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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-05
PROTE s IA.

Los abajo frmados hIos de Puerto
Rico, Sc han enterado de un artfculo
publicado por peri6dico radical -El
Progrese titulado Los cAMpos Sc nEs-
LINDAN, y manifestan en- contestacion:
"que todo pertenecen al honroso ms
tituto de voluntarios sin que para clio
Sc les haya intimidado; pues 81 llevan
con gloria las armas, es porque son
buenos hijos de Espana y estan dis
puestos 4 sacrifcarse por ella, y 4 sos
tener el pabellon Castillo tan alto CO.
mo Sc merece pese 4 quien pesare."
Esta es la respuesta que damos q
E1 PrOgreso, no entrando en- porme-
nores, porque despreciamos su artfcu-
10 como sc merece.
Barranquitas, MARIO % de 1872.
Francisco Santaella. B. Lopez
Jose Francisco Vazquez.- Miguel Robles.
-Gregorio Rodriguez Zayas.-Por Igna-
clio Aponte, Jose B. Lopez.-Por Liborio
Berdecia, Miguel Robles. Por Francisco
S. Berdecia, Pedro Aponte. -Por Sagun
Berdecia, jose Francisco Vazquez. An
tonic Aguirre. -Saturnino Buitrago.-
Antonio Rojas. Jose Ma Rivera.-Gre-
gorio Rodriguez Nicolas Santini.-Por
Tomas Berdecia, Nicolas Santini.-Anto-
nio Miranda.-Fidel Lopez, Por Jose Ca
briel Bercecia, Antonio Rojas.-Ezequiel
Miranda.-Juan Ramon Colon --Cayeta
no Colon. Ramon Santini.--Por Juan
Jose Aponte, Juan Ramon Colon.-Luis
R. Munoz.-Ramon Colon.-Pedro R Co.
lon.-Enrique Valdejuli.-Jose D. Burgos
-Por Anastasio Rodriguez, Jose B. Lo-
pez.-Mariano Villaronga.-Sal Lu-
go.-Por Jose E. Aponte, Jose D. Burgos.
-Por Juan F. Alvarado, Jose D. Burgos.
Juan Prieto Ortiz. Avelardo Gomez.
-Por Eloy Aponte, Gregorio Rodriguez.
-Por Fidel Torres, Gregorio Rodriguez.
Juan Berdecia.--Pablo I. Colon =
Juan de M. Colon. Domingo Colon. -
POr Benigno Colon, Crist6bal Colon. -
Por Marcelo Zayas, Gaspar Alvarez.-Por
Juan Jose Colon, Gaspar Alvarez -Por
Miguel Santini, Jose Martin.-Por Pablo
Rivera, Jose Martin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-05

tratensde sobreponerse Il verdadero ING.
rito, y castigando con maho fuerte, como
festoy dispuesto 4 verifcarlo, toda infrac-
cion la Ordenanza, sea cual fuere il ca
tegoria del que Ia cometa; pues por alta
que esta Sc halle, siempre estA por enci-
ma 81 lmperio de la ley y de la iusticia,
que hara V. e. prevalecer toda costa.
Convencido de estas razones, yo espero
de Y. 3. las haga comprender as( sus
subordinados, estimulando & todas las cla-
sses con el ejemplo, dando prueba de rec
titud infexibilidad en- ell mando. AL pro
plo tempo me prometo de su acreditado
cello aPoye con ell mayor interes 4 cuantos
traten de fomentar la instruction militar
sus diferentes fases, ora por medic de pu-
Dlcaciones titles para Ell ejerc:to, 8 bien
estableelendo ateneos y otros centros don
de puedan perfeccionar y aumentar 5sus
conocimientos.
Esta es la marcha que me prongo se-
guir, y q clio debe sugetarse v. E. , cuan
tos. aspiren al buen nombre del ejercito =
engrandecimiento de su patria.
Asf 10 exige el pals, asf 10 quiere Ell Go
bierno, y asf 10 espera 81 ministro de Ia
Guerra.
Qios guarde v. E. muchos amos. Ma
drid n de febrero de 1s72.-Rey.-Se-
nor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-05
GACETILLA.

