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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04
Local Breviti@.y

There was sold st pubic suc 100 10 wash
iugton est 'ldsy, for o@Der, large double hcu'
aod GU, bpIdiLgs, &C., lot No. l. IN: square
aaE E'7 sg45 as7''9''e 2e'''y vi .
So st,icI y is the Moffet law enforced 10 this
ely, thuts lromiDeot bar room Keeper, on
selling al cid clock to a customer, yesterday,
turned lht cra k aud registered once tor. TIE
sale. -.... ... - .-.... ...-.. -
A we'll Known bu.chtr and two restaurant
keepers d lde trip 10 "Hel Ho'e' yesterday,
With su all seioe. After fishing all day, they
returned one last night With one black bass,
and considerably the worsef for wear. ~.
TKe otlg case at police headquarters tits
mdr6tpg was that of A bert Gaudols, tramp,
fer bei6p dEutk aud disorderiy, who was hped
and held for payment. .'.%
The Acadeny JournaLsays: The chances 0!
s. Chap maa Neale, Ed, for he congressional
nomination. from the: Sth district: Of Virginia,
are said to be good and improving.
/: "A 10 srriagc license was issued in Washing
ton yesterday to <. 4. King, Of Alexandra,
Va, and Mary 4. Bsunea, OF A1llnetou.7Va'
Alexandria Steel and Iron Company.
/ 7b the editor of the alexandria Gozette:; 10
ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 4, 1873 have
come to Alexandra determined to do ny part
towards establishing the Alexandria Steel aud
Iron. Company. The success of the olemen s
rotator direct process of manufacturing steel
blooms direct ffem the ores, combined with the
Siemen's gas furnace. which utilizes tor steel
manufacture gas coal, and thoroughly eliminates
from ores all PHOSPHORUS, silica and other I'M
purities. combined with the pure: manganese
cores of Fauquier. if assisted by the enterprise
loE your citizens will prove "the tide IN tbs at
Vars Of Alexandra. which, taken at the
food, leads on to fortune" Though times are
hard and money scarce, yet, collectively Alex
andria. aided by Falquier county, and the stock
which | am sure: can be gold North, when
placed in position to DO so, cau accomplish this
work, which will undoubtedly provo remune-
rative to the stoekb holders, and be the k:y to
the renewed prosperity Of Alexandria. The
use Of steel fol-. ait putppses< assures market
for The product of such. a. furnace: quote
from the Iron World Of Pittsburg, March $. as
follows: "S,eel-Tne mills are all"busy on:
orders, and business is generally reported IN
fourisbing condition. TO- striking contrast TO
tbatIof the iron trade, A similar report Is
given from Philadelphia. Cleveland and other
points. Respectfully, WM, G. DoUobAsY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04

A ticket agent 10 Rochester has beer searcb-
ibg the Scriptures with an eye to business. On
bis advertising card appears the following, lie.
q cud: ala those days there wero: no passes
OWEN; ~ aud uUderheath are t be following
texts: Thou shalt. cot PASS Numbers *,
1S.. "SuGer not a, man TO pas" ees lH,29:
i'Ehe wicked shall no more pas" Nahum j.,
is. a'Nooe shall ever pas, Isaiah xxXiFl0
This generation shall not pass "-Mark xii,
3D. 80 he paid the Iarc aud WENT onah i.S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04
: ..s !. - .: COMMUNICATED.
North Fairfax Street.

Iiwish the Committee on Streets would In
structzour very: worthy Superintendent: of 70.
ice;to take up the large boudcrs i'd The middle
Of Fairfax s!roet, between Cameron AID Queen
streets, and make that. portion Of the street as
deGen and geotee looking as that portion ; Of
tho street 10 font Of the Mansion House faIr
fax street is thoroughfarc to the depot of the
wi Il O.: Railroad. saw the maii wagon
going along to day from the postofice with our
venerable friend Fisher, the mail agent of that
railroad, and L thought the old fellow would be,
we'll ioIfed by the time he reached the depot.
Ftiend Clifford can do the work without the
sanction of the conuittec-thc cost would be
les s than twenty dollars. | suggest that our
venerable friend do it, upon bis own RESPONSE
bility and please number of VOTERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04

GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET. April p
Isl Cattle were offered and all sold best 61tdh
ery Cattle sold at from a to SIC per Id; Cows,
thin Oxen and Steers at from st to 4c per ID:
7Co Sheep were offered o49 OF waieh Nv ws sb
Clipped Sheep from A to SIC per ID; Lambs TO
&c Der ID :; no change IN Cows and Calves-25 to
S45 nor hesd: Market dull. ~............. $40. |
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04
GQOro, ., q.
INFAIRFAX CIRCUIT COURT,

TN FAIRFA& ClFIUlI CCUh NJ,
/ - - ~ t!ovemb her term, 1877.
VIM. M. Gsirfax's admir-. VS.. Ann M. Fairfax
and K: 2. BroadwsLer, .&s1'r. OF Jonn Ii.
Fairfax, DISCUSSED. &c. In chancery.
"Upon &C ns:Aerstou whereof, the Coprt to''i
aCiudte. order eud decree that this cause be re-
ferred to D. NJ Chichester, one Of the Com mis-
sioners OF this Court, 10 take al account OF tho
Transactions of b. +. Fairfax, admir-. of VIM.
Nj. Fairfs1, and that be Jake proof Of all sub.
sisting Claims against ssld nteststes estate and
to whom and how due. Bus before taking tho
same shall give notice of the :iIne and place of
taking the same in: the Aiqzanlr4s Gazette for
at least four consecutive weeks. such pubic.-
tiut be t'quivalentto pers0lsl sarvice on all
pahties int tested, and that ne report the sam"
to the next tenn of this COurtH
A true extrGct from decree, Taste
$50 :, IF. ". RICHARDSON,
~ axe, :, Deputy Clerk of said Court.
- - H. X <
lNOMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ ~ Fairfax o. t., March IA. 1873.
! All parties Interested in the above decree arc
| hereby notified that I have appointed FRIDAY,
the 18th day of April, as the time. and my oics,
j ct; Fsitfax Court House. asthe place, when and
/ Where + will: pfeseed TO execute the same, At
| tend. Given udtefWy hand the.aAy and year
! sboye:written. ID. n. CHLOR&5KRR,
1 ): .Compar. in Ch,y. Circuit Court
4 NH 15-W4W - 4S.F9l rMI county:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04

DLO0MsDALE KAkLY MAnkEr CAB.
ID AGEbEED-A new aud very desirable
v.riatyi, highly recommended by Landre!h;
riss Premium. Flat Qytsh and o:hsr varieties OF
Cabbage Seed, for sale BIZ -: go.
apl - .E..s.LEADBEATKR 3 BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04
GALE OF A VALUABLE. AND PRO-

GALE OF A VALUABLE. AND PRO
- DUCTIVE FARM IN FAIRFAX CO.
Pursuant to the decree of the Circuit Court of
Faitfax county, pronounced at its Noyember
term 1877, in tho suit of Chichester vs.. Chiches-
ter the undersigned, commissioners named in
ssid decree, will, on MONDAY, the 18th day
of April, 1873, (Court, day. at l clock p m,
valuable farm called "MANTUA," whereon
Msjor John 81. Chichester at present resides,
the part offered for. sale embracing buildings,
improvements and cultivated land; contains 550
acres; is in part heavily timbered. the soil being
ofexcellent quality. By consent this farm may
bs subdivided to suit purchasers. It offers rare
opportunity for safe and profitable Investment
mcn.y in hand ; the residue in two equal annual
payments, to bear interest from the day Of sale,
and TO be secured by the notes of the purch aser,
and retention of the titls until the last payment
is made &c.. .-..... THOS. r. LOVE,
. .,..:. .....- THOMAS MOORE,
imh l5-w4w Comm rs. of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
" TATE.-Pursuant to to the decree OF the
Circuit Court of Fairfax: county, pronounced at
adm K. vs. George II. Fox's ad mr.. and others,
the undersigned will sell by public auction, on
MONDAY, the 18th day of april, 1878, at T.
O'Clock m. of said day. court day. in front of
the Court House Of said county, that certain
TRACT OF LAND Of which George q. Fox
died seized containing S7l acres. This land.is
part of the real estate of which the late Gabriel
Fox died seized; lies near Fox's old mill, now
Woples is we'll wooded and the land under
cultivation susceptible of ready Improvement;
Terms of Sale: So much cash ia hand IS will
be required to pay the expenses of sale, aud the
residue on credit OF one, Two and three years
in equsl instalments to bear interest from the
the day of sale; to be secured by the bonds of
1.-THE purchaser with good personal security, and
made. ..,..; -. THOMAS MoOKE,
NH: 15.w4w - Com nn' +. Of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04

