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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-04
M A N I F I E s T 0 .

Siguiendo la costumbre que tene-
mos de dar 4 conocer nuestros lee
torres todos los documentos polfticos
notables, insertamos 4 continuation
el manifesto que ha dado a luz Ell par
lido conservador-liberal de la PENN
sula Ajenos como somos a las luchas
politicas de la metr6poli, declaramos,
por mas que sea una repeticion indtil,
que de ningun modo hacemos nues
tros los ataques que en- este documen-
to Sc hacen al partido pl logresista-de-
mocratico:
clos individuos que componeu la Jun
ia del part do constitutional, encargados
por el voto unAnime de numerosas reunio-
nes, de examinar los successes politicos de
aconsejar, en- case necesario, 10 que creye-
sen mas convenlente al bien comun q
la defeDsa de las instituciones, cumplien
do "a obligation aceptada, allan su voz y
hacen p1blicas sus op niones fin de que
todos sus amigos procedan con su acos-
tumbrada unidad y respondan en- la oca-
sion presente al puro y evantado pat 10
tismo que tanto resplandece en- sus ante
riores acuerdos.
Las C6rtes del reino han sido dsueltas;
antes dlsueltas que oidas. En- vano III par
lido liberal conservador advirt6 con item
po todas las cOnsecuencias que necesara.
mente habian de deducirse de tan funesta
medida; en- vano prometi6 dar treguas
las discusionese epolticas y acudir con sus
yotos. en- defensa de la Constitution y en-
auxliio de altisimos intereses. El gobierao
actual, creyendo sin duda que es due6o y
no custodio de las leyes, pre6ere hollarlas
deber su acatamiento al generoso con"
curse de sus contralios.
La gran responsabiidad que va contra
jeron los ministries de Ia corona al aceptar
81 poder en- menosprecio de las prScticas
psrlamentarias, y sentando un precedente
iharto lamentable en- la consideration de
los que sinceramente deseamos la seguri-
dad de las instituciones. hoy Sc ha hechc
mucho mas grave al aeon, ejar a S. M. ID
disolusion de (upas G6rtes, de rcuy0 seier.
cicio estaban pendientes los negocios
mas whales del Estado ytIa observancis
estricta de la Constitution. .3z-..=z s--=.5..== 1919
| A1n sin apelar, como teniamos derechc
Z hacerlo, q la Interpretation que algunol
de los ministries actuales dieron 6 consin.
/ tieron del lartfculo 43 de Ia Lev fundamen.
| tai, que en- su concepto fila, como mini
mum cdatro meses icada legislature, el
indudable que iterminado ell aho ecoa6ni.
11eo, ,estamos enSsel case que iIdtilnentt
Ipreyi6ly qujso eyitar p6estroipartido. To
dosles afticul6sg constitueionales relative,
& 10 imposition y cobranzaA de las contri
/ hacionesr restan intriogidos: infringido tam
/ bien el que Sc re6ere al contingente nava
4 y hollada laSley que46ja la fuerzad del ejsr
citos Y ~t>g ~ ~ ~ - S-sss3
Il 81 de estos atentados que lanzan sobr,
d pals todas las amenazas de Ia arbitra
. rieda1, pasamos otro g6nero de consi
deraciones. resnltara exidenta=aae en- min
gun periodic de nuestra historic han sid
!. heridos un mismo tempo y de un sol
golpe tantos J tan sagrados inteyeses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-04

SO debe en- no pequena parte al mode sfo
de Alaejos que en- su odio q los invasores
presto, sin sospecharlo un inportante, ser
vicio su patria.
Lacertifcacion. expedida 4 peticion de
Bernardo 81 .Rucho porel mismo lord We
llington la conserve este. durante SUI vida
y no sabemos ST sus herederos la tendran
todavla la fecha que escribimos estas NAL
trazadas llneas. 80 =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-04
REMITIDOS.'
Sr. Director del BoIET1N MERCANTrL

