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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-04
The BraGiaugil Case.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-The morning Post chsrges
Mr. Bradlsu&h With having appealed 20 The
street ssobe frcm the decisions OF the House If
Commons snd recommends Mr.. Gladstone 70
pus his foot resolutely down upon auch insoierce
and vi garity.
The Times commenting on the esma topic de-.
clsres that the nouSe CT Commons hes chosen q
false position, and that it ia tins duty OF the gov
ernment plainly snd frankly TO dc sre waalhur
II Viii Introduce parliamentary osths bill, IA
es'ly ss possible r: the next session of psf
menl- In the eve!.t OF its doing so DR. Brat-
while from pressing his claim Of admission to
the Htu;e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-04
L0udOEn lseDublicans.

HAMILTON. Va. August 4. The republicans
OF Loudoun met III Convention 10 Laesourg yes
tterday Tor the purpose Of el,ctrg delegates 10
L7pchburg.
The ID shooe wing of the party bad walk
oVer, there benc DO opposition to their action
Owen +. Holmes. Hugh K. Holmes snd Peter
q. Fry. white, snd Fielding Green. colored
were elecleo delegates Wi!hUu! Instructions Toe
two frst and the last - e Cd are usruest ,uonor
ters OF the Mehcne movement Mr Fry, Is sup-
posed to be stalwart but is not expected 10 10
TO Lylchburg.
As Loudean goes, so goes the State, and the
IynchbufE convention Will endorse The Came.
ron Lewis ticket
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2 PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI- WEEKLY 81
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST a. l8S
The Richmond Whir doubts tho existence

The Richmond " hlr doubts tho eXl3tc6cc
cf the Virginia Post, newspaper pub
lbhed 10 tbs city by c.lorcd repubII-
cans, who want The republican State cons
venti,n 10 nominate republican tlcks
ct. There is now before Us numbsr - volume
,, of the Virginia Post dated August g. 1851
sod it is v:ry pest looking paper, bnt much
Of lis space ia filed with good and sufficient
reasons Why the colored people Of Virginia
should not ailoE themselves 10 BE- duped by the
Mahoni,cs, and Why they should bsnef: Viz.
GINA. srd thereby improve theit own condition.
By doing sl they csn to redeem her 6psrcIsl
erad.. The Hhig. however, is doubtful
Thomas about the existence Of newspapers that
oppose Mahorsm. Ii aas exceedingly Difficult.
to induce it to believe shat such pronounced
anti Mahone psp9r aa :be American, of Pulls
delphis. had local habi;aton and rame.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-04

A Monster TURTLE --Au exraofdicafy
:ur;e MSS brought to New York yesterday by a
fisherman namsd Hiees. who oomuapds
Steam smack in the menhsdea or moss. banker
fishery. 1t was c,ught of Abaecom Light, AID
s,d for exhibition Tor $3.50 The luetIe is of
vati:ty never seen before 10 the New York
market 1t ssrv.n feet lorg, fcur feet three
incSes broad, and abou: >hrre fess thick. Its
"hlppers' or peo:eria! 6us are II iuohes lorS,
Ii Is bush black all aVpr except 90 tho Deck.
where muddy white spots aud noder tho ;hruat
pink spots rrl,ese no back sur'acn. Che
back is mstEsd BY sven lansitu iiual ridges.
thcrc bc:os oao large ridge in lhc oert:t Sod
threa snaer oues on either side. THe load il
rouodish aad sbons foot iu diameter. TITO
mouth is eg1t ucncs long spd TWO looe ,srps
prcsrada from the end Of the upper isw, These
tsoes ere tx,2ediDsly eGasp. Unlike most Of
the ,nc;le family this spsomen has NOT the
power OF drsIlog his head iu,o the shell, aud
lie is ais, ioc.p pablo Of va king. possibly beosu.s
OF his sres: |ei&ht. which is estimated 20 be
bet~>en |, 700 aud 2 600 rouGds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-04

