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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29

BATTLE CREEK, Mich Jan. 81, 1879.
GEN1LKNFN-Hsving been afflicted for
number OF years with indigestion and
general debility, by the advice Of my doc
tor l used Hop Bit,ers, and must say they
afforded me almost instant relief. ] Am
glad 70 be able 10 testify in their behalf.
THoe. q. KNOX.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29

John Mctiii.n.se say: III. B-ns.,E. |
will pray ior YOU de- long =. live, he<.aii--'
v"u took pity on me ~hcr VA sick and
In tb- hospital. and -'nt mc two t-'N.- g,
your Celery and thamoUiile Pills, a,,! ne,
..ur.-i rae III --rialiea, neuralgia ai.L rar
y..:s n.akii. ~
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29
Bur0ette.

The Who'll, w.-~t has r-;s.i the sri,ii.r- al
Bur,lsii... oi The Burlington iiaw k.y-, ah"
IL humnrisi oi national npu,atiop. III,
Siii ie,lua. az SAITH bali ic-I...r-u~
night Reserved seats jos- -alc =, Fisher
P,arl River Palacs-.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29

thousands nf women hay. i.N.n .n:irv-
u curc.i al the Rios; stubborn r.Ss 81 it--
male Weakness by the Use Of lydia T.
rinkham'> Vegetable Comp"Gni s..DL Il.
Mrs. Lydia T.. Pinkham, 22;' Western Ave
Iue, Lynn, Mas, ior pamri,i.; -
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29

Two room, with use Ut good cellar, suita-
BILE Tor small family. Apply on premises,
nor hives, corner Fourth and Missouri
avenue
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29

Over 2o0.ooG Howe Scal-- have heen
SOLD. send ior catalogue to Borden, Sci
HEX 4 Co, General Agents, -, Louis,
No
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29
Nice Apples.

Two hundred AMI lil,,sioarrels OF assorted
eating apples the finest in the city at
Maitby u Co. .ll-2sd6t
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29

You had better cut out this :,ddr,-.. 80
"Dr. c. L. sykes, l69 Madison -rrv,t, Obi.
cngn," Tor you may need his ''Sare Chr,
f.r Catarrh."
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29

Fresh blue grass seed for sale.
A. Y. HovsroN.
ll-9wu. Houstenis, No.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29

Have you Cstarrh? DIR. Sykes Suer
Cure" il an unfaIing remedy. Have you
heard Of i'll
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29

Buy your groceries Of
Murphy Bros. li-20d2m J.
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WEEKLY BAZOU.
SEDALIA, No.

Tuesday, NOVEMBER -, 1851.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-10
UGLY UTES.
some Trouble Expected Oyer
Their Removal.

Denver, S.-The United States grand
jury found indictments against Berry,
Meacham and Cline as accessories and
five Utes Spsvsno, Pish, Como, Henry
and Unqus, rs principals, in the murder
of A. D, jackson.
A letter received here states that the
whites have been ordered to leave the
reservstiod by tomorrow. The writer
does not give the source Of tde order, but
It is thought the order was given by the
military, and il mcauE immediate steps
toward the removal of the Utes. Com
missioner Mesrs had great faith in
Berry's influence over the Indians, and
believed Berry and himself could infu-
ence the Indians to speedy and peace
full exodus, and il is stated that Berry
having decided to remain in Denver
until brought to trial, Mears declared he
would not go without him, and rather
than trust to himself or to the in
fuence Of the other commissioners,
without Berry's aid, ha would
resign. It is furthermore stated that
Mears has alresdy prepared his resign
alton to be forwarded to the interior
department, as soon as it is settled
beyond question that he cannot have
Berry's assistance. The gentleman
giving this information is in position to
know the temper Of the Indians. and
their disposition towards the commits
sioners. He believes there isn't mem Der
of the commission who could l.. huencs
the Indians and that probably the
presence of any of them would incite the
Indians to outbreak, as the frat impress
sion would be that their mission was 10
remove them. He believes ;hst Berry
could cause the pesceAble removal Of the
Indians, and the surrender of those in
dicted for Jackson's murder. The Utes
threaten to remain in the valleys and re-
gard the prospect Of fight with soldiers
with derisi n, and boast they can defeat
all the soldiers government is likely to
bring into the fight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-10
THE CAPITAL.
Stanley Matthews Must Go
Sundry Washington News.

