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Evening star., 1877-08-16

RUN ON SAVINGS BANK-raere IL con-
siderable excitement In Brooklyn, N Y. Oa
account Of run on the Long Island Savin9s
Bank. The directors resolved to take al
tice for amounts exceeding Is per can't. OF de-
poeitors' accounts. They declare the bank
TO be perfectly solvent, but there are maoy
Evening star., 1877-08-16


will be superseded.
TENDER OF SITTING BULL CoMMIs-
sIoNERsHIP.-Secretar Schurz telegraphed
to a person, whose name he did not care to
revf al, asking whether he would accept a
g m m ission 10 confer with Sitting Ball.
Should he decline to acce ". the Secretary
viii probably y detail some one connected Win
the Interior department. Up to O'Clock no
answer to the telegram had been received.
AN AMERICAN SCHOONER FIRED AT IN
CUBAN WATERs.-1he government has ad-
vices through firm at NewburypOrt, Mass,
of a communication received from Capt. At
kins, of the whaling schooner Edward Lee,
of PrOvincetOwn, (Of which vessel the firm
relating the affair are part owners , in which
Captain Atkins says that after cruising in
the Caribbean sea he went to Cayron, the
south side of Cuba where, on the first day
after his arrival he was fired into by gun
boat. Capt AtklHs represents ne was first
fred into with ball, and afterwards with
grspeshot and bOmbshell, none of which,
however, were effective. The report has
been referred from the State department 10
the Secretary OF the Treasury, and Secretary
Sherman has taken steps to ascertain the
correctness OF the report anu the particulars
OF the affair. Though no intimation was
given aS 10 the natl onality of the vessel per-
petrating the alleged outrage the presump-
tion is that 1t was Spanish vessel.
PURCHASE OF A HANDSOME RESIDENCE.
Gen. a. j. Myers, chief OF the signal service
bureau, has purchased the handsome and
valuable residence and grounds known as
the - Knapp property" and occupied for
several years as the residence Of Sir Edward
Thornton, British Minister, located on the
corner OF ana 11th streets. This is one of
tie handsomest residence properties in
Washington, and its pUI chase at this ii ne is
another of the many cumulative evidences
of the revived activity in Washington real
estate. We are Informed that at no time
within the past few years have there b zen so
many transactions and such a general in
quiry for property as The present. The
progress of Washington the nations ca pi-
tai is assured-itis is no longer an ex xperiment-
and as long as the republic exists as nation
the bus. ness of the general government To be
transacted at ihe capital must rapidly and
largely increase. The necessity for new de-
partments, bureaus and offices for the proper
transaction OF government affairs at the
capital increases with the growth and devel-
opment of the whole country. AS the nation
increases in population, wealth and power,
so Will Washington, as its capital, surely
and substantially advance in general pros
perity. We can but repeat what has hereto
fore been stated by The STAR, thai proper
and judiciOus investment in Washington
property Ia one of the safest and surest
sources of individual prosperity.
Evening star., 1877-08-16

A BUSINESS LIKE GENTLEMAN. The
gent man from York, Penn, came to this
city yesterday morning over the Pan Handle
Road. After alighting from the coach to
like gentleman as follows where are you
going" TO Kansas City, Mo he replied:
Have you . ticket? II 20, let me see it,
said the other fellow. The passenger prompt
man, who Examined tt carefully, and then
turned and hurried on. II was but . few
minutes afterward when the traveller dis
been returned 70 him"
Evening star., 1877-08-16
National Educational Association.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. l5.-At tO-day's pro-
ceedings Of the National Educational Asso-
citation the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year. John -. Hanco,k, first
vice president; NJ. ID. Henkle, Of Ohio, secre-
tary. j. oTmond Wilson, Of Washington,
treasurer; John Eaton, OF Washington and
NJ. A. Newell, OF Maryland, cOunsellors- at
large. Papers were read by Mr.. and Mrs
KIsus, OF New York; Messrs. Runkle, OF
Massachusetts; Kirby and Stark. OF Ken
lucky, and Webb and Garrett, OF Tennessee.
Evening star., 1877-08-16
Failure for a Million

LONDON, August lG.-The HHdacieT says.
According TO private sdviccs from Lyons
several failures have occurred In the sil X
trade, including one for Sl ,0o0,O ,Ooo.
Evening star., 1877-08-16

