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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-09-26

public sale and see II 1t will bring 1923 per
acre. B.
An excursi on train will run from Port
Deposit to Oxford on the last day of the
Fair, Friday, October end, leaving Port at
$50 A. NJ, returning will leave Oxford at
5P. NJ, stopping at all stations. Professor
Wise, we have been officially informed,
will positively make balloon ascension
from the Fair grounds, on Thursday, the
LIST. The largest Fair eyer held at Oxford
is expected.
The attention of the travelling public
is called to the fact that the train for
Philadelphia, which has heretofore left the
President Street Station, Baltimore, at
1875 P. NJ, will on and after Monday next,
leave at 6.25 P. NJ, one hour earlier. The
change is made in order to bring passen-
gers into Philadelphia in time for all the
connecting trains leaving that city at night.
The evening train which passes Elkton at
$50 p. NJ, will in consequence of this
change pass Elkten an hour earlier.
The NTH wheel to the chariot of justice
ceased to revolve on Thursday afternoon,
and was detached and put aside. In other
words the grand inquest for the body of Cecil
county, having examined into the wrongs Of
that body polite, reported all right and the
Jail lovely, and left for home. The Sheriff
doesn't think the Jail "all right and isn't
backward in pronouncing it, if not villain
Gus institution, an abominable situation and
MIR. Sheriff 8 benedictie is about the correct
blessing under the circumstances.
Last Wednesday morning was field
day with the rail gunners, good tide Gov
cred the marshes, which was at its flood
about seven A. NJ. AS soon as there was
light enough to see bird the skiffs pushed
out among the reed, and the fusilade began.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-05-23
GEonaR W,sHINGroN.


George Washington a hatchet had,
And chopped his fathrr's tree
a deed hcnefiIIing no good lad,
But Tad as bad could be-
When hame at night his father came,
With daily Ioil worn out,
No +, ST he gave his weary frame,
But went aud looked about
Aud when he saw his tree was marred
a cherry, tall and fair,
It's smooth young bark all foully scarcely
H wept, and lore his hair
Then Tor his son he loudly called:
George Washington, appear y
Ana George xpecling to he msuled,
Said, 'Faihtr am here"
Then asked his sire, who did this
wrong?
Who hacked my precious tree p
And George not Insulating long,
Siid. Father, it was me.
Il cut The Tree you love so well
That cruel de. q WAS min
You kunw lie c1nnni tell;
My "ays 10 truth incline,
The oil man took cnwhide thin
His son and h ir to welt;
Without a word h. did begin
His souI4Or mercy felt.
Then. when his fury was aPpraSrd,
Bui e'rr George CEASED To burn.
The s nior said, My son, be pleased
This lesson now 10 learn
''Mnch as liar despis',
| value more my trees
So if your skin you hencef"rth prize.
YOu must not hack at these.
And, now my hoy. just mind your eyes,
son OF mine you be,
I'd rather hear ten thousand lies
Tuan lose II single tr e.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-05-23

Main street, Ashtshula, ohio.
CASH PAID FOR HIDES. PELTS & CALF
ak1NS.
Just received, and now for sale as good an as
sOrteO stock OF -,,-C,e
- can he found in any Western Market anu
.yh,cn whine sold on the most reasonable Jerms
none TO make Itan object for Boot and shoe, anu
Harness Manufacturers in the vicinity, TO favor me
with their patronage, feeling satisfied that can
sell them everything needed in thell business az
rheaD As can be found in Cleveland, or even the
Eastern Markets. thereby saving freight and travel
m, expenses and loss Of time.
All are cordially invited to call and examine my
stOch before purchasing elsewhere. COnhdent tha'
can make it for your interest to buy III thls
Market shall take pleasure IN seeing my OIu
friends and the public, ana showing lhelh NY
stock Below. ! give L partial list Ol ArIlcles'
Spanish and slaughter, sole, upper anu harness.
Leather. spanish and slaughter KIP; Frehcn Sali
and kip; oak All, hemlOck call ana KIP; eoLdi
leather and horse hides mems and women : mo
rocco band and acing leather Innings, Dlhdlhgs'
topping and russets.
FINDINGS.
Lasts, pegs, thread, webb, Packards Ink, IRON AM
zln, nails round head Lacks, brlstles, avis, nam
mers pincers, sand stones, rasps, kplyes 1OatS
size sticks, and straps, boot trees, shoe laces
lunches lasting irons, eyelets, eyeet sets, SuIch
wheels stitch-markers, heel shaVes, edgt planes
strip avis welt Knives elastic heel ball. stltchlls
cord lasting tacks heel and toe plates boot Dlack
ing boot brushes, harness oils, and all KINGS u
finishing Irons, etc. etc. -,, ~
Ashtabula 1871. llO3
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-05-23

