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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-11-15

THE PHILLIFs VIII CAsE.--The papers
in the Philips will case, which has been
removed from the Maiion Common Pleas
Court 10 the same Court In this county,
were received By the Clerk this week. Il
appears that Mr.. y. W. Phillips len two
wills, In which the beque-ls are entirely
different, and the legalees in each are lry
ing TO establish the one in which they
are most Interested. Over S200O 900 arr in
Volyed.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-11-15
LOGAN NEUs.

TnE passenger trains on this Branch have
been from Is to As minutes late every day
for a week. The old stage coach used to
lie Just az regular.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-11-15

OuR young friend J. G. Dayis, Who keeps
6rst-olass Oyster Saloon in the basement
of the Van Arsdale building, treated every
body in town 10 an Oyster Supper on Tues
day night. The lSrERIoR JouRSAL corps
has particular reasons to THANK him for
his generosity.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-11-15

FrLL RETURNS. Below is a table giving
the results Of the late election aud those
in which Judge Durham was interested,
with the exception Of the wear 1874, wh'n
he had no regular opposition;
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-11-15

Tnr Ian nrIVrv. M the prisoners
confined in the now iail on frluny charges
were taken bach H. Ianca-icr fpt saf''.kreP.
ing, and tho Magistrates have decided M,
io usc thc isil until Il - fully completed.
Architect n. T.. Mclcnald came mp this
week, anil Decided fhst contractor Fangh-
man .houh replace the hroken htt' with
new ones, which he will NO, aud the lrouh
lc ahou, u h,ing rcceived Nv the county
will, M douht. he settled.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-11-15

Mr.. and Mn. j. G. Robinson returned on
Friday from their flying bridal trip, an'
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-11-15

Totals.... 10, 7aG i0.O6G IStS5 ", 652 .,,.....
MatuTities h4O| ISL ...s....s-'
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-25
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department.
Whereas. HENRY Y. BABIN. Of the parish Of
East Baton Rouge. has applied 10 me for the
cancellation Of his official bond, furnished and
signed by him, as principal. ON the fourth day
of April, 1876. for the sum OF twenty thousand
dollars with Mrs. Florestiae BBbin. Jossph r..
Harkney. Richard J.: McCabe. Pierre Baron
Molere Lange and Joseph G. Gharotte, as se~
curities. conditioned for the faithful rerform-
ance of the duties fsaid HenrT " Babin as tag
collector for the Parish Of East Baton Rouge:
Now. therefore. 7. FRANCIS r. NICHOLS,
Governor Of the State OF Louisiana, do, hereby
give public notice to all persons theEsin In
terested and concerned to shoW cause. In writ
ing, a. the Office oi .Ee Secretary OF STATE, In
the citv OF New Orleans, witnin ninety days
from and after the lasb pub jcation hereof, why
the above described bond and the mortgage
resulting therefroca should not be cancelled and
annuled, an the above named securities dig
charged trom any farther liability In the
premises.
Given under my signature and the seal OF the
State Of Louisiana, at the city of Few Orleans.
this thirty first day OF July. In the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-eight -
FRANCIS T. gECHoLLs.
By the Governor:
WILL. A. STRONG,
Secretary OF State. au2a3ot-
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-25
The war Fever i'm Mexico.
ISan Antonio Express.l


Our reporter yesterday met and conversed
at length with, gentleman just returned
from Mexico, who represented the country to
be in quite a stir, anticipating trouble with
the United ed States; at s. " When nth the gentlemen n
kenzie busy drilling his men and training
his mules for pack service. People seemed
to think that trouble would occur very soon
Mackenzie, it is said, states that he will cross
in pursuit Of the tirst frs; Riding party that ven
say that If he does come over. they will
annihilate him-or, at least, try to do
so. The people living in the. State of
Coahuila are generally prepared to resist q
"Gringo' invasion, and volunteer organiza-
tions for the occasion are common. At Piedras
Negras there are now ten companies Of Mexl-
can troops. In a conversation with a Mexican
officer, the party who furnishes this informa-
tion says an account of Mackenze's recent In
vasion was recited. The officer stated that
after Mackenzie crossed, Winker, In command
OF the Mexican troops, hung up handkerchief
at a point and sent Mackenzie word not to
pass said point upon threat Of punishment
Mackenze, however, marched on, and was
met by Winker with several hundred men,
and his further progress defed. He proposed
to go on, though, and the Mexicans, being
greatly outnumbered, gave way to his march,
yet watching him until he had recrossed the
Rio Grande.
Another party who had been spending some
time at Mr.. Hart Musseys ranch, near San
Felipe, Kinney county, reports that robberies
were frequent while he was there. Several
animals belonging to Mr. Mussey were stolen,
and Mexican in his employ was dispatched
across the river to recover them. A horse
that had been taken was found in possession
of the thieves at New Town, the bandit Ar
cola's place OF rendezvous, and claim was laid
to him. The horse was recovered, but the
man who recovered the animal was told to
never show his face over the river again-that
il he did they would hang him. This state
ment was made by the man after his return
to the ranch, and indicates that the rogues
are growing bolder.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-25
Ex-oueen Christina of spain.

