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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26
CAMISERIA
IA HLEGABGIA PUBaFO -RIQUIll.,,

Con este nombre ACADIA de abirse una nuo-
va camiserfa establecida por ell antique cortae
uoS de la camiserfa Habanera, ell que 80 pro.
ponesacer camisas muy baratas que pnedan
compeslr sop las mejores del extranjero Tam
tres de hlo algodon de- coIcr coll u nars "a -. -
misas como igualmelS calzetines I medias ei a
de todas classes, corbaths naf;nsl9s csI1n,os. ~
los camisetas muchfsimo mas arficn1os 1Ors.. ns
serla prolijo enumerar. : ' 4-s
i Una vista pues La Eegancia a.arto p;.
queha en- la seguridad que saldreis Co.,; Co.,
dos, no tan solo por 10 excelente de los objeeSss
sino por 10 muy baratos que son. -
No hay nj que decirlo, todos son de Ultima
novedad.
La Elegancia puerto-rique7ia.
2l-FoRTALEzA--2I.
FTemte "LA BORINQUEN.so
b. "a E.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26
DON Aureliano Medina, jsses de primera
Snstancio del DistqTto ole CQtearul.

Por 81 presente Sc cita llama emplaza {
todos los que sean acreedores de Don Justo
Skeret, vecino de esta Capital, para cue 81 die
veinte y ocho del pr6ximo mes de Enero Alas
ocho de su mafiana, comparezcan en- este jus.
gado Fortaleza n0 94) celebrar junta Re.
neral para tratar de la espera que So nomhrs
soicita ell Pror. don jose D. Infante; proPi.
niendose dichos acreedores que debe1 pre-
Tepecos apeebmeno S 0 az De sns ssr sS
mitidos en- ella; pues asf 10 tengo mandado pof
auto de veinte y cuatro de los corrientes
Dado en- Puerto- Rico veinte siete dc
Noviembre de mil ochocientos setenta nueve
-Auleriano Medina Ell sEscribano, Manuel
J. Calderen. #54
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26
PARA Ell CABELLo,,
AL PUBLICO.

Por disposition del ST. Presidente de ID ter.
cera Oomision del Excmo. Ayuntamiento. se
invita- los que quieran subastar ell abasto do
carnes para ell consume Epdblico de esta Ciu-
dad, en- los dias 5, sly 6del entrante mes
dentro de las condolences acordadas Dor
ell Municipio, que estan de manifesto en- 81 Ne.
gociado de mi cargo, para que concurran & 10
& las IL de la mafiana del dia n del corriertoi
Puecto-Rco "a dei Dlciembre l87s.- lei OA.
cial Secretario, Juan Power, r,-V. q. s-Padl,
Aa. :
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26

Extractamos del peri6dico La mlsdecane des
Fsrments el curioso hecho que va leerse eli
relative al indie del Cate Ingles de Paris.
Queriendo este mozo festejar ell ahiversarie
de Madame Dehomme, sc habia provisto dc
juguetes pirotecnicos y tenfa lenos de ellos los
boIsillos y las manos. Al dar fuego al prime
70 Sc infamaron todos y el pobre indio quedt
transformado en- ramillete de fuegos artifcia.
les. Tenia quemaduras en- muchas parties dc
su cuerpo y sobre todo en- las manos Inme.
diatamente lie inund6 Madame Delhomme cor
ell glico, ,tSnico del DR.. Declut y la curacion de
indo fue rapda. Sin cicatrices y casi milagro
samente ell gzico, ,tenico cura rapidamente to
das las llagas y las Intermediates cutaneas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26
UN VALIoso :
Descubrimiento M6dioo
JARABE
VIDA
REUTER-

