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WHO LEFT THESE BEHINDs

In = mound recently opened in NORTH
Carolina were found eighteen graves, eleven
of them encased hi Stone (but not like the
supposed Shawnee stone graves), and num-
erous stone implements, such ~ axes. oelts.
spear and arrow heads, pipes. pottery. beaten
copper implements and engraved shells. re-
sembling very strongly the pictures Of Mex
can manuscript There was also found
piece OF hammered iron. which wouli seem
to indicate that il Wa made after contac,
with Che whites, although the bones are sc
much ,deeayed that il il impossible almost,
TO save any portion Of them; but al the m
dications are such that it would be pro.
nounced one Of The oldest of the momdk.
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111k FLORIDA wAn.

Abouttwsnty miles from Live Oak, Florida,
writes . correspondent of the Philadelphia
1s'nea are the famous White Sulphur Springs,
where waters bubble and play that are CON-
ndered specific for Ill diseases Of rheu-
matic nature. Here wns the favorite resort
OF the noted ohief, Osceola, but whether he
was afflicted with pains and aches that made
these visits compulsory is not known. This
famous chief. who was half-bread and
whose English name was Powell, seems to
have been noble character. His orders
were always strict against the killing of
women and children. Often when he and
his braves were lying in ambush near some
frontier fort merry parties Of women and
children. but now my braves ara led by
one"-referring to Wild Cat-"who will
spare nothing that - white" His hostility
extended to males alone he was humane and
merciful to all others
A romantic aud pathetic incident is related
OF him in connection with his visits to these
springs. During lull in one of their various
z 3
wars he had come here with his wife and
child to rest and recuperate in the healing
waters. Fearing no attack, as their was peace
in the land. he made no effort at conceal
ment and Abandoned himself to those pleas
ures OF home and family that even q relskin
is capable of appreciating.
His presence. unarmsd and unsuarded,
was discovered by party Of white hunters,
and they determined to kill him. In defiance
Of all right and justice, they sneaketl upon
him while he was Watching the playful gam
bols OF his child. and poured upon the group
deadly volley of buckshot. Osceola was
unhurt, and bounding into the bushes, es-
capped, but his wife and child were Instantly
killed This cruel act changed his kindly
nature to gall and wormwood, and thereafter
his life was marked by trail of blood. He
refused all terms. and wased bitter and re-
lentless wax to the end. sl ..t#
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OBSERVATIONS ON SOUND.

The following curious observations of
sound have been carefully verified by IN ex
tsnded aer,ess Of sxpsrinsnts The whistle
Of q locomotive Is heard thrse thousand,
three hundred yards the noise Of . raiIroad
train, two thousand, eight hundred yards
the report OF 1nusket and the bark of a
deg. eiebteen hundred; the orchestra or the
roll Of a drum, sixteen hundred the human
voice reaches to distance Of one thousand !;
the croaking Of frogs, nine hundred; tn
chirping of chickens, eight hundred. Dis
sinct speaking is heard in the air from be-
low up to q distance Of six hundred yarls
from above it is only understood to range
OF ono hundred yards downward It has
been ascertained that an echo b we'll re-
'iected from tho surfnce of smooth watel
only when the voice comes from an eleva-
ton. Other similar phenomena connected
with the transmission of sound have been
observed, but the results disagree, eithe,
from inaccuracy in the observations or from
the varying nature oe the circumstances af-
fecting the numbers obtained. Such varia-
tons occur to IN extent of ten to twenty per
cent. and even more. The weather being
cold and dry or warm and wet are the chiei
Influencing causes In tho first ease the
sound goes to greater and in the second "a
Lesser distanca es
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TROPICAL vraErArror IN crr1or

Herr Haeckel, in the :" Letters Of Indian
Travel" which he published iu the IS Dsut-
sche Rundschau," gives sone glowing de-
scriptions Of the beautiful and curious forms
of tropical vegetation which he met in the
forests and jungles and gardens Of Ceylon.
Down in the valley away bslow him. as he
journeyed by rail from K,ndy to Peradenia,
he observed in the jungles which alternate
with the cultivated lands, towering above
all the other trees, the giant stems OF the
talipat palm (Corypha um6raeAit itsro). s'queen
among the palms Of Ceylon." Its perfectly
straight white trunk resembles slender
marble pillar, and often rises to height Of
mere than 100 fest Each one Of the fan
shaped leaves Of its stately crown covers .
semicircle sixteen feet in diameter, or sur
faoe 2oOsquare test Numerous applications
are made Of tho lesvea, the most important
perhaps being torpurposse of fthatching. They
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on THIRTY DAYS rnrAr.

