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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19

TEE LIBERAL CHRISTIAN SOCIETY
The Literal Christian Society of Rutland
have midran arrangement with the Rev
Ch..s \ Hayden, of Boston, TO supply the
Desk at the free Chapel" one half the
time for six months. Mr. Hayden has
preached in Ruland three Sabbaths and
is young man of superior pulpit tai
Tents.
REM tEkAHIE Rocks. There are two
remarkable srauitr bonlders in the north
w,<t part of Greensboro we'll worth visit
Ing. Ono is II foot long, - feet high aud
- feet wloin it. widest part --thu~ con-
tanning nearly 10000 cubic feet. But one
larger /, known in the State-"the Gtceu
Mountain Giant" in Whitiughum, which
i, estimated tn weigh $500 The other
boulder, which Is but short distance
from that trew!y named, is not romarka-
Ele tnr s., p, hut is ono ot the sn-ctlled
rocking stones II lies upon another
and larger rock and 50 nicely balanced
upon its support that the strength oi an
ordinary na.n can move it preceptihly. \
description of these rocks, and figure Of
the latter, may bc found in Prof Hitch.
cocks Geological Report, vol l. p1&t-
jS.Gl
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19

HouoUroS AssoCIATIoN.-To all per-
sons interested in the Houghton Estates
in England will take notice that there
will be an adjourned meeting Of the
lloughtou Association and Houghton
Family at the Cheshire House, keenc, ~
IL, ou Tuesday, Noy. 9th. 1868, at 10
O'clock, q. m.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19

Since the year 11S9, says the SPRING
field Republican, there have been but four
Srcre,arie. If State for the general gov
erDmant tram Massachusetts, Timothy
Pickering. J,hn Quincy Adams, Daniel
N'rh-f.auj LlUarl Everett; bur ;vur
= ...l .r. ii tho fIousc-lheod sr,lg-
wick. j. b. Varnum, r. c. Winthrop ad
n. T.. Banks.
Vermont wss admitted into the tnirn,
and became one pt the United States, in
1-gt. since which time she has had only
one member Of the Cabinet, Jacob Cola
mer lie wa Postmaster General under
the brief administration of Gen. Taylor,
and resigned upon Mr.. Fillmore becoming
President. No Nermonter has ever been
SNEAKER Of the National House Of Repre-
sentatives, but two of her sons have been
President pre- tempore OF the United
States Senate Stephen r. Bradley and
solomon Foot.
In proportion to her population, Yer
mont gave larger majority for General
Grant than any other State ana as she
has several statesmen of sufficient ability
10 fill any position, is it not about time
.t,+ b.r claims should be taken into con-
sideration in the formation OF the new
C,binet: Geu. Grant might "go further
md fare worse" than to honor Vermont and
hsueft his administration by calling into
his councils one Of her sons.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-17
MISCELLANEOUS CITY JoTTINGS.

The walls of the building for the CONNER.
cial XchanLe, on Second street above Walnut,
have been raised to their required height, and
workmen are now engaged In putting up the
ralters, preparatory to enclosing the structure.
II is exp cled that the building will be com
pleted by the close of the year.
The various water works belonging to the
city are kept IN constant operation, but the de-
mand Tor water is so great that the reservoirs
cannot be kept filed. Our citizens should dis.
continue all waste Of water while the present
hot Gather lasts.
The Young nep of Nicetown gave q grand
invitation Lop at Thompson's Grove last even
ing. TIE affair was well atteu led, many lad les
and gentlemen from the city being present in
full ballroom costume. The music was fine,
aud the display OF fTe works beautiful
There are but two vessels undergoing repair
and two new ones on the stocks at the Navy
Yard, the latter being almost ready for launch
ing.
"A public temperance meeting will be held
this evening, in the lecture.room of DR.. Snep.
herds Church. Buttonwood street, between Fifth
and Sixth streets.
Mr.. Peter A. Keller has been elected Cashier
OF the Union National Bank of Philadelphia, in
place OF Mr.. N. Q. Musselman, resigned.
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CAMDEN AFFAIRS,

