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The Weekly roundabout., 1880-04-10
B()IS N,

Tn this city, on the 9th inst, to the wife of R.
I. Chiles, a son.
In this county, to the wife of John Cardwel,
a daughter-LETTIE JET.
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Millers' Exp 0sitiOu,


The Commissioners of tue Millers' Inter.
national Exposition held their regular
meeting yesterday afternoon.
]. F. Baker & Son offered $502 for the
right to sell candies and lemonade in the
Exposition Building, wanting space on
each floor. Mr.. Baker also offered twenty
per centson all pppcorn sales, and five per
cent additional if over one hundred thou.
sand people attend the Exposition. Ac.
cepted.
Otto Won Mohl, German Consul, sent in
a copy of the Deutscher Reichsanzeiger,
,fficial paper of the German Empire, con.
tanning the rules of the Exposition.
The Space Committee was instructed to
arrange for a covered passage from the
8 'uthern to the northern wing in the rear
of the main hall.
Mr.. Snodgras was authorized to appoint
agents in New York, Philadelphia, Boston
and Baltimore, for the benefit If exhibi.
tors from abroad.
Keeshan Bros we're granted the right to
sell soda-wa er at their bid Of $192
Keppler was granted the restaurant priv.
ileges at $3.50.
]. B. Dorman was granted the right to
issue a catalogue at his bid of 500
Pr fessor Currier offered to give two
concerts per day for $1,000. Referred to
the proper committee.
Circular letters were ordered sent out to
all Merchants Exchanges of the country
calling attention to the Exposition and the
Exchange to be opened in connection
Herewith, and asking the appointment of
delegates to the Exposition who shall form
a body to establish rules for the trade.
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DURSUANI TO AN ORDER OF SALE FROM
i the Court of Common Pleas OF Hamilton Coun-
ty, Ohio, in the case OF Lewis Keuch vs. Eliza
Farnsn ct al, No. 44S02, and tO me directed,
will offer at public SALE upon the premises, on
SATURDAY, April 18th, 1880, at O'Clock p. M,
the following desc ibed premises. to-wit:
Part OF Section Thirty 1907, Township Five (5),
Fractional Range Two (2) in Miami Purchase,
Hamilton County, Ohio, beginning on the east
line Of said Section Thirty (30), at Thomas Long
worth's northeast co ner: thence with the section
line north $50 east, 81 $500 chains 70 the north
east corner OF the section: thence north S9%e
west with the north line of the section, IL 50l00
chains to stake: thence south 22o west, parallel
with the section line, "a 63100 chains TO Thomas
Longworth's north line; thence with said Long
worths north line 85' east Il 65100 chains to the
place of beginning, containing 66 and S5 100 acres
being the same premises described in the deed tn
Eliza Farnan, except five (5) acres sold t, August
Lawrence and Charles Lawrence, and Lot mum
bered Two (2), contai ming 77l-l00 arres sJid TO
Frank Six inner and Lot No. !, containing 8 and
$500 acres sold to Frank skinner, leaving a bal
ace of about 80 20 100 to be sold under this order
of Court.
Appraised at $50 per acre.
Terms Of Sale--One third cash on day OF sale,
one-tnird in one year. and one third In two years,
the deferred payments to be secured by mortgage
on The premises, and bear interest al per cent.
J. r. G0ODLIEF, Guardian,
Batavia, CiermHnt County, Ohio.
ALFREn A. CLERKE, Attorney,
Rooms 10 and II, southeast corner
mh.6-5tTu Fourth and Main sts
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Notes About the Coming Fair.

Mr.. Cullen will donate the ice for the
entire festival. A prominent coal-dealer
will furnish the coal necessary to do all the
cooking.
Mr.. Wayne Neff and Mr.. Edward Sargent
will solicit of the commission merchants
such donations as eggs, butter, lard, sugar,
potatoes, etc.
All ladies are requested to send their do
nations for the West End fancy table, on
Friday, March 26th, or Saturday, March
9th, to Mrs. Robert A. Dykins No. 9s
Dayton street. The last meeting of ladies
working for this table will be held on Fri
day.. March 10Th, at 2 p. m, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. H. NJ. Crane, 314 Findlay
street.
One of the attractive features Of the Fail
will be the doll show.
Ladies in charge of the Widows Home
Fair can be found each day now at their
rooms in Music Hall between II and
O'Clock.
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Decoration Of Soldiers Graves.

