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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-26
\ RENOVATED CAPITOL.
Dispatch 10 New York World

''7P"'Nh w -NSN IOlh W OTlll.
WASHINGTON, Sept. lG.-Congress con.
veiies Tour weeks from tomorrow. The
CAPITOL building never was in better con-
ditlon for the reception of the two houses.
Both OF the new chambers and the Old
lall-n0w known as Statuary Hall-hayc
been put In perfect order. The rotunda
has also been cleansed and rcpainted
from the floor to the top of the canopy, a
distance OF lS3 feet, and is resplendent in
Its new colors. The new ventilating and
heating apparatus of the House hall was
In working order yesterday for the first
tlme, ana has proved to be great sue.
cess. The new plan was introduced
10y Edward Clark, architect of the
Capitol, In accordance with the re-
port of the board OF United States OIL
GERS convened by the request of the
committee on public buildings in the
last house, and for which an appropria.
ton OF $4,000 was made. The fresh
air Is now taken direct from the grounds
OF the capitol through the terrace, aud is
tempted by the warm air In winter from
the hot-water coils, while in summer
It Is thrown into the building direct from
the grounds. A series of ventilators
have taken the place of some ornamental
pendants in The ceiling to carry Off the
foul air. There Is every reason 10
believe that the new system VIII be large.
~ conduciyet 10 the health aud comfort
OF the members, as well as to those who
occupy the galleries. The spa Gus lob.
by In the rear of the speakers chair is
hereafter to be used exclusively for those
Who are entitled to the privileges Of the
, uoor OF the House while Ia session, and
.ne speakers parlor Is also to be a recep.
Mon room Tor female lobbyists and female
applicants Tor clcrkships. Its abuse nc a
reception room heretofore has been. To
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put ii mildly, simply scandalollS' ihe
old reception room for ladies', useu iat-
tcrly by the record reporters, Is
to be restored TO Its former
purpose. and the official reporters are TO
occupy, hereafter, the room used IN the
last session by the late Mr. Kerr and by
Mr.. Randall. adjacent 70 the speakers
parlor, as II private office tor the speaker,
which was the old room Of the
committee on post offices, and, from its
loclton as the only committee-room In
the speakers corridor, the headquarters
OF the post Office and railroad lobby under
Republican rule. The clerk of the house
has also introduced some improvements
in his Office, which were much needed
The file room has been extended, and the
facilities of the dsbursing room enlarged
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-26

The Republic, II leaders in and about
Washington are just now giving them
selves no little uneasiness for fear the
Democrats will get the organization Of
the United States Senate through the de-
lection and treactery of such carpet-bag
lights as Dorsey, Spencer, Patterson and
Conoyer. We do not believe the Demo-
Gratis care to enter into fellowship with SO
disreputable gang, even though by so
doing they could secure the organization
of the Senate. Anyhow the Senate will be
Democratic before long, and we can af-
ford to wait.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-26

THERE is colored man up in Ohio
whose head is level. lie has been max
ing speeches during the campaign. in
which he says the freedom of the negro
was an accident" of the war. lie says
the Northern Democrats and Republic
cans went into the war tor the Union,
and that President Lincoln hesitated to
free the negroes until he found 1t was
impossible to put town the rebellion
without their aid. This colored mans
name is Williams, and he is preacher,
and seems to have struck bottom on the
liberation OF the negro question.
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DREADFUL ACCIDENT.

ONE MAN KILLED AND THREE WOUNDED.
a most deplorable accident occurred at
Joppa, Massac county, on Friday after
noon last, by which one man was almost
instantly killed, and three others serious
~, and one OF them probably fatally
wounded. The parties were engaged in
housing tobacco when the barn in which
it was being slowed fell, as is supposed
from the weight OF the tobacco, crushing
beneath Its weight the tour men with the
result above stated. We have been una
bic to learn the name Of the man killed
or of either Of those wounded.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-26

Estate 0. Louis Blatteau, deceased.
>, The undersigned, having been appointed
EXecutrlx Of the last Win and Testament
OF LOUIS Batteau, late ofthe County OF Alex.
ander and State of Illinois, deceased, here.
by gives notice that she will appear before
the County Court OF Alexander County, q,
lhe Court House In Cairo at the October
Ierm on the 3rd, Monday in October next,
IL which time all persons having claims
against said Estate are notified and request
ca 10 attend for the purpose OF having the
same adjusted. All persons indebted TO
sald Estate are requested to make immedi.
ave payment to the undersigned.
Dated this oath day OF August, A. ID. 1877.
MARGARET BLATTEAU.
wv EXccutriX,
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SENATOR THURMAN made his first
speech OF the campaign at Marion, Ohio,
on Saturday last to an immense audience
He claimed that the presidents southern
policy was purely Democratic and just
what the party had contended for for the
last ten wears.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-26

YELLOW FEVER prevails to an alarm
Ing extent in Hayana, and all vessels
from that port to New Orleans are rlgidly
Quarantined. Dr. Chaplin, president of
the board OF health of New Orleans, says
the quarantine Is so strict that there is
no danger of injected vessels reaching
the city.
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Administrators Notice.
Estate OF Bridget Clark, deceased.

