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, 1874-09-09
MINNESOTA STATE FAIR.

Sptea{ D3frdGf 70 1aa E1ac74o .5T5b1ne.
aT. PAUL, Mtnn., Sept 8.-Thero wero bnt fow Wis
3tors Il Tic State Fair to-day. The grounds and
builings wore occupied by oxtibtors and employca,
put.pu articles In order for the exhibition In lilo
rados building the finest show yet a Of tnwaro n,ado
By boys Of tho State Reform School. Te railroad
building occupied by tho Lake Bupcrtor oomrany is
tito only QUO alt ready. It Ia nicely decorated, and
holds complete showing Of tho natural and cnltvae~
n gar1on and field vegetables and gsans from hitfer
ont places along tho r aud from Tho north shore Of
Lako Buporior also quarry stotlo and native miner
als granite mcatopo, brown sandstone, silver. cop
per and iron orcs, and geologic specimens; aiso IN
tiye woods and sawed and dressed tinhers 1ltoI. 1T 7,
grounds. havo been finally entirely prohibited this
YoAS.
, 1874-09-09

SDfc1t U{siGkth to 1hE EhtcH4p Tft1HMt.
DUBUQUE, H., Sept. s-rhs, the seeoud, day Of the
Exposition has exceeded In point Of numbers IN at
tendance mud intorcst manifested thu highest
pcctatioaas Tho forenoon WIS devoted 10 closing up
the entroa about 800 Of which woro made to-day. Not
until this afternoon tho fAr really commenced.
At o'clock tue Hon.. D. N; Cooley, President Of the
Association, delivered able address, setting forth
tho objects for which the Northwestern Exposition was
established, tho purpose in view. and tho
beneficial resulta 70 sccrue to Dubuque
from the succeasful establishment Of tlia
great fair. Tho address was highly appropriate,
aud waa delivered in mastery nlanuor Trotttng
commenced at o'clock this afsornoon. The first race
trottnx ono, for purao Of $3.50. soyen horsps
were entered. Hcroa, a black ho1se, won tho race.
Time 2:SG 20, 2:4s!s, Startling Q old Dust eame IL
second. The second race was for purss
Of e1oo. for which aoyeu Loraoa also were
entered. Hawkeye Belle Won this race. Al
the horses IN those races were by aire,-Pohana
Tartsr.-aud nono cf shcm over ycars old.
TAeso concluded the second days proceedings.
Large numbers Of visitors nro in the city and many
mora will arriyo tho truinH this evening aud to.
morning is SGT apart for tho sale Of a,,ch stock
exhibitors wish to iuposo Of. Tic Directors propose
to mako the selling Of otock prominent feature Of
the Exposition.
, 1874-09-09
Tho Ncbrnxitsl Intlepond cntx.

Srtt7a7 DIF.'stt q fh0 EHifayo 3F72hns.
L1NooLN Neb., Sept. s9.-Tha Independent Stats
Convention nnd Peoples statc Convention to-day ado
fusion and assembled In convention 1t tho Carltol
building at O'Clock to-ay. J. N. Gordon. of Omaha,
chosen temporary Ohatr.nan and A. Dego, sccro-
tnry. Credentials bong accepted, Gen. R. II. Living
atono wna made pernlancnt Chairman, and ]. D. Ca-
houn, Of Franklin County. Secretary. Adjournment
bad until aer supper, and thou, being oallod to
o1sler, an Eatahrook made telling speecl,s eonde-
natory Of Judge Crounso, candidate for Congressman
aud completely showing np she record of Gen. obotrs
anything but good roeora IN Nel,rssk.. Then the
1oncraread late extract from tho New York rfbano
showing up Roberta At9 Rpeech OIL accepting tic Ke-
publican nomination.
Tho Committee On RESOLUTIONS submitted platform,
All tho artirloa Of which were adopted oxcort tle
Ananes article, pending deb"so On witch the coavea-
ton nd journed till Tomorrow morning.
, 1874-09-09
WEDDING IN HIGH LIFE,

