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CLOTHING.
The New Song Of A Shirt

The song that I sing /. . different thing
VIII H. ma. 1870. ~ STnsel spd dirt
IL mortslJ kno- y in TIE >. soss q Ashirt'
Psrhaps IN IN. c-se Of .hirt made TO .rn
Ny sOns al not r~sa - striAinsly vel.
Ies ,sir, "a, , I ns.. no Other can shame.
Aehlrt 81 bout fsut, suspicion or blsmes
wrought ~ material 80 trm and - nbe,
And 50 otly moulded 20 It's design.
That n ma could ever - such dnncs
As O. wear Another, y ho ~ote this o0ce.
Gusset and sesua are stitched by steam.
Ane Their n ;, eoes..n for men e dream
and feeiirg unC, mmoulg rice In ia
Ih,i the, n .,wtsrins out any human nye.,'
Either u mothers, or daughters, OF wiyes.
On the other hand then. Jon undsrtani
That his =, sh'rt. - g areigl y nic-, pisnned
And Keep his temper seren.ly hind.
Who Vslues ?, ace aud quiet life.
Tor she no has mt never forget
Her lord aud master. Midget and fres
when the sAru ert that h, ud b. mantle o. eass,
And m del & besuty, is neither % these
OF a. NY made shirt-not known = the bod
IL T. then clear, . blessing 20 men
This shirt. " h0sc beauty inspires ny ran.
This N ate bless ~rnrk of progressive art,
Warranted perfect IN part-
Aud he " no has wsfn IL " an evermore swear
"The only shirt ~ for geutlemans wear
Ard 90 I sing e thu hesutI,ul thing
That suits al seasons. r. IN fsll ~ spriae,
by fCretsr fs ne al o kuows
Tho sweet uplRrenCe. the bland repose
That comes r. m tha wearing q first rate otothe-i
IL YOU inquire ga Will md The lot
AtGkoRGH G HENNlNG :, seventh street vest,
aug2l IT
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ARRESTED FOR THIEvTNG AT THE CAPT.
Toll. Yesterday Lieutenant johnson and
oficer Reese, Of the Second precinct, ar
rest,d Richard Laws on the charge of the
larceny Of q quantity of public documents
from the Capitol. He was in the act OF sell
Ing them At Green's junk shop. corner nth
and q streets. He was to-day held to bail
for hearing on Tuesday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-24

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
JonD Williams and Eliza Johnson; John
carpenter and Ella Tucker; Henry Nelson
ano susan Brannan; Robert Willett Leache,
OF augusta county, Va, and Mary LaniOn
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BANKERS.

ESQ, 600, 5000, $500, $4,000
A LEX. TROTHINGHAM CO., BAHKERs
"A and Brokers, No. l2 w all street, make for cue
TONERS desirable investments Of large or small
emounts In stocks Of . legitimate character, which
frequently pay from i've TO twenty times the amount
invested every thirty days.
Stocks bought and carried - long q desired On
oeIcsit Of hve Der cent. Oirculars and weekly 10
Iorte sent free. apl7 Soly
"A win execute orders for the DuFch0oo or sale OF
stocks, Bonds and Cola on moderate margins. Com
mtsoi0ns o. Def each 100 shares. Stock privileges
negotiated responsible parties only. Correspond
snoe solicited. Henry Merriam, As1bse An; Mn
10ferenoe, D. 3. AanGAn, 60, Pv0nd01f Hatior0I
Tfua Company. New York. ianl.6
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INV DRY GOODS at Carter q, 7O7 Market
Spsee. New fiannels, new dress goods, black
Ms,aa ns ere black alpacas, black silks, cassi-
ING cotton cheap. ii"ea sno s"e
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Excursions. Ptcnics, &c.

