davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-09
Tina ncnrrenc;a IA Zorrilla. =

Una ocurrencia de Zorrilla. En- los
Rccueyd0s del tempo viejo que eht6 publ
cando 81 eminente poeta en- E1 Impair
cial sc cuenta que, al salir aqu6l de una
function dramhtica de aficionados cele-
brada en- TN casino de Mejico y en- Ia
cual SO habia puesto su obra El Puaat
del Godo, hubo de entablarse entire 81 y
un transeunte amigo ell signiente brevf-
simo dialogo que result6 una ingsniosa
redondilla:
Ell AMIGO. -SQue tai 10 hicieron los godos?
ZoRRIILA II Hombre! Lo han heeho tan NAL,
Que buscaba yo ell pulal
Para matarlos todos
Interesante. Ell professor de frances
d. Agustin Bourgeois, tan conocido en-
esta Isla desde hace mas de treinta
amos, pone en- conocimiento de las per-
sonas que necesiten sus servicios la i'm
posibilidad en- que sc halla de dar en-
adelante lecciones domicilio, suplican-
dolas Sc sirvan acudir q la casa en- que
vive, Fortaleza 81, por no permitirle
otra cosa su salud un tanto quebran-
tada.
Los precics seran equitativos, y las
horas seeun convenio.
Po vo.-Rogamos la autoridad To-
cal SO sirva mandsr barrer ell trozo de
Gale comprendido entire las esquinas de
San Francisco y O'Donnell y la plaque
la de Santiago, pues ell polvo y las basu-
ras reinon ALI en- cantidad por demas
insoportable.
i Canastos exclamaba un senior
muy celoso de la Gmpieza y ell aseo de
nuestra capital. SQu6 dira cualquier
extranjero al YER tanto polvo y basuras
en- estas alineadas GALES
No Sc apure ", contesto otro no
dira esta boca es mia por que el mismo
polvo le cegara y no vera NADIA
lQue verdad tan de q folio
Pensamientos. No existe hombre al
guno que no haya tenido On su prospe-
ridad una pI6yade de amigos. Guam
pocos en- su desgracial
-Si las horas de felicidad placer
no pasaran con la velocidad del rayo,
deiarian de ser ambicionadas por nues-
tro corazon.-A. Rivns.
Santoral. -S4bado 10.-San Daniel
Ezequiel.
Domingo 11.-Sen Leon I, Papa
Observation-Disclosures IT. de abono
para ell sabado 10 del corriente la pre-
ciosa comedia de D. Luis de Eguilaz
titulada:
Los CSO[DADOC CDE pLOMO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-09
LOS SSOLDADOC DEPLOMO.
La pieza en- l acto:
LLUVTA DE ORO.

Una importante declaration medi-
ca.-Los m6dicos mas distinguidos ase
veran que cuando ell Aceite de Higado
de BAcalao es puro, no tiene igual Ell
la medicina como remedio para males
cr6nicos de los 6rganos pulmonares,
ell higado, y los m1sculos. Di6cultad
habia, en- un tempo, para obtenerlo pu-
ro y sin mezcle; 6sta fue obviada con Ia
Introduction del Aceite de Higado de
Bacalao Puro de Lanman y Kemp.
Los profesores de medicina admiten
este hecho y recetan este art1culo, tan
esmeradamente preparado para casos
de renmatismo cronico, gotas, males es-
crofulosos obstinados; Indigestion cr6ni-
ca, debilidad general, y todas las moles-
tias, incidente al pecho y los pulmones,
siempre con los resultados mas salts
factories. Una cucharada mexclada
con otra del Pectoral de Anacahuita es
el modo mas faciI y mejor de tomar ell
Aceite.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-09
CAMERAS.

