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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-18
PrecayerSe de las viIeS
FALSlFICACIONES EN- NUEVA-YORK
DE las PIidOras el UnguentO
DE HOLLOWAY.

yes imltaqoMrs ron;rahechas de Las Pildoras
el Ungucnto dc Holloway ~ Sc ihbrican vendon
baln eI nonbre de ..anees. Holloway {. :, pur
J. r Henry, Cur - ~ ran G. !" Droguie-
Ia DE Nueva- lrrk. ~ y a con una supucela
maf"a dc pnt"ntc 81 HzFrHs "a aSl: Mercadcrcs sin
cscrupulpS las Oh sE~1S1 III tienen prccios mui
lnnmos, Dc IL de- ~ EeE nomnada casa. Es-
IS composlcinurs d. ~ de n!ni.un valor
"xpenden II publ Ss'SO como mis- sgiti-
mas Plldoras UnsHcnto.
Apelo. pues. muy cncarecdanente i los amigos
los deinas en- las kepnhcas Hspano- !, me ericanns
Il cuyas mapos Csta lIcgare, mas especiamentc
las madrcS de fnnilia otras senOraE. para qua Sc
sirvan prcstarme su auXilio. cunnto pucdan, on
dcnunciar este descarado fraudc frayuado en- Nue.
va ork, precaNlcndo a sus amigos, fin de que no
sc les ensane comprar estqs compucstos dcspreca-
bles titulados Pild0IAs Unguento de Holloway 3"
que lieyen aIl.unos Fotuio de NrevaY ork On clos
Antes dc comprar, cNamineSr con mucha cautela
la direction de 533 Oxford Street London nucS 81 no
estd. entnces trata de perpetrar dcscarado en-
ganO.
Gaia Bote Gaia dc las Melicinas Legltmas lle-
el ltRbfe del LobjrrHO Briidtjcn. con las palabras
Pildoras Cnguento de Holloway London Eralla-
dIcs eli el. I'm 81 rGuo cstl In dire, ion 53 Oxford
Street, London on donie unitamentc Sc fabrican.
Ia-Se invita- Ii las personals que sean dcfraudadas
por !hs vend"dores que eNpcndcu Las Pldoraa o.,
Cnguento de Holloway falsi,g los. para que Sc SIR
van coInunlcarme los pormenoTes. { inmcaiatamen-
te hare formaar processes lcgaltA contra los Ofen-
sores, recnmprnSart, liberaimrnte a los DpatorcS
por el trabalo que 80 tlmen compr% mctiGndomc Il
que no haya tfa1ccnlrnria de SuS nombreS Firma-
do. TOMAS HOLLOWAY. - L6ndres. Marzo Is a..
1870.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-18
Aguadilla, 10 de abril de 1877.

Aguadilla, 10 de abril de 1877.
SR. d. JOSE PEREZ MoRtS
Puerto Rico.
Muy ST. mio amigo: Con iccha % dc fe-
brero del ailo actual quedo sin ningnn valor ell
poder que tenia conierido ID. Jose Bravo,
siendoshoy mi llnico apoderado d. Roduto del
Vale, con esta techa cambio mi flma que
scra la cue va estampada en- la prcsente carta,
Sin mas queda de VI su ati'mo. y ). s
@ b. s NJ, Felipe de Diego. Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-18

FL cue snscribe ,oone en- conocimiento>gene-
raj on sn carictrr ID reprcsentante de dh<ha
en- virtue de las facultalcs de
que csti revcstido que (l''eSde tsta lccna ha
nombrado los Srcs. p. N.'arioFei y g.,
ducnoS del estabccimiento IA t'EDUSrR'A, sHo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-18
"a " q SaD.

En- cl establecimiento de d, Sebastian Mi
rarpeiX cae de la intanta Llisa, nun. q Sc
encucntra de venta Ia legitima ccrveza negro
de la marca Me Eurans EXtrast0ut al por
mayor al por mcnor. Puerto Rico enero u
de l877.--SebdSfian M,ulpeir, 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-18
ATENCi0N.

