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children, Of making sleeping furniture
ETC., will all bo included in
the general scope Of this department. Food
medicines, and clothing will bo among the mist
important subjects for consideration aud il1u-
tration. There will be plans for orphan as::-
lums, foundling hospitals and nurseries, a,d
models for Fairgrounds and gardens for oat
door exercise Tho department will be an on~
tirely new feature, no other Universal Exposi-
ton having had it, and the diversified aims
which it contemplates can scarcely fail to render
it both attn active and instructive,
, 1872-12-06

MYERS, OPERA HOUSE-Monroe street, between
State and Dearborn. Arlington, Cotton Kernhles
Minstrel and Burlesquo Troupe
, 1872-12-06

New YORK, Dec. 5.-A F1orida letter reports
the fatal shooting, at EllizyiI1e Of Leonard
James (colorod), James Barr, merchant, and bis
clerk and cousin, John Barr, by two desperadoes
named Widgate and Carroll. The affair caused
an excitemeut
, 1872-12-06

A1KENs THEATRE-Wabash aEenue, corner OF Con.
cress street. Rubinstein concert.
, 1872-12-06
Cigar Cases. Pocketbooks, Etc.

Cigar Gases, Pocketb66Ks, Eec.
Among the importers and manufacturers OF fancy
goods, and articles which are most appropriate Tor
gifts for the holidays stands in front line the hzn o1
Merker Bros, No. Sc South Canal street, uear Maof
son, up stairs.
, 1872-12-06

Cod Liver OIL.
Hazard l. Caswelrs Cod Liver Oil Is the best
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CONNECTICUT.
Wrestling Match.

New HAVEN, October 2S.-To-night
at Germania Hall, the wrestling mateo
between Homer Lane, of New York
aad Perry Higley, Of Bridgeport, took
place. They wrestled for $1,000 side
t and the championship Of America. A
number of New York sporting mon ar
rived to-day TO witness the contest
among whom were Joe Coburn. Mike
Coburn and a host OF others. At 9 p.
NJ. the match commenced. James
Hodges, Of Bridgeport. acting as umpire
for Higley and Joe Coburn acting in
the same capacity for Lane.
Considerable discussion took place re-
gardiug the referee. Higley wanted
Ainsworth and James Coburn wanted
Harry Hill. 1t Was finally decided that
both should act. The betting WAS IN
favor of Lane at odds OF 800 to $50,
with few takers. The first fall was won
by Lane in twenty minutes, the second
by Higley in forty minutes and the third
by Lane after hard struggle. and he
was declared the winner OF the match.
The last match, for the championship
and 800 a side, took place about a
month since, when HIgley won, which
resulted in the above match. Lane
stands 5 feet inches in height and
weighs 100 poands, while Higley stands
5 feet 9 9inches and weighs l65 pounds.
The match created intense excitement
here and was witnessed by six hundred
persons.
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WASHINGTON.
General Sherman I'LL.