Washington, cit is understood that
Lamar favored the confirmation of
Stanley Matthews. The rest of the COM
mittee, Logan, Ingalls,, Mcmillan, Davis
and Bayard opposed it. Conkling and
Garland were absent. No action was
taken on Psrdee.
The object of Kellogg's motion, to-day,
was to ascertain what states have over
their quota of the appointments and
which less, Senator Brown recently
claiming that the south had very few. 1t
is stated that thousands of southern
republicans have written demand
ing recognition of the south if Browns
facts are correct.
Il is stated that Louisiana has twenty
two appointments in the departments, of
whom ele en- We're never in that state.
Kellogg will insist on q vote Tomorrow.
Republicans are still working hard 10
prevent a contest between Conkling and
the Administration. The Pre- ident de-
clares his ultimRtum. Several true friends
of Conkling, who are stalwart republicans
OF New York, have come to Washington
to aid in adjusting the trouble. They
urge Conkling to let Robertson
nomination be reported from the com
mlttee without any Recommendation
either favorable or unfavOrable, simply
submit it to the Senate for action; and
that Conkling shall not make any speech
or say any word attacking the Admins
tration unless he shall be attacked by
some Administration senator. This plan
is urged upon Uonkling as an easy way
70 drop the fight in winch he is certain to
be beaten. COnkliGg made no reply, but
some of his friends think be may con-
sent to adopt this sdvice to keep peace in
the party.
The commissioner of internal revenue
estimates the revenue receipts will sKgre-
gate, this year. about $4,000, 900 more
than last year. The increase is due to
the increased production of cigars and
| cigarettes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-10
AWARDING NAIL CON.
TRACTS.
A Cheek Put Upon CoIiusive
clerks.

Washington, Son the 7th inst,
awards for carrying the mails in various
psrts Of the country under the miscel-
laneous advertisement OF March 10th,
we're finally decided upon at the post
office department. The letting of these
contracts is not what Is known as the
regular letting, but consists Of service on
such routes, as from various causes, can
not be advertised and let at the usual
time ard manner. In opening the pro
pOsas for these contracts a material de-
parture was made from tie usual Gus
tom in such cases. The law requires that
ali proposals for carrying mails shall,
before being turned over 10 the contract
offices. be ''opened and marked" here
toiofe, with one exception occurring sew
eral years ago, the custom has been
merely to open the bids and stamp them
q work which some Of the officials at the
department. say is practically of no
value, and evidently not what the law
contemplated, since as no record of bids
was made, Others could be added after
the opening. Bids IN blanks could bs1
filed in so a. to secure contracts, or be
Withdrawn so as TO give some favored
bidder the contract, or could be changed
for the same purpose. Some years ago
quite scandal was created IN the depart
ment by some of these very
doings, and several employees of
the contract Office were dismissed in
consequence, but still, with the exception
before alluded to, 10 change in the man
ner of Opening bids was made. When
the present opening was made Postmaster
General James authorized change to be
made, which was SIS follows: After the
bids were opened they were stamped
with the date of opening. and with en-
engraved device of which there is but
one in existence. They were then num-
bered censecutively, arranged by routes
and a list made of them, giving The num-
Der OF tne bid, the name of the bidder,
the number Of the route on which the
service Ia to be made, the amount OF the
Did, and any defect, informality or ire
gularity that was discovered. After this
the bids were turned over to the contract
office and list furnished the postmaster |
general, with the engraved device men
toned. Before this, when the bids were
turned over to the contract Office, they |
were always either under the eyes Of the |
committee appointed 10 examine and |
mark them, or in q vault, the keys OF
which were IN the exclusive ossession of
one of The committee. II will be sean |
that uLder this plan there is no oppor-
tunity whstever for tsmpering with bids !
by any one disposed to do so ia the de- |
psrtment, without certain discovery, and |
that no bids cau be distracted or new
ones admitted. II is so good plan that |
the acknowledgement will probably |
Cause it to be adopted for all future open
Ings of bids for Star routes and other |
contracts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-10


