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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-24
LOCAL INTELLIGEN CE.
THE NEW HOSE HOUSE.
Report of the Building CO,nn,Ifsee.

To the Foreman and Members of Win
nemucca Hose Company, No. +:
Gentlemen Your communities, ap-
pointed to superiDtend the baileiing of
the Hose House, beg leave to report as
follows The building is completed
and substantially built, and is neatly
painted. The expenditures are:
To grading lot. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is 90
TO r. Naramore, for lumber. ...... 2I3 SIS
To carpenters for building house ~ 65 90
TO painting house. ....~.....~........ ID %
To blacksmith work .................. rs
10 spikes, ....-...-.- w
To taking down obi bell tower g %
To building platform in front nj house S rs
To H. Dunning. for work on house 90
To II. j. Barnes, 3 days work ON tower. rs 90
To W. b. Kelly, days work on tower. 10 90
To painting tower .............--.,... 8 90
Total cost of building ..~.-....... 1866 so
&. f. TURRLrrIS,
II. j. BARNES,
4. d KELLEY,
Committee.
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FOR SALE

Horses and mares. Apply to r. w,
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-24
FOR SALE

Dairy Ranch and MIR Bnstness vita
ali the necessary appurteanalices 10 the saEAes,
and within three miles of town., Fof hsrsxtsEr
particulars and Information, inquire onprc ssSa<s
or of - h G1iENOWETH,. prcRriRttss.
Winnemucca,, Ney. y Amy & ES..a. II
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-24
DAILY BULLETIN.

War Department. Signal Coros U. s Array.
SEPTEMBER, "a, 1879, 4:52 A. NJ.
Observations taken at ths same moment OF
time at all stations
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Three newspapers in North Carolina
are owned and edited by colored men.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-24

Damiana Bitters at +. Reinhart &
Cos.
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SErrEvBEa 32rd Maximum Thermometer, 81
Minimum thermometer, 80.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-18

Parlamento y airma que Sc llevara
a cabo la polftica del gobierno.
Noticias de Simla aseguran que las
negociaciones con ell Emir son pura-
mente preliminares.
Despachos de Natal anuncian que
otro hermano de Cettewayo Sc ha
rendido a los ingleses.
A la l del dia l3 lleg6 q Plymouth
ell vapor DON.
Nueva-York l3.-Dlcese que Sc
ha exagerado en- Paris la gfavedad
lie la crisis ministerial. Los cores
ponsales de los peri6dicos opinan
que la extrema izquierda tratara de
reorganizar el Gabinete.
En- vista de una demonstration he
cha q favor de la anexion del Trenti-
no, una fuerza austrlaca ha ocupado
a Spizza.
Sc ha presentado la peste en- ell
Caucaso. Noticias de San Petersbur-
60 anuncian que la ciudad de Irbit,
adonde Sc deportan principalmente
los reos pollticos, ha sido destruida
por ell fuego.
Nueva-Y York l5.-Noticias de Ber-
lin nos hacen saber que Sc ha conce-
dido un gobierno auion6mico d la
Alsacia que ell gobernador residira
en- Strasburgo.
La ciudad dezz0remburg sohre ell
Ural ha sido incendiada de MI 40.
La de Poonah, de la India, la re-
cibido mucho da1o de otro incendio.
La princesa Carlota de SAKE Mein-
ningen, hija de la reina Victoria, ha
dado q luz una nina.
La reina de Prussia est:l de vista
en- Windsor.
L6ndres ida existencia de azd-
car en- Inglaterra ell l3 era de 1890
toneladas contra $4,000 que habla
en- igual fecha de 1878.
MERcADos.
N. York, id. l5.-Harina $5. 10.
Regular a buen refno 81 a 3. Cam
bios sobre L6ndres 4.87 y /.
Londres id.-Mascabado II ch.
Cacao de Trinidad { 6 qq, Descuen-
to 2 p.96. Consolidados ingleses
98a !. Frances 3 p.% 1850.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-18
TELEGRAMAS VIA SAN THOMAS.

