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Company Il.

For many years Company G, or the Sars-
field Guard. as it is more Familiarity known,
was the crack company of the First Artll-
lery Regiment, if not the best company III
the National Guard of California 1t claimed
this honor from the fact that no company
was better drilled, had better general
attendance. and its team of rife shots mai a
record that to day stands unequaled. For
few years past the company, owing TO the
fact that many of its members have moved
away, has lost little of that enthusiasm
for which formerly it was famous a lew
evenings since the company held an cleo
ton for Captain, and chose Thomas Is.
Hall. member of + Company, and one OF
the firm of Hall. Luhrs {; Co. Mr.. Hall is
a gentleman highly respected by every
member Of the regiment, and ms selecton
for this important office was mace without
dissenting voice. Last evening, lor the
first time, he assumed the duties
of CAPTAIN. Every member OF the
conpany was present, as was also
Colonel Sheehan, Major Mckee and other
officers of the regiment. After the bust
ness of the meeting was concluded, by IN
vitation of Captain Hall, all present re-
paired to the banquet-room upstairs, where
a fine banquet was spread. ~ }.s2s : =
Colonel Sheehan occupied the post of
honor, at the head of the table beside the
Captain. The Colonel, after all were seated,
addressed those present from military
standpoint, and had many compli-
mentary remarks for the entire regiment.
He said he always felt at home
at a meeting of the Sarstield Guard,
of which at one time he had the
honor OF being Captain. He spoke OF the
splendid record achieved in the past by the
company that under the captaincy of Mr..
Hall none of the laurels, so deseryedly
won, would ever be wrested from them
He congratulated the company upon their
happy selection, and congratulated the
Captain upon being honored with the
captaincy of such an excellent company.
He proposed the health of the Captain,
which was drank in bumpers Of wine.
Captain Hall replied in few fitting re-
marks, and said his utmost efforts at all
times would be to make the company one
of the best in the regiment. He said he
hoped all the members would be on hand
each drill night, and he was sure by long
pull, strong pull, and pull all together,
this would be accomplished.
Short speeches were made by the follow
ing-named: Captain II. Weinstock, G. W.
Stafford, VIM. Naughton, Frank Kunz,
Peter FIaherty Lincoln White Lieutenant
Murray, Of the Emmett Guard of Stockton;
NJ. NJ Sheehan, H. Seymour, Charles Burn
ham. Corporal Cook, of the Stockton
Guard; f. Y. Williams, j. H. Miller, and
others.
The company took in ten new recruits
last night, and will go to Camp Stoneman
with full ranks
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INSTANTLY RELIEVED.

Mrs. Ann Laeour, of New Orleans, La, writes
81 have a son who has been sick for two years;
he has been attended by our leading physicians,
but all TO no purpose. This morning he had his
usual spell of coughing, and was so greatly
Frustrated in consequence, that death seemed
imminent. We had in the house bottle of DR..
WIN. HALLS BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS,
purchased by my husband, who noticed your
advertisement yesterday We administered it,
and he was instantly relieved" fe24-isly&wly
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sabbath-school Convention.

