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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-19
An Emphatic Approval.

The Columbia Paenie, Of yesterday, in
leading article on the proposed scheme OF
Minority Representation, says:
1.-THE suggestion of The NEWS, that it may
be applied to palllate the evils of our situation,
at this period, is not ill-timed. We are satisfied
that proportional representation Is a wise sys,
TEN, and thai not only here but elsewhere in
the country 1t should always be linked with
unlimited suffrage. This, and this alone, will
make such suffrage consistent with the public
welfare. We do not affirm that the applica
ton of the principle of minority representa-
zion would alone redeem the State, but there
can be no doubt that it would materially cor
rect many of the evils incident to mere major
ity rule"
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1t is wrong that in the white cauasies TIE
coloredA dement should have n6representa-

1t is wrong that in the white souatiea tie
coloredA emsst should have ne fepresshta'
tiop. d is equally vsang tha in thsaou
eountry,as in charleston, the Conservatives
should not have a single vote. THE princi-
Pile Of neutrality-suspicious. isiairDess and
Justice to all. What fairness is there in the
absolute majority rule-a rule which leaves
the Conservatives in the General Assembly
as 20 to 100, while the relative voting
strength is as Sto 8? =,
We do hope that the May Convention will
take up this matter. They will find one dis
tisguished gentleman, in Columbia, who has
the subject OF his finger ends, whe has writ
ten upon it and lectured about it. And no
Oaroliniau better knows how to give terse
and sound reasons for the belief which he
entertains.
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@-WHATI sIT?-MANY, MANY PEG

~WHAT Is IT?-MAEr, MANY PEG
PIE suffer from they know not what. They are
not %slck-they are not well. There Ia no name
for 1t. 1t is simply weaknes;-a brcakl' 6 down
OF the vital forces. Whatever It's causes, land
they are innunerable,} It's symptoms are in the
main the same. Among the most prominent are
ext enc ~assitnie, loss OF appetite. loss OF flesh.
aud great mental depression. indigestion and q
stomach cough are also frequently concumttants
or this distressing state OF body and Of mind.
The common remark In relation to persons In
such . condition 10, that they are c0nsunptive.
Now, what these untortun ties really want is vlgor
vital strength; and, as certainly as dawn sue.
cceds darkness, they can recuperate their systems
and regain peri ct health BY r~esorting to HOS.
LETTERS CELEBRATED STOMACH BIFTERS.
1t is as clear that o Iife-revtving tonic IA required
in such cases. as that t e dying flame o an empty
lamp requires to be revived with a rev supply Of
oil. Perfectly pure and innocuous, containing
nothing but thr mIst genial vegetanla extracts,
and combining The three grand elements OF q
sturnach.c C. An Alternative. and a genital lnv1gnrant,
Hostelter,s Bitte:s are suitable to all constltu-
lions, and are IS applicable to the diseases and
disabilities OF the feeb;er sex. as TO those OF men.
aprl5-6DSC
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The Views of Governor Scott.

The press OF South Carolina has not been
slow to give emphatic expression to the
widespread and, a we believe, just diszatis'
faction among the ta1paying portion ef heI
people ut the ubiquitous character OF the
legislation to which they are called upon to
submit. As q matter Of fairness, as well as
OF great interest to all the readers OF The
NEWS. we have been at some pains to OBJ
tain, and print in another part of to-dsy's
paper, a full and authoritative statement OF
Governor Scott's views on the matters which
are now agitating the public mind in this
State. The Governors words are accurate
" reported, as they fell from his " lips.
We forbear comment
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MISERY loves company! 1t may be some
consolation to know that Louisiana is worse
off than we are. The Radicals have in-
creased our State debt from s5,000.0o0 to
$40, oOO, 900, or thereabouts, without the
railroad guarantees. But the Louisiana
Radicals have raised the debt OF that State
from $1,000, 900 to $40, 900. 600. 1t would
be cheaper to take either Napoleon or La
Commune.
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as-THE PLANTERS AND MECHAN

ne-THE PLANTERS AND MECHAN-
les, BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA.-Thtrty days
after date this Bank will be prepared to consoli.
date its Stock by Issuing one Share Of new for ten
OF the old, In compliance with the recent amend.
ment OF Its charter. Also to receive subscrip.
lions for an additional number OF Shares to the
extent of twenty thousand at twenty-five dollars
each, including the Consolidated Shares as above,
present Stockholders to have precedence In sub
scrlption to the Increased Stock, in proportion to
the amount now held by them respectively.
mareq-Wb i=,f
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The Protection Of rIinorittes.

