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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02

John Il. Brooks previously convicted Of perjury,
wa brought out for sentence. Mr.. Cook made an.
other appeal to the court for mercy, and asked
that suspension Of sentence be allowed until the
one Of seven years had been served. II would give
the, prisoner some hope that ut future period he
might again enjoy the company Of his family He
thought that In seven years he would he a good
man. Tho court replied that the difficulty was that
the law required the judge who sat in the trial 10
pas the sentence and If he should reserve 1t now
he did not think In seven years that he would he
on the bench 10 pass the sentence. After consider.
Ing the whole case he concluded To do 50 now.
Brooks was then sentenced 10 the pCnitentiary
for three years making ten years IN all melted out
to him.
George Washington, convicted Of manslaughter
In Milling Jacob Hutton in Georgetown, was stood
up for sentence and on being asked II he had any
thing To say, replied that he thanked the court and
jury for what they had done for him. lie was sorry
that he killed The man aud II the first ofense
of the kind, The court said that the Jury had been
very merciul to him, for he thought II clear case
of hrst'cass murder, and rs they had been leui
ont he would give him the null benefit of the law
| whercupon he was sentenced 10 the pcnitentiary
for ten years and To pay fine Of six cents the Law
! requiring both line and Imprisonment,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02
srnrSo ovERcoATs at sais 1 Co.'S seventh street
The Hop at Wizards.


Last evening Wizards Hotel gave the most bril-.
liant reception and hop Of the season. There were
many striking toilets, but want Of space must be
our apology for not describing them. Among
those present were Hon. 3. J. Randall and family
Pennsylvania; Hon. c. II. Harrison and daughter,
Illinois; Hon. J. q. Thompson and wife, Ohio;
Hon. 7. Turner and daughter Hon. J. X. Chalmers
and family, Hon. Milton Sayler and lady, Hon
Levi Mulsh and ladyl Mrs. J. d. Gordon, Mrs. limo.
gene Il. Morrell. Mrs Livingston, J. H. Raymond
Miss Avery, Miss Kennedy Dr. Bradford, Hon. G.
l.. Fort and wife, W. Is. shaw and family Hon. W.
A. Walsh and family, Colonel and Mrs Hooker
Hon. and Mrs L. Sexton and family, Hon. H. T.
Lyon and family, Hon. II. A. Herbert and family
the Misses Holtzclnw, Hon. J. J. Davis and family
George 4. Jones and wife, l.. A. Copyright and ladies
Judge Johnston and ladies', Hon. A. v Rice and
wife Ohio; Colonel Burnell, Hon. c. O. WilliOms
! aud lady DR.. Bird and wife, W. W, Upton, Miss
Ella Mckelden, Mn: Hayes and daughters,
Mr., Fisher aud ladies. Hon. j. ". Mcdonald Ind,
/ Mrs. II. o. skinner Dr. Van Welt, Senator Wallace
aud family (Pu.(, Mr.. II. X. Miles and ladies' Miss
! Mary Gay Robinson, II. W. Wells, Miss Embry, the
Misses smith, W, J. Cowing and ladies, General
Charles Ewing and wife, q. Mash, Hon J. A. Hub
bell aud wife, Hon. A, Herr Smith, Mrs John W.
Forney, Miss Forney, General Robertson. Hon. D.
/ W Hanna Captain Garnet, General Blair Miss
Blair Miss Tassie Polk, Hon, George H. Cole and
family George w. Adams and wife, Colonel Roberts,
Lieutenant Ide, DIR. and Mrs. Elliott Cones, Miss
Clark, A. r. Brown and wife, H. L. schely, Mr.,
Mrs and Miss Maddox. Y, NJ. Marshall and lady,
Chief Engineer Harris and wife, Professor Norton
aud family Mrs. Richardson aud ladies, Colonel g.
D, Corkhll aud wife, Hon, @. Butler Hon james
Williams and family, J. ID. Martin, J. o. Woodruff
Grace Greenwood Miss Fannie Herr. MIS-. DR.. Bur
nett, Mr., willes and wife, Colonel George o. Jones
Bessie Beach. W, W. Armstrong lCleyeland Plain
BSa,erl, aud Mr.. Mcfarland (of Cleyeland),
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02

