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Daily Republican., 1878-11-23

CPECIAL NOTlCE-A large lot ofSevins
~ Machines, at Private Sale, at less tha (
naif their value. Two shuttle, Grover and
BAKER, new. two Weed. new, two Family Drop
Leaf Singer improved, new, one Davis. nsv!
Also the following that has been used but in
good running order: Five Family Singer.
Two improved WilsOu, shuttle. rood n nsv
four Howe's, ak Wheeler 4 wilson's. one Wi.
cox & Gibbs, drop leap table. nearly new.
we VIII sell at a great bargain as we must
nave the room, You will never have another
such chance. We also call attention 10 ths
American Sewing Machine as the best Family
Machine. It's given up by \ II competitors a
the lfghtest and simplest Sewing Machine
made. you only have to try It to buy II. Don't
be persuaded to buy any other Machine until
you have given. the American a few DAYS
trial, wnen you buy you don't want to be 70
the expense Of trading 1t of In or IL months.
on account OF running heavy, or some other
good reason, as We have and are trading for
machines good az new. Now to ret rid Of ali
this trouble and expense purchase the New
4 Aamerican, and then you are suited for ali
time, and you will save money in the end.
We exchange for old machines, sell On
monthly instalment plan, or large discount
Tor cash VIII rent them to family by tbe
week or month with the privilege Of buying
y they desire Office and salesroom us MAJ
ket street, Wilmington, Del.
J. H. PRIMROSE,
nvleu Manager for Peninsula.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-23
1UBLIC SALE

PuBLU SALE
FORTY HEAD OF FRESH COWS AND
SPRlNGERS,
and Is Head of oung Cows that will be IN
profit next spring,
at Village Green, Delaware Co., Pa, atout
~ miles north Of Linwood Station, on tie
P. w. & B. r. R., on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1878,
At1 O'Clock, p. m.
This will be good lot Of Lancaster @B
County cows. We will have a wag SX
on to meet train at Linwood, that leaves WI.
mington at 10 O.. m. Two and four months
credit will he given.
N. B.-Stock delivered without any extra
charge. ROBERTS 4 TYSON.
L. W. Stidham l. Son, Anct's. n2s-stt-l v
An ORDNANCE MAAIN9 AOOI-
~ TlONAL AND EXTRAORDINARY
APPROPRIATION FUR THE YEAR 1878.
WHEREAS, The amounts appropriated fr
for the year 1878 have been expended, in CON
sequence of larger amounts having h"en re-
quired for those purposes than was anticipa,
ted when the annual appropriation was made,
and as the necessities of the city require fur
ther appropriations for those departme, IS for
the year 1878. Therefore, in accordance with
the provisions of Section 40 Of the City Char
ter, and by virtue of the powers therein
granted,
Be 1t ordained by the City Council of VIII.
mington (two.thirds of all the members OF
Council concurring.)
SEcTIoNl. That the appropriation for in
terest for the year 1873 be increased by the ad-
dition thereto of the sum Of Ave thousand
($6,000) dollars.
SEoTIoN2 That the appropriation for Wa
ter Works for the year 1878 be increased BY
the addition thereto of the sum of three thou
sand $4,000 dollars.
Passed at the City Hall, Nov. IA, 1878
M. L. LICHTENSTElN,
President OF City Council.
Attest-fs. B. Fraser, Clerk. nv2s-2t
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severe drubbing and leave him in tn
gutter as Mr.. Gallagher did then tn
only course left us is to take up tn
pen, and with our consciousness Of be
ing in the right, We believe II viii
prove mightier than the sword.
Fourthly, in regard to the Maryland
department revoking our license in tina
State is false. The Com missioner exam
ined our Company year ago and found
sufiicient assets TO warrant him in Civ.
ing US a license to do business in tha,
STATE; that license has not been revo-
ked, but of our own choice We are clos
ing up all our stock business in Mary
land, because ofits unpro6ts blsnsss; in
tending in tho future to do only mu-
tuai business there. Both the Ohio
and MARYLAND Commissioners expressed
surprise, after examining the company,
at the amount ofits assets; tn-v remark
I'd that We were as strong 1Aancia ",
had as much assets to our liabilities, o.
any company In the Country, not ex-
cepting.the great Etpa Of Hartford. with
Its nearly seven millions Of dollars.
Below Is statement OF the condition
of our company At the present time, re-
lying on q generous public,
We remain truly yours truly,
WN.::BRIoHr,
J. r. TANruN,
JOHN WooD,
D. T. HAWKINS.
NBw CASTLE COUNTY, ss.
The STATE OF DELAWARE.
Personal appeared before the subscri
bsr, one Of the Justices of the Peace in
and for New Castle County, William
Bright, J. K. Tantum, M D., Daniel r.
Hawkins and John Wood, Of the city Of
wilmington, in said county, and made
solemn affirmation that the Delawa are
State Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany have at this time one hundred
and fifteen thousand dollars in bonds,
promissory notes and one
hundred and sev-nty-one thousand,
six hundred and one dollars in pr MUM
notes.
WM. BRIGHT,
}. X. TANTUM,
DAN'L. 7. HAWKINS,
JOHN WooD.
Affirmed to and subscribed this 23d
lay Of November, A. D. 1878, before
MT at Wilmington.
GEo. s. HAGANY, J. P.
New CASTLE COUNTY, SIS. !
TIE STATE OF DELAWARE. (.
Personally appeared before the sub
'criber, one Of the Justices of the Peace
n and for New Castle County, VIII !
lam d. Mullin,Jr., of the City of Will i
nington, in said County land made SOL
INN affirmation that the above state
nent is true and correct.
WILLIAM D. MULLrN, JR.,
Asst. Secretary.
Affirmed to and subscribed this 23d
lay of November, A. D. 1878, before me
t Wilmington.
GRo. S. HAaANY, J. P.
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~ sS''n y %;EA' 'IrXS ,XS %;. Ros%sIoa 2! ?.

