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National Republican., 1877-12-31
Payment Of Rebel Claims.

SENATOR CoCKRELL, of Missouri, is preparing an
amendment to the Constitution which will have u
tendency 10 alarm the implacableS He proposes
in one clause to declare that no compensation In
any shape shall be granted to rebel soldier or their
widows Or descendants. That will settle the pcIl-
sion business In another clause he proposes TO
declare that no compensation OF any character
shall be paid for damage done or loss inflicted by
Federal armies in insurreCtiOnary States. third
clause will prohibit secession. This Is a very lib.
eral and advanced step, certainly, for an ex.Con.
mitted and adopted by the southern States II will
take the wind out OF the sails OF the CoSKLlNG-
BLAINE cratt.-IOt.
The above is based upon what, purports to
be an interview with Senator CocKRELL, al
though we are very credibly informed that
fact and fancy go to make up the interview"
in the ratio of about one part of the former to
nine of the latter. Nevertheless the article af-
fords very good text upon which to COM
ment. We are told that such an amendment
should be adopted for two reasons-frst, be-
cause it would finally settle the vexed ques-
ton of compensation; and, secondly, because
If Democrat offered it, and Democratic
House passed it, the effect would be to take
the wind out Of the Republican sails, and to
deprive them of the opportunity Of again
charging that II the South ever regnincd
power they would reimburse themselves out
of the Federal Treasury for losses sustained
by their rebellion. Senator CocKRELL and
some others Of his party are sincere on this
subject but we have grave doubts of the sim
cerity of the mass OF the Southern Demo-
Gratis They had an opportunity once. to set
tie this vexed. question and put 1t at rest for
ever. How they avaied themselves of II the
record will show.
o. ,hnr MY HVr,. nr To-,
diana, introduced a resolution in the House Of
Representatives instructing the Committee on
the Judiciary to report within twenty days
an amendment to the Constitution forever
prohibiting the payment to persons who were
disloyal of claims growing out of the late war.
In the preceding campaign Republican orators
made the charge that If the Democrats ever
got into power they would make an effort to
have the South paid for property taken by the
United States army during the war. The
charge was Indignantly repelled by Democratic
stump orators and by the Democratic press,
North and South. 1t was all Republican lie
1t was an adjunct to the wave of the bloody
shirt. 1t was a malignant slander upon the
high toned Southerners who had accepted the
results of the war in good faith. Now, in view
of these professions and assertions, simple,
minded people would have naturally supposed
that the Democrats would have been glad o.
the opportunity to put themselves squarely OF
the record But not so. Mr.. HUNTERS reso
luton created Transformation and decentralization
! in the Democratic ranks The Southern Demo
Gratis especially looked blank. But vote was
forced, aud they had to go back on their South
ern allies, for one time at least. sevonty-foul
Democrats out Of one hundred and eighty-tw'
National Republican., 1877-12-31
Beware OF Man-Trapsl

The Democrats appear to have become
suddenly alarmed over the political aspect
of affairs, lest In doing what was clearly
right in the matter Of New York Federal
appointments, they may have impaired
some strength to the Republican side. To
do right is only spssmodic with that party,
and when IL discovers that II has been
guilty ofsjust act 1t is very liable to take
alarm at the incident and do some foolish
thing to counteract it, Whether by author
ity or not, it is not altogether certain, for
we only have its word for it, but the puta-
tive organ Of the Democraoyi in this city has
given divine notice" to Senator CoNKLING
and the rest of mankind that the Demo-
cratic Senators who voted with the Repub-
cans to defeat direct violation of civil-ser-
vice rules in the case of the New York ap-
pointments, have been whipped back into
the Democratic traces and will do so nc
more. Time will show whether or not the
young men nre not little too fast in this
instance. 1t is possible that they are out in
advance of their lesson.
cit will not surprise us If it shall turn out
that this hasty declaration is an irrepressi'
bic whisper of what will yet be developed
as perfected arrangement under which the
Democrats think they are to take posses
sion of the Administration and its official
plumber. That has been the aim of that
party since it found that DETECTION ex'
listed toward the Presidents policy, on the
part of Republicans, and if they have sue
ceed ed it is far better for the Republican
cause than to have the party blinded as tc
the real facts, and be cropping in the future
in doubt as to whether the Administration /.
or is not to represent the Republican party
and its principles in its measures and poll
cies The mist will no doubt clear up yer,
soon now. The fog-horn has sent forth it
note of warning to its party.
National Republican., 1877-12-31
PERSONAL.

