davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-01-08

The above product tells It's Own storJ OF the
energy that fAs been displayed during the
past summer By the mines In our county.
Last year was bright ona IN coppers, all the
men that could be procured were employed
without regard to price, and yet the difference
In shipments flsm the port Of Eagle Harbor Is
taS tons in favor OF this year. The greatest
incrcasc has been Id Copper Falls s9d AmyE-
daIoid, In the former $50 tons, and in the lat
ter ~ tons, and the Delaware has Just
doubled Its production. The Increase In the
Central and Pennsylvania mines has been
about LIS tons each. We shall reckon cona.
IDENTIFY on still greater increase. from ait
these mines for 1865, and also In all the mines
from Eagle RtveE.
From the Ontoragnn Miner, Dec 2s.1
Our table of shipments, as will be seen, ex-
ceeds our expectations by nearly 140 toms and
it is probably safe to estimate thst 1t is fully
800 tons short Of What It would have been
With an average summers stamping.
We have now stamp mills enough IN TINS
county to make yeg handsome monthly
return. The Flint Steel River and Ridge
Mines ore still without, and all the other
| Companies which need such machinery, arc
or will be supplied next season: These
| firures show an Increase over the shipments
Of 1884 Of 40 tons. Present indications fully
warrant us IN predicting stta larger increase
far tEGK
, 1866-01-08

Tue year 1866 does not open ansplciously
for Canada. The loes Of tzee trade With the United
s,a.es has throWua gloom over the lumber and pro.
duee uadea; and tn the Ottawa district The centre
Of The former, there IL good deal Of anxiety fell
for 4 market to replace that LOST. commission
h.x her sent forth under the Provincial Secretary
n :. fish, 70. new markets in Cuba, Brazdl and
Mc.ico. They may be able to md them; bns Il
t.kes some time to make Coodt-Aaus. for lnssanee-
rnoxn In market; and there must be some con
s3Se.sb1c advantages IN the new goods to induce
mcrcaut,le parties to break od theis trade with ont
country and open Dew trade WIN snosher' a
I'D. with the Upited St1tes during The last
ss.r tsere ne twenty 4hsee million feet Of lunoe'
xip,e,,ne =. Qusbeo-a pretty good prool That thi'
year ,hcFe yili be fearful amount ofstud lying o.
hana. The lpuberers then have reason 10 6e an1
tpps for ths ensuing yeaf, md sesaes e& 1s2pze
arc likely 10 iakc plaee.
, 1866-01-08
FROM CINCINNATI.
Sreec3a from Gen. morEan-Deuaoernffc
Key Note for the Future-Cclebfa.
tions, DC.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.]

CrEc1aNA11, Jau.T.
Gen. Morgan, The late Democratic candidate for
Governor N this State, delivered address to the
Democratic Assoclatiop Of Columbus on Saturday
night, which Is supposed to give The key note Of
party in this State for the next political campaign.
He nagnlbed the erfls Of great public debt, roper
sented the expenditures during the late wnr a.
greater ahan the expense OF Great Britain In her
TWO yea1s' war; that Lincoln expended :, ,6o, Co.,
oc0 more than Ill The other Presidents during their
ent!re Authorizations Of seTentJ-two years. He
ta,d the mistake Of the administration was
In not borrowing gold In England a six q eiEht
per cent instead Of tssulnE Rreenhaeks 1a tne1s
value IN gold, and p&riug xu interest equa 70
PCT cent. besides e1emptng the bonds from ta1A-
ion. Referring to the Assurance Of the Secretary
OF The Treasury that the debt could be paid in thtr-
ty yeara, he declared that 1t would not be paid IN
three hundred yeat1 and lntimated that might Dc
Niptd out es France had wiped ont similar debt,
BY beheading the King and setting out o. . new
dcsired to sec zspiaed, and u 1t ever be.eli ont
cppptty It would be befAute Of unequal and unjust
ta1alion; and he proceeded 10 portray numerous
instances u which the income tar is, In 4 estina
Tie Ecrerxi: not satisfied with hsnglng the te1.
rctn ot French revolution over our head". cited
The rsu,patlons Of Chases l., bis leTyfng taxes ou
| the ground OF receaeity; john Hanpden's resist
1 nj &C, winch ipauEnfated revelation and htongnt
the head Of Charles to the 6lock. Ine Only means
| was embodied u The following closing eenteuce:
"1f The people hare the manhood TO discard pat.
II and take their stand By the side Of cur patriotic
| President, then our Tree Institutions NAY be ret
sared; hut u panty has becomh deafer object "a
tn TSe ooiosed people here ase going "a divide the
ho0qss Of tpmptIpW, tho Ah u 1aoptrys With thet'
, 1866-01-08
ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
Fr1kent Position and dPro1pccts-Lfst Of
Officers and Members.