THE more we ponder the question the more
satisfied we are that the prompt adoption of
tue principle OF minority representation, by
cumulative voting, is the only practicable
way Of giving an adequate protection to the
wealth and intelligence OF the white minor
iy in the State. We cannot turn the minor
ity into a majority by any change of the
organic law. The ninety thousand colored
voters will not sustain. at the polls, any con-
stLtutional amendment which will make
them the enfranchised thralls OF sixty thou
sand white men. We admit that the evils
under which the white citizens. now groan
are the result of universal suffrage. We
know that the necessary ignorance OF the
| blacks is the reason why prejudice is stronger
than sense, and why, moreover, the blacks
who have the power exert it without regard
TO the wishes and interests OF the whites.
| And no cure can be permanent which does
not touch the roet of the disease. The May
Convention may satisfy themselves that there
is no illegal debt, and may secure the post
ponemeut TO March. 1872, OF the tax now
made due in November next. But this will
still leave us under the heel OF the General
Assembly-this will not give the white
property-holders any loud and potential
voice in the framing Of laws and the impo-
sition of taxes. We cannot deprive any
man who now votes of the privilege of vo-
ting. The Law, in fact, must be 30 modified as
70 protect the minority without encroachius
upon the just rights Of the majority. There
is then only one way out of the woods, and
that is%y accepting the principle Of the rep
rssen ietton of minorstes. This does not
limit the suffrage 10 any shape or form.
What it gives to the white minority in the
low country, it accords, by the same law, to
the black minorities in the upper counties.
It is equal 10 its operation. 1t is simple and
easily understood. 1t is the one form OF
universal suffrage which protects the few
without iniuring the many. For we hold it
To be an eternal principle Of justice and OF
right that mere Numbers shall not have an
unlimited control over the lives and fortunes
OF the people. The majority shall rule, but
the minority must be able to raise their voice
In the deliberative assemblies of the State.
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@-BATCaELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THl

@-BATCaELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
SUPERB HAIR DYE is the best In the toorld-psr-
fectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous tints or unpleas-
ant odor. The genuine W. A. BACHELORS HAIR
DYE produces IMMEDIATELY a splendid Black
or Natural Brown. Does. not stain the skin, but
leaves the hair clean, soft and beautiful. The
only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold by all Drug
glsts. Factory.No. 16 BoId street, New York.
lano3
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Leaving the Sinking snip.

The Lancaster Ledger prints a card from
D. C. Wolf, who now, with all the facts be-
srfore him" comes out "openly, fairly and
'ssquaraly, and denounces the present ad-
ssmiaistration of the State Government"
The following colored citizens OF the county
endorse these declarations: Samuel Ross, Js-
cob Miller, David Moore, Samuel Stitt, Ed
ward Ivy, Joseph Moore, VIM. Hagins, JEFF.
Massey.
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~ UNION BANK OF SOUTH CARO-

nr UNION BANK OF SOUTH CARO-
LINA.-Notice Is hereby given that this Bank will,
on the first day OF May next, be prepared, in COM
pliance with the recent amendment Of Its charter,
10 consolidate, reduce, ana redeem the Stock OF
the Bank-that Ia to say, ONE SHARE OF NEW,
will be issued for E SHARES OF L STOCK;
and at the request OF any stakeholder holding
less than ten shares, the Bank will redeem the
same at the rate fixed for said redemption by the
charter, or holders may sell and assign all such
by endorsement on the original certificates. Ac.
cordlng to the provisions Of the amended char
ter "no one shall be considered or held to be a
stockholder OF the said Bank who has not recelv-
ed a new certificate for the consolidated shares"
on or before the nrst day OF June next.
H. D. ALEXANDER,
mara7-mwf Cashier.
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WE have noticed with pleasure the bold
stand taken by Senator T. J. Robertson In
opposition to the Kl-Klux bill, and in favor
OF the Amnesty bill. Congressman DeLarge,
in the House, stands on the same platform.
Both these men, politicians though they be,
know that their interests are with South
Carolina, rather than with Massachusetts, or
MICHIGAN.
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n ROCERIEs GROCERIES
WINES AND LIQUORS AT REDUCED
w PRICES.

