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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-13
AViso al p1blico.

Nombrado por el I'tmo. C4bildo Ec'esiistico
ell que suscrbe, Collector de la Mesa Capitular,
ha alberto IN despachoy fjado su residencis
en- Ia Plaz2 de Armas nun % contigno al Sc
nor Furiati d0ude le hallaran todos los dias
iaborables de 3 d de la mahana, y de l 4
le la tafde.
Sgo dando razon dc dnero inteF6s m6dico
con buenas frmas, primeras hipotecas den-
tro Gel radio de esta capital, tepg0 en yenta
bien barat0.
Acudan, pues, los quenecesten metalico que
,levanto las torna'idades prescritas, Sc holla
sierapre on abandAncia
Puerto REQ, MARIO 1881. - Antonio de
Nora Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-13
REVISTA DE CUBA.

Lsemos en- eli Ria,'io dc Ia Marina es-
ia intsresante noticia
Acabam "a De recibir 10 sigGieute CO.
municacion, tijanao Q! plazo defnitivo
para la apertlra do este gran oertl-
men
Matinzas, 2 de febrero de 1881
Sc. Director del Di1fio de la Marina.
Habana.
Muy S.. nuastro Y de nuestra corsi-
d8racon
La Junta C.atral ' Ia Comision Eie
cntiva DE- la EXPOSITION han aootdado
abrirls oicialm ante el tres de a0rli
pr6ximo.
L. qae n9namos en- su c0nocimiento
para que p7r esa pari61ico 2e 81 digno
cargo, le a6 Ia mayor publicidad po-
sible. -.
Ell Presi le2te le Ia Ej9cutivs, Juan
B. Jimeasz, e. presidente de l. Gem
trsl, Cosimiro Gamd.
-Parece que son muohas las .miliss
canarias que p,oae lentas do otros ter
mnos est IN leg .ndo 4 Yaguajay, que
los ofreca te1renos feracisinos para la
expl9tacioo.
Dice ua colaga del %:
-Leamos en- II Criterio d5 Rene
dios
"5s nos asegura que Ia 7irectiva del
ferro. .carril de @ iblrien Sancti-Splri-
tus ha dsterminsd1 construir dos rama
les, que Sc iutarDaran, al uuo hacia ell
caserio de Guadalupe, y el otro hacia
| LIS VueItas.
Ambos ser3n De gran utilidai q Ii
| juris 1iccion Y es de desear que se cons
traYau en stguids.
Parece que va Sc estfn hacienda los
raeonocim.eatos pre!iminares.
Del "a:
! Ell bergantin espanol Salyador que
proce1ante de Msyagdaz, lego Nue.
va-York el IA del actual, anclado
frente Red Hook, fu6 arrastra-
do por el hielo, durapte la marea cre-
cienta del 15, hasta vararlo en- la costa
al lad0 n do la isla Gov 5rnor.
-PuhIica nuestro apr acIabl3 colegs
/ La Toz de Cuba en- su aloan3e del vi6r-
nes 10 slg1i9ut9
"Ls Sala primera De 10 Civil de ests
Exyeleutisima Aadieneia, cute la qua
80 variGc5 Ia vista del incideute de
eonpetanc.a autablaao p0r al Jaz2ado
| 1e la Catadtal, ha fallado ep favor de la
iuris liccion de- tribunal de- Marina que
vsnia actuanio en- la oauga de las de-
: fra udaoiones.
Crimnn terrible. -Laemos en- La Ban
dera Espaa)la de Cuba :
a lis liez media de Ia noche del
l15, p2sanao en- vigilancia de su distrito
por la caIIe bais de la Oarnicerfa 81 ms
pector de policia d. Emilio Pinillas, lie
avis6 el sereuo D. Francisco Marin qua
en- Ia casa situ4da en- Ia esqulna dc Is
eaile d. IA Trinidad ocupada por' Nj
Constantine G)bron, 81 cual teIis IN
t4en De oabatI tos, panorama Y tir6 d.
pistolas 7 escopetas d. salon, habia Of.
DO M raido sntro de Il casa como s.
estuvieran pa'eando. Ent6aoes ell Sc
nor inspector aeompanado del sore1c
llarn6 4 la pu3rta SOLO II respon3ieror
con lastimaros ayes sin abrir, p0r Il
que Sc puso ssOpGhsr por Ia cerradu
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-13
De V. atento y s. S. @. B. S. NJ.
l. FRIAs.
Sehor Director de La Abeia".

