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yy2ssTuThGds
RYJ. T. WORMLEY,
- Real Estate Broker and AuetIonesr.
l5tiH PsnufYiVaulh ayenuE

DIN renpfy'IAbla avenue
By virtue OF dead OF trust 10 Daniel l. Eaton
ana myself dated AprllIs, A. d, is72 ami daily re.
corded In LIber No IT, folio "a one OF thg 1 md
records for the District o. Colunlbia and Al tie
LeQussb o. the bsnenciary, I VIII sell at Duhlic
saenon, n mont o. the prenlBes, 90 MONDAY,
August y 1874. AZ O'Clock p. % the following a..
sertosd Iesl estals situate In the city Of washing
ton plStnet 81 Columbia, TO VII; All Of lots num-
fourteen (ifl % square numo four hundred ana
thirty-nine, ltSl bounded follows, via; Begin
ming - the southeast cofneF or said square By ane
running thence along Seventh street west north
Hhru ninety-sesen Oh feet and four fl) Inches
Thence west ninety nine t9e) feet I'D four ( inees
Inches, thence ninety-nlns (sal fset and foaP t1
erty conveyed 10 Robert A. PhilllpS by HllieGFy L.
recorded In Iiber n. @. r No a. foiios az ~ 90
hna ~ Of the land record or the District Of Cos
TermsI Mae hundred dollars. with intsrest Al
sen PCT cent PET annum Rom Octooer 70. lsz5, 20
gay OF ssle and ex pense OF sale In cash, and the
balance In SIX 90 months, for which the notes on
me pnrehaSer, bearing Interest az ten per c Mt
per annum from day OF sNle, Gnd secured ~ 4 deed
OF trnston the property sold, must be glven De-
post Of one hundred and hy dollars tbisol will be
required az time Of sale. All eonveyaneinE al eT-
RSSass o. paTehassr " teFnsef sale BOt- con-
Iebi 70 resell the property Of the risk and cost on
hG defaplting purchaser after ave 5l DAYS, nolice
n SOMEONE OF more eWspapers published In Nash-
- GEo. W. sTTcKNEY.
j. 4. WoRHEEY, 0''
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-01
WA. A. FENWfCK, }Irnstses.
UI-TuThGo3n Auctfonesrs

~ TIE ABOVE SALE is rUNAVOIDABI.Y
Plstpe9ei Until MONDAY. July q, Is5A same hour
a1 ~ pl titg;,r ~ orI'er q the Trustees.
i,IHE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
~ ~ EspAn' AuEn1tt, 1914, same hour and place.
- LTTI1ER a cLEkRY, Auets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-01

Il, sR M ABOVE sALEI rs POSTPONED nv
Nv o-js-Aaff ny u, 1874, same hoar and place.
Il rS Ss1Ss Ot me truAiees. z. .. SWEEf,
AHeti0aesr.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-01
Iyas-sruThad, HIsMIIE 70 ~ ~ 49,, -,

RY b. H. WARNER,
- Real Estate Rroker and AuetIoneeF
FederAi Buildings, corner Seventh and = sts. n W
TRuSTEE,s SALE or TWO THREE-sToRy
bhl0h lgW CEILINGS. NOS. rs AND n NORTH
q ISIhEEF. BETWEEN. NORTH CARTON,
3ii Hf1 AND NEW JERSEY AVENUE. AT
BY virtue ofs deed OF trust, dated February "a A
" lSlls daily recorded IN Liber No. SIS, folio 7ia
que % the land records for Washington county n
the Distrtef OF Columbia. and the request OF fhe
party secured thereby, will sell 1t public Anc-
ZION, IN 'front.' OF The premises, on FRIDAY
Sliy =, 1885, - O'Clock p. M. all that GER
tain piece OF parees of ground situate In the CITY
OF washington, District OF Columbia, and knoWn
sna aessrieed A. Lot slxtY-klK, (65) aud ths west
slx hundred ahd l~enty-elght. (s2s together with
SIoIy DUCK dEeiliaSS, With cellars aud modern I'M
Terms; One third cash: balance a sl1, tyz,lvs
and eighteen months, with fntsresE from daT Of
sale. secured BY deed OF tEusl. One hundred sSd
hfty Collars viii b required deposit a. time AZ
sssie. All eonTeyAartnR a. eE penee OF purchaser
y terms Of sale are not complied with Ia isVru daVa
TIE trustees reserves the right resell the preb-
trty AZ the riak ans cost Of the dsGaultins No.
CHASER, alter i've ia YB' advertisement.
Vs-ThSTukds =. p. AISTROP, Trustee.
TTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, M
VI MOADAft August I 1874. same hour aud place
=. p. AISTHOP, TTustse
"a. s-,.-, y. 7. CoLUWELE,
9roAuAhSas Salgtmap.
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s. w koS si IESETLaf. lrnl