SrsclNl Dl5nafeA 70 TAs UhIe0go 7rl6uns.
MADISON, Wis., Sbpt. "a Roect company Of friends
gathered 1t o'clock ths ,nosn!ag st tbs EpIscopal
Church, which was richly decorated for tho uccaei1n
Atwood, Vicu-Conaul to Liverpool, aud son Of Gen.
nsy!A Atwood, .; ths sass eufna whose slxer .i,ss
Wedding way celebrated fortnight ago snd M s''ss
Wasa an Oil resident u tbs city. Tho wedtssug sraa
very amp!o affair, tho bride ualng dresso ~ doys-
Colorcl trsyellng-<lfoss Tcrs wusu no bridesmaids
or gsoo,nsueA. tew friends rertook Ut tho woe,
ding breakfast after which tha hrdoHroom tlop,rtsd
with Ills brius for hta post of duty at Liverpool for
good wlahe4 Of hosts Of 9rteuda follow them.
, 1874-09-09

Speci1t Httufet 10 TAe CAies14o Tribune.
ROCK Island, ILL.,, Sept 8.-rho Independent He-
form County Convention met ut Argre's Hall to-ay
and was lasgc}y attended, A committee Of AYo was
appointed to confor with Demo sratlo Committee
heretofore appointed, and the result union Of
forces under the Mccormick platform. Twelve dele
sional Convention IN tho .4t irst ana aHo eiegates
selected to tho Senatorial Convention, tho dato Of
when Las not been fxod. August Huesll,g was uon-
mated for 6hcr3n and 4. q. Kenhu1g for Coroner,
, 1874-09-09
FOREIGN.


New YonK, Sept. s.-A lotter from Rome says: In
going With its work Of lquidang thu CHURCH prop.
crty, tue aoyeramont Corumsalon take attson which
showa that they hro determined 10 cut nearer
md noarer to tho bono, aud leave tho former,
well fed and fat little clao than
grim akeoton. Tho establishment Of tho
Propaganda was 1ss weak mads to fcol, for tho first
timo tho pressure and priyatton of tho screw. whom
tho Government brought to t,.o suconbock tho onc
property Of Montalto. large Wills palacc In MI al
6reat house hnn boon place Of resort Of tho students
of the sc1nlnary during the hot monts Of summer,
retreat, rhoro tlcy have fora long lime enjoyed Ito
most ngreeablo recreation. AL sora Of protests wsro
nut In, both by the Directors Of tho Propaganda md
by fronhs connected with tho foreign establishments
in:1omo Tho starting proe was l07 900 francs, aud
It WIS knocked down nt 127o00 Tho rropagnnda viii
receive a',nnalfy sum equal to about 1900 francs
benefit from tho Investment III The public funts
, 1874-09-09

LIr7Lg RooK Sept 8.-The DamocrMtlo state Con-
ton met 1t Tie StatoHouso at II O'Clock to-Py. The
Hon. !. H. Cypert, Of Whito County, was made TOM
potary prcsident and Col 8. D. ncordon, of Pulask
temporary Secretary. / Committee on Credentials
was arpolntcd, and tho roliHeal Convention took =
rcccss for ono hour.
On rcaaaefnEing, Tho Committee not bong rtady 10
rcroFt further roccas TAKEN TIL o'clock.
On assembling again, tho Committee ati being out
further recoss waa taken to 8 y. n II tho Commit
tco reports, the Convention viii hardly no moro than
effect an organization tonight.
, 1874-09-09

V0IOFNd0 TCrF5G0r1Nt E1OC71oNs
Special nE*patch 10 TIE Chicago Tribune
DENVER, Col Sept. S.--Tho Territorial election In
Colombo look ptace to.dny. This city has goDo Dom
ocratie by ssma1 majority. Owing to the great c1tens
Of country md tho imperfect cans Of collecting In
formation, It II itcus at tho present time to de-
tcrrno to how tho Torrttory has gone. The heat
informed claim that Dromwcll, Republican, h elected
over patturson, Denocra, ~ delegate to Congress.
Fhis however, is only aurmac rs 1t Will lake Mt ieRRt
two Ays to determine with certainty ths result Of the
cpntpAt,
, 1874-09-09
CENTnAL 1LLTNuIb FAIR,

4tpsefaf Dttnnsrh 10 Taf Chfcaao 7Ff6uns.
JAoxaoavtL1E. ILL.,, 8opt, 8.--Tho Central Illinois
Fair opened hofo to-day. Thero Ia largo number Of
ontrics,.arger than usual for frs. day,-bnt they
Jcnnets, aud mules to George h. 1arret Of Dorn: ].
b. Graves, Of ssots County A. G. Link, q L. Davon-
port, Stephen Gzcen. William Graft John Flynn, and
Joh. Or,lm Of Morgan County, and Willis Simmons,
Of h1acoupn County In tho for single trottors
owned in Morgan County, there were three entries
Dunlap, Little Drawn, and aypsy Queen. Little
brawn took tho first purss, $109s Dunlap accond,
$50. Best timn, 240h.
, 1874-09-09

