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BARRErr-on Tuesday evening Jan. : " heart die
ease EdNard W youngest VI John Barrett. In ne
23d " his
The relatives and friends respectfully invited TO At
tend tie his late esidcnce 81 Sth this
ffidaNi afternoon at nclosk.
BAkBOl RAT Concord. Mass jan T. Mrs Mary Bar
bour. aged " years and months
BARNUM In Providence, Il l., Jan. s. John Baruum.
aged 70
BYERs AT Lula Junction, Ca. recently. Or. Josiah
St0idafd Byers. nephew Il ecu Albert sydney John
son ami Tor ten years ishipm,n m the United ~a'es
Navy. lie resigned Ms position ia tt about thirty
years ago IN order hvht duet lie served tnrrueh-
oat the In the Confederate army ard subs Iucnuy
studied medicine.
DANA.-At Derry. n. Dec n MARY Dana
fiTL~lNMoNS On THURSDAY. Jau . Ellsn. wife Of
the late Thomas fitksmm0ns. native OF County cavan,
irrisni In her list wear.
tend the funeral her late residence lis West t5h
II on SUNDAY. at T "
MiLLER-lan. =. Agnes Miller. sgcd wears. 40 months
ant day. daughter ~ John and Mtggse Niutr
Funeral from her parents rr-lirucc ~ North - -,
Brooklyn. u on Friday. at2 z VI
NcCALtrM-Ou Jan I. suddenly, Duncan McCallum,
aged 10 wears
Pune services at the residence Of his brother Neil
McCallm. 3t7 West iuth st. between -h ami On avs,
to-day fridaS. At o'clock. FRIENDS OF the family arc
HN.IN 81 aFFH gu
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when Rrindle. or Hess. spot shows the slightest
signs W sck 10 You not taA. immediate measures
relieve hrrf So too. when Bi'y Xii YOUR aNorite
colts hctray symptoms of di.ca-e yuu search Far
rrr tor Tue Indicated malAdN amt ITS uledN Il may
Boz You summon the nearest veterinary surgeon. Al
wise ami prudent this Hu il not that alhu. or
daughter TAR dcarrr tu YOU than All Che horses ur cattle
IN YOUR stahlrsf Yet for weeks 10 may he months 90
even year DEE or size has complained ot sens, of n
gunr or truWsincss, and dcttN. with occasional h.a
arne-hc sure inr'runn'rs 900 d~a~' tr 70 MAG uy the
face once blooming with the hnVs that uniy hcltl nn
ht pure, luNsoduus country air can sNr, hts become
VuIi. amt the eyes unnaturliN hr'sht You may have
noticed the slrht irN sh go early ufrniu- ami i-
Ant have attributed % to colt pnuut iraN fo s,ctrr
the proper tor rVlVf 4 months may c.t
q nu lifetime ot rrmor,c. Road tIr Peoples tonnnou
Sense VI d.cal Adviser endorsed boy the Nee IIls Theme
as book tor the people, in which Nou Will nud tuu
plrc description oi 40 their ca. syurt ius uud
proier dome treatment sixth rvF~, cdtuon nerlv
] 49, PAGES. ~ 't Address tine suthor. q y P.srcc.
y N.-Adr
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M.iRRIEIl

CLARY-YOtNG on Thursday Jan o BY the Rev.
Joseph Y. Muir. Gordon tiarv of Pusncld. Mass, TO
sophia T. Young, eldest daughter Of William Ioung q
Brouklyu
GRlFFfTH-JACESON- On wednc siav Jan. g. at the
residence the bride ptrcns Naphauk Suffolk County.
y by the Rev } a. Hobart Dv Mills. charles T.
