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I.ICESSE-TANES.
OFFICE CITY CoLLECTOR,l
RICHMOND, April !, 1854. \

OFFICE CITY COLLECT TORI
RICHMOND, April /, 1884.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPENED
DAILY
from o o'clock A. VI. to O'Clock T.. NJ, from the
18TH TO the 3Orn DAY OF APRIL, for the pur-
pose Of receiving the
LICENSE TAX
from all auetioneers, architects, brokers' board
lighthouses, coma ssion merchants, coal oompa-
MES, doctors, dentists, eatins-houses and snack
houses, employment agencies, lawyers, lumber
measurers, mercantile agents, merchandise bro
kers, stock aud exchange brokers, steamboat com.
panies, sewing. machine agents, junk and OYSTER
dealers photographer, hotels, restaurants, whole
sale aud retail lIquor-dealers, telegraph and ex'
press companies, ticket agents, theatres aud pub
lie halls real estate agents, blters manufacturers
bottlng ales, &c.
For all bills remaining unpaid on tho isr DAY
OF MAY fine of not less than 81 nor more than
50 for each day thereafter will be imposed.
A. II, wOODsoS,
up 2-tAp30l Collector.
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man for Office. Certainly the people OF
Accomack and Northampton are the tr'iest
Of virginians. Too much cannot DC sara
in praise Of their unseI6shness and unca'-
culating patriotism.

JULIAN N. RurrTS, ESQ.,, OF Hanover,
writes TO us that the Dispatch Is blinded
by the smoke OF the factories in Richmond
10 the Interests OF the rural communities.
This reminds us that when somebody once
spoke to NJ. GUIzoT on this same subject,
he said. "oh, do like to see the smoke
rising from those huge chimineys."
What would Hanover be II the factories
in Richmond were closed and all her
sturdy boys went into the business OF ra's'
ing sweet potatoes and watermelons
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MARRIAGES.

Married in this city the residence der Of NT;ia F.
Var ,prp W, ppfiss TIIJIE 4. MASON, of Rich
mond, Va 10 Mr. THOMAS o. Ny RTLE' OF Au-
gusta county. Va. ,,, y. Tr.dortct MA /
stanton Wheeling W. Val, rreucrlc1 'hs'''
snd New York papers please copy
MARRIED. n, the 22d instant. by Rev. John NJ
UniIer NJ RICHARD f. CHILDRESS to Miss
MARY 4. BUTLER; all Of this city,
ON tho s,rne date, by the same. Mr BEEJAMiN
HAKE 10 Miss JENNIE l.. TYREE; all OF uis
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ODD RRR FEE ssss ssss
3 BE ER s HHn ssss ssss
BDb ps ( sREEEE ssss Ssss -.
GGG 90 90 DDP ssss
q o 90 Cd ID SIS
9 &C Q 90 0R Dnh ssss :.

egg 90 OO DDD % 80
80 Inch BEIGE DRESS GOODS IN an the ne y,
mixtures, at Acc. yard would oe cheap ~
superior NUNS vEILINGs, in all colors' at Zoc'
Extra quality NUNS YELLING, 4" inches wl o,,;
nj Soc. 4 ward. We show iuli assoi'i"'
both i'm LIGHT and dark shades. arm
DOIrBT n. WIDTH BLACK ana % IL Oh - -
CAsHNERES Mt 35c. yard LID
ARNADILLO DRESS GOODS, ~ lhcnes "i"c'
nj 75c a yard worth 81 ,.,...o, NJ,
A1.inch BEIGE DRESS GOODS, all pure WOOL VI
65c a yard worth S5c.; .,>,., $500, co,,-
Handsome PLAID DRESS GOODS anu N Oi
BINATION DRESS GOODS, s'yilsh ana
RICH SH'i PLAID DRESS GOODS at csc. worth
PLHIDS at 16,,c. worth 25c., at 40c. worth 1Ocr
vELVETs aud VELvETEENS in all Of the de-
INVISIBLE CHICK BENGALINES, AZ inches
wide at soc. worth 1 i-Onlv Few pieces IeIt ;
BROCADED DRESS GOODS at l2hc. worth
GINGIIiA ANS at 81. 81 10, 12E, and l5c. a yard
PRINTED CA4iBRlCS ut sc. reduced from
LAWS AZ 5, 6T, 81, 10, and 1910. yard:
Extra wide. superior quality GRAi-MlNED
WASH-PoPLIN at Sj5c. ward, would be
In B sneat K DRESS GOODS VIC show large stock
If BLACK ChsHMERES from 2'.c. tISl.21
per yard. LEVY, DAVIS e DRAKE.
Agents for McCalrs Bazlr Glove Fitting Paper
Patterns. ap27 Su.W&F
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COMMISSION nERGH
ID @ l 5 o y

