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New-York tribune., 1872-11-02
5ieamuoats ano Railroads.


CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
1: Ss S.S sSs %Ss:ss sss S:s S. ss &
The new wand and s,suneh rs,msn
CITY OV kEw-YORK,
CITY on Law tATnsTcssi eT sos%,cH sSs
win ne,ve HewYoh dsv oeocI m from
Pier NO. 90 North River foot Of Canal and WAits-s-
oi ne sso,s pon va vermont Central Eo~ and wocs'sr md
PA als's % for issA ' s ;rSks Sds PIE. o.
Ksw.YorE, June g. ls71.
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, 6Sc.-Fare,
81 as steamers leave Peeishp for Esw-HsVeu at 'S a0d IL
p connecting nth the Earosd
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-
" Passenger and Freight Depot in EewYor bsty-s
meet, sOIseryic Baash R. at Hsnpoa Janon with
&c LsI .od .sd :. E..ss with ss 5sasS
Ne West without change si also TO Central PennslTana ans
''' ALLENTOWN LINZ TO THE WEST
o- - SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
stS..mzwsy Ttain SI sonsrviIs and fienortoa
pGS % MSna g,; % E ES% es R S' fS:a TsSs
wsSsry s. Connect. q Joncoa With De LseI West
Asnio.n Hsr.Ss ard he wc, ceSsscts q bO%sr,is 70;
Fennson ct son Tor hSuch Chunk WisesbGF Scranton, Viii
i1%;SS.. ia;SS a a--&s1 n"+ Train for sem.r,n..
ll05 .. m.-Way Tram for Essoa
N%.ISr rs%.glCo E,on AlsT,ovn M'S.1 cpol M,h.as
Ephras POiIsyile Harrisburg 40
5SoPP.%-FSr ~ %-FSI fTIsssIs% PSlsssIa.
i3Q nPOr Easton Asnovn aud Hsueh chunE conneetsr
s. .. N ~For SOmerTile sad PemingtOO.
sS P@EvRSiSG ExPaEss d. for Eas.on Be:AeA.n Allen
iOwu Readns Arh'bwE Pia'Oursh Chicsso and oa~naah
10 p m~tE@iSranp- -Pot Es'tON
fo5 sfo sni'StiA @ a. SIS ss 7c 7, 7 s 30 el
sl 600 t5 t l:4S 500 rs $50 5S 6Oo $50 7'o 7J'.
@ ot sG is West can BE- osi,nsd At TOE oes ceu Rail-
rod Of SsEersey Leyst HewYO aOd at the pnhaPI
New-York tribune., 1872-11-02
TRAFFIC GUARANTEE
AND
REDEMPTION BONDS
oP THR
Springfield and IlliROiS Southeastern
Railway.

kosd 4s miles long entirely completed and equipped Fr sosSs
per cent Gold Rond Only sl5oOo per mile Interest pyao' ''
Anauay Farmers Losn and Trust ConTany n Neei0
PkICR 90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST
This Road has Trae Guarantee from the vefnown Clevei'nt
Cumbu. Cincinnati and Indianapolis RAILWAY" by which III e'
s. that from one Hundred Two Hurdd thousand Dollars Of
these redeed BY lot at ard accrued Interest each
veal giving the hOe per cent profit besides per cent
tertst upon the investment
stua Of Capitalists and Investors to this security "
r.rca desirable and safe one ard should be glad to furnish
Pamphlets Ssps s n particulars written personal 1ph'
eaten
We elaye also ale snail bsnee Of he quarterly Coupon PER
CENT GOLD BONDS fthe "LOGANSPORT' CRAwF0RDSVLLB
AND SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY Of INDIANA completed Road
upane o twelve miles through tie CELEBRATED BLOCK COAL
FIBbD
Boud' sud Al marketable securities taken in exchange At
New-York tribune., 1872-11-02
Sales bp 2uftiou

A. MERwIN, AucuoDeeL
RY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Broadway. cor.
ID IstSses Of Books Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture ke
MONDAY Nov 4, at p IN, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, con-
pising History Biography, podg Medicine, &c, kc.
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY and FRIDAY OF .. m, the IL
BRARY late Rev John Brady Of GreBTou L. embracing
Miscellaneous Literature and bD collection OF Roman Catho
lie Theology aud IIh HisoU
NEO. A. LEAViTT q Co., Qate Leavitt,
" strebeigh CO) Clinton Hall. Astor place For he SALE By
AUCTION Of BOOKs PASTs0s and all
kinds Of LITERARY PRoPERTI
HANDSOME BLACK WALNUT BEDROOM
SUITES P6ror Suites Brussels Carpet Herhn SAFE $40 D.
White Harrison Felt viii be so BOGARTS Auction Room, No.
North wlliam-st, this day at II O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-02

LONDON SOCIETY.

