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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-13
MUNICIPAL.
EXCMO. AYUNTAMIENTO
DE SAN JUAN DE PUERTO-RICO
PR SID DE NCIA.

Ratifcada por ell Excmo. Ayunta-
miento, en- session celebrada aver, la di-
vision de este termino municipal en- Gin
co distritos, tai como existla desde 81 6
de Diciembre 1ltimo, SO publica & conti-
nuacion para conocimiento general, el
territorio que a cada uno CORES oonde,
asf como los nombres de los Caballeros
Tenientes de Alcaldes encargados va de
la Jurisdiction que les compete on ellos,
donde ejerceran las funciones que 81
articulo 112 de la Ley municipal de "a
de Mayo de 1878 atribuye al que sus-
cri5e, expresandose igualmente los Sc
nores M6dicos y AIcaldes de barrio que
en- aqoellos prestan sus servicios.
Primer distrito.-Abraza la parte de
la ciudad que empieza on la casa NJ. So
calle de la Luna, esquina de San Justo,
hasta la esquina de Norzagaray, recinto
Norte, partiendo del primer punto ci-
tsdo por la acera Norte de la Gale de la
Luna, hasta la rambla de Casa Blanca.
Primer Teniente de Alcalde, D. Gil
Gordils, Medico Lcdo. D. Demetrio
Paniagua, Alcalde de barrio D. Manuel
Gomez.
Segundo distrito.--Comprende des-
de la esquina de San Justo, casa No. 22
por la acera Sur, calle de la Luna, has
ia la pusrta de San Juan y desde la pro-
pia casa, -baiando por San Justo, hasta
la pnefta del mismo nombre.
Ademas forma parte de este distrito
todo el territorio de la Marina.
Segundo Teniente de Alcalde, d. Joa-
quin Peiia, Medico del barrio intramu-
ros, Dr.. D. Ricardo Rey, Idem de la
Marina, Lcdo. D. Juan del Amo, Alcal-
de del bar1io intramuros, D. Juan Bla-
set. T1em i'd. Marina, d. Jose Maimo.
Tercer distrito.-Lo forma desde la
casa n 81, Gale de la Luna, esquina de
San Justo, subiendo por esta calle has
ia ell recinto del Norte y la acera Norte
de la calle de la Luna hasta la f4lda del
Castillo de San Cristobal.
Tercer Teniente de Alcalde, D. Polux
J. Padilla, Medico DR.. D. Francisco del
Valle, Alcalde del barrio d. Antonio
Garavis.
Cuarto distrito.-Abraza la psrte de
la poblacion, partiendo de la casa MI
nero 19 calle de la Luna, continuandc
toda esta por la acera Sur hasta la dc
Norzagaray. volviendo q partir desde ls
esquina de San Justo, hasta la puerts
del mismo nombre.
| A este distrito queda agregado el to
rritorio de Puerta de TERRA.
Cuarto teniente de Alcalde, D. Joa
quin Palau, Medico del barrio intramu
ros, DIR. D. Pedro Salicrup, Idem id. de
de Puerta de TERRA, Lcdo. D. Antonio
Vilanova, Alcalde del id. intramuros
D Jose Men lin, Hem delde Puerta d.
TERRA, D. Heraclio Cordero. .
Quinto distrito.-Comprende toda Il
extension de Cangrejos desde ell puent
de San Antonio hasta ell de la Aurora
con los demas terrenos que hoy perte
necen al mismo.
Quinto Teniente de Alcalde, D. Eva
risto Chevremont, M6dico DR.. D. Ma
nuel Alfonso, Alcalde de barrio, D. Al
mando Alvarez Torres.
Puerto-Rico de Julio 1879.
7os6 y Recevr0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-13
TELEGRAMAS VIA SAN THOMAS

