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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-28
Miscellaneous Foreign News

a B-rIo CORRESPONDENT says: Thc neGotla-
tious bc a"cI Germany and the Unted States
for mr. .ual naturalization treaty to supcrscdc
treaties now 10 force with the separate German
States arc for treaty on q much wider basis
than has hitherto been stated. The treaty is
to settle all international questions which have
hitherto caused misunderstanding, such as "a
turazation, extradiion, commercial inter
course, the marriagela law and protection Of trade
marks"
A dispatch dated Rome, Tuesday, says: The
Pope has taken O severe cold and been confined
to his bed chamber since Thursday.
The obstruction 10 the Suez Canal has been
removed and traffic is resumed.
LIVERPOOL. Nov 2S.-The Courier Lon
don correspondent states that the establishment
Of the Roman hierarchy Of Scotland has been
indefinitely postponed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-28

We request all mothers to stop using Lauda.
pum for their Babies, but us" DR.. Bulls BABY
Syrup, good medicine. 1t contains nothing
Injurious 25 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-28

The farm of ex. u. S. Senator Lewis. ia Rock
ingham county, was ravaged By the late flood;
houses. barns, grain and live stock, including
several thoroughbred horses, having been swept
away.
Wild turkeys arc numerous 10 Culpoper couo
ty. Col. Crittcnden and j. 3. Lewis killed six
last Thursday, and Mr.. c. W. Wood, five one
day last day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-28

who suspended payment recently have made a
proposition to their creditors, asking an o1ten.
sion Of five years within which time they pro-
mise to psy every dollar OF their indebtedness
with interest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-28

ITALIAN VERMIOELLI AND MAlca
L ROM received and for ssla low hy
oct y; j. DAViDSOH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-28

ERUIT BUTTER-Apple, Guinea m! P"H'
IL Butter just received By
nov II j. G.. 81 f. MILBUkN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-28

irving at q verdict by playing game of cards
in the jury room, were tried this morning, at
Elizabeth. N. j., and acquitted. The charge
came from oveIhesring juror tell an old story
in q saloon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-28

IN BUSHELS CHOICE TIMOTHY
4 w SEED for sale by
oct &-1m WASHINGTON s. BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-28

TANTON PRESERVED GINGER Az
~ CHOICE TURKISH pRUNE5 iu,t r.
coivel by [nov 81 X. B LAWS0N q co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-28

Mr.. Schleicher of Texas, has introduced a
bill 10 the House Of Representatives to reduce
tho cost for defence of the southwestern boun.
Diary by constructing railroad from San Anto.
Dio to Fort Duncan or Eagle Pass, a distance OF
lao miles, the Government to appropriate
500 600 pcr rni!c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-28

ALOON BINDING and Dress Trimming,
" in all colors, received this day by oxprc.s.
nov3 G.. 9. BERRY, II King r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-28

THOICE MALAGA GRAPES snd NJ "
" LEMONS, JUS. received by
nov 16 G. VIM. RiMSA!'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-28

TOLD TRIMMING BRAID, dll'"'eNI
" widths, 1T FERGUSON 81 BROS
nov III IS King sire"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-28

ell, aOu Tue TalGUOW vi pTouloc auu picuiy Gp'
pear again to gladden. the hearts of the desti.
ment be hushed forever within the borders of
our town.
After some remarks touching the report, the
city debt, interest, &c., from MIR. Mckenzie
and other members of the Commission.
MIR. Stuart said this Was subject Of 80 much
importance that although he had not intended
to speak upon the subject ho felt impced to
urge upon them lis Importance. He adverted
to the fact that there were men in this COM
munty who had said this was not an honest
proposal, and showed that all civilized systems
of government provided methods of bankruptcy
ADD of compromise with creditors, and there
never was case calling for the application Of
such method greater than that Of this city He
reviewed the case aud urged Council to stand
by the proposal for $50 cents in the dollar and
no more.
The Commission then retired.
Il communication from the Mayor announc-
was read.
Nominations, recommendations and appca.
tiops for tho position were read from the fol-
loving parties:
E. Fl. Eaton, Mark L. Peun, VIM. Rowland
and John Craven.
The ballot then proceeded with the following
result:
Eaton, II; Craven, s.; Rowland. l.; Penn, l.
I'd ballot: Eaton, Is; Craven, I.
So Mr.. Eaton was then chosen and the joint
meeting dissolved.
The Finance Committee having returned the
petition of George r. Hill & Go. for abatement
of taxation, with an endorsement that there
was nothing 10 1t for them to act on
MIR. Evans thought there was something for
the committee to consider. They should con-
slider whether the machinery of Mr. Hill were
not exempt under the revenue bill.
hIr. Latham said the committee bad no right
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-28

