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THE OLD JAIL.-No disposition has yet
been made OF the old Jail building in Judici-
oges y, ION wnenee me prisoners were
branch few weeks since. Mr.. Robert Strong,
one of the guards. is In charge of IL. The
general impression is that 1T will soon be sold
parties, with an eye to speculation, have
been making an examination and measur-
ing the walls sss Should they, however, mea-
based on such measure, they will likely pay
more than they can afford, as the semi
weekly coats of lime given the interior has
increased the thickness OF the walls fully one
inch. Some of the iron doors which may be
put into use at the new Jail have been re-
moved, and ii is probable that others will be-
1t is proposed that instead of selling the
material in the building, that IL be given TO
the warden, who will make use OF the pris-
oDers in tesring down the building and re-
moving the brick and stone to the new
quarters, where IL can be used in the con-
struction of the inclosing walls. This has,
however, not been determined upon as yet
To-day there was report that there had
been fourd at the building trench leading
from the cells in the northwest corner of the
building to the walls, and that several OF the
prisoners were on the eve OF escaping by it,
and were removed only one day before they
II ter ded tohave regained their liberty. This
report was totally uniounded, as a careful
examination of the walls. floors. &c. shows
no break nor any trace of tunnelling.
PATENTS FOR THE DISTRICT OF CoLUM-
blA, MARY LAND, VIRGINIA AND WEST
NIRGINIA.-The following is a list of patents
issued from the u. s. Patent Office to resi-
dents OF the District of Columbia, MARYLAND,
Virginia and West Virginia, for the week
ending January 4, 1876, and each bearing
that date:
District Of Col'mabid-Henry c. Gorringe
assignor of one fourth interest to j. b. Cor
ringe, improvement in floating draw bridges;
Daniel W. Vowles, asst nor of one half his
right to William II. LaTner, improvement in
car couplings.
Maryland Otto Fiorillo of Baltimore, i'm
provement In process of manufacturing ami
line bronze; William q. Hoffman, of Balti-
more, Improvement In door checks. Label.
T.. Walton Russell; of Baltimore, title: "Su-
periOr Bouquet Eau de ColoDge."
Ti1Qinid.-John G. Guerrant, of DanyilIe
assignor to self and Collect LeventhOrpe
Of rutherford, n. c., Improvement in liqI iid
meters; Frank Kahl, of Richmond, improve
nlent in flexible valves.
West Virginia Thomas Swinburn, of
Charleston, improvement in rotary engines.
-N
BILL FOR DIvoRCE-To-day Margaret
Schmidt, by Mr.. A. X. Browne, filed a bill
for divorce from the bonds of matrimonv
with Ferdinand Schmidt, TO whom she was
married Feb. nth, 1856, and by whom she has
three children. She charges that for the last
five years he has been habitually intoxica-
ted, squandering his money; has treated her
with great cruelty, and has failed to support
her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-04

The merchants OF Philadelphia gave q
centennial ball and reception at the COM
mercial exchange last evening, which was a
most brilliant affair.
HThe Duke of Edinburgh goes to sea
again next year, as another years absence
from active service would compel him to re-
tire with the rank Of post captsin.
81 The study OF music is now obligatory
on all the boys in the upper classes at Eton.
IL mas always been taught in the public
schools of England.
nHThe negotiations between the Vatican
and Spain in relation to the concordat have
been suspended until after the election OF the
cOrtes.
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LOCAL Ne US.
dc, Tonight.

lNdfiOHGI IhedltT.-'Ihe Two Orphans"
Theatre COJaiqHe.-"Idiot Friend, and nu-
merous specialties.
Odd Fe7OsrS' IIOQ.-Annual bail OF Knights
of 81. Patrick.
JGiol nj. r. Church. Centennial entertain
arf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-04

CoRNs, &C.-Dr. Whites establishment
now occupies the very eligible dwelling, 1il6
where he continues the successful treatment
OF corns, bunions, chilblains, club and in
verted nails, vascular excrescences, &c. Es-
taolished in Washington, ID. c., In 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-04

FOR watch and jewelry repairing, at low
readers to call at M. Judd's, AIS It'll st. L, 3d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-04

