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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-05
REMITIDOS.
Fajardo, Agosto % de 1883.
Sres. Redactores del BoLETIN
Puerto Rico.

Mis- estimados amigos y correliglo-
narios:
En- Ell ndmero 43 de Ell ClamOr del
Pals, peri6dico que Sc publlca en- esa
capital. he visto un articulo cen ell epi-
CRATE de Fajardo en- Ell que Sc trata
de dar como falso 10 dicho por ell que
suscrlbe en- ell comunicado inserto en- Ell
ndmero 97 del BoLETN y de desfgS-
rar tambien 10 que, con respecto al par
ticular, escribieron en- ell ndmero 90 de
su peri6dico.
Dice el comunicante del CLam0r que
es compietamente falso que sea refor-
mista.el que propuso al Ayuntamiento
que para que Ia votaci6n de la ttrna coz
sabida Sc hiciera con verdadera indie
uendeneia debia efectusrse por medic de
papeletas y en- secreto.
Pues yo le digo que es exacto; yque
la idea no partid de ningdu incondicio-
nal. 8 sea de los tres que ALI estaban
presentes, y que ell que 10 propuso no fl
rura en- nuestro partido hace mas de 7
amos. pues vota con los reformistas en-
cuantas eleciones han tenido lugar y to-
ma una parte muy activa en- su politica.
Hagan w. ell favor de decirme 81 hon.
bres que votan en- contra de un partldo
uueden pertenecer & el. Recuerde el
comunicante, y vera como no tiene mas
remedio que confesar 10 mismo que de-
10 expuesto.
En- cuanto que los incondicionales
votaron con arreglo q 10 propuesto,
tampoco es cierto, pues 10 hicieron en-
blanco. protestando del acto por no ha-
Ilarse conformes con La manera de pro-
ceder en- La yotaci6n, por cuanto esta
debia hacerse con arreglo al articule
1O2 de Ia ley. Por este han solicitadt
del Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General La
,anulaci6n de dicho particular, que Greer
fuera de ley y porque se nego q clio e
sefior Presidente... mo dira tambIeT
81 comunicante que pertenece al parti.
do Unconditional?
sOue La votaci6L para la terna dt
Alcalde Sc hizo en- secreto9 DE ESQ NJ
ha hablado el que sascrIbe, porqne es
ta dentro de la ley, y 81 ha censurad'
Ia manera de hacer La votaci6n para Il
terna de secretario, ha sido porque de
bid verifcarse con arreglo al artfcui'
que va he citado, puesto que ningun'
DE- los aspirantes tenia en- Ell Ayunta
miento parientes; y por mas que trate G
eomunicante de hacer pasar como tai |
un primo politieo del joven & quien m
he referido en- el anterior comnnicado
no existe tai parentesco porque la le..
no aclara este pnnto.
Tsngo qus hscsr constaf lpara au
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-05
MUY INTERESAN TE.

Ell que suscribe, dueno de la tabrica
de f5s5oros de sequridqd marca Luz, es-
tablecida en- esta Capital, barrio de
Santuree, hace pdblico que en- su po-
der existe un documento cnya copla IL
teral es como sigue:
D. Jose Gallardo, d. Jose Ledesma
Y D. Jose Maria Blanco, famac6uticos
establecidos en- esta Ciudad, certitica-
mos: que habiendonos ocupado por dis
posici6n del Excmo. Sr. Gobernador
General de esta isla, del analisis qui-
mico de los f6sforos que fabrica D. Sc
bastian Conill, hemos hallado que con-
tienen en- parties proporcionales 10 ST.
guiente: Las sustancias.
Que estas sustancias, ademas de no
encontrarse entire los venenos actlvos,
no son infamables espontaneamente,
al separadas nj combinadas entire 81.
Que no hay causa natural alguna, nj
humedad nj roce (excepto con el frota-
dor) que pueda ocasionar La inhama-
ci6n de estos fosforos.
Que resisten una temperature mu-
lchisimo mas elevada que la maxima
atnosf1rica; han sostenido mas de 100
grades (cenefgrado } que es el calor del
Iagua hirviendo.
Que consideramos sus pastas 8 COM
posiciones mas perfectas J de mayor
Iseguridad que las empleadas en- muchas
Iotras clases de fosforos.
| Que son inalterables q la acci6n de-
tempo pueden subsistir por amos sin
perder sas propiedades.
Que ninguna acci6n ejerce en- ellos
La humedad atmosferiea, y daran result
Itado en- toda epoca del aflo.
| 7 por iltimo, que no vacllamos er
declararlos, por sus propiedades qufni-
cas-, como inmejorables en- su clase POI
estar basada su confecci6n en- las for
mulas mas recieutes que la ciencia hs
aplicado d esta industria.
Lbrado en- Puerto Rico nueye dt
i Mayo de nil ochocientos ochenta J uno
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-05
A v | S 0

