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OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTOM.


VIM. Mount was released from custody
to-day.
Mike Bolan has postponed his wedding
until cold weather.
Louie, the Youngest Child of Mr.. Chas.
Tranter, is dangerously lilo
Col. Frank Mead is going to start Frog
Opera in the ond on 18th and Lee streets.
The counters, shelving showcases. ETC.,
at So East Ninth street, Covington, are for
sale.
Mr.. Dave O'Neil is home from the West
and reports the Covington boys as doing
we'll
Anton Monkedick and Miss Lizzie
Koldi, were married last night at st.
Joseph's Church.
sebastion Speicher and Magdalina viii.
ner, were married by Esquire Duyenick.
Herr John BolIinger acted as usher.
The q. s. Grand Jury reported an in.
dictment against s. H. Adams, of Boyd
County, for passing counterfeit money.
TIE members of the Ancient Order ol
Hibernians hold an important meeting al
Fechter's Hall tonight at eight O'clock.
KNOTT So.-The runior that Mrs. Aman
da Knott had fallen FROM the Main-streeI
ferry-boat and drowned lacks foundation
The rumor was evidently circulated fol
some maliciors intent.
LICENSED TO LovE.-John B. Roetkin
aged rs, and Anna Dressman, aged "a; Jas
Grady, aged 80, and Kate A. Murray, aget
26; Alex. Dunlap, aged 30. and Mury Glib
! son, aged 81; Herman Dickman, aged %
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COLUMBUS.

STATE BOARD OF CHARITIEs-BoARD OF AGRI-
cuLTURE-PooF. MENDENHALL, ETC.
National Associated Press to the Star
COLUMBUS, O., May 16.-The State Board
of Charities postponed the investigation OF
DR.. Firestone, Superintendent Of the Cen.
trail Asylum, on account of the absence OF
John w. Andrews, local member OF the
Board.
The Auditors of intersected counties ap-
praised the Ohio Central Railroad at S., 600
per mile for the main track and $1,000 for
sidings.
The State Board of Agriculture elected
W. l. Chamberlain, of Summit County,
Secretary, vice JOS. W. Fleming, resigned.
Fleming will at END to the fair branch and
the new Secretary will manage the scien
tific department.
Prof. Mendenhall has written from Japan
his acceptance of the Chair of Physics al
the Agricultural College. He is now Pro
fessor in the Imperial University, Toxic,
Japan.
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river has been identified as that of Peter
Johannus, of Meridian street He had been
insane, and in ct Of despondency COM
mitted suicide by walking into the water
and drowning himself the latter part OF
February.
Last night while Officer ]. 8. Bechtel, Of
Crone's Garden Theater, was standing In
front of the building,a young desperad"
named Moses came up and without any
provocation deliberately pulled out pis'
tol and commenced firing at Bechtel, emp
tying four charges of the pistol, resulting
only In two flesh wounds to BechteL Moses
is in iail now.
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KENTUCK KNICKKNACKS.
Specially Collected in the Corncracker
i.- Commonwealth.

Specials to the Star.
MT. STERLING, May l2-Last night the
business house belonging to B. T. Cockren
and occupied by J. Klap as clothing
house, was damaged by fire. which origi-
mated in the cellar.
SoMERsxr, May 12-Miller Gilpin, the
murderer of Givens. has been captured.
and is now in jail at this place. The Gov
ernor had offered reward of $3.50 for his
delivery to the Jailer of this county.
NASHVILLE, May 12.-Last night band
of masked men went to the house of Glenn
ent Kimbrough, colored Baptist preach
er, living on Third street, in the First
Ward, with the intention of hanging him,
but he escaped. Kimbrough was recently
pardoned from the Penitentiary, where ne
was confined for barn burning.
HARRoDsBuRa. May l2-Yesterday, in
the Chaplin Precinct, this county, Mrs.
Garland Simms, most estimable and re-
spectacle lady, wife of Garland Simms
was thrown by the horse she was riding
and received kick from the frightened
animal on her head, which caused hel
death instantly.
The funeral and burial service Of Mrs
Governor Beriah Magofln was ATTENDED
Monday by large concourse OF friend
and acquaintances, besides many relative
of the Ex-Governor and the deceased.
RussELLv1LLE, May ia difficulty oc
CURED between Owen Campbell and Georg
NJ. Finch. in which pistol was discharged
Campbell snatched the pistol from Finch
hand and struck the latter over the hea
with it, inflicting bad wound.
STANFORD, May 1.-THE colored woman
Lucy Jones, sh last week, has since dice
The shooting was done by a negro ma
named Alex. Marshall while the two wer
quarreling about 8 cents worth OF candy.
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The Indians.
POLICE REPORTED SHOT,

