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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-24

Con Ii pllms dsfsndist5 | Nl ]
Ell honor de tu uAnacion, So
Y Ia ingrata insnrreccion
En- su empuje contuviste.
Esto te atrajo enemigos
Que ped{an tn acabeza, ass
Y con su fera torpeza
Te buscaron cual mendigos.
. Y tu noble corazon
gMostrando al traidor tu pecho
Te paseabas a despecho
En- las plazas y salon.
Pero en- vano tn altiv6z
Hacla temblar & todos;
Y querian de otros modes
Darte mas renombre y pref.
En- efecto, su conato
A termino 10 nevaron
Y pronto te proclamaron
De una isla ell martir nato.
Admiration son tus restos
De todo noble espanol,
Y siempre te alumbra el sol
Aunque estas entire los muertos.
iQue pretenden los traidoresY
Las lapidas arrancar?
No; primero han de pisotear
Del pabellon los colores.
Millares estan dispuestos
Y prontos castigar
AL que quiera profanar
De los Ualientes los restos.
Voluntarios bravo tropa
De 10 nacion defensores
Guerra & muerte los traidores
No dejeis llenar la copa.
Que tiemble la insurreccion
Al grito de viva Espana!
Yal que metiera cizana
Matarlo sin compassion.
) Mil enemigos teneis
2 Encubiertos por su puesto,
Pero frmes en- su puesto
Acoquinarlos sabrels.
Firme, noble voluntario,
Fmme en- tn puesto sagrade,
No le hagas case al maIvado
Y guerra. Muera el sicario.
Con los mobiles vetersnos
Unidos como hasta ahora,
Sc aproxima va la hora
De perecer los vIllanos.
Y sialgun gobierno utauo
Entrometerse pretende,
Vera como Sc defiende
Nuestro. leon castellano
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-24
Para la Habana.

Saldra del 4 al entrante ell velero berg. naconal
JOVEN MARIANA cap. ID. H )norato Berga admite
carga q fete.
Los despachan sus consignatarios Srs. b. Borras
V HermanOs Tetuan MIN. g. 8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-24
af1a q \
GIRO DE. LETRAS.

B. B0RRAS Y HERSiANOS giran por todas can
tidades sObre la Habana, E4diz, Madrid Barcelpna
AalloFea' Gale ~ Tstnan npmsa 70
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-24
Aviso a los Hacendados
de In Jurisdiction de la Capital.


de In Jurisdiction de la Capital.
d. B. Elias Lamoutte propietario del privilegio
de las Varvulas de Cramer para pasar Guarapo de
un fondo otro, ACADIA de llegar esta Cludad Y Sc
pone las 0rdenes de los Srs Hacendados que que,
ran utilizar sIs servcios Pueden dirgrse al Hotel
de la ESTRELLA donde reside, en- el almacen del
Sr. D. l.. Igaravidez En- Mayagiez A guadilla de
donde prOcede, ha tenido ell gusto de colocar sus
aparatoS en- casi todas las Haciendas en- Aguadl-
la donde va han empeZadO la mOllenda; ha tenldO
la satisfaction de recibr La slg4lente carta de los
das "Monserrate" "Vinet" "MilagrO". y del EXmo
ST. d. Ramon Mendez de Arcaya, propietarlo de La
Hacienda San lsidrO'
Aguadilla Puerto Rico Dicembre 1871.
Sr. d. B. Lamoutte.
PreSente
Muy estimado Sr Y amigo:
Hace ocho dias que ell las Haciendas ''Monserra-
te" "Milagro' "Vinet" Y San Isidro", usamOs las
nemOs Ia satisfaction de eSpresarselo, anadIendOe
que en- nuestras bateras de 1000 cuartillOs Gle qua
rapO Ii que menOs, hemOS ecOnOmlzadO un paller0.
prOmetiendOnos que las frecuentes rajaduras que
4ntes Ocurrian en- las pailas, no Sucedan hoy.
Sirva Vd la presente para que haga va. ell uso
que mas le convenga, dalsdOnOs con Nd. la enhO-
rabuena pOr el feZ resutado de su invento nos re-
petimos de Vd affmos: ANS. q. s. M B..-Amell
Julia COmp.-RamOn MendeZ.
PreciOs de las Valvulas en- el almacen del ST.
D. Leonardo Igaravidez.
POr una SOla. y 70
POr dos. .---.---. l4O
POr el juegO de tres. ,, 200
InclusO direction de mOntura. va sea personal 6
por escrito n B. Esta pequea alteraclon MOS pre-
clos, Ocasfonada por los crecidos gastOsque Orgnan
las Valvulas, no habla con los Srs. Hacendados que
me encargaron sus aparatos cen anteaciOn.
iiiAprOvecharSe, III que va tenemOs Ia mOlienda en-
Gina Y! Sc garantiza ell buen rcsultadO de las Val
vulas. B. Elias LamOutte. II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-24
ALMACBN DB HIBRRO
TALLER DE HERRERA CARRETERfA
DE ID. Aivaro Vazquez,
EN- LA MARINA. Il

