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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-15

Los republicanos y los progresistas
apoyan Al Gobierno en- todas parties.
FL sr. Zorrilla ha tornado ell mando
de la columna enviada 4 Navarro: su
nombramiento ha hecho buen efecto.
In Atadn Sc han sometido 40 car
listas y en- Victoria Sc han hecno 60
prisioneros.
Segun noticias ofciales no quedan
parti las armadas en- Zaragoza.
Dlcese que el Rey Amadeo insiste
en- tomar ell mando de las fuerzas en-
campana.
Madrid, IL de mayo al medic did,
EE General Serrano en- una proclama
q las tropas dijo que los habitantes lea
les de las provincias Sc estaban ar
mando en- contra de los carlistas.
Casi todas las partidas caristas que
hahia en- Aragon han sido derrotadas
y dispersadas.
El General Serrano avanza 4 la vez
que los carlistas van perdiendo ter
reno.
Sc dice que son insignifcantes las
partidas carlistas cue Sc hallan en-
Leon, Santander y Andalucfa.
En- Tudela los carlistas han sido
derrotados y dejaron en- e, campo de
batalla 800 muortos y heridos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-15
AL Cesar 10 que es del Cesar. 5

Mejor informados en- 10 que respec-
ia al expediente del maestro superior
de Mayagiiez de que pos oeupamos
en- nuestro editorial del L., debemos
manifestar que Ia Junta Superior de
instruction pdblica,. en- vista del in,
forlne de Ia deaquella villa, opino oqueII
debia destituirse al professor. Diaz de.
81 destino, Mas como despues Sc ira
10 al e1pediente el informe que. tres
meses antes labia dado Ia Junta de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-15

grupos: al IN grupo hfzole partir con
y. Cristoballcon el pretexto de8lleyar-
le el equipaje, pero ca realidad "bien
lnstrutos de 10 que habian de hacer'
para cooperar 4 la operacion cuando
Agueinaba los alcanzase con el l.resto
de su gente. Parti6 la yfctima asf 70.
deada de asesinos indios con. solos
cuatro criados espanoles que, ashaber
conocldo toda la pertidia del plan que
en- torno suyo Sc ejecutaba, habrian
bastado para hacer morder el polvo &
las huestes de aoael cacique feloo, CO.
mo Salazar solo habia bastado para
salvar a Juarez de entire "trescientos
indios gandules 8 mas, con una espa-
da { una rodela, matando & hiriendo
con gentil osadla E efeto". Pero Soto
mayor, midiendo ell corazon traidor
del jefo indio con ell suyo hidalgo y
bondadoso, nunca pudo Greer tanta
baieza, nj fa!sedad tanta. Desaperci-
bido alcanz6le su hom6nimo Agueina-
ba & la cabeza de IN ej6rcito de ban
didos y, acometido 4 la vez por todas
parties, nj a defenderse, le dieron la
gar. Mnri6 con los cuatro espa1lolc3
que le acompanaban, aplastado por
ell peso de innumerables mGc0nas que
& 10 vez descarga ron sobre 81 sus gol-
pes mortaies. Muri6 sin esperarlo, sin
creerlo, sin prepararse, en- medic De
una turba de saIteadores, exactamente
como Ell nuestros dias muri6 otro es-
pauol valiente y caballero, amigo que
rido y paisano de quen estas llneas
tra2a. Y al evocar ell no onbre immortal
de d. Gonzalo CastanoD, involunta-
riamente viGnensenos 4 la memoria
aquelIos belIlsimos versos de Campro
don que 10 mismo pueden aplicarse 4
Ia muefte de Sotomayor que 4 la de
Castanon. El mismo sentimiento de
cobardla y 6dio 4 Espana inspire los
dos atroces y vergonzosos aseslnatos
y ambos tuyieron forzosameote que
ser hechos por hombres por cuyas We
mas no circu!aba Ia noble sangrc cspa
nola:
No me atreyo 4 achacar tan vii exceso
A razas nuestras en- manera algGna;
ST los hiios de Espalla hioieraD ESQ
Las n1adres los ahogaran en- la cuna.
No da vida aquel suelo 4 tales sores
Nj asf calumnien q la patria mia,
Sonado eden de todas las mg;; ;2ros
Por terra dc lealtad y de h da|gula.
Que al entregar SUI labio los varones
Fecund&n sUs entranas con semillas
De Pulgares, Gonzales V Girones,
Fiyalleres, Entenzas y Tendillas.
ST, Ia TRACTION, senores, es tan Tara
En- toda Ia extension del sueo hero,
QGe para cruzar plomo, cara cara,
Hasta ell ladron del campo es cabailero.
S( ivive Dios! un bandido espanoI
Sc avergonzarla dc un combate como
ell que sostuvo Agueinaba con Soto
mayor y los Nberta1oyes de Cayo Hue
SO con Casta1lon: y es menester no
tener sangre espanola en- el rostro pa
ra que haya puerto-rIqueno honrado
cue no Sc avergjience dc tenor paisa-
nos que proclaman como hor6ica Ii
Gnica accion de guerra en- que ha fgu-
RADIO Agueinaba eJ bravo: y ea incom-
prensibie que haya habido peri6licos
cue inserten versos en- lo0r de Aguei-
naba y que hasta en- las escuelas haya
libros de textos que ensenen 4 admi-
rar su crimen. EI idoIo es djgno de
sus adoradores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-15

