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National Republican., 1882-11-29

Wy ANTED-BY A COUPLE WITHOUT CHILL
w dren, three rooms, completely furnished for
light houseke coping Address w. S. W., Republican
Office. no2N-3t*
wv ANTED-THREE OR FOUR FURNISHED
w rooms, near Capitol; suitable for light house
keeping: low rent and prompt pay Address II: H.
Senate p. o. no2g3t*
w or two furnished rooms, with board in private
German family. Address NJ. H. Republican Office.
nosS-3t*
National Republican., 1882-11-29

Our Weekly Rent List published every Monday
morning, contains complete sch edule of our Houses
Stores Shops, and Farms offered for rent together
with descriptions, prices, &c. and how they may be
seen Property for sale in all parts of the city
mr2T B. Ii. WARNER e18 street.
JF YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL, RENT, OR
Il Trade City or Country Property. come and see the
great bargains at the Real Estate Exchange of
WILLIAM IL. MAIN IL BROTHER st. Charles
Hotel, corner Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest mhl9H
National Republican., 1882-11-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A YOUNG MAN C25) WILL GIVE SERVICES
IN for opportunity to learn real estate business
with prominent firm Address REAL ESTATE,
REM Office
National Republican., 1882-11-29
BUSINESS CHANCES.

ORGANS FOR RENT OR SALE; PRICES
~ moderate; terms easy.'I JOHN y. ELLIS u
CO., No. 9S7 Pennsylvania avenue near Tenth street,
National Republican., 1882-11-29

VJTANTED-BY A QUIET, SINGLE GENTLE
w man, between and l. streets, goudsiZed
comforably furnished room in private family
narm.nenI So IonS as suited Address siniir% nrre
and location of room, COMFORT, Republican Office.
National Republican., 1882-11-29

A LADY, WHOSE HUSBAND Is CALLED
"A away, desires country board for herself and in
iant; state price. Address X, Republican Office.
National Republican., 1882-11-29

J1O1 SEVENTEENTH STREET NORTH.
Il 4 - l. west-tOr rent, very desirable furnished
no2g3ts
National Republican., 1882-11-29

wv TANrED-AN EXPERIENCED WOMAN FOR
wv cooking and general hUusewUrk in small
family; references required. Apply at i12l S street
National Republican., 1882-11-29

wv ANTED - FIFTEEN GOOD CANVASSERS
w to take orders for a new line of bound books
sold on installncnts salary and commission TO right
parties. Apply TO GAFELY & HASKELL, Room
., Webster Law Building, 5O5 ID street northwest.
National Republican., 1882-11-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

w ANTED A WOMAN 10 30 GENERAL Il
w honspwork at 32i FOur-and. u Half street north
west Apply at once: reIerence reqnlred. no21.3te
National Republican., 1882-11-29
FOR RENT-Eurnisbcd Rooms.

EoR RENT-2oiG STREET NoRrHwBsT.
y Two sunny, pleasant rooms, suite; second
noor. Win bay window; southern aud EASTERN ex-
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-09-30
"Witness My Hand and Seal

A thousand years ago the masses,
the nobility, the poor aud the rich,
were wholly unacquainted with the
mysteries OF the alphabet and the pen.
A few men, known as clerks, who
generally belonged to the priesthood,
monopolized them as special class of
artists. They taught their business
only to their seminarlsts, apprentices
and beyond themselves and their few
pupils, no one knew how to read and
write, nor was it expected of the gene
1ality, any more than it would be
nowadays that everybody should be
shoemaker or lawyer. Kings did
not even know low to sign their
names, SO that when they wanted to
subscribe to written contract, law or
treaty, Which some CLERK had drawn
up Tor them, they would smear their
right hand with ink, and slap it down
upon the parchment, saying, swift
ness my hand" At a later date,
some genius devised the substitute OF
seal, which was impressed instead of
the hand, but oftener beside the hand.
Every gentleman had q seal with
peculiar device thereon. Hence the
sacramental words now in use, wit
ness my hand and SEAL" affixed to
modern deeds, serves at least the our.
pose Of reminding us of the Middle
Ages.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-09-30
The Dog.

