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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-12

Un impulse secreto y poderoso
Me awastraba hacia elias;
De mi vida en- ell cielo nebuloso
Las miraba cual fdlgidas estrellas:
Constantes acudlan
A visitar Ell temple solitario:
En- sus dedos de nAcar sosterian
Ell libro y el rosario.
Su corazon contrito
BSscaba Dios, vagaba en- 10 infinite
Quizas su fantasia; en- sus miradas,
ldmedas de emocion y de ternura,
Podian contemplate retratadas
"a bondad, la inocencia y la dulzura;
" del incienso entire las, blancas nubes,
al compass de la orquesta melodiosa,
Sc elevaba al Senior de los querubes
Su plegaria sencilla y fervorosa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-12

Observation-Disclosures que Ina tenidO luz
gar en- la Cidra un bale multicoloro
en- que hubo vivas y maeras Bien por
ell 6rden.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-12
REMITIDO.
Sr. Director del BoLETIN.

Vieques, JUNO 26 de 1872.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-12
VARIEDADES.
LAS TRES GRACIAs.

MIS- DIsTINGUIDAs AMIGAs LAS SENoRITAs P
Cuando por yez primera
Las contemplation mis- absortos oios,
Sc hallaban prosternadas
Ante el altar de hinojos.
For las oscuras b6vedas del temple
Las sombras de la noche Sc extend{an;
Los cirios melanc6licos ardian
Con tremulo fulgor: una aureola
De mStica belleza
Rodeaba sus frentes virginales:
Ell valioso tesoro
De su tervoH cristiano, su tristeza,
Mi ardiente fantasia impresionaron.
Ignoran6o sus nombres,
Las Gracias les lame; por que reunidas
Con piadosa actitud y reverencia
En- medic de la nave solitaria,
Yo las cref, de pddica inocencia
Arcangeles que alzaban su plegaria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-12

No Sc por que, las vic con simpatfa
Mi corazon amante,
Y desde aquel instante
A su recuerdo con placer latfa.
Y mis- humildes preces elevaba
Demandando q los cielos su ventura,
Pues 20, sin conocerlas, adoraba
Su ferviente piedad y su dulzura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-12

RaQuel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-12

FL Captains ecfetatic, \ !.
Egancisce haRShez vaameaAs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09