LOVE LETTERS who are
tolerably well-read, know by heart
all the routine of love making, long
before they ever come to be seri-
ously in love. They have seen about
it i'll Byron and TennysOn, and have
sung good deal about it in con-
nection with the moon, and with all
sorts OF angels and flowers at the pi-
anO. As soon as the fated hour of 4
lifelong attachment comes, they
settle themselves down TO realize all
that they have heard of, and love
which had not good deal of moon
and flowers and angels about it
would not seem love to them at all.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-05-23


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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-05-23
Centaur Liniment.

There Is no pain which the
Centaur Liniment will not re.
lieve, no swelling it will moi
subdue, and no lamcness which
IL will not cure. This is strong
anguage. but it is true. 1t has
produced more cures OF rheu-
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-05-23
moAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that 3
Rioosrs OF Ashtahula County. ri tlitir TsHlai rSs
sion in June next. praying that the Comfy rOad
from neSr the east line Of the farm formerly oe
Srstcrlv 70 th state r9sd in ir,nt Of the Baptist
church, in the village OF Kingsvie. be red9eeo ~
ffty feet in width. a B. II I.sd1e,s Ba,
Kiagsville, April 27th, 1874. 4llsns
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-05-23
DoR sALE.-Two Wood Stoves,
1.-I -I.,rntnr,. NotIce.
nnuss and Lot For sale.

offer now my house and lot tOi
Consisting OF House Barn Carriage
-. md V-,,oo-house; All well quilt, and in gOo,
le,sr nIs,,ty of soft water; situated on Centre
sst-ssf few rods west of the A T. q r Depot
Prlce 50 OOJ; possession given ABOUT lne mt o.
may J. BIEDER.
Ashtabula, April |. 1s74. ulzoo
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-05-23

Il is srmi-nfficially announced that q e
Hon Elihu B Washhurne has been offer
ed and ha> refused the Srcrelarysilip Of
tn Treasury This is ,quivalent to an
admission that Mr Washhurne is AIN the
hands OF his friends" whence he would
like To he elevated tu the Presidential
chair.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-05-23
NEW FLRM.

Wuu MSoN & W TROUS
~. =, canned TO the citizens OF Ashtabula
- se,,rroundn country that they are prepared al
IN IN ,ifnes 10 make To order
ALI, KINDS OF HARNESS,
-. keep constantly on hand good assortment
81 Goods in their line, all made OF the
Best Material.
ana put together in the BEST ST LIZ Of Eo, kiah ~
well TO give us a call We think that We can sat
sfv in sfsIe ind pr.ce. HJpieg hT strict atten- i
ton TO bgsinessanl fair honest dealing Win ~,
respecfu ufllly Tours. =. ,.-,-.
W. h WILLIAMSON. W. d ." ,aPE,f
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-05-23

