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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-04-25
The St. Landry Democrat ON
Nominations.

This paper is pledged to the sup
port OF no candidate who is not the
nominee of the party linconvention
assembled. twill supporting man
who is opposed to nominatingcon-
ventions, or who will not cheerfully
submit his name to such iconven-
ton when assembled, and it will
support only such os are nominated.
1t is a source of pleasure to us to
see the first candidate for the COM
ing campaign announce himself
squarely and unequivocally subject
to a nomination ofthe party. We
sincerely hope the Democrats of
the parish will discourage, discoun-
tenance and frown down any snd
all independent candidates for any
office In the coming election, and
will vote for and support only the
nominees of the party. Orr rea-
sons for this course are obvious to
the most superficial observer. 1T
is the only way to restore unity
and harmony to the party. and to
finally and effectually heal the dis
senslons which tore the party
@nnder here in 1876, sent three
Republicanstot the Legislature and
put Q Republican in the office OF
Parish Recorder.
y = X N y
The campaign may now be con-
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-04-25
AT Last.

The positive unqualified ruling Of
Commissioner Adams, at the opening
of the investigation now going on at
the Court House, Of General Sewell's
charges against government agent M.
A. Carter and others, of unlawful, cor
rupt and oppressive practices in con-
nection with the Calcasieu log seizures.
that the commissioners would receive
and investigate the additional charges
preferred by General Sewell at the open
ing of the investigation, removes the
last trace of suspicion from the public
mind that the commissioners would in
vestigate in the interest Of the officials
accused, and makes it certain that they
intend to make an impartial and thor
ough investigation of every alleged IN
lawful, corrupt and oppressive act Of
the government officers here in connec-
ton with the log seizures. We have
been so long and so shamelessly out
ragged in the name of the general gov
eminent, int this public timber business,
that we had surrendered all hope of ever
getting fair hearing of our grievances,
except, perhaps, from congressional
committee of investigation. In all sin
cerity, we return thanks to Secretary
Schurz for sending us at last commits
sion which is determined to sift the
truth from tine mass of falsehood which
has 50 long enyeloped these Calcasieu
log seizures, and to
"Hew to the line, let the chips fall
where they will"
Ifthe commission had decided to re-
strict its investigation to the charges
preferred at Washington, they would
have barely skinned the surface of the
mass of Official dishonesty, corruption
and oppression, which has been steadily
liling up in Calcasieu for nearly twelve
months past. Those charges were in
tended only as a key to unlock the door
OF investigation. The commissioners,
and Secretary Schurz himself, evidently
so regarded them, and in justice to our
people, to the public sentiment of the
country, and to the department of the
Interior. Secretary Schnrz has sent a
commission here which is not disposed
nor expected to whitewash government
officials on the one hand, nor to Justify
depredations on the public lands Oh
the other.
We have heard it rumo.ed that Com
missioner Adams was one of the mosi
Trusted and reliable agents of the onl,
honest Secretary of the Treasury during
the Grant regiaae-Hon. b. lei. Bris
tow--and that he went ont with Bris.
tow, or soon afterwards, Just because
he was honest and reliable. Ifhemain
tains his ruling of last Tuesday morn
ing and any other ruling would have
stifed fair investigation he will make
a reputation in this Calcaaieu log bnsi
ness which viii commend him to ever,
honest man in the country.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-04-25
Latest News of tine Calcasieu
Log War.


