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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
-oF THE
Union and Planters Bank.

Mr.. VIM. NJ. Harrington, obviously in
fit of desperation and disappointed
pride, has made a vigorous attempt
through a pamphlet of twenty-three
pages, entitled an Address to the Stock.
holders of the Union and Planters Bank,
to prejudice the stockholders against me
and the Directors, hoping, | presume,
possibly thereby to regain his fallen
honors. My engagements are such that
have but little time for attention to
pamphlets twenty three pages long; still
as it is full Of Instructions as to
misconduct on my part, and aims to
convince the stockholders that am not
a suitable man for the position ! occupy,
| promise in the course of short time,
that the Directors will answer it in
manner that will be entirely satisfactory
to the stockholders. One item relating
to myself personally, prefer noticing
at once.
Mr.. Harrington, after relating the fact
of his borrowing money from P. NJ.
Myers & Co. bankers, of New York,
and a depository OF the Union and
Planters Bank, goes on to say: No
one breads the knife so much as the sur
geon. Let us apply the test" he says
and then proceeds to relate that l had
in September, 1872, borrowed money
from this same firm of which he knew
nothing and of which the board knew
nothing until after their suspension:
Why did not Harrington tell it all l
did borrow $500, and no more, from
P. M. Myers & Co., and never dollar
from any other correspondent OF this
bank. But how did | borrow it?
owned individually $4,000 of Arkan
sas levee bonds and drew on said firm
for eighteen hundred dollars, through |
another Bank-not the Uaion and Plan |
ters-and asked them, if entirely con
venient, to carry them for me a short
period. But will Mr.. Harrington please
show that l, 10 any manner, obligated |
myself that this bank should keep that
amount of money there, or IN any other
way involved the bank in the matter, so
that my duty would have required that
he. or the Board Of Directors, should be
informed Of it2 Now, how was it as to
Mr.. Farrington's negouation2 Mr.. Far
rington did borrow fifty thousand dollars
$50 OO0) for himself and Greenlsw from
p NJ. Myers & Co. 10 November. 1871,
under a promise that the bank should
keep that amount of money there, aud
this, too, after | had told him that the
bank had not the money to spare.
S. p. READ.
Memphis, September Is, 1874.
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LEGAL.
Attachment Notice.

In the First Circuit Court Of Shelby county,
Tennessoe-2ii6 A. D., ]. B. Kirkland VS..
knoch Taylor.
IN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT HAV-
L ing been sued out under section 1856 Of the
Code Of Tennessee and returned into court,
levied By garnshment served on ]. NJ Car
yer. and affidavit having been made hat the
defendant is justly indebted to plaintiff in the
sum Of s25i rs BY note, IS Of November,
1873. and due four months from date with ten
per cent interest from June 2. lsl4. and that
the defendant is a non -Iesident OF the State
OF tennessee; Il l. therefore or Tered that he.
the defendant. make his personal appearance
herein. before the Judge Of the First Circuit
Court Of shelby county. at the courthouse in
the city Of Memphis. on toe third Monday in
January next and defend said attachment
suit within the time prescribed by law. or the
"a e will be proceeded with ex-parte; and
that copy Of this order be publi-hed once a
week for four consecutive weeks, in the Pub
lie Ledger.
This z7th day Of September. 1874.
A trus cOpy-Attest:
b p. COLEMAN, Clerk.
JARyfeAS & fRATsER. Attorneys for plain
tif. . MS Al
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CHEAP INSURANCE.