WHISEEY from Il 80 per gallon and upwards.
old North Carolina Corn Whiskey 81 per gallon.
Port. Sherry, Madeira. aud .laret Wines nom
ST. SO PEI gallon and u upwards.
French and D nnestic Brandies as reduced, prices.
All OF the above ar. procured directly from the
importers and Distillers thereby saving an inter-
mediate nroHts, aud lnsuring q guod article, and
are warranted Of good quality, dne havor, pure
aud unaIlulteratel, even the Invest gFsd.s beng
guaranteed strictly pure. ~ Per$Hr IN ueed OF
such goods for medicinal or other purposes can
depend upon getting q strictly pure article at an
extremely low price nom
,... 49, W. 4. .WELLIH.
49,. Family Grocer, I,
~ Goods delivered free OF charge. april
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Terms OF TIE NEWS.

THE DAILY NEWS, by mail one year, 50; BIZ
months 81; three monshs Ssse Served IN the
CITY at Ete#rsES CENTS a veek, gsyahleto toe car.
,lers, or So 9 year, paid In advsnce stthe once.
rHn Ta1.wsEKLY Nsws,, papasshea on Tuesdays
Thursdays aad Saturdays, one year 81 Blk
months 81 ..,
rHx WEEKLY NEYa. one year 81. S3 copies
$40. Ten copies, to one address, $40;
SUBSCRIPTIONS In all cases payssle m ADVANCE
snd no paper conunusa afser the expiration or
the time paid for.
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9periaI Notifies.

re- OFFICE SOUTHWESTERN RAIL
ROAD BANK.-AQ Quarterly Dividend Of ONE DOL
LAR per Share from the earnings OF the Road
having been declared by the Board OF Directors OF
the South Carolina Railroad Company, on the
Capital Stock Of said Company, the same will be
paId on and after the first OF May next, at this
office.
The Transfer Books will be closed until the 18th
instant. JOHN N. HARLEsToN,
anr8-6fmH3 Cashier.
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mar27-mw

n- JOHN C. BAKER l. CO.'S GENU-
me MEDICINAL COD LIVER oIL.-ESTABLISH.
ID Observation-Disclosures BY eminent physicians
to be the best IN the world. Sold BY Druggists
generally. JNO. G.. BAaER & co., Philadelphia.
A full supply on hand by
DR.. g.. BAER,
feb6-mwl6mos No. 13I Meeting street.
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@- GETTING MARRIED.--ESsAYs
for Young Men on Social Evils, and the proprlety
or Improperly OF getting Married, with sanitary
nelo for those who feel unhLteG for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress Howard Association, Box P, Philadelphia,
Pa. ANS -3mos
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ms- ESTATE NOTICE.-ALL PER-
SONS indebted to Mrs. ELIZABETH L. o
CHEs, deceased, late Of st. Johns Berkeley, will
make payment to the subscriber, in Charles
ton, and all persons having claims against said
deceased will render their accounts, properly at.
tested, to PETER c. GA1LLARD,
aprl4-fmw8 Qusained Executor.
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. NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN

to all sub-Agents of the Land Commission, that,
from and after the first day Of March, 1871, they
will report all their proceedings to Hon. F. l..
CARDOzo, Secretary Of the Advisory Board.
ROBT. G. DELARGE, L.. G. s. 8. c.
Columbia, February 90, 1871. mar11
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9uerial Notlres.

BNoTfCE TO CoNsIGNEEs.-ceN-
s1aNEEs per steauShip12oPAaS:fro from Boston,
are hereby notified tist the ~Vesselas now dis
charging at Central Wharf. All goodsTemsining
on the wharf at sunsesswIl be put in store at
their expense and risk.
M. HUGHES. Master Steamship Leopard.
apr1e-1 h. F. BAKER d CO., Agents.
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rs WHAT ARE YOUR SYMPTOMS
Mrs. Selma Horton, residing at Fort Zee, was, five
months ago, a confirmed hypocnondriac. One
day she was bewailing her miserable condition co
q lady friend In Brooklyn. "What are your symp,
toms?n said the lady. ION, I am sick all over
vas the reply ''nevsr free from headache and
pains in the back very weak, and so low spirited
that the least thing makes me cry.a "Just my
WI case a year ago, when / commenced using
PLANTATION B1TTERS, !" said Mrs. q. ""en"tn
quIred her friend. "Well; they cured me ofeVery
distressing symptom 10 two weeks. md you had
better follow my example, This LADY ola SO
and with thesame happy result.
SEA Moss FARINE from pure Irish Moss, for
Blanc Mango, Puddlngs, Custards, Creams &c.
&c. The cheapest, healthiest, and most delicious
food In the world. aprl7-m"iSD&C
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The Southern and Atlantic Telegraph
Company.
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UTANTED, statesmen AND CAN
w vASSERS for EMERJoN'S BINDER, for
music aud periodicals, and for Emerson's Clip
and File for Office papers. Two separate articles,
the CLIP and File for business men, and the binder
for everybody. Send for terms and Est1 to INC.
K. BARRETT &c CO., Book Binders, No. l29 s.
Clark street, Chicago, Illinois. APPROVES
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VrANTED IMMEDIATELY, BY A
w small white family, three rooms In the
upper or central part OF the city. PROMPT pay,
ments RusrsnteAd. Address, stating location and
price. "Tensnt,u P. o. Box No. &sS. .apr1e-2s
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NRUssEs. SUPPORTERS, 10

