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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-19
Plldoras Holloway.

Las virtudes Dc esta admirable medicna son espe
claineute eieaces para expulsar de la SANGRE toda
mpureza En- los casos de debiidaG ella es neompara
bic, al paso que cura radcalnente las iNDIGESiTlO.
NEo y los desordsnes generates de Higado, del Est6
mago, y de los INTESrINOS. restableci6nduse como
por en- canto, e vgor ia salud normales Diehas PHI
doras renuevan asi mismo las dolencias que suelen
ahigir las MUJERESa al lleoar estas Ia etsd cr(tca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-19
BE ven.le por menos

''oF una casa muy c6moda para mucha familia
i q ealle Real de AguadiIla que produce Ell
''c slrloa, tambien Sc venden propieda1es de
.t JnIormarau, Da Maria Asuncion Ceballos en-
D Ia FI's " Federico Frere en- Hatilo, el CAPTAIN
Gsr.. SSlaO Rubio en- la Capital en- esta Admins
Vu, "A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-19
+ rCIGARRILLOS.

Con 30 amos de esndios las prneipales oapitales
de L6nres Paris, y ulmaInenie gu Barcelona, STEM
inventor del nuevo sistema CORDIGLlA-TIPO v
prpmado varias posicionoS por el relieve per-
feccon de etraoS Mr.. Cordgtia tiene e honor de
ofrecerse al pubico de esta Capital la cGe de San
grale exposition de retratos de todas cases tamaos
vistos esta pobacion, para que las persOnas
de buen gusto integentes puedan juzgar antes de
retratarse.
Mr.. Cordiglid trao una nueva naquna para que las
reproaueciones de los letratos pequenos puedan
mentarse hasta el tamano natural Ultima perfection
Sc fotografa Sol sin 6l, dsSde las de la ma
mana hasta la de Ia tarde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-19
I'm mprenta
De M. BALLESTEROS.
MAYAGUEZ.

Be imprimen en- precios VesdGaeramente m6d;cos. to-
ia ciase de trabajos por dificiles que parezcan.
ioyraas cGrteles para todo genero de sspectzeulo
Sc haran en- tpos aprop6sito Ia hora que Sc pidan
Los trabalos que Sc hagan de nocbe no strirn ate
racsOn en- los prccos; sendo quaes los que 90 cobreu
Dor ell dia-Calle de la Candelaria MIN. d. 1I1i
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-19
Gran SuItilO De malGraS aInericsnaS
SUPERIORES.

Tablas, tablones y ycuartones de piehipsn de todc.
gruesos; tablonco machiembrsdo; tablas de pino ,a
osdas classes tejamani. Ademas, Jarcia clavos.-De
genta en- Ell anacen de d. Martin j. Reyes.-Marina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-19
Il pdblic'.

ailsentarse su emo Sc yende Ell estahlecimien-
ssc ppsFia sitpa'io frente la CpIIa de San Fan
shios. ~ cue Ia interespn puelen hacer sus propo
---,-es -s . su possedor. II l-amadi1d. 1-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-19
De San Thomas 4 la Capital.
Ojo, que interesa.

Sc solcicta una mujer que acompaiie otra enferma
del mismo sexo la Peninsula.
En el estabecmiento de ID. Jose Helnaiz, informa-
ran. o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-19
AL pdblico.

W.. or 'ener que ausentarse gu dueno Sc venden las
isclas sl del establecfiento de puperia dsnomina
s.. y ttas Para mas inform-s pusden dirigrse al
~'-O ode aOnde habita.-Miguel Amilibia. 1-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-19
Venta de casa.

Sc vende la casa ntmero 1S, frente la que habita
D. Julian Pagani, cale de O'dOnell, para nformes
dirgase su dueno cale la Cruz, esquina la de IL
Luna, ntimer0 23. 2-l2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-19

Pabhase ese peiodico los donlngO miereoles
gas los suscsiptores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-19
Unguento Holloway.

