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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-05-20
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NOMMIsSIONERS' NOTICE.-In the matter
~ OF the estate of William White, deceased.
Whereas, by an order Of the Probate Court for
Alpena county, duly made and entered, Albert
Pack md John F. McSween have been duly APP
pointed commits Jioners TO receive examine and
adjust all claims snd demands against the estate
OF the said William White, deceased. Therefore
notice is hereby given that all claims against said
estate must be presented 10 said commissioners
within six months from the date hereof And Tor
the purpose OF receiving. examining and adjusting
such claims, said commissioners will meet at the
law Office Of Victor G. Durham, in the city of AL
pena, the 18th day Of May, July, August and
October, 1874. All persons having claims against
said estate, arc requested 10 present them said
times
ALBERT PACK,
JOHN +. McSWEEN,
Commissioners.
Dated at Alpens, this lst day Of May, 1874.
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-05-20
MANTTAWAUBA
THE GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER

Ii is vegetable compound, made from the very
best selected roots and herbs found in this and
foreign countries. Manitawauba il not a quack
compound, but a VALUABLE MEDICINE.
Thousands who have suffered from disorders of the
blood now bear testimony 10 its good results L Sc
no other. Have no other. Ask your Druggist for
Manitawauba, and If he has not got 1t, have HIM
send 10 FarTand, Williams & Co., Wholesale Drug
gists, Detroit, or Fuller Fuller, Wholesale Drug
gists, Chicago Tor II. Manuf ctured by
WHITNEY BROTHERS, CLcago
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-01
Hair Splitting Law.

The defective indictment and conse-
quent verdict of not guilty" in the
case of the people against MCDONALD
has created no small degree of aston
ishment and anxiety in this commu-
nifty. Coming, as this "not guilty."
does, on tbs heels of a somewhat sim
liar escape from punishment in the
case of CAGE and combined with the
fact that the leaders of mob which
hanged some twelve or fifteen China
men escaped the full sentence of the
court through a technicality of our
hair-splitting law, people are justified
in expressing doubts as to the probity
of our laws and the possibility of our
Courts melting out justice while guild
ell by a Gode so exact in its require
ments that the extreme measure of
human wisdom, the fullest standard
of legal attainments and the utmost
care and caution will not suffice to
convict man who, in the presence of
any number of witnesses, stabs his
wife to death. Nothing offers q
greater inducement to the people to
take the law in their own hands than
n consciousness that the law of the
land is insufficient for the full protec-
ton of life and property. The escape
of few such red-handed monsters as
this man MCDONALD through profess
sional quibbles and legal niceties, shat
ters the faith of the entire community
in the ability and integrity of the ad-
mlnistrators of the law and in the
power and efficiency of the law itself.
When this faith is once shattered, the
instinct of self-preservation begins to
assert itself, and then it is but q stem
to that condition of society when Of
tenders against common Justice are
found suspended from lamp posts and
hanging from the limbs of trees. II
cannot be denied that inexcusable
carelessness is apparent in the drawing
up of the indictment against McDoN-
AID, but as we cannot see that good
will result from it, we shall leave per-
sonal animadversions on the District
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-01

Attorney and his Deputy to others,
and turn to the law which makes
seemingly unimportant errors loop
holes for the escape of criminals. The
tendency of the law which now fills
our statute books is not so much to
protect the innocent and defend the
right, as to show the fine-drawn points
our lawmakers are able to whittle
out. These sharp points have pricked
the mind of the Supreme Court so full
of holes that its decisions, so far from
holding water, will not hold
horse-thieves and murderers amena-
BILE for their atrocities. The
law is tissue ofhair-splitting niceties
and the Supreme Court reports are
full of contradictory decisions. No
Que understands the law and every
lawyer interprets it to suit the case in
hand. There is no legal policy to be
found in the Supreme Court reports,
and no lawyer is discouraged when
decision is rendered against him, for
by the light of the past he is justified
in anticipating a contradictory decis-
ion before the close Of the next term.
So far as the end of justice is con-
cerned in the case of MCDONALD all
that is necessary is to establish the
fact that he killed his wife-that he is
the man who murdered the woman
and any law making the substitution
of a wrong name or the mis-spelling
of a word, bar to the attainment of
this end is wanting in common sense
and the principles of right and Justice.
The enactment of such laws do not
tend to the protection of the common
wealth. On the contrary, they defeat
the purpose for which all law is de-
signed. Conviction for capital offense
is becoming more difficult day by
day. The law is so full of quirks and
quibbles that the offenders do not fear
and the people do not expect convic-
ton. How much further we can go
in this direction depends upon the
patience of the people and the provo
cation they have to take the law in
their own hands. The guilty cannot
always go unwhipped of justice. If
the law carries them through the
courts they cannot escape the ven
gence of an outraged and long suffer-
ing people.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-01
Gold Mines.

