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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-13
politica nacional, y sentimos que Sc rea.

polftica nacional, y sentimos que Sc rea,
nina el. patriotismo.
81 ell general Martinez Canpos tiene
ese ideal y fracasa en- su arduo empeno,
le aplaudiremos al caer por la. novedad
y gallardia del intento. ST, por el con
trario, solo Sc propone mandar como
han mandado todos, inscribiremos SUI
nombre en- el panteon de los pollticos
vulgares, aunque figure en- el de los mi
litares afortunados y valientes. ponien-
do debajo uno de los epitafos de LARA
AqM yace uaG espelanza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-13

Nos pregunta otro elector que condi-
clones deben tener los compromisarios
que han de elegir los senadores "a 10
que c,ntestamos que, segun ell art. 81
de la Ley respectiva, que hemos publ
,cado, "solo son elegibles para este cargo
los individuos del ayuntamiento y ma
yores contribuyentes que concurran al
acto de la eleccion de compromise
rios) v sepan leer escribir."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-13
Luis Merry y esposa, Rosa Hernandey, ~
soldadados Y / confinado.

Luis Merry egposa, Rosa Hernandey, q
soldadados l coninado.
] Amortization de Billetes del TesOrO.
Ell LINES seran satisfechos los ndmeros De
orden 566, 567 56S $50, $40, 571, 572, 57s, 67z.
575 SIG, ST. 578 579 $50, $751; $50, 609, 5S4, 5S6.
$50, $751; 5s8 y $50, correspondientes al g. cu-
ponde billetes del Tesoro; y de amortizacion
los numeros 557, 559, SCI y 563.
Carne. -Durante los dias l6. II, Is, y 1s,
del corriente mes, Sc expendera en- esta Capt..
tai la libra de carne de res vacuna, el primer
dia ell tercero l8 cuartos sean 3 chav0s,
Y ell segundo cuarto q 20 6 sean 10 chayOs.
IA los herederOs de enfermedades!-
Alin cuando ell veneno it'll de la escrofula %
ha adherido como una middleton una IA
milia por algunas generaciones, unas pocas
botellas de la Zarzaparrilla de Bristol corta.
ran ell vinculo, arrestar6n ell progreso de las
mancha hereditaria. Produce un cambio
complete en- la sangre contaminada. como 81
las venas y arterias hubieran recibido un
nuevo fiuido puro, y libre de infection.
Este hecho es atestado por la Immediate
cesacion de teda clase de males ulcerosos
eruptivos, y tumorosos, bajo su operacion
desinfectante curativa, y reproductive La
enfermedad asf curada jamas vuelve El
principle que ell antfdoto lleva cOnsigo q les
vasos de la sangre por medic del proceso de
as similacio nneutraliza Ell elemento m6rbido
en- los corpisculos sanguineos, y asf Ia cufa
es final y completa.
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SEVERO BASTON.

San Juan Puerto-Rico IL de Abril de 1879.
Muy Sr. milo:
Por ia presente, tengo Ell gusto de poneF On
conocimiento de V. que deseando dar una
prueoaU U ae connanza aPreclo mis- dependien-
rrano y D. Juan Rossell6, les he conferido 10.
der general para entender en- Ia gestion de to.
dos mis- asuntos comercales administration
de las casas que bajo mi nombre tergo esta-
blecidas en- esta plaza /; q la vez que le noticio
haber revocado ell que tenia conferido %.
Juan B. Font.
Is SeUeTo BGston.
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COMUNICADOS.

Accedemos con tanto mayor gusto &
lainsercion que nos pide el Sr. D. Eduar-
do H. Moron, de San Thomas, cuanto
que nos constan la respetabilidad; pro-
bidad y buen .proceder de este caballe-
70 en- todos los asuntos en- que inter.
viene.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-13

Durante el mes de enero 1ltimo han
circulado en- los correos de la provincia
ST, ,342 cartas particulares que han pro-
ducido $6,59264, y 16,918 pliegos of
ciales. Ell valor de los sellos inutiliza-
des asciende q $345'1O.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-13
St. Thomas, 81 de Mario de 1879.

st. Thomas, 81 de Mario de 1879.
ST. Director del BoLETIN MERCANTIIA
San Juan Puerto Rico.
Muv sr milo: va que ell Editor de Eg DiG.
rio ha creido ser de bastante interes para sua
lectores en- esa capital, la resolution del gene.
raj Guzman Blanco hacia mi humilde persons
lidad, para darle cabida en- las columnas del
referido peri6dico, creo que debe ofrecsrseles
tambien mi contesta dioha resolucion, Ia cual
fue publicada en- ell DiariO Official de esta Isla,
cuyo n1mero tengo ell gusto de adjuntar, supli-
cando " Sc sirva reproducirla en- So reepes
table peri6dico, por cuyo favor le sera altamen>
te agradecido su muy alto. servidor.
@. B. 8. NJ.
EDUARDO III MORON.
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MA.NATf.