Muy nor mio J de toda mi consideration
Ell el numero ultimO de su iu5trauo peri6-
dIcO. hay un,. protesta Del ComisariO d. ba-
rrio de anton Ruiz, ID. Ramon Olu eda, en-
le que expresa haDer si4o sorprendido pOr
un am 60 dot part.do conservddor ell da II
del PISA 10 mes en- Ia reunion que tuvO lugar
er Id casa AyuntamlentO, p4ra el nOmDra~
mieDto de CompIUmlsar os qua habian de ir
a la Cap tai, con OUjctU de nOmDrar nueyo
S.0aIor pos la ydct.nto ocurr,.a. Coro Ell
Quo haUla 10 do b~Ieta en- auu-l acto a esA
senior vlendolO &lepueStO vUtar deSearla 81
q ml PERSONA Sc ietiere en- su pr tcsta, fuese
IN verldlco y cOnfeoara, 81 al eAtregrrle Ii
referida loretta le uiee in.ncdciOn alguna de
"Comun acuer3O' como dice en- su IS oritO,
eXtranandO mas su ligereza, pUr haber sidO
clt4d0 p Il mi mo en- persona para ese tiu.
Iavt 81 senior c0mlSlriO 81, Sabi ndO con an-
LeIiorlIad I'll motive 0e esd reunion, tuyO
no tempo mas que sui lente para poaer.e
de acuerdO con Sus amigos reTJ0d6FCS u de
bueitd fe, cUrrObOr&ldo mas 10 inclertO de
cudntp en- ella exp0n4 el hecho de que h.
belUolO GneO. -radO eSe dla en el cAntno
uu colega suyo cuaudO Sc dirigia al pueb bio,
le uizo preaente no COncurriera pOr tenerio
AS acordado gu partido. Lsto le prO0ara a
v, senior d,recoOr, las simpatias ae que tan.
TO bla>ona ell senor Olm da pero como
buen pei, ha Querido nadar guardian la
roPa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-13
Anuario de construction.

Tratado pract co premiado en- la exposition
nac0nal de 1878 Y en- la de Fiaieifia de 1876
CHmprende las series de precios de material
mano de obra trabajos a todo coste de alba
neria, carpinteria 'ernas ram s.
Contiene ademas efplano de Madrid.
En- la imprenta del B0LETlN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-13

terrestre D. Antonio Garcia Alvarez.
Real orden desestimando una
solicitu1 del ayuntamiento de Areci
DO pidiendo one sc le exima del pa
go de 10 que corresoonie al Estsdo
sobre dos rjfas que iatenta estabe9ar,
para destinar su8 productos 4 obras
de reparacion ca la ig.asia parro-
quial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-13

Sras Yilamli 30 Oangceos. Muy seiior
milo: uogfrmaodo mi Ultima el o3ieto de la
)r sente es incluir IN eXtraeto de una 6rden
de los tribuaa'es de Naeya- ork, contra Jose
Iiayd0ck rosidente eu aqdea ciudad prohi-
b,fuaole para sIempre la elaboration venta
jo Ia VII imiaoliOh que por mucho tempo ha en-
giado por tolss parties bajo mi nombre con
grande pe. .julcio mio yd9l pdbico.
Como emapt4 de la justicia no dudo SO con-
pIaceran Is. eli clio qae 10 haran circular
entire sus amigo hGsta rec,5ir Ia c"pia In en-
tense de' original, la cual 10 mandar6 dentro
breye tempo
Con esta OCCASION me rcpito afrtm0 amigo Y
5 ) Q. b. :. M.,-ThomaS HdUo}oau
h. I3a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-13
PODH1E2.