WASHINGTON, October 2S.-General
Sherman was suddenly taken i'll Satur-
day, but is better to-day
Gone Home TO Vote.
The departments present dreaey
appearance this morning, a large num-
Der Of clerks being absent, having gone
home to vote.
Naval Matters.
Lieutenant Commander H. Glass has
been detached from the St. Mary's aud
placed on waiting orders. Commander
Byron Wilson reports to the Navy De-
partment that the United States steamer
Yantic, under his command, arrived at
Gibraltar on the 4th OF October, thirty
seven days from Norfolk. The officers
and crew are well.
Resigned.
Collector Gray, Of the twentieth
Pennsylvania district has resigned.
Raid on the Mexican Frontier.
Telegraphic sdsices have been re-
ceived here OF raid over the Mexican
border, few days ago, by gang Of
American maraudera living along the
Rio Grande, on the Texan side OF the
river. The sole object Of the raid
seemed to be plunder, and when the
Mexican officers attempted to impede
their progress, the rutfians became en-
ragged aud murdered the Alcalde and
several other Mexicans and then set fire
to and burned and destroyed all the
houses in the town. During the fight
which occurred two Americans were
killed. Steps have been taken by the
military authorities along the Texan
border to arrest thd entire gang, in or
der that lawlessness may not 60 unpun.
ished.
Report CoDtradtcted.
There ia the best authority for saying
that the report put into circulation q
lew days ago that Mr.. Fish is soon to
retire from the State Department and
that hi. place is to be filled by Minister
E. B. Washburn has no foundation; in
tact the relations between President
Grant and Secretary Fish are OF a most
cordial character, and nothing has oc-
Cured during the last few months to
interrupt them. The visit OF Mr.. Wash.
burn to this country at this time has
no political significance whatever. Mr.
Wsshburn applied for and obtained
leave o. absence six months ago, but after
considering the matter he preferred not
to avail himself OF it. Mr.. Washburn,
after his leave expires, will return TO
his post at Paris.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Excitemen nc In Regard tn the Sunday
I.i0u0r Law.

Exciteme ne In Regard 10 the Sunday
Liquor Law.
LONDON, October 2S.-The licensing
act requiring the drinking sa looms in
Liverpool to close at nine o'clock P. NJ
on Sunday, was enforced for the first
time yesterday and gave rise to consld-
erable excitement among the frequent.
ers of these places. Crowds collected
in various parts Of the city and were
addressed By persons, several Of whom
were under the influence Of liquor, in
opposition to the act. The gathering
finally became 90 noisy that the police
we're compelled to interfere and arrest
the moet prominent men. In some OF
the streets the people opposed to the act
manifested their indignation at its en-,
forcement by lighting colored fires and
hooting at the police officers when they
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RIVER NEWS.
Departure of Coal Fleets.

PITTSBURGH, October 2S.-The river
is about on a standstill, with nine feet
of water. The weather is cloudy
Thirty boats left for Cincinnati to-day
with 2ll barges and 2,4S5,OOO bushels
OF coal and coke. Twenty steamers
left for Cincinnati and Madison with
ia barge. and $4,000 bushels; fol
Nstchez, 226, 900 bushels; for New Or
leans, = steamers, l9 boats, II bsrgec
and $4,000 bushels.
steamer X. r. Hudson Sunk-
The packet R R. Hudson was sunk
this morning in the Monongahels
river by towboat She was just com
ing from Wheeling for freight and pas
sengers, intending to star; back to NOR
row. The extent Of the damage is un-
known, 90 that the probable time re
ouired 10 raise her can't be stated. She
is owned at Wheeling and under the
charge of Captain William List.
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the disease. but three exceptions only
being noticed. The attendance upon
the sick by physicians, the removal Of
patients to the various hospitals and
the burial Of the dead are duties that
have been sadly interrupted. The
steamship companies have been greatly
discommoded and the New York, Phil.
adelphia and Baltimore lines are con-
templating the withdrawal Of their
boats. The horses which drew the
city prison van having been taken sick
the prisoners from the different stations
were marched through the streets, this
morning, handcuffed together, to the
Tombs,
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Daring Robbery.