1ON BBLs CHOICE EXTRA AND
lOO FAMILY FLOUR in store and fpr
sale low, by :; !. W. A.; JOHNSON.
1nh 49, .,'i. n: B. cor. Cam and Royal sts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04

TRUsTEES' SALE or VERY VALUAE
l. BILE PROPERTY, at Fairfax Court house,
Vain and by virtue. of tia. certain deed Of
trust from I'D. Fairfax and others, bearing date
December j, 1899 aud Of, record on the land ra-
cords of Fairfax county, :liber T. No. 4, folio 8,
the undersigned, trustee named in said deed,
will sell by public SALE before the door Of III
Court House, on MONDAY, the. 10Th day pf
April, 1873, icourt day. at II o'clock m thAt
valuable property known as "COMBE COT
TAGE", adjoining the village. and at cpreseht
occupied by h. G. Fairfax and james NJ. Love,
eaqs This property embraces a lot of fifteen
acres of highly improved lsnd, having thereon
large FRAME DWELLING. cortsinihg
twenty odd rooms, besides Easements, closets;
psntries and cellars, 8 we'll of excellent water
near the kitchen door, lawn beautifully shaded,
thrifty apple orchard, and excellent gard On,
rendering this one of the finest chances for open,
ing and establishing "A female Seminary, for
which purpose the buildings were erected and
long used Persons desiring inform alton as TO
The property will please sddressthe uadersign ed,
at Fairfax Court -Hou:e va - :
Terms Of Sale: So much cash inland as fill
meet the expenses Of sale; also the sum of 51325.
cash the residue I'd two equal annual payments,
to bear interest from the Day of sale, and ID be
secured-by q lien on the property.
nh l5.w4w THOMAS MOORE; TRUSTEE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04

TRUSTERSS SALE or FAIRFAX LAND.
l. BY virtue of 8 deed of trust from G. p: Ter
the 18Th day of Jsnuxry. 1877, and. of record on
the land records of Fairfax county. liber q, No.
4, folio $50, and by direction of the party, by
said trust secured Ishall sell 10 the highest bld
der, by,pubic SALE before the door. Of Fairfax
County Court House, on MONDAY, tCoult
day. the 10Th of April, 1878 ALL THE IN
TEkEST of NJ. A. C.:Terrett, widow of the late
Cayille; Telrett (dowerJ and the undivided re-
versionary interest (being ore::half9 in and to
that TRACT OF EAND:of which the ate CAL
Vile Terrett died sefzsdl containing SO acres
This land lies near Bsreroft's MILL and iume-
distely OF the Gravel road, adjoining Camp and
others. - b. =: ':::..-:'.:1 :,
Terms Of Sale So much. cash in:hsnd as will
defrsy the expenses of sale; alsoin cash the sum
of six, hundred and sixty duflsr5 and the aceu j
muated interest thereon from the 10Th day of
January, 1877 and The residue in one and twd
to be. secured by lien on the property sold. .
NH 16-w4W THOS. MOORE; Trustee. /
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04

Nrw YoRK, April 4.--stocts strong. Money
!. Gold lol. Flour unoh aSsgss ssi IMneA' "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04

WEATHER PnoBAB11lmRa--,Warepl 192o.a
re NJ Aa 08scs of the Chief Signal 0Hss', Wash
' ,, b. g.. April 4 lS7SLle;0 a n n;
allowed by rain. colder northeast TO Aer.n%ess
winds, falling followed by rising "eareme1es4 ID,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04

- SACKS RIO, LhGAUYRA and JAVA
ID COFFEE Isceivedt to day, all of sh.
perior quality. and for sale 9. very low price
Nv Tmh sol r w. AVERY, 226 King St,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04

LONDON, April 41lS9g q. m;;l;The stcek| mar mr.
ket is drm ON mapthentic IePof! $50 OF ~ 1ns'o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04

r0aT 0F-a1EIayY;ilRfa,. a z Z u 4
Sun rises, 40 sun aets-.S.. ....i.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04

nOORs, SASHES, BLINDS and all kindb
IL Of Building Materials. Prices reduced: At
r,t,.: q l.: PEAKE Il MALLS,
feb26: .s 49,; cor. King and Columbus sts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04

