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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-11

De la calle de San Francisco dep 1sito q >
calzado al culrtel de Artilleria se eXtrayi6
u..a c&ieua de orc en- form4 de rosario.
Ill que So sirv" 1evolyerla en- esta impreu-
ia, 50 lie gratiflcara agradacela. 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-11
NNiDioaty uo paS}jaroS,

Posqieros nogaC IS oa el ''r safes DE Gu
b 4 t,ras AS. lsio Jose Vas De la ala,
Francisco zaragoza, Ri ,srdo Mir, Feipe Cue
yas J. Sara :, Maria Pulidoy hernano, Anto'
nio Qortfs tamiiia, Antonio Agudo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-11
Uramatica de- Ia academia,
EDICION DE 1880.

Sc ha reoibido por ell ultimo vapor cor
REQ Sc re&lizan baratas, 10 mlsmo que
otras obras instructivas Y recreativas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-11

senior Alfonso MARTINEZ ha sido un large
y erudito alagato iuridico-legal en- de
fsnsa de- principa 0 de Asturiaa, como
derecho los hijos mayores de los re-
yes, sea cusl fuare su saxo. Oyenio a
Sr. Alfonso Maritime creianos estar n
"a IN Congress, sino ga la Aeademia de
Jurisprudencia, 6 en- Ia da Ia Historic ,
II trabaio es notable, mas proplo de-
ltbro 8 del AteDeo, que della C{mara le-
gis'ativs. El discurso, en- res1meD, no
ha satisfecho 4 los fusioristas enragti
que so'1 desoan oombatir. al gobierno
con yiolenoia.
La discussion seSuira hoy Y desnues
de la replica del se1or Danvila, de la
comision, probatlemente teroiara eu 81
debate ell nresidente de Consaio de mi
nistros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-11

Ea los momentos, en- que escribo &
ustedl estl lioviendo sin cesar. Ell teC-
poral de aqua es i;general en- toda la
Penirqula y las inundaciones do Ia ma
yor parte de los rios adqnieren un as
pect1 verdaderamente temible.
Hasta ahora no hay cst%strofes per-
sonales, pero 81 gra 1des p6rdidas mate
risles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-11
s|Bl.FlS GlnTiRlS PiRl B9LsILba.

D.s1e a 40 ctvs una. El la imprenta del
3OLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-11
Albums pra :fot$grs6as.

En esta imprent4 Sc ha reciiido una pait,da
de albums para tratos 2 sesdetalan a precios
reGucidos, desde Is ctv5. hasta SIS uao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-11
"a ~ IHs ID.

Latimer Fernando detailan 81 brandy de-
la acreiitada flbrica "The Cnlrente Brandy
Company Limited" marca "Cisne," nuevs
pesos GAIA d. docs botei,as. de una est.elia y
doca pesos GAIA d. tres estreilas.-San Juan
Plerto-Rico, Fabrero 1885, - f. 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-11

al fn aver III se ,r6 oa la discu-
sion de- ls totalidad del 9nsaje y RI So
10 anupcio de-. d,scnrso oel senior Aiont
so MaItinez cart ei 60 -rno, i Con.
craao nresontaba oil ar. tot de las gran
dee solsmnidsl1as. Deciase que el fa-
moAo juoseonsulto, lonra del foro So,
oanol, habia de hact decIarsoiones im-
pcrtantes qnastal- vez 'aharisH vscilar ls
vida miplateyipL Psro el disourso del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-11

Napoleon I, con toda su pericia, con
su her6ieo valor, cusndo lego el mo-
mento de sucumbir en- Waterloo, Sc
disfrsz6 con ell uniforme de un of al
orusiano para aleisrse del campo do
batalls. SDs que le sirvi6 C,rIos X
la espsd da de uro de los generates mas
ilustres de Napoleon [ para comba:ir d
los insarrectos de Par.s? 1 De que le
sirvio Luis Felipe Ia espsis de Bu-
gsaud d? / Da que han servido nunca to-
das las espa las cuando Sc dssencsdena
una revoluclon !?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-28
ETHAEERB.
gTHAEERB.
E'OR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTe F0Y-
TRESS MONROE AND THE s0JJTg

