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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
la Illustration Espaloa Y Americana, .

Sc publica en- Madrid, cuatro veces al mes por nne-
ros de l6 pagnas, gran folio, grabados de los pr
meros artsts espanoes, represenando las princpales
escenas de la guerra carsa retratos de personages
notables obras de arte antiguas modernas no solo
de Espana sno del mundo entero
FL texto consiste Revistas correspondence
nacionaIes extlangeras descpciones leyendas bio
giatas artculos crlticos Ga, poesias de Selgas Cal
cano, Trueba, ga
La eInpresa Sc propone meorar aun la publication
en- 1873, aumentar ell vo1men de la collection por
medic de SnpemetO lustrados grabados especaies
de modo que ell afo pueda enc1adernar en- dos to-
mos
Precios, en- moneda americana
Un ano, adeIantado .......-. 12 go cts.
Un semestre id--..... ....... ct 35
Los suscritores que la vez tomen La Modn La
astractoa lopagaran $22 obeniendo rebaja de
mas de $3
Sc remiten prospectos n1meros gratis los que
los pidan para conocer ambas publicaciones
Puerto Rico, Diciembre de l874.-El Agente gene
raj, Pascaco p Sancemit. Id
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
lscusla elemental eoIllsta ] piDirs
DE NINAs.
Bajo Ia advocacioa de Nusstra seao, !
de los Dolores.

La Profesora que suscribe ofrece nuevamente al
pdblco establishments de instruction, sito en- Ia
Gale de San Justo ntmero IS
De las abores propias del sexo Sc enseha toda case
de costura Llama h5fdados, eAlados ga
Hacs preseate que ademAs ,e las asgnattras de Ia
instruction prinara, Sc dan tamen lecciones de geo.
gratia de piano-Puerto Rico II de Eaero lie .ss5.
Dolores Barbosa de Rodes. 1-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
YJO) "GL DIANIAIL' (OJO)
C&LLE Dz SAN .BUsro Nxm 81.

Ell que suscribe dueno de este antique establecimien
to ene ell gusto de poner conocimento de sus bue-
nos parroquisnos y al pdbico general haber re-
cibido por el vapor "PuertoRico" de Liverpool e
frances "Carabelle" de San Nazaire ell "Comillas' ,
do Cadiz inidad de art1culos de novedad fantasia
como son: camisas blancas de color corbatas Bonn
bos son'breros. chneas marrequin cazado de etodas
classes para caballeros Y ninos
Botas, poainas, sombreros, abrigos de lana flores
cuelos para Sras. ninas; espadas rectas de acoea
turon de alicante yelna mazapan otros muchfsims
articulos dltces de enunerar los que desean rea-
hzar preclos sumamente m6dicos al por mayor y
menor-Gullermo Llaneras. 8-I2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
Coches, calesas, car

retelas de dos asento~, de dos cuatro, de cuatro
de seis asienos cas nseycs e. ysndsn precios me-
dicos, So etan para Riopiedras, Carolina Caguas
en- casa de +. Ramos. 2-lV
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
PRECIoS DE ANUNCIos.

De impression pubcandose hasa tres veces
6 nrecios
dobes loe anuncos hayan de pubase csrces
eruesos numeros ipos los de nea-Por
anuncos precios Los cn
10 la lnea mpresa Anuncos oou
hicados sc abonaran adelantadOs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
GIRO DE LETRAS.

B. Borras Hermanos, del comercio de es,s Plaza,
giraa sobre Alicante, Barcelona Bilbao, CGdiz Cor,I
ma, ferrol Habana Lugo, Madrid, Malaga, Orense
Palma de Mailorca Padron, Ponteyedra Kiyade,. San
Sebastian Sevilla, Santiago, Santander, Tarragop9
Toy, Valencia, Valladolid Vigo, Vvero Villagarcia
Aaragoza.- -Puerto-Rico 10 de EneTo de IS73.-Ca.
lie de la Fortaleza num- II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15

.. JOSS Rufan de Sande, maestro director de PHO
tecnisa, otrece u puDlco los poehlos de Ia Isla
toda clase de fuegos arfciaes, segun los solicite
para festeios pfbleos, en- IA Marina al eostado dc
Moatseristo, 2a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
C0LEGI0 De LA CONCEPTION.
Ojo al anuncio.

