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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-17

CRIMINAL COMMISSIONING Ray and
Margaret Hanley, women of very bad repu-
tation, living lewd lives on Gasquet street,
were tried for an uncommon assault and
battery on young girl, Mary Ann Fields,
after they had stupIfed her with liquor.
The testimony is of sucha beastly charac-
ter that it can not be published. The jury
returned a verdict of guilty, and the ac-
cused were remanded to prison to await
sentence.
= Patrolmen Murphy Ryan and Collins,
first precinct, were trid for robbing Captain
Tenbrink of a fifty dollar bill when he was
prisoner. The prosecution failed to make
case, as the jury returned verdict of not
guilty
John Williams was convicted of the lar
ceny of pair of shoes from Mrs. Caster.
George Gooden was convicted of an as
za sault and battery on little boy named
Thomas Regain, whom he had hit with
brick on the head.
VA. Trezevant was convicted of beating
Officer j. Lewis in a street car.
2 Gregorio Roussel, indicted for having, on
the twelfth of August, assaulted with in
tent to commit rape on his daughter, Mary
Roussel, was arraigned, pleaded not guilty,
and was remanded to Jail.
James Moore, charged by Abraham Bird
with assault and battery, was arraigned,
pleaded not guilty, and went back to the
Parish Prison.
Sophia Gibson, who had stolen from her
employer, Aleck Pepin, on the twenty-ninth
of June, four silver watches, valued at $50,
clothing, china, etc., was convicted.
Judge Abel, in passing sentence, stated
that he should, in all cases, sentence the
convicted house thief to the Peniten tiary.
1t would make it impossible for good colored
servants to obtain places only on account
of the many robberies committed by I'M
faithful colored servants; and to protect the
interest of the citizens, as well as those of
poor, but honest people who have to earn
their living BY being employed as servants,
he would send the accused TO eight months
hard labor in the Penitentiary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-17
SUCCESSION NOTICES,

Succession of benjamin Roach-No.
1851.
SECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THz PARISH
~ OF Orieans--Notice Is hereby given to ths cred
itors of this estate and to all other persons herein
interested, to show cause within ten days from
the present notification. If any they have or can.
tratrix OF this estate should not be homolo-
gated and approved, and the funds distributed in
accordance Herewith. -
By.order of the Court.
aul0 Is 10 H. o. TRACY clar,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-17
Succession OF Albert schweiizer-No.

34T28.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans.-Notice is hereby given to the creditors
on TINS estate and to all other persons herein
present notification, If any they have or can why
the account presented by ! the admiuisfra-
tor OF this estate should not be homoio9ated
and approved and the funds distributed in accord
ance Herewith :
By order Of the Court.
auf2 II 81 NJ O. TRACY (,lerh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-17

knights of Pythias.-Ivanhoe Lodge No. L.
The regular sessions of this Lodge have been
changed from Saturday evening to the FIRST and
THIRD WEDNESDAYS of the month until the first
of October proximo. The Lodge viii meet at the
same place-Etna Hall, No. Carondelet street.
Members will govern themselves accordingly.
II. C. CAULKINS, Worthy Chancellor
r. Won STOLTzESBERG e. 4 F. Scribe. iy26 I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-17

- TARDY JUsTICEAA Prisoner asks for q
Trial.-In October of last year d. F
Lechinsky, policeman, was arrested
charged with clubbing Charles Hansen to
death. The accused expresses some of his
mind in the following note to Judge Abel.
As we give all men fair hearing we pnb-
lish his epistle:
The Grand Jurors of the State of Louisi-
~ ana for the parish of Orleans, in the month
of October, 1870. found true bill against
me for murder, thereby accusing me of be-
ing felon and a murderer, which accusa-
ton declare and can prove is falsehood.
dare and defy my accusers, whoever
they are, TO prove their accusation in open
court.
Your honor, 1 am to-day ten months in
prison, without an opportunity having been
given me to purge myself of the above said
accusation. Does your honor call this
justice
have sent five notes to the Attorney
General within the last two months, re-
questing him to give me trial, but SO far
without success, and | believe that am
justified in complaining against the Attor-
ney General for not giving me trial, to
which am entitled by law.
- Your honor, l ask for no favor; all ask
for is justice and if such thing as justice
is to be had, then / may reasonably ex-
pect a speedy trial am my own counsel
Very respectfully,
To the Hon. E. Abel, Judge Of the First District
Court, New Orleans
The case was fixed for trial once or twice,
but continued, the last time on account of
the Carney and Earle case, which occupied
several DAYS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-17
MONITION.
DAVID c. MCCAIN VS.. SUCCESSION ,oF O. Du
B0IS EFT AL.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS-Eo "a, 1872.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-17