Esta medieina fue descubierta por Ia sncana Eats
gER1lERA BERTRAND que durante mas de 30 a&es no
Sc ocupo mas que de enfermos de hcspitales. Com.
p6nese absolutamente de Plantas, Yerbas Y
Raices, es agradabilisimo tanto al paladar eemo
al olfato, pues es estfmalante arom&tica. Es un
purgante segurfsmo qae lmpia el est6mago los in.
testinos sin causar nausea nj dcler. No debitanun.
ca ydeja el sstema Abre sin resesar los iAtestincs
como acontece con los dem&s pursantes Pu6dsss
administrar los ninos = 6 los invalides CON todA
conAanza garantizandose que en- toda ocasisn daa&
por resultado la caraeion completa dc toda ndges.
ton extreamiente. Es ademas Hn poderoso estim.
lsnte = yyIGORADOR DEL HIGADO. sus
cfecbos sobre Ia sangre los hnmores son verdaae.
amente asombrosos, pues son mas inmediates CON-,
petos que los de cualquier otro Depuratve eeneedo
tenendo ademas Ia ventaja de que despues De reme-
yer arrancar el de la Escr6fula de las ucer.
40 malignas, de los Tumores eancerosos 10 arsas.
ira fuera del sistema por la evaeaacion. Nngun oro
depurativo hace este-con tedes clos 81 paciento
tiene cue temar pidoras otre pursante dasagrada.
bic cualquiera, pues de 10 contratio ei venenO -
queda en- 81 siateRa vueive 10 sangre. H
JARABE de VIDA de REUTER- 81 nn4
agradable al paladar, 30 neoesita de una segan
da dScis para alcauzar el efecto pufeantA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26

anexarse el Afghanistan. La prensa
rusa comenta en- tono violento la 81.
tuacion del Afghanistan.
Segun telegramas de la India, e]
general Roberts ha pedido que avan-
ce urgentemente ell general Gouh en-
cuanto arregle los negocios de Ca
bull. Los despachos dan positiva Sc
guridad de estar q salvo en- sus posi-
clones de Sherpar, 10 que ha resta-
blecido la pdblica confianza.
Han comenzado de nuevo los de-
guellos de Mandalay.
Despachos del Cabo dicen haber
tornado Sir Garnet Wolseley ell fuer-
te de Secocoeni habiendo capturado
al jefe rebelde.
MERCADOS.
Nueva- York 22.-Regular a buen
refno e d J. Mieles % a 42 ctvs.
gallon.
Cambios 4.814. L6ndres idem.-
Mascabado l E 2 ch 6 p..qq. Des-
cuento 3 p%. Consolidados 975.
3 p% frances 81.55.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26
lITBclOS DIVERSOS.
MURRAY Y LANMAN.

7zs3s7s7Es17sa VETBaIHEHLG uBauH pHFd
perfumar ell panuelo 10 mismo que para ell
tocador de las damas de buen gusto como para
ell bano por las personals apreciadoras de 10
bueno. Sc lie considera como el perfume sin
rival en- todo ell orbe. Sirve ademas como I'M
zaumerio en- las habitac' ines de los enfermos
proporciona gran alivio en- ell langor, fatiga,
pos racion nerviosa y vertigos, &C., &c.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26
"LA RAZA LATINA. /"
PERIoDICo INDEPENDENTS.
REVOCATION.

El que suscribe hace pd5lico que ha revoca.
do ell peder que tenia conferido 4 don Fran
cisco Trilla, quedando satisfecho de la name
ra proba con que 10 desempef6 a %
Puerto-Rico, noviembre rs de 1879 B. II.
Mass6, hta. el ~ Dbre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26
4.6S4

De la casa n1mero 54 de la Gale de la For
taleza sc ha robado un billete de dicho mime
70 de la letena de San Thomas al
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26
DE VENTA.

Un piano acabado de llegar, de una de lal
mejeres fabricas de Barcelona, por Ia mitat
de su precio. Luna l22 la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26


resulta & favor de persona distinta ; 8,
por fin, no sparece iEscrito q nombre
de nadie. 80 r%
I'm ell primer case, 81 Ia persona inte-
resada en- la inscription antigua obser-
ware despues de inquirir en- ell Regis
tro. que su inscription carece de alguna
ae las circunstancias que los artfculos
l7aI21 de laLey hipotecaria requieren,
podr6. conforme al articulo 447 del Re.
i0lamento para la ejecucion de dicha
Lev. solicitar la traslacion de la inscrip.
cion antigua a.los modernos Registros
adicionando las circumstances que e1
ella falten, por medic de la nota que Q
mismo articnlo determine, extendida d.
conformidad y frmada por todos los in
teresados en- Ia inscription caso de M
resultar dichas circumstances de algul
otro tftulo; debiendo advertir que cuan
do los defectos 6informalidades ocurri
das en- la inscription antigua procedal
an las fincas r1sticas de sus lindero
deber6n firmar la referida nota los due
nos de los predios colindantes.
En5el case segundo, 6 sea cuando e
danoiaio de la fnca resulte inscrito
favor de persona distinta de la que pro
duzca la transferencia 8 gravamen, de
ber6 esta exhibir en- los Registros todo
loa tftulos de adquisicion de Ia finca qu
relacionen la propiedad> inscrita con i
oue sc intente inscribir, pues de otr
modo los Registradores, atendiendo q
p6rrsfo cuarto del articulo veinte y och
de la Ley hipotecaria, habran de dene
gar la inscripcion.
% d psso teFesE9 8 ses 9qsQaio y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26

