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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22

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Harmless Reliable and Instantaneous. No dis
appointment No Ridiculous Tints, or unpleas-
ant Odor The genuine W. A: Bachelors Hair
Dye produces INMEDIATELf splendid
Skin. but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Beau
tiful. The only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold by
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22

A dispatch from St. Petersburg says In
consequence ofapprehensions Of an epidemic in
Europe, the Russian Government has ordered
reports to be made by its agents OF the SAM
tary condition of the countries afflicted by the
war. Should the reports render it advisable,
Russia will propose sanitary conference.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22

Letters from San Domingo from the attaches
ofthe San Domingo commissions say that the
people thor. are all in favor Of annexation ~
Fred Douglas made speech atSamana: to about
que hundred and thirty people, about half OF
whom understood what he said.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22

\ Geographic dispatch from Halifax, Nova
Scotia, announces that the British steamer Zoe,
from Boston, bound to Paris with provisions
contributed by American citizens, was wreck
ed on the Goth inst, on Bell Rock, near Hall
fax. The vessel aud cargo are reported to be
Il total loss. This is indeed, aSld disaster.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22

R MEDICAL. Essays for Young Men, on
great SOCIAL EVILS and ABUSES, which
Interfere with MARRIAGE-with sure means
Of relief for the Errng and Unfortunate .diseas;-
cd and debilitatet Sent free Of charge in seal
cd envelopes Address HOWARD ASSoCIA-
TION, No IS Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Philndrlnhia feb l3-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22

The President yesterday signed the bill to
provide Government for the District Of Col
Imbia, and transmitted it to the State De-
partment for record. No appointment OF
Governor will be made before the latter part
of this week or first of next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22

In au article in yesterday : Gazette, the
British Premier was called Lord Gladstone.
Mr. Gladstone is no Lord, but, as yet,
Commoner His position does not depend upon
Il ,itle-but upon his abilities. lie may reach
the peeraye,' in time-but that will not add to
his fame
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22

A farmers association, under the title of
''The Patrons of Husbandry,' has been organ
ICED in all the Western States. Men, women
and children may become members of it. The
associations are called Oranges, denominated
local, State and national and are after the plan
of other associations, formed for special purpo-
ses centering in State and national representa-
tive bodies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22

COL w. p Craighill in his report Of his OK
animation of the Rappahannock river, esti-
mates the cost of opening the channel at
9eO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22

AN OUTRAGE-Some nights ago, party of
men went to the house of an old man named Bow
en-, living on the mountain, near Brown Gap,
took him out of bed, carried him to the door and
beat him numerically with hickory rods
They then turned his wife and children out of
doors and drove the whole family, Bowen HIM
before po aeR Re0 0vST the so,S top Ghs
them notice that if they returned they would
Kin them all. The light was very bad one,
but the whole family were driven out without
being allowed time to put on, their clothes
The matter was investigated before Justice
Wood and warrants issued for the arrest Of the
parties. It is we'll that Bowen had served
through the war as Confederate soldier, or
This occurance would be bruited abroad as the
work of Ku.Klux, although it was entirely the
result of private difficulty. charlottesville
Chronicle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22

The bill Incorporating the Washington and
Richmond Railroad, which passed the Virginia
House Of Delegates on Monday, was defeated
in the Senate Yesterday, yeas -, nays u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22
PORT or ALEXANDRIA. FERRY. re.