CANERIAS.
De plomo, zinc y lata, On las comDosicIo.
nes 81 30 p% de rebaja; todo Sc hace barato.
mny barato, demaSiado barato.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-09

En todos los municipios de Hanto
Domingo 30 han alberto suacripcionea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-09

Las noticias del Austria han sido lie
POGO interes. Lo mismo puede decirse
de las de Turquia pues ell gobierno ST.
que preocupado de los asuntos interio-
res del imperio y deja correr ell tempo
sin que Sc resueiva la question griega
nj tampoco la demarcacion de las nue.
vas fronteras del Montenegro.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-03-26
YOEEKA. FRIDAY, MARCH 26. 1880 pp70

from pulpit; from The lectnrG.room +:
from the cott"n-fielAs; from The
W"rE-Sh"ps-aII send brck the an.
swer: The colorpd troops fivh,u,
ny Aad RobIv hive they fought.
N"bIy are they. hgh ing. History
"oes not aford p1raIlel. II can he
JcStly said OF the Negro. that he has
come up und.r great rgt1ftati6n. >
Turned loose upon a tea!tn-,uos
ocean in fraiI bark, with neither
Tefm nor oar! Edt see " hat remark
ably head way he has made tbwxrd
me part OF elevated fhAnhoDd! What
discretion: What fOrtitua-; what
hagnanlnity he has displa,ed amid
the storms. KukInxeh and bail
foz~d deserted bv rlrn.ls aud butch
cred by enemies; cheated aud ,land
cred; annrkrd by the law and rriod
by violence. VT he has marched
steadily onward. lie twi~e Lrlued
10 save The M ions honor-the ma
ti"nS very 'xiStarIcp. although lie
ha> ever hem the object OF rhe ma
lions ahn~e and r0h'rinpt. No one
VIII" il not bptieath IL cir, will long
er desire 10 crush th- Negro. who ex
mbItS such inl0,n liable cnnrlye an 4
patriotic Zeal in battling against the
"h"" OF this fife, and The deeply set
preJndires Ofrhe land which he has
Aiade {" blossom a. The rose; q ian.l
which his labor has m ide a net work
~ " ire aud rail. aud whose stream :
ne has made to 'Piricp with the hum
"t machinery; q lam'l from who 30
'0rth white saiI- laden with products
Of lis labor. Aud yet The wild III
"Ian, who l"OseS no opportunity TO
scAFp "a p"le ixce@ and nprn whom
The g0vernrn' nj has spent tlOre rev
"nue in the tast ten years than on
The Negro ii, the past tw.D hundred
and Ti:tN, is trea'el With more con-
Sidrra'i0n than the Nero. Even
The heathen ChlHeC is regarded as a
rhatn
The white people Of th1s countr,
may boat Of their institutions ot
learning and their religious es,ab
'i~hm"nts. bht they must vet learn
that man iSa man. regtr,llesS Of hi
col0r If he is otherwise entitled TO
respect.-NOrhIaf Her.Id
Herald of Kansas., 1880-03-26
WE ARE mt.uNC.

Side BY si1s, near where stasds the
bust Of Chief Justice Tane,-whO in
ne Drpa Scott decision said a Npgr.
has no rights that W hiie man ShnGIh
respect = stood Hon. joel Parker,
I vice q 'vrrnor Of New jersey. and
Samuel LnWrev. eOlrrPh nIArl. boz h
taking The oath that admits hem 10
prac ire heiore The Suprpr0e Court OF
The United S,ates AnOtable sceup.
We sc04srrs at our race. LuOk upon
ItiS picture, ant then on bat Of
1859 Samael Lowrev is the son OF
4 slave, who purchased himself nnA
a large family lie waA the fir-'
cO'Ored paste. Of church in The
south, preaching in Na>h\ lille from
l849 10 1866. The writer remembers
The majestic physique And lht kindly
b. nev~ltnt face Of Uncle Peter, amd
we remember our misunderstanding
while he WAS trarhing us the alpha
bet. Samuel L0Wrry, + a.. ut the
close Of the war, b.gan rea ling law
and was The frSt colorel man u mit-
ted 10 The Supreme Court OF Trnnes-
see. lie Is nov engaged in Hunts
vile. Ala. in develouing novel
system OF silk culture. The STORY Q!
his achievemr MS adds hstrp, not
only 10 himself but down, down 10
the lowest OF bis race Mrs BeIva
Lockwood was The noble lady who
moved for his admission Evansville
Weekly Age.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-03-26

