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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

Spur,tale unb S%purnaltfen tpuroen iusperS
birt, unterbrldt, perbaftet unb NIT fhperet
@elbe unb @eflnsntBfrafen belest. nnb
ais babur9 bic Grbitteruns uater benz Wolte
nur tpu6s unb b66er fies ; ais Demonftra>
tionen CUR Setter ber in Der 3ett ees @taats<
fret@es sefalenen Tretbettsbelben, nanaent'
lid bes 3eprdfentanten 8aubin, %fattfaneen,
ba idien ielbit ber leste &ef politif4er&lu9>
beit ppnNapp1eon III. gu pet4en urb@4rttt
flr S&ritt fiett man jest Elm iaparsea Ser
bdnsntb f4 feinem 8brpne ndbren. ~Mdr
t,ns ppr ben Gobten," iast Elm altes Sprtd9'
Mort, weldes in Der sarsen @elt feline Gel
tuns %bebauptet; 3appleon aber begging bic
uns1aublide Sattlolisfeit, an feinen Dor II
Sabren auf ieinen Befebl erntprbetet Seq
ner nod iest Rade 81 ne9n1en, inoen1 ct
barmlpie Demonfrationen 5u ibren @unften
nit @trense unterbriden unb ibre nrbeber
unb 8sfDrrerer Dor basG rtminalseri9t feQen
lief, babur4 bic Grtttteruns ber@emdbtstea
inter ieinen eisenen btsberisen I~nbdnser1
wa4rufenb. "
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Mexieo.

Senieits tes &iu @ranbe eebt e nod INNER
bunt 3u unb has 8anbitenmsien pu&ert tets
uneel9wa&t fort, pie bic lernai1deps bra. @ir
slauten ni@t ta6 uniere unslidli9e Ma9tar-
republit eber 3ur9tube tommen u,rb. als bis Der
ameritanii@e @oIer feline Gittise iber lie aus
breitet. 6absn mir ni9t Elm Beiipiel an @ali.
fornien2 No@ Dor stpansis Sabren bileete ienes
9anS sinen She'll BON Merieu, cine Mrt nertb<
lolen, GberRif1sen Ierritoriums. Dor unse-
fatr febsebn Sabren ~besannen bic slmeritaner
in adem Grnfe jenes qanb gu bssSlfern, 3u BE-
bauen unb feline pruouttiunsqueQen 3u entpid-
elm. Sener Staat sebSrt ni&t nnsbr tem un-
elidliden Mierieo an, iunbern bilbet einea bet
rei&nen, blubenoRen Betanetbsile Der america
nii9en l1nion unb pirb T9 balb an bic Spise
iammti&er Staateu empursel9munsen babeu.
Bei ber lebten bortieen, lanbwirtbi9afhi9en
IusasQuns tra@te Elm eiasiser Garmer 265 Or,
ten pom @epfeln, so Arten pom Y6rfl9sn> IL
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@ert9t1t9e Gntf9eibuneeni IN
8e3ua auf 3%ettun9en.- SIM Scl9en>
ben eeben mir einise @nt19eibun9eu ber
@erihtsbSfe bes Qarbes, bic IN Be-
jug auf ;3ettunsen sen,adt pcrben fino.
Gstt tpinidenspertb, bab a1e @ofbeatt>
ten, 70 mte 3ettun9sleler bamit betannt toer>
ben: .-,.-,- s,
l. Seber Wpfmeifer 1T perpFi9tet, brtef>
lid Mnaetae III maiden, tpenn etn Mbpnnett
es unterldet fem 81att BON ber YofofFce au
bplen. (Das i3urifienben Der 3ettuns TT
nidt senisenb.) Gerna&lafisun9 bteier
pFtht ntaAt ben Ypfmetfter oerarttpprtlt9
fur ben Mbpnnementsbetra9.
2. Sebe YerjDn, bic cine 3ettun9 regeln1db>
ia aus elmer Ypitpfce nit1nt, Of bteielbe an
le abreiiirt 1T pber nt4t, TT fur 8e3ablun9
peranttpprtlid.
