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GRATEFUL-COMORFTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

"bya thorough knowledge Of the natural laws
which govern the operations Of digestion and nu.
triton, ana BY careful application OF the fine
properties Of well-selected Cocoa, Mr.. Fpps has
provided our oreakfast-tables with dslcateIy
hayored beverage which may save Us many
heavy doctors bills. IL IL by the judctous use
oI snc1 articles OF diet that a constitution may
% gradually blllt up until strong enough 20 70
sist every tendency 70 disease. Hundreds OF
subtle maladies are floating around US ready 10
attack wherever there is "A weak point We may
escape many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves
Wei fortified With pure blood and properly
nourished frame "-CfufLSerrice Gazetta.
Made simply with boiling water o. milk. Sold
only In half-pound tius by grocers, labelled
mus: JAMES EPPS x CO..
homeopathic Chemists, London, England.
70 IGrh. Sa6 FUZZY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-29

Alexander Dumas sat down one night
not long ago and wrote a single act play
before he quit the work, which lasted
from 8 o'clock in the evening till half
past in the morning, lie drank eight
cups OF black coffee while be wrote and
converted twenty-nine cigarettes into
ashes.
The Sultan of Morocco takes great
pleasure in the short line OF railroad pre-
scented to him by the King OF the Bel
gians II is his Majesty's great delight
10 climb into the saloon-car and whisk
around the palace grounds. while bis
dutiful subjects gaze in wonder upon the
strange conveyance. He made all his
relatives and the entire Ministry travel
around on the toy railroad for two or
three days before he ventured to ride
himself.
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.-t BROAD ~ lthhl.
OVER THIS WEEK ENTEtOkDlNAH Ht.
GAINS ~ EVERY j. aPARAf.N
DlC-a GOODS.
Aunoo t co!orel Ca-lmefes wosta &c. ay..
Yari-Wlio Co.orci -ereea, 20 an t.e Dow s..
shades. faiHo l'., af iA-. flri.
1i-Ir.h !lrlrrt.a-. llli-H.. d. d, kl.a- Y.I.f
nf llc. o. vlrI:
All-Woo --lnel H.rr 't.s 90 i-..a fa-l.
3i-lr,A Plaid S4itMg. ODD llays and fa.s.
O. yari--La a.og-ly iie..y a.1 a.
AL te popular slalasin Iu-o,s, lnat. .
BLACK AND NOf RNING GOODS.
Special Fa.ue in AN N1ol h.a'A f.lrt
.- Inches wide. b.tl h.ae- ar1 Jet-h.a.s. .'
t.c yart. fully worth eic.
Siik-Narp Ielrt .tIl. yfigo f...S, at g5'. q yfr.
Border ih., Yelling ilr Fcls rom Co., g..
i' 'l''' PAaAsors.
DON'T Nirk ~ buying Pwas0i hof1re s..
the handsome line II noNoltl,s We haye 10 .....
WASH DRESS GOODS.
fatfU MS American au1 fFrurl eaftar1s .a Co.,.
ured 4L1 solid Ctlors from or. ul
Giuelams m S-rlpos, P.fids. and >Jiii q.
~ % show large r.. handsomer. ana cL... .
lino Of Droe5 1infhains thau ever
Prints ana Porcalrs-An immor-e variety o
these goods fr DO ilt tesl-knuwu fra.ri-
MATTHIAS From AUCTION.
White Mating from i-sc. up.
EedNhccked AHtrlnr frlu &c. ur.
Fancy Matunfs from ls o. 3o.. for fart.
Special pacosou Romasuts ot Mating
REMNANTS.
Remnants n loc. Figured satfoers no OIL. PIP
yurl.
Remnants of i24c. Figured sat,ceus at-.. r.r
yard:
Remnants % sciiI-COlor French sl't.ses.
I0ryHri.
Eeulauts ~ 2-r. Bad Ii-kins at -. aga.'.
Remnants ot BLACK and CulnrHf Dr.-
Dress 0lks, a.. ~ one l8lf fnru.I .r....
Remnant. az biue ana Brown u.riu-.
j.. eaDhcd ami Brown Cotton. f1r.I .. l.r .. s
CAkfhI> And ItD~.
To dose out balance ~ .t.ca Uu tIrI rn
sell what Carpets aud Rugs We hara Do b. p
under regular proc.
ID. 81 MITTrroOH rH
NH 20-Tu&Th t-- H.0.l .t-...
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VlHE BRADSPRRRr COMPANY,
l. CHARLES r. CLARK, gKXsWlNr
BRADSrREErS RICHMOND utflNa
No. Iio9 EAST MAIN STREET
Telephone Ao.t3l
in. WITTY. ssperinisuiea-