Este estableeimiento ACADIA de recibir directa-
mente de Europa ,un gran surtido de hierro de to-
das classes: especlalmente llantas ees para care
do para los mismos: cavilla redonda plancha cha
pa para ehimeneas de vapor: caylla de cobre; per-
embarcaciones: ganchos guarda-cabos para las
mismas - - r. - -.
Los Srs. Hacendados encontraran en- este estable-
construidas; pinas manzanas, camones con sn
vuelta sacada rayos cuadrados Y lanzas para las
mlsmas. Por 10 tantO, contando ell dneno de este
establecimiento con buen dep6sito de maderas de
superior calidad Y bien curadas con inteligentes
9operarios. Sc promote dejarmuy compacidos atodos
los que Sc dignen drigirle ordenes tantO en- la
prontitud y sold6z de los trabaios como en- la mo-
deracion de los precios.
Puerto Rico Octubre 81 de 1871. % ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-24
VILLA DE PARIS.
FORTALEZA 40.
Fdcturd recientemente recibid0.

Guantes de cabritilla blancos, negros de color
para Senoras v caballeros
Encajesy blondas.
Redecillas.
Flores.
Hilo agujas de coser. .
Polainas medias polainas botas negras, de
oglOres para Sras. ninas.
AbanicOs
Seda negra dc color para coser
Hlo de ORC lentejuelas
Cuellos rectOs vueltos para caballeros
COrbatas.
Sombrerosde copa, seda, fieltro.
BastOnes.
Pape1 para m6sica.
MlSlca lmpreSa
Papel rayadO v sobres para cartas.
Papel blaneO, espanel, dc J0ver y Sierra.
Idem marquilla blanco de color.
Idem euadricuIado para planos
PlumaS de orO
ViOlines.
Flautas'
F1autlnes.
: COrnetas clarines para tropa.
CuerdaS para piano, gutarra violin,
Canas de Lefebre para clarinetes.
Esponjas tnas
Gemeles de double para punos de camisas,
ARGOS para viOlines.
Puentes para idem, hajos contrabajos.
PalmatOrias de pOrcelana.
Estucnes lie matematicas, &. e. &.
Divisas efectos miitares.
ReWOlvers.
/ Capsulas para id.
Placas cruces del MGrito Militar.
Arados de r. H. Allen y Comp EAGLE ndme
ros 81, 22 25.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-24
SecIetaIia de Ia Junta local.

Por acuerdo de esta corporacion tendra efecto la
selemne Adjudication Gle premios los alumnos de
ambos s5Xos, las dOce del dia "a de los corrientes
en- los salones del EXcmo. AyuntaAlento, 10 que Sc
ace notorio, para que llegue conocimiento de los
Srs. Profesores padres de familia, as como al de
las demas personals que deseen concurrr tan inte-
resante acto.
Puerto Rico II de Diciembre de 1S71.-El Secre-
tario, Esteban Fuertes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-24

PARA sCABALLEROS.
Sombreros de castor, merinos panza de bur
rOs.
Sombreros de pelo de seda, Ultima moda ds
Paris. 80
sombreros dc, ,paja de Italia mos entrennoss
Pecheras de camisas distintas classes.
Corbatas de yarias formas, Y de raso tafetan'
4 Calzado buffalo, doble suela, de charol, cha-
grin, cabritilla y otros.
Pantufas de alfombrado.
Cuellos pulos de diversas f0rnaass
PERFUMERIA.is es.
Aqua florida de Murray ! r1nman. Aqua de
!, Barcelona esencias de varias classes p0madaa
de diversas caalliifadss, asF
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-24
iInteresante! /

Turron de Alicante, de avelana, dc mazapan, de
yema. nevada datiles frescOs expenden en- el ca
6 del ComerciO precios m6dicos l2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-24
Para Cadiz.