8. @enn Scenario ietne 3ettuns abbefeat,
70 lit er perpftdtet, ale &lditdnbe 3u be3ab>
len, mibrtsenfaQS Der 6eraus9eber bas &e4t
BAT, bic 3eituns fprt3ulhtden unb ben po1en
Mbpnnentsbetra9 31 ccQeettren, 91etA ptel
pb biefelbe BON Der pcft 9etpn1men wtro pber
niht.
4. Sn Safe etn Mbpnnentbte 3ettun9 ab>
ftelt unb Der Mbpnnent ntrtn1t btelelbe aud
ferner Don Der @ofpffee III Gmpfan9, 70 1T er
perpFi6tet, bteielbe5u te3ablen bat.
5. Die @ertdte baben entf4ieben, bab bic
Wetseruns 3ettun9en pber 3ettidriften BON
Der @pft gu nebn1en, pber tpent etne perlpn
tire Wpbnuns perlest, pbne eS a n u3etgen
pber tpenn ite na6 elmer + f ellten 3ett>
ing pber 3eitihrtften 8 II II d nadfra9t
Ills abiihtlt6er cd winbel betradtet
tpirb.
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Der SO a +.

BON Quitten, 24O bon Weintrauben, 5 BON Tei>
gen, 10 sonpFaumeu, 40 bon setrudnetenGri@-
ten unb II BON einbeimiiden @einrebeu. u
@enn bies Elm ~einselner Mann 3u leifen int
@tante 1T unb nod basu in jenen. aufseeetensn
meritanii9en Eerritoriun,, tpas mS9ten pobl
II Sabre int berrliaen Mutterlanbe Meritc
sermSeen? GreiIi@ mag man einpsnsen, bab
G%alifurniens @eIbret9tbuu1 bas Meife CUR Gnt~
tpidluns isnes @,aates beisetrueen. Nun, 5u-
eeeeten; aber tuarumt baben bic @cle- ". Gil
berminen Meritus fir ienes Qanb ni@t bafelbe
sermo9t? Sinb fe bod, 70 gu ,faseu, aner-
l9SpFi9 unb taufenbmal nertbpoQer, als bic
@plbfelber in @alifornien. Merifo unter feiner
fortwabrenben Banbitenberri@aft labt ii& ebsa-
II tpenis in ein blubentes Qanb %un.panbeln, als
bic afrifanii9e Sabara in cine Safe.
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Sic nddbfe franj6Titbe Gepp=
Lattpa.

Weuu ien,als enter eppluttpn untrl9lihe
Mn;ei6en pcransesaneen inb, 70 blrften it@
tppb1 bieisnisen Mn5et&en ais untrislt@ er<
,petien, pe1de seeenwdrtis auf cine srpbe
R%eyplutipn tit Trantrei@ unb ben Sturs
Napplepns binbeuten. Der Mtmbu6 bteies
@ewaltberriders 1T seihmuneen, bic Sage
fetner &esieruns iinb sesdblt. Die 6urat
Der Tran;pien DOR benz @eipenit Der rptben
&epp1ution unb Der 9erri4aft bes Sp;ialts<
mus erbpb Mapplepn III, ais ben anseblt~
den 8efdmpfer Der &nar4ie unb gerfe4ter
Der seiesltden Srbnuns, ant 2. De3br. 1852
auf ben&at1ertbrpn. Mit elmer l41peisiamen
Natur besatt ,nt DON flusen &dtber unt<
eeben selans es ttmt balo, ii9 in ben9Ptmbus
fpwpbl etnes srpben Staatsmannes ais et>
mes &rtessbelpen Ut bu1en, basllebersept&t
3uelanbs III treden, Oeferret4 gu bentu>
tbtsen, Gnslanb gu alarntiren ilnb in Der
1bat einen mabsebenpen ginEub auf
bic politiihen @erbdltntNe Gurcpas aus3us
iben.
