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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-02
Csnpalis General lfasstantles
~ vApoREs CoRREos FRANCHISES,
/Lar,eo de st. Ndsaire y SGntGnder).

II dia 81 de cada mes saldra dc St Nazaire
= eacala On Santander y Tenerife con destino
kan Thomas uno de los mejores vapores dc la
0omna6ls llegando este 1ltlmo puerto Q. S, J
eontinuando SD ruta hosta Vera Cruz.
Ia Oompafia acaba de egtablecer IN servi-
cio intercoonial con el sig1ente
Del 5 al del pr6ximo mes de JUNO llega
4 este puerto, ell vapor "NILLE DE BORDEAU
slguiendo para Habana Veracruz cuya ru-
tAcon.nuaran en- adelaLte los Vapor &c esta
Oompafia. en- su oportunidad la publcare-
mos
Precios de pasajes son:
I.s E1trepuente Puente
Habana so $25 Sl3
VeraciuZ 10 40 -
La escala de Jamaica, Sc etectuara en- ade-
lante por Mayaguez.
PaSajeS tr0SatGntie0s.
De este puerto a Ssntander St. Nazaira,
del. q de l. 81 de. Il Entrepuente.
$500 $l74 $3.50 800
Ell n0ntante de pasajes dc ietes es pagade-
ro an orc q aercano su equlvai eDte EN- mon
da correnso con el p% do sumento.
OONCESIONES.
Se exuiden pssajes de ida y vuelta en- los
siajes intescolonieles, validos por dos neses y
cor un l5p% dc rebaja, Oh los trasat4nticos
y6ldos por ooce meses con un rs p% de re-
ba,a.
,oda lamilia cuyo pasaje compute Ell mon
tsnte de cuatro pasajes de Oamara SC nara una
rebaja dc Is pa
Los niios memories de 3 amos gratis, de : 8
Ia cuarta parte, de 8 II Ia mitad, Y de doce
cnmplidos pagaran pasaje entero. Cuando una
ssnilis tonga varios Dinos, memories de amos,
sole uno de eos ira gratis; los demas pag&ran
euarta pSrte de pasaJe'
0s criados varones pagaran cl precio fiado
nor los pasajes de entire puente, y las muieres
as dos teccios del pasaje tomadas por GUS amas
Para mas detaliee, dirieirse
SILVA & Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-02

Todo con capa de S*. siendo pagadero en- Livor-
II AZ Io% siendo pa2Adero en- Puerto RIcO.
wy "a aetes pa2ar Puerto Rico se cobraran al
.rnho corrente dc Gros Oh las fechas de las uega-
de- los vapores. =, =. ,o,s
foa niezAa bultos de mAQuinarta que pasen de
A.. enraIsdas de peso. q otras mercAncias no mem
49, 80 ~ "a arriba fete conventional.
tLra am raroues DOR un solo vnpor de no m6nos
- r"S toneadas para un solo Oonsignatarlo, se
SSOnRra La capa. pagandose nete Oh AiVerpool Id
s1treOa de los conocimtentos.
o~ psra oormenOres. dtriRtrSe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-02


oenciss Sacos vacioa pe.tu-
-maria Ju.. uetes C1chiIlerla. fOi
,1lIo0tfa@fa aIambre, ,cCbre. no. Por tono-
: de- lata, clavos. tubos para
- fer ,eteria pintura, acei- ldda de peso
ai.rc,a, jabon. Telas. p9pel, SOL
n9ne5les, V1vares vtnos. Eco- o medlda
rsespirituosos. aguas mi4-e- .,.. L.,
I''''- ~-0~ 49,
.61@inarta t-o teniendo piezos
NJ 1ie pason de dos toneiadas ~ iS1 vapor
nesol y patlas para azqcar -.
vn vidrierla. cerveza. c1miento 4OI
,sn inaderos fogones. 46l Ton. de peso.
roz hasta 1000 sacos Isl pasa
6e 1000 sacos. 6ete convencio- 46i AoeH'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-02
.S,.al,Ge de la Habana Ell dia 20 d las 5 de
ann MoRTERA 8 MANUELA.