1 DEMONSTRATION at Lake Charles,
ordered by Secretary Schlrz, OF
charges preferred by Gen. Leonard
sewell against government officials
connected with the Calcasieu log
seizures, has invested those seizures
with new interest, here and abroad.
Special agent M. A. Carter, accom-
panied by A. G. Lewis, ESQ.,, an
attorney at law from New Orleans,
arrived here last Sunday evening,
and next morning voluntarily sur
rendered himself to our sheriff, and
Immediately gave bond in the SUM
of five hundred dollars, for his ap-
pearance before our District Court,
to answer to an Indictment for tres
pass, found against him at the late
April term of said Court. The same
day, at 2 p. M, the revenue cutter
Dix, Lieut.. Tozier, commander, an
ch0red at our wharf, having on
board special agent Capt. G. G.
Adams, of the Interior Department,
and special agent NJ. FL. Hale, OF
the Treasury Department.
These two gentlemen are here TN !
der orders from Secretary SchrlrZ,
to investigate the charges preferred
by Gen. Sewell, referred to above.
Capt. Adams is a fine looking man,
with regular and rather handsome
features, and clear dark eyes, which
look as though they were at once
willing and able to look through
this whole wretehed log business,
and to see that fair and impartial
investigation Of the charges pre-
ferred is made and reported. His
quiet and dignified demeanor has
very favorably impressed all who
have met him.
Lieut.. Tozier, though a young
man, has a record which might well
be envied by any veteran i'll the
navy. Though commander Of the
Dix for but a short time, he has al
ready given that vessel and himself
an honored reputation in this coun-
try and i'll Europe, by rescuing from
otherwise certain destruction sew
eral American and foreign vessels
i'll peril of sliipwrecl1, thereby saw
ing many human lives, and much
valuable property, Foroneof these
instances of his devotion to others
in distress, he has recently been
presented with a gold medal by the
President of France.
Deputy Marshal JAS. j. Gainey,
whose connection with the recent
log, lumber, shingle, steamboat,
and other government seizures i'll
Louisianaand Mississippi, has given
him a notoriety of which he seems
especially proud, arrived on the
Dix, and on landing was arrested
by the sheriff under an indictment
found against him by our Grand
Jury nearly year ago, for an as
sauit with dangerous weapon Oh
VIM. Horne, captain of the tug
boat Alert. He, too, gave bond,
and was released from custody.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-04-25

We acknowledge, with thanks,
the courtesy of a visit from Lieut..
Tozier, commander of the revenue
cutter Dix, and Messrs Adams and
Hale, commissioners investigating
the cro0kedness of the Calcasieu
log seizures.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-04-25
T'aae BeecH1er Scandal Revival
Mrs. Tilt0n G0mfesses.

New York, April 15.-To-mor.
row mornings papers will publish
q letter from Mrs. Elizabeth p
Tilton to anintimatefrien maxine
unreserved confession of her adm
terry with Rev. I'll. w. Beecher.
MIR. Ira B., Wheeler:
NV Dear Sir-A few weeks since
after long months of mental an.
guish, I told, as you know, a few
| friends whom / had bitterly de.
oeived, that the charge broughtbg
my husband of adultery between
myself and the Rev. EEL. w. Beecher
was true, and that the lie I had
lived so well the last four years
had become intolerable to me
That statement / now solemnly
reafirm, and leave the truth with
God, TO whom also I commit nv.
self, my children, and all who
must suffer. / know full well the
explanation that will be sought by
many for this acknowledgements
desire to return to my husband,
insanity, malice, everything save
the tue and only one; my quick
ened conscience, and the sense Of
what is due to the cause OF truth
and Justice. During all the com,
pEioations of these years, you have
been my confidential friend, and
therefore [ address this letter to
you, authorizing and requesting
you to secure its publication.
ELIZABETH r.. HILTON.
Brooklyn, April ID, 1878.
New York, April l5.--Mr. Beech
er was out of the city Tonight
when Mrs. Tilton S letter was made
public, and his whereabouts was
not known save to a few friends,
The New York Tribunetelegraphed
him copy of the letter ut q late
hour tonight, and received the
following letter III reply, from ALf
Beeeher:
Waverly, N. Y, April led
|itor of New York Tribune: / con
front Mrs. Tiiton's confession with
I'm explicit aud absolute denial.
The testimony to her own Juno
cence and to mine, which for four
years she Ind made to hundreds,
in private aud in public, before the
court in writing and orally, / de
GLAZE to be trne, and the alleg,r
lions now made in contradiction
of her uniform, solemn and uirva-
Isying statements hitherto made 1
utterly deny. 1 declare her to be
Innocent Of The great tranagression.
HENRY WARD BEEoHER
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-04-25
The Franklin Enterprise