Por tcncr que arsrntarse su ducno, So VEN
de In pulperia sta en- In caiIc dc In Fortalpza
nim. II; cl que Ia intcrcsc pucdc drigrsc :: al
mislna. IieHtc Ribaitiga 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-18

La casa Rlmero 10 dc In calIc de Ia Cruz
que esta muy 1pr6Xima Il In Plaza, cuyos baos,
por ser bastanfEe> csplcioSos, son i prop0sito
para tcnda . aliNaccn. Para tratar dc su
ajuStC, San Jose g. principal l-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-18
Cigarrillos d Is cajetillas por peso.

Cigarrlos 25 cajetillas por peso.
NOTA - A los que hagan pedidos direetamente por
por Glen pesos mas de las vitolas lie $40
para arriba siempre que e peddo fuese
de una soa. Sc les rebaiara el 8 p%S; pero 81
fuere de diferentes bitoas, sera del 10 pss la
rebaja
0TRA Sc neeesiian cinco tabaqueros para trabaiar
L6ndres; los que deseen ingresar pueden
dirigirse esta fdbrica. Hta. u Abril
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-18
BOLETIN AERCANTIL DE PUERTO-RICO.
pREcIos DE ANuNcIos.

De una seis lineas dc impression, publieandose
hasta tres veces 80 cts 8 idem eada renGion que
exceda de los sei. = Los prcios seran dobles cutndo
los anuncos hayan de publicarse cnraceres grae-
sos. en- I. 8 numeros en- tpOS como los de estas
lineas. - POr an0s admiten Hnunc!os a
precios convencionaes Los communicates Sc co
brarin q centavos la linea impresa. - Anuncios )
comunicados abonaran adelantados
A los suscritores qne al presentar annncios Co
municRdos para ilsercion eNhtbln cl recibo de
estar al eorriente en- 81 pago. 50 les har una rebaJa
de - p.es
pREnIOS DE SIESnRIpClNN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-18
UnguentO Holloway.

Este in nromparahl" Balsamo sana los MALES DE-
PIERNAS DE PECHO. las Lila ,as antis,uas y am
las ulcoras cuy9 orieen no convene mcneonar en
al annncio pnhlico. Para t9taS las ERU P(iDN III
cuttEcas no hay renaedio igual al UNGUENTO H0-
LION :AA. nj cue mlnrtS deber la saivacion tantu
de sus brtUoa rirrnaS como de sus cNstcncias
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-18
Premio del seguro.

Estos premiOs que Sc iijan ticaen varla"iones,
segun las epocas circunStanaas dc la nave. y eor
las escalas que haSan cada puerto anes dc In
ribada Su destino. etuindose de eSta condcion
IA los vapores con ruta ya or2anZada.
El dos pornad que segun POLKA Gratihea por 81
importo asegurado. no Sc comprondera tn los pre-
mics qGs no llogaen al tnO p0r cirhto.
FL derecho de POLKA son riteuef.td centavns por
caIia mil pesos excedefa de- DDS pesos eincueItd
eelar0s. cuando paSe dc cicO nal al impurte ascgu-
rado. Las .luc 81 cxtiendan para el cabot.je son
reinte ciaco ceatdr0s pnr mil. tamp~cO excedera
lie dos pesos cinceatd centavos, por In mayor mpor-
taneia gUrada.
Es de euenta del insercsado que asegura comuni-
al Gerente de Ia Compania. F" ante5 de rendir
thomas reciba In earga para Europa del costanero de
la : MRla Real lnglesa para que pueda agurar en-
81 EsTADo que reRte d los agentes de averias y
hayR asi mismo eonStancia as P6lizas lihros de
esta o1cina sin cuyo requisite tendra fuerza le-
gal el SECURE.
s3rHoras de ofeina de g i 10 de Ia manana de
II & de la tarde~RA
Oaile de Tetuan. n6mero IS. h. 20 Julio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-18

Esta maquiaa cs In mas per9rcta que Sc CO.
noce. Su mecanismo cs scnciSimo Y no pUc-
de descomponcrsc.
Su puntada pcriccta, c0sc con ccleridad, y
sn moyialiento cs mas suaye cue cl de todas las
haSta cl dia. NO TIENE RINAh.
Para que reuua todas las yentaias poSihleS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-18
NUEVO GAS.
Luz RHgEEALANTE.

