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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-16
Hotel de los Vapores.
CALLEDE SAN JUSTO NUM- L.
Frente al Cafe del Comercio.

La duena de este estableoimieuto participa asus
muchOs amig g0s al pGbloo Ell general que, habien-
do lntroducidO algunas refOrmas que e eran nece-
sarias en- su casa Hotel csnsiderandose este ser
uno de los prlmeros en- su clase, tiene IL gran
tisfaccion de ofrecer los sefloree qercs nm CO
mOdO decente hospedage con una ex3elente v
variada mesa habtacOnes ventiladas, frescas, v
limpias, un esmerado trato en- ell servicio.
Tambien hay mesa redonda para los seGOres que
oueran abOnarse por mes.-Puerto-R Rico de Agosto
1S73-AMALHA CATALAN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-16
EN- Ell ALMACEN
de D. Tomas TdUa hjq de NaJyagguez,
Sc encuentran de venta los articulos siguientes

Maderas de tOdas classes y eamanf-Arados de
varlas tabrlcas con nlangos, timones rejas de re-
puesto, dc todos numeIOs.-Quincalla de toda clast
g InstjumentOs dc carplnter0S bneleIos.-COrrt
de CutrO para maquln>s de VapOr. doSde pa "a, q
a 1.--ES OpA para maquDa5 dc Yapor q 4rtlCuIO 1ic
Observation-Disclosures -Estopa para buque..- Liusue
ties para DoCas de ehornalla-kemaCheS de Cobre d
ra correas de VapOr-LIaVes de val Ouas para apor
desde paIgadae,-t Ella de alaubre de los ta-
manOS para cedaz0S dc guarapO.-Ieia do gonna pa
ra malulnaS.-Cedaz0S sueltoS de alambre Y GORE
Baldes de hero gal alvanIzado para haciendas
tos pateados de hoja dc lata.-tjes de herro para
caesas carretas, yanta5 para ldem-Camlnes,
rueua6 rayO5 5ueItOS.-ACeltc dc peZuna.-BarnIX
hno para tapar nudOS.-LlaveS lngcsaS para todOs
uSoS.-Pesa IlcOreS y Slrop.-I erm0metros-
gueras dc gonna de /, pulgada.-ArneseS para
mulas y caDdllOS -JaqulmOneS de cuero para ldem.
-kocoTteS para carriages homanas de plattator
ma cdDalIete de ID qq.Muellts de todas ci;Ists
Maqulnas de coser de Varlas clasos.-Polvos para
llmplar plata.--CuchIIlOsy tenud0res pIateadOs
mango dc marll.-Cucharas pIateadaa tinas.-A- co.
reras. jaros &,-Palas dc MADEIRA de hierIo-Mo-
limos dc acero para inDler Observation-Disclosures de Ca
te.-Quin1ues para keroslna observation-disclosures
para observation-disclosures dc VafIaS classes con dts-
ertauOr.-CcIraduIas lie pestlIos movlbIes que $ r
ven para oil Iado dereChO y el iZquerdo.-A 1Ja pa
ra el lado dereCh0 el lZquerGo.-Agujas para ma
qulnas pleas sueltas.-lIilos sedas para idem.-
flhtuIas dc t0das classes aceltes.-L0na para Veids
dc DuqueS botes.-I OrnlIlOs para maQuinas Vapof
uo otras cIasos.-COrnlsas dc metal para sd0r
nos dc 5alaa Vldr1Os de todas claseS.-Lunas suets
para espejos,-Cerda plumas para colchones al
AoLadas.-Cochones almOhadas suetas.-lubo
para qulnques dc acelte keros na.-C Crist aera de
10 IA cIaseCarruales de dos cuatrO asientOs para
nlnoo otros nuchos articulos impossible dc emu
IN rar, II --72
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-16

Por mdtuo convenio qued6 disnelta en- 9 del ac-
tual la sociedad mercantil que bajo la denOmina-
cion de -. Carrer8s v Ga existfa en- esta pl laza,
quedando hecho cargo de su active pasivo ell So
clio ID Juan Carreras Y Estrada, la que girara en-
su consecuencia bajo solo nombre desde la refe-
rlda fecha. Puerto Rico 13 de enero de 1874 Juan
Carreras Estrada. Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-16
AVISO.