Reemplszado 81 candidate propuesto
por D. Francisco Brunet por la conci-
liacion del distrito, surgieron 4 Ultima
hoya desavenencias locales que produ.
jeron el Eetraimiento general J Ia no
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-13

Ademas, Sc nos asegura que exis-
te una disposition soberana sancio-
nando la costumbre establecida pc
70, de todos modos, la costumbre ha-
ce ley y ell comercio, que confla
mucho EN- la rectitud del Gobierno
General y de la Inteudencia, espera
la anulacion del referido acuerdo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-13
lIJIu0S DIVlRS0S.
PRBPARACIONBS BSPDCALBS
DE-
LANMAN Y KEMP.
NUEVA-YORK.
- .AAAI LA
zarzaparrilIa
YS<S,. DE
110WS wv BRISTOL.
Ell GRAN PURIFIoADoR DE LA sANaRx
Ell GRAN PURIFIoAD0R DE La sAN0RY

Sc garantiza ser bengna cura infalible en-
toda forma de Escr6fula, Ulceras Incurablea.
Perniciosas, Stills, Tumores, Erupciones Outs
meas Malignas; 10 mismo que para toda afee-
cion que tenga su origen en- Ia impureza dc l.
Sangre Humores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-13

Esta vacante la plaza de practico de
n1mero del puerto de Fajardo. Los in
teresados presentaran sus solicitudes en-
la Comandancia principal de Marina en-
ell termino de 80 dias, q contar desde ell
9 del corrierte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-13

La Admon. Central de Rentas publ
ca en- la Gaceta de hoy una circular Or
denando q los ayuntamientos rindau la
cuenta provisional de las cedulas de
vecindad del afo actual en- los dias del
Is al 20 de JUNO proximo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-22
No Rsmarks About ths weather.


From The Trinidad Colorado News
It was hot yesterday. It was hotter at
noon. It was 60 hot that passengers on
the street took of their hats, mopped their
brows, and aercely declared that they
knew at the time we'd catch II about the
LIST Of July, The Rome saloon had just
one chair left, and this was taken by o red
whiskered man adown whose cheeks the
perspiration fairly ran. His clothes stuck
to the small Of his back, his big, red hands
were wet to the finger nails, and It was
evident that the sun had been trying "a
corner him; seven or eight men were
making ready 10 tell him that 1t was q
warm day, when the stranger drew out q
big revolver, laid II on his knee, and look.
ing up and down the room, slowly re.
marked: Gentlemen, I'm q stranger
here, but have bought house and lot up
the street, and shall pass here six times q
day. This Is my day for opening the sea
son."
Every man looked at him In wonder.
Ing way, and gently careSsing the weapon
oil death, the stranger added:
ut Is hot weather. Even 0 fool knows
that. It's going to be hotter. Two weeks
hence It will be regular old frying.pan
weather. Now, then; while ! shall realize
1t as forcibly as any one, I'll shoot the first
man that says weather TO me. won't
have word about 1t or hear to 1t. lam
willing to be broiled, baked or roasted,
but | don't want to talk about it. Now,
let some one remark that It's q hot day
bad for grass looks like too little rain
awful dusty, or beautiful breeze, and III
begin shooting"
Not q lisp was heard. II any one Inn
agined that there might be a frost OF night
In the lower Picket-wire region, he kept
his thoughts to himself.
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he We Like Foolish.

"For ten years my wife was confined TO
her bed with such complication OF all
ments that no doctor could tell what was
the matter or cure her, and I used up q
small iortunein humbug stuff. Six months
ago | saw q us. flag with Hep Bitters on
it, and l thought would be fool once
more. tried II, but my folly proved TO
be wisdom. Two bottles cured her, and
she Is now as well and strong as any mans
wife, and it only cost me two dollars. Be
We like foolish. n-H. W., Detroit, Mich.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-22

