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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-28
Jamton de westphaiia en- 81 colniadol.7
1878 AGUAa saslsTpo d
ne,rl'o-lnedicinalesde j Goalnsel...i.. q.
pUERTo--RIoo

Temperature de las aguas 45e 8 del tsrlIt .;3s
Fsso sssspeclico con relacion al agdk d.
Analisis qufmico.. En- 1000 parties dc 19ax
Acido azotico indeterminado.
Idem carb6nico al. $40 parties. s
Idem sulhudrico %. 40 idem.
Idem ciasfudrico 0. 544 gramos.
Carbonate de cal0. 251 idem. kE5&&
Idem Id. nagnesia 49, 790 idem. sss ASA
Sulfato de cal o. 264 idem.
Idem i'd. magnesia O.54O idem.
ldem i'd. hierro 300 idem. fa NET
Slice O.7O8 idenn. Hs sf8S
Grandos dep6sitos para enfriar has sSuask
Ia temperature que sc necesite.f xf-,sPS<r 3 .,.
Poseen estas aguas las ssiguientes propiedS! Asa :
des: depurativas, lazantesJ sudnriflcas. re-
ulsivas, sedantes y t6nicas segun Il forma
temperature de su uSo. :
Sorprendentes resultados en- las siguiente1
enferm edades: dyspepsia, gastritis; gastral-
gias disenteria y estre enimiento pertinaz.
obstrucciones del hfgado, brazo = meseate.,g
tenidas porinfafitos de las mismas viscsras..
hidropesias paslVas ouyas causas sean lo6U Oh
mismos infartos. Stills constitutional, afocn ~
clones reumatlcas cronicas, artritis del mis-.
mo caracter paralisissin lesion orRanica dSt4 ill
cerebro, en- las que reconocen por causa1 Lon aga
colicos nerviosos de plomo, cidticas II tyl-sy M,
Admirables resuitados en- eli vicio vei6reb.A q Ell
herpetico ylllceras q que ambos dan sl6NaEa y hes
Las leucorreas y blenorragias siempra - ..ss.
En- las enfermedades del aparato-Rsnit0. 90 e
urinario, c6hcos nefrfticos eseasez de lASoorIut,
erection de la orina, alteration del licnida
segregado y formation de arenillas rsadaS s.s rs
las aguas en- bebidas y baf1os siennpre soR iat4ks
titles, f57aT ee.a
Empleadas las aguas en- forma de, irrira. ....is
cion v toda su temperature aliyian aln
curan las neuralgias, la rigidez contraocioN az
de los miembros lIaTeJs7f Sas.
M6dico- director, Sr. DryD. PEDRO HrnRar. sse,.t
DEE 7 SANTIAGO. = !.
UsERA &. .RLAscN,
hta. rs jul. 80 administr adoreet
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-28
ADvERTENCIAs.

A los sefiores del interior, SO admite 81 pa-
60 de'obras perio odicos en- selloss de OofreODi
q Ia par, pero en- las obras CORE de su cuensf
ia el gasto de franqueo y certiflcado.
todas las que Sc desean, pues cuenta al efec-
to con releciones en- toda las poblaciones do
la Peninsula y Paris. s11 5s>TFn
Agto. 8 F. tFttrnGQuerG.l; q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-28
;: :;:s:. :::s:, La Industrial Cat&lana.
PUERTA
DE- TERRA

brca pastas impa inestmabe
pals oeca andmas ventaas eborarse poductos
maqun hara siempe pdbco
axendedores arcuos ens
galea fnas de odas c las exjan e g
de cada 3
eicada fbricacion exquisite ventas
lag yenta]as que oece pdbhco La INDUSTRIAL CATALINA
E dep6to general bra
M sres Domipgue Bolys Co., Gale de San Ju amacen pror
aQpast H se @ ass ssta. ssss99 sslar4> Juiol;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-28

Sc desea vender un coche de dos asientos,
en- rnuy buen estado, y ademas un caballO
de siete cuartas de alzada para tiro y silla,
todo en- $3.50. Una escopeta sistema Lefau-
cheux fuego central, de muy POGO uso, con
Imprenta informaT&n. b 30S. Fa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-28
MUY, BARATO.

