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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-09-10
400 Acres Of Mountain Land
A ssignee's Sale. of Clarke
N County Land.

The undersigned Assignee in the matter OF No.
G. Mey, bankrupt will, by virtue OF an order OF
the L. s. District Court for the Western District Of
Virginia dated 18th day Of August, 1874, offer at
public sale to the highest bidder before the Court
house door III Berryville, Va, on
Z u FRIDAY. the 25th Of SEPTEMBER, 1874
between the hours of 10 ands3p. m, theI
surrendered by said bankrupt. ~
These lauds will be offered in the following lots.
LIST. The tract of 1914 acres, less ThL
tract has upon it comfortable dwelling house and
the necessary out-buildings. % t' ''t ~
End. A tract OF 27o acres of timber land. Both OF
these tracts are situated in the Blue Ridge Noun
tain, in Clarke county, from IL to 2 miles above
Castenlans Ferry. on Shenandoah River, and Will
be sold free from cneumb ranceS. ~ ..lI ... p
TERMS.-One- fourth cash. and the balance
credit OF six, twelve and eighteen months, the
purchaser giving bond with ample personal security
for the deferred payment the title to be retained till
the whole of the purchase money is paid.
A. W. MCDONALD,
Q dc iona
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i States, for the Western District OF va
I'm Bankruptcy. M
IN the matter of John Ochrl and wife, baEkeUfsts
,ay the 10Th day OF September 1874, at my Office in
Winchester. Va, proceed to execute the order of
MAY It'll 18Th of said Court directing to sscttle
te accounts of John Oehr, Guardian of the infant
children Of Hiram l. Smith. deceased to audit all
liens upon the funds paid by W. L. Clark ESQ., to S.
H. Larcw, Assignee. under previous orler. Stating
1neir pr;orities. and to make report to the next
i.rn Of this Court j.. N. HUCk,
aur 2n-4t u. S. Commissioner.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-09-10

chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.-On and Ter
~ Sunday, April 10th, 1871, Passenger Trains will
run follows:
FROM STANTON!
l0:25 A. NJ MAIL TRAIN.-For Charlottesville Cor
louisville, Richmond, and all intermediate Stations
daily, Except Sunday arriving at Richmond at m
This train connects at Charlottesville for Lynchburg
Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga and the South, and
at GordonSville for Alexandria, Washington and the
North .U4iI
11:40 p NJ, EXPREsS-For Charlottesville Gordons-
vile and Richmond daily Except Sunday arriving
at Richmond 4:40 a. III This train connects at Char
1ottesville for Lynchburg Bristol Knoxville Chata-
nooga and the South; at ordon5ville for Alexandria
Washington and the North, and at Richmond for
Petersburg, Norfolk, Weldon Wilmington, Charles
ton, Savannah Danvile, Greensboro, Charlotte, and
all points Southeast.
3:42 A. NJ, CINCINNATI EXPRESS.-For Goshen, Mill
| boro, Covington, White Sulphur and all Stations
West of White Sulphur daily, Except Sunday arrv-
at Huntington $50 p. This train connects at Hun
| tington with the Company's Steamers, Bottona and
Fleetwood arriving at Cincinnati 500 IN. in time
to connect with the Morning Trains, all the differ
| ent lines running out of Cincinnati. N SUI
3:35 P. NJ, Mali. TRAIN-For Hinton and all inter-
| mediate Stations daily, except Sunday arriving at
Hinton l0:15 p. &. -g5I
3:45 a. M, Accommodation Train for Richmond
and all intermediate stations on MONDAY morn
| ings only. arriving at Richmond $50 a. M
A1-For rates. Tickets and information apply to j.
w. HOPKINS, Agent, Staunton, Va. ~ = *
EDGAR vLIET
Genl Supt. - lie rs
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-09-10
miscellaneous.
OA ECCCCCCtytCOCCSs
GRAND GIFT CONCERT.

---T- :
The Valley Educational Society, composed Of msa
of the highest personal character will hold Grayo
Gift Concert at Edinburg, Shenandoah county, Va,
on the q
FIFTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1874
at which time and place. they will distribute Five
Thousand Seven Hundred and Sixty-seven Gifts to
Ticket Holders. The nett proceeds to be applied t.,
building one or more Public School Houses for said
town $4,000 tickets will be sold and
$4,000 i'm Gifts
Will he distributed as follows.
GIFT consisting of two new and elegant HouseD
with GOOD Tots and all necessary Outbuildings, In
the town, $eUV
! CASH GIFT 1O0e.
. GIFTS $500. each 1000.
$50 1000.
% IS 100 Is zoos.
IN TO- 1000
10o TO- 2OOo
200 IS g 10, S,VU
400 S. 5000.
5000 GIFTS one dollar each, amounting to 5000.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-09-10
NEW LIQUOR STORE.