Gririth to VI Al tustt Jackson
JONES-DJ mont On Jan. 7 At Bath on the u isou.
y Y by the Rev. Richard Temple. NJ william ". jones
Kansas Citv Mo. Mics iucc Dununt daug htsr u
V. a.. uumunt 90 hath on the Hudson y Y.
skfNNFH-HR AuiEi I'm TUESDAY. eth Inst BY ths
Rev william v TtVior u u Lnus = skinner to Lime
NJ. only daush liter of Francis n. Brldicy
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Arrived-tuCusukY. Jan q
IS Old Dominion. walker Richmond, City Point. ana
Norfolk
and Larnc gath
- Scitieiam Chcvahfr Rotterdam
- Flamhufough Frazier BtrbadoeA
IS Atlas Low. Aux Caves
- IRELAND. Fabcrty Antwerp.
s. Noimcr. Hauan. Bremen Dec Is
:. Abcm1rle. Gibbs. Lcwcs
- Lone star Clarp. New orleans
snip Raguar NcGrcgnr. Antw rrn.
Brig slrah Gilmore. OrIiim. MaNana
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THURSDAY. Jan. 9-FLoUR AND MEn-The
demand Tor hour wasm much less active. an
weak especially for common 'nirrne extras. though
not decidedly lower. W. quote Supcrnne. 81 no
$3.50. extrs staff. Sc 81 GSss3 ~. western sprig
Xxx and XXX 81 haas Is. DO winter shipping cxtras
patents :, 54ss % city Irpins cNra. 81 Gjes ~;
shipping extras slaSL6u Rye holr. rcrhae s.
ass IN Corn meal-Nc~teru. Nr a. A-af2 eu; Brandy
wine &C. e. ~ Buckwhca Hour p tuu rs 81 5sasi -.
6kAiN-Wuclt about steady. but quiet. saics - 90
bush tncluiinv frir No srftn.. sS'~si prize No
sim No do ~ 80, - ~. 4 amman ~ n5eti II OF
No 2 ~ fancy; white. e. 'Sffi H. tnchHitrg No ! 1t
81 TO- and tor tuture delivery l2pHl tu~h. No rcd
winter 81 100 FL ut fnr January. ant Fl tui asl
for February clnNn< At outside figures which sisI
ly dcHrvr Rye-sHtS 2utHn bush. ~. state at Csc,
which l. lower Barley anl hariev matt iul
PROvisiONs-Purk agan drmer. but quiet here. At the
Wes the shorts ing TO cover contracts.
Snbhls Tor NAV - Si sp5. ash lots sold
Lard was IN her and stroig from the
on the spot $3.50 tcs, including prime CITY Jfss1c
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These results have been obtained while the
Superintendent was obliged TO contend with all
tho emuarruSsmeuts incident TO the Inaugural
ton % a new system. as well a the hostility %
many individuals and interests welded 10 the
Old system because of the profits they had de-
rived IRON ne abuses Now that the system Is
fully organized ami has given such evidence OF
its value as to command the approbNt ion Of all
good men. there l. no reason tn doubt that
another season 81 navigation will show still
more gratifying results.
Tho following brief statement shows what has
been achieved since the reformation OF gross
abuses IN canal man agcment was undertaken
in -
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Far superior to comm porous pasicrs manufacturer.
ENpusluOnA Ate
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"Three BAH Washing Crystal" IL adopted
trade marx protect customers against many
worthless mutations G. n. FISCHER . 60.
Ladies' Try "BLCEpiNE." the best Laundry blue.
Pine 81 SILK Hat for ~ go. Derby and
snn Hats 81 ". Murth So l1 NNM NhurNh y. w .tar
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Use that unryaled and powerful mVigorant. philNp,s
'FaAtabt Cot Liver OF, an combination with IAos
phoNlulune. An DRUGGISTS Depot flau st-lfe
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CERTIFICATE or PRIZE.

NEW bRtEkNs, Dec. II. ISIS.
