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showing whai ypgaries will cross the mind
during sea sickness One night dreamed q
body Of men laid violent hands on me and by
their stern, solemn eounteaAnces frightened
me into a terror, Each pointed his finger at
me and declared he knew had been drinking
at dusg sore~ The body Of men was the grand
jury " Liaoob. The scene shifted somehow
! was peeping through a window into pri-
wade back roou. Tho same body of msn we're
there. One Of the jurymen was reading an
elaborate dissertation on temperance and du-
ring the while they all nodded. The lecture
w~'ccncluded and a eoneussiop % glasses re-
sounded throughaths room. Each jurymAn
lifted bis eyes 10 .hsaFea and drank, ~ my
sleep thought Of drug -iors medicines, but
ihe Odor Of whisky sill alb the atIaOsPbsre.
They eajoypd Il 20 mach the. my mouth wat-
erod and uncopsciopsly ratified the window.
In a'me'aens sooses Of enply bottles were sail
ing thseush " Fisdoy A nay bead. In the
greaiest per,urbation awoke, sstonlshed not
70 hnd myself hsins 1.-THE correspondent wrote
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f-1choftyc. aaH HfsIH ga
Cd. THE TsBcT WORLD.
Every female insect, with the single
exception Of few social species. such as
honey bees, and perhaps ants and white
ants Crermites), peris in the course of
the same season, after laying their first
and only batch Of eggs. Their race is
then run, the goal Is then reached, and
they retire from the course 70 give place
10 that new generation Of the same
species.
now TO DEcoy A RIO.
A correspondent, speaking Of the dieh
Guilty Of swine driving, says it is as ''es =,
as whistling after you know how tow Il,
To the end Of a strong cord tie an card |
corn; drop II in front Of the pig to ws Il
in FIVE or six inches Of his nose, anenly 's
mencc walking away slowly in the Ie,'
tion you wish him to propel. If mo- N,
ship shows evidence1of blighted hoi Iry
alteration Of mind from the singularc~nt
duct Of the corn, seduce him into the be
lief that is "all right by letting him
have brief nibble at it, and then re
sumo your line Of march. In this way
the most obdurate pig may be decoyed
a reasonable distance.
The Advocate says: 1--WE understand
the army worm has put in an nappearance
in Boyle county, and has already donecon
siderable damage on the farms of MajoI
McGoodwin, Col. Rhodes, DR.. Yeiser and
perhaps others, north Of Danville.
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WHITE POUND CAKE.

One coffee cup of butter, two a
half cups of sugar, four and I
cups of -four. one cup of milk, OF
teaspoon of soda, t~o Of cream
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A tablespoonful of saltpeter dissolved
in pail of water is said to be death
dose to cutworms; sprinkled around the
plants every evening little of the wash,
until it is strong and out of danger.
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'aNNouMcEMlNTs.

IN the Voters sf Linrsln Coasty.
wWAyIyG FILLED TIE OffiSt or
1t sheriff n this county daring ~ ~
,srm snd thanki.s ,hs prspis ~ ,a<4 .ar-
nor, n siss -uDr ne 70 i6ss 1c,e2nE:9x r's.I
ion, i NOW deciase fbyseh ''.s< Hs
rs-eieetsn,- -as.urs.s them jshd .n:,L ., sr
,in,s-, hs rvsdy 70 .crys lem is''h's''5 " ny
osssial esbaeiiy-h slexsd, s.,..,o,.ps
tde W. ", o,.'' .''- -,
- 3 EpNIsroN AUTHORIZES Us ~ y
. aano1nce him As eandids's is >nsr''
~ iincoIn en,st, q the next August si~c,son.
promislng, II siss,ed, 10 'osks the is'p's
, 1872-12-06
A H0GG1SH AFFAIR.