The foreman of the Castac Mining
Company was in the city yesterday,
and brought the most encouraging
news from the mines. He reports that
the location of the ditch places
the line on higher and far more
favorable ground than the company
expected. The ditch runs entirely
above the side gulches which the
company was preparing to pipe or
fume and this will save nearly half the
anticipated expense of the ditch. But
what is still better news, he says the
ditch will pass beautiful gravel bed
rich in gold within one mile of its
head. The Secretary of the company
has employed an additional force of
hands which goes up to-day, taking
tools and provisions to last thirty
days. The foreman promises to have
the first mile of the ditch ready for
use in one month. When this mile is
completed they will commence wash
ing the first gravel bed. This looks
like business.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-01

THE defense of the State University
Regents is hardly as strong as proofs
of Holy Writ. The strong card played
is the incompetency of Professor CARR.
One need not so into the case very
deep to discover the weakness of this
point in the argument. Professor
CARR held the position from which he
has just been expelled, for five years,
during which time he was in direct
communication with, and often under
the eye of the Regents. That it took
them five years to discover his incom-
potency is no credit to their Judgment
and discrimination. 1t is, however,
an evidence of their own incapacity,
and every mothers son of them should
be removed on q charge of general
stupidity.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-01

been received to justify resumption.
The date of resumption will depend
somewhat upon the promptness with
which banks respond to the call.
Grant in New York.
New York, Sept. 2S. President
Grant visited Wall street to-day.
Pacific Wall steamship Arrivals.
NEW York, Sept. %. The steam
ship Japan arrived at Yokohama Sep
tember 23d from San Francisco, and
will sail again for San Francisco on
the 2Sth.
The steamship Arizona arrived at
Panama on the oath from San Fran
cisco.
TeleSraphic Steamers Heard From.
New YORK, Sept. 2S.-An arrival at
this port yesterday reports September
goth, in latitude 50.2S, longitude "a. .46,
passed two steamers of the telegraph
service, heading north.
Fire in Toledo.
TOLEDO (Ohio), Sept. 2S.-A fire at
Maumee on Sunday destroyed the eX-
tensive hardware store of Peck, Ham
ilton d. Co., and two-story building
adjoining, aud occupied by SPRING
bed mandatory. The loss was about
$4,000.
Butler Rises 80 Ex xpiain-Carpcnser Is
short.
NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-General But
Ter explains his note. He says he was
employed in a strictly legal capacity
to attend to Kellogg's case in the Su-
preme Court of Louisiana and received
u check for 81, 900 for his services.
A note is published from Carpenter,
as follows:
"Dear Kellogg: | am desperately
short. Can you send me 81, 900? If
so, it would be a god-send. Very truly,
MATT. II. CARPENTER,
August ], 1872"
A blowout.
CHICAGO, Sept. 30.-A terrible hur-
cance occurred yesterday at Charles
ton, s. c. 1t did great damage to the
harbor and city.
Wool Market.
New YORK, Sept. 29.-California
wool is quoted in Philadelphia as fol-
lows: Fine to medium, 300 3Sc. do,
coarser, 25@35c.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-01
FOR ElC n.
Another Arctic Expet,ition.


