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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27
BATON ROUGE, vIDALlA 4 LIT.
TIE ROCK RAIL ROAD.

The following is extracted from the
Natchez Democrat, which throwa
some light regarding the enterprise
taken in hand by the energetic gen.
tlemen whose names are contained
in Gen. York's letter:
GAS there is Universal interest
taken by the community in all the
railroads projected which will pass
through our section, we give below
the route proposed for the Baton
Rouge, Vidalia and Little Rock rail
road, as given by Gen. y. York.
Whilst this route is the one at pres
ent suggested, we presume it will be
OF course susceptible of modification
when a survey Of the route is made.
The board OF directors are all live
men, and they will doubtless be gov
erned by the circumstances develop
ed by an actual survey, in locating
finally the route of the road.
From "Bradstreets' of the 18th
inst, welearn that "the Iron Noun
tain company has let out contracts
for building branches which will give
the State of Arkansas nearly 900
miles of new track. One will reach
from near the Missouri line to Vida
liza, opposite Natchez.'
This is the road probably which
the Baton Rouge, Vidalia and Little
Rock road will unite with, and we
give the letter of Gen. York to show
that there is prospect that the
project Of the Iron Mountain road
will be met by at least one road in
the section through which the road is
proposed to run. The following is
Gen. York's letter, from which the
route of the road may be learned, and
the able and energetic men who are
connected with the enterprise
VIDALrA, LA, Aug. 10th, 1881.
Mr.. A. j. Chase, Vidaha, Ira. i:
Dear Sir-Your inquiry in regard
to the Baton Rouge, Vidalia & Little
Rock Railroad, as to route and di.
rectors, is before me. The route is
from Baton Rouge to Marksville
thence to the mouth of Black river
and across it to Concordia parish ;
thence up Black river to Live Oak
plantation, fifteen miles below Trim
ity; thence to Vidalia, viaF rogmore
thence on the west side and around
Lakes Concordia, st. John, st. Peter
and st. Joseph thence to west side
of and along Bayous Vidal and
Roundaway thence to the west side
of Lake Providence and thence t.
Bowie and Little Rock.
The names of the incorporators ant
directors are A. Ysnaga del Vale
President Postoflice, Bayou L'Ar.
gent, Condbrdia parish, La. J. Floyt
King, Vice President: Postofiice
Vidalia, La; Z. York, F. S. Shields
Jno. NJ. Clayton, Wilmer H. Shields
H. NJ. Gather, A. Metcalte and Jno
S. Boatuer, directors Postoffice, vi.
dalia, La. Gen. j. Floyd King will b.
in Vidalia by the Goth of this month
Very Respectfully,
Il, YORK.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27

John Pomeroy, one of the Oldest aud
best known of lake captains, committed
suicide Monday night. He was one of
the first to demonstrate the feasibility
ofdirect shipments hence to Liverpool,
having taken the Gold Hunter through
in 1858; aa achievement much remark
I'd upon then lie vas known among
mis- associates as "thc printer, +" for when
the lakes were closed III the winter ne
worked as type setter on Chicago
daily A few years ago he became
uarslyzed, aad the necessity Of living
,pon charity. made him Respondent and
dnally drove him to self-destrnction.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27
THE PRESS CONVENTION.
Nov o1Ibans Democrat.


