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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-08-03

ARREsTs.-Offlcer York yesterday arrested
Robert T. Rooney, a lad 10 years of age, who
had been in the habit of visiting workshops
and going through the pockets of the coats of
the operatives, that were hanging up The
lad acknowledged that he obtained 50 in one
operation and $2.25 in another in different
shops. He was locked up for examination.
Simeon Howard, man about thirty years OF
are, was arrested yesterday by officer Hall for
the larceny of about ten dollars from vest
hanging up in Burnham's ice-house in Cape
Elizabeth, the money being the property OF
Coleman & Moody. On being arrested How
ard confessed the theft.
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The PORTLAND REBORN CLUB, which was
formed in April last, re-organized on Thursday
evening ON the basis of the constitution pro-
posed by the recent State Convention at Angus
ia. 1t adjourned to next Thursday evening at
the Reception Hall, City Building, when the
officers will be chosen. By its constitution the
Club is discovered from all political and sec
tartan affiliations and all interested in the So
cial and municipal prosperity of our city are
cordially invited to cooperate with the associa-
ton in its laudable endeavors.
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New Advertisements To-Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Caucus-North Yarmouth.
st. Joseph and Denver City Railroad Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Adamson's Balsam.
Notice-Philip j. Larrabee.
Swedish Help-Charlcs A. Berglund.
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Ninth Annual Excursion.
THE
Irish American Relief Association
law. WILL HOLD ITS
NINTH ANNUAL EXCURSION
SEBAGO LAKE -!
August q, lS72.

The Association truly appreciate the generous pat
rOnage of the public for attending amusements,
and in order that our friends may reciprOcate the
good wishes of ths Association offer the following
named presents to be given away on the grounds.
One Lady's Hunting Case Gold Watch, warranted
pure gold. ... -..t
One Gentleman's Hunting Case Silver Watch.
Forty other presents ranging in value from Ten
Dollars to Fifty Cents.
Presents may be seen at Mr.. Senter's store on E1-
change St. arF
The Committee who are to take charge of the dis
tribution Of presents to be chosen by the excursion
lists. The buyers Of fulpriced tickets whether they
at the picnic in the city, will be entitled 10
equal right to get present. Ticket selLss are re-
questod to make return of tickets sold, to Ticket
Agent, previous to day q excursion. The character
Of the Association is sufficient guarantee that there
will be an equitable distribution Of presents.
Heretofore the recipients of money expended at
our excursions were confined t. few. Now the
many have an equal chance to receive and enjoy
themselves
There will be the usual amusements which are too
numerous to mention.
Raymonds Quadrille Band will furnish music.
Refreshments will be furnished the grounds. Ice
water free
Tickets rs cents for adults Children 40 cents.
Mcmbers'can obtain their tickets by calling at
AcAleney's Harness Shop, Preble st.
The committee take pleasure in announcing that
they have left nothing undone to make the day
pleasant one.
Trains leave depot foot of Clark street at I and
O. 80 A NJ and O'clock p III iy3O-td
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Building, Granite and Marble at
Auction.