The undersigned certhes nat he held Tor collection
for account Of Lacharah NonrhieS attorney and coun
selOr at law. - Broadway. HrooklyA T. y AMI ,i Bed
ford av. BROOKLYN. n whole ticket No 70 2Hi Class
". In the Louisiana state Lottery. which drew the soc
ond canittl prize ct SAuu'u. on tn. -iay. Dee 10.
lS7s said ticket having cost the sum OF ten dollars ~
the oficc oi ~ L. Plum. $40 Broadway. New York. and
that the amount promptly Vaii in iu on pres ul
ton OF the uckct at the Office gf TIE Company.
7 VI WESCpAr
Agent Southern Express Co. New orleans, La
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BfNKTNG TIM FTNtNCIfk


Ocr Tor sale the Per Cent Bonds eithe- eouron
registered in denominations IN SUN purchasers Ronis
hand nr immediate delivery Called Bonds and all
the Varuus SECURITIES received payment
or purchased at FULL MARKET RATES
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Business nutltts.

Louisiana state Lottery Company.-io4th
Monthly Grand Distribution. New Orleans Jan 10.
-s57 prizes total $40 90, capitals s3DOo $1,000.
son, &C; 10000 tickets. two 81 dollars; halves.
one e. dollar Apply to NJ A. DAUPHlN. p q box
No aal n o. La o. u. 1. PLuM lll Broad MAy. y. Y.
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Keeps Custom SHIRTS utde tu sure The very best
that can be pr ducri prize, slN fo. - ferect
satisfaction -utrsnt,ri
kEEpS IATENr rARrLYMNpt DRESS su!8rS.
Nc very De Il tat ctu be- succeed 40 any rr'v, NlA iur
81 Fi..t nnishrf Pos ans Iiftic -tri
kFErS siNetlAN lNBRELLNS.
the very best Patent protected tih. niN ger cent
stronger than anl other tmihrvi a maze, al cash
KEEPS MD GLOVES
for Gents The best lruttnn plain enhr fC ed.
81 h pair 2hutteu plain embroidered. 81 - pair
KEEPS INhEkNfAR IL ALL STYLES
Hanikcrrhef-, Hosiery. Tie, A. Al goods warranted
samples aut tlfcu lAfs tulhld fftr.
KEEP NNNlfACrt RING CoNPANNs STORES.
637 BroadNaN. . ~, vi 3+i iuton -, BtooNlyn
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spum. Actitcs.
THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.

out today IN clear Hold Handsome Tyre.
LADY -fI.Yi HnALE SWEETHEART
By WILLIAM bLACh 20 CrntA
out To- Morrow,
THE PRiNCESS OF THE MOOR,
BY r. NAKlllI 2cc.
LATE t~SI Es
50 water GvpsrS hy /. q Mead .............. Ice
kga Norc Nii,.r chan n,aui ........... iuv.
w. Ffci Flrlsty a.
az FiIfiy f.uerr. hs AiUlfs u FOun.aupUe fIr.
4H whom the Snir Comes lloue Be-ani ami Rice i0c.
~, The Bsit. hs tlc au hHrni layli., Molly bawn.
4t.. al.n. Michael Dt.sf..Nt Harvest, Dob Nj
I 81 Rpii 10 both 900 uue nunA ........... t0r.
4ff 4 l. fi0r 900 t.' fi|t ffHr. Nf "a N nfu- fE.
4tt PumcrH, Ahtty hV Nr. HDurs W..H ~.
for sale o. new sl,licrs az above Prices sent st-
r1id rceIrt OF ~ cruis tor it.tut uIuhers. ant >
cent. Tor -ctut numbers by 1tokpk Nj Nl.u. ~ 10 ~
.lIst a. EST Nt.t AUrk
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THURSDAY. Jan. 9-p. M-Government bonds
ire generally nrm. The following were tho 5 r VI
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Amnn's Frrsniel fr O1ar
nuI. tiriiHurs hIHiirs nH|f
o'isr Epsnsss Fagaiis Prom
hcrcHats
Pr Ff'0luiiarrs R.fuir,
faIfrfr .aH's iff4arss HiHf
M. 90 ffsr~H Pml f0u
Proceeds U IIrss.