lust received, q large assortment, and f9s salesk
UR. b. BARRH
Drug Store \
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DEOPLES' BANK OF SOUTH CARROLL
NA.-The Annual Meeting OF the SfocEaold.
arr of this Bank will be held at the Banking
House, No. 9 Broad street, on WEDNKspAY, 2oth
instant, at 12 NJ. JAMES b. BETTS,
8prl7. Oasnlef.
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@r CAROLINA RIFLE CLUB.--BAN-
NER Observation-Disclosures wishing Cards
OF Invitation may obtain the same upon applica-
ton to the Secretary.
THos. FROST, Jr.,
aprIe-1 Secretary and Treasurer.
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Emo Agenries.
TIME SOUTH CAROLINA LAND AND
IMMIGRATION ASSOCIATION.


THE SOUTH CAROLINA LAND AND
i IMMIGRATION ASSOCIATION.
The undersigned have entered into an assocla-
ton for the purpose OF Introducing IMMIGRANTS
INTO SOUTH CAROLINA, anu producing PONIES
for the same.
They propose to establish Agencies In tho prtn-
cIpal cities or Europe, and In the North and the
Northwest, and assist immigrants Ia coming to
our State where they have homes, provided, and
aid them in, becoming permanent settlers upon
the soil
They request their friends throughout the State
80 place such OF their Lands and Real Estate q
their disposal as will make suitable homes for Inn
migrants at the lowest credit prices, ssy, for ape
Rod of Ave years, which the undersigned will I'd
tertake to advertise and Sell, charging the own.
ers a reasonable commission for the sale.
Circulars will be prepared and distributed ex-
planning more Ia detail our plans. ~
:. CENTRAL OFFICE ACADEMY uF MUSIC
a. Corner King and Market streets,
CHARLEsToN. So. Ca. ,,....
BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY Il 90. -.
EXPERIENCES: ,-
uon 4 D rarrofI- Gen. Jno. 8. Preston,
don. BE- Z. Perry, GOV. A. %astasn,
~ NV Iohnoon Havood, Andrew ,Simonds. $50,
LII LII hrm,ste.d Burt Han. Geo. a. Trenholm,
hon. J. &. Campbell, @oV-'h
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THE SURVIVING MEMBERS OF THE
Palmetto Guard, Co. I, I'd sc. Vols, and
CO. A, Manigsults Battalion, are particularly ne
quesred to meet at the Masonic Hall on THURSDAY
EVENING next, the 10th instant, a. han-past 7
O'Clock precisely. Busine ss OF much Importance
will be discussed. aprlSS
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@- THE PLANTERS AND MECHAE'
Ics' BANK OF SOUTH CARoLINA-NoTIcE.--
The regular Annual Election for THIRTEEN DI
RECToRS OF this Bank will be held at the Bank
ing.house, No. 13s East Bay, on MONDAY, lt May
between the hours OF II and 2 O'Clock. -
apr1e-wfm5 W. E. HASKELL, Cashier.
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UyANTED TO RENT, BY A PUNCTUAL
w aad emit tenant, . neat and pleas
antly situated dwelling, containing not less than
four square rooms. The western part OF the CITY.
or the neIghborhood OF the Battery preferred. Al.
dress, stating location and lowest rent, Tenant"
once OF The NEWS. aprt8,
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LOUISVILLE, KY, September !.
Ifeel that we have now an article OF gin suit
able for such cases as that remedy Is adapted to,
DIR. J.. W. BRIGHT.
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Nor SALE. AN ELEGANT FOUR
SEATED BUGGY WAGON, made to order,
light, suItab. e for single or double draft. Apply
to r. n. MARSHALL BRO, Brokers, NO. 50 Broad
street. apr1e-wfm3
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NOR. SALE, ONE lO-HORsE POWER
Il PORTABLE STEAK ENGINE, but little used,
and In fine condition. Cheap for cash or city &C.
ceptance. CAMERON, BARKLEf & 20.
onr5-11nk0
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EoR SALE, A SECONDHAND SODA
IT WATER APPAR tTUS, u good order, con.
sistiug OF one Copper Generator, two Copper
Founts, and Dranght Stand. with Counter. In.
qulre Al E. q. GARDENERS, No. 40 KiDg.street,
Gharieston..S O, aprl6-3S
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@r NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAV-
ING demands against the Estate OF the late
JAMES E. SPEAR Will present them, properly at
tested; and all Indebted will make payment TO
". q. LAfAR, my authorized Agent, who can De
found at the store OF the late James E. Spear, No.
1886 King street. DANIEL b. slLCoA,
apr19-w3 ADMINISTRATOR.
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UTANEED, A GOOD COOK. ALSO, A
w Chambermald and House Servant. Apply
at No, 2P Vcndue Range. apr16
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for 6ale.

