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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-18

~ p.'iss - SNsA oOUA auO plOpOiadS
a demoler, tuyleron por desgracia
una participation tan directa como
peligrosa Ell Ell giro que posterior-
mente hubieron de tomar los aeon
tecimientos no es extrano ST Sc
bastarde6 el principle, que el iris de
esperanza Sc haya convertible en-
negro nubarron que. amenaza azo-
tarnos con nu9yas tompestades. La
escuela politica que ell ones de fe
brero cooperaba con enthusiastic afan
a la demolieion de nuestras secula-
res instituciones monarGuicas soste
midas por ella debia asistir tamOien
al derrumbamiento de las repubIica-
mas que, ievantadas en- sus hombros,
habian traido en- pos de ST Y como
consecuencia l6gica Y necesaria a.
absurdo de la federation V los cri-
menes del cantonaIlsmo La incon
secuencia y la ve'eidad Sc arras-
tran siempre por la senda del fata-
llSgo y precise es que a e&poriencia
do 10" heoh justiiquo esta verdad
para que Sc le conceda la fG que en-
ctro case seria impossible.
Hecha esta ligera digresion y re-
cordando ademaa que en- los poderos
cFeados el tres de enero ontraron
e'emontos tan discordes y heterog6
neos como opuoatas y contradioto
rlas son sus aspiraciones osencalos,
Sc comprendera sin grando esfuorzo
como y porquo surgi6 Ia idea del
pleblscito que, bion tuviora por OBJ
leto Ia consolidation d. la forma de
gobiefno repnblicana, b;en Ia inv S
tjdura de los poderos presi3enciales,
dando aquella por supuesta Y esta
bIecida de.initivamento do hocho Y
dc deiecho, no pudo scr ri mas il1-
por,una, ii mas descabelada. La
opinion pdblica, que 40 puede acep-
tar como defnitivo Y estable sino 10
que Ell bases s6i4as Sc asieata, re
chazd aqueIja maaiobra poIftica, Y
este medic de consultav al pals tan
doHciente y err6ueo aun en- las G9o
cas- de mayor calma. tuvo que scr
abandonado con santimiento de sus
escasas yatrocinadore5 que. al plan-
tearlo, 4 Ia vez que satisfacia4 sis
milas, trataban dc opener por medic
del compromise IN seGo valladar 4
Dtr.. o,tt,ai o.fr, ,.-,-
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Sc nos renaits para su insession ell ST.
guiente g0neto:
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4 .Bcssas NaxarenO.