The Franklin Enterprise (st.
Mary's) says:
The public schools Of this parrish
have all been open since the LIST Of
March. They are provided with
able, efficientand industriousteaeh-
ers, who labor, not only for the sal
AIRY they receive, but from an hon
est and earnest desire to advance
the cause Of education. The pa
rents Of children are taking more
interest i'll the system of public
education-the schools are filling
up, and withal the educational in
terest in this section is frightening,
and now bids fair to be a success
and blessing to the masses of che
people.
So mote it be.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-04-25

Don't forget the Sunday School
Picnic on Wednesday next, on the
river, below Jones mill. All are
cordially invited.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-04-25
So mote it be.

An Indian, on being asked what
he did for q living, replied, s'Oh,
me preach" Preach said o by
ISLANDER; "what do you get paid for
it?" Sometimes me get shilllns
sometimes two shillin'." "And isn't
that mighty poor pay?" sfOh, yes,
but it's mighty poor preachin.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-04-25

A telegram received at the Custom.
House yesterday was to the effect thap
Senator Eustis bill, appropriating S75,,
900 for the re-estab lishment of the minS
here, had passed the Senate. M q
Democrat.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-04-25

HSlain" is requested to favor us
with a personal interview. 1t Is
necessary.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-04-25

Never marry q girl who can be
caught four times q day by setting
a steel trap on street corner.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-04-25

Teachers will apply, as usual, through
the District Directors,
j, w. BRYAN, President.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-04-25

The Log WaF-Mr. Adams MaAst
Proceed to Business or "a HoMse
Committee W12R Take Charge
OF the Matter.
Washington, April 12.-Repre-
sentative Ackien, Of Louisiana, at
whose instance special commits
sioner named Adams was sent by
the Secretary of the Interior to in
vestigate the charges of corrupt
practices on the part of Special
Agent Garter, who has acquired
some notoriety in connection with
the timber depredations in Caica
sieu parish, La, this evening re-
ceived q dispatch from Mr. l..
Sewell, who accompanied Adams,
to the effect that Adams had not
yet arrived in Caloasieu parish,
but is hobnobbing with Garter liz
New Orleans.
Sewell says that this important
investigation is delayed beyond all
reasonable limits, and that the
charges against Garter can be
easily proven. He asserts that
such corruption will be disclosed
as will astonish even Secretary
Schurz.
MIR. 4Aeklen has telegraphed to
New Orleans that unless imme-
diate steps are taken, he will move
a resolution in the House for the
appointment Of a committee of in
vestigation.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-04-25
Agents for the Echo.

OFFICE PARISH SCHOOL BOARD,
LAKE CHARLES, La, April d, 1878.
The following School Districts of this
parish have vacancies which are not sup
,,lied with teachers:
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-04-25
TeaegrapHaic BFeyities.
Affairs am Cascasiess.
Special to the N. 0. Democrat.

special 10 The IN. V. OShioSt"s"
Lake Charles, April 12.-After
Mr.. Secretary Schurz agreed to the
demand made by the Hon. j. IL.
Acklen, that ] should be sent here
to aid in the investigation, and In
consequence OF Mr.. ADAMS having
already left, Mr.. Acklen hurried
rue off to Calcasieu, so as not to
cause unnecessary delay. MIR.
Adams, it is said, is detained at
New Orleans, and this important
investigation delayed beyond rea-
sonable limits.
THE PICATUNE
is in error when it asserts that /
am engaged in wordy recrlmina-
tions with Agent Carter. 1t is not
my method to waste my time In
small talk. i have, in straight
forward and unmistaka5le manner,
namely, by affidavit, accused Agent
Carter of corrupt practices, which
can be easily and promptly proved
when the investigation is faced.
The Hon j. H. Acklen was in
defatigable in making the Secre-
tary understand the necessity Of
prompt action, Mr.. Acklen, aided
by the Congressional delegation,
has obtained from Congress, that
recognition of the rights of the
people of this section Of the coun-
try that they did not obtain from
the Federal courts and Federal Of
ffcials of Louisiana.
Independent Of our own delega-
ton, / was we'll received and aided
with able and earnest advice from
Senator Lamar and the Hon. j.
Hooker, M. c., both of Mississippi.
MIR. Schprz and the people Of
Louisiana will soon learn how
agents, unmatched, may abuse Their
trusts. j.. SBwELL.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-04-25