which bsgmight rvccTsr possssionl
thb psorhfW. Uf6h 6nisAink hi
work upon the clock he swas mendin n
he went direct to Cold Well Forest an,
there in Its dismal solitude with b;
boon companions proceeded 10 put hi
plan into execution. They went to tn
house In ths evening. The family con
sisting Of father, mother, = daughter
son aud . sister -in-law, who was lyinl
Ill.
The men who were all armed, Hrst
through the window while the family
wsrs At supper. Mr.. Causdsn vas sho,
dead IN his chair, Mrs. Causdsn was
killed ~ she started 70 escape. The
little girl fell over th- body other fathsl
pierced through ths heart. The sicL
woman up stairs was next visited. BY
her side laid newly born babe. TIL.
poor woman plead but all to no avail.
The Aends fairly riddlsd her with bul.
lets. The child was left untouched
OF all that family the little boy only
escaped; but BY the time he returned
with assistance the house was In flames
Those who remember the details oi
the horrible affair recollsot the trial
which followed The Clock a4ksr, by
about twenty witnesses not withstanding
the dying testimony Of one of the vic
tins. who was taken from the flames
proved an alibi--that he WAS At place
remote from the spot singing and Jest
Ing to . company in bar room. One
Of the other murdsrers turned states
e-idenoe, and the others wers hung.
As We were riding we were shown q
spot in the forest where a woman,
driven to despair by suffering and
trouble committed suicide by hanging
herself. This was about fifty years
ago. #Fc.w a@e
1t was in this locality that the un-
provoked murder Of Hopkinsb y q man
named Harris occurred. Harris 1t will
bs remembered Is the man who was
captured at Chester, a few wssks ago
and is now in New Castle Jail awaiting
his trial.
Cold Well Forest lies right on the
line between Del ware and Maryland,
and affords protection TO criminals Of
.ither side, and to this Is attributed
he reason why it should be selected as
! special locality for the transaction of
leeds Of crime. s E&5s
Upon reaching Tow nssnd VIZ learned
hat there was a general fear existing
hat Jones might BIZ kidnapped and
n order to chsckmate anything Of the
tind. Mr.. Samuel Townsend had visited
hs wounded man, for whom there is
much sympathy and put him upon his
,uard. Mr.. Townsend, in the kindness
t his heart, offered to bear any sx
'snss that may be incurred by the
man In establishing a guard
round the house, and to draw upon
lis account for all provisions that
night bs watned.
The people around believe the story
Jones', and there exists In the country
feeling Of Indignation against the per-
etrators Of the crime.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-23
70 the Public.