auastnt Dfspaeh 10 Tie CHruts Tribune.
IT. WAYNE, INl belt. e-Tho Northern Indians
Fair opened o-siay With largo attendance. Tie dis
rlay ID al departments Ia worry lnc, The total number
Of enrius aggregatlng shout 900. In tho tine art.
n.achiuesy agricultural, and tive atoak departments
tho display neyer before equaled In tlia section
Of the country.
Tho ueatier IA exeolont and tho city will probably
be crowded to O1ccsa until the fair ia oyar.
The main feature to-sfay tito races. Tho nrat
waa mitch for 3-,nuut0 horsca for pnrsu OF $400
mile heats, three In Avo to harness. Thero wero
seven eutt1es, as follows: g. q. Souatot, BY G. q.
Wagney, Mart1nsville Ind; b. Lady KelloRg, ~
). q. b1cAlister Kalamazoo, Mich. a. m. Lizzie p,
BY ". @. Davis, Colon, Mich; r. 4. dyrsy Tom. bY
D. McGaw, Now Brighton, pa.; b. 4. Mernbrino
WaIkar by T. Ciapp, Co1water, Msch.; 3. m. Lillian
by Harry Mitcloi Detroit, Mich; and b. H. Lixzlo
Lady Davis were drawn. Az tho othars stasted ILL.,
Ian, hcmbrlno, aud Gypsy Tom took two heats each,
aid tho conclusion Of tho postponed till to-
morrow. Tina, 2:42H, 2:414. a:43Az. 2:43A, G42.
2:49H.
Tho second raco wss for tho 2e9 CLASS. Tho follow
Ing wcre tho entries Alexander Dervia. Chicago, b.
4. Jerome; J. B. Lodier, Knigbtstown, Ind, b. &.
lilly Lssnhssn Sam roaac, Anderson, Iud., b. m.
Bay Dolly 4. q. Fish, Co|dxatcr, Mich, <. g. Gen.
Shor1rnn; ". II. Mitchell, Detroit, b. q. Hurry
siiteloii Charlie. Medt Upper sendasly. =. NJ: Ksta
Campbell; John uincs Mtnerva, O., f. g. stlvor Sides.
KAts Campbell TOOK ono heat, and Harry Mitchell tho
second. Time, 131 Il. 2:s0A.
Tomorrow tharo will bo raccz for four puraeS.
, 1874-09-09
KANSAS STATE FAIR.

SNtc}al UljpNlth 70 7Hs CA1c0Jo 7F96W7e4
LEAvrNwonTn Kan., Sept. a.-Tho exhibition at
tho B.ae Fnlr Ia complete III tho departments Of farm
machinery ccroaB, snl fruit hut in tho lo OF catslo
and horses there is no display worth mentioning.
TIE net Of the Legislature laat winter forhdding
premiums for sreed AMI prohibiting the salo Of
liquors tho ground has srrayod tho turf and liquor
i1teress agsHt the fair Agents hava been employed
by these intorcsts to meet Incoming exhibitors II the
trains aud represent tho fair faro 80 ns to Induce
tho shipment Of stock md articles Of exhibition on to
At. Joaaph.
, 1874-09-09

new YoRK, 8ept. a.-Tbn n,nrkcs reports from Eu-
tefruption Of teeBraphio communication. The French
crbe ts interrupted betweeu Dn1htry and st. Plorre
aud the iincu In Newfoundland sse broken cAst Of
North HId4ley.
, 1874-09-09

3peetal DMpatrA "a TAs CH8ol9o TFlbu1s
Morn1soH, ILL.,, Sept, B-The Whitaslds Central AZ
ricnltaia1 4saociatton Fair opened to-lay. Up 10
o'clock thoro were 1850 yisttors. Tho display Ut cat
Tic. hogs, and AowarA Is urgo and good On Wedura
day there will be trottngraco for MI horves TINT
never beat 2:$5. The amount OF premiuMa Ii 3260U.
Ona Of tile no&test attractions rs Dams female brass
bard. Weather hn*.
, 1874-09-09

1uWA FG9Hs
Special Dfsp4seh to Tie Chira4o 1ribuns.
DEsato1NEs H., Sept. 8.-Tle lnhuagers Of The Dis
tr!ct Fair hayo beou sy during tile day iu placing
the articles faa coming in for exhibition Fvo hun
dsea entses were made yes!ezaay aud 9thets havs
been pouring in Etcadtly oil dny. Tho a2hlea are al
the ground It Is doubtful II tho horse intcreat
wak- over we'll represented at any previous fAr.
The dtsply Of CATTLE atue etc., also promises to be
YGry AAp,
, 1874-09-09
FAIRS.
Annual Exhibitions in Wisconsin,
Kansas, Minnesota, and
Other States.
Western District and County
Fairs.