The Soldiers and Sailors Memorial As.
Dociation met last night and appointed the
following committees on the decoration OF
soldiers graves May 80, 1880:
Arrangements-J. A. Remley, Colonel
4. w. Mccormick, A. J. johnson, General
H. B. Banning, Captain H. Narcotic, J, L.
Oaul, p. H. Farmer, DR.. A. G. Beck, Thos.
Mclaughlin, J. J. Sullivan, E. p. Dustin
ano Ziegler.
Finance-General Banning, Judge f. w
Moore, Judge Foraker Major Remey. Cap.
tains Marc tie, Dustin and VIM. Hancy.
Experimentation, Narcotic, Sui
Hvan and Morris
Flowers-Harvey E. Randell, Meteor
mick, Burris, Corcoran and Mopnert.
Oration-McCormick, General Kennett,
Nassev, Gaul. W. H. Pugh, Colonel G. B.
Hunt james Wilson and Hubbell.
The meeting adjourned to Monday even
ha next,
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THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

The headq uarters of Mr.. W. B. Shat
ina of tho A. & q. w. Railroad, will after
Nay lst be located in Cleveland.
There was q small fire last night in the
ssllar Of Mrs C. D. Prather's residence,
corner Of Gutter and Ninth streets.
Joseph Striker, employed at Bruins
wick & Balke's billiard mandatory, was
pobbed by footpads of $l4 lest night.
The Committee on Light, last night,
awarded the control for painting the
names of streets on the gas lamps, to @. 81.
Dinkelbuehler.
John Miller who works at the Bauer
Cooperage Company, No. 21l East Pearl
street. had three fingers of his hand cut of
By saw yesterday.
The Committee on Ways and Means
sf the Arbeiter Bund held meeting last
night. Messrs. Joachim Froesser and VIM.
Boehm, the assignees of the Bund, sub
nitted their bonds in the sum of $1,000
zach.
Seven prisoners at the Work-house
made bold break for freedom yesterday
By scaling the wall. Three of them, named
David Jones, Martin Kennedy and Thomas
Moore, succeeded in getting away, but the
others, Tom Hobson, Jim Hayes, Alonzo
Moore and Henry Carey, were captured.
The Mayor has reduced Lieutenan is
Emery and Langdon to the ranks. John
Thomas is to take Lieutenant Langdon's
place on Walnut Hills. Lieutenant Riley
b ordered to report for duty at the Central
Station, Lieutenant Wright at the Oliver
Street Station, and Lieutenant Benedict a.
Cumminsville. Officer Partridge is assigned
10 duty on the special force, and Officer
Hart on the detective force. Ben. Mackey
bmade q special.
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Building As-ociation,

A large meeting of the Central Organiza.
tfon of Building Associations was held at
furner Hall last night. The "Moore Bill'
- amended, which is now before the Sen
rte, was discussed at length and all mem.
bsrs agreed that if the bill passed it would
bs unjust and oppressive to Building Asso.
eiations A resolution was adopted de-
bouncing the provisions Of the bill and
praying the Legislature that it may be SO
amended as to do justice to this great inter.
est In the State Of OHIO.
A Committee. consisting of Messrs. Ges.
psrt. ROhner, Fratz, Becker, Burgheim and
LABdn,sn, was appointed to visit Columbus
On Wednesday to look after the interests
Il the bill.
A msss-meeting Of members OF all Asso-
sistions Sas ordered held at Turner Hall
~ . p. m. on Sunday next to take action
upon tine bill now pending.
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Board Of Education.