Estate OF Bridget Clark, deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed
administrator Cum Testamento Annexo
OF the estate Of Bridget Clark, late OF
me county Of Alexander and
state OF Illinois, deceased, hereby
gives notice that no will appear before
the county court Of Alexander county, at
the court house In Cairo at the October term
on the third Monday in Oct. next, at which
time oil persons having claims against said
estate are notified and requested to attend
ior the purpose of having tho same adj.
lusted. All persons indepted to said cs.
tate are requested TO make immediate pay.
ment to the undersigned.
1877. ALFRED TOMINGs, Admir-.
w.t. Cum Testamento AnnexO
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CnANrERN NnrIrL

State Of Illinois, county d Alexander.
Circuit court Of Alexander county, January
term, a. ID. lsT..
Rachel Thou pson vs.. John II. Thompson. Bill
for divorce IN chsncery
Affidavit Of the ugnT.siGence Of John H.
Thompson the defendant above named hsy-
ing been filed In the 1fi.ge II the clerk q said
circuit court Of Alexander county, notice u hereby
given 10 the said uon-reicent defendant, that the
complainant filed her Bin Of complain, in said
court on the ehancey de thereof On the 18Th day Of
September, A. b. III, and that summons
thereupon issued out u ssd court against said de-
PENDANT, returnsble on the first Monday II Jan.
uary,. A. ID. ls7s, As is by law reqtred. Now,
therefore, unless you, the said John II. Thompson
shall personally be and appear before the said cir
cult court Of Alexander county On the Grst day VI
The next term thereof, to be holden at the court
house in the city Of Cairo, n sa d county, on the
first Monday ofJaHuary 4. y. ~, and plead,
answer Of demur to the said compliments Gil d
complainant, the same, and the matters and thing
therein charged and stated viii he taken as con.
ieS'sd, and decree entered against you accord
ing TO tic prayer d said bin.
JOHN A. REEVE, Clerk
~iwl Cairo, Ill.,, Sept mber l3,h, a, u. M.
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Gov. MCCORMICK is the man selected
by the president to represent this coun-
trv at the Paris exposition, provided
congress decides to send n representa-
tive. Mccormick will retmn ms posi-
ton in the treasury department until the
matter Is decided.
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NnIICE

NOTICE
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Alexander County. -,
IN lhe County Court OF shli county NoNelhpeF
Term, A. ID. ls0.
August Watermeier, Admin
istrator of the estate OF
Frederick Watermeir, de-
deceased,
vs.. Petition to sci
Lima Watermelon, Emile hea' Properly
Matefmeier, md Emma
Waierlneier, minor hers
anu Lana Watermeler, me
qua ruian OF said MINOR
heirs.
A0idavts of the non residence OF Lima Mh'-
ermeicr, widow, Emile Watermeler, anu EN-
ma Watermeier, MINOR helrs' anu
Ina WatermelSr, ,d est star "f Frederick
Watermeler. deceased, the defendant above
named having been tiled IN the ONCE OF me
clerk of said county court; Notice IL hereby
given to the said defendants tilat lhe le'itioneI
llled his petition in said court IN probate thereof
on the 9TH day Of september. AZ, lem, 70 seil
the following real property of the estate oil
Frederick Watermelon, deceased, To pay the
debts of said estate situate IN SAID county OF
Alexander State of Illinois, tO.wlt-S0uth three
iOurths of northwest quarter OF northwest
quarter Of section thirty 'sN, township lo'soulh
Of range2 west of third principal inerii IAN,
containing about thirty acres, and that a sum
mons therelpon issued ont of said g )uri against
said defend ants retunable on the second Monday
Of November 1877, Us is by law required,
Now, therefore. unless you, the SAID defend
ants shall personally he and appear before the
said county court of Alexander county on
the first day of the November term a. ID 1877,
thereof, to be holden in the city of Cairo, in
said county ION the second Monday of November
AID. 1871, and plead, answer or demur ia
al d petitioners petition the same, and the
matters and things charged and stated, VIII be
taken as confessed, and decree entered accord.
ing TO the prayer Of said petition.
SAMUEL j. llUMM County Clerk.
HARMON H. BLACK, SOl'r for Comult
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-26