IN. Ork, JUNO '.-OeSuu Ids ultl-
mas noticias, los zulus del Cabo Sc
concentraban en- Umlasi, donde Sc
espera por momentos una batalla de-
cisiva. Ell Times opina que la posi-
cion de Cettewayo en- Ulundi es mex
pugnable.
Ell Parlamento ingles ha mandado
hacer una investigation sobre la mi
seria agrfcola que existe entire los
labradores. ~
Los liberales han experimentado
grandes derrotas en- ell Reichsrath
austrlaco, habiendo sido veucidos
los ministries de Comercio y, Justi-
cia.
Id. 8.-Noticias de S. Petersbur-
go anuncian que Weimar, ell que
ayud6 a Solovieff en- su conato de
asesinar al Gear, ha sido senteniado
q horca.
La ciudad de Irkutsk, en- Siberia
ha sido quemada.
Las fortalezas de Bulgaria han ST.
do desmanteladas, segun 10 acordado
en- ell tratado de Berlin.
Las autoridades de Burdeos han
disuelto una reunion de radicales.
Id an. Lesseps anuncia que
ell costo del canal de Panama puede
calcularse en- 100000 de pesos.
Segun despachos de Berlin, el
Reichstag ha aprobado los nuevos
aranceles.
Ell principe Alexandra de Battem.
berg, soberano de Bulgaria, ha lie.
gado q Tirnova y sido recibido cor
entusiasmo.
| Id. 10.-En la Camara de los Co
mures, la mocion de Mr.. Lloyd para
la creacion de un ministerio de agri
cultura y comercio ha sido aprobads
contra una oposicion de 100 votos.
En- la Cdmara francesa de los di
putados ell proyecto de ley de edu
cacion anti-catolica de M. jules Fe
rry ha sido aprobado por una mayo
ria de 1913 votos.
Ha muerto Clemente DuvernCis
periodista frances.
Id. 11.-Segun noticias del Cabo
, ell % de JUNO lego allf Sir Garne
Wolseley.
Ell cuerpo del principe Luis Napo
! leon ha sido desembarcado en- Lon
! dres varios mariscales franceses pi
\ dieron permiso para acompalarle
cual les fue rehusado.
: En- Paris ell principe Jeronim
d Bonaparte ha asumido virtualment
Ia jefatura de los imperialistas y S
: prepara d dejar la Fraucia.
:. L6ndres, Ida existencia d
n az1car ell 8 del corriente era d
y 216,OO0 toneladas contra 1890
= en- igual dia del aiio pasado.
MERcADos.
|. N. Y, 11.-Regular q buen re6r
y 6a &. Miel rs centavos gallo
Cambios sobre L6ndres 4.86.
L6ndres, id.--Mascabado II G
!. 90. DescueEto 2 p.%.
III Consolidados ingleses 97a. Fra
! ceses s2.35.
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Admon. Central de ContribuoioneS Y Rentas.
DE LA 1SLA DE PUERTO RICO.
CIRCULAR.

Ell limo. Sir. 1ntendente general SO
ha servido acordar las siguientes reglas
que debe1i observarse para el cohnercio
de cabotaje por los puntos de esta Isla
IdoBae no hay Adpapa'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-13
SALlDAS.
GOLETAs A LA CARGA.

Para Fsjardo y Luquillo, Ubeyita.
Para Humacao, Tila del Sw.-Pars
Arroyo, Pepilla.---Para Ponce y Maya
gGez, Ursula-Para Manatf, NuevG FS,
Para i'd. Providencia.-Para Arecibo,
Petra. Para Aguadilla y Mayaglez. Rd
pido.-Sin hacer operacion. Nueva Jas-
tito, Maria, Lu;sita = Dolores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-13
EXPORTACION.

AZUCAR. Ell tempo ha mejorado pa
rece que Sc establece seco por ahora, pero
durante la quincena han sido de poca impor-
debido las anteriores lluvias que tenian en-
torpecidos los trabaios de molienda., Las
transacciones, precios que han variado en-
tre $2-75 $3-S14 qtl., Sc, han efectuado con
tacilidad Y mas bien Sc ha notado demanda
por la escasez del fruto la necesidad de
despachar algunos buQues que esperaban
completar cargamento y. este ocasiono una
pequefia alza en- los precios.
Han cambiado de n1anos S19 bocoyes y SO
barriles de mascabado.
MIELES.--oin variacion en- los precios nj
ventas de Importation que resefar. Cotizamos
nominal 10 cts. a IL gallon.
PoNcE.--Se not6 una pequeha demaHda por
Ia necesidad de habilitar alugunos buques,
pagandose $l2 ala por inferiores. SIG q ls
regulares y $40 % por selectas,
uAFE-Cortas han sidO LAS operacionel
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hDVIMlIBqO MARITIME.
ENTRADAS.