The campaign may now be con-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-03

Mentado por Ia creciente y decidida
pre- toccion que ell p1blico todo de esta
lsla viene dispensandome desde la ms
talacion de esta industrial en- esta capi-
tai, me obliga no omitir medic alguno
de cuantos est6n mi alcance para per-
feccionar simpifcando 4 Ia vez todos
los preparados. Con tai objeto he ad-
quirido todas las maquinas, aparatos y
utensilios con que contaba La DELIclo-
sA teniendo la seguridad de quo eli pt-
blico sabr& apreciar en- 10 que Sc mere
ce este esfuerzo, y seguira honrando ca
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LA PEQgEiA AN!'!LLA.
Gran Eahrica montada Il 7apog
DE AGUAS
GISNOSG .MEDlWsALN BIZ PLACER.

da vez mas con su confanza esta casa
Para mayor garantia de los facultati-
vos asl como de los enfermos, continua
sicmpre encargado de los preparados
medicinales el professor en- Farmacia de
la Universidad de Madrid d. Geronimo
Robredo, cuyo nombre { inteligencia en-
estos trabajos son ya conocidos en- esta
capital
Para mas pormenores Y precios en-
tenderse con d. Teodoro Taul4 eu Ia
misina Fabrica. - TErUAN q.
Puerto Rico, onero Is de 1878.
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Exeenciones de Ia aobredieha tarifa.

A.-Niffos de Il II amos de edad, pagan Ia mtad
del tipoaue los adultos: nin0s. de amos dc eliad
1soan In euart parte del pSaJe de IN adultO: ni1Os
fie menos de amos, gratis.
n -(,rjadas que OcuDan canar0tes tOman sus
eoidas sean Ell salon Ge las anlis. sea ei L. ca
mara de sus amos pagan dos t,rcefiS parties 9ia
nssaie de primera canHfsa: criau0S Ser&h e0oetGos
en- ia segundu caInart
usO exclusive de una cislsEa, satlstaE uts NectS 81
importe del pasaje
D-P PasaJeroa quo hGgan 81 yiaje & Europa POI
.asos yanores dos Yeccs deatro del t5Fmino de dGee
mesee g,zaru de rah0ia de 70 pa sobre el inn
n0rte ,iel segundo biliete i tomaIio.
F. pasaerOS que t0men bilIet5 de pflmera CANA
ra de ida Y vIeita & Europa viee-yersa goardn de
1Ina rebain de Is 6 Sobre 81 imDorte del pasa]a que
foaue al servieio de la iinea dc HamburSo Bllietes
dreetos nara puertos alende dc Panama. seran eN-
nandidos con las rcb9jps de cnstumbrq que speleI
1oncetier las linets dc coneXl0n. Dor las Gnaes o.
trasp0rte saa etectuad0.
BiIlees de ida vuelta son valederos por u meses
sin que esos. como los denas. puedan transerirsea
Otra persona.
= / IA rebaja de una seyta parte sobfe e tpo es
$ieeifsl que Sc ar fseGer de famiiias. solamer-
f an cs6,s que ei inlp0lte del paStle Isl fuHSe cafa
ia Sin raai para todos los infiVidHos de la famlia
iIapara n1 ffnn0rte del pasaie dc eu2tro adultos
Se e0r4preafle una fAmiiia padres. hlos cflados
no Sc hace rebala persona que tome Dlllete de IDA
vueta.
Para mas pormenores dirigirse en- Aguadilla. Sc
nar,,s Silva, Ferrer Con- MayagGez Sres. Heise
Kr.,s aler a Con- Ponce, SreS. Schroeder Co-En
san Juan de Puerto-Rico
FEDDERsEN WILLINK 4 Go
san Juan DO Puerto Rico agosto de 1877.
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Tarifa para dinero.