PROBABLE HoMICIDE.-On Monday afternoon
the body of a man who had evlueItiy been mur.
drred was found on the MuoIestown pike about
four miles ilom the city. There was an ugly
bruce on the right cheek bone, aud also deep
hole on the right side OF tle head, made as If by
the Iole OF a hatcLet or some similar instru.
ment. " hoover DID the deed had eudeavored
to wash OFT the blood and then thro wn hun in
a ditch, afterwards picking him up and laying
hlm up in the road, placing his hat upon his
breast. He is a man ABOUT 40 years of age.
heavy build, and long dark beard. He was seen
on Wednesday morning near the place where he
was found, IN company with two men and two
women. search is being made Tor them and it
is thought that they will be found. pawn
ticket wa found upon his person, belonging to
pawn6roker at Sixth and Race street,, Phila-
de'phia. 1t bore the name OF jacob Miller, and
ceruhed that he pledged grey jacket.
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scbr Reading RR. No. go hence at Norwich 18Th
ethr Mar r. somers somers, for Philadelphia,
clt aret at New York 18th inst.
: ON CaTdenss eth inst for north OF Hatteras,
5cnr Sarah Cullen, Avis, for Philadelphia, sailed
sonr A. v. Bergen, thompson, for PHILADELPHIA,
sailed from Fall River 1lth lust ,,.,
schr Baltimore, Dix, hence, a. NewburYport llth
NJ. f. Lorg Hardy; and NJ. a. McGahan Call hence
at jston 15 h Inst.
and Chatle, Houston hence for Port Jefferson, at
new ork 18th Inst. ,,
delphia at New York 18th Inst,
schrs q G. Morris, Morris, aud Armenia Fslea,
list Sailed. all the vessels before reported, except
schs w Allen Louis walsh CsInsslns' ,ba A'Esa re-
Schrs Mary ]. Russell, Smith, and Jas s. Walson
Houck, hence, at Lynn 10Th inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
With reference TO Notice to Mariners NO 90 dated
27th May ls67. respecting ght 10 be exhibited on
gst entrance, the swedish Government has given no
will be revo Wing white light showing flash every
20 seconds The Illuminating apparatus is dioptrc
So that haroor liz bit is in the course OF construc
uon on the west point OF Koon at the east side OF the
a fixed white light and will be guide TO the north
TO m the port TIE HRpsrstn3 IS
viii be placed OF the wv angle OF the Keepers dwel
ing, and Its position givep Is In latitude 81 deg
531a min. NJ, iong IL deg. S5 min. East Greenwich.
A conica light is being constructed on Halo from
which flashing light will be exhibited. showing u
hash every five seconds. The illuminating amp Aratus
position Of the lower is In latitude 5s Deg 20 min i.
sec NJ longitude II deg 10 min "a sec r. from Green
wich. During the construction OF the new tower
from June to september-R flashing light resembling
sG MIN emo @ om ing a sI
the old tower ~, - s,,,-n,,,,,, ,cr,.,-.,
Treasury Department Ofiice Lighthouse Board, Wash
ington. ID. O., June H. 1868.
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OF PUBLIC HIGHWAYS,
l. OFFICE NO lOi S. FIFTH Street
DILL AInrI IIlEnn
NOTICE 10 { ICV0J.NSTTRACJTI0cRS '0' '0O''