IN
Large and superior stock of Imported and Domestic
Liquors of all kinds, at
A. L. BUCKS.
Augusta Street, STAUNTON, VA.
1I-Agent for MOORES s. CO., Baltimore ga
ALE and PORTER in bottles for family use, equal
to Scotch Ale and London Porter at half their cost
Having had an experience of ten years in the Liz
uor business have awaited myself of the knowledge
thus acquired to select the pures and best articles
Those Wishing such, will do well to call before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
nov l6-tf A. T. BUCK
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PROPOSALS TO CONTRACTORS!
i OFFICE CITY ENGINEER. I

PROPOSALS. TO CONTRACTORS!
i OFFICE CITY ENGINEER.
Staunton Va, August 5th 1874.
Bids will be received at the Office Of the City En-
gineer, FRIDAY, August 18th, 1874, either for the
material necessary for the following work, viz: Il
Twelve thousand feet street Improvement or the
material being furnished for putting it down, or
furnishing both material and labor to complete the
Hs4
Plans and specifications be seen at the Office OF
the Engineer or had on application.
1910 LINEAL FEET CURLING.
s 1s CORNER STONES,
1919 SQUARE FEET FLAGGING, -r
1914 SQUARE YARDS BRICK PAVEMENT,
which will take 1850 Brick. .4
K 1867 Matchmaking taking $40 cubic yards ballast
1l78 square yards Gutter.
SOL cubic yards OF Sand, ttE,g#t
Y The Engineer reserves the right to reject any
all bids. s@4&
aug 10 DONALD ALLEN. city Eng1n sa
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On THURSDAY, the 18th day of SEPTEMBER,
WILLIAM NJ ATKI NHON.
aug a7-3t Assignee,
UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
u BY virtue of q writ issued out of the Clerks
Office of the U. S. District Court for the western dis
trict of Va. at Harrisonburg. in said district. and
To directed 1 shall sell for cash, at public SALE
on the premises Of Nelson Friedly, Potts Creek
i'll the county Of Allegheny and State OF Virginia,
ON the 18th day of SEPTEMBER, 1874
at o'clock, p. ~, the following property to wit:
q Ono Log Distillery Building, one Copper st of
about 60 gallons capacity, with Cap and Worm, one
Copper Still OF about 50 gallons capacity with Cap
md Worm, one Singing aub and one Doubling tab,
libelled and attached AS the property OF Nelson
FrdIey and R. W. Childs of Allegheny county, Va
rsf. XII 50SEPAsS. .RFFINGEF,
sep SGT Deputy for A. S. Gray, .. s. Marshal.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-09-10

~ germantown Wcrsted In all shades:
VI a1lS IL hr Ii, " ElLER.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-09-10

r OQk to Your Interest.
I. WITT 4 BROTHER,
MAIN STREET, sTAUNToN, VA,
are now receiving very large and attractive stock of
SPRING And SUMMER GOODS,
purchased on the most favorable terms and will be
sold at short profits.
LADIES, AND GENTS DRESS GOODS,
LADIES' AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
including all descriptions Of articles suited to the
demands OF this section.
Their stock cannot be surpassed, either in quality
or variety, in the Valley.
They will take pleasure in showing goods to all
who may favor them with a call, whether they pur-
chase not.
rs They return THAR thanks for the patronage
heretofore extended to them and respectfully ask an
examination of their stock before purchasing else
where. 3 april 16-tf
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80 to G L. yeller's Boot. sfee ana Hat Store III
~ Late sSyfs sgrtas Hats, arr SCI
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-09-10

FARMERS will find at G. l.. Weller's Boot Shoe
I and Hat Store. a large stock Of Boots and
Shoes. Good Goods and prices low. Give him call
and buy. april 23-l
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-09-10

NINE GOLD PENS large assortment.
e m4rN XelgE QC ~ arsssEEess ss
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-09-10