LIVE BBLS PEARL HOMIMY ini: /"
u coved st j. 9. Sc E. hlLBUE >
novS - north Royal s!Fc't,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-28

TAPE COD CRANBERRlES, very choire
~ for sale by
nov II GKO. McBURNEY & son.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-29
Teachers, Institute.

During this week, commencing last
Monday, there was a State Teachers in
stiJute held at Alpena, by appointment
of State, Suefintepaent TalbeA r It Was
conducted by Professor Trnesdell and
Corbin. Notice was sent to the te,chers
of our public school. lbut owing to the
tact that school had been opened so re-
Gently, and they had just fairly got or
ganizedkand settled down to business!
they y-fert that it would be an Injury 10
the school to have it closed tor a, week,
and consequently they made no, appica-
ton to the school board. for leave OF ab-
sence to attend. 1t is to be regretted
thai, TIA tins meeting should have been ap-
pointed just at the time the schools
were fairly opened. We believe these
institutes, ase eqf- great, pepefht9s the
teachers, and they should be held at a
time when they could attend without
detrimeit to the tefea@ @f thESschools
The exercises at these meetings are both
interesting and Instructive and no odoubs
of great benefititou those teachers who
attend them.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-29
ADfyDock.'

III The Tribune has frequently present.
ed in its columns the advantages of Che
boygan for the location OF dry dock.
and through these representations the !
attention of others havei been directed to
this point as affordjng unusual. .advant;i-
ges for the location Of dock. At Times
the prospects have sSsmea fayorable for'
tbebufldingsf sds& aean 2eariy day.
but, doubtless, the depressed state of the
vessel interests, combined with the
pressure of the hard times. have served to
delay the enterprise. We are confident
that there will be a dry dock located
here atino distantday. erhee other day,
in conversation with a gentleman who
was visiting our village, the subject came
up, and he expressed himself as very
much impressed With the Advantages of
this sharbOr as location for dry dock.
aud further stated that it was something
he was not familiar with, but he intend
ed consulting parties familiar with the
business, and thought that perhaps he
might induce them to investigate the
matter, and if favOrably impressed with
the locality, he would join them in con-
structing dock at this point. = z = z
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-29
.avs's.xniiE Episcopal iIseopssii'! Wis MISSION. ION

.ftEa .
sa The visit otrRev.AN. W!dRafter to;our
village served to excite considerable ih-
tefest among thosetof ont yirizqs whose
sympatEiess, are. with heiirEpiscopal
church, and the prospects iiowItseem to
be that an Episcopal mission will he es-
tablished III otir village Some time
since a society was formed for the pur-
pose Of ,riisiilg means to build IL, church
here. By the, means OF entertainments
AMI private donations" about $500 have
been raised for that purpose. In addition
to this, 9 large aud Y;tiuable lot was do.
mated upon, ,whichto erect Il church build
ing. The cnmmittee'a2pointed last weel,
to ,,solicit, Subscriptions towards, the sup
port of 4 CHURCH OF that denomination
We understand, have sueceeded'in Il short
time III securing Subscriptions amounting
to-about $500, We,bel:eye the. m::ssioy.
airy society. propose to aid TO- some .eX.
tent this, with, the amount already sub
scribcd and the additional amount which
will. .duubtioss, be added by farther sub.
seriptiOns.z I'VE have no doubt viii insure
the establishment of n mission and the
building Of a, churcirat no distant day.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-29
Arrested for Rape.

A couple of Frenchmen were arrested
yesterday for committing rape upon the
person of a small ,girl---a mere child. Al
iaxestigation is now being hShk'befoft
Justice Sutton, when doubtless the
facts of the case will be elected
There seems to be a diversi
ty of opinion in regard to the. case. If the
parties are guilty. as charged, ,akay s6sslt
lje punished to the Extreme extent & 81 TIE
law. From what we have been able tC
gather in regard to thegcase. it seems tt
us that there are good reasons for the
charge, and it is to- no hoped the casewil
receive the fullest investigation.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-29
Congregational Church Meeting.