Tuti rrtrr sHfs ~ Ad0nH1f nf
cusiis. faciisiiHg Prart.
pni dad iaios, Canal
iisit
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friends The efficiency. economy, and inteR-
rity uf ono rspnHsihe executive head nave been
amply illustrated Ia the first year OF the expert
meut. The Superintendent OF Public Works
entered upon the duties of his officc on the 9Th
day Of February last BY his prompt and oncr-
getic cNerti0us. favored by n mild spring he
was able To- open the principal canals on the 18th
day " April. and kept Thorn open until the 18th
day 81 December. During the whole period of
navigation. tho canals have been kept In excel
lent order. aud the boatmen have had very
prosperous season. The total tonnage for tho
whole season oi navigation amounted to 5170,-
So tons against ojj 963 tons for the year
1871 showing an increase OF 2ii.s59 tons. At
the same time there has been q large reduction
in the cost OF maintenance ami opcr lticn.
cal year euilus sept ~ ls5f reported by the Audit
tor tneuiu- salaries OF of.4's Hni mi-ce ansous cN
pfu car, able 90 uc revenue OF the canals amounted
The corresponding items FOG the a.cal year
en,iins scot b. ISIS ssgrcgate Tut .... 73a 80 %
showing 4 decrease n ..... .... $50 ssh II
This saving Is tho more gratifying since as
above utcd the canals wore rottrnnstorrcd from
the Comm 'ssiuuer- to the Supcrinteu lent until
Feb. last. and tho now system had therefore
been IN operation less han ci.gDt months at tho
close u the fiscal year. II is but fair 20 add
that while the expenses have thus been de-
creased more than thirty per cent. the canals
have been kept In excellent condition, and have
season OF 1878. against 2l4 in 1877. and 2ll in
1876.
The not revenue fcr the fiscal year ending sept 30
80 is77 .... ''-'''.'.'- aoai 81
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These figures are mora eloquent than words.
md may be- safely LEFT 90 speak Tor them~ Ives.
No honest ana Intelligent nind can require any
th~ old and cor frt methods A long with the
results thus Ht we'd. the tolls have been
duced To- a point over than ever before known.
and "a great many articles have been placed
upon tie free list. Although Iu my opinion the
requirements OF the Constitution render 10
probably dangerous 20 attempt further redu'-
tOu ut tolls. 10 is matter for standardization tlt
they hay" been hr ught t. So low a point that
all the advantages % Tree caua- are subStan-
tally attained without the injustice II taxing
tile p.ulle fur theIr maintnnAmen.
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The game and nsh laws greatly necd your at
tenton. To preserve and increase our game
and FISH Is each year becoming more important.
II would bo perfectly feasible with clear and
stable statute. hut Is utterly impossible under
the confused mass ot Ihe existing law. the com.
prrhonslon and exc ution II which ~ NOE with
in human power. The delegation 90 the u. ards
Of Supervisors OF power 70 estahl sh regulations
tul. subject Wlfiln ter resp, ruDhiits now
generally conceded 90 have Boon mistake The Super
Wilson's u.un'y uukc rn regulations and 10 the tw ctsos
where thu1 have made them Uae are. claim
tu h l-nulAut ui thrr nlpu ts AGAIN, although the
u,url NJ the law j. that tlr super Isors inahe the cal
game regulations the legsiatutv. at every session.
