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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-03
I WILLIAM McKAY,i # Il. !.

WILLIAM MCKAY, i'4.Gja !.
No. 14o Meeting street, Opposite, ,Pavil-
ION Hotel. xrgs
DEGULARDRY GOODS SALES, NON
LIZ DAYS AND WEDNESDAYS.
VIII sell THIS DAY, wednesday, at 10 O'Clock,
500 lois Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, hos.
iery, Cutlery Notions, &C. In lots suited. to the
city and country, trade. Goods open for inspec.
ton previous to sale. s,.... ~. = 80.
Terms cash. :jan1:BmtuW1m0 u
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By W.. T.. .LEITCH 8 r. s. BRUKs,

OLD THEATRE. LOT, WEST SIDE OF
" Meeting street-So!d. by order OF the South
Carolina Institute. ia ~ -
viii be sold on TUESDAY, 9th day of January.
at IL o'clock at the Old Postofice, T.s,
ssSs aaa ss o.
and known "a Theatre Lot ~ ..sa.a .,tSs,.a.
Lot measures 100 feet In front, by $50 feet In
depth, more or less. :y,r5. ..yy-yss. ....t *
and slampg. dec19tan6;S,9-
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BY w. Y. LEITCH &R.s. BRUNs,
.Auctionesef. !, ! g. !. !. :, = :

VALUABLE FARM sSEVEN- MILES
WIN be sold on ~ T1EsD2Y, 81 the sth ri Of January,
at II O'Clock, at the Old Postonee,' ioh.S e"
g That desirable FARM, formerly known as tho
Marshal Tract, Tor Rhett's Parml containing 2ls
acres q rice and provision land, ,fwell woodedl
with an outlet to Cooper River, with dwelling.
TWO barns and 1ye good houses for plantation
hands. IN, above tract IL bounded north on
Lands. formerly of - Nanlgault south on
Lands OF Nolseft, formerly Porcher, and by Coop:
er River, and west by Northeastern Railroad.
Terms-0ne-half cash; balance In one andstWo
years, with interest. Purchaser to pay us fof
ranp.- = ~ --I1.-#.- l4.fana &. a -
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BY n. A. HUNT.
ByoMILES DRAKE.

ByaMILES DRAKE. .e.g-2l
CLOTHING, HATS, &c 80. z
~ THIS MORNING, alto O'Clock, l will Sell, at
my Store, corner King and Liberty streets, - >
>, large and wen assorted line Of Mems Black,
Beaver and ChinchillR OVER60ATS, Black Sati.
net and Cashmere Sacks and Frocks, Melton and
Harrison Suits, Velvet Coats andavests, Kersey,
Satinet and Cashmere Vests and Pants Kerseys
Jeans, Satinet and Cashmere by piece Ladies'
Drawers Undershirts, White and Fancy Shirts,
Suspenders, Cravats, Ealf Hose Collars, &c; DC.
r . 3. - :, gALs0,': - S+9.sl-sjs! : -
A 1ne assortment of MEMS and Boys Wool and
Fels HATS, just received per Northern steamers.
Jana -'s 5''sW%T..l 2 u yEIsi,if -ag} ~
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II FURCHGoTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
II Kentucky Jeans 12c.
Ar FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT Il CO.,
All Wool Jeans csc.
AT FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT d CO.,
Fine Cassemeres 81.
AT FURCHG0TT, BENEDICT & CO.,
Broadcloath and boeskin rs per cent. reduction.
AT FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
Fine Corsets 75c.
AT FURCHG0TT. BENEDICT d co.,
Very Fine 81.
AT FURCHGO0T,: BENEDICT & CO.,
Fine Cambrics 26c.
AT FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
---s-4 s-4-White and Colored Tarle;ans 25c.
AT FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT q CO.,
Sash Ribbon reduced.
AT FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
TrimmIpg Ribbon reduced.
AT FURCHG0TT,! BENEDICT b CO.,
Bows reduced.
AT FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO..
CheIlley,s Kid Gloves 81.
AT FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
Hoisery, great reduction.
AT FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT d CO.,
Feathers and Plumes.
FURlHG0M, BRNEDlCTl &C.,, 4.
80. No. 244 KING STREET.
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By W. Y. LE1TCH 8 B. s. BRUINS,