A Controversy Between Il Colored Minister
and one of His Female Practitioners About
Some Fresh Pork.
An interesting case will bo tried by Justice
Haines this morning. The complainant is Mary
q. Qualcs, who lives On Fourth avenue, near
Polk street, and the defendant Elder Dorsey,
who resides near the town Of Jefferson. Both
are co1orcd. The latter is Mathodst minister,
and the former one Of his flock. a year or 30
ago, Mary purchased small pig, but having no
convenient place to keep it, sent it to Dorsey's
farm, he promising to raise it, if she furnished
according to Tie Elder, weighed 200 pounds ' son on
Monday last. Mary claimed it weighed 800
pounds; anyhow it WAS q large, able-bodied
hog. On Tuesday the Elder killed
it, and the next day had pork
steak for dinner. Mary was shocked when she
learned Of the fate Of the animal, and believing
she was entitled to o share, if not to all of the
meat, requested Dorsey to send her in chunk"
The Elder refused. saying the hog had eaten
" his head off ten times since he had had him,
and he proposed to have the whole hog or none
The action is one of troyer for the value Of the
hog. Whether decided adversely or not, Mary
asserts that she is s'gwine to hab dat hog eaten
parson put frou fur laseny.''
, 1872-12-06
FIRE DEPARTMENT AFFAIRS.

Several of the "Boys" Brought MP Before the
Commissioners for Alleged Misbehnvior-
Candidates for Promotion.
The Board Of Police and Fire Commissioners
met yesterday afternoon, and disposed Of con-
siderable business pertaining to the Fire De-
partment. Commissioner Reno presided, and
Commissioners Sheridan, Klokke and Davis we're
also present.
George ". Weller, ttucknan, Hook and Lad
der No. 4, WAS charged With neglect Of duty in
not having discovered fire before the alarm
sounded, he having been on watch at the time.
The accused showed the Board that he IVES not
at fault, that he Was looking in one direction
when the fire appeared in another. The case
Was dismissed.
James Phillips, driver Of Engine No. Is, was
charged with neglect OF duty. This case was
similar to the one mentioned above, and had ref
erence to the same fire. Phillips, however, had
seen the fire before the alarm came in, but
thought 1t was too far away for his company.
The case WAS dismissed, and the Board instruct
ed all watchmen to raise an alarm whenever they
saw strange light.
Godfrey Charleston, foreman Of Engine Com
pany No. 4, was charged with being absent from
duty without permission Of his superiors. He
allowed q member Of his company to be absent
from duty, and subsequently went away himself,
thus leaving the company two men short. A
fine of five days pay was imposed. .
Edward varges, OF No: 4: ~. vas charged With
in Saloon when an alarm sounded, and 'conse-
quently had to walk to the fire, Three days pay
wes taken from the accused.
James Reilly, driver Of the extra supply cart
Nc: 2 was charged with neglect Of duty. He
had failed to take his regular watch when noti-
fed to do go. Fined five days pay.
Michael N1cNamara, truckman, Hook and Lad
der No. /, was allowed to go to q ball, upon the
understanding that lie would return by O'Clock
o'clock next morning. Five days pay.
Patrick D;onan. pipenan. Engine COMPANY
, 1872-12-06

LIVERPOOL, Dec. s III Q. m.-F1our, 30s, Wheat,
winter lis 10d; spring, 1s@11s Cd; white, 12s 3d@
rs Cd c1nb, l2s Sd@l3s: Corn, 25s od. Pork, 56s.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 5-l:S0 p. m.-Market unchanged.
LONDON, Dec. SIS p. m-Consols for money, 9lKa
SIX; account, 91H@91s5; 6=20s Of 65, ok do 81,
PAX; 10 4os, 88A; new 5s 80; Erie u. Tho bullion
In the Bank Of England has increased Ellis, 600.
FRANKFoRT, Dec. 5.-Five-twentiez OF 80, o6X.
Pans, Dec. 6:-Rentes. 53f &c.
L5vEnFooI, Dec. 5:-cotton strong; mtddling up
snce1,1ation and export, 600 bales
oo1 Whest-Red winter, lis lod. Flour, 80s. Corn,
Cheese, e5s. Cum berland middes AS abort rib, 4Os
, 1872-12-06
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NC" u U1A E1nanC1Ak NEFF8s
new YORK, Dec. 5.-Money was active, and closed
at coin to 1-32 and interest.
Sterling weak at1o911@losis tor long, and 11o@11os
for short sight.
Gold 1rmer; advanced from 113k to 113A, closing
at 1l3S bid and 113i asked. Loans 27 for carrying
Clearngs $50 600 co., Treasury disbursements, S40
000 There is talk Of squeeze In cash gold, and 5
per cent paid late in the day for until to-or-
row.
Governments were In increased demand, with email
offerings, and A@A per cent higher.
State securities dull and steady.
Stocks have been quiet the interest md activity
tering in Pacific Mail, Western Union, and Rock
Island The first named advanced to 85 fell 10 s47<
rallied to IS, declined to 841, and closed at 84sl.
It is rmorcd that the Company about to issue two
millions first mortgage bonds to replace the lost steanl-
er md more fully equip the line, but the report is
authenticated. Western Union made steady advance
from 76H to 49, With large purchases by heavy bank
ting firm. Rock Island advanced from l131 to lis, 1t
being reported the Company Intend to issue eight
millions OF shares Of capital, three millions to
pay for deficiencies Of the Chicago & Northwestern
Railroad Company amp the rest to the
mu1ated surplus Of the Company and further that the
surplus is to be divided among the stockhoders when
the road will be leased to the Pennsylvania Company,
the basis Of its increased capital stock These r-
mors lack Authorization. The rest Of the list was
ruther quiet but firm, and higher during most Of tho
day, closing trtde of the best rates, but steady:
Startling, lu8M
, 1872-12-06

