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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-06
A GRAND DISPLAY.
"a EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
4 4 = !.

ID $40 and 3I4 Bowery
door below Blcecker street
As per our circular we shall commence Monday
grea, sale Of Dry Goods
AZ de recent auction sales ana At
soyersmen The price q; these goods viii be found
merely nominal IN comparison with their actual value
In all cases they are warranted periec.
sserges and poplus at 25c . &c.
pBritish snd wrench Dress Materials &c to 37 in all
SILK Striped Poplins &c
tRaye cloth shades cost 6Oc. gold,
Japanese slks Siac and iOc.
All sk cham japanese 5oc
and t ~ H s nas Il / eaa in quality to
Pure Mohsir Popns 4oc. to sc.
Milkado Silks at size,
present time in this cry for 81 S5}s 10 81 70
Mourning Department
great baresas in black Alpacas
Double width Poplin Aipacas, IKE
French Cashmcres, JOc 80 h5c.
su.erpall wool cashmercs 7'c. TO 81,
prcportionateiy low prices
In
s1s a% ysu a1a sEGs s.g 81 S . !;
srasees si q equally o;g.1 low prices,
spring suits IL great variety.
In medium priced goods; also
Skawls, Cloths, &c.
We especially solicit the attention OF housek 10
Linens, white Goods and Domestic Departments,
assctuai comparison viii demonstrate that although
the goods not :, Hing such immense loss as
The generality o the goods In recent purchase they
are nevertheless offered lower rates than they can be
purcha sed elsewhere,
BRADBURY BROS,
5l9 and 3l4 Bewcry.
C4FsE's
S.,rts and
ToIfnOu-s
Removal.
CAYNoR'S.
selling of
ata sacrifice, previous ~
removal
az SxtE avenue,
between rhlrty.seyenth aud
Th!rty.etgath streets
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AT THE POPLAR CARPET STORE
l2I Bowcry.
near Grand street.
30 piecea cheek Mating Just landirs. 25c per yard.
10 pieces Tapestry Brussels Carpet ~ 25 per yari,
fngrains at Soc per ward.
nc hes, sc. inEtans in tho city
~ i y srepe,c with all The now aud choice style,
~ the season
A TIGHT MONEY MARKET
- and backward spring have caused
gishtucpresslon IN spring Dry Goods
VITA ready cash We have secured
some extra bargains
Que lot ~ japanese stripes, t5c., formerly gsc
new cloth shades light AyscaS &c. formerly SIC
fkua quaint! Berlin Cords, 3lc,. formerly sny
SUPERB Meiair Poplius, 5uc formerly bit.c
2,hH yards best Prints, De- formerly l2l,c
Also bargains in ottoman Shawls Linen Dnmasks rov
els Marsces Juts Muslns, rriats, Ginghams, Ticks
acu al '
WILLIAM LAMBERT co.'s
- Green*ioh street, aesr Snri.e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-06

AT THE GREAT BARGAIN HEADQUARTERS. AIS
n Grand street.-ROUSS, BELL X co. in order to
clear out everyhng win continue their great sale
week longer aud AT still sacrifice; the
damaged portion OF the stock is all gone, and we
showing SNluo WORTH OF Dress Goods III almost perfect
condition about Ne the dollar; 1000 pieces silk
striped Grenadines at l2c 300 pieces fancy Grenadines
at &c plaid Mohairs and Poplin paids, I2lc
yard vide French percales ct lSc would be cheap a.
ooc Mw pieces pHth any roIutu htca ppn, ~ AL ne
pacas. 25c. Shawls, zoe to 81 25; yaru wide Lonsdae
and Balou Bcachcd and Atlantic Sheet ngs I21sc; La
dies and Gents Hose &C. and iOc Kid Gloves 25c; real
Maltese Lace Collars l2Lc and 25c.; Embroderies Sc,
Collars 1c Handkerchies &c. White Goods Linen Ta-
bic Damasks, Towels. Napkins and all makes OF House
Keeping Goods at prices that will surprise Cottage
Carpets AZ 2oc and DC ngrains, Boo and oilcloths In
all widths at 25c the dollar positively guarantee
give YOU 1926 worth OF Goods about $40 IS at the
great bargain headquarters 435 Grand street
ROUSs, BELL. co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-06