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office of the
ChieI Commi slouer of Highways until 10 O'CLOCK 4,
M on MONDAY goth instant, for the construction of
y tie line of Maih street from Cotton street
shurTs (rwt nty first WArdG to be constructed
brick, circular in form, with clear inside diane
of three te I'm accord snCe with plans and sPec
hcatiops to be prepared by the Departm' mt of
veyB Each hid must distinctlv stare the price per
ineal foot including excavation s, with such man
loles as may be directed by the Chief EUgne-r and
Sur, eyer. The understanding to &c thai the Con
actcr shall take b lis prepar against the property
fronting on said sewer 70 the amount OF Que dollar
enty five Cehts ter each Inca foot of 'front.'
each side OF the streetSss so uch cath pad; the bat
limited by Ordinance to he paid by the cl
When the street is occupied by CITY Passenger
side uf said iu such manner not to obs
Interfere With the safe passage OF the here
claim for rFmnnera ion shall be paid CON
tractor by the company using said track specified
in Act of Assembly approved May 1866.
A ddeTB inviteN To be present at the time
and plRre Il OF ening the lad Proposals. Each pro.
posal VIII be accompanied by certificate that a
ROnd has been filed ia the law Department as di.
rettfd by Ordinance OF May 25. 1850 IL the lowest
bdC er shall not execute a contract within five days
AiIer the work IL awarded will bp deemed aa de-
clinnR and win be held liable on his bond for thu
dheTence between his bid and the next highest bid
specifications may be had al the Depar ment of sur.
veyb, which Will be strictly Adhe, ed TO- -
MAHTON II. DICKINSON,
5ESt Chiei oVlall ssiV asI Vi AiyhNAys,
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SUN-STRoKE.-The following additional per-
sons suffered ftom the heat yeslerday:-
Tue COrOner held an inquest on the body of
Sarah McCrory, az No. 1857 Hanover street, and
a verdict OF death irOm lntemDcrauce was reu-
dcred. 1t was reported that she had died from
violence.
man named Zell, who died from the edects OF
the heat at the Nineteenth Ward : alton House.
man named Thomas Brown was found dead
yesterday morning in wagon at NewklrEs
stable, in Queen street. above Second. 1t Is
supposed that he died from the effects of the
heat on We Inc sday.
Joseph Wetzel, who was overcome by the heat
on Wednesday, died the same night
ADout o'clock yesterday, John Herring was
sun. n.struck, al 81. John and ButtOnwood streets.
he was taken to the Hospital,
An unknown white man died suddenly at No..
203 Quarry street.
Ann Rody was found dead, on the floor, ID
Front street, below Moore.
Patrick Martin died suddenly yesterday, at
No. 1867 Henson street.
owen Hamilton died from the effects of the
heat yesterday. He resided at No. 1853 Hewson
street.
Thomas Crow, residing at No. 1903 Ward
street was overcome by tue heat Yesterday, at
Eleventh and Carpenter streets, and was taken
home in a critical condition.
William McCain was sun-struck at Howard
and Harrison streets yesterday, and was taken
10 II. Marys Hospital.
John Heron. forty years of age, was over,
come by the heat, yesterday, at 81. John aud
Buuonwood streets. He was taken 10 the
Fritz Stoltz, residing in st. John street, near
Poplar was overcome by the heat aud was re-
moved to the Pennsylvania Hospital
John Lynch fell dead, yesterday afternoon, in
Bedford street, near Seventh.
AT IL O'Clock in the morning, Catherine
McB,de was overcome by the nea. ut Dalphn
and Thompson streets. She was removed to ST..
Mary's Hospital. - -
low hill street.
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T IMPROVEMENT OF oGDENsBURG HAIR.

