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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-25
Litograffa del Boletin.

Montudo ya del toI,, este estableci-
miento dirigido por aitistas sxpcTtoss
IN 81 81 bnceD cnn bTevs,ia1 Y h;.i atufa:
LETRAS De CAMBI0.
TARJETAs DE FELIO1TACI0N, DE INVITA-
CIoN, DE BAUTIsMo, DE FUEERALEs, DE- Co
MEICIo, DE MATRIMONIO ETC CiRCULAfEs
MERCANTTLRs, FACTURAs, ENDosos, PAGA-
Rfs, CARTAs- -PARTIDAs, MARCAs PARA TADA.
COS, CIGABRILLos, CHOCOLATE, soNBRFf.os
etc.
PIANOS Y MAPAS
DE ToDA cLAsE Y todas las tutas 4ue
sc quiera.
TIMBRES PARA CARTAS.
Encabezamientos de recibos, d. cuen-
as corrientes y demas con las hguras y
alegorias que Sc deseen.
Especiahaad gu CLICHEs y LAMINAs
para tirar en- impre ota
LA LITOGRAFIA DEL BOLEIIN
esta oil nivel &c las Deiores d-l ex-
tranjero.
Tambien hay constante existencia de
libros ie texto, dip!omas Dedsllas, d.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-25

Somos dtchosos al seiialar los excelen-
tes resultados que C0nstanteTnente afc<n-
ramos con ell empleo del Jarabs de Rsbana
iodado como regenerador de la sangre
en- ciertaS afeccioneS que proceden de una
acrim0nia cualquieFa de ella, cuando el TO-
duro de potasio, la esencid dc zsrzaparrinA.
Ell aCeite de higado de bacalao y osrOs mo-
choS depuratlv0s en- boga eran insH Hffcientes
8 no podfan ser soportados por alEun e.
tonnage muy delicado.N
"A. FAVHoT,
Aatof del TrdtaGo de las enTsrnledades
de las ntUJeres de las aFeoosones caneepaaas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-25
VAPQRES CUSh5yS IRASiTiiNTUOS
DE A. LOPEZ Y COMP.
IAJE DlGECTO DESDE PUERTO-RlCO
a SAN A DER.

Salida de uelto-Eic0 el da 10 de cada
mes.
Il Camara S165. "a C&mara 1870. "a Camara So
TambeH !'ucde hacerse ii viajc, saliendo de
Pustto-Rlcc, los G'as !, i3 Y % lie cada mes
y tra>Upr00l no eli la !labana.
Los prec'es paca estos FiGjes, son los 81
gnienteS
Ia 2.s ).
De fuero-R'co a la hobara $40 i 81 ) 1t
De ii. >att.hqeT, CaOiX q Gar
ceiona (vl- ii@hdhal ........ 202 1C0 10
Las locaiIdu'ies eSpeciAles camarotes Ell
lei"s, seran preCl0s cOuvenciunaies.
HG0ra rehajus para las iamilias numerosas
con n)hos.
SO expiden pasajes de ida vue ta con 25
p. . de rebaja,
La Empresa ha hecho las siguientes mo-
dllicaclones en- el pasaje de los njfios que
vlaJen con sus familias.
rRIMERA sEGUNDA CANARA.
Tn niGo has.a de amos, en- cada camilla,
gratis. Los demas hasta amos un cuarto
paSaJe. Los &c a Z a II amos medic paaaje
Los demas pasaje entero.
TERCEIA CLAsE.
Tn milo, husta dos aflos, gratis. Los nj
nos hdstt amos medic pasaJe. Los demas
pasaJe entero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-25
TariIa para dinsro.