Nueva-Y ork, IL de mayo.-N oti-
cias de Versailles aseguran haber an
tagonismos en- ell GAbinete frances 4
cousecuencia de las distintas opinio-
nes sobre ell proyecto de ley de edu-
cacion, sobre la traslacion de la Asam-
blea a Paris y sobre los prerogativas
de la policla.
= Ell corresponsal del Times en- Pa
ris dice que Sc espera la dimision de
NJ. Waddington, presidente del Mi
nisterio. M. Clemenceau, presidente
de la Camara de diputados, ha inspi-
RADIO un programa que abraza la Ii
bertad de- la prensa, la direction Sc
cular de la enseiianza, la separation
de la iglesia y del Estado y la obi
gacion de las seminaristas eclesiasti-
cos al servicio militar.
Ell Tines MEGA que tengan fun.
damento alguno loa rumores que
han eirculado aobrs diaoluclon del
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tartan empafados y sus oid0s completamente
tapados pues solamente 4 81 Sc le ocurriera.
lamar baritone al que suscrlbe cuando las ro-
manZas de tenor cantadas en- su t0nO fuerOn
las de J1gGr con fttego, RelGnapagO otra de-
la opera LIE due alustre rivalli.
5Sabra el Sr Espeiuelos apreciar y distin-
guir la calidad y ell timbre de la voz humane
! Sabra cual es la extension de voz que deben
tener ell tenor y ell baritone? Sin miedo nin-
guno de equivocarme puedo muy bien asegu-
rar que ell Sr. Espejuelos no conoce las condi-
clones de la voz nj una nota musical de ID
contrariO no hubiera dicho semejante aberra-
cion, hJa sin duda de la ignorancia. Est0
prueba evidentemente que ha dido & mny po.s
cos cantantes y poqufsimos ten0res.
Asi, pues, no puedo tOmar en- consideration
ell aprecio que hace v. de mi voz muy al con-
trario ell que suscribe cantara de tenor STEM.
pre- mentras conserve ell tiembre caracte-
ristico y la extension, que es de do 4 do, dos
octavas en- ell tono normal
De hoy en- adelante sepa tambien el Sr. Es-s
pejuelos para que en- 10 sucesivo no le extra
ne, que procurare excusarme TODD 10 que pue-
da para no fol mar parte de ningun concerto y
en- particular ST es abenefcio de cualquiera ar
tista que vaya de psso, no ser que este fueses
notable y de merito reconocido: es decir que.
no tenga canillera como dice
Finalmente me tOmo la libertad de saconSe-.
jarle que para 10 suceSivo Sc abstenga de eScri..
bir cr1ticas musicales, fin de que No caigan en-
ridiculo el y ell peri6dico.
Ell Sr. Espejuelos podra ser un buen escritOr,
una persona de talentc c0ncedid0 per0 Sc
eon0ce por sus comparacioneS que eS mas dies.
tro en- cuestiones de gallos, que On las dc m6.s
sica. En fla como ha de ser recurramos 81
refran: "zapatero, q tus zapatos J"
r. Sagriera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-18
COMU MCADOS.
Sr. Director del BoLET1N MERcANTIL.
PuertO-Rico.

ST. Director Gel BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
Puerto-Rico.
Muy Sr. Milo ruego a V. Sc sirva dar cabida
en- su ilustrado periodico las siguientes IT,
meas por 10 cllal lie anticipa las gracias SUI
atento y s. S. Q. B. S. M. :
BGSiEO F0r0stier de SOten1dyOr
Accediendo los deseos manifestados Dor
d. Manuel Isern y Barranca en- su comuni-
cBdo de fecha del corriente, quedan sus-
pendidas por ahora mis- discusiones en- la
prensa, sin perjuicio de continuarlas cuando
10 creyese necesariO. La iniciativa que por
conveniencia rehuye para ante los tribuna-
les de justicia, y que tomare en- su oportu-
nidad, queda tambien en- suspense, tOda vez
que tres respetables casas de comercio de
esa plaza, Sc ocupan, hace TEMPO de escla-
recer judicialmente la conducta comercial
de ese individuo.
AL retirarme de la prensa, no puedo me-
nos de invitar p1blicamente todo ell que SO
creyese con derecho reclamarme cantidad
alguna por virtud de compromises que con-
Grajera, va como comerciante, va como par
ticuiar, 10 haga, en- la seguridad de que por
siempre que fuere iusto sq reclamo; dudan-
nadie responder en- concepto alguno, puesto
que en- conciencla, no creo deber el mas mi
nimo centavo por haber cumplido religiosa-
mente todos mis- compromises.
Haga igual manifestation 81 Sr. Isern Ba-
rranca ent6nces yo le aceptare gustoso CO.
Mo juez para poder juzgar de mi conducta.
Q8guas, Mayo is de 1879.
Baatio Fprastier de SQtqmayor,
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Boletin Mercantil.