BE nos reraite para su iasegsion ell si-
guiente soneto:
4 Jesus NaxaremO.
dos triao y un2! Vers3 quo hlnan do
Ann aatas dsl 40 ser, ala 80 tn neats
AL hoA5re coacsb;ste qae no sense
da-iaso por salvarnas del peea %.
1amensa Magestad que lastimaJo
Llevaras de E Cruz 10 Dos clsneatel
El gave peso sla que IN iayl doiiente
Te oyese IL impiedad del pueblo airado.
H1alde Hjo, Jasto, P11ar5s5,
Q4a elemplo daado al mundo psrvegtido,
I'll caliz do anlargura dolor;ao
Libaste hasta les hacss an0roeo:
iAmpasa Boriaquen, y 81 tt alm3 asao
Def6adela dol nal, Dos Naz4raao!
q. Flores.
ssicR padre an mG .slco materiaEisfa
q9'so 1uacentar coutrA iii fanos3 predica
dor 10 doctrina d. Il 30 existeaeia del al
ma, cen cuyo objeto le aizo al reyereado
padre estae preguntae:
5Hso1eis visto alguna YES una alna9
No.
--5Habeis oido una almaf
No.
-sHabeia gastado una alma9
No.
-5H45eis ssatldo una alna2
81, Dioo graci2s, dio 81 padre.
Pies b,en, pfo Aguio u u6dieo, auui
/ neuaos tres s8ntiio8 contra uao en- prue-
o3 d. qao 40 bay alma.
4
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luzsado Sc ha dispuesto Ia publication
del comunicado siguieute:
"Aguadi.la, febrero 4 de 1874.
Sr kedactor de III D5Qbt.j}o R2jo. (Poncej.
Mi estimado amigo: EYporo de su amabi-
idad Sc sirva insertar en- las coumnas de
sa apreciabIo poriodico, Y en- uno de los
proXinos nun ros, las sigoientes lineas:
hi articQlo titulado LA yGNIDA DEL Me-
siAS, ioserto en- G ndmero dc EI Diablsll0
HQjo correspondence al de dioiembre
proXjmo p2sado fu6 denunciado poe 81 Sr.
Fiscal da csa villa por considerable ofensi
vo para ia eosena nacional para el Sr.
Mniatro de UItramar-Notlicado para
expdcar cl sontido dc aqueI escrito, 10
hiee manifestando que NADIA habia en- 81
que oiendiera directa 5 indrectamente a
Ia bandera de mis- mayor3s, nj al ministro
que no tave intencion do injuriar decla
70: Que el artlcao titu ado La vENIDA
DEL MEslAs no es nj puede ser injurioso.
Que 81 alguna rase dc aquel articulo,
fuese 10 qu no creo, iutorpretada de un
modo distinto 10 que ella signi6que, Ia
retiro-Y por 1ltimo, al escrbir eli artl
uo que me yengo refriendo no infeu
ofensa aIguna al Ministgo do u trainar, nj
4 Ia bandora naeional, por ue, cSpaaoI
COMO c5 Q4e mas, no pttct3o 0iiipcadiqr
aqtelIo 41se mas quielo y gener0. -Qaedo
dc ", sen7r redactor, afectisimo amigo
). S
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.Relcel11l.- 4el2fe IiiIa.

boIItU8.--T ? tGtIII9 I7I0,
X en- eamp lnien dc 10 mandado y
paFa sn lnssf9i0a ea tres allmofos de uno
los pr.odieos ds Ia Capital dc la Isla;
* lido "a pfesente en- Ponce 4 de mario
lo 1874
HgAnckacQ gArra. ElerlRana nnhllca.
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Economias hasta boy S89,2C2
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rsaaelsce easss. E,csaeAao paolloo.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-04-29
$500. DenuAa BIlllsGs
sa For she Recorder.