Julio 1O-=De Santo Domingo, vap. ing Y1Ar.
no" lastre.
-- lG.-~De Habana, i'd. esp. ssEspafa, 7 car.
ga.
- 1O.--De Manat, gol. esp, .Buena Espe-
rama" i'd.
- u.--De Habana, vap. esp. Alicante, !.
id.
- Il.--De Fajardo, gol. i'd. 'sUberita, ID.
- 11.--De Humacao, bdra. i'd. tsVilla del
Sur" i'd.
-- 1l.--De Barcelona, berg. esp. s Maria
Olise, " frutos.
l1.-De santh6mas, bdra. hoL .sS'ella, :
laStre.
SALlDAS.
Julio l0.-Para Cadiz, vap. ssEspafa, carga
1O.-Para Santh6mas, i'd. s'Pasajes," ID
- 1O-Para la Isla, i'd. "Arno, lastre.
1O.--Para Arecibo, gol. Paquete
Arecibo, carga
- 1O-Para Manati, gol "Anita, id. s
- l0-Para Vega-baja, id. Hortensia, = Id
l0.-Para New-Y York, vap. eHadji, i'd
- l1-Para Santh6mas, i'd. "Alicante, = i'd
11-Para Manatl, gol. "Buena Esperdn-
za," i'd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22
By +. a. Kerby, huc.iUncar.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF The
- Corporation Court for tho city o Allxsl
6ria, Va, rendered y! it, MGy tom, l379. il tho
chancers csuse Of Alfred H"caii!on against John
A. Sea.on, the uadersignad commissioners
therein nsmed. will Offer Tor ss;o By plh!r auc
ton 10 the highest bidder, on SATURDAY. tho
l4;h day OF June 1872, at - O'clock n, in front
of the Fairfax s.reat entrance ID 30 corporation
Court room tho folio ai2S do}cr.5al property,
viz: A LOT OF GROUND, in tho ssiG :ity Ct
Alexandria, Va, beginning on tho wo:t side o.
81. Asaph street! ono Hundred and seventy lone
feet south of Gibbon street.. and RAINING :toacc
south on St. Asapt street thirty less; .henco
wc:t QUO hundred ard twenty threo Tee. eve
inches 10 the centre Of the squara; taa2ce north
thirty feet; thence esst 10 the beginning; sutjeat
TO oDe half of twenty feet a.! cy 81. ths west end
Of ssid lot.
Terns OF Sule: Ten pJr cenLun OF tho par
chase money to be paid in ci:h, and tao residue
in three equal instalmsn!s At six, twelve and
eighteen months respectively, with in.ere:t. and
evidence by tha bonds CT tho purca.:g-; the
title TO bo retained until tho pur2h - E!o1Uy
principal and interest. is paid. toa7cy aariag it
tie cost CT the purchaser.
ALBEIT STUAET Cnnm'rs.
FRANCIS L.. SMI -. -, &c SAFE.
ne lJ-2;Sag
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By Green s. Wise, Auc!ioncar4.