New YORK, October 2S-Between
the hours OF 6 P. NJ. Saturday and $50
A. NJ. yesterday morning, a gang o. four
expert burglars successfully accom-
plished a most daring robbery at No. 9
John street. The first floor was occu-
ped by Ball &, Barnard, wholesale
jewellers, and on the third floor was the
manufacturing jewelrv establishment
of Ormsbv Il Keith. In the rear par,
Of the latter wa. one Of Urban sold
safes. containing diamonds set and un-
se. cameo rings and unfinished work
lined at between fiteen and twenty
Thousand dollars. all o. which the burg.
lars took. They also got into Ball d
Barnari's and tried to omen their large
chilled iron safe. hut could not succeed,
having only a limited time at their d's-
posal.
Thars. 70 Emperor William.
A Herald special from Berlin says
Bancroft Davis has written a letter to
Emperor William in which he savs;
al am charged by the President OF the
United States, speaking in the name
and in behalf OF the American people,
to thank vour Majesty for the great
Mains and attention YOU devoted to the
settlement of the San Juan boundary
case by the Arbitration.
Report OF the United States Trea-
surer.
Washington special to the Times
savs that General Spinner has about
finished his report "a Treasurer OF the
United States, and will send it to the
Secretary the coming week.
The Ring Cases.
The fourth day Of the Hall trial was
we'll attended to-day. Garvey was re-
called and testified regarding the work
dome nv him for the city, on which his
claims were founded, and as to his gen
eral connection with the ring suits, D.;
Fl Masterson, builder, was examined
regarding the cost OF building, but the
ccnnsel Tor the prosecution argued that
the proof of Garvey altering bis bills
vss sufficient to show Their fictitious
character, and the Court excluded the
testimony.
Eot Yet Conf rmed.
The Pacific Mail Company have not
vet received any cor irmatiou OF the
announcement of the vrecking OF their
stsamer at Savala, on the 18th inst,
hut have no reason to doubt the truth
of the report.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Marine Disaster.

New ORLEANS, October 2S.-The
steamer Victor, Captain Gates, which
sailed from New York for this port on
the l4th inst. went ashore on the 2lst
in Jubiter inlet. The vessel is a total
wreck, but the passengers and crew
were saved, a portion OF whom wi ar
rive here this evening on board
the steamer General Meade. The
steamer Victor was built in 1861, at
Mystic, Connecticut. She carried 1876
tons, and was owned by c. Il. Mallory
Il Co, of New York.
A Fatal Shooting ARRAY
took place to night between John H.
Henry, Liberal, and Perry Lyons, Re-
publican, wherein the former drew
knife on the latter, tearing open his ab'
domen. Lyons, in falling, fred four
times at Henry, infcting a mortal
wound. The fourth shot. however
struck boy who stood BY in the back,
wounding him fatally. The affray was
brought about by discussion on pollt-
ical questions.
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IN DIANA.
Horrible Death.

Crown PorSr, October 2S.-Au in
mate of the county house Of Lake
county, Indiana, known as Dutch John,
seventy.two years old, was missed some
ten DAYS ago, all search for him proving
unsuccessful until yesterday, when what
was left Of him was found in an aijon'
ing hog pasture, where, it is supposed,
he laid down from exhaustion, and wac
literally eaten up BY the hogs, nothing
remaining OF his body but the skull and
a few bones Of the lower extremities,
which were identified by mis- boots and
other clothing found near BY.
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Tare Oh Sugar.

The following resolution was offered
by Mr.. Abner L. Frazer on Change to,
day, and unanimously adopted by the
members of that body;
WHERAs, A resolution has been Of.
fered in the New Orleans Chamber OF
Commerce requiring change oftare on
hogsheads Of Louisiana sugar from ten
per cent to an actual tare OF an approx
imation thereto, allowing twelve per
cent of the gross weight as the tare;
Resolrsd, That the Chamber OF Com
merce notices with much satisfaction
the project in the New Orleans Cham
Der of Commerce to correct the injustice
on sugar bogsheads in that CITY, and
would respectfully and urgently request
our sister Chambers OF Commerce to
consum mate 30 desirable reform.
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MEMPHIS.
Hank Failure.