Muy senor mio: J de toda, mi nj 'ccsoanlsi,de- sal
racion: ruego V. Sc sirva dat cabida en-
las columnas de sG ilustrado peri6dico &
las siguientes lfneas por cuyo favor antici.
pa q V. las mas expresivas gracias su fino
y atento
s. S. @. B. S. M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-26
DLCIsION5.-JAE y.

curre,ne CoYrt-CE 7mJcry-By judge Barrett
sgt C,1twrghtNoHon granted. VII" eoet' Le,r e.
| Cohe-Noton &ouGa7 - fcbur-, 10 10 hI
tie icie dants notion foI rect eeai &C Ban
CITY Of EeW-ioGL bAkC Il alJrg.ent grsatd
In TIE matter Of ac,osr'ag D. Lew Tue HsrGcaV Of
T. O9peaAem counsel Bsger egt BTe-RsPort
on6ed 20 nlgmcnt grrnteL bie.E agt DeESeo
tau a r.. BretNOtOl gralted Pres agt
Rehabilitation for counsel NaiIhener AT. ScLaigneui
g.ute Bus Lsug-Moton gTsr,d hermann aet oes1St-
Report lat allowance glgtet A'r Nonn q al
Rerort gtsled EeDlme At Contradiction
denied.
Judge sdwel Commercial warehouse C0Tsl
Injunction dissolved (See opnonl
SuDe,ior Court-Socciql TGm.-By Judge Barbour
Hatch art Ha.eh-Ionor So1g Woodward Steam
Pump Manu- curing Co-orjer grared te lFt "inln-orlsf
Crst-d grptd LTsA beAeraaun
iaWson.Orier Rrsute Bacon
Roire.-Orier granted Bernard Bsfusri-Odsr granted
United states Disfyici Court ia AdRirGify-By Jucne
Blatcho!Jolr g. Zorke Ashhnr, H. Fonn;si-keef7A'e
oded debt AMI ere 30 between tAe q4rt-a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-26
r1.NEHAL OF MAJoR-GEN. mALLEcK.

The remains of Mdjoi-Gen. Henry W. Ha]lecl6
arrived IN NoN-York on Wednesday evening from Tin
cnnati ia chars- Of Col Scott T. :. A. and iiIne-
diately cOnyeyed to Greenwood Cen,ter The body
was quietly cons sned TO the yesterday. The
burial service was performed by the Rev Dr. Wyatt.
GEN Hamilton aud stan. Cob Lyiord. Gen. JefieI C..
Davis and stan Gen James u. Troy aud staff Col scott,
Mnor-tieu Mcdowell and stan, Gen Casey ara staf,
Iohn C. Hamilton. father of Mrs Haeck her two
brothers and and other relatives were present Tie
funeral cOrrgp contested OF u carriages preceded by the
hf arse The sclrrted for Tie intrnent
lion No ls6 Of the Cemetery. where grave had been
o,.urd ia A-prn-aVp, ROrderaVe. Very OF the
tizcus o. BrOokyu aware that The funeral was To
take place. OF even that the body had arrived.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-26
EoHsE w cMnMGE NAEEE1.

NEv-Y0RK. Thursday, jan q, 1872
The trade in railroad and common work.
horses is about a. usual atls season. fair percent
age OF the arrivals are dtIy distributed at un-
changed prices and no accumulation Of stock IL aDci-
mated Desirable carriage horses are scarce but there
some fine stock on the way and Judging from the fire.
auent inquiry after ed coach spans the narAet
must very soon assume fresh activity.
Peonlay semi.weekv sale af Nlessrs. Johnston Van
Tasses Horse and Carriage Auction Mrt III East Tbr-
entnst Tomorrow friday the 18th ins at IL O'Clock
From the statistical tables of the Internal Revenue
Department it appears that TIE number Ot men employ ed
IN the carriage business is over $500.
There s t present not c dong at the carriage re-
posItories but great activity Ia the workshops
Messrs Brewster Il Co., TT their factory IN Broomest,
had I'm their employ over 300 during the past week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-26
THE COCRI&.
TIE POLICE JUsTGcEsuIr TRIAL.

