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ABOUT WOMEN.

The health Of Mrs, George Bancroft has
greatly improved since last winter, and,
While she she cannot receive visitors for
mally. she feels well enough occasionally
N see one or two OF her friends in her own
room.
During the present month Lady Bras
sew. the well.known traveller aud author,
has had a series of emergency lectures Of
her London residence, in connection with
the st Johns Ambulance Association.
They are TO be continued this month.
Miss Ernine Smith, iof Jersey City, lee.
tnrei' ON The 1ndien tribes Of Canada at
Tulane University during her recent visit
10 New Orleans as State Commissioner TO
the Exposition, and presented 70 the m
stitution choice collection Of Tuscarora
wampum.
Mary Anderson, who goes to Paris soon
snnnofted by the Lyceum Company, will,
in the opinion OF the Paris correspondent
Of the London Times, be given as hearty .
reception rs was ever given to any French
or English actor or actress in America.
Kate Field talks "shop" atall times
and nlaces. At the Presidents reception
the. other night she asked Mrs. Angus
Cameron, ofWisconsin, II shewere among
the coming women. mo" was the reply,
81 am one Of the going women. The Sem
ator's term expires the 4th Of March,"
Carrie Price, precocious Chicago girl
Of The tender age OF II, was introduced to
the apostle OF sweetness and light when
he visited Chicago, and surprised MIR. Ar
noll hv Falling him she had read every
thing he had written. Mr.. Arnold has
lately sent Miss Price full set OF ms
works in handsome leather binding.
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orEFnspEo1MENs OF WOOD.
A ponu.t Made from Wood-Honeycombs
nv worms-1Ionster Pods.

A souuat Made from Wood-Honeyeombed
by worms-sIonster Pods.
GHaye you seen my cabinet Of curiosi.
tiesY'i said a fruit dealer toa reporter for
die New York Mail and Express, as he led
the way into his office. onthe wall OF his
Office was arranged a black walnut cabi.
net with wcll.hlled shelves. Taking from
one Of them q piece Of wood so pierced
with holes that it seemed wonder thatit
held itself together at all, the dealer con
tinued: "This piece comes from Mexico:
A contractor who was buildinga railroad
across a salt marsh had occasion to exam
inc some Of the piles which had been
driven into the water, twenty-six days
after the work had been completed. What
was his astonishment that every one Of the
hundreds OF piles which had been driven
were pierced with holes and made utterly
worthless. He found an immense num-
Der OF worms In the wood.
zone Of the most wonderful things In
nv collection Is piece OF the tree from
which this is taken," continued the mer-
chant, taking up what appeared to 6e
piece OF plain meshed lace OF tine qua!ity.
1.-THE lace.bark tree from which this IS
taken grows in Jamaica. A sea captain IN
whom / have an excellent friend, brought
me this halter and whip, made from the
bark OF this tree. Whenever o native
wants a whip lie cuts down small sap
ling OF the right length and begins beat:
Inc one end Of It with a heavy piece OF
wood. The fibers soon separate, and by
careful manipulation the lace structure
Of Tie wood soon shows itself. When
sufficient wood has been beaten TO
form the lash he braids the strands, and
crack 7 his whip is made" :,
The natives use this lace cloth or fiber
for the manufacture ofarticles Of clothing:
The wife OF an English officer who visited
Jamaica, was struck with the wonderful
proprieties OF the tree and the beauty Of
the lace which was made from 1t,
that she constructeda bonnet withadmira;
BE skill entirely from this material, and
sent 1t q present to Queen Victoria. The
Queen was so pleased with the curious
gift that she sent q personal letter to the
Officers wife, thanking her for the present
and expressing great surprise that thing
OF SO much beauty could be made from the
ea aThis," remarked the speaker, taking
up big pod at least footand 9 half long
and nm inch or two wide, sis the famous
storm bean Of the East Indies. sent
half way around the world to get this
specimen. These pods, which contain a
number OF beaRsSshen dry hang in great
numbers from the trees on which they
grow. The least breeze passing through
the branches sets the beans to rafting in
tic pods. When tornado, such as ire
quently visits the tropics, comes tearing
through the forest, the noise Of the rat
Ting storm beans becomes terrific. The
natives arc often frightened at the un-
earthly sound aud believe themselves in
great danger from tho evil spirits who are
said TO inhabit the jungles.n
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rArrENINa rnlzE srEEns.
what They co.t-some Interesting I.spor'