Desde hoy, ha cesado en- sus nego-
clos mercantiles, la casa que giro en-
esta localidad bajo la raz6n social de
Pedro Mas y hermano; habiendo cesa-
do tambien los poderes que tenfa con-
fer,dos q don Miguel Chiques y don
Jose Garriza quedando los que suscri-
ben altamente satisfechos de Ia fideli-
dad con que 10 han desempehado.
Hemos autorizado para la liquida-
ci6n del active d don Jose Garriza, que
dando ell pasivo solventado totalmente.
Caguas, 90 de Agosto de 1SS3.-PE-
DRO MAS Y HERMANO. l03
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-05
III PEARL STREET.
p. o. BOX 317z.
GustavO G. BindSeil
Comtsionista, erportador 3 agente de
tdbr1cos No. 32 Wanen Street.
NuerQ- York.

Ofrece sus servicios al comercio de
esta Antilla en- tCdos los ramos de 10
industria americana y posee inmensas
facilidades para la compra y venta dc
toda clase de articulos.
Hace especialidades de toda clase en-
coches y carruajes, arneses para caba-
Hos y sillas de montsr d precios suma-
mente bajos que desafian toda compe-
tencla en- estos ramos.
Solicita correspondence y da cotiza-
clones de todo genero de productos y
artefactos. II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-05
VICENTE SCHWAB.
s SASTRE DE p A R ! $ !.
(CaAe de Ia Fortalesa, trente d Ia zaragosana)

Ten guso pacar amigos yorecedores tan
bdo
pa Ingaterm Franca Aemana complete vaad sudo do
profession cua sabe admar ogaf
nmeoabe cad eespec han os escogdo
conviction habra por deldo
guso que encuene que desee pca odos en- general Sc sryan
acer ma vista eabcmento 10 vercdad de
expuesto.
mmo dignen honrar 6rdnes
concc6n de las pndas mayor
possible pos aendas nmorabe clase de los gen
10 perfection sQidez de construction.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-05
A v | S o..

Habiendo renunciado la Agencia ge-
neral de los Vapores de la "Emprensa
Martina Puertoriqueha", hacemos PIT
blico que desde esta fecha cesamos en-
el honroso cargo que veniamos des-
empeflando desde la fundaci6n de la
misma, habiendo hecho la oportuna en-
trega d los sehores Chavarri y Mendi-
zabal, agentes nombrados para susti-
tuirnos.
San Juan Puerto Rico, Setiembre
10 de 1Ss3.-SnvA FERRER & Co.
l03
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-05
P { R D | D A..

Con Ia marca P. M. G. Sc ha estrs-
viado en- ell trayecto de La capital Z
Rio-piedras una GAIA conteniendo 600
cagetillas cigarrillos de la fabrica Allo-
mes.
Sera generosamente recompensado
al que de informes en- ell almacen de
los Sres. P. Martorell 4 Co.-Depdsito
6.-Marina. lO4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-05
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.