Especial para el uso de las familias ;iinico
sin riesgo de iniiamacion, Sc vende un
preeio modico por latas de cinco galones
en- ei almaeen del TELEGRAPH, San Justo u.
LLoMPAHT, melon n, comp. 10 IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-18
PlldOraS Holloway.

Las VirtGdcs dc osta admirable nietrina son ca
pccI2mente eti:are~ para cSpG!sar de El SANGRE
toda im?uro@. En- ins cs,sos dc debdad, ella es in
comparable, ii paso aue "ura radicamente las IN
DiGESrIoNES los das,rdnnes generates del Higa-
d., del Est6maso de los iNTESTINOS. eslablo-
ciendose como por cncantO I'll Vigor In salud nOr-
males. Dchas pll,loras renucvan asi tismo las do
lcnciaS iue snelnn aGigir ii las MUJERES al lcgar
esta 4 In cdal critica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-18

Aunque inferior :. La NACiONAI, la tcnemos
en- nueStrO dep0atO, con nesas Y muebles lie
caoba, nOgal etc, perfectamente pumcntadas
Para estas maQuinas tenemos toda clasc de
accessories para altOrzar, borClar riZar, repul-
gar, ETC., todGs los adminculos necesarios.
como destolnilladOres, aceite, aceiteras, pleas
Sueltas, cOrreas, agujas etc, etc.
Hilos sedas cspeciales, calidad superior,
blanco, negro Y de colores.
Sc garantizan nuestras maqlinas.
Sc c0mponcn las usadas.
A los compradores de nuestras miquinas Sc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-18
VENTAS.
AVISO.

Sc yende una casa terTcfa Ell la cale dc San
Sebastian Ell que la interese puede dirigirse
a Don Jose Orcasitas, que Informant 20
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-18
AVHSO AL BLECO.

Las merrancias del Barato que cxisti6 eli
''La Falna de Puerto Rico" han sido traslada-
das al nGmero 33, Plaza Principal, donde Sc
Scguiran eXpcndiendo del mismo modo : a1n
con mayores ventajns, hasta conclusion
Las personas deudoras dicho establecimien-
to Sc seryilin pasar al nuevo stio saldar sus
cuentas - Jose !, POu. 6-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-18
LA INDUSTRIAL.
QS Sam HTn.sann q. s.a.aD -aSM
r. MARTORELL x Co.

classes, plnmas-tornilos, para-hum0s Y toda ella
Sc de pleas pprtcnccientcs al ramo
BOmbas para aqua arreglo y colocacion dc
las misInas.
Sc doran, bruhen, oNdan pintan toda casc
de lamparas.
Sc admiten abonos mensunlcs para limpiczas
de cahcria Y aparatos.
Sc alquilan lamparas para bales i precos
convenconacs
Sc cambian lanparas.
Sc ilunnan tachadas al gusto mas ca
piichoso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-18
EM2RESlS.
LLOYD dc Puerto Rico.
SOCIEDAD DE SEGUROS
CONTRA RIESGOS DE MAR.
Aprobada por el Superior Gebierno.

Verjad clayidal Sc encsntrardn todos los ae-
tns de esta it'll asociacon.
Ell qua desee entrar en- las aperacioncs de su inst-
tuto puede acercarse i las oilcinaS donde adquirra
todos los datos que eStiIne neceSaros les serdn
suminietrados sin rodeo3.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-18

Espaciosos talcrcs dc lampistcria. latcria V
herrera, alnacen de limparas de criStal, meta!
hierro.
Instaacioncs dc tubcra lie pomo hiciro
para GAS fluido Y aqua (vGaSc Ia tarl:l que csta
eXpuesta EN- cl cita,lo cstablecimento).
Gran varlcdad de lamparas de sobrc- mesa
para gas p0rtatil; liras con pantalla de crisnl
names y lranceses: lamparas de cscritorio para
gas iluido, gobos de cristal, contra pesos, la
grimas, llavcs, porta- -globoS, mccheroS amer-
canos, flaEcescs y circularcs, mcclas de todas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-18
Nueva Inaquina de ''SMger" de famiIia.

