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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-23

tenkogi, desde donde Ia vista abraza q
curse del Salzach, el Haut- Pinzgran, Ia
piramide de Dreiherrnpitze, los ventis
queros de Tauern Y las magnifcas cas-
cadas de Kriml, ms mas hermosas de
los Alpes alemanes. Descansaba EN- una
roca con las piernas cruzadas, las manos
colocadas entire la espalda Y ell saco de
viaje la cabeza enteramente oculta ba-
10 ell sombrero.
NJ. Barry, asaltado por Ia tempestad,
lego sin duda d buscar abrigo en- aquel
sitio, donde debio sentarse, y sorpren-
dido por ell sueho quedo muerto mien-
tras dormia.
Desde entonces no habia variado la
actitud del cuerpo, que yacla en- medic
de la nieve. Los vestidos Sc conserva-
ban intactos. En- uno de los bolsiilos
SO encontro un porta- monedas que con,
tenia varias piezas de oro,- y en- la relo-
jera del chaleeo un cronometro de orc
perfectamente conservado. Ninguna WIS.,
tn habia apercibido Y ninguno habia
tocado en- dos amos aquellos tristes y Ii
gubres restos
Aunque en- aquei lugar no hay sende-
ros practicables, no es facil extraviarse
de dia. Por este Sc supone que M. Barry
SO vi6 sorprendido por Ia noche y por In
tempestad, despues de haber franquea-
do ell Tauern Y ell estrecho paso situado
cerca de In frontera de Salzburgo.
Para baiar Il Kriml es precise -costear
un profundo precipicio y cruzar un es-
peso bosque. Viendoso solo el desgra-
ciado Y l6jos de todo auxilio, temio sin
duda aventurarse en- Ia oscuridad.
Ss hallaba todavfa 4 una hora de los
chaletS q tres de In aldea de Kasern.
Mojado y abrumado por la fatiga Sc
durmio para no despertar.
Sus restos recibieron sepultura en- ell
cementerio de Kriml.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-23


ta clase de riqueza que fue la priine-
ra de la provincial Y que aun puede
asegurar su porvenir 81 Sc le atiende
con el paternal cello que reclama.
". 3. estimara en- sn elevado crite-
rio este informe que no tienc mas
pretensiones que las que pueden ma
Ger en- hombres practicos, nj otra as
piracion que la del bien del pals y
fomento de su riqueza, sin exagera-
das alarnas que pudieran redundar,
NAL defnidas, fuera de aquf en- per-
juicio del credito de sus frutos.
Puerto-Rico l9 de noviembre 1877.
Santiago DC. Gormick - Jose H.
Berries. y Jose R. Ddoild.
Y en- cumplimiento de 10 dispues-
to, para su publication, libro esta
c6pia de cuya AUTHENTICATED certifico.
Puerto Rico, noviembre 20 de 1877,
Manuel Head del DINO. Vo b.
FL Vice-preside,,te, Esperanza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-23
GACETA DEL 22.

Circular del Gobierno General pi
diendo d los alcaldes de la isla nota
expresiva de las pensiones, jubilacio'
nes, etc, concedidas ror los ayunta
mlentos.
FL 80 del actual tendra efecto ell
la Comandancia de Marina la subas
ia de un surtido de where's para @
vapor Pizaro y la goleta Eauorita
y el ? del pr6ximo, en- el parque de
Artilleria, la licitacion del suministrc
de aceite mineral para ell alumbrado
de los cuerpos de guardia.
Del | al 20 de diciembre tendran
lugar en- Mayagiiez los examenes de
las escuelas de dmbos sexos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-23
VARIED DADIS.
LAS BELLAs ARTEs EN- EsPANA.

