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Onr old friend Lssssu, has quit the bar.
ness trade entirely, and we'll hereafter de-
vote bis s''sn'iou 10 The mskisg Of Valve
'CsPs. The valve cups manufactured BY
Lsgsstt srs known 70 bs The best sad mos.
durable in tie market. See bic adv.
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10 Milwaukee, . street begsar, bribsd to
shsw up bis days earnings, counted on.
e2o.47, and did ne, consider Il . good day
either.
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About midway mp Lsurs street, Jackson
Vile. Fla, may be seen tree which exbib-
Ito full grown oranges and lemons growing
'lde BY side, and both iu aourlshing con.
dItioD. The lemon has been grated upon
the orange tree With remarkable success,
snd attracts gsos,sl attention.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-04

las Big we'll bsyond St Petersburg, OWL
"a " eur 'owssuen, Nessrs. Irwin and n.
- Fyoe' son'inuss 10 produce ssarly 125
ss"s" ," Day. 1t novs spasmodisally
's'0ass the easing sad 10 pu.psd oil the
time.
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Local Notices.

Butter and chesse are almost indispensi-
bic articles Of food. Properly used, they
are nutritious and hesl'hy; but an inordi.
nate use OF either causes indigestion and
dyspepsia. Owen Gsffney's Sunday Com
tort, Jadiciortly used will remove both Of
there trouble
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-04

The reflection n the clouds Of the gss
lights from the wells on The new ssrrisesy
Al The head Of fBsnnshofr Ras, osn 10 plains
y seen every night
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osnduessr Barbour. OF the on Creek 4
A''ssh'oy River Railway, 10 In luck. I,
s''snsd ja's sine 2suuda; 10 . boy and re-
Pof' ssys locks just like ito father. Here's
our II, COsduetor.
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MAUm zlnGs.

" u XU kIUtUs
All The aagazinss tor september, ntv
rssdy.
Hstpef.
Galaxy.
Atlantic,
Llpplncotts,
Eclectic,
Transatlantic,
Oliver Optic,
Young Folks,
Frank Leslie,
Chiidren's FloweS
Old and New.
Godsys Lsdies' Book,
London Society,
Psteraor's
Lsdies' Friend,
Arthue's Homo,
science Monthly,
BslIou'a,
Good WoraS
Nursery.
Chatterbox,
Metropolitan,
Herald Of Health.
A. the FOST OFFICE NEwsRooM
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FRANK HAduss nsw vsll on the Burn,
H'e', CA'rry'rss Ben, vas ,orpsdosd b,
To0s gs'os, day or two sIno., .ud ,b.
.s.s action 'nt1 sssd from two barrels daily
10 Avs.
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Days Doioes, New Varieties, New York
Clipper, wilk's Spirit and oil sporting pa
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CIGARS

Lovers OF good cigsrs will 6nd several en-
lirsly new brands, never before introduced
10 this place, at the Post Office News Roon
They are warranted pure Hsvsnss.
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" GAFFNEY keeps constantly os
hand Scotch Ale and Lendon Porter, sspes
ally for family use.
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For Pure Wines warran ed IN M,eh BY The
Brotherhood Of Broston 20 ~ 3AvN1TS
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The Victor Brand OF sigars ., tbs HssI
Office News Room.
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Allegheny Valley Railroad timetable
corrected, 10 another column.
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Advertise in the RECORD.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preashiag at II o'clock 4. NJ. and
s'slosk r. n, by tie Pastor, W. G. BuRcH.
AIp. Ssbbaib School at ~, directly
after tofeaoon service.
Prayer Meeting and Sabbath School
9sssbsrs Meeting Tuesday svsnisgs sl
eaeh week.
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etroleum Centre Daily Record.
Pet Centre PA. "wednesday. Dec. 4

Divine Service.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services every Sabbath st IL A. n. and
~ r. Y. Sabbath School st l2k r. n.
eats ftes. 4 cordial invitation extend
Rsv. q. Moons, Pastor.
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The wild geese do not regard DR..
Ayers wisdom in migrating NORTH
such immense numbers of them as are
flying over US now, while his almanac
says: "Bleak and clustering about this
time, with heavy snow"
[ Cedar Rapids (Iowa) Times, March 8.
We were too fast last week in our item
on the conflict between DR.. Aver and the
wild geese. The Doctors science bent
their instinct this time. Not for wears
have we had such snow storm az that
OF last Sunday. The snow lies three feet
deep on level in Minnesota and two
feet in Wisconsin, while the storm has
swept from the Atlantic to the Rocky
Mountains. Snow fell to various denths
as fur South as Denver. Fort Union and
Santa Fe. Learned Us we believed DR..
aver in the aroana of nature, and wonder
ful as we knew his medicines to be. we
were not prepared for so signal an
instance OF his superiority, not only over
the wise men, but the wisest OF animals
whose instinct is considered upfailin0'
We drive up the peg, more firmly than
ever, over our hearth for Ayers AmeIi.
can Almanac.
Cedar Rapids Times, March 10.
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A UNITED STATES CouRr HOUSE Posr