ONE whole side of Senator Morton is
paralyzed, and Mr.. SmaIley, the CORE
spondent of the New York Tribune,
thinks he has only an even chance to
survive this attack.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-26

THE Fidelity Savings bank of Chicago
closed It's doors on Monday morning
The bank is said to owe its depositors
nearly 81 100000.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-26

The question of calling consutu-
tional convention Is now under discus
sion in Louisiana, and seems to meet
with favor from nearly all the leading
spirits of the dominant party.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-26

The presidential party spent Monday
in Lvnchburg, Va, where the reception
OF the president assumed the nature OF
an ovation.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-26

Gov. TnpEN is expected to return
from his European trip about the 10Th OF
October.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-26

Having been served that an injunc-
ton and receiver will be applied tor be-
tore Judge Moore Of the superior court
this morning, this bank will be closed to
await the action OF the court.
There was n crowd of from three to
G,'o h"ndrod people gathered in the VI
cilily, awaiting the opening OF the bank,
that they might get a portion Of their
deposits. Inquiries among them devcl-
oped a much more hopeful feeling than
that shown by the depositors in the state
savings institution. Most of them eX-
pect to get their money back. Their
comments were not unlriendly to Haincs,
who they believed, was not dishonest.
THE LAST QUARTERLY STATEMENT,
June 80, showed the resources to DC
S2,2S0,5ll 81. OF this amount nearly
81, 100000 was loaned on real estate. At
that time there was over 100000 due
depositors. Last Friday, according to
the books, the deposits were Sl,310,000.
The book valuation of the assets is ST.
53l AGO and the estimated value Sl,l75,,
002. 1t Will undoubtedly be shown that
the actual valuation Of the securities will
fall below this sum. 1t is believed that
this Is the last of this class OF institutions
in Chicago that will suspend.
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CLOSED.

THE FIDELITY SAVINGS BANK, CHICAGO,
CLOSES ITS DOORS.
y Chicago dispatch Of the 24th says
"Another Chicago savings bank has
closed its doors, and the prospects now
are that it will suspend business entirely.
About half-past o'clock the following
notice was hung near the main entrance
to the Fidelity Savings bank, Of which
John c. Ilaines is president. 1t told a
plain, yet somewhat abbreviated story
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-26
For Comfy school superintendent

We are authorized to ann1unce Mrs. r A. lay
l,,ss a candidate for reelection to the ONCE OF
county school superintendent at the election to be
held November Glh, Isl.
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County Clerk.

To the Voters OF Alexander County;
am an independent candidate tor the once o'
eth and promi,e faithfully to attend TO The dltlss
Of the Office II elected. W. ~ IA "hiN0'
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IA N, Editor of the Cairo BuLLKrINi

We are authorized to announce Henry flaneit 0
.rA.N.s nrrcnct as a candidate for County Clerk a
ne election 10 be held November 9Th, 1871,
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The 8ullfiin
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
county Judge.

We are au,horized to announce Isaac L; hariel y
=. eandidate for the office OF County Judge o
Alexander county, a, the ensuing November is''
election.
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w. are authorized to Announce Reuben 5; loeum
~ cs;ro' az a candidate for the office OF county
;adse Of Alexander county. Election tlrsI Tuesday
In November, 1871.
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Please announce that am an independent eandl-
data f,r The ottice OF county clerk of Alexander
S,nnty AZ the election 70 be held in November
nsxt JAMES W. STEWART.
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next, JANIS W.
We are authorized TO announce Samuel ..
uumm "a a candidate for the ONCE OF County
SIcrk at the election to be held November 9th,
lsI,.
We are authorized 10 announce John = hely As
.,srs3on 10 be held November 9th, ls17.
To the Voters of Alexander County;
hereby announce that am candidate for he
~, - ,,onr decision at your respective voting
yrIsoss On The sixth day Of November. 1871.
ysry Respectfully, CASPER lOST,
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.vAPORES ESPANOLES
ENTIRE LIVERPOOL Y PUERTO-RIC0.

Los vapores Puerto Rico, Maya0tlez Ponce 81
guen su carrera desde Liverpool paraos varios puer
los de esta Isa.
Para fnformes referirse los Sres. White. For
man Comp. de Liverpool, & los representatives..
SBEs. LATIMER COMP, San Juan.-SREs. LLAURI.
pOnco
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t)iol 0jol olel
AL PUBLIC0 De PUERTO-RICO.