IhESS MONROE AND TIE SOUTH,
The STEAMER
GEORGE LIE AIRY
(Carryi ing ,b, G 5. Msin
VII leave her wharf, foo; OF Psinca st,oot y,
- oESDAYS. THURSDAYS and Ss%uE.
- % at $50 p. L. stopping 8. Piney Point
sno FVllt Lockout going aud returning. lie.
t n leaves Norfolk on WHUNK5DAYS
MIA ID aud SUNDAYSs sta occck D. m.
Firs., class fare 10 Fortress Monroe and
NG'iG ............"..........S 81
''''''''' 10
FlE:. ctS.s t,iGto i'in.y ro,lt anu rui.:
L.,4Srui ..,.. - so
ia-eraGms 81. Alesls 15c
Freight received uulil ABB D N,
GEOkuE mGTIINGLY, Suot.
?. Z. IIUOk agent. mh26
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4 9; slleexx;a1udrtu (I5Xzette
THURSDAY EvEnIiss4, APRIL 20.

How To DEAL WITH RATS "A writer 10 the
Scientific AmrIlc q says: We clean cur
premises o: she Diet; stable v5ruio by making
wti:eWa.h yeil9n Slth cJpparss sod clyuflDg
the scenes and rat!lrs ID the ceilar with thick
coat Of il. Ii Every c:eTlos where raj may
tread we put the cry, ala Of The copperas AID
ecatter the semc 10 the c-raG;s of the floor.
The resut was pericct stampede OF RATS and
mice, SinCa Ifst anne rot t00ita!! d either
rats or miG3 :as beee lieHid tbyus the house.
Every spua4 ena; Of tie g.Uiu yililH wash Is
g:van 70 the cyl-r as u pu:iaE as we'll as rst
tx erMIo%o', sd 10 typaO,d, tysecte'y or
lever Ar c&- lie ;sulIiy. Many pe1sno5 Cobb
crsiey a,,r.c. sii &c ra.s III ii. Gel. hhoruood
~ le&Vlug 'iui;r aad Vegetables ute ge:ud IL the
c;lar, acG sJi:.riiGIca ,veu tGv 5Jnuls let! 0p"u
aor their ftS4iescrGt. C.:v.r up tvafy eai.nla
10 the pa0,T: a0d ce!;sr, zn'; sou vi! eo1s sGr7e
them 81. lGtS5 frnGAu :ua5 :lytd ~ tho
service OF , zoos "a: VII Prove ts 80 d rat
* eEuius,1: IL ID 'ym'S: can urUVide. We
"a. ar al9 Ja.- - - pJIsJa"'' III Cur dWalI-
lays hSy - iho5 20 Gle he,Eelu iEe wss
spi .,r2rua: n13n sun0rglG,.
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
GbSsaaE&SEOS sHEREHANTs


rgyEoHeS YEaEY
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b-1Ai' as In FLU - fiSE, SELL, and
IN j. l. " Il i L y IS
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TS1HS h!uE Mo = UA>E .nd CHILLED
Fl.v ~.
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,,.-,,,.,g- ;,;.,c.
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-, =. s,,. ~.
s:p:c'tI At:ehti"n Givaa ~ .a3 aaie :: country
-.n..; :: .I..yIry !, -
:,t,an;s-;oN sqt:,;1,ur
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shooting Fiia!ls sanHnil,e 7fmcss.

Dull psn in tue limbs, n:as"h biliousnass. sre
symptoms It anproschiny fever and sgue. Use
Without delay H"aietser's Stomscn Bi..ers, which
substitutes tor the chilly sensation a genial
tom % ;na liver. The bowels the stomach sud
the hillary gland bang restored t. healthy
co1atl1". 'ha t;s"as5 il conquered At the Cutset.
FOR s-la bgn'l Druggist ant DaGiers generally
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B.gayess, sysEEaEs,AaI.- *,
Mscon, Ca Ms7ch 81 1875