Tie Indications polot mcro ind moro to the
intention ct the straight cut republicans Of
Virginia to prevent, if possible, the surrender
of their organiz ..ion 10 the Mahonitea, md
show the desperate efforts the latter are max
Ing 20 effsc. that s1lr,uaer. The republican
convention Of this ci!y AID county determined
yesterday to send straghtou: republicans to the
Stale Convention, but tho c.p!ulsto;s. ucd,r
chs itf1srcs Of The MahoDitos withdrew nod
appointed delegation 10 fsvor OF coalition. 1t
wtud not be- surprisiug if tbs State Conycn,
ton were 10 f5Iiow the tx ,mpla of the Alcxsn-
dria Convention ADD split, one half endorsing
che Mshonc regulating ticket, snd the other
nominating s:Iaiehtou: republican ard debt
paying ticket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-04
state EormnI 1nst,fute

Correspondence OF the Alexandria Gazette.
FRONT Royal. Aug. 8. lSSI.-rhe State
Normal Institute for the Dor.hera sud eastern
cioTs vas opeusd here yesterday, The in-
s.ructcI, ara Professors Brooke, Laigbt and
Landsloger. aud fliss Bo5oa. Of tho hliIlcrs-
vile Normal School, Pennsylvania. epd there
are already 2l6 teachers 10 attendance, whilst
Others are c,ustso.ly trrlsiog, Sec ion 4 com.
prses the teachers from Richmond, y 10 pum
Der; Petersburg. 7; Klog AID Qasen aud Hao
over. e each;. Chesterfield, 8; Ess. K, 3; King
William, Mlddeeex and Caroline 2 each. and
Norfolk couoty. Nspsonopd, New kent,
CHARTS Cuy. Princess Ann, Northumberland,
Westmoresud. Richmond county, ard H,u-
rico, one each, and TWO from N5r!h Carolina:
IN ell fifty three. Section g. has is from
buckingham. each from Augusta, Rock
brlogo, and Culpeper, three from Albem slls,
two each from Acc omac sOd Highland and enc
each from Bath. Northampton and Lous.-49
10 all. Section Q. has 25 from Warrso; 7 fran
Rtppahanoock; 6 from Page; FIVE each from
Frederick aud Otaoge; 4 from SHENANDOAH; Q
ifom Madison aud ons from Greene; in all SIS.
Sec loo u has 10 from Farq 1ier; 10 each from
Prize, William aud Alsxanlrls; S from Pair
Tag; ADD tour zach from L1udoun, Stafford,
SUD SpotsYlvana; SO in all. 1t will bs ssen
tRas thirty nine counties and three cities are
represented. Tha City Supsrin,eudents of
Richmond and Alexandra and tho C6univ
Superintendent of Warren, Rockineb,m
Prince William. Fauquisr and CuIpeper ara
here sud otbtrs sre expected. A. esob
morning there is general meeting and Iaotnre
50 the lecture roou OF the Methods. Church.
lasting half so hour; ,be asc,ions then 6Is of
TO tee courthouse. o public hall. and the
schoohouss and change rooms and teachers
every forty Eve minutes until l2. st hs!fpast
t;7o, the same process is repeated until about
Ave. The teachers are sll pleasantly locste6
aud ere eri,yips them selves out of school hours,
shcugh KEPT ptetty closely at work 10 them.
FIDRLs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-04

The friends or ihe chesapeake & Ohio Canal
vii! DO aratfed to k1oW that contrsots have
bean made aod some Of the required material
already prepared fer the enlargement of the
iucks thereof, and that by next saason the work
viii be complctcd and the cost of transportation
On the canal be thereby so rtduc,d. in corss>
ql.nc, Of the bos;men lag enabled TO double
their rgoss Eithou: decreased cos: Of motive
power, thst the business of the canal must
uooesssriiy be stimulated greatly. Whatever
helps tho canal must help its bes! shipping
port, Al. x.ndria
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AID here is sGothsr.

