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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-28
THE SLAUGHTER HOUsEs-THE MEAT AND FISH
MARKETS.

The Sanitary Squad of the Metropolitan
Police force highly important duties to perform
as on the faithful performance OF those duties the pubic
health greatly depends Yesterday that portion OF the
Squad having supervision Of the slaughter houses OF the
city and Of the fish and meat markets made report OF
their operations before the President OF the Board Of
Health and Stephen Smith, Chairman Of the Sanitary
Committee Sergeant Thompson, who supervises Fulton
and Washington Markets. gave the following as the
quantities Of different kinds Of meat consigned from
Washington Market TO the oa dock as being unfit for
human food, the LIST Of February last; Poultry
1850 game, $500 spoiled beef, 400 70 hams, $50
z +; small calves not fit for sale, 1865 sheep, 6SS
hogs O. He reports Fulton Market to be much superior
70 Wasbng tOn in regard the general sOundness OF
meat Officer Acker who superintends the arrival Oh
for market he reports them to Dr. Morris who orders the
disposition OF them On Monday Is cars OF pigs came IN
them Yesterday there l6 car loads, among when
were 40 The number Of sows Is Tar less now tan
It used TO be; there used to be so or 90 day.
Stock Is arriving in good eondioni hogs never were
FULTON FISH MARKET. .
The fish comes in this year in better condition than
ely sent of in casks TO farm In the country In the fish
ears where they keep live fish, half dozen or SO scky
sh NAV sometimes be SEEN but they get into
ket In tine opinion Of the officers those few sicky FISH
would affect the others They we're nlButey inter
Togated nv MIR Lincoln President Of the Board OF health
t regard 10 the quality Of the water IN the slips where
Abe shcars Kept The water IN the Slip II was said
feet deep, and is constantly changing win the now
the opinion Of many people that the place
was a stagnant pool; but the officers alleged
II was good wholesome water, constantly renewed
by the tide and that the fish in the fish cars would live
in IL month There is running into the slip IN
question. Fulton Market Slip but there Is sewer on
each side Of running into the adjacent slips Right at
the head OF pier No % there very offensive pool Just
over the sewer there but IL has nothing 10 do with the
water in the Fulton Market Slip Otcer BrdhalL has
charge Of the augherhOuses and butchers shops on the
East side The former do not extend below FOrtiethst
He comes down every saturday among lhe meat shops s
far as Union Market, and If he finds anything unsOund
he destroys IT, The saughterhOuses about FOruethst
he repOrs in good condition. Sometimes he finds animals
on hook NJ for food and has them carted away IL the
bone wagon the Oal dock, foot Of West Ilryeghth
at only officer the East SIDE and thinks
man sufficient for all the inspection that has TO be
done. officer Acker gave the following figures for his
region -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-28

In the case of A. w. Van Wrinkle, who is
charged with fraudulently obtaining large sums Of
money while acting as a weghcT in the CustomH House.
Van Wrinkles counsel have obtained an adoninment OF
the hearing before Commissioner Shields until monday
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Gon 6larHtns' HOtit,.

srlTH ~ FEv.IoEE,
PoET.wlHbEn' OTTICE, No - Wlamst
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance with
~ section Of the Act Pa.d AEh ~ ies7 sluusd Al Ae'ts
Rsorus o. the Port 81 New lo v All uefs1t
tsrss,d IN OF ha1ng tubssi matter Of luoA inquiry
rrrr that Tie hloSIg vessels under eAs
sr bv the Po Warieus the sad EXAMINATIONS VII
b. succeeding liza bogcs beam s1
TtsItIi ~
steamship Rsbeeea Clyte....,.,,,...,,,..,',.',.BE
Steamship Cu Of Libefcf ~ H.
BsTk Francisco iAia
BRrf Der FTuhnlg..
IarE bmtto II n
BehL J. T. !.ffePohEh
MIHTHOKEk TOHPKlhs. Prssdeat
J. ArG't HERRiEis. SserstarE
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Proposals.
TnKa,rHr pEPaRraEEr

