ofCharles Kennedy, use % J0hn
q. McKelden, q. II HENRY,
United States Marshal.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06
ONnnfeA.. &eLn.

w ANrEp-.A CLERK. WHO HAS a RNowI-
edge q nc 81 rensqn , N and bounty business Ad-
VIZ UyANTED-A CoLoRED WOMAN, TO COOK,
w wash, and iron. Apply at once atVG N street
WANTED-A FIRsroLAss COOK, WASHER,
ferred) that will stay ut night Apply AZ s Eleyenth
street northwest. ocestt
WANTED--AT THE WEST END HOTEL,
w Qeorgctgwn,a good, active young colOred man
as Waiter. oc53tt |
VUANTED IMMEpTATELY-A GIRL TO DO |
w general honsework; references required: Ap' /
"ANTED-50 SERVANTS WITH REFER. |
wv ences; families furnished servants. Apply at |
Isssssa Sss Agency '' street pHrisTsfi g fRioE CO.
VUANTED IMMEDIATELY-A P1RsTCLAss |
w chambermaid also frsi,class waiter refer |
enees required Apply nt 5ii Thirteenth street north
VXTANTED-A BRIGHT, NEAT-APPEARINo |
w colorsd girl 70 cook and 90 general housew0rk Us
and character. Apply at 20l street northwest 9Se
VITANTED-A FIRST-CLASs BARBER AP
w ply at lil0 Fourteenth street northwest oc53s
WANTED-@ BOYS WHO CAN BRING 20
w cents each; good wages can be made. Appy,at
go seventh street room ~ al 8 a. M oel.St.
w ANTED-A YOUNG CoLoRED GIRL. AS
Apply al lOli Tenth street northwese ociatt
w Hod:csrrcr al bureau f Of Engraving and Print
Ing. Fourteenth and streets southwest; ,,,,,n.,
OC3dtF NJ y. CUhNIs
WAANIEpI,I,aA, = c,oLoEEp BOY, ABoTT 1 y
ofiice at once. seBl0t
XXTANTED-A coLoRED WOMAN TO COOK.
od & wsn. MY n nuss n5ee ySISses.
~ ENERAL .oARFIELDs LAST LETTER,
Every sne should have copy. Neat fac simlles for
- -z. - &-
9yyoufeA-- Gif1fofious.
Sr =, MENT BY "a, ea, TMoho
AUS EaslSss works, indanaSOs' Ind. xddTsss j.
II. ., hepuonoan ounce: oe1sl,
WA.NSIEp9-,A , sITuATI%oN % BYA COMPETENT CONF !, Id
sumner rev, between ,slsisenih and stvenissSth
.se : ~. -
w yonsn sns,,a ~ Main caok nE Or c rsnlssi
%S~SrS; .lFs %s' go home nights Apply s.y
-.!s-s...., es.ss.
A ian smHnnt monthy w oS TAS doveTnment pos
i9n address MISS VI A. so Tenth street. near l.
:, .,,o :, s,,, :, - 40 1,,1, ,,,,,, ,,I
salary to any ono seenrnG Tor me Nc nostien IN any
Waterman, laborer CLERK, &c. i have The best Of
army and noiiticai papers, references, &c Address
ELLAR, Republican office. ocsSte
w woman a situation ne soamstress I'm n private
family and To- do chamJerwofE good reference XG.
uyANTEp-Ry A coIonED MAN a sITUA.
w tion in private family as honse servant or to
drive private carriage or to work in office; amy.
thing to make an honest living Apply at ilG Nine
teenth street northwest oco-3t-
VIVA -FMBROIDERY ON FLANNEL or
w cloth: ladies' or chiIdren's suits, innantsi
shawls, skirts, and blankets; moderate terms .Ad-
urers Mrs- HENRY HSo Elghth street northwest.
octSt,
"ANTED-A YOUNG COLORED MAN DE
w strcS situation rs Porter; can read and WRITE
and well nclnnlnted with the city, can give refer
encss requltCdi SITUATION IN drug store would be
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06

TF Mr.. NJ, KNOWN AS SENATOR. WILL
Il call on Mrs. w. he Will confer favor. oci.2w&
DERsoNAL- INFoRMATIoN WANTED AS
Il to the whereabouts OF Ole Olcsun, who fs sun
posed TO have lived IN Washington In the winter "
l6s " he can be found VIII be money In his pocket
Address J. DUPONT, lfs broadway. New York.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06
Sost anS SSounS.

r oST-FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, Issi a
u scaled Epvelope, addressed 20 Luther NJ. Pen
Held, Surgeon. Generals Oilicc. The finder win he
suitably rewarded by returning the same 10 l.. NJ.
PENF1ELD Surgeon Gen neral's Office. oc63ls
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06
2Sanfc0-- -Solises.

