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CBLIC SALE.

VIII be sold at public sale. o. ilsn
OF Andrew HariDsn, on The p.k IA
Squire Farrie's Corner and b.asi
Pencader Hd., on
THURSDAY, February the I q
Sale commencing at Il Q c.lci
One Day horse, Frank, com.u1 "A
Old, a fine traveller and Will wUi
kinds OF harness one bay mar, y
coming eight years Old this spnl
good traveIer, and works Qnie, p A4p
OF harness and 10 a splendid iam.! =
) head OF first-class mich cow ~~|
l Will be IN profit by day OF sale J1I
and others springing, | two year a
old heller, good stock, n0Wa
springlng, 3 yearling heiIers OF s"i u
shoat pigs.
Farming implements.-one an Y
on, In good order, GermanioE- =.
dugout wagon, Nanwlckle AA ~
steel tooth horse rake, new q"
shelter. roller, l grindstone. "a
box, wheeloarrow, one large iri
one mixing trough, moving ,'!N
grain crar lie, barn shovel, pos
rows. cultivators, forks, rake LS,'l
on, plow and carriage harness, 20. an
brides, grain bags, barley fors' ~.
half interest OF L. acres OF WlA'
ground. "a
CUNDITIONs.-All sums ois.9A.j
der, cash; over that amount cirl.a
months will be given, by the ~
giving q bar kable note with appV.l
dorser, or three per cent. on ioI ~ y,|
est from date. j. NJ. hAA,|
W. j. lANK AuctiOneer. an%
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LIBERAL.-It did not seem to occurto
our friends in the General Assembly the
other day, while they were discussing
lie pay for the W. Fisk Townsend il
vesti-a:ion, that the members tha, we're
on The committee were only getting >
day and yet they were differing as 70
whether the per diem Of the clerk should
Be SO or sl2:. Why should there De 50
much difference between the value Of
mems services? ? And, there is the States
Attorney. He charged tie state 500 for
small parts Of four days service, notwith-
standing he IS a salaried officer Of the
state. We make no objection 10 these
payments. ; but We call attention to the
l!5erality Of the Legislators when they
are not considering claims for labor.
The eosts of this insesti CATION might fairly
have been assessed upon Townsend.
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to the city a. The rate q nve millions o'
gallons a day Al present with TIE pcs
pect Of doubling the qu Aniity IN the not
distant future, AZ the rate of increase IN
consumption within ths lAs' four years
Ia, b..ea An eurrussin- thought and de-
sire of the Messrs. Bancroft 10, the pas,
six months or more. \ Fd We have t-eh
told that they induced lhe holding Of a
meeting Of The business nen of w!
mingron on the suhlec- anu that these
cuisines, men ceciaed that the pr iect
of selling he water Of he BFAndywine
and pumping il from ne y the said Ban
crof.'s mill., through ihi ny inch pipes TO
the Cool Spring Reservoir, Vas a good
and feasible one and Il 4, money could
thus be saved 20 the dliy, if i would
abandon It's water pumps al tide water
and move uplo BAnerofts ; Al an addition
al outlay Of sl4j,0ol. Who these
.business men" are we DO not know
They may be right and may De wrong.
We, boweTer feel il duty 70 admonish
our friends in the CounciL that theyshould
make haste slowly" in determining 20
do anything now TO add TO our rapidly
Increasing city debt. " c feel confident
that # the Council and " aier Commit
tee will consider this proposition 10
abandon our present ba se for pumping
our supply Of water fully, they will de-
eide adversely to removing 70 Bancrofts
or DuPon.'s either. We fear that tie
cost Of such change would b much
greater tnan $500, II il could be
be done without destroying exist ng
water rights at all. Nor do we believe
II at the gentlemen named would have
the right TO dispose Of the water from
either one Of these po nts as we have
already heretofore stated. If they could
sell to Wilmington five or ten million
gallons Of water day from point at
their mills, why could not pc sons re-
siding on the Brandywl me in Pennsyl-
yania dispose Of all the water from
point in that State, and thus stop even
the supply which these gentlemen pro-
pose to sell the city, yfor ii amounts TO
sale Of the water, although the expires
sions used in framing the proposition,
very cunningly screen: them by only
des!gnat ng pay for the se Of the pump
ing apparatus.J The Messis. Bancroft
have no more power ID dispose Of the
water than other owners. They have