J)ear ,Isfifor :;--As VIC seldom write for
the perusal orinc public, NO hope you
win give our Ie,,ef jopr attention b,forc
YOU send ItsotIe edsvIl.p We isrnlers
are very backward 90 arroant 81 the
heavy raIns huf " al oar faYniefs would
,o, ~ few ofour, host aAss nrv doing.
repair fences, scrapc up manure, ciean out
fence corners and tho like, While Il II tcd
wet a. ulow. we wauId be ih butter spirits
and work with more zeal Win thcse dirk
clouds should vanish lSens btfon the
brlgl.pcss. Of tle sun. tsas
Tho'whslfs a,hl oats sieiodklslk fdihafk
ally will. both IN this connty aud Alr.
nance. Ne plant some idtaeca u hlr
section tut owingh 20 she dinsnl: Y OF
gctsfha hauds 10 work 10 n, We hive gone
70 producing cot Ton bpt tlill faise grain,
hay kc enough and 10 snntr. Webh "
Morrow run iiisf c,ass siefe at this place
sam'l ,. wstb. ,our young Ats, has his
S "n.s . ss,s IESa X .'s '.s y s u.
icr bhsIncas somuwheloslse.
Alrs NIL nIhaaan,. daughter ~
Judge Norwood and widow Of our iisug
rulsl,ca scholar Aid ifaetsk and M& ~
a. Webb the only living chill nf Hon.
Rlobard stanlpfd'fOf Il raft utllc gvc'l
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The Milton Chronicle SIT elIugs q Che
hope 4 bat Orange VIII reiinqaisl, her
claim to one Of the Senators frsnl this Dis
trict grhatiscxpceting .ta-,ssaeh. The
large lnsjorIties which Orange always
gives ought alway7gsvche her q s'lassniib one,
which claim she ,slstonly yield % settle
a question Otherwise irrccpmeiieable. We
have no fears % trouble m ffe eanventlniir
BatIt Il aqnesiIon for Person end Caswcil
10 decide hetween themselves mud - Cav
a We are informed, i y already settled. y
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a ntir1bor l,fornis Us .blnetid,s Since
he turned oat i've tl,msfs ~ book OCT ~
themselves on thsmnss Lately, aofth<ni
came home msrkdd so'sppt inihe ewpars
sign. Three o( them. Va bish pafIanec,
came Mp n,is-Ing AitorctheE With The
general tendency to forage vi the pnblic,
itwont doto trust to. the t6ittimentor ex.
isience ofhonsHtv'. xsspsf sfock bgorc
turning hcm 'oose.
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citizens of our .neighborhood, Holt a
NeSllh.lJniin Moa1pvS& Sons oldham,
Moore 4 Ssan forlxaAd DfFs& M r..
Thompspnlkcep The neIgllherhood wide
awake with tlleir splnnipg Jeunies, grist
mills, cotton gins, md circular saws. and
from the noise tlley make. would say
they are doing good business ssp'sa
DR.. d. A. Montgomery, by invitation,
gave ,is 4 good talk At Holt and Newiiiis
factory the 18th, Of, lhe importance af the
organization Of our farmers into Oranges,
that we might bring about a closer union
Of the agricultural elasr, : reformation
in ourlnqdusu opeandl by arousipg the
slumbering ainbidon ~ the farmers and
causlngthe one ID attempt to excel the
others, and by these means arrive at a
higher degree f cultivation IND report
such respItsat theirineethsgs. He sai'l u
was mol % array one class Of 'cltlzass A.
gainst M otheras soniesseuld have you
believe, but tos elevate and make labor
.honnfable. sss ,.irss, s. = sls'sia slss..t +
Tbe'liTofmen aud ladies then joined:
wP Morrow. john Tholapsons Esqn
S Vi Webb, 4. A Morrow, iEsqs Alex. J
Thompsou. W. Jessie Morrow, George
stafford, cpl, uwnl: Paris. George w
Thompson. W n Thompson, II P Thomp-
son,apd n y OidIlanl, The ledles, AIRS.
W r Morrow. Mrs n ! oldham, Ms. nv
II Thompson, Mrs. W. bessie Morrow,
Mrs. T. Morrow, Mrs Alfred Plckanl,
andlsiiss Eau Newlfn. w II Tlpanpson,
was elected Master, and sanil n swebb,
secretsly, The iiane given, lie hodge, is
