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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-14

YOUNG SCOTCH WOMAN, who was thinking
OF getting married, went to her minister to ask
his advice about so important q step. She told
him she had an offer of marriage, and wanted
his advice Her minister said he did not know
very well what 70 say to her, but he should re-
mind her Of what the Apostle Paul had sal 4 on
that subject: :. They that marry do well; but
they that marry not do better" Z. Well, we'll"
said she, I'm ava hame and do weel, let them
DO better that Hke!'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-14

UNAcCoUSTABLE FoLLY.-How ii is possible
for any one to play with firearms passes com
Frehension. Such instances of folly, however
are exceedingly common. The latest case is a n
usually shocking. A number of young peopl.
were coming home from church near Fremont
Center, Sullivan county, last Sunday night, and
on their way stopped at the house of a friend
One OF the young men, named Milton CrandaIl
thereupon picked up an old shot gun, which
he thought was unoaded, and finally pointed
load struck the poor girl in the neck, lust be-
low the ear, and she fell dead without a groan
The letter from which we take this account add.
that young Crandall went almost mad with
grief. 1t seems to that il would be fair to
presume that he was insane and shut him up i'm
a mad house, at least until he learns that il l.
wicked to make fun by frightening people, and
that unloaded firearms, paradoxical as il nav
seem, are always loaded, and therefore doubly
dangerously. =. Post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-14

PARIS CORRESPONDENT relates the story OF
party came out of the church weeping The
bride wept, the mother wept, the company
wept, and the groom wept more copiously than
all combined. The only persons who did not
weep were four men and child. The child
was born out OF wedlOck, and TO give it a name
the parents had married before they parted
forever. The groom was young clerk, sentenced
20 transportation for forgery, and he was to leave
the following morning. The four men who ac-
companied him were police agents, ordered to
go with him to church and to the MAYORS Office.
and to bring him safe back to prison, a. ter the
marriage was celebrated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-14

TIE BOARD OF PrsIrc voexs vestera.v
awarded the contract for construetins fbs
orioge over Rock creek, 1t Shoemaker mills
10 Messrs. King and Long, at e6 SIS, Including
painting. The contract for furnishing and
breaking the macadam stone for the second
section Of the 18th street road was awarded 10 N
p. II. Hall sf o. q per cubic yard, and the Law
Lincoln avenue, between Glenwood cemefers
gate and Middleton's gate, 1881 yards. vera
opened Yesterday a. follows:-Andfew Bureess'
~ 40 Se1 n s Snoney Tobias Boudlnot,
.. ID; hamsburg, 81, Isi; A. N. Herman si'5sS,
sno samuel Cooke, 81 ,s5i. The award hsr no,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-14

COMMISSIONER DOUGLASS, of the Internal
Revenue Bureau, will return Tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-14

~Young ladies OF Yonkers are organizing a
club under the name OF Mermaids, with A view
Of engaging in aquatic sports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-14

- glass Of cream, TO be taken in the mid
die OF the day. is one OF the remedies now used
by physicians Tor consgnptiye patients.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-14

NoTICE:-Thst =. s. yUsrH, SIS D. bst-...
sEOt0b HAND CLofHIso - lea than hslf s ses
3ost q cea6y MADE nes ones. -
" SsCOSD-aASp CEOFHIH0 OF ali h,,a
bossb o. <y le2skl prices. an f3-iI
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The Methodist General Conference.

NEW YORK, May 4.-In the Methodist q u
eral Conference this morning there was a dis-
cussion ON motion 10 alter the rules OF trials on
appeals, so As to make the words "a bishop shall
preside, read "a bishop or an Off Ger ar ooin ted
by the bishop
Dr. Merrill, of Cincinnati, strongly opposed
the motion, and said there seemed 70 be grow
motion was tabled.
A memorial was presented asking the confer
ehce 10 take such action a. TO induce ministers
TO withdraw from the society OF Freemasons
A letter was read from Bishop James, an
nouncing his recovery. Bishop Richardson and
other fraternal delegates from the Canada NJ
r. church were presented. A resolution was
passed authorizing the special COMMITTEES 70
call on the agents of the Book Concern for all
information desired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-14