In the blood Is apt 10 show Itself mthe spring, and
nature should by ala means be assisTed I'm throwing
# Off Swft's Snecidc does this effectively. 1t Is
a purely vegetable, non-poisonOus remedy, which
helps naturc TO force all the poison or ta!nt out
through the pores Of the skin.
Mr.. Robert A. Easey, OF Dickson Tenn, writes
under date March 10, 1884: :" had chills and
fever, followed by rheumatism. for three yeare, so
that was not able to attend TO my business; had
tried almost every Bind Of mediciI'e, and found
no relief. A friend recommended Swifts Specific.
I tried one bottle and my health began OimpToyc.
| continued until had taken six bottles, and Il
has set me on my feet, a sound and well as ever
recommend II TO ali similarly afflicted"
Letters from tweuty-three i23l OF the leading
retail druggists Of Atlanta say, under date March
"a. 1884 We sell more OF Swifts Specific than
any other one remedy, and three To ten times as
much as any other blood medicine. We sell ii TO
all classes and many OF the beet families use it
"A general health tonic
Our Treatise on Blood aud Skin Diseases mailed
free to applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
New York Office l59 west Twenty-third street,
between Sixth and seventh avenues.
an 3O-lW
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Messrs. j. W. RANDOLPH Il ENGLISH. and
also Mcssrs. WEST. JOHNSTON Co.. have
favored us with "1he Nan She cared for,'
novel by f. W. ROBINSON, author OF
" For Her sake" &C.. &C.. being No. 375
Of "Haiper's Frauklin-Squarc Library
Price 20 cents
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II win become necessary for every Demo-
cratic representative in the House 10 eX-
plain his vote on the Morrison OH 10 ms
Democratic constituents this Iaii. rms
fact should he carefully borne in mind.
The Democracy OF the country are in favor
OF an instantaneous reduction IN the war
tariff Washington Post.
Read the resolution adopted last Monday
5y one OF the counties in the district OF Mr.
BARBOUR, OF Virginia. "The Democracy y
seem to have spoken for themselves.
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SOUTHAMPTON.
4 Baptist Minister'S House and Crops De-
stroyed by Fire.

?
stroyed by Fire.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
April 30, 1854.
On last Sunday morning the Rev. J.
Edwin Stephenson, Baptist minister OF
this county, took his family to one OF his
charges. and upon his return in the after
noon found, to his great astonishment and
horror, that every building on his planta.
ton with the exception OF one or two
Out-houses) had been consumed by fire in
MS absence. The loss is very heavy, es-
pecially TO poor man. He had not sold
his last years crop, including peanuts.
corn, and fodder, and he is now left in
truly a destitute condition, having not
even change OF clothing. He has wife
ana five or six little children, and he ought
to receive the substantial sympathy Of the
entire community. ANON.
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THE ORANGE Resolution. rcs0'E-
ton adopted lust Monday by the Demo
crats Of Orange county. IN public meeting
assembled. is one that might well be
adopted in every county. See the rcsolu-
tion-in another column.
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Blaine Delegates I'm Rhode Island.

BY telegraph 70 Tie IriDuhe.I
NEWPORT, April 2S.-Blaine's friends
won noteworthy victory tonight in this
city. This was the night set for the cleo
ton OF six delegates to attend the State
Convention. The courthouse was packed
with representative citizens. Delegates
favorable to Mr.. Blaine were elected. The
Arthur men were badly beaten. A reso-
luton commencing Arthur'S admlnisira-
ton was adopted.
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EREE EXHIBITION DAILY At L.
LEWIs'S ART-GALLERY.
PAINTINGS. WATER-C0LORS,

PAINTINGS. WATER-COLORS,
OLEOGRAPuS. STEEL ENGRANiNr~,
AND CIROMOS FOR SALE.
MANTEL- and PIER-MlRROR>, Bt>Nlf
and ROGERS'S GROUPS constantly on hl'.
SI1O FRAMES, IN Go'd, Bronze, Plush, HN'
and Walnut, from 25c. upwards.
CABINET FRAMES in every style-a ar
assortment on hand and for sale very low prc f.
FRAMES MADE 10 ORDER and PICTUHts
FRAMED ~ the latest and most arii,tic manner
EhSTER-CARDs IN every style.
EASELS and CORNlCFS made 10 ORDER
4 full line OF ARTISTS MATERIALS con.
stapth on hand. l.. LEWIS's Art Gallery,
IA 10 9l2 Main stree
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- L.OOO FOR THE
NEXT THIRTY DAYS

