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MORE SPECIAL PREMIUMS.

ROBINSON s STEVENS, Jackson, offer for the
best handmade suit of Clothes for boy about
II years, suitable for fall winter wear,
made by a Mississippi young lady, Silk
Dress Pattern worth Fifty Dollars. Captain
Stevens will select the same when he visits
New York.
III. HILzHEIM, proprietor Edward House,
offers the following special premiums
LIST. Best 10 pounds Butter, .......-.......Sl0 90
I'd. Best Sugar-Cured Ham, Mississippi, 10 O0
Sd. Best plate of Apples, any variety,
Il dozen or more, l....-.-.-.-...-.......-. 10 W
4th Best Loaf Wheat Bread, domestic,
weighing not less than pounds, .... 10 90
9TH Best Specimen Darning, -............... 10 O0
The darning must be on short or long hose,
cotton or wooden, and on such as actually re-
quire such repair.
PRoF. T. S. c. LOWE 0 Ters an additional s. on
darning.
THE LOUISIANA EQUITABLE LIFE Insurance
COMPANY, through Mr.. A. q. Seckel Manager
for the State of Mississippi, offers for the best
Gentleman Wrapper, Twenty Dollars Gold.
JAS r. YERGER, ESQ, Jackson, offers for
the best half dozen Breakfast Light Rolls do
nestle, Ten Dollars.
Who next
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The Governors Own Organ complains
that while we censure the wanton arrest
of citizens without cause under the Rad
ical Bayonet Act, we are silent about
their violations of the public peace. 1t
would be provoking, if it were not absurd
enough to be ridiculous, to talk about such
men as MCQUEEN, Cheatham, Keith,
Carleton and others, who have been
seized and imprisoned, being disturbers
of the peace. But is the Organ rebelliOus
against the plighted word of honor of its
master? Didn't he say for the ears of
has master that Mississippi presents an
",enbroken evidence of ciua order and ODE
GsJ;eDce ?"
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The Right Spirit---The State Fair
md the Warren Comfy Fair.

The Right SpiriGss-1he state Fair
and the Warren County Fair.
The following breathes the right spirit.
The State Fair will close just in time to
enable visitors and exhibitors to attend the
Warren County Fair. On Tuesday, Nov.
9TH, the Fair opens at Natchez, and on
Saturday, November 18th, the Louisiana
State Fair opens at New Orleans. This
arrangement will suit exhibitors exactly.
Let each Fair contribute to the success
of the other:
VIcKsBURG, Miss-t
July 25th, 1871.
J. L. POWER, ESQ, SECRETARY STATE FAIR
ASSOCIATION,
DEAR SIR:-Your favor announcing the
time of holding the State Fair was duly
received. / have delayed answering until
the Board of Directors of our Association
had determined upon a programme for this
fall. Permit me to say that your proposition
that we work together" with a kindly
feeling OF reciprocity meets the views of all
our people, and that we accept your offer TO
Interchange courtesies in announcing each
other in our catalogues.
We will hold our Fair commencing
Tuesday, October 31st ISL, continuing
during the week.
If you will send your announcement in
shape it viii be inserted.
Respectfully,
WIN. A. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
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The LehnnonLnw school,

No young man who wishes to make a pro-
found and ready lawyer should ever think of
studying outside of a Regular Law School. In
ten months in the Lebanon Law School, which
is an eminent institution, a young man can
come out with diploma, a license, and be not
only familiar with the great principles of law,
but all the details of practice.
Five months board and other expenses are
saved by shortening the time, and the same
amount of law acquired. The next session
opens LIST Monday in September.
We are informed by the Superintendent
of Public Instruction that Commodore
Maury has definitely accepted the Presiden-
ey Oh the Alabama State University. This is
happy omen.-Montgomery Advertiser.
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Kind hearts are the gardens,
Kind thoughts are theroots,
Kind words are the blossoms,
Kind deeds are the traits.
Love is the sweet sunshine
That warns into life,
For only in darkness
Grow hatred and strife.
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The Copiahan of last Saturday 9th
inst, , says; "Copiah county seems thor
oughly aroused, and we doubt not but
that the marshalling of the anti-Radical
forces, which will take place at Gallatin
on Monday next, will cause dismay among
the Radicals The day of our deliver
ance Is nigh ,"
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The following letter of Commissioner
Pleasanton is the foundation for the claims
for refunding overpaid taxes on cotton, re-
ferred TO at the meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce lately:
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SPECIAL PREMIUMS.