Seventeen years ago the great and
good Lincoln wrote iii tie cnnslitn
'irn amt law OF the lanf: The Ne
gro is y man Since. anxious friends
and snaring t"es have alike had
their ewes upOn him. Those, do>ir
ing lis success; thos., his failure
that thsy IAigrt >av "wetoll ou So"
Bur has the Nrgrs succeeded? Has
he Shown himself worthy The great
responsibilities resting upon = free
people? the same answer which
was echoed from the thi :kest Of the
bloody frav-"The colored troops
fought nobly"-is sounded from The
ballot box !; from the halls Of the Ma
tinnal and State Legislatures from
The school room; from the press
Herald of Kansas., 1880-03-26

Keaf them care nlIy, and avoid any
misunderstanding:
| Subscrihers who do not give ex.
prees notice TO the contrary. are con-
>idefed wishing to continue their
subscription.
z If subscribers order the discon-
timuance at their periodicals tie uAh-
Il>hers may continusto to send them un-
I'll AL arrears are paid.
3 II subsrribers neglect Or refuse
to take Meir periodicals from the of
flee TO which they are directed, The,
are held responsible until they have
settled heir bills and order them j 9
c6ntlhttrd.
4 Ii Subscribers move to other
places without informing publishers
and Tile papers sent to former dircc-
'fon, they are held responsible.
5 The courts have decided that re-
ihSlrg TO take newspaper from the
'Fk G or rrtn"Ving anil leaving them
''ncalIea for, is prima tacie evidence
Of intentional fraul.
8. ANY person receiving q new>-
paper and making use OF it, whether
he ordered it Or not, is held to be II
rub>criber.
Z. If Subscribers pay In advance.
they are boutd to give notice to pub
fishers at the end.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-03-26

The editors Of TIE HERALD are not
responsible for the views express. ed
BY cotTeap0mF'ents.
Our columns are 07en 10 all. Per.
>nns wiring communications 10 thi,
naper MUS ! cmt If short. or we vii
hr r"mprl.ed to con>iyn your pro.
ductitns 10 The vase hA>kpt. writ,
- of'cn "a ,oh d"sire. hnt ff vnl
wish 10 soc it in prin' YOU MUST
WRIIET TAk POINT
Herald of Kansas., 1880-03-26
Friday Morning, March 26


We desire TO again stpte to CORES
Fondents th"tthe, MUST CONFINE
THEMSELVES no 1AE NEWS Of
heir re pecIive l"c4Ii'i"s. AND NOT
WRITE LONG -WINDFD PUFFS
~ some man or set Of men. LIFE
Is TOO SHORT 10 spend it in
reading such fnAt'ter. and WE WILL
NOT 1nIake rnnm tor This class. 81
matiar in the future. WE WANT
NEWS ITEMS. BEAR THIS IN
MIND. Or \ on NAV d1scbvef when i,
is roo LAlE, that YOU have
vested YOUR sweetness on the
desert air" We will ~rifr all The
"rHtis' necessary TO be published III
this paper.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-03-26

He told her that he loved her
In tcneS so soft anl mellow;
But she said she couldn't marry him,
For she'1 asked another fellow.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-03-26

"WiII" the correspondent Of the
Republican Advocate, OF Chicago.
writing from this CITY. has rhe efnl-
lowing to say concerning THR HER-
AID.
TkE TaERAtb OF KANSAS was sued
ny o politician or a broken down
lGafrr frnT1 Louisiana. for litel, The
cause OF which is not worth mention
ing. rs IL won't amount 10 anything.
hut time and wind, rs j.. III Stuart.
our eminent coinred lawy er has The
case in hand for the defen lants.
| make y special mention of the
HERALD because | think il worthy OF
Sptrial rote. We aInIp few subecrib-
e. s in Chicago, though This is the Only
means by hich the real condition Of
our people can be known, 40 | hope
the many tlitnds in the GAr.iPn TiIy
will consider this matter and sub
tcribe Tor Il at once. as it is cheap,
witty and newsv, and edited b. two
rprising Dung men, and one OF
them craftsman ct The first magmi
lnde, and in the interest OF the righ,
anu jusi.-
Herald of Kansas., 1880-03-26
sEC'aL Nor.Cr.