Diariamente Sc cometen contra el p6bllc0
perfidos engahos por sujetos POGO escrupHIo-
sos, los cuales venden composiciones abomiha-
bles elaboradas en- Nueya-Y York qae obtienen
precos muy intimos, expendiendo las misnas
como las Pldoras y Ungdento de Holloway
Esta nefarias falsifcaciones Hevan en- los r6-
tulos de las eajas botes las palabras ssNueyA-
York" Que Sc eviten las mismas como ~
evitaria la peste
En- los libros de direcciones de estas desca.
radas falsifieaciones actHalmente Sc pone en-
gurartlia al p1blico contra imitaciones espdreas.
Los compradores deben examinar el r6tulo en-
ell bote la GAIA. 81 no esta In direction de
ndnero 533 Oxford Street, London, ent6nces
son falsiicaciones
Las personals que sean defraudadas por los
vendedores que expenden "Las Pildoras 81
Ungiento de Holloway falsihcados como loo
legtimos, seran al comunicarme los pormeno
res, liberalmente recompensadas, compronAe.
tiendome 4 que no haya trascendencia de sus
nombrea
L6ndres, agosto IL de 1877-Firmado, To-
uads Holloway. H MO- s. Tvs 20-7s
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Sc expiden pasaes de ida vuelta validos por dos
meses. is p% de rebaia los pasaeres de camara.
NINOS
Los niios de los pasajeIos que no tengan afios
cumpljd0s. son llevados gratis Los que tengan 8
amos cumplidos hasta sin cumplir paRarin i pasa-
le. Los que tengan amos cumpiidos y lleguen
IL. pagaran u pasaie; dc IL amos adelante pagan
pasHje entero. En- caso de q1e una familia tenga
ninos menovo1 de amos. uno de eos solamente ST
lleva gratis. los otros pagaraR y pasaje.
ORIADOS.
Los criados de los pasajaros pagaran on los Wales
trasatlanticos pasaJe do entrepuente 9S0 Las cra-
dRs pa2aran las 23 del precio del pasae segun la
togoria tomada por Sus amos: no tienen derecho
estAr On los salones Sino el tempo riGurosamente
neceeario para el seryicio de sus amos.
Recomendamos los pasajeros inscriban
caracteres inteligibes Los pasajes expiden hasa
una bora antes De la salida dc los vapores.
No SO admiten netes despues do 10 llegada de los
varoree. Para mas informes dirigirse q los Oonsig
natRrioe
BoRpA CoMP.
Mayaxnez "A de Fenrero de 1919.
NOTA. Desde el 10 de Julio de 1877 los
fietes pasajes por estos yapores seran pa
gaderos en- ORC americana su equiva-
lente en- moneda corriente con ell p. 8 de
premio.
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ITINERARIO.
PRIMER vIAJK MENsUAr.
RUTA ssA.''
LLEGADA. SALLDA.
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IMPORTANTISIM0.

Por fata dc local para establecer ri yapor In Mhrf
ca de aguas gaseosas tituladA La DELICI01A. cpn.
forme Il los adeantos mas m0derAos necesidadeG
tienda hacienda grandes rebajas Al comprador.
tFortaleza esq0ina q Ia aneal-Puerto- Rico s6ds
octubre de 1877. Ebre.
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Excspciones de la sobredicha tarifa.

A.-Nifos, de ala afos de edad. pagan la mitad
del tho cue los adultos nifos. de amos de edad
pagan la cuarta parte del pasaje de aduto: ninos
de n6nos de amos. gratis.
B.-Criaalas que ocupan camaroteS toman sus
eomidas sean el salon de las damas. La ca
mara de sus amos. pagan dos teEceraS parties del
pasaie de prmera camara: cfiadoS seran eoiocadoH
en- la segunda camara.
C.-Fatsajeros de priEneFa camara que deseen ell
uso exclusive de una cHfra saflsfaran dos el
4 jnp0rte del pasaje.
n 5-P Pasajeros quo hagan el Yiaje Europa por
os vapores dos veces dentro del t6Tmno de doce
Ses goz.iran de una rebala de 10 pa sobre ell i'm
te del segundo billete al tomarlo.
g. Pasajeros que t0men billete de primera CANA
"a de ida y vuelta Europa yees@yersa. goardn de
una rebaa de rs p.e sobre ell mporte del pasaje que
touue al serycio de Ia inea de Hamburger Billetes
dreetos para puertOs allende de Panama. sersn ex-
i. pundidos con las rebajas dc costumbre que suelen
conceder las lineas de conexion por Las cuales Ell
GNsporte sea efectuado.
BilIetes de ida vueltason vaederos Dor ~ naeses
ain que estos como los demas puedan transferirse8
ii IA rebaja de una sexta parte sobre ell tipo es-
fabieeid0 que SIC harA favor de fnmilias soianen
~ a. easos as e uporte del pasajo Isl fuese eara
do ain reaja para tOdos les ndviduos de Ia famiIial
1lersara al i'm porte del pasaje de cuatro adultos
Se eoznprelide una fanEtlfa padreS hijos crados
ne se haee reb&Ia persona que tome bilete de ida
vxuelta.
para mas p0rrnen0res dirigirse en- ARuadilla a.
Norae Ava Ferrer Cos--En MayagHez Sres Heisa
Kraener 4 Con- Ponce. sres. schroeder Co.--Fn
Ran Juan de Puerto Rico
FEDDERsEN WILLIEK = Cs
Can Juan PueEtc Rico, agcsto d. is57.
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GTAIl LBGlYInl ln PElt