~ S-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED VN-
~ ~ y EDHESDAHy July -, ls7., game time and
R'@eo- by order OF tbs trustees. -
Iy77-NwFtA 2. y. SWEET,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-01
GEO. W. STICKNEY,
S ~ sgsIlyiRG Trustee.
Jeo.dGds ''f' "oAEL aAstiOnssr.
b.. M = Ess1.I.I DCM1aNe: 1Ss7iSlEsl

y No. 81 LOuisisna avenue, assr seventh sirsst.
Tky5TEE,s SALE OF A VALUABLE Two.
zslvVEL BhlOk HOUSE AND LOT ON rWEH-
I1-SECOND sfHEET NORTHWEST
~ Sirtas o. deed Of trust dated the 25Sh day Of
Aaren- lolo, ana driy recorded N Liber = Q q No
= folio %, Of the land records 81 NTaSb
county District % Coumbis, and At the reo neSt Oh
me party ,seeured, will Offer az public gaIs on
CESpA y. the 4tb day Of uKusf, fI7T IN mont oi
we premises; St the hour Ct O'clocE D. NJ the
h P1l - iot nnlnoet eleven, situated IN SQUARE
n,amoL ssygnty-nine, IN the city Of Washinfton
psir eI o. Columbia, the said part OF said lot font
w on IEenty-second street northwest q feat ard
ssunnins oIe1 the same width 10 the dlpth "a 10
story brick house thea con.
Ierins; One third cash; the residue Of the pur-
cnase money In sig, twelve and elGhfeea month";.
me peEeh1ser giving HE notes beaflnK eight p.f
cent nterest from the day Of sale, EecQFfd bF a
- !. -. SeHuH0ieu uoiAArs VII 70 teQ ulft
ss e posn Az eonysyanoing a. the cost 81 ne
P ssr. u the tsrma arg not Complied With IN
or nv 5sss 70 fssel me Is ne k SQd cos
Jys4-d4ds THOMAS LOWING, Auet's.
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SWIFT,

NO-s "a esseasA SIR, = Y =. . Host once
TBsTsTEEs, sALss ~ Y A FEpgR-sToRY
sSEoEET{, ,BsETWEEN q AASD v SHIFTS
B6 virtue Of = deed ortrass dated September %.
% ~ and duly recorded In LIber o, 40 f9iiO
49, Se ~ the land records for the Dlstriet Of Coz
tSsreSe., .na ~ the request o. the party fe,ursd
He VII sell At PUBLIC suction, In front cf ,hS
n rs - " me hlghest bidder, on FR1DAY, JufN
Hoayss. ~ ha,a nfty-hVs, (lS5, IA Boughton
dSsd ssi 9rst 81 square numbered one hun
a,ss,i tasreon, eOnaist[ag Of drsi-clssS brisk
Terms made known on day Of sale II the torna
are not compiled WITH within ave DAYS affsr 's1i-
the property viii be resold At the risf and eo1t 81
he detanlting purchaser. Ons hundred doliars
dsp0Slt 70 Be gtFen ghen the property Is sold
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RYB ID. H. WARNER,
~ Real Estate Brokera and AuctIoueer
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh Gnd Sta N, "