"A. G ". FRENCH
Will open Xxi
MONDAY I'll
- Spring n
lSI Styles of al
Il White and Colored ~
81 Shirts, Il
81 made to order. II
Il First class work and fit II
I'll Call and samples II
III Ll
IL 1856 $42 and $is per dozen. Il
IL Fine English 81
Umbrellas II
q Tor ladies aud gentlemen 81
~ Ladies' French Jewelry, 81
H. Chaelanes, Belts &c 81
A complete new stock of Mems Furnishing Goods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-06
DRY GOODS.

IMPORTED PATTERNS or ALL THE LATEST nov
elites are to be found at Nine. A. DUVAL'J new show
rooms S75 Broadway. Patterns cut from measure war.
ranted to at pc rfcctly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-06

A complete new stock of Mems Furnishing Goods
per steamship Cuba.
G. W. FRENCH,
importer Of Mems Furnishing Goods and fine French
JeMeIry. 500 broadway. Prince street corner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-06

NREDLEWORK WITH INITIALS, EYE
M LINEN mEMsTiTcii i2l,c lse 2oc 2'c. up
iENT'S ALL LINEN HEMMED l5c., 20c &c. up.
sENTS LINEN HEMSTiTCH. &c, 2Sc Sic, soc.
BOYS HEMMED, FAST COLoRS, &c.
90 DOZENS APPLIQUE LACE CORNERS.
WORTH 81, We ARR. SELLING AT 25c.
80 DOZENS ALL LINEN HEMSTlTCH AND
EMBROIDERED ALI. ROUND AT zoe.
,60 DOZENS ALL LINEN HEMSIIrCH AND
NEEDLE WORK CORNERS At 25c.
100 DOZENS EXTRA FINE RICH GOODS
~ BOTH GENTS AND LADIES' FROM SOC. M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-06
DRY GOODS.


At kIhZEY's,
GREAT BARGAINS FROM
LAST WEEKS AUCTION SALES.
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
RIBBON DEPARTMENT.
THOUSANDS OF YARDS AT Sc. &C., &C., &C., loc.
GRO GRAIN Rlab0Ns; loc i5c., zoe. 2sc, Sc
ROMAN RIBBONS, 2tc, nc, Bic, SOC. 42c.
CORD EDGE RIBBONS, tc Sc. l0c., l2c l5c., lSc
SASH RIBBONS, 25c Sic, Soc, doc, Soc. up.
ROMAN SASH RIBBONS. 6yc.. 75c., 81.
wATERED SASH RIBBONS 50c, 69c., 7hc. Soc.
RICH SAsHES IN ALL THE NEW STYLES
FLOWER DEPARTMENT
THE LARGEST VARIETY OF FINE FRENCH
ILoMERs To BE FOUND IN THE CITY.
glusTERs LILY or TIE VALLEY, PINKS
ROSES, vloLETs, DAISIES, PANsIEs, LILIES
WILD FLOWERS FORMING COLLECTION or
FINE FLOWERS AND PARTISAN NOVELTIES
Nor 40 BE FOUND ELsEwuERE
STRAW DEPARTMENT.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-06-11
NIISCELLAE EOUS.
A GRITZNER.