SQUAD Wisdom for PrOpeTty-Owners
The Cherpe~t ~ NOT Always he
Br-t-neHd General blair ON cheap
Companies.
The following extract from the official
report for 1873, of the Insurance Com.
missioner Of Missouri, is full Of sound
wisdom, and of special interest to policy
holders and companies:
I
The disastrous fres of Chicago and
Boston brought to most of the Insurance
companies an appreciation of the dan
ger of writing for inadequate rates. A
general advance Of premiums was made,
and has been tolerably we'll maintained.
Ii is to be hoped that no company will.
for the sake Of an increased volume of
business. break the line and bring confu-
sion to scales Of premiums and loss 10
the capital employed. It has been the
fashion to lay upon companies them
selves whatever blame attaches to furn
ishing insurance at prices below cost; for
insurants TO say, If a company fails out
Of its premium receipts to keep sufficient
reinsurance or extra reserve, and sue
cumbs before an extraordinary calamity,
that it wrote too low, and that failure
might have been expected. Such after
event prophets forget that for the most
part they are the ones who seek cheap
insurance-ask for policies for the least
money and not for the best indemnity,
and by beating down, procure & system
Of underwriting that destroys stabil-
ity in the companies and renders their
own policies valueless. The insurance
press and insurance managers have
made and repeated this point for many
years; but it is reiterated here because,
established for the protection Of the peo-
pie, the Insurance Department hopes 70
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possible moment full programme will
be published, giving all details.
By order Of the Committee on Open
ing and Reception"
II. T. ToMLINsoN, Chairman.
j. G. LULLMAN, Sec'y.
Address all communications to the
Chairman, No. II Madison street, Mem
phis, Tennessee.
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Fire.

TOLEDO, ONO, September pa fire
at Maumee City, yesterday, destroyed
the extensive hardware store of Peck,
Hamilton 4 Co., and a two story build
ing adjoining owned by s. N. Beach and
occupied by L. VanVleck for the manu-
facture of spring bed bottoms. Loss,
$4,000; insurance, 1000.
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THE EXPOSITION.
amphis. September Is. 1874.