IHEAtrRT UEFARTaEFr, I
OyytcH OF THy SrPRRvisSG ARCHITECT, July -, 1893
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
= Of the day ofJu 1852 for the sIe,TanE and e.as
80 Of al sarth ts Of the Post Oae on The Para
,uontug cubic yards less The sand buhd
o the uI be inudel DO ihe contract bli vi" e t.sel
- ,r,r,pt The excavation be made directed By the Ssprr
yI.uE Architect y bio aulJ authorized agsHt
vii be ale 10 ths excavation ard TIE payments mo
IT, ssrng per insure faithful snd prompt eomp0a oi
tie ,,-,on.,,
thousand doa BIDDER vii ad perform the contract
10 hin the Heieucy BE- eaei 90 by TIE
p,tu AttoEey Dsct where the bidder resides TIE Depart
m,r reserves 10 Itself the hight Of resrag any or AT bs u
Tor t nterss, Of DO aud bid that
Soc, not conform the requirements Of THIS ADVERTISE
,b,ut viii not be considered
Propo,.. ill incoed sealed envelope iadorsed Proposals
feJ EIe,rttug aud addressed a. the uudvTTgncd, 90.
W A Il MULIkTT. EuperrlsuE Architect
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
vi DELAWARE, LACHAwANSA, AND WESTERN RAILROAD

NewY0rk foot " BSrclyst aud foot OF Chrsophersi
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY Nav 10 ICY
MAIL TRAIN connecting Deae With Boenion Branch
Chester Branch, Waterloo Sh SUSSEX r. n for Al
Newton at Washington with the D. H. and w r water
Cav Stroudu Great Beud aud al pos the Lack
Bloomsbury and Delaware sd HUDSON r. Rds at Eaa
h Lehg and SusqueAauna R. r. for Bethlehem Allentown haasn
Chunk Niikesbarre
town Dover Hcetowu Washington Pbpsbufg aud EastOu
necs At Phpshurg Bel Del r. R. for Beere sc and q
E.,t-u L. v Bethlehem, AheHtosn, hageh Chunk and
Wukehsyre. ~
an SCRAN TON EXPRESS connects az Washington With The D.
sgi for Water Streudshurs Scston al DsTsT
vlh Ch.,ter r. r. and Al Waterloo with SUSSEX r. Y
6sia a anG1:59 M 10 SUAMTT and intermediate stations
$50 1880 ll:t aad SGD 80 3; $50 $50 A0d
70 ORANGE and intermediate statisHS
ll:19 m. $50 n, to HORRSTOWN and iae]euA'
I.isT ~ YOUNGSTOWN EXPRESS.
Ter SBWARK ESQ 49, $3.50. $3.50 ioD IT, l; llW a
q $40 $50 $3.50 $50 $40, $3.50, 6:lo ESQ., ''45 sS aud
Has -...- ,,o~rc, Az, "a ,,.oo =. 4, IN
Z .Da G.lJp a. m 5 SCHOOL, Assistant Superintendent
" A HRsK G p A.
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EisnuaH,uus.

mo CONSUMERS OF WARPS FOR Elias
" WV TIC WEAVING
- TIKI
BOSTON ELASTIC FABRIC g, G0 .'5 s,ls.
-, ,Dd nosl modern machinery and peculiar sAh anu AWE
VIII 'n' WV ties for the produetisn OF
DIrBBER SHEET AND WAkPS, ~.
40 ,Bppy Manufacturers With perfectly pure and tho'0uS1'
IS pfepA sheet large quantities aud 10 furnish lhfeaum
wARPs OF ANY REQUIRED LENGTH
CHAS. McBURNEY, PRkSiDANl'
oyyIcE. NO. 10 kILksT', BOSTON,
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NEW-YORK AND EW-HAVEN RAIL
NJ ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

