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SIMlLA SINILIBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS,
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS.

HaVE PkoVED + on IHt Don up
l. L experience, an entirr success , fimlir.
tr"mpt-i fiiclent and Reliable They are tn
only Medicines perfectly adapted TO popular u.
so simple that mistakes cannot he made H.
usiUg them; 80 ha MESS as to be t, ee from da Il.
ger AID so efficient TO be always reiiahl,
they h We raa-d lie h,1hs At cnmmeniatlon iror,
al, and will always render satisfaction
nos. Cents
|, Cures Fevers, Congestion Innamna-
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ave RpsEWou3 QusEE PIANO,
eue COTTON PKteS Ia cnmpI' to order, almost
new very powerful. cost Il law mon the ago 5000,
10 be had very chiap
one 80 saw COTTON ain, ler hand. newly
fnnda by Adams Il Cunnby. New York : original
coat 400 one pair bEi.LnNs, one VII,
ne Yi3E one rAkiihHt ana HARNESS, ono
FFIGE Df~k drelT
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FEED,

HAy, Corn, Oats, Wheat Bran, Cora bran and
/ / Ground Feed fOr sale by
i4n2l JOSHUA BEAL
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S1UNDRIES
lust STORED
> hagsheais tout fiana tu.ar,
10 hags Prime ana Choice kio Coffee,
e. brreIs Peach Blow Potatoes,
20 barrels Bostnn Pink Eve Potatoes,
~ barrels Maine jackson Whites do.
barrels pri' G. Albert do.
barrels Norcsr's do
81 barrels Heavy Mess Pork,
80 barrels Extra Flour,
~ bags Coarse aud Fine alt,
20 boxes Western Cheese,
90 keys Pigs' te.t- Spiced.
b ,x"s star Candies,
bnr,els hoiCe itice,
10 bags " mite Corn,
20 bags Brnn,
~ tnEs bIiS,
~ boxes Fnrrelps stick Candy
100 POUNDS Wrapping Irvine,
10 barrel Apples
Prompt paying dealers supplied at trihi'ng
advancpon first cost. Consumers dealt with lib
erliiy
iunl4 JOSHUA BEAL.
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FIRE CRATES.

Nov 10 the time to sol tb+m, . fne lot just
~ received. idsolsl JANIS N0YAR,
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SOAP AND CANDLES

IN BOXES assorted weight Candles,
lO 10 boxes German Soap.
Just arrived and for sale by
oct17 RANDOLPH 4 BATES
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ATTENTION, YOUNG AMERfCAl

LSlsHiNG Lines, Fishing Floats and Fishing
Il fooks--ali sizes. For sale very cheap at
mar2o BkAL'5 BOOK 4 VARIETY STORE
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FRESH OYSTERS,

10 CANS OF FRESH oYsTERs-loo TO the
! = can. Ready for delivery tomorrow. 24,h.
d.cA JOSHUA bEAL
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

4 FULL supply always 90 hagd Also. Miscei
"A Iaueous books N"ws.'lpers, Mag zines and
New Publications Eiapk BOOK, ? ime Books
md geucrai tmelt OF Menot anda ans, Pass
and Exercise Books, at
BHALs b OK AND VARIETY STORE
janll-}w
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SUNDRiES, SUNDRIES.
% barrels choice Family Flour,
Pork-Heayy Mess
Whisky-Iickin Valley.
2 Syrup-Bleedlngs.
8 Choice Sugar,
=. Goa Oil
Pure Cider Vinegar,
Soda Crackers,
2 E, Picnic :.
:. Sweet :.
Crushed Sugar,
:. ulvsrzed b..
bags Choice Rio Coffee,
:. Java :.
20 :. Salt--CosrRe and Fine,
80 :. Choice Family Flour,
- =. Buck heat do
3 boxes German Soap
=. Candles,
b :. Western Reserve Cheese,
gross Washing Hue,
10 =. Lacour's Matches.
The above enumerated article. will be sold for
cash, a low any deaier in first class mercban
die. at the Tuunard Ruiidiue, on Main street, by
JAM RANDOLPH 81 BATES
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PLANTING POTATOES.