DERsONs who may feel d i.r1stI ID. .reorr.
Il ace Agriculture, Manuiacturrs ~ Me-
ehanic or Fine Arts .fecdlrwork. etc. rlr hr
Offering Special Premiums, to le awarded nf
the next state Fair, October % tH --| nf. co.
Quested to notify che unders Furd 1s soon r.
practicable, thu due notice may be rIrrr Id
same in Premium List auI otherwise. IU.
large number of special premium awarded HI
last State Fair resulted ln active competition
ia several ~ DE departments, AVID thereby
materially contributed % lir Iuterc.. oI L.
exhibition
Manufacturer, Merchants, and public aU.r.
tied citizens generally, in this Hus UIN.r
states, are respectfully Invited to offer Special
Premiums Indicating what particular Undue.
Try they may wish to thus iucouraFe and any
shall be awarded
Address g. T.. POWER
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Am Imported Negro 10 Kill A. T..
Fulton, of MOaffceIIO Ark.

LITTLE Rock, ARK August 4th-The
editor of the journal this morning received
the following communication from Hon.
Il. Fl. Names, of Monticello, Drew county.
The Journal says shocking as is the an
nouncement, the authority is of a character
stated :"
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Hon. joseph Brooks:

Hon. Joseph Brooks:
There was an attempt made last night to
assassinate Hon. f. A. Fulton by John Il.
Murray, colored. imported from Chicago
for that purpose $50 believed here. hurry
is now confined in the county Jail, awaiting
trial.
Fulton was shot in the back. the ball pass
ing through the left lung, and is considered
in dangerous condition. There is war
rant out now for the arrest of Hon. Herbert
Mari. as accessory to the deed. Great eX-
element exists here on account of the sad
crime among all classes, both white aud
black.
TSignedl H. NAMES.
Fulton is colored man. a member of the
last Legislature, and supported the brindle-
tail faction OF the Repub lican party. MARI
is a white man, member from the same
county, and a supporter of the Minstrels and
the present Superintendent of Public In
struction for the Tenth Judicial District.
LATER-ADDITIoNAL PARTICULARS.
Additional particulars from Drew county
in reference to the assassination of 4. A.
Fulton have been received. The man, Muir
ray, and Fulton had personal alteration
in the afternoon, in which the former was
considerably worsted. Fulton gave himself
up anG was released on paying his fine.
Afterward MARI induced Murray to sue out
a warrant against Fulton on charge of as
sault with intent to kill. Fulton was ar
rested and while in charge of an officer,
proceeding across the street, Murray step
ped up and shot Fulton in the back twice.
He is not expected to recover.
A. Coats, writing to the Journal. says:
" This shooting was done with a pistol be-
longing to Mr.Marr, and it is supposed that
the whole transaction was instigated and
encouraged by Mr.. MARI, which, in the light
of past events, L conclude is true. Mari and
Murray are both arrested and held for
examination" The affair creates great eX-
element here among the colored people,
where the two wings of the Republican
Fulton was well known here two years ago,
and was generally regarded as very fair
man.
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ARadicaI Measure.

Double taxes for 1871 Did you ever
experience the like before the bayonet
put you under the curse of. carpet-bag-
scalawag misrule? Are you in favor
of paying enormous taxes in the summer
and duplicating them in the fall? If not,
register and vote the anti-Radical ticket
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Two Thousand Dollars In Pre-.
MUM ON Cotton 81 next NHis-
sisSfpPi State Fair.