u.,.or M,thI.op vepessn, Mrs whttsfs{ ID ncf NJ
Mr. Jopes " DoBpen. Mr. and MIS- Man1c. Nj,
shnn. n Bethrne W. Waeo MIS- jana se,se' 49,,
eSer and vie Miss A. Stevens Miss hennOn' he'' '"
Mrs Smith, Mr. Merrman al, ,g. ci.r. NJ, and Mrs c.
s ersISr,th Mrs X D. Keyslhree nden nn' s1S sl,
wV Esxs M WiIdash wife two children ana mani,
Co., Mis- A Ia NJ and Mrs A. bah Anu ~ :.
nfs n n 49, Ma Msry Rlev Ms shenNn Two emi1'e"
si Richard Clark Nm 1, NsIE
PoR BREMEN VIA SoUTHAhProh-ih ~ ~ ", n.y. nj
M W. Wvct and child, r. Van Wyct, Miss van W!eh
~ a Rr,pd j. Brahm and daughter, Mis- > uicsca,n nj
~ - Ssagbter W. Rolker Miss r. Braun, hrs Dr Ns'.H
you seh,mpf A. Hssse Mrs kosenhem 7. os ~
Poi5cb sister Rosa and Sister Remiga John sehhh hd
~ DSe" Rcy ebmsnu G. T. p Bancroft wife aud enio'
pop savISNIH-Tn steamship san ydno Sept W. n nm
foh 3f. NJ IT, Williamson and child Mrs. MehIien MIS- Kan
- ~ S.h @ p Penderyast Newman, Geo Peek n An1,
ny sni wife Ella Burdiek. Master BudeI Is
n NJ sSs, p Koch John Sullivan and wife hrs n hevey MI
wv, Mobr Rrnes, Abraham aud wife Mrs Conno ana
-, fne. NJ Hunt Gordon, WIN. Morris VIM IOSrs nm
% IN, D,i.oo Lacoppds and infants Dana Au ~ n
n.t,hsvs w NJ Gordon, A. MARKS, r. koster " Law r. "
w n Broom Leon Blwolh wife, and infant u . ". nN1I, -
Mrs Fisher sAlcedo Jacob Iehsad Morris Apple
Ibt Ca Dohelle wife r. A. Fitzgerald b. w faHIags n
o. Armstrong j. Pugh Edward Grady A. C. Page MI rex
n q C,ssman Mrs H. r. Smith. John MADDEN and wife n "
h.,in lanes ilgau Robert MeDcna James heHeTn a.
d II scott Jacob Mount Theo Mailer, Blum, r. Chrenaoa
y Kspnelv Cuber Sanford. L. Mathew - - -.
Won IAN AGA AND sAvANILLA-In steamship 81 THOMAS Sept
M and Mn Cornwall, Mrs. Bnyo, Miss Pearson M an, hr p
,i.mon,e and family T. DmOnte Cocho, Jos fhhps N r.
Co,cbo ana sdy T. Rone A. Gsvean, Mrs CarmAn Mss
idonel Issses DonAdo Kerr End lady he,r n h
swnson Dr. J. Lumadrd Agubre T. UalaIo Mrs scott jane
SiP M,..es Delrone t,l Weeks Mas C. 7. Wees o.
Cornsa Rlbeth Cornwall Emma Cornwall Richard Oofa"An " "
NJ TelAdO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF EBw-Y oRK.... SEPT !"
m wIIlsrsrod Bremen, via Southampton
Steamship George Cromwell, Cnpp New Orleans H.
Steamship Gen Barnes MALLORY Savannah Eng on Sc Oh Do.
Steamship old Dominion, Bourne SoOh' O' ''
"I ssssnsS Jones RAl1Ss.s1 %n k mIS
Steamship sysoSs, Han Hazard ss1.ansh William R. Garrison
s stea%sSP Neptune Baker Boston. DimG p
s,esmS @ Of Austin McCree Galveston and Key West u H.
MALLORY 20 western Metropolis Quick Neworeans Fred Baker
ss,%:Sp Fnis Dons Phsdh LolaT Steamship CO
steamship John Gibson %P SSSIrston H. Moaa c
Steamship St Thomas Dratemn KSssO9 Jam P1nSoG Ssr 20
ss Ida Mahds CGerj Grover setn FS9eh Eds Co
Bark August (Gerl Lenn HAMBURG &c T Es RosSm,Sp
BARI Jupiter tAustl Hiegieh Queenstown or f'~0uN
s Josephine r) Cannon Johns Hn w.'a Co,
Bs Roberts (Br) Hunter 81 john N D. O'HlA"
sGg watch OIL Robbins Queenstown for or, odsrs SsO P9'
s Ssmps (Rus Hten Newry Ireland Teen; BosT Pa@ss
Bs Troop BI Beosdef , ~ Miller ousRtOG
ARRIVED. -
s,, A5s.ie ) Murray Liverpool Aug g. and Queenstown
Os WITH s ann BEL nes Liverpool Aug o. and Queenstown
% WITH ScI ana H. g. Reman a. and South
snpton NH mdse and pass to oelnhs 20 % s, ao,b
S,eamn vbee Delanoy Domingo City Aug ~ SmnA JUN
ana Porto Plata with mise and pass to Sponora BROS & and
Steamship sherman, CroSell hew'OHeans Aug 81 WIN NUS" ~
Bari Arthur of BO.ton Hail. La Have dhys With anSs
Joshua bonng kOi bOstoul lAhOt i
yellow pine ~ q, nj. Ii,,l. Glaze Raw c.
B.. - days, with coal
SAILED.
Steamship vile de for Hsvre Weser for Bremen s
chs ma C az Paris Liverpool; Europa Tor Gasgomi o.
Thomas for Kingston Jam.i City Of Austin for Gaveston
MstTonos and George Cromwell for EewOreans Zen barnes o
San Jsipto for Savannah; Manhattan for ChArestoni o
for Norfolk &c ships Pleetwlng for san frahoiseo 49,
,y 81 Osf for PHILADELPHIA BArks iokOhama for hong h0ng
Eugeuie for MoBteTleo Alpha, for Cork o. o
ARRIVED. Sunday, Sept. ..
Steamship City OF Bristol (Br Philips Liverpool Aug ~ Ah'
ueensown 28th with mdse. and pass to John IT, Dale
Steamship Egypt (Brl, GIogan, LyeTpoo aug 20 anu
2gtb with rndse and pass TO r. w. j. liurst n n
sssmhip Georgia Holmes Charleston with mds and pass to H.
steamship Franconl Bragg Portland with mise and pal" to j.
AmeS ,.s, a,
Ferguson Wood. ,. NJ. 49,, Nth .1,t
steamship WyAnoke Couch Richmond City Point and horo WIN
1odse and pass 0 Old Dominion steamship Co.. . 1911
STEAMSHIP Volunteer BOOdsood PHILADELPHIA with mise 70 hof
IFor Latest Ship Neps see FIN Page.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09
pASSRAHFRg S1JIED

