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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-07
KISSENGEN WATER.

YTHE GEAR OF RUSSIA. AS RE-
- ported by telegraph, has gone to KISS
engen Tor the benefit OF the waters, The
people of Evansville can enjoy the same
benefit by going no further than the
Crescent City Springs, as 1 rave Just estab-
lisned n fountain of this M }st delightful
anu most healthfut of all mineral waters.
8 id to be even better than the natural
water. EDWARD WELLER.
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3. A. F~AHNEsTocK's
" e Be NJ 81 z !.
The safest and most effective
r. EMED T FOR WOR us
That has ever been discovered.

This celebrated specific for Worms Is
used with the utmost freedom and conf
dence by gentlemen who have obtained
eminepce In The meeical profession, and
many of these, throwing aside their preju-
dices, have clieerfuIiy given certificates
t~estifying to its superiority. IL is used ex-
tensively, Tor the simple reason hat
Nothing has get been ofscore7-ed qChfeh can
be substituted in its place.
And it is given without apprehension,
because every oneknows its perfect safety.
1t has now been before the public for over
+" YEARS." and has attested it's SUI
periorityi in thousands of cases, throughout
all parts OF the world.
Is The impeTdtiDe duty Of every parent
to match the heath Of his child, and 10 pro-
Czde himself NTH THIS potent specific.
Be careful to observe the initials of the
name, and see that you get
b. a. FAHNESTOCK,S VERAIFUGE
b. A. F4HNEST0CK's son & co.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
PTTTsRURG, PA,
SOLE PROPRIETORS.
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IMPROVEMENTS IN THE CITY.-We
find, by a ramble through the lower
part of the city, quite a number of
improvements under way. Mr.. John
Reidel is just completing a fine two
story brick building near the corner
of First and Fulton Avenues, on
First Street, % feet front by 65 feet
deep. 1t is designed fer a bakery,
and is a very handsome improvement.
AS soon as = lease expires on the cor
ner lot and buildings, the latter will
be torn away and a new building
erected, to conform to the progress Of
the age. j. Paul, Esq, has nearly
completed a two-story brick business
house, on the corner of Fulton Ave
nue. aud High Street, having fronts
Of A feet on Fulton Avenue, and IS
feet on High Street. Our enterpris-
ing young friend, John Scantlin, is
\ about commencing the tin work on it.
John Nugsnt is giving the finishing
touches to a handsome two-story
brick business house, corner Of High
Street and Fifth Avenue, % feet front
on High Street, and 81 feet on Fifth
Avenue.
On High Street, between Fulton
Avenue and Water Street, Jacob
Neitherdt is commencing a two-story,
double, brick business house, forty
four by sixty feet, and the brick is
piled up on the corner of Fifth Ave
nue. and Water Street, for a build
ing there, and the high bank has
been cut down, letting a frame black
smith shop adjoining topple over;
and the site for another building, on
Water Street, adjoining the site of
the blacksmith shop, has been cut
down to the city grade
John Snyder has built a two-story
brick business house, eighteen bv
sixty-four feet, on Fulton Avenue,
between Third and Fourth Streets.
Christ Kliuk is building 4 frame bus
mess house, on Fulton Avenue. be-
tween High Street and Third.
VIM. Kolle has completed a fine
business house, on Fulton Avenue,
near the corner of Franklin. al
great many other buildings are being
erected In that part Of the city, which
we nave not hadtime nor opportunity
to note.
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Attention. Grant Gurads

A general meeting, for the purpose
of organizing the Grant Guards into
a Regiment, will be held at
TURNER HALL,
On Tuesday Evening, August 18th,
ut s o'clock p. NJ. 4.
Every Ward IN the city is expected
to have It's Company organized and
full, and report at that time.
By'order Of the Executive Com'tee.
d. ID. DOUGHTY.
Chairman.
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MOfHERsi MOTHERsI MOTHERS
DON'T FAIL To PROCURE
Mrs. WiuslOW's Soothing SVr1p
FOR CHILDREN TErTHTNG