,llegada.-NuestrO respectable amigo
el Excmo. ST.. Marques de Casa -Caracena
ha hegado el domingo en- Ell vapor Pdjayo,
despues de una larga ausencia, durante la
cual permaneci6 en- la Peninsula en- la
isla de Cuba. Nos alegramos mucho que
el Sr. Marques haya regresado con salud
y te damos nuestra mas cordial bienvenida.
"A "DOn 0impliciO."- ell nti nero "a
del Don Ssnsplicio, hemos visto una quisi~
cosa que dice: que en- Cagaas Sc habia
querido considerar como ofensa personal
la, crltica htesaria que hizo de un discurso
pronunciado en- una reunion electoral efec-
tuada en- este pueblo; que no ha querido
-injuriar,o nj hollar las canas de un seior
que s'sdnd0blensesste es muy digno de respe.
to y de consideration en- su vida priyada.
Y aquello del individuo de la suerte ne.
gra, qste en- tOGo 10 Qsse ro,se la asano 10 ec1a
d peyler ia que clase de literature perte-
'necea mos 10 podra decir Don Ssmoz;cios
Esta yisto, Don Sin.p1icio, hay hombres
de fortuna tan negra, que en- su afan de
burlarse de todo, dan furibundas ldente-
lladas q diestro y siniestro, cual un hidr6.
fobo, sin respetar nj la ancianidad, nj la
honra agena, ensuciando con SUI inmunda
Dbaba cuanto ella alcansa y prostituyendo
asi hasta Ia imprenta; pero ipor que extra.
mar tai conductaf iNo estamos en- tempo
de los derechos individualesg iY la liber-
tadf " Ia igualdad9- $780, son acaso un
mito3 s. rs,.S e.,.-.r =
4 vosotros senores radicales-dem6cratas
ino os habeis reido cuando aouel seiior
ex-presidente de una conferences de San
Vicente de Paul, lloraba 4 lAgrima viva
cuando LEILA la matanza de los frailes9 iOu6
exquisita sensibilidadl iQue tierno estaria
81 d6minel Lagrimas de coeodrilo = NADIA
mas, como dice muy bien el BoIiErIN.
Osupaos en bora buena, ST. Don Sim
lplicso, de criticar cuanto malo encontra;a. d,
pero respstad las personals: asf hareis Is u1
bien q pals y todo el mundo os 10 aorada.
cerA. Seguid otro camino n6nos esDinoaf
que q que llevaia, porque os estais aserne.
ljando vuestro ex-colega La Ayoia ana ~
como sabeis, tuvo un tin medic trke;;oo 1r;,
no o. 10 deseamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-05

Teniendo sus pretensiones, sea todo por
amor de Dios; no teniendolas. go. iAquf
fu6 Troya!
Por ESQ repito que el Diablo me lleve,
81 atino 4 comprender, que es 10 que quie
rem ciertos pro-hombres del reformismo.
Estudia estos hombres, pdblico sensato,
y quedaras convencido hasta la saciedad
de que son unos locos.
Sfrva esta de cumplida contestacion
todos aquellos que, con motive de mi es-
critic del II del pasado MARIO, Sc han
jactado, ocupandose de mi humilde ,,er-
soma.
Y, & V. Sr. Director, por asgunda vez
le suplico, Sc sirva dispenr zfme Ia honra
de insertar en- su ilustre1 20 peri6dico, estas
Kneas, por 10 que le vivira agradecido su
afcmo. S. S. @. B. s. M.
Francisco G.. NIaitin.
Cabo-Rojo, abril 1o de 1872.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-05

sobre Las mas graves cpestiones; cuestio-
mes que todos directamente interesan =
afectan de cerca por Ia indisoluble armonia
y sublime conciertO que hace solidarios
los intereseay cOnveniencias de todos los
individuos y de todas las classes con ell
bienestar pdblico, Ia libertad poktica y Ell
6rden social.
De 6rdan de S. NJ, y por acuerdo del
Conselo de ministries, 10 digo 4 V. S. para
ga conociEaiento y efectos CONSEQUENCES.
Madrid, 10 de MARIO de- 1872,-Sagasta.
Senior gobernador de Ia provincial de-.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-05