CT. wELLER's Boot. Shoe and Hat Store is op-
posite the Masonic building and Toaon Hall, Main
Street. Don't forget. april 23-ly
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TWO VERY DEsIRARLE new HonsKs ~
Each contains seven rooms with good Cellar and
water in the yard. Price, $500.
TERMS Reas3aable. Applv to
apr ss-H EF.INGER &JcRAIG, Attorneys.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-09-10

Colution lodo Bromide eff Calcium comp. For
y sale by W. +. Tyree, druggist. jan
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sues ~ 49, '''r - - VIE: wEfEps.
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IN H..
Unable Damask poylies and Napkins.
" pr w. II. WELLER
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-15

8. 9. Mie9e S. ]. d. d., oes eri item 8e=
neral Sicors oes in 1851 9egriinoeten
g. 9icariates Nebrasfa, wuroc als Sil6of
bon &opbanea i. p. i. conlccrirt uno am s.
Mai 1859 gum apoitoliI6cn 8ene;al vi.
cor BON Nebrasfa crnannt.
Sii6of O'@orman mar sur 3eit iciner
Serufung Sropiit in Der I'M bieli9en Goun=
tn eeleaenen abtei Melerop, Dem einsi9en
5rappiiten aloiter gmerita's. Ser Ser=
ltorbene mar Elm aus9cS>i9neter Yreoiger
uno ni6t Ielten lpuroe bon Dubuque ous
bic II Meilen entiernte gbtei IN SOnn=
tagen gu Dem olleini9en 3pede BON ben
&atboliten Subuque's bciu6t nm lid an
ieinen erbabenen 8yeoi9ten 81 erbauen.
@rt unb Sortras ieiner &eoe 9emabnten
an GrSbii6of Susbes uno piele batten Die
Inii9t Batter O'@orman lei ielbit Elm
beiierer 9reoiser als Der GrSbiidOf. an=
iprudslos uno einiad in ieinen Manieren,
pie Elm &ino, mar Der Sinsei9isoene oas
Muiter zines WDn6es. Seine ausen la=
gen tief uno peridleiert in Den SOblen, bod
linen entltr6mte Elm ei9enes Seuer, menn
feline bereoten Worte iber Die 2ippen
f~loiicn.
Obidon perbdltniBmdbis jung, als er
CUR bii60hi6en Wiiroe berufen puroe,
batten i'm Die itrensen Sroensrescln Dor
Der 3eit gum alien Manne sema6t uno
pabrl9einli6 mie oies aud bel Sii6of
Smith bon Dubuque islis Der Soil mar,
benz er als 9lbt 81 WclleraD folste, ibm Die
@eiunbbeit untersraben. Nad Hebrasta
sins berielbe 10 gu iasen obne einen Yrie-
iter um ibm ;u belfen Den @runb gum
tinfti9en Bistbum Su legen, uno modte
man nit &e4t bebaupten, aud obne cine
Seeroe bort gu baben. Seute bot
bas General 0ieariat Tebrasfa, nit
benz Sise Omaha, 10 Prieiter,
20 &irden, 3 &l0iter, l Spital uno
cine fatboliide YepoIisruns BON stiua
$4,000 Seelen. Cine complete Siosra=
pbie bes YerItorbenen gu seben, basu mans
seln uns bic Saten. 8eisufisen 1T nur,
bab Der So9wiroisite 60 Sabre oft mar,
am 4. Suli an Cholera morbus itarb uno
BON allen, Die ibn tannteu, nidt allein ben
2atbolifen, ionbern aud ben Nnberssldu-
bi9en iein Soot iebr beoauert piro.
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u 9Ouiie &ateam.
CS6lu6.)

SIM Sabre 1867 purre iie franz: ie
lit an rem bef.islen its6enpen Sppfs
i6msrsen, an appe.itlOlisfsit unp am
Salie ; rod arbeitete iie, bis iie suiams
msnbrad. SIN Ssptsmber war lie cem
Sore nabe unr empfins bic Stsrbslacra:
msnts. gle nabm ib,e 3uHu6t 3ur
Muttsr 0ottsS unp rpuree oeIunp. Den
anfane csS nd6fsn Sabres perfsl Tie IN
cine neue nod i&persre unp idmeDlidere
8ranfbeit. aqe unsepenpete Silfe mar
psrsebsns ; iie mar 70 ad&wd@t pas ie
nur nit Wdbe etpas 0aGer ~ ii9 nebs
men fonnte cod ie lit aud jsBt Obne
serinsite &lase. Mm IS. apriI
nabm fe Mti6isp ron ben Sbrissn uhp
empins bic bl. Saframente ; BON tislem
Aussnblide trat BeTeuns Elm. 6 Gage
eridien fie, bic bic babin f& MD.
smporri&:en fonnte, ausin ssiuue
unp ~YcaRanpis pUbl In Der Sir&t, gun,
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/ Sos sweier 8ii&Sfe. /