tades, en- esferas limitadas, en- los de-
partamentos ejecutivos de Washington
y en- a,gunas aduanas y administrator
nes de correos de las principales ciuda-
des del pals, con objeto de ensayar mas
sus efectos y en- todos los casos han
dado resultados satistactorios.
La economic, pureza y efcacia del
servicio pdblico adelantarian mucho
con la introduction sistematica de las
oposiciones, siempre que fuesen practi'
cables, en- todos los ramos del servicio
civil del gobierno, con tai de que no
hubiera una direction general para ga
rantizar Ia igualdad y la justicia uni
forme. Informes del secretario de 10
Interior, del director general de Co.
rreos, del administrator de la aduana
de Nuvva- York, donde Sc han verifca-
do las oposiciones, y tambien del admi-
nistrador de aduanas, captain del puer-
to s interventor de Nueva Orleans, y
de los ADMINISTRATORS de correos y
rentas de otras varias ciudades grandes
demuestran que el sistema de oposicio.
nes, siempre que SO ha aplicado, ha
contribuido de diferentes modos q me.
iorar ell servicio p1blico. Las memo.
rias demuestran que los resultados har
sido en- alto grado ssludables y que IL
: aplicacion general de reglas semejantel
no puede m6nos de ser un beneicio di
recto para ell servicio. Las memorial
: de los empleados del gobierno en- Il
ciudad de Nueva York son las que me
jor atestiguan Ia utilidad de las oposi
clones abiertas para todos en- sus res
J pectivas ofcinas, demostrando que " cd
] tos examenes y las buenas notas de 10
. que por este medic habian ingresado 81
! el servicio habian tenido un efecto mar
4 cado en- los que va estaban enpleadof
Y sobre todo, en- los que aspiran q tene
r ascensos. En- algunos de estos Sc b
j fnotado mas estimulo por 'el trabajo
: un deseo de- extender sus conocimien
. tos, contribuyendoS levantar la part
!. moral de todos los empleados. A 10
s ejercicios de oposicion han acudido mu
: chos ciudadanos, que han tenido un
! oportunidad completa de investigar {
!. aIcance y caracter de los examenes y {
: r!m@todo do determinsr Ion rssultados,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-01
THE CITY JAIL.

The following are the statistics of the jail
for 1878:
Committed fer misdemcanors: White
males. 176 white females, Sd; colored males,
800; colorcd females, lSl-total, G9l. Com
mitted for feiones White males, As; white
females. O; colored males, 68; c1lored fe-
maleS, 14-total, 100. Committed for larcc-
nv: White males, II; white females, q; CO.
lored males, Co: colored females, 33-toia l.,
1O5. Committed for Iunacy: White males,
s: white females, colored males, s; CO.
Iored females, total. "a. Conveyed from
iail to the penitentiary: White males, s.;
white females, 0; colored males. 10; color
ed females, total, 10. Committed to Jail
by United States authorities: White males,
); white females, o. colored males, 8; CO.
ored females, 0-total, 8. Total number CT
commitments during the year on all charges,
9GO.
There were two commitments on charge
OF murder-both colored females.
Two prisoners are awaiting action OF the
Court OF hppeals-to wit: one white male,
convicted Of 4 misdemeanor, and sent to
jail for ten months and fined $500; one
white male, convicted of miSdemeanor,
and sent to Jail for ten months and fined
500. Present number Of prisoners con-
fined iu Jail, 90. Average number OF prison.
ers during the year, ABOUT 100. During the
summer there was much diarrbGa and dys-
entery. During the last quarter large pro-
portion OF the inmates Of the Jail have been
affected BY malarial poison in Its various
forms. There has also prevailed among
them bronchitis and catarrahal affections.
There has been one birth in the jail during
the year, and no death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-01