s,y i, y going 10 canvass
. y .s"' o. Subscribers, We have i.
| hons. - ss''r' who will call n
IN. u "'o place Of business II
| i, y ] need not tell them he
/ / 20 hard or you cannot
'lsa iA.s - 90. We have in
\ ns.'' Y pf'y, beg. and coax
'ISe for THh HERALD
u Il necessary to convince
.astp ~ s'a' fOr them. This
Herald of Kansas., 1880-03-26

ppd Dl,. !" sale At the follow
y, s..s s'ss': Palace Hotel Bar
son.." 'opeka ; McKinlay's !
lBa., ii'h and Clay streets
In ! on Kansas avenue.
|'rsnp. ners shop, 1881
: : cents per copy.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-03-26
.n 1880
8 O ONE 7

u" the V01erS of Shawnee
Co~nty.
Hav'ng served yau faithfully. for
the last five years lin the GROCERY
DH>ine~s( rs your patronage plainly
proves, ] am again stamping the
county lh"hipd The -counIsrl for AN
other term. Yours.
W. WARREN.
Opposite Courthouse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19
COTTON MARKErs-BY rRLEoRArH.

eaoaSiy isvsr; nitAlps ussaa,. IA; Ndaung 0rsans,
American. Fusurs9 Lew NJ 1nS clause 1pr &c.
livery s. 60 s .P ~. az u nsy sSy:y
aso esd aso sIG a. jena ih6 July delivery eisd
Sa d. Jay asa August leliveIy esssd aso 81 also
also sd sise ii,s1 Co. ssptsnesr ootSber delivery
eTd de- 0ctOeor aao Hoyemeer 1siTsy ed also Sisssd;
TTKErosi. Aprfl IT, ,. m-Tss ssiSs dsy tn
xer lIcSsss1 aqr s.Gsss ,, Il3s' 1Sw
R1irIscss, Aprl i7-oOs.on dsl Snadlias l2e, Low
bSss scsssT1ss 70 Bales sales IL bales 'tssE.
e6nE lie Good Ordinary. issi NET reoeDtS las bales:
csxsssrps April f5.ootSOR q9fst, MiadaAE I2es Log
bales: sses 100 Osies; ssoeS, S5SiS bassa
CnclsSAys ADFl l7.Cetton Qulet GoenG- II ssod Low
bales; sales iS6 6sSs ipinnsiS 100 Saes;
,,SALyslcs, April n; ep.ned weak Closed steady
hetrseeRs i5o baIea sales lso bass stock 2ss oAea
!ogisyILtE Avri IL. Gotten dull; hiediinE ilac
s ss,sA sGiSmsns sisS 6ass ssieH iSe0 6assi STOCK
oEsEI Arri I7cossen quiet Miaoifns llac; Low MID.
asng Coed ordisaSY G, net receipts 90 bales
2S3 bales salas 80 bAea bales
Ms Il E A2s a eI ~ ba L
~ q. sa,ss s.gssA e Srss 5rsss S5Ss 70
cez esless sissk, iAoes esisss
lev Astnsg s Geea Ordinary 'sS ggsSe receipts "a
heee ABS bAle1 BpknaeA 0t9 bblea stock Ases
ss n Ape ~ a'1s nss ras l 10y iS5
nss Rzo 100 ba0o SgpeFts 70 0re9l Bfnn LeDg hales;
t0V ealsAl lass evening" 100 baes, se Ao1 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19
r1vr nrncK MARKnrs-RY rnLEoRAPH.

