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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Ilerr Briesbnch, the lion-tamer, brought
the first peas of tlm Reason to Wooster, Ohio.
General Grant went to see, the lilack Crook,
and also went behind the sreues. Ulysses I
The coffee crop in Hawaii promises well
this year, being estimated at 250,000 pounds.
It is iaid that eighty thousand dozen bot
tles of Congress water were Hold last year.
The taxable property of Illinois, s per
assessment returns of ISM!, is $441,000,000.
The Atlantic Cable batteries are said to be
well charged. Bo are cable prices.
Complexions are rendered fashionable in
Paris by tinting with chicory.
Among the daily arrivals in Paris, Sala
Bays, is Mr. Iiore from Ilore.
40,000,000 bushels of coal are now shipped
yearly down the Ohio.
The San Francisco opera house cleared
$15,676 last month.
66,000,000 bushels of corn were raised in
Indiana last year.
Lope should now be given a medal for
dis-llonor.
Prospects for Sea Island cotton are all at
sea.
The Prussian Government is devoting
earnest attention to the construction of a canal
to unite the Rhine, the Weser, and the Elbe.
The French official paper denies that there
is to be an official inquiry into the conduct of
Marshal Bazaine, in France.
A duel with pocket-knives took place In
Mississippi not long since. Both parties were
fatally injured.
Half the wheat of Western New York is
now safely housed, and has been got in in
good order.
The total valuation of Buffalo for the last
year is $34,957,700, against $32,695,340 for the
year 1866.
Quen Victoria is just now the object of
almost as much newspaper insult as President
Johnson.
California is going to cultivate the banana
in the Los Angelos, Santa Clara, and Solano
regions.
Dr. Carroll, the Roman Catholic candidate,
has been elected Lord Mayor of Dublin for
1868.
The Mexican Consuls at Havre and Cette,
M. M. Mora, of Ozta, and Brunet, as well as
several vice-consuls of that State, in France,
have resigned their offices.
A Civio Cross is going to be founded in
Belgium for acts of devotedness. It will be in
enamel, mounted in gold for the first class, and
in silver for the second.
Admiral Tegethoff, with the officers who
are to accompany him on hU mission to Mexico
to claim the body of the Emperor Maximilian,
has arrived in Paris.
The Swiss Federal Council has reduced
. the charge of telegrams in the interior of the
country from 1 fr. to 50o. (10 cents American
money) for twenty words. The hew rate is to
come in force on the first of January, 1868.
The Swiss Federal Council has Just recom
mended the Executive to present a report on
the measures to be taken for introducing, as
speedily as possible, into the country the metri
cal system of weights and measures.
The celebrated mill of Sans-Souci, con
nected with an interesting episode in the life of
Frederick the Great, which had been much
damaged last year by a hurricane, has been
completely repaired.
At Berne the head of the War Depart
ment has announced that from January 1,
1868, the Swiss army will possess eighty thou
sand breech-loading rifles on the Prclaz-Bur-naud
system.
The French Prince Imperial's Jhealth is
excellent. His Imperial Highness takes ex
cursions in the mountains nearly every day,
and has grown considerably since his late ill
ness. Sitmor Ratazai, the Italian Prime Minister,
was expected to visit Paris at the end of July
to arrange for the loan of 24,000,000 on the
church properties, which, it is believed, is to
be raised by redeemable bonds, and not, as at
first contemplated, in the form of rentes.
Contagious cattle disease has latterly been
prevalent in the communes of Wontfort, tastel
uau-d'Arbiou and Saint Oreus-Bouypetit,
France. The authorities have prescribed the
measures necessary to prevent an extension of
the malady.
It is stated that the seventeen questions
which are to be the basis of debate in the
Oecumenical Council at Rome, and which have
been communicated to the bishops on return
ing to their dioceses, relate exclusively to
ecclesiastical subjects, and have no political
bearing whatever.
At the Theatre Franqais, when there was
a political demonstration against the Govern
ment in the course of Viotor Hugo's
"Uernani, the Viceroy of Kgypt got np and
left the house, although he had hardly got
seated. This was out of consideration for his
host the Emperor.
A Copenhagen letter mentions that a mar-
riage between the Princess Louisa, of Sweden.
only daughter of Charles XV, and the Crown
l'rince of Denmark, is arranged on the part of
the two royal lamiues, but that the final deci
nion is to be left to the Prince and Princess
themselves.
The inhabitants of Paris must appear in
the eyes of the sovereigns and princes who
vlalt the .trench capital to have among them a
very considerable number of mendicants, since
those illustrious personages are besieged with
applications for pecuniary assistance, under
all sorts of pretenses, and for sums of money
irom irancs to iuu.uuu trancs.
An expedition is about to be sent by the
French to the North Pole, to make scientific
observations. It is got up under the auspices
of the Geographical Society, and by some
eavuns of the Institute, and the expenses are
to be defrayed by private contributions. It is
to be under the direction of M. Lambert, a
traveller of some note.
. Twenty thousand Swiss women earn a
comfortable; living by watchmaking. They
make the movements, and even mostly put
them together. A few women are finishers.
The I'mjlihh Womuu'i Jlerii w says: "Geneva
has return d to employ women, and totally lost
the watch trade. None of the so-called Geneva
watches are male there, but in Neufohatel,
obere women have always been employed."
According to the Roman correspondent of
Paris l.wrrtf, the rope of Home, now lu
75th year, is by no uiuaua iu so weak and
e a condition as tome reoent aooounts have
Vented Liw. The writer, under date of
ays:
lie l'opo yesterday outside the An
He was on foot, nfloompunied by one
'-. It gave uiHiut luuoh a looultl
!tli Li 111. ha walked ao rapidly.
'.J liiiu aliuw extraordinary
kI ceremoniei did uol ex
-a walk, every day on foot
-n the wan."
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGAMPHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY,
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
JrOB ADDITIONAL LOCAL II K.MS SEB OCTSIOK PAGES,
A Memorial of tub Lath Judos Oswald i
Thompson. The member of tho bar of l'bllu-.
drlphia have had prepared a neat marble memo
rial of tbe late Judse Oswald Thompson, to be
placed over bis reruains at Laurel Hill. Ttie
niomimetit consists of a marble base, four feet
by three, upon which rests a block of white
marble, of the same size as the base, nnd three
feet In height. Upon the face of thhi is In-r-cribed:
"OSWALD THOMPSON, LL. D.,
Born at Philadelphia, Dec. 17, 180D,
Graduated iu 1828, with distinction, at the
Culleee of Nfw Jersey.
