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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-01

infundia la embadurnada cara del paya.
so cuando este SO acercaba demasiado
4 nuestros asientos.
Concluida la primera parte de la fun.
cion, volvieronse mis- hijas hacia el pal
co del lado, atraidas por la presencia
de dos preciosos ninos que como elias
estaban entregados al inter6s del espec-
taculo y basto una simple mirada pa
ra establecer entire los cuatro esa fran
queza encantadora que no Sc detiene
ante las exigencias sociales; sin mediar
la presentation de formula, cambiaron
al momento frases comunicativas que
me puaieron en- contacto con las perso-
mas que acompanaban los ninos.
File la vista en- elias, y no tarde en-
reconocerlas, comprendiendo que la for
tuna la casualidad que antes invo-
que acudian para favorecer mi idea.
Los padres eran Gabriel San Martin Y
Maria del Vale; 81 conservaba su be-
lleza y su juventud, aunque lucia al
gunas canas que no trataDa de ocultar,
demostrando asi que viva mas para los
cuidados de So familia que para la necia
del mundo ella estaba YER
daderamente hermosa, con la hermosu-
ra que adquieren las mujeres en- el es-
tado feliz y que la naturaleza regala q
lasImadres on premio de la Ia ;tancia dc
sus hijos Maria del Vale era una ma.
trona deslumprad ola, en- toda la fuerza
de su edad, y con encantos naturales
que no Sc de5ian a los esfuerzos del ar
10 On ell tocador. Bastaba detenerse
un momento q contemplate para adj
vinar en- su rostro el reAejp de la dicha
y la satisfaction del mas lagl-
timo de los orgu!los por la popularidad
Iue su marid, disfrataba tn u f,ro CO.
NO hombrs de talelto J de generoso CO.
razon. Quien habia de atreverse
alterar Ia paz lie aquella union 81 No ha-
pia medic Dc apeasarla2 IA 9Asa d. |
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-01

orden de 5 de MARIO de 1856 y ex-
tendiendo sus bene6cios a todas las
procedencias extranjeras de puertos
productores, vengan con 6 sin escala
los buques, siempre que Sc pruebe
que han tornado sus bultos en- paises
productores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-01
XXI.
LA PALABRA ENTERA.

La justicia humana no podia arreba-
tar su presa la justicia diyina que Sc
la dispute.
La muerte SO interpuso entire ambas,
y Ia segunda triWat6,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-01

Un respectable amigo nuestro nos
escribe de la Ceiba manifestandonos
que dicho pueblo tiene asignado I'm
reparto de contribution muy supe-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-01

Luego vendra a pagar ell 224 p.9
en- lugar del Is p.S que hoy pags
y en- lugar del 10 p.S que debiers
pagarse atendiendose a 10 que pres
cribe ell arancel VICENTE.
Con estos antecedentes sc We que
en- realidad la base ga equivale a ur
grande aumento sobre la actual con.
tribucion indirecta en- los derecnos
de Importation. Y 81 Sc recuerds
que ell mismo Sr. Ministro de Ultra.
mar Sr. Elduayen manifesto, 81 ma
no recordamos, en- su primer pream.
bulo al proyecto de presupdestos de
l878-79 que relativamente esta era
Ia provincia espanola que mas paga-
ba en- las aduanas 81 teEemos en-
cuenta que ell comercio, al par que
la agriculture, va decayendo en-
Puerto-Rico, creemos que no de-
be ser precipitado q la ruina con
IN aumento considerable en- los de-
rechos de Importation. Cuando ell
impuesto excede de ciertos lfmites,
disminuye ell consume, Sc paraliza ell
trafico y agotanse las fuentes impo-
nibles que alinentan las areas del
Tesoro pdblico.
En- nuestro concepto, 10 mas acer-
tado es reformar ell arancel actual
disminuyendo sus partidas y rectifi-
cando sus valoraciones, pero con.
servando intactos los tipos de adeu-
do a que obedece, incorporando en- su
textoy esplritu la acertadlsima Real
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-01