Das i@meidelte Der Gitelfeit ber Transp~
fen unp lief einitwetlen tie ben @erluf ibrer
Treibeit periAmersen. @ls aber Der tat
ferlihe @lidspil; feline 6errihaft au4 auf
bic neue @elt auspebnen mpQte ais ct
bic Grpebition na9 Merteo unternabm,
ansebli4 unt bic @errlhaft Der lateintiden
aber bic anselid@diae STAGE gu befeftsen ;
ais er NIT bieient Ylane an Dem Wteberfan'
DC tes rterifanif4en @clfes unb benz 8eto
Der Ser. @taaten 19eiterte; ais Der beutl4e
Ginteits>D rane ii4 benz preubii4en Mint'
fer 8ismart unterparf unb I'M Sabre 1866
trpsNapolepn, etn Observation-Disclosures
f4uf; ais SeNerrei9 bic 8atn bes Qibera>
lisnnus betrat, Gnslanb ii9 Unit 8etbeba1>
turs fetner &Dnisin) tbatid4lt4 TT etne &e>
pub1it %peruanbelte, spanien fetne &Sntstn
Sertrieb unb 1T alien 2dnbern Gurppas Der
GinfuD unierer, aus elmer barten Dranspe>
ripbe fesreid berporsesansenen&epub1it fi4
md@ttser seltenp ma&te: ba fab Der berrf9>
flatise Sran3oientaiier, benz inamil9en Der
unerbttterli&e Sob bic befen @tusen ieines
Sbrones, Mdnner wte Graf @orneY, Graf
@alatpsft u. 81. entrtGen bate, bab fein
aimtus ais geterrider Gurcpa's babtn>
fdmanb, bae bas fran36fide @olt 3u er>
tpaden unb ben @erluit ieiner Treibeit su
betlasen besann, bab fetn Sbrcn unb feline
GYna1ie eefdbrbet feien.
t1nb nun perlor Der 9robe Staat5marn u.
9elb ben &opf. CT befdlub, iebe freibeitli>
DE &esuns, pie In ben erfen Ta9en fttnes
&ailertbum1s, nit @ewalt 81 unterbrlden.
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fen fe fi6 ais Nprbwtnbe berab urb tcran1e1t
in bas Mi1flippitbal, be9letttt NIT 8alte u.
5tarmen. @ie lie petter geber' auf bic at
lanttl&e Suite 3u, bese9nen it ben @uo'pe't
rber Mequatprial>@ tnben. w III.
Son bensersen Der sraben uns berNpropef
9,ertpit unb @prbptnbe a%terbaupt. War>
ben mir feltf in bieienYplarlanbern tpppne1',
f. rarten mir anbers fablen arb 'parpeu
ut6t mebr Hagen, ME ieet, aber ben tletaen
Shell beNen, mas bic Natur ur's Don oorteer
III unierem Beten ienbet.
Der Conflict swtiAen ben yolar~ uno
Observation-Disclosures, bic 10 entsesenselest
dnt, in Gbarafter unb Rt&tuns, seben u'1'
ierem !alima eines leiner 11ertplrpt91ten
!Renu,cid.u bas Der @erdnberli4feit, 1ert
arose Mannisialtisteit Der 2e%n1peratur. BET
1rpdenbeit unp b%erTeu&tisfeit, DON l9o1em
unb bSlem @etter, rpe1de uniere Sabresjets
ten nit llnoewtbbeit unb bic @rbeiter bes
sdnbwirttes nit 3meifeltaffen' &elultater
aetdnen.
Der spmmer aber bat fur uns feline feuer<
jre0eriihe, erlhlaFenbe Srcpenslutb abse'
freift unb fpmmt gu uns in ber anmut1isften
Hiue, Der 5erbf ais ins&aemetfer u. ais
Gin germittler bes @inters, BET Qen3 als oer
@eibelpenper eines perjansteneebens,u 1elb1t
Der @inter 1T nidt Der 8arbar bes Nproens
jenbern fpmmt, aIer Matur bic Stdrte Der
Rube gu brtnsen, unb Sung uae Alt 1au@3f
it1n e%ntse9en:
Der @tnter 1T Elm falter Grit
Mit lAarfem @iies3abn,
Dpd peat mai, rpurn, eetleibet 1T,
5tGrt mo lid tpenig bran.
Muu aiebt bic @dlittidub burti9 an,
limb ippttet lein auf slatter 8abn.
Sum 1aattelt @ptt burds srobs s'eb
Die Tlpden uns berat.
Damn eibts einS4 auipiel,p te ids llet,
Dunn sebts int faned1en 1rab.