After piactieing with reputation at the Bar for
nineteen years,
Elected, October 14, 1861,
President Judge
Of the Court of Common Picas of Philadelphia.
October 8, 1861,
Again elected to the same high office,
The duties of wbich he fuiailci
With Eminent Ability,
Fearlcps Independence, and
Spotless Integrity,
Until his death, January 23, 18GG.
An Accomplished Scholar,
A Learned Jurist,
And a Christian l.entleinan."
Upon the bae is inscribed:
This monument Is erected as a testimonial of
affection by his friends ot the
Philadelphia Bar."
The monument is surmounted by a cap-stono,
in the lorm of an arch, upon the lace of which
is curved a sword and lictor's rols, crossed.
1 he work was executed bv Struthers & Son.
and will be placed in the Cemetery in a few days.
The Shoemakers' Co-operative Union. Last
evening a well attended, earnest, and enthusi
astic meeting of a number ot the members of
the shot-waking trade was held at Fifth and
Prune streets. The meeting was called for the
purpose ot organizing a co-operative society.
The President, Mr. Cavill, called the meeting to
order about 9 P. M., and in the absence of the
Treasurer and Secretary, appointed Mr. Duffy as
ireasurer pro tern., and Mr. Kceder as Secre
tary pro Urn.
ILe report of a committee was presented, and
showed fair prorrcss. Mr. Phillips, its chair
man, made an interesting address to the mem
bers, and laid betore thorn a number of valu-
able, full, and lengthy documents from a number
of slmtlur organizations, both in this country
and in Europe. He hud a document from John
Stuart Mill explaining the workings of co-operative
societies on the continent He stated that
they were very scarce, and could only be pro
cured by writing to Europe for tbem. The
committee was continued. It had sent a letter
to Hcrace Greeley, that old friend of the move
ment. A motion was offered and seconded, that the
meeting lorm a pennai.eut organization, and
that a committee be appointed to draft a con
stitution and by-laws. The motion was carried
unanimously. All tuone present who desired to
connect themselves with the organization
reentered their names and residences. Twenty
five names were at onee placed on the list.
A committee of five was then appointed by
the President to draft a constitution and by
laws, consisting of the following-named gentle
men : Messrs. Phillipn, Wurd, Cue, Church, and
Dtiny.
It was then aereed that the nominations for
regular officers should be kept open until the
ensuing mectiue. A n nnber-ot gentlemen were
proposed lor the various offices, and after the
transaction ot some additional business the
meeting adjourned.
8 a lb of Real Estate. Stocks. Etc. Messrs.
Thomas k Sons sold at the Exchange, yesterday
noon, the following slocks and real estate, viz.:
S1000 bond Connecting Lailroad at OjAc. . $!35
$'20UO " " " at'JUC. . 1,800
2 sh. Ocean Steam N. Co., at$S2-50 . . 1C5
8 sh. Mercantile Library, at $8 . . 24
3 acres, 2 quarter!., and 25 perches of land 3,700
Ground-rent ol $50 a year .... 975
Brick dwelling, No. 603 N. Third street . 3,100
Frame dwelling. Mo. 602 Brook street . 1.125
Dwelling, New Market street, north of
Poplar, cround-reut, $15 . . . 1,700
Frame dwelling. Grav street . . . 600
Valuable wharf, Gunner's run canal . 21,400
Dwelling, No. 223 N. Twelfth street . 5,400
Lot, S. E. Cor. Mew Market and Callow-
bill streets
2,700
3,000
3,200
700
7,000
1,600
700
1,225
600
150
Lot, 8. W. Cor. New Market and Callow-
hill streets
Lot, N. E. Cor. New Market and Callow-
hill streets
Ground-r ;nt, $48 a year ....
Dwelling, No. 414 8. Eleventh street
Dwelling, No. 1214 Savery street . .
Dwelling, Mo. 1210 savery street
Dwellings, S. W. Cor. Prosperous alley
and Essex street
Dwellinot, No. 622 Marriott street, ground-
rent. 2792 . . . . .
38 lots of Logan Land Asoctation . .
Foul Flai Suspected. A messenger arrived
in this city yesterday afternoon, and informed
Dpputy Coroner Fletcher that un unknown
white man, live and a half feet hich, with sandy
hair and moustache, and dressed in dark cloth
pants and check shirt, had been found in the
river Delaware, two and a half miles below
Beverly, N. J., at a plauo called Andalusia, or
Beacklej's Landing. The Mayor of Beverly held
an inquest upon the body. leceaned had hired
a boat in this city on Sunday morning, at Poplar
street wharf, and when in Beverly he wan in
the company ot several men, ana was exhibiting;
to them a large sum of money. The last seen of
the deceased was on saunay evening, when the
party proceeded to the landing to return to the
city. When found, the pockets of the drowned
man had been ruled ot their contents, and the
supposition is that he had been robbed ani
thrown overboard. The authorities of New
Jeisey are making an investigation of tho alluir.
Miluxisburo Methodist Camp Meeting.
ThtB camp meeting, in the mountains of our
State, about twenty-flve miles above Uarnnburg,
will begin to-morrow, xuursaay, and continue
one week. We learn that some twenty of the
Methodist clergy of this city will be in attend
ance. The Beading Iiailroad, with its well
known liberality, have consented to take per
sons over their road to Harrisburg and back for
$4-20. Close connections are there made with
the Northern Central, ana iu one hour the camp
is reaction, cars leave corner oi liroaa ami
Callowhlll streets at 8'15 A. M. Those who
waut to visit the mountain rciiou and attend an
old-tashioned camp meeting, have au oppor
tunity of accompllshlni; both obiecU. Good
boarding can be obtained on the camp ground.
Ordimation ahd Installation Seevices. A
meeting of the Presbytery ot the United Presby
terian Church of Philadelphia was held yester
day afternoon in the Sixth United Presbyterian
Cbuicb, Kace street, near Twenty-first. Mr. F.
w. lorreuce uenvcreu ins trial sermon belore
the Presbytery at 2 o'clock, and lu the eveniug
he was metalled pastor of the Sixth Church.
The ordination sermon was preached by Key.
W. VV. Barr. At the cloo of the dlcourso, Uev.
Dr. Cooper addressed tbe pastor. Tuc address
to the coniregatiou wm delivered by Kev. Mr.
Jellers. The exercises were continued uutd laie
in the eveniug, and were cloted by the coimre
gation Blueing a pealm and the 'pronouncing of
the benediction by the newly ordmued pastor.
