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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-25
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LiBROS CONVENiENTES.
DE vENrA EN- LA IMpRRKrA DEL ''BoLETIN. .

Nortsima Ley de EsVuiciGmiento Ciuu :
NeTcantI an0tada concordada en- nuInero
sas disposciones practlcas regas de Jurlspru-
dencla Sentenclas dei Tribunal Supreme, sc
guida de varios apendices, novena ediclon dt
1879, por K6muo Moragasy y D.Juiian NJ. Par
do, en- pasta espafiola W.
MANUAL DEL SECRETARIo DEL AYUNTAMIENI.
6 tratado teofico practice de Administrator
municipal, puesto en- ammonia con la nueys
Ley, So edicion, 1878, por Fernin Abella,
pasta espafola $3.50.
Manual de F6rmulari0s pdra todos los iu
clos civiles y crimina.es, con notas, por ID. Fer
min Abela, ~.
Notariado, Iratad0 general flos6aco-lega
te6rico prtctico del Notariado y de instru
mentos p1blicos relatives la propiedad, q Ii
famiiia y 4 Ia succession, pcr u. jose Gonzalez
d9 las casas tofllo pasta espahola &626
Jerusalem. Description exacta y detalladi
de los Santos Lugares, 1879, por D. Manue
loo Alfaro que los ha vlsitado dltimamente
oue los describe con primor. 81 ejomplar.
Po, sias del emineDte poeta ID. Antonio +
Grllo, r. edicion, 1879. II ejempiar.
TicTIoA DE REcLuTA Y OoNPAkfA, por Q
marques del Duero, rastica, edicioa dc 1s7
bO cags.
TAcrroA pE BArAilos, por 81 misino, edicio'
do 1879, 10 centavoB.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-25
Cenps6is General IrsSsusltlsa
II vAPoREs Co1REos FRANCHISES.
/L1nso de 81. Nasatre y SantGnder).

I'll d,a 81 de cada mes saldra de st. Na2aire
sscsIa en- Santander Tenerife con destf no
In Thomas uno de los mejores vapores ue La
n.mnshi. legsndo este dltimo puerto 81 ., y
.nOntinuando su ruta hosta Vera Cruz.
! ~ Com ,afila acaba de establecer IN servi-
0o intercolonial con 81 Slgrente
Del s al 6 del .5f3ximo mes de Junio lega
4 este puerto eli vapor 'VHLE DE BokDEAU
.soniaRd0 pna Habana y Veracruz cuya ru-
- ccn dnnaran en- adelante los vapor de esta
Conpaflia. en- su oportunidad Ia paOhcare-
mos.
L. Eatrepuente Puente
Habana so $40 w.
Verncruz 80 As IS
Ia a.cala dc Jamaica, Sc efectuara en- ade-
lante por MhyagV4.
Passages trGSGtIGntte0S.
De este puerto Santander 81 Nazaife,
pder n del' 3 de /! Entrepuente'
s2Oo STA $3.50 $50
i, montante de pasajes dc fetes es pagade-
"a an oro americana 8 So equiyaI ente en- mon
"a corriente con oil p% de p >1nto.
uONCESIONES.
"a oxuideu pasajes do IDA vuelta ep los
x.sias jntescoloniales, validos por dos meses
sog uu is pea DO reba5a, enlos trasatl4nticos
.slldos por doce meses con un 70 pT dc re-
1 toda samiiia cuyo pasaie compute e mon
tsnt, ia .latro pasajas dc C$Snara SO nara una
rebala dc l5E% .,a AZ q
Los nifosHlenores de amos gratis' ue o o
Ia euart De - LIANT 10 m,.ao, Ysn,o ue uuo uns
sstnYIia fesspssa 7arios nifos, nenores de amos
s6lo mo de elios ira gratis; los damas pagaran
cuarta parte de passje.
~ criad.,S yarones pagaran el precio tiade
no los pasajes de sltre puente. las muleres
- aos rercIos del psaajI toyadas por sus amAs
SILVA l. Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-25
u li..Is. Itl / Itl.