Se vende eI papel pare Cigarrillo de .las.
tres Oroupstancda EN- la fCompeti dora ide
Caube Pons y q Fortaleza.as, III 4'-s, s,g
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-28
VAPORES CORREOS TRASATLANTCOS
DE A. LOPEZ Y COMP.
VIAJE DIRECTO DESDE PUERTO-R
II CADIZ T BARCELONA.

II CADIZ T BARCELONA.
Salida de Paerto-Rico el dia 10 de cada
ms $ ~
Ia Camara $165. "a Camara 13O. 81 Camara SO.
Tambien puede hacerse el yiaje, saliendo de
Puerto Rico, los dias 4, l3 y 3 de cada mes
ytrasbordando en- Ia Habana.
! Los precios para estos viajes son los ST.
guientes.: ~
Hf La 3.a az
De Puerto Rico & Ia Habana, $50 ; "a s Is
De IL. aSantander, CSdiz Bar
celona (via Habana) T.. ...... 202 $50 70
Las localidades especiales Y camarotes en-
teros. seran precios convencienales. u..s
Habra rebajas para las tamiias nunerosas
con nihos. 't7% 't
Sc expiden pasajes de ida y yueta con Is
p.% de rebaja, .e as
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-28

Hallandose en- combination los vaporas
tranceses que pasan por esta Capital para
Santiago de Cuba, ell 6 de cada mes, con ell
yapOr americana Santiago = que sale de
Cuba todos los dias 1S para New-York, to-
man dichos vapores franceses pasaieros en-
esta Ciudad con direction New-York, al
m6dico precio de 3 80 en- orc americana por
pasaje en- primsra camara.
Agentes en- esta Capital.
Silva g. Co.
h31 D. ..-
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Losa de pOrcsIanay = cristaleria en- Las No
yedados. :
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-28
CODIGO PENAL
Ley de Enjuieianliente Criminal
PARA PUERTO RICO,
nANDADos oBsERYAR PoR REAL .DEoRETo
DE 23 DE MAYO DE 1879.

Habiendo remitido ell Ministerio de
Ultratnar al Gobierno General de Puer-
to-Rico la edicion Official del Codigo
Penal, fsellado, con el sello del Ministe,
rio, ', por 10 tanto, Ia 1nica edicion au
torizada, Y habiendose adjudicado en-
concurso Ia venta de dicha obra & la
Administration del BoLRTfN, Sc avisa &
las personas queigusten adqnirirla, que
se halla de ventas en- esta casa, Fortale-
"a az, al precio de, IN peso el ejamplar
encuadernado & ID r1stica; advirtiendo
cue, debiendo hacer entrega mensual
de las cahtidades percibidas por este
concspto, ID venta del C6digo penal y
Ley de Enjuiciamisnto Criminal ha de
hAosrse, precisamente al contado. 10
Tambiene 90 encuaderna en- pasta 4
precios convencionales
Las 2srsonas de faera de esta Capt.
tai que desearen proveerse del C6DIGo
pueden mandar, aiemas de un peso en-
sellos q la par, cinco sellos mas para ell
certi6cado y franqueo, y a yuelta de
correO recibir4n el libro.
La administration del BOletin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-28
Linea de vapoFes entire Santiago Dc Cuba
uNEW- YORK s CUBAN STEAMSHIP LINE, :

PAsAJE DE SAN JUAN DE PUERTo-RIco NRw-YoR
VIA DE SANTIAGO DE CUBA. :,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-28
sidra de aiion enI .M Golraade.
Coches' de alquller.