On Monday, September 5, the Press
Association Of this State will meet
in convention in the beautiful little
city Of Baton Rouge. Every prepa-
ration has been made by our neigh
Dor up the river 10 receive the dele
gates in fine style, and there is prom
ise that the meeting will be pleas
ant, agreeable and successful one.
The Louisiana Press Association Is
an organization Of very recent birth
younger, we believe, than any SIM
liar organization in the Union but
it has grown and prospered in its few
years Of life and can now be consid
cred as on q secure and firm founda
ton. 1t is to be hoped that all pa
pers Of the State will send delegates
to the Baton Rouge meeting. We
hope to see every newspaper
represented there and there is
no reason why it should not
be. Thanks to the railroad, re-
Gently completed to Baton Rouge, it
is now in easy communication with
all parts of the State. The New Or
leans Pacific has extended o cordial
invitation to the entire press of Lou
siana and promises to take the press
excWsioDists from this city to Baton
Rouge free of charge. The superin-
tendent of the new capitol building
at Baton Rouge has similarly kindly
offered the use of the Senate cham
Der for the meeting, SO that every
thing that can be done to make a
success has been done.
remains for the country papers
Of the State to assure success by send.
ing, all of them, representatives. We
can promise that the Democrat vii
have its delegates present at this
meeting. Many very interesting ad
dresses have been prepared, we un
derstand, tor delivery, before thu
convention, and such as will please
and instruct it, and we feel assured
that at the same time many plan
will be suggested for improving ant
developing Louisiana journalism
Let us. then, meet in fraternal inter
course at Baton Rouge, and sugges
such ideas as will improve and bene
fit our beloved State, and especial.
the cause OF the press Of Louisiana
The last meeting of the association
held in this city, was one which it
members will long remember as Civ
ing them an opportunity to becom
acquainted with their brethren of tn
quill in other portions Of the State
The Baton Rouge meeting ought t.
cement this friendship. Again, w
say, let every paper in Louisiana
send at least one representative to thu
Capital on September 5.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27


1t is with no desire to excite oppo-
sition to any line Of policy which the
Governor may have designed for the
better guidance of public affairs in
this State, that we join in the request
that he issue a call for an extra ses-
sion Of the General Assembly, to be
holden either in November or Deem
Der next, for the consideration of Ger
tain measures which demand legis-
lative action before the regular ses-
sion Of May 1882.
The most important matter to be
acted upon, is the revenue act, which,
if not revised before the coming year
will affect disastrously the credit of
the State and greatly embarrass the
parochial and municipal authorities
throughout the State, who, in the
matter of licences, are restricted to
the limit fixed by the Legislature.
The present revenue bill, with ref
erence to the licences, has operated
very badly during the presen. year.
Not only has it not brought in an
amount sufficient to cover the appro-
priations for this year, thus causing
a great depreciation in State paper,
but it has also cut down, proportion
ately, both parochial and municipal
revenues, in the country parishes,
where the present system cannot
operate so we'll even. as in New Or
leans.
We will cite Baton Rouge as an ex-
ample, where the operations Of the
Revenue Act have diminished the re-
ceipts from licenses fully one-half of
the ordinary amount, thereby greatly
hampering the Council by taking
away its wherewith to do much nc ed
ed public work.
Were different system than the
present adopted by the Legislature,
we doubt not that while the people
would scarcely feel the difference, the
credit of the State would be fully re-
stored and the parochial and munich
pal governments enabled very mate
rally to amelorate the general condi-
ton of affairs.
We will not dwell upon the neces-
sity which will arise for the adoption
of an appropriation bill to support
the public institutions, levees, schools,
judicial and State officers, during the
first half of the coming year,
With these matters satisfactorily
arranged, we can see nothing to i'm
pede the great march of improvement
that is going on from one end of the
State to the other.
We readily understand the reluc-
lance that the Governor has toreopen
the wranglings that characterized the
last session of the Assembly, which
in common with the mass of the peo-
Pile he would prefer to see postponed
until the regular session.
This he can accomplish by speci
flying infinitely the objects for VIII lch
the extra session is called.
We have had occasion to notice
the intense desire that Gov. Wilt
has to do all that his Judgment sug-
gests for the advancement of the pub
lie good, which he has constantly
kept in view amid the difficulties
which have surrounded him while
recognizing the State Government
under the provisions of the new Con
stitution, with Legislature that has
made, through want of harmony
principally, almost too many blum,
dcrs.
For the reasons we have enumer,
ated in the above. if for no other, we
hope that the Governor will see fit tt
issue the needed call.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27

Gen. Gordon, his two brothers, and
Gov. Colquitt have made over S750,O00
by transferring the Atlanta and Green
vile Railroad to the Georgia Pacific
Railroad Company, which has paid them
this sum for the franchises they had OBJ
tanned in land and bonds.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27