A DISTRICT DIVORCE CASE IN THE U. G.
SUPREME COURT.-The case OF Susan r. AL
len against Thomas ID. Allen, an appeal from
the supreme Court OF the District, was ar
gued before the Supreme Court of the yeSter-
day. The suit was brought for divorce, and
tie question was whether certain property
held IN the name Of the husband was pur-
chased with the separate means of the wife,
obtained from her father, and was therefore
legally hers, or whether IL was, in point OF
TACT, the husbands. On the pleadings the
question Is, whether the serving OF process
was such as 10 bind the husband, or whether
~ was void. The decision below was for the
husband, and the wife insists that il is erro-
LeOus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-04

A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing to his new building, 9O6 q street,
from his former place on 9th street, where 6e
Ii ready 10 do any work in his line In his SUI
pertor manner. Kid Gloves and Shoes
Grape Wells cleaned at q very short notice.
Ladies' Dresses cleaned without taken apart
and spots removed without cleaning the
whole garment. Gents Clothes cleaning and
dyeing speciality. u,N-tr
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UodtheF Probabilities To-day.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ,

WASHINGTON, january 4, 1s76. (
For New England and the middle states,
during the rest of Tuesday, clear or partly
cloudy and colder weather, with northwest
10 northeast winds and rising barometer,
followed by increasing cloudiness, falling
barometer, variable winds and threatening
weather during Tuesday night or Wednes-
day.
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CITY ITEMS.

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs, for Pull
monary and Asthmatic disorders, have proved
thelr efficacy by test OF many years, and
have received testimonials from eminent
men who have used them. co
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AN AUNT ELoPEs WITH THREE chill

AN AUNT ELoPEs WITH THREE Chill
DREN TO SAVE THEM FROM STEP
MoIHER-Since the death of Mrs. John
Welty, about nine months ago, her children,
two girls. eight and ten years old, and a Boy
babe, only few days old at his mothers
I W,, nave oeen taken care OF by Mrs.
OF the time was spent by Miss Epperson in
visiting Illinois, but for some months past
she has lived in this city; keeping house for
she took advantage OF Mr.. Welty's absence,
he being in the country at work and NOT ex-
pected home Until Saturday night, and left
the city with the children, on the night pas
senger train. Her nephew, who has been
going 10 school here, helped her on board the
train, and the only clue to her destination, or
even the direction taken, was obtained by
NIghtwatchman Bull, who overheard him
tell the baggagemen that the child's cab
which he was putting In the car was TO go to
same night, taking the train for the east.
Three large trunks, one containing the cloth
ing of the deceased wife, and the others filled
with bedding, are also missing aud no cline
can be obtained to their whereabouts-they
We're not shipped from this station. The mo-
tive prompting Miss Epperson to this strange
popular theory seems to be that she feared
Mr.. Welty was about to bring a second wife
to his home 10 supplant her in the care of the
her custody. We believe Mr.. We'ty has
heard nothing from them, and we are not in
formed OF what course he will pursue-ISf0te
ttNttT LWtfIFtSe.
MANS DECEIT AND WoMAN's FRAILTY
A distressing case of suicide took place in
the interior of Pennsylvania a few DAYS
since. III had its sad though not unusual
termination on Christmas eve, in the little
town OF Silver Brook, in the suicide of a
beautiful, wiusome orphan girl named Caro-
line kingsley, just turning 20 years of age.
An unsophisticated country girl. she had
found a home with friend OF her dead
mother. In the summer came, with other
boarders from Philadelphia, a weIl-apoear-
ing fellow, claiming TO he bank cashier,
and calling himself Frank Jermyn. Easily
he won her affection, and then, in a moment
OF weakness, under the too often accepted
excuse OF promise of marriage" she fell
Then the seducer went his way, and she heard
TO more OF him till few weeks ago, when
her disgrace was no longer concealable, her
adopted father went to Philadelphia To hunt
him up, only TO learn and bring back word
that her idol was villainous William Samp-
son, book keeper in a feed store, who had
since summer deserted one wife, eloped with
another girl, and embeZzeled $1,000 OF his
employers money. Christmas was 10 ha We
been poor Caroline's wedding day. But,
though treated even more kindly than be.
fore her fall by her adopted parents, life had
lost for her Its sweetness, and, stealing ont
on Christmas eve to fovorite bower in the
orchard, she shot herself through the heart
and was found, the next day, still In the
kneeling posture in which she had chosen to
die,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-04