The letters from the Besegsd Resident always rey gra
and thoroughly unique In their matter il tLer style"
New-York tribune., 1872-11-02

"The Beeged Reient' kosn'ghted Of the world a
7elJ, sometimes Whimsical bumo aud ifeesnieay reporter
Of tie incidents he hea Of tie entertaining Aaiho
whom tie a E1s bIOskht forth"
New-York tribune., 1872-11-02
Denilsirp.
legal NoiRes.

n Y. SUPREME URT-MADIS0N
1Ns COUNTY,. TOWNSEND CONNOLLY, Pisinhs, against
kAlLlE MASON, HENRY w. MASON, JOHN w. sUYDAh, MIL
LtCBET H. MARTIN, CHARLES q. MARTIN, HESRl MASON,
ANNA O. MASON reeLTO defendants
above hereby required
and 70 Of 70 the said complaint The sub
scbeT At hs oos 30 and 6i Mben Y City within twenty
after the eten.ve Of Of II
fall tonsad the pnta
this scion will apply rsef
plsint-Dstsd Eev'Tori, A1g. g, tgl
CHAs H. HATCH P1ainiRs Attorney
The complaint this
sos County ylsgs Of Aorys q th 18th dsJ
Of AasSSA nu CHAb u. IA rCH. PlsisASs AiorssJ.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-02
Mathlnerp.

HYDRAULIC and Screw Presses, to operate
by Power OF Hand; Pressure CALBsDBRS and Rm
lrOs Paper RoA PLATE and Lhographie
Presses for Hand Power.
GHEARING, Rolling and Measuring Fulling,
~ Mapping Brushing Machines for Carpets Cloths and Prints
both sides accurately rolls the goods u retain
length width and finish Blades repaired and ground Superior Loom
GBO. c. HOWARD. II s, ,Rghteenthst., Phil,., Penn.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-02
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE.

THE DAILY NEWS dsancd all other Baropean journals IN
the faIness, pTomptness and accuracy Of its news"
New-York tribune., 1872-11-02
EXAMINER

"The letters Of This Beeged Resident from Paris Of great in
hen they sppeared from time to time THE DAILY NEWS
They give lively minute and In the very description Of
Affairs Pans during the four mouths Of It's isolation from the Of
France Other kindred books win be published which will help
complete the picture but this yoame likely valuable than
the others and certainly expect ind elsewhere
much uluess Of detail"
The high character Of the ordinary literary contributions to "THB
DAILY NEWS" shown by the following list Of several them
reprinted in the United States fem the English eon all Of which
New-York tribune., 1872-11-02
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW.

Ere and fuller Information other paper has given abo
Tie war has appeared il THE DAILY NEWS"
New-York tribune., 1872-11-02
Marble ano 5late Alanlels.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
a. WORKS and l6 Bsst 'Bgteenthst Marble and
Msbred Mantes Thing Marble Counters Monuments that
DEFY competition Marble turning for the trade
CTEWARTS SLATE MANTELS-Ricb and
- elegant Of every description MARBLE and
WOOD NANTELs. 4. r. STEWART Co, 80 and 22 West
TUentY-third-sL. seventh-sye
G KLABER a. Co., MARBLE WORKS, 223
Os West Rhy6tst Broadway and Egbtbaye Marble
MsrbeIed aan Monuments HesdOnes ofsaPeor workman
ship, at very low prices
VNHE PENRHYN SLATE CO. have removed
20 their wsrroomI Unonsqusre Pourhaye and Seven
aud Offering large assortment Of MANTKLS CRATES
k eomrsng maHy elegant and unique designs at ps Challenging
competition.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-02
EXAMINER

To criticize these surersuoui their marvellous abh and
ouerul accuracy universally Acknowledged as they appeared
New-York tribune., 1872-11-02
NEW YORK TINES.
EEw.YoRK NATION.