Por mttuo convenio hemos disueto la socedad
que giraba bajo larazon social de OterO y BrRv o
quedando Ia liquidacion cargo de la que le sus-
ttuye, Y que giraba bajJ la razon de OterO v
Pastor, de la que socios gestores ID. rulio
Otero d. Jose Pastor. p. X Vega-baja 10 de ere-
70 de 1874 IA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-16
Polacra espanola Josefa
CAPTAIN D. Bartolom6 Nicolau.

Dispone su salida para Cadiz y Barcelona 4
mediados del corriente mes, admitiendo parto
de tete. La despachan sus consignatarios lliar-
te, Hermano de Caracena y Ca Marina.-Ene-
ro de 1874. "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-16
PRECIOS DE ANUNCIOS.

De seis neas de impression pubieandose hasta tres
reaes centavos cada rengon exceda de los
sess precos seTn dobes cuando los anuncos hayan de
publican numeros.-POr amos admiten
anuncOs Los comunicados cobra
ran a 10 centavos la Inca impresa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-16
NUN. =.
PRECIOS DE SUBSCRIPTION.

Por IN ano $40 en- toda la saPor se S. so
vOs-POr trlmesre $3POr reaes Capital
10 en- ell reso de La Isa.-Por Peninsula en- Ell
extranjeo enviando Ell per6dco franco
1ngles $50 anuaes-P0r La isla de Cuba S12.
Las suscrpciones sempe por adeautado
cpores pueden entenderse los Agentes drecamen6
esta Administration.
Ell BoLErN envia todas parties franco de porte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-16

por haber asociado mi hijo Don Jos6Gonzales
y Font, apoderado general que fue siempre de
la extlnguida, y ell que, en- su caIdad de unlco
gestor de la sociedad nuevamente formada,
llevara la tirma representation de ella.
Agradezco d L. altamente la contiadza con
que honro la antigua casa, suplicandole sea la
U. atenta y S. S. Q. b. S. NJ, Viuda de Gonzales.
ID. Jose Gonealcs Font, firmara Gonzalez G.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-16
ANUNCIO.

contestar las muchas cartas dc varas parties 90
Ia lsla que el ST. Baron Won Eisemberg La recibido
tlene que deer que no vistara nlnguua otra par0e
de La lsla para conplacer las Tepetidas s1pllcas
de Varlas dlstlnguldas famiias dc Puerto Rico,
Ell DIR. LIE BARON Won EISEMBERG
ofrece al p1bco sua servicos profesionales para la
curaclOn de las Intermediates de DIDO, VISTA
GARGANIA, asma. afecoiones de lavoZ Y las enfer-
medades dc la LARlNGE las RONCHAS de los PUL
MONIES los desOrdenes de la DIGESTION, cOrtedad
de RESPIRATION, las afeccIones morbdas del HI
GADO, HIDkOrES DEBiLIDAD do los NER-
VlOS, todas las enfcrme dades que neoestan asis-
tencia m6dica quiIdTJica.
Los PEORES
OJOS VIZCOS
Sc ENDEREZAN
EN- UN MlNUTO.
Ell BARON Won EISEMBERG consuIta todos los
dias on e hotel del Universe donde tiene todos los
instrumentos aparatos la mayor paIte de su in
Vc0clon, quo traJo consigo los que han legado
ceslvamente dc Viena dc Paris.
Ell DIR, LIE BARON Won E!SEMBERG, dara cor
sutas gratis todos los vi6rnes dese las nueve hasta
las once para los pobres. % 81
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AlUNCIOS DIV hIiSOS.
I'm ARROYO.

I!Tiene de venta cigarril.os lejftimos lie berro
pectorales a % cajetilas por ST.; y sde la honra-
dez % caetillas por $l.-Jose Maria Alcaide
Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-16
M x D E R A s..

Gran rebaja en- los precios de Tablas pchi-
pen S42 mr.. TabIones 81 mr.. Cuartones 81
mr.. Taboncillo machiembrado SO mr.. Tabas
pino americana S45 mr. Idem idem inglGs S36
nr.-Margary COmpa-Marlna. 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-16
Giro de Letras.

Sobre Cadz, Sevilla Madrid por todas cam
tidades corta vista giran los que suscriben.
PuertORico febrero de 1873.-Iriarte HERNIA
NO de Caracena Comp FIJI
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iG A n G. A !

Por reales al contado. un paquete veas y 2
cajas f0sforos en- el almacen de Pedro Vidal y
Pedro del Vale. 1-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-16
AVISO.