The dog is digitigrade carniverous
manned. This will be news to most
persons, who always supposed that a
dog was simply dog.
1t has been hruited about that the
dog is the best friend to man among
the brute creation.
He pants after the thief, and when
once he gets hold Of the thief's pants
he makes breeches.
The dog leaves off his own pants
during cold weather.
A barking dog never bites that is to
say, when he begins to bite he stops
barking. Conversely, biting dog
never barks, and for similar reasons.
The hair of dog will cure his bite.
This is cure-ious superstition among
hare Drained young men who are fast
going to the dogs.
Dogs are dentists by profession.
They insert teeth without charge.
The dog never barks except when
ne is awake. He is always awake.
The dog has no other way to express
his Joy than to bark. He always feels
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-09-30
ny SORROW.

saw Deaths angel as 1t came from heaven
Mid cloud end blast:
said: 81 pity those who monrn Tomorrow
Much comfort nom my own their hearts shall
borrow
When It has passed
And taken + ON the mourning ones their
cherished:
When they have seen
Their loved ones suffering, changing, dying
Have looked their last
Upon them mold the roses in the CO fin
80 Iike-so strange
Yes. viii cOInpIfJ Them wnIie sa Ing,
With appraised finger,
Turning their eyes to the blue sky o'erhe-a,
Be hopeful but moment you shall nnser,
hen join Jour lead
Mid beauty fadeless and mid Joy ecstatic,
odweii for ave.
This and much more offaith and resig nation
My lips shall say;
For all is well Il at is-the Father orders.
Go stricken one,
Mourn not the dead they rest from toll and
danger,
His Will be donel
Deaths angel nearer came. Lo! my poor cot
tage
He did NOT pass,
But took from out my arms my cherished
darlings;
And now, alas!
Not one of all the words can remember
would have said,
Had death left me my own loved ones and
NV friends instead
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-09-30
A Weather Compass.

For many years we have had the
"weather-glass" as foreteller of the
weather that is approaching, but the
ordinary barometer ofitself only gives
the atmospheric pressure, and it is
well known that this factor, unless
taken into account with the degree
of moisture in the atmosphere and the
direction of the wind, is not a trust
worthy guide. The quantity of water
in the air which can be condensed
into rain. and whether the wind is g.
cold and dry northerly wind or q
warm and moist southerly wind, are
also important factors in the problem.
A good weather indicator ought there.
fore to combine all three observations.
and this has been very ingeniously
done by Professor Khnkerfues, of Got
tingen, in his newly invent d
weather compass" which takes its
name from its external likeness to
mariners magnetic compass. The
weather compass gives in a very sim.
pie manner a pFogn ostication of the
weather to be expected within the next
twelve or twenty four hours, and as its
warnings are said to prove true in a
msjority of cases. it is likely to be
useful adjunct to the farmer and
convenience to almost everybody.
1t consists of an aneroid barometer,
which indicates the pressure of the
atmosphere by means of a pointer on
a dial; but the pointer is also
connected to- hair hygrome,er for
indicating the humidity of the at
mosphere, and the connection is so
made that rise of barometer attend
ed by decrease of humidity, both of
which imply fair weather, combine to
move needle or pointer in the same d.
rection-namely, that of fair we ,ther.
On the other hand, if the rise of ba ON
eter is attended by increase of moisture e,
the pointer is subject to the opposing
forces OF the aneroid and hair hygrom-
eter. The direction of the wind is
also made to have bearing on the DO
sition of the pointer and the indtca.
ton OF the dial, but this bearing of
course depends to some extent on lie
l0,1ali
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-09-30