"Thi, collection Of letters is valuable contribution to the
New-York tribune., 1872-11-02
Gteambonts ano Railroads

Gteambonts ano Railroads..
pEOPLE'' LINE FOR ALBANY,
''' Tbs 81 JOIN, DREW, sad DEAS RICHMOND
One will leave Pier No A. North dys every
Ison gy sIePs y.s q 9'Ss Sss ,1Rs ,1 & a. ALBANY IN "'
RETURNING leave tie seamboat aalls on The arrival Of connect
hough tickets can be oaee the Wharf DOdd,
Express s Bo,dway 1n No Goar BoohJn Baggage checked
Is dsst nation Freight received until Tie lou o. departure
E0R BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housa-
i tonic and Eaag,t1k Railroads Fare 81 Steamers leave
Csthehne, al u and Y niZI tsanisg, SIeegtedl
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily fof -
PRovIDEH or. BOSTON, w(36RI6EsTEh
6sI i,Ts 70 BOSTON, - Is To PRoylDENos, 81
md PToy worcester RS Or
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ LIMB. CHANGE OF TlME-oa aqd ste[ Oct Z steamers q
this and connecting roa neadpg Et Bs9h To'
SOO a nj hroagh to ynelani and Delaware Bav.
lo;w Lm.-Io Philadelphia ssd ruckeren. via Voting.
400 mo Toms R,eI MTeos9 re- T1e6e5ien and PHILADELPHIA
s35 u.-FIom reubeon TuckerOu, wSreOra Toms River.
l,o n-Fon yn,i,nd Philadelphia Tuessrop. Toms River,
$40 p m-sron Tom. River. te.
The sboIs trains stop at way stations g 80, -, , - ,,. -,
p P PNcH, Agent, Pier %.
NEW-YORK, NEW-HAVEN, and HART
~ FORD RAILROAD CHANGE OF TMB-0n and Aher MON
Ba PD6 o % 1 s l' Sd nP Su, raa ' so s3S We c %
Sa SolnS Slaeay Hs'eI % Of m a. seTeiofSfs @ stop
Bridgeport, and Hew.hsven.
p Elpis.. Train tra SO5ngssIi( VII ,teg stE."
Rochelle and P0rtchesier. L. h kEED, Genl supL
keslIayeu, Oct. |. 1879.
DHILADELPHfA and ERIE RAILROAD
L ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS, TO
THE OIL REGION and LUMBER DIS rBICr OF PENN. Trains
will leave Desbrosses and Cortlandtst Ferries
$3.50 ke Express day except Sunday Arrive sun6ury esOi
Wilamspor S:3 Lock Haven y5 Remove :0j lrvineon,
5Os Cory 6:o5 Ee Connects Irineton and Cory
With oil Aeghsuv River R. R. for the Oil Region Enc
With Lake r. X. for all points West. -
PULLMAN PALACE CAR PHILADELPHIA TO ERIE
$50 m Ene Mail ay Arrive Sunbary. 6; Willsmspot 8;
Lock Hayen s:2J RenoyO leS5 ILvneoD 40 Cory Ere,
7O Irvneon and Cory with Oil Creek and Ale
ghsny the Oil Region Enc with Lake Shore r. R. for
all points West
PULLMAN PALACE CAR NETWORK TO OIL CITY.
w. A. BALDWIN General Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1872-11-02
THE BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW.

"Ths reronal element In these letters unqnestOnabJ that
gave them their charm certain that the eespcabe traits
unworthy Of which the Deegei is the ehrOnor will
taken isto account truthful narrative Of The great
New-York tribune., 1872-11-02

"Probsby no Of the recent campaign amply nsod 0
modern Thirst the picturesque Tie description Of the be
Gvsoe IKE page out Of Taeas and Or aT n'dns'
might stand BY Of Thuydo5s narrative Of the plague
New-York tribune., 1872-11-02
!, r,,r corr1,H SIDE RAILROAD