COMMENCING MAY 10. 1869.
Paeager Station Hewlork Of Tneuyherenhs 81 and
Fourth.aye. Entranee q Twehtyssveuthst
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
For Neuaveu and Bridgeport (EI), 1850 M ls tELhS
(Er) 3:45 40 $50 aRd 3 (EI.l p. NJ
Fer MiSd Srsord Fairfield. Southport, aud eslpor Ia"
M. 3:45 49,. aud $40 NJ.
$50 tEIl. $50 $50 and lhrl M I'm ,ds.aoD
For Stamford tEIl 9. ll:o ~ l2;ls tEIh El'' hAh
9;s5 $50 Tx AS $50 $50, T:l5, (EN) ?. -.
For Greesweb 1870 m 2l5 54S ass $50, $50 7;is p
For P Chester and intermediate stations att n9oI nj aa
3;I5 as $50 $50 7:l5 and $3.50 ?.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, via Sprisgaed, a. N (ET), (hLb . p m
For Bosan Shore Line. i2:l5 (Bz p N. ~, m
For Hartford and Springfield dr. l2sS tSni Eont,.,
Por Connecticut River RSlroAd 8 a. u (Ehh iE''' , -
For HsrttOri Providence Fhkn Railroad (EI) '
Haven S.rLOadoa aad s'OuinEOn Railroad at ne
RlS R,ro.d d. s:Is to Northampton and Williams
burgh. nh, q. M and p
ns.t.cL Railroad tELb ~ .aon .nA
Fot hsa,V and E.rrsk Railroad a m l' s1a ~ nb anu
For DslouI, 49, IN train from eorNak " DahOuJ
"a 10 eSnneel'es .I,asi a l25 49, AHd $50 m
Comnodous Sleeping 0~ JAMES n. HOYT superintendent
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FOR LONG BRANCH,

pPD pANK BRICKsBUEG. MANCHESTER, TOMS k"AN ~
h. R.1tsB aud Delaware Bay Railroad - a., a, Du,ss
Two i,v Hines tSundAF sIeepled leave Pier Ne 0O ,aDsAn
~, n..,snSsr. only No fec, Of RseSrst "N"P
,S,Iing from Loug Branch T9o AID r m A. I.s.ssA
Ease ~. ISS8 NJ D. aNASA~
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SUMMER EXCURSIONS.
&ttambuais AND &aiIruaHE.

