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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-27

ST tiene V. la amabilidad de insertar en- All
peri6dco las siglientes lineas, le anticipa lbs
gEacias su affmo. S. O. b. s. M.
Dioa;sio NJ Peaa.
Tanto es el abuse que de In prensa sc ha
hccho para CXpNesar sentimientoS y afeetos
~agrados, que el tenor de nparecer trivial =
de ohrar por espiritu de mitacion, hHbiama
hccho dtdar de ii debcria . no Gar public;-
dad d los mios pero ha pOdido en- mi mas "
fuerla de la gratitud que el tenor II CEN
sura aqu 'llas paraonas d quianes 80 dirije el
presente me cnnocen 10 bastante para no du-
dar de mi sinceridad y este acabo por deci-
dirme.
Postrado en- una calna sin familia con
padilciIos negocioS que atender, mi situa-
cion hubicra sido por demas critica, triste y
hasta cOmprometiaa, 81 Ia bondnd de este
vccindario no Sc hublera mostrado conmigo.
hasta un grado tai, que carcLco de palabras
con que cxpresar mi proflnda gratitud en-
pezando por cl DR.. en- medicina clrllla Sc
for ID. Jose Antonio Gaudler, Su aSiduidad.
su paciencia. sus continues desvelos mi Ia
do, hasta dejarme f1cra de peligro, han igua-
lado, mcior dicho, han excedido d los que pu-
dieTa haberma prodicado, oil hermano, el
amigo: Y como podre oncomiar con justicta
basiante el comportamiento de ID. Julian
Diaz su fanilia No contentos con asistir-
INC da noche me trasladaron d su casa pa
ra meior asistirme por que Ia mia no llena
ba las cOndiciones para oil case, y no satisfe
chos con tales cuidados,. aun So encargaron
de eeiar por mis- intercscs. MientraS duro
mi cnfermedad, nj de dia nj de noche me fal-
taron personas de ambos sexos que me acoIn-
paIiaran asstieran y aun hubo algunas
c1yos nombres Gallo pOr no herir SUI modes
tia, que ME hiceron espontaneos ofrecimien-
tos hasta donde necesitar pudiera.
Pohro como SOY, de caracter tfmid0 re-
traido por costumbre;y por necesidad, nun
ca crei llegar ser obietode tantas mupstras
de benevolencia; de tai modo he quedado
acknowledgements sorprendido, que duranta
mi enfcrmedad, serviame de gran conslleIo,
casi de placer tales demostraciones, ydes-
pues que estoy restablecido, cast bendigo mi
enfermedad, por dos c0sas primera, por Ia.
satisfaction que trae al alma el aprecio ,is
sll5 semcjGntes: segunda, por que en- este
siglo tan material, tan positive tan egoLsta.
aagtm ogo Ii tantos propalar, veo con inmen-
30 placer conmigo todas las persona da
buena voluntad, que todavia quedan, al me-
nos en- este rinconcito de la terra, muchos
en- quicnes las grandes virtudes no sea una
mentira.
Reciban pues todos los expresados alu-
didos, todos mis- amigos Y amigas, reciban
repito, del fondo dc mi alma las mas EXPIRE
sivas gracias y dispenser 81 no he podido
dciar en- silenciO Sis buenas obras pue8 no
cabia en- mi el callar, sobre todo cuando SO
trata de acciories tan nobies,! tan sdesintere-
sadas, que henran este yecindario en- par.
ticular i la h,lmanidad IN general -
Cayey ~ de JUNO de 1877
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-27
Con carga Y paSajorOS.

Para vigo, Coruna Rlsadeo, SC ofrece ell
bergantn cspalol Santiago, su CAPTAIN Rts.
mon lopez i ViAdr.
EStara listo en- brere tempo para haeerse
la vela para los citalos pIeltos,
Para inlormcs Girigirsc al Captain 8 ssM
consignatarios seiores FeatlerseR, Hsltia q
Comp, en- esta Capital 2sse
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-27
ATVIGIOs DlVlRsOs.
a Y IS O.