whnt They Cost-SHme Interesting Expert.
ments.
Philadelphia Record.
Ills not only interesting to know that a
-. o,a1;tr 40 ho.f nav he r,odpced
suPe'io' q"a'' - 80 10y ~ 80,
by good ieeding, put IL ID Important W uti'
derstand the method in which the process
az fatteninp was done. and its cost. For
H.. ,s,,.nosa MO w;,l solact soma ~ the
t''as pu' p0'e y" ~ 60.
prize animals Of the kansas rat SUCK
Show, and give the details as made known
bv the stockmen who exhibited the steers.
~ 49, ,,orna otoors Cornwall Haroiom
VI 1i'e soa"s eVoet'' 80, NA""
was calVed apr! :, 1867, anu as the SUI"
was held in October, 1854, he was years
and Z, months old. For the first sixmontbs
ha ,,,o. ollowed n remain with his dam.
ne was "''o"eo = e 80" 49,. ' -. -,
and then consumed iso gallons Oh SKIM
med milk, having the runof the pasture
dur;np tho time he was with the COW.
n'''.s 49, ,...o. NV. ~ h;s frst voor In
DuFihg t'e ia,'et pay " n's NOV e'A ~, no
also consumed vVo pounds o. nay, .lsv
pounds OF oats, iSo POUNDS Oh pFan anu
80 pounds Of oilcake. Aiter ms
first year. he was on pasture
the first six months, and the later yer
part Of ms second year was leu z,o0 ~
pounds OF nay, 45V pounds Oh shorts, z,V
pounds ollcake, put during tne Whoie
year ne was aiso leo oiV p9uh1s OF GAYS
anu 93O POUNDS oI coin o ;e h aioa i,.s
second year 70 oct9per 20 20 no wa on pas
ture, but was leu ais so 2,uVO Pouhus q nay,
540 pounds OF OATS, ziV pouhus Oh ollcaKe
and 100 POUNDS OF corn on me ear. als
weight was l,oI0 pounds, anu inc cost q
tho food consumed y nov even ~ H. uet a1o
but the expense en- 90 OF pf1sancing the a,ytv
pounds was - ov per hu1ureu pounnus
Taking a LOOK az inc Yeaninss, we hna
Logan, an Aoerdee aSaa STEER. was
calyed on octoDer q 1909. fUrtne perioa
to October ., 1854, ne was atloweo 70 pe
with his dam I'VE months, and consumed
$50 gallons Of milk. was on pasture me ne
balance Of the time, ana a ago leu on 4,oOO
pounds Of hay. punng 3Vo Gays ne was
given GAO pounds o. crushed oats 45S
pounds oil shorts and l6a POUNDS OF OIL
cake. From october $40 octoper %
seventeen days-he was iea 10y POUNDS
OF timothy hay, OIL pounds Of crushed
oats, 81 pounds o. shorts anu o u
pounds OF oilcake. His weight was 960
pounds, at a cost Of y 70 per hundred
pounds. Making comparison between
the two steers, It Will be noticed that me
younger animal was the more profitable,
the beef being produced at an estimate
cost Of 2.G cents per pound, while with
the elder steer the cost was only a traction
less than cents per pound. The charac'
ter Of the feed had much 70 do with me
difference IN tho cost with some Of the
steers, for the teedlng o. the young an:
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p1sEAKFAsrD BUDGET.
Montana has tllirty-onc newspapers.

