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manufacture of false teeth. That they dis
solved partnership and he t ok half the
property belonging to the firm. In this
Mccormick had him arrested. The case
was dismissed.
evening and assaulted a woman named
His case was continued until April 18th.
charged with assaulting with intent to kill
Louisa Helwig, waived examination and
were bound over to appear before the
Grand Jury.
Jacob Knecht, charged with an assault
upon Officer Komman, had his case contln-
ued until May 9th.
Henry Brown plead guilty to assaulting
Jennie Allen, and was fined $5 and costs
Pat Gibbons was charged with rescuing
a prisoner from Officer B azell. The latter
was on his way to the Hammond-street Sta
tion-house with two prisoners in charge
when Gibbons interfered and succeeded in
getting one of them away. Gibbons was
also charged with robbing man named
Patrick Graham of S.. On the latter charge
he was fined $25 and costs.
DR.. d. w. Mccarthy was charged with
drunkenness and carrying concealed wea-
pons He made the following statement in
regard to his conduct at the Enquirer Of
fee: II had been out last Sunday after
noon working for VIM. Loder. / drank
considerable and finally wound up at the
Enquirer Office, where wanted to write a
card for Mr.. Loder. had quarrel there
and the first thing knew I didn't know
anything. was set upon by MIR. Mclean,
Mr.. Mccormick and George Campbell, who
showed me out of the Office. I lay all this
trouble to politics"
Judge Wilson, in passing sentence upon
the Doctor, said: "You have nobody tG
blame, Doctor. but yourself. You will no.
let liquor alone. You are cons ant sourc,
of annoyance to your family, and the bes
thing can do is to put you out of the way
l don't propose to have you running
around when drunk, endangering the live
of people with dissecting knife. Yo,
have gone far enough. The sentence of TIN
Court is that you pay fine of 500 ant
costs, be imprisoned in the Work-house TO
thirty days. and give bonds in the sum o
$500 to keep the peace"
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THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

One hundred bottles of wine were
stolen from No. 90 Richmond street night
before last by burglars.
The partial burning Of an old shed at
the alarm from Box 80 last evening. Loss
txihing.
The alarm from Box 526, at 11:30 last
night called the engines to little blaze
In the cellar of No. $50 John street. No
damage.
Harry Hall, who disappeared from
epringdale some weeks ago, has returned
home. He has been on a pleasure trip
throughout the West
A six-yesr-old girl named Katie Devin,
residing at No. so Mound street, was terri
bly, burned yesterday afternoon by her
dress taking fire from stove.
The promenade concert and fair at
Greenwood Hall, for the benefit of the
Evangelical Protestant St. Lucas Congrega-
ton, closes Monday with grand ball.
The cigar-packers held a meeting last
night at Workmen's Hall. An effort was
made to have the packers join the Cigar
makers Union, but no action was taken.
The grocery of Mr.. Buer, on Race
street above Liberty, was broken into yes
terday and robbed of some cash and arti-
eles OF furniture. Mr.. Buer at the time
was being married at st. Francis Church.
Attempts were made early yesterday
morning to burglarze the residences of
Nessrs. Dorland and Stamford, Nos. 126
and 1923 East Fourth street, respectively
but the rascals failed to effect an entrance.
Adolph Lutkemeyer filed petition in
the Court of Common Pleas yesterday, ask
Ing that his name be changed to that Of
Adolph L. Meyer. He AYERS that the name
Of Lutkemeyer is burden OF annoyance te
him.
Miss Jennie Parvin, daughter Of the
lAte 8. H. Parvin, died at her residence or
the Hamilton Pike, in the Twenty-fifth
Ward, last Tuesday afternoon. after q
lingering illness The funeral took place
this afternoon.
The Exposition Commissioners met
yesterday afternoon, The Printing Com
mittee was authorized to expend 81, 900 fol
advertising. Mr.. Dale reported that the
proposed building for agricultural imple.
ments would cost about So, 600.
The Cincinnati Society of Natural
History has elected the following officers to
serve for the ensuing year: President, DR..
R. M. Byrnes; Firs' Vice President DR.. j.
H. Hunt; Second Vice President DR.. d. 8.
Young; Secretary, Dr.. f. w. Langdon;
Treasurer, 8. E. Wright; Members Of Exec,
utive Board at large, Prof J. F. Judge, DIR.
II. H Hill, Charles F. Lowe, Prof. G. w.
Harper. Messrs. r. B. Moore and Julius
Dexter were reelected Trustees.
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PROPOSALS.


