TIIE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, 18G8.
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NUMUEIl CLXXXIT.
A Vm FOB MFNTAf. DTPrBPTICS. AND A CUB!
yon UY-rocnoNnniA, nY-rocRHY, on ant
COMPLAINT OF A UV OBDBU.
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From "Punch."
The Phacticb ok JUnr Farmisci. The fre
quent mention of Daby Tarming Bngpeats the
question "What crops n ay a baby be ex
peoted to yield f" Thereto thj only answer
that can well be given Is "The usual exan
themata of infancy." But, at this rate, all
the harvest a baby can afford would be reaped
ly the doctor.
LVett from "Norma" (arranged for a little
Duck and a Chorus of (ireen Peas). "Yes,
we together 1" etc.
OrKHA fob Odd-Laters. Bet-ly.
A National Triumph. Mr. Duncan Camp
111 read in the Owl, which he had borrowed:
"Her Majesty's Government have resolve t
to confer a Peerage on Sir Kobert Napier."
lie remarked to Mr. Archibald Frazer:
'There'll be just nae Peer like Napier."
Mr. Arohibald Frazer, in less than, a minute,
ImrRt out laughing. Mr. Duncan Campbell
laughed too. Then thay went off, both of
them, into fits of laughter, which continued
With momentary intermissions for about twenty
minutes, and recurred at intervals during a
period of four hours and a half.
Frince Napoleor. Impecuniosity is evi
dently threatening the Emperor of the French,
lie has been sending a Napoleon for change all
over Europe, and can't get it done anywhere.
A HEW EXHIBITION.
Notice 6.1 our Travelling Cockney.')
The Emperor, the Empress, the Prince Im- !
fierial, and Prince Napoleon, as A Nappy
'amily.
An Extraordinary Rik. From the case of
Bisk Allah against the British and Foreign
Marine Insurance Company, it seems that the
Company consider that, though they insure
against any ordinary risk, they decline the
responsibility of Risk Allah.
On Dit. The Music Hall Comic Singers are
about to publish .A Plea for Tol-lol deration.
Advice by a Reasosaisle Abstaiseh. Stick
to dry wine.
Pensive TiiounnT. In his speech on the vote
of thanks, the Premier said, "Happy is the
man who hau been thrice thanked by his coun
try." Well, the country has twice thanked
Mr. Disraeli, and it was on his resignations.
He may be happy yet.
PBDDPIW? IT TLAINLY.
"Why is a promising cricketer like flour and
eggs ?
.Because he's calculated to make a good
latter.
Legitimate Complaint. The Ritualists sepa
rate the eexes in church. Paterfamilias writes
to a paper complaining of this, lie has been
In the habit of sitting by his wife for twenty
live years, "and who," he piteously asks, "is,
under the new plan, to pinch me when I snore
out at the stupid seimoii ?" The clergy ought
to see to this.
A "Woman's Question and Answer. The
reason assigned by men why women ought not
to have votes is iu fact a woman's reason
fcecause they oughtn't. Unless, indeed, you
say:
"Why shouldn't females vote as well a3 males?
Ueean.se the women don't push down Park pales
From "Fim."
TnoranTS, tiiis (swiNjnuaNixa weather.
Were you a sherry cobbler,
And I u penny Ice,
1 tin ult this summer weather
Wfi'd vaulsU altogether:
You, gulped by greedy gobbler,
I, swulioweu lu a trice
Were you a sherry-cobbler,
And I a peuny ice.
If you were soda water, -Aiitl
1 were lemonade.
Or e'er wo could bethink us,
I fancy folks would clrlnls us;
AHbougU ttiey didn't oubter,
They'd do so, I'm afraid,
If you were soda-water.
And I were lemonade.
If you were Hash's bitter.
And I were glnuer-beer,
Tbey'd make or us a Bhandy
Ciaii, liesb aud cool, and nundy;
Ko other fate were litter
This weaiber mucii I fear,
If you were Bush's bluer.
And I were ginger-beer.
Were you a gln-and-soda,
And 1 cor'iao-uud-seltz,
I vow I IbiuK, by Hebe,
Bo popular should we be.
To both they would cry "co ld,"
While this hot weatuer melts;
Were you a uln and soda.
And I cognae-RDd-HeW..
If you were water-melon,
I Blrawberrles and cream
Our lives, were we at Grainger's
Would clearly be lu dangers.
For they're the things that sell ou
(Such sunny days i deem
Were you a vmter-melou,
I strawberries and cream.
But since you're none of those, dear,
And I um none of tlicse;
.Lei's go and liquor-up, dear,
And have a clurot-cup, dour;
Just dip your pretty nose, dear,
In something cooling, please,
Since you are none of those, dear,
And I am nouo of these.
A Classical Anecdote. A "acliolar and a
gentleman" of our acquaintance informs us
that a well-known quotation from Cicero is
erroneously stated to be an extract from the
oration against Cataline. lie assures us it
was when Cicero wa3 walking in the neighbor
hood of Derby that, seeing Cataline drive by
in a dog-cart, tooling "a team," en route for
the meet of a well-known pack, he ex
claimed "Quom-usque tandem !"
Dead-Alive Literature. There is a writer
In the Leeds' Mt nurt who certainly should be
engaged by the 1'ult Malt, for he possesses a
power of writing paragraphs as-good as any
that have ever appeared in the "Gazette of
Education." He is describing the end of a
foolish fellow who in a drunken freak jumped
Into the Don, aud "disappeared beneath the
surface of the waters, aud became a lifeless
corpse," as if corpses were anything elre
than lifeless. He winds up the account I y
Baying that "the deceased lives at Masbro' V
It he does, we should say he has become a
lively corpse.
' A Ciiaritarlb Creature. A member of
the ministry, noted for his appreciation of the
Annual Greenwich dinner, is reported to have
eaid, on hearing that naturalists have proved
whitebait to be nothing but baby-bloaters,
4,Ah, well 1 my affection for the poor little
things is bo strong, that I love them, still,
though, (h) erring i"
Land at Last. A would-be contributor,
nothing discouraged by previous refusals, inti
mates to us that he is about to take a tour
through the Principality in the hope of there
picking up a few 'Ap-yj thoughts.
Ok (Race) Cocrph. Why la a gentleman
paying a solitary visit to his stud of Derby
Cracks like a man who has to shift for him
self f Because be is left to his own race-hot ses,
Qukry for Meteorologists. When a storm
has been brewing in the air, has the downfall
ever been known to take the bhape of beer f
r.j.ow Him Ur ! A scientific correspondent
writes to us that he sops in the newspapers,
"Borwilk'h Baking Powder," and wishes to
gay that it lie is, he is doing a very dangerous
thiL'g, and that there's safe to be an explosion,
. Litkrauy Mem. We see announced a
volume entitled Artists ami Arabs. It would
have been quite as alliterative and more sen
sational to have named the book Bedouins
and Bohemians.