EE- En- Ia, ,cuadras sita & la salida de;
&. Puerta de TERRA hay uno esce.
SHZ-S2 -lente de seis asientos con buenas
parejas de caballoss propio para las familias
que Quieran dar un1 paseo, 8 ir hasta Gam
grsios y Rio -Piedras. ]5in2e. eak ~ (
cabaIlos do silla y ooche. $3.50 -~.'''a
Sc ccuidan econ5el- mayor esmero caballos
DOR moses 10 pesos ~ stlsre, a..
Anis del mono aceite de ants On Es0o
nGdo. ..,.e. ,.,.f-,gs, o,,.-, .,.s..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-28
MAN[Ihb DE- MORAL.

Manual de Morol Prdrtica y rekgiosa
purd uso de las escuelas primaries de DIM
Dos serosg deilos padres q maadses de fa-
milia: obra adoptada de texto para las
escuelas de esta Isla, traducida del fran
c6s por D. M. de los A. Arroyo y co.
rregida por D. Nicolas Aguayo, a. edi-
cion..
Se.vende az reales ejemplar y q
Is reales docena en- Ia imprenta del
BoLETN MERpANrn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-28
Alnlendras.,;.

A un real per libra tray6ndolas peladas y
limpias, Sc muelen en- la confiterfa de Ia
PALMA, Sc entregan bien molidas en- po-
COS momentos, haciendose ventajosas reba-
as desde arroba en- ade1ante. b. 23 8.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-28
salInon, inngles 81 latass en ri 0olnsad0.
Carruaies.. .

De Gonzslezy Ramos, salen diariamente 4 y.
las dos de Ia tarde, para Rio -piedras, CaronA, i
Caguas; q las cuaro para Cangreios Rio-oN
Oalle de Ia Fortaleza MINI "A. H $50. 4ssa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-28
SOCIEDAD ANONIMA
DE CREDITO NTIL
DE SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO.

Habiendo cobrado del Tesoro, por cuenta
de los sehores accionistas que 10 son por ce-
dulas, una suma equiyalente al pS del ca
! pital nominal que representan, los senores &C.
cionistas metalico sc serviran satisfacer en- el
termino de un mes q contar desde ell l. Q de
Setembre la misma suma de s p g sobre el
| ell valor nominal de. las acciones con que cada
uno aparece inscrto.
Puerto Rico 30 de Agcsto de 1879. Ell Sub
director, Pablo Ubaqvi. h. 30s
Acordada por ell Conseio de Direction de es.
ia Sociedad, lalreduccion de los tipos de inte-
reses que viene satisfaciendo por las imp0si.
! clones, hago p1blica la modification para CO.
nocimient0 general.
Enlo sucesivo, pues, Ia sociedad abonar&
por las imposicones los tipos siguientes:
De $500 arr1ba desde { IL n1eses IS p.9 AMI
De $500 idem mas de ll3 meses. 6p.S i'd. /
Puerto Rico, Agosto rs de lS79.-El Sub.
director, Pablo UbGTv-i. h. 80 s.
Desde el dia l.e, de setiembre pr6ximo,
pueden concurrir los accionistas de este esta-
blecimento sns oficinas desde la una 4 las
tres de Ia tarde para el percibo del diyidendb
active que les corresponds, segun ell balance
girado Ell 80 de Junio Gltimo
Puerto Rice, AgGsto % de 1879! --El Sub,
director, Pablo Cbarwi. b. 30 g.
The New York herald., 1879-02-08