4
. Los fhVOES1 Ii1saIAutjtcs tuci.4 en Plymouth
OhspuTHo y southampton IN eali. A.genoia SO ei.
plden pas'uos dIte4Os paca Parie.
90 cXD@-on pillotcs Dc IDA vueitt para pasa-
les .t6fG cio Aits5 IraSAtlicUs iOC6 Lne7t.s an
AEo tespt ~ fali9ne coA un.@ read1. 0e. - =. x
RAcAS Alo O-- AatALLAs. - ilyi, st=I.Ic cvra-
pN.'lSS ic uli.- peroOghe ccSc utLslc .tsa
co CoAJu.ixd @ Nstyr Ge cNat:o i,i.sl"- eng .os
l1JlA4ta Ie4 p-a-c. f-ALea9ass nilta los pa
1toN, Eu-a SEtelU-. fs-tS r:FtUyGloL ,i..e IN
-. opt-u15 - q t&pidaa iGitl . ue - IuoitA.
KS A44Os Is.5s ;io q ~, Ia krS.tls, ~. 10
cOl.l-S Es.tsv. aG u lA [4iS..1,
Los JsEy;st CS IG ttdpriil, oI}A Ilter rlar.o -
Aur9De, DuulGA 2ltuat ~ uia&, aa lLKstu.k ~ II Si
GUSTAV. sttJ versa para LIZ -a.etEa IGe IN le-
12s oa kIaAc.h. A|os pas-,eros DCc ls5. vauCt"s
eDlr5 UaerbourT, Iaris, HyEloutu Ljudrs.s . I,na
sGp ALL uo 10 Uts iss rIAAl jl4us % e,te puerto
EotA AtuAINIda 4. .rS Is.~@r - eL-IDArcAnuo el
SSiA ItoLtE 50t!-r Ciot3 rl44u 20 gen
los 81 Sii. .A o-4'lcy, 0&us, itiG'r Il CQ: 81
aAsiGp sptNt4o a ~G-uJ pa<ArS ~ .|t Qo r-taarso,
AL..tD-5 ~. % pus.L0s LQcEuioAA0ce ar Sioa Que.
j5Q 0uteHv&>s passages pOE I14 falSLe= ~ ssta Oom
pa4i, .2.. 100 oisi-ShlCS pndt0s: antigua, DaL III
lzs, , -f<" IAtLASo4t Npp6. ..us 40. Dcll ~.
Don nsca, .1ra4~dR. Grey 1Uwn. Seu.ae. J:sl. ..
Ia 04ri. .sa.a.uica. 4 lEt 4o- f..uc- ?.rt3 )u,nop
S2N .IIi ;<e.pC AiL1. SaaC. Lucia, Sal ,t.4p - y
us-SV 9 u IIihI3ed.
~ e9iss 4aUr+ pc-c!ss m0dieos para .or tl.,l,oc
tes Ie tsUa;O oats u E1rOoa,
Kara pdI tu6nOres oobrc .,rls2leS lecs IAN ii
ElZitSc q, II 4~gencia as Al LOtls sSL.a.
Aa 70 aII,sslia a43SS oT pds va.o;~6 .Ie
- ecct;Y - n.saIes pfac!saeo !yya-5 ee ;l,.
- los YJpYr-7 ae Ia Ia3A SOD aestbla .Gnre >,,L
AyeHteS en- san Juan, Ldtmer d CU-.Nu.
gud1o, h D. II. Cooper. u. A. j.
AEatde de-F0Hce, SreS. COrtdtiu Dc Oo.-.Hapa
gCez, d. ho6erto Gu0tGeS. .--Aguudtua, Sres
RuCItter ,r CO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-25
CsiIiDO SUPERIOR.

Constane, en'c % chen tant0 para esba-
lle,os come para sefioras nh0s en- el esta le-
cimientl LA I0"FETIDORA de Csunct PoDs
A. Go h. ~ abrl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-25
CARRUAJES,
DE GONZALEZ, RAMOS Y MATIENZ0

Salen dlariamente las dos de Ia tarde para
Oangrelos, Rio piedras, Carolina Caguas
4 las cuatro para Cangrejos Rio-pedras; fle-
tados todas horas, tambien Sc fetan para
TrujiIlo-alto, Guainabo, Gurabo para Carer
hasta les Cruces. F0RTALEzA "a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-25
G0kpaAlA GENERAL TRASATLANTICA
DE VAP0RES C0RREOS FRANCHISES
LJNEI DE MARSELLA.