NuxyrTA., sres. D. p. s. Dolz Comp.-0rsAsA
encesores de Silva, hedcisueG OQup. BARAc0A e.
1iaYo = Como. -Cys4 5res s. ~ : u. nos S9mp:n n
mir Eernedo a aUApLLLA sres. AmeM. Julia Os-
huxr~o. arCa Sras. Iriarte, Hermano 10 Cara1ana
xGomp-pA sTH6MAs. 5res. Lamb Comp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-02

Quesos Cheddar en- latas en- 81 Colmado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-02
S[nTCQ DE- Ii HADAkA 4 SAhTH0NlS,
ocN EsCALA EN- NUEvITAs, GIBARA, CUBA,
MAYAGUEZ PUERTO RICO.
VAPOR "PASA.JICk.

ID n
Saldra de Habana ell 80 dc cada mes para
Nuevitas.
Id de Nuevitas el de i'll. id id Gibara.
Id. de Gibara ell de id. id. id. Sgo de Cuba
Id. lie Sgo. Cuba el 5 i'd id. id. Mayagtez
Id. de Mayagiez ii 8 id. III. id. Pnert0- Rico.
Id de Pto Rico Ell 10 id. id. i'd Santh6mas.
RETORNO.
Saldra de Santhomas ell II de cada mes para
Puerto-Pico.
Id de Pto Rico ell IA id. id. i'd Mayaguez.
Id Do MayagGez e Is id. i'd id. : de Cuba
ID dc s. de Cubs. ell IL III. id. id Gibara
Id. de GiDara el ~ id. id. i'll. Nuevitas
Id. de Nuevitas el 70 id id id Hatana
Sc admte carga pasaje para todos estos
puortos.
Mas detailes daran sus cousi .,natarios
Sohinos dc EsQuia9a
Pa, rto-Rico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-02
NUEvA- YORK-VIA sANTHOMAS.

LLE0ADA Dia. Hsra, SAIIDA. Di0 Uora
San Juan -. IL G u. San JUAN. II Q q,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-02
LIN Il A
VApORES-CORRE0S ESPAN0LES,
entire Liverpool v Puerto-Rico,
Iu v.;,l., II ul LIlu ul Iu ,I:GIsGt's.
Tipos reducidos de Fietes.

Despachandose uno Ell as de cadO mes en- Liver
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-02
sajes trGSGtldntleOS.

La escala de Jamaica, Sc efectuara en- ade-
lante Dor MayagueZ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-02

'G"'-A i~t0 tf~"""@' mcjico.
- - Ss ~ II 81 10 ~ ~
SO .lz q 10 y. 81, syo aa $40
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-02

LLEGADA. SALIDA. FKEUlO,
Dia Hola. Dis. Hora
Sand uan.......... Is m. l3 st. $3.50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-02

Los pasalerOs para Nueva- York trasbordan gu
Santh0mhs d los maslnitcos vapores de United Sta
tes& Brazil Mail Company. hacen Is WAGES dee
40 SantIi0m.,s Nuova-l Urk eu cuhtro uias medic
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-02

ntillas, ,ia Nusud- York, los pue,aos siguifptee
/ MEL CAFE CACAO
.TONELADA TONELADA AToNELADA SEC URIC
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-02

PIS0JGS BTUSNLtUHBGtO5.
De este puerto Santander J st. Nazaira,
1sd del. q de l. - de Ia Entrepuente.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-09
SItE-9E IS:sEE'sTEES.