ISASHIOEABLE Barber and Hair Dres-
i, ser, in the Middle Of Main street
Bridge, Watertown, Wis. The best of Hair
Dye used warranted to hold color for eight
weeks.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-06-11

BREWERS CONGRESS. Ma
tional Brewers Congress closed its ses-
sion at Cleveland the 5th. Addresses
were made by Louis Dehade, Of Wash
ington, and Ii. A. Rester, of Boston.
Resolusions were adopted taking strong
grounds against the action Of the
temperance party, the position oiwhich,
they claim, has become of such nature
as to be source Of alarm not only to
the brewing interests, but to the in
terests Of the public at large, by en-
croachng on personal liberty. interfer-
ing with innocent social habits aud
customs, and influencing politicians to
vote for measures of dangerous char
acter protesting against being class
ed with dealers and manufacturers of
distilled liquors, aud calling on the
members Of this Congress to maintain
a proper distinction between the two
lines of trade resolving to assail the
position to the teetotal party, and ap-
peal to the common sense of the public;
requesting the officers Of local asso cia-
ations to place themselves in CORES
ponding with the leaders of polltica.
parties, and use all legitimate means
to secure the election of members of the
Legislature in each state who will leok
to the interests of the brewers; resolv-
ing that it is the duty of every brewer
to endeavOr to obtain RECOGNITION of
the difference between malt and spiritu-
GUS liquors from legislatures, and de-
claring that the duty imposed on bar
ley from Canada should be repealed.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-06-11
CAPTAIN JACK,
Who Raised Him, Who Named Him,
and Whom He is Named After.

Our reporter has obtained from Mrs.
Joseph Knott, an old lady living in
this city, and nearly 70 years of age,
the following account of Captain Jack:
In the year 1851, while living at
Canuonville, Douglass county, an
Indian boy came to their house, and,
speaking the jargon, desired to live
with them He wa. one of the Rogue
River Indians, and belonged to the
tribe then located on Cow creek. She
noticed that he appeared to be an
active, keen, shrewd looking boy, and
with the consent of her husband took
him to raise, with whom he remained
several years. AS soon as the boy
was assured that they intended to keep
him, he insisted on haying "Boston"
name, as he called it, and wished to be
named after the best looking of Mrs.
Knott's children. This being appreciat.
ed by the mother, she decided to pane
him after her son-their ages, appar-
emily, being about the same--and this
son was J. Knott, better known as
Jack Knott, of saloon fame. The boys
grew up together, and many were the
days they spent in the sports of the
chase. On one occasion, after he had
been with them some time, he became
offended because he was told to leave
the room, and loaded his rifle with the
intention of shooting Levi Knott, but
was discovered in season to prevent his
designs. This circumstance led to his
expulsion from the family, and from
that until the present time be has not
been seen by them except in 1855,
the year 10 which he murdered Mrs.
Harris, after which Jack went to the
Goose Lake country. His mother was
a full sister to Rogue River John, who
attempted to sieze the steamer Colum-
bia while she lay at anchor in the
harbor of Crescent City, and also a
half sister to the war chief Sam, of the
same tribe, and Chief Joe, who received
his appellation foom having fought
General Joe Lane. All Of these facts,
and many others while we have no
space to mention, were recently con-
irmed by Judge Prim, of Eastern
Oregon, who communicated these par
ticuars to Mrs Knott, stating that the
great Modoc chieftain, Captain Jack,
was the boy she took to raise in 1851.
Portland (Oreqon) Herald.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-06-11

FIRES. -ConAagrations still prevail
all over the country to an alarming
extent. Among the recent number
reported is loss Of SIS, 900 at Ell Paso,
I'll. 100000 at Springfield, Ill. ;
$4,000 at Princeville, Peoria county,
Ill. 1897, 900 at Johnstown, R. l.;
$4,000 at Philadelphia $50 600
at Rochester, N. Y; heavy fires at
River Point, r. l., and in the woods
of Maine and Nova Scotia, ssand some
minor burniL gs.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-06-11

THE MoDocs.-A special from the
Modoc country of the 5th, says Gen.
Davis was preparing evidence to prove
the identity of the Moloc murderers.
intending to hang eight or ten on the
next evening, when he received a dis
patch from Washington to hold them
subject to a decision there, and they
will probably be tried by court mar
tial in camp. The delay causes great
dissatisfaction among citizens, and is
calculated to cause a wrong impression
among the surrounding tribes.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-06-11

The Omcia1 Announcements of Their
Capture.