| A UNITED STATES Court HOUSE. Posr
OFFICE AND JAIL REQUIRED AT GREEN.
VILE. The grand jury of the United
states District Court. now sitting at
dreenville, have just made q present.
ment to the court, in which, after repre-
sentlng the present wretched condition
OF the United States prisoners in the
County JUL. they make the following
timely and sensible suggestions:
The grand jury respectfully present.
tnat there is no Jail or penitentiary with
ID the limits of this State at oil proper
Tor the confinement of prisoners of the
United States, sentenced to long terms
OF Imprisonment. Such prisousrs have
now to be transported, at great expense.
l,OoO miles to the Albany penitentiarv'
without the limits Of the State. and he.
yond the reach of their friends. thereby
greatly increasing the privations of their
imprisonment The grand Jury would
respectfully request that this matter i,e
brought to the attention of the Congress-
OF the United States, together with the
advantages possessed by Greenville for
such an institution, on account of it's
central situation, healthfulness of eli.
mate aud cheapness CT living.
Ihe grand jury would further recon-
mend that the application heretofore
made to Congress for an appropriation
tor the erection of building for q
United States court house and post
office be renewed. The court being
without a suitable building for its &C.
commodation, and the post Office, from
Its nature and surrounding, beieg at any
time liable to be destroyed by ire and
the mails entirely lost. The City Coun.
Gil of Greenville still hold themselves
ready to furnish the site.
1t was ordered by Judge Bryan that
copies OF the above portion of the pre-
sentiment be furnished by the clerk to
the Senators in Congress from this State.
and to the Representatives in Congress
from the Fourth Congressional District
OF this State, and also to the Secretary of
the Interior.
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Rev; Father O'Reilly, of Atlanta, died
q, on Friday morning, at Greenbrier
Springs. in Virginia, of liver disease.
rather O'Reilly had attained eminence
In his church.
Mr.. B. G.. Yocnm, Representative
from Chester. has been nominated for
sneriH OF that County, by the Repubi-
A young lady in England recently had
her chignon frizzled by very rude flash
OF lightning. which did her no injury.
Hiram Powers, the sculptor, has been
created Knight of tho Brazilian Order
of the Road.
Two Kansas horses turned loose in n
pasture fought duel, a la ram and billy
goat, with fatal results to both.
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Building Lots.
By JACOB LEVIN, Auctioneer.