$ttambuats and &allruaos.
SHREWSBURY, RED BANK and LONG
y BRANcHThs steamer SEA BIRD will leave SewlerE foot
w.,s .tys' Sea zoo wdn. lsayE JAZZ Fs2 nffS
Thar,day JAY b.. 1872 THURSDAY July 2s..II9a
Fday Juy % $50 SEQ N. E1y aj, ,r S p M
CPECIAL NOTICE.-The NORWICH AND
- WORCESTER LISE for BOSTON and go2s Ss7eay saIoasS
REMOVE from Pier No 49, occupied BY this AOe the past eight years
"' ''''''- PIER No. 40, N R.
Foot wat TIE best accommodation fT
Ss".d CITY soHpeuE YoTsc6 h
htr LosdS9 norntIb, snl DIV snu , Wn,cs..r t
Albany and NASHUA and Fhbgg and Worcester
For through eIt freight and m Information apply at
'A' oA'' '''' 10 >" ''''" JE SHORT. JR. Agent
FOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
PIED ASD TS sS s6 E A s s me 'I R
CHARON SPRINGS, n. Y.
Passenger. l..,os Se-YorE BY Day Boat Peoples line New
York Troy Line steamer can Ioea'e through oeAs have 'I'
'-S'''' ALBANY ASD sUSQGEHASEA RAILROAD,
Ss, Boz, passenger, s.eS Sharon at 30 H. by Day
Al ue, AID ehscs, Albany and susqaehnas Railroad
nor NORWALK and Observation-Disclosures
WHITE leaves Per MArktst ever afternoon
the a'ra Of the panhu AHl Ns"lIA'en trains Pare
IS cents, Excursion Tiaet 81 %
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD Cos
snrrH wRST sgd NORTH.wEST WESTERN FREIGHT ~
,.iTo and orEarsd by PROPELLBR LINE from Pier T. ,nd
WABHINGTON CITY FREIGHT by O. and A r. r. from f1e No
A. daily RATES Low wish quieL Dispatch Passengers take tae
aud irom ioqt Of CouhandsL privilege en- roaie
WEST Of ZIP wshlgtoB d. c. aul return without sI1 cost
The ONLY LINE Aaedns To" t1',S 'a pRtT G AZ WV
No 40 BrOidwa1, cor BsrsAIsL, hsN.lott.
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA RAIL
~ ROAD LINE. foot Of CoHrIanttsL ..-,.,. -
without change of cars Through cars are aaone
the train from New York and run through 20 cape ~ WIN
0fSSG BRAEC BY ALL RAIL -P,ssengsrs taking the $40
Rprs al Monmouth Junction WIKI hIoaEu
Tis.s G s At foot Of COurAnd' the Depot Jersey City and
INV w F. W. JACKSON General Superintendent.
T. ". RANKIN, General Passenger Agent
CTTNDAY IN SARATOGA.-Steamer VAN
rrnns by special trails Rsn saratoga Railroad aad vanderbilt
SadaS eyerng arriving Monday morning Excursion tickets
AZ reduced rates by Vanderbilt At No 28 Wetst
NFW-YORK TO CALIFORNIA, via HUD-
~ son RIVER and NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROADS, WITH
m .csut p,iSce car "wsbsateh will Hudson River
D.n.t Tir. AZ $50 D. NJ SATURDAY, 3lst inst and BB
RIFN THROUGH no SACRAMENTO WITHOUT CHANGE
Bsrhs for the entire trip may be secured At the COmpa
The may be seen at the Hudson River depot daily until
saturia5 tom 10 a m until ? u.
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James
81. mp M. Mall train for HOrtApOrt and Grsenpot
1880 for Rosyn Glen Cove, Locust fAey huntington Anu
$50 D. m drssnpOr Express 49,. ~,
40 m for Ro,yu Glen Cove Locust Valley Huntington North
So m for Ro,yn Glen Cove Locust Valley Huntingdon and
KOtIhport
tS. ssppoet With branch for Hampstead Sunday trains for
Ro,p Glen Cove Locust valley Huntington snd hohpot leaves
Hunters Point at H. ADd 3 p N. l. y. up
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TUESDAYS WEATHER REPORTS a m

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sup asa 100 Moon .lo;o8
|
SANDY Cows isanL.....ll2g Hell Gate 20
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NEW5gEI u. K,a6gtoD
Viz Csmden ~ IN. Wa West rlslAasphI AN ~,
"a D D.. 70. m. SIRE mshN
M, ~ and Ws.hngteuLs.4O a 1880 92J' p ie fof
nab 80 sesth. Hss-s.4e g m. g.9j- D. n r.s.o
sSs1 40 auF WEsT-s 40 n l75p ~. pm eS'tO
M sud thsugh to Cincinnati asd SeeAso VIZ s ~
49, silver Palace sleeoiag CSD % N IRAN run wSes
and Cbloago daily satsrdy ana
s,esped aId % those days n traA lbs .ne "" ~
..,. evening" lneA pDahyJ
ss Ias ~s " a. JACKSON, General superintendent
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,SDAY, JULY %, 1869.
Sails bp Sattiun.

- - - -. a. MERwIN AuetioBseE
by BANGS, MERWIN a. Co., Broadway, cor.
~ Ahst-sae Of Books Works Goods
- - GEo LEAyTr, Auenoueer.
BOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
H HALL, AsiOrpaee ard Eghth-st LEAvTTT. sTRBBBGH
Co COEaSHESTs SOLICITED SOLD
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TIE CIrsToM.HOUsE FRAUDS.

granted the first order but reserved his decision on the
second, and adjourned the Court.
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GltSSina 6arSs. &c.