al recorrer las columnas del BoLET1N.
n6mero 81 lam6 mi atencion Ell articulo
Ell PRoFEsoRADo DE LA IsLA, y como re-.
lativo & Ia profession que ejerzo, no pude
m6nos que leerle con particular predilec-
cion, haciendome partfcipe de sus sseve-
raciones.
Pero al fjarme en- los dos tiltimos perfo-
dos del parrafo final, que Sc refieren de
una manera muy directa q mi persona.
cre{ que estoy en- el case de rectifcar.
como 10 hago, explicando Ia verdadera
signifcacion que tuvo mi conducta; signi
fcacion que de haberla sabido el autor del
artfculo, no habria intentado deprimirme.
Ninguna participation tuye en- las cleo
clones 1ltimas para diputadOs & C6rtes.
pues habiendo principiado en- toda Ia Isls
81 90 de JUNO de 1871, me embaruu6 "a
81 puerto de Mayagiiez el ,dia IA del mis-
mo mes, con direction IL Capital. para
regresar q 81 de julio; y Il es cierto que
se me eligi6 Comp romisario Dor. el distfitc
de San German, stambien b .es ana Il
acepte de acuerdO con algunos senores
para vOtar, como vote, por los candidates
que recomend6 al ST. Baldrich, & cuien
como gObierno, quise servir, como ID ht
hecho siemPre, cumpEendo uno de lo,
deberes que hacen Que d empIea5o iiel I,
! identi6que con % superior. vi acepta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-05
SON UNOS LOCC|S.

Lleveme ell Dlablo, Sr. Director, 81 att
no cumprender, que es 10 que quieren
algunos pro-hombres del partidO reformisc
ta.-Ofgalos V, 10 avispados que Sc po-
men, 81 reciben aunque indirec tamente ell
caliicativo de separatistas. .-Ctgalos V.
en- sus manifestaciones public as, hacer
mil protestas de su amor Ia madre pa
tria y afrmar en- todos los ton os que son
tan espanoles como ell que mas y Que tan
solo 6dian ell imperio de la violel lcia. To
do este esta muy bueno, Sr. Dire ,ctor.-Es
un cuadro altamente poetico y halagueno
ell que hacen cuando dicen q los, incautos,
"que la opinion es ibre" y que ellos 10
que desean es la igualdad de, classes, 6
mas claro, que no haya blancos, nj par
dos &aa &aa. mo es .cierto Sr. Director
que V. estA conmigo, que este cuadro es
altamente isonjero?
Pero como todo 10 que Sc dice no es
cierto, y para desdecirse siempre hay
lugar, he aqul 10 que sucede a esos pro-
hombres:
Viene, por ejemplo, un campesino hon
radc, le pintan la cosa con unos colores
tan brillantes, le hacen tantas ofertas, que
al eabo ell pobre cegs.do con tanta brillan-
tez, murmura "es cierto".
Pasa ell tempo y vienen los desenga-
fios.-Entonces Ell infeliz reca pacita, COM
para y 1ltimamente convenci;do hasta la
sociedadpde que "ofrecer no es cumplir" y
que hay cosas que solo Dios puede trans
formarlas, indignado exclama: i''B urlAron-
Sc de mi buena fe"! Han querido enga-
narme! Impossible! lMentira!
Nuestros pro-hombres entonces, sober
bios, al yer que su aromosa semilla, no
ma producido sino espinas, echan al ros
tro del honrado patricio, porque no Sc
presta secundar sus locos planes, los
epftetos de iTraidor! iImbeci! otras lin
dezas por Ell estilo
iCuanta liberalidad, Sr. Director! fCuAn-
ia buena fe! iCuanto patriotismo!
Son espanoles y Sc han horrorizado al
leer mi escrito del II. iSon espanoles no
aceptan un escrito por tener Ell 'specado"
de ser patriotico.-Son espanoles y nos
llaman reaccionarios y hasta dicen que
renegamos de nuestra patria!- Sc llaman
liberales, proclaman la igualdad de classes,
dicen que Ell pensamiento es ibre, Sc
jactan de sacar la clase bailar tan pronto
como nc concertamos con ellos y Sc cons
piran contra Ell que emite sus itleas lbre.
mente con tai que estas no sean las suyas!
iOh virtudes del reformismol 81
Como 81 el no ser blanco fuelra un crl-
men!- Como 81 mucho de los que asi nos
tildan, no tuvieran, como solemos decir, su
rajita, 8 como dice un amigo milo, no fue-
ran ttcafe con leche"!
No hay peor cuna, Sr. Director, que la
del mismo palo, no la hay.
La inteligencia, las buenas acciones y
sobre todo, Ia buena fe, hacen al hombre
noble, 10 demas es.....- una solemne tom
terra!
mo deduce v. ST. Director, por 10 que
deJo expuesto, que esos hombres (oor for
tuna los menos), no tienen IDEAS, sensatez
Al cosa que Sc le parezca9- "a menos que,
tengan oidos y no oigan, teng.an ojos y nc
vean, pero 20 creo que ea, que no auierer
] 9iT, nj yer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-05

Sr. Director del Bo1Er1N.
Puerto-Rico.

