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The Portland daily press., 1872-06-25

DANvERs-Ar 10Th, sch Arkansas, Smith, Rock
land
PORTSMOUTH-Ar DIST, schs Mary, Richards,
Hoboken Magnet, Smith, and w Darling, Hatch,
HobOken.
Ar ed schs Yankee Blade, Coombs, South Amboy;
White Sea, JONES' Elizabethport
BATH-Ar odd brig Carrie Purington, Lincoln,
Philadelphia: schs nj ID Marston, Marston, and Fred
Fish, Davis, Portland. and sailed for Gardiner.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ar at Liverpool 2ist ship Alex Marshall. Gardiner
st John, NIB.
Sid 18th. ship Richard III, Wood, Philadelphia.
: Ar at Gibara 10th inst brig Sarah Kennedy, Ray
New York.
At Cat Island 18th inst, sch Laura Webb Hatch
for New York days.
--latest by European steamers.l
Ar at Liverpool 10th inst, VIM NJ Reed, Stinson,
New Orleans.
Sid sth Mayfower, Call, for Boston; Coronet. Kel-
ley, st John, NIB; Ellen Southland, Woodward, New
York; 10th, Nor Wester, Sedgley, for do; Southern
Rights, Weymouth, Boston.
Ent for ldg 10th, s F Hersey, Small for Caldera !;
Wallace Jordan. Philadelphia.
Ar at LoEdon 10th, Ivanhoe, Hughes, Mauritius.
Sid FIN Penarth 7th, Columbus, York, Callao.
Ar at Cardiff Sth, Don Justo Bennett Bordeaux
(and ent out for City Point.)
Sid fin Melbourne April Il, Moses Day, Woodwork.
London.
Ar at Newcastle April 4, Adea Carlton, Carlton,
Melbourne
Sid March 26, Gibson, smalley, Kong Kong.
Ar at Rangoon 7th ult, Hercules, Lincoln, Singa-
pore.
Sid FIN Tarragona 4th inst, Courser, Marsden, for
New York.
Sid FIN Antwerp 9Th inst, Lisbon, Dunning. for
Philadelphia.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-25
[FRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

IRON OUR CORRESPONDENT
B0OTHBAY, June 17-Ar, sch Frank Barker, Wy
lie, Boston.
Sid, sch Caressa Ann, Blake, Western Banks.
June 1S-Ar, sch Sylph, Dunton, Boston.
June 19-Ar. sch Kate McClintock, Hodgdon, from
Western Banks.
june 20zAr, schs K Dresser, Reed, New York;
TookOlita, Reed, Portland
Sid, schs Olive H Robinson, Lewis Western Banks;
II Rowe, Tevenen, do; Diploma, Pinkham Bay st
Lawrence
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-25
DIED.

In this city, June %, Charles Oliver, son of DIR.
Chas. Oliver and Cornelia D. Hunt aged IA weeks.
In Buxton, June o. Alice, daughter of Rev. j. Nj.
Burt, aged "a years months.
In Freeport, June 16, Capt E. D. Griffin, aged GA
years months
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-25
Wanted.

"A NINE passenger concord coach also nine pas
"A senger concord Stage Wagon will be sold very
low. H. MAXFIELD, Waterford, Me.
jnn2is1w
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-25
Are Messrs. Fuller & Harding Straw Bid
derS2

LETTERS FROM ENGINEERS AND PROMINENT
RAILROAD MEN ENDORSING THEIR CREDIT AND
TRUsTwoRTHNEss.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-25
[Argus, Feb 10, 1877.

"We are for the p. & o. railroad, first,
last, and all the time"
EMERY, WATERHoUsE & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-25

MIR EDEToR.-It having been asserted that
the parties who have taken the contract to
build the Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad
were straw men, 1 wish you to publish the ac-
companying letters from responsible railroad
men, who know all about then.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-25

TNO do Homework in a small family; no children /;
work light; situation pleasant; good pay. APP
ply at 1872 EXCHANGE ST. iun25s3t
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-25
Girl Wanted.