DY VIRTUE OF a DECREE CS TIE
ID CORPORATION Court Cor the city OF A!exsn.
dris, We -, rendered 1T lis April term, Isl III
the ctancsry cause OF Joseph Collier snd "!;e
vs. Cstharine 5. AtWell O. ss.' inc nnocfsish"i' @
commissioner therein named. will CUtr tJr salG
by pubic auction, TO tie hlgheit biidcf oi;
SATURDAY, the 9th day o; May, 1879, a! 1:
o clock m, ia front OF tho Fs!rfsx s.. entrance
to the Corporation Court room, oil thn EEA
ESTATE Of which tho late Chscies Z. Shs",
deceased, died seized, 10 wit.
No. l. FRAME HOUSE and LOT on the
north side of Queen street. between H9yas and
Pitt streets.
Nc. q FRAME HOUSE ard LOT on the
south side Of Cameron stroet, beiw0:n FIT snd
St. Assph Streets
Me- FRAME HOU.E ani LOT Oh the
aouth side of Duke street, between Fairfax and
Royal streets.
No. 4 FRAME and BRICK HOUSE and
LOT on the northeast corner OF King ard Fair.
fax straets. (Storo now occupo1 by Steiner u
Yohe.)
No. .. BRIOK HOUSE, and LOT on The ess!
side OF Fairfax street. adjoinag Nc. 4-(uoW
occupied By o. clafer.)
Nc. 6 FRAME HOUSE snd LOT on tho
east side of Fairfax street, adjoining No. 5-Qhs
st,re recently occupied by Jos. Hopkins
No. 7. FRAME and BRICK HOUSE and
LOT on the southeast corner of Queen and BOY
al streets.
NO. r r \ ri AM BNlCh 1OUoN hliu
LOT on the north wet corner Ct Fit and Wolfe
streets.
Noe LOT OF GROUND OH tho wts! side
Of Roy ysl street, about l0J feet no;!h OF QIein
street
No 10. A TRACT OF LAND. containing
shout 80 scres with DIV ELLlNE sni fenclng.
gco1 spring, &C.. located in Fairfax county,
abou. two miles from Arxandria, on the back
road 10 the Theological Seminary. well lDca.ed
for s market garden snd dairy farm.
Terms OF Sale: Ten pei csIt Of tGo purchase
monty TO be paid 10 cs.h aai tho re.idua on p
c.! lit of II and I9 mrnths from the day Of
ssle tho deferred pay ulents to bsar inLsrosi fcn
the d.y Of sale, aid TO besacarad BY The bonds Of
tho purchaser o. purchasers. with good personal
s;c1riLy tho title to be retained unit! the pu!-
chalo money and Interest has toaa fdl!y paid.
GEORGG A. hUSilB Oh,
An 2I-g.s Comn'r. OF Sale.
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AUCTEON SALES.
Hy Green il Wise

EE"s; n.t..e : gents ard Auc:ioneaIs
ESUM NJ:;5:UNE SALE-By virtue 9! d
- deere" :f the Corporation Court loc tln c.:J
OF Aigyai.d,;,. VI, rendered. AZ Jan. term, 1872,
in the sui! 0! Joha T. Hall vs.. A. 2. Brown, The
undersigned, comm ssioners !heren named Will
oiIer for sale by pubic sucLion; in fron: OF tho
entrance 70 the oayr. room, on Fairfax street IN
said city ca THURSDAY, ths 29:h Gay OF
AlGy, 1872, st II o'clock n. the SCHOON T.
Alezsndris, W. G'erms OF t;ala-Cssh.
cHAS: GHsBAE i. E7Gi' sTUEaT co""r.''
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H L RB ERT BRY MT ,
No. IS KING STREET.

FISH sEa3.ERS.
NOTICE.
] have iuat resumed my
FISH PACKING BUSLEESS
At NO 22 CORPORATION FISH WHARF
whore will ba prepared to furnish all kinds Of
POTOMAC FISH,
fresh or salt. at the shortest notice. L SOLICIT
your patronage, especially my.old customers,
and guarantee that ray past reputation shall be
fully su,tained.
All orders from tho co1a.ry promptly at:ond-
ed TO- and as good terms as il ths psrtles were
present Respectfully yours.
np4 ---.-..-------- 3: .. -- REED:
O. e PRICE W. A. JAV1ss.
J COX. J. ". HoRsEA AN
FISH FISH
Wa hayo this osy formed copas!ceffhip. IN
= " GEO. Z. PRICE u CO.,
Desiers in
FRESH AND SALTED FISH.
Fish raeeived daily from tn 1sbing shorc5 en-
Tie Potomac Hnd supplied to consnmers IN
qasn!lies TO sut, either iresa or salcd By ex'
| ,erienccd packers.
Stalls Nna. | and ., City .Iarket. and Fisn
Eou:e No !, Corporation Fisk Wharf.
Country o.dera solicited and ss!isfsctiOn gu r
.n,ee.. [mb3.3n] GEo. Z. PRICE & co.
ss- LADIES' FINE FRENCH HEEL ~sss
- B0OTS, in eve:y s:ylo and quality, -ssa
cis- now on exhibition at
! nh rs WADDEY'S, 10 King strsot.
HsLOW PLATES, rolled and hammered, si
Z siZes, ior sala b5
oh la Jas. 2. CARLllS & soNse
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At The same time and place wH viii Cffar thst
fine plsce, MAPLE GROVE. twenty acres,
(owned by VIM. Arnold, who wishes to move to
Bsltimore) Fine DWELLING, BsrGs, STA.
bles. large quantity Of fruit Treos, App'os,
Peaches, Pears and o.har Fruits. Any o1e
wishing to SEQ lhs piace cln do 60 Rt any limo.
Terms libsrs', and made known st sale. mylO
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e. j. Miller & Go.
Importers Of
China and QueensWare,