This aiuahIe preparation has been used
with nereT IQzttag success Halts171fe u
cases.
10 not only relieves tho chIld from pafu.
but t~bVlgoTates the IuHzacu ana bowen.
cor reefs ac1dity, and gives lone aud eleH.r
10 the whole system. &c veil also lust7utIt
lelleVe tfRiFIN0 ~ BOWELS and WINa
CoLIU
We believe IL is the-bsst and sure7t fans-
edg ~ The .a0oTtH IN ail eases OF DUgcsters
anu Dfdg7Aogq ~ children whether arIalu
nom teethtng or amy Other cause
FulI dl~rectIons1 Tor using Wl4I accompany
each bottle.
BE smr q cal lor I" MRS. WIH6IOW
SOOTHING SYRUP" having tire f1e-ff5fl
ne OF QUITS q FlI9EIN5 uu the outside
wrapper. All Others urr base mILatlous.
JEDI dGW6m
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F1LLED@The ground around The
High School building has been filed
and leveied up. Work on that build
ing is progressing with rapidity.
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r. GFfNTs gsAh4E eE tla a.
Ia ffgea o. &auaG eltB CeFaE vet Asttet-
elMPLErE IS O>8 VoLCafE. by Hou. il. H.
Mansheld. Ggiaeig kng1n IS or. N A.'
OF the Cincinnati Gaxfita. and NeteTaa
observer, Of the New York Tines. Two
edtttons- Efgffgh and German elegantly
uIusJIateds with fu1bkeu71tic Itfie rage.
Steel Portrait and gstntcrnus lE4ue- fuHa a.
counts o. lives Wlfil E-epubl1cgn Platform
ana letters % ccaptance. Price t11g Co
suit the times large 'front.' 10 AGENTS. hrr
Territory Vest dfIudIena- apnIv Ia ear
Western ONCE, y 81. Lambert. Supariu-
Illinois. East 81 Illinois. anpls III 4. II.
Carroll &Cu,, Publishers, Cincinnati, o.
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On DUTY.-We are glad to see
Geo. S. Nelson, conductor on the
Evansville & Charlottesville Rrilroad,
on duty again. He has nearly v
cred from his recent illness.
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! 10 MEMrH1s-semI-weekly

RockportStage (via Newburgh and Boon
vilIe) carrying the mali, leaves at A. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and FrluStSs.
Arrives by 7 p. n, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at ! A. n. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. n. M
Mt. Vernon Nah Stage leaves daily Tex
cspt sundays Mt A. M. Arrives daily Tex
gept Sundays) by 2 p. NJ
To NEwBURG.-HacK daily Except sun
day. ron the Merchants Hotel, at 3
O'Clock :. NJ.
UDrnAV nrnTvCT > 1cco
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COMING SOUTH,
Terre Haute and IndianA5Clis.
rROM TFRRE HAUTE
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
FRoM ~VINCENNEs.


10 IoUIsvILLE.-Every Monday and
saturday 81 10 O'Clock AN. Every Tuesday,
wednesday. Thursday, and Saturday al b
O'Clock p. NJ.
O'Clock p. N.
TO GREEN RIvER.-Every Wednesday
and Saturday Mt 9 O'Clock p. N. EVERY
Monday and Thursday at 8 O'Clock 2. n.
To EAsrPORT. - Every Tuesday ana
Friday ats o'clock p. NJ.
To HEgDERSON-Datly. except SunOays'
81 3 o'clock pm
TO NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at four
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Election Notice.

RYOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. that
Az an election Will be reid at the office
OF Ben Stinson, on the nth day OF August,
1868. etwee the hours of one and five
oc ok PM, for the purpose of eleettug
seven Directors aud one Secretary for the
Mutual Fire Insurance Company of VAN
derburgh County, to serve Tor the ensuing
year- BEN. STINSON.
aus WlnL Sacratarv-
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ZOE. RAr.E

TOEs SAIsE7SEEA ABOAT-Thesta aHD-
boat Nat VIII AIMS VIII be sold ON n
yorable terms -Onet third cash: balance
in good paper payable aJ &, o. ana ~
months. She is su1tabte Tor the Wabash
River. and rs well adapted to towing or
carrying freight or p~assenEea. For in4
Apply % " P. SHoTWE ELL.
ShotWell Mines, Union County. KY.
aDle iarm. Iaul div
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Pots RAfsINa.-Ths Republicans
of Centre Township erected bsauti-
full Grant and Colfax pole yesterday
evening, near McCutcheonville, at the
house of Mr.. Null. Capt. Hargrave
addressed the crowd in a soul-stirring
and patriotic manner It was well
resolved, and was recognized by the
loyal as another debt of the party to
the accomplished gentleman. The
erection of the pole was superintend-
ed by Mr.. James Erskine. After the
speech, the crowd was RECALLED by a
sumptuous meal prepared by Mr..
Henry Null. All thanks to the gen.
erous German and his lady.
PFRsoNAL.-We had the pleasure,
yesterday, of making the acquaintance
of Nh. John P. Derereau, formerly
of Kentucky, but now of Lawrence,
Kansas, and Superintendent of the
Union Pacific Railroad, who, with
his family, arrived here "Wednesday
night, and left yesterday on the
Quickstep.
j. S. Ford, editor of the Southern
Shield, Greensboro, Kentucky, is in
the city, stopping at the American
House.
David White, of the famous White
Brothers, is in the city, stopping at
the Sherwood House. He now holds
forth in Paducah. es1
Colonel John bIcHenry, Of Ovens
boro, aud Mr.. w. N. Sweeney, can
didate for the Kentucky Legislature,
were passengers by the Morning Star
yesterday, en- route to Henderson, to
attend the Seymour and Blair ratifi-
cation meeting that takes place there
to night.
Colonel Thomas johnson, formerly
of the Sixty-ffth Indiana, is in the
city.
We had the pleasure of meeting
Mr.. NJ. ". bingham, formerly Of the
Metropolitan Theatre, Indianapolis,
in the city last night. He is now
connected with the Occidental Show,
which viii exhibit here on Saturday,
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COpartnership.
TYYE EAVE THIS DAY F0RMED
w a copartnershfp, under the firm
name and style OF
LEIGH Il LEMCKE,
for the purpose OF carrying on n Whole
sale Lrug business, at No - Main street,
Messrs. Symmes q ~fiequet's old stand.
CHARLES LEIGH.
ALIEN ANDER LEMCKE.
July 3lst, 1868. ljy3I d1w,w4t
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PR0OF OF OUR BTATAMKFT
TO BUILDERS.

r WISH TO NOTIFY TEuE uFEE.n-
b ers n public ina general, That D have
on nand ana am stiu recetviug d large
Michigan, Saginaw, and Green Bay
Pine n Poplar Flooring "a Siding.
PINE LUMBER, SHINGLES, &C..
Which / VIII sell cheap FOR cash.
WM- HU%EEL
once and Factory corner Fifth ana
Walnut Streets, Evansville, Ind. JeIS 3m
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RANKRUPTOY

In the District Court of tile United States
for the District of Indiana.
In the matter OF Watts, Crane & Co., Bank
Tupts.-1n bankruptcy.
TO lOh0nI 10 may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of
their appointment as Assignees OF DAvID
watts and Is AAc A. CkANE, OF the CITY
of New York, in tue State OF New York.
DIXON A. Given, OF Paducah, in the Slate
OF KeutucKy; and MILLIAA brow n. 0f
7 Evansville, in ths state of ILdlana, mem-
bers of the late firm OF Watts, Crane a.
Company, VINO have been adJudged ba az
rupts, upon creditors petition, by the Dis.
triet Court of said District.
Dated at Evansville, the 18th day of July.
AID. 1858.
JAMES H. McNEFLY
JOHN SCHUBERT,
d3t u a w Assisnees
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EOR SALE AND-25x acres. win
* tmprnt ements, two and 81 hall mi ea
from Evansville, Oh the S~ulugtoWn road
Addr@ss y. MORE WOOD, LocE Box IL
Evansville, Ihd. IJEal div
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WM. REAYES.
". q. CInirn Aeent.