Niios memories de tres amos no pagan pasa-
je. Entire y IL amos mltad de pasale. Uria-
sale.
Para mas informes tipos de tietes dirigirse
d los agentes de la compaiifa en- San Juan, So
Drnos de Ezquiaga Areclbo, II. Fernandez
q Uo.--AguadiiIa, Kuchler y 10. - -Mayagdez,
PIaja Il brave. Ponce, Cortada 4 Uo---
Arroyo, Fnntansst HsFDianos Humaeao, 3
Pou ! Bust ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-25
PODER.

Con esta feeha he otorgado poder @ An
ton Perez para qGe pueda represeiitar mis-
de echo ccones en- cuanta reqaiert el CS-
'!igo re Comercio.
Puert Rico, junio IL de 1850 Joss Z.
IUENTEs -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-25
Ia Habona el dia 90 d las 5 del
,RTERA 8 p-ANUELA.

Nuxv1rAs. Sroa o. r. q. Dolz y Comp.-~GsBARA
arnesores az Siivs i&edEtGues Oomp.-BAaAooA b.
UaYo CouD.-oys4 sfes. B. ~ l. kcs . Cong Tr
nin Eernedos k0uApILLA Srae. Amen, Julia Or
PTERT0- Rico Hres. Iriarte, 1ermalo dc CaTacans
|, fornn - JArTH0kAG. Sree. Lamb Comp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-25

NOTA.-L pasa les tomados bordo Co.'S
taran IS p5 recargo.
Sc expenden Billetes de ida vuelta pa
raF Frasajes de primera con I'M 25 p.5 rebaja
validos por 80 dias desue su fecha.
Los ni1os memories de amos, uno gratis,
de 3 d 8 amos solo la cuarta larte, y Ge s d
l2 amos pagsran Ia mitad del pasaje.
Los pasajerus de cubierta han de llevar
consigo los cnseres de CANA y sus provisio-
ncs.
Para as pormenores dirigirse en- San
Juan Puerto Rico. d los ASentes generates.
SILVA Go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-25
no.
Quesos Cheddar en- lata Ell Colmddo.
hUkYA CUAPAMA Dg 'AhS ATLAS.
SERVICIO EN~ ..o1,H- YORK
i PUERTO-RICO
, H GIn,ddO.
lkGS ATLAS,


i PUERTO-RICO.
Ell rapido y comodo vapor CLARlBEL de
1, 80 toneladas nara viajes directos uesae Nue.
va Y ork este puerto hacienda despues esca.
las EN- Arecibo, As,uadilla, Mayaguez Ponce,
Arroyo Humacao, para cuyos puntos admit
ra carga pasaJe siendo aus salldas de Nue.
va-Y ork Ell rs de octubre, 29 dc noviembre v
dc enero pr0xlmOs, desde cuya fecha harS
igual carrera ell excelente vapor ETNA, de por-
10 de l,4UU toneladas, ambVS vapOres en- COM
binaclon para sus salidas cada 10 diss desde
Nueva York
Tarita de pasaje entire Nt4eva- York, Puerto
Rico Y denldS p,tertos lie Ia ISla donde toca
vice Uersd.
On pasajc en- l. q camara. ........ $50
Tn id. en id lday vueita. ........... lO0
PARA La ISLA
Adrnite pasajeros desde este puerto los
demas de su ruta los tipoS eStaDlecidos por
otras enpresas de yapores.
TarVa de hetes para Nueva Fork.
Cafe, az1car, miees, ETC., ETC., segun conve-
MO especial con los agentes, liDre dc capa.
La mas O0TdM fuM para EUROPA; ttG
NlteUa York.
con opcion a permenecer gu dicho punto los
lasajeros, todo el tempo que juzguen opor-
tunO.
Conocimientos Doletas de pasajes directos
Sc uan ell t0dos los puertos donde los yapores
de la compafia tocan, para Europa, Canada y
Boston, en conexion con las siguentes lfneGs
dv&p0res
Via ueva-Y York por la de Cunard, White
Star e lnnan para desae Liverpool -Nortn
Germaa Liotd para y desde Bremen. Ham
Durk ADiericaD Packet Company para desde
Hamburgo " hits Utoss Line para y esde
A mberes General Transatlantic Company
pal. dCsdo iayre.-Anchor Line para J
aesde LonQre- y Glasgow. .-Merchants' Des
patcn & lnttrnationai LINES para desds a
uos los puntos del Canada a-Metrop0liia<
para d0'de Boston ~
BoIeta directa para Eur 0pa. 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-25
RlERRa, H!FRRO, HlERRO.