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go -: Ss':S. e; - , y :s;si S:,I a
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WATER WANTED ALONG WITH THE
BILIs-DedT Stou: Permit the residents i'm
the northern section OF the city-an OF whom
are cheered by your evening light-to conn
mend the promptness with which the water
bills for ls'6 have been rendered, and to hope
that they VIII soon be furnished with lOdtey
enough for necessary ablutiOns.
u. Y. DRAST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-04

e. Nj. ToysOn g. Co.
HAVE OPENED
AND ARE OFFERING
Perfect CaIieces st &C. Per yard.
1oo ~ pieces doube width Rep Porin at SOC, sell.
JOB p dozen Resdy made Cloth Skirts at SOC.
yob ~ doZ. all Linen Towels stripeD 81 I21xc.
JOB Y homemade Twill Blankets at SIS per pair.
H0, FOR THE HOLIDAYS
UsEXAMPLED ATTRACTIONS!
ALL TIE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.
AT NJ fOwsON q CO..
doz tne H'ned stitched Hkfs, fancy boxes, slee.
&. : . . s g:
5os sOz. BEes.se windsor Scarf. tan sus, at ss
JOB 100 dOz. an Linen III. 81 Sc.
Ladies and Gents Initial Hkf., in fancy boxes, u
Gent Hemned-s Ii ed hffs, very low. o. 90
Ladies SIX Muffiers, white and fancy, IS and SOC
Ladies fmbr9idsrsd Set: as low as Is, 50, 81, SOC.
Lace II HIKE from sCc o apiece az yd
NOttingham Leees, full width as low as Is, 50, 81, IS,
80 Differed designs in Ladies and Misses Fancy
p.,i h99slery' from ~ ~ Is, Is, upwards.
TuTasy BED Danazf, Biosshsd Dsnssi. Bun Dam.
White and BED BOrdered Napkins. Turkey BED
pcubls. width Black Alpaca. ct Is, 80, 81, SOC.
job dSSSe ~ and dOuble-fsos hOhair, extra
FoR LADIES' sAcQurs.
MOSCOW Beaver IN blue and black.
H1ts. heavy Drss d'Ete low Z. si.x, sIp. 8,
Full stock Plaid Dress Goods from la,., Is. %. xe.
Daily additions Of choice Goods to the above.
c. n. TOwsON q CO.,
SS6 Pennsylvania avenue, near 7th street.
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SUIT FOR SLANDER. = Mrs. Margaret
HUM to-day, by Messrs. Moore and New
man, entered suit against Michael Hooper
for Islander In having spoken Of her on the
2Sth OF December last as follows: "She killed
her husband "She Is q murderer."h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-04

ACCIDENT.-Edwards d Hutchison's Slim
ulating Liniment cures Sprains and Bruises
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son Bros, auctioneers, sold yesterday after
noon for De We're Burr and George r. Gulick,
trustees, lot No. %, in reservation 10, in this
ely, improved by brick building, 10 Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-04

CHARLES HIIDsIECK Sillery. Extry Dry
sale by Hall * Hume I23 eoa:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-04

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
j. Reffsrd Mickle, Of Philadelphia, and Ad-
dee H. Rodbird; Henry Dunlap and Mary
T.. LeCoRnpte, Moses Harris and Eliza Bur.
rell, Robert w. Hinton and Mary A. Ander-
son, Stephen Turner and Francis Hill,
Louis A. Wilson and Mary Reed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-04
NJ. w. CALF, BRO. d co,
ITwrIrpa

HALLkT DAVIS q co. s GRAND, SQUARE
Il II and UPRIGHT PIANOS for sale oa-
monthly Instruments. A Holiday presentyGX
o. slNteeE volumes, Appleton "SewsItNU
American Ency clopadia' given with each Piano.
See Agent, eIl 9th street northwest. deco
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-04
MEDICAL. &c.