FOR BREsT AND HAvRB-Ia steamship Parts Sept.
and MIs RIanc smith master Mnsaaa smith Ma''s[ H.
Chrystsls Humbert hr vshamvaeh MI and Mr. weri Miss
b S Ss s Mr. B.nas Bss Ss4 Consul
Nm SsSs pS i SS I ha atsP' hn m c fS%an
Palmer Miss asrr BbS MIS- A%s s Bore NJ Bran Gesrr
Carey Miss Fanny ~ Kennedy Ms svermAo ML and Ms Lof
19hSn AI,S1o LsIaP9 Pablo 0iss,9 An ssS oeSPc
M Ei ys % g9E c%Sf nS5s a DeesS y. N F3s
Emmanuel Mlat Louis hePry Henry Esn Nj DueUa.s
servant Mr. and MT M Mr. Eed . :S4 M' mems s A,n Bsr9,
e Ists Ma r. .t g aSt s Se p ME- .,. f MAJ
Iniir Gerde Joan Bsyle Adde's Bosos W. J. Hewlett. T.
@ Mss G F j S:sn. ss E s ,' La. s. So .,S
o uns Ernest Pehnaf Rev. NJ Chsmpeae, Rev Joseph Bart
r, }%s: y1 ssv PP G Leon w Rs s as. Mar
nan XAVIER wrDzn WinsAn J. A Wpan Prsneose Wiz
F,s H s A' s Bas ss Mar
Peer westpec, Jo ebond James Leopold hrs Gravr and
TIRES children, NJ TsSt. Ma Charles w'Is'T children and
6 spssi M Mss csd r. s ss' cSy Sofy a. NJ sG Pro-
csS e.. R Fo., f fs,I r. s sS t sa 4 FL ho S
Nj and Thomas cAsdesSoT:l NJ spd Mr. Biss Ihen.s
N s Iy .i Pa " E' w. Ing sP R III iS; Mn T.
;;s SSI:SS NJ :p5 Bsa' KS JsS1 T S ss
Sss sgg p ' RpPf,, t eS No Rsss. a s .ai &C.
chiIls. TODD Mr., Tga Mis- Ps Ms MAJ ssyPsr }SaS T.
Gsno Holmes Mrs HOLMES Miss Bm9y '" Hohaes n orlni'
Theodore e Mrs sehahi and boy Dr. h. CoaV Greene u
Ia sosassip EnyS1a Psrr, Jas HsDaesos Pat
Fss S: 5'': B.s a. r. S Lea 5S o sG M Ls
ksr Rev T. 4 stensos BI VIE, Pstr Pssos, Miss Barhssse
S Aii' bqs i NJ. JosSs jssas csycS
"a ssa%s f ' cs or " fSfs sept rnsr M P.
Cassmba A. Jansen and vie J. FtlaumoEs, fsJOuga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09
Anrtion Sales of Real estate


