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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-03

Fumando IN solo cigarrillo adn en- los alta
ques mas fuertes de Asma, SO siente al ms
tante nm gran alivio. La espectoraci6n 50 pro-
iuce mas facilmente, Ia tos Sc alivia, ell pecho
late con mas regularidad y el enfefmo respira
luego Iibremeute.
Estos cigarrillos llevan una boquila tan CO.
moda que no ensacia los dedos y Sc aspira el
humo con extraordinaria suavidad, pudlendo
fumarlos las seforss personas mas deiicadas
Los ATAQUEs DE ASMA por ls
noche 60 calma1 al instants con lOs papsl0s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-03
Iabaqu ueros.

En- las Dos AntiRas" " 90 solicitan
tabsqueros que sepsn trabajsr vitols
Gmpia, asegurshdoles que sd jornal no
bpjarB de diez reales diafios ninimo,
trshsjsndo con Ia fegulsridsd y cons
tancia que 80 leqpiere, pues muchos
titne ests fabrics que gaDan dos pesos
diaries. b. 20 de I.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-03

ten1r6 ef cta. 81 aperture 4 las dos de
la tarde. Ioglat IRA ha enviado alga-
nos ohjetos de arta procedentes del
Museo de South Kensington. Espaha
tiens en- esta exh,bicion nm gran dc.
2artamento, lleno de tesoros de sn CO.
leccion real y de otros particulares.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-03
BiNCO TRASATLANTICO
DIP a IS
Capital 10000. 600 de frances.

Son agentes de dicho Banco, en-
esta Isla, los Sres. Silva Ferrer & Go.
de esta plaza, y Sc ofreceE al conner.
clio y alpdblico en- general. para to-
da opeFaci6n relacionada con los ne.
gocios de giro y banca, bajo condi.
clones ventajosas. b. 21 julio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-03

LA TOS rouca y fatigosa que es sfntoma
casi siempre de tfsis y catarrOs pulmo ares,
disminuye muchtsmo con este medicamento,
rebajando por completO los accesos viOlentos
de tos, que contribuyen much, al decaimien.
to del enferm0.s
LA TOS continua y pertinaE producids
por un gran cosquileo en- Ia garganta, veces
de car&cter herp6dco, 90 corrige al momentO
con esta pasta , desaparece luego con 81 au-
xilio de un buen depurativo.
LA TO6 SEGA, convp'siva, entrecortada
muchas veces por sofocac On, como Sucede {
los asm&ticos y personas excesivamente ner-
vios8s por efecto de una gran debilidad, se
combate perfectamente con eSts pasta pee
toraL.
La TOS fsrina de coqueluche que ata'
CO CON tsnta pertlnscis { los Mics, csuSkn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-03
PARA CURAR TODAS

las Intermediates del cults: Barros, herpes,
reuma aguda otras afecciones Gu aneas y
suavizar hermosear Il cdtis, dsese el jab6n de
Alcatran Enebro fabricado por Caswell Ha.
zard Ga. Nueva-York. Su uso es mas con-
veniente mas facil que el de otros remedies
evltando las molestias de las composiciones
grasosaS, actualmente de moda. O. 20
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-03

azoados quemando uno dentrO de ID habitaci6n. !.
de modo que el snfermo que ssve privado de
deScansar, siente lueg0 I'm agradable blen-
estar que 90 convierte on 81 mas apscible sue
no..
Dep6sito Central de estos medicamenios
Farmacia del doctor Andreu de Barcel na. -
En- Puerto Rico, farmacia de Suana, de b.
vira y de Meatre,. y en- las principales farma
cias de Ponce, Aguadilla y dennis poblasiones
importantes de la Isla.
v hta. 30 ab il.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-03
Dramas dc Echegaray.

