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New-York tribune., 1881-12-25

DECEMBER 25, l8Sl.-TWEI
72ssG72, and South Carolina Os non-fundaoio az
II OF CITY bank stocks American Exchange sofa
nG at 125. Gallatin (33) at 155, and Metropolitan
(lOD at lGG ex-dividend. ~,
Railroad bonds could not well have Dcen Ihorc uuii
than they WERE and prices for nearly all the specu-
lative kinds where the transactions eXceeueu u
bonds were lower Erie second consols nuc1ua'o"
bot,veen o9I, and 100 and closed at 90l2 a de-
cline of L. Missouri Kansas and Texas first consoiS
declined TO lO5 rallied 10 1906 and closed az i%Oo,A %
rainst IOGls Yesterday; and the SECONDS ueV -:
from II TO 6Sl2G653l Boston, Hartford ana Eli9 Ely
rss were steady at 60 and kme, 5nv conSos
sold nj 1913 East Tennessee, Virginia and GeoreS III
comes rose from 53l2 to 54i2G 3l'S. ot. dSi, dau
and also om2e1 eTe Wabes5 SGhsoI general @orggs at S.
Denver and Rio Grande tlrsts SOLD ~ II ~ 49, -
and the cOnsols were y higher AZ MS rxas and
Pgciic incomes declined y to Il =, the hrstS' MO
Grandc division, being steady at 81; 100 -,
The weekly bauk statement shows sollo ll'i-
nortont changes i'm tho amounts of clsh reserves
bur favorable as the showing i5,t fails TO rencct 'o
true condition, because the statement lS HHti Hli ,f
rIsibp average The following are the t0ldS VI
the statement and the changes from last "eoA -o,
Ioons .............. $3l3lGLlOO Inc. $iS9d00
specie pI ia5I5GGS5 iia65a5.G5 Inc Inc 25aSo0
DEPOSITS 90 ffio3 Dee Dee 2co5
To,a reserves 'if5Tisa09 Inc isij500
The sub-Treasury to-day lost $l96,057 on bal
ouce made up by coin loss of sos, l3O less cur
rancy gain of PI1,173 Money ruled easy aIt dty NV
ga per cent ana during the last houf siti rI T",,
were made at 4U3 per cent. Inc OI7'tiIuI luis iloao1
statement to-day is as follows: EXGhInges,
500 23l2,19O; balances, 9Gl li90."' ,Idncd" dHI .'
G9i y; OK" The transactions at the Sub-Trels-
ury covered: Receipts, ~ O3s,229i pay mems,
$L235, ,2J6; currency balance, @i,3'4'ioi coin
New-York tribune., 1881-12-25
~ O'CLOCK ~ 3 o'cLo-N
SATURDAY. Dee. 2i-p.w.

SNuRpAN Dec. 2i-pN
With a reduced volume of business the dealing. in
stocks to-day simpya repetition of the opera
tions of several preceding days Following rather
steady opening, there was period Of depression
during which Central and Hudson declined 3, Lake
Shore 2, Michigan Centrh 81, Canada Southern
2i2, Northwest Is ST. Paul Y, C.. c. c. and l. g.
Central Pacific 13s, Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western d. Denver aud RIO Grandc l. Louisville
aud Nashyll, Id, Missouri, Kansas and Texas ,
Memphis and Charleston g. Eric =, Northern Pacific
IS, and preferred stock ii, Reading /, Texas and
Pacific 1l9, Union Pacific zig, Wabash III aud pre-
ferrad stock 47s and Western Union Ias
per cent. After such decided decline
there was q sharp raly a. there naturally should
have been on day preceding two holidays with
the " short interest rs large a. it was The rally,
also was somewhat stimulated by the iavora blc
showing of the weekly bank statement. The rum0r-
Of an extra dividend on Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western stock continue to affect It's price iavOraby
and from 1868 it rose TO l2Sl2, closing
however at 1878. The rumor is now 50 generally
accepted as a fact that II Is probable that, il
true, It's speculative effect is fully discounted
Reading made a sharp advance from GIll t.
90 on Il report from Philadelphia that the company's
net earnings for its fiscal year ended November are
$1O3O0.000, "a sum sufficient TO pay all charges
and per cent on thc stOck.' Inc report evidently
was not credited because the Philadelphia market
did not respond and then the price dropped to GG2
There is little doubt. however, that the Readings
report of the years business will make n better
showing than is generally expected After tho
rally referred TO had expended its force the market
became dull and prices again dropped. So the
market closed weak at figures materially lower than
those of last evening
Government bonds were dull, but prices were
strong and the bids for the continued 6s were sd
vanced H. and for the 4l2s and Is each Is per cent
The following were the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1881-12-25
A plumber went forth to plumb