hhIOhAhO oASAs
special to the Star.
OTTAWA, May 12-There is considerable
excitement here over rumor that several
members of the Mounted Police had been
shot while attempting to arrest the Indian
murderers of Grayburn, ard news from the
Northwest is anxiously awaited.
FATE OF The BRADBURY PARTY.
DENVER, May ia Lake City special
says that Davis reports having met, on the
road from Gunnison, Oregon Bill and 9
gentleman win SO name he did not learn
called Major" Who reported that party
OF tweaty-fv prospecters on the reserva
ton had been attacked by band of thu
White River Utes and twelve killed, th,
remainder being corraled and fighting
Upon arriving at Barlow, on Indian Creek
Capt. Allen told Mr.. Davis that the stage
driver from Los Pinos Agency brought ,
report from the Agency confirming the ru
NOR, and that the remainder OF the party
had cit er been killed or captured sinc'
Oregon Bill left.
The supposed victims are undoubtedly
the Bradbury party.
HUNTING DOWN VICTORIA.
CHICAGO, May IL "A Tucson, Ar, dis
patch says that Victoria's entire band mum
bers less than 200, and it is probab full!
three fourths thereof were in to-day's fight
Gen. Carr had been busy all day preparing
for the departure Of forty men and animal
on yesterday, and he himself will start TO
the front almost Immediately, taking will
him about thirty more including the mill
tary band and clerks, thus moving almos
all the available force from Lowell.
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Lexington Races.

LEXINGTON, May 12-There was a good
attendance at the races. The track was in
fine order.
First race, purse of $3.50, for all ages, IN
mile-G. w. Bowen & Co., One Dime, first;
J. A. Grinstead, Long Time, second; s
Powers and Son, Volserno, third; B. 6.
Thomas. Homedan, o. Time, 1854.
Second race.-A selling sweepstakes;
$3.50 added, one mile and a-half:
James McIntyre's King Faro
Dwyer Bros Wartield. .................""....-.
7. J. Megibben's Miss Hardaway...."...
I. J. Megibben's Minnock. ock..-........-..........
Time-2:40H.
Third race.-Parse $3.50, free for all. mile
heats:
d. Swigert's Peru.......................~ l
G. W. Bowen & Co.'S Camme F............ 4
Il. i: Moore's Bailey.;......:...".. ".....-..
G. w. Hancock's Judge Thomson......... s
7. J. Megibben's Cash Clay...............
Time-1:A, 1.45H.
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INDIANAPOLIS.

nHs. WILLIAMS BETTER-GAs MEMS coNvEN-
rroN-wALKED INTO THE WATER, ETC
6pecial to the Star.
IHD1ANApoLIs, May IA dispatch from
Governor Williams states that his wife's
condition has changed for the better, and
that he will arrive here sometime today.
/ A Convention of Gas Company Superin-
tendents for Illinois. Indiana and Ohio will
Be held at the New-D -Denison. beginning to-
day.
The man whose body was found in the
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County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners held
a regular meeting to-day.
A communication from Jacob Traber in
regard to the letting out of the fill to the
approach of the bridge at the Terrace Park
Station was referred to the Engineer.
The Trustees of Springfield Township
reported several bridges and culverts as
needing repairs Referred to the Engineer.
The claim of Ex-Auditor G. s. La Rue
for 81, ,2O7 16 as compensation for collection
of certain taxes from the Covington 4 Gin
cinnati Bridge Company was laid over for
The claim Of G. G. Campbell for 81, 600 for
furnishing patent ballotboxes 10 the Coun-
ty was laid over.
The claim OF John Beiswenger for dam
ages sustained while driving over the Ca
mar, % Pike was referred to County Solicitor
Asa Waters.
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xsrriage Lleenssa


The following marriage licenses have been
issued since our last report:
Charles B. Martin and Aurelia'A. Gill
VIM. Hook and Caroline Jaquillard.
Andreas Weist and Eulalia Steigerwald.
Peter Weldele and Elizabeth Richter.
Chas o. Ginter and Ellen Grodzicki.
James Clark-and Anna Hopp.
Joseph Geiser and Elizabeth Eyer.
Albert Schneider and Louisa Hinnen.
Herman Strietbeck and Louisa Loesche.
John P Brunst and Clara Matter.
C, Becker and Lima Webber.
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uNANIMoUs RECOMMENDAT1oN.

