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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-26
La HONRADEZ.
Fdbrica de cigarrts, Habana.

Afanosa siempre por meiorar la fabrication
de sus cigarrillos y picadqras en- provecho de
sus favorecedores, ha dejado de emplear CO.
mo se hecia antfguamente los deshechos de
la Fabricas de Tabacos, que tanto Sc presta-
ban y prestan adulteraciones abusos de
que han sido victimas no pocas fabricas de
cigarrilos ypicaduras, y los coDsumidores.
Las picaduras de LA HoNRADEZ Sc prepa-
ran hoy con escogida y superior, 'rama''de la
Vuelta Abajo, sin que entire en- su elabora-
ci6n nj una sola libra de picadura de fabrica.
A este se agrega, que la installation y aparatos
mecanicOs con que cuenta LA HONRADEZ
son notoriamente superioress cuantos existen
en- la plaza y que el Director de la fabrication
D. Felipe Ibuzquiza es uno de los hombres
mas PRACTICES & inteligentes en- ell ramo con
que cuenta la isla de Cuba.
Tcdas estas circunstancias haacn que los
cigarros "O5sequios' 'Corrientes" de La
HONRADEZ, no recOnoZcan rivaleS.
Habana, Mayo 80 de 1882
SANDERSON o Go.
Agentes para su venta On esta Capital.
GARCIA &. .O'FARRILL.
Tetuan 20.
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TARIFA DE PASAJE
ENTIRE NEW YORK Y SAN JUAN
On pasaje en- /. q c&mara. ............. 81
TARIFA DE FLETE PARA NUEvA-YoRK.


Cafe, Az1car, Mieles, etc, segun con-
venio especial con los agentes, hbres de
capR.
"A MAS BARATA RUTA para Europa
VIA NEw-YoRK con opcion q permanecer en-
dicho punto los pasajeros todo el tempo
que juZguen oportuno.
Conocimiento y boleta de pasajes directos
30 dan en- todos los puertos donde los vapo.
res de Ia compaffa tocan, para Europa, Ca
,aGdd y Boston en- conexion con las sig1ien
tes fneas de vapores:
VIA NEW YORK.-Por Ia de !CMnard.
NORTH German Lloyd para y desde Bremen.
Hamburg american PGchet COnlpGfsv para
Y desde Anberes. - General TRANSATLANTIC
Company para y desde HGvre. .-Arechor Line
para Y desde L61ldreSy y Glasgow. --MerchGats
Despatch d International d Line para des-
tOdos los puntos del CGsaGdG. .-MetrOpoLi-
dn Line para desde Boston.
ROLETA DIRECTA PARA EUROPA.
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Taller de Atqgrsfla
DE
TIUDl DE Morris \ RODECK
37.-FORTALEZA. 81.

Estimulados por la mucha rreferen.
Cie con que nos viene hoprando el p1-
blico de esta isla con sus gratos pedi-
dos, tenemos 81 gnsto dc anunciar que
aCabamcs de renovhr nuestro surtido de
pspel, cartulinas, tintas y demas mate.
riales para los trabajos de nuestro ra-
mo, , . compietar 81 pelsonal, poui6n-
donos asi en- el case de poder cumpiir
con mas puutualidsd todos los enca1gos
que se nos eoDfen precios modicos ,
con ei lesmero qne costumbramos po-
der en-. todo 10 que thacemos.
San Juan, p. r. Julio 1882.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-26

Ninos mehores de tres amos no pagan pa
sale. Entire tres doce amos mitad de pa
sale. Oriados acompanando sus amos doe
terceras parties del pasaje.
Para mas informes y tipos de hetes dirf
janse & los agentes de Ia cOmpaf1la.
San Juan de Puerto-Rieo.
o.2o Sobgimos de EsQ,tiGg0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-26
Ia EAPRgSA DE- VAP0RE DB RRRRBRI

IA estsblecido .pneyo caeryicio en-
tre NeW-YeIk y lesta isla, dando
principle cOnlel vapOri Manuelita y
Marfaa queAsaldfaa desaquel puerto
q fines del presente mes, .admitiendo
pasajeros y carga.
lptornlaran sus agentes,
]. SALA, r Ce.
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LibrOs de instruction.

