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Evening star., 1895-03-19
ALEXANDRIA AEFAIRs.
Notes Of Happenings of Local and
General Interest.

Notes Of Happenings of Local and
General Interest. '''''''
h-Als,cbool6.,a .ba ay.ree,;s, who, has
-, .o,,:., So-',. =, CS,,
oeeh hoiui.ls services IN @ ene M. f. Shufch
South for the past week, will remain here
untii further notice, Or as he puts it, "un-
til turn this town upside down and evan
gelize every soul In it. The meetings are
being attended with increased Vigor by
persons Of all denominations, and the
greatest possible amount of interest is be-
ing taken In them, and nightly large num-
bers are being turned away being unable to
gain even standing room IN the church.
Never before In this city was a church
building so taxed to accommodate those
who wish to attend.
r,.
appointments
Mr.. j. 7. Becknam of this city. who for
the past eight years has been a member of
the hoard of visitors of tho Western State
uosn;,., =, s,,,,,,a, -. .or .,,,r
AhoSp''ai d. '.auneo,i' has oeeh asaiii ap
poiHteo 10 tnat poSltlon by GOV. ~ efraH
ms IS d niarheu compliment u hr. BECK
- . ~ 'n 80 ~ IN
C.EAr sN ~. e..,I,1,..- e ~
The nast four xssrs Nc bas hasn nras;dsn.
of the board, and there is no doubt of his
reelection i'll April . This is the first time
IN the history OF the institution that one
~. 80 tnnr,, naa 'eo .oo. CONSECUTIVE ' i'' oA
Cant. George a. Mushback of this city
has been appointei 4 member of the board
of visitors Of thA Deaf DUNN and RlInd
institute at Staunton, and r.. W. Moore of
Fairfax. a membsr of the board of visitors
to Mount Vernon.
NC" Hn cry he'
1t Is said that those inter ested in the es-
tablishment of a new and raliable ferry
line between This CITY and Washington will
s.,aI - 49, -. te,. ~,
a' ah eaiiS ua'e -ioA1 . ~.
lectihS the scheHie. Hey VIII puiiu '"o
new boats, capable Of making the trip in
twenty minutes. Those in. favor of the
,,,o,,osi.;o,,, CIV, th. -. oonf;ds,+ II would
,.J ss 4ar rsa rs asoi ubaII tbei h,,s,ness
tt!a,, pSs a. ~ 80 oitios ,,as % sraat d.aI
, -. - ~ il; no,,, aaob ~ ,bn t,,-sn oti
Evening star., 1895-03-19
ATTRIBUTE SCIENCE
Synopsis of a Most Remarkable Lee
ture Delivered Before the Ninth
Medical Congress, by DR.. A. l.. A.
TObOldt of the University of Penn
sylys,nia.

''The famous fountain Of health at Carlsbad. in
Bohemia, which has been tho refuge Of invalids
for five centuries. is certainly well worthy of a
careful study. My experience with this remedial
agent has been such that may truly say that no
remedy which 1 employed has given me so
much pleasure and profit this particular one.
Selecting a number of chronic hypochOndriacs,
whose Affections have batied all my previous efforts
my SUBJECTS truly astonshed to note
that. although no rigid diet was prescribed, and
only a limited amount Of exercise was indulged in,
1 obtained most remarkable resuts-the complex
ion, even after 4 weeks use, began to clear up,
the step became more firm and elastic, and, what
more. the entire host Of hypochondriacal COM
plants seemed to vanish like mist.
Many limitations of the genuine imported Carls-
bad Waters and Carlsbad sprudel Salt being
sold here by druggists and others. The genuine
article is bottled under the supervision of the
city Of Carlsbad. and has the seal Of the city and
the signature Of 'Eisner and MendesOn Co.." sole
agents for the U. s.. New York, on every bottle.
All others are worthless limitations.
DR.. Toboldts lecture with table Of cases treated.
will be mailed to any address upon application to
the agents OF the Carlsbad Spring, Eisner Il Men
delson Co., 152 Franklin street. New York.
Evening star., 1895-03-19
american Lyncher. in Nicaragua