The moor old dowager Of Spain, Maria
<1hristina. who has just died, walked the
STAGE ike 8 player queen for long time, ana
while her life of seventy-tWo years mas oeen
full OF varying scenes and tumultuous WIN
fhe action around her, still she always Kept
The look Of an unreal make-believe and
nockery Of royal purple She was was mated as as
political intriguer, and desplsed as a ma, ma,
nnuvering mother, crazy for money ana
nower Only her royal blood saved her don rom on
Succeeded gucce in marrying Ferdinand VII; Dur, Dur
mo the minority of Isabella she scandallzeq
herself and the world by playing the part Q, o,
fhe vulgar and amorous Grand Duchess OF
Gerolstein, as we see the character in opera
honffe~that is, she married Munoz, a private
Soldier OF the Royal Guards, who had taken
Her Fritz was not long happy, for ms
eno,fsa had on his account to flee to PARIS
1ghere she remained for five years. In l84s
she % returned to her native Spain, after Isabel
Ia had been crowned, and forced that young
1ady TO marry Don Francisco q Assls, Whon 2,
she hated as cordially as coguette IKE tne
fast isabella sometimes can. 1t was to gratl
fV w. the wishes of King Louis Philippe
france, whose protection Christina mad en-
loved, In 1852 she had to fly TO france oncs m
1nere and remained there, maintaining sur
renti3ious and mischievous correspondence
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-25
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
APPLICATIONS FOR RELIEF.

- Applications for doctors an! aad other Eeliei to
In he district bounded by Napoleon Avenue,
Icon Avenue and Magazine street. Columbus
BetWeen a et Napoleon OF osY and Louisiana Avenues
the river and Dryades street, at DR.. W. W.
Blacks drug store. corner OF Magazine street
and Louisiana Avenue. Fred. N. Ogden, mem
Between s.. Charles street. the river. Tole
dano and First streets. at Dr., Gaudets drug
store. corner Of Tchoupitoulas and Sixth
streets: DR.. Mainaigre's drug store. corner of
Washington and Magazine streets. s. B. New
man, member in charge.
From ST. Charles street to swamp. between
Toledano and First streets, at A. Gaberts
drug store, corner Of st. Charles and Washlng-
ton streets. F. r. Southmayd. member In
From First street to Felicity Road. between
st. Charles and river at g. L9rHys dtug tsoTe
E. Brands drug store, corner OF st. Andrew
and Magazine streets. Henry Ginder, member
From St. Charles street to swamp, between
Felicity Road and First street, at VIM Gransrs
drug store southwest corner Dryades and st.
Andrew streets. Thomas Green, membez In
From Felicity Road to Terpsichore street. be-
tween st, Charles street and river, at yogei q q
Tuma's drug store, corner Of Magazine and
Felicity road: at drug store corner OF Tchoupl-
tonlas and Race streets Fred n. Ogden, C. e.
II,
From Felicity Road to Julia street. from ST.
Charles street 70 tha swamp. at drug store COR
ner Erato and Dryades streets: at Curtius,' drug
store. corner CarondAlet and DelOrd streets. j.
Al Vandegriff, member in charge.
Frnm Terpsiehore to yalia street. ana from
St Charles street to the river. at VIM. G. Har,
F! rison's drug store. corner ot Magaztae ana
| Thalia; at Turner's drug store, corner OF An
nuncation and Gaienne streets. Fred, NJ
Ogden. G. Fl. Allen and +. R. southms7d, menu
From Julia to Canal streets between Ram
part street and the river, at Finlays 4rug store.
corner 1r Of Carondelet and Poydras stzeets Gao.
A: Pike, member In charge
| Between Julia and Canal streets from fsam-
store, corner of Basin and Dryades streets: at
| Luke Duffy's drug store, corner Of Magnolia
and LAFAYETTE streets; at Geo EalrnstasRers 81 ha s.
Franklin street. a. J. VandegrzS. member IL
st. Cyr Fourcade. apothecarE, corner North
Rampant and Canal streets; dlssrlct bounded oy
North Ram part, Canal. Lake and Orleans streets
jules Aldlge. member.
Rampant streets; district bounded by North
Rampant. Esplanad-. Lake aad Orleans streets
L. W Baquie. member.
ison street; district bounded by North Ram part
Esp'anade, Levee and Orleans streets. DR.. j
. H. Pike, member.
chartres % straets distr2st bonnded IN BY NoTll
Rampant Levee, Orleans and Canal streets. T
Generelly. member.
! and Elysian Fields. streets, at A; Gramboi'
. drug store, corner Of Esp splanade and Burgund
a at drug Ee
$50 Royal, corner Frenchmen; at Andrew B.,
S ret's drug store. Eysian Fields, corner of Good
ss5 Moth Claiborne @ % street ooi j. B. B. | Vinet an an
= P. Buchanan. mem hers in charge
, By order of the Association:
au25 tt F. R. SOUTHMAYD. Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-25
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
he following receipts are acknowledged:

The following receipts are acknowledged:
MeShags y ~ safsey Mavor Of Waco Texas $50 90
through State National Bank. 100 90
CLARK y Meader: 81: 25 90
Coectops CoR ton Il in Maasbsl Texas bv T. ~
Fry. through CLAMP Bros. Il Co. ....... I'll 50
COLLECTIONS in New York. through Katz & -. -
Geo A. Clark Il Bro, New York. agents O. wv ~
, n 7, Thread, through Nelson McStea 400 90
National IL I's Sunday school Assembly. Fair ~ ''
~ Point. n Z. through Rev s. Burrford:. 20 4e
St. Luke Church, jamestown, N. Y.
,,., through Rev. s. Burford .....-... 80 90
Hibernia National Bank. k...,.........-.....10 100 90
". H. Haggerty, st. Louis ......--.,..... IS 90
Citizens OF Columbus. Texas. through Jas.
r snannar r. ni,apsRn Rnrington Iowa ip9 oo D9
Geo NJ Lockwood. 0nief Clerk Interior "
Department. Washington. D. G.. .::.....1 .12o 90
D. Fe3r1gus9n PT9sident Pres Clearing-House' ~
Albert g. Jann. Washington. D. C.......... 50 90
Alfred Douglas. Nashville 100 90 90
Louis Sapieha Chicago. through r. S.
Charles. Treasurer r.-.............-...:: 300 90
qAafds e. TDa GsnrS sna E. RssSa AfSnt fE4oue6 e6
r. 8. Charles. Treasurer ........:..... 10 90
A. H; Manson, Asst Genl Passsenger, Agent
Illinois Central Railroad, through r. s.
Charles, Treasurer ..-.--..-.-.......... S 90
Cash subscriber. through R. 8. Charles.
Treasurer ::......:. 25 90
E. A sturees Mayor of Waco. Texas. per
Hoaston ee9rt cotton Exchange. Houston, per W
Montgomery Shooting Club. through Col.
John Chaffe e Sons. 100 90
Merchants Mutual Insurance Company. 200 90
New Orleans Anchor Line. through J. B.
WOODS, agent 25O w
g. B. NEWMAN, Treasurer.
Hr1o kas
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-25
THE NEW MAP OF EUROPE.
The Geographical Changes Made by the
Treaty of Berlin.
London AthenBum ]