Mscon. Ga Ms7ch 81 1879
From wing been intimate with the copgie-
tors of S~if's t;yphiitic Specific" hSve
known much Of is ma uteC'uf2 erd uss- Tore
arc man in this cog EiultP VITO WEI. victims n
early life to s. rhi':, snd vino have taken the
5. 6. s. medicine. md :re now to al aprc,r.
arnas and in their own belief ss ir6e from t7int
Of disease - the frs. 1ran. fresh f->n he band;
Il Oils :; ckcr. Iniascy foro!ds .ncir pubic re.
c'nm dations. but I'm SLOWED IL refer the
shcptic priuotc'y 10 thosH Who will endorse eve
ryIn'lS that cen te CSC il its favor. Being pJo.
fessicnel.y mucn opposed 10 Recommending Sc
cret remedies. II is with h station at-ca M
nnnle to ths article; but kaoso aohereofI speak
when l say our scer CO hB. not made lnlDuc :
com binatior eQrsl 10 'Sw!f:'s Syphiti.ic 5recit.
&c" fer the rurposo icdicst"d
T. l.. MASsE> BURG Pm. q.
THE SWIFT SPEClELC UOa.tAHY, Pro.
psiotor;, Atlanta Ga
Sold by Z. :. L'ai neatsr s Bro. Call for q
copy Of Young Mems Frier d "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-28

1all Southwark. connects at Charlottesville
with Gees. - Ohio 4. f., East and West. Al
Lynch burg, coanects with Atlantic, Miss &
OHIO K. X, through Southwest Virgins, 70
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis, Little Rcck
and Te1as-snd at Danvile with Richmond i
DanvilIe 4. r., to South snd Southwest.
E1pross SoUthWsrd connects at Charo,tes,
vllto W all points on Ches. 4 Ohio K. H., sni
st Dsnville for ali points South. East aud South,
AlAEU TRAINS for Msin Line leave a.
eIandris caliy, except Sunday, 8 90 q. m. and
l20C M, and returning STRIVE at Ale1sudln
90 p c sud , 30 o. n.
For NAN ASSAS LINE leave Washington
III g. u. AMI Alexandria 81 .. m, Gsi!y
except Sunday. arrive ut Strasburg ST IL rs p. n,
connecting with the Valley Road Esst sui
Wes.. Leave S.rasburS 80 p. M, arriving $.
Ale1sndris 81 81 p. m.
AlXhN TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
lSlCN leaves AloIsndris daily, except Sun.
day, al GO .. H., arriving at SLrssburg s, G
y. M. and returning leaves Strrsburg al 5 II
l. H.. s1riv'Dg IN Aexandris at 2 4S 9. m.
Eor Middleourg, daily connection .. PlsirI
stAtion
For Upperville, regular connection 1t DELI.
plane.
For WARRsNToN, leave Washington Al
7 10 S. e. dsily.
Ali trains make good connections, st Wash.
'ngton, 20 nnd from North snd West.
New orieans sleeper leaves Washington 81
~ .. H. running through without change,
On Express train, leaving Washington At 10 OF
p. n, Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Car,
Win extra charge only Sl.O0, through to
Uanvils.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
nno Augusta, ia, without change, on IL
p. m. train
Through tickets very low to the South and
southwest.
MERCER SI,ArEarpp n m
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WASHINGTON D OHIO KAILRo.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

-, DoSluulDg NOV. "a, lSSU.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave WASHINGTON
81 ~ e. m. snd Alexandria at 925 =. m.
daily, except sunday; pass Leesbury, going
westward at II 80 s. Ii and srrivs a. Round
ali! ct IL l5pU. LtaveRound Hill at II 80 o. ~;
pass Leesours. eolrg eastward, 10 D. M; and
arrive at Alea andrla q. 10 D. NJ, and at
~SshlnStoh 1t 30 p. %.
VI, The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave
Washington 81 ~ =. m. and dle1sndss al!
70 y. N daily, except Sunday, and arrive q.
Leesourg at II p. m. Leave Lees burg a. 10
a: M and arrive st Alexandris at 8 Is an, snd
Washington at 80 q. 10.
sxls Passengers from Washlagton will take
;ae Washington and Ohio cars st toe Baltimore
9 POTOMAC Railroad station at9 20 9. IN. ana 4.O
D. H., ard 20 through without, change Of cs.s
me 925 An. train from Elexan6ris and 1870
?; m train from Round Hill connect At Round
dill With Mccoy y Wigginton's Daiiy Line Of
Coachos Tor Snickersviile. berryville and Win.
chester; slso Rcsme-'s Line of Coaches, which
, nas" Lsaaourg daily for Aide and Middle.
5otn trains, westward, make close connections
81 vienna, With Sisson's Line of Stages for F.r.
az Court House.
tickets, ~ OTIS per mile
Annu&l tickets, $50.
x a. HAVENER
octt4-H General Ticket Agent.
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Fsess NEW YORK.
6TEsS-E e. isG e.. q. kJtsaRr.7SrE JHHh
GiEStSJF
&VaRl FRIDAY, ut II ~; and returning,
lesYe Sew York, from pior Al, Hast river, EV-
ERY cATU RDAY, ct o'clock q. n.
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L.SGH OF TIE ExEB

