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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-05
Railroads dnn Steamboats,.
Maine Central Railroad.
Change Of Time.

On and after SUNDAY, JUNE ieth, ies2.
r Ans will ieave Au u.gus.a-
Far Portland and tsNsfon al SOC - ,accom. an {
F57 AN. kxpTess, {tNpress does rot sIop between
Gart passenger, Ior other stations must fake
the accoInmodaton.l :. IS ami ii.u1 4.
FOR foriianu aud IsJou, 6.Vo, y - 9-o7 A. N
255 and IL ~ T.. NJ
evE noes.isIid, o.ec - and 81 A. NJ.
for farnIngton. y and s-s7 a. NJ.
seT Ra'h. d.oc. -, 81 A. IL, 255 T. ~ (ll.oN
( L. VI. Saturd ys-}
l sor ', slssys,iv 20. Gas AN. land AZ Pm,
(Expressl Il d 400 l.. NJ. (-ccom). 7-50 L. NJ. op
/ caturdays.)
Far >Sowhegan, Re,fast. Dexter and Bangor. S.s2
r. VI. (Express) ard 100 t. NJ accom- = 20 A. n
The txpress stops only at WaIei sill- Durnham and
Newport. Passengers for Nay stations must take
the commodagiou.
For h, xter and Bangor Saturdays only. stopping
at all ststiOus, III 1.5v 4. NJ.
Ai nj r4iiI-an iraIns each way every night. sun.
avs included
Gardiner Accommodation Train.
tAUSusTA TO GARDiSkR.
An. Pm. Pm
nyasta,y. s.z 2oe 5.3.
Ialiswsu, w., S.S POS 5.Ss
Gardiner, ar, s.5e e.2s SIS
9ARDisxs ro AUGUSTA.
.arciner,iy ..4S toe 40
iaHcweH, w., sos LIZ oSx
augusta, ar. e.il La DIV
FREIGHT TEAMS.
sor Portland ana way, IL. 10 7. NJ
sor Bangor and way, l2.-e 7.
Due from Boston and way, ls.2, I. N
IN" from Rspgor and way. II 55 A. NJ
1hrough tickets 10 California and all points south
an wei may be had of +. ii Walker, ticket agent
Augusta, the only Oftce selling via Ali routes aud
checking baggage ire- OF expense.
PAYsON TUCKER, Supt.
Portland. Ju-e 18th, lss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-24

Ing that unless the track and bridges be constantly
pnqst supervision and repair the property rapidly de
make renewals than does TO keep up thcroid 10 good
condition.
The eastbound freight business OF the six great feeders
70 the trunk lines even unsatisfactory than that
OF the roads In the West Their united tonnage for the
past week was only 1887 TONS against 7,54s for
n week previous and tons for the correspond
lines carried only 4619 TONS which is equivalent 10
about sixteen trains Of twenty carloads each This Is
roads this volume Of traffic il condemned into two days
would not overtax them the slightest. The Pennsyi-
G Ts could ea have s"' Seeh SsH aSs
In three days time without crowding the lines Ths
competition. Everything that be sent to the East
wa TIE lakes and Erie Canal T. going that way hence
strcted TO New-Engand points reached by the Boston
and Albany, Hoosao Tunnel and connecting lines Tho
competition except export business from the lake
lines The Grand Trunks traffic Is mostly points In
and the Vermont Central and connections. . Before
.he next crop begins TO move two new competitors will
traffic These are the MCKEE Paed q S eSsROG S
cago and st. LOUIS ana Chicago and Atlantic
There is n strong disposition to regard the through
business of the trunk line railways as an unimpor.
tant factor in the several companies net earnings.
and the cry of local traffic" is always raised
among stock spectators who have a purpose
to serve; but all history teaches that the through
business" fairly represents the character OF the total
business That and much of what is quoted from The
Chicago tribune verified by the monthly state
ments Of the Pennsylvania Railroad, showing de-
crease in net earnings of 81 $50 900 for the three
months ended March 81. TO Which decrease tho
statement for the month Of April will add over
$520,000 and by the unofficial, but Trustworthy,
statement that the net earnings of the Central ana
Hudson Company for the six months-October l,
1881, 10 March 81, 1SS2-were more than
$3,j00,000 less than for the corresponding six
months of the preceding year.
The following shows the quantity Of -four, grain
and provisions carried by the various roads east
ward from Chicago during the week ended Satur-
day. May u, 1882, and also the total quantities
carried for the corresponding week of last year:
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sALEs AT TIE MINING EXCHANGES

ACTUAL sALEs.-lsHAEEs SOLD.
open High Low-lr,r., Am NY.
AdHe% ing est est ''' Ex. Ex
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For Bows and Young Men-Country.