LlamaTos Ia atencion del comercio del
p1blico Ell general Ia variacion que ha tent
do esta Inca ds vGpofes en- 81 itinerario, ell
que empezara a regr eI corrente mes con el
vapor GuADEIOUPE. 500 toneladas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-25
lInea De VapoGeS entire Santiago De Cuba
Y EEWYOkK.
"ksH-YaAk 5 CUBAN STEAMSHIP LINZ"

PAsAJE DE SAN JUAN DE PUERTO IIco NEw-YORK
VIA pEsANTIAGO DE CUBA.
HAiian3Ose en- combination los vapores
tranceSoa que pH9an por esta capital para
Santiago de Cuba, el de cada mes, con Ell
vapor americana Santiago" que sale lie
Cuba todos los dias IL para New-York, to.
man dichos Vapores franceses pasajeros en-
eeta Ciudad cen direction Il New-Y York. al
modico precio &c ) 50 en- ORC americana Dor
pesaje en primsrss cAnlara.
Aeentes en- esta Capital
SILVA ~ 40.
Jbrc l.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-25
Conpalla General lraSatIaltlss
az vAPORES C02REQS FRANCHISES,
(L6y,ea Ge 81. M1Satfe y Sant8nGerJ.

El dia q de cada mes saI3r2 de ST. Aazalre
escaa en- Sautander Tenerite con de5tino
San Thomas uno de los mejOres vapores dc la
Ocmpafla legando este Qllmo Pu"rto q 3, J
eontinuando su ruta hosta Vera Crn1
La CompaIia ACADIA de esta0lecer IN serVi-
cio intercoonial con el siguienle
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-25

Todo con capS de SO. siendo pdgadero ea Liver
eol 8 de l0% sendo ua2adarC I'll Puerto nicO.
los dstes pRgar en Puerto l!c0 re cobrafan q.
Anbo oorrente &c Gros on las Iechas do las lleGa-
DO los vapOres,
No Sc flrnaara conoclmiento pcr menos dc G0.i0I6.
Las pleas bultos de maquinaria que paaen de
dos toneladas dc peso. otra.s meTcancias no men
eIouadaS Arriba, hete conventional,
Sobre amoarQues. por un solo V:por de no m6nos
nua 100 toneadas para un solo CCnSGuAtaro. So
abonara la capa. paR..ndose hSte en Liverpool Ia
antreRa de los conoctmtehtos.
Para pormenorSs. dIriRlrso
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-25
DUttUU Wt tN .IItIUUWI q IUtlI q
pap. MORTERA o MANUELA.

NuxvrrAs Hres d. P. 8. Dol2 Oomp,--aIsARA
Bucoeoree de Silva. Redrigue2 Coop.-RAakooA. R.
AIaYo Oomp.-CyBA, Sres. g. ? L. Bos Y Comp
EANro DOMINGO. Sr. d. Juan Fou.~M ATAdl lEE, Dor
min Rernedo AGyADTLLA Sres. Aneu, Ju "a Oh
PuKRro. RIoo Eree 1riarte, Her ii,alo de Caracas
Oomp.-EAHTRoMAs,S Sres. Lama Conr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-25

q No me era dadO recomendar con excszo
el Jarabs dc RAbano iodade, eues, en-
mi Iuicio, eS uno de los mas poderosos mo-
dihcsdores dc los constikUcioRes hnfh-
tiCaS.
Bajo sn Influenza. l1ceras escrofulosas
que NADIA podia ctlTar, que sc habiaE mos
trado rebaldes a Ia accion de todos los
causticos. las he ViSto ctcatrizarse con
una celeridad extraordinaria
En- los nitlos, he visto tambien afecciOnas
tuberculosis de los huesos modfncarSa Y
curarse nnediante la adminiStra cion del
Jarabe do RAbano iodado.
o. euEsEARB,
AnsigSo inferno de los HesPiialss dc PaFSs,
Medies en- Nueya-0rleans.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-25

& Esta preparation, los hechos clinicos
10 han demOstrado, esta indicada en- As
enfermedades del pecho. las escrofllas, 81
ARfatlsmo,. el raquitisIno, Ia paltdez Ia
blandura de las carneS de los ninos, en-
ciertas eHferTnedadeS de la piel, en- una
palaera, en- todas las afecciones aebidAz
un victo dc la sangFe.
(EI EscGIpeIo Med,os Bebsa IL de- febrero De Es77-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-25
ITINERARIO.
LLEaADA!
SALIDAS
RETORNO.

5aliendo de Kingston el Is con las escalAs
arriba mencionadas, lle5ara este puerto 3! 22
.ontinuando ell mismo dia para Santh0mas, TO-
mando aoui los pasajeros y lleies para ell vapor
lrasatlan loo q 10 dcho ltim0 pUnto Sc d;rige
q Sautander st. Nazalye.
Precins de nGSeies interCOlOniGles
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-25
StfGcu Ot Ia HsSikl 4 SskIHONAS,
CON ESCAIA EN- NUEVITAs, GIBARA, CUBA,
MAYAGUEZ 7 PUERTO-RICO.