ARRIVED.
Schrs Amanda Bramberger, Norfolk; Alice
Curtis. Phillips, Norfolk; Susan Ellen, Brns-
field, Portsmouth, and G f Smoo,, Sullivan,
Baltimore to Sm"ot i Perry.
schr Oliver Amcs. New York. fish, to Nj Ed
ridge j. Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22

REMARKS. The market for Flour is unchhng'
ed. Wheat is dull, and but few transactions
were reported-buycrs not seeming disposed to
purchase Mt last weeks quotations, and holders
unwilling to make concessions The bulk Of the
samples are Of inferior and medium qualities on
". Offerings of 2039 bushels red, with sales ut
40, l4'. $50 and l65 for fair to good Corn is
dull and the market may be quoted lu2c Oft;
offerings of $50 bushels mixed and yellow, with
sale. of the former at "a and IS. Oats are quiet
and steady; offerings OF 45O bushels, with sales
at 50 Sales of 200 bushels Millfeed at 81 % per
cwt and a small lot of Timothy Seed brought So
per bushel. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22
n1s- plRrry STRENGTH, ECONOMY. These

ang PURITY, STRENGTH, ECONOMY.
three requisites are combined in Dooley,s we'll
known Yeast Powder. As each ingredient en-
tering into its composition is free from any dele
terious or injurious substances, the purity ana
full strength of each article is guaranteed IN the
manufacture maj and as one pound of Dooley's
Yeast Powder will last third longer in culinary
department, that the vast majority OF Baking
Powders in market it proves concluslVely that II
is the most economical. Convenient to have in
the house, and universally produces light and
| elegant food. c,,, ,n.
For sale by all GroccrS. feb O-rulw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22
The health of Senator Sumner is improving
Congress-.

In the Senate yesterday Mr.. Howard y resolu-
ton recommending the High Commission to
provide for the cession Of the British North
American Possessions, was referred to the Com
mittee on Foreign ROl~.iono Tho bill to char
ter the Cincinnati and Southern Railway Com.
pauy was favorably reported. The bill to ppo,
vide an additional Judicial District iii Arkansas
was made test question on the increase Of Fed
eral Judges and Districts, and was rejected.
The bill providing for Solicitor Of the Interior
Department was passed. The. Judicial, Legis
lative and Executive Approximation bill was
passed. ,:
In the House of Representatives the Southern
Pacific Railroad bin was passed. Mr. Van
Horn Was admitted to the contested seat from
the Sixth Missouri District.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22

gsg Tones. Those who resort to toncs will
find Sppcrs STANDARD Wine Bitters' the best
adapted to benefit the different ailments OF the
system whether diseased or debilitated from over
cxcrton or by any other cause. Try them
Sn;1 hv Druooists feb O-lw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22
government.

The only thing of interest in Congress
yesterday was the passage Of the Senate
bill by the House, with an amendment, In
cooperating the Southern Overland Pacific
Railroad Company. The amendment strikes
from the bill all the proposed branches Of the
road, and leaves it to provide for straight
overland line from FL Paso 10 Texas to San
Diego in California There is no reason to
doubt the prompt concurrence of the Senate
in this amendment. The bill passed by 81
majority
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22

; office.
King, Mrs Caroline
Lomax, William
Losson, Henry, col
Lewis, Jim, col
Locligcr, john
Lucas, Mrs Mary
Lulnpkins, Mrs Matilda
Lucas, Miss Elizabeth
Mason, Mrs Kate
Middlcbaum. j G
Mcintyre. Edward
Miller, Miss Adie, >
Mills, a
Nelson, Miss Mary
Ncale, Lloyd
Pcyton, Mrs Harriet
Phillips, Chas II
Parker, Nalindn
Ryan, Mrs {
Ronkly, A NJ
Rowland, Mrs Ellen
Rcvell, Frank
Reed, Mary &
Reed, Mrs \
Robenson, Miss Sullic J
Reynolds, George j
Suter, Joseph, =
Smith, Mrs Ophclia y
Stork, Thos o
Simpson, Miss Matilda
Smith, Miss Elenor
Sisson, Mrs f
Taylor, Mrs ThoS 7
Thompson, Miss Nellie
Thompson, Mrs Lisa
Taylor, Charles
Taylor, Miss Anne Jane
Taylor, Miss Belle, =
Taliafcrro, James
Taylor, David, col
Washington Jane K, col
Woettcn, Mrs Isia b
Warren, Rachael
Welsh, Mrs Billey
Wood, Miss Alice
Wiley, Edd
Vision, Henry
Wcnburn, William
n. P. TRIST, P. NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22
Special NOTICES.