lean airs out of compliment to the General and the
review was given in his honor. Lord Napier was
exceedingly pleased with the troops. and said to
General Grant he supposed they were on their best
behavior he had never seen them do so well. The
General examined them very closely, and said that he
did not how their discipline could be improved.
II have seen said the General, 'most of the troops
of Europe; they all seemed good; liked the Ger
very much. and the spaniards only wanted
good officers. far could see to bring them up
to the highest standard; but these have something
about them-I suppose it is their Saxon blood
which of the rest possess they have the swing
of conquest"
MODERN GIBRALTAR.
The General would have liked to have remained at
Gibraltar longer, but there is nothing in the town
beyond the garrison suppose his real attraction to
the place the pleasure he found in Lord Napiers
society and again coming in contact with English
ways and customs after having been long with the
stranger Gibraltar is military despotism tempered
by smuggling. Held in spite of Spain by foreign
Power. without any dependence upon the Power
which governs it except that of soldier who obeys
his general. without municipal pride, Gibraltar
seems to be refuge for all kinds Of characters and
adventurers and depends for its support two in
dustries-frst. the industry of supplying the
wants of the garrison. and. second. that
of smuggling tobacco into Spain. You will
have observed from the debates in the
Spanish Cortes that Spain complains bitterly that
this smuggling costs their treasury several millions
of dollars year, and they ask England to prevent
this. But of the Spanish officials told us in Glib
ralsr that the main troubles about this smuggling
was the cupidty of the Spanish officials themselves
There to be reason why England should
build and support custom houses for Spain. and
there panic among some of the merchants at
the bare possibility of custom houses being estab-
lshed. On the other hand the fair view of the sub
ject you take is that if England holds Spanish terri
tory for her imperial purposes she should, as an
act of kindness friendly nation, that that pos
session does not interfere with Spanish prosperity
The New York herald., 1879-02-08
COULDN'T BEAR THEIR CRIES.

Charles Baing, an upholsterer thrown out Of
employment over month ago and since then has
been unable TO find work elsewhere. He was mar.
ried and the father Of two small children. Last
evening he returned to his apartments at No. 300
Third avenue. and when he heard his children
crying for bread. became Respondent and began to
brood over his troubles. His wife noticed her hus-
band acting strangely during the evening but paid
no particular attention To him. At about half-past
seven o'clock he retired to his room, and a
few moments later the report of pistol
was heard lin the apartment. Mrs. Balling ran
into the bedroom and found her husband
lying lifeess the bed. He had placed the muzzle
Of a revolver, known the "Bg Bonanza to his
head and discharged IL. The ball penetrated the
skull and lodged in the brain. causing instant death
For some time Mrs. Balling was stupeied
with grief aud stood motionless at the bed
side, when several of the neighbors, who had
also heard the discharge OF the pistol, entered the
apartment and dragged her away. The deceased was
a native Of Germany, forty-three years old. He
said to have been sober and industrious man, re-
spected by all who knew him. -
The New York herald., 1879-02-08

sHIp ANDREW Lovrrr of Yarmouth Ms. from Baltimore
Jan g. for Rouen abandoned al sea on the 18th ult
L"si,s and md Insured ia in Yarmouth Offices for siSs
wlent
BARK ST. Bxpr (,r) has been totally the of
Tabasco, near Santa Ana tMexcol
BARK GtRoNIMA MApRs dtaD Bertootto, from Philadel
phia for Queenstown which put back to Delaware Break
water Jan "a leaking, owed AN Feb g. having
repaired
BARK CHARLES r LEWIS at Valparaiso Dec 81 from New
York. when few days out encountered hurricane wnch
swept her decks continually for several days. carried away
her hatch house and smashed her boats.
BRIG BELLE PREscorr. White. at Boston for Buenos
Ayes. reports Feb lat II O., Ion ds Olaf Larsen sea-
man native of Norway fell from the jibboom and was
drowned.
BRIc PRxus (of Nantes 300 tons), Radorte, from Ma
with for Marsclcs put into Port au Prince
Jn T eaky ana alsennrged INTO te Dt,g ~ Ades I H v
order of the French Consul
scuR MARTHA SARGENT Belfast, Me. for Baltimore
with potatoes was cut through by leo and sunk IL miles
below the latter port.
SruR HATTIE TURNER Tupper at Savannah Feb from
New York reports when two days out lost spsnker boom on
Cape Clear in heavy blow from SW had very rough
passage and experienced gale on Frying Fan ightshp
scnR TEm,srA. reported American, has been totally
wrecked on tho coast OF robasco near santa Ana
Capt simmons late of the bark Sontag from Ioilo died
Mt st Helena ian l6.
BosroN Feb IA letter has received in this city
" a ,s ." s sss GasS S
sea- Jan X stating that the vessel had encountered Sc
washed overheard and drowned No effort could be made
to save him owing to the fury OF the storm Inc vessel
charge of the mate. The captain was from Thomnston
HALIFAX. Ms, Feb THE government steamer Newfe'd
arrived here to-day from Sable Island and reports that
that there wrecks there.
WmuINGToS NC, Feb 3-Schr Eva. Shelly. from Turks
Island for New York off yesterday and will
soon be ready for
CoLLIsIoS-Brig Cigano (Rus. from PHILADELPHIA for
Barrie and brig $ Packard from Cephalona for Phi!a
dephia. coded at Delaware Breakwater Feb z. Tho
former carried away headgear and tho latter her hgh
rigging.
The New York herald., 1879-02-08