J. JOHNSON IT., AuctoneeS
DY JERE. JOHNSON, Jr? ,,
ID fgneces.or 10 johnson Miller
No CEDARSr NAV ohh
Pal Ps nramp,y Sold and Exchanged Auction sales Of Steers
Furniture herehsndse 9e --------
CTRlKE NOW!
LAST feet above The ocean
IS miles from Nes-ioth,
I6l ACRES, Farm LAND,
IN the HAMBURG MOUNTAIN, SUSSEX CO. n. );
mile, rom Hamburg from New York on the Midland h"ay'
~ Romantic. breezy. and delightful
Available for Lots tor summer Homes
On a mountain Spring Tam The sand Ponal " acres
$50 feet above tide.
Can Be cut up and sold TO the OTerS'rked, -,
, hreng People York for whom day In the rare
b,mpagpe Of the mountain vii oIygenae more blood than
week at the sea n,
In NewJerSey and highest In the dis.
snee from SwYork and positively by position ele'aaon anu
fy The natural center OF the immense Rustic
ru tv for OF the future mot dstAntl 70 be m th'' n
Of over ~, coo people; ~. c,.n,a
WEDNESDAY Sept 18th. next, at III a. IN
Of stormy the first Ar day thereafterl
Mps, bv r Det1 (buge) the best player In the states
Lunch aer Roast mountain Dreal anu Ou'ei 0o' ~
spring water. . .,,,.
Take the Midland 3: 10 train loot oil O"An'~'
Hamburg the day before the sale.
Then 90 up In the morning and buy the place
Ppd ptions in HeuJer'ey at Baker Goo'
Was V'HN"' '''''-' DANIEL P. ToMPKINs,
- Newark ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09
Bieamboafs an6 Railroads.


CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
meets At Somsryo Branch K al Hampton Junction vth
the Delaware Lsefswsnn and Western Railroads at Phpsbury ~ith
me ehg add susguehanna Division and at Eston with the LeEs
VALLEY Railroad and its connections forming direct line 10 Pittsburgh
ana mo without change Of also to Central sss
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing jelly 10, is11.-LeaVs New.York 40 follows.
go a. m-WD Tram for SomerVle and Flsmngton
FOR ksston. Bethlehem Bath hsueh Chunk, Wikesbarru
Pston hahaol City Mt Carmel axeon, Tunkhannocf TOusnd
WaFery k CONNECTS 81 Jsncios with DEL baef West
yAm-hORhSG EXPRESS daily eIeept sundaysj, or Eakos.
Allentown H,uisbarg and Connects Sonerve r
Transport. Erie, ke
len a. m-wav Train someryine.
I2:O5 0. m-Way Train for Esston.
D. m-For Pennington Esson, Allentown. hauh Chunf hshuoy
City Hs,lsion wnsesbsr Scranton, Reading Columbia Lsss
Bphrats, POtIsyile. Hsrnsburg &c
2O D. m-For Soneryille
32D m.-For PiaiHkeh.
4p m,-P0r SomerYile.
l9O m-Por ks,ton Allentown aud Msnch Chask CossecI At
junction with Del Lsek. x West X. X
5. o. m-R0r SomeTYile and FeningtOn.
$50 p m.-Por SomerVile
s m-EyESISG EXPRESS daily for Easou, Bsihl.h.m Aiea
Reading Harrisburg, Piisbarh Chicago aad Cincinnati
up m-For Somsyyile.
7:50 .. m-(Em grsnt-For Easton.
9and ll30 p Nor Painted
For Elizabeth at 5 s:45 TOO 7:l5 7S sJ0 800 s.i5
1890 HOO Has l2;05 l2i5 90 ZOO zJo 800 Gl0
3:iS 4 as 500 is $50 3:f 600 ESQ., 1900 TO-
7:l5, 60 900. 9:t5, 1890, 1850. 1900 D m
Tickets West obtained the ohee Of tas Central Rail
Hewersey Of Lbeuyst HevTork and at the pnGp
"'''" 'A' "'A' RI KICKER, Superintendent
II p P.rnvrr General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09
HARTRANFT'S GUILT.