Saldra ell % del actual La fragata "Ezquiaga" adj.
mite carga a flete pasageros los que ofrece un
esmeradO trato, SUI captain D. Jose Vicente Daillot.
Ladespachan los Srs. Sobrinos de Ezquiaga Puerto
Rico de Dicembre 1871 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-24
LA FAVORITA." "
NueVo Estabhdniento De Sonluelh Y P8Ehdl
Peleteia..
Fortaleza 2l

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v
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-24
ae@xeu~sA
Turrona de q licallte

En- ii Tetegrafo Sc ac.,,.. de r.c;r,;,.
com et vxlpOr es7b;lifOl que emlr6 eM este
pueEt0 ell ~ dc NOyiema,re un bglem suur.
lido dc ese articHlO que expende d 4
RS. libra. II Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-24

Arados de r. H. Allen Comp. EAGLE ndme
ros 81, 22 y25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-07

4 mass meeting or citizens IN favor of gen
GIL system O. improvements in the District OF
Columbia wiz bc SCld AZ Lincoln Hall this even
ing, ard from the great interest manifested by
the Community IN the subject a large attendance
may l. expected. Tho good OF All within our
borders. rich and ICOr, viii be promoted By a
vigorous ami energetic prosecution OF the work
proposed by lie Board OF Public Works; and
there ought 20 be an OutpOUring OF the people
this evening, and such manifestation Of their
sentiments IS 20 show UEIa.stalably TO TIE Oppo-
nents Of progress IA or midst that they are run
ming counter 70 the wishes Of the great mass OF
their fellOw-citizens, and that though they nay
delay they cannot stop the work which must be
done, II We are to make Washington worthy OF
its position a. the capital of great and growing
nation We are to choose between health and
disease; between comfort and discomfort; be-
tween the old and the new; between muddy
and dusty streets, with breakneck cutters
reeking with filth; or clean, smooth, and we'll
paved streets, with underground drainage. We
are 70 have hundreds of idle mcn, mechanics
and labOrers, starving in our midst, or forced to
50 to other places and enrich other communities
where more enterprise exists, with the products
Of their labor. if one policy prevails; or have
those same tOilers not only identifying our city,
but creating large trade to supply their neces-
sites; each with his little home and family, and
each doing his share towards promoting the
growth and encouragi ng the prosperity of our
city, if the other prevails. These are important
considerations in making up a verdict on the
Issue of Improvements or no improvements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-07

One Of the most damaging arraignments ever
made against high pubic official is furnished
ty letter on the Commissioner OF Internal Rev
enue from the Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial, which appears in that
paper Of saturday last. The charges are broad,
fun and explicit, and. as they are made over the
initials OF gentleman well known here, We do
not see how the administration can well be jus-
tined in failing to take notice Of them. II they
are false, the inventor deserves, not only per-
sonal cllastscment, hut criminal prosecution; IL
they arc tr1e, then Gen Pleasonton richly merits
both. In the interest of common decency, some
steps ought 70 be taken in one direction or the
other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-07

About - silly q 1T Of business as sensible
men can Ie engaged IN was the action Of the
BOaTC o. Pre- Commissioners recorded in TIE
STAE Of Saturday last OF changing the names of
certain steam f-e engines IN the city from
''CniCu-' franklin, Columbia" and "South
N.asIiu --CE' 70 ''U. ID. Cooke" "a. r. Shep-
hCTO,'' George F. Quick" and "Sayles j.
Bowen" respectively. The old names were ap-
IroIriate enough and unObjectionable in every
way, ants III changing them, if the authorities
have not laid themselves open to a charge Of
tcatis is-, they have az least paved the way for
new change every tine they have official sue
ctszCrs crtcrtainirg different views Of men and
ling. Without touching upon the question OF
E.w deserving the recipients of the honor may
be. o. how much they may enjoy the laureIs thus
bestowed. We think the public verdict viii be
that. though tie matter may be Of trifing i'm
poTtauce, the precedent is bad one in every
sense
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-07

