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Mary o Brown James Nc
Annie McD Smith Agnes Nc
r 5 pensmore George r
ID NJ Crane j Oreutt
Catharine Crane G McDon
Marie Miller Ben f Br
S B Manchester Eliza Stal
NJ J Preston Annie Nc
Harriet Brown L A Pres
Mary A Stanton G McInni
E A Preston Mary E I
Louesa C Calvert N K Pars
Celia Edwards NJ E Settl
J Mcmahon L A Brya
w w Parrish A Jones
j II Payne F Nichols
NJ B Payne r A Merr
NJ J Parsons Al r Dem
NJ E kenworthy j W Dem
L E hololen A Carleli1
II j Olney John Den
Rachel Coombs NJ l. Dem
J E Virgins = PEBBLES
E l. Bell L r john
l. II Johns A E Heal,
!, B Yesler w p oml
LIN Ordway Mary Bis
NJ A Stringham r A Robt
5 E Long L r 'agl'
NJ G Hinckley P A Webs
Mrs c Mcdonald E + Roge
J Kenney ] L McCe
E Smith L A Dem
r Clymer L d Jacol
r W Summers j W Owe
L Summers E Gamer
John T Damon A Kirch
NJ L Damon C Hacksl
Mrs Woolner d Eagley
Lucy Hackshaw A B Your
H L McCord H A Youl
W Il McCord L V War;
E I Warren s E Hall
NJ Parker NJ J Atki
Mary Booth E Hanfor
A J Hanford Samuel 1
S P Randolph Fred A Y
Kate Randolph Margaret
5 L Baxter A J John
A NJ Hanson A Johnso
J { Johnstone A c Ande
Med Johstone NJ S Nun
James Cochran W Ii VIII
F A Ferguson Chas II l
Thao Ero1rl
, 1872-08-08

To the Trade and the public generally
we return our thanks for past favors.
Our mutual transactions in business,
heretofore, is our chief claim for in
creased patronage.
The rapidly increasing Trade of this
City with the Merchants of the Sound
Ports warrants our present importation.
, 1872-08-08

The Stock now on hand, as usual,
consists of
HARDWARE.
in great variety,
GROCERIES,
of the best qualities and assortment,
BREADSTUFFS
of several grades,
Teas and Cofees;
General Supplies for Families
and Outfits for
| Farmers,
| Miners,
Loggers,
| Joiners,
| Blacksmiths,
| shipwrights,
The New York herald., 1872-08-11
DELINQUENT CONTRACTORS.

A provided by law in such cases. Commissioner
Van Mort, Of the De partment OF Public Works, has
sent notices to a number OF contractors for street
improvements and their sureties that their work s
being unnecessarily delayed that they wilfully
violating the terms Of their contracts in not CON-
plettng the work within the specified time and that
u not completed on the 3lst OF August next they
are notihed and required 20 discontinue al ~ss--
under their contracts, Yhca wiz >. co,n co,s
pstea BY sae OF Public Won Wdrxs se a. eGh ,se
ts~:s" .ae delinquent contractors OF their
s..scIles.
The following are the names OF the contractors
and sureties so notified and work upon which they
are engaged
Contract for regulating, grading curbing, gutter.
ing and fagging New avenue, East and West Mount
Morris square), dated September I, 1860. James
Kehoe contractor; Luke O'Reilly and Lewis Bros
Contract for regulating grading, &C., Forty. sec.
Ond street, from Second avenue TO East River,
dated July 26, 1865. Peter Voorhis, contractor
William Voorhis and Jacob Voorhis, sureties.
Contract for regulating, grading, NC, Fortieth
street. from First to Second avenue, dated May ~,
1857. John Kinsley, contractor; James Donnelly
and John Peterkin, sureties.
Contract for regulating, grading, &c, l1ttf
street, from Eighth avenue TO the Harlem 1Vcr
dated September IL, 1867 II. A. McGrane, con
tractor; John McGrane and N. A. Childs. sureties
Contract for regulating, grading, &C., Fourth ave
nue., rom lfty-eighh to seventy nrst street. uatee
June 25 1863. Patrick Farley, contractor; PatrlcA
tracy and Michael Tracy sureties
The New York herald., 1872-08-11
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 10, 1879
CLEARED.