The School Board met last. night and
transacted the following business:
Appointments in the Public Library
were confirmed as follows:
For the Challenging Department, Mr.. G.
j. Freuh, salary 5000 per annum, in place
q Mr.. Won Defele.
For the day service, Miss A. Solomon,
nlary $3.50 per annum, In place Of Mrs. E.
4. Mckee.
For the evening service, Miss Selma
Dpamer, salary 500 per annum, in place oI
Miss Solomon.
For the Sunday service, Miss Lydia
johnson, salary 500 per annum, in place
q Miss Spamer.
Al were confirmed. ...--..
Dr.. G D. Fishburne was reelected Direc-
tsr of the University.
The Investigating Committee on Coal
made report exonerating the Coal Com
nittee.
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Board Of Aldermen,

Aspccial meeting of the Board Of Alder
men was held yesterday.
A resolution to change the voting place
sf the Third Wss5 from the northeast cor.
ssr of Sycamore and Franklin streets to
10. 500 Sycamore street vas adopted.
The police salary ordinance yas referred
b special committee of five, composed of
Nessrs. Geiger, Riley, Smith, Ryan Snd
Eieman, and WAS made the special orde.
lDs the next meeting.
4 motion to suspend the rules for the
purpose of passing the ordinance establish
ing Board of Health was lost.
A res ,lution to enforce compliance by
the Little Miami Railroad Company with
the requirements of the ordinance 10 light
their tracks within the city was referred to
special committee consisting Of Messrs.
Campbell, Tharp and Hopkins.
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-merly Lefevre, his wife, who some years
since lived at Mr.. Verck's, manufacturer of
chemical products, Cincinnati. Applicants
are requested to send full particulars of the
above, sIloh as names OF parents, date and
place of birth, marriage and death, or last
known address. etc, to Messrs. De Ber.
nardy Brothers. 2S John street, Bedford
Row, w. c., London, England"
Inquiry is also made for William Faviell,
who emigrated to America about 1860 and
was last heard of in 1871. He resided at
Clarksburg. Marquette, Michigan, Toledo,
Ohio, Rome, New York, Monkstown, New
Brunswick,
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BOOKS. &c.

YOU will find at STEVENS BOOK
STORE all the New Books and Magazines,
new styles of fine Note Papers and Envel-
opes to match, Visiting Cards, Resret Cards,
Photograph Frames, Albums. Panels, and
Plaques for Painting Franklin Square and
Seaside Libraries; besides many novel;
ties in Stationery articles suitable for
Household Ornament, and for Presents, Re-
wards. and prizes for Scholars, &c. For
anything you want In the line of Books
and Stationery visit or write to GEO. e.
STEVENS, 80 West Fourth street.
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NOTICE.

NTOTICE.-CHARLEs II. CHOATE Is HEREBY
Philence L. Choate dsd file her petition in the
ottce Of the Clerk Of the court OF Common Pleas.
within and for the County Of Hamilton. and State
Of Ohio. charging the said Charles n. Choste
with adultery, gross neglect OF duty. and aban.
donment, and asking that she msy be divorced
from the said Charles a. Choate, and may be
decreed alimony, which petition will stand for
hearing the next term of said Court
PHII.ENCE l. CHOATk
FRANK N. CozAD, Attorney for defendant.
Room 10, Gazette Building.
March a, 1ssa nh2ssrTu
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Tvsuty-fourth Ward Republicans,

The Republicans of the Twenty-fourtf
Ward met last night and made the follow
ing nominations:
Councl-J Pfister.
Board of Education-Jacob E. Germany
Censtable-Edward e. Anderson.
Assessor-John ybold.
Delegates to State Convention-John
Birnbaum and B. O. Shott.
Delegates to City Convention-Philip
Shoemaker, Henry Edwards, Frank Frick-
Or, Adam Renner. Thomas L. Young, Chas.
Stewart, Jacob Doll, George Noll, Chris.
Hassler, Andy Sh, Tt, and Lewis Pinger.
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really kiss People In front think they do,
but my dear fellow, behind the scenes, you
know, it looks different. Castle climbs up
to the balcony, you know, and they sing .
duet, and. at the end, Miss Abbott's head
gradually falls until it touches Castles
chin, just there" and Truthful James,
gauged there" just above the reporters
dimple. This is about the most straight
forward account yet of the Abbott kiss al d
is about as near to the real thing as the
public will ever arrive.
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NOTES.
Ada Cavendish Is in Chicago.