MISSISSIPPI DEIoCaATIo STATE CoNvEy.
TIoN.-Tde democratic State c,nveotion net
yesterday a! 0aoo in Jackson. every c,uoty b {.
ing fully represented. Alter some discussion s
pormaneDt orgia'za.Ion was aft .otsd. No
proxies we're admitted. -Four counties h.v.
c,utcs:ipg dtlseslloos.
Gov. Stone sad Maj IT E,h:l Bnksisl. sre
the most prominent csndidatcs for the govern
orship. representing respectively the o,os, rvs
tive aud extreme eIcmepts muah bitter feeling
is manifested: Bnk.dsle's !reads are coaf~
dent, though IL is thcugr, that Stone's chaaces
are byst. The nomination OF Bardsdals. or
one OF bis fac 100, imprrils Ssus.or l,smar'i
re election. while Siooc's SUCCESS assures his
returp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-04
Shot his Daughters seaucer.

LITTLE ROCK. august Private adTices re-
ceived today report bloody tragedy enacted
on Sunday last just across :ho line in Louisiana,
short distance from Magnois Ark. james
Doyle seduced daugotar of G.pssn James h.
Walker and q u to Texas III. Walker swore
solemn oath that should Doyle evas cross hi,
path no would take quick sud te.rible vengeance
This threat was made oreu!y. TO the surprise
of every body. Doyle returned las! Sunday, and,
in lees than .Wo hours Walker Put the contents
OF = double bacreled gun in his body. Walker
made no attempt 10 eecspe. He gave bonds 10
appear for t,ial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-04

The members of the Virginia democrstio
convention are wise ncn in their generation
They have declared 10 favor of paying the
Wnols debt of tho State, and demonstrate that
soc5 payment csn bs made without necesstat.
lag sn Increase Of taxation. LIS bad enough
TO refuse to pay debts when unable to pay them,
but to refuse when perfectly able to pay is
worse than open robbery 10 thst it lacks the
condition of physjc, c utsge requisite to COM
nit tho robbers crime.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-04
The IA ark cts.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 4-Viryini. 6s old -: do
oelesrsa 10; DO consolidated 81 do q se.
rss EST; past due coupons 81 new 10 4Os 5Esh id
TO day. Cotton hm; middliug II Fiou, nm.
changed and very firm. Wheat-Soutbern
steady and frm Western q shade bettar clns.
ing sse.dy; southern red l2lal26; do an ,er i2I
slT; No Maryland lzet No We.tsrn win ;.
ter red spot and Aug l25!,l25s Sept l2is.l2;i:
octooer !&tal9t Corn-oouthern steady and
quiet; Western frmer; Southern Whit 81 ~ ~
yellow b.; Western mixed spot and Au1 se,.
osti Sept 59!a5es; Gc!o5=r COZ .6l4; s:eennar 6s
Oats STEADY; Southern 40A42; Western wbita AZ
ad5; do mixed 4l.42. Bye quiet 1t 1850 Hao
unehapged Oense firm; bio cargoes ordin.,y
10 Jar sSallS sugar quiet; q soft 81. Whisssy
NEW YORK. Angus! 4-s.oeks sesk. Monou
2!>3. Flour quie. and s.asdy. Whe,. J ~,
higher. Corn s,l9, higher. E'''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-04
DIED.