The Sacramento County Sunday school
Convention was opened at the parlors OF
the Congregational Church last evening, a
good audience being in attendance The
exercises were commenced with a praise
service, conducted by Rev. A c. Herrfcll,
of the Calvary Baptist Church. The re-
mainder Of the evening was occupied by
Rev. H. C. Christian, of the NJ E. Church
South, who delivered an earnest and inter
esting address upon the subject, " The
Work of Convention of Children in the
Sunday-school.'
The Convention Will be continued to-day
and this evening, with programme, as fol-
lows:
In the forenoon, at 10 o'clock, Devotional
Exercises, conducted by Rev W C. Mer-
rill; 1915, General Discussion Upon Mis-
sionary Work in the Sunday School, opened
by Rev. George r. Bird.
AfIernOOn-2 o'clock, Devotional Exer-
cises, conducted by Rev. C. Mex elvey; 2:15.
Normal Work, c.. w. Beers; 2:45, Discus
sion on Normal Work; 3:15, How to Con-
duct Teachers Meetings, Rev. Z. S. Chap
man, D. D.; 345, Opening of Question
Drawer, conducted by Rev. A. J. Frost
D. d.
Evenlng-I:45 o'clock, Praise Service,
conducted by Rev. E. Il. Ollie s, address,
The Gospel of the Jewish Tabernacle, -
by Rev. f. S. Chapman, D. d.
Rev. Dr. Chapman. who is to deliver the
address this evening, has been recently APP
pointed by the State Sunday School AssO-
citation as State Superintendent OF Sunday
School Work. He has for the past year
occupied one of the leading pulpits OF San
Francisco, and is an able and eloquent
speaker. His address this evening Will be
illustrated with an accurate model of the
Jewish Tabernacle. The lecture will be
free, and an invitation has been extended
to all to attend this and the other exer-
cises.
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Sacramento, July lS-By Rev. II. H. Rice at the
residence OF the brides parents, William II.
Markell, of Portland Or, to Clara f. Wander
cook, of this city. Portland, Or, papers
please copy.l
Sonora, July 15--C. Rameres to A. Salas.
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SACRAMENTO IMMIGRATION ASSOCIATION
The Red Bluff Cause, referring to this or
ganization, says: THE Immigration Asso-
citation of Sacramento has stuck the KEY
note that will continue to vibrate until
large land-holdings will be divided and
subdivided into small tracts and sold to
colonies and families from Eastern States.
who are coming here to make permanent
homes. The plan adopted by the Sacra-
mento Association is to send man through
| the county to talk with large land-holders
and small ones too, for that matter, and
| learn from them who have lands for sale
and, if they are found to ascertain if they
would sell in small tracts TO families or eel
Onies. The plan has worked admirably,
and an agent reported to the Association, a
few days ago, that he had found over Is, 600
| acres, owned by men who We're ready and
willing to sell to actual settlers at prices
| ranging from $50 to S35 per acre. AT those
hgures many immigrants could purchase a
| fOrty-acre lot, improve it, and set it out to
vines and trees, and in five years sell it for
ut least l50 an acre, and probably for $500
| an acre If he wished to sell. But men who
come here with money to purchase land to
improve and cultivate do not expect to sell
it. They have left the cold, inhospitabe
Northwest for the genial, healthful and in
MIGRATING California climate, with wife and
children, and they expect to live and die in
the Golden State"
SALE POSTPONED. The announcement is
made by Sherburn & Smith, auctioneers,
| that the auction sale of real estate and per-
sonal property of the late John Bonetti, at
Swiss Station, which had been advertised
| to take place to-day, has been postponed
until the 30th instant The property con
sists of ranch, orchard, residence and the
business of the station. 1t is on the upper
Stockton road, some three miles south of
the city. Further particulars may be OBJ
tanned by addressing Sherburn Il Smith,
1913 X street
BARwIcK's REpoRr-The highest tenn
perature yesterday at the different Signal
Service stations was: For Tatoosh
Island $50; Olympia, 7lo;;Spokane Falls. 100;
Dayton, $50; Fort Candy, Csc; Portland, 74o;
| Roseburg, 790; Cape Mendocino, SO; Red
! Bluff, 80; Sacramento, 500; San Francis
co, Csc; Keeler. 959; SanLuis Obispo, CSC;
Los Angeles, $50, and San Diego, 40.
ARREsTs.-These arrests were recorded
at the staGon-house last night All eau,
! by officers Franks and Ash, for vagrancy;
All Kong, vagrancy, by officer Franks;
| VIM J. Patterson, disturbing the peace, by
| officers Sullivan and Rider
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THE cheapest, clearest and best beer on
the market is the Fredericksburg export.
6. w. Chesley, sole agent.
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M EIl