contractor is ]. E. Peck, of the firm Of
ID in the hand Of j. w. Dorsey, 90 far
cial history of these roates has been
given, there will be added some inter
esting testimony. The annual pay on
thee four routes was raised from SIG, 1872
to s164, l89 as lows: Route No. A, l55,
from Dslles to Baker City, raised from
s., 2S8 TO S72.520. The Contract was
awarded TO John NJ. Peck, Of the Dorsey
com bination, on March 18th, 1878. The
fourth contract WAS transferred 10 b. N.
Vail, another contractor identified with
the Dorsey interest, and the route at
once began to undergo development.
Government has paid thus far to con-
tractors Slice July LIST, 1873. Sl54, 800, al
though the route was let at So 2S5 per
year. There we're petitions, of course,
upon which to base the action that was
taken by GRADY. The most earnest ad-
yOcste Of the increase aud expedition was
senator Mitchell, Of o segon, aud one or
tEo petitions we're endorsed by Senator
Slater. It was shown that the net an
.nusl revenue Of the intermediate uffices
was only $I,12S, but in spite Of this the
number OF trips Was increased aud
the running time reduced, at an annual
expense Of So, 2S2 Route A 40, f,om
Eugene City TO Bridge Creek, was raised
from 2,46S to S2l, 6O3. The contract was
awarded to j. NJ. Pect, and sub-let 10
P. j. Wickoff. for $1,000. The sub
contract is one Of the few on the line,
which shows that il receives vply 81, AGO,
leaving more than 81, 900 annual profit
to contractors. By means OF this sub
contract the department don't know how
much the service really costs. Govern
ment has paid the contractor about S42.-
0OO on this route up to date. in less than
three years. Route A ,l6O, from Carson
City TO Fort McDermott, was let in "
for 81 8S8 to J. II. Peck, and raised to |
$49,766 The Route was turned over to |
ID. II. Vail. During the two years and |
ten months of the contract term which |
passed, government has paid the con-
tractor about S72, 800. The fourth route |
OF the Oregon group is 44,154, fr m
DAlles to Lake View. The route also |
belonged to the Dorsey combination, but |
Peck did not bid for it. The duty was
assigned to j. w. Dorsey, brother. Of the
ex-sen ator. The annual pay for this
route was raised from S6.O8S to $50, 300.
The papers chow that at first |
An attempt was made by means OF /
petitions and recommendation to |
secure an addition Of one trip, but very
'oOn nothing less than six trips and re-
tuced time would suffice. ttimes there
we're many complaints about the poor
or non performance of the
ervice. Senator Mitchell writes that
here were so many failures that the
whole country was indignant. Govern
nent has paid the contractor to date,
,ver S4S, 600.
Philadelphia, 9.-Black, Cason and
charged with having de-
rauded government in mail contrScts,
we're arrsigned this afternoon before the
nited States commissioner, and held in
5000 bail each, the court stating that it
vas evident Black was the principal.
They will be tried at the term of court
BEGINNING next Monday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-10
Now Eronde Is Mad.

