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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1878-03-29

~ Secretary Schurz, who has been
making vigorous attempt to investi-
gate and punish depredations upon
government lands, finds that the Unit
ed States Senate is not in a mood to
permit foreigner 10 abridge the right
of the free born American citizen to
steal. Large tracts of government
land in several of the Southern states
and the territories, whose chief value al
this time consists in the forests of val
liable timber standing upon them, have
been rapidly despoiled by parties who
have erected sawmills and gone into u
systematic and wholesale business OF
stealing from the government. This
Secretary Schurz foolishly supposed
ought to be stopped, but the Senate has
shown him his little mistake. The
honorable senators who represent these
thieving constituents have risen in
wrath and howled at Secretary Schurz
The honorable Blaine, of Maine, who
does not love the administration, howl
ed at the same unfortunate secretary
The Senate has been shedding whole
quarts of tears over the moving tales OF
unfortunate thieves who have been
brought up in their career, and theii
prosperity turned to hard times, all just
because the secretary of the Interior
was so idioiic as to NEEDLE in the af
fairs of the Interior Department. Tit
hireling detectives of the villainoul
Schurz have been properly character
lied by The worthy senators as 'noto
rious," as contemplate Spies" n
'liars,' and no end of similar appropri
ATE language has been used about III,
secretary from Germany, some of TN
brightest and sharpest of which ha'
reference 10 his miserable foreigl
birth, which was a grand point for TN
great statesmen of the American Sen
abe to make. The matter eliminate,
In the Senate voting to cut of the re
sources of Secretary Schurz so that b
could noi afford to persecDte native
free-born American thieves-Or an,
other kind. II Is source of pride Il
every native American that we at las
have a Senate which recognizes TN
rights OF thieves, and extends owe
them the mantle of legislative proiee
tion.
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The Great Pedestrian Contest.

LONDON, March 23. $50 =. M.-Afier
a most exciting and interesting struggle
at Agricultural Hall, between O'Leary
of America, and Vaughan, Brown,
Corkev, McLcary and host of promi-
nent "peds' of England, Ireland and
Scotland, the man from America, with
great gameness and pluck, has actually
moved his competitors down one by
one until the last and most persistent OF
his followers (Vaughan) was obliged
to succumb. The contest was most
peculiar for several reasons. 1t was
given under the patronage of Sir John
Ashley, who offered the prizes. The
competitors were limited to twenty, nc
restrictions as to gait, the man who
could travel the most miles in one hun.
dred and fOrty-one consecutive hours
on foot and without assistance tc
receive 600; second man, fl00;
third, ESQ. Every man travelling over
four hundred and sixty miles to receive
E2O additional. BY this rule the pedes-
trians could run, walk, hop, skip, OF
get along however they pleased.
O'Lcary led almost from the start, and
made very favorable impression by
his square and steady walking. AT
first Corkcy made the pace warm for
him, sbut Corkcy was obliged to fall be-
hind after the third day, and Vaughan
then took the second place. OLeary's
Judgment was excellent throughout.
The excitement to-day was intense.
Both men were somewhat crippled,
and "break- down" of either was lia-
bic TO occur. O'Leary, however, won
the match, walking until S:10p. NJ,
when he completed five hundred and
twenty miles and two laps. Vaughan
retired at 7:3S, after completing five
hundred miles. O'Leary was declared
the winner amid boundlcss excitement
and enthusiasm.
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NOrICE ~ HANKRTPTC1.

~ This IS 10 gre notice. that on the 9th da5 D..
March. \. D. ISIS, warrant in bankruptcy s..
issued against the estate of Webster y. Cove aI
Lincoln, in the county OF Addison and stat.
OF Vermont, who has been adjudged hanklnis
on his own petition; that the payment ot 81.
debts and delivery Of any property belonging g.
fer Of any property by him is forbidden iy Law
that meeting of The creditors Of said bankrupt O.
prove their debt7, and 10 choose one or moie n.
sgnees Of his estate. viii be held al a count D
bankruptcy, 70 he holden at the ofice a sieNai'
4 Eldredge, IN Middlebury,i IN the county Of Adm
son. and Stat. Of Vermont, before W. G. Nea7es
Esq, register, on the 18Th day OF April, 4. u ISIS
at ~ O'Clock AN GEO. Z. FOSTER
81 Deputy L, 5. Marshal as Messensei
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STArE OF VERMONT.