In consequence Of repeated and per
sistent attacks upon the Delaware Stat
Fire and Marine Insurance Compan,
and its officers, BY the Ersry Euenin!
and Commercial, through its editor, VIM
+. Crossdsls, q miserable specimen O
humanity, who on the slightest pre-
tsncs or provocation, attacks privat
character, business interests, the sane
city Of home aud dssecrates the memor,
Of the dead, We are obliged to break ou
silence and appeal to the public, be
cause Of an attempt on the part Of thil
blsckguard to blast our characters anc
ruin our business. We have consulted
lawyers in regard to his publications
and the only consolation we received
was, that We might 60 into law, spend
our money, aud prosecute the Every
Evening Company, and get Tudgmen,
for damages but in their opinion the
judgment would not be worth one cent,
for they believed the company was
bankrupt.
In Pennsylvania and New Jersey the
libel laws are severe but just, and had
We his (Croasdale's) miserable carcass
in either of those States, We would very
sooD have him looking through CRATES
and bars, where he should have been
long ago.
His editorial Of November 81 is a tbs.
sue Of infamous falsshoods. Let us ex-
anime his statement in detail: In the
irst place he states that the Delaware
stats Fire and Marine Insurance Com
psny is fraud, without the shadow of
a right to exist, notwithstanding he
knows that 1t is working under char
ter obtained from the Legislature of
the State Of Delaware. Secondly, that
Myers is q professional organizer of
insurance companies. This
is false, but ~ Mr.. Myers Is absent
from hsms, We leave him to make his
own defence. In the third place he
speaks Of being prosecuted for libel
upon the company, and we postponed
The case for months, and finally made
overtures to tho Every Evening Com
pany for settlement. This is false In
svery particular. During the prslimins-
~ examination of this company. and
previous to its purchase by its present
owners, Mr.. Brigh. and DR.. Tansum
10th said to their Board of Directors,
'Stop the suit for libel, as we shall
trop 1t five purchase the compsny's
interest,"" Subsequently the purchase
md transfer we're made, and we drop
Jed the suit, or in other words, failed
o appear in the case ; the course pur.
ued by us in this instance, was the
anne that has marked or guided us In
III our private and business relations
trough life, that has been to scrupu-
ously avoid all controversies, quarrels
md law suits. But point has been
cached in this case where forbearance
eases to be a virtue we cannot reach
his miscreant through the ordinary
hannsls of law, and there is too mnch
luakerism in our composition to play
he Gallagher game and give him a
Daily Republican., 1878-11-23
Centennial Flower.

A contribution to articles of the toilet
brought about by the centennial is a very del
inate perfume called the Centennial Floyers.
when was gotten up by Dr. Simms OF this city
Dr. S1mms being descendant of one Of the
revolutionary heroes, thought 1t proper to eel
eorate the event In some way, and so took this
very practical means. Since the Introduction
Of this extract by the Doctor, 1t has been 60
much II demana that he is now manufacturing
and selling 1t In large quantities. 1t is put
up IN very neat bottles and sells at so cents Q
Dott'e.-Epe,y Evening NOT. Q, 1878.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-23
Business Signs In the East.

The signs of the industrial activit,
through New England are of the mos
cheering kind. The Boston Herai.
characterizes the evidence Of business
revival throughout that section q!
startling" and instances the follow
ing in support of its statement: Ii
September there were more boots anc
shoes manufactured than ever hefor.
in any other single month. Indeed
the product for that month Is equal te
twice that of an average month. There
need be nofear Of over prod uctioin there,
for the goods are these days made al.
most entirely upon orders. This plan
of operation would apply to nearly all
manufacturing, except Of standard
article, shaving little monopoly Of the
consumption by reason of long earned
reputation. Another important fact is
that Of the increase in the export trade
Of wheat, -four and Indian corn for the
past ten years OF 100 per cent; Of the
reduced debt and interest; of the ex
port trade in dry goods being the larg-
est week in the history of the country;
Of the continued good crop returns,
and Of the successful trade sales of wool
en and dress goods that have been held
in New York the past two weeks. The
signs Of the industrial activity here
abouts and through New England, are
most marked. A year ago, ,and to with
in two months ago, factories to a great
extent shut down or were running on
shot time and with few hands, but now
the revival has reached them, and they
are being often run into the night, or
on full time and fullhanded. 1t is, indeed,
gratifying beyond measure, and if Gil
more were here he would be getting
Up jubilee no doubt.
1t is considerable to rejoice over, Ac-
tive workshops, mills and factories,
signify bu' little suffering this winter
to the unemployed" and the demand
for labor is not likely to abate, but to
increase. Stocks of desirable spring
goods must be light. The yellow
fever being over At the South, the peo-
pie Of that section will again become
buyers of our manufactured goods; the
export trade, too, is sure to increase
With resumption. Locally considered,
he facts presented are quite encourag
ng for the future development Of our
commerce.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-23
''Our B~ardinw Mouse ~