TIE VoLATAIc BELT Co., Marshall, Mich
will send DIR. DYE's CkLEBRArRD ELncrno-
voLrAIc BELTS AND ELEcTRIc AFF1IAHCfe
on trial for thirty days to mon tyoune pr
old] who are afflicted with nervous de6il-
ity, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar
'snteeiug speedy and complete resteessien Of
health and manly viyor. Address as shQye
N. B.-No risk is incurred. as thirty day'l
trial is allowed. 1t
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NOVEL USE OF GnEENDAcks.

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''What becomes Of all the greenbacks and
bank-notes after they have served their few
years Of usefulness?" is a frequent query. A
bank-note bas its lifs just the same Is an
other things useful What an interesting
story the travels Of a greenback, from the mo-
ment it leaves the press until it returns to
the macerating machine would make! The
sverage life Of bank-note is about three
years. perhaps little longer. After serving
its purpose as curren1y it is metamorphosed
INTO rabbits. birds and other figures. The
process Of the destruction Of the notes i an
interesting one. sss.5 ssssssS
The readers will often see in the daily
papers paragraph something like this
/ National bank-uo.es received for redemp.-
tion to-lay. five hundred thousand dollars, !"
The next day those notes ara carried to the
Bureau Of Engraving AMI Printing and
placed in a machine containing immense
knives, which chop the notes into fragments.
This operation is conducted unler the super
vision Of tllree officers of the Treasury d.
partment especially detailed for this busi-
aess. No one is allowed to be present at this
,lsily maceration of the notes except the Off
cials and the men who run the machine.
They are compelled to remain in the room
until each separate note Is destroyed They
must account in detail afterwards to the Rs-
lemption Bureau for each note anl should
one become lost or mislaid, aud afterwards
dnd its way into circulation, the result would
be the immediate discharge Of the three gen.
tlemen who daily have in their custody from
half million to two or thros million of
notes and bonds Tie shrels are reduced
to pulp, and then BY = patented process this
mass Is nodded into figures of birds and ami
mails and sold q inementoss TO visitors.
oftentimes It will happen that one little OBJ
jectwia be composed Of what once wns one
hundred thousand dollars worth Of money.
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Dr!rssjorroes rscommends potassium,
xuhronats for disinfectins cesspools. sew
= duss1ing-roomA &c., and considers it
~ % BE- of great uss in diseases due to
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Scientific

y,sufs aud Temperature are assigned
-nisyxsapt functions in the movement
~ yl,.iurs by Mr.. Walter B. Brown than
.n.awnSSdtjsck.
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avail myself of this opportunity to return
my sincere thanks for the liberal patronage
% long bestowed on mo. and to assure those
who may confide their orders to me, that
wheth1e small or large, they will receive the
best tesms aud prompt attention.
JOS. +. THIBODEAUx. .
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= s.ssafisuasnant Nassenat, who lately finished
1 eisusidc mission near Bograra, discovered
Roman city in the southern part of
D;fba Tho circuit Of the ruins Is stated
4 h about three kilometres.
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formerly constituted the only substitute which
the Singlaless had for paper. and are stil,
used to . considerable extent for that pur-
pose The ancient paskols manuscript in
the Buddhist eloistsrs were all written With
IRON styles on osa-paper, or narrow strips Of
tallpat leaves prepared by stepping and dry.
ing them. The talipat blooms but once in
It's life, generally between its iiftieth and
elshfieth year. The magnificent pyramid Of
flowers rises from The top immediately above
the mass OF foliage. to height Of thirty or
forty feet and is composed of millions Of
whitish yellow blossoms; and the tree dies
Is soon as the nuts arc ripe. 3e -5.t
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Beware Of making your moral staple
consist OF the negative virtures. It is good
to abstain and teach others to abstain from
oil that is sinful or hurtful. But making q
business OF it tends to emaciation Of char
acter. unless one feeds largely also on the
mere nutritious diet Of active. sympathetic
bsnayolence.
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DR.. David Young. in tho Practitioner.
sums up his experiences in administering
1uinine: !. Never give quinine in antipy-
rstic doses when there is constipation OF
scanty secretion g In cases where il is
being administered, aud an increase OF dose
is desirable. this may be safely done if the
skin. bowels, and kidneys maintain their
normal functional activity. 3. In many
cases of rearittent and intermittent fevers
the combination of the drug with chloride
Of ammonium or salt Of potash OF soda ia
likely to be more easily tolerated as well as
moro useful than il il b. administered in o
pare form. 4 During the administration
+ # quinins should healache come on or
increase in intensity the case requires the
most careful attention.
Suddenly. duringss perfect calm at Ka-
:engsp, in the Provence Of Bohns. Sweden,
I. violent whirlwind arose ON the night OF
Sept, "a It came from the southeast,
bringing with it quantities Of sand, earth and
straw. Quite Unexpectedly bright light
chased sway the darkness, rendering ever,
sobjea&1 - Visible - nt noon. The illumina
ton vas caused BY grand meteor. shaped
like a4ece. (which appeared in the zenith.
and Which .: frA seemed 20 consist oi
myriads of Large sparhA grsdually changing
into . star shining with binding luatre,
and with all the coicrs Of the rainbow, il
The northwest, four " five metres above the
horizon. Al soon as the meteor disap
feared the wind fell Just as suddenly as
.ruse Che phenomenon lasted only abou:
ons minute. slsN8 ss@s 9is. hHn
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household remedies IS daily growing more
imperative, and Of these Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters il the chief In merit ands the
most popular. Irrcxularity Of the stonsch
and bowels, malarial fever, liver COM
plants, debility, rheumatism, and minor
ailments, ere thoroughly coaquered tby ttlD
Incompatible family resterstive and nsedio.
inal safeguard, and it is jpstly regarded .
the purest and most comprehensive remedy.
Dealers gen rally. - sea7 = = zs.s1 !.
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/. Acanoe, partly imbeded under the River
lsva ,hns besn found in the parish Of Pull
aonek Sussex. England Itsis fifteen feet
lne by four feet broad, aud had been cut
q II dngle massive oak tree in the etone
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ANUNCIOS.
Don Feiiciano FuerteS, Juez M
nicipGL del DiStritO de San
Francisco q de T.: LnStancia
INFERNO del miSDaO.

