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The Van Buren press., 1875-06-15
A Monument to the Confederate Dead in
New York.

A telegraphic dispatch from Elmira, New
York, dated June 4th. says:
A committee was formed here this evening
of which eX Congressman III Boardman
Smith Is the head. to make arrangements ioi
the erection of monument to the Contcoer'
atA dead. nearly three thousand of whom II,
buried In Woodake cemetery here.
The millennium is approaching; the spirits
Of peace seem loading the air with their swee
breath. Not only do the people of the soutl
pay the tribute of love to their noble dead
but the north, forgetting all ill-will, propos
to do honor to eur dead. who sleep anon;
them. Is not this propitious omen? Doe
1t not point to happier state Of affairs no
far IN the distant future? A feeling of re
turning brotherhood seems to permeatc tn
atmosphere of the entire country, and goo
must result from It.
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-15
NEW HAMPSHIRE TROUBLE.
Opinion by the Court-Prospect OIL
Peaceable Solution.

Concord. New Hampshire, dispatches OF
the sth, give the following solution of the
difficulties III that state:
Upon the assembling of the senate, to-day
the opinion of the supreme court touching
the el gibility of Messrs. Priest and Proctor
to seats in the senate. was admitted ana pa
ced on the minutes. The court declines TO
pass ain opinion upon the action Of the COVER
nor and the council in the matter, holding that
such an opinion could have no greater weight
than the criticism OF one baanch OF the gov
ernment upon the action of a coordinate
branch The court was before o! the opinion
that when the senate adjudged Messrs. Priest
and Proctor duly elected senators, their ac-
tion was final and conclusive as to their right.
George II. Stowel the president Of the Sc
ceding republican senate. received, THIS nof
ming a copy OF the opinion of the supreme
court on the senatorial question. accompani-
ed by letter from Chief Justice Cushing.
stain, that that court could not recognize
any body claiming 20 be the senate other than
that organized by the election of Hon. Mr..
Sanborn as president.
The republicans are not wholly satisfied,
claiming that the opinion does not touch the
main points at issue. The alleged assnnp-
tion of the duties by the executive, IL not pre-"
scribcd by the present or fundamental law.
They held caucus on tiis subject TINS morn
ing. The policy they have adopted has not
yet transpired. -,
1t is thought that the seeding senators VIII
return this afternoon. and that the business Oi
Of electinga governor. in joint convention
will be proceeded with.
The democrats claim that there can be no
legal election now. as the time prescribed by
constitutional limit has passed, 1t is not
known whether any serious conflict over this
point will he made.
Won't useless" send Sheridan to put a
stop to the bandittl's " operations in New
Hampshire?
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-15
Jail Delivery.

J NJ. Armstrong sheriff of johnson coun-
ty, gives notice of the escape on the sth inst.
Of all the prisoners confined in the Jail at
Clarksvile. He offers a reward Of $50 for the
arrest of John McFaddrn, charged with the
murder Of Geo Blackard. NcFadden is a
young man about 22ye1rs of age, with boy.
ish appearance, having little or no beard
light hair, light gray eyes; slender made
weighing about l30 or 40 pounds, and /,
about feet, 8 or 10 inches high. Is of nerv-
ous temperament. speaks quick, displaying &
large mouth and teeth Is fond Of gambling
and whisky; Is given to much talking ant
Dragging. l. uneducated, though writes
good iand-spclls badly. Lived in Texas
few years, and is believed to have served
term in prison there. Has downcast ant
suspicious countenancc,
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tE Judge Merrill OF the United State,
district court at Galveston, says the Memphis
Appeal acting upon the sober second thought
has dismissed the contempt case In which the
Ns,os was defendant Concluding his opin.
ion, delivered yesterday, he said: d" As no acI
10 criminal whose intent Is not such. there.
fore unless the intent In this case VAS the
obstruction Of justice on the part Of the pub
fishers, the laws ofthe United States were moi
thereby violated. and the publishers have un
restricted liberty to apply any epithets to thu
judge Of the court, without being in con
tempt for so doing, and no further or othe
preceding connected herewith will be had II
this court"
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-15
Avtansas-dow She Stands Abroad.