lntereolonial baio de s50lo...... ......... z 20
Idem de 5000. ............... "A -
InSlI<errd tfaucia.. Us P'o
Al regresar el yapor de Ia Habana tocaya el,
Puerto Plata
Sc cxpenden billetas Dr. retorno para tres meses
con una rehala de - 10, buena por un tra 10,
ViAes tiiSttiantlcOS SeiS neSG5 para las AnfiIias
dos favor de As lanias; pero SOLO en- los casos
en- que 1t tnD0rto da paSIe. II Sc C2cd tUtGii-
dad pOF toda IN taHliit, fuere gudI al inpOtte teal
del p&SSIe de ciiiltrO ,aSU5oroS adugS IL, Cana. b.
E t5rmino famili9, solo c9mpreda les padres srt.
nilOs cr6d0s In rchaja SO hara las iiar
Sonas que tQneu DiHcteS d. retDra0 1 paSataf1
cue t@men bi!ietea los pEectos as bajos para dies
] do Europe
Los nidos m6nos de anos. uno 8r&,is. 10 3 4 In
cua,ta porte, de y Ia !qit&d.
Los pQsajeroS para FrHncia, 8 cdalQuier paIt8 3e
Europa, pB6den quedar 10 GaS D1 lngiaerra ii uSi
GUSTAV, vice yers@ los para lngla1oFIa pueden que
teadran el privilege Dc yajar e9pino do hie~ro
entire Chorbourg, Paris. Plymouth LGGdtos (. una
reeala de 10 20 los embarc:ados en- este pI6eLo.
ESta proniDido & iga pasGeros, ombarcando en-
este puerto tomar hlllees sine casa dc los Agen-
tcS en- San Juan Puerto -Itico SPes. Latmer IL CO. Ell
piaaala tornado q bordo pagara 10 psS de recarge.
! AdenlB de los pubrt0S mencioRadoS arriba, Due-
den ohtJaefsa passages por los YaporeS de esta Com
naIiia, para los sigpieptes puntos Antigua Barha-
/ daS, Belize. CartagonR, Colon. Cura2ao Demerara
/ Dominica, Granada Grey Town, Jacmel jamaica
ia CARA Martinica Port-au- Prince Puerto Iim0n
Sayanilla, Saint Kits Santa Lucia San Vicente To-
| bago sla de Trinidad.
Sc eXigen ahoFa pre0ios modieos para los traspor-
tes de tabaeo cafe q Europa.
Para pormenOreS Sobre paSajeS Eetss demas di-
rigirse Ia Agence de Ia Compania.
La Companla aSegura toda case de valores que
elective, metales preciosos joyas. Sc ebarquen
Thomas, Hahana. o cualqusr otro 0unto de au ruta
-Agantas L&timsr ~ Go.
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GIGARRILLOS Y TABAGUS
DE LA FABRIoA
LOS RECOMENDABIES
FoRTALEzA, %, PUERTO Rico.

Losque suscriben, duenos de esta
acreditada fabrica, ofreeen los cigar
rillos de su marca elaborados con
excelentes picaduras, que venden d
precios limitados.
Coustautemente tenemos de venta
TN surtido complete de tabacos de
todas vitolas, y picadura de superior
calidad, acondicionado todo al gusto
del consumidor.
Sc LLoMpART Y c..
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EN CANGREJOS.

Sc arrienda SO vpnda la fabrca de Loza de
barro, con dos magmdcos hornos tendales
todo 10 necesario para estabecimientos de esta
clase.
Ademas tiene una hernosa casa habitacion
y tienda con terrcnos, con pallnas de coco y
paste.
La persona que 10 interese nuede verse con
81 que suseribe en- dicha fabrica on esta capt.
tai, en- su casa mercantil
Puerto Rico IA de iebrero de 1878. Mar
ciSo Ribot 7-S
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AVES9p Al ED4JdBaA1dsD.