ENTRADAS
SrBRE. 2.-De .Santh6mas, bal. esp. "Johanne,
p Martorell * Co., con tcorcs.
- De New-York, vap. esp. "Avil',
a Sobrinos de Ezquiaga con car
ga general d varios.
3.-De San Thomas vap. esp. Me
iico' Silva Ferrer q Co. con
carga.
4.-De Fajardo ruta vap. esp. san
Juan" Chavarri, Mendizabal &
Co., con carga pasajeros.
- De Santander, vap. esp. "ConilIas'
a Sobrinos de Ezquiaga con cargo
general.
SALTDAS.
SrBRE. 3.-Para Baltimore, vap. esp. Puerto
riqueno, en- laetre.
Para Humacao Yabucoa, gol
esp. Dolores con carga.
para la Habana Y escala, vap. esp
''Mejico,' con carga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-05

F'irmado; Jose Gallardo, Jose Ledes-
ma, Jose Maria Blanco.
Puerto-Rico, 2l de Agosto de 1883.
SEBASTIAN CoNILL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-05
CIRCULAR.

San Juan, P. R. Setiembre L. de 1883.
Mny Sr. nuestro: Tenemos el gusto
de participar &V. que con esta feche
Y segun escritura otorgada por ante ei
Notario D. Juan Ramon de Torres. he
mos tornado una sociedad mercantl en-
esta plaza, la cual girara bajo ls rasdn
de
AGUILAR, DELGADO & c.
fernando parte como socios gestorea
D. Teodoro Aguilar y D. Enrique Del-
gado y comanditario D. Crist6bel Va
llecillo, para dedicarse d la compra y
venta de frutos del pats, comisiones =
importaciones de todo genero de mer.
cancfas.
Nuestros conocimientos y la expe-
'iencia adquirida en- los negocios, uni
do al sufciente capital de que dispone-
mos, es la mejor garantia que podemos
ofrecer V.
Suplicandole Sc sirva tomar nota dc
nuestras firmas y en- la espera de me-
recer su confianza, nos ofrecemos de V,
atentos s. S.
@. B. s. NJ.
10S AGUrLAR, DELeADo 4 c.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-05
NO hay tos, resfriado, ronquera,

bronquitis, nj affection alguua al pechc
oue no ceda inmediatamente ante iCS
asombrosos efectos del Pectoral dc
Anacahuita. Es ell mejor de todos los
expectorantes ell mas seguro e mo-
fensivo de cuantos calmantes Sc como
cen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-05

Cada botella l,eva la frma de su IN
ventor para evitar falsifcaciones.
Vendese en- casi todas las botlcas de
la Isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-05
SEVERE BAST0N. San 60 P1a9'i'' q.

Importador de mercancias por mayor y Cont
sionista.
Gira sobre todas las capitales y pueblos de Es-
paia por todas cantidades y cortos dias vista
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-05
GUIA LOCAL.
VIJANDE Y COMP, rorsalssa 81

Commentaries comisionistas y giro de ietras
Agentes de la Linea de vapores de Oano, Larrina-
ga Comp. de la Compania Catalina de Vapores
Trasatlanticos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-05
Cu,tos.-EI dia 6 de los corrien-


