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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-31
LAS MAESIAS.

H3nse publicado en- La Prensa Y
EN- H Contemporaries dos comunica-
dos procedentes de aquel pueblo en-
los cuales, segun noticias, Sc CONS ten
algunas inexactitnles. Lamentase ell
primero de no haborse nombrado de-
positario municipal 4 D. Miguel Me-
dina. No Sc lie nombro, por la muy
ssncilla razon de que SUI solicitud fue
desechada por u,animidad en- una
session del ayuntamiento. Respecto
al comunicado lie M Contemporaries
que Sc queja de no habersele perni-
tido a un ir.dividuo dar funciones
sobre ensayos de magnetismo, cree
mos que hizo mup bien la autoridad,
toda vez que esas practicas estau pro-
hibidas por el Gobierno.
FL NAL estado de la iglesia debese
q que no llevo 4 cabo el ayuntamien-
to anterior la reparacion para la cual
votara mil pesos; el actual ha acor-
dado dltimamente proceder 4 Ia for
macion del proyecto y presupuesto
para la construction de un nuovo
temple.
Recientemente el alcalde D. Fran
cisco Anuoui ha dirigido d los conf
sarios una circular que ha dado por
resuitado un considerable aulneato
en- el ndmero de nifios que con-
curren 4 las escuelas. E cementorio
nuevo Sc mantiene Ell muy buen es-
tado y ell viejo esta circuido por una
s6ida y conveniente cerca que libra
aquel sagrado lugar de cualqoier pro-
fanacion.
Tendremos sicnpse un placer es
pecial en- consgnar las mejoras que
Sc lievan 4 cabo en- los pueblos y en-
encomiar su buena administration.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-31

Los atenienses, amantes 10 sumo de
la belleza, no hubieran nunca ideado
semejante barbaridad.
Nj por esas |! Todos los dias inser-
tan los periodicos liberales de esta pro-
vincia, guisa de pregon, excitaciOnes
con ell plat6nico fin de adquirir nnevos
suscritores y de apuntalar tan comba-
tidos edifcios.
ST en- tus clamores no cesas
Perderas tempo pulmon
PoE que es la contestacion
Del p1blico: Nj por esas
Es raro. = En- un peri6dico de Pom
CO campean unos versos, no muy
buenos que digamos, los cuales So de-
dican 4 Minina.
Hasta ahora cre1amos que este era
un nombre de comun aplicacion a Ia
raza gatuna.
Obito. Ell sabado pasado fallecio en-
Bayamon, despues de su alumbramien-
to, IL virtuosa sonora Dona Cristina Pa
dro, esposa de nuestro amigo Don Fran
cisco Barreras, dejando su familia SUI
mida en- ell mas intense dolor.
Acompanamos a su respectable fami-,
liza ell su legltimo sentimiento y hacc-.
mos votos por que Dios haya acogido
81 alma de la que no existe en- Ia man-
sion de sus escogidos.
0bservaciones meteorologicas de aver.
-Aitura del bar6mstro: las 10, milf-
metros, 1890; q la !, 1890; Alas
7581O.
Term6metro seco, centigrados. Tenn
peratura del aire la sombra las 10,
5000; a la /, 33.40; q las 4, 1920. s.
Temperature maxima durante las "a
horas del dia, 1920; mlnima 24.80
Que Sc evite. -Arreglado al Bando de
poicls debe impedirse que, con peligro
de las personals, como esta sucediendo,
anden animales sueltos por el paseo de
Puerta de TERRA. ~
Pagos. Hoy, de 9 z 10. Sc han paga-
do en la Tesorerfa de Hacienda los nt-
meros de orden 135 y 1876 correspon-
dientes al T. cupon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-31

La Gr6nica la dicho va claro ,o
que e. y sus correligionarios Sc pro-
ponen al combatir ell Institute de los
Jesuitas quieren h5era3izar la e'ese-
Nansa, y al efecto encargaran a sus
amigos diputados esta mission. S.
we, pues; que Sc trata de hacer en
Puerto-Rico 10 que M. Ferry en- Fran
cia. Bueno es saberlo. Los que ven
gan leyendo con atencion ell discnrso
delconde Nun va saben adonde q5'ie'
rem llevarnos nuestros antagonists
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-31
Los QUE EsTAN CURAD0S
DE LA LEPRA COLONIAL.

