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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-06

ComeSttdtes. - Parece que algunas per.
sonas han dicho que ell BoLErIN habl6 de
comestlbles averiados y de libras de arros,
bacalao etc, de Ii onzas. Cortos de vista
deben estar los que este hayau ledo en-
nuestro periodico, pnesto que la gacetilla
que sobre ell asunto insertamos el 80 de
Julio esta copiada de El Agente de NeqociOs
desde el principle al fn, como consta en-
la msma gacetlla en- question. Nosotros
no hlcimos otra cosa que reproducr 10 es-
critic por nuestro colega con ell objeto de
que nuestros lectores supieran el acuerdo
del Ayuntamiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-06
G A c. E TILL AS.

administrator del BoLETN.-Llama
mos la atencion de naestros Agentes y
suscrlptores sobre ell anuncio titulado
Ad0ertenc'as importantes que va en- la
primera plana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-06

Va ell campanario con sus tanidos
ell vale entero regocijaba,
y sus aiegres c!aros sonidos
mi buena madre Sc !eyantaba
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-06

Linda manana resplandecia
de dulce encanto, de hermoso sol
sobre mi cuna Sc estremecia
el raudo brillo de su arrebol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-06

Balle.-Segun los preparativos que sc
observan, el bale que tendra iugar ma1lana
domingo en- el teatro, promote ser comnse
Il taut. Sabemos de varias comparsas de
mAscaras (femeninas y masculinas que
estan decididas aumentar el bulhcio y
animacion de que acknowledgements rebosark
nuestro coliseo.
Executor de justieia.-La Sala de Go.
bierno de la Real Audiencia conyoca 4
lss aspirantes que quieran servir esta
plaza dotada con 1000 pesetas dietas
de viaje. La Excma Audenoia esta
autorzala para nombrar ejecutor entire
los penados a ocho 8 mas amos de presi-
dio, dahdo por cumplido al que SO ella 4
los seis meses de eiercer la plaza con
buena nota. Los aspirantes pueden di-
rigir sus so ic tudes al limo. Sr. Presiden.
te de dicho Superior Tribunal.
Neutrality-suspicious. visto dos retratos
tan naturales en- perfles colorido que
dudamos que ningun p;ncel pueda pintar-
AOS i5u0SAe7S' AIa ptuCGOiIul6llGO ellplGaQ0
para obtener este resultado maraYilloso.
10 ha inventado On espanol, D. Francisco
Lopez Fertrell, natural de Malaga. La
prensa espanola Sc deshace en- elo9ios de
este invento que eleva el arte de Daguerre
& la altura del Murillo, pues de hoy mas "a
la natu:a a'eza puede ser copiada quimica-
mente en- sus mas secretos detalles
bellezas. Ell Gobierno de S. NJ. ha con-
cedido al inventor privilegio por cinco
amos. FL Sr. D. Jose Fsrrer ha venido 4
esta isla con la comision de introducir en
ella el procedimiento, para 10 cual, Sc ha
asociado con el fot6grafo sr, Gautier.
1gno.amos Ia manera con que SO sacan
estos retratros, pero SO nos aseg1ra que no
sntra para NADIA ol pincel en- su confeccion
J sin amhasgo al color de las earnes ss
eEssts S
aA4s5
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-06
NOTlC1AS TELEGRAFlCAS.

semlin l7,-1legaron SEQ turoes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-06

