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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-07

Dam Building Francis Green of Cherry
Hill, Nd, is now engaged in building n dam
breast, twenty feet high, for G. p. Whitaker.
OF Cecil County. Mr.. Green constructed the
dam breasts for Jessup Moore at Rockl and,
for James Riddle on the Brandywine, and also
the one ut Klmensi factory on Red Clay Gre
He ia quite noted for his skill in this kind OF
work and we commend him to those tho wish
TO construct dams
Wanted.-A sales-lady thoroughly acquaint-
ed with the dry goods business. Apply to
VIM Keunard, 3O6 Market Street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-26
PROPOSALS.
pRoPosALs ron REPAInsL
UNITED STATES BNeINEER OFFICE, !
No. 200 y. Sixth street,
PHILADELPHIA, September 10, 1886


Sealed Proposals. in duplicate, with copy OF this
adveItiseue ent attached TO each, viii be received at
this Office, until IL O'Clock M, SATURDAY, Sep.
tember 20 1866 for Repairs of Upper and Lower
Government Wharves ana Landings, at MARCUS
HOOC Delaware river, Pa.
Separate proposals will be made ior each class OF
material or labor. ~
Cap logs, bridge timbers, mooring posts, etc. to
be OF white pine; also upper courses OF wharyes, f
required; tie and wharf timber and sneet pIling of
hemlock tenders, sheathing, etc, OF white oak
Proposals VIII state the rate per running loot of
timber, per foot OF lace, and yer foot OF board
measure, as the case may be- the rate per pound Of
bolts and other iron work; the rate per cubic yard
Tor earth and broken stone filing, etc.
All materials to be of best quality, and subject TO
Inspection aud approval before being used.
Each bid must be guaranteed by two responsible
persons, whose signatures should be appended to
the guarantee and be certified TO- as being good and
sufficient security for five thousand dollars, by the
United States District Judge Attorney or Col
lectcr, or other public officer.
Envelopes TO be endorsed, Proposals for Repairs
of Government Wharves," etc.
Bids will be opened on Saturday, September 70
1860 at IL O'Clock NJ, and bidders are requested to
be present
For, further information inquire at this office.
- G. SEAFORIH STEWART,
Major of Engineers, and Brevet Lieutenant
Colonel. 9206
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-26
INSTRUCTION.

ARDEE SCIENTIFIC COURSE
LAFAYETTE COLLEGE,
In addition to the general Course of Instruction in
this Department designed TO 10y substantial basis of
knowledge ard scholarly culture, students pursue
those branches which essentially practical and
technical VIZ. -
ENGiNEERING-Civil.T Typographical, and Mocha
meal; MINING and METALLURGY; ARCHlTEC-
IURE, andthe application of Chemistry to AGRICUL-
Tfe1e IS also Afforded an opportunity Tor special study
OF TRADE and COMMERCE; OF MODERN Ian
GUAGEs and PHILOLOGY; and of the HISTORY and
INSTITUTIONS OF our county.
For Circulars apply TO President CATTELL, or to
Prof X. b. YOUNGMAN,
Clerk of the Faculty.
EAsToN Pennsylvania, Aprfl 4. 1866. $40
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-26

TREAS ASURY DEP MEN 7,
i SEPTEMBER IL 1866
Sealed Proposals, endorsed Proposals tor Build
ing Revenue Cutters" will be received at this De-
Paflment untli & no on oi ,WEONESDA1 tne ION OF
schooners, OF 220 tons, old measurement and six
toreand-att rgged schooners of ITO tons do The
vessels to be built OF the best materials coppered
and copper fastened and to be delivered afoat
ready Tor sea, at some port on the Atlantic,
completely equipped, except armament, ammu-
milton, furniture, nautical instruments, stores, and
outfits.
specifications can be obtained at this Department
OIL application in person or by letter
A model or plan of the vessel must accompany
each bid.
HUGH MCCULLOCH,
Mmwftl010 Secretary of the Treasury.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-26