Fike. Last eveniug a stable at Walnut
street wharf, Bthuvlltill, was damaged hw Hr
to the extent of $5u0. It is owned by Mr
Struthers. A valuable hor was rescued.
Serious Accident William Bennett foil
from a tree in Iront of No. fllo Oniartn .trot
and was seriously lnjureii. He was taken to hia
. It?.. . 1. ..I . 4. V a. "
uoiue, on . uruuu nueei, auove .Montgomery
rty mouth Congregational Church. The
ceremonies ot breaking ground for the Chapel
at Nineteenth and Master streets will take
place at 7 o'clock on Thursday morning next.
HorK VS. MOTAMBNHINU FlBB COMPANIES .
William Barnes, of the Movamensiuif Hose
Company, was bound over hint evening by
Alderman Mink, on complaint of Thomas
Fitzsimmons, who charged tht Barnes BB
ftftlllted him at Winhih an A rn,Allnn utvnA. fttl
. - u,.u ... ijiii.ii Dliu 1j uir ii u, on' n ' ' "
the occasion of a fire on the Fourth of July.
iMizsiramons testified that a few words passed
between them, nnnn mhiph Rnrnm nnnuhr. him
by the chin, but did not strike him.
AMUSEMENTS.
The Human Wonders at the Academy.--Another
Immense aodience greeted the great
combination of Asiatics at the Academy of
Music last night. Little All Right docs not ap
pear as lively as formerly, but performs several
surprising tricks, and does the talking
for the other performers. "Dan Web
ster," a diminutive specimen of tho genus
copper color, executes some neat feats of
balancing. The slack-rope acts of Tcroo-kcct-chre,
the walking up a ladder with rounds of
razor-sharp swords by Tzcua Yeroo. he pic
turefque gymnastic performance of Miss Oyon
stikee and her father, and the extraordinary
summersaulting, hand-springing, and humorous
contortioning of the Arab troupe, were all
warmly applauded, as tbey deserved to be. No
such combination of artistes has ever been in
our city, and no one should fail to see them.
Another attractive programme will be presented
this evening.
The Walnut Stkeet Theatre will be opened
on Monday evening, the 10th of August. The
gi and spectacle of A Midsummer Miylitfs Dream
will be produced in a grand style.
MARINE TELEGRAPI1.
for acUiuional Marine few tee Firtt Page,
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA THIS DAY,
Brw Risia.......4-M,Mnoif Rises. .. 7-si
bUW B1CT8...... ...... 7-17, HlUH WATUU. 2 111
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
William U. Hint, ")
Thomas E. Ahhmkad, -Monthly Oommittb.
CHABLK8 WUKKLKB, J
MOVKHKNTB OP OCEAS B SEA MIC US.
FOR AMKRICA.
City of Cork Llverpool...New York -...July
l'ruionll8 .....Liverpool... Himton. ......... July
England ...Liverpool... Now York ...July
liBiilc boutliRuiptiuISfiW York --.July
AuMrln.... Llverpool...Queheo July
Caledonia. GIas(ow.....Iiow York July
Kurope n Havre New York July
ciilnn Liverpool... lion ton ..July
13
17
17
17
IS
19
19
20
C. ol M. York Llverpool...Kew York -July
20
Cella L,onaon new rone July
fimbria llamuurg....New York -July
America Southampton... New York...., July
1M
2(1
22
24
24
24
'1 lieyutei........iiverpooi...rNew rorK...-......-juiy
Hornm Htar Havre........ Mew York July
C ol llalUmore..Ltverpool...New York July
fimbria .bouthanipton...lSew York...- July
24
2,1
27
27
0
81
ill
81
81
Mesloriau Liverpool. ..yueoec July
(!. of Luultu Liverpool... ew York --..July
llumla LiverpoolNew York .July
Tripoli Liverpool... New York -July
FOR KUROPK.
C.ofWashlngtonNew YorkLiverpool -July
Mlmitnolu New York. ..Liverpool -July
(. uha - Hoston Liverpool .July
KilmburKU .New Y ork Liverpool July
leulsc)iiniid New York llremeu . Aug,
1
8
8
S
8
8
8
8
7
8
10
10
10
Col IloHlou .New York. ..Liverpool Aut,
Helvetia .New York. ..Liverpool Aug.
HellorjR .New York Lonilou Aug.
Columbia.. .....New York Ulaxgow -.....Aug.
Arag ....New Y ork... Havre - Aug.
(ircusHian. New York Hremeu -.Aug.
lioruNsia New Y ork Hamburg Aug.
Persia New York Liverpool -Aug.
Bremen New York Bremen ..Aug.
C. ot lialtlmore,New York Liverpool .Aug.
Kngland N ew York..LI vorpool Aug.
Caledonia New Y'orkUlusgow .Aug.
t-t. Laurent ..New York Havre -.-..Aug.
Baltic New York..Brernen Aug.
COAbTWIBK, DOMKfSTIO, KTO.
Fab. Kee -New York-Kt. Jago ..July
10
10
81
J.W. Kverman.Phllada Char leaton.. ........ ...July 31
Arizona .New York Axplnwail . .Aug. 1
Tonawanda Pbllada buvannah .Aug.
Tioga .Pnllada -.New Orleans. Aug.
t-lierniuii........ ...New York New Orleans Aug.
Moulerej New YorkNew Orleans -..Aug.
Kaule i New York...Havaua. Aug.
biarNKiidHLrlneHPhllaila Havana Aug. 13
Pioneer . Pbllada -Wilmington .Aug. 15
. America New York. ..Rio Janeiro Aug. 22
HallB are forwarded by every steamer In tbe regular
Hum Tha Mto&mpra for nr from Llvemnol call at
QaeenUown, except tbe Canadian line, which oaU at
Londonderry. Tne steamers or ox nroin raumu1
nent ca 1 at Bontbampton.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Roman, Baker, iloston, II. Wlnsor & Co.
Barque Ann Kllzabelh, Morgrave, St. Thomas, Work'
man & Co.
Barque C. Gumm, Rogers, Cork, via St. Mary., do.
fcchr N. E Clark, Clark, Kaat Cambridge, Day, 11 ud
dell & Co. t '
b,. i. p t. 1 small Tine. TlnnvArsnort. ' GO.
bclirli. c'lonkey, Potter, Boston, Blaktaton, OraelTdk
Bcbr B. F. Reeves. Armstrong. Ipswich, do.
bclir Village Queen. TUloltaou, Fall River, Rommel &
Hunter.
Bcbr H. 1 Stevens, Studley, Gloucester, Slnnlckson &
Co.