Steamship II Haarfager Nor), Lund. London-Funch
Steamship Bothnia Rhode, publIn-Funch, Edys Co.
steamship Dsntsehlan v' tNG Neynaber' Bremen via
Steamship Bienville Maury, Aspinwall-Pacihc Mail
vsrs GrF o1y "a aVan" ana
Steamship Ariatne Doane, Galveston via Key west-c
Steamship George Washington, Vail, New orIeans-H
Steamship western Metropolis Quick, New orleans-F
Steamship San Jacinto, Hazard, savannah-w CARR
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, charcston-H Nor
steamship Bene,actor Jones' Wilmington, Nc-Lorii
steamship Isaac Beu. Brakeman Norfolk, City Point
and Richmond-Old Dominion steamship Co.
Steamship John Gibson, winters, Georgetown, DEG
Steamship Fanita, Doane, Observation-Disclosures
Steamship Neptune Baker Boston-H Dimock
Ship Loeb Katrine tBr), McCallum, Glasgow-iiendcr
ship Henry CBr) Jones, ouebcc-u Dewolf& CO.
Bark Yarmouth (Br). Brown, Bristol-E L Morgan's
Bark Frehandel (NG, wachter, Brcmen-oerichs &
Bark Ellen Dyer, Iceland, cronstadt-H 4 j Brook
Bark Hermann ING,, Rick Konigsbers Punch, Edyc
Bark Kong sverrc xor), Mareussen. sterin-C Tobias
Barn Monsczyma De,ano Farh.dos1TTAT Dwight
Brig McFarane tBr). Hall, Cork for orders-J Whit
Brig susan Bergan Tuthii, Malaga via Cadiz-B Wen
RTig Roseway Dr. Mcfarland, st Kkts-Jones Louph
Berteaux Co.
Brig Perces Hnckcy, Leighton, Brunswick, CAT NJ
Mnyhew Co.
Brig W II Parks. Dix, Charlestou-Bentiey, Miller Co
sehr King Bird (BrD. Simpson, st John, NB-P Ncvus
schr Matilda Brooks, Hdrcth. savannah-Evans. Ball
4 Co. -
Schr Menewa, Dssovay, Richmond-Evans, Ball a Co.
schr Sarah Lavinia, Anderson Richmond, Va-vaR
Brunt 4 Bro.
schr A j Bentley, Robinson. Washington, Dc-van
sshr 4 hurlbut, ortaln Washington. DC-van Brunt
schr @ A a Ireland, Towns. nd, Washington, Do-van
schr pIeef ststte salap,ore--wm Chalmers
sssi ;s.!SS slsfs' Ross s:::,'a' Murray ,oss
schr Sipsey, Van valkenburg New LondonS4 y 'aek'
scSr j Miner Hill. stonington-H " Jackson Co
schr Al Williams, Morre, stamford-stamoro Man9'
schr Emily, Morrill,, stamfo-ss
sloop whippoOrwin, Saivcr Brdseport-n jackson
sloop l. Morgan, Batewel, New Haven-Raokett& 4
Bro
Steamer Vulcan, Wilcox, Philadelphia.
Steamer Mayhowcr, Fus PHILADELPHIA
Steamer c stimcr, Warren Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1872-08-11
OBITUARY.
Jose Halta.

