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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22
Judicial Sales.

As hi Legislature Is 1901 to convene,
IL would be VOL for the people to slg-
gcst to their chosen Representatives.
some measures Of reform which are
urgently required, and which demand
their earnest, attention. The ctatute
book is full Of laws which should be ex-
plunged therefrom, not only because
their execution has been found TO work
rank injustice, but because they have
failed utterly to fulfill the purpose for
which they were made. .
For instance, the statute requiring all
sheriff's and coroncr's sales to take
place on the first Saturday Of the month
has nothing to recommend II, and we
can not see whom the law maker in
tended to benefit by its enactment. 1t
Is well known that only the sheriff or
can sell property under exccu-
ton. Now, let us suppose that A has u
judgment against 3, and wishes to levy
on one hogshcad OF sugar, the property
Of i. He gets the sheriff to seize the
sugar on the oath Of December. Under
the law, the sheriff cannot sell except
he has advertised during ten days, and
he must, moreover, give three days
notice before he can proceed TO advcr-
tise. Now, the first Saturday of Janu-
airy happens to be q des non SO
that even il the delays had expired
to enable the sheriff to sell on that
first Saturday Of the month, rs the
law requires, he could not Go it, but
would have to wait until the first Satur-
day Of February. Thus, instead OF the
delay OF ten days which the law allows
for the sale OF movables, the sheriff
would have to keep the property under
seizure for II longer time than would be
required for an immovable. As a guar
dian would have to be appointed at a
salary Of not less than fifty cents a day,
and as the sugar is liable to de~teriorate
in value by being kept so long, it will
be seen that the judgment creditor
would be practically deprived of the
remedy which the law grants him to en-
force his rights. This is no fancy sketch,
as we have had occasion to know from
cases coming under our personal obser-
walton.
The only reason which we have heard
suggested in support Of this statute is,
that the public would always know by
this means that all sales take place on
the first Saturday of the month and
would govern themselves accordingly.
We think that that is q poor reason, be-
cause those who take the official journal
of the different parishes In which alone
all judicial advertisements must be
published under existing laws, will be
made aware OF the sales to take place
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22

perfectly certain that neither the Con
stitutiop or this State MOI that Of the
United States will permit. either IN their
spirit pl letter. cities and municipal
tin4 to he governed IN the way ~ lrnrnl
government, strictly by National OF
State Legislation. We refer here parti-
cularly to the quotations from the aieat
iutist, Judge Cooley, Of Michigan.
He is right when he aflirms
in effect that only a heattlnEs
tyfant would venture TO take from the
people the right Of managing. especial
ly IN the imposition Of taxes. their own
immediate local institutions aud con
Germs. mo taxation without representa-
ton was the sacred. imlnutublc prin-
riplc In whicl, we justified to the world
the Revolution which made ts a nation.
Indeed. SO vital Is this principle deemed
IN all our governmental HystemH that
the Mayor Is correct IN surprising Local
sclf-govornmrnt to be If absolute right.
80 that the State In its ambition TO cen
ttali5c power. cannot take II away with
out ctiminulity. violence aud wrong.
With these open expressions OF our
feelings aud views, and perhaps again
having 10 yectr 10 the important doeu-
ment. we do not deem Il necessary NJ this
time TO sty more.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22

We desire to say 70 the business inei
of all kinds and classes In New Orleans
that we are going 10 furnish n daily
paper which will necessarily command
a large circulation, ma II will boldly all
yocate the right aud denouncc th,
wrong. and we confidently look for a
substantial advertising patronage. Ne
advertisement ~ ever yet Issued That
did not pay the advertiser especially
when put In such a paper rs the New
Orleans DEMOCRAT.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22

Oun GnrarEub ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Is
Tho DrMocuar In highly indebted ~ the
city press for tho welcome. moro az lcaa
amiabIc. extended 10 II within tho past
day or two. ON It's not very ambitious
appearance In the newspaper family.
tt wishes particularly 10 express ita
thaka 10 the Rec for itB aaluintions
o than ordinarily kind
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22
1'HE
HuPlt1On CRIMINAL COUNT.