Treaty of Berlin.
London AthenBum
The territorial changes effected by the
treaty of Berlin are OF a most comprehensive
was called upon to surrender 1850 square
miles, with 1859, 900 inhabitants. The treaty
OF Berlin deals with $4,000 square miles and
4882000 Inhabitants, as follows:
Square Inhabit- Mohau-
miles. ants. medans.
Coded to Rouana 1886 2tS3S9 ssi on 1429SS e goo
Syeded Ia Montenegro . / $40 10000 5000
Geded eed to ApssriaU Arssce 81 300 100 75ooo 10000
mintered by Austria; .2s,125 100000 $4,000
Formed into the Princi oo
pality OF Bulgariat, grnta, a'4of h''S'ooo o0l0oo
Roumelia. 1856 746oGo 265. 600
The island fortress of Ada Kaleh, recently
occupied by Austria, is not referred 10 ID M Ghe
treaty at ALL and will probably remain ln the
hands OF the power which now holds IL. hou-
called upon to surrender 3270 square miles,
with 100000 inhabitants, to Russia. Ihe DO,
litical divisions of the Balkan peninsula WILL
henceforth be as follows:
Square Inhabit- Moham-
..'@.r miles. ants. medanS
1,onmania 49,463 $4,000 800
.Servia.. ........... 1886 1,6l2o6S 155oo
Montenegro. .... 1888 100000 5000
Turkey. s.......... lac, 1865 s,359,00o 3,08l,0oC
But if we exclude the provinces indefinite,
3y'' to be occupied by Austria, Bulgaria ano
Eastern Roumeia, there remain TO turkey
only "a, ,79O square miles, with 779, 0oO lnhao-
itants. of whom 2,512, 500 are Mohammedans
IN Armenia, Russia takes 10000 square miles
with about $4,000 inhabitants. Cyprus, IN
trusted te the keeping of England, has an ares
Z ,of o9ss square miles and about 10000 inhab-
itants. n.mu
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-25

with her friends in Spain until two years ago.
! After Alfonso was crowned she went back,
and had been plotting and intriguing ever
since in various ways. The liberal factions
of Spain hated her, especially as great
factor of trouble, and a tyrannical old
| creature when she had chance
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-25

The business of Wm. III. KReRnPeter, late
Notary Public. No. 81 Camp street, will be con-
tinued at the same place for the benefit Of his
widow and children by the undersigned, his
clerk for the past ten years.
au20 1t FRED. IENdEL.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-25

shippers ana Sellers of Cotton seed are
hereby notified that and after the first Of Sep
seed shipped to this association will be $40 per
ton delivered here.
T N. 8. o0TToN SEED ASSOCIATION.
au201 I'm
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-25
MONEROSS HOUSE,
BILOXI, NESS,
New Open for the Reception OF Guests
and will Bemain Open STaamer
and Winter.

The proprietor takes pleas4sre In informing
his friends and tie public that he has thor
oughly renovated and reflttsd the Montross
House, and intends making 1t a most somfogEa-
bic and desirable house. both for summer and
1t UP to its former standard and make 1t ae-
he also desires to state that ne has leased for
q term OF years the spacious and delightful
summer resort formerly known as the Shady
Grove, which has been aeneWly painted and RS
Bachelors Retreat and for tho enteTtafnment
of clubs and companies. The house is q fnes
conmodious buildi ng,H With magnificent en-
eamp pment and picnic grounds in front. shaded
sah nm HOUSES D are sftaated directly on the beach,
within 600 feet Of fine new bathing-hoages. and
Offering boating bathing and dahine Of the
finest description: Meals furnished to exeur-
sionists at one dollar. With privilege of bathing
facilities free Of charge: address
or J. BENZ, CHANDLER.
Mechanics and Dealers Exchange,
ny6 Ann AZ 81. Charles st., New Orleans.
DR. W. Gs, AUSTEN,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE.
Corner of jackson and Magazine Streets
Upper City Hotelb
Office hours. to Q a,.na.. and ssto,T D. N.
DOWNTOWN OFFICE.
NO. ma Canal street,
Office hours from % to o. m.
Can be summoned by American District bele-
graph at any hour. jv25 5ptf
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-25
The Young Nen's Chrisffan AssOcia ii

having organized into rslief committee, will
be pleased to be made the almonerg of the con-
and our own fellow citizens for the relief of the
destitute sick in our city. A prompt response
TO this appeal will enable US to render efficient
ton. M - Rooms Of the association, 81 Camp street
w. G. RAYMOND. Treasurer.
81 and 90 Poydras.
al123 st Or residence 1853 CarOndelet.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-25

Not1ce-Oflce Philadelphia and nomtia-
ern Mail Steamship Company, New Orleans,
August d, 187s-No bills contracted for account
Of steamship CHAs. W. LORD and owneyE,. will
the undersigned agent. EDW. A. YORKE.
au24 st 35 CarOndelet street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-25