From The IeoT7d {1ll,) RcUielo.
KIr. Adams, of Belle Plain, Macon County, H.,
is progressive farmer, fond OF making chemi-
cal and other experiments with his ground, his
crops, and lis stock, with q view to improving
their several values in quality and productive
ness. He is no fogy Of the old non-progressive
agriculture al school; he keeps pace with the
times, and frequently makes some valuable dis
cogery: He has found: among other things, q
preventive against the hog colera, and as he
raises some Of the finest hogs in the county, the
the hog cholera was raging, he fed bis hogs IT.
senic, to prevent their contracting the disease.
The experiment was highly successful, and
thirty-6ve of A1r. Adams hogs will never have
the cholera. His neighbors say they never
sausage picture OF despair as Dlr. Adams WAS
when he had "prevented" the cholera.
, 1872-12-06

BUFFALO, n; z, DEG. b.-UA1r1E- Receipts to-day.
~ making total 1of the week thus far, 2788, or l6;
cars against 4o9 cars the same time last weak The
m3rket y quiet, On account Of the Light run. The
sales saa cannot be considered criterion. Common
Sales e5 Ohio steers LIS 10 1,2oo at s57Sae6o: q
oho ae1iers 629 At 146 Illinois staeEs Jos to 13Od
a. et $59999 oq y! Indiana steers 1o25 to 1zoo at
5.a7H. "~@
sHEEr AsD LAal9s-To-day, 1,soo making the total
3qf ne Feek thus far 400 against 500 Last week.
vas OF IN inferior grade. Sales to-day: 457 Canada
sheep md lambs 108 to u.s. at S575@5S0; 95 CANADA
$5.45.
Hoes-go day 1o,sOo making the total for the week
thus far 20 06 against 900 the time last week.
Market active at 1oc per cWt better price. Held $40
extra picked lots bringing shade higher Salea
4oa Ohio a1d Indiana hogs AZ 200 to 800 a at f410
@420 o12 Ohio hogs, av 16a to o26 1hs at 1,700
Ohio picked hogs, nv 292 lbg, at $4.36.
, 1872-12-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

TIE FOURTH RUBEsyEN CONCERT.
As the Rubnsteln concerts begin to draw TO .
close the audiences begin to increase BY the
+7,oea vho haTe not heen how much they have
,ost 80 in the case Of tbs first season Of Parepa-
1os1s o. IL VIC oaao &c, % '4'o 10. 'o"7 -
Rosa, Theodore Thomas, and score OF othef
artists. There is this notable difference, how
ever in the fact that in the latter case IN op-
,,o1tnn;cv aa afforded to retrieve what was lost,
., ~, 10y t1,a +or1oar +hara ia artTama donbt
"hlle In Inc aolme1 4neIe - oA.o e.s.1, u9u1'
whether that opportunity Will ever be aHofoeo.
This supplies good argument why the theatre
ahon1d he crowded this evening and tomorrow
sfta-,oor - and viii likewise save a regret. The
hfte1noon' A,'u "4it nAo".eo '1'. ses es4:Do ~
audience Last evening was very apP1ec1at1'e
one, from the fact that 1t Is Impossible for an au
dence to listen to two such artists as Rubinstein
aw;an;a1,aki without being appreciahye. Their
o'.;"a u anforcea itge1f, and it matters little
genlqs eniGlo = ~ IL nnddnte of the eraat Krenzer
Ehether u H. - We forc;f1i freWnrks IF Paeanin;s
sonata OF ethar 1nS aa + is a Grand old f1e1e of
3s - +i,e 1;tt7a Barcanse nf Chonin fhev
, 1872-12-06