There were only two cases tried In
that tribunal yesterday.
In the cases Of James Duffy aud Rob-
ert MceIian. both charged with curry
ing concealed weapons, tho jury rem.
dercd u verdict of guilty.
Paul Brown, accused Of n5sallting n
policeman, and CASTOR Larclio, accused
Of rape, were arrnigncd and pleaded not
guilty.
Mary EsteIle, accused III murder, was
a%rraigned, but her counsel asked to be
allowed until tomorrow 10 enter her
pleM.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22

well-mcnning political parties. whore a
man may say my liberties aud my pro
perry a1e safe with either o,it contest
Is against n%sutpatlon. despotisia, aud
the viIeHt set Of thieve that ever dis.
gfaued civilization.
Let no good man falteri
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22

Srsarop STEVENSON. Read the mas
terly speech made by the distinguished
Senator from kentucky. in another
column. during tho debate over the
withdrawal Of Mr.. Mcmillan,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22
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Our readers who wish to make d good appear.
ance before their lady friends on Christmas and
New Year, should call on that prince Of hatters
John Friel. who will take great pleasure in fur.
nishing them with something nobby and nice in
the way of a hat or cap. Call and see him at 81
st, Charles street.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22
Tho State Convention.

This body will meet in New Orleans
on the 5th OF January. 1875. Its duties
will be of the most important charac
ter. II will not be u nominating con.
vention. Its duties. SO far as we ear
learn. Will be to elect delegates To the
National Democratic Convention. and
10 issue a national address. and petition
TO the General Government to guaran
tee to this State the government elected
by the people In 1872, and TO overthrow
the Kellogg usurpation. In addition to
these duties. tho convention will create
the State Central Committee. under
whose leadership the Democracy OF
Louisiana will fight the great battle Of
1876.
We might add, that rs the Legislature
will assemble on the first Monday Of
January. the convention may have an
important bearing upon the action of
that body.
These considerations are enough to
show the vital Importance of electing.
rs delegates TO the convention, our
ablest, best and truest citizens.
The future welfare of our State will
depend, 70 a very great extent. upon the
action of the convention. and the
people. who are to be affected thereby.
should register, and prepare to take
part in the primary meetings and cleo
tions of delegates. We hope that Il
citizens will actively participate in this
good work. and that tney will send
their ahlcst representatives to the con
vention.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22
whishySraph~.

Huw rnr REPUBLICANS 90 THEIR MONEY
TO RE-ELECt GRANT Ex-CoLtrCrun y
poems STARTLING aToHy-TBE TT. toUig
ptTttATtON,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22
CITY HdLL.

The City Council met to-day at ].
o'clock in regular session.
Present Hon. Chas. j. Leeds In Tho
chair. and Administrators Bortoli
Brown. Bouny. Landry. Mccarthy and
Pillsbury.
The reading OF the minutes we're dis
pensed with.
Tho Mayor read his annual message,
aud IL was moved and adopted that u
be received and referred TO Commit.
toe Of the Whole.
FINANCIAL AND OTHER ptatNI ss ON FINAL
PASSAGE.
Mr.. Brown called up tho ordinances
described as follows, which. having
been read twice. wore now on third
reading. aud they passed unanimously,
Tho yeas mud nays having bcen called
and all the members present Ut roll call
voting
Providing for the payment Of the sew
c1nl accounts therein nnined, viz Chs.
Pickles. $4,000 20; Jno. Burke, $1,000; q.
Casnnavc. sos 30: l.. Lamothe. AZ IL
w. Brown. M 60.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
by Mr.. Landry. Favorably on peti-
tion Of i. Random to remove his steam
dyeing establishment from No. b5 to No.
- Bourbon street.
ORDINANCES N REVOLUTIONS OFFERED.
BY Mr.. Landry aud adopted
Resolution granting +. Random per-
mission TO move his dyoing establish
mcnt.
by Mr.. Landry. and adopted
RfsOirsd. That the inspectors OF the
fruit and vegetable markets. be and nro
hereby instructed tn prevent the sale ut
retail Of vegetables upon tho levee, be-
tween ~. Ann aud Esplanade streets (,
and be IL further
Resoired. That the inspectors of said
market be and are hereby instructed to
keep perfectly olcar aud unincumbcred
all the b%nnut,cttes and intersections
around said markets, aud be 1t further
Resolved. That no additional charge
Of 90 five cents from corner table shall
be levied upon any fish, game. vegs-
table or fruit stalls. nor any other
stands not specified within tho market
ordinances.
by Mr.. Landry, and accepted
ResOlred. That the bids for tho reve.
nnes Of the following mentioned mar
lfCtu bu mud thcv nrO berehv n1pnpip1
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22
ABOUT A WATCH.