En- Ia Imprenta del BoLETIN, Forta-
leSs 81, so ACADIA de recibir una graz
collection de libros de texto para las es-
cuelas, de Ia ediciones mas modernas
los que Sc ofrecer 6 precios reducidisi
mos por haber mucha existencia de di
chOs Iibros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-26
Muy barata.

Sc desea vender la bonita velers
baisbrs ,espanola JOHANNE de re,
ciente construction.
Para informes sobre precio demas
psrticulares dirigirse q J. SALA Y
COMP. Marina. hta 30 jul.
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Sc VENDE

Por ausentarse su dueio la PENN
sula, se vende el establecimiento de de-
tall de provisiones, propio para girar en-
todas sscalas. San Fancisco 58 daran
raz6n. la
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"aHfna9
FRESCAS ESPANOLAS.

Tienen constante dep6sito de Las me-
jores marcas de Santander, en- sacos y
bsrriles, y vsnden precios modicos.
SIRVA FERRER Y 90.
hta. Is az.
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NGBDAD ANONlAA
EMPRESA MARTINA PTO-RIOUENA
JUNTA lD1RECTIVA.
SECRETARIA.

LaJunta Directive para cumplir 10 dis
puesto en- los artfcplosl Ia y 81 del Keglamen-
to, ha acordado la reunion de Ia general de
acc1onistas las doce del dia rs del corrien-
te, en- los salones del Excmo. Ayuntamiento
de- esta CAPITAL, con- objeto de jdar cuenta de
todas las operaciOnes tfectuadas desde 10 de
Qctubre ultimo hasta 81 de Mayo proximo
paeado; t6rminoi del afioi social, sOmdtiendo
e su eellDeEacion los aeuntos de que debe
7 Sin perjuicio de Ia inyitaci6n particular
dirigidR 81 los senores aceioniStas para Sd
-concugrencial Aaquel actos sc les avisa por
medic Gel presente anupciO cumpliendo asi
= que previene eI citado afticillo IA del
keglamento.- San Juan RueGto-Rico Julio
10 de lssS.-EkS Secretarie, POLUx. ]. pADILIA.
2-3
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LUZ DIAMANTE
DE LA FABKIOA DE
WadsWorth Martinez & Longman,
207, PEARL SYREET NEw-YoRK.

ITO grados de Fareineight. -Libre de
explosion y combustion inst6ntsnea.
Este sceite es Ia Redistribution del
aceite de carbon esta fabricado espe.
cialmente para uso dom6stico.
Els CRYSTALLINE como aqua destilada, su
luz es clara, briilapte ; sin oloT.
Es tan completaments seguro, que 81
Ia lampara por casualidad quebrase no
habria peligro ; pues la llama quedarfs
extingnids.-Dep6sito sn Ell ]. 1ELE-
GRAFO, San Justo 12.
81 d s. Mel6n & %.
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CtlLOCACION.

La solicita un antique dependiente de co.
mer clio, practice Ell trabajos de escritorio. Ca
lie de San Justo D1mere 81.
ABlNO PEREZ, Agrimensor pdblco,
forece sus servic os profesionales. Gale de
Sen Justo n1mero 81. Jnlio 4
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ReG1i%dci6n.

Latimer &E FerB6ndez detsllsn IN
cargamento de maderas de pichip6n
compuestoS ltsblas, tablonesy y Quar-
tones surtidos precios muy m6dicos.
Puerto Rico 8 julio 1882.
hta. 6 apto.
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Estados para el censo

Los doce estados arregiados 4 la
instruction, $3.50. Elm Ia imprenta
del BoLETIN.
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Para las Alcaldias.