No. II, neglected to take his regular watch.
The following frenen applied for promotion
to the position of foreman Thomas Caaty,
II. ". Conway, Daniel DAILY, Peter schuner,
Daniel Ward, Georgee, y; Wagner, P: B: Kin,
nion, Thomas Maxwell, Peter Trimmer, Michael
Mcguire, Peter O'Day, Matthias Schafer, Joseph
ODonoghue, Hugo francin.
Olif johnson applied for promotion to the
position of engineer.
The Fire Marshal recommended that Da7id B.
Kiunion be appointed foreman. Of the cclored
company, and that Michael W. Conway and
Matthias Schafer be appointed foreilseil Of tho
other two companies.
Tho appointments we're confirmed.
Joseph Lagger, stoker of Engine No. 6, was
appointed engineer Of Engine No. 10.
The Board adjourned.
, 1872-12-06

tobbers Brown and bleached cot.ons active and
strong, and well held up to production Canton
Aannels are very scarce leading jobbers have not
piece Of browns below &c per yard. Wamsuta prints
are now 81Gc pcr yard, all JOB lots Of them having
been closed out. Scarlet wool hannes arc and
in demand. Paper cambrics active and firm. Foreign
goods dull except for b1ack mohairs and Empress
cloths, which arc scarce
, 1872-12-06

baltimore, Dec, 5.-CAFTIE-Dul1 for tops, but
medium and fair grades scarce and more active Very
best quality $4.5096.00 medium or good fair quality
s4:Qo@450: Sales, 966 head. Receipts, 2.636 head.
Hoas-Hea7y recepts depross the market. Sales
ct 5.o5@G.00. Receipts, Il, ,472 head.
SHEER1n light demand fair to extra $4.0o@65o.
ReCeipts, 1,093 head.
, 1872-12-06

CORNER TwESrY-sEcoHD STREET AND WABAsH
AVENUE. Thursday. Deo. 5.-Sales Of mess cash. 100
brls At seller December, $50 br1s at Ill 80 do
January 200 brls at do March, 100 brls at S2
1ard-seer February, $50 tcs at S7.40 do March, 100
tcs at 7Ic,
, 1872-12-06
Kexr York Live Stock Market.

NEW YoHK, Dec. 5.-Tho market is slow owing to
the gut Of dead meats and poultry, with threatening
weather forcing such on sale at low prices.
BEEvEs-Receipts yesterday aud today, 2,oo0 head,
besides some stale. AL are poor cattle, which the
owners are still holding. No one wanting them. The
Illinois steers 5@6 cwt went at 9c, IS lbs per cwt.
cattle scarce and sell quicker at full prices 13@14c.
sHEERIAre not moving, mutton being very low and
Cutting the meat markets. Sheep sold at 4@6Hc,
only extra 100 tbs lots at the latter price Lambs GO
at 6@7s There we're 1000 sheep to-day, but scarcely
half were sold.
Hoas-Recepts 63 cars and market firmer at 4.62E9
sos for live and 5Il@67lc extremes for city dressed,
those Of 200 TBS selling at 5s4c and &c for $50 lbs.
car Chicago dressed arrived md sold at 554c,
, 1872-12-06