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Observation-Disclosures, Mrs Widow victor
Pessou has petitioned the court for 1etters
of dative testamentary executorship on the
estate OF the late Victor Pessou deceased:
Notice is hereby given to all whom Il NAV
concern to show cause within ten DAYS uhv the
PRAYER of the said petitioner shouid not be
By order of the Court
au1l is 20 NJ n TPArv frfo.4-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-17

UamS-N0. ", Zj3.
SkCoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF oreans.-Notice is hereby given to the credit
ors OF TINS estate, and to all other persons herein
interested, TO show cause within ten DAYS from the
present notification, if any they have or can why
the account presented by the administrator
OF this estate should not be homoloQate
and approved, and the funds distributed in ac-
cordance Herewith.
By order of the Court
aI12 II 81 M q TRACY clarh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-17

GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y OF Orleans.-Notice is hereby given to the cred
itors OF this estate, and to all other persoua
herein interested to show cause within ten
days nom the present notification If any they have
or can, why the account presented BY the aduinis-
tratrix Of this estate should not be homologated
and approved and the funds distributed in Accord
ance herewith and the said administratrix dis-
charged from all trust and liabilities
BY order of the Court.
au12 IL 81 M n TRAcv ruarh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-17
LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-17

lotaI- .-''.....'..~.... .-.......... SILL 60
Adopted by the Council of the city of New Or
leans August IS, 1871.
Yeas Cockrem, Shaw, Delassize, Remick, Lewis
Walton, Bonzano.
BENZ F. FLANDERS, Mayor
A true copy:
H CoSQuEsT CLARKE, secretary aul7 1t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-07

Adopted.
Mr.. Ray moved to adopt section two
Adopted.
Mr.. Ray moved the bill be CONSIDERED
engrossed for third reading.
Adopted.
Bill passed its third reading.
The constitutional rule was then sus-
nendad by four-ffths affirmative vote,
the bill pat on its third reading, and finally
adopted with its title.
Mr.. Ray called up substitute for Senate bill
No. 1876, to be entitled an act to amend and
re-enact article three thousand one hundred
and sixty-tive Of the Revised Civil Code.
The bin was considered en.rOssed tor a
third reading
Passed its second reading.
Tho conSt;tut; onal rule was then suS-
pended by four-tifths affirmative vote the
bill put on its third reading, and was finally
adopted with its title.
Mr. Ray called up Senate bill No. ~ "a
be entitled an act to repeal section one
thousand seven hundred and torty-clght OF
thc Revised Statutes, approved March H.
1870.
The bill, was considered cngrossed for Il
third reading.
BIZ, passed rs second reading.
Til. constitutional rule was then Sis
pended by !. four-ii affirmative vote, tho
bill! bill put Oh it. third reading and was
| finally adopted with its title
| Mr.. McMiilen asked for leave OF absence
| for one week.
| Granted.
| NJ. Barber called for executive Session.
Lobbics cleared.
! Executive session havin. been raised OF
! motion the Senate adjourned till Monday
| next, at II NJ.
| The Prrs:dcn. then announced that The
| Senate stood adjourned until Monday, tho
| sixth instant, ut twelve o'clock NJ.
| CHARLES II. MERRITT.
Secretary of Senate.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-07