INCONTROyERTIBIE PROOF OF HIS CORRuf-
TION.
A PLAIN, UNvARNIsHED COLLECTION Vr . ~ ~,
DENCE CONNECTING JOHN f. HAhIh , vs. ~,
COMPLETELY WITH MACKEY AND iEan S ~
A sCANDALoUs MISUSE OF TIE fho 1..sI
MONFY-sTOCK GAMBLING WITH STATE
HONEY As A MARGIN-HOw THE LOAN HAS
BFEN Observation-Disclosures OF )MAChE1
AND HARTRANFT.
Prom The PAfadsphta Press lGTonN , -.
The following aifidavits, statements, letters
81 comprise some of the documentary evidence "a S
Uartraufts malfcasance. We have thus prOngnl et
tocether and marked each with letter Tor the geater
conVcpiance Of referring 10 them editorlay anu Io VIZ
Sonet ~ ych az our readers desire 10 inNesugate
impartially the charges against the hdnH oauuu'0 ~
Governor:
YRRKFs's AFFIDAVIT REGARDING HANrRNTTs sIoon
SOLICITATIONS AND PEOFITs ON PURCHASE VI LoAN'
OF the COMMONWEALTH ,,,,. - A.. .wor
y. Yefle Of the City Of Philadelphia beng GUY svpn
% Mn r. Harrn AudtorGenefal Of the Sta'e on
PepnSsuis Thai he tines purchased ena soo az
Sonenwsa,S Of peunssra which the said j. har'rAhn n
c.u.ed 10 deposited with the deronent ~ 'U,r,rsTn
Treasurer That ,Ah dePOOe5t ad pay ~ December 1870,
the sam o. - 7o0 which derived from PsO1e On
PURCHASES loans TIE s9 s Anil 1870 That
- deeoreu has also said J. y hAruanu various amounts
money prOfts Iom stock speennnens VIE f h III
with H tepor emf by Treasurer al the instance o. tne %
J HGrFs m. -, a., H. .. nN =. A hi IAN
fs'SHtl eNN ". w. DOUGHKRTY, Alderman
The extent OF these operations viii be seen by the Io
lowing statement of his account with ferkes Tor one
the wear preceding Yerkess failure IL VIII DC hooeu
that the account Is kept under initials;
JOHN f. HARTRANFT's ACCOUNT WITH rERKEs
JRH --- IN aooo~Ht ' ~ vv. ~ A. "a
Dr. T. l. ihAAA' 'N' " W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY, sKPT. Q.
No Steamship MailS.

No Steamship Mails. .t.
TUESDAY. SEPT TO- .. .....
Mails for Panama AspinwA American and South Pa
c6c Ports per steamship Henry Chauncey close at 10 W. Steam
shin sails al u NJ, from Pier No ~ ~
Prussn Closed Mail only sent by the Williams Guion and
Inman Line Steamships -
mai foT ,Ifs1 n NewYork Post-0hee
THURSDAY al Steamship sails from Portland Me- on
Letter postage to ali the West Indies except when going direct; win
be 10 cents the ounce Papers cents each which must be prepaid
WEDNESDAY SEPT. IL
wyoming close AZ Supplementary Mail Pier No, 40 N
r. ia closed al III a Steamship sails at u NJ
IAN deposited In Supplementary Mails mus be prepaid With
double pOstage-l ...I ...
A PrusaAn Closed Mail sent bv this line
Mails TIE German States direct via Bremen per steamship
Bremen, close at III 8 IN
Direct German Mail BY this line Steamship sh sap NJ
from Pier foot ~ Third St, Hoboken.
Havsna By the steamship Cespatrs close at n
Steamship sails at p IN, from Pier No 3E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09
Rea! estate to Gxtban9e

DEAL ESTATE to EXCHANGE;;I,A me
III MANSION in Pasac NewJersey, IL miles from Ne~fork on
ghe Railway and taking time come to BxCHANGE
for business property otherwise 10 the souh or "e' the
house gas hot and cold water me tower On
Business man place worth $1,000 with the furniture which
sbou 10 with IN 70 having property Tor Dless
n1rpo South and who desires to exchange INC
Win onn Of home lifted for his own use Dui "cn HA'
become needless BY reason Of death in his family ADDRESS
Oe00HA' "'e'1 y ' ESTATE Box l25 Tribune Ohce
ITO EXCHANGE for PROPERTY in New
York Brooklyn, VALUABLE tAkA In orange COanV o'
aud A'~ implements 81 VIZ" rutland WHITING. BeekmAnst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09
6ouses ano farms Uanteo.