AT WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 1O4 Full
nGhsi Inl3D
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5UTH SIDE RAILROAD a! Oh ,l., J. .qS isss

SGIISD-SUhhRR ARRANGEMENT oa ana Ais s yn. w.
-. ,Tsiss viii the Roosevelt sad Grandst F~n''
"a M Mail Ter Patehogue asd Way staioas.
IOa Msuek aad all sAheoA :. f.u.na valey Stream
800 Express PsteAOsue Tspplns & ,,o, 800 sIssnl
BadwasvS kerrek South Oyster BAY $50 Ss.n a. pooi
Welxood Passengers BY this trAin VIII 20 HeA'N4
frsn PateasgNs
1O Aoesl.1Ahsnt to II satosI ~ f.p An ,r.ss
Al y,Isv gtTean RsekauaI-The NJ ara 80
m tp iii cssusct boat sI Fire lsAea WIN. S-z-
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ALBANY and TROY connecting With Northern and Western
follows: CmciHnau and Chicago kKprss
a Chicago Express l0:f5 AoStreAl EIpress M Pse'se
Erprs Night bxpress II Esgnt DrsNlng Room
crs attached say and Sleeping 70 night rnA The
eS 1e " use ram Oh wM H. VANDERBILT vcePesdeut
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Cost auo found.
I OST or STOLEN-FOUR CERTIFICATES
II Of CAPITAL STOCK Of tho PANAMA RAILROAD Co, 10
Of John CsTTw light. Lent X. ",
No. 1870. for 20 shares
No. 0tt6. Tor shares
No. $40, Tor 10 shares
Ne. u, 80, for 81 shares
~ Shares
BY Company Any person
sAd CertbAtes al the Orce 81 the
Compauy No o8 Wnllst, viii be suitably rewarded.
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TFWY0RK 10 MONTREAL WITHOUT

~ On lEciE or CARSON aS amer Juy u.s. is,s passssf
train viii leave Nsu.Ysrk and HARDER ksross ., a M
a. and ave- daily (SsadAys except -, n.
a. NenresI Ox1esbarsb. sad issraetiAte poin~ Ao -
poeafe1 AS' / a BOCKHOgT Geseral suptrlnscoaeIs
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printing.
WIN. EVERDELLS SONS, No. 1O4 Fulton-st.
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MANUFACTURE.
, 1869-09-05

as7Hc On 30. z On Change the uatfes opeae1
:. SIC for strictly trcsh receipts M. = beng the
ZANE II At the close yesterday declined Ke BY
ncon, then improved TO sSc, when Sew Yutk wAs
quoted stronger, and c!oaed easicr at s7f,ss11lc-
Sales Ee1r nads Of =, ~ bu No, 2 II 65c; looo
ba do 1t s;esc; saco bu do It s5Ho; h5Do bu do At
sc a1oat; 2,5oo bu DO at s,He adoas: 80 Du do
lai2h mf1edl 1t sshc adoat; 800 hu rejected Il
6sc; p,sno nu DO =. stHo; 1900 bu do at 's4ac;
1890 hn do II SIC; 800 nu DO II ss.fc; 400 bu DO
II Sc: : 800 bu do nt SIC anoas; 90 bn no gFadh
>. Sc; 500 hu do At BIC; so bu do nt DC; BOO bu
d. 1t sc: As?o hu high mixed a. ssIc, nee on
board. Tets, ~, ,ooo bu. On Tcange, seller the
month sold n s'k9s1Ac, closing II s15scs selef
LET nAlt 1t SSc, and 63Kt3s9o. b0yer the month.
Cats weEe quiet NJ yesterdays prices, Repora
Of higher 1uotatioos In New Tmk and scarcity
there and IN Bu1alo made holders very cr1u, but
tuI cIs were unwilling 10 coucede IN sdyAnce, md
there w1s really but little demand shippers seeu-
Ing 70 be AFRAID Of q drop beforp thc property
could arrive on The seabo9rd. Rejected w1s CON-
pat7u,e1y. act.+e and opt.ona quiet On tho Open
Board the rarkes was tuzcS1vaL On Change it
opened nrm ar 45zsc Tor .tres1 receipts being a
thade better than at the close yesterday, declined
. 10 by noon, aol closed nouin,1 at +a9+3Ac.
saiea were made OF ., GO bu at ACC; 81, 600 on a.
&s..c; y veO hu at &5sse; GO hu NJ k3ac:sa, 80
hu rejected at SC; COO ou do at 4sAcs 800 bu
co at 4sc; eco ou s1o At t1e- TotL. 1ao,eoo bu.
On Change seller this month sold at %+.<9
GAe, hnI seller October At 45ai.2AHc-
He Was less acttSe, but nrn at &c advance,
closing At ~, i295c on No e Sales weEc made Of
4a.1 bu No At csc: $50 bu do At stHo; 500 ou
rejected al AHc, o,e1o bu do Il ste: 100 au By
sample II SC Total, 10000 b.
Ea-.sy WAS exct;ed and 1'asc higher, ur,le. a
growing conviction that the market has been coz
nrYed IS indicated in these columns a Weet Aeo.
Tncre we're trte predictions 1aaae today ,aa:
harey ELL touch 4t-;0 before this month Is cut.
The Enskes closed ponlnal at sl.a sl.s3- Sales
werc made uf Ac6O bu No. 1t sLt3; $50 bu do i.
sl.es, and GEO Ia BY sample II Si.oo. Seller the
rcnth sou ut Ti.e6t1laI.
e<eds were quies but ctu at yesterdays quota,
tions-sa.cs OF Timothy making n s14s;saaeo
and ca1 IT s.-sa-
The Jru.1ul II Csrsnseret gives the folio Wing
list Of exports trom Sex York 10 foreign porta o.
certain leading articles Of domestic pluunce fo1
aJ,hS r,nnthA ~ Nn raNv.
, 1869-09-05
him to Keep I. ahead Of hin, without uudHgotos