RTPoIsoNous MEDICINES.-The theory
that the virus of disease can be safely counteract-
ed by doses of poison, is false and dangerous
Within the last twenty-five years not less than
score of virulent poisons have been added to the
repository of the medical profession. They are
given in small doses, otherwise they would de-
Stroy life Immediately; but even in minute guam
titles they produce, ultimately, very disastrous
effects. It is unwise and unphilosophical t" en-
ploy, us remedies, powerful and insdlous drugs,
which, in subjugating one disease, sow the seeds
of another still more unmanageable: None of
these terrible indictments operates with as much
dircctness and certainty upon the causes oil Oil,
souse as Hostetter's Stomach BitterS, II tonic ana
corrective qrithot single deteterions ihgredteht
in its ron. IMPOSITION. Arsenic and quinia are given
for intermittents; bromide Of potassium for ner-
vors disorders; strychnine and prussic acid for
general debility; mercury, i'll various forms, Tor
liver complaint; preparations OF chlorotorn ana
opium for sleeplessncss and yet these deadly
drugs do not compare rs specifics for the diseases
above enumerated, with that wholesome vegeta,,
bic nvigorant and Alternative, while they ure hli
so pernicious that is astonishing any physician
should take the responsibility of prescribing
them Let invalids, for their own sakes, try Ihc
Btters before they resort to the poisohs. In ne
relief they will experience from course OF the
harmless specific, will render recourse to the
unsafe pre- parations referred to, quite unneceasa-
rv feb 2O-eolw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22

Saturday was the ''Heathen Chinee New
Years Day The feast is one of great import
ance TO the Celestial, and in the howery country
is celebrated with much pomp and circumstance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1871.

WASHINGTON BIRTH DAY.-We cannot let
this anniversary pass, without parlsing to re-
mark that it is fit occasion to remember, that
however times have changed, and men have
changed, we should not the less do honor, in
our hearts, to the virtues, the principle, and
the example of the Father Of his country. We
may not 'look upon his like again-but we
may cherish his advice, and strive to follow the
preeepts he left us to guide our action. To rev.
erence his memory is not enough That rever-
ence should urge us to uphold and maintain, as
far as we can, the political doctrines which he
held, as essential to the perpetuity of free
institutions and the stability Of constitutional
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22
LIST or LETTERS

Remaining in the Alexandria, Va. Po$t"tiire,
February 70, 1871.
Persons calling for letters will say they are adj
vertised and give the date of the list.
If not called for within thirty days, they will he
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| StIll ~ llaV NtSp't i'ts'
Brown, Mrs Ellen ID
Berry, Miss Ann
Beatty, Mrs Ada
Baldwin. A 2
Brinn. Mrs =
Bicc, John
Brown, John
Banks, Jacob
Butler, Miss Susan
Brooks, Sophy
Barry, Mrs Henry
Bloss, Maria
Chester, Alfred
Crumel, Mrs Eliza
Crawford, Miss II {
Garter, Burrough Il
Coleman, hiram
Coga, Lewis
Carter, Miss Mamie
Cornell, Mrs Susan
Coles, Vim, col
Carter. WYATT. col
Davis, William II
Dcncale, George
Drake, Lucien y
Elsy, Mrs easy
East, Mrs Mary
Floyd, Miss NJ B
Gaiieny, James
Gray, Miss Lean
Gntfney, Alfred, col
Goulding, George
Greenland, r &
Gaines, Jane, col
Jones, Ellen
Harrison, Clas IL
Howison, Geo "
Harris, Spencer
Hicks, Lizzie
Howard, John "
Jacob, Michael II
Jones, Gordon
Jackson, Miss Roxuna
Johnson, VIM D
Keith, Samuel
Kincheloc, w B
King, II H
King, Mrs Sarah "
feb 22-lt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22

1t is proposed to have an annual Carnival IN
Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22

