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u1HE MOST PRECIOUS OF GIFTS

n Health Is undeniably more precious gait tnali
riches, honor, or power. Who would exchange l.
for these, the chief objects OF human ambition! IL
IS obviously the part Of wisdom to employ means
for the preservation Of health and the prolonsal"n
Of life which time and experience have proved 10
he reliable Many Of the dangers by which health Is
threatened may be nullfed by the use of that most
Irresistible Of correcliyes and tonics, Hosetters
Stomach Bitters, which, by increasing vital power
and rendering the physical functions regular and
active, keeps the system in good working order and
protects 1t against disease. For constipation dyspep
sia nver-com plant, nervousness kidney and rheu-
matte ailments, 1t is Invaluable, and 1t affords a
sure defence against malarial fevers, besides re-
moving every trace OF such disease from the sys-
tenn. Half winegassful taken before meals i'm
proves the appetite and insures complete digestion
and assimilation. ~ up 9-Tu,Th&S&w
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The Columbus aud Hooking Valley Rail-
way Company recently held its annual
meeting. The reader understands that
these points are in OHIO. The report Of
the president shows the road is prosperous,
in spite OF the hard times. This Columbus
and Hooking Valley railway is that with
which the people of Gallipolis and Point
Pleasant contemplate forming connection,
intending to prolong the same eastwardly
by the Kanawha and James River valleys.
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EL1zABETHTowN, LEXINGTON AND BIG SAN
DY RoAD.-Lerinqton April ga meeting
OF the local Board Of Directors Of the Eliz
abethtown, Lexington and Big Sandy rail
road was held in this city to-day fol
the purpose Of considering proposition
from the L., C. and Lexington Railway
Company, now operating the Big Sandy, tc
repair that road from here to Mount Ster'
ling. The ownership OF the line is in dis
pute. Under the old charter it is claimed
by Mr.. Hunting ton and his associates, and
under more recent act OF the Kentucky
Legislature requiring the directors to
live in this State, and requiring all stock
voted to be paid UP, local board has been
organized, Of Representatives from the
counties of Fayette, Clark, Montgomery, and
the city OF Lexington, subscribers to the fund
for the construction Of the road. This board
also claims the ownership and direction Of
the Big Sandy. The dispute between the
two has been carried to the United States
Court, which has yet to decide the owner
ship. Meantime the line is operated by the
l., G. aud u. Company, at an annual rental
OF one-third OF its gross earnings, which is
paid into the hands OF the receiver, Mr.. Nc
Leod, at Louisville. This fund has accumu-
lated the amount OF s22, 900. Mr.. j. B. VIII
der appeared before the local board to adyo-
!. Gale the expenditure OF this amount in re,
pairs on the Big Sandy. He had obtained
the consent OF the New York board, but
he wanted the consent Of both claimants to
give sufficient authority for the work.
After discussion OF the matter by the di-
rectnrs, the application of Mr.. Wilder was
refused. TWAS argued that il the present
lessees canno. keep the road in repair,
they had better step out and let the counties
operate it. This argument was ,empha-
sized by resolution. The Board adjourned
to meet on the first Saturday in May, at u
o'clock 81. i ..:ss
The above is a telegram to the Cincinnati
Commercial. This city is interested in it,
as 1t relates to the projected road from
Louisville to Big Sandy, eight miles from
Huntington. It will be remembered that
years ago Mr.. HUNTINGTON, president OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, made an
effort to hasten the construction OF the Zen
lucky road. The counties were induced to
make liberal subscriptions to it, and an
agent, as it was understood, Of Dir. HUNT
INGToE, subscribed for liberal amount.
Money raised in the counties and corpora
tlons was employed in building thirty miles
or more Of railway, and this road has been
In operation by lessees for some time.
Those lessees having $4,000 for the COM
pany, Az y proposed that that sum be en-
pioyed in repairing the road. This propo-
.sitien is rejected BIZ the company, which
dolores that if the lsssees can't keep the
road In repair they should give I'D. their
4 lease and the read to the company. q &.
In tie aTtic1e aTatafl above a iIlsinn "A ma 10
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DRY GooBs.
CARDozo, FoURQUREAN & co.