A CAPABLE GIRL. Apply at
"A jun25tf DEERING ST
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-25

WHAT TO SAY.
Say some kind word to all you meet,
If anything at all you say,
And pleasantly the humblest greet, EEE
Whom you may pass on LIES broad way;
So happy 1t will make them feel,
To know they're recognized by you,
Remember 1t they always will,
And il they can, repay it, too;
Say to the BOYS who need new "CLOTHEs,"
Coat, Pants, Vest, Hat and Shoes complete,
They'd better buy at GEORGE FENNo's,
Corner of Beach and Washington Street,
ap13sn3m Oh wk jn22 Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-25

Argus, Feb. 10, 1872.
''Dealers in this line drugs, medicines,
paints, oils, dye stuffs and CHEMICALS are
most anxious to see the P. & O. Railroad
opened up" JOHN w. PERKINS & Co.
W. F. PHILLIPS & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-25
SPOKEN.

April 2S, lat SO 20 S, lon 80 IS w, ship Crusader
from Boston for Valparaiso.
April 20, lat A N lon 20 03 W. barque Clara from
Boston for Buenos Ayres.
June 49, lat 43 o. Ion So os, ship Marcia Greenleaf
from Liverpool for Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-25
For Sale.

nFF "Green Island" . Dory. The owner can have
" the same by calling at No. Central Wharf and
paying my charges. CA. b. MORSE & co.
iun25d3t
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-25
MEDIORANDl

Sch E M Branscomb of Calais, recently ashore on
Hampton Beach, has been put on the railway at New
buryport for repairs. Some of her mbers broken
aud her keel and rudder are gone 1t will take two
weeks to repair her.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-25
GRAND EXCURSION 4!

~ Az ~ !
The Methodist Societies of this part of the State
propose to make an excursion the Portland and
Ogdensburg r. r. to ''Marthas Grove Camp Ground',
Fryeburg the 9Th of July next. at which time the
grounds will be formally opened and opportunity
given Societies aud individuals to lease lots for cot
tages and tents.
The grove is beautifully located the bank of the
"Saco', about one mile from Fryeburg Village, and
commands a view of Mountain and River Scenery
that not surpassed by any other in this section of
New England.
Transportation betweenn the Station and the Grove
will be furnished to such desire it, at reasonable
rates.
Cars leave the Station foot of Clark Stu at 745 a.
m. Tickets will be for sale at the Stores of Adam
Lemont, Munjoy; Bailey & Noyes, Exchange st; B.
M. Eastman, 1872 Congress st; and at the the
morning of the excursion. Also at all the Stations
on the line of the railroad at the following rates.
Portland, Stroudwater, WestbrOok 81.
South Windham, Gambo. 9Oc.
White Rock, sebago Lake, Richville soc
Steep Falls, East Baldwin, roc.
Baldwin, West Baldwin, 6Oc.
Hiram, SOC.
Browndeld, 25c.
Center Conway, 25c.
North Conway. 45c.
All will provide their own refreshments, excepting
Tea, Coffee, Milk, Ice Cream, &C., which will be for
sale at fair prices.
Should it be stormy on the 9TH, the Excursion will
be postponed until the following day. -
The public generally are invited to join us on the
OCCASION and the Committee pledge themselves to do
all in their power to make the Excursion an agreea
BILE one to all concerned. AIS
s. r. LEAVIITT,
G. L. KIMBALL,
f. A. SMITH, ..9-
C. A. WALDEN,
ar fts.e Committee.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-25
[FRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

lFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
AT at st John, NIB, 22d, brig Gipsey Queen, Noyes,
Portland.
Ar at Philadelphia 23d, brig San Carlos, Parker,
Sagua. -
Sid FIN Fortress Monroe oath, briggs Abbie Tit
comb, lfrom Baltimore) for Martinique; Wenonah,
(from do) for Portland.
Ship Gen Butler, 1928 tons, built at Thsmaston in
1868, has been sold to Talbot & Co, for $50 900.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-25
To Let.
Picked I'm Adriff.

"A SMALL tenement of four or FIVE rooms to a
"A small respectable family without children; or
the whole house, partly furnshed rent taken in
board. Apply q Wilmot st. jun25slw
New-York tribune., 1872-05-03
PERILs OF NARCOTICS.

John Livingston, age 26, of No. 20 Ainsle-
st. Brooklyn E. D. employed clerk at No sc Westst,
took yesterdays quantity of laudanum at the store,
and soon became insensible. He was removed to the
Park Hospital where the attendant surgeons succeeded
in removing the poisonous drug from his stomach, and
eventually the patient recovered. He claims TO nave
taken audanum TO aay the pain Of nervous alec
ton. - ....
Henry Smith Richards age &c, OF No. 222 West Fifty
secOnd-st, died from nervous exhaustion. yesterday,
supposed have been caused by excessive use OF NOR
nIpue
New-York tribune., 1872-05-03
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.