Las tormentas de San Narciso y
San Felipe, los temblores de terra
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-01

les fuertes, como fgura, 8 sea con
I'm aumento de 500 p.S sobre su
costo, y asf otros muchos renglones.
Recti6car las valoraciones segun los
tipos de compra y gastos es una me-
dida indispensable a la marcia de
toda buena Administration aduane-
ra. Esti fuera de duda que los ge-
neros, que son los que mas produ-
cen al Erario, estan valorados hoy,
10 menos en- un tercio mas de 10 que
cuestan puestos en- esta aduana con
inclusion de aetes, comisiones, etc.
Bajo este supuesto, vamos a probar
con un ejemplo practice que, aun con
ser tan elevados los precios del ac-
tual arancel, pagarla mas ell conner
clante con ell nuevo que Sc proyecta
aun cuando Sc valorasen las mercan-
c1as a los precios que realmente
cuestan.
Supongamos que ell artfculo 81
que costaba en- aquella epoca II
centavos vara, que cuesta hoy 8,
y que con ell valor antique 6gu-
ra hoy en- ell arancel, importado
en- bandera nacional directamente
de-. punto productor, paga ell 10 8 el
IA p.S de derecho sobre su costo de
IL cts. Tomemos cualquiera de los
dos tipos, digamos ell 10 p.S, y ten
dremos que Sc valera en- IL centavos.
Sc lie impone ell 10 p.S de derechos,
que es l lI5 centavos.
Hoy, con la gran baja que han to-
nido los precios en- Europa, ese
mismo artlculo 81 que antes costaba
IL centavos vara, cuesta ahora 6
centavos, y segun Ell arancel vigen.
tie, pagamos
vara del artlculo II, costo
verdadero. 80. -. 8 cents
Esta valuada en-. ........ IL cents
So 1a imnOnn al | n n . do
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-01

e" IVY
Supongamos ahora que en- ell nue.
vo arancel proyectado rebajemos a
su verdadero valor por un lado, ell
del artlculo 81, que es de 8 cts., pero
que por otro lado subimos e. tipo
del tanto por ciento a 224. Que
vendremos gagando?
Veamos
l vara del articulo 81 cuesta 8 cents.
Sc lie impondra ell 224 p.S
derechos. ......."... l 4I5
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-01

Luego pagamos realmente
Ell. 80. Is p.S
sobre ell costo en- lugar del 10 gS
que debiera ser segun el~esplritu de
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-02
ROAD NOTICE,

NOTICE Is hereby given that petition
~ win be presented to the Commissioners
Of Monroe County, Ohio, at their next session
to be held on, the first Monday of September
1879 praying for the establishment of .
county road along the, following described
route in said county, to wit: Beginning at
the point where the road, vacated on the pc.
titiou Of Joseph Hamilton and others inter-
sects the road established on the sam pe.i.
ton and being on the lands of J. H Hamil-
ton, Summit Township. Monroe County, Ohio
thence through the Ian of said Hamilton
on or near tbe line of the old road; thence
through the lands of Christopher Kindelbsr
ger and Mrs. Ulrich to station No. I8. being
at the point to which the old road was vaca-
ted. and to intersect the old road at that
point. And also to view and establish q
road, beginning at section No. 81, at the
point where the present road intersects the
line Of the old Malaga road; thence through
the lands Of Christian Weber to intsrsect the
present Malaga road at the nearest practica.
bic point. MANY PETITIONERS,
june24, '79w5.
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.sHERIFF'S SALE. !
Mary Ann Fryinan 1 ano
.t .-4 VS..
Catharine Powell ct al.