DR.. Corning, who has been In Washington for
several days guest ofGorcrnor and Mrs. Clafin,
Of Massachusetts, last evening lcctured before the
Washington Art Club and n number OF invited
guests at the Art Club rooms. In Vernon row. The
subject was the story of the masterpieces. The
lecture wns beautiful and interesting The lecturer
In matters Of art and told the story OF the master
pieces Of leonardo da Vincl, Michael Angelo
Raphael. and Titan, with all the glowing enthusi
touched upon American art. and claimed that tho
Western World was abreast with the Old World
especially In landscape painting. He also paid Q
high tribute TO the C0rcoran Art Gallery. Arrange
ments are being made to have DIR. Corning deliver
a series Of lectures on art before the Washington
public,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02

At u regular COnClave Of Columbia COmmandery
No. . held last night In tho Asylum at Masonic
Temple, the usual proceeding were interrupted by
the agreeable incident Of presenting Sir knights
sword and belt by the COmmandery 10 Sir Knight
Robert Ball who during the last year has occupied
the honorable position OF eminent commander of
that body with credit to him, and honor 10 the
fraternity In general The presentation was made
in the pr"cnCc Of g1Illy ts'cmblage Of fRtcrs,
through SIR Kulght N. n Parker, gencralSsimO,
who In few wcll-chusrm remarks, called att,n.
lion To the faithful! and impartial manner IN which
the past commander has discharged hts kn!ghtly
duties 10 which n suitable and feeling response
was made by the recipient. The gIit consists of II
| swJIl belt, sheath and Il box In which 20 keep
thCTh-aN If the most excellent wOrk 'npnslip and
| slyle and got W. NJ C1st Of probably about $50
| The palm OF the swUrI-huuiiu l. ivory upon
| which l. engraved the monogram, Il. b. aud On
! the opposite side Presented 10 Past T.. G, Robert
! Bali yt'llunbR tumnandrry. Nn.g March, 1873,
Tie butt NJ the handle forms kniEhl'S head with
helmet and pune and VII 4 down and jewelcd
collar nruuud the neck The guard ut crusS- bones
and handle turn n cross. The SchbUnri Is heavily
l,a' ~ will gold and tIstnlully UTuaInemiCd with
tnB.vns III the order reminders Of the Obligation,
ul.d lutte, " the Nearer The distinguishing en-
brulV Uru clG1prd hatd, red cross compass, square
and jewell, The blade II neatly Ornamented viii
TcmpW devices, mounted Eu'ght' c'ip.I-pf. IN
. charge, Ou GW,t ami IN other significant positions
and u!s0 h,h.r the l'Aur and rank of the Ownc
AMI Of tic LTgdI.iAltuu muNiHB The gin The bel
AMI IC4l, sWUiBIr UulHrlus Of Masonry. tn,
shullh Tot tEu sword, the case. ind all tugcthu
makes one Of the mtNt perfect giils Of the kind
Crrdlubic alike ~ I'LL concerned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02

81 JdhlcG-wm l. Cade: Chicago; Prof Livingston,
aud wife New York John W Mctiill, Va; James NJ
Mllligan New York; Vim Barton, Boston, Mass A
IllggnsOn, Va; W o iiarroll. Va j. n Wallace Va
= 4 stephens, BoS;3ni W q Lewis Boston Thomas
man, Vermont r strand. Delaware; J Swami New
York: l. q KnUyis New York; " Cole, New York;
John u Philbreck, u JSton John W Odlim NJ = Green,
Richmond Wm SpuTlOck and family Pa John
Macarthur and wife, Philadelphia 4 ltlCc and wife
Philadelphia; L Wright New York; NJ Oppslcr,
New York
IhpsriuI-A y Howard. PhilAdel phia; Samuel y
Rico, Ala VIM Il ReddTlck New Orleaus II McCor-
rev. philadlph!n; John u Lock y u. WIN a Fen
nell Mass X W Aston, GeorSlH w Powell, RClI-
mDnd, Va Thco WliSOn, = n; NJ y Brentreth.
New York: 4 & AdauaOn, Philadelphlm ueo Ward.
bury Ia WIN II CuTr,u aud wife, PG W ID Temple
ton P& Col II NJ Grm and niece, Pa Thomas Clark,
Md.
AFirOpOlGuh. -Chas HalOck, New York; II p Gray
c j W FATisOu' g. q ROss, KY LOWS,
PhladelphiG e NrDcrmDtt, New York; Owen Nor.
an New York Miss T. NJ Kramer, PhilndelphiG J II
spell, L ) y: II A Wolf PhiadephtG I.Otn, Sluun
ton, Va. u Straume city, NJ Burning. Philadcl
p.iu Us johnston, New York. Il Benjamin, New
York; J I. Sherman, New York,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02