VIENNA, Sept. %. The Austrian
Government will dispatch an eXpedi-
ton to the Arctic region next year to
ascertain whether the land discovered
by the expedition Just returned and
named Franz Joseph Land, is por-
ton of the continent or an island. The
expedition will be divided, one-half
going via Siberia and the other via
Greenland.
Election for Member of Assembly.
PARIS, Sept. 2S.-Additional returns
of the voting yesterday in the Depart
ment of the Marie Loire for member
of Assembly are in favor of De Maille,
Republican candidate, and it is prob
able he is elected.
From Spain.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-The Republicans
have gained animportant victory over
the Carlists. The battle lasted four
days. The Republicans are said to
have relieved Pamplona.
The Wife of Don Carlos.
PARIS, Sept. 29.-It is reported that
the Council of Ministers ordered by re-
quest the wife of Don Carlos to leave
the French frontier Immediately.
LOndon's Mayer.
LONDON, Sept 29.-Alderman Stone
was chosen Lord Mayor of London this
morning.
The HOnGhOng Zephyr
LONDON, Sept. 80. - Details of the
damage done to shipping by the ty-
phoon at Hongkong have been re-
ceived. In all, five vessels were sunk,
two stranded, and seven are missing,
and twelve are wholly or partially dis
mantled.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-01
Shooting Scrape-Suicide.

VIRGINIA, Sept. PA lively shoot
ing scrape occurred out on the Divide
yesterday morning between two
brothers-in law, respectively nam
ed John Fallman and Angus
tus Ward. Five or six snots were ex-
changed, one hitting Fallman on the
head, but producing only a scalp
wound. Ward then ran away and has
so far escaped capture by the officers
who were in pursuit of him. The
trouble arose out of some domestic
difficulty between Ward and his wife.
The latter had left him and was STAY
ing with her sister, but she was fol-
lowed by Ward, who threatened to
kill her on sight.
Thomas Kane, who was confined in
the County Jail and was supposed to
be insane, committed suicide last eve
ming by strangling himself with his
suspenders. He leaves a family, who
reside at Gold Hill.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-01

THE little steamer Taber is not COM
ing on the southern coast route, after
all. Her owner is receiving $4,000 per
month not to run her on the northern
coast route, and he has probably maize
like contract with the companies
running down this way. An income
of $4,000 per month from little old
tub that could not earn half that
amount on monopoly route can only
be made by q man of considerable
business tact. The money, however,
comes out of the people in the shape
of high freights and fares.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-01


OUR esteemed evening cotemporary
has closed on it's seventh volume. The
Express is a pleasant little sheet
which one can read through by q
lighted match. 1t is fussy, conceited,
superficial and politically unreliable.
1t claims to receive telegraphic dis
patches but unless there is some delay
in the mails the Bulletin which reach
es here at one forty, contains the same
dispatches only better arranged and
more in detail that appear in the
Erpress one hour and a halflater. It's
local news is a moderately we'll
condensed summary of the morning
papers. 1t expresses the opinion of
its publishers and its course is ap-
proved by the gentlemen who manage
it. 1t is not much of a newspaper and
its limited number OF readers do not
expect much of it. It's chief charac-
teristic is an inordinate jealousy ofthe
HERALD; still we like the Express.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-01
SAN FRANCISCO.

Eiic steamer FaDer Does Not Come
She has been Bought OR
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 30-The pro-
ject of running the VIM. Taber as an
opposition boat to Southern ports has
been abandoned. Her owner is paid
$4,000 year not to run her on the
Oregon line, and when it was proposed
to run her on the Southern line, the
two companies now running there
went to the Oregon Company and
threatened to put steamers on their
northern line if the VIM. Taber was
not withdrawn. She was accordingly
laid up.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-01

Sam Goulding has sold his stage
line TO Sulphur Springs out to Brig
ham q Crossan, who will now run a
daily line through to Wilbur Springs
and the quicksilver mines.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-01
NEW TODAY.
The Prospects of Los Angeles

Are very blight, and every visitor as we'll as
all residents will admit that not a better Cigar
either Imported or Domestic, can be obtained
on the Pac!fc coast, than what you can buy
in this store, as spare neither expense nor
trouble TO give full satisfaction to all custom
erS. !. COLDS NTH
Main ST., next 20 w. +. IL Co.'s Express.
The latest Illustrated Papers always on
hand.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-01