AmerfcRn Lynchers In NfcnrnEua.
The State Department has received a
dispatch from Minister Baker, at Managua.
Nicaragua, dated March last, relative to
the cases of seven Americans who were
held under arrest at Matigalpa, Nicaragua,
since September last on charge of lynch
ing a native Nicaraguan, who had con-
fessed to having participated in the murder
of a German in the neighborhood. ,,.,--
The minister reports that after the seven
men had been in Jail for some time, two of
the party, DR.. Gilman and Fred. Hoppe,
confessed to having committed the lynch
ing alone, and declared that the others
knew nothing of the affair. Thereupon the
five innocent men were released. Gilman
and Hoppe were held In Jail and were tried
for the lynching last January. They were
acquitted, and the minister reports that
they were set at liberty ,..,,ii.., =. l,..
Evening star., 1895-03-19
DOESN'T ExPECr HER TO WIN.
The Vfgflant to BE brought Back for
n PHee Maker.


Pace Maker.
BALTIMORE. Nd, March 19.-Mr. George
]. Gould, who has been duck hunting in
Maryland, returns to New York today.
Speaking of the cup defender, he said: II
think this boat will be the greatest that
can be built. She will, 1 think, be several
minutes faster than the Vigilant. I do not
know. but think it probable that Capt.
Hank Half will be the captain of the new
boat. Last Tuesday Capt. Charles Barr
sailed with crew from New York to
Southampton. England, to bring the Vigil
ant to New York. 1 expect them back with
the boat early in May.
Il am not bringing the Vigilant here with
any idea that she can beat the new cup de-
fender; OH the contrary. l am virtually
sure she cannot but 1 expect to prove her
a worthy trial boat, so that a line may be
gotten on the merits of the cup defender.
IF such an unexpected thing should oc-
cur as the Vigilant's beating the new boat
then the Vigllant will be placed at the dis
posal of the New York Yacht Club but
there Is only the slightest possibility of the
new boat being failure
In conclusion, Mr.. Gould said: IT think
this will be the greatest seasons yachting
this country has ever known
Evening star., 1895-03-19
Carroll Institute Lectures.

The Carroll Institute announces the fol-
lowing complimentary lectures: E. D. F.
Brady, March 81, Napoleon Rev. c. w
Currier, March %. Sunny spain;" A. H
Wilmer, NJ D., April 4, ''Egpyt.' All these
lectures will be illustrated with stereopti-
con views, under the direction of Mr.. VIM
L. Soleau.
Arrangements are being completed for a
slereopticon exhibition of lantern slides
many of which are beautifully colored
made by members of the Capital Camera
Club. The exhibit will be under the joint
management of the Camera Club and the
Institute.
Evening star., 1895-03-19

DRUNKENNESS OR THE LIQUOR HABIT POsI-
lively cured by administering DIR. Haines' Golden
Specific. 1t can be given In a cup Of coffee or
tea, or In food without the knowledge of the
patient 1t is absolutely harmless, and viii effect
q permanent and speedy cure, whether the patient
10 q moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck.
1t has been given in thousands of cases. and in
every instance perfect cure has followed. It
never falls. The system once impregnated with
the Specific. 1t becomes utter impossibiity
, for the II liquor appetite to exist: GOLDEN SPE
CIFIC CO., Props, Cincinnati, Ohio. Particulars
free. To be had Of f. s. WILLIAMS & CO..
9Th and SITS. NV; 8. r. WARE, under En-
bitt House. Washington n20-tu. .th&s6ms
Evening star., 1895-03-19

Extradition of South Dakota Taylor
The Mexican legation here has not been
communicated with concerning the extra
dition of Taylor, the defaulting state treas
urer of South Dakota, who has been appre-
hended at Vera Cruz, Mexico, and it is
stated by legation officials that the appli-
cation would be made direct to Mexico
through the United States consular OFF,
GERS there.
Evening star., 1895-03-19

have been raised to pay the expenses of
sending the oarsmen over and it is ex-
pected that the remaining amount will soon
be collected. Comedians are deeply inter-
ested in the project of sending the crew to
england. since it will be the first American
eight-oared crew to make the trans-Atlan-
tic trip for the purpose of contesting for
aquatic laurels on English waters. If no
Unforeseen contingency arises. the Cornell
oarsmen and delegation will sail the latter
part of May or the first of June, so as to
give the men time to become thoroughly
acquainted with the course
Evening star., 1895-03-19
A Delegation of Indians Here.