London, 9.-Froude writes to the
Times: The memoir of the lsle Mrs.
Carlyle and collection of her letters,
which Carlyle had partially prepared for
publication, are my personal property.
They were given to me, ard / am the
sole judge as to what parts should be
printed. The memoir is published and
the letters will be. l decline to allow
any persons, whether friends Of the late
Mr. Carlyle or of me, to be associated
With me in the discharge of the trust
which belongs exclusively to myself.
The remaining papers, which was di-
rected 10 return to Mrs. Alexander Car
lyle when L had done with them, I will
restore 1T once to any responsible person
she may empower 10 receive them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-10
A Bit of Diplomacy.

Constantinople. cit is now evident
that the main object of the inquiry into
the death of Sultan Abdul Az was to
prevent any future combination of the
men who deposed Abdul Aziz, and not
to establish the truth regarding the man.
ner of ais death. Numerous arresle
among the military have been made.
The battalion which assisted 10 depose
Abdul Aziz has been broken up and the
officers sent to distant parts. It 10 be-
lieved there will be no public trial Of the
accused, but they will be quietly exiled.
There is report that Mahmoud Dsmoud
Pasha has already been sent away in 8
man-of-war which left the Bosphorus
under secret orders.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-10
Fire Record.

Toledo, 9.-H. Meigs' Paper Mill, at
South Toledo, owned by the Clafin
Paper Company, burned this morning.
] Loss, $50, 900; insured for $4,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-10
PRODUCE MARKET.

Following are the ruling whole
sale buying prices in Salt Lake
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-10

Following are the latest quota
lions of flour, grain, wool, etc, in the
san Francisco market
FLOUR Suparfne, $3.50 a 25;
Bakers Extra, $4.75 a 5 90; Family Ex-
tras, IS. ia; WsllaWalla, extra, 4.25 a.
81 so p Dbl.
WHENT-No. I, sL4O@ 1.421li No
., Sl35 a 1874; p ctl.
Coast and 85c. q Csc. for Bay; Brewing,
81 a Sl.25 p cwt.
OATS-Quotable at S13O a S1.6OP
Ctl. for Feed.
CORN-Quotable at S1.O5@ s1.1O for
Large Yellow; SIO5 a SLI5 for Small,
and Sl.30 a 81 35 for White, y ctl.
HIDES-Dry Hides, usual selections,
Flint, Is O. Isle; Dry Kips, Is q 183ci
Green Sailed, heavy steers, over 55lbs.
IOlc; do, under So lbs, lOc; kips, lOci
Cslf-skiRs, 10 o. l2c.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-18

r SER t. pT1BllTls des5e el - ds No
vleuore COZ Il gTAndioso vEp0r esuah oi
Manila al que segufrBn q Madrld
ReinR Mercedes "Trem4hem" Y 'TerE-
GuK
Los vaporss &c ests empresan eniszAn en-
z rto-Raco ' Ia H bsns con los vRporea
correos 0e Is Peninsula = ademae enlGEan
en- Ia Hats8s con el sspor De 10 misAa sm-
press que sale para VerscTux el is de oAda
mes Y n Santiago De Cuba con sl de 10 Inca
De is Habana Colon.
FL vspor de Ia iinea de VsrAcrus tocarG
en- los puertos de Progreso. Fronfera de
1shssco VeTsCTuz = Tuxpan.
Fl y7por de la Habsna Colon saIdrs de
Santiago de Cuba para Kingston, Santa
Marta, BaarsnQuill-, Cartagena y Colon.
Psra les cltados punt0s Sc RdmitIran car
"a J ps<sa leT0s.
Para mas detalles dlrigirss en- san Juan
s sus conSlg as tSTioe
Ism @. PRATs Co
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RestO de Espaha.