Prominent am8g the many scientific, HtetsrJ
and medical institutions which are rapidly becom
ing conspicuous features of this city and through
which Chicago Is destined to ba not only the
great commercial mart bat also the centre Of cu1
ture IN the Northwest, is the Chicago Academy d
Sciences. This Society vas organized in 1851 By
fen enterprislDg gentlemen deroed to science, and
70 Esp,d bis been It's growth and progress that at
the present time It takes tho dfth rank among the
Institutions q similar kim tn the United States.
Nearly 40.0c0 Specimens haso already been col
1ected In The various department Of SCIENCE and as
soon as snf6cte1t funds can be raised these will b
arranged tn place appropriate fpt their reception.
Contributions have been sent, Aud continue 10 flow
In 1Enu1 al parts OF the world. the most distm-
gutthed scientific men In Europe and America indI-
eating willingness 10 aid in the enlargement OF
the museum. The rooms Of the Society are It psea-
ent located in the upper part Of the Metropolitan
Black. Where many specimens have now been "
saueed representing the various branches OF ustu-
The Association exhibits list OF about 30 mem.
berz. l!3 OF whom are life members F,pnn The
s1bkcriptfons Of the latter, 4 permanent fund OF
xo o1o has been fai5ed, ths interest Of which u
The society vas not regularly organized undar lis
present name dill 1850. IN tic esf!yp part of 1854,
large endown,ent fund was rased to provide further
accommodations for the collections, and 1t IL e1-
pected that In a short tfHln the Academy vii! be
removed nom Its present location 10 more suit
able past Of the city, near the University Of Chica.
go, where 1t is contemplated to erect suitable
The following is list OF the officers Of the pre-
sent Beard Of Trustees: Prestde4t, J. y. Scam
asT ind sSS
the Museum. Robert Kenntcott.
The working ofacers of tho Academy are:
President-Edlnund Andrews, MD.
Tce Fresidents--papief Thompson and BENJAMIN
sesgetary-Wi1liam Simpson, I'D.
UttaHan--George q. Floef. ....
fyt.- ~
, 1866-01-08
FIRES.

At Dowagsac-Lons s70,O00-Tvo al
Troy-7utfand. Vt.
DE1RoK1 jan. TIA fire this forenoon in powa,
eiae, Mich, destroyed property to the value Of
$11600, On which IL an insurance Of $2o, 900. Two
banka and ten or twelve stores wefe burned
Church took tro tsom the heater this morning, and
was damaged to the extent OF about <700. Abont
noon the fesidence Of Z. Bshop, on First street,
was almost entirely destroyed By IRE, which orjgi-
RCr1ANp, VI, Jan, IA fire broke ont last night
in Z. Richardson's livery stable, adjacent to tho
haR&aad Htvuu building. The horees, carriages,
sunned. Tho Htrald buildings wen. not injured.
Loss 4s0, ,0oo. q Insured in tic North american
, 1866-01-08
The Union Pacific Road.

FnExoNI, Nehzaska, Jan. 5.-&e.srs. simpson,
Curt1e and White, commissioners, who were ap-
pointed BY Goyelnmens to examine and report on
the Union Pacific railroad, arrived hcie to-day, &C,
party OF geuuemen. The COMMISSIONER teIe'
Eraphed tho Secretary Of the Interior that they
have examined ne nlst section OF forty miles q
fpecia train came oFer four miles more Of the road.
The t1nck to this place Il being Ibid at toe rate of
half a mile per day.
, 1866-01-08
MEXICO.



eral-RepoFt About The French.
WAsn1Soros, Jan. 7-O1lcial uexs from the city
Of Chlhushua up to December ID has been rccely-
cd here. President Juarex had entered upon bis
new term without any opposition, with the e1ceT'
tension Of hls term, md went over to The
French eide. Gen. Redules, a very sue
ce.efnl officer had been appointed General in
Chief Of The Central Army, tn place ofthe la1ncnted
Gen. ortega, who WIS assasstnatcd by order Of MAY
intlian. Geue1als Ignaclo, Nejia, Eploca, Nucla,
Nicolos, Reiu1es, Diego, Ai!arez and Josef Cara
iaf had been promoted to be Major Generals fo1
patriotism and me1itorous services. An uuyou,d
ed ruuor prevailed at chihuahua that the French
WuplI return 10 that place.
, 1866-01-08

tatntuent. The ice was In
the snort Was entered into
] has peyef beeu eQu2l1ed.
The Washington was y
and the Inducements to
! rxeat-she quality Nhf
, 1866-01-08