Talonarios para prestaciones y demas
documentoa que deben llsvar las Alcal-
dfss con arreglo al Reglamento.
En- la imprenta del BOLETIN
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A VISo.

Los que suscriben estableeidos en- Ia calle
de Ia Cruz n6rAero 25 esquina & 8.la de la Luna.
compran, venden y alquiIan muebles usados,
FELIX NOA--NIOoIAs DEL VALE. nazo 26
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-04-20
A Dog Goes Over Niagara Falls.

A few days ago, according to Buff
falo paper, large dog was seen in
Niagara River within the influence of
the upper rapids. He was rapidly
whirled along and over the falls, and
it was supposed, of course, that he
would be seen no more. 1t was not
long. however, before he appeared in
the gorge below the falls trying to
Chamber upon some debris that had
collected there. Efforts were made to
aid the unfortunate fellow, but were
of no avail. He finally got upon a
cake of ice and fioated with 1t toward
the whirlpool rapids. At Suspension
Bridge village large crowd collected,
In due time he appeared upon his ice
cake, bowling dismally, as if he appre-
ciated the terrors OF his situation. An
express train, crossing the bridge at
the time, stopped in order to let the
passengers witness the unususl spec
tacle. Round and round wbirled the
cake, in a dizzy way, and louder and
more prolonged grew the bowls Of the
poer dog. As the influence of the
whirlpool rapids began to be felt the
cake increased in speed, whirled sud
denly into the air, broke in two, and
the dog disappeared from view. Nc
one thought that he could possibly
survive the wild rush through the
| rapids When word was received thai
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-04-20
A Plea for the Children.


Of all disagreeable habits that of
teasing children, 1 consider the most
despicable. Why not let the little girl
enjoy her dolly without teasing her
about it's nose or eyes until she cannot
take dolly into her arms without
thoughts Of its imperfections, sug-
gested by this teasing, coming up be.
fore her?
The little boy enjoys his hobby horse
until reminded of the fact that it can
not eat oats or kick as real horses do,
then he is no longer satisfied with his
hobby. If child's hair happens to be
red he is leased about that as if it were
disgrace to have red hair. If he has
freckles, he is told that his face looks
like turkeys egg, and SIMILAR remarks
are made, until the child readily be.
lieves he looks so bad that he is
ashamed to 60 to Sabbath school or
church. Often by this needless, cruel
teasing the childs life is robbed of its
natural brightness and gaiety.
How many mothers have wept bitter
tears as they have seen the child they
have so carefully taught to be gentle
and loving to all, leased into saying
and doing things saucy and rude. In
vain do they beg papa, uncle or cousin
to desist from teasing, and not until
the naturally sweet tempered child has
been changed into rude and disagree
able one do these habitual teasers see
the wreck they have made, and then it
is often too late to, wholly, remedy the
evil.
Paul understood human nature when
he said, Fathers, provoke not your
children to wrath" No one ever saw
mother tease a child to make it un.
happy. We ought always strive to
keep the child in an amiable mood and
to bring into daily action the traits OF
character We wish to become habitual
Every outburst Of passion leaves its
mark on the soul and whoever need
]essly pro7okes these outbursts.
''EOt alone commits an error
But a grievOus moral WrOng.o
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-04-20
Agriculture in the Schools.

fralr1e Farmer.
The subject of agricultural education
is attracting increased attention abroad.
There are now over 600 students at
tending Prof. Tanners new series of
lectures on the Principles of Agricul-
ture, in England. All these students
are persons preparing themselves to in
troduce this particular subject of agri.
culture into the science classes or ele-
mentary schools of the county, in one
or the other of which they are now
teachers. Indeed it seems that the
teachers of Great Britain are fully
aroused to the Importance of this new
education. The good work that they
may do in this direction is beyond COM
putation. Is it not a worthy sugges-
ton that there be introduced into the
Normal schools of this country course
Of lectures devoted to the imparting of
agricultural and horticultural knowl-
edge to the teachers of our common
schools that they may, in turn, instruct
the youth Of the land in the elementary
principles underlying successful farm
lifeP In this way the pupils of the
common schools who desire to enter
them may become prepared for the
universities and colleges devoted to in
dustrial education, and those whom
circumstances may deprive Of further
school years viii be at least better fitted
than now for the business of their
lives.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-04-20
FOR THE FLOWERS.