ANJrR Dec l2Passcd, ship India, Patten, from Hong
Kong for Mciilloncs.
AsriSwaLl, Feb 6-Saied, steamer Colon Griffin New
York.
Victoria. to load for Australia
nAvASA Feb SSailed, steamer Rossini Br Irvine New
York.
W,iiyax Ns. Feb 7-saicd bark Archangeo dtab CHG.
lone from New York;. Gloucester. T..
Arrived 4th. schr Mystery tIrl Babin New York
Put IN 7ih srg Bread"bane 'Br, Craig, from New York
KiScsroS ia Jan 2o-saiicd schrs Adeiixa Libby Now
York been Incorrectly reported arrived NJ Delaware
Brcakwacr Jan * and sailed 2othl 2id, Ernest Lee
BIatchford Old IIarbor aud New York; 26th steamer
Atlas tBri, Low, Aux Cages, &c.
In port Jan no. schrs Geo II Mills Tillotson from New
York. arrived 27h. disg Mark Pendlcon Gkey for Pen
repg; Fannie Pike, Fitzpatrick. for do Ebenezer (ir
Bethel for New Orleans. '
Las PALsAs Canary Islands, Jan 4Tn port briggs Alex.
andcr Br Goodeilow from New York; Alarc tIr) Saun
ders from do.
MAnsrrLlrs Jan 24-Tn port steamer GIenlogan (I,rN
Lindborg for Liverpool, ~ sail In few DAYS.
MILK hiyrs, ia, Jan 2'-sailed. scht Kate Collins
MAusc,no Jan 27-saiIcd aud crossed the bar brig Al
crn. Isindsley. New York.
PsiKnao, Jan 3bSaed steamer Tagus d3r) for Boston
via Spanish ports
pAsaaA, Feb 5--Arrivcd. steamer city Of Panama.
Austin, San Francisco,
In port Jan 10 bark Western Sea nIay) Chisholm for
Boston, ldg logwood schrs Ida iayl Brown, for New
sotk daj Mary a Wtham uIayl, Clark, Tor dc? hg; a
iro plymouth arrived 10Th under the Hayticn hag
90 be used IN the coastink \ " .nrss.
PoKr ANroNio. ia, Jan 22--Arrived. schrs Chase.
Beers. Portland; j savage irum - "a.
PoRr MANIA ia, Jan ls-saiied schr Victor, shsrrett
PorsrA PrrRr Fob o--Arrived. brig Princess Beatrice
sounaSara, Dec e-sslsd, bark Cheshire. BsehsIder.
Channel.
The New York herald., 1879-02-08
BAGGED IN A PAWNSHOP.