Nsx xoax, I'm, The I..6ss.x, tettes HON
but all the Encu1hers are not present Mr. Blais,
new President, has been sworn in. Nearly all The
Canadian Chlefs Of Departments are in Montreal
The Government h2s decided to hase Canada Wesl
represented at Patta IN 1861 and tha subcommittee
oi The Board Of Asts and Manufactures for causda
Est has suggested TO The Minister olAgfcu1turc to
hold central fslr this }ear, at which selections
could b. made from prize goods for transmission 10
K1.r r.
, 1866-01-08

pg and the pleasant society. Ihc mauasets q tae
Warrington lave literally tende-ed The use Of tho
park On Friday ercrlnc foT tho bencat Of the poor
Let no one forget them-ief there be such 4 crowd
will eEipce ha appreciation OF the public for this
charitable ofeE,
The Central was veil crowded afternoon and eve
ming. tnd tho opportunities afforded for extelent
sport were A& good a5 eve.
, 1866-01-08

N1AGNE& Sn1p NA0Als
At the Saturday meeting OF the Board or Tfpdc
,he subject Of The Ship Canal around N1agara Falls,
on the plan proposed by H. II. Day, Esq.. was call.
ed up. I he following WIS the action taken.
The President, G. Randolph, Esq, said:
The Board of Directors have had under consider
p1opoeed canal from Lake Erie to 1ake onlaio-
the Niagara Falls Canal. The Board appointed Il
committee to cunier with Ar. Day, 10 hsat his
plane and TO determine as to whether this Board
ebon.d indosrs the sazne. A committee Consisting
Of Messrs. l. T. Mum, J1lfan 8. Kumsey. aud G..
T. Wheeler we're appointed. and they were rsq1est-
ed 10 add to their number the Ctt5 Engineer TheJ
hare made report which viii be submitted By the
Secretary for the action of the Board.
Col j. F. Beatty then read the following report
| To the President and directors Of the Board Of
Trade Of the City Of Chicago:
Your COMMITTEES 70 whom was referred the plan
| Of passing Niagara Falls BY means Of canal sud
inclined Qtaues, ns proposed by Il. E. Day, ESQ,
| would respectfully report That In lheiF opinion
the pan Is entirely feasible, and In stew Of the
grcat savfug Of time and expense TO the commerce
or the country. worthy or the most favorable con,
tfieraflon. With reference to The questions Of q
mechanical nature that Will arise with regard tc
| the mode Of applying the power requisite to trans
port ves sells over the plane, and The iors OF srnc
that the opinions Of The best mechanicsl engineers
| In the country be obtnined On the subject.
Chicago, Jan. S, 1866
| l. Y. MGSN, E. .. EHEEauK0U0H,
JuIlAN =. 1tUMsET, r. B. Mason,
c. T. WHEELER, W2. GooDryo,
The rrport being thus submitted to the Board !
was received, and Its recommendations inaozses
| unanimously
, 1866-01-08
Meeting Of the Naval Board Ordered
Smuggling GAbandone1-modcst Rebot

WAsu1sa1os, Jan. THE Navy Department has
ordered Board to meet at tho New York Navy
Of applicants for the office of asssstant naval Con-
etructor In the nayal serE1oe. The coard Is COM
pueed Of no1A conztfueteEs s. II. Paik, B. J. Dc
fapo aSd EdNArd Haftt
Il vii cost two million dollars 10 re-estahliSh
the lighthouses on the Southern coast destroyed
by the rebelx.
Aiy1ces received BY the Aching Commissioner ol
Customs rcp1esept that thu smuggling huatneas has
been to grest extent abandoned duf1ng The Last
week. 1890.
yere received Ut The Treasury Department.
4. o. p Nicholson, the !ormtt senatot from
Tennessee, having mAde application for bis com
fs6l to The period Of his expulsion, his petition
has been referred By The Secretary to the Senate
, 1866-01-08

