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The Morning herald., 1877-09-20
SHERIFFS SALES.
HERlFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of q writ of Levari Foo,ou
TO me direcLed. will be exposed to pnh1s, pShas,
sale al the Hotel of Henr. d. pan,enuao uoiic
Odessa, st. Georges hundred, New rss,t1s ~
county, Delaware. on "''ie
MONDAY, the oath day OF september ,s,,
atl O'clock p. Nj. '0''
The following described Real Estate viz.
AL those two lots or pieces Of land ST.,
New Castle. and etate of Delaware h0nn W
ded as follows to wit; No. l Beglnnin" ~
a corner of the lands of the heirs of sanuai aI
THOMAS. decd. on tue main street or r,,.d
thence with said ThOmss' land souih 4 y.
degrees. west Il perches. thence north asl2
degr. es. west percnes, thence north AZ
d eyre es. east 2Dperches to the main stre.77
or road Aforesaid, thence with The Isus. Saea
south 48h degrees east perches to Ino
mace Of beginning, cOntaihihgl acre md
Ss0uare p, rches OF land, more or less. D"
No, 2, Beginning at q corner for land M
Jacob Vandergrift, on osborne stree in.
said villsge, thence hOrth Az degrees, ea,l
% perches, thence with lands Of James
Rogers, Esquire, north 32A degrees, easl II
10 perches, thence south Al degrees. sax, :,
n 10 perches to the lands of L. Croft. d, cd
| thence with the Same south SO degree. west
d 3 10 perches 10 a stone, thence norlh nH
degrees, west $40 of perch thence Eu,f9
| Al degrees, west $40 perches to the sad
Osborn street, thence with the said street
| north 4sk degrees, west u Q 0 perches to
| the place o. beginning, containii & AZ acres
more or less. Book L. Vol. Z, page zo7, &c.
Seized and taken In execution as the bro.
perty OF ann h. Lord, EAecutrix OF joseph
A. Hord,, de ceased. and surviving mort.
gagor Of Joseph A. Lord and Ann L. LORD
MS wife, and Joseph Alpheus Lord, Virgi.
ma Lord. Corde Ia, wife Of Colen Ferguson,
Clara, wife Of---- Roberts, Victor Lord
Ella T~rd, Ann Lord, Emma Lord, Eliza A.
! Lord, daugh er Of Theodore Lord, rec'd,
a son OF Joseph A. Lord, decd, devisees Of
Joseph A, Lord anu t. L., aud 10 be sold by
IsAAC CRU BIB, Sheriff.
sheriff's Office, sew Castle. Sept.l, is7.
sep3-ts r'. a.
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GHERICF'S SALE.

By virtue of writ of venditlonl expo.
mas to 1ne directed will be exposed 10
Public Sale at the Hotei OF Henry D. Paul
enc, at Odessa, In 81. GEORGES hundred,
New Castle county. Del. on
MONDAY, g. ptember 2ith. 1867,
N, att O'Clock, ?. M,
The following d. described Real Estate, viz:
AL that plan tatiOn or tract OF land sit.
ute in Approximately huudred, New Cas-.
tie county, and SLate of Della ware; bounded
by lands Of Daniel .Corbit. by The Thomas
Landing road, by the road leading from
Taylor's Bro ge to Matthew'S coll ner, by the
road leading from smyrna to Odessa, aAd
by lands late of James v. Moore; contain
ing IuO Acres and w Perches, more or less,
with frame dwelling house, barn, and
otner improvements thereon erected.
No. 2. All that lot or parcel Of land, situ.
ate in the illage OfUdessa, In St. Georges
hundred, New Castle cOrnty, and State Of
| Delaware; bounded on the northeast by
Main street. and on the southeast south.
west anu northwest by land of Daniel Cor.
bit, being abont $50 ieet In front on said
| Main street, and extending Of the same
width about 1856 feet deep, With two.story
dwelling the 'eon erected.
Se,Zed and tn ken In execution as thep o
perty of Joseph W, Vandergrift, nd to be
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
| ,a17 seo3ts
The Morning herald., 1877-09-20
rHERIFF'S SALE,