tes al toque de oraciones daran prin-
cipio las novenas Y demas solemnida-
des que en- honor q Santo Domingo de
Guzman acostumbra celebrar anual-
mente la V. O. I. Dominica en- la lgle-
sia de Santa Ana.
Ell dia Is tendran lugar la salve y le-
tania solemnes.
Ell l6 q las : de la mahana habra
misa rezada Y communion general para
todos los hermanos y demas tieles.
Ell mismo dia, las 10, Sc celebrara
una misa solemne cantada d toda or
questa dirigida por ell professor don Ce-
lestino Diaz, con panegirico cargo
del elocuente orador sagrado DIR. ID.
Felix Barrot.
Ell l., d las Y media de la manana,
habra misa Y aniversarlo en- sufraglo
de los hermanos difuntos.
Herido.-De una rtiaa habida
anteanoche en- la calle de Tetuan re-
sult6 un hombre herido de cuchillo en-
la espalda.
Y vamos vivlendO.
EscAndalo.- Promovi0se ano-
che uno delante de la ACADIA. Por
fortuna la policia lie puso termlno.
Robins6n.-Para el jueves pro-
ximo esta anunciada la representation
de esta popular zarzuela.
"La 0frenda de oro."- Hemos
recibido el volumen 8 de esta ilustrada
publication que es 6rgano de la Conn
pafia de seguros de vida Life inst
rance de New York.
Destruction terrible de vidas.-
MilIones de ratones, gatos, chlnches y
eucarachas pierden la vida topando con
Ell " Rough on Rats.
FL Alcoholado Gatell ha pro-
dncido tan buenos efectos en- ell reuma-
tisruo, jaquecas, catarros y dolores de
eabeza, que as IN articulo casl indis-
pensable eono remedio de familia.
National Republican., 1883-05-26
fnr arnt-- nIintrIlnnrnns

VNOR RENT-FIFTY PIANOS AND ORGANS
IL all the leadng, makes lent from - % prr
month rents applied on purchase. L, q, ~ rll,
No. ll0l PenhyiVdhih avenue WA.B'h
INoR liIRE-lGol,SE MN ,CARNlAGE AT \
II mode ate rte, for lw1 or ,hrep eyrnln, @ each
publican Onlcp, hy2d at'
National Republican., 1883-05-26

/ have been in the employ OF Mr.. D. W. Moody for
the past months as teacher and can safely rec
omniend his tailor system as being the best and
most perfect used has been stated time and again
by ladies' Of our city and elsewhere who have invest
charts. Respectfully, Miss MisSIE ElcnER
65 LOCK street.
National Republican., 1883-05-26

Mr. MooDY: am one who doubted that you could
or would teach all you cani but have only heen In
your school short am now willing 70 ndoise
form of teaching, Ladies' go TO Mr.. Moody's school,
and in n few days you Will wonder why every lady
does not learn too IILLIE OVERDlEK.
3s9 Court ST., Cincinnati, y.
National Republican., 1883-05-26
1ust anO .fonno.

II osT-FRoM 1923 Q STREET NORTHWEST
i yesterday, a liver e0lored spaniel puppy. suit
abs reward II returned to above address. my2tltt
II osT-A PAIR OF EYEGLASSES, GOLD
4 framed. with gold chain attached. Please return
To The owner ~ Republican Office, my28'St
TINHE PARTY WHO CALLED AT THE RE.
publican Office In regard 10 the bracelet found by
hn will confer great favor by leaving his address
this office The bracelet can be fully Identified by
HARRIS & 5CHAEFER my2i'Stt
National Republican., 1883-05-26
:fur SaIr--8uusrs.

T1oR sAIE-THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE
E nine rooms; all improvements; No. 1889 street
northwest; $40 down. balance monthly. Inquire
National Republican., 1883-05-26

consider D. w. Moody's system of dress cutting
perfect i have used three other systems, and find
mono OF them compare at all with the Moody system.
IL is perfect In every particular would not use any
other, Mrs, A. h. FRUCHEY,
Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, Ohio.
National Republican., 1883-05-26
d0lants.
DREss.CUTTINa AND DREssMAKING
- TAUGHT.