H1cHaosp, Jan. 6.-31eegrs.. Tyler q Coleman,
who were arrajgned before the House Of Delegates,
rum. have been discharged, after thorough lnres-
tfeatlon, Mr. Tyler VAS acquitted BY a unanimous
vote, and Mr. Coleman vas discharged by nlajot1-
~ tote The case Of Nj. Pollard Is postponed until
Monday.
, 1866-01-08

Total Production Of the Lake Superior
Copper Mines IncreA&e Of 015
Tons over 1864.
Wc sirc herewith tho annual statistics Of
the copper production Of Lake Superior for
The year 1865. NC give the comments and
summaries Of the papers a. We find them, bur,
for the convenience Of the reader, give the fol.
, 1866-01-08

NEW YonK, Jan. 8.-It |. stated In Ed evening
paper that deficiency Of from E5ou uD to $l50, 900
e1ist4 In the accounts Of the Auditors Office Ia
brooklyn. John Lynch wAs lhe late Auditor. An
investigation oi the affair viii be made At ouce.
, 1866-01-08

county jail at Knoxville. charged NTH the murder
Of Johnston, al this place, a short time ago, has
made his escape
, 1866-01-08

t1rprese5ble enemies, The Democrats. IN eelfS:s
Ian Ian oi of tis ths OVERWHELMINGLY smsndmsat.
, 1866-01-08
General Grant on the Re-ndmfss1on Of
Southern States.

IUEh7
ton says: vi Is stated on tie hesthuthoritJ that
Cen Gsant Is not In taFor ot the lmmedlata read.
miesIou Of the rebel states, and expressed hiMsaH
Genatoe The sentence IN hts report, on the cor
ditlou of AAizs In The Southern btAtes. which Hzs
iutefpsets& ~ meaning th&t Southern de}eEAanAa
, 1866-01-08
Witnesses In The ScHnmcAs CaAc-Con-
AAcated Cotton, &c.-Rebel Memorial
Cafhedral-Applfcanta for Pardon
Prize Lnnda-Trizl of IefE. QRTfx.

Hncated C0ttous dcs-hebtl memorial
Cafhedrnl-Applfcanta for Pardon
Prize Lnnd&-Trlal of JeH. Dasfs.
ton ear about thirty commanders Of vessels destroy
ed by The Alabama have already been summoned a.
Witnesses for The Government in the approaching
Tie Goycrnneut has realized. within the last tHo
ycars, the tum Of six million dollars, the proceeds
of condscased cotton s12ar and other property, IN
91ess ~ Sot IN The Southern States to
e1ed memorial cnttedral to the Confederate dead.
It Is proposed to bnild honsc Of retnce tor the
the whole to be placed under the Jurisdiction Of
convention Of the Protestant Ep'ecopal Church Of
tho United States.
much OF the circular forbtddiDg Importation OF
CATTLE etc., refers to Canadian horses. mules and
asse.. Such animals may be brought to the United
ported ported from on other countries 10 Canada.
Pardon applicants appesred II increased force At
dozen ao Of 20 nT were ersnted
1irs. Jane Moore, sentenced for mail robbery,
was also pardoued. ..-.z
Twenty -four nnunportant prize csses wIn como
m IL he Snpeeme Court on Monday. The AttoE-
my General has engaged additional counsel TO
argue. them. Important points Of international
' lie liz Mesuads Washington special teles1aphs that
the delay in preparing for the t7al Of Je Davis Ia
becomfuc the general topic uf conversation, the
feeling Becoming general that be should Be tried OF
Nc new organization under the national banking
system being authorized at present. but one "as
'''11 TIE e suit brought By certain parties to
restrain The city government from dettsy1ns
fua1sEc Is likely to affect eonae indtsfduals m;
pleasantly. Counsel for the petition u the head
| 81 he presumption bureau Of The Land oaiec. a
| charge has been made against him for nesteenns
bis Official duties whi1e falaried employe Of tht
Interior Department: The Secretary has the mat
l ter un3er x1E1AerueQt.
, 1866-01-08

Ob1tuaTys
TORONTO, c. ", Jan 8.-pted, yrsteriny. In To
1u1lto, lion Admiral Baldwin, or he Royal Sayy !;
George Boomer, Police Magistrate; and Enoch
TblIy, q weil-knOWn wealthy citizen,
, 1866-01-08