LynchtUTg, Jd.-The Fourth Baptist church
OF this city, and the First Baptist church of
Georgetown, will give an excursion to
LynchOuTg tomorrow. Train will leave the
9th street depot at p. m. and return early
Monday morning. Round trip, $3.50.
Ocean Cty-The Jane MOseley will give an
excursion TO Ocean City Tomorrow evening,
AT O'Clock, returning Monday at a. m
Fare for round trip, by boat and rail, SIS.
Meals and staterOOms extra.
Point LOolOH-The Charlotte Vanderbilt
will give her regular excursion to Marshalls
and Point Lookout to- morrow evening at
Round trip only Sl50.
PiHev POint-The Saturday evening excur-
slOns OF the popular steamer Sue are among
the most enjoyable of the season. Every care
is taken for the comfort OF the passengers,
and every body has good time. See adv't
Mount JeIHCn SpTngs.-The Sunday excur-
sion of the Mary Washington afford splendid
opportunities for an enjoyable and cheap
makes cheap trips TO Mount Vernon Springs;
starting at 10 a. m. and 2:3O p. m, and return
ing al and p. m.
The LAZY 81 ne Lake makes trip down
down the river and return. Fare 30 cents.
The j. ". Thompson makes Sunday eX
cuIsiOn al y. III. Fare % cents.
The 1Hdtt0EO will make a Sunday eXcur-
Mount IeIRoH The Mary Washington and
the Arrow make daily trips 10 Mount Yer
non. See adyt-
The CockGde CITY gives a Sunday excursion
down the river a $50 u.
ftney Point and Point Lookout Equal Di-
vision. No. ;, Sons Of Temperance, will give
an excursion on the Jane Moseley, on Satur-
day, So TENDER LIST.
Pic Nc PosPoHed.-The pic mic OF Logan
ASS citation. i. o. X NJ, which was to have
been given at Green Springs. Georgetown,
yesterday, has been postponed to Monday
Lext.
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WHATEVER tends to keep the blood pure surely
nos prolor life. DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture by
tts specific acton upon the DlJoi keeps 1t ways In
acondition OF pufl IL
MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER.
The best Lager Beer sold In the District Of To-
iumbia, receiV ed the following e-ipg mention nj
the treat Centennial Exposition VIZ:
..Jos. Scihfz Bretciag Co., MiI,caKkes Wis,on
sn-srmPls Lager Beer-Psrfect ia Brightness
ard sste, very el cellent in Flavor"
This ctlebrafed Las er B. er Is shipped from Mf,.
yaukte in Eefrigersting Cars, and alter arrival Is
kepf in Ice Boxes thereby insurng its good con
don Prices-In Flint DO ties glass; With cork stop
psrs, 70 Per dozen cents per dozen allow cd for
ming shoppers, per d. zen boxes bottles 90 be
returned. In half pint bottles, .th patent light
ing sto ppers, 81 per box Of two dozen; boxes and
DO tiles to be rtturned. The Beer can be Obtained
FROM dealers generally, or from the factory, corner
Gree ne and Olive mreets. 0eorgetowp, ID g.
SAM,L e. PALMER.
sue1l-r sole AoeNt, D, O,
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RELEASED ON BAIL. - To-day, George
Gibson, who was committed to jail for kill
ing Thomas Mason, few days since, was
before Judge Humphreys on a writ OF habeas
corpus, and Messrs. Cook and Slater, his
counsel, asked that bail be fixed. The Dis
trict Attorney making NO objection, SIS, 600
was fixed as the amount, and II was given
by Messrs. VIM. Gibson and Thomas Col
Inns, and the accused released.
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THE CLAY STATUE.-The hands for the
Clay statue ordered by the general assembly
10 replace the mutilated ones Were received
in Richmond on Tuesday from Florence,
Italy. They are made of the purest Italian
marble and are of exquisite workmanship.
The old man in his dusty clothes and soiled
linen will look odd with his white clean
hands; but his hands were always clean.
IRichmOqtd { Tu.) SAFE.
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A CRUEL WRETCH KILLS HIS BROTHER
young man named Walter BROKER, aged
- years, has been lodged in the Montrose
Pa, Jail, to await trial for the murder OF his
brother Addison, a firemen on the Erie rail-
way. They got into dispute over a gameof
base ball I'm Liberty, Pa, and the elder
brother boxed the ears of the younger. TIE
latter drew q pistol and shot his brother I'm
the breast, inflicting mortal wound. The
murdered man was the sole support of an
aged father and mother, and also supported
the brother who killed him, he being a worth
less vagabond, having been already twice in
Jail. prisoner IN the jail asked him when
lie was put I'm what he was there for. "Only
for Killing fellow ;" he replied.
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by the insnec-
tor or buildings: John Madigan. extend a
two story brick dwelling. 4th, between q and
III streets; Sl.5o. A. Walker, construct a
frame back building, I'D, between G. and III
streets, northwest, 500. j. w Smoot raise
a name dwelling. 9Th, corner South Capitol
southeast; SEQ John Angernan. repair a
brick dwelling, Ttb. between ID and streets
northwest; $500. IL. III. Dobson, repair
frame dwelling, Sd, between aud f. streets.
ToutEesst; $50. Della ChsppelI, construct
I'VE twO-story brick dwellings, I, between
9Th ard eth streets, east: 80 900 J. T. Akers,
q two story brick dwelling. q, between LIST
and ID streets, southwest; $500.
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PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA.-Knapp's bat.

PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA.-Knapp's bat
terry sixth division Pennsylvania national
guard, Maj. Gen. Pierson commanding,
which has been for some time stationed at
Wilkesbarre, Pa, has received orders to
proceed to Pittsburg to recruit up TO its full
standard. Three companies of the 18th in
fantry, regulars, passed through Wilkesbarre
Tuesday night, reaching Scranton yester-
day. The headquarters of the Sd, regulars,
are transferred from Scranton to Wilkes
barre. The strikers on Tuesday stopped the
pumps on one of the Erie cOllieries near Car
bondale, and company b, goth militia, left
Wilkesbarre on Tuesday night 10 protect the
works.
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RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful, and prostrating
diseases cured without medicine. Pulver-
macher's Electric Belts the grand desidera-
tum. Avoid limitations. Book and Journal,
with particulars, mailed free. Address Pul-
vermacher Galvanic Co., New York City.
6,25,d&k1y
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IT IS CONCEDED that Hosefter's SoDsach
Filters are the most wholesome and potent
vegetable tonic ever manufactured; that
they are specific for debility, dyspepsia,
biliousness, and miasmatic fevers; that they
prevent as well as cure these complaints and
their complications; that they are not "bad
to take" and are utterly harmless.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-24

WANTS ADIvoRcE.-Louise Schrader has
nled bill In the Equity Court for divorce
ried In Philadelphia In 1s51. She claims d.
vorce on the ground of abandonment,
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Rad Reeds advertisement If you want K
economic In your purchases.
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DHES AND FISSURE.