Los Sres SAfNZ, CERRA 4 Co d. esta
pl.za araban d.. retibir por ysp0F sspahsl
Emi'iano, del galsa,lIz,o 4 ..o suisr Or !, os
bii,$ preres nny lilnitados.
Puerto-Rico.--S.F s. Frsncisco 81
b Julio Y.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-25


I.os Vapores rrasetlanticos tocsn sn Plymouth.
Ohep0zgo Southampton. IN esta a4encia 30 sx-
piden pus4jee directos para Parts.
Se Apendcn biietas DE- ida vueltd para pasa-
Jos latercol0nisl>ss frasatantcos ror6 lnesee
ahO rtapSrllSalne3ite -el Una Teoajn dc, 10 =. 5s
PASA EAS De FAMILIAR. - TodA faiaiiie con
pIcSLl DE- uae oGisond5 ouYD pa3aI9 Tras,atAEtl-
90 % .4. ii valor de cdatco pa.saie6 euteros
tte-e q se9to d la rehala de Una sexta p!1to deI
Gl0I-4FS 1e4 pAsRla. Antt1uGaSe Dor iamtliA io6 pa
4ar ~u1pdu 80 "a = 1A4 pasaj.ss&e ida vuelta.
Los All4IS b4@AoS Cs t2los. UIo 6rAt.e &c Ia
c1..- "A r1rte 3 asl9 q GCad.
~ 0ae,u eros ga q GIsncia. c4aIQaieI paate de
EurGpk. To- odsr ie dies lnSls-toTre 81 ash
Gs5ais Yiuo VsstH K JerA Ingata.ra pueaoll que
1ar Erenci,-- Los .'ASaUezO= pOr eStis vapcr4a
55uUrn - UriN sssto Ie ViHlHr oa 81 fetrO-carTil
entire Uaer ours. Patls, plymouth Londres. {. una
sLsuiA prohiptooa los psn3ateroS, enlDarcanoo en-
3ete puerto tQleT pltesSS Si2O en casa de- IOs AGen-
tes en- san Juan PGet Rioo. eres Ltimer j q: el
pasaje tomedo d Doldo paSara ~ p7t De recarao
den obtenerse passages Dor los vapoIes dc esta Com
pania, para los Si1lontss DuntoS: Antigua, barba
dis, Bezs. Cart&gens, O0ioa, Our,&2lo. OeGnerdFa
Domini( q. Gransda. Grey Town. iaeGlel Jamaica,
Savanllla, eaiBt kits .luta Aaeia tan Vicente To-
baXo isia de Trinidad.
&c exieen ahora precics modicos pGrs los trsspor-
tes do tabiicO cafe EUROPA
rtxIrse is Essncis de- ia onpaiia o'e0 a00i O. o''
La OompRaiR tAecguLa boda oaaze do vSiores Que
en elective etaieS precicso5 iOYaa. go o,nD6rauen
sn los yappres de La Inca con destin3 Ecropa
AgerteS en- San Juan, Ldtimer d Co-Na-
gaaCO, u. J. II. Cooper. er.--A,YOyo, d A. j.
a lcaide. Ponce, SreS C0rtada d. Oo.-.Haya
0uez ID. Roberto Gunlbes -AguadiAa, Sres
KucjaIer d Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-25
tAPURtS CvRhEUS IkASAILANIiUUS
DE A. LOPEZ Y COMP.
VIAJE DIRECT0 DESDE PUERTO-RICO
A NTA Nd T. r..