"a the morninz Of the 3,d, CALHBL. RICH.
AEDS, Ia the 62od year of his are, .rFua.
era Will take place from his late residence. No.
south Alfred ST., at 10 O'CLOCK on Ef5sy
mofnlng' Friends and scqaail.snces 81. ia.
On Wednesday morning, August 3ri, a: he:
i nv residence. "Sellsle." kitg George co1a.;,
VIZ Tsgihls, Many FRANOE5. wife OF Decor
w w. d. tt;cs, and eldest daughter OF Joha 7.
Emerson, of this city.
:, ms morning, ANNIE Y. MSHKS, i,fi,t
Snltu OF Aloert and Hattie NJ ess aged eigh;se1
months aud seventeen dayf, ~ The fuaer,
will take placs from ths residence OF her p.ren!s
on Y Ieen street. between Patrick and Henry,
TO- LnorroV evening, August 5.h, at 8 30 o'ci,c;.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-04

cough, Cold Or sore Throat should
9e ssopped Neglect frequaatly ratul.s ia ~
ZION. SsOW MS q is 0NCH,aI,
SCh Es do not disorder the s.om.cn Liza
cough sYrups and bss,m' ou. act directly
on the infiamed parts. 4llsyina Irrl.,,iDS,
giverelist IL 4 sthma. Bronchitis,C Coughs,
st aha !he thrOat troubles 4rlca
lsct 70. For thirty years brovn's Brorcb,sl
tt9cnes nave been recommended BY physciaa.,
qua always give perfect satisf ,ct!on Having
oeen tested by wide and cons.an. uss for re.r,y
Su enlire generation. they have attained vel.
merited rank among the few slsnIe rsma,ia, Of
the age. sold at 5c. 9 box everywhere. uhl9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-04

The Bsitlmors Amerlcaa (Rapnblcao) ss, F..
II 'lmo hangs bcavy 90 tho ha1ds cf the V;r.
gluis readjas:ers. ahy den. they smusa them.
selves By tr7icg to capture tho Conservative
Convention They are last ss good dem ,cr.ts
ss they arc republicans, aud there is no g,ra,cr
lnptoprlcsY 10 attempting TO bulldoza slr. kei.
ley than in eadesvotipg to scare of General
Wlckhsn. General Malone snd Crljpl
Oam=ron might opeo SIDE show snd run
opposition to The Conservative Convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-04

The existing difficulty about the erection CT a
free bridge across thu Potomac at Georgetown
affords the Alexandra canal company and ex-
celleut opportunity for making aa effort to
possess itself Of the requisite authority to dis
pose of its magnificent water power. The pro.
cecds Of the sal, of the piers of the Aquoduct
Tould 20 long Way toward feeding the caosl
from another thaa its present point, and thus
facilitate the accomplishment of the desired OBJ.
iAnl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-04

When the rstaiatory measures now 90 foot
IN England shall be made effective, and the
exports OF this county. 10 consequences DO 60
reduced that the balance of trade will be 10
favor Of England, and this country BE- drained
of its gold, tho pro.ectionisss here vii! probs
by begin to bs7s faint conception of the ides
that protection ia not q1i!e SO advantageous to
American interests as they vaiblY supposed it
10 be-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-04
mUrIeret hY ArahS

PARIS. Angus 4-The Times correspondent
OF The Rspublique Franchise says: Its reports
ed that the soo of the Bri ish consular spcot at
Hamnamet, 90 the cast. DE- miles southeast Of
tho town OF Tunls, has been murdered by insur
gent Arabs. Tue sgeut is a native of the
country,
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Escape OF Prisoners,

BoRDENrows. N j., Aug 4.-Charles
Htrt, vi Newark, broke Ill a, Mouot II oily 90
Tuesday msroiug, Hart vas Committed from
this city On July 5lh. charged wlsh robbiug
Charles Roberts. cook IN a schooner lying Ga
the Delaware river. James Burk and Thomas
Kelly. Two other prisoners confined 10 the ISL,
also Eadc their cape at tho same tine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-04
Railroad sYashOUtS.

SANTAFE. n. NJ, August 4.-rhi, city is uoR
WIth u: any rslroAd connections. there being 90
trslos either way CD account of numerou, Vssh-
cuts on the A'chlson. Topeka & Satefe railway.
1t Is Impossible to state when Che dam,go will
Do repaired, os heavy rains are coastsn,ly &C.
Cutrl0g, making new hresCnes 10 the track,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-04
Death of William G. Fargo

NEW YoRK August William G. Fargo.
PRESIDENT OF the American Express Company,
died ss h'- rc.ldance 10 BaffalO, N. Y, yaster.
day. lie had beeo Identified with tho EXPRESS
business Of the oouctry sinoe 1915,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-04
MINED.