that charmed violin at once. onaoie TO 90 that,
however, the audience gave vent to their distrac-
tion in an enthusiastic encore, to which he re-
Piled with graceful MaZurka OF his own COM
position.
The notable feature OF the concert was Bee
thoyen's colossal Sonata in 4 minor, op. 47, for
piano and Eo1in-concerto Cthe Kreuzer)-partly
on account of the music itself and partly from
the fact that it was played by Rubinstein and
Wieuiawski, whom Beethoven must have had in
view somewhere in the dim future when he wrote
1t. It waa performance such as may
never be heard here again in music
The ensemble OF time and precision
WAS perfect both in the auegros and that match
less 0ndante. The exqu1sitely beautiful theme
of the latter movement and the elaborate varia-
tions we're given bY both instruments with re-
markable unanimity Of treatment, showing that
the two artists have yery similar conceptions of
this movement. And vet there was g shade of
difference in the ensemble Of the whole Sonata,
which was just marked enough to make ordinary
beings thankful that the two men are human.
after all. Rubinstein's PLAYING was severely
true, but the effect of Wieninwski's playing was
to convey the impression that the Sonata
was for the violin. with accompaniment
Of piano, instead Of the reyeraetnot be-
cause the piano vas made subordinate
to the violin in power. for it wonld tako n rep-
ment of violins fo accomr1iah that INT haco11sa
the Temptations to yiolinist to ornament and
produce efrects are yerv enticinr. and these
catch the ear much mora 0u1ckV thnn piano
effects. and have snecial advanfage if the piano
is kept strictly to the music. There is O subtle
ness to the violin which the more p1odding and
Mae 5ust ellouen OF tns q1auty plouS4 49,, 49, t,o -.
fatlef than concentrate It on the Jout enece'
With mediocre yiolinist it would be GlarlnS
fault. In the case of great artist,
- aroT,sat7a ny H. ~ .rl,n oa1,la t;13 fanlt with
- - 1e.o,o, - ~ w. :t ;1~-nv+ caca
,aSt ae aa ~ 1u ~ - aa.a A. tIo c1oea Of
must noeen % nara TO Please ~ tno e1oS: 49,: "
and even then some over-zealous uspersonsreachea
the height Of ecstatic impudence in III attempt
to ret an encore. In the same part, Wieniawski
~ a+ 1a.,,a,,+ic st11e and Rmhinstein
CLOSED tne programme WILL q o"nn"o, so.I4o'
md the BerceuBe by Chopln Inc Voca4sIs,
RJ11a 0rnnny and Mile. Itiebhart, did their best
~ an+ortain fhe audience. although the effort
~ ra,z- -,,,oh J;l.o hoor offter chamnagne To fill
,,1 ~, ;,rro1or,a an5 syInmetrical
tbar w rerv 11eefnl n1rpose and Nile.
;o,1art Iaa haht nnw and then of exhibitiuc
q ,1 ~, handsoma toiint- NEVERTHELESS. one or
a. at.aa iaa ca,,,1ad on e9ro,o oach evening.
Luo JtaIt I na9 49, 49, oro eo,no naon1a wh0
SGu 81 soM5 ;i 1 III, +,'a o;ano On, r;o1;r and
have enormous capacities Tor sound Both the
ladies re should judge might prove effective IN
opera but in concerts OF THIS class they SIMPLY
serve as foils. This evening an excellent pro-
gran1me is offered including among other num-
bers two selections from Liszt and one Of
Rubinstein's sonatas for piano and violin. The
, 1872-12-06

NEW ToRK, Dec. 5.-Business ia fair for the seaso1
With tha commission houaea. hut Eathar auiat witt
, 1872-12-06
Pittsburgh Live Stock Market.

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 5.-CArrLE-Market unchanged; !;
arrivals fair best $3.50 to $3.50 stockers, $3.50 to
$4.00; prospects fair.
SHEEP-a1arket slow arrivals heavy; best, 5Hc to
&c; medium, 4Mc to 51c; common, 3j4c to 4c; pros
Hods-Market dull arrivals heavy phi1adelphias,
$500 to Workers, s. 30 to s4oo prospects slow.
, 1872-12-06
st. Louis l. Springfield Express,

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAILROAD,
Depots-Fbof % Laksst. Iadiana-zp., and SIrseenfh-s
on9 ca.1a and S11sesnth-sts. Ticket ggs
, 1872-12-06

Vessels Passed Detroit.
DETROIT, Mich, Dec. 6.-PAssED DowN-Props Mo-
hawk, City Of Toledo, Plymouth, Montana, Empire
State, City Of New York, Gordon, Campbell, Nashua ;
schr Star Of Hope.
WIHp-Weat,
, 1872-12-06

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Depot foot of Laket and foot of Ieensyeconds 1Tcse
9piee, Is CdAal-st., Of Madison.
, 1872-12-06


NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 6.-GRAn1--Corp firm: yellow.
62c. Oats ar1ner, 45c.
HAY-Prime, $3.50: choice, scarce at $31,o
dRooER1Es-Molasses nrner; common, 4oc; good
common to fair 4s851c; prime to strictly prime, 62a
SIC; choice, 58@59c; others unchanged.
Co71oN-Firm; GALES, 5000 bales. Receipts 1888
bales, Exports Continent, 6,765 bales; liverpool,
500 bales; coastwise, e5s bales. Stock it, 439 bass
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-01-19
VIERNES 10 DE RNERO DE 1872.