Salida de uerto- Rico el da 10 de cads
mes.
/. Camara 9165 q Camara I3O. 81 Camara so.
Tambien puede hacerse ell viaje, saliendo dc
Puerto-Rico, los dias 4, l3 y 25 dc cada mes
Y trasbordando Ell la HAbana.
Los precios para estos viajes, son los 81
guientes
La IA B.
De Puerto-Rico la Habana $50 3 "a 5 l6
De Id. Santander, CadiZ tar
celona Via Habana) ....... 200 l6O 10
Las localdades especiales camarotes en-
teros, seran preeios convenciOnaies.
HabrA rebajas para las tamilias numerosas
con mics.
Sc expiden pasajes de ida y vueIta con %
p.% de rebga,
La Empresa ha hecho las siguientes mo-
diticaciones en- ell pasaje de los nif1os que
vialen con sus familias.
PRIMERA sEGUNDA CAMARA. j
Un niho hasta de amos, eG .cada .amilia,
gratis. Los demas hasu I amos un cuarto
pasAje. Los 1e.f IA IL amos medic pasaJe.
LOS demas pasaje entero.
TERCERA CLAsE.
Un niflo, hasta dos amos, gratis. Los nj
nos hasta amos medic pasaje. Los demas
pasale entero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-25

cATECLSMO DEL SISIEMA ME1RlCO
aeciD,al teorta dc tos nueods peSGs, n1e-
Sancsrrit, ~ edtcaon.
Esta o.,ra. declarada de texto por el Gobier-
a General para laslescuclas, 8 Indispensable
4 conercio por estar anunciado oficlalmeDte
4 rrCximo plsnteamiento del Sistema metrlco
= todas las operaciones, SO vende on esta Inn
pFanta ai fnfmo precio De rs. elempiar BY
10 rs docena
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ST, RIO | lIBs0 lg lleIVR ! d Nd YES.

ii rninaia dc inprimir ii Quarts edis.lCI CO
rerida de nste acreflitsdp Iiht0 he texto i'afA
les cscnelas kpesaf lie 81 W drn6h se hAs:t 81 q
una rebaja de pred II p0f nley0f, vtiid. .en'sv.
"a en- esIa imprsnla
La gruesa. ........ ........s.... Nie
! La doeena. s. s..*......
Ejempares aletos -. !. -. -
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Vslas d composioi0n IN n Colmadp
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-25

Nodo CON capa de 81. siendo pagadero en- Liver
II de Io% siendo paE.sdero cn Puerto hico.
Oot " GatSs paEar en- Puerto Rioo 80 cobraran al
rhio oorriente do Giros On las fechas de las lega-
de los vaporee. 49,. - v,xos A., fo ,o,s
TTos nie1as bultos de maQuinaria que paSsn de
A. . .&1 aHiadas de peso otras mercancias no men
sse,, ~, y sdas arriba, hete Conventional.
49, an, faruues por soloya de no menoe
- I'm tonaiadas para IN solo OonsiGnatario, SO
SbenarA la eapa. palannose neee en @'eipool a"
SS.tra0a de los conoctmtentos
oH-App Appara normenore6, dtrtKirse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-03

Me nbeFs OF the national democratic commit.
zee ala others about heafqarters In New York
CITY are, II appears, highly pleased with the re-
sun OF TIE IanEnany and anti-Tamnauy con-
Ference Trey regard party affairs in Ney
YORK as In most satisfactory condition. but
there are democrats, It Is said, who are not 50
wen satisfied Congressman Muller and his
Iriends are GfspleaSed at the probability Of his
oeihg leit out In the col &. He Is a Tammany
man but anttTammany drew his district and
WILL IL Is supposed put one OF its followers In the
CONGRESSIONAL seat low occupied by Mr.. Muller,
tanlhahS VIII renominate 5. 5. Cox In the 9th
oistnet and Fernando Wood In the 9th. Irving
,,'i PROPOSES 10 put up Mr.. Abraham S. Hewitt
II lue loth' Tammany got the 9TH district. now
occupied by republican, and anti.Tarnnanv
ueM .Le 'th and ilth, also filed az present by
Iepuoncans IL is reported that some nj the
uenoeIauc asplrants for legislative honors are
Lot pleased at the lottery style OF disposino NJ
these positions but the bosses win he ,,i,aIs "
bring them into subsection. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-03