L BOR, NEW AOKhs
Sealed Pr, posas in duplicate, will be received at
this Office unt u M. MONDAY, August TO- 1868 for
deepening by dTeGgiDg the haTbor OF Ogdensburg,
New York Sc as to give Twelve feet of water at the
lowest stage, in the following places, VIII
Section J. ON the outer bar across the channel into
the upper harbor, northeastely from the lighthouse
where about 1906 cubic yards of hard sand is es-
mated TO require removal
Section IL. Between the bridge, the ferry wharf
ana the Rome Railroad depot. where, IL is esti-
matt about 25UO cubic yards OF very hard "harG-
pam" VIII gravel ana small pOuluers, must be taken
out
All the material (Which will be measured In the
scowtl must be dumped at least half mile below the
outer bar. IN deep water a. point 10 be marked.
The work must he commenced as soon as possible
and later then sept 10 1868, continued as long
osible this season, and completed by the S0th OF No
Vember. 1863
Bidders must propose for each section separately,
and separate contracts will he mace for each.
Bi must be n Rde upon prin ed blanks, which can
he procured this Office. for similar written oues)
which must be properly filled up and signed indl-
Gated. AL the information possessed at this office
will be given to bidders, but al lCShing 10 contract
particularly requested 10 cr0mtle at Ogdem6ng before
sending in Their bids. G. T. BLUNT,
L. S. ENGINEER OFFICE,
OkwEGo, N. ". July "a, 1865. ZIG 20t
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'MoRE LIGHT. "-The employees of the Phi
ladelubia Gas Works, to the number of about
five hundred, struck yesterday for an advance
OF pay. THEY have been receiving TI%m Sz'lo 10
S2'25 per day, and they now demand an aaSahce
of twenty-five per cent. Tue Trustees having
heard, on Wednesday evening, tnat strike was
contemplated, advertised IN the papers yesterday
tCT i1Dorers, and quite large humber presen e1
themselves at the Ninth Ward works eaIly yes
terday morning, but the old employees, assem-
bled in the lie guborhood, prevented many OF
them rom gong TO work. During the daY,
attachments OF police were sent to the place,
for the purpose of protecting those seeking
employment
The strikers bell a meeting IN Kater Hall.
The Attendance was large, The meeting was
ORGANIZED by calling Henry Corn 10 the chair
A communication was received from Messrs
William b. elliott and James McMauus, mem
bel, OF the Trust, prop sing to urge, at the
moe.ine oil the Board that the pay OF the men
should oe increased five per cent, as toll lWs:-
For stokers at Point Breeze WORKS, S2'35; at
the other works SL25, Tue COMMUNICATION
was laid on the table, and resolution was
adopted To the ehect tuat tue men npW on the
strike will not 90 TO WORK unless the demand
Of al increase of q per cent. is complied with.
uumbeT speeches were made urging those
present TO be- brm in their demands and not -
int'rlere with any WhC might desire to seek
employment al the Works.
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TRUSSES.

~g "SEELEY'S HARD RUBBER TRUSS
Ea5SeS No. l847 CIR ESNUT street. This Truss cor
teCty applied will cure and retain with the most
difficult rupture; always clean light easy, safe and
comfortable used IN bathing, fitted to form, never
rusts, breaks soils, becomes Timber, or moves from
place. No strapping, II ard Rubber Abdominal Sup.
porter, by which the Mothers CoIpulent and Ladies'
suffering with Female weakness will find relief and
perfect support; very light, neat and elIectual Pile
INSTRUMENTS Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stockings for
Leather Trusses. half usual price. Lady in attend.
129ewfLa
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CLEARED YESTERDAY

Brig Ocean Belle, Hall, Legho Warren d Greep
Brig EIta M. Tucker Patterson Neuvitas d1s
SchT Knowles Scott, Cambrdgeport, L. Auden.
ried Co. 80 NAuNeh
Schr M. A. Tyler Tyler. Boston, do
SChT n. Gun ~ ings, Whirlow, Alexandria, do
chr PrOIeus McAlvey Portland, Hammet d NeiI
rchr Warren Bake, Messervey, Boston, do
SIf j. 4. ShTiver. Dennis Baltimore. A Groves II
str -. @. Biddle, MCCue, New York w. p CLYDE q N
Tug Ihos Jefferson, Allen for Baltimore, with tow
Ot hRTges. W. =. Clyde IL Go. Wv
Thg Fall Queen, Shears. for Baltimore, with a toU
o. Darges, w. z. Clyde q 90. y ""
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HIGHWAYS
i Office No. l04 s. FIFTH street.

PHILADELPHIA, July 10, 1868.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals. iii be received the Office of
the Oh of until 10 O'CLOCK A.
M, on MONDAY, the 2uth inst, for the construction
OF Sew the line OF Chestnut street from second
10 Front eets be constructed OF bricks circular
in form with clear inside diameter of three feet,
in accordance with plans and specifications to
be prepared by the Department or Surveys,
with such man.hOles as may be directed by the
standing to be that the Contractor shall take
bills prepared against the property fronting
said sewer TO the amount OF one dollar aud
twenty five cents tor each neal foot OF front
side of the street as so much cash paid the balance.
as limited by OIdinal ce TO be paid by The City.
When the street is occupied by City Passenger
Railroad track the sewer shall be constructed along
side OF said rack In such manner as net G o6struct or
interfere with the safe passage OF the cars thereon;
and claim iGr remuneration shall be paid the Con.
tractor by the Company using said track specified
in yet of Assembly, approved May s. 1866
All bidders are Invited TO be present at the time
and place of opening the said Proposals. Each pro
posa will be accom- panied by certificate that bond
has oeen filed 10 the Law Department directed by
ordinance of May 25 1860 II the lowest bidder shall
not execute contract Within five days alter the
work is awarded. he will, be deemed as DECLINING,
will he held liable his bond for the difference
between his bid and the next highest bid specidca-
which win be strictly adhered TO-; ,r,,
MAHLON II. DICK TNSON,
7l7St Chief Commissioner OF Highways
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-17