DR.. eHRADER, omos room 40 81. Cloud Bufld.
Ing, southwest corner 9th and y streen,b cures
tic, and witaouf pain and guarantees . cure in all
S case Or no Dsy Refer e L. Lucns Of L1ehs
euperintsnd.nt Washington and Georgetown Rail,
ss: aeps9 ~ :Teis south
yanfa avenue; r, B. Merche, p. o. Deparfmenf,
Place; ana dry otnsr.' on .pelio.son a ny o SFs1s
Ladies attended at their resdences If desired O6cs
hours-es. m. to Z ,. m; Sundays 70 ,. n. Oor.
OQIfocOu noo. auRl-tr
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THEJFTFEESONIAN" MERIDIAN STONE"
The publication OF the report of the special
committee OF the Washington National Mon
ument Society, reviewing the report of the
engineer officers Coils. Gilmore, Eurtz and
Duane on the stability OF the foundation
OF the monument has occasioned some dis
eussion, especially that portion which goes
to show that the bases of the calculations of
The engineers was stone other than that
from which Mr.. Mills established the bench
mark" Some people doubted whether any
such stone as the meridian stOne' had ever
existed and one of the engineer officers made
some inquiries of members of the monument
society as 10 whether they based their asser-
ton a. To the "meridian stoue'' on tradition
or written evidence. The Office of Colonel
casey was unable TO furnish any informa-
lion as 10 the placing OF the stone In position.
put references were found to il. The state
department has furnished the society with
the report OF Robert King. surveyor of the
city OF washington, to President Jefferson
dafed october 18th. 1soi, in which he speaks
Of the observations being taken AT ~ Ignt aud
The stone being planted by him unde- the
direction Of Mr. Briggs, who was a survevnr
omcially associated with Messrs Andrew
and Bel jamin Ellicott in the early Surveys
OF the District OF Columbia, made by direc-
ton OF the commissioners, under the sane
ton of President Washington. He saws: al,
ID on the south bank OF Tiber creek and
marked by the erection OF q small pier COW
cred oy nat freesto1e, on which the lines
are drawn
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A REvENUE COLLECTOR FIRED Upon
Deputy Revenue Collector l.. Doolittle, with
squad Of four men, while out in the noun
iains about six miles from Hinton w Va
ferretirg out Illicit distillers, were red upon
by bushwhackers on Wednesday afternoon
Mr.. DOOlittle was shot twice-0nce In the
leg just below the knee. The other four men
escaped unipjured.
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Wesfher Indications To-day.
ozyIcn OF CHIP SIGNAL oyrIcIn,

For the middle states and New England,
stationary followed by rising barometer,
southeast to southwest winds, cloudy and
rainy weather, possibly followed in the mid
die states by cooler westerly winds and clear
ing weather.
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To Ladies' and Gentlemen.

DETERGENT.-The best known substitute
or soap.
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THE GEORGIA CONVENTION has "made
the rifle" The state treasurer, under the
decision OF the attorney general, would not
advance TO the convention more money than
was appropriated by the Legislature, that
appropriation being exhausted. The con-
vention passed an ordinance authorizing the
president to borrow money to defray the ex-
peDses of the convention, to be repaid by the
next general assembly, upon which Gen.
TOOmbS loaned the convention S25 OoO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-24

DAY GAMBLING HOUSES IN THE HEART
OF NEW GoRK.-These Institutions, that do
thriving business, are located in the center
OF trade. Two or three of the most notorious
are within a biscuit toss of the post office
They occupy the second floor of large build
ings. and are marked by green bunds con-
stantly closed. The method Of closing is the
trade mark, and Indicates 10 the initiated
where these Institutions are. Here clerks
statesmen, young men, and even boys spend
their incoming, or turn ont of their course on
an Grand TO try the game OF hazard. These
places are as well known to the police at the
city hall, but they are unmOlested.-f Ne,o
York COqTesDOHdence.
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More About Mrs WallinsfOrd. the
Adventures