For Bows and Y oung Men-Country.
BRADFORD MANSION, School for boys, Rye,
I'D \ y $500 Few. j. COLLINS Principal.
pORDENTOWN MILITARY INSTITUTE
Academic classic ani scientific with preparatory
department AddI e,s COL r. ~ Il Pra BordentoTA Nj
BOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
- college Conditioned rejected candidates ooacheL
summer winter Stockbriige, Mass. HOFFdANN.
CORNELL Course III History
" ana Political For Annual Register (ju,t issutd
containing full details IegaTdng this ewy.esa9IshGd
course. apply to TREASURER OF CORNELL CNlNER-
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TENDER 49,
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~ Mass established in 1919 fits Tor college sci
school business private instruction specially
REV. \. a. GILBERT. \. NJ Principal.
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, n. j.
l. For boys Rev. \. G. Chambers Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, WOR.
L CEsTER. Mass. c. b. MBTCALF. a. NJ, sapt
HAVERFORD COLLEGE, Haverford Col
4 lege p o. Penn; nine miles from Philadelphia;
Thomas Chase IL D. presidents under Of the Society
Friends; thorough classical and scientific courses health
location For cIcu-Ms apply to Prof ALLEN G.
THOMAS, Project
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown. n Y
Thoroughly prepared college business will receive Cir
cuaIs with iull particulars. ReOpens September II.
4 A A. RoWE A. n 4 NJ Irincipnls
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The percentages Michigan Centril. ll2oi Lake
Shore, 226O; For wayne, $3.50 Pan Handle, lolO Batl-
more and ohio, l2.lO Grand Trunk, 40.
To-day's stock market was nothing more or less
than a repetition Of that of preceding days. The
traders who yesterday were buyers to-day
were sellers, and the few who yesterday had tho
courage to sell " short to-day satisfied with
the profits Of 1201 per cent which to-day's
market afforded. Chancellor Runycn's order
in the New-Jersey Central case failed
of the anticipated effect, and that
stock was one of the weakest on the list. Denver
and Rio Grande stock also was noticeaby weak,
and the Northern Pacific furnished evidence that
realization was the order stock purchased in
anticipation of yesterdays action by the House
Judiciary Committee. The trunk line shares were
dull and while lower than yesterday, evidently were
sustained for some purpose other than that for the
purchasing of them. Western Union was moderately
strong despite the announcement that the Assoc
GATED Press has transferred its patronage to the
Mutual Union Company. The total business In all
stocks amount only to 149,300 shares, and at the
close there was a small recovery from the lowest
prices on the announcement that to-morrow's gold
exports will be only $2,500,O00 instead OF
81. OOOO 900, as reported earlier in the day.
Government bonds were dull and barely steady,
and the final bids for the As are off ls Annexed are
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-24
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
BOSTON Tuesday. May %. 1882
CLOSING PRICES HILADELPHiA STOChA
Report,I by JOIN II. DAVIS q o.. II vas.

TUESDAY, May OBJ. NJ.
The official showing of the railroad shipments of
flour cram and provisions eastward from Chicago
for the week ended last Saturday makes a record
that probably is smaller than for any previous week
since Chicago became railroad centre. The total
is l3 637 tons against II SIS tons for the preccd
ing wcell-decreasc, AL tons-and against ~ ,523
tons for the same week in 1SS1-decrease
2S. $50 tons The decline from last years tonnage
is divided rs follows: 76,607 barrels Of flour
10 248 tons of grain, and 6,2S0 tons of provisions.
Compared with the preceding week OF this year.
last weeks decrease distributed among the
railroads as follows: 70 the Vanderbilt system
lake Shore and Michigan Centrai). l,0i2 tons, to
the Pennsylvania system Fort Wayne and Pan
Handle), .529 tons; to the Baltimore and ONO,
552 tons, and to the Grand Trunk, 1873 tons The
CHICAGO Tribune comments on the showing rs fol-
lows:
In one word the railroad business was never duller
than al the present time This is true OF all the railroads
in tue country with the single exception OF the st. Paul
Minneapolis and Manitoba which all the tide OF emf
grafton the British possessions to the north of US and
large portion of destined 10 Northern Dakota pays
tribute which, from its having no competition, II is Ia
position To demand Tho lines running 10 the West,
Eorthyest and Southwest and which are known the
Granger roads" are doing only about 80 per cent OF
the business which they transacted last at this time
None Of the railroad officials have any hopes
that there will any betterment during the next three
months The side for miles In every direction
covered with empty cars. and for these there Will
lind its way TO market. The operating expenses have
NOT decreased in proportion to the decline In business
IL IA true that many Of the roads good deal VI
tren cament has been going The trainhands have
been to meet tho actual necessities OF tho bust
ness on hand Work In the shops has been reduced, and
on many OF the roads the roundhOuses Oiled with
locomotives for which there Is no Immediate use The
expense of maintaining the roadbod, stationhouses.
interest on the bonded debt. IL s axiom In railroad
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Proposals.

NrOTICE.-Proposals for dredging slips at
y Wes 2th ana ct 37ti-ss " r.. VIII be received by
The Dcoar1cnt OF Docks II and 10 Duanest until Mon
lime 5h l. O'Clock For full Information see
tGG Civ record. Copies for sale at No city HAL
NOTICE.-Pr0pOsals for paving the newly
~ made ground Pier J. y Re- viii be received by
cnari,ncn Of DocAs and lI9 Duane ST., until Mon
ay 1nc H. loS3 nc ~ O'Clock For lu INFORMATION see
tiIe CITY Record. copies for sale at No Guy halL
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL: ,,,,-n.,
W. sHINGTON. May rs, 1882
OF the Government Print
Inc once for year ending June 80 $50 VIII be received
10 o'clock a June H. 1851 SChcuuieS
and information furnished upon application 70
""" i'' :. i ROUNDS.
Pu...o Printer Washington. ID. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-24
MINES AND MINING.

TUESDAY, May 23-P.M.
The mining stock markets fail to develop any
new or encouraging features Prices still have
tendency toward lower figures which IS hardly ex-
pressed by the term weakness. To-day Robinson
Consolidated with large transactions, declined from
225 to 202.O5. That stock and South Pacific mo-
nopolized large share of all the businessidone.
South Pacific, however, made rally from 10 cents
to II cents and closed at 10 cents Navajo was
steady and rose from 2 25 to 2.40. Durango about
held its Yesterdays advance at 34G35 cents
Chrvsolite was o cents higher at 1000 400, but
Annie was cents lower at 81 cents. State Line
and 3 sold at 22d24 cents and Oriental and Miller
was steady at 24025 cents.
sALEs At TIE MINING EYCHAyGES
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Total sales for the ia
CLOSING Prices ar CILIFORYTi STOCKS
SAN FRAScIsco. Tuesday. May %, 1882.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRmUXE.1

SAN FRANCIscO. May 23-rhe $500 level of
Union Consolidated Welded the past week 900 tons
of ore Ii is estimated that 1000 tons more are IN
sight All the drifts aud cro5scuts on the 1000
level have failed to show continuation of the ore
body from above dnli mas been starred nor t on
this level Estimated yield Of the mine for May,
100000.
The water in Yellow Jacket has risen six feet
the past week.
IL = northwest drift has been discontinued The
main east drift is being bulkheaded. 1t requires
the best speed of the pumps and tanks to handle
the water.
pressed on account Of the failure OF Lazurc, the
broker
Justice has been assessed 90 cents per share.
BoDIE. Cal, May 23-During the past week rapid
progress has been made in retimbeu0g the stand
ard nsOlidatcd shaft and repairing the founda-
ton for the machinery. WORK VIII be Resumed IN
all parts of the mine June J..
BodIe Consolidated crashed during the past week
100 tons ore average assay value, @oo Buillon
clipped, $500. Vine No II IS down 20 f9 lee.
north drift on the same vein is 100 feet long. The
west crosscut. $50 level is iii y feet. The uprase
from the 500 level OF the Lent shaft is UP 30 feet
where the VEN looks well. The Lent shaft Is down
go feet.
The Monday and North MONDAY joint east cross
cut from the incline 27J feet below the 512 level
is i'm 10 feet in favorable formation phyry carry
ing nm unusual quantity OF pyriuc matter.
There is no special changes reported in the Orc,
GOOdshaw or Red Cloud east crOsscuts.
Bullion valued at $4,000 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
Superintendent OF Union Consolidated. Of Bodie.
reports May ID: Face OF tunrcl is entering ground
full of clay seams and is getting additional seepage
water. Total length, l75 feet. south drift, Banner
lode turned more to the west, and Gu: additional
seams o. quartz in that direction. Prospects for
other valuable ledge very encouraging. Total
length. 260 feet"
The financial statement o. the Eureka Consol-
dated Mining Company for the month of April
shows that the base bullion Outtun was nearly
J9Olo tons, yielding $lsS.022 ~ Among the
pcndlturcs were for mining, %57, AGO 20 anelt-
ing S1S15S So; freight, refining. etc, $50 300 II;
construction Of new shaft T3O,323 90. On May II
there was on hand, cash, 1884, %, and 307 tons
base bullion, valued at 1855. The Liabilities
amounted TO S25,S57 n Approximate net re-
sources $25OO0l So
Windsor consolidated superintendent reports,
Nav 10; " Have struck II rich In bottom OF Mount
View shaft. The most important development ever
made in this district outside of Silver King, and
from indications may he equal to Silver King"
Telegram received Monday says: Ship 1913 pounds
bullion today. Mine at bottom of shaft continues
imprOving'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-24
90 iubom it man Concern.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and others interested in
patent rights hereby invited 10 call at the oice OF
CLINTON KOOSEN ELI, esq or write to hi5 address 80
55 tXCIANGE-PLACE, n. Y, preparatory 10 the clI
of convention 10 oppose the bill in Congress dvestng
property upon the plea OF lshorahcc Vi o'i
rgh'S' INVENTORS.
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SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.
The examination OF the students OF the school VI"
begin on MONDAY, May %, lOa m.
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gnsirnrticn.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
COLLEGE.


SCHOOL OF ARTS.
The final examination of the several classes i0r inc '
viii begin on MONDAY, May %. at9:SO m
Candidates for the degree Master Of Arts and
the Graduate Department will be examined on
June =. and following days ,,, -
The examination Of candidates Tor aunisNon WI" 'oe VIZ
WEDNESDAY, June Z, at $3.50 n m
SCHOOL OF MINES.
The animal examination OF the classes will begin on MON
DAY, May %, at 10 m 80,
hvomination OF candidates for admission to of the
81, regular courses vz Mining Engineering, Civil En-
cheering Analytical and Applied Chemistry Geology
Metailurgy Architecture will begin on FRIDAY June u
az $50 a. IN.
SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
The ennual examination students Of the school will
begin on MONDAY, May 22, 10 a. M
COMMENCEMENT at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC on
WEDNESDAY. June Il. at 10
ZAP. BARNARD, s. 7. D. IL D. President
MIR. Newell's Classical and Scientific School,
WI 1856 West 4Sd-st Scientific Department Professor
DREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
Madisonave ami 4tthst hts tot t1s Sci'o 81 Mas,
sisssn nsS5e s9s and Mecanca wing
A CoLINlat' Engineer Corps US N" ana professor "
University Grammar School, 1,4Sl broadway,
~ 1spT a5s M Il HOBBY b%SFT Axn Pncph
For Young Ladies-City.
MISS s. i. CHAPMAN.
III English French and German Boarding and Day school,
QorineTly Miss l. T. Benehctsl 400, .
Removed from No East 42d-st. 10 NO west 1Stl-st
Thorough instructions III all departments
THE MISSES PERlNE. B East 7lth-St: will
i reopon thsr English AMI Fre1ch B1Thns anl Dy
Young Ali1s 'apta alerit number Oh fe''en'
pup.lslilitoL
For Both Scxe5-Citv.
FRENCH, German and Spanish conversation
literature and thorough grammatical instruction by TIO
fcsSor u {. WUNDERMAN. 6s W. 3istst SUMMER terms
Zach Ian suagc taught With Dule pronunciation.
MISS GRINNELLS French and English
w Boarding ana Day school for Young Ladies and ChId
dren has removed from 81 y 54thst 10 81 T.. 51th-sl
MRS. CHAPMAN'S English and French
I'VE school Young Ladies and Chdro1 n. sepen-
Der - u S1jh.st separate cas9 for limited NUM-
Der Of boys. send ion circular
MISS ARABEILA KETCHUMS private
w for young ladies' and children viii reopen We'd
nesday french under personal charge Of
Dr. LAMBERT SAUNEUR The mmocI OF pH1s leing
strictly limited Il desirable that applications i0r ADMISSION
should be made soon as possible German EihcIGalen
FTCeDel mct0l connected with the class Ciass
No ~ West 3.th.st
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r..,,rooIan sI4a7s2 AGO $751; 7V7 l50 sl2S soo.sSo
o,,nts of tonr ana gram at the principal
,tiant,c norts on this Odd day OF May were:
Ynrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-24

share,
Sold.
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Total sales tOc the day
GOVERNMENTS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-29
UANDE f. Go.
81 FOR TALEZA 81.


Giran Ietras sobre las siguientes plazas de- la
Peninsula Islas adyacentes per todas can't
dades, q cortos dias de vista. Tambien gran
por tel6grato cualquiera SHma sObre las mis-
mas plazas.
A - Algeciras, Almer1a, Almagro, Arau.
juez, Antequera, Avila, Andujar, Albaceto,
Alcazar, Alicante, AImaden, Arces ue Ia
Frontera, Almansa, Alcoy, Almendralejo
b Barcelona, Bilbao, Badajoz, Burgo
Bejar, Baeza.
c. Oadiz, Cordoba, Ooruha, oartagena,
Oastellon De Ia Plana, Ouenca, Oiudad Real,
OalahOfra, Oaceres, Oalatayud, Oastropol Gar.
mona, Oiesa, Ooria Ouevas de Vega
D. Daimiel.
E. FL EscOrial, Ecija.
F. Ferrol, Fgueras de Castropo.
G. Gibraltar, Corona, Granada, Gijon
Guvdalajara
H HueIva, Huesca, Haro.
l. Intantes.
Jerez de la Frontera, Jaen, Jatlva
L. L6rida, Leon, Logroho, Lugo, Luarcs,
Lnares, Lola, orca, La Serena.
M Madrid. Malaga, Murcia, Mahon, Mo.
rida, Medina del Campo.
N Novelda.
O. Oviedo, Orense, Orihuela.
p Pamplona, Palma, PaIencia, POnteve,
dra, Penarands de Bracamonte, Plasencla..
Padr6n.
O. Quintanar de IL Orden.
r. Reus, RivadeO
s. Santander, sevilla, San Sebastian, Sa.
lamanca, Santiago, soria, Segtvia, Sigderza,
San Fernando, Santa Cruz de Teaerife.
t. Tarrsgona, Teruel, Trujiilo, Tafalla,
Talavera de la Relna, Toledo, Taranl6n, Toro
Torrijos, Tudela
-Valeneia, Valladolid, vitoria, Valde
pehas, Vigo, Venaros, Verln, Vega de Rive
doe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-29
CFLEBRADO SCHAAAP2
AromaticO de Schiedam
UDOLPHO WOLFE.

Esta hecho dc Ia meior clase de ce-
bads, escoglda Con sumo cuidsdo de
los productos de los mEs afamados dis
tritos cereales esta sromatizado con la
esencia dc la grama del enebro ds Ita-
liz, ST rectitica por I'm prccedimiento
espe ciai que despoja los espiritus de
todas partlculares acres.
Como medic de impedir y co1regls
los efectos desAgradables y q menudo
peiigrosos que 50 producer en- eI esto-
msgo y los lutestlros por eli cambio de
HguAs-lnconvenlente que 50 ven muy
expuestos los visjeros,
los nuevos colonos , las personals no
aClimHtedAs-el
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-29
Sshnapps sronaticO de Schiedan.

Sc bebers abeolutamenteI INFALIBLE
mientrss que On casos de HIDROPE-
SIA, NAL DE PIEDRA, OBSTRUU-
CION DE LOS RiNONES, ENFER.
MEDAD DE LA VEJlGA, FSTRE-
CHEZ, DYSPEPSIA Y DEBILLDAD
GENERAL, SO Iecomlenda do la name.
10 mas emf tlca poI los mlembros mas
dist nguldos dc Ia profession m6dlca.
Esta envasado en- boteilas y medias
botelias, puestas en cajas, con el NOM
bre del infrascrito sobre la botella el
corcho, con I'M fac simile de su frma en-
ei Totulo.
Fue sometido para su analisis qui-
micos distinguidos, que fallaron eran
los espiritus mas puriticados de GUAM
tos SO fabrican. Habi6ndose asi de.
terminsdo su pureza y sus propieds-
des, se eDviaron muestras del articulo q
diez mil medicos, incluso los praticos
facultativos mas principales, para que
experimentaran con 81. Acompsnaba
cada muestra una circular en- que sc
solicitaba una prueba de la preparation
4 que SO anunciara el resultado. Qua
tro mil de los medicos mas eminentes
de la Union 1espondleron prOntamenet
a esta invitacion. Sus opiniones acer-
ca del artlcuIo eran unanmeimente favo.
rabies. DijeroE que la faIta de una
preparation de esa clase Sc habia sen.
lido desde mucho tempo atras por los
facultativos, pues que no SO podria to-
ner conf&nza en- los icores comunes del
conner clio, todos los cuales estaban mas
6 menos aduIterados, y por tanto ina
decuados para los objetos medlcinales.
La peculiar excelencia y fue1za de
aceite de enebro, que constituye uno
de los ingredientes de SoHNAPPs, ade-
mas de Ia fuerza del elemento alcoho-
ico, 10 dan en- a estimacion de Ia IA
cultad m6dica, una superioridad nots-
BILE sobre todos los otros estimulantes
difusivos, csmo diur6tico, t6nico 8 res.
taurativo.
Ell brevaje m6dico mencionado. 10
abrlca su proplotaTio en- So alambique
en- Shiedam, Holanda expreso para los
usOs me0lclnales.
UDoLPHo WOLFE 13 BEAVER STREET,
W YORK.
d. jun. 9.
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Marine INSURANCE Company LluIled,

Compania de aseguros maritimos de
Londres.
Aceptan riesgos de su g6nero sobre
toda clase lie PRODUCTOS, MEROA-
DERIAS y EFECTIVO tlpos modi-
COS. Sus agenTeS generates en- esta lsla.
Fedaersen Willlnk & %.
h.2o. San Juan r. p.
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Taller dc litegrsfla
VIUDl De Morris d Y RODECK.
81 FORTALEzA. 81.

Estimulados por ID mucha preferen-
Cis con que nos viene honrando el p1-
blico de esta isls con sus gratcs pedi-
dos, tenemos el gusto de aDuncisr que
aCabamos de renovsr nuestro surtido de
pspel, cartulinas, tintas demas mate.
riales para los trabajos de nuestro ra-
mo, y completar el personal, pori6n.
donos as en- 81 case de poder cumpiir
con mas puutualidad todos los encargos
que Sc nos confen precios m6dicos ,
con el esmero que costumbramos po.
der en- todo 10 que hRcemos.
San Juan, p. r. Julio 1882.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-29

Este servicio 10 prestan los grandiosos=
c6modos y rapidos Vapores Manila, 81
lrld," "Reina Mercedes" "M9jico, ItsY e
cacruz" y Panama"
Los vapores de esta empreSan enlRzaM on
Pderto-Rico la Habana con Los VapoEe1s
correos ue la Peninsula y ademas enlazafI
on la Habana con el yapor de la mieHna oms
a,resa que sale para Veracruz el Is de cadS
mss y en- Santiago de Cuba con Ell de IL lines
lie Ia Habana Colon. 5ysQssAAs 0D 4
El vapor de Ia Inca de ,Veracruz tocars
90 los puertos de Progfeso. Frontera d.
Eabasco Veracruz y Tuxpan.s . 5D 10 Il q
El vapor de Ia Habana Colon saldr6- d.
santiago de Cuba para Kingston, 8antss
Marta, BarranQuilla, Oartagenags 0Dl6n.
Los pasajeros que tomen bQleta en- eete
puerto para La Guaira. han de enb6rcafpe
on 81 vapor de Ia empress que sale el ~ de
cad8 mes.
Para los citados puntos go admitir&n car
"a pasajeros. f5s9 sfem,igf9 s
Para mas detalles dlrigirse los agente
de Ia linea, On Ponce Gandarias, Bro GArc
u Co., en- Mayaguez Patxot. Castell6 & Co.
an Aguadilia, silva, Ferrer u Co., y en- San
Juan Y tsis5.18t ls1lq
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