Burton, the stage robber, who delib-
erately robbed thirteen persons aboard
the coach near Alamosa, is blind in one
eye, has cork leg, and has no bone in
his right arm. The passengers deserve
great credit for their subdued and cour-
teous manners toward the harmless fell
low who robbed them.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27

At the suggestion OF the Nashville
Banner, a ten cents subscription has
been opened in that city for peace
Jubilee, to celebrate the Union of
the Northern and Southern heart, in
sympathy for the wounded President.
John M. Etsteur, of Cincinnati, and
Irvine Chase, Of Nashville, deposited
their dimes simultaneously.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27

4 dispatch from Cairo, Egypt says;
News has been received from Soudan of
an afray between the population and
soldiers, caused by the preaching of a
false prophet, 100 Egyptian soldiers
were killed.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27

Owing TO the low condition OF water
in tbB james river, resulting from the
continued drouth, Richmond, Va, is
suffering from the worst water famine
ever known by the people there.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27

The French learned something at our
Centennial, and now over 100 French
daily papers are printed on American
newspaper printing presses,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27

There are said to be twenty-five fac
tories Oh the Washington county coast
of Maine, two thirds of them being in
tho town of Eastport, where herring are
put up in imitation French boxes, bear
ing French labels, as sardines. They
arc preserved in cotton seed oil, which
is asserted on the boxes to be choice
olice oil.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27

The tide OF foreign emigration to
this country shows no abatement. Du-
ring the month of July the immigrants
arrivingin the United States numbered
30, 607.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27

Dora Frazer, negro woman, was
bitten by a panther near Dallas,
Texas, while going to the well. She
died six weeks afterwards with all
the symptoms of hydropbobia.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27

New Jersey widow couldn't earn
50 week at the wash-tub. She be-
came % clairvoyant and her income in
creased to 800. 1t just shows that a
man begrudges the quarter that no pays
tor washing his shirt, but will pay lib
orally for the privilege of being lied to,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27

Maj. Daniel, the Democratic candi-
date for governor Of Virginia, has pale
beardless face and boyiSh expression,
reminding ono Of Byron.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27

The popular belief is that the Presi-
dents end ID near.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27

The present. drouth in sections Of Ken
lucky has not boon equalled for seven
years.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27

The nti-Prohibitionists have carried
Tuscaloosa, Ala, by 400 majority, and
the county in which it is situated by $50.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27

\ dispatch from Philadelphia Mayor
Kings appointment of three colmed po-
licemen was Endorsed by an enthusiasts,
tic meeting Of colored citizens, both
men and women. Addresses were made
by q number Of leading colorcd men,
md resolutions complimenting Mayor
King were enthusiastically adopted
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27

Louisiana is tenth on tho list of salt
producing States.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27

J. K. Alcee Gauthreaux, jumped a
bond of 1850, in Toronto, lately,
and skipped to parts unknown.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27

A Cough, Cold or Sore Threat should be stop
Die Lung Disease or Consumption. Browns
BRONCHIAL TRocHEs are certain to give yelief in
Asthma, bronchitis, Coughs, Catayyh, Cons,.mp.
tion and Throat Diseases, For thirty years the
troches have been recommended by physicians
and always give perfect satisfaction. They are
not new or untried, but having been tested w,
wide md constant use for nearly an entire gen.
GRAFTON, they have attained well.merited rank
among the few staple remedies of the age. Pub
Tic Speakers and Singers use them to clear and
strengthen the Voice. Sold at 25 cents boz
everywhere.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27

\ Western actor is named Tongue.
His name is in everybody's mouth.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27
Gen. Hancock's Opinion Of Arthur

BosTos, Aug. 24-In the cars, on
his way to Portland, Gen. Hancock
was asked his opinion Of Gen. Arthur,
and with much warmth replied that
he was an able, patriotic, high minded
gentleman, and in the event Of his
being called to the Chief Magistracy
would discharge the duties with but
one purpose-that of benefiting the
whole country f; and that the people
might rely on his judgment with,
absolute confidence.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27

Two Mormon preachers were recently
driven ou5 OF st. Clair county, Ala.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-12
IibroS barati simOS.