CHICAGO April MISUNDERSTANDING 5000 heaoi fh ns
uent 600 head: market and fairly active, espeo9
PACING Mixed Packing as IS sOeSl 25i Choice Heavy 81
81 5000 81 80; Light &C 81 AOdSf 40. ooo ...,.
CiTTLE-ReOeDts. 800 heads shipments S6O1 nse ~
moderate u0uIry End prices Unchanged Shipping ~
AZ 10, Butchers steady and firm Cows at 81 3OGs3 oO
Bulls at s2a3 500 Oxen % s3esi; stOoEeS ana Feeo'fS
oalet and easy OF 81 80S&3 80. . $500, =.
sHEEP-No receipts shipments Clipped 81 fSSS4i
81 LoUS April l7-AoGs-o uiet Yerkers and Bat y;
mores 81 1904 so Packing at s4oS4 20 BotonS ~
SO. Select nt s. 3O0e4 6O reoolp
400 head; ahIpmcntg. ., 800 head. $50. -.
CGrrLR-Steady: supply light! Good % Cn0tce ~
81 456sl 90 shipping and Butchers steers az 81 M
Feeders SA1el 2O Cows and HeifeS NJ - w
ass receipts 800 head shpments, l. 100 head roso
SHRErSteady and unchanged Fair to Fancy At - OO@SO
receipts, 200 head; shipments, 200 head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19

.A-FALL RIVER LINE
ron BosTow ApD THF 1


ron BOSTON AHD THE EAgF.
9l00EACH WAY BETWEEN HEW-Y0HK AND BOSTON,
GonesDoldIae redncf10n 20 Oh other points Baek
Ate1mefA End connecting tERin - gpeeaBt thote0A
The mammoth pafses stsameeg BRISTOL aud PRQXI.
DNCE having been placed the line for tho OF 1885,
leave NeW.Y0rk DAILY (5UNDATS fNCLUDEDl IRON
Pier %. ". r., f0Otef MurfETsf- a. ..
Leave Brooklyn AGO Ier8ey ctr 12o a.. glA AnleE
I1cketa Gtato0oa, be obtained IN NeWIofk A.
261 2 40l S27 9 and 967 Broadway and a1 ali
hotels ralsfee and ticket 0hcea az the OtFlCB Oa I'll
LINE ON THE PIER and on boaza steaner.t Aea ana
CouTts, and At Annex oee Brooklyn ana Jersey gitY IN
Boston OF NO od state Honse and at Old Colony psy
0k0 L. COMMON 0gneTal Passenger Agenl
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- Leave NewYork from foot Of Desbzosses and CofaEdr
go M for washlngtcu. PtsburE, columbgs clnainstn
Indianapolis Chicago and the West Richmond Charleston
ana tbo south Pullman cars from Baltimore 70 newark
Ohio. Ptttsburg snd Chicago
for Wilmington and tho West Pullman cara from
Newly Ork 70 Baltimore and Washington making close cn
nscons for PittsBurT Cincinnati, tndiamapo louisville
and 30 Louls Through Pullman cars, Baltimore 10 Cncn'
1000 D. m daily for washington the south and west Pull
Shoppers from HewY0rk 70 Baltimore and Washington.
making cloee connections for Chcano, Cincinnati IndanAQo-
Ola LousVie Columbus pftaburR The South and
Southwest Through Pullman from Baltimore 10 Gin.
cnna Washngton With trains for Lynchburg
Florida, New.Oriean0 and the South
For thFoUg tickets please call at C0mpanY's once 3le
BI9adWa New YOrk 91d at ticket oces foot OF C0rtaands
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS. NEBRASKA AND
n0TnHAn0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19
WOOL MARKET.

