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The New York herald., 1874-10-19

IAyTLLIAM ABBOTT, ACCrlONEER.
w BY virtue OF a chattc mortgage will sell, this
day at ~ O'Clock the entire Furniture and Ca
in the hotel No. 70 East Twenty fourth strcc anc
Bedsieads ana best feather eds and Mattresses
Mirrors. fine Brussels Carpets, &c WILLIAM ABBOTT,
Auctoncer w sell on this day al II O'Clock. BY virtue
OF chattc mortgage the contents Of the restaurant 3lS
Fourth avenue, large LOT q Tables. castors Chairs
Vesels French Range and all other goods and
chatteIs In said resfaurnnt WILLIAM ABBOTT, At
tornsy for Mortgages. once 90 New Bowsrx.
The New York herald., 1874-10-19
COUTHERN LINE.

u FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The following and first class steamers VIII sail
every Wednesday, 3P NJ, from pier ~ East River
CARONDRLET, Captain McCreery... ...........Oct q
CITY CITY e x GALyE,TSS AZ EST captain, ~ a. Evans Hoy
Freight received daily. Through rates to Galveston,
IndianOlo Rock or Aranzas Whar Brazoe Santiago
For freight or passage, having sHperor acconmoAAr
tiOnS apply to Z. II. MALLORY CO.. Agents,
l53 Maiden Lane.
The New York herald., 1874-10-19
RAILROAD.
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE

UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New YORK. from foot Of Desbroaees an
Express Tor Harrisburg Pttsburg the West ana South
with Pullman palace cars aiIached, $50 A. NJ. and
For WilamsporI and Lock Haven. via Philadelphia ana
Erie Railroad division. connecting at Pnl!sdephia
6 dpy n, Gp and
For Baltimore, washington. and tho south-Llmtsd
Regular "a at" at s;io l. H. ''siS isnis SUN
Express lor Philadelphia, st. $50 A. NJ; l2:3o SA
sf Eirran and a1d Y night isaaad sanaay sns.
Accommodation for Trenton at ~ A. NJ and daPM.
For YswarMk M e a., Ss 70 5'fsS s Il Nj sio isM s
7:s9 sl@ 10 Il 80 NJ, and u night Sunday, SAD 7
s & s:is % ~ % I -. s g sS g. ~ s s s;
7:3o. s;lo ~. II 30P. NJ and u night suniay 5:1
For Ranway va g. 30 20 10 A. NJ, u NJ. La 2: sa
$40. s:io i.so, 400, sao $40, 6;Ig Go s:laD
For Sa Perth s%oy and Ho and
iOA NJ, 2:S. ;5o and r. N. . 80,
For New Brunswick. ~ and 3 A. NJ y NJ, S:o i:la
For Eas, Milestone y noon 3 10 AMI !:1P;
For Lampertvic and slemlngton, g:n 4, NJ and :.
For Bordentown, burlington and Camden ~ and ~
For ,sa ssas ssn4 8 and.
For Hlghtstown. Pcmbcrton and Camden. via Perth
Amboy $50 ? For Hshfstown and Pcn,berton,
aps 8 aay s, ''GSs " daily ~ ss, sSSep
Ws!P.M From fh,s,aaelphIa, 5'fo sats:S} , l9;iS
daS 5 S S.s 'i 81 G;i' ;;s oa H. i s:sS ana io up
Ticket orces sn ana "a sroadway NO. As,9r House
Bsss 9cSss SS. M s Hudson HoSoso
The New York herald., 1874-10-19
SALES AT AUCTION.

". K STEVENSON, JR., AUCTIOSEER.
IA. supreme Court sale, under foreclosure by George
S. sedgewick, ESQ., Referee, viii sell pubic auction,
day. October s9 1874 at Y n nobn all that ,a valuable
street, between Broadway and Fifth avenue adjoining
the aght House, only 80 feet east Of Fifth avennc;
lease IA years November 1874; lot 25x
ls3 terms OF sale 10 per cent and the suctoneers fee
Messrs. BLATCHFORD, SEWARD. GRIsWOLD 4 DA
COSTA, plaintiffs attorneys No. 20 Nassau street.
Y X. STEVENSON, Jr Auctioneer, II Pine street, or 81
East seventeenth street
The New York herald., 1874-10-19