Montana has thirty-one newspapers.
The Washington monument weighs Co.,
900 tons. ,,ss s..l.l
The American stove and rocking chair
have appeared in Rome.
Wet winters have been found to result
most disastrously to insects.
North Carolina proposes TO establish an
industrial school In connection with her
State University.
Statistics show that the death rate, con-
trary to the generally held opinion, Is
higher through q hard, cold winter than
mild, open one.
On indianapolis street railways car
drivers arc furnished hot coffee free by
the companies, at four different points
Z along their respective routes.
ANfussulman school has Just been open
ed at Tashkend, the first in Russia. Its
proposed to open additional Mussuiman
schools in all Russian cities.
During the monthot Januaryth United
States imported from Cheshire, England,
2,499 tons OF salt, the greatest amount ever
imported from there In any one month.
scotsmen are now in the tllroes Of dis.
cussion over the question whether or not
nrohibition prohibits. In that country a
bar cannot DO legally kept open on Sun.
day, vet during the past year the Scotch
records show :, 6lG convictions for Sunday
drunkenness.
A line bronze Hercules, more than six
feet in height, has been found in an al
most perfect state Of preservation In
grounds adjacent to the Colonna Palace,
Rome. II Is believed to have belonged
either 10 the Baths Of Constantine or to
Hadrian's Temple Of the Sun.
The following are the salaries received
by the leading singers at the Paris Opera:
Nine. Krauss, $4,000; N. Lasselle, $96,-
900; Mile. Isaac, $4,000; NJ. Solomon,
$4,000; Mile. Richard, $4,000; NJ. Dsre-
ine. $4,000; NJ. Boudouresquc, SIS, 900,
and NJ. Melchissedec, $1,000.
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"what is woman's worth 2" asked fair
damsel OF a cfusty old bachelor. He did
not know, so she said: w. o. man double
Won o mani. But woman feels worth
little II disease has invaded her system,
and is daily sapping her strength. For all
female Weaknesses, DR.. r. v. Pierce,s
"Fayorite Prescription" stands unrivaled.
II cures the complaint and builds up the
system. Send two letter stamps for
Pamphlet 10 the Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, New York.
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Mr.. George v. Willing, OF Manchester,
Mich, writes: any wife has been almost
helpless for 1--WE years, SO helpless that she
could not turn over IN BED clone alone. snts
Used two Bottles OF Electric Bitte,rs, anu
Is SO much improved, tllat she is able now
TO do her own work" Electric Bltters
will do ali tllatis claimed for them. Hun
dreds OF testimonials attest their great
curative powers. Only fifty cents o bot
tic at Logan 4 Co.'s. MwrAw
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Total expenditure. .........y
Remaining In theTreastlry"

Total appropriate on........"' o's's" w
AM unsuccessful effort was made to get
the balance in the Treasury, but at least
that much is saved from the wreck. The
expense account suggests some very inter-
esting inquiries. How did it come that
Mr.. Bennett got in seventy-eight days
more than Mr.. Mason and a hundred and
ninety-two days more than Mr.. BellR
How did It happen that Mr.. Bennetts ex-
penses were more than Mr.. Bells? We
can understand how Mr.. Mason drew al
together twice as much Us Mr.. Bell, but it
IL not so clear how Mr.. Bennett, who cuts
no figure in the work ofthe Commission,
was entitled to nearly three times as
much as Mr.. Bell. 1t would seem reason
able that tie two Democratic members OF
the Commission should receive twice as
much as the one Republican member, but
the two got five times as much as the
one. and that doesn't seem like a square
deal. Perhaps Mr.. Bell charged for the
time and money actually spent in the
service OF the State. IfAIr. Bennett spent
great deal more time and money there
ought to be something more than he has
left to chow for it.
The account Of expenditures docs not
include the printing Of the Reports. This
will appear in the Public Printers bill.
There have been no less than seven OF
these publications, five from Mr.. Mason
and one each from Mr.. Bennett and Mr..
Bell. Mr.. Bells is called the Minority Re-
port; though not one ofthc reports had
the approval Of the whole Commission, or,
as we believe, OF majority. The law re-
ouired thatthe Reports should be publish
ed at least one month before the meeting
OF the Legislature. Some Of Mr.. Mason's
productions were brought out without re-
gard to this provision and are understood
to have been printed at his own expense
or that Of his New York clients.
For any practical purpose the Reports
are in the main worthless. They are filed
with assumptions, unsustained statements
and bad theories. They furnish no basis
whatever for intelligent and wise legisla-
ton. They have value, however, as an
essential part Of the history of shrewdly
conceived and elaborate scheme to trap
the people Of West Virginia.
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Enjoyed.