70 despertaba Hero de encanto
ella lioraba, 20 sonreia. -.
Feliz mahana la de su santo,
la de la hermosa Vlrgen Maria J..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-06

iCuzl pasa e| tempo! Del santo dia
va no es ventura ell manecer!
Ffas de una noche lenta, scmbria,
una manana de padecer!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-06


tervencion Ell Belgrade y on Constan-
tinopla.
EI comandante turco de Bosnia ha
publicado una proclama declarandO
que no hay cuartel para los insur-
rectos.
Noticias de Pesth afrman que Sc
tenta mil circasianos SO han rebelado
contra las autoridades, y habiendo
consegnido veneer q la guarnicion,
han asesinado al obispo y perpetrado
otras espantosas atrocidades.
Nueva York, agosto 1o-Despachos
publicados en- el Times de L6ndres
afrman que doce mil turcos han sido
derrotados en- las inmediaciones de
MEDIUM. De otra fnente Sc anuncia
que SO ha renido una gran batalla,
cuando los turcos penetraron On terri
torio servio, ell resultadO de Ia cual SO
desconoce todav1a.
El general russo Kauffmann. ha
ofrecidO sus servicios 4 los servios.
Nuevos telegramas de Constantine
pla ascguran cue es inminente Ia
abdicacion del Sultan.
Los radicales estan agitando ira
bajando mucho en- Frarcia para con
seguir Ia expulsion de los Jusnitas. 4
causa sin duda de que la reciente
sentepcia on favor del padre Du Lac
y ae los esFudlaAtss, Atseta 4 dies
I s~- ~ S-Assss%sss- rsssfs4 ~ sss"3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

Goltstein Abraa and wife to So2nia LOet $3.50
n~yfrr AuoreW AMI wife, 10 Jas V L oafAnei W
WasLinsloPsy ~ -s. ~. Ee1f la ar HSo 1877
Jones Amy ana husband 10 Mary Lane. oOo
ws Stephen n ANU S months 70 F'.-n iab' 1000
same samuel Bro"n' o. A~0'hs' VI 5000
sehwsr, Hsnry aud wife TO VIM sen~.''l T. 90
sogg klsn n T. an'aAi Lie ms 20, oi i.' 10000
Nathan Anne A and husband 10 ID Kelly, OF n
lbtl-st, OF Shave 3yeats ''
DGan Ea2O ct ci,s ana ve ,1en 70 1921
We'1e ttPSei SI 1l wlis 10 JAS N o 5000
crlave Csis io >. he1s Years os'a H 24ooo
Mssbasi Jonathan and ana GlS u A years DOC
Bigo AIIee ana Siie t Of yer.. 17oOt
B@,1sy' m to Ln1ace'n n''ny, 40 200
c3onGEe Geo d. TO Jos taSei' 40 ioo l27t
fO0,jai1 J. Y. SAVAGE, Deputy kegist,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25
Gitp Rtal estate for Sale.

COOKING RANGES that heat the rooms
snax, t,OTTIC TOPS that cure smoky cnnneys,
rsned hull. GnIPPEN & Co. IhiTdaVe. above TstIty-
third-st. send iOr circulars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25
Gouscs an0 farlns Oantc0.

WANTED - Furnished and unfinished
w HOUSES ana FLATS n all paris Of this city, and
HOUSES at Orange AMI pl.n6ed for which have da ~
Applications storage furitr' mirrors pianos sci first
lass WAREHOUSES;. CURRIl. PI RDY & CO.,
No 7 Washington. place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25
orF,oAL RECORD Or REAL ESTATE IhAN'f '-''
NEw-YOEK CITY -.