Sc han recibido en- la Imprenta del BOLE-
TIN, las siguientes dltimas produciones de
aquel autor.
En- el seno de Ia muerte
Bodas tr6gicas.
Mar sin orlllss.
La muer3e en- los labios.
El gran galeoto
Haroldo el NormandO.
Valera. Obras de este .agtee.
Pepita Jin1oueK.
Ilusiones del DR.. FanAtino.
Daphins y Oloe.
Obras de Julio Verne.
MeEne Reid y Marriayt.
Coiecci6nes = cuadernos sneltoe en- 10 I'm
prenta del BO1ET1N.
Ley de Enjuiciamerto to Civil de 1881. ID
A 81 la idstica Y 81 80 centavOs en- past
en- Ia Imprenta del BOLETI1.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-03
Cafetin de Ia Marina.

Sc deses vendet este establecimiento, ell que
10 interese puede dirigirSe al mismo donde ds.
ran ra 6u. a.44s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-03
AVWT TCURlGON DBL ENl0 SfEACN DB IOD CLS a Los CGARRLN
BALsAMICos Los PAPELEs AzoAD0s

REMEDIO pene dectamente ormA de
del respiratoYiO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-03
PASTA PECToRAL s.
del DIR. A ndreu- Barcelona

EEDIO segro tod cse de por fuerte incomodo
Clasi6 ;acion de Las vtudes de esta pasta laa
dferenes varedade presenta aquela enfernaedad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-03

doles v6mitos, desgano y hasta esputos san.
guineoS, SO cura con esta pasta, mayorment
81 SO le acompaha algdn cocimiento pectoral y
analeptico. ~ {,
LA TOS catarral Ode constipado = Ii IL
mada vulgarmente de ssugre, ya.seA recient,
6 cr6nica, go cura siempre cen este prccioso
medcamsnto. Son numerosfsimos loS elem
pios ds curaciones dbtenidaS On personas qHe
de muchos amos padecian semejante tos, t.,
inc6moda pertinaz, que al men0r resfriad
80 reproducfa de una manera insufrble.
Or1vssn G Gs nds ?1s us %1cas: @ @
an constipado nasl cuidado.
Este gran medlcamento eS, pues, siempFt
SECURE para curar en- uuoD cas0s y comb4tir eI
otros, una enfermedad de cuyos teFribles ~
anltadoa ne ven diArjamentA eiNmnl0A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-03

En- L. de ehero public6 el peri6dico
oficial los presupuestos y todas las se-
yes de Hscienda hasta ahora sancions-
das. Las alteraciones que han sufrido
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-03

vecientas invitaciones, concurriendo q
81 10 mas escogido de la sOciedad de
Lisboa y el cuerpo diplomatlco: mu-
chos espaloles y extranjeros hsllabsn-
go presentes. Ell baile tuvo efecto en-
la parte superior del PaIacio, que se
hallaba adornada con magrificss plan
tas tropioales, y profusi6n de fores Gu.
brian todas las meses donde habia di-
seminados objetos de verdadero gusto
artistico. Las demss habitaciones con-
tiguas SO hallaban asimismo bellamente
decoradas. Habiase preparado un mag
nffico buffet para los invitados y otro
aparte para los reales hu6spedes en- me-
dio dc palmas y otras piantas ex6ticas
que ocultaban las paredes. En- el des-
canso de las escsleras y en- las anteca-
mares habia sobsrbios trofeos de ar
mas, estatuas, los estandartes de ambas
nsciones una abundancia tai de Ca
melias = rosas que no pareCfa que es-
tabamos en- enero. Todo el palacio es.
taba iluminado por el gas y la electri-
cidad, que le daba un golpe de vista
deslumbrador. El baile se abri6 las
nueve con d. Luis y Ia reina Oristina y
81 rey Alfonso con D.. Pla. LA reina
de Espafs llevaba I'm espl6ndido collar
nm soberbiO vestido Con la1os = per-
las de satin p6lido.
Hoy 81 medic dia hubo tambi6n una
magnihCa regatta en- lA- embooaduHa del
Taio en- honor de loo Augustos naonar.
cas- de Espana que tetnin6 : las Sinco
de la tarde.
Manana Sc insugurar& 10 exposition
de arte retrospective, , SIS. MN. presi.
diran el acto. La exposition serA itu-
minada por medic de Ia eleCtricidad, ,
Daily Republican., 1882-08-26
Thu Labor TrOnhIea.