Oaks Belt the Jntliass name Of the Oak
ridge on which the iodge stands.
Sospuclsf COR The fursngsgz, andFmsg
they prove beneficial to our depressed
and spirir broken people, Rr
We win giveth political views Of this
sectioass aearas aweo .tail,T ana eve are
done. r8r rgta sagss fsap Fl Sss ss
we send cheers an.l greetings 10 Hon.
a. i. Merrimon. lie champion ~, civil
liberty, whose eloquenee aud lHlc haye
Jared n vaiitsof New Englandapd
made thenIng masiep Of New iiurk has-
ten on 10 wnsilineianI AlslnancB coudfy
so far asI am, informed viii cart her vote
for DIlIardof Grcnnsbofo FOR Judge. 'Foi
Congress. We rather thinf Gen. a.. NJ.
Scales. Tn 0fangr We Of course are for
Col. Tom. Ruin fofJnlige aud coz Gov.
Graham nsainst the world for Congress.
If bc wiliacccpt Forone OF the Repre-
sentatiycs. we aredecidedly Ia favor ~
/" Gus = 7GfrIsan, whose interchangeable en-
ergy. iofty amba,itn. sulerior iitellcct,
nobienrss ofsppi. and gustfusIty or heart
wouldeDablehlm tomake Us 4 Represent
ative ofwhons We might well be prond,
and whose life may iongbe spared 70 serve
us. ~, s,s.,.-a Very truly. = -
OAKS.
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We acknowledge The reeeIpg Of an IN
vitatlon TO visit tue Granite Mills on the
iIta Of Max and also a., Invitation 70 slIne
ON The .ssfme day with Col L II. Holt.
presIden. ofN. g. Agricultural ssarlety.
The occasions are rplinientsry to the
press Association ON. c.
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A man Shohassirbtseh .erfh pnllsil,s
one sItlipr. ,pss,l's relied 90 ivfiandy iiFes
Such one avn saw a day VrftYn slnee,
with tie irophis~ OF his hesolsp lor tlis
demons u hiS iofturcj u tsiumpbalit ls'e
sessions rfrm<hs steelc, niIfM 10 hls
ino,te.E 90 Vib son ssob nnslBll
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The p.iiiS 4 hasio.tc observed coincs to
us mud I'd 4 81 an ia ee4e Ia,laost
II istA ~ y DaI1Sv<tskuashh.as, an
fn,m The |,qiI, sfl.snnes'egssass,s e 'l'lng
ygomau aervire for ~ dpfy.s ~. IL
The Hcilgtfson f'ribine has ceased 70
exist, Ffisad Hkrsll s.old osis y sAiasef
A QuIacy, ,fhnImrs ehsnsad the nsnso q
the pspsf tr sta REGISTER. ny
The szaipsriIle llgieliegelscgr has been
sold % ihr Rev ~, Mpryhison, aud NJ.
Julius SyFtviistlt Ink Assh 1seh editorial
charfc ~ 9h5 % q siiki9lelsl.l
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, and
frrsenfxshnpl<omssupcssnesoanlsosi
Thesenp meleven'saip,g slpga
but neesY'wily sSf'naedhsisfio 4 Ina
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Cur mutual 'frlsnd Mill A., London
has been slscnding n fvw days IL town
persuading the people 70 make timely
provision fr their families by insuring ln
tie n. G. Home. itsk
csa. e. ". ptnsnn las heen engaged
Tor the pat lws w~,k,,ip 1veapllfying AID
llom.fyIng the very handsome grounsls OF
my friend Us. Can,.vn, wlsieil 3Fais tS-
,Grtlng soon 10 erect a very nice resldence'
The lolarco market his week has been
ilnodcd with low grades anil somc inc leaf.
rrlcss raIrd gosi. Y bal ,ass hitsgahcrso
goo,l ss &c tl,e ppst fswfwerks. except for
brlghis, wlisb hbs snldathigh iigprcs.
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Since April can,esiisl there have been
fifteen days Of pln. TlctesnprFsiurr has
been low 90 lIse b,onlli. ant aItassslses the
mouth HIS been decidedly dlsagrcable ana
disaniFuus. - Z.
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Yot-SS AMERICA. published rs
Dernoresf y al~o on our .ahIe The little
ones are alwsys deiigiitesf witl II 1sHMe
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i,sea.