CANDIDATES FOR THE METHODIST EPISCO-
PACY.-The Methodist Bishops have adyOc ated
an increase OF their number 10 twelve, which
would require eight to be elected by the Genei-
al Conference now in session, for which there
are about one hundred candidates Among
those mentioned as prominent are the secretar-
I's OF the cOnterence-Rev. W. l.. Harris ID. D.
OF Ohio; DIR. Erastus o. Haven, Detroit. presi-
dent OF the Northwestern University; DIR. Cyrus
ID. Foss. of New York: DR. Ewd. q. Andrews O,
Brooklyn, e1-president of Cazenoria seminary:
Thomas III. Eddy, OF Baltimore Conference; J.
L. Newman, OF Washington, also DIR. l.. G
AlonZO Webster, of South Carolina; Drs w. F.
Warren of New England, Otis Gibson of Cali
Iornia, Stephen NJ. Merrill OF Ohio, and j. NJ
Reid OF Michigan. 1t is also stated that some
OF the colored conferences and people are ask
ing for bishop of their race, and Rev. Jas
Lynch OF Mississippi, secretary of the State of
that commonwealth, and BENZ. II. Brown, OF
Washington, are talked of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-14

The PRESIDENT VISITORS to-day were SEN
atOrs Wilson. Sawyer, Flanagan, and Chanll
and Representatives Banks, Lamport, Wake
man, and Sheldon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-14

TIE democrats members OF the Connecticut
legislature in caucus last evening nom n ted
Hon. o. S. Ferry TOT L. $ Senator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-14

y wARE1NG TO GiRLs.-A cor0ner's inquest
was held on the body OF the girl, Matte Mar.
ShiPman, at Burlington, N. j., and facts we're
elected which proved conclusively to thu Juror.
that the girl came to her death by eating ar
senic to beautify her complexion. She had been
in the habit OF eating cloves, pickles.. chalk
&c, for the same purpose, and having seen In
newspaper that some ladies in the old country
ate arsenic to whiten their skins she undoubtedly
with fatal resulta ~ -"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-14

TIE CABINET MISUNDERSTANDING Bel
KNAPP, Fish, Boutwell, and Robson, Postm aster
General Cresweli, Solicitor General Bristow.
and Assistant Secretary Cowen attended the
Cabinet meeting to- day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-14

RoCGBs Routed BY RAILROAD MEN-The 3
O'Clock train which left Alexandra ON Sunday
night last brought to this city four Washington
roughs named Carey, Sweeny. Darlv and Nul.
carr, who had been engaged during the after
noon at the Virginia House, in Alexandra, i'm
tests OF strength, throwing hfty-six pound
weights, &c, in which athletic sports they had
been excelled by the Orange railroad men, On
the arrival OF the train AZ the MARYLAND avenue
DEPOT, Conductor Philips asked them 20 leave
the car, which they refused to do, whereupon
he, with the assistance OF the brakesmen OF the
train, elected the men after a severe tussle with
them, in which they received several wounds
The train then proceeded 70 the platform on ist
street. and while there the same men made an
attack upon Mr.. Philips, bat with the aid of the
engineer and french. who armed Themselves
with bilets OF wood, they were driven on. MOI.
however, until one Of them cut Mr.. Philips
severely in the arm. Upon the arrival OF the
train in Alexandria. the wound OF Mr.. Philips
was dressed by DIR. French.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-14
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RRvEsUE.-Ther receipts from this
source to-day were s2S7 1882.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-14

TEN NEW SLooPs OF Wharf.-The House com.
mittee on naval affairs has agreed to report a
bill authorizing the construction of ten new
sloops Of war. The bill is also recommended By
the committee on foreis n affairs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-14

EDUCATION OF SOLDIERS ORrHANs.-Mr
Scott presented in the Senate, to-day, petition.
signed by General George q. Meade, George II.
Stuart, Jay Cooke, and other prominent per-
sons, asking an appropriation of $50 900 in aid of
the national homestead at Gettysburg for the
education of soldiers orphans. Referred to
military committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-14

CHANGE OF PosTs.-Lieat. Colonel Stewart
Van Vliet, chief quartermaster division OF the
Atlantic, headquarters at PHILADELPHIA has
oeen ordered to Fort Leavenworth, Kansas:
Lieut.. Colonel l.. e. Easton, chief quartermas-
ter at the latter place, has been ordered to duty
at the headquarters division OF the Atlantic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-14