OFFICE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COLUMBIA, 3. g., september 6, 1872
pURSUANT to an Act entitled San Act to
Il provide for the construction Of a new
Court House in and for the County OF Rich.
land" approved 9th March, 1872, which epaeis
as follows: That the County Commissioners
OF Richland County arc hereby directed an
thorized and empowered to sell and conHer Hu,
the whole OF that lot in the city Of Columbia
on the corner of Richardson and Wasbinrton
streets, "hereon WAS formerly situated the
Court House OF said County. The said sale
TO De made at public outcry to the hicheat
bidder, at such time or times, on such farms
ana III such parcels as the said Commission.
ers shall think proper, after advertisements
thefeol lot at least thirty days: Provided
Saia lot snall not be sold for less than one
hundred (*l0O) dollars per foot"
ny virtue OF said authority, we. the rnder.
s,gneu, county Commissioners for Richlapd
County, will offer for salo before the Cont
House in Columbia, on the FIRST MONDAV
III OCTOBER NEXT, between the leg al hours.
al d tno unsoid portion, Ito wit: LOTS Nos. l.
ana ~ or that lot OF land in the city OF Co.
iumbla situated at the Northeast corner OF
the intersection OF Richardson and Wasbing-
ton streets, plat whereof can be seen at the
office Of the Clerk OF Court.
TERMS OF SALE One half tho purchase
money payable OH the first day of January
next, the balance on the first day OF july.
A. u. 1873, with interest from day of aaie
The purchase money to be secured by bond
with good pers onal security, and mortpa "a M
the promises.
Purchasers to pay for stamps and papers.
JOHN II. BRYANT, Chairman.
URIAH POkTEE.
]. j. GOODWIN,
Sept 10 t Commissioners
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A LADY VISITS HEAVEN AND RETURNS
TO EARTH. the 7th, Mrs. Gardner,
wife OF farmer living near Eastman.
ville' Ottawa County, died under oircum-
stances the most extraordinary. Two of
her sisters were dead, one recently, only
q few weeks ago. The cause Of Mrs.
Gardner's death was congestive chill.
and after she had been considered dead
for six hours, and was being prepared
for the grave, she returned to conscious
q ess and talked freely with her attend
ants. She stated to those around her
that she had been to the better land and
had seen both of her departed sisters
and other friends; that it was most
beautiful land-beyond all description.
She said that she had permission to re-
turn to tell the living friends of what she
had seen, but che was anxious to again
return. She passed away soon after
making her statement, aud seemingly
overfowed with joy and happiness.
There can be no question as to the cir.
cumstances above related.
Detroit Tribune.
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INSANITY IN GREAT N.-Beethoven
was one OF the most despairing Of hypo-
ohondrlacs; and the gifted poet Collins
was at times sad and moaning lunatio.
Ihe eocentrioities and melancholy of
Lord Byron were probably the uncon.
trollable manifestations OF disense. and
during his short and brilliant career he
gave sufficient evidence of insanity to
more than justify the suspicious of his
vile ut the time of their separation.
Voltalre was precocious, brilliant and
original; but the general conduct of his
life can hardly be made consistent with
perfect soundness Of mind.
The phrase ''mad poet" has passed
into proverb, and has, from time to
time, been applied to number of eccen-
trio geniuses. 1t was applied to Natha-
MEL Lee, who was for time confined in
Bethlehem Hospital, and to Mcdonald
Clarke. "a
Lucretius wrote his celebrated "De
Rerum Natnra" while suffering from nm
attnck of insanity, aud Crutlen complied
his "Concordance" while in the same
mental condition. Madame de Stael had
masculine and powerful intellect, but
she was slave to idle fears and silly &C.
centrlclties, that in ordinary persons
would certainly havo been regarded as
symptoms Of disease of the brain. No
thing seems clearer than that the irritn.
bility. hypochondria and mcanness of
Alexander Pope were the results of or.
ganlc cerebral conditions which he could
no more control than lie could remedy
his physical deformity. Lady Stanhope
and Balzac, Hood and Chatterton. all
displayed eccentricities that are hard to
be reconciled with perfect sanity, and
the latter, as is we'll known, died by his
own hand.
The public would be astonished if it
were known how much that is interesting
and valuable both in our ephemeral and
permanent literature is the work of
minds partially insane. A few years
since, considerable excitement wss ocon.
stoned in New York by the report that
many OF the editorials of ono of the
daily journals were written by the inmate
OF an asylum. The story itself may not
have been literally true, in the instance
there adduced, but it WIS based on pro-
bablllty-nay, on actual fact. Some
time since, one of the most prominent
magazines published an essay of great
intert at and value that was prepared by
one of the inmates of au insane retreat
Says DIR. Winslow: "Some of tho ablest
articles in 'Aiken's Biography were writ
ten by patient in q lnnntic asylum"
Instances are recorded where attacks
of insanity have been accompanied by
extraordinary and marvellous manifesto.
tions of intellectual power.
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a letter published in the Cincinnati
Enquirer gives some OF the reasons why
the Presidents friends expect to carry
Maine: "They are using the navy-yard
at Portsmouth, hiring men all over the
country to come there to work, to do
nothing at large wages. They have
hired sinoe the 1st of August 1000 men.
They keep them until after the election.
the understanding being that they are
to vote for Grant. They probably ave-
rage $3 day for ninety days-$27O. O0Ol
1t Is perfectly notorious, and everybody
takes it as matter of COURSE"
A Savannah paper gives the following
as specimen OF Southern enterprise: !:
"a bale OF cotton was picked last Mon
day. tuesday and Wednesday, ginned
and manufactured into yarn on Thurs
day. and the yarn shipped to New York
on Friday" Senator Steadman, of New
ton County, Ga, is tho gentleman who
has shown this example of Southern
spirit.
New Haven was yesterday the scene of
fearful domestic tragedy A drunkard
named Shenauer Drained his infant child
witt an axe, then fractured the skull of
his wife With it, and finally cut his own
throat and wrists with the axe and n
carving-knife. None of the parties nre
yet dead. but the physician says they
cannot live.
Inc Orangeburg Netcs, O straight-ont
ltadical paper wants to know s'did Gen.
Grant send the gallant Major Merrill
down here for the purpose OF arresting
the Au klux or to drown, with his banc.
the voice OF free speech? This shoulder.
strnpper should be made to know his
business"
The cheetah, or hunting-eopard, one
OF the most interesting animals in the
New York Central Park collection, was
Killed ny an Asiatic tiger few days ago,
the latter having extended his claws and
dragged it threw the bars OF the cage be-
lore the Keepers had time to interfere.
1t is said of Shafer, the great German
traveller, that he is 80 reduced in oircum-
stances that he has to sell second hand
Jewelry in the streets Of Sandhurst, Ans
tralia. He should 60 out in "the bush"
and get lost, like Livingstone, if he
wishes to make fame and fortune.
New York is amazed at the new dis
closures made of the character of some
of its policemen. Evidence has been
received that two officers have commit.
ted at least fourteen burglaries, and
stolen property valued at more than
500, 900 =
Colonel A. J. T. Wright, one of the
first residents of Lake City, Fla, died
on the I'd instant, at 8 o'clock p. NJ.
aged fortty-six years and eight months,
alter lingering illness OF about two
weeks.
A convict in California, having served
ms time, is engaged in hunting and
shooting the intelligent jury that con-
victed him.
Kobberes and house. breaking are OF
daily and nightly occurrence in Charles
ton.
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Funeral Invitation.

