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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-25

Este peri6dico Sc publca los domingos, microbes
v6rnes cuando las circunatancias lo exigen se dan
Alcances suplementos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-25
EN- VENTA Y MUY BARATO

Lamparas de cristal metal hero de varias
clases; bombas para idem para sacar aqua; tu
IBERIA de plomO, hero 8 metal; llaves para gas
y, aqua, grandes y chicas; porta-bombas me-
cheros de varias classes todO 10 concerniente
al alumbrado.
Vidrios pianos de distintas dimensiones para
faroles, vidrieras y otros usos.
por dltimO Otras mucllas cosas que pueden
verse en- ell citado establecimientO.-Puert
Rico. setiem6re 90 de 1872.-J. f Stein0Cher
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-25

Testimonies de Cuba! d
Los siguientes son cortos extrastos de AlgunAS
cartas recihdas durante ell transcursO de IN
ailo; dem0strando Guam acknowledgements eOnvo-
nientes son las @tkE 30
-.
So
Psldor0S Vegetables Asatc0rGdGs
de Bristol para Ell China de Ia IslG de Cubs.
DEMATANZAS.
..Cuatro frascos dePildoras de Bristol me- han eu-
RADIO do un fuerte doler de cabeza" Manuel PinoA'
raj,
DE LA HABANA.
uso de nueve botellas de Pildoras" Eduardo ARtO
Mo Aloes.
DE SANTIAGO DE CUBA.
'Infnitas gracias; cinco boteIlas de Pndoras hAA
de mi \. RautiatR
DEsANCTIEsPIRIT
''Estoy muy agradecido vds. la dyspepsia ha Dc.
saparecido graclas las Pildoras de Bristol" Jess
DE REMEDIES.
LAS Pildoras de Bristol me hsn curado do Las Al
morranas no me han vuelto "a hace 10 mesAs." y.
n. de Zouza
DEPUERTO PkINCIPE.
"He padecido por muchos amos del NAL de Higa-
do: IL frascos de Pldoras dc Bristol me han eR
RADIO radicalmente." Carlos p Mora.
DE sAGUA.
"Tsngo sl gustO de anunciar que sus Pildoras me-
ban eurado de Las afeccIOnes dispepticas." Luis J.
Lorans.
DE CARDENAS.
La Constipation habtual de que liable 6Vda ha
sido curado con las PildOras." p. l. Gomez.
DE La HABANA.
"sois Botellas de Pildoras me Curaron del dOlor
do est0mago NAL Aliento." Miguel Marines.
DE GUINEs.
ohio padecer much0 pero con solo tres Lotsllita1 dc
Piidores creo haberme ourado o0mpletamente" Jsi"
aoro Ymperisle.
DE CIENFUEGOS.
"Sin tener ninguna especifica enfermedad, he pa.
eecIdo mucho de- DsbllIdad LangudAz. perO con
10 i mi estado de vIgor fuerza natural" 10 aQutn
Rabilio.
DEHoLGUN.
'sHe hecho uso do botalla de Pildoras para pra
bar me han curado do Ia hebre continua que t.
nia.H Ricardo 0uZman.
DE TRINIDAD
"Dospues dc tanto sufrir de ataques bilioSos per
an me alanto ben: oil resuItado 10 he alcanzAdo oUA
oil asa do botcllas do Pildorzs" Pedro X, Lansa,
DE PINAR DEL RIO
"Loa constAntcs dolores de hfgado y est6magO los
he eaEado naando frasco. dc sus Pildoraa, me
atanto otru h0mbru Jose do Costa
La ZAgxaparrilla nj misms tempo que las Pld0-
raa pE.aagA mnrho todA cura.
ID yeatA en- todaa lA. prlneiRAle. notieaA:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-25
DE CIENFUEGoS.

''Sin tener ninguna especifca enfermedad he pa
cecido mucho de DsbilIdad LanguidAz. parO COY
al do las PIldoras durante semanas he vuel
70 mi estado do vIgor fuerza natural" JO aQuiI
Rabillo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-25
DE GUINEs.