Sie fatboiil6e Stride Der Der. ct. bat
in Den lebten s Sasen 2 i6pere 9erluite
erlitten. Sinh Die telesrupbil9sn Ia9=
ri4ten ri4tis, moran fait ni6t gu S~lusifeln
III, 10 beoauern Die Oi0esle Wbeeling unb
bas Ipoitoliide Yicariat BON Nebrasta
ibre Seiitli&en O%berbirten.
Ser bodwiroisite 8ilaof 8idarb Yin-
cent Wbelan d. ID. purbe am 81. IRA
184l als Sii4of BON Ii6mOnb seuisben
uno 1850 mad Der ncu erridteten Si6eeie
BON @beslins perisBt. Gr itarb gu Bal.
timore an Z. Suli b. S. i'm Sospital ct.
gsnes. Rdbere llmitanbs iinb CUR 3eit,
mo- mir bieies i4reiben, nod ni8t befannt.
Der bodpiroisIe M. .. @orman,
d. D. 1T Der TadfoIser oss bO9w'iten
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Cine mene ALLEGATION

bat Der Yapit am 17ten Sum- sebalten.
Wir seben ben politdnoisen Cert berisl-
ben, in tportli4er neberieBuns.
Simmer mebr wa9isn Die Sribiale, im-
mer mebr tpd4it Der 8~iberIprud, wd9it
Die bOaiide 8utb sesen oi. 8ir9. Seiu
gbriiti unb ben bsilisen Stubl. SINNER
mebr mG4It aber aud in oielem beilisen
goQesium Die 8eitdnbisteit unb 6sitigteit,
bic &e9te Der Sraut SeIu Gbrilti uno oes
Sibes Ieines Steapsrtreters auire9t ,u er-
baltsn. Sic Worte, bic Der Serr Raroi-
nall seipro4en bat, beipeiien, bab
benz Wa1stbum bes llebels aud Elm
Wadstbum neuer anitrensunsen uno Nr.
beiten entipridt, oemieIben gu besesnen.
limb 10 mub es aud iein. Ssnn ibr babt
bic Yhidt, aud eurerieits nit mir on Der
8erwaltuns uno &esieruns Der seIamm-
ten &ir9e Sbeil gu nebmen. Sn Der Shat
leben mir, pdbreno bisle Stride 10 perfolst
uno %mibbanoelt piro, mad Som @eiu9e
UNI Belebrunsen, Ratbidlase unb Gnt=
j9eibunsen itromsn. Die g%onsrssatio-
men iinb bduiiser, uno es ldsint Die ia.
tboliI1e @elt bGlt mebr aIs ie ibre ausen
auf bieieR Mittelpunft Der ginbeit uno
bieie Sanssl Der @abrbeit ssri9tet, nm
BON ba 2idt gu empfansen, has ie in Der
Witte Der idredliden Stiirme lsite, Die lie
umtobeR.
LIMB neil es Gott seialen bat, mid
bas 29ite Sabr meines Yontiieats Begin
men su ~laiien, ideint mir oieie @~elessnbeit
seeisnet, I'M GENTLE Sanolunsen gu er-
neuern, bic man ni9t LANCE bintanisben
bari bamit ni6t Die Weni6en 9uten
@laubens in Srrtbum seratben nod Den
Wioeriadern Elm 0orpano erpadle, @es
mobnbsit unb abweiiuns aler 9nipri6e
auf @runo oerlelben ju ibren 8uniten 9el=
tend gu MAIDEN.
so pieOerbole i9 oenn in 8egenpart
bieier bell. 9sriammlung, Die mid um-
sibt, Die feierli6iten germabrunseH se9en
Die Yersewaltisuns oes Seitli9en Beetles
bes bell. S.ubls, 9e9en Die Seraubung Der
reli9iOlen Sroen uno in Summa 9egen
al Die ru@loien gfte, mel6e Die 6einoe
Der STRIDE Seiu Gbriiti be9an9en bObcn.
sd babe iibrlgers nod einen, aus et=
mem auberoroentli6en llmitanOe ber9e=
nommenen @runo nm oiele Yerlpabrun9en
su erneuern. Gs lit ni6t LANCE Der, oa
bat man mir iowObl miinoli6 als i9rift=
lid seiuiiie @lni@e Su9eben ~lalien, Die
oorauf binausliefen uns Den neuen Nnz
fSmmlin9en gu ndbern. Der leBte Brief
-er liest nod bier aui meinem Glide
1T iebr a6tun9spOQ uno rubi9 9ei6rieben.
Man Ia9t mir oa, i6 iole, als Stattbal-
ter bes @ottes bes 6riebens, alien Ssinben
Der Stride perSeiben uno Die greommuni-
eationen aufbeben, wOmit i'd Die @euiiisn
belaltet babe.
rYsmsrtt bier, oaB es Suei arteu bon
Gspolutiondren sibt. 9ie Ginen baben Die
&epolution aus9eba9t uno gum 3iels &C..
fibrt; bic @noern iid ibr anssi4Ioien,
inbem lis BON Slid, 6ortidritt unb i9
weib ni9t psldsm iroii4en Yaraoieie
trdumten, obne porausSuiebn, oaB lie
Wibial, Sornsn uno tauienbfa6en Sam.
msr einernoten miirosn.
rSie gritsrsn finb, in ibrsm Ssr,sn psr-
itodt, bic pbaraos %unisrer 3eit: bart
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p r u S | A
Y SU ESTAD0 MAYOR,