the right 10 Use the wafer, but In using
IL they have no right tb turn it from its
course-it may pass over their wheels
but it should be returned u the creek
again to pursue It's COZ tse. If it eau be
diverted from the stream, then il may
all be sold, through artificial conducts,
before ever it reaches Bancrofts' or
DuPouis. ~ We DO 10, believe this
can legally D. done, w infer that every
square of land borderiIIg L the stream has
a similar claim upon the water, and
hence the city would be compelled 10
buy out all established water rights,
prrjected Or probable rights, before it
could take the water supply from Ban
crofi- or DuPont's.
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FAY OF OUE LEGI-LATOE-.-No
ttat the question u salaries has been
raised in The Legs lature. We nav ex-
pres. cur surprise ,hat the members Of
that body have 80 frequently increased
the pag Of others and not advanced their
own per diem. Only think Of il. \ gen.
,leman who is elected b the Legislature
IS expected % sacrifice his own business
and 90 from his confoF table home 10 the
| little out-of- the-way town of Dover, and
there stay and drink bad water during
| the whole Of cold and dreary winter
iot The patty sum Of three dollars day,
'and ind himself And they have done
this cheerfully for 50 many years, while
the honorable men a; Washington have
steadily advanced their pay from 5. a
day 10 about so for he short session and
$50 for the long session. Why is this ?
why ls one made TO sacrifice his time
and devote his labot that his family
needs, while another is paid per diem
that would keep four families in a mode
rate and respectable style duriug the
time. Our Legislators AIe not paid enough
They do not lament, like Mr. Lamar
that they are required 10 pay car fare be.
cause they DO not aceept Of free uasses
nor 40 tAey PLAIN that the calls mad'
on them Tor charity are more than the,
can bear. On the cpntrary they pay a.
their demands and wait till the end O
, the session for the pa-try - day and ar
happy. And they have been doing thi
in honest little Delaware ever since Is}:
while the big States all around Us hay
, been raising the pay Of their legislator
8 until in Pennsylvania il reached over 81
= 30 session. Il well our Genera
Assembly does not meet but once in tvs
Il years, Tor We fear we should not be abb
d 70 get honorable men to accept Of the d
: sitIoh II It did. VIII we hope it is nc
- the intetticn Of the gentlemen in I'll
: Legislature to reduce the stipulated al
1t "ell-dehned salaries Of the judiciary all
! other State officers, 1--WE here have Il
L reference TO fees and emoluments arisin
e outside OF the salary,) we think We al
July Justlhed in say Ing that the Legisl;
IS ture should increase its own per diem
l. 1t Is too low, and " believe ought to /
e moderately increased. The member
it need have no delicacy about voting to q
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4 BANKRUPT CITY.-Elizabeth City,
Y. j., is pronounced a bankrupt city.
She IS unable to pay the interest on her
public debt which is sj.5c6, l30 "A. As
there are no means in her treasury and
the teachers Of the public schools are not
paid. i J.. said the schools will probably
B.. closed. The funds for the support Of
lie schools. S.,,OJo, comes from the
safe and there !. no law Authorizing its
- for any ether purpose, yet it has been
spent. Among those who suffer are the
Singer Manufacturing Company which
holds Sl.Oo,yyD bonds: the Equitable
Life Insurance Company holds sl,jo9,-
90; the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Company. ot Newark. $, ,DD0O 900 and the
Elizabethtown Savings Institution. So
90. The later concern has been placed
Ii the hands Of Chancellor Runyou, who
la, ordered the officers TO prepare a .e-
poct at once and protec; tie interes, Of
:A- depps.tors. - whom some s2z0, 90
az due. The Comptroller Of Elizabeth
has not been acting On the square and
Las left the city.
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..eu,s no better as 10 oh hsr Aiiairs. The
s,.i,or seems to drav his aspirations from
such Washington celebrlt ties As James u
blaine. John sherman, MeLin and $.
Martin, and the reporters Of course Eef.
naturally fall into the eS ample sei them
by the editor
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3. 1870