DROPOSALS FOR REVENUE CUTTERS,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, /
September IL, 1866.
Sealed Proposals, endorsed proposals for Building
Revenue Cutters" will be received at this Depart
ment until noon of WEDNESDAY, the 10Th of Oc-
tober next, for building and fitting two topsall
schooneIs, OF 220 tons, old measurement, and SIX
fore-and-aft-rigged schooners of ITO tons do The
vessels to be built of the best materials coppered
and copper-iastened delivered afoat, ready for
sea, at some port on the Atlantic, completely
equipped, except armament, ammunition, furniture,
nautical instruments, stores aud outfits.
Plans and specifications can be obtane at this De-
partment on application, in person or bv letter
IL. MCCULLOCH
92lImwSt Secretary OF the Treasury.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-26
4 SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE
~ PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September II, 1866.
PROPOSALS. FOR EORAlIE.


Sealed Proposals. will be received at this Office
until II O'Clock M, THURSDAY, September q,
1866 tor furnishing TINS depa tment with Forage for
a period of six (6) months, commencing October ],
1866, ana enoing the 3lst day OF MHIch, 1867 incu
sive viz -
CORN, OATS HAY, AND STRAW,
for use of ANIMALS the DuDlic service, etc. at this
depot any other locality within this command
that may be dl ected. All grain to be OF the best
pounds to the bushe Hay of the best quality Penn
sylvania timothy; Straw to be rye, best quality
all subject to be inspected and approved prior to
delivery.
Proposals will state price per hundred pounds for
Hay and Straw, and per bushel Tor Corn and Oats
delivered at places of consumption in such quantl-
tes and at such times as may be ordered 1.-THE pllce
to be stated both in words and figuresl
Each bid must be guaranteed by two responsible
guarantee, and certified 10 as being good and sui
cent security five $5000 thousand dollars by the
United States Dis rict Judge Attorney or Collector,
or other public officer.
The right Is reserved TO reject any bid deemed
reasonable, and no bid from detaulting contractor
Will be received.
All proposals to be made out on the regular forms
in duplicate (Which will be furnished on application
at tins ofce) and conform to the terms of this ad.
vertisement, copy of which must accompany each
proposal. Envelopes to be endorsed "PrOposalsfor
Forage"
Bids will be opened on THURSDAY, September
a., 1866 at II O'Clock NJ, and bidders arerequested
to be present
BY order of Brevet BIigader General GEORGE
II. CROSMAN, Assistant Qualtermaster General
U. S. A. -
GEORGE r. ORME.
9179t Brevet Major and A. Q. M.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-07-06

RUsSIAs THREAT.-The actual
outbreak of the war in Europe has
not probably startled the public
mind of this country so much as
Prince GoItchakoff-s declaration
that, upon the slightest violation oil
neutrality by France, Russia also
would abandon her present neutral
attitude. This, as if by a lightning
fash. gives us a glimpse of other
combatants standing behind those
who have opened the war, and ready
TO impart an immense enlargement
to its area. For, let us consider a
moment what such declaration i'm
plies Gortchakoff is a veteran
statesman and diplomatist, who,
neither by habit nor by his position
as Prime Minister of Russia. is like
~ to drop any public expression
without giving due weight to his
words. He implies, then, that he
suspects France Of IA design to drop
the mask Of neutrality at any ia
vOrable moment, for his words carry
stigma which he would be the last
to apply to any power like England
or Spain that has given no reason
to distrust its neutral position. Sec
ondly, he implies that Russia is
ready to enter the arena as the an
tagOniSt of France, because his dee
laration is virtual challenge. which
he is too Shrewd to issue if Russia
were behind France in point of pre-
paratiOn.
Confirmation of this view has
been presented in the rumors of a
secret alliance between Russia and
| Austria: in recent visits between
| the capitals of the two empires by
/ the Queen of nuremberg and hel
/ significant reception at ( he two
courts: and even in the remarkable
composure with which Austria is
reported III our dispatches to have
received the hostile invasions OF
Prussia and Italy. If these indi
cations should be realized, we may
soon see Russia, Austria and Tur
key in battle array against Prussia,
rance and ltaly-the East against
the West Of Continental Europe
The ministerial crisis in ENGLAND
/ Just mt this moment even raises the
suggestion that a Tory ministry
might form an alliance with tn,
ustroRussian side; but there i.
no reason to believe that the people
Of England would e ndurc that
Great Britain will probably keel
clear OF the ARRAY. 1t will be ri
gantic enough and bloody enough
without her 1t will change the
map Of Europe ana give a new life
to the social and political encrgie,
of the people, which We cannot but
trust viii be beneficial ON the whole
-BOStOR JOjOHdl
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-07-06