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with the latest improvement.
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Gives fine surface for Grass Seed.
Insurrs the growth Of Clover and Timothy.
While all the above advantages are secured
for ordinary work it il superior IT, any other
Harrow No farmer can afford To be without
one Send for circular, or call and examine
them. Fer sale at manufacturers prices by
HERBERT BRYANT, Sole Agent,
feb Ppm No. Is King St, Alexandria, Va
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Mrs. c. L. SIMPSON,,
WI No. l2j King street,
Five doors east Of the Washington r. r. depot .
Dealer in all kinds Of
FANCY AND PLAIN MILLINERY,
of every description. Always on hand Dress
Trimmings of every variety.
Dress Making and Cutting done in the lutcst
styles and perfect fit guaranteed
Also, Fashionable Patterns received tri-month-
lv. Particular attention will be paid TO country
orders their work done promptly and sentt any
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Please remember the No, 1875 King street
feb IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22

WEATHER PREDIcTIoNs.-The War Depart
ment is going into the weather business more
extensively In addition to the daily meteor
illogical report, Conjecture Bureau is to
be established to forecaste the weather for the
benefit of those who 60 down to the sea in
ships and others. The grounding and the
almanac makers will have to look to their lau-
rels. Lexington GdzeHe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-22

WASHINGTON ITEMS The Executive Man
sion was thrown open to visitors yesterday and
very large number awaited themselves Of the
opportunity to inspect the East room and the
different parlors. The President did not re-
ceive any visitors on official business during the
day.
The japanese Commissioners are still study
ing the system of our national banks, as pro-
pounded and practically executed at the office
of the Comptroller Of the Currency
The next excitement here will be the hang
ing of James Grady, on Friday next, for the
outrageous murder Of the aged lady, Mrs
Faulkner. Grady seems to be greatly depress-
ed, and his friends have but little hope Of exc
cutiye clemency although there is a petition
filed asking the President to commute the SEN
tence to imprisonment for life.
All the receptions and soirees are at an end
except one, the last of the season, to be given
by Vice President and Mrs. Cofax, on We'd
nesday afternoon, March list. For forty;days it
is presumed Washington society will give
itself over to cxacting and wholesome discipline.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-30
Noticias de la Peninsula.

Del Concrete de Cddis tomamos las
siguientes que ampliaremos en- nues-
tro pr6ximo ndmero:
El puente de Vilches en- la via
f9rtea Sc ha hundido al pasar por 81,
segun Sc dice, un tren de mercancfas.
De las desgracias personales que ha-
yam ocurrido con motive de esta ca
tastrofe, ha tempo temida y previs-
Ia, SO hAbla con variedad.
Mientras no Sc restablezca la CO.
municacion en aquel punto, ell cor
REQ de Madrid tiene que venir con s
horas de atraso. Aver ha llegado ell
del dia IL y hasta hoy no llegara ell
del 13, por cuyo motive nos es i'm
possible publican las dltimas noticias.
La question de Palacio segun
El TEMPO ofrece cuatro dificultades
que son:
II: La suscitada por los demo
cratas que estan y saben que estan
muy en- baja. Como 10 que Sc rechaza
es ell todo, Sc han convoncido de que
NADIA han de consegnir 81 contindan
cediendo, rennnciando ell mas por
conseguir ell me'sos. Lo que Sc quiere
no es que abdiquen, sino quese va
yam; porque 81 en- la oposicion danan
POGO, en- ell poder perjudican mucho.
Esas frases son textuales. a
2: La de los consejeros italianos,
que con ell tratado de aceptacion en-
la mano, exigen ell cumplimiento de
clausulas que por 10 visto no Sc cum
plen. Cuando Sc fue 4 Florencia para
poder salir de apuros, Sc presentd
TODD. como facil y Sc frm6 todo 10
que SO propuso. Ahora, como pro-
meter no es cumplir, parece que 81
en- Madrid Sc olvida 10 prometido,
desde Florenciase recuerda sin cesar
10 no cumplido. Pero basten estas
indicaciones, y no entremos en- mas
honduras. - ,,r m3
3: La de los unionistas, que pen
sando en- su Influenza en- ell ejercito
intentaban poner toda la alta = baja
servidumbre b@o la dependencia del
general jefe del cuarto militar. La
cosa, como Sc We, no tenia malicia.
4sy Ultima. La do los progresis-
tss, que, como declararon en- 1856,
,sasn qus los altos empleos de Pala-,.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-30
Del Corre0 de UIhamar tomamos
ell siguiente interesante articulo.
APERTURE
4tEHi ti
DEL TUNEL DEL MONTE GEMS.