81 "a. u. Nss-AdtSim0nidl Mgdues
Iao, Jrs and Hi1es.-Yesterdag after
--ye wyIie, In the equity court, made
a decree q divorce in the case OF Horato Mer-
r, man vs. Mary Louisa Merryman. Petitioner
in this csss, ,r-.resents that bis wife has CON-
..-sited aouitery vita James wlckersham, aud
boasts that the petitionA |. -. ,.asinti a ana
ser se ~ ps, she has also le, isiormed she
has married again. The Judge als- Ny.
cree ~ divorce In the case of Ameh. "a. she
J, xs: Edxsrd N; Nix Plaintiff alleges q. re
S.s.rSs aent Of Georgetown, and married y
s sna sosnaonment Ter the full and uninterrapted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-14
WoMENs CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.

JOHN B. COUGH
VIII deliver one Of his Eloquent and Popular Lee
lures tor the
BENEFIT OF THIS ASSOCIATION,
At the CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, corner
letb and @ streets,
THU RSDAY EVENING, May 10, at O'Clock.
Admission, 50 Ger Is; Reserved Seats, IS cents.
Disersm OF church, for sale OF cd seats, i'll
be open at Ballantyne's Tuesday morning May
l4th. mi3It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-14

THE TEXAS CONTESTED ELECTION CASE
DEcIDED.-The House yesterday decided that
Mr.. w. I. Clark, who held the seat as Repre-
sentative from the 4th district of Texas. was cot
entitled thereto, and awarded il to Mr.. ID. C.
Giddngs. But one vote was cast In favor OF
Clark retaining the seat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-14

HON. GEORGE NJ. BROOKS qualified yesser-
day as Judge of Probate for Middlesex county,,
Massachusetts, and forwarded his resignation
as member Of Congress from the 7th d!stric;
TO Governor Washburu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-14

AN INJURED HUSBAND has been avengiua
himself after the modern manner in Paris. At
O'Clock in the afternoon, from the window of
house In the Rue des Ecoles lin the students
quarter) woman, with disheyeled hair and dis.
ordered dress, appeared and cried, {" Help, help,
house found her groaning In pool OF blood in
locked room. She was found to be the Countess
de P, whose husband, discovering that She
had sought her there, and inflicted upon her
several fatal wounds. The paramour, TO whom
the Countess had been attached before her
marriage, escaped from the room. The Counf
has given himself up for trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-14
LECTURES.

NJ L. FREEMAN, who accompani Hon w
w III Seward on that memorial tour ,und the
world: will give series OF lectures on SCENES aud
INCIDENTS in FOREIGN LANDS, commencing
at Union Bethel Church, on "A street. between 18th
and 10th streets, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of
May, at O'Clock p. IN. First lecture:-AMERfOa
AND JAPAN. Tickets of admission, 23
cts. ml3 St"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-14

TRANSFER OF NAVAL OFFICERS -Lieut
Commander f. r. Smith has been ordered to
ordnance duty at the Boston navy yard, and
Surg Oh A. g. Rhoades TO the New York navy
yaru; Lieut. Commander George L. DAVIS has
been detached from the Plymouth and placed
on waiting orders; Medical Director Geo Peck
from the New York navy yard, and ordered a
feet surgeon to the North Atlantic fleet and
Cl let Engineer A. IL. Lackey from the Juniata
and place on waiting orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-14

TEE 1oCNG MEMS CaRIsTIAS A ISOLATION
beld their annual m setting last night, aud the
following were nominated a. delegates to the
International convention. - % Lid al i.oweli.
Mass, in June: q. ~. Richards, DR.. J. T. Car
Penter, James Maldrum, Clinton LLOYD NJ b.
Sushman, Z. w. Vaughn, James Gilfllan, &.
Il. Bailey, L. l.. CrOunse, William NJ. Tennev.
A. J.. Barber, o. y. Howard, r. +. ID scamp, r.
a Charles, Z. Parks, j. s. Polar, W. ID. Rob
erts, y. X. fmorie. &. &. Merriam, &. III. Mer-
win, ;. Bilaski, %. Knight. The election OF
delegates was deferred until next Monday even
ing. Upon motion OF Clinton Hoyd, esq the
secretary was authorized to cast the woe OF the
ASSOCIATION Tor the late president, 4. II. Smith,
ESQ. The following of GERS were elected nv bal,,
lot; Vice Presidents, g. n. Richards Warren
Choate, James Giifllan, Ed. II. Knight, WIN,
New; Recon ding Secretsry. Alfred Woo IN :. Al.
surer, Z. b Bailey; Register, j. Il. .ohr,e: Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-14