d. W. Moody's new and perfect Tailor system of
lady child ht perfectly without single change
81 ssamCall Of which s proven ~ ne MMS9 sa
which coming daily from all parts OF the United
states and Canada n lew of which we publish in this
with care, and also to lave you call al and
us. We guarantee TO teach you 70 cut and make
every garment worn by lady or child to t perfectly
without the use Of paper or patterns and without the
change OF single stitch
REMEMBER, LADIES, THE WAVES OF AD-
VERsIrY ARE MANY, and any OF us are liable to
every lady to prepare hetseffor any emergency that
may belail her. REMEMBER, MUODI'S SYSTEM
Is NO BURDEN on your hands, but II would be q
great pleasure and sure support for you in the
event your ever having TO put II 70 practical use
We have opened permanent school In Washing
ton and allow our students to come aud take Lessons
Iroms A. Nj. 10 10 =. NJ. and that no person shall
be prohibited from learning. we have decided TO take
ccmintnce learning az once, and ior day or 50 we
VI only charge a very n2mlNsl Price EWS Tue
YOU WISH TO MAKE AhEANqEniESls Tor
'p a, o1T yST pTces u'S VIII h sooS S T ADvANcH T5
MORE THAN TREBLE OUR PRESENT PRICE,
not dare make any devlaiions as all OF Moody 8
schools backed with capital and atloid to ad.
vance the price at the optiou OF Mr.. Moody.
Hoping you will call and see us at once we remain
yours most respectfully, ID. w, MOODY,
Assisted by MRS. PEARSON and MISS. HILBERT.
who Will be In charge during Mr.. Moodys absence.
Remember the place, 4g5JI Tenth street northwest,
National Republican., 1883-05-26
mtAitnI.

MO CURE, NO PAYS YEARS EXPERIENCE
IN and over 20 years al aOO street southwest A
cure guaranteed In every OF gOnOrrheR, syphilis
and loss ofsexual power. Medicine furnished Adi
vice iree. nye23m%
National Republican., 1883-05-26

Mr., ID. W. MOODY, IsQ.-Dear Sir; recommend
your system of square measurement for dress cutting
and think IL excels all others for perfect fitting, and
without the changing of single stitch the OF
paper or patterns 1advise all ladies TO learn it.
Yours respectfully, GRACE ID HAhGkAyE,
National Republican., 1883-05-26

like the fashionable cutting OF Moodys garments,
which have learned, II never falls, and gives full
satisfaction. would recommend all ladies wishing
TO learn dress Guiding 10 90 TO Mr.. ID. W. Moody, for
his fit is the ornament OF the body:
Rosa wESDELsTEIN,
1856 Pete street. Cincinnati, Ohio
National Republican., 1883-05-26

TTSEFUL FEET
u Are requisite to health and comfort, hence the
eIlte OF tie world, far ana near, visit
DIR WHITES ESTABLISHMENT,
nl6 Pennsylvania avenue opposite Willard's Hotel,
For the successful treatment OF hard and son cOrnB
hunons, inverted nails vascular exerescences aud
other ailments Of the feet
Established In Washington, ID. O., In 1881,
olce fee, u per visit for putting the feet In or
den
National Republican., 1883-05-26

D. w. MooDY: Why not I, too, write testimonial
In favor OF your and perfect tailor system for
for dress cutting. There Is not lady that lives who
could help recommending your system atler she had
taken one or two lessOns II IL the very image
of perfection aud simplicity and Is worthy of the
highest appreciation nom the Intelligent public and
Is bound 10 triumph all other systems, and the
day will soon como when n dressmaker must use
your system or she will have no custom.
BESSIE GIBBARD,
Gallipolis, Gallia county, Ohio
National Republican., 1883-05-26

lOj BURNETT STREET. CovINaToN, Ky.
Mr.. u. w. MOODY: have learned yUur system of
dress cutting aud delighted with IT, DO not believe
any mode OF dress cutting give such satisfaction
yours and easily learned. Nothing intricate about
H. The more work with II the more loveit
LoRESA WooBs.
National Republican., 1883-05-26

take pleasure In telling the public that took my
arst lesson from Mr.. ID. W. Moody Thursday before
Christmas ot having the least idea OF cutting fitting,
or even sewing dress. Have since made myself two
suits / consider my money we'll invested,
Miss LILLE ToDESBEIR,
80 Pleasant street, Cincinnati. Ohio.
National Republican., 1883-05-26
educational.
CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
- LINCOLN HALL BUILDING.
ToHN LYON,
ioos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST
WASHINGTON, ID. @,
High and low pressure