FRIDAY NAY
Halifax n closed at the NewYork Post Otce every
FRIDAY at oeock D. L. Steamship Portland, Me- on Sat
uTdavs
Pruuisa Mail only by the Williams GuOn and
Ipman Line Steamships -
SATURDAY MAY T.
Liverpool steamship City Of London,
l10O a. Supplementary Mail Oh Pier No. $ NJ L., Is
epeed at Loo IN. g.,
IAN Letters deposited Supplementary Mail must be prepaid with
double POSTAGE
A PIusnAn Closed NAL = sent by this line.
steamship Weser,
dose at IL m A German Mail only direct by this line -
Mails for France and Hsye per steamship ahngton, will
eese a. II -
Mails States via Chrstanssnd and sen steam
ship Prsnkhn. close At II a
Mails for Key West by the steamship Aradne close at NJ
SUNDAY, MAY 5.
Mails close al IL O'Clock The fosOfoe open from
- 70 II e. N
New-York tribune., 1872-05-03
THE CONNECTICUT VALLEY RAILWAY
T. ;s a noteworthy fact that some OF ou

II is a noteworthy fact that some oi oui
most inportan railways closely parallel TO- OF along
che line OF nayigabe water courses To person un-
.nservant OF the rules which govern the success o,
railway enterprises wOuld seem that roaus
roust necessarily labor under heavy ulsaus
arising from the competition by water carriage 70 d mod
they are exposed The fact that freightS can pe
by water more cheaply than by ran might NOT -,
ally be expected 70 prove detrimental 10 tne
reads that are open to this competon fet tne
Of such lines as the II Hudson River ana Harle' %
Grand Trunk aud Great western OF DattaH", att,tnr,
aud other leading lines exposed 10 thc conloo w H
of river lake or canal navigation, seems hos " 70
rcted in fhe least thereby. In seeking the reasons
which account for this seeming anomaly 10 gay % not
Of the interruption through the Winter months Ect -
unavoidable 10 inland navigation 1t Is apparent ,aa &
tendency Of our internal commerce IS more anu
strongly toward the movement OF Irelghts py
IN preference to water carriage. RAILROADS nave WeIt
Mich monODozed the passenger traffic. excepting that VI
excursioniss and pleasurefeekers; ana the egco!es
of business demand speedy and direct transports
lion OF freiChts than the limited facilities OF lahu nav
raton afford This tendency has received recent nlus
tratfon i'm the success which has followed the complexion
of the Connecticut Valley" Road This railway run
ming along the line of the Connecticut RIVER lron h
ford to Saybrook the Sound has only been IN
aince last Summer yet its business already eXceeas Ie
through which this line passes have previously pee et
destitute OF railway facilities. and having soIe iGts
their need now yield this road cordial support E i
managers state that the road is already Wln pai
eouipment earning than 10 per cent on ts sto'
heside the interest bonds. in excess OF running eA
pepses and are confident that when the ROAD Is iuy
equipped a stin better showing will DO made.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-03
ITHE PURLIC HEALTH.

The Board of Health received, yesterday,
number Of complantss with regard to filthy streets
Residents in the vicinity of East onehundred-and-
tenth-st complained of open sewer in that street
between Second and Third-aves. The attorney was
directed TO prosecute B. F. Beelman for allowing te
cellars Of Nos II and Bowery to be occupied as human
habitatons; Otto Zorn, FOR rendering fat at No. 2oS
West Thirty ffth-st, and other persons Tor various
onenses Commissioner Manierre offered resolution
that the services Of the Assistant Health inspectors
shonld be dispensed with, as the fund at the
disposal Of the Board exhausted. Lost
Commissioner Manierre offered resolution that the
Board of Health should petition the gsature TO appr0
pirate 500 900 anticipation of epidemic Laid over
A communication was received from maTsetmen In
Washington and West Washington Markets, complaining
OF the accumulation Of flth the dumplngground at
the loot of Veseyst Residents OF East NlneysAthst
complained that the sreetcearng contractor was using
ashes and garbage fill up the sunken lois IN that Vcln
ity The saughter-houses Of Jacob sidden ana NJ DO
heny q Co. IN East Forty y-fthst, between second ana
Thirl-aves. were complained OF as tthy. resolution
was passed requesting the Common Council 10 cause
Baxterst from Grand to Chatham-sta Mulberry-stv
from Houston to Chathamst.; Park-st, from Mott to
Ceutre-st and Pearst from Broadway to Chatham-st'
10 be paved with Belgian pavement. Residents or IN
wOOd-OnHudsO complained of the unframed condltOh
of the surrounding country The following comparative
statistics were submitted; - u
&s9 ..s,ng 10, r'saA Typhoid Ssi' 81 M'5il'' 1sI' ss-
Al u IL 90 70
New-York tribune., 1872-05-03
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OP EBw YORK .