DY virtue OF . certain order of sale in parti-
tion issued from the courtof common pleas
within and for the county Of Monroe, and State
of 0hio,in case pending in said court between
the above named parties; and to me directed,
will offer ior,sals at public auction at the
east door Of the court house in Woodsfeld d,on
Saturday, the 18Th day of September, 1879,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock .. m. and 4
O'Clock p, M. Of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit:
The southeast quarter of section twenty five,
township five Of range six, except fifteen acres
sold eff 'of said tract by said John Powell,
deceased, to Smiley Pryor, by deed dated
June Is, 1854; and also; except forty-six
acres sold off of said quarter section by said
John Powell to James Worlsy, by deed dated
June IL, 1884 containing ninety-nine acres.
Also, the southeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter of section twenty-five, township five of
range six, containing forty acres.x i,,l.,5.
Also, the following tract, being part of the
southwest quarter of the northeast quarter Of
section twenty-five, township five of range six,
beginning for the same at the northeast corner
of the southwest quarter of the northeast quar-
ter of said section twenty-five, running thence
west seventeen and seventy-eight one hum
6redth rods to q stone; thence south eighty
| rods to a stake; thence east seventeen and sew
lenty-eight one hundredth rods; thence north
eighty rods to the place of beginning, contain.
ing nine acres. one, hundred and forty-eight
| acres in all.
| Subject to the dover estate of Catharins
Powell in the following part thereof, to wit:
Fifty.two acres out of the north end of the
Of the above described. land. .- :.
Said property SO ordered to he sold is sp-
praised at $4,000, and may sell for two thirds
of said appraisement. -
TERMS OF SALE.-One third on day of sale
one third In one year and one third in two
years, with interest from day Of sale; de-
ferred payments to be secured by mortgage
on the premises sold, .c f
/ WILLIAM READ,
augl2,,'78w5. Sheriff N. C. o.
SHANNON and SPRIGGs q briggs, Att'ys
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EEIn fegatd TO Casanave's claims OF
Hayes Administration there seems e
be- q wide difference Of opinion. Tht
Republican, papers, both East and Wtst
admit that he ought 'to have been paid
before and that when John Sher.
man checked 81, ,750 out Of tie Treasury
at New Orleans Git was Government
mehey )to he applied 10 part payment
Of the claim of q member OF the Return.
ing Board xbo counted the Administra.
tion into power, be was simply doing al
act ofaardy justice. But Sherman him
self putstbe thing on different grounds
He put up the money under protest sim.
ply to get lid Of Cassnaye. Judge
Shellabarger, too, who seems 10 have
been mix d up 10 the negotiation, was
very much seitated, and finally 7slccee-
ded In getting CssanaveD bis money, &c
much as lie get, and then hurried him
out OF W ashineior. Now, If Casanast
had claim on Sherman and the Admin.
istration. why was there such . kicE
about paying ~ II I've. had no claim
why didn't Sherman have him arrested
for black-msiline aud extorting2 Pen
haps he still has some important facts aI
hand ready for use. And possibly il
win yet become necessary TO assess III
clerks to pay up tha, balance OF 81 300
which has to be met on the LIST Of ] nua
ry. There is some mystery about, tina
claim.-EnQuirer. ~ sss3 ess :.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
pA MRssBRLY "a minor cbild Of Autbo


I DA MRSSBRLY "a minor child Of Anthony
Messerly, deceased. aged about Is years. }
Nancy Zorne and c. Y. Zorne her husband,
who reside in the city Of Wheeling in the
State Of West Virginia, William Messeriy
who resides at Dover, St wsrt County, Ten.
nesses, Margaret Bare and Joseph Bare her
husband who reside at Belmont, Wabash
County. Illinois, Mary A. Haudsnsehailt and
William Haudenschails her husband, who
reside 10 Wstzei County, West Virginia, and
whose post office address is New Martins Viile,
Wetzsl County, West Virginia, will take no.
lice that On the 5th day Of July, 1879, John
Aesserly filed his certain petition in the
court Of common pleas OF Monroe County
Ohio. against them and the other heirs Of
James Messerly, deceased, Uths object and
prayer Of said petition, is to obtain, an order
of said court for the partition of, the real
estate of which James Messerly. died seized,
situate in the town OF Clarington,, Monroe
county, Ohio, to wit: Lot number (56) sixty
six in said town-of Claripgton (excspt STRIP
of the vest side athereof eighteen inches
wideg also the south half of lot number
sighty four in said town; also, lot number
ninety Ave of section nineteen, township
three Of range three in said tyFn Of claring
ton. ,.,,..'.t ~, 49,, !.
!, You are required to answer said petition
on Of before the 10th day Of September a
D. 1873 5a~iu HUNTER & MALLORY, Isl :
jyS,79t7..o qfIia' 'Ateys for Plaintiff. .
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Woman's Strategy.