CROMWELL STEAMSHIP LINE FOB PORTLAND
~ Me.-Steamshlp GEO. WASHINGTON leaves every
at NJ. from pier No North River connecting e
interior and the East Freiahs reduced. Passenger
commodstions unsurpassed Passage, includinF state
Apply to CLARK 4 SEAMAN, So West street.
The New York herald., 1874-10-19

Eust slUe.
A Isl AND 50 CHERRY STREET, ADJOINING
"A. Roosevelt-These valuable hve-story brick
Cenements, together only Sl6,o00: easy terms.
v. X STEVENSON Jr,
II Pine street 81 East seventeenth street
The New York herald., 1874-10-19
EXCURSIONS.

a.
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY
street, foot OF Broadway for New Brighton snug Har
bor. West Brighton, Port Richmond ami ELM PARK.
from $3.50; A. to 7sU r. n daily suudays laclussvA
The New York herald., 1874-10-19
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.


BENNETT BUILDING.
GREAT REDUCTION IN RENTS
WITH VIEW TO SECURE ELIGIBLE TENANTS
FOR THE FEW OFFICES NOW REMAINING INLET
IN The BENNETT BUILDING THE RENTS HAVE
BEEN REDUCED. AND FIRST CLASS TENANTS MAY
OBTAIN OFFICES AT VERY Low RENTS.
TO INSURANCE AND BANKING OFFICES rs now
PRESENTED AN UNUSUALLY FAVORABLE oPPoR-
TuNITY TO SECURE EIIGIBLE OFFICES on MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS
THE ABOVE BUILDING Is
COMPLETELY FIREPRoOF
HEATED BY STEAM
TWO ELEVATORS.
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS
INQUIRE or
HOMER MORGAN,
The New York herald., 1874-10-19

A STORE TO LET-CoOn STAND DOR TAILOR
- shoe sfo-e watchmaker; adj0lni * entrance TO
FranEt0r. House. 1J2 William street
LfACIOKY 10 LEASE-wfTu STEAM POWER. 40.
81 Twenty third street: three and &c lar
seuanfy located and factory purposes build
~ 4srsoi ~ 10 feet Inquire on premises
s.rzxM PDwER.--RoOMs ASD FLOORS TO LET
- w az wftfonf power. at Is and ~ Pel street. reat
isy, % wood workers or othsrk
The New York herald., 1874-10-19

MERtCANA!
~ Sale OF a private Library, comprising choice and
cct collection OF Works on American History Bi.
ography many of them exceedingly and valuable;
the whole 10 be solo by auction at the Clinton Hall sale
Monday evening. October ~ commencing at ~
O'Clock. The Messrs. LEAVITr, AuctiOneers.
DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER-
IA EXECUTORS SALE
OF House and I.o!, No q sSlliyan street.
on THURSDAY, OCTOBER ~,
at II O'clock At the Exchange saesroom No. Ill Broad
.np,. way; SaIe absolute; InN .u,.,o,..r.
No Pine street
The New York herald., 1874-10-19
coAsrwysE STEAMSHIPS,

TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
u COMPANY
. The elegant screw Ateamship MERRiMACR, 1000 tom
burden, Captain George b. Slocum. WI san tor 81
rnanS fs5 s o hps sS o.
Fortnight or pnssasc agP'y tto1 r GARRISON
Va. Bowling Cream
The New York herald., 1874-10-19
REAL ESTATE wANTED.

vIrAyTED-IH HARLEM, FOR CASH, a SMALL
w frame. prick or stone from, House, between l2ith
su I30h streets and Fourth and sixth ayenucs no
ice unless locality and price are stated Addres
C. O.. 50 East Fourth street
The New York herald., 1874-10-19

FRANK THOMSON General Manager
cyTONINGTOy LINE FOR NEWPORT AND BOSTON
- The new and magnificent steamer ~
RHODE ISLAND, every Tuesday thurs lay and Satur.
dav and the elegant steamer
STOKINGTON, every Monday, Wednesday and Frid ay,
from pier IS North River foot of Jay street. r. H.
arriving In Boston ahead OF all other lines.
The New York herald., 1874-10-19