TIE POLICE JUsTICESuIr TRIAL.
The Murray COuiteT contest for the Police
Justiceship the YOrkvile III rct, which has occupied
the attention Of the Court for nearly I1onth was CON
cudcd yesterday and gwen to The jury after brief
charge by Judge Brady, in which be warned them not 10
allow any prejudice TO interfere with their duty Tho
case" he said. "ls Of great Importance i involves
the purity Of the ballot, which represents the Govern
mcpt IT, Any pcrveiscn OF the ballot should be most
zcaously guarded against aud most strngen'ly pun
ishcd, when committed In this particular case, the
claim Of the plaintiff rests charge Of such an IN
frngement by defendant in the Ist District OF tie
Twcr -vseconi Ward, and IN nine Districts o. the Nlnn
teent. Ward. With II gard 10 the aforementioned Dis
trt tie defend Mt charged with having personally
comm the Ofense. This sworn TO b. the witness.
Harlar whose testimony sLOnd have directed you
20 d-rCu I'd but for the cOrOhO.atye evidence pIo-
duced lat you should carefully consider before hold
ing any guilty OF so serious an Crnse a. ts
II il very important should agree; 1t would he dill
cult TO lu get together jury for tie trial e. This
The jury ;non retired. and not having I0uuI Ntrdi,
when The Judge left, at $50 III, Ciy were locked u
for tnetngLt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-26
We read the somewhat novel case of woman

We read the somewhat novel ease of a woman
acting as her own lawyer in hiddlc.tx, County, Mass
A Mrs Shannon claims to be the legal widow OF o. n
shannon and heirs that he was divorced from
her by the indiana Mr. shannon Ia in pursuit
OF her DOVER hich the Probate Court below has refused
mainly upon the ground that she dOes not appear 10 De
lcgally the widow. So the whole matter having up
the supreme Court upon the % mt OF the validity OF
Indiana divorce Mrr. shannon walks In with cart
load OF iaw-beOkn ng- shower Of authorities al the
Bench AS II ahe were barT!seT in breeches and holds
her own against brace OF distinguished attorneys,
putting 10 brief long could have been II she mad
been Bachelor OF Laws Doctor Of the Law OF Laws.
AL honor and glory 10 Mrs. Shannon!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-26
SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EYv-YogK -