ARMsrRoNa's MILLS, Belmont County, Ohia
Dear Sir: We, the undersigned, have expefl,
enced the beneficial effect of your INDIAN
fering humanity.
LAVINA CALWELL, PRISCILLA MAHk&
JOSEPH PERKINS. IVY WILSON,
WILLIAM PERKINS JOHN BECKETT
SETH WARD, EMMA DANFORTH
ELIZABETH WARD, JOHN BROWN,
MARY CALWELL, WIN. WOODRIN0
GEORGE PERKINS
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Deputy ClefK Herbert Blakemore, of the
United Statss Court is living seriously ill

Life is too short to allow much of it to
be consumed BY sickness, particularly when
it is of a durable or preventive nature. like
dyspepsia and the diseases arising from it
as palpitation of the heart. pain in the
head. fatulency, pains in. the chest and
side, morbid anxiety, moroseness, consti.
patton and ypochondria--all induced by
disardered digestion and easily cured by
Hamburg DropA
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Beauna Vista addition to the City of New
port to satisfy judgment Of $208.
Campbell County Building Association
VS.. c. ]. Helm, & Go. Judgment for S585,
with per cent interest from May 30, 1878.
R T. Thornton, trustee, vs. q. X. Fear
onA Judgment fer 81, 1853 o.
johnson q Hardy vs. Bennett Judg-
ment for $139 II.
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REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM.
wu11Amsr1p1.p. Ashtabula County

W1LLAMsFIRID Ashtabula County. OhiA
Dear Sir: Having been afflicted with rheume
tism for number Of years. was induced 70 ~
some OF your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP. Aftda
short trial was satisfied that it would enecta
cure am now nearly well.
JAMES h PHKLPA
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Points from the Pacific.
laval As.ooiotad prcSa IN fho 9tar

SAN FRANCISCO, May 12-Duncan's trial
for felony is going on in the Superior
Court. The defense set up is that the Pio-
neer Bank was not Incorporated.
Jarney's habeas c,rpus case was before
the Superior Court yesterday. No dis
patches from there at present.
The rain storm seems to have been fitted
to the growing crops and a large yield is an
ticipated.
The complaint against Kalloch was filed
yesterday afternoon.
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REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM

CUMNINsvrLLK, CINCINNATI. OhlA
Dear Sir: ! was afflicted with Rheumatism -
tried many remedies, but failed to obtain religl
until began the use OF your INDIAN BL00D
SYRUP, q short trial Of which entirely cured -
CHAS BETTNEA
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Brick Pomeroy's Partner.

Special to the Star
LA Crosse, WIS, May 12-Alpheus 8.
Foote, late partner Of NJ. NJ. Pomeroy in
the newspaper business here, was arraigned
in the Circuit Court yesterday on three
charges of forgery and one charge Of arson,
and pleaded not guilty to oil. The forgery
cases were continued until fall, and the
bail reduced to $1,000. The arson case will
be tried this week,
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RHEUMATISM.


HAMERsvILLE, Brown County, OhiA
Dear Sir: Ihave suffered with Rheumatism f9
wears, and hnd your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP
gives me great relief advise all similarly amisk
ed to give it q trial GEO. M. GREG0
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DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION.
CUMMINsvILLE, CINCI

CUMMINsvILLE CINCINNATI, OhiA
Dear Sir: Suffering from a severe case Of DyD
pepsla, l was induced to try your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP. and After q short trial it effectuaIly y
lieyed me- MRS. JENNIE AGNR3
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CURE FOR HEART DIsEAsK

MAPLE. Brown County, OhA
Dear Sir: have used your INDIAN BLOo1
SYRUP for Disease of the Heart and have -
ceiyed much benefit therefroln.
0'-'0- DOUGLAS EDWARDA
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READ WHAT OUR AGENT sAYa
CuMNINsvILLE, CINCINNATI,

Dear Sir Since became your agent have M
the INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP, and it has proved b
be the most valuable remedy / ever tried NJ
wife was great sufferer from the Bleeding Pilo9
and the doctors failed to relieve her; but dnc6
using your medicine her trouble has almost -
tireiy disappeared. ALEX VO6A
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GREATLY BENEFITED.