Ada Cavendish is in Chicago.
''The Strategist" at Pixies next week.
BARLEY Campbell is back in New York.
Mapleson is said to have sunk $4,000
this season in opera.
Maud Granger goes to Europe In June,
and thence to Australia
Len. Grover is to write q new extrava-
ganza for Salsbury's Troubadours
Miles Juvenile "Pinafore" Company at
the Grand, Monday, for one night; and
Miss Nelson the remaining five nights OF
next week.
Julius Bisor, the popular and gentle
manly door-keeper at the Coliseum, will
assume the matrimonial yoke this week.
Curly" we congratulate you.
The Alice Oates Company will be In Chi
cago next week at the Olympic This com.
pany returns to Cincinnati the first of next
month to fill an engagement Of one week at
Heuck's, over the Rhine.
When an actress is nineteen she should
get q paragraph to that effect published
Immediately. Then she can rely upon its
appearing regularly in the papers for the
hCAe o"O""J ySoAS' AViA mCECuIys
Mime. Rive-King, the pianist, was ten
dered brilliant reception at the White
House on the 18th by the President
and Mrs. Hayes The members OF the
Cabinet and Foreign Ministers were in at
tendance.
| Matinees To-morrow-Kiralfy Brothers
"Enchantment," at the Grand; Criterion
Comedy Company in FREAKS" at Pixies;
William ellis Company in Our Goblips,"
performers at the Vine-street Opera-house.
Four thousand people attended Edwin
Booths Irish Relief performance in New
York the other day. OF course Booth is
only an actor, still the money may, per-
haps, do as much good as II he were not
| By the way, when does Mr.. Beecher or Mr..
Talmage or some OF those $500 night men
give lecture in aid of the fund?-[Detroit
Free Press.
Mr.. Gunthers play, 1.-THE Soul Of an
Actress" recently produced In San Fran
cisco by Miss Norris is, according to San
Francisco criticism, play full Of faults
though 1t tells q strong story and intro
duces at least single good character. One
journal declares that the play proves again
that an American can not write a French
drama; and itgoes on to hint that Mr.. Gun
tber probably found the subject Of his
drama In some foreign work.
1 Concerning the much discussed "Abbott
kiss" Manager Jim Morrissey thus unbo-
somed himself ~ Louisville reporter: Il
don't mind telling you that they don't
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Come for Your Fortunes.

Do Bernardy's Next of Kin Gazette, Just
nsceivsd from London. contains the follow
no
THE aforementioned, II alive, or, II dead,
tbeir representative, will hear Of some un-
slaimed money to which they are entitled:
Antoine Martin and Eugene Martin, for
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Nav Faatiyal Chorus.

Theodore Thomas arrived from New
York last night. Mr.. Thomas will conduct
the Mass Rehearsal at Music Hall this
evening. A good at endance is requested.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-23

A good investment IL O bottle OF DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup, forit never disappointa.
2to per bottle. Sold by ell druggists.
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LEGAL.


T,HE STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY.
i S.S.-Ham ltOn Common Pleas, No. g. TO -
Petition for Divorce. Barbara Anon, Plaintiff,
vs.. Joseph Anon, Defendant = The defendant
named cause and Court has this day been filed
stating In substance the following: That the
plalutitf on or about the day OF April 1875, was
married to the defendant that she has ever since
conducted herself as faithful and obedient wife
toward him, but that the defendant regardless of
his marital duties has been guilty Of extreme cru.
city toward the plaintiff. in this, that At many
times and places he did strike and bruise the
plaintiff, and that On or about the 9th day Of
July A., %. 1875, he made violent attempt to kill
plaintiff, and came very near succeeding in his
object Ana also that defendant has been guilty
of gross neglect Of duty in failing for five years
last past to provide for her The plaintiff prays
for divorce, for reasonable alim0ny, and such
relief as she may be entitled to. The answer will
be due on or before April 10th, A. d. 1880.
HERMANN MARCKWURTH,
Attorney for Barbara ANON.
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Watches.

