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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-09

De una correspondence de Nue.
va-I ork que publca l." Epoca to-
mamos cstos parrafos interesantes;
Bajo ell segundo aspecto, la subila
de Hayes favorece en- extreme nues-
tros inteceses, rorque deja burladas
las esperanzas de los cubanos laboran-
tes de los Is. adoj-Unidos, que, al dal
SUI voto i Tilden, no 10 hicieron por
generosidad 8 simpatias, sino por-
que espcraban de los democratas,
que no tenian compromise al guno
con el Gabinete de Madrid, 10 que
de los republicanos no habian conse-
guido, e:to es, una simpatia carillo-
sa, tan carinosa que casi Sc diera la
mano con un reconocimiento de be-
ligerancIa.
Desde el momento en- que todoS
los cubanos inSurrectos que yiven en-
los Estados- niGos son dem0cratas
todcs los espanoles debemos ser re-
publicanos aqul en- la acepclon que
Sc da al partido de este tltulo.
Creemos que la guerra no dara lu-
gar d que los cubanos presencien
otras nuevaS eleccioncs Ell este pals;
pero 81 por nuestra desgracia asl SUI
cediera, Ia especie de alianza que
existe entire los dem0cratas hoy ven
cidos y los cubanos vencidos tam
bien debe lamar Ia atencion de la
prensa de Madrid para evitar COM
plicaclones que, por pequenas que
fueran, retrasarian la completa paci-
fcacion de nuestra isla, tan rica Y
noreciente un dia.
En- nucstro humilde juicio hay TN
efcaclsimo remedio.
Cayo-Hueso cs la Florida, como
81 dijeramos. Ea la Florida viven
cuatro mil cubanos tabaqueros que
Sc comunican casi diariamente con
los insurrectos, y que al dar gu voto
"a Tilden le piden 10 que a nosotros
no nos convene que TiIden les pue-
da dar.
Para acabar con los votos de Ca
yo-Hueso es dccir, para acabar con
los cubanos insurrectos de la Flori-
da bastaria imponer IN derecho de
yainte duros al tabaco Ell rama que
sale de la Habana gratis para Cayo-
Hueso y robajar oil dereohd do eX-
portacion del tabaco torcido.
Estos 1000 cubanos que hoy ira.
bajan, Sc tienen que dedicar 4 otra
cosa 8 Sc marchan i Ia insurreccion,
Is Sc mueren de hambre, y entonces
acabaron los auxilios que ppeatap
1 los insurrectos, sc acabaF0n los va.
tos para Tilden y Sc olvidaron los an
tiguos compromises,
81 la idea 'aproyecha, 10 oelebrare-
mos,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-09
Sr. d. Jose Perez Morris.
Aibonito, Mayo 10 de 1877.
Muy senior mlo y amigo:

Muy senior mio J amigo;
Muchos meses han trascwrido sin
que lie haya dicho esta boca es mia.
Tempo es va de que lie olga algo de
10 que pasa ypaso EN- esta localldad
principiemoS
La earretera, objeto primordial de
todos los que piensan y ven algo mas
ALA Y naturalmente Sc interesan por
el adelanto de este olvidado pueblo,
digno de mejor suerte, por slls con-
diciones higienicas, va tocando 4 su
fin. FL aplanamiento va al escape
Y ell pei1on que presentaba tantas di-
fcultades, cuyo colte parecla nreall-
Fable 4 muchos, hoy toca casl d srl
termino pudiendole asegurar que
las carretas transitan con facllldad y
llegan hasta ell zig-zag de mamposte-
ria que Sc est;i hacienda al pie del
referido penon. Esto lie probara
que no Sc ha dormido en- los trabajos.
Con un poqiito mas de esfuerzo,
Coamo y Aibonito estaran de enho~
rabuena, porque sus TRANSACTION es
aercantiles sc llevaran i cabo con SUI
ma facilldad.
Ia cosecha de cafe Sc presenta
bastante regular la aorescencia del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-09

FL gobicrno alcman ha dado III
dccrcto deSterrando de III Alsacia.
Lorena i todos los que opten pol
In nacionalidad franccsa. Para re.
mediar las nccesidades dc los que
han optado por la Ultima la sociedad
protectora dc los alsacianos y lore
neses tranccscs anuncia que las va
rias lincaS rustlcas que eXlsten va
cantes en- Jacksonville y Boukhalfa,
Argelia, les serIn entregadas Il los
que, por no ser alemanes, han tenl-
do que deiar su terra natal. Dicha
sociedad les garantiza tierras des-
montadas, casas amuebladas Y ali
mcntos para m ano, quedando pro-
pietarlos asl que paguem los adelan-
tos que Sc les hacen. Sesenta y tres
tamilias alsacianas estdn va cstablc-
cidas en- Africa bajo estas bases.
Dicese que Sc acabaron los ITEM
pos de conquista, que la civilization
moderna no pernite que los puebloS,
pasen d poder del extranjero sin su
consentilniento eXpreso, y SIN EN-
barge 10 que ha pasado con los cita-
dos depaitamen.oS los prueba que Ell
este punto cstamos tan atrasados co.
mo en- los tiempos dc las Cruzadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-09