ODsutuR OF the Thf-d Annual In
dustrfaI Exposition OF Memphis
ou the I5tn OF OctOber Next-A
SDIeu dId Program me-An Our 80
cs.tie> in Lfne-The Eveni OF the
Year 1874.
II is the intention of the Board Of
Directors to open the Exposition on the
18th of October with grand parade oil
all the societies and organizations OF our
city, to make gala day for Memphis.
A number of eminent speakers have
been invited to be present, among them
Hon. Carl Schurz. We have the assn
rance of the hearty cooperation of His
Honor the Mayor and the city authori-
ties Iuvitstiont have been extended to
the following societies and organizations,
MANY of whom have already accepted
the invitation, and we trust all will. 1t
is our wish to invite all to join us, and
show our neighbors I'VE still live, and
we shall be pleased to invite any organi'
cation or society not mentioned:
City FIRE department.
Iuvincible Hose Company No. 8.
Police department.
Mayor and city officials.
The honorable Judges of the United
States and State Courts.
Knights Templar.
Knights of Pythiss.
Knights of Innisfail.
Eucampment Of Odd Fellows.
United Ancient Order Of Druids.
The Order OF /. o. B. B.
Tamnlars Gnarda
Chickasaw Guards.
Gayoso Guards.
Bluff City Battalion.
Societa Union Fratellanza ItaliaDa.
German Casino.
Memphis Gruetli Association.
German Benevolent Society.
Memphis Maennoechor.
German Turnverein.
Deutshe Bruder Bund.
Hibernian Benevolent Society.
Irish Literary Society.
st. Andrews Society.
St. Georges Society.
Freach Society.
Sodality of the Immaculate Concep-
ton.
Christian Brothers College.
Natoma Temple Of Honor.
Hebrew Benevolent Association.
Tennessee Sportsmen's Association.
Typographical Union.
"0ld Folks" Association.
Chamber Of Commerce.
Cotton Exchange.
Blacksmiths' Union.
Moulders' Union.
Bankers Union.
Agricultural and Mechanical Society.
County Grangers.
Memphis Wood Works.
Soda, Water Workers.
We have invited the Chamber of Com
merce to appoint committee from their
body to confer with us; also to recon.
mend the clo1ing of houses during the
parade, so that all employees may have
an opportunity to join the different so.
cieties and organizations. The Com.
mittee have invited General A. j.
Vaughn to act as Grand Marshal and
appoint his aids. They also invite the
following gentlemen to act with US as an
Auxiliary Committee. TO assist Us in this
laudable object, for the benefit Hot only
of the Exposition, but of our city at
large:
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HARDENAS county it so far the banner
county OF the State. Within her Dor
ders is the only colored candidate for
the Legislature in the State. The name
Of the youth is A. B. Bonner and he
expects to make Dexter time over the
political course. The white Radicals
have taken his case under consideration
and will probably conclude that there is
q niger in the wood-pile.
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be the means, uninhuenced by any self
ish interest, Of inducing the people TO
protect themselves, just where they can,
by regarding truths so easily TO be under
stood. Money invested in policy writ
ten for three. quarters upon a risk mani
testify worth one and halt or two per
cent is badly invested. The insurer may
be able to pay a first loss, because his
capital is new, but his ability to pay a
second will be impaired; a third would
have to be met by an assignment, and a
fourth would not be worth the paper it is
written upon. Sound companies, man
aged by experienced men, have published
scales of premiums covering nearly all
ordinary, hazardous and specially haz.
ardous risks, with uniform instructions
to determine rates for extra hazardous,
and to point out uninsurable property.
These book rates are not made by guess,
nor for the purpose of catching the un-
sophisticated. They are founded upon
long experience in profit and loss, and
are as low as safety will admit them to
be and give the capitalists who furnish
the security OF the stock decent price
for the use and risk Of their money No
widening of streets in cities; no improve
ment in architecture; no new appliances
in fire extinguishing apparatus will avail
in making insurants safe until they also
learn that indemnity has fair cost
price, and become willing to pay it.
Results of business for 1872, taken
from the official reports:
Loss and s6l l22 05e
Premium eeeipts................... 81, 290 ,6Os
Loss to companies over receipts. $685., 45O
If institutions known as board com
panies have lost money at board rates,
are you willing to trust your interests to
companies that can only command bust
ness by offering cheaper rates2
If the latter openly proclaim by their
to live while competing for
business on the terms responsible and
companies find to be neces-
sary, how long can they live while com.
uniting daily acts of insolvency. or
what is the same thing-selling indem
nifty (socalled) at less than cost.
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nnInRRn EMIaRATIoN.

We have not heard of any movement
among the colored people of Shelby
county to emigrate, but the Bolivar
Bulletin of the 25th says: A good many
colored people Of this and the adjoining
counties are talking about emigrating
to some Of the Western States or Terri
tories where there is public land to locate
Some of them are among our best and
most industrious colored people, and we
hope for their own good that they will
look well to this important step before 1t
is finally taken. They have perfect right
to go, it is true, but they are not suited for
pioneers in strange land, and while
some of them might, perhaps, do well
the chances are decidedly against them.
Here in Hardeman county the colored
man is far better off than in any place
we know OF, and all that is necessary to
his peace and comfort, is steady work,
economy, temperance and fat refusal
to NEEDLE in politics either for one party
or the other. Let him keep aloof from
political excitement and honor the posi-
ton he fills by an honest and upright
course. By so doing peace and plenty
viii be his reward
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WASHINGTON, September %. = Over
Tennessee and the Ohio valley, north
west winds, possibly veering to northeast
in the eastern portions, rising barometer,
except falling in eastern Tennessee, sta
tionary temperature aud generally clear
weather, except rain in eastern Tennes-
see.
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River TeIeErams.