A SMALL FAMILY, strictly private, with,
N out children RENT frstess FURNISHED HOUSE
for Sixth and FOurhayes Address, sauns Ves
and particulars. T. o., Box 80, Tribune once.
BROOKLYN -WANTED-A good furnished
ID HOMR Winter not to exceed 100 per month must
be within rs minutes ferries Address O. w. Box ZS Tribune
Omce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09
sINIITuRK ALMANAC.

O. "a, suu 6.l9 Moor sets''''''W'S
| paH rms piy-A -. D. 9nl
ca, poot 80 Gov, Island 6l3 He'll Gate ferrI''' 1
| ' THIS DAT--r y , a.. o., 2.1s
ca, gook - NOo Cows Island -. 90 Hell Gate ferf'' E'S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09
fflqrble ano 5late Hantels.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
IA IZNG WORKS l4 and 35 East Egheeuths Marble ana
Mbd hante Tng Marble Counters Monuments a. Prices tnA
defy competition Marble turning for the trade
CTEWART's SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
elegant designs Slate work Of description hAhBLE ana
WOOD GANTEls T. r. STEWART Co., 30 and 2l2 West
Twenty thiri-st Seyenth-aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09
THE COURTS.

DECIsIONS-sEPT. Z.
Supreme Court Chambers - By Judge Leonard
The National Butchers and Droyers Bank sgt & us
missed with costs TO the defendant and $40 cost OF motion Gus agL
Iitor granted Anderson AndsonMSon for Injunction
and receiver denied Of opposing 70 abide event
By Judge Bradyham sgt DaTOn-Does not comply WITH RUE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Gitn Real estate for Sale.

Gitn Real Gstate for Sale.
A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES 5iI Wt Thirty seconiS, or 3O8 west twenty fu
up to p m, at reguhr Office rates
A PARK-AVR. 4 Story HighSto0p tho
n roughy built modem and massyey finished BROWN STOhB
location that Avenue 29b0 lot "
feet, for sale By Nk slbEEhsOn SoSs a..
NHOICE DWELLINGS FOR SALE.
" Pfth-AYe oorter. fieih st., freehod lSlU
Madson,aTe chooey lOcasd and beautifully finished &9S
West Porynnth-st Pfh full sized lesehod tlSO
Eat near and magnscent.. 1900
" X. STEVENSON SON, IL Pne-st and 20 Fthaye
STH-AVE., opposite the Park, 4-stOry sub
- ntA BropStone RHJDENCB every convenience handsomely
furnished Price $4,000; murnshed, low " L. STEVENSON
son ZIG Finh. and IL Finest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09
BrookInn Real gstate for Sale.


DROSPECT PARK PROPERTY, BROOK
Il LYN.-An elegant RESIDENCE and 20 LOTS Of GROUND
FOR SALE large and desirable MANSION Stable and Green
house, with about 90 Lou Of Land The House 20 feet mont
and extension contains 70 rooms, two
Ill the modern Improvements including Bill
lard finished in hard wood. -
property egby located commanding sne view OF the Bay
within the main entrance 10 the Pros
daily value aud offered TO close an
estate and consequently f Inducements to capitalists and invest
Horse from I'll the ferries the premises Distance - MN
ues from the Wslst Ferry. Terms liberal Apply 10
MULLER WILKINS Co, Pine ST.,
or to d. J. COOPER, 80 Pearls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09
Gountrp propertp 10 Eet.