A UCTION SALE-MAGNIFICENT
"A household Furniture.
Property Of Nathan Meyer, ESQ.
To be sold THIS tMONDAYl MORNING.
commencing at 10Y O'Clock,
at the elegant tve story brown stone
residence l20 West go St, 9th
Magnificent wood Etageres lace Curtains Mirror
~ octave rich rosewood rianolortc, made by F. g
Lfyhe Co. latest styles naid Paror Suits covered In
SATIN bro,atel 6c 1nlald Centre Tables Cabinets Jar
dincres Bronzes, O Paintings &C.. Chamber Suits In
solid walnut, Dressing Case Bcdseads spring and hair
Mattresses Carpet DC Bookcase. soJ volumes; Books,
Lady's Secretary, Library Table. turkish Suit and
Chairs. dining room Buffet Extension Table solid wal.
nut Chairs, china Dinner and Tea Sets Lounges, nall
stand, &C. also basement and servants Furniture
II. Z. MCDONNELL h Co, AuctioneerA
The New York herald., 1874-10-19

TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUCH.
i ing at Key West carrying the United States mail
Steamer g. v: CLYDE, CAPTAIN Pennington, will leave
nier 20 East River on Saturday. octi6er a at
points the Galveston, Houston and Henderson ana B.
b. and c. r. X. charge tor forwarding in New York
For freight or passnge having sIperior % accommodH
-.T--' -f' W. r. CLYDE co. lle " oil street.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-07

A SocrABLE GOVERNOR Gov. Powell.
Of Kentucky. was never an orator. but his
conversational, STORYTELLING and social
qualities were remarkable. His great forte
Law in establishing a personal Intimacy
with ever one he met. and in this way
he was y.ry powerful in elcciionccring
He chewed immense quantities tobacco.
bu, never carried the weed himself, and
was always begging it of every one he met
His residence vas in Henderson, and II
coming up the Ohio pas, that place gen
,lcman overheard the following character
! is,ia anecjote Of him.
A citizen Of Henderson, coming o'
board. fell into conversation with pas
senger. who made inquiries about Powell
.'He lives in your place. l believe. don
he 7"
..Yes. one Of our oldest eitiIens.
Very sociable man. aia't he Z
Remarkably so"
"Wen l though, so; / think he is OF
Of the most sociable men l eves met in IN
life-wonderfully sociable. l was intr'
dueed to hira over a. Grayson Spriul
last Summer. aud be hadn't been with u
ten minutes when he begged all the Z
, baceo had. got his feet up in my Ia
aud spit oil ever ne--remarkatiy soc'
ble."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-07

A LAWYERS ADvIcE.-An Irishman.
by the name of Tom Murphy. once bcr-
rowed sum Of money from one OF his
neighbors. which he promised to pay IN q
certain time. But month after month
passed by, and no signs Of the agreement
being kept. his creditor at last warned
him that il be did not pay it on certain
day he should sue him for it and recover
by law. This rather frightened Tom. and
being unable to raise the money. went to
lawyer to get advice on tie matter. At
ter hearing Toms story through to the
end, he asked him:
"Has your neighbor any writing to
show that you owe him this fifty dollars!'
"Divil a word" replied Tom. quickly
"Well. then. if you have not the mono!
you can take your time, at all events. HI
cannot collect it by law" :.
"Thank yer honor. much obliged.
said Tom. rising and going towards tn
door.
"Hold on. my FRIEND" said the law
t "Fat for 7" asked Tom. in astOnish
mcnt.
"You owe me two dollars"
"Fat for?'
i ..Whv, for nv advice, to be sure
It Do you suppose I live BY charging nosl
: ing?"
= Tom scratched his head for a momen
It in evident. perplcxi.y. for he had no m'
s. ncy. At last bright idea seemed
II strike him.
ID can have yces any papers to show IN
owes wees two dollars 7" he asked. VII
l. a twinkle in his eye.
IS "Why, Of course not; but what do
y that signify p
'e .Thin I'll Jest be after takin' yer ov
G. advice. an pay neither you nor me neis
ne bor." saving which he left the Office al
~ its occupau, to mediate on lawyer "a
ie ing his own advice aud doctor TAXI
es his own medicine.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-07