Al "Lammon's pawnshop on Sixth avenue.
Twenty ninth street many gold chains. watches
and various other articles of jewelry have been de-
posted so many indeed as TO arouse the suspicious
of the proprietor, who called at the Twenty-ninth
precinct station house yesterday. Captain Williams
detailed Detective Price to investigate. At about
seven o'clock last night James +. Topping entered
the shop aud offered gold chain to pawn. Mr..
IAinmon sent word to the station house, detan-
inp Topping few minutes until Detective
Price arrived. The latter arrested Topping
and took him into the Office where.
upon searching him, found quantity OF
pawn checks together with some other jcwery which
he was unable to account for. The detective kept
him in the rear oice and waited. Presently another
young man stalked in aud inquired for his friend.
At this the detective stepped out and arrested tho
new conner. who gave his John
Fischer. When the two prisoners confronted
each other they broke down and said
TO the detective that the jewelry had been given TO
them 70 pawn by Nathan Leidcrman. a clerk in the
employ Of Marx Il Co., jewellers No 80 Maiden lane.
The detective then took the prisoners to the station
and returned to await the coming Of Icidcrman. In
n few minutes IL dcrfnan walked in and
inquired IL his friend had been there, where
upon the detective pounced upon him. At the
station house he confessed to have taken between
$4,000 ana s. 900 worth of jewelry during the last
eight months and squnndered the profits with his
fellow prisoners Topping Is seventeen years of age
and resides at No. 100 Tenth Lederman, aged
sixteen resides at No 247 Seventh avenue. Fischer
is the oldest. being nineteen. The prisoners were
all locked up and Mr.. Marx was sent for.
The New York herald., 1879-02-08
CLEARED.