Lo siguiente es de Ell Autononaista !:
"GoLpE DE EsrADo EN- PARAGUAY
Un telegrama de Rio Janeiro, via Lon
dres, f9cha 16 do JUNO, anuncia que ell
general Julian Godoy ha depuesto al
presidente del Paraguay, y Sc ha pro-
clamado ief9 del G obierno.
Gel presidents del Paraguay que
ACADIA de ser derribado, es D. Cindido
Barreiro, que fn6 elegido despues del
asesinato del presidente Gil en- Abril
de 1877. Ell mismo Gil fue elevado al
poder en- 1874 por la revolucion que
derrib6 su vez al presidente Jovella-
nos, successor de Rivalora, asi mismo por
derecho de una revolucion que en- gran
parts fu6 dirigida por el actual director
de N Autononsista.. Rivalora, antes de
gu elecciona la presidencia, formaba par
te de un triunvirato que fue 81 primer
gobierno regular del Paraguay despues
de la derrota de Lopez por las fuerzas
aliadas del Brasil, Uruguay y la rep1-
blica Argentina. Sc recordara que es-
ia guerra desigual, que agoto las fuer-
zas. vivas del Paraguay, termino por
La mu6rL0 u0 1OpoA, H HuioA uA SOAOd-
do brasile1o atraveso con una lanza
orilfas del rio Aquidalian, On L. de
Mario de 1870.
EEL nnevo dictador Julian Godoy
era en- esa 6poca uno de los raros CO
roneles que sobreviven al ejercito de
Lopez Durante la guerra dio numero-
sas pruebas de valor, tomando p.rte
posteriormente en- todas las revolucio-
nes que han derribado sucesivamente
diyersos presidentes del Paraguay. Ju.
Ian Godoy fue promovido al grado de
general en- 1874. Els de orfgen Indie J
de so amos de edad. Abriga Ia esperan-
"a de restablecer un regimen semejante
al que existla en- la Asuncion en- tiempc
de Lopez.
A 10 cual agrega La Noz de Cuba:
"Esto dice Ez Aatonomssta, no sabe
mos 81 guisa de anuncio.
Cuapdo recien llegado aqul su Direc
tor; tuvo Is singularlsima pretension dt
10 mandaramos 4 Madrid como 70
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-31
MALi IMPERIAL
Sc 6pase.

Dueno exclusive de Ia imprenta que estaba
4 cargo de los Sres. Exp6sito Benitez, aun-
que otra cosa Sc anunciara EN- ell peri6dico Sc
manal 'sEl I.ente,' Ia he hecho trasladar & 10
calle de Tetuan num- 80 y puesto bajo la di-
reccion de d. Manuel Esp6sto, con la espresa
condicion de que en- ella no Sc publique mas
peri6dico que ell DoN CAND1Do.
En- tai virtud, cualqulera obligation COM
promise que aqueEos sehores ,contrajeran has
ia Ell dia, es compietamepte extra1o al estable-
cimiento citado y de ningun modo Sc halla es-
te snjeto su responsabldad
Puerto Rico, agosto % de s74-Saturnt.
no Gonzalez Reguer0 d. g.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-31
COMU NICADO.
Sr. Director del BoLEr1N.
Puerto Rico, 80 de agosto de 1879.

Puerto-Rico, 80 de agosto de 1879.
Muy Sr. mio amigo Permita ". que
feste 20 4 la sociedaL toda de- Bayamon la
profunda gratitud que, al retirarn1e de di-
cho pueblo, llevo grabada en- mi pecho por
las atenciones de todo genero que de aquel
quito vecindario he recibidO en- Ia muerte de
llecida inesperadamente eli tiia % 8las dos
horas de dar vida una criatura.
E! profundo sentimiento que embargo mi
amino no me permite aun coordinar mis-
ideas pero siquiera sepan cuantos han acu-
dido d velar ell cadayer y. d acompafiarleta q
su Ultima morada, tanto de Bayamon como
de esta Capital. que les viyira eternamente
reconocido
FRANCISCO BARRERAs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-31

das sus infnitas Manifestations hu-
manas.
.Termino ell Sr. Rosich con la lactara
de Ia brillante poesla del eminente poe
ia Nunez d.. Arce, 4 la muerte del lis
tinguido hombre p1blico Sr. Rios Ro
sas, & cuya conclusion resonaron de
nnevo los aplausos que 4 cada uno DE-
los que ocn nparon la tribuna tributara IL
concurrencia."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-31

presentante de la provincia de Ia Haba-
na, para dsmostrarnos que era aigno
lie este honor, nos sseguro quo era lis
cipalo de Pi y Margall.
Pues no Ia habla de ser! Y de los
mas aprovechados, segua sa detiuco
del auuacio quo acabamos de transcri-
hir.
Estamos enterados, y 10 tandremos
pre- sente para 10 que SO offezea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-31
PANADEROS.