The joint Committee appointed by the builders
meeting last saturday night and the Workimgmen's
Assembly had hearing before the House District
Committee yesterday morning and urged the
passage Of the bill printed in Mondays REPrBLI.
UAS Ia reference To the lien law.
The House subcommittee on the District Of Co.
lumblG yesterday heard an argument by K. Il.
Mitchell In favor OF establishing the COrcOran Mar
ket, and from James \. Hoffman president Of the
Northern Liberty Market Company, in opposition
~ the passage of the bill.
The House Eub.cOmmittees of the District have
decided to report in favor Of the Central Guard
house proper place for the Police Court.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02
Rhetorical Exercises at Howard University.


Yesterday, ut two o'clock p. 1.-the public rhctori.
March occurred in the lower chapel. Many
friends from the city aud u number Of visitors
from abroad were present. The president, DR..
Patton, presided. The following was the order Of
excrciseS Music: rehearsal, "Thc Burning OF
Chicago" Miss NJ A. Farnsworh: essay. John
Dryden" l.. o. Posey; music; discussion, Re.
solved, That men ATE led TO the performance o
good actions more from general than personal in.
terests," affirmative ". A. Sinclair; negative, N.
vencc" MI VI. l.. Brown; essay, Alexander Pope -
Z. II. Combs; music.
At the conclusion OF the exercises the president
called upon Mr.. Aaron NJ Powell, formerly editor
OF the AHti.Sdrsry Standard, paper that did 70
much In ddis-beiium days to create a public senti
ment against slavery In the South, to make some
remarks
Mr. Powell came forward and said that he had
listened with pleasure TO the exercises Of tho
students. lie was friend OF the institution, aud
hal carefully watched II In all its yclssltudes. lie
congratulated the officers and students that they
had secured the services of Dr. Patton ~ president
| u gentleman fully deserving tho confidence of all
and In whore hands he knew the university would
| prosper. He believed in the cOeducatlon Of thu
sexes aud was pleased to know that the doors o.
| the institution were thrown open alike to the
youth Of either He said that the scene before
him In this respect presented quito contrast T.
what he had recently seen while travelling II
switzerland. The world would find out at last tina
the co-cducatiOn Of the sexes was the true theory
He believed IN thorough education not only OF tn,
| head. but the heart also.
At the close of these interesting remarks the All
dience, amer being again entertained by music
| was dismissed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02

The Phoenix Club entertained an appreCiatlve
audience last evening al No, COO street northwest
Miss Marie Kaufman read and was warmly APP
plauded Gs was Miss Clara Sciglc, who sang with
her usual grace and finish several happy selections.
Mr. Alexander Abraham read all original essay,
and was repeatedly congratulated by his friends.
Messrs. shllbcrg and AuurbaCk read the latter CIV
Ing "a selection from Huiue. Mc'srs. ListneF and
lRnsburgh rendered on the piano classic pieces
from The Prophet" The club will shortly take pos.
session OF their new parOrs, which are now in the
uphOlslrTrr-. hnI.ls.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02

EHNOF " NlTIDNW KfDHbIT'nn'
VIII you allow u discharged Republican to ask
through your valuable paper why so many worthy
and needy persons were discharged from the In.
eror Department yesterday while two out Of one
family young ladies', whose father and mother are
both carrying on business are retained at the rate
Of $40 per month each This fact Is too well known
to need any special investigation. The soldiers
widow or daughter stand no earthly show under
such circumstances. Cannot something he done to
ICmelN IhIs sIMln of nlinin2 A SIFEEKER
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02