En- me,io de nuestra dolorosas pleo-
cupaeiones, Ia 'nueva de la abertura del
Monte Gents ha pasado desapercibida,
por decirlo asf; ell suceso encerra. sin en-
barge, una importancia tai, que es justo
consagrarle algunas lineas
En- la epoca exacta, predicha, csta obra
inmensa, que permanccera Il traves de las
edades venlderas como uno dc los monu-
mentos imperecederos de los tiempos mo-
dernos, ha sido llevada buen fin. i"o1
quista pac16ca del hombre sobre la natu-
raleza, muy distinta de esas yictorias que
hacen coronar los soldados vencedores
con laureles ensangrentados; formidable
barrera que Sc levantaba entire dos nacio-
nes hermanas, y que ha caido como por
encanto bajo los esfuerzos de la ciencia!
Ahora serla ell momento de exc]amar:
iLos Alpes estdn torgddos! con mas yer
dad que 10 que hicieron en- los tiempos
pasados y tras un intervalo de varios 81
CLOS, Anibal y Napoleon j Los Alpes estdn
forzados, 81, pero por la paz para la paz'.
De hoy en- ade!ante los fertile, yalles que
riega ell Rhone desembocan de lleno en-
las admirables llanuras del Po
Nuestro amigo colaborador de Par
vile, esc;ibia ell 2S de diciembren de 1862
las lineas siguientes, que extraemos de su
notable articulo sobre ell tunel de los AL
pes, publicado al final del segundo tomo
de las Discusioues cjeutJfcas:
GEL I'D lanto actual de metros so por
"A horas alcanzara pr6ximamente me-
tros so y aun a 6 metros Con estas con
dlciones de funcionamiento, 81 una diff
cultad imprevista no Sc presenta de prom
to, la aperture terminara en- 1870"
iCuan le;;ana parecia entonces esta 6po-
ca! iCuan exacto y matematico la sido el
c1lculo de lQs ingenieros! Porque en- los
dltimos dias de dicemhre ha sido cnando
los dos trozos del tdnel han sido puestos
en- COMMUNICATION por medic de un aguiero
Iminado que aseguraba Ia confirmation
experimental De las medidas gaodesicas \
Este 'suceso tan feliz, entlistecidoe por
nuestras desgraeias, ha sido celebrado con
una Inauguration casi del TODD italiana
Ia Francia habia dado generosamente
la mayor parte de- los capitqles necesarios
para esta obra> ggantesca, ST nc ha podi-
do celebrar. como 10 hu iese querido, es-
ia h rmosa fiesta, en- Ia que, en- el corazon
de los Alpes, bajo las b6vedas akiertas
por el arte del ingeniero, las manos ita
lianas lestrechaban las manos francesas, es
pofque estaba erguida, consagrada al de
reunir a sus hijos, de fundirles armas y
lanzarlos contra Ell invasor! iPero no ha
delado de yer, por este con una mirada
lmpregnada de orgullo, dc algeria y de
esperanza, este abra@o de dos pueblos!
No ha dejado de mandar a la fiesta in-
ternaclonal uno de sus representatives, pa
ra gritar con toda la fuerza dc sus pulmo-
mes y que repitlese el eco sonoro de esta
gaalsrla iaqnensa; V| "Yiya u Franeis|iviya
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-30
D En, 81 Congfeso yen >el senado.
Sc ha tratados hoy le .actas. Il
ISL'Als 4 DE- CUBA.
De la Quimceno de la Propaganda
toma4qs Ia slguienfe Rekhta;

