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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-31

e In few years, when Mrs. Edinburgh has
occasion TO address the young one over whom so
much fnss was recently made, she will squawk
out: "Iou, Alfred Alexander William Ernest
Albert, come in ont'n that there mud, or I'll skin
you alive."
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-31

SCRIBNERs MONTHLY FOR JANUARY.-Th.
January Dumber of SCRIBNER is not without a
Christmas favor-containing, as it does "a Christ.
mas sketch by L. Clarke Davis, entitled, my
Night in Stage Coach" "Cbristmas Sugges-
tion," and "a Christmas Sleigh ride" the latter
by +. X. Stockton. In this number begins DIR.
Hollands new serial, "The Story of Sevennaks, ("
with an illustration by Sol. Eytinge The first
chapter tells about SeveDOaks and .How Miss
Butterworth passed one Of her evenings" in the
sccoud chapter "Mr. Belcher carries his point at
the Town Meeting, and the reader is introduced
to Jim Fenton." The first instaIlrnent of Major
Powell's account of his daring descent of the
Colorado is here given with striking illustrs-
tions by 7. Moran and W. L. Sheppard also the
beginning Of a series of "Old Letters" written
from London in the time of William w, and
now for the first time published. The present
installment is accompanied by a" original por-
trait sketch of Roger the poet "Travels in
South America" the opening article of the
Monthly" is effectively illustrated and interes-
ting.
Besides these contributions we have "a Bou-
qnet of Japanese Verses" by Charles A DeKay:
"a New Solution of an Old Puzzle" by Francis
Gerry Fairfield; "Bazaine's Prison. by Maud
Christiani; Hereditary Foes" by Miss Osgood,
illustrated by Miss Hallock; combinations If
Sake Holm's my Tourmaine," and Jules verne's
Mysterious Island;" and poems by r. H. Stud-
dard, Z. C. Stedman, John Hay and F. W. Bour
dillon.
In Topics of the Time" DR.. Holland writes
about National Politics" "Room at the Top"
and "Ritualism." "The Calumet" contains The
Sublime aud the Ridiculous" "Salvini as
Dutchnian," and other matters. In "Home and
Society" is timely "Plea for Handles
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-31

n In the ease of the Coffey County SupeIin
tendent of Public Instruction, the Judge has de-
eid-d that the woman is ineligible to the Office.
This, We think, will be the decision of the high
est Court, if the case goes there.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-31

% The Germantown (O.) Press asks Us: "who
gave Longstreet and other Rebel Chieftaius their
appointments :" Our reply is, that Gen. Long
street, and those other Rebel Chieftains,D refer
ed t", fought gallantly for their cause When
they were whipped, they acknowledged it. gave
up, aud worked as earnestly TO restore peace aud
prosperity. Grant did right in appointing them,
as be reasonably supposed they would have more
influence in accomplishing the ends desired, than
those who had fought against the South. But
Longstreet and those other Rebel Chieftans
have been ostracised and abused by the whipped
but unrepentant rebels, bitterly as if they bad
been lifelong enemies. And now we would ask
the Press: who elected the thirty-seven Coufed-
crate officials to the next Congress, who have
been whipped, but are as willing to inaugurate
aud take part in another rebellion as they were
in the former onef
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-31

Y Sam. Pike, the great newspaper starter,
recently died in Ohio. In his time, he started
over thiry papers-all Democratic, Of the Nasby
style. We saw good many of them, bat never
one that was decently got up-Dot even .sspcct-
able FbiackSmitI" work.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-31

SECRETARY OF THE SESATE.-Oue week from
next Monday, the Legislature will meet. DR..
Raynes, of Severance, will be there, as a caudi-
date for Secretary of the Senate, and we would
ask members TO give his claims tiue considera-
fios. He is ia syery way qualified, and has ha,,
experience which will add greatly to his etfirien-
ay
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-31

II L. N. Eggers, of Grasshopper Falls, del
egste in the last Congressional Convention of
this District, has received payment in full by his
appointment rs Register of the Western Land
Office. Now, where rs the oskalooss man who
was promised Land Ofbcei
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-31

z Gen. II. II. Heath recently died at Lima,
in Peru. In the Fall of 1864, he was appointed
to the command Of the Department Of Kansas,
for the purpose of using the military to do Jim
Lanes dirty work-and he did it.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-31