Lo mas singular en- la grandeza dc la
Prussia es su orlgen modesto. Federico III
tomo el titulo de rey el Is de enero de
l701, por gracia del emperador de Alema-
MIA, siendo reconocido como tai con ell nom
bre de Federico | por todas las potencias
de Europa. Su nieto, Federico el Grande,
agrando ell territorio con la conquista de
la Silesia, disputada durante siete amos Y
aparte que le TOGO en- ell primer despoio
infcuo del RENO de PoIonia, cuando su par
ticion entire Russia, Austria Prussia.
Sucesiyamente Sc ha lido engrandecien-
do y extendiendo en- los reinados de Fe.
derico Guillcrmo Ii (sobrino del Gran Fe.
derico), de Federico Guillermo Ill, hiie
del segnndo, dc Federico Guillermo Nv
hiio de Il anterior, hasta que el hermant
de este 1ltimo, el vencedor de Sadowa ]
Sedan, ha Puesto lpoder Dc ~ p6tria tai
~4k - ssss 1sys'
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Ds 4gisl4e EgpiIsz situlads e. "a.

TRIARCA. DEL l'URIA.
sAunque el drama & que nos referi-
mos reuna una serie de pensamienlos
delicadlsimos y profundos, J una ga
lar ura belnsinla de poesfa, contodo,
no deja de adolecer de cierta frialdad
y pocoyinteres dramatico que, junto
con sn mucha inverosilimitud, dist6
mucho de excitar el entusiasmo y
simpatfa que elpdblico demostrara a
la inaugurativa del 81. Iamayo q Baas
TN DRAMA NUEvo.
No obstante, ell distinguido primer
actor 81. Valeg0 interpreto ielizmen-
te su papel de 1sssoneda, protagonista
de la obra, verdadero trasunto de un
patrarca de la literature antigua, y
prototype de Ia honradez mas acrisola-
da y de la anciani Had mas venerable,
va en- las dinciles transiciones de la
lucha interior que lie devoraba; ora
temiendo yer su honra amenazada,
fuctuando entire su dignidad 4 toda
prueba y su colera NAL contenida, ora
en- sus mon6tonas melancolfas de an
ciano en- la postre de su vida, todo
amor y ternura para su Meta Marga-
rita, cuyoapepel .desenspen6 la Sra.
Coyrom, que no dej6 tampoco de agra
darnos, sobre todo en- sus platicas
amorosas con su amante ell AJGres
Peroitd, papel representado por el ex-
celente primer galan j6yen Sr Anlato.
Desenpenaron igualmente sus res
pectivos papeles de Mencigae'a, Bias,
OrdOaes,TLope de Vega, Melchor y
Sargento Ca0.puSano, la Srta. Salgado
y SreS. Gabutti, Cant6, Navarro y Rd-
siNd.
La function termin6 con la graciosa
pieza en, un acto: Maruja
Sentimos que la abundancia de ma
teriales nos impida ocuparnos mas ex-
tensamente del desempeno de dichas
Obras ney kxa8
ConcluirGmos diciendo que las To-
calidades estuvieron ocupadas por un
pdblico nnmeroso y que no escasea-
ron los aplausos.
En- ell ndmero del domingo nos
Ocupar6mos de la preciosa comedia
HOmrar pa4re q nsaClre que esta anun-
clada para esta noche.
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LA ESPERANZA DELI PATRIA.