The following is from the New YORK D""g
Sun of the I'd Of June:
at Is astonishing how rapidly the recon-
,tructcd States recuperate when they are re-
lieyed from the rule Of the carpet-baggers and
their allies, who have done SO much 10 para
I've the trade and industries of the nation by
imDoyerishing the states where tiiey nave
held control. Here Is Arkansas where thc
people had been reduced to the verge OF des-
pair bv the exactions Of the carpct-bag crew
" I'd SO long maintained themselves in power
nv the most outrageous frauds and the assist
ance of the Administration. already paving
up its debts though only n few months have
eiapsed since the people recovered the right OF
self government. The land owners notwlth-
standing their poverty. are surprising the TAX
collectors by the pronrtness with when lhrl
respond 10 the demands made upon thrm'
The board Of finance have paid up the deht
due the Union Trust Company of this city
amounting to nearly $4,000. and they lave
taken in a large number of bonds hy potheca-
ted several years ago. by the first of next
month the state treasurer expects to be able
to pa~ the interest due on large amount ot
bonds, and In the business Of private individ-
unl.. the prospects are equally encouraging
Yet,ifGrant could have induced congress TO
weld his wshes,t the United States army would
have been used to remand the people OF ARK
ansas to the rule OF the unconscionaSie ras-
Gals who oppressed and plundcred them un-
I'll they were almost hopclessly ruined
Yes, and this Is the result Of the excellent
state government under which we life. Peace
holds the sceptre OF power over our entire
limits, and we are gradually becoming hap
py. As we again take our place in the eius'
ter Of states which compose our national con-
stellation,wc shall demonstrate to the country
that confidence II. our loyalty and Integrity
has not been misplaced
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-15

The festival and supper OF the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Prcsby terian church was
complete success. and highly enjoyable
There was plenty Of good things to eat, and
they were ate. The tables groaned under the
weight of nice things which it contained
fervency among those who partook Of tho
viands Othelo's string band discoursed very
swcetly, and when midnight's solemn knell
had sounded, the happy throng turned their
steps hemeward. we'll pleased with the mer.
ry occasion that had called them together. The
receipts rated over $50. which was hardly III
to what unexpected on such an occasion.
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-15

In Judge Whecler's correction of j. n.
Smithee's address to the Press Association, he
says that Ansalcm Clarke, editor Of the Van
Buren, hteNigencer, died in 1853. We correct
the Judge. lie died in 1859, and the Thirty
Ftilh PardUei was not published until late in
that year The Van Buren, Press was started
July 9th, 1859, about three months before the
deccase cf Mr.. Clarke and the consequent
suspension of his paper. The Judge is one of
the Oldest and most respected printers In the
state, and one of the old land marks. We
hope to have him with us fora long time to
come.
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tE- Col, lIobson. of the Hope Star. pays his
respects to the " drummers' in the following
style. Van Buren, Is in the same fix with
Hope:
"Our town has been ovcrrun with drum
mers Of every description. but not one OF
them advertises. Our merchants should deal
carefully with such cosmopolites. Men who
are either too stngy, or afraid to advertise
their business, will not. rs IA general rule, do
to depend upon. We hope our merchants will
give them the cold sh oulder. or make il in
cumbept upon these travelling traders TO help
sustain their town and county paper. 1t il
nothing but right that this should be done"
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-15

The Ella Hughes is permanently Is the
trade between Little Rock and this point. So
her officers say. and having the inside track,
she intends to keep it.
There's nothing like advertising. The
ownerof the lost pocket bosk,"a Cherokee,
has turned up.
Phillip scott returned to Little Rock on
the Maumclle yesterday.
Miss Fannie Ward starts, to-day, for Fay.
etteville. to spend month or two.
state scrip is selling at Little Rock at Al
cts. with steady demand.
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-15