'GLoatous SiGHr.-Onc Of the finest
sights Professor Stiner. the 1ronaut. says
he ever saw, was the view he had oil
two sunsets, while on his balloon trip from
Milwaukee. He was at certain altitude
the FIRST time. when he saw the sun &c
down upon Lake Michigan. and then de.
scended to the waters Of the lake. After
ward he commenced rising very rapidly,
and soon reached such an altitude tha
the fery orb again began to rise, appa'
rcn,ly upon the western waters, anu err
long he was once more in full sunlight
Then. as he descended again. the sui
sank beneath the waters second time
thus afording two sunset views in . sin
g.e Gay. The professor says. as the SUI
appeared to rise second time. it vas on y,
of the fuest visions be ever witnessed
and the spectacle was one Of tbs mos
magnificent description.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-07

TrnsroFsrRscaHFTIos. .-S2 .oc perannum
|fs ar paid wiibiasix months. Nosabserip-
|z1ssn will be reccis ed for shorter period than
ssx meaihs and no PAPER 20 be discontinued
snsil ali arrearages are rePaidexceP iatthe oP-
saian OF the pHhlishsr.
Tgaws or ApvKRTIsrxG--Tscentsp square
fsr ske srst tinssrtion, and so cents for every
1 |~nhs~an.ntiasestiou. Esvhsfines orless con-
rensfitmsea sqaare. 1.-THE number ofinscf-
4:eus - act ss@Tked on the adxsrtssseentG re- g
80 ~Armh1znra wxxff fcxsId. 2nd ehasgeu
nrrerAinrfv tiAsrsl deduction made TO
sAns~ " no advertise by the year.
commanieA,ions OF personal character
wnle IN charged ~ the same rates rs adver-
sszr~@suts. obituaries over ten lines in length
Willie charged at the rate of so cents per
sqnare.
All Communications for publication mus
he a~~crppanied with the real name of th'
antkar, or no attention will be paid to them
Ths real aamr oi the author viii not be pno
isshsa aalsss desired, buiHe cannot conseh
O insert communications unless We know
De writer
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-07
Written for the Beacen.)
LINES T0-W g. n.



Bright her locks of beauty grew.
Curling fair and sweetly flowing,
And her eyes of smiling blue, qss.z
Oh how soft, bow heavenly glowing
Ah poor heart oppressed with pain
when wilt thou hare An end Of nonFniegf
This long, lesr ysaf Rvs iooksa = vaie
T~&6 u Sk1sAssa5e - ns.znU y -
Cold and scornful as thou art,
Still 1 love thee, oh sincerely,
No other can ever win this heart
From its allegiance rlighted early.
o thou cause Of all my pain,
Wilt thou ever be my lover,
ONE, oh ease this killing pain
And will cherish thee forever.
Every scene with thee would please,
Every care and fear would fy mei
Wintry storms and raging seas
Would lose their gloom if thou vert nigh me
o might but call thee row my own,
| No added rapture joy could borrow;
| 'Twould be like Heaven when life Is flown,
| 'Twould cheer my soul and heal its sorrow
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-07