OFFICE OF THE SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD
e. snh Tssh 81 Brooliyn--The COUPONS dne NV on
,Se FIRST ToRTGGB SINKING PuNp BONDS Of sSi Company
viii be psid that date At tne ust NnVhs p'' W.
W''t N L. aud AZ inc cxRIBs l. HOPKINS sccretsry.
DACIFIC RAILROAD lof MlSSOURD:-Ihm ne
caans Sr. Nov 4 1872 REAL ESTATE BONDS Of Zoe
Pacific RAILROAD MISSOURI v1 be paid on and alter ths
s A. tSe National Bank Commerce n the City OF NeNorf A. v
SToiT Trs'urer Of Atlantic and Pache Railroad Company
Oct 29 1872 ~
DICHM0ND and DANVlLLE II. r. Co.-The
Ia COUPONS doe Nov l. 1872 the CONSOLIDATED Mohi'
GAGE BONDS Of the above road y Be PpS P n our TRSWS S
No. EIchingecourt tBIchsnSe.plaee near BrosawGl.-
N ~ RAILWAY CosfANr.- Z
CRAWroRpsvIIE Ind, October 81, 1871
VNHE COUPONS due November l, locS, Oh tlG ne,
FIRST Mogage Eight Gent Gold Bonds Of h Soupnyyy
and amer thai day Ht the once Of JONES
Financial Agents No Pinest New York j. BAlLEi treasurer
TNHE COUPONS of the CONVERTIBLE ,1G and
Il the SECOND MORTGAGE PER UENT BONDS o. ,he sn,
YORK AND OSWRGO MIDLAND RAILROAD, doe Nov, IsH,
will be paid that dat on presentation Al me DAaAg n0'e
GEORGE oPDYKE Co., rs NS'sSu,s% % HsTforE i1S pa,
THHE COUPONS of the ST. LOUIS ana
Il SOUTH. EASTERN RAILWAY FIRST MORTGAGE SYFRN
PER CENT GOLD BONDS due Nov 1871 will be raid on and atr
that date presentation the Banking honse George OpJke
ST Louis; Me-, Oct l6 ls1a -.--
FTHE COUPONS of the SIOUX CITY and
Il ST PAUL RAILROAD CoMPANYs FIRST MORTGAGES . PBk
CRNT BONDS due Nov 1871 will be paid on aud afer thh cate
the Metropolitan National Bank NewYofk nn,, - -
TTHE SAVANNAH and MEMPHIS X. r. Co.
The COUPONS due Nov s 9S sTFR 5e bend SRoS s @ '0
No BIchaDseeOurt lEIehsnge place near Brosdwaye-
V1HE COUPONS of the New-Jersey Southern
n Y NOV / IsR JN0. T. C0JB, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1872-11-02
sPECrATOR
ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS.

The Dy Of Beeged Resident Ia Paris will certainly form
remarkable records Of momsaious episode His
New-York tribune., 1872-11-02

ILLUSTRATED TIMES

"The tr1uSendnt stride which THE DAILY NEWS has hfe
during the war displaying suddenly Abran supremacy over It's eonie
po.re. has naturally excited both curiosity Aal admiration"
New-York tribune., 1872-11-02
THE pRUrscHR zEITUSG BERLIs).

at the most important AM accurate contribution to the history
the ar have Jet seen.'
New-York tribune., 1872-11-02
THE GRAPHIC.

VANITY FAIR
NnaFtly Wnlten."
New-York tribune., 1872-11-02
BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW.

GUARDIAN
The excellence THE DAILY NEWS eOrrsponisnoe has bsen
matter Of common poorety and general confession"
New-York tribune., 1872-11-02
fonoon advertisements.
THE DAILY NEWS.

aTHB DAILY NEWS Conon Engand) Oaeu to all residents In
The United States wish with the English public
unersmpled fadhueL
The circulation THE DAILY NEWS" has received eT,rasr
nary impetus deng the last two yeSn, from the popularity won J inc
character Foreign and Gene Intelligence The increase 10 Its
sale is inward OF one hundred per cent and DAILY NEWS"
being seoond English Newspaper in Its constituency e
readers unsurpassed medium for al eauss Of Atvertsemens
While organ English opOD has special recommendations 70
Americans The high reputation Of 1.-THE DAILY NEWS on
Financial subjects consulted by bankers merchants
brokers' investors ke and Is conessey the best channel i0f
Pn.neial Of every hind.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-02
TIMES.