General La MaTmora ceases de fdeto to have
a part in the civil Government, and aceompan-
les the King to headquarters as Minister with
out Office. La Ma1mora viii have the supreme
control of the army, while Rieasoli viii pre-
side at the Council Of Ministers and conduct
the business of the Home Office. We hear
nothing of men in the subordinate ranks of
the Administration. Probably no other change
of importance will be found necessary. In the
tremendous crisis through which Italy is now
about to pass, she viii have no little cause to
be thankful that her Premier should be such
a man Ricasoi. Indeed with very few, or
scarcely any exceptions, Italy may be said to
shave been foi tunate in her public men. Cavour
and Massimo d Azcglio have, indeed passed
away; but in uprightness, in devotion, in
high honor in frmness TO the very point Of
stubbornness, Baron Ricasol viii be found
fully equal to the emergency.
Indeed, for the last two or three years, the
accession Of Rieasoli to the Cabinet has been
almost daily announced, but as often contra
dicted, partly because there was no room in
the Cabinet for two men of such unyielding
temper as Ricasol and La Marmora, partly
because the King was anxious not to employ
all the means ut his disposal and kept him who
is called emphatically in Italy 81 the Baron in
reserve. The long continued absence of
Ricasoli from his Soveregus Council was also
supposed TO arise from antipathies harbored
against him by high powers whom every man
i'll Italy was anxious to propitiate. But i'll
days of gathering storms, all such timid CON
I ai1 '1ffa snfa md Z ha
bination gives the world the best security that
| Italy will only take counsel from its own true
/ instincts. and never make its policy subservi-
cnt to the views of its neighbors. Ricaso
was the first to say in the Italian Parliament
| that he knew of lands Italy had to conquer
| he knew of none she could or would ever give
up
! On the other hand, La Marmora, who. in the
service of his country, has been for these last
/ few years the man-ofal-work, prcfect in Ma
pies, Home Minister Foreign Minister. &c.
/ will at last find himself in his own sphere, at
/ the head Of the army. which since 1910, he has
with rare intcrvi Is, been assiduously arming,
-equipping, orga izing and training. The King
is the nominal { Jmmander in Chief but, unlike
some of the monarchs now cncampcd against
.''''' -. - - %. MP anu no
'''''' :" ms I'''iS '''''SrS IA 'I'i''
Of battle, Zouavc.
But if the general plan Of campaign is likely
10 De i'l' ny /" Ai'Ilnof" III the hihS tent
rs 'NCru,,oN II 'Le le'e Will Dc NANNY H'lFus'-
{" 10 Ni''u'ii'' II Ia N"fin'f' DC the man TO
create an army 'l"ldnl Is the one 10 hahdI'
H. lie mas great co"P""c''' Iaind pIlnS' sure
execution Napoleon H. when he sent HIM
to drive Lomoric'ere from tmhria and the
March's,nate him 'jFdPpe- tRc q |f0fpe@ i'ff'
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-07-06

Restore those gray hairs to their natural
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-07-06

