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PRICE TWO CENTS.
A DARING SAFE BURGLARY.
FIVE MASKED ROBBERS IN 4 SARA
TOGA COUNTY FIRM HOUSE
They Hnndcun, Gng, and Bind the Inmates.
Open the Safe, and Escape with - I 80, 900 In
Bonds and Mortgages, and $500 In Money.

Bonds and Mortgages, and $500 In Money.
AMSTERDAM, n. Y, Aug 17.-At o'clock
last evening, as Alexander and John Gilchrist
and their unmarried sister Margaret we're in
the sitting room of their residence in West
Charlton. Saratoga County. the front door sud-
denly opened and five masked men pushed into
the room with drawn revovors. Two attacked
Alexander. two John. and one Margaret. A
terrific struggle ensucd In which Alexander
grabbed n thrcc-tincd steel fork and used II SO
effectively that one tine broke of in the body OF
one of tho burglars. Tho burglars then knocked
Alexander down with tho butts Of their re-
volvers. handcuflcd. bound. and gagged
him. John suffered similar fate. and
Margaret was handcuired and gagged.
After securing the family the robbers took tho
gag from AleXander's mouth. and with a pis-
tol at his head. asked him to disclose the hid
ing place of the key to the safe Alexander re-
fused to tel, whereupon he was. again gagged,
and. with John. was taken to the cellar and
tied to u post. Margaret was left up stairs.
The robbers then began to search for the, key.
which they found between two feather beds.
The safe was soon rincd. 1t contained $500 in
money and sl50Oo0 in bonds and mortgages.
The robbers left with the booty. and Margaret
soon afterward slipped the handouts over her
wrists and liberated her brothers. who broke
and hammer. The neighbors were mt once
aroused. and tracked the thieves to Holrman's
Ferry. whore all trace Of them was lost.
fled, and the Schenectady policemen this after
noon suppose they have clue An old man
hired a carriage in a Schenectady livery stable
yesterday afternoon. and with two companions
started out on the Charlton road. The car
rqge was, found deserted in the streets of
Schenectady ut IL O'Clock last night. 1t is sup
posed that two other compnnions, were
dnrGG tRs day err Gh5sts
are bachelors and live on farm with their sis
ter, They are said to be worth 100000, and to
hold first mortgages, on 2 large number of
farms. They did large business in money
lending, but rarely Kept large sums, oi
money in the house. Several payments had
been made to them within a day or two,
shich were, not deposited in bank. This fact
must have been known TO thu robbers and II
is supposed that some one living in proximity
to Charlton was engaged in the crime. Many
OF the mortgages were given three generations
ago and were endorsed many times making
their return the more desirable. It is also sup
posed by the authorities that cracksmen from
New York put up the Job and that the papers
were secured in order to force the offer of
large reward for their return. 1t is said to-
night that the Gilchrists will offer 10000 re-
ward for the capture Of the robbers and the
return Of the papers. They are unable to give
complete list at present of the stolen papers
or money. Much Of the money was in bills Of
large denominations and some in gold.
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Fierce Attack on the Lager Beer Analysis.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 1.-THE Philadelphia
Lager Beer Brewers Association met to-day consider
the recent analysis of beer made by the New York Bust
ness Mems Moderation Society. Henry b. scharmann
OF Frooklyn President If tile United States Lager
Brewers ASSOCIATION opened proceedings with fierce
attack Secretary lIadcy OF the Business Mems So
ciety and declared that the recent analysis conducted
under the auspices OF the association a scheme to
Diackali the brewers and urged members OF the
citation TO keep clear of Mr. HHdey hereafter He then
called attention TO circular issued by the York
Association Offering 81 go for the detection Of poison.
Gus or dcetcriOns matter in the beer hrewed by any
members He asked the members OF the Philadelphia
Association to do the same, and resolution to that
"A 81 led
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Funeral services for Jesse Hoyt were held
yesterday morning in the Broadway Tabernacle On the
coffin which lay in front of the pulpit two floral
pillows. with the word Father and the other with
the word Reposc." Other tributes were sheaf Of
wheat and anchor of tubcro.es. The Rev DR. Clapp
spoke in eulOCy of MIR. Hoyt A delegation from the
Produce Exchange attended the services David Dows.
Edward Hencken Forrest ii. Parker, Franklin Edison,
J. NJ Fiske, Frederick Sherwood. W. o. Armour f. b.
Tompkins, q: ': Hecker, William H. Ciuion, John q.
Dale, Joshua Lathrop. and David Bingham amonA
them Others present were Thomas G Acton, F. Rais
doph, w 5, Weber, the Rev. Dr. Henry C. Potter Capt
$. r. Kirby Leonard iazene, and John Hazeltine. The
intermept was at Woodawn.
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ObrIeght Not Yet Set Free.