A SWEET thing in combs-Honey.
SENATOR SAUNDERS, of Nebraska, Is at Hart
ford.
JOSH BILLINGS is on his way to the Pacific
coast.
Miss MARY ANDERSON is doing very well at
St. Louis.
SAM CARY has taken the stump for Murphy
and temperance.
OWEN MURPHY, the New York dciaulter, is
now Murphy owing.
JULES VERNE is to write biography of
Christopher Columbus.
Hon. J. A. GARFIELD and wife, Of Ohio are
visiting New Castle, Del.
S. b. RARTLEy, of this city, is at the Colon
made Hotel, Philadelphia.
kTHE Italians are to have q grand exhibition
in ls79-probably at Milan.
J. A. DuMoNT, of this city, Is registered at
tho Lafayette, Philadelphia.
The Rev Joseph Cook Is said to be making
large fortune by his lectures.
PRINCE LEOPOLD IL shortly to be made a
duke, either OF York or Kent.
REAR ADMIRAL WoRpEN has completely no,
covered his sight, which was badly damaged
National Republican., 1877-12-31

DunrNa his recent confinement % ID the
Pope has been overhaulinr old corrcspon1ence
destroying papers or sorting thoss to be In
trusted to the Cardinal CamerlenRo In q
hands Among Others, there are Iettsrp from
Kings Emperors, Princes and political and
ecclesiastical pcrsonages relating to the, events
Of his Ponti1cate, especially to the vicissi-
tudes Of recent italian history and the con-
duct Of the Holy Sec In 1s45. These papers
are expected to throw much light on certain
obscure points. and thus serve as Q guidance
TO his successor,
National Republican., 1877-12-31
coin at the above rates of gold and value Of
fine silver il m follova: tt


STANDARD dollar. .Sss
supsioiary coins.
From this II appears that the subsidiary
dollar, which Is not legal tender for any
sum in excess of Eve dollars, and which con-
tains but s4.s1 cents at gold rates, Is actually
worth 96.587 cents, or 1887 cents more
than II should be according to tho theories
of the panic-stricken worshippers Of the
golden calf It'also appears that even the
trade dollar, which is not legal tender for
any sum, but is merely stamped bullion, Is
worth 43S9 cents more than its bullion va
lue--but as there is coinage charge Of II
cents on each trade dollar, II Is but fair to
deduct 1t thereffom, leaving the market
value Of the trade dollar over its bullion
value 2yss9 cents. II also appears that the
value Of bullion In the standard dollar above
that In the subsidiary dollar is 5.s7 cents
1t is fair, then, to assume that the dollar
Of 4I22 grains, If remonetixed, would be
worth at least as much ss our subsidiary
dollar, plus the extra silver, $l.0a467, OF
about the value of the same coin, when
struck, surreptitiously or otherwise, from
the list of standard coins wedo not think
that any candid, falr-minded person, afte'
carefully considering this simple statement
will feel seriously alarmed at the deluge o.
foreign or domestic silver that is likely tc
pour In upon us, or at the prospect Of a VIC
lation of public faith, or the ruin of the
public credit by increasing the volume o.
our coin circulation and making the dollar Of
our fathers par factor in the payment Of
our debts. sr rs ..H."f.
National Republican., 1877-12-31

An experimental coinage of goloid will
b made at the mint, under call from the
House Committee on Coinage, st an early
day, sufficient to furnish each Senator and
Representative with specimen Of the dol
lsz, half, and quarter dollar. This is q
new metal, composed Of silver, gold, and
copper of such density Of character that II
will resist the wear of handling, and defy
the action Of muriatic acid. The saving IN
ths wear of s10O,0OO,0OO will be 100000
annually over that of silver, and large
percentage on gold, and hence so much
would be saved to the Government or the
people annually on that amount. 1t also
spproIimates in intrinsic value more closely
10 gold than any other metal now known,
and preserves its equilibrium in the scale
a the precious metals. This is the claim
set mp for II by its advocates.
National Republican., 1877-12-31