/ ID 4 .
Saldr4 tie IiADaha e so lie cada mes para
Nuevit1s.
Id. de Nueyltaa el da ID ii id Gibara.
ID. dc Glbara q sc II. ID. id Sgo dc CUbu
Id. dc Sg0. Cuha cl . ill., ID it, Aayagtez
Id. de Mayag,icz d id id. PuertD. Rico.
Id. dc Pto hco q 70 ii. id. id. Santh6mas.
RETOKNO.
Saldla de SGnlh0mas el IL de cada mes para
Puerto-pico.
Id de fto.Rico Il IA id. i'd i'll Mayagtlcz.
H. de Mayaguez el 10 ID. ID ID 5 de Cuba.
Id da 5 dc Cut'a ti * III III. id Gbara
Id de Gibara u ~ III id id. Nuevltas.
Id. de Nucv:t,s e. ~ il. III i'll. lIabana.
oe adinl;o caI.sa paepje para lodUs estoS
puert0s.
Mae detailes dagan SAG consi sEatarios
Sobrin0s de Ezquidga
IA rto~Rco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-25

Los pas 4lerCs para Nueva- u rk. trlsbur,iau eu
S&ntlonlcs los la.- nillcOs yapoles de United ati-
tea& BraIlI Mail Company - la ;cn Wages des-
1e SAAthOnl - y NuSia- Ork en- cuatrO -los medic
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-25
Precios de pGSeies tnterc0JoniGjeS.
PasVes trGSGtIGntieos.

De este puerto Santander y St. Nazsire,
pdel. n de j. s. dc |: EntrepUente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-25
LIN l. A
DE VAPORES- -C0RREOS ESPAN0LES,
entire Liverpoolv Puerto Rice,
Los Nyus d Hti lIai Hi los ,gsI:sts..
Tipos reducidos de Flstes.

cancias, Sacos vaeios, periu-
,1eria Juguetes, Cuchilleria 6Jl.
UrOg6S.
tuOslleria, aiambre, cobre no. Por L 10
IL de iata. clavos, tubos para
gas ferreteria pintura. acei- ladA de peso
fe jarcia. jabon. veias, papei, 5eI.
muehles viveroS, vinOs, Iico- m0:ida
res esptl !tuoSOa, assuas mine
rales. s.............. ............l & opcion de.
aoainaria mo tentendo piozaG
que pascn De dos tOneladas 10 te,. vapcr
rt.ss) pailas para azucdr....(
IA vidreTia. cerveza, cinientO an
ladriIIos abonO9. ............. ~
'err0 cad8rOs ) fogones. 4Sl. Ton. de peso.
rOz hasta 1000 sacOs, TEL pGSa
de 1000 sacos. hete convencto- A6i. idern.
al
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-25

q FL Jarabs dc Rabanc iodado eJeTce Ia
mas beDefica tnflWencid sobre las nlncae-
neS reSpiratorias .-ES proTech0so parhcu-
laFmente en- los primeros tiempos De Ia tiSia
pulmonar, Su accion no es menOS efcAG
en- las afecci0nes ssCFofllasas RadaiticaS.
Es pues wn medicameDto precioso, cuyo
Sabor no es desagradable Y facil de sepor~
tar por 81 estomago; no podfemos reeo-
mendar demasiado su usop
D. E. cuIBogT,
MSdeo DO los HospitaIss De Ps-iS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-25

AGENTES - Emiiius O1t2rtrit
Puerto-R.co g Ledesma 6 TO, Are'
G Go Maya@tie2 C0rtada d Co, Pou
Arroyo Fediorsen Willink x Co Sai
va R1ment't II Go. Guade0upe. ST.
F. A. Clairmonte IF Co., Barbados. Ct;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-25
- sAsesss .--s-------ss>.-@,
& A'% 90 IA - A. t-H"' aseiico.
JUEvA.YORK-VIA SANTHOMAS.

Lf.EaADA. Dta. Horu. SALIDA. Dla I!ora
san Juan. IL IN. Snr Juan 49,. = ID
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-26
Danbury Soldiers, Monument.

