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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-30
ho'fS' Win JAMES THoMPsoN.
From Mr.. Chas. W. HaIIar.

FREDERICK CITY, Nd, Sept. II, 1855.
From a conviction OF benefit arrived from
the nse OF DR. HoOdand'S German Tonic, al
though in general averse to Patent Medt-
cines, cordially recommend the 'Tontc 70
all suffering with Dyspepsia, as no other
medicine afforded me such prompt and per-
mamanent relief"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-30

wholesaIe Agents FOR West Virginia
noYN-deodAWeSW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-30

nooasnds German Bitters per bottle 81 90
udll uOA6u
uoonand's German Tonic, put up in quart
bottles, 81 60 per bottle 0r hA1 ooIen Tor
p ISTlo Fl not forget to examine well the AZ
ticIe YOU buy, In order TO get the genuine
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roR SALE By ALL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-14
SUMMER RESORTS.
WTARM SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA.

This CELEBRATED wATERING-PLACE
now open for the reception and accommodation OF
visitors. is situated In Bath county, w, one hun,
near the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and
reached from the North ria the Orange and Alex
The Warm Springs arc aftcen miles from the
railroad, connecting at Millboro' depot with line
of coaches, passing by the Hot Springs and the
Healing Springs. over fine turnpike road.
These waters have been long and justly famed
for their curative qualities in various diseases as
well as for the 1ary Of bathing. Their prGpsr,ies
and applicable to the treatment of the following
diseased conditions-viz.
Chronic Rheumatism and Gout, and discas re-
sulting from their Intent existence Afections OF
the Spinal Marrow and It's consequences Paralysis
In os
Metastasis of Gout and Rheumatism; Affection Of
the Joints; Lumbago; Sciatiac, Contractions and
the Cutapeous Diseases J; Scorbutic and Scrofalous
ranged Conditions ofthe Liver.
Tie improvements consist Of a large and commo-
dous Hot-l, Il large number of handsome ana con-
venientfy arranged Cottages, = spacious Dining
and Ballroom, Biiliard-room, Bowling-aliey, Bath
iiifs THE BATHS, which arc of the temperature of
90 to es degrees Fahrenheit, are four In number.
In diameter and S In depth. '.
The LADIES BATH OF equal depth
Two Spirit Baths and Private Bath for inva-
lids. Ali of which connect with cold Piunging
Baths, supplied with spring water OF temperature
60 10 20 deg. Fahrenheit.
The locality of these Springs Is remarkable for
healthiness, the surrounding country OF romantic
beauty, and the atmosphere salubrious and inyigo-
rating.
The table accommodations will be OF the best
character, and every effort made to contribute 10
the com fort and convenience of visitors.
Persons intending to visit the Warm Springs
from Richmond and the South are directed To the
summer schedule OF the passenger trains OH the
Chesap peake and Ohio railroad.
- WARM SPRINGS COMPANY.
w. Fl. MCDONALD, Agent.
JAMES A. FRAZIER,
JOHN W. WARWICK, ...
10 ;EpH LIGoS, ~ I'm
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. july II, 1862.
Sun rises. .......... dis Moon sets. .n7
sun scts.......... Ill High tide. Psi
PORT OF RICIlM0Nn, july 10, lSe2.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Norfolk, Platte. Philadelphia, mcrchul-
disc. w. i. Porter.
Steamer Eliza Hancox. Clifford, Norfolk, mcr-
chantiiSc aud passengers l.. II. Tatum.
Schooner Iud and Frank. Pcndlcton, Boston,
merchandise, CrowCll & Curric.
SAILED,
Steamer PetcEsburg. Ge"ghcgan Baltimore
merchandise and passengers, lIarvcys " VIII
liamS.
Steamer Isaac Zen. Bourne. New York. mcr-
rhandisc and passengers W. G.. bunham " Co.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT. July l3.-Arrivcd, steamer hG-
miral. Freeman. Baltimore merchandise and pas
ScnecrS, Richmond and York River Railroad, and
sailed on return.
LIVERPOOL. June 2s.-Clcarcd. bark Rhca.
Buckholtz. for City Point and Richmond.
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BLUE RIDGE HIGH SCHooL.-We cordially and
confidently commend this institution to public
favor. It Is located in Albcmarlc county near
Greenwood depot. OF tho principals Mr.. YAM
cEY Is a distinguished graduate In several OF the
