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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19
BY George II. Poiudexter,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1900 Main street.

UCTION SALE OF A THREE-STORY
N BRICK STORE AND DWELLING. No. $500
LESTER OR MAIN STREET CONTlN UED-ONE
OF THE BEST GROCERY~STANDs IN ROCK
ETTS-B BY request of the owner, Mr.. Thomas
O'Cenner, who has removed TO his new store,
viii sell by auction, on the premises, ON
THURSDAY THE 21sT INSTANT.
al 8 o'clock +. NJ, the above property. The store
has a new front, Is In thorough order, with five
rooms above, and bridegroom aud kitchen In frame
addition IN rear.
The attention OF any person desiring 6rst-class
business stand is called to this sale.
TERMS: Very reasonable -
GEORGE II. POISDEXTER,
oc l4,I6.16.10,20&2l Anctoneer.
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DOR SALE.-THE PIANO. SHEET.
IL MUSIC, BOOKCASE, MUS1C-BOOKS, ANU
MUSiC-STAND belonging 10 the late Beethoven
Association will be sold at public auction, at A. e..
Harding q Co.'s store, SATURDAY, OCTOBER
23, at 8 O'Clock.
Pariies having books will please leave them al
HardiDgs.
As these articles will be sold without reserve the
attention of purchasers Is requested.
oc 17-Su&Tu
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FURNITURE.
[yHEAp FURNITURE STORE

CHEAP FURNITURE SToRE.-m
~ FALL 6O0Ds.-.Special attention is cali W
ed 20 our large aud select stock OF new and de- II
srsbie styles OF PARf.0R SUITS In spun-S
sno raw-slik reps aud bair-cloih varied assortment
Lake Styles; medium and Que POPLAR and PINE
svODS Of every description. We would especially
ask all who 1end buying fu niture 70 call and exc
anime our stock, as We take pleasure IN showing
orr goods, We are determined 10 cell cheaper than
any house In the city. EaSy terms Of payments.
Il. GATHRIGHT d SON,
H l-5m 16 Governor street.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO THOU
L SAND AND NINETY-ONE ACRES OF LIANT
| IN PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY, VA.-Under
deed OF trust from T. T. Tredway and wife, We VIII
on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1880,
mt 2 NJ offer for sale at auction, upon the premises
FIVE miles from Prospect depot Atlantic. Mississip.
and Eve miles fiOm Hampden-Sidney and Union
Theological seminary, the following LANDS:
LOT !. containing ass ACRES (exC7ptin the
family cemetery OF one eighth of acTel co IL Il
a LARGE Brick MANSION with Twelve rooms
hue orchards, garden, nc. Land fertile, and amply
supplied with wood aud water.
LOT 2. containing l65 ACRES. on which Is
q MANUFACTURING- AND SAW-MILL on an
unfailing stream. with DWELLING at the mill
J he land is mostly Owgrognds.
LOT 3, containing 240 ACRES-part in oulliya-
LOT l. containing 3O5 ACREs-part arabic auc
L0T ., containing $50 ACREs-part arabic and
Tor 8, containin; 100 ACREs--part arabic and
part In WOOD.
LoT 7. containing 500 ACREs-part arabic ana
par IN wood
Ihe whole is I'm one body. Much Of II IS rst'class
lOwerouDds, aud IS the best body or land In The
county, and the residence one OF the best. and In
neighbOrhood noted for cultivation and refine
meut.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance In three equal
annual payments, barring Interest from the day 0f
sale Purchasers OF OTIS | aud 2 To give good per-
sOnal security for deferred payments or to insure
the buildings for the benefit of the trustees. Title
Withheld mill all payments are made.
Apply for handDs with fuller description 10
j. Z. FITZGEkALD,
j. II. MOTLEY,
Trustees.
Oc l3-ZiawtdS farmvilie. Va.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsrKASEl
RAILROAD !