The friends and acquaintances OF Mr., and
nrs. WM. CLOTHIER are invited to attend
the funeral OF the latter, at their residence.
on Richardson street, near Laurel, THIS
MORNING, at 10 O'clock. Funeral services at
the Presbyterian Church.
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Notice.
OFFICE BOARD OF County CoaM1ss1oxEns.

OFFICE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
COLUMBIA, s. O., september 6. 1879.
A hCHITECIS are requested to submit
~ plans for new COURT HOUSE, for
kichland Comfy, on or before the 1ST DAY
OF d. october next Said building is to contain
offices for Clerk OF Court, Sheriff. Commis-
sioners, Judge of Probate. Treasurer, Auditor
and Coroner
Cost not to exceed s30, 600.
The Commissioners reserve tho right To re-
jcct any or all plans submitted.
JOHN II. BRYANT, Chairman,
UKIAH POkTEE,
j. j. GOODWIN,
Sept 10 I Commissioners
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OBITUARY

Died, at Unionville. on Friday. tho 9Th inst
OF diphtheria, PETER J., eldest son of Rohert
w: and Louisa G. shand, aged G years 8
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AuCt1on sales.
Bacon, Flour, Cheese, de-, &c.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO q, COM

Bacon, Flour, Cheese, &C., &c.
BY D. c. PEIXOTTO & SON.
THIS (TUESDAY) MORNING. at half.past Q
o;elock: O'CLOCK: we will sell, at our auction room,
1000 lbs. g. Il. SMOKED SIDES,
10000 lbs. D. s. G. r. Sides
1000 lbs. d. s. Shoulders.
5000 lbs. Smoked Shoulders.
1000 lbs. D. s. Butts
70 boxes prime New Cheese
kegs, OF SO lbs. each, Prime Goshen
Butter,
rs barrels Extra Flour
009 lbs. Smoked Beef.
rs dozen Brooms,
~ half barrels No. Mackerel
Conditions cash. Sent IN
THE BALTIMORE ROBBERY demonstrates
the oft told tale that cheap safes, old.fa.
shioned safes, safes not up to the times. ara
She temptations to burglary. Bankers NAV
provide watchmen, and may use other safe
guards, but they will not put their money in
the watchman's pocket, or trust in a tin or
"oooen bo1' no m"tter how many guards are
useo. The safe, after all, is the last recepta :
cle No amount OF watching or guarding
VIII ever make poor old-style safe trust
worthy. This is the citadel, and should be
the best that can be made THERE IS nrr ONE
BEST. HERRINGS T. FARRE1
NOS 2ol and 252 Broadway, cor. MURRAY at.
Only manufacturers of HEnn1So's Nrw
PATENT CHAMPION BANK SAFES. Messrs
WALKER, EVANS l. COGSWELL. Apents
Charleston. q. C. Sent IN
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false to tho record of his life. He re-.
viewed his record, devoting much space
to extracts from his speeches, showing
that peace and reconciliation were ulwuys
his ultimate ideas. While insisting on
the abolition of slavery, urging en-
reimbursement, vindicating equal rights
OF all, he has constantly declared these
were Tor no purpose of vengeance or
punishment, but for the security of the
citizen and the establishment of tue
Government on just foundations. Un
able to vote second time for Grant.
and confident that the choice of Greeley
Will tend to assure the triumph of peace.
knowing something of tho spirit in which
the Democratlo party has adopted him
us I. candidate, knowing something also
OF MS eminent character, I cannot doubt
tnat with his election there will be new
order OF things, and surviving irritation
Will De lost IN concord. The war il
ended; there must be an end also 70 hel,
ligerent passions, and the freedmen. as
sured in their rights, must enter unon n
new career of happiness and prosneritv
MIR. Sumner proceeds to give extracts
from leading Democrats, aud argues to
prove the adhesion of the Democratic
party to Greeley's nomination, Expresses
the belief that the Democracy will keen
the ialth they covenanted at Baltimore.
and demonstrates that their interests lie
IN SO doing, and that interest is ono of
the most powerful laws of human na.
ture. Of former rebels, he SAYS that
under the influence of uncontrollabIc
passions and for the sake of slavery
they went into the rebellion; but now
that tho passion has abated and slavery
ceased, they see that nothing is gained
by prolonging the animosities it enuen-
dered. Peace has become their absorb.
ing interest. So obvious is the advan.
ttage from its assured possession, that it
Is unreasonable to suppose them indif-
ferent when it is within reach. It is
absurd to suppose them protesting peace
as cover for war-war in which they
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-07
PARTB MERCANTILE.
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME,
ENTRADAs.