La hatulenoia y dolores de vientre me han he.
ohio padecer mucho pero con solo tres hotellitAs dc
Pildores creo haberme ourado oompletaments." Jsi'
doro Ymperisle.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-25
Testimonies de Cuba!

Los siguientes son cortos extraetos de AlgunAs
cartas recihidas durante ell transcursO de IN
ano; demostrando cuan acknowledgements sOnv0-
nientes son las 1Il ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-25
DE HOLGUIN.

HE hecho uso do botalla de PildoraS para pFa
bar me han curado do Ia hebre continua que to-
niaH Ricardo 0uzmAn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-25
DE TRINIDAD

"Dospues dc tanto sufrir de ataqnes bilioSos PEI
dn mo aionto bten; e rcsultado 10 he AlcanzAdo
sl aso do botollas do Pildoras" Pedro X. Lansa'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-25
Hero galvanizado.

Liso acanaado, Sc vonde precios modieos
almacen de q. Auditfred ca Fortaleza 81 fla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-25
DE PINAR DEL RIO.

"l.oa eonstantca dolores dc higado y est6mag0 los
he eaFado uaando fTascos dc sus Pildoras, me
atanto otru hUmbru Jose do Costa.
La ZAgKaparrilla nj misms tempo que Las Pldo-
ras pEraaga mnrho toda cura.
10 v1nta en- todas las prncipales beticas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-25

"Ses Botellas de Pildoras me curaron del doloE
do est0mago NAL aliento." Miguel Marines.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-25
DE La HABANA.

La Constipation habitual de que liable 6Vda. ha
sido curado con las PildOras." p. l. Gomez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-25
DE SAGUA.

"Tongo al gusto de anunciar que sus Pildoras ne
ban eurado de Las afeccIones disp6pticas." Luis j.
Lorans.
DE CARDENAS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-25

"He padecido por muchos amos del NAL de HigA-
do 12 frascos de Pidoras dc Bristol me han ca.
RADIO radicamente." Carlos p. Mora.
The New York herald., 1873-11-20

satisfactory results. The advantage OF using
cartridge case lies In having q gas-check renew
able at every round, and In the guns in question
the arrangements OF the breech for loading.
closing and extracting the empty cases, are very
simple.
THE TORPEDO STATION.
With regard to the torpedo station at Newport.
the Chief OF the Bureau calls attention to the report
OF the Examining Board, convened on the 2eth OF
June last, which gives clear impression OF the ex-
ceent condition TO whi ch this particular branch
OF the ordnance service has been brought
under the system inaugurated by his predecessor.
The necessity OF maintaining this station and
utilizing 1t as school in which officers NAV be
trained IN the details ana exercise OF torpedo war
fare Is manifest when we consider the Importance
attached to this subject by oil European nations.
In conclusion, the Commodore assures the de-
partment that the estimates submitted by him
have been carefully prepared and revised and are
believed to be as low as the necessities oil the
ordnance service will permit; but that. whenever
Congress may think proper to authorize the con-
struction OF heavy riled guns ana their equip
ments, the bureau will be prepared with the neces-
sary plans, and trusts that 'the inventive genius
and mechanical skill Of our people VIII be found
sufficient Tor the task OF making them"
The New York herald., 1873-11-20
Naval Assignments.

WA5HTNHTON, NOV. 10, 1873.
Mldshpman Hugo Osterhaus Is ordered TO tenn
porary duty on board the Powhatan and, upon fall
ing In with the commander OF the North Atlantic
station, to report TO him for such duty as he may
assign him.
Midshipman A. A. Nicholson Is ordered to the
Junata.
Midshipmen G. T. Dyer. walter L. Halliday,
Henry w. Schaeier, Alexander McCuckin, w. p.
Ray and J. $. Abbott are ordered TO report In per-
son 10 the Chiei OF the Bureau OF Navigation Tor
assignment to active duty.
Lieutenant commander II. III. Gorringe fs de-
tached IRON the photographic once and ordered
TO command the steam tug Pinta
Lieutenant w. O. Gibson has reported his return
nome from the storeship onward and been placed
on waiting orders.
Chief Engineer ]. @. A. ZleQler IA temporarily
The New York herald., 1873-11-20

detached from duty as inspector OF coal at Phila-
delphia, and ordered to special duty at Key West,
Fla.
First Assistant Engineer A. II. Able is detached
temporary duty as inspector OF coal at Philadel-
phia
Assistant Engineer John A. Tobin is detached
from the Benicia and ordered to return home.
The New York herald., 1873-11-20
Extra street. Lamps.