MEDICAL, DC.
nR. BROTHERS, 80 years eIpsrience ip ths
u treatment Of tensile Diseases Ia This city. All
who honor him with their confidence are assured Of
southwest. deco ~
nR. LION,
~ the Oldest established Ladies' PHYSICIAN.
has bEMoykD TO % sHaRP ST., above Camden,
LaSe, assifip "a, sssq5s go - a. o. 1go
consult him iih the utmost confidepce,
Ssrarats roolas gor ladg Paf,eEfs. decl4-ln
nR. BUCKLER JoEEe.-Tweaty years erperf
riAn Tuors guarantee ssiisisctioI. or no cb.Sso.
Business confidential. 1o< n. Howard 81, Bslti-
sefenoed sns .aeIta L.,s, tRPSST0Sssy . en-
Mdwlfe OF years yrsoIce, attends lsdies at their
Ing, and the best medical attendance al the Doctor
pIltste resiSence. Lsdies pacins themselves under
me care o. saAne keste are g9srsnted scientific
corner Of South SHARP aud Dover ste, Baltimore.
"SATlsIACIIoH, 81 PEE BOTTLE. Con.
= snltstioDs free az Ds. DAEEYs, lis ~ 81,
pKEsCRIETIos HREE ROB THE SPEEDY
al disfrcer- s-s--ht on by fndiscretiO1s or an.
cess, Any Druggist has the ingredients.
sspis S.rtly Boa As sass, sss STS OiiE.
nR. ROBERrs0N, FROM BALTIMORs
~ can be consulted a. 42a 10th street ngrthvest,
DAY .Ss 1m's ssey wEpS y q
Diseases Of the Urinary Organs, GOnorrhoPs. Gieet
erlcture, syphilis, and spematorrh9a, Gases 81
SonnoTrhes recently contracted cured N 20 days
syghihs ~ All ne STAGES quietly cured, and the
out the use OF mercury. spermstOrrE6a, brorent
on oy excuses and abuse IN youth, causing loss ef
weakness nervous irritahility ptons
o. eensumptiop, indifestion, pslPitstion n the
syt foTebodisss self distrust, &C, specify cured
~ nesy oiseoyered remedies. Gentlemen PLACING
seientneslly and henorsbly treated. Refers 70 the
nigh testnonials which be nov holds from ne les1-
Ing physicians Of Baltimore Of6cS "a iosb -.
northwest, from 20 D. m. 1arSix
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-04

UNION PRAYER MEETING.-At the Metro
pClitan Presbyterian Church, last evening
large con gregatiOn was present at the
union prayer meeting The Rev. DIR. Bittin-
ger, OF the Westminster Church, preached
The sermon, selecting his text from Matthew
1, Il. "And thou shall call his name Jesus
for be shall save his people from their sins"
The Revs- DIR. Chester, Sunderland, Noble
Mills and Burkhardt, Prof. Eourse and
IN the exercises OF the evening which were
Of very interesting character,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-04

lii NATIONAL SAVINGS BAHY, oorner Of
NeW Iork avenue and 18th street, pays per
cenL Per nnnum on deposits for each calendar
montn. kanking hours, Q to Z Saturdays, Q
~ eoo to& 20, 1zt16
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-04

THIS DAY.
,ETlQIETTE OF SOCIAL LIFE IN WASH.
INSlON, BY Mrs. Madeleine Yinton DAhIrren
Inc i.nrih snd new revised edition. Price n paper,
THE RECORD CALENDAR FOR 1875. in.
geHerally. Price, 90 cents
Either Of the above sent BIZ mail free Of nostage
on receipt Of the price.
MOHUN BROTHERS.
1918 PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
dee29-tr W.surxgr,v
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n1ePEpSIA. "a. HUDSOa's CELEBRATED
edy 2hiS elp sh BREAD, the besl Known rem
any part Of the city By addressing "
decl6-Sw- No. 600 llth street sort6east
i I0BRGLLAG AND PABASOLS
~ COVEBED AND IMPAIRED "a
.m,x. At the MaNUFAOTORY,
ess@W 613 y street northwest, !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-04