now offer to their customers goods at prices low
er than ever before known even TO the oldest dry
goods men In the couDtry-some goods ranging far
lower than they were before the war. They have
the largest and most varied assortment OF
STRIPED AND CHECKED SILKS,
which are SO fashionable for the present season. at
astonishing low prices. They have made
BLACK SILKS and BLACK GOODS
specially for several years past and feel sssurtd
that no finer stock can he found to select FROM
SATIES-Black and Colore6;
BEoCADE and CAMELs-HAlR GREEADISE in
all the new shades;
FRENCH and FEATHERED BoURETTE,s-7ome.
thing entirely new and very handsome;
FRENCH and AMERICAN BUNTISG-all shades
and qualities.
A large lot OF LINEN sHEETING. from o.; %
1874, bought very cheap and Will be soid accord.
ingly:
PARASOLS.-Be sure and examiue our stock bccor.
buying.
COLORED HOSIERY for ladies and m!sscs-solI
and striped.
SPRING CLOTHS and CAssIMEREs for gentle.
men.
BRABAET LASES. nh 23-3m
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The mistake of John Jasper is that he
lives about two hundred and fifty years too
late. In Galileo's time he would have been
on the winning side, whereas now his once
orthodox opinions are received only with
derision by everybody but the Richmond
negroes. -PhiLQdeLphiQ TELEGRAPH.
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Immigration to Virginia has many warm
friends in Philadelphia, but find them all
down on our State on account OF the State
debt agitation. I The telegram sent to the
northern press, based on the Auditors
statement that Virginia was bankrupt"
has injured colonization greatly. Nobody
wants to 60 to bankrupt or dishonest State.
St. Amdreao an Philadelphia.
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ME- METHODIST SUNDAY.SCHOOL
SOCIETY.-The regular monthly meeting OF the
Methodist Sunday School Society Will be heid at
Union-Staf1on church SUNDAY AFTERNOON al 37a
O'Clock. Interesting addresses and other exercises
may be expected. A. l.. WEST, freSlaehl'
Charles p. Rddy, Secretary.
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DEATHS.

Died. at the residence Of her parents. No. 29O9
O'Clock ?. NJ, after brief illness. which she Bore
with Christian forttude, Ann ELlZABETH. ED
est daughter of D. ii. and NJ. A. Alley; aged seTen-
teen years. three months and six DAYS.
Her funeral will take place from Trinity enured
relatives and also the scholars of Trinity Sunday
school, are respectfully invited TO attend
Greensboro and Fayetteville IN. Cd papers VIII
please copy. .....
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MET THALHIMER BROTHERS HAVE

ng THALHIMER BROTHERS HAVE
just received their second supply Of SPRING and
SUMMER GOODS, and will exhibit on Monday and
during the entire week all the latest novelties in
DRESS GOODS, SILKS, MOURNING GOODS,
WHITE GOODS, PARASOLS, &c. For goods at
low prices read advertisement and give call.
Is pieces Dress Goods. from o to 50c.; Black and
Colored Silks ut all prices: Worstcd Fringes in all
shades and prices; Black silk Fringes 25c. to $3.50
yard-ca!l and see them; Black Alpacas-t very
cheap linc-16c. 10 81: Mourning Goods-some spc-
cial bargains; Black Grenadines very cheap-l2c.
to 81 White GoodS-a large variety at very low
prices: White Marseiiles and Honey comb Quilts ::
Curtain Lacrs and A1usins extra low; While and
Red Tablc-Damask, Napkins. Towels Sheetinss,
Bed Ticks, &c, very cheap.
PARASOLS. PARASOLS.
Having very large stock on hand and Wishing to
reduce me, we will offer from Monday entire
stock at extraordinary low prices DON'T fail to give
lis 4 call.
125 pieces CASSDfERES, TWEEDS. LINENS.
&C., for mems and boys wear, which we are selling
very cheap; also. Ga DOLMAN CLOTHS for chill
drel'S and ladies'S suits, from 75c. to 1925.
Our KID-GLOVE DEPARTMENT Is complete
in all shades OF Two and Thrcc-ISuto Gloves. The
best Glove in the city ut SOC. Call and them at
THALHlMER BROTHERS..
ap 10 6Ol Broad street.
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iFor the Dispatch.] $500.
* The Soufllsidc.
CUMBERLAND col