STEAM HEATING AND VENTILATING
for all classes of buildings Special attention given
TO heating private houses. Old imperfect working
Jobs renovated ana satisfaction guaranteed. Heating
and ventiatng Green Houses and ConservatorIes
especially.
National Republican., 1883-05-26
COXINnTnN. ~

= IOVINUIONt nv,
ID, w. MOODY Eso II docs me good to recon-.
mend your new tailor system, as have found amer
learning that your claims are all as true as the wind
blows. advise every lady TO learn H. as II viii make
them ali happy when they cut their dresses to see
them III without q wrinkle from neck TO floor.
TILL1E GROsHELL.
National Republican., 1883-05-26

No. G3l MAIN STREET, CoVISGToN, KY.
MIR. d. w. MooDYi am glad nave found such an
Institution that OfyOurs. advise nny Others that
intend 10 be dress makers 10 come aud gain knOwl
edge on this subject ns l have In d. W. Moody II
SCHOOL corner Ninth and Walnut, and after you Will
never need pattern. 1t is really worth Ehe money
ten times over, MARY HlTKER.
National Republican., 1883-05-26

JAMESTOWN. OHIO.
Mr.. d. w. MooDY-Dear Sir: am perfectly de.
lighted with your tailor system of square measure
ment, Any lady who doubts Its merits should give II
a trial and she will be dUubly rewarded. Iwoud not do
without IT, and take great pleasure In recommending
II. Yours respectfully. ANNIE NJ, GRAIN.
National Republican., 1883-05-26
SUMMER 2uaroinu.


COUNTRY BoARD-l5 MILES FROM WASH.
~ ingtOn, on Richmond and Fredericksburg Rail
rOad healthy location, good water; convey 10 and
from station, Address III RS. IL. GREH AN, Gar
field Postoflioe, y iriax County, Va my25.3tF
nFLIGHTFuL ROOMS AND FIRST.CLAss
J board at "rHE OAKS (Emory Manslon),
BrightwOOd; conveyance to and from city. Address
THE OAKS BrightwoOd. my2l-6t*
National Republican., 1883-05-26
C.pru.or Ou,o

I.. CARTHAGE ONO
Mr., D. w. MOODY; cheerfully recommend your
new tailor system of square measurement for dress
cutting to all who In doubt TO Its merit; and
will farther say that would not take 500 for the
knowledge have gained In the short time have
been learning, NETTlE Is. HILLS.
National Republican., 1883-05-26

ID. w. MOODY: have learned your new tailor sys-
tenn OF dress cutting. 1t is the most perfect ever
invented. Every lady ought TO learn It. I can
and will cut and make dress of the finest goods aud
guarantee II TO tit perfectly, without trying It for
any lady who lives. Yours truly,
FANNIE f. WILBURN, Dressmaker.
National Republican., 1883-05-26
YH n. WANNER

our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning contains complete schedule OF our houses
stores, shops and farms offered FOR rent together
with descriptions prices &c. and how they may he
seen. Property for sale In all parts ofthe city Money
" '''''' b. Ii. WARNER. ole + street
National Republican., 1883-05-26
l1lunrn TO Z oar.

NToNEY 10 LOAN ON REAL y STATE ArTHE
M lowest rates DANENHOWEk& IL son, l2!ie y
street northwest nolSu
National Republican., 1883-05-26

,a.h .s. d.. -.- HAMDEN JUNCTION.
am student Of D. w. Moody, and after thorough
test pronounce his manner OF teaching and system OF
cutting perfect. 'h MARIAN PILcHER.
National Republican., 1883-05-26
sfur Sult--farms.