Por orden del gobierno ruso, to-
das las locCmotoras, wagones y de-
mas material m0vil de los ferro-ca-
:riles rusos debc ser Ell 10 adelante
construidoS en- las f;tbricas del impe-
rio moscovita. Al efecto todas las
matelias primas para estos trabajos
podran ser introducidas ell Russia IL
bres de dercchos. Semelante dispo-
sicion cs considerable como un rudo
golpe d la industrial alemana, que era
la que surtia al citado imperio de
estos valiosos artlculos. Asl 10 dice
cl Times de L6ndres Ell un telegra-
ma fechado en- Berlin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-09
70.
CARTAs DE LA ISLA.

Es interesante la sig'tiente que nos
remite I'm ilustrado amigo.
REvIsTA AIBoNITENA.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-09

Peters History of Connecticut; Nc
food or lodgings shall be afforded to Il
Quaker, Adamite, or other hereto,
IT amy person turns quaker, he shall
bc hanishod and not suffered to return
but upon pain OF death.
No priest shall abide in the domln-
ion: he shall be banishod and suilel
death on his return. Priests may be
seized 10y any one without II warrant.
No one shall read common prayer
keep Christmas on Saints Day, make
minced pies, dance, play cards, or play
on any instrument of music except the
drum trumpet and jewsharp.
No one shall run on the Sabbath day
or walk in his garden or elsewhere, ex
cept reverently to and from meeting,
No one shall travel, cook yictuals
make beds, sweep house, cut hair OF
shave ON the Sabbath day.
No woman shall kiss her child on the
sabbath or fasting day
no man shall court maid in person
or by letter without first obtaining the
consent Of her parents five pounds pen
atty for the first otlense ten pounds
for the second, and for the third i'm
prisoument during the pleasure of the
court,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-09

in the insane asylum AZ Austin, sud-
denly put Ia an appearance IN Fort
Worth, Thursday morning,
Johasoa County. Joe Hague while out
hunting recently accidentally dis
charged his gun, the ball passing
through his left side, aud coming out At
the top Of the shoulder lle Is not Ia
tally wounded the doctors thinks
The number OF school communities or-
ganiged IN the county for the scholastic
year ending August 81, 1877, ~ iiity one,
and the number OF children reported
within the scholastic age h 22l2,-----
The Tribune has made liz appearance
again. II had run half a year, and hes
gins where il leltoil,
Tms C0ml-W. h. Edwards was
shot aud dangerously wounded by two
brothers named John aud Fayetto
Wright of Cooper Delta county, ON
Saturday, the first instant, Foyette
Wright severely stunned by n blow
from walking cane In the hands OF
Edwards A warrant has been issued
for the Wright brothers, but they have
not yet been captured ----A good rain
has visited the county, The people
turned out en- masse last Thursday, and
cleaned out and repaired the graveyard
which was done in u neat and subslan'
tial manner.
GrdySon CORiH---A German named
e. W, Trynwara, of Dantie, Prussia
was found in the park, Mt Denison
almost dead from from luX and want o.
attention. He was found by children
Mt play, but was kindly cared for by Mr.
Nelms and DR., Williams lie had beer
II cook in Galveston, "A concert IL tt
be given in Denison soon, in favor o
tho Paris sufferers II, G, Thomp
son, formerly of the San Antonio Her
aid will take u position on the Courier
at Sherman. --Justce RaynAl, OF Den
ison, hoisted the flag Of the French re-
public at half mast in token of rcspec
for Theirs,
TRAITS CoaitH the trial OF Hobby
| Commissioners Groos was called ant
gave his testimony that he had become
convinced it was his duty to issue tn
certificates and did so, His ground wa
That the governor should have takel
legal steps to prevent the issue III
testimony teens with evasions OF a d
rect and livid statement of the facts
why's and wherelores of the entire case
He told the governor in February tina
he would not issue the certificates, an,
then wanted the governor to take lega
steps to prevent it,----The dazett
thinks the drouth will continue unit
the equinox The city has appropri'
ted $500 to the Paris sufferers.
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Country VIZ. Wiie.