Sweet as an elfn bell
That is swung in a turret of mist,
The cascade tnkles within her dell,
The warm rain weaveth her vernal spell,
And the crimsoning buds OF the maple
swell,
by the passionate south wind kissed.
Wake, little blossoms, wakeI
The throStle Is piping for Spring;
The silver scales OF the wateT-Snake
Twinkle and flash in the feathery brake.
And the little brown birds in the covert
shake
The dew from each homeward wing!
Open your timid eyes,
Hare b. II and violet and clover!
Braid, with the hlue Of the sunniest skies,
The sylvan nook where IN darling lies
And fringe, with the puppies OF Paradise,
The green cod ha covers er veil
Emma alice BrOlOnc.
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THAT LITTLE Sung.

Sing once again that little song;
4 sang Ii, years ago,
with one who has been sleeping long
Where churchyard grasses grow.
We used to sing at eventide,
When all about was still,
Save whispering winds among the flowers,
And cry OF whip-poor-will.
How sweetly on the evening air
The melody would rise,
AS we sat looking at the stars
Which listened In the skies.
And, listening to your soog tonight,
My thoughts were far away
With her who used to sing with me,
When life was in its May.
December'5 snow is on my hair,
Its frost within my heart;
But, at your song, some flowers or Spring
70 new life seemed to start.
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Snake. in the London "zoo."

New York Evening Post
The reptile-h0use, with its magnifi-
cent collection of snakes, one python
twenty three feet long, has also its
fund of incident Swallowed by single
tragedy. Some years ago the keeper,
when in liquor, took the cobra from its
cage. The reptile bit him, and, spite
of quick antidotes, he died in twenty
minutes. In 1850 Demonstration
swallowed his blanket, and, after hold
ing it twenty-three days, disgorged it.
The careful observer of the ways of
the python and other snakes of the
constructor species, sheds important
scientific light ON their habits of prey
ing. They invariably throw them
selves from the tail, grasping with it a
tree or rock. Having once seized it's
prey with their jaws, and thus secured
what we might call now fulcrum
from the other end of the body, they
proceed to construct and kill. The al
legged habit of salivating their prey is
all moonshine. The story doubtless
arose from the habit which the con
strictors have Of feeling the dead prey
carefully with the nose so as to find
the head and begin swallowing. In
the paroxysms Of hunger the construct
Ors are fierce and aggressive. If two
of them at such period happen to
grasp the same rabbit or duck with
which they are fed, the larger and
stronger snake not only swallows the
prey but also the smaller serpent, which
is either unwilling or unable to let 90
its hold. This has the SAVIOR of fiction,
but I am satisfied that the keeper who
told it was not drawing the long bow.
In fact, the Geological Society has lost
one or two valuable serpents in this
way, and the keepers have to be care
full in feeding the constructors to avoid
accidents of the sort. If both creature IS
seize the prey at once. the keepers in
stantly take it away. The jaws of the
constructors are curiously formed, and
apparently fall apart at the lower ex-
tremeties when the reptile is gorging,
q muscular contraction bringing ex.
tremeties back to place when the prey
is swallowed. Among the more strik.
ing curiosities of the reptile house is a
snake-eating serpent from India, fol-
which the keeper has on hand con.
slant supply of young snakes caught in
England.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-04-20

the dog was in the whirlpool, still liv-
ing, and once more struggling vainly to
swim to land. people could hardly be-
lieve it. This story was substantiated,
however, by trustworthy witnesses.
Thus he went through the upper rapids,
over the falls, through the gorge,
through the whirlpool rapids, and into
the whirlpool itself.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE Of MAILS