Hago pdblico que desde ell pr6ximo anterior
27 firmo sin r1brica con las letras j. A. Tore
enlazadas que de ese msmO modo seguir6 fir
mando en- adelante. Mi firma anterior Jose A.
de la TOrre. Humacao enero 10 de 1874. 13
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-16
ALMACLN- TALLER
CALLE DES. JUSIO NUhEhO ID.

Ell que suscribe ofrece sus serv1cios este res
petable pdblico, en- cambio dc una m6dica re
tI1buclon conventional, en- tOdo 10 cue abraza
el sguiente anunco.
Se hace tOda clase dc instalaciOnes CO tubelia
para gas aqua Gu las casas 8 establocimleptos
publcOs partculares.
Llmpleza de tnb0s, lamparas; composition
de ambas cosas.
Reparacion de bombas de sacar aqua, cons
trucclon de far0les y dc todo 10 concerniente a
hojalateria. como para todo 10 menciOnad.
cuenta con entendidOs operarios admitira tam
blen abOnos mensuales para la limpieza d.
lamparas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-16
CIRCULAR.
S. J. Puerto Rico Diciembre 10 de 1873

Muy Sr mio; Tengo ell gusto de particlpar a
L. que La casa de Comercio que glraba en- esta
plaza, bajo mi solo nombIe, ccsa dcsde esta fe-
cha en- sus negocioS; quedando la hquidacion a
cargo. de la que la sustituye con la razon de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-16

Americana superior. Para reaizar el resto
del cargamento de la goleta Ellen Perkins sc
ietala ell millar de pies IA 36i pesos. j. Eusta
Iuio Cabrera. Cruz 10. 2-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-16
Nomas canas III calvicie.
U&ESE Ell

Conscfva d cabello sHage = lustrosas
Ccnasya el Craneo Il esco aeradabe.
Haze crecer ell oabello espeso fu. rta
iTaGe desaparecer todo yesiigio do Caspa -
lmpide pTenlatuTa CGn0sidad
Tmpi3e prematura Calvicia.
Es la tnica preparations perlecta en- an olasa
Es Ia que da mas fuerzay vigor al Craneo sVs
Es 10 unioa preparaeion para q Cab flc que es
adaptable para Ia
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P E ERDIDA

Ell ju6ves 6 viernes de la semana pasada Sc
ha perdldo un abanico de concha perla con una
bOrla de seda blanca. La persona que 10 entire
que en- el Hotel del Universe mum. 90 Gale de
Tetuan sera gratifcado con cinco pesos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-16

Comunicandole suave Sc .11sa aparianniav = a..
bot u admrada de amBos Sras. Caballeros 'sS
Se haitian deVESIA On o tshlsrimientae A..
tcdas Glless. 81 t0IAs las Botcss sg4vlltads1 as
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-16

Pubfease este pe6dco los domngos, microbes vi6nes
Cuando 10 xgen las ccunsancas Teprtense alcances
pementOs grdts lus suscriptores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-16
Cuaderno Adler
A SO GRUESA.

Almacen de Pedro Vidal San Justo mum. H.
1-12
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-27

The Sociabc held by the ladies of the
Baptist church in Bennington on Tuesday
evening last was a most brilliant and sue
cessful affair.
AT an early hour the Free Library Hall,
was filed by an assemb composed of the
first people of the village, including rep
resentatives from all the churches
Soon supper was announced, and from
o'clock until II o'clock the tables were sur
rounded by those whose keen appreciation
of the various delcacies offered to them by
the lovely attendants, must have greatly
pleased the ladies who had abored so hard
to make this affair ''the festival of the sea-
son.
The supper was excellent and varied
and all seemed satisfied with the arrange
ments. The plan of serving supper was
different from any heretofore used in Ben
nington.
There was large central table on which
were turkeys, ham, cold meats, pastry,
cakes, oranges pickles, friel potatoes, etc.
Around two sides of the hail were small
tables, cosy and comfortable
The food was carved and served from the
large table; the guests being waited upon
by the young ladies Of the Baptist Sunday
School. These latter looked very dainty
in their lace caps, and pretty costumes.
Among the exciting causes to mirth, were
none Of the objectionable features COM
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KINSMAN & ROSS.
Rutland, Jan. /, 1874. d&wtf
II A l. F p r | G L I!
IA MBURG TNGSI
GEORGE II. PALMER
is opening the
LARGEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL STOCK
EMBROIDERED EDGlNGS.
EVER SHOWN I'M RUTLAND.
We shall sell these goods at
ONE-HILF THE PRICE
we have been getting for the same quality. Any
within two years Will do well TO buy now
CALL EARLY BEFORE THEY ARE SOLD
as we can get no more as low.
GEO. II, PALMER.
Rutland, February II, 1874.
RURT n SHERMAN
WILL OPEN
THE FINEST STOCK OF COTTONS
Ever seen In Vermont, to-day.
A BROWN, SIC,
LYMAN +. BROWN, Ike,
PoCAssET, a0-incll, IL.
This Cotton Is both heavy and line.
THE BEST, Is, BLEACHED i2kc.
PRINTS.
sac for LONG REMNANTS.
CHEVIOT SHIRTlN
NEW STOCK.
lie, isc, zoe, PC, csc. ENGLISH, ~ do, soc
A. 4. STEWART a cos
New Spring
BLACK BRILLIANTINE " MOHAIR,
soc, csc, 62c, I5c, s5c, to 1925
soc BLACK ALPACA 87c.
NEW SPRING POPLINs, 87c.
COATES THREAD, SIC,
HoLYoKE, axe.
The Oldest, Largest ana Finest
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
IN RUTLAND.
BURT Il SHERMAN.
Jan. goth.
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(From the Troy Times)
Alleged Negligence ON Rutland Rail
roads.