schools OF the University of Virginia. and has had
six years experience in teaching. Mr.. CAsKIE
HARRISON, IN alumnus OF Rugby School and the
University Of Cambridge, England. was recently
assistant instructor in the classics in Yale School,
New York city. Both gentlemen have the most
fattering testimonials as to scholarship and
ability. See their advertisement in another col
nm
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ST. JoHN's PIc-NIc.-On Thursday MORN
ing at halfpaSt O'Clock this picnic will
leave on the steamer Estate Of Maryland'
for Shirley, the scat of Hill Carter. ESD.
From what we can learn it promises to be
Il very pleasant one, and we think parties
who desire days pleasure will be well re-
paid. The historic interest of Shirley and
the run down the river is worth more than
double the price of the ticket. Wehear that
Il band of music is expected. Parties who
desire going with the school should remcm-
Der that none will be admitted on the steamer
without ticket. All the teachers have
tickets for sale.
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The PROPOSED VISIT OF GERMAN SooIE-
TIEs.-On Friday next. the 10th instant, the
NT@inian Gesangvercin, now attending the
SSngertc>t in Baltimore, will return to
Richmond by the York River railroad,
escorting the Social Mannerchor of New
York, the Tcutonic Mnnnerchor of New
York, and the members Of the different
harmonic societies. Of Baltimore which
organizations will be entertained in this
city for several days. The visiting societies
will be received by our German citizens,
and will march from the depot to the Mon
ticello Hotel, Broad street, where they will
partaic of refreshments, and an address of
welcome will be delivered by Mr.. q. A.
Pcplc, honorary member Of the Virginia
Harmonic Society. In the evening grand
concert will be given at the Marshall Thea
tire, on Broad street.
On the 18th the guests will be shown the
various objects Of interest in and about the
city, and on the 18th they will he enter
tanned at grand supper which is to be
spread ut Hattorf's Garden. Addresses will
be made on this occasion by Mr.. Mueller,
president Of the Virginia Harmonic Society
and Mr.. Oswald Heinrich. On the 18th the
guests will leave Richmond. The United
States Post Band has been engaged for all
public occasions during the stay of the
guests in Richmond.
The Committee Of Arrangements consists
Of A. Lybrock, G. a. Peple, j. L. Fischer,
{. l.. Mueller, Charles HaaSc, II. Boehmcr,
and A. Kibbrich.
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BEAUTIFUL WoMES.-Ir You would be beauti-
ful, use Hagans Magnolia Balm.
1t gives pure blooming complexion and re-
stores youthful beauty 80.
Its effects arc gradual. natural. and perfect.
1t removes rcdncss, blotches, and pimplcS cures
tan, sunburn, and frecklcs, and makes Il lady of
thirty appear but twenty.
The Magnolia Balm makes the skin smooth and
pcarly the eye bright and clear, the cheek glow
with the bloom of YOUTH and imparts fresh,
plump appearance to the countcnancc. No lady
need complain of her complexion when Is cents
will purchase this delightful article.
The best thing to dress the hair with is Lyons
kathairon.
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BED-CLoTHING STOLEN. = On yesterday
morning. Mrs. Chalkley, who resides on the
corner of Seventeenth and Franklin streets,
was robbed of about forty dollars worth of
bed-clothing. Detective Parker and Spc-
cial Policemen O'Dwyer and Murphy were
put OH the track of these stolen articles, and
succeeded in finding them at the house of Il
colored woman named Lucy Harris, who
resides on Grace street near the Old Mar
ket. They were sewed up in a bed upon
which Lucy was lying, the more effectually
to conceal them. Jim Sully (negro), known
as black Pete, who pcrpetrated the robbery,
has been arrested, and will be examined
by the Mayor this morning.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

STRUCK By LIGHTNIEG.-On Monday after
noon the house of Mr.. Hope, on Church
street, Oregon Hill, was struck by lightning
and damaged to slight extent. Mrs. Ro-
bert Pettis, who was in an adjoining yard,
was temporarily paralyzcd by the shock.
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WORTH TKY1sG.-The popular brand of