Prom Peru, by way OF Kingston, Jamaica, and
through the telegraph received, last night, the
news that Senior Jose Balta, President OF Peru,
had been assassnated by Gutierrez, the leader Of
revolutionist movement against his government.
General Jose Balta, actual President Of Peru,
was native of the northern part Of that repub-
lie, where ne enjoyed great personal popularity.
In the rising against the government OF President
PardO he led the revolutonists in the North lille
General CansecO whom Pardo had deposed. headed
the dsaffection in the South. ON the overthrow Of
PardO, the Presidency was disputed between Can
seco and Balta, ending, however, In the success OF
the latter, who has administered the government
with great nrmness and success adopting. on the
whole, the very able policy OF his predecessor.
Balta paid great attention to the development OF
the industrial resources OF the country, aud the
HERALD special correspondent In Lima has Just
lately chrOnlcled the opening OF grand national
fair in Lima under Lis patronage.
The New York herald., 1872-08-11
ARRIVALS.
REroRrEp BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

US steamship Portsmouth Capt Nicholson. Rio Janciro
q days July 30 lat q is ~ Ion "a As, spoke bark Paa
din, of Baltimore.
steamship Batavia (Br), Lech Liverpool July 30, via
Queenstown 3lst with mdse and passengers to c q
Francklyn Aug lat III "a Ion ca 49, passed Onion ste
ship, bound east same day, lat Al IL, Ion TO & North
German Lloyd steamship do.
steamship Great Western (BD, stampher, Bristol July
25 with mdse aud passengers 20 Morgan's Sons No
date sc spoke ship Thos Durham, from Glasgow June 81
for New York.
steamship snidt (NG), Dannemann Bremen July 20
with mdsc and sol passengers to Hermann Koop Co,
July 3D. lat ~ 49, Ion "a 10, passed Norwegian bark,
bound west showing signal flags HFFL; Aug lat ~ Ion
G3 H. ship Southern Chie from Liverpool for New York
Steamship CulumDia, Green, Havana Aug and Nassau
5ih, with mdse and 81 passengers to the Atlantic Mail
steamship CO.
steamship George cromwsll CARP New Orleans Aug
8 with mdfe and passengers. 20 II Cromwell Co Aug
or iarysfort light passed steamship MORO Castle,
hence for Havana same day lat 70 ~, lon ~ So brig
Flora of Liverpool Ms bound north 9th lat So ~ Ion
20 passed sohr Julia Floyd from Georgetown. Sc for
New York.
Steamship sherman, Halscy New Orleans Aug 8,
with mdse and passengers a. Baker.
Steamship Huntsville, Crowell, Savannah Aug =,
with mdse and passengers, TO Lowden.
steamship City Point, McMern, Charleston ~ hours
IN ballat 90 master. Came 10 this port for repairs
Steamship Gcorua, Holmes Charleston Aug 7, with
mdse aud passengers, W II Morgan Co. Had strong
The New York herald., 1872-08-11
YACHTING.

Cruise OF tho New York Yacht
Club-The Challenge Cup Race and
Newport Regatta.
The annual cruise OF the New York Yacht Club
for the season OF 1872 will be inaugurated to-
morrow afternoon by the assembling or the yachts
at Glen Cove, preparatory to the start This event
has attracted q vast amount of attention among
the yachtsmen during the past two weeks and
quite number Of the vessels belonging to the
club have been undergoing repairs and re-
ceiving additional decorations for the cruise,
Which will extend from Glen Cove to New London,
Newport, New Bedford and Vineyard Sound,
and in all probability the squadron will proceed as
fourteen to sixteen days. large fleet OF schooner
and sloop yachts will be present, including the
Columbia, Resolute, Tidal Wave, Magic, Viking,
Madeleine. Foam Peerless, Eva, Oracle, Ariadne,
Vixen, Fleetwing, Madgie and other distinguished
craft. Rear Commodore Osg0Od will be In CON-
mand OF the fleet. One OF the grand features OF
the cruise wiz be the race between the yachts Tidal
for the challenge cup. This Is to be
an ocean race and will attract q great
deal OF attention and comment from yachtsmcn, as
fine sailing qualities and close race are con-
1dently anticipated. In addition to this the resi-
dents OF Newport have arranged to give scnoouer
port on the 10Th. The race will be open to yachts
belonging to any recognized and duly organized
yacht club, ana will probably attract large mum.
Der Of entries, as many OF the Boston yachts WIN
doubtless appear as competitors against the New
York Yacht Clubs crack vessels. Altogether the
capital muster and display are expected for to-mor-
row at Glen Cove. s.-r--r.
The New York herald., 1872-08-11
AQUATIC.