Dessie estafacha quada revoua Ia el nodel
g1nerui que teaa conterido d don Perisndr.
33rran0 durante mi ausoncia de esta isa, que
d4ndo satlI9cho de subonradezy dasempeno
Fuerto-Rico, MARIO IL dc 1881. -Severl
RaStoa, Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-13
Agnadi!la, tbro II de 1881.
Humacao, mario 3 de 1881.
Sr. Don lose Perez Morris. puorto. Rico

Sr Don jose Perez Morris. Puerto Rico.
Muy s51or milo amigo habendo solici-
tado del senior editor d. 8 LA Abeja " De
ri0Q 90 de esta locaidad Ia inseroion en- 81
de la declaration que le envl', me contesto
,isho senior le era sensible hacer EN- su pc
ri0d co Id manifestation que des eaba, fun
dando5e en- qus era un correligionario, indi-
cacion que respe;e, por 10 qie me dlrilo a
V. sAtisfecho Dc su unprecedented, ID fiji de
que Ell las columnas del suyo, SO slrya dar-
le Ia cabl1a necessria, antlc4pandoIe mi re-
conocimiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-13
Sc vende.

E acreditldo Cafe Restaurant de Rio-pie.
dras, situado en- la plaza principal.
Las personas que 10 ntegesen, pasen dicho
establecimie,.to convenir con 81 dueho Ia
CON ora vonta autes del D del corricnte
rues legado que sea dich0 Gia sn haber haa-
do comprador, ofrece al pGbco reaiizar sepa-
radamente precios eqaitativos los objet allf
exstentes. Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-13
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O0FZ1VO I0 OLISOdT0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-13
LA B0RINQUENT.
2S.-FGbEsTAElEZA. rs.

Batines frssoos de f oct Orliuas, Ramon Y
So0tem de ST 81 par Botinea ameri-
canos tnos 4 pesos para seho"as 81 2a
par, p0ainas. SOM 'reros lie fsipl los, lde4l
no 20 Trey, panama iaos, ent'efaos ordi-
naros prendera fiji a propia para cabale,os,
peftunerie tina de los majores flbrcant9e de
Paris L0Cdros, PASTA DE CGREzA l-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-13
GE E1GU H. "a ~.
Bayamon PRla de MARIO de 1881.

Muy Sr. Observation-Disclosures vencido ell
tempo prefjsdo para Ia CUra4ion de nuestra
5ociedad, Ia n9m0s ;isueto y ocordad0 Ia for
macion de Otra que cOntnuara los msm0s ne
gocios bajo la razon de Roirguez Valdes Il Co.,
cuyo cargo queda Ia liqnidacion de la nues-
ira.
Ea dicha s0cedad conti ia como gerente
nue.tro antique socio el or d Vicente Rodri-
guez Alvcto, einGresa con gual caracter ell Sr.
d. Ramon Balce5 Cobian, qu., tamben hacs
mos, permanece entire noso r5s, Los Sres.
D. AntonlJ y D. Agust,n Espinosa, contiLdan
como Uonaud tariOS
Nos qermltimos lamar 81 atcncion la Cir
lie IL vueta rogaIos h4ga extensive nues.
tres suCe80res la cOntianz4 que nos disyens6.
por la que dumos las gracias.
Quedando dc '. aLentQs 5. 5. @. B. s. NJ.
ESDiyl091 ROdrj01Lez T. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-13
Ell CR0NOMETRO
DE RELOJERIA EN- GENERAL
10 GALE SAN JUsro. 10.

C3mposiciones . construed, ones de p e1as
de t)das ctases
Sc ga:antizan los trabaos lie esta cssa, los
cusle5 soraa con proltitUd, esNaro econo-
ma.
Ve0ta de reIojes de yarlas classes pracios
m61lcOs. u in
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-13
ESpth0sa Rodriguez d Cs.

Muy sefior nuestro Icon referencia q la
circular que precede, teuemos ell gu3to de
anunciar Y. que hemos formado una So
ciedad en- comandita que SO dedcara los
misnos negocios que la anterior glrar8
en- este pueblo bajO la razOn de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-13
C0mpra de cas- a.

s. d-soa c9nDr3r ana cas9 en- es5s capital,
euyo val3r 90 ~Ecela de 5000 pesos, eolocar
csotid7d q 9rmera Aip3teea. En- e5ta
.genl. lnlyImaran. Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-13
RODRIQUEZ, TALDES & Co.,

sucesora y liquidadora de la que hasta aho-
ra ha girado bajo la de Espinos., Rodri-
guez & Co.
Son sJcios gerentes los senores D. Vicen-
to RodIgue7 .i!yelo y D. Ramon Valdes CO.
bian, con Iuditarios les senores d. Agus-
tin don A tonic Espin sd.
Al rogar a Y. Sc dlgne tomar nota de las
firmae al lis, nos perm.timos suplicar le ha-
ga extensive Ia nueya casa la contianZa
con que honr0 q nGestros antecae ores, por
10 que lie antie.pamos las sacias. Somos
de V. atentCa 5. S. Q. B. s. NJ,
Rodriguez Va'd6s d Cop. l-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-13

