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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-04-12

where idleness is regarded, as d
should lfp, as crime, stamps TIM
colonization scheme as tie lnoSt
foul and gigantic cTime OF Witch
even the republican party has heel
guilty in its lnutl-muthed and al
ways living professions nt sympathy
for the r0lorpd race. Tie freed
mans Bank swindle was a virtue
III comparison.
! Meanwhile. with Il tlevilisl ingen.
uity existing nowhere outside vi
/ the republican, party, the republican
leaders and the republican press
are endcavorin9 to mask their reul
purpose in this colonization scheme,
aud To furnish political capital for
tlre next campaign. by pretending
that this negro exodus is Il purely
voluntary one on the part III the
c0lored penple, and that they are
going north tn escape political per
secutiOn III the south! Already
c6lored republican, preachers and
leaders in Louisiana are holding
meetings and neutrality-suspicious.
expressive Of their deep regret ~
that the alarming situation {? Of
their cOlOred bretilreniin north Lon
iSiana has prompted them TO flee to
the north for safety! Within three
years the world will know that the
negro emigramtS from Louisiana
have been induced by white repub
lican .knaveS to flee to certain de
structiOn, and history will record
another proof that the tender mer
cieS Of the republican party are
cruel.
The white people of Louisiana,
in the near future, can only be ben
Gifted 10y this negro exodus. but it
will be Il sad fate for the culored
man if he is always to he ground
between the upper and neither mill
stones Of radical villainy.
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T'isp Negro Ezotlus.
A LOUISIANA rDELTGATInE VISIT WASHING
TON or Thu SUBJECT.
lCincinnati Commercia! /

. Washington, April 4.-Judge
/ Judeiing, q nittive nj Louisiana,
and recently republican cnndidate
fnr Congress III that State. arrived
lteYe IL, dry with gevPraisotber gen
tIemen. III heat of excitement
about tnp exodus of cDlurpd pBnple
frnm the South. They rppolt that
thev are leaving Louisiana bv
thousands. and that she fever oil
arnirrHtion is such thut every ne
GRO that cam rHl9e money enough
bv sale nj lis mule OF household
aUnds TO pay pnssnue II pettlnE
ready to start. Judge IIudeiing
sinks that uIliess something is
done 10 stnp the movement there
will he no lnEI0rers Ill, Louisiana tn
work plantaiiulls this summer. He
saws emigration has taken the
shape Of stampede, and colored
families 20 like sheep, without any
idea where they are going to stop
or what they ure going to do. They
have got the notion that Govern
ment has set aside a large tract of
land in Kansas for their bauetit,
that houses are ready for them,
and all they have TO do is to get
there. The situation has become SO
serious that planters are alarmed,
and the Governor has been asked
to convene the Legislature in spe-
oial session to enact IL law prohIb-
ltirg steamboat companies from
carrying negroes away from the
S ate.
A National Immigration Aid
Society has been organized here
by benevolent people for the pur-
pose of aiding the ernigrfpts, find
ing them homes, and otherwise as-
sisting tile needy. His aid society
NIT ut the residehce Of Senator
Window this evening.
Gen. Conway, OF PhiIndeEpliia,
who WAS connected with the Freed
mau's Burenu, and vino has been
sent by II similar aid society Or
ganized IN Philadelphia to St
Louis, stopped here to-liight. and
attended theru+et1ng ttt Nludom =.
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Il HeSs Railroad.
GCorrespondent Galveston News

ICorrespondent Galveston News
Houston, April 4 A French
capitalist, Baron de Pardouit. from
Paris, has been in TeHac Tor the
past three weeks, seeking an iU-
vestmerh us agent, for party Of
capitalists organized in France
His presence aud mission here
have been kept sab a'osa, uDtiI the
announcements was made in the
Austin Statesman that the ibaron,
IL company with Col. j. Ct. Tracy,
Of this city, Were in the capital Try
ing to procure charter for new
railroad, projected between Huus-
ton and Sabine pass. Your cor
Respondent called upon the baron
this morning, and FROM him learned
that the eharterhad been procured
for the construction Of a narrow
guage road hetween the points
me,tioped, and that Che COMPANY
which he represents have also in
terest4d themselves in the western
narrow guage, the completion Of
which road viii commence on June
i. The baron, for s1ne reason,
refuses to give full details of his
Investment just now, but promises
to make them public in a few days.
Lit rs known to your correspondent
chat tue new company has already
been organized with Houston men,
and that a large amount of money
has already been drawn for the
survey, etc.
Baron de Pardouit leaves Hous-
ton in q few days for Paris, to
make report of his labors, and,
should the association which he
represents, inaorse fully the step
he has already taken, it is presum-
able the work will so on immedi-
ately. and Houston be made the
terminus of the tenth railroad, the
last,eonnecting iSlmmediately with
Sabine pass which, it is thought
by parties Interested, will be made
a direct outlet to the European
continent, as q port accessible to
foreign steamers.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-04-12