CAIRO, Sept. %. - Arrived: Grand
Tower, Memphis, 6 am. Departed: St.
Gsnevieve, Vicksburg, pm John
Kyle, New Orleans. 10 pm; Grand
Tower, St Louis, Tam. Clear and cool.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-28

The mechanics and workingmen of
Covington held large and enthusiastic
meeting on the evening of the 18th
instant, and adopted resolutions highly
complimentary to Peyton j. Smith, the
Democratic and Conservative nominee,
to represent the Tweniy-third Senatorial
District in the Legislature. They recog-
nize in him a man Of sterling merit,
who works at his calling that Of a far
mer, as well as lawyer, and give him
their unqualified Endorsement This is
alike creditable to the participants and
Mr.. Smith. The man who follows the
pillow or swings an ak is workingman in
the primitive and full sense Of the word
whether he belongs to the Changers or
not. We need more Of this kind Of
workingmen to develop the resources Of
the State. This is largely an agricultu-
raj State, and will be for years to come.
Nevertheless every interest should be
encouraged, and it is to be hoped that
our mining and manufacturing interests
will be fostered and developed, and that
all classes will enjoy the full fruits OF
their toll. To this end such men as
Peyton ]. Smith will greatly contribute
by their tone and influence in the halls
Of the Legislature
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-28

Horace MATSASD, the Representative
of New England for many years in Con.
eress, and Judge Porter, the true Ten.
nesseean, will open the gubernatorial
campaign at Jonesboro, the eldest town
in the State, on Wednesday, the 3Oth
instant
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-28

THE current issue OF Harpers Weekly
has picture of the late Julia Hayden,
from photograph" with a frightfully
distorted account of her murder. 1t
locates the tragedy in West Tennessee
and says she was assassinated by the
White Leaguers, who are represented as
being thoroughly organized and armed
TO thu teeth throughout this and every
other Southern State.
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CYcLoPEoIA.
J. II. FRELIGH & co.
Publishsrs' AGENTS,

Are now CAnvassing the City for Subscribers 10
AppletOn's Amer1eaa CyclOpmdia,
Revised.
Nov IN COURSE OF PUBLICATION, A
~ volume Issued every two months tiil the
work h complete.
THIS CYcLyPlEDiA Il strictly an AMERICAS
PRODUCTION. and be THE BEsr EyEE PuBLIsnED,
and a. the latest and most thorough. will nat
urally md its way as an Indispensable neces-
sfiy % the library OF every one Wfo aims 70
have the most reliable and authe tic records
az hand q refer TO. IL Is no rehash OF previ-
Gus CEclopadias nor dictionaries, but u the
result Of original compilation and exposition
By the abltst aud largest corps o edi5a=s sssi
ever was engaged on such q work. Our citi-
Eens will do well u make no contracts Tor
other Cyelopadias till they have examined
this.
J. n Frsligh will call IN person on all as
fast as he can. In the meantime. and AZ any
time, be viii give prompt att ntion 10 letters
on the subject. through the postofice or left
At bis oidce. No. al Madison street. Room No
7. Planters Insurance Building.
kEFER TO Hon. John Loagge, Mayor; Hon.
John Johnson. ex-Mayors q. ". bOyer. EEq..
Presi1ent Union anu Planters Bank; j. a.
PettigreE, President Chamber Of Commerce.
2t-ts
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The Little Rock Gazette Of yesterday
says: 90 The present is no time for quar-
reliug and pickering among Democrats
1t should be their first and highest duty
to stand squarely by the nominees Of the
party. Those who will not, read them.
selves out of the ranks and virtually into
the ranks of the opposition. 1t is the
aim and purpose OF that opposition to
incite all the discord possible among the
members should be careful net to be led
sstray. Stand by the nominees" This
sounds like it might be written for Mem
phis.
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AUCTION.
NOTICE.

ON THE era DAY OF sEPTE MBER
" next We wall sell at public auction. IN
front OF our warehouse, No. 40 Monroe
street, about 100 Wheeibarrow W. 20 pay
eh,s sT WALKER Wendell.
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EDUCATIONAL.