PITTSBURG, Pa. Aug. 26.-The tea
sers. mixers and filters employed in the
various glass houses of the city and
vicinity are preparing a form Of
agreement which they will present to
their employers in a few days, for
regulating the question of wages and
others details of work for the coming
year. They do not ask for any increase
in wages, but want guarantee of steady
work
On this subject, a prominent manufac'
turer said this evening. 1--WE do not
consider the teasers and mixers as
skilled labor at all, and we do not r..
Gognize their Union. The manufac-
turers will not siga their scale if one is
presented, and il they strike, l do not
think there will be any great difficulty
in filling their places. The wages are
very good, 80 40 per day of eight hours,
and five days work the week. do
not believe there will be any trouble at
all. l consider the whole matter settled
already.
Another manufacturer said he
thought the proposed action of the
glass works very good thing for both
sides. 1t would have tendency, he
thought, to prevent strikes.
This afternoon the local window
glass manufacturers held meeting, lat
which reports were made by the
various firms of the market on the
prospects of the fall trade. 1t was
stated after the meeting that the
general tone of the reports was that a
Joom in the window glass market was
not unexpected.
The Labor T"ibune of this week,
speaking Of the iron strike says;
Daily Republican., 1882-08-26
'FOURTHEDITION
HARLOW WIIson q Company .

This mamoth company will appear al
the Opera House this evening. The
Scranton Republican Of August 10Th
says: The amusement season was
opened at the Academy of Music last
evening by one of the best minstrel
troupes that has ever graced its boards,
The first part in which the full vocal
strength ofthe company was brought
out excellent in every piece produced
especially the singing Of Mr.. Geo. Wilson
and Luke Schoolcraft, and the happy
hits made by Happy Cal Wagner, who
has by the way lost none ofhis activity,
and is perfectly at home in every part
given him, and the winding up with
the Irish patrol was as neatly arranged
piece of pleasantly as we have ever
witnessed. The impersonations Of the
aged negro by Milt. G. Barlow were
well executed.
The song and dance artists in this
company have few superiOrs. This ID
saying great deal in their praise, but
the large audiences who witnessed theiI
performance last evening will certainly
bear us out in this assertion. We dc
noe believe dissatisfied person left the
Academy last evening, and when Bar
low, Wilson & Company come this way
again they will be greeted By as large
an audience as filed the Academy last
evening.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-26
Case Iasanaaana

A decision was given by the Mayor
this morning, In the case of the young
man who was arrested last Thursday
on suspicion of stealing q ring from
Preston Ayers ,jewelry etore. Last even :
ing Harry Sharpley Esq, had witnesses
present from Philadelphia to prove his
character, but the Mayor refused to
hear their evidence, as he said they
were all strangers, and their testimony
should not carry any weight with it
He ordered the man to be held until
q decision. After the other cases were
concluded this morning he was placed
In the dock, and the Mayor said that af-
ter carefully considering the case, he
had not altersd his mind that the pris-
oner had acted in suspicious manner,
still he did not think there was suffi.
cient evidence on which to hold him
He had therefore made up his mind to
discharge him. He however warned
him to be more careful in his actions
in the future. The young man went a.
way surrounded by his friends, and An
nounce1 his intention of taking the first
car for Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-26
A Country Fire.

At an early hour yesterday monID,
the residence of David Moore, who n,
sides on the telegraph road, halfs Mi,
east of Fair Hill, Md, was disCOvsni
tO be on fire and was totally destmvT
together with all its "Outenn M,
Moore barely escaping with bis fsnlv
from the burning building. The tn
originated in the kitchen and b,im
assistance arrived it was beyond con.
troll. The FIRE communicated TO h
barn and out buildings aud they ,hr.
ed the same fate. The barn COntsipN
all the stock, grain, farming Implement
etc, all of which was totally DESTROYED,
together with Mr.. Moore's entire wheat
crop, entailing a loss OF several tlOus-
and dollars, which is only partially
covered by insurance in the Faruen'
and Mechanics Mutual Fire Insurance
Co, of Cecil county. A large amount
of live stock was burned, in fact moth.
ing of Importance was saved, 50 rapid.
ly did the flames spread. The loss will
be a heavy one to Mr.. Moore and ha
has the entire sympathy Of the whole
neighborhood.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-26
Death OF the alanSleo BOY.