IN SATURDAY, Aug. Sd, at 8 p. m, will be sold
~ at public auction, the one story wooden build
ing now standing ON the lot corner of Fore and
Market streets Also the lots of granite and marble
left ON the market lot between Market and Milk
streets, by the contractors for the United States
government buildings; unless removed before said
day OF sale. The above property will be sold TO pay
land rentand other eharges-to be removed from tho
lot within five days from the time of sale Per order
of Committee on Public Buildings.
BENJAMIN KINGSBURY, JR., Chairman
r. o. BAILEY g. CO., AuctioneersI
iy25-edtd
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fective and practical. Nay more, if the rights
of the colored man are to be left to the leSisla-
ton of the Southern States, without Congress
sional intervention, he would, under Demo
cratic administration be deprived of the right
of suffrage in less than two years, and he would
be very lucky if he escaped some form of chat
tel slavery or peonage And In proof OF TINS
danger l might quote volumes of wisdom and
warning from the speeches of Charles Sumner.
When therefore, you point out the colored
men that their rights will be safe in the hands
of the Democratic party you delude and mis-
lead them-l do not say wlllfully but none the
less really. The small handful of Republicans
compared with the whole mass-Who unite
with yourself and Mr.. Greeley in going over to
the Democratic party, cannot leaven that lump
of political unSoundnesS even II you preserve
your own original principles in the contact Inc
administration of Mr.. Greeley therefore, should
he be elected, would be in the whole and in de-
tail Democratic Administration and you
would be compelled to go with the current or
repent and turn back when too late to mend the
evil you had done. Your argument that Hor-
ace Greeley does not become Democrat by re-
ceiving Democratic votes illustrating it by the
analogy of your own election to the Senate
is hardly pertinent. The point is not
what Mr.. Greeley will become person
ally, but what will be the complexion
of the great Legislative branch of the Gov
eminent with all its vast and controlling pow
er. You know very well, Mr.. Sumner, that if
Mr.. Greeley is elected President, Congress is
handed over to the control of the party who
have persisUentlY denied the rights of the black
man. What course you will pursue towards
the colored man is of small consequence after
you have transferred the power of Government
to his enemy!
The colored men of this country are not as
class enlightened; but they have wonderful in
stincts, and when they read your letter they
will know that at great crisis in their fate you
deserted them. Charles Sumner cooperating
with Jefferson Davis is not the same Charles
Sumner they have hitherto idolized-any more
than Horace Greeley, cheered to the echo in
Tammany Hall, is the same Horace Greeley
whom tho Republicans have hitherto trusted.
The black men of this country will never be
ungrateful for what you have done for them in
the past-nor, in the bitterness of their hearts,
will they ever forget that heated and blinded
by personal hatred of one man, you turned your
back on the millions to whom in past years you
have stood as shield and bulwark of defense!
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
--. JAMES G. BLAINE.
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Adjudged Sane.

BURLINGTON, VIA hearing was had to-
day before Judge smalley, of U. s. District
Stockton of Pttsbusp wbo
ed from the Vermont Insane Asylum, after
confinement of three years. After fpil hear
ing, he was adjudged sane and discharged.
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METEOROLOGICAL.
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE eAST
TwENTY-FOUR HOURS.

WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
Aug. 2, $500 r. .K))
The low barometer north of Virginia will
move slowly east over the Middle States, with
southerly and easterly winds and partlS cloudy
and cool weather, clearing by Saturday and
cloudy weather with occasionally light rains on
the New England coast, northerly and wester-
ly winds veering to north-easterly from Iowa to
Lake Ontario and southwark through the Mis-
sissippi and Ohio valleys with clear cool wealth
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Guardian Sale.

DY Virtue OF a License, to me granted by the Hon.
ID John A, Waterman, Judge Of Probate, shall
sell at public sale, ON MONDAY, August 26th, A. ID.
1872 at ~ O'Clock noon the premises TO be sold
the following described Real Estate belonging Den
mis- Nc Fadden, viz:
A certain parcel OF Real Estate in said Portland,
situated between Congress, and Monument Streets,
and being the same conveyed by Sam. l.. Carlton, TO
Dennis McFadden, reference being had to said deed
for particulars. Said deed is recorded in Cumb Reg.
Book 35l Page ISL. Terms Cash
JOHN TRUE, Guardian Of
DENNIS MeFADDEN.
IVA 81 au7 +. o. BAILEY q Co., Auctrs
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JOHN PARKER, editor of the Mahonoy valley
Journal, and a prominent Labor Reformer is
out for Grant and Wilson. In his paper he
says:
To ,oho1l ii may concern:
Circumstances make it necessary that we
should define our position as to whether we can
be induced to come out for Greeley For the
Benefit of all who have formed an idea that we
can, we say No, gentlemen. We are for Grant
first, last, and all the time. as long as we be-
lieve him to be an honest man. and this is the
opinion we at present hold of him.
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Han gcd.