(4) "Y este Gel cacique Agueinaba) estaha
encomendado q p. CristobaI Sotomayor p9r
Tepartimiento, & pdsole su nombre ( llanabanle
D. Cristobal, g a tan buen caballero s,l anlo
ID. Cristobal do Sotomayor, 8 tan noble a,1e
cUaet0 Gj toAiu dQbU d dqtel tr0idoy de So caei-
qete, Yen pago de 10 cual ysde las buenas obTas
quefe llizo, le mato nluy cruelmente Z Fernan-
ddezsde Oyiedo, General y Natural Historic dc
ls1S IllgittS).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-15

!, % No hay silnpatizador nj laborante que en-
lugar de nj pfopi'lcia no Olga MI p9ttia pottyia
nsid
~ Este es pufo estilo 1aborantig. Ell estilo es
el honlbre. 34n
(3) Nj en- los tiempos de la libertad absolu6a
de imprenta en- la Habana cuando todos los
llabOTantes Sc quitaron con insolencia Ia Garcia
Sc 1escribia en- leneuaje mas franeamente. fiji
bnstero cue cn Puerto Rico en- 1854 haee is
amos Y en- pleno regimen colonial. Y Sc nos lla9
ma calumniadofes 4 los que afiIInanos que Ia
muchos amos, existe enPuerto-Rieo un partido
separatista y anti -espanol, 81 .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-15
Ell fD0LO LABORAN

El sdbado 22 de jnlio de 1854 y
en- el nt1mero 108 de EI Poncej7o, pc
ri0dico cue vefa semanalmente la luz,
sc pubIicaron los siguientes verses:
ASsETEIaY YAEsA E1U uegsAweA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-15

Del estado que acabamos de apresean sa
ciar resulta que los canpos han sestado. sn594
siempre mas favorables en 81 de r MARIO. = ss'0'
-----epo2a de la mayor expoytaeion de azd-
scares-+y mas adversos ~el 80 de setiem.
bre, 6poca enque spodiap darse por lvendi. sssa
ida la zafra. Una sola excepcion nreseilta a' . aoy
esta regls, ya es eI 81 iesdiciembFe de- asis
1868 El 80 de setiembre de dicho afio oassisa'
.Jstabah las letras sobre Iaglaterra IA
por 100 premio, Y el 81 de -diciembre SUI.
bieron lhastaeelils. Aqufsdebenos haesra a5uA
u Il sqs ;,ss1n l8lE - 81 IL ugdsa
YYSgk llOsgs orp
de 1868 fue eide canbio mas es sesao 4.
e er II, ass III .--S - ~
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-13
GELS i FOSTER.
GRAND erESINo or YALE AND WINTER DIR eoeDs
IND DRESS GOODS.