By virtue of a writ Of als. Levsn " snnnpIic rs
me directed, will be exposed W Newpo.
at the Hotel Of Jacob hyaIs,r castle ,s county
in CHI istiana hundred, Now o
~ rn1nAy SEPTEMBER q, A. p'% :.
i At q O'Clock, p. m; E,ststs 't
Tho following described Real last, East DsI
Ine tasr .oliowih yiuht' Title. and Interest," p'l
aya ni nndivided sixth parts 81, ;, ID, nd nd 81 ul
I'VE I'VE anr,ain Tract or Lot Of GroutuIs Court
IN ,,Iv Nil Creek Hupdred, Ne CSassordipg p,,
.nT St.ta Hf delaware. and accVf follcsrs.
s ma.d Serein reciIed. boundea, a. ;ddIe Of y
Dee,n,,no ee;i n at a q, rner in the M, Mha old W.
new neu pnhiic Read leading from N Hoctess,,
NV - Road at thn fool VI the pOlp,,
G Mi,, :" Garrett's STUFF Mill, wilson ~ . ~,
where he " me Old line Of pusey omruibe old laSa
intersecIs % @ The "a Que, thence oaanrse hele"I
If said Wilson's IS land, the oia IN To The ps,%,
| bai no. aast IN corner stone ~ re by W. "
Iands Of Samuel Sharpless, Innrd,ng tos..
of said Sharpless's lans, acc"dbm acc"d I'M p. Sel s.l
oent m M survey north 81 deg. ann one and nmt' a,t
70 chains and 2B links 10 a.nnMi IL inter slii
25 deg, and 10 min. " 81 u Eoad afofve,ItF
The middle OF the Pu6llc said road 1,p, w
thence along the midiies g o' contents !ee'ss y! 4
place Of beginning, 6e ts tne vol. l. page !. !"
more or less. Book W, 'oorecutiOn Sob
Seized and taken IN % eAVd and Jcsepp,Mo
property of John TrucKHS = his WIFE gpaS, pS,
Parker, Jr., and Annie I'D Nd atste h''
gagors, and the DALI osnId nv If.
Company t. t., and 70 pe per1RIJBB, shean shee,n.
sherifrs Office, \ ew Cas1l0' e''
sepS-M
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HERALD NOTES.
ANDERSON.

America is dead shot. |
Portugal is shipping bedding oysters 10
England.
Friendship improves with age; cheese
does ditto.
sn4ckled dust color is the favorite ior
travelling.
Where she had It. Mary had a little
Lamb at dinner.
A half dozen families are about to remove
from Berks County, Pa. to Texas, to engage
in farming and gardening.
The Russians have commenced to correct
their ortl ography. They now spell "oh
10 Cons, antinop'e" "Back to st. feters-
burg
| little lady of seven to young man OF ten
"Y,u're not vet man. No, indeed" /" "nat
q notion, Come near and see how smell
of tobacco"
drunken man last night ran against an
ORGAN. grinder and broke the organ. Zen
humanitarian societies have already offered
him medal.
Some upconscionable idiot painted pc
Spitz dog in Bethlehem. Pa, with alternate
csrmine and green stripes. The dog IS no
= vet mad but the Tner is-very.
Southern Californians lynch man D.
- riding him on a mustang to tree, Wher
o thew attach the rope and drive the anims
r. away. And there the man mustang hlgh.
Il LOGGER: "Dear me. Mrs. Cribbles, you
= cats been at this mutton again !" Lane
lady ooh, no, num- can't be the cat. M
husband says he b'lieves it's the Collerlaro
ID Beetle"
- They are all wild on rifle shooting
-, ~ Creedmoor is just now the explosive cree
- Of thousands who were never known to hay
81 " anv creed before. 1t is epidemic and mu
~ and will have its day. "Shoot 1t !"
A good little boy, who was kicked by
mule did not say naughty words, nor
in home CRYING to his mother. He just til
nd the mule within five feet of beehiV
he backed him around and let him kick.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-20
SOCIETIES..
MEETING THIS (THuRsDAY) EVENING