N1Wo.sTORY DWELLING IN MAGA.
ZINE street, north side two door6 from kse
WIN be sold on THURSDAY, 4th instant, at II
O'Clock, at the Old Postofnce, ce,..
with piazza, &C., In Magazine street, ncrth sides
two doors from Aazyck street.
Lot measures 10 feet front-by 100 feet In depta,
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay us for pspers
and stamps ana City Taxes Tor 1879. ~ jana
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MISSING AND PROBABLY DRowSED.-A Ger
man, about fifty years OF age, named Carsten
Won Claim, ,!who was in the employ ofMr. Ed
ward O. Hall, planter In the neighborhood,
paid visit to Mount Pleasant on Christmas
eve, where he drank rather freely. That night
he borrowed boat from q colored man,
named Sam Robinson, for the purpose of
crossing shem Creek on. his return to Mr.
Hall's place: but since that time nothing what
ever has been heard either of the boat or the
man. Any information of the whereabouts or
fate of Won Claim will be gladly received BY
Mr.. Hall; but It Is feared that while the miss
Ing man was under the influence OF drink,
some accident happened in the effort to cross
the creek, and that he was drowned In the
setream.
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RECAPTTULATToH.t ~: ! 2
Whites Q, Blacks aud Colored 2l-total 30; and
s:ill.births.
1871 Whttes-2 adult males; adult females;
male children; o female child. Blacks or Color
el-1 adult male; s adult females male chill.
dren; s female children.
Certificates for the Following received since: !
for aScites, premature birth.
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KNIGHTS OF PYrHAs.-The Grand Lodge
for South Carolina of this organization, (Which
now numbers four lodges in Charleston,) was
organized last night under the supervision OF
GRIND Chancellor a. a. Cohen. The follow
ing officers were elected and duly installed;
James Simons, Jr., G. V. P; A. 7. Smytne' u.
Cdr. ]. S. Bust, G.. V. C.;J. b. Kendali' u.
r and c. S.; A. NJ. Williams, G. B.; F. K.
Houston, G. G.; "A. R. Spencer, G. I. S.;J. W..
Gradon, G. o. g. DR.. j. 8. Buist and A. L.
sm,ytthe were elected representatives to the
Supreme Loage, the former for the long am
the latter for the short term.
Cutting AFFRAY.-At about eleven O'CLOCK
on Monday night Thomas Nelson, sailor
from bark lying at Union wharf, enterea
the house No. Queen street, occupied oJ
colored woman named Jane Miller ara her
husband, Peter Daniels. Soon after a luaErel
arose hetween the two men, followed by a
desperate fight, in which Daniels drew large
knife and stabbed Nelson several Times. about
the head. The fight was here Interrupted oy
one of the detectives, who arrested both OF
the combatauts, together with the "cansa
te,efflua BELIEF Theawoupded, man was
taken to the office Of Dr.. F. P. Porcher, where
h,ss h,lss,i wounds; which were bleeding proiusely,
were dressed. They are severe cuts, but not
thought to be dangerous. Peter Daniels was
brought before the Mayor, who referred the
whole case to trial justice for examination.
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BY w. :Y.LEITCH & b. s. BRDNS :,
BY W. Y. .LEITCH& B. s. RRUNs,