GRAND OPENING OF FAIL AND WINTER DIR eoeDe
AND DRESS GOODS.
The attention Of the Ladies is directed to
our immense stock of Millinery Goods, COM
prisng grand assortment Of French Flowers.
Feathers, ltibbons, Silks, Velvets, Orna aments
in endless proiu.on. and the latest STYLES of
Trimmed Bonnots and Hats, which we have
always on hand, or we cam isupply any. lady with
trimmed Hats or Bonnots at shortest notice and
in e style which we guarantee vii! give entire
satisfaction. We are now Offering special and
extraordinary Inducements il Fall and Winter
Dress Goods. Double Warp Alpacas, Poplins,
Velvoteens, Wsterproofs, Cassmeres, Flannels,
Blankets, Linens, Muslins, Prints. Ginghams,
Hosiery, Gloves. Lsces. Dress Trimmings, and
a full variety of Small Wares, Zsphyr Worsted
and c Germantown ~ Wool, at prices to suit ell.
magnificent line of Black and Colored
Silks in Gaoe and Gros Grain, at prices rang
ing from s to 81.
new, complete and elegant display OF Sin
gle and Double BToche, Paisley and Thbet
Shawls, Mt from So TO $50, ard hundreds Of
Wooden Shawls at very reduced prices. We
have also opened a splendid line OF Ladies' and
Children's FANCY FURS, AT LOWEST PRICES.
A fun and varied assortment Of Carpets, Oil
CIosEs and Window Shades always on hand
Also, the very choicest OF live Geese Feathers.
Ali OF the above and much more can be bought
for tho cash at the lowest market rates from
GELS & FOSTER,
Nos. ll3 and / Is Clinton Street.
Johnstown, Pa.
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cambria Greelltolr.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

RmEMBER-That Sl.75 will pay for th'
FIREMAN for ono year--that 50 will pay lol
two copies, one 10 an old and one 10 hi',1 nv%
subscrber--that So will pay Tor me - chs
Of aATRc9t onty ana al 'JS od IS for both
papers mhen zen TtTs copy @ of each paper to the
ACE the - s for T GPs ses 0a to tho
one new suDseri5erthaGf GoS@n5Iv S@g2 "it the FnEE
oTAR snd beautiful chrome, or that - VIII
sot naS WOODS 700 HousEHoLD MAGAZINE and the
Ecr,,f.> for one old and one new subscriber.
So take your choice, friends, and send on your
,nonev right away. for the present month is the
accented tIme Don't pat of until to-moEro"
,rb-t should be done to day.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-13

HTCKEY'S FURNITURE WAREROOMS. -
John Hickey, Undertaken, on Julian street,
Fourth Ward, Altoona, is prepared to supply
Metallic Burial Cases of all sizes and patterns
and on reasonable terms.
Mr..Hickey keeps constantly on hand a large
stock of new and fashionable furniture, ana
those who require anything in his limo should
give him a call. Every article sent from his
Hair and Straw Mattresses manufactured to
order at less than city prices.
Cane seat chairs re-cancd and fitted up as
good new.s
All orders frem C. distance promptly. attended
to- lJul-lS.-1-l
JAMES T. MURPHY complains, for that, where
as John Doe and Richard Roe did, on the 18th
day of September, lS1l, or near that time, with
malice aforethonght, TO wit AZ his Star Cloth
ing Store, in the borough of JOhnstoWn, with
force and arms, enter the premises aforesaid,
at No. IC9 Clinton street. and commit & Durgla-
ry, by taking and carrying away all his made
up clothing, to wit: coats. parts, ana vests
for which reason. the said Murphy had to go to
Philadelphia and New York city and lay in
splendid stock OF new made-up clothiHg.-
Wherefore he brings these suits.
s. j. HISS & Co.-This is the firm that pur
chase and sell more made-up clothing than
tongue can tell. Their number is 24l-their
n parcel of ground that is called n lot in the
plot of JOhnstoWn; and while We don twant to
disparage the rest, we always thought that they
sell the best made-up clothing, coats, pants,
Of good sewing, good cloth, good fits and low
prices. Go to H! go to H!
IT'S no USE, the poisonous hair preparations
Now comes along NATURES HA IR RESTOR-
TIVE. n perfectly clear article, which restores
gray hair and keeps the head il q healthy con-
ditfon. See advertisement
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q 81 VARY.