Este imeomparable Balsamo sana los MALES DE
PlERNAS RyNA de PECHO, las Llagas Antiques aun
esas Ulceras cuyo oI1gen no convene mencionar en-
un ahunelo pnbllco Para todas las ERUPClONES
cutaneas no hay remedio igual al UNGUENTO HO
LLOWAY, al que millares deben la salvacion tanto
de sus Brazos Piernas como de su existencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-19
M L 8 c a /.

Fl professor ST. Sarriera, acaba de rccibr otro pueyo
enrtido dc nilscs impresa rara canto y piano Los
que deseen vera poran pasarse cale de Ia Fortaleza
tnliihero principal de Ii de la tar,le como en-
on ias ocaslones Fe otrece de al publico para
dar Iereiones de piano canto Las persopaa eve se
d gnen hoiirarle 8-Io
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-19
INTtRESA.
SASTRERIA De PRAVIA,
CAPITAL.

E cue suscribe, du"o de este antique est bl cimien
to sito en- la cale de San Francisco numero Al hace
saber al pnbico general sus copstantes favore-
cedores en- particular, que de hoy adelante hace
una notable rebaa los precios de hechura de prem
das de que lie encarguen, pronetiendo la vez
satstacer los exgentes caprichos de la lnoda por
gual precio al que estabeeimientos de lujo 10
hagan
Otrece tambirn por I'M precio m6dico, cortar tola
ciase de prendas de vestuario va aquelas de drill
casimr otro genPro asI las de unifsl me para
nilitares, garanizando los que gusten IA ayoree,r
son el pago del vaor de tea 81 e rabsoquese lie con
ie resultase def, ctuoso por faltas del corte.
Puerto Rico de Agosto de le75.--Josf niaz Me
nenlez. 10 -12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-19
CJnsulado Britanico.

---O-
La correspondence Sc Celr@ en- este Consulade Ice
dias siguientes: : =
Para Inglaterra, Espafa !
Franca, Alemania, tods
Europa ASIA Santhomas, Ell 1916 l9v q.
Pacffco, TERRA frma las
Colonias Inglesas.
Para la Habana Mejico. sEl dia l6.
Ia Plata. Ell Ga ~.
Para santo Domingo. Los dlas 2 y Is.
amsricanoe IL Is.
- Wa de Jamaica.
Segun disposition del Gobernador Bri;Auico en- los
d'as de correspondence para Europa, lac csrtas 20
traeran este Consulate hasta la una del dia sin n
ia hasta las con una muta de 10 chtayos porcars
tn, exeeptO las que eclen en- 81 buzon con las ssIoa
tagfeses necesarios.
Cnahdo el franqueo es forSoso las cartas puestas
On buzon no son franqueadas puedsn ser On yaas
el yAnOr inpl64 - VI '''"~~
The New York herald., 1875-10-08
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY s. 1876 TRIPLE SHEET

the same being Arm advancing tendency The
engagements follows To Liverpool ~ steam OOO
bushels grain 3D. standard and 24OO bushels % Date
last evening weeks shipmcnD, ~ c1zd hsd' 70
London by steam bbs sugar 32s ID TO BRISTOL by
steam, 1900 bushels grain AZ "a, and 20 hmll,
charters British bark hence Cork Tor orders WIN
1000 quarters grain 6s 3D. Norwegian SHIP 81 lilo
register hence bordeaux with general cargo a.
lump not made public; British bark hence % Nor
gan Pin, with 200 bbls naphtha az os "a Norwegian
bark hence 20 direct port IN the United Kingdom with
LOO bbla refined do and refined petroleum, on private
terms; British ship from Philadelphia 20 Antwerp or
Bremen with 1000 bbls refined petroleum. At ~ Isd Tree
81 consignment; another sandy Hook. also nom
Fhladepha 20 Antwerp Bremen with 1000 bhs DO DO,
~ A. Cd British Ship from Philadelphia 70 Antwerp
Bremen with 1000 bbs do. do, at 4s I'D Norwegian
bark from Phadephia to Cork for orders with $500 guar
eis ~ grain at s 3D. another recharter hence TO do
do With $500 DO. do at 6s Cd another hence 70 Dun
dhlS direct with TOO do do At 6s Cd Italian bark,
hence 20 Cork for ORDERS with 34OO do. do 6 I'D
austrian bark hence 70 do do with 1000 do do at Is 3d.
an Italian bark hence to do do, with 1850 do do.
~ Cd AN italian bark, hence Naples with 400
hhds tobacco, 32s. Cd British bark hence Haye
with ioUO bbls crude petroleum and naphtha 4s Cd
The New York herald., 1875-10-08
THE SALES TO DAY.