YTWO, AM. "A HALE; STORY WOODEN
Il DWELLING and Store corner Smith and
Norris streets now occupied as BAKERY.
win be sola on THURSDAY, 4shE instant, at II !.
That Desirable TWO and HaH Story Wooden,
DWELLING AND STORE at the southwest corner
Of Smith and Norris streets, now used as Bake
rooms, besides two 4llrge Bake0Ven and .the
necessary outbuildings. Lot measures 20 feet
front, by 100 feealn depth. = - .arteb
,lTerms- -0ne.halr casn; halancein one and TWO
years, with interest. Purchaser to pay us for,
papers and sfamps and City Taxes for 1877 Jana
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MORTU4RY REPORT FOR THE WEEK.
The following is the official return Of deaths
for the City of Charleston, for the week END.
ing Saturday last, December 80, 1911:
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CARD OF TuANKs.-The Sisters Of Mercy
in charge of the Male Orphan Asylum return
their grateful thanks for the following Christ
mas donations: Mr.. James CosgroVe, one
barrel of flour; Mr.. -, one barrel Of ricei
Mr.. B. ONeill, one box Of raisins; MI. >. r.
o'Neill, one box of candy; Mr.. 7. o'Brien, Oh
the firm of Chafes & Co., one box OF CAKES
and case of jellles; Mr.. P. Buchheit, large
basket of cakes; friend, six parcels OF cakes;
Mr.. Won Santen, variety Of toys for the
orphan boys' Christmas tree.
The Sisters take this opportunity of return
ing their thanks 10 the proprletors OF THE
CHARLESTON NEWS and the Courier for many
iayors during the past year; to DR.. Collins,
for a partial supply Of druga, and to Mr.. Con-
roy, for the hauling Of twenty cords OF wooa,
free of charge, from the South Carolina Rail-
road depot.
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CRooUET CRoouET The cheapest in tn
city. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR. dee2o
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READY.MADE SUITS for all ages, from the
smallest boy to the largest man.
Dress and Business Suits Of al descriptions.
Elegant overcoats, Pea Jackets, Derby ana d
snits OF ali colors, Single and Double Breasted
Black Frock Goats, Black Doeskln and Fancy Cas-.
sirnere Dress Pants, Velvets, Silks Cloth, Castor
Beaver and Cashmere Vests, manufactured
under our own observation. we are therefore
sure of g good 1T and durable WORK.
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Cows AND sEEiMY BLANK BooKs such as
Ledgers, Cash Books, Day Books, &C., before
purchasing elsewhere. have on hand Blank
Books made by the best workmen In this city,
both as to quality, style, finish and general
make up, and invite inspection and challenge
competition. EDWARD PERRY's Uptown
Printing House and Blank Book Mandatory,
No. l4s Meeting street opposite Charleston
Hotel. 1anl-6
CHEILLEY's PARIS KID GLoyEs-every pair
warranted. These Gloves will be taken back
even after wear, for any imperfectons, such as
tearing or ripping.
Paris, 20 Rue de la Paix.
,.. London, So Regent street.
DEPoTs New York, 929 Broadway.
Boston, Temple Place.
FURcHaoTT, BENEDICT & Co., sole Agents
for Charleston. noV5-6mos
NOTICE TO TOURISTS .-Stereoscopic views of
Charleston and vicinity for sale at the Hasel
s,reet Bazaar. dec29
For BOYS, AND YOUTHS OvERcoATs, go to
Mattniess sens, corner OF King and Wentworth
streets. deczS-o
To BUSINESS MEN.-Save your money by
purchasing your Blank Books at the East
Raw News Room. decl4
fats, &r.
r AIDES AND CH1LDREN'S
FANCY HATS HATS! HATS!
Received per Steamer Georgia FIFTEEN HUN.
DRED ASSORTED HATS, latest styles, all Of
which will sell at about one half their original
cost.
The above Is the stock Of Bankrupt New YORK
Broadway House-prices from 10 cents to Is cents.
liberal discoun. to wholesale Dealers.
ARCHER's BAZAAR,
dec2e-fmws King street.
matebts, sJemelrn, &r.
D A Il, BLACK & co.
Nos. 6s5 and 5s7 BROADWAY, NY,
orer for the HOLIDAYS the most complete and
| best selected assortment OF the following Goods
| to be found In the city:
DIAMOND AND GOLD JEWELRY
Watches for Ladies and Gentlemen
Sterling Silver Table Ware
Bronzes, Antique and Modern
Marble and Bronze Clocks
Marble Statuary.
FANCY GOODS GEN ALLY
| julJls.lYr
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CLUBS AND sTARs-Francis Bryde, found
sleeping under new buildingin Queen street,
near Archdale, was arrested on the charge OF
vagrancy, and released after a hearing before
the Mayor.
Edward Brooks, lodged On the charge Of
stealing gun from the watchman on the sa-
vannah and Charleston Railroad wharf, was
turned over to a trial justice for prosecution.
A red-faced individual, for being drunk and
dlsorderly in King street, near George, paid
up his fine Of one dollar.
A mule, found astray on Radcliffe street,
was delivered to the owner upon payment Of a
fine Of one dollar.
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So1REE OF THE DTSA FIRE CoMPANY.-The
8tna Steam Fire Engine Company will in.
augurate the annual festivities among our
flremen by soiree next Wednesday evening
at their handsome hall in Queen street. The
adjoining hall of Hook and Ladder No. l.,
which communicates with that of the Etna's
by folding doors, will also be thrown open,
the two forming as fine saloon for the pur-
pose as can be furnished In the city. The ar
rangements are in the hands Of managing
committee whose names are guaranty OF a
pleasant evening to all the participants, and
the soiree promises to be one which will do
honor to the givers and afford much enjoy
ment to their gueste.
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NEW PosroFFIcR WANTED.-We hear great
complaints from the people Of Beaufort In re-
gard to the scantiness of mail facilities. This
is especially the case in the region about
Hickory Hill and McBride's Ford. The estab-
lishment of a postoftice at Varn1ile, on the
Port Royal Railroad, would, in great mea-
sure, supply the more pressing postal needs
of this section, where at present large COM
uunity are practically cut of from the benefit
of the mails altogether. Will not some Of the
South Carolina senators or representatives in
Washington obtain the required remedy?
sr. LOUIS AND CHARLEsroN.-We had a call,
yesterday, from Col. 8. C. Benham, the gene
raj travelling agent OF the sk Louis, Evans
vile and Nashville Air Line. The road which
he represents, and which Is just completed,iis
q connecting link Of great Importance between
st. Louis and the south Atlantic seaboard,
being almost an air line, and saving from six
to ten hours travel as compared with the old
and more circuitious route. We understand
that theroad is elegantly equipped, and coupon
through tickets from Charleston to st. Louis
are to be- issued at once. We trust our live
business men will remember the advantages
of this connection in shipping their Western
freights.
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To BUSINESS MEN.-Save your money by
purchasing your Blank Books at the East
Bay News Room. declf
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BLACKS OR COL.
ORBD.
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SECCION OFFICIAL.
GOBIERNO SUPERIOR CIVIL
DE LA ISLA DE PUERTO-RICO.
Negociado 6o-Circular.