Ell que suscribe pOne en- conocimicnto del pGblco
haber alberto su casa de comercio esta plaza cale
de Ia FoIaleza, num- A, frente la de los Sres
Sobrinos de Pi En- dicha espende con especia
dad los melores articuos peltenecentes Zapaterfa
y Faabarterla reeibidos drectanene de Europa Tam
blen Sc vende suea al por mayor menor de las prn
clpaes tabricas de la isla guanente cinturones
de suea cnarolada para tropa voluntarios Las nr-
sAclas de la mencionada casa, seran sempre precos
sumamente m6dicos.
Puerto Rico 20 de Noviembre de 1874.-Antonis
Rodriguez Rodriguez 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
Muebles baratos.


La casa ndmero Is calle de la Cruz, plaza prin-
cipa tasada perciamente EN- 5000 pesos, en- cuyos
Dicha coRtiene espaciOsas habitaciones gran
agibe dep6sito de aqua, dos patios pueden intro
ducirse en- elias las mejoras que deseen.
El que la interese puede hacer proposicones a
la duena que reside la casa nmero 20 cals de San
ebastian.-PuertoR Rico, Enero de 1875.-C&rmen
Grau de Preto. 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
CALZADO.

Surtido complete para hombrrs norma inglesa cla-
veteados, dobles clase superior Sc acaba de impor-
tar en- Eli TELEGRAPH, calle de San Justo ntlmero
12.-Lompart Melon ca 2-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
BOLETIu MGRCAuTIL
DE PUERTO-RICO.
0RgAL0 De Los g1PANOLIS SIN C0HDlCIOngs.

de Spring Hill
JJFNTO A NOBILA, EN- Ell ALA
BaMA GSTALsOS -UNIDOS, DE Los
PA REo Ell COMPANfA DE
j JESUS, FL DADO EN- 1880 CON
VALfDEI ACAI.EMICA POR LEY
DEL ESTADO EN- 1885 ELEVADU
A UNIVERSIDAD PONTIFICIA
POR Ell PAPA GREGORIO XVI
EN- 1910.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
ESCUELA SUPERIOR
d.
MAYAGUEZ.

Ell que suscribe ofrece de nuevo sus servcios en- la
ensefauza de las asnaturas de la instruction rma-
ria elemental y superior, como tamben en- los ramos
de Frances Inges feue lura de ibros Dibujo natu-
ra lineal dppaisae que hace tempo tiene esablecdo
Asl mismos participa que Escuela Superior Sc
da la clase de Latinidad aunos nidos residente en-
Villa que desde Ia aperture del presente curse Sc
han matriculado en- el Seminario Coego, cuyo pro-
grama en- este primer ano cine-El Director, Jose
K. Bobadilla.-Mayaguez IT, de Enero de 1875,
3-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
A las Ofcinas

Papel para sobres borradores So y So so centa-
resma.
Almacen de papel, Imprenta Libreria de Gonza-
lez Forfaleza Isl Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
Aviso al p6blico.

Sc yenden p ecios sumamente m6dicos una mu-
chas carretas carros, con cajon estaquiIlas,
ruedas sueltas todo cuanto concierna este ramo.
FL que 10 interese puede drrse la agencia martina
terrestre de los Sres. Faura Rovira, puerta de San
Justo.-Puerto- Rico. 2-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
4 M0Di ELiGiETB lUSTRAD!,'
peri6dieo de las familias.