The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag-
regated 107, 800 shares, which divided among
4ctve stocks follows New York Central and Hud-
'on, $40; Erie, l, 400; Lake Shore, 23,250; Clevc-
and and Pittsburg, $40: Northwestern, 100; do
preferred, 800; Rock Island 1OO Pacific Mail TO- 900;
st. Paul. 1000; do preferred, 240; ohlos, 5000;
Western Union, 1910; Wabash, 600; Union Pacific,
1885, c., c. and l. c. 100; Panama 100; Missouri
Pacific Is, 600; Atlantic and Pacific preferred, 3,4jo;
New Jersey Central 1880; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 1900; Hannibal and st. Joseph, 100.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The change 10 closing prices since yesterday is as
folows.--
ADvAScE,-New York Central, y; Ohio and Mssis-
sppi, y; Quicksilver, q 81 Paul common =.
DEcLNE.-Atautic and Pacific Railroad preferred 4 /;
Delaware and Laokawanna = Erie. = Hannibal and
81. Joseph, y; Northwest common Is do preferred
u Pacific Mail, q Rock Island a St. Paul pre-
feFred, Il Wabash, u Western Union. Z; Missouri
Pacific, 29s; Michigan Central y; Erie 10 London u
STATIoSARY-Lakc Shore, Union Pacific Cold.
The New York herald., 1875-10-08
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT FIRM-TUTUREs
QUIET AND sTEADY-FLoUR DULL AND
HEAyY-wHEAr DULL AND wEAK-coRN
EAsER-oATs HEAvY-gYE DULL AND NoAiI-
NAL--BARLEY TIRM-BAI.LEY MALT FIRMER-
PORK DULL-LARD sTRoNG-PETRoLEUM
DULL AND EoMISAL-NAvAL STORES QUIET
But sTRoSG-mDEs sTEADY-oms QUIET
AND sTRoNG-wHIsKEY sTEADY-FnEIGuTs
sTRoNG-HEMP AND JUTE QUIET AND STEADY
GUNNIEs QUIET AND NOMINAL COFFEE
sTEADY-sUoAR SHADE BETTER
THURSDAY oct 7-6 p. NJ
Trade matters we're much tho same to-day as they
were ycsterday-there being moderate degree Of
activity in the merchandise markets generally while
there we're FEW decided changes Flour was dull and
heavy. Wheat dull and weak. Corn was easier
oats were heavy. Rye was dull and nominal Barley
malt was nrm. Pork dun Lard was strong
Cotton the spot was Grm. Futures we're quiet and
steady. Petroleum dull and nominal. Naval stores
quiet and Hides steady Hemp Jute
quiet and steady. Oils quiet aud strong. Gun.
mics were quiet and nominal. Groceries steady.
CoFFEKThe market for Brazs was steady with the fol.
lowing sales $50 bags Rio Atlantic on private terms
and Baltimore 1000 bags do New Light "a resacj
2o6c for low fair and 5000 bags do Gamalica pri.
Mild conces steady. The stock mild
coees foows;-Java. grass mats 402JO; Singapore
9,454; do. do. Ceylon, 3e3 bags; Maracabo 5a22 do
Laguayra 1888 do Manila, 5000 do Total III 3ss bags
200 Java fJ4 do singapore We quote ordi-
nary cargoc l91c 19sc iair do 2Osc a2Jsc good do
2lc a2i prime do 2 10 a21 1c exteme range lots
lej4c. 2224c Santos fair TO good 2oj4c 2i4c, gold,
ninety days; Java. government bags 2oc. nc. do.
grass mats 27c. 29c.; Singapore do. 22c a 24c
Ccyon 2ic. 22e. Maracaibo 2o1sc 23c.; Laguayra,
2o1Sc. 2lJlc; jamaica is1sc. 20c.; ST. Domingo,
lee Istsc Porto Rico 1916. Gle. Costa Rica sc
22c Mexican, 20ISc s2isc. Mana, 21c 22c; Angos-
tura, lsc he; sayana. 2oc 22c Curacca, l9c .
coke.
COrroNThe market for spot cotton opened with sellers
generally asking advance ~ &c d. which checked
business subsequently, holders offered 70 sell at 1sc
over yesterdaYB quotations, and lair business
The New York herald., 1875-10-08