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. GENUINE
DIAMONDS, &C;
and for ONE WEEK ONLY we viii positively
give To- purchaser, Toe. to $40 In actual cash, In
dependent OF other
VALUABLE PRESENTS.
So don't neglect TO call or send your orders early
and secure a can with GOLD or NEW GREEN
BACKS in II. ,
Orders by mail are selected by dsinleIested par
rios and forwarded 10 all parts OF the United states.
Prices: 81 per can; six cans for 80 twelve
cans for 80.
Address
GLOBE TEA AND COFFEE-PAChERs,
No. 523 BROAD STRICT,
RICHMOND, VA.
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NTIRGINIA: II HANOVER COJNIl

" INNI ~ ~ IItht'' - - =, =
' COURT, MARCH 70, lSc4-lN TN. YAK
TFH OF THE FSTATE OF ~ALIlI GAi lp-
ING. DECEASED: % appearing o. t.Ir COURT
that an account Of the transaction, ~ !. !. VI
administrator, with tie VIII auhs Ntd "i '-i.'
Gambling decreased. and a report OF tic firh'~ ali
demands against Ei~ dCccleuI- estate have 'trh
filed IN the office of TIN, COURT ana thti t"' 't"I
ministr;tor on the motion 1f ~aihc T.. GAuidint
and EllysOn &. Gauldug, l,glto,- and dl>.riI'-
tees Of his estate h j. ordered that ilr ci'-I'"T'
Of the estate of Sallic GHui,lrZ. deceased. ann L
before this court on the FIRST bA1 or tht
JUNE TERM, 1854, and show cause, 90 thh AI''
estate 10 her lcgato6, aud Distribute without &C.
funding bonds. And u j. ordered tii.t % p' ut
his 0rdor be published in the Richmond d.
and posted according u law.
i cOpy-Tcste: BURNLEY TAI l'E-
Dtpu'N e.. b.
GEORGE Z. PAW. pa. a. = WI"
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The Onancock Virgtnian, In an article
showing fine spirit, sets forth the claims
Of Aecomsck county upon the Democratic
party, and recommends an Eastern-Shore
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LIME, CEMENT. &c.

q 6OO BARRELS FRESH ROCK
A,COO LAND LIME daily expected per
schooner Commander For sale low from vessel.
In store and for sale a large stock FRESH ROSEN-
DALE, JAMES RIVER. CUMBERLAND, and
IMPORTED PORTLAND DEMENT'S; CAL
BRICK, and CLAY WARNER MOORE,
Lump n nd Ground Pllster,
foot Seventeenth street, south side0s Dock
ap30
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rr.-.,o-d,s Acid Phosphate

BEWARE OF IMrrATroNs.-Imitations and
countcrfcits have again appeared. he
snre that the word Horsiord's is on the
wrapncr Nome are genuine without IT.
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WATER.TAKERs WISHING TO USE THE
STREET OR YARD SMALL HOSE FOR
SPRINKLING can do so by applying at this Of
flee and paying the charges for the same.
The charge for sPRINKLiNG THE STREET
IN FRONT OF RESIDENCE is $40, and the
YARD $3.50 per annum, payable for as many
number of months the water-iaker may wish.
}. l.. DAVIS,
APP 20 2taw2w superintendent.
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Defendants ~lOl. with inteTc., thereon 2" De COM
puted after tie rate of q per ccntun u'r annun
from The 18th day II December, lNe3. unlii paid,
and 10 attach The estate of the said Defendants IN
The civ OF Richmond and DanSiIlc. ani 10 sub
iect the same L the payment ot tnr r.A'liHs
claim. ,.,.
Ana affidavit having been made lni i'.d mat
the defendants ar, uun-rC- idcut- 60 i.I- ~t'r' X
i ordered that they appear here within .H' month
after due publication hereof. and go H|I- b. .''--
sarv to protect their interest 10 tn, 400
4 copy-Tcste:
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M MINERAL WATERS.

