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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-10-18
Letter from Liberty Twp, on the Stu.
ati0n-Their First Meal OF
"CrOW," &c.

The following letter from. Mr.. DoEEELLY
concerning the frauds committed upon the
Republican ticket In the South part of the
county, will explain itself
PoRTAGE. Oct. 10, 1872.
Mr.. JAS. n. YfERcE.-D Dear Sir: Being q
citizen of Liberty township, and Republican,
! fsel II my duty TO say something concerning
the fraud by which you lost the vote Of
Liberty, Portage, Henry, aud Bloom in the
contest last Tuesday. On tue evening pro
oading the election delegation from Bowling
Green, composed Of men from both parties,
came 10 our town and represented that Perrys-
burg was making local issue the rule Of
che day, and had gotten up q "DollY Warden"
ticket, printed copies OF which they had with
them, and which they pledged themselves
were printed at Perysburg, and would be
by Perrysburg electors, irrespective Of
party. Believing this to be the facts, went
into the esBtest on Tuesday and eat my Grst
meal Of "Crow,"- distributed our tickets all
day With your name erased, and told every
body that you and Morse were running cheek
by jewel in the interests of the old county seat
did this 10 good faith ! as did the represent
saiYe men OF the party in the other townships
mentioned. That you and your friends should
feel VlndictiFe towards US poor dsuded devils,
II . natnral consequence, But in treasuring
op wrath sgAinst tbs day Of wrath ] sincerely
sbQPs that nothing may eo laid to the charge
- Af Wilson. He had no part nor lot In the
gsttsr. He has always said 10 biz friends
abst II be could not be elected without uacriRc.
ibg others who were as fairly before the people
- bjnsOlf, he would prefer defeat. That he
should be embarrassed with the thought that
any srue Republican reflected upon him as
having resorted to any irickery or barter to
secure bis own election, would be doing him
great injustice.
For myself and my friends who unwiiHngly
n!srePrsssu,ed you, have only to say, that
We are glad We are deceived, for that we now
know Perrysburg meant to keep faith with
us.
10 the 8AAeiua Slao.orum OF Mr. Sentine!.
tho bogus tickets were printed and Bowling
Green, scratched our back aud we scratched
As7.. YouTs, truly,
r.. NJ. DOHNELLY
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-10-18
FIFTH DEPARTMENT.

class xHx-stOves-No Entries.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-10-18

1t is remarkable fact that in near all
the counties in Ohio where the " Liberals "
were reported to be springing up as thick
as sprouts around the locusts, that the Re-
publicans have made heavy gains. In
Summit county, which was boastfully
pointed to as the stronghold OF GREELEY
ISM, the Republicans have majority of
a,3l6, gain of sol over last years vote on
Governor. In Fulton county, where dis
affection occurred early in the campaign,
End some of the defeated candidates in
convention Qike DIR. RoGERs) became
very Liberal in their views, the Republi-
can majority is 1904 against 654 in 1871
The Republicans Of Van Vert county have
also elected ali of the Republican cnnnts
ticket, except Recorder
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-10-18

The next Annual Session of the Grand
Division of Sons of Temperance of Ohio,
will be held at PerrysviIle, Ashland coun-
ty, on Wednesday, the 30th inst, COM
mencing at 10 A. NJ; and not on the 23d
inst, as previously advertised. Half-fare
arrangements have been made with some
OF the Railroads
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-10-18

The Democracy attached to their Congress
siopal campaign III thi. District a whisky issue,
and they need not be surprised II in future cam
ysigns they hear from 1t again, 10 a manner
not At all satisfactory. For when II is fairly
understood that this is the main point Of contest,
there is little question which party will 60 to
the WALL Toie.o Journal
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-10-18

Notwithstanding the GRANT "under-
tow" has come very near swallowing up
the GREELEY ''tidal-wave" in the late elec-
tions, the Lib-Dems. in this vicinity are
mastering their forces for another grand
charge "along the lines" Let every Re-
publican be prepared to receive them on
the point OF the hayonet, and assist them
on board the staunch old boat "New De-
parture," which has been chartered for the
last excursion of the season cup Salt
River
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-10-18
SIXTH DEPARTMENT.
Glass XIV. Needle and Artificial
Work.