H. AS
Also, REAL ESTATE and COLLECTING
AGENT.
ONCE on Nam street, between Third and
Fourth, No. 500 tOver keller's Gun store).
EvauSviua Ind. eepJaaGb
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ANoTHER GRANT PoLE.-A Grant
and Colfax pole was raised near III
r Of Third and Oak Streets Iaa,
evening. This is right. No Union
man should feel ashamed to show bis
colors. We hear of quite a number
more hat viii be raised in the ci,y
soon.
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rANGY DYE H0USE.
+. GRAUPNER.

Dye AND SEQ dRER,
FIFTH STREET, bet. Oak and Cherry.
Silk, Wool, Cotton, Sc, colored 10 order.
All work warranted, and any damage
prom pity paid. fma27 d6m
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ARTHUR LODGE JOHN FENDER.
CHAS. GEO. FENDER
New Stove and Tin House.
No. 81 Main Street, Mkt Door TO the
Old Washington Hotel.

YTETE UNDERSIGNED have opened
an entire new Stock, and VIII keep
constantly on hand a good assortment or
Sfoyes. Hollow and Tin Ware, Nantes
Crates. Summer Fronts, Pressed Ware,&c..
lowest cash prices. We are prepared to do
All kinds of job work and repairing at
short notice and low rates. Orders solicit
ed. LODGE JENKINS q DER.
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Household Furniture at Auction.
WILL SELL AT AUCTION AT
A my residence, on Second Street, next
door to Samuel OTr's residence, on Mon
cay, the 10th day OF Angus, commencing
at 8 O'Clock, all of my household furni-
ture, consisting of bedsteads bureaus,
chairs, stand-tables, carpets, COO and
paTlor stoves, fine sociables, sofa chairs,
and rocking-chairs fine hatrack, crockery
ware, cupbo ard ware, n many things 100
numerous to mention. VIM. BUCK.
HIRAM NELSON, Auctioneer. [aug4 Ct
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Ten per Cent. Bonds.

rVANSVTLLE CITY BOMBS. bear
ID ing 10 per cent. interest, for sale at the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. City Ofders
taken in exchange. lau5 dot
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FOB slLa LND FOR EENT-

sPEULAa NoElcEs
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New Advertisement.
p EIECW I'D VL0LHNT PIEnL-

EJECT Alb VIOLENT PNKHA-
$3.50 BAEEs They rum the tone of tho
boweis and weaken The digestion TAB
n EFtEHN ESCENT SHTTTEg
APEkIENT IL used uy rational pcou.8 as
a means 81 relieving an der-auHeucnf4 nf
the stomac liver, ana infesines. because
10 removes obs auctions without Halu. and
lmpafts vlgor ~ b organs which Do uuri-
nes and regulates. sod De- en- RI lggf5tf.
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Ragidegea and Farm far saIs.

htSlu6lC6 and f9rm Tor SAILS.
TUE R~ESTHEECE OF the late Dt
- Ih0mas huncfe VIII &c SOLD at private
safe. said la1al contains 400 acres. W-tu
Improvement III i5 abDut one mile from
lngie's station, ohtbe EN @ r.. Re-, and
ten miles from This eIiv. For further pan
t1eularS apply AT Dr. j.. Y. HuncIe's ONCE
No. u First Street, Evansville. jgGIi.
FOB SALE hED FOR BENT.
EEn CHEAP BUELDENG EsBEa
4&DV Dwelling Houses und Farns.
Ten thousand acres OF Farming Lana.
l buy and sell Real Fsiate.
ALNAH Johnson.
Real Estate agent.
Third Street, Egaasgille, Indiana.
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Everything looks promising. The further
they venture tStock-wise) the more sure
their destruction! so with this Trap.
t.vervthfng looks fair amt inviting, but
sure d-alh 10 the Yenturer!
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THAT'S HATS GOT ME!
That Automatic Machine Does the
Business.