SECTION |. Strike out 20" Board o: Coun-
.ciI" in lines SIX and seven.
nine.
Seq Strike out al. ;.t"i word - water
in line fifteen. ana insert: . ~ the !2lab:-
tants OF said city. ana at an elevation Stic.
as shall be determined i,v the C;tT Council:
provided. that NJ sale OF sue. Waterwp:.>
shall be valid or hindir. upon lie city. WI
less such sale obliga The purchaser thei';-
. of 10 pay into the city treasury the amount
of MONEY necessary - pay the InteTes- a!l'!
principal as the same shall become due. q.
the thirteen hundred and nletE -tnrfr t:I"'.-
sand dollars iSl 1913. 800 watecwollls bones.
issued by the city Of New Orleans. in pa
meut fo- sai,, waterrogk- dated Janu,Iv :.
1863. And any failure Of sa;d purchaser.
or his, CT their representatives 70 pay INTO
the city treasury tue amount OF interest ana
principal of said bonds On Or before .he
dav the same shall become due. siia.. VOL.
forfeiture Of sa!,! watervOr'ks To the city.
NJ. Harris. from the Committee az En-
ro.lment. reported. a- ha:iG, GceI du :
engrossei. the following Ills:
Senate bill! No. s.. ., be entitled &: ~:
to increase tile salary OF til. l!e:A OF II:
Supre,.Ie Court.
A.sc. Senate biz No. 81. to hr "n:.:!..! III
aCr -" the rc!.hi y. Il. u !-i1rtu*
NJ. P;nchbaol:. from Tie Commute. ",.
Federal Relations. repoct"! :avori'," ri.
Senate JOIN: resolution NJ. ~, n.e:np:i..
izing Congress in r:gar,! &c tn" var Z. III.
rope and asking the protest OF IL: In..",
States government a.a.Is. - tIr:.': ..2
tluance.
NOTICES CT BILLS.
vi a bill to be entitled an act % i:.>'-
porate the town OF Waterproof. IN t,' r5.c
i.h OF Tensas.
BY NJ. Swords:
OF a bill TO be entitled ~ ac: 81: -. It
lief OF Pierre BeOolrt. O. Lat ,:rcte parish
By Mr.. Ingraha.r
Ola bill 20 he eI'itlcI ~: 20. t.. .:.co:
psrate the Progressive Li,."..:y Sost-v q
New Orleans
BY Nj Campbell:
Ola bill to be emitted! 81 AZ. :" amer. a
.ct 70 organize. arr, All el":i' t::.- ;...,... [
the State.
BY NJ. Futcl4:
o. bill TO be entitled a. &C. 70. 'ic Il
lief Of r. Z. Bru,on, ASstsscc and Tax e."
lector for the parish OF Union.
By Mr.. Blackman:
OF bill to be entitled an az: relative
the Alexandria. Homer AID Fulton. kairca
Company.
Also. of bill to be entitled AZ act givin
the same power TO tie deputy recorder It
the parish of Claiborne as now exercised b
the Recorder thereof.
Also, OF a bill to he entitled an act for tn
rciiaf Of j. NJ. Eason.
INrRoDUCTioNs OF BILLS.
The following bills were introduced b
unanimous consent, and without rrevioi
notice.
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mitted the following report, which was read,
received and accepted:
TO the Honorable Speaker and Members OF the
House OF Representatives.;
Your Committee on ParOchial Affairs,
having considered House bill No. Sc beg
leave to report unfavoraby thereon. and
recommend that it pc referred to the Police
Jury of the parish of Avovclies.
O, II. HEMPSTEAD.
Chairman.
CO. BUTLER.
II. j. HYAMS.
He. TOUNOIR.
ID CADY STANTON.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
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Books for kaIe At The Tribune Once
RECOLLECTIONS OF A BUSY LIFE. BY
Horace GrseIs{ vaioo style, sf binding Cloth - So Z.
pOLITICAL ECONOMY. BY Horace Greeley.
l. Pnoe 81 g.
WHAT l KNOW OF FARMING. BY Horace
w GrssIsy. Prce. 81 So
TRIBUNE ALMANAC REPRINT. 1883 to
l. lesA 2voAa Half koasA Ella
A" 'Ass sssss sent b, .AL psstpsA. price Ad
erss THD fRIBCNB Me- Yeh
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
THE MONEY MARKET.
MONDAY, Dec. 1S-P. n