En- IN jmplenta del BoLETIN se ven
den 30 centavos ncus1ernados tela
iegesn, y a 20 a la rustica
N0vf4imo r emqncero espahol tomos, eor
Acalde Valadares, d az de Benumea otros
Guadalete CJvadonga pagina de Ia His
toria patria
Manual lie mecanica popular, por don To-
mas Arino
Hem de metalurgia, por don Luis Barinaga.
Idem de agronomia por don L Alvarez
Idem de industra quimicas inorganicas 2
tomos por F. Barguer,
Idem dc qHfmica organca por don Gabriel
dc la Fuarra
Idem lie mdsica por NJ Blazquez de Villa
campa
Id IN de fYsica popular por don Gumersindo
Vienna.
Idem del albafl por don Ricardo Marcos
Bausa
FL Rom4ncero dc Zamora por don Cesa-
REQ Fernandez Dnro.
Manual lie extradicci6n c0mpilado por don
K G.. Santisteba.
lem arboes frutaes por don E. Pa.
Idem de! conductor de maquinas tipOgrati-
cas- por Monet 2 tomos.
Iiem del fundidor de metales P0r D. E.
Bergne.
Idem de litografa por don Justo Zapater y
don J. Garcia
Idcm dc ceramica tomos pr don Manuel
Pih6n.
Le61 Casti 10 del ano $50 al 1850, paginas
de Ia historic patria.
Manual de cerisicultura, por don Jose Ga
lante
Manual lie cultivos agricolas, per don E.
Pla.
liem de aguasy riegos, por don R. Laguaa.
Ano crlstiano, enero aoril, por el Padre j.
Criset
Cultivo de los arboles forestales y de adorno,
por don f. Pla, Ingeniero, Licenciado en- cien-
cias.
Mammal de astronomfa popular, por don Ar.
berto Bosch.
La tAmis, por don Teodoro Guerrero.
Derecho administrative por don Francisco
Cahamaque.
Manual de minerologia, por Muhoz de Ma.
darisga
Frasas celehrees, por F. Picatoste.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-12
BOLETIN MERCiATlL
PU UERTO-RICO.
Lmprenta, MogrotSa, hbreria, enc,1a-
dernaci6n, etectOs de escue1as y dc
escrstorio. V0riedades.

Imprentd, ht0grGT2d, nOFefth, enccSd-
dernaci6n, gectos de escue1as y do
escrstorl0. T0riedades.
En- este establecmento SO desc nrehan cou
prontitud, esmero y baratura cuaatos trabai0s
Sc encargan de Imprecta Ltografa y Encua-
dernaci6n,
Sc haara IN cOhs'ante Y complete surtido
de papei espafiol de tolas classes de las acre
tsdas f45ricas de Jover y Sierra, Bonastre,
Admiral, Guarro, Vidal y Rovira, precios
m6dcos
Complete suttdo de papel de cartas desde
20 centayos 81 la resUilla.
Sobr de todas classes desde Is centavos
50 ell mil ar
Panel conercial de- todas caseS, Y rayadoa.
Libr de comerci legitim0 de Glasgow.
Oromos ycuadros de todOs tamlhosy gustos.
Mesas a. sas, con ccomos tina novedAd.
Cuadros ovalado, cuadr0s de vari0s ta-
mafos prec0s sumamente m6dicos.
Tinta de escIibir copia~, superior.
Libro9, cromns y medalas para premios
Tintercs escrbanfas de todas cases cape
cialmente de cristal de Bohemia, con eapricho.
sas vari das formas Y fguras
Estsre6spos y Vistas do 5 50, uno.
Albums para retfatOa dlbuos
Lapcee, porta pumas, pizlrras, carpetas,
Lib,os para escuea complete surtido pre-
clos mo iieos
Declaraeiones con0cimient0s demAs docu-
ment0s para Aduanas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-12
AL PUBLICO.