THEODORE THOMAS.-The sale OF seats
Ter the one performance of this leaders
splendid orchestra will commence on Friday
morning at Metzerott's music store. Mr.. A.
Blsehof, the finest tenor now In this country,
Will oe The soloist on the occasion, and will
Introduce some selections from Wagner's
new opera The musical public OF Washing
Lon which by the way, Is large, can not an.
nerstand why Mr.. Thomas should give faro
concerts In Baltimore and only one here.
WI. every time he comes here Lincoln Hail
In filed. >
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-04

RUNS DoINGs.-About X O'Clock this
morning Sergeant Johnson found in an area
on 9Th street, near l., q colored woman
Eliza, aged about 6 years. They were taken
TO the 9Th precinct station and booked as
dodgers, and about Az O'Clock this morning
they were attacked with hts, superinduced
on the mothers part by intoxication and ex-
posure, and on the part of the child by too
much wrapping. DIR. w. H. Taylor was sent
for and rendered medical aid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-04

SHILJINGTON'S PATENT
- SELF-CLOSIN6 DIARIES FOR 1875
valuable Pocket Companion, Containing Alma
mac, wages Table, Interest Table. Domestic and
foitlgn Postage stamp Dutiee. Populatios OF States
smu ieItinSrlss, blank Space Tor every day IN the
year, and Cash Account for each month Fifty dif-
ierent kinds in various styles OF binding.
PHYSICIANS VISITING LIST FOR 1876.
HAGERsTowN and other ALMANACs Whole.
sale and Retail, at
SHILLINGfON's Bookstore,
dec?9 tr Corner ~ ttrtet and Penna nrenne
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IL TIE sUfsE 81 S SSSEEs 81 IHE DIsFHIo1

60 Ia 16ti day Of December, ls7s.
sAlNT, .NIScENTs' ORPHAN ASYLUM VS., JoHN
MCDONALD ET AL-No. Il sie, At Law.
notion OF the plaintiff by Mr. Perry, ia at
1fneys us ordered that the defendants, Francis
mcdonald and John G., Anthony, cause their an
pesrance TO De entered herein or before the frt
RUE DAY occurring forty days after this day:
re csass WI be proceeded with as in case Of
True copy. Tea:-R. J. MEIcs CLERK. &c
dec1l-tuS By JOB BARNARD, Asst S,s-t
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THE BRICKMAKERs' UNIoN.-The annual
meeting OF the Brickmakers' Union was held
last evening at the Board of Trade rooms
and the following officers were elected -
John T.. Herrell, president; u. II. Hill, vice
president; j. II. Richards, secretary; Win
neid Scott, assistant secretary; j. s. Hop
kins, treasurer. The union, on adjournment,
proceeded 10 Russell & Leonard's dining
room, where a feast OF good things was
e. ed. There were no set speeches made
20 mar the enjoyment OF the occasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-04

OF COLUMBIA.
The 2iN day Of December 1873
JOHN McOArLEY vs.. MATHEW McDoyALp.-No.
o. Is @5, AZ Law.
Miller his attorney # Is ordered that the defendant
cause cause ms appearance to be entered herein on or
peio the nrst rule-day occurring forty days ater
this day: Otherwise the cause viii be with
as IN case OF default. By the Court,
True COPY. Test:-R. j. MEIGS Clerk nc
dec21.tuS By JOB BiRHARn. Isst- risrt
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A PRISONER RELEAsED.-To-day Warden
Croker, OF the jail, produced before Judge
Macarthur on writ ofhabeas corpus, VIM.
H. Smith, sentenced by the Police Court TO
be imprisoned one year in jail for the lar
ceny of a watch. The petition recites that
he was convicted and sentenced on June Is,
and that the sentence is illegal and void.
Judge Macarthur on the hearing decided
that he had already served the full time pre-
scrlbed by law for the offence, petit larceny,
and discharged him. Mr.. A. b. WILLIAMS
appeared for the pptiti0nPr-
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nR. BROTHERS, - years experience IN tn
y treatment OF female Diseases IN Ghis city. All
VINO honor him with their confidence are assured q;
speedy relief and no aorable tresment; geo street
southwest. dem 80
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MN. BALLANrINE,
For the Holidays.