Tomorrow Danbury dedicates it's soldiers monument. The arrangements by the Dan bury people for the affair are on an extensive scale. There will be big military parade among other things. Norwalk for one place sends up two military companies, two G. A R. Posts and many citizens at large Gov. Andrews and staff and Gen. s. R. Smith and staff attend. A large tent will be erected under which the collation. to the visiting friends will be served.
 The official circulars of invitation read as follows
 Dear Sir-The dedication of the monument to be erected to the memory of the soldiers and sailors who enlisted from this town in the service of their country in the late war of the rebellion will take place on Thursday, the 27th inst, at Il o'clock a. m
 The signatures are Frederick S. Wildman. Lyman D. Brewster, Charles L. Halstead, Samuel Gregory, George c. Comes, Edgar S. Tweedy, Thomas A. Lounsbury, Andrew Knox, James Ryder, Committee of Invita- tion
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-26
Fifth Battalion, 0. N. c.
General Parade by the Colored Comp
 Y,Eas aP f1,o Sfafa


 General Parade by the Colored Compa-
 nies of the State.
 The Fifth battalion, c. N. G., colored companies, composed of four companies, viz, the Wilkins Guard of New Haven and one company each from Hartford, Norwich and Bridgeport, has grand parade to-day in this city Go. A, Wilkins Guard, receives the vis- iting companies at the new depot. Thence the battalion proceeds to the Howard avenue base ball grounds, where they have battalion drill, under Major Layne. After that they march to the Wilkins Guards armory, where all hands will be served with dinner. The assembly will be sounded at 2:30 when the battalion, headed by the Howe band, of Bridgeport, will have march, which is fur nished us by Captain Grifing, of the Wilkins Guard, as follows From armory to Crown street and form, the right resting on Church street, Church to Elm, to Broadway, to Dix well avenue, to Eaton street, to Ashmun, to Webster, to Sperry, to Whalley avenue, to Howe, to Chapel to Wooster Square (with halt), thence to Greene, to Olive, to Grand, to Elm, to old Green, where it is expected there will be review and dress parade.
 In the evening the Wilkins Guard give a grand reception and promenade at the Ma tional Armory in Church street. The music will be by Howe's band.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-26
English Hall Picnic.

Mir. John c. Collins in his s. S. paper says : ''The English Hall picnic will be held Satur- day, June 19, at High Rock Grove. The Howe band of Bridgeport will furnish music, assisted by the boys and girls of the Sunday school, some of whom are whistling already in anticipation of the good time they propose to have. We expect to provide dinner for the Sunday school to the number of 25O At teachers meeting held Monday, May IT, it was decided that supplies would be needed as follows: Sandwiches, 600; cake GO loaves; peanuts, ? bushels; ice cream 13 gals; lemons, 100; money for transporta- tion, etc. The supplies are to be sent to English Hall Friday, June IS, from 1 to 6 D. m., in order that they may be packed for an early departure on Saturday. Each teacher and officer is requested to solicit and provide report as notice may be given
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-26
A Long Siege.

Isaac Ackert, of Canton, now 4S years old, has been cripple three-fourths of his whole life He was healthy and robust till 12 years of age, when he became excessively fatigued and prostrated in running after cattle on a hot day, which brought upon him a kind of inflammatory rheumatism, but he was able to hobble around little for eight years. He has now been confined to his bed for twenty eight years, and is obliged to keep in one po- sition, and has no use of any of his limbs ex- cept his left hand, the fingers of which he can move little. His mind is active, and he is fond of reading and conversing, by which means he keeps we'll posted about pub lie affairs, and especially about town matters. He is cared for by his brother, Edward Ackert, a workman in the employ of the Col lins Company of Collinsville.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-26

Celluloid bosoms at Loeb's, 2s1 Chape street. my26 WThS
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-26
The ssEiShmie. Patent Shirt

Y s the best Shirt made as the bosom never N wrinkles breaks, and be worn an entire week without nussing. 1t is made of the very best materials, and in the best manner Price One Dollar. For sale only by T. P. MERWIN
 Sole Agent for New Haven Office, 28 College street Orders by postal card will receive prompt attention mY22
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-26
Personal.