fGr am enjoying poor health" sadly re-
marked an afflicted lady. But We can do
Eortnne. Okolona, Ark, writes, My wife
nssS III bottlesot Browns Iron Bitters
Snr;ns Inst wear, with very marked benefit.
She 4 enioying better health than for
s az years INST. With her 1t Is now in-
SJHis,nsnsSble'n This kind Of enjoyment
% ,nsy M the portion Of al the weak and
weary 1 who take Browns Iron Bittersi
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"InAvk thee on the hip cried rheu.
matism sei1ing his victim and tossing him
on a suffering bed. ."Not 80" he cried,
'not sol Walt, my ancient foe, Just five
minutes, until the boy brings bottle Of
Salvation OIL, then we'll see who Wins the
L.. Il wv w
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.,rm glad Billy has the sense TO marry
n settled old maid said Grandma Wink.
nm al the wedding. Seals is hitytity and
widders Is kinder oyerrulin' and upsettin'.
Old maids 10 thankful and willin' 70
please. y hieago Sun.
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The Mason Tax Commission has gone
into history, and the work for which its
accomplished author devised 1t has not
been completed, nor has the hope
which many persons entertained Of 1t been
realized. Under the act of 1888 creating
the Commission, the Governor appointed
+. A. Bennett, Of Huntington, James
Mason, Of Charlestown, Democrats, and
Joseph Bell, OF Wheeling, Republican.
The Commission organized by making Mr.
Bennett Chairman, Mr.. Mason secre-
tary and Mr.. Bell Treasurer. Mr.. Mason
was. in fact, the Commission, as he ex-
pected to be. His own personality Is
made very prominent oughthe Reports.
The Chairman was not permitted to do
mneh but go It strong on salary and ex-
nenses. The per diem allowance and the
personal expenses Of each Commissioner
were paid 10 him from the State Treas
urer's office upon warrants certified by a
majority OF the Commission and approved
Inv The Governor. Thus the functions Of
the Treasurer OF the Commissioner were
limited to the disbursement Of the funds
reouired for the travelling outfit and ex-
nenses Of the Commissioners while they
were going through the State.
The appropriation for the Commission
ma. q zoo. The expenditures were: !.
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THH want sOap.' AJAX your grocer for it

A thieves den in Philadelphia bears
the fragrant name Of "rhc Split Onion"
The "peelsss" Should have been on the
scent OF that den long ago.-Norrtsto.rn
IE,uoLI ...rI.f d
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posToFFICE DEPARTMENT, |
WARRINGTON, D. c., Feb. ., 1855.

Paorosl1s will be received at tho con,nct Office
Of this Department until four P. N. Of April II,
1886, for carrying tho mails Of the United States
upon the routes, and according TO the schedule Of
arrival and departure specified by the Department,
in the State Of West Virginia, from July j. 1886 to
June 30. 1880. Lists Of routes, with schedules Of
arrivals and departures instructions TO bidders,
with forms for contracts and bonds, and all other
necessary information, viii DO furnished upon ap.
plicatIon to the Second Assistant Postmaster Gen.
S'~' FRANK MATToN,
tcbiwc Postmaster General
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Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid
ney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. u.
DRUGGISTS. sIlartst hN' w I. {
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sneeia1 Aottees.