The Richmcnd once hss racr1 tAan k.p f.
Win the rapi, cro.-th ~ tas ,.,.y aud dcse.9f-
mont OF tho teffitOry tributary q a. u oitt
the merantl,e community VI this section q.
advantages Of system thc sopcr'oiiiy ~ =. -
- recognized Ia every trade coiEe u nc e''
lied world. That d Is 10 a special sense pro- -
u guard the in.eresl of i.s iocai psttous Is =.
tested By The facg Iaai IL hos nes a Ssgf $3.50
sf.saseri5sss tAaa aay o,Asr 's'sgeaniss as.s,' (,
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A. HUTZLER'S SONS,
315 EAST BROAD STREET.

Mover before IN one week hsye W. seen go
many new faces among our patrons. and every
one seemed 20 depart joytully; Tor whether they
came 90 see our magnificent display ~ NEW
FABRICS or % become posted as 70 the hest
styles for tho coming season, equal graflucatlOn
awaited them. Those who came 10 purchase and
those who came merely b look around were re-
ceIycl with the same degree Of courtesy by our
efficient ana polite force All are made welcome
when they come, and our bargains are given out
without reserve and without preference.
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS.
Our variety in this line Is almost unlimited.
while the styles We exhibit are mado stlll moro
attractive by combination with all the latest
novelties in TRAININGS
BLACK AND COLORED DRESS SILKS.
Our assortment in this department is wen
worldly 81 Inspection, and our prices are low
enough 10 meet tho expectations OF the closest
buyer
BLACK LACE FLOUNCINGS AND ALLOvBRS.
We have some patterns in THIS stock that are
shown exclusively by Us. and We are enabled %
sell them at about enc fourth less than last sea-
sons prices.
WHITE GOODS AND EMBROIDERIES
At this season We are always enabled 70 obtain
some special bargains IN these GOODS that can
not be replaced later ia the season. Those who
fan noV % make selections from OUR WHITE
GOODS STOCK will bee apt % regret it later on.
PARASOLsi PARAsOLs!
OUR STOCK OF PARASOLS is now mplete.
our prices very low, aud the patterns shown by
US are the newest.
MATTINGS. RUGS, AND OIL-CLOTHS.
Complete assortment choice styles best
grades, bought very cheap, aud sold accord
ingly. A. UUIZLER'S SONS.
3l5 east Broad street.
On account Of Passover OUR STORE WILL
BE CLOSED on MONDAY the 81 Of April.
A. HUTZLER'S SONS,
NH 2g-Th, Su&Tu 3i5 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-29

Salt.rheum and all skin diseases are
cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla. Sold by
oil druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-29

We had noticed the mistake to which
a friend in Petersburg yesterday called
our attention, and We had mentioned it to
the person whose business it was to cor
rect il for our weekly edition.
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IRON AND sTEEL-wORHs.
OLD DOMINION STEEL NAILS.
WALKER FORGED HoRsRsHoKs.

OFFICE OLD JOHNSTON IRog)
AND NAIL-WOREs COMPANY,
RICHMOND, March q. 1888.
Tho attention OF builders. bo1-makers, and
horse-shoers Is respecuully called 70 the
STEEL NAILS AND
HORSE AND MULRSHORS
now being made at Belle Isle. Our steel-plant
Is In operation and our nails are being cut from
steel made hera We have purchased and
moved 70 this city the works OF the Walker
Horseshoe Company, late OF Baltimore, aud
are now making
HORSE AND MULEsHoEs
or
UNSURPASSED QUALITY
In both material and finish.
Ask your merchant for them
ARTHUR b. CLARKE,
mn elm President
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FINE-ART STATIONERY.

THE CODE OF VIRGINIA. 1887.
1 Tho new Code Of Virginia. published this
day by authority Of tho Legislature. ana sold
az the state prices by uS One volume i5-pOst-
age, ACC. : IN two volumes, with blank paper for
notes. go. Every lawyer, merchant aud cor
porati0n should have his valuable book. Orders
promptly attended ~.
WEST. JOHNSTON & CO.,
Booksellers and Si0ti0ncrA
NH % qll Main street
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PROPOSALS.

USITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,1
No. 6l0NINETEESTB STBBgT, NORTHWEST.
WAsHNGroS, d. c., March n. issS.
GEALED PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLE
- CATE, for tho REMOYAL OF THREE
WRECKS N MATTAPONI RIVER. Virginia, DO
tween Ayleus and WalkertOn, will be received
at this Office until noon on the 2Sih day Of ApiiL
1sss, and opened Immediately thereafter speci-
hcations containing detailed information and
blank forms u proposals can DO obtained NJ
this ONCE. The right 20 reject any or all pro-
p0sais Is reserved. :. 7. ALERT,
Ilh 21-6t nitpd States Agent
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Monday Morning
We haven't tho time % describe their contents a.
fully a. We would Ike 20.
DRESS GOODS.

We would especially call your attention % the
lovely stock Of DRESS GOODS which wa shall
exhibit comprising al u the latest novelties aud
superb col0rings. az prices ranging from lshc. 20
81 yard. Your inspection 10 solicited
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-29

As usual, the hand of the Gar is yisi-
bic in the disturbances at Bucharest.
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FAIR.
EXCURSIONS.

EIRST EXCURSION OF THE SEA
a son TO WASHINGTON, SATURDAY
NIdhl5 Msrch 5lsi, Tor Easter Monday. Train
Washington Monday, April 81, at 1890 O'Clock r.
IA. Two days. az round trip, Fredericksburg
and return, 81.
NH iStd CLASH. MCDOWELL a ADAMS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-29

PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO
4 MARCH q, tsSs.-SEALKD PROPOSALS, en-
dOrsad Proposals for Tobacco w.l DO re-
ceiyed, from manufacturers or regular dealers
only, az the Bureau Of Provisions ana Clotniug,
Navy Department, Washington, d. C., until II
o'clock a. ". April 90, lSS8, aud opened imme-
diateiy thereafter in the presence 81 bidders tor
the supply, on or before November !, 1885, At the
nayY-yard. New IOrS. Of one hundred and dfty
thousand 100000 pounds II NAVY TOBACCO
Tie bids decided by lot. Bidders are referred 70
tho Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, Navy De-
partment, Washington, D. c., for specifications
forms Of ofer, and all information relative 70
the article required. The proposals must be
made IN duplicate on the proper blank forms
and fiief ant as indtcItef By the blank The De-
partmont reserves the right 10 reject any propO-
sel not considered advantageous 70 the Govern
ment JAMES FULTON
NH si30t Paymaster General, L. 5. Navy.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL RE
A CEIYE lsealed) BIDS UNTIL APRIL 10TH
FOR GRADING AND PAVING MAIN STREET.
South Boston, Va, estimated % be about 1900
square yards, including sidewalks. hescrye the
right % reject any or al bids Copy OF apecldca-
tons can DO had by applying TO
W. y. BARBOUR,
r. W. LAWSON.
Street Committee,
POst-Onice Box 500.
NH l5-Ih ,Su&TutApl0 South Boston, Va
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Il Gentle ReDliRdeP.

Unless you intend allowing the Easter 10 pass
without remembering your lrlenls with suita-
bic sour'Rr Wo would remind YOU that sunday
next Is Easier. aud suggest thaf YOU mako your
selections At once, and from me LARGEST aud
FRESHEST STOCK. HUNTER * CO..
Broad Street Booksellers
NH gq-3f6tru TbESA
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GINGHANIS.
CHLDREN's CASHMERE CLOAK

We shall have more % say next time about
orr many bargains secured while In Sew York
and as We shall be receiving them daily We would
Idyise you 10 come and SEQ Us soon and rs oflea
a. you eau.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-29

uARD-TIME SUPPER.

ARD-IlME SUPPER.
L 4 VENABLE-STREET CHURCH,
THURSDAY, MARCH 10Th. AT SPIN
Misses Cunningham and Montgomery and
Nessrs. Cunningham, stGrse. Peitus, and others
will sing. aud afterwards the ladies' will serve
the HAhD-TlME SUPPER. Mr. Il f. FRANCISCO
has kindly offered ~ add 70 the evenings pro-
Rramme. Tickets for supper aud Concert, i5c.:
two tickets for 25c. NH a3lts
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BOOKS. sTATIONERY. &e.
CARDS FOR THE COMING EASTER

Orr stock Of FINE CARDS. SACHETS. MA
DONNA MOI N1-, aud lINE-AKr NOVELTIES
is very complete. and 80 Invite your attention
% these goods before purchl ing. We ran SHOW
you something striking. HUNTER AZ CO.,
NIB 29-5tktIu, IhEoa t2l east Broad street.
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BRLEF COMMENT.