Hay talnbien para sastreS zapatcros.
Dep0sitO-San Justo l2-Almaccn dc FL Tpl6-
gruf0. trentc il LA Mallorquina.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-28
THE POLICY.

The Newark On. J. y Advertiser, one of the
staunchest Republican papers in the country
comments as follows upon the result of the
Presidents policy in the South: The Repub-
lican party of the South, which gave 10000
votes for Rutherford B. Hayes only year
ago, has no longer an existence 1t is mute
and silent as the grave. For long bloody
years it had bravely withstood midnight muir
der and MONDAY massacre. Ostracised soci-
ally, subjected to every keen Encouragement,
it braved the storm and maintained its organ
ization until Mr.. Stanley Mathews discovered
that cause worth fighting for was inconven-
lent to the bystanders. Now we ask what has
been gained to the country, to its military
prestige, to its financial honor, to its reputa-
ton for wise and sincere purpose to pay its
debts, to anything that rebounds to the Ma
tional credit. The surrender in Louisiana and
South Carolina has resulted only in a solid
South, and the assaults upon the army, on
the resumption of specie payments and upon
the value of the Government promises to pay,
find their surest buttress of vantage in the
first grand surrender engineered by Stanley
Matthews.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-28
DEMOCRATS CARRY THE SENATE.

After an all night session which was con-
tinued until 4 o'clock in the afternoon with
out interruption, the Senate of the United
States yesterday passed Humans resolution.
The telegraph informs us as follows:
Washington, Nov pa p. MN the
Senate the amendment of Mitchell, making a
special order for tomorrow at half-past IL of
the resolution of Senator Thurman discharg-
ing the Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tions from the consideration of the creden-
tials of Mr. M. G. Butler was rejected, yeas
%, nays %, and Humans resolution was
agreed to, yeas 90, nays e. Immediately
upon the announcement of the vote dis
charging the committee Edmunds objected
to the present consideration of the creden-
tials of Butler, and under the rule they were
laid over.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-28
! ROW IN THE FAMILY = HOW
SCHURZ WAS SNUBBED.

The Saints are quarreling among them
selves Rutherford the Good has fallen out
with Carl the Ambitious. The Washington
correspondent of the Cincinnati Enquirer tells
the story of this disheartening quarrel as fol-
lows: The reappointment of Filley as Post
master of st. Louis, has great deal more
significance in it than more than few Mis-
souri, men are aware of. 1t is practically the
defeat of Carl Schurz's plan to make himself
United States Senator from Missouri in 1881.
In May last, Schurz made out list of Fed
eral officers in the State of Missouri, in which
he intended changes should be made, he to
control the new appointments. Then he was
so sanguine of carrying the Administration on
his back, that he expected to make these
changes before the LIST of July. His pets and
tools whom he intended to put in these Offices
had been on here and received Mephistoph-
clean wink that all was well. Since that time
he has led people to think that he was to con-
troll the Offices in Missouri, until now he re-
ceives more letters regarding post Offices and
appointments connected with other depart
ments than the heads of those departments.
All these applications he turns over to the
proper head, with the request to hear from
him before taking action. This has been
going on until the other Secretaries are get
ting tired of his Interference. This feeling
eliminated in the action in Filley's case. He
was endeavoring to GUST Filley because the
latter was not in sympathy with the prospec-
tive independent movement to carry the
State. Since June he has been endeavoring
to prevent Filley's reappointment; but while
Morton lived he could make no Roadway.
Tuesday the Cabinet met, and the case came
up. the discussion was nearest to wrangle
of any yet held in Hayes's Cabinet. That
night Hayes could not decide. He knew that
Schurz had given an implied consent to
Filleys splendid management of the canvass
which elected Overstolz, his (Schurz's friend,
Mayor of st. Louis, and that now Schurz
wanted Filley removed because he said he was
not a wire worker. Vice President Wheeler
went to see the President at 80 that night |
and next morning Hayes decided to snub |
Schurz Since then the latter has been so |
cast down that his best friends have avoided |
lis company. Key, he knows, will not bow
% his request to always consult him before
Icting on Missouri postmasters, and withal he
s in bad place. Schurz's plan was to run
)verstolz for Governor, getting for him the
anne kind of an Endorsement he had in st.
4ouis-that is, from Republicans and Dem
crats-against the out-and-out ticket of each
'arty. Overstolz was to carry in an indepen-
ent legislature, which was to elect Schurz.
)verstolz was on here not long ago, when the
ins were all set up. Now, however, the
rst step has gone wrong, and the changes in
he District Attorneyship at St. Louis, the
ost office at st. Joe, and the Collectorship
t Kansas City will be reconsidered.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-28