THE Republic is the name of the most recent
Sunday issue ola newspaper here, and Mr..
JOIN BRIsrrN WALKER is its editor. 1t ap-
peared on December 30, for the first time In
Washington, aud is sprightly, though, like Its
sponsor somewhat ermtic. Its apology for Its
appearance at all is characteristic as well as
good, and is simply that its editor thinks
there is room for it in field as yet unoccu-
pied. When he finds that he Is mistaken we
suppose that the paper will stop, but we trust
that may never be.
National Republican., 1877-12-31

An communications designed for pub,icuhon
sAond be btsf plainly wrtten and only upon ono sde
II Ne paper. Concentrations unaocon,ponied bp tie
naas q ne author arc not solicited and wM neither be
rod nor returned Rejected manuscrip vm not be re-
kr~ed NOR presertcd. Inc ooteded sate Of our col.
v~~s during tie session u Conores gia preclude a.
tnsution Of long articles.
National Republican., 1877-12-31
MARRIEn.

MARRIED.
LYDDANE-sCIoR.-on December 4, 1877, At
LYDDxsE Of WASHING ton. and MAaY T. suoR, Of
DIED.
COOK.-sunday morning. December %, 1877, at ffts
o'c ook at her parents resinence. No. 800 II street
northwest, MARioN H.. beloved daughter Of Matthew
and Sarah y. Cook. In her twenty-sacond year.
Friends ofthe family respectfully Invited 70 AZ
tend the funeral, this afternoon, December u, a ~
O'Clock. W.. .-
HEPBURN.-on December %, 1877, MANY
BI ASciIe beloved daughter Of George and Isapelia
Hepburn, aged twenty-one years /.
The relatives and friends OF tho hmly are resrect-
hilly requested TO attend tho funeral on Monday De
cember II, at o'clock
BEvAN.-op December "a. ls77, JoHN H.. son Of
Henry and Emily Bcvan, in the forty-hrst year Of
his age. r. o..
BRowN.-or December n, 1877, oronor Bnows,
aged nineteen years
HEITMULLER.-snddeniy Dcosmber 2s, ls77
HENRiErrA LENA HErTNuLLER, youngest child Of
Charles II. and Augusta Heitmuller. ..H
wROE---On December IS. ISL. nt SO b. M, JOHN
L., beloved son OF Francis and Margaret A, Wroe
aged sixteen years. Hu .iH.
MADEs--At his residence, corner Tenth and u
streets northwest on Sunday afternoon, Mt O'Clock
CmRIsTopHER MADns, after long illness, at an age
F9nersi win take place from his late residence,
Tuesday January ], M O'clock p m.
GUTHRIE-In Washington, on Friday, Decembei
q. 1871, DIR. COLUMBUS II. GUTHRIE, In the sixty
His remains were taken TO zanesvills Ohio, for In
New York Tln,es and Trib,,ae please oopy.l
National Republican., 1877-12-31

Mr.. N. n. FUGrrT Is Agent for the receipt
Of Advertisements and subscriptions for this
Paper, Ne well as for the Collection Of Ac-
eeunts. ..
Mr. ID. II MoCLELLAND IL also authorised
10 solicit Advertisements.
National Republican., 1877-12-31
In Me,norism.

f.
One plaintive note through Christmas chimes,
Like sad and mournf'h voice,
Bewails the unhmely youthful death
0fwillie Ward J. Joyce.
with smile as sweet as roses breath,
Fragile and fair "a lily,
Not one Of all his many friends
But sheds q tear for Willie.
Too pure TO live on tainted earth,
For f6,dest friendship even, n
tn adorinE angels thought he wAs g
Too good for aught but heaven.
And to their Infant God thsy spoke,
In accents fraught with love .ss.
10 bring from earth to swell their train rf
Another angel dove;
And said our Willie that his heart E..
Was free nom stain OF sin;
That the outward sweetness Of his face
But mirrored tho soul within. .l
From loving mothers fond embrace Xxx
:. Grim death, with palsied hand,
6eyer.thoee heart-strings that but break
To link with flrmer band.
That even his rude, relentless grasp !, r'l p
Dare not nor cannot chill; '''ah.
For though n heaven and earth apart "iH
They're child and mother still. eInIr Z
Fond mother, .weep notg do we sayf Is ~
We would II, but we dtiut. -,,
For were that boon to thee denied r.f y,
Thy aching heart would burst sr5
To weep not and seem happy l
For the eliying; but the lost
Awakes such rending struggles ~
Only mothers know their cost ~
To say thy darling loves thee, HuTa'
As when upon thy breast .H. t.
30 still his eyes are on thee
From his throne Of peace and rest
Kind grandpa, do not sorrow, '...
But away with these behests: g..
To keep the tears from starting'- .H.f "a,
Ali this thy manhood tests.
And, grandpa, who win cherish
And be your darling nowf Es
OH let me still be Willie, ..... ...... F. .
Though diadems on his brow.
A GREAT benefit has Been secured To the poor
the introduction Of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup; for
now takes only Is cents TO cure cough, VIII,
formerly doctors bills alone amounted 70 dollars.
National Republican., 1877-12-31
January 7-LAURENCE BARRErT. desi,ot
/" UNIT POLLY BAssErs, ssrsors, sKrwr,r