As yet the Women's Congress has not
attacked the spring bonnet.
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A FAREWELL MARCH SOUVENIR,
Asmo srE
which will oclpsoany offered before
THAIHIMER BROS

Justly
m
hi city keeps an dassuchO
arge and cheaI
10 Glow wowfion lyenunne a f b. r
eosLa ii
price ony b.
s. nd
Regular made striped
VI havepu the o. a 4
Tuchoo La
From &
l0ha,
u.s.
o .ee Fancy and 70 4
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aVARIEDADES.
Vino de cana.

Leemos en- ell Journal des Fabri
cGnts de Sucre que M. Lepeyr6re
farmac6utico de primera clase d.
la Armada francesa, ha obtenide
por la fermentation directa de
jugo de la cana de az1car, en- vasi
ia cerradG y mediante ell fermente
vfnlcola, un excelente vino blancc
de buena clase Y que cOntiene II
gramos de alcohol puro y % gra.
mos de extracto secO y por Ii
tro.
La preparation es sencilla, Y so.
10 necesita 10 dfas para llevarse q
cabo con un gasto de II frances
por barrica.
Oalcula el peri6dico mencionado
que despu6s de pagar ell envase,
fetes, derechos de consume, etc.
etc., podria venderse ese vino, en-
Paris, q 70 centimos ell litro.
Este nuevO prOducro ocupara en-
la Exposition International de
1889 un puesto prominente, Y no
dejara de lamar poderosamente
la atenci6n de cuantas personals Sc
ocupen de asuntos relacionados
CON la cana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-25
MovIMIENTO DE BUQUEs.
ENTRADAS DE TRAVESfA.

De Liverpool y escala, vap. esp.
Mayagtiez," de 827 tons, captain
ID Ogfnaga, & Sobrinos de Ezquia-
ga. "a d chocolate, IL pleas ma
q 'lnarias, l saco mues tras. A Sues.
de o. G. Saenz & Co, IL canastos,
Is d cebollas, % id. pescado, sc
tabales sardinas, "a d conservas,
"a sacos papas, Z id nueces, 10 d
10 canastos castanas. A Latimer y
Fernandez, 25 d quesos. A Oaldas
u Co., 80 C. Is canastos castanas %
d pasta. A Vicente & Co., so d
quesos. A Vijande & Co., 100 sa-
cos papas, so canastos castanas. A
Jose I. Silva, "a sacos papas. A
Or'sas y Finlay, l d l eje maqui-
maria. A Feddersen &, Co., 4 cajas
hilo. A Oerecedp Hermanos & Co.,
2 d sard,nas. A L. Bozzo 6 Hiios,
10 d quesos, $50 sacos arroz, 2 cas-
COS pintura. A V. Luifia Y Sobri-
no, 8 d galletas, 18 id encurtidos,
8 ii jamones, l id carne de polio, 4
i'd t6, 30 i'd jab6n, 2 id pescado en-
conserva, : id langostas, 4 id acei-
tunas, 2 id dulces A Sues. de Do.
RADIO u Co.. $50 canastos cebollas.
A j. Ochoa Hermanos, 60 d casta.
mas, 1S9 canastos cebollas, % sacos
nueces, 100 i'd papas. A B. Baque
TO, 200 O jabon. A Ohavarri & Co.,
B d tejidos, l rueda, 6 pleas, Is
cajas, 8 barras, 60 chapas, 1 barril,
16 cunetes clavos y efectos maqui-
maria. 20 barriles azufre, l atado
acero, l ceston bombas. A Sues.
de }. Sala & Co., 5 d galletas, 2 id
/ casco jamones, 4 q salsa, 1 id hi
gos, A id te, Is id aguardiente. A
w. o. Cannins, / q IA atados tubos
hero. A Sues. de @. Prats & Co.,
500 canastos cebollas. A Bregaro
u 20, 2 q galletas, i'd jamones, 2
id dulles IL bultos tjidos v otros.
a Rodriguez Hermauo Y Bertran,
70 bultos teiido>. A Obras PGDli-
cas-, $40 bultos hero. A Urfa &
Co., l q paules, l i'll sombreros, /
III teiidos. A Sues. de Orcasitas,
46 g tejidos, l id ciutas, paquete
muestras. A NJ. Rom n & Co., l
casco picos, 8 cascos zinc, l d ca
bezadas, 2 cascos azadas, l 6 SOM
brero z cascOs municiones, cas-
co tubos, 2 q quincalla, / & visa
gras, 1 q cedazos, 3 cascos azuf. 9,
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Despues de una violenta enfer
medad, ha exhalado aver 50 tltime
aliento ell joven Don Francisco
Huelva Dolls, voluntario del = Ba
TALON. 49,
La Parca ha cortado el hilo de
su existencia, en- Ia 6poca m6s ri
suefia de su vida, pues apenas con
taba 26 amos de edad.
Acabamos de acompahar al o.
dAver hasta ell p6rtico de ID muer-
to, de donde regresamos honda.
mente conmovidos, ri ptesencial
Ol dOlor intense que tan rcpentinO
como rudO golpe ha causadO On %
familia.
Tienen raz61 sus atribuladOs pa
dres Paco JIuelva, como aQui le
llamabamos, era I'M exCelente hijo,
buen hermano y mejor amigo.
B&culo en- que descansara 81 an
cian0 padre, en- quien tenia abs0-
luta confianza para ell mancj0 de
Sus intereses.
Desde muy ioven, Paco vestfa
el honr0so traje de voluntariO.
Sus padres lloran, pues, y con
iusto motive, Ia p6rdida de su que
rido hijo, itil a su familia, & Ia Pa
tria y q sus amigos.
FL s6quito que acompadaba al
fxretro, di6 testimonio inequivoco
de 10 que decimos.
Los Jefes de voluntarios, sus
compaheros de armas, sus amigos,
sin distinction de matices pOliticos,
y un gentio immense invadia por
complete las GALES del transito,
hasta darle la Ultima despcdida.
81 Sr. Oomandante, Don Ruper-
to Muro, en- breves y sentidas fra
ses despidi6 ell duelo.
Sirva, pues, de lenitivo la afic-
ci6n por que atraviesa Ia familia
Hhelva, el testinonio de simpatia
que ha recibido hoy, demostran-
dose con clio que 90 supierOn apre-
ciar los m6ritos del que en- vida
fu4 Paco Huelva.
LeMnUm.
AreCibo, 16 dc Noviembre de 1883.
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8 cascos pintura, 1 d. 1 casco FIRE.