TO nnely palace by the way,
Aud when his haii-day's work was done
Presented his bill without delay.
The king brought forth his bags OF gold.
His diamonds and his iCwellcd crown,
The plumber credit gave for them,
And TOOK q mortgage on the throne
New-York tribune., 1881-12-25

,tate bonds we're neglected. Jenno Ssee Is soldat
New-York tribune., 1881-12-25
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
DECEMBER "a. 1851

THE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune., 1881-12-25

al must say that | very much dislike this
ostentatlOus furnishing" remarked the elderly Miss
Pringe she looked about her In the home of the
Spankingtons. Now, look at TINT great elaborately
framed mirror declare nothing beautiful in
it." You shouldn't expect mpossibtes, Miss Pringle,'
remarked Fogg, the villain.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-25
THE MARING or DREAMS.

From The GenRemdns Adgazine.
Dreams are re-collections i'll the strict sense of
that word. The pictures which have been put away
New-York tribune., 1881-12-25
C. POTTER, Treasurer.
CONTHESTAL NA.,CNtL BANK,
= IL A---.-- ..... nI I I'll
MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD CO.

CoJpON NO g. due January lst Vrox., the SIX PER
CENTCAIRO EXT lNSION BONDS OF this company VIII
~ the agency Of the company IN the
City oTk, No IL Pne>t, on Hr diler January >
'' CHARLES WALSH, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-25
filming.
4 NNUAL MEETING.

CLARK & BOrINGLL.
No . Nassau st corner OF wall. New.York,
PROMOTERS ami MANAGERS OF MINING lENTER
rktoES.
HrE GOLD QUARTZ COMPANY.
Mahposa County, California
sArEao GOLD QUARTZ COMPANY.
Tanger, Nova Scotia
srARR.GEovE SILVER MINING COMPANY
Lewis, Nevada
sroR9lONT SILVER MINING COMPANY.
silver Reef Utah.
SAN BRUNO COPPER COMPANY.
Mexico
New-York tribune., 1881-12-25

DORTLAND (OREG0Nl WATER 1:ry CO:witls tas
Connons of the lat Mortgage Bonds OF this CompsI M
ina due January l. viii be paid 81 the oihoe OF pho'
pnW LIL q CO., % broadway.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-25
OFaoC w TIE MEECNNWE TRUST CCNPANYl
No. l2O BROADWAY, NEW YORK, 7
"a l--lD

VNUE Mercantile Trust Company will issue
l certificates u preferred stock oi the Manhattan
Railway Company for tho rmporry receipt. 4rcldy ssued
~ Eicy .rd Railroad
pany exchanged tor rst preferred stock OF the Aan
accordance with agreement
brtacen the Hiuhtttn Railway Company, the New.l ork
Elevated railroad Company ana the Metropolitan Elevated
Euvay Company dated November a. l~Sl. Upon the de-
livery o tho certificates to the iru, company 1t Will pay Ten
Dollars 4 share cash.
pUu the the certificates 81 the Metropolitan Ele
yatel Railway Company the Trust Company VIII issue ccrth
Df second preferred stock "i the Na0hlttgh ilWy
CONF pluy tAerclOE LOUIS ElIIGERALD PRESIDENT
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!AsE!ef,EStfN. asH,H.a
by y Neal Z Iucns. i.uc;:oua.,.s