And Dealers in
GLASSWARE AND FANCY GOODS
Plain White s1a Decorated French China
Dinner, Tea aud Toilet Sets; handsome Cologne
Sets. BoGuO! Holders, Mus.ache Caps snl Ssu.
cars, Mugs, Sc.
Japanese Tea Trays, all sizns
Japanese Card Trays. something new
Chlnese Bamboo and Msjoics Tete Il Teie
Sets
Rogers Bros. Electro Silver Pl.toI Goods,
Csstors Spoons, Forks. Sc.
Toy Tea Sets in great variety.
Petsins Il Houses Celrbratel Library sta
dent Lamp makes useful End ornaronls!
Holiday present.
We are otsrlrg our goods At very low t-tos.
aud "ill be pieas"d II have yoa C III and cA IN
iCH our stock.
X j. MILLER i co
n"yG IF C3 Kias slreet
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COMMEsslDh MERCHANTS.

COMAESsIDh MERGHANfS.
A, JOHNSON JOHN T. HAMMOND.
VIZ A. JOHNSON & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROUERS.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Have on hand 0IBSON'S XX, Xxx. &HNA
and ard MONOGRAM WHlsKIE3: also BAK:
ER'S snd PSON'a PURE RYE
WHISTLES, to which they iEviln ihs a!leotion
Of the trade. f..
Also agents lor tho sau uf LAFLlN &
RAND'S E!FLE POWDER. :,
Orders from the country for mtrrhsntiia snail
jionsignments OF Flour, Grain AID Country
Produce solicited. for which they Ruaranlee the
highest marset prices snd prompt roturns.
northeast corEer cf Cameron and koya! ST.,
aie1sndrja, Va, my Il
HARLoW BROS,
WHOLESALE
GROCEN4, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
anG Dealers in
dOgn GIBsON'S SON s COS. CABINET
Y, Xxx and Xxx WHISTLES, aid
Tho:npeon's Pura Eye WhiskoT; FoIelSr
Is ines sid Braudiss, Alo Porter
and Champsgnes.
N. w. COR CAMERON AND RoiAh STS.
Coffee roasted for the trade =! 75c per sack.
my G-tf -.
rHAS. s. TAYLOR, Jr.,
uIste OF }. T. Bcckhsn Il Co
GENERAL. COMMISSION MERCH ANT,
ARont for
j. B. FJCkLEN s. SONS
CELEBEhTED BRIDGEWATER FAMILY
FLOUR,
II North Union etroaL.
;anH3 AexanGris. Virginia
HARMON & SMITH,
GROCERS g. CON MISSION Al MERCEAST3
Corner PriIce sud Royal cts,
ALEXANDRIA,, Va.
A choice Ine OF FAMLLX GEOCHRl ES al.
wsys in stock and for sale e: loves. m4rEo.
prices. Gunsignmen.s collected sHd prompt re-
turns made Jan lt-Il
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NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
~ HOUSE.
We have opened at No. 22 ROYAL ST. an
Auction and Commission House.
We are now ready to receive all kinds Of mer.
chsndiss and household goods on consignm eht
or purchase the same
We think it may prove so advantage to per-
sors who have PRODUCE of any description
70 send it to US. Located Immediately opposi:a
the main entrance to the Market on Roysl 81
goods can be exposed every morning ut public
auction, when the best prices may bs expected.
Prompt returns made on sales.
Persons having FURNITURE for sals will
Ana it to their advantage to give Us call.
We will attend to auctioneering st public sales
of property, and respectfully solicit share of
nnblic pst.onsge. UNEAL & LUCAS.
MnrAuc:ion goods constantly on hand and for
sale. nov o-tt
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THURSDAY. M a Y 30, 1877:
EENA NCEA6i,