Died. artsts
Died IN Person Couniy on The S0.h Of
March 1874. Mrs +. v. Bumnlss in The
esri year ~ her age. ssssas..s i
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A conservative injecting ~ Bingham
Toea sldphsid on tie isd uonrnaied as
delsxaissia tins cp,inis coasuaiium NJ.
AtwAterk fsh Dofbam. William Andrews
!. 4. Welsh, Tl,osJ Oldham and Thoa,as
Durham. 7, -. 80
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GRANGE rs RALLY.
VIZ Rob rs so ri

wsP ROBINSON
p,lSlv1II.E. VA.
Who has Just received Tie following:
so Tons Perug All Guano.
25lrons Tobacco Fertilizer
80 Tons P;,cilic Guano lfor which fhe Is
agent 3UV1I ~ III iii
% Tons Fresh Grovnd. Plastic.
80 Bushels New crop elover s5eetla
100 bushels ofchani Hrass Seed NJ
80 Bushels Herbs tilass Seed ~ Y IN
80 dpz. Wedding and Killing Hocssysui
100 Barrels isime.a HsaN AtsUgi VA bsparIs bn
~ Barrels Cement .1 4GsslNllis " M s'al
X 3V Barrels sesd Potatoes, Tarly Rose,
and Peach BLOW 600 WI ssanSaIR X
l00D Bushels Seed Odts, i'm ss1ssf,s
All Of which he will sell at a small profit.
Call and exiluiinesssrsf uga 80 Il s4fssr
March 1lth, 3m. w. p. ROBINSON =
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Our hiinipg,en letter uaayvidably
crowded OUT.
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State Of NOIth.CaIolila !
sypa1or Cqpn-ORAAGE. e0tNTY,
Ord sIrrrlr fSf I

23rd Marrt 49,.
Copeland Riley and others, Pipin,ifs.
+ HHll ,lseelasg ma 4, a. ssfifkH y snf WILL
I Ia. a. ,,l,tl Rlsf'ifs; ~ krigag,,l y. ~
l'sl Or1ef gtf ~, ffeptic,,. Y e5 N " ~.
J-PBN md fil.r.. i g. ,edhpainl al MS
~ case ,ssna itArfcarfiig II The SatislaclEin az
The cpn tlglt Juli1 II 1.ils,y, Susanna. sarah
Jane md J.,ni :. Riley are ;iba- rsstls,fs III iin
state. u i thereiore ordered ilAt piicaticn Le
made IN the liillshnro Recorder a ncYyiapfr
Successive wesks 'i,is Ms 81 SKA sch6 XVI NJ
ley. Snsnitm. SiEslll Jsite and john s. Eil, ~ De-
Interpretations the CItk ~ the superior Court
Vt Orange cnunty within that time aud 1,tcad,
answer, or demlrtptlIc compliant whltf e md
IN tue eFkls ediee. or the Ptdufin' " ~ aiailv
TO The Court for theItiei dana Hdet lI Mid toHs-
fluiHsin4l Aasaga.s saittf1iell 49, HfnA z Z
Witness George Laws. Clerk Sun4IsfC6eft
Orange County II UEha hT u nIsbgrsgA seitA
GE0kGE LAWS, Clerk
March ssGw. sis IS Salsefiof rouri.
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Odls, Oraagc Go. April 10Th. -