Dy UNcai & Lucas. i.uc::onaa:s.
Z & EGE AID IMPORTANT SAILS OF
- LGDlKS AID GHNIS' NEW AND
SEG0S ,; HAND CE.DTnI|G. WATCHES,
GUHS, riSTuLS, ,iHWELNI, g.. a. tha
n. " COkHEE OF KING GN I: FAIRFAX
STBEETS. = -
vii! 90 :o!d g. public auction q: the y. W,
clrntr OF King sad Fsirfsx directs, Gu TUES.
D. l, April l9.h, a. 10 o'cioc'; T. n. and Pm
ant coa!lnGed from day TO day ua:i! the en.ire
stnc:; is aoia, = large ard a;:r&c:iv9 PAWN.
BROKERS' STOCK Of L:Gi2a' and Goata' now
and second hand Clothing, Eats, BETS .na
shoes, Ws!ca,s. Jaweiry, G:as, Piato's, Musi.
cal Instruments, &c. Sc, consisting in part Of
Full Suits, Goats, Parts. Fcs!s, Dress Cost.,
(many Ct ihem o. best Merchant Iei,ors Make
lalmss. Lad.- Fine Dresses. Lsdioa and Gants
" underwear; Boys Clothing, Cults, Comforts,
10 mention. The attention Of tha tTa!u and the
public centrally is respectfully called 10 this
aa!o. es the stock consists Of really frst-2lass
goods, bang from The TCl.kEc,7 faWnbroker
|. Hc;zog, of Washington. The largest snd
biss eec.ed stock ever cifstcd IS auction in this
city ard vi | to sold entirely w!tlcu! reserve,
nplG-3.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

VIRGINIA GvHts, &c. Z. Esn3,,toa &C. E
Baltimore I:aacist ;i'ra!sr Ct Satar,isy lat
sals:
F;fgaia Dy~,., ai5 irre .c!ign Co.s:}. scll
na1"s5. Il ;.ed &l1 81 Ii II hrlsrua :C5 sai
ii! i'on'e:s pore soct Gc~aui viii l.;ca
saes s.: - Wc3t Ni:sHia Geie.-c;! sd 8. Is.
i Is to caIi7 : !J.la II t.:e,!.GcL; . i.!2; &
shat viii 5a 10 r4*n. o. wa. .2!.l:s5, 20 be
death struE2.e ,. .Hcta ;k0 ccGseT7a.!v. Snd re.
ajjus:er parties il: Q!csinia root fall. Wi.h Ire
readiu=teTs he deb: question is ,ho leading ISSUE
ard We EEo@ ezacI;T WAT: % expect if tacy ere
successful, 40. g. WIN Tie conservative o. so.
called ds3'T:ger:. They sh.r!; liza whole qaso.
lion, 81 lea thlva do2a 90. 90 fer, but We tonk
il !hsy c::Tg he :sT, hay VIII not depart from
their r:s: record. Ne cJ0sitcr tho QUESTION. go
Ear rs .Eg L. 'ao!s AT! 10 i03 a!o concerned, o.:
ir.uvC2ab;y ta..,CI b.? The r2c.Et decision Of Inc
Supreme curt, III. ite !a2s aad ilrr Of the
bilt,o my cAu:a decline il :hess ho1Gs during
ihG coming summer. :. DrosIlt va -aus. con-
t,ss That there is no sign vi break, and il all
depends upon whabcr $40 foreign holders will
contioU5 - bG: o: o. tba c1ni;a5T stamp. TO
sail.
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AT:ENrT1D RoEBghY. -~ Al a:ianpt vas
I"s.;@ f'lGny "gni .3t 70 700 the s.ora Of dr.
;. H.tEycIaii.-. 81 !nc cofacr Of king ard
L,o sT.c.3. iaa :fs7es !sst! ueaii5 succeeded
- - tex L hlle. - large as q m,n's body,
t'y,u :; ), hi;ck W i 10 TIE rasr ct the store
Hhac. !; u su?c9Sgi, they ;scr9 frightened oil
= sy;aG go WOO banpanc! u c5nlc ppoD ;bou.
i. e"g !eie t@tv ahsGG}0ld thcit work and,
ii 80 season, dll njl ro;G.1U ii.
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~ I.TI...T
rang barometer, oas:ar.y shifting to ro7.a.
~ Winds. stationary or lo|o7 ton Tc.a.u:5 Gai
:.,y cloudy |os:Ge:. W.a Is2.
S-HDiT SCHOOL EASTER CgLEEaAT.oys
..ss.3r celebrations o. Tho S.ui,y Ec4o},a
F.: Il. '4u'5 sol Urac9 Protestant. L Jlssops!
s-s..aa9, il this city. ycltor327 ai:cruooo,
g. e., a 8 most Interesting Character.
htS:. PAu's Caugch the eo.nc Was KS:
.-..fJ' 0n2. Ih2 church WAS crowded : is
u e: c5D.cj-y. ii :: O'clock tho s3aa;sra 1i
he sca3JI Cat2I&d The church from TIC iac.uia
1903 ia classes. bearing beautiful haGooi8. Gai
..-a:-i 4y IL. q oha Il I.ma:rmsc, eu20i
.a.de1t, an1 the to3chcEa Ct Tho yaspcc Tvs
g. singing The DTo3 sa:io1al EymG, "Oa>
.t Christian Soldiers" Aftcr p7aysr ~
80. d. Norton; tho rco,ar a ih2 c3u,oh. to-
.v15a. "B;!sHt Easter Six ias," 90 this &c
,.:, E,7,cT MoIo," a1a 6. s,:. ia Es,s!s;., :"
81 zupl ~ the echJi2:s % q ms0rer that :a.
Iced c'cd!; upon ba:n ;hon-e!vas end Mr..
g.s.c-c M33Ica2v. j., !h.!c lnGs!cl' director.
IaD3uI!4ss ll50'j, ih.u T;,a The Is Il chap :!
f. IL. uJT.1thiapa. tbs ;aa;:;ng Of t:i3 S:r.o7
e-e ws3 followed ~ ;hn pt.saa:.:iJ2, ~ tie
-.~--s. oa5as5, o. tiei7 Il .r4l & riu!s Ujj3i.l.
D.. Of b22I&tGl deslIls, aT0nc tlGm al ~
-l-s is.i? AID Gt52'j, ?ini21 W " ga32V-d
r lii HyJ2Vt u. Nhcar, cH2 81 TIC i,acayT5
p. Tic a22oc, aa4 i!;Ulsi ITO s L:rg4 Gi,s,.
I'll. C-O"l Z. TIA &c? an3 an AGca"t a.; :.
H..E, q ino i30t, resting GA h3d {! .0ca
d, IS. iha whsle suf!yu1j:I - ~ lyarr1ceo
r-.a, arch. f;t.s" he form s!iaG II itis ii;i,f
-n@: :. AsTz' Hrc7s %:9. !. l;,l!=to Iis:, late
.....i S:.:7 C1:-.. =! ; ria, delivered III -
... INK si&r2:7. ;::A !9inm.G ~. a;n.ic.
. t.2 ogma5, CA':a, ihe h.ti ); Rs,u.'
SIX. 20. si-'. y cGHjG:0, as Distribution
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LOCAL MATTERS