Two Thousand Dollars In Pre-.
miums ON Cotton at next NIis-
sissiPPi State Fair.
Mainly through the liberality of cotton
| factors Of the city of New Orleans, (whose
names will appear in premium lisL) the
Committee on premiums take pleasure in
announcing to the public that the following
| premiums will be awarded during the State
/ Fair. to be held in the city of Jackson, COM
mencing on Monday, October 23d, and end
/ ing on saturday 18th. The premiums are
tn be awarded on cotton grown in the State
of Mississippi in the year 1871. and compe-
/ titiOn open to all who cultivate the staple /:
Each bale must weigh not less than 450
pounds.
For best bale common short staple. $4,000
For the best bale Peeler, or other
/ For the second best bale common
| short staple ................----A.- $50 90
| For third best bale, do..... 100 90
/ For fourth best bale do .--.-.... 10000
/ Best bale common short staple, Guilt
waited and gathered by a white boy
or girl under sixteen years of age 10000
/ Best bale common short staple, culfi-
waited and gathered by any freed
man or freedwoman- 10000
Total premiums. 90
Five Hundred Dollars More!
! The Committee are gratified in being able
| premiums. the citizens of Jackson will pay
| cash premium of Five Hundred Dollars for
! the best five bales on exhibition by any one
| producer in the State of Mississippi.
Cotton sent for exhibition will be return
ed free TO exhibitors. or can be disposed of
at Jackson, or shipped at pleasure of own
! ers. The cotton will be examined by a
committee of expert factors from New Or
leans, who will be not only competent
| judges, but disinterested and impartial.
Should the bale that may be entered by
the white boy or girl under sixteen years,
or by the freedman, prove to be the best bale
on exhibition, 1t will not only receive the
| special premium of 500. but will also be
entitled to the five hundred dollars, as above.
The other departments OF Premium List
will be liberal and attractive. The build
| ings are now being enlarged, and nothing
/ will be left undone to make the Third An
nual Fair a complete success. For Pre-
MUM Lists and other information, address
the undersigned.
! BY order Committee on Premiums.
j. l.. POWER Secretary.
JACKSON, Miss, August 3. 1871.
The press of Mississippi, New Orleans and
Memphis will oblige in circulating the fore
| going.
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The TWENTY-FIVE ANNUAL SESSION be-
gins Monday, the I'D day OF October
next.
In the matter Of thorough Instruction, COM
petent Teachers, well-ordered Discipline,
homelike care Of boarders, and cheap rates,
this Institufion invites the investigation and
patronage Of Mississippi parents
Please write 70 the President for q Cata-
lOgue. augl0w2m
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Orr AGENT IN NEW ORLEANS Thomas
NfcIntvre. No. GO Camp street, is our only au-
tborired Agent in the City of New Orleans
No other party, is authorized TO solicit husI-
ness for THE CLARION in that city. We COM
mend Mr.. Mcintyre to the advertising Gus
tamers of this paper, and to all others who
would avail themselves of our columns. He
'is fully authorized to make contracts, and
viii do 90 on as favorable terms as can be had
az the publishers.
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You must register # you intend to vote.
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KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEoPLE-That the
Governors Mansion cost when built $4,000,
and could now be built for much less. And
TO repair and furnish this house the Radicals
spent $4,000. The people of the State
would have saved $1,000 by getting the
Radicals to burn IL down, and the Conserva-
tives to build it again.-Hernando Press.
If our cotemporary will examine the
Auditors report, he will find that he
does not give the full figures of the Ex-
ecutive Mansion expenditure. 1t was
FoRTY-FOUR THOUSAND FIFTY-oNE DOL
LARs-just six thousand dollars less than
was voted by the last Missouri Legisla-
ture, representing the wealth of the fifth
richest State in the Union, to build a
residence for the Governor thereof.
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All other kinds~ Of Machinery and Iron
Work. Castings, &C., &C., done at short notice
and on reasonable terms. augl0wtf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BLOOMINGTON NURSERIES,
- Illinois.