-Luisa, no empieces la romanza, or
dena la madre morti6cada por la llega'
da del autor, que aparece acompanado
de Galante.
Siguen las presentacioncs de orde-
nanza.
La marquesa de r. El general X
| La senora de la casa pone en- comu.
nioacion al joven poeta con las personas
cuyo nombre suena mas, y que, q su
juicio, dan brillo a la reunion. Silva
dirige una mirada Investigators bus
cando un amigo un en- nemigo, un COM
panero en- ell arte; pero los literatos
parecen excludes de aquella sociedad
Ell Sr. Baleno, sigus diciendo Ire
ne, poeta sentimental, q quien V. debe
conocer. ~
Il Oh! ST, contesta Silva que nunca
ha dido nombrar al presentado.
La senorita Segismunda, literata
que cultiva ell g6nero 80.
-Epistolar, anade Segismunda fjan-
do sus hermosos oios en- Silva con tan
ia insistencia como ;~si' pretendiera es,
cuchar con 81 la ep1stola de San Pablo.
El poeta, engolfado en- su triunfo, no
advierte aquella mirada. ,-.
No podemos perder tempo, dice
la sonora de Ribalta.
La vlctima, 6 sea 81 autor, atraviesa
Ia sala = ocupa su puesto al lado de
una mesa en- la cual luce una lampara
dd hoe.
Todas las miradas SO tijan on 81.
Els guapo, dice una joven q su ami
ga.
-Tiene cara de talento, responde
esta.
y fgura de novicio, anadi6 un infu.
sorio de hombre que la ecna de con-
quistador.
Hay un momento de algarabia de vo.
ces un1sonas.
La se1ora de Ia casa va y viene
imponiendo silencio.
Entra en- el gabinete del tresillo y
recomienda la atencion.
Los jugadores, que por NADIA del
mundo dsjan su partida, prometen Ca
liar; pero siempre jugando, y sabido
es que ell tresillo no es juego para mu.
dos.
Entire tanto, Silva hace tempo, como
decimos aqui, pasase por el bigote ur
blanco panuelo, Sc ahueca la barba y
| tose.
La bulliciosa sociedad restablece Ia
calma y comienza la lectura. El primer
acto Sc escucha con indiferente Tranquil.
lidad, y el autor parece complacide
cuando el auditorio aplaude.
La sonora de Ribalta, que pensande
en- las musaranas no ha entendido n
una jota, oye q Beleno que habla cor
Segismunda de la exposicion de la obrs
y SO apresura cumplimentar al poets
exclamando
i Ell drama es bellfsimo =. y ien
puesto !; asl el 6xito sera mas ruidoso.
{ ConclMrd. J
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-18
AL COMERCIO.

Aabiendo tenido oportunidad de yer exa..
minar detenidamente el poder generalisimo
que tiene conferido d. Jose Maria Suarez Dor
los Sres. Olivar & Co., y estando este dccu-.
mento extendido en- debida lorna llenos los re-
quisitos necesarios y otorgado en- 10 de setiem-
bre de 1873 ante el nerario D. Demetrio Gime-
nez Moreno creo este muy suficiente para
que ell referido Snarez pueda haeer uso dc 10
frma como tai apoderado, y en- mi concepto
dad de ninguna espscie en- 10 cue aquel hiciere
y suscribiere, pues ha obrado obra con poder
bastante para clio.
Declare asimisme que el anuncio publicado
en- ell BoLETIN MERGANTIL MIN. Sc fue debido s
que no tenia noticias exactas de la forma del
poder, a que en- dicho anuncio me referia
Puerto-Rico mayo de 1879. ~ A1,toniO Oliva.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-18