LONDON July "A d.spston from Durbar,
Na,sl says: rhe Transvasl conveatioo has
beco sisu.d aad the goveramsut of that terri
tory will b. transferred TO The Beers on Mon.
day next. GEO. S,r E7eIy5 Wood and Gov,
SIR Hercules Robins,n. the biga commissioner
for sluth Africa, will IeAvo tho Traosvsal at
once,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-04
The american Mtntster in Frauea

PARIS. Aug. -Hou. Levi z. Mortco, tho
newly 1ppuio,td U. s. nios,cr to France, was
nressnted 20 NJ. Bartheemy S.. kiiairs,
French Minister of Forcgn Affairs, yesterday,
MI Morton aud Gen. N,ycs. the retiriog Mia.
lsser. will have 40 audience with Pfesidcc,
GreVy tomorrow, when they will present their
credentials and letters Of reel r, sprctlYsIy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-04
Strike Among Bufchars

JERSEY CITY. N. j.. Aux 4.-On Mondsy
las; a large number of butchers employed d. thu
Aoal.oir struck tor en- IN :resse Of wages. which
number otthe en- oloyerS refused 70 grant and
tnls morning employed n number OF new hsuds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-04
Jewish Persecution.

EERLtS. Aug -hauoWsI attacks By mobs
on tnn chops aud synayoguss OF the laws ara "a.
norted IN varitu, places in PomernniE. Some
By The police,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-04
Mistaken Identify

PHILADELPHIA August Inc Harry All
Dott arrested yesterday on suspicion OF being
the Clusstou murderer has bssn dischsrsod
the arrest being case Of mistaken idenlitr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-04

Yesterday morning sb u o'cock tn, barn
OF Dr.. d. 9 Gordon uear Watrcuton was de-
stroyed b7 i1e, The loss is supposed to Re
about 81, 800 less 5000 lnsuraoc., Ths horses
and carriages W.rs saved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-04

Oae OF the largca' cn,nlsy manufacturer; af
Madison, lod., NJ. julius Hoffstpd., bsars
hesry testimony to the wooderiuI cure by s.,
jacobs vi, OF his wife. Eho suffered terribly
With Rheumatism. Pernate it relief t.liys.d
its use.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-04

ENOk RENT.-Ths TWO STORY BKlUh
n HOUSE at the corner of Duke snd RoysI
Streets, Possession given Immediately. .apply
as 81 DuKe street. j1S0-eoSt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-04

PAPER MILL.-Cspitslists acd those inter-
terastad 10 building Up Lynohburs cau, 81 call
lug at this Office, see ice proposition for es-
tsbI!shirg paper mill at this poiu! aad 10 q
very short time. All the machinery for usk-
iog paper at occ, can be brcngh, h.ra, and \
mil at work 10 ress1osbe time. A psper
mill 10 New Eoel.ud with good m ,ioery is
about to be SUBS itu,cd by larger and tuer ,as,
chloery, and this is one way 10 which NC may
10 macy uIaouiuclrres introduce some csp,,al,
sufficient amosot Ct ski led labor. nod the &C.
cesssty machinery. We should seiss every o..
portunlty 10 transplant factory or 40 industry
irou lha N"r'h Here IS 40 opportuai;y.-
LynchJurg Alraace.
AID here is sGothsr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-04