Los que suscriben ofrecen de vsnta
Legitima CerYeza Tuborg.
de Tuborgs Fabrikker de Copenhaguen
(Dinamarca J, EN- barriles de docenas
botellas enteras Y de docenas medias
botellas.- Santh6mas, abril 16 de 1877.
j. SALA 4 c.. Hta. 18 oct.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-27

FL 30 del eoTiente ii las 2 dc Ia tarde
das siguientes de los objetos de bellas ar
ties tie alabastro marmol de Florencia acs-
hados tie intrOduclr por los Sres. Guerrero 4
Comp. Calle dc In fortalcza l8.
Sc rematan tambien los talones de prince
ra c. mum IS. 81, SO 81 de la Protectora.
Puerto Rico "a JUNO de 1877.
f. RAMOS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-27

En- este momento aparece Don Pc
dro, quien al fin perdona d Gabriel CO.
nociendo su arrepentimiento y 10 abra-
"a en- momentos en- que va Brigida anun
cia que la fuerza armada Sc halla enci-
ma y no tiene momentos que perder 81
ha de salyarse. Huye Gabriel protegi-
do por el leal Pepe, y Sc oye fuera Ia
descarga de fusilerla que ha dado mNer-
te al pirata.
Desenlace iustificado, pues el ST.. Brau
ha dirigido con sumo tino, con elevado
pensamiento las escenas culminantes
del tercer acto con ese obieto.
Llamada Consuelo, el angel del ho-
gar, evocar en- el alma del pirata los
sontimientos religiosos de su infancia
sus rocuerdos de nino, locra Que este
comprenda IA aAprm.dad de sus "r,::lne-
neg. Y Sc afrepienta pidiendo perdon 4
Dios primero, despues 4 su padre, OBJ
teniendo de este modo que su alma Sc
purihque para yolaT al cielo sin mancha;
pues un noneato de rerdddeFa c0atlicion
es hastante para consegurlo.
sPodia el autor del drama deiar i'm
punes los horrendos delitos, los orimenes
eometidos para con la sociedadg DE-
ninguna manera hizo 10 que debi6 ha-
Ger, cumplir ell fin moral que Sc propuso
EN- su pensamientp dramatico filosofco.
va que Dios habia tocado con su in
finito poder el alma del malvado, por
medic de la virtud de Consuelo, & la
yez que 10 castiga ananedndole Ia vida
en- estado de pureza su alma, perdona
Ia afrenta; eyitdpdole Ia ignoMInia del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-27

Ciego el honrado padre de verguenza
Y de pnndonor 4 un tempo, vi Il matal'
4 su huo, cuando aparcce Consuelo, Y al
decir Don Pedro
no no transijo. .....
Contesta ella = listed no puede ser
verlugo Y padre. frascs con las que con-
cluye el scgundo acto, producicndo hon
da impression eli el ammo del cspecta-
dor.
Abreviartmos por que Sc acerca el
desenlacc
En- el tercer acto Tristan, que quiere
vengarse dc Gabriel, ha buscado gente
armada Y lie persigue por los alrededo-
res de Ia casa de su padre para prcnder-
10, a Ia par que Pepe ha denunciado 4
Tristan como c5mplice en- el alijo del
contrabando. Tristan vuelve Consue
10 con nuevas insistencias de amor y
ofrece deiar escapar a Gabriel 81 ella
acepta sus ofertas las que rehusa, a
su vez tiene que huir porque sabe lie bus
can para que pague su dellto.
L.. escena de Consuelo Y Gabriel Guar
ia del acto tercero, rs admirable de
verdad cristiana por parte de ella, tocan-
do inscnsiblemente las fibras mas deli
cada del corazon del pirata Il quien ha-
ce decir:
iAmbicOn dc podcr. Hambrc de gloria!
Ensuehos de placer y dc Iiqucza.
;Fuegc- !atuos no ma>! F"tila escoria
halo. cn pos dc voSotros nj torpeza
De mi hogar Ia tlulzurn hcndccida
ahandone por yucStro brillo innundO
V hoy rcvucvo In vista entorpccida
hogar no cncucntr0 Y me rcchaza el
mundo
A que mi vida conscrvar intcnto?
;qu6 me rcs!a dc tant0 desyario?
Cons Aun te queda mi amor,
GAR Nuevo tormcnto
con csc amor oprimc el pccho mic.
Cons sQuG dices?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-27