NHULES FOR SALE.-TWO G. o o D
ly Plantauon Mules for sale for cash or city.
acceptance. Apply to GAILLARD Il MIN0TT,
VHnderhorst's Wharf. aprl9.l
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uTANTED.-TWO BOARDERS CAN BE
w accommodated with q well-furntshed
Room and good Board In O small family, Where
there are no children. References EXCHANGED.
Amply at this office. aprl9-l|
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mants.

NTANTED, A WHITE WOMAN TO GO
w into the country, to make hersel! general
ly useful. For one OF good character, good wages
vii! be paid. Apply at this ONCE. aprla-Wfn3
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FoR SALE, several ! SEWING NC o1 MA;
rheap. Call at No. p Queen street, between
| NeetiD0 and Church Streets. fe0l3
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A BARGAIN!-To PRINTERS AND
~ BOOKBINDERS.-A auggles Wood Frame
Paper Cutter, will be sold low for cash. Is nearly
new, cuts % inches, and has an extra knife. No
charge for package. Price $40. Apply at THE
NEWS Job ONCE. marZz
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-05

cia de.San Vicente Paul, tienen el honor
| de anunciar al p1blico, por nuestro con-
! ducto que hahendo cesado las causas por
| que Sc habian suspendido tan titles ejer-
cicios, Sc contin1an en- la misma forma
con que Sc han venido practicando desde
SUI institute on.
/ Teatro.-HEOy Sc reptile la G:amosa CO.
media de magia E5 Raaao de Orc Cree
mos no d, jara de verla ningun aic ouado
estos espectaculos, raros en- Puerto-Rico
Para poder presentar al p1blico una obra
de este genero, la companla seguramente
habra heche grandes sacrifcios pecunia
rios.
ChsmsHra.-A aqsucIlOs de nucstrOs lec-
torres que no esten versados en- ell latin pa
recera inocente y tomada al acaso esta pa
labra por 81 periodico que ha querido de
gnar con ella un respetabilfs mo dipu-
tado espanol. Esta palabra, segun Val
puena. tiene los siguientes signiGeados:
"Qnimera, montana de Licia, que arroja
fuego, en- c'ya Gina habitan leones, en-
ell medic cabras, al pie serpientes, d.
donde nac6 la tabula de que Quimera era
u'a m6yashuo que >uomitaba Uamas, CON la CO.
beza de leon. eZ vientye de cabya q la cola de
dyug0n." Oh! Es mucho talento ell radical.
AnuariO general del cO1nerciO, de la
lndustra, de las protesiones, de la magIs
tratura y de la administration, fundado
por d. Luis Marty Caballero. Este lioro
es una inmensa guia de forasteros donde
consta ell nombre y domicilio de todos los
fahricantes, abogados, m6dicos, artistas &.
Els una espece de diccionario sumamerte
1tl 4 todos los hombres de negocios y
aun los estudiosos En- 6l Sc hallan por
6rden alfabGtico una interminable serie de
auuncos &c todas classes. d Juan j. Ma
rien 10 vende y da mas pormenores sobre
ell particular.
El ContriDMyente. revista de intere.
ses naterlales dedicada a la Propedad, al
Comerco la Industria.-Este magnl
ico peri6dico que We la luz seis veces al
mes desde Agosto, merece ser Ieida por
los que quieran estar al tanto de cuanto
3curra sobre contrlbuciones, legislation,
presupuestos, trabajo quintas, cr6dito,
seguros, cultivos, aclimatacion, r.egos
n8qainas agrfcolas, inquilinatos, arance-
les balanza mercantil, tratados, trasporte,
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