INSURANCE COMPANIES RULED OUT
The state insurance commission OF NissoIr
has debarred the following insurance cOmpa-
nies from further prosecution or bu siuess in
that state-Tbe franklin, or Wheeling, w.
Va; the Old Dominion, of Richmond, Va;
the Residence, of Cleveland, OHIO; the Home
stead, of Watertown, N. Y: the Atlas, OF
Hartford, Ct, and the NJ MissouIi Valley Life,
of LeavenwOrth, Kansas.
Evening star., 1877-08-16

MURDER IN BALTIMORE.-Henry Ger
hold, Who was stabbed by cOlored man OPP
more, Saturday night last, died of his ioju-
ries yesterday morning. The assault was a
most unprOvOked one. The cOrOner's jury
returned a verdict OF murder against w.
Alonzo Miller, the assailant, adding thereto
that Jacob Smith, his companion at the time,
was an accessory TO the deed,
Evening star., 1877-08-16
A woman Terri bIe Revenge

NEWARK, August lb.-James WlldefmOt,
aged is, employed In the DelamaLre iron
iron works. was taken 10 the eastern district
hospital, Williamsburg, last night, shock
iDgly mutila,ed. In addition 60 otaer inju-
ries he had across each thigh deep cut over
i've inches in length, two across the back OF
the left. and one across the right hant, which
severed every vein, and another cut which
split the middle finger OF the right hand. He
said he had been injured by a woman named
Mrs. Honora Mccormick. Capt. Waglom
arrested the woman. She said she had cut
ing seduced her several years ago hal separ-
aied her from q good aud loving husband in
San Francisco. She came from 10 get re-
veDge. Wildermou has wife aud married
children.
Evening star., 1877-08-16

THR CASE OF THE HORNELLSvILLE z
STRIKER, b. ]. DonOhue, charged nth con-
tempt Of court by interfering with the trains
OF the Erie rail way, now in the hands OF
receiver appointed by the court, came up for
hearing before Judge DOnohue, in the New
York supreme court, yesterday. Respond
ent's counsel submitted q paper signed by
the respondent, explaining that he meant no
disrespect to the court. The prosecuting
counsel then moved that the punishment be
fixed by the court. Prisoners counsel ob-
Iected to the consideration OF additional affi
davits filed. The prisoner was then re-
manded, and his counsel will sub nit his
brief ON Saturday.
Evening star., 1877-08-16

RESUMPTION OF WORK IN THE CUMBER.
LAND COAL MINEs.-The New Central Coal
Company, one of the heaviest shippers in the
Cumberland, Md, region, resumed work
yesterday at IS cents, the rate demanded by
the strikers. Another company will resume
TO day at the same rate.
Evening star., 1877-08-16

THE CANAL STRIKERS ALLOUr OF JAIL.
The last two of the nine canal strikers who
were arrested on the line of the Chesapeak ke
and Ohio canal last Thursday and commit
ted to the Hagerstown Jail, were discharged
yeSferdaV.
Evening star., 1877-08-16

CUMBERLAND COAL TRADE.-The ship
meDts OF coal from Cumberland for the week
ended August IL amounted to 1900 tons 6
cwt., of which Il s43 tons Is cwt. were by the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and $50 tons IL
cwt. by the Chesapeake and Ohio canal The
shipments by the railroad indicate a decrease
for The year OF 81 ,2J3 tons as compared with
the corresponding period of last year, and q
decrease of 80 is7 tons by the canal.
Evening star., 1877-08-16
A TERRIFIC THUNDKR STORM '

A TERRIFIC THUNDER STORM visited
Ottawa, Canada, Tuesday night A large
brick building was struck by lightning, a
chimney demolished, portions OF the wall
out. Minor damages were sustained by sew
eral other buildings. The storm visited
Aylwin at noon, where a school-house was
struck by lightning, knocking out all the
windows and shattering beams. The black
board was torn from the wall and set on fire
The widest confusion prevailed among the
children, one OF whom was knocked sense
less, and several rendered unconscious with
fear. The storm was very violent at several
other places, and there were many narrow
escapes from death.
Evening star., 1877-08-16

WHISKY MONEY.-The sureties OF Adler &
First, distillers, Of st. Joseph, Missouri,
have paid into the United States district
court at Jefferson City ali ,0Oo. being the full
amount of the judgment rendered against the
firm for violation of the revenue laws.
Evening star., 1877-08-16