1ptrtai Dit1sa.eA % The chtetgo tribune.
FnEnraar, ILL.,, Aug. 8.-Tho twonty-frat annual
fair Of Stephenson County opened ycosoEday In this
city uor tho most favorable auspices. Thu ontrics
cxcecA any previous Ycar. Tic stock. and especially
horses and horn eattc ara very Tine. Tho FoFnl md
Art Iulla are crowded full, and thcro ia worry largo
display Of wagons aud Al kinds of agricultural in-
plcmena. Tho Hon. Il. Q. Durchard will deliver M
address on tie grounds tomorrow at O'Clock. On
Thursday, at o'clock. y. M, Matilda Fletcher will
atiress tho forn1ors' wives and daughteza.
Trottng evory aftaruoon.
, 1874-09-09

P1TTsnuMa, Pa., sept. BAT the Convention Of
Western Null Manufacturers bold III this city today, 1t
unani,nonsy agreed to establish ths card at tho
factories " $3s Tor tsapenny ails put sixty days.
further shatatnent or liacoaant will 10 allowed,
, 1874-09-09

OUtFUEU NVVH II FFF1KeV Ee*E11A2F 1E%s&A
Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Sept s.At M carly hoas yesterday morn
ing party Of negroes entered Mr. Durants residence
and grocery, tho Pgoon-Roost road, near this city
young girl employed there discovered thoin and
gavo the alarm. She set upon by tho pasty md
knocked down snd boatcu so badly TINT sho will prob
ably de- sIr. Dnrapt hearing tho notHo In, and
fred upon by several Of tho Farty, then sczed
and bcnten but managed to inake hs escape and fed
leaving Ills who hoized by the negroes, beaten
and stripped, aud attempt made to outrage her, hui
her acrcaIns aroused TIC neighbora and tho negroes
tsal Point, diareputablo locality III this city,
, 1874-09-09

Tho Convention of Southern R&cpllb.
licnns to R1eet at OhatttInoOKll, Oct.

Special Dtspateh Ia Ths chiea9o Tribune.
WARRINGTON. D. O., Sent. 8.-The cali for tho
9outharn Republican Convention will 10 iaHuol 10
room as It eau bo printed. Hoine chAugos from the
original proposition have been oolaud On, ono baIng
that tie Convention shall meet 1t Chattanooga, Oct.
10, instead Of Atlantis, Det 10. Five hundred thuu-
ena ooplss o tha cAt axs ordstsd to ba printed Il
, 1874-09-09
HRAT1T,.

Men YoRk, Sept. IA panamn letter recelvoa TO-
day contains briof account Of attack by tho Isa-
zIlsan troops on acme religious fanatics, under the
lead OF b1auyer. The troops numbered 400, anu In
the fight which laetcd two hours, lost forty mon, wes,
tho survivors ao, abandoning thor artillery, which
could not be used.
, 1874-09-09

BOSTON, Sept. s.-Jamcs A. Coostce, ssreot bEokar,
who convicted Of forgery In ratang tho figures on
stock-ccrdcaes, to-day sentenced to eight years
imprisonment In tho State Prison. His total forgcros
ara estimated at oyer S500,0u1
, 1874-09-09
SEVENTH 11L1xo1a p1arn1o7-nErup1,o4x.

Speeta' Dfspaseh IL 7as Chicago Tribune.
al Convention Of tke Seventh District Of tnoIs met
a. tho Court In Morris this afternoon. Thirty
eight delegates were rresen representing the four
Hopkina, Of Grunly, was chosen Chairman Of the
conveniont aud tho Hon. ?. Weeks, ef Wit secse-
nominated for Representative 10 oonsrass from this
district by acclamation.
, 1874-09-09

TENTH OHIO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
T1FFIN, O., Sept. 9.-The Democratic Convention for
tho Tenth District WAS held hero to-day. This Hon.
G. e. scney, Of Seneca County, was nominated for
Congress.
, 1874-09-09