Philadelphia Times Hedry c. Hub
ert was before Judge Cadwalder on Sat'
urday upon habeas corpus. Hubert
who is an enlisted man in the army
while in this city ON Through in June
last was arrested and held to bail
charged with deserving his wife, whom
he had married two years before previ
Gus to his enlistment. Pending the
disposal OF the suit for deserving his
wife he was arrested rs deserter from
the army and held tor trial by courts
martial. Hubert's counsel argued that
he could not be held MS u deserter, be.
cause his enlistment was Illegal, he
having been previously discharged for
disability; was intoxicated when he re-
enlisted, and further that having been
detained 10y u process of the state courts
beyond the expiration of his furlough,
he could not be held guilty of desertion,
Judge Cadwalader held that Hubert
was an enlisted soldier dc iacto, and re-
manded him to the custody of the mills
tary authorities.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-09

The election in California, although
1t has not attracted much attention, is
one of great importance. The legisla>
ture elected will name the successor TO
United States Senator Sargent, and this
fact led to rather bitter and exciting
canvass, in which Sargent and his ring
has been very roughly handled. Res
turns are still very incomplete, but
enough is known to render il almost
certain that the democrats will have
majority in the legislature on Joint
ballot. In the late legislature the
democrats had majority of twelve in
the senate and fortyNtwo in the house +.
twenty senators hold over, and of these
sixteen are democrats, three republi.
cans and one independent. When Mr.
Sargent goes out Of the senate in 1879
il is altogether likely that democrat
will go in, which is anything but inter.
esting reading to Morton, Blaine and
company
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TuE supply of pine lumber in eastern
Texas and western Louisiana is sutli.
cient for the demand likely to be made
on it for the next hundred years. These
regions are now tapped by several lines
Of railroad, and the country west is
easily and cheaply furnished with the
best building material in the world,
The Texas and Pacific road alone hauls
many millions of feet yearly, which is
distributed all over the northern and
western counties of the state. Our
farmers are so nearly out of debt now
that they feel able to improve their
homes and farms, and are doing it,
New houses, new fences, new barns are
the evidences which are the most valu.
able of this satisfactory state of things
with regard to the Indebtedness of the
people, and the progress they are now
making in all that appertains to the
rapid development of the state.
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THE STATE OVER.

Bcrar COoutU--The drouth has at las
reached an end, and the fall showers
have begun. --Reports from the from
tier indicate all quiet
Ndpdrro CdWtG--At Corsicana, Pau
Hill, steady workman was run over
and had his leg and body terribly man
gled by switch engine He died o
his wounds in u few hours.
Collin Comy--The Enquirer want,
tho young men to organize n hook and
ladder company COTTON picking i,
progressing finely.---Coal oil is seen
on the waters of cisterns, wells, pools
etc, which has doubtless leaked from
barrels.
haWbdR ComtH--A barbecue was
held at Modoc last Tuesday by the
friends of the Sabine Pass railroad
The Lawrence Times thinks the road
will be completed Immediately, if not
SOONER, Mr.. Grant, the editor has
gone down to the gulf to make sure
that the road will not run into the salt
water.
Smith County.--A young man near
Copper was killed few days ago by
having his horse fall upon him. Butter
and eggs are very scarce in the Tyler
market.-The county seems to be over.
run with the tramp nuisance of the
dead beat order.---Tyler is to have a
grand barbecue on the 18th inst. Gov
ernor Hubbard is to be there.
McLnnm County. - The Examiner
wants Waco 10 lay claim TO popula.
ton Of 10000 or l5000-The City
Guards have been measured for their
uniiorms.--The sisters. Gertrude and
Ella Slaughter. were married to j. r.
Smith and j. D. Cook. the double we'd.
ding proving one of the great social
events of the week Rev. s. A. King
lectured on his trip to Edinburg.
Henderson COuaiI-A good rain has
visited the county.--The Witchman
camp meeting is still in progress.
Much sickness and many deaths are re-
ported. bud Stoke was thrown from
his horse and killed last week. He was
thrown against tree The drouth
has hurt the cotton, and the worm has
made its appearance.--W. r. Stirman
has q new steam mill and gin, which
will render his neighborhood valuable
service.
7drrdnt Comiy.-Ye local of the Dem
ocrat has made a desperate attempt 10
work up a matrimonial sensation'-
rhe finishing touches have been nut
ipon the upper story Of the Ell Paso
iotel. II is TO be occupied during Sep.
ember.-A small drove Of cattle
,assed through the city Thursday.
Martin Sill Of Mansfield, who has been
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-09