Isn't it time for we Southsiders to stop
talking about being so much out in the
cold 2 Haven't we an appreciative Gov
ernor? He has honored the Southside
with the appointment OF three C) commits
sioners to Paris, all of whom are perfectly
acceptable, and mot one OF them will call
on our oppressed aud tax-burdened peo-
pie ITO pay one dime for their expenses.
Buckingham will surely now be content,
having given q postmaster to Richmond md
sent a very worthy pub. functionary and
min. s5lets. to Paris. Rub, for Southside !!
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hgFIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street near Grace).-ReV.
w. C. ScHAEFFER win preach at IL A. NJ. and
7:45 P. 81. Subject at night, " Woinan-Her lnliu-
ence and Nfissiou."
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~ FIRST PREsB re RI A N
CHURCH-Rev t. L. PRESTON, D. D., win preach
at IL A. III. and p. NJ.
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NIT MONUMENTAL CD U r c H.
Morning service at II a. NJ. by the Rev. MIR. WIN
CHESTER. Of ST. James church, evening service
at AZ by The Rev. PIKE POWERS, OF St. Andrews
church.
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me- UNION STATIOF.-At IL O'Clock
A. II. Bishop D. S. DoGGETT; at O'Clock T. u.
the pastor, Rev. j. A. PROCTOR.
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~THE CHRISTIAN WOMEN'S
CITY MISSION, In connection With the Young
Mems Christian Association, will hold prayer
meeting at the Cld-Market ball at o'clock SUNDAY
AFTERNOON.
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~ UNION CHAPEL (Howard's GroVe).
Usual service In AFTERNOON ut 4 O'Clock, and
THURSDAY EVENING at7h O'Clock.
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!. ET THE ANNUAL MEETING. OF
THE BAPTIST sUNDAY-sCHooL AssoC1h-
TIoN will be held at the Second Baptist church
SUNDAY at 81 p. n. eo,-o.,,
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~ BROAD-sTREET METHODIST
CHURCH.-Rev. s. A. STEEL win preach al II A.
N. and p. 81.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A TTENTION, cd" COMP ANYs
N ICARRINGTON GUARD Assemble at q
the regimental armory THIS Saturday EVE
ned, for parade and target-practiCe. Every member
is expected to attend. BY order Captain RICHARD
NJ. TAYLOR. j. FENDAIL GhEGoh1,
an I3-lt+ ...- Orderly Sergeant
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g,gfTaL Ne,1aUEs.
p THE best BARtaAINs YET.
A LARGE ARRIVAL OF
H,mRr1RG .rpersss AND 1NsERrlNes
1917 AND 1919 MAIN STREET.

LEVY BROTHERS.,
1917 AND 1919 MAIN STREET.
HAMBURG EDGINGS at &C.;
HAMBURG EDGINGs at &c.;
HAMCURG EDGINGS at exc. worth 1Oc.;
HAMBURG EDGINGs at SIC. worth 12hc.;
HAMBURG EDGINGs Mt 1oc. worth 15c.;
HAMBURG EDGINGs at 1910. worth 20c.;
HAMBURG EDGTNGS at 15c. worth 25c.;
HAMBURG EDGINGS at zoe. worth 35c.;
HAMBURG EDGINGS at csc. worth soc.
The above nre the cheapest we have had yet SO Sc
cure what you want.
HAMBURG INsERT1NGs at 64c.;
HAMBURG INSERTINGS at &c.;
HAMBURG INSERTINGS ut 10c.;
HAMBURG INsERTINGs at 12Hc.;
HAMBURG INSERTINGS atl5c.;
HAMBURG INsERTINGs at 2Oc.;
HAMBURG ISSERTINGS at 25c.
extra fine muslin.
We have inst opened splendid assortment OF
COLORED HAMBURG
EMBROIDERED LINEN GALLONS.
for trimming suits, which we offer at one half the
cost ofimportatlon.
We now show thevery latest style Of
LADIES' BLACK SILK-LACE MITTS,
with long wrists and without fingers.
LADIES' BALBRIGGAN HOSE embroidered silk
clocks-the most elegant HOSIERY ever shown
in this city;
LADIES, MISSES. and GENTLEMEN'S
HOSIERY
in all the novelties of the season.
Our stock is really worth an inspection, and our
prices are particularly attractive. ...
LEVY BROTHERS,
apl2 lOl7 and 1919 Main street.
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- 5rfps1,l . apTIsT CHURCH

vFfRsT B APTIsT CHURCH
corner Twe,fth and Broad streets. REV. j. L.
SKI. CuaHY. D. 81. win preach on SUNDAY mt II
"a. NJ Oh Foreign Missions. DR.. WARREN She pas
tor, at N Pm
MrsECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
neT Main and sixth slreetsl.- Rey. HENRY NC
DONALD, D. D., viii preach on SUNDAY at Il 4.
nj. and 8 p. NJ. 80
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w RELIGIOUS SERVICES WILL BE
held TOMORROW Sunday as follows At aims
house chapel at 1 A. NJ and P. NJ; at Belle Isle
chapel at P. NJ; and at Old-Markct Hall at
NJ n
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ROOFS. SHOES. &c.