DIsCURSo DE d. VICENTE BOIX
EN- La APERTURE DE La ESCUELA
DE BEIIAs ARTEs DE VALENCIA.
Eflitd d0ctrina sdpientium templd serena
LUcREoIo, lib. 2, V. s.
Cuando apartados por uu momento
de las grandes y encontradas corrientes
que, con mas 8 meuos frecuencia, agi-
tan hasta su fondo las generaciones
que SO reyuelven nuestro alrededor,
penetramos en- estos temples trahquilos
del arte, sentlmos, senores, un dulce
apaciguamiento en- el alma que Sc des-
prende delruido exterior, saluda ell brillo
apacihle de una luz indefnida, penetra
en- regiones deseonocidas, y compreA-
diendo la filosofia de 10 bello, encuentra
al fin la sereaidad dc las esferas supe-
riores mas ALA de la region dc las tenn
pestades humaDas. La mirada recorre,
ansiosa de sorpresas puramente esprit
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-23

Habiendose dispuesto por la Direc-
cion General del Ramo en- orden fecha
s de Octubre 1ltimo, que este Centric
lleve una minuciosa contabilidad respe~
cto & toda la correspondence que de
esta Provincial salga para la Peninsula
Dor via extraniera, as1 como tambien
para los diferentes puntos del extranje-
70; contabilidad que de no levarse con
escrupulosidad ha de irrogar necesaria-
mente perjuicio al Tesoro Nacional, es-
tn Administration General, deseosa de
dar & 10 dispuesto por la Superioridad
ell debido cumplimiento, 10 hace presen-
te al p1blico al comercio en- general
& fin de que en- toda la correspondence
sc ponga con toda claridad la direction
en- los sobres cual esta prevenido, espe-
cificando en- la parte superior via y Ma
cion en- la inferior ell punto que Sc
dirige la carta en- la inteligencia de que
con esta misma fecha Sc dan las orde-
mes oportunas & las Administrators
del Ramo On toda la provincial, para
que toda Ia correspondence que entire
Dor sus respectivos buzones sin alguno
de dieho requisites sea remitida gu
destino por via espanola.
Lo que Sc anuncia en- ell PERIoDIco
OFFICIAL para conocimiento general y 4
FIN de que, prevenido con tempo 10
anteriormente expresado, nadie pueda
producer queja por 81 retraso que sufra
& correspondence que no repna los re-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-23
ACUERDOs INTEREsANTEs.

Ademas del acuerdo aprobando el
dictamen emitido por la comision in
formadora sobre Ia enfermedad de
Ia cana que pnblicarnos en- otra par
te, la Excma. Diputacion Provincial,
en- session del 10, acordo renovar las
instancias presentadas al Gobierno
sobre los asuntos siguientes:
ReRorma 8 nueva organization del
seryicio Sanitario Municipal d fin de
que, mediante la creacion de una
especie de sociedades de socorros
m1tuos, que administrator losayun-
tamientos, Sc presto asistencla facul-
tativa q los jornaleros.
Peticion al gobierno para que Sc
sirya prohibir absolutamente la i'm
portacion de tabaco extranjero en-
esta isla, 8, cuando menos, que esta-
blezea muy crecidos derechos fsca-
les de Importation y faculte los
ayuntamientos para imponer sobre
dicha hoja mbitrios municipales, d
fin de que directa 8 indirectamente
quede establecida la prohibition CO.
mo complemento de la entrada de
nuestro tabaco en- Cuba, y como prue-
ba de la buena fe con que esta pro-
vincia desea tratar 4 su hermana ma
yor.
Ademas Sc pidi6 al Excmo. Sr.
Gobernador General Sc dignara ele-
var 4 25 pesos ell arbitrio de las Ii
cencias para establecer ventorrillos
en- despoblado, que actualmente So
10 es de % pesetas.
Por 1ltimo, Sc suplico d la misma
Superior Autoridad Sc dignase Pc
dir al Gobierno General de la isla de
Cuba la remission de aaUas ttaosas, d
fin de soltarlas en- los campos de esta
provincial para que, reproduciendose,
sirvan en- su dia para limpiarlos de
animales muertos en- los caminos
sembrados y bosques, con 10 que
como va hemos dicho, ganara mu-
chisisimo la hygiene rural en- la lsla.
Por esta Ultima medida damos 4
la celosfma Corporation las mas ex-
presiyas gracias, pues Sc ha dignado
tomar en- cuenta nuestra indication.
Nuestra larga experiencia en- los
campos de Cuba, nos da la mas COM
pleta seguridad de que los habitan-
tes de Puerto Rico, cuando conoz-
can practicamente ell gran servicio
que prestan aquellas utillsimas aves
agradeceran proflndamente la deter
minacion que nan tornado nuestras
.autoridades de importarlas en- la pro-
vincia. Ell dia en- que Sc vean alzar
su vuelo magestuoso por todoS los
barrios de la isla, no habra va mas
moscas venencsas nj las consiguien-
tes plstulas malignas, nj los focos de
infection que producer los anlmales
muertos.
Estas y otras medidas titles que
toma Ia Diputacion, contando con el
beneplacito y valioso apoyo del dig
no Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General,
demuestran ell mucho interes que tan
to la Autoridad Superior como la pro-
vincial Sc toman por el pals.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-23