The Gramercy, Athletic, Nassau, Nautilus and
Sappho boat clubs have agreed to set about the
formation Of the Harlem Navy.
The approaching Harlem River regatta is the sub
iect Of much gossip among boating men on the
river. John Kyle is determined to make it an an
nua affair, and in the inaugural regatta he will
have the assistance OF many prominent amateur
Oarsmen.
Dave Roche it is rumored. is preparing to row a
Gramercy Club.
There is some talk OF the New York Rowing Club
making change OF base from its present quarters
on NewtOwn Greek and moving up to the Harlem
settlement.
The SapphO and Dauntless clubs 1t is whispered,
are preparing to row a fOur.Oared Scull race.
The New York herald., 1872-08-11
A BARROOM PRACAs IN BROOKLYN.

fracas occurred last night in Tuy's barroom,
known as the Una, at the corner OF Myrtle avenue
and Adephi street, in the course Of which Peter
Mulady, who is the proprietor Of a drinking saloon
at the corner of oxford street and Myrtle avenue
had his nose partially bitten OF by Jack Brennan
rather a notorious character, who keeps gin mill
In the Twentieth ward IL appears That Brennan,
MulIady met in Tully's and got into quarrel,
which fnaly led to blows. Muady had to be taken
TO the City Hospital, and the Others were arrested
and locked up IN the Fourth precinct station house
The New York herald., 1872-08-11
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY AUGUST n 1s72-rR1p1E SHEET

alteration, and finally came to blows. Doody
seized large club which lay IL one corner
OF the Office and dealt Brodin a blow on the head
with 1t that feled him to the 1oor After admins
on his coat and hurriedly left the Olfce. An officer
OF the Fourteenth precinct being called took charge
OF the place and despatched messenger alter Dr.
Saville. The latter upon examining Brodn's head
found a scalp wound OF such serious nature as, in
his opinion, to cause death In less than foryelght
hours. The injured man assisted to his resi-
dence and placed In bed, where he at present re-
mains in an unconscious condition. D00dy made
his escape and is still at large.
The New York herald., 1872-08-11
PROBABLE HOMICIDE IN THE FOURTEENTH
WARD.
Fatally Beaten Over the Head with n

few minutes after one O'Clock yesterday after.
noon Patrick Brodin. aged twenty Eine years, re.
siding at 81 Crosby street called al the once of his
agent, at 81 Crosby street, 20 make arrangements
In reference TO some repairing that was TO be done
TO his house. As the proprietor was not M Patrick
Doody came forward 10 attend 20 BrOdIns CON-
plants, whLe In the place they got INTO an
The New York herald., 1872-08-11
BELOW.

Ship Lancaster, Bartlett, from Liverpool July
ceived pilot Aues in lat Il TO- Ion 67 TO- from pilot boat
Ahm Lccgett, No ~.
ship Thos Durham, Mclean, from Glasgow June IS
ceved pilot Aug in lat 40 So Ion 67 So from pilot boat
Ahm LegPett, No ~.
Ship Minerva, from Hamburg.
Bark Emma D utaD. Borsons from Rotterdam Goth by
pilot boat Ellwell, No D.
Bark August !NGD, Lonnies from Cardiff June ~ Gre
cevod pilot Aug in lat II, Ion CG iu from boat Abm
Lcggett No A.
The New York herald., 1872-08-11
SAILED.