NEW STNLES-SPRlNG GOODS-sse
JUST OPENED, ! tN
New stock of GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS, go
SHOES, TIES, and SLIPPERS:
LADIES' BOOTS, TIES, SLIPPERS and Ht>.
kINS;
BOYS, MISSES. CIITLDREN'S, and INFANTS
BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS, &C., in every style
and color;
4 large stock of TRUNKS, VALlSES. SiTCIlELS.
BAGS. STRAPS, OEERGAlTERS. &c.
] cordially invite all IN want OF good article az
reasonable priSe 10 examine my stock ,.,,c,
apl2 Tenth and Main streets.
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GROCERIES,. &c.

DAVENPORT y NORRIS, Seventeenth
~ and Dock streets, Offer for sale
:. COFFEES-Rio, Laguayra, and Java;
SUGARS-Redncd. OF all grades; ~
MOGASSSS-Sew Orleans aud Porto Rico'
SYRUP-ENIra and common
BACON, LARD, CHEESE, SODA,
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
FLOUR. FISH. POWDER. &C
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uOME MANUFACTORI.
CEOCNERY. GLASSWARE. &c.
u ERIC Err ATORS.

REFRIGEEATORS Of all the most desirable
kinds, both with aud without WATER-tDDLLKS
warranted TO give satisfaction or they may b" n.
turned. Prices very low.
Mrs KNOWS CENTENNIAL FLUTING-MA-
CHIMES.
CLARk'S PATENT NURSERY SWING, WI!
trapeze aaachment-thc newest thing out.
Also, n full line Of CHINA. GLASSWARE, ~"
HOUSE-FURS!SHlNG GOODS. OF all the late:
designs, al popular prices. r. II. TAYLOR.
APPS l0ll Main street.
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DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.

$3.50 to SO per ream, at
- tho DIsPATCH PRINTING-HOUsE.
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we naa intended to publish no more
plans for paying the State debt by subscrip-
ton, but we cannot exclude the following:
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HAMBURG EDGINGS! HAMBURG EDGINGS =
The question Is settled that SYCLE BROTHERS
are selling HAMBURG EDGlNGS and IN
SETTINGS cheaper than any house in the city !;
HAMBURG EDGINGS from SC. 10 SOC. per yard;
Don't fail to look at our KID GLOVES;
CASS1MERES for Mems and Boys wear. We are
ready to axhibit the largest assortment ever
shown In the city, and At prices to suit the times.
Don't buy your CASSlMERES until you look at
SYCLE BROTHERS.,
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A full line OF BLACK CASHMERE at prices 10 -.
tonish everybody:
CASHMERE at zoe. worth 81:
CASHMERE at csc. worth IL .25:
CASHMERE ut 1925 worth $3.50:
BOMBAZINE and HENRIETTA CLOTH, GRAPE
CLOTHS, all-wool DELAINES, 1T prices less
than ever sold IN the city before.
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LA PEQUElA AN7ILLA.
Gran Fabrica montada a! rapor
DE AGUAS
GASEOS0. .MEDICINALN Y DE PLACER.

Alentado por la creciente y decidida
protection que ell p1blico todo de esta
Isla viene dispensandome desde la ms
talacion de esta industrial en- esta cap;-
tai, me obllga & no omitir medic alguno
de cuantos esten mi alcance para per-
feccionar simplifcando a la vez todos
los preparados. Con tai objeto he ad-
quirido todas las maquinas, aparatos y
utensilios con que contaba LA DEIICIo-
sA teniendo la seguridad de que ell p1-
blico sabra apreciar en- 10 que Sc mere
ce este esfuerzo, Y seguira honrando ca
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BUEN NEGOCIO.