PORT OF NEWBORN. Observation-Disclosures Is.
CLEARED.
ssm S rsas 1' cS. ssas r. Aissf or T CO..
steaIshp onaaI,aLe Jol1'on, Porland J. y Anes r.c.
So Ansh Glsarrs wallen. Boston
s s,. f i. Koi R Rsyes; rgsS DS9.tea' Co.
BARI Jupiter Ger Lhe hOneieo AID BOenOs Ayre' fuaeh
Bari ANA W,I,h I,sre'ct Hnvln, cgryer Barye
B'-s Holmes lir Iiolrss Bristol Egg E. hos'n' Soma
Rft E 4 Jes'o3 S ioa si' Je9o ce % B Son
h5: T...Isas Bfl, TsTSs; ,isI R psworAco.
zen, ira h1ser J1e for oDTs r. p H'es o.
sssi Z i S,16 SsSof ssyo5SaS EFsS' Bel
Ser. = Hart, H,rt Chareton. 3 q Lord Co.
SCI Iinss L. N,lo1 Russell Ph4deiplin o7erion Isrsia
SIR hart JShE.on SaHf.ri hui,
sc.r g C. Proofs Lulg s. Auus;le. bele Miller Go.
sehn A &. Llssou. Hoison, Stanford
ARRIVED.
liz, iii -aase and iass to Nl.lams L Ouon.
Steamship Wysno.s, BGgre Mcmona cy Point and Norfolk
ctH Vontee'' Howe fn4-.i Ola, VIII R4se and pass to
SlgGE@ Ag OF Lrerpoo YOans, M'nila Sept 2, with mG'e
rr sag.A of St Joha Y. B j. Campbell nIs River JAM 20
Sea- Midi aoae. fof Bapeor siubbs Po4ePaI Jan O. With
Pea Anna Hooa oosou Corpus Christi % dc7, viii hides and
j. J. Harris Sas Warrington, NC dy, with ma al ssrea
Sslf taade Dr,i. D,r, Fortune r,- y. P. with IN
r,,.,, scrcosEEs-EivI" ayp c94 4I,i,
T. G. So % F-ovf.aeH. Hastings, SeF.Hsjt,ri
y T. Br,.iIl lr...I..rs. a. H. tar4ie, PTJ-4
Irc'e J,, r.-i.~.g. Nor Brewer, Ecc&' nL
- .51r Ststl t--.Gryt.rt TAOs q. tillA. b0st1-.
LUie. bn4.c p-.D
SAILED.
Eamshs ne 'cr Asr rvfn. korar o. ste Tor us7ta -
Hau Goa Jrs. of ss7saua1i GeosA iOr CAafes.Cl; ALB
I'D , FOR srlfia
NIND-Su-.Iov7 'rrsA. Y. W, c'el-.
DIMHsi nc PORTS.
DosroN JA 25AlsgeG lH-hp Eoie, lou Savannah
FOREIGN PORTS.
bARsrtLiEs snip cs Of the Morning herce 10 van
Tr,s,o. to-day Size encountered teavy w@theE suffered
dlira aI ~. back Tor Tc-'i-s.
G1CrA~ Jsr 2jrL tesushD Oao ron Ia lnore 1f d
a tbs port to-day. rou- - brr
lTor --latest snip Eeps sec Fihh PGge.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-26
CRIMINAL COUKTl.

The Petit Jury that has been sitting under Judge
Bedford sobarrsd ,s ris Recorder are, WI ',,1e lie
m ION Of Judc, 81 General Sessions tie tf iouh ~
H ru4ry jury viii be paDned ani TIE ta 81 persons
Indicted by the Grand JEy Tor oflses other t1n NJ Municipal @
be During lie J4pu4y AS Court = crlln-
sentenced
In the Court of General SesIorS Yesterday, before
Jlra. Michael Cahpt"
sud snae M.rlau charged b. Arson Moo YIN - ans
rr nv worth ij' from No ~ Wet Fr.y.thrdsL
seae4e = the s Prison Tor o.r e' az pbr 70 1a
a.. nui Sft tn iioI'e 81
- Hogan charged btlian'n D"Tn.ng WIN
.a.ug ach 4ui keuaalei or thleIce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-26
GEORGE K. LEET's RECORD.