TnE San Antonio Herald is surprised
at the amount of flour manufactured in
Dallas, but is chagrined to find that
notwithstanding it is of superior quality
to western flour, yet the freight rate is
liity-Gve cents in favor of ST, Louis,
Can anybody toll us how this discrimN
nation comes aboutY Why do not our
millers look after the thing 1t Ger
tainly seems that we ought to be able
TO put our superior Hour down in San
Antonio Ms cheaply as st. Louis does an
inferior article.
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THERE is n common sense in the sug
gestion of the Chicago Times that the
government should make greater eff
forts to induce Investments in its secu.
rites by the poor who use tho savings
banks The Times suggests the issuing
OF twenty-five dollar four per cents and
often dollar city bonds, which would be
readily taken by people who distrust
savings banks on account Of the COM
petition which induces risky invest
mcnts. Twenty-Five dollar government
bonds, even at four per cent, would be
taken by the people to avery considers
able extent.
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HANDY Name ler . mlIl,nr, nnn.

Louisville Courier General Tchout,
chowassotf, the Russian cavalry com
mander, must have been man Of some
genius. No mere fool could ever have
dragged such a name es his up 10 the
position of general Of cavalry. But TO
an officer 1t the head Of an army there
is wonderful convenience in having
such a name. especially in a well wa
tered country. II is so easy to nail a
plank floor 70 il and use il rs pontoon
bridge.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-09

WHAT especial difference does it make
whether Osman pasha is really Marshal
BOaoine or Clay Crawford, so that he
administers sound drubbng TO Rus.
sia. We fancy that is about what the
sultan would say, if he were asked
about it.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-09

TnE Tux problem ia bothering the Wax
ahachie Enterprise 1t obtrudes itself in
many mays, and Mt times peculiarly
unpleasant Upon every one The soiu>
ton is fair assessment, and rigid
collection.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-09

In order to establish health on sure basis,
the enfeeoled system must acquire addi-
tlonal vigor. And yet patent as this fact is
and widely known M 1t is, too many people
neglect this vital point In the self-treatment
of disease, and physicians are very often
equally remiss, resortlng TO the use of pallia-
tlves which affect SYMPTOMS only, and fail
TO accomplish the chief end In view, which
is, or should be, inri0uuii0H. The main rea-
sons why HOstet.cr's Stomach Bltteys are so
successful In overcoming disease is thatthey
impart vitality where 1t is deficient, and
thus build up superstructurc for exhauste
nature to recuperate upon. The Rlttcrs also
improve the appetite, soothe the nervous
system when ovoi strained, and are genial
and agreeable medicinal stlmulant, with a
basis of pure spirits holding In solution boz
tanlc elements of the greatest efficacy.
dtillseplJ.wlt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-09

SECRETARY EyARrs, biblical political
quotation is still going the rounds, and
the fair editrcss of the WhitosbOro Dem.
ocrm has u Good deal to say about it,
but it is TO be hoped that she has writ>
ten "Gais' to the subject
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-09

Now since Galveston has put n coast
steamer on in opposition TO Morgan
suppose sho grOpples with tho old CONS
modoro by putting on n new line to
New York and rushing her Santa Fc
rnnI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-09

Mn. SrIsoN IluTcmSs hasn't con-
qucred the W'orHyet There Is slight
difference of nifty thousand dollars be-
tween his views and those of the press
ent owners of the paper,
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one of the sacred duties Of the next
legislature, will be to provide II sutaN
bio pension for the widow and babes OF
tho brave McNelloy,
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
SUNDAY MORNING 8; sEPTEMBEK o.

Plus *. has had another attack Of
weakness. We should think he waf
protty well used to them by this time
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@ailg aterald

THE DAILY HERALp published every
morning, EXCEPT on Monday ~ slQ pc
annum la advance, postage prephlu OF
~ cents per week delivered IN mo olly'
TINS WEEKLY HEnALD IL published every
aye prepaid,
ADyEIrIsEINa RATES ono square (ten INES
nonpnr0il) ono time VI 40. oaoh Allbhelunnl
insertion, 10 cents, special rnthA ior woohiy
monthly aud yearly adverllseIs
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Medical COLLEGE
OFALABAMA,
A II MI O BILL

a r M Q b IL Il.
The winter course OF Lectures at this IN
stitutiOn will commence on the ith Of No
vember next, and close April /, 1873,
The preliminary course will begin about
the middle OF October, st which tme the di-
reCtory rooms will be open.
The College has always been well patron
lied by Texas students, and reference is
made to its many graduates, in various
parts of the State.
For circular and further particulars, ap.
ply to w. H. AN DERSON, NJ, D.,
Dean of the Faculty.
Mobile, August /, 1877. augjdltw2m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-09