PORT OP EBw- YoRK. RK................r..........MAr2
CLEARED.
ssss%.sP Missouri cu &sne Steamship
Steamship Es1's DOaSe phsdeDis LOliard Steamship Co.
sss.: g D yobn.S rSfsS $d1aa j. p Aas Bss
Steamship Annie steen Chester and Wilmington DEL Abbott
Steamship Philadelphia, Jones. Philadelphia
Bar. bertha Marion & BI Aver s,l LysTSgo ysn L M''' sooa
W. Bars (Br Dawson, CAdI and Seville j. De Wolf
Bsl BdlenA CG,r) wiegard Savannah Punch Edye Co.
Bng Catherine (Br.l shearer ssonea Geo y Bal,ey
Bhs AeIsHdeI Eciels Pcteisen Havana James wsk Co
e S1Ie'ps sSst s:: JSAfs %%ngSS Row, S r'"
sebr Pn J. BsOn, Seare. Hsrbor Island b. j. Weinberg
SeSi Dolphin tBf Hudson New Orleans wadkoo
sehr storm pstrel DAVIS Glcosssr JOhA IhgAAm Co
ARRIVED.
Steamship Anglia tB Small Glasgow April 20 via MOvine 2 with
Ship Charlie, (Beg LecheTe Antwerp 50 days in ballast
ss s S S.a S J9;rea.ss days. & sh S Iron
BE sam Shepherd (O Turks snd kvsu' cenfuego IS days.
ChAs POree. Of Posnd Sweet sagua II days with sugar
BsII sarsh A. Staples stou, ssgua II days with sugar
Bng ssrab Crowe Br Morris Johns Is Digs With sugar
Bng NJ Herrers (Br French CieHfugos days with sugar
sh Jeeph oste. tOf BADgO oEes saTsnAs "a days with hides
Webb Brewster Georgetown. C.. days. With naval
soBoosEss-BIyEa AND oouTwsK
S rsr' y.s9nI SsSIs.s'wn C. En- Bsasce Als.aadh'
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosrOs May 2-Al steamship HeTeus from EswYori, bark
FOREIGN PORTS.
xsa ny .ns s:a M sa.n Liz .: s. E SrSs.
ss Jos.. from Aps 70 set for MseoSl sd here ssS.
scInasrros Nay TIE German LLOYD. .ts,m.aU Bremen
Lcayg from New York April 20 for Bremen Osebet this port this
Moviax My aTe Allan Line steamship SsssOr.s Aird from
Baltimore ApIs for Liverpool arrived here today The Lane
Hw Lsss" snip hsUs s~ EsnA PassI
New-York tribune., 1872-05-03
LAWYER CHARGED WITH PERJURY.

Joseph NJ. Dickson, lawyer, having an office
IN Broadway was arrested yesterday on charge Of per-
jury in having that he had served the notice OF
foreclosure of mortgage on Rosanna Murray Elizabeth
Murray Hugh Reid Patrick Fitzgerald, Thomas
Wheeler John H. Haggerty w. s. McIvaine, ID. q. Har
rman and Ann DAILY, defendants in suit in the Su-
preme Court Of this county. Ann DAILY testhes that no
summons was served her, for the reason that on the
day named, she in Albany A bench warrant was>
issued by the for the arrest OF Dickson
and he was subsequently released IN 5000 Dall The
friends OF the accused claim that he served the summons
by mistake on "a sister OF Ann DAILY.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-03
srAATs's SILVER AMALGAMAToR.