OA BOXES HIGGINS SOAPS--GermR n
~ Laundry, Standard. Specie and Mot, led
received this day and for sale low by ::
nth RI r. J.: ia WILSON,: l47 King st,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04

~ VERY SUPERIOR ONE DOLLAR
AUNLAUNDRIED SHIRT, buttons and
button holes complete at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04

BALTIMORE. April 4.-Virginis g., deferred.
a: do. consolidated SO bid to day. Cotton quiet
and shade more steady; middhng los fl2ur
dull, but steady and uncns M All nd
hesvy; Southern red 1soaiS7;- Penna red ts6s
1871; No. winter red Wesserp ;snot and Ap ~,
lS4sl34a May rsa3s1st. !Gofh-SSahsfnnsE ,,1l
er for white but louar>for yellow; Western au ~
and weak; Southern white 5SsSo 90 ysaloE a.
Ssy sssssY os H SIS ana az
SLABS; Western white sasy6i d. mixed 70 S2sss i
penna 1896 Rye dull but stesdy ct 65a7o. Hsy
frmer, for choice. but dull toi Other; grSdes
prime Maryland and Psnnh Sa$il pn ga,
firm with d good demand stSt=9s' XsHss su'e,
shade frmer but quietRt 06a$E e6ii%
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04

.yy1RGINIA, to wit:-1n the Circuit court
v of Fairfax county, april Rules, 1878,
Mary e. Clarke, BY Mary Ann Stevenson, her
next friend, against Ambrose F. Clarke. In
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04

THE CANAL A small break occurred; 10 tho
s,r ing of the canal, near the second lock above
Georgetown yesterday morning.. but .foriut
nately, lis not Of serious na!ure; aodsthe
damage will be repaired and the water let,'n
by to plight: Several boats damaged py, me
late treshet will also start Tor this cod Of me ne
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04

Memo. The object Of this suit isto recover OF
the defendant the sum of Sits, with legal in.
terest thereon from the !st Of January; loIo;
and to attach the personal property of the ssid
defendant; ard also o tract Of the property OF
the said defendant; in the county Of Fsrtsx'
containing 129 acres purchased from Z. A. Troth,
lying near Mount Vernon, and known as par!
Of the Mount Zsphy r estate, 20 pay said amount
and coaa.
defendsnt l . non resident of this Stste, 1T Is
ordered that,ae appear within one month after
due publicatiet hereof, and do what is necessary
to protect his interest. q: copy-.este:
z. y. RICHARDSON, Clerk,
b,oro - n .......- NH l9-w4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04

str:EIp1ess, Baltimore, tod Br5d,ss& Go:
Schr Charles Wolsey, NewiIqrS, TOR d eofee
"Ha'i go t,... sr14Si,au,, -.
- i:.j;. IL BAILfR Doa
suJwThompson. Leonatdtea4, BY F 8 \, Reed
St, Asttane, No%ini * s; bf SaW = Smoe
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-10-06
Qas G49lid)e Dolk8blatt

ipfst per poR (osns eonntas sbatt $40 per Sabr,
tA.oo eas babe SaHr uns $3.50 bas BisrtsItasr mi
esnHsassssati 20 pes Sass $3.50 sas bsIbs sapr
Rnb $3.50 bas DisrssIia5r.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-10-06
3ur gefdfdts bts wronnt.

Sur @ef6fdte bts wronuts
tpetns. 6raHtfrrt an Wloin. .bic pou
Mlters ber tueirtrinlef6e nn6 rnsf6ur nit
Uein geIegnete Deuti9t Gfaot. 0orF nrtrf~
tnirotgsr Weiie aun ben sineifsIbofftn
Nnbm beanipruneHs ber Grf sia iein, nrp
0es VranntneiAs slid1t Bios aafur trIfea
Wtale in Der Gie|d)id9ie Grpa bHa5s = sfeftas
piro, iof0eru nc b:eItr and siierit oIs
Wolts9etrdnf aui )itt. Ds3ie es 5d6eillf.
muBte per Brannfmsir hauptldnIid5 Der
aSeInpertdlldsunQ 6ieuen, Die mit6in idhon
I'm WtttteluIter elfria betrieben murbs efl1
GrlaB oes drnnf5irter Ratbes ans beur
sSabrss 1861 iinterlagte sldmlih BEL ftrsraer
Strate, ben gGein nit .asbrani1fsur
9Seine" gu Derinii1en. Mud {pdfes hi BON
oem granntmein ais WltteI Der g}einper.
faii4nng in ben NatbsprototoIIen nod,
mebrfab ole Heoe, uno I487 lpirb bereifs
uber ods ueberbanbnebmen Der 98eir,-
brennereien~ in Tranfiurt am wtuiif R9ace
gstltbrt uno ben Bfarrern enspfDblsft. 0os
Solt Dor Dem @enu{fe bes @rdnniinsiug
SlI marnen, tuie has NIIes III YeferIfn,g
r@el4thte Der 6eutl6en NatinnaIneianno
gum Srunte" ausiilbrIit na98uleIeI nj.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-10-06
MannigfaltigeS.