Sc vende 6 hipoteca una magnffica estanca,
con cen cuerdas de terra de sobre vega en- la
Jurisdiction de Toa-alta, barrio de Pima. Tie
ne cncuenta cuerdas cercadas, para crianza
de ganado suelto, superior paste, buenos mon
tes, 1900 palos dc china, u palmas de cocos
1000 palmas de yaguas para criar cerdos, bue-
nos chiqueros para i'd, 4cuerdas de cafe. una
gran casa de vivienda de magnffcas duras ma
derrs deli pals intnidad de arboles frutales de
todas classes, con un buen camino carretero
Sc vende en- 5000 pesos Sc hipoteca en- 1000
por un aio.
Dirigirsc para mas pormenores Ia calle de
Ia Cruz mum. rs, esquina a la del Sol, Capital
HtR 20mzo,
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INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA,
Tarifa para dinero.

Idem mas de 5000. 00..................,.. "a p9
lnglaterra trancla. Observation-Disclosures. q p9S
al regresar el vapor de la Habana tocara en-
Puerto Plata.
Sc expenden billetes de retorno para tres moses
con una rebala de Is pa buene por un ano para los
yiaes trasatlantieos seis para las Antillas
Sc hace rebala de sexto los tipos estabeci
dos en- favor de las famaS pero solo en- los casoS
en- que ell 1mporte del pasale. 81 carga totali
dad Dor oda la familia fuere gual al importe total
III termino famllia. solo comprende los padres, sus
hijos sus criadoS la rebaja SO hara las per-
sonas que tomen billetes de retorno. a pasajeres
que tomen bietes los precios mas baios para des-
de Europa.
Los nihos menes do anos. uno gratis. de 8 q la
cuarta parte, de II la mitad.
Los paSajeros para Francia, cualQuier parte de
Europa pueden Quedar 10 dias en- Inglaterra 81 asi
gustav vice versa los para Inglaterra pueden que
dar en- Francia. Les pasajeros por estos yapores
tendran e privegio de yajar en- 81 camino de hero
entire Cnerbourg. Paris, Plymouth y Londres & una
reD0la de 10 p1S los embarcadOS este puerto.
Esta prohtbide Q los pasajeros, embarcando on
este puerto tomar blletes sno casa de los Agen-
tes en- Ban Juan PueTto-Rico, Sres Latimer Co: oil
paSaJe tomado a 0ordo pagtra 10 p$S de recargo
Ademas de los puertos mencionados arriba pue-
den oDtenerSe passages por los vapores de esa Com
paf1a, para los Slgu1entes puntos: Antigua Barba-
das Belize, Cartagcna, Colon. Curacao Demerara
Dominica, Granada, Grey Town, Jacmel Jamaica
Savanla, Saint Kits, Santa Lucia San Vicente To
bago isla de Trinidad.
Sc eKigen Hhora precios m6dicos para los traspor-
ties de tabaeo caf6 q Europa.
Para pormenores sobre pasajes. hetes demas, di-
rigirse q Ia Ageneia de la Compaiiia.
en- effective, meales preeiosos joyas se embarquen
on los vaporeS de la Inca destino Eurepa San
Thomas. Hahana. 8 cualquier otrO puutO de su ruta
-Aeentee L6ttmsr - Co.
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da vez mas con su confanza esta casa.
Para mayor garantia de los facultati-
vos asi como de los enfermos, ccntin1a
siempre encargado de los preparados
medicinales ell professor en- Farmacia de
la Universidad de Madrid ID. Geronimo
Robredo, cuyo nombre inteligencia en-
estos trabajos son va conocidos en- esta
capital.
Para mas pormenores y precios en-
tenderse con d. Teodoro Taul6 en- u
misma Fabrica. - TETUAN d. . Rasail
Puerto Rico, enero 13 de 1878. a'iss
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GRAN CONEDOR DBL HOTEL SAN Juan.
15.. FORTALEZA, Is.

Debidamente decorado este hermosfsimo Co
medor que sin disputa hoy " imitacion DO los
que correspondent los Hoteles de Europa,
puede lamarse ell primero de Ia Isla, su tlueRSs
tiene 81 gusto de ofrecer de nuevo 81 referido
establecimlento despues de las reformas esl
el introducidas
Habitacioiaes tsescas y aseadas; para fsss,ai-
ds IN sercicio especial; sitstaeion aleI Hotel n
mas cent1'ico de estd capital "A toaas hoyas
bdiaos al placer
El propiesario- ENRIQUE SAN MILAN.
hasta II de Abri.
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UN JUEGO DE- ARNES,
DE VENTA EN- Ell ALMACEN DE
PEDRO VIDAL,
San JUsTo II.
GRAN BARATILLO EN- Ell MISMO