acted upon this basis 70 which conform quotations IN
the afternoon the disposition sell general
and without essential decline the market feeble closing
Wh iu0fc sellers than buyers Exporters gem
ery n the market, the Liverpool quotation being 6d
while costs 7'ad 70 lay cotton down IN Liverpool
without commission According private cable
the Liverpool market opened hrm with a
good demand ~ an advance of Lied ruled decid-
eddy quiet, but closed best reports from this
side o the advance futures The market opened
quiet yesterdays closing prices advanced lc on the
strength n roaewcd demand 20 shorts subsequently
lost A the advance again advanced 32e l-l6c. and
finally closed quiet and steady this Improvement
quote October, ~ 32c November, ~ a2c aI3 lice.
December. l3c l5 li1c January l3 lbc Is S32c
February, NJ 9a2c l3 a.ioc March, l3ae - lT32c
April, ~ 2332c laAc May, l3 l5-l6o. I3 3l-32c.i
june ~ i2e "a S-l0c,; July, ~ slice. ~ &c;
August IA 7.tsc. li1sc. Quotations based on
American standard OF classification and cotton in
rnnning N Auniiy not more than ha grade above
The New York herald., 1875-10-08
5,5es 35,9l7 1l6,2i4 13,434
77.522 s2,775 34,147 =
s3.G07 5i,o01 327,oi7 2.97l
1904 s0.5e5 cO.Oi9 3,4o2

We quote Fair refining. 7azc. good &C. Cuba,
grocery air choice. sac nssc do, centrifugal hhds
aud boxes, Nos. to rs, -. ec do molasses hhds
and boxes G1.e T5sc Porto Rico refining, common 10
prime, 7'sc sl6ci do, grocery, ar g choice, SMc
standard AZ lOtc. lDac on a, lurac. lO5ac
crushed Ike; powdered lO,sc grannlecd l16c vel
low 0c agasc extra X. N84c. Toe. cut lont llsac
SfEARfsE was qniet and without further change Tho
sales we're 1900 abs Western at i3ac and 20 lbs At
l1t6c.
ftLLow was quiet Tie sales osooo lbs, in lots,
10aac. q l0iSc
tribe demand sales t30 bNls Ht 81 tts vi 10
FRgfGmrs-The market berth tire gltA quiet but
The New York herald., 1875-10-08

IHV - ~ ~ IIV70Iy al'1 IlIay wore as I0I-
iows:-B Weber, 100000 at 1l60o& a ll8935f;
Marx Co., $25O,00O at 1i6 90; $3.50 900 al ia 81.
Horace Manuel Co., $4,000 al 116 81 a 1895. j. q
Scott, 100000 a. 1852 a 1lLo3 John Wallace
$40 900 al 1861; White, Morris 4 Co, $1,000 al
1IG90 W. T. Hatch a Son, s35 900 at 1895 10;
S. 900 at 1i6 05; 81 500 al IIs oo Martin Bunyon
S. 900 al 1890 Total, 81 900 600
The specie shipment 70 Europe to-day amounted to
s258, 60 of which s77,5OO was gold bars; remainder
SILVER bars
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY
Tho Assistant Treasurer paid out to day $4,000 gold
on account 81 interest aud $4,000 IN redemption OF
nye-twcnty bonds Tho Withdrawal Of United states
Bonds acnosisid 10 Tue Treasury " secure national
The New York herald., 1875-10-08
MEMORANDUM