The Gazette Of Saturday, says " We
are advised that q large number Of runners
are In the state trying to contract for the pur-
chase Of the wheat crops In advance Of the
harvest. Until It Is well-scttled that the crop
north is not short. It will be we'll for the far.
mers not to be in too great q hurry to sell
In many sections OF the north the extremely
cold weather was very severe on the wheat.
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Hot springs-Arlngton House--Crops
Ilor SPRINGS, June 4th, lS7;

Ilor SPRINGS, June 4th 1875.
DEAR DUNHAM-
Your correspondent arrived here on yestcr-
day without accident or incident. and after
looking around fud the place greatly inn
proved since last June. Many substantial
comfortable and ornamental improvements
have been made, among which, and the great :
est is the Arlington House ; commanded
by Col. Still, who. besides being genial
clever gentleman, knows how to keep ho-
Ell. " The ho se-car line is another great inn
provement and convenience. especially to in
valids. The accommodations at the Spring,
are second to none in the country. About
three thousand visitors are hcre-some for
business and health combined, and very
many to avail themselves of the healing
properties Of these great health giving wa
ters. From the snow-capped hills OF the
north to the Savannahs Of the south, they
come. We have madens fair. beautiful,
wealthy" "klling"-others poor with charms
more cndesrug; wild ws rich. fat, fair and
foity;' young gentlemen gallant, gay and
chivalrous. Business men from all sections
have torn themselves away" from the din
and ambitious striles of the city and com
mercial life, for little rest to renew their
tagging energies. A branch road or rather
a railroad is being built from Malvern to the
Springs by Diamond Joe. n wealthy gentle.
man from Chicago. The enterprise is pr
vate one and of course will be finished right
away. The crops all throughout this country
are very fine; all up the Arkansas river val
ley the crops are magnificent, promising for
the coming harvest an abundant yield. Two
daily papers sustained here.
Yours truly, 1.'''"
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-15
Notice.
For Sale e Rent.

T HAVE for sale about 80 Lots. stores
l. several Dwellings. and other valuable
property. in the town of Van buren, seven
rood Farms. and about 5000 acres choice
Land. In Crawford county.
Also. for rent. one good Steam FIGURING
Mill and 80 Saw Steam Cotton Gin, several
Stores and Dwellings. ,
Rent. according to the times. Sales will be
made on reasonable terms and on time to suit
purchasers. - .. Bfo"N'
Van Buren,, Ark, June 7. 1875.
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-15

a. 1t looks as ifOzark was going to make
Van Buren, show Its hand In spelling match
Better begin to rub up little, boys Van
Bursn Prcss.
Mistaken. brother Dunham; Ozark don't
want 70 spell very badly. To speak pocti-
csily,
She's afraid to tackle Van Bureu,
Fearing twould prove her ruin.
--Osavk Banner.
Our boys feel somewhat relieved. They
were on the anxious scat.
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-15

Tile Ladies Memorial Association is to
be one Of the permanent fixtures of our town
in the future. Hereafter decoration day will
be an annual holiday, among our people, and
the grave. Of our beloved dead will be hal
lowed In the memories of our people
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Notice..

T1HE Stockholders In the Crawford Coun
l. ty Agricultural and Mechanical Associa-
tion. are hereby informed that call for an
additional ten ll0) per cent Of the stock o.
the Association has been made by the Board
of Directors due and payable ten days after
dat. of this notice.
Stockholders will save thcmselve. trouble
and expense by prompt payment
BY order OF the Board,
CHAS. +. HARVEY, Sccy.
Van Buren,, Ark. 3, 1875 wv
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Election Proclamation,
TOWN OF VAN BUREN,.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursu-
~ ance ofa proclamation 10y the Governor
Of Arkansas, an election will be held in the
Town Of Van Buren, on
Saturday, july :Sd, 1870,
for ONE JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, to fiji
vacancy caused by the resignation Of j.
Burrow. Esq.
j. f. WINFRES. sheriff
BY L. w DAVIS, Crawford Co.
Deputy.
Van Burcn, Ark, June IL 1875. 3w
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Warning Order.