MAYvILLE, N. ". AT ten minutes past II
o'clock to-day, Cherries NARROW, was hanged in
the Jail, in this place for the murder of VIM.
Buchanan, at jamestown, on the 10th of Au-
gust, 1861. He made confession.
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THE game of Base Ball between the Reso-
lutes and Pastines, which was to have been
pl esday, Aug. 9th, has been'postponed.
Due notice will be given when it is to be played.
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A FAVORABLE opportunity to purchase Crock
cry and Glass Ware is offered at the sale of new
crockery to-day, at the sales room of f, o.
Bailey & Co. f-.
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THE Ocean House dancing hall was enlivened
by Portland party on Tuesday evening. The
Old Orchard House and the Ocean House have
bands of music and excellent halls.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-08-03

You will find large stock of Fancy Gro
ceries in addition to the fine assortment of Teas
and Coffees at Gilman ans Tea Store 1888 Con-
gress street. jy N-tf
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CITY AND VICINITY.
THE PRESS

May be obtain Il ii the Periodical Dcpots Of Eos
sender Eros, Marq Robinson, Br neh q So.'
Andrews Wentworth, Glendenning, Moses, hehaerc
SON. and Chisholm Bios, on all trains that run out OF
the city.
AT Biddeford, of Pillsbury.
AT Saco of L, Hudg Ion.
At Water, lille, of j. s. Carter.
At Gorliam, OF News Ageut.
At Bath, Of j. o. Shaw.
At Lewiston, of w. T. Stanwood,
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Tho following were the closing quotations


d BANGOR, Aug c.-The Surveyor General furnishes
the Wing with the following table, showing the
amount of lumber surveyed from Jan. LIST to Aug
list, 1872, compared with the amounts surveyed dur
ing the same period in 1870 and 1871:
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NEW YORK. Aug. 2-Ecening.-Money firm at q
per cent Gold strong all day closing at 1154 a
115s; loans were made from to q &c pei cent for
carrying; clearings at the Gold bank s6S, 95S 900;
Treasury disbursements to-day S243,0O Sterling
Exchange quiet at 1904 q 1893 for long and ITO q
11Oi for short sight Governments opened steady but
closed quiet, and q 4c lower than last night State
bonds quiet. Stocks weak during the afternoon,
closing heavy at the lowest prices Of the day.
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Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-4o cars through
freight, do empty bbls, do slaves, do lumber,
do slab wood, do oil CLOTH do shingles, do rails
16 bds shafts 16 do excelsior IA bags waste 70 bales
batts 131 mdss Is rolls leather, 20 oil hhds Al
boxes axes, car mouldings, 45 pckgs sundries.
GRAND Trunk RAILwAY-l04 cars lumber, 2 dc
laths, do stavss do excelsior, do -FOUR do corn
do meal, do bran, do hay do sundries, 100 cans
milk. Shipments East-400 bbls -four.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-08-03

G. L. INGALLS, & Co., corner Middle and Tenn
pie streets, are selling out the entire stock of
Damaged Clothing and Furnishing Goods at
less than half cost.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-08-03