A bomb shell has been thrown into the camp
OF the Ohio democracy by Col. John NJ. ConneIl,
one of the ablest writer's and most popular
speakers within that organization. 1t Is in rhe
form OF a letter TO Hon. A. G.. Thurman, chair
man OF the democratic state executive commit
tee, in response to an invitation from that body
to take the stump in favor of the democratic
ticket lately nominated by the state convention.
This Col. Connen very plainly and squarely re-
fuses to do, on the ground, first, that Col
McCook, the nominee for governor, was not
really nominated, and, second, that the party Is
entering upon the canvass with a false platform,
to which he and other true democrats cannot
subscribe.
The detection Of man like Col. Cornell cau-
not have any other than a damaging result, and
now that he has made the break, We shall not be
surprised 70 see many other prom ,nent and infu-
entail members OF The party following his lead.
nc dissatisfaction with the results the conven-
ton was vide and outspOken At the time, and
seemed only 10 require the action OF live man
like Col. c. 20 produce open revolt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-07

ELEcTIoNs--The most spirited political cam
Taign which has been fought in the State OF
Kentucky since the republican party has been
in existence VIII be ended to-day 10y the election
OF State officers and the Legislature. Though
no republicans, except the Over-sanguine, hare
hoped 70 carry Kentucky this year against the
democracy, the Increase Of the republican
strength II the State from year to year has given
especial interest to the canvass. Kentucky, IL
Is thought, viii 10 longer be regarded "a s'oyer-
vhclmingly and hopelessly" democratic.
Montana elects a delegate TO Congress to-day
also, and tO-rnOrrOw the st. Louis municipal
election taxes place after en- active canYass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-07
Government Securities.
Stock Ren0rf,

rs B1nk-s', Brokers aad Ccmnereial TslssrasA.
Lewis Johnson i Co. quote stocks and bonds, ii
hone and foreign markets, as follows:
r, rEW YORK, Aug. I.First Board, 1850 Q. M
ss9s' "a, coupon, llSX; a,s, Ss, coupon, ms
new, u, coupon, ll23s 5-0's, 81, coupon, lis
IS, coupon, liss< 10 aOs, coupon, 49, Curren
sy Ss, IL MaripOss, 81; Canton. Is; Cumbe-
silver; =; Pacific Mail, So Boston Water Power
gress, as; American Express, IS: United State.
Express, 81; New York Central and Hudson, ?si4
New York Central Scrip, 94lS; Erie, 20; do. pre-
isrred, - Harlem. l2sh odd;d Prefd, i Reading
Sl+4; Michigan Central. =: Lake Shore an
Michigan southern, losll; Union Pacific Railroad
oni Illinois Central, l32; Cleveland and Pitts
burg lis ex div. Northwest, n Z do. preferred 9
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis
Milwaukee and s.. Paul, 81; do. prefsrred, siSS
wabash and Western, So; Delaware, Lackawans
aud western, N63{; Fort Wayne, 90; Alton And
Terre Hsuie, =; Hannibal and ST. Joseph, 81; Chi
MississiPgi certificates, al: Columbus Chicago and
Indiana Central, l91S; Tennessee 6's, old 75S: do
new, 49,; Virginia S. old, 6l1S; North Csrolins
ss, Old q do new, old; Missouri SIS, e61s; Cen
tral Pacific Bonds, $50 offd: Union Pacific Is,
Bonds, ga. Gold, ll2l4al2'5. Market strong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-07

Washington having gone through a severe
French-ToOt eruption and bsy-window rash, is
just now suffering from pretty sharp attack Of
bsSket-wagOn or pOny-phaton feyer-superIn-
dueed, II Is thought, by weed pavements. II
has broken out very bad, and threatens to hare
a general run, unless checked up soon by a
new rage. Tortoise shell jewelry promises to be
the next fashionable epidemic; but this Is a
minor distemPer, cheap, and can lie no mark of
Ton. Next!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-07