A bacete, Albunol, Alca'a Ia Real, Alcantara,
Alcafiz Alcira, AlcOy, Alfaro, A.mansa, Al
mudeyar. Ameria, Almuhecar, Aguiar, Alge-
clras, Alicante, AnieQu, ia, AndGj9r, Arenys
Do Mar, Areuys d" MuBt, Astorgs, Ateca,
Avila, Ayerhe, A2coita Radaoz, Baesa, Bae-
"a. Barce ona, Rarhastro, Bejar, bilhso Bla-
mes, Burgos, BrolaS, Bastrorba, Cabra, Cace-
res, C4dlz, Calatsyud, CGlahOrra. Calella Cal
d. tas. ct. Ger Il na. Csrtagena, Car, aen-
te Caymona, Caspe. CasteliOb, Castro-Ur-
diales, C6rdova, Cludadela, Cudad RODRIGO
Ceuta, Chinchilla, Don BeEite Eciia, Elche'
Estella, Figuerns, Garrovllas. Corona, Gar
nnta. Guadalsiara, GusdiX. Gibraltar. Haro
HELM, Hueva Hnesca, Huescar, Hinojosa
del DGque. Jsea, JaeE, Jat,va, JereZ, La Es-
Gala, Las Palwas, Leon, Lkrida, Lsares. Lo-
ia Logro5 o, Lucena, Madrid, Malaga, Man
resa, MGrt0s, Marcheus, Mataro, Masnou,
Montoro, Monlilla, Montblsnch, Montanchez'
Motril, Moron, Mo~ells, Murcis, Navalmorai'
OiIate, OrhuelA, Osuns, Palencis, Palafargeii,
Pslam6s. pslnc4 ~ Aai'or'n, Pamplona, Pi-
media, PlaseDeia. r, sadas Pobla del Segnr,
Premia 81 Mar, puerto Real, Puerto de San
"a NJ ma Puente Geuil, Ranbla Remosa,
RiOseeo, RonGa, Sstbacell, Salamanca, San,
lander San Feraaudo, San L6car de Barra-
media, San Sehas 81. Ssn FeliG lie Guxols-
san Poi, san petro Re Premia, San Juan de
VlaSar, san G u&s lie Vilasar, San MateO,
Santo Domingo de ia Calzada, Sarinena, Sc
govis, Sevia, Solsona, Sort, T4ialla Tarrs-
oa, Tarragona, rarrega Teruel, Toledo, Toro,
Tore Don JimeGo, Torrelavega, Toloss. To-
rrecilla, Torr ella de Montgr, Truiillo, Tude
la, Ubeda, Utrera, Vs.encis, Valencia de Al
cantara, vsaGold Walls, VeltE Malaga. VI.
nsreE, Nitoris, Vills-carrillo, Vills-roh edo,
Zafra, Zamora ZagsgoEa-
ENLAS RAE.EAREA,
iudadeis dc Aenorca Palma lie AallOrca
tSk.&S EANAREAA,
Pn.mSs iGraH CanarjaAl II
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[ 4PlESl DE VlPQHES ESPbEO!Es
ORREOS DE Las; ANTILLAS s
De D. RAMON DE HERRERA.
DE LA HABANA.
,rINtRAHI" QUE HAN DE skGuIR.

>ai.du ,ie Ia HetduH0 ei dja 10 de oodo
mes d ias de Ia tortie dei vopor RAMON
DE HERRERA, oGpitaa Aai~z
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VIJANDE & co.
81 TAI EZA 81.