No man lias any use for n poor witch.
Very few men cau rely on their Judgment in
selecting one.
II ~ therefore wise in buying n watch 10 20 10
u house whose reputation secures You against
loss. A. II. GRTSWDID 4 90.
d22 it2dp corner ~ Canal and f,oynl streets.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22

The opinion of the press on the dis.
missal of Henderson is no divided
strictly according TO party lines. There
Is q heavy preponderance against Grant
4 his Cabinet. 1t is no uncertain
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22
Mr.. Landry offered tho following

Mr.. Landry offered the following
Hesoircd. That the Administrator Of
| Commerce. be and is hereby instructed
to advertise in the official journal for
sealed proposals. for the OF the
following markets. to wit: Fruit aud
Vegetable. French Market. Jefferson
CITY, LeBreton, Claiborne. Magazine
and 1t. Mary.
Adopted.
Offered by Mr.. landry and adopted {:
ResOIred. That the bids for the rcve-
hue Of the following mentioned mar
kets be aud the salno arc hereby re.
iected
Jefferson City, 10 jacob Hontz. ............s 70
Ie f,rrton, 10 u. DHnlHgricn .......n..... 10
Claiborne. 10 u. Woiseni,ack ............... $50
Magazine. 10 Mcl'uys .....+..st..... 100
Totni ada. 1905
Offered by Mr.. Landry and adopted /:
ResOircd, That the bids for the revo-
MUGS Of the following markets be and
the same IRE hereby rejected on &C
count Of noncompliance with the terms
of purchase:
Fruit and vegotnbls Market. DutncstreA
rronel, Mprkei. Dbumosiro Frfocchaux.. .... 5000
~. Mary, u. I6inotho. ........o....". go
Totnl. .ts525
Said parties, Administrator said, hay
ing given checks on banks which, when
presented, were not honorcd.
PETITIONS.
A communication from Chief En-
gipecr OConnor and J.. N. Marks, Pres
ident Firemcn's Charitable Association,
asking for repairs To engine houses.
The petition from occupants OF stalls
in public markets, binding themselves
to resist payment OF all stall dues unless
the provisions OF act No. 81, Of 1874,
regulating private markets, be carried
out, was, on motion, rejected by the
Council.
The Mayors annual message, also
the annual budget, will be found In
another column.
DR.. Tebault and delegation from the
prOperty-holders were present during
the reading Of the Mayors message.
Council adjourned.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22

EXPLOSION OF KATIE RICE Mills
BorLER. About 2o'clock Monday morn
ing, while the Katie Rice Mill. owned
by James Wood. was in operation. the
boiler exploded, and damaged tho
boiler and building wall to the extent
OF S25o. fortunately, no n was hurt.
1t seems that it was condemned boiIer
purchased from the Junk shop of Mr.
Schwartz, and not fit for use. As there
was a number of employees engaged
about the mill and liable to be hurt nj
any time, nm inspection of the boiler bv
the proper authorities would be a guar.
antee against accidents in the future.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22
spcclal Notice. 10 the Property Hold

ors' Union The various Ward Unions are. by
resolution Of the Spceinl Committee appointed
by tl,g Central Council. requested ~ hold special
IN tbeir respective hnlls on WEDNESs
A EVENING NEXT. 22d inst, Business III lhe
grsuisst iinportn1ce.
&. IT, TEBAULT. VI d.,
do u Chairman Executive Committee,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22