Boston. April I7.-WOoLTh0 market was very quet tne
past week, prices have taken DOWN. ard turn
iacturers buying lightly. Transactions IN MSsnSu
Eleeces quito small and IN UnWashe anu st-
able Fleeces tho gaos were only l35 600 no. herS vas W
business doing Pulled Woods, with sales lot the WICK
10000 n. There rather more inquiry Tor tu @
Territory Woods scarce ana qnet ~ 80
epn Wool have $4,000 OF ell kinds the saeA W.
euded Ohio Pennsylvania Feecas and Xxx and above
52dSSi2ci Eew YORK 81 DUCT DC
iane at 56C Tub Washed at 9ll Oregon At 40e Medium
Missouri az nc; Colorado At % e36Rc Unwashed and
Upmerehauabe FCeces a. 81 iSC, super and Pned az
49aGgc Secured A7odSl Pun California at snoJVoi
M0pteyid1O at AZ gi5C: Australian NJ A8obbc Engi5h
Conng M 52a57c Total sales Of the week. l32COO D or
hic1,I Orere Domestic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19
THE STATE OF TRADE,

T,vRqPopr Aprl i7-POrk--Prsms Ness Eastern, steady
AZ 70 western. sIsaay Rt ST.. Baeoa-Cumber.and Cut
steady OF B6d; short RIB STEADY al 81; Long Clear
6TTncr az 4sL shonhlers ddu AZ 49, Bosf-Ipda Mesa
7gl. LaTd-Pume Western, dull At 318d Tallow-Prifae
ciS du at 54f6d. Tarpeatins nrmer az A0i
American CHOICE steady ~ 5s Lard Ull. dnll a. 49,
dan a. D. lid; sprnE. so = duh az lo4d,; New Win:
Ter Westero duh at iOiiid New southern Winter dull
at liiI Corn-AIxed Old; dnl q 81 isaj New Mixed,
dnl At 6Td.s tsottBnReed 0li-YeloW American, mono
N marRef Roso--Conn an, London steady AiGd.
truFpsafine Spftfs, st London. steady ~ 80,
LiYEEPOoL- April ITls;3oP n-chsese Sg PCT egt Gee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19
uAvANA MARKET.

HAvANA April 17-sueaFJThe tone Of the market pa 10
aned uaohsnsed. Toward mo elsse Hvelier susiosss
done anE prices OF All sorts were about rea hBnsk %
10 20 - D. g. $4,000 reaa goln per arTobei noe - T
d. g. 1O491l reasi Molaase9 snear noS u ~
cal 600 polarization, IN boxeA and hhQ9s b3g9E Ls
stock In warehouse Havana and MatanIaab0OUy Az
lOb ana 100 hide Recopts OF the ~
boxeF 81 40 bales ana 1850 hhds EFporta dung tle
WeeFi2 0O b6TrG 1850 Gags 49, $50 hhdA ineaains
8GO boTes and aII bsgB and hhdA 70 tbs Uniisa l
sfates gold 03a premium short mgnt oo 49,
premium ON London, ltat0lbL premium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19

At the regular weekly meeting Of the Governors
Of the Bank of England on Thursday no change was
made in the banks rate for discount, and it remains
sc per cent against 21G per cent the rate in the
open market for discount Of bankers thrso-nonths
bills During the week tbe bank has lost E14,5OO
blities which for the preceding week was 45Se per
cent. was raised to $3.50. At the Stock Exchange
money and account respectively. United States
bonds and American railways were easier, in sym
patby With the home markets. Atlantic and Great
Wesfeyn first and second bonds. however, were ex-
ceptions to the rule, and advanced dig and per
cent.
The following are the highest and lowest prices OF
securities for the week. and the coeng sales Satur-
dau nd a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19

the bet t1ndes Of American Lau 5T ger o TOT AEneis
ee1 RafDn- qlf reF cVE Tor long Clear Hddlel 49, !.
fozboS Zprii IA r1spIfi q TDentina se Per eva
sSNFSs apnf igFs1dIsu il h4nes paid 1874 aH
asked for fino pale American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19

sTEARiNE-Steadv Western 71ci City, T5 &c: sales
500 tea Western, private terms 81. 600 CITY, 77sc
TALI.ON'-steady; sales. 10000 b. 6G0iSc.
WHISKEY-oniet; nominal 81 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19
Corporation Notices.