lN. 0. Democrat, 9th inst. I

IN W. A1pihpC1AA, JGil 1ilSI.
Yesterday morning at y o'clock
Judge Woods took the bench in
the United States Circuit Court
and called OPP the Tensas case.
HE room was erowdedmith Jurors
and Witnesses and there was hard
ly accommodation for those pres.
ent.
As soon as the case was called
United States District ATTORNEY
Leonard arose and stated that he
would move the continuance of the.
case until next fall. He Said that
the attorneys for the defense ae-
guessed IN the motion. Judge.
Moods then granted the order.
III rs reported that this motion
was made 10 pursuance of orders
received from Washington. In
deed, the movement of the District
Attorney caused no little excite
meut ln The building. aud the big
wigs held q private meeting over
the matter. They don't like the
way things are going. Another
report is that Mr.. Leanara didn't
like the complexion of the Jury
panel, and saw no hope of thut
conviction he WAS SO bent on.
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TeIessa Fssic Brexities.
Desperate Figsaf-FIive Men
Killed.
Epetial Telegram IL the Galveston New,

Epedia Telegram u the Galveston Neus
Dallas, April 2-The CORES,
pondeDt OF the Commercial. NJ
StepbRnville, Brath county, sends
the particulars of terrible shoot.
ing affray which occurred near that
place on March 30. A writ for fl,u
arrest of one Hisiaday, Tor carrt-
Ing concealed weapons, was lssued.
Rasse, Keith, Robertson aud nfbz
erB attempted the arrest. The
three named were killed, and thraa
others wounded. Another finbs
followed aud two others were killed
The sheriff and 1rpsse lett for ths
scene, and bloody times are ,ey4
pected. Gr"at excitement prevails.
A man who just arrived from the
scene for help confirms the renort
of the second fight. Five collins
have been ordered. Halalay and
his gang are surrounded on Flat
creek, i'll Il barricaded bonse. and
nave Il large number of friends
backing them. The gang have
whipped out all attempts to take,
them by storm. Fiat creek liz ll,ree
miles west Of StepheuviIle.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-04-12

YESTERDAY, the Greeubackers in
Congress joined III the great poiit-
ical debate relative to tue right Of
the Federal government to station
troops at the polls on eit elton day
and Interfere in the elections.
Messts. Weaver, De la Matyr,
Wright, Jones, of Texas. aud other
Greelibackers, addressed Congress
on this great question. The BE-
puhlicans have been teiicitutiug
themselves for some time past over
the fact chart fine Gree nhac!; ers,
wonId oppose the plan proposed
br the DrmocIafic caucuS of tack
ing the repeal Of the Federal elec-
ton laws on to the appropriation
bills. but they had little cause to
reiolce oyel the speeches of these
gentlemen. Of course, they held
mp their own little party rs the
Gully party that could save the
ouutry, aud even declared the
manner in which the Democrats
proposed to repeal these uucop,
stitutional laws nnwise; but, OF
the great points Of the uncoustitu.
tionaiity, Injustice and sectional.
ism OF the Federal election laws
and the absolute necessity Of tlren
repeal, they took as firm and "a,
determined ii stand as any Demo.
cfat in Congress. The Republicans
have little comfort to derive from
the Greenhack speeches made yes
tefday III Congtess.-S. o. Demo
ciat, 9th inst.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-04-12

Yesterday afternoon Madame
Patterson Bonaparte, relic OF ,Je-
rome Bonaparte, brother of Napo-
leon and King of Westphalia, died
in Baltimore at the advanced age
IF ninety-six. The story OF her
marriage is doubtless known to all
Americans. Miss Patterson was a
Baltimore belle who encountered
jerome Bonapafte, then Il captain
in the French navy, in 1903, aud
married him. NapdleonIhad other
designs for his brother, and when
the latter returned home refused
to recoguize the marriage, and in
sisted npon his marriage with a
German princess, ito which Jerome,
liter some resistance, consented.
notwithstanding her bad treat
tnieut, Mrs. Patterson Bonaparte
had great reverence for the Ma
poleons. She ,endeavored to have
her marriage declared Legitimate
aud proper in France, but 10 this
she failed, although the French
eonrt pronounced her son legiti-
mate.-&. o. Democrat, 9Th inst.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-04-12