new ORLEANs-Daty. Arrives a.
$50 P. NJ, by train, departs at 5;35 A
~, by train.
NAToHirocHEs AND SHREVEPORT
Daily. Arrives at 6 P. NJ, by STAGE.
departs at 9 A. NJ, by stage.
WAsHIkGroN-Via Bismarck, Babbs
Bridge, etc., S~emi-weekly. Arrives on
ds tuesdays snd Saturdays at l A. NJ,
P. NJ. "'
LEEsvIhLE-Sem;.peelly. Due every
Monday and Thursday at 6 O'CLOCK
IN, departs every Tuesday and
Friday at ' o'clock A. NJ.
HARai:cNBtRa-Ssmi.w eekly. Dueev.
cry Monday and Thursday at 6
oeioGk NJ, departs every Monday
and Thursday at s o'clock P. NJ.
WINNrrELD- Weehty. Due a T,ues.
day at IL o'clock M., departs everv
Tuesday at I o'clock P. N.
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ALEXANDRIA, La, :
April3 3, 1882. {
The Police Jury met pursuant to ad.
journment.
A quorum present.
Mr.. j. W. Glass admitted as mem
Der from Calcasieu Ward.
Petition Of VIM. Dyer, to change
road granted.
Petition of citizens Of Spring Greek,
asking public road 10 be- established
from Buffers Mill to Lecompte, not
granted.
Two hundred and fifty dollars ap-
to build a bridge over Cal
casieu river at Davis crossing.
Petition of C. W. Ward, asking to
change public road, was granted.
Petition of citizens of Lamourie
Ward, for one hundred and fifty dol
lars, to build a bridge over Dry ba.
ycu and bayou Cooley, was not gran
ted.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson,
Resolved, That B. Mayer, E. E.
Dodge aud W. E. Smith, be and are
appointed Commissioners to
examine the road from Chas. Afie.
mans on bayou Lamourie to Lamou.
rie bridge, in Road District No. 9, La
INQUIRE Ward, for the purpose of see
whether any party OF parties have
INSTRUCTED said road, and if SO, in
what way, n report to this Jury at
is next meeting.
The Rhodes bridge across bayou
in Cbeneyville Ward, declared
public bridge, and four hundred dol
ars allowen j. I. Rhodes for repairipe
anne.
Bond of Robert Martin accepted,
nd two hundred and fifty dollars al
owed him for building bridge oves
Dam bayou.
Petition of j. R. Williams REFEREED
ack 10 bin.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE,