ALPHA WHISKEY,
which has been analysed by DR.. j. p. MCCAw
who pronounccs it perfectly pure and entircl!
free from fHs oil, coppcr, and all Impurities, /:
rapidly gaining n wcll-dcscrvcd popularity. 1t Is
being sold ut such moderate price, and its quality
so undoubted we feel sure that persons trying II
will find 1t cquallyas good whiskeys sold al
double Its price.
w. d. BLAIR &c Co., proprietors,
r.* Ninth and Main streets,
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UNION STATION SUNDAY SCHOOL will have
Il grand picnic at West Point on Thursday
next Qjtl) for the benefit of the children
connected with the school. A limitednum-
Der of tickets will he sold TO amy Of our
citizens who may wish TO take this delight
rul trip. The cars will leave the depot ut :
o'clock A. NJ
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

HAWES r. SUTTON Qatc Register of
IL the Virginia Land OnccI has resumed the
PRACTICE OF THE LAW.
and will attend the courts Of the city of Richmond
and the county of Heurico.
Office Marshall Hall, south side Of the Capitol
Square, Richmond. Va. my I-3m
T AW CO-PARTNERSHIP.- 0 0 D
IL BOULDIN. JR.. having retired from the firm
of Boudn Il Bouldu in the county of Mecklen-
burg, the undersigned have formed Il cc-partncr-
ship under the firm and style Of BOULDIN &
FINCH, and will practice in all the courts of that
county. WOOD BOULD1N.
Talcott Station, Va.
GEORGE j. FINCH.
NH 3l-W,SSfm ,Boydton, Va.
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WAS 1T STotEN?-A day or two ago Il
negro brought into the store Of McGraw j
Denoon, Broad street above First, a revolver
TO be repaired. 1t bears the following in
scription: To Hon. J. B. Floyd by the
workmen of Colts factory, 1855" The
weapon may be seen at the store by any one
who knows anything about it.
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TOBACCO AND WH1sKEY.-In the month
Of June there was shipped from the city of
Richmond, in bond, 938, POP pounds of chew
ing tobacco and 2,OS2 pounds of smoking
tobacco.
During the month of June only S,0G1 gal
Ions of whiskey were distilled in the third
district.
There are now but two distillerics run
ming in said district, to wit: Those at Fal-
mouth and Frcderick's Hall. During the
same period 3o,77S gallons were taken out
of bond in this city, and the tax OH the same
paid,
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

WELLINGTON G0DDIN will sell at o'clock
p. NJ. a handsome framed dwelling on the
south side OF Main street between Madison and
Monroe streets.
At u O'Clock he will sell handsome lot on tho cast
line of Pine between Holly and China streets
Bclvidcre, opposite William II. Scott's resi-
dcncc.
COOK & LAUGHToN will sell at 10 O'Clock, Mt
their store, a large stock Of best white stone
china ware. from original packages. The at
tcntlon of the trade Is called to this sale.
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ANOTHER SwINDLING INvEHTIoN En-
rosEr.-Thc last dodge OF the scoundrcls
who plumber farmers is thus commented on
by the Journal Of Chemistry:
"Thc need Of the diffusion Of more prac-
tical scientific information among all classes
is clearly shown in the readiness with which
people becomc victims to some OF the most
absurd tricks and schemes which the brains
Of cunning men can invent. The last OF
these tricks SllrpaSses in audacitv all others
which we have heard of. A patent butter
company have opened offices in this and
other cities to show people how to make Il
pound of good butter out of pint of milk,
and to sell them rights to make, and also Il
little white powder, which is the agent uSc'.
to perform the magic work.
{. At the office of the company they do
not ask the eager purchaser to believe their
statements but they churn the butter be-
fore his eyes. a pint Of milk, with half Il
pound of good butter, is put into little tin
churn with spoonful Of the powder; the
whole is warmed, and then five minutes,
churning brings out one and Il half pounds
of good butter. Here is demonstration
What can be more convincing: No one
suggests to the entcrpriSing company that
nearly ninc-tcnths of the milk used is water,
and, if they perform what they allcoe, they
are changing water into butter. This would,
indeed. be Il miracle equal to that Of the
Saviour, who changed water into wine.
We have been asked several times by intel
ligcnt gentlemen how this thing can be en-
planned. Very easily. BY the process the
whole of the pint Of milk (mostly composed
of watcr) is driven into, or blended with,
the half pound Of melted butter put into the
churn.
:'Thcre is no important increase Of real
butter in the churn, although the watcry
mass, which looks like inferior butter,
weighs more. Put the mass into Il dish and
heat it. and the true butter will separate
from the milk or water with which it is
blended. This is the method by which but
ter and lard are greatly adulterated. Nearly
all the lard sold by grocers contain from
TWENTY-FIVE to forty per cent. of water. The
adultcrers have not been able until within a
wear or two to combine with genuine lard
more than twenty-five per cent. of water ;
but recently, by the use of alkaline carbo-
mates partly Saponifying the lard, they force
into association more than forty per cent.
What shameful fraud this is! And how
hard it falls upon poor people. who mostly
consume the attcnuated fat We shall wage
1lnceasing war upon these wickd frauds and
schemes and we ask all honest men and
women to aid us i'll exposing, and thus pre-
venting, the evils"
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Troubles seem to be multiplying in the
Protestant Episcopal Church. The ehllrch
at Put-in-Bay, Ohio, has discarded She as.-
thority Of the Bishop, revised the frayeaII r
Book and op aae sa alysrs p for Ssir Itself on the
congregational plan, a
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SUMMER RESORTS.
A SEASIDE RESORT.
COBB'S ISL A n D.