MEETING THIS (THuRsDAY) EVENING.
jefferson Lodge. No. 2, l. O. o. F., at
Odd Fellows Hall.
Msttahoon Tribe, No. II, l. 0. 4. NJ, at
McClary's Building.
Keokuk Tribe, No. s, I. 0. R. NJ, at
Msris' Building, 9th and Shipley Sts
Eden Lodge, l. o. O. f., at hall, 3rd ard
King streets.
wilmington Division, No. /, S. of T., IN
McClary's Building.
Hope Council, No. 2. Jr., O. Z. A. NJ, al
Jr. 0. t. A. NJ. Hall, 81 Market street.
| Lady Washington Home Communion oo'
Market street.
Wilmington Grotto, No. l, s. and u. o
A. A., Bradford's Building.
Clayton Lodge, No. 4, X. Of P, X. OF T
Hall, Al Market street.
wilmington Council, No. l, o. [. A. n
at Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
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.., soss;on This decision Of Mr.. Hayes
has stirred up the liveliest kino OF ~nn
mo-, among the RAIDS, and whilst recons'o-
Grafton NAV possibly occur, still we think IL
not at all probable. The abuses whicn nave
ex,sted in the New York Custom House are
as much attributable to the system as TO tne
corrupt officials, and whilst the appo'nt'
ments therein have for years been Inc per
oujsite of Conkllng, we are at q loss 10 ee'
.he remedy by ousting them, and giving the
perouisite to Mr.. Evarts or some olner ~
nublicap. who would like to succeed oonN-
limo in the Senate. What is wanted IN tne
Custom House, is good democrat at the
hahn hut then Mr.. Hayes don't always
heed our warning voices, and iatters hlm-
so,f he can run the machine without us ou'
be,u find his mistake when we get togetner
npx, month, for "when I'm mad I'm Dan
crowd"
THE MAINE ELECTION
vos the latest affair to be called an eleotion
that ever happened in New England, neither
s,de seemed to care how she went, ana tne
large greeuback vote was quite surprise
70 all. IA IL came from the radical ranR' en-
t,re,v The result in the radical strongnolo
beipp SO far below the majority in the Presl'
dental election is regarded as quite re-
huke to sunstroke Blaine, and will undouot
edlv in our opinion have the effect to reduce
the maiorites in Pennsylvania and oh'o' !
T. doesn't Give the latter State to the demo
Gratis altogether. ANDEhsoN'
The Morning herald., 1877-09-20
NHERIFF'S SALE.

Nv virtue OF WITH VI LcNdIl acAoo' W
me directed, will be expos I'd TO pubic sale,
at the Lafayette Hotel, 84l Shipley street.
kept by George W. Ortlin. in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware
on .s y q
WEDNESDAY, the Sd day of October, 1877.
at 2o'clock P. M.
The following described real estate. viz.
All that certain lot or piece OF land, win
a two. story brick dwelling thereon erected
situate in the City VI Wilmington, pouuo'
ed and described rs follows, to- VIII: bcslq
n ng at point on the southerly sldt W
Chest nut st., date Dock sL,) between Har-
rison and Franklin sts., and OF the ois-
lance of I28 It. from the westerly slue OF
Harrison st.. thence sOutherly through lne
middle of the division wa OF the a.i]oih-
ing house on the east paralle ell with Harrl-
son st., 1907 toa corner, thence we teIly
parallel with Ches' nut ST., tlate DOCK SUI
| IA #, TO another corneI, thence noTtherly
parallel with Harrison street ana throus n
| the middle of the vision wall OF the al
| Joining mouse on the W st. lUO 1T. TO the
said southerly side of Ch estnut street afore-
ga d, and thence thereby ca terly IA n, 10
| the place OF beginning, be the contenIs
| 4her. OF what they may.
| Seized and asen IN execution as Int
property of Mary Moran, late Ma NC
Hugh, surviving Mortgagor and Admins
tratrix of Timothy Mchugh. decd, and
is, and to be sold by s,
sherifrs Office, New Caslle. sept "A. 1877
sepl54-ts
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
CLAYTON HOUSE.