Ell Ttulo Xxx de la ordenanza general de Cor
reOs previene en- su Cap1tulO primero que min
guna persona particular de cualquer calidad 9
cOndicion que sea, sin exception alguna podra
conducir carta nj pliego fuera de balija no sien-
do con recadO de recommendation, entOnces
alberta, m6nos que 10 haga de mandate de La
justicia, 8 on los casos permitidos por la ley.
Esta disposition dictada en- ell alo de 1890
respondia q las necesidades del servicio de Cor
reos en- aquella 6poca; pero hoy no Sc ajusta 4 la
practica, en- los paises algun tantO adelantados,
estableciday por 10 tanto vengo Ell resolver que
no Sc ponga impedimento la circulation de las
cartas pliegos fuera de las balijas empleadas
por la Administration para la conducion de la
correspondence, nj SO impOngan multas por tai
motive sus conductOres.
Los correjidores, Alcaldes demas dependien-
tes de mi autOridad, ejerceran sin embargoIla
mas esquisita vigilancia con Objeto de ave-
riguar 81 pOr alguien Sc intenta establecer un
servicio constante y regular de cOmunicaciones
pOstales que lastimase los intereses del Erario
con su encubierta cOmpetencia, y me daran par
te Embellishments 81 tai sucediere, para apIicar
sin demora ell OportunO corrective.
Puerto-R 8 de enero de 1872.-GOMEZ.
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HARINAS,

Els en- estrenno conveniente la falta de
arribos de importancia Dor ahora mi6ntras
no dlsmlnuya La exlstencia que aun aes bastante
precios su estade normal, 10 que % de esperarse
on vista de las favorables noticias recibidas de
Cuba.
Hasta $122 creemos obtengan los primeros arri-
bos que nos visiten.
En- la quincena hemos tenido las sguientes en-
tradas.
Por gol. amer. Peerles de Baltimore a Srs So
brinos de EZquiaga, $50 bis. $12S 800 id. id al
macenados.
Por Puerto Cabello de Barcelona srs. Sobrinos
de Pi 200 bis. q $12.
Por berg. esp. Beatriz q Srs Pastor Marquee y
Garcia 200 bis, $124.
Por gol. esp Larefo los mismos Srs. so bis q
$l2s.
Por berg. ing. Churup de Boston Srs Latimer
comp so bis. $12t.
Por berg. amer. GaZelle de New-York & D. L.
Igaravidez 200 bis. $129 so id. a $121.
Por berg, amer, Harriet Srs, Latimer comp
COS bis, pendientes de operacion.
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SITUACION DEL MERCADO