Each and Every one can haze that
L1e-t1nJ Fest Destroyed.
As a Gentleman said upon ~eramfntng Il;
IT'S u regular WdH Street operation"
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CITY N EWS.

Y ls6s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-21
McCOOL AND COBURN
Severe Training-McCooI Still Soft and
Flabby-Goburu Ha I'd u6 SaliA

The latest advices from the headQ uarters Of
the noted pugilIsts, McCool and Coburn, IS
anytn1ng but favorable to the former. The
course that McCool is undergoing in his train
ing Is said 10 be widely different from that of
Coourn The supernuous flesh of McCool is
very dimcult 10 reduce, and he Is reported 10
be as son ard fiabby as a bowl of calfs-foot
Jelly. III be does not lose flesh and become
more solid between this and the 27th inst the
blows which the quick and scientific Coburn
may put into his window-panes will be very
damaging and binding TO him. he rs in the
hands Of Rill Blake and Nj Ike TraInor al the
fairneld House, near the FAIR grounds, at -.
LOUIS. The system adopted for his training is
quite arduous. He is called from his bed al
Tour O'Clock in the morning, aRd is furnished
with glass OF sherry with an egg in il and a
crust OF bread. after which he walks two or
three miles. and then sits down TO A su bstantial
repast OF pound or so of beefsteak or mutton
cnop lneither repeated twice) with plain bread
sno few or no vegetables, the whole washed
down with glass Of Scotch ale. After resting
haif an hour he starts on with Blake for a walk
OF ten or twelve miles, taking a different route
eacn day. Returning about eleven O'Clock, he
and seats himself for a substantial dinner OF
chicken broth. (from which all the fat Is
sklmmed,D broiled chicken, steak, etc After
dinner he rests an hour or 50. theE exercises
WIN pulleys bag. club, ETC., receives his visit
ors or takes walk Of two or three hours, re-
turning from which at half past four, he ia
treated TO sponge bath and again rubbed
At six O'Clock he sits down TO his supper, con-
sisung Of oat meal porridge or s.strab Dut" aud
sometimes cup Of tea and after this light meal
he walks three or four miles, this time accom-
panied by Trainor. Returning from this walk,
ne IL again bathed and rubbed down, and goes
70 bed At eight O'Clock. Everything he eats OF
drinks first passes under the surveillance of
Mike Trunor
AT present Coburn is in training AT Lstonia
Springs, in this State. He is wide awake, aud
he is reported in excellent condition. HIS
course Of training has also been severe, and it
has fully accomplished the desired result His
nesh IS as hard and tough as a hickory knot.
So well up is he in his work that be could now
step into the arena sufficiently developed TO
battle for the championship and stake OF
$1,000.
1t Is pretty well understood that the fight
viii come OF at a point on the line of the OHIO
and Mississippi railroad, between Seymour and
Cincinnati, in the State Of Indiana.-LossctRe
Courier.
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WILD EXCITEMENT.