CLAYTON HOUSE.
Mr. T Taylor, California
N G Starkweather, Washington
A Leavitt, New York
Mr. Sheldon, New Jersey
Jas Bailey. New York d.
JIM McGaughey, Stewartstown, re-
Thos w Dawson Newark, N >
co Garrison, Elmira, N
w Courtenay, N Y
DELAWARE HOUSE.
, James Nedry, Brandywine hd
Hugh Holland, a." "
E Van Hook and son, Philad,a
JT Pierce and lady, Coatesvlle, ia
JVan De Vale, Corning
E Haughey, Claymont
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Den ntistry.

DR.. .J..W W. stoughton & Bro, No. nv
Vine street, Philadelphia, excel al otners so
for their neauness, durability, cheaPness' =,
and dispatch of their work. beautllui guns g5e
enamelied teeth, full sets, equal to any sSe
set made elsewhere, for $lO,. fllNng, 10
cts. to Il. Teeth extracted without pain.
Don't forget the Name nor the. isct that '"l'
Il the best place In the city for Dentistry.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-20
rHERlFF'S SALE.


sale. atthe l.alay ette Hotel s4l Ship,ey st..
kept by George W, OrtIip, in the city Of
" wilmington, New Castle county, Delaware
on
WEDNESDAY, October Sd, A. D. In,
at 2o'clock, P. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz,
All that certain lot piec-, or parcel
land, win tive three-story brick houses
thereon erected, situate in the Ci y o Will
mipgt IN, b. undt d and described as fol
lows. to wit: Beginning at the cas-, eriy
side OF Pine st.. between h aud 7tl SITS, at
tn distan ce of 50 It 3 IN from the nerth-
erly side Of sixth ST.. thence easlerly par.
allie. with 9th t j.. Is 1T. to John Cooks line
| thence Herewith portherly 81 #. 8 la in
! to a axe, thence westerly and parable
| with 7th st., aud distant therefrum 1855 It
| lU in. and passing through the middle O
| Edward Derricks on's gabie g end wal, eight!
| IT. to the easterly side of Pine 81, alore
said, thence Herewith southe,ly ninety
one #. eight and one-quarler in to th
place OF beginning, be the contents thereo
what they may. =
Seized and TAX en- in execution as the pro
perty of William silver and Eliza Jane, hi
wife. I, rs, and to be sold by
| ISA AC GkUBB, Sheriff,
Sheriff Office, New Castle. Sept. l4th, 1877
sepl5ts
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BOARDING..

DOARDING.-Geod board for A25 per
! ID week. at 305 Shipley street.
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Is now personally active in deep laid plot
to carry the State of Ohio in favor Of the
republicans, aud is most tlagrantly violating
his own order iorbiiding ollice-holders to
meddle in politics, by throwing deceucy and
decorum to the dogs, and becoming nothing
more or less than a stump orator in his pre-
sent so.called visit to Ohio. His whole
cabinet will be present making speeches il
behalf of the radical nominees all over TIT
State, ere he deparis. Hayes seems to b
most determincd!y bent upon being sus
tanned in his own State, AID Lis presen
conduct is being severely Cri iGs,d by III
more respectable portion OF his party, br
with the radical "the end Justifes tn
means" and the happ faculty OF a radica
in excusiug his own rascaity, is beautiful
displaved by their standard bearer, II
Fraudulent Hayes.
THE SWEEPING CHANGES
to be made in the New York Custom Hou
will cause the "hottest" discussion In t
Senate ever known, as affects the big GU
(Conkling & co., OF the radical par
The reasons which have heretofore be
given for this determination on the part
the Cabinet, have been merely those whi
ofthe writers thereof. The true cause
this wholesale slaughter will be given
the public about time Congress meets
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-04
INGLATERRA Y FRAEC1A