The DAILY GAZETTE Is sent 70 al p@sts
OF the country, postage pad, for rHREE
poLLARsa year. N savanee. IL contains
all the local news and most important
news OF the day. II gives in orlei Just the
news the farmer or the business man nef7i
at half the cost OF the two cent papers
and a. much as man ought TO read OF al
evening or morning. Subscribe for II al
cnce by remi,ting a money order ior a
year or six mouLLs.
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PUBLIC SAL

The subscriber intending w n9r pl
stock his sisters farm, layih- V a "A
south OF Summit Bridge, VIII s'''
lie sale. on -, .;g.
TUESDAY. February i'ln' 'i'n ,,n.
bis entire personal properly, on oa,,il.s ,1 a
consisting of one pair large "'"
workers, good brood mafts fLt
of which are with ioal. sUa, Nl
work or driving horses. y W. llN
year old colts, eXcel e.I aOfl
stock, ! milch cows, part IN, III by al
yeung heifers, will be IN pror VI
sale. one 2 year old bull' g"OiG
Brady Cow, farm was ons, ~ hoy, Gaj
one hay rigging, one cuttlu 5IwiD1|
new, one sleigh, good rs new WiongNssj
rows, S cultivators, ploughs' sbO's]
Sagon harness, brides, COZ corr. i,a'r moi N
forks, and many ether thips
toned. .,,,,s nd u
TERMS OF SALE.-All ssurinpeiinsyj
ceeding $40, cash on sums seantbs eaotb VIZ \
amount, a credit of eight iiio a Dsni,
given the purchaser givlh.s With seta'I
note with Interest added, an.,ber ana T, al
to be approved by the suos1i'P uW p BlGu'|
Sale to commence at 10 o'cl0''
; jan30w
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An OLD LADY KILLED.

\ few dAys since Aueii. Tnll, lA'iy
Is yea-s old, Wa rua oyrA ey the las
.rn Sho Railroad srain ig-i above Wsst
over station. scmers.t county, and oou-
ple,ely crusb-d- She vAs waking On
the tracx. siih hsE hack 10 ihe cArs- a. j
il /. supposed ste IS teAf and cid no'
hear ills N in tin,e 20 save he-se 4 EltheF
this : tue or she met her teaih par
posely. At any rate Ter action Vas very
n, sterioas, and the couducto. never saS
ber unul be xAs too c.ose 70 sop ih-
tram in time 20 save her.
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TIE Seventh Article Of the Constitu-
tion Of Delaware and Sixth Section, says
..All salaries and fees annexed 70 otfices,
shall be moderate and no officer shall
receive any fees without giving TO the
person who pays, receiR for them, II
required, therein specifying every particu-
AZ. and the chArge ior IL
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PUBLIC SAL

VIII be sold at public sale, on As
of Robert Husbands, decrAse'' d
Thompson's Bridge, ChristialA =
miles from Wilmington. on
tt ESDAY, FEBRUARY hl'"
At IL O'Clock, m. Il
Ahead OF good work or driylng wv
milch COWS, some with calNts
sides, Others sprinsing one yea ND, o,,
> shoats, &C. Farming lmpltigr
farm wagons, York wagon hea
market dearborn, horse car IN
plows, hsrrows, cultivator. nlh
hoes, &C iron harvester. moWrtt ar
er combined. good horse raAs,lcs s,lcs
winckle fan, grain bags. wagon, y, I'D
carriage harness, 2 sets heavy y" ,lsl
log chains, also dairy nxtuIes, a
pans, buckets, churns, cream "a ia
cans, &c. II acres wheat III INe
hay by the ton. :, 4
CON NDITIONs.-Al sums o. ,sid
less. cash, over that amount '.",ssl
months will be given, by the po-r.
giving a bankable note with AZ ..TLy|
dorser. THOEDUhE IN
l.. w. Stidham & Son, Aucllo"''
ianlg W2tk n
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this. fx The Constitution provides that no
lax raisins tie pay shall lake efee' uni !
An intervening ele: iCn shall have been
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WANTS.