Bchr Charles Comery, Kuhn, Boston, Borda, Keller &
Rutting.
Bchr Ida MicholBon, Price, Wilmington, N. C. E. V.
Glover.
Schr W. Kaltahan, Hunter, Washington, Captain,
hl'r K. C. Biddle, McCue.New York, W. P. Clyde&Co.
St'r K. N. Fairchlld. Trout. N. York, W.M.BairdiCo.
St'r Anthracite, Green, New York, do.
St'r K. Willing. Cundifr, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr.
Tug Thos. Jellerson, Allen, tor Baltimore, with a low
oi barges, W. P. Clyde St Co.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Tonawanda, Jeunlugs, 66 hours from
Bavamiah, with cotton, eta, to Philadeluhla and
(Southern Mall Hteamshlp Co. Off Halleras signalled
steamship Pleneer, hence for Wilmington. N. C; off
the Ledge Light passed a loaded brig, beating up,
bcbr A. E. Martin, Nickelson, 25 days from JSew Or
leans, In ballast to captain.
bchr Cummins, Whlrlow. 6 days from 8mlthQeld,
Va., with lumber to Bacon, Collins & Co.
bcbr J, H. Marvel, uulllln, 6 days from James river,
with lumber to Bacon, Collins & Co.
bteamer Mars, Grumley.'i hours from New York,
with mdse. to W. M. Balrd & ca
bteumer W. C. Plerrepont, Shropshire, 24 hours from
Kew York.with mdse. to W. M. Balrd & Co.
bteann rD. V'tlev. Davis, 24 hours Irom New York,
with mdse. to W. M. Balrd & Co.
bteauier Ann Eliza, Klchards, 24 hours from New
York, with mdse. to W. P. Clyde A Co.
Tug Thos. JeUerson. Allen, from Baltimore, with a
tow of barges to W. P. Clyde 4 Co.
Oimupondmre of the Philadelphia Exehano. ""a
Lkwkm, Del., July 806 A. M. The barque A. Mo
Adam, and brig L. M, Merrltt, for Boh ton; aud schr A.
D. Gilbert, lor Turks Island, all from Philadelphia,
went to sea ZHtb lust. ,
Brig G. T. Ward, from Philadelphia for Turks
Island, remains at tbe Breakwater, watting for a oretv.
Brig Mary A. Heed, from West Indies, and a barque,
supposed the Industry, from Leghorn, passed in the
( 'ni)t yesterday. A ship la now oil theCanes, heating
lu. JOSEPH LAPKTKA,
, MEMORANDA.
Fnlp British Queen. Frauds, hence for Quebeo, was
t,poken zau lusu, lak 40 Is, ion. 6s ), with chronometer
run down.
ftieamshlp Pioneer, Bennett, hence, at Wilmington,
N. C, yesterday.
bteamship Propontls, niglnson,for Boston, cleared
at Liverpool ltith lust.
Barque Andes. Iialling, from Portland for Philadel
phia, at Newport W(h Inst.
Bilg it, M. llasleu, Jones, hence, at Boston yester
day. Brig Wlnflpld, Osgood, hence for Matanzas, was
spoken Until lust., at 6 P. M 10 mile IN', ot Culiiuo
U K ue.
Brig Koltis, Heabrook, hence for Antwerp, sailed
from Queeustown l.illi Inst.
Brig H. V. Merrick, Miuday, hence for Trinidad de
Cuba, was seen 181 u lusu, lat. 27 t. Ion. 70 118, standing
R.t-k. on a wind.
Brig C. Wesley, Colson, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Boston 2'Jlli insk
Brlx Potomac, Snow, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Fall Rlvnr 27th Inst.
bcbr jKuwln, Tutlle, hence, at Alexandria Zstb Inst,
bchr Helen Mar, for Wllmlngiou, Del., cleared at
New York yeHteniay.
bchr K. At. Hamilton, Rmlth, hence lor Portsmouth,
which put Into New Bed turd 2d Inst., after collision,
having repairs damages, proceeded Will.
bcbr Paul and Thompson, Godfrey, hence, at Salem
26th Inst.
Hchr M. and E. Henderson, Price, hence, at Boston
:uth lusu
bclira Naiad Queen, Chnse, and J. Gnodspeed, tor
Philadelphia, sailed Irom k ali KlverSTtli lust.
bchr J. B. Allen. Case, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Nantucket Sftth Inst.
bchrs M. K. Coyue, Facemlre: Compromise, Brlow;
H. Waterman. Chase; and J. Metller, Harlow, for Phi
ladelphia, sailed from New Bedford 271)1 lost,
bchr Trauult. Hiu kett, aud P. Nickersou, Kelly,
hence, at balem 27tli Inst.
bchra Poain and barah Helen, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Norwich 27th Inst.
ru nnier Philadelphia, Pulls, hence, at Alexandria
2Slli insu
btesmer Frank, Pierce, for Philadelphia, cleared at
New York ycblerdhy.
NOTICE TtrMARINFIRB.
Operations will commence at once In dredging the
chnnnei acrona lb Upper Middle bar, Boston huruor.
While dredKlng. tbe niachlnes will be directly In tne
channel, the enure of which will ba marked by small
si ar buoys, painted la alternate stripes of red aud
white.
Operations will also commence within on week In
dredging the southwest point of Loveil's Island and
the extremity of Great hrewster bplu While opera
ting the machines will lie close u the bank.
Operations will also commence at ouch In blasting
Tower Hock Hud torwln Kock lu the Narrows, aud
while npeiallng the worklug-vvasel will be moored
Over these rocks.
' All vessels ais warutd to avoid collision with the
machines wbllB operating on the above works, a
tbey win, in case oi collision, be nein renponKmie.
J . yi. T U.T 1 B. cv,
Brevet Major-General U. a Army,
Engineer In charge.
Poston. Jnly 24, lfl7.
Manter mariners and pilots will see. Irom the notlne
above. tliHL nrudpnrfl. more freaueiitlv than before.
requires the empoynient;l stennituK in entering and
leaving the harbor, especially when the wind Is ahead
or llRbt.
The consequence of collision mar he serious, not
only to TenseiR and theniacbtiies, but to tbe Important
worxoi tueuovernnieni.
THOMAS iiu.shk.IjI, I'onector.
Custom llouse, Boston, Collector's UlUce, July 24,lha7.
On and after tbe 10th of July. 1SS7, a light will be ex
hibited from a llehihnnse receutly erected on East
I'nlnl, Pi I nre Kdwarri Island,
The llubt will be a fliel white llnht at an elevation I
of 130 feet above the level or nifrn water, anu in uin.r
weather should be seen at a distance of eighteen
nines. . . . ....