ITO LET OF for SALE-hent $1,000; 80 min
ue Lbery-st trains by best railroads 10" isGe
TAdR with modern couTenences bath &C. Lot lOI3 WITH
garden and fruit trees Two minutes from depot u a.
Inc dge OF town Growing eligible location. Choice OF larger
house With stable preferred Twothris purchase money can re-
main Elizabeth Depot Central K T. or J OF edfes
VILLA PROPERTY, Box 1884, Elizabeth, N. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09
Citn Dropertp 10 fet.

Gitp propsrtp 10 fet.
A FIRST CLASS exquisitely furnished Dwell
"A ing Thirty Fhave size 2H1O lot l01 Feet
80 900 per annum Son II Pine - and 20 Fhve
mo LET-A large BASEMEr =, with two
ovens suitable Bread and Pie Bakery corsr IhrtT1hrds
and Broadway and irthlye.-oh stand
WIN H. RAYEoR, 81 Pne-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09
Uountrp Real gstate for Sale.

WOOLEN MILL for SALE--25 miles from
w BIZ all machinery
Is. 0BLkINS, Saddle River, ~ J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09

n P.r "a art &C. The People rl Byrnes ct
TO- Russell agt BY ct al al agt same -.
Al BROOKS Ell al set White ct al 5.The People e. rel ioungagt
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MILAN walsh Henry MAI epP s5e asf
Tnyor Ellen Williams Henng Sarah Carroll grand larceny
William Dalton, larceny from the person.
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H. p BALDWIN General Passsuger Agsut
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD,


NEW BROAD GAUGE LIMB Water Gap suOutsburg sennos
Bnghsmton Syracuse 0swsgo WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
Depo,s OF Baresyst and foot Of ChsoDher
SUMMER ARA NGEhENTs. commencing MONDAY. JAY J. B2
s:lO BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via boonton Branch.
directly through from NerYO Bnghlmon Syrsass aud o.
uego without Of Dover with Chester r. al
H. and Scranton vh L. and r. r for
Mikesbarrs. Pttston. &c.
Ills m EXPRESS TRAIN connecting Dsnvis with Booa
Branch Dover With Chester Branch at Waterloo WITH sussex
AndoVer and Newton Washington with the D. L. and w.
stroudburg Great Bend BnghAmton
and QNso aud PHIL psbug With and aud
Lshigh yaleY R. r. for all points those rosda
1900 m PHILLlPSBURG EXPRESS stops at Ne.af Madison.
hordoWD and intermediate stations connects waterloo With Suise
Railroad Phhpsburg with Bel Del e. Tor Belvdere and LehEh
and suquehnna r. r. Lehgh Valley r. for Bethehsn Allen
town Much Chunk Wkesbarre, Reading and Harrisburg
go D m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Patterson ssd
directly through Scranton and Dghsnfon uAout
stopping principal saons Couasetng at Dover WIN
Chester R n a Waterloo with SuaeI X X
$40 m. PHLLIPsBURG EXPRESS connects At Dover VIII ines
R. Waterloo With SUSSEX r. and at Pbipsourg s Ls
high susq ubanna and Lehish VALLEY for Bethlehem
Allentown. Resdins Harrisburg and the West ,,o
HACKErTSTOWN with
and with R. r. for Andovsr Newton, and Franklin
FOR YOUNGSTOWN At 7:l3 s:1o. HOO 1900 7 $40. 49,
For sUdMTr at 7:l: 100 alO 1910 iCO 800 $40.
4:30. $40. 600. 100 and $3.50 N. - -. -. -. -.
Por ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE 75 80 9:lO 80 o;lo.
and l:oO m no. 2:3, $780, iO 40 $40 600 ';OsS. w.
FOR NEWARK a. 7:l3 7oO 7sO ESQ slO $40 1910 1870.
HOO M and 1890 sllO. 200 '23O $40 $40, $50 't@.
40 $40 $40 $40 900 TOO $500, $780, 95 and ROo
Trains marked stop at East Hesark ,,o-v an . "a.
Leave BLOOMFIELD and AONTCLAIR, at f;t,
s5) and 200 320 4:iO $40 go ADD 800 m
WI A REASOSER, Superintendent
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