BLOOMINGTON NURSERIES,,
- Him DIS.
Twentieth Year 600 Acres
Is Green Houses
Largest Assortment. Best Stock. Low Prices.
Trees, Shrubs, Plants, Bulbs, Seeds, Stocks,
Crafts, sc. 100 page illustrated Catalogue,
10 Cents. Bula, Plant Seed Catalogues, all
for 10 cents. Wholesale Price List, free. send
for these, before buying elsewhere.
r. K. PHOENIX,
augl0wSm Bloomington, Ill.
COLUMBUS FEMALE INSTI.
~ TUTE.
COLUMBUS, MISS.
REV. J. r. TARRANT. A. NJ. .PREsrDEET.
ASSISTED BY FULL CoRPs OF EFFICIENT
TEAcHERs-TKx IN NuMBEH.
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Mrssns. LEALY N Sos. Jackson. offer ~
Twenty Dollar Gold Medal for the Itrrfst and
best collection OF PHtsrHFIs. ul MIsrIasITrI
raised fvuit. BY Mississippi IHdy. com.
mtttce 60 award premium VII. Dol Nu Hp..
T. swami, jackson; Mr.. COL. shelby. OBJ. NIn.
kin Mrs l.. p Montgomery, ui Madison.
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FEMALE INSTI-
. TUTE-

ASSISTED BIZ FULL CoRPs OF EFFICIENT
TEAcHERs-TKN IN NUMBER.
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lllINTERESANTE!!!

De las hacendas CHRISTINA LUCIANO rade a.
das en- La jurisdiction de Juana Diaz, ambas della
pertenencia de d. Juan Forgas, Sc han fugado os
esclavOs sguentes
MANUEI:-Edad 20 amos, estatura regular, color
mulato, pelo apasado lampino ojos negros, nariz
regular boca idem.
EL1AS.-Edad II amos, estatura creciente, color
mulato, pelo pasa ojos negros, narz boca regula-
res cuyos dos siervos correspondientes la doacion
del fundo CHRISTINA, deben hallarse entire las jul
risdiccones de Barranquitas Barros por el lugar
de Laiitas toda vez que anterionente fueron de la
Vluda Da Manuela Colon. ALI residente.
RAMON.--Edad 20 AMOS estatuTa al "a, color mrI-
lato pelo pasa barba poca usa bigote ojos easta-
nos, nariz grande bOca regular ofcio henero este
esclavo acostumbra zanzibar su nombre por el de
Ricardo Ortiz dice ser Venezlano.
FRANCISCO CHIQUITO (a) Sixto, edad 1Sanos,
estatura pequena dclgado, color mnlato, pelo la
clio ojos negros, nariz boca regnares-Estos dos
fltinos correspondent la LUCIANA. La apelsona
que los capture todos cada uno de ellos los
tregue en- Juana Diaz, su dueno Forgas, 6 bien Ell
Ponce al que suscribe como su apoderado general1-
simo, sera gratiticado con 25 por cualquiera que
preasnte.
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IN T E R E S "A N T E.
Del Daily Telegraph fecha II, ira
ducimos ell siguiente telegrama:

Del Daily Telegraph fecha II, ira
ducimos el siguiente telegrama:
Madrid, octubre 16.-Un meeting
republicano numeroso y muy ami
mado Sc verified aver en- el Circo, el
cual preside ell Sr Orense. La prin-
cipal resolution propuesta fu6 para
que 81 partido republican, continual
Sc una oposicion incesante, sin des
canso, q todo gobierno que no acop-
tara los principles de la rep1blica fe-
deral. Sc declare que en- el campo re
publicano podian ser Representatives
todas las escuelas flos6fco- -econ6-
micas que abogasen por la democra-
cia Y la federation, la creacion de
centros de instruction y de una pro-
paganda activa. Sc pronunciaron
muchos discursos q cual mas violen-
to. Todos ellos revelaban desconten-
to con la direction del partido y los
actos de sus jefes de los cuales SO vi
tuper6 Ia ausencia en- aquel sitio.
dIlOS OIduOIGS u0C1tI dIOA u0, q
pesar de las diferenclas de opinion
que existian entire republicanos & in
ternacionalistas prevalecfa entire am
bos partidos perfecta s;mpatfa y
gran afnidad de ideas. Uno de
los oradores dijo que con auda-
cia y valor, con p6lvora y hierro,
un pueblo vigilante consegufa su vic
toria. Este parecer cause algunos
signos de desaprobacion en- la re-
union. Otro declare que las doctrinas
de la International eran legftimas y
que continuaban propagandose no
solo en- Francia sino en- toda Europa.
Un frances invit6 al pueblo espanol
q que Sc organizara para evitar aeon
tecimientos de decadencia como ha
bia sucedido en- Francia.
Ell 1ltimo discurso 10 pronunci6
una sonora andaluza.
Las resoluciones Sc adoptaron en-
medic de vivas y otras muestras de
entusiasmO.
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FONDA I POSADA BSPANOLA,
DE D. PEDRO LOPDZ.