MONDAY, Dec. 1-P
This being Christmas Day, Of course all
business was suspended at the Stock Exchange and IN
the street
The management OF the Ncw-York and New Haven
Railroad appears TO be about perfect The last annual
report says:
There have passed tho road during the year s,2
passenger and 1904 freight trains exclusive Of gravel
ana construction trains. The number Of passenger.
transported during the same time Is G5S and during
the past 10 years, ending March 81 1871, passrn
gers nave been transIOrteb the New New
Haven Railroad without an accident ~ any tram while
on that road that caused t' loss II sDglc life limb
10 any passenger 80 transported
The great caution shown In the running OF trains must
have enailed some additional expense the road but
the stockholders have reason 10 complain Of tho
management the two dividends per cent each g-rs
paid and the Treasurer had hand cash aud to
the amount OF s59405 7s The cash receipts for trans.
portation, &c. for the year were 313949 90 trasppr
taon expenses taxes and interest consumed OF tLis
amount 5000 49, leaving to credit OF profit and
ss25ge 2c The equipment Of the road has been kept ia
the best Of repair and number OF new passenger
purchased New dOuble-track bridges are about
plcted across NOrwalk HarbOr and the HOusa nC Ral
road Twothirds OF the road has been relad with steel
rails and the remainder will he completed next year.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
ENGLAND IND INEEICf ~ lis3.
BY ALFRED TENN son.

;Fro1n Yort Iri1T
Mr.. TenDys0n writes to the edorni me IrdJfr " TIT
poem. which send herewith. Is suppsscd H. he write
spoken by a liberal Englishnan at the time Of Gu
recognition or American Independence
o Tbon, that sendest ont The
To rule by land and sea-
Strong mother Of a Lion line
Be proud OF those strong SOUS OF thine
Who wrench'd their rights from thee.
What wonder, II in noble heat-
Those men thine arms withstOOd.
Rftaught the lesson thou hadst taught,
And in thy spirit with thee fought
Who sprang from English blood!
Bnt Thou rejoice with liberal JOY,
Iift mp thy rocky face.
And rlater, when the storms are black,
! In many a streaming torrent back.
The seas that shock thy base!
Whatever harmODies OF law
The growing world assume
Thy work Is thiDe-The single note
From that deep chord which Hanpden sm0te
Will vibrate tV the doom.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
BROOKLYN Real estate for Sale.

INOR SALE or EXCHANGE for COUNTRY
RESIDENCE story high stoop stone front HOUSES
pl. with all mprovearnts near ProsPee pI, ,;r,,,,
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
obstruction.

NTiIDE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
n ~ MADISON AVE.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
NORTHERN PACIFIC GOLD BONDc.
THIRTY YEARS TO Rt'N.
INTEREST. '.:D IN GOLD,
Payable Semi-Amually.

EXEMPT FROM l. X lax.
These Bonds are issued III denominations Of from,
800 to $l,UO CoUpoN and 800 to SlO,W0 RLuIs-
TERED.
They are secured 10y FIRST AND ONLY MoRrGAGr.
UPON THE RAILROAD, IL FRANCHISES AND ALL TIIFs
LANDS AND PROPERTY SOW POSSESSED ny THE
COMPANY, OR WHICH 1T MAY HEREAFTER ACQtIPR. .
The bonds offered AT par and accrued nter">t,
in currency. and with their AMpTE sECUriTY n +
HIGH RATE OF INTEREST there is no Investment az
cessible to the people which is more profitable or
safe.
The present most unusual opportunity for tho
profitable conversion of GovernmenG Bonds INTO
Corporate ScCuItc of undoubted reliability cann"t
long continue. Government and corporate d>burs.-
rient, for Interest and dividends in the next ninety
davs III Olsen yage some Two Hundred and Twenty
Millions of capital most of which will ar once seek
rciuvrstment. Really desirable investment -cclt-
ties are compared with the present and prob
able demand for them, hence an early advance III
their value is morally certain. The 7.S0 Gold Bonds
of the Northern Pacific Railroad are being rapidly
absorbed by the people, and these facts snggesb
prompt action on the part of those who wish to eX-
change securities in time to profit by the present.
premium on Five-Twentes and the present low
lrlce of Northern Paciics. JAY COOKE d Co,
Philadelphia, New-York and Washington,
Financial Agents Northern Pacific Railroad Co..
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26

HISTORY Of The GREAT FIRES in CHI
- G1e0 G .ss - WET ;, d, J. eeeDsrs.s d. CHI
e.s.: % E.snss. pnse 81 So ou. eli oee srs.d, soh
rroeh 90 essrsr AGents vsatsd u. D. GOODsPBRD Co
PAbSsv j. "" '" 0ssseesd CAsass. SL L~ss Nse,sssu
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26