Hariaas espahola y americana superior acs.
bada de recibr por el vap. espaiol ssCastjllan
almacen de J. EustaQnio Cabrera, Gale de Il Il
Cruz ndm, ls a~a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-31
K0VINIEI70 MARITIME.
FRANCISCO BARRERAs.

ENTRADAS. -
Agosto s.-De Fajardo, balandra espafola
"Eloisa," en- lastre.
- 29.-De Manatf, gol. esp. ".Buena
Esperanza, con carga.
De Humacao, gol. esp. ''Marfa
Manuela," con carga.
De San Thomas, vap. esp. San
JUAN" en- lastre.
~ SALIDAS.
Agosto 2s.-Para Luquillo y Fajardo, balan.
dra esp Enriqueta." con
carga.
Para Aguadilla, gol. esp. ERA
pido,' con carga.
Para Arecibo, bergs esp. "Agus-
tina" con resto de carga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-31

domioilios y hogares, qnedando este
pueblo en- su calma ordinaria.
7 como NADIA creo haber omitiao, Sc
nor Director, me despi,lo de V. hasta
otro lila en- que haya ago an este que
merezca la atencion del p1blco.
I'm Uecino.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-31
Muebles de. Venta.

Sc realizan los de la casa calle de San 10,
sc nim. %. Hay entire ellos un espejo propio
para una sastreria 8 para adorno de cual-
quier estableeimiento. n. n A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-31
Extracto de la Gaceta de hoy.
Ha sido nombrado para desempe-
mar la escuela elemental de Yauco
Don Miguel Pima y Velasco.

Ha presentado en- ell Gobierno &C.
neral D. Andres Elvira y Alberto,
vecino de esta capital, una instancia
solicitando registro de dos pertenen-
cias mineras de arenas aur1feras con
ell tftulo de Santa Adela las cuales
radican en- terrenos de D. Jaime Bou,
barrio de PadtAa, Jurisdiction del
Oorozal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-31

Ha sido nombrado Vocal de la
Junta de Agriculture, Industria y
Comercio del primer departamento
D. Rafael Perez y Garcia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-31

Estd vacante una pl4za de mdsico
de Ia clase en- ell Battalion de Iufan-
terra de Valladolid. Tendra lugar el
cencurso ell 80 de setiembre en- ell
cuartel de Ballaja.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-31

La distribution general de foados
para Ell mes de setiembre entrante
asciende d $291.l85'17.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-31

Pagos. Hoy, de g Z 10, SO han paga-
do en la Tesorerfa de Hacienda los nti-
meros de orden 135 y 1876 correspon-
dientes al T. cupon.
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Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE, MAY Ii, 1917.
Cotton steady Middling i2tsc.
Flour stea ~ aud unchanged. HowRrdstreet and
Western superne, 50 $4,000; do extra 81 25di IS; do
family, s5d6 CITY Mills superno, ~ 259i; do EXTRA
siLOG5i do Rio brands, 5000 %; Pa,apsco family,
1870
Wheat-Southern steady. Western dull aud lower.
southern red u 1901 49, do amber 81 2O1gl Ill Noe
Pennsylvania red, 81 1891 10; No Western winter
rcd, spot, 81 ld&@i i0S; May 81 1901 1914; June.
81 iis9i i5S; July, 81 "A; August q lo, September
81 lOls.
Corn-Southern steady. Western shade easier and
steady. Southern white, SOC; do yellow. ijA6p i8c;
Western mixed spot and May, i3Aq NC; June I3ys
@iic; July, li4@Aic; August, iIiig4i'sc; steamer
axe.
Oats quiot. Southern, 356r37c Western white, $40
Bc; do mixcd, 336galc; Pennsylvania, AGBc.
Rye quiet at bSDu60C
Hay dull. Maryland aud Pennsylvania prime to
choice, sI3G11i.
Provisions drmer. Mess pork. 40 5OGilOn Bulk
meais-1Oose shoulders, 3kci cloar-rib sides, 4hc;
packed, il4c and she. Bncun-ShOulders, fsGilc;
cear.r rib Sides 5A6gBc Hams. a(Di0c. Lard refined
In erces, &c. Butter firm prime 10 choice Western
packed, i5Gl7ci roll l@l5c Eggs active and higher
Petroleum steady, Crude, 7S&7kc; refined, nomt
nally She.
Coffee quiet Rio cargocs. lOli@iGc.
sugar unchanged. soil, SltsAc.
Whisky dun Ut u 07dl Wia.
Frcights to Liverpool per steam steady. Cotton
3-lGd; Hour, y ID; grain 6Ad.
Reccpts-Flour, 1000 DDs; wheat $50 bu; corn.
90 iOO bu; oats 400 bu.
shpments-When, 1000 bu; corn 1890 bu.
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nousE or EEIREs ENTArIyEs.