A delegation Of pine Arapahoe and Chey-
enne Indians are in town for the purpose
of consultation with Secretary Smith and
Judge Browning. commissioner of Indian
affairs. on tribal matters. The party COM
prises Left Hand, Row of Lodges Little
Chief, Cloud Chief Young Whirlwind,
White Horse and Little Coyote. The in
terpreters are Robert Burns and Clcaver
Warden. The party Is in charge Of Col.
Albert E. Woodson of the fifth United
States cavalry.
Evening star., 1895-03-19
CorncIrs Crew to Go Abroad.

Commodore Hastings of the Cornell Uni
versity navy has mailed the entry papers
for Cornell's varsity crew to row in the
annual Henley regatta on the Thames
river, England Todays steamer was the
final opportunity for conveying the neces-
sary documents to the English authorities
before the latest date for entries, March
81, entry by telegraph having been prohib-
tied. Already $1,000 of the requisite 5000
Evening star., 1895-03-19
HOW'S YOUR HEAD2

DON'T YOU NOTICE THAT YOUR LAST COLD
Is A LITTLE MORE SEVERE THAN USUAL?
IT'S THE CHRONIC CATARRHAL CONDITION
THAT IS KEEPING IT UP.
If YOU WANT IT CURED. YOU WILL. NEVER
HAVE A BETTER OPPORTUNITY THAN FROM
THAT TINE WILL MAKE SUCH CONCESSIONS
IN THE PRICE OF TREATMENT THAT TT
IT LONGER THEEE ARE HUNDREDS OF
PERSONS M RS iSSsr n 9 THIS CITY WHO WERE TROU-
NE FOR TREATMENT. AND TODAY HAVE NO
TROUBLE. AND WILLINGLY PAID MORE FOR
Evening star., 1895-03-19
De1exnte. to rht1nde1phia.

Hamline Chapter Epworth League, at
their regular business meeting, elected
delegates and alternates for the" Phiiadel-
phia convention,i to be held May % to &C.
as follows: Delegates, Mrs. J. Riffa-d
MiclSle. Miss Ella Booraem: alternates, Miss
Effe Perry and Mr.. Raymond w. Moulton
Evening star., 1895-03-19
DAME FASHIONS REALM.
Dainty Cnpes. Jackets, Suits. Skirts,
SILK Waists, ParasOls. ETC., Gathered
for Fashionable Folks by VIM. H.
Mcknew.

The big sleeves are growing bigger, the bottom
of skirts growing wider. and the waist lines
growing smaller. You Will have to be exceedingly
careful Of whom you buy your spring garments, for
fear Of going wrong. OF all the big stores have
visited this have such handsome
line of stylish women's as Mr.. McKnew, at
O33 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
Evening star., 1895-03-19
DIR. C.. M. JORDAN.
A graduate of the medical department Of the
University of the City of New York,
1421 b st, NV,
CONSULTATION FREE.

Office hours-9 to II am, 2 to pm, to {
pm. Sundays, to II m. mh16-eotf
Evening star., 1895-03-19
Catarrh Sufferers.