TOPARTNERSH1P.-The IN
dersQnpd has this dAy associated with himself IN
the Produce Contitsou Buelness, stsara. Joseph H.
Ford, Joseph Ford md josepn C. Jones' Of Whetnn3.
branches under the tr,n nazne Of CuAs RANnQL.PH
= e.. ,ne. CdAs. AAapoA4fn'
, 1866-01-08

Considering the many obstacles in the way
Of successful copper mining the past season,
the result may be accepted as especially graf
flying:
The shipments Of copper from this port
during the past season we're as follows:
, 1866-01-08

Which shows 8 stcady Incfe0se Tor each
year, and an increase this Jear, Of IT'S ions
1,5!B 1bs of mineral orcr 1864.
We have no correct figures from the Onton-
agon district for last year OF this.
(Frou The Kewecnaw Times. Dec 1sth-1
BeloB He rive the shirr.rHt nom this conn-
fy, 1ss tns Season Just closed, commencing
wit h fhe pbrt of
, 1866-01-08
CHICAGO, MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1867


ought to be received without delay and r1condl.
unnal1y. Was not intended to co1SeT any auch In
pSessi1n."
, 1866-01-08

The library. wh1en has recently been libeta11y in
creased BY donations RON various scleniiuc s0cie
ties tn Europe. nov Contains 3al volumes, com,
pfls!nS maaY Aeicnddc Wotks Of K1cat Yalue.
, 1866-01-08

Au increase Of s;s tons, 1.ea7 lbs. Of 1ngot,
To place the shipments Of this district on
par With those Of ontonagon and Keweea1w
counties, 1t will be necessary to calculate the
amounts of mineral instead Of lngot copper,
which would give total amount Of mineral
for the SEASON as follows.
, 1866-01-08
Delights
Delights
Delights
Delights
Spanish Lustral
8paoish LuxtraL
Spanish LustraI.
Spanish Lustral.
II NEVER FAILS TO. CURE
BADNESS.
More Proof!
More Certificates :!


UPINIVN OF 4 -L4dDK:
Certificate from the Wife Of John B. .Aokley,
No. 10 Chamber Of Commerce.,
NR. DELTGHT:
Ny hair bad been falling out F3pIdjy for some time
and tried nea1iy al remedies hnt without any e1ect
whatever until Eas prevailed upon Dy ay friends to
that Mt uAtR CEASED. FALLING OtT and At
present TN II the entoYnacut Of LqAqE1ANT
HEAD OF HAIR hifa. J. q. ACKLEY,
Nest Van Burcn street, betxoeu Throop snn Loou1ts
Certificate from a Rnilwuy CMc1ei.
.--a-. EH1cAao, ILL.,. Dec. I'd, -.
4. II. pEI1GHT:.
DEAn S1R-It g1res 1na pleasure To say 4 good word
for thas has dore me tho service your tas
had % much 20 that friends calico Te bald.
ny hsiT il q1iie thlek and does come ont 1hsn
comb It. Respectfully yours,
n. ". J1SSELES,
Clerk Of Purchaslng Agent |. {. i. T.
, 1866-01-08
Perfect Badness Cured :!

DbCIXHxt 3th, ls6i.
lE- A. H. DELIGHT
/ wa periecuJ bid. and by the advice OF some Of
mY friends, Was persuaded 10 your spanish Las-
ta1, and J. an happy 70 Bay TINT my ha1s has COM
meuccd growing huely which hAs glyen Ertst iath
u the said Lus6Al JANIS MaNstiELD,
.{68 Vest Harrison asrect, chicago,
, 1866-01-08
T.nATHE*R CUBBIEs11H
WAX STUFFIVG

Ia lnso,ubie In water VII: not yield In tho ist %
we!t.n for estmpinR, nor n *ea.tDz Lan fi e '
FEtch. 1t will give good light color tu Hsmoek-
II Is used with Txiow without OIL Il matos sha hs
clean fast OIL Elaekinx. Setd hy
i, Il. HOTEY, 1874 Lake street.
, 1866-01-08