FRINGE TAKAHIKo, son at a former Emperor
of Japan, entered the Naval Academy yesterday
as a cadet midshipman, under the act of Con-
gress, July q, 1868 which allows FIVE students
from japan. There remains yet one vacancy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-14

The HOUSE COMMITTEE ON APPRoPaIA-
TIoNs this morning agreed to report in favor OF
the bill appropriating siGO,OO0 for distribution
to the officers and crew of the Kearsage, Tor de-
stroYing the Alabama.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-14

BOARD OF VISITORS APPoINTED.-The board
of visitors to the Naval Academy has been an
nOunced as follows: Naval officers, Rear Admit.
raj b. L. Sands, Commodore c. r. p. Rodgers.
Commodore John q. Howell; Medical Inspec-
tor Charles Diversified; Paymaster Edwin Stew
art, and Chief Engineer l.. ). DeLuce; Civilian
members: g. e. North, Judge Franklin, j
Moses, Hon. Thomas e. Jones, Prof. W. H. q
baItiett, Col w. ID. Wickersham, Prof A. l.
Chaplin and Hon. Nathaniel wiies The exami-
nation commences ON the 22d instant
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-15
OneraciOnes sODre GuIelge.
FEgUTOS PENHNSUR.ARES.

Ell mercado ha mejorado bastante para las
producciones nacionales; los primerOs arribos OBJ
endran buenos precios SIbemoS sc esperan al
gunas espediciones.
Por Vap. Esp. "Antonio Lopez" de Cadiz los
Sres. Sobrinos de Ezquiaga, 2OO cajas higos de
"a 81 ri.
Para Srs Viuda de Was y ca, 81 sacos avellanas
a$9 las 110libras.
Para Sres. lyiarte Hermano de Caracenay ca
376 cajas pasas de "a 81 id. i'd de % 65 id id
de q IA rs. la "a.
De Mallorca Barcelona vap. Esp Argos
Sres. Iriarte HermanO de Caracena Comp
Para los Sres b, Borras Hermanos., ,l0O4 pipas
vino 700 garrafones anisado 800 i'd holanda $50
botellones doble anis I50 garrafones anisete los.
anfS q serones ajos, 20 atas almondras 12l C. hi
gOs ~ id. 2200 botijas aeeite 400 jabOn, 200 i'd
marrasqnino $50 id. Hcores, 200 id frutas almibar
venddido q pTecios reservados.
De este buque quedan pendientes algunas pa
cotllas.
Por pol. esp. Emiliade Barcelona Sres Viuda
de Was y ca, 30 pipas vino ps 81 3Oa i'd i'd ps s.
204 id. id, ps. 36 200 jabon a ps. 400 garrafo-
nes anisadO, 200 idem. holanda 13 reales., 100
c. pastas "a 10a, 100 medias i'd IL ps. $50 arroz
ps, s. 500 botijas acete IA rs, 20 s. avellanas ps
g. 20 id. nueces ps 25 id. garbanzos ps g. 36 sero
aos 800 ristras i'll. VISTA 130 90. cebollas ps.
5, 100 canastos papas ps. 4, 100 garfafones garna
cha G. IL RS. 100 i'd id. peso, 100 bis. vino ID,
S. 20 rs. 25 c. cognao 20 rs.
Queda pendiente de Operacion la pol esp. Ro-
salia de Mallorca con frutos los Srcs. B. Borras
HermanOSs
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13-De Aguadilla en- 3 dias gol. esp. "Marfa
13-De Vieques en- 1 dia bal. esp. "Amable
Maria z ton. patron LanZ0 con cueros pa
SagerO.
13-De Fajardo en- 12 horas vap. ing. "Mer-
sey" ~ ton. cap. Dix en- lastre "a pasags.
l4-De La Guayra vap. esp. de guerra "Her-
nan Cortesn de 800 caballos de fuerza cailOnes
1913 tripulantes al mando de su Comandante ID.
Manuel dc la Puente y Sedono Conduce & sll
Dordo al encargadO de NegOciOs de Espana en-
venezuela su canclller.
s14-De Agnadilla y demds puntos de su ruta
vap, esp. 'Moctezuma" 436 ton. cap. Llovet con
correspondence IL pasageros ITO lndivlduos
de tropa.
14--De Fajardo en- dia bal. esp. s.Angel Ma
ria 10 ton. patron O O'Rigo con cueros.
l4-De Cadlz en- IA dias vap. correo esp. "Co-
mlllas" 1860 ton. cap. Quintana con cOrrespon-
dencia pasageros.
sALEE2As.
13-Para la Habana pol. esp. "Rosalia" 2S9 ton.
cap. N. con frutos
l3-Para Ponce gol. esi "Formalidad" 81 ton patron
CanaS con restos Gle carga V pasagerO.
13-Para Naguabo gol. esp. Rosta Is ton. patron
ScOtOlif con Droyisi0nes
13-zPara FajaTdo gol esp. 'Fajardina" 65 ton. pa
tron Lanuza con proyisiones.
l3-Para RiO-grande bal esp. "Cristina' ton.
patron Plneiro con proyisiOnes
13-Para Yieques bal. esp. Catalina" % tom pa
tron Scotolil con prOvisi9nGs.
43-PaFa San Thomas yap. ing. "Mersey" en- las
tire con IL pasagefQs.
15-Para la Habana yap. de guerra esp. ''fsabel la
Cat6lica' su Commentaries q. Dpmetrio de Castro
Montenegro con dinoro y nasageros.
14-Fala La Habana Vap. esp. "COmlllas" con cor
respOndencia y pasa geroS
14-Pafa San Thomas vap, esp. "MooteZuma" con
co.respondeacay y pa agercs.
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PROvHsIONEs AMERICANS.