SEw-YOER CITY. utto
No 1os. Il part oil walter Adams and VINE 1920
to GO ~ s55 It Of lthaye 25xo29 h'',' 45oO
Bosor.a LATHE g eSi ssed 1871 Amra Bos- 500
Wori 10 Henry e ". II i5iGt 2O4so Albert or,n,
~, SaaSye - SO Of 81 81 2'AIOV you 1000
he.y E' 70 II lthave 2oA'S' Nominal
or, to 6 ftGy So IT Of 4o ar 2oA0o i-.O' 1900
'' Pctr nasesnt 20 10 i0jx0~9 Jno Pe,ers
4y ana ife 70 Michael i'o. ~ 7ii,Je. 2oIoxiG$
slso i2tst Mss1 SlS ..
Nm West 70 S MAY y stsl itSix4ol.5 to 92ds'
BIo,iTsy SJ' a. cor Of 92ds, no 20 BLOOMING
essroa y5z rrcsa"r 9no i.,''s 27OOO
Aa,a e 5oT ai 4i: t1i9oIO 10 2o7thsti soo
Ivan iof to laeisla, nav NJ julius Heier
Go6Ser1eurst 5 HlIs, -SI a. -. 1000
onoas cor o. @3i 5s1,s com 1900
4$ds[ % i. y &c Oh ANN Jo. 1890
Straw, 4sg II ,6 g q ks fss 2l5OO
eragdsl, No 2it F. i'.'A''i ann Nominal
ATci1 loi Of ST. 7ziix.oC hall part Of
charles GSr ~ soT 20 Whit 5oxioj also wiett
Riyngior1ssS - al llyington.st 10Y 100; JOS comb
And AZ wife 70 larFar reeey S Mary
l5Cihs 40 q W ., 4sags 80 400
5sat 40 u ~, Of 4s ,,SS $500 $4,000
Pesfst 30 435 - p l1SAoeA 'a 500
l05sL 2S5 II Of Sa %rz 'IAIOOii "l 10000
Nsr3 Cnas IL l.CTeih. rel 10 Ia u "a "a ~ tit
lCtSst It " II % SaSye' Dol vi ... $500
lstsye :, 757 fl o. 5SsH 24'OA o. JOS 1900
ANif ~
s7hst 90 los). years Eugene oVl"' 81, 500
Horace 4 fOOe Ia,teu 10
4shst lsta7e 10 years Thomas r"'''" 400
"a, Ne = between 18th and lStA ss Il years. ssn
~ Tngc~s Ia Ohm Ham. ltJn.-.. 900 -.
ctI, IA of l2thst u years. same 10 f"'il0A 55O
sc =, vcndoI
7tsVe n = cor OF 18Th ST. years John WenuAh con
70 Ley, i,ehnser iX y SAVAGE deputy LeEistor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25
Zeal Getate 90 Gxehanae.

RARE CHANCE.-Wiil exchange or sell
"a new iOur story HOUSE, IL cesiTahe part
Of TIE CITY, for improved country property Address OWNER
T. q. Box $3.50. New-N OTk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25
Gonntrn Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE or TO LET. furnished or unfur-
e nished-HOUSES in Montclair, NJ Inquire Of
JOHN CONAN, No. 785 Broadway.
NTORRTSTOWN,N J.-For sale or rent, 5000,
HE cottage depot furnished unfu1sAed, water
Is. ~. STOKES % broadway Commissions allowed
SARATOGA PROPERTY FOR SALE.-The
- premises by the OF Peter Reese deceased
with hrtclas brick house and brick stable situate on re.
Parrsce; lot 10 feet front 10y So feet
ep cottage location particularly Desirable and
poOl opportunity for purchaser FOR terms AMI particulars
applv ~ EDMJ X BABEB, Executor, Keesevie, Essex
County n y, TO SAMUEL T. kEESE y Ferry st, New
York.
THE MOST DESIRABLE and extensive RES
IDENCE situated the heart of Haven, for
SAFE exchange exceedingly favorable and price L
ground b.ra. hCuneIy, house.
ries sc =. X. owner Asor II Use New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25
For SALE-Fine FARM and Red Of CI1I

EOh SALE-Fine FARM and BED of CLAY
u' > miles IRON lie City VI kiie about 20 acre i
proved arm On the premises, splendid farm mansion ,
oou tenant houses shop. large baDkbarn small barn tuo
As ape orchards, one fine pear orchard an upfal,ny
o. pure water splendid bed Of brick clay fro,o M
upward estimated sufficient for 5OOOOOOO bnck
strong easily worked and the brick good color The
hs , 70 use The Wingaid Caloac Kun can he hob,
nhsirtSsS oGao .ad good ndghborhood Tie farm Is
farm 49, Dfiek teho0lhOuso aud cool schoo an ~
e5sS.r me- $4,000 one-third hand balance no. ,,d ,,
tAe Si.l Vi Ere contains nearly 3OOO
Raoss 49, ana Lre and Erie and iitstIr,h
m0h .1s Ene southern ltAilr0ad will lie et ms
efess ~NH'0I 0VniInnunlcau0n with Baltimore Ad.
Tai HOskINsON. Erie. Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25
Anciion Sales OF Real estate.