Tbe tower la octagonal, white, sixty feet high from
base to vane, and stands lno yards In shore from the
south side of the point, and in lat, a 2 iou. m do
15 W.otUreenwich.
PROPOSALS.
MPItOVEMENT OF THE PES MOINE3
HAl'lCM OK THE MISSISSIPPI RIVElt.
TJ. B. ENGINEER'S OFFXCIt, )
Davenport, Iowa, July 24, 1 hi 17. J
Kenlert nrr,ninla In rlnnllcftte. Will be re
ceived at this oftice until 12 M WEDNESDAY,
September 4, 1K67, for excavating the prism and
constructing the embankment wall of the
Canal lor the improvement of the navigation
of the Mississippi river at the Des Moines
e Canal is tobe Bbont7 (seven and one-
bnlf) miles long, extending irom iNasnviiie to
Keokuk, Iowa. The width at the water surface
Inside thecannl to be 800 (three hundred) feet
In embankment, and iioO (two hundred and
flltyj teet In excavation, and In low .water to be
b (live) ieet ueep. au iuq mutt-Titti vauhyhicu
from the prism of tbe canal to be used In build
ing the embankment. The latter throughout
the greater part of the distance will be about
.100 (three hundred) feet from the Iowa shore.
Where rock excavation occurs, the bottom of
the canal will have a slope of 1 (one and one-
half) lncbes to me mile, rue eiaoannmem is
to be built of earth clay and rock; to be 10 (ten)
feet wide on top. Including the rip-rap cover
ing: to be 'i (two) feet above high-water mark,
W illi slopes of V, (one and one-half) base to 1
(one) vertical. The average thickness of the
rip-rap protection to be '1 (two and one-half)
feet on the river side, 2 (two) fuel on the canal
side, and 1 (one) foot on top.
All propositions must state the price at which
each and every kind of work specified in the
proposal is to be done, and no bid will be con
sidered that Is not definite In this respect.
The Government reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
A printed copy of this advertisement must be
attached to ench proposal.
Knch bid inuBt contain a written or printed
guarantee signed by two responsible persona.
Planks for proposals of the form required,
with form of guarantee, will be furnished at
thlsofllceon application.
The price or prices In the contract will be con
sidered as including the expense of furnishing
all the materials and performing all the work,
according to the plans and specifications exhi
bited nl tlie letting.
The entire cost of the canal Is estimated at
8'2,Ooh,8i6 (two million mxty-elaht thousand
three hundred and forty-five). Thearaount ap
croDrinttd by Congress is 8700,000 (seven hun
dred tbousand dollars) the contract can only
be mace to cover this amount.
Fifteen (16) per cent, of tbe amount of any
work done or materials furnished, at the con
tract n rice thereof, will be reserved until the
whole, work which Is the subject of contract
shall be entirely completed.
Persona desiring further information can
obtain the same by calling at this oflice, where
maps, plans, sped neat ions, ana lorm ol con
tract can De consulted.
Proposals must be addressed to the under
signed, and should be endorsed "Proposals for
work on the Improvement of the Dea Moines
liapius." j. n vv iivjiM,
L,ieut.-Ool. 35th Infantry,
7 80 4w Bvt- Major-Ueneral U. S. Army.
TJtNOlKEEK OPFKJK HARBOR DEFENSES,
J2j No. 65 8KCONU Btreet, Third Story, UAL
Healed Proposals, in duplicate, will be received
at this olltce until 12 M. of FRIDAY, the Dili
dav of AUGUST. 1867. for the Timber and Fra
ming required for tbe construction of three (3)
Cribs in tue uusquenanna river, Deiow Havre
de-Grace. Md.
Proposala must be separate for Timber and
Framing, and in duplicate for each
Proposals for "Timber" will embrace all the
timber, scantling, and piles required.
Proposals for "Framing" will embrace driving
the plies, framing and putting together In place
the timber of Cribs, Including all bolting, spi
king, aud bracing required to complete the
Structures.
For particulars as to payments, time of be
ginning, and completion of work, etc, apply at
Ibis umce, wnere piaus ana speoincauous can
be seen.
Contractors furnishing "Timber" are expected
to hold it without expense to the United Htates
until required for use by the engineer in charge
of tne work.
No bids will be considered except such as
are made after forms to be obtained from this
Office by letter or personal application.
Bids will be opened at 12 !10 P. M.on FRIDAY
the Bth day of August, 18ti7, la presence of such
ViiHilei-B ah mav desire to be Dresent.
The right Is reserved to reject all or any of the
bids lor any cause aeemeu suuicient oy tne un
dersigneu.
6 WILLIAM P. CRAIOHILL,
Bvt. Lt.-Col., Major of .Engineers,
Post Office Box 341, Baltimore, Md.
7tret
T-JROTOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES.
Deputy Quartermaster-Urn. Ns Offick,
Baltimore. Md.. July 25. 1807.
Sealed Proposals are Invited, and will be re
celved at this office, until MONDAY, at 12
o'clock M., Augnst, 5, 1807, lor me delivery, in
the city of Baltimore, of twenty (20) Cavalry
.tlorses.
The Horses will be subjected to careful In
spection beloie being accepted. They must
be sound In all respects, well broken, in full
flesh and good condition, irom niteen to six
teen hands high, from live to nine years old
well adapted in every way ior cavalry pur
rinses.
The ability of the bidder to fulfil his agree
ment must be guaranteed by two responsible
persons, which guarantee must accompany the
proposal.
The Horses must be delivered within fifteen
(15) days from the date of acceptance of any
nrnnosnl. '
The Government reserves the right torcjeot
any or an oius.
l'ayment to be made on completion of eon
frnct..
Bids will be endorsed 'Proposals for Cavalry
Horses," ana aauiesueu to tne undersigned
Baltimore, mu. ,
7 'a 7t STEWART VAN VLIET,
Deputy Quartermaster-General U. B. A.
WANTS.
B
00K AGENTS IN LUCK AT LAST,
Tbe crisis Is passed. The hour has come to lift the
yell of secresy which has hitherto euveloned the inner
history OI luo firm utii miiu w.in to uuuo Ujr uuer
lug to Ui public Ueaeral I O, Baker's
"HISTORY OF THE SECRET SERVICE."
For thrilling Interest this book transcends all the
romances of a thousaudly ears, aud conclusively proves
that "truth is stranger than fiction."