CEALED PROF OSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y at my Office until II O'clock M, Thursday, May
9TH 1880. for grading and improving ROckdale av-
enue from the west line of Burnet avenue to For.
est avenue, according to the plans and speciica-
tions therefor on file with the Corporation Clerk
OF the Vii age Of Avondale Said improvements
viii require about the following quantities
About 70OG cubic yards Of grading;
ct 9o9 peTches snarse macadam;
-, 800 .. fine macadam;
&c. 200 IS. gravel;
.. 40 e. dry masonry;
a., 10 ... mortar masonry;
-, 76 feet of 10 inch drain pipe;
-. so .. of u inch drain pipe.
Each bid to be accompanied with the names OF
two good sureties
Bidders to use the printed forms, as none other
will be received.
Council reserves the right Of rejecting any and
all bids
Proposals should be indorsed bids for the I'm
proyement of Rockdale avenue"
BY order OF the Village Council of Avondale.
FLAMEN BALL, JR,
Corporation Clerk.
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Amusement Notes,

At the Grand Opera house tonight Col.
ville's Burlesque Opera Company will ap-
pear, the only time this week, in "Robin.
son Crusoe." Friday night an enormous
bill-"Il Trovatore'' and Oxygen"
At Pixies Opera-house, Our Girls every
night and Saturday matinee.
At Heuck's Oliver Doud Byron in 'Ten
Thousand Miles Away"
Strong bill at the Vine-street Opera-house
this week.
Geological Garden open every day.
Last Syn. .phony Concert by the Theodore
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POLICE COURT.
pr. Mccarthy Fined $100 and Sentenced to
Thirty DAYS In the Work-house,

s.The Police Court of the City of Cincin-
aati, Judge Wilson presiding, is now in
srder," cried Court Officer Lew Frintz this
morning, and Hiram Meyers, charged with
yagrancy, was dragged to his feet by Capt.
Connolly. Not having home he was given
one for three months.
Patrick Conley, an old man with bloody
nose, which very much resembled WASH
hgton strawberry, was cent out for thirty
days for vagrancy.
Joseph Dale. on similar charge, was
oven like sentence.
John Scholler got drunk yesterday and
smused himself by going around smashing
b windows. The Judge let him off with
hirty days.
Poor Maggie Gallagher was again re-
turned to the Work-house for drunken
Mesa This time for thirty days.
Andrew Schrimp pleaded guilty to steal
hg set Of harness from John Pfaff, and
received sentence Of 5000 fine and thirty
lays In the Work-house.
B. g. White was charged with stealing a
~vulcanizer" and other property from
Theodore Mccormick. White stated that
- and Mccormick were partners In the
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PEBBLES,
Pixies Building.
BOOKS. &c.

YOU will find at STEVENS BOOK
STORE all the New Books and Magazines,
Birthday Cards, Flower Paper and other
materials Ornamental Shelf Paper, new
STYLES Note Papers and Envelopes, Visiting
Cards. Regret Cards, Photograph Frames,
Albums. Franklin Square and Seaside Ii
braries; besides many novelties in Station
cry articles for Household Ornament and
for Presents, Rewards and Prizes for Schol-
ars, &c. For anything you want in Books
and Stationery visit or write to GEO. f.
STEVENS, SO w. Fourth street, Cincinnati.
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As sad story as was ever feigned in