8 cascos pintura, 1 d l casco fire.
terra, huacal potes. A Hernaiz
& Co., d tejidos. A. j. Pena l
d teiidos. A Moreno Santf & Co.,
10 huacales loza, 8 d quincalla.
A Roig % d hero. A J. Matien-
20 6 cajas hoja' alta, 2 cascos he
rraduras, casco quincalla, 8 cajas
galapagos. A Bird & Co., 234 bull
tos maquinaria. A Vale Ko-
pisch C Co., 8 fardos sacos, GAIA
galletas. A Mayol & Co., l barrll
aceite, l GAIA anzuelos, y otros, 1
GAIA alfileres. Rotulados 107 bull
ros tejidos. A la orden. A B. 800
canastas cebollas. A 8. 80 G. cas-
taflas, 100 sacos papas, 10 sacos
, habicuelas. A M. J. 13 cajas que
sos. A s. p. 1850 ladrillos, SO
bultos hero. A B. G. 16 cajas
tejidos. A s. G. M. % aids. hie-
r"o. A s. M. pieza maquinaria.
Oarga de transito.
ENTRADAs DE CABoTAJE.
Goleta esp. "Oarmen Nuza," de
Mayagiiez.
Bdra. esp. "Marfa Dolores,' de
Fajardo.
sALIDAs DE TRAvHSfA.
Ninguna.
sALIDAs DE CABOTAJE.
Ninguna.
DESPACHADOS
Para Habana y escalas, vap. esp.
" Manuela, captain Ventura, des-
pachado por Feddersen & 90.
Col. espanola "Oarmencita," pa
ra Aguadilla y Mayagiiez.
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0PERACI0NES S0BRE Ell MUELLE.