FL Centre de c0miSones lie Don Felix Iatiia
sehace cargo del cOhro dc hon0s del FeSoro
premados en- los dos 1i.mos sorteos de. Ia ln-
teudencia General de IIacientla, as como del
dc los iitpreses de carpetaS cup9ues que han
de empez4r i ragalSe q da | del mes pr6xi-
mo lie FebrCro. los mteresaius se diriirln Il
Ia cnile de Ia Fogtaleza, nimero Is, baios de
D. Maur,ca Gtetra, donde ENTERTAINMENTS Sc
llAlln el tscrito,io del que suselihc
Puerto Rico, Encro Il de 1873. Felin Pa
didt 6-6
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TaDor Manuela" captain FiBldmd
vIAJE PUER o. Rico Pog Ell SUR DE SASTo DOMINGO
sEGuN Ill sIGUIENTE irISEEARIo.
RETOREO
CoEsIGNATARIos.

NugyrrAs, Sres ID. Z. 5. Dolz Comp.-GIDARA
Sueesores le Silva, Rodriguez Comp.-EARAcoA. Il
AIayo y Comp.-OUBA, Sres 8. L. Ros y Comp.-
SaNro DoMls.ao, Sr. ID. Juan Pou.--MAYAGnEZ Don
min Berpedo-AGuADILLA Sres. Amell. Julia Ca
PuERTo- RICO Sres. Iriarte. Hermano de Caracenu
v Comm --SANTH0MAs, Sres. Lamb Comp.
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Precios de los pasaies.

g rimara. Desde Puerto Rico Europa
= Yice-YerSIl. -..........,., I 81
praa - Desde Puerto Rico a Europa. IS
Europa Puerto-Rieo ...... lo].
Fstos precios son pagaderos en- orc ingl6s anne
& sIa ,.eF
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BANGS DE COAMO.

Comedies son en- toda la sla ann iuerb ie
ella los sorprendcntes resultaitos obtendos ON
el uso de estes aguas minerales para la G, a.
cion de Ia mayor p:irte de las en1ermedades
Los duenoS del estabecimiento con ell fin de
facilitar cl coHotlmento de sus propiedades
mediciHales, tanto los Medicos para la lnelor
apiicacion, como 4 los enfermos que deseen
iaccr uso lie dichas aguas, remitiran gratis un
tjenplar dc Ia Mcuoria escrita por ell Dr. d.
jpan Usera AIarcon, todo ell que nos envie
su direction y un sello de % centimos de pese.
to para el franqueo.
JUNO de l877.-JoS6 j. UseTa.
hta. 24 Alb 1879.
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EN- Ell ALMACEN
DE
DON ALVAR0 VAZQUEZ,
DE PUERTO-RICO,
Sc ENCUENTRA DE vENTA Lo sIGUIETE:


Hero en barras chapas de todas GimeI-
stones.
Hero galvanizado del liso Y acanalado,
cumbreras canales, tornilos clavos para el
mismo zine
Acero fnl dido Y ordinario, tornilios tuer-
cas- de todas dimensiones, limas de todas classes
Cobre en plancha para alambiques y otros
nsos, remaches V cabas barras redondas
Cabillas de hero galvanizado con sus aran-
delas.
Clavos de herro gal7anizado de cobre
para embarcaciones
Eies &c hero y bujes lie todas clases para
earretas Y coches.
Sopandas Y abrazaderas para idem.
Para sacar piedras barras, picos cuhas
mandarias, picos para los camnos y carrete-
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tOdas clases.
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de maqunalia.
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Eicctos para DuQues, depositos de maderas
del pals, q;gueria, &c
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quinaria Y fereteria, columnas, balconajes tu-
berias para Haciendas &c &c. hta. 20 MO-