.s Hc1tter Pr0JaJi'His5 -AprH is ISL
TX he Middle Atlantic S!stoJ filling follow d
...1g barometer, oaa.er.y ani!:ia1 to r0s.a.
= riai5. stationary OF lo"e7 ton fc-a.u:1 Gad
liz c0uiY wos:Ae:, Will Tsa.
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Gliu;un ct EAItimoroan-l hAVo used d..
Bus C,G>h S:ru2 tor sometime il my family
aa,i iauatl .he h.,t remedy for Coughs. Oo!ds
H., e.: tSiet-:.ouis H;uOioS, IS Caroline
stCt
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mo maste5 opens quiet. had prices i0r gaia
are SHADE ~eG5slr Thcsc IS 10 change to noto
IN Flour. Tho clI9;irgs OF I~hea. ero light,
@2G ST. luatel2 eel! d! llG. lie! and III for
fIIz sn9 IL Tor fai: -Lalc..tor. Cora is il
better receipt. and 1900 bushels brought 03l and
81 iyr white. NC Rye or Oats reported. Coan.
try produce ls scarce aEd wanted al Quotations.
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i..G VESSELS Three Of the United S;a!cs
n!"U ol WA: ordered Ia bo in Washington By tbs
"a" Instant, :h0 dag &3d FOR tae uavoi!!lg Of
iEa HGrIG7gI stalUa,-lho HeArssgc, containing
acn!i9>i W3sasn, tho Wand lila anG the Ali.
h%ca~ -E:i29t AtcA :hs morning and anchored in
ne fiT": CO Iii c;.Y. IhG EeAssago is tho ship
v'hch sVu!I tac Confederate ctu.cr Alabama IL
1868 80; Iph. Cheshire pilo.ed thc Kca-ssge
Up los rive7. i.ii9T.d by The Alliance snu Var
csl@ .;ha Isnlic i; on der WAT w tao river
All III % Ac7o 10 morrow. Tho Constitution
E"d I":.i.0s,g. &rJ .ls) in Cha river. Large
Eu~6@:5 0; people Y!sit3I the wha-7ea L.. dsy 10
I"sE :! 80 Tos1cls which prosont q sigh, really
w0r.h 10 ..iGG g.
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sE0.Hers! Mothers! 1i0fhsrs!!!
A.c you disturbed st night ard broken o. youc
rest 81 sick chii suffering snd crying With
the czc5uci.LinH pain OF eating teeth? If 60,
50 81 @. CO -n! pet bottle Of Mira. WINSLOW'S
1EiilMj3 SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
little au1era7 teiy--depeRd upon i.
hera il 30 mistake sbou: It. There Ia not
mother or earth who has evnf used it who will
no. tell ycu 3. once that it will regulate the bow
els, and aicc test ID :Lo mother md relief snd
teslh 10 Tho clilt, operating like magic 1t Is
perfectly safe 10 use il all cases and peasant to
ite .aste, and is tha prescription, CT ons OF Inc
oldes: aid hest ism,'a aiSac!aas and nursts IN
tsa United Sits. Sud everywhere. 20 cen!i
). Hottie. mil
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PEUYEasEGNAM aARDs.