Des @irters berrlidfer @enu6
cJt Ju DIE SlyIlleNIu9'',
IS 1T ne p1bre @er5enalul,
Sp re9t mad 9plenart
Sm 5Alitten jasea pie Der Siie,
Mit Sling urb &lans une beitsrmsSis
limb iau43eno, ia jaud5eno
Dem @inter irpb burrah,
uub tdlt ntan babel ben@auberer umSele~
itpff lei ben lansen @interabenpen gu baben,
unb Bat cine muntere Samilie IAN eebens'
mittel feblts in Nttnnei pta rbnetin nidt) 10
wirc Der @inter unb feline Seierfunpen 5u
ei1er Quele Der Grtp1un9 fir ben Qetb uro
eines erbaulihen, iASnen @enu6es fir Self
11nb 6er,.
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TIM f6lntides Waier gu raa@en, neb>
me man cine @allune Spiritus, II l1n3en Ber-
samot Sel, l l1nae Gitrunen Del, ! unae Mus<
tat Sci, ] llnse &osn1arin Sel ! l1n3e Qasenbel
Sci unb 2 Gran McI9uS.
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for which he rewarded them with treat of
insects.
The pike has proved himself not ouy n.sl.
Hgent, but even pable-disbelievin it who
will--of gratitude.
"While living at Durham" saws DR.. War
wick, 81 took walk one evening in LDrl
Stamford's park. Onreaching a pond in which
fish were kept ready for use, | observed iue
pike of some six pounds weight. At my ap-
pfoach he darted away like au arrow. Ia his
hurry he knocked his head against an iron
hook fixed in post in the water, fracturipg
his skull and injuring the optic nerve on one
side of his head. lie appeared to suffer terri
ble pain; he plunged into the mud, Aouudered
hlther and thither, and at last leapiug out of
the water, fell on the bank. On examination
a portion of the brain was seen protruding
through the fractured skull.
"This | carefully restored to its place, max
ing use of a small silver toothpick to raise the
spnters of broken bone. The fish remained
quiet during the operation; when it was over
he plunged into the pond. At first his suffer
ings appeared to be reieved but in the course
OF few minutes he began rushing right and
left until he again leaped out of the water.
81 called the keeper, and with his assist
ance applied bandage to the fracture. That
done, we restored him to the pond, and left
him to his fate. Next morning, as soon as |
reached the waters edge the pike swan to
meet me quite close TO the bank, and laid his
head upon my feet. thought this an extra
ordinary proceeding. Without further delay
| examined the wound, and found it was heal
ing nicely. then strolled for some time by
the side of the pond. The fish swan after
me, following my steps and turning as l
turned.
"Ghe following day brought a few young
friends with me to See the fish. He swan to
wards me as before. Little by little he be
came so tame as to come to my whistle, and
eat out of my hand. With other persons, on
the contrary, he continued as shy and wild as
ever"
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ARRIVED VTSTTPnAv


ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
VIII dse "a e5e hi "a hours from New
GsGSs Sa With With R,,a PHsOls rags etc 70 ssTtoF
b. Win KnsS soas SaS' from st. 'Ohn
NJ & With dsE? st.
sCRr SsTs lane e. Parker II days from st. John NJ
sSse T. GSTyer GaIyes 4days from Calais with
schr A. Gardner, Ha1mond, from Harwichport,
wei schT n H. Gould, Cr0weii, from Boston, with
schi olivia Fox, day from Odessa DEL. with grain
schr Zouave Short, day from Jordans Creek. with
sc6r ID, Allen, Tatem. from saco, with Ice to cap
scbr Mary AdelIne. NIckersons from Baltimore.
eST seST AmsGs8 A. Ss2Sap s%h Tracey S om Indian River
| schr L Q 6. Wlshart Mason, from Newport
Wh E5 % W. F. yde z from Ne"
Steamer Franz m M PeFee. ., "a hours from New York.
steamer Lady OF the Lake, Insraham. hours from
ba9ne Sa GarSenss HSPsna ana nmSof
HGea @ & &Rg name not Asferlaed n ned Ratnore with
tow Of bRrgeFtO W. p Clyde & Co.