PAsAJERos sALIDos EN- Ell PAsAJRs PARA
CUBA-D. Ramon Amor6s, d. Jos6 Pls-
nes, D. Jose Ravento, d. B. Soler, D.
Antonio Carreras, D. Jose SturralVe, %.
Juan Navarro, Dona Ramana Calderon,
TRAJo Ell ARNo Ell 13.-M. Deyaux,
Oh. Branch, Jose Pujades. D. Antoma-
ttei, Esteban Deluca, Carlos Cabrera,
P. Batistini, R. Romeu, g. Simonpietri,
Miguel A. Salas, Jose Mirandez, H. Ri
vera, R. Toro, J. B. Frau, s. Suau, Nj
colas Magranet, B. Varge, Ed. Rosppich.
L1EeADos EN- Ell CADH DE la PENrNsu-
LA.-Carmen Arrete, A. Clascus, j Barrie,
Joaquin Sabater, Valentino Chiena, Ma.
teo Barroso, Santiago Tranquil, Heroldo
Reimlem, Jose Power, Pascnal NJ. Do-
mingo, Ramon Lopez, soldado.
TRAJo Ell BoRINoEN, DE LIVERPOOL.
s. D. William Latimer Noble.
TRAJo Ell ALICANTE DE rRANs1To. ID. B.
s. Hoheb.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-18
1MPORTACION.

Por gol. esp. CANCEL Maria, Z de San
Thomas, q Luis Bozzo, 40 9. quesos.
A. NJ. Sainz & Co., 5 G. fosforos, 1c.
jamones, SD pipas y G. coiag, 200 ga
rrafones anisado, 652 id. ginebra, 68 8.
maiz.
A Martorell &. Co.. 90 bars. cerveza,
y 5 C. aceite y fetes 4 varios.
De Portland, gol. am. "Silven Pray,
q Crosas & Finlay, 40 toneladas hielo,
12900 tejamanfs, 19200 pies maderas.
A Margary & Co. 149O0 pies made
ras.
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SECCION OFFICIAL.
Admon. Central de Contribuoiones y Rentas.
DE LA ISLA DE PUERTO-RICO.
NEGocIADo DE INDEMNIzAcIoN.

RESuLTADO del sorteo veriGca-
do en- Ell dia de hoy ante la Jun
ia nombrada al efecto por ell Exec
lentlsimo Sr. Gobernador Gene
raj para la amortization de los
1886 billetes que correspondent al
presupuesto de 1878 q 79 entire
los $3.50 a que Sc refere la re-
gla a. de la Circular de esta Ad-
ministracion Central, fecha II de
abril pr6ximo pasado, inserta en-
"a qaceta ofcsal n1mero AZ de l9
del mismo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-18

GoLETAs 4 LA cARGA.-Para Naguabo.
Humacao y Arroyo Rosita. :.
Para Aguadilla y Mayaguez Monse.
rrate.
Para Fajardo y Naguabo .sGerona. Z
Para Manati "Buena Esperanza.
Para Arecibo Guadalupe.
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.DESPACHADOS.

Mayo l6.-Para Manatf gol esp ssNueva Ju-
lita" con carga.
Id i'd. id. i'd. "Buena Esperanza1id
Para Fajsrdo vap i'd. ssBorinquen"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-18

Puerto-Rico, II de Mayo de 1879.
Ell Administrator Central, ANGEL
LozANo.-Voo BEL Intendente, j.
ADRIAENSENS.
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MOVIMIEIqD MARITIME.
ENTRADAS.

Mayo l5.--De Fajardo goL esp. fUberita' las.
ire.
Mayo l6--De Portland id. amer silver Pray
con carga.
De San Thomas i'd esp aAngel Ma
ria" i'd
De Aguadilla i'd id. g Rapido = id. 8
De Arroyo id. i'd "Guillermit0 2 Id
- - De Vieques id. i'd Maria Manuela'.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-18

NUMERACION NUMERACION
de los billetes GntortizG de los biNetes amOrti-
i dos. zados
The daily gazette., 1879-01-21
OF for Dover.
The Inaugural Ceremonies = The Special
Train From this City.