Este antique establecimiento situado en- Ia playa
pues su dueno atento siempre la eomodidad de las
personals que le favorecen personals que le favo-
recen no perdona medic alguno para haoerlo agra
meores de clase en- la Isla. Al efecto han
huidO nuevas ha5itaciOnes en- el piso superior es
paciosas ventiladas amue5iidas con toda decen
cia tamben Sc ha cOpstIudo grau comodor ca
paz Gle cOntener una numer0sa c0ncurrencia ell Cual
brnda todas las cOmodidades que pued2n apete-
cerSe.
En- cuanto al esmero el servico, buen trato Y
bien servida mesa, es conocda esta casa para que
han estado 10 pueden atestguar sabdo ca que eu
dueno no ha atendido mas que aoredtarlo fnerza
de cuidadosos desvelos crecidos desombolsos hoy
las mejoras introducidas puede ofrccer al pii-
blico un establecmento digno de Ia cultura de es-
ta Villa: esperanto que afanes seriln d6s.1-
tendidOs por parte de este que sabra apreciar ss
sacrificiOs.
Mayagiex Diciembre de 1870.
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REMITIDO.

Blanca paloma que los aires hiendes
Y altiva cruzas los lejanos montes
die la hermosa por qu Ell vie1to llanto
Cuanto la adore.
Ella es mas pura que de nieve ell ampo
Y pues t1 eres de pureza emblema,
Del amor que me mata, tierna amiga,
Sc mensagera.
iDichosa to que de su linda boca
Contemplaras la candida sonrisa
Y admiraras de sus rasgados ojos
Fdlgido ell brllo!
Oiras su dulce aceDto, ave sencilla,
Quea mi mente inspire tiernas canciones,
Dando a tus alas, al besarte, aromas
Suaves, su aliento.
Vuela paloma, die que me abrasa
La yoraz llama que encenli6 en- mi pc
(cho)
Y que es de mi alma tan atroz tormento
4 OulCd OICIld.
Que en- noche silenciosa, en- Ia arboleda
Al rogar al Senor cese mi duelo,
Ne parece que en- alas de la brisa
Olgo su acento.
Y al mirar la corriente cristalina
Su bella imajen en- las ondas veo,
\ al deshacerse entire la sombra oscurs
e Triste suspiro.
Y al contempiar de Ia naciente luna i
Pallda luz que me alegrara I'm tempo
Recuerdo su mira Ia que hoy me imspir,
Canto doliente
Z 81 Sc cierraa de lorar tendidos
Mis- muertos ojos que la ven amantes
En- elbosque; enlas aguas, en- la noche.
1 Sueflo con ella.
Die & nj Diosa que 81 auseucia lloro,
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GACETILLAS. G.