Aeenis are clearing irom fiu to .iuu per month
0B. ..r..ru t aim l.nil.t t ,. tw u in.ll.u... .
few more can obtain agencies lu territory yet uuoocu
pled. Auureas
P. OAKItETT A CO.,
MO. 70S CUKHBIUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA
7 2tr
YTTANTED FOtt THE U. 8. MARINE
VV Corps, able-bodied Mlt-IN. Kecrulta must be
ab.e-bodleii, young, uuiuarrled men. They will be
emoloyed in tne uovernmeui jwavy-yarus and in
bh is of War on loieigu stations, i or lurlher lulor
msiloa .PPiy " JAMEfl LHTWT8,
Captain and Recruiting OIMoer, '
4 19 fmwtf Mo. 811 M. FHOjiTBlwul,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING,
p A I N T I N C.
THOMAA A. FAIIY,
HOUSE AHI sflUN PAINTEH,
(Late Pahy A Bro.)
Jrt. SI North THIHD Street
Above Market.
Oil) BKICK FKONTBdone np, and made kjlcoli
amial to the finest press brlclt. bamulea at the shop.
Tlit and country trade soUclted, Ail orders by Post
ptowpUv alleudad to.
4UJ XutW
JULY 31, 1867.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
OVKUMWtNT BALE OF THE MILITARY
Jtniln.hd at Prazos Knntlnno, Texas Odlce
tnlet quartermaster Fifth Military District,
ew Oiieaiin, July 0. 1W7.
Pealed Proposals will be received at this otlloe
until 12 M.,AtigimU0. Pn7, for the purchase of
all tne right, title and interest of the United
States lu and to the United States Military
HailioBd from Brazoa Santiago to White's
FvHiiche, Texas.
The sale will inclndo the entire track and
sidings, buildings, water stations, turn-tables,
bridges, etc., the railroad materials, the mipplles
periHlnlng to the road, together with the rolling
btork. cars, machinery, aud other equipment,
as follows:
y, miles Railroad Track.
2 Tarn-Tables.
25,000 pounds Iiailroad Chairs.
t o l.:r as l ies.
9,WiO pounds Railroad Iron.
4 Iiailroad Progs and Switch Stands.
1 Locomotive and Tender (named "West
ern").
8 Flat C ars.
2 Hand Cars.
I rush Cars.
6b pounds Car Springs,
2 Crow Feet.
4 (Spike Mauls.
1 J raca Uuage.
1 Fire Tonga.
1 Railroad Depot Balldlast,
1 Foreman's Quarters.
IT Wharf.
157 pounds American Packing.
65 pounds Jute Packing,
20 feet Rubber Hose.
1 Iouglas Pump.
2 Water Casks.
1 Feed I'lpe.
1 Cistern.
2 Otllce Desks.
1 Cooking move.
1 Htove.
4 Claw Bars.
2 Hliackle Bars.
1 Lantern.
2 Hignal Lanterns,
2 Grindstones.
2 Padlocks.
1 Turning Lathe.
8 Hpades.
45 Bhovels.
8 sets Carpenters Tools,
2 Water Buckets.
2 Jackscrews and Levers.
8 Anvils.
7 Bellows.
2 l'lnch Bars.
1 Cold Chisel.
2 Blacksmiths' Hammers
8 Bledge Hammers,
15 Hammer Handles.
2 Spike Punches.
1 set Blacksmiths' Tools.
6 Blacksmiths' Tongs.
2 Vises.
1 Cross-cut 8aw.
373 Pick Axes.
itf Pick Axe Handles.
4 Hquare Brasses.
2 HtulHng Boxes.
1 Brass Faucet.
1 Hose Nozzle.
The sale will not Include the title to the land.
which does not belong to the United Htates.
This road is about ten miles lu length, and
extends Irom Brazos Santiago to White's
Ranche, on the Rio Grande, From this polut
connection is made by steamer with Browns
ville and Matamoras.
Ihe route is the shortest and best ror tne im
mense t radio between the (iulf of Mexico and
the Interior of Southern Texas and -Northern
Mexico, and the communication by rail alone
can readily be extended to Brownsville.
The road already completed saves thirty miles
of difficult and tortuous navleation. The road
is live feet gauge, good ties, T rail, and lull
spiueu.
Tbe property may be inspected on applica
tion to Cuotaln C. H. Hoyt. A. tt. M.. Browns
ville, Texas, and any information desired may
be obtained from that officer, or from the office
of the Chief Quartermaster, Fifth Military Dis
trict. New Orleans. La.
A condition of the sale will be that trans
portation Bhall be furnished forall Oovernmeut
troops and supplies whenever required, at rates
not to exceed those paid by the United States
to other railroad companies in lue Finn Mill
tarv District.
The terms of payment accepted will be those
considered ine most lavoruote to tne uovern-
nient.
Ten per cent, cash, in Government fnnds, to
be raid on acceptance of Drooosal.
Tbe Oovernmeut teserves the right to reject
any or an proposals.
Pronosals should be Indorsed "Proposals foi
the purchase of Brazos Santiago and Rio Uraude
Kali road," anu addressed "tfrev. Lieut. -uol. A.
J. AlcGonnlgle, A. Q. M. U. 8. Army, office
enter quartermaster, mn Military District,
New Orleans, La."
A. J. McGONNIGLE.
Brev. LieuU-Col. and A. U. M. U. 8. Army,
7 17 m
in
In charge of office.
J-ARGE SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY
Office or Abmy Clothing and Equipage:,)
N. 129 Broadway, Naw Yokk, July 17,1807. J
Will be sold at Public Auction at the Depot of
Army Clothing and KqulpaRe, No. 400 WASH
lNO'iON tstreet, New York cRy, on TUESDAY,
the litti day of August next, commencing at 11
o'clock A. M., to be continued from day to day,
the following articles ol Army Clothing aud
Equipage:
16,0oo Uniform Coats.
84,000 Uniform Jackets.
7,775 Veteran Res. Corps Jackets.
19,000 Knit Drawers.
128,000 Knit Shirts.
40,000 Great Coats (Footmen's).
30,000 Great Coats i Horsemen's).
150,000 Woollen Blankets.
80,000 Rubber Blankets.
10,000 Rubber Poncbas.
190,000 Lined Sack Coats.
100,000 Uuliued Sack Coats.
100,000 Forage Caps.
89,000 pairs Bootees, M. S.
8,900 pairs Boots, M. S.
15,000 Biogans.
130,000 Leather Neck: Stocks.
45,000 Hat Feathers.
100,000 Knapsacks (Regulation).