Steamships Deutchland, Bremen; Washington Havre
II Haarfagcr London; Bothna, Dubin Adriatic. Egypt
Ahyssinia and City Of New York Liycrpoo India. Glas
Vera CRUZ Arirdne, Galveston; Western Metropolis and
Geo Washington, New Orleans; san Jacino. Savannah; ;
Manhattan, Charleston; Isaac Bell, Richmond, &c /;
John Gibson. Georgetown, Dc ship American Congress,
London; Sunshine, Iabec; Alpha Hamburg.
Wind at sunset s, light
The New York herald., 1872-08-11
Senior GutierreZ.

who assumed the ONCE Of Dictator Of Peru
after having murdered Balta-as We are told
in the telegram-was himself executed By the peo
pie sOoD afterwards He was hanged TO a lamp
post, and his dead body consumed by nre. Cutler
req was an able man. lie came OF very respecta-
bile and influential family but was through life an
ambitious and very intriguing politician.
The New York herald., 1872-08-11
Yachting Notes.

The Eastern Yacht Club have decided to give o
special regatta from swampscott on Wednesday,
14th inst. There will be four prizes first and second
for schooners, one for sloops over forty feet in
length and one for soops forty feet or under. The
occasion will no doubt be very interesting one.
anchor OF the Pequot House, New London yester-
day afternoon.
Yacht Triton, A.Y.C., Mr.. Thayer, from New
London for New York, and yacht Undine, Aye,
Mr.. Willis, from New London for New York, both
passed Whitestone yesterday afternoon.
At meeting OF the Union Yacht Club, of Long
Island, last night it was decided that the Lavine
and the Sophia, having challenged the Vesta and
LOttie B., which were awarded the champion pen
nants under protest, must sail for the ags on the
2sth OF August, and over the same course. The
judges appointed by the President of the club are
Commodore Bates, Vice Commodore Gillen, ex-Vice
Commodore II. Smedley, Commodore Dickerson and
CAPTAIN Rush.
The New York herald., 1872-08-11
Yachting News from Newport.
NEWPORT R. l., August 10, 1877


The Atlantic Yacht Club remained quietly at
anchor to-day in the harbOr. The members went
ashore and visited the Ocean House and other large
hotels drove down to the Point and, in fact, "did''
Newport pretty thoroughly. There was hop at
the Ocean House in the evening, which proved to
be one Of the most successful that has been given
this season.
The members of the Atlantic Yacht Club hold
divine service tomorrow on board the ResOlute
Rev. Mr.. Thomas chaplain to the feet will oicIate
The fleet leave for Marthas Vineyard at seven
A. M. on Monday.
The sloOp yacht Daphne arrived this morning
from StOnlngJOn. The sO0p yacht Genevleve,
owned by Mr.. Beckwith, OF Providence, Is anchored
Vineyard. The schooner yacht Tarthe arrived this
afternoon from Bristol The sch0Oners Madeleine
and Foam went out this afternoon for SAIL
The schooner yacht Dauntless left this evening
for Glen Cove. Rear Commodore Osgood will Join
her there and fly his pennant from ner mainmast
during the cruise Of the New York Yacht Club.
The New York herald., 1872-08-11
HIP NG NEWS.

Almanac for New YOrk-This Day.
SUN AND NOON. HIGH WATER
Sun rises. 90 Gov. Island. morn 12 3S
sun sets. .......... % Sandy Hook ...eve II So
Moon SETS =. eve 10 20 Hell Gate. .mOA 2 %
The New York herald., 1872-08-11
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF AUGUST.
The New York herald., 1872-08-11