FhAkE DWELLING on THE NORTH ORTIZ sliSE :
ANp-A-nALf AND sfXTH STREETS SOUTH.
. By virtue Of deed OF trust dated October 5, A,
y. lslo, 10 Daniel l.. Eaton and myself duly re-
corded In LIber No. 81. folio III. one Of the land
reeords for Washington county, In the District OF
Columbia, will self, public auctioa IN front Of
the premises, on THURSDAY, July !, 1874, At
O'Clock ?. NJ, an that certain plere or parcel OF
rseoSd9 q ne ecs 81 sais siS sPSn ne
one half t1l @ Lot numbered seven, al On square
and nlnetE-hins 1,Isl square feet OF ground, to-
gether with the impro vements as above.
Terms As pre,crtecd oy the desd % trust: eL7 lo,
20 day or sale and expenses OF sale 10 eash balance
n siK and twelve months. for which the notes on
nd sseSae 3; Ss5s5E ~ nts5ss5 3 me day
day Of sale. All conveyancIhg At ths expense Of
With ~ seven days, the trustee reserves the fiEht
purchaser. After ave dAYS' advertisement in some
g more RssSS!;asd Il
js2a-MWF&ds y. T. coLD~ELE, saissn1ssa.
- S'%THE ABqyE SALE IS POSTPONED UN.
I'll WEDNESDAY,I July q. is7f same hoTT
GEORGE W. sTIcKNEY, {
jys-WFM&ds ]. 7. coLDwELL, 81 SSmSn.
GSTax ABovE SALE IS. FuRTHKR posr-
poned until WEDNEsDAY,JniySa "a ~. sa.Di so,r
Jya-wFMkd. e6t fbSTssi1lfs saEIssiss;
e. INV kRoyE SALE IS FrRrHtR POST
oaea untl "wednesday, August s IA sans
O4t' g. Q. ". sTIckEEY,
Ivla-wFSNsd. - a5.T. CoLDWRLLs
: -hENh1os 6a.efu.Rn.
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RY WASH. n. WILLIAMS. Auet..
:, successor to Green 4 WlIliams, Aacffoneers.
NO. lO0i northwest corner Tenth and n -frsets''
SALE OF VALUABLE REAI. Es-
IIAIE SITUATE on STREET, BETWEEN
kkiihsEshE9ET.kl WI H-ANnTWENTIEfH STREETS

k1RTHwEsTs Mar TIE coNNEc5TEifcsuIff
? AVENUE AND R-STREET CIRCI ~ -
gneer end by virtue VI two deeds OF trust dated
IN he ~ gay q JgEe. ls71 and Tecofdsd respeet-
Esi{ ~ iloer \ @. ". a. foilOs 29 and O. and A
Inrtner deed OF trust mRde sud exeeuted on the
~ aay o. July. 1sIts and iodKef for record IN the
elce ~ the recorder OF deeds FOR the Diatrict on
SolamDla knd ~ The request or the holders OF me
1otes soeafed b aid deeds or trust, the UNDER
~ ace WI, on MONDAY, the "a day Of Angusf,
lslts A. oeoek IN the artrTnooa, 10 front % the
PREMIER. proc. cd 70 seil the Following pieces or
Pesess,s q grannd 70 Wit: Lots No5. 8, -, 90 81
nha = ethopkna' subhl m OF sqaare nunlbered
~ ~ tht sane 10 recorded 10 lber B. on page lSL
Lern; 81 sale; One third cash. and the balance
- 9e.t instaAmenttin dx, twelve and eighteen
VI, secured ~ deed Of trust upon the property.
4 eePSsit OF ~ vii Be required on each lot when
VILE ssven days amer Gay saie. the trastees re-
~ y ~ 70 resei the property or any portion
M psienaser Al eonFeyanetnga at the cost % the
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TS SE SEssEFF g gNFHSyER PR0rEREy

AND sEvENTR .sTREE2s " kSST.. : ; o : II
,,bY virtue OF three deeds Of trust dated. respee-
hPriil - a; d ls7e aud The I1th day Of March. A.
Sii,is.S az iq GUY recorded In LloeT T. n. No. =
quo LII &C.. OF the land records for Washing 90
SONNY. Do and By direction OF the party scared
he prsmIses, % THURSDAY, che "a day Of July,
n y ysI iT1 %MIFs4s.Qsk R.R lQi RgnesIsf t2l[I
~, " ultlpeFyq icur hun1I and LeTedtT.
tEO.l 10 we city or Wellington, ID. c., or 50 much
- maI pc Necessary to satisfy the debts Sc
Thereon. = - 49, - eADentA
Tsrns q eals One third cash. OF which 500 nnast
ee paid at the sals, the defrrrrd paynlsnts "a 4
niaaes VITA intsrest At the rate ora per cent par
~ NJ IN sik and Twelve months from the day o.
sag a9d secured By deed Of trust on the pFemisas
Ia s; rermi % e fgliy complied villa within siT
& A ,k qa{ u te.ei otherwise the trustees re-
gsek's notice, 1t the Fisk and cost 81 arsf mar
ehAser. Al eQpYeyAnclnk At puTchRs ser & cost
HENRY a CLARKE, l7-s"..
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RK EDWIN J. SWEET,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctions.r.
NO. oil Seventh street, opposite U. s. Post once.