SMALL DEL1NoUENcY.-They pay their taxes
with promptitude in Humboldt. Says the
Silver State: The delinquent tax roll has been
completed by the County Treasurer, and it
shows as follows: Delinquency on real and
personal property, s., 331 Oh; delinquency on
poll taxes S168 co. Total, S2,499 OF.
This is much less than usual, and shows that
Notwithstanding the dull times, people made
out to pay their taxes before they became de-
linquent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-28

The Reno Gazette has discovered that the
farmers of Alden, Goose Lake and Alturas
want to make Reno their market "They rec
ognize the fact" says that paper, ''that this is
the best market, both for supply and sale. At
present, however they are forced to freight
to Red Bluff at tariff of three and half
cents per pound, whereas, freight is hauled
by another route to point within twenty-five
miles from them, at cost of one and a half
cents The farmers hence desire to make a
direct road from Doris Bridge to Susanville.
The road would cost but little, and would
bring considerable trade to Reno.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-28

CHARLEY VAN GoRDER. The Reno Gazette
of Monday evening says: From Mr. Cham
berlain, who has been staying with Charley
Van Gorder, at Sacramento, during his illness,
we learn that the patient is much better dur
ing the last few days. Van Gorder is still
very sick man, but hopes are now entertained
for speedy change in his favor.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-28

A PRUDENT HUSBAND husband who
preferred to bear the ills he had than to rush
to others he knew not of the Reveille chroni
Giles as follows: A gentleman who arrived in
town last evening from Smoky valley reports
that over in Kingston, in the vicinity of Birch
creek, near Yankee Blade, he came to cabin
by the roadside from which came forth pierre
ing screams and heart-rending cries. Enter
ing the door, he saw woman holding man
down on the floor by the hair of his head, and
pounding his skull with churn-dasher and
repeating to him: eff you dare to raise
finger to me you'll be the first man tied up to
that post up at Austin for the fellows that
lick their wives" The postrate husband, no
doubt with the fear of the wife whippers' post
in his mind, never ''raised a finger" but, to
quote the language of the traveller, he "howled
like blue blazes."
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-28

The financial affairs of Lincoln county are
not in first rate plight. The Phoebe Record
of Saturday says: The tax assessment roll of
Lincoln county for 1877 was s33, 342 OF, of
which amount s24,Ol139 was paid to the
County Treasurer, leaving delinquent ST.,
$50 SO.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-28

BEEF SHIPMENT. Silver State of Mon
day notes an important beef shipment as fol-
lows: Two car loads of dressed beef, aggre-
eating over 10000 pounds was shipped from
the refrigerator slaughter yard to Chicago
last night. The beef is expected to reach its
destination in much better condition that if
shipped alive.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-28
THE FIRST GRAND BALL OF THE SEASON
WILL BE GIVEN BY THE
CARSON TURN -vEREIN
THANKSGIVING EVENING, THURSDAY.
NOVEMBER Goth, 1877,