The most unpopular railway president in the
Cnited States for his length Of line is Oliver
Charlick, Of the Long Island road. OF course he
Is Outranked by President Garrett, of the B. and
o. road, who lays over everything In the country
in this respect; but then he has a much longer
line 70 spread his cussedness over for develop
ment. For a roadway OF less than n hundred
miles Charliek carries the belt, and probably
will as long as he lives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-07

III Z. ID. WEBSTER, New York politician.
vell-known here, was the recipient of a large
and handsome Malacca cane the other evening,
Being in a saloon IN Brooklyn, lie took occasion
70 call District Attorney Tracey " a cOck-eyed
thief vkereupOn Gen. Catlin, a brother-in-
law OF the subjeet Of this plain language, be-
la6OTed NV across the head with the instru-
rlent named above. Friends interfered before
the meeting developed into = general muss, and
the world may never know which Is the "best
man" in prize-Ting parlance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-07
Markets TODAY.

,,BAtTINoRE, Aug. 7.-Cotton very dull: low mid
dltngs nCminally Is. Flour steady; low grades
frmer. Wheat active; choice white, Sla5sS 90;
lar to prime 81 35s 81 20; Ohio and Indiana red
yellow southern, 66a65; mixed western, 65as6 Oats
serve, 4afS Pork dIll, SIS; Bacon weak; shout
cured hams, lSal6lic. Lard, lO1sallc. Whisky
BALTIMORE, Aug. 7.-yirginia skies, old, "a bid, "a
asked; do. 1856, 72x asked; do 1867, IS asked; DO
asked.
NEW YORK, Aug; 7;,Stocks steady, and quiet.
Gold strong, 12Sa12H. Governments dull and steady
Money easy, 3. Virginia SIS, an; do new n North
short, lG4. -
NEw YoRK, Aug.7.-Flour dull. Wheat quie. and
firm. Corn heavy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-07
DROPOSALS FOR COAL.
DEPARTMENT OF AeRIcULrrRK,,

WASHINGTON, d. G., August 5, ISL. Z
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office until
II O'Clock m, on THURSDAY, the 18th instant, for
furnishing this Department with one hundred and
nifty 50l l240 lbs the toni of the best White
Ash No or Broken Coal, to be thoroughly screened
and delivered within month from the date of con-
tract, as follows, to wit:
IS tons, TO he put away in the vaults of the Agri
cultural building.
IS tons delivered at the Green house Of the Depart
mcnt.
Subject to the usual conditions of Government con-
tracts, including the act Of July II, 1870.
FREDERICK WATTS,
au5-td Commissioner "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-07
The Siar bY Wall.

Persons leaving the city for tie summer or
any PORTION OF It may have TIE STAR sent TO
their address for such lime as Trey desire, at the
rate Of fifty cents TeT month. Orders, accom-
panied y Tie money, should DC sent to the bust
ness Office Of he paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-07

The democrats, having secured the ascendancy
in the last legislature Of North Carolina, sub
mitted to the people at the election last Thurs
day the question OF calling q convention to
amend the constitution. Contrary to the well
laid plans Of the party In power, the republicans
have carried the State and defeated the conven-
ton scheme by majority Of from seven TO ten
thousand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-07

Apropos Of the report that the Nathan mur-
derer has been discovered in Scotland, the New
York Sun alleges that he Is In that city at this
time. IL offers TO bet, moreover, that he can be
found on the City Hall steps any sunny after
noon, and that his name 5 now on the city pay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-07
DARASOLs AND UMBRELLAS.
PROPOSALS FOB STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT OF AeRIcULrURs,

UF Z
WAsHINGToN, ID. c., August 8, lS1.S
Sealed Proposals for Furnishing Stationery FOR
the balance OF the fiscal year ending June 81, 1871
will be received at this Department until MONDAY
the 18th instant, at IL O'Clock m.
schedule of articles and estimated quantities re-
CURED, and blank forms for bidding containing full
Information, will be furnished application at the
Department.
The bids and contracts will be subject 10 the usual
customs Of the Departments Of the Governments in
such cases.
au5-td FREDERICK WATTS, Commissioner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The feature on Wall street Saturday was the bank
fateinen which IN s general result is unfavorable,
The decrease in specie Is little surprising in view
Of The small amount u shipments, which last week
we're enly fraction over Sso0O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-07
WAsuTxGTOx N 80" =