CARD FROM SUPERINTENDENT BURDETT
We have received the following note from
Mr. Jesse Bnrdett, superintendent of the
Rutland Division of the Genital Vermont
Railroad, He denies the charge made bv
our correspondent 'P" The word of "A
gentleman like Mr.. Bnrdett who is we'll
known in this vicinity will be accepted at
once, and indeed it is hardly to be supposed
that road doing large business would
be kept in an improper condition. Rail,
road companies can not afford to have their
track in bad condition. Tac risk not only
to life, but t. their own property, is too
great for that Spikes may be thrown out
and rails splntcred by a passing train but
no company allows its road to remain in
such condition long. As to the piece of
road near Cuttingyile, we have been IN
formed by other competent men (heaides
Mr. Burlet) who have been over the road,
that it is in good condition. Their statements
corroboralc the Superintendent. Mr. Bur-
dett writes as follows;
RUTLAND, VI, Feb 81, "A.
Editor TROY PleSS-D Dear Sir, | no
tice in your issue of February It'll an arti.
Gle headed Railroad Negligence Danger
Gus Condition of the Vermont Central
Track The article referred to is false in
every particular. The Rutland division will
compare favorably with any road in New
England. In bridges, masonry and eondi-
ton of track ii will bear inspection by com
petent railroad men and lie pronounced in
first class condition, considering the amount
of traffic passing over that portion spoken of
by your correspondent 'P' The managers
have furnished large amounts of iron, ties
and track supplies and have been DESTROYS
of not only keeping the road in good order,
but hat it should be imProred as much as
possible. The record shows this, rs there
has not been a wheel of by any defect in
track or bridges since the present manager,
have run the,road. Section II, referred 10
bp ''P.," has been supplied with new ircn
proporionably with other sections and lail
with the Fish joint, (the kind of joint now
used by the Central Vermont for all new
iron.) The average amount of new iron
used on this division between Rutland and
Bellows Falls would renew the whole road
in less than six years, which to any praci-
cal man, railroad or otherwise, would lee
evidence enough ola desire on the part Of
the MANAGERS to keep the road in 60 d and
safe condition.
BY giving these facts TO the public YOU
VIII obligc Very respectfully yours,
J BURDETr,
Sup't Rutland Div. Central Vermont RR
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Stoves and Gin Ware.

DUNN & cRAMToN'
Manufacturers OF all kinds OF
TINW ARE.
and dealers In
PLANIsHED, BRITANNIA, JAPAN, GLASS
AND WOODEN WARES
of every description.
BRooMs. BRUSHES AND BASKETS,
and general assortment OF
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Special facilities for Jobblng all kinds OF
WOODEN WARE,
TIN AND GLASS WARE.
sD-All kinds of BARTER taken in exchange for
goods.
No. ID MERCHANTS ROW.
Rutland, Vt, May l, 1873. myidtf
8 G.. sTAL Ely & co. ,
No. II MERCHANTS Row.
Dealers in
STOVES AND HOT AIR FURNACES.
The stewart and New American Cooking
Stoves, for both wood and coal, constantly on
hand. Manufacturers.o of a I'D dealers In
COPPER. TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE.
PLUME ING
In all Its branches. Bath Tubs, Water Closets
Gas and Water Piping, and Fittings OF
all kinds.
TIN ROOFING AND JOBBING
or all kinds promptly attended 10. None but
skillful and reliable werkmen employed
All WORK WARRA NTED
REMEMBER, 2 DOORS NORTH OF THE orERA HOUSE
MERCHANTS ROW.
may1dtf
L. NJ n
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PRICE THREE CENTS.