VALUABLE SILVER WARE and other
articles will be given away presents to the Ladies
attending the Ball. The dancegong public is hereby
daily invited TICKETS, admitting one gentleman and
ladies' have been reduced to 81 and each ticket entities
the lady chance for the presents The best of Music
has been secured and excellent Supper will be spread
for extra charge of SO cents per person The Commit
tee will spare pains to have the hall free from dust and
secure to the attendants pleasant evening.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
GEORGE W. KrTzxEYER Secretary. nv2Std
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-28
CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY TOYS.
LNANCY GOODS. BERLIN WOODS, YARNS
IL PATTERNS, ETC.
r. FRED. BROOKS,

Bookseller Stationer and General Newspaper Agent and
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Books Stationery Sheet Music Watches Jewery Spec
taces, Musical Instruments Toys, Cutlery, Per
fumery, Combs, Brushes, Segars, Tobacco,
Meerschaum Pipes, Etc, Etc
Just received invoice OF Guns, Pistols, and Anlmu
milton, of every description.
Daily and Weekly Enterprise, Virginia Chronicle, Cafor
MIA Newspapers and Eastern Periodicals. Magazines, ETC.
sent promptly to any part of the Coast Eastern States
Europe, at the lowest possible rates
R. FRED BROOKS .......... CARSON CITY NEVADA
nv24 Next door to the Carson Theater.
, 1877-03-03

grew flat he thought OF emigrating or
going to sea, but never carried out that
intention. In 1881 the A~berdeenshire
Militia were called out, and Edward en-
listed in that regiment. lie was then 18,
and, as the corps was only embodied for
four weeks, it might have been thought
that his fayourlte pursuit could not have
brought him into trouble in that short
space of time. On one sunny day. how
ever, while Edward was at drill, a large
brown butterfly fitted past. He had
never seen the like of that butterfly
before, and as quick as thought he was
after it, ever on the eve OF catching it,
till he was caught himself by a stern
grip on the neck. Looking round, he
saw the corporal Of his company aud
four Militianen ready to drag him of to
the guard-hOuse and to the lookup for
INSTRUMENTATION, a crime to which the
regiment was so much addicted that it
was necessary to make examples. Ia
vain he pleaded his love of butterflies
to the corporal he was Just about to be
dragged of when an officer and a party of
ladies came up. When the officer heard
that he ran out Of the ranks after a butter
fly he thought Edward must have been
mad or drunk, or at least a very bad
character, but as the ladies laughed the
officer at last saw the matter ina Iudi-
crous light, and having ascertained that
Edward was in other respects we'll con-
Quoted, dismissed him with a caution that
to chase G butterfly OF drill was q grave
military offence, but as 1t was his first
fault he should be forgiven.
ITO be C0Rti2aed.A
, 1877-03-03
NOTICE

FPS hereby given that the half
6 yearly dividend of TWO
PER CENT. on the paid up
capital of this Institution, de-
clared at a meeting of Proprie-
tors held this day will be pay
able at the Bank to-morro w
and every day after during the
hours of business.
Bank of st. Thomas,
St. Thomas 23rd Febru-
airy 1877.
Ed. S.
N~annDH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-23
ATEXANDRTA VA FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 23 1877
PRoFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR. ROBERTSON, - south EulAw street.
~ Baltimore, Md, from long cxporiencc III
Hospital and Special Practice, will guarantee =
Cure in ., Diseases t! the Urinary organs
Nervous aud Organic Woaknesa, Genera! Dn- -.
bility lmpotoncE, (loss rf sexual ro"of( power .i, nk
indiscretions and abuses A!ao all Female Com
pisints. Diseases recently contracted positively
cured in ) to ~ days Dr. r., endorsed BY the
leading physicians Of Baltimore, guarantees
honorable and scientific treatment to oil placing
themselves in his hands. All consulatlohs
ington every Wednesday aud Saturday, from =
to p. NJ. at his office, 92l ST.. between 9.h
and lO.h. Call or write, enclosing stamp loF
rerly. leD 10y