a.Jack," said pretty girl to her small
brother The other day. II want you to
DO s,,metbing for me-that's good fell
lowp div ,sa aSot ,fs64 gpfala % "a
ssWhatis itf' growled Jack. who is
the brother Of the period. ,ai ssna bsg
why, you know that wig and nous
tache you used in the theatricals." li
sWell p ass at
sWell. won't you just put them or
and 90 to the concert tonight Au-
gustus and will be there, and, Jack,
want you to stare at me the whole even,
ing through your glasses.
"What You want me to do thatY
sYes; and as We come out you musl
stand in the door and try to slip me q
note--take care that Gus sees you, too
sWell, ] declared" '
because you Zee, Jack, Gus likes me
/ know; Int then be is awful slow, ant
he's we'll off and lots Of other girls are
after him. and-and he's got TO be bur.
ried I'D little, as 1t we're - 7
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,SHERIFF'S SALE.
Fi7l'tLE.pl. VE trFfE
John Eddy J,
VS..
Isaac Eddy ct al.


lDY virtueof certain order of sale IN par
ID titiou issued from the court of common
pleas within and tor the county of Monroe
and State of Ohio, in case pending in said
court between the above named parties, and
to me directsd,I will offer for sale at public
auction at the east door of the court house
in Woodsfeld, on Ysa.af
Saturday,th 13th day Of September. 1879
between the hours OF 10 o'clock a. m. and 4
o'clock p. m of said day. the following de
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county
Ohio, to wit: T Nr4aH 9rqlY ,a-gj
( The northeast quarter of section nineteen,
township five of range five. (excert the part
thereof owned by Jacob Schneider, supposed to
contain fifteen acres, and the part thereof own
ed by Philip Schumacher supposed to contain
two acres, and the part thereof owned by Henry
Windland, supposed to be ten acres and about
ene-half acre more or less conveyed for school
house and church purposesN containing one
hundred and Lhirty-three acres more or less,
also a part Of the southwest quarter of the
southeast quarter of section twenty, township
five of range five. commencing for the same
near the mouth of Death Fork at the section
line between sections nineteen and twenty;
thence running with the road on the west side
Of said run; thence with said read up said run
to where said road leads into said run; thence
to follow the meanderings Of said run up to q
sugar tree about six inches in diameter and an
elm about fifteen inches in diameter. supposed
to be about eighty-fye perches from the mouth
of said run; thence due east to the east line Of
said quarter quarter Of land;' thence south 10
the line between sections ninetesn and twenty
thence due west to the place Of beginning, con.
tanning seven acres more orsless; also, about
thirteen acres in the northwest; corner of the
northwest quarter. of section, thirteen, town.
ship five Of range FIVE, being the land decided
by Michael Hess and wife TO Michael Eddy, in
all one hundred and fifty acres more or less.
Said property so ordered to be sold is ap-
praised at So 0c0 and may sell for two thirds
of said appraisement.
TERMs-One third cash, one third in one
year and one third in two years; deferred
payments to bear interest from day. of sale
and to be secured by mortgage on the premi
ses sold. Esaiii siH g ~ e.'f's'''' ~
eetaa 95i.cs} tas7g WIN. READ, -
augl2,T9w5, Sheriff NJ. C. o.
PKARsoN 4 DoHERrY and H6NrER & MALLo
h. RY, Att,ys. ~ 81 ,s.3t.fS pEs - ~ q
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LEGAL NOTICE,
IAMBs BUCHANAN and william BuOhar