THE Morning CHI has about double the cir
culation of any other newspaper published in
California.-CuN.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-01
NOTlCE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
~ Common Council will receive bids at its
session Of october 22d, for so much of the $500
in City Bonds, bearing per cent. per annum
as will produce S65O0 in gold coin.
M. KREMER,
octl-20d Clerk OfCommOn Council.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-01

Conundrum: Which of the two is
the biggest falsifier? Both are lying,
but which is telling the tallest one :?
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-01
Notice to the Public.

DR. POO CHI TONG takes this method
IL ofinforming his friends and the public
that he intends leaving for China in about two
weeks. All persons having business with
him will please call on or before that time.
POO CHI TONG.
Los Angeles, sep. IL, 1874, l9-2Wn
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-01
THE IDENTICAL.

TIE Identical place in the angelic city
Have you found it, fiend If not, It's pity
Every praises in prose and in ditty
IDENTICAL as being both and complete,
Defying all others in prices to compete,
Every one knows that its stock can't be beat.
Nothing like leading all others in trade
Tobaccos, Cigars, Snuffs Soaps and Pomade
In every variety and in every grade.
Collars Cuffs, Shirts Ties, Gloves ct cetera
a. wholesale and retail, low prices, you bet eh
look Cohen & Davis don't get fretty.
3 g M A I N ST r E H TT
Don't mistake place.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-01
ENOES SALE
r. D. p 1T T,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
No. 70 DOwney Block.

ELEGANT AND CCMMoDlouS
planted in thrifty Orange Il eeS that will bear
fruit in two years. Water plenty and neigh
borhood pleasant. Apply 10
Real Estate Agent,
sep26tf Room 30 Downey Block.
A FARM OF FORTY ACRES or M
IN proved farming land. House of six
rooms, barn, corn house and stable. Two
good wells on the place. Six acres in alfalfa.
The whole property enclosed by Il willow
hedge. situated near a railroad station.
Apply to r. ID. PITT,
Real Estate Agent,
Sep25-tf Room 20 Downey Block.
IMPROVED RANCH OF TWENTY
l. acres, with corn crop fenced; also, house of
two rooms and orchard of apples and peaches.
Plenty of water. Two horses, plow and other
farming utensils. Apply to
r. d, PITT;
Real Estate Agent,
sep2j-tf Room 20 Downey Block.
~ by planted willows. Good barley
land. Plenty of water. Apply to
Real Estate Agent,
sep2j-tf Room 20 Downey Block.
CUCAMONGO HOMESTEADSF FORSALE.
~ Full description to be had from
r. ID. PITT,
Real Estate Agent,
sep9G.f Room 20 Downey Block.
NOR SALE-A SALOON BUSINESS.-In
Il the center of business locality.
Apply TO r. ID. PITT,
Real Estate Agent,
Sep29tf Room 20 Downey Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-01
BORN.

ROEDER.-In this city, Sept. 3Jth, to the wife
of L. Roeder, a daughter.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-01

IN THIS CITY-A HANDSOME DOUBLE
4 Cottage, containing eight rooms kitchen
end out-houses. Enclosed in lot and sur
rounded by shade trees.
Apply to II. d. PITT,
Real Estate Agent,
sep29tf Room 20 Downey Block
ITO RENT-A SPLENDID NEW HOUSE.
l. just finished, with every modern inpreye-
ment, containing 20 rooms, and situated on
Main street, opposite the Pico House.
Apply to II. d. PITT,
sep29tf Room 30 Downey block.
ITO RENT-A FINE BRICK STORE, hard
Z finished, ON Main street. Apply to
r. ID. PITT,
Real Estate Agent,
sep29tf Room 30 Downey Block.
ITO RENT-ONE BRICK STORE on Also
4 street, 20X30 with fixtures. Apply to
II. d. PITT,
sep29tf Room 20 Downey Block.
ITO RENT-TWO LARGE BRICK STORES,
4 with gas and water fixtures; on Also
sire t, Apply to II. d. PITT,
Real Estate Agent
sep2Gf Room 30 Downey Block.
WANTED.
COTTAGES, rWO-STORY HOUSES AND
" farms, to sell.
r. d. PITT,
Real Estate Agent.
70 DOwney Block SepI9:tf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-08-16
SEOOION. OFFICIAL.
GOBlERNO GENERAL
DE La LSLA DE PUERTO.RICO.