y UIstrIct OF Now IinN|n, 50.
In Probate Court. held al NrIgrnne- within and
for said district, ON the 18th ,lty Of March, A. d.,
ISIS.
Domstus W. Nash, administrator dc boH!s non Of
the estate Of Alma Hill late of New Haven. In said
for license 10 sell that part of the real estate OF
said deceased, which was set out To her estate
from the estate of " lliam Wheeler, representing
that the sale thereof. would be beneficial TO the
heirs of said deceased and those interested in her
estate, all of whom reside out OF this state.
Whercupon, il l. ordered by said court, that
said application be referred 10 session thereof
10 be held at the probate office in said Nergenne-
the sth day of APRIL A. ID. ISIS, Tor hearing and
decision. And, it is further ordered, that all per
sons Interested be notified hereof, by publication
of notice of said application and orde thereon
three weeks successfully in the Middehury Regis
ter, printed at Middlebury, before said time Of
hearing, that they may appear At said time AMI
place, and, If they see cause, object thereto
BY the Court.-Alte=t
81 j. u. SMITH. Judge.
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tF Senator Howe of Wisconsin has
delivered his much advertised speech
against the administration. II is an art
less rehash of all that has been said be-
fore on the same subject. Senator
Howe was not merely deprived of his
official patronage by the president, but
was an unsuccessful applicant for va
cant position on the Supreme Bench.
These facts detract from the force of his
speech
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NINEsIXEcIS.
Middlebury Retail Market.
WatertoWn Live Stock Market


Market Boef-A few choice s...j extra 200 n
1895 first quality 6.ie sa6.d2 -; second qualify
ole 1-2aS5.d2 IL; Il ird quality si.25aSs.OJ.
Prices of Store Catie-Working oxen per pair,
from sl00alG5.
Mich Cows and Cnivcs from s.a, 5Oa10.
learlings Sl0an, two years old liass, three
years old 2tai0.
Western mt SWINE. az G per H.
sheep aud Lainbs-ln lots, S2oo ga, 3.00a3.'A
each; eNna Si.5ott.5a per head. az ilnm aa5 a-lc
per lb.
Hides, Tallow and skins-nrighton hides I IN
c. per H.; Country hes, aa5 20 per H., brighton
iallOw lie per H. country tallow Sc.
Pelts slasf.50 each. Calf skins Toe per M.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

> Addison County Court, Dec. Term. iyg
Daniel Wyman V. Henry II. Dudley. Ariru
debt on Judgment Of the supreme court ci tir
state Of New OIL, holden at ElizabcthioWu,ccnn
~ of Essex. and state Of New York. June - is.s
for the sum Of s3siO3, demanding 500. Wa
dated August p, 1871. Because the said dcienf
ant Is without !i- state, and has not hal pea .aus
notice Of the pendency OF this suit.
1t is ordered that said defendcnt DO notified 1.
appear Mt the next term of said court. to he holi
NJ Middleburv, within and fci The county of Ai..i
son, aforesaid, on the lst Tuesday in June i -.
1878 then and there 10 answer thereto, hv nuri
Ing the substance Of the plaintiffs deciarii ru
Middlebuiv Register. published ut Middlchuls
aloresald' the l9't Of which publications TO b- "a
least twenty DAYS prior 10 lt June term oi -44'
court, which lliali be deemed sufficient notice
And day thereof is given otc.
81 RUFUS WAISW'ICHr Cl-fi
Stewart & Eldrcdgc attorneys lor plaintiff
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STATE Ot VERMONT.