MEMORANDA. ,
| snip W estmo moreand Hammond, cleared NJ I'll John,
Steamship Whirlwind. Geer, hence at Providence
Bai que Advance reported from Shields for PhIIa:
| delphla' was spoken 10Th INST by Ne" YORK pllot
BSIsue Leader waEkmeIaer from Rotterdam !, for o.
BHIque Ariel Douglas, at Trinidad, Cuba ab ut 2Sth
|
| Brig Union. Hll hence, AZ Calais 18th Inst.
Brig Annie Augusta Creighton reported as masterp
hence, at Guantanamo Both MT to discharge part OF
| schr W. ii. TIERS Holman, hence at Charleston
schIs Clara Montgomery, BORDEN; H. s, B oOks,
Lane; Mary Price, Garrison; Kenduskeag, Micheili
| w. Il, Pr helps, CTanmeT; g. Young. Young Lena Hun
ter, Sheppard; r. NckersOn, NickeTson A. j. Dyer,
| Dyer; Honest Abe. ConRry; Pesrl Pnkhalni ana
Everglade Clark hence at Boston 18th lost.
Schr q. W. Nav. Kinney, tor PbisdelOhia, cleared
schr Aaa s. Alien Owen. hence, at Newburyport
| 18TH inst. - =, r,-,,.-
| ting. hence at Richmond 18th inst.
EChTs j. +. McDermott, Murles ana Aornlng Slar.
Lynch hence for Providence at New YORK l2th lnsts
| schr Edwin, Tuue, from Bridgeport lor Phhadel'
pha Rt New York 18th Inst,
schIs Undipe, Martin, hence for Wareham' and
Hazlelon, Gardner, hence for Taunton at Ne" YORK
l6h inst,
schr \. H. Skinner. Phillips hence, at Providence
14Ih inst.
schT Trade Wind, Corson, for Philadelphia sailed
Schr Lucia b. Ives, Bowditch, hence, at providence
| | 18TH inst
| New London 18th Inst
Echr WIN. b. Marshman Christie, hence, at Nor
A | folk 18th inst ~, -, ~, ,.,.,.,,o.,
| Ipst for philadelphia. after going on the railway.
: | Schrs Alligator Robinson, from Westport, aud j
| n TngTshann, Dickinson from Hartford, bOth fol
, | Philadelphia, at New YORK 10Th lnSt'
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The Prince Imperial, who is said to have
remarkable artistic taste, considering his age,
recently rode to Thomery, attended by his
equerly, M. Bachon, and paid Mad lie Rosa Bon
heur visit of three hours, during which he
showed the greatest interest in the specimens of
various races of domestic animals which that
distinguished lady has collected around her;
and with each of which she is as familiar as
any of her own farm servants. She never
wears her cross of the Legion dRoanem, but
shows to the privileged few whom she admits
to her intimacy the robe de chan,Jre to which
the Impress fastened the ribbon and cross on
the day when she unexpectedly drove to
Thomery, and surprised her in her morning
costume.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FOR DELAWARE BREAK
l. WATER.
USITKD STATES UNeINEER OFFICE.
Nn. 2nl 9. INTr StTe... J

UNlThD STATES ENG1NEER OFFICE. !
Np. 2Og q IXTrt S5re-'.
,,, PHfL'DEtP.ffA, Au>usG Is lssN
,tisement ali ,ched 10 sach y in he rscs veda
Ibis once until the Otn Gay OF SeptenibAr 1858 ipr
10 to ne distinctly IN ders;ood that ,he quantity
" slong OF each Cies., spe1iHrd ha,ein, may bn
increased or dlmiulsh'd by the Unied States, +
CLASS i, Some l2COn TOYS, OF PAS pounds each,
required. or this amount, tb1u iths, to ne Va
and half toIs the remainder Ia blocks OF up
wards of one fourth OF a Ton.