NNpNPSl produced more cures OF rheu-
mAtisu, neuralgia, lock jaw palsy, sprains. swell
lngs' caked-oreasts- scalds, burns, saltrheum ear
ache, &C., upon the human frame. and of strains.
spawn, gals, &c, upon animal. in one y.ar ,bo,,
haYe all other pretended remedies SINCE Tho ,,orl
began. II is counter-irritant an all bo,I;r,,
reliever. Cripples throw away their crutcbes ,ha
lame walk poisonous bites are rendered bnru,s.s
and the wounded are healed without scar 7, ~
no humbug The recipe is published around cncb
bottle 1t is selliug no article ever before sold
and it sells because It does just what 1t pretends
TO do. Those who now suffer from rheumatism
pain or swelling deserve TO suffer II they will not
use Centaur Liniment. More than 1000 certif-
Gates of remarkable cures, including frozen limbs.
chronic rheumatism, gout, running tumors, &C.
have been received, We send circular contain
ing certificates. the recipe &C. gratis, to any one
eauestingit. One bottle Of the yellow wrapper
Centaur Liniment is worth one hundred dollars
for spawned or sweenied horses or mules, or for
screw worm in sheep, stoek-ovpers-this lini-
ment Is worth yodr Intention. No family should
be without Centaur Liniment. Sold by all Drug
gists. 80 cents per bottle; large bottles Sl.OO j.
B. Ross q Co., % BTosdwaV, New York. V'Ta
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-05-23
These are what we want and therefore we of
the above lines Of CLOTHING
ar COST

for the next thirty days.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-05-23
Undertak1ng.

also keep constantly on hand large assori-
ment oil ready made Collins, Rose WOOD imitation
Black Walnut and imitation of Black Walnut, all
of which can trim in two hours HOuce' I'D any
style requested, equal to any city also nave
splendid FEearse in readiness when called for
GRAVE CLurHEs.-A new feature has recently
l,,.,.u addsd to this furniture establisement-Or
rather 10 tba Undertaker's department Of lt-One
Ibat cannot Iail TO commend itself to the commun-
~ and viii show the disposition of the proprle-
tor 10 make his establishment perfect as may
he Ii will On far to relieve the work and busne
incidental To and so repugnant in seasons OF Dc
I,ayemrnt Of preparing the remains OF the depart
cd rnr nnriaI This consists IN keeping on hand
and ready for Immediate use, a stock OF grave
cIefbes 4 variety OF shrOuds, fOi 10Th male anG
female made up with much taste aud epprOpTl-
ateness, various in price and both black anu
white materials Hglo order for a coffin may
therefore, embrace the hatLllments OF the DEAD
and thus save the friends Of the i 3eased IN t9s
disagreesble ant Inco gruOus in the way OF prePa-
ration for the grave. ,orx- DrrcpO
L..b-, ob5,, Ian lat 1871 1852 ~
, 1874-12-18
CAUSES OF. SOUTHERN EptDE1lIcs.

NASHVILLE Tenn, Dec. 17.-.rho physicians
Of Nashville mot In convention last evening nt
tho Board Of uoplth rooms, to receive Surgeon
L. Mcclellan, Of tho United statos army, who IL
IN tho city for tho purpose OF investigating tho
in'tlal causos Of tho cholera -opldomo Of 1879.
Or. Mcclellan stated that in lis Investigations
ho had discovered tAst tho cholora had passed.
from Now Osloaua to Yichnburg, thence to
Shreveport and Memphis, whore it WAS scattered
North, south, Last, anl West. until it reached
tho confines Of Missouri. The disease had go,,-
orally originated after tho arrival Of
onIlErantH from Infected ports. and IN
tupacking tllcir baggage tho tllsoase bolng coll
nod to thor clothing that ol!oiora, smallpox.
1oSor: and other contagious tliboases, could bo
lapidly aud effectively distributed. by common
carrier; that close railroad cars and private
c!oacta woro the means OF spreading tho ,diBeaso
al t!Ioy passed through citiea III tho limo Of rail-
roadH. 1u nnsUer IL q question by DR.. ]Iaost,
why Louisville. although cunncctod by railway
with Chicago. Oincinnali. Memphis, and Nash
vile, WHa not niicutod, wlo Nashville waa 10
severely ecaurgcd, lo answered by saying that
tho question oponod up u wdo iotd for argu-
1aunt ]; that 1t was well l-known fact TINT chol-
cru might bo .importad into city again an,i
a%nIn, dio aut, and 10 revived by so'no local
CAuBo Or CAIHcH.
, 1874-12-18