Work.
Mrs ID II Vance best display ornamental
needle work OF any kind ...-- -. 3 90
Mrs II l. Thorndike best display worstcd
work - 80. ------ 90
Mrs Samuel Brown best worsted mat. l 90
Mrs ThorndIke I'd best do -..- so
do best wOrsted shawl. l 90
Alice Mnton best specimen Of ta,ting.-.. 90
Carissa Inscho % best do do -. so
Mrs John Tyler best What Not -..-.. SO
Betsy McColley best specimen Of worsted
needle work -.---..-.,.--- .-.-. l 90
Mrs Samuel Brown best specimen Of hair
unWefs i w
Mrs Henry Warner I'd best do do do 30
Mrs d II Vance best specimen Of needle
work I'm silk 80 .---..-.-..--, 90
Hannah Tyler best sPecinen artificial
nOWfrs---. .----.-----. l %
Hannah Tyler best specimen shell work 90
do do do bone do 90
Eva Gum best cotton crotchet tidy ----, l 90
Mre A N Sheide best ornamental needle
WoTk..-,.-.--. -----'.-.- .-.- s--- w
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-10-18

The editor of the Sentinel does not con-
denim the fraud practiced upon the Re-
publican voters Of the south part of the
county, but on the contrary justifies it,
There is too much Democratic filthy lucre
tthe flthiest kind-that obtained through
usury), which ia the power behind the
throne, to allow him to apologize for the
most contemplate fraud ever practiced
upon the voters OF this county.
We shall refer more fully to this subject
next week.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-10-18

A meeting of the "straightouts" took
place at Columbus on Wednesday of last
week, and resolution was adopted to call
. Convention to meet in that city on next
Tuesday, the 22d inst, to nominate an
OCoNoR electoral ticket. Dent do it,
We want to see straight fight between
GRANT and GREELEY.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-10-18

The Annual Session Of the Masonic
Grand Lodge of Ohio, opened its session at
Columbus on Tuesday. Addresses were
delivered by Grand Master NEwcoMB and
Deputy Grand Master BATTIN. The at
tendance of delegates is reported very
large. WILLIAM CROOK, Esq, Worship-
iul Master OF Phoenix Lodge, Perryaburg,
is in attendance.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-10-18

Every colnmn Of newspaper contains from
$4,000 70 1900 distincl. pieces Of type, the dis
piaesmsns of any one Of which wosld cause
blundsy or typographical error. And yet SEINE
people lay claim to remarkable smartness II they
can discover an eFTor in a newspaper, Whea
such people nnd wera with wrong letter IN
Il, they arc 80 sure that they could spell that
single word right. that they are happy for a
6bole day,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-10-18

A private letter from Capt. L. B. BLINN,
Clerk Of the Distr;st and Circuit Courts Of
Tama county, Iowa, informs us that that
State is good for her standard Republican
majority of 10000, with probability OF an
additional 10000 for GRANT and WILSON
on the 9Th of next month,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-10-18
Glass xXI-GraIn.

class xx-mechanIcHI Arts-Ns
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
p1SOrNcFPS SIZED