11,000 Maun s Patent Knapsacks.
50,000 Haversacks (Regulation).
7,500 Haversacks (Enamelled).
21,000 pairs Trowsers, Horsemen's.
16,000 pairs Trowsers, Footmen's.
2.M7 pairs Leggings.
434 lit
ussar Jackets.
1,000 Straw Hats.
2 173 Dark Blue Trowsers.
2,151 Buckles for Trowsers.
64 yards Dark Blue Cloth.
419 yards Blue Flannel.
1,392 yards Green Merino.
19 yards Black Wlgaus.
799 yards Blnck Alpuca.
443 yards Brown Hollands.
Also, a quantity of various articles of lrregn
lar Clothing and Equipage. Samples of all can
be seen at the depot within ten days of sale
and catalogues had.
Terms Cash in Government funds; ten pel
cent, down and the balance before the goods ara
taken from the depot, which must bo within
five days after the sale, under forfeiture of pur
chabe aud the teu percent, deposited.
Bvt. Major-General D. H. VINTON,
7 20 lot Asht. Q,r.-Master Geu'l U. S. A.
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY
AK1 COUNTY OF PH1LADKLPHIA.
Kslate of WILLIAM ALLEN, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust theaccouul ot KM MA N. ALLEN, LEWIS
THOMPSON, and WILLIAM WEHB, Executors of
the last Will and Testament ot WILLIAM ALLEN,
deceased, aud to report distribution of the balance In
the bauds or the accountant, will meet the parties
interested for the purpose of his appointment on
MONDAY, tha Bih day of August, at 11 o'clock
A. M..at his Oflice, No. 273 H, FOUltTif Htreet, In tlie
Oily of Philadelphia. il 2a 81-B-tt 5t
'rfrtt T.STEWART BROWN,
(jKX"Zb f I 8.B. Corner of
trr rl FOUfiTH and CHESTNUT ST.
9 , ,JiLj4 MAsnrAcrtiEitt o
TaONKS, VALISES, and BAGS lultabU for Europ
Travel.
(Formerly at 708 CHESTNUT 8T.)
QEORCE PLOWMAN,
CAIU'ENTER AND RUIL.DEI7
KO. 3t C'AKTKH tTBKKX
And Ha 141 DOCK Street
Uachlns Work ana MUlwrlghtlug promptly
tended to. HI,
ILLIAM B. GRANT,
COMMISKinw mvuiITANT.
NO. U B. LLLAW AKK Avenue, Philadelphia.
Dn
npont's Onn powder, 'lufllul'd Nitre, Charcoal. Ki
. liuker Co.' Chocolate, tvwoa, and i"'"'f;,ln
ockei Rroa. A Cc'S Y allow Maval lah-aihlng,
LB. aVkin Kaaila
W
Solu, aud Nails,
AUCTION SALES.
M
OLELLAND & CO
AtrCTlONKKilH. No. n WAKKKT Btref.
LAROK OI'KKINO BALK OF BOOTH, BliUJJi
BKUOAWo, J.1U., run. rJti.u ui ior,
Un 1 LuriiUv mnriilnff.
Anirii.l 1st. fitnt n.onr' Inir at 10 o'clock, we will sell
hv rkmi.nrim wit limit rpserve. about SiO cases Men's
Boys', and Voulbs' Boots, Hhoes, BroKans, Balmorals.
Congress Boots, etc.; also a general assortment of
Women's, Misses', and Children's Wear, to which the
special attention of buyers Is called, as every cM
represented in catalogue win ueposuiyeij .uiu, i u
OHN B. MYEK8 CO., AUCTIONEEE3
Mos. tzi and 2M MAP.KF.T Street.
AT PRIVATE BALK.
15 cases one palm fans, round handles.
FIUHT LA HOE PEREMPTORY BALK OF BOOT9,
bMOiB, BKOUAMH, I HAVKLMNU BAGS, LTD,
un J uesoay moriinm. .
Ancnst . at 10 o'clock, will be sold, by catnlosmO.
on four monthB' credit, about 2K packages boots,
shoes, bslniorals, etc.. of city ana luisiern manufac
ture. Opeu lor examination, with catalogues, early
on morning of sale. L7!Wt
LAROK OPENING BALK OF BRITISH, FRENCH,'
'We will hold a large sale of foreign and domestlO
dry goods, by catalogue, on tour months' credit.
KW inuraun jn'ruiiiB.
and lots of stsple and tancy articles. - -
N. B. Catalogues ready and goods arrangod forax
amlnatlon early on tbe morning ot sale. 7 W 8t
FIRST LARGE POSITIVE RALE OF CARPJTP-
1W, KTU
On Friday Morning,
Arjgnst. at 11 o'clock, will be sold, by catalogns.
on tour months' credit, about MO pieces of Ingrain,
Venetian, list. beroD. cottasn. and rag - oarpet-
lngs, embracing a choice assortment of superior
goods, which may be ezamlnvd early on the morning
of sale. 7 ul
M.
THOMAS ft BOM a, KOS. 133 AND lil
B. FOUKTH Htreeu
BUPKRIOR nOTJPEnOLD FURNITURE, MIR.'
KOHS, PlAISUfS, DElJt AND UKDD1NU, 1LAND
bOMifi CAHPE'lfe, ETC., -.
On Thursday moriilng, 1
At 9 o'clock, at tbe Auction Kooins. bT Cfttftlomft
superior walnut household furniture; 1 suits walnos
aua reps uurary furniture; mirrors; pianos; Deos ana
bidding; China aud glassware; hivh case clock; re
frleerators; velocipede, handsome carpets, elo.
aiso, s tuaxuiu wasuuastns; copper uata tuo, eta in
Hale Bonth west corner Twelfth and Callowhlll streets.'
HANDBOMK WALNUT FURNITURE. HANik
bUME liKLBSKLS CARPETS, MIHROR3, El'O.
Un Friday morning,
A must 2. at 10 o'clock, at the southwest corner
Tweluh and Callowhlll streets, by catalogue, hand
some walnut and gieeu terry parlor suits; handsom
wninut cnamoer turniuire; one mirrors; spring anu
othi-r mattresses; handsome Brussels and Venetian
carpels; kitchen utensils, etc
I he articles are eaual to new: nave been in nse DDI
a short time. 7sl2t
May he teen on the morning ot sale at 8 o clock. ,
Bale No. lu Mervlne street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE. ROSEWOOD MELO
DEUN, X IN E RKUSSK1JS CAKmiS, XilJ,
Cm fc-aturday mornlntr.