PRESIDENT HAYEs's OLD REGIMENT,
the sd Ohio, will hold its annual reunion at
Fremont, Ohio, September, 1ith. President
Hayes, Gems. Sherman, Sheridan, Crook,
Cox; Howard, Carroll and other distinguish
ed persons will be present. The citizens Of
Fremont are preparing TO give them q
splendid reception.
Evening star., 1877-08-16

A STRIKER SENTENCED.-McDanie one
OF the New Jersey Central railroad strikers,
was sentenced by the vice chancellor yester-
day at Newark 10 pay fine of $50 and to re
Nc ain in the Warren county Jail until further
orders of the cOurt.
Evening star., 1877-08-16

PAY DAY-The 5th regiment, Maryland
National Guards, will this evening be paid
for It's services during the late riots. About
Sl2 900 will be required for that purpose.
Evening star., 1877-08-16

u0At the examination Of four strikers st
Erie. Pa, yesterday hey were bound over
for trfal q the next term OF court.
oTThe Crescent City rife team left New
Orleans yesterday for Croedmoof 70 oompoeo
In the inter state match.
2The Atlantic state Nan associatiou, IN
ss:sson - Long Btaneh, n. J have resolved
ksg.
Evening star., 1877-08-16

A REPUBLICAN, Conspiracy IN SPAIN
Reuter- Madrid dispatch says: "a republican
conspiracy has been discovered and frustrat-
ed ard many arrests made in Madrid and the
provinces. In government circles, however,
the movement is considered unimportant.
Perfect tranquility prevails throughout the
country at present.
Evening star., 1877-08-16

ga passenger train on the Louisville
Short Line railroad ran over COW at Pres
ton street crossing. Louisville, yesterday.
Five passengers were injured, one seriously.
Evening star., 1877-08-16

MINISTER RUSSELL, OF Venezuela, has
gone to Boston. He Will not return to Cara
cos as the American representative, bat
will be superseded.
Evening star., 1877-08-16

TIE PYTHIAN PRIZE DRrLL.-At Cleve-
land, Ohio, the Knights OF Pythias In attend
ance upon the session OF the supreme lodge
OF The world participated In the grand prize
tercay afternoon. In class A, first prize, q
Pythian banner, valued AZ s15o. was taken
by the Columbus division; second prize, efco
prize, gold badge to the best com mander,
went 10 Captain Hewmiller. OF Columbus.
In class B, the first prize, 2. ;. nag valued
end prize OF $40 In gold 10 Toledo, Ohio, and
a gold badge TO The best commander vas
given to Captain Carnahan, OF Lafayette,
Indiana.
Evening star., 1877-08-16

MR.. WILLIAM ]. FLORENCE, the actor,
has been turning his vacation TO advantage
by rescuing lady and her two children from
drowning at Coney Island. This really he
roic achievement occurred during the recent
terrific gale, and an account OF IL says -
"Mr. Elias. Hulitts wife and two children
were in the water when the storm burst upon
the beach. They were whelmed in the waves
and OverpOwered by the wind. Mr.. Florence
was on the shore Hastily throwing OF his
clothing he plunged in and rushed with Diff
fculty TO their assistance. SeiZing them he
almost brought them to the land but the
binding waves and the fierce wind pulled
him back. Twice he came In; twice they
were carried of again. The third plunge
and this time saved them. Mr. Hulitt has
written q note OF public recognition OF Mr..
FlOrence's bravery, and desires that her graf
ituda should be KNOWN
Evening star., 1877-08-16

THE NEW YORK PROHIBITION STATE
CoNvENTION, at Utica, have nomina.ei
Henry Hagner, of Brooklyn, for secretary OF
state; Elias T. TalcOtt, OF Syracuse, con
treasurer; q. H. Gleason, OF Sag Harbor, at.
t0rney general, and II. ID. Myers, of Dutca
esS, state eogtneer and surveyor. SarOny
prOhibiiOry resolutions were aioptsi, the
appropriation Of money for sectarian iusti-
tutions condemned, and woman suffrage
favored.
Evening star., 1877-08-16
+. EDw. CLARK 4 CO..
LUMBER, WOOD AND COAL,
DOORS, SASH BLINDS, &c.
T. b. CHOSE, JB

Office, sos Pennsytvenie eveuus. VsrHp
9th street. noTt west.
wharf, DE pot and Mil, Foot Of 9th stree,
tall WkSHINGTnN m
Evening star., 1877-08-16