Lenoard Growers comedy, "Our
'arding House," Is without doubt the
fsat1st Of American comedies, and its
|!u Eupoduction at the Opera House by tn.
"alhut street theatre company, under
,ue management Of Mr.. Sam. Hemple,
'no Will personats "Col. NJ. T. Eleua.
4" | will delight one ofths hslargest audi.
I'M rpoes OF the season. 1t will bs a grand
thanksgiving lunch. The sale Of seats
"s'h on Tuesday morning, at 8 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-23

ing the infamous SANDER which Jon4,
had originated and spread about th,
I burial Of ths ill4gitimats children 0
her daughters. Dodson came to Chss
J tertown and had an interview with
Jones, in which the latter stuck to hi.
story, and at Dodson's request went Out
on the farm with Dsdson to the spots
where he said he had buried the re.
mains.
A spade was procured and digging
done in several places, but no trace Of
the babes were discovered, to confirm
the statements about their burial.
Jones here admitted substantially that
the story was fabrication, and was re-
9uirsd to make that explanation to Mrs.
Dodson. Then hs was taken OF by u .
men, and, Mr.. Dodson snpposss,
whipped and ordered by Mrs. Dodson
to leave the farm, and never come back
again. Mrs. Dodson saying, sc,
where We shall never see or hear Of you
again."
STATEMENT OF rHE CoLDRED WOMAN ELIZA.
This woman, who lives on the land Of
Thos. Hinson, on the railroad, about
three-quartsrs of smile above Dod, o.
stAsss thst several parties saw the car
riags drive of from Dodson's with Mrs.
Dodson, Nsweomb, Vincent and Jas.
Jones, and that the Dodsons had given
out their intention Of carrying him of.
She also states that Jones told her of
his own intimate relations with the
family, and much more in . similar
strain. Citizens of this place, however,
place no credsncs In her statements.
JONES A NOTORIOUS LIAR.
Isaac Matthews, a neighbor of Mr..
Dodson, says, in reply to a question on
the subject, that Jones was notorious
liar, and that his reputation was bad
in the nsighborhood among his own
color. Mr.. Matthews also says that Vim.
cent was at Dodson's Tuesday morning, |
and that Newoomb, who was at his
house, was sent for to come over to bod
sons. Both Vincent and Nswcomb
worked by the year for Matthews.
THE ACCUSED MEN.
Philip Vincent and VIM. Newcomb
are about twenty-five years Of age,
quiet laboring men and esteemed as
good citizens. Vincent grew up in the
family of Dodson, with whom he came
from Delaware. Newconlb is h Kent
county man. They have been instruct.
I'd by their counsel not to talk on the
case, which instructions they rigidly
obey. They stoutly deny their guilt,
and say that they can exculpate them
selves by legal evidence at the proper
lime. The defense will be an alibi.
FLYING REPORTS.
Mrs. Dodson has left home. After the
sheriff arrested Newcomb ard Vincent
I is stated Mrs. Dodson had q private
with them. 1t is reported
hat year before last Mrs. Dodson had .
dispute with three farm hands, and
hat she got q gun and fred on them,
md one Of the men, stumbling as he
an, fell, and it was supposed at the
lime she had killed him.
Mr.. Richard Hynson, attorney for :
he defense, says that he does not pur- =
BOSE asking for writ OF habeas corpus q
II the cases of Newcomb and Vincent,
though they have right to {
he writ, the State Of Delaware should |;
70 allowed time in which to set forth s
'er grievance; nor will an application =
" made for writ il, when the papers i
hall be produced, it shall appear that /
he proceedings are tech nicslly accurate /
nd the ofsnss sufficiently described. n
Daily Republican., 1878-11-23
TOR RENT.