MORAN.-Died. in Altoona, or Monday, Jan
1st, Mrs. THERESA AORAN- wife Of Mr. Miles
Moran, in the 5Sth year OF her age.
Mrs. Moran. whose maiden name was M'Vey
resided ID jOk0StOwu for many years, and was
there married She was woman worthy of
good husband 6 affection and of eTeTybOdy's
highest esteem and best wishes, and hdving
been earnest aEd devOUt in her religious duties,
and kind, loving and charitable in all her world
l. relations, we can well believe that a crown
OF ncVeF-fadirg glory has been vOuchsafcd her.
The husband and children thus greatly bereft
have our wHrmest sympathies. ReqliescGt IN
pace.
HALOT.-DIed, in Allegheny township, or
Monday last, Mir. JOHN MALOY, sr., aged about
rs years.
The deceased was one of tho earliest settlers
Of Northern Cambria, having resided in the vi
cinity Of LOTettO for fully half @ century. and
several years ago served in the capacity of
Deputy PrOthoGOtary for this county. lie en-
he rest III peace.
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p-lF you have a neighbor who don't take the
-. ~ EhAN' tell him that he and you can each
9'' copy one whole year for three dollars.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-13

ST. AUGUSTINE, an. 8, 1872.
DEAR FREEMAN-After long absence from
your columns l viii now give you the only
item worth writing from this place. The
Fair for tho benefit of the church in this place
is still progressing favorabIy, both socially and
financially. 1t will be kept open for some
time yet, | have been n visitor thore every
evening since it opened, and am confident that
all visitors satisfied with the way it is con-
Quoted. The rofreshment tables are well sup
piled with all kind of eatables. The dancing
room is large, and the ST. Augustine String
Band is always on hand, when any of the spec
tators wish TO indulge in trip on tho light
fantastic toe" l was shown q beautiful cary
ing knife and fork, to be voted for betw cen the
landlords at Chest Springs and St. Augustine
but l think tho Chest Springs candidates had
better look sharp they will lose it, as the 81.
Augustinians say they will have it, cost what
it may; and whom they say go. / know they
maan it. Tho next is spirit level, to DO
voted for between Michael Waltz, J ohm Storm
George Miller, a. j. Hoover, and Pat. Dona.
hoe but as Mr. Waltz was beatsn for the
hand saw at Fair here before, m sure that
he " i'll take the prize this time. However, |
will let You know all about it when the Fair
closes. ORIoS.
TIE PHILADELPHIA AGR.-Elsewhere win be
found the prospectus OF THE AGE or the pres
ter into n detailed statement of the merits Of
this well known and permanently established
democratic organ 1t - conducted with great
spirit and admitted ability Against the cor
rupt practices OF all rings ana especially the
almost numberless plundering rings of Phila-
delphia, it has always been outspoken and fear
less and has waged constant and well direct
ed opposition. 1t deserves well of the democ-
racy of whose principles it is so able an expo
nent and no man who wishes to know what is
transpiring in the outside world can be more
fully gratified than by becoming a subscriber
to the DAILY or WEEKLY AGE, the latter OF
which at least should find hundreds OF patrons
among the democrats of Cambria, and is really
without IL superior a political, news and lit
erary journal. Only $3 for itand the FREEMAN
for an entire year-ciiSh in advance.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-13

REAL ESTATE FOR

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE The subscriber hereby offers at
private sale all that valuable Real Estate now
in his occupancy, situated in Munster town
ship, Cambria county, Pa, containing about
2GO acres. The said property Is UnGCr good
fence ard in an excellent state OF cultivation.
1t Is unnecessary 20 describe the improvements,
etc, as any person desirOus OF purchasing can
derive any information necessary as to terms,
etc. by making application TO -
AUGUSTIN DURBIN.
Munster Twp, Jan. Is, lS12.-3t.+
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

IA Estate of JACOB MACK, deceased.
Letters of Administration ON the estate OF
JACOB MACK, late of the township OF Cambria,
deceased, having been granted TO the under
signed by the Register Of Cambria county, all
persons indebted to said estate are requested to
mako immediate payment, and those having
claims desired to present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
JOSEPH =. MARDl5, administrator.
Blacklick Twp, Jan. 6, 16t2.-Gt,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-13
a IDITOR,S NOTICE.

L a Estate OF JOsEPr; RICHTER, deed.
The undersigned, appointed by the Orphans
Court of Cambria county to report distribution
Of the money in the hands of EYM. RICHTER,
Adm OF Joseph Richter, deceased, upon his aC-
count fled, hereby notifies all parties interest
ed that he will attend TO the duties of his ap-
pointmeut, at his Office in / he Borough Of Eb-
ensburg, on Tuesday, H!s 18Th ddg Of FebradTB
neat, at O'Clock, p. NJ, when and where they
may attend If they see proper.
Inn d. ,I2.-St* MM. KITTELI, Auditor.
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NOTICE.