Especial Dispatch to the STAR
CHICAGO, May 2l.-The Convention met az
ten O'Clock this morning. The Opera House is
literally overfowing with people and thou
sands are on the street unable to get in. Fifty
dollars piece is given for tickets. Grants IA.
ther is on the platform and there is a brilliant
array Of ladies in the dress circle.
(sECoND DIsPArcHJ
Especial Dispatch to the Star.l
CHICAGO, May 2l.-The Convention occu
pied an hour in reading the resolutions and
listening to a speech from Hasbrouck, of Ohio.
on the situation while waiting for the Com.
mittee on the Platform. The nominations
will be made by two o'clock
THIRD DIsPArcH.I
Especial Dispatch 10 the Star
CHICAGO, May 21-Palmer, the Republican
candidate for Governor of Illinois, followed in
a speech In which he deprecated any reference
by the Convention 10 the recreant Senator'S.
[ReceIved with great applause.l The senti.
ment that no Vice President should o. nomi-
mated whose character would invite the assas-
sination of Gen. Grant was received with ter.
rife demonstrations, the Convention rising TO
its feet en- mass.
FOURTH DIsPATCH.1
Especial Dispatch to the Star.l
CHICAGO. May 2l.-Ine District Of Columbia
is allowed to cast two votes.
tPITTH DIsPATCH.l
Especial Dispatch 10 the Star I
CHICAGO, May 21-A great sensation has
been caused by the adoption Of a resolution
that the Con vention shall continue its organi-
zation and come together at the call of the Presi
dent.
TsIXTH DIsPATcHl
Especial Dispatch to the Starl
CHICAGO. May 2i.-The platform has been
adopted, with only i've dissenting votes.
IsEyRNrH DIsPATCH.l
Especial Dispatch to the Star.l
CHICAGO, May 21.-Logan nominated Grant
at 1890. The vote taken py States and the
Convention and galleries rose to their feet and
cheered for several minutes.
Red, white and blue pigeons flew through
the Opera House; the band played Hail to
the Chief" and amid great excitement the
President announced that $50 votes had been
cast for Grant, being a unanimous vote.
tremendous scene follow ed.
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MAIL-NKssENGIR SERVICES.
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Rpsr OYrIcE DRPARrNEyr.

fosr OvyIcE DErARrMExI,
s..,., pMAsHIEeroy D. u ~ Msrch M ls ls6s.f
TO ss seezsd Ss Is. sh sh. .ay %
named below, for four years from July !, 1888, to
Messenger service in the city Of Philadelphia.
sai sS: ns. S.h asss
:s., ssss 80 m ss :. H:.t sss sses
E;S@ ,is Ri SiSS e ;sI ,ns New York depot ..
From sSspo the po:t one. to tn. Baltimore depot,
Iai depot: miles. sys trips daily, sresD.
From the rost ~t once on to The West Chester and
Oxford depot, miles, two trips daily, except
From the post Office to the Norristown depot,
mile mile & one trip daily. except zee Sunday;
mia depot, ~ miles, 'e trips daily, except
Washington Through Line depot, 2S miles,
four trips daily, except Sunday; two on Sun.
From the post ONCE to the Reading depot, ia
miles, two trins daily except Sunday.
aas .sssps .1s asa
From the post Office to the Havana steamers,
post Oh CO. "a miles, three trips daily EXCEPT eI
From tie Ne New S's York or aepos a. Walnut stree.
wharf to the post ONCE, n mile, two trips
From the New York de- pot at West Philadelphia
g the post Office, miles, one trip daily, except
From the Baltimore depot to the post office,
miles, two trips daily, excep pt Sunday:
post once, miles six trips daily except Sun
day; three on Sunday
post Office, miles, two trips daily. except
mile, one trip daily, except sunday.
From the orth Pennsylvania depot to the post
New SoTH Ius and a5S sa Through
to sss 9s 81 sns.f four
essps Ss sGcsps .G s1s sSnd.s
From the Camden and Atlantic depot to the
post EEo,.c ce, q mile, two trips daily, except
From the Havana steamers to the post office,
The hour Of arrival at ana departure frem the
post once to be at all times snder the direction of
delivered into the post Off ce, cars and boats; 20
be carried In suostsn tial one or horse wagons
Of Sufficient capacity for the entire mail well pro-
tected oy suitable water proof covering from the
and when carried in the night must be sccompa
MED oy at least one pc erson besides the driver
guard; the horses, wagons, harness, driver am
guard to be subject At all times to the
THE bids for this service are to cover all trans.
portation of mail matter to or from the Philadel-
boats carrying the mails Of the United States from
that city; including congressional documents and
must be distinctly understood that the contr actor
viii not receive any increase OF compensation dur
delay in consequence of the failure of the mails to
arrive on schedule time
contract and bend. with two sureties OF ample aud
sCiciency ito be certified to 40 such
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The contract will also provide that the contractor