gradual adoption Of the phonetic system
the American Philosophical Association
suggests the following slight changes in
spelling:
Fftst-Drop oil silent letters, especially
silent cater a, short vowel, as In have
give, genuine, and a In "a when pro.
nounced short, as In head, wealth.
second-Write I for ph In such words rs
alphabet, philosopher.
Third-ln words ending In ! doubled,
like shall, omit the last |.
Fourth-Change Cd 10 when II has the
sound Of as In Iashed.
There Is reason to suspect that one OIL
the most potent inspirations Of the pho
netic movement, which is evidently nc
longer In the hands Of the shallow sciolists
who started It, Is To be found in the gen
eral discontinue Of the divines, lawyers
doctors and other gentlemen Of literary
pursuits, all over the country, during the
era Of the spelling bees" which were SC
popular q few years ago. While that cpl
demic ragged, many learned college pro
lessor was vanquiShed by q common
schoolboy in the photographic tourna
ment. This amazing tact-long, sadly
known, however, to editors and compost
tors-was revealed to an astonished world
that now a few Of the really good ant
great scholars Of the country were, TO pu
It mildly, very Indifferent spoilers. II
these encounters little ships Of boy
would 60 up head, and the big men who
had forgotten how to spell would shrinl
away chagrined. II is very probable tina
TO the modification Of those Influential
persons, Is due much Of the vigor Of the
current formidable crusade against thu
photographers.
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Tue matter OF spelling reform has been
quite thrOughly discussed, for and against,
before the State Educational Association
OF Virginia, in session last week at Hamp.
tOn.f The report OF a committee appoint.
ed q consider the subject was presented
on Wednesday. The history of the move.
meuyin England aud in this country was
given, and 1t was stated that memorials
had een sent TO the British Parliament
and y the United States Congress, asking
for governmental action in It's behalf.
Professor Glldersleeye, Of the John hop.
kinsp University q Baltimore, and DR.. NJ,
A, Newell, Superintendent Of Public Edu.
cation Of Maryland, argued strenuously
against II. Other prominent educational.
lists favored The movement, 5gtg.
As an entering wedge toward the
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DIED.

JAcOB,-On Monday morning, July q, 1879, at lC
O'Clock, q Cholera Inlantum, FRANK H., infant son
Of s. ). and Mary L. jacob, aged IS months.
Funeral from residence Of parents, near West LIB
cry. Ohio county this Tuesday afternoon at half
past two o'clock. Friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend.
CADY.--on Monday morning. July q, 1879 At half.
past one O'clock, EUGENE NJ, son Of AlouEo L. and
Mary J. Cady, aged yeArS, month and days
The funeral will take place from his parents real
dence, No. 81 ALLEY H. this morning At ten o'clock
Friends Of the family are invited to attend. Inter,
meut at Peninsula Cemetery.
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iron carriers at tho Keel Ridge furnace
asked for an advance In wages from the
HrSt Of July. On Tuesday none Of the
men were Ia their places, % the. bosses,
clerks and few laborers took the tools
and run the furnace until "Wednesday,
when II was damped down. MI. KIM
berly refuses 10 pay the amount aked ior,
and the furnace 10 now dRmped, for how
long 0 time remains 10 be seen. At the
old mill, the pliers and bundlers (sixteen
Of them, all boys) at the hoop and guide
mills asked for an advance Of fifteen cents
q day, on Wednesday, which was refused.
Both departments were of on Thursday
| In conBeuueuce. sIl. afga4e-ss1'z ~
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SINCE the first Of July the Treasury de-
partment has issued warrants for arrears
d pensions to the amount Of $4,000,
making the whole amount paid under the
appropriation Of S26, 900, 900 for that pur.
pose, SO, $4,000. 1.-THE present rate the
appropriation will be exhausted in a few
,nanIha
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-22

AccoRDlEa to the New York Tribune,
Mr. Tilden has pitched upon Speaker
Randall to Gll the vacancy in his minds
eye created By the determination Of Mr..
Hendricks not to run for Vice President
again. II this Tilden,Randall combine
ton Is based upon the belief that 1t Is a
good enough arrangement to carry Penn
sylyania with in the nominating Conven-
ton, 1t got very bad send-off at Harris
burg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-22