Judge Donohue granted yesterday an order
TO show canse returnabe to-day why the referees re-
port in the OF Samuel Obreght should not be con-
rmed clause inserted in the order directing the
immediate discharge of Obrcght from the Middletown
asylum Obrieghts attorney, Aaron Kahn got certi-
he'd copy of the order which he to Middetown
have served the authorities of the asylum Judge
Donohue when he learned of he clause directing he
immediate discharge of Ohreght, sent for Mr.. Kahn,
and Informed him that the order could not he made
of Mr.. Kahn then telcgraphed TO Middletown that
effect lie said lie understood 1t to have been agreed on
all sides that no further objection to Obrieghts release
I'D
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Dl.turhInr Topic. In senhr,rht. N. H.

STARLIGHT, y. j. Aug. 17.-Mrs. Albert A.
Lew and Mr. n W. Andrews, who are lying i'll OF ty
hold fever at the Hotel Bellevue are slowly improving
The arrest Of James II. Corey the proprietor of the
Hotel Bellevue. upon charge Of perjury, made by
s. Crawford his former bartender is disturbing tonic
IN Sehoriglt trhwtor gave bail TO appear the com
large property holder of nace and the owner Of
the turnpike, which there has been so much iitiga
lion There has been illfeelng between Messrs Paul
anu Corey for about year. Mr. Corey testified under
oath tano liquor was sold sundays the hotel the
u Yea
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Red Cloud Getting Troublesome.

OMAHA Aug 1.-THE commanding officer Mt
Fort Robinson teegraphed to Army Headquarters here
today that he had received dispatches from Agent Nc
iillcudy at the Pine Ridge agency the effect that
Red Cloud had notified the that the latter must
cave the agency by Oct l. The has also Informed
the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs that Red Cloud has
been sulcn ever since he deposed from chief
lansnn or the sioux by Gen Groom and for this
The agent dsposcd him from the cheftainship OF his
own band. There are 1000 Sioux Pine Ridge and
900 at Rosebud agency. and in the outbreak
there would be about 1900 warriors in the field.
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NEW JERSEY.

Jacob Nase, a baker living IN Jersey City Heights.
while intoxicated yrsteTdNy jumped from a luhOl IA
trrNh"at into the North River lie WAS lished and
locked up in liOhoken.
Twenty feet more Ot the Hudson River Tunnel has
been made the New JERSEY side NJ the river m tho
week, ON THIS side the iron shell OF q section ufteru
feet long Is ready for the lining Of masonry.
Receiver H. 5, Little Of tho New Jersey Central Rail.
road Company yesterday sent to tho Comptroller OF
Newark check for S257sO. being tho on the m.
pApyb real estate IN that city for eglt years ending 1851
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Injured In - Runaway Accident.