Juanes, para trasmitirla fntegra n in
mortal Ribera. Caenta Ia historic que
en- los primeros amos del siglo XVII nn
cardenal, llevado en- 81 corazon por las
Gales de Roma, Sc flo casualmente enun
i6yen, salido apenas De Ia infancia, que
medic desnudo y harapiento, y rodeado
de pedazos de pan arrojados por Ia ca
ridad, copiaba con marcada atencion los
frescos de la fachada de un paiacio. ms
pirado por Ia compassion el cardenal,
hizo detener ell carruaje, llam6 al joyen,
y despues de varias preguntas Sc 10 lle-
v6 & su morada.
(Coac1u;rd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-23

quisitos d. que Sc ha hecho mencion.
Puerto Rico, Noyiernbre Z de 1871
El Administrator general, Ea,aqae r.
Carrizo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-23
CORREOS.

En- obseq uio de aquellosde denuestros
lectores que tengan que mandar cor
respondencia por la via extranjera,
copiamos de la Gaceta del l3, el sl-
guiente aviso que les da la Admins
TRACTION general de correos.
Administration General de Correos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-23

DE LA IsLA DE PUERTO RICO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-24
Congress-.
T II f S L y 4 II E


WASHINGTON, January "a, lS77.-The Sen
ate met at IL o'clock, this morning, 1t being
designed TO complete the discussion OF the plan
Of adjustment to-day.
Mr.. Conklng was not present at the close OF
the morning hour, and MIR. Sergeant, Of CAL,
addressed the Senate in opposition to the plan
Of the committee Of fourteen. He replied to
the frs. portion Of Mr.. Conklipg's speech.
Mr.. Hamiio interrupted Mr.. s. 10 read the
original return from Georgetown OF the eecto-
raj vote at the election of Jefferson aud Burr,
n support Of Mr.. SargeaDt's position.
Mr.. Sargent described the plan as method
by which fourteen eminent gentlemen shall
hold each other up, while fifteenth man Sc
ects president OF the Uolted States. This
was not compromise. 1t was surrender OF
the republican party.
MIR. Coukng theu resumed the floor and
concluded the speech 10 favor OF the plan be-
gun by him yesterday.
The galleries were crowded to their utmost
extent during the entire session of the Senate,
aud on the floor were many eminent visitors,
including Geo. Bancroft, ex-senator Footc and
others.
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
n memorial from the Merchants Exchange
Of St. Louis iu favor CT i peaceful adjustment
OF the Presidential difficulty, was presented.
Mr.. McDiIl, of Iowa, then took the floor and
spoke 10 favor OF the minority report of the
House Committee on Inc Duties and Powers
Of the House.
Mr.. Bright, Of Tennessee, followed Mr.. McD.
10 support OF inc majority report and in oppo-
si'on to the adjustment plan.
The House attempted to fx day to con-
slider the bill {, extend the lime for the COM
pletiou Of the NcrthGrn Pacific railroad, but
failed
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RY TELEGRAPH.
S,,eciul Dispatches 10 the S@i"e''c'
From Washington.