A correspondent calls attention to the fact
taat Col George X. Leet on his late examination
that he resigned, he thinks in February 1870 to take
effect September. 1870 whereas according to the Army
Register for January, ls7l liz discharged August /,
1870.
He admitted that he received one years pay in add
ton resgung In February, 1870 and the same CORE
spOndent very rightly maintains that he would not be
entitled to the years pay from Aug l. 1870 to AuE. l,
1871 fot the that the law giving additional
years pay was lot passed until July Is, 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-26
REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YCRK, Thursday, Jan. -, Ie12'
There was large attendance at the Tx
change, this morning 10 witness the sale OF the Prim
rose estate conducted ~ James NJ. Miller, under duec
ton of j. f. Dumine, Referee. Muller, wilkins Co.
sold house and lot IN Twenty-thrdst. and store IN
peaver-st is McGaire adjourned sale Of property
known as No us & Twenty i,hsi uitu req. :, "y
order OF Cr4tz Nathan, l. fierce. FdI Ceta!Ie Cl
sales will be found below.
Linden y. j.. is preparing for number ot improve
meuts next spring The Iev Nr. Gos-Lcr ID Construct
a the corner OF NuOt ana ~ tcofRei''S,
10 cost about so 600 Mr. Bar-elc will ere, new house
ElIn-st Mr.. LIt;cen VIII also hud on bHi-st' A. D.
Button will commence Louise suOu "a, the Sir
opens. IRE Watch Company, 20 whom Mr Bancke has
presented the land for the necessary factory DudnSs
new one formed by capitalists in Jersey CITY Frank
lin Post Las sold house aud lot to David {. stiles 81
5000 Nr. Post Will erect several houses during tAt
coming bis property sfuth g lie Iah"& S
ton Mr. Post Ia, nearly competed the gradns OF LIN
den and IiZabeth-aycS. through hs properly C.dI'e
q feet Reformed tnufCn mas lu- bcen com
picted ar cost Of $1,000. and the pnC.c school
hOu4e Will completed this year al al expense % '-9JV
AUCTION SAFES OF NETWORK RI EsTNl-.
BY MCLER, WILKINS 3 %. .
nj b Beaver-st (zIOwr a. No sl
lot 22sJs9 l9ls5+2 janus Lyucl..... 500
4s'org blown 81 Eny hoas ld 10 '' 80 x ,,o
tkuown J25 Wet l}it), Dot 6tI8a Isaac HOsAstf DIV
TAMES VI. MILLER. $500.
3-stoyy bck lot No 80 Gnist lot 2'r 1tl
~ Ridges; To- 25ybln f%9
Two 9sory Nos 81 sEd 50 Rdges eeh ,o,
o. Ir ok house and lot No iss Itoruey
r5 G * houses, 30. 1oney'
oSs ia, i1. .eta IL and 2i.s and Is, 70
AUCTION SALES OF wEsTCHESTER REAL ESTATE.
T0.Ht Vernon.
EY JANIS ". MILLER.
One sid. s5ii between De', asd wA.e Paa' ro'd roo
io -lr b k'aer-.. ''--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-26
CrsToM.HoUsE POLITICAL TAXATION

TO me EdttOr OF The Trfbure.
SIR: If the Investigating Committee needs
any more evidence in relation to the assessment q
employee In tie Custom-house, I can furnish It.
Even in the WeEhcrs' Department the laborerS
wore assessed TO d.frly the expenses Of
the last state Convention. Among the men assessed IN
District No 10 r. D. Curtis, NelChar, Brooklyn; d
LcCIam l.. u. Able. G. II. smith, C. J.. Curtis, T. H.
D,Gi!ol. ana several others. +. II. DtIlGCK,
Jasl. q. 1872. No. So Sed .wich-st., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-26
DKrARrCRE or FOREIGN VANS
FRIDAY. JAZZ. 20.

POl'p0aea.ai Of kHrop,an NdlF
enforced Caslohoae regulations III, sailing
IosAs has been postponed 10 TUESDAY and
,eqaeBt Hamburg Inc m he dP,chs ssss
LATER than siyenlsed
SATURDAY. JAW. o.
Mails Europe Liverpool steamship CiT 81 BloosTn
close OF 4 q H. No Supplementary Mail
PrusssH closed mail 10 sent BY this hae.
Mails for snd HAVE steamship Vile d Pans
close 81 J:0D
mss the States via Bremen, ssanfblp peDsn,
close at n O. n A Gsrmsn Mail only br fhs iRs
SUNDAY jan %.
Al dsis che. Of " sciect lib, fvsOnee hon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-26
Gountr1 Real gsiaie for Sale.