LARMEkS, Garde uers ana otn.is wanting the
A best Planting Potatoes, viii find god
30 tmeht at reasonable prices, ut The s!ele
iaDlf JOSHUA nnaL
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Fresh Baked Soda Crackers.

In BONES Flesh Baked Soda Crackers. now
~ IN store aud for sale by
i4nI6 JOSHUA BEAL
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JAM RANDOLPH 81 BATES
SUSpR'Es' sUSDH'Es'
80 barrels choice Family Flour,
bags choice Rio Coffee,
barrels Louisiana Sugar,
barrels choice Wolasses,
barrels Cider Vinegar,
barrels soda Crackers.
kegs HiCarb soda,
s boxes BiCarb soda,
boxes Wine,
baskets Sweet Oil
10 pou Dds ssForted smoking Tobacco,
box 3 Foxes Starch,
chests Rlack aud Green Tea,
] barrel Table Salt,
Pepper Spice End NutDegs.
The above enumerated articles-good and At
reas nable rates, for sale by
octIT RANDOLPH h BATES
DOWDER, SHOT AND CAPS.
key FFF q Powder,
"a kegs FFF q Powder,
. assorted shot,
10000 Eley Bros waterproof Gaps,
10 900 :. :. Colts pistol
5000 superior article,
10000 & Gaps,
5000 French q Caps
The attention of sportsInen is called to this
card we are certain of SAL if you will honor
with n call.
oct22 RANDOLPH BATES
E'REsH ARRIVALS.
10 barrels Pork Heavy Ness,
l barrel Buckwbeat Flour,
hoxe Western Reserve Cheese,
8 hat boxes do do. do.
case Young America do.
keg choice Butter,
3 tubs do do
10 csddies Tohacco--G rape Juice,
+ do do Black Hawk
boxes Light pressed Virginia,
Just received and for sale by
dec7 RANDOLPH 4 BATES
SUNDRIES.
NTE HAVE rec lived per steamer Julia and
10 .. Peach Blow Potatoes,
10 choice pippin appfes,
- oXss German Soap,
terce new Segar- cured Hams
which we will sell low for cash.
novel RANDOLPH d. BATES
AT BEAL'S.
NEW ARRtVALs,-Jus, received per steamer
~ virginia:
1uo bags Wblte Corn.
200 pounds Green Shoulders.
~ bar els d ub'e extra Flour,
tierces Leaf Lard.
jsn1e JOSHUA BEAL
S'sD*'rs. s'S"f'hs'
barrel Coal oil,
q b. xss ii.rrngs,
| boxes Concentrated Lye,
case Lacour Matches,
case Axle Grease.
Iust received aud for sale by
der2l RANDOLPH BATES
APPLES, POTATOES Il ONIONS.
T ueT RECEIVED per steamer Lizzie Gill
- ~ barrels Choice ked Apples,
IS barrels Peach BLOW Potatoes,
3 barrels Iowa onions.
Dealers supplied at small advance by
nov1I RANDOLPH BATES
TOBACCO, TOBACCO.
y BOXES Virginia Tobacco,
Il caddss Nectarine,
5caddies Natural Loaf,
2 boxes Mac and Mac,
Which dealers can make good profit.
octi7 EANDOLPn Il BATES
FLOR, FLOUR, FLOUR.
~ kt,i.> PLANT EXTRA New Wheat.
~ IT, h,rrelB henrietta do do.
- g,rryls u, crime do.
Just received aud for sale cbesp for cash, at
ooti7 RANDOLPH 4 BA ES'
CORN, OATS AND BRAN.
0NA Rags White Corn,
wv 50 bags st Louis Oats,
30 bags st Louis Bran.
For sale Ivy tsepssl JOSHUA BEAL
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
REQ EMIT ARRIVALS
OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
LATEST FALL AND WINTER STYLE.
THB PEOPLES STORE,
A. koWalski, Agent.
PURCHASED AND SELECTED BY HIMSELF
since the decline In the Eastern markets. The
stock is complete 10 all the varieties and styles
| Have no Price List to Offer,
but am enabled to sell as to,o az TIE forrest
and to OFFER INpUnEaEs r. IN THE WAY ov PRICES
UNSURPASSED BY ANY HOUSE IN THIS CITY.
AMERICAN PRINTS.
Ito piec.s--fss' coors.
ENGLISH PRINTS,
A choice selection, of Thomas Hoyle Son.
TxVEEDs AND CAssIMEKEs,A An Wool
KID GLOVES,
Black and Whte-b.st make
ELANNELs.
MOURNING sHAuLs,
BALMORALs.
HOOPsklKTs
OF the --latest style. tGr.
Nv All OF which will be sold n the LOWEST
CASH PRICES.
a. Call and examine my stock aud convince
yourself that sm selling good goods AS cheap If
not cheap per than elsewhere.
THE PEOPLES STORE,
nov2s A. KoWALsKI, Agent.
bargains! bargains!
T WILL SELL, AT A GREAT SACRIFICE,
lDrv ,Inf frls h
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GUNS AND PISTOLS,