Por jose T. Silva: a Pedro e,
Zamorano, "a sacos papas.
POr Latimer y Fernandez & Ri
cardo Gandara, Benito Baquero Y
s. de Dorado y Co., 13 cajas que.
sos bola.
Por j. Ochoa y Hermano q Pc
dro E. Zamorano, 100 s. papas, a
V. Luina y Sobrino, y B. Baquero,
% g. nueces, q Gonzalez y Alfonso
~ Sierra y Co., 189 canastos cebo-
las, 60 cajas castaiias.
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De donde sacan ell ambar

Generalmente Sc cree que ell am
bar 10 recogen q orillas del mar
Y asi sucedia hasta hace veinte J
cinco amos pero de entonces acs
ha aumentadO tanto el consume
que para dar abasto a los pedido,
del comercio es necesario sacarlt
del fondo uel mar 8 desenterralt
de entire 10 arena.
Solo en- ell Baltico Sc encuentra
hoy On cantidad suficiente pars
que sea productive el trabajo d.
buscarlo, y donde mas abunda g.
en las costas de Russia, Suecia
Dinamarca y Noruega.
AlgO recogen de 10 que arrojar
& la playa las tempestades del in
vierno; pero ESQ es relativamentt
POGO.
Para hacer Ia recollection en-
grande, empleau diferentes me
todos On diversos lugares.
Oerca de Memel, por ejemplo
en- 10 que llaman el Conrischel
Haof SO sirven de dragas para Il
Cual tienen veinte barcos trabsjan
do incesantemente, dia y noche
oCho meses al aiio.
Del fondo del mar extraen car.
gas de arena y piedras, lavan ess
masa sobre cubierta y alli separau
los pedazos dc Ambar: de cnya In.
Gustria subsiste Ell pueblecillo ds
Scbwartzort, situado Ell una len
qua do terra de diez milias de lar.
60 por una de ancho, que q media
dos del siglo pasado estuvo cuDier.
ta de espeso bosque y hoy es ariuo
arenal.
Noventa millas mas al Este hay
una aldea, Palmnicken, que tan
bi6n vive del ambar. ALI tienen
buzos expertos, que provistos de
los mejores aparatos modernos,
salen al mar en- bote de reno con
una bomba neumatica destinada 4
suministrarles aire respirabie du.
rante las tres 8 cuatro horas que
permanecen trabsjando bsjo el
aqua. AL llegar al punto que les
parece conveniente, deScienden los
buzos al fondo del mar, armados
dc I'M gaucho para revolver Ia
arena y sacar los pedazos de Am.
bar que van echando en- eli saco,
que para ESQ llevan colgado del
cuello.
Otros hacen minas en- 10 costa.
A pOca distancia de la playa abrtn
pozos de cincuenta 8 mas varas de
profundidad, esto e., hasta llegar
q diez 8 ounce yaras bajo el nivel
del mar, y de elf parten galerias
apuntaladas con maderos para que
no se derrumben. De eslas ga.
lerias hay en- Ia actualidad soGre
caarenta millaA. en- las caales tra.
bajan setecientos homhrcs, y para
desaguarlas &c sirven do numcso-
las bombas, que nj do dia nj de
noche cesan de funcionAr. Con-
forme van avanEando, van subicn.
do 10 arena 4 la superAcle, aili In
echan en- tauques por donde pasA
nLa fnente corriente de aqua que
separa 10 arena del Ambar, y este
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son de difcrentcs iamAhoA.
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GIRCS.
AVISOS.
vap. esp. "MIguelM. PlnIlos"

Seg1n nos informa la casa consignatA
ria, dicho vapor saldra de este puerto del
rs al % del coryiente para los de Santan-
der, Cadiz, Malaga y Barcelona, para Gu.
yos puertOs admite carga pasajeros, CO.
mo igualmente para G6novay y Marsella,
con trasbordo en- el dltimo puerto citado.
Ell vapor San Juan en- su viaje del %
recOgera la carga que ha de trasbordarse
al expresado trasatl&ntico, con deatino &
todOs los puertos mencionados.
Para mas pormenores, dirigirse sna
consignatarios. Fortaleza 81. SueOsores
de c. G. Saenz y Cs
vap. esp. "AIava."
Segdn telegrama recibido por la
casa consignataria, dicho vapor ha
salido de Liverpool ell dia II del
corriente, con destino & este puer-
to.
Consignatarios Vijande e Go.
vapor espahol "cataluna".
Dicho vapor sali6 de Ia Corufia
con direction a esta ell dia 81 del
corriente.
Consignatarios. 8. de Ezquiaga
Vapor aleman "Thurlnela".
Recalara q este puerto, proceden.
to de Hamburgo, Havre , st. &me
mas, del 8 al A del entrante sho-
Consignatarios, Mullenhoff T
Korber.
Vap. esp. "Ramon de Herrera"
Segun telegrama recibido por Ia
casa consignataria, que nos 10 parti-
cipa, Ell mencionado vapor recalar6
q este puerto del 20 al 80 del CO.
rriente, procedente de Habana ,
escala.
Consignatarios, Feddersen s Co