N0RWALK, CONN.-Auction Sale, April ~,
~ p. m.-Tvo elegant COTTAGES. Q and - rooms
atIes occupied by owner; fine view % Long Island Sound
and HARDER. For particulars apply 10 -
pICHARD V. HARNETT, AuctIoneer,
Ia win SELL AT AUCTION on
MEuN ESbAN. ApUi % II
IL o'clock, at Exci ge SaicsOom IL Broadway,
hp ouici tie Court,
der direction OF :. Ii. llun,
o Third SavluCs Bank:
TARRY OMN-SO7oioo acres OF LAND situate ahout one
riyef County house road ana known
onion HfrAts
Property commands fine river views
Mans, Office Ill Northumberland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25
5i!ualions ruau!t0-- Glalro.

CooPER-,Waniedh on! by cG2per ,5l. s sio,
ms -. 7CI s3avc, lribgne ret SIC oa'oe.
EiRMER end USEFUL MAN and wife n
- tUUh a' ,l.att r'tlc ,
ar respectable art 81 good aa.s Gail Oh D. 6O- CtL
ave. ut. 5jth sna .ntiia1s, A1' aoor
DARM HAND.-A Protestant young single
4 man woua lac psce ga q farm ~ rrn'ciuan'- ilac
u.d. inland, r-E vegetable fa cia y cfi % i". p u.e
.ars. ~. . good ici,f,uc.. Apy TO oDLLL Co.'S 100
FARN WORK and USEfUL-By married
man sp.' year. DO al ufs Of i1fri vats
I"" . enc, "a .s s, cal at cinrESiEs ics
EARDENEE.-Wan q German or Swiss
49, ' 2Ia i a. JnsoS. To-, 's o. r '' ' ~ 100
GARDEYEP &c.--An EnglIslman with GOOD
Il, 10 place ''1 s'''' Aal'''' A. b. 90 o''''' "0oN
EARDENER-By q thorouch practical En-
re1r. r-i-tc1ee o s.t ,apa,sr Arp, adrs J. r. -.
on. \. PACf. VA. 66 Lolnar ist.
EARDENER.-By 2 married man. who thor
II oaehi, UNDERSTAND. e Of ecn'ol.e.. rraeei..
9cT limit ,9i y tGG.. rlm %, rSpses g.
ARUENER-By n German married man.
u a ytars tao ,hdreu j. experienced 10 90 snds 81
h'e'r lui ycecta'' and irrt saFccnins Eftn
TO-, e GS s.i Sr 'r' 'S ' =. ''' - " - -
GARDENER. -SIrUATION wanted by a
II manned man Is folly eomrci'ni W an aep1Iusa. 81
n. for mont 30 Wi-r would take charge OF grutcans
place. Address ". J. ~. New brunswicN y J.
GARDENER. &c.-PrutcStant married pair
tTDtosrdrrs with child cluicuer. achnar.
and useful about prLtl,msr- pdr" wife u 40 exec
d4!rywoman. GOOD cuot "a-itr di linLfi I-Ilt4
fo "a .pyiA nasl ara veil recommended, grulcraus
,lac- prrirr,I where tncy can have cottage Address
JDHS HAFF, 10 Aliea-st.
GARDENER or FARMER.-Situatiou wanted
" by Dane uIarfigl, DO cius " IL 10 40 hnusnwrs
several mat or m si, al brlnf mot
class be- c,t rtect Adii'ss NANC' Boa To- II'DHl'
once.
Gardener and USEFUl..-A respectable
Young married irhtrass eard' nr uhnerstniH
fruung. p1aitue laying out lawns bot ani cola fprue-
foD ers vegetables &c. aud wi make hnSsf useful can
rnl, good reference Apply at oDELL CO. lOJ wet
3l.h ~. corner 81 broadway.
DLAIN GARDENER and USEFUL-By
Protestant single aged 80 years, who can 10 pam
NOV lawns. &C good recommendations. CAN at CAlffN.
TEIvr. los 6th.aNeq near 9th At
ITSEFUL-A Protestant young man would
ue sitrs the county to takc care 81 horse ad
cav and small garden best ~ rc rene" from Let employer
Adtrss W. h.I, Tribune Uptown Once. l-SS BiOad""y
w AITER-A useful lad (g0od waiter) wants
w situation country has good references ana
l. ale nnI yiing him ELI genera IS usefh .'h
drive -ud. ami 40 anything, for very low wages
can he ~ he PROTESTANT BUREAU, los p'h- We"
a'ove 10Th ~. over thr drar STORE.
WAITER and USEFUL.-A French young
w M A. hrsiclas private lam or first class
boarding also willing 10 make himself usriul ava
furnish good reference Apply ~ 0DELL 'o.s
AGENCY. 100 West 81 81. corner OF Broadway
ySrANTED-A situation in private family
w GARD EER and FLORIST by frenchnan; under
stands greenhnuses &c. Address MICHEL BORooA1,
Western Hotel SO " atisst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25
Brooklnn lJroperlp 60 fet.

