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bitter personal enemies aud their cause Is far Irom

harmonious, still, by a sort of simultaneous carrying

out of their schemes they have tended much to

embarrass the legitimate government.

.Hevoral hundred troops were sent out to-day to

reinforce Azua and drive back the revolutionists.

Should Oabral succeed in taking Azua the way 10

t>ie capital will be opened. The revolutionists

would move upon iiani and San CUrlstobai, thence

to San Carlos, Immediately under the wall of the

c?y.

l'roslilent Baei feels very confident of maintaining

himself in position. Certainly for the Interest of tlio

United states It is well that he should.

81 FftUCISCO REAL ESTATE.

Grawth of tliu City?Great Increase In the

Price of Land?Value of the Promlaeat

Street*?Purchases by Capitalist*?Effiret of

the Earthqaake?Male* Darlnc the Past

Year.

Sax Francisco, August 9,1806.

The Hbralp keeps its readers posted on real estate

matters lu New York, the first city of tlie United

States, and probably will not object to making room

for a brief letter about the real estate of this city,

triilcli is destined to be the sccond city of the continent.

San Francisco has a population of 105,000 persons,

l he area of the city and county is forty-three square

Bilies. The assessed value of the land lying within

this circle, November last, was $58,188,413. The

Assessed value is not, however, more than one-third

the market or selling value, which Is at least

1150,000,000. The average value of each sale in 1804

was $2,660; in 186<3 it was $2,868; In 18?T, $3,218, and

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The New York herald. (1869). New York [N.Y.], 1869-08-28. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1869-08-28/ed-1/?sp=11

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1869-08-28.