Turn Floors Us ! The lady who inserted the
following advertisement in the Times of the
30th ultimo was, like her terms, "moderate"
in the language flic uses in speaking of her
apartments:
KM UUNisnnn.-A lady wishes to
LET, vpou moderate terms, her First and (Se
cond I- loom. Tliey are musical, and speak for
eign lucguagrs. Alpliit, elo., etc.
Instead of describing as "Unfurnished'
hese accomplished lloors, which are xnusica'
and speak foreign languages, she might have
said, "well stored with the treasures of a li rat
rate education."
The Land for All?opp, and Bas3 and Co. -The
Dry Tortugas.
Rioht to a T. Etranga that the cup should
seldom -be amongst Bohc mians IJohea.
Tub Bkst Machinery for Prosecuting an
IxuuTiiY The How-so T-ing Machine.
From Uic "Toinalnnvkt"
woman's word-rook.
Subscription. The cover to good works, with
a monogram outside.
Suburbs. The whiskers on a city's face.
Sugar. Like a sweet temper makes much
insipidity agreeable.
Summer. That which one swallow does not
make; but which makes one swallow anything
iced.
Sicell.A bubble on the sea of pleasure.
Sieord. A glittering blade which make3
most havoc in female hearts.
Taste. A sense denied to m03t, and abused
by many.
Tea. The beverage which cheers three
times three for China, and a little one over for
Aeenin.
Tender. The quality which tugs many a
man-of-war to port.
Tawr. A rare bird with golden eggs.
From Divers Sources.
A Kentuckiau becoming incensed at the
boastfulness of an Englishman as to the supe
riority of British inventions, exclaimed
"lhaw ! Tbey are of no account. Why, a
house-painter in ray neighborhood grained a
door po exactly in imitation of oak, that last
year it put forth leaves; and grew an exoellent
crop of acorns; and another fellow, up in
Iowa, has juat taught ducks to swim in hot
water, and with such success that they lay
boiled eggs 1" The Englishman from that
time exhibited a modest aud subdued air.
Araco once confidently announced that a
big comet thai w approaching the earth
would not destroy it. "How do you know?"
he was atked. "I don't know," he replied;
"but in either case I am safe. If it does not
kDock the world to pieces, I shall be con
sidered a prophet; if it does, they can't blow
me up in the newspapers."
A Strakoe Physiological Fact. The higher
organs of the brain are situated at its upper
and anterior portion; the lower at its under
and posterior one. It is strange, therefore,
that an "intellectual warfare" must havemore
to do with the "cerebrum" than with the
"cerebellum."
Unanimity. "We must all be unanimous, "
observed Hancock, on the occasion of signing
the Declaration of Independence; "there must
be no pulling diil'erent ways." "Ye3," ob
served Franklin, "we must all hang together,
or most assuredly ww shall all hang sepa
rately." Younq Adders. A Boston teacher, who in
a fit of vexation called her pupils a set of
yonDg adders, on being reproved for her lan
guage, apologi.ed by saying that she was
speaking to those just commencing arithmetic.
"How many regular, Bteady boarders are
there in this house '!" asked a census-taker of
a servant girl. "There's fifteen boarders in
all, sir, but not xnore'n four of 'em is steady
persons, sir."
An old salt, sitting on a wharf, the other
day, very soberly remarked: "I began the
world with nothing, and I have held my own
ever since." A terse and suggestive biog
raphy. A boy eight years old, in one of our public
Eehool3, having been told that a reptile "is an
animal that creeps," on being aked to name
one, promptly and triumphantly replied "a
labJ.,
Quilp, who has heretofore been a Universal
ist, now believes there are two things destined
to be eternally loat his umbrella and the man
who stole it.
An Abandoned Character. A musical en
thusiast has written to the Duke of Cambridge
to ppk fur his permission to wear the Iiaui of
the First Life Guards round his hat.
TooMfcn von our Gravity. Idioticns writes
to ak whethtr the force of gravy-tea ia equal
to the strength of beef-tea.
The new condition of the atmosphere ia
most fully accounted for from the fact that the
present time mud, of necessity, be "cloae I"
A real estate agent informs the public that
he has "a beautiful cottage for gale, containing
ten rooms and eight acred of laud."
"Rioiit as NiNErKNCK." Tbere is a Disraeli
in power; there is also a "Power" iu Disraeli.
"It is more blessed to give than to re
ceive," applies particularly to advice.
Grkat Slanging Match in the Commons.
Grant Dull' against Grand Duller.
Nautical. Toeing out craft Kicking a
blackleg down stairs.
Pin Money. What is expended in bowling
alleys.
Dress Material for the Sea-siiore Surge.
"Rifle PitACTica" Picking pocketa.
The Order on Hunning. "Olf 1"
The restrictions upon the Pari3 press are
jaot ro great as to prevent the announcement
that M. Glas-Bizoin went to the Mabille the
other evening.
KiDg Cole Dot the jolly old soul but
one of the Australian cricketers, has been
bowled out of existence hy bronchitis ' in
England.
A Chinese manager in San Francisco has
sut at naught the traditions of his nation by
putting females on the stage of his theatre.
In a bar-room fight in San Francisoo, one
"beat" neatly severed another's hand, from hJa
arm with a uuigle out.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
rOBADDmOHAL LOCAL IT) OOTSrDB PASBS.
Accidents. Hugh Laflerty, aooidentally
shot through tbe hand by himself. Michiiel
Devereaux, a brfkesmau on the Head inn Kail
road, foot mashed between tbe bumper of coal
tars. William Honrjer. a brakesman on the
Koith Peuntjlvania Hadroad, arm severoly
rrHt-hfd hctwen the bumpers of freight cars.
George Kiif dcll, a teamstrr, run over by his own
enrtj h'g eeverely lacerated, and injured about
the body: caue'd by his hore becoming un
mniinReabln. They wore admitted to the Episco
pal Hospital.
Thomas HaughloD, aped 45 J ears, rcf-Ulns; at
Front aud Bbl;pen streets, thumb taken off by
a barrel of sugar roliine upon it. Bridget Mc
Alner, need 42 years, residinir on IIjell street,
below Noiris, arm tractured by a fall m Atlantic
City. Wary Griffith, aged 05 jear, loot cranhed
by being run over by a city paseuger cur, at
Broad street and WashiiigtOQ avenue. Hndjct
McKnlglit, aged S3 jears, re-itliiiii at Sixth mil
Lombard streets, cut about the Inca by a police
nmn while under arrest. Tae above were ad
mitted to the Pennsylvania Hospital.