In re sponse to q yll from the. Board,of
ffdstGes, aSashe&, meeti6g HA1 Isal-
gregation of the Congregational church
was held in the church last wednesday
evening: A'W! +! DSfuy Gieeted
Chairman. a Z L!GEI u.A aql9
The Clerk read report from the
trustees of their action under the i'm |
structions given;i them at former meet
ing, to procure the atepdanae,Of' e,ndi
dates for the vacant pastorate, which
stated that the Board did not feel like as
shming any further responsibility in this
direction unless the means were provided
i'm some IN aalhef to- rheet the IObf cations
they must necessarily assume i'll securing
tlrs ;at.enasnqg ofs e;gdidateH n !sll q |
|1IIT Was spaggfsted that, ,gethp,s, The
best method out of the financial difficult
ty We uld be to elect pastor, and then
see what ar amount eouldT be raised fol
his support, and a motion was made and
adopted 10 take alii informal ballot with
! - hCa. y!,Tmv;i aGif ID ~ GLoW "
out nominations being nades 4TbeIavote
resulted i'm twenty-tour votes being casl
for Rev. r. Nj. Thompson, and twenty
TWO for Rev, N. d. c. 1den., ,s.ii.,.a "A
A second inform ! ballot WIS then
taken, which resulted in tie vote. "A
motion was then adopted that the meet
iag.adjourriyto to meet Wea4esdayefTa,
Fiing OF next week at s o'clock.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-29

Boots and Shoes, new stock, at La
throp's, side lace, button and straight
lace French kid, fox kid, serge and calf.
srhe misses and children's department is
full. Don't all TO look at them. ~,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-29

Next Tuesday evening is the night for
thu frsg regGlat meeting oG the Village
Council for October! 'aes .,t..
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-29

be- ArsEsu gping,to sl.esEasils orataypp
|: lhele, saire@ly y32nwIn eEsbencase pseestre
ssone,i of GlellIi'su Spjph III oSpap, iflpsn
Byeul!1liiHslssseath heslaSulE qeLshe bats.
GelMen.yqlg skin observation-disclosures
sslpaXe. e.yiErekisss spresnni burn. .isolli bf
Ill lIydrllggistss.a sIGlils Hair &lSYaisksr
Dfe,. black onibrown, b0cts!ai1o p9f4tG
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-29

IIwhieh Enveloped the Patent office
labs lBaildingyat atiiiwashington Last
tIoaMNlfosn tIoaMNlfosndayrol sr3GIO ~ soGfT.aHn
Thesseg rams to fi4e idaily papers con5,
tain an account of a disastrous fire at the
Patent 6ffiee mW asAfRgt6h. The upper
halfcbfaheubbilamg wasaestroyed.H T'he
blower ohalf was ',tni,ijafred; except by,
\ water. I For nearlyIhdk an Hour aftcrthe
i fire was discopepeltbe sSatchman and at
Notwithstanding axicn floor attempted to
|pht,it eur byIEwater, Iiahdo afterwards "A
EhOse lbeleugiIIg 10 Ithe Mepaftment" was
hreHghs' in fbns made ns'sIippressiQDn
Observation-Disclosures untilr the flames
were sburs.ins,Shr rough thelrosfg iR great
volumes tbssslhe. city fre4sdspartpepti +
4tMerecaileds1at stsnd thep.theI alarm was,
given by policeman on the; street,iwhO
noticed tse7faines a#dhot by any one,
isaKeE paTlaNSIss :lfhes TeleAsfaphc ac-
count says that tire'fire department was
1actiye aIfar earnest but Hbany managed.
Instead of trying to prevent the -spread
Iof the the flames, as they should have DONE
they turned every strean from their,
hose directly into the fire. Which would
sooh.i Have e4hadstsd sftselg,l Tor the
amount 3fI,Woodwork. il the, ,NppeF parl
LOT the bnildingnwasr small. aud the dow
4 ef stories areientirely fire-pfoOf Of stone,
and iron. There was no one TO 'cohtrel,
l!Aeir movements until eX-G6ternos,
lShepherd came on,the scene; edHe. is n
man, accustomed to govern. and2 gifted
/ bynature with a remarkable aiieuhy of
command. He IL cool, determined and
4 tti.if - H1sstfui g. if'lSf ia fltbEItift
brimfuhe het resources sSeuretary Sehilz,
appealed 10 him. The Governor took
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-29