H0ARD-To all who arc suffering from errors
aud indIIefetI0nS Of youth, nervous weakness,
early o q sneS2d g. tT Rs s9ad aS ~
~, 1r,siv Was discovered by missionary In
Snnth I1nefics, Send iClt Rddfeased envelope 70
RSy. joSIEFR 4. faNGN, Station D, New 1otk
IyIisNwTAW n - : :. :. : =; = =. :
FTrs-All Fits stopped free BY Dr. Klines Great
Nerve ROEt0FeF. No Fits ater nat ney n,e M Is
iii caSeS. Send % Dr., Kline 81 Arch s. Phile.,
"a. Cancer Institute, 9Sl Arch 81, Phils.. ~. 20
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IN h., q. . o! Railroad. gin'
leave Bsllalro Al 2:10P. u. for sunmeFaeld.
Leave BellAi9 al go 4, II. for suInn0fheld and
EAnGYtll0 AErtYp n lellalsp silb n y and w I'M
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Iocal and through tickets are sold via ali the
above lines . a 9pSa sS Sss once a0 Market
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send ioFdur select List Of local
4 newspapers. GEO. Z. ROW ELL co., 10 spruce
81. N. ". -. II fs4;fIt III mAFt.NWH1W {,
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Gnttcrics.
.LInnisiana State Lottery COMPANY.

eve do hereby certify that We EuPety,e !at q 4
raneenients Tor iii tho Monthly aud seiItAlaaa
DrawIngs Of The Louisiana State LosEl! ISIpI
and In ocrson manage and control lhe gns III
themSetyes aud that the same arr codues y, ", ",
honeSty, fairness, and IN good ia!th !owaII M. ~,
lbs ard We authorize the company 10 lSe wv n
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1861 Prizes, amounting ;.iS;c;5 K cd
Hppiicaton foF rates 70 clubs ~ sn Ss% Ofi16
For further information wr!se c WSI,Sy 0rItS {
addfeSS, Postal Notes Expfsss S io,iSf CUrIsl
New York Exchange In g Si1 1nI isHESsjs IlOf q
BIZ Express (Rll sums Of " Auu
pensej addressed MA, D4upHG,
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CONSUME ION

Ivy 3 2! " alVe p e -
kaVs laSn eaFIa Ipated slfonf h M ah 10 III sfSSI
lhat win sluA INo porfLni fREE, tOEahSf win AVAIL
vlIi al II q saifsaI. DR. m fssii ~ M
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-03-20
IMPORTANT TE.-