THE INTERNATIONAL RIFLE MATCH
The following rules were adopted yesterday
at New York for the International matcn
Rifles, any not exceeding ten pounds weight,
minimum pull OF trigger three pounds; dis
tances, sO0, 800 and l.0G0 yards; numoar OF
shots, thirty at each range by each Compel
tor; 10 sighting shots allo wed; match to last
two days; competitors to fire fifteen shots q !,
each distance upon each day. commencing
at $40 yards; position, any without artificial
rest; captains of competing teams shall elect
appoint an umpire, whose decision In all
cases shall he final
Evening star., 1877-08-16
n p r ] O i A N

n p T O / A N.
Birs fDrenium awarded TO me By the Great Worlds
1AfT In Phiiadel pnia, on my invented
aad patented EYESLASS, manufsc- X
sured In Gold. Silver and Frameless, with genuine
q sPECTACLES, OPERA GLASSES, MORO.
SCOPES and SHADES for the Eyes, &c.
4. ALEXANDER,
sso nls.p l338 Psnnsylv.nis avenue nv.
A FEW THINGS WORTH KNOWING
You can buy excellent Hair Brushes a. 20 and CSC.
Rubber Dressing Combs, Good year, 10 IS and soc.
The hesy iest Rubber Dressing Comb made, at Soc;
Rubber back Toll. Mirrors, SOC. and 81.
Excellent Rustic Frames, Wi h mat. glass and
back, 25c fine Poll bed Wal8ut Frames, ebony
hines, two inc hes dee fine gilt, 6 1.
Walnut Tow eI and Ha- Racks, 1sc.
Pure sllk Velvet Photo fr- mes. 7jc.
Russia Leather Pocket Books. soc. and 81; Leather
Pocket Books and Purses, l. 10 sc.
Fine japanese Fans, ) % 2Sc.; Black SIX Painted
Hans. SOC.
Tul set Of Croquet,s balls, nsllets, 10 wickets,
and two stakes all in q nice box with sc. cr0luet
boOk throw for 50; the cheapest set IN town.
A lot Of Ladies fine Underwear, beautifully made
and trimmed, reduced from : go and IS ID s aud
6ests bottle Castor you for ST. Lovely Sill
yer PLATED Pickle Stands 81, with thousands Of
other nice and cheap articles I do not offer Ia se
discounts, nor do 'sell off" neither do buy auc-
goods and prices compared with any body else 8
Come and examine them, IL ID no trouble for rs to
b. SILVERBERG,
METROPOLITAN BAZAAR,
iyn tfnS,n 1919 SH ST., near Pa. ace.
7. IDw. CLARK, 7. b. CROBs, JB
Evening star., 1877-08-16

~ ID. McTABLAH, Dsnna,
~ I34O NEW YORK AVENUE.
Nd Hev Jersey avenue, - erroneonsly printed In
Doyd's Directory for 1877. jsn6 ly
n SAMUEL g. YOUNG,
~ EOTARY PUBLIC,
octI1-d OFFIcE-STAR BUILDING.
Evening star., 1877-08-16

ALEXANDRIA, August l6.-Tue creek
volunteer movement is. Increasing. A fur
ther detachment OF l2O started yesterday for
Greece. The authorities have detained 20
volunteers intending To leave on the ground
OF their being subjects OF the Porte.
Evening star., 1877-08-16
Telegrams to The Star,
BATTLE OF BENNINGTON,

New Poem by Bryant.
Evening star., 1877-08-16
EASTERN ARMY MOVEMENTS.
no Advance OF the Ru..tsus ou OIt

LONDON, August l6.-Au ErLerOum dis
patch 10 the ItweS says. The reports that The
Russ,ans are advancing iTom Ardahau on
Olti are unfounded. There are only six ba;-
talions, two batteries, aud one regiment OF
cavalry at Ardahsn. -Four battalions de-
af Zai
Evening star., 1877-08-16
The Procession

The procession started at about half pas
nine, the programme being adhered To wit
few exceptions. The crowd is variously esti
mated al from 10000 10 IS eco people, the for
mer figure probably approximating NOR
nearly 10 the truth. once wedged in il wa
impossible TO pass up or down. There wa
nothing for il but TO be borne along by tn
struggling mass OF humanity. Fol 10 win
the procession i'm the line OF march cheer
Were long and loud
Evening star., 1877-08-16
EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON News and Gossip,

CONVENIENT RECEIPTS To-DAY-Inter-
nal revenue, s3Se COS 81; customs, s266, ,sIi23.
SECRETARY OF WAR MCCRARY will re-
turn TO Wash ngton Saturday.
Evening star., 1877-08-16