TRgSfEEls SALE OF A BUILDING Lot ON
hEM IEkSE1 AVENUE, BETWEEN . ASb
bsIEEGI5 hoRIHWEST, AT AUCTION. =
~ virtue o. drtd Of trust 20 Daniel L. Eaton
500 myse:I dated Septcmber q, A. ID. lsT2. duly
IeeorIed In ltber No 80, folio i3A Of the land
records FOR Washington county "a she district OF
Solumnla, and % the request OF the party secured
merely, viii sell az pu die suction ID front 81 he
premises, on WEDNESDAY,, August 70, Is7l al
~ clock p M, all that piece parcel Of ground
ying u the elty Or Washington. District % Cal1n-
PA, known IS lot numbered fourteen, "a. In John
nilIer's record subdivision OF square east or
sQufre ave hundred and nins, 70. Of ha wing q
'front.' OF twenty t10l feet on New JeFseV nyenpe e.
tween z and X at eets northwest
Terms: TINE hfth In cash; balauee at gfx. twelve
elshteeL ana twenty-four months. for which the
notes Of the purchaser, bearing Interest AZ eight
PEI cent. nom tho day OF sale, and secured bY 4
Geeo OF lrust on the property sold. will he taken.
Ohe hundred dollars tslG)l VII be required of the
er - the lime OF sale, and AL conveyanclng
~ sns expenss oG the parehaser. II terms Of sale
are not compiled with In seYeH days from daV or
l1le the trustee reserves the right to resell tie
property e the risk and cost OF the deRsuiIug pur
cnlsSFf GiteT ave days advert IsEnent
BkAINARD n. WARNER.
iy25sTuTh&ds E.J.s WEET hSSr,i t1sser'
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AUCTION SALES
Future DaTS-
Bs1 R,Sgsea ...s.9 s BIOS 3

HcAltNhFU JgTrG lIA DER SETS, OUTAGE SETS
2 2AbA AMP WALNUT ExfEF:sfoN ft lnaf.hs,
f1NIEY bESENhiiS;, THE lIEErsEy g.EEcTs;, % 4
~ "a ~, sSDAf m9rnlng, Angus coa5,s-.i,-
doav ~ 80, We VIII sell. In font on ne S-ro-7
W sts1s furniture ana nsne IS ~. =
Hin.mper SETS Cottage sets Wsrt-,kkss
!, sS-tI., safss, Oup5olrds LoInEes. Csas -
- F inssst Snairs, Oilci0ths, Alalti3rs am
DuNcAGsoN BROS.
auI HERALD AucsioSr,...
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RY DUNCAKsON BROS. = -
- Auctioneers, southeast corner OF Ninth and d
gfreefs uOrfhwest

EXEgUToR's SALE OF srEINwAY ROSE
i Mos0D rPL1as9;s STOOL AND CoYEh, Two
EASK, VELVET PARLnR sufiTE, IN mem 4
BBTTEEATtesPP T THHsAIR FAASSGY oHAiiss, MAJ
kgGS, LACE CURTAlNs, &C, COSTIINE1
2 l ~ House No. 10 INeLE PLACE, sTREET
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Alarrs AIssrtnsnt q JOB Typa
Plain and Ornamental.
BORDERS, RULES, ORNAMENTS, =.