ST Nicholas CIR May Is on eur table. =,
maintains IT. accustomed beauty aud ex-
cclIence. We hspc % find it at length APP
preciaied as Vt deserves. 49,
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naoaias 4 Essn 4 -~ssissloa. ne
Enoarh lsas been ei,scttdtsl fhsafe Tie
succc~hliln.spstsu eftllis dsslralilrusnd
import~at sssrpris4s 4 psHmsnss't ai-
ganIzallsn ,yilI " made next week N
which YqwljI takedus psilcs, y, /
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| sy >ve give l,shsy 4 maulcatio,sfrom
NsbNWsyilIe which w Insert hlplstiue 10
ths BOYS Id Gre Y with nd view Of
| o:& sihx bur cofuuns to d csnhoyersy,
/ NH You'd ls eccssary sIFewi ii give
the IlaNp en4sns IN me priy eIige. ifthey
se@ e reserylhs tooarself mi liberty
The =, ma,ss 49, ! ss.< ran al sr.,rssoro
Ioa sAtsssisy. feshJ Aprflse
JoIhfD Il Aha Mn, Esd :. ny
! psat klH We ihss BOYS IN Cray Of
/ Imgbsn seb,s, ,-4-anong wtosn, ny the
way ven strtes. Va N. &. 'rsnn.s. 6.
Ola; Sia4 Askrsase Represented, - freely acs
knsxas "a 81 MI aeteat " li1khoro, on
| tlit1sth but wethink tIiat poetic justice,
| IL iqast v sof qf.ojY lnstire, / ts4uires
tl'af u shall nppear how wewere defeated.
In the first place. we saw 80 many fair
srattaio,~: we wefe 4 temporarily over
whe:mpd 4cail you blaine ,,ss But we
soon rallied, and lis last slSInnings we
were - To 2v;l'eing fp2 IN oar Jupor.
Who can blame US for being dazzesl dur
I ing the tirstthrse in,,hSsg The wonder i
that weraiIie.i ri alf Hut srcomlBsWe
challenged Ire cadcn of lIor.er and
/ Graves rebooI. pi,d The Cadets aione:: and
lWs" wy. sf.y "ss' p'sse''s WHY ro'
Mr. Graham twhos casl ,comriain ofai,y
thingg who can but admire every thing
VII w a''a"i wv Is i"assu
W'siSat so''ssps .no'sl'l us's' - 't',n
a's' s'vA. 1890. 'as rr.ss. 100
1870 - - s,'. ~. .,'', u,ss
W., VIZ VI f''a .,''sss' ~. - 49,
ns a, Ssra & N. S.. -, ~
s"s ,c'r,'y I, y $3.50 -.
w -. $3.50 fn's' 'Fss1 ~,
N'aao,es'vo - eofs"' ana nc maui ~
ua" NJ. 49,, !. 49, $3.50 - ~, ,s,. -.
O.. a..,s'., .: ., s. ,,,s,,,a,,.d
MI a r','. u, .'S.s ,.,r.,,.
W. M , s n, .,s n, III, 81 ,ss,e
IN, aac..,..t NJ, ma Nv. ~. ! han, "a anal.
,a.... ,,.,,,,.' -. ...a IL ~
ssa,sd ~ 49,,
4 l4 q Hoes In Cravn
p,n.,,., /, /, ,,,, sosh l,Q4t
NJ -i.lil1Zl- I..-.-la-latsgu
/ DURHAM.
DtRiiA,i, April 18th 1871,
I Mr. Js,ilf0f:-Sinee you last iiail i report
rsom Darlian,. afssin have, generally
moye,l along pracslulIy and satisfactorily.
/ We held out Township Convention 10 ,lny
for the ia fi,D-e Of nomination delegates 70
/ the County convenlion.
nnri,nn, claims aul iu.tiy "a. the right
~. r,r...o,af,va ln,onr ny, fe,i.l.,ive
| Ne nave never had one. and our Town,
shlp east. The largest Conservative major,
iiiyas any m The County. We Iay more
tlnxos han all the balance Of the county
and the manufacturing intetess the place
4 have done much for Orange, and largely
t,nsii,i,.S ti,. farmer. and lal.orli,v eh,..,s
generally. rrii gsa 10 isHn1fi
These arguments should We Think, enc
4 little ~ 10 a Representative
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Superior Court for Orange County,
Judge Tdnfssep rtsIdipr. islldw III ses.
sion. ProcesliJgs next ,wsrk,z
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6msr,.%.,.l

In this place on the 9TH Of March by n.
~ Jones E-q MrB. NJ. Andrews and
Miss Fanny r. Anderson daughter Of the
late Nr Thomas Anderson.
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MIN Realms Is making superior
jeiblack ink. l have not seen il, bui am
inIormsl By gentleman from New York.
that Il Is the only JET black Ink made, aud
Is equal, II not supeflut. - any he hasrycr
used. sW f
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Payments alwaysin advance.
loo printing done neatly eileap'y and
promptly.
The New York herald., 1874-08-03
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY g. s74-WuH SUPPLEMENT-
SALES AT AUCTION.