Bank Failure.
MEMPHIS, TENN, October 2S.-The
Savings Bank OF Memphis, w. j.
Wicks, President, closed on Saturday
night, and trustees were appointed
Their liabilities amount to about S20O,-
900. The assets are not vet known, but
it is expected that they will cover the
greater portion OF the losses.
The Fair.
The attendance at the fair to-day
was rather slim. The trot, best three
in five, by horses owned here, for a
purse of slOOO-s35O to the first, $3.50
to the second, $3.50 to the third and 5 l5O
to the fourth-was won by Honest John,
as follows: Honest John, ., |. ], |;
Brown Dick, 3, 3. 4, =; Lead Mine, ),
6, =, 5; Major, l, =, 5, 3; Tennessee
Boy, distanced; Henry, 6, 5, distanced
Bov Tom. 4, 4, 5, 3. Time, 2:44s
244i, 247i, and 2:453.
The Savings Bank Failure.
The failure of the Savings Bank cre-
ates little or no excitement, as its line
OF deposits were small.
The liabilities of the Savings Bank OF
Memphis, which made an sss gnment
Saturday, will, it is said, reach three
hundred thousand dollars, and the as
sets. with the personal property, real es
tate, &c, belonging to its President
w. J. Wicks, and wife, and which ha:
been turned over to the trustees, will
pay seventy-ive cents on the dollar
Contrary to the expectation OF every
body, there was not the slightest ind''
cation of run, and but few calls made
for balances.
steamer Sunk.
The steamer Umpire sunk below
Shawneetown yesterday, and is a total
wreck. No lives were lost.
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PITTSBURGH.
of gx.GovePnof W11tIS"

rouerau OF Ex-Governor "iIiis" =
JOhust0u.
Prrr.BuRGH, October 2S-The fu-
neral OF Ex-Governor William +. John
stop of Pennsylvania. took place in
this city to-day. The funeral services
held in Tririty Church, were very i'm
posing. The members OF both branch es
If the CITY Council and members OF the
ha, vere IN attendance. Judge NC
C.ndless adjourned the United States
S,.,,;ct Court through respect for the
memory OF The deceased.
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CANADA.


KINGSTON, October 2s.-The pro-
peller Bruno, owned BY James Wylie, Of
Hamilton, with . cargo Of -four, struck
a rock in Galop rapids, this morniug,
and sunk.
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n. W. PHILLIPS,
Iron and Brass Founder
Manufacturer Of
STATIONARY AND MARINE ENGINES
AND DOLL ERG

The undersigned hereby announces to the
public and his former friends that having
opened up his foundry and machine shop,
Is now fully prepared TO contract for all the
various descriptions OF machinery, rolling
mill work. blast engines, and castings OF all
kinds made to order. job work done on
short notice, with The best materials and
In a workmanlike manner. would solicit
the continuance OF the liberal patronage
heretofore extended 10 these well-knOwn
engine works. The location OF these works.
fronting 4OO feet on the Ohio river, wi h the
track OF the Pittsburgh, Wheeling and
Kentucky railway running In the rear,
makes 1t one OF the best sites for wagon
or car works.
The undersigned will sell the entire
works or put them into joint stock COM
pany for manufacturing wagons or cars.
For further information address or ap-
ply 10 II. W. Phillips.
saDDS-h
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RAN Rail.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October ga
game Of base ball vas played this after
noon between the Athletics and Q Bal.
timors club. resulting in . victory for
the Baliimorsans BY . score Of Is to I.
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An O'COyOR ELECTOR DECLINES.
To Defeat Grant YOu Mast Vote For
Greeley.
Mr.. VERNON, o, October %.

To the Democracy Of Ohio:
Ihavs been nominated as an Elector
on the O'Conor and Adams ticket. As
Mr.. O'Conor declines to accept the
nomination, there is no Democratic
principle involved in this matter, and
respectfully decline being a candidate
for Elector on that ticket II the
Democracy expect to defeat Grant
they must vote for Greeley.
WV HARTsooK.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, October 2S.-Mr. Lsmoraux
a Republican, has been elected Munici
pal Councillor OF Paris.
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Wanted.

An INACTIVE, INTELLIGENT MAN, TO
a devote all or part Of his time 70 solicit
inc insurance for the Asbury Lite Insurance
Company, OF New York, in wheeling
Liberal terms will be grantet. Address
] ROBINS " STRAr ER,
State gent W. Va, Asbury Life 1ns. Co,
Ha per's Ferry, w. Va. ocffs
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SNOW.