Socks, . cents per pair and up
wards: Shirts, - cents: hats for %
cents; calico, 90 yards fon Fl; ladies'
cloth and leather shoes, 81; mems
lrogans, 81, etc, etc, at j. W.
BRYAN & Co.'s.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-04-12

Trimhle eonnty(Ken aeky) Jail
has not had an oeenpaut for six
molhhs. Trimble is the.most solid
" democratic county in the State.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-04-12

Mutually bear for, and for1bear
with each other, is the great secret
of happiness.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-04-12

The prospect for lively summer
business isgtite good, AZ work il
commenced on the Railroad. NOm
merchants have anticipated the in.
creased needs Vt the community,
and goods are cheap. j. w. BRYAN
~ Co., especially have a heay,
stock of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Dry
Goods, Furnishing Goods, Notions,
Groceries, in fact everything that
is needed, at lowerjpfices than were
ever sold 10 this place.
Bee advertisement If shefiif's sale Of
town pfopesty, ontwelve mouths credit.
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Death of Madame Bomapalse

Baltimore, April 4.-Madnme
Elizabeth Patterson Bonapalte
died this afternoon.
Since Tuesday last she had been
unconscious, and was kept ,slive l,v
stimnlants. There We're present ut
her deathbed her physician, DR. +.
j. MacKenzie, her erandsonS, Col.
jerome Napoleon and Charles Jo-
seph Bonaparte, Mrs. George Pat
tetson, widow of her brother, the
late George Patterson, and Mrs.
Clark, a relative, who has been her
faithful attendant and nurse for
Che past ten Years or more. She
has an estate valued at 81 500, 900.
The deceased was 80 wears old.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-04-12

AS some OF ON feaderS may not
fully understand why Congress is
called IN extra session, we will state
that at the last regular session the
democratic House Of Representa-
tives inserted in the general apprO-
lriati0n bill clause practically re
pesiling the law Of Congress pfo,
Nldlng for the presence and use of
U.S. troops at elections. The re
publican Senate refused to concur
III this feature Of the appropriation
bill, and so the last Congress failed
~ make appropriations Of money
for defraSlng the expenses OF the
government, and All extra session
become necessary for that purpose.
Iii the extra session, now being
held, both houses OF Congress are
deIn0cfatic. They willgpass theme.
cessary appropriation bill, with the
same practical repeal Of the odious
election laws as before, and the
acting President will sign the bill
The issue in Congress is simply
whether we shall have l,ayonets 81
ballots at our future elections. II
is Il perfectly safe issue for the de
mocfats i'll Congress to make before
the people.
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yellow Fever ON Governments.
rfpa Efassr,

Boston, April 4.-The Uniteds
States steamship Plymouth, Capt.
Harmony, which left Boston Mareb
Is, for d cruise to the West Iudiee.
has returned to Vineyard sound,
ON account aF two .cahe8 of yellow
fever ACQUIRING Oh board when
about 300 1ulies southeast of Ber-
nIuda islands The ship I,ad been
III Boston during the winter, and
rs she had come from THE West
Indies last autumn, with pe,Ilnw fe-
ver CD board, she had been frsrz,.n
out and fumigated. Az she llaa
not called III any port since lenving
Boston, this development showed
that the germs Of yellow fever std
existed lii her, aud she headed
north, being deemed, un{,er the
circumstances, nDtit for cruising in
the tropics. On March 81. when
less Shan 100 miles south ri Mar-
tina s Vineyard, She met With very
heavy gale from The nortkeaAt.
One boat was lost, lower etuadnr
sails blown away, and the ves. 4
leaked considerably through ltr
upper works, bot the next day the
wind shifted aud the weather h.
came better. In this g#se Peter
Eaean, hoatsw'cltt's mate, wae l,u-
riea. huving died of yalIo~ f.,wr
Oh the previous day. On April 2
she anchored ut Nobskn point,
Vineyard sound, where she awaits
orders from the navy department.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-04-12

Twelve bushels seed field peas
for sale, by D.. w. Bryan & Go.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-04-12

DrF Rail Work Gum
meuced at Lake Charles.