Hemos sentado al principle que cl
ilustrado critico de La Pfcnso habia SUI
frido un error de appreciation del que ma
ce acknowledgements otro al descar que
el drama concluyera con el perdon del
Padre, que obtiene por fin Consuelo di-
ciendole Unite usted de Cristo la gran
deza' vamos 4 tratar de justiicar que
ol Sr Brau ha sido consecuente con Ia
idea tiios6fica que Sc propuso desenvol-
YER al crear su obra.
No es el verdadero amor el que Ga
briel sinti6 por su prima Consuelo, sino
el amor brutal, licencioso, en- consecuen-
Ella siempre con su caracter y sus depra-
vadas costnmbres. Asi nos 10 dice el
mismo en- los siguientcs versos, conti-
nuacion de la escena que dejamos inte-
rrumpida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-27

CAB. al llegar esta morada.
al contcmplar tn angelical bclleza,
en- mi trentc, dc crlnencS manchada
In somhra SC aIito de una vileZa.
Dicha ignoratla present. sediento
al embrIagarmc eli III perfume Suave,
y al regresar de nucyo hace un momcnto
CoNS. (SDn1rydnd0sej ;Oh! no aCabcS Gabriel.
CAB. Deia que acabe.
Quicro que midas el hcdiondo cieno
que acopio mi satanica dcmenca
sc revuelvc en- cl conyulso seno,
ahogar amcnaZando mi eXiStcncia
70 he prctendido untir tu frente pura
mi carro triunfal ;ihtento vano,
Al migico podcr de tn ternura
humilde slCri0 Sc t0rn6 cl tiranO.
Brindamc tn perdon hasta a mi anhelo;
pcro aceptar tn amor fucra un deto.
tu eres un angel descenddo al sueo
yo un rtprobo vil, un ser madto'
CoNs. El que llora al sentir su desvario
dulce promcsa de perdOn alcanza.
Vu6yete Dios
Sigue esta delicada y preciosisima es-
cena hasta que Consuelo, que ha traido
a la mente del pirata los recuerdos de
su infancia y el amor de SUI santa madIe,
lie ensena Ia cruz de MADEIRA colgada So
bre la puerta: aquel Sc conmueve y llo-
rando exclama;
CAB. No no; no puedo MAS. Yo necesto
! apagar este atun. ;Lloran mis- oios!
! GcayendO de r01Nns) ;Piedad. senior,
piedad para cl precito
que conculc6 tu ley! Heme de hinoj0s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-27
Sr. Director del RoLETIN.

ST tiene V. la amabilidad de insertar en- All
peri6dco las siglientes lineas, le anticipa lbs
gEacias su affmo. S. @. b. s. M.
Di0n;siO NJ Pead.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-27
LA VUELTA AL HOGAR.
[ CONCLUSION. J

Ciego el honrado padre de vergienza
v de pnndonor x un tempo, vi Il matar
a su hiio, cuando aparcce Consuelo,y Y al
decir Don Pedro
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-26
For >tomachs Out of Order
IMPORTANT CAUTION

None are genuine nnless the signature OF
HAYpoCk as agent for the United States sur.
rounds each box of Pills and Ointment. A hand
some reward Will he given To- anyone rendering
such Information AZ may lead t. the detection Of
any part! or parties c"untsrieiting the medicines
or vending the same knowing them TO be snuri-
Gus
-. Sold stthe mandatory If PaorrssoR Hor
LowAY Co, New York, and By oil re.pec.shle
druggists and dealers in nledi cine throughout the
civilized world, IN boxes at ~ cents CO cents and
81 each.
- There is considerable saving ty taking th.
larger size.
y. B.-Dirtetions forthe guidance Of patients in
ever, disorder are stfx,d te esch box.
Ofilce, liz Liberty Street, NV York.
ll5-dw-ly
Connecticut western news., 1877-08-10
VI. Knickerbocker, Dealer in all kinds of
 Lu ) M M BE E: R R {. l! ]! Building Timber,
 Shingles, .. Lath. Builders Hardware & Tools.
 Canaan, Conn.