Muy Sr. milo: p ...
Ruego 4V. tenga Ia bondad de dispen-
sar Ia pronta publication, en- su ilustrado
peri6dico, de la siguiente manifestation,
en- justa defensa de quien Sc ofrece de v.
con la mayor consideration su atento y
a1 l8s35na59gus rolGy GI3 a9i9sta 9li-.u.a 9b =,
S. S. @. B. S. M.
Jose R. Bo1adiua R;vas.
A varios ObservadOres de AybOnito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-05

S. S. @. B. S. M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

~ Filtration has become a science with our
Young people of the present day, and a girl of
twelve knows fully much a. her mother, and
goes into society fully as often.
aY-A new style of entertainments are called
. ieaI-year PARTIES and the rule OF the evening
il. that leapyear principles shall be strictly car
ried out, the ladies asking the gentlemen to
dance, and waiting upon them at the supper
table.
sVAn Iowa city man who owns extensive
timber tracts in The state has among his chop
Pers an American woman who cuts and franks
ny" more wood in day than any other work
man in the timber.
SIhe English troops have at last all left
Canada. and the Dominion is lett 10 its own re-
sources This departure is anything but agree
able to the cOloni>tS, a. they will have TO paw
heavier taxes 30 SUPPORT large colonial militia
force.
sTA girl aged only fourteen was convicted
recently in Louisville of grand larceny, and SEN
fenced to prison for one year. She felt her dis
grace keenly. and few days ago attempted TO
commit Suicid- by swallowing pounded glass
An emetic thWarted her purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08
DIED.

JEFFERS A. O'Clock, On the morning of the
III inst. al er . iorg aud painful illness Gk0RiE
JEFFEES, aged "a wears
The funeral NIL take place AT the residence of his
father, U.s. 10Th 81 y. "Wednesday afternoon
at half past q ock.
Ever msmoFAbl- dAyi the s'h Of January On il
the fearful maze Of death inv AIDED little circle
and selected u lts victim tn fsire-t and pure,t
flower. Torn from n in early manhood, on the eve
Of his welding Gay, by the great destroyer, con
sumption, which h col tTactsd while in the ds-
charge II bi- Cuty a member of COlumhis Fire
Company. No 3. Beloved by al who knew him, his
merry laugh ard 'su1s0me face will long be renee
bered by his many friends.
JOHNSON. On Monday. the 5th irs.apt. MARY
ALICE, daughter 80 Mary =. and Edward Johnson,
aged sev moth and nineteen DAYS
The friends! b. family respectfrly invited to
stteDs thu funeral from q resdentce Of parents
No 1914 eth -Te-t nurtb vest on Tuesday, the 9th
instant. az enc snf ne- ia o'clock D. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

1T Is BELIEVED that the oldest rOsebush in
the world j. one which trained upon one side of
the Cathedral OF Hiidcshe IN in Germany. The
root Il buried uUdrT the crypt below the choir.
The stem is "a foot thick, and half a dozen
branches nearly cover the eastern side of the
church, bearing countless flowers in summer.
Its age il unknown. but documents exist that
prove that the Bishop HezilO, nearly a thousand
years ago, protected it by stone roof, which is
still eNtaut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08
LIMITED STATES MARsHALS SALE

In virtue OF q writ ~ 6vi Jacras on Judgment of
Condemnation issued from the Clerks office of the
me directed, will sell at public sale Tor cash in
front Of the Court house door of said District,
THURSDAY, the 18th day of January, 1872, at 1
wit, viz: One heavy Gold Watch. one Topas Ring.
three sets OF Togas studs, one Topas Pin, and Que
upon as the goods and chattels of Vim II Gray and
will be sold 10 salts execution No in favor Of
VIM & Tappan: ALEX. SHARP, U. q. Marshal.
January 2, lo72 iana dtds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