"A UNIT POLLY BAssErs, ssrsors, sKrw1,. .
CoNGREdATIoNAL CHURCH TONIGHT.
Admission % cents. children, y cents
"LYST OF YE TUNES."
YE FIRST PARTE; .g.....- = .-.
!, Opening Chorusa"Hail Columbia" skewl 2,
sonRe-'Merrie Bird" by little Dorcas Tubbs; .,
battle Of stonning'on Aunt Polly :, ode on
Noegles; piece spoken by Aunt Polly; I, 7,"Yankee-
doodledoodled do" Kiah s,ebblns; songem"Ys
Vegetable WIFE," Jededinh Bassetti 0, Songe-"when
we Went a Having" Biosson Raksett; ~, "Poor
Little Toode-dedoo" Aunt Polly (Jedediah jines In
YEsEcoNDE PARTE;
LA spellin Match" by ye Littel Folks O. songe
"Worldie songe'.Yo Country girls, Damsel Mar.
gerry Drake; ,,,n songe ande Snors1re Singh
Farm" Joel l'rotti Q, Yankee Coprtin" Miriam
som; $, songe-"Josiah ande hys s Jedediah
Q, blow ye Winds OF ye Morning" Aunt Polly, III
Syne" Skewl. de3l-it :
National Republican., 1877-12-31
nPECuAL NOTICES.
BENJAMIN d. WHITNEY, Secretary.
wArtrSaroN d. O., December "a, is7L dc7Siit

eT. NoTICE-oFFICE Of THE MUTUAL
VH5 Fire Insurance Co, Washington, December 20,
is77. Pollcy-hoders hereby notified to renew
their Insurance for 1873 at the Office of the Company
or before Monday, December a. 1877. In order TO
save Tins and avoid the crowd come several days be-
ors the last Monday and bring your policy the last
receipt J. WESLEY BOfELER,
de1l-Ws .7 seretsry.
National Republican., 1877-12-31

A GREAT benefit has Seen secured to the poor BY
the introduction Of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup; for II
now takes only 25 cents TO cure q cough, when
formerly doctors bills alone amounted 70 dollars.
National Republican., 1877-12-31

NOTICE To MOUNT VERNON PAssENGERs
The steamer ARROW, Captain Frank HolIings
bead, Is the only boat allowed TO land passengers II
Mount Vernon Wharf, Passengers taking this
steamer (which Is connected with tho IAdiest Mount
Vernon Assoclation) avoid riding In nmbuanoes
three miles, a. by other lines.
Round trip, o. including admission 10 Mansion and
Grounds . -
Steamer leaves Seventh street wharf DAILY, (sun
day ekcaptsd) vt 10 a. IN. and returns about p. m
J. McH, ,HOLLlN0BwORTH,
supt LADIES' Mount Vernon Association.
FRANK HOLL1N06HEAD, str. Arrow. jy2u
OH 20 ON ExpIslTIoN ESb shEE {NrTss ss no
'rA ST. 'MARKR RITER,s '"
west.
Choice on Paintings Enuayings, chromos, &c
Also, largest stock OF Paperhangtngs, Window
Shades Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Iansel
Rings Nails, &c, In the District
AfTERMB CASH.
Piesse remember name and number. je2sism
FEET THE WISE lsr FOR Fssva6 HEALTH III non ON
sands visit DR. WHITES Estabilshment, opposit.
CoTns, Bunons Diaeassd Eails, Chblains vascular
Escrescences DC. Eztablished IN Warrington In 1861
oc0-iy
National Republican., 1877-12-31