NOTICE.-Sealed Proposals for building sew.
IL laying water mains IA vartons streets ana
viii 30 received a. the office Of tho Depart ment OF
Pubic works until April 20, 1850 For hi particulars SEQ
"Ctty Record for salo Nv 40, CITY iisl.
NOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS for two
~ sean hrsengnca WIN be received g NE ohe0 OF the
For fun information City Record for sale at NO ClJ
Hall
NOTICE.-PrOpOs;lls in q sealed envelope for
~ STDp.f OCKA. S1OPCOCK EOXES, HYDRANr and
HYDRANT BOXES wl DO received az te Once o. me a9S
DaI tment Works until MUNDAf Aprll ~ ISa
For full Information SEQ City Record Tor sale at NO Guy
Hall.
TVO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN 2 ses zeal a
enyrI0pe Tor iayi ug CROrON WATER MAINS IN
various will be received a. tho once o.
Ispartlnent Puzzle Works nnul MONDAY, AZ Ri
10 1880 For ful information City Record for sale OF
No. . CITY Hall. --------
rTIO WATER PIPE MANUFACTURERS
II PROPOSALS TOT furnishing and delivering 20 the Do
parment Works 1905 tons OF straight Pipe ana iO9
inns special Caatpgs incosed IN seMoi
envelope will be received at tho ONCE OF The Department
ABfil 10 1880 For full information SEQ my hocouI AVh
sale at no. = CITY Hail.
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Gost nn0 Sonno.

I OST.-Bank book 27,032, issued by Frank
~ In savings Bank Eew-York % cath CLARK The
finder vll plsOse return the same 70 l27 West a2dss
T OST.-Bank book No. los, 972, OF the Ger
~ SAVINGS Bank, NeWIOFk II nos restores 70 the
Bank by June l. 1885. application VIII Do made Tor new
CTOLEN.-F j. Sabn's Son, Nassau-st.,
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Gt0 rec m0Oceo t edgoa borA reward gacred tor tla
roooTa q tho hoo1 o. oS aVpzehson oa ne taassnl ~
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PRrrr cLorna MARKrr.

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1890 ~ 49,, yte gse ye1s a1stoea but
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Buslness Chances.

TOR SALE or TO RENT.
The Glen mill property IA LlST0N SPA, SaTatoga Co.
n y mie from depot main building 4u1lUI tnsL ulree
height lower Of Two upper 5OTle OF
WOOL with yearly new heated thIOugnnns Dy
steam with gDOd profess against tire good water power
90 power picker hOsc aud wheel stoe
house. shops eda 30 price low aud terms easy Address,
+. W. BAkkEH Syracusr y, Y.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND IINTTTEn GTATRS MAIL R0IJTE.

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AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
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@ W" "a E'gss 9 Il:
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ITO PHILADELPHIA;
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ruw OLD EsrABL1sHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AND PaiiADELrAIA.
~ T bEpoTs IN FhiLADELPHiA, IN NEw.ToRK
DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST I TNEE93ysER ESYIP
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
ON AND AFTER April "a 1890
Express Trains NeWYor DeserOsass and corands
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40 $40 and = I1S ~ .a at:Ss SUNDAY At
$50 2. ana running through via TFenssA aaa
aoaIa or the brooklyn Annex" connect with AZ through
uains jersey oit afrdng speedy and areds ASser
trasa leave West philadelphia 1901, $3.50. stA
TSs G. 9:3O and IL N. LIMITED EEproeA 1850 D MI
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Tss p ~. lsave philadelphia wa camden = M and
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NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
IN Leave NoW.Y0Tk, foot IibertY.st, G. II. r 0fN.J
S:lb m. For FArnl1gdalc, Toms RIVER, Baruegak and
intermediate statiOna
1I5 D. m.-For Toms River YIneland all Atattona Bay
Side AND FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
4p m-FOr Farmingdale. Toms River: BarneKat Tucker.
tow IL II and p1iladelphlA