AZ Estate Of NICHOLAS SNYDER. decd.
Letters IcstGmeutary on the estate Ot Mich
oIas Snyder late OF Carroll township, Cambria
county, deceased, having been granted 10 the
undersigned, all persons indebted 10 the said
estate are requested TO make Immediate pay
ment, and those having claims o. demands viii
present them properly authenticated for set
tlement.
II. K. SEAMAN. A-A0Su'oi0'
Carroll town, Jan l3 lSI2-6t.
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To the Editor Of the Cambria freeman:
DEAR SIl-Ine controversy growing out or
the very uuclcrical conduct Of tie Rev. NJ. p.
StaciIc, Of WilIsmspOrt, Pa. has developed
some very strange and novel ideas in the minds
of some would-be canon law judges. The only
question i'll controversy between Rev. Stacl.c
and his superior, Right Rev. Bishop OIHara, Is
whether the Bishop has Of right the authority
TO remove a priest Of his diocese from his con
gregatiou with without Il hearing. On this
subject the statutes of the Catholic Church
have been we'll and clearly defined by the only
competent tribunal having jurisdiction over
the question at issue. But, independent OF ali
clerical legislation, the VOW OF submissive ohc-
dieuce 10 his superior q. G. the Bishop OF his
diocesel which every priest assumes, is binding
and obligatory, a:Id theiViOation Of that VOW
subjects him to suspension and removal Just
as the violation Of any one of the DEGREES or
statutes of Council legislatinR for the govern
ment of the Church subjects the offender TO
ike penalties. For any supposed wrong or al
legged grievance the party thus treated has Ms
remedy in an appeal to the Archbishop, or, II
I need be, to the Pope himself. The CathOhc
who does not know this much about the GOV
| ernment OF his Church, suroly cannot be a lClSc
/ or learned Judge in such natter; and If his
knowledge of the civil or common law is MS linn
tied as his knowledge OF tho canon law or
1 Church government, he certainly cannot hope
to retain his commission, however obtained, as
a learned Judge very long. Antilles.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-13

JoHNSTOwN, Jan. S, 1S72.-Dedr Sir: / write
to inform you that L. Cohen keeps hat store
in Johnstown, at No. 227 Main street. If you
see any person in your baiiwick that wants
nice hat, cap. or shirt, anything in the
line of mems wear, or ladies. furs, tell them TO
Gala with L. Cohen, and you will very much
ODliYe MANY CITIZENS.
The New York herald., 1872-12-13

VXTANTED-BOARD FOR A GENTLEMAN, WIFE,
w child a years old) and nurse two Rooms communi
eating with southern exposure Address, stating terms
The New York herald., 1872-12-13

A MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOToRTE FOR
"a. sale; made order city maker: used months cost
$500 SZ75 Parlor Sus Paintings BronZcs, Bookcase
Chamber Dining Furniture 50 West 10Th street, near
9th avenue.
The New York herald., 1872-12-13

0KANGE CoINfY FAKN FOK SALEmoS TIE LINE lsis
from depot at Florida, containing about % acres
high state Of cultivation; good DWELLING barn and all
For particulars inquire of T. j. COLEMAN, $50 Hudson
street, corner Bank street, New York.
OA0 ACRES, 2 HOUSES, BARNS, 5000 APPLE
AfU Trees 1000 Sugar Trees, 20 acres Tobacco Land
at Blantford Iialnbden county, Mass:
&. COCKCROFT, No. 81 Pine street. room g.
The New York herald., 1872-12-13
w COUNTY PROPERTY
EOk SALE OR TO II ENT.

4 ACRES, NEAR M0RRIsaNIA.-TO BREwERS,
manuincturers or Tor rcsdence.liis is the cheap
est piece of ground IN Wetchcscr county located where
property |. rapidly rising IN value.
g. W. DffCHEfT, No anew Chambers street.
The New York herald., 1872-12-13