ASTHD'
LOGaHSPUHT, CRAWFOHDSVlhhE anc
SOUTH ESIEEN T. i. BONDS.
CHICAGO and EASTERN ILLINOIS Is. Is
BONDS snd STOCK.
CHICAGO. DANQ1LLE and VlNCENN N rs
H. j.. BONDS.
NORTaERN PACIFIC 4. Il. BONDS and
STECk.
MONTGOMERY snd KUFAULA RAIL-
ROAD BONDS.
KANSAS ard NEBRASKA 4 L. BONDS,
LAND SCRIP aud STOCK.
CENTRAL IOWA r. K. BONDS. ,,
RICHMOND and DANVILLE 4. 4. STOCK
srd'o.her defsu!ted 4 X. Securities.
FRITZ LEWIS,
81 Second street. Baltimore, Md.
Rslerrrc.s-Jobn S. Norris. Pres First Ma.
Bank Robert Mickle, Cashier Natl Union
Bank, Baltimore. ny 16-eo2W
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By C'Nsal & I.rc.c. &uc!ioata:s

Dy y 1Eal II !.H%:C. p UE-!pli%ts
(IUM hISSiGNnE5 SALE OF j. YiLU-
~ ABLE TRACT uf LAND IL FAJ!.-
FAX COUNTY. Va, NEAR ALG&AN-
DRlA.-By virtue CT a deCrea c( Tho Circuit
Court of Fairfax county, Va, renla-ed 3. tina
November term. 1913, tharcCr, in tho s!iit nf
Fi:h vs.. Fish, &c, pending therein. tho cub.
scli oers, commissioners OF sale srpoiatoI By said
decree. II expose for sale NJ public auction, on
SATURDAY,, the 3lst day OF LAY, 1879. at II
m in front of the Market Building, cn Royal
street, Alexandria, Va, all thst Tract OF
LAND, in the SAID county Of Fairfaz, OF which
Francis Fish, died sez,d, and Oh which he 70
sided at the time of his death, :i!us.od on the
Leesburg turnpike. about ono a2l half milas
from the city Of Alexandria nId Containing
ten acres. more CT less. TIC Improvements on
the land coneist Of scotufoIt,b!e DWELLING
stable and carriage house, barn, ana o!hsr neoSs.
ssry outbuildings, and en- excellent orchard.
Terms of Sale: One tenth Of tha purchase
money is cash Oh tho day of sa!e aid tho resi'
due in three eq1sl payments q: r. IS aud 2i
months from the dsy of sa'e; tho deferred psY :
m ents to besr interest from the day o:ssIo, sal
10 be secured by the notes CT tho purchaser with
approved security, and the retention aE !hl tiiio
| 10 the property until thez nre paid
JIG. DePUTRON,
ALBERT STUART,
ap20.eots Comm'rs OF Sae.
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Space. Ia N. na. u. w.

Special contracts Will be msds with Vesrly sd.
vertisers.
Marriage and Dea.h y Offices afty coats OSI!u.
aries will be charged e. advertisement rates.
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For [i.. ruoby ,ui pf CLOTHING ses 3.
DEALHAM, 81 kloz 81. ctrner talrtlx'
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FANCY GOODS.
J AND SUMMER GOODS,

GPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
The largest. mcst complete ana best soec:Cd
stock Of Hosiery In tie city u select rom.
Shirts, Collars, Cuffs and suarsndors.
DeJouville, Osborne, Guns,dsr ard Counsellor
Scarfs. in all this latest colots and shadcs.
CoIaets, Ribbons and Hsndkerchiefs
Underwear for Ladies' Gents, Children and In
fants, in all siz,s from 20c to 81 each
Kid ind Thread Gloves in new shades
Neck Ku1linse, Laces Edgiass, tnd iull Inns
ofTcwols. Napkins, &c.
Sun Umbrellas aud Psrssois.
Fairy and Zephyr Worsted, Germantown. Say
ony and Crewsl Wool.
ap1O G. M. ADAMS, g King st.
Ne" GOODS
SUN UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS.
LADIES and CHILDRES'S HOSIERY
BLACK SILK PRINCES.
SILK and FANCY BUTTONS.
MICK RUFFLINGS.
XIX GLOVES.
TORCHON ard other LACEs, sii OF with
will bs eolj at prices TO sui. the times a!
sp7 CO BERRY'S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22
A NOTED DlVINESATS