National College of Music,
EsTABLIsHED BY TME MENDELs-
II sOHN QUINTETTE CLUB, will begin
September 16, 1872. A thorough musical education
in all branches OF the art be obtained from
corn, of FO REIGN AND RESIDENT Ar
lists of HIGH GRADE. Applications for
admission now received. Glasses formed early in
September. Circulars with full particulars mailed
free. Address THOMAS RYAN, Director OF
National College of Music, fremont Temple, Boston,
Mass. jy27-wed&sat 3m
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c. e. MARSHALL, ESQ.,, of Berwick, has flung
out Grant and Wilson banner.
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AUCTION SALES.
Furniture, New CrOckery, &c, a
Auefsnn

nN SATURDAY next, August Sd at ten O'Clock
~ A. NJ we shall sell at auction at saesroom Par
Tor Suit in b. w. and Hair Cloth Marble Top Ia
BILE, new and second hand Brussels and Ingram Car
pets b. w. Chairs, Dining Table and Chairs Mir
rors, Marble Mantels. Also consignment Of New
Iron Stone and Yellow Ware, consisting OF Cups and
Saucers Plates Covered Dishes, Platters, Custard
Cups Bowls and also general assortment Of Bak-
ing Ware, Decorated Toilet Sets, Glass Ware, &c.
FO. BAILEY & co., Auctioneers.
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THERE will be meeting of the Martha's
Grove Camp Meeting Association at the office
of Jos. A. Lock Esq, at p. NJ. to-day. Mem
bers are requested to be present.
The coupons and interest on Registered
Bonds due August 10, of First Mortgage Eight
per cent Gold Bonds of the st. Joseph and
Denver City Railroad Company, will be paid
by the Farmers Loan and Trust Company, of
New, York Messrs. Tanner 81 Co., IL Wall
street, New York, are agents for the sale of
these bonds.
PARTIES who intend going on excursions
over Lake Sebago and above will confer favor
on the landlords they intend to visit by giving
notice of their coming a day in advance, and
enable them to make preparations accordingly.
Now is an excellent opportunity for people
to visit Bridgton via the Sebago Lake route.
In addition to advertisement in another col
umn, steamer Oriental will leave Sebago Lake
on Saturday evening on arrival of evening
train, leaving Portland at 5.30 r. N. for Naples,
Bridgton North Bridgton and Harrison, and
return on Monday morning in season to con-
meet with early train, arriving in Portland at
S45 A. NJ Tickets 50 for tho round trip for
sale at p s. o. r. r. Office. "1t
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THE Journal says III. G. has been interviewed
upon the subject of raising catsup. The best
method of raising catsup was by the tails, and
at arms length; bottle in boot legs, and for
bricks, boot-jacks, or any spice of
that nature that would be most agreeable.
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Disbursements

WASHINGTON, Aug. Payments made from
| the Treasury during July, we've al follows:
Civil and Miscellaneous 81, 81 $50; War So
500, 999; Navy $2,71S,4 02; Interior Pension and
| Indians s., 509, 800; Total SIG, 049,9S3.
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Municipal Court.

BEFORE JUDGE MORRIS
FRIDAY.-Patrick Tobin. Search and seizure
Fined $780, Paid. Frank.
Ezekiel McKeen. Drinking house and tipping
ship. Discharged.
Fox. ,-E Franks
William Parr. Single sale. Fined $780, Appealed
Fox Cleavcs.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 1-Morning.-Gold at 115s.-
Money at 3per cent Sterling Exchange 1094 long do
short 1lOf. Stocks dull and heavy. State stocks
The following ara the quotations of Southern secur-
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MIsCELLANEOU NOTICES.
KEY FoUND.-Apply at Press Office.