No matter how much you may have become
discouraged in trying to get cured, the AMERICAN
CATARRH CURE will remove all doubt in a few
days. It. is always ready for use nothing like ft
has ever been known in the history Of medicine.
1t is the most wonderful remedy Of the age. and
the only medicine known that can prevent con-
sumption.
THE AMERICAN CATARRH CURE is the result
Of 26 years study and treatment Of the disease.
One bottle conrinces the most skeptical. 1t ID
always ready for use, needing neither douche noe
atomzer. 1t restores the hearing. cures the hawk.
ing cough and expectorating, removes headache and
nose bleeding, increases the appetite, produces
sound sleep, invigorates the whole system and In
creases the vitality.
1t is impossible for any to enjoy perfect
health while suffering from the dropping Of muctn
in the throat, which Ia ever offensive and unhealthy
in character and pos0as every breath that u
taken into the lungs, thereby rendering the blood
unhealthy and impure and leading to consumptio1
the remedy which will prevent this suffering and
restore perfect health. To the many thousands
who despaired Of being cured OF this terrible
disease cheerfully recommend the AMERICAN
CATARRH CURE. II gives immediate relief. The
sense of relief is great that after twenty four
hours use the sufferer gladly continues the remedy
feeling and realizing that only perseverance u
needed to restore to health. 1t possesses wonder.
full power in restoring the full vocal power of
public speakers.
FOR SALE By
E. p. MERTZ,
COR. 11TH AND F SIS. WASHINGTON. Do
Evening star., 1895-03-19
PHYSICIANS AND SCIENTISTS

Fail to Help Mrs. N. Whitney,.
HILLSBORO BRIDGE n. H.-There is no more
highly respected resident of this village than Mrs.
\. f. Whitney. Her long and serious illness and
her remarkable recovery through the aid of DIR.
David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy has made that
medicine u necessity In many New Hampshire
households.
Mrs. Whitney. in speaking about her sickness,
said: Il had been gradually failing in health for
number of years. and was told by my physicians
that was in the last stages of Bright's disease.
had been under the treatment at various times OF
six physicians two clairvoyants and Christian
scientist, but received benefit from any of them.
1t seemed to ME that every means of being
cured had been tried except to DIR. David Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy, which had been recon-
mended. l purchased bottle, and by the time
had used the second bottle was greatly improved.
and from that on gained daily, and it was not
long before was doing my regular household work.
No tongue tell how l suffered for the three
years before 1 used Favorjte Remedy. My age is
SO, and weigh 35 pounds more than
did Fayorite Remedy restored to health and
strength"
As prominent physician recently said: ANY
suffering from kidney urinary troubles,
rheumatism or dyspepsia, should use Dr. Kennedy's
FavOrte Remedy; it will cure them II their dis
ease is within the reach Of medicine
Evening star., 1895-03-19
JohnstOvvn Reached.

EVERY one knows how the road follows
down the valley of the Conemaugh, a
stream so memorably susceptible to noun,
tain floods, and which, with the bursting Of
a dam on one of it's tributaries just above
Jo hnstown, devastated that city. It Is
difficult to find traces of that flood now.
for the Cambria Iron Company at this
place is so large as to effect the immediate
rebuilding Of the town. This Johnstown
and it's great Cambria iron works seem well
located, for all along the hillsides of this
Conemaush valley small openings are seen
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-29