MORRISSEY FINDS A EIVAL.-The
multiplying Of gaming houses in
this place from season to season has
been marked. But never as much
SO as now. On the main street many
Of the second floors are taken by
those who keep the business secret.
From the streets. from the piaZzaS
of the hotels. from dawn till dark,
and from shutdown to sunrise. Sun
day bringing no rcpoSe, no cessation,
men can be seen under the taSciul-
ton of the tables. winning or losing
great sums. Some Well-to-do and
well reputcd men from New York
daily play. with a fixed rule only TO
lose certain sum. They play
while they win. But when fortune
is against them and their standard
of loss is reached, they quit the ia
hlcS. These men never drink while
they play. But with all this rivalry
MorriSsey has been able to hold his
own.
He has now found rival. y wo-
man from New York has taken a
house on the same street where his
club house is located. 1t is elegant
ly fitted up. 1t mas bar of choicest
wines and liquors. \ hop is held
each night at which men are admit
ted on the payne t of -. Young
women quite pretty and well dress
ed parade the streets and call at the
hotels, and with handsomely print
ed circulars call men into this new
palace of dissipation. The circular
holds out the price of the hops, the
music, the wines and refreshments
as does bill of fare in a restaurant.
The lady of the mansion keeps -four
in hand team. The outfit is Splcn-
did. The horses are stately and ar
istocratic. 4 driver holds the reinS
dressed in livery. Two lackeyS sit
behind in white coats of immense
breadth and buttons big as half dol
lars, and otherwise dressed i'll the
most aristocratic style. Alone, III
the open carriage. the owner sits il
all her glory and is driven up and
down. in and out the town, and OF
course is the centre of general oh
servation. The thing has made ant
will make a profound eXcitemen'
here. Men have been waylaid ny
girls pretending to have lost theil
way. Men have been enticed int,
the house under various prctcnses
and the bold, defiant, open, business
like way the house is managed strikes
all with astoniShment.-BWleigh Il
the Boston JOWRdt.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-07-06

SuIcIpEs.--Three cases of Mt.
tempted Suicidc-two of them salts
factorily successful to the parties
engaged in thcm-took place in
Hartford, Ct, on Saturday and Sun.
day last. One was the case of Il.
j. BolleS, n shoemaker, who had
been living with Mrs. Shaw, and
having become cnamored with her
charms, and found his love unre-
qited, had recourse to u dose of
strychninc to free him from his dis.
appointments. lie leaves three
young children. There were two
othcrcascsof frailwomen who iump.
ed into the river, but one of them
wasrcscucd by some men passing by.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-07-06

REMEDY For TIE.GLAyDERS.-
This disease in horses. which has
hitherto been considered fatal ny MI
writers on the subject is said to have
been successfully c0mbatted. \ cor
respondent in the TINT, Eield, and
Farm says:
" In the last two numbers of
Br0Itlr0itfS retrospect are reported
Il SERIES of experiments with the by
po>ulphitc soda, with n view to test
its powers in arrcsting Preventative
diseases. Among these experiments
number of dogs We're inoculatcd
with the virus of CHAMBERS. To Il
portion of them the hypoSulphitc OF
soda was administered the others
were left to Nature. All the former
recovered, and all of the latter died.
If there is anything in this of re
liable character, Il fair trial will soon
make il manifest. II is supposed
that one or two drachmS admins
tered two or three times day will
be sufficient. 1t may require more,
but experiments will determine the
quantity to be used. and also its
value as IA cure for glandels.'
WHAT IT Costs TO GET INTO THE
ENGLISH PARLIAMENTARY h e
House of Commons Mr.. Lowe recent
ly made a speech, in which he gave
the following statistics of what an
English election costs:
- will take the southern division
of Derbyshire. The election cos.
ESj00, and this is the cheapest
shall read. The northern division
of Durham cost eli,62O, and the
southern division ElI,00o. South
Essex cost G10,000, aud north rs
sex Gl6,000. West Kent cost cl2,
900; South Lancashire. eli, 900
South Shropshire, Gl2.O00: North
Statiordshire, 1000; North War
wickshirc, el0,000; South War
wickshire el3,O00; North Wiltshire
Gl3,OOo; South Wiltshire, el2, 900
and the North Riding Of Yorkshire
c27,000. Now, | ask the HoUs,
how is il possible that the institu
tions of this country can endure ii
this kind Of thing is to 20 on ant
increasc.r
Temperature has q great effect IN
on butter making. An experience,
dairyman says: "The colder tn,
cream, the longer is the time re
quircd to make the butter, the great
err the quantity produced, and tn,
better the article. Using warn
cream may save little time, hu
there is u loss both in the quantit.
and quality OF the butter"
l'iRE.--On Monday night, tn
18th, two barns together with iou
tons of hay and some farming tool
belonging 20 Mrs. Thomas Elem
ming, of lrasburl, were desiroye
by fire. II is supposed to have lee
the work of an inccndiary.-NeU
port ElprcSs.
FIRE Ar LuNENBURG. Nr.-Lm
custer, y. H., July -. G. Darlin
" Co.'s store and goods at Lunpi
burg, VI, were burned last nigh
Loss 5000; insured $4,000. Th
work ct an inccndlmy.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-07-06