Inc harmony arrangement OF the New YORK
democrats IS working pretty well so far as a
union OF the two factions Is concerned. The
legislative and con re5s!Onal districts have been
apporttoned aInicably. but the most difficult
part OF the program win be reached when il
comes 10 the local ticket. 1t Is the power of
city and county patronage that gives life 10
Tammany, and Mr.. Kelly will want a large
snare OF the local Offices II may be that no
agreement viii be reached On local candidates
as The proposition only contemplated state
legislative and congressional nominations The
same influences, however. which brought the
IactoES together ere working 10 unite them
as county and city Ticket Should
fammany and Irving hall lock horns over local
tickets the old bitterness would quickly revive.
and each would trade votes for higher offices to
help 1t to victory Ia the city. To American
CITIZENS who believe in true democratic prln-
cipleS-that power should reside In the people
and DC vested through the baIlot-it Is not reas-
assuring or encouraging 10 see Congress
heh and state legislators determined by
ballot, at the hands or half a dozen men.
But IT is only Illustrative OF the mower
Inat machine rule IN politics has on.
tanned One party cannot critic!se the other ON
thlS score. Each lives in a glass house and can
not throw any stones. The machine OF Tam
many and anu-Tammany combined Is not more
powerful! In New York In one party than tina.
OF senator Conkling Is in the Other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-03

some aggrieyed individuals are sending COM
plants 10 TIE STAR about the action of Ser
geant-at-Arms Bright in driving the vendors OF
cakes and notions out Of the Capitol. We think
Mr.. Bright has done a proper thing In clearing
them out. They had increased until they had
fairly oyerTun the building. Some OF the main
passages were so blocked up by their booths
that 1t was difficult TO get through, when any
number Of people were passing from enc wing
to the other. The Capitol was getting TO be
huge naZaT, with stands for the sale OF all sorts
OF wares. and the favored vendors were thus
supplied by government With business quar-
tiers rent free. and without cost for gas light
Or fVeL They also escaped the payment OF
license tax or any other OF the taxes levied
upon the business people OF Washington; an
Unfair advantage In their favor. The single
excuse offered for permitting any OF the tribe
OF vendors TO remain In the Capitol Is In the
case or the PIE and cake people, because OF the
exorbitant prices charged for eataoles In the
capitol restaurants below. This, however only
shows that there is another evil 10 be corrected.
The restaurant men at the Capitol are provided
with roCIny quarters rent free no charges for
light or the large amount OF fuel they use, they
excape the heavy license tax levied upon those
In the same business outside and II with all
these advantages they cannot supply eatable5
on Sufc'ently moderate terms to Go away with
the necessity o. converting the main halls or
the Capitol into pie stands, they ought 10 be
turned cut OF the building With the Others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-03

Inc presidential election win follow quite
closely the October election in thu de,atahle
states. In Indiana and Ohio the election M
october does not take place until the ION
Instant The presidential election. according
10 constitutional requirement, Is held On TIE
INST Tuesday after the first Monday In Novem.
ger. IL so happens this year that the first day
VI november comes In on Monday ard the
eiecuon therefore falls on the I'd OF November
oniy twenty days after the october result "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-03
The GubernatOriaI Fight in Georgia.