In .ru.tice I. !. Burrows Court. Van Burcn
Township, Crawford county, Arkansas
J. s. Durham. Plaintiff,
versus
j. White a. Son. Defendants.
The defendants. j. White 4 son. are warned
to appear in this court within thirty days and
answer the complaint of the plaintiff, :; ).
Dunham. JNO.J BURKON, D. L.
June s. 1S73-4w.
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Our cid friend Wheeler, of the Mdepend-
ent, in noticing the meeting of the Press AS
sociation, at Little Rock, says; I'VE have not
discovered anything in particular that the
meeting has done" Why, Judge, didn't you
note that they adjourned to meet at Searcy,
next Ncars
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-15
tS-A vicksburg tclegraphc despatch of

the sth, says:
Crosby. the negro sheriff. while in a saloon
on Cherry street, drinking with A. Gilmore
a white man. who is his deputy sheriff and
tax collector was shot under his left eve, the
ball lodging In the back part of his head. A
probing Of four inches failed to discover the
ball He has male an affidavit against Gil
more. who has not yet been arrested but will
give himself upin the morning. The affair
seems shrouded In mystery. 1t is not yet
known whether the injury is mortal, but it /,
supposed that it Is.
Gilmore was examined the mex. day. before
a justice and discharged, no proof being
against him.
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-15
Estray Notice.

VNAKEN up by Alexander Clark, Jasper
/ township Crawford county. a Black
Horse Pony. & years old, some small saddle
marks on left side. some white on left hind
foot. and had on common size bell May l1th
1875.
Givn under my hand
3w. ED. \. SCOTT, Clerk.
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--TIayman & Son have received at their
mill their first installment of new wheat, and
yesterday turned out new flour. They are
paving 81 per bushcl for wheat in exchange
for -four.
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-15

.5- The United States Grand Jury have
got through with their labors and been dis
charged 10y Judge Parker. 1t is thought the
court will hold two week, longer
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-15

tE- From the Gazette we notice that our
esteemed friend, Maj. John c Peay. has been
appointed Deputy State Treasurer in place OF
A. ]. Smith resigned. This is good appoint.
ment.
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-15

Er A Frenchman intending to com.
pliment young lady by calling her a
gentle lamb, said: "She is one mutton
as is small y
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-15

"a The Little Rock Eoeaiag Star has
changed its publishing location. aad comes
ort with new dress. and looks ne nice as a
new pin. y. O'sullIvan, editor and propric-
ter, aud G. W. Robertson, business mrnager.
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Warming Order.
In Justice Burrows Court.

In Justice Burrows Court.
A Wallace Ward, Plaintiff,
Against
Jacob A. Bird and James Smith. Defendants.
The defendants, Jacob 4. Bird and James
smith. are warned TO appear in this Court
within thirty days and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff, A. Wallace Ward.
JOHN j. BuRROW, J.P.
June II, ISIS. iw,
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Col. W. J. Largen, Col. Henry Falconar
Sheriff Of Sebastian, Deputy Marshal Slc..cn and
others passed up on the Hughes yesterday.
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-15

Sarber county. has been arrested, and Is now
In Jail in that county.
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-15

TT Hon. Jefferson Davi. has been tender.
ell, and will accept the presidency Of the Tex.
as Mechanical and Agricultural College, "a,
Bryan, at a salary Of $4,000 per annum.
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-15

Don't think Of going TO the Pic Mic
Thursday empty.hauded
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-15

u Col. Curry has the contract from the
lt OF July. for carrying the mails between
Pine Bluff and Little Rock.
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-15

The colored people have a picnic, to day
one mile from town.
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-15

We hear It reported that the Maumele
will soon drop out OF the trade here, and go
10 the Ohio river.
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-15