Last "Wednesday t3ol. L. Adams.
general manager Of tine Louisiana
Western Raiirgsii. arrived iielP,
with his son Charles Il. Adams,
VIM. Ylict. Capt. P0l,e. ;IrItl rtiIei7s
connected with tlc 1pad. and work
0n the road at tEliS point. amt east
aud west of Lake Charles, com
ineleed the next day. April 10th.
There are HON here about ID Ia
ltOrefTs, - Wagons. Ito mules, and
the steam tug Alert No., with two
i,arges, with trucks for ten collatr1tc
fiOn ears. and part Of fifty car ioat!S
oi "A general outfit Of railroad ma
1crisll. provisions fol i;ibOrerS, hay
and corn fOr miles, etc, etc. The
Alert No. . will at once return to
Orange Tor the remainder OF this
material and these supplies. Ihlr-
ty-Six construction ears are here
and at Orange, and the six miles
Of the road from Orange to the sd
ljine river will be finished this
mouth. 200,ODO cr0Ss-ties, 10 be
sawed here and ut Orange, are con
tracted for, and will be sufficient
for about two-thirds OF the distance
from Orange to NermiiiOnville. II,
900 tons OF steel rails, spikes, fish
bars, etc, will he forwarded from
Troy, n. ", and 300 tons Of this
material are now Oh the way here.
Three locomotives. one Of them
for Lake Charles, We're ordered by
telegraph last Thursday night.
Col. Adams has commenced work
promptly and vigorously, and the
road illbe pushed forward to cUIn-
pletiOn without delay. Iie is stop
J,ing, with his party, including
Judge Parkerson and Mr.. Rayne.
at the Haskell House, and will
make Ills headquarters at Lake
Charles until the road is finished.
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lIBROS DE- TlX70 Para las lsCllLli..

En- 10 imprenta del BoLErN hay de yeatalos
siguientes:
Libro de los Niiios por Martinez de- Ia Rosa,
Juanito por Torrente Fabulas de SatnaniegO.
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mercio por Canseco, Gnia del Artesaho por
Paluzie, Geometria por Vallin, Agrimensnrs
por Verdejo, Geografa por Paluzie, Historic
de ESpana por Ibo Alfaro, Historic Natural
d. FabuIas de Esopo, SamaniegO 8 Iriarte, jr.
guetes y travesuras, Floresdel cielo, Los rllifos
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la virtud, Biografia infantil Cuent0s de HadaS,
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Papel de IturZaeta, Libro de matriculs Y cla.
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Pasqjes trasatlantieos.
De este puerto Santander y St Nazaire,
1sdels q de II 3s-de l: Entreruente.
5000 STA $3.50 800
il montante de pasajes de fetes es pagade-
ro en- orc americana 8 su equival ente en- mon
al corriente con 81 5 p% de aumento.
CONCESIONES
Sc expiden pasajes de ida y vuelta ca los
Wales intercoloniales, validos por dos Eeses
con nm l5p% de rebaja, y enlos trasatl4ntlcos
yalidos por doce meses con un 70 p% &c re-
baa. (, 49,,
tante de cuatro pasajes de Camara Sc hara una
feIsSs 9es nos liz q meRorea de amos gratis de sas
Ia cnarta parte, s;de 4: II la mitad, Y de doce
cnmnlidos pagaran pasaje entero. Ouando una
famllia tenga varios ninos, memories Gle amos,
solo uno de ellos ira gratis; los demas pagaran
cuarta parte de pasaje.
los criados yarones pagaran el precio fiado
nara los pasajes de entire puente, las muIeres
iEns E dos tercios del pasaje tOmadas por sus amas.
Para mas detales, dirgirkea 8
AE1ER
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II oAMARA.
TariIa para dinero.