IsENT REDUCED TO $000--FOr hand
IA some larg. brown HOUSE al improve mcntg, Gle
GAM lnu0t ufstca-B neChhofiOOd blocks 10 ferry,
Brooklyn. ELSlON owner, o IiDrrty-st.
Two LEI-Desirable Brooklyn HOUSES, near
\ ferry: rents reasonable. RULAHD ~ WHITING,
Btekmanst.
40 LET-FURNiSHED HOUSE, No. II Gar
dcu-piacc, brooklyn lights, Tor months rent
good tenant Apply 10 A. b. DAVENPORT, 3G7 Fultonst.
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25
5ituailons Oauie1-females.

| AUNDRESS.-A young Scotch person as
first class aunuess has excellent reference. CAN l09
West sistst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25
ROOM, aud USEFUL MAN.

SINGLE young VINO under stands the care AM man
agrmrnt OF hofses excellent and Oh o. and Is
willing himself useful fush good city resfece
Apply oDELLs, los West 3ih st. corner OF BrOadway'
Inn Ire 4 A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25
NHE OWNER OF NM HOTSE.

course erection 81. one story buildings II hy - fut
able for auy business within square 8 Centennial D'
iLgs Be fnshri in 10 tays Tho Dc' business "nnJ ~
or near Centennial price, II 200 and 'Ol cash ne a.oft
aoqpt give raro. the r ground until Dee j. is q. ard
the budncs are properly after Centennial AppH
IOUN a. MAInIL. 800 Iancas-rr-lYe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25

rIN0 LET-At Rye, N. Y, one hour from the
j city, a pretty SWISS COTTAGE OF eight rooms, with
carriage house. lawn. and en- Rent low Apply to to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25
Gin propertp 60 Get.


A PARTNENT HOUSE, 220 and ODD Fifth
~ ave- several very desirable suites, furnished ana niu
uishcd; re iuced rcatS possession NJ y.
A DESIRABLE FARLOR and BASEMENT
~ FLOOR unfusni-hod, 70 LET; SS rooms modern i'm
provemets; good order rcntlow Inquire 4%i west iith 81
A PRIVATE FAMILY, OWNING house, will
~ RENT The whole part u the turH she'd 10 To
sponsh!e parry references exchanged 100 West 4lsib
A FINE CORNER, for Druggist or other bust
n ness Tenth ST. anI First r~Iol.E
aud DIV LLIiNG. Lease vii be given on ifSniAb term,
W. a. FALCONfR & SON. 100 Fourth ave. ntr lWelith 81
DRICK HOUSE TO LET-SOuth side 9Oth
40 cyst oi - water. range, ara
gas; in good order; $40 per month Inquire reNt door
POSTMASTER FLATS, DPS and 80 East
n 5Oth.st-Seven ruoIns aN uglu. steam ic1r vue
ball. servants stairs rrun ianitor tiled uiin a 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25