Mr.. KHSSA, from the Committee on Commerce,
reported bill amending the river and harbor bill
approved March 1879, so as to allow portion Of
the appropriations for the Improvement of the
Great Kannwha and Kentucky Rivers TO be OK
pended In the purchase of sites necessary In the
prosecution of such improvements. Passed
Mr.. COOK, chairman of the Committee on Pub
lie Buildings and Grounds. reported joint resolu.
ton constituting the Postmaster General and the
chairmen OF the Senate and House Committees OH
Public Buildings and Grounds II commission with
authority TO lease building In Washington for a
city pOst-oiice provided said lease be for not less
than three or more than five years, at an annual
rental of not more than 5000.
The bill WAS opposed by Mr.. Scales and Mr..
singleton; but 1t was finally passed-ycas, 1877
nays ".
Mr.. NEwngRnY offered resolution amending rule
H. 50 as To provide that every hill reported from
committees shall contain In the body of the bill
Referred.
Mr.. WARNER moved to dispense with the morn
ing hour, stating that he would call the previous
question ON the silver bill rs soon after three o'clock
us he could obtain the floor. The motion was re-
thirds In the affirmative and the House took up
the business of the morning hour-bcing the bill
amending the statutes In regard to the removal OIL
causes from State TO Federal courts
The morning hour was occupied In the discus
sion OF the bill by Mr. Townshend lll.) and Mr.
Orth.
ate bill removing the political disabilities of John
s. Saunders. ofBaltimore was taken up and passed
The House then, NJ 2;2j, resumed the considera'
ton OF the bill to amend the laws relating to coin
age and to coin and bullion certificates.
Amendments were offered land ordered printcdl
by McsSrS Culklnss, Lounsbery, and Ryan (kan)
Mr. Fort made II speech avowlng himself in
favor of the double standard of gold and silver.
Mr.. EWING said that the first aud most serious
| objection TO the bill was that the Government
would lose the difference between the present bull
| lion value and coin value of silver. He under
| stood that an amendment was being considered by
the friends of the bill, which would meet this oh
lection. That amendment provided that In til,
Issue of certificates for bullion, they should be is
sued only for the market price of the bullion lcay
| ing the coinage free and unlimited.
| At the conclusion of Mr. Ewing's speech,
| Mr.. WARNER demanded the previous question,
Pending which Mr.. KILLINGER moved to lay thu
| bill ON the table.
| The yeas and nays were ordered on that motion
| Pending which Mr.. CoSGER moved 10 adjourn.
The motion was carried by vote by teers o
| 100 to 81, and the House accordingly, at 440, ad
| joured
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GEORG ETO NEWS.
by Republican Reporters.