Fifth Ward Tho Democratic md Censor
vntiye voters Of tho Filth Ward nre invited 10 at-
tend u meeting Of tho Central Club. To take place
on THURSDAY, Dec. ~, ut = O'Clock y. M. ut the
Perfect Union Lodge HILL. on ltnmpart street,
between ~. Philip nud Duiuaiuo. for the Dut-
pose ~ se'cetiug Judges and Commissioners for
tho election NJ Dolcgates 10 be- held Dee. 30.
LION QUEYIsOUIE. President.
A. g. LANDRY, Acting Beerctary. deg IT
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-23

' Il pdhlicO sn general, assgurando no sendEAR
nada que desoar, pues Ell efecto cuenta con una
eecOoida seryidumbre, espacios0s cuaItOs para
familias, cantina bien provista,. bafios frios o
calientes la 6rden, barbero g. Il !; todo pre-
clos eouitativos al alcarce de todas las foitunaf.
On empleado del Hotel va boz slemp5e {
los Sres. pasageres encargarse della conduc-
Glen de sus eqnipajes en- un bote especial man
dado construir expresamente para este servicO
con mocioa mecanica, que le impele mas veloci-
dad oue una maQuiLa de vapOr, espaclO sui.
ciente para conducir yeinte ycuatrO persons
con sus maletas de viaie, el cual estA adisposi-
cion de los Sres. pasageros para pasear por
bahia. San Tomas Is de Enerl de 1S74.-FGOl0~
06vd0UN s ~ 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-23
Perfumerla Victoria,
RIGAUD Y COMP.
r.n Dnn.&o
pRODUCrOs Ys.ANGysLA;NGoT ;N0oTt,
8. rue Tioienme, Paris.

pwODECrOs Ya.ANGl LAM ;Noo,tado
extradode Ia Usena Odorotissa perfume p,,estra
"a Manila excaslyaments preparado para nu'''-
Exraso Ramss Dc Asets DE- Yam
N 70 .e1co de Ylangyang; Aqua de tocador us
gfIangyang; gi Polvos de arroa de Ylansylans' o0'0
Cream de Ylangylang. .mEnw
Color;oeno Rgaud en- "a dias, devuelve 81 capei,O
-, rmitivo color ain manchar e CUTS nj ensncar Ia
ropa Enseramente inofensvo, este proouc'o ho oou'
tiene nitrate de plata.
.sbon Miranda, de jugo de Ero de schaga, ei mas
sdave mas smolisnte sl mas perfecsO de todOs TO-
iabones de tocador. -, II
oabeo. iacsrle crecer darls suavidad briiiantez
Aoua de KanaagG, nueva aqua de stococador de-
Japon. extraida del Pirus Jap6nica.
Ertracto de Kanasga, para sl pahuelo obtenido POI
Ia dsstiIacion de las flores del Pirus Jap6mica.
Aowo de flores dc Lirio Rigawd, para blanquear }
aterciopelar el cfrtis.
Dsp6sito en- las principales Perfumerla y Peluque
rfas, en- Puerto Rico, 20
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-23
Ayiiso al pdblico.

Los medicamentos Holloway son falsi6cados en- Nue.
a-York con 81 titulo de Holloway Cs y en- varios
puntos de Ia America Espanola hay spgetos POGO es-
crupulosos que venden los artlcules espurOs precos
baratos Tengase presene que los remedios genuinos
son elaborados solamente en- 81 establecimspto del
Professor HOLLOWAY, 533, Oxford Street L6udres.
Como no permite que las medicinas question
compradas por sasa alguna de los EstadOs Unidos,
sodO medicamento que con u noabre do H0ILLowAY
exportado de dicho pals para vendidO debe con-
s;derarse como falsifcsdo.
[ada cags DE Pttdords bots de Unoieato Dda acom-
p6AadOs De amplias styGccOass en- eaa0s Tssatsvas
al asodo de usdr los medicGment0s
Los remedies vendsn en- cajas bOtss pos f0dos
los principales boticariOs del mnndO entero pro-
pietario, 81 Professor Holloway, esablecimisnto
533. Oxford Street. L6ndres. ss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-23
HOTEL I BANE DBL '1NIVERO.