Giran letrss sobre az sguientes pla1as &c is
Peninsula e lSlas adysceates por tO6ss esrti-
dsdss, oOrtos 3iSs de vista TAmbSen gjran
por te.sgraio cualquiera sn'ns SCORE las mis-
mas plSzSs
A 4 Sec rsS. Almers, A,uaSSro, ArsD-
iusz, Au'sCpers, Av,la, A86Jisr. A,bsesIs,
Alca2ar, AGesnte. rasien \ eov. Areos ie
FroaterS, A.usnsA A'coy, Amen 'r2leio,
Vran3s OOsro
q Bs-cslaya, Bloao. ss3asoA Bvrsos.
SejSr. HssrS
CSSe- or 3e "a F's0s, CUs0es, C,4g5ssi Z "a,
CsaSGoxra. CsesssS Csls,sya,i, CsS,rOp, Car
1Ces~ C'sSs, COSia CuSySS Ss Vega
u - pa'sNs.
- s. SSco-s. Ecjfs
p Esv~o. FScsrsS ts CsSTop&
4 - G5crs ,&e, GeOooA Grass. GSo-
e sSSS5&-s
u Ess,v& aaessA, BNrO
Js~ga Ss : F-ao,e-s Jss-. JsuvS
Il LsraS& Lscz, LS<ca&2 LSSo, LzSro&
Z es-sS. rAss& -. Es >srs-s
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rss. N~S-s ~ C&Er0
o 0v-eso> 0~snSs. 0-sosA
p RSz-acz& R&-A R2s,c& E>a1,evs-
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PSzrSa
= -0easz2r - IS 0rssa.
& aea> s>5rase1
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srs1rs >ar1sz.a ~aca& ~erer-s >s-tsEsa-
- Fsss 81 Is : Eaa ms 1e TezsEas
tt Tar scaz,~ Te-uS4 Ira e. Tses s.
2 sve-s se Is SeuS To.eso T&r&z3aa. Tors.
z rT@ ~ Tuaea
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san juer, =. r, . q setieU bre e Iesi.-
Contador RafdsI Ferrs Gdrrrq V y :
f. Sub-,i,rertut Pphh hdyrt
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TAEIYA DIX F&SAJE
ESTEE SEW YOgK I EAS JCAg,
% passse 81 /, . GzassEs ,,.>,>,..,,, n
TAk1gA bE gI4ETE SAsA 6rgyA-YoEG.

Cate, Az6eas, miels>, etc seg3a c9s-
yeoA0 sspsezaa con tps sgs2tss, I2nes Ae
e@Ds~
a MAS EAkATA EyBA psEs Europa
TITO punsO los tsssa5eE0s t0s0 81 t2em %
q 1e j31zk1eD Qkof fg12D.
CoBoe1n1lento y Dolets de passJes dinectos
se Gga 81 tO1os lOs pUeTt9s dQn1e Los YaDo-
Des de "a eotnpsnls toeaD, para Eug0Ea, Ia
ssGdd y b St0sg en 0oneLoa con Lac a9lIien
tes 1ness de yap0res
VIA NEW YORK -Por La De Lstrlayd.
Hhate Star. Ea@aa para desde L4gevp00L
-GlTth German Lsovd para desde Bremen.
-HdBl551y0 ABtSybcd1 PGosset C0BlpdSag para
dssds ABgbSyes. - General 1Tasssat4d ,stse
Company para desde HGUTe. .-Agchr Lane
para y deede L6sdrssg y GLasg0U. - Merchants
DeSpAtch q International Lane para ass-
tolos lOs puutos del CdsadG. = 1stT0p0ls-
Ia line para y des ie Boston
s0LETA DERECTA PARA EUROPA.
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Ninos memories de tres amos no pagan pa
sale. Entire tres doce ahos mitad de pa
SAFE. Grades soompanando 4 sns amos doe
terceTas parties del pAsdle.
Para mas iuformes tipos de ietes diri-
ianse g los Agentes De la o0mpadia-
San Juan de Puerto Rico.
0. 10 cSobrtn0s ds ESg,iiagd.
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On pssais teGyrAslsa.
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Papel J SObreS para cartas

Psre1 6so y rsys6o desde 20 cents.
vCs s SZ-56 s. resul Is.
sobreS Cesos 81 70 basta s. millsr
Pspel de caIto ooTa1o, Aso y Tsysdo
s 90 etvs. Iesma.
HI Is impTeDts de- B0LETfN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-18
VAPORES- -C0RRF0S I2l11LS
DE LA COMPANfA TRASATLANTTCA
AyTRs
DE A. LOPEZ Y COMP.
vIAJE DIRECTO DESDE PUERTO-RICO
4 CADlZ Y BARCELONA.