Yesterday, at the assay Office of f. E. Bur-
hngame the finest' piece Of silver bullion that
has ever been taken out by anagamation in this or
any Territory If this amagamator (Saats's) sue
ceeds In saving percentage OF the assay value OF ores
proportonate with the high degree Of ineness, we be-
eSCak for it general adoption among our mlllnen AS
time permits il intention TO watch THIS amalga-
matOr, and gave ii a thorough examination.
ICcntral City (COlOrado) Register.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-03

TRAINS LEAVE NEwYoRK
'tF fos Miori ii S sd Fass rel Southport and w..,pe s
N" fs s;ss south sH So9s.l o9s .so m ls @ @ s
S.S isl S.s:s s; I'll Sis e. s:s
.S sS1 kn sn ss s s!s. s M lS tI m I'M .A.s s
For Gr.cnrieh .Idin,smsii.ss stations ii''oa m ni ss
So snuS.y M, III Tram -, leaves rwen,euth SswYsr "1p for
Boston N. both s'r'setos seossRcfsS sRs RI sSif TsaS
f. f. Boston 7: sssassfis sssss hss 81
For River R.iroad m r;i'p nsO s'HAaaD''a'
for Hartford Pco,aene ,sd rsAi s.lr9. - % p.I ss
EoI Ssriisvsn and SortSsap.ss Railroad North
'gs psf H.Vso sSdsso-u and Railroad W 's
a For % iiS Hoasssonie Z nj Ratro.d Ca m and ?. n
sis. ss:at % n. a
IoI NsT Canaan R.irS. n s ,na'% .n And also Sun
y MANI 4s s's:sss 'i LIN: :'''fSS
sslps Is.'s. sst s,:. o. . :
r. .es Dsis: =: sj,s
Is s :h Z SS;4
NEW;YoRMK, RI GENTRAL AND AND M MUps1S !, {,!,
Thrsseh Tran: win leave from Ne" Depot F'Sr's ''A S'"'
s%a ce.es ..d Ms.t,.s, EIs,s:' With p"-''s''. 60"
1880 mr. Special css.ss EIprs With Dr..nssu can Bas.s
,o,.s n. SoIiler. and Western KIy.s.. ..,.,.
81. s ssss. Ts, s,y sas'' viii s,-r.h
sOo % Sapr-.s with ssspinsesn for ssd
500 N Pssse Erprsss wtn sieeppecan Rochester,. Bass
snd Elassrs Falls, also Tor Chicago via both AID e.
Railroads. and r St. Louis via Toledo leaves On saaisU
II 90 M Esurs.s With ssepingesr Troy and Albany
Yopies Trains Thir,tast AIDE hsreioior
'''N G. u. KENDRICK, General Passenger Assst
NEW. JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT Of
ssT 80 g.. s so - & M. s q:
4: Tos s. 6: Iii szsT F.; sas.ofs s.ssss
Ii. SOUTH $50 silver pslss: ssn wsst.s.
WEST Pesnsyvanis Railroad $50 ssa 80. sas sao.
R.tsbsrgh Chicago Lsuv without hssg vss
Palace attached soee daily ssi ~. tsssA f
borxh Cine,raa Lssise b. Lea wiAsst sA<AS~ Silver
Palace attached 70 the s snd run ure~gh on New
Yo wsse. CAisss wAo.s hssss rshes ~ sas ~
Of Dssbrossss a. fsss q Corandtst. s.d w Brss1vsS
rw RANKIN d.. Dtsi'. Y. AZ. W. ,ileIsoa a e-as,~
COUTH SIDE 4. R. OF L. /.
An..ss.s. ssssssns oss !" i hsa nssssvss ~
80 n. s.r P:.shssss stare fer ssnpsr ~ ns PASa
a >. EIprsss fAeAsGas G s eslSsst ~ rssA
sS lce...asass ios lap, s'sssA PsssSss 6assSayS
so D n Bshyes Asssansdases m
Ga , n. Aeconnedauoa fer nsniek.
Ihs EN ana 10 q As $50 ~ ssN n tshs sssasaa
vsisy sEsas ~ Resk,.sI "a Hs.Rs.ssl
1A~sW~ i D.fl.f u.t l...NI
New-York tribune., 1872-05-03
BrcokIpn nral Gstatc for Gale.