AaSU Y FF THE ENEB
EVEEI MONDAY, WEDNESDAY md
FRIDAY, ST s co o clock PAM; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days at 4G0 D. m.
The stsunch iron steamer has lust becn paint
ed throughout, ststsrooms newly furnished aad
carpeted. and is the hsndsonest as we'll IS the
safest boat Oh the Potion &C river and Chesspesss
bay and is tho only steamer making close con-
necuon Win the New York and Boston steam
ere; also connects with Richmond steamers and
railroad ines soIth. Stops st PINEY PUlhT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning,
Fare. first class, 81 81; second class 81 50.
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80 GREAT 1897
TO rHE E HoEsH, v ISL : Rs69 {}Tss,n,
DOUBLE TRACE, II" WEST
STEEL EAIls, SPLENDID sCEssu,
AAGNIFlCSNT SQUIPGENff
April 4sh, 1851.
NTslDs lesTe Washington from depot n, "a.
TlACKE & POTOMAC RAiLROAnSa a.
ner 81 Sl1th Ind 3 str sets, rs follows. Coz
29 or l5aiiafelp5la' Rev York and The Ess, S.,.
~ ~ 8. N. daily, except Sunday, Ind 2IIiro r.
W. III. c.ily. with Palsc: Cars INA
tied SIPraEF OF Pullman parlo. Gar. an EN-
:; x. ihliy except Handss For PhiisdpipG;'a
I'D III 50 s.. u. daily. except Sund.r
~, : w, 81 snd y. IN. dai!y. Saa
fGi %A@oa1s Ed the West SEQ q. M. pi,s
h7!"r car TO Pittsburg and Sleeping c.s r'; "a
= f,lM4sonra shd Ch!essn; 1889 a. H. dsls
S'"'. y. n. - y, >ei.h Ss!sce Gar TO Chicsosd
F"- +'anancaigua spG the North, Slu s !"
except Sunday and 931 =. N. 3niiy. sHca ~;
i'=.GfCay: TiIk Palace Uss t.. Csr.rds;uUUpp'
fof "&tEiil: 1850 :. n. asily eIceu, Sr"'
Day. S--'
70. Baltimore. Il III, {. on, $50 and 1880
2OI, AZ, i,5C, &c $50 and 1000 p, ~
"a Sn'.i"E 500 shi &c 80 a.m.; 2.CU, :. 20, 93n
cH1 iU.UG >. n. ''e
For Pope's Creek Line. 1 % 3. n. and sAn
d-'i ~, eHcep, Sunday.
t"r Annapolis, i y l.. 70. Gad 20 D. m, du,,
except SlECzy.
LUIAL TRAINS.
FOR I'axaEd'M Go, 7 30, 80. md Il 80,
1T, anh J Il. 3. -, & lad Ii 50 y. IL. ,ur'
day 81 80, 8 ", and ii 80 s. M. snd D, N
tI.'cs lorY'. AieAsnd1is :cr WssGlnk.c., -
80, md 10 =. IA. and II 81, 3, s, :, sM
.. m. sd IL night.
On sunday 81 o.u5. and l0s. M. snd fGOsnt
8 Ii p. n. ""-
rHS0UGA TRIM FOR TRE SOUTH 81,
'2uart:co End Hjchmond, will leave Ale,sr.
of:S al 7.oH stt II 50 \. N. daily and - D.
IL IA :, except SUNDAY. y
East mail, lesTng al ii 81 .. ~, makes but o,s
stop, VIZ: ri QuauLlcu, between Alexsudr,
sLG S!cnEond
t!cRets eh0 'atoemstion can be procured :.
principal 7ki:Tca6 6tstioas snd ticket ntls,
Southeast j. K. WOOD,
Gent. Passenger Z seu;
fkAEk TAJMSON "'1''
r:Harxl Manager ,r4
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a. sSs7s OAXDE'S STEAM LINES WEEH
:3:eSSee. LY TIC
PHILADELPHIA FALL RIVER PROV
DENCE AND BOSTON
Steam ore lesVe Alexandria EVERY TDys-
pa and issVe Philadelphia every SAT
URDAY. 'a l.
fs's line connects At Alexandria with .tsO
phis vita Clyde's regular Steamships for .I -. ~
Liver, Providence and Boston, ' y OIL
- freight forwarded with promptness and caro-
No charge for transfer in Philadelphis, .no
~ns5nse n boston. Quick time Frequen
o usHsI Urea anfopsh rates and through 5ills
III 'So'hg gwen insurance at the lowest ratss,
Agents:
4. REED, Alexandria.
va: IYDE & CO., PhlladelcbI.
JVhhSON & CO.. Wash. s. Georgtn
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Ihe steamers of this company make connec-
tons a. Norfolk for BostoE and oil points East !:
ST. Rev Yors with all points West and North
S'oss, sAd =. Alexandria with Virginia Midland
Asllrosd and Washington and Ohio Railroad
Through rs.es given and treigh. handled care.
fully SID promptly. For further information
sppiy TO Fla REED. Ayent
Jsnney's wharf.
VIM. THOMPSON. President,
l4l6 r street,
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s'lSiSS 2 tzeyapE5g.