WASHINGTON, Jau. "a, l871.-lhe speeches.
of Mcssrs. Couklirg, in the Senate, ADD Fucker
10 the House yesterday, upoa tic gr' Il: Issues
involved in The Pre<ldcrti=i contest, Constitute
the snecjal ,hrme + conversation hare ~ dIy.
Buh are cunsitlc, master fllt7 AID 'hc'r
arguments uuau,wer.hc The manner aud
matter Of their remark, IGriain!y bear evidence
OF a higher order Of otcIicct than IS usually
disc .rnable 10 Congress.
Mr.. Hewitt having been reported as saying
that the plan Of the joint committee would not
pass Congress, that eentlemaa not only contra
diets the assertion, but says that 10 his oplooo
The plan will BE- adopted by decided majority.
MIR. McDilI. Of Iowa, who spoke 10 the House
to-day upor tie pcwers and duties OF Inc
House in couutiug the electoral vote, has been
member OF the House Tor four years, yet this
was his maiden effort
TherepoTt ot,hp louisiana Investigating COM
mittec will show thar the lilden electors re-
ceiyed an average OF 5, 900 majority III that State,
1876 democratic v1;cs having been thrown
ont By the supervisors and returning board.
In the debate TO take place upon the ADJUST
mcnt plan, it is reported that NlessrS. Hunton
and Gooae, Of virginia, will participate.
Ii having been reported here that Hayes
was in Alexandria. 81 large number Of Interested
republicans we're about TO uverwhclm the n. 4
W. Il. Il. in their irantl, Efforts 20 get down to
see him. When, however, they learned that
that genial renticman was busy with his dulles
at tho Washington anI Ohio depot the demand
for Alexandria tickets ceased.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-24
The Markets..

New YORK, JANUARY "A. lS77.-Stocks
dull and lower. hIoney 1 Cold log. Gov
eruments active but lower. Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat quiet aud heavy. Corn
quiet aud steady
BALTIMORE, January o4.-Va. skies, de-
lelred, Il; DO. consolidated 81: do. "a series
81. Cotton quiet; nddIiug l5al3s. Flour &C.
tive and stroug; receipts lIghl; Howard Street
and Western Supcrlioc 5.25aS5.75 do. Family
7.OOa$S.O0; City Mills Superinc 5 2ja5 So
Wheat dull add heavy; Pennsylvania red 1904
l54. Corh-Southeru quiet; Wcsttrn active
ard lower, except Tor steamer, which is higher;
Southern white 5G,jS; do. yellow 577a59: West,
eru mixed, new, spot 5Sl; January SIS; Feb
uary So; March Go, April 81, steamer Sc.
Oats runre active aud firm; Southern prime
40i43; Wcstera white 4la43. Rye steady,
IL aud quiet at 7OaT5. Clover seed more
active and trmer; fair to choice l44al54 Hay
steady, Maryland and Pennsylvania prime l6a
Is Provisions quiet and unchanged. Butter
quiet; Western good to rilme 22a25; 10. extra
foe 2G12S CJifce dull weak and lower; RIc
cargncs l14!a2l; j,bhiuy l14412l44. Sugar dull
and lower u, lIs WLi:kcy dull aod nominal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-24
Illinois Senator.

WASHINGTON, January 24.-A dispatch,
received here, states that the Democratic and
independent members of the Illinois Leglsla'
ture have combined and nominated Judge
Davis for Uoiled States Senator, TO succeed
Logan, and that he will probably be elected
to-day. This will he hailed with pleasure
throughout the county, though it is doubtful
if he will accept the tender.
IA later dispatch from Washington says {:
There was no election OF United States Sena'
tor in either Illinois or West Virginia to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-24
OFFICIAL.
ISOnrtI of AIIcrEaieH,