Foa LTvTRPooIIn steamship Mnnesoa My e-N Jessphins
g. T. smith A. b strange hrs Mn stang Miss siraos
Ger.oH Grant Albert ana IS " S1ingSn y ~, ~ an 49, y A. & ne NJ:
Henry Oliver M Stephenson Dr Hooer MI
LAYERS Nj and Mr FIed Hor hIs blsne Sonn S1lnp ~ a.
Hutchinson Mn Evans and infant iTs SiL seymour la lay
or BrDe W. Jennings Leland Joscan Rev ana Mrs Henry
A Dows M W. X Kitchen. M and Mrs T. Hume Dr.
and A. Wright Mrs L0uisa Parsons Mn Alice L. AeAister
al a. Alice and Master McAlAster.
FOR LIvERPOOL-In steamship seoia, Nay s-Mr Snd Mrs
Nj Mrs A. campbell Herr Naterhone h0h-
fh Mr. maid 3rs. SOthn M and Nm W J. Flor
enoe Miss HiI Leonari T. NJ y H. Hill Mss Bennet
Douglass Bly,. Mrs : A. Howe aus and ehl M ana
Leeh Miss Ieeoh Nj T. Gunther Mrs j. ROen
M and Mrs sraon and nurse M aud Nj a = SUI
Mis- j. Peek Miss A. Willard NJ and Mrs T D. BOsrdmsn,
6. CoInfed, H. e. Wheees Mr. Gamoe Mr. and Mrs
C. Schureit h. Jacobs, A. Benamn. Mis- J Ptsse Mr.
And Ms P sedeFoysr Dr. LeT9, M ms, B. rass Pas
T A TYsaby Miss Tiffany n T. TiHanv Mr. ard Mrs NJ s.
Smith Mrs D. H. Wckhan Mr. ana Mrs LDIlBcot and
N-s Burg daughter A. Blackburn. g. Gackneyer Miss <
Diet1 Mrs ). Homnaes NJ and Mrs H. Corning p
BaIev MsEts- Bailey r. Bailey Mr. W Rohne-,
J. 5 p WereE p Aeeha1n M and AFs & M
HoibrooE Mr. R L. Perrin N. Bsrnws n Barnes.
C. NJ Perlu K Clarion Crosse W H. Bei6en Hy Morgan and
Col Prentice Mrs MoDyoot Mrs W LAndA. Mrs Fsirchd,
E. withAm: T. One Miss Been A3set Beasn
H. g Carter W P Hazard DAVIS, H. Raymond s O. Brown
e. CsspnH A. Barnett wife children infant and nuI,e
M Quincy, ehdrn and NJ And Ms W. a. Read
MI and M J. Bates Msior-eu Peunvpseker J. NJ. Hall g..
Morrison Kssam Ars ". Merritt ThOs T. Read Miss
] Sehevier Bishop GeCokev Mrs. c. NJ Beach,
/. ssnadnlh a. PesseA T. Corbn Hon j. Bayard A. NJ
susng Howell Howell M srakerek and manservant
b. Fsc0BeI O. Hubie T. A. Kqnkudt r. Wing DI l. J. Jof-
vel Z v. Wbeeioek Mr. Ms POse, :. Welsh NJ BenHet
ssc servants, Ms S II. Brewster
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
pASOFNGERY APPUFD.

PROM LrvERPOoI-In steamship Java NAV IA Durkee and
Miss Durkee Mr. SivemAn J. d. Phlhps G.
Prft n Clarke Karsk p J. MAden. K A. KeOwn, MI Big
low = Plat, A. T. Graves, g Perk9s Jah MI MADDOX
Esr r Simpson Jabe wsler Mr. hslins. T. Barclay
/ Law M B Walker Reardou Jsdy G. badway Mrs c.
Van Brunt C. J. Clark Mrs J. Bnie0t Mss NJ Endeot
A. B. NJ C. Crowoer and mad Capt W
sou and LSv M J. s. COnl M G. Slater Mr. j. Brms Mr q
Mormon Mr. M J. MacknAe Mr. lame and
lsd M Thomson J. Dagsh Mr.. W. NJ Cfowder, Mr g. b.
T. brown Il Z Whitenan lady, and child, Mr. J. Watts Nj
IIugo Walter W Thatcher NJ B. G. Hermann Master HubbeL
PROM HAvRE-In steamship vile de Pars May eMrS Gen
Thomas Miss PeAs, Mrs Deaunay. Miss Oliver Mn
Olre chIlre1 Austin AS Hughes Mrs. Lon
M Banks children and Mr. and
us. Boysn Miss PaysOn Ms Pason and maid DeEhy
CArn Hutchinson Royal Southwck M honrose t.
Le Cte de POurtay servant, MTS Alien MI
Boageiot Mr. Bougelot, "Jeanne' NJ ~ AVey behe IL. n
RnSs Mrs Eagenie Bounabon Mr. Msure Mr. Guiee Mr.
GUILE Mstre Mr. Msie Nj AauTy dTs H. K5GIe and three
ehdren Zurngh Mrs Cbey Ar Carlton MI "e1nAnn Mr..
Rebsur Rehaur child Mr. BsUsseaT Mr. CbuIet four
C e POuTtay M Gerard dr. Danpniloi Nj JeToa
and others
FROM HAMBURG-In steamship Hammonis, May al hArrsen
and Carl Sehefeh JOs Mailer, Will Zeiss Jos
H. MOulior Clara WinkleI and children Emma Ase
Arnoh IT, BsG wn wen1e, Condor RObt Melville pI
Keller Jan. Nessr. Mr. sauman wife Mr ReohSFd, krs
Mr Chase. and Others The second cabin.
PROM BREAEN-n steamship HGnsa May S-Theobah Bntres
children Bs1ngardt Jacob Wlac and fam
Mr. Martin, MI kyAn Aa Harrison 9s Somners
ard children Mn Root and ehihren.
PROM HAvAYA-In steamship Cleopstra Shnck G. W.
Chas L J. Eusbv.
randi children, e and a. Gss AGgLLei H. NOOdwsrth,
bss H. NJ barbour
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
rrIrRSDAY- MY 2.