Some people are always late, like
the Duke OF Newcastle, "who lost half
an hour every morning, and ran after
it all day without being able to over.
take it."
The only true religion is personal
religion. make yourself a good man -
said Carlyle, "and then you'll be sure
there's one rascal less in the world"
The steamer Danville, 1850 tons reg
lister, built for the Baltimore, Chesa-
peake and Richmond Steamboat Com
pany was launched at Baltimore. She
will take the place of the West Point.
destroyed by fire; and her cost, when
completed, will be SIZE, 900.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-09-30

Joy when he sees man. When there
Is nc other man to see, he expresses
his joy to the man in the moon.
AS we remarked, the dog la always
awake. This is no tale, though he
carries tale in his wake.
The sea dog loves his bark. Did you
ever see dog that did not?
The head of dog has dog-head
look.
The bark of a dog is unlike the bark
of Tree . Even a dog wood know
this.
Dogs ara always kind, though
there are nv. 40, kinds Of dogs.
Every doc z his day. although
dog DAYS last Ia few weeks in the
year.
There must be Sirh - 80
The dogs star is the> US pane''
They planet so that their ays come
while the star is in the sky.
They do not fear it. lis no = oAye
terrier.
When dog enters pitched & V'i
he uses dogs tar.
Brutus said: 81 had rather be a d ),
and bay the moon than such
Roman
He had seen the dogs roamin
around on the bay.
They never get over the bay.
Sea?
The Jews considered the dog un
clean
AMI yet the dog will clean out
crowd, no matter how dirty.
But the dog Spitz.
Aliving dog is said to be better thai
dead lion. There's no lynn abou
this, but a dead dog is dog gone bad.
Tray was good dog, but tress i
worse than the deuce when it is agains
you.
Dogs were the original Argonauts
They have never given up their search
for the fiPas.
The bulldog is stubborn fellow
He Is not easily cowed.
Of course the gentler sex is the NOR
stubborn of the two. You have hear,
of the dogma.
A great many stories about the do
have obtained currency. The man VIII
has left part of his clothing with tn
dog has cur rent. See?
Puppies are born blind. They ar
not see dogs then.
There are many types of dog, includ
ing the doguerrotype.
The dog has four legs; two of then
fore legs.
But perhaps we had better paw.
here.
Howl this do for the dog?
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-09-30

rough, when you wash them din ~.
fingers in 20 bolax and rub
hands well with IT, ''
A GOOD WAY to bake apples Or ns.,
Is to first put them in a small !,
cover them with wafer. and h''
SLOWLY for at least two hours f~
choose, scatter sugar over eaob
of fruit before putting the wate, N
The juice will then be ready to so.
with them, h"t you can adj the sns'
afterward and let it come to a ho,,
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-09-30
Chinese Caution.

My friends Instead.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-12
VEG U E S

Con gusto damos d nuestros lecto.
res, una buena noticia. Y es ella lade
que el Excmo Sr Gobernador &c.
neral ha tenido blen nombrar al.
calde gobernador de aquelIa pinto.
resca lSla d nuestro particular amigo
ell pundonoroao coronel graduado y
apreciable caballero don Luis de
Quixano y Font.
No dudamos nj por un momento
que el sei1or Qulxano, por 10 perfec-
tamente que conoce este pals, en- el
cual tantos amos lleva, 10 misno que
por sus excelentes dOtes de mandO y
seutlmientos de justicia /; no duda-
mos que ell senior Qulxano, decimos,
llenara cump!idamente las asplracio'
nes del GoDlerno y del veclndario
de Vieques, y dara repetidas pruebaa
del aclerto y buena election que en-
su nombramiento han presidido.
Oelebramos cOn tOua el alma este
acontecimlento cuya nueva partlclpa-
mos al pdbiico con el mayor gusto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-12
Nuevo AIcaIde provisional.