FSf Ps PeA9 sird' HS Il iF5d fs5 ( 2afs 'fh9
ftiYA 5O,9 O,9aeEtishePl PleiegitGi; AZ f.ihhI--
ton. .fso4e 2iisGi e9d'fei
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-29
the crowd IN ms grasp, and in less time
tfS3 E&E1y5S Wife lNfS blpGgE order
.oc,,tk k.of .l,,-3s lk,hA- MSs~-S y

{ =
Baltimore aud ALxandriar We're ttele7
graphetl to forengities. and both Cities
sent all the. conll ,-.spauY. Two-thirds
of the model room was entirely. destroy
.ed.r if,The bare walls Iemain,i and ithe
tie proof pillars are covered with small
mountains, 81 ,drhf9is, The other third
IT the; model. room n rellralains, the fire
having been extfuguisheds s'iwhenit had
'btirhed about ttie building SO. tar, that
the wind aiilea tlleififemsem 4,
The m5leN that VWeis BURNED. were
mostly those of mechanical powers,
hardware manufacture, textile machinery.
agricultural anG ;idofaestic apparatus,
1 III osSt5 mo apparek furniture,
fit'esalms, :jeweiry', paper, llnanntacture,
photogrspsielpri viewing, and the
various manifestations vi ms + that iMqpll come
.an.ler these '4reads.s7F The. loss OF these
models MiI1 be qditc' iii Serious to5he~ gov
ernment, ,astgfys s9rtte inWntors. :
% I1is' Sycletl,y sehafz,'so opfniolfy BAT
Tie fire originated ii isoiao lae accidental
Il lamph nm4 h & The f!jfctsdt ihodels of a
snodeEirapiitg siilehs of fobhrni,g glass. IN
'stecE 'ssGtecE a. position that the rays Of the sun
shining .tryHssilthf skglsW wefe con
centIafel ~ gp9nl pblslq mass s OF gaReE 81 sqme
IOtlieii eombIsfibles subst;snce.g .gs This the0-
eS, is; iii t;4ioa Il 5i the
chimneys which are standings sand tile
other possible soRfteesf OF the fire.
Thirty ytA6Gssid hodAsW9re destroy
sisby fife inahePatent office; Ths value
of tAepppegtg 1lpst, .iah the absdr;tch, twill
Eagggre giits saboht $1,000, ,OO1, Bit as a large
class OF models 'cannotror '*ifl not, be re-
placed. the ,s.etuaId doss will probssbl ydiot
te4sfi., oiyef ssQadi 8rgTsssop, ,9e9,ss.Pl Tie
FpatehtI office. asAtoIfs credit 'Mfthldthe
tssSs s ;i sSsr s s.,i boyes Its as essisg,
sun sufficient to meet this expefiditafe,
but it cannot he'hsetiis spstHoht .slrappfd-
priation bsCJ6gfesgiH
.AVtoI0A44 YAAAA YAT
- ~ "a NaITOB ESSCdycs
PE3N7TS 81 III ~
H., Harvey sGaunoIs ,assistan nt3sofi GoLoDur.
yea IL H., ehalgyes essp q Of the h4fypr
imprl lvements, had, a. very phnroNgooe
cape from being drsRaled alast ,aAYednes-
tidsy, morning He Was, III. smaIf boa,
being towed out with the tllrdse .and
dump. Finding TINT hiE ibeat WAS going
tto be eaqghfhetWeel,So the DIRE 9dge @ab{
dpnp he"ni9n.mped fntota, "a small c.stoS
used for iyiug wood tOa thea tllrdge
shaa ah sSSAtf ssrtek the SEQ seow3 lli,e lwli,eel
tit capsineel and vert from a.un,ltr4' PHI
feet. .iiHe,eaugh ghtidn the bOwaaf the dumI
scaN srs. .SlNhs fer,Iear life. aifd calfec
for aiesfronlthos4 on rf,e@lrelge. having
to- TnI.'s F. ei|t, !,
tRsH lows, p9sspon!te waus arNss~E.4sst
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-29