hin to Keep I. ahead Of hin, without uudGgotas
need1eN pCtaoca1 delaJk
aee sasnrk tns 1ine IN b sni1a a. - s3r tae
efnnent viii hn eat&hliahed- and every C&e1 Nlll
b ordered 70 nAte the number Of bis People Tns
orst despouc Ere1oGAnse which s!f samM ~
use EM be thai ce1tatn acreage Of coIn stau ne
e1lttT1ted BY each 1F1be II proportion 70 tha popa-
l.ilon-a happy inspiration, Hna calc1.ated 70 Oh
ttate thu Rrfcsou1 famine which uo4 1ectmase
"a 70 II IS e esnsssG aa
with tas ceH!se Of the Nils, tof ninety mles. n
snort, uut1 the l11t cataract h Ru1mountst AT
thai point fnorh lAttude 4ss3 The Rener3 depot
will be estahi,shed, nd u tho river wM b nAri.
gable, the shtpptnE VIII na tHrc2hs into plaJ.
G4r1, hur1eA mules, c3mels, kc-, gEe si1Fad1 pfr-
pHIed for the e1ped:ttou; and tn vefy short nne
rot Wll b oreasd for 1netied conveyancea.
which VII materially fac1.ttzse 0pGAroh& IN
raet, Tie difficulties Of the expedition win speedily
vanish with tbe means It the dtposal rlta leader,
eo1nhined with the enerXJ Necessary % insure
"itis Impossible to estimate the .esalu o. the
present expedition hum = hnsnetA1 point or v1oS-
and gtu, and beesva1, snd ether prodnee, whtcf
Bhould more than cover tas coat 81 The nnte511k-
tcg, II Will bc Interesting to mention. - post on
Of great plan conceived By 81 Gamness .nat he
hopes TO lsrder Egypt TIE grand 6 'ton-p!oduf 1ns
ngreTslcd improbable or Quixntlc IN sntst ~ A.
sumption. should railway be carried N Sons
fertile ctstr1rts OF Upper Egypt to 6h.> .u:. DO
sc7!bcd BY SIT samuel tn hn Nile IT" .-des OF
Alb. .s1sn!a, from C1sata to the b2.tt' the Blua
NE, ,ne e1trsordi1aIy rese osres o. ~ country
An English piper SAYS Dr. GedSe, Z. Hury st
Edmund'A has accepted the post Of Superinland
eat ol The Medical Stan In Sir Samuel Rakefs e1
trusted oy he yccro5 q E,ypr Win the eot!ec
ton OF nntntnl history specimens tor 4 mu5eut1
about 10 be established a1 Calrn
, 1869-09-05
MEDICAL UARUS,
Medical.