A RARE OPPORTUNITY for securing an
"A COUNTRY SEAT One Of tie most complete country resi-
dcnces Central exchange exceedingly
terns location Geneva seneca Lake. bnek msnon y
feet square with wings, arihed throughout pant ngs AUr &c
large ard lo0O pear 10 Of and
woodland miles graee walls sa carnage rosd extensive
waterfront and unsurpassed lake boahonge ieehoDse stable
barns Ec an elegant country such seldom found The mase
terms easy additional particulars apply TO or address h. "a
PIERCE IT,, No II Pne-st
A SPLENDID FARI FOR SALE
n most desirable Fsrn anl Rns Rcenc, susied On The est
bank VI contains I6J acres huhg are al
f,clsss store dwelling louse pear In fl hear Iers
easy maps offtrm sdessW RGNNbL ya.ns
C6yaga Co MGRINSELL At Duncan SherinsD 90 sS
EOR SALE at a bargain, 2 minutes walk
from station Of the New Harlem Railroad beautiful Nv
ING with and bathrooms lately b. VIII modern hgO'S
nIents furnace, hot and cold water, &c Apply 70 49,
JOHNSON GMILLBR Is Ns.siua.. NevYo
EINE FRUIT FARM FOR SALE, Of 62 Acres,
4 situated Canterbury Del ME Tom station on Del L X
For particulars, address j. SAVAGE, CaHte.hdr7 DeL
NgANUFACTURINGP PROPERTY FOR SALE.
VI The hest distributing point "a e eoav s1 er91 eutet-
AL roa cheap Ad1r,ss STARR AlS WORKS, BnglA3ioa
n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-26
New- Jcrsep Real Gsiate for Sale.

MEMO PARK LAND Co. have REMOVED
WI OGee % BROADWAY Room u. LOTS for SALE
$50 feet for 800 Fu particulars
Ia obtained Compsny's oSee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-26

ToIrth.Ave. Entrance Oh Twenty seTsnth'sI
TRAINS LEAVE ,Ygw.Y9RK .
f fcG a s s s 2 a'I Fss Southport and wepq lo
nj fo S south al so or~ EI n: nj ls r EIl rs
'F Fo If p,s. NJ lis o. m ss =, ,pd sop
a.. 81 t s' rs SO 80 4i5s Esl a.,
=; SUNDAY day Nal Tran az s'"Yo a7 fer
Boston Vi. both s''''cto@s EEs II sSf Thas
fer s sS.SS " =. ssR s1ss as lis 81
Connecticut River RAILROAD i2l' p INTO S'F'A'-V''
For HsrioTd .sd PAs R.r9s PIsssE. AL,
For shOr. Line Raiw,yss' m 70 Norwich and f0's'e'
Fer sT.n ana Sor.s.P.sa R.. Sos
For New Haven Mddi..Sva and winn,Hhe Railroad TAR L'''
= for Hou.sonIc Railroad, Ia m and Up. - w.,.,s..,
4, s;..s s r. n .af s sl
FOR E,-Csn.,n Railroad, a ms snd'o p a. .s Ala ,..,,
d.y Ma. .th. Linz. Dr.rissro'~ Car attached ''
point is.. s:; is s :a =
bsas Ii5: 6o: ss s': &c. ,s.. ~
y ..,a :s.,S; aS,s can have ' JAMES Roif ssDc
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
fsou, S Tisn: e.. from Ne" Depot fo'A'' and Forty
c:ss I'd mGs sS I sss: wit" D'''''" can
,u special Chicago EIprs With Drasissrsos to Bar.i'
1898. N, s sassi . :si w.s.r. IIgs.
a.xo lgoyk
100 A. soss. Eip.ss VI. slsspns.e.r h'w Se"f'r' 70 S.
s@n r. Esyrss with slsspasess for Wser""a o'''s' ''S
am Pea S.prsw WITH seeprGsar for Roche.lsf Baaaic,
nj N.ssr. Fals also Tor Chszo, via BON J. .ey " y
R.lrosdsi for 81 Losis via Toledo 'sA's ." 's""
I'm E,pr.,s Sleeping for Troy and AoAs' A..
-. ieaksrs "ep"e
y.l.,. sn..i.l Trains Thrift III g. w,st sde IS
-'A' G. H. AESDkICk, SsSef.i Z -'ss"s'i
NEW JERSEY RAILR0AD--FROMF FOOT or
pEsBROssEs-sT. aud iom foot Of CokILAsDfsL,-.rof
yer IHI IDELPIA at 80 and $50 n Il 80 'e 80 ~
q and o. p
~ ~, and o a For BALTIMORE and WASHING
~. ,hs SOUTH $50 9o' Silver Palace ears 10 wsh
- "a $40 train. siheet change For ss
%rsT u. RAILROADS.&C. and eat' St-
s,,,, Ps attached tae $50 and tArosgh iem
10 Psbargh Chicago and Louisville without change silver
psss ears are ths 90 daily and aSass ra'
P.ses ears sTr the s.5O AID ,arh "~ Nss
Of p.sbross.sst fec; q ColandtsI and % sresdS.y
,,sx,s piP,s Az, w. ja s e..q sept
COUTH SIDE X. X. OF L. i.
wlsr Arrangements commencing Oct 20 1871 hS~ Roosevelt ''
Grsad-st Ferries, ksu-lOra o,, - ~. PIE.
gs3S EIprss Cor PsIslosus by sse for sloft .s t
a. nj Isip through TO r-esoxs' y"
$50 D Bahylos Aoeommodsuon
90 n NJ Accommodate Zoe hsneh -. - Tin. ss.sset
slD q .ad tAs JijO ana Ply :.
waller koek.wsI .sa ~. 60,
~ Tss rseks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-26