Mr. LANAA- of MIsslsslppL In his publisbed letter
TO rcnuror dorDo-, or ocurg1s, congratulated tiss
latter gentleman in coping from a state In fine
alike in dishonOr and equally disgruced by the in
famous brand of population, why the boast Of "hnc
creditY' Upon what Is 1t based2 Is II because that
State has robbed the bvnd-holders out of millions
and thereby diminished her debt by that thieving
process? Mr.. LANAR's point on credit, ns applied
to Georgia, insist is not well taken, aud cannot be
sustained by an honest and enlightened people.
A NEW YORKER
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-08-05

a deposto con interes cantidad que baie de
200, nj i pazo menor de tres mescs. TamPo-
co en- cuenta corrente menos lie 300 pesos al
abrirse, no pudiendo baar lie 30 las demsS en-
tIegaS.
So Los documentos cuyo cobro Sc eontie 4
la SoceAad deben presentarse en- Contadulia
mn dia antes, por 10 m6nos de su vencimiento
han de ser por cantdad fila . liquida, pagade-
ros en- csta Capital dentro dc nm plaZo que no
exceda lie ounce dias, SD importe mayor de
30 pesos.
6.s Solo Sc aboharan en- cnenta cofTiente
entregas en- metalico no consderandose abo-
nabes nj disponibleS los yaorcs que sc presen-
ten para su cobro, hasta que este sc haya rea-
zado.
-. Las 6rlenes de pago taloncs al polta-
dor que eXpidan contra Ia Soccdad los que
tengan en- ella cucnid corriente, sc presentaran
tambien en- Contadura.
Ss La SOciedad no respontle de los periu-
clos que provengan de In sustrnccion per'lida
dc nm talon pcro sIlspendera su pago, 81 antes
ha sido prevcnido por el lbrador
80 FL ducno de una cuenta c0riente que
tenga su domCio tuera de esta Capital, abo-
nara, adem;ts dc los gastos naturaes de movi-
miento de fondos el 10 por comision de rene
sa, cuando este Sc vertque.
l0' Sc fla. por ahora, para los descuentos,
el interes de l0%, para los prestamos el 1879.
ll.' La Sociedad ab0nara por los dep6sitos
con el inter6s el 696.
12' La comision de cobranza one no sc
applique cucnta corr cntc, seri el "a sohre la
cantidad que represente 81 documents.
l3' Todo tipo dc intcres Sc entiende anual,
V para el calculo dc todas las operaciones de
intereses, Sc considerara el ano de II meses Y
el mes dc 80 diaS.
IA Las letras cargo de Ia Socedad Sc
presentaran para su aceptacion de 10 i | en-
Contadura, para su cobro en- todas las horas
dc despach0.
Con estas rcglas, y las que para el regimen
interior tienc acordadas el Conscio de Direc-
Glen, es SECURE que las opcracioncs de la So
ciedad marcharan con In misma rapidez que
en- una casa particular de Banca, sin que su-
fran los interesados molestia alguna. Toda In
tramitacion CORE a cargo de las ohcinas, cuyos
empleados rcsoverjn las dudaS, facilitalzin
eiempIares de los Estatutosy Y Reglamentos, as
como de este pliego, atodas las personos que
los sOliciten
San Jran Puerto-Rico, Mayo l6 de ls77-
FL Marques de Ia Esperanza, Director my. q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-08-05
GIRO DE LETRAS.
Gale de La FOrtaleza, MUM. 23