= District of Addison, -.
In Probate Court. held at Mddebury. within
and for said district. on the aeth day oi March
\. ID. ls1s.
An instrument purporting 10 be the last vii
aud testament of John Perry late ct Leicester
deceased being presented for probate, 1t i order
ed by said court that all persons concerned there
In be notified to appear at a session thereof to De
held at the probate office in Mddlcbury in said
district. ON the 18th day of April, A. ID. ISIS, al
10 o'clock in the forenoon, and show cause II any
they have against the probate of said will. II T.
further ordered that this order be published hret
weeks successfully in the Middlebury Register. 81
newspaper printed at said Middlehury in fhi-
state, previous to said time OF hearing.
BY the court. Attest,
). LYMAN T.. KNAPP. Ergi-trr.
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A Remedy that Never Fails.

HESRr u JonSsoS's ARSIcA AND OIL LINZ
AENr Is nm external remedy for man or beast, for
cnring wounds, sprains, strains, Sores cuts,
bruises, burns and ulcers of every kind, including
skin diseases generally, and while its application
is harmless and never painful its effects are most
wonderful. As II family liniment it meets the
wants OF every household Warranted To satisfy
all who u-e H.
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GTATE or VERMONT.


y Addison County Court, Dec. Term, 1871
Administrator Of e. G.. Robbins V. Henry W
ton.
IN an action Of cioctmcnt, nlainiin declares ioi
The seizure and pracenble possession Of n certain
iniln, situated m Granville, in said county, con
veyed by said Robbins 10 said Henry ". ard
tcorgc, hy n conditional decd dated March 81
ISIS and demanding $1,000 wit dated Nov ~
1871. Because the said dciendent Henry W. Al
eriDn j. without this state and has not had per SON
nj notice OF the pcndency OF this auit.
II H. ordered that he De notified b. appcar al
the next tenn Of snid court 10 be holden al Middle
bury, within AMI for said county Of Addison, ut
the Iei Tuesday ofJunc, A. H., 1873, then auf
ihorc % answer thereto, by publ hing the sui
stance Of the plaintiff declaration with this Urir
three weeks ererc7aivcly In the Midhrhuiy Reg
iHiar. published nt said Middlebuiy, the last col
which publications 10 he at least twenty dRys pflll
10 said june term of said court. which hall b.
deemed sufficient notice.
Aud day thereof Ia given, ctr. -
RUFUS WAINWRIGHT, Clcii.
stewart & Lldredge, Attorneys FOR plalnln.
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c,TATE OF VERMONT.

y Addison County Court Dec. Term, III.
Franklin II. Dean p. Lycurgus NJ. Bingham.
dollars. writ dated Inne is, ISL Because iht
said Lycugus VI. Bingham H. without this STATE
and has mol had personal Notice of the pendcr,,
Of this emit
II is ordered that lac hc notified TO appear ai Tie
next term Of -aid cont, 10 be holden 8t NJ liiir
bury, within and for The county of Addison, CO..
the lst Tuesday in June, A. II. 1878 then amt
there TO answer thereto, by publishing the sui
stance Of the plaintiffs declaration, and this orioi
three weeks successfully in the MiddlebuTy Re-
ister published at MiddlebuIy, aforesaid, the In 4
Of which publications to he at least twenty hs,
/ before the commencement Of said June term a
said court, which shall be deemed sufficient notice.
And DAY thereof il given, etc.
d RUFUS WAINWRIGUT. Cleik
| Stewart & Eldredgc, attorneys for piainun
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S,TATE OF VERMONT.

y HlsTfICt OF AdUIs0nl 81
In Probate Court, held at Niddebury, in a.4
district, on the s0th day of March A ii. ls.-
William Demiug. administrator OF the estate fol-
John Deming, late Of Mddlebuiy in said 80
trict, deceased, presents his administration ~.
count for examination and allowance, ami mai.
application for decree OF iii irDuilon and p.I4
ton Of the estate Of said deceased.
Whereupon it is ordered by said court dat at
account and said application be referred % .
! sion thereof, 10 be held al the probate oilc.
said Mildlebuy, on the sth day OF April, A b
l55s, nj 10 o'clock A. NJ, for hearing and f,-i
sion thereon and IL is further ordered, thai
persons interested be noliled hereof, by publ.
ton Of notice Of this application and order tioia
on, three weeks successfully in The Mddleht.
Register, newspaper printed at Middlebury. De-
fore said time Of hearing, that they may appear
said time and place, and show cause 1t any a. {
may have why said account should not be allow
/ ed, and such decree made.
81 LYMAN f. KNAPP, Res.sier
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STArE OF VERMONT.