We regret to notice the sudden death OF Mrs.
Ceccia Seton McAllister wife Of Colonel Richard
NcAllister, Of this city.
Mrs. McAllister was a daughter Of the late Martin
Holman, one Of the old time merchants Of New
York City, and member of one Of the old Kmick.
erbOCkCr families. She was woman ot kind
aud loving heart. as "one who thinkcth no evil ."
she lived IN charity with all mankind. A faithful
wife. and GhrLslihn mDlher Ina. snnn 20 her rewRrl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02

Don't fail To procure w. wlsTow, SorTHISU
sYnur for al diseases lco'hins IN children. 1t
relieves the child Ir,l paIw, cures wind collie
health to the ch!id. gives rect h Inc .Ioilrr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02

Rev. Father Reville, concludes his course Of lee
lures tomorrow evening at st. Dominics Church.
taking for his subject Who is the King Of He'll p
:, Rev. DR.. Gray, will ofticiatc tomorrow in the
North Baptist Church, Fourteenth street, near X.
He will take for his subject In the morning
Christians. partakcrs of Christ's sufferings aud
10y" In the evening there will boa foreign mis-.
sionary concert.
At the Calvary Baptist Church, corner of Eighth
and II streets the pastor, Roy. DR.. Mason, viii
preach both morning and evening, He will take
the evening "A Wonderful Vision" " The Lords
supper will be administered at the close of the
evening service.
Rev. Clay MacCauloy, OF All Souls Church, win
preach to. morrow morning on tho subject now agi.
tating public thought The He'll we shun."
Rev. W. S. Rainsiord, evangelist Of the English
Episcopal Church. will closca mission OF one week
" Trinity Church, corner Third and streets to.
morrow Sunday morning and at night. He /,
earnest and devoted, and his sermons and Bible
readings have been largely attended and enjoyed.
The Church OF the Redeemer Reformed Episco
paD will hold service tomorrow morning and even
Ing In Willard Hall. Preaching by the rector, Rev
Edward Wilson. Subject In the evening: "Th,
Difference Between the Reformed and the protes
tant Episcopal Church."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02

At BALTIMORE AND OHIO DErpr, NEW JERSEY AVE
NUE. AND STREET
N01Thn. EtrnnO.
sfiB n. v. Phil & Bos eN. $40, Baltimore pcrom.
$50, baltimore express 40, baltimore accom-.
TfO. Western express 500 N Y, Phil h Hos OK.
81. Baltimore accom-. lb2O Western Mall.
s25, Fred &C, Met brcli) Ft:31, Baltimore accom-.
tSs, Baltimore, Annapolis teIh baltimore eNpiCsA
and way, TT:c1. Western express.
Ef5 MartinshurR ard TIe- $500, BAltimCTe express
gerstcwn nc, MET hr'Ch .alS, V, Pill bos eA'
siC;tO, Baltimore accom-. |iGlj, Baltimore ACCOM-
1lsJO Baltimore press.
ARRIVE daily. Others Sundays excepted.
30 For the time of departure OF trains, sec adNef
uSements elscNhere.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02

SAllie b FuSS has filed her petition for divorce
from her husband Milton C. FoSs. In the bill she
alleges that they married in this city sepcm-
her l. 1873, by Rev Mr.. Knight aud have one child
as Issue thereof. on the LIST Of December, 1876 the
husband willfully deserted them both leaving them
utterly destitute
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02

A very delightful PARTY was given last might to
Miss Fuui, I,nst Mt her residence. ipi New Jersey
avenue, bN h, young friends. Adrnl,g those
present wee VI GDIiTl, b, Burns, NJ. .rF Nor.
timer Omera d. Sini;' Adams RnuIulph
Clarke, aud Henderson. ind Mess ru,hby, Co T..
win, Henry Biz kfUri Thtmp.on OliYrT' Akin.
tOD and GaWler
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02

+. G. HarbNugh to V. A. Thompson. for s., lot !
square ipl; l.. W. Dcnham to william Thompson
for .7lOO, sub-l0t ., square 81; H. McCufrey to "
W. Bradstrrci for 81 80 sub.lOt 49, square Tls T.
Peck toJ. 7 Peek, for slIOOl west half square 49,
William Blake 70 John Burnes, for Sl,iOJ lot s.
square Gg5
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02
Reliable Evidence.