been efuAltod. Between Buh1lo ind New aofk
freight taken for forty ydvc cents per 100 pounds,
= redun4ou Of hiftyIwo cents per hundred within
i few dap. The usua1 winter rate is FLO per 100
pouoda,l There IL not road between the Hnaaon
Rivef nd the AtEslfajppl witch hae not large
amour of rolling stock wholly idle, and eonae
xputes sount their empty carr by misea. The open
tnr of tae Baltimore + Ohio road, and the loss Of
t1snspotattou gfoHinE out Of army noyemcnts,
her3na . tell upou earnings, md nust continue to
do 90 tlzopkhput the year." We hope htae of
This 4sit Of competition win be caught BY ttse
Westep railroads. a Amiltr reduction Of present
onetou freight ta1t1s would be hailed viii JOY oy
the taznezs and merchants Of the West
4 suipue riot occurred tn Chsfieston on
Thprsd,y night, the 2ath uI. During the progress
Of peao bail On the premises OF Mrs. Wilkes. ut
,hr cor,er oi MecttpF etrect md Smiths 1ane, =
rnrty q the Thirty-third United Statea coloFed
troopg &ndeayo1ud to obsain admission without the
.ay,nett Of The cpfrence fee. and were refused b5
The NEGROES having charge Of the arrangements tor
the OCCASION. They 1elited, but returned IN sho1t
while armed with Fevulvegs, and again sorght "a.
maeaio3, With The same rc6u1t1 End senesa! not
commenoed. The 1rvolye1a were bzousht into
use aua two or three shots were hreo, one Of which
from pistol IL the handa at Private t11noe 0oSd,
OF Company D. Ihiuy&hird regiment, took effect
ppou one Of the colored dtinent. chat3e+ Wash
1nxfQQA &lauQE NR21 442644lA1s AAI A0Ao1%@ N@3
a1fuztcd ly eornc member Of the Thirty dfh reSi-
men1 um,eh States cosore6 troops. sftes eha*e up
the lane and King street, the hnc and cry Of which
Threw the whole nc1ghborhood Into CONSERVATION.
and resulted IN tbe Calling out Of the military, Nho
eoon restored quiet md dispersed tie cro"d.
Gov. Bullock, Of Massachusetts, Ia bis inau-
gural aadress OF Saturday, appreciates the necez-
si'y which c1is for Increased facilities for lrsps-
porting Western products to eastcEn markets. and
raes sessa lie says: '' There can be No douht that
ne~ facluez and new .ncanA for transportation be-
tween the Fest and East are now ab<olntely needed.
onI an1s 81 prosperity and growth IRE parallels Of
Autaoe which connect us with the yonug and rich
espHe q ut milne, and the etock aud tile produce
lying asoutd the lakes aut still beyond, TIE peo-
pic o! AAskaehu2elts, compact viii uanufsc,urfnc
ana commerce, must have more INCONVENIENCE,
through which The currents Of t,nae ,nd r. -
pase 70 spo asa unohtssueted md eea.cless 1t wee.
the Atlantic md the national r7zn.,,es ~
fbey Will. 1t no distant terto8 49,,
alike hcF Wharses md her wark k.ro., .s :.
ut avert the DAY on Which our co,rn',,.,r.!, t =,
ehat] become ct1eAJ 4 school house f,r 49, ~
uua homestead over which tine .haj, .s,s' !" es
1sutlY md Too eoon the tnssks Of dsI.rn1s,ss
AM policy which u not hsoad enough to tscnrc
psa New England hastrg proper &hase tn I,
hereetx Of this neN opening esa Of lhe we.t- i
~ssu1ea. win not reodre the apzRosa g. sae DC
XeAe1attou."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-22
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
T,AcrFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANY's
THROUGH LINE
TO



I,AcfFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP coxPASYs
rHRouGH LINE
cArsyyy,sc. gs KIT 3 s lisgsc NAN,
ieav. pier No - North zoo, Of csna street.
a. ss u sSSss poo skw scR. Captain won. uue.s With
steEsSsSTp sap,s Sa. c.pan x.ur -
.s ssTT SHSs .s G
Al ser.Sss 'oa,s :, hsggsN s,.s ard z.
and lth Tor Central American ports AMI those % 10, touch
Departure Of 18th each With N. steam
line from Panama % Aus,rsl,s and Nsw zeasnd
o. Inc comp.nys China Line. leaving San Yrsnsc,
One Susdr-a pound. esssss. allowed ..ss .daI. xsal
ne as ss i. ss. a1' tssi S'
New York. SIX. HOLMAN. Axsnt
TINTED STATES VAIL TO Brazil. -rHE STEAM.
y .hip GUIDING STAR sails IN. afternoon ai clock
buoo Bahia and RIO De Jsnero Mails close 4 Post sass ~
O1rE sSEIM ssIsI,czs sfg g,.siSIi COMPANY
saturday, s@p,-mbsr -, al noon. from si~ Worm
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