As sad a story as was ever feigned in
verse comes from Cannes of the death
there of an English officer, Colonel
Pickard, of congestion of the lungs, on
the day appointed for his wedding to
Miss McNeile, whose father, Sir John
McNeile, had died only three months be-
fore. The very wreaths which were to
have been used at the wedding became
funeral garlands to be thrown on the
coffin, and the bridal veil and dress were
lying ready to be put on by the now
widowed bride. Death was caused by
the rupture of blood-vessel on the
lungs, and the poor young bride sat up
three hopeless days and nights watching
the life slowly sinking away.
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Ninth street. 24S 1'3 feet west Of Cutter
street; $4,000.
Administrator of G. W. @. Johnston, per
Master Commissioner, to Eliza NJ. john
ston, rs by 6SA feet, on the north side
of Liberty street. 80 feet west of Linn
street; $8,666 81.
Margaret D, P. Johnston to same, quit
claim to same premises; 81.
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NOTICES.

T EGAL NOTICE.-DAVID A. CARLISLE, OF
IL St. Louis Missouri, is sued by Emma Carlisle
i'll the Common Pleas Court for divorce and GUS
tody of child Grounds, gross neglect OF duty,
habitual drunkenness for three years and willful
absence for over three years. Case No. 1887. An
swer day May Goth, 1880.
J. II. CHARLES SMITH. Attorney -at-Law.
Rooms 10 and II, southeast corher Fourth and
Man streets, Cincinnati.
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Scarcely has the warm breath Of summer
died away, when coughs and colds, those
avant couriers of dangerous diseases show
themselves. % DR.. Bulls Cough Syrnp al
ways cures them, and most quickly too.
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n aLTApRU Positive and permanent cure
Al for Catarrh. Pleasant consutu-
tional and local treatment We guaIsntee
u cure in every case Address Dra KlTZMILr
LER & KITZMILLER, PiQua, Ohio.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

T1HE CINCINNATI COOPERATIVE TRADE
i society will meet FRIDAY EVENING, April
9th. at O'Clock, in Murch's Building, Z'S west
sixth street Everybody interested In co-opera.
tion invited. "
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May Festival Guarantee Fund,

The following are the names of the SUBJ
scribers and the amount subscribed to the
Nav Festival Guarantee Fund:
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Nothing makes man, woman, or child
feel meaner than tickling sensation In the
throat. Take DIR. Sellers Cough Syrup"
% cents.
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r EGAL NOTICE. = NOTICE Ii. HEREBY
i ! given that the undersigned, as plaintiff, haa
brought her action against Dennis Carey and
County. Courto of Commen Pleas, in which action
tanned judgment In the said Court OF Common
Pleas, that she recover from the said defendant,
Dennis Carey, the sum OF 81 500, and that said
judgment remains in full force and wholly un-
Insid, and that plaintiff Is creditor of defend
ant, Dennis Carey, and that defendant Dennis Ca
rey has no property liable to execution out OF which
plaintiffs judgment can be made; and that de-
fendant, Dennis Carey, for the purpose Of hinder
ing end delaying plaintiff and his other cretitos.
and without any consideration paid him there
for, and after he had incurred the liability ON
which plaintiffs judgment was rendered, did
fraudulently convey two lots of land and the Inn
provemeDts thereon. TO one William Roche, and
that the said deed from defendant, Dennis Carey,
to william ,oche, defendant, is void, and inures
to the benefit Of the creditors Of defenda
ant, Carey, and plaintiff asks that
the said conveyance may be adjudged 10 inure TO
the benefit of the creditors OF Dennis Carey. And
all creditors OF defendant, Dennis Carey are here
by notified that unless they appear and file their
claims against defendant, Dennis Carey in the
said action, by way of answer or Cross petition In
the said action according to law, on or before tho
lst day OF May 1880 they will be barred from par
ticipating in the distribution OF the proceeds OF
sale of the said premises described in Rlantiff's
petition. OPHELIA J. NEVILLE,
Administrative of W. T. Neville, deceased,
Plaintiff.
YOUNG, CRAWFORD & GoEBEI,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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LEGAL.