Mn. II. X. STEVENS.
IIedT Sh-I will most chccrfully add my testimony
to the great humber you have already received In
favor OF your great and good medicine, YEiiFrINE,
for do moi think enough be said In Its praise
for troubled thirty years with that dread.
mi dlsense, Catarrh and had such bad
any more, and v EgElINE has cured me and do
feel 10 thank God all the time that there Is so good
medicine ~ yEGETINE, and l also think II one o!
the best medicines for cou ;hs and weak sinking feel.
ings at the stomach and advise every body take the
VEGETlSE, for ] can assure them 1t b one OF the
best medicines that ever was
MRS l.. 0ORF,
Corner Magazine and Walnut Streets
Cambridge, Mass
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02

The clerk of the court has issued marriage II.
censcs to the following applicants: william Hart
aud Ella Fritz Robert Walker and Frances Roam,
William Garter and Whey Morton, W. ii. SClby and
Fannie Church.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02

Fine Jewelry at tho du' ton being held nj 5. told
stein Co.'S, GIG Penn ylNuuia avenue. They arc
selling out to close b. 'inU., aud the sule,ttuu IL
better than when the stmk leS been Culled ont
This finn Is closing tho CntIIr stock out on account
Of dissolution Of OO-prrITUl. hip, md the price,
brought heretofore ha,4 been running low
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02
THE ELECTRIC Pen.
COM FORTS.

EELIx DEsfOssEs FRENCH BAH Ky
Il VIENNA ROLLS a SPECIALITY.
Established 1897
Is SkARs or ISCNEAsiSo SucCEss
FELIX DtSFOaSE,
he wellknown and only real French baker In sling
ton, has removed to No ni2 II street between rwen-
teth and Twenty first Streets near Punusy vnnia ave-
nue. who're In ahouso expressly built FOR the purpose
he has greater facilities than before for the
ure u the best French and American Bread. French
BREAD specially. Liberal terms offered 70 hotcas
n. B,-French Bread Is recommended for persons
Of delicate health especially for those suffering from
dyspepsia Beware Of limitations ter
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02

HARD times demand economy: practice It by
enovating your soiled gloves with JoUvHss ISo
DERous KID GLOVE CLEAssLR. Price IS cents pei
bottle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02

Is your hair harsh. dry and stiff2 Does II refuse
to curlf Dress II with THoMPsoS's PoMApE OrrINE
An oleaginous compound Of singular merits. II
will improve 1t. Sold by druggists, &c. Price 25
and 80 cents per bottle
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02

WELLS MACHINE-SPREAp STRENGTHENING PLAsT
Frs arc still the best known. Their curative pow
ers far surpass all others.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02
VEGETINE.
V EG E T | N E

vent and Diureic, There Is disease OF the human
system for which the vEGErINE cannot be used
with perfect safety does contain any metallic
or pois2nons compound II y composed exclusively
take every child likes IT, II is safe and reliable.
the following; evidence will show:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02
PLACES OF WORSHIP.
Location Of Churches, Name Of Pastor, and
Hours Of RELIGIOUS Exercises.

The morning services In all the churches
begin at eleven o'clock vespcrs In Roman Catholic
Churches at four p. m. , and evening services are
held In the churches generally nj 100 O'Clock.
The following Is list Of the more prominent places
OF worship In tfn District
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Interest paid on deposits. Special rates on time
deposits. J. II. SoUiEE Co,
Bankers, 1il6 Pennsylvania avenue.
Leftof clothing, watches, pistols &C., bought Al.
Herzog's, ylj ID street. Orders attended to-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02
National 8tpublitan.