AiurnstS. at 10 o'clock, at No. ihsi Mervlne street
between Klevenlh and Twelfth streets, above Mont
gemery avenue, the superior walnut parlor furniture;
neat ciiatuoer lurnuure; rosewoou uieioueoii; no.
DrusRels carpets, etc. 7 8131,
May he seen at 8 o ciock on tne morning oi saie.
S
AMUFL C. FORD 4 SONS, AUCTI0NEFJi3
ro. xa B. FUlKXJi tstreei,
(tales ot Real Estate. Stocks. Loans, etc.. at Phlla
delpbla Exchange, every Friday at 12 o'clock, noon.
our sales are advertised in an me daily and several
ot the weekly newspapers, by separate handbills ol
etuh property, and by pamphlet catalogues, on
thousand of which will be issued on Wednesday .pre.
ceuing eacn saie. ,
UtAL Jlbl A lE A t xMUVAl Jli OALJL.
r
On FTiday, Angtist S.
Will be sold at the Exchange, at 11 o'clock, the fol
lowing t-toeks and Loans ,
in accnuntoi wnom it may concern -6000
shares Latoula Coal Company. 7239t
JM. GUMMEY & SONS, AUCTION K KiU
No. 60S WALNUT Street
rtoldKeKtilftr Bales of '
REAL FhTATE, HTO(AK8. AND HECTJKrriJSS AI
THE PHILADELPHIA FJtCHANaK, .
fiandbllls of each property utaned separately. "'
Uiuo catitlouues published and circulated, coutalulnr
full descrlptiorls of property to be sold, as also, a par.
tlal list til property contained In our Real Estate Relr
tt r. and oQered at private sale,
Hales advertised daily In all the dally newspaper!
B
Y THOMAS BIRCH & SON, No. lllOCUfitf
rn ui Bireet. aoove juieventn street, ,
i . ,
Pate at No. llio C'besnut street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO-FORTES..
MIRRORH, CARPETS, KTO. ,
On Friday Morning,
At 9 o'clock, at the auction store. No. 1110 Chesnut
street, will be sold a large assortment of superior par
lor, chamber, dining-room, aud kitchen furniture,
from fnnillifB removing.
FRENCH CHINA FANCY GOODS AND TOVS. !
At tbe same time will be sold, an invoice of French
China, fancy goods, consisting of Inkstands, smoking;
sets, toilet sets, egg dishes, match boxes, doll heads,
toys, elc. 7 81 M-
PANCOAST & WAENOCK, AUCTIONEER,
No. YW MARKET KTKKET. . ,.T
EXCURSIONS.
TrEN FOB CAPE MAY ON THE
atliliiiv-Vl'AiDAYH. THURiaDAYS, AND SATuf?
uio.-liii) new and swift steamer saMUKL M
FELTON, Captain L. Davis, leaves CHESNUI
btreet Wharf on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saiu
days, at 9 A.M.: and returning leaves Cape Mayo
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 7'HO A. M.'
Fare ti'fio, including carriage hire.
rjervauta, 9176, " .
Children, tl'2.i, "
Excursion tickets on Saturday, good to return on
Monday, 4, iuclndlng carriage hire.
N. B. Mann's Express Company have arranged td
attend to buggnge, will check baggage through to
hotels, cottages, .etc.; also sell Tickets at their Oiltoe.
No. IKS. Fit Til btreet. 7 tit
FARE TO WlLMINiiTfW IK
lasiirnim tm "wiiuij vnrsier or jiook. iu cents,
";;,7,.m"t,,i!? j , j uiy s, tne steamer ARIEL,
will leave CHEbNUT (street wharf at B A. M. and
8'pi "turning, leaves Wilmington at 6'45 A, iL.
and 12-46 P. M.
Fare to Wilmington, 15 cents; excursion tickets. SS
cents. Fare to Chester or Hook. 10 cents. 7 aotit
JiTS DAILY EXCURSIONS! To WIL
l-rm t-j-rwnSm m in gton , Del. The steamer ELIZA
i m ,ettvo iuca btieet Whurf dully al
111 A HI sastii A l KM . .
w ' - a. ivuuil IllUK, 1DKVO M A K k
tKKJir.
J
Mt,?i0tr,.'.roun(i lrlp 80
M"!'..'1;-; cent
Vnr fi,rll,,.r ,,urll..,.lu .....l.T.TT u'
lpiy on board. , . j
J. w. RURNS, Captain.
rJ2 EXCURSIONS CPTHE RIVER.-.
aasrVio-iMiisslhe splendid steamboat JOHN A
wltiNEH "takes daily Afternoon Jixcurslous u
Burlington and Bristol, stopping at Utverton, Tarra?
nti o A iiiluhiulu ami lj ........ 1 '
excurlon leave CHK8NUT bTRKUT wZaRF l
'1 ' l I rui Lr In hA A 41 . . u . ...... -ai ..... ...
Uocklnthe Aftoruoon. Returning, leave Bristol
o'clo;k. arriving in the city at 8 unlock P. M.
a KB Excursion, 40 cts. Each way, 26c. 5 ii 8m .
at 4 o'citi
FARE
SUMMER TRAVEL
VIA . ;
MOItTII PFUNSYIYVANIA RAILROAD.
BHORTEST AND MOST PLEASANT ROUTE Ta
WILKESBAREE,
MAUCH CHUNK,
EA8T0N,
ALLENTOWN,
MOUNT CARMEL.
ilAZLETOS '
BETIILE1IE1I, :
And all points In the
LEUJQII MAUANOY, AND
WYOMING VALLKYI -
CommodlnnsCars, Smooth Track, Fine Scenery, and
Excellent llolels are the specialties of this route.
Through to Wllkusbarre aud ataucU Chunk without 1
change of cars.
EXCURSION TICKETS, : ..- 1
From Phllndelphla to Principal Points, Issued frera
the TICK E'l OFHf ES ONLY, al Ruduced Iiates,oU
bulunlHvs, good If return till Monday evening. .
iXlUIthlON TICKETS TO WILKEbBAiUlE,
Good for '1N DA Yb, Issued any day.
IhrouKb Trains leave tho Depot, BERKS an,
AM E1UCAN (streets, at 7H4 A. M.. I 30 P M.. and iJM
P. M. ,
Fur particulars see Time Table lu dally papers.
. .. .. t ,Kf'l''H CLABli. Oeueral A.ent.
Philadelphia, July 1, ls7.
Tlckuusuld and linkage :heoked through to the'
principal points al Sarin's Nui th Penrisy Ivanla llg
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