RICHMOND, icRE RIVER AND tnEsrkAATl
RAILROAD J
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
~ TAKING EFFECT AUGUST 1s, 1850.
PASSENtiER TRAINS,
800 +. VI. Leave Richmond tally except sun
dayJ. connecting At Vest Point %
Tuesday. THURSDAY. and SAT-
URDAY with steamers for ali land
ings on the \ orb river and Tor BAIL
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS,
500 4. M Leave Richmond daily Except sun
1915 A. ". I day., connecting al West Point WIN
steamers for Baltimore on MONDAl'
T T,,ElNsnty. w sI6 Ep sNSFnrSRR6AA9:
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; with steamers Tor PfoSi:
deuce and boston on ILbsDAl ana
FRIDAY.
rASSENGER TRAINS.
lone A. NJ. Arrive at Richmond daily except
sunday, connecting AT West Iolni
TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SAT-
URDAY with steamers from balu-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
o,5Op, MI Arrive at Richmond daily lencopt
Gas Il, Nj sunday, connecting a. West POW
with steamers from Baltimore, view
York. Providence, and Boston.
No transfer OF freight at Richmond 10 OF ilVm
southern points. Cars run through between A'iAn"
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowest rates.
guaranteed. $500
Through bills or lading, with guaranteed rates.
Issued 10 all northern and western points. -
For Information, apply 81 once OF the eonpN''
Twenty third and Dock streets, Richmond. va.
auIs w.. r. DoIGLAS. supehnteedcnt
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IN K ooo HICKORY LOGS of

WANTED, AN OCCUPANT FO r
w TWO HANDSOMELY-FURNIS BASE
MENT ROOMS opening Into the front yard ~ No.
49, Linden Row, east Franklin street. suitable Tor
Mrs. JOSEPH JACKSON.
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE
j. SALE, VIII sell on the same street
SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT No. 707
InIfTSrANA STREET-

the property Of Charles T.. Wslhall, deceased. The
said property fronts on Louisiana strt ct between
Fulton and Erin streets so feet. with depth Off
feet, being Lots % aud "a In Square No. 10. The
house is Two stories and has -four rooms.
TERMS: One-thiri cash balance In SIX aud
twelve months, secured by deed Of trust
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
oc IL AnciionCcr.
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THAVE THIS DAY REDUCED MANY
i GOODS TEN PER CENT, which makes them
lower than they have ever been offered before
Those In want of WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS
mad better call and satisfy tb mselves Of the fact.
III. II. WALLACE,
AMI 4OJ Broad street.
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RO0K AND JOB WORN NEATLYEx.
D EcuxED AZ TEE DIsPAz0a PRnsTNes
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No. Mail leaves Richmond daily, eYcept suna,v
forCincinnatt Connects nj Huntington with ste- n,
ers for Portsmouth. Mays,ile. ami Ctncinns,,
Connects closely at GordousviIie for Lypcbbugg
No. 3 Express runs daily. Connects closel, a,
Gor,lonsvfIe for Lvnchburg.
Virginia Midland Express from Washington eon-
meets closely at Gordonsye with No. 3 Tor Hyn.
iiugtOn. "0"-
Virginia Midland Express from DasyIlle ,,a
LyDchburg connects closely at Char lottesyile win
No. 3 fer Huntington. Wv"
No. s Accommodation leaves Richmond daily .,.
cept sunday. az $3.50 Il. NJ, and arrives AZ c.
louisville al 7:1J L. N.
No. ~ Mixed leaves Charlottesville daily. e,csn,
sunday. at 400 r. NJ. on arrival Of Virginia ma.
land mail from Danve and Lynchbnrg and a.,
riyes at Williamson's at l:l5 A.
SLEEPING CARS on No. 3 from Richmond N
White sulphur. On No. from White sulphur n
Huntington.
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POSTPOEEMENT.

The above sale Is postponed until TUESDAY.
1th day OF DC ober. at o'clock when II VIII cer-
tsinIy take place, and the property viii he sold.
oc 10 w. j. MAYO. Trustee.
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN. A FINE[ EsSF
~ RED COW. A liberal reward for her re. .xA-
turn 10 JOHN j. BRANCH,
ocI7.2t No. west Franklin street.
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CONTINUED SALE.

CONTINUED SALE.
The above sale Is continued THIS DAY TUESDAY
October 10. 1esO), beginning at same hour. al @
O'Clock. The Horses, Mule.. Carriages, andWagon
will be first sold. ROBERT Il. LYME,
oclQ Auctinneer.
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nor KENT. A VALUABLE FARM OF

Il ABOUT SIX HUNDRED ACRES IN THE
COUNTY OF AMELIA.-By virtue OF I decree OF
the Circuit Court of Amelia county, entered at Us
september term. 1880. In the cause Of First Ma.
tionsl Bank Of Richmond U8. John Wilkinson anC
wife, we, the undersigned, receivers, viii. on the
27GH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1880,
(court.day) IN front Of thr courthouse OF Amelia
county. offer. by public auction, for rent for the
period Of one wear from The lst day of November
1850 the VALUABLE AND ATrkAt TIVE
FARM formerly occupied by CAPTAIN John Wilkin-
son. known rs WOODSlDE, in the county Of Ane-
La. and containing about 600 ACRES.
GOOD DWELLING HOUSE and necessary out
buildings, all in good order.
The tenant To give bond with good security, pay
able to the receivers On the lst day Of November
1891 MEADE HASklNS,
r. T. TABB,
&C l7-l0t Receivers.
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FOR RENT.


