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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-26
ii | N X LEY
FL N G Nj A G H l N Il
ST, CHEAPEST AND BEST IN USE
UT ONE NEEDLE!

NshffaA hRA hAfb lAf OCAS
ut ONE NEEDLE!
A CHILD CAN RUN 1T /!
pscilly for the use Of families, and la
re to knit for the market. Will do
the knitting in u stocking, widen
wing as readily as by hand. Are
Morsteds and fancy work, TAKING
zbENT KINDS OF STITCH! Are
1anage, and not liable 10 get out of
~ FAMILY SHOULD HAVE ONE.
AN AG TENT IN EVERY TOWN TO
AND SELL TWEEN, to whom no Of.
Iberal Inducements.
kCHoular and Sample Stocking.
~ HITTING MACHINE CO.,
Bath, Maine.
Or, l75 Broadway, N. Y,
ll9 Wabash Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-26

We thank our predecessors old customers who
have given us such liberal continuance Of their
trade, and take pleasure in acknowledging tho ac-
ccsson ofmany new customers and assure you all
Of fair dealing and-good Goods.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-26
-Four, Plaster,
Mails and Farming Implements,
Glass, Putty,
Paints, Oils. Far7tish,
Wi,dop Sash, Door
Constantly on hand.
-Four, Plaster.
5000 ROLLS NEW WALL PAPERi
just received, Of elegant patterns.

SINGER SEWING MACHINES!
Wolf and Buffalo Robes, Lap Robes, etc. A
good assortment.
In exchange for any Of the above goods ho will
take Currency, or
Sheep Pets,
Calf Skins,
Dairy Skins,
Old Copper and Brass,
Paper Rags
And all kinds of
BARTER.
UI-A few peddlers wanted immediatel.
Caeh paid for all kinds Of Shipping Furs, Sheep
Pelts and Hides
G. J, PATCH
Hyde Park April ALSO.
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MONIES BRDTHERS.

Esds Park, May 81. 1870.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING

u Something to Eat as we'll as wcarwe have to
have in this werld!
FLOUR, TEAS,
SALT, SPICES,
FISH, SUGARS,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-26

DRIED APPLE, and PRUNES,
In fact full assortment of
GROCERIES AND WEST INDIA GOODS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-31

GEORGE OPDYKE.
EMM0SS RAYMOND, S....... -. Trustees.
OLIVER W. PEABODY

The road is being built from Atchson. Kansas. to
the Arkansas River sixtytwo miles are already built
and in successful operation, and the earnings are
more than double the interest it's Mortgage Bonds
which limited $4,000 per mile of completed road
The Company has large and valuable Land Grant,
and now placing the lands on the market for sale.
The road through rich and fertile country which,
with the Coal Mines its line and its large Lumber and
Cattle business, and the enormous emigration into
Kansas, insure constantly Increasing business
The Cattle trade of Texas also tributary the Road
and the extension of the Road the great Cattle Trail
to which point is expected to be completed by May
next will insure an increase of this profitable business
The Capital Stock is owned by responsible capitalists
in New England and elsewhere, and they complete and
equip each section ad before issuing bond upon it,
The Road is managed and principally owned by well
known New England business men, under whose super
vision 1t is being constructed and equipped in the most
thorough manner, and when completed, its track and
equipment will compare favorably with those of any
Western road.
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S HIP PIN & NEW IS
AlMaDsr Tor New York -rhis Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER Z, 1871.
CLEARED.