The Committee, after waiting in readiness
for business until $50 o'clock compelled to adjourn
until this morning account Of the nonattendance of
witnesses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-26

fl5 Sun 5l2 Moon 6;0
B'GH WATER
Sandy Hook 54 Cows Island. $50 Hell Gate Ferry US
HaB WATER THIS pAy-PN
Sandy Hoe,. 5sS Cows snd el0 Hell Gate Ferry. 1853
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Cj.n Real Csiatr for Sale.


4 FREE REGISTER with particulars q
a 1900 Hone. ani Bu 'ug Lot fr Sfe ar 10 T. conan,
ug city nay, &C., ke Appiy 10 v r. Stevenson SoS' Il
Put
A FREE REGISTER--With particulars of
~ sDd builg lot sor a, and e. & COZ, 'nnB ty
mao ETC ETC. AIp7 to v e. STEVENSON son No II fiu,st
A -li6TH-ST. 600 feet wide three LOIS
- near Ninth ave- oyeoosiug Morning Ss P1- Tor SAL aa
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EOR SALE-A fIst-class brown-stone h.. 5.
HOUSE Tnr- -furtIst Al,o several bargains ha.
houses Also ts los on !! ht near n SGT
t'bco Fa.y euns App, 90 j. T. MILAN son, 20 Ne.i
Tb.rfy.four.h-st adjoining NORTH River SAVINGS h'hA
NOR SALE on easy terms, or LEASE-lhe
mi ,za ls,.r7 HOUSE. So D Wet Iw.r st, rear Fr4
No s W.s. feny Adt, rear biiL~Te In
cOlyoe order; posGs-Ol ,- - ,pt,
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In Zee frstciass fl ste foursury. bfoFL-soae nos NJ
but By the oSner Tor IN the hest uhs1nua nan
psr ad N perfect Further particulars 4
PJ5 +. H. LUDLOW Coz Pine 81, er1 - rat se'eaer'h't
nor SALE or EXCHANGE for smaller
houses large MD. HOJ 'E T-rSs., ffla'e kU'
LAND WHITING, B-ckma-si.
EOR SALE, cheap-Valuable STORE and
L TENEMENT PROPERTY the Eighth ward
MULLER WILKINS Co, I pins-st.
HARLEM -Ore-hundred- and-twenty- fourth
Second 10 LET, hrst-tiass hTee'oy
T. KF:TCEUN 90 S,.sau-st
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.


PROM BiVBIPO0Ltn steamship Nevada Jan. G W. Pbihp
VIM II. Shesi, Miss Martha r Hunt