A horse and carriage, the property of Mr.. l..
Moore, which was hltched in the gentleman's
yard, yesterday came to grief. Tho horse became
impatient and attempted to go through the gate,
but the carriage objected and, as both were un.
willing to give in, the both gave way, the latter TO.
manning In Il very dilnpidated condition. and the
horse continuing his journey, with portion of his
harness on his back us trophy. He was subse-
quently recovered and rcprim0nded.
Yesterday afternoon team owned by Mr.. Chris
tlan Beck became frightened and ran away. On
turning the corner at Bridge street the wagon.
wheel struck the curbstone and overturned. For
tunatcly the occupant escaped injury, but one of
shafts run through the hind leg OF the horse caus-
ing serious wound.
The car-sables of the Washington and George.
town Railroad will be occupied and everything In
ship.shape running order between the LIST and 10Th
Of next month. The company have placed one of
Edlson's improved telephones in their Office, con.
Meeting with the exchange.
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1879
GREAT
1879

no r,,,, ,PENNsYIL,y,!ANIA ROUTE I6i,r,,v,vsr
spLENb R2Yg sdhN haAgEA GEhF EQUIP
TRAINS 1rI n EEEEST Max Il Is D Depot.
ncr of sixth and II streets, ns follows;
For Plttsburg aud tho West, 1880 n m. daily, with
'Pitlsburg 10 Cincinnati, ST. Louis, and Chicago
HH tx n 66p Wt PSFfs GSF 19 ShSgSSA
For Canandalgua. Rochester, buffalo, Niagara FAILS
and the North at 7:iO p daily, except saturday.
with Palace Cars to Canandagin For Williams.
port, Lock Haven, and Watkins at 1880 a. M
For Now York and the East 1880 and lOl5 p M daily;
wi il Palace Cars attached, Limited Express OF
Pullman Parlor Cars, O:3O a, m. daily, except
For Brooklyn, Now YORK; all through trains connect
aiIording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
ing double ferrlage and Journey across New York
For Philadelphia, 1880, $780, and 1918 p. daily. Linz
tied Express gsIo q, M daily, except sunday. ,,..
For Baltimore, 70, So, 0Da IN. and 420 2. M daily,
except sunday 1880 q. M, l;3O $50. 7'iO ana lUlo
u. m daily.
For Pope's Creek Line $40 a. and 400 p daily,
except Sunday.
For annapolis jiO a. m. and 100 p m. daily. except
A1EXXSbRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, 7 g. o. 10. II a. m, and las Q, 40
80, 2, and ii;3o p. m. On sunday U a. No. 49,
For Richmond and the South, $50 a. M daily and
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, O. IT'S s.
~, 10, II a. N, and ! 40, ., q :, ard - m.
Tickets. Information. sleeping and parlor-car &C
commodatons can be procured at the of1ices-north-
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
yana avenue, and at the depot where orders can be
len for the checking or baggage 10 destinations nom
'''''' L. T. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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Mr.. PADDOCK remarked that the Senator had in
tmatcd that theSecretary had come upon this floor
ior the purpose OF influencing legislation. II was
right IN him to ask questions of the Secretary, and
" was right for him to answer them, and II was
right that no (Mr Paddock should communicate
Mr. PESDLEroN said he did not question the
right Of the Secretary TO come here and converse
with the Senator from Nebraska.
MI. EDMuNDs suggested that the Senator from Ohio
move his bill (roquring the Secretaries ~ appear
here and answer questlons) as an amendment to
The pending appropriation bill and tell the Pres;
ident that the operations of the Government shall
not go on until he approved II.
Mr., PENDfEToN said IL the Senator from Vermont
would vote for his bill he would offer 1t immc-
Mr.. EpMuNDs replied that his suggestions was in
tno direction OF reform, rs inaugurated on the
Mr.. pESDrRroN said he could not consider sug.
gcslios from the Senator on matters of such pub.
lie importance.
Mr.. EDMuNDs remarked that ho had made his
suggestion for the benefit of his friends on the other
Mr.. PENDLEroN Din his seat Timco daudos.
Mr. VOORHEES, snid that he this morning saw tho
secretary of the Treasury circulating in this Cham
Der. II This cloak room aud bock.door influence
was To prevail the sooner the bill of the Senator
rom OHIO WINS passed the better This surrepti.
| uotS way of coming In was beneath contempt. If
a member OF the cabinet was not willing TO take
the full measure of responsibility let him keep
away, They did not want him to come and go In
this manner
In n colloquy with Mr. Voorhees,, Mr. EDMusDs
SAID he agreed with tho Senator from Indiana III
not wanting the army employed to prevent honest
men rom voting; but he did not so with the Sen.
ntor IN not using the army, wncn other means hau
JAILED, to project honest men aud election officers
against thugs, assassns. aud rcd.shrted bands, who
would again undertake TO overthrow the people at
| the polls
Mr.. VOORHEES, Who Is to be the judge2
Mr.. EDMuSDS. SO far as my vote Is concerned, |
| ain the Judge.
Mr.. VOORHEES,. SO am l. The Senator intimatcd
that was IN favor Of free fights AT the polls.
| hope he will say that he did not mean TO sIy So
| EDNIfNnz / M ant 10 1ta r %
buke OF my friend from Indiana who intimated
that we fuvor interference at the polls at tho point
| of tho bayonet.
Mr.. Morrls amendment was then rejected and
| Mr.. Beck's agreed TO.
| The Senate tut fifteen minutes past five oclocD
went into executive session. and when tho doors
were opened adjourned.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.