s;ncc fin ono,,;u, ~ ,o nan, t,,ro,,n,, ,,n, -
''o .ao oo"'s ~ s"o ~" .n4'us4' nuo W
No" orleaha. NY tne eAtensloh VI 1he Mlsales'ppt
Central Railroad 10 Fillmore. opposite Cairo.
shipments to Southern points, via tho Illinois
etntod hv t.,o ~ ,i.,a rnaI .;s.. ,,,,a,
0'"te" Dy tue 4."i'"eeto W ti'lo 1ofo tn@' ot'st
''eno ~ tac 1outh 10 Ao1 ocau py aHy heaHs. allu
no better field presents itself for. Chicago mer-
chants at tho prcscut time.
Tho I.iuoia Central 1,ailroad Ina s,,;nnna IN
t,o e,,,tl, .,a ~ ''p
1,,,;,. t,,,,. :, ro, - - m.
IuWlEE lTelFutb: 4,HZl cars Gdfn G,u9L cars
oats S2S' cars wheat 7C3 cars luy. q liza cnrs
.,,a..1,.r,, az ~ no A'' ~'"D' LUZ ".a
AaoAeu"n"lso <so cats 1'ofA o3o cars mca1 1l@
cars ice G,315 cnrH coal 1l1 cars lumber 319
, 1874-12-18

Report OF tho Trlsstccs Of tho Etllno.s
sutdiers' 3rpIistt:s' EQoz1c-~A t.r1atity-
Ing Exhibit.
Sueetat U,suatch Ia 7tc Cticaoo Tribune,
srn1SurlELD, ILL.,, Dec. 17.--IAe Trustees Of
tho Soldiers Orphans Homo have about COM
plctcd their report, aud will lay it before lho
Governor Tomorrow. It WILL SLOW that they
hayo In attendance at tho Homo SOL orplaus,
with an average daily attendance for tho two
years which their report coyors OF 207, Llo
average age Of whom III 10 years. Tho amount
expended IL s103, ,G7G.33. Tho. cost per capita
Per annu1n il $3.50. There arc eight
applications for Admission now pouding
before tho Donrd. Since tho oponing
Of the Homo $40 children of soldors under ii
years Of aSo havo beon admitted. Tho schools,
it Is claitncd, show Il better ayorago than my
other OF their class III tho State. The Trustees
will aslt for an appropriation Of $4,000 per
auNun,,-ss2, QUO per nnnu.n for rcpairs and i'm
1roven!eilts, s25U por anuum for tho library, a1,d
n special appropriation $1,Gu0 to construct
ciatcrts. Tho Homo now depends for its sun
l!y Ut wctcr upon tho vel! OF tho Chicago l.
Alton Railroad, near mule distant. The follow
lug ii Tic
, 1874-12-18
TELEGRAPH SUIT.

Special Disputed to Tho Chitaao Tribune.
ST. PAUL. Dec. l7.-Deaupro & Kelly ot st,
Paul, hlost tho Pacific Il Atlantis Telegraph Conn
pany for damages, tic circumstances boing that
plaintiffs te!osraphcd 10 Dubuque for II certain
brand Of pork, tho rop!y bo!ng TINT anothcr
brand could bo furnished ut u rrico nanod.
plninsitls ordorod 200 larrolK BY a meH,ago lett
ut tue defcHdnnta o!uc, wll!oi, was mt doiiycred
at tho Dubuque address uutil tho Third t'ay ful-
lowing Alu"ntinlo rorl1 advanced. 1t WIS held
for tho lnosHa3o, mud lothing for ioss resulting
fron tho advance Of tho price III pork, tho danl-
, 1874-12-18
ATLANTIC & GREAT WESTERN.