WASHINGTON, ID. G, August T. I'm
SfNoPsls FOR THE PAST TWENTY -FOUR Horns
The barometer has risen rapidly since Sunday morn
ing On the entire Atlantic coast and westward To tbe
Ohio river; it has fallen from Missouri and Mchigan
TO Minnesota. SOuthwesterly winds Continue i'm the
have been more frequently reported from New Eng
land. Light local winds have prevailed in the inte-
Arkansas to Michigan and northwestward The
tmperature has risen In New England, and to less
extent the South Atlantic Rain has falIen from
Louisiana % Georgia, and light local rains from
southern Illinois TO Arkansas Heavy rain fell last
extends from New England to Florida
PRoBABILITIEs;-The barometer will probably
and local storms from Missouri to Lake Superior
Gear and pleasant weather will probably Continue
with rising temperature the Atlantic coast Rain
vii Pr3pa1ly again fail this afternoon portions OF
the Grlf coast, and cloudy weather with light rain
extend from Tennessee to Kentucky nOrtheastward
LOCAL RECORD.
The Thermometer In The EVENING SrAR businesa
cffce registered as follows to-day:-S a m 10: io a
m, So; Il m, IS; pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-07

Ire democratic State CENTRAL committee of
Illinois have decided 10 hold their State conyen-
ton in Springfield on the 4th Of October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-07
SrosH -sros STONE
SENECA QUARRIES.
THE MARYLAND FREEsToNE M. n. CON.

Have on hand and Saw to order Platforms, steps
Window Caps and Sills, Door stills, AshlnF W stef
Rough Blocks Of all dimensions. Good g md stone
for Bridges, Railroad work, wharves, and al heavy
Range Bubble work, Churches, Warehouses and
other heavy buildings, walls, and all jobs where
strength and durability are required.
Once and yard corner X and 18th streets N. W.
MI INV ON @ w, HAYDEN, Secretaryl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-07
[lHE CHEAT DISCOVERY,
LETTER FROM GENERAL HOWARD.


LETTER FROM GENERAL HOWARD.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 2l, 1871.
used the BALM OF LIFE in my family f as saw wsh
and have found it all you recommend; am glad to
' -'9 - 'N'" S''1 Q. O. HOWARD,
Brig General U. 5. A.
Letter from JUDGE tsn Ey T. E OF. s. Supreme
have srsU y M n I
the hair fair trial, and am much pleased with it.
escts Il is healhful wash for both the scalp and
the system when exhausted from over work Is most
delightful. have not used it except wash, but
confidence in taking II as medicine according to
D P1q. Goot. very ANDREW ANDREW S%TEIE.
WASHINGTON, July lst, ls7l.
After using your BALM OF LIFE in many in,
affords the relief sought For dsrrh@a, collie sick
nation am convinced OF Its 'fs'} 4 aEiss, a.
Later ,,or. Req. FATHER BOYLE
OF LIE the Which, grstnty aP as %
will be gratefully Acknowledged or ii charged TO me
VIII be duly honored. / am altogether pleased with
JUNE "a, 1871. very !r Z: BOYLE SSiiib
KEEP COOLi
BY bathing the head, eyes, face, ears, wrists and
hands, when overheated, and when suf-
fering from fever, with that
Cooling Solution,
Prof. Cooks Balm Of Lifel
Atwholesale and retail by the following frst-class
Druggists: SLOT. 4 Co. 4s0 Pa: ay.; R; Major,
8. Z. Lewis, 1404 l4th ST.; Ward Walsh, cor. Pa.
Az and 18th ST.; j. p: Milburn Co., 531 18th ST.;
g. G. Q. Simms, cor. Y. av. and l4th st.; Marin
Bro, cor. Pc. av. and 9th st. d. Jay Tsulman,
ner 9Th and streets; r. B. Ferguson, 101 Pc. av.,
Charles r. Moore, cor l5th st, and Pa. ave;
Thomas A. Richie, u High st.; T. L. cropley i
Co.. 1s6 Bridge ST., Georgetown; Also at retail by
Druggists generally. Manufacturing Depot, corner
gh and streets. See testimonials and direo-
lions. au3- If