~ Low as ia tl.i. Sn,!iu, Isle Thread, Silk
IN suc Lace. saoRing g.! the reeves. shades
fer the rerson. sIso 81 rev assortment CT Lsce
N it's. Price 25c soc, 75c and 81 rs per p.ir.
Coraet- II d .Ae 'eaGIn@ styles, perfect in fl
and finish rrice5 80. 10 So 80 per PAIR.
Underwear -Epec!al attention IL called 10 the
large Rssorim. Mt for Ladies' Gents, Misses,
Boys and in!eE:3 in GsyZ-, Lisle Thread, sos
sgmer .nI SuinmeS Mzrino; also are exhibiting
$ ctoca as.or.neut Of l. dies Undergsrmeuts
OF every Gescrpt Ga. Chemisas. Drawers, Night
gowns. Skir:s &c.
Linen and SiiK Observation-Disclosures.
hosiery, showing the most choice ustterns as
we'll - lhe largest assortment OF III adium and
finer qusIity Coostaatly adding tao latest pat.
ssrns rs soon as they aro ut5red Tor sale by the
Z anuf-cturo9.
Neck b. fl ngs RuG;, Skirts. Veilings, But
tens oilgs Gottons &C
hdgings 10 SWiss: hamhurg Nainsook, Corr
line, Se'n caiic, Vale cieAnes. La.guedoc,
Iorchon, Eu.si.r. Veniao Crochet, &c.
EiRhnlo Fataat Bosom. Kenforctd and
Scratch Shirts, II i*uudri"d and unlauudred
Collars and CLf, sz,a y TO IS inches. Prices
lie Is, 20a srG zoe
Germsntown, shetland and SaIony Wool
Zephyr Wo.s ed i'll nil Colors, Silks Canvass SC.
NecEWcnr-Gt ali times tha collection will
su!psss ni other hsaortnehts offered 10 the city.
a fins display Of Iaudent the best Scarf ever
N ado for met; also iIorc ian, Fie1or, l. Audsce,
Tropical, De Jonviile. Lace, and Complete
line Of Fancy Ties and Bows.
c. M. AID A Ms
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ESUDEn::a - ca.

ESUDE EMS 81 ca.
Whols=sic Uox:e-s and ,iotbsra i.
CIRQUE 81 Et:, PROVISIONS, FLCuA
Salt aE2 FISK
4 fun line Of celebrated purv, old iRhiakeya
8cslG!os. Gil Earn, &C.. Massey S: Co.'S J'h;jn
ieiphiA ami u.aGeSls hGltlu:ole Aios, AID 1sry.
aoT & E1Gai'f lager 3ear, ia cask. or bottles.
Agents :Cr t=tCte. ; IEeicn Bas! taulli:
-Four, Jstn@s ). Aira & Cos. Standard t;c.;y
iiapon: j. J2a, cpu.l:Is and 1ia.s;ns Qtia
pOwder, sad Ei-!tiru-a 2ad Potomac Ave
>ig1a,G.a.
Orders promptly As.Gndoa TO- 8nc cous:gu
lunts o2tlG-4ad. nc II Eng s.re@I,
GGi -! &?e@aa0ci2, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-28