The Coroner was nottlled hist evening to hold
an inquest on the body of Benjamin Vobt, a
tire id au on the PeLnsylvanla ltaiiioad. who was
killed jcMcrday morning by coming in contact
with a bridge near Kuitheuville. Deceased re
sided at Kennctt Square, near West Chester.
He was a married man, and about thirty-live
years ol age.
llr. J. Doyle, a member of the Hibnrnla Fire
Company, hal his legs injured by being run
over by the apparatus ot the Good Intent Hose.
George Morris, a diivcr in the employ of
NcHtie A Lew, was thrown from his cart yes
terday and was run over, ne received a com
pound iracture.
BCSINKSS OP TBK UNITED STATES SCD-TfiEA-
SURY. The following is the business statement
of the Assistant Treauror, at Philadelphia, for
the month of July, 18G8:
tu.
Balances on hand, July 1,. . .
Receipts during month, viz. ;
Jnly 31 Account
General Treasury,
including customs, $2,784,78589
Post Office tund . S(;,GM'70
Iiitcrcst fund . . 3.479.(i20h5
$9,869,50349
Disburecrs' fund . 1,606,454 44
7,966,87593
$17,836,37942
SR.
Payments during the month, viz:
July'31 Account Gtn-
crnl Trsasury, . $5,473,71678
Poit office, . . 30,78400
Interest, . . '. 2,216,31545
Disburscrs, . . 8G0,bl!l08
8,617,06731
Balance at close of business this
day $9,213,71211
TEMPJRAUY LOAN DEPARTMENT.
July 1 Balance due depositors, . $13, 10000
Repayments to depositors, , . 1,10000
Balance due depositors at the close of
business this day. July 31, . . $12,30000
Fractional currency redeemed duriDg
the month, $235,22800
Larceny. Mary Campbell, colored, was
charged before Alderman Bciiler, at tbe Ceutr.il
Station, yetterday, with the tUeit ot articles of
jewelry iroin a boarding-house ou South Wash
ington Square, where she was employed a3 a
dome-die. Frances Laflerty, the complainant,
testiQed to the theit, nud the officer who made
the arrest stated that the defendant admitted
her guilt, nnd said that she had pawned the ar
ticles stolen, giving the name of the pawn
broker who had received them; that ho called
on the broker, who denied a knowledge ot the
UCUueeO, and U.e roouipt of the jewelry. MurV
wes committed to answer. J J
Goods Found. Several lads playing about a
board pile, in what is known us Morris City,
which is north of Girard avenuo and west of
Twenty-tilth s'reet, found concealed behind it
on Thursday four rolls ot calico, which had evi
dently been placel there by a thief until they
could be removed without much risk. They
were banded over to the Lieutenant of Police
of the Twelfth District, and they cm be seen at
the Twentieth Ward Station, Tenth and Thomp
son streets.
Re-Arrested. John Roat, who made his
escape lrom officer Uazlitt a few days since,
has been recaptured. Roat was shot by the
policemau, who discharged several loads of his
revolver at the crowd. The bull struck the
check bono, glanced and passed around to the
tide ol the head, where it lcdgo.d. It has been
extracted, ami the wound is hot causing much
pain, nor giving rise to much apprehension of
danger.
Democratic Meeting. The Democrats of
Gcrmuntowu held a meeting at the wigwam last
evening. They raised a ling, bearing the names
ot Seymour nud Blair, for the Presidency aud
"Vice l'revidincy. In the wigwam Mr. Henry
Coeet-haH presided. Speeches were mi.de by
Nathan C. James aud iiarman Yerkes, ol Doylcs
town, Colonel Zulich, of this city, and others.
WISCELLAHEOUS CITY JOTTINGS:
Tbe General Government are tearing down
the buildings used as barracks during the war,
on the ground opposite Foit Delaware, as the
post is to be abandoned.
Tbe Eleventh baptist Church, in this city,
have unanimously culled the Rev. Clias. Kcyser,
of Binghaiutou, Y., to become their pastor.
Mr. Keyser is the author of the Prize Catechism,
published by the Baptist Publication Society.
The Gas Truees give uotice that from and
after to day the piice ol gas will be udvauced to
$2.55 per thousaud lect. The Trustees give as
the caute for the advance the increase of the
pay to the workmen.
Washington F. Pcdrlck, of this city, who
was the private secietary of Attorney General
Stanbcry, has accepted a belter position under
Attorney General Kvarts, by mvitutiou of that
gentleman.
The Dilicrcut Fire Euglne Company will hold
a ineetinn at 8 o'clock this evening.
The Journeymen House painters will hold
a meeting on Monday evening at No. 803 Locust
Btreet.
The Union Rpubliefin voter of the Second
Division, Tweuty-ufth Ward, will meet at Wil
liam Sargent's, Kenning on avenue, ubove liar
row iiate lane, this eveuur.', ut 7i o'clock.
The conductors nnd drivers ot the City Pas
sercer tais will hold a meeting at h ill-past 2
o'clock to-morrow nlternoon in the hull ot tbe
Passenucr Bnilroad Rcliet A-socintion, corner
ol Ninth and Snrmcr Girden str ets.
The Athletic and (i"ary tins afternoon, at
Seventeenth street and Colum bin a enue.
LEGAL NOTICES. j
TN THE DISTRICT COURT O? TIIH I
J. tTND Kl) fj'l'A l i s VOn i dh i A 3't'KItN Did- 1
1'KlUTOh' rhNNhVLVAMA. I
IN ilANKUUl'iCV. win Uy of Ju;y, 1858 at Phlla-
ClH lililu. ;
The undersigned hereby gives notice of hlfl appoint,
meiit us AhslKnteof LOUKNl'.U k 1 K1JA N K.s, ul I'nl
lmli li liiu.lli tliccutliity ol Pliiht'lelphlti.HiKt the SHu'.O 1
Ol 1'miiey IvauiH, wiinin nam JJiHiricL, wno uiti iv n
c.Juli:eii a bankrupt npcu li'a own pululon, by
the lrfstrlct couri ci bald iitriei.
TIIOMAH V. PRICrT,
No. Mill AltNOIt, Wlitvt.
To the Creditors o' snld Bankrupt. !7 isiubji
CORN EXCHANGE
IlACl MANDtACrOKY.