The little boy James Timmons. so
fearfully crushed yesterday beneath a
car wheel, fingered on until last night
as 9 o'clock, when death relieved him
of his sufferings. He remained sensi
BILE until the last, being fully aware
that it was impossible for him to live.
Instead of 13 he was IL years Of age
but in the courage with which he bore
his sufferings he was q hero. He was
only on visit to his uncle Michael
Gardner, having followed his sisters to
whom he was much attached about two
weeks ago.
He has four sisters and being the
only boy in the family the greatest at
fection was felt for him. His remains
will be inferred in the old Catholic
Cemetery tomorrow afternoon at four
o'clock.
Coroner Weldin summoned a jury
this afternoon, who after viewing the
remains, adjourned to meet at Z O'Clock,
this evening, at the house of the Coro-
ner when the witnesses will be present.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-26
TheODeu Air Concert,

The second of the series OF open air
concerts. inaugurated by the members
of the First Regiment Band, took place
last night in the Eighth street park,
The park and streets surrounding,
we're densely packed with people, eager
to hear the sweet strains as discoursed
by this favorite band.
The new portable stand was used fol
the first tiue and proved satisfac.
tory. The next concert willsprobably
take place in the open lot at Fourth and
Lombard streets. After the concert
last uight the band were invited over tC
the old hospital building, near BY
where a bounteous repast had been pre-
pared by Mr.. j. Morrow, consisting q
watermelon, fruit, etc.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-26
Lat Of Drunks.

Last evening John O'Donnsll, I,,,. )"
back before the Mayor on the Ola 'aas ,s
Of drunkenness, The officer VINO Ia.,. n'I
the arrest testified that he came Jaw %,I. !
John in the vicinity OF the celneS,hI ~;
such an inebriated condition Simyi sim
was unable to take care o. t,Io n'T 'inl
The Mayor doubled the iine 'n'' N"'
and made it 81 and costs ..,,,. :,
Jesse Jones a colored man wnl.' l.',I,i \
der the influence of liquor ySsEIt y n,
morning, made an aS'aalS, y VI On ,tl4, NJ,
Rickards at Front and Marke. MARIE. 'mh mi,s
AS the evidence was someWhtS' t0 T,,1 Mad
in regard to the occurrence, tl' ,,s, ~
only Charged him 50 cents and ''''
the fun. Cueov who h
This morning John Gllt0y, " SA Ami
been on q plain unvaTniSnssGt n M ssII
was sentenced TO pay q tine Oh !" '
and costs for the indulgence
Daily Republican., 1882-08-26
Mr.QuInn's New Ordinnnse.

In consequence Of the ordinance be.
ing defeated that Mr., Quinn introduced
for regulating the markeVs on King
street, he has prepared another, which
he will shortly bring betOae Council
The new ordinance provides thatttuc-.
ers, hucksters and uarketmen, shall
be required to take Out license tho
cost to be 500 per year for hqckSelA
and $40 for farmers and truckers II
also provides that it shall be tle OuV
of the clerk of the market to coLlecsOas
half the amount Of the license I
months in advance; the clerk Is re2uh
cd to furnish each person who hs1
license with space, and see tAaI aa "
space is retained for their scCOnnos
tion. All persons who are ieSHIGs S M,
tendAnts of the market and sell n'1 1
produce on the street, are also reqans
TO pay the further sum OF 20 CelI Il. :
the clerk for each and every dsI
shall occupy a portion Of the t.eis st'ssid n
sidewalk. A penalty OF 10 Is SptovtSSS ~,
for any violation ofthe proVlSlOn'o~
ordinance,
Daily Republican., 1882-08-26
DrownIng Case At Port Penn.