VIM MASSEY & cos
PHILADA. Xxx ALE,
CINCINNATI
LAGER BEER,
CATAWBA WINE,
SWEET CIDER, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-04

y MOVE IN THE RIGHT DIRECTIoN.-The
police and those who have the care OF the
poor during the winter months know how
urgent is the need for a Night Lodging
House, where the wayfarer can be accommo-
dated with warm room, comfortable bed
and cup OF hot coffee and a roll on the NOR
row. To accomplish this good purpose a
number OF young ladies, representing the
elite of our city, have combined and purpose
giving a fair and literary and musical enter
tainment on Tuesday evening next, at No.
1888 COrcoran Row. when the most distin-
guished amateur talent OF the capital will
contribute tn the undertaking. The right
people have the matter in hand, and they are
sure 10 make 1t successful in every respect.
Tickets may be had of Solomons & Chapman.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-19
Para Semana Santa.
Ell SOL DE 0R0,"
San Francisco As.

En- este acrelitado establecimiento
Sc acaba de recibir DIS Paris, un bri-
liante surtiio dc tafetanes, glasses J
tayas de seda negta para trajes, man
tilas madriIenas de granadiaa y pun
to ralneadas, pantos blancos y negros
lisos y foreadas, granadinas tiaas para
mantos y otros artlcuIos propios para
la estaoion. Eleganses tduicas y po-
Ionesas de punto hamburgues para
sef1oras, vestIdos hechos de Nausouk
blancos y borda ios, bast>s blancas,
peinadoles, eucajes oluny y guipures
de colorss y divers dades de artlculos
de moda y fantasia a precios econ6-
micos. 5---s
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Aviso importante.

Don Jose Miret, Tin co Agente de Ia
Moda Elegante, llastracion Espaaola
g americana q Correo de Ult1amay en-
el cuarto Depaftamente, suplica ! los
Sres. sucritores adichas publicacio-
mes, SO sirvan manifestar con tempo 81
cont:ndaH e! abono pr6ximo de 1876.
La pri,na 8 regaIo de la PARTE
ILUsTRADA DEL CoRREo DE ULTRA
MAR, que Sc ha publicado va, SO tituIa
LA IsLA MIsrER1osA, escrita por el
celebre Julio Verne y SO divide en- tres
partes.-~1s Los marriages del aire.---
ga Ell abandonado.--3aa Ell secreto de
Ia Isla.
Tamtien admiie suscrioiones al
Courier de la = Europe lie L6ndres.
BoLErlN de Puerto Rico, Los Nsao.,
Las Noticias, La Correspoudencio ae
Espaisa q El Insparaiat de Madric y
otros. pet6dicossde aquelaa Villa, COMO
.gualneate 4 Rayistas sienti6cas de
Patis y 4 obras Dc cuslqaisF clsse qgs
sxAn.
N.sas'ls., n'alsAtls Il 1875
@ssssssws ses.@s wrevS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-19
IA AIBONITO!
Con permiso de la Autoridad.

En los dias 6, 8 del entrante Mayo, celebrA este
pueblo Ia fiesta de Palron La comsion de teste]os
procurara por cuautOs medios esren aaance dear
sasechos deseos de los que les hon
ren con asisencia.
Ademas de las funciones de Igesia que haFan con
6anza el o'ro de etilueta para los aresa
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fuegos articales, ljmosna los pobres, musicas, mu
scaI gran desatio de gaos para el cual los ahco-
nados dsponen un numero de campeones, que por su
dOciIidad ofrecen la los eOmpetdores de
afera que elos veBgan al circo En tin, aqn en-
contrara todo 10 oito admtdo eatas frstivdades
que sou de aso costumbrs en- nuesira Provincial.
La comisiou tsne el gusto de invtar generamente
solo los habtantes de- los puebos vecnos, sno todos
los de la Isa particular los amigos; pues para
mas oomodidad de los concurrentes prspararan va
rias fondas que los admtran gustosos ecendo para
dias pequelo pueblo. SQgf diemos? Nada, la
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