practicando igual servicio el Gnardia Bernabe
de Bien Santos, con un anciano que arrastraba
las de una quebrada, que variOs individuos del
Tercio han recogido dos heridos conduciendolos
con cuidado esmero, que han entregado las
Autoridades competentes un caballo y varios
efectos encontrados en- Ell curso de su servicio:
que una pareja auxilio poni6ndolo despues en-
ba atollado en- ell barro, y finalmente que los del
puesto i de Juncos, sabiendo Z las doce media
de la noche que Sc habia fracturado una pierna
en- un camino un esclavo, salieron { buscarlo,
dOnde despues de proporcionarle 10 necesario
Sc le hzo la primera cura. Puerto Rico 10 de enc
TO de 1872.-El Jefe del Detail, Vicente La Ro-
che.-Hay un sello.-V: bel Comandante
Ter. Jefe, FlOrdn.
Y de 6rden de s. E, Sc inserta en- este peri6
dicO para cOnocimiento general.
Puerto-Rico 16 de enero de 1872.--Arturo SOriG
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-01-19
AN0 XXXII.
T E L E G. R A M AS !.
De La Bondera Espai5oza de San
tiagod de Cuba tomamos los siguientes:

Ha5ano 1ode enero. Sc anuncia of
cialmente la deposition de su destino de
Catacazy, (ministro ruso en- Washington.)
Sc ha hecho obligatorio ell uso del lido
ma ruso en- las escuelas de Polonia.
Theirs ha disuelto el consejo de Argel.
HabaMG de enero.-Contin1a siendo
inminente la dimision de Mr.. Fish.
La reception de ano nuevo por Ell Rey
D. Amadeo l, de las Autoridades Dipu
tados C6rtes, fue brillante.
Ell Rey presidio una junta de ministros
para discutir sobre la reapertuta de las
C6rtes.
Ell Emperador de Alemania harA pro-
bablemente una vista al de Russia en- la
primavera.
La deuda de la ciudad y condado de
Nueva-York asciende SO millones de
pesos.
La derecha del centro de la Asamblea
francesa propone una coalicion con los le-
gitimistas.
Habamo 4 de enero.-El Times (de Nue
va-York) dice que Ell Gobierno de Wash
ington mira con POGO favor los recientes
cambios ministeriales en- Madrid y al rele-
vo de Roberts.
Sc hara una investigation acerca del
registro PRACTICABLE bordo del Florida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-01-19
Aviso q los Hacendados
de la .suri.diccion. de In Capital.

d. B. Elias Lamoutte propetarlo del PRIV llestO
do las VarVulaS lie Crtlner para paSar Ctuafapo DO
un fondo otro, ACADIA de 1legar esta Cudad, y -
none las ordeneS de los SIS HacendadOS que qules
ran utiZar slls seryclOS Pueden dlrglrse al doGo!
de La ESTkELLA donde reside on 81 almacen del
ST. D.. l.. IgaravIdez. En- Mayaguez Aguadllla de
donJe procede, ha tenldO el guStO de col0car Bua
auaratos EN- casi tUdas las Haclendas; en- Aguadl.
LA dOnde va han empezado la mOllenda; ha tenldo
la satisfaction de reclbir la siguIente oarta de loa
las 'MOnserraten 'VineT' y "Miiagr0" y del Exmo.
Sr. ID. Ramon Mendez dc Arcaya propietarlo de 10
Hacienda san Isidro' L.. kes. e..rz, n-aSf
'-''''e - - Aguadla Puerto Rico Dciembrs l7.'
Sr. y. B. Lamontte.y r 80 .o5F
.ff4sfttt2 Presente. az
Muy estimado Sr. amigo, s5sg 81 a9@f5,s0s(
Hace ocho dlas que EN- las Haciendas MensstTas
ten, "Milagro' "Vlnetp San lsidro" usamos les
Valvulas de Vd. Y con un respltado magliiico, te-
neInos la satisfaction de espresarSelo, ahad6ndOle
Que en- nuestras baterias de 400 cuAlttOS tie gas
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