a CARD-It should DO gcnorslly known that
AZ persons 30 unfortunate Is to lpso one or
more OF their teeth need not wait weeks and
months for artificial substitutes end endure in
convenience. dissgreeabl, changes in vcico, ia
cial expression, &C., bu! may havo artificial
teeth made before and Inserted innoiiasely a.
ter extraction Of their natural toe.h. BY thi9
mode better adaptation, moro rles,sM. ex.
preston and s nesrec approach toward presorv-
ing the natural harmony OF the fca.uros are So
cured. and very much Of the pain sni iificuily
experienced in learning TO use teeth are alsp
avoided. have prac!iced this moda sue 2ossrullv
for seven years, and having introduced it hore.
would be GLAD to refor any ono inter ostod 10 us.
sients who know Oft from experience Intrea.iny
tho natural teeth my objec. is to presorro evorY
one that time, patience snd noiern methods ur
treatment can save. Tho u2o or :.saac in j..
s!royihg exposed nerves is condemned by the
moro enlightened Of tho dental profession on
account o. it's turning teeth dark, inducing alb
scess and fnslly the loaa of ths tooth. The nelvs
pulp, which ia the souIcn Of lilo to tho tooth,
should always be treated. WHOM exposed, with D.
view to its restoration to hoslLh I u:o no clean
alloys for filling; my iaea sro aucl lGs3 than ara
usually chsrged fer tho eano cl.ss uf work.
Gold filing from $50 up; 0.he1 wort; at pro
portionstely low rates.
W. DONNALLT, .. l.. g,
Graduste Dental Depart,
Univ. of Michigan.
Office: Washington street, "a door from s. G.
corner King. sr4-2m
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i!,ckss's Self -Rs!srg Fcu:; its advantages,
rs. sasicg Q! timt; o.rtsloty OF results; can b.
baked IN .edjateIy; 90 sal; or yeast poai.r, on.
y: ';Ie lca!r needed; will keep good longer
lhsu 2ny 0!ne,; viii not turn sour: yields Is ger
cut IGcyo bread tran other h,u'; will make
any kind It Bread Biscuits or CaheS; put up
IL 5 p0ord acd pound packages with full Dis
re i15a Tor u:r. Fox sale only by
GEO. MCBURNEY 4 Son.
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bihGH-0RhUGhT cures cJstivc-
les ANA S!CE-llCadaChc.
EJ2 s'hLEBT E.S. LEADBEATEH s Bro.
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PROPERTY &ALvs. - Mc5;T3. O'Nehl aGG
"Sea,, :rci3ac%rs, lave col! :ho frame ds7a!i
.aEe .ail;aX 5yc!. h.lW3c:. - ole su6WIiS5s,
-. S,..7 occGpi2d By Miss Llu}ss Wigs. 10 NJ.
1s3 b0mnsna. tJ7 $3.50; al3J s ;;aulo house
- - HoGlh Washington street. uear tho c,Da!,
Sf5;.oo2icg to n. MaUratk .. t. M7, NJ. T..
HaGlW. ter 500.
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n.ns- JE CAR3u;" ior Ladies only.
COZ SALE 81 rs. LEADBEATER & BIO.
:go,!;ers! nets.ers!! Moshsrs!!!