SEND your straw hat to Hillman, Merrill &
Co., 151 Middle street and have it cleaned
Don't cost much.
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LIBERALISM "A meeting of the Liberal Re
publican Club was held at Congress Hall last
evening, about 80 persons being present. The
evening was spent in discussing the question of
the propriety of calling a conference of the
'sbiled crowites" of Cumberland County. The
differences between the self-appointed State
Committee and the club of this city were amic-
ably settled by the recognition of the liberal
Knight, as the duly authorized member for
Cumberland County. Messrs. Hall, chapman,
and Hamlen were appointed a committee of
conference with the State Committee, to con-
suit as to the best means of conductingthe cam
paign. During the evening Capt. Knight told
the meeting the number of new accessions to
the cause, including fifteen from Bridgton, ten
from Harrison, and a gentleman from Otisfeld,
whom the speaker styled the most influential
man in the county outside of the city limits.
He prudently RETAINED from giving his name
until the proper time. Aninvitation was given
to all persons present. who had not enrolled
their names on the Clubs books, to do so at
once, but only one solitary individual respond
ed, showing that the cause of the partakers of
'biled crow" is rapidly losing what little life it
once possessed.
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WINDOW SCREENS of all kinds at Lothrop
Devens s. Co., No. 81 Exchange street.
ju29dtf H
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ADANsoN's Balsam cures Asthma, Coughs
Colds, Lung Complaints. Price So and IS cts
mr15-T s & WHY.
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BY y. $. BAILEY Sc co AuetiOneers.
Sale Of Real Es-


tate.
PURSUANT to license from Hon. John A.
II Waterman Judge Of Probate within and for tho
County Of Cumberland shall sell at public auction,
on the premises, on MONDAY, the fifth day OF Au-
gust A. D. 1872 at three O'Clock p. NJ, the following
real estate which Of Cyrus GOwen late Of Port
land, In said County, deceased, viz:
A lot OF land situated on the northerly corner OF
North and Walnut streets, in said Portland, being
the same conveyed to said Gowen, by Moses Gould
by deed dated September 26th, A. d. 1866, and re-
corded in Cumberland Registry of Deeds, Book 347,
Page219; together with two wooden Dwelling Hous-
ss thereon.
JACOB B. PEAVEY, Administrator.
July 3, 1879. jy3td
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n N n Foreign EXpOfBs ~
HALIFAX. Ms. Steamer Falmouth-1000 bbls
-four 10 tons shorts, $50 box Shocks lot of merchan
disc. 40 q a..-. t.E A..
Foreign Imports. f
PICTOU Ms. Brig A Whidden-261 tons coal to
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Active preparations are making for the Sol
diers' National Convention in Pittsburg.
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New York stock and money Market.

[Sales at the Brokers' Board, Aug. q
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HOTEL ARRIvALs.-G. G. Lane and wife,
and six others, Whitesboro, n. Y; Mr.. and
Mrs Clark, Montreal; Louis A. Baker, Bangor;
A. Hr Barr, Holyoke, Mass; L. III. Littlefield
Alfred; S. E. Norcross, and c. w. Cake, Cam
den, N. Y; VIM. H. Boyer, Philadelphia;
Samuel G. Nash, Boston; A L. Buxton, Wor-
cester; Rev. C. w. Lane, Milledgeville, Ga. !;
w. p. Lennox and wife, Wiscasset; A. Solin-
ger, n Y; are at the Preble Bouse.
Edward Hutchinson, Boston; j. NJ Stone,
Kennebunk; W. L. Mcmillan and wife, Louisi-
ana; Rufus King, Jr, wife and child, Cincin-
natl; Mr. and Mrs j.. HI. Clifford and two
daughters, Mass. Mrs Henry Wells and party,
Aurora, N. Y; Miss Annie Louise Cary; E. r.
vandgrgrift, Covington, KY; Geo. Seely and
wife, Fort Kent; E. r. Welletts and ladies,
New York; j. III. Burleigh, So. Berwick; I. e.
Smith and family, Norwalk, Conn. are at the
Falmouth Hotel
F. Rankin, st. John; A C. Dolley and son,
Elmira, N. Y; d. A. McDougall and wife,
Montreal; Joseph Harrod, Duchess County,
N. Y; Noses Sweetser, Washington; James
c. Hall, Boston; are at the St. Julian.
David Green, Berlin Falls; Geo. Fl. Senter,
Boston; Harry Hamlin, Boston; G. S. Fuller,
Waterville; w. L. Willard, Bristol; Ansel
Swift, Waterville; O.. c. Gerrish, Sumner;
Geo. Cram, Boston, j; c. Armstrong, Boston;
Geo. H. Cutter Bost on; are at the City Hotel
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B I'D D E 70 r D, S AGO
AND VICIN ITY.