The Boston TtmSs has had 800 answers TO its
81 Os0 prize problem, recurring to know how
long 10 will TAI" a locomotive to run one hun
bred miles. provided IL goes fifty miles the first
hour. twenty-five the next, twelve and half the
next, and % en- of course the offer emf
nently safe ,ss the problem involves an infinite
progression, forever leaving q remainder TO be
divided, OF, az one of the mathematician puts
n. we have ''the startling proposition that a
body may move toward a stationary point,
always keep IN notion, and never reach il.
Yet most of the replies puTVOrted to give the
eNact time the locomotive would reach the end
of its Journey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

A LITTLE LOVE STORY.-AUgust Geshner, a
Munich painter. no coming To this country on
account OF social Ostracism at home, has resided
i'm West HObOken for several months past, was
surprised "A lev DAYS ago by a visit from a young
lady whom he had loved in Munich, and who
had promised To be true TO him when he left her.
She had followed him to this country because
her parents had prosecuted her since he left.
The couple were married by a Lutheran clergy
man in New YOIk.-N y. NfrT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

IN San Francisco, Cal, petition has been
extensively signed asking Congress to issue coins
of the value OF two dimes. This measure has
been proposed in consequence of the difficulty of
paying sums lcSS than the fourth of a dollar the
a eleven-pcnny Bit in California being passed
of a. either + or fifteen cents, according to the
facilities of making change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08
RY FITCH FOX,
ID Real Estate Brok ers
SIS Seventh street, op. oste Post Office

10y FITCH FOX,
ID Real Estate Brok ers,
9i9 Seventh street, opposite Post Office.
nPRisGTT sTFlsw8Y Pa Pfas6 nFAGNEiq EN-.
CANT ,RENCH PLATE MANTEL hi RIO IS
GSNpES ABRAs; TWO Gt sSPkbB f IRE GILT hGP
BTTEETs ONE IfESASf BGTddEE Woosskk
Gilt; fW6 EBONY CaRb FABLES; EsoS ST
fksTIsEg dNE t sSPkRs
JgAPPANEsEn WORK; Boy, WITH aRrISTI;
E6SSS sTsNbs FkE AsH eh Is.v FtSw Gs
gSitET AKricikks ksEYREs t CHM. sei;
on sE MEA2GN 4 PARLVR SUITE, UP;
EsShs one EtEs GSkTsP PSst shFi sr e.
SSPFFHn3Is IT ~ GRET9NSE Two
zen * sSsBGEP sBTfFET 2SE ILysS
sTssPs Two Ron BON NH sTANDs. ~ aSP bf rwd
SEP 6GS OWL y hNb PEkP BrsI TE
SSAsLLyERS, shTCE TTaEENs, GAsr6Rs, SC;
y iTEi; & PRiIEcEs5 MASsIficESF COZ;
EsGRiEtn q Glass MkkE: MAG Mt sSR
LIZ CARVED EXTENSI,,S AND SIDa
t9t CASE E SkAIShf bktssE IEst ZAP
PETe hNp RUGS; ONE La tGE PERSiAN
ppHihII -T ONE TgYn w10p BEDSTEt
pLETE WITH BEDDING; ONE TUYA WOOD
MsaH A akRakf PS ssr T9TA
BUREAU, STYLE louis XVI ROSEW0OD
LOUNGE. ARMAND SIDE CH.IRs, UPHOL-
sTEktD IN CRET0NNE; ROSEWOs WRI-
TING DISKS, SECRETARY AND BOOKCASE:
MALNI AND OAK OFFICE TABLES: Ma
PoGANf AND OTHER CHAMBER FURsI-
TURF. LARGE AND sUPERI r. COLLECTION
OF COPPER COOKING UTENSILS, &c &c.
ALSO, AT 1 O'CLOCK,
ONE PAIR FINE CARRIAGE HORSES. ONE
E.EGANT Landau, MADE IN PARIS: ONE
PHAETON; ONE SET DOUBLE HARNESS.
STABLE FURNITURK, sc. h'''
20 On FRIDAY MORNING, January 9th
"commencing at l01a O'Clock At the resi-
w 'dence Of his Eyce Iencv G. C. Gatacazy, the
teenth and Fourteenth streets, we hall sell In,
above describtd superb collection Of FURNITURE &c
Most OF the Furniture was made TO order in Paris.
The House will be open for ms pecton on day pre-.
yiOus to sale.
Terms Cash
LATI1ER & CLEARLY. kuctioneer
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue AID Ilth street
an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