THE dancing faction Of the RehObOth
Camp Meeting Association have carried
the day. An exchange remarks that this
10 getting back nearer 70 David's style
Of worship than church members have Of
late years felt like going.
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BELOW are the figures showing the num-
Der Of failures, aggregate liabilities and
estimated assets for the periods specified
In those counties Of Pennsylvania, Ohio
and West Virginia reporting to the Pitts
burgh agency Of r. G. Dun & Co.:
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PasOn' leaving tOun for he seaSOn, and Sum
msr travellers, can have TIM DAILY ISfKtLI.
oRScER mailed % Rem, postpaid, for 65 eent'
ptrmatth, ne dddrea being changed AZ often
az desired. iHtIia. .'
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TRUSTEES SALES,
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of deed OF trust made By Charles Martin
and Augusta bis wife to the undefBgned Trustee,
dated the 18th day Of March, 1875 and recorded In the
Clerks ONCE In the County Court Of Ohio county,
West Virginia. In Deed Of Trust Book No. g. pages 2S
aud 29I, Twill on ~
SATURDAY, July 20, 1870, III
Beginning at 10 o'clock A. N Of aid day, at the front
door Of the Court House Of aid Ohio county proceed
to sell 70 the highest and beat bidder the following
described property that Is 10 say: Attract Of land S-
uAted At the west end Of the town Of Tradelpha, In
said county Of Ohio beginning at stone corner at
the side Of Little Wheeling Creek; thence north 26o
west " poles 70 stake At the top Of bench on the
hill thence with Milligan'B line 70 the line Of John
Rnke's ATm; thence Win Rinkes line 70 tho National
Road, and thence running with Little Wheeling Greek
70 the place Of beginning. Also the fraction ii lat
numbered (LOt No, y In Bad town Of TTi1hrlphi i,
and jOlalug the last mentioned tract, the VII le
tanning about eight acres moro Or less. Also the fol-
lowing property 10 said town Of TriAdelphlA, brin-
Ming ut point on the north side II what Is known
West Lane In said town. forty feet west Of paint on
the north side Of said Lane Immediately opposite the
aid Lane ia feet thence noTthWaIdly 10 Straight
ne, q right angles with said Lane 40 iRct; thence
eaStWardly 10 straight line 1874 jeet thence H.uth.
wardy towards Sad Lane l20 ieet thence wsStwallly
10 eet thence sOuthwATdly 100 feet 70 the beginning
TRIMS OF SALE-0ue-iOurth Of the purchase money
In cash. and the residue In three equal insAlments
ut slx twelve and eighteen months with interest on
said deferred lnStamenIs from the day Of sale until
payment, the purchaser 10 give his notes with Gp-
proved security for said deferred payments and the
title to the property 10 be retained unl the purchase
money Is fully paid. JAMES r, ROGERS,
!e24-ru Trustee.
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The Editor Of the Oklahoma (AIiss.) Sdtes,
rises to the level Of the situation notwith.
standing the heat Of the weather. Fore.
warned Of q plot to nominate and in.
augurate Gen. Grant by the people Of the
North, in his last issue he says:
The Southern people must
Unifyl a.u
ORGANIZED Fs no 1Haa
PREPARED -nH4i. a.HN gi
They must lock shields and touch
shoulders in the common cause OF al. lH
Liberty, af
State Sovereignty, -rt.. H.
And the Constitution Of their sires.
They must meet and make ready in
every city, town, village and crossroads
within their borders. g....F..t.-
The States must fortiiy themselves by
reorganizing and re.equipping the Militia.
The South must be transformed into one
mighty military camp, II necessary, to pro-
tect our institutions and preserve our in
heritance.
Unity! ORGANIZE! PREPARED
II Grant and his people want war let
them have war. dc"
We'ot the South have million OF
friends and allies in the North who will be
musketbearers In the Army OF American
Liberty, and help to deal out doom to him
and his.
By way Of cllnching his proposition the
editor, further along, offers these choice and
cheerful sentiments:
Cesar had his Brutus, and Lincoln his
Booth, Let Grant think Of these historic
facts before he bangs away at our present
form otHovernment
Down with the Aagl and down with the
Unionl unless we can restore the Repub-
lie to its grand, old perfection by making
that flag symbol OF sovereign Common.
wealths, and that Union a Government for
White Men and White Men only!
The old fires Of the Coniederacy are be.
ing rekindled In every valley and noun.
tain; the people are rallying back to the
old landmarks, aud there will be no more
hand.clasping across the awful chasm un.
I'll Our Cause Is triumphant from sea. board
TO Sea.board,
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AUCTION SALES,

puBLlC SALE.-I WILL OFFTR r6;;
i 1ale AZ my Auction Room, on MSrts, ~ saa. FUR
WEDNESDAY, July sd, at y O'elo,t YUM %
Five hoFSes, one WSGon and two Burr,e, rE.T
are a good worker, and from Ave 10 dine We one
The wagon y new spring wagon, viii oI !Sln Old
Ias , H9sy open top. AWAFrAalte for S.I,s Cp
iyalS 5. CERlsrMAN, Auc,o,.,,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


STrtAdelphia AceommodatiOn- train only runs
between Wheeling and Tr!AdelphiA. =,
tDaily except SundAy-NeWlrk Accommodation.
tSteubenyiLO AecOmmodAtIon,-T train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
anb Ferry aad BellAire, stopping when required At
sherman House, Rtnaville, West Wheeling and
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F En- :. LlabIl!y..l Assets.