WANTED Fine shirs -,
w a dozen, 80 a half Io,sr As"
perior manner tor IS cent sn,..,. IL
nt guaranteed. Cali At 3.5 -, 44n
street. Wu 1,, tll(
dec2S-tf n'LLt2
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NV YoHK. Nox. y. 4.

NV VFh -NIFs = y .
DE- V. W BLANCHARD during The
p4s. year have prescribed your vaTioC.
pr-pzrztious OF Fupi Cure Sn1 fe~l zap
py 10 say they have ffet ny most san
Eufne e1 : ectstions Civ ins 10 psiier - long
en- nfee led by blord poison. ch ronic dissAss,
or over drag dosing, the nsete1 nuiEii on
and nerve foro-.
Prof CLENEScE = LoIIEE, VI D,
Dean Of HON. y-i. College And Hospital
for Women, New YORK. ia-r y
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THURSDAY. FEBRrARy -. -,

A and will come 10 .oos h, \
ance en- heiiers. and bulls. yea,..sn
Farming Utensils hay wagog.t.
y new, farm wagons, horse car 6t..
OF cart beds, one carriage one tsrsr|
with pole and shafts, nearly new M
and bells. one grain fan. corn sb.ll4, +
dill. mowsrs, one q Kirby. oue Chlrl
pion, one Russel reaper, one 7 ss,s
rake, peach bed and springs. one h.y n
half bushel measure. Harpoon h.Ihl
and locks. saraycuse plousa. n
morse plodfhs, one horse plOggai ,nl
tvs tors. one twin harrow, lot ,5f,u}
dou Die trees. forks and shoye.s gr.arn@
and iced chest.
Harness. sets wagon hsrn4. ia
plough harness. one set do1h.e li,,l
made TO order and nearly new .gpl
sic halness, collars, brides Ia an
lot COW chains, - tor good ,im moily sy
the ton. ten ton OF wheat straw Grr
hay by the ton, lot OF manure ) ,ttaI
sturkies, IA Chester County a.! Ind
rel snosts.
dairy Ftxtures.-Such as u K III
mil K buckets. cream kettles u.liv1|
er, butter tubs. butter print. Aft s1s
er, one hand churn. one horse 'lsf,An
power. Household and k,ctel ia
turs and many other arllses 10 a
enum Grated
y. B The above cows have b-.1 ~
81 with great care ard Judgmeii NJ
worthy the attention OF persons El.,
good butter cows.
CONDITION S.-All sum. o, -
lees. cash. on all sums over tia, ano-z
credit OF months will b. gr-l ~
purchaser giving a ban kablr ae's E.E
proved tndorser, interest a1l-. y n
cent. of the face for cash.
T.B tyjl
l.. W, stidham a son, Auc,.qlx1
Il. ith street, Wilmington, Del
d, I'm !
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TIE li,tls laughter II a leAiins Fhysi-
clan in certain eruniry ioEl Presented
3 b follow ins a. her frs; stool essAy
There was a little girl and ste vas yery
SICK. They SEA; fcE my papa and she
died very quick.
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.SHERIFF".S .SfLES.