The Inaugural Ceremonies - The Special
Train From this City.
Among the many inaugural eeremo-
John w. Hall, Esq, Governor-elect of
this State.
The inaugural ceremonies of Governor
Hall were conducted in the Kent Coun-
ty Court House, at ~ o'clock, the oath
of office being administered by Chief
Justice ComeRys.
The inaugural was the largest that has
ever taken place in this State, the ar
rangements of the committee OF the
General Assembly and the committee of
citizens, of Dover, buing very elaborate.
The ceremonies were attended by the
military companies of this city, and the
city officers also the officers of the city
of New Castle and large number OF
persons from various stations along the
line of the Delaware railroad, from this
city and Dover.
The following were the ceremonies in
this city previous to the starting OF the
special train at 8:45 o'clock:
The American Rifles, under the COM
mand of Capt. Wood, formed on Sixth
street, between Market and King, and
| marched from thence to the City Hall,
where they stacked arms.
The DUPONT Guards, under command
of Capt. Curtis, formed on Market street
above Eighth, aud headed by the Ameri-
can Rifles Band, marched down to the
City Hall, where they also stacked arms.
| This movement was necessary on ac-
count of the military escorting the city
officers to the depot
At S:l5 O'Clock, the arrangements be-
| ing completed, the line of march was
taken up in the following order:
American Rifles Band,
American Rifles, 80 strong, under COM
mand of Capt Wood,
Color Bearers,
Company G, DUPONT Guards, 80 strong,
under command of Capt Curtis.
The City Officers, headed by Mayor ALL
mond and President of Council
Lichtenstein.
The column moved down Market to
Fourth, to French, to Front, 10 Walnut
and thence to the cars reserved for them.
Tue train left promptly at S:45 and con-
sisted of nine passenger cars, five of
which were filed. The Governor-elect
| will arrive at Dover on special train at
II o'clock, aud will be met by the mill
tary and other organizations, and es.
corted to the County Court House, where
the ceremonies will take place. The
Governor will hold a public reception
from to 10 p. M, after which there will
be ball in honor of the occasion.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-21

charge oftheir obligations, they were con-
frented with immediate bankruptcy and
rum, ,orthe postponment thereof for a time
only, by the payment Of heavy bonuses,
and extravagaut rates of interest. This
unfortunate turn in the business affairs of
menwas necessarily attendedwith serious
losses, which made capital shy of the
risks and perils incident to trade, and to
a great extent seek place or safety in
the vaults Of banks or rinvestmen in some
kinp of public securities. 1t followed,
therefore, as a natural consequence that
the vSlume of currency was practically
reduced below the requirements of the
legitimate trade of the country, which
led to the contraction of business, the
depression of prices, and great scar
city of labor-a very distressed condition
of affairs.
establishment of such currency, was
that 1t opened field for doubtful trans
| actions based upon the fuctuation of
prices, by which many persons even of a
sober and enterprising character, were
tempted from the paths Of useful in
dustry into the preearious and deceitful
ways of speculation, which, in the ma
jority of instances, terminated in hope
less loss and ruin instead of the sudden
acquisition of wealth And In addition
to this it disqualified such persons for
those active and solid pursuits in life, in
| the vigorous prosecution of which are al
ways to be found the builders and pro-
moters of a nations prosperity and hap
piness. Thse evil effects, according to
the very nature of things, will continue
to cripple and embarrass the interest of
society for some time. The revival Of
wise and pure legislation on the part of
| Congress, and industry, patience and
| economy ON the part of our people can
only furnish the needed remedy 1t will
thus be seen that our fathers exhibited
great wisdom in providing for circalat-
ing medium based exclusively upon gold
and silver in order TO insure safety and
steadiness in all business transactions.
Whenever the proper occasion arises
it will be my pleasure to communicate
such information and to mako such re.
commentators to the General Assembly
as shall deem expedient. 70 offer any
specific suggestions now in reference to
matters of public Importance would be
Inappropriate and out of place, as that
duly has been so recently performed by
my worthy predecessor.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-21
TELEGRAPH NOTES.