.s One of the witnesses in the case of the
captured Kansas Pacific Express robbers was
named Purtee- He has the dead wood on 1.-THE
girls ere obliged TO call him Purtee.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-31

POSTAGE DECIsIoN.-The publishers of the
Wyandotte Herald recently wrote the First As
sistant PostmasterGeneral on the subject of res
idents of one County, but whose nearest post
Office was in another County, receiving their
County paper free of postage, and received the
folloyipp reDly:
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-31
Family Grocery,
Main Street, ss..h OF P.biIc sq.ar'
ID. 9. SERGEANT

Ds y. 81
HAS opened Family Grocery Store In Troy, where
Ii he keeps q full line Of goods such sagar Coffee
Tea Salt snap Spices Candies and everything required
for family use.
FLOUR,
The best brands in the market always on hand. Also
Butter, Eggs, Fruit and Vegetables
HORSE FEED.
A supply Of Horse Feed kept constantly on hsnd. He
also has Feed Stable where horses may Be kept by the
day week.
An soeds cheap Tor Cash In exchange for Pro
duce- Give him a calf decA
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-31

Er Among the Constitutional amendments re-
gently adopted iR Esw York, was one "regnlat-
ing suffrage aud bribery" Those Eastern States
teok well to the prOlrctiOp of their great indus
fr1eS
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-31

II Last Sundays L-avenworth Tymes has. ON
the first page. picture of its editor braying
Judge Leeompts in q mortar.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-31
500 PIANOS AND ORGANS

New and serond- and, IF Rir.s-CIas- MaL.,,
riH be sold at Lower Prices for eash nr on I1.aII
n.rnt., Or for rent ia City Csuatry, during ISr,,
Mnrd Times, and the Holidays, JV nORICR
WATR;Is & sON, AS1 Brsadwsy, Ihan syr,
before altered in New York. Agents wa1Isd a
sell " "nter-' New Scale Pinsos, and Cenerr,o o.,
Esns. illustrated CataieSRes Mailed. C;rr.t
sndueeme O. 70 the Trade. iarye disc sun, 70 T,,
eher., nisis'ers, Chsrches, Isdges, scLssI.,
&C., &C. drcliWI
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-31
FROM GEORGE r. EOWELL ,t 20

THE WEEKLY SUM- s.p.ss.; a .sis rifas Sn.,EE s,E' in IN
iear"ss newspaper Of Sc brUad cnuInns especially d.
ed for the farmer. the mechanic the merchant and ~
professional man. and their wives and Children Ne -
To make the Weekly ssn the best family new,pap--. 1.
the world II Is full Of entertaining and instructive %
ing oil every sort but prints nothing "rnd the n
sernPn"ns and delicate taste. Price - 10 per yr,r
postage pr-Paid. The cheapest paper pnbshrd IT,
Address TnE Sun. New York Civ irrt]G,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-31
First Assistant p. N. General.

This decision is of some Importance. Many of
our subscribers, living in this County, get their
papers at Atchson, and several at post-otiices in
Nebraska. They are entitled to receive them
free of postage. The same with regard to sub
scribers in Brown County, who receive the Hia-
watha Dispatch at White Cloud or Highland; or
persons in Holt County, Mo-, receiving their
County papers at White Cloud
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-31
Redemption List.
COUNTY TREASURES OFFICE,

NOTICE Il hereby given 10 those whom may concern.
that the fallowng described Real Estate sold
the 18th day OF May ls3 for delinquent of the
1871 and that the three years allowed by the
dempton Of the same expires the 18th day NAV
Therefore any Of said described Real Estate being
deemed from said taxes In the time limited therfor viii be
conveyed to the purchaser by sax-deed.
ROBERT TRACY,
County Treasurer.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-31
Notice tn Teachers.