L vi aAt S5As1lLl4t,-Ch0lce OF two desirable 10
f 1. ga. N olye garden lawn shade iru bere.
drsinNI ~ ~ bIesI% gas boz ana cold water veil
Neatly ghd orderly locality; 40 uiuuteS 90 a,
p' Dy 1esi LIES q travel low fares express trans Ge
Tor either $1,000. Can have carpets f1rnit',
s &C. II desired 500 Inquire West Eiilsbe,h t,,
S,t~ ~ OF address HOUSE OWNER +. o. Box ia ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25

NHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-A young
~ girl chanbermad and waitress has e1ceneht lelei'
snce. Call lOy West <lstst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25

no LET 49, Three four-stOry high->t0up
4 DWELLINGS. oil orter, T'th all improvements. or
l-xne on ave- FIFTEEN and sixty fsfr rem =.
and = 800 FOR corners 81 900 Tor inside Appy at
f,J0fn =. 6i ilutrty-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25

ENO LET-fwo nice, clean ROOMS tor
L STORAGE ia private family. $40 West j'th'si.
TTNO LET-A number of irSt-caSS unfinished
L houses IN choice locations Il. " "iLhiA~e' 7"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25

VERY profitable, genteel BUSINESS; LADIES
gentlemen Address, With stamp,
AMERICAN All COMPANY Washington. D. @.
WANTED.-A man TO make CIGAk-CASES
w with METAL RUNS Apply 70 Thos. BATE 70
Waliacest, Newark, Nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25
gounirp Real estate for Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT at S25, 900,
N 100000, extensive, fIs.-Cass buildings. grounds
&e healthy charming, and accessible easy psy nirnts
ELSID%, OwmtT, 20 Liberty ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25

Two LET-33 WEST FORTY FIFTH-ST,
4-story ligh st0op immediate prsst sslon Alsn. o.
WEST sOKTl -4lFIlLSr.; open to-day, ; tod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25

SEAMSTRESS and CIIAMBERMAID. - A
~ young German girl sellstIess sni Jcrnai,
nurse growing children likes in the country 40
asst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25

nFFICES to RE T-NOS 81 and 6N Wall
" II on basement and second hcors from $500 TO
$1,000 also in lower part o! Was' ne" Once 'dg en-
lire 81 coo or he A. - $50 also two hiat
ao,r onicrs o, roatyay near Liberty $4,000 each
J.. J. CAEPENTER, CS Nallst. 10 q. m "a Z. tn-
26 rhrl.ave. & i1l- ~ rf -fl
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-09-02

Mr.. and Mr.. Robert Fulford arc playing In
Virginia City. They are in the company
supporting Miss Rose Eytinge.
CAPTAIN McDonald's troupe of trained
Indians, known as "Thc Occidentals," have
gone to London from Philadelphia.
THE Dakota arrived at Seattle last night at
O'Clock and will reach here sometime TO-DAY.
LATE reports from San Francisco are fa-
vorablc regarding the decrease of small pox
COLLECTOR II. A. Webster came up from
below on the Annie Stewart, yesterday morn
ing.
WHATcoM county Republicans will hold
their convention September 12th.
j. AL SAwTELIE and company are playing
at Coos Bay.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-09-02