De; Doubts. ). S. cares all impurities -
!! saatar nat of how iocg standing.
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EAsc3H sEnTICGs AND 0TuEa RELIGIOUS
! iIEa!a. The I.n;oa sesson pass.,! sGsy Sar..
cay IN: yesterday, Easter 2uHGiag. cpu mcmo
.?uFo CT tic resurrection OF tbs Saviour, and
DIS '!EmhE 07sr death, wss ushored il by rig b.
s.a:nia9 AID sp!icg Ike weather 81 size
HIu:3ncs Htd coed congregations. bu: s.
.i:rt's en- ihc piolts!.at l. 9!seop.I Uhu,c5ts.
%,'2I2 ta::2'a sV!c:s. appropriate 'c ;aa srca:
'sltiGus i@9LFal, ware he'd, uyGa af:rd & By
GaEsGa!!? largo cr0nl5.
ID 8. !I.Ty' Cbulc', H.7 Father Whste
D7a:c::ci! a. ahia eDi iatlr:sins ssrmoa CO tie
| Eesu,Etc iol Ct CHRIST, s1d the choir rendered
thc proa-er0Gi, 0i Jy;ul mu,ic. Eel: cd Fl :o
| oc32a;o2, IN iGo syIc.
Ia *. PaHi's Cauroa l.:T. D.. No,stn dsiig
cIcd 81 arplopria'c snd iatcSes;icg disc III. G
ard tie c.oi: rendered tbs bcauiiGl Eia:;g
Music il n5st Admirable nsancr
10 Cars. Church. c!s, wte;o n:v. D..
Va k2r, Of 'ha iaaoi; g.:sl S,u;osGy, prcachs d
| al II .cras;ias s:t3lon. Ike na,:c c! the o53iT
N2a ii yial Character.
II Gracs Church a:tvlg2s were held nearly all
G:y. tie castor, Raw Nj. Shsrp tniciatog
| na:oiag Prayer cLd Lita1g &: ! g. m, service
aal clGimaFl3n al II G. m, Sunday School
l1brai5a 8: 3. H., AID sotsta, 8, 7:4j D. e.
il:re t2". Tbs null WIS o mist a!lracyl ia&.
;uf5 81 tie services.
Ia thc German Llth2Tan eli E.s.ar 81
vioH: w1:o hoId, ani Rev. Mr. Echaler preach
20 Ell appropriate scruioa 10 Eog:h.
Il ilaay Of the ether Protestant Chuc,es
:hc caci!s r.ad2r5G nusio appropriate to Tie
cay. AMI :hc Dast1!s pointed the people to a
,i."a. clarified S.9;av..
i y. j. ". CaicI:crrg, Of Wssbins!cn
preached ia he Flts: j're2ty:eean charoh yes
tC;.:tV, morning sd Gt trupA:
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DEATH At TIE AIMS HOUSE j oseph Ja-
.stS, eight? five yGsEs cd. t5r:oe5y Q! Fairfax
S;;uti?, but tyr Macy years aD :lma'o @! the
SS.as house 81 this o;y. died az 'ha! i:s.itpiiar
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e O.: l:c!a! street., ouposlto tao Markcs, with
o. wi,a0u; stock. Posses in ;iyen on the frs.
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NIILL OPEN on SATURDAY MURN.
w ing rs doZaA .n3ra Of Tho toe Uor:e:s.
Worth ab0u! SjG, =. II. ADAMS
spl5-6; - kins street,
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f;RCIO DE "A GTlRDll civil.
CoMANDANJIA DE PUERTO RICO.

Piego de condolences por les que Sc SAGA a
publica subasts ell suministro de los caba-
los del primer escu Adron por el termino de
un afio, a contar desde ell primero de julio,
bajo las condolences siguientes.
l.. Comprende ell referido Escuadren los
puertos de Salinas, Guayama, Patillas,
Maunabo. Yabucoa, Humacao, Nagu1bo,
F4jardo, Rio Grande, Carolina, Rio-piedras,
Capital, Dorado, Vaga-baja y Manatf.
Q. . Sc admitiran proposiciones para el
suministro de un puesto, dos mas 6 to-
dos la vez, siendo preferido en- igualdad de
circunstancias ell que subaste mas puestoe.
S.s No SO admitiran proposiclones que
excedan de IS centavos de peso moneda es-
pafio'a por racion diaria cada caballo.
L. 9 En.los puestos de Guayama, Carolina,
Humacao, Faiardo, Capital y Vega-baja Sc
hallara de manifesto ell modelo para el
contrato arreglandose al mismo las perso-
mas que Sc interesen- en- la subasta y remi-
tiendolo en- pliego eerrado antes del dia Is
de JUNO al primer Jefe de la Comandancia.
5. : Las personals que interesen Ia ubas-
ia antedicha al entregar ell pliego cerrRdo
deberan anticipar ell importe de la mensua.
lidad correspondence csda caballo cuyas
cantidades quedaran depositadas en- la Ca
Ia de esta Comandancia para responder 6
cualquiera eventualidad
PueIto-R Rico Is de mayo de 1SS1.-El Ter.
Jefe acciden ntal, Roman de RonlGny COrreG.
l-3
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VIJANDE & GO.
81 FO e TA L E. Z A 81