JOIifl T. IIAILIDV & CO.,
KKMIIVKU TO
N, E. corner ot UaKKKI' nud WATKH ntreets,
I'liiiutieipnitt.
DEALERS IN KAUfc! KND BAGGING
Of every d.orlptlon, for
Grain, Flour, bull, buper-1'lnnphnie of Lime, Bone
JJunt, kuj. ... ,
Large and Bmall GTJNN Y KAUB constantly ou hand,
AlH0' WOOL. bACKH.
JL 11 N T. BAIT.ItY JAMBS CASCADEM.
TIT ILLIAM 8. GRAN ,
VV LOAlMlfHION MitltOHANT,
Ne.8B.Di.LA.WAHK Aveuuo, fhlUdbiphla,
Alii. NT FOB , .
liupnnt'i Gunpowder, Ketlned Nitre, Charcoal, Etc,
W. Jiaker A L'o.'a Chocolate Coco, irnd Itroina.
Crocker, Broa. i Co.' XeUow Met Buealiiltyt,
Bolt and Htdltt
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
Var additional Marin JVewt $e Firit Page.
ALMANAO fOB PHII.ADKLPUIA-THIS DAT
BUM Rlsfl...........,4MI Moot rt!tT..... K-21
Bum Skts..... ?'18 HiBR WAr......,12 69
MOON'S PHASPSi,
ruiLADBI PHIA. WAHBTTrOToN,
ArntlMT, . H.M, R M.
I'nl I Menu B 7'Btl ino. H'44 mo-
I, Ht Quarter 11 7-41 Din. T'Altno.
New Moon 18 0 22 ruo, (CiM mo.
Flist Quarter M 7 68 av. 7Wav.
CLEARED YKSTKnDAY
N. O, barqnn Andreas. Haul, Cork or Falmouth for
onier, Workman Co
Bciir Win. lienry, Conway, Baltimore, Lennox A Bjr-
tims.
Sl'r J. H. Wirlvor. Pfinnla, Kalllmoro. A. nmvtm. Jr.
Hi'r Brt'tol. Waiei. New York. W. P. ClydnACo.
Top I'heaapeake. Memhon, lor Baltimore. wliK a oiv
nt hargeH. W. P. Clyde A Co.
Tug Kaliy Qneen, Hiiears. ir Baltimore, with a to
oi bargee, W. P. Clyde A Co.
ARHIVKD YKSTKItDAY.
Barque Iddo Kimball, Halm, tv nay a rrom Brpmn,
Via Hampton Koad, In ballast to 8. P. pedrleic C.
Barque H. U. W. IloOfr, Hooper, from TrlnuW'l,
Via K y Weat tHth Inat , wnn sugar lo A W. Wolsri.
Hilgrt etroiii, Kirimt. 7 days from Jacksouvllle.
Wl'h inmber to J. R. Baxley ft Co.
Hrhr h raucee Hanerly, Tucker. 8 day trom Qoorge
towD, u. C . with lumber to captain.
nehr K. W. BrowD. Kodniun, 8 nay a from Wilming
ton, is. I'., with luijibor to U Trump, Hon A Co.
Bcb r fcarly Bird. Kogera, 14 liaya from Peuaacola,
With lim ber to captain.
Bcbr I.onle, Taylor. 8 days from Portland, with lum
ber f T. P. Oalvin A Co.
Belir Olivia. Fox. 1 day from Odeaaa, Del., with grain
to Jna. li. Uew ley A Co.
Hchr Bunting. Oroaman, 1 day from Odeaaa, DeL,
With grain to J as. L llowley ft to,
Hebr Hatah nnd Mary. Fowler, 1 day from Dover,
Del . wlib grain to Jos. K. Palmer.
Bteamer H. F. Pbnlpa, Browu. U hours from New
York, with mdae. to W. M. Balrd ft Co.
Ptenmer Ann Kl ra. Rloliarda. 24 hours from New
York, with nidse. to W. P. Clyde ft Co.
Hi earner Fannie, I'enton. ?i houra lrom Now York,
wl'h wflao to W. M Balrd ft Co.
Tug Chesapeake. Mershon, from Baltimore, with a
tow of barges to W. P. Clyde A Co.
Tug Fairy Queen. Hhears. lrom Baltimore, With a
tow ol barges to W. P. Clyde ft Co,
BKLOW.
Ship John Harvey. Lovell, from Liverpool, and
brig J. liclntyio, from .
POUT OF PhTlADBLPITIA.
Foreign and coa.-iiwls arrivals for the month of
June, 1868, as compared with tbe same period In 1687:
18(18, 1867.
For. Coast. Total. For. coast. Tot
Phlrs 8 ... 6 8 ... s
BteaiuBhips 2 ... 2 8 ... 8
Barques 20 1 21 27 2 SO
BrU'fl M 29 8 88 81 12 43
Hchooners..... 24 848 872 24 867 8U1
Bloopa ... 868 8(iH ... 881 8N1
triteanjere FHO 860 ... 2IA 218
Barrres, ... 678 679 ... 2IS 216
Bonis ... 1184 Ut4 ... 2187 2187
Total 81 8449 3550 88 8881 8G9
There were 89 clearances for foreign ports during
the month, vis : For Cork. 2; Havre. 1: Gibraltar. ;
Trieste, 1; Marseilles. 2; Genoa. 1: Leghorn, li Rotter
dam. 8; Antwerp. 8: Hamburg 8; Bremen li; Klslnore,
1; Htettln. 4; Stockholm, 1: atonf video. 1; Laguayra, 2;
Point a Petre, Uuad , 1; Triutdad. 1; Kingston, Ja., 1;
Havana, 3; Clentuegos, 1; Hagua. 1; Cardenas 1; Guan
tenamo, 1; Mayaguez. 1; Neuvltaa 1; He. Jago. 1: Bar
bados. 2; Aaplnwall. 1: Ivigiut 2: Windsor, 1; Hallux.
4; Bt. John. N. B , 4; Yarmouth, 1; BU George, N. B 1:
Llgby, 1; Maltland, N. 8.. 1.
, , . MEMORANDA.
Steamship Pioneer, Cainurlue, for Philadelphia,
Cleured at Wilmington, N. C , yesterday.
Barque A bble Thomas, Kayuiond. for Philadelphia,
at Bllaiol, Kug . 17lh ult.
Hcl,r M. H Biockbaua. Cordery, for Philadelphia,
cleared at Wilmington, N. C . l2niu ult.
Hcbr js A. Cummins, Wblriow, hence, at Alexan
dria Ml h u It.