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P4sT"oH-su FERRY. CO.'S. srE.ssxsas
fjii LANDINGS
o. TIE POTOMAC RIVER
Ga AID ,fter Sunday, July 18th,
Vii. Les7e IS fellows:
Steamer T Y WSMITH lsayeg Fo.o-
nac Ferrg Cos wharf, foot of King street,
hvnhf 81 Il DAY, u ESDAY and T.; y ti5.
pa 7. al 7 80 IA n, for LeonsrdLown xnt III
lAi-rmedihtv lsndings.
S;eau.ar I.Y>llU leaves GVEEY MON
BAY, WGDA ESDAi and FRIDAY. ST. 30
Il. m. for y omini And inter o. isle landings,
aio, Il. Phillips, Mansger,
Potomac ferry Con paHy.
d, D rhi:S Ell agent jylT
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-01-26
JANUARY 10Th. 1851.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
PASSENGER TRAINS RuN IS FoLLows:

No. i Mail-Runs daily except Sunday
from Richmond to Huntington; daily, vii.
liamson's to Huntington
No.3 E1press-Runs daily from Rich
mond to Huntington.
No. 5 Accom-. leaves Richmond daily
except Sunday, at 80 p. m. and arrives at
Gordonsville at 00p. IN.
No. 81 Mixed leaves Charlottesville
daily, except Sunday, at 4 80 p. m. and
arrives at Staunton at Z sop. IN.
No. 20 Mixed leaves Cannelton daily
except Sunday ut 4 90 a. M. and arrives at
Huntington 10 IS a. IN.
H., u. ~ B. 8. Is. II. Trains run
daily.
G.. II. 3. & p. P. Steamer leaves
Huntington daily.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-01-26
Everything in Millinery cheap for
cash, ut Mrs. Martins.
Good Sense

Teaches us to prove all things. An
elegant preparation which has been
gaining ground the last eight years
in the confidence of the sick aud az
Iiicted, is L, X Thompson's Barosmu,
or Backache, Liver and Kidney Cure.
1t has not failed to cure gravel. in.
hamation of the kidneys, and liver
complaint, when taken as directed.
Also his Dandelion and Mandrake
Pills, Sugar coated), cannot be ex.
celled for headache and constipation.
For sale by dealers in medicines
Send for circular. Titusvillo, Pa.
Sold by Point Pleasant Drug Store,
and a. Z. Van Glider.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-01-26

COMMISSIONER OF lMMIGRATIoS.-
There is no position at this time
more important than Commissioner
Of immigration, or one better calcu.
'a'cd to advance the interests Of our
S'ate, We earnestly hope that His
txcellcncy Governor jackson will
'ntTnst this position TO Il gentleman
o. 'nHuenceand ability; and we know
u no one more worthy and better
qualified for this important trust
M VA Prof W.. Kennyofthis cou nty.
II" extensive acquaintance with all
OuF people, and withcvcry interest Of
W.T. 9'a'r, prominently qualities him
IDI WI. lo.IL!un.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-01-26
BE Sure You arc Eight, Then go
Aleal.

A sure cure for sore throat and dip
liberia. In the first place you must
have bottle of Thompson's Rhcu-
matte War Linimcnt. Wet pcicc
of flannel with the l.iniment and
keep around The neck. Get ChlVrate
Of Potassa as 4 garglc, or list dry on
the lnngnc and 10 .MAlInN is betlnr
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-01-26

We take the following announces,
ment Of the death Of Hon. Michael
G. Bright, from the daily Gazette Of
the goth inst. The deceased was a
brother of the late Ex-Governor Jesse
D. Bright, and uncle of our fellow.
townsman J. J, Bright, ESQ.
He was in his time one of the fore.
most lawyers Of the State. Sixteen
years ago he was stricken with para
lysis in New York City and had been
an almost helpless invalid ever since.
Last Sunday he was seized with the
final attack which caused his death
this morning. Mr.. Bright was born
in Norwich, n. Y, January 16, 1906,
and first came West with his father
in 1921, but returned to New York
to complete his college course, after
which he removed to Madison, Ind,
and entered upon the practice of the
law. He was active in politics, be-
ing chosen several times TO the Leg
ishturc and acted for some time as
State Agent He was also mem
Der Of the Constitutional Conven.
ton of 1851, He retired from the
active practice Of the law when some
thing over fifty years Of age aud
twelve years ago moved to this city,
after a residence in Madison Of over
forty years. Six children survive
him, one Of them being Il. J. Bright,
Sergeant at.arms of the Quilted States