TTNHE STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY,
1 S.S.-Ham lton Common Pleas. No. 81.720-
Petition ior Divorce Barbara Anon, Plaintiff,
vs.. Joseph Anon, Defendant - The defendant
will take notice that q petition in the above
named cause and Court has this day been filed
stating in substance the following: That the
plaintiff on or about the - day of April 1875 was
married to the defendant that she has ever since
conducted herself as faithful and obedent wife
toward him, but that the defendant regardless OF
his marital duties has been guilty Of extreme cru
city toward the plaintiff. in this, that at many
times and places he did slriko and bruise the
plaintiff, and that on or about the 9th day Of
July, A. D. 1875, he made violent ATTEMPT to kin
plaintiff, and came very near succeeding in his
object Ana also that defendant has been guilty
of gross neglect of duty in failing for five years
last past to provide for her. The plaintiff prayn
for q divorce, for reasonable alim0ny, and such
relief as she may be entitled to. The answer will
be due on or before April 10th, A. D, 1880. And
the defendant will further take notice that on
Tuesday. the Goth day of April, A. D. 1880 tho
above named plaintiff will take the dispositions Of
sundry witnesses to be used as evidence on the
trial of the above cause AZ the Office of NJ D. Ham
over, No. l02 Broadway, in the city of New York,
In the County Of New YORK, in the State Of New
York. between the hours of O'Clock q m. and
o'clock p. NJ, OF said day, and that he taking 0i
the same will be adjourned from day to day, be-
tween the same hours, until they are completed
HERMANN MARCKWORTH
forn n,r rnor
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HORSESHOES,

SHOE YOUR HORSES WITH THE
GOODENOUGH SHOE. Call at 211
Race street and see horses shod without
fire or forge. No more burning or
butchering Of the feet.
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REMOVAL.
REMOVAL.

JOHN H. B0GART, Designer and En-.
graver, has removed from 175 Vine st.,
to Hopkins Hall, 9. W. corner Fourth
and Elm streets.
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HaTEL I RESTiUR INT
DE- "EMBAJADORES. I"
sc SAN FRANCISCO Sc

Toribio Barreda, duefo de dicho estableci-
mento, pone en- conocimiento de sus amigos y
antiguos parrcquiano y del publico en- general
que, habiendo regresado de Europa, ha alberto
en- la calle de s Justo NJ IL, esquina la For
taleZs, un nuevo hotel Y restaurant en- 81 qne
esta disnuesto satfsfacer, el gfis mas delica-
90 en- q arue culnario, bien sea Ia spaflUla,
francesa, iDglesa alem na y defnas flariones;
ofreciendO que ademas de- los diterentes plates
que anuaci6 cnando MIA su antigno hotel de-
nominate o Ell UNIVERSAL, presentara otros
que haSta la tccha no Sc han c0ufrcconadO en-
cSta rapital, especialmente serviia cl NON
Plus ULTRA de los beefterhS titu ado beGttedh
de T0rlbio Barreda Tambien re, ite hoy que
puede peClirse'e tualquiera plato de Europa
que sera serFido siemp'e que en- esta capltai
hale los .fectos nect sarlos
Al rropo tempo hara to}os los amuerzos,
comdas cenas extraOrdnari's que sc lie pi-
DIN, asi como galatinas dc cual4nier grado
gal4ntinas, c0bezas de cert0, charota rusa,
bizcoehos amibara1os, flancs, cremas, pasteii-
tos de TIL in, jamones en- vino gl2ce, jgotes
todo 10 one G. pGblico qujera cCmcr.
81 alguna persona quiero cerciorarse de Ia
verdad de este anunciO, no 'iene que hacer
otra coss 81 concu rir al hotel de Emba Sa-
dores, con agGnas pesetas, seguro de que,
ademas de Quedar atistecho, saldra e|ogiando
la limpieza de establecimentp cou ganas dc
volvcr conner DC lo5mismos piat0s &c otros,
pues t0los sou sucul. mt Y c0ntcccionados
1. II nrreg,o nl nrte P;erto- Rico, julio % tic
$50 -TORIBIO BARREDA | Julio
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PARA SaSORAS gahano3 nagr0S IL 70la IL
camisas de hilo bordadas, cueos pun idem,
fxus, raes 10 pompadour, abrigos de lana,
tamas ricamente adornadas surtid0 de mant-
las negras blancas de seda, granadnls ne
gras de scGa Iisas iabradas, velos manta de
seda, fecos n gros de idem, ENGAGES bancos
negros de algodon, blondas bl meas negras
de seda bordadOs, entredos Y fest0n, cGrses
varias clases, gros y falas negras varios pre-
clos, popein de seda y algodon colores Iisos y
labrados, surtido de cntas de gro de razo,
los elebrados percales de colores a la pompa-
dour, ETC., etc
PARA CABALLEROs: sombrerOs de Gltima no.
| vedad, casmires vareados desde reales $3
vara, ldeln en- cortes desde reales IS uno,
camsas de hilo de frente de hi,o de algo-
don precios sumamente varatas calz0ncios
de 10 de algolon calcetines desde Ia case
mas Inferior hasta la mas selecta de hilo de Es-
cocia, camisetas de merino de agodon, cue
los puhos de hilO, panuelos lie hilo y de seda
para bolslllo, chalinas y corbatas de varias ella
ses surtdo general de calzado, etc, etc.
PARA NISos NINAs trajes de piqu6 elegan-
tisimos, rico surtido de s0mbreritos, gorritos Y
capotas adornados, surlido compete de calza-
do, abr gos de ana med as blancas lie colo
res, avlos para crstanar, gorritas Y zapatit0s
para idem, camas de hero eegantes jugue-
tes de va"ias cases velocfDedos etc. etc.
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LITOGR AFIA
DEL ssROglETIN'' -.
PRECI0S BARAT0S