GUNS AND PISTOLS.
A LIENS Breech Loading Rifle,
"A Wessons reech Loading life.
Old style Kentucky kihe.
single shot auns,
English Double Shot Guns,
Powder Flasks,
shot Pouches
Gun and Pistol Tubes q t
aug2T BEAL's BOOK d VARIETY STOKE
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SfGA X EIs pRESERV Els.
Cranberries, Buckwhea
SCHOOL BOOKS.

nAVIES Element. If Written Arithmetic,
Coburns Mental Arithmetic,
Parey's Universal History,
Pens lux Stats,
Copy Books. etc etc., etc.
supply just arrived ut
HnAL'S BOOK AND VARIETY STORE
jan53-8w
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OF 30 large viais, morocco "nse.
containing II specific for eve
~ ordinary disease a family
~ subject 10, aud book Of
directions $40 90
Smaller Family AMI Travelling ca
SEES with 20 to % Walls. from ~ 10 ~
specifics for all Private Diseases.
h IN for Curing and for Pre-
venttve treatment, in vials and
pocket base8. ......-.-......-...@E to 30
sy' These Remedies. by the case or single box,
are sem TO any part of the couotry, by Mail or
Express ftee ct charge, on receipt Of the price
Address Humphreys specific
Homecpathi Medicine Company.
Office and Depot, No $50 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
DR.. HUMPHhKTs Ia consulted daily at biz office.
personally BY letter, AS above, Tor all forms of
disease. Janlt y
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@. d. WADDILB'a
Main street, near Third
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/NOAL OIL At
~ fsb6
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CHASIssiffRiES

FAMILIES wt-hrug q apd Q ear art Gle
/ OF Grluberrion. cu'tp, can he 80 mh'n'i led
calling on
dneIT RANDOLPH T. BATES
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PISTOL CARTRIDGES.

4 f0LT'S- 3l-iO0 and .}6-l0O
" Smith Wessou's-22l 100
Ds,rIuApr- -Il-lu0
Allen's-3s-10G.
HeDry's-44-l0A.
.IuRt received Mt
augz7 REALS B0OK VARIETY STORE
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BRANDY AND WHISKY.

r%EHALf barrel Ereuch Grsuiy barre!
" Bourbon Whisky. For sale by
decl2 EANnDLrH 4 YATES
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n.w York Stock auo..tions q Pm.
POLITICAL.