nj que suscribe, dueo de dcho ESTABLISHMENTS, par
ticipa aus muchos amigos cOnstanfss favOrecederss
de ssa looalidad del exterior, ans slgendo en- %
mesa de an casa todos los adelantos que ls Coca
patbes sin perdonar ninguna class dc secrfcio para
msntener nalterable el credto de que vene disutan
do Dor bondad de sus numerOsos parroQuianos; con-
tando con un sufciente ndmero de c6modas ventila
das habitaciones con espacioso y hssco eomsdsr
entenddos dependencies para todOs los servcios do 10
casa no omitira medic aguno para dear conplacido
tedo sl que se dgne honrarle su asisencis. Gale
de Tetuan, mum. 9.-Pusrto- RicO 81 dc Agosto Do
1S7A-Onofre Nicolau.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-23

Psse del Havre Bordeaux Puerto Rico
Rora $16l-Entrepuente $50 IS sssa
PASSAGES DE FANIILA. ss..a.ss s3.7
PASSAGES vUELTA. ssss sA.srs
arTRRColONlAlEs. ss.a@#s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-23
Almacen-Taller.
Gale de San Jxst0 Nstmer0 10

Sc venden muy baratos los artfculos siguientes
L6mparas faroles de diversas formss; OtrOs OBJ
ist0s neCesariOs toda clase de alumbrado.
Tuberfa de hiearO plomo de varios diametros.
Bombas distintos precioa para sacar aqua.
Sc hacen trsbajos de installation y reparscion dom
clio, para surtir do aqua gas
Drjirse para los pedidOs Osros dstalles dichO 60
kahlacimiAufo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-23
Unguento Holloway.

Este incompatible BalsamO sana los MALES DE
PlkRNAS de PECHO, las Llagas Antguas, aun
esas Ulceras cuyo Or1gen convene mencOnar en-
un anuncio p1bco. Para todas las ERUPCIONES
cutAneas no hay remedio igual al UNGUENTO HO-
LLOWAY, al que millares deben la salvscion tanto
de sus Brazos Piernss como de su existencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-23
Plldoras Holloway.

Las virtudes dc esta admirable medicna son espe-
cialmente etcaces para expulsar de la SANGRE tOda
impureza- En- los de debdad ella es incompara
bic, al paso que cura radicalmente las INDIGESTIO
MES los des6rdenes generates de HgadO, del Est6-
mago de los INTESrINOS, restableciendose, como
por canto, el vigor la saud normales Dchas Phi.
doras remueven asimismo Las dolencias que suelen
afigir las MUJERES al legar estas Ia edad critica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-23
DB IA VIRItIDAD:

ner su complete restabecmiento; enssya HkdiGe der
habitos soltarios del coptago seguido de observa
clones s0bre la espemAtorrea Ia impoenca la esteri
ldad etc; el tratamisnte de las Stills de la Gonorrea
de Ia RsnOrraga; cura del contagio sin msrcuria
su prevention usaudo u Fepsa del sutor. lSU INFAII
BILE LOCI0N.) ts 8 sssf.s8ssa. s.
In tomo en- g con l6 l4minas sstampadas eon tjnta
de color, al preCio de un peso, franco de porte Ven
denss estas obras en- L6ndFes, domielie del autor
-, A11InGA1xI &Z12M1. Barceo-
PARIS, Braches T. Ahbays, 8, Ana6rica, los agentes
del Cosveo de DhrGmar, y q Admor. del BoLETIN. g
Los enfsrmos pueden dirigirse por correspondents
en- espaia 81 Dr. Curtis para consultarls 81 Doctor
ensiarA sus pbraa, franco de- poFts medAnts IN peso
fnsrte cada ejsmplaF opya sqma - pueds FamitE %
salIoa da cuaiquiaF pals. I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-23
Hotel Internaciiona1,
CALLR PRINCIPAL.
Erenss al banco y clsb International
de San Thomas.