MA DAME D'HERVILLY. Principal.
Nos. 1897 and 1929 Spruce street,
Pl7ILAD ELPHIA.
TNGLIsH, FRENCH AND LATIN.
~ Boarding and Day School for young la
dies and miffes. french Il the language Of
the family. WIZ reopen September a. l5s-25
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LOUISVILLE has q new evening paper
the Gazette.
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x OF p.
Attention, knights OF Pythias.

nHE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
i Of Ceur de Lion Lodge. No. IS, E1A
are requested 10 meet this MON HRA
DAY. evening. at 5 o'clock, AZ their lS,Ilad
Castle ball. go second street. for NJ
comforting the third rank. Visiting "
Knights are cordially invited 10 attend.
4. W. ANDERSON, q. G.
D. g. REAHARD. X. Of X. and S.
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Democratic and Conservative Parry.

For GouernOr.
JAMES D. PORTER. Of Henry County.
For Congress, Tenth District.
Il. CASEY YOUNG. of Shelby County.
shelby County Ticket.
Senators.
JOHN OvERT0N, JR.,
A. B HAYNES.
Representatives..
] HARVEY MATHES.
JOHN A. R0USH,
HUGH D. GREER.
GEO. R. WYNN.
GEO. B. PETERS.
GEO. R. powell.
Foterial Senator.
PEYT0N J. SMITH. of Upton County.
FL terial Representative
JOHN NJ. GALLOWAY. Of Fsyette County.
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MORNINa oLAss-F.

q o 55IiIsIsi / q ! IS ! saIsIlalllss
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The committee will be thankful for
any suggsstous whereby our object will
be made more secure. At the earliest
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-28

Mr.. 10 LOCKE has taken charge Of the city
circulation of the LEDGER. The public can
rely upon him for its prompt and regular de-
livery.
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HsHphis. September "a. 1874
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
NJ. L. MEACHAM....of NJ. L. NJ each am q 20
A. N. McKAY............ Of sIedge, McR ay & Co
S. MANSFIELD.........ofM ans6 cid Il Higoee
WIN. J0YNBR-... of Joyner. Let anon Gale
WIN. B. GABBREATEi. ..-.........C otton Factor
Hon. JOHN OVERTOR, JR.......... Memphis
J. NJ. PETTIGREW.-of Edmond s, Pettigrsw
AGO.
ISAAC sCHWAB ...........-........of chwab & Co
B. f. HALLER.....of Hollowell. Crockett
Halter.
81 Takes Fire and Marine risks. Dwelling
Houses and isolafed Country Stores
eeueciaIlV solicited 81
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OFFICERS.
NJ. L. MEACHAM, President
A. N. MCKAY, Vice President
VIM. GAY, Secretary
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@ kooOO per day at. home. Terms free.
0O-OZV Address GEO. oTIYsoN d Co.,
Portland, Me.
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nL PORVENIR.
A. LLANERAS, VINAS Y COMP.
5l-SaN FRANCIoC0-5l.
Puerto Rico.

Sc acaba &c ahrir este estableciniento, O"
cuyos apara loles hrllatan constantement,
nuestros favure- -edorcs un com let su lido dt
30 nbler pBra senoras, caballeros Y ninos
cinturones rosaIios, cola, es corsGes, ca zaao
p ra senorAs, caballeros y min q, cnelioa pu
ncs do tIdas clas g. ne0ias calce tiues spailu
los de mano guantes de todas elases per ume
ia, caslmires y panos, canisss, caltoncillos
misetas paraguas, bastones, sacos de noche
y de viaje maletas Impermeables, cintas, tlo-
res adornOs para sen as, m mas de pe.o
dc enumerar
Suolicamos al pdblco una vista al estable-
cimiento no dudamos quedara complacido DE-
la calidad p ecio de todos los articulos
Puerto Rico. N0vlembre dc 87t. 2 IL
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COLEGIO DE LA CONCEPTION