Scvcn lOdser7 II the station house last night.
Thcic Hcrc 30 tasa~ Al the station housa to-
GJy.
10 m0rrow is ShroVc Tuesday. AID raa csk. s
will be III oTd,r.
hr. K. Il. Munroc. who has boon 10 Lou.
DOM !1r he past tn1 Wee ks az returned.
Ju-ica LoVcpy lad before him this after,
neon Ben Richard, for assaultipg James Anier
s,n. iio vs. disri.scd with u rcplimnGd
Gt0rse Parker, hc colcr,!i lahorcr, itinrel
b. the Lite !c!lItn. at Cows Creek bridge, died
iar irht Of pacnm0uis
-. coI0r'd Reform Club will meet TO hight
At Roisr;'s Chapel. on Washington street.. and
viii be i.Gdlcas.d, 1t - ;xn,c cl by Dir. Charley
N?p.
Tie Aihla!o Social, 4 ciiorcd organization,
vi! si93 az cGlcTtsiCm.Ht at MIS-. WAITER
l'hTI"rs. on k;Oc street., on Wednesday night
NIX.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-09
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

VIRGINIA BONDS. -M:s:rs 4. Ismbeltcn
& Co.'s, Baltimore GnaIeial circular, Of Satur-
day, says Of Virsi1ia bo1ds:
Wig mia bonds have been alternately strong
aod weak. CoDscIs opened at 50. sold down 10
4S3 and again up 10 4gl, Ten FcrtlGs have been
steady and Gull ut about 36l. Pee!ers strong
and in demand, sailing from % up TO 30i -
CJ1sol COUPONS are sol!c very few a:e now e.
terms. 4 ue~ Jaw that somewhat tar0rabIy
efcc.s these COUPONS went ilto tfaot 90 the
hrss OF January. Heretofore the c1uaty trtasur-
rs made their returns only every six moahs
n consequences Of which Guiug the mon hs Of
May aod November !hero has always been q
very ecIlvo demand for tax receivable upons
lion this sou c.. Now the new Law rt1uiri s
the county treasurer to mako his return 10 the
State Treasurer At r camord monthly AID
Wlthl1 i've days after his reluro ID haLdsd 10,
be is obliged to settle his &c )unls uoder penal
ty Of forfeiture to1d. Fyr this reason there
will 20" be more settled and steady demand
Ter consol AID 1910 coupons. l. is thought
thai this chstg9 10 tho maoner of collecting
taxes will be very advantageous 10 the State Ct
Virginia When the sec unts OF collectors were
settled only twice year, the State was fire.,
quenllg loser By tho delay The debt cues
llon Will soon be the Leading TOPIC oil the Virgil
nla Legislature. The fastest proposition hat
we bear OF Is to iund all bonds, Consols, Ten
t0r'lts, Peelars. &c. at dbom 60 per cent Of
principaZ INTO Il Hcr bond bearing Sc interest,
the coupons Of which shall not Jc rcccitoLIc fer
tIreS 1,u arc commencing at the wrong rud
Mr. Rcacluscr. First catch your rabbit s..
How do you propose TO make the holders Ct
consoli and lO.1Qj (tha. OF present pay them
very handsome rate of iuterCsi by the sao Of
the lax rec lVable c0urons) give up their bond.?
on will lirst haVo 10 do something to stop tho
demand Ter tax receivable COUPONS. Nov
what Is II sou propose to 60, and how are you
going to dol Thisis the important quest;oa.
The rcGdius!iog Legislature can pass all The
bills that they choose (which Ivy his way if OBJ
lcciloual the Governor will veio) but they can
not, 10 oGr opinion, do epy thing to harm tho
c'rso's Or ten tcrIy bends peeIcr coupons id
vapccd to H."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-09
THE REPRINTS

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Or, instead, new subscribers to any two, three
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-09

GALTiMoEE, FEB. . -Virgiain Gs deferred s
do consolidated IL! DO second series so; pas
duo coupons IL; new 10.i0s 81! l0.iO3 coupons
SOi bid today. Cotton lrn; mIddlug IS Flour
stes1y and etrong; uJwG7a! streo! and Western
Super 60aS5 p; do Extra & 60aS5; do Family
iO.s7 .; City Mills .,uper 50aSj %; DO EI-
tra tOaSG; do Family 6 so ,S7 20; do kiotraad:
1887 70; do Pstspsco Family 50. Wheat
The close; Southern roj l11all5; do amber liis
l1S; 70 Maryland ljOsl5l; No , Western
winter red spot and Feb lij!; Mar Al ,147A
April l3Si May l19. Corn-Soutborn easier
Western firm for spot; futures easier sud weak
Southern Write 5SaGli yellow 5T!g53; Western
mixed spot 81 Feb'y 55i .5;5; March OBJ =j&&:
April 81 ,52!; Ny j2a5.i; steamer G5 Dat;
dull outhern dT.ls; Western white 47s1S; d.
mixed 46sl! Pcnnh i7a4S. Rye quiet AID i'm
and M~rysnd l7sSlS Co0ce quiet: Kio csr
goes l%isl6i, Sugar fairly scLivo and Grm a
sui:"2 Whisky dull al 5! lUi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-09