Sc publica en- Madrid cuatro niimeros mensuales. Z
IA coleccion del ano consta de unas 1900 colnmnas
gran folio de ascoda eotura conteniendo sobre $500
grAeados interealados de modas toda case lie abo-
res praplas de Sras 48 hgurines uminados; "a gran
DIES patfones, tamano natural, con mas de 1000 mode
los de vestdos, aernaudo dichos patrones con gran
dres hoas de dibujos para boriados
La empresa, constante en- mejorar tan aeredtado
periodico, aumentara 1875 el nimero de grabados
ia lec,urs del nsmo, con una serie de Suptemento
it@strGdO, fernando asl dos yoldmenes anuales.
Precins en- 1nnnada arnarina11a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
DR.. r. NJ. I'onte
DENTISTA,

Participa su numercsa clieutela de esta Capital,
que solo permanecera aqul hasa e pr6ximo de te
brer0.
Ia yez, pone en- conoenlento de los labltantes de
la Isa que yistara muy en- breve las princpales pa-
hlaeiones, para correspondent las inyacones que de
contintio recibe.-Puerto-R Rice Enero7 de 1873. 20
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
Giro de Letras.

SObzs C&diz, Seva y Madrid pof cantidades dc
sls aelsnfe corta vista girn los one suscribep
Puerto-ieo II de fsbrerO De le74,-I IriarLs Hsgms;
AQ ds VsraOsua Cemps
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
HStOia de ID IlSlrl33lill d LalHS.

Drecelila de ma resa5a 10 H. ,r,l,aioy ,.,;, aa
que vienen hacienda Ia I~la de Puerto Rico desus
la emancipation de las denas posesiones hispauoui
tramarinas seguida de todos los documentos ella
reterentes, por ID. Jose Perez Morris d. Luis Cueto
y Gonzalez Quijano.
Este bro, que tanto tienen que aprender los bue
nos espanoes, vende doce reales en- la Admnisra-
con del BoLEI1N
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
PARA CADIZ.

Saldra la mayer breyedad ell bergantin goleta es-
asi como para Sevilla Malaga trasbordandola en- e
puerto de su destino.
lie despachan consignatarios Sres. Sobrinos de
Ezquiaga. Rico Is de Enero de 1876. liz
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15

Pubhcase per6dico los microbes venes Cran.
do 10 exgen las circunancas repsnse alcance supsmeno
gydts los susciptores
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
Tabacos lie la Habana.

Varieiad de Gases, formasy precios ventaiosos. Ma
zos de regaias Prensadas redundas cnclsnta cen.
tayos uno
Grand Uin M0ussear,
saitacion Champagne Las metlias botellas Sc aese-
Ian cincuenta eentayos una CaJas de 2i2 botsIlas.
rrecic conYenisnte. Callesle SanFrancisco ndin 49,
9-i2 EI. BUENpRECIQ
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NUN. T.
PRECIOS DE SUBSCRIPTION.

Por so Ia isla -Por $3.50 cenavosp
trmesne s3Por 8 reles en- la Capital 10
de Ia aPo Ia Peninsula exuangeros nyanda
e pedco franco de ell inges S15 anuales-POr Oh
e la isa de Cuba SI2
Las uscpones pagan empe por adantado los suscrp
torres pueen entendee los Ane directamen AZ
minist-acon.
Ell BoLETIN envia todas parties franco de porte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
TELEGRA A M As.

Sc nos han facilitado los siguien
tes, traidos por el vapor ingles de la
Habana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15

Idem, idem idens, nds tarde. Sc ha
recibido un teIegrama de Psf1> fecha
do en- NJ drid, que dice cue L. Alton
SO ha sido procamsdo R-y, sendo
reconocido per totos los tj6ccltos de-
Norte y del Csntro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15

En- el pztailecimento LA BoRTyQUEN los bay de
de 4, Z, II, "a 36 a. GO palgads calis de Ia Fcrt
leza nllnero @2.Catala Borrss y Cs "A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-24