Habiendo .! Excmo Sr Goberna.
nor General concedido cuarenta =
cinco dias de licencia al Alcalde mu.
nicipa! de esta ciudad Excmo. Sr D.
Francisco BAst6n, el viernes hizo 6s.
te formal entrega de su cargo al ce.
loso primer teniente alcalde D. Joa.
quiz Pena, y de los fondos del teso-
70 concejil d una comisi6n compues.
ia de los seilores regidores don So
cundlno Melon, don Igoaclo Llom-
part y don Juan Conill.
Deseamos descanse else1or Blst6n
por complete de las tareas munich
pales en- esos cuarenta dias de asue-
to que va ha comenzado q gozar,
esperanto que ell senior Pe1a, su es-
Unable successor provisional, con su
exquisite tacto y profundo conocl-
miento del terreno que pisa, arran-
cara de nuestras manos mas de un
merecido aplauso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-12
Muerte de Guiteau.

Por ell Bulletin de San Thomas
recibido el sabado, y que no nos fue
possible extractar para nuestro ND
nero anterior, vemos que el 30 de
JUNO, segdn oportunamente anun-
ciamos, fu6 ejecutado Guiteau. Has
ta ell 1itlmo momento de su vida
asegur6 que habfa obrado por inspl-
raci6n dlvina al asesinar d Garfield.
La autopsia practicada en- el cadaver
prob6 que Ell cerebro de Guiteau Sc
hAllaba en- buen estado. igualmente
que todos sus demas miemoros.
Un aIlo va transcurrido desde que
Guiteau cometiera en- la estaci0n del
ferro- carril de Washington ell horri-
bic crfmen que consterno al mundo
civilizado. Hoy responde va de sus
oulpas ante el inapelable Tribunal
de IL Omnipotercia.
La justicia humana ba castigado
ell crlmen de Gaiteau tronchando su
vida.
Dios tenga ahora piedad de su al.
ma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-12
Sobre un Iibro do agriculture.

DeseartamOs tener noticias de Cier.
to tratadito sobre agriculture de las
Antlllas que aace alg1n tempo es.
crinio un competente amigo nuestro
de Mayaguez con ei doble objeto de
que sc estudiara en- las escueias
6 hiciese desaparecer mucnos rutina.
rismos que a1n Sc emplean en- los
trabaJos agrfcolas de esta isla y su
hermana. El librito en~cuestion fue
enviado el 20 de abril, por conducto
del ayuItamlento de la mencionada
ciudad, al Gobierno General de la
provincial, acompailado de atenta So
llc:tud en- que Sc pedfa fuese decla.
RADIO de texto !; y ell caso es que a
pesar de haber transcurrido la frio.
lera de tres meses desde entonces,
esta es la fecha en- que el autor de
la obra que nos ocupa, por mas que
ha escrlto q varias personas de esta
Capital en- averiguaci6n de su desti-
no, no tiene noticia alguna del ira.
tado que tantas vigilias y !abores re-
presenta, y que tanta utliidad puede
reportar al pals por su indole espe-
cial.
Con6amos que por el Gobierno
General y la Junta de instruction sc
activard este asunto, puesto que de-
morandolo Sc perjudica inconsciente-
mente al autor del libro que ha mo-
tivado estas Kneas, y Sc retarda tai
vez un gran bene6cio q la juventud
y q la industria agricola de Puerto
Rico, que bien 10 ha menester por
cierto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-12
FERIA DE PONCE.