.3u nieI Batbos. SaImd. Der g.
triibmte fran36iiihe Erag5be, ridbfets, ndlEje
Dem er ben gdfar geIpieIf, an NapoItpr
Die Graee: ygBie babe idb Gu. wsaje{1df
gefallen y v@uf, erfpiebgrte 9lapoleo1s.
srur baben sic Sll bel befIan1irt. es flono
Ales 81 patbetiih.~ 9aIma entaeqnefe (:
y@diar 1T Elm 2ssb i'm Hfmbus bss Nlters
tbunis itrablen0, Der Didter bat i'm tut
@eiite Der ailtifen 8rnmeif aebalten. iebes
letnet W0rte lit peIfbiitnriih, un3 10
9lanbte i9 ton pothstii@ beflomirsu AZ
mlllen.A = vWos mir eben Ipraf5en. ami.
tDortete g1ap0leplt IN ieintr befonntt,l
SeIbniiberbebungs siis ain ,peltfifieri{4 & (:
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-10-06

(S6IuB ioIgt.)
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-04

| SENATOR GARRAD Of EsmeralJa county was
in the city yesterday. He was very cordially
received by his many friends. He is a sort
Of Democrat, but rather above the average
for ali that He favored us with d call and
left us very excellent Autograph map of
Bode Mining District. 1t is the work Of
Tagliabue AID Garrard and is remarkably well
executed ;lows the location of the princi-
pal and minor mines and has correct draw
ngs Of the : indicate and Standard mills and
works. We happened to be in the office while
the maps were being made and know some
thing of the care taken. Mr. Garrard has one
or two lnore on hand whic h he wishes to dis
pose Of at great sacrifice
WHILE the accommodating IIr Levi is
tossing on the briny pillows, the business
goes on up at Mrs Shyer's store at the corner
Of Spear and Carson streets. A full line of
goods is always on hand and every effort made
to crafty the wishes Of the numerous patrons
of that well stocked establishment. All the
latest things in dry goods, the ladies may re
quire can be found in great profusion at the
store of Mrs. Shyer.
l. c. Bateman of the international Hotel,
Virginia City, says the Chronicle, is still con
fined to his room in San Francisco. He is
slowly mending but is still very low-so low,
in fact, that when an old friend calls and
chats with him few minutes he has to be
rubbed with brandy, wrapped in blankets and
cutaneously injected with morphine as soon
as the friend goes 1t will be several weeks
before Mr. Bateman is strong enough to g.
out.
LATE TEAIN.-The regular passenger train
did not arrive until II :23 yesterday morning
The cause of the delay was on the Central
Pacific as usual. A freight train was off the
track near Cisco. and the express was com
PEELED to wait until the track was cleared.
The sleeper was well flied with passengers for
Virginia, Bishop Whitaker and wife and c.
w. Hillyer were on the train
Cor HIM.-A prominent citizen tried to play
smart on an innocent and guilele8s youth yes
terday over at the Ormsby by taking his
cigar out of his mouth, with great deXterity
and appropriating it to his own use. After
keeping him in suspense for a moment, he |
handed him quarter to buy another. The |
latter wishing to do the fair thing, put the
two bit piece in his pocket, ordered a cigar
and had it charged to the prominent citizen.
PRESBYTERIAN SoCIAL.-Another one of |
those charming little social gatherings for
which the ladies of the Presbyterian Church
are so famous will be held this evening at |
,he residence of Mrs John wagner There
will certainly be very pleasant gathering
ind everybody ought to go, not only to have
. good time but to help along the exchequer
IF the church
THE CARSON GUARD boys first announced
hey would perform the Color Guard for
hree evenings. 1t is now settled that the
,lay will only be presented taoo nights, Tues
lay and Wednesday, April 9th and 10th.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-17