Provista de una maquina lie Ultima inven-
eion, esta LlroGRAFiA desde hoy hara sus tra-
baios de tai modo que salgan al mismo preci0
que eneargaios estos al exterior,
A los fttbricanfes de cigsrrill IS Sc haran las
marqnilas tam no comm Ell APPEL dc colo
res, tinta negra q sl25 ell millar rasando de
100, 900 A los que s6lo encargu de 100 0
q 90, 600 Sc les hara al mismo precio, pero
pagan1o rs pesos por el grabado, para | que
necesiten m6nos de 10000, los ant'gnos pre-
clos M3rquillas EN- papeI blanco y tinCas tnas
de todos coIores s 50 e millar pasaudo de
100000; de 10000 $4,000 hay que paglr el
grabado 81 los parrcquian no 10 tienen hecho
EN- esta casa. Menos de 10000 los Antiques
preeios
Marqnlas de tamafo grande a precios con
vGcio ales.
Mdr?ottIds para chocolate colores surtdos
4 81 miar.
Facturas, cr3uiares, conforrnidades, ooga-
clones, letras de c,mbi -, etlquetas para boti-
ca tarjetas dcmas, stempre que e nd ero
de eiemplares sea grande, So hacen en- Ito
grafia cas a m smo'precio que de imprenta
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ADEMAS hCm0s reclbid0 Un V3fjadO snrtldo
de telas blancas de hilo, juegos dc mauteloria
de todas classes, rcas toha!las lie aem4niscO de
hil0 cC9 magntticos lccOs, c0lchas blancas De
colores, mosQuiteros de CASA de red musc.Ii.
mas blancas adamascaAas para mosquiteros,
merinos meriniiIps de garias es, rarag guas
medios paraguas &c a9da, parasoles blancos
doble fo:ro, efectos De escritorio de viaje,
conpleto surtido de perfumeria de las pr nci-
paies fabricas de Europa, porcelana Y cristale-
ria abanieos dilerentes classes y de novedad,
de plumas a la pompadour medias cal5das pa
ra ninls borl3s superores para camas cor
tinas, gaquit9s erpreS DC schOras para ci tran
via, pa1ueos bancos bordados, pa1uelos do
bIadillos la pompa iour, nifombras lnas
de todos tamafos, papel de colores, idem de
seda para flotesy
A PRE0IO DE QUEMAzON
Sc realiza una partida de tuhos, quemadoreB
mechas y canastlios para quinqu6s Y otra pai
tica do vasos de cristal.
Todos los articuos mencionodos otros mu-
chos difciles lie enumerar, Sc ofrecen precios
m6dicos, rara dar lugar oras nuovas factu
ras que cstan para llegar.
Asi pues, dispensaa uua vista LAS NO.
VEDADES y Quedaran satisfechos do 10 que
ofrecemos
juliO 81 l. LLOMPART te Go
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critoros patontes para cAsas de concrete partcu-
lares.-Sros. John Wright Comp. Aparatos econ6-
mlcos para alumbrar ingenos casas particulares
Lo siguiente es nm resdmen parcial de In maqui-
maria eectos agricoas industriales. construidoa
bradOs.
Monos de todos tamafos para cana hasta 50 pull
gadas diametrO con todas las meioraS para obtener
la mayor extraccion.-Bom para guarapo. hori-
zontales, vqrticales De yapor.-Maquiuas de yapor
ytres cilindros, con expansion. condensation.
ciIlas todoe tamanos. Mlquinas atmosf6ricas uue
triple efecto con sus bombas condonsadores, a
injection 5upertcales para lugares donde esca-
sea eli aqua Tachos de vapor al aire ltbre. e.-EvapO-
radorq do Wetzel Boury s-Clarihcadores rec
angllareS. semi i-esericos continues. Centrffugas
he iIepworth Weston, Manlove, Alliot~Fiitros de
precipitation. de sacos, carbon animal, Fltros
.-Calderas dc fuses. cilindrica5 seccOna-
les. Galloway. muititubulares compuestas.-Ca
tadores purihcadoles de aqua para caderas que
ofrocen una economic de 20 50 por cien.o en- com
hus Al Iou aoIJ cio
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Vicente SCklWab,
SA ASTRE DE RIS.
FORTALEzA, FRENTE LA zARAGOzANA