Commissioner Van Nort of the Department Of
Public Works, has written the following letter 20
the Mayor, asking his cooperation in obtaining
authority TO discontinue the large number OF extra
street lamps maintained at the public expense -
DEPARTMENT or PuBlIc WORKS,
COMMISSIONERS OfvTCR, RooM l9, CRY HALL,i
NEW York, Nov 49, 1873
Hon WILLIAM r. HAvxxEYKR Mayor Of the city OF New
sIR-During the past two years have communicated
with the Common Council on three several occasions
taned and lighted at the public expense without any
adequate public benefit recommending the adoption OF
measures authorizing the department. TO discontinue
At the beginning OF last year the number Of extra
lamps was l,3B distributed as iollows:.in front OF
mories, 26; hospitals and asylnms "a; various public
ouldings II railroad degos "a club houses 6s restau
the balance, 2j in front Of private residences and
Up 10 the present time this department has removed
125 extra lamps without action on The part OF the
records the Common Council shows, thus TAR that
303 more such lamps are not covered by special ord
several gas companies discontinue lighting them at the
of the corporation on and after the 2Dth inst
s 81 s onn n hn ons
the OF thus distinguishing these redenccsis very
S g % aauag GT u eece S ~ s nc
lamps and the investigation TO ascertain Y any
more Of theu can be discontinued without conflicting
with existing ordinances will be iurther pursued -
But NY far the greater portion OF extra lamps nave
been erected In pursuance OF ordinances OF ne Com
partment A general ordinance directs that two lamps
be placed IN front OF each church editce pm, ~ many @
special ordinances have been adopted Bii"B odr
and six lamps TO church building, ..,,., 4, -,
would now respectfully ask your CO 80 renovs ~ V
ali extra lamps which can be discontinued without IN
jury or Inconvenience TO the pg9,c IVAN sV S,iT ''S
Commissioner Of Public Works
The New York herald., 1873-11-20
A JAPANESE NOTABLE DEPARTING
Dinner in Honor OF Mr.. Neritaza Waka-
yama, OF the Finance Department OF
fhe (snYern me Mt of .Janan.

the Government of Japan.
Mr.. Naritaza Wokayama, who came to this coun-
try about two years since with the embassy which
attracted 80 much attention, and remained here
for the purpose OF studying finance, left for his
home. via san Francisco, yesterday. A few friends
attended a dinner In hts honor given at Delmon-
ico's on the eve OF his departure. Among the
guests were tin Hon. George Opdyke, Tetsnoske
Tomita, Consular Agent OF Japan; f0uner Ota
Robert Johndton, Wallace r. Groom, n. Baing and
Mr.. Reeve. The affair was an exceedingly pleasant
one, and as Mr.. wakayama had been, at the dIrec-
tion of his Government studying finance, In the
sneeLfres OF Mr. Opdyke and others special refer
enoe was made to the great Importance OF this
suoect. and, Interminged with warm assurances
of friendship. earnest wishes were expressed Tor
the success OF the eminent gentleman upon whose
knowledge Of finance gained mere 80 much Of the
future prosperity OI Japan depcnos
The New York herald., 1873-11-20
is only meant to exclude 'aoafersn who annoy the

THE ARAPILES.
The Spanish iron-clad Is still on the dry dock un-
dergoing repairs, which will be completed in 20
days. when she will take board her splendid
battery, consisting OF 80 guns tArmstrong pat
ternl, and sail for Cuba. The officers OF the Ara
piles say that there will be no war; that the ut
most good feeling exists between the two Repub-
ics-the old and the new-and that all this trouble
Will blow over. In the meantime IL Is estimated
that there is 1eet OF 10 steam frigates In spain
which might be made available for service In case
OF emergency. The instructions given the greasy
looking @ 90 se.s.nes, % wno pasrol up anu a nan,
ders drawn up 10 their ears, are TO forbid clyians
from going on board. 'They are growing very wary
n0w,n remarked o workman to gentleman who
was ordered on rom the gang plank.
The New York herald., 1873-11-20