THURSDAY MAY T.
Mails m urops va Plymouth Ch boug and Hamhurs peT sesp-
shp Thu iua 1.aV Sop9fuen4y MAJ on fiei ~
TO- o ranl ST. HoOoken, closed at EO0 NJ . 81,
Jan cepotea Supplementary Mails n DC prepu N'l
oeahle posta-e.i =. 81.
ee at a n Supplementary MAJ Pier No " r. elosea a.
z-O ID "a
Aw. FOR Valfrx s closed az NevTnrf Post OTee every
Frday steasnP sAl Hon Portland Me- 'n sal
Pruan Closed Mail Is ony BY the Williams Guion and
lnInsD Lane Steamships
SATURDAY. MAY Il -
and Liverpool
a, Byookn lose Al M enentaTy Mail By ilas vessel
Steamship a. l. Al a m. from Pier Ne - n X
A PrqsS an Closed Nails sent bv thi7 fne
Mas German stsiss wa SOUTHAMPTON and bnen oy 9e
.s,nShp Rhein Supplementary Mail on fer Loot
OF frt Hoholen is closed ~ steamship sas at p n
A Direct German Mail u sent by tins nne o.,
1A ee deposited ID Supplementary Nal be prepaid with
double postage
Na for West Indies steamship CleopstA close
.
Mails Key West hy TIE steamship Geo W Cyde close at n
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09