Mc.br Maggie N. Mulr. Forbes, cleared at Baltimore
aulu. ult.. for Camden. N. J.
Hclir" E. Ewlng. Mcbevltt, ond Chamberlain, Law
son hence, at Wasblr gtou. D. C, Uuih ult.
bcbr s J. li. Myers, Kiwood. and Abble Pitman, Lom
bara, hence, at Boston Sotli ult.
Hchr Evergreen, hence at Lynn 27th nit.
Bchr J. C. Heniy. Ullkes, beuco. at Lynu 20th nit.
, hchr Fleetwlng, Nash, hence, at Rockland 24ih ult.
Bcbr K. P. Chase, hence for Lynn, at Holmes' H'lle
29th ult. Mailed, all except the western bound, and
brig Geo. W. 4.hase.
scare C. E. Paige, Frlnk; O. R. Elmer, Haley: K J.
Heraty. Heraty; Anna Barton, bprlng; Helen Mar,
Nlckersnn; E. W. Gardner. Bleelman; Clara DvlJ
son, Mlltord: Herbert Manton. Crowellj I.G.Curtis,
Aiwood; Wm. Wallace, Scull: F. Nlckergon, Kellev;
II. A. Bogera, Cranmer; and it, G. Uuud, Taylor,
hence, at Boston 8Uth ult.
uiuui i a Ttrw.
Steamship Pioneer. Catharine, at Wilmington. N.
C , UMii ult from Philadelphia, reports having expe
rienced a heavy HW, gain almost the entire passage,
lusting from 10 P. M. Friday to 10 A. M. Monday, 27th
ultimo.
The Bliovelful Bhonl Llghtvesscl arrived at Nw
Bedlord tb ult. (In tow or U. 8, steamer Cactus;, for
a new hawse pipe. The Relief Llghtvessel baa been
placed on the station while the other Is repairing.
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOFSAFE3
LUM AND DRY PLASTER
AGAIN SUCCESSFUL.
Brooklyn, Hay 16, 1888,
Mcaers. Marvin & Co., New York Gentlemen; Oat
Planing Mill, with FIFTY THOUSAND feet of lum
ber, was destroyed by fire last night, and we are
happy to Bay your ALUM AND DBY PLA8TEB
SAFE preserved our books, payors, and money, In
excellent order.
We want another and larger one, and will call on
yon as toon aa we have Ume.
Yours trnly, SHEARMAN BROS.
Tbls Sate was Red hot tor several hours, and the
cast-Iron feet were actually melted.
It can be seen at onr store. No. 285 BBOADWAY.
A PERFECT SAFE.
MARTIN'S
CHROME IRON SPHERICAL
BURGLAR SAFE,
Will mist all burglars" Implements Tor
any length of time.
PLEASE BEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR.
MARVIN & CO.,
rKDiCll'AL 1 721 CI1ESTMJTST.,
WAREHOUSES, J (Masonic Hull), Pliila.,
80S UBOADWAT. NEW TOItU,
10H BANK BlIttKT, CLKVELAND, O.,
And for sale by onr Agent In the principal cities
hroughont tbe United btatea. 626 tuihsaia
C. L. HAISCR,
MAMOFAOTUBBB 09
FIRE AHD BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES,
LOO ITU, JUKLL HANQKK, AND CAL.J
US .UrjlLDIMU ilAKDWARK.
h No. aoa auu
A LAlCijE ASSORTMENT OF FIKB
&;'ii-Dd linrfclar-proof HAFE& on band, with Insid'
duora, DwennaK-houi-e Hatia, free from dDiEms
Prwua low, C UAtaENFtUlCMt,
65 No. tt VIMjK tilf
IRC GUARDS,
W013. ISTOUK a-BONTS, ANTLUMS, FAO
TOBIKN, ETC.
Patent Wire Ratlinf, Iron Bedsteads, Ornamenta
Wire Work, Paper makers' Wires, and every variety
of Wire Work, manufactured by
nr. walker sons;
nwfl No 11 North SIXTH Btreet,
JOHN CRUMP.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
snopsi no. sis lodue htbeet, an
KO. 1789 lUENMVT IITBEET,
H nULAEELFHIAJ
SHIPPING.
VFfN 6TEAM TO LIVKKFOOL, CALLUSO
mwM I iL. AT m'EKNMOWN.
tu. ....... ..L itrtTh in. flittsa
IMUJ.IUI-.I, II, ir. ...III.. '- w..v v.....
ttaiea and I.rUlb oovvrutuenta, for carrjluk Uf
Mni'a.
t'lTY OF PAPIH . ....w.K&(ur.!v, Aiwat 1
ri'lY OF lAJMUOS H..rnrrtar, .Vnin"i t
CITY O P N Atl, iNi'.N(vl Hainan 1 uw-d'y, H
CITY UK MAL'UMORK rnuirly Anc-t
CITY O Ba10,
...fcinroy, Anicunt i!
.... Tu'tHy. A uijn 't a
K,' H rvia limtriiji
CITY OF AN l WKKP....
..rtauirdar, A aRiint 1 1
and e.cti aucelliR Saturday and aitrrnale Monday
at noon, rrom rift rso. H mjhth Kivr.
Hat i of panan by the Mall steamer SAILING
KVIi-KY BaI IIKDAY;-
Pavaole In Gold. I Payable In Currency.
First Cabin..- iao Hterraue
" to London 10.1 1 to London. V
to Parla.. lir ' to i'an r
Paaaage by the Monday slamera: Cabin. f0 KO'd.
Stpcraite, enrrenry. Hatea id pa ue frnm
York ro HHlil-i Ctobln, (3); SU-rBR. flO, In Ruld
Pa Bf nifcra alio forwarded 10 Havre, Hanib'irR, Bra
rrien, etc.. at moderate riHoa. fieprage pubupkb lr m
Llvprpool or Qm-rnKtowo, r. onrrency. Tlnk'is ra
be bonKbt here hy pcranna Bfndlrif inr tbelr frb-nda.
For lurtber lnlurniatlon, apply at tnn (Jnnmnuy's
llice. JOHN ft. DALK. Ak'-nt,
No. IS BHO A UWAV, New Vork.
Or, CDONNKLL 4 FAULK, Manarora,
12 0 No. 411 CHESMUT B!reet, Phlla.
NOKTH iMEUICAS 6TEAMSIII
SSJtitJwW COM PAN Y.
Vkroali IjIb Cllforaila Tla Faatama
Uallrerad.
NEW ARHANUKMENT.