Special DiEratch 10 This Chicago Tribune
MANspIEtD, o., sopt. 8.-The Republican Conyen-
tou for the Fourteenth Congressional District met
hero to-tlsy- The counties woro a1 represented Ok
ecpt Holmcs. L. o. Matson WAS President aud John
Hoploy, Of Bucyrus, Secretary. William ". ARM
strong, an Intelligent farmer Of Ashland County,
nominated for Congress- by acctamntiou.
The following resolutions we're passed:
First-That wo benrtly adept tho resolutions OF the
State Convention. and fea proud Of tho fnct t,at tho
resolutions have 30 boldly aud eonragoousy doc!arad
for the vndcaon Of tho na!onal honor, tha restora
laws for good order aud morslfty.
SecoHd-That wo rojoice that tho President Of tho
United States las 30 promptly taken tho means to
presuryo the vea Of those In The South wlo either on
Account Of their color their politics, In danger
Of bong outraged and murdered by tho Eo1-atyled
White Leagues.
Third-That We will support tho nominee Of this
Convention, aud faithfully work for tho Republican
aucceB9,
, 1874-09-09

IRMm0r TINT n Convention OF South.
crla Dom aocrstts In tn Ito Cnilctl.
!sptcta, Hf.n.tc. to ms Chfcago tribune.
WAsn1NaToHt D. O., sopt. alt IL rumorod that tho
Democratic Executive COMMITTEE aro In consultation
with loading Southern Democrats with Wow TO call
1ng Convention aorewscre In tho South to leclain
ali sympathy tho purt OF tho Democrats with tho
recent outraRcs Such men .1cT DAYiH, Gen. For
rrst, md Gov. Brown mentioned ID this connco-
Hon.
, 1874-09-09

Tveuty Ycxirs for .*1orac-stcn1fng.
PATERSON. N. j., Sept. Sat- Uaekcnsack. to-day,
Frederick stuart sentenced to twonty years. con-
hncruant III ths State Prison for horse-stcoliug.
, 1874-09-09
csNc!NNAn CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

tlNoINNATr, O., Sept. e.-Tho Chamber o{ Cona-
1nerco slcptod NJ President today W. t. Holloway over
William Clifford NoG. Also Tho following delegates to
tho National hoard Of Trnde: Eamuel y. cogIngton,
lanes II. Blhsy.
, 1874-09-09

Special Dispateh 10 tbs Ehic.qa Tribune.
PRINCETON, ILL.,, Sept B.-Tho eighteenth annual
fair Of the Buroau County Agricultural board opened
hero thta 1nornng, with promising chow Of uye
stock, machinery, &c. Several trott!ug races will
occur tomorrow, Which promise to be worry Interest,"
Ing.
, 1874-09-09

Inquire why ho not sEon the rst p1scs instead Of
tho second.
Al for the rsst of tho t!okc there 10 littts talk
about H. and It will 10 mado ur IA tho humor FLEA on
ths day Of Convention.
, 1874-09-09
nETN EtrATE FAIR.

CoLuApua, O.. Sept. 8.-Tho various departments
of the State Fair in good working order, anu
tho show Is very attractive. Tho diaplay Of cas is
satl to DO tho bcat over male In Ohio. Tic show Of
Jcrseys ts particularly noticeable Tho enrles In al
departments are much larger than last year.
, 1874-09-09
apseial Df*paftA to Tie cHien7o Ts'1xns,

tPee10T D7kp1ftN 70 EH5e13H 1f7GNHe
La sAtLE COUNTY, ILL.
0rrAwA, ILL.,. Bept. B.-The lrst day Of tho LasaIte
County Fair very successful n the diaplay Of ca.
tho feathered trlbe Ters on lie ground. f4oral aud
Agricural Halls were well filed Tho races advertised
for to-t!ay, not being filled, did not tako place. The
exhibition Of fancy hrticos by tho ladies Is superb.
Tho fruit, aoral. md garden departments aca slim,
owing to tho extremely dry Season.
, 1874-09-09
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