JAMES BUCHANAN and william Buchanan,
j whose postofice address is Nebra, ka
City, Ottoe County, in the State of Nebraska,
Nancy Jackson and 0ren Jackson, whose
postofice address Is Portland, Multnomah
County, in the State of Oregon, and Melissa
Sperry and Louis Sperry, whose postofice
address is Belleville,7 Wood County, in the
State Of West Virginia, will take notice that
Alexander Buchanan as Administrator of the
estate of William Buchanan, deceased, did
on the 3lst day of July, 1879, fles his GER
tain petition in the Probate Court Of Mon
roe County Ohio, against them, the object
and prayer of which is to obtain an order to
sell the following real estate which was ot
William Buchanan, deceased, to pay debts
Of said decedent, to wit: The southwest
quarter Of section eighteen, township Eve oi
range six, except twenty one acres in, the
north west corner of said tract.
Said James Buchanan, William Buchanan
Nancy Jackson, Oren Jackson, Melissa Sperry
and Louis Sperry are notified that they are
required to appear and answer said petitio n
on or before the 3Oth day of September, s79.
ALEXANDER BUCHANAN, ~
Admir- Of William Buchanan, decd.
augl2 2, 79td., i,.ssf sf4IsfrsssfT 1IA.CR
SpRlaas & DRIees, Att'ys
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THE instruction and methods are those of
i the best Eastern Colleges ALI instruction
in College by permanent professors. The PRE-
PARA TORY DEPARTMENT gives thor
ough preparation for college, and all the ad-
vantages of the best academies and high schools.
The next term begins Sept. IL.
Nv ANDREWS, President.
auy5 '19W4
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Ingram tbe cincinnati Enauirer.l

An inquiler for truth writes us from
AuaIaiz, County asking US for the text
Of Hayes, fist oder regarding Civil
Service Reform, the one which was ir-
tended RIO prohibi, Government officers
fromaaking part in political Conventions
and campaigns Here IT Is, with an iE-
PRODUCTION by its author; 7+f' { Z
ExIcuriyE MANSION, WASHINGTON
s.,,os ,s-l4sIa June IL, 1877
SIR: desire 10 call your attention to
the following paragraph In q letter ad-
dressed by me 10 the Secretary Of the
Treasury on the conduct to he observed
by the officers OF, the General Cover n
ment in'reiation to The elections:
aNo officer shall he required or per-
mitted to take part in the management
Of political organizations, caucuses. Con-
ventions orsclec,iop campaigns. Their
right to.yoie and exptess their views on
public questions, either orally or through
the press, is not denied, provided it does
not interfere with the discharge OF thei,
official dptiee. No assessment tyr Politi-
cal purposes on c6ice,s or sabordiaates
should be o,lored.
This rule is applicable to every dc
pariment of the Civil Service. /, should
be understood by fyery pficer yoff the
General Government that be is expected
to conform his conduct to its require
meuts. Very respectfullv,
r B. HAYES"
Two Important points are to be re-
membered While this famous osderiis be
ing read. Fist, That II is addressed tp
John Shermsns who is now here in Ohio
violating itldireetly and epenlyI second,
that tHe ole. Ne and otheremployess in the
Treasury, Departments. Of which John
Sherman is the head, have been 'ssses-
sed for political purposes this year, just
ss H,sy we're assessed eeveryh year since
she close Of Che war, In istefde6ance OF
the'order.e The qncs ton comes ap.i is
ME'Hsyes nan or mouse in iun-
ming his Administrator ssffaH his.
Haf H.N 4 r = safH HetT
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NOTICE is hereby given that petition
IN will be presented to the Commissioners
Of Monroe County. Ohio, at their next ses-
sion to be held on the first Monday of Sep.
tember, 1879, praying for the establishment
Of county road along the. following De.
scrited route in said county, to wit: Begin.
ming at the eastern terminus Of the Hamil.
ton road, this is q continuation of the Ham
ilton road established ct the December ses.
sion, 1858; thence through lands of Chris.
tian Weber to. in.erseot the Lewisville and
Ailtonsburg road near locust tree.
july22,'79W5. MANY PITT IrloNKRS.
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NvTIGE To STONE .MAS0NS.