SALEM, Oregon, June 5-The fol-
lowing dispatch was received by G ov.
ernor Grover to-day from General j.
E. Ross:
OREGON MILITIA HEADQUARTERS.
LOST RIVER SPRINGS, June 4, via
ASHLAND, June 9th. - Governor
GROVER: The Modoc war was ended
by the Oregon volunteers at 2 o'clock
last light. After hard march of
three days aud nights by the force un-
der my command the last warrior be-
longing to Captain Jacks band was
brought into camp. The captured
numbered five men, four women, and
three children The notorious Black
Jim is one Of the number. [ will
march to LinAville to-day, place the
warriors in irons, and wait your excel
lency's orders. JOHN E. Ross
Brigadier General Commanding Ore
gon State Militia.
The Governor sent the following re-
ply:
SALEM, June 5, 1873.
To General John E. Ross, Linkville:
If you have any of fhe lost river
murders standing indicted in the Cir
cult Court of Jackson county deliver
them into the custody Of the Sheriff o f
said county. Deliver all o,ler cap
tives to the commanding officer of the
United States forces in the Lake basin.
Return the volunteers and mus ter them
out. Assure your officers and men Of
my highest appreciation of their bril-
liant conduct on behalf of the State.
[ congratulate you on your success.
L. T. GROVER, Governor.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-06-11
Tuesday night respectable woman

Tuesday night respectable woman
named Caroline Gunger, in Lincoln
Park; Chicago, while on her way home
was assaulted by ruhian named E.
S. Griffith, with indecent proposals
which she resisted. He resorted to
violence and stabbed his victim several
times with a knife, tearing her clothes
and hair, but a fendish outrage and
barbarous murder was prevented By the
appearance Of an officer who pounced
on Grifiths and arrested him.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-06-11

A CHICAGO MURDER AND OUT
RAeE.-On Monday night, between IL
and II o'clock, saloon keeper in the
southwest part of Chicago, named
Charles Last, shot at and mortally
wounded young man named Thomas
Sullivan, moulder, "a lyears of age.
The tragedy grew out of a saloon open
ing and dance, it is to be laid to
whisky, (which made the crowd to
which Sullivan belonged obstreperous
and quarrelsome.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-06-11

COOP TEMPLARIsM ABROAD
There are now 1859 Lodges in Eng
land and not one has yet gone down.
A ship sailed from Dover, whose cap
tain and crew are all Good Templars.
There are now 100 Lodges in the
colony Of Victory Last November
the first Lodge was instituted in New
foundland and now there are IL
Lodges with q membership Of 500.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-06-11

Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis.
Professional and Business Cards s. 90 year.
Business notices in local column 10 cents per line
for 6rst insertion, and five cents for subsequent
insertions
Advertisements not accompanied with directions,
will be inserted till forbid, and charged for accord
ingy.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-06-11
FOREIGN NEWS.
CHINA.


LONDON, June "a dispatch from
Shanghai. giving some particulars of
the capture by the Chinese forces of
Taleefoo, in the Province of Yunnan,
Southwestern China, says: "The vic
torlous forces fell upon their captives
and massacred thirty thousand. The
Sultan poisoned himself rather than
fall into the hands of his enemies"
FRANCE.
PARIS, June 3. = President Nc
M ahon has issued a proclamation to
the army, in which he says, "the
choice of President Of the Republic
from your ranks shows the confdenc
OF the National Assembly in your 10y
atty The President has also issued
an order appointing Gen. Ladmiraul,
now military Governor of Paris, to the
command of the army of Versailles.
THE CHOLERA.
BERLIN, June 8. The Asiatic
cholera has appeared in two villages
in West Prussia, having been com
municated from Russia or Poland.
A rigid quarantine of the infected dis
trlcts has been established.
ITALY.
ROME, June 5.-Ratazzi, the states
man, died at9 o'clock this morning, at
Frosinone. Lauza, President of the
Council and Minister of the Interior,
Was with him at the time.
Urbano Ratazzi was born in Allies
andria, Piedmont, June, 20 1908.
Having distinguished himself as an
advocate. in Turin, by his eloquence
and learning, some time after the rev.
olution of 1913 he was elected to the
Chamber of Deputies. were he took
his stand among the Liberals. Subse-
quently he was called by Charles AL
bert to the Ministry, which position
he was obliged to resign eight days
afterward. He then joined the op
position, on whose triumph he was
made Minister of the Interior and sub
sequently, of Justice. Amidst all the
after fluctuations OF Italian sentiment
he seems to have retained the esteem
of all.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-06-11
c.. b. SKIM ER,
PHY SICIANS.
HAMLIN & FORD,