Tho ma1ko. opens quiet and easy. Flour is
firm al q uo!.!iona Whes! i. in light receipt
and rric Cas- aro steady, and tho only sslo report
cd today Was ono lot Of cho CO Lancaster which
brought 40 Corn is quiet It tho recent decline
and abou. 80 bushels Of white sold TO. dsy ct So
No Rye or Oats reported Country produce il
scarce and generally CHER, and We reviEe puo
latlon?. Other articles unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-09
FISH.

MACKRREL HERRING, GOLDFISH AND
POTATOES.
Mes and MACKEREL, in bbls, half and
quarter bbls and kits.
LABRADOR, SPLIT and ROUND HER
RING.
5000 Lbs COD and BONRLRSS FISH.
80 bushels choice NEW YORK. STATE
EARLY ROSE POTATOES.
N. LINDSEY d CO.,
feb2 6 and King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-09
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES. Eel. S, 1850.
For tho middle States slightly colder, partly
cloudy or clear weather, rising barometer, cid
northwest winds during the lsy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-09

NHOICE FAMILY FLOUR-25 barrels
~ Cone s, We5ton= Now Procnss Family
Flour for sala by
feb9 GEO. WASHINGTON, Art.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-09

PHILADELPHIA. Feby. 9-Cattle in active
demand receipts 1900; primo G good 81 me.
dunn 40; common 3iai Sheep in fair &C.
mand receipts 5000; prime 6.Gs good 51a53
MEDIUM 5s5t common ttsii. Hogs fem; re.
caipte 900; primo r.; good !; common C!sG!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-09

ArcInENT. - R5rIie, The little daughter Of
Nr; ju!laa i. \ ouug wife playing On The steps
!tadine ifoa the second to tic third story at
The rtslr!cucn If htr father, yesterday, fell
over the ba!ius;riae to tho floor below, cutting
her iaco AMI otherwise Eruising herself, but
fortunately no: receiving any serious injuries
1t was vary narrow escape. az tho distance she
i,ll vas considerable
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-09

CAUGHT II 4 SuUALL.-Tho slotp Sarah
Jane, Captain James Beach, which arrived
here yesterday, reports that she was caught in
\ slusll eff Brdfs litny, Saturday risht.
She hbd rough time for short while. Her
maa boom wss broken I'll ard Que Of tho mon
~ her itl! overheard. but WIS rescued. She
Tcrthcred The STERN out a1d arrived here with
cut 43y !ntth1: damage thal shat mentioned
above.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-09
JOHN 4. FIELD,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco,

CIGARS, PIPES, &C..
AGENT FOB ALLEN'S CIGARETTE AMI
BLACK WELLS DURHAM
TOBACCO
- Winfree & Lloyd's Pride of Virginia,
HfaVstha and other brands at factory prices.
Always keeps q large stock in store. Call and
see him, At No. II King street, before you buy
eIsavhera I'd IN 2i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-09

NEW YORK. Fob 9-Stocks strong. MnGoy
SO. -Four firm and quiet Wheat quiet Corn
dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-09