Drs. Adams L Belmont Phyt!efacs sud Sri-rcoa+
take great pc..utr II ece1nk their services II tho eti
q CEle1kn- Utjc-. MuIr~e Building. cor1rE Of
Clatk nd AIoEroe-ne. fentrsces o1 beth CLARK aal
Atnroe sts.h Rocau and + t.ft end cf hail. = here
they b. ccnsuIsed On all discssea whether aeuts
eira elts Il Entcr tbefc krDeu have fouod th.t
thlre fuarths or the diseAsts th4S sAue udr t1eir
ttratment either dyetly Indirectly Tho tesl
Ct Tener-al efeprs. and ty sueh rtaetee and nbA"1
.lten haye tetn lnduerd 70 Hay attntlsn TO
Tic fetDNthx dtreHtrs ttg i.. In att it, s+ts- Gan
i. iEs .1u te I, ested u os 7afs 4l.1ty
thlsfs, Utsuseror1hra q. Lguchrtrhrn, It.. &C.
WLen erEtItrr the extent II uJs ty and t!E Est
It{"tst.n, nv Ate naturally lrf to e1els1n. What
ir1ntt.ttrns ar h+:v!~ te!rIr.t!-ns which viii
r. ,ft4ed 70 =. nt = ~ IT.. unien ia ls':. ,nd sit
t c',. Ikrr. kst il sbr t~sllt nj rfldlnf IN th"e
r1ttatcrs? W. nr1wss. rts-7v, kod fhs:. tyo- fsr.
Irsfr, r1t .dl-s rrrr trv-sa1 E-n.t ztins When th
lt If the r4srss has h-~n afn.ra br that se
Itch k-S b-r1 tnrse 10 rStey AID that prs1n
hss ts-n EN- r.sT.al!I uart.ttrd to hls nt5rrat,
T. y 1nrth-n i its~tf ard ,r- & al .rr. H.
"fis hq the di'eai~ 'ay not tsy- ft.eM f. 9t.
rer.s1hr-.-E exists t.nEtrs traairst~t a4 rI, What
fkr.. to t- DIRE. We bly d-tlats Gr1n- n n. .,ti
r. Ltrtt 4t t.+fy Jruns sn.n RI? r..y ta tf7nll+i
WITH srt RI TIE d.eesr. vheft arise frrs untrt
'..r1i n'err~ut"e. r-tne rrt t- 1nrri. TINT ftny-
10 verde a&e,s III. soes eet srrr nr Il tia rsrrt
- t.;ss ~. +antht.rs n,ay b. - tLe III.
K .-.i'.r,'rrnr.sl"'. firm rsais% II 1l.ts-..
viii tt-~vs gs"~et .tt~r.lr ard b. trs.tf - atr..i
rh-Hss1 br addressing ',- ltt"rsA F..tt UiE.- Dts
, 1869-09-05
THE WE4JERH uuMEKS SUFFRAGE cuayEH-
1{QN.