Tene gusto parpa amigos favorecedo
capital los de la @ hber recbdo 1tmos
gdos de ngara Fnnca Ale mania complete varsdo udo
profession los be admi
mas morabe cadad especial guo han sdo e
dos.
conviction hbra deada
gusto supa h
veracidad de
puesto.
eccion de- pndas
possible preo enddo nmeoabe
Ia perfection soidez do construction HAN
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Les sehores que deseen encarg4r mauuinara agri-
cola Industrial para azhcar. caf6. arroz. maz al
godon. riegos. raderas Y las pequeflas industra5.
pueden obtener toda 'lacn de pormen2res. preros
condcioneS de pITO. n! -iendoSe en- Ponce i Don
Roberto Graham, IN 'oo 70 inico agene Oh osta sla
d3 los fabrcantes a>a'o u0n1cados.
SEzORhs
nanloye .tliot = Conn. Nottingham Rouen. cuyas
sa,-~Srcs. W. Fl. Bailovv Conn Satord. Acc, sorios
ma n"jl'- plra '"jra@ Al rApor. Srcs. Or 7saly
Brothers, NH} l"Si"r. ED r's tt}s6,A.lD que no
cesitan aqua. caldera III e,ttpo:s. }avward.
Tyler, Comp. L6n'lres. Motores cal5cco5 maqu-
Comp. Leeds L6ndrcs Aparatos a vspor para cul-
tivar Ia tierra-Sres, ezra; j. b. Fleming Comp. Edim-
prenta.-Sres Ransom0s Sims Head fpsiwieh.
Instrumentos agricolas, Moinos para mate etc
Sres > F. lsansome8 Comp. L9ndres. M?1lnaria
etc-Sres. J. d. Barra lough, Manchester. .Apara-
tos para a preparation dc bras los materlales on
lue s. l-llizan. .-W0nOOt Desk Comp. Glasgow. Es
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La erDOrtGciOne en- los

Estados- Unldos continua siendo tan impor-
tante los embarques de Manteca arrojan
la cifra de 46, 600 terzones de $40 netas cada
da una.
AguIa que la re6neria de los Sres V. ".
Maefarlane los ha tenido que trabajar dia
V noche por espacio de tres semanas para
Ilegar hacer 1900 tercerolas diarias, on
mayor production.
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EL SIGLO XIX.
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