Tripa superior a SIC quiutal, rea-
Iizln una partida
l--6 RODRIGUEZ Y MORENO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-13

Rodriguez Va'd6s d Cop. Ia
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-29

with our file leader, at the table and
the procession, Capt. II. A., whilepa-
triotic emotions and champagne were
vet animating on, souls. we called at
the room of q friend, Col. L., who,
soon himself, caught up the spirit of
the evening, when he and Capt. A.
began to sing some of the choicest
operate selections, with power and
melody of accent that would have
brought many encorcs to Mons. Tour
ME, of the Opera. SO charmed did
Col. L. become at his effort that he
paused to ask Capt. A. to classify
his voice, which might either be a
tenor, basso or barytonc, he said.
You're a frst-class barytone, re-
piled Capt. A. Encouraged by this
compliment, which was quickly re-
turned by the receiver, who pro
| nounced the sender splendid tenor
, the twain resumed the singing, which
, became sweeter and more perfect
after each toast, until the clock gav'
+ warning that the time to quit hat
8 come. The trie thereupon dispersed
r On the following day we met Capt
4 A., who complained Of his head, ant
7 asked us about Col. LIS balyton
: voice. Alas, the enchantment wa
e dispelled, and we both declared 1t
t falsetto.
e We found the city very gay, OWN;
g to the many excellent artistic AM
e. dramatic troupes now holding fort
e lat each one of the theatres. but TIN
n business men are down at the mouth
: on account of the continuance of tn
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-29

places which active and enterprising
men take good care to avoid. Baton
Rouge and its surroundingshave been
crawling and slumberlnglong enough
The time has come to be up and DO
Ing if we would seize tho golden OPP
portunity that lays within our grasp
Let those Of our citizens who shave tho
public and their private interests At
heart, step up to tho front determined
to break down every obstacle that
may stand in the way Of tho bright
future of the Capital city.
Like other communities, wehave our
riyalries and local jealousies That
sometimes obstruct and prevent unity
of action, when most needed to iur'
thcr tho interestsbfall. fever there
has been a time when these impede
monts should be overleaped, II Ia now
We suggest truce and suspension Of
hostilities between conflicting inter
ests, until our railroads aro built
When Baton Rouge will have be'
come, as 1t surely will, u thriving
busting city, each individual may, To-
ultimately, do his utmost to outStriI
his neighbor In the struggle for CEN
fort and even wealth.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-29

bad weather which Is keeping q great
portion Of tho crop away from mar
ket. They, in consequence, have boz
gun growing, as In the past. On the
whole, there Is . cheerful feeling per-
yading tho city through the hope
that the good time Ia slowly, but
surely returning.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-29
SUMTER HOUSE F.!
CHARLES Week, PROPRIETOR.
Corner Of Third and Laurel Streets.
RATION ROITGE. LA,

DAJ UN NUUVT, LIN
ID AR ROOMS and families supplied with
ID Champagne, Port, Sherry Clarct and White
Wines; Irish Bourbon, Olive Branch UhlcEsr
Cock and other Brands of WHISKY; Western
Lager Beer, Ale, Porter, Ginger Ale, etc
KautImans Celebrated Premium Cincinnati
Lager Beer, always on hand Unsuitable quantity
Best Brands of Cigars always on hand.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-03-26
The Memphis Appeal for 1881

The Appeal, having comp lcted the
fortieth year of its existence, needs no.
elaborate prospectus as to its future
poAcy. Suffice tito say that, believing
the Democratic party to be the safest
repository for the great trusts of the
government, the Appeal will continue
to be II Democratic newspaper,-
While faithfully ~adheringto the party
winch 1t has supported for forty years,
it will labor earnestly for the develop.
ment OF southern thought, southern
industries, southern literature, south.
ern %agriculrule and trae, and south.
ern effort for unity and brotherhood
between all sections Of the country.
1t will endeavur to secure flom con.
grcss liberal appropriations for i'm.
proVement of our rivers. favor rail.
road bui ding, organized efforts for
mrhBra ion, manufacturing; and ev.
cry enterprise calculated to promote
the prosperity Of the people. The
APPEAL has no competitor in the vast
territory which forms the field of its
circulation, and which it occupies
almost to the exclusion Of any other
morning paper, and it will continue,
in all the e sentials Of a tirst-class
newspaper, to maintain its conceded
position,
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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-03-26