The fight over the goVernOrSHip in Gre 1rgia
between the democratic factions Is described as
the most bitter political contest that has ever
agitated the state. Both factions have eStah-
Iished headquarters In Atlanta, and the state Is
being Hooded with campaign documents Money
Is literally subscribed, and the democracy ap-
pears to be hopelessly divided. The Norwood
faction opened the fight with savage attacks
upon Governor C0lqultt, charging that his ad-
minlstratiCn has been a corrupt one. CoIquitt
and his friends have retauated by attacking
NoTwood'S character. They charge him with
having voted for and taken the salary grab
with having kept out OF the confed-
crate army as long as he could. and
that he did no good after he went
Into It. Joint discussions were arranged
between the rival candidates. but they have
been discontinued because the bitter feelings
engendeTed threatened q regular war OF fac
lions and blOOdShed. senator HUI is fighting
Colquitt, aided by ex-ChIef Justice Warner,
who resigned his position OF the state supreme
bench in order to take part against his Old
enemy. tx Senator Gordon and Senator Brown
champion the Colquitt cause. Families are
divided on the issue, and no matter how the
election may result the heart burDings of the
contest vii stu exist Gov. Colquitt Is appeal
ng to the cOlOred peop-e for support and IL Is
said, he will get large share of their votes
He has attended their camp meetings and
preached sermons 70 them. He has manifested
great interest in their militia organizations, and
helped them along. IL Is estimated that Col
quit Will get cOlOred votes enough to elect
him By at least $4,000 majority. Meetings Of
colored voters have been held TO endorse Col
quit. and the Indications are that the favors
he has shown the race viii be gratefully remem-
bered by them at the polls. The republican
state convention Will meet at Atlanta on the
9th instant, ana it Is predicted by some OF the
leading politicians 81 the state that it Will en-
dorse ColGuitt. The colored delegates VIII be
largely In the majority, and 1t is known that
some OF their leaders are openly advocating the
adoption Of resolution recommending Colquitt
TO the party. Both factions Of the democracy
support the same electoral ticket. Conse-
quently It's success Is assured, but the division
over the goyernorship will, In all probability,
Fear fruit In the shape of new party In the
field next year. The democratic party Ia
Georgia is too large to thrive In time OF pro-
found peace when there are no exciting uues-
tons Of politics TO keep il together. The wedge
that VIII split the solid south politically has
been entered In Georgia, Virginia. Tennessee
and Arkansas. and 1t viii be driven home In
less than year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-03
THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
Il OF THE
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.

Prof. OTIS T. MASON. A. NJ, Phi. D., princi-
Language.
Prot: ANDREW P. MONTAGUE, A. M, In
structor in Latin. 49, 49,
Prof; ANTHONY q. JANUS, Instructor in
G eek. Penmanship and Book keeping -
f-Hf. j. HOWARD GORE, b. S., Instructor in
Mathematics 80
:, This School affords thorough preparation for
the college. Its full course extends through four
years. but 1t furnishes also High School course
oceupS ing two years, for pupils who have com
pleted their studies in the common English branch
es, either IN the Pubic Schools or else where.
he session opens on the 9th of September.
Charge for the whole year. payable quarterly in
advance, SOS.
There are no extra charges.
For cata oRues or further inforG address the
Principal, College Hill. above 14.h street.
augl9-3m
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w III. WHEATLEY,

NJ III. WHEATLEY
STEAM DYEING
WET AND DRY SECURING,
40 Jefferson street,
v;,t dEoRGErOwN, ID. q.
stock Of ''' 'uo ooos 'aieut' ano iul
FCChhEE1 NSN AND DOMESTIC DYE STUFFS AND
~ hdC yfis, am prepared for the fall trade
Nv, Mork caIied for and delivered in the city: DO
Orders By mail promptly attended,. auy23
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NEW DRY GOODS.

NEW DRY GOODS.
FOB EARLY FALL WEAR.
CAEHMERES, CHUDDA CLOTHS
MERINOs, MOMIE CLOTHS
SCOTCH PLAIDS, CORDULETTES
CAMELS HAIRS. SERGES
BLACK AND COLORED VEI,VETS
BROOADE SAT1NS, SATIN DE LYON
BLACK SILKS, COLObED SILKS.
BLACK SATINS, COLORED SATINS
SHETLAND AND CHUDDA SHAWIS
Medium Weight MEkINO UNDERWEAR
''Grest Bargains" In TABLE LINENS TOWELS
NAPKINS AND HANDKEROHIEFS
20 6oZ. all Linen German NAPKI Ms at 81 60
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