Fl sibdito italiano poN FRANCISCO RAGGI,
professor de mdscs, alumno que tae IN e. R'al
Conservatorio de mGsica de la ciulad de Ma
poles, bajo h d recci6n del cue fue muy conoci-
ell honor de pres ar sus sergicios en- e eer
eto de mar y terra de los + tatos-U Unidos
cnco amos, Y sieta en- e espahol, e., clase de
mdsico maj or, ell cua reserya sus respectvos
documentos ticne el gasto de ofrecerse al
respectable p1bco de esta capital para la en-
sehanza de mGsica y piano, haciendose cargo
del cuidado dc este, respecto la afinaci6n Y
slguna cuerda que puedA taltarle, por Ia men
suadad de S pesos 50 centavos. Ell mismo
compone y aflna piaoos, admlte abonos para
las afciOnes de los mismos por peso mensual
despues De Ia primerI afnuci6n.
Daran informes en- Ia joyeria del sehor Fu-
riaty, Plaza de Armas, g. jul.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-12
SOCIEDAD ES.
WJANDEs & co.
81 FOR IA LEI A 81

Gran lstras sobre ss siguisntes plszas de ID
Peninsula Islas adyscentes per todas can't
dades, cortos aias de vista Tambien girar
po- tel6grafo cuailuieFa snma sobre las mis-
mas plGzas
A. Aigeciras, Almerta> Almagro, Aran
Ineg, AnteQusra, Avils, Andujar, Alhacete
AlcAxar Alicante, AIuaden, Ac0y, Arcos de
a Fronters.
b Barcelona, Bilbao, Batsi'A, Burgos'
Beiar, Baezs.
c. Cadlx. Cordoba, Coruhs. C4rtaEena,
Castalon de Ia Plans, Cuenc', Cindsd al,
C4lahorrs, Chceres, Calstayud, Csstrop"l.
- - naimel
e Fl Escor.a', Evija.
F. Ferrol.
O. Gibraltar, Corona, Granada, Giion,
Gnadaiajara
H Haelva, Huesca, Haro.
l. Infan.es.
Jerax de 10 Frontera Jsea, Jstiva
L. Lkrida, Leor, Logroho, Lugo, Luarca,
L'nares. Lola, Lorca
NJ Madrid, Malaga, Murc'a, Mahln, Ne
rids, Medina del Campo,
n Novelds
q Ov;edo. Orense, Orihuela
p Pamplona, Palma, Palencia, Ponteve-
ara. Pefiarsnda de Bracamonte.
O QuntsRar de Ia Orden.
x Reus, Rivsdeo.
s. Sautarder, Sevla, San Sebastian, Sa
amarca Santiago, Soria. SfRoV'a,
r Tar-sgona. Teraol, Truiill0. TatAia
Thlavera de la ReiHa
v Valencia, valadolid, vitoria, Faldt
p.hs-, Vigo.
Z Zaragoza, Z-mora, lara
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-12
EScribanla de actuaciOneS
DE D. ESTEBAN CALDERON

En el incidente sobre venta dc frutos de-
.oncurso de seredores de don Leonardo Iga-
Tsvidex. 50 ha nandsio poner en- p6biica su-
bssta 10 siguiente
n1acisntos treinta saeos ag6car de segunda
clsse. con pesosde ouinientos cineuenta elm.
40 nujntales noyenta ibraa. tasado . cineo Pc
Sox eineuents centavos qufntAL Z tSeecieRtcs
VENTS sacos de ax6csr dc seganda clase, con
neso de setecientos sesenta y Eets quintales
eincuenSa einco lhras, justprseisdes cinco
9esoe yeirie cineo centavos qaintaL
habiendose sehalado para 50 venta ei Ola
veinte tres dc los corrientes las aoes 1ei
dis en- los estredos de este JuzgsQosi laoca
,,smero !. se anuncia al pdblec para 10 concu-
r~encsa de Iieitedores
puer4o~Hico, cuatro do a&csto % nil neso-
n,entos ochenta ana. w B. S~~QaGAs. -
= Escribano, EesxrAx OAESzRea. s~S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-12
AGENCIA MUSICAL
RAMON SARRIERA
S. Justo Is, seguado piso, derecha.