intercoontal bal0 dc $o003. p%
Idem mas u5 $5UoU.. .........r.... y pa
Lnglarerra Erancla. --................... u D%s
Los Vapores Trasatlanticos tocan sn Plymouth
Jhebours " southampton. En esta agelcia SO OK.
plden paSdles directoS Dara Paris.
SO expenden bllleteS de ida vuelta para DaSa-
eS lntercolonlaleS IrasatlaL ucos Dor meSes un
ano respectlvamente con una roDaJa dol 25 p. %.
PASAJES DE FAMILlAS.- Toda fanalia COM
pueStA ae mas personals cuy0 paSale Transatlantic
60 cOmponga el valor dc cuatro Dasajes enueros
tiene derecho q la reDaja do Una se&Ca Darte del
moAtante del DaSaje. EntlendaSe Dor tamla los pa
dres, hiios cLIadoS. Esta reduction NO uene lu
Los ninOs tnen9S ue amos. uAO gratis, dc 3 la
suarta parte, de IL Ia mitad.
LOS paSajerOs para sranclfi. o cualQuter parte de
Europa pueden Quedar Is d1aS On Inglaterra 81 asi
GUSTAV, vice los para inslaJ5rra pueden QUE
jar en Francia. A4oS paSaloro5 Dor eStoS vapores
toIlran e priyisglo de Ylaar On e canno de nlerro
entire Uherbourg. Paris. Plymouth L5ndres. 4 una
robala dc Up% los ena9&rcauos on este puerto.
Esta prohib1do !. los psssa1eroS. enbarcaRdo Oh
este puerto tomRr ptlieteS sIno en casa dc LOS Ayen
tes en- san Juan Puerro-R Rco. Sr6s Latlner C9: el
3aSaje tomato q eQce@ Daasira ~ Pc 16 r6carGo.
AdomaS de los pu9rtoS ui0nc1onad9S arflba, pue-
den obtenerSS PASSAGES por los Yap0reS de eSra Uom
pa1lia, pAra los GdenteS puntoS: Antigua. Barba-
das Seize, CArraena Oolou, OurAzao, D0lnerara,
Dominica, Granada. Grey Town. JacmSl, jamaica.
ID Gaira. MaEunlea. Prince, Puerto L1mon.
Savanila saint Kits. Santa Lucia san Vicente. To-
batyo isia de Trinidad.
So exigen ahora Urecl0s nl0dicoS para los tra5por
tes de taoaco cafe d Europa.
Para pormenores sobre p2sajes aetes demas, di-
ri0irse la Agsnca do la UompanIa
La oompanla asegura toda ciase de valores que
en- efOctvo. rnetaios precioses 3oyas SO embarquen
on los vapores do IL linea con desIne Eurepa. san
Axearas Latimer & Go.
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L!sgadas. saIIdas.

Con este nuevo itinerario quedara esta Inca
en- conexion en- s. Thomas los dias 4 y 25 con la
Inca de St Nazaire y los vapores que hacen ell
Intercolonial de Trinidad, Cardpano, Cumana,
Barcelona, (VS) Jackmel, Puerto Principe,
Santiago de Cuba y Kingston.
Para mas informes dirigirse a
Ldtinler q Co., Agentes.
San Juan, P. R., mayo de 1879.
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Cuadros al cronQ0.

En- la imprenta del BoLETIN Sc acaba de re-
cibir un gran surtido de cuadros oleo-
litografcos, copias de los grandes maestros
de pintura, hechas con la misma perfeccior
que al 6leo, representando bellisimos pai-
safes, marinas, escenas de la tamilia, perso-
najes celebres, santos, al Papa reinante y a
Pic TX, flores, plantas, animales domesticos,
etc. Hay cuadros de todas classes probes pa
ra sala desde 33x2O pulgad ~ ven
den desde cinco centavos a aSr%~lG
Hay tambien cromitos para escl S& $3.50
ell ciento.
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Idem de marcar ropa, negra y de co.
lor.
CortaplumAs fnos y ordinarios.
Brooches de metal para sujetar pape'
les.
Caias de matematicas. .
Estuches de idem para bolsillo.
Caias de colores de 10 y "a pastil|as
Plumas de acero en- cajas y medias
cajas. .
Reglas cuadradas, redondas y octo
gonas de Is pulgadas largo.
Medallas para premios plateadas J
doradas. .'
Libros de luio para premios. Surti
do complete de- libros para escuelas.
Tinteros de todas classes y tamanos
Complete surtido de articulos de es
critorio. t
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Para eScu9laS.

En- la Imprenta del BoLErN hay constante-
mente un gran surtido de ibros de texto dc.
mas efectos para escuelas. El Catecis,nO hSs.
1''ico Historic sagrada, de Heury 90 vends
desde hoy 10 cts. ejemplar y q un peso Il do.
neca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-10

siguientes:
Lapices Faber mum. al 5.
Cuadernos de Adler para aprender q
escribir.
Collection completa de imagenes des-
de 81 tamano mas pequeno para libros
de misa hasta folio mayor.
Cromos para albums.
Minas de repuesto para lapiceros.
Carteras de bolsillo con pizarras.
Papel de cartas de todas classes y ta-:
mano.
Idem en- cajitas con sus sobres.
Sobres de todas classes.
Limpia plumas de pano con fguras
diferentes classes y tamanos.
Mojadores para copiar cartas, dife-
rentes modelos.
Tinta negra, violeta y carmin para
escribir, en- potes, botellas y canecas.
Tinta para sellar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-10
Taller de encaadernacion.

En- la imprenta del BoLET1N Sc ACADIA de
montar un' completfsimO TALLER DE EN-
OUADERNACION con maquinas y materiales
nuevos, dirigido por un habl maestro del ar
te venido de Europa. Sc hacen, pues, desde
hoy toda clase de trabajos de encuadernacion
tan perfectos como en- ell extranjero, desde los
demas iniesse hasta los mas sencillos