Fiesta de difmntos.-Antes de aver 10
del corriente tuvo lugar la fiesta que
todos los amos celebra ell Ayuntamien-
to en- ell Campo Santo con la pompa
y solemnidad que 4 tal acto CORES
ponde. Una inmensa concurrencia
acudi6 q aquel sitio desde las cinco de
la tarde hasta las 8 de la noche. Lo
apacible de la tarde convidaba al re-
cogimiento; y los que acudfamos ALI
a recordar a las personas que en- este
mundo nos fueron queridas y que hoy
gozan la paz de los sepulcros en- otro
mundo, menos lleno de amarguras que
este en- que vivimos; pudimos entire
garnos q nuestros recuerdos, pues el
religioso silencio, el 6rden y la com
postura que ali reinaban, daban una
alta idea de los sentimientos religio-
sos que tan arraigados estan en- el
pueblo puerto riqueno Todas las per-
sonas que allf tenian parientes 8 ami
gos acudieron porffa a adornar sus
sepulcros, y la vista que presentaba
la mansion de los muertos despues de
oscurecer, era de un efecto magico.
Una profusion de luces, una profus;on
de flores, coronas fdnebres y cuanto
el carif1o puede imaginar Sc veia por
do quier; y 81 hubiGramos de hacer
menclon decuantos nichos vimos ador-
nados y que llamaron nuestra atencon
por su gusto y sencillez necesitarfa-
mos un ~espacio de que no disponemos;
peroenla imposibilidad .mencionar-
los todos, 10 haremos del nicho del que
fue nuestro amigo en- vida, del castillo
escritor, del hombre cientffco cuya
muerte priv6 q la ciencia de uno de
los hombres profundos que ha tenido
I. nuestra nacion Nos referimos al Sr.
Don Luis Marty y Caballero. Ell
sencillo y elegante adorno que habia
en- su nicho y que su esposa Daa Ma
ria Iglesias le dedica desde la PENN
sula, y que consistfa en- una guirnalda
de siempre-vivas con lazos negrss en-
el remate, y una bonita corona, toda
negra tambien: en- elcentro de la la
pida, salian unas grandes guias de Gin
ia del mismo color que iban q termi-
mar en- otros lazos que Sc hallaban CO
locados en- los blandones que Sc ha-
bian puesto para alumbrarle.
SObre cerrar los tio1ningOs las puIpe-
rfas. FL dia primero, como oportus
namente anunciamos, tuvo lugar en-
casa del Sr. Arana una reunion de
duenos de tiendas de vfveres en- la
cual, segun Sc nos ha dicho, Sc acor-
do nombrar a los Sres. D. Narciso
Cali, D. Jose Pacheco y D. Salvador
Mas, para que en- nombre de todos, Sc
presentasen al Excmo. Sr. Goberna-
dor Superior Civil arogarle respetuo-
4 samente Sc digne mandar cerrar, 81 L
estima oportuno, bajo las multas que
la ley prescribe, las horas que sean
mas conyenientes en- los dias festiyos
La reunion cree que no abriende
los establecimientos por la ma1lan;
hasta las 6, los dependencies que gus
ten puedeE ir a misa temprano, y Ger
rando a las tres de Ia tarde hasta e
dia siguiente, tendran tempo para des
cansar, distraerse J acudir a los ejer
~-.,s.s- sr.esws --.,s-
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DISPO2CIONES OFICIALES
D B PU b R 7 Or c 0


Cerrado ell ano fOrma un vOlilmen de SS4 paginas
encuadernado eegantemente 4 la holandesa.
Inl1til encomiar la tilidad de esta interesante
publication, pues reasumlendo toda la parte dispo-
silva de la GACETA, comprende las administrati-
vas, economicas militares udiciales eclesiastcas
& & por consguiente, ees una obra necasaria
que registrar la collection del PERIODICO OFF
CIAL, Sc puede traer la vista una disposition
cualquiera teniendolas recopilados hn pequeno
vollimen
Los suscritores que hayan recibido algunas entire
gas, servran recojer las que lie falten canjear
las por un tomo encuadernado, 81 asl 10 desearen,
abonando la diferencia.
va estan bastante adelantados los trabaos de i'm
preston de las disposiciones que comprenden los
Prontuario de Ramos ell tomo que aho Sc anun-
cia; como la vez, publicando las del cor
riente aIo, para que la collection quede completa y
4 Ia fecha.
Los pedidos Sc dirijirdn al Editor D. Jose Con
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