JUST RECEIVING FRESH FROM THE
SPRINGS.
VICHY-thc best water for GOVT, RHEUMATISM'
and DYSPEPSIA The thermal Springs Of Nlchy
are owned by the French Government, and the
waters are bottled Under Is supervision.
CLYSMIC-from Waukesha, Wisconsin; most
highly recommended as positive cure for DfA-
BETES and BRIGHT'S DISEASE.
APOLLINARIS, TAURUS, AND Settlers
the celebrated German mineral waters-Ukc
both the above, delightful for table use and I'M
cquallcd for diluting wines and liquors.
For sale by OSCAR CRAM & co.
an lS.2w
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FINANCIAL.

HOLDERS Of FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
undersigned for information Of importance.
W. r. QUARLEs,
Secretary Of Committee Of Bondholders In ylr-
gnIq. ap27,29&30-3t
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COURT ORDER.
... Plaiu.if

NIRGINIA-INTHECIRCUITCOURT
' OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND. APRIL -,
1854:
AGAINST
Blomer, schultz. and Eoim?n. trading uni,.
nrm-namc OF BlYmrr, schultz Rietn1n
Defendant,
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MT REVIVAL SERVICES ATPARh-
PLACE CHURCH, conducted by Rev. HENRY r.
JOHNSON, the distinguished pastor Of chatsWorlh
independent Methodist church. Baltimore BLDG
readings az 5 ?. NJ; services at Z. VI.
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ho Ia ie sales I'm the northern cities, we snail 0Der
,hc, tn our customers and The pubic generally NJ
the following low prices
SILKS.
= nieces RLACK SILK at Soc worth 9l.25;
pieces BLACK SILK at gic worth sl;4O;
10 pieces STRIPED SUMMER SILK at 3fc.
10 p wHrSs Striped SUMNER SILK at Sac.
10 pieces STRIPED SUMMER SILK at Csc.
10 pieces pieces s0lID-CoLoRED SILK at Zoe. worth
10 pieces sOLID-COLORED SILK at 75c. worth
10 pieces soLID.COLORED SILK at 81 worth
pieces sTEEL-GR AY SILK at soc. worth soc :;
% pieces BROCADtD SILK ranging In price
from 75c. 10 81 so;
25 pieces BLACK SILK GRENADINE from 20
to 50c.-been selling from u TO Sl.25.
This Is positively the cheapest lot Of silks and
grenadines ever offered In the city.
DRESS GOODS.
fun line of BLACK DRESS GOODS, such rs
Cashmcres, SIlk-Warp Henrietta. Bombfzines,
Our A. aud see. CASHMERE can he heat
We offer an ALL-WOOL NUNS yelling nj
% :;
80 pieces of BLACK BUNTING at 1890. well
worth Soc;
nj zoe;
81 pieces Of SHEPHERDS CHECK at sIlc.-been
selling at I2bc.:
NEW BRIGHT PLATDS NJ 12Hc. ..,.,,,,,,.,
We show from 200 to 800 pieces DRfSS GootS
in al the newest tyles ut PRICES TO SUIT Nv r.
" We S' show 1900 NEW .PhRAS0LS; ranging
from 3jc. to -. S1tLE LkO lnENo'
nm 23.W.F$Sa 31l Broad street.
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TO WATER.TAKERS.

OFFICE OF CITY WATER. WORKS,l
RICHMOND, VA, April 2S, 1884. !
NJ o T | T. E
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GROCERIES. osc

HRDCEEIES. &c.
QUEEN CHOP GUNPOWDER TEA.
(.ine,tarticic We have purchase IN TEN YEARS.
HATOPP's CELEBRATED PREMIUM
VIRGINIA CLAEET."
(RocommcnGed 10y cur most eminent Phy,i.an..I
For sale by CliilSTiAN a WHITE.
ap2J Sn.r t-,uf-.
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CtROCERIES.-1OO BARRELS PURE
VI SUGAR SYRUP; 80 barrels PURE NEW
ORLEANS NOLAS>ES 80 hogsheads PORTO
RICO MOLA>SES; 500 barrels PATENT
ROLLER FAMILY FLOUR; $50 barrel, SPRING
WHEAT FLOUR; 80 barrels RYE Flour; 20
bales HOPS.
ia 80 POTTS, STOKES { co.
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sPECIAL NOTICES.
sssss..sly$Y'ssE F. f.
ssss : { oS 81 Ii11Err
san pna 90 TrITH EEE RRE ssss
End EEnf hS g + HH# kE sRf ssss
mi I'M kS 700 Q + H EErnk Essss~:
"A BBRnREEr AAkkx K HMM
"A Bbp1 R"' y AAA XXX HMM
AAA BBBB K REEEK AK X lin mn
ppp RRR II Goo ZEE ssss
PPpp P ERk Z HHS oEHE ssss
F 4 / Ill II oo6 ZEE ssss--::

,,,y,,o occurred many large lots or goods from
~ 81, s.Ies I'm fhe northern cities, shall offer
,he, To- our custom rs and the public generally at
~ coiIoxfnp low prices
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GUIA LOCAL.
SOBRINOS De EZOUIAGA.