The Journal says over 200 persons have join
cd the Grant and Wilson Club. Another or
gsnization to be known as the Grant Guards,
was instituted, for active duty during the cam
paign, with its numbers to be limited to 100,
with officers of its own choosing, but under the
direction of the President of the Grant Club.
Already 60 men have enrolled themselves for
duty, and as in no case will the number allow
ed be over 100, the boys will have to speak
quick. After this week the headquarters will
be open every evening except Sunday evenings,
when all the friends OF Republicans will be
ever welcome.
THE Times says there will be a meeting of
the former residents of Old Buxton, at the York
Counting Room, Saco, next Tuesday morning.
August 6, at 10 o'clock, for the purpose of max
ing arrangements to participate in the Centen-
NAL celebration of the settlement of the town.
All who were born in Buxton or whose parents
were born in Buxton, now residing in Saco or
Biddeford, are earnestly requested to be present.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-28
PARTR MBRCANTIL.
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.
ENTRADAS.

ENTERADAS.
23-De RiO-grande en- dia bal. esq., "Cristi-
ma" ton. patron PineirO en- lastre.
23-De Manaty en- dias gol esp. "Nieves Ro-
sarlO" AZ ton. patron Fernandez con azicar Y
cuerOs.
!23-De Santiago de Cuba en- dias vap. fran.
ces "Caravelle" 4O7 ton, cap, Francignet con
correspondence y 8 pasageros.
24-De Naguabo en- dias barca esp. "Rositan
ton. patron ScotOlif ell lastre pasageros
25-De Humacao en- dia gol. esp. "Luisa"
80 ton. cap. Silva en- lastre.
S6-De Baltimore 10 dias berg. gol. ing. "Cle-
ia" 1T cap. Crowell con carga general.
26-De .FSlardo y demAs puntos de su ruta
vap. esp. "TriunfO" $50 ton. cap. Lartitegui con
efectos pasageros.
.B- ss-De tt TerTanova en- go dias gol. esp. ing.
S6-De Falardo en- dia Vap. ing. "Mersey"
TT ton. cap. Dix con pasageros.
N-De BaltlmOres en- II dias berg. gOl. amer.
Geo Latlme1" 1873 ton. cap. Wilson con provi-
stones q Latimer comp.
:. 27-De Nueva- York en- II dias gol. amer.
jamestown de 202 ton. cap. Brown con carga
general L. Igarayidez;
2s-Para Naguabo gol. esp. ''Urselina" S5 ton.
patron Gonzalez con prOvisiones.
|S-Para FajardO BAL esp. "Angel Maria" 10
ton. patron O'Rigo con idem
22-Para San Thomas gol. esp. "Triguefa"
Al ton: patron Suarez con tabacO az1car.
22-Para Jamaica barca ing. "Crowelln $3.50
ton: cap. HOgland en- lastre.
23-Para Aguadilla demas puntos de su ru-
ia vap. esp. "Triunfo' 259 ton. cap. Lartitegui
con efectos y pasageros.
S3-Para Mayagiiez barca esp. "M. Prats" 267
ton. cap. Santos con restos de tasaio.
S5-Para Rio -grande bal. esp. CHRISTINA"
ton; patron PineirO con prOvisiOncs.
- oSS-Para Manaty gol. esp. 'Buena Esperanza"
5V ton: patron Subira, con prOvisiones.
oSS-Para 5. Thomas vap. frances "Carabellen
4O7 ton. cap. Francignet con correspondence
y pasagerOs.
,r.S6-Para San Thomas vap. esp. "Triunfon 25o
ton. cap. Lartitegui en- lastre
2o-Para Humacao. gol. esp. "Kapido' AZ ton.
patron Font con mederas.