1T fsh return
4 a +; +; ]
sFIis Y BlancRa ,sau ult
st, ,Nalse, hs. came; skday tU
Nave Some .. 4 q g 3 skinety..
Shs.isft lats sst liighsS %s o,
>f6e @f6e easrt,fi!th ri propeller Ocean cal led
!e9 yFh4 81 SHfIis.4 fshS shhSSa bound
lee% 1ooheS S1sii L g" Fan in nra
tYK eySb. aVN0IN1 i71'
The schooner T. R. Blake. arrived
.:SsI1Gpitas ind TOOK rbpSa caFgS ;s8t. hem
Iosls bark rdWing theA week from Mr..
-PAifick Mcdonald, and left "Wednesday
tpf. Ghieigp.. - .io1 t1a hl.'.m .tu
-:n--fhe steamdrgPecrless has hada new
airpump put in and her exhaust pipe
faised two al.d,a halt yfeets so that it i:
above water, which will render herlecent
disaster impossible. /. .' IS II "a !,
:. The Oswegatchie arrived, .ibotlnd up,
Thursday night, and was :atigtheo dock
four or five houis landing AMI Receiving
freight The captain reported - Lake
Huron qnitc rough. . 40 oaia.s.o
The propeller City Of Concord was
in list Thursday morning, antb landed
quite en- smollnt. Ct intrcha,!iise fdf oui
merchants ana took on i ,qrtantty D,
broomhandles for Cbial.oyr1,S Sins was
considerably behind ii hieFg having bed,,
deENaddh tire, y etamhSGtasaiNc |
.N2 RdaRA ssela anasssaA 81 xGs Hsaooh.
cfsF! b. sesrtfiers1 ,ooRi 1ppafaEE aPiiesdat
Csste Gtbssrbeirx eslls44ks Btttfsis as ;
witnessotiuneslr the icoanna,Il over to
IF n'afi .sf Il qjRaa iIRl H sps;,naff,if. .FiblI'
will resume command OH his return tC
Chicago. rio
4 IHe schooaes AZ Pal = NiaiAls lat1ivci
Sunday morning after . cargo Of, Fedahr
posts spoles aid tan Hlrk Don J: NC
Arthur. She remained anchored i'm thk
straits until Tuesday afternoon w hen Fht
was towed up the shore after a portioi
dfI her catg9 and retsrhat san k;4
brought into. tn the hhaqrbPr "Wednesday
evening. where she is yet engaged il
rsikihg onsher kar gSarUOa .Tni.A
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-29
,,2M,0.Msjssf T. cT,nsn'ksM,klA

uay Sept 10 was S597.3Sl.S9; receipts
during the week ending Sept. % were
$5S,3Sl. 6S ;.paynents during same time
were $lS,0S9.3S; balance in treasury
Sept. %, 1877, $637,67419; Increase for
the week $40,292.30.' aoy
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-29

A new stock of dress goods, silks,
cashrderes8doneJ SlitiaSs, s6akk) ;hew
styles, just receive at Lathrop's. rs-al
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-29
iFURiotjs' FLAMES. ID

last tEwhieh 'Enveloped the Patent Office
tnoIahl Baildingvat latl Washington Last
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-29

lof herders shaye.sbad yafight
with cattle thieves iuC CheNeppei ,conntg
! Ksi a large numbrrtof 9sttet ethabs hesn
stolen ttPPis summer. andsdheie iewtsers de-
.I1frm It1efrmipsd 9lpsd 70 stop it iJn eass9.OQo
eltt5le Is Wers fypp off frpp twEsSsTH Kspsas
by, II 9ygooP yrgooPbesnfsw Twelys iydnlsfgss sstsEtsd
after them, ,apd .alisr,iw fixe, days ride
,oveEl99fp,kc cEhyap jntleeAfi3,ma northwest
ern part Of stheI slate .fllrirouldsl them,
shot seven, hing .i9ne. and sresoyere'l all
tlhee ,esattleh N9iraypssssrI bartra, aollaaniq
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-29

Cincinnati,U II & olive
5SyI6ssSSsssassx.@zfs:.::v2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-22
LiNrA INrEHcoLoN1AL II.