Las tan renom bradas espeoialida-.es
farmaceuticas de los Sres. Manero her.
manos, de Barcelona, es encuentran va
en- todas las buenas farmacias y dro-
guerias. Los continues pedidos de
particulares, hacen que los comprado-
res al por mayor esten bien surtidos
de elias.
Aceites de higado de bacalao de to
das classes, yodado ferrnginoso etc.
Jarabes medicinales de todas classes
de balsamo de Told, brea, naranjas
amargas, bromurado, digital, fosfatt
de cal gelatinoso, rabano yodado, quins
fsrruginoso savia de pino, rob, Est0ma-
cal Mamera, cajas de 80 papeles, creme
de bismuto, vipos quinados al Jerez, Ii
cor de Brea ypildores pn' yantes al
M0nerd.
Estas especialidades han rebajadt
Ia venta de las extranleras extraordi-
nariamente. dehido q su calidad J
precios, pues ninguna de elias excedt
de DIEZ REAIIES VELLON FRAS'
co.
FARMAoiA, Esoup,LLERs, 20 BARoi
Iona
DEpOSITO. en- Ia Farmacia d,
'arlos j. Monagas, en- Mayaguex 2l0
Marina; en- Aguadilla, Farmacia dt
lsovira, j en- rsbo-Roio Farmacia 4,
Fleyte =
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Entire tanto ell Gobierno turco hs
profestado contra ID ocnpacidn de los
puertos del Mar Rojo por las tropas
italianas, 8 pcr otras que pertenezcan q
otra naci6n cualquiera.
El tempo dira 10 qae pnede esperar
la Italia de tales expediciones militares,
Y dira tamoien 81 en- ell tratado, de que
no ha querido dar explicaciones ell Mi
nistro Mancini, sc ha convenido alguna
cosa mas it'll para la Italia que la de
dar gnarniciones militares a Assab, 4
Beilul y d Massouah, y hacer ell ofcio
de geudarme en- aquellas cercanias.
Hay calma en- la politica interior y
tranquilidad pdblica en- todo ell RENO.
Los negocics marchan lentamente.
No ha habido sucesos politicos no.
tables en- las naciones de Europa no
mencionadas en- esta carta.
j. g. Sdez.
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nos dice ane Ia cosecha sera meDor es-
| tie que q liio anterior, i eau a de u
playa que hi caido los afbo!es; pero
como Ia anterior fae considerable J
existe todavia mucho cafe del menclo-
nado de Jaxa, Ell mercado no para
mientes en- las expresadas fotlclas. lis
possible que los precios razonables hoy
no bajen mucho mas. Pero con el
malestar general de los negocios puede
suceder que la fojedad actual sea de
alguna dnraci6n.
Nuestra opinion enunciada meses
atras de que ell pdblico no estaba para
pagar precios exajerados ha sido pues
justifcada por los hechos, y hay que
tener muy en- cuenta que con las pa
lizas que ha recibido ell comercio, POGO
Amino Sc puede esperar por 10 successive.
Cotizamos:
57-... d Co.,. Hacienda. segun
&c.. d 49,. "Yauco,". calidad.
ARRoz.-La demanda ha sido buena
principa,mente para Cuba, y los pre-
clio tienen un alza de ] u quintai. Co
tizamos hoy So por la clase corrlente
de Bassein 8 Rangoon, condolences
usuales de Liverpool.
Ell "Saturnina" sali6 ell 81 corriente
y llev6 1850 sacos arroz para esa.
Pesos MEJIcANos.-Los arribos por
vapor frances "Colombie," Sc han ven-
dido al bajo precio de 47-llIl6 la onza,
parte para Ell 0riente, y parte para
fandir. Ell precio nominal es hoy A.
1916 la onza, no habiendose adn rea-
Iizado los venidos hltimamente por
"Para."
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al pdblico hago saber: que en- los autos de
juicio de quiebra del sspresedo Igaravidex y
en- la segunda pi, "a scbre administration y
venta de frutos, Sc ha dispuesto sacar pd.
blica subasta por termino de ocho dias, fesenta
y seis bueyes cebados retasados dos pesos
la arrobs de carne viva. Senalandose para 81
remate Ell pr6ximo lunes, % del actual & las
dos de Ia tarde en- ell local de Ia Sociedad And.
nina de Credito Mercantil, en- Ell Juzgado
Municipal de Vega -baja; advirtiendose due 90
admitiran ofertas parciales de las reses, pero
cubrirndo el total importe de justiprecio.
Dado en- Puerto Rico, cstorce de Mario do
mil ochocientos ochents cinco.-- Francisco
Baston.-Jose NJ. Ssnjuan So
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Don Francisco Bast6n q Cort6n,
Comisario de Ia q,tieJra de
don Leonardo LgdroUidez.

Al lptblico hago saber: que en- los autos del
juicio de quiebra del citado Igarsvides en- Il
segunda secci6n de los mismos sobre ad-
ministraci6n y venta de frutos, se ha dis
puesto poner ptblica subasta los siguientes:
1120 sacos azicar de q. centrifugada
81 80 centavos quintal
290 idem. idem. idem. de s.. idem. {
$2s idem.
3 bocoyes ron prueba go retasados & q
centavcs galen.
80 idem. idem. idem. "a idem. & 10 centa.
vos gallon.
1920 sacos azticar de g.. centrifugada reta-
sados a $25 quintal.
Cuyo remate, tendra efecto el dia veihte
y uno del actual d las dos de Ia tarde en- el To-
ealde la Sociedad An6nima de Cr6dito Mercan-
til; advirtiendose que se admitiran ofertas por
Totes pequehos.
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de mil ochocientos ochenta cinco-Fran-
cisco Bast6n y Cort6n.-El Escribano. Josd
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