"a eeventhave be regulated and graded, the curb and
cutertones set and the sidew alks tagged where not
That lamps be lighted on both sides Of Ninety4hrdst'
between second and ThirLaves. -,
paved we'd with Belgian or trap block pavement.
HTirnative-Ass,Stapt Aldermen Foley. o'Brien,
Calvin, ReOnson Krans Coddingtonl SGSsH, Cum
istv McDouald schwsrtz and The President-la-
That street lamps be hgn.ea N Dill pr4vs
hftrmatiVe ~ Assistant Aldermen Foley. o'BneIp'
1ev Wade IIftieaeid' Gels simonson, Cumisky, Nc
DOuald, Schwartz and the President-l6 .. ~ r..
RIVER he reSulated and graded the curb and gutter
stones set, and tne sidewalks h"sSou "Ns' ""' "N'
By the following vote: ro,.- o,1-,o.
Affirmative Assistant Adernen FGey sr1eR
PincKnev Wade. Littleheld. Ges simonson' CumiSky'
McDonald schwartz and the fresluent-lt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Alderman Connor-L
That two Boulevard amps be placed ana hshted In
front OF the building Of Grammar School No. %
htsrmative = Assistant Aldermen Foley, oBrien,
wade ConnOr. Littleheld, Gels, simonson Mcdonald,
Schwartz. and the President-l6. -
Neutrality-suspicious. Aldermen Plnekney ana Cuin'
Tbaf One an twenty tliri-st from First TO
eecond-ave be paved with Belgian or trap block pave
nv the following vote:
1ihrTnative-Assstant Aldermen Foley, O'Brien Rob
inson Kraus Coddington. sraek Piaclmey, Wade Con
ner, LAttlehed, Gels sIIuonson, Mcdonald sch"ar]'
Negative-Assistant Aldermen Calvin Healy, and
Cumisky-3.
LAID OVER.
Preamble with resolution, that hereafter the street
Cleaning Commission directed TO have all ashes, drt
and garbage removed by the contractor between the
hours of u o'clock. midnight and o'clock IN the morn
ing Amended by striking the words . II O'Clock,
midnight" and inserting the words O'Clock, p M"
GENERAL ORDERS LOST.
That an ornamental stTeetamp be placed and lighted
the northeast corner Of Forty and IhHd
ave.
That the Clerk directed furnish the members OF
Board With appropriate badges and slaves oI ONCE
Adjourned until Monday next at o clock. p N;
JOSEPH DEMPSEY, Clerk
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEW -TORK. K........................."MAI
CLEARED.
s,esmahp Minnesota CBr Morgan Williams GuiOn-
s,.ssp eveta (Br) LODdon National steamship Co
stesmbp Thuringa Ger Mer Hamburg ke KsDAsrii Co.
steamshp ElizAhesl Candf BsltnoIs =" D-I4e.-
ssesHssp c Pierrepont Shropshire Phadstia A Abbott
s,ssmsts 5ieorTia Crowen Charleston. H. Morgan 4
steamship Albenae Walker Norfolk. City Point and Richmond
- s,sshp Anthracite Green Phiade'pha W KskpstneE
ship Caravan. Wafer. HAyre. Boyd a HEeGeH
MaTy ~ hifelge, Cutler. Shanghai
Bsla Deipkoe Nor }, Lerehy MAseles, Faneh Bdye Co.
LaiGi Russo lisi Chappe rneste sioeoseh G"
Bari whsalaBd. BuTSsy Bgenos AyreS DoSey a Co.
Bagk halo DBL, S4ncford, HAvans james Ward Ce
Barb Walsh Lawrence. EswOeans X H. pTummond Co.
CgaenA Vdueh Gibraltar for orders L@~enee Ges
Bass Charles PO6ss Sweet: h.taglA Walsh Fed Way:
BarlE tBrj Marshall 81 john B. JAs " Blven
Brs Cni... Of Dudev Br) L.
Brs VskynAn Nor FsIkenburg Stockholm Punch Edye Co.
SeSf asy Belle (sT & Edget Yarmouth seyas
sebr C. Harris Washington n c. W K HiansL 20.
sekT. Moderator, RulOn, Richmond, Evans, bAu a TO-
Ber BoriAnd Spear Baltimore.
sshr. r. Goa~u watsrbUIJ stamford
sebI u AckeE Mead Stamford stamford Manufacturing Co
ARRIVED.
ssmbip HAnss CN e. BrieEsnstsn Bremen Aprl
snpton z6th, with andse .nd 70 Oclrcha i Co.
s.',.aE pa S.'s B5 sss LvfTPoo Agn a. and e1eenf0"n
steamship vile ae Psrs rr sannoni HAve Apr %. Brest
HannouA IN e. Hamburg Apnl Hsvre
z7tb wi pass. Kanberd 4 Co.
steamship Csep4iIA Phillips, Havana Nay with ne and
ss.s1P 1be9sIe wallr sOrsOs ke with mde and ps TO Old
Bari Abraham L) BoufaBte Messna IS ys with mds.
RAgle LsqaeI t Congsro catanA sulphur
Or Ensrjssr. Bau0~ EHe, days,
Bsrh EVELYN of Glbrsltsrl Kon Msana IS dsys with t
Amelia Ann (Of Maitland n 81 IIa HsnAeoA n aAys
Bog I'd ssarspor csIIan Matan.a 10 days with u
A.ssea 49, w
sng Amy tBIl PAAhAn Palermo g. d.Js, viii iu4t
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
dIyrATURE ALMANAC

Sur r. 40 7O4 MooI seS'ss Szj
49,
sAD HO0E... t;z6 sAnd s~i deI oA'e Ferf''l
DAy-P.
espn HooE Island &4z Heu Gsie FeITy liz
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
mesirbestfr Gountp Real estate tor Sale