QuErNsrows, Sept. enthusiastically Bats-
ys, from Boston.
INV Your. Sept. a-Ar7s7sd -S.bamsh.rs City os
Paris, from Liysrpoolt 0alpn, from AsplnSali Eng
land, lrom MJsfpooA
, 1874-09-09

zHthnt vIito H1s1EC2|NEFuBk1c1Hs
WILMtAuroN, o., Sept. B.-Tbe nomination Of J.
G. Smith for Congros4 in the Third District to-day, at
poran, II looked with favor by our people. The
Convention was full and HARMONIOUS aud III passed
OF pleasantly.
, 1874-09-09
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.
WATER WORKS.
Urrr OF MusgEaoa, Mioh,, Sspt- l. ls7L
SEALED PROPOSALS

viii bs received In apcoranco with the following seaou
lion Of tho uo,nrnon Council of tho City OF Mastsgou
adopted Sept. !, 1871:
REyolyGp. Th.. tho Committee % Water Wo.ks b. b.
Watsr WSrSs supplying thls city wa water os d.
/. SucS prop6sas sbs provide 70. suitable en9inas
thixI low prassusol pamps boilcrs and othoF ma
6s s. osnsbls q al1ostsias .htos iiaa ee astoas
por hauIa lor iro duty y t,1pw nine 9' ono
tho punps, and mainatu tho1n fos hours If nosos-
Works Ia be furrtshed oomplste with all uxual aad
consonlonccs and appliances. and act up ready
to run ior hye esrs against any broak.9e
ths pril,onIs q oenstraeton application
Ing u2 pounds pressure and holding Il 10y
tor heMs L to Infringe 40 'oor ps''nt OF
i. xiso suoh amount eI rasor pipo b
Fesurod. tsum to 19 incho. IN disnets Ruarantsed
inah, doverod il ts oiy deli.oEea ;ea ,es
tad down in tzsachos feot deep ' tho oouFs '* LIS
T. Xl.e sneh .mount Of apn1oysd woodpIpe na.x 70
5saasSt ,o 70 aGaIs n dsnstSs ae Id Id
Ai.o TIC trsnoss. ~ ews ~ T.
aiboxs md ara hydsants !. somploo. IN t1sao'' mo-
es. tss1 Hso is"i e a.e. ass. laid down m city, :.
Xiso to furnish arst quality of gaboa and valves IT
b. Aiss L. IT, teTGIse en rsecas "a
Prnp,sAia may bo 1nado II. ~ any Q! ths Apoto e.
Xii pToo.ass 10 BE- uiads or befofo sat Al. 1874
All pfoI,o4as must ba addreased 70 ths Connitts% ~
Water Works. Eu.kseon, Mtoh.H
Details at ppiaa Of any ntIrmAtSoa viii b tnuakAsd
hx thA Qam1ulttos application.
JoHN ToRnDNT.
Chairman Dan,mittea Watsr Works.
, 1874-09-09

wilt SGT forth TINT Tho object Q! the Convention n to
draft address to tho pcopa Of the Untod Btatea
upon tho condition Of a1nira in the South.
, 1874-09-09

COLUMBIA, y. g., Sept. 8.-Tha Republican Notn-
mating ConYeution mot III Tho aato Capitol tolay.
Postmaster 9. h. Wider elected temporary Chair
man, defeating Congressman Elliott. This Ia regard
od ~ break Of tho Chambozlin- Elliott
marty. After ths appointment OF Committee on
Crodontials tho Convention adjourned until to-tnor-
row. new man will likoiy 10 nominated for Goy-
arnHr.
, 1874-09-09

TENTH TENNESSEE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MEMPHIS, Sept. B.-ThD hepnblican Congressional
Convention in this Qhe Tcnth} district III aaaHio hero
today, nominated tho Hon. barbour Lewia by accla-
NATION for 1e- election.
, 1874-09-09
INDIGO BLUE.
BARl0W1S INDIt

BARL0W'S INDIGO BLUE.
Original and uneAoelltA for Dluclux Clothes.
aaeona .st,. Philadsip6ia. Kyss5 Grocer sM Dr1aI1
''' ''A ~ 'aa :Is'i 4 esSiatRfGEsi ~ taf g: I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-25
COMPANlA uE VAPORNS
HAMBURG ANBRKAANHG Pal kGIFAHRT ACTEI GEStLLCHAPI'
DE H A NJ B U R G. 0 .

ambmgo, Ingaterra, Fran
a St. Thomas Iay prncpiara todo
e presente mes 6 principles del enrante
FL vapor para hendo do engado
convendo Ia Companla a ueo denar
vapo de St Thomas Hay
pudiendo nGmero limtado de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-25
Nneva l1nea de Vapores rspanoles


Ell vapor ''Puerto-Rico" Sc despachara en- Lii
verpool para San Juan, Ponce, Mayaguez de-
mas puertos de SUI ruta ell 20 de noviembre pro-
ximo. Para fetes demas detalles dirijirse en-
Liverpool los Sres, William White y Comp
Pacific Buildings, James Street, en- esta La
timer y Comp''-Puerto-Rico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-25

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