Woodland, July lS-Mrs. Nevie Myers, Sc years,
9months and ? days.
Sonora, July l6-Isaac Milton Strain, GO years.
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CHEAP FARES TO THE MoUNTAINs.-Some
weeks ago the suggestion was made in
these columns, by a citizen of this city, that
it would be good idea TO petition the rail
road company to establish excursion rates
from here to Truckcc and intermediate
points good from each Saturday till the
following Monday. The matter appears to
have taken shape. and it is now understood
that from now until September round-trip
tickets between here and Truckee will be
issued on Friday of each week for 81, the
same 10 be good until the following We'd
uesdav. CIhe regular fare IS So 50 each
way This arrangement will prove great
boon to persons of moderate means who
may desire 10 get out OF the lowlands Occa
sionally during the hot month of August
and breathe for q time the pure, bracing air
of the pine forests up about the summit OF
the Sierra Nevada.
SAD OVERWHELMINGLY persons in
this city remember the lovely little five
year-old girl, Harriet Beaumont Lockwood,
whose parents have frequently visited Sac
ramento from Oakland The Chicago
Journal Of the 18th instant contains an ac-
count Of the childs death in that city 1t
appears that her father, J Ohm g. Lockwood,
had accompanied the Mexican editors
party 10 Chicago, as interpreter, taking his
wife and child along. From Chicago the
party went to Minneapolis and the child
was left in the former city in the care of
friends until her parents should return
While they were absent she was attacked
BY diphtheria and died before her parents
could reach her. She was an uncommonly
bright and beautiful child, and a fayorite
with all who knew her.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED. - Sacramento
Parlor, No. 3, and Sunset Parlor No. 26,
Native Sons of the Golden West, have APP
pointed committees respectively to perfect
arrangements toward having the Parlors
participate in the coming celebration of
Admission Day, at Santa Rosa, on the 9th
Of September next, and last evening they
met and formed as a joint celebration COM
mittee From Sacramento Parlor-Rev.
Carroll NJ. Davis, Theo. G. Eilers, Geo. H.
Clark. John A. Movers and Herbert w.
Taylor. Sunset Parlor-W. w Marvin, Jr.,
W r. Ormsby, W. w Bassett, Eugene f.
Smith, Chas. H. Burnham and John Fun
stOn, with Rev. Carroll NJ. Davis Chairman
and w. w. Bassett, Secretary. Active steps
will at once be taken relative 10 making
the celebration a success.
LADIES silk gauntlets, black and colored,
81 pair. Hale Bros.
LARGE sales keep our stock fresh and
new Hale Bros.
ASK for Hale Bros colored silks. 90
cents yard.
EMBROIDERY, 124 cents to 81 IS a yard.
Hale Bros.
DoN'r buy until you obtain the prices of
Hale Bros.
LADIES linen collars, new styles. Hale
Bros.
COMBINATION dress suitings. Hale Bros
VARIED assortment of corsets. hale Bros. =
SMALL profits. Hale Bros.
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UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC

SUATED ON RAILROADS. MIDWAY
leading
l.
in
uJnseCa
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LADIES embroidered cashmere scarfs, in
cream, pink, blue and cardinal, So so to
s. so each. Hale Bros.
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A CHANCE for the men to dress up with
very little means. Shirts, socks and hand
kerchiefs at much under value, slightly
soied by fresh water. The best 81 shirt
for IS cents all of the best Wamsush
muslin, and double front. Boys fine white
shirts for rs cents. Pure linen handker-
chiefs for cents, at the Red House semi
annual clearing this month
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LARGEsr assortment Shetland shawls in
the city. Hale Bros. & Co.
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MARRIED,

LARGEST assortment. Hale Bros.
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HALE's "oliver" kid glove. The best
in use.
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Auction Sale.
Sherburn 4 Smith, Swiss Station, July 30th.

Land for sale, w F. Coleman.
Boys wanted at Mechanics Store.
Hale Bros, d CO.-Ladies' Corsets.
Wcinstoch d Lubin-July and August.
L. L. Lewis e Co.-Must be sold.
Annual State Fair.
Boys wantcd-J. Donley.
Red HOuse-War.
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" LONE FISHERMAN.
J. G. DEViNE

FI9HE FINEST FIVE-CENT CIGAR IN THE
Market. Also Il fine line of Imported and
Key West Oh hand at 225 street
iy6-isim r. H. PETIT PrOprietOr
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ARREsTs-These arrests were recorded
at the station-house last night: All eau,
by officers Franks and Ash, for vagrancy;
All Kong, vagrancy, by officer Franks;
VIM J. Patterson, disturbing the peace, by
officers Sullivan and Rider.
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SALOONS, ETC.
FIFTH AVENUE SALOON,
1918 FIFTH STREET, BET. j AND *.

HyHE SHARPEsT, COOLEST AND MOST
i Delicious Beer always ON draught AZ o celi.s
glass. Best of Wines, Liquors ana cigars u
stock EDWARD DIETERLE, proprietor
jyi1-4pu
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ArrlvaIs at the Capital Hotel yesterday
Eugne Kurtz, San Rafael; J. H. Hopper
and wife, Yolo county; ]. H. Mitchell,
Gait; Mrs. Z. NJ, Wilson, McConnell's; P.
McClurg, Woodland p s. Garrett, Dixon;
n. c. Minor, Davisyille; W. p. Brown, San
| Francisco; A. Sutherland and wife, lone /;
]. F. Kaufman, Miss Kibble Marysyille !;
S. Myers, Suffer Creek.
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BLACK and colored twilled silk parasoIs,
81 09 each. Hale's.
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eF' richly FIEsT-CLAsS. 50
Free 'Bus to and from the Cars
jyGtf ". o. BOWERS, Proprietor.
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THE best value ever offered is now at our
semi annual clearing sale at Red House.
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ST. pAVID'S