passes Numerous acts general in olW, Lut IN many
tons
ttcen Inherent acts Of THIS sort passed az the last
session. before they reached the Executive chandler
n"lNci many leitrs from drereut parues urging tlHt
when fhe zane bills came up Tor ncuon some paruOs lar
hiil shouu he last signed Tile reason u tins anxiety
wa-HpIAient whrua I"rusal Ut the bills showed that
several ot them amended one certain section at TIE
"NisuW law Ia Rad AS ~ each hil provt'd 50 That n
ala thp bills sgurd. each one As Il received the
Executive ApuruNaL would repeal the approve
before IT, nnd the last ssned would ia effect repeal
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The general fund State debt is all paid and
q" lf-u To-. sl-2 G9i -. included in above. rcp-
r.-ont- t.e amount required 20 yield, ~ the rate
ot -.N u'r cont. the sum necessary 10 pay t4n
luII uunuitle=. The balance 81 $1,000 -
tolrty tl-' had NOT boon presented ior r deup.
ton % .'''.l-. OF the ii-"ul wear. balance u
{. ~ I--.ls IN the canal sinking fund. leaves
IT, Hunt ~ fhHt ielt uuproylded for. SEPT.
s.. ISIS. ~ ts.oDs .O3l52.
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lively music were rolled out to cover
the defeat.

lively music were rolled out to cover
the defeat.
/ lgave the little sister glance in
/ which m.ant to show the intense SYM
pathy felt. bu. she did not zee me.
Her eyes, swimming with tears. we're
on her brothers face l put my arm
around her. She WAS too much ab-
sorbed to heed the care:s. and before
could appreciate her purpose she was
en- her wsy to the shame-stricken young
man sitting with face like Q statue.
When he saw her by his side. his set
face relaxed. and . quick mist came
iuto bis eyes. The young men got
closer together. 20 make room for her.
She sat down beside him. laid her
flowers on his knees. and slipped her
hand in his. l could not keep ny eyss
from he: sweet. plying face. saw
her whisper to him. be bending little
to catch her wordA Later. l found
out that she was aahinG, him il hs knew
his piece now. and that he answered
yes. .t..
When the young man next on the
list had spoken. and while the band
was playing. the child. to the brothers
great surprise. made her way up the
stage steps. and passed through the
throng Of Professors and Trustees aud
distinguished visitors up TO the College
President.
If you please. sir, she said with
with u little courtesy. will you aud the
Trustees let my brother try AGAIN. lie
knows his piece now
For y moment the PFe%i.lsnt stared
at her through his gold.bowed spects-
clss. sad then. appreciating the childs
petition. he smiled on her, and went
down and spoke to the young man who
had failed.
So it happened that when the band
had again CEASED playing. it vas briefly
announced that Mr. - would now
deliver his oration-' Historical Pas-
allels.'
Amid the psrmutations and c0mbi.
nations Of thu actors and the forces
which make up the great kaleidoscope
Of history This the little sister
whispered to him az he rose to answer
the summons.
Ippic VI ueiXotcucu ouO cAPcCt0us
interest passed over the audience, and
then all sat stone-still. as though fear
ing to breathe lest the speaker might
again take fright. No danger! The
hero iu the youth was aroused. He
went at his piece with q set purpose
to conquer, to redeem himself. and to
bring the smile back into the child's
tear stsined face. watched the face
during the spesking. The wide eyes,
the parted lips. the whole rapt being.
said the breathlsss audience was for
gotten. that her spirit was moving
with his.
And when the address was ended
with the ardent abandon OF one Who
catches enthusiasm in the realization
that he is fighting down . wrosg judg.
ment and conquering q sympsthy. the
effect WAS thrilling. The dignifed su-
dience broke into rapturous applause;
bouquets intended for the valedictorian
rained like tempest. And the child
who bad helped to save the day that
one bcaming little face. in its pride and
gladness. IL something to be forever re
memhared
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PIANO TUNING.

Mr., PAUL SCHOENE. PRACTICAL PIANO
- AAksr and Tuner. vii b. herr In 6spAsm.
s~s.sk 70 reeev and Tnns Pianos: hia former sue
O.sui visats guarantee ssttsfsctiou.
naoss a ca - LEFT st v. u. Puinphfey's Boob
o13dlm
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SOLDIERS ADDITIONAL
HOMESTEAD WARRANTS.