MT. J. D. Candee, of Bridgeport, is spend ing the week at Saratoga.
 Mrs. A. D. Dalton and pupils, of Milford, give concert, assisted by well-known vocal talent, this evening at Plymouth church, Milford.
 The Herald, in speaking of Mrs. Robert sons singing at the Brignoh benefit in New York, Monday evening, says 'sMrs. Robert son also won much favor during the evening with her sweet and well-managed vocal organ, and compelled not little praise from the many artists who were present."
 Chauncey Brooks, one of the best known citizens of Baltimore, and for nearly seventy years identified with it's commercial and in dustrial growth and progress died recently at his residence, on Eutaw street extended, in Baltimore county. He was born in Burling- ton, Conn.,, January 12, 1794, his progeni- tors, who were of English origin, having come to America prior to the Revolutionary war and settled in New Haven
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-26
VOL. XLVIH.
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Wednesday Morning, May 26, 1880.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY

At Franks-Striped Skirts. At Druggists'- Kidney-Wort. Button Boots-w. B. Tenn Co.,. Bathing Suits-At Franks. Brown Soap Works-14 Union Street, Celluloid Bosoms-At Loeb's. stCommon Sense" Shoe-W. B. Fenn Co., Confectionery-Lewis J. Isaacs. Committees for Festivals-Mix Judson. Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup-At Druggists. Dr. Metcah-Monday, May 31. Dress Muslins-At Franks Faysl Shade Hats-Mrs N. s. Jacobs. French Ribbons-Brown, Bolton & Co. For Rent-Rooms-1 Hamilton Street. For Sale-House-S E. Merwin, Jr. For Sale -Houses-Ge A. IsbelL For Sale-Horses, etc.-Simmons Hine Hats-At Loeb's. Household Sewing Machine-P. E. Austin Just Arrived-Horses-216 Wooster Street. Kidney-wort-At Druggists. Ladies' Slippers-W. B Tenn Co. Leghorn Hats-Mrs. N. s. Jacobs. Lost-Set of Teeth-This Office. Lost-Keys-This Office.
 Mems Low Shoes-W. B. Fenn & Co., Malt Bitters-At Druggists.
 Notice de Dogs-Selectmen.
 Opera Slippers--W. B. Fenn & Co. Pineapples-Mix x Judson. Summer Wrappers-At Frank's- Strawberry Festivsl-Grand Street Baptist Church. Strawberries-Mix Judson. Sothern-Coe's Opera House. Strawberry Festival-College Street Church. Trimmed Hats-Mrs N. 8. Jacobs.
 To the Public-Carleton Hanover.
 Wanted-Women Agents-Lydia E. Pinkham.
 Wanted-Man-Saagent Co.,
 Wanted-JolS Press Feeders -Munson Co. Wanted-Girl-38 Gone Street. wanted-C Carriage Blacksmith-J. W. Chalker Co. Wanted-Si -Situation-2O1 Hamilton Street. Wanted-S -Situation-64 Union Street.
 Wanted-S -Situation-262 Orchard Street.
 ". B. Fenn Co.-Ladies' Gaiter Boots
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-26
Grand Army Matters.

The National Encampment Grand Army of the Republic will meet in annual convention at the National Soldiers Home, Dayton, Ohio, on the morning of the 9th of June next:
 A recent general order from General Earn shaw. commander-in- chief, Grand Army of the Republic, says sIt being generally known throughout the country that the mag nificent Memorial Hall, at the National Sol- diers' Home was destroyed by fire on the 1st inst. many inquiries have been made in ref erence to the ability of the home authorities to provide suitable place for the meeting of the National Encampment. It affords the commander-in-chiefg great pleasure to an- nounce that with the customary energy of Governor Brown and his staff Phoenix Me- morial Halp will be in perfect readiness for the reception of the National Encampment on the morning of the Sth of June next" Board Of Health. A meeting of the Board of Health was held last evening. Present, Messrs. Brewer (pre- siding), Welch and Winchell.
 Clerk Whedon reported that the pond hole 1 near the gas works had been remedied by
 under the roadway, which allowed the tide
 to flow in and out, thereby effectually abatine l the nuisance.
 Clerk Whedon stated that permission had been asked to open casket which came from Rio Janeiro containing the remains of Gap
 tain Thomas. He had declined to permit tht
 casket to be opened, from the fact that tht
 cause of death was yellow fever. His actie1 was approved by the Board.
 The reports of the sanitary inspectors fol 1 the past week were read and ordered on file l Adjourned.