steamship Trpo tBr Barr, Liverpool via Queenstown
steamship Spain (Br, Grace Lverpool-F W J Hurst
steamship Britannia tBr Morrison, Glasgow Hender
steamship Aiemannia tNG,, Barends, Hamburg-Kun-
steamship weser tNG), wenke Bremen via SOUTHAMPTON
steamship Vile de Paris cFr,, surmon Havre-eo Mac
kenzie. Wv wac
steamship City Of Galveston, Edridge Galveston via Key
Steamship Geo Washington. eager, New orleans-H
:, steamship Western Metropolis, Quick New orleansF
Steamship Ashland Moore. Fernnndina-Jas Hand
s s,a,nshp MaGno ; paner savannahrW Garrison
steamship Georgia, Crowe!l, Charleston-H Morgan
Steamship wyanoke Bourne, Norfolk, city Poin, and
h, S,anna,- 2d Dominion n Stea mship Co.
Richmond Washington Co. - - ~
Steamship E 9 knight, Johnson, Georgetown, pc-G
sscamsh'pvoIunicer, Howe Philadelphia o.. aseam
,s.mssD A Asncs shnc sse Ferris
:, Steamship Wamsuta .lsh, New Bedford~Fercuson a
Berg cs ssss"f ra snns for
bark Dagmar Nor, jensen Cork Falmouth for orders
bark Lawrence, howes, Trieste Barnes.
rre 9 Sherwood tBr, Ncwcomb, London--P Nevius
Brig hrchat West (Br. Leblanc. Cork or Falmouth for
Big Peter Roberts Br, Hunter, Windsor, Ns-Crandal,
:, Brig Thomas Campbell tBr), Lewis Weymouth, Ms J W
Brig " Mallory Jr, Burroughs, Gaveston-c II Mallory &
Co. ''' F"
Schr Sarah Reed Reed, Para-F Moran.
Schr Mary II Leach, Atkins, Granada-B Weinberg.
schr ) N Morales, Newman, Falmouth, Ja-A n So ONION
4 Co.
schr Edward Lameyer, German. Jacmel-H Becker A Co
schr Julia Decker Dnnon, Harbor Isand-B Wen
berg.
schr u CrandaI tBr), McBurnc, st Johns, NF-Cran-
dali. Berteaux h Co.
schr Vim Jones, Davis, New orleans-R II Drummond
4 CO.
Schr Segun. DAVIS, Jacksonv,lle-S Loud Co
schr Ben Davis, Wilmington, nee Powell,
Schr Minnesota Phinney, Wilmington Il Powell.
schr Lizzie Evans, Mahan Washington, NC-Thomas,
holmes A Co.
schr Albert Thomas, Rose, Washington, Dc-van Brunt
Bro.
Schr Maxson Rogers, Jackson Eorfok-C T. STAPLES.
Schr MINNIE, Erickson, batimore-W Chalmers
Schr Ida Grant, ComsOck, Toms River, nj,
Schr Lucy Ames, Torrey, BosoD-H r Brown Co.
Schr Trade Wind, Ingraham. Boeton-H Brown A Co.
Schr Nellie Bloomfield, Hobbie, stamford
Schr Evelyn, Burger, Stamford.
Sloop Union. Hutchinson New Haven-Ferrrsop Wood
Steamer Fanny Cadwaladcr, Hazel, Baltimore
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards, Philadelphia
Steamer Monitor, Jones. Philadelphia.
Steamer Mars Grumley. Philadelphia.
Steamer l. N Farchld, Trout. Philadelphia
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a capital race Hunter & Iravers being second and
MIR, Belmont's Woodbine good third.
The fourth race mad fourteen entries and twelve
starters. These were I. w. Doswell's bay My Md
day, r. Morris gray nly Felicity, Carroll and Coar
vespucius, john Boughrums chestnut colt Keenan,,
Colonel McDaneIs bay colt rubman. r. M. Hairs
bay colt john Merryman, MIR. Belmonps chestnut
lilly Nellie James. John U'DOnnels gray flly Mary
Louise John CoIlec's bay colt by Bonnie Scotland,
Mr.. Belmonts bay colt Lord Byron and Governor
Bowlc's chestnut filly Leme. or;oian was the ia.
vorite Ia Mldday beng The second choice,
and iubman the third. Midday ran away from the
others aud won an easy race Felicity being second
and Ortolan third. Mr.. Withers' Nespuclus was a
good fourth.
The fifth race was a dash OF four miles, for four
yeai-Clds- There were four entries, but only two
started. These were M. DOswell's chestnut lilly
Ecplc and Mr.. Halls chestnut colt Major Eclp-
to the start. twas slow affair, and Eciptic
won II.
me last event OF the day was handicap steeple
chase. with Ny starters These were Mr.. DOnahue's
chestnut geldlng TammanY, q. J. AlOways brown
gelding Duffy, Colonel MEDIA chestnut geldlng
by Blackbrd, J. X. Lawrence's bay geldlng Jim lis
dale, X. Snea's bay eelding King John and Leonard
Jeromes chestnut gelding surprise. Dury was me
Dury second, the BlacKbird colt third
me following are the details OF the running in the
order that 1t came Off
THE FIRST RACE.
HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF $50 each. half forfeit.
and only 10 II declared with $500 added: second
horse to receive 500 out OF the stakes. One mne
and quarter.
carroll a Coar entered Dr. c. Ortolan, by Done
rate, darn Canary Bird, years Old. !
August Belmont entered Gu T. Finesse, by Lex
ington, dam imp. FI2ree, years Old. .......
John O'DonneI entered br, h. Hanc, by Aus
tralian, dam Brenna, years old. .............. 3
+. thomson entered Oh. I. fanchoD, by Austria
Han, dam ldlewIld, years Old. 4
J.. Morris entered oh. I. Remorseless by Eclipse.
dam Barbarity, years ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s.
M. A. Lttell entered Oh. f. Rattan, by Lexington,
dam LIZZIE Morgan, years OLD ............... 0
ID. j. Grouse entered b. r. by Lexington dam
imp. Ethan Lass. ...........................
w. X. Babcock entered CHI. &. The Doctor by
Second Albion, dam by O'Meara, years Old n &
Gov. Bowie entered CHI m. My MARYLAND, by
Brown Dick, dam Fannie McAllister, years
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THE RACING.