All stones Of this cla's to be delivered at such
paints OF the works as may be designated by tine
CLAsS some IO 90 us Of stone In pieces Of less
than one-fourth ton in weight are required, to be
tio1s Gf the UnIied ats sgeats near the extremI.
lies iht works. In water not less than twelty feet
An stones sent to be OF II hardest and most dura.
g9siSy Tree @ lIom ,i ssams an elc 20 he suojsc %
Engine or United States ngeuts shall tind them to
hc"Otu or NOS as 10 qlhty ana SIZE win Ihe 40 I'VE
Gtmntc heretofore
The rRe o delivery of each class of stone to be
regulated by the Engineer In cha &c. The delivery
Of either class or Of bolh II desired to commence
upon approval Of cont ACT, aud TO be completed by
TGe PROPOSALS W u state the rate per ton of ist
Class Of stones teiveTed At the works., as abov,;
al'o Ftneaely he ate both per ton, and per parc'
dtlivc cd in lace, overheard.
In neral stones should not be sent In vessels
A rtservrton OF twenty per centum on YIN. nts
Will be made during the delivery of stone con
h. ch proposal must he guaranteed by two respou
stble PERSONS v hose signatures are 10 be appended
telng good and sufficient security, by the United
stats District Judge. Ator ey, Collector, or other
Fur blank forms Of proposals and other iuforma
Envelopes to he endorsed Proposals for stone for
BIDS " nj be ope ed at 70 n'cIock NJ, on THURS
DAY septen ber 10, 1865. Bidders are invited to be
C. SEAFoRTH STEWART
SI76t Lt..Col. of Engineers.
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pRoPosALs FOR CORN MEAL
E CHIHF CoMM1ssAeY sUBsrsTENcE,

OFFICE CHIRF CoMMIssARY SUBsIsTENCE,
FIhST MILITARY DISTRICT
RICHMOND, Va. August 10, 1868
Sealed Proposals In UupiCaIe Will received at
this once until TUESDAY. August 25 1885 at u
o'clock Nj for supplying the United States Subsst-
ence Department with AL the Corn deal may be
require from the LIST proximo TO the 3Ht OF Decem-
Der, 1868, (four months
The Meal 10 be delivered In good sound -four bar.
res al the United States Subsistence Depot at such
and in such quantities AS may be requiced after
five days notice.
No san ples ro required with the bids, only fresh
ground, bolted, white Corn Meal of the very best
quality will be r6celved
Bios must state the price per pound, or per 100
pounds / Ell and no allowance will be made for bar
relp, nor for my loss IN eiivery.
Pay mt win be made at the end of each month for
Corn Meal accepted durlBg the me nth.
The successful bidder VIII be required to give ample
security for the fathtu iuf men' of this contract.
Proposals should be plainly eno orsed PROPOSALS. for
Corn Neal" and addresstu 20 the undersigned.
W. A. ELDkRKIN,
BVt Mai. and Chic Com. of subsistence
First Military DistTc',
Office No. l1l5 Cary street, Commercial ock, r Oh.
mono, Va Sl86t
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TINTED STATES ENGINEERS OFFICE,
y NO. y West HOUSTON street, New York.

,,,,,,,,,,,.,, ,,,, ,,,, ,,,,r AuGUsT IS, 1868.
knL wn Fry ing Pan" and "Pyt Rock" situated in
II ell Gate, East river. will be
itiI neon of September u, 1865.
These TCcks must be removed to q depth of twenty.
five leet mean low water and the debris de posted
where the Engineer may direct.
The estimated cub contents Of'Frying Pan" to be
remove are 1864 cubic yards, over OF I22g2
square yarcs, The estimated CuDIc contents of POT
hOCk" u he emoved are $40 cubic yards over an
area OF 1aG2'2 square yards
BIDS IL ust stNte separately he sums R7ked for the
TemuVaiu II Frying Pan" and pot Rock" and pay.
Il ents VIII be ade when one entire rock shAu be re-
moved amounting to tie entire sum agreed upon for
OK, less reservation o. ten (O) per cent to be
pRd when the entire work Is done
AS Dew and more detailed surveys VIII be made of
these rCcks, the accepted bids may be increased or
om inished in amount according the quantity of
wO. shown by the new surveys shall be greR er or
ltSs han that deduCed from existing surveys; and
the AL cunt of wok Ia the removal OF these rocks
Will be held TO be prop rtonal TO the product of the
sur ace into the cub conien
All CalCu laCns Of area Snd cubic contents will be
taken IRON the official maps CT this office. aud Will DO
accepted AS correct by otn p rites.