CIRCUIT Court spcci,I term of the
Cncut Court c)mmc! ID in this city 10 day,
Judge James Keith presiding.
hephart W. Dixou's cx'r and al. chauc,ry
report Ct commissioner OF sale fled.
Administration Of the estate of James \.
Williamson committed to his widow. Mary r.
Williamson, who ravo bond end qualified. The
court appointed Mary z. Williamson guardian
# Norman h., Mary H., Annie V. and William
j., infau. ctiltr,n Of James A. william s IN,
dec n: d. and she gave boId and qualified.
Il l.. G9nrad, c,q aitrroey ct Iag Of Bllti-
mnrc. ':ns ADMITTED TO practice ia his court.
GEai,a'G Vs. ~. G, V. NJ. Il G. 5. Il. r..
Co.; chase T.; the c2ur: after hearing aEIu
mcnts On the labor aud supply Gains, adjourned
u1tli &c mpiIOT morning at lea o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-09
SRIYED

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,, FEBRUARY }.
Sun risAs...... ..... & 81 Sun sets........... 50
ARRIVED
Stnp q knight. Now York. to L 4 Reed.
ST. Ann Eliza. Philadelphia to F 4 Reed.
Str Lsdy If the Lake. Norfolk, TO + a Reed.
Str Jane mcsclcy, lower Porc. 10 + A Feed.
Schr Annie Bell, low;r Potomac, oysters 10
master.
CLEARED.
Str Lady Of the Lake. Norfolk, by A Reed.
Sir Jane Moseley, lower Porc by A Reed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-09

AID FOR lRELAND.-Ths colleotion taken up
% q. Mays Church, yesterday, for the sufs
.,lers 10 ireland, regardless Of religious creed
n nlM 10 SlS2 This money, it is expec.ed,
WIN be placed With that which will be collected
a. me public meeting next Monday night and
sent to the sufferers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-09

TIE RAILROAD lAsE.-Ths special tenn Of
tho Circuit Court, Judge James Keith preaii-
ing. under recent sc: Of the Legislature, CD.
mcnoed 10 this city to day for the purpose f
hearing the argument 10 tho case Of Graham
against TIE w. g., V. NJ. & G. S. 4. R., pray.
ing for a sale CT tho road. This branch Of the
case--tho decision of Judge K.ith. heretofore
made, overruiGg the claims of the laboctrS an
material men for priority over the b0udhoIders
was cccis!onel by r. cent decision CT the Su-
premo Court Of the United States, aud re-
hearing OF ths argument granted. Tie Ioll9w
l5g counsel we're presen'.
Messrs. Prick, Cover, James Buchanan,
Clarke, J. L. C)orad. Ct Baltimore; W. IL.
Payne. II. Il. Garden, Coloncl Suth, CT War.
rentou; {. Nj. Bhcklord. # Lyuchbutp !;
Attorney General James Field Judge ". T.
ltooertscr, Of Charlottesville r. \. Ccghill,
Of Amherst. Tho following il cal uusel were
engaged Kent & Neae. Ii. y. Clauehton.
John NJ. Johnson, and L. l.. Smith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-09

THG FREE METHODIST. Tho Free Metbo-
data head another meeting last night ct Ystc' S
GaiIan, ;hc residence OF Mr.. PcvcIillc, led by
MIR. I'oy;. witch waa largely attended. a
number Of su2cchca we're made, and three perr
sons. some Of them already members of the
chu:an, stjod UP for praycrs. The new church
It !:!4 sect will DC completed in short time.
APPOINTMENT, MIR. David Gay has been
appointed conducted Of Tho material train on
lie Virginia Midland Enlroad, to gill the
sa1ancl r:n.ci sy the death OF Captain VIII
lta;Gsln. lilo started cut this morning Tor tho
tirsk .irn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-09

NO. ,. Mr.. 4. d. Keys corduc or. was ap
!IFochiDg Broad Run Bridge. Lear Bristol sta
!!loo, Saturday night, about twelve o'c!tck
ran eff the railroad tTSck, and four
ears were slightly damaged The ace dent
i. supposed 10 have been clusel by the drop
lllg down OF tho brake rigging, as it can
not DC accounted for 10 ary ottcr way. The
macS is new one and every thing vas in
sod order The damsgo sustained will not
amount 10 more than hundred dollars. No
J1e was hurt, and the trains orriviDg here were
delayed only few hours.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-09-03
THE BONANZA FOR BO0k.AGENIs is selling our

NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU,
10 SPRUCE STREET, y. y.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-09-03
-svs.;e, RI 7, G Bands

10 The Editor of the Free Press and Times:
\ great many Intelligent men of all parties
do not know that between three and four
hundred million dollars OF United States
bonds in this country are paying taxes, in
spite of the provision on which they were
issued, that they should 'c exempt from all
taxation, and that in TACT tAcy Ale doubly
taxed, at that vet such is the fact. The
capital of the National banks is in bonds,
and goes into the grand list and is taxed the
same as any other property, in the towns
where the stockholders reside. The amount
of such bonded capital in the State of Yer
mont is over eight million dollars and it pays
some $3.50, coo in taxes annually. fur
tlIer tax is paid by the same banks, directly
TO the United States Treasury at Washing
ton, of about $50 900, making about S21O,-
900 which the National banks of the State OF
Vermont are paying every year on their cap
itaI, which is in United States bonds. Now,
some say, wind up these banks discontinue
them. What would be the result ? Just this
the bonds now used as capital, and taxed,
would revert TO their owners (the stock
holders) as private property, and, OF course,
at once become non-taxable, according to
their terms, and the $4,000 now received
by the Government anu the STATE as revenue
entirely lost. The sum thus lost by winding
up all the National banks of the country,
would be nearly fifteen million dollars an
nuallY. Isis not better for the country that
the bonds be invested in National banking
capital rather than that they be owned by
private individuals, inasmuch as they must
be owned and held by somebody until ma
turity for, of course, it is understood that
the Al per cents cannot be paid until 1891,
nor the per cents until 1907. and large
proportion of the National banking capital of
the country is now, or soon will be, in these
classes of he mis-. Yours, y ---
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-09-03
PERSONAL.

The engagement "i Jesse. youngest son O,
Gen. Grant. Ia Lizzie, daughter Of ". Il.
Chapman a lArs. California landholder, is an
nounrei The marriage viii take place q,
Sen Francisco next month
Gen. Joseph r. IIawlry has been selected
to deliver the Grafton at the dedicatory cy-
erciscs and urve.ing of the monument just
completed on the battle grounds Of An
tictam by the Board of Trustees of this ia
tional cemetery.
Intelligence of the death If the eminent
artist, W F. De Haas, has heen received from
Faynl, whore be- Girl on the 10Th of July
The New Yorl; ErGigg Post says; "Mr.
DE Haas was fifty years old and native of
Rotterdam. al,rr h. studied art in the
Academy ard ia i:u-h."in'- studio. He had
teen resident Of New York for twenty six
yeas. ant is widely known lay his pictures
Of toast scenes by his sunrise ON the Sus
,IIehguua painted in 1867; his Fishing
Boats "i Mount Desert, painted in 1874 ;
his Evening at Halifax, painted in 1876 !;
and his 'Naragansctt Pier painted in 1877,
AT the Academy exhibition last Spring he
was represented 10y two contributions: Near
St Johns, Newfoundland, and Before the
Sa,i4ll he wa4 an indusli,uS workman,
1 lnYri 81 ns-p;r. sad lhn;i,'; 81 :: + f.
H. iiras
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-09-03

A NOTABLE Casa short time ago
Robert Fitton of Cavendish brought suit, in
the name of Whittcmorc, Poet 4 Co. against
his father, Jemes Fitton, claiming forty
thousand dollars on an old matter OF several
years standing. Testimony in the case was
taken before Judge Pingry, in Cavcndish,
last week. In giving his evidence in the
case, James Fittcn testified that Rolett Fit
ton told him. after the burning Of his
Roberts, factory IN 1873, that he lRobern
set the building on fire himself, spreading oil
over the floors and elsewhere 81 that it would
burn well and that the machinery for put
ting ont fires got out of order just in time 50
that no one could prevent the mill burning
or words of that import. James Fitton also
sworc in the same deposition that the books
showing how Roberts affairs stood previous
to his going into bankruptcy the first time,
were burned by Robert himself, This. it is
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-09-03

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