Aceile de OlivOs.-Su demanda es bastante
actlva para Ell consume, gOZando de buenOs pre-
clos por no ser muy crecida la exstencia.
Los primeros arribos podran obtener de 14& Is
rs. botija de a.
Aceite refinO.-Crecida existeuciav sin de-
manda. Sc detalla el Frances en- c. de l2 ltrOs de
$64 $65. de II botelas de 81 a3k, de 24T2 id S49
q s. de 4sE4 id. de S5 ST el Catalan de $24 q
la GAIA.
Aceite de Observation-Disclosures el de
envases mayOres, que es ell menos solicitado Co
tizamOs de $25 80 ell Quintal.
ArrOz.-El de procedencia Hamburguesa goza
de buena demanda por mucho consume v Ia
existencia no es muy crecida. Ell Valenciano v ei
Lombardo POGO solicitados Y bastante abundante.
por 10 que Juzgamos muy conveniente la ausencia
de arribOs
Cotizamos el Valenciano de $53 & g. Lombardode
$50 $55 Hamburgues de $5 81.
Aguardiemte.-Sup pOsicion es bastante ga
tisfactoria por ell movimiento que ha tenide en- la
Ultima quincena.
Sc detalla el Mallorquin de 144 q 14l rs. Ham,
burgues de IL 20 rs. Y Holandes do 20t 81 rs ell
garrafOn
AjOs.-Con los arribos habidos en- la Ultima
quincena, La plaza ha vuelto quedar completa-
mente abaStecida
Sc detallan los cappadros de go 62 OTIS. de pri-
mera de so 55 ct. de segunda de S8 40 Ct rstra
Almendras. Sin demanda en- extreme g.
puqeaaEes yoI!!za@os 'la:s as YlsA e q quintal'
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Efectos de varias procedencias:

Was 5o c dc TsoHi I boteas sIi Vino
100 id. Moscatel So 100 i'd Vermouth $44 25 cajas
cognae $3.50 encurtdos II rs, tinajas salchichon
lombardo s5s 100 id. id. glac6 So 100 i'd garban-
EOS "a 100 C "a mana Y 143 id, id, de "a $50
Sbls cebollas $34 40 qs, id, enrstradas, $50 rapo
sas papas $33 10 fardos clavos especies $25 700
.pastaa $123.
De Glagow barca ing. Florence Barclay para Srs
Latlmer comp 400 bis, cerveza doceIIas $11 900
id. id, de Z docenas Sill:
Para Srs, Lamb, Storer V Cad, 100 bis. cer-
veZa pendientes,
Para d, Guillermo Cruz. 100 bis cerveZa dnas
BITS $40 100 id, id III de dnas $lOt 100 H. i'd de4
dnas, canecas $40 v 10 id, id, de 7dnas, id. $11.
Para Srs Sobrinos dc EZquiaga. $50 bls cerveZa
4 dOcenas $95s so id, id, de7 docenas $l1,
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Han llegado al mercado $50 sacos de este grano
que Sc han almacenado detallandose al rededor
de SIS el quintal para ell consume.
Como ell otro lugar indicamos aun nuestra pla-
"a no sc ha viste favorecida con ninguna partida
de lmportancia, pOr las muchas lluvias que he
mos tenldo, las que han impedido la recollection
Ell este departamento'
Esto no obstante, sabemos que esta va compro-
metlda la mayor parte del cOsechO, por 10 que uZ-
gamos que el que venga al mercado sera bllscado
con avdez, obteniendo preciOs en- extremes VEN
taosos.
Han salido va de los principales puntos produc-
direction los Estados Unidos Cuba, donde SO
pagan preclos muy crecidos por la escasez del
Y las jurisdicciones de Guantanamo v Santiago en-
la grande Antilla circunstancia que ha contribui-
do darle la gran demanda que actualmente goza.
Sc han hecho las 1ltimas operaciOnes en- la Isla
con tendencia alza.
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Interesante al p6blico.

Camas superiores de metal dorado
de forma pabellon y de corona SO
encuentran 4 diferentes precios en-
casa de los Srs. Francisco Baston Y
companfa.
Las llegadas de la fragata "Car-
mencita" de Liverpool y vapor "Cas-
tilla" de Barcelona unidas q los bu-
ques "Josefita" y "Natividad" con
importaciones nuestras que consti-
tuyen el surtido general de la casa,
nos, permiten asegurar, que en- PIN
tados, precios y toda clase de mer-
cancfas ofrece hoy esta casa el mas
variado y complete surtido.
Damos este aviso a los comprado-
res de la isla al por mayor, en- la Sc
guridad que hallaran ventajas en- sus
compras, 3 -
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EXPORTACION.