y District OF Addison, SO.
In Probate Court held at Middlebury, WiGt-
and for said District, on the 2lst day Of March a
d. ISIS.
Isaac Drake aud Cyrus 3. Drake, adminislrst.i
of the estate of Asaph Drake, late OF Woybrii4c
in said district, deceased present their admin
tration account for examination and allowan' e.
and make application for a decree Of disributioi
and partition Of the estate Of said deceased
Whereupon il is ordered by said court that t'
application he referred 10 a session thereof.
held Mt the probate ONCE in said MdJebuiy. .a
the 9Th day OF April, A. y. 1878 ST 10 o'clock N
for hearing and decision thereon and It IL itIti
ordered that all persons interested be noti-,
hereof, by publication OF notice Of said apPi
ZION and this order thereon, three week. lnr,,
-Veiy in the Middlebury Register, printed ut AiiH
dlebjrv, before said time Of hearing, tial tI.-,
may appear AT said time and place. ana 81 i'...
sce cause, object thereto.
81 LYMAN T.. KNAPP, Rc.i,ttf.
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JniAhIrburq Rrgistrr
FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1873.

rv We acknowledge the receipt of n
copy Of 1.-THE Spelling Reformer" for
February, edited by ELIZA r. Burnz."
She spells by ear, as good many other
people do, who don't on that account
make pretcnsions to being spelling re-
formers.
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IN EANKRUPTCY.
| 1 In the District Court OF the United stat. r
the district of Vermont.
In Do. L Il .l.l.-- l. - --..-

the district of Vermont
In Re l.. T. Hitchcock, bankrupt
Notice - hereby given that a petition haa .,-..
filed in said CONT, by L. T.. Hitchcock, o. -a.
bury, in said district, duly declared barl ilip
under the Act Of Congress Of March =, 1867, inr
discharge and certificate thereof from ali ~
debts and other claims rrOyable under said go,
and that the SIN day ui May LIS, at oti.,
a. 81, before the Hon iiovt n. Wheeler, juis.. r
aid court 81 the |. >. Court Rooms In Rutland.
assigned for ihc hearing OF Ike same, Wreu p
where al creditors who have proved their Il. -i-
and other persons in Interest, may attcuG b H
show cause, II amy they have, why thc l,gstysi .I
said petition should not be granted.
Dated al Huntington, on lie Ism day 90 Mallt.
l~-s. II b. B. SNAIlEI. tiriL
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GTATE oF VERMONT,
aIar-f-4 - alat..


In Probate Court, held at Middlcbuiy Az 81
district, ON the IN day OF March, A. u. is.s
Milo b. Williamson, administrator Of the ea.l.,
OF Martin Samson, late OF Cornwall, deceas
makes application IN writing TO this CONT au
presents The assent in writing OF all The heirs b..
siding IN This state, representing that twill rs 4
the interest of all concerned TO sell all of the g.
estate with which the said deceased diea scl -.f
as follows, 60 Wit Al OF the real estate OF a.,
said deceased situated in the town Of CornWAil
aud asks this court for license 10 sell the sane "a
private sale on public auction.
IL is thereupon ordered that said application t.-
! referred 10 "A session OF said court 10 be hell
the probate Office In Middlebury, in said dt-uat
ON the ist day Of April, 4. ID. 1873 AT u
O'Clock In the forenoon, for hearing and decisioa
thereon and II IS further ordered that notice D.,
given 20 all persons interested, by publication r
notice Of said application and this order thereon
three weeks successfully IN the Middlebury Res
isier. new paper printed at MiddlebuIy, prey
ons 10 said Time OF hearing, that they may alisat
at said time and place and show eouse, II any Ihs,
may have, WHY aad license should not be grauird
80 LYMAN l.. KNAPP, Register.
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T7TEG
Gem Musical Library.