PLYMOUTH, Mass Aug. 17.-Mrs. Jewell and
Miss Hall of New York, who stopping at the Paw.
tucket House in Kingston received severe injuries this
evening by jumping from n coupe while the horse was
running away Mrs Jewell had lcr ankle fractured and
MISS Hairs JAW WAS broken Both were also otherwise
injured The driver uf the coupe dragged
lance, and cut aud bruised. They were taken 10 the
paWtuCktt House " 49,
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By now arrangement on the Lexington
avenue branch Of the Third Avenue Railroad the hors.
cars of that line every fifteen minutes instead
OF every af hour during late hours ~ the evening
up to 1910 Nj al which hour the last leaves III,
tlN Hall for the fOrfy.scCond depot The nuc
however required for each of the trips uie
daily by each chr has been slightly heightened iha
conductors and drivers work nearly hour every
day or about sixteen hours out of the twenty four
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The Hudson County Democratic Executive
Committee, al its meeting in Jersey city last night
passed aresolution commenting Congressman Harden.
hrrgh NJ the seventh New Jersey District for uppusng
and voting against the River and liarhur bl,l.
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The flve-story brick factory building in the
OF 1855 and lss Wooster street was on fire last
evening The flames spread rapidly, but me hremeu
were prompt and swarmed about the threatened build
Ing on all sides, working effectively that the fro
was soon put out. The Wooster street public school
adjons the factory and It surrounded nv u nest Of
teucncnts The damage was confined to n Arulsrunr's
packing box factory the trst floor Sgismund Wei.ss
wood turning shop on the second aud Henry Frrdmans
morocco case aud sache factory the third floor and
will exceed
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LONDON Aug. ia despatch from Berlin to
the Standard gives the following official harvest returns
I'm Germany. though damaged IN few districts the
grain crops, as whole fully up to the average In
Russia the crops in the central and southern
are considerably under the In Finland Cour.
land Livonia Roso. and the valley OF the River Don
good medium harvest has been secured Throughout
Hungary the yield good especially in southern Hun,
gary, where the wheat and are excel.
lent In European Turkey they superior any since
1872 In sweden and Norway they are u fair average
Tile rains ruined twothirds Of the harvest in Bohemia
The potato crop OF Galica and Bohemia has been de.
str0yed. and tile beet roots have suffered .eyerelNn
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WASHINGTON, Aug. l7.-Capt. John lIullan OF
California has hled with the Secretary of State petit
ton inviting attention the second arrest in ireland OF
Mr. Henry George Of San Francisco The petitioner
speaks of Mr. George native.h born American iour
nalist author and gentleman of rreprOacable cIarnc
ter and urges that his second he inquired into Inv
United states authorities. In submitting the petition
cant Mllla explains that he assumes the responsibility
OF calling the attention uf Secretary To
inns matter in consequence of tine absence from tins city
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sixth south Carolina Distrct-Georgo W. Dargan OF
Darlington, Democrat ' '
Fourth West Virginia Disrict-Eustce Gibson Dem.
oC!at "
Eighth Virginia Dstrict-R Il Farr Rcadius
Ffth Nlrgiuia Dlsrict-Col Robert NJ. Mayo Repub.
hCan RealiUhtcr,
Fourth Missouri Dtstnct-col James n Rivers, Demo.
crnt.
Fourth Virginia nistrict-Thr Rcndjustcr.RcpuilicHn
Convention yesterday nominated Is, ; Hooper Ropuh.
lichn, Of FArWvlllt, letter from the Hon Jus.ph
jorrensen was r"ad declining to allow His name to he
presented to tile ionNtuilui on the ground Ut gross
fraud IN the primaries, the "details Of which he SAYS he
viii submit In the near future to tho Republican voters
Of his district This Is regarded Indicating All indie
pendent movement ON the lHrt of Mr. JOrueusen
TENN Illinois Dsirict-Bcnjamin f. Marsh, Republi.
can, rrnOn'inHt"d
Fourth Michigan District-J C. Burrows Republican,
rcnumin1tcd.
First Indiana pistrict-.ohn j. Klciner Democrat.
second Arkansas Distrlct-damcs X. Jones' Democrat.
reuOmInnitd,
Eleventh ohio Distrct-John T.. Leedom, Democrat.
Dorman r, Eaton, in the North American Rspi,ro for
Sepemher presents with great force the evils OF levy
Ing pOIltlCa
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The Yellow Fever Epidemic.