Each biu mus be acc mpsned by n guarantee of
two respons ible persons tnat the bidder will
CONTRACT
Forms Of proposals and Of guarantees can be oh.
tanned at this Office.
The Upiied states to itselfthe right con
trec ing tor the removal OF only these rock
should this be dc emed adv sable.
Proposals should be Endorsed upon the envelope
"PrCpOsals for Removing Rocks at Hell Gate"
Drawn gs OF these rocks can be Inspected at this
Office. 49,
0 JOHN NEWTON,
Lieutenant Colonel Engineers,
8l36t BreveL MaJor-Genera U. s. a.
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THE ENGLISH CRICKETBRs.-Th All England
Eleven will sail for this country September 2,
next. They viii play matches in Boston, Mon
treal, New York, and IN this city, ~ith the best
twenty-five ct each place. They are coming ont
by invitation OF the Philadelphia, Germautow wn,
and Young America clubs Of this city, aud the
ST. George CluO, of New York.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
[ rOn ADD1r1O, q IooA1 Irrns ann Ours1Dn PAeHs.

THE GUARDIANS OF THE PooR.-Yesterday
afternoon the regular stated meeting Of the
Guardians of the Poor was held at the Aims
house, President Whital in the chair.
The House Agent reported the census Of the
House on Saturday, Aug 10, 1868, rs folows:-
Number in the House at ~ o'clock, 2967; same
time last year, 1892; increase, 145; admitted,
within the last two weeks, ZIG; births, Z; deaths,
81; discharged 150; eloped, 81; indentured, 2;
number of persons granted lodgings within the
last two weeks, 20; meals $50.
The House receipts were reported at Sl815.
The Outdoor Agent reported having collected
for the support cases. Sl093'75.
The stOIekeeper reported that since his last
report he had received 103 Jumps of butter, the
net weight OF which was 93l pounds.
The Stewards acquisitions we're read and
approved. The Committee on ventilation laid
before the Board proposals for heating and veu-
tilatng the House.
Mr.. Haines moved that the committee be in
structed to procure one OF Niegaud's patent
boilers, His motion gave rise to an animated
discussion, which was engaged in by Messrs.
Nickerson, Brown, keyser, and Armstrong. AIR.
Armstrong moved to reCommit, which motion
was lost motion to postpone was also lost
The subject was, on motion, referred back to
the committee with p0Wer to aCt
MIR. Armstrong moved that IN future the meet
ings of the Board be held at the Almshouse, at
3 O'Clock. Carried.
The manufacturers acquisitions were read
and approved, after winch the Board al
jOurned.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR The CITY
i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
AstaIe ofAGNES Ii. VILLA Ms IN alias PettinRs
deceased
TIE Auditor appointed by the Court to audit settle,
and adjust the first account OF Jo5nsPH J. DoRAN'
administrator OF the estate OF talu - -
deceased and to report distribution or the balance In
the hands OF the accountant, VIII meet the parties
interested, for the purpose of his appointment on
IUEsI AY, Angus Is, 1865 at o'clock P. M At his
ONCE, No. llS s. SIXTH SiTeet "a 1ne SS UI FhllA-
delphis. THOMAS w. hLSVOhI
Sl3 thstubt Auultor'
TsTATE OF ANNA CATHARINE AMOS
IL Deceased. .-- ,..,t,, ham O..,,o, 40 ,Lo
Undersigned upon the above Estate, AL persons in-
eiAlniS Pis''N' JACOB sPIELMAN. Executor.
72ltu6t Nc, 2lQ0 VINE HLTeek
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DEMOCRATIC CoNvENToN.-At the Conven-
ton of the Democratic citizens of the Tenth
Ward, held last evening at Broad and Race
streets, Jacob Splllmau was nominated for
Common Council: Oliver Bradeu and John Lea
therman, School Directors; and Richard Hayden
tor the office OF Assessor.
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CLEARED YESTERDA

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Schr j. w Everman Palmer. Lynn, Weld, ,Nagle&Co
Str X. Willing, Cundih, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr
str Chester, Jones, New York, w. p. Clyde & Co
Tug Thos Jefferson, Allen for Baltimore wit h a tow
Of barges, w. p. Clyde d Co.