TT Little Rock druggists pay from 80 cts
to 81 per pound fer Ginseng.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
VALUABLE LANDS,

v - MD - ~ - - = 1 S~ -
DE virtue of an Order and decree of the
ID Circuit Court of Crawford County made
at the March term, 1875. in the case of Abncr
l.. Burrow VS.. Thomas b. Mills. in his ndi-
vidual capacity, and as administrator OF the
estate of Walter G. Mills. deceased and 9th
ers, | shall sell at public auction to the high
est bidder at the Court House door in the
County of Crawford, on
Monday, 9TH day of July, 1879,
within the hours of judicial sales. the follow
ing described Real Estate, to-wit
The n w fl i of Sec. No -. Town No 8, Il
No 80, West, containing 54-56-lO0 acres !;
and the T. II - of the + side of See. No. IL.
Town No $. Il No 80. west. containing o.
54-l00 acres, and bounded as follows, to- wit:
commencing at the n W corner of the \ W
! n "A of See. No. II aforesaid and running
| from thence to a certain point on the North
| line of Sec No. II. aforesaid. from thence on
! a line running due South to the Arkansas
| river. and thence down the river with the L.
[ ). survey to the 5 W corner of the \ w Il
| a of See. No H. aforesaid and thence North
To the beginning,' containing in all l5D acres
of Land. situate, lying and being in the
County of crawford. aforesaid.
1erms-Salc to be o. II credit of six months
the purchaser giving hond Nnd approved
security and lien retained on the land for
| payment of the purchase mGneY
JOHN +. WINFREI,
! By T. W. DAVIS, Commissioner.
| Dcp'ty Sheriff. june Sw4
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-15

iS" Capt W. b. lscasoner Of Dardanelle, is
dead.
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Temperance Picnic.

4 PICNIC will be given under the au-
"A spices Of Harmony Council, No. ~, 7,
r., on
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BOLET'I IN MERCAuT'IL
DE PUERIO-RICO.
ORGANO DB lOS BSPA1OLR& Sin CONDIClONBS.
A Los SRFS. PADRES DE- FANILIA.

Deseando que los Sres padres de fanilias, cuyos
cursos no sean sufeentes para sufagar los espendos
que Sc exgen la mayor pare de las escueas prima-
rlas, puedan proporcionar sus hjos instruction
competa, he rebajado notabemente la asignaeion que
que Sc vena pagando hasta ell presene sin menoscaba
en- 10 mas mInimo la instruction.
Como garant1a de los adelantos que obtienen los
alumnos encolnendados mi direction, basta nantes
tar que Sc dan examenes cada tres meses los cuales
pueden asstirlos Sres. padres de famia: que odos
los amos salen diez doee alunes cursar la instruc-
cion seeu daria en- ell Ceegio-Semnario.
Elestabecmiento cuenta tres profesores tltu
10 que estan la clase durante las horas que
presan.
Por la mahana desde las u las 1ol por la tarde
des las II las A.
Tiene ademas la clase de parvulos cargo de la pro-
tesora esposa del que Puerto Rico EnerO 25
Gle lS75.-Calle de San Justo ntmero 39.- Francisco
C34t(s.
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pl IA FAVORITA l'IJvI
FORTALEZA 2I.

En- este establecimiento acaha de recibirse por ell
vapor espanol Puerto Rico un extenso v varado
surtido de arncuos de novedad que Sc expenden a
precios umamente baratos por esperar nuevas fac
uras siendo tan prolific el surtdo, anotaremos ELI
nos artculos como son:
Perfumer1a Legrand, surtido general i'd Rigaud, i'd.
E. Coudray, i'd. John Gosnell = ca corses De todos
ndmeros, monas imitacion pelo forma de ultima mo-
da con uno 1os azos, calzado para senoras ninas,
embutidos tras bordadas enaguas bordadas, paiue-
les i'd de mano para senoras caballeros, sombreros
para senoritas, caballeros, nos ninas, inndad de
gro de todos colores y anchos cuellos punos ban
cos de color para senoras. cueos punos para ca
balleros, paraguas sombrillas, ga, ts uerto-Rico
15 de Abril de l075.-Ensenat, Roig ca .2-3
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LLOYD DB PURRTO-RICO.
SOCIEDAD DE SECURES, CON
TRA RIESGOS DE MAR SO
.RRE FACIURAS, APROBADA
POR Ell SUPERIOR GOBIERNO
Capital iiimitado que autorizan HOO
firmas 3, que fOrmam La COM mpamfa, sim
periuiciO GeI capital entradO en- csa-
Ia.