FOR SALE-A two-stoIy, attic, and base
newly painted, gas hrtu heater &c sire Of lot Dro feet VITA
tgostory stable will be sold for cash Apply the
premises leo Twh between Third and FoarhaEes g. BToos'
lvn.
EOR SALE-Three brick HOUSES, just fin
hd rooms and cear with modern improvements 2s9 Fonr.
teen between Rh sirtbves South BrOoa price 800
to S30 terms very j. '" hooNi'
New-York tribune., 1872-05-03
HIEIATURR ALMANAC

l6 659 Moon 3l0
Sand, HOOK 49, l2 lsand.. 50 Hell Gate 653
DAy-P.
Cows IslaDd.... 53 Hell Gate Ferry. E20
New-York tribune., 1872-05-03
Cost ano fonn6.

NOTICE.-BONDS Nos. 100 and 121, for g., 900
IN each, Of the SOLDIERS AID PUND, isDsd By The City Of
Broehn STOLEN from the subscriber the h az I5e ub
he cautioned ssInn peestsstns tbtn JOHN 6OhTfOkT.
Eev.u6ecbt u
New-York tribune., 1872-05-03

COURT CALRSDARS-THs DAY =. c.,.,
RupuxrE CouRT-CHAxBKRs BRADY, "opens a. ~ "' ~
,,. 1872 ea' oAi'T ise Callahan ast o'Rourke
IeS Nickerson agt Philips 2VO''fo'er ~ "e
Isl. .ieNett sgt Bronson ct al o,. yonrn, and
NaRINs CoURr-TRIAL TKRN-PARr L-tVNi''' -
u.o c. ,s SsleoSs " ai YensS Guerenheim art Cans
Hamilton sgt BuTnham yr's' svn 81 Spisr
e9nl Woods sgt Campbell ~ 'vove v n. snssine
1881 Asgun sg Potter Sa' ~ 'hhv 'MoS rrt he Atlantic
S674. Bell sgt Cohen. 9Vso' NJ M q & &C.
s" SsfhlSt sSI ooe9 ehem agt the Iwm'een
Lyon sgt DAMN o,oo vant 80 ADAMS
eaa .BOrnell agt Crcpsey ~ usistrsn art PretL
AS7 Kob All. Collins 9io1 Hsxman All. Undlenhem.
g08 .Hseh Brtnbcrg sios Tsns ,rt FARRELL
ec9. Baue agt pntieA eIoS Manhal agL Broetvsy
.Rstxe sg- HggnS siOS Ssnonseu ait LsnggA,h
pos De Mlt agt koehler 'i''
Lane Agt. Balney soTovlng IA the Cal.
CoUKT OF APPSAL$-AIBANt' ooi als 26l
Nay 3: Nos ~, z5'' ~'' ~ - 80 '
New-York tribune., 1872-05-03
BRAMHALL, DEANB & Co..
6teamboats and Railroads.

PASSENGER NOTICE.--NEW and ONLY
fGsR fASSasss H. hss r
MOUNTAINS and IfrH6ST shTi}SFe CHANCE OF CARS
tEn&sfH aIEs Rail foSSHss has
NILES E 1 nd @Ss MsaS ERSa r.
r. Lowell R. birmingham and Lowell R. Mans
sss s1.sf s9 sRss
BRISTOL and rRovrDFScE forming
and SSscSR6 lowell AND FALL RIVER LIMB
so Tss 1s % Line s ms Iss % 6 jersey
Ferry tli. Line leave NewYCrl oeoei arriving
:s % .ss wis. ss T: f Sss
ss 'i;.1;: .ss' ss' 's Man.
caaSSaRiiy saaSsS hiii;sps saD D.'sssss cssos ca
sM4sEi SE4Sp SssS sse H sae bas Railroads
bSSsssn b6SSE si Sa Sff'y n. ~ sssGsc
DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
The % S. at oa 6Si DEW nd DEss
The - .ss: N ~ %saSY sms
to :sss s.siyisf sss
fsrassh q. onss The Wharf Ds,s
70 d:snssS received d.pfsi
NORTH RIVER and NEW-YORK STEAM
BOAT M s.p sas. for Tel s, s s
:, f y1s, II T r1 .a
Hsysfsrswi ALEXIS at isd- Bnekwcod Yonksr Hssugs
Ferry Ington T. Town. and Nyack Eyaek and Town fsy
with II. 4. trains LANk At
NITIZENS' EVENING LINE STEAMERS
% LBAsf !s md TROY ~ %.s " sussYDs ss M
THOMAS POWELL leave Pier ~ foot spring st. daily Saturdays
eIcrpted with oil trains goiug north
Tickets sold and baggage checked 70 al points Rsns
and ssratoga and Troy and Boston Railroads
A LBANY AND TROY LINE STEAMERS,
"A landing At cATsKILL ron PIE. a. n T. DAILY tssurd.ys
VASDERBILT and CONNBCrlCUT connecting With railroads al
stations North viii leave above At Freight ss
rrduosd ratea c. D. HAHCOx, General Assst
EALL RIVER LINE,
BRISTOL, PROVIDENCE,
Cant A a. SIMHOHa Capt B. n SIMMONA
From Pier 30 foot Of Chamben For tickets and dAe
rooms apply So and Twesg ~ ss1
Brossvsy and No. Cesrtst. BreoilTn or q the Pier
n. r. sIhoHS, Managing Director
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.--Fare,
si IS ssssneu iPechsp for NsvHaven 3;is I'D II
D n. connecting with the rAilrosd
E,OR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housa-
III tssc asA NaasAtssk RAirada FaN 81 Htsansn says
OsAsiss- ~ Ssss. ~ bisss WsseaJp ssssvtstA
New-York tribune., 1872-05-03
Anftion Sales OF Real Gstate