Large stock Gold Watches from SIS up
to $3.50. Silver from SIS to $50. The best
and cheapest in the market Come and
see them. H. r. Strueve, 233 Walnut
street, between Fifth and Sixth.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-23

snip your cough in the bud" said
Horace Greeley, by taking "Dr. Sellers
Cough Syrup" Lose no time in getting
bottle.
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nAVARRu Positive and permanent cure
l N HlSiS".for Caarrh. Pleasant consttu-
II. tiOnal and local treatment We guarantee a
" cure in every case. Address Drs KITZMIL-
LER Il KITZMILLER, PiQua, Ohio.
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FOkTY.SIXTH CONGRESS.
SENATE.

SENATE
WASHINGTON, March 22.-Bills were in
troduced
To test the practicabiiity of manufacture
ing sugar on q large scale from sorghum
and sugar-cane.
Establishing the Territory of Pembina,
and providing for temporary government
therefor
The Judiciary Committee reported favor
ably on the bill to authorize Ohio, Indiana
and Illinois respectively to commence and
prosecute suits against the United States in
the Supreme Court of the United States.
Placed On calendar.
The majority report of the Co mmittee
on Elections in favor of unseating Kellogg,
of Louisiana, was submitted. The adverse
minority report was also read The reports
and the evidence accompanying them were
ordered printed.
The Geneva Award Bill was formally ta-
ken up, pending which an executive ses-
sion was ordered.
. Adjourned.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-Bills were in
troduced as follows
To impose higher duty on. opium, NOR
phia and their salts and opium imported
for smoking purposes. and placing an in
ternal revenue tax on opium prepared in
the United States for smoking purposes.
To impose a duty of ten per cent. on sui
phate of quinine.
Reducing the salary of the President to
$25, 900.
Amending the National Bank Act in re.
gard to distribution of currency.
To reduce the tax on distilled spirits
fifty cents on every proof gallon; also to
the tax on bank checks, bank deposits and
matches.
Joint resolution relative to the abroga-
tion of the Clayton.Bulwer treaty was in
troduced and referred.
The Consular and Diplomatic Appropri-
tinn Bill was reported and briefly consider
ed in Committee of tile Whole, pending
which the House djourned.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-23
V '7"0' 011 N l0'''0 0r' III 00'"''''0o'
hUAIA CVAPAhIa DS IAlVabS ATLAS.
SERVlCIO ENTIRE NUEVA- YORK
PUERTO-RICO.

Ell rapido comodo Vapor CLARIBEL de
4, zoo t0neladVs hara vlajes dIrectos uesQe Nue.
va ork este puerto, hacienda despues esca-
las ell Areclbo, Aguadiia MayagueZ, Ponce,
Arroyo Hunacao, para cuyOs puntos admltl-
ra carYa pasaJe siendo sus salldas de Nue.
va ork el 70 dc octuDre, 29 de noviemDIe Y
3 de enero pr6xlhlos, desde cuya fecha hara
igaal carrera el excelente vapor EINA, de por-
10 de Is 4Ov toneiadas, amDos vapores en cou-
binacloa para sus Sulldas cada 10 dina desde
Nueva York.
Tarita de paSaje entire Nueva- Pork, Puerto
Rico y demds ptert0s de Ia IsIa donde toca
y Uice. Uersa.
Un paSaje en- !. CaElara. ........ $50
Unld en- lG. ida vuelta. ........... lOO
PARA LA ISLA
Admite pasajeros desde este puerto a los
demas dc sa ruta los tpos estaoIecidos por
0tras empresaS de vapores
7arVG dc fIetes para Nueua York.
Cafe, azdcar, mie.es, &c, etc, segun conve-
Mo especial con los agentes, libre de capa
La nsds barata ruta para Europa, ula
NLeUG- York.
con opcion a permanecer en- dcho punto los
pasajeros, todo el tempo que juzguen opor-
tuno.
Conocimientos y boletas de pasajes directos
SO dan en todos los puertos donde los yapores
de la companIa tocan, para Europa, Canada y
Boston, ell conexien con las siguientes lineas
dgapoces
Via Nueva- York por la de Cunard, White
Star Inman para desde Liverpool North
German LloId para desde Bremen. --Ham-
burg American Packet Company para y desde
Ham0urgo. hits Gross Line para desde
Ambares General Transatlantic Company
para y desde Havre.-Anchor Line para y
desde L6nages y Glasgow. Merchants Des-
patch & International Lanes para y desue to-
dos los puntos del Canada metropolitan Line
para desde Boston.
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Elssaacia, rafisaaa ' taratusa,
ESCRlRiNlA DE ACTUACIONgS
DE DON MANUEL j. CALDEROr