NEWFUKT, Il. T., NOV. To, Ib'o.
Commodore Reynolds, OF the United states Navy,
arrived this morning at the torpedo station and
was received with the customary salute OF ii
guns. 1t Is generally supposed his visit is in con-
nection with the late Spanish outrage. The Ord
nance Department at Washington has ordered an
increase OF the force at the station and also an IN
crease in the number OF hours OF work thus plainly
showing that the government Is in earnest In
causing the immediate manufacture oil large guam
ing,
The New York herald., 1873-11-20
A MUNICIPAL FIELD DAY.
The Friends of the Working
men Win a Victory.

The Exhibition Company Buried and the
Board Of Estimates and AppOrtionment
Asked to Appropriate 100000
for the Employment of the
POor-The Comptroller Gets
Authority to Issue Over
$1,000, 900 in Bonds.
The New York herald., 1873-11-20
Board or Assistant Aldermen.

The Board met at two P. M. yesterday, President
Wade In the chair.
The special committee appointed by the Board to
hear argument for and against the proposed loan
by the city OF ST. 500 900 to the Industrial Exhibition
company presented report adverse TO the loan,
Wnich was received and adopted.
nc vote on the adoption OF the report OF the
committee adverse TO the grant was
YnAs-Messrs. Foley, Clancy. wissner Thorncl Kreps
Keenan, Wade, Healey, ,oddingon. strnck, simonson
brucks. SotlIners, Boyea, Jheiss-l5.
NAvs-Assistant Alderman George Kelly-I
The New York herald., 1873-11-20

to the Police Conn mmissioners-S1,315, . 900
Bonds Ordered to bo Issued.
Comptroller Green's adjutant general, Richard
A. Ssorrs, yesterday called special meeting OF tho
Board OF Estimates and Apportionment for two
O'Clock p. M. At the hour named and for half an
hour after Mcssrs vance and Wheeler were in
attendance. waiting for the appearance OF Mr.
Green and the Mayor, who were at dinner. few
minutes before three O'CLOCK MAJ Vance lett In dis
The New York herald., 1873-11-20
Tbc CITY Treasury.

Comptroller Green reports the following pay
mcnts into the city and county treasury ycster-
day
From taxes OF 1873 and water rents. -$2fS7T
From arrears of taxes assessments and int est I2
From coilcction OF assessments ana interos..... 1l
From market rents and fees.....ss....,....... 8g5
Frou,
Fr"m ,Ieenscs Mayors ofice..................... g.
Totai,................. .....,.s........4 2G0S2a
The New York herald., 1873-11-20
The Philadelphia Navy Yard-The Pow
haitian, Manhattan and Terror Under
Way-The Canonicus mt Wilmington,
Nearly Ready.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 10, 1873.
The steamer Powhattan passed Lewes DEL. at
nine O'Clock this morning, on her way to the Navy
Yard. The steamer Manhattan went into CON-
mission this morning, and will be ready for sea
when The Powhattan arrives to accompany her.
The Terror was brought up to the Navy Yard to-
day from League Island. The iron-clad CanOnicus
at Wilmington, is being prepared for service, and
will be ready In about two weeks.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-25

in the very years, from 1861 to the present
time, while railways were brought into
requisition to divert the interior trade
from that port, they ceased to main
tain their maritime Communication with
Vera Cruz; and both causes separately and
combined, contributed to the decline of the
trade which 10 so desirable and so neces-
cary to New Orleans. By the establishment
OF steamship lines to the ports of Mexico
and Central America. much of the trade
that was lost By the railway diversions
Will return to that city and new sources Of
commerce will be developed.
It is TO be hoped that our government:
will favor by legislation and diplomacy
the direct intercourse no: only with
Mexico. but with the whole length of the
continent. Such commerce will be far
more permanent and profitable than the
commerce on the lat;.udinal lines across
the Atlantic to Europe.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-25