Estos precios son on orc 4 la par.
Sc eXpendcn billctes de retorno para tres meSes.
con una rehala de IS pSs bueno por un ano para los
yiajes trasatlanticos, seis meses para las Antas
Sc hAce rebala lie SeXto en los tpos cstbleci
dos favor de las familius pero solo los
que ell importe del pasae, 81 so carga totili
dad por toda la amia. fuere igual al importe total
del pasae do cuatro pasaleros adultos de Cdmara.
II t9rmino familia, solo comprende los padres sus
hijos sus criildos y la rebija hara las per-
sonas que tomen betes dc retorno. d d pIsaieros
que tonen biletes los precios mas baos para des
dc Europa.
Los nifios menos de amos. uno gratis dc Il 8 la
cuaTta parte, dc II la mitad
Los pasajcros para Frlncia. cualquier partc de
Europa. pueden Quedar 10 dias Inglaterra 81 asi
gustav vice versa los para Ing aterru pueden que
dar Francia. Los paS;ueros por eetos Vapores
endran ei privilego dc yiaar el camino do hierro
entire Cherbourg. Paris. Plymouth Londres. Il ana
rebaia dc 10 pcs los enlkarcados en este puerto
Esta prohibido Il los p;sljeros, embareando en-
este puerto tomar bletes sno en- la Agenca de la ca
Consulate inges Pto. Rico; el pasaie tornado borGo
pagara 10 p1s de retargo Los yapores que salon de
Sun Juan los dias ~ n dc mes tocaran can los
pores americanOs entire New York Brasil.
Para pormenOrcs sobre fietcs, dlrigirse al Agente
de Ia Compania
La Compaiiia assgura toda clase de valores que
en- efectito nletaes prcciosos ioyas Sc ombarquen
on los vaRores de la inea con destino Europa San
Thomas. Habana, cualquier otro punto de gu ruta.
-El Agente. W. b. PAUL..
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ITINERARro.

Sgricio eae SDsto Doo,inoo Puerto Plata los Puerto
de Pterto- Rico Sdi.t.6mds. Europa otfos pdfses.
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GRAT IIIIA DI ElPORIS FRANCHISES
DE La Cs GENERAL TRASATLANTIC.A,
sERVICIO DIRECTO.

PASSAGES de ATayagnez Santander. al Havre Dur
deos Pauillacl VI dia ultimo de csda mes.
IL catego,fa s2oo2a sl75. 81. Eateepuene. $50
PASAJE DE FAMII4IA.
Teda famiiia compuesta de euatro personals POI
10 m6nos que pagnen junto el montante de cuatrG
pas;jes entrOs de cmara tene una rebaia de Is pa
este Sc entiende en- los yiajeS trL3atlInticos
PASAJE DE IDA VUELTA
Sc expiden pasales para Europa de ida vuelta
con una rebaa del IS pa sobre ell total del pasae.
Waldo por II meses. Estos pasales sc pagan adean-
PAsAJE INTERCOLoNIAL
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vapor afaauela " capisan Vllondl
vtAJE PUERTO RICO ron FL SUR DE SANro DoNINao
sEGuN Ell sIGuIESTE ITINERARIo.
/ D A
RET0RNO,
CONSIGNATARI0s.