Lo tienen de venta 500 tonelada paGando el Deai.
do de 10 $50 tonelada en- n1nero hsta - 20.
cos. los Sobrinos de EZquiaga
Puerto Rico. octubre "a de 1877. Hta. ~ mar.
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COMPANIA REAL
DE VAPORES CORREOS INGLESES.
suBvENcIoNADA PoR Ell eoBIERNo DE 8. NIB.

Sepicio entire Santo Domingo Puerto Plata los P1ertos
de luerto- Rico. Santa6nsas. Europa otos patsss
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u. d dD.

Por ausentarse sn tueno de egta capital Sc
vende el CATS Coniitena denominado La
SiIMpaala, sito en- la ealle de la Tanea ndmero
l0;elque 10 interese puede verse con su dueho
en- el mismo establecimiento, hora loy4. 3-3
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BlIetes Dc Madrid Dc Nayidad.

nardo Castanera Sastreria calle de San Francisco y
80 Ponce en- casa de d. Jaime Reyul Barberia calle
as In Marina, Hta. 81 die.
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HDduSDo yIAJE MENsuAI.
RUTA ssR.''
LLEGADA. GALLDA.
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I III n
RRTOR n 0
CONsIGNATARIOS.

ruxvrrAs. Sres. D. p 8. Dolz Comp.-GIBARA
rcesores de silva Rodriguez Comp.-BARAcoA.
AiaYo y Comp.-CUBA, Sres. s., , L. hos = comp
1in RarredO-AGU ADIILA Sres. Amell. Julia ca
bnxRTo-RICo Sres. Iriarte. Hermano de Caracenf
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PAILAS PARA INCRNl0.

: Las hay de todos fanatics legitimAs de CasTon,
hasta 500 Ralones, ell almacen de los Hrea. ANNL
JULIA CoMP.. de AguadilR. Para MAS pogm0notot
dirigirse los citad0R aenureG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-23

Cuando el mes anterior tenga 81 dias las llegadas
saidas seran un dia antes en- el primer viaje men
sual En- los meses de Julio. Octubre Dicembre; el
dos un dia despucs
Para eomodidad de los pasaieros el vapor de la
Lsla levar& un int6rprete
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LsrA DE- rnzmos DE Los pAsAJrs DE i. CLASH
Se0tindO uiaje naensudl
RUTA .B.p

En- "a 3f5 parties. en- 50 una cuarta parte de los
precGs de le Los pAsjeroS de 81 case han de levar
eonsigo los enseres de CANA las provisiones nece-
saria6.
Los Pasajes pueden tomarse en- Ia Agencia hasta
una hora antes de La salida del vapor.
IMGLATERRA V ERANnIA
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Precios de los pasajes.

le C&mara. Desde Puerto Rico Europa
Yic0-vefSa. .............. E 81
Proa. = Desde Puerto Rico q Europa. ........ Is
Europa Puerto Rico. lob
Estos precios son pagaderos en- ORC ingles ame
rfcanO la par.
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Sc hallan de venta en- esta Administracl0n y
precios modestos los siguientes:
yia-Cracis. .--Silabario lbro primero dc
Lectura. Manual de Moral pr&ctico. -Garti.
la yeterinaria popular - Eejrcicios do ICs
SO dias -Gurnaldas de divinas flores -Rubf de
la niiez --Nneva vista al Sautfsimo Sacfameh-
to-Boetin Eclesiastico -sDiccionariO de Ii
Lengna Castellana. -AdemAt hay IN cuadre u
cleo de San Rogue.