Young Mems Christ1an Association
Yellow Fever Nurses will please call at the
rooms of the Y. NJ. 9. A., No. 81 Camp street
and register their naraes and residences
Only those provided with good recommends
tion6 need call. au2S st
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-25

Rotice-NeEther the captain, owners n@r
the undersigned agents of the British steam
ship ORATOR Capt Corbishley, from Vera
Cruz, will be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by the crew Of said vessel.
au24 st DECAN d %.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-25

MIR. Robt. M. hartley is NO longer with
me since June 80, 1873 al orders directed to
me through Postoffice lock box 2369. box Al Me-
yards corner Franklin and Delord streets, will
be promptly attended to.
au24 st PETER MARKEY.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-25

A MONDAY prayer meeting will be held al
the above rooms from - N. to 1890 D. m tC
which I'LL are invited to attend. au23 3t
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-25

New Orleans, August "a, 1878.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-10-30
CateciisnlO De Fleury

a 81 docena Doctrines del obispo Gil Esteve
ii SO gruesa. --Silabario de Torres Roldan i
SIS gruesa. .--Juanitos 81 docena Fabulas
de Samaniego 50 docena. .-Geograilas ilumi-
nadas de Paluzle ga docena -~Manuscrito de
idem So id, -Aritm6tica de Monclova $3.50
idem
Gran exlstencia de Ruedas, Gramaticas y
toda case de libros de instruction, TGue Sc ven
den precios baratfsmos en- Ia Iibreria Al
macen de papel de Gonzalez, Fortaleza mime
10 Is, Ia
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Los Senorcs que dcseon epcargar fHnqnina-
ria agricola 8 industrial para azdcar, cafe,
arroz, maiZ, all don, riegos, mad ras las
pequen ~ Industries, pucdcn obteaer totla cla-
Sc dc pormenorcs prccios y conliaioncS De
pago dirigicndose en- Ponce Don RDJsYic
GrGhaD, Lgenjero dnico asente en esta isla
dc los f''bricantes abajo nom.tados
SESOREs
.Mdnl0re AUioh Y {" Nottingham Rouen,
cuyas especaldades son toda clase de maqui-
maria sacarina. -.SJes " n BtiipV y C' Sal
ord, Accessories materih.cs para fbricas nj
vapor -SreS. Cr0SSaiV Brothers, Manchester,
Motores Gas0geno que no necesllan aqua, cal
dera III carbon. HdY,Cd3d, T4ler, y c"
L6RdreH, Motores caloricosy maqunaria al va
por pertecclonada - .SreS ,IohH Fourier y
c. Leeds L0ndres. Aparatos al vapor para
cultivar la terra -SrcS. j. g. Fleming u ca
Edimbupgo Aceites para maqunaria y tina
para imprenta. --Sres RIasomeS Sims Heat
IpsiUich Instumentns agricolas Molinos
para maiz etc-.S}es s. f. RaBSoMeS G"
Londres, Maquinafia para trahaiar m..deras,
novedades en- quincaiicra etc. -.SJeS. j. T.
BaTrdclough, Manchester. Aparatos para la
de tibras, los matcriales en- que
81 utiiizan. -- " oot0a DcSL q Gi1Sg tc Escr-
torios pateates para caSas de comercio y part-
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dando ms cGldcras sier:pre limpias. Il linen
tHio,'as aut6matas lie vapor para calderas
cue oltegen saGuli'!ad completa y economic. -
AhtrRaS para caderas - Con este aparato
Scncjll0 dc mny POGO cOsto, eS impossible por
describe quemar las calderas. -Toda clasc de
pdiidS rdir}'hts para baterias c0lnVnes per-
feccionadas-- ROmdndS bahamas para hacen-
dus, aimacenes, oticnas Y puperias
Noijaos para nmi1, tijos Y p0rtati es de todos
tamaios. - Bnmbns de rieqo, centrilugas Y de
piston - DsSptPitGdoreS de sierra, cindro y
de cuchillo especial para algodon. A Apardtos
para car, de desgranar, descascarar, limpiar
srlrtir el graao por tamano Y separar el cara
colillo. .-Ndquinas para hacer ladrillos, tejas
Y tubos de barro ndquinas de vapOr para
arar, zanjear etc. Ndn6metf'0S, pir6metros
bar6metr0S, relQjcs, Hdrcs, rdirulas, tola
clase de material Y eiectos de bronco hero
para maqninas, calderas para hacienda de azd-
car, cafe, maiz, arroz etc. EfectoS de Tslegra-
ia, hdnrias, terT'o-cdrriles, PVentes De hie5'-
r0 Como tamben todo material, edifci0S,
lhdQuinGrid etc. para .fdctortdS ce0tTaieS.
Para p0rmenores, preclos etc, dirigirse Ell
Ponce d. Roberto Graham, anico agente en-
esta Provincial. - Ponce, Puerto Rico, encro
10 de 1873. Mere.
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APAFAT0s
E'EE2FgICCKDNADOS.