Al recorrer los periodicos de aque-
lla .ocalidad vemos eu Ey Pueblo,
y ndmero liz correspondence al
del corriente, el artlculo en- que
con ell mismo tftulo que en-
cabezamos estas lineas da cueata de
), La procession civica, 6 Inauguration
de la feria.
NADIA tendrfamos que decir, 81 en-
dicho artfculo no encontrasemos dos
parrafos con cuya opinion no pode-
mos estar conformes, y sc re6eren al
discurso que leyo ell Presidente del
aYuntamiento.
Dicen asf: +" Sentimos no poder
/" elegir este discurso, demasiado lar
/" 20 para ser leido en- tales momen.
+" tos y que no correspondla la bri'
/" llantez del acto. "
Z" 81 ell Sr. Alcalde Sc hubiese con.
cretado a decir cuatro palabras re-
relativas al espectaculo esplendldo
que ofrecia Ponce con motive
f" de la celebration de su primera
F9ria, dando las gracias d todas las
Representatives. de la Isla y de
% esta ciudad que contribufan d la
Z" gran diosidad del acto, hubiera
I" acertado y merecido un APPLAUSE
Z" gen eral. !"
Afortunadamente para nosotros, y
debido d la complaceucia de un ami
go nuestro de aquella localidad,
obra en- nuestro poder el original de
dicho discurso, que sin duda nj ha
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-12

tengamos de hacer del colega profu-
sa apologize. Defensor ac6rrimode los
Voluntarios y de todas las institu-
clones patrias, vigilante centinela de
los sagrados intereses de Espa1a en-
sus Antillas, impugLador incansable
de todos los hombres y soluciones,
asf pollticas como econ6micas que
perjudicar puedan aquellos caros in
tereses, y, sobre todo, conocedor, de
nuestra historic en- America, y yer.
sado como el que mas en- los asun-
tos ultramarinos, no hay duda a.gu-
ma de que el apreciable colega, que
es un royo, efectivamente, como indi.
ca su nombre, para todo 10 que 4 la
nacionalidadno sea afecto, ha de yer.
Sc codiciado y leido con placer y en-.
tusiasmo por todos aquellos que
aman las glor:as patrias, y en- tratan-
dose de elias no transigen con palia-
tivos nj con terninos medios, y tie.
men por lena Ell de los espanoles sin
condiciones: Iodo con Espaaa q por
Esp08a sin ella sada.
Motives son todos estos mas que
sobrados para que uosotros recomeL-
demos e6cazmente la adquisici6o y
lectura de H R4yo q todos los que
en- cuanto q politica como nosotros
piensan y sienten. Tamoi6n hace.
mos presente que las personas que
deseen suscriblrse al peri6dico alu.
dido no tlenen mas que darse
una yuelta por nuestra administra.
ci0n, para ser inlnediatamente com.
placidas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-12
No ES TAN FIERO.

Dispuestos estamos d dispensar
cualquiera impertiLencia q todo el
que en- medic de sus extravagancias
tenga un intervalo ldcido para dar
alguna pincelada favorable d los sa-
crosantos ldeales que venimos desde
ha tempo defendiendo.
Y .E2 AsGmilist0 le ha tenido va,
Il pesar dc que creemos que aun &c
ha alberto los ojos a la raz0n.
He aqul III pArra6to que vale al
go para nuestra cuenta, parrafO es.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-12