Notwithstanding the bad condition OF The track
was highly interesting throughout The SIX events
ON the card came or promptly &C Uording to arrange
ment. The FIRST race was handicap sweepstakes
Of mile ana naf which had twentyone entries
aud nine starters; the second race was for the
Champion Stakes two miles Tor In ce ear olds the
third the Nursery Stakes for twoy ear.ods. a dash
OF mule; the fourth a dash OF three quarters of a
mile for a purse; the fifth four mile d sl and the
sixth a steeplechasc
the starters IN the first race were Carroll 4
Coars brown horse Ortoan, Mr. Bclmonrs chestnut,
1y finesse, John 0Donnel's bay colt Haric r.
Morris chestnut flly Remorseless, NJ. A. LtteI,s
chestnut lilly Rattan, ID. J. Crouse's bay llllv ull
sister OF Kingsner. w. Il. Babcock's chestnut geld.
ing The Doctor and Governor Bowic's chestnut FLY
Ny Maryland. FInesse was the favorite the pools
Remorseess beng second choice, Fanchon third,
whlle Haric and Ori0lan sold 10urtn and n1tn
Ortolan won capital race and made heavy WIN
nlnSs lor MS packers. Flncssc was second and
HaIc third. fanchon and Remorseless were fourth
aud fiith.
Inc second race had seventy seven nominations
but SIX only 0I mat number came 10 the post These
were Col0nel McDaniels' chestnut colt Harry Bas-
sett M II. saniord's bay COLI Monarcnist James A.
Grinstcaus chestnut colt Airoy M. A. Ltueps gray
nlly Mary Clark, W. X. BaDcock's Chestnut biIy
Nellie Ransom and u. Swigerts chestnut colt stock
wood. Harry Bassett was great lavoritc over the
hed, so mucn so indeed mat ia the majority of
the pools the other horses were sold without MIN.
In the pools sold without Bassett Slockwoo had
the call, Mary Clark beng second choice Nellie
Ransom next then Alroy. while MonaIcnist sold for
the least money OF any. Harry Basselt won the
race oy length, Monarcnlst being capital second.
Aroy ran In third, Mary Clark fourth, Nellie Ran.
som fifth and STOCK wood sixth.
or the thlrty.three entries for the Nursery Stakes
seven were all that came 10 the post These were
Colonel McDanic's chestnut colt Joe Daniels Hunter
a Travis bay colt by Eclipse, dam Maud; Mr. Bel.
monfs chestnut hlly MoodDlne, Mr.. Cameron's
brown Oily inyersmaid; Isaac W. Pennock,s bay colt
by Asterold, Mr.. Belm0nts chestnut flly Victoria
and u. ID. Wnbers chestnut fiy UOncer Joe
Daniels was The Jayorte oyer the ted, aud be won
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-08