Botas para sehoras nihas, enaguas borda-
das, medias para senoras niflas, ligas para
i'd, trencillas de seda, lana algodon para
adornos, iecos de seda, de colores negros,
corses para seforas y niiias, eneajes antolares
y puntillas cinta trpa de polio, flores artificial
les caidos, botones para batas demas ma
riposas de noche.
PARA HOMBRES
Sombreros de castor para caballeros nilos,
medias para i'd id, camisas de hlo de algo-
don para id i'd, corbatas, cuellos puhos, pa
raguas y bastones
CAMAS DE HIERR0.
De una persona, para matrimonios y para
ninos.
PERFUMERTA
Jabones crema de oriza, velutine, esencias,
ETC., y otros articulos dificiles de enumerar,
Hta "a mar.
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En- la escuela superior y colegio de la Con-
cepcon de esta ciudad sc adnriten hasta doce
pupilos, tanto para cursar la instruction pri-
maria elemental y SUPERIOR como la secunda-
ria de adorno
Ell local reune las mejores condolences para
ell objeto, pudiendo convencerse de clio los pa
dres de familia que Sc dignen visitar ell esta-
blecimiento.
Precios sumamente m0dicos. Glasses de in
giles, teneduria de libros, dihujo, latin gim-
nasia, gratis para los pupilos.
Ponce, mario l3 de 1078.-FRANoIsCo Cor
TES
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-17

ExcepclOu6S uC IA cVUA0VAOn0 e0A ho'
A-Ninos. de & II amos de edad pagan la mitad
AL tino oue los adultos nios de amos de edad.
apan Ia cuarta parte del pasaje de un adulto nhos
aa m6nos de amos. gratis.
n -Criadas que ocupan camar0teS y t0man suG
eomidas sean en- e salon de las damas sea en- La ca
mara de sus amos. pagan dos terceras parties del
Desaje de primera cAmara: crlados seran eoloeades
en- Ia segunda eamara-
C-Pasaieros de primera camara que deseen el
so exclusive de camara satisfaran dos veces el
ii Pasajeros que hagan ell viaje Europa por
afns vanores dos veces dentro del termino de doce
meses gozaran de una rebaja de 10 pa Sobre ei i'm
Dorte del segundo billete al tomario.
E-Pasajeros que tomen billete de primera CANA
"a de ida vuelta Europa o vce-yersa. goaran de
rebaa de % p.% sobre Ell mporte del pasale, que
49,, al servicio de la lfnea de Hamburger. Billetes
Straotgs para puertos allende de Panama. seran
nanddd,s con las rebajas de costumbre que suelen
1oneedar ,as lineas de e0nexion por las cuales el
trasporte sea efectuado.
AIN a lie estos. como los demas puedan transferirse
Ofra persona 1x.4, ,.o,ta s,t.c 81 .; -,
tahiAeido nuese hara en- favor de famlllas soamen-
- an caos aue 81 importe del pAele Isl Iuese carga-
a sin raha;s para todos los fndEduOR de la familial
Heoara Al i'm porte del pasaie de cualFo adultos.
AZ eomprende una familia padres, MUGS eFiados
NO se hace rebaia persona que tonne Dllete de ida
vuelta.
Para mas pormenores dirigirse en- Aguadilla, se-
Noras Silva Ferrar Co.-En MayRguez. Sres. Hei6e,
Kraemer Co.-En Ponce. Sres. Schroeder Co.-En
San Juan de Puerto Rico
FEDDERsEN WILLINK 4 CO
San Juan Dc Puerto Rico. agesto de- 1877.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-17
Vapor Manaela" captain Villldml.
V1AJK PuRRTo-RIco PoR EL SUR DE SASTo DOMINGO
snauN Ell sIauIESTE ITINERARIo.
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REFORM O /.
cnNsIGNATARIos.

Nuryrras Sres. d. P. s. Dolz Comp.-GIBARA
eueesores de Silva, Rodriguez Comp.-BARAcoA, L.
Alayo y Comp.-CUBA. Sres. s. y L. Ros Comp
SINTo nONINGo Sr. D. Juan Pou.-MAYAGnEz Don
min nBernedo.-AouADIIL.AS Sres. Amell, Julia Cf-
PuRRro- RICO, Sres. Iriarte Hsrmano de Caracena
v DETERMINATIONS. Sres Lamb Comp.