Por auto de diez nueve del actual, recaido
a instancia del Procurador D. Juan de Andino
en- el incidente al concurso de d. Catalina
Ponce de Leon, sobre venta de dos tercios de
una casa dc altos bajos de piedra azotea,
sta en- la calle de la Cruz marcada con ell nd-
nero SO del Gobierno, colindante por la dere-
cha entrando con la casa que Sc dice ser de la
propiedad de D. Arturo Sanjurjo, por la IL
quierda con la que Sc dice ser de D. Jose Gar
cia Justiniano, al fondo con la de d. Encar-
nacion de Mora y al frente con la Gale de la
Cruz citada Sc ha mandado poner en- pdblica
subasta dichos dos tercios de la referida casa
por el terrnino de treinta dias, sehalando al
efecto el dia 81 del mes pr6ximo de Mario y
nora de las II cuyo acto tendra lugar en- Ell Juz-
gado de San Francisco, no admitiendose postu-
ras que no cubran los dos tercios de casa as
cendentes 5,088 pesos 88 cts. y2I3 de cts.
en- contrandose dicha casa en- mediano estado
de conservation
Y para la concurrencia de licitadores expido
la presente en- Puerto Rico II de Febrero de
1854 FFLIcIANo FUERTEs.-El escribano,
MAxIMINo AYBAR.
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Agradecidos.-Lo estamos al
Sr. DR.. d. Agustin Stahl que Sc ha
servido remitirnos un ejemplar de 81
folleto Estudios sobre la Flora de Puer-
to- Rico.
| Es uu trabajo minucioso que revela
"a laboriosidad cientifca del autor.
Ell Doctor Saldafia. = Segdn
reza ell correspondence annnclo, ell Sr.
| Doctor Saldana Casenave ha fjado 50
estndio en- la casa ndmero 8 de La calle
de San Jose.
NuevO Doctor. Ha llegado
de Barcelona ell joven DR.. en- Medicine
Cirujia D. Antonio Pastor y Font.
Dese&mosle muchos triunfos en- la
ciencia y en- pro de la humanidad.
Biblioteca Municipal,-El apre-
ciab.e joyen Doctor D. Antonio Pas
tor Y Font, M6dico Cirujano, reciente-
mente llegado de Barcelona para es-
tablecerSe en- esta Ciudad, ha hecho d
la Biblioteca Pdblica Municipal un
espl6ndido regalo, que consiste en- sie-
te voluminosos libros, a. mayor, pas
ia espanola, pertenecientes d la Ca
leria de Autores Espanoles" y son;
"Cr6nicas de los Reyes de Castillo" "
3; "Poetas liricos del siglo XVIII" f"
3: "Obras de Fil6sofos," /: cuyos IL
bros p0r su tan reconocido merito tie
nen I'M alzado valor.
Digna de elogio es la acci6n del jo-
ven Doctor, hijo del apreciabilisimo Sr.
D. Bartolome Pastor Marquee.
CuahdO un remedi0 s1ca1za las
bondades que posee ell AJcohoIado Ga
tell, debe tener la protection del pdbli-
CO en- general. Lamentable es que la
humanidad siempre acuda Ultima ho-
ra en- busca de 10 que debi6 proporcio-
narse primero.
81 va es sabido que ell AIc0hOlGdO
GateU produce sorprendentes resulta-
dos Ipor que hemos de yer personals pa
deciendo sin necesidad?
Tengase en- toda casa ell AIc0h0I0dO
GoteW, como arma de defensa para los
dolores de cabeza, reumaticos, jaque-
cas-, &. &.
Pidase los Boticarios y al "Col-
mado."
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MEMORIAL,
CORRESPONSAL.