Dr., Tu.t-Deir Sir: For ton years have
been 2 martyr to Dy5pepsis. Constipation ana
PIes Las. Spring your Pills ware roco ~ mend;
oil to mo; used tham (but with little ts;th.) l.
AN now woll man. kayo good appetite di,
h.yo gsinal foTtv rounls so.ii 4 'sh. Thay 40
worth l3ir wciga. il god. -,
H. " !. ::1MninN II1nisYiliD Ky.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-10-16

Haydn with Gochrane's wife, the scandal
being one Of long standing. Cochrane had
separated from his wifefsome time ago. al
though no divorce had been obtained. The
weapon used was q shotgun loaded with
five buckshot, the entire charge penetrating
the right side OF the victim, killing him i'll
stantly. No words passed between them,
SO it is supposed the killing was premedit-
lated.
!. A colony of two hundred and sixty-seven
farmers, most of them having families, left
Liverpool a short time since for Texas.
|. It is stated that General Manager. j. c..
McMullin, Of the Chicago & Alton railroad,
will offer a reward of $l5 900 for the arrest
Of the gang of train robbers who on the 9th
stopped the Chicago & Alton train and II
fed the express company's safe at Glendale,
Missouri.
An Atlanta, Georgia, dispatch Of October
10th, says: The Judge of Baldwin county
and a delegation of citizens reached here
Ethis morning to ask the Governor for q mill
tary force to suppress the Georgia Tigers, a
desperate organization who hold possession
Sof halt of the county and DEFY arrest, They
killed two men on Tuesday and burned sew
eral honses. They have killed in the past
three years twenty men and women, mostly
Enegroes. The Governor sent one OF his
staff and a number of detectives down., ana
will send the military if needed. Members
of the Legislature in adjoining counties nave
been telegraphed by their families and gone
home. The feeling here is intense. The
scene of the disorder is only one day's ride
from here.
Mrs. Victoria G. Woodruff and Tennie 9.
Clafin are about to marry two English gen
tlemen of high birth and considerable estate,
'rlle approaching marriages are the all-ao'
sorbing topics of local gossip in London.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-10-16
Estrayed.

A large bay horse; is hands high; saddle marks,
branded u. s.. on left shoulder, and /, g. either
over the u. s., or on left hip. Any person return-
ing the horse or giving information which will lead
To his recovery will besliberally rewarded
MARKS q PATTERSON.
5 Diamond City, JulysS. 1879 .-3A-tf,y
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-10-16
E.stray.

ss. Came into the enclosure of the suDscmper anouI
me IriddIe of September, q Bay Horse about eight
years old, left fore andhind foot white, saddle ana
ccollarsmarked, branded H on left fore shoulder,
The owner is requested to pay cnarggs a a11 naAe
him away Lt7t4ts Cs Wy.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-10-16
sd DIHd s1LVLs Nv $4,000

sTEINMETz Sc LEWIS
MANUFACTURING JEWELERS.
DIAMOND Settlers AND sILvERsMITHs.s
Formerly with
GILES. BROS a CO. Chicago.
Manufacture to order
CHAINS.
CHARMS,
SLEEVE BUTTONS,
Diamond Setting a Specially.
MAsONICJEWELs and BADGES
Gold and S;luera Cane Heads,
TOBACCO BOXES.
Quartz Specimens Cut into any Desired shape.
large assortment Of
Montana and Idaho Topaz, Cut Quartz
Amethyst, Etc,
Suitable for Sleeve Buttons, Ladies, Sets, ETC..
constantly on hand
All Work Warranted.
Room =, Parchen BLOCK. Helena. NJ. r.
l5-4-1y.
Overland Hotel,
HELENA, MONTANA.
VIM. Mclean, PrOprietOrs
First-CIass Board, ST per Day.
This Hotel is opposite the Principal Stage Offices,
ION Lower Main street.
A Register is kept at this House for those want
ing employment.