A few days ago some young people OF
Philadelphia came down to Port Penn
to spend short vacation. Amongst
them was Hugh Matthews, q young
man 1S years of age. On Thursday
evening Matthews with companion
got into small skiff and pushed o short
distance out from shore without oars or
anything by which they could steer the
boat. Matthews spying small crab
swimming along near the surface made
an effort to catch it with his hands and
in doing so lost his balance and falling
overheard Immediately sank to the bot
tom and rose no more.
His companion unable to swim could
render him no assistance even had he
come to the surface as is usual in
drowning cases. Young Matthews body
was soon afterwards found and brought
ashore but life was extinct. Coroner
Weldin went down yesterday and held
an inquest, the Jury rendering YER.
dict of accidental drowning. The body
was rent up, to Philadelphia yesterday
afternoon on the steamer Clyde.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-26
A Chapter of Crime.

9. B. Hawley and L. V. and Cicero
Grimes have made u full confession at
Globe, Arizona Territory, detailing the
circumstances attending the robbery of
the stage coach and the murder of the
messenger, Andy Hall, and DR.. Vail.
After the confession mob hung Haw-
ley and L. V. Grimes. Through the
appeals of Mr.. Fitch, young lawyer,
and others, Cicero Grimes was al
lowed to be taken to prisen to stand his
trial.
Twelve or fifteen out OF mob Of one
hundred men rushed into train at
Madison, Fla, and riddled with bull
lets two colored prisoners named Sa-
wage and James, who had murdered
Frank Patterson on February 9Th, 1881,
in room where testimony was being
taken on a contested election case. At
the time they were killed Savage and
James were being taken to Jasper, Fla, +,
where the Supreme Court had ordered
them to get new trial.
The county physician of Newark, N.
j., is Investigating the death of Thomas
McGrath, wealthy widower, who
died with indications of poisoning on
Wednesday, His approaching mar
riage displeased his family, some of
whom accompanied him on Tuesday to a
lawyers Office, where he made his will.
On that night he suddenly became i'll,
and he died early ON the rext morning.
During . quarrel at cards at Noun.
tainburg, Arkansas, Frank Lane fa'
tally stabbed David Pope and Tom
Simcoe. A mob lynched Lane last
night.
David Taylor, a saloon keeper, Of
Paterson, N. j., has been sent 20 Jail to
await the result of his wife's injuries.
He fractured her skull with besr
glass.
Gideon Morris, of Raleigh, N. c.,
while intoxicated, 30 brutaIly beat and
kicked his wife that she died at mid.
night on Thursday.
Harry Foxall was fatally shot at
Montclair, N. j., early yesterday morn.
ing, by John Hanlan, who claims that
the shooting was accidental.
During quarrel about peaches at
Hillsboro' Station, Md, man named
Atkinson shot another man named Ring
old. The latter will probably die.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-26
Personal.

Mrs, Thomas Walker, formeIlid cry" y" 4
citv' hut now of Denver, ColStsaT Sssa M n
has has been visiting friends vriG,t' GtiS / /
,Juns. started for home on Ia EilJ'" SSs 4
wav of washington, whete s.It tssiSpiIi sL
sto1 for a few days and vlsls Sbo ,G'tI !. 4
t That place. Mr.. Walker, WnOW u nsrs
known In this city, went W " M \
about two years ago malni' maui sufa nd
benefit Of his health. having W ESsp NJ
With the asthma. Mr.. W. IGHooIIorsbI
n "Irr mouIder by trade found IN 0US US' stci
q snIendid field for operation s0 auS has II
Started a foundry which me as Iu Isst q
Successfully running FOR tar SaU Of bpl
Years, employing q nnmGehS ..;th Ghipht
several of whom he took kStirsIv %t'r cps
this city. He has been ehSssV 9,iSos ali iJ
Of Of the asthma, and nn ADVISES vs.
az suffering to go to Colorado
Daily Republican., 1882-08-26
The Peach Market.