AL contemplar ell caos en- que han
sumido nuestra patria seis amos de
continua revolucion, la vertiginosa ra-
pidez con que Sc han sucedido todos
los sistemas politicos, y los desenga-
nos que al dia siguiente han product
do las ilusiones de la vfspera al yer
10 ie reemplazada por la impiedad, la
verdad por el error, ell patriotismo por
el espfritu ciego de banderfa, y la pro-
verbal gravedad del pueblo espanol
por la mas lamentable volubilidad, los
hombres de amino mas levantado Sc
abaten y Sc preguntan con terror 10
que vi 4 ser de la desgraciada Es-
paIla.
Cada vez que recibimos un correo
de la peninsula y vemos detalladas en-
la prensa las intrigas que ponen en-
juego los diversos partidos en- que por
desgracia esti dividida la nacion, sin
otfo obieto que aspirar al poder, del
que con tan POGO acierto todos han
participate, perdemos la esperanza lie
que nuestra amada patria recobre la
calma de que tanto necesita, y apar-
tando nuestros ojos de la presente ge-
neracion los volvemos q las que Sc es-
tan fernando y han de sucedernos en-
la triste herencia que hemos de legar-
les. ... -.-.---
En- elias, solamente en- elias cifra-
mos nuestras esperanzas, porque NADIA
puede esperarse va de una generacion
dominada por la passion politica, gas
tada y corrompida por las esteriles lu-
chas de paatido, degenerate y debil
por su falta de fe
Parecera a primera vista insensato
que, q trav6s del oscuro horizonte del
presente, ,vislumbremos para Ia pa :
tria un porvenir mas halagiiefo crea-
do por las nueyas generaciones, que
han sido amamantadas con nuestros
errOres, con nuestras utopias, con
nuestros vicios; pere los desengafios
que han producido esos errrores, esas
utopias esos vicios han de servirlcs
de saludable leccion para huir de ellos
y buscar su salvacion en- los principles
fundamentales y constitutivos de la
nacion espanola, olvidados en- sesenta
amos de revolucion y hollados en- otros
seis de vertigo revolucionario
La fe perdida por la presente ge-
neracion ha lido a refugiarse 4 la par
te mas dgbil pero mas inAuyente Ell
ell poryenir de la sociedad. La mujel
espaflola no Sc ha contaminado con e
indiferentismo religioso, de la Gpoca
La mujer es la madre, la hermana, !;
esposa, la shija: es .el lazo de union d,
las familias; es la que forma ell cora
zon del hijo, la que sostienc la f9 de
hermano, la que comunica la suya a
esposo, la que hace avergon ar al pa
Dire de. sus errores. Mi9ntras Ia lnuie
conserve inc6lume la f9, hay esperan
zas de salyaf 4 la sociedad; y las lnu
jeres espanolas han daso y estan dan
do repetidas pruebas de mantenerl
giva on sus almas y han conseguid
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-10-23
GACETILLA.

SstJasta En- Rio.grande, barrio de
Guzman, 50 rematara 81 5 de- noyiembre
luna fnea rNs''ea d 900 cperdas, tasada
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-10-23
en- 5000 pesetas. veanse las condolences
en- L. GdcetG de hoy.

a c0brar.-El 2 de noyiembre cobrar4
Marina y Gobernacion; el Gracia y
Justicia, Hacienda y Gobernacion; el 4
Guerra y Ell 5 classes pasiyas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-10-23

Tearo.-El sabado "a del corriente, SO
pondra en- escena en- nuestro coliseo por
la Companla del eminente Sr. Valero, Ia
comedia en- tres actos, original de don
Enrique Perez Escrich: Ell m,tsico de la
Daap,gG.
Finalizara la function con la preciosa
pieza en- un acto: Como el peg en- ell aqua.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-10-23

Carne.-Los dias 81, 28, 20 y 80 del
Sc expendera Ia carne de res 6
real en- la plaza del mercado.