CUMNINsvILLE, CINCINNATI, OhiA
Dear Sir have derived great benefit from ID
use of your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP, and unhuD
itatinRly recommend it TO suffering humanity.
MRS AMANDA NYER0
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

UENhVh, hSIIuUuIH OVu11syt VA<p1s
Dear Sir: was afflicted with Liver C0mplaiM
for number Of years, and spent hundreds OF dot
lars for medicine and doctors without deriving
any permanent relief. At last gave your zre1
INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP trial, and soon found
it gave me more benefit than anything had esR
used. 1t has exceeded my most sanguine expse
tatons and am now completely cured.
MRS. D. A. FIJH.
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SAN FRANcIsco May lin the women's
pedestrian match at .. m. to-day, the
score stood: Howard, 1852 miles; Tobias,
354 miles; Donly, 325 miles. Chapelle has
withdrawn.
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ANOTHER SUFFERER

BLUE CREEK, Adams County, Ohla
| Dear Sir: procured some OF your INDIA
BLOOD SYRUP and it has effectually relievug
me of sickness and pain arising from deranfoa
Liver. ALEX. GALBREATA
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DunoNrvIILE. Fairfield County, ohiA
Dear Sir suffered from Dyspepsia for yeaA
'''' - MISS LIZA sHAFFER
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CINCINNATI, OHIO.

JOHN d. PARK q SONS. l75 Sycamore Street.
n. MAcREADY 4 CO., % and 60 Walnut suss,
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SURE CURE FOR LIVER COMPLAINT.
SPRINGFIELD, Clarke c

SPRINGFIELD, Clarke County, Ohia
Dear Sir have used your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP for Liver Complaint and purifying tho
blood. and 1t has made new man Of ma th0
also relieved my wife Of headache.
ENOCH Z. NAVE
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

BLUE CREEK. Adams County, Ohta
Dear Sir: was troubled with my Liver and -
use of your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP did -
more good than any other medicineI ever tis4
The Syrup has also greatly benefited n moth
WILLIAM WEAVxk
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AWFUL FAMINE IN THE PROVINCES.

LONDON, May IA dispatch from Te-
heran says fearful famine exists in the
Persian Provinces, and six hundred deaths
have occurred since January in the Urimia
District A dispatch from Merv says the
Turcomans have sent deputation to the
Shah asking Persas help.
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CAUTION TO DRUGGISTS
Beware Of Counterfeit Medicine.
L employ NO Travelling Agents -
Runners to solicit trade from Drug
giSts.
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GARCIA AND HIS GRAND ARMY.
MADRID, May 12.-The Government has
feceived information that Carlisle Garcia,
the revolutionary leader. has landed near
Santiago DE Cuba with fifteen followers. A
detachment of troops are in pursuit of him,
and his capture is probable.
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TOWN DESTROYED BY FIRE.

BERLIN, May 12-The town OF Baum
bolder, twelve miles northeast Of St. Wen
del, has been destroyed by fire and upward
Of one thousand persons are destitute.
FATAL EXPLOSION AT HAMBURG.
HAMBURG, May l2.-Yesterday an explo
sion occurred at the gunpowder factory al
Geestoacht, near this city, and four per
sons were killed. J8
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death. He was nominated for third term
and was sure of reelection He was also
proprietor of large woOlen mill in that
city. His remains we're brought over the
I. & C. Road this morning, and his funeral
took place at II o'cl ok from st. Stephens
Church, this city. where solemn high mass
was celebrated at the hour named. The
funeral was very largely attended.
THE WOODS ARE FULL OF 'EM.-Samuel
F. Black, that truly good and clever old
soul, who is always on the alert. aud is out
even at the early dawn, looking after the
interests OF. and inquiring how he can best
serve, his felluw-man, was, to say t least,
very much surprised about O'clock this
| morning at finding babe comfortably
tucked away in basket in corner OF the
| wai,ing-room adjoining his residence, 15C
Front street. What, another baby2"
Yes and fine, healti y, twelve-pound boy
at that. The little chap, although but q
| few days Old, has tenor voice as clear as Q
whistle, and can take high every time
with ease. Mr.. Black took charge of the
little stranger, but some time after handed
him over to Mrs Ross, residing on Eglan
tine street, near Monmouth. WHO kindly
consented to care for the little cast-off
CHAScERY CouRr.-Judge Menzies con-
vened Court this IN rning and transacted {
large amount of business as the following
will show:
OBrien and wife VS.. Schmidts executors
judgment for $400.
Mary Ann Benton was granted divorc,
from her husband, Joseph Benton, and wa
given control of the infant child, and tn
j defendant ordered to pay the costs OF th
Court.
| John r. Hugle VS. John Beckett. Maste
! Commissioner, ordered TO sell Lot No. 262
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De w Mn0isteriO EsDn50Z