NyHE Doniphsn County Teacher. institutSs e. ~ 1alS~.
yepe Al froy the 18th inst. and sdjonr1 me ~
Jag wsdsssday Il expected thst svery .srt
County riIl Be present during the sessoo sne n pr
r.te f,@iliss a. moderate raies. for all the isdy ~
stsepaine he Instituts By making .Ppleaes1 snpt
p,e.ubsr 10. Iss4s-.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-31

81 STlSYCHOMANcY. OR SOUL CHARMING >
II How either sex may fascnate and gain the low,
and affections of any person they ehoose instantly This
sinPle mental requirement all POSSESS free by mail
for . cents; together with Marriage Guide Egyp,i.g
Oracle Dreams. Hints Tn Ladies'. queer boak ito 0O
sold, Address T. WILLIAM & CO., Publishers. Pm,
delphia. drrIT.I
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-31

whole Tickets. ESQ Halves as Tenth or eseh Ceo-
pom. S. Eleven W whole rickets s5oo
s,c5os aaos T. BR48IETfE 1ssas md ,s.,s:,i;: A:,1is;sts
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-31
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Washington, u. G, Dec. II, 1874, J
SrRIn your letter Of the 9Th inst, would
that subscribers whose residence is in the County
where newspaper is printed and published receive
their papers free of postage Office outside the County
provided it the Office at which they usually receive their
mail matter. Respectfully. sc.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-31
SIaeriH's Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that will the ist day Of
" February A D. 1875 at the hour Of o'clock NJ Of
day. the north door of the Court House. in the City
of Troy in Doniphan County State Of Kansas offer for
sale public auction for cash. the following described
real wt The quarter of section
enteen 7) in township fnur a. of rance twentyore el
in Doniphan County State of Kansas Taken the prop
erty Joshua Saunders and Mary j. Saunders and offered
sale the highest bidder for cash Ia satisfy certain
Judgment and rrc,r in the District Court for
Dnnphan County In the of Kansas in which b. +.
Hudson and Isabella r. Thompson. Administrative
plaintiffs and Joshua Saunders and Mary j. Saunders
defendants.
Given under my hand this 2sth day of December A. d.
1874.
THOMAS ]. vANDERSLICE
Sheriff of Doniphan County
December 81 Ie74-5w. Prs fee. Sl0.5O.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-31
PALERMO

SMITHS ADDITION TO PALERMO.
o~herS' Lat. Block TlI
Unknown ls3I5s7ssIOllI
6l7 Is 10 % Isl each "A
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK, Tuesday. Jan. q, 1874.

NEwYoRK, Tuesday, Jan. q, 1874
The attendance at the Exchange Salesrooms
today WAS small and the sales unimportaut
William Kennedy sold by order OF the Supreme Court
nnder George L. Ingraham, referee, the onIstoiy
brownstOne and lot on the west SIDE OF LeAhg
tonavo 26l1t feet north of TwenyniDlh-s' Iot io4A
io0 10 plaintiff in suit Tor $l3,SOO. - A.
Mr. James NJ Miller sold, by order OF mortgagee. the
bouse and lot known as No n Orange-st, Newark, d.
Broad aud Plane-sts lot 30x776 for $1,000 being
only SIC more than the mortgage. the premises are
rented 81 200 per annum, ana the price was coh
ndt red far below tue real value Of the property
The following sale T. announced Tor Tomorrow
ThursdGy Jan 20 - o, .,
Of bOase AID lot 2OI 100 H. on the
~ oe one eIth, 100 feet ea Of seeonda'e
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28

EXECUTOR's SALE of the REAL ESTATE
H Of Andrew L. ireland, deceased by Messr A II Muller son,
TUESDAY Feb the Exchange sasroom No II Brosdway
HOUSE No 81 Atyi lot % by lO9 feet
Two-sory and DWELLING HOUSE No. 62 hmysLi lot,
Two and attic DWELLING HOUSE. No. 81 Amiys o 25
Threestory DWELLING HOUSE No 81 South Khhave 81 ll12
By l2S 6l2 feet - 80
Three-story DWELLING STORES Nos 81 and 53
HOsOFt.; lot 012 feet Horatosi
~ Eiehhsve by NJ 6l2 feet and 66 feet in depth 70
q
Two wo,.orv COTTAGES IL and II orstios Jackson
No Ia Dig by SS
twoOry DWELLING HOUSES, No Gsnsevooftst o 20
by 96 feet - = - - .,., .,
huing B4l iuison-t; lot. 90 212 BY III 3l2 feet
Three DIV ELLISG HOUSES. Nos BOG 3OS
80 Twenty seventh and TWENTY eghtos
lots 70 by 20 JOHN IRELAND Executor 200 Brosss
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
Brooklnn Real gstate for Sale.

EOR SALE or LEASE-ST0RAGE STORES
Stores Nos and Atlantic Dock fronting East River tdjon
d Hamilton Perry Apps to sChlEPPELS, l7O Wiainst
E0R SALE - BARGAIN - Complete RESI-
DENCE Lots stable aud all improvements ana eonvenieuce
VAN BRUNT BRO. IS sou,bst.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
Anttlon Sales Of Real Gstate.