incident TO reported iaiure The following statement
In regard 10 the Gorham Manufacturing Company was
issued this afternoon: n:-"John Gorham, Of Providence
President Of the Gorham Manufacturing Company went
to protest on his personal paper New York the 5th
inst His failure occasioned by large real ope-
ratons In New York and Boston, and in way impairs
or Affects Tho credit standing Of the Gorham Manufsc-
turing Company ny member Of IL Their credit is
doubted and their resources amply sufficient to main
tain the hitherto cnviab'c reputation Or the company"
The failure of large sugarrcning house in Glasgow,
Scotland, involving heavy Liabilities, and possibly sew
eral establishments In Crcenock, also announced.
There are rumors with reference the Baxter Canal
Association but the facts arc not yet such shape
warrants publication In this department
The New York herald., 1875-10-08
BANK SHARES.


Bank shares sold at So Tor German-American and
o55S for Fourth National The latest bids
exed:-Amerca, $50; Central National, 99 Chatham,
1856; Chemical, $50; City, 300; Commerce, 1855
Corn Exchange 1So. Fourth National, e576; German
American, 81 Cold Exchange l2oi Gr0cers' loo II.
wing 1So Mercantile 100; Merchants, 12l; Merchants
Exchange, lo3 New York. 13115; New York National
Exchange, 1o2; North America, 1908; Phoenix, 9Sh
ST. Nicholas, 1o3; Union, l44H.
STATE BONDS
State bonds dull, the only transactions having
been in District OF Columbia 3-65's at 65k, and Ten
old at g. The Board Of Audit Of the District OF
Columbia have suspended any further issue Of 365
bonds for the present The total amount issued will
not exceed S12, O0O0
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
The New York herald., 1875-10-08
CLOSING PRiCEs-3P. y.
THK MoNKY MARKEr.

Money continues 70 show hardening tendency and
the symptom is a welcome one. Call loans to-day we're
made al 81 and per cent with a close at and 21S
per cent Commercial paper found market at 56 and
per cent Foreign exchange closed quiet:-Prme NOM
inal rates, s0a4s4; selling rates, 47sl6 70 and
As2h 4s3g reichmarks, gs7S 941S and 95}s 95J4 ;
cables, 96& prime Paris 5.231s 500
GOLD MARKET.
Gold closed al III, the two extremes or the day hay
Ing been A6H ll76. Tic rates paid for borrowing
were l-o2 l-lO ana I64 per diem aud u 8 and per
cent per annum Loans we're also made fat The rag
dollar worth S. AL
The New York herald., 1875-10-08