~, .uli.c ATE oaEti,.'d a-a.hst he-n''"LNK 4
,Lcck. pmpoitius to- l., ,Iawn 10y j. Il. IL Inta"n,
unou and ,.itli,d Ly tie West side b. TX, dat'I
December &C. 1911. payabi 10 john Greer "ood 'n
b.a,.r. for 81 "a, 81. tn, sane being forgery.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
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r, claim. to be nt ony eompk tdn eoutsping the author
o,pu,r correction, and notes, rrts carefully conf
,a,,d rt Scott, ncrei oory Jon his asnodon'
taer, hare ben obfain, bOre ben
pu,htd Beside. General udeI there Glossary and separate
Index to each volume II printed in clear lcgbe tpe les
pecay cast for the purpo upon wbe paper Of superior
ou.tv Is we'll bound and batJy Vol l., wavery has
norr, Of the Author and each voum. vgnees anil fronts
General Catalogue a .suel By mal any address
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PUBLISHERS,
10 Washington, Boston
TIHE LAST WEEK! 1O5 NASSAU-ST.
We selling this week
GIFT ROCKS FOR CHILDREN,
GIFT ROCKS FOR GROWN FOLKS,
GIFT BOOKS FOR
SCHOOL PRESENTS,
"ir nOO'>' THE HOLIDAYS,
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New-York tribune., 1871-12-26

Tur Gnrir WANT OF CwTAII5Ts AND INvr'r":'.
4 LoNG LoAN, WITH \ LIBERAL RATE vi lAltkrsi,
AND PERFECT SAFETY.
The large income which Government bond, yeile'A
in the past III consequence of the high premium ON
COLD, and The handsome dividends pald by railroad
COMPANIES both i'll cash and scrip. have educated the
American people 10 high rates of interest for their
money! The recent advance in the national credit,
and the sharp decline in the gold premium have
materially reduced the annual income from n''sf1
mruts in Government bonds. which, II b"' gllt 30
the current quotations. pay only a nomlnI i'te!tsn
a. compared with previous years ,
The bond, of Old roads arc generally selling so
high that 1t is dilcult for investors to realHc seveni
Der cent lor their noEcy. in this state OF the mal-
ket favorable opportunity is offered to capali7tff
and Investors in tho IT. JosLPH AND DENVER CITY
RAILROAD CoMPANYs FIRST MORTGAGE StNKIN';,
FUND LAND GRANT BoNDs. This loan H. ihirtY
years to ru2. and ieaIs eight per cent inter st. wits
both interest aud principal payable in gold. mo
principal is payable i'll New-iork, and tho
interest either at New York, London, or franks
for.on-he Main, and in the coin OF the rrspectiVei
countries a large portion of this road Is compete'L
and in successful operation while the btla"r OF the
line is being pushed with all yigor consistent with N
wrll-consuuctcd road. 1t runs through coHntry OF
unsurpassed fertility and populated with enters
pisiug arfthrfty people, from st. Joseph, on '-
Missouri River, to Fort Kearney, an important STA
ton on the Union Pacific Road. Tais VII
greatly shorten the distance between the Alan-f
tic aud Pacific coasts. This il guarantee If ~
large traffic, but. az an additional security fuH
tine bond-holders. the Company has land naIt -
lJOGp acres of the richest agricultural larGs I'M
the Wei which cannot Dee sold for less than SilrE
acre. AMI the proceeds thereof ar' turned over ~
the Farmers Loan and Trust Cn!Hpany as truStc'2
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26

Glinations Uantr0- tilalcs.
A LAW STUDENT who has seen some prac-
4 wishes uat H. law office wffr, e r,ry
~ ,rucu-.s A'i.oss SlUDENg MucLe " II.
A MAN of education and experience wishes
~ asITCATION attendant and companion for DraIL Al
drcn u. A l.. Boz .5 InyiHs ode. -
A BOOKKEEPER desires EMPLOYMENT
~ At:sr., d. X. Box lij, Tribune od,cr
NTANTED--By young COlOred Man, q Sltua-
in Gt'ls, iGI- AIRlNAIE Waller Cal iOs iSo
,,sgs; l4 Fou'h.aye
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26

BrrIISGroN. CEDAR RAPIDS AND MiN\fN'~
SryrS PER CENT GoID SINKING FrNp b">pN ."'
sale at 90 and interest by HENRY CLE"S wa
No. ~ Wall.st.. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26

E,Grr PrR CENT TK>r MORTGAGE G"lD Bo>DS
If IN. MoslIF AND MoNrGoMtRY RAILROAD Co. In-'
dorsed by Alabama Si3m" nile on ''mpI tea
road. Particulars on arplicai n. For sale at ~
and accrued interest by arrlfR ~
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
OWN ON SPIRITUALISM.