ADRIAN H. MULLER, AuctobeeE
UCTION SALE of beautiful VILLA
n PLOTS and an elegant RESIDENCE Highlands Of West
chester Co. near Cenrsve and McCombs Bhdge-ApkAN H.
MULLER WILKINS CO., will sell at ancton on TUESDAY
Nav 4 al o'clock Exchange Ssesoom III broadway 10
VILLA PLOTS situate is junction with Cen
County within Eve minutes walk OF Nc
Combs bridge land high and has commanding water aud inland
and attic soue man.
son ir.tcas, 25O fsI feet For hesth
nn Of location beauty scenery and Of the aboyede
OF Wehestef
County bond and mortsase MAPS al
AuconeeTs No Pinest or o. the once OF " H.
CRUGER Grand--t, NJ Y too92l
New-York tribune., 1872-05-03
COURT CALBSDARS-THls DAY. r.,
A.....s q. ln 4. m.-Nal

denied without cOsts with MaeAy'st h'eie'
.-See memorandum for counsel
New-York tribune., 1872-05-03
NEW-YORK AND NEw-HAvEN RAIL
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY y, ISL

Pasepg., NevYork Of Twenty sevenhs srd
Fourhave. Entrance Twenty seventhsL
New-York tribune., 1872-05-03

WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW YORK CORK AND LIVERPOOL
NEW AND PULI-POWEKBD STEAMSHIPS.
TIE SIX LARGEST IN THE WORLD
OCEANIC. BALTIC ADRIAT1C.
REPUBLIC, CELTIC ATLANTIC,
$3.50 burten-J000 h. D. each
Sailing from New Yok SAT- TURDAYS Liverpool THURS
DAYS Cot HsTbor the day following
ATLANTIC. SATURDAY. May L. at 90o .. m.
BALTIC. SATURDAY. MAY II. at 7:3os
RRPUBLiC. SATURDAY. Nay 49, at 2:o0p m
OCEANIC. SATURDAY May rs. At 7:3o a. m.
Prom White Dock Pavora Pefry Jersey City
Passenger accommodations flor all czGse unvad combining
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT.
Saloons smoking and bathrooms mhhp
felt Bsrgeon< ewsrdessss
RATEs-ssloon GEO. gold. steersse currency Those wish
from the Old Country obtain
prepaid certificates $3j, currency
Pssseng booked 70 or from parts America Hamburg
Norway, Bweden, India, Australia Chna, Sc
BIcnTsion tickets granted at lowest rstea
Drafts from II upward
inspection plans and other information syp the Conpanys
snees. No 10 Broadway kew.Yort J. H. SPARKS. Agent
New-York tribune., 1872-05-03
Brooklpn 31ropertp to Eet.

BROOKLYN })ropertp to Eet.
ITO LET-sutable for a large family or
boarding house-O6 waren-st. Fiith-ave bres house
asoy and FPuch attic rooms all Improvements, and IN good
nexhborhood rutland 4 WHITING, Bsekmanst
TTO LET-lsent, $3.50, three-story high -stoop
brick HOUSE. order all improvement i6 Classon,se near
Madison-st RULAND Il WHIIlS1 ? oeeknAnse
ITO LET, foot South First-st., Williamsburgh-
DOCK and BUILDINGS suitable for gram esyang storage or
Wholesale -four and feed Inquire there oil CHAPMAN