A FORECLOSURE SALE.
IA BY II. HENRlQUBs, Auctioneer,
Exchange saeoom, Ill Broadway FRIDAY ban 80 IL
CLOCK the STORE TENEMENT PROPERTY No. S45 Thraye,
VI side, Fifty secoud-st.
BY order Of Thos s. Henry referee
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
HlalnIncrD.

ENGINES, BOILERS, Steam PUMPS, Tanks
IL Lathes H,niDniGng hschneI Shafug Pueys Tools and
MACHINERY and secondhand bought rod and eIehaLged
HOFFMAN, Il PfNNEY'S. 2l5 Wster st.. Brooklyn, N. Y
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
fonscs ano farms Udnie6.

EARM WANTED on north shore of Long
Island pnee exceed 100000 Apply TO kULANp
WHITING Beekmsu-st
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-At Yonkers. n
w small comfortable FURNISHED HOUSE, not far from the
depot. Address L. NJ, 1rbune Office.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
Situations Uanieo-- Hlalre
CLERKS sslesmen. &c.

Clerks, Statesmen, &c.
VOTING Englishman, aged 18, seeks q
~ Ci eRgsP 10 some ose, rIPenenoei and writer
salary only IL ~seiy AddIe. I, d. .os hI''oa @
An AMERICAN YOUNG MAN, 25 years of
AZ. having h.d experience Ia the grocery businss
POslTiOY CLEkKj references unsIospuousbls Addrss
for three DAYS GROCER, $50 Wssi 6otha
AN ExDert BOOKKEEPER and CORE
n SpoNnpS ST S,,i,, SITUATION q PR0DUCRCOMhIs
sIoE osR b, had above busine can
o Io,r eo,,sr 1000 Address b. Boz 70. Tribune UpIosn
onee 54 "a Nesi 32lsL
Coachmen.
A PRIVATE COACHMAN wants situation;
N toroaghl, baness m al 4 bnhehes best 'b
thr,nee Gall OF .aaIes. GAJs j. H. oj k~ Ais'h
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
gitp Real Gsidie for Sale.

gltD Real estate Tor Sale.
-
EOR SALE-Or would EXCHANGE for
COUNTRY PLACE, gOOl bIeestory bgh-soop stone
HOUSE % town. =. q HUBERT, jr., 6l Liberty St
E0R SALE-Three-stO BRICK BUILDING,
77,OO feet al complete a. fstelass Soap Factory Engines
Bo m AM aaehuery tscss Inquire MORRISON, BeeknAH-'t
Ecom a.
EOR SALE OR LEASE-The four-stOry
sToRES No l6 CrS and 24l Pesri-sts between Fnion
suitable for business recurring space
r,ng AId good light possession uror ls May desired Apply
10 GEORGE 6. SAMPSON, 10 Chfst
EOR SALE, with or without the ele-
close the estate the RESIDENCE Of the late
dodge strong 6l West FcryiEth s 2OI5jIlOO perfect order
throughout Apply 10 GEO p sLADh LIeen'oF $40 broadway"
Room Z.
HIRAM MERRITT, Real Estate Office, No. 53
3dsve HOUSES LOTS Bought Sold Stores aud Houses
Collected aud n charge property tssn kesGus
,fomgtv made Reference given as 10 responsibility Se
I OTIS for SALE or to LEASE-FOr FOUN-
II DsRlES. MANUFACTURERS CHEMICAL WORKS, kc-
bulkbesd sasbe
itn blocks Of lots suitable for dwelnIi
and terms very Apply TO s. b. SCHBFFELlN, 40 ""
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
OeiliisIrn.
Ghanres Tor Dnsincss Hlen

AN ATTORNEY wants SITUATION in
~ Law Law al Rsste Wouh
favorable terms ATTORNEY, Tribune Ofioe, Boz 100.
A LITERALLY paying REAL ESTATE and
~ LOAN BUSINESS eabished bargan IN eonsegnenee
proracoi lness s-o hrlcas. MAhUPACIUING
BUSINESS; bule cash dosn HARDEEBBRiH l24l broadway
A FEW SHARES i'll MANUFACTURING
N COMPANY that viii pay from 20 40 cont for SALB
Profits Boz 3l3I New York Post
MILL PROPERTY to LEASE at bargain
lNI l29 power nevefainy stream buliing oir3,
and shaft perfect orir at hongo Psce Oucbess
County New York distant mile, from BtoN doe and stsno1
b good Apply LOUISE LIVINGSTON HUNT Bsnytown,
Dptehess County, n. Y
VVANTED-S5O0 900 to $4,000 to help enlarge
weeahhshed paving business the CITY Of York.
The money ell be fully P particulars address T. DICK
IHSON Co. Box / ,OJG Ncw-iork p. o.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
Real gstate 10 Gfthanae.