S. Justo Is, seguado piso, derecha.
En- esta Agencia Sc acaba de recibir otra
factura lie los incorporates pianos de Ber.
nareggi, GasS6 & Co. primeres modelos de
esta grant AFRICA tan celebrada por Rubins-
tein, constrndos con barrages de hierro por
delante y pOr detr2s.
Sc encontraran tambien los famosos pianos
resonadores de KdpS, y los acreditadsimos del
conocido fabricante Erard,
Sc espera uno de gran cola de Erard de
concerto.
Sc h4lara ta' hen IN n1mero de mas de
5000 fantasias de- Ultima nOve'iad para pianos
sole. incluso las 0bras de PubnSteia.
Eiercicios Estn;lioS por Varios a1tores
Obras lie fauta ie piano, y de piano y
violin
C0lecciones de cuartetos elaSjeos para cuer
da t los
Fezas var ASIDE c7nto piano y operas para
piano ca to piano 6lo
Tel genero rpligioso, miss a ~ vores,
Tamban hay eIegantes nusiqueros tabu
retCs de rejilla9 giratori0s, z6caos, tundas y
deuAs iun 23
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-12
Ef8Ct0S de Cristal

leqitimo de Bohemia dnios CASA in
tyoductors 10 estos efe3tos por privile-
Rio Dc los fabrioantas, Is imprantA del
BOLETIN.
So hallar6 an vnriedisimo y comni. to
surtido de tinteros sscribanias y oiga.
papelea del gnsto mas exquisite deede
an real d dies pesos,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-12
Figuras Y fgurones.

Biograflas de los hombres que mas hgu.
AN act ctnairl ente asf 90 In politica como en-
as arnlae, cis snetas, artes. maglstra tura, al
a banca b. Il.
A so centavos cuaderno on Iaimprenta del
BOLETIN.
g. Is gedbsde hssta d q saadsrHo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-12
Consulad0 de FranCia

El consul do Frsneia en Puerto Rico
ruega 4 los seforee INHERIT Charles III
loire Aaquste, BLoN DEAU Henri et YmAI
Eugene, que Ee presenten 8 envien sus
apoderados para reoibir csrtss : doou
mentos que Sc encuentrsn go dichc
Consulado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-12
Muy interesante.

En- la obra ''Co gio para Sehor.tas " one
Sc co struye en- > ut trce encOntraran edo
caeIdn todos los a!haldes ie e t. Isa que gus
te, trabajar en- e Ia.
Sc cs an t4mben ob,nS 4 destdo, siempre
que Ia hr gata que deba ejscutaras renGa 81
quia'e la mitad de To- aibahIes de psimera
case.
Puerto. Rico 5 tnturc 2 Agosto dc 1881.
3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-12
Caldor0n de Ia Barca.

En- la administration del BOLE-
TIN Sc han recibido las obras poeti-
cas- de este insigne autor, precedidas
de un estudio de Menendez Pelayo
Y editadas en- 1881. S. venden a
Sc los tomos lujosamente encua-
dernados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-12
En- Ia inprenta de GONZALEZ { Co.
FORTALEZA Is

Acaban de completar ell surtido de sobres y
pape para cartas En- sobres hay desde un
peso Ell milsr hasta 10 pesos. En- papel, desde
50 centavos hasta II pesos
TINTEROS.-De cristai dfcrentes f0rmas
desde H. CeutavoS uuu.
PORTAPLUMAS.- Hay mas de mil tases,
entire elias los hay de centavos hasta pesos
unO. So
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-12
- HaANTE1CA MAR

ca AGUILA sisue So'teniendo su super0'!lad
p9r su blfncura, pureIa y proFiedo les alimeo
IS. Todas las sustancias qQe sntran en- 81
comp scion sou eee0gidas entire las mas ex-
ce.entes, ! sc tieRe Tan particular cn.dado en-
50 refaacion que el consumdor encontrara ser
a rlas econ6inica la mas RIGA lie las marca4
nsp9rtadaa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-12
Cuentos espanoleS.

Contenidos en- las producciones
dramaticas de Calder6n de Ia
Barca, TIRso DE MOLINA, ALAR-
CON y MoRETo.
En- la imprenta del BOLETJN d
rs centavos.