s.s.eC, July se->sacd brig Domenico AusD capponi,
sI Joas' Xh Ans l7c,cared. usehrs Lizzie Irwin,
Sslph,s; Sun Mary Staples, Godfrey, and Ameda te.)
Tgoos, Aug S-ArrivcJ, bark Annie Troop (By) Newell
TuRks ISLANDS July oPsssed BY brig Alice ,Br, Mont
VAirARAiso July 3-In port bark sappho, Wilbur, for
africa, 70 finish llg, thence chncha Islands to load
guano Tor Charleston al SIC per ton
American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug o-saiied, steamship Z Knight
New YORK. brgs u kowiey, Providence Geo Gilchrist,
Sayhrook
BOSTON. Aug e-Arrved. steamer Aries, whcldcn,
Philadelphia brig Angler n Curtis Nickels. Havana,
sehrs Potter, Henderson, Alexandria; Hattie Dow,
Gage, do; n " Foster, Rich, Baltimore; Ada Ames,
fnaSephS Squire, rk dG S so1se Cp
Fsmiih Brown. do J Mccarthy simpson, do: Marga:
re-, Rsinhart Hand do; Sawos Howss do; william :
ine Ehzabcthport, Tangent Shaw, do Union, Doliiver
CIeared-s,eamcrs william Lawrence. HalIett, Balti.
more via Norfolk Giaucus Walden. New York; ship Sat
tara Brl Thomas 81 John NIB barks Oneco, Haskell,
phadel6ha Aquia de log Andss ntaD' EnrSo 90 brigs
Abbott Devereux, Rich Georgetown DC; Jennie Gil.
hey new, Of Boston. ss q tons GiIkey, Gardiner, Me-
to load for Philadeipbia.
Scholarship Portland.
l0th-Arrived steamer Hatteras Lawrence, New York ;
rom Fspnandna dove from PhiisdcpS 's,hn seRps
Bertha from 81 Johns PR James Brown, rom Ponce
Aug Havana sea%s'ps eas Rps WMsryand
Cellan Howes, Boston via Norfolk bark Friedrich vii.
helm SG Freutz Iarragona brigs AdcSide 5rl, Innes
schr Henry n Fisk, Vixen, Portsmouth, NH
cleared-schr Maria Frye, Bunker, Pensacola via
saed-Bris Bride, Demerars; schr Peerless st Johns
PR -,
NE vancisas rh"rndise. Ph,IaGeiphia Fish. from
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Che Gnqnirsr
!. W. BOWEN, Rditor.


1t is a fact not without its
significance that as goes Hamil-
ton County 50 goes the Union.
She voted the Buchanan ticket
in 1856 in October, and
Buchanan was chosen President
in November. In 1860she gave
a small plurality for the Lincoln
nominees, In 1864 she gave a
large majority.that way, and in
1868 voted strongly for the
Grant candidates. Lincoln was
chosen twice and Grant once,
Immediately after her October
victories in their favor. The
Greeley ticket carried the county
by nearly six thousand on Octo-
Der Sth, 50 ! i we are. ii the line Of
safe precedents. Cincinnati En-
qatsrer,Y Iff1 FF(}F PFE(I fl
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-30

-"I voted for Hartranft be-
cause my party compelled me
to-" says John F. Bent, a promi-
nent Pennsylvania, "but the
election of such a man will
stand on record forever as one
of the most disgraceful acts OF
politics" And man who would
knowingly assist in such a dis
grace under the silly plea Of
party necessity ought to have bis
ears cropped, and ought to be
pilloried where honest people
could make faces at him when
ever they went out Of their
houses. Ii -.ttgJ 8LJ--.-yat ,la.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-10-30

1t would seem that the
young men of the country
those who did the fighting du-
ring the late war--are for Gree
ley, and it is certain that they
are the men who are the best
entitled to rule the country.
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There is not remedial agent In the world
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MO ONE
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Strong and Pure Rich Blood--I
crease of Flesh and weight
Clear Skin and Beautiful
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SECURED no ALL
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afffeT IPTTI, NfEniCTNE THAT
Euery Day an Increase ofFlcsh anc
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Scrofula, Consumption, Syphilis In its
many forms, Glandular Disease, Ulcers
in the Throat, Mouth .Tumors, Nodes In the
Eyes, Strumous Discharges from the Ears;
Ernptive Diseases Of the Eyes, Nose, Mouth,
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Not only does the SARSAPARILLIANR RE
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centered in finding out what the
missing scrap contained.
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