Dispatches from all points in the Northwest
almost up ersally say that the nonin ations of
Democracy with much coldness and dissatisfHc
ton, while the Republicans seem delighted
They regard the ticket as very weak one,
which they can beat with ease The nOmina-
tlon or FRANK Blair, Jr.. Is particularly oHen-
slve TO The Democracy. They regard him as an
real sympathy for the party wnich has nomi-
mated him, and who would probably sell them
out If he SHOULD by any cnance be elected.
The st. Louis Democrat says:-"If any man
supposes that the nominations of Seymonr and
Blair receive enthusiastic support from Demo-
OF the notion. With strange unanimlty, OBJ.
servers from every part OF the country report
The same wonder. why this thing was done,
the same conviction that Seymour and mis-
record, and Blair and his letter are loads too
heavy Tor any party TO carry"
The conservative" citizens of Warrensburg
Mo-, hearing that white man of that vicinity
low into town to suffer indgnities While re
was being prosecuted, n large crowd around
him hooting yelling, etc; gentleman present
stepped out and asked him:-"Wnat are your
p litics, my friend?" IT am a Democrat. have
always heen Democrat, aud always expect TO
subsidized.
The Washington correspondent ofthe Gin
natl Commercial wriJes:-"A staff officer of
General Longstreet, now In Washington. tells
them that General Grant will poll the entire
vote OF the Confederate Soldiery in Texas, aud
that with Chase as the Democratic candidate
fve-sixihs of the same would stay at home"
When l inquire the reason o. this, the aide
de-camp said: "Our boys have faith In Grant
He is square antagonist. We won't get so
many promises out of him, but more chance.
We don't know SO much about these politt
clans"
The New York Express says:-"A party of
southern delegates to the Convention, in COM
pauy with detectives. did the slums OF the city
Mondey night. They saw enough of the myste-
rtes and miterieE of the metropolis TO satisfy
their curiosity, uEttl the meeting or anotner
convention at least" They also saw where the
Democratic maiOritieS come from.
"A Western paper gays that Dan; voorhees,.
is denounced and repudiate1 by the party In
his neighborhood for the part he took in the
Convention. His old friends even talk OF pre-
senting this Copperhead sage with that South.
ern adornment, 30 fashionable In Secession
States some years sinee-a eoaS OF TAR and
feathers"
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LATER FROM WA ASHINGTON.
whs PTesidsnps Message.


Despdtch TO the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE President this
afternoon sent message to the two Houses of
Congress, proposing amendments to the Con-
stitution. He commences by saying
Experience has fully demonstrated the
wisdom of the trainers of the Federal Copsti-
tuition under all the circumstances. The
result of their labors was as near an approx
nation to perfection as was compatible with
the fallibility of man.
"Such being the estimation in which the Con-
stitution ia and has ever been held by our
countrymen, it is not surprising that any pro-
position for its alteration or amendment should
be received with reluctance and distrust
Whilst this sentiment deserves commendatiou
and encouragement as a useful preventive of
unnecessary attempts to change its provisions,
it must be conceded that time has developed
imperfections and omissions in the Constitu-
tioD, the reformation of which has been de-
manded by the best interests of the country"
The first defect he alludes to is in that
clause of the Constitution which provides for
the election of President and Vice President
through electors, and not by direct vote of
the people, and quotes Presidents Jackson s
recommendation on the subject at considerable
length.
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From South Carolina-James II. Goss and b. J'
Whitemore.
Mr.. Garfield (Ohio) from the Committee on
ways and Means, reported joint resolution,
providing that in all cases whore private soldiers
served out their term and enlistment, and were
houorably dlscharped from the service, the Sec
retsIy OF War shall, N application OF the party;
remove any charge OF desertion that may stand
on the roll against such soldier, where thee
not been conviction for desertion By court.
marital. Passed.
The speaker presedted a CONTAMINATION from,
the Governor OF South Caroli,,a. trans nittins a
joint resolution OF the Legislature of that State
rau ytng the fourteenthl amendment TO the Con.
stitu,ion: Referred. to the Committee on Re-
construction.
MIR, Moorsead (Pa.l made a statement in
reference 20 the tariff bill.
he said that on consultation with its friends,
api tsueciallv with the Committee OF Wavs and
Means this morning, 1t had been concluded that
at the late stage OF the session it was better not
to sptagCnize the business before the House
and 1t was very certain that the Tariff bn II II
passed the House con d not pass the Senate al
this session. He had consulted, within the last
two or three davs, with members of the Finance
Committee OF he Senate, aud was satisfied thai
even II the House passed the b II, the Senate
would not take IL up aud act on 1t.
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YoRK, July ls.--stocks nem. Chicago ard
Rock Island. 1919: Reading, 95; Cantou COMPANY,
sS EsIs 49, Sa aud IosdS we svesd
Michigan Cestrai, I7}6; Mich gan southern. 80;
New YORK Central lS39G Ilno's Central li924; Cum.
g. 81; Hndson River 1873, u 5-2Os. 1852 ll4J4: d..
1881 1881 S G 49, 90 a3 2s ssw Issue IoS,s; 10 g.
FEW YORK, July 1s.-Cotton auier at Sl1<@33c
Flour dn snd 5GlOc. lower. sales OF 6OOO bb state,
s,utheIn IS 25@lI6': California 50 ss5al22 Is Wheat
dull and oeciued l6D2c on spring and irmer tor
winier white Michigan S27E white California, s27O:
white Csnhds, W 20. corn doll aud lc lower: sales
Whisky quiet
1ALTMoRE July ls.-Cottoa quiet miidliugs s2c.
Flour Gull and nomnally unchanged. Wheat heavy;
prime red 81 20: choice. O. 25D225; ardinsry far
S2@2I0. Corn firm; white sl'l4(9l Is yellow, 81 ~.
Oats steady S5c. Rye unchanged. Provisions firm
and unchanged,
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FROM WASHINGTON THIS p. III.

Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
Senator Sawyer, OF South Carolina.
WASHINGTON, July 1S.-A statement has
been published impugning the loyalty of Hon.
Frederick A. Sawyer, Senator elect from South
Carolina. There is the authority Of General
Bennett, who was in command of Charleston
following the surrender of that city, for saying
the statement is wholly destitute of truth, and
that Mr.. Sawyer left the Rebels during the war
to escape conscription, and gave unmistskable
evidence of his thorough sympathy with the
Union cause.
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From st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS July 1s.-Generals Grant, Sher-
man, Sheridan, and Dent, left Leavenworth
this morning for Denver on the Kansas Pacific
Railway.
An Omaha despatch says Brigham Young's
agent is there making preparations for the
reception and transportation of several thou
sand emigrants to the end of the Union Pacific
Railway, where all able-bodied men will be
employed in grading and track laying. About
1000 are expected here next week.
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THE EUROPEAN MARKETS
BIZ Atlantic Cable.
Later QuotatIona.

BU AUdlltlc CubIe
Later Quotations.
LONDON, July 1s-Evening. g.-Consols for
money, 94sa94a; for account 94a. United
States Five-twenties, 72sa729; Illinois Central,
959. Erie, 43s. Great Western, 363.
LIVERPOOL, July 1S - Evening. - Cotton
heavy. Sales 5000 bales. Shipments Of
cotton from Bombay to the 14th instant since
last report $4,000 bales.
LONDON, July 1S-Evening.-Sugar quiet
and steady.
ANTWERP, July 1s-Evening.
frmer at 52f.
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Another Tragedy in Boston.

Special DeSp' 'tch to the EUening 1ete9Taph.
Boston, July 1S.-Obed Jones, OF Canton,
has been found murdered, and his mother-in
law, Mrs. Maddern, and the wife of the
deceased have been arrested for the crime
He was shot with pistol, and the discharged
weapon was left by his side to give the i'm
preston that he had committed suicide. A
prosecution was pending against Mrs. Mad
dern for adultery, in which Jones was to be a
prominent witness, and to escape conviction it
is believed she committed the murder. There
was ne evidence against the arrested parties
until this morning, when the mother-in-law
was overheard to say to Jones' wife, who was
confined in the cell with her, that she COM
mitted the crime, but they would get out of it
if they stuck to the lie they first told.
Passenger yrain Thrown from tho
passenger train on the Boston, Clinton,
and Fitchburg Railroad was thrown from the
track, this forenoon, near Framingham, in
consequence of running over COW. The
smoking car, in which were some twenty. five
passengers, was broken into fragments, and
several of the passengers were very seriously
injured.
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THE THERMoMETER.-The following is state
menf of the thermometer for the week ending