1c-De Fajardo en- / dia BAL esp. "Cristina" ton.
patron PineirO con chinOs.
lc@De San Thomas en- horas frag de vap de
guerra Jyllan~ 1888 ton. porte de 26 caf1ones al
mando de Su COmandante Schwttz, conducendo o
al gobernador de las islas Danesas 81 ExcmO ST.
Mr.. Billery su r. M.
1c-De New-YOrk en- Is dias berg gol ing "SilvU
@7O ton. cap Ryan con carga.
2-De San Thomas Ii horas vap esp. BARGE
Iona" 1873 ton. cap. CachO con correspondencia
s2-De San Thomas en- IL horas vap. ing 'Mer-
sey ~ ton cap Dix en- lastre 6 pasageros
2-De Arecibo Cruzar en- dias vapor ing del
cable DacIa' 1473 ton. cap. Hlllard con cable
2-De la mar vap. lug. del cable ''Intern acionaln
$50 ton, cap. Besley con cable.
3-De San Thomas en- IL horas vap. frances Ca
rabe!le" 4O7 ton. cap. Francignet con correspon-
dencla carga de transitO 1 pasagero.
S-De Aguadilla en- dia gOl. esp. MARIA Belenv
patron LlOrca con cueros.
S-De Manaty en- dia gol. esp. 'Buena Fsperan-
cafe. ~
4-De Baltimore en- Is dias pailebot amer "Ab-
bic P1eman" 2Sl ton. cap. Landlord con carga ge-
neral.
4-De L6ndres en- 63 dias berg amer carry" 1873
tOn cap Sldley Con carga general
CDe Rio-grande en- dia bal. esp "J6ven Mar
c1s0 II ton patron Amador en- lastre.
4-De Nueva-York en- 10 dias berg. gol ing och
Hoard 24Oton cap Menseguer con carga general
Ode Baltimore en- 18 dias gol. amer "Artic" 1914
ton cap. Norris con carga general
,0-De La mar vap. ing. "Dacia" 1473 ton. cap. Hi
Lizard con cable.
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sALIDAs.

1o-Para la Habana berg esp. "Beatrizv 151 ton.
cap, AmengHal con resto de carga,
lp-Para Vieques gol. esp. "Sirenav 36 ton. patron
Riera con prOvIsiones F"-o
Para Faiardo gol esp. "Pepillao 90 ton. pa
1o-Para Arecibo berg. gol. ing. Sarah Crowell,
147 ton cap. Morris eh Iastre. -
.E9-Para Mayagiez gol. amer. "Geoo 191 ton. cap.
s-Para Boston gol. ing Emma 98 ton. cap.
para La Habana demas puntos de SUI ruta
vap. .Barcelona" 1873 ton. cap. Cacho con carga
correspondence paSagerOs. Ssss9 N sse g
ton. cap Dix en- lastre.
S--Para Humacao gol. esp. "Urselina" IS ton. pa.
trOn Gonzalez con prOvisionesy un pasagerO
Para La mar vap. ing. "Daciab 1913 ton. cap
HiLliard con cable.
Para San Thomas frag. de guerra Danesa "Jy-
Ian" 1889 ton. rs cafiOnes al mandO de SUI Conan.
dante Mr.. Schultz c0nduciendo al ExcmO ST. Go
bernadOr de Las lsiaS Danesas y su =. NJ
con cable,
s-PaGas San Th6mas vap ing. "Dacia' con cable