\ set Of II nne Collections ol Hound Music. each
of which has 80 pages, full sheet mu4ir Size, and
contains an average % Song ur Piece, all OF
the best and most pleasing character. The com.
poser5 are the most popular and -ucegs~lul ones
In the country. The following Hre Ia, ortr roliec
IONS
DAIRY FINGERS. by julius necht. con
l. tanning 20 charming and easy Nn!t.es. schot
fishes, Polkas, &c.
DEARL DROPS. Contains - lne s,d easy
L piano pieces by hinkel, Co"ie. Mack, &c
Capital for learners.
DRILLIANT GEMS. Fine selection OF piano
ID pieces of easy medium diflicnli,, by Pacher
Allard kinkel and others
DLEASANT MEMORIES. Contains anitr q
/ variety of piano music, of moderate dii..uit,
and by IA different composers.
LNIRESIDE ECHOS. a collection OF capita
Il songs and choruses by Ii of the best coinpo
sers. Price OF each book, $3.50 Boards, s5.cl
Cloth.
Send for Circulars with Contents Of n books.
A most attractive song is, "I'll be watching foi
you at the Window" by c. NJ. PIKE, 20 cts. Ii hai
fine picture title, a. has G. ID. Wilson's new
Polka Rondo, called Dancing on the Green" IS,
cts.) which Is gaining Il deserved popularity
OLIVER DITSON e. co.
BOSTON,.
c. II. DIIsOS n co, !. T.. DITsnN & Co,
si2 broadway. - Chestnut, 81,
New NoIh. Philadelphia.
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OK Fancy Cards Snowflake, Marble, etc, no .
90 alike, with name, l0cts. Nassau Card Co.,
Nassau, y. y.
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NOTICE.

The Undersigned. having been appointed d,
the Hon Probate Court FOR the district u Addisoi
commis sioners, 10 receive, examine and adjust /.
claims and demands OF all persons against d
estate Of Layinia Samson, late Of Cornwall III
said district deceased, and all claims exhibited n
Offset thereto, hereby give notice that we will mo-
once, in Middebury, on the Let dac Of Aris'
and the ri day of September next, from ~,
T.. 81. unil iour PM., each Of said DAYS, aud q,
siN month"; nom the llth day of March, 4 D.
lsss, Is the time limited by said court foi SSH
creditors 10 present thcr claims 10 rs ioi eNai.i
nation and allowance.
Dated At Aiadlebnry, The nth day Of MaiaA
4. u, ISIS. !. l.. EELLS, ic.,.,.
L. ID. TWlTCHELL, No'" a.
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Have You Yellow Eyes?

Bakers Mandrake Bittcrs will certainly cure
you. lfyou have any liver difficulty, indigestion
constipation, pain in the right side, Try these bit
tiers at once, and see how much good YOU can re
ceiVe for 81 cts. 32yl
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m a Ain q Retail price $500 only $500 Par
ReA THIN Tor organs, prices $40 only S9j
Paper nee. DANIEL +. BETTY
Washington, y. J.
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MARRIED.

BALDWIN-sWEET-In starksboro, March 23
by Rev. o. Gregg Mr.. Lucus +. Baldwin and
Miss sarah E. sweet, both of Huntington
FARR-GREEN-In Lincoln. March 90 by NJ
i. Cove ESQ., MIR Wallace : Farr, Of BRISTOL
and Miss Sarah Ann Green, OF Lincoln.
BIRDS ALi.-G REEN-In starksboro March 90
By Rev. Z. 4. rickett, Thomas l.. Birlsall, NJ. H..
of Newburgh, y. Y, aud Cynthia q. Green, OF
STARK sboro.
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OnMiNed cards, with name. 10 cts, postpaid.
OVsample- cts. }. Mnklcr Il CO.. Nassau, NY
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NEW AD YER EASEMENTS.