Para mas DormenOres dirtg1rSe en- Aguadflla se-
,orec f3flyn ferrer Ca-En MayagHez. Sres. Heise
S@on,er'Y Csr-En Ponce. Sres. Wieehers Cay on
- jnan de Puerto Rico
FKDDERHRN Wu1INK YC4
- Juan a. Puerto Rico. DIRE de 1878.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-22
Aviso i los seiiores embarcadores.

Las mercancias embarcadas por los vapores de la
hnea arrba expresada. que lleguen este puerto des
de este mes ndelante pagaran ell iiete en- vez de
ca las iechas de las arribadas Las que paguen el
nete adelantadO On Liverpool solo les cobrara oil
pS de capa en- vez del 10 pss sehalado sobre etes
en- general 3ss8 m. IL Oct.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-22
ATENCION.

Sc vende por no podeflo atender su duefiu,
el establecimiento de pulperia de la calle del
Sol Num- 81; el que 10 interese puede verse
con su dueilo en- el mismo estableciniento
Puerto Rico, abril 10 de 1871. a. 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-22
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.
Ia cAMARA. "a ca,
Habana, directo

EStos precos son en- orc & la par.
Sc expenden hletes de retorno para tres meses
con una rebala de 70 psS, bueno aho para los
yiales trasatanteoS, ses meses para las Antillas
Sc hace rebaa de seNto en los tipoS cstableci
dos en favor de las familias pero solo los casos
en- que el 1mporte del pasaJe 81 carga toai-
dad por toda la familia uere igual al importe total
del pasale de cuatro paSaJeros adultos de Cimara.
FL termino famia, solo comprende los padres. sus
hoS sus criados. y la rehaja hard las per-
sonas que tomen billetes de retorno. 6 pasajeros
que tomen billees los precos mas bajos para des-
de Europa.
Los nifios menos de amos uno gratis de la
cuarta parte,y de Il Ia mitad.
Los pasajeros para Francia, . cualquicr parte de
Europa. pueden quedar Is dias en- Ingaterra Si asf
GUSTAV vice versa los lnglaterra pueden que
dar on Franca. Los pasaJeros por estos vaporas
endrn el privilego de viajar el canino de herro
entire Cherbourg. Paris. Plymouth L6ndres, L una
rebala de 10 pss los enlbarc;dos este puerto.
Estl prohibido 4 los pasajeros embarcando en-
este puerto tonar biletes sno en- la Asenca dc Ia ca
Consulate ng6s Pto.- Rico: el pasaje tornado borso
paeara 10 p's de recargo Los yapores que salen de
San Juan los dias IS q de mes toclran los va
pores americanos entire New York Brasil.
Para pormenores sobrc fietcs, dirigirse al Agente
de la Compahia.
La CompaTia aseSura toda clase de valores que
en- elective. metales preciosos Joyas Sc embarquen
en los vapores de Ia Inca con destino Eurspa San
Thomas. Habana, 8 cualquier otro punto de su ruta
Ell Agente W. b. PAUL..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-22
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Sc expIden pasaes de Ida vuelta vAlidoe por dos
meses, 10 p. de rebaja los pasaeros de camara.
NINOS.
Los ninos dc los pasajeios uue no tengan amos
cumpidos, son lleyados gratis Los que tengan 5
amos cumpldos hasta sin cumplir. pagaran 4 plsa-
je. Los que tengan amos cumpdns no lleguen q
IL. pagaran a pasaje de II amos en- adelanic pagan
pasilje entero. En- dc que familia t-nga 9
nnos memories de amos. uno de ell0s solnmente se
lleva gratis. los otros pagaran L pasaje
CRIADOS.
Los criados de los pasajeros pagaraH en- los viajes
trasatlantcoE PastJe de entrspuente $50. Las cria
das pagaran las 2J del precio del pasale segun la
tegoria tomada por amos: no tienen derecho Il
estar los salones. sino 81 tienpo rigHrosamente
necesario para el servicio de srs amos.
Recomendamos los pasajeros inscriban sns
nombras lugar donde van. On sus oquipalcs. en-
craeteres inteligibles Ios pasacs Sc expden hasta
una hora antes de la sada de los yaporne.
No se admiten netes despucs do la llegada de los
vapores. Para mas informes dirigirse los Consig-
natarioS
LIAuRI. BoRDA Y CoMP.
Mayagnez II de Fcbrero de 1876
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