And on Lis part, its.likely may be true.
He's doubtless shardly known what were the
best to do
Or say, except perhaps to turn 1t with laugh.
Declaring sill, "Ny dear, you knote zee arc the b..
tcr half.'
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May blessing still on future days
Be from Him who well deserves our praise
And nought the i'll but all the good that cheer.
BE yours for another hye and twenty years
After the reading of the poem the party
entered freely into social games and plays
until late hour, when, reluctantly, they
began to take their departure, leaving the
happy couple with many heartfelt wish
for their future prosperity. ~
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WALToN's VERMONT REGISTER, Farmers
Almanac and Business ; irectory for 1874.
The only Vermont Register published.
Single copies, by mail, 10 cents Address
CLONE Paper Co., Rutland,
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NY

We greet you uen dear friends this night
with no heart wanting IA our. glad delight,
But all with Joyous, Tree accord,
Nlelng to speak for you the happlest word.
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VNHE ST. NICHOLAS RESTAURANT

g. Il. Stone has bought the Restaurant re-
Gently kept by Joseph Maccoby, formerly known
the Fulton market. on Merchants' Row where
he will keep a first class Eating saloon. Meals
served at al hours OF the day and night. Oys-
tiers by the gallon, quart or pint. oysters and
clans IN the shell fresh every day. Call and
see Cephas.
Rutland. Jan. 9sth, 1874. jy29dtf
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finantial.


BAXTER NATIONAL BANK,
RUTLAND, VT.
CAPITAL, $500, 900.
DIRECTORS.
ii. HENRY BAXTER, j. w. CRAMToN,
II. f. L0THROP, n, T. SPKAGUE, JR.
j. N. BAXTER, II. KINGSLEY,
Il. W. PARE, W. c. DUSToN,
GEo. u. ROYCE, w. c. LASDoS.
GEORGE X. BorTUM.
COLLECTlONs
Made and RENTED for at Lowest Rates.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TINE DEPOSITS.
A general Banking and Exchange business
transacted.
II. HENRY BAXTER, Prest. j. N. BAXTER, v. Prest.
GEORGE r. BoTTUM, Cashier.
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Ahdyct there Ii ono thought tonight
Ihat makes our coming here the less delight.
IT'S Impaired health In herso plainly seen,
Withdrawing from .these i've and twenty year,
their green.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-04
PROPOSALS.
BE s1ONE, CEMENT AND SAM FOR
Thk UNITED STATES CUU kT- HOUSE AID
OEFlcE OF SUPERINTENDENT, ]
Z ,. C0Krf HOESe GBi Post O1kts )
RHTT NIL

AHALADELfh4As a PHI ZlL1. 1874. y
Sealed Proposals. sill be received 81 this Office nm
III = m 81 tns 2ITH DAT OF dAS. l5-l, for f1rn-
.snlng and delivering the site of the New Court
House and POst-Onice a. Philsdsl phis, Pa say
500 cubic yards IN IRE or less OF raits ar oths1
hard, durable st9ne, brOken 20 the axe Of n hens
egg, and suitable for concrete.
s.Sse, Which may b. Of Graaite, Ligss Stone, or
0ther sufsble stone, which Is sgapd, dur able and
- nc readily with Cement or Orinzry mortar, add
suhsicht sike 10 be classe4 Oae, T 40 aud
lnIoe Men ctons, OF THO Averaging ten (1Ol
lLcnes, nsNiug clean, fair beds with fracture I'M
ger the hammer, perpendicuas 20 the bed; at least
A. Also ior IrSO barrels, more or Iess, n vi ;anlic
eau a. IN quality aud strength 70 the bsst
g. oonrs. of are! must Contain a0t less tt,a
Also Tor $40 cubic yards, more or Iess, clean,
Samples Of each Of the above materials 70 be sun.
nltted with the proposals.
peLvery VIII be msfs AZ such times aud IN such
QuAnlltles Is may be deemed necessary By the SUI
pertnfendent.
Bidders MAJ submit proposals for one or all OF the
each material must be bid for on q Sc parate form
and Be erclOss. IN Q separate envelope.
All BIDS must be msde on the printed form to be
oe accom- panied % q penal bond OF two ponsbie
persons in the sum Of one Thousand doll ars 500,
the contract Il swarded 20 him; the So acisncy of
%gdss: Cisfk Of the Usited States Court. or the
sides VI wv uA'h'e' Ia WHICH NJ To-
Payment win Be made monthly, deductinz ten fl0)
Tue Department reserves the risht 10 reiset apv
OF sI bids II IL be deemed for the interest OF the
Every bid must be made on the printed farm to ne
respect 20 the requirements Of tins advancement
,.oSe s6:sd % sso +, IN ss.sd en-
kueele stone, Cement or Sand, { Is the case M .y
dee P snd s aSH.s sSd Post Of
.pE-2st JOHN McARTHU /, JH,, s9 pert.
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DYwM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers,
Id New Marble Binding,
Nos. 800 and goa Pennsylvania avenue.