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
4 Rapides Cemetery Association are
hereby notified that there will be a
meeting Of said Association at che
Town Hall, IN Alexandria, on MON
DAY, the lst day of MAY, 1882, for
the purpose of elecsing a Board of Di-
rectors for the ensuing year, and for
the transaction of other important
business. A full attendance is ear
nestly requested.
PATRICK KELLY.
President.
W. WHrrr1NeroS, JE.,
Secretary. =
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Z 80 ~ NlAON I'LL
dollars for building bridge over spriu
!, Creek, was laid on the table.
Twenty-Five dollars appropriated ,
repair bridgesover Cummings. bavo,
Twenty-Five dollars appropriated OF
OF pauper fund for relief Of Henr
Burnett.
!, twenty-five dollars appropriated on
OF pauper fund for relief of VIM. But
Ter.
Action on petition of citizens Cotil
ward, asking repeal of ordiuanc,
+ granting H. A. Boyce permission t,
close road, postponed until next meet
ing.
VIM. Carnaham, VIM. Bush and Jnf
Land appointed Commissioners to r..
port on road asked for from Cotile 70
Mouth Of Cane river.
Clerk of the District Court author
lied to purchase Index book. and re
index the Conveyance book.
Resolution appropriating $500 ont
of surplus fund 1882, to pay portion
expense incurred by authorities of the
Town of Alexandria in leveeing.
Resolution asking Mayor and Conn.
Gil of the Town of Alexandria tn nass
ordinances for preservation of levees.
Resolution selecting the LOUISIANA
DEMOCRAT as the Official journal Of
the Parish of Rapides.
Tho former ordinance of this ,Jurv
establishing a polling place at New
Poland, in election Ward No. 8, La
mourie Ward, was called up BY Mr.,
Wilson for final action, aud passed
according to law.
On motion of Mr.. Glass,
Resolved, That Calcasieu Police Ju-
ry Ward be divided into two Juatice
OF the Peace Wards, the boundaries of
which shall be as follows: Ward No.
! sha' commence at a point on the
Calcasieu river, where the section Incl
divided sections 10 and 10, in Town
l N of r 8 West, and running
from this point West to the iute1sec-
ton of the Vernon Parish line. Pre-
cinct No. I shall include all that part
Of the Ward South Of said line; and
Precinct No. 2 shall include the re-
naming territory of said Ward.
Ayes Williams, Heyman, Long,
Wilson, Blanchard and Glass.
On motion Of Mr.. Glass,
Resolved, That the polling place of
election Ward No. l, in the Calcasiep
Police Jury " ard, shall be at West.
'ort; and the polling place Of Ward
10. {, shall be at the Hammock church.
Resolution instructing District At
orney to collect Indebtedness Parish
t Grant to Parish of Rapides.
Resolution of MI. Long, defining how
ridge shall be built throughout the
l
Resolution accepting report Of FL
ance Committee.
The communication of The Grand
ary in reference to change in the or
nance of this Jury, concerning hogs
as considered, and action thereon
ostponed until the next meeting.
The communication of the Grand
1ty, now in session, in reference to n
70 administration of justice. and of
her affairs in this Parish, was con-
dered and action thereon deferred
It'll the next meeting of this Jury. ',
Treasurer's Report shows cash on NJ
md March 81, 1882:
eueFai unus. 654 81
ridge 249 81
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Special Notice-An reading notices
appearing IN these columns, wil be
charged ten cents per line, for each and
ecery inssrtion.
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LOST OR MISLAID!

OR MISLAID!
r AND WARRANT NO. 1902 FOR
~ $50 acres of land, issued to Gar.
1856, and transferred. by James ID.
Murphy, guardian Of Garrett Murphy.
minor. to Abel Echols, on the 4th day
of April, 1859, and acknowledged be-
fore e. Brooks, Justice of the Peace.
Dale County, Alabama. All persons
are notified not to trade for said war
rant, as application has been made for
reissue of said warrant.
April SGT. ABEL ECHOLS,
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1"ss IS the only Lottery ever voted on and
Endorsed By the people Of
any State.
Louisiana State lotteryco

Incorporated in 1863 for 25 years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charita-
Die purposes-with a Capitol of 81 900 900
to which a reserved fund of over x550.
Ooo has since been added. By an over
whelming popular vote it's franchise was
made a partlof the present State Coustitn.
ton adopted December 2, A. D. 1879,
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IT NEVER SCALES oRPosTpoNEs|

And all future Distributions under tho an.
peryision and management of Gens. G.
f. Beauregard, Of La, and Jubal A. Ear.
", Of Va.
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VSJl 4U
The Jury adjourned to meet on the
first Monday in June next.
F. sEIP,
a correct extract: Pres't P. J..
L. C. SANFORD,
Clerk P. j.
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$73O3 SO
Indebtedness Of the Parish as per
Register, s9553,46
The following is the estimate of ex-
penses for the year 1882:
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-04-19

METROPOLITAN LIFE UNVEILED
BOOK agents and other people who
ENJOY racy reading and sensational
lacts, will no doubt be interested in
.. W. Bners latest work, Metro.
poLllan Life Unveiled" advertised
In another column of the noner
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-04-19

WATCHES, Clocks and Jewelry
repaired by f~rst-class and finished
workmen at T. NJ. Biossat,s Jewolry
store on Second Street.