Pall'nf from New Yo. k on the th and 201 h of
FVKHi MolSl'ii.or Ihoflay btlurewheu itiatdaie
lall on Hmnlay,
Passage lower than by any other line. '
i'or Information adorpas
1). N. CARBI.VOTON, Agfdt.
PlerNe. MNOHTH HlVJiB, ew York,
Or T' HO At AH K feteAKLE,
No. S17 WALNUT street, Plilli-.(lp(ilila i a.
W. H.WEBB. President. UHAb. DANA, Vloe-Pres
Onice-84 EXCHANGE PlaO". New York, tgtnji
ff PASSAGIS TO AND FKOM GKKAT
LLii Kltll'AlN AN 9 1KELAND
olEAWnHIP AM) SA1L.ING PACKET,
AT RKUl'CED HATES.
DRAFTS AVAILABLK THKUIUBOUT XNCJi
LAND, IRELAND. riCOTLAND, AND WALEU.
lot particulars apply to
TAPctcurre. bro thers a (,,
No. 86 SOUTH Street, and No. 23 BRO A KWAY,
Or to THOMAS T. 8BKLK,
11 N . 217 WALNUT street.
'rf-r, NEW EXPRESS LINE TO ALEy-
audrla. Uturuetown. and Wuhinmim
l. via Chesapeake and Delaware Caual. with con
ncciionaat Alexandria from tbe moat direct route
lor Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxvllle, Nashville, Daltoa
and i lie Houlhweat.
bicamera leave retcularly every Satnrdny at noon
from the lint wbart ance Market street.
f reight received dally.
WM. P. CLYDR CO.,
. . r No. 14 North and South Wharves,
J. B. DAVIDSON, Agent at Georgetown.
M. ELDK1LUE A Co., Agents at Alexandria, Vir
ginia. 1 1
?fTJ?lOTiC.TPoa NEVV Y0KK, VIA
JtXPKR.SM M'KiMmu'P iiiimluv "
The Steam Propellers of this line leave DAILY
from first wharf below Market Btreer. 1
THROUGH IN 24 HOURS.
Goods forwarded by all the lines going out of New
York. North, Earn, and Weat, free ol rommlaslon,
freights received at our usuul low mttn,
WILLIAM P. CLYDE & CO., Agents.
t uriru tt . ,0 14 n WHARVES, Philadelphia.
JAMFS TTAND, Agent. U )
No. 119 WALL Street, corner of South, New York,
Wf- PHILADELPHIA, HICIIMONU
fetaa. AND NORFOLK STEAMMH1P LINE,
'liiitOUUH FREIOMT AIR LlNUi ly THK
SOUT HAND WEST.
EVERY SATURDAY,
Slfiret n' JFLBST ffHAR, above MARKKT
THROUGH BATES and THROUGH RECEIPTS
to all points In North and Somh Carolina, via hea
board Air Line Railroad, connecting at Portsmouth
and to Lyuchbnrg, Va., Tennessee, and the Weat, via
Irglnla and Tenneaaue Air Line and Richmond and
Danville Railroad, "
Freight HANDLED BUT ONCK, and taken at
LOW ER RAT tt TH AN ANY OTHER LI J.
The regularity, safety, and cheapness of this route
commend It to the public aa the most desirable me
dium for carrying every description ol freight.
No charge lor commission, dray age, or aay exense
Ot transler.
Steamships tnanred at lowest rates.
IrtlgUt received dally.
WILLIAM P. CLYDE A CO.,
No. 14 North and South WHARVES.
W. F, PORTER,. Agent at Richmond and City
Point.
T, P. CROWELL & CO.. Agenta at Norfolk, a II
. li - - flllt VM VIWH' e VV r n"n c rTT i
t.idir'i'1 mm L. Transportation Company Deaoatch
a u omit-sure Lines, via Delaware and Rarltun
Canal, on and after the ISth ot Mnrub, leaving daily at
12 M. and s P. M connecting with all Northern and
Eastern lines.
For ireiisht, wblcb will be takeu on accommodating
terms, apply to WILLIAM. M. RAIRD&CO..
1 U No. m s. DELAWARE Avenue.
LOlilLLAJID'S OUTSIDE LIMB.
FOR NEW YORK.
i.Kh a WRDnrrril IM im rutriuuiKi
Goods oy weight, lu cents per luolbs, gross.
Measurement goodB, 4 cents per cubic loot.
freights received at all times, and lnsurau.ee euiw
anteed at three-eighths per cent.
For further Information, apply to
' JOHN F. orrL,
2J r?er 19 North Whtirvee.
STEAMBOAT LINES.
rTs BRISTOL LINE
BEIWEE3 KEW I0EK AXU BOSTON,
VIA BRISTOL,
Por PROVIDENCE, TAUNTON, NEW BEDFORD
CAPE COD, and ail points of railway, couiiuunlca.
tlon, Eaai aud North.
The new aud splendid steamers BRISTOL and
PROVIDENCE, leave Pier No. 4u NORTH RIVER,
foot of canal atreel, adjoining Debraases Street Ferry,
New Kork, at 6 P. M dally, Bund ays excepted, con
necting with steamboat train at Bristol at 4 au A. M
arriving In Roaton at A. M., in time to connect with
all the morning trains lrom that city. The moat de
siraule and pleasant ronie to the White Mouutalns.
Travellers lor that point cau make direct cjuueo
tions by way of Providence aud Worceater. or Buaton,
Htate-rooms and Tickets secured at ofllue on Plor la
New ork,
615m H. O. BRIQQ3, General Manager,
FOB CAPE MAY.
On TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, and
The aplendld new steamer LADY OF THE LA KB,
Captain INGRAM, leaving Plr 19. aoove Vine
street, every Tuesday, Thursday, aud Saturday at H'li
A. M., and returning from Cape May ou Monday.
Wednesday, and Friday.
i'AnH (2-25, Including Carriage Hire,
bervauts...(l'6u, " "
Children... il.5, "
Season Tlcketa, tin. Carriage Hire extra.
The Lady of tbe Luke Is a tlui, ae-boat, has likhi
some state-room accommodations, and latttted up
with everything necessary lor tbe safety and comfort
Of passengers, U. H. Jl Li UDELL.
CALVIN TAuUA RT,
Ofllce No. 88 N. DELAWARE Avennw. 6 HOit
.LsSEfct,
PHILADELPHIA AND TRENa
,ton hteaiaboat Line. The ateanibimi
J:i w INi ORHEST leaves ARCH Street Wimri, lor
lreuwu, aioi)iiug hi lacony, i urresuuie, neverly,
Burlington, Bristol, Florence Bobbins' Wharf, and
White 11111.