FORTALEZA II. - Casa de giros comisione
Agentes d. los vapores correos de Espana y Compa
MA Atlas de loe Estados- Unidos.
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PASO A LA GRATITUD.

No vengo Ia prensa con pretenslo-
nes de ningun 'gtuaro. Notoria es mi
nsuficiencia en- ese terrcno, V 81 algo
pucde disculpar mi osadia, eS Il deseo
vehemeutisimo que me anima de SOL
vent2r una deuda de- inmensa gratitud
que teugd contraida con e, diStiuguido
{ ilustrado Doctor ID. Pedro S. Caina-
ri. ,Qne NADIA hay mas grato para m
coraz6n sgradecido que satisfacer ese
gGnero de dcndas que Sc engendran en-
la adversidad, en- ell sutrim;ento...
Ell dia q de Julio prdximo pasado
SC presentaron en- mi espcsa sintomas
aarmantes de parto, que tueron acen-
tnandose 4 medida que las horas trans
currian. FL momento teliz de su alum
bramiento era aguardado con lmpacien-
cia. Entire los dolores mas agudos pa
san tres dias sin mingun resultado ia
vorable. FL peligro no podia ser mas
inminente. Yo, con el espiritn leno
de honda tribnlaci6n, veia cavada la Sc
pultnra que habia lie servir para los
inanimados restos de mi amantc COM
pailera de viaje en- el azaroso camlno
de Ia vida. En- momentos tan angus
tiosos implor6 los auxilios facultatlvos
Y no tard6 eu prestarlos el expresado
Dr. Caimari, con acierto tai, que pocos
momentos bastaron para que la madre
hiia Sc viesen completamente libres
de las atilndas garras de In muerte, de-
volviendo Ia tranqnildad perdida d to-
ia Ia familia.
ConociamoS la reputaci6n del DIR Cal-
mari como m6dico entire estos vecinos Y
los pueblos limitrofcs; hoy tenemos
que admirarle como experto cirujano,
Comerio esta de enhorabuena con el
expresado facnltativo q guien lie distin-
gne Y considera Ell 10 que vale, con en-
va demostraci6n retribuye en- algo los
desvelos y sacrifcios que viene impo-
n6ndose en- aras de sn augusto sacer-
docio, que reconoce por primer termi-
no la carload.
Hablo sin adulaci6n. Caimari no
necesita de mis- pobres elogios para
acrecentar sn reputaci6n de m6dico que
va tiene conquistada.
Esta manifestation espontanea de
mi alma, por mas que tienda a h rir la
snsceptibilidad del referido Doctor, es
ell precio mezquino con que pago ma
acci6n bajo todos concepto merltorla.
Acepte el Sr, Caimari la expression
de mi etermo agradecimiento.
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indiviiuos que me present6 como tes-
tigos, que supongo estarian preven'-
dos de antemano para el caso En tai
stuaci6n,y Y temiendo otra aggression mas
grave. me resolH d darle cuenta de lC
ocurrido n Sr. AIcalde " pcdirle anxl-
lilo para podrr ejercer mi minlsterlo
Dicho bot!cario desateadi5 por varIas
veces d Ia Aotoridad, Y pr2movi6 III
gran escaalala, corriendo tras mi POI
Ia pIazt; daudo e.to Ingar q sque el &C.
nor A'c4Ide Se viese Ell el precise casc
de mandar d Ia guardia de Orden Pd-
blco lie detuviese.
Este hecho escaudalosisimo, y e.
primero que suponto haya ocnrrido eli
esta paciica y cat6Iiea provincial contra
IN Parroco Ell ell act3 de elercer sn mi
nisterio, Sc halls hoy bajo la acci6n dc
los tribunales lie jnsticia.
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Aparato Isaba Laree.