VIAJE DIRECT0 DESDE PUERT0-RIC0
4 CADIZ Y BARCELONA.
Saliia de Puerto Rico e dia 10 de cada
mes
!. CAmara sl65 2. Camara 100. 5. C&marA so.
Tambien puede hacerse el viaie, saliendo de
Puerto Rico, los dias 4, l3 % de cads mes
Y trasbordsndo on la Habsna
Los precios para estos v,ajes, son los 81
Luientes
Ia IA ,.
De Puerto-R q la Habana. $50 8 "a 3 6
he Ill. aSantauder Cadiz Bar
celOna wis Habanal ..... 200 100 70
Las localidades especiales Y camarotes en-
isros, seran q precios converciunales.
Habrs rehajas para las tsmiias numerosas
con nfios
Installation de luio y IN mueblae especial a
precios convenciOnales
Sc expiden pasaes lie ida vuelta con rs
.. g de rebala,
La Empresa ha hecho las siguientes mo-
d1caciones en- el pasaje de los ninoe que
viajen con sus familias
rRIMERA sEoUNpA oAxARA.
On nino hasta de amos, en- cada amilia,
gratis. Los deuas hasta amos un cuarto
pasaje. Los de q z ii Ia amos medic pasaie
Los dcmas pasale entero.
TERcERA CLAss.
On niho, hasta dos amos, gratis. Los nj
noe hasta amos medic pasaje Los demas
pasaJe entHro.
!ERiIGg Of Ii alGIIl PI0. RICO,
oCE EsCALA IN NUEvITAs, 0IBARA, CUBA.
PONCE, &AYAGUE2 PUERTO -RIoo.
NAPOR PAAAJ Es%.''
IDA.
Saidra de Habana ell 81 de cada mes para
<uevlths.
Id. de Nueyiias el de i'd "a ID Gibara
Id de GiLara el lie q. Id i'll Sgo de Cuba
Id. de Ngo Cuba el s ID. ia. Id Ponce
Id. de J. n @ 81 i'd Id. i'll. MayagueE
ID de Mayagdez el ia. id id. San Juan.
Lega >ao Juan, y. R., e 10 de cada mes
RETORNO.
Sa!d.A q" l'to Rec el II de cada mes par,
Hayagueg
III. do Mayagaez cl IL Id. ID. i'd Ponce
III dc z q nc e el Is ID id id : de Cuba
ID De = e Cnpaei ls ID ii. ID dihara.
Id dc . hsra el 70 !d IL Ia Nnevitss
Id. de Naevtu O. id. Ia. i'd Habana
Liecs Ia iiA>ana q n De cada wes.
Sc adalit1 c.7EA paeale para todos estos
luerfos
Mas Jeis.es d,.rqn sns corsignatarios
Scbr rinoS de ESQuia10
Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-18
q A Ii CT A.

Bayo. Bayoba, BetaEzos, Buho, Oamarihsa,
Carbail', CsldAs ce Reyes, Garril, Gee, Corcu-
DioH, instance, Caruota, Ferrol, Finisterre,
Gnardie. Lage, Lugo, Malo;ca, Moudone3o.
Muroe Mugia, \syA, Ortiguers (SaniG MAr-
tai, orense, Pedrou, Ponteveira Fuente-
areas, Puentedsuue, Puente Ceso, Puenie ,lsl
Puerto Redondela, Rivs6eo, Santiago. Tuy.
Vigo, Vivero, Villagarc.a, vimisuzo Zas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-18

Aviles, Cangas lie 0nis, Cangas de rneo
Csstropo', Coiun1a, Gu llero, Figueras, Gi-
Jon, Grsdo, Lastres Luarca, uanes, 0viedo,
Pola de Laviaia Pols de Lena, PolH de Ssro,
Pravis, Rivadese Ia, Salas, Sama de Lsngreo,
Tania. Tineo. Villavicioaa Z Infesto.