ID OPEN FROM II A. NJ. TO 10 p. ".
DAILY MATINEES AT O'CLOCK.
MUSEUM AND MENAGERlE OF RARE WILD BEASTS,
LIVING CURIOSITIES,
AUTOMATIC WONDERS
DWARFS, GIANTS, I,, ALBIN0S, lS, &C, &c, rows
HORNED HORSE OF TARTARY,
GIANT AND DWARF ELEPHANTS,
YAKS. LEOPARDS, TAPIRS, G0RILLAS, APES, SER
PENIS, SEALS. CAMEIS, DROMEDAR1ES,
HAPPY FAMILY,
and scores OF other costly specimens
The great fashionable arcnic ENTERTAINMENT under the
direction of
DAN CASTILLO,
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
NJ. D'ATElIE, the Man with the Iron Jaw,
whose marvellous feats Of strength have elected the ad-
IMMENSE AUDIENCES.
Mile. ANGELA, THE FEMALE SAMSON,
who will appear in series of hcrcuean ieats cplmpat
ing with the hing OF 900 pound from her shoul
ders.
HIPPODRoME performances promptly at and
MONDAY, DECEMBER lo Afternoon and Evening,
her first appearance In America,
Madame DOCkRILL,
the greatest Equestrienne OF the age,
from the CIrco Del Principe Alfonzo, Madrd Crques
Napoleon and Imperatrice, Paris, and Rcnzs Circus,
Prussia has been engaged by Mr. Barnums Agent in Eu
rope for short season.
OPENING OF TAMMANY HALL, EAST FOURTEENTH
~ street, Dcccmbrr 9 and every evening this week.
MACEVOfS Hibc CombinatOn--Irelan and Ger
Illustrated. In aid OF the funds for the
tension of the Church OF the Immaculate Conception.
The New York herald., 1872-12-13

A GENTLEMAN WANTS A COMFORTABLE ROOM
IA gas, fire. hot water), with without Board; with
good board will pay SILL Address PERMANENT BOARD
Err, box 1872 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1872-12-13

\ yXTANTED-A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH
wv Breakfast for asingle gentleman must be between
Twenty third and Forty-second streets Madison and
Sixth avenues Address, stating terms b. box 6is Post
! office.
The New York herald., 1872-12-13

LII FREE AND CLEAR-AT NEW BRUNSWICK,
IA ine House and ~ Acres principal ayenue large
| for sale exchange.
| WARREN HARDENBERGH, IS Wall street.
The New York herald., 1872-12-13
JERSEY CITY, HOBDrsEs, BUDsO
CITY AND BERGEN REAL EST An VI.
For Sale.

4 MAGNIFICENT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE. DI.
n recty the brow Of tie Palisades, jersey ,iy
Heights commanding the finest views in the Union,
whn 20 minutes Of cty Hall: six different icrrieshe
House new and elegantly finished, Mansard root, with
bay windows double paZzas and turret, and contains ~
spacious and all the modern improvements; six
Iull lots 10 per cent remain. JOHN H. PLATE op-
poste Court 1onsc, Jersey City Heights.
A LITTLE GEM AT JERSEY cITY.--A HANDSOME
~ corner two story basement and snbcelar brick nigh
stuop House, with Lot; nine rooms; all improvements
throuc hon and now In spiendd order; beautiful loca
ton only Few minutes walk from the four ferries only
$1,000; only S50U cash required. mortgage for balance
for i've years. chance; don't miss IT, ~ NJ. CIR
SON, Auctioncer, ~ Montgomery street, Jersey City.
send stamp or call for circular
LNOR SALE-JERsEY CIrY-wiTlIIN Y MINUTES
walk OF the ferry, One three story brick House.
perfect erder; well situated IN good nciElhVr-
hood: with without furniturei price cheap; terms
easy; immediate possession given desired For par.
ticuars inquire q u, W. fAiRcHiLp. IL Nercer street.
York.
The New York herald., 1872-12-13

v,vRE AERATED MILK ENDORSED BY HENRY
Bergn). article oi luxury 10 all ami Indispensable to
ipvaljs and children. Delycred daily fresh nom tue
iarm and the same COW. The animal heat eStregie ny
costly ma sIecGa macliSry. Eae fam milk 81 algd
IN n sesirate car. 10 prevent adnteraton Circunrs
with tnll rarficars ant Nr. Hyrghs rvnarks, iurnied
nj tnX Uf.uf. "a Fulton street. New York
J. II. KtSllMURE, Old NGsihrry, T. i.
The New York herald., 1872-12-13

BARGAINS IN PIANOS.-TO BE RENTED OR SOLD
ID cheap cash, time, large stock best Makers
at MERREILS, No. Union square (65 ourth avenue)
The New York herald., 1872-12-13

~ BOND STREET FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
u with Board To- gentlemen gentlemen and wiv0
terms moderate; best table in the central OF the
rtty; reference.
The New York herald., 1872-12-13


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Monday, December Ia, 'MARRIED LIFE"
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