Verdad claridad Sc encontraran todos los actos
de esta 1ti asociacion. a
FL que desee entrar en- las operaciones de su ms
ttuto, puede la ofciLa, donde adquirira
nistrados sin rodeos.
Premio de SECURE en- viajes de travesfa, ell nismo
que cargan las companlas europeas.
FL premiO Ell el cabotaje, e m6dico de p.S So
bre mercanc1as.
Estos tipos tenen variaciones segun las epocas
y crcunstancias de la nave.
Sc gratifcara al asegurado con el 2 por mil sobre
los vaores que guren conocmiento: except1ase de
esta rega al cabotaje
Horas de o6cna de 8 a 10 de la manana de IL A
de la tarde
Gale de Tetuan ntlmere 81.
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Ultimas Noyedades.
. EL POKV MIR.
6l.-SAN FRANCIsCO-5l.
PUERTO-RICO.
LLANERAs vINAs,
LLANERAs WAS,

Ponemos en- de nuo aTocedore Que DOR los M
apores Epano Frances d. Liverpool un
'"ado suo de ercanca ente las cu sguienes:
CamseIn de ho ao para cabaeros nos
oodadss conclos de toas sombeos pa merino
"a para oa6aeos nos dm adornados para oras nn IN
p dc cofo dc todas classes formas Ultima aoyedad
easl &c seaa cabrll camisetas meaias oacon ran clos e
mal0 so bordsdo a6anco De MADEIRA mar f3rnas Dc
Mill o oo g mga Popoa para las preentes festas eco
laroa hos completo surtdo de- cazdo na
nnos De las meores
puoico nos tavozca duaan3
Mario q ds 1s7A : '''''''-1 ''''0. .ON'0
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INTERESA.
SASmsLRIA De PRAVIA
ca PIT Il L.

Ell que suscribe dueno de este antguuo establecim-
so la ealle de San Francisco n1mero Al hace
saber al p1blco general sus constantes favore
cedores particular que de hoy adelaute hace
prendas que promeendo satisfacer los
mas exigentes caprichos de la moda por igua preco
que 10 hagan los estabecmientos de luo que hay
esa Capital Tamben Sc corta toda clase de prenda
de vestuaro inclusion de uniformes militares
la integencon quela prenda que resue defectuosa
por cupa del costurera que la cosa sino del
sorte satsfara el importe de la tela-Jose Diaz
Menendez. - S-12
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La ILLUSTRATION RUBRTO-SIQyENA,'
CENTRIC DE RsUBaECACHONES
Y TALLER De ENCUADERNACION
de los Sres. Furnaguera y Eolla,
F0rtaleSa 48.

I s s s
Recomen 'amos al ilustrado p1blico, tanto de esta
Capital como de los puebos de la Isa, las obras por
suscrpcion que Sc expresau
Enrich.
Los Juramentos de Amor, por Antonio de Padua.
Dramas de Paris por Ponson du Terrail
Varias, noveas de Alexandra Dumas (hijo)
La vueta por Espana, por sociedad de literatos
Los Novios, por Alexandra Manzoni.
III PaIiso Perdido por Milton.
Hlstora de Espana, por Zamora CabalIero.
Historic de Francia por ID. Vicente Ortiz de la Pue-
bla
= La Creacon, hi'toria natural porD Juan Vilanora
Piera. Edicion de gran luo.
La sagrada BbIia por D. Felix Torres Amat Ed
cion de gran lujo.
Historic de Espana, por D. Rafael del Castillo. Ed-
cion de gran lujo.
Sc mandan catalogos todas las personas que los
solicitor.
Iodo ell que quiera suscrbirse puede mandar dos pc
sos adeantados, SO lie iran remitiendo las entregas
trancas de porte, hasta fnalizar la obra.
Sucursales. San Jose, 20, Mayagiez-Isabel,
Ponce. -