Leaves Arch Street Wharf I Leaves South Trenton.
baturilay.Aug. 1, 10 A.M jr-aturday, Au'. 1, 2 P.M
bunilay, August 2, to Rurilngion ;Urisiol, and inter,
mediate landings, leaves Arch atruet wbart at 8 A. M,
and 2 P. h..: leaves Bristol at lu;. A. M. aud 4 P. M.
Moi.day.Aug. 3.12 M. I Monday, Alik'. 8, 4 l'.M
Tuei-day, 4, 12 M. Tuesday, "V 4, 4 P.M
Wed'day, " B, 1 PMlW'ed'day, 6,5 l'.M
Thursday, " 6, P. M J'l'huraday, " 6, 8,'iP M
Friday, " 7, 2 U PM I Friday. ' 7, 6'i l'.M
Fare to Trenton, tu cent each way; Intermediate
places, 26 centa. 411
t-jS7?.!S Fo CHKSTttU, HOOK, AND
V.iftnn ir WILMINGTON At 8 Mu aud 9 40 A. M,
bijt i ou k'. M.
lhe au-amer B, M. FELTON ar;d ARIEL leave
CHEr-NLT Street V barf (Sundays e.xcepieU) at
aud 9-ouA. M., aud 8'to P. W., r.-turulnu leave Wll
mlngton at 6'SO A . M., U bO, aud 8'iio P, M, Slopping at
Chemer and Hook each way.
F'are, lu oenta betwtuu all polnta.
F xcursiou tickets, 10 cents, good to retnrn by either
boat. 3l
FWirr OPl'OSITIOK TO THE CO.M-
afcaWAirtTi-BlNED RAILROAD AND RI ER
Suamer JOHN SYLVBTER will make dally
excuislona to VVilmiiiKti.ti (Suudaya exepieai, toucii
iug at l busier and Marcus Hook, leaving A lu ll
hu eet a I. a. f at lu A. M. aud 4 P. i reiumlm, leave
Wl'mlnvmr at 7 A. M. and 1 P. M.
iigui, ncigniB tuaeu.
U W. LURNB.
Cupula.
4 28 tf
DAILY EXCUIiSIONS. THD
rt--. '.- spleiid.d
In Ell. Ituveu I'll h SN L "i
.a r-teambual jou N A. WAR
L T Btieet W narf. lhl!i1 a
o'clock aud a o'clock P. M., for liurllngion' and
KrlHCl, touching at H'vertou. TorrertUaie. A ml j.imhi.
aud Bevrrly. Returning, leaves Briatol at T o'clock
A. M.and '
a r. d.
tare. 26 cent, each way: Excursion 41) ot.
411 tt
-"Oii SUNDAY EXCURSIONS. TUB
atn1iMii.irt:7ili'-''"'-r''' nun tateaioahlp TSVlLlUfir
i.m Ciiuul ttratt wharf, Pailaalpkia. at t
o'clock A. U.. and 2!, P. VI., lor BurllaKtou Bris
tol, 'oiirkliig at alraurraa's wharf, Taaoay, lvrioii.
Andalusia, aud Rwvrrly. Rai.ralu laavaa Brlntul
at ll. A. M., and i p, X4., Far., K5 .onu aU way.
iK ureluu, iu ci.t.
dv ill Captain H. CRAWFORD,
SHIPPING.
70R fObTOA-VIA KKWrOBT AND "FALL
RIVER.
til m hi im .mi Nirirpnnl' r.iwtr i. i,nin
d'd and superior atearoers NEWPORf, METRO.
POI.lM, OLD COLON V, anl E PIRal STATE, of
great strength aud Spaed, oona'ri'cted expressly for
Ilia navlirKilrtn nr tniv tla,if1 Knnnrl. r ittiilnv In
connection wlih tbe OLD COLONY AND NEW-
POM RAILKOAP.
Iava PIER 28. NORTH RIVER, foot of KDR-
RA V Street.
The ateamer NRWPOUT, Captain tlrown, leavea
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 4 P. M., landing
at Newport, ...
Tha ateamer OLD COLONY. Captatn Hlmnionn,
leaves Tuesday. Thursday, aud Saturday, at 4 it, 1L,
landing at Newport.
Theae aleaniers are titled np with comroodlons
alate-roonia water-tight cocpartrceiils. and every
arrangement lor the m-enrliy and couifort of p'aasen-
Si ra, ho are ailorded by tins route a night's reslon
oard. anrj on arrival at NEWiORTprocwd per rail
road again, reaching Rob ton early on the following
morning.
A bffcgage maater la attached to each itarhflr,who
receiver aud tickets the baggage, and atcouipeirioa
the'amalolls de.tinatlon.
A atpnmer rutin In cnnnectlon with this lire between
NEW PORT aud PROVIDENCE dully, fcuifays ex
cped. ., '
Frel.ht to Boston la taken at the same rates aa by
any other regular line, and forwarded wlih the great
eat expedition by an exprea train, which inavee
NEW PORT every morning (Hmtrtaya exrnpt(d), at 7
o'clock, for Boston and New Bedlord, arriving at lie
deallnallou about 11 A.M. - -
For freight or raBnuKP, apply on oonTfl, or at the
office, ou PIER2ii. NOR) H RIVER. For alate-ronnis
and bertha ap)y on board, or If It Is dealable to so
cure them in advance, a, .p tLKF
1 t'O WO.T2I1HOA1IWAY Near York.
SAFETY. SPEED, AND COMFORT.
FURTHER REDUCTION IN PA-WA.GM
BATEM.
Favorite piwaengar steamers ol theANfroULLNE
sail every tATUROAY with pas engtii tor
LlVF.Rl'OOL, GLAMiOW, AM DH.URY.
From Pier No 2i North River
Rates ot paanBge pu able in cm renoy. .
To Llvert.onl, olatgow. and Lerry, cabins $M and
7), according to lecitilon,
F xcurslnn tlcketa, good tor twelve months, 1160.
Intermediate, (to; r-neernqe 'M.
Prepaid cerlltlcates f oin Llie.se portH,
Paaueng. is booked to and lrom HainbiirK, Rotter
dam, Antwerp. Havre, etc.. at very low ntn.
1 or further li tnrniatlun apmy at the Company's
Ollice, No, t BOWLING one EN. ew Yotk.
UENDL-R-ON BK')i HttR"S.
To avoid Imnnslllon, pa.-ieng r4 will pleane come
direct to the ollice, as this Company doe. not employ
runners, 2 2t
ON DON AND NEV 10UK eTEAMsTlIP
i.IE
Paaafce to Ixindcm dlrert,tll0,f75,and :o onrrency.