De nuestro mercado NADIA podemos decir Dor
continuar sin operaciones, creyendo que hasta el
mes proximo veniderOnO atluyan nuestras produc-
clones la plaza pues desde ahOra en- adelante es
que empieza la zafra de azdcar la recollection de
cafe en- nuestrO dstrito.
De este utimo fruto sabemos que su posiciOn ha
mejorado en- los mercados de la Isla de Cuba v el
eXtrangero pOr 10 que continuan haciendose em-
barques en algunOs puntOs de nuestra Isla para
la vecina Antilla.
Las demas producciones, siguen muy activas sus
slembras especialmente de tabaco en- Ell que sus
cosecheros tienen fundadas esperanzas muy sa-
tisfactOrias. ' '
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Revista Quincenal Mercantil.
Pwerto- Rico 10 de Enero'de 1872.
IMPORTACION,

De gran importancia han sido las operaciones
verlficadas en- La presente quincena por Ia grau
ahuencia de arribos que hemos tenido que han
surtidO nuestrO mercado
Por este motive no realZaron venta en- esta
Ponce la goleta ing "Jonh Norris" con salazones
para Aguadilla Ell berg: esp: Recuerdo" con frutos
para MatanZas ell berg, amer "Jhon Christar'
HiZam Aitf con maderas para Humacao.
Tambien fuerOn Ofrecidos en- venta cuyas ofer-
tas no aceptarOn, de MayagueZ ell berg ing. Boa
con salazones de Ponce berg. esp. Margarita con
frutos
La plaza queda EN- buena disposition para ar
ribos de prOcedencia americana.
Acontinuacion insertamos ell estracto de las
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PROVIsIONEs AMERICANS.

De Baltimore go amer Peerles Srs. Sobrinos
eEzquiaga, 400 sacos arroZ ), 06 20I3 jamones
$23 A bis tocino mess $21 1913 manteca $15.
Queda pendiente de OperaciOn el cargamento por
berg. amer Gazelle de New-York D. l.. Ig~ravideZ
POr berg. americana Harriet de Baltimore Srs.
Latimer y companfa, A barriles tocino mess $22
200 latas manteca 25 bis. $154 cunete malteca
154 80 atas mantequilla Az latas $27 60 bis. pa
pas $3a 100 velas sebO bandas IL Is SIS 100 Ke
rosina de 10 gals cts.-&25 barrcas gas 5OIOO-5OO
resmas papel IA IS -60[00-1OO docenas escobas SGT
80 c. arenques rs. $50 bs galleta pilot $54-l12 c.
quesos $22 20[3 jamones Y DIS, $A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-01-12

son un distintiyo marcado rasgo de este exelente
Perfume. Su admirable pOder en- alvar toda fOrma
de dolor de Cobeza nervioso, desmayos paroXismos
histericos como por sautfferas propiedades de-
sinfectantes Ell Ell cuarto del enfermO 10 hacen no
tan solo un requisite de tOcadOr Retrete slnO un
necesario para uso general de fanilia. Como perfu
me, escasamente necesitamos, enumerar mu-
chas virtudes. Treinta amos de prueba ante ese p6
blico han establecido cl hecho que por su decade-
"a pureza frescura durabilidad psrmanece sim
iSMal.
Niugun otro perfume 8 aqua de tocador Sc lie pa
rece: NADIA puede suplir su ugar nadie que 10 haya
usado una vez podra ser inducido de renune ar del
placer de usarla: De aquf la asombrosa rapidez
que sus ventas aumentan, a1n la faz de centena-
res de imitaciones falstcacones, que hombres sin
honor dignidad en- Francia Aemania nuntlan
ell mercado. La diferencia entire v la leg1tima
Aqua Florida de Murray Y Lanman es simpemente
Resanos encarecer iS al Spbco 9ne le cmaSdo @ eom
prem siempre pidan por el Aqua Florida de Murray
yLanman, preparada por Lanman Kemp, Nueva-
York quienes los 6micoS propietorios del arti-
culO genuine.
De venta en- todas las perfumerias Boticas