There is one good result which we hone
will attend the establishment of through
rail connection bet Heen Richmond and At.
lanta. Under the present dispenSation pas
sengers from the North who pass through
this city on the Petersburg and Richmond
and Petersburg railroads are detained at
Richmond for matter Of two hours to wait
for the connecting trains of the Richmond
and Danville railroad. Now that the gauge
Is uniform. and connection direct and with
out interruption, there would seem to be no
need whatever for the delay that now occurs.
Canno. our venerable uncle OF tie Dispatch
stir up these people TO give us GEect through
passages Petersburg lader.
Our contemporary of Petersburg could
hardly fail to see that we had already urged
the policy of expediting travel through this
place as best for the railways having their
connections Though it. Unquestiopably our
meaning was that all the lines Of travel
should have dispatch. 1t is due to the public
and 1t would be promoting iu tue best man.
ner the interests OF the railroads themselves.
II Is great Inconvenience to the traveller to
be detained here or anywhere. AT all poiuta
b. should be accommodated with both speed
md comfort. Nothing is more yexatious
han dehys at deEots, or being truudled
bout Il town when one wants to 60 right 10 |
lis destination, that he may accomplish his
gsiness and return home.
We suppose the Uniform gauge now es.
tlished upoa the Atiaata Airline will
:ahle the trains on that line to AVOID all Gcr
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teptions. and possibly curry them ior""'''
% that their passengers also Will soon cou''
Main Of delays here. Let them all DC sch'
on with speed. Tue railroads profit oy "a
cili,a,ing travel and commerce, and thc co'i''
muuitics that live along the lines OF "eli'
managed and impar,ially.conduc'ed raft
roads are never murmurine, and are always
able 10 make The most of the facilities they
enjoy through she administration OF really
wise and just railroad officials.
While on the subject we may be allowed
to express the hope that an obstruction AT
Petersburg in The way of communication
between Richmond and Norfolk will not be
allowed TO continue long. Coming from
Norfolk there is detention in Petersburg OF
over an hour. 1t has been the cause OF much
"cusshg" and Of real injury to business
We a.e for free and equal commerce anc
impartial tariffs, will, all possible facility t
trade and travel everywhere. This, in time
we must have. Public opinion aud puoli
necessity will force it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-24

CIvIL-RIGHrs LAW PRONOUNCED UScoSsTl-
TUTIoNAL.- Memphis, MaIca22.-In esponse
to questions by The jury, Judge Emmons, in
the United States Court to-day, delivered an
elaborate and exhaustive charge to The grand
jury in reference to civil rights. He SAID:
You ask whether it is a crime fer which you
have the right TO find an Indictment that a
negro has been denied full and equal enjoy
ment of accommodations, advantages, facili-
ties, and privileges of theatres and inns OF
the State. Such denial is not an offence
ooer rhich Congress can gice htS court ju-
risdichOn. These are matters which the
State Government alone controls. But par.
ties who thluk themselves aggrieved can
bring their civil action in this court at once.
Any decision we may then make can be re-
viewed by the Supreme Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-24

The INSANE Poor OF THE CITY-ORDI'
NANCE TO SEND ACUTE OR Durable CASES
TO THE MARYLAND Hospital In the first
branch of the City CounciI yesterday after.
noon Mr.. Chancellor, from the. Committee Oh
Health, to which were referred the resolu-
lions and communications in reference to
the insane poor Of the city, reported an or
dnance, the first section OF which enacts
that the judge of the Criminal Court OF Bal.
timore. the Mayor Of the city, the commits
sioner of heaItb, and the president Of the
board OF trustees of the poor, or either OF
them, may cause any INDECENT insane person
suffering with an acute or durable form OF
mania, and who is entitled to relief under
the ordinances Of the city, to be sent or taken
by order in writing to the Maryland hospital
at Spring Grove Baltimore Sun, 23d.
THAT is what ought to be done In Rich
mond. Shame upon any city that sends its
lHnatcs TO Jail
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The Bill Discreditins Coupons.
FLOR the Dispatch.l