Included il the above s33 bales e arrive.
For delivery sales follows Yesterday
after H. M.-Octohcr 200 bales At IL 332c GOO az
l36c: November IL 29-32c 600 ~ - l6c 100
Al ia 3l-3ac 100 AZ he December 24OO u 3ls32c
100 at rs l5ldc 100 at l3c January, 100 ~ 10 ls2c
Io1 At IL i6c February zoo at IL Sde, 100 at l3 10
5ldc March, 400 ~ is 7-l6c.. 500 NJ l3 5-c April,
2O ~ * ~ i2c 500 at l3 l6c 800 az ~ 2sci May,
200 AZ 1895, lO0 l3 l56c Total, l26O0 bales To-
day up 70 +. M.-October, 100 at Is 733c., loo
At l3c 100 g 13 92c 900 at l3 5l6c. 500 az l3 92c
la4c 300 1t - 732c, 900 at l34c, 20 l3 732c.,
100 az l3t4c., 100 at l3 Ta2c November, 800 At
iiae, loo ~ ~ i;52c 900 at ls5ac, 100 az az 10
l3 Lice, 900 l3 -32c 1900 &c., 300 13 32c;
December 1900 l3c 600 IS l-a2c 800 al lee
LOO at l3 lc 100 at &c. 200 at II 81 32c 200 l3c,
100 a. rs 3@c 100 at II 81 32c COO l3c january 400
a. ~ 3s2e lU q lasc 500 AZ ~ 52c 10 az l3 slice,
1903 - o32c 500 at l3sc, 100 Is 332c, 200 at
l3 Lice, 100 ~ Is 332c OO l3 &c., 100 l3 l32c,
400 at IL l-ltc 800 IS 32c 100 13sc; February
- i332c 20J 10 l32c 400 aat l35sc, 200 l3c.,
100 Is 932G March 100 1875 100 i3 9l6c 100 at
l3 i9.32e., 100 At 1895, 500 At II 1880;
TOTAL $500 bales Grand total, $1,000 bales.
The receipts the port follows Galveston 0S3
New 1reans SOl Mobile o46 savannah 3s22 Charles
ton So2y Wilmington, 22l Norfolk le3 Baltimore,
1922 This day last week 46I This day last year 39s
Total since September !, 26fs54 bales Cotton freights
closed as follows ITO Hayre, BY steam Ac Mc To Ham
lc. compressed 10 Liverpool. by steam Tied 1ad by
sail a-Ibd
FLOUR AND GRAN-Recepts-F ls, ,776 bbls wheats
1881 bushels corn ESQ do oats 27 976 do corn
meal 100 bbs rye, 450 bushels; barley, 3472 do barley
malt 29OSs do. The nuur market generally dun and
heavy, with sales in nt decline OF lOc
Dbl Including state western and Southern the sales
prise 1900 bhis at the quotations appended Rye -four
steady. Corn meal fairly active aud firm. The
sales 500 bbls and 800 bags "a Is for Brandy
vine NJ 65 3 10 for Western and So 80 So 10 for Jer
The New York herald., 1875-10-08
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
The following arc the Philadelphia stock quotation
CALIFORNIA NEWS.

San Francisco mining quotations for to-day not at
hand The treasure shipments from San Francisco to
New York for the past week amounted to 5000 45 The
Branch Mint IS fully employed coinage, principally
OF bullion from the Bonanza mines which show in
creased product The large mill of the California
Mining Company will, II is expected, go into operation
about the 1st Of November Its capacity sufficient
extract from ST. 500 900 to S. 100000 per month from
Bonanza ores. The officers of the Bank Of Caifor-
MA say that Of the millions Of dollars lent by the bank
upon mining stocks since its organization its losses
have not quite reached $50 600 and that where has
lost dollar on loans to mines 1t has lost twenty
loans 70 merchants The Marposa Tunnel is 1856 feet
long and has passed through the hard rock into softer
ground. The heading is in which is either
the spur the main Of the great mother lode
OF California.
The New York herald., 1875-10-08
FINANCIAL.

ToHN s. PIERCE NO PINE STREET LOANS
money without bonus, approved real estate IN New
york brooklyn ana Westcheser county, also purchases
Mortgages ~ lowest rates.
The New York herald., 1875-10-08

99,3fO 3O,44i 109,4l5 14,1OS
1894 s,l7S S,2I3 =
, 1875-02-03
NEW I'D VERTISEMEN

DIETER MATTHIAS ANDERSEN, Underdom-
= mer og Skriver paa Den St. Thomas iAmeri-
ka' ,ej6r vitterligt, at efter Begj@ring af Overrets-
prokurator HEIBERG som Sagf6rer for A.C.
ARRU f6dt BLACKWOOD og Hgtef@lle JUAN
ARR i%ndstavnes herved, i Medf6r af allerh6ies-
te Bowling af 20de August 1874, Enhver, som
MATTE have ihande en- afMARIA BLACKWOOD
og j. BLACKWOOD til NJ. M. CASTELLI den
3dio JUL 1857 udstedt og den code 5. NJ. tinghest
Obligation for 1857 ga cents med Pant i Halvde-
len af Eiendommen No. % ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i
Byen Charlotte Amalia paa st. Thomas, hviIken
Obligation err bortkommon og saaledes, skj6nt ind
fret, like kan udslettes af Pantebogen,-til at
mode we'd st. Thomm ordinaire Byting den f0rste
Retsdag i Mai 1876. Formiddag XXI. 10, for med
bemeldte Obligation at fremkomme og lovlig Adj
komst til samme at bevisliggj0re, da Citanten, ON
lngen skuldo medic sig, vii p~aastaae forn@vnte
Obligation we'd Dommortifceret
~Forel@ggelse og Lavdag or h@vet we'd FIR. 3
Juni 1896.
Under min Hand og E~mbedssegl.
81. IH0m@ BW0gedkoat0r den code lunar
1875.
p. NJ. ANDERSEN.
, 1875-02-03
THE WAY TO MAKE ENTERPRIS-
ING FARMERS.
[Hnraldl
lHerald,l