NHERIrf's SALE.
y BY virtue OF a writ OF LevAri Facias,
{" me direc Ell, will be expo>ed TO public
sale. at tie
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. s4l shipley St,
kept by John J. Dougherty. In the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, LEILA
ware, on
WEDNESDAY.
The 9th day Of FEBRUARY, 1879,
at O'Clock, p. m the following described
heal Estate, viz.
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
l. nj situate III the city Of WlImin. ton
New Castle county, Delaware, bounded
and descri bed as follows, To wit; Begin
ming at a point on the southeriy side OF
Twelfth street at the distance OF uhirty feet
easteTiy from the caste ~ side Of Madison
street thence sOutheriy parallel with Mad
ly side OF Delaware avenue thence south.
easierly by the said side OF SAID avenue Is3
feet ; inches tD a corner thence nortberiy y
parallel with Jefferson street 2l0 feet I.
inc bes - the a or said souiherly side of
Twelfth street and thet ce thereby westerly
10 feet TO the place Of beg inning, be the
conteut- within SAID bounds what they
may. Book r, vol. 10, page syT.
-eizai aud iasen in execution as the
properly OF Edwafd Tsinan, Jr.. deceased
and Rachel A Tatnali, his wife and sur
yivlug mortgagor and I. {, Joseph Tat
nall. Jr.. ami william Csnby, Executors
Of Edward Iatuall, Jr., deceased. &C. > aud
10 b. sold by JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
skerir's once. New Castle, January i6,
iSs. isnis-3tawts.
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nOG REGISTER NoTICE.-All per-
~ sons owing or having logs about their
remises are req uired 10 have them regu-
larry registered between the ist and 50th Of
January. After the latter date the ordi-
nance will be strictly enforced against un-
registered dogs.
WM. ]. MAXWELL,
Jan2-ln Chief Of Police.
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g HERIFF'S SALE
. By virtue OF writ OF Levari Faclas
TO me directed, Will be exposed 10 public
sale, at the
HOTEL, s4l shipley 81.
kept by John J. Dougherty, in the city ol
Wilmington, New LAstle county. Della
ware. on
WEDNESDAY,
The 5th day Of FEBRUARY, 1879,
at O'Clock. =. m, the following descr. bed
Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot OF lard with a three
story brick dwelling h-use thereon, sItu
ate IN the city OF Wilmington, bounded
and described as follows 10 vii. Begin
ming al toe northerly side sf Front street
between Jackson and Van Buren, streets at
the distance OF 6i feet from the easterIy
side Of Van Buren, street and AT the cent r..
OF the party wall betwe+ II this and the al e
joining dwelling on the west now OF tue
said DE Normandie, thence northerly
through the centre OF said wall and pslral-
lei TO Van Buren, street siXty-tnre.. feet
six Inches To corner, thence easteIly
parallel To Fr1lt street fifteen feet 10 a
nrst mentioned line anu Van Ruren street
sixty-three feet xix inches TO the d aforesaid
northerly side OF Front street; ard thence,
thereby westerly fifteen ieet 10 the place Of
beginning, De the contents thereof what
they may. BOOK {, Vol. 10, Pase 5s5. c
Seized and taken In execution a. the prO-
perty OF Thomas Y. De Sorinandie and
sara Weich, I. l., ana to be sold BY
JOHN PYLE. Sheriff
sheriff s Oiiice, New Castle, January l6
i1t3 JAM 3tawts
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NOTICES..

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE UNITED
- states four per cent. loan receiyed at
the First National Bank Of Wilmington
al par and accrued in ,eYest
GEO. u. ARMSTRONG,
lanz7-lno Cashier.
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PUBLIC &4LES.
PUBLIC SAT,I

The subscriber about 10 remove
state, will sell AZ public sal, or ,tV. i'Vs
OF i. b. EnRie, on the road nom ~
70 Delaware City, one mile ~
Penn, on '''1
THURSDAY. FEBRuARY III y,
al ten o'clock, a. m, sharp. a. no,,
igood work or driving hor..s "
col $. both coming three year. A
Old. one pair OF good wors IN
m mules, e0 head OF cattle. ~ o. uNl
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s0sRE ovBIEnTA.
Tari1a para dinero.

i.LEsADA Hla hoTa, oALIDA. Ira. H0rd
San % Juan. -. is m San uan....... is Ia
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AViso importante.