BROWNSVILLE. Texas. Aug 17-Thoro were
twentyOne Of yellow fever reported here to-
day seventeen of the patients being Mexcans and four
Americans. Two MeNicans died and one American. A
hoy years old six negroes, md Frcnchman, all
afflicted with the fever reached the outskirts of III. CITY
from Iampco and taken in charge by the quaran
tine authorities. Eight deaths in Matam0rOs during tile
last hours reported but there have been
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Tho Democratic General Committee Of
Queens County met yesterday AT RockawAy Beach for
reorganization. County Clerk John II, Suphin was
elected chairman, Charles Downing Secretary, and
DAVID Nan Nostranl Treasurer. SIR sutphius re.
election MS county CLERK was regarded certain. and
Tony Miller Of Long Island City WIS spoken nf for
ShcriN II was conceded that Perry belmont would be
reuuminatCd for Congress
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TUCSON. A. T.. Aug. 17.-Mexican advccs
from Msgdalena Sonora, under date of the 18th inst
say THE Apaches continue their raids in the vicinity
of Tres band Of from 20 to 100 is now raling the
sonora River valley. Don NillRsco Of the CuerIetrs
Ranch and number Of others III the valley were killed
last week over 100 persons have been killed in the VII
Cinty OF Tres within the last month"
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portly man with n clean shaven face visited
the Police Central Ohcc Yesterday AMI asked to see In.
spector Thorne The Inspector incontncnily ran away
and the visitor gathered crowd around him in the
street outside by loud dec aratiOns that he belonged to
the nite states Treasury Department Then he scat.
tered gold and SILVER cuns hrouhcast like river and
hahor appropriations AT BeeCker and Mulberry streets
am the senator from Mobile ata" he concluded as
the crowd scrambled for his money
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UNION SPRINGS n. Y. Aug. 17.-About n
month ago the people attending church festival here
were all takcn violently III. II RScertancd that
tartar emetic had been put in the ice cream. A man
named Robertson has been arrested and held, charged
with the nefariOus act
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BOWIE A. T.. Aug IA party Of six Snug
gers with forty pack animals, who encamped for the
night In canon in the Swishon Mountains were ALL
save one, drowned by cloud hurst last week, Their
bodies were found scattered along the canon
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MIR. FreiInGh",.en Visit. the PRECEDENT.

President Arthur spent few hours down
town yesterday secretary Frenghuysrn called upon
him in the afternoon. The President uccunpanci hy
Tuesday. 'N'' -
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The inquiry into the mystery surrounding
the death of Joseph Bond the keeper
lyn L. j. was resumed 10y the Coroner yesterday morn
Ing hut no new points developed After rcexanin
ins all the witnesses heretofore produced the Jury
retired, and in u thuri time returned verdict that
OF my
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SYRACUSE, Aug ia shocking case Of baby
farming has been developed here Under contract with
the county Mrs Freeland receives the pauper babies
and also takes children for young women who don't
want to be bothered with them child which recently
died on her hands found have been left ON in
the wood shed all night while fatally III other babies in
her Keeping nre starved and in pitiahlc condition
Mrs Frcean says that she is not paid enough Keep
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Cctywayo's Restoration.

LONDON. Aug, 1.-THE Standard says an ex-
perienced military officer Of standing who will remain
some time in Zuluand British Resident will accom-.
pany Cetywayo his order assist in
Ing an understanding with the present chiefs.
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WAsHISGToN. Pa, Aug. l7.-1Iiss Ella Wolf a
handsome young woman of this place has elopsd with
Harry Horn, NJ wealthy Cincinnati merchant who
came here on saturday last Horn is 10 years Of age
aud his bride only 10
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AUGUSTA Ga. Aug. IA mass meeting was
held here this evening, at which resolutions were
adopted expressive Of the sorrow Of the people the
death of senator Hin committee appointed 10 20
10 Atlanta to attend the funeral stores and private
houses Me drhped IN mourning senator Alexander II.
stephens passed through here this morning. lie was
screnadcd but declined speak on account OF Gen
~ Iaat
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LONDON. Aug. IA despatch to the Times
from Vienna saws that great burglary has been com.
mtted at the palace of Count Andras,y All the Counts
orders and numerous objects OF and antiquity were
nnrlOinel. 49, -
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HupsoN. Aug. 17.-Mcssrs. Louis F. Pawn
i"hn = nillrt", John taimnn Rider Cady and III
rIt brIlr hANr been chosen drcgutcs 20 IN. Renuh
mean state convention from Columbia Countv ' 'puo
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Tho we.d.port Cattle PInrue.

WEEDsPoRT. n. Y. Aug. 17.-There have been
several additional deaths from the cattle disease Gov
Cornell has declined to order quarantine unless certh
cate ~ made that the disease plague wherrat there
Is much Indignation The disease seems to he
fined to herd.
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Following suit In the FIn..n.