In the first place there must be success
full farmers to teach beginners the correct
principles and the better and most reliable
practices of agriculture. A farmer who
dislikes his livelihood-who don't care to
be a successful tiller of the soil, and who
would abandon farming wholly if be could
engage in any other pursuits not the
man to instruct beginners in the great art
of agriculture. Such men always drive
their sons and employees from the farm.
Farming is looked upon by them as the
most unsatisfactory and Improbable bust
ness that they can engage in. Hence they are
always morose and crochety and forever
grumbling that farming don't pay, and
they do not want their sons to engage in
such business. The same is true with re-
ference to most of our schools and colleges.
The practices and courses of instruction
adopted at agricultural institutions, thus
far, have been educating young men away
from the farm rather han toward it. The
agricultural colleges are as yet an unfinish-
ed experiment. How much aid the far
mer can derive from the schools remains to
be seen. But there is a work which can
be done before the young man is given
into the hands of professional instructors.
He can be interested in the farm or DISCUS
ted with it before he leaves the paternal
roof. In this early training lies the secret
of holding the young men. Let there be
intelligent and %enterprising farmers to in
struct beginners in the better practices Of
farming. Let the farmer tighten the labor
which he puts upon his son by telling him
all be knows about the reasons for doing
it. Explain to him the processes of ma
ture, so far as they are known, and show
him the things which remain to be discov-
cred. Show him that agriculture is only
lust beginning to understand itself. Ex-
cite him to think by mentioning the many
things a farmer does without knowing why
he does them. Induce him to think of these
things and be will perceive that every
thing which invites investigation is not
awav from the farm. Show him that, by
pushing ahead and availipg himself of new
discoveries and ideas, he can make a bet
ter farmer than his father. This is the
EH -sft &af A#tr
, 1875-02-03

way men in other occupations hold their
sons to carry on the enterprises which they
have labored to promote and thus must
the farmer gain early the interest and sym
pathy of his boy, If the boy is to build on
ward and upward upon foundation which
his father has laid. There is no class of
citizens that have SO much leisure and
such easy times and that can live SO lux
uriously as farmers, if they understand
their business. True, at certain periods OF
the year farmers must labour unremitting-
ly for a few days, after which their du-
ties are light for days, weeks and months.
Farmers should exercise themselves to
love their employment.
, 1875-02-03
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN CHRIS
TIANSTED'S POST OFFICE.

Miss Alvira Beverhoudt, Robert Ben
gilman, Miss Carline Barcey, Miss Jane Ann
Bennett, Mrs. Brunstrup, Miss Jane Car
ty, Christian Clindinnen, Miss Sophia
Christian, Elizabeth Camelius. Isac Case
mere, Victoriour Edwards, Miss Ca
thine Frankling, Richard Francis, Miss
Susanna Francis. Mrs. Rebecca Harrigan,
Robert Hutchison, S. Hendrick, Miss
Erolina johnson, Martin Joseph, Alder,
Joseph, ~ Miss Kelton, Maria SUSAN,
Mrs. Dorthia Muller, Miss Ann Mara
Miller, Miss Anetta Mordoro, Mis-. Susanna
MichaiI, Bengyman James, Miss Elphe-
sena Meslene, Miss Rausy Runnas, Mrs. c.
Stephens, Mrs. F. Simmonds, @. Elizabeth
Stevens, Miss Athena Soloman, Miss Ara
bella Simpson, Mrs. A. M. Thomas. Miss
Eliza Tenant, Miss M. Williams, Mrs. S.
Williams, Ffaechius Williams, D. White
head.
Christiansted's Royal Postofice the 9th
January 1875.
F. KNUTHSEN.