TOR RENT, THAT LARGE THREE On
Il RY-AND.BAsEMfNT BRI Z X Ey
DWELLING No. 407 Eleventh street, between
Marshall and Clay streets, containing about ten
rooms besides kitchen and servants rooms. Apply
To ii. SELDOM TAYLOK,
oc 19-3t Real Estate Agent and Auctioreer.
E1OR RENT, NICE BRICK DWELL Ga
L. ING. No. Ga north Tenth street; eight Lii
rooms; large kitchen; bath. gas, &C.; $3.50 per
year. -
Also. NICE FRAME HOUSE on Fourth between
Main and Franklin streets; SIX rooms $50 per
year. 49,
Also, BRICK HOUSE in nice condition on Twen-
fy-secoDd street between Leigh and NJ streets :;
four rooms; kitchen; water, &c 10 per mosth.
Also, NEW BRICK COTTAGE, No. 10 east
Clay street, opposite ST. Marks church; four
rooms; gas, city water, &C.; $3.50 per annum.
Also, NICE SMALL HOUSE. No. 2404 east
Marshall, Twenty. third street; four rooms SS
per month. .....
Also, NICE COTTAGE RESIDENCE -four
sOomsl on Beverly street near Washington; good
order good pump of water in yard.
Also, SIX GOOD ROOMS over store at corner
Main and Second streets; Sl5 per month.
ARMY 10 FRANK ID. HILL a CO.,
oc 17.3t HOS Main street.
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By Grubbs 4 Williams, Auclloneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS 1l3 AND
l. ia, IN THE PLAN OF SIDNEY, ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF FLOYD STREET, EXTEND
ING, FROM VINE To LOMBARD STREET, AT
AUCTION.-ln execution OF deed OF trust from
w. Y. sheppard. Jr. and wife 10 the subscriber, rs
trustee, dated 7th November, 1873, and duly re-
corded. being thereto required by the creditors Sc
cured, will sell by auction, upon The premises, on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 26TH,
a. AZ O'Clock PM. the OTIS above referred to- They
front together 34l 2.12 feet on the north side OF
FLOYD street. aud run back l79 9-l2 feet 10 an al
ley 30 feet wide. These Lots are In the line OF the
growth of the city westward, and viii doubtless
prove good Investment at present low prices.
TERMS: ny the oeed are equivalent 10 cash. but
more accommodating terms may be given by con-
seut, OF which mention will be- made at the time OF
sale. AUBIN l.. BOULMARE, Trustee.
GRUBBS " WILLIAMS. AUciiOnefrS. or Ia
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RICHMOND. FnED'a q POTOMAC x. X, no.'I
RICHMOND, VA. November 7, lsfs