Building timber of all Kinds, Lengths and Sizes.
 shinge. that are No. I. Don't keep any of that other kind of No to work off) No. 2shingle, six inch clean Buts, Hemlock and Domestic Pine and thicknesses Plank, Boards, Flooring, Cell ing, and Siding, Pine Fence Rails, Chesnut Fence Posts, Oak and Chestnut Plank, etc. Builders Hardware. Door Trimmings. Butts. Knobs, Locks, Latches. Bolts, Night Locks and Latches, Sash Weights, Cord and Pulleys, Sash Lifts and Fasten. ers Builders Tools of all kinds. Nails of all kinds and Sizes. Iron. Steel, Grindstones, Brick, Lime
 Cement, Mastering, Hair. Calcine Plaster. Paris White. PureWhite Lead, ground in purelinseed oil
 the crushers. and warranted perfectly pure, Pure French Zinc, and all materials used for colorine paints. --- -
Connecticut western news., 1877-08-10

All wanting FRUIT FARMS, especially adapted to the growth of the VANEs where it Is an established success and pays LARGE PROFIT. The land Is also adapted to the growth of Peaches, Pears, Apples and small fruits also Grain, Grass and Vegetables.
 Many hundreds of excellent VINEYARDS, ORCHARDS and FA RNzS can now be.seen.
 THIN LOCATION is only s4 mules south of Philadelphia, by railroad, in Q mild, delightful climate. and at the very doors ot the New York and Philadelphia markets. Another railroad runs direct to New York.
 TIRE PLACE is already LARGE, sue. CESSFUL and PROSPEROUS. 1900 build ings having already been built. and gas intro- duced this year into the town. Churches. Schools and other privileges are al- 1 ready established. Also manu factories of Shoes. Clothing. Glass, Straw Goods and other things at which different members of family can procure employment.
 It has been health resort for some years pas for people suffering from pulmonary affections | asthma. catarrh. ague and debility; many thou l sands have entirely recovered. A new Brick Hotel has been completed 100 feet front. with back buildings four stories high, in | cludlng French roof and all modern improve l mants for the accommodation of visitors.
 SPrice of FARM LAND $25, ,oO per acre. paya- | ble by instalments, within the period of four years. In this climate, planted out to vines, | twenty acres ofland will count fully as much as l 100 acres further north.
 Persons unacquainted with Fruit Growing can ! of the surroundings.
 | FIVE ACRES, ONE ACRE, and TOWN | LOTS. Tn the towns of Landisville and Vineland | also for sale.
 | A paper containing full information will be sent upon apI lication to CHARLES K. LANDS l VimeBNmds N. J., free of cost. l The following is an extract from a description of Vineland, published in tho New York Trib ne. by the wcll known Agriculturst. Solon Robi
 All the farmers were of tho "well to do'' sort and some of them. who have turned their atten- tton to huits and market gardening, have grown
 rich. The soil is loam, varying from sandy to
 with small streams and occasional Wet meadows, In which deposits of peat and muck are stored,
 sufficient to fertlize the whole upland surface af- ter it has exhausted its natural fertility. It is certainly one of the most extensive tracts
 in an almost level position, ,and suitable conditonv
 for pleasant fal ming that we know of this side oil
 the Western prairies We found some of the old
 est farms apparently just as proftably productive
 as when cleared of forests fifty a hundred years ago.
 The geologist would soon discover the cause of
 this continued fertility. The whole country is
 marine deposit. and all through the soil we found
 evidences of cacareous subetencep generalv in
 the form of indurated calcareous mari, showing
 many distict forms of ancient shells the tertia-
 formation; and this marly substance is scatter
 ed all through the soil in very commercial form
 and Tn the exact condition most easily assimilated
 by such plants as the farmer desires to cultivate. \ 6mos1
Connecticut western news., 1877-08-10

of all the best manufactured :. also musical instruments of ali kinds. Don't forget the place l am expecting every one of you over to see me. .0... .-l
 J. R. BENJAMIN, Music Hall Block, Win sted,
Connecticut western news., 1877-08-10
GOING SOUTH
 FtEtE- A. .f"t,En . LEAVE PITTsFIRLD, VIE:

5f-kl Esrla S.O0a m, Passenger train for Bridgeport, aErtv
 ing st 19. 80 P. m. with through car for New
 York arriving at S07 p. m; at New Haven t at f.l0p.m y-tt at gHh |t.4 ae"h Leaves Canaan st Q.S6 c. m. ..g s.s8 .tIf ts-.. F 1S0, p. m.. Passenger train for Bridgeport arriy-
 ing at 6.66, p. m. with through car Tor New York, arriving at 7.69, p.m; at New Haven at T.80, ?. m
 Leaves Canaan at S.0O, p. m. .4
 2,45 p. m. Passenger Train for Bridgeport, arrtv-
 Ing al 8.45 p. m ;New Yoik II .l0p. m. New 70. Haven n .69 p. m. ts5'.N r% 5f. .t.t w Lesves Canaan at 4,S0 D. m. .. 1.. f....t sf5. 5,15 p. m. Passenger Train for Falls Village, ar.
 irving Rt 7.00p. m.
 Leaves Canaan at d.4b D. m. E@a f a.,t .s sEi. q Sunday Milk Train leaves Pittsfeld st sSE p. m.
 for Bridgeport, arriving at $50 P. m; New .'a York II I.36 D. m.; New Haven 9.47 p. m. l' D Leaves Canaan at 4S0 p. m. ta. .+,a..,, .l- ~All trnims connect nt Bro0kgioId Junction tO and from Dnmburys s1u IN M. BROWN, Asst superinseadenr. d Bridgeport. Conn. July 10, 1877 ti.s, "tti.eHtt
Connecticut western news., 1877-08-10
Farm for Sale or Rent.

A RARE opportunity is offered to purchase 2 A farm of about 100 acres. eituated about 6O rods east of the village of North Canaan Depot, and the junction of the Conn. Western and Hous- atomic railroad, 1t being the same premiaes re ceased. f
 hns large dwelling house. with good out land for agricultural purposes, portion of which is suitable and can be sold for, building lots 9and being located in the handsomest part of the town able locations in the county. For further partic- ulars enquire of SAMUEL A. BENNETT,
 c. W, R. R. office, Asylum street
 96v6tf Hartford. Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1877-08-10
F L o U R ,

of the bestgrades at lowest cash Prices Rye.and Graham Flour. Buckwhcat Flour, Wheaton Grits, Crushed Wheat, Corn Meal. bolted and unbolted. Hominy, Dat Meal Provinder Bran aud Shorts. and all kinds of mill feed by the hundred or car
 load. All of which are bought for cash, and will
 be be sold at the lowest cash prices. Thanking my continuance of them. M. KNICKERBOCKER. 1y2O
Connecticut western news., 1877-08-10
6 -Ee ".u4 tF#.u0a. +Ga &U ae aHf CONN. WESTERN RAILROAD
 Commencing June 25, isTT. GOING WEST. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN. b


 Commencing June 25, ts77. GOING WEST. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN. b l2. 40 A. M.-Connecting at Millerton for Pough
 kecpsie Albany and the West direct, and for FishkIl at 4.20 F. M. .L T.Il.. Leaves Salisbury 100 G Lakeville, i06 F. M. %.SO P. M.-Connecting from Pittsheld. At Mils lerton for New York. -.. .s sL. ' . ..s. Leaves Salisbury at 4.bS & Lakeville 4.bo P. N. 8.63 P. Connecting from Pittaheld. At MT lerton with Express for Albany and the Leaves Salisbury T.1s & Lakeville zis P. N. GOING EAST. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN. S.Iu A, M., Leaves Millerton coos m, f t-r
 Lakeville 6.S6 Salisbury, 6.55.
 lO.4T A. M.-Connecting at Wfneted for Bridge port. At Hartford for Willimantic, New London. Providence, New York d Boston. Leaves Millerton l0.0s ms Lakeville, i0.Sl. Salisbury, 1925 A. N; Connects af S.O2 P. M.-Connecting from Bridgeport. As Winsted for Waterbury and Bridgeport. At Simsbury for New Haven, Weet6eld, Hol yoke and Northampton. At Hartford fpa Bristol, Willimantic, New London. New York, Boston and saybrsok, via Q. V. R.R Leaves Salisbury. s41P. M. .it+E S.36 P. M.,--Leaves Millerton 50 D m, LAkevilla sos. Salisbury. s18 P. M. 600 a. m. tMOndny mornings 0nHys1 leave Mlllerton at 6iO, connecting at Canaan with Housatonic train north, and arriving In Hartford at S.46. '"
 For time at Way Stations and connections zee
 w. H. YEONnANs. sap's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-26
In VIEW of the anticipated rise in