Inc ahhnnl mootlnR Of tho Atlantic & Great
Western 1ia!lroad Company sas hold In Now York
last Slonllay. The following persons wcro elect.
cd Directors for tho onHl.lug year: J. II, Dover
oux, Cleveland, O.; ~ S. e. Otis Cleveland, O.;
James I. Charlie, Cleveland, O.; ". II, Upson,
Akron, O.; George r. rorhius Akron, O. !: lieu
~ L. Parsons, AsAtabnla, O.; ucubon uitch-
cock, painesyi!lo, O.; James II. ray. Now York:
A. Hcgewisl. Now York; J. Clinton GRAY, Now
York; 5oblealsy 1.osc. ConacrApost, IT,; Tto,uas
Waulock, hIoadyillo, Pa.
The Directors organized by tue election Of lin
following officers: ]. II. Dsyereux, President.
T. Z. llltsmu.,, Moadyil!e, pa., Treasurer; YLn,n,
ns WarnocA, MeatvIo, Secretary and Auditor.
The following s,sb-balance al!aots, tuhou from
tho annual reports have been compiled from tho
general hAnnca bheot aflcr tho bucks wore cloned
bopt. 30, 1874.
PURCHASE AND CONSTRUCTION rusD.
Cost q tnal equipment, ctu.. 60
t;onstfurlaoh ac:uunt.., 6,yJI .jsu4a
Fractional tcatca redeemed. I....,...., up!lav
ssorl eVl,serilAsoA. ....+................ U.uUu
Galaneo duo Wy transportation. 39sar.l7
Total. ISL ,f!G, ,J'J.a3
Common nsoek. sl4.t:, z a.Ga
Preferred stuck. ..........,......,,,,,. yH;,:r'Af
FIRST mortgage ha't1s. 1IIa. !,l.tt
ttond Aursage Iolit!a ....,... III lTJ.G;3 III
Ttlsl loltEasG hont!a. :...:.... eH inj, ,H u.tn
First 1norg2go bonda-uhio DtSlslon... ..4G,3J9.t1
, 1874-12-18

Net earnings from above fJ15 0JB57
No Btatomunt las boon n,atlo concoruing tho
officer announced, however, tho following ns his
aids: R.D Cooper, Qonoral s1,perint ntondont !;
Thomas Warnocii, Auditor; T. L. lsittmata,
Troassircr ". u. ShattncI. General Passenger
Agont; G. q. Cochran, Ac,ng- General Freight
Aeont; Charles Lailnor. Chief Engineer.
Il comparison Of the operating cxponacs for
tho laIt trno years llns. Oh liz faco, bud show
lug. III 1877, tho cost or operating waa IL 8i-1UO
pr cont; III 1879, G5 lG;loO per cont; ~
1871. ~ per cent. Tho falling off
Of opora!ng expenses, accounted iii la.t Tor tlls
unfGyorabln showing, but Il not0 turnialsen
lugthor explanation. III 1879 and 1s73 tho Gust
Of track material wRs charged to construction
account, whilst in 1874 H. wus included iu opcra-
itIS expenses, Had tho salno plnn been adopted
llccn G3 6s-100 POI cont, ilStGad of Is per ccnt.
In examining tho tralic tables ii a found that
tllcro lns i.con dccrcuEo i'll royenne from pns-
so@ger e, tlaillo during the prsaent ye"r Of sl7o,
rs computed with 1885, olaowing 4 steadily
dccliniIg ro1cnlio. IN freight iccopts tlore l4as
been Il decrease this year Of S330G GUlU3 US
compared with 1918, al,d Of a2li i.072.l2
as compared Mith thirteen months included in
tlo figures Of 1871. Tho local freight carried
freight 5Ga,3e1. The receipts Tor local freight
wcru e2.AJ4, ,U79.1G, anti for through freight
II GOO, ,9ut.4S,-thc ratio pcg Ion pcr milo being
about cents Oil local freight: AMI 84.10u Of 4
cent Oil through
Tho exhibit il anything but satisfactory, but
1t il believed lhat the licceiyor, Mr.. Doyercux,
has tho will md tho abiity to carry tho road
over the dinlvuttles with which It laB had to
battle during tho las, few years. Tue now ur.
rausonlcnt Just entered into with thu baltimore
e. Ohio Railroad CONNECTS 1t with Chicago and
tho Acrtnwcat, uni will undoubtedly grenlly ILL
clcuBD It's oGi luSe.
, 1874-12-18
tMUSEMENTS.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
a j. mi an E7s 2