Christ does not promise to his fol.
lowers immunity from sorrow. He
expressly declares that in the world
they shall have tribulation. He
does not abolish suffering, but by
his sympathy and succor enables
them to bear it--so to bear il that it
shall work out for them q far more
exceeding and eternal weight OF
glory.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-07-06

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No large rewards offered to establish its eff
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-07-06

TIE NEWS FROM ABIOAD.-The
foreign intelligence rapidly increases
in interest. In the midst of greater
events, the English ministry appears
to have reached a crisis. y vote
was had on the Reform bill, result
ing IN the defeat of the Government
by eleven majority. The Importance
Of the point decided isn0t apparent
from the telegraphic statement, but
tits probable that the issue was re
garded as test vote, inasnuch as
Mr. Gladstone thcreupOn put him
selfin communication with the Queen
and the House of Commons was al
iourncd to await the result. Inc
opposition, then. would seem 10 nave
successfully tOnsummated tilclf at
Jacks mon the Reform bill SO far as
The present Parliament is concerned.
Whether NJ. Gladstone is to abandon
fine measure and retain his place, or
whether he is to recognize his cab
met, or to retire and make way for
a Tory Prime Minister, or whether
Parliament is to be dissolved and :.
new general election ordered. We
shall probably know by the ncX,
steamer.
On the Continent the war which
has sOlong been inevitable has been
formally declared at last. All those
claShing prcjudices, aspirations and
interests which make it so difficult
to explain the cause of this conflict
to those who have not attended to
its gradual development, are now
committed to the dread arbitrament
of the sword. 1t remains to be seen
whether the bloody conflict can be
confined TO the original belligcrentS
or whether it is destined to draw
into its arena the colossal power OF
Russia and the hitherto unchecked
empire of Louis Napoleon. But
whatever may be its extent or its
duration, We can only hope that it
will result in bursting some Of the
o'u bonds of dcspotiSm in Europe
.0G in giving to the masses new lib
critics and an ampler life.
The Prussian army crossed tho
Saxon border or the middle Of last
month, They mad, up to the last
dates, occupied Dresden, the capitoI
of SaTony--which is only one hun
drcd miles from Bcrln-and pushed
ON well toward the Austrian border
Thus SaNony is substantially over
run. its armies withdrawing to form
junction with the Austrians. Al
the same time it would appear from
ourdispaJchcs that another PruSsial
column S advancing upon Frank
fort, the seat of German Diet. These
movements Indicate great vigor OF
the part of Prussia. OF the Aus
tIian plan Of Operations, we haV,
yet nothing of consequence. Aus
tria is proycrbially slow. But it Is
plain that she has no opportunity t,
lingcr now. for Italy declared wa
upon her the very same day tina
Prussia did, thus showing conccr
on the part of her a>sailants tina
viii soon put her energies to the ut
most Strain.-B ytoH JoWR0i.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-07-06

Whenever you see Il dandy swell.
ing through the streets, ilourishing
his cane and quizzing glass, it is u
sign he has just brain enough to
imagine YOU will see his glossy new
hat, and not the long ears that fall
beneath it.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-07-06

Read the advertisement of Doty's Mandrake
Bittcrs
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-07-06

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ctable Cough Balsam.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-07-06

RfbS ANDROSS Is NOW ESTABLISH
~ ed in the room. formerly occupied by the
Bradford Bank, whore she is carrying on the
Millinery business in all it's branches Look
ont for the Summer STYLES.
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