The Wilmington market this morn
ing presented lively appearance, th
principal centre Of attraction beinI
peaches which were offered in large
quantities. More peaches are displaye et
this morning than for many years ant
rule low. 1t is thought that befor
night there will be glut in the marke
and for once our citizens will have
large supply of the favorite fruit at {
reasonable price. The choicest varietie
are selling from 40 to 65 cents per bas.
ket and are eagerly purchased whil
the inferior lots go off slow. The ship
ments yesterday over the railroad
we're the largest of the season, ZIG ca
loaps passing through this city.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-26
Daring RnnmL

Six drunken roupbs er,.,., ,
STEMS saloon, New York, 1S Uaa,i fss
forenoon, and because be rSfuNts sfT.sidly
give them drinks their leader rViuSea sSnt ~ b
down with a revolver. The pa,t,S Art, Sll ela
fled and the assassin, still sr"'y;..als' y%'y 700
the pistol, sprang upon the frnut fout"aIll
form ofa car, showed his pistcI Ply
face Of the astouished div div, la Ihe
seizing the reins ordered him '', W :, Ai
back. The driver was taken y +, 'Aaa
prise and cowed into submission '''
Whipping up the horses, ths ,rs,.
ran them at a dead gallop to tSs '~a1 So...l
OF Houston street, the while oovS..s Vsas
the passengers in the Car with % S'
volver and threatening to Vboo, NJ, =
first one who stirred AT HOuSt,,
he spl ang from the car, and bOasii,'S.
ferry boat that was just going ort |,
quilted the city for BrookS, "Ss nv
leader Nixon, was during the,f,ra'N' 1u'
arrested in Williamsburg. hTNS.
brought to New York TO-DAY s J,ns
Stanley and George Smith, oftb -H S,,a
were arrested after aT-desperate S,Sl' I'M
ance, at Rivington and Gosrck strs,' .,'
Smith shot at an officer twice and MI
ed him.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-26
Nearly nLIEhtnlnK Rug.

Numerous complaints have beer
made by the residents of Jones street
in reference to the lamp, located on that
street, which is not lighted more thar
half the time and when it is burning
the light shines forth more like light
ming bug tnan street lamp. Two
nights this week the boy failed to light
this lamp and upon being told about
it the next day, repeated the same Of
ense the same night, thus showing that
he was doing it for spite or else was
paid for not lighting it by some person
in the neighborhood. The attention Of
those interested in the city lamps is
called to tho fact.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-26
RROko Uwwn.

One OF the wheels on a wagon be
longing to the Cool Spring Ice company
gave way at the corner of Fourth and
King streets, about II o'clock, and for
some half hour there was perfect
Jam of horses and wagons Two police
officers were required to straighten out
affairs and prevent damage being done
to the immense piles of produce that
lined the streets in the vicinity. The
wagon was finally unloaded, and taken
away for repairs.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-26
Notes Around She DepOs.

Two windows have been placed in
the ticket Office at the p, w. & B. rail
road station, in order that passengers
can purchase their tickets more rapidly,
A railing will be placed around each
window and two men will be in charge
to supply tickets. One window is de-
signed for the ladies and other for the
gentlemen. The windows will have q
wire screen in front with sufficient
space at the bottom for the reception ol
money and the giving of tickets.
The sheds are being rapidly extended
towards the new station, an extra track
is being laid and ere many weeks the
entire Improvements will be completed
Daily Republican., 1882-08-26
AmuhAmAnIa.

Next Tuesday evening Mr.. Lsavitt's
Rentz-Santley Novelty and Burlesque
Company will appear at the Opera
House in their justly celebrated variety
performance. The entertainment is an.
tirely free from any of the Objectionable
features which are too often found in
performances of the same order, and
every member of the company is an
artist of acknowledged ability. The
costumes are the handsomest and most
elaborate that can be procured, and
contribute in a great measure to the
success that has attended them wher.
evec they have appeared. This com
pany is now on its final American touI
previous to their departure for Europe
The bex sheet is now open at Thomas
where seats can be secured.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-26
The Carolina ana Republic.

This morning the steamer Carolina
which phys between Baltimore aud Nor.
folk, left the yards of the Harlan and
Hollingsworth Company, enroute for
Baltimore, when she will be placed
upon the limo as above stated. This
boat has been undergoing thorough
overhauling and general repair.
ing at these works. Several new
state rooms were added and
other improvements made, and she
will now compare sfavorably with any
of the river boats in point of speed and
beauty.
The steamer Republic damaged few
days ago, loft the wharves of the Har-
Ian & Hollingsworth Company, for
Philadelphia, and will make her regu-
lar trips to-day.