%Ut NHIt--JHIINs.
NOR sALE-12 ACRES or LAND NEAR CITY;
IL small hOuse good barn and fruit trees; price,
$500 on easy monthly payments. Inquire 40 street
southeast. my291t%
NXTANTED - PURCHASERS FOR FLORIDA
w homes Forty (i0) acres OF high rolling land
for 600, selected and title guaranteed. OLIVER r.
JOHNSON, 0O9 Pennsylvania avenue. myl2-lat+
NOR SALIc-Ar SACRIFICE-A FINE
II grazing farm In Maryland, miles from Wash
ton. BISHOP a HILL. 1908 street northwest 23-tf
National Republican., 1883-05-26
EoR SALE BY
A. 8. oAYwooD,
COR. NINTH AND X STREETS N. W.

street northwest, between Fourteenth and Fif
teenth; groom brick, modern improvements
t45OO.
street northwest, between Fourteenth and Fif
teenth Groom brick, modern improvements
SI,7o0
IAo S street northwest; 2-story brick, modern Inn
provements, t3,30.
4Iiberty street northwest; 2story brick, water, &C.
5000; SiOO cash, balance go per month.
1918 street northeast; 2story brick, large lot; small
cash payment. balance monthly, $1,000
Eighth street southwest, between and q; rooms,
all modern improvements, $500.
Defrees street; 2-story brick, $500.
Corner Eleventh and Il streets; 2story brick. with
store, &C, tLO00
t3s Thirteenth street southwest; Groom frame, water
In yard, 81, 100
7iO street northeast; 2-story frame, 5000.
7o2 Tenth street northeast; 2story Frame si,4Oo
70i Tenth street northeast; 2story frame Sl 300
q street southwest, between Ninth and Tenth; Broom
frame. lot 10 feet front, t2,501
22 Fourteenth street southwest; 2story Frame $3.50
2i Fourteenth street southwest; 2story Frame $3.50
9l3 Eighth street northwest 2story frame lot % feet
front, $500.
1340 street northwest; 2story frame, large stable
lot 20 by $50 feet $500 cash, balance monthly
1911 street northwest 2story Frame $500 cash, bal
ance easy terms, sl,2Oo,
1909 Sixth street northwest; 2story frame. rooms;
large 2story brick oil rear OF lot; lot 1885 front,
Sa6OO
Marrison street, near new res, ivoir and Soldiers
Homei Ia acres, 2StOry uhtno, Win StaDlei VIII
be on the iOo-foot drive TO the Soldiers Home;
$1,000
Northeast corner Thirteenth and streets south
west; lot 25 by GO feet, 1880.
Is Second street northeast 2story frame lot % feet
front, si,70o.
2i2l Eleventh street northwest; 2story Frame s7Oo
Twelfth street northeast between and X lot a.
square 1907; cents per square foot.
Twenty-one lots in square l7i corner Seventeenth
and v streets northwest
First street northwest, between and f. lot 20 feet
'front.' 60 cents.
Corner Twelfth and streets northwest; lot 5 by 40
square 57i, 90 cents.
Sixteenth street southeast, between A and b. lots
on easy terms. very cheap.
Howard University sublot u, block Z, CSC per foot
Eighth street northwest, between and X, si.l0per
foot.
Twelfth street northwest between w and boundary,
35c per foot.
Eight acres Of ground adjoining Graceland Cemetery
with 2-story frame house and stable, good we'll OF
water VIII sell or trade for encumbered city
property.
Third street northeast, between M and N lots s.,
:, and s, square az, l0c per foot '
Frame house and lot on Massachusetts avenue. be
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets north.
west si.lo per foot.
National Republican., 1883-05-26
aral Gstatr Brokers.

r. D. KIMBALL. 4. p, oHILDs
ETAEHALL Sc CIErIDE,
Real Eatnte and Fire Insurance Agents,
NO. 1918 street Northwest.
Parties desiring TO BUY, SELL. or RENT Cityor
(OuntrV pfOperty please give ! a call,