IN" Rcbnhlinan Association Of tho Fifteenth
NN',,n'h 't,I'i INl evening PASSED rrsoiututs a.
proving the PRESIDENT veto of the River and arWr nh
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SPARKS IRON ynn rALEcn,pn

Slightly cooler fair wootlor r,r,h.
winds and higher bn -pmctcr '"'"Ni' HoIIuWest
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Espirsndo fines del pr6ximo mes de Di.
ciembre Ia contrata de- csta St ciedad, ha-
Di6ndose acordado en- junta general de accio-
nirtas su rem ,vaci6n por el termino de clucuen.
tS amos, la ampliaci6n de Su capital 4
8 250,O,O para eevarla la categOria de la
S. sciedad an6nima de CT edito para extender
sus operaciones cuantas Ia Leyle perD1ita.
bajo les garantias reglameutarfas, con apro-
baci6n del Excmo. Sr. Gohernador General de
esta Provincla, de acuerdO con 10 preceptuado
IN el art. l9 del ReglamentO para la cunstitu-
ci6n de Sociedades an6nimas hecho extensive
a esta Isla por Real Decrelo del 16 de agosto
@ 1873, Sc abre suscrici6n para cubrir los
2 O,OOO en- que Sc aumenta ell capital pOr &C.
ion. nOminativas de 50 pesos, pagaderOG
n esta ciudad en- las oiciras de la Gaia de
A horr, preciramente en- los dias del primero
al vehte de diciembre de 1882
Las personas que deseen suscribirse con al
gunas acciones, pueden dir'grse Gesde luego
perf onalmente pOr cartas al henOr TesOrerO
b. Juan Mayora, quien, como encargsdo del
registrO, leR expedira los correspondientes GER
tifcados de subscription, que ser$n cangeados
Oh gu oportunidad por los tftulOs de las accio-
mes que go emltiran q Ia par ell dos de enero
| de 1888; siendo de advertir. ]. Que las &C.
Eciones que est6n en- descuhierto despu6s del
plazo fiiado para efectuar So pagO, quedaran
de der. cho caducada~. 2 Que ningGn &C.
cionista le se-a permitida Ia possession de mas
lie uR seis pOr ciento de Ia totalidad de las &C.
clones que sc emitan. g. Que los actualei
accionistas de Ia "Caja de Ahorros de Ponce
que .queran continuar CON las acciones que
tienen, iuverlir en- nuevas la parte que Il
corresponds del fondo de reserva, tienen pre-
ferencia en- la possession de las primeras y ad
quisici6n de las segundas en- Ia parte que al
cance dicho fondo dc reserva dnicamente !
A. que hecha esta exception, 81 al hacerse 4
emission de acciones hubiesen suscritos mayo
n1mero de los que Sc han acordado emitir
SO prorratearan entire los interesados los qu'
deban completar 6stas en- proportion al nd
nero conque aparezcan inscritos
Ponce, enero IL de 1882.
Ell Director -presidente,
h. 8. sbl. Frnncisco Bormes.
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AZ H. TO AGN .

Este SerylclO ~ pLesLon los grAndlosos,
vo1n noavs y ri ,luOs Vapores Manila, Ma
urlt., . 'A.eina .lerceues," ''Mejlco," I've.
laciuz''c ~ ''ts.us.Lusa." !"
AVS VapOGGS uU oatc1 o1npCeshn enlHzan Oh
r facCLu-ktlUO y lst Aubana UUn los vapOCee
oUGGot,s >Ae "a FeAlnsuid y auemas eulaz4h
en Aea Aa4uetnts COA eL ,apOG ue ~ m1Sma enl-
.TcSs. .Quo sole paIsa tvLacCuZ el 10 ue caaua
aiioo Gn IoesnLAosO 40 CuDo con "a ue Ia AIlet4
ue lCt ndu1iiGt d GULOn.
IA t.~NVA t.S uneaa uS EeracIuZ tOCaEh
Ivs ku-GCUs uo flUETes0. krUnLera uC
4eAU6ASUV eLs.CA az IuApdn.
IA t.-ktU4 AG la A4tlut1ua d Colon saldra dc
.,4.4tA..sv uv CuO4 ptra Kingston, S~nLu
-lA,-ALtl, OaGI.ALu~LiIsr, CesIi<tSena Colon.
LVe pa0"JeAvs quo tonen DOletA On este
l,ue4LU ..1s. LII GuaiEes. hun de eMuarcArst
ou oA tapV1 10 Aes onApreSa que sale el "a Ut
cttL4ss lAeS.
.-le. Ios ciLs.uoS puutOs 80 admitiran Car.
.,4 plsoe4JocVs.
.oI>. lue-s ueL.-iieas dirlglrse 4 los Agentet
ue Lc. 4lued, Oh POuco OAn0HrIAs, BreHar.
q. Cv., 4aaJ ue,uez faLxoL. Castello q Cv.
on -Agu..uAAAa, olAvd, Fe1ror " Co., on 0t4L
Juan
10 Il. Q. PRAT6 Y Ca.
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SE VENDE.