Orders y naII prsnFlIE a.Isnlsa ..
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''"'s BRAINARp Il. wARNER, So
,yss T SE2ssE W sSSEE lS,s.:,
HALE OF HORSES

pY LATTMER q CLEARY,
- Aueiiouetrs and Real Eatale Brokers,
Southwest corner OF Penn avenue and Eleventh
street. star once Building.
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PRINTING OFFICES.
BEARDsLY sEoDGRAsS, ~ Pa av,, bet " Z Ctr.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
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RESTAURANTS.
JOHN Wicker. 18th st., bet, N.Y.aVe. and Il st.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
WASHINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE cor I'm ana l.
SIS: H.C.Speneer, Pre- Sidsnt. Send for circular
SILVER PLATERS,
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STAMPING DEPOFs,
JARS. zrFPElscEr, So 18th st. Also Dress-mGkIux,
STATIONERY. &c.
nan Bank, Stationery, &C. specially.
STEAM AND GAS FITTERk. l
ALH1; y. sHKPHERD & Co., SIOPa az bet ON
and ION SIS. See Plumbers and Gas Filters
TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORES.
. ALLAcE' bs high ST., q tn, anu sS 7th 81 ~ W.
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SALE.
PERSONAL PROPERTY

Notice is hereby given thai the undersigned.
administrator OF the estate of John Jones. de.
ceased VIII offer Tor sale AZ public auction, "a
the late residence Of the deceased, IN Wavna
township, Marion county, Indiana, three miles
east OF Clermont. on Thursday, the 9TH day OF
March, 1873, the personal property OF said estate.
consisting of eight head of Horses, one Mule.
twenty head ofStoek Cattle, seven Mich Cows,
Tour hundred bushels of Wheat, one hundred
bushels Of Barley, six hundred bushels of Corn.
one spring Wagon, two Farm Wagons; Farm
ing Implements, consisting of Reaper and
mower, Drills, Piows, etc; Wheat in held,
twenty-six shares Gravel Road stock Little
Eagle Creek and Clermonp, Harness. Household
and Kitchen Furniture, and various Other ar
SAFE 10 begin at O'Clock A. VI. Terms: Sums
OF three dollars and under, cash in hand. over
three dollars a creditof nine months, the pur-
CHASER giving note with freehold security. hear
ing SIX per cent interest, waving valuation ard
appraisement laws. THOMAS - WATTS
Feb. q, 1874. AdpfniStra.o-
Louis Jordan, Atty. for Admr.
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Instead of petering out, as its envious rivals
have been prophesying, the Chicago lnter-Ocean
has changed form from a b~ungling folio, to a
magnificent quarto, very similar in plan and
makeup to the New York Tribune. The col
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is no reason why the paper should not
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daily, and is a very much better paper now than
its best friends ever imagined it could be made
six months ago. Were it not for its disheartening
political subserviency, there is the markings"
Of a journalistic power In the oddly named
heet.
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A GEM FROM WHrTTER.-To appreciate the
truth and beauty of the following lines from
the pen of Whittier, it is necessary to know
the circu instances under which they were
written. A friend of Whittier's youth, who
had spent most of his life on the Illinois
prairies, called on the poet at his home in
Amesbury, and together they recalled the
scenes of their childhood, and briefly re-
counted the course of their after life. Whit
tier seemed much affected by the ~allusion
of his friend to his prairie home, where a
wife, children, and a grandchild ("Con-
stance ~ awaited his return {; and, on being
asked for his autograph. replied Call on
your way to the cars, and / will hand it to
you." The friend called. and received the
following. The lines show the delicate tex
ture of the poets heart, the tendrils of which
were evidently stretching after something
beyond his reach -
The years, that since we met have flown,
Leave, as hey found me, still alone.
Nor my wife, nor child, nor grandchild dear,
Are mine, the heart to cheer.
More favored thou with hair less gray
81 Than mine, canst let thy fancy stray
To where thy little Constance sees
The prairie ripple In the breeze.
For one like her to lisp thy name
Is better than the voice of Fame.
JIG. WHITTIER Boston Commonwealth
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