AN IMPosToR.-A man was arrested this
morning at hosse at Belgrade aud Marl-
borough streets. He represented himself as
connected with the Gas Works. aud had come
to ix the metre. Not believing his statement
the gentleman of the place handed him over to
the custody of policeman. He will be heard
this afternoon at The Central Station
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EXCURSION OF FIRE CoNPANY.-The Niagara
Hose Company (No. 1F) will give a grand ex-
cursion TO Silver Maple Grove, on Monday. A
fine brass and string band have been engaged
During the day baseball and target shoot
ing match will come off on the grounds. Boats
will leave Almond street wharf at Z A. NJ. and l
p M, Tickets so cents
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AN OWNER WANTED.-George Black, the
escaped convict who was captured yesterday in
the lower part Of the CITY, had ia his possession
a silver watch and a gold Masonic mark, bear
ing the inscription, "GIrard Mark Lodge, No.
z14" The uan OF the original owner had been
erased. An owner is wanted for both these
articles
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Fire in Maine.

PORTLAND, July l8.-The house and store Of
William w. Ruby, in Newbury street, with
their contents, were destroyed by fire last
night. The property was insured fer $4,000 in
the Commerce, of Albany, $500 on the stock
in the Commerce, and in Bay State Companies
of Worcester.
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Shinment of SnecIe.

New YORK, July 1S.-The steamship City of
Boston took out $1O5,OOO in specie, and the
Borussia, 500, 900.
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The Drought IN Canada.

OTTAWA, July 19.-The effect of the drought
is most disastrous to the crops in the sur
rounding country.
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AN UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT TO Blow OPEN A
SAFE.-Last night thieves entered the gold
beating establishment of Robert Ramsiey, No.
2l0 Dock street, through the rear door. They
then went to york at the sale, which contained
q cons derable amount of the precious metal. A
hole was drilled through he door III the vicinity
of the lock, the powder dlled in, and the match
appl ed, but, # ortunately for the proprietor of
The place, the explosion did not force ooen the
door. 1t is thought the robbers were frightened
off immediately alter the unsuccessful attempt.
They took nothing from the place.
TILE TuERALnAIErER --Tha folln1Uinn Ia a skata-
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Arrival of a Steamer,

Boston, July 1s.-The steamship Tarifa has
arrived.
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FoR CAPE JsLAHD.-Ths West Jersey Rail-
road Company fqGay commence running their
four o'clock after noon express train for Cape
Island. so popular .'ast season, only they make
stIll better lime than then, running through in
less than thee honrs. Vhis train makes no way
stops, and carries only TIN 'ough passengers. The
returning train leaves Caps Island at A. NJ,
and is due IN Philadelphia at " o'clock noon.
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SUN STRUCK. AT about halEpast 10 o'clock
this orning Samuel Rodgers, Geed twenty-five
years, while painting building in the western
part of the city, was sun-struck. He was re-
moved to his residence, No. 1874 Carlton street,
and is not expected TO recover.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-18

A HEAVY RoBBERY.-Some time last night
a lot of sIlverware, dresses, aud jewelry, to the
amount o. $1,000, were stolen from the residence
OF Mr. Reisky, fur dealer, No. I'LL Mount Ver-
non street. We were unable to learn any OF the
particulars, more than that the servant is sus.
pected OF having committed the theft. She is
among the missing this morning.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-18

A WIFE BEATER.--JO Smith, residing in
Devips av nue., Seventeenth Ward, was before
Alderman kggleo on this morning, cnarled with
having cruelty beaten his vile. 1t is alleged
that during the assault he seized a hand-saw,
WbIch he applied in an unmerciful manner to
her back. He was committed for trial
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-18

The WEATHER.-The heat to-day ia not
nearly so intense as it was during the early part
of the week. But one additional case of sun
stroke is announced, and that iS au unknown
man who was fourd lying on the lot neac the
Fa,rmount rolling mills. He was removed to
the 81. Joseph's Hospital.