In VIEW of the anticipated rise in
breadstufs on account of the war in
Eurpe, the wheat prospect is matter OF
general interest. From all accounts, it
seems that in the eastern section Of the
couptry,-sll that embraced in the term,
Atlantic slope,"-the crops will be good.
Throughout the Mississippi Valley, the
reports are favorable for winter wheat,
the only damage anticipated being
that from grasshoppers, and these
pests, it is believed, will not
be so destructive as during past
seasons. On the Pacific slope, however,
the prospects are not so good. The av-
erage whes: crop of California is one
million of tons; but this year ii is not es-
timsted tina. only half crop will be
made, and depressed condition OF affairs
is looked for In that quarter. AS far as
our own immediate section is concerned,
we have good reports from all parts, and
have every reason to hope that we shall
reap full share OF the benefits likely to
accrue from an increased foreign demand
for our products.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-26
SeoichinS Malaria.

1t is a fact widely and amply attested
that where the powerful and pernicious
drug, quinine, and other mineral polsons'
administered as remedies for fever and
ague, and bilious remittants, fail to yield
more than temporary relief TO the sufferer,
Hosretter's Stomach Bltters Scotches those
tremendous epidemics most thoroughly,
and by strengthening the system and reg
ulating its functions, protects IL against
malarial attacks. No resident OF locality
where the above maladies prevail, or
where they are like ely to break out in con-
sequence of the poisoning of the atmos.
phere by noxious exhaiations, should fail
to take practical cognizance of the above
important truth, and by a timely use OF
the Bitters avoid the rayages OF maladles
so disastrous to the physical constitution.
There is not In existence finer tonic, cor
receive and defensive cordial.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-26
Soldier. Indicted for Murder.

Two persons were indicted a. FAIR
mont yesterday for an alleged murder
committed some fifteen or sixteen wears
ago. The circumstances as related TO Us
are these: Two Union soldiers named
Thompson and Watson were sent by
their proper officers from Clsrkaburg to
srre u man named Ice, who was charged
with doing miserable damage back of
Fairmont MS a bushwhackcr. They sue
ceeded in srresting HIM, and were on
their way back to Clarksburg when the
prisoner attempted to escape. They
called on him to halt two or three times
before they fred, and he not obeying the
order, they, in the understood discharge
of their duty, fred on and instantly kill
ed him. Wheeling Mteilrgencer, 2lst
1t will be well TO hear the other side.
The cruelties prscticed upon all true
Nirginians by the traitors ard other viii
lains that ruled West Virginia during
the war can never be overstated We
suppose that Thompson and Watson
are vsgsbonds. At any rate We know
the people o; Marion county well enough
TO be able to say that no soldier will be
by Them punished for performing q sol.
dIer's duty. There are hundreds of old
Union soldiers in that county. They
have never been disturbed, and never
will be.-Richmond DisDdth, oath.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-26
SEALED PROPOSALS

CLERKS OFFICE BOARD OF Gown
WHEELING Apr,i ~ sI0Nsl
Sealed Proposals. viii 3. 1919 ~.
One until May |, lS57, al Il o'ciosss Nth,
LOT the blowing county rusd 49, hooa
Pogue's Run Road-EIcayst,on k
yards. A''oa'' 20 sgb.s
PoSues Run Road-MecaJsm,,.
cubic yards, stone TO be brossn ~
guaEa. Ae" 10 !lek
Vince in. and Elm Grove po..
wells run)-Exeavarion .u"Hs AZ.
south Branch II Short CrssES !Nd,
ton, So cubic yards. EaeArl.
Bids must be ~ arste for Zach 49,,
must be by the cubic yard for .. 80. Ss AZ
OF material, specifying in the CAS- s e.Is
Va'ion, the prices Tor earth, IT,. eta
and solid rock, Respectively 'st
average haul not 10 exceed 4 ,e.' ~ a.
Proposals. must give the mi n
po>toffice address Of hidirrs. NA'le ACC
names OF some responsible rs,,s 49, sLs
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spopsibility OF the bidders, Az 'e'
The Board Reserves the ri,b,,
any or all bids. !" 'Ses
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