-e-~~-S-s.--
wv NTANTED-FURNISHED HOUSE, TO 10
w rooms, for six months from December /; viii
pay not over sl0U month. Address giving descrip-
lion and terms w. A., Republican office. II"
vXTANTED-HOUSE or & TO " ROOMS, IN
w northwest section Of city; rent must be reason.
able; permanent ir suited. Address s. y, laa q
street orhwesi. oc4-lte
NNTANTEn TO BUY IN INSTALLMFN
w Sor aroom brick House, north of and west
OF seventh street northwest modern improvements;
not over S4t0l Address, with particulars, y. j. r.,
1f1 Chaplin street northwest. oci-3tt
WI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE FROM MID
w die OF November 10 Mayo Juno; good location
modern improvements; family OF eight; give nnm-
ber. street, and monthly rent. Address c. b., Repnh-
lean onice. oct-ats
w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HoUSE GOOD
W. location, modern improvements; rooms de-
cember to May or Lnnei give location. Address NJ
Il. b.. Republican Office. oci.3ta
yNTANTED TO RENT-IN A CENTRAL LoCA-
w ton, Tor room House. Address, stating
terms, L., Republican Office. oc3-3t
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2SanfeS-- @ooms.


VIZ TANTED-2 OR 3 RooMs FOR LIGHT
w housekeeping by family OF three unftirnished,
partly furnished or furnished; must he reasonable.
Address T. II. H.. 2ii four-andn-ialf street north
yNTANTED-IN PRIVATE FAMILY, SUITE
W. OF Tor Rooms with BATH and hoard II de-
sired for two persons. Address e. T., Republican
Office. oc63t%
yNTANTED-I FURNISHED ROOM. BETWEEN
w Pennsylvania avenue aud street northwest;
north lIght preferred; state price and location Ad.
dress II. ~. Republican oiice. oc6-as
WI NTANTRD-LARGR, HANDSOMELY FUR
w nished Room for a private secretary, near the
Thomas Circle, In private residence. Address p s..
Nennbllcan office. Oc5-5s
XXTANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, ROOM AND
dress, stating terms location, &C., Y. s., Republican
Office. oc5-3t%
ITANTED-FURNIsHED ROOMS, ny GEN
w tlenan aud wife, for light housekeeping; terms
reasonable Address, with terms, $. T., Republican
Office. ocfBtN
w adults and four children (parlor and chambersG
also good table rcquired state location and terms
no attention Will be given. Address Y. X, Repnhli
can otice. oc4-3tS
w two single gentlemen; price, 500; good accom-
modntons aud pleasant location required. Address
w. s.. Republican office oci-i0t
VyTANTED-FoR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
w furnished Room and Board; near the Capitol
preferred. Address with terms, ]. j., Republican
Oillce. oci-3ts
VIYANTED-FoR y ADULTS, A FURNISHED
w ParIor and Bedrooms In northwest quarter.
between Twelfth and Nineteenth streets: southern
exposure preferred. Address, with ull particulars,
i. =. ", Republican office. ocSJts
VIZ ANTED- EVERYBODY To KNOW THAT
w the hcst and cheapest place In tho city tn get
job Printing done IL at The National Republican
once seaB
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06

EIoR RENT-cALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
~ property for rent. JOHN SHERMAN q CO,
fe3-tf 81. Cloud Building.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06
Rersonol.

A GENTLEMAN OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES
IN employment during the extra session private
secretary to some Senator Address s., Republican
Oiice, ocl6t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06

JNLEANoR.-YoURS RECEIVED WHEN CAN
II see you? Answer as before. j.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06
2B,lsiness Chances.

J7NOR SALE OR RENT-NEW HOUSE, ROOMS;
A. also pantry, basement, and cellar, large stable,
fine well, and acres Of best land; two miles out
easy access TO city by public road fine oca
ton, beautiful home; good nelghbOrs; suitable for
butcher dalryinan, or poultry raser chickens grow
to an immense size and the cows have arrange
ment for switching OF the flies; splendid place for q
florist, artist clerk clergy nan, or windmill. Apply
at f0j First street northwest. ocj.Ms
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06
SSor BRENT 2Iliecellameouo

VNoR RHINESTONE AND FIXTURES COM
H plete. Apply To WILLIAM KENNEDY, l70I-
Ninth street northwest oca3I%
LNoR RENT-A FINE, LARGE STORE ROOM
II suitable for n dry goods, furniture, other Bim
lar business: also some large and Desirable OIIlce
Rooms, IN the Lehman Bndlpgs, New York avenue
near fifteenth street THOS. J. FISHER q co, l32l
+ street, near Ebbitt House se366t
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-22
La Fama de Puerto o-Rico'
GRAN SURTIDO DE NOVEDADES
para SEM A SA NTA