cnlares - S,'c& .Iphn HrjgM e. Aparatos
econ6mic>s para alumbrar ingcnios y casas
rsrtltularus.
10 sjSuicnto cs I'M rcsdm N parciaI lie la ma
Qlinara Y ol2ctoS agrirolaS induslriaIes,
cons luidos On .os tailcres lie los sedores lab1i-
cantes arriba nOmbradOs.
" 'DtaS de todos tamahos para cana hasta
D. pulgadas diamctrO, con todas las meoras
para obtener Ia mayer extraction. - BoBlJaS
para gnarapo horizontales, vcrtcales de va
por - HdqoinnS de rap0r, verticates, horizon
tales tiias portatiles de uno. dos tres cilin-
droS, con expansion, condensation, senceillas V
tOdoS tamanos. .NdquindS atmoSfsricGs que no
gasan ca1era, carbon nj aqua TdchoS al
racio 2 triple etscto con sus bombas Y conden.
sadores, injection superfciales para Iu-
cares en- dOnde escasea 81 aqua Tdch0s de
cGp0r al airc libre - ErdpordllOrn de Wet
Eel Bour otros -I2arifcddOres rectangula-
res, semi-eSItric0s continues s--CentrtfugaS
de lfcpwOrh, Weston Manlove, AlliOt -FfhrOS
de precipitation, de sacos, carbon animal,
FiltroS prcnsaS. ldij'ruS dc fuses, cindri-
cas-, seccionalcs, Galloway, multitubnlareS V
compaes;a9. --- Cd'atu torres jJtrifcd3ores
lie asna para ca!leras que olrecen una econo-
mia de 90 a 30 por ciento en- combustible, que
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lIUBCI0S JTaCIALBS.

Don Juan Carrot, Comisario de Ia q4ie-
bra de los Sges. d. Viader q Comp. de
este comereio.
Per ell presente cito, llamo y emplazo d to-
dos los acreedores de la sociedad quebrada,
para que concurran ante esta Conlisarla las
once dc la maflana del dia dooe de Noviem-
bre pr6ximo con ell objeto de celebrarse La
imnta acordada para tratar. de las PROPOSE
clones de oonvenio, que no tuvo efecto por
no haber concurrido los acreedores debien-
do efectuarse por 81 8 por medic de apodera-
do en- forma. .
Dade en- Naguabo doce de Octubre de mil
oehocientos setenta ooho.-altQlt GGrzot =
III EsoTibano, Etgenio de Torres. "a
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N0tioia innp0rtanto.
A LOS PAs.JEROs QUE VAN A La ExPosICIoN
DE PARIS DE 1878.

F. da Is del cOrricute saldrl de 81 Thomas
81 naglitico nrevo vapor ingl6s ''PARA -
De 3a05 ,oncl.adas. Les paia geros Que van i la
Exposition pnedeA ir !. CherboUrg de aquel
puerto a Paris por ferro- cantl en- 4 : horas
Los que van Espaha des'le Paris pucden ir
tambiel por el lnislno ieT0 carril atravesanio
los Princes en- pocas horas. teniendo la opor-
tnnidad de gozar de las magniicas vistas que
sc prtScn'an deSde este prHto.
FL yop0r Midway hizo su Gitimo viujc de
BariaGoes Southampton en- diez dias
Los vepores TraSat&nticos inglescs tocc-
ran cn Mayagiez los dias IL de Abril, IA de
Mayo, Y l3 de JUNO en Ponce c! ~ de Abril,
- de Mayo y % lie Jurlo. Paseieros que de-
seen IL q kulopa via Mayagaez Ponce ppedep
Sonar hili4tes de pasajes en- esta agencia pars
plymouth, Southampton GIelbourg Paris
LATlsER n Go.
Puerto Ric. 10 80 Octubre te 1878