c. F. Wood, clerk in drug store at
No. $50 Washington street, Boston, was
badly injured yesterday by an explosion
of gas.
John S. Hungerford, private Of bat
terry X. Second artillery, drowned in Mill
Creek, near Fortress Monroe, Sunday
night.
John G. Ferguson, farmer, was
frozen to death while in a cutter, driving
to church near Williamstown, Ont, on
Sunday.
Mrs. Pennypacker, being thrown from
a sleigh, at Trapper, Pa, on Sunday was
kicked in the temple by horse and in-
stantly killed.
Emmanuel Congregational Church,
corner of Moreland aud Copeland street,
Boston Highland, was burned yesterday.
Loss, $4,000.
John Mullins, an employee ofthe Lake
Superior Iron Company, at Negaunee,
Mich, on Sunday X / down an incline OF
twenty feet and br IKE his neck.
1hel lace'pts ofthe Philadelphia Perma-
nent Exhibition last year We're S42,9O7
and the expenses S45,S72. Its liabilities
are S3S0,9U7 and assets $4,000.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-21
OFFICE OF M. NJ. CHILD,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
NO. WEST SEVENTH EFT,
NTH SIRE EFT
fExchange Building J

I offer for sale the following described
dwellings. situated in Wilmington:
No. IA large, double, two and half
back yard and all the modern improve
ments, with handsome terraced front.
No. "A fine story brick dwelling on
9th street near Washington, 10 odern i'm
prOvements, large side yard, good loca-
tion.
No 3-Beautiful three story brick, with
three-story back building, and Ohio gray
stone corners, situated on Delaware ave-
nue., containing Is rooms, in good order,
with the modern improvements.
No. A large three-story brick, with
three. story back building iluated at No.
1908 Delaware avenue, in complete order,
with all modern imprOvem ents. Terms
easy and possession at once.
No 5.-3 three story bricks on Washing
ton street, between 18th and 18th, with all
the modern improvem ents, with front,
side and back yard, and beautiful porticos
in front
No -5two.story bricks with two-story
back buildings, with modern convenien.
ces, situated on LON bard street above 10TH
Terms accommodating, new and COM
plete.
NOT -Four new tw wo-story brick houses
on Walnut street between 1lth and 12th.--
Terms accommodating.
No. S.-Fine three-story brick dwelling,
No 202 West street, with modern tmprov
me ats, possession at once.
No. Large three-story brick dwelling,
with all the modern Improvements. in
complete order, situated on Market street,
between 18th and 18th; lot l60 feet deep.
No. 10 Brick stable. on West 18th street
yard back.
No Il.-Lot with green house thereon,
at the northwest corner oil Delaware Ave-
nue. and Jefferson streets.
No II Fine three and half story brick
with three-story back buildings, situated
on Market street between sth and eth. End
ern conveniences, also d stable on King
street, on the back end of lot. Splendid
location ior physician.
| No. l3.-Three- story brick, No. 907 Mar
ket street, lot extending through TO Ship
ley street, would take smaller house In
part pay ment II location would suit)
No. l4.-Convenient two-story bricK, No.
Ill Tatnall street.
Jefferson street.
No. 16-Tnree- story brick, with m odern
| improvements, No. 1902 Tatnall stree
No. II T.-Three-story brick, No. 70i Tat
nal street.
No. ls.-Two-story brick on Union street
near Lowering avenue.
No ly.-2 two-story bricks on Lowering
| avenue near Lincoln.
No. 2O-Frame house in McDowellville.
No. 2l.-Splendid dwelling on Washing
| ton above Tenth, wi h front porch and
yard. in excellent order. Also many 9th
| ers both east and west OF Market street.
FOR RENT.
| NJ. NJ. Child offers for rent the following
dwellings,:
| No. $40 Market street.
| i" lI04 Jefferson street.
1 1917 Delaware avenue.
| " 1903 Delaware avenue.
| " 2O2 West street.
" Oh Jefferson street.
| i" 8l8 Washington street.
| 1l12 X ing street.
| &5 Shipley street.
| " 1903 Delaware avenue.
| 9l5 Delaware avenue.
| q 800 Madison street.
| 331 <. Fourth street.
| .t 822 W. Fourth street.
| st ll04 Jefferson street.
Apply to N: M. CHILD,
| No. West Seventh street.
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