| AT u regular meeting Of the Board Of Alder
men, held january 2%, 1871, theirs were present:
SAINT Il: Jsnney, esq. Pra.ideHt aui Me-srs.
Smoot, Moore, Strauss, Armstrong. Downhaai,
o. Neal ard Neale.
the petition Of John W Travers il !:oa was
referred back to the Con- :Gittee on Public
Property, the ac ion Of this Board discnargin2-
the committee fro n its further coE3 liberation b"
ing non concurrcd in by thu Gr;ti'ioE C"ua",l
Tue Fnanru Committee ported Inc follow.
ing resolution. viz:
Resolved, That Me C:rEor.lion Attorney be
directed 10 prepare memoirs! to I'll, General
Assembly in accordance with tho r0cOmnendH-
tinn Of tho Superintendent Of Public Schools.
Which was adopted
Tho Committee On Claims reported 10 favor OF
paving the bills of Is; Brswner, Sl3; j. NJ. IIllI,
81 each; l. Stein, $S J. w. Malls, S13, for
election services VIM. Fl. Smith, Sc; Il. $.
Perpener, SIP; J. 4. Mills, S12 so, for rent Of
room fer election purposes; also in favor OF pay
ing the bill of the Virgins Sentinel SIS Is. 30
M. Nash, Superintendent CT Gss which REPORTS
were adopted and the bills ordered to be paid.
On motion it WAS resolved that tho Collectors
Of Taxes be directed 10 furnish the Finance
Committee with list Of the property That has
been sold for corporation taxes, tno date Of such
sales, the names Of the purchasers ind the
amounts realized from tho sales, and that the
Finance Committee take such steps in tho mat
rights Of the purchasers and Of the corporation.
A communication from tho Mayor upon the
subject Of the purchase Of wood for the poor wss
received, and
Upon motion it was resolved that NJ wood DC
given to any person unless upon an order from
tho Overseers Of the Poor, and that tho COM
mittee on the Poor purchase fifty cords Of wood
for the use Of said OverEeers.
On motion it was resolved that the Corpora
ton Attorney be requested 10 sLs.o what sup
plies thu City Council is required 10 furnish the
Jail.
A report Of the Finance Conmltoe recon-
mondng that the tax bills due on the Moran
property DO settled in full by tho payment of
500; also petition Of r. Nj. Lawson, Prcsident
Exchange Building Co., for reduction Of sssc3s.
ment: also a resolution in regard to the Mayor
giving bond also bill Of Henry l.. Simpson,
$63 81, for shoes for tho Aims House, wore re-
ceived from tho Common Council and their ac-
ton concurred in.
The Board then adjourned.
Ieste: JNo. }. JAMESON, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-24
NcIy Jersey Senator.

TRENTON Jao. 24.-At twelve o'clock both
houses Of tbs Legislature met in joint meeting
Tor the election OF u. s. Senator for six years
from the 4th Of March next, in place OF Hon.
i. II. FreIinghuyacr. The vote stood: John
Il. McPhc7son Al. Cortland Parker Is, Geo.
NJ. Robesop II, Frederick II. Freliughuysen
10, and VIM. Water Phelps ]. Mr.. McPher-
son, democrat, was declared duly elected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-24
Coal Sales.

New YORK, Jao. 81. 30, G('O tons Of Pitts
ton coal were sold 10 this city to-day. Egg
opeucd at s'2:.S7! and closed at 500; steamer
aud crate sold at s.. so; stovc wcut at So. 45.
100, 900 tons CT Scranton coal were also sold At
auction to-day for S2G5; CRATE
from - Is to $2.674; egg from $3.50 to So So;
stove from S3.45 to $'474 chestnut from
2n0oI 10 81 l24
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-24
asrnsiE Of nn Oil Virginian.

PnLADELpHIA, Jan. 24.--Dr. j. Newton
Buck, eighty odd years'ol age, vel. knoWo
citizen Of Warren county, Va, who left bic
home short tune Slice gu visit to the West,
died suddenly, at the residence OF friend, 10
this city Last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-24

KNIGHTS OF PYTu1As.-Oricnal Lodge
Knights of Pythias, at meeting ne'o 'as'
night. elected VIM. Ii. May, esq,as represent,
alive 10 the Grand Lodge Of the order, "h;cn
meets 10 Petersburg, next month Vice "r'
George S. Smith, declined.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-24
LOCAL NEWS.