NJONEH MONEY y MONEY IA fine
IVA farm, within three miles of Dallas, iOr
sale or rent, for cash. Good land, good fenC-
Ing, good buildings and good spring water.
One hundred md twenty-five acres IN Guilt
walton. Twenty-Five acres very fine cotton
In the teld for sale. y large amount of pro-
duce farming utensils and stock for sale on
the place, horses, cattle and hogs. Apply TO
John Nj. Crockett on the premises au2ld2m
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Male Help.

400 WOOD CHOPpERS-To cut four foot
IOO cord wood, one mile east OF White
Rock Mills, on Texas Pacific railroad,on La
goes land. Good chopplng, good water ant
good board. For In formation apply at Ma
tlonal hotel, Dallas, Texas, or on the work
CLARK n GO. Rug3O.lm
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4 AND--30 acres Of No. land two and one
Ia half miles from Dallas, on the Green-
Vile road, under plank fence, with six
teen acres in cultivation, Running water
about nine months in the year. IL has nm
artificial lake on the branch with water
sissippi river A splendid place for dairy or
gardening purposes. Apply 10 the under-
signed on tho premises, A, IL. HARRIS.
auglI I'm
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Manipd.-EamaIs Holm.

A TTENTION ACHERS---An assistant
N TEACHER Qady) is wanted mmfdhdteiy
Salary $50 per month, References required
Address Z. o. BOX 1850, WaNahHchie, Texas
nupI.gW
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rOLI ECTOR--I will undertake the collec-
" ton OF all notes. rents and accounts In
Dallas city and county, consigned TO me,
and guarantee collections from all solvent
debtors satisfactory city references given
T.. a, CALDER, so Commerce street, oppo'
site Sau luClnlO hotel sCpl-im
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-09

rE'O HOTEL kEEPElls--lusl completed
4 and rent on reasonable terms, one OF
the handsOmcst ARREST and most comiortn'
ole hotel buildings 10 its size In the STATE
and serYnTt rooms. situated Mt the new
town OF Ferguson on the Texas nnd Pnoihc
railway AT It's Junction with The central
Texas Narrow Gu0ge or Tyler Tap raj way,
The entire patronage and influence OF inns
Inst named rond IN guaranteed TO this house,
and with proper efforts several daily meal
trains 10 is believed can be had nom the
IeXas and Pacific railway, None need APP
ply but tirst-oass applicants, ana those VINO
g0Od SiBie. An eating house Is badly needed
at this point. Address w. G. ROBARDS,
Tyler, Texas. aug!jIm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-09

DIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED AND
l repaired Oskur Won Brien, practical
PinuomakeT, respectfully oilers to the clti-
zeus OF Dallas and vicinity his services In
tuning aud repairing Pianos and Organs.
All orders left ut Il. T.. GNineS' Emporium OF
Music, No. II Ma n street, will receive
prompt attention, Uugl2-lm
M ANTED ~- Everybody 90 have then
w clolhes cleaned, dyed and repaired nj
lACOBlW EBkRS Cleaning and Dyeing rs
ishToent, SUg Main street, DellaS. Sahs-
faction warranted. lulyll-lyr
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For SalO.

VALUABLE PROPERrY-As / am com
v PEELED To leave the stale Immediately |
" ill sell for cash, almost NJ your own offer, a
number one business place. containin-
three stores, and dwelling with four rooms,
with all hXtures, a compete sol of butchers
at u sacrifice, and the best business stand In
the Hity. The attcleS can be bought sepa-
rately. Gail Immediately. l.. ABRAHAM,
Ross avenue and Leonard street nug3l-lm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-09

rALL ut Mtrchaut's Exch ange, 6l2 Elm
\ street, and Try the bal as Fayorite. asst
4 HAIF INTEREST in thoroughly es.
N tablished and fine paying business, re-
quiriug little capital. The best of reference
required. For Information apply to j. =,
Murphy Co., real estate agents, No. 1893
Lamar street. aug22tt
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i Pheasant locality are requested % cav
NJ Tie Dallas House, urm tho inhtkethouhr
on Main street, Cool, airy rooms ~ cheap
transient rates, A good laundry M IN con-
nectlOn thnrowlh, tllscpH
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10 AR AND BILLIARD ROOM with tab esl,
ID News Depot ma cigar stan Ticket OF
lico, Barber Shop rut hnsemrntol Windsor
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