There was slight delay on Main street, o
which several persons ava lied themselves [,
rush up TO the Presidents carria ge a 1d sha 4,
hands. One of these, "A prominent local poll
Lician, remarked IL like you personally. Mr.
Pres ideut, but damn your policy" To whici
be good hunore1ly replied: Come now, nC
politics to-day" There was a profuS dis
the Route.
During the exercises the following wa
read:
Evening star., 1877-08-16

President Hayes acknOwledg ged the tri butte
OF applause by slight inclination of the hea,
and did not appear TO encourage exuberen
manifestations by frequent aud conspicaou
bowling. The crowd was the thickest at tn
grand arch, where the cheers were fairl
deafening, and a number OF boquets weT
thrown into the Presidential carriage.
Evening star., 1877-08-16

DAILY REPORT BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING August IS 1877:
United States notes, s6O,0 ,0O0 To the Comp
troller of the National currency
notes, $40 600. Secretary OF the Treasury,
per cent consols. $500 OOO miscellaneous,
s14,ls5 Total, SII4 ,lS5. Balance on hand
at close OF days work, $500, III ,11O.
Evening star., 1877-08-16

THE SEIZURE OF THE STEAMER DEN
M RK FOR SILK SMUGGLISo.-TheT Treas
MY department has declined to interfere in
the matter OF The seizure of the steamer Den
mark. "A telegram has been received from
u. s. District Attorney WOOdford, stating
that libel is being prepared and will shortly
be filed. Mr.. John ChetwoOd has been here
for several days seeking TO have the steamer
relea sed from seizure. The U. 8. district at
torney say S that with the present rate of duty
on silk the temptation is SO great that he
thinks II impossible To prevent smuggling
excepting by compelling owners and officers
Of vessels TO watch their subOrdinates, and
prevent si1tS from being brought on board
In a fraudulent man e;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-12
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.
Ia cAMARA.
Habana, directo

al regresar el vapor de la Habana tocaga en-
Puerto Plata.
eQuivalente en- moneda corriente.
Sc eXpenden billetes de ret0fno para tres meSes,
rebala de Is p9s, bueno por aflo para los
yaes trasatlantieos, seis meses para las Anllas.
Sc hacc rebaJa de un SeXo en- los tipoS estabee-
dos favor de las famiIaS pero solo en- los casos
dad por toda la amia, fue re igua al mporte total
del paSaje de cuatro pasaleros adultos do Camara.
FL tcrnino familia, solo comprende los padres SIs
hijos gns criados, la rebaja no hard las per-
sonas que tOnten biletes de retorno pasaeros
que tomen betes los prectos mas eajos para des-
Les niiios nlenos de amos. uno at6tls de asla
cuarfa paTte, de 12 la mitad
Los pasa5eros para Francia cualquier parte de
Europa pueden Qaelar Is dias en- Inglaterra 81 asi
gustav vice versa los para lngIaterra pueden que
dar er Erancia, Los pasajer6s por estos vapores
tandran 81 psiVilegio de yiajar en- 81 cio de hero
entire Cherbonrg. Parie Plymouth L6ndres, una
rebaia de 10 p1 los embafcadGs este puerto.
Esta prohibide q los pasAietug embarcando en-
este puerto tomar btetes sino en- casi dc les Agen-
ties en- San Juan Puerto Rico, Sres. Latimer G3 ell
pasaje tornado q bord0 pagara 10 psS de reearge.
den obtenerse pasaJes por los vapOTes do eeta Com
pafifa para los sigulenteS puntos: Antigua Earba-
dns Belize, Cartagcna, Colon. Curazao DemeraFa
Dominica, Granada. Grey Town, Jacmel, jamaica
Sayana, Saint Kits, Santa Lucia. San Vicente To-
bago isla de Trinidad.
Sc eXigen ah0ra pTecloS modicos para los traspof-
tes dc tabaco cafe & Europa.
Para poTmenoces sobre pasajeS, heteS demas q =
rigirse d la Agencia de Ia CompafIfa,
In Compafla asegura toda elase de yalores Que
en- elective, meales precios0s 10yas Sc embarqieI
en- los vapores de Ia Inca destino Europa Eau
Thomas HabRna, 8 cuaiuuier Otro puAto de su ri S
AgentGs, L6ttmer q Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-12
La PEQUEIA ANT'ILLA
FABRICA DE Aqua CARBONICA
LIMONADAS GASEOSAS.
7. SAN JOSE 7.