RICHMOND, FnKD'G POTOMAC X. ~ n""{
RICHMOND, VA, November 7, leb'
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 3, ls'S
I } trains ON this road will run =, follows;
NORTH BOUND. 49, ,.
al2A NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station dsiiy ~
cept sundays due at W.hins~h
l:iO l.. NJ; baltimore, 500 Z, ~;
PhIladelphis, $50 r. NJ; New io'A
1000 4. NJ. ,.,-. An.
$500 T. NJ, leaves Byrd-street station dany aus
at washington. e25 Z. VI. Balpme!e
Il:25 r.. 81. Phiadsl. hia, $40 A. H.
New York, 6:45 A. NJ,
G.oo r. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAlN Iof
junction. leaves broad street sAaos
daily fexcept sardsys).
SOUTH BOUND. Al.
IO:lbP. d., arrives at kyrd-Sueet sanoo yvA,v
texcept sundsysl Leaves Nss iofs'
SIS A. NJ: Philadelphia tis S,s.
"a; Baltimore, $50 Z. NJ. WssmAS'
ton 5:20r. NJ ..pv
Yl.Ao A. NJ, arrives az Byrd-strset stAroe da,k
AA'' leaves New York, 10.0e r. ~. PnlI'
adeiphis, LILO A. NJ; Baumvs"
s,5b A. "; Washinston, TOO A. ~:
p.ssA N. ACCoMsfO NOTATION TRAIN, srnsw
AZ BroAd-slreet station saily tss~~
svndaysh q. A.TAtLVn.,
General Ticket AssA'
TT N. mvEes. General ssnar'stsshsnt
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BY Fnrman Topper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.
lOl6 Main street, corner OF Eleventh.
DEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF
II GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF GR0CE-
RIES, DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HARDWARE,
TINWARE. MILLIONAIRE, &C., &C.-By re-
quest of the owner who intends changing dis busi-
ness, / will sell, without limit or reserve on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1880.
at OK O'Clock A. NJ. at The store corner OF Twenty
eighth aud streets varied STOCK Of merchandise,
consisting i'm part of
COFFEES. SUGARS,
MOLASSES. VINFGARS.
PICKLES. CONFECTlONERIEs,
TOBACCO, CIGAR
SHOES, BROOMS, ROPE,
HOSIERY. SCALES.
SILVER MOUNTED COUNTERS,
FEED BINS, &C., &C.
The STORE ana GOODWILL will also be rented
at auction, or privately, very low.
TERMS: Cash, fURmAN TUPPER,
Aucioneer.
Sale conducted by JNo. z. LAUGHToN Jr.
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vuANTED. - LADY who is . graduate
,'nr, q * psr ws ',;s'ss s'f
,6sso s, sso;Sss M Add's'' ~ = II iss.
WANTED, ALL DAMAsK CURTAINS
w Ia nee6 IL dysine, Al klD GLOVES N nsed
o. eranios q! pAS 4, ana " drsaT or
e,,anire. a aga Broad sueel near fifth:
&C ie.scsim 4. J. PYLE
WANTED, A FJRsT-CLAss HOUSE.
~ eFRVANT, WASHER AND IR0NER, win.
ont circumference Apply between the hours OF
and ~ at No. TIA east Marshall street. ,a-,,.
WANTED, A WHITE NURSE. Adj
w dress Post.ofce Box 81. stating wn scaa can
WANTED, TO EMPLOY A YOUNG
wv or OLD MAN 10 take charge Of livery
stai,,e 10 keep books ana collect None nerd apply
except those who can come well Tec9m,SsnTeTT1r
ocIa.1w 2I2 north Second street.
ToUR GOOD STOCK BOYS WANTED.
= Apply at once rnALnIMEn gEorgEhs:
oc Ia-It sol isroad street.
VIZ TED,
w TO LEND MONEY
CITY IMPROVED PROPERTY
ANY SUNS y DESIRED
CHARGES SATISFACTORY.
J. TBOaPsox BROWN.
oc l7.lot l11s Main street.
WANTED, BOARDERS.--Have very
w pleasant rooms. Two persons occupying one
room caa procure them at moderate prices; Apply
81 soc seventh street. near Cav. &C lI-ze-
WANTED. A GIRL TO CARE FOR
w ONE CHILD. Amply at Ill south First, be
tween Main and cary streets. &C l1-z.-
w ANTED, A PURCHASER FOR AN
w ELEGANT NEW 7H-0CTivE PIANO .,
AGO This is really splendid instrument. ana
could not be purchased al The factory for less than
&C 1885. ------------------
WANTED, A PLEASANT FURNISH.
w Ed ROOM, with BOARD, for gentleman and
v oe ie espFe'' st. Jane. Hotel.
WANTED, TO RENT A DESIRABLE
one with front lawn and stable in rear preferred.
qulre of Il. NJ. MARiLLDI,
WANTED. sUFFERER FROM
bS vlsTyf sM and a Bao re viii Be
In Richmond SATURDAY MORNING, October
leth, at o O'Clock, remaining four DAYS. OFFICE,
IIl3 Main street (up-stairs). Cures without
knife, Igature, causiic" or any painful process.
Ladies ATTENDED at their residences, Refers 10 Mr.:
Ii. M. Smith, W. w. GOsden. II. III. simpson, and
many other izeus of Richmond. oc 1873.
WANTED, 5000 HICKORY LOGS OF
w the best quality tough white hickory, free OF
kiIots iron sreaks OF other imperfections; the d.
mensions of the Logs are from 81 TO IL feet long.
and from TO "a inches IN diameter.
100000 HICKORY SPOKES OF the same quality
iabove mentioned wood; sizes, 20 inches long ana
~ to inches thick. <.
also will purchase HICKORY by THE CORD
of the came (as above nentionedl aualiiy leit ~
blocks 2s inches 36 inches and So inches long, and
not less than inches In diameter.
A. II. GOODMAN.
1929 and 1424 Cary street.
oc 3-dSu, Tu&Th1m&wlm Richmond. va.
WANTED, AN OCCUPANT FO 4
w TWO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BASE "a ~
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LOST, sTRAYED, AND STOLEN