A SPLENDID PLOT of LOTS IN HARLEM,
n will be exchanged for private tenement
HOUSE; cash wanted. T. CRAWFORD 51ths md
3dsve.
DROWN STONE HOUSE and $4,000 Rail
choice asehod In New
Yori for Brooklyn 900 " 5000 beat land FLORIDA for
the Brooklyn house elegant nee at Psssac Tor
Brooklyn BeeU, at JamAcs handsome hotel In
Connecticut plantation In Virginia. resdene 81 Hartford on hberA
H. L. hiD'k 81 flnesI
L'ARM of POP acres-Large house, 50x50; fruit,
shade woodland from hor,o,n,
price $40 600; mortgage, $1,000; would EXCHANGE for
good city property. j. u CoNDlCr lag Brosdnc.
EOOD-PAYING TENEMENT PROPERTY
" this EXCHANGE for wesiehese County FAkh OF
COUNTRY STAT HARVEY BAKER & SON, No Pines'.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
Gounlrp propsrin TO Eei.

'EO LEASE.-FOSHAY BLOCK, Sing Sing,
NJ fflIee deabe sfOkks new brick Goet; best location
"a town good opening iof several branches buausa kc
W tssl al J03 BIosG.O j. J. CT. IIaaIe iOI FOsnAl
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
8faiicnerp.
european advertisements


IMPROVED BREECH-LOADERS. - Latest
mpovemens bert London worhmanhp self closing actions re-
bonding ss.. 'ns s,sV%eus et gP q oar u,I. Tsisr'@
OIordh. London Rue benbs Para
John DAVID COLE.-The next of kin OF
the deased American by birth who engine driver
the Bsh INDIES AID died there requested mmoniease yh
mess LAWFORD WArERi0iSB ef % Austin Fnars, Lopdos
C. (kngnd) Solicitors the Of Bengal
the subject OF his e6cs should
nsh full the and with
bis entity shoud forward any stn they have reeivsd
from him while In India
MECHANISM EXTRAORDINARY : The
" SHAH the smallest Steamboat In the world propels BY steam
for Is mnutes Is supenorr fnshe l Co. Post free stamps
The "ALBxAHDRAn patent paddle Steamboat Phoe BE-
"a g. Other ses Of all to 10 los Models made 10 order
Send price list Agents wanted THB MINIATURE AODBL
STEAMSHIP MANUFACTURING COMPANY tsanpls Depot) ITO
LONDON WALL. LONDON X. Z.
YORKSHIRE RELISH.
i The Most Delicious and Cheapest Sauce The Work
Warranted and free from injurious Ingredient
872192 BOrILEs SOLD IN ONE MONTH AUGUST 1879
Sale unprecedented In the history Of Sauces.
seh Groeers Omen bottles 6 la and Is
Msrk-Nllow stterp Plate. beware Of lmistons
Manufacturers: G00OAll, BACKA0USE g. co.,
Leeds England
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
Winter Resorts.


DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, NASSAU, N. p,
B.b,m..-A 6r,-cl.ss hotel particular
,.,.nd rs Hoard SO City Of Merida
Por pss.scs apply 70 r. ALEXANDRA Son.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28

T AUNDRESS (Plain).-By q strong, willing
grl good family aunjess has objection TO asst
with the and make herself generally useful VAL 90 10
ty or country good Ca at l3S West llnf,
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28

IL WORK Lc-By a middle aged American and vile frt
Dues County " thoroughly understands all branches
farming and himself worker wife Is well eIpenene
IN and raising poultry de- &c best eco
endauons Cs at CARPENTERS 1873 est llthst. 6t az
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
Miscellaneous.