prejuioio y 10 dude, tlenen 6 vtce;
raE6n de ser, y NO esposib'e venc
os desde luego, pero al I'm Law,
dad sale victoriosa.
La enfeEmedsd de dicha SCI ore
era Ia indigestion y dyspepsia. Ia
cual lleva tras si dlversas corse-
cuencias que dejan perplej1 70 tsnto
{ los eLfermos como a los medic os.
Esto 10 comprendio bien, Elm m
bsrgr, Ia buena y saba sefinra que
Freparo ell Jarsbe que lle7a su co.
nocido y :sspetsdo nombre. En-
otsas .Falasras. e0R0aia psFtecta-
mente qns "epfermedad" slgnifca
"msla digest on" y per consignien.
te, ell poner ei estomsgo en- debido
orden IS pOper todo en- ord3r.
La "msla hora de sufrimiep o"
de la seforita Msteos no volvit, =
con ell Jarabe de la Msdre SpiVe d
ls mano. estamos seguros de Qus
40 Solvera janas.
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TENEDURIA DE LIBROS, pol
Oastaf oE
LEY DE ExrRoPIACIoE
FOR2OsA.
0oDIa0 DE CoNERoIO, @Gi.
EonD.
EUEvo oonLGo DE JUsTI.
GA MILITAR, Ano14uo pos el
Doctor e. Sanchez 10 O0aha, re-
dscEor de Ia 2evlst. dc Ios TIL
oInaIes".
OODIGO DE OOMEGOiO, edi-
cl0n de belsiRo.
OOD4aO PENAL DE CUBA Z
FUEBTO-RLOO.
OODIGO PENAL DH CUBA Z
|PUEBTO-EIOO, por Ia Bibliotecs
Judicial.
FORMULARIOS Id 10 IL
VII, "Abeilz"
MANUAL DEL SECEETA-
ElO, "A5ellaS.
DEkRCHO ADMINISTRATIVE
z q, ''A5ellRS
EEaLAMENTO Jn Las Ca
RR HRAa JEVILZ6 DE- ULTRA
NJ 4.
LAX DIR GAIA. para Cnba ,
Passp0-kioo.
BAoRAo Z LA GBI4GAs. poi
.. Domingo Is. heRR&ndoa.
FOkM uLARIU Cxlual,,4i, POI
Abel&
Id. Msglsrsal, por -soaohss saE
HIS1ORlA NATURAL 90,
PeESGa.
AAlTAErlCA, ALseDss 3 Gso.
E5ouSl@, P3r I@s0i2.
BLA4-Ssv6AA, pUr ei bsstEs Us.
faElaG.
9hAMATIOA FRA1'OpSA, DO
tOhenG0fA : benoL.
GhAaATAOA TE4L Ar4A, pN
IbAEr&
u G&,a.MAT4OA Lu9ItJAT., po
&o@ero.
QU0IaO ClExL. - Nneya edi
Gt0A 0aelAl re1OrmssIsAs
AE4IIdECIUA. UorcaGar.
D4t-OIONARIO DG La LEN.
az - OA5lALL-AGA, p0E la AGA
deCzIR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-29

Tambi6n So ACADIA de recibir de
las mismas sun extensO y,variadO
surtidO. Las hay de. .multitud de pre-
clos, desdt IS centayos hasta % y
veinre y cnco pesos, muy elegantes
y luj josas.o En- tinterOs de cristal 'de
rOca Sc plede sscOgor mucho.
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LlBROS>.