:o,ltoyy DEGREES, ] 81 number OF maj ae-.
crees, 10; number removed from o c'i'e'
courts, @. a.
Prosecutions commenced, o;
number pending, i ;fnnmber decided,
Dave OF session--FaIl term. 6S; spring
term. 4s: intermediate or special TERMS 90
total 14S.
Hcuric0 County Court.
Judge. Edmund C. Minor. Clerk, Samuei
Up. Waddill. Deputy Clerk, George W.
Number of criminal cases disposed Of
FeIonies %; misdemeanors, bG-totalt w.
Number OF criminal cases penang, o.
Amount of fines imposed by court, s2io
amount OF fines imposed by magistrates anu
maid into court, S60.50. Amount OF capita-
fion and personal-property tax paid INTO
clerks office. S45.01. Number OF liquor
licenses granted-To sell by retail, ~ 10
sell bv tic drink to he drunk where SOLO,
35; to keep I'M ordinary, total. Us.
board OF Supervisors Of Henrico County
Members: William I. Mordecal tchairman)'
John L. Grubbs. Colonel Normand omitn,
and DR.. Thomas S. Michaels. Ihlrteen
meetings. were held during The year.
Amour. levied for county purposes, lnciuu-
inc the sum OF $4,000 to meet expenses,
roads. sIe, $40. The percentage for raising
the amount which the county was cbargea-
bic with for the year 1878 was sixty per
cent. ON the amount OF State tax. A tax OF
twenty cents on the $500 value OF property
Syss levied for free-Schoo1 purposes.
Number OF warrants drawn on the coun-
~ treasurer, exclusive of orders for jury
service, 500.
From the report of the superintendent Of
the Poor, Henry EoegIer, it appears that
the expense of maintaining poor at place OF
general reception for the year ending 3Oth
November, 1878, YVES sl,S53.6 &C.; that there
is in his hands, on account OF the poor fund,
S1;564. 7e. thus rendering levy for the year
expiring 30th November, 1879, unnecessary.
On the 21st OF December the convlcts en-
ployed upon the public roads were returned
to the penitentary. The members OF the
Board have not yet determined Whetuef
they will renew Tie contract for the present
year, should they be able to procure the
corfyicts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-01
BURIALS DURING THE YEAR.

The following is 4 statement OF the inter-
ments III the several cemeteries during tic
past year:
HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY-Jdmes U'HccGe,
SertOp.-Burials for the year: January, -;
February, 10; March, 25; April, 10; May,
%: June, II; July, %; August, 81; Sep
TENDER, 10; October, 81; November, 1G;
December. 81; stilborn, 19-total, 2S6.
Last year the total number OF intermcnts,
including stil!-born, was Isl; increase in
1873, ).
JEWISH IyTERMEHTs-Thc Jewish cemc-
tery is under the control OF 4 Joint commit
tee OF the two Jewish congregations IN the
citv-NIr. Millhiser, chairman; NJ. l.. jill
cobson, secretary; NJ. L. Straus, treasurer.
During the year there have been lG inter-
mcnts.-10 adults and 6 children. Four OF
the adults were uon-resldents.
CATHOLIC CEMETERY.-Jo MCGedry,
Keeper.-Situated OH the Mechanicsyilic
turnpike about one mile from the city. Blu
rails, G7-adults, 81; children. 35.
ST. NARY's CEMETERY (GERMAN) .-Burials
during the year, 27-aduitS, II; children,
Is.
ST. JOINS CEMETERY (EPIsCoPAL).-Du-
ring the past year there was only one burial
in st. Johns Cemetery. Since November !,
This cemetery is owned and governed by
the city. Its condition is dcplorabe, and
some steps should be taken for its improve
ment.
SH0cKOE-HILL CEMETERY Charles Z.
Blazer, Observation-Disclosures the control
of the Committee on Cemeteries. Number OF
interments in cemetery: White adults, 81 /;
white children, 84-total, 17S; number OF
interments last year, oil; decrease from
last year, SO. In grounds adjoining: Col
ored, adults, "a; colored children, 176-to-
tai, 27O; number Of interments last year,
1924; decrease from last year, o..
! LAKEWOOD CEMETERY-W. L. Smith, Keep
er.-Reports Of intcrments In the cemeteries
under charge Of w. l.. Smith Oakwood-
Female adults, 81; male adults, "a; male
children. 81; female children, 62; still
born, -; not married, 4-total, 250. jew
| ish-Female children, /. Colored-Female
adults, 10; female children, 3; male chil
dren, 3; male adults, 8; still-born, 2-total
| 81. Grand total, 49,. Oldest male inter
ment, Charles y-seventY-nine years
oldest female interment, Mary Alyis-ninety
years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-01
COURT ORDERS.