ATS. & L. V. ODELLs, 109 West 34th-st.,
corner Brvsdway-estsbhshed 1S52MALB HELP every
description Cosehen, Porter Water Gardeners Farm iAnds Use
m Men Of nationality constantly on hand references IN
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28

r ATTNDRESS-By a Swedish LAUNDRESS
CHAMBERMAID with two years reference from last place
can poh about her work obbne honest and 9sI
20 70 country ill 6cass place Can a. No. lVo
thaxe hlne
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28

90 WEST 26TH-ST., near Madison square
eDsD Elegantly FURNISHED SUITES families back
second SINGLE for ladies' gentlemsn table eessns terms
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28

4 En WEST 2GTH-ST., first door from 7th-
w ,ve-PURNIsHED ROOMS, with board, So; without
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-10-16
ATENClON.

En- la fabrica ''Fundicion de Colon Marina, &c en-
cuentrsn los efectos siguentes:
Rayos. camones. lanzas, ees, rolos, braZuelas de
MADEIRA para csrros Las reteridas pleas tie
uen de construidas cuatro
Conecciones de diferentes tamanos para tuber1a.-
Mandres de para la colocacion de tubos de cal
dera.-Empaquetad de gonna patente-Tuercas y
volanderas de todas clasesAceiterls de clindro de
y ras formas-Man6metros dc alta, presion.-Id. baja
id-Medidoies de aqua para caldera.-Id tubos de
crata para los id. de derentes tamalos-Vo Volanderas
de goma para los d-Lirnas ingesas de primsra clase
surtdas.-Martillos de de mano.-Pitos de me-
tai de vari6s tananos para vapor.-Llaves grfos dc
rosca plato de metal de diferentes cases-Idem idenl
gobo valvuaAsi como otros diferentes articulos de
pleas constIuidas, buges de carrstas carros,
de todas classes i'd de coches reas de arados de de
rentes ntlmeros p0r mayor menor, "a, "a
San Juan Puerto Rico Ia dc Octubre de 1674-Ra-
mon Portilla. PA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-10-16
ID Il e. R n II q.

Aprobado por el Gobierno Supreme
de la Nacion cuanto este de mi cargo
en- uso de las facultades extraordinarias
de que me halo investido, tuvo bier
disponer para encauZar la ensenanza por
sus legitimos y mas sanos senderos en-
provecho de la juventud y de los intere-
ses de la patria; restableeida la legalidad
creada por el Decreto organize de 10 de
Junio de 1865 y disposiciones aclarato-
rias y adicionales que fueron sustancial-
mente alteradas al capricho de las an
teriores corporaciones populares, y auto
rizado para proveer las escuelas vacantes
con profesores de la Isla dignos de su
mission y de la confianza de Espana, ven
go en- decretar 10 siguiente:
Artlculo 10 Sc abre concurso por diez
dias para la provision de las escuelas va
cantes que abajo Sc citan.
Art. 90 Los que aspiren dichas es-
cuelas remitiran en- ell plazo senalado las
oportunas solicitudes a la Secretarla del
Gobierno General, acompanadas de hoias
de servicio, documentadas doble c6pia
de dichos documentes.
Puerto-Rico Is de Octubre de 1874.
Ell Gobernador General, SAM.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-10-16
BOLETLv MERGAuTIL
DE pUERnO-RICO.
ORGANO DG LOS BSPANOLlS SIN C0ADICIONRS.

ciesen que retenian en- su poder indehidam
te cantidades prOceden es de Ia recaudaciun II
de cedulas serAn apremiadOs su entrega pOr
la Administration General Econ6mica en- con
eepto de segundOs con ribuyentes, con arreglo
a las pres ,ripciones de instrucci ~ sin periui-
clio de que Sc de cuenta & mi Autoridad para
Ia imposition de la multa que estime proceden-
Ia La Administration General Econ6mica
podra aco1dar las visitas de inspection que ts
time oportunas con Objeto ie averiguar tOdos
aQuellos part culares que afecten al impuesto
de que 90 trata. Los gastos que dich visita 8
ocasonen seran de cuenta de los respcctivos
Municipios
70: Se entenderan modifcados persona men
te los artfculos de la instruction de 3 dc Julio
de 1887 que diferan do 10 man6ado en- 10 pre-
sente disposition cual sera, sonnet da Ia apro-
bacion del Poder Centred.
Puertc-Rico, 8 de Octubre de ls74.-SANZ.