EEL que su5cfibe, propietarfo de este c6mOdo
estabiecimiantO, situado en- 10 maf c<ntricO de
{. Gale del COmercio, cerca de los mnelles, con
kernnesss vistas del puerto dc la Ciudad, tie
ne al honor de- ofracerlO aus numerOeOe amigo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-23
COnPANIA REAL DK vARUKBS COKkkUS I'M

Ell GOBERNO DE B. M ) 3
nANT EUROPA Y 0TseOs PAlsEs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-23

Los vapores "Puerto- Rico y 'sPonce' si-
|guen su carrera desde Liverpool para los varioa
puertos de esta Isla. $500 =. y.
Par informes referirse los Sres. White,
Forman y G, :" dc Liverpool.o q los repre-
Isentantes. sres Latimer G, ., San Juan.
---Sres. Llauri Borda y G, ,Mayaguez.- Vie
chersy G. =, Ponce.
J Legftimo Gnano del Peru q $S5 tonelada.
! Unico dep6sito en- La Isla, almacenes de Llau-
ri Borda Comp.-Mayaguez.
Companfa de seguros contra Incendios
denominada.
North British & Mercantile Insurance Com
pany L6ndres.
!. Con IN capital de diez millones de pesos.
Para informes J seguros dirigisse q sus agen-
tes,---l4lsali B0rda J G, : Mayaguez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-23
o B r A s
DEL DR.. J. L. CURTIS
MedicO cons@ltor.
ne 1nBtruc-
GUA MRDICA DBL MATRINONI i:'ss;: :.ss;:! ':s: 81:

Acompafada de direcciones personales de fmportat
ella vital dedicadas los casados solteros de ainbo
sexos Por 81 medico consultor On tomo en- 80 de 2Ol
paginas un peso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-23
NULVl LINRA DR. VAPORRs HSPANOLRS

Y PaEHsTO-RxCO
per6hco
hasa aQuL it IS
los
imery
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-23

:, Nuesitss 81 D. r s.bebes 81. s p..ls
S oSomp BaraCoa, sfes Menea Hobs S & Ora s~OA ls
--AguaaIis a. Ans henanos A sstK Esrmn Bernsu
no de ascsSs 80 asA S6a ~9np Paso sres frar Hen
a 80 ngnass osae Aaechei Comp
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-23

CoNsIGNArAR10s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-23

ila ga dfa dc Ia Habana ell vapor Fes
De Paerto- Plata el 10Y llegah
q Mayagtie= al IL.
| De Msyasiisz el IL , llegars
AguadilIa oil 13.
De Aguadiila el IL y IIegara Pasf
to Rico el 4.
! De Puerto Rico el II y lIagAIA
bSan Thomas Ell Is.
lRN0.
De Caba q 20 J lIegsra 1 Balsss
De BaraCOa j % J llsgark tElila'
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-12-17
Large Farms

|. One Farm 2l0 acres, fair Improvement, 80
cleared. - miles from square.
2 One Farm 400 acres, the mode, farm OF ia.
first class buildings, miles from square.
3. One Farm 100 acres, fine improvements, IL
miles from square.
A. One Farm 2l0 acres, brick improvements,
good orchard. etc g, l mile from square.
s. One Farm 800 acres, first class improve
menis, orchard, , miles from square.
Is, One Farm lao acres, good dwelling and
stables II miles from square.
:. One Farm 6U0 acres, 80 acres bottom, 200
cleared, 81 miles from square.
= One Farm 800 acres, 200 cleared, & miles
from square.
g. One Farm l23 acres, splendid water power,
3! miles from square.
10. Az Excellent Farm containing 200 acres of
good Land in fine order, II miles from
Court House Square-house and out
buildings in good repair. Also large
ont building suitable for many Manutac-
turing purposes with Steam Engine If
required, will be sold very low to a cash
purchaser.
II. One Farm 240 acres, : room brick house,
out buildings. etc, mile from square.
~ One Farm 2~0 acres, well improved, fine
farm 81 mile from square
-. A fine Farm containing about 800 acres
situated in Cobb County, miles from
Count House, on the W n A. X X,
good place for Stock Farm well tim
bered and watered-wiIl Ice sold at a
bargain, could he divided into four good
farms.