Excursion tickets at reduced ratea available fur 6
months.
ATALANTA.
BKILONA.
CI' LI, A.
V.M. PENN.
Freight will be taken and through bills of lading
given to Havre, Antwerp', Rotteru am, Atuaterdam
and Dunkirk,
Forp-asage apply to ROBERT N CLARK, No. 16
BROADWAY, New York.
For freight apply at ro. 84 SOUTH straet, 13. Y.
226tl HO 'LAND & ASl'lN WALL.Agenta.
CUNAKD LINE OF EXTRA STfciaMERs".
BETWEF.N NEW YORA AND LlVKRi'OOL.
CA1 LING AT (iUEKN-STOWW.
FROM NEW YORK EVERY WEDNESDAY.
TRIPOLI, ALEl'PU
RATES OF PASSAGFJ:
Cabin (SO Gold.
Steerhge & Currency.
ttteerage tickets from Liverpool or Quoeustuwn at
lowest rates.
For FrelMbt and Cabin Passage, apply at No. 4
Bowling Green.
For Steerage Passage, apply at No. fl1" Broadway.
2 26f FX CUNARD.
o
SLY DIRECT LE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRAN-4ATL A NTIO COMPANY'S
IUAILi 61 JJAA1MJ11H ri cj 1VV rjpji iNEkV-YORli
AND HAVRE, UAI.LINU AT RnKslT.
The aplendld new vessels on this fuvorite ronW for
the Continent will sail from Pier No. 60 NORTH
Riven
N A l'OLEONx - ...Lnmarlo
Pk RE1 RE - ......Duchesne
VILLE 1)E PARIS furmont
ST. LAURENT - ......Rucanda
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN feOLT) (Including wine).
TO BREST OR HAVnE. "
First Cabin, lienor $1111; Second Cabin "(So,
TO PARIS,
Inclndlng Railway Tickets, furnished on board,
First Cabin, l5 or I45; Second Cabin, tH,
37if' tUjnnt rs do not carry ttteraut l(ueiiuert. .
Medical attendance free of charge.
American travelers going to or returning from the
Coatltieut 0 Jturnpe, hy tklriar the alwamers of this
line, avoid unnecessary ri.iki from truuslt by English
railways aHd crossing the chuuuel, beuldud having
time, trouble, and expense.
. GEO. MACKENZIE. Agent,
2 28t . No. 68 BROADWAY.
IVFltPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAHI
COMPANY.
1 he following F IRST-CLASS IRON STEAMSHIPS,
built expressly lor the New York trade, are Intended
to sail regularly between NEW YORK and LIVEA
POOL, calling at QUEENBTOWN, vlz.:-
M A N H A TT AN, MINNESOTA.
COLORADO, NEBRASKA,
with other Crat-claas steamers building.
From Pier No. 37 East River.
Cabin (the accommodations being equal to any At
lantic steamer), (sn. gold; return tickets, 160, gold: In
steerage, t26, currency.
'Hckets to bring out passengers from Europe can
be obtained on reasonable terms. F"or freight or paa
sage apply to
WILLIAMS & GUION. NO. 71 WALL Btreet.
For steerage passage to 12 Hit
WILLIAMS k GUION, No. 29 BROADWAY.
DRUGS, PAINTS, ETC.
JOBERT SHOEMAKER & CO.,
N.E. Corner of FOURTH and RACE Sts.,
PHLLADELPHIA.
VKOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
IMP0RTKR3 AND MANUFACTURERS OF
li'hite Lead and Colored Taints, Putty,
Varnishes, Etc.
AQFNT3 FOR THE CELEBRATED
FREMIl ZINC PALNTS.
DEALERS AND CONaUMFIRS
LOWEST PRICF-S FOR CASH.
SUPPLIED
Slfit
PROPOSALS.
TMPROVEMENT OF OGDENSI3 CEQ II IR-
X BOR. NEW YORE,
Healed i'ripnmlB In duplicate, will be received at
this cflice until 12 M. MONDAY, August lu, IKiift. for
del penlug by dredging the I arbor of Ogdeusburg,
NiwYork Su as to give twelve feet of water at tlio
lowest stage, In the lollowlng places, viz.:
rectloui. l)u the outer bui across tbe channel Into
the upper harbor, northeasterly from tbe lighthouse,
whereabout la.m'w cublo yards of hard aand is eati
tuuted to require remoal.
Section 11. Between the bridge, the lerry wbart
and the Rome Railroad depot, where, it Is e.ni-matr-d,
about 2a,wu cullc yurtfB ot very hard "hard
pan," witk gravel and email boulders, must be taken
out.
All the material (which will be measured In the
scowt) must be dumped at least half a mlie below the
outer bur, lu deep waier. at a point to be marked.
Hie work must be commenced as soon aa puaaible,
and 1,0 later than bept. 15 ISim, continued as long as
poKsible ibis t-easou, and completed by tbe 30th ol No
vember, U6'J.
Bidders must propose for each section separately,
and separate contracts will be made for each.
Illi s must be made ui.un printed blauks, which can
be procured at this ollice lor similar written ones),
w hich Hiiut be pruperly tilled up and algued ai Indi
cated. Ail the Information p Bsemcd at this ollice
will be given to bidders, hut nil withi-ip to contract or
particuUirty ruivi attii lo tadutus ut Uuitcivbmy before
ttndmii in tluir llit. C. if. Hot'SlT,
x.ieiu,-i tu. r.Uiiima anu JDreVot-COl. U. O. A.
U. S. F NUINtm OrMCK, 1
OawKoo, N. Y., July 14. IMtt.J
7120t
J-ITLCR, WEAVER & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS 01
MANILLA AND TARRED COKDAGIi, CORDS
TWINES, ETC.,
No. 23 North WATER Street, and
Ko. n North DB LA WARE Avenue.
BILAPBU'HIA.
Kjwiw H, Fitleb, Michakl Wkavkb,
Con bad V. Cmithibb. ( H
PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL.
pHiLiDk'.i.piiii, January 28, 18H8,
The attending Uanaera are:
B. Murrls Wain. No, tu, South Delaware avenue,
Adolph E. Rorle, No. 113 jjia-'U street.
Attending Physician Dr. J. M. Da Costa, No, 1006
Spruce slrtel.
Attending Hnrgeona Dr. A ddlnell Hewaon, No. IBS
Pouth Fliteenth atreet; Dr. D, Hayes Aguew, No. H
Norih Eleventh street.
The Phtslclana and Snrgaons attend at the Hospi
tal every day (Mondays excepted), to receive appll
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