Tengo la honra de .ofrecer los Sres. padres de IA
mia 81 establecinient0 que esta mi cargo; oil
todas las materlas que comprende la nstruc
cion elemental complea algunos ramos secundarios,
tales como Historic Geografia universal de- Espa-
ma, Dibuo, Piano, Canto, &c,
Desde 81 Is de Octuhre sc ahrira las siete de la
noche clase de latin para los alumnos que cursen
dicha asignatura qneran reparara.
La clase de paryulos esta cargo de la profesora,
ssposa del que suscribe
Sc admiten pupilos medos pupilos precios suma-
mente nodicos, va para cursar la instruction en- ell
mismo establecimiento, va para r las classes del Sc
minaro.
No dudo que los Sres. padres de famila seguiran
prestandome confanza, pues he omtdo gasto
nj sacricio alguno para que 81 esabiecimiento reua
todas las condolences de hygiene instruction uue re-
claman los adolantos modernos y Ia ;nportancia =
cutura de esta Capital.
Gala tres meses se dar6n sos examenes que preyiene
el Reglamento, con su oorrespondients distribucon
dc premios.
puerto-itiod so dc Setiembrs dc 1S74-- Francisco
Cortee, Gale de s. Justo, nfm 10. 10
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Escriban1a p6blica.

Enlos executives seguidos por el Procurador d. Pa
bio Marien, en- nombre de la sociedad Latimer ca de
este eomercio contra D. Jisto del Rivero cobro de
pesos ha dictado e Sr. Juez fecha % del actual
re saquen pblica subasta los bienes que eonstuyen
81 fndo denomnado LAS Mercedes, sito jurisdic
cion de la Carolina barrio de Sabana-abajo tasado
en- 1901 pesos, cuyos bienes hallan nventarados
en- los autos que reposan en- Escribanfa de mi
go, Ia cual podran recurrir los que nteresen
csrloSe ha senalado para 81 acto de remate el dia
u de Noviembre pr6ximo venidero, de ocho dez de
eu nanana, simultaneamente esta Capital el Juz
gado de Paz de ID Carolina
Puerto Rico Octuhre % de 1e74.-Mauricio Guerra.
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AL p1blico.

escrito presentado por Don Felix Roura este
Ayuntamiento pidiendo Sc e sustituya del cargo de
Depostario recaudador de fondos publicos fun
dado NAL estado de salud, acord6 la Corporation
entrega de cargo 4 la persona que oportunamente
desgnara ell Ayuntamento, para 10 cual faran edic
tos anuncios en- los peri6dicos fin de que los que
aspren al cargo expresado ustos ttuos para OBJ
tenerla, presenter solicud esta Corporation de
hoy al IL del entrante Novembre.
Lo que hago publico para general conocmiento.
Cabo- -Rojo, octubre 20 de 1e74.-El Alcalde Del
gado. 2-3
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CARRETAS.

Para los hacendados, ees, llantas, camones anzas,
raya demas pleas que necesitan para esta clase
de obras.
Gran surtido dc hierTo.--Acabado de recibr por ell
Bergantin "Asuncion de Nuestra Sonora panchueas
de q b. 34 3 "a 2, 1iy pgs. de ancho, por 1, l, i
8y de grueso.
Rsdondos- DE 3, q, 2, II, II, 9ts pulgada grue
20 idem 1, 4, !, By grueso.
Csadrados - "a, ~, 2, II, II, II, |, ,Ati, ., 1,
grueso
Pianchds chapas.--Para calderas de vapor otros
usos de s l, I, I, 1I6, l, 1fl6 1I32
Barriles de clavos gavanizados
4 Iden de hierr0.
P,stura, acee fee dc hiero para toneero, toniIIoa
remachss para mAquinas otroa nuchos articulos
dticiles de snunerar.
En q slmaesn ~ hero A. Alvsro Vasquss, en Il
Marina, -Paegtp,RleV, 10