A PHYSICIAN writing the Boston Adver'
tiSer in defense Of lager beer advances the
following points, which seem to cover
nearly the whole subject:
~ That every nation always has used,
does and will use, some sort Of external
agency capable OF temporarily aCcelerating
or retarding the action OF the mental ma
chinery, and that beer is the least harm
full agent, the proportion Of alcohol in this
being no more than may properly be tax
en- as food. (2) That lager beer Is too
bulky TO produce intoxiCation easily. 81
That beer Is not stlmulant, like spirits,
which act like the application Of whip
70 an already oyer.tired horse; 1t is rather
like good meal OF oats. It lisa tonic and
tattening food (being composed Of malt),
and a nervous sedatlve iron the hops in
combination). az That, while spirits
stimulate 10 violence and lust, beer pro.
duces merely somnolence. (5) That a
taste for beer drives out or destroys the
liking for spirits.
The writer Of the letter to the Adrrtiser
is "a temperance man Of forty years
standing, one Of the earliest to receive the
pledge at the hands Of Father Mathew,
and one Of the founders of a temperance
society when student at Harvard" He
thinks the use ofbeer in New England is
especially desirable for the following rea-
son:
The physical and psychlcal abnormali.
ties OF the New Highlander are gauntness OF
body and nervous excitability. The char
acteristics Of the beer.drinker are adipose
tissue and a mental placidity, bordering
upon stolidtty. The philosopher, the phil.
anthropist, the patriot, and the physician
may well ponder upon the relations OF
cause and effect, and be grateful for fluid
so admirably calculated to obviate the
effects OF our over.dry atmosphere.
1t is worth noticing, he adds, that in
Maine, where beer is prohibited, bad
whisky, being Of lesser bulk, is taking its
place with very iuiurious results.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a GARD-

"- "a OKAEtD-"
To all who arc suffering from the errou and indIs
ereiona Of YOUTH nervous weakness early decay Osa
Of manhood, &c, will Send recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered By missionary In South America. Send
self-addreSsd envelope To The RKv. JosEPH 7. In
MAN, Station D, Ees York Guy.
det9-TThBAW ra.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
COURT SALES.
AgJoURNED COMMISSIONERS
IA SALE
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
John F. Thompson and George HIbberd, doing busI-
ness under the hTm name Of
Thompson Hib6srd .

mess unuof tue ufM name Of
Thompson Hibberd t..a u
7nsn.. q i hrl,. ..a In oAlp''Fy.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Municipal Court Of
Wheeling, made In The above cause on the 18th day
Of April 1872 will oder Of putlie sale al the front
door Of The Court House Of Ohio County, In the City
Of Wheeling, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 40 DAY OF JULY, 1870,
At 10 o'clock A. w. the following rOll estate to-Wt
Lots and O. In square Q; lots I, 10, II, "a 49,
and north hall Of lots and H. In square III and loti
g. 49, o. and north half Of lot s, Ia square I9 all In
Bakers addition to the City Of Wheeling, and u be
sold by the lot aud fractions Of lota2 and a. situated
on the southeast corner Of Nineteenth formerly Lind.
sey) street aud McCOllOch formerly seyenth) street,
having ID the aggregate front on Nineteenth street
ot2o eet and running with McColIOch street 40 feet
toward Wheeling creek, excepting therHtrom the
middle fraction d the north fraction Of lot a. being
20 feat front Nineteenth street, aud running back
at right angles With said Hueteenth street 40 feet
The above fractions Of lots q aud q intended 70 be
cold have frontage Of 20 feet more OF less Nine.
street 40 feet more or less. They are 70 DO sold To-
gOLheF and have frame dwelling house on them.
TERMS OF SALE--0ne.thlId Of the purchase money
or 90 much moro as the purchaser may elect 70 psy
eASh 10 hand; Onethlrd Ia hx months and onethid In
twelve months, with security and barring interest
7. J. HUGUS,
Special Commissioner.
The above sale d adjourned 70 WEDNESDAY,
THE I'D DAY OF JULY, 1870, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
at the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county
T.J. HUGUS,
jyS-Tu Special Commissioner.
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Nos. Is ana 81 Hourteenth Street