49,. The grent doube.track
NATIONAL HoUTEAND SHORT LINE
NORTH, roRruwEsSf1%EsT AND SOUTH.
s.,,,., TO TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, November II. 1873, at go A. N.
t;c5aaitNEw, YORK, fifTXp1EEIlPHIA, AND Bos
nnsspolla Junction Jcssups Hanover, aud Elk
:. 70 hbllgG Breakfast ut Relay. W.. ,,,.,.,,
Strsburg, Winchester. Hngerstown, and Way via
7,,oHtBHR T1MoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
siiO.Point Of Rocks Piedmont, Strasburg, Win.
sNE% YSSK P fI& 8MEsE BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPREss. Parlor Car g
New york and Philadelphia. stops at Annapolis
' ISn E2gls h& gGAgo freq co
eriok. Hagsrstown, and Valley Branch. except
70 CinsnnhtI daily "" dPaiton TO sandusRy daily
Jon sunday ouly--B Baltimore Annapolis, and
iooQ.BiLTIMoRE EXPRESS, stops at nlndens.
burg, College Beltsville, Laurel, Annapolis juno
- lion Jessups, and Hanover
YS RknnfPYH ff2f SKY & rSf M SS
TON sSbdSE eny s ;sp A. hnrS and Way
IBALTIMoRE, BLADENsBuRe, AND LAU-
Annapols Junction. ,-,-,. -. ,,,,..
chester, and Way stations, On sundays TO Point
of Rocks and Way stations only.
4;4Q-tBnltimoIe, Annapolis, and Way stations
G30--tPHILADELPHfA, NORFOLK, AND BAL
TlMORE EXPRESS Ecott CITY. Norfolk, eS-
cept sunday. Norfolk passengers taken In tho
burg and Laurel.
T5S-fGii iiVie az" AND SS ooIUIBus EXPRESS
Sleeping cars to Chicago.
8:i0t-BALTIMORE EXPRESS
g:00-polnt Of Rocks and Way stations
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GEO, S. KOONTZ, General Agent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-15
II I. CoLDWELL. Real Estate Auctoneer.
~ sOd L street north west.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO UNFINISHED
TlIREIfSrORY BRICK DWELLINGS ON TIE
RETWEEN X AND l. STREETS NORTHWEST.
by virtue of deed OF trust, dated October ., a. ID.
1873. duly recorded In Llber No Sg9 folio ln ct seq
one of the land records for the District OF Columbia
aud at the written request Of the holder of the note
ofthe premises, FRIDAY May %, 1879 at o'clock
p m the following described real estate Situate In
tile city Of Washington, D. e. to wit Part of lot num-
berodnlne (O), In square numbered fifteen U5) begin.
ming for lilo at the southwest corner OF said lot
aud running thence north the east line Of Twenty
sixth street hrtythree $50 feet thence east eighty
eight 1851 feet thence south hirtythree 1881 feet and
thence west elghtyeght 1897 feet TO the place OF be-
ginning, together with tho improvements &c, sub
ject TO deed of trust for 81 500 with Interest at Sper
cent from September 1873 recorded In Lber 500, TO-
lilo 90, of SAID land records.
Terms: One.thiri cash. and the balance In six,
twelve. and eighteen months with interest ut per
cent. per annum, secured by deed Of trust on the
property sold, all cash AT option of tho purchaser.
One hundred dollars deposit required nj the time OF
sale, and NIL conveyancing aud recording at pur-
ChasGr's cost HARRY G. CHRISTIAN,
ap3l2aw,eds Trustee.