Feb. 9, 1874.
President and Members Indianapolis Typographical
Union, MOL.
GENTLEMEN: Last Friday, on my trip from In
dianapolis to this place, I met on the same train
asmyself John Fishback, of the Sentinel, and in
a somewhat lengthy conversation with him on
the present strike of your Union, he informed
me that he had the promise of Governor Hen
bricks hat he (Fishback) might delay the state
printing for which he has contracted for
a period of six months, in order to
break the strikers. Perhaps Governor Hen
d ricks has so promised, and perhaps not. L
have only the word of John Fishback that he
has done so. That lShback so reported him to
me / am ready to make affidavit. Would it not
be well to ask Gov. II. to rise and explain wheth-
er he has promised the Indianapolis publishers
to use his influence against any class of work
condition. IL he has done as Ffshback says he
has, 1t is time the printers and other trades
union men OF Indiana knew 1t.
Yours truly,
P.J. CUNNINGHAM.
The above note appeared in the Union of yester-
day In connection with some m reflect
ing upon Governor Hendricks. In justice to
that gentleman, 1 desire to say that the portion
OF 1t in relation to the promise of the governor,
that the state printing might be delayed for six
months, or any other time, is not true. 1 did
not see Governor Hendricks during the time of
the strike and had no conversation with him
upon that subject. Neither did I tell "P. ]. In
nigham" that 1 had such a promise.
JOHN FIsHBAcK.
INDIANAPoLIs, February l6. .
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Ruptures positively cured. Send stamp for
circular.
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Gifts will be distributed by lot am
the ticket holders.
LIST OF GIFTS.

Total, 1900 gifts, all cash, amounting to- 81 10000
ss- The concert and distribution of gifts will
positively and u~nequivocally take place on the
day now fixed, whether all the tickets are sold
or not, and the 1900 gifts all paid in proportion
tn the number of tickets sold.
OF TICKETS
Whole tickets, $50; halves, SIS; tenths, or each
coupon, IS; eleven whole tickets, for $500; twen-
ty-two and one-haaf tickets for 81 900; lib whole
tickets for $1,000; 27 whole tickets for $1,000. Nc
discount on less that $500 worth of tickets.
Application for agencies and orders for tickets
should be addressed to
THOS. e. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library KY. and Manager Gift
Concert, Public Library Building, Louisville,
KENTUCKY.
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On To 500 in Wall street often leads to a for
plU tune. No risk. Thirty-two page PAM
phlet for stamp. VALENTINE TUMBRIDGE &
CO., Bankers and Brokers, 80 Wall street, N. Y.
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zionist of the heaviest type. He recently
issued Sl00, 600 script to pay his workmen al
Wyandotte, the workmen in~nocently took
the script as cash, and as a consequence have
been numerically fieeced. The issue of
this script drove the farmers trade away
from Wyandotte, not only from the dihcien-
cy in the supply, but because in selling their
products for script they put an extra price on
them. The fact is that Capt. Ward, by the
issue OF his private currency, added
Sl00,000 to the circulation of Wyan-
dotte, and this, according to the theories of
the i~ntiationists, should have greatly bene-
glad to get rid of it at ten or twenty per cent
discount, and they have had to pay higher
prices for farmers commodities because
trade has been driven away from that place
to others where a currency considered more
valuable is in circulation.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-14
T F L E G R A M A s .

I'm respectable amigo nuestro nos pro-
porciona ell siguiente telegrama tornado en-
s. Thomas de los diarios de Halifax que
all llev6 ell Delta.
L6ndres 80 de Diciensbre e-Cuando las
C6rtes Sc reunan ell dos de enero va Ser
rano estarA colocado al frente de la nacion
pamela. Sc dice que los insurrectos de
Cartagena estan preparando una escuadra
para fugarse de la ciudad
NueVa York 3O.-El Vwyimius, renol
cado por ell Ossipce, Sc hundio ell viernes
frente al cabo Fear. Sc asegura que hacfa
aqua cuando salia de Bahia honda.
L6adreS 81 Hay una completa ruptu
ra entire ell presidente Castelar, y ell Sr.
Salmeron. Esto causa excitacion en- Ma
drid, pero Sc considera seguro ell triunfo
del gobierno.
Madrid lc-La fragata blindada Tectrim
(ITetuanF) Sc ha quemado en- ell puerto de
Cartagena por la explosion de un almacen.
L6ndres 31.-El vapar Elba, yendo de
L6ndres para Hamburgo, naufrago. Mu
rieron 81 personas.
Sc teme una nueva crisis mOnetaria en-
Berlin. Hay rumores de grandes quie bras
en- ell comercio.