The funding act provides among other
things that coupons shall be receivable in
payment Of all "taXcs, debts, dues, and de-
mands due the State" Now, what is the
plain meaning of those words! Certainly
that coupons shall be received in payment of
all taxes at par with gold and silver; that is
to say, that coupon shall be WORTH, in gold
or silver coins, its nominal value. This, we
believe, Is what was understood by the Legis-
l1ure and by every one else when the l.W
was passed. 1t could never have been in
tended that coupons should be receivable in
payment of taxes, but only at any discount
the Legislature should at any time declare.
Ii 30, they might legally and honestly say TO
the public creditor, we will take your cOil.
pom in payment Of your debt TO the STATE,
but ten dollars in coupons shall 90 no further
than ten cents in gold or silver, or one cent
in copper which would be absurd.
If, then, our interpretation of the funding
act be correct, it must have precisely the
sumo effect as if it had provided in so many
words that in payment Of all taxes certain
amount in coupons shall be equivalent TO tie
same amount in gold or silver, or any other
currency whatever.
Is it not, then, too plain for argument that
if the Legislature should declare that when
Il taxpayer is called upon for certain
amount Of taxes he may pay forty cents in
gold or silver, but ii be Shall tender coupOrs
he shall pay fifty cents, there would be pal
plble violation Of the provisions of the fund
Ing act? Would it not be to say that in GER
tam cases coupons should not be equivalent
to gold or silver; and that coupons should
not in all C i>es be receivable at par for taxes!
That certain amount in coupJEs should not
in certain specified cases be received as equal
to and instead of It's nominal amount IN i
metallic currency: apd SO i cielr violation OF
that ac,! Ii the Legislature may do this III
one case it may DO 50 in every case. II may
provide that in every case man may pay 80
much in taxes if he snail pay in gold; but
if he shall ,tf:r coupons, he shall pay twice
as much, or twenty times rs much, SO rs to
make the funding act a nulity.
This, We respectfully suggest, would be
undenlabIy breach OF the Constitution of
the United States, and so VOID act. Il
would be TO impair, or rather 10 destroy
altogether, Tie obligation OF the contract
made by the funding act between the State
add the holders of her bonds {; and would, "e
think beyond all doubt, be so pronounced
by the Supreme Court OF Appeals.
The writer of these remarks has no inter
est of any kind in the matter beyond that OF
every other citizen. He holds no bond OF
the State of Virginia or Of any other State or
corporation but he earnestly desires thatto
blot or stain should be cast upon tue honor
of OLD VIRGINIA.
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Ep SYCLE BROTHERS still offer great

NJ SYCLE BROTHERS still offer great
inducements In
DRY GOODS.
They are Offering now l 0 cases best quality PACE
FIC LAWNS in ali colors ut Sc. per yard;
New SPRING DRESS CALlCOES and SHIRT
INGS nj s3:.;
7-S and Al FRENCH PERCALES at l2G aud
l5c worth 25c. per yard;
All best brands BIEACHED and BROWN COT
TONS and SIiEETINGs at The lowest marke:
prices;
LINEN SlEETISGs at greatly reduced price;
Another lot (on!y l,40O yaris) OF IRISH LINEN
REMNANT, ut great sacrifice;
Large stock Of WHITE GOOOS, DAMAsks,
TOWELS. NAPKINS, WHITE and COL.
ORED QUILTS;
500 SPRING sHAWLs just opened 4, $50
worth 20 apiece;
TABLE and PIANO-COVERS At low prices.
We are opening new DRESS GOODS dalIy'
among which are the handsomest goods ever shown
in this city.
HAMBURGH EDGISGs and INsERTISGs a see
cialty;
A choice assortment Of COTTON TRIMMINGS at
Is, 20, rs, aud 4Jc. apiece;
Large stock Of ladies' and misses STRIPED
HOSE;
HANDKERCIIEF5 plain and embroidered;
New styles CUFFS and COLLARS at Soc Il sc.
worth 1928;
Ladies' ard misses CORSETS-a fine assortment
from SOC. up TO IS pair;
KID GLOVES in all shades;
KID GAUSTLETs at ssc.;
CREPE Wells from 80 up 10 $40;
CREPE COLLARS, LINEN and LACE COL
LARS. NECK and SASH RIBBONS, SE(h
RrFfLlSGS, SCARFS, and MUFFLERS;
USBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON-ah Mo-
at CSC. per pound.
Don't fail to look at those beautiful LAWNS as
only Slic at SYCLE BROTHERS.,
429 Broad stre't,
NH 90 between Fourth and Fifth.
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M OPENING FOR THE COMING