- u IAM ZESn K5s 2
Thn n?!agnont ta!e ro,,uso In Announcing nllnst
tttEn1;;l tstHtEnH11;li nrAhA RnufFE hEAhDN. with MILE
FRENCH OPERA NOUFEIi COMPANY.
ua weok only so1incno!ns Monday, Dec. a. At ecaek
M wioft WI 9u nr,iiIced for thu st TINA III ChIca9n
81 Il. fSsn'its,2a S'iS1ns .4. ElELE W %ADx %SHT WIZ
f,r. G,sl.nal ts} sio AiMoos h!iis iAnsne Atiis Mir.
4y%ni nnso it9a 81. original roe1 snn. o. Koi!stI
pftfH{lH$$E f n Met:iSy iiMo hote
Dec. -, la FiI.LEDE MADAME ANiiUTt Triday,,
sfsns lisa's' c. 4 &ss "a "a G E;,pfn,, ;,
n H.: a%sd9lsk i l;,t Anna S9noo Saturday esGns.
Sca . Of rscca-Admi*s!n 81. Rnnervod seats pro..
urole an ra[1ue;to a1io 1st Balcony tic Ind st,
,,.n 'ats ~ sos m eununco Thursday morning Usual ra.
, 1874-12-18

tAahHolaA sAAIEMkSHs
Expended for clutAiug. lAae954
l,rorlGious. 23,GAD.G1
furniture. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4.a39 ~
!mlroVell!enls.. 1u,6U7.1U
Eugl: 7,7lT.0J
LlHhtH.... 2,3l3,iU
l!Vt-Btosk. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. III G9
Iuos aAu implements. s..................... 1u7.JG
naokn n,a tt'|tioi!ery.. .......".,. 1,aii.hl
Hospital al!l medical suppl lGH..........., 10! 40
HalarIes, mud for work in I'LL 1cpart,enH. ojuvp 40
Misrcllancous, including alI ar!iclrH not
classified. .:...:,.......:...:...: 3.1s4.75
misunderstanding teleysaplAy, Lurill
expenses, transportaion Ut children,
"'n''sesrenis, etc.........:. .:.:...... l,458.a1
IHrin. including wagons, cnrts, she'd, NIT
haIEes, !mpt1utAts, seelj, Has istt neo
for hortss, uto..... a7aas5
nFs=ln ntlnB grounds. 1851
Irusteca' cxteusts. sts.,.......s............. 333.75
Total. ,C7g.33
ualanca unoxptnded OF rfg gnlar Apprnrst..
l1on 10 carry on the Institution I'LL July |,
Daanra If special appropriation not OK
letMeA. Observation-Disclosures, 359J.18
Total to tho credit of tho institution ST. 60
Tho sanitary condition Of tle institution III
rnoDt excellent Mrs. Y. G. Orr is tho Suporiu-
tendent, aiMl her luhors aro Baid to iayo boon
crowned with eminent SUCCESS.
, 1874-12-18

aEca claimed OIL this account mot ariAing nat,,r-
ally from dote,t'ants l>reuch Of contract aua not
bolnE Ricll NJ mny 10 reasonably SUPPOSED to
havo boon contemplated by tIlb 1nrsien wl,on
milking tho CONTRACT as the probable result Of tho
hrnarE
, 1874-12-18