Ia experienced he dadO III iii favorable san.
ciOn 4 este nneS0 desenhEinlient0 a.le sc anIin.
cia al plblleo como gl6nic0 3 ptnserEativo de
las afeeciOlles renmaticas locales que el caI0r
8 IA humedad lie estos pulses troplcales pro.
Queen con tanta tIpcuencia entre H0nOlros
So usO debe ser tan freenente eOntinnatIo.
que Va Tnezclado con aqua del bai0 pura, M
dc empleaFse diariame1te an ii uso tOcador
de toda persona cnidadOsa de sB salad. y 81
exit0 eOnstanlenpHse folk que liz obtenfdo III
este .Alcohoado PTuyidenclal ca innclias eii.
lcrmed edades renmAtlcas que han re6Istido to-
do tl'atamiento, lorecomlenda de Ii maIlera
mas elOcnellAe como uI gran protector de Is
salud.
Asi puea les lgers0nas aleclaslas de dolores
nlnacislarea i arfIcuiareA l0s que auifan IIe pa
|ralisls Z enlnlnecimiento ne algnn 6fgano 8
cOyuntura, los que han snfiido una confusion
cualquleTa Y Tesientan lie es0s vagoa dolores tan
mOlestOs como obsflnHi0s. deben haeer uso
frecuente de este sAicoliolaf0 prOgiieneials
que debe Al nonlbre mas de ann cura ex.
tFaOriinafiR ss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-17
Sc HAIlIlA DE VENIA

en- Puerto Rico; en- IA B0tica de ID. Felix ca.
ilardO p. g. Ledesna: en- MaYaguez er ID
B0tica DO p. Federico BasOra: in SaEt Tho
EN- Arroyo en- a iabfIca de h. joss Ms afassari.
N0rA: Habiendo denostrado Il cxperien.
cia que 81 /" Alc0lOlado Hr0visiencial es III
gran blenhech0r de ID hnmanidad, el inventor
del mism0 desearla one So generalizase en nao
en toda IA Isla, para lograr Sd iln, comparti-
gfa gustos0 al bene6cio con tOdos los Botica-
rios de Ia misma, venaiend0les el AlCoholaflO
eitad0 a preci0 mis- m6dicO possible.
Arroyo 4 de Enero de 1878. .loss m
lIassagi l4--l5
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CUENTOS DE SALON
ron
Don TeOlOrO Guerrero.


POr q 6ltimO vap0r cOTTeO Sc lla recibidO 81
tom0 81 de Ia nieya s6rie de esta pOpularisima
biblioteca De la familia, con Ii segnntla edicion
economical, de la precioaa noyela Los MAR
TIRES DEL AMOR Un tomO impres0 con
IujOmedio peso.
Adcnias, he llegad0 reBlesa de la segunda
|edlcion de ID novela LAS TRECE NOGHES
DE GA ARM1sM !, q medic peso de la satifa sO-
cIal Las Lila NJ ES, 1 seis reales, alennos
eiemplares, resto de edici0n, del iainoso PEE
TO DEL MATRIM0hIO s0stenido en- verse
entire los primeros Isoetaa de Espaiia, que se
venden con rehaia 60 centaTos Hay slTEi-
0de las signientes lIbrOs de Guerrero CUEN-
ETOS DE- SALON (prlmera s<rie), saeglio peso
.el tOnl0 /; II FABULAH EN- AGCION. cuadrifos
dranlatic0s en- verso, d niaIno nrecin EI.
Esl BEL DI TIA FOR 1SA ii CtlIeaSTOS
S0GIALES, 40 centaEOs LECCIG INES DE
ALIllD0 u EEss FAlILIAREs, pi,
ginaa morales en- verso Il en- pl.0n0, l6eIaraeos
de texto pOF IAN MlnialF0s de UltraInar tie
Folnento por II Gohierno superior de Ii ls.
la, 40 Ceula4Oa
Liberia de Gonzalez & Comp, Gale de la
F0rtaleza -, que sirYe los pedidos de toda ii
isIa.
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n $50.

III enciado on degeeho civil can6nic0 I9s uan
81 haIaos NeleEs prtlel q laH que qiieran utgI-
FaF sas Rarsicios. haber alberto au eatudlo Ell Are
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