La plaza generalmente surtda de estos artfcu-
los, pOr 10 que los precos no son tOdOlo alhaguiie
no que desaan los introductores.
De Baltimore Berg. amer, "GeoL Latimer' q Sres.
Latiiner Ca, so bis. tocino mess $2O 10 id. id.
cleark 81 300 0latas manteca l4a, 20 bls id. $s4,
rs latas mantequlla $25, 42a id. SIS, 25 bis. ga
letas pilot S. 200 velas sebos duras ST. 100 id.
id bandas SIS, 10 Id. jabon So 100 resinas papel
56 cts. 200 cajas arenques Ir % bis. Lavichneas
S.. 81 i'd, eh1charos $4a 17zquesos $50, 80 piedras
amolar $40 100 1eIosine 80 cts 30 bis i'd. 80 cts
All sacos arroz $5s 20 bis papas ST. 80 id. cebo-
Has $4. id manzanas Soc manlllas 8, l45 jaino-
nes $22, 3 cajas tocineta $40.
De Baltimore gol ing. William a Sres. Sobri.
no de Ezquiaga.
60 bis tocino SIS, 10 id. manteca $14 SO jamones
$l8, 80 latas mantequiila $25.
De Baltimore Barca americana "Mindora" q
Sres Sobrino de Ezquiaga.
ISL jamon s, 10 id. manteca, 5Obls tocino mess,
q precios reseryados.
DeNeW-Y York gol amer. Jamestown" q D. L..
Igaravidez
SO BIS. tocino mess $1SI. 25 id carne, III jamo-
mes $40, 1875 Iatas mantequila $25a 25 quesos $21,
200 la as man5eca $13a. 400 Tesmas papeI 591 cts
Para Sres. Sobrinos do Ezquaga
25 G. con 30 latas de "a mantequilla $26, 5 id.
dc 81 i'd de 10 libras W id, de40id. de5 libras q
$27,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-15