Steamer City Of Berlin (8r). Kennedy, Liverpool via
Steamer Australia (Br), RAFT London-Ifcndcrson Bros
Steamer Rheola tBr) Horlor, Cardif-George y. Buey
Steamer Anchoria tf,r Hcdderwick, Gasgow-Iiender-
Bros
Steamer Switzerland CBclg) Andersen, Antwerp-Peter
Wright Sons.
Scagcr.
Steamer Ailsa (rJ Hughes Port Prince Savahilla
and Aspin nwall-Pim, Forwood Co.
steamer Western Texas, Hines, Jacksonville via Port
Roysl-C II Mallory 60.
steamer Vineiand, Bowen, Baltimore, &c--J Krems.
Steamer Alliance iawso Philadclphin-Iamcs Hand.
Steamer Elcanorn. johnson. Portand-J Ames
Shin Omba tl5r), Hail. Iondon-Pcnbody. Willis Co
ship Josephine tNor, Smith Rottcrdnm-Bcnham Boy
Bark IIarkaway Q3r) simmons, Lon ion--Pcabody, Willis
Bark Rachel AUS. smerchinivch Dublin-runch Edye
a Co.
Bark Sucz tNor) Pedcreen, Antwcrp-C Tobias 4 Co.
Bark Noah (Nor. Nielsen, BordcauX-Punch Edge Co.
Bark Ban Mszurnuc CAusl Snatch. BordcauXSlocoyich
A Co
Bark Crono (Aus), Sterk Bordeaux--Socovich Co.
Bark Evic J Ray, Leighton, Napes-Smpson, Clapp 4
Co.
Bark Maury (Nor), wig Newark NJ-Funch Edge Co.
Brig Sarah Kennedy, Pickett Gibraar-John Zitt-
losen.
brig Emily 1,r Hanson. Belize. Hon-wm Jcx h Co.
Schr Florence Rogers. Hanna. Marscics-James Henry.
Schr Walter Young Thompson, Miragoane-Iyon q
Co.
schr Minnie q Loud, Fooks, I1avana-Miller 4 HVigh
schr Piayfair (Br), Morris 81 John NB--PI NevIus a
Son
schr Warren ID Hopkins, Laney, Norfolk, va-Isaac Il
STAPLES.
The New York herald., 1879-02-08
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. I, 1879
ARRIVALS.
REPoR TED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERAI
wHITEsrONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPoR TED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Denmark dBr. Williams s. London Jan 22 with
weather throughout Jan 2e lat o. lon Il TO- passed
bark sgsd bound n rsS lat ~ 20 "m 81
&c. n Guion steamer bound f.
sS .n nS9 to Had w'1
Sd NY sss fn cs4 % sn il Fes H 20 %
steamer tanos Dr. Thompson Hull Jan 8. in ballast to
Steamer Lombard Br, Anderson Naples Dec 10. ca.ans
tar 18TH with fruit Phelps Bros Had heavy and NV
ssss%sr ssss is1i
IN PsleTmo 4.h and Gibraltar goth win f. fruit :" Law
ton q and NV gales and high seas; shipped largo
80 and tn.
Bar sis with mdse and 70 Boser, Morgan
~ sh4D 4Soss Ss'G.ss" a.. Aas IN o ns
strong and NV gales with heavy head seas split Sails
Bark Ogir Nor Krosh Chrisania SO days, in ballast,
Bark washington taD cadero, Cetto SO days. with
With o'SS Of
Emily ssS " day. a,,, vs
Of Hastsras with heavy NV gales.
schr g Perry !of Maehas'; Flynn Cape maytien 22
SsY. ssd With ''s~''d coffee &c. yo" o' vessel to
with moiasses to ii Winchester& Go.
schr Eagle Rock. Hammond, Charleston 8 days, with
schr Mary Lonsa tiask Washington, nc, 5 days, with
naval stores TO Iophar Mills
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Ecanora johnson, Portland Cor New York, with
mdsc and passen gers 10 Ames.
steamer Gaucus. Bearse. Boston for New York, with
mdse and passengers to ii + Dimock.
Steamer City of New Bedford. Fish, New Bedford for
New York with ndse and passengers to Barng Davis.
Steamer Thets, Gale, Providence for New York with
mdse and passengers TO Isaac Odell.
Schr Sea spray, Holmes Eastport for New York.
Schr Theodore Dean Evans Portland Me. Tor New York
Schr John Fisk. Smith. Provincetown for New York
Schr Ada Terry. Terry Gloucester for New York.
Schr Calvin Harris Benton, Providence for New York.
Schr Vim A Ripley Davis Bridgeport for New York.
Schr Eselle, Rogers, New London for New York.
Schr Oliver Ames Babbett New Haven for New York.
Schr Morning Star. Higgins New Haven for Virginia
Schr Carrie Perry Clark. Hartford for New York.
Schr David Crane, Lynch, Northport for New York,
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Newport. Simmons. New York for Fall River
Steamer Bolivia, Gccr, New York for New London and
Norwich.
Brig Rapid (Br, Bergman, New York for - John, NB
Schr Vim Rice. Presscy New York for Rockland.
Schr Harriet Thomas, EttridCc, Hobokcn tor Boston
Schr Speedwell, Driscoll, Hoboken for Boston
Sehr Wesmor reland. Fisher, Philadelphia for Boston.
Sailed from the anchorage above this AM brigs Henry
Smith, from New York for Buenos Ayros, and John q
Noycs, Cokcr from do for Port Natal.
The New York herald., 1879-02-08
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The purser of steamer Carbel from Kingston ia will
please accept our thanks for favcrs.
STEAMER AsrRrrLpy r) from Philadep phia for Ipswich
returned TO Philadelphia Feb tu repair, having been
badly damaged by lee when of Deep Water Point causing
a leak In her bow.
STEAMER sLnuRy Brl from London IN entering the har
of Port Prince Jan 49, got the reefs and while
dischargng into lighters OF the latter, while loaded
side Of the steamer aud another
lighter along side Of the steamer. swanpod The
Of the for Port Prince landed IN good
condition The goods damaged would he suid by auction
The steamer noated and sailed 23d for Jercmie aud
Kingston.
srEAwtRs RArTLEsvAkE. from Philadelphia for Boston,
and Conpedc do for Providence which put back TO New
castle Feb damaged have repaired and arrived a. Della
ware Brsakwatcr Feba