estabecmento de modas constantemen
odo moderno
pnpaes captaes de Europa aba de import
artuos pecoslmo xtremadmente barao Tales
malta nega capucha pe6 de gual forma 6chds del
pa oz oras case mantas tohaas ahora muy en
puno onda de odos preco granana
negras % de i de cuadros abadas classes supeore precos
g. 10 II reales Nunca ha vsto gr6s
de l. b pesos de eda quma
negro incompatible Hay suido de medas ng de ago
don fno ho de escoca seoras cabaer nno enan
cdad precios de la mas No hay
abecmieno anta vadad de ombreros senoras
ninos toda oma para todas las edad Jama voerdn
10
Cazado nmeoable de saten, cabha chagrin Las
peso has Paris vaen mas Muhas
pae0
ta para Santa Tod case de veos para uo Cn
quera adonar Raos ompea collection de oes
ParagHtas para pesos toda pe
reaan po habe consegudo gran sado Abaios de
toda classes MAQUINAS PARA COSER DE DICIONES
JORABLES GARANTIZADAS A DOCE PESOS por 1limo pa
dar prueba apfeco pbco que dsngue
las tes de ho much buenas 25
por ciento de rebaja precios b. "a abL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-22
EseUElA PuRLicE
de urimera enSenanza elemental J Superio
ESTABLECLDA EMS. SEBASTIAN
bajo la direction del Professor Superior
D. ADOLFO BABILUNIA Y QUIN0NES,
PROSPECTO.

Nombrado el Prciesor que suscrlbe para
desemnenar en- prope1ad Ia Escnela pnbllca
de e elase de este pueblo, cumple su deber
re lactar ell presente prospecto reterente las
que e1 ella soStendra, Justltieando
de esta manera su cometido.
Il, hay necesidai d demOstrar, por ser
my 6bvio. que Il hombre tiene la oalig3cion
mstruirse, de enrqu1 Ger su inteigencia,
lie aheg r q su eSpiitu h. mayor suma de co.
no jmientos, de ponerse en- el case de COM
prender sus deberes Y, l6g;co es, que esta
oblidacion es comun todoS les hombres 10
mismo al rico que al pobre, 10 msmo al noble
que 81 plebeyo, 10 mismo al que ba de segulI
una carrera cientltics, que al comerciante,
que al industrial, que al hracero.
como quiera que Ia instruction Prlmarla
en- sus dos grades es por excelencia In vie
recta scgura eara empwnde y continual
los eSt1tdioS Secunddries, que bien pudieral
llamAlse preparedness para unus, unicos par'
otrus, D 70 precisos indiSptD abIes para to
Ia L. humauidad, ee lie dara en- el reterido Els
tablpclmientO toda la est"nsi0n possible, 20
nj no en practicu los estudioS TGzoRddoS. GO
! mo sjeO proceed memo que cen uce aTral
/ gar IN Ia tiefna inteigencia de los cdu, aud
! lar ideas adquiridas en los temples veneraI
dos dt s@ber,
Por Qu , cn efecto, la instruction Prmari
| bien il cultods, o. la que prop ga los conoc
/, Mi, n Os necesas los en- todas las ctrleras I
todss las protesiones de la vida, ella es 10 qv
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-22
TIL]I DIRBcfO 4 IA PENINSULA.

Lo efectuara ell vapor espanol santiago
saliendo de este puerto para Cadiz Barcelona
ei IS de abril pr6xlmo.
Este magnfRco buque, que es va eoaocido
an eEta isla. pues hzo en- la misma fecha del
sSo pr6ximo pa ado otro vhje iguaI, nevando
nm numeroso pasaje, dei6 bien sentadosu ere
ditto, su captain Ion Quirico RIveras Sc pro-
none alcsnzar AIN meior ia "a, dando esmera-
djsimo trato excelentes comodidades.
Los precios de pasaiea seran m6dicos, con
tales ventaias parecera impossible que haya
suien dele de aprovechsr la oportunidad de
iscer IN yiaje '9Rapido, C6nodo y Seguro"
para otros informes, asi como los referentes
4 la carga, dirigirse sus consignatarios Srea
Pastor MARQUEE Garcia. Tetuan 4
Pto. Rico. febrero 1881. n. 20 q.
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ES'TADOS. UNIDOS.

De este pals ha recibido la Ciu-
dad Condal:
PRECIOSO surtido de toda clase
de- prruh.rft american gold.
SILLAS y sillopes para salas y
Sr"'tOFIOS.
HUbE y bGf,los.
VAoOS y copas de 5 4 8 reales
docena.
BAULES de todas classes.
AVENA en- barriles de S arrobas
4-75.
Aqua florida legftima Al.
MAIZENA,.
LAMPARITAS de mano.
JARCIA de Manila.
LUCES para el bo!silIo.
Y varios otros artlcuios.
ARTURO RAYMAT Y Co. b. 16 III
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-22
AMIGO DE TODOS.
PilnoBAs HOLLOWAY.

Millones de personals, en- todas las parties
del mundo, reccmiend4n dichas Pildora4
como ell mejor restaurativo de la salud que
Sd conoce Elias curan todas las afeccio-
nes del corazon, del hfgade, dei estomago
de los rif1ones de los intestinos, remue
ven la acrimonia, la hatulencia y la cardial-
gia, expulsando de Ia sangre toda impureza
fortaleciendo completemente el sistema ner
vioso dando un tono saludable la orga-
M oiop UanoTQl