son d:stintivo marcado rasgo de este. lxelente
de dolor dc Coheza nervioso, desmayos paroxismos
hist6ricos, como por sau1feras propedadcs de-
sinfectantes ell cuarto del enferIno 10 hacen
tan solo requisite de tOcad0r, RetTetesno
necesario para lso general de famila, Como perfr-
me, escasamente necesitamos enlnnerar sus mu-
chas virtudes. Trenta amos de prueha ante ese pu-
bico han establecido cl hecho que por su deicader
"a pureza froscura durabilidad permanece siEa
igual
Niugun otro perfume aqua de toeador SO pa
rece NADIA puede suplir ilugar, nadie cue 10 haya
usado una vez podra ser inducldo dc re1aneiar dc.
Que slls yentas armenian, ain la faz dc eentena-
res de imitacicnes fasiieaciones q,e hom ores sin
el mercado. La diferenca entire esas Y la legltima
Aqua Florida de Murray Y Lanman es simplemente
la diterencia entire 10 muy hneno y 10 nuy pesimo.
prem siempre pidan por ell qua Florida de Murray
yLanman, preparada por Laainan y Kemp, Nueva-
YORK quienes son los 1nicos propeto1ios del arti-
culO genuine
Desyenta en- todas las perfumerfas Boticas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-15
TN REQUISITE DE- TOClDOR,

La exelente virtud aroma lea del Agaa Florida
de- Murray y Lanman ha hecho que sus cualidades
saperc bas No tan 30 o eS el mas refrescanfe de-
iciosa de los perfumes sino tamb en- como apicacon
inmeorable. En- todos los caso5 de erupclones, pc
cas- Inanchas. quemaduras de sol, causados por ex
posicion al sol al aire, esta aqua tora probara,
ser 10 mas ventaios0, cOmunlcandO al miSmO tempo
La tez SmavsdEsaea v frescOT, la vez que ex-
tirpa del c!its esa apariencia ustrosa livd6z tan
de STanos el Aa "a oTida debe nsnrse sempre ila
da en- aqua. Para extjrpar los granos la aplcacion
debe hacerse ol hquido para siete Il echo veces
al dia, procurando aplicaro solamente los granos
no al cilts del rodador Ooservando cuidadosa-
mente estas dire C. ones en- POGO tempo SO veran
dosaparece, toaaS las desagradables asperezas del
rostrO. Las propielades higi6nicas del
Agusa Florida de Murray Y LRnman
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-15

En- Ell expediente instruido a consequence de ms
tancia presentada por ID. Alexandra Turull de esta
vecindad anombre de J G; BidwelI, tabTacante ant
dos de America. pidiendo la franquiea de derechos
aquella manufacture que de su f9brica con 81 sii
nombre pueda introducir pcr las Aduanas &c esta
dicno Sr.. en- armonfa con 10 que dispone Ia 6rden
del Cobierno Supreme de la Nacion de 10 de Fe-
brero de 1871, cuyo efecto para el aeDiuo COMO
plar del cataIogo de los arados de que Sc trata.
Dios guarde u. muchos amos Puerto -Rlco 10 de
Febrere de 1S72.-El Jefe general Ecohomlco, Jose
Maria NietO.
Srs ADMINISTRATORS de Rentas Aduanas de. -
Els c6pia ell 2o Jefe, f. Sevia. IL 70
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-15
SALAZssEES.

Contn1an en- alsa, Y creenos que por ahora no
dccl;len los precios. Sgni0 para Ponce la gole ts
Ing. Royal Arch" procedente de leFranoNa don=
De realiz0 su cargo
Sc puso EN- yenfa por los sres. Lamb, Storer y
Cad, 81 cargalnento por Bergantin ing: "EspreSs'
silrto en- Mayagiiez procedente Halifax, el que
realizo precios reservados, el signiente cargo:
l443 bacalao $50 barriles macareias, 200id areli
ques 105 rescada, 2S tambores Id. q cpuqse qarss
tequiIla, 90 bis. tocinO mess. :"
Por cabotaie 4 p, j. Elusta4qio Cabrera,
4QS baeala0 detallados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-15
Aviso al p1blico.

Ell dueno del Hotel la CORUNESA participa q
sus favorecedores, de haber trasladado a la
calle de Ia Cruz mum. Is donde ofrece esmerado
trato, aposentos frescos aseados nuevos vent-
ladores enla aZOtea parad fresco adichos apo
sentos, mesa abundante servida con todo esmero y
lmpieza, contando para ESQ con un buen cocinero.
Tambien Ofrece mesa redOnda los Srs. que gusten
venir conner por meseS q precos m0dicos bateas
q preoios convencionales Manuel Rodriguez. II