B. BORR1s Y HERMANos del comerclo de es-
ia plaza, giran sobre los puntos siguientes:
ALAvA Amurrio. Anan.. La Guardia. Saliva
TERRA. Victor ia.
Ibalez. Chinehilla. Holm La Ginetn La Koda Villa
ALIcANTE - Alcoy, Alicante. Elche Orihuela.
ILMEEIA Adra. Almcria. Huercal. Overa Ro
quotas Vera.
BADAIoz. Albuquerque. Almendraejo. Bada-
oz. Balcarrota. Cabeza de Bucy Cam panario Frege-
nal Merida, Montijo Llerena, olivenza, villanueva
BsIhaRTs. ii; - ibiiza Manon, Palma,
Iona nsr saana a fa Maa ManrSs atafS
"a. ,yith, vilianSova delird. Vflafranea de Pa
BGRaos : Amanda de Duero Bdrgos.
CANAR1As. - Las Palmas Santa Cruz de la Palma.
CAcEREs : Alcantara. Brozas Cacores. Coria.
Guadalupe. LegroSan. Montanchez. plasencia. Tru-
GiDiz. - Algeeireg. Cadiz. Ceuta. Chiclana Gil
Sess ae T. ssp de- rBs M
SAN Rogue. San Fernando.
CAsTELLoN Benicarl6, Castellon. Vinaro7.
CIUDAD REAL Ciudad Real. Manzanares
C6RDoBA. A.-Aguilar Baena. Bujalance,, Cnhra
Montoro. Pozo Banco Priego. Puente Genil. Ram
rro Noya, Santa Marta de 0rtiguera, padron,
Puentede1Ine. Santiago;
GEFoaA-Bssgr. Blsnes. Figueras, Corona. Lln-
ret de Mar, Qiot. Paafrugel Palam6s San Feliu de
GRANADA Alhunol Almunecar. Albania. Baza.
Granada. Guadix Hu6scar. Iiora LOLA, Notril. Or
GuADALAJARA Athena. Brihuega Cifuentes
Guadalajara. Molina, Pastrana. Saeedon, signenza
Tamalon.
GUrPUzcoA. A.-S San Sebastian.
Vergara.
HUEscA. Ayerbe. Barbastro. Graus, Hnesca Ja-
ca. Sarihena.
w JAES Anddisr Baeza, oarzoia. Jaen. Iiaares.
LEON Astorga, BqG1ogo. Cacabclos, La Bane-
sahagnn. Valencia do D. Juan. villafranca del yier
vera. Lerida, Soisona. Sert, Tremp, TarresSa
LoGRono. -ArHedo. Calahoyra. Haya. LogroAo,
santo Domingo de Ia caizada Torrecilla de los Ca
.LUeo -Fox. Lugo. Mondonedo. Monforte Ri
MADRID. Araniuez AlcalG de Henares. Madsid
Torrelaguna,
MALAGA. -Antequsra Malaga. Ronda. velez Ma
MuRe1A -Aguas. Carayaca. Cartagena, Ceza
IRON, Mula. Puerto de sIazarron. Totana.
NAvARRA : Pamplona Tudela,
0TITps.-kyilas, Belmonte. Cangas de onis, Can
gas de Tineo. Castropol, Colunga Cudillero, Guon.
de Cudiero Pola do Lena. Pola de sero Pravia, RI
vadesnlla, Salas. Villay iciosa Intlesto
PokTETEbRA. 1ssi Gaidss de Reyes. oarr Bayona
Estrelia Guar1ias Lalin, Ponteyedra Puenteareas
s4TAMlSc1 T.. isG B5iar ci9dad Rodrigo. penaran-
| Ia. Salamanca. Wtlgudno. Ledesma.
/ SAETAkDEf. - castro, OTuldleS, IIelnoSd, San
/ tander Torreavega.
SEGovIA. - Segovia.
/ SEvILLA. - Carmona. Eciia. Moron, Sevilla. Utre-
SOFIA - Agreda. Burgo de Osma. Soria.
! TAERAGoNA. = Falset. Reus. Tarragona, Tortosa
| Walls.
TERUEL. - Teruel.
TOLEDO - Toledo
/ VAENcIA-Alcira, Carcagente D6nia. Gambia. ia
/ tva Requena. Sueca Valencia.
/ VALLADoLID. Arevalo. Iejar. Medina del Cam
po Rioseco Toro Valladod Villalon.
/ VIZCAYA. Algeria, Balmaseda, Bermeo Bilbao
Durango, Elorro. Lequeitio. Orduna, Vale de Car
rama.
4 ZAMoRA.-Zamora.
ZARAGozA - Almunia, Ateca, Borja, Caatayud
Carinena Caspe. Daroca Egea de los Cabneros
4 Sos Tarazona ZaraEoZA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-08-05

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el titulo de LA lLUsrRACoN EsPASoLA AME
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