great trouble In getting tEem into line FOR start,
but when the flag fell they were pretty well punched
Nellie James had q trlfie the best OF the Senr0n,
Midday second, Felicity third, Lord Byron fourth,
Tubman fifth, Ortolan SIKH. heenan seventh, John
Merryman eghtn, Lena ninth, the others following
as close as they could The horses passed under the
blum IN the order given above. and then ran
out OF sight When they came IN view on the lower
turn Midday was leading several lengths, YES
pucius second, Nellie james third, the others In
so close bGnch that they could not be distln-
gulshed. AS they came INTO the homestretch the
AFFAIR was settled beyond doubt, as Midday had
such commanding lead that she could not lose II
without an accident. She came along steadily,
lengths, Felicity second Ortolan third, Vespucus
fourth. TnDman fifth, Heenan sixth, John Merryman
Lord Byron tentn, the Bonnie Scotland eleventh
and Leme twelfth. Time OF the dash l:2lA.
THE FIFTH RACE.
swEEpsTAKEs-Four miles. for ioals OF 1867; $500
entrance; 500 forfeit
I. ". boswell entered CHI. f. Ecliptic, by Eclipse
Bowie Il Hail entered CHI. c. Major, by Eugene,
dam by claude Melnotte. ............ ......... 2
Ihne $3.50.
THE BETTING
Major .....:.. 40 is loo 2ao 30 $40
THE RACE.
Major took the lead at the start and kept 1t all the
way 10 within fifty yarIS the flash. when Eclip-
There was no running IN the race except the last
hdii nile oy Echptlc. As MAJOR entered the home
stretch az the close Of the last ma mile he was ten
lengths ahead OF Ecpt.c, and some OF the takers or
the long odds began to shout, being under The I'M
preston that their lavorite would WIN Their music,
however, sO0n ceased when they saw Palmer give
Ecllplic her mead and come in with racing pace
through the mud and water and land winner.
The time Of the four miles was $3.50.
THE SIXTH RACE.
HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE; purse $500, OF which
500 10 The second horse: entrance tree; three or
more TO START about two miles ana a hall.
Joseph Donahne entered en-, g. Iamnany by
Lexington, dam LIS Mardis. years old, las
Z. j. Alloway entered b. Z. Duffy, by Hunters
Lexington, dam ono, years Old, $50 lbs......
nv Planet wears a.. ''s ns.-.-ss astssi. W.
j. X. Lawrence entered b. g. jim msdae, by -
Revenue. dam Louisa Jordan aged l37 lbs....
X. shea entered b. &. KING joan, by Lexington,
dam TOkay, years Old l47 lbs ................ s
Leonard Jerome entered CHI. 6. Surprise. by
Logan, dam National Maid, 4years old, 157 lbs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-08

THE THIRD RACE.
The youngsters had a good start, PennocKs colt
taxing The lead. Woodbne second, Concert third,
lnversnaid fourth Joe Daniels ittn Hunter & Trav-
ers colt sixth and Victoria seventh Going around
the turn 10 Daniels was smut out and so lnterfered
with al lie suddenly lell IN the and lay there
around TO the quarter POLE When the horses passed
that point Pennock's colt was in front. Hunter Il
Jravers second, Inversnald third, Woodbine fourth
Concert nth, Victoria sixth and 10 Daniels seventh.
AS the youngsters passed under the blu Invcrsn aid
had the best OF H. Woodbine second, Pennock s
lnrd, Hunter Travers' fourth Conceit hth,
Victoria sixth and 10 Daniels seventh. They
then passed out OF sight, but when they
came III view lnversnaid was showing the way,
Woodbine second, Pennock third, Conceit four,h
Hunter Travers fifth, Victoria sixth ana 10
Daniels seventh. The latter now made desperate
run, ana as he came into the hOmestrech he began
to pass through the other horses IN the true race
horse STYLE Al the lower OF the grand stand he
was IN front and coming along nicely won the race
by two lengths. Hunter 4 Travers' colt was second,
Moodbine third, lnversnaid fourth, PennOcK's colt
MIN, 'ictoria siAth, Conceit seventh Time, 1868.
THE FOURTH RACE
PURSE slO0-Entrancc money 10 second horse.
Thrce-qnarers Of "a mile.
Thos. w: boswell entered b. !. Midday by Eclipse,
dam Ninette, wears Old. Observation-Disclosures
j. Morris entered 8. I. Felicity Nv Eclipse. dam
Fidelity, years OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Q
Carroll a Coar entered Dr. G. t)rtolan nv none.
raile. dam canary Bird. 4 wears q ~ go a
Jack Cofee entered b. c. Bonnie Sco,and dam
Bonnet, years cid ................. n
+. M. Hale entered b. G. John Merryman by En-
Oder Bowie entered ch. I. Leme by icaminoton
dam Rose Arlington, years Old .' o
August Belmont entered b. C. Lord Byron by Ken
lucky, dam Lady Blessington, years OH 80 o
August Belmont entered Oh. I. Nellie James by
Dollar, dam Fieur des Champs, years old ~ n
ID. Mcdaniel entered b. C. Tubnan, by War lance
dam Lass OF Sidney, years od.......... q
ID. ID. Withers entered en-. h. vespuclus, by planet
dam Columbia. years old............... n
John Bougnrnn entered en- c. Heenan nv p,ita
LID, DAM Dy iofkshire. .......................0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-08
SAILED.