OCTOBER, 1S, 1880.
OST. A SIXTY-DAY DRAFT FOR
Is2I0O, drawn THIS DAY on +. K. Owen.
40 broad street, New York. in favor of and
endorsed by ourselves. All parties are warned
against trading for same a. payment has been
stopped Z. w. bkANCH W.
nc 1921
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NOOK AND jon WORK NEATLY tx
- EcUTxD AT gHE DwrArch.rfISHns
dOliHus
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WANTED, A PLEASANT FURNISH
w I'D ROOM, with BOARD, for gentleman and
wife. Address M,
90 Ie-orE st. James Hotel.
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WANTED, TO RENT A DESIRABLE
w BRICK RESIDENCE Of eight 10 ten rooms.
One with front lawn and stable In rear preferred.
oulre of II. NJ. MARsILLlOT,
oe 161ws Fofd's Hotel
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WANTED. SUFFE Frs FROM
w PILES, FIsSURE. and FIsTtlLA TO reniem
Der that DIR. W. X. SMITH. Of Baltimore, VIII be
In Richmond SATURDAY MORNING, October
Ifth al o O'Clock, remaining four DAYS. OFFICE,
III3 Main street (up-stairs) Cures without
knife ligature, caustic." or any painful process
Ladies attended at their residences Refers 10 Mr..
II. AZ. Smith. W. w. Gosden. II. ii. Simpson, and
many other ci izcus of Richmond oc 1885
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sAILBoAD I1Hss

o... skrTEMBER 10, 1850.
no, ~ s"s ss, ssr IT. l7In up further
NJ. win connect at Huntington si,h ',,,, A.
steamers for AL western po4nis. ""'"-rver
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w ANTED, A PURCHASER FOR AN
w ELEGANT NEW 7h-0CTiVE PIANO =,
Al 40 Thjs is really a splendid instrument. and
could not be purchased al The factory for less than
sa5O. g. r. JOHNSTON.
oc 1886
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO THOU
L SAND AND NTNETY-ONE ACRES OF LAND
IN PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY, VA.-Under a
deed OF trust from T. 4. Tredway and wife, We Will,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-05
UTIL PROYECTO.

Insertamos con gusto ell siguiente
interesante documeuto q reserva de
ocuparnos de su contenido en- otro
ndmero en- que dispongamos de mas
espaco
Durante el 1ltimo trienio, on cir
cunstsncias azarosas en- que ell conner
clio ha tenido faertes embatas sufrienio
perdidas sensibles on sus intereses, Sc
han promovido varias reuniones cuyo
obieto ha consistido en- fomentar el es.
piritu de asociacion, tan POGO desarro-
llado por desgracia entire nosotros,
creando un centric que, aunando las vo.
luntades, oponga una fuerta valla la
desmoralizacion qua cunde de una mI-
nera alarmante y evitando los esfuerz IS
aislados que pooas veces con 1ucen a un
resultado satsf .ctorio, 80 concentre la
esfera de acciou form tndoss una masa
oompacta cuyos Representatives, posaan
la fuerza y prestigio necesarios para
proceder con energla y empuje In lis
pensables 4 un buen 6xito.
Desgraciadamente hasta ahora por
causas diversas no ha po1ido raaliz .rse
pensamiento tan iaudable, pero la nace-
sidad de clio apremia cada dia; Ia N \
la fe, ESQ cancer roedor que am9naza
socavar los mas solidos clmientos del
sdi6cio mercantil, destruyendo en un
minute los caudales acumuados & fuer
"a de mil trabajos y fatigas, va desarro-
llandose de un modo alarmants pre-
elsa acudir con tempo para poner fin al
lamentable estado q que esta reducido
ell comercio, evitandose mayores males
para 10 futuro.
Conocido es aqnel ceIebre alagio
frances quo dice La union hace la
f1erzs y efectivamente, existiendo esa
cohesion unidad entire nosotros, po-
seemos medlos sobrados para resistir
las expolaciones de que periodicamen-
te sonos objato y evitar los males que
deploramos i; conveniente es, pues, crear
una asociaciou que limItando on IN prin.
cipio su objetivo remediar las necesi-
dades mas urgentes, vaya posteriormen-
to extendlsndo su accion a otras aten-
clones que identiicadas con aqusllas
meioren en- 10 possible nuestra orgauiz4-
cion mercantil. Por tanto, reunidos en-
la noche del Is de octubre en la casa
le los sen ores Domlnguez H9rmanos Y
compania alguuos consi isnatarios y al
macenistas, despues dc una IsrgA discu-
sion resoIvieron sometsr ID cJnsidera
cion aprobaoion d. to1os us compa,
neros en- los respectlvos gremios las 81
guientes BASES:
l. So acderda formar uaa asociacion
entire cons'gnstarios J almscenistas que
90 denominara Liga de SegMidad Mer-
cantd y tondra por primordial objeto
combatir por todos los mellos legaIes
todos los casos dc quiebra de m4la f6
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i En- guasa 8 Ell s6riO !