City PASSENGER CAR Conductors AND
DRIyERs-A meeting OF conductors and drivers
ON the c,ty cars was held yesterday morning a.
Military Hall, ON Library ree', to take INTO
cCnsiderati,n the propIlety OF petiliouing the
State LEGISLATURE 70 pass la to prohibit the
railway companies from Work'Es ne conductors
and drivers IN their employ more than twelve
hours per day Committees were appointed to
wait on the members OF the Leglsa ure and lay
before them their grievances. The meeting was
nunerously attended, and was very enthusi'
astlc.
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nEMORANDA. "a

gl.t.,
sup V. .auam's Polly, Burgess, from Liverpool 4th
wv iu fhlauephla, was passed l4th inst, lat 40 so,
steamship Stars and Stripes, Holmes, hence re.
mhlntd a. Havana llth inst. loading.
Sle, mship Valley City, Morgan, hence, at Rich.
OF d IA b inst
bsIaue l.. T, stocker BIbber, hence. at Matanzas
Slh inst
BaTque II. @. w. Dodge. Wall. from Trinidad for
Phlladelphis, remained at Key West 9th inst TO sail
about llth
BRrque Charleston, Cochrane, for PHILADELPHIA
sailed from Remedies 4th inst.
BaIque superb, Vonappen, for Delaware Break.
AT RIO JRneiTO stu ult,
Bbrque Josephine, Haven hence, at Portland ltth
Instant "
BsTque Rosmos, Wienrchs. for Hamburg via phi
lBdepnia cleared at New York 10Th inst, "
BhTuue John Wooster, X now les, sailed from Hong
Kong nth May, tor singapore. 9
BTig Red wood, Gardner sailed from Caibaren lat
INST tor port Dorlh of HalteTas.
Brig MaTipOsa staples for Philadelphia, sailed from
{ (RibaT en- 2d inst
Brig N C Mosely. Urann, ssIledifrom Cardenas sth
inst, Tor port north OF Hhtteras.
BRIG Hazard, mcfarland, sailed from Matanzas 9th
inst, TOR "A port north OF HRiteras,
Brig PennmRn, Gallison, sailed from Catdenas 9Th
Inst, for port north OF HattprRs.
Brig Rage Thompson, for Philadelphia, sailed from
batAnzas h Inst.
BTik Mary y. Thompson, Warren, Tor Philadelphia,
sal ed from Trinidad 80 inst
SchI \, q. Tyler Weeks. for delaware BreskWater,
whR loading AT Havana nth inst.
SCf r MaTRie, McFadden, for Philadelphia cleared
: 'Rt Y lLaa9L e.h !lsI.
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DRowNED.-A oolored boy named Thomas f.
Morris was drowned at Spruce street wharf.
he tody was recovered and taken III charge by
Coroner Mckinley.
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LEGAL NOTICES,

IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate OF DANIEL PORTER. deceased,
The Audi appointed by the Court to audit, SETTLE
and adjust the account OF IA Nj ES X EA and O K
POWELL, Executors OF the last Will and testament
Of DANIEL PORTER deceased, and to report distri-
button Of the balance IN the hands of the accountant
will meet the parties interested for the purpose of his
appointment. on TUESDAY,, July 2l, A. ID. 1858. at
eleven C1) o'clock A. NJ. at his office, No. 4O6 Wall
NUT Street, In the city of Philadelphia
WILLIAM ID. BAKER,
7lOfmw5t+ Auditor
ENSTATE OF ELIZABETH b. BIRD, Deceased
IL PHILADELPHIA June 25, 1868
Letters Parliamentary upon the kstate of ELIZA
BETH b. BIRD having heen granted to the under
signed, all persons having claims against said Estate
requested to present them, and those indebted
to make payment without delay 10 -
Oh RISTIAN BIRD,
Nos. Cos and 6U7 ARCH street,
G &c i6t Phladelphia,
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A LITTLE UNFoRTUNATE.-A colored woman
found a white female infant, about tour months
old, in Washiugto Square yesterday morning.
The chlld, t1om all appearances, was drugged.
sent to the AlmshOuse.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAv

Truss PIuss' pa nal que Dora, ohsen, l3s DAYS from Rio
Jhnelfo via 81. Thomas reported yesterday bronpht
rom 81. Thomas eight the crew or The hs rs ge
hahlon Nllis mson. DIevOus reported Loaf on a no.
ghuh hteI ana landed them at the Delaware Break
waller. Die9A-
ballast To h. A. SOuder n 90. VIM III
Schr II. Prescott Freeman. days from Province.
town, win ndse to Geo. B KerfoOL & Co
SchT Cobsssett Gibbs, days from New Bedford
with OIL to ShOber & Go. 'A"i
schr }. b. smith, Williams from Boston.
schr H. Glldersleeye, Carroll, from Portland.
tchr a. }, Russ ell, Hodges, from Portland,
Steamer $. q. Walker, Sherin. "A hours from New
York with mdse. 10 W. M. Baird & Co,
Steamer Vulcan, Morrison, "A hours from New
York with mdse to W. M. Baird d Co.
Steamer Ann III "a, Richards "a hours from New
York, with mdse TO W, p. Clyde d o.
Tug hos. Jefferson. Allen, from Baltimore, wiz, ,
tow Oi hRrEes to w. +. clyde Il 60. ''H
Tug Fairy Queen, Shears, from BG,Lnora ,yIth q
tow OF baTges 10 w. p. Clyde 20 "i'Ii
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DiED IN SERVICE. Last night, about 6
o'clock, as car No.7, of the Chesnut and Walnut
street hne, was approaching Chesnut street
bridge its passage was obstructed by horse
which had become overpo wered by the heat
The horse was 10 a hack, which was said TO have
in IL tour persons besides the driver, aud being
unable to climb the decliviy had fallen do Vn
The condLelor OF the car endeavored to drag
the animal from the track in order 10 allow the
car TO pass, aud while doing the animal
expired. The conductor was Immediately sur
founoed by mob, who threatened him with
PERSONAL violence, but seiBiug one of the brakes
be drew 1t out and defended himself, finally
frightening OIL the Gro Ud and continuing the
trip. 1t is said that no blame could be a 'tachpd
TO the conductor rs the animal evidently died
from the heat of the Wea, her
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MARINE TELEGRAPH,

For addtlonaL Marine NeOS see First Page.
ALMANAC FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAY,
sun RS 43 MOON RGs Es.......~... 30
SETS. 20 Heb
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE,
9S3ss $fSss %t3Sss noarHnr COMMITTEE
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INTERNAL REVENUE.

. r IN CIPAL DE POT
PoR THE SALE or
United States Revenue Stamps,
NO. sO4 CHEsSUT STREET.
CENTRAL DEPOT
80. lOs SOUTH FIFTH STREET,
Gone door below Chestnut street)
ESTABLISHED 1862.
Our stock comprises all the denominations printed
by the Government.
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J.. VAUGHN MEBRICK, WILLIAM n MERRICSr
JOHN n. COPE
SQUTH4WXIARKM M FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
PHILADELPHIA,
MERRICK d SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS
Tor Land, Rive and Marine Service.
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, lion BoAts etc
Castings OF all Kinds, either iron or brass.
Railroad Stations etc, '
Reiorts and Gas Machinery of the latest and moat
improved construction.
Every description Of Plantation Machinery, also
sugar, saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, OIL
seam Trains Defeeators, Filten, Pumping, I'm.
Sole Agents for N. BHleux's Patent Sugar oilimx
Apparatus, Nesmyths Patent Steam Hammer, and
pIRlpiDg ERehlnss, 6SM