steamships Baltic, City OF Paris and Tripo Ijverpoo
Britannia GLASGOW Alemanna, Hamburg, weser Bre.
men Vile de Paris llavrc; CITY OF Galveston via
Key West; Western Metropolis and Geo Washington New
Orleans; Ashland Fernandina Magnolia, HunsyiIle
Savannah; Georgia. Charleston Nvan,ke, and q Il Upon
Richmond; Knight. Georgetown, DC; Volunteer rnIa
delphia
Anchored nj the SW Spit bound shin Archer for
San Francisco with windlass damaged.
Wind NJ sunset ENE. light
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Murine Disasters.


STEAMSHIP BALTIC turning thc sw Spit Yesterday
her to colded with the French brs Connanc
Of the jammng rndder chains OF The
baltic me Copbance was ,oweh back to New YORK by the
York which put INTO Newport RI with shalt brosen and
al Wsdlng River Manor station Ii AM OF Gtn Her cargo
wss ses s %s % to
that night The Coast wrcckine Company their
or Lackawapna to her assistance
SuIP ENGLAND Lubbcr from Quebec for LIVERPOOL re-
ported by cable from London to haye been
SHIP RAJAH t3r), Halliday. San Francisco from New.
castle, Nsw reports having experiences some rough
Hurdy one crew, el aolt and was
crowned; experienced heavy weather up the ih
VA" the barometer indicated '1 % 70 @"a
ns and and @ m"s Of up o
al snd heavy s q sws n a with
ais Pm barometer 2S 40 wind north northeast blowing with
The lower mantopsai ribbons; sPM the baro
meter stood % Co. wind north northeast, blowing furious
M hs aG decks and
S with ssss %,y
pete charge Of the main deck carrying away portion
P Ss e pr
inc h a" And not
ased the then IN Il ss ga ay ws cs
Aug len IS 3d. ON aa ns' ro ro%
w 70 NV, sprung and malnyard, npga.
lantnnast, spit sails, &c.
BRIG MAIDEN LANE Obi, Wallace, Harbor Grace Me-
10th w rom New YORK. experienced gale the
and 3D. during which lost b mantopsaI and
and had mantopmast carried decks swept
lost overheard the hrst officer, Matthew Stephens native
OF Penzance, 4.
BRIG FIRM, Church, from Wilmington G. for Hamburg
which put into Haiiax 2lst ull In dstres resumed her
voyage 9TH inst having repaired.
BRIO ORIGIN, Of Jersey r., ready for was driven
ashore at Care Cove, Ms, In gale 18th uit and
siderab'y damaged.
Sem COLONEL ADAMS, at Molendo, Peru Aug s5 from
New YORK. reports experienced severe weather
while rounding Cape Horn having some ~ days Of adverse
gs the thermometer avcrang 20 degrees ana the ship
~ miles distant the Colonel Adams took board ro the
OF the British bark River FORTH abandoned sinking
water could not keep the whole crew.
SCHB TRIAL, at anchor of Cape Cove. Ms, with n
cargo OF oil and sn for Quebec drvea ashore during
gale 27tb ult and became y total wreck crew saved.
MISSING VsesEIe No dngs Of schr Empors tbcfore re
ported misng having been there IN reason
10 believe that she lost all board In the gale of
Sept a. she has been upwards OF i've weeks
This the ninth vessel thai has lost Georges this
season, eight with all their The Empoa sailed Tor
Georges five weeks Her numbered nine all
Of whom resided In Gloucester She sos buit at
ESSEX In 1865 and owned by Mr. Joseph Proctor she
valued, WIZ her QUILTS, q $>7O and inquired ~ she Coy
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED \

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
u steamer Severn, w Fitzhugh commanding Norfolk
4S hours
sieamship Tybce DELANEY, 81 Domingo City Sept g.
SANTANA 2n, and Porto Plata Oct with and passen
gers 70 sponord Bros Co Had pleasant weather Oct
LAT ~ ION "a TO- passed ship Uncle Joe, bound south.
steamship champion Lockwood, Charleston Oct =, with
mdse, 10 II Morgan Co.
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shipping Notes.

The Liverpool New York and Philadelphia steamship
Compauy's royal mail City Of Moscow, largest
butt the Clyde, launched recently from the
shpbuldng yard Of Messrs Todd Mcrecor Meadowsdc.
Her dimensions arc-Lcnrh, 43 feet; BREADTH az teet
depth, SO feet tonnage. NJ, 5000 TONS register
Mcsss Todd Mctrceor about
company another steamer Of still larger
$500 tons gross register.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-01
Ell Correo de las Antillas.

Pongo On conocimiento del publioo on
general on particular de todos los Srs. que
han recibido directamente, pof este tltimo
Correo, 81 primer n6mero del peri6dico "El
Oorreo de las An*illas". quo he sido nom
braio en- ssta Provincis por ~ Director p.
Marcelino Bautista 6nioo .representante
para admitir del pfblieo On general suscri-
clones, , solicitar l. conformidAd J acsp-
tacion dc todos los que 10 recibieron direc
tamente: On este copcepto % envisr4 IN
sjemplar quien 10 solicite para conocerle
CON 81 objsto dc suscribirss, yase suplica !
los Srs. que 10 recibieron ,directamente, si
% que acsptan ls suscricion, que pueden on
tenderse con esta sgencia para ,el apago dol
tempo por que % decidan, On moneda ex-
corriente on q comercio con are
Alo . la advertencia que. Sc p ublica Il res
paldo do 10 portsda que ID cubfes aa'ss'
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Preois de suscricion On nensda .xtraa
On aAe. ............... & Z
Medic Ala .4....... : Is

Tambien-estcy autorlsado per dishs Or.
lBautists, para admitiF suscriciones-s ID
biogrsffs y rstrsto del general Sens, sSa
ls historic do su smande1sn ssta Isle. sue
% publicara en- IN solo , slegsnts vsllnea,
cpyo ivalor no eccsderk Dc 4 . s 70. vsllen
cada ejemplar. por censiguisats sssaaa
'abiertas siLbai suscricionea On L. intsk
gencia dc quo 'tehgo Dc dAr svise Madri1
en- 81 primer vspof iinkleS con rslasisA nA.
thinalg del n6msre de SrG quelss haysn
sascrito q peri6dico, J por cuantss sjsn
,plares Dc l. biografh J rsratss del gene
raj Sans
5. PPasFto-Rico Maye le d ls71.-S.a
jose Nun. e. Juan J. Msrisn.
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+" COMPANIA REAL
De Vapores Correos Ingleses subvencionada
Por el Gobierno de S. NJ. B,

Pan puerto den0 Santh6ma Europa TERRA frms
Pacifc los dias 81 de cada Habn.. Meso
los Esta1os- Unidos e dia 16 ~,.ta or..+
Los pa,ajeros de de (Meico Habana
eferencia escer camares abor del
Sanh6masLos de Ia escoen segunda que
biuetes en- Santh6nas Ia Ultima h.. =
Ea pohibdo los pasageos de hlete agenca
cOmpania Oonsulado Ingles Puerto Rico
ri pasaje tornado abordo pagarA un 10 pc de recargo.
Precos de pasals mas atyeaants al ls 0iei~os d
Los Europa moneda corrien para las Antas
neda espanola :a5+s +se1nnes
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II 4 Q. AUDIEVRED 7 COMPANIA.
AI4MACEN AL POR MAYOR.
27-FORTALEZA-27.


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Tda famia compuest de paguen p
popa6 equivalence tendrz reba del pae po
por ma los psents nnos ciados
NOTL deseen Wages sbs
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