DENVER, COL, October 2S.-A light
snow is falling tonight. Thermome
ter 32o.
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CINCINNATI.
Fatal shooting.

CINcINXArI, October 2S.-Edward
Joh uson, OF Ripley, Ohio, shot and
killed a man from Chicago whose name
is unknown, further than Sam. John
son was released on five hundred dol
love- hail
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PROBABILITIES.

For the lower lakes and thence over
the New England, Middle and South
Atlantic States high barometer, north
erlv TO essterly winds aod partly
cloudy but generally clear weather. On
the gulf sontheasterly winds and clear
weather. In the Northwest low bar
ometer, brisk northessterly to southerly
winds and threatening weather extend
ing to Lakes Superior and Michigan
and to the lower Ohio Valley with
light southerly winds. Waruing sig
mails at Duluth and ordered for Chicago
Milwaukee and Grand Haven.
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Wanted.
Choice Building Lots for Sale

CHOICc nUIIUtUB IUuS IOI D"fC
an WHEELING ISLAND, OPPOSITE
I Steamboat Landing. Prices moderate
and terms easy. THEODORE FINK.
Those wishing TO purchase can ses the
plat OF said lots by calling at the Cffice OF
theodore Fink 4 Co., Feed store, oil John
street. close TO the Postoffice.
WHEELIsG, October q, ls7l oct2l-h
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THE WEATHER.
synopsis for the Past Twenty.fOur
Hours.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, October %, A. NJ. }
The barometer has continued to rise
on the lower lakes and in all the At
lsntic States, with northerly to easterly
winds and generally clear weather from
Michigan to Kentucky. and thence
northwest to Wisconsin and Iowa
southerly to easterly winds and gener-
ally fair weather high southeast winds,
cloudy weather and low barometer are
reported from the Northwest. Auroras
are visible at Milwaukee and Roches
tar
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c.. F..
GENERAL FAvORITE.
For general manufacturing purposes.
NJ. F..

MANUFACTURERs FAyORITE.
For heaviest manufacturing purposes.
ALL LOCK-SITCH, STRAIGHT NEE
DIE.
The.F. y style, after more than five years
experisuee ha proven itself the most sim
,Ie, efficient and durable family machine 10
the market, and stands to-day AS the
REPRESENT ATIyE AMERICAN SEWING MA
CHINE.
The g. F. style Is now offered 10 the
public after two years of experiments.
Many OF its principles are entirely
new in their application 10 Sewing
Machines. Both It's Tensions are original
devices patented oy this Company, and its
stiffness and ease OF running will especially
recommend IL. For light manufacturing
uses, in quality OF material, simplicity oi
design and adaptabiuty, II is eqIalled by
no other machiDe.
The NJ. +. style has neither Cam" Cog
Wheel ""Com pound Lever" or " Rotating
Cranks;" runs noiselessly, easily and rap
idly; a Drop Feed on thrse sides oftIe needle;
a capacity OF nearly twenty inches under
the arm, and can be used on the finest cam
brio or heaviest leather without alteration.
FOX SALE OK LEASE; terms easy, full
instructions given and satisfaction guaran-
teed,
Agents and Canvassers wanted In every
county in West Virginia
Address,
WEED SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Agency, 81 Market str, et,
octi-sb Wheeling w. Va
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MALLS
Vegetable SiciliGi
HAIR
REVIEWER.