En- virtud de 10 dispuesto por ell Sr. d. An.
reliano Medina. Juez de l. . Instancia eisI
Instrito de Cathedral, en- .providencia de estss
la quiehra de los Sres. Carreras hiios ~
senala todos los acreedores del u,lsbrafso
hasta ell dia cuatro de mayo venidaro s,ats
que presenter d los sindicos Don Arnoldo
Zervi los tftulos justificativos de e,,S
en- el modo prescrito en- el articulo /, I0S al
Codlgo de Comercio para proeefier al exS.
men reconocimiento en- la junta que tiebe.
IA celebrarse en- el dia iiez siete dol rriIsrnn :
mayo las doca del dia en- Ia saIa sle ii ~ ~
de ID. Eulogio Rivera, San Justo Ia. y a. lee
cifA para que concurran d ella personalnaa,..
te 8 por medic de apoderado asltoFixaein go,
poder hastante, ca la inteligencia sIi ~ -.
verihcario les psrara ei peEjuicio qile 6n AZ.
reehO haya lugaI. -
Dado en- PUERTO Rico & catorce ie ah,ll i.
NIL oohociantos ochente ~ Is. - ,ii,,E
- eopM AaavsI V QaldNsN r.
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En- esta fecha, v por mdtuo convenio, que
da dlsueta la sociedad industrial que glra-
ba en- este pueblo bajo la razon social de
GONZALEZ X RAMOS, y hemos Tornado
una nueva en- la que forma parte u. Jose
Matienzo, sienjo los tres socios gestores, que
firmaran: GONZALEZ, RAMOS MATIENzo, que
% la razon ie la nueya sociedad; la que Sc
dedicara. d la misIna indlistria de carruaies
esta bleeida entire In Capital, Oangrejos. Rio
lpiedraes Carolina Caguas.
nio-piedFaa, abEA l,sde 1880, Asl,
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PGsGjes trGsGtSGntieos.
De este puerto Santander y st. Nazaire,
II do IL n de IL 3'de /. Entrepuente.
$500 $l74 $l60 800
III montante dc pasajes de fetes IS pagade-
70 On orc americana su equival ente en- mon
da corriente con el p% do aumento.
OONCESIONES.
Sc expiden passjes de ida y vuelta en- los
Siajes intercoloniales, yaidos por dos meses y
con un l5p% de rebaja, en- los trasatI4nticos
yalidos por doce meses con uu % p9S de re-
baja.
A toda familia cuyo pasaje compute el mon
sante de cuatro pasajes de Oamara Sc hara una
rebaja de Is p%
Los niiios MEMORIES de afios gratis, de & 8
Ia cuarta parte, de 4 IL 10 mitad, Y dc doce
cumplidos pagaran pasaje entero Ouand0 una
fanilia tenga varios niaos, memories de amos,
S6lo uno de eIlos ira gratis; los demas pagaran
cuarta parte de pasaje
E.os criados varones pagaran ell precio fiado
nor los pasajes de entire puente y las muieres
a. dos tarcios del pasaje tOrnaaas poT sus amas
Para uhs detnllas, dirigirse
. M9 SILVA & Co.
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BoLeta directa para Europa.
10 gT,Is Ida J rta.

Niiios memories de tres amos no pagan pasa-
je. Entire y IL amos mitad de pasaje. Cria-
dos acompahando sns amos 2is parte de pa
sale.
Para mas informes tipos de fetes dirigirse
4 los agentes de la compafia ell San Juan, So
brinos de Ezquiaga AreclDo, F. Fernandez
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