Con este epigrafe ha pahIicado dos
articulos III Diar de Cieafla41s, en-
los que recomieuda el empeo del pro-
cedimiento Isaba-Laree plra IA .xtrac-
ci6n del azicar de cana, pof trs9r que
con 6l Sc ahorran tempo, brazos y
combustib.e, que constituyeo n0a bue-
no economic Ell los gaStos dc elabora-
ci6n.
Va hace algdn tempo, nos ocupamos
en- FL 4eisador de ese procedlmlento,
y hoy nos concretamos q transcribiF
las siguientes ventaias que adoptando-
lie Sc obtendrian, segtn Ell citado colega:
1.o Que ell guarapo Sc defeca en- la
misma pieza que Sc obtiene Ia mela-
lura y II graunlaci6n.
% Que Sc obtienen rdpilamente
meladuras del grado que Sc deseen pa
ra alimentar los tachos al vacio, en- el
case de que 6stos Sc hallen va iustala-
dos.
So Que como el gasto de combus-
tible es muy limitado, no hay necesi-
dad de perder tempo y dinero en- secar
bagazo, ell cual, 81 Sc quiere, pnede IN
tegramente aplicarse como abono, sus
tituyendo este combnstible con cual-
quier otro que convenga 8 Sc halle d
man0.
a. One su installation es suma-
mente economical, puesto one no hay
mas que poner los tachos sobre las cal
deras de vapor, ahorrando asi local Y
nuevos cdifcios.
80 Qne puede aplicarse 10 mismo
4 las fucas pequefas que d las mayoreS
centraIeS, pnes a las prlmeras proper
ciona rapidamente nm azjicar de buen
grano POGO costo, y los segundos
faciiita mcladuras abuudantes y bara-
tas. Tales son las ventajas mas nota-
bles que hemos Observable al estudiar
este nuevo aparato, que vlene d dlsml-
nuir en- una suma considerable los gas
tos de production en- 10 qne respecta al
tratamiento de los jugos.
Ahorro de tempo, brazos y COM
bustible Observation-Disclosures uua
gran economic de gastos Ell nuestros
gastos de elaboration.
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EXCMO. AYUNTANIENTO
D E L A G PITAL ,
PREsIDENCIA.

A cordada por el Excmo. Ayuntamiento en-
session celebrada anoche la creaci6n de las pla-
zas de un administrator, un tenedor de libro-
recaudador yum ayudante, dotadas con ell ha-
Der anual de go, 690y 420 pesos moneda co
rriente, y seis vigilantes con ell de 800 pesos dc
igual moneda cada uno, con destino todos al
Fielato que ha de establecerse desde luego pa
ra ell cobro por Administration, durante los
meses que restan del corriente afo economico
de l6S4-83 de los impuestos de consume esta-
blecldoS en- el VICENTE presupuesto orlinario,
que no han sido rematadas en- las distintas slA
bastas intentadas al efecto, Sc hace plblico
para general conocimiento, fiE de que los
aspltantes elias presenter en- Secretaria du-
rante el terminO de ses das, contados desdA
hoy, sus instancias documentadas acfeditar
las indispensables condolences siguientss.
Para ser nombrado administrador:-Ser ma
yor de edad, slber leer escribir el sistema
metrlco decimal, tener buena conducta, h4llar-
Sc en- ell pleno goce de sus derechos civiles,
no tener en- esta Capital establecimiento ten
da nj t-afico de especies de consume de su pro-
pjedad nj de la de sus parientes, y prestar fan
"a de mil pesos en- efectivo de mil quinien-
to en- finca urbana de esta Capital.
Para ell nombramiento de tenedor de libros-
recaudaaor de ayudante: :-Tener las nisrnas
condiciones exigdas para el cargo de Admi-
nistral lor, y probar aden&s ell conocimiento do
la teneduria de .ibros.
Par. ser nombrado vigilante: No exceder
de cuarenta amos de edad, saber leer, escribir
y las cuatro reglas de la Aritmetica, haber ser
vido en- ell ejercito, Voluntarios Guardia Ci-
vii con buena nota, justihcandolc con la licsn.
cia absolute u otro documento comprobatorio;
ser de bu ma conducta de salud sana y ro-
busto star en- possession de sus derechos civil
les; no tener en- la localidad establecimiento,
tienda nj tratico de especies de consume de su
propiedad nj dc la de sus parientes.
Puerto Rico, Agosto de l8S4.-El Alcalde
Presidente MAxIMo MEANA.