han recibido los iguientess
G6digo Penal nformadO en- $3.50
son Las varEaGio 5s intToducidaA en-
81 mismo por la sy de II ds sIlio
de 1876, ooncol ado y Comeatado
para 81 mejor .nteligencio r l&cil
aplicacion, con una multit9a dc
sjemplos , cuetiones prActisGa ex-
Iactadas de laluriaprudenciC es9a-
0lecida por Ell Tribuns' 9saE2o
en mas de oiDa1 mi die
ssdas en- mat ria .s4a Get-
uinal desde 270 -a Ia
Urisprudenci8 fran o.. - - S-
.cs no reEue 0a sEn 1e2 = x',.et,zs. q. !,
lue dimanS do arh 1s-s lCi 30
'igo frances que guar a.. e9rIglll aas:Ja
dentidad . anaioRfs es3G !Gss Ge.
06digo espfiol, seguid> 90 Gla es=.-
.enBo J mir 1cioso reperl3a,0 aka.
bstiso de isl Tnism&s y de Cn spAn
dioe con Is leyes penales CgDeala-
e. de cor Iabando = defFaa y asssf
ferroCarri ., montes, ley eli %.
es y muI h2al, casa y peso~, ley
sobre pre- scci6n . los njnos de rs
de Julio So 1873, y sobre usurpa-
ci6n y fslRifcaei6n de patentes de
so del pI)pi0' nes = afo, anotadas
Y comen adaa CON 10 jurisprUden-
cia del rr,rib1nRl Supreme.
Obra 1tilisima O los senores Ma.
gistrsdos, Jur&dos, Jueoes, FisOa-
lea, indiyiduos del Ouerpo JuridioO
Military dernAs funcionarios en-
- rgaC d de Ia splicacion de la ley,
= muy particUlarmente os sebo-
res Lrados, defehsores 8 acnsa-
1ores sn causa criminal, IS todaa
sQue. as perSonas que, deseosas
de- 0. hoCeT el C6digO = Ia Jmispru
ent 40 han podldo hGcer dc
sllot un estudio especial. pos Q
Exc 40 Sr D. Salvador Viada y vi.
LAS ca, Magist1ado del Trhuna
suy reno : Diputsdo { Cortes.-Ul
tin1s ediciOn, CuAtro tcmoa.
COMPILATION de Las disposi
oioaes organicas do Ia Adminlstra
d n de JuatioiA en- Las provincial
ID UlK9mar, preOedida de una in
Ike)duccion Historical, anot0da
ssncordada con Ia legislaci6n ante
I.br y Ia DC La Peninsula, y con Ia
ayss oToce sales, y aegu1oa Go vs
| los ap6ndices,, ColRprendVas Go /
lev de uni6cani6n de 10 de Agost
lac 1885, el 6eGrsso ley do emples
dos de UltramNE 7 las de@aS dii
| 5osieloaas vigantes, pol Re @40
| sanchez OcsEa, sux1lisT del MiEiI
s,erio oe 6lacia ! Justleia 2 ReSa,
| sor ds la e gevista dc iaa TgiSIDi
lles", Rdici6n de- 1901
| lPEDA0oG1OA, EoE don Jose SAI
cneE = Gonzalez de Somoano.
REPERTORIo DE JURIR
PRODEECIA en zateFia criIains
Tornado p0r una jNnta dc Abog
los. bafo In dirsoci6n de don Y
Oente Romero Giron; compranC
desde 81 a6o 1870 & 1890; 8 toni
psssa.
lVRTERTEARIA, Assgo.
mana, OastEo Verde
E-BICA J quinliOa, Feliu.
TABLAs Dc logarltmOs. 81
.hsx Ranos.
TENRDURIA da nbEoss Cast
I6ua.
ATLAS de GeogratIa UnivEzl
sompueaso de 90 mapas trasaj
~. srrsKlo 4 Las aegusses ns1A
-. 90 Misa6, preeedido &c una
80. esssraaSs EstaAistssa, On
.sas 51rotos
Sl,yALao CIVIL, s0msAtakes1
..<.A. d to@cs pasta
LAJ[0S,is ,, inAi1s
gstfas. Rivera.
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LUZ l3RILLANTE.
La LUZ EN- EI kUNDO DE L0SSAEGOCIOS.
ACEITE PARA AGTMBRADO DF FAMIIIAS.

LibTs 90 sxpIesS6R' B
p9mousti6n- -cxpoE tdAeas
SIN hWmo ni NAL essS
Este aCeite, pfO0uciO
de una fabfic9cion esp,
cisi ss igual, eiao cape
Iior q los que se impUF
TIN del e1tsantsro Daj0
dive SOS nombres y n az
ras, tan o per sus cualis
dades lurninicaa como
por laseguridsdcue Off
50 { los consumidoras
Nuestros preCios son
m cho mas reduCitloA
uue los de las maroas
gxtranjeras, que con e.
70 mayor pfeCio no bTIn
Dan 4 los eonsunaidolae
ventaiaA de niakunA
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JOSE T. SILVA
rHrUAE s7-OAPITAL

r,cugu.ado de MeiicO, Ban lnerc
s..ssioaIsta, Agenre prime pal d
/, $50, lr1,,omna6ia general Traa tl6nti-
:. - svanores franCasesl, OoEreapon
Al f5redIt Lyounaisde Paris, R4
- ssl1ssr+~nte -, de los EstableOlmlen.
- 1lasI ia Paris, de II Com
~ - a segus0s o0ntra incendIos
49, ErywsSo Uasoa, y de II Comps
a.ns5s.a - Alla-.sa de aseguza-
de BassslO ~. Tisna au-
xsss - .ASaad'lla'
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PAPEL SELLADU

aladrado' por ma soIa hoja,
q proP6sito para minutas, 10
bres de ofcios, etc.
De venta en- esta Imprenta
Er. Director del BoLETfN MEX
oANFm."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-29

DCCTllNl CRIsTIlM
pOR GIL ESTEVE.