Con atento B. L. M. del Sr
Gobernador General, hemos re
cibido un foileto de 3 hojas de
Iectura en- 81, conteniendo ell er-
tracto de la memoria sobre los
medios de impulsar la construc-
cion de las obras pdblicas en-
Puerto Rico, redactado de orden
de la Autoridad Superior.
Agradecemos mucho la remi-
sion, Y NADIA Sc nos ocurre acerca
del mismo, toda vez que sobre
este particular, antes de ahora,
hemos escrito va 10 suficiente.
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Total. s474.O56-14
RODRIGUEz,M ORENO Y CO.
14.--sAN JUSTo-l4.

Comerciantes en- perfumsria, SOM
breros de panama y ieltro, generos de
punto, medias, camiseIas y encajes,
calzoncillos, camisss, paraguas, pintu-
ra Y aceite de linaza y suRTIDo GEEH-
RAJ DE pIELEs toda clase de efectos
pertenecientes al ramo de quincalla.
Unicos agentes generates DE- Ia fa-
brica de baules de esta ca'NIai, con-
tando con una tx >tuciA tlc 500 NlDos
DE 4 4, que realizan d SO 1000, con
condolences ventsjosas para el eomnrss
dec q
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ID. ri. PTZA,
COMERCIANTE C0MISIONISTA.
IS, Broadway, Nueva - York
EsTABLEC1Do EN- 1874.

Sc ocupa con especialidad de la eje-
cuci6n de ordenes y venta de productos
coIoniales Hispaao-Americanos, con
prontitud y tidelidad, por una comision
m0dica, l20
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GustavO G. Bindseil
Comisionista, erportodOr y agente d
fd5ric0s ~ 32 WGnen Street.
NuecG- York.

Ofrece sus servicios al comercio de
esta Antilla en- tcdos los ramos de Ia
industria americana y posee inmensAI
facilidades para la compra y venta dc
toda clase de articulos.
Hace especialidades de toda clase en-
coches y carruajes, arneses para caba-
Hos sillas de montar q precios sunna-
mente bajos que desafian toda compe-
tencia en- estos ramos.
Solicita correspondence y da cotiEs-
clones de todo genero de productOs y
artefactos. ~
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lfbremente su decisi6n. Y en- honor
lie la verdad, asi 10 proclaman tambien
q una los diarios miuisteriales, 10 one
debe bastar para desTanecer la duda
de que pueda suceder ctra cosa. One
los hechos confrmen, pues, tan bueuas
intenciones.
Els de ", Sr. Director, atfmo. s. s.
@. B. s. M.
CORRESPONSAL.
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COMUNICADO.
San Lorenzo 25 de Febrero de 1884.
Sr. Director del BoLETIN.
Puerto-Rico