An excellent old clergyman we know Of is
very absent-minded and has short memory.
1t is common habit with him in the sermon
to forget something, and then, after sitting
down. to rise I'D again, and begin his sup.
Elementary remarks with the expression.
''By the way A few Sundays ago he got
half way through a prayer. when he hesi.
tated, forgot what he was about, and sat
down abruptly without closing. In a mo.
ment or two he rose, and pointing his fore
finger at an amazed congregation. he said:
SO, by the way-Amen."
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-25
BETWEEN HAWK AND BUZZARD.

/ This English proverb is intended to sig
nifty the dilemma Of some innocent bird,
which while living is in DANCE. 0: the
hawk and when dead may be devoUred by
the buzzard. Our Gallo friend Of the
Bee seems in this predicament in its hos
tiity to unifcation and the rule 0: the
colored race. IL long article iavorin 2
immigration it IS enchanted with the in
d1strious Germans who arrive in Texas
and Immediately provide themselves with
every comfort, even to lager bee! :: is
oI opinion that these worthy Germans
would come to Louisiana except tor 1.-The
| impression of terror with which on. Rad
ical government inspires them" When,
however. it shall have been explained to
them that by the accession Of their vote
Louisiana will very soon be delivered
from Radicals Of all races, and especially
from the ignorant vote Of the negroes,
nulhfed by being thrown in the minority,
these German colonists W.! come
and vii! soon be followed ty q
great Eany Others. it ;s sub
sequently estimated that this notification
OF the negro will require tror. twenty to
thirty thousand German immigrants.
Setting aside the fact that the Germans
are Republicans IL their sentiments, and
can not be expected TO fall in unanimously
under the command of the Bee men, we
must beg that journal to reflect. These
Germans have overrun and subjugated
France. and held her to ransom in large
sum. They have just been dislodged from
the military occupation Of some Of her
best territory. Bonfres and acclama:ions
follow the retiring footsteps OF these Ale
m,tsds maldies. Our Gallo friends of the
Bee. in their intense hostility to the rule Of
the colored people. advocate the importa-
ton Of the Germans. This is little like
the old remedy Of inoculation, whereby a
patient was pretty apt to die Of one type OF
disease to escape another. To Us who
welcome immigration and hope to see ell
classes and races dwelling aEicably and
usetully in the same land, this imm;gra-
ton is all right. but suppose these Ger
mans. already very numerous. indus:ri-
GUS and thriving, should get after ou1
French friends here, we should have to |
intervene to keep the peace. We doubt
whether this unifcation with the follow |
erS of Kaise. Wilhelm and I-nser Fri.z
will be sanctioned by the constituents Of |
the Bee. and we may have the Bee men
left high and dry by q receding party ap-
proval. as has been the case with l. n.
Marks. The situation Of our Gall;c ad- !
wiser is critical, he must be either ruled |
BY the colored vote OF over-un by the
Prussians. He had better call a council |!
If war before proceeding further.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-25

The Hon. Sam Houston, when a Senate,
from Texas, once in a speech in the Senate
related an anecdote of Washington JUS
tice, who, having heard the plaintiffs state
ment Of q case referred to him for adjust.
ment, proceeded at once to give judgment.
'.Stop, squire" said the defendant, "ycu
have not heard my side yet. Hear me, be-
fore YOU decide" "That is not necessary" !"
said the austere Judge. "In fact, l find it
positively improper to do so. You see,
have been in this fix before, and don't like
it. When hear one side am certain how
ought to decide; but when l hear both
sides, am puzzled" and he decided ac-
cordingly for the plaintiff"
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-25
NOTICE.
STATE CONTRACTS AND SUBSCRIP.
TIONS TO STOCK.