A pPROvED 70, - AND 120 ACRE PIECES
"A which are certified BY the Coumissione4
Of The General Land once - eeauips. and which
aso subject 70 location without setsiemeet. for.
nished st short notice. Apply 20
JOIN LkA1Y,
Attogney-a&-LAv.
Seattle. ". T.. Aug. .. 1879. alodkwd
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digoa y. $. para su mas exacto cum
plimiento.
Y puesto ell c1mplase por s. E. q Ia
Real orden de Is de Abril proximo an
terror, de su 6rden SO previene q los Sres.
Alcaldes, Juntas locales, de Sanidad
y damas Autoridades y funoionarios de-
pendientes del ramo de Gobernacion,
que por razon de sus cargos estan LA.
mados 4 perseguir ell punible hecho q
que sc contraen las anteriores Sobera-
mas resoluciones, la escrupulosa' obser-
vancia de estas y la de las reglas g. y
f. de la Real 6rden de IA de Mario
proximo pasado, publicada en- la PENN
sula por ell Ministerio de Hacienda,
igualmente communicate este Gobierno
General, que omite gu insercion por ha-
berla veri6cado la Administration Cen.
trail de Contribuciones Rentas vease
la Gaceta n1mero IS de "a del corrien-
to }, teniendo en- cuenta por 1ltimo los
citados funcionarios y Autoridades que
81 castigo del delito de que SO trata es-
tt: reservado la jurisdiction ordinaria,
por 10 que en- todo case debe ponerse
4 sus >perpetradores disposition del
Juez conRpetente.
PuertoRico, 80 de JUNO de 1879
Ell Secretario del Gobierno General,
Francisco E0nhV,als q Martinez.
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COMUNICADOS..
OBSEQUlO AL MERITO.
RAQUEL..

No es la gratitud, de que le soy deudor con
toda mi familia al DR.. d. Est6ban Lopez, Ia
que me mueve hacer p1blico su acierto y
buen comportamento como medicO cirujanO en-
Ia asistencia que acaba de prestar mi sonora
esposa, esa compahera que comparte las pena-
lidades de la vida y del matrimonio, sin cuya
poderOsa Y necesaria ayuda ! cuan sensible Sc
ria al corazon del padre yer crecer q sus hijos
sin una madre tierna y carinosa que solicta.
mente los eduque atienda !; por ESQ no es la
gratitud, repito, 10 que me impulsa en- estos
raomentos 4 dar las gracias mas sinceras di-
cho facultatvo, sino un testimonio de justicia
a sus buenos conocimientos, al prOgreso one
hace en- ambas ciencias, y Ia que sabe elevar
la altura que Sc merece. iOjala todos sus
comprofesores supieraR imitarle !; que 81 hay
muchos como 81, por desgracia hay algunos,
muy pocos en- verdad, que desprestigian con
sus actos Ia nobleza de la ciencia.
De mi gra itud esta el futimamente conven
cido solo trato, pues, sin lisonjas de ningun
genero, patentizar ell hechO para 10 que pueda
convenir, no Lopez, sino q la humanidad do
liente sintiendo no saDer apreciar tecnica-
mente ell hechO 10 que daria mas importancia
al acierto y buen tratamiento empleado por
dicho facultativo.
En- peligro de muerte mi esposa, en- 81 1lti-
mo alumbramiento, mande buscar al citade
DR.. d. Esteban Lopez, medico tltular de Fa-
jardo, que una simple indication, Sc presen-
to en- mi casa con los instrumentos necesarios
del arte, inspire tanta confanza a todos con
sus palabras dulces y afables, propias de la
verdadera ciencia, y con sus pron6sticos que
instantaneamente sc iban realizando, que des-
apareci0 la alarma.
EmplR los instrumentos propios del case,
pero con anita delicadeza y decore que hizo
menos sensible ell lance, habiendo logrado sal
var q la madre y 4 Ia nina que parecia haber
nacido muerta.