El Excmo. Sr. Gobernador Gene
raj ha ,ecibido el siguienie teleg'a
ma.
'Gobernador General de la Isla
de cuba, al GoEernador General de
Puerto Rico.-Ministro de Ultramar
me ice 10 siguiente:-Alemania, In
glatefra y F ancia han reconocido 81
Gobierno de Espai1a: Sc espera el
Immediate reconocimiento de los de-
mas gobiernos. FL Ejercito del Nor
te ha desalojado de sus posiciones en-
este dia diex y ocho ba:all nes car
li@tas mandados por Mendfri.-Ha
bana 14.-CoNcHA."
Lo que de 6rden de s. E. SO hace
pI0lico para conocim ento y satistac,
cion de los leales habitantes de esta
Antlla.
Puerto R co, Is do Agosto de 1874.
Ell Secretario de Gobierno, Pedro
Dis Romero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-08-16
Don Tenancso Zorr;Aa Y Arredondo,
Jues de paimsra insta"csa de San
Francisco.

Por ol presents hAQo seber que On los autos de
concurso voiuntarjo prOnOvilo per ID. Eduardo
Calderon, colsbraaa la junta general. nOmbrsdos
los sindicoa por mayoria do csntidad 6noros 10
ncroudoFes, 80 present0 e. conc Ireado prOv0c2ndo
ira iunta, On Ia que, celebrans custr0 dol COR
ente propusO esIe. Off. CID pagar Ia tOta dad dc
- cI<ditOe on ei lermino de iez AMOS como diIn.
. gar en- al tereer0 & octavas parties en- los amos
siguiontrs o, cnyas proposicones puestas discus0n
fuerOn admitidas pOf los concurrentes, tambien en-
pnayorfa do cantidad y nfmero de acreedoroe; y SO
hace pdblico para Q1o los que no cOncurreron no
cream con dercchO, % presenten on e termn" dc
veinte das contadOs desdo oil presenter, asl como
los que hubiosen protestado del acuerdo dc Ia jun
ta pare nacer las iml ugnaciones que tengan por
conv nisnte Puerto Rico de Agesto de 1874
Venancio Zorrl la.-P"r nandadO de So, Deme-
trio Gimenez Morsno.-Es c6pa, Demetro time
nsE y A0rcno. SIS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-08-16
Administration General Gcen6nra Do Ia IsIs
DE PUHRTO-RICO.

P0r el Excm0. Sr. GObernador General de
osta Provincia 80 hs concedido Don Ricarao
Atlantre Stewart ciudadanO americana vogino
dc Ponce un privileglo de 3 amos Dor la prnpie
dad de una maquina o aparato que ha nVen
tAdO para calentar con prontitud concentrar
r6pldamente el juR0 dc In cana materias
sacarinas cuando eat&n on un estad.1 lfq .idn,
8 seDli-liQuidO. al cnal 10 da el nomhrs de
'calentadvr cOnceut aiOr do Ia cana cuyo
pri 7ilekiO que empieza ron tarae d. sde sl vein
te dc Julio Il este ain t. miaa a on iguaI d a
y mes del 20 lie mil hocientOs sstentsl j
nueve.
il de- la c6duia d. Tseinta de Julio do lesS, he
dispueetO ~ anuncis On esse peri0i iico para
cOnOcilnient0 general.
Puerto Rico de AgostO de 1874 --E jafe dc
la Administrator EcOu6mIcA, ANtoNso Bel
MoNtst -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-08-16