NOTICE.-IN TIE MATTER OF s. G..
This matter was this day Lcard upon the report Of
the Register upon petition OF assignee, for Il sale,
free OF liens object ions tn -cto OF various creditors.
and the answer of William l.. SiniS thereto, and
was argued by counsel. On consideration whereof,
the Court doIh ut this time decline 10 make any de-
cree of sale whatsoever but. as preliminary thereto
doth appoint ~ NJ. Aiken Is special commissioner
II take. upon special notices mailed 10 all known
creditors aud ieuOrS. their counsel. or both, ana
upon due publication in newspapers published IN
the cities tof Richmond, Lynchburg, and Danviiie.
10 all The parties concerned an account OF all the
real estate of the bankruptcies value ana the liens
thereon whether anterior TO baukrupt'S
owncrsh hip or created by him-and shalt ascertain
the respective amounts Of all such ltcus. ami make
SpecIa statement OF the amount due general or I'M
secured creditors and shall further ascertain and
report TO the Court The character and state of any
suits involving the asccriainmcut ana iludati0n OF
any Of such liens, that the COurf may be enabled
TO Judge Of the cNpcdicncy OF RENTING to The courts
In which such suits are the entertainment and ligul-
tlation OF the claims asserted therein aud TO fur
scheduled by said bankrupt. with Il view of report
Ing The eXnedicncv or incXEcdicncy OF allowing
them to execute their trusts: and shall further
port his opinion upon III! the facts OF The case rs 10
he adYiSability OF the sale by this court. free OF
hens. And further 1t appearing from exhibits fled
in this matter that there are two suits pending In the
Chancery Court OF Richmond. In which The bank
rpt was il party, aud the amount due the creditors
In dispute, such suits may, by leave of this Court,
proceed 10 Judgment for the purpose Of liking the
= mount due and the character of, or obligation
liens: and 10 this end, William 4. Sims. The assignee
IS hereby directed himself to be made party
10 said Siif, as TO project the interests Of the
estate aud the general creditors of the bankrupt.
ALEXANDER RlVES,
District Judge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-01

Childsry, presi dent Jordan Rtcnarusor
secrssarvs Membership, -.
Tetaperance Legion. u II, Carter, pre-
sidcnt: r. Anthony, secretary. Member lis
ship. Saa. !. :.
Youngsters Onion. Meets at Samaritan
5Hah Navy Hill, tirst Monday. We. koane,
president; Edward Thompson, secretary.
Membership. II.
sfdent: Jordan Robinsoa, secretary. mem
Sons and Daughters OF Moses--Moses
Lodge, No. 10; Rebecca Scott, president.
Membership, 43.
tinted Sons OF a.cve (JuniorS. Rufus
{1watbs,ay, president. Membership, 70. .
Secret Sons If love. w. Fl. Ishats presi-
deaf; w. II. Baunis;er, secretary. Mem
berstip. 90. ~,
Sons and Daughters Of Providence. Rev.
Ennis Dickinson, president; E. Dickinson,
DR., secretary. Membership, 40.
Industrial Brotherhood Order have. hVe
coupcils-Beverly Binford. graad cnieI OF
the State; Abram Binford, grand secretary.
Starlight Club. Ophelia Wnston, pres
ident; Masste L. Carter, secretary. MEM
bersbip. Al. n,
Youngster Mechanics. Jokn I. Tomlin,
president; a. P. Fleet, secretary. Mem.
bership, 81. This club is composed OF
young mechanics.
ident; Jones A. Turner, secretary. Mem
bership, ID.
virginia Hunting Club. Sam Tinsley,
president; George Grant, secretary. Mem
bership, 81.
.Juyenale Templars, Gaines Temple No. !.
Julia Gaines, superintendent !; Tabby
Booker, secretary. Membership, 20.
Bachelors Club. James Lewis, presl-
dent: z. &. Martin, secretary. Member
ship, 81. -.
Star of Bethlehem. Joshua Fry, presl-
dent: IA. &. Ware, secretary. Membership
90. Meets at their ball in Woodville.
Goo& Templars' Insurance Association.
Dr.. !. G. Ferguson, president; b. d. r RANK
lyn. secretary. Meets monthly at Dr. Fer
eHsori's office, Second street.
TheaGalieans. This orser has four coun-
ellis in this city. RoyalBurks is the deputy
ruler Of the State.
Covenant Lodge, No. q, Grand United
Order OF Chaldeans: A. Blnford, w. L.;
A. J. Grown, w. r. S.
Edues tional and Historical Associa-
ton.
J. w. Cromwell. president; Q. NJ. Stew
ard. T. voolfolk, Rev. j. II. Holmes. Rev.
William Troy, and Rev. W. b. Derrick.
vice-presidents J. II. Bowsar, correspond
ing secretary; Thomas ,Cayton, recording
secretary; Miss K. L. Dixon, treasurer;
John G. Baugh. librarian: Miss III. F. Wool
folk, J. G. Baugh, and j. A. Taylor, eXecu-
tive cenmittee for three years; R. +.
Brooks, A.Y. NoErell, and Miss r. L. Dixon,
committee on library; j. IL. Bowser, Rev.
A. Binga. and W. c. Roane, committee on
Scho1urGiliD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-01
| No, 556J.l
NO. 00O0.I
10 GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
L the 27rh day Of April, A. ID. 1873. 4 warrant
in bankruptcy Was ISSUED ont OF the District Court
OF The Uniled states tor the Las District Of Viz
gina against the estate OF Daniel Stevens. of Rich
moud, Hcnrico county, in said district. who has
the payment of any debts and the delivery OF any
property belonging 10 said bankrupt 10 him or Tor
his use and the transfer OF any property by him,
forbidden by law: that meeting OF the creditors Of
said bankrupt. 10 prove tu ir debts and choose one
or more assianccS Of his estate Will he held nj Il
court OF bankruptcy b. holden at Richmond: VA,
before Thomas s. Atkins, Ed. Register In Bank
rIptcy for said district. on The It'll DAY OF JAN
UARI. a. ID. 1879. at l O'Clock T. NJ.
G. Z. RAMSDELL.
IN l-W2w United States Marshal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-01