Aleptado por la creciente protection dc
este cnlto veoindario, ell dnefio dc este va
acreditado establecimiento, ha completado
su fabrica con todos los aparatos, botellas,
q, que Sc usan en- los paises en- donde esta
industria esta d la mayor altura. Ell agra
dable sabor de estas innocuas bebidas y sus
aqm bien conocidos.
Las personals que gusten abonarse por me-
ses, 8 comprar barriles botelas pueden
estar en- la seguridad de que Sc les servira a
precios en- extremes modico. Los que ia
vorezcan con sus pedidos esta fabrica cuen-
ten CON que han de tomar Aqua cARBoN1oA Y
LIMoNApAs sAsEQsAs LlEaITIMAs baratas asea-
uaS. NJ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-12
BANGS DE COAMO.

Conocidos son en- toda la isla aun fuera de
ella los sorprendentes resultados obtenidos con
ell uso de estas aguas minerales para la cnra-
cion de la mayor parte de las Intermediates
Los duehos del estiblecimiento con el fin de
facilitar ell coHocimiento de sus propiedades
tanto a los Medicos para la mejor
aplicacion, como a los enfermos que deseen
hacer uso de dichas aguas, remitran gratis un
ejemplar de la Mcmoria escrita por ell DIR. d.
Juan Usera y Alarcon, todo ell que nos enve
su direction y un sello de 25 c6ntimos de pese-
to para ell franqueo.
JUNO de i61a.--.Joss J. Usera.
hta. "a Alb 1873
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-12
FUNDICIOA COLON
DE
RAMON PORTII4LA.


UNA MAQUlNA de vapor con su caldera
dc fuerza de 4 caballos ingieses, teniendo
la facildad de conduciria & cnalquier punto
por estar coiocada sobre ruedaa
UNA MAQUINA BOMBA de vapor de
fuerza de 8 4 caballos ingleses prara incen
dos colocada en- un carruaje.
UN CUINCHE para cargar y descargar.
Pitos de vapor de varias classes
MANOMETROS de alta y baja preston.
Empaquetadura de patente de varios grue-
Rubricadoras para sebo y aeeiteras para
cilindros
Escobillones de acero para limpiar tubos de
calderas.
naves globo de hero y bronco de varias
classes formas.
Grifos Iaves valvulas de bronco de diferen-
tes tamanos. M
Mandrines para ennandrilar tubos de cal
dera- - a
Ejes de mazas de trariche de yarios gruesos.
Medidores de aqua
COrreaS.
Alcuzas para aceite.
Tuberia. .s5.sy.ssss
Tuberia de hierre dulce Y colado.
Bombas de dobley seneillo efecto para manO.
Plancha de hero desde pulgada 81 de
grueso.
Coma en- plancha.
Parrillas para H0rnallas v alambiques
Y por 1ltimo un surtido general de hero en-
planchuela, cuadradillo y eavilla, asf como tam
bien otros varios articulos y son los siguien-
tes Tuercas volanderas, Remaches de cal
dera, Codos, T T, Uniones Aceros. Martillos
de acero fundido y marToles, Rnedas de car
reta, una cureha virgen para trapiche de va
por nueva y sin acepillar, Un surtido general
de papel de Lila desmeril, IN motion patente
para izar gran peso, con su correspondence
cadena, Limas de varias classes, Planchas de
Mangos de arados, Estopa para maquinas,
Campanas para iglesias y haciendas, una cule-
bra de estaho para alambique, motones de
bronco. &s0&.
h. IL m. 49, Puerto-Rico, MARIO de 1877.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-12
BARNERINA.
NO MAS D0L0R DE MUELAS.

DARA guitar ell dolor de muelas Sc aplca LA
EARNERlNA, poniendo la picadura una
motita de a}sodon empapada en- el liauido. No des-
apareciendo Il door ell acto. seguira la apca-
cion por dos 8 mas yeees.
Para pres 9rvarse de picaduras otras enfermeda-
des en- la boca. SO pondran dos 6 mas gotas en- me-
dio vase de agua, hasta que esta tome un color de
por la manana aespues de comda. hacienda uso
del cepillo; pudiendose tambien usaI polvos de
es arolndtica de sabor agradable.
Si habiendo dasaparecido ell dolor de muelas Sc
sigue aplicando ell algodon segun esta indicado 10
menos dos Teces por semana, la pcadura no sigue
puede In muela orifcarse sin sufrimiento.
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