Debiendo prOveere una plaza de M6licO pa
IA In as,etencla 1e i"s her ;, nos dc amb" - .
de esta C,rporaciOn que 81 l4u suscrltO i est2
'nelora de i'm rtlncIA; excedente ya. los
ciadoa del ndme q ii tiO para el 'lanUeam entO
de aQu-l Sci vlcio. sih periuiciO do los que gu
adelante 30 inscrlnan. cOuvoca de 0,den del
RdO Sr dinistrO los &c itativos que des-en
. tar dcha plaza tin d., que en ei t6i mino
anunciO uresenten sus ~ icItud1s al referidu ,.
MlnistrO. calle de la Cruz numero ~ dondo Pc
dran previ.smonLe lnstruirss l,'S aspirantes del
reglameuto bases dictAdas para dcho ser
vicio senaland 30 el Domiugo tS del venidern
AgOstu para la celobracion do La jun h. de
psUcederse pur ,tac 0 nj nom .rAnIcnCu te,
expresadO facuitativo -Pue to Rico 81 de Ju
hO do IL A. FL ,ecrota i, Juan Il. MirAbaI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-08-16
In diez pesos Sc alqui-
lum. 80. 3-8
Imp r ante y Ursente.

Ell que susrr he, que aca = de hic-r un viaie
larg qu" ht legado Iva de- aver a est i
CapItAi tiene I'll placer honor de p"ner er
co o imi+nto de los .',mer / utes do es'a pl:.za,
que ofrece su servicieius 'ono .scri Il ute en-
algun esc itOrio, uaes par.s It's oerS 'rts qav
t'ai4 ca rtas dc recommended n II las h encon
trade Oh eeta | CT iidad p)r CO. slgui nte ST.
hallA escasO de reeursOs pa'a su ~ubsistencla
en- tai irtud esp-ra de In tiautroDfa de esta
liustre spciedad l., prOporci 'deu alEuna colo
caclOn. La persOua one ie,ue Va darme una
feliz acojid.. 50 vira dar 30 tuuO .VisI la
Administration del BnLETIN
PuerG, K CO, AgosCJ DO 1879. j s6 Tsn
dIU Veto B<n heO. 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-08-16
Hotel del "Universo. y

FL que susoribs hsce presente sus muchos >
buenos amigos tanto de la Icla como de afusra Qun
teniendo que ausentarse por algun tiempo ha tomap
do todas las precauciones neceearias para que log
Srs. que concurren su casa el Hotel del Unxs
verso que queden c0mplacid0s tanto ms 90
hasta ahora para 10 cual quedA al frente del esas
blecimiento D. Onotre Nioolsu cuyo buen earzc5sH
Y Gmabilidad es va conocido dc muchos, igualMens
to ell de su esposa ambos estGn intsresados On Ia
m Cha conourrencia qae queden satisfeohos Lon
huSspede5 del hospedajs para que asi recomlend9n
el establacimiento 6ue amigos. 80
PNiarhO- Rrn - dA Mar Ac T9y --i4ahrci Ohrad0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-08-16
Nuevas Mercanclas.

En- el estaoleaim1ent0 Hg Sol do ORC de y.
Severe BaStoD, SO acaban dc recibir con eI va
por Ponce procedente dc las principales fabri-
cas- do Europa. Las buoaas classes ' pintandos
que distinguen esta casa hace que merezca el
favor del pu ,lico por 10 que SO We ON
to concnrrlda 80 han Tecibido las 1ltimas noye-
dades en- telidos propios para esta estacion
auemas cuanto encierra un estableoimiento
bien suItido.
En- almancen hay siempre dep6 ito para atAn-
de, 4 as ordenes ventas Dor mayor como Il.
costumbre Los precios son los mss limitados
1s Id plaza. A~8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-08-16
CANSANfIO.
ES PROMESA.
TOS.
A V | s D..

En- el bArrio de Sab .na % tja. partido de Ia
Carolina 90 veude 4 tas3 cion peiicial, ma tinca
peQueii 10 cana, cir:uita por 4 Este con axuas
del aiio do los SahalOs; cOlindane con terrenos
do los Srrs. de- Machic0te ViEcarrond0, COM
puesLa .i- 10 sigulent+:
100 c'erd ~ terr-nn de H., 25 DE- elias cana
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