Mrs. Wallingford, whose adventures were
related at some length in yesterdays STAR.
Is well known about this city. When here
she attracted much attention, being a very
handsome woman. IN 1874 she had a room
At the residence OF Mrs j. X. Eliot, on G.
street, near \ street, and, being in default
for rent, Mrs. Eliot, through her counsel,
Mr.. A. q. Riddle, brought suit before Justice
Reese, and the constable attached a very
handsome gold watch. The case was ruled
before Justice klOpfer and decided in favor
of plaintiff. The watch was inscribed sW.
Il. b Delahay," and was presented by Hon.
Mark W. Delahay to his son on graduating
at the naval school at Annapolis. bat had
been stolen from him. When Mrs Walling-
ford was at Mrs. EliOts she claimed TO be a
relative Of President Grant, and TO being so
well known by him that she could obtain
whatever position She asked for herself or
friends; but President Grant denied the re-
latiOnship- She was about here during the
safe-burglary trial, and claimed TO know
more about IL than any one else, ard asserted
that one OF the parties charged was so anxious
10 get her cut OF the way that he attempted To
poison her by means % an orange, which
made her GeaIhiy sick. Not much stock was
taken IN bel statement, and she was not put
on the stand. She has been here frequently
since, down 10 about two months ago, and II
IL believed that she left because she became
aware that she was being Swallowed by a de-
tectiye.
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STEAMER SUNK WITH ALL ON BOARD
Advices from New South Wales received at
San Francisco state that the steam collier
YanP- Yana upon entering New Castle har-
Dor on July Is was boarded by q heavy sea
in a gale and went down stern foremost
with all hands. Capt. Lummerbel Miller,
Chief Officer A ndersOn, Second Officer Eddes
Chief Engineer Baxter, assistant engineers,
twelve seamen, fremen, &C. The body of
Capt. Miller was recovered.
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SPeaches are now so plentiful in the
vicinity of Columbia, 8. c., that they are fed
to hogs.
1-About half the fashion plates sent out
nom Paris are colored in the prisons by
female convicts.
0There is a large export from Marseilles
to Egypt OF sugar plums containing has
heesh and opium.
DA trade journal states that "more play
Ing cards are sold in summer than in
winter" Perhaps the compromising season
has something to do with this.-f Phid B,l,ie-
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Boss TWEED AGAIN,-When other topics
grow scarce in New York the Inevitable Boss
Tweed Is sure TO turn up. Tuesday afternoon
the aldermanic committee to investigate him
sci to ascertain whether he could be COM
PEELED to come before them and testify, and
If so, "what are the most appropriate mea-
sures to be taken for that end?'
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CANAL AFFAIRs.-The coal companies
have not yet signined their acceptance of the
terms for coal shipment as proposed by the
directors OF the Chesapeake and Ohio canal.
Twenty seven boats cleared from Cumber-
land "Wednesday, and forty more were loaded
and ready for clearance.
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OBSTACLES 70 MARRIAGE RI

HAPPY BBL1Ef TO YOU60 MEN frcU tn
effects OF Errors and Abuses In early life MsakSoG
6sstovsd. lmDsdiments TO Marriage removed. New
method Of treatment. New and remarkable rene.
dee. Books and circulars sent free In sealed suye.
lopes. Address DOWABD ASSOCIATION, AlO
D. Ninth street, Philadeiphis, Pa. An Institufion
having high reputation for honorable conduct and
professional skill. Dy4.lv
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DISTURBING CAMP MEErING.-Last
Monday while DR.. Hummelshine, was
preaching at COrrigansville camp meeting,
Pa, copperhead snake three feet long
rushed from the altar among the audience
and broke up the congregation. The snake
and three of its relatives were killed,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-24

NOUNG PEOPLES EVENING EXCUR
SIONS.
The Barge C0CKAnE CITY viii give select Ex
enrsiops ENESY WEDNESDAY IT,
EVENING during the season. leay- EsSreS
log her " haTf at o'clock .. m
sharp. returning IT IL O'Clock; remaining At Mar
shall Hal minutes each trip. Music and Dancing
Ticket, % cents.
- Regular Sunday Excursions for Ladies and
Children leave At 81 .. and return IT o'clock
Tickets cents, Children free.
Freund caterer. IyN I'm
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no! FOR THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
SPLENDID TRIP TO OCEAN CITY.

Harms made arrangements for trip to the ahov'
splendid watering rlsce tequsl t. ~ -
CAPE May, the sesmeT JAEEE
MOSTLY viii leave Washinston ekSzzz7unea
SATURDAY. August 2S;h, at s o clock o m shsr 2
O'Clock a. IN
The route IL by steamer % Crisfeld. Nd. thenci
BY railroad to Ocean City. striving AZ O'Clock a
M, r,maiuing at Ocean City un II 4 clock r. M
The facilities for surf bathing and hshiug are no
eNcelied IN t1e Atlantic coast.
Fare for rouud trip ticket by boat ard rail, 9 8
Meals ard state rooms extra. TfCkeis snd state
rooms MAJ be obtained at Ufice, No. , Me:ropOli
tan Rsuk.
SAN'L BACON.
Auslo l ltrtt'c President.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-03