xNote-T record OF deaths In December Is made
up to TN 2lst of December. FiOm the returns made
TO this Office 10 that date 80 deaths were reported
among the white aud 4 8 among the colortd pODmla-
ton. We have estimated that al tc same death
rate for tie balance of The year II Will be above
reported. In the year 1877 the number of deaths in
the city WAS 1,G49. During the year 1878 there
were only l a 43--ShOwiD@a decrease of 2n6.
The estimated population Of the city ut the middle
of the Year was 79,00O-Thite. 1880; coored.
$1,000. This estimate gives an increase Of only
LOO 10 The whole popu!ation-an Increase of 900
to the white and COO 10 the coorcu. The rate Of
mortality per 1000 Of the entire population Is
1926. The rate OF mortality Of the white pupula-
ton Is l4.Gl; OF the cocred population, 23.47.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-01
iv Frank -. liIlI.
lItat Estate .htIr'l"irrl
HOS Main STREET.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE or NhLI Nl;j l.
N real. ESTATE - TiIE cot \Il - ~ ~
RICO AND CITY OF E!IliMbNp ~ ~ ".'
At'ITIUS.-In pursuance vi u t'rr'r al |t1 a. o
States UistrIct Court tor II,. Va era !I-1rr' .a -
ciuia OF the 23d dav at November. !~'~. .' VIE
matter at samuel Tuch"y. bankrupt. a "-..-3 ~
said h.aSruI,t will sci az rnDlC au''''.t u ...
rr,.mi.rS. on SATURDAY. IlMutI, "a. , : -, -,
II O'Clock NJ. >INTi-TlIEIE a. - 'F i.'N'
I'm Iirn,icp county. on the New TH'' r''"'.
tftrr which. say AT q, u'cuch i. Il. %it1 80 3
The nrnm!srs rhr HOUSE AND Ion nu SO.
street, I'm the cIfy OF Richmond tlpt irHt;E- 81 ..
1916 rurtJ and now occupied ny :a!t I@' n'.. -
haiis,. Is IN very good repair.
TERMS !: Cash "a Ia one fourth Of i!' lNt. ~,
money: and the balance uuon u crc'H' - :"'''' -'
aud twelve months. for ucgo.il .lc NOTES. ". ~.
tcrcst added from the iiy O' >air. !ii."r"i ai't
the purcllasc-momcy Is pal" III Iu ana cow
ordered bT the court.
JAMES y. D;'\Irr, t.A-"..
FRANK u. HILL, AucIi"E"er. '' b..