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IuRE rROM HOUSE, gI0 1 srkxET, RI.
M9ykp TO 9URsI3kE FOB oosyEsIiS0x
MhksgT GhAsbkR ssTs. wAGss1Gfr
BkDsTEADS, MARBLE-TOP Ia BIZ as, HAT
RRAcks,, WHkTsors, LTEaIRls, sIDi.
fsGE SITS, LOUNGES, st one WY f YSE
TUOKHR SPRIGGs, NEW AND SECOND,
Asp 6dHGs s2 2SsEs
T TABhas, ys wAhkHJ pa PAX, APP WOOD
MA1TREseEs, &C, he,
ABOUT FIFTEEN CHR0Mos, SOME VERY
ZINE.
On WEDNESDAY, MORNING, May g.
v[Zvy4lS4, commencing at no O'Clock, we will
w ~ 'sell the above mentioned goods.
Sale peremptory. WIN l.. WALL co,
msyAN Auctinneers
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ID n n ID

BhoWN. On the evening Of the 81 instant, At 2
o'clock, mAhf AGNES, young 81 dAughter OF
months.
Relatives and friends OF the family are request al
TO attend the funeral on Tues6Ay Afternoon M 4
ocloek, irsm her parents residence, No 2u sra
BALDWIN. On the morning Of the 81 instant,
al hie Iesidehce, sol n street nortbW sci. I,NUH
BAL DN1N, born in lurbheld, Conn !, D0os nber
dsLt Of this city.
Funeral iI take place on Tuesday, the sth in., ,
stI eets. NJ
sCOIT. heHday morning, May a.h, 1874, CLARA
GktGG, wife OF thsrles Scott, Esq % thIs city.
HE remains viii be taken 70 sandn husky, Ohio, for
intsfment.
NOLhMAN. Saturday morning, O'Clock, asy
the 81. lisa. Afser q long ana painful iIiae..
SHhIsTENA NOLkMAE, in the 66.h year Of her
May she rest in peace
Funeral from her late residence, No n Tn
street, Georgetown, ID. O., on Tuesday, sy 9Th, %
o 'clOck D. IN.
Baltimore papers please eopyl
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DY LATIMER OLEARY,
ID Auctisneers and Real Estate Bro gers,
Southwest corner Of Penney ania avenue and Elev
enIh street, Star Once Building.

- BY virtue Of 0 deed of trust TO me, date
March LA. ID. 1878, duly recorded m liber us,
- foliS l6l, Of the land records Of washingtos
the erty secured thereby, VIII sell e PUBLIC
ton, IN front Of the premises on wnpnkSDAf,
piece or parcel Of ground situate and lying 10 the
city Of Wsshington, District Of 0olumbia, Known
part Of Lot numbered nfty i've, ISL in James Nil.
Ie, subdivision Of Square sumbsI Cd one hundred
feet. The above property IL on Sampson street,
between 18th and 18th and and Q streets north
wrist.
Terms of sale: osOo cash; balance in six (6
months, with interest from day OF sae and secured
500 required ct time OF sale. Convey ancing q
purchaeerS cost II terms Of sale are not com lfoc
to resell the property ct the risk and cost Of th,
defaulting purchaser, amer i've go daysi adyer
JAWS =. DOUGLAS, Trustee
ax23-eo&ds LArIME Il 4 CLIARf, Arcu.