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT .v .,
"A FOR SALE accommodating ~hs An hear sna -.
kewiork Westheser County containing 100 ssIss - -,
state Of cultivation land splendid MAssioS ~ ,.nS q.
feet deep verfsei order; also Budns ~ b. ~ HAhs
eabhoae or seadenT 90 acre. groand suitable ioI H.
track also Gris Mill IL feet head ef water w. .n
barn hunired head Of eAiei e 49,
orcbsds and orchard all grated and ehs a
lake. fences grounds srnsnesiaii pare -.
of he house, gentlemans
for besi;h anywhere; the atmosphere ap IA he
uhga good IS feet FROM n ,ne w "a.
taken 10 psr Address WILLIAM DAVE. Inoese
A T POUGHKEEPSIE-A COUNTRY PLAIE
IA Of hfy bsnks Of the hsioo, xa "s
depot Apply 70 r a. HUNT 37 Foaist, ker-Ieft
EN0R SALE-In Westchester County, In North
Castle Anaeaos aas Farm aboa aefss s' W r.
ngs good hait>ke Isqaire Of H. ROMER White rhnS o. -
FERGUSON, on the premises
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
fiouses ano farms Uanteo.

VXyANTRD within II hours distance of New
w W. IN HOUsE and non to Of LAND ~oad
80, - s,, 10, on. year privilege d bsJingi sts NIL
EesIsu V NJ n Boa 10 Triesss Vhes
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
9ituatipus Watteo--M Males.


A YOIJNG MAN with unexeeptionable refer
N enoes SITUATION sne:t say e.pssiy -hss.ey ss
WITH pdsrass sAry pERNkER REsoRrS Bos 100 Tio-
gnsO OGee.
A FIRST-CLAS English, Classical and
ps.. school of college Asarss T. spseve Tribune
Ones s<i west riryseosaas
A COACHMAN. Scotch single man, an ex-
N cent hand had lonE ezperssns best Of rssf
ssecs Address J. n, rribsse 0aos
IOLORED ELP.-Several Head Walters can
m procured % charge eeanty hstet asd saRper bessss
AZ. Hslp Of every capacity constantly hand a yoHSsoHs
x9IxCY s3 ws between slsb and ssvsssh
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09

Brig David Bugsec ssowcrs Csraeras dsy. with sassr
asse&
Bro Robin Pcndetun. Mllhrsige with lumber
ser Jesse Call Urderh Malaga via Long Iand Sound days
with ff-at
sina Cof Stockholm croeier II With pine
appes and onicuS .
sohr Aa W. Huppe Boon Gilman MatanEs ID days With
molasses -
schr AgrAg Crl King, Arroyo, r.. II dsys With sugar
scH0osRRs-KivER AyD coAsrwrs
Ellen Perkins New -Beiford Bsgie. New Bedford
Fair Wind. New Bedford Messenger, Taunton
John Louer Taunton. Staten Islander New Haven
Morning star, NewIIaven. Nepane- New-Haven
Gen Sheridan. Ee~ Haven. MARY Lowell. New Haven
Vulcan Eex-Iaven. Ehas Runyon Nsw-iAse7.
Clam Post Portehester. Senator Boston.
Mail. Gardner Alfred Chase. Pail River.
r. NJ CLARK, Mddle.own, CT B. r. BransTd. Portland, c.
sah Burton. Stamford. John Mitchell, Stamford
Jaua A johnson. Providence Townsend, Pro1deBce.
John Lancaster Providence Benz. Bngtsh, Providence
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Rosruy NAV hsks Kate Burr Arirossan Hebe,
from Mar CArienss Drigo from
Mobile
FoRTRRss MoxRor MAY a-Pased for Baltimore steamship
Caspian Liverpool for Norfolk Sailed bg Anna ior Ba-
LEvEs DEL Msy a-Arred ships Fortune from cAlcutta G. B.
Hareine from Havre bes J. Hartmann from Cardenasi bcho
Porto Ca5eo; May Monroe nom eat Indies or oues
FOREIGN PORTS.
8-The National Lane steamship Italy Thonp-
Ap a. Liverpool arrTed az THIS port 70
Nav aThe EorhGerman Iloydt steamship her'
Reemaun from NewYOrk Apn a. arrived s this port 'o1Ay
and subsequently, sailed for Bremen
For Latest ship FIN Pa0e.l
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
% Uhom II man Gonrern

THE NATIONAL COMPOSITE PAVING
CONPANY .1u contract 10 lar EA6AHs IMPROVED MAC
ADAM PAVEMENT ey iAee IN the Unitsd sses Con
nHe cellars walls and sbatsacnn
for bridges eo6n and drain gas sA and sesef
ihs Will be sold Aaafes< nAhUEL Ne
PIX President. No 70 Brosdst, Sew.fork
WANTED-A econd-hand YAWL BOAT,
w 70 long and or iset VIDE ase with sail
Low bosl Adde -, AI Wess T"eAp thra st.
Nes-York
XNANTED-By a sober American young man,
w CAKrAGE o a0sB-tywn gee, eesnes Asascss
e. b. q, Brsosl5B y. o., n T.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
Nem-5ersep ,ReaI estate for 1ale.