THE uURATATLE LAND RErWi EN ItlS "VRi.D ,n.i,
AND THE NENr Ky KohfkT DALE o"hN' i-"''
IN bi2 g. ". carleton N co.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
GuteiS.
i3cir0 'uN1 Rcom5.

WANTED bv a YOUNG MANA good
ToOM and BREAKFAST IN a.stcss lael,n Tvtare.
III y Foa.lh AID S1te ,es los rsai
, ooI nice vol. be pa AIl-s, ~, Box O liz once
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-08-16
ia GIJIRNALDA.

> PERIODICO de motla, que Sc plbca en- Madrid
quincenal Ell folio mayor amena lnStructlva lee
tnra ilustradO con eXcelentes grabadOs y un gran
pliego de alfabetOS cifrs, medalloneS cuallto de
caprichosO fant:lStco puede producer la nagina-
ciOn del aereditado dibujan ST.. MagistriS
Ademas reparte mensualmente, alternandO con-
venientemente dbujos de color para borolr
1amazo, pliegOs de crochet capllchOs Gle alta move.
dad para labOres que no pueden dlbujarse los
pliegos ordnarlOs regala patrones pleas de msica
para piano, canto piano. fgurinas confeccio-
natos expresamente en- Paris.
La Guifnahl;l 0frecey y reparte sus suScrtOres de
tempo tempo ull gran resalo. Este peri0ticO de
mOdas ne cOnOcido hasta ahorl en- Puerto-ltico es
acreedor la consideration Gle las lee tOraS Puerto
riquenas, no solamente por 10 que deleta instrl-
We, por las nOvedades caprchos3s fantlsticas que
les ofrece sino porque valol esta al alcaneu de
todas las fortunas pues cuanto queda Tetacionado
sc regala porse 1nfmO preciO de q pesos EalOIle.
d:l saMeFl< a asa, pOr nm all0 de sliscriciOn.
BelaS lectoraS eStlis de enhOrahuena para que
os mas cOmodO laalizar las sslscrciolcs os 1ro-
sporcionO en- San German & d. Ramon Morales car
4terO de aqnella Administration de cOrreOS.-En Ma
syagiiez d. j. E. Balsac agente Literario-En
Ponce q ID. Manuel Lopez del cOmercio de Iibros.-
En- ArecibO d. Joaquin Fernandez.-En Faiardo
q ID. Pedro M0ta Camps en-, esta Capital vues-
nero 8. So. gs3anaRs
+ NOTA-Este peri0dico Sc reparte bajo la cubier-
ta baioJ cubierta de color que constituye una
pubiaacion ~allfte, variada EN- todos
con recetas advertencias utlles anuncOs dc la ma
yor iinp0rtancia para las families para los colegios
para las maestras de Ii ensenanza. go
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ESTIP EN- do.

Intefnos, por toda instruction, TN tri-
mestre adelantado 5 Is.
Medio-jnteFncs (permaneciendo en-. ell
ESTABLISHMENTS hasta las de la noche),
por toda instruction, tamben por un til-
mestre adelantado S $s54. s3a
Medio-internos (haata las cuatro de
la tarde), por el misno concepto : en-
la misma forma 5, Sc. s,s
Es'ernos, por lnstruccionR RriDaria 4.
Por cada rano de la ssecnndaria 93.
H0RAS DE CLAsE.
De S.a 1 / de la M Tana. II
De 1 & 4 de la tarde.
Nc Sc hara descuento salgnuo -por las
vacaciones regiamentarias, III poE les dias
que los ninos falten ! las ciases;; ea decir,
que empezado un tiimestre por los inter
nos medic internos, 6.nn mes por los
esternos, hay que satisfacer suimporte
lntegro.
Los interesados que deseen mas de
TALES, pueden solicitar ell programa ge-
neral en- dicho estahlecimiento. !.
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Eds sl87lN Director lerperto 1ssvcrd
de Colon. II !;
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