f5tt IS - =
Aruueologia Csists 8 resdmen de la his-
toria de los monrntos de Ia edad media :.
NJ. sB BauMosT H : IIi AI,en de los Nihos ador.
nado con lsO grdos o6ra .propia para :.
vida del Emperadsarioe pei Y. en- su nbdica-
cion muerte nfaonAsterio de Yuste;l
"a 6alland la uo Vol. p "a dc 'Ssn 5ermosa eiicion
adornado con mas hminas. ~. ;.,.,.. 81,
Fl Indicator de Esa de sus rsovinciss
todas las clases cbrendidas en- la indus e
tria fabril mec5a ei Concrete. las ca
Sas ~ s6o Uo
por Vinas Cant vol. muy Rrueso en-
yicToRp icS pss1a pssIaouEaJs Fraies aus con
ventos. q vol. lan,ptz. =.
ia de venezueiBgun codaza: tdldrns i.
GiIvAS. !. Ls5ende Gro. para 81 piadoso /.
Los S Gua1Sniss sst isaz Miiasrcsa: episode
de Ia conduista dsio de ID Plata. noveia
pfaasariun UrsEann RomaR2 Sol sacrosans
poStisI, G1nssIIi ns,de nsniassS edtum. Cemen
tbs VIII ct UrhapIH II; Ma fid, vol. srue-
sos en- 20 con rtfas enea Ena 3Rs eilcua.
dernaeion con pls y cortee noraoos.
IRIAETE. - Leecion ipstruetiyas sobre y
historic geoera: nuev& e'hcion' VOL
Ss asss1iSia :sS.: aa, 9i.afss.t s Gss.s
aetnaI ssSlssalh ds las seH ciss. por D r cacnis
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retormado correto e.s.r,A,1A
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| recogidos, ordenos. clasihe
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Rpistolario espaaol Coleccion de
| espaholes ilustreRntiguos moo
! recogido ordens Dor d.; Eugent0
| j vol pta. tedicioB RlvadeneyTe,i
modeEns tTiauoiser Honey tssec
conpehnsio Hps nlf II. L heli. saiysssai Z.
.oridad Eclesl.fca. sefalada DorA
salc1Haa MT9atsdo \ soa sa,asdlcina c;iiragiifi
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9nnal1s , de ds y A. la5Ssss SsSsohr 6r'
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pronunciation x,iyee. par
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SO han recibido de Liverpool Dor bergan.in Santo-
diz por vApor "Santander" un heionlso y varta,io
surtidO de todas classes de coneerSa almentictas.
frutas iugo francesas espanoas. vinos de e.
desde reales botella haHta %. pus cuenta sde
mas do 50 clases con un sinndmero de mesa unto
de varias provncias de Ia Peninsula -
Llegada de Barcelona Ia polacra nacio1a Nue..
va Ventura" de Amberes bergantiD Dos Cunadae
sus dueos que es el poder orecer q phblco fsyoFe-
cedor para esos aegres dias esQuistos vinos Tres
COS y otros efectos de esmerado gueto.
los j6venes de gusto 6 ennmoradoS les ofreee-
mos complete suTtido de caigs de dulcfs abrtlan-
tados conftes nisimos de Ia fdbrtc& mas acredita
da del mundo r. Romanang0. OenoSa. do esQuisitd
gustO. elegancia luio para reHalos
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to epetezcan fresco. bueno barato.
4 los SEes Comerciantes dc los pueblos de 10 Ista
les ofrecemos grandes vent,ias do prcctos n pol
mayor con Dreferenca nuestros articutos faSorito
vnos en- caias franceses yespanoles eensrosos sur
tidOs en- cuatro clases desde a una Ar. Champagne
Vermouth. Licores surtidos. gllleta frescas bolal
de azdcar grandes peduefas. m. enefop