b
CKALRD PROPOSALS will be received at
- the Auditors Office In Woodsfeld Monroe
County,, Ohio, September 81, 1879, to l2
o'clock, NJ, rtwo abutmepts near John u.
Bridgsman's, in Lee township. for bridge
across Barnes Run; length of abutments ls
iest at base and :s feet at top; height II
feet; thickuesso6 feet ist base and 8 feet on
top, with the necessary wig walls; all oi
which must be 6rst class masonry, and abut.
ments must be finished by the 10th day oi
November, 1873.
No bid will be considered unless accompa
MED BY good and ssufioient, bond The
compissioners reserve the right 70 reject one
or all bids.
By order Of the Commissioners.
80 "a v. H0RFFLER, Aud. n! G. o. .e'
iuly29. .'79w6. AJ;l9S y az ffgFaR as~,,saat
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NOTICE To- BRIDGE BUILDE RS.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received, at
- the Auditors Office in Wood.fsld, Monroe
county, Ohio, september s, 1879, to IL
o'clock, NJ, for wrought iron bridge across
Barnes Rum. near John h. Bridgsmad's in
Lee township, said bridge to be SO feet long
(extrems lengthy and Ia feet roadway, to be
completed by the 2Oth day of November,
1879. na,g ran ,sit
Bidders must furnish plans and spscifca
tions Of the superstructure. No bid will b.
considered unless accompanied by good
and sufficient bond. The Commissioners re-
serve The right to reject one or sll bids. b1
By erder of the Commissioners. .sri3 {
t. 81 u. HOEFFLBR, Aud. N. C. o.
july29,79w6. 4
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.qSome watermelon stories.
tBuilington Hswksye.l

They were talking about watermei
ons, and one OF them said that the best
melons be ever saw were grown IN the
East. ;riso d X,
A man from the great Safe of -NeN
York spoke up and saids Yo} uss1sg sn'
.Tbe melons that grow here can't be
compared to those that grow i'm our
State. Why down in New YORK We
have them IS big as q -four barrel" =,
ooh, that's not sc,'' said The Western
mansq why, you cant raises 'cmi there
as big rs teacups-lhe lands too; poor.
Why come ofrthat, New York land is az
poor that yen have TO file the sbeeps'
noses SO that they can get down close
enough for The grass, and in some locali-
ties they keep boys to 10 over the field
to hold the sheep up by the hind legs SO
they can plow the ground enough TO
keep from starving" Then the crowd
laughed, and the New York man spoke
up, and said: ;oi
THAT amt so bad as your Western
land. It's all swamp, and II q man has
q melon or q squash patch be has TO To-,
a big chip under each one to keep III. m
from being drowned out, and you can al.
ways see them floating round in the
wster." .sff4.y-,se.l
Then the Western man said ;,as7-g ~
"Tbey amt quite as bad as the way
they do In Jersey They plant thei,
crop OF melons in The swamp, and hy
the time they are. ripe the wafer 10 two
orihree feet deep around them. Then
the owner stands in the doorway Of bis
cabin With gun and shoots Them off al
iheelcm. and the tide floats them into
the house. Tbat'st the way he gathers
his CROP" : 7aesss has sio'ils Is .
Fhe New Yofk man walked away, and
the ungodIy crowd 10 tearing smiled :
sweet, gentle, happy smile. -,
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.

TN BANKRUPTCY.-Unite States District
i Court. Southern District of Ohio. In the
matter of Duvali & falker, Bsnkrupts. No.
170S, Notice is hereby given that John W
Duvall, one of the above named bankrupts,
has fled his petition in said Court for final
disc barge, and that the same viii be for hear.
ing before me at nay Office in the city of Ma
rletts, in said District, on the 10th day Of
September, 1879, alto o'clock .. m. at which
time and place creditors and others in inter-
est may appear and show cause, il any they
have, why such discharge should not be
granted. alo REUBEN L. NYB, "a
aus9s,' '70w3. Register.