Every year increases the popularity oi
this valuable Hair Preparation which "
due 20 merit alone. We can assure 0uI old
patrons that II IL kspt fully mp IN IT. high
sta md ard: and II IL the only reliable and
perfected preparation for restoring OkAt
on FADGD BkiK 10 - youthful color, max.
ing IL son, Iu-trons, and AIken. The scaIp
by Its use, becomes white aud clean. II re.
moves all erJptIons and dAndru1, and, b,
It's tonic properties, prevents the hair from
falling out, ss H sfimplates and nourishes
the hsiT-gJsnds. BY ~ usc, the hair grovs
tinker and stronger. In baIdner, n re-
stores the capillary glands 10 their norma.
yigur. and will create q new growth, except
in extreme Old age. II - the most econotn.
lea HAIR DED,rIS0 ever used. N it FeQuirss
iewes applications, and gives the hair .
splsndid, gioesy appearance. A. A. HAy0,
VI. d.. Ststs Assssyer oi Massachusetts,, says,
sThe constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and consid-
er II the Bnsr pRxPAkATIos tos 10 intsod-
ed purpose>.'
Sold BY all Druggists. ard Dealers
in Medicines.
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M { EpicAL.
Ayers
'SAR SAP ARILLA

Ii widely knoN u
a. one OF the most
efiectual RENE iiss
ever discovered o.
cleansing the sys-
tern and purifyii,s
the blood. IL has
stood the test o
years, with q con.
stantly growing
reputation bssei
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For tho rell-i
and cure OF all
arrangements 10
the stomach, hs.
er and bowels,
They are a mild
aperient, and an
excellent purgs-
Auive. Being pure
ly vegeiable,th-y
contain no furi-
!, curry or mineral
] whatever. Much
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-04
Ell conflioto de de Eilipinaass. as
Angel Il.
Leemos en- El, TEMPO:

Leemos en- El TEMPO: ii .aou95ae
Ha surgido un conhieto entire ell
captain general de Filipinas y el co
mandante general de marina senor
Mackrohon, porque este consider6
POGO oportuna la 6rden dada por aquel
para ell bombardeo de Jol6.
No conocfamos los antecedentes de
esta question; pero los peri6dicos de
Manila publican artfculos relatives &
10 que viene aconteciendo con .el sui
tan de Jol6, y que pueden servir pa.
ra esclarecimiento de la question.
Despues de la toma deJol6 y del
tratado de 1851, jamas curnplido por
ell sultan, nuestras. relaciones con
aqgel regulo no han alcanzado en-
ninguna epoca diferente estado del
que hoy t;ene, y este porauna ra5
zon sencilla de explicar.
a la toma de Jol6 no sigui6 in
mediatamente el enyfo de medlos
bastantes para hacer beneicioso, PEI
70 de nn modo permanente, aquel
glorioso hecho de armas, llevado 4
- fz-asas-gs SksgssEs. n EzEsTSwaS F-wMarxz
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La conducta de los periodistas radi-

La conducta de los periodistas radi-
Gales de Puerto Rico, los arrastra fa-
'talmente al abandono en- que quedo Ell
conde de Pozos Dulces 8 la rebe-
lion en- que estan Cisneros, Armas y
Ponce de Leon. A ESQ conducen los
equilibrios imposibles de guardian du-
rante toda la vida. Dichosos nosotros
81 este aviso de amigo les mueve q
variar de rumbo.
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] Insertamos con gusto la siguiente
carta con que Sc. nos ha favorecido: oas
a Sr. Director del BoLEr1N.. ls9a So
Guayama, % de enero de 1872. oil

Muy Sr mio: en el peri6dico Et Prgye. /.
50 fecha "a del pasado hemos laidoo nn arr
tlculo titulado, .DETRAs- DE LAieRuz El DIA-l
BIO, en- el cual yemos las mismasq argu.
mentaciones y preguntas de sienpre, ,sc6ns
testadas hasta Ia saciedad lpor todos los ora
ganos del paftido liberal conservador; pe-
70 que 4 pesar de este, repitenlos hombfess
de 81 Progreso con estudiada impertinen-
cia. Neamos tambien de- repstir por cen.
tesina vez 10 que SO les ha dicho en- otras
ocasiones, va por si 10, tiepen olvidad6, 7aIi
tambien para que vean = sepan Il unidad
De miFas, 10 cQmpletamente idsasl6eadeg