The Western Womcn's Suffrage Convention Will
he he!d I'll Library Hall next Thursday and Friday,
the 9Th and 10Th oi September. Representatives
ron every Western State viii be In attendance,
and tskc pn1t IN the deliberations All Interested
Ia tic carse Of WOMAN surrugc, In N enlargement
Of her educational Advantages, an Increase Of her
opportunities for WORT With fair wages, md Ia tae
81 rern! subject OF wnmauS Elevation, are tntite1
10 attend ihe conscnton and AID IN it, WORT
.an!uug the speakers on this occs1lon will re
Lo, d Garrison and trctI noasiaas-Suaan l. An
tncny, Ct New YORK; Miriam N. Cole, editor Of
TIE Nrr71nH .4trnrrtt, OHIO; Lizzie II. HoJuton,
Of Ind,sna; Harriet y. Bishop, of Minnesota
Mary Detdy, Of ST. LorA NrA J. c. Willing. OF
Isrcklotl, i'll :; Professor md Mrs. Stoue, OF kAa-
rsszo,. Mich /; Lily PFC md Ma,iatne Annekr.
and ether eminent neu and women OF ihts city,
... Kara n. Db3aBTr,
Ssc'y Committee Of Atrargeueuts
, 1869-09-05
EGYPT.


s1F ~nInurt r1Rher's Expedition.
A httsr IN tNe ilr'ul ik,ifa Ser--. iAlesf at
Al~S -n'ittt. AnHrst ?, .sIs.
''It% lrntrsa tns<s III meft hAH'iisa hrt ratl-
TVS kfttt1~a ssIs+te1l tnr the commencement ~
tt,ntust t~a1 y.Iats-A rith the a.tls- itlr.s hsve
ihn lhtrtsrr rtth1n = lE~ ,,Afa. IN .,,t'ratt ~nh
fhn Fe ttisH *riiIttNins. At4t N1th \ tIat ~ Ia
Hlz+ihH GAs tiahs44fI 1t ths ktap1s thktrsrh it,n
reatlsn'ls fHA.tta !" Y Akettaurt, nt u4tnna1 hes
h@t.tHn"tt h1ih tHt ~As,Slns tia &" ~ twa Iai ains.
IJA be All Et.1ias th,ttna ms =hti.tsy. ahl tt.n
t9 81 htaas..ts " III t~.s hr t,,a 1t.a f.u,,t AlI "
k"t.1". slightly hafii.p sads III i,4ft, v eli hnrs u
~A'4' ~ AI.1r!s, AitIatY eif Akn4 tAt.AiAh ths
Eitat ttshtH III lin E1"siiua This ltahtut A!l.fe.,
sNt thtts tsfA ri tn t4aNa, t~n Ut ~hrh hiu t1H
rAlttt's lissf III f,lr hA1nifes1 ~nIthi, NUi l.e
siFUkd !futb t1IsA tu nnuAA1tA{ tAsAi Il ih1y viii
In, htnt fiJ t4IAts+ AtllAlaIh al NJ hundred ami
nuHtJ miles, Arfnss Iha deseft 10 Ik+f1,cr,
eighteen strfrrrs Lnrlh latitude, ~ tc rAa,,tfe4i
hs ,HAtA e hhArlanm, lhn rApsal fms h,'hfAn,
At In tA'LhtEncs " uls Glne anil Mhi q Alirs.
" 1t Ii ilsGte,l that IhH eAllb InAIestAi VI lln
t1i"tlth " III EEIt h khaFtnuM IN the afth If ts-
tnI. 1t H. IL ai,'IlLA Tue uu.,I,A GEielulsd tut
1hr rsFctl11tn have nlrrnliy a:aFtcd. TITO natllla
OF yrSset1, coIAlsttLR bf Ira slrarbrs1 kni thirty
taInx II saelk v III IN few days tAAH a4iyAutAgc
q thr High SIlc, and leatp Cairo 10 nAeena NE
rAtafurta and nayiSAtr Throughout The rYuErc oJ
The rtvrr 10 knanoTm- r,ryJ prua,lcnt sa,p-
To epEiD3 ri tn thett Metlcf' fuf tho Eo:I Ia
esrntuail. required on tho Alrrl SyanxA NJ
SA.Hur: EAtcr Ard party. CO visiting Of t.a!y akrr
! Lieutenant J. A. Na1eF. IL = hoA : np,Ical mxn
Ifau Iii a.AE, hats GIesl ths 10th Of September
a. The probable Hay of their departure from Huck
1t will It that Et ha7nnrl thus Coulter nj LIZ
y S"'ns his ms .rtal s1Mcleut Ttas 10 ca1elc