This popular resort IS NOW OPEN FOR VIs-
TORS aud mas been rendered more comfortable
and attractive than ever, and the pleasure-ioving
and health-sccking public are assured that every
effort will be made to please.
The surf-bathing Is unsurpassed, and perfectly
safe.
The fishing Is uneqIaled.
The game Is abundant.
The table is supplied with the finest fish in the
world, rs well rs game, and has every facility for
deriving supplies.
The traveller, after reaching Norfolk, win take
the steamer 6 n. =. Banks y on Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday. or the steamer 'Sue'' on Tuesday
and Friday for Cherrystone, on the Eastern Shore
of Virginia, and thence by steamer IN. w. "A.
Cohb.' for the Island.
TERMS: % per day; Sls per week.
COBB BROTHERS.
je 23-3tawlm Post-ofIlce, Cherrystone, Va.
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Sydney Robinson (colored), Rio .Janciro,
South America; Estate of Robert Marcher,
New York; Fl. Orth, Washington, D. c.;
one letter, no address.
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JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE.-Gcncral Candy
has appointed Edward Hanson Justice Of
the Peace of the Third Magistcrial District
Of IIcnrico county.
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A boy circus-rider performed the aston
iShng feat of turning twenty-five consecu- ~
tive somersaults on horseback i'll Louisville
the other day. A dispute having arisen be-
tween him and the manager as to how many
he was capable Of turning, the tI LITTER Pro pro,
missed him the horse, pad, and bride, WiSa
which he performed the act if he turned
twenty-five times. After being introduced
into the ring, and performing ! number h1.o Of
very difficult but beautiful acts OF horse- @
manship, he threw aside the whip and pre-
tf pared Himself for the trial. Until he COM
ppleted p his tenth somersault the crowd .y, Ire re-
nmained quiet, but when fourteen iia fifteen, en-
siyfeen. and seventeen, were called, the
most intense interest was manifested, and
when % he had fairly accomplished his twenty
fifth the aRpsset srsst was ast deSSp1 WthoSt
ian,,in !" tI,e back of his steed, which he had
fairly fsiI, won, he successfully accomplished
srlGSuSs and dsnt ast of Ing iagpf y hty
in nil. The horse and equipments are
yalued Mt 81 900. g-e.z
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80 PER DAY.
20 PER DAY. 80 PER DAY.
y RICHMOND, VA.

The undersigned, having leased this the only first
class hotel located on Main street, and within one
square of the capitol, post-ofFice, custom-house,
theatre, and the great northern and southern rail-
road depots. respectfully inform the public that 1T
Is NOW OPEN. IL will be thoroughly renova-
ted. and rcfurnlshcd to some extent.
This hotel is wOrld-rcnowncd as the headquar-
ters of the President and Cabinet officers OF the
late Confederacy. 1t also contains the historic
rooms of Presidents Davis, Johnson, and