ME- OPENING FOR THE COMING
syAsON-COHEN BROTHERS will be ready
MONDAY the 22d March. TO exhibit one OF the
largest and best-see tied stocks ever offered In this
city. comprising all the novelties OF the coming
season.
They take this opportunity Of thanking the pub
lie for their heretofore liberal patronage ana trust
by fa,thfulness to merit continuance OF the same
The steady and rapid increase Of their business
ranks them among the hrst Ia this city III amount
of sales: and doing business at comparative lite
expense besides the advantage OF buying primer
pally for cash, they enabled to sell goods Ut the
pr!ces which have so often been puzzle to many.
Among the many bargains which they now offer
are
5000 worth Of REAL LACES, purchased at a re-
cent bankrupt sale OF large imp )rter, many of
which will be sold at half value. They COM
prise In part GUIPUkE, YAK, VALENCI-
ESNES and POINT APPLIQUE.
Also, 200 MALTESE LACE COLLARS, GU1-
PURE CAPES, and POINT APPLIQUE
HANDKE RCHIEFS;
The largest and cheapest stock of BLACK SILK
ever offered in this city
BLACK SILK at Toe. worth IL at 1925 cheap nj
Sl.75, at $1.45 worth fully 1925, at sl'93
worth 10. at 50 81 worth 1929 the Lloness
satiu.tinish ut ~. 95, market value being f4.50
Also, large variety Oi SoLohEb ciLIN' i'i
dresses and trimming, much below market
value.
us pieces of Mohair BLACK ALPACAS at SOC.
worth fully soc. All finer grades at proper
Tomato rates Attention is called to their 75c.
SILK LUSTRE, being the number generally
so,d at II .25.
I2l pieces of IRISH LINENS, best Belfast makes
At near half value.
225 dozen fine FRENCH CORSETS, the best
makes-imported. In this fortunate" purchase
they are enabled to reduce their Sl.73 Cok-
SET TO 92c., their $3.50 ones 10 81 so, their
1850 TO 81. Besides the above they sell - VI
tenncimer's" Frencn-wovc ut Soc, and " our
otCn ~ al Tic, worth 81. ~
They also cf.r at least four hundred different pat
terms of HAMBUKGII EMBROIDERY ut III
comparabiy low prices.
ITO pieces SOFI-FINlSHED FRENCH CAM
BRICS ut &c, the market value being SIC;
800 dozen Ill MEN HASUkERClilEFoa NJ various
prices-all fully twenty-five per cent. less thai
usual prices.
ALSO,
TOWELS, TABLE-CLOTHS,
TAkLATASS.
SWISS MUSLINS,
PIQUES, LACEs,
STRIPED MUSLIN.
and many other goods ut less than general prices.
NH 22
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New Books

Songs Of Joy. A collection of Hymns and
Tunes especially adapted for Prayer
Praise. and CampMeetings, Revlvais'
Christian Associations, and Family Wor-
ship. ByJ. II. Jenny. author Of Golden
Sunbeams," sc. Boston: LIE u SHEPARD.
The title to this book Tells what it is. The
songs are set to music.
For sale by j. T. ELLYsoN.
Winter Homes for Inrdhds. An account OF
The various localities in Europe and Ame-
RIGA suitable for consump,iyes and other
inyalids during the winter months, with
special reference to the climate variations
at each place, and their influence on disease.
BY JosEPH W. HOWE, NJ. D., Clinical Pro-
lessor of Surgery 10 the Medical Depart
ment of the University Of New York. New
York: G.. T. PUTNAM e. Sons.
For sale by J. T. ELLYsoN.