w ATERTOWN Lumber Yard. Lumber
w of every description Lath and
Shingles constantly on hand and for sale al
he Lowest Market Plice, at the Milwaukee
Depot Watertown, Wis.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-06-11

NORTHWESTERN R'Y ELECTION
At the election of Directory of the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Company June 9th, 307,506 votes
were cast and the following gentlemen
elected Directors--R. ?. Flowers.
H. L. Sykes,Jr., Albert Keep, A.sG.
Dulman, G. R, Marvin, H. Il. Porter.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-06-11
Omnibus Line.

{ DESIRE TO ANNOUNCE TO THE
4 public that I shall run my Omnibus to
the night trains this winter. | will, if de-
sired wake travellers at the proper time and
take them to and from the depot in closed
carriages. Furthermore, I should like to
inform the Public, that Messrs. Welsert &
Co. have built for me a commodious closed
carriage which will seat eight persons, for
the use of families, parties and funerals, es
pc cialy IN inclement weather This car
iage may be had at very reasonable rates
Of the Proprietor ofthe Watertown Omnibus
Line. AF. MANNEGOLD.
N.B.-If any fault should be found
with the drivers, please Cal! A. the pcopsie-
tor Of ihe above Line.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-06-11

Wisconsin ranks only fifth among
the states in the Manufacture Of rail
road iron. She is exceeded but by
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois and New
York.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-06-11
+. II. KLERKE,
AUGUST WIGGENHORN,

TEWELER, has recently opened Jew
u elry Store in Johnsons block, corner
Main and lst street, where he will keep
constantly on hand a large stock of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Pla-
ed Ware, &c. Particular attention paid
repairing Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
Sc, and warranted to give satisfaction.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20

licioso do los perfumes sDO tamben aplicaciOn
snpeI Iicia paEa guitar del cults toda aspereza es
inmeiorable. En- todos los casos de erupciOnes De-
cas- Inanchas yquemaduras de sol, Causados por *
posicon al sol 8 al Gire esta aqua floral, probar8
ser iO ventaioso, comunlcando al miGmO telnpO
tirpa del c1is apariencia lusTrosa ividGz tan
deaagradabls IL vista, Exetuando para Ia cura
gr1l.!us e Aqua uoiia debe usarse Siempre dila-
ia ca aqua. Para oXtrpar los granos la aplicacion
dcbe hacetHe ol liguido para sete u ochO veOea
al dia proaurando aplicaTlo solamente los granos
monte estas dirscciones en POGO tempo sc ver6n
desaparecer todns las d. d.3agradabes aSpcfezas del
rostT1 Laa proprdaie les biisnicgas del
Agua Florida de mvrray Lanman
sen distntivo marca. taago dc este exelente
Perfume. M admirable podar en- aliviar t0da fOrma
hstericus como per salntffeTas propeda4ies de-
siutectaHtS cl cuarto del enfermO 10 hacen no
tan sClo nm Feaulsi 10 de tocadOr Retretesno nm
nce eesario para uso general dc famlia Como perfn-
ne. escaaEmcnte necesltamos enumerar suS mu-
chas virHdes Treinta aTos do prueba ante ESQ p6-
bco ban establocido cl hecho que por su delicade-
"a pareza fr"scnra dnrabiIdad permanece, sim
Egual
Aiugun otro perfume 6 aqua de tocador Sc le pa
nadia pugds suplr su lugaT, nadle que 10 hayA
usndo Yez podr1 inducido de rcnuneiar de-
placer d. uaarla DE aqui la as0nbrosa rapid6z con
que veaa7 anneutan, atln d Ia faZ do ceutAuA-
de imitaciones fasttieacIones one hombrcs Hin
huIor diguidsd en Franeia Alomania inundan
Il fnerrado. La difercueia entire esas 10 legftima
Aga Florida sic Murray Lannan es simplsniente
In III eragCia entire 10 Hluy hueno ylo muy peaimo.
Re~tauss encarecer ~ plhiico uue cuandO coln
pren ssalpro pidan poT Il AgHa Florida de Murray
! Iansnati. pfepar.la s.F I.anm..u Kemp, Nueva-
ork uUpueA son les ftnico4 propietarioS dol arti-
uIoge limo.
80 { - todas las boti-as perfum"rias.
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NODAS Y NOyBDlDBS DE- PAhIS.