F'oh RENT
1908 Delaware Avenue,
1857 Delaware Avenue,
| 1908 Delaware Avenue,
204 West street,
10l5 Tatnall street,
$40 Market street,
iii Tatnall street,
p04 French street,
1104 Jefferson street,
1879 Tatnall street. Apply to M. M, CHILD.
4 West Seventh street. nv23l2te-o-d
ENLOWERS, JEWELRY and LAND
l. SCAPES.
Made of Hair Also
SWITCHES, CURLS AND PUFFS
MADE TO ORDER
WAX FLOWERS. Natural Flowers pre-
served. Wreaths and Boquets made from
Relics Of deceased friends, such as Pieces Of
their Clothing. &c. All orders promptly at
tended to.
NJ RS. e. Mccoy,
NO. 1928 WESr FOURTH STREET.
nv23lm
Daily Republican., 1878-11-23
SECOND EDITION.
Sd&ee Of tine lhermOnpeter. 8
AT THE REPUBLICAN, o1YrcE Nov. n.
7 O'Clock. 10 O'Clock. l2 o'cloas
AZ 81 81
Tho Weather.

War Department, Ofice of the Chisl
signal Omcer, Washington, D. c., Nov.
70, ! A. M.
Indications for saturday.-For tho
Middle Atlantic States, partly cloudy
wssth'r, rain areas, followed by clear
ing weather, colder westerly winds and
higher pressure. The temperature will
remain above freezing in the canal re-
gions. The rivers will remain nearly
stationary.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-23
Hearing This Aftornoon.

Thomas Garraghy alias "Brockey
Tom," will have . hearing this afsr'
noon at 8 o'clock, before Commissioner
Harmsn. Hagany, his partner il
crime, not having as yet been able L
secure tho required bail is still in Jail
Religious Notices.
"A Gospel exercise or Illustrated
Bible Reading will bs given at Asbury
NJ. r. Church tomorrow Sunday eve.
ming at 7 o'clock, conducts by K. W.
DAWSON of Nyack, N. Y. All are cor
daily invited"
Christmas Presents.
Ladies', Misses and childrsn's furs,
fur mufilers, wolf robes, seal skin tur-
bans, seal skating, fine silk hats, fine
stiff derby hats, nobby soft hats, silk
caps at Rumford Bros. 404 Market
street.
Police Docket.
One drunk with the usual fine 80
cents and cost was the only case before
the Mayor, this morning.
The Texas Tribune says: "The late
'atmospherical freshness has brought
on many cases Of coughs and colds, and
Dr.. Bulls cough syrup is in greater de-
mand than ever" Price only Is csnts,
Daily Republican., 1878-11-23
our COUNTY COURr.

An Aegsavated Assaala-Th~ Chssss
Of the Csurt-Iis Detesmiaation
10 Dreak Up she Practice Of A..
sAuiatWg Wtth Dea11, wsapons-
An Adjesssmens Ustil Mssaay
MerniaE. a. &.h .f E -
Daily Republican., 1878-11-23

NOR RENT.--A good seven roomed house
~ IN good order, and good neighborhood
NO ol4 Washington street. Apply to q.
CHAM LER, 906 Market street. nv2O
Daily Republican., 1878-11-23

"ANTED.-A iors. for his keep, ~
" ut light work. Apply at this 3S
Daily Republican., 1878-11-23

| ENDR SALE OR RFNT.-House No. l2ll
l. Market street, with all the modern i'm
provements. with or without stable, possession
at once. M. M. CHILD, 4 W. 7th st.
nv2a-6t.e-O-d
Daily Republican., 1878-11-23

ENOR SALE.-A nne lot of first class Ca
A nary birds, OF nv own raising. 8. ..
WICkERSHAM,l ll0 East Front street.
DvE5-5t
Daily Republican., 1878-11-23