Con su asistencia, va pasados algunos dias,
madre hJa sc conservan en- buena salud, v Ia
nina sin imperfeccion de ninguna especie.
Rndo este debil tribute de homemade la
ciencia, los buenos conocimientos del doctor
Lopez, no al amigo cuya recQnocida modestia
lSstimaria.
Lais Bas
Ceiba. JUNO de 1879.
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Sc venden muy baratas.

Una casa terrera de mamposteriay MADEIRA
en- el pueblo de Vega-baja, sitnada en- la Gale
principal, de mucha capacidad y con algibe, n
que con muy POGO gasto puede aplicarse CO.
mercio para grande escala; fonda6 cafe, etc.
Orra casa en- Ia mejor situaciOn del pueblo
de Morovis, de altos para vivienda, baios con
aparadores para tienda, horne de cocer nan
etc, construida de buenas maderas del pals :
cobijada de zink.
Dos Estancias de $50 200 cuerdas cada uha.
de buenos pastos de grama, IN los barrios de
Torrecillas Franquesl de Ia Jurisdiction de
Mofovis.
Otra possession dc 400 cuerdas terrenos pro..
pios para cafe y pl&tAnos, entire el barrioe
Front6n dcl pueblo de Ciales, Y oil del Jr
del pueblo de Manah, con algunas siemb'
muchas maderas.
Otra Estancia de mas de 200 cuerEs
nos de buenos paStOs, con parte
maleza propios. para, levantar uD
ca costa, con muchas palmas DE-
cada de mays.
La persona que interese r
propiedades puede verse
en- Manati, para tratar Dc
Manat, Junio 2S del
Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-04
TELEGRAMAs VIA SAN THOMAS.

Nueva-York, JUNO 28.--Un inge-
aiero americana, Eads, propone po.
nes i'm barco ferro-carril traves del
istme de Darien en- lugar del canal
'proyectado por M. de Lesseps. Ale
ga que su oroyecto cost"Fa solamente
una tercers oarte de la suma presu-
puestada para el canal, pudiendo eje-
tarse en- un tescio del tempo que
>oecesitara aqhel.
Dicase que Chile ha cedido la Pa.
tagonia q Ia repdblica argentina.
Los incendios en- Russia han toma.
do preparedness alarmantes> y de to.
dos los ambiros del imperio Sc anun.
clan diarias confagraclones.
Ha muerto Lord Lawrence.
Ell %, las II, lego el Nsle a Ply
mouth. -
Id. 3O.-Del Cabo Sc anuncia ha'
ber llegado al campamento ingles los
emisarios de Cettewayo para tratar de
la paz. Anadese que el rey zulu es'
ia dispuesto q aceptar cualesquiera
condiciones.
De L6ndres Sc dice que Lord Bea-
cons6eld ha rehusado despreciativa'
mente aceptar ell regalo de una guir-
nalda de orc compfada con una sus.
cripcion de a penique.
En- la Camara francesa ha sido
aceptada por una mayoria de ZIG
votos una mocion para discutir por
artlculos ell bill anti-clerical sobre
educacion.
Idem, julio 1o-En L6ndres Sc
asegura que son sinceras las PROPOSE.
clones de paz hechas por Cettewayo
La Repubhque Fraracaise, drgano
de Gambetta, combate la doctrina de
Monroe, de-. Senador Burnside, res.
pecto al dominic del canal de Pana-
ma y asegura que Ell proyecto es in.
dependiente de los gobiernos euro
peos. M. Rouher anuncia su volun-
tad de retirarse de la vida pdblica,
pero que apoyara al principe Jer6ni-
mo en- la prensa.
MERCADos.
N. Y..--Regular a buen refno So
d B.Cambios sobre Londres 4.86.
L6ndres Mascabado 16 ch. 9 p.
%. Descuento 2 p.% Consolida.
dos ingleses 97S. Franceses 82.O5