A CIECJ N-TAsCE showing one OF the neon
VenIenceS OF giving new towns names held Dy
Others has lat, ~ occurred in Minnesota AT the
post Office of Alexandria, in that state Is letter
which is raj idly making a circuit OF the world.
It started from Paris, France, in November.
directed TO George COurteuay, Eighty seventh
Royal Irish Fa>Ileers, Shepherds Hotel, Alex
andTia. IL has been to Alexandria, Virginia,
Louisiana, ard Alabama. and finally arrived
here. Postmaster Patterson having ascertained
that there II a ~heT h. Td's Hotel i'm Alexandria,
Egypt, concluded 10 forward the stray billet to
that destination. By the time it reaches the
land of the PhaTarhs, 10 will have passed
through an interesting variety OF population
aud climate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08
YOUNG AND RISING GENERATE y

Inc 'egetatiys powers Of life arc strong, but In |,
few years how often the pallid hue the lack lustr,
eye and emanciated form, and the impossibility Of
application to mental effort show their baneful in
nuence. 1t soon becomes evident to the observer
that some depressing influence is checking the de
velopment Of the body. Consumption 10 talked Of
and perhaps the youth is removed from school ano
sent into the country This is Of the worst move
ments. Removed frem ordinary diversions OF tn.
everchanging scenes Of the city, the powers Of tn.
body, too much enfeebed to give xest to healthful
and rural exercise, thoughts are turned inwardIy
upon themselves.
If the patient be q female the approach of IN.
menses is looked for with anxiety as the first symp
tom In which nature is to show her saving power /,
difusing the circulation and visiting the check witt
the bloom Of health Alas increase Of ppetite Ia,
grown by what il fed The energies of the system
are Frustrated, and the whole economy is derang.d
The beautiful and wosderful period in which bod,
and mind undergo fascinating a change from child
to woman, is looked for in vain The parents hear,
blesds in anxiety and sncies the grave but waitins
fer it's victim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08
Try j. I. COLDWEJL & CO., Auctioneers,
~ 3. II. corner of Pa.ayenue and 18th stree

GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
a by virtue OF a decree of the Supreme Cnurt of
p the District Of Columbia, PASSED Ia the matter
A~Aof the estate Of Charles William Conwa, I
shall, On TUESDAY, the h of January lSy2 pro-
coed to eel lat public auction, the premises &c
O'Clock p m the east quarter of lot of ground No.
north, between 2lst and I'd streets west, aud i'm
PROV ed by n Franz House.
Terms: One-thiId of the purchase m rnay in cash;
and the residue il three ecu nstalments and
is months, with interest; deferred payments to be
secured by tn" purchaser notes and DEED of trust
On the property. Deed given final ratification of
sale SIS to be paid AT sale. Stamps and cohvey
auCing at pui chaser's cost.
REGINALD FENDALL, Guardian.
decN-d j. I. COLDWELL h Co, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
rO.MORROW.


RY w. T. JOHNSON,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Pennsylvsnias avenue, corner ID street east.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT Euc
TON ON CAPITOL HILL
- By virtue Of deed Of trust to rs given dated
:a 18th day of July, AID 1870 and recorded in liner
. No. 81, folio "a, &C, Of the land records fer
the county Of Washington -istrict OF Columbia,
ana a. the written request Of the party secured
thersty we vii proceed to sell At public auction to
1850 u y y 4 January Oh at 9slck Lots
city Of Washington, District Of Coiumhis, iocs'ed
OF the north side Of street south, between 81 and
- streets east Each lot is improved by a large
three story Brick House, with two story back build.
ing, with all the modern m provemeuts, in what il
known az Grants street row. Each house will be
sold separately. Title guaranteed perfect
Terms: One-third cash; balans- in three canal
payments OF Elk, twelve al eighteen months 50
cured by deed Of trust on the premises, bearing
ter per cent. interest, all cash. the option Of
the purchase Two hundred dollars $500 to be
cobveyancing at the coat Of the purchaser III the
term. Of sale are not complied with in fifteen days
from the day OF sae the Trustees reserve the right
TO resell the property at the risk and cost Of the de
SAMUEL CROSS,
ENOCH TOTTFN,{ irnsees'
decI-eo&ds w. T. JOHNSON. Auct. s