,usS., ssev vosed 5000 COO sor the Pisi-
mont rosd. which has never been bses..
sud Mad bestowed il upon this road uhish
4 heine pressed forward.
10 shs people Of Southern Maryland.
vhcm che var has left IL such lsu.ents-
hls euaditioa. the coassrastion of this
rcad i q vital impcstance. Their lands.
vhish ere nov worth - little. would be
;.ssssasd u valaa aA huadred told by
5ks - lesulinn = thri9y. isdnstrious
: Z -; - : = u es:s
ted States Cos productiveaeas and wealth.
They are poverlcss to help in its eonssruc-
ton, aud they will owe the president. Col
ouel Smoot. and directors Of the Southern
MARYLAND railroad q debt Of gratitude
which they will end it difficult to dis
charge. Washington. on the contrary,
has the ability to aid in the great work
and the vast advantages it will reap from
| its construction makes il . duty to contrib
| ute to It. -,
OF course, all these advantages vii
be turned to the benefit Of this Distric
equally as we'll.
The following is a copy Of the reso!u
ton offered BY Mr.. Butler. Of Massachus
etts. and adopted by the House OF Repre-
sentativss. in relation TO the Southern
MARYLAND railroad and q naval coalin:
station on the St. Mary's river:
"Whereas the Southern Maryland Rail
road Company is now engaged in construc
ting a railroad from Washington to 81
Mary's river and Point Lookout, at tn
confluence Of the Potomac river with th
Chesapeake bay and whereas said raj
road. when completed. will bring the cit
, of Washington within two hours and ha
, Of the Chesapeake bay. at the deep waite
, Of the harbor of St. Mary's river. whic
8 will enable the Government to avail itsc
, of the benefits of such harbor thus render
3 cd accessible to the seat Of Governme.
e at all seasons Of the year therefore,
Q it
, "Resolred. That the Secretary Of t!
D Navy be. and he is hereby. directed
:. obtain from the War Department the =
o mort and survey made Of the St. Mary
river and adjacent waters by the Top
b graphical Bureau Of the War Departure
1t made about the year 1924. and to appoi
l. board Of naval officers. to whom 4
e same shall be submitted. to inquire In
= and report as to the expediency of cssa
J. fishing at said harbor naval coaling 81
1t ton, and to report :he results Of their
l. vestigation to the Secretary Of the Nav
re who shall forward the same. With his
is commendation thereupon. to the Ho'
G, at the next session Of Congress.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-07

LIVE Wirnour TRraLs-Would You
wish to live without . trial? Then yod
would wish to die hut half man. With
cut trial yuu cannot guess at your own
strength. Men do not learn TO swim on .
table; they mus, 60 into deep water. and
buffet the surges. II you wish TO under.
stsud their true character-h you would
know their whole stronghold vhai they
are capatle-throw them overheard =
! Over with them-and IL they are worth
saving. they will swim ashore cf them
selves.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-07

A Kentucky farmer refused to look at
a sample sewing machine not long ago,
as be always "sows whea, by hand" lie
!. related TO a man who did not want a
.hreshing machine on his farm. for y
said he. "give me harness tug or bar.
re-. s.avc, and I can make my family toe
the mark according to Law and scripture.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-07
OUTSIDE COOPERATION.
CONCLUSION.

=. 1t shall be an abiding princi pie
with us to relieve any of our oppressed
and suffering brotherhood BY any means
a, cur command. Last, but not least, We
proclaim it among our purposes to incul-
cate a proper appreciation of the abilities
and spheres of woman. as is indicated by
admitting her to membership and position
in our order. Imploring the continued
assistance Of our Divine Master TO guide
us in cur work. we here pledge ourselves
to faithful aud harmonious labor for al
future time. to return hy our united ct
forts to the wisdom. justice. fraternity an'
political purity of our forefa'hers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-07

fF A young beau. at his sisters even
ing party. began to sing. "why Am | 50
weak and weary T. when little brother
brought the performance TO sudden close
by yelling out: AUNT Mary says us
cause you come home 90 late and drunk
most every night"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-07

T A good mother vas trying to ex-
plain to a young hopeful. the other day,
abOu, fgh,ing aesinst the devil. After
telling the little fellow Who the devil was,
aud how hard he was TO successfully re-
sist. he turned srcund and said:
..Mamma, I'D be scared Of the old dew
il. but IL vas to come across one OF hi
little devils Id knock the stefhng out o
him."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-07

Joaquin Miller. in bis WALK. in G,ncva
and his talks with boatman. thus began:
.Rou where there's no Americsn.' Boat
m.n glancss up and down. ard as length
meets Josqnis froun then he hcavcs
sorrowing sie b. and liIts bis glanoes to
the sky.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-07

A shoemaker ont West. with . literary
turn Of mind. has the following. pocsieal
gem attached to his shingle:
ssie.e lives q uaa who never refuses
To mead Ill sorts Of boots and shoeses-"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-07

She tied the halter TO her waist, and
led the COZ 10 water; the brute aocs
fright, and gave = tsiss-"My daughter :
oh. my daughterw
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-07

TIA man is too poor to pay for news
paper. how many dogs can be sao.d 10
kcepf An answer il requested.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-07