LHck SALE-The stock and fixtures OF q
Il grocery store, in good location, and Q
good business can be done. Address ~, !"
this office. ny2S-9tx
Daily Republican., 1878-11-23

NOUND.--A shOat pig was found In the
Il hri tiana, after the last food. The
owner can have the same by calling at the
Oyster Wharf and proving propelty. J. M,
BURDEN. ny28.4t~
Daily Republican., 1878-11-23

OST.-A pair Of gold Spfetacles, the I'm.
IL der will he suitably rewarded by re.
turniI Z TO Az East Fourth ST. nv23
Daily Republican., 1878-11-23

"ANTED.-A situation either as Miller,
w Sawyer or En-. ineer Good reference
given. Address ~. T. b." Mars alton,
Delaware. nv23 6td<
Daily Republican., 1878-11-23

NOR SALE.-A good horse will be ~
n sold low, for want Of use. W. 3T
PARRY, 80 King street. ny2l -4td.Wit
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-17
EXPORT ACION.

AzUCAR.-NiuE pocas operaciones SO han
eiectuado, pues las eXistenrias son insight
ticantes, las lluvins que continuan no per
miten seguir la molienda de algunas hacien.
das que tienen atrasada la zafra. En- precios
no ha habido yariacion favorable Y Sc han
vendido amos 800 bocoyes retinos de S3,l2 ii
$50.
CAFE-C Como la demania es corta por ser
tamben reducidas las ordencS EN- manos, sc
han lido reuniendo varias partidas, Sc dis
pone de regulares existencias, las cuales en-
su mayor paTte han costado mas precio de
los nominales que rigcn actualmente, pues
la quietud que Sc observa los hace doclinar
a medida que Sc aumentan las cDtradas del
grano, por 10 cual no podemos dar cotizacio-
nes eXactas y solo nominales alIededor de
Sl7t.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-17
Cuadros al cromO.

En- laimprenta del BoLETIN Sc acaba de re-
eibir un gran snrtdo de cuadros olsoscrono-
litografcoS, copias de los grandes Imaestros
de pintura, hechas con Ia misma perfection
que al 6eo, representando bellisimes pal
safes, marinas, escenas de 10 familia, perso-
sonaies celebres, santos, al Papa Teinante
Pic IX flores, plaHtas. anfnaes domesticos,
etc. Hay cuadros de todas classes propies pa
ra sala desde 33x20 pulgadas Axe v Sc yen-
den desde cinco centayos pesos uno.
Hay tamben eromitos para escuelas $3.50
el ciento H. 31D
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-17

eenas porrones II rs, 80 garrafones almen-
dras $50.
Vap esp 'Irurac Bat" de Liverpool Co
ruha. d Viande. Dominguez 4 60, 500 cajas
jabOn azul, 300 id quesos hola, 300 id i'll pata-
gras, 100 id velas composicion % atados id
id it, 81 id vinos, 35 i'll c0gnac. ) ld galletas,
81 bis cerveza. l0l huacales loza, 700 sacos
arroz. Nendidos Il precios reservados.
Para Sohrinos de EzluiaGa, ~ cajas con
servus, 80 i'll chocolate. por yender.
Para Was, Soler, Paiacios X Go, 400 canas-
tos cehollaS So.
Pol esp "Josefa' de Mallorca. a Pastor
Marquee q Garcia. Con surlido de frutos
Pendionte de operaciOn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-17
Plumas- -tinterOS.
LibrOS baratOs para eScnetaS

En- In imprenta del BoLETIN Sc ha recihidA
un complete surtido de libros de texto efec..
tos para escuelas, que Sc realizan & prOciOA
sumamentes modicos.
Entire otras cosaS SO ofrecen:
.JUANITO, traduccion de Torrente, Is 20
centavos uno $4 docena }{,t'<s t4x
CUADROS 1LUMINADOS, de medidas.y
un0.
SILABARIOS, de Solves & pesos docenA
y 20 centavos eiemplar.
FLEURY catecismo hfstorico) peso do
cena d 10 centavos uno
MEDALLAS doradas para premios papol
Yturzaeta Y todos los demas libros efectos
que SO usan en- las escuelas. HI. 81 DIRE,