AT BALTIMORE ASD POTOMAC DEPOT, SIXTH AND /
srREErl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02

YorNs PEoPLE do pay attention to your teeth,
neglect will soon ruin them. 10 wise In time.
Clean them daily with THuRsToss IVORY PEARL
ToorH POWDER, the most perfect dentrifice known.
It will keep them through life In good condition.
white and sound, will harden tho gums, swceten
the breath. and prevent toothachc. Sold By all
druggists. % and 90 cents per bottle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02

ARE you bilious, troubled with headache, dizzy
ness, sick stomach constipation, &c? Are you dyr.
peptic, nervous, dull, and languid? Averse to all
excrtion. Is your life miserable? You require II
blood. Take QuIRK's IRIsH fEA. The great house.
hold remedy. II will soon relieve you. Sold BY all
druggists, IS cents per package which makes a
quart Of medicine.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02

Bp ruR-Fiye hundred bushels Of wheat to II. NJ
Talbot and four hundred ditto to J. q. & J. NJ Wa
tcr.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02
BILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS,

CIRCULARS, DODGERS
and all kinds ofJOB PRINTING executed with neat
ness and dispatch at TIE REPUBLICAN JOB
OFFICE. the largest establishment In the city. ocl2
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-02

Business In the Courts Yestertiay-The Jack
Cash Homicide-Ali the Evidence in-John
II. Brooks Receives an Additional Sentence
Hutton, the Herring HIN Tragedian, Sem
fenced to Ten Years In the Penitentiary
gt-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-28

Los hores que descen encargar maquna-
ria agricola industrial para azGcar, cafe
arroE, maiz, algodon, regos, maderas las
pequeias industrias pueden obtener toda cla-
sc de pormenores, precios y condolences de
paso, dirigiendose en- Ponce q Don Roberto
Graham, Ingenjero 1nico agente en- esta isis
tic los f bricantes abajo nombrados,
SESoREs
Nanlore AHioH y c. Nottingham y Rouen,
cuyas especialidades son todn clase de maqu-
maria secarina. ". H. Bailey y c. Sal
ford, Accessories Y materiaes para fabricas al
vapor.-Sres. Cf'osSaly Brothers, Manchester,
Motores Gas6geno que no necestan aqua, cal
dera nj carbon.-Sres. HdpeGrd, Ipte1', y c.
L6nd'es, Motores cal0rcosy maquinara al va
por perfeccionada. - SreS. John F0iCler y
c. Leeds Londres. Aparatos nj vapor para
cultvar Ia TERRA. j. b Fleming c.
Edimbug0 Aceites para maquinaria Y tinta
para imprenta -Sres. RdnS0nlcs Sims yHedd
IpSiacich Instrumentos agrieolas, Molinos
para maiz etc--Sres. 5. T. RnnSoneS c.
Londres, Maquinaria para TRAFALGAR maderas,
novedades cn quincaeria etc.-SreS j. T.
Bdrraclough Manchester. Aparatos para Ia
preparation de fibras, los materales ell que
Sc ntilizan ~ Wooton Desk c" GIrsg2,c Escri-
torios patentes para casas de comercio y parti-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-28

dando las calderas scmpre limpas. Alimen-
tad, r IS aut6matas V de vap0r para calderas,
que o:recen seguridad completa y econonia.-
AldTn,ds para calderas. - Con este aparato
sencillo Y de muy POGO costo, es impossible por
descuidO quemar las calderas. -Toda clase de
pailas y rdicplds para bateras comunes per-
feccionadas- R0mapas bahamas para hacien-
das, almacenes, ofcinas pulperias
A0linoS para maiz, fios portaties de todos
tamahos -Bombds de riego, centriiugas de
piston -Despepitadores de SIERRA cilindro y
de cuchilo especial para algodon. - Aparatos
para cafe, de desgranar, descascarar, limpiar,
surtir el grano por tamaho separar el cara
colillo.-Mdquinas para haccr ladrillos tejas
tubos de barro -Mdquinds de vapor para
arar zaniear c.-Ndn6metros, piy'6n,etros
bnr6metros, relojes, Hdres, rdlruids, toda
clase de material Y efectos de bronco hero
para maquinas, calderas para hacienda de azd-
car, cafe, maiz, arroz etc. Etectos de 7eleg,a-
.tia, tranarias .teIro-carTjles, Puentes de hier-
rO.-Como tambien todo material, edifcios
mdquinaJ'id etc. para kact0rias centrdles.
Para pormenores, precos etc. dirigrse en-
Ponce D. Roberto Graham, dnco agente en-
esta Provincial - Ponce, Puerto-Rco, enero
10 de 1873. Mierc.