They rveatly increase our burdens. and
do noe besr o proper proportion to the pro-
fits Of producers. We desire only self
protection and the protection Of every true
interest of our land by Legitimate transac-
tons. legitimate trade. and legitimate
profits.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-12
SECOION OFFICIAL.
GOBIERNO SUPERIOR CIVIL


Por decreto dc est G bierno Surer or de- 10
de Junio del aio rr6ximo ma ado, sc creo la
Junta denominada de- Fo~ento material y mo
raj de esta Isla, sin preva auto iza"lon dei 90,
bieino Supreme. sin naamento a'guno legal
en- menoscabo de las atrihuciones que compe-
ten a las CoroOraciones mum flpales pr'duc-
to del sufragio v llamados por Ia q IN adml-
nstracion de los tereses pOpnlares, as1 loca-
les como provinoiales Y ser dentro de "a or
ganiza ion legal la genuipa repre- entaclon de
los nueblos.
FL caract er perturbador de esa Eo~poraclon
las atrihuciones legaes de qne tue reVestld ~
su ipfecurda existencia, no han nodldo menos
de lamar mi 'enciOn Y e. su vlrtud en- cum
plimiento de 6rden superior, he &C rdado 10
siguiente:
Artfculo 10 Queda disuelta de de Ia uhlca :
cion on la Gaceta de este Decr9tn in Junta de
Fomento material y moral de la Isla. ereada en-
10 de JUNO de 1873
Art 90 Aefmismo quedan disueltas todas las
ComisOnes que Ia misma nembrara.
Art. 80 Los anteceden &c, lihrOs de aetas
demas documentos seran remitidos 4 mi Auto
ridad por quien corresponds en- el termlno de
Is dias.
Puerto Rico de Abril de 184.-SANZ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-12
e o M " II II y

Los figurines ilumnasos de las Iiltimas mo
das de Paris.
Patrones de tamailO natural.
ModelOs de trabaiOs q la aguia, crochet, Y
tapIcellds Ell COI0Tes.
:, Noveias, Cronicas de salones teatros, be-
| as artes, nltSlca. ga
La NOD4 ELEGANTE ILUSTRAD4
&c pu@llca cuatfO Veces al mes, DOT numeros de
. paglnas gran folio tres cOlumnas con gra-
o@doS lntercaladoslon el text0 y figurnes ilu-
mluaQOs.
La collection del ano forma un voumen de
uua5 lz0J Columns, gran f)iO de escOiida lee
turd, con mos $500 grabad0s intercalados, IS
n~idl CD GtaAados en acer7 liuminadOs, di-
nuJos lie tapIceria. u grandes patr0nes. tama-
No natural con mas de 900 modelos de vestidOs
eorlg"5 n "a, hojas dc dibuj0s para bordad0s
algunt5 pleas de muslca, 50 o mas ejeUcicos de
lngenio, como son 5altos dc CaU3iiO . (1erogii-
iicoS Jp1o 80 eual cOust.tnyc un Dreci0so album
dI&a0 do Vcup1T, per su b6lleZa luiO utilidad,
uh III ar preielente, 10 mismO en- el gabnete
ie ~ aratocfaIsa tamliia, que en Ia mesa de
ld90f ue In Inenos ac0mOdada saH0rita.
la seccion de n1odds para Rilas niit0s de dos
a doce nos, NADIA deiafa que desear, pues muy
lrecuentemehte dara 1igurines iluminadOs, pa
1toheS d0uJos, que seryirin de verdadera
gala a Ias senoTas nadres de famiha.
E& e. G. "a T. d
Las Sen0ras que SO susCriban nor tOdO el ail0
l81l reo'hlran en- Z acto un magnidco yoldmen
de tamau0 Casl folio, de seleeta impression en-
cuadernad0 Il la rtistca titulad0:
ALBUM POETICO EsPANoL.
el cuai contiere mas 1900 yersos in6ditos dc
los prmer08 Yates espanOles.
Las senoras que quieran recibrl0 encuader-
nado, a0onara p1r este concepto q los Agentes
Sl-30, pues la empresa Sc limita a cobrar una
pafte de los cost0a derech0s que ha pacadO
por satlsiacer los deseOs manifestados por an
ugua5 Sras susCrI0las dc recibir las Pgfmqs con
ecgantes encuadernaciones
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