Nt,ryrTAs. Sres d. p. s. Dolz Comp.-GIBARA.
Sucesores de Silva Rodriguez yComp.-BARAcoA. r.
Aiayo y Comp. -CUBA sres .. y L. Ros Comp
nlSa BsrnetiD -A0uADTLLA Srct. Amell, Julia c.
lrERro- Rrco. Srcs. Irlnrte Herman0 de Caracena
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IrsrA DE raEcros De Los rAsAJEs DE Ia cLAsE.

En- - SO parties, en- "a una cuarta parte de los
precios de Los pnsajeres de "a elias han de evat
consiiso los enseres de CANA las provisionos necc
sariHs
Cuando el vapor sale dc estc puerto i las de Ia
maNana no SO expender;i ningun bete On dicho
din pero se hari de 4 dc Ia tare e dia anterior.
i mas lie las horas acostumbradas.
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VAPORES ESPANOLES
ENTIRE LIVERPOOL = PUERTo-RICo

Los yaporOs Psier'tO- Rico MaDd0urg Ponce 81
guen su desde Liverpool para los yarios puer
los de esta Isa.
Para informes referirse q los Sres. White. For
man Comp, de Liverpool, s q los representantes-
I,oRpA \ CoMp, Mayt..ncz cz--WIBcHERs Co1fP..
Ponce.
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Eat,.e Dids de DiRs de
CdDara. p,lente. Piente itegadd Sdlifld.

Sc expiden pasaics de ida vuelsa validos por dos
meses. con y pa de rebajaa los pasJcros dc eanara
NINOS.
Ios nilos de los pasaje:cs que tengan amos
cumplidos. lleyados gratis, Los qua tengan
amos crmplidos hastas sin cImpllT, pagaran 3 pasa-
je. Los que tengan amos cnlaplidos no lleSuen
IL pa.arln "a pisaie: de r. amos adelante paean
pasajc entero. En- easo dc que famiiia tanga
ninos memories de anes uno de cllqs soamente SC
lleva gratis. los otros pagarin i pasaje.
CRIADOS.
Los crlados de los pasajeros pagarin en- los yaies
trasatintcos, pasiic de entrepuente $40 Las cria-
das pagaran las 23 del preeio del pasac. scgun Ia
tegoria tomadn por sus amos: no tienen derecho a
estar los saones. sno eel tiempo riguroSamente
necesario para el serveio de sus amos.
Recomcndnmos los pasaeros inscrtban sus
nombres ugar i donde van. en- sus equipalcs. on
caracteres intcligbes. Los pasajes expiden hasa
una hora aMtes dc la salida do los vapores
No Sc admitcn ietes dcspuos de la iegada de los
varores Para mas informes dirigirse los Consig-
natarioe.
LIAURI DoEDA CoMP.
AIayaglcZ II de Febrero de 1876.
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COMPANIA REAI.

DE VAP0RES CORREOS INGLESES,
sunyEScIoSApA ron Ell ooBIERSo DE s. MI
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sEauSpo vIAJR xRNsuAL.

Cuando 81 mes anterior tenga 81 dias las lle.adas
salidas serin un dia dntes en- el primer yiaje mon
sual. En- los meseS de julio Octubre Diciembrc. q
yapor inRes eSara Il este puerto en- los dias sefaa
dos & un din despucs.
Para comodidad de los pasaieros 81 yapor de Ia
IslR llevari interprete.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-04

Imperiales 81 mil 4 s75.
Regalias Britannica el mil
Canones rayados al mil Ii
liegalia Imperial el mil Il
Id. sobre mesa el mil il 80
Conchas I'll mil i $31.
Regalia de conrlIas oil mil
Conchitas el mil 4 s15.
Breyas el mil Il $50.
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Ayiso 4 los s.iores embarcadores.