Nueva..-edici6n perfectament'
smpresa ' encuAdernada En- car
ton. ! NUEVE PESOS gruesa
81 .cOntado.
Tomando 10 gruesAa se haes
IN buen descusnto.
De venta en- esta ImprsntA.
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LIBROS BARATOS.
1e venta, en- IL Imprenta del
RoIRT1S MHROANTu.

~ 'S@b SA 49, S~'
BoLRT1a MxRcANTn.
La bolSa, el OomerCio y
las soOiedad6s Mercan-
tiles, tcmo~----.-- ] b
L4cciones de Derecho Me1
cantll, por varios alum
0os de don Luis Silvela, l
tomo~~~~-. .~~~~- W
Sdbro de las Satiras, DOE
don Ventura Ruiz Agui-
lera, comprende: Sati-
ras, La arcadia moder-
na, Grandezas de Ioa
peQuenos, Epigramas y
letrillas, Varias fkbulas
yMoralejas, tomo, r6s-
tica $50 p6ginas. ..-.-- I OF
CAndido, Novela por don
Mariana Ramiro, ! to-
mo r6stica ca.-.--.----- n
Rlnconete y Cortadillo =
I'll lioenolado Vidriera
por idem, un tomo..-.. n
Los Bafios de Argel, co.
media, por Id, un tomo. a
III gsllardo espahol, idem.
por idem, un tomo. a
Puntos dc vista, por don
Miguel Moys, un tomol q
La leyenda dc Noche-bues
nj lilo del saoristan, pol o
don. Carlos Frontanra,
2 t0mos. s..........~-. 6f
Ecos NaCionales J Oanta-
Elres, por id..----..---. N
Felipe 2? Eatudio Hist6ri-
90 cridco, por Y. Go
NEE, ! tomoA~---. n
.hieEro, EStudlo clent1H.
90, por don julio. $50
mez--~~-."...s-...--. N
Homenaje Po6tioo, Poe
Ias de So ingenios, =
toMOS~a-~<=. ~~@~s-a saAa "a
Leyenda dc los Reyes, no.
Vela historical, p0r don
TorCuato Tarrago, l to-
Il nO-~-~----- 1850 II
AablEAtlnd&d de l~s As
tros, por don jose Mo-
reno FuenUes, l tomo. 4,
Nuebles y Tapices, Segun
d0 s2rie de cArtas a ma
sehorita sobre Ia habi-
taclon, pOr y. MIGUEL y
Badia, / t0mo.---
Oantares de IN viejo, por
don Teodoro Guerrero.
Como. 4
Ouentos sociales, por Id, /
tomo. n
Poesias, p0r don Antonio
8. 0rilo, l tomo $50 pk-
Los entreneses (de Ger
vantes), 2 tomos...~ q
La gitanIlla J hi amante
liberal, dc Id, l tomo., q
Las dos donCellas y La
uersa dc Ia sangre de
fldem, l tomo.----- a
Lsas madres, p0r Frontau-
ra, tOm0 0A.~--..
Pleito del matrimonio, Dor
Guerrero y Sep6lVedA,
tOmO q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-29

para peri6dicos6 impresiones del mas
delicadO trabap, Ell envases de- todo
peso. De colTes: azul, encarnada,
violeta, amariIa, verde y chocolate.
Estas Gltimas IN envases de- 800 gra-
mos y |, kilc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-29
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La OUARELA, Sc AOABAN De
RE0IBIRs EN- ESTA IMPRENTA
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OaFTin Dc rnbiA
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h indigo,
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,GAca eaTninaa.
iLAca rubIG
EE.mam xF~mpiIl-
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IsrFs De Italia uemada.
Terra de sonora natursl.l
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