UCTT0N-R. J. 0ARRETTsON AUCTIONEER
~ HAVEN co Will sell at their salesrooms SO East
Thirteenth street. Tuesday Attn Of August l0 O'clock
u general assortment or Household Furniture.
The New York herald., 1874-08-03

All 7TH Ay., BETWEEN 35rII AND s6TH sTs.-A
FL / respectful young girl as cook; would have no
obec with the washin best city reference
from her last niace.
The New York herald., 1874-08-03

AHo WEST Esd STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
AtOO woman cook washer and ironer no objec-
tons the country. Can be seen at her present en-
ployer's.
The New York herald., 1874-08-03

EHH It'll AVA RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO DO
s)OO plain cooking and washing ironing or 10 do
general homework in small private family good city
pferpuca
The New York herald., 1874-08-03

900 9TH AVA PROTESTANT WOMAN AS COOK
CCE washer and roner; is strictly honest and trust
The New York herald., 1874-08-03

spCl widow woman to cook, wash and iron with
child years old and to do housew ora; the child
make herself nseiul objection the country or 10
private boarding hOuse
The New York herald., 1874-08-03

A CHANGE FOR MEN, WOMEN BOYS AND GIRLS
~ to learn telegraphy and take positions. THOMP.
SONS College, ~ 4th ay,, opposite Cooner Institute
yacauOn
The New York herald., 1874-08-03

ECA EAST 9TH ST., BETWEEN AVS. 3 AND c.
OCf As first class cook and assist with the wash
ing and ironing; mako bread and pastry; good city
reference.
The New York herald., 1874-08-03

zoos STH Ay, ONE DOOR FROM I3D STA GOOD
OOL ecok frs.- class bread and biscuit baker; will
ing assist In washing and ironing quiet and obl
ing; city reference.
The New York herald., 1874-08-03

z m EAST 9TH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
sJIV girl as first class cook; objection to hote
ar would go short distance in the country
best city reference.
The New York herald., 1874-08-03

A GENTS wANTED-CTTY AND COUNTRY, TO SELL
n to families and large greatest in
ducement. CANTON TEA COMPANY,
I43 Chambers ST.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-12-16

phenomenon, and declared that as
q musical prodigy the little daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson has
no equal in the world.
Miss Carrie is beautiful and
interesting child, of more than
ordinary physical and mental de-
velopment; is a blonde, possesses
regular features, and is more
striking in appearance than most
children of her age.
Mrs. Simpson is a talented
musician, but the parents have very
wisely concluded not to force the
musical powers of their daughter
by cultivation until she is old
enough to receive thorough in
struction from the very best
masters. The child is a wonder
full musical genious, who would
attract the attention of the whole
world if brought before the public;
and it is fortunate for her that her
parents have the uncommon good
sense to keep the little prodigy
away from the public as much as
possible, instead of bringing her
out as most parents, we fear would
be tempted to do.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-12-16
The Purt,ue College.

The first annual report of the Pur-
due University Estate Agricultural
College) at Lafayette, states the In
stitution was opened September Is,
1874, and forty-six students arc in at
tendance. The course of instruction
includes the following: Agriculture,
chemistry, civil engineering, physics
and mechanical engineering. There
are also past graduate and special
courses, embracing engineering, natu-
raj history, chemistry, metallurgy, and
physics, each as in the regular courses
embracing a number of studies. The
expenditures thus far have amounted
to $196, 6S6,23, which includes the
price of buildings and contents, and
eighty-six and one-half acres of land.
There are in the Treasurer's hands
$4,000. of which $4,000 is due on
account. The amount of donations to
the College. exclusive of the grant of
the United States, is $3.50 900; amount
received from the United States $144,-
255.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-12-16

While the wiseacres have been
laughing at the Secretary of the Navy,
it appears that he has been going
along steadily, working to get our lit
tie fleet into an effective condition,
and now he comes out with his report
and astonishes those who have looked
upon him as an incompetent official,
absolutely ignorant Of the department
of which he is the head. The navy
consists at present of 163 vessels, with
1854 guns. Sixteen Of these are iron
clads, and very formidable war vessels,
while four others, double turreted
monitors, are undergoing repairs, and
will soon be in condition for service.
With the exception of the Secretary e
recommendation of an lcelandic col
ony, which We do not quite under
stand, and which the telegraph has
probably jumbled, the report is able
direct, and business like, and exhibits
a state Of affairs in the naval depart.
ment very gratifying.