A BOLD BANK R0BBERY.-A darias a.
temp! @as made at midday by TIRES men to
rob the Msnufaoturefs' B.rk at Cohces n. Y.
Oaa man entered the back aud tod Cashier
Seymcor that uan il c,rriage ousIde war.
ted 10 soc him, The c,shier stepped out.
tn" man asked tho teller to change a so bill.
Will the teller W-s talking with bim thiri
man stepped 10 through tue direotors' roou srd
seized 50. 500 10 bills from the safe. tho door 0;
WHICH was open. Mr.. Cute, discount clctk,
SAW the robber take the money. and INN sdl.
e,eIy presented revolver. saying, "Dtopu, rr
In Shoot" The man said, ''Do2't shoot"
ie dropped tic money and rushed out OF tho
door. The MAJ IVES ettergards cip,uted, aad
gave his pane as Trook Percy, painter. Of
Troy. No such mau is known thore however.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-04

cheap at MCBURNEYs. oANS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-04

1omstoes were selling q. IS cents Per bushsl
this morning.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-25

SODr6 las Si3niente6 c6plateS pucOiOs ue
Peninsula, islas Baleares Y las Cansrias
GALICIA.
Bavo, Bayona, Betanzos Buho. Oamar mas
CarbsIlo, Csldas de Reyes, Carril, Gee, C,rcu
bion, Constance, Carnota, Ferrol, Finisterre
Gusrdia. I.age. Lugo, Maloica, Mondofeco
MurOs Mugia, Ncvs, 0rtigueiro (Sants Mar
ta), Orense, Padron. Ponteyedra. Puente
areas. Puentedeun G, Puente Ceso, Puente de-
Puerto, RedUndela, RivRdeo, Santiago, Tuy
Vigo, Vivero, Villagarcia, VimianEo y Zas
RIAa-
Avil6s Oaneas de Ouis, oangas de Tineo
Castropol, Colunga, Oudilero, Fgueras, Gil
ION, Grade. Lastres, Lusrca, Lanes, Oviedo
Pola dc Laviaaa, Pola de Lena, Pola de Siero
Pravia Rivadesela, Sslas, Sauna de Lsngreo
Tapa, Tlueo, Villsviciosa Infesto.
RestS de Espafia.
Albacete, Albuhol, Acsla la Real, Alc&ntara,
Alca6iz. Alcira. Alcoy, Alfaro Almansa, AL
mudevar. Alneria, Aimuhecar, Aguilar, Alge-
c1ras. Alicante, AnteGnCra, And6jar, ATeHys
de Mar. Are,ys de Munt AstOrga, Atecn,
AviIa. Averhe. A2cotia. Badajoz, BaeRa, Bae-
"a. Barcelons. BarbastrO, Bejar, Bilbao, Bla-
nes. Rurgos, Brolss Bsstrorba, Oabra, Cace-
res. Ca3lz, Ca!atayud, Caahorra. Calells, Gal
detas. Canet, Carihene, Cartagena, Carrajen-
te. Carmona. Oaspe, Castelor, Castro Uf-
diales, C6rdova, Ciudadela, Ciudad RODRIGO.
Ceuta, Chinchilla, Don Bente, Ecija, Elche'
Estela, Figueras, Garrovillas, Corona, Ga
NADIA. Guadaleiars, Gnsdix, Gibraltar. Haro,
HELM. Huelva, Huesca, Huescar, HinOiosa
del Duque, Jaca, Jaer, Jattva, Jerez, La Es-
Gala. Las Palnss Leon, Lerida, Lipares, Lo-
in, Logrono, Lurens, Madrid, Mslaga, Man
resa. Martos, Marchers, Matar6, Mssnou.
Montoro, Moniila Montblench, Montanche2
Motril, Moron. Morells, Murcis, NavalmOral
Oaate, Orihues Osuna, Palencia, PSlafGrgeii,
Pslsm6s. Palma de MAlorca, PamploDa Pl-
peda. Pissencia, Posadas, Pobla del Segur,
Premia del Mar, Puerto Real, Puerto de San
ia Maria, Puente Genil, Rambia, ReinOsa,
Rioseco, Ronda, Sabsdell, Salamanca, San,
tsnder, San Fernando, San L6Sar de Barrs-
media, San Sebastian. San Felit de Guixols-
san Pol, San Pedro de Premik, San Juan de
vilasar, San Gln&s de vilssar, San Mateo,
Santo Domingo de Ia Oalxada, SaIihena, Sc
govia, Sevllla, Solsona, Sort, Tsialla, Tara
50, Tarragons, TAreegA, Teruel, Toledo, Toro,
Tore Don Jimeno, Torrelsvega, Tolosa, To-
rrecills, Torr ella de Montgr1, Trujillo, Tude-
Ia Ube3a, Utrera, Valencia, Valencia de Al
csntsra, Valladoitd Walls, Ve!es Malaga, Vi
naroz, Vitoria, Vills-carrillo, vills-r0biedo,
zsfra, ZamOra ZaragoIa
ESLAs BALEAREk,
Ciulsdela de Aenorns Palma de Mslorca.
IST4AS CANAREAk,
Palmas (Gran Cauariss n IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-25