Giran letras sobre as siguientes plaz IS De ia
Peninsula Islas adyacentes, pOr todas cantl-
dades, cortos dias de vista. Tambien grnn
Dor TELEGRAPH cualduiera suma sobre las mi-
mas plazqs
A - Algeciras, Almeria, Almagro, Ara .
juez, Antequera, Avila, Andujar, Aibacete,
Acazar, Alicante, Almaden, Acoy, Arcos de
Ia Frontera.
b Barcelona, Bilbao, Badajos, BJrgos,
Bejar, Baeza.
c. Cadiz Cordoba, Coruha, Cart gena,
Castelon de la Ptana, Cuenca, Ciudad r al,
Calahorra, Caceres, Calatayud, Castropol
D. Daimiel
E. E Escora Ecija
F. Ferrol.
c. Gibraltar, Corona, Granada, Gijon,
Guadalajara.
H - Huelva, Huesca, Haro.
L Infan:es.
j Jerez de la Ftontera, Jaen, Jatiya.
l. L6rida, Leon, Logrono, Lugo, Luarca,
L'nares, Lola, Lorca
M Madrid, Malaga, Murea, Nah n, Me-
rida, Medina del Campo.
N Noveda
O. Ovledo, Orense, Orihuela.
p Pamplona, Palma, Palencia, Pohteve.
dra, Peiiaranda de Bracamoute.
@ Quintanar de la Orden
r. Reus, Rivadeo.
s. Santander, Sevilla, San Sebastian, Sa-
lamanca, Santiago, Soria, Segovia.
t Tarrsgons, Teruel, Trujlllo, Tdtalla,
Taavera de la Reina.
Valencia, valladolid, Vitoria, Valde
pefas, Vigo.
II = Z4ragoza, Zamora, zafra.
Hta. l8n.
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Edicto. .-Por ell presente hago saber Que
por auto de esta fecha ha sido declarada en-
estado de quiebra la sociedad mercantil de
esta plaza titulada "Sobrinos de Pl retro
trayendose sus efectos al dia dos del CO
rriente en'que sobresey6 en- ell pago corrien-
te de sus obligaciones, entendiend0se por
ahora sin perjuicio de tercero. En- su con
secuencia Sc prevene a cualquiera personals
no hagan pago nj entregas de dinero y efec-
tos la citada sociedad quebrada nj a quien
la represente 81 al Depositario nombrado
que 10 es D. Casimiro Carbia, comerciante
de esta plaza bajo la pena de no quedar
descargados en- virtud de tales pagos nj en-
tregas de sus obligaciones pendientes en- IA
yor de la masa. Igualmente Sc previene
todo ell que tenga existencias pertenecientes
q Ia mencio1ada sociedad fallida, haga ma;
al comisario d. Juan Conill, comerciante
de la plaza, bajo la pena de ser tenidos por
ocultadores de bienes completes en- la
quiebra.
para que llegue conocimiento del pd-
blic9 Sc expide Ell presentes en- Puerto Rico
q de mayo de 1881.-Jose de Seras Olivas.
-El Escrihano.-Justo Nieyes. l-5
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matrimonio del principe heredero de
Austria con la princesa Estefania de
B6gica.
Aver Sc volvi6 presenter Mr. Brad
laugh en- la barra del Paramento pi
diendo ser admiti1o. A peticion de
Sir Stafford Northcote fue expulsado.
L6n1res, ida existencis de az1.
car ell 7 era de 10000 toueladas contra
$4,000 el ano pasado.
Precios sin variacion.