The reasons, assigned for an
extra session Of Congress, are the
passage of an apportionment and
funding bill, another declaration OF
the Monroe doctrine with the view
to !righten DeLesseps from the
lsthmus of Panama, the passage OF
a bill for the suppression of polyg-
amy, the investigation of alleged
frauds In southern districts, and for
the republicans to gain full control
ofthe house with its patronage as
soon as possible.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-03-26
MALE FREE SCHOOL.
Citizens Meeting.


In pursuance of The notice given,
the citizens Of Ripley, Miss, met at
the Methodist Church on Thursday
night, March "a, 1881, when the fol-
lowing proceedings were had, to,
viii:
On motion o! Maj. j. H. Buchan.
an, Mr.. L. Rogan was elected chair
man, who briefly stated the object
Ofthe meeting TO be the election OF
a Board of Trustees and to perfect
the organization and establishment
of a FREE school at Ripley, Miss.
On motion of Capt. J. Il. Rogers,
Jno. W. I. Falkner was requested
to act as Secretary.
After full discussion, or motion
ofCol. w. q. Fal&ner, the Chair APP
pointed a committee of.thrcp, con
sisting of the following gentlemen,
viz: j.. L. Rogers, NJ. S. Phyfer and
VIZ Falkner, To select and present
to the meeting the names Of five
gentlemen to act as a Board OF L! US
tees fol the first twelve months from
this date. Whereupon the com
mlttee, through their chairman, re-
ported the names of Q. l. Harris,
M. s, PhyGer, Jno. w. I. Falkner,
Thos. Spight and Rev. W. A. Crum,
as such Trustees: which report was
received and adopted, and the Trus.
tees invested with fall power and
authority to institute and mature
all such plans as are necessary for
the establishment of a high grade
free school at Ripley. Miss.
On motion of Capt. J. L. Rogers,
the Board of Trustees were reques-
ted to meet as early as practicable
and make full report CT their pro,
ceedings to a meeting of the citi
zens to be held at Ripley at the
Methodist Church on Thursday, the
7th day of April, 1881.
The Ripley Advertiser and South
ern Sentinel were requested to pub,
lish the proceedings Of this meet
ing.
There being no further business,
the meeting then adjourned to
meet Thursday night, April 7th,
1851. L. ROGAN, Ch'h'n.
JNo. W. I. FALKNER, Soc'y.
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For the first time in the history
of the U. States the casting vote
of the Vice-President has absolute.
~ decided the organization OF the
Senate, over which he presides, but
of which he is not a member
What has been called the fifth wheel
of the Government coach thus be-.
comes a positive power. Suppos-
ing the equal division of parties in
the Senate to continue, Mr.. Arthur
holds in his hands the fate of trea-
ties, of nominations, and all legisla.
ton. There is, however, little prob.
ability 1hat the lines will be so
tightly drawn hereafter.
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Take Your County panar-

DO The CITY papers say anything
IN regard to your own county,
Nothing. Do they contain notices
of your schools, meetings, churches.
improvements, and hundreds of
other local matters of interest that
your home paper publishes without
pay! Not an item. Do they ever
say a word calculated to draw at
tentTon to your county and aid in
It's progress and enterprise MOI a
line, And there are men who take
such contracted views of this
matteEsthat. unless they they are.
getting as many square inches Of
reading matter in their own as thew
90 IN q city paper, they think they
are not getting the worth Of their
money. 1t reminds US Of a man
who took the largest pair Of boots
in the box because the price was the
same as the pair, much smaller,
that fitted him.
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drugs I had taken The year around
| am now steadily using it with bsa
eft and recommend it to all IL /.
just what it is advertised.
Sincerely yours,
JAMES p. McGRATH,
50 Wight Street
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1t is now positively predicted
by the knowing ones in Washing
ton that President Garfield will,
some time next week, issue a proc.
lama:ion converting Congress in ex-
ira session early in May.
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