Sor .Fr1u r. r, q de setienbre lie 1881
ron:at. r, Rotopl Perez Garcia " B 0
F. Snh-director Pablo Ebd7ri
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-25
kt h TO kS n o .

Ell serYlcio priDciFia desde ell 10 de No
Ylembre con el gIandI0so Vapor esI anol
Mo Mia" al que segIrau sl Madrid
"Rttna Mercedes" ''Tremthem" Vera
cruz"
Los Yapores de esta empresRn enlazsn en
P4ertO- Rico y Ia Habana con los yaporea
correos de la Peninsula ademas ehlaEan
Ell la HabanR con el yapor de Ia mtsma eu1
presa que sale para VeracruE ell ~ de oada
mes en- Santiago de Cuba con el de Ia unea
de Ia HabRna Colon.
FL vApor de Ii linea de VeracruE toeara
en- los puertos de Progreso- FrontSr@ de
Tabasoo VeracIuZ y Tuxpan.
III vapor de la Hsbsna Colon saldra de
Santiago de Cuba para Kingston, Santi
Marta, Baaranquilla, Oarragena Colon.
tara los citados puntos Dc AdihitiIan car
ga pasaJ JerOe,
Para mas detalles dlrigirse en- San Juan
sus cOustguatartos
ism. C.. pRATb Ca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-25

Nihcs memories de tres amos no pagan ps.
sale. Entire tres y doce amos mitad de pa
sAje. Criados acompanando sus amos dos
tercerae parties del pasaie.
Para mas informes Y tipos do fletee dirt.
janse d los agentes de Ia o0mpahia
San Juan lie Puerto-Rico.
O. 40 a;0bri1los lie EsQutaQd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-25
TARIFA DE PASAJE
ENTIRE NEW YORK Y SAN JUAN
On pasaje en- i. camara ....... o.
TARIFA DE FLETE PARA NUEvA-YoRK,

Cate, Azncar, Mieles, etc, segun con.
venio especial con los agentes, Gbres de
capa.
"A MAS BARATA RUTA para Europa
VIA NEW YORK con opcion permanecer on
dicho punto los pasajeros todo el tempe
que juZguen oportuno.
Conocimiento y boleta de pasajes directos
go dan en- todos los puertos donde los vapo-
res de la compaflia tocan, para Europa, Ca
nadd y b stOn en- conexion con las si0uien
tes 1neas de vapores:
VIA NEW YORK.-Por la de C,t,.ard
White Star, & HmGn para desde NUerpOoL
North German Lloyd para y desde Bremen
Hamburg american Pachet Company para
desde Amb6res. - General Transatlantic
Company para desde HaVTe. .-Anchor Line
para desde L6ndres v GIGs0Oa0. - Merchants
Despatch te International Line para v des.
. tUdos los puutUs del Canada. - MetropoH-
IL Line para desde Boston.
BOLETA DIRECTA PARA EUROPA.