De H Magisterio Espano1 copia-
mos la siguiente expresiva carta en-
viada al colega madrileno por los
apreciables aiumnos de la escuela
superior que dir;ge en- esta capital
nuestro amigo D. Ramon Martinez
Garcia. Dicha carta es tanto mas
laudable cuanto que demuestra los
bellos sentinientos que AFRICAN esos
nifos tan cscasos de amos como ricos
de largueza y desprendimiento. He
la aqul:
Sr. D. Emilio Ruiz de Salazar.
Madrid.
Puerto-Rico, % de Noviembre
de 1879.
Muy Sr. nuestro y de toda nues-
ira consideration
Enterados por nuestro querido
professor D. Ramon Martinez de la
terrible inundacion que ACADIA de SUI
mir en- la mayor miseria q nuestros
compatriotas de las provincias de
Murcia, Alicante y Almerla, la CO.
mission que suscribe la reunido entire
sus companeros de esta escuela SUI
perior la suma de cie,ato veinte y cinco
pesetas para contribuir al socorro de
aquellos hermauos nuestros.
Nosotros, senior, no conocemos las
provincias inundadas mas que por la
geografla pero nos inspira intense
dolor tan espantosa catastrCfe, y acu-
dimos, en- union de nuestro director,
con ell obolo humilde del nino que
Sc interesa vivamente por que renaz-
ca pronto la con6apza en- aquellas
vegas fertiles antes, hoy cubiertas de
ruinas y escombros.
Slrvase v, senor Ruiz de Salazar
dar a esta pequena suma ell destino
mas propio con arreglo d su fin, pues
dos premiara sus mobiles sentimien-
tos y lie quedaran por siempre reco-
sus afectlsimos S. S. @, B.
S. M.-Francisco Ardoy.-Ignacio
Fon.-Salvador Acha.-Ramon RI
Uern.
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SANTO DOMINGO.

Segun vemos por tres ndmeros de
H Poruenir, ell Gobierno de aquella
repdblica ha expedido un decreto
convocando q elecciones para una
convention que Sc reunira ell n de
febrero, otro permitiendo la expor-
tacion de ganado vacuno, lamar y
cabrlo por todos los puertos de la
isla, habilitando ell de Barahona para
clio, y otro concediendo 4 una COM
pania americana la construction de
una carretera.
Leemos EN- ell Diario de la Mari.
no 10 siguiente
"Segun informes que screemos fde-
dignos, ell 4 del actual estall6 una nue.
va revolucion en- la vecina rep1blica de
Santo Domingo, por Ia parte de Cibao,
en- favor de Baez, contra ell actual pre-.
sidente Luperon. Sc creia en- la citada
fecha que triunfase ese movimiento an.
tes de la 6poca de la election de Presi.
dente, que debe verifcarse en- los dias
6, Z y 8 de febrero pr6ximo."
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Boletin Mercantil.

cuenta de 900 y dos mil seiscien.
tos que podran cobrarse en- metalico
81 los agraciados 10 prefirieran.
El comite organizador Sc ha divi-
dido en- vafios grupos para la com
pra de los Totes, en- la forma siguien.
te:
Primer grupo.-Alhajas orc, pla.
ia, esmalte, joyerfa, relojer(a, plate
ria, piedras finas.
Seyundo grupo. Instruments de
mdsica: pianos, organos, armoniums
-Libros antiques y publicacione'
modernas.-Instrumentos cientfficos
-Aparadores de fotografia. a.-Baro
metros, estereoscopos, gemelos, etc
7srcer grupo.-Porcelanas, barros
bronces, muebles. espejos, cajas, bi
llares, alfombras.
Cuarto grupo.-Objetos de arte.-
Cuadros, esculturas, dibujos, acuare
las, grabados, abanicos.
Qu'nto grupo.-Carruajes, arneses
armas, neceseres y artlculos de viaje
albums, artfculos de Paris, sederfa
panoleria, etc.
Ell precio de cada billete es ur
franco.