"The missing Letters Of Deegei Resident inferior
70 those that have bad in the columns Of Contemporary
lie Las style writing reminds Of Mr.. Bernal obornes
taEpg tye and the siege lent themselves
singular felicity lie has the art Of pung place obisrva
tons in way generally telling and often singing"
New-York tribune., 1872-11-02
THE WAR CORRESPONDENCE


"TR DAILY HEws Published year has had an extraordinary
sale twelve editions having already reached suonea e
Of The criticisms Of m contemporaries England and elsewherei
MORNING POST.
"The whole correspondence forms seres Of gphie peo
ATHEHKUM
nof.n the contributions history Of tho war there none more
useful ths. the volumes before u.s.
ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS
9TH. sr.e,l corespOodeut, Of THE DAILY NEW9 have fpf
panel the efforts Of all employed by the other OaflaS
SPECTATOR
THE DAILY NEWS has BY far the richest n eOrrepondsnes
Ofvllue since the war began"
PAIL MALL GAZETTE
"The ofthe correspondence proeure Tlb DALI Nh"o
depended not only upon Singular ponptads bat also on y"
excellence a. beng a. clear accurate and picturesque
SATURDAY REVIEW.
"THB DAILY has shown itself Preemiaent In the accuracy
and value Of ever kind intelligence with regard to the war;
QUARTERLY REVIEW.
"THB DAILY NEWS greatly distinguished itself hroafheu
The war BY the accuracy Of its nfOrmauon.''
THE F0RTNIGHTLY BBYIEW.
"There 4, no need commend the correspondence THE
DAILY NEWS to persons recall the accounts Of the battles Of
Gr.voe and Sedan Of terribly Photographic pictures Of hs'
during and after the siege" -
Te War Correspondents DAILY NEWS have earned fer
TIA. paper presnsent reputation"
GUARDIAN.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-02

THE NH NlNV NDI@I'I4I'T'
superiority Of the descriptions the War which we're furnished y
THE DAILY NEWS everywhere acknowledged Therefore, the col
eou With historic oomneni and the connected exposition oi the
events Of wal, which thus produced must be pronounced in the
highest degree use The Correspondents Of THE DAILY NEWS
Of all other journals in promPhtude eopousHesI and
Another reprint from the columns Of "TB DAILY NEWS the
Diary Beseyd Resident in Pah OF which the following
hfen
New-York tribune., 1872-11-02

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, UNITED
RAILROADS OF n j. DIVSION-From foot Of DRSBR0SSES-
ST. and on Of WEST PHILADELPHIA,
at $500 and $3.50 a. l2:3O 900 5oV 600, a90- 70
night For PhdspSi, via csIase: M M snd2 ~ For SALTi
m snd9:Oosp m Psr the SOUTH $500 and oio' D. Pull
Palace Baltimore and Washington daily 5000 m. aa
change For the WEST via PennsylVaB Raoad-9j0
500 7Oo- and so' Pslnn Palace ears attached to
through from New York Pittsburgh Chicago
aud Louisville change Pullman Palace attached the
5;co' daily and through 10 Pittsburgh CnonDah Louis
Vile without ehange Pullman Palace attached
the 70n' p daily and through 70 Pittsburgh Cincinnati Louis
Vile and Ind anapo without change Pullman Palace
taehed the &30' p and through from EewYork
burgh Wayne and Chicago without change Tickets for sale
Debrossesst foot Of Cosndt IA Broadway aD
Taxes eject Oct u, 1914
A. J. CASSAT'f. 0en Manager r. W. JACKSON 0enl Sup'L
New-York tribune., 1872-11-02

GUS.AKERs, 50 CHRAPSIDE LONDON.
RREECH-L0ADERS,
RREECH-LOADERS, c..,,., ~. o.
I'D every Kind. t-t,.
MILITARY and SP0HTING RIFLES on
vi ManiuHeny wesiey Richards. sude Chi''epo' oreen
BrotheTa and other paieeted sysiem% , -,
ISAAC HOLLIS 4 SONS. 50 Cheaphde London.
IF THIS should meet the eye of JOHN
DREW sailed from Cork Irelaad on the s'9 August o o.
Tor Boston thence friend named Cogan ne may P
pypg 10 MS WILLIAMS Pos0Gce BrondesbVV Terrace AOufn
hear Of something to his advantage
EXT-OF-KIN OFFICE.-ESTABLlSH
~ Ig5-Jast out THIRD EDITION Of CHAhBERSS RpEk ~
HEIRS ATLAw ISTBsTArs ami oher 600 names kstA5; E
ING TO VAST SUMS OF UNCLAIMED MONEY. Letters Az -
cent, escb III complete three dollars post free ROBBkI ChA
BRRS 80 Soelwe Park Road London Enghn and all booksellers
Agents wanted in the U. g.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-02
c.rrnnLY PRvIRw.

merits ofthe correspondence procured BY Ib DALI
depended no. only upon nnsu prOnpdlad bat also on !" '0h'a
e.esleu,e a. beng a. once clear accurate ami pelueiqae
New-York tribune., 1872-11-02