,ur,rp,n PROBABILITIES Var Depart
,ent 0a;ce ofthe Chief Signal Officer, Wash
,soton. D. c., Jan'y. "a 1877 10: ~ a. H. H.
I9 the Middle States rising barometer oflsh
md occasionally high northwest or Westerly
winds. gradually diminishing 10 force iallios
temnersture and partly cloudy weather, Wild
i;oht SHOWS in northern portions.
Tt1, ST.. AsApH STREET DEPOT. The fol-
lovjpc is the bill allowing the A. & W. H. II,
~ to use St. Asaph street, as amended anu
,Iasaad in the Common Council, last night. Ii
r ras rot 70 mass the Board Of Aldermen before
il becomes law:
An ACT granting permission to the AleAauutla
snd Washington Railroad Company to eA-
tand it's track and occupy Il poItlou OF o.
Asaph street, with its works, on certain
conditions. r.
i !. Be it enacted by the City C1uocll OF
Alexandria. That the Alexandria aad wash
;noton Railroad Company be, and it IS hereby
anthoriged TO construct, MAINTAIN anu operate
a single track railway on St. Asaph street from
Princess street, the present terminus OF the
rack Of said company, to King street, ,ogcth-
or with such turnouts and side tracks As may
he necessary to the proper working OF the road
the number and position of which turnoutS
md side tracks shall be such as may be here.
oiinr agreed upon between the said company
and the City Council provided, however, that
,hr said railway shall be used tcr passenger
travel only, and not Tor the transportation or
d,.j;very O! freight; aud provided further. that
;hn sajd company sail not nave the b"ueht oil
,h,s act. unl.l compensation to each person
nyony real estate on ST. Asaph street, who
;uar require it, fur damages to their property
a.;siug from the construction, maintenance anu
,peratiun of such railway on SAID street, snail
have been agreed upon between the company
and said property owners, and the amouot 30
agreed upon paid by the company to them, or
assessed and paid 10 the manner provided by
law.
=, B., it further enacted, That in the tou-
,;ruc,i0n of said railway the grade OF st. hsap
street, DO now existing, shall! not be changed
ar altered a. any point OF the drainage OF
aid street impaired.
;, Be it further enacted, that The pro-
;,sous Of the sixth chapter OF the Laws oi the
I'ity of Alexandria, published a. D. 1874
prescribing rules aud regulations Tor railroad
companies occupying the streets Of this CITY,
with their works, shall apply to the SAID Alex
..udria aud Washington Railroad Company.
I 1. This Corporation express ~ reserves the
right to amend this act or repeal 1t altogether;
3 5. BE it further enacted that this act shall
be in force from its passage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-24

Flour is IN light receipt, with fair demand
Wenyers brands have advanced 25c, and it is
urobsblo that other brands will follow Wheat
has declined Il shade. and choice lots sold TO-
day at ltS; other sales at 50al5I; offerings OF
zoo bushels Corn is quiet, with sales Of l3CO
bushels ut IS for old, ard 81 and % for new.
No Oats reported Il small let Of Rye brought
70 Country produce is in fir doalsnd at an
advance Plaster, Glover nod Timothy Seed
are in light inquiry, and NO revise quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-24

SOMETHING NEW.-The great Combination
Store has just got up neat catalogue, which
has been shown US, of the most staple goods, 1t
has on hand to close out, with prices attach.
ed for ouo and all, wholesale or retail, which
prices are less than those for which the
goods can be replaced. Call or seud for
catalogue. jan % st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-24

SUDDEN DEATH. frederick toote, esq.,
f,rmcry of this city, but for many years past
prominent resident of Prince William county
died suddenly of heart disease, ar lis Hotne'
near Havuarket, last Monday nlgh!.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-24

DR.. Wells, OF Washington, wishes us to
thank the druggists for the interest they have
taken in selling his preparation Tor the teeth,
known as Weiss Eureka.