7l5 Howard ST.. near Third San Francisco.
4 FIRST-CLASS LODGING HOTEL con-
II tanning $50 rooms; water and gas III each
room; no better beds in the world; no guest al
lowed to use the linen once used by another:
large reading-room; hot and cold water baths
free. Price of rooms Per night, 50 and - cents;
per week. from g upwards. Open all night.
HUGHES, Proprietor At Msrketstreet Ferry.
take Omnibus line of street cars for Third and
Howard. iy2TuThSJ
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SPECIAL good values in carpets, mattings,
Moquet mats, etc, etc. Great semi annual
clearing sale, Red House
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In the city Yesterday: Philip Mahan,
Costumes f. Archer, San Francisco W
H. Dixon and wife, William Belcher, Mrs.
S. Belcher, Miss NJ. Belcher, Miss S. Belch-
en- A. A Saunders, Mrs. A. Murray, Cos
umnes William Stillman, Pleasant Grove;
c. G. Ames, Mrs. Rodgers, Mrs Majors,
Auburn Mrs. NJ. Gurley, Plymouth; j. L.
Houx, a. S. Bosquit and wife, Single
Springs; ". c. Afford, ROseyille; p. r.
Beckley, Franklin; D. Barker, Sheridan
A. N. Barker, Albert Barker, Forest Home
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QUICK sales. Hale Bros.
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Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday W. r. Perry, Denver; VIM. John
ston, Richland; A. w. Cooley, Colfax; L.
NJ. Beaudry, Oakland; j. Kelly, San Fran
| cisco; George +. Arnold, Los Angeles; W
a. PEARS, Ohio; John s. Mitchell, wife
and child, San Francisco; W. Il. Johnson,
Stockton Fred Darrill, Chicago w. F.
Dawson, San Francisco; w. f, McCrackin,
| Costumes.
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BLACK alpaca parasols, 90 cents each.
Hale Bros. & Co.
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ADYEKTIsEa1ENT MENTION.

Stolen, bay mare.
Sunset Council, this evening.
Lily of the Valley, tonight.
Prizes drawn at the Gift Sale.
Sacramento Chapter, tonight.
Confidence Lodge. tonight
Reception of the Great Chief
Lost, some valuable papers.
No concert tonight.
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WESTE EN- ILOTEl

WESTERN HOTEL,
NOS. &03 TO eI9 y STREET
ffnIHEE BLOCKS Fl.0N RAILROAD DEPOT,
/ Leading Business sud Family Hotel Of sac
runcItO, Cal. The most convenient TO PoSt.
ohiec, Express and land OIfiucs all Courts ana
j1Gces Of Amusement. Mesl>, go cents. First
class in all its appointments. Free coach 10 and
from the Hotel. VIM. LAND, Proprietor.
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LADIES muslin undergarments Best
make and lowest prices. Hale Bros.
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To-Day and this week thousands of rem
nants OF Nottingham lace curtain nets
sample pieces from half yard to three
yards long. Semi-annual clearance sale
Red House.
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ODORLESS EXCAYAFOR.
HOTELS AMI RESTAURANTS.
CAPITAL HOTEL.
SAC2A;dNSTO,
CORNER SEVENTH AND * STREET

b EsSIyG Il GUTHRIE, Proprieto1s,
as-Free 0Iluisus 70 ana from the Cars'sag
jyi3-g!
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DoN'r buy until you obtain the prices OF
Hale Pros
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EMBROIDERY, II! cents to 50 IS yard.
Hale RrOS
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LADIES silk gauntlets, black and colored,
81 a pair Hale Bros.
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LADIES linen collars, new styles. Hale
Bros.
COMBINATION dress suitings. Hale Bross
VARIED assortment of corsets. Hale Bros. =
SMALL profits. Hale Bros.
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ASK for Hale Bros colored silks. 90
word
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-08-07

=
que necesitara tener, principahnent eu
Hue, una gnarnici6n militar capaz de
2oier resistir una censpi;ael6n nue.
va.
No basta que las tropas sean vaien-
tes en- los campos de batalla: la trai-
ci6n puede extermiuarlas por sorrresu
Ell la oscnridad de la noche y con pro
yectiles ineendiarios 8 con inaterias ex
p osibles.
Ell tratldo de paz con la China
sera ratifcado por ell Senado. IL
comisi6n parlamentaria ha presenta-
do su informe, favorable d la rntlfica-
ci6n, que no es dndosa pues Sc desea
la paz toda costa.
i. q. Sdex.
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Puerto Rico.