A T ELIZABETH, N. IA large variety or
HOUSES and Lots r.nxsg n pree fo% % - nv eI soDc.s
Depos. Elizabeth. n J.
A L ELIZABETH-Bargain in LOTS, build
IA ing SITES. and pIOts Of Esma by The M AhHAAn
SONS rs Brcsd.t, oppoase Depot. Ehnbeh. n ;:
L'OR SALE-Adjoining the pleasant village
Of wsstssh T. IL miles VA csair. Rsire.a L. ss' ~ s,h @
RRTY VI high rplu both sacs u o"a'hs
road .osiory bui hesss rooms sssdr ass asef
annE u yase good and al secess. 10
sbssAanee sf uit rgr PARTON oil me
banding plot. sheh vii sed pnosA Asa liz
LIAM DAVIS. rnDuss onss N. Z.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
Real estate to Grrhdnge.

A GENTLEMAN,s RESIDENCE on the Hud
eeunasrs enchanting outlook over village ns
the hnest and most elegant residence Tonkersi eaoorstsy
vh AT mpresenentI msnkion three basenenf Aaa
tory zO viii more than 20 elegant stable hree store
and other cuibuingss choice fruit abnndsne
e1ohsnge furnished nnurnshe Must be disposed o. LEU
GOLDMARK. % Parkrov Rooms and TO-
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
Citn Real Gstaie for Sale.

VuD hRlI V5IlIe Iot ouIt.
FREE REGISTER, with particulars OF 1000
N CITY HOUSES and BUILDING LOTS SALE and 70 Lk con
tsippg C,ty Map grsiia v X STEVENSON son,
Real Estzte Auetionees and Brokers. No. II PIhest
EIGHT LOTS,
IL between Fth and Madson-svea,
the Central Park viii be SOLD cheap
and ON essy bought a Apply
ISAAC HONG III Broadway, Basement Rooms @ and d:
nor SALE-A BARGAIN.-A 3-stOry, high
stoop b. HOUSE seh Ward, the t1th
all modern Improvements With without the furIlrnre
owner gong Address H.. Box lOl, Tribune once
LlOR SALE-An elegant full-size, fOur-stOry,
Il gbtoop HOUSE,. partially furnished on Thirty
sixth WIN be so bargain upon sgphealon 70
(P5O4 HUGH n. CAMP, JOG BIoadwsy
EOR SALE or RENT - 2-stOry frame
HOUSE Eghtyfh, between Eleventh and Tsenhsres az
kc be sold rented rent go per month
proe 81 800 Ohly tens o. II. PiERsos, Pine-t
- pose Central Pa four story fronts 22r LOT lo WI e
for SIS o e than the lots could be purchased AID bou oai
viii be sold -pAnNy Apply TO WM. Il RAis0R, 81 Pne-'t
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
Goparinersbip Notites.
Gbanres tor Business Hlen.


BREWERY for SALE, or to LEASE.-Ihe
"a Brewer Nal, House Of Front and Jay
o., Broon Dge Cshsfine and Fulton iesaes
Apply 20 A L. YOUNG. ll3 Jsy-s.. BrootlyH
LNOR SALE-Cheap-Th whole or part OF o
s-,el.,s PAPER MILL within miles Of New York terms
EASY Address PAPER MILL. Tribune 0nce.
L,OR SALE-A nicely fitted up CANDY
STORE sherf-t account Of owners eoaE 70 The eoaay
CO NM PARTNER WANTED, in an
ID ZUUJ. established manufacturing business artistic u its
character; the ou oas Good. sell At aaeiOn al no PEI
esrt n,os P,nsr 10 attend travel
Money invests. secure dsc real estate Address ARIisi