Magnffco, sublime articulo de fon-
do ell de La Cr6nica del dia doce
de este mes.
A la verdad que nunca creimos
descendiera este periodico con su
actual direction q hacerse eco de
quien Sc conoce no tiene mucbo en-
que ocuparse, salvo que ocupacion
pueda llamarse ell perder tiempo
proporcionando, como ell noticiero
corresponsal de aquella publication
en- este pueblo, noticias y datos que,
por sus inexactitudes y falseda1es,
nos sugieren la idea de pensar 81 vi.
vimos entire gente fna 8 NAL criada
NADIA empero nos extrana ; va
sabemos hasta donde alcanza la in
transigencia reformera, sobre todo er
Ia actualidad suminfstrensele mott
cias que lie den por Ia vena del gus
to, sin pararse en- pelillos, este es,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-05
CR0M0S MAT2ITENSES

Madrid inaugura 8us placeres de in
vierno. C1ando ell cielo madrileno pier
de su brillantez y Sc exhbe velado por
cenicientas y espesas nubes, que caen III
suelo en- forma de fria Y h1neda lluvia,
y pierden los arboles del Retro sus te-
chumbres de esneralda, IN aireciho
desapacible Y rigido 6atrase sin presen-
tar &c lula de veciudad nj quitarse ell
sombrero per las puertas dc la villa,
Madril comienza dar senales de vida /:
inaug1ranse sns teatros, iL1ndanse de
gentes sus paseos, abrense las doradas
puertas de slntuosos palacios invitan-
DO la aristocracia los placeres del
bale, y 81 pobre obrero, al voiver sts-
rilo de trio a su hogar, calienta sus en-.
tumecldos miembros al amor de humil-
le lumbre, y habla su mnjer de la ne
cesidad de echar en- el lecho una manta
mas.
Las diversiones matritenses, al inau-
gurarse, han ofrecido este afo una no.
vedad los oonciertos de Saiut-Saens.
Madrid es IN pueblo id6'atra de las
melodfas y armonias, y exigente cual
ninguno, on materia de buena musica.
Los cantantes mas renombrados de Eu-
ropa tiemblan 1e miedo al presentar-
SO en ei teatro R3al algunos, que hs-
llaron puartos propicios en- Paris, Vie
ma y L0ndras, encallaron al atravesar ell
de Guadarrams FL paraiso del teatro
Real es IN m6nstruo de fnisimos oidos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-05
lMpORTANTE NOTICIA.
Un elect0r.

Hemos encontrado la siguier te
interesante communication en- la Cor
respondencja de Cuba y nos apresura-
mos reproducir]a
GEL Excmo. Sr. Comandante General
de Bayamo, Holguin y Tanas, en- tes-
grama de aver, dice ri Excmo. Sr. Ca
pitsn General 10 siguieute !:
Una seccion do guerrillas de B iya-
mo ha dado muerte on los montes de
San Ramon al titulado Mayor General
Goyo Bsnitez, y al Brigadier Qlesada,
8 identifcadas sus personals he dispues-
to Sc les de sepultura; con este y Ia
presentation de los Monteros, de que di
aver cuenta q V. E., considero paci6ca-
do ell territorio mi mando y tengo la
satisfaction de anunciarselo q V. E., en-
viandole al propio tempo mi felicita-
cion por ser la de la completa paci6ca-
cion de la TslA.