JNRIE RAILWAY.-Summer Arrangement of
II Trains taking eject June H. 1872 From Cbanbsrst Depot (or
Twsn.Y. .hrds. SEQ note below).
q a. nI.-Cneinns aud Chicago Day EIpreii Drawing Room
Coaches Buffalo and Niagara Fas and Sleeping Coaches 10
destination.
Room Coach 10 susquehasna and Sleeping Coaches destination
$3.50 D. m. Night Bpres Sleeping Coaches 10 Buffalo and Ngara
Falla
700 p m. (Day) Cincinnati and Chicago Night BIpreG Sleeping
Coshes through Cincinnati Buffalo Niagara Fal and thence
For Port Jery 500 800 O n 4:3o 500 and '7oJ
p. .,,,,-. -. a.. la. ,,oo ,.,,.ts
New-York tribune., 1872-11-02


Court OfAPpea and for ae extension Of 's services Of The Coo
Passed NAY H. Is3s shrveaah being present.
Whereas The following Amendment ihe C9astaon o. tls ss
the Legislature hOasand sgh. hundred sn SEVENTY
Sne and the sid s%sndneGi vas da ea'srs % s S''sa o. es
referred the Legislature 70 Be chosen a, the nsIt general eoa f
Of %is .aeh 4 pursuance he SentS article S s Ca
D, majority Of ali the members elected Of
.Ae Ls.1s C h year one S0ssaHe ehs SssaI .S
the words following 70 si Reatys the ooort Of APps ssS Ie
Rs.oi u the Assembly essea Iha. The ss srtes Of The oees
SIC 2e The Court Appeals may order any Of the uo
.ossn sy. Il sGS IN number RsSs15 IN TIA. CS1 - u, ~ s S o.
Appeals and the Legislature extend he tern OF sr
yssT now therefore purpose submitting The a proposed
sRensae1 70 the he fsoP,s q as sat- ,,.a q. . .a a.
senbb do saae "a JoloUs ~, ,., -.
Of this STATE the general election TO be held in this sse on e M
aa o. , IL H eToy :. Tul S I % & Gve G So he S,
Oh State In relation TO Che si proposed nenden aud each s
yht.n and partly printed ore he following ior. ss@s; re,
the proposed amendment Tel,!e to The Court oi ApPs or
Ballots . es iDCssed Psogcsed AnenIss relative 70 Ne c'S
and exhibit ths iSiOsnnt And al the citizens Of .s. stat & en-
gs TO yG.s o. the sGSpnoS %. S sS "a ssS S, reside
thereof snail count and the ballots relative 70 ne s
the ys Governor and errapOn shah dOvs
writing and IN SS =. fall i'1sA Tie gsS' % SS%ss q ss,i "a
the whole nuHbsr OF votes Against he proposed neSds
SSs sn cause cps. sSsof TO made ay:ra
prescribed By sw In respect to the canvass Of votes given "
election y Governor -
The snail be easvasSd BY The Board OF Ceeny
aud aement thereof shall be made certified el
Ssnel and recorded the required By Law Ia respect 2
the votes gvea eeoa for Governor And eefes
eoDes Of the d statements and eerttestss Of the eoasI
,ss Be made ssssd sna sinsd S ne Gss % s ~ ,soS
eefuhed
Board the nke ss Pre's
by the election Of Governor sn 10 hse manner ss
aud die result OF vhsh ssr
entered oi record By SECRETARY Of state sad sha be paSAss
Sac 4 THis ss, shall ,.le eject nme6ia.ei,
ee,
G. HILTON sCaIBNER seerstsry u State
sHnIFy, Orucs Ngw couRr Housk,
CIfT touSrr o. nav fosK, Arevsr lsr lsH y.
cerh The above 30 the kectnn Aouee sees'V
WIZ w. MATTHEW T BRENNAN,
sheriff Of The Cig AMI CoaBJ Of Nss'fsh
newypsps viii not he tAis notice sAssi sss
'''''"'' - MATHEW :. BRENNAN. Hsls
New-York tribune., 1872-11-02

Tbe War Correspondents Of DAILY NEWS have earned f'
that paper a presninent reputation"
New-York tribune., 1872-11-02

THE DAILY NEWS By far the riches! in correspondence
Of value since the war began"
New-York tribune., 1872-11-02