Deseosa esta empresa de contribuir al ma
yor movlmiento mercantil de esta 1sla, poI
consigmente su mejor bienestar ecoh6mico,
ha dispuesto que sus conocidos y acfedltados
vapores "Marsella, ''Alicante, " "Nuevo
Moctezuma' y "Manuela, recalen a la venida
ida la Habana, aaemas de los pnertos de
Agladilla y May aguez en- Ponce, proporcio-
nando los senores pasajeros que quierap
aprovechar esta oportunidad, soDre el buen
trato de sus conOcidos capitanes Villaamil,
Ventura, Bidaguren, etc, las ventajas de los
preclos tan moderados como los de cualQuiera
otra empresa
Asi mismo ma dispuesto que cuando hagair
viaie los EN- leados civiles y mitares con sns
familias dentro de los puertos de esta lsla, Sc
les rebaje la tercera parte del valor de los pa
safes, segun tarifa 81 el ndmero de pasaje-
ros fuese mucho 4 ocurriese embarque de tro-
"a, en- estos vapores espanoles, Sc haran con-
tratos especiales procurando la mayor ct onomla,
Ademas en- las respectivas Agencias Sc
expediran billetes de pasaje de IDA vuelta con
rebsia de 80 p. % sobre los tipos de tarita, sien
do validos hasta tres meses despues de expe-
didos, servibles para cualquiera de los yapo-
res de la Empresa.
Puerto Rico, Mayo de 1879. Los Agen-
J 8. Isiarte, heqn,G7o de CarocenG l. C0.-Ma
r;r : hta. IA jul
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Pasajes tyasatlGntieos.
este puerto a Santander J ST. Nazaire,
SsS~ F>a-I "a ga 1a IA Entronuonfr {
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s1aNATARlos.
LIN e A
DE VAPORES-C CORRE0S ESPANOLES,
entire Liyerpooly Puerto Rico,
n, Y,pnre, h siti LIlei 500 los s!gueltes.
Tipos reducidos de Fletes.

Despachandose uno 81 Is DC caua "eS Oh 11V
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Vicente SchwdD,
SASTRE DE PARIS.
FORTALEZA. FRENTE A LA ZARAGOZk

hume
nerfion
conque econ6cc ondn
Una a exnueso
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TEXAS nlet$icas.

Se ACADIA de pertecconar Y 0frecen al pdhli-
co en- los EStadoS- Unidos, una nueya teia
metaIlCa, que no dudamOS lendr8 tan buena
accglda en- esta lsla como ha tenido en- auuel
pals y en- los demas de la America latina. pues
viene nenar una verdadera necesidad. sobre
todo en- los paises, d0nde como sueede ami
abundan las lluvias eH la mayor parte del afio.
En- los anunclos que publican los fabricantes
de estas TEXAS, hay disenos que la simple Wis.,
to demuestran la senciliez Y efcacia de esta
nueva invencion. Cualquier operario de me.
diana inteligencia puede colocarlas. pueg an
torHa lie enSenara claramente como ha de ha-
cerlo.
Una de las grandes ventaias de este artfculo
para Ia eXportaciOn Y conducciOnes terrestres.
es que su peso relative al de hierro galyaniza.
do zinc, es mucho menos que Sc encuentra
colocado en- pequefias cajas taciles de maneiar.
0tra de las ventajas no menos importantes.
son las slgulentes no Sc rajan nj quiebran,
como Sucede con las pizarras especialmeprn
81 llueve mocho, cuando estan calientes. 81 to-
cho es mas compacto, y por consiguiente hay
menos op0rtumdad para que penetre el aqua:
sc evltan las goteras pOr su especial colocacion
~ como no Sc uSa EOldadura nj clavazon
exterior de nlngnna egpecie, no hay In cons
tetan necesidad de reparar los techos como su-
| cede con los de zinc hero galvanizado, v a.
nalmente su tamahO pequeho undo 4 Ia com.
oilooou Huo Iohen idS plancAa6 para unirNA
entire 81, 10 hacen fuerte resistente & Ios tenn.
pora!es, con mas efcacia aun que eli mismo te-
! Ulanlla. b
Los Sres. Jose Levi & Sons de Santb6maa
agentes generates de los fabricantes, con facul.
tad de n0mbrar Sub-agentes en- esta isla. han
ueslgnadO los que SuScriben: al efectO ee an.
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