Las mercnncias embarcadas por los yapoFes de Il
linea arriba aNpresada que icguen este puerto des
pesos Ia libra estsrlna oil eamb0 correnta de CIR,
Gu las fechas de las arribadas. Las que paguen e
flats adeiantado en- Liverpool solo les cobrara
psS de eapa on vez del 10 pss senaado sobre iiete
en- general. m. IL Oct.
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PRIMER vIAJE MENsuAL.
LLEGADA. SALInA.
n,a ~ nj ~
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Ia Fl prccio del cigarrt
~ Eli este establecimit
Gus dc !LsDaila,
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Vapor directo.

Hacia fines de Abril proximo saldra de este
puerto para Cadiz Barcelona en- viaje extraor-
dinario el magnitico yapor Puerto-Rico, de la
Empresa dc 4. Lopez Comp; atlmitira ear
ga 4 iiete pasajeros para los mencionados
puntos y oportunamcnte Sc avisara el dia flo de
su salida
PRECIOS UE PASAJE
En- Ia Camara ls0 s.
Id. "a id. l45 3.
Id. 80 id COS
PRECI0S DE LA CARGA
Tonelada Is :.
Para otros pormenor~s drigirsc sus con-
signatalios, Sobrinos de Ezquiaga. Puerto-Rco
Febrero IA, 1871 hta. 30
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-11

REVIVAL or TRADE.-The official
report Of the experts OF the United
States for July last. show. a. compared
with those for the July Of the previous
year. that there is a considerable in
crease IN the foreign demand for
American manufactures, and we infer
that there must soon be revival in the
general. industrial and COMMERCIAL con.
dition OF the country. In the value of
agricultural implements there is an in
crease of fifty per cent; in cotton fab
rics, OF 66 per cent; in drugs, Of 80
per cent; in india rubber goods, of 100
per cent; in twenty articles of steel
and iron, Of 30 per cent; and there is n
considerable increase in glassware.
fancy articles. locomotives. pienos.
kerosene. printing presses. sewing ma
chimes, tobacco. household furniture and
zinc manufactures. The gain is observ.
ed in so many different ways and is so
large In some of the leading branches
In manufactures, that it justities the
hope that the worst Of the depression
has passed and that the Improvement
will soon lie Observable everywhere.
.fha.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-11
DAILY IN7ELLICENCER.
thursday. Oct. IL. 1877.

Ppox LACosyEg.-Mr. s. Con
-, who is in town At present. visit
I'M his family, who are here for the
,r,o.e of having his children cdu.
led. called at our Office yesterday
"a rave us the following items from
Kramer: He first tells a good story
- himself and two Of his neighbors:
thew each own steam threshers, and
h.rs the only ones in the place, aud
~. all the small farmers have saved all
;heir grain, while these three. being
smooest the largest, are likely to lose
+. rortion Of theirs from the early heavy
ans. which they did not anticipat..
IA which were unusual. Their loss.
Sovever, will not be heavy Mr.. Davis
h.s stated . machine shop at LaCon-
rer. He is from Nanaimo. and has all
ths machinery necessary 10 do the work
O. the farmers in that district. His
m.chinery will be run by an engine,
,nd he intends to have foundry TO
mats small castings for agricultural
;mplemenfs and machinery. This will
"a great benefit TO that part Of the
,urtry. They have literary and
ashssing society there, and they a:e
nov saking an effIrt to raise funds to
a sp the upper hall of the fine build
;oothere for their use There will also
r. from one to t no Thousand acres more
Of land cultivated on the Swinomish
next year, which they are at present
dyking. The town CT LaConner is
srowing rapidly. Several new build
ings are going up. the principal one and
osrhsps tue best one in the town. is
that OF DR.. Mackey. The DR.. has al
most private. hospital there, as he has
.sversl patients. from sll parts of the
Soun.i afflicted with chronic diseases
and fractured limbs under his treat
msut. He has irst-class drug store,
and has the reputation at tina, place of
bsing frst-clsss physician and surgeon.
IAConner needs also frst-clsss boot
and shoemaker, who would do well
there. LaConner is 1--we place and
bound to q ahead.