Johnson's Anodync Linmcnt will positively
prevent this terrible disease, aud win positively
cure nine cases in ten. Information that will save
many lives sent frec by mail. Don't delay u mo.
ment. Prevention l. better than cure. 4. =.
JOHNSON CO., Bangor. Maine.
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My annual Catalogue of Vegetable and Flower
Seed for ls-, rich in engrnyings, will be sent FREE
to all who apply. Customers OF last season need
not write Tor it, offer one Of the largest collec
tons of vegetable seed ever sent out by any seed
house in America, a large portion of which were
grown on my six seed farms. Printed directions
for cultivation on each package. All seed war
ranted to he both fresh and true TO name; far
that should IL prove otherwise will refill the or
der gratis. New Vegetables specially. As tn,
original iniroduccr of the Hubbard squash, Phn
neys Melon, Marblehead Cabbages, Mexican
Corn, offer several new vegetables this season
and invite the patronage Of all who are anXiou.
to have their seed directly from the grower, fresh
true, and of the very best strain.
JAMES j. H. GREGORY, Marblchead, Mass.
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INGLArERRA Y FRANCIA.
Pto.-Plata Habann,
Tarifa para dinero.


Los Varores Trasatdnt,cos toe IN en Plymouth
ChebouEg southampton. En- estl hgencia ex.
piden passiJes dIfectos para Paris.
expe sdcn bietes de ida vucta para pasi-
jes Intercoloniales lrasatlanticos por3 ncse-
ano rtspectivamcnte con una rebala del rs y. ..
PASAJES DE FAMILIAS - Toda famia com.
pucsta de mas personas cuyo paSaje Trasatlaiiti-
co componsa ell vaor de cuatro pasal,s "nteios
montante del D. sajc. Entiendase por famila lcs IA
dreS. hDos criGdos. Esta reduction no tiene iu-
Rae cuando sc eNpidan pasjcs de ida Nueita
81. Los nlnOs Inenos de AMOS uno gratis. de Ia
-uaIta parIe, de u la mitad
Los pasaieros para : rancia. cualQuier parte de
Europa. pdeden Quedar l5 dias Iifgaterra 81 asi
GUSTAV vice versa los para lnglaterra pueden que
tendrn e privegio de yiajar el camino dc hie-ro
entire Cherbourg, Paris, Plymouth L0nGres, & una
rebaja de 10 pa los embareados este puerto.
EstA pIuhihido & los paSajeros, embarcando en
este puerto tomnr bietos sine casa dc los Agen
tes en- San Juan uerto-Rico. Sres. lltimer CO. 81
pasaje tornado d horde pagara 10 pa de recargc.
Adomas de los puertos mencionados arriba pue :
pahia, para los siguientcs puntoe: Antigua Barba-
das. Belize. Cartagena, Colon. Curacao Demerara
Dominica, Granada, Grey Town Jafmol. Jamaica
la Gaira. Martfnica, Pc crt-au Prince Puerto Lmon
Savanila. Saint Kits. Santa Lucia. San Vicente To-
bago sla de Trinidad.
So exigen ahora preeies modicos para los traspor-
tes de tabaco y cafe Europa.
Para pormenores sobre pasajes, hetes dom&s. d.
rigirse la Ageneia de la CompafIia.
La CompaGia aseGura toda clase de valores quo
en- sfsoIiyo metales preciosos joyas Sc embarduen
an los vapores de le tnea con destino Europa Ban
Thomas. Hahans. cuslQuiar otro punta de su ruta
-A1antee L6timer = ca.
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ilITIl BI VAP0REs EsPAI1LES
rFETIE LIVERPOOL Y PUERTO RICO.

log vapores P&erto-Rico. captain Izaguirre;
pOnre capiFan Pcrtuondoy MdvagaeE captain Clrion.
sopniran hacienda sus vlales como hnata aQul.
.saliendo de Liverpool el dia 20 de cada mes
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Hsy epecMdo
ssuren
pesard las anta aimiaci de
Iasu
tO dos nuesas
M
paato $ singer
Las Maqua g de Wilcox Gibbs garzaday