De la Qu;mcena de la Propaganda
toma4ds la slguienke ReYista. 1
| Al reJenar a peri sdo q q,iincerial que
boy termina, escasos son los aconteci
miente que podemos comunica" nues
tros. lcctores Fl estado de la Isla es el
mismo: la insurreccion 6 Ell bandolerismo,
que no etro ,pombre merece, sigue ejer
cciichndo las mislnas fcchorlas y ci1lnenes
que seDalan su marcha desde el nefando
grito dado en- Ya-a en 1868 -Concentra
das las fuerzas de los rebeldes, segun pa
rece, en- las jurisdicciones de Sancti Spl--;
ritus las Tunas, sea al E. y O. del
Camag1ey, sobre dichos puntos van di-
rigirse nuestras columnas En- Trinidad,
Cienfuegos, Villaclara Y Remedies, las
gentes del campo Sc dedican por complete
a sus trabajos y casi pu eden darse per pa
cifieadas aquel as jjurisdicciones. En- el De
partamento Central, aunque no cabe duda
de que existen algupas partidas, nuestras
trn pas andan leguas. y leguas y solo en-
cqentran escasos grupos de insurrectos
Cierto es que, atendidas las condolences
del terreno y el espionage establecido por
ell enemigo, pueden reonirse en- I'm mo
mento determinado y atacar, ciento contra
uno, algun pequelo destacamento, como
ocurri0 en- estos 1ltimos dias = La presen-
cia del Brigadier Zea en- Puerto Principe,
es una segura garantfa para la reconstruc
cion del pals, principal necesidad a que
debe aspirarse en- estos momentos.
En- el departamento Oriental la insur-
recion Sc encuentra tatnbien luramente
csstigada, pero la escabro>ida del terreno
pesinite que puedan esconderse en- sus
nIadrigueras los latro-facciosos que por
ali ;p' lulan. Ell estado de la guerra, en-
>dnl;, no ha variado en- el 1ltimo mes, 81
rlen cat'a d'a que pasa es un paso mas,
dado' ell el cnnno de Ia pacif acion d.
Ia lsla, pues la persecnc}an es activa, te
naZ 6 nceSmUe y 4 ln11af que Sc dcsGruyel
las. 8uaridas y pjantaciones dc los rebeldes
Sc les va cazando POGO a POGO, qle uii;
| monteflQ yonQ lna. cqmpaia es Ia que es.
| tan IIcvando 4 cabo nues tros her0ico>
soldados y yoluntarios, con u,ia paciencit
dIgna de eloglo, y an patrlotlsmo que nl
reconoce limites Ell enemigo nnnca ST
presenta cara a cara; solo en- emboscaela;
y mansalva es cuando iataca; sus arma,
son ell pndal y Ia tea, y apesar del clira
del terreno y de las aguas, nuestros valien
tes batallones no de cansan un solo mo
mento, y haciendose superiores toda:
las d!f;u'tades, van EN- tusca de esos m,
dernos vandalos y los acosan hasta en- s,ls
mismas guaridas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-30

cia, desehbocaria enlaSf1osteria del puer-
to de VSella, llamada el Hospital. Al es
doi,de van . refugiarse los arrieros de am
bos passes retardados por el estado de la
atli6sforao sea por la nieve, sea por el
vendabal por las lluvias. La prosperi-
dad reciprocal que produciria la abertura
de los Princes es impossible de calcular;
en- los sitios donde reina hoy la mayor
miseria, a falta de Was de communication
seguras continues, nacerla la prosperi-
dad y la riqueza.
iQue eiemplo del tdnel del Monte Ce-
MS pueda servir de emulacion para la eie-
cucion proxima del tdnel de los Plrin eos!