Mademosiele Therese Bar;llot tieue el honor de
of ecer q su cientea gran surtidS que acaba do
recibir por ell hltmo vapor.
Hay sombreros de paa de Itali4 de la Ultima for
para noras ninas, cap0tas, geneTos de lato
dc color dc todaS classes gIstoS muy variados, 90.
nero bianco DE- b0utzos CALI do de sennTas nifas
cors6s jubonesd de murselina boraaa, cuellos, man-
tul blaneo berdaso para c0rtinas r,usclna gran
dcs dlbujo> para mosquito os, encojes blanco ne
gro, fai les do color negro II reales, poplin de
Iana escocesa de b0nitos coores, bar6s desde real
vara il u reales mus6Ina do coor II real, india
mas, pcrcaes toda otra clase de generos para uso
de las sefioras
Hay ademas para adornos, cintas dc seda raso.
gr0s tafetan tercio-pelo fiecos de seda lana pa
sarnaneria, blondas dc todo un sntidO abundaute
2apatos d, raso banco ~ reales, pendentes,
abancos Y sOmbrilas.
A causa de la mucha mercancfa que &C ha recib-
d. SO hsn reducdo los precios vende con gran
baratura, con objeto do reazar regresar Paris,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20

FL qte stlscrihe haCe preaente q muchos y
buencS amigos tauto dc la lfla, como do afur,a que
teniendc quo ausentarse por algun tempo ha toma-
do todas las preca lCioucs para etc Us
Srs, que concurfeu su oil Egokek del :. ai~
verse que QGedun complacidos tAnto o unaa cue
h!sfa ahoT;. para 10 cnal quoaa a fTtnt3 del esIa-
blecinleuto II. In0fre hicolau cayo bgeu caracter
y anabiiidad " conocido deluuchos igualmDn
te el dc eaposL, amnos e3t;iu nteresador en- la
mucba concarrGueia V cue qIodeil s;.tisfcchos los
hncapedes del hcspedale para quo asi recorn enaen
el eefsbiecniento Il stlg amigos.
puerJ Rice 81 a., Marc "a lSg9(ip hrel Oh aar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-20
ALHACEN DE- RlPA ! SASTRERIA
DE- R. CERma 4 COnP.
SAN FRANCISCO sS.-PURRT0- Rico.

Los duefios del etadD es aiIec!tatosstss aefsYt e.
nriquecer sas spaFadoTsn con Io Asassssss e..
Pano negro de difefeHsss cAl.das.ea.r aAssn N#9Fs
de idem.Bafista de laua peFtnf rallsgass psasAs
gas cortes de paGtaion paataspe = frss.- 8ss
lente snItidO ds nlsflnas ~ KgOs issgs AsFaums=
Alpacas nlny iin - negr8s IL UTra~ tsgaa ssss-
lido de dfies hsancas ds coauFsA tasa ssSssa saA
-Pano dc culorrs vefyfe ggAna fag4 xuGsaskss s !
una iniiniIa tic nFsfcnl9e.
Para los quo q1ic ssuvnrsi Is 8B in "a "a hmass
bay on complete surti3o dc kAnasu& ss8Y az aaFsas
de la Habana psra los nssesaasssssss tasaAi4s =
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