critic On su ya celebre artfculo "Dios,
Patria y Rey y, 81 bien es verdad
que ell Rey no Sc encuentra en- la
super6cie, 8 como 81 dijeramos en- el
epigrafe, sino en- el fondo de dicho
artfculo. Halo aquf
esp IAN oles antss que to 10, no nos
avergonzamos de proclamar muy alto
nuestros sentimientos monarquicos,
pues casi nos parece que equivale re
negar de gu sangre el reaunciar a uno
de los caract6rss distintivos de nuestra
noble razs. Oreemos haber acreditado
va nuestro amor 4 la libertad, que
pronto daremos conocer en forma
mas aiecuads, para persuadirnos de
que no SO nos llamsra anticuadoS nj re-.
trogrados por ser monarquicos, tanto
mas, cusnto que, en nuestro humble
sentir, mas pronto Sc halla Ia Hbertad
n1archando hicia atrds, donde estd su
origen, que hdeia 9n aielants Ueno de
sombrdS y oscuridad.
En- cuanto q 10 de que la libertad
Sc encuentra marchando hacia atrds,
distinguimos f; 81 por marchar hacia
atras entiende ell volver q los ITEM
pos fezer01es, por ejemplo, 10 mega.
mos 81 por marchar h4cia atras
entiende ell volver a los tiempos en-
que prevalecia el dererho y la raz6n
sAna constituia la norma de las ac-
clones, 10 concedemos. Para nos.
otros la libertad no esta en- marchar
en- una 4 otra geogratica direction,
siuo en- dlrigirse al punto en- que Sc
encuentran ell orden, la justicia, la
verdad, la razon y 81 derecho. Ahi
esta la libertad,
Ea cuanto a 10 de espaEoles antes
Q~e todo, conformes, y muy confor-
mes. Quiere decir que los Sres. del
Asimitisto, antes que asimillstas, an.
tes que pdtos, antes que dem6cratas,
antes que reformistas, antes que par
tidarlos de ciertas teorias, autes que
oattomomistas, en- 6D, iso'a espo1oles q
espQH0ss, por tanto, aaac0ndlciosaoIes?
Pues 10 mlsino, vi mas nj menos, So
mos nosotros. Por consiguiente,
] que viene a representa- E Asimi.
ISsta, en- la prensa? Ique nueva idea
es la que le ha dado vida ? Aca-
so como el hJo pr6digo Sc ha mar.
chado lejos de Ia casa paterna, y
vuelve, tras fuertes sufrlmientos. al
hogar cuyas cercanias abandona-
ra? Pues venga, que le reclbire.
mos con los brazos abiertos; venga,
y 81, como 10 dice, siente que es
espanol antes que todo, este es ta-
Conditional, abandone esos inciertos
rumDos que lie han de dar poca hon.
ra y ningdn provecho, ideati6cacdo'
&c con nosotros, para desapAfecer,
como desaparecen los rios en- el mar,
en- ell extenso y elevado campo de
nuestro patriotlsmo Unconditional; y
no atribuya a jactancia nueStro bacn
deseo.
Oasi estamos va por Greer que no
es Ey Asimi1astG tan fer0 como h
pintQn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-12
CABOS SUELTOS.

Dice N Asinsi1isto que nosotros nos
pasa 10 que al ciego del cuento, que 30
peg6 contra Ia pared del frente de una
casa para que los que passran no 10
vleran.
No hemos comprendido la flosofla
del slmll, porque et colega, 10 mismo
que % hace el saeco cuando ssi le con.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-12
EEL r AY o..

Con este signi6cativo titulo We Ia
luz en- la Habana un colega notable
por el patriotismo y la energla con
que es redactado. Dirlgelo dor Nj
colas Rivero. Con solo decir que
d los autononlstas en- general, y
a La 1rabussa en- particular, les ha
csido que hacer con Ia publication
de E Rayo, basta para que nos abs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-12

De Ponce hemos recibido ell 81.
guiente telegrama que reproducimcs:
Director BoLETN. = Oomisi6n F6ria
supIica todos perlodicos esa hsgan pd-
blica ser faleas las noticias sobre altos
precios hoteles, carruajes, hospedajes,
etc. etc. pues estan al aicanCe de todas
fortunes. - SALAZAR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-12

Preocupada anda Ia prensa acer-
ca del impuesto de puertas y venta-
mas con que proyecta Ell municipio
gravar al vecindarlo de esta capital.
Daremos tranquilamente y sin pa.
sion alguna nuestra humllde opinion
sobre un particular tan importante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-12

En- Ia Feria de Ponce tiene
ell BoLETIN MERoANTIL ell honor
de ser representado por nuestro an
tiguo amigo y consecuente correll.
gionario D. Bartoom6 Garcia.
La Redacci6n del BoLETIN envia
al Sr. Garcia, con tan plausible mo-
two, Ia mas sincera expression de
su afecto y reconoclmiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-12

EL Asinssyssto GO preocupa por que al
tEatar Ea Pueblo de Ponce del pend6n de
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seneante del coiega.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-12

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que al ciego del cuento, le sucedera 4
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plazcamoS.
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