S7Ara OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department ;
New Orleans. July 10. 1873.
Applications being frequently made to ne to
subscribe on behalf of the State for stock to certan
corporations, by virtue of acts Of the Lecis
latu1e alleged to be stu in force and to authorize
me to take such action; frequent applications bein
also made urging me- behalf of the State to
enter into contracts alleged to be authorized hy
certain other acts OF the legislature for the i'm.
provement OF rivers, hayOus. etc. and also 10 issue
bonds said to be authorized Iy law; and inasmucl.
constitutional increase Of the State debt or an
lkcrease which. if constitutional, the State in its
present embar1 assed condition is unable to pay or
to undertake to pay in the future:
Now, therefore, all persons who have mate or
who may cOE template making such applications
are hereby notified that viii not subscribe stock
on behalf OF the State any corporation private
enterprise whatsoever, nor enter INTO any con.
tracts for public improvements authorized by any
act passed by the Legislature nor issue bonds of
the State for any purpose whatever under author.
ty. or under color of authority of any act of the
Legislature, unless the Legality ard necessity of
such action shall be established by the decision
OF the court Of last resort.
WILLIAM =. KELLOGG,
Gy the Governor:
WILLIAM WEEKS
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-25

"Papa, didn't YOU whip me once for Bit
ing Tommy ''Yes, my child and YOU
hurt him very much" "Well, then, papa,
you ought to whip sisters music teacher.
too he bit sister yesterday afternoon right
in the mouth, and know it hurt her, be-.
cause che put her arms around his neck and
tried to choke him.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-25
OUR TROUBLES NOT ALTOGETHER PO.
LITICAL.

A441Od1s
1t is not unusual to hear q consumptive
patient complain of the bad cold that has
settled on his lungs, and the subject of a
slight paralysis will sometimes tell his
physician that he suffers from neuralgia.
This is somewhat the case with our city, it
mistakes the serious infrmity of diver
sion of trade for the curable disease Of
official dishonesty.
Promising that the Republican party has
done and will do its part toward reforma-
ton and reduction of debt and taxes. we
proceed to explain the chief causes of our
commercial embarrassment. We would
condense our advice into the notice, Look
out for the locomotive" 1t is danger
Gus vehicle for either persons or corpora
tons to run against.
Before 1850, the valley of the Nlissis-
sippi was separated from the Atlantic
coast ports by the ramparts Of the ALE.
ghany mountains. Nothing could come
70 or 60 from that valley except by way of
New Orleans. Now our foreign imports
are no larger than before the war, while
our receipts, though greatly increased in
values do not accompany the develop
ment of the West above US. The num-
Der of tons Of agricultural produce moved
to the ports of New York and Montreal |
alone in 1872 were as follows: Canal. |
|, ,6S3, 962; railroad, 2,67O,614; total, |
|,99o,667. The cereal exports Of New
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-25

Ex-Governor Colby. of New Hampshire,
who died last week. was the only Wing ever
elected Governor Of that State. The elec.
ton Of 1916 was thrown into the Legisla-
ture, where coalition was formed between
the Free Sellers and the Wings. which
made Colby Governor and sent John p.
Hale to the United States Senate. 1t was
a similar alliance that elected Boutwell,,
then Democrat. Governor of Massachu.
setts in 1851 and gave Sumner, Free
SOiler. the United States Senatorship.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-25

A county clerk in Ohio refused to issue a
marriage license because the man was only
four feet high and the woman Elk. 1t is
certainly strange state of affairs when a
poor man has no right TO marry because he
is little short. Does the impudent clerk
expect man to 60 out and grow long
enough to suit his ideas OF propriety!
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-25
COAL,
ITO THE PUBLIC.

ITO THE PUBLIC.
Ihe Undersigned coal merchants having suf'ere.
ii the past season heavy losses in the way OF bad
bills have been compelled TO issue this card to the
puohc Notifying all consumers of coal that from
anu after this date Our terms for coal viii in
varlably be in cash when ordered OF on delivery.
No exceptions VIII. be made to this rule
W. q. WILMOT l. CO..
XENUlG l. CO..
BEALES 4 LAME
". G. COYLE & CO.,
SPENCER FIELD, JR., i Co,
=. L K. DKVERGES,
II. 4 c. TYLER
r. d. WOODS l. BROTHERS,
r. d. MACLIN
jy25 50: MACHRAY l. KELr