LATE advices from California indicate
that the hop-crop of that State will be
a moderately large one. Producers are
in anticipation of better price than
was paid for the last two years. It is
said that the heavy New York crop Of
last year has been worked off, while the
Eastern crop of this year does not pro-
mise to be more than an average one.
There will probably be partial failure
in some parts of Europe, and this def
cheney will call for American hops, of
which Pacific Coast products are notably
the best and most sought after by Eng
lish brewers"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-09-02

The Associated Pioneers of Califor-
MIA are to have a reunion at the Pacific
Coast Centennial Hotel, Philadelphia,
on the 9th Of September, the twenty
sixth anniversary of the admission of
California into the Union. Hon. Rod
man NJ. Price, Ex-Governor of New
Jersey, and a participant with Commo-
dore Sloat in the raising of the Ameri-
can flag at Monterey, California, on the
7th of July, 1916, has accepted an invi-
tation to deliver an address. Samuel
Cupham of Philadelphia, Californian
of the early days, has composed song
to be sung, entitled "Argonauts of the
Days of 49," The exercises will COM
mence with an address of welcome by
Gen. Fl. NJ. Gibson, U. S. A., Presi-
dent of the society. A reunion dinner
will take place at the Globe Hotel.
The veteran pioneer, General John A.
Suffer, has notified the Committee of
his intention to participate in the cele-
bration.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-09-02

STREET IMPROVEMENTS are
now engaged in filing in Main street
fronting the Public Square and in level
ing the grade elsewhere, so that this
beautiful thoroughfare will present a
gradual rise from Fifth to Ninth
streets. Fourth street, between Main
and Columbus, is likewise being con-
verted into permanent gravel bed, con-
forming to the lines adopted in grading
Main street. Olympia will doubtless
soon boast of having the best streets of
any town or city on the Coast.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-09-02

The publication of the OLYMp1AN will
be continued by MIR. c. B. Bagley, who
will, doubtless, in subsequent issue,
announce its future policy. That it
will be substantially that of the past
the advocacy of our local interests
there is no reasonable doubt. With
this assurance from Mr.. Bagley, the
senior editor makes his bow.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-09-02
THE SAME OLD SONG.

Olympia, the oldest of the Sound cities il
at the head of the Sound, and is laid upon a
most beautiful plateau. But the harbor needs
encouraged. The latter is the only element
that is capable of insuring to them a perma-
nent growth and prosperity. Their three
dailes sh Guild be blended into one, and ali
her citizens should unite in pulling on the
car OF progress, and she can soon regain what
she has lost and achieve what she has To- ny
aspired for. IN
The above extract is from the letter
Of a correspondent travelling on the
Sound, published in the Portland
Standard. We quote it merely to
show what little dependence can be
placed on the opinions of travellers who
take neither the time nor tho trouble
to inform themselves on subjects which
they profess to understand. The cor
respondent could not close his stereo-
typed laudations of Seattle without the
customary fling at Olympia, a place
that he evidently has never visited, or
he would at least have known how
many daily newspapers are printed here.
It is easy to give advice; easier still to
rehash the platitudes which have been
served up SO often and in so many diff
ferent styles. If "A. G. E."-who
surely is no trump-shouldever happen
to visit Olympia, he will find that our
citizens have improved" our harbor to
the tune of $1,000 within the past
twelve months, besides several hundred
more spent in experimental operations,
and in extending and renewing wharves
and bridges, and that our manufacturers
are already supplying California, Oregon
and the Sound with water-pipe, house.
furnishing goods, builders materials,
-four, feed, and other staple commodi-
lies; and it would appear to the most
casual observer, that a permanent
growth has commenced, if the constant
y increasing freight list of exports is a
air criterion of progress. 1t certainly
S apparent to any unprejudiced mind
hat the community which furnishes the
argest outgoing freights, consisting of
'rticles manufactured wholly at home,
re not devoid of enterprise, nor is their
own a "dead duck" to receive the fire
f valiant sportsmen who may have
ONE difficulty in bagging due pro-
'ortion of reporterial snipe.
Olympia has seen her darkest hour.
he CLEANS Of daylight are visible and