My senior mio: Ruego nsted qne
con el caracter de Sub-ageute Sc slrva
exponer la Sociedad de Seguros la
Neas- Koyk. ell testimonio de mi inmen-
ss gratitud por Ia puutuaIidad con que
me han sido entregados por los seflores
banqueros de esa ciudad, senores Fed
dersen &. Co., los $4,000 oro america
no, de la POLKA nimero 1852 con
que estaba asegurada la vida de mi di-
funto esposo don J. A. Giusti e., cpd. }
Qie lame darle las gracias listed,
sehor Turall, en- mi nombre y en- 81 de
mis- hnerfanos hjos, por 50 activliad,
digna de encomio.
Sirvase listed aceptar ell sentimiento
de respeto y mayor consideration que
le ofrece su atenta y segnra servidora.
Carmen MartoreH, Viuda de Giust.
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poruue verdaderamente los yeterano:
aue Ia componen son Ia mas genuine
salyaguardia de los intereses generates
ell balnarte mas inexpugnable contra
viles hazaiias del temido y odioso NAL
hechor.
Creo de mi deber ante tales circuns-
tancias lamar la atenci6n de los selo-
res que componen este Ayuntamientc
por 81 Sc dignan acoger mi proyecto
acudiendo en- sdplica al Excmo. senior
Gobernador General, para que 81 lc
tiene q bien impetre del Gobierno de
S. NJ. deie sin efecto 10 Suppression de
fuerza del Tercio de la Guardia Civil
de esta Provincial. En- tai virtud, ente-
RADIOS los concurreutes della manifestadc
nor ell senior Presidente, 10 hacen suyc
en- todas sus parties, acordando POI
uuanimldad Sc ruegue al Excmo. senior
Gobernador General Sc digne acogeI
esta sdplica para que, acudiendo al Go
bierno s. NJ, consiga no Sc lleva a etec-
to Ia Suppression pretendida, disponlendc
Sc eleve copia de este acaerdo a
Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General. d Ia
Direction de La Am6rica Espaii0tG J
4 Ia del BoLETIN MERcANTIL.
Els copia conforme con e. original de
su contenldo q que me refero; y para
remitir al sefior Director del BoLETIN
MERcANTIL, Iibro Ia presente visads
nor Ell senior Alcalde en- Corozal trein-
ia de Julio de mil cchocientos ochenta
Y cinco. PASCAL Delgado.-V.' b.
Ell Alcalde, Media.
Concurrentes: Presidente.--D. An
tonic Medfu, Tenieutes de Alcalde.-
10 d. Camilo Taboas, So d. Jose NJ.
Colon, Concejales.-D. Ezequiel del
Rosario, ID. Bartolome Marrero, d. joan
Caldsro, Liborio 0rtegs, Sindico.--D.
Jose Sardina.
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CAFE De LAS MARlAS
DE Los SESORfS BlLLBSisROS HERMASOS.

Situado este establecimiento en- nno
de los pueblos mas c9ntricos de 10 Isla,
limitrofe q Yauco, donde se recolecta el
mejor cafe de America, permitido le 90
d los dnehos, remesar, & los que lee
fave rezcan con sus 6rdenes desde 10
Peninsula, Habana 8 Nneva- York, Las
mejores classes de dicho frnto.
Direcci6n.-Sres. Ballesteros Her.
manos.- Las Marfas, Puerto Rico. 81
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PRE- N SA S
PARA COPIAR CARTAS.
De venta en- "a Imprenta de
AL PUBLlCO.
GRAN ECONOMIA.

GHAN ECONOMlA. gFs
Los coches-correos de Ia Empress
Regis Ramos, que hacen el servicio de
esta Capital Ponce por Aibonito, ad-
miten pasajeros en- todo ell trsyecto,
con prscios muy imitados. 81 viaie
entero, desde Ia Capital & Ponce y Vi
ce-versa no cuesta mas que s1ETE Pc
SOS, menos de Ia cuarta parte de 10 que
importa IN fete. En- regla de propof-
ci6n Sc cobra por cada uno de los tra-
yectos por separado.
Sc ofrece adem&s puntualidad y e.
nero en- todo 10 referente d ests sefvi.
clio. Cada coche admite dos pasajeros.
Caguas, l6 de Julio de l885.-Rs-
gis- Ramos. 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-08-07
PERDIDA.

De 10 casa del que suscribe ha desa-
parecido IN reloj de ORC psrs sslera;
es remontorio, tiene Ell nhmero n, poe;
la tapa superior esmaltsda de negro, }
en- Ell centro an ramillete de brillantes;
en- los interiors; de las tapas dos foto-
grafias iluminadas.
SerA generosamente grstifcado q1ien
10 presente en- esta imprenta 8 d que
firms.
Humacao, 8 de Agosto dc 1885.
81 Jose Pog.