Reorganization atock ottstaudlng. 4lnhoD.Uo
Reorganization btock In slRl,unBu.. H43Ou0iD
traciinltal certificates tsSnctl.u h1lli2
Teal cn3se PulA.. A.......u..+............. C"1I.BI
Town au.i city subscrlr l9a2l.10
Tota1............ ........".......fald d!5, ~
TRANSPORTATION nafIANut.-aEET.
Batnnco from Wrstrru Lxtctlalou GerlIlt.
catcH t..t..ss.st.... .s+,.. ...+s.s...+$ 3,367,M
Mcllgnry Itols1 supplies lnuti. ......, jU1525
HHlplirs III thU several departments. ... YjvGGB47
Cash Al utlleT AkHclH clH.........,.,,,,. lt0;275 10
Luas incurred slllcu bept. !, 137l.., 6vyY lt 07
~. To!al 7,G27ssl.24
DalaTo FROM purchase al,l construction
til1itt. 1l9 a1!.4 II
l}alhuco irou fltl Of cEal lines ur 1Bt. lul7t7 10
Ilace tfun fund uf cabu1 lines uf 1S1a. 33ayiS .3
Lapites' ...................... C,fII, ,al3,1u
jtH.1,S ,S6l.24
fH1I"11T TRAFFIC. FuH THE YEAH 1:EpiNn R;pr. 80
IhiIa. Af.lts. itrrAne.
Local freight 14G,43 1GU,J57 143 $24Ji u5DtG
lhroasA 1rclRlt... 5UJ31l 16,.167,s ,s57 l,BaUU1G4S
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Total ......a, 9.i3l 9,..a5 a57 st,o35, ,os5C4
Ectcar,slnun from nt,ovo. .:l7ls,e4.7o
HAsai.SdEtt TRAFFIC FOn THE sAsE rItI1pD.
f1lS5tAticr5. Aitta. HcrenUe.
Local raEscnBrra.. Db3,0td 1l,Giu.1G7 sfy,1 ,1GU.a7
IAro' lMsseilgcta.. bi,E.u 17,iE1,u ,uaa 291,p37.8l
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To:al..........1oos,Sao 39,lsG,G95 sp1c,75s.7o
, 1874-12-18

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-10

AAA4ses d tpdAs elsses y tejsmanf.-Arados de
vArias fkhri0A4 con mahgos, timones rejas de re-
Ruestaj d todO6 n6mcre0 @QuincAllA do toda clase
dc euetU para mzQuinss de vapor doSde 5 pulgadas
Gs.-E4bOPa pAkA1n&QninAs de vapOr Cxrtfonlo de
Patsntes1- es1-AlQultran.-Estopa para buques-Lingue
Ses patA bocas Dc ehernAlla.-Remachesd de cobre pa
n cock4W dA yapor.-Llaves do y6lbdlas para vapor
dssdef4e palgadas.-Telsde de alambre do varios Ia
mAAO1af feFa C1da1o1 de gdarapo.-Tela de gonna pa
n m1dRinAs.+- OedaSos sueltos dc alambre oobre.
BAlde1N4 hicfro BaivAnizado para ahacendas.-Efec
b. pltesaos yds hoj& de iata-Ejesd de hero para
xusdasy riyes sucitoe. Accfte de pezuna.-Barniz
Nno Isga -Llayee inglesas para todos
as0e.-Eeea hcoEea sirop.-Tsrm6metros.-M
guerAa ~ k641s dol ' 9ada.-Arnescs para
Mulasy oaballos -JaQuimones de cuero para idem.r
~Rec0rtes para acarruages-RomanAs de platafor-