En- Il. plazs de la Igesia de Cangreios, 8
vepde uua casa con un gran Srjibe cuatr.
solares que tienen 25OO varas cuadradas eli
conf ntc. La dicha casa sosareS colindal
con la carretera y en- ella Sc halls hoy insta.
lada la escuela 0e nihos.
So dara rsz6n en- Puerta de Terra, segund
Inca Ell la Panaderia. 2-3
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SILVA, FEIsRER & co.
InQn0rtante.
A LOS HACENDADOs, PROPIETARIos DE FINCAs.
.ARMADOREs DE BUQUEs Y P1NToREss

Tenemos 81 honor de poner copocmieDto del pdblico
bido complete surdo de las pnturas preparadas sas
mediate de la fabrica de
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a AVI5o.

Los que sukcriben establecidos en- ID cale
dc la Cruz n6mero rs esquina la de la Luna.
compran, yepden y alquilan muebles 5uSado,
FELIX NOA.-NICoIAS DEL VALE. mzo 18
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VIJAAD'El!!. : + Go.
81 FORI a LIZ A 81.

Girsn letras sobre .as SlguientSs plRzAs de IL
Peninsula Islas adyacentes, per tOdas can't.
dades, cOrtOs 5dlas dc vista Tamblen giran
pOr tel6grato cuslquiera suma sObre Las mis-
mas plazas.
Ageciras, Almeris, Almagr0, ArAa
juez, AnteQuera, AVlla, AAdujAr, AlDacet,
Alcazar, Alicante, Al ntlen, AcOy, ARGOS
a Fr0nterA, Aimansa, Alcoy, Alnendraiel
Vrands Duero.
b Barcelona, Bilbao, 8adajoE, Burgo.
Bejar, Baeza.
C. CkdiS, Cordoba, q runs, .UartagenA,
Oasteil0n de Ii PlAna, UnsDca, CindAd &. Ill,
OslahOrrH, Csceres, OaAlatayuu, Castr0pN Car.
mona, Oies4, OOriA t3Devas :e Vega
D. Damiel
e. FL EseOrlai, Eeljts
E--Ferroi, HguHras .ie GHStrap0.3
q Gibraltar, Corona. Granaun, 6ij0n,
Guadai8jara
H Huelva, Huesca, Har,
- Jeruz de 10 Frontier Jae:i, JarivA
L. L6rsda, Leon, LogrohO, Lug0, LuAre&,
L.naree, Lola, 1rCH, La:Sorenh.s
M Madrid Maisgas Murcia, Mahen, Me
rida, Medina del Campo.
NJ Novefda.
o. OViedO, OFUnSe, Of1bueiA
p PalnplDnat Palma, RHiencIa, POnteve-
dra, PehHranda de BracamOuIe, Piasenc u,
Padr6n. ~
Qu.ntaHar dS IL Ordeo
r. Rens, klvadeo.
S. Santander, Sevilia, Sar Sebastian, So.
Iamanca, Santiago, SOria, Se@ via, SIgdenzs,
San Fernan, 10, santa Uruz de Tenerife.
t. Tar;sgona, Teruel, Trujillo, Tsfas.a,
T;lavera de Ia tleiHa, ToledO, TAranl6n, TDrO
Torrijos, Tudua,
w aleucl.. VAlladolid, Vi,s.r Wade
pehAe, Vig0, Vena,oa, Verin, Vega de Kiva
deo.
Y --Zarags.xa. zamora, .zaira