"TR DAILY NEWS shown e presnaent In the iseuri
and value Of evey on,egehee with regard to the war;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-13
PR @ 7 E s T A

Los que suscribon SO adhieron 4 la
protesta pubIicada en- eli Bo1ET1N
MERCANTIL del 1o de nov embre, con-
Sra las calumniosas frases vertiias Ell
e! Congreso por el diputado Sr. San
roma.
PATILLAS-Pbro Ramon Antonio Tbarra,
prople6ari0; GenarO Vergne, Jose Quintero Y
bus5amante, Manuel Pan'io, Jose Martin, Ma
nuel ManterOla, p0r mi hermanO C.. Martin,
Jese Martin, Jose K. Quntero y Caballero
francisco de L. BincOu, Ramon Garcia, G.. Pal
milan, Francisco b. Berry, 5artolom6 Barcel0
a luego de Jose Colon, Bart0lom6 Barcel0, por
Francisco Gomez, Jose QuinterO Y yBustamante,
&. Mlnondo, A ruego de Jose Colon. Bartoom6
Barcel0, Carlos Ricc, Fernando IDarra Aoustin
PIa, FRANCISCO -Aparicio, Maugicio Figueroa
Gefenno Pl4nade69lI Jovili Figueroa, Rafael
r. + ueredo' Jose Mauras, Fraucisco Santaela
Jose b, Lopez, Jose Francisco Vazquez, Jose
ID. Borgos, jose VlIlaronga, Gregorio Rodri-
guez Zayas, Enrique Valldejuly, Antonio j..
Miranda Sat ;rnlnO Bultrago, GregoriO R0dri-
gnez Davila, Juan GIray, Joaquin Rojas, Ig-
nacio Aponte, Rafael Gimes.
GUA4A dA.-Agustin Dauss;l, IGnacio D;az,
Enrique Montes de Oca, Pedro Torlbio, Gabriel
Moya, Lorenzo Relondo, Jose Manuel Ptego,
hriei Yaidivieso, ioor Francis o G,asrnic, Ga
briel Valdiyielso, Jose Ma Cividanes, Jose DO
lOres Torres, NJ. Luzuuari, Te6sf,ro PaYatche,
Vicente ferna dez, Luis Pai6s Evaristo Alca :
Ia del Olmo, Julian Il. Iiliodas, RoduIfo Paul,
Juan Bru4a, Francisco de la Tore, Jose Con
| zalez Hlyla, u. Alvarez, Agustin Calmapes,
| Por Lorenzo Sierra, Lorenzo Redondo, Angel
Palenque, Manuel Alcala del Olno, Abogado,
! S. Mat.l, Jose CasaOlanca, francisco Gamarra,
| Jose Casablanca Irizary, Manuel Paente, Jose
Coft6s, Mateo Fulladosa, Pablo Budet, Girls
| tobal VOna, Juan Luj$ln y Vilianueya, Mariana
Giol, Rafael Fqsterr, Jose Joaquin Torres, Caye-
! tano Fuster, Santiago NietO, Modesto Reza
! Abelardo Diaz, Jose Algorr, NJ. Amoris Miguel
Bisbar, Andres Torres, T, .Mendez, Miguel Ser
vera, Pablo Fonte, Santiago Lebron, Javiel
| Fermin y Brenes, Jose Fermoc0, Ambrose
Saarez, aa Ihs Vicente 1 de Santiago, Francisco Giol
Dqlan, Antonio Ruiz, Andres Orteg1erra, &C.
raldo 1 Garrlga, Eermin Arsuaga, Manuel Fer
nos. ,i1a- Wives de La Rera, Pedro Duran, Josi
Prats, Juan. Vieta, Francisco Isern, Francisco
Muniz, Jose Alegry, Celedonio Portugal, An;
tonic Alabre, Domingo de Nido, Tomas Gual
Jose Diaz, Luis Ardura Joaquin Gomez, Mi
guel Miranda, Francisco Lopez, Juan Sabater
Eustasio Lasarte, Pedro Llobet, Juan Muniz
Pedro Amoros y Esteva, Pedro Amor0s, Mar
tin Flout Manuel Santisteban.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-13

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proporcionar de momento 4 esta leila Y q
la causa de Espana, ventajas en- perspec-
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dilatado tempo.
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cia y legalidad del proyecto, digamoslo
asf, pasa IL comsion formuIar las bases
que a tai pensamiento han de dar vida.