San Lorenzo 25 de Febrero de 1884.
Sr. Director del BoLETIN.
Puerto-Rico
Muy Sr. y amigo nuestro: Suplica-
mos V. Sc sirva publican en- las CO.
lumnas de su ilustrado peri6dico las
siguientes lineas, anticipandole por clio
mil gracias sus affmos. amigos y S. S.
@. B. S. M.
villa Z IsERN.
"Tenemos noticias de origen fdedig-
no que una casa de comercio de esta
Isla, sin duda con ell fin de lucrarse en-
periuicio de nuestros intereses, ha CO.
metido ell abuse de marcar con nuestro
nombre las pacas de tabaco de clase in.
ferior al nuestro que ha recolectado de
distintas procedencias, embarcandolas
para la Habana con la marca expresa-
da, falseando asi por complete la ver-
dad puesto que ninguna de las pacas
de referencia ha pertenecido d neustra
casa.
Podemos probar con datos que no
dejan lugar q duda que nuestra hoja
del cosecho pasado tan solo ha sido ven-
dida directamente: 100 pacas d los
Sres. A. Gonzal z y Co., de la Habana,
y ell resto de la partida compuesta de
400 pacas mas 8 menos D. Celestino
Sola de Caguas, quien, segdn noticias,
10 vendi6 en- su mayor parte d la fabri-
ca de tabaco de esa Capital Las Dos
AmtilIas. Esclarecemos estos hechos y
hacemos pdblica esta manifestation
para que no sean sorprendidas aqueilas
personals que acontumbran comprar ta-
baco de nuestra marca, y evitar d la vez
ell descredito consiguiente con perjuicio
d nuestroS intereses."
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Para epilOgo. o.--Cantamos vic
toria con anticipation. 81 en- los dos
primeros dias de Carnaval rein6 calma
chicha, no asi ciertamente en- la noche
del dltimo.
Algunas GALES de esta ciudad pare
clan campos de Agramante. Sc cru
zaba cada huevazo y cada chorro de
aqua que ponia en- grave aprieto al
transeunte ajeno q esas expansiones
que nj Sc explican satisfactoriamente
nj tienen raz6n de ser.
;Cuando desapareceran?
ObitO.-Eza fallecidO en- esta
ciudad la Sra. d. Francisco Berries de
Ortiz.
Descanse en- paz.
Bien NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. de
M6jico han llegado d esta Capital la
primera actriz d. Balbina Marin y ell
prime actor D. Martin Prado, quienes
ventajosamente conoce este publico,
Bien venidos sean.
Function dramatically d pro-
p6sito de esos artistas. Hemos dido
decir que con So valiosa direction pien-
sase poner en- escena en- nuestro teatro
la Ultima notable production de Cano
La PosionGriG.
Nos alegrariamos de que clio result
tase un hecho.
COrtador.-El bazaar de .. Jai-
me Tomas ha adquirido IN excelente
cortador, D. Julio Lopez Ferran, que
ACADIA de llegar de Ia Peninsula con
destino a aquel establecimiento.
En- 81 cual dicho, sea de paso, Sc ha
recibido IN famoso surtido de cortes
para trajes y trajes hechos q Ia dernie-
re.
Seco.-Hace algunos dias que
ell tempo Sc sostiene tenazmente seco.
No cae una gotta de aqua nj para re-
medic. Asi Sc nota que estando en-
Febrero, reina va IN calorcillo bastante
insinuante.
ZarzueIa. - Parece ser que
dertro de POGO quedara organizada una
selecta troupe de zarzuela en- que tgu-
rara Ell Sr. Bachiller.
Que sen cuanto antes.
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Real Decreto por ell que SO releva
al Excmo. Sr. D. Saturnino F. Ace
llama de los cargos de segundo Ca
bo de esta Capitania General y Gober-
nador Militar de la Capital por ha-
Der cumplido ell plazo prefjado para
ejercerlos. S. NJ. queda satisfecho del
cello, inteIigenciay y lealtad con que ha
desempenado ell sefior Acellana aque-
Hos cargos.
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iUTUADO! iUTUADO!
lila MALLORQUINAl!

Uu general Surtido de provsiones frescas;
arti :ulos del pai', excelentes licOres; todo pa.
ra detallar prccios m6dicos. Tn ron viejo
iAve-Maria que ronl treinta cUdto ahos 80
calcu.a que tenga por su rico y susve ssboE.
La prueba ju-tificara la verdad.
rs ANTONIO SERBIA.
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GAIA De PRESTAMOS.

Ell dia 90 del actual Sc remstarsa
en- ptblica subasta las prendas de los
talones que d continuation Sc expresan,
por cuenta de quien corresponds y or
den de los Sres. q. Tnaud & Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-29
GACETA DE HOY.

Concedida authorization q Mr.. James
Finlay para que ejerza Ell Vice-consu-
Iado Britanico en- Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-29

Aprobado ell nombramiento de don
Eduardo Acufla para ell cargo de Fis-
cal sustituto de esta Audiencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-29

Otro nombrando segundo Cabo de
esta Capitania General y Gobernador
Militar de la plaza al Mariscal de Cam
po don Carlos Suances.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-29
RODIGUEz, MORENO & co,

| Comerciantes en- tolos los articulos del ramo de
| quincalla. Surtido general de pelea.
Agentes generates de la fabrica de baules de esta
Capital cuya existencia de 800 nidos de 4, reaza
4 $6-40,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-29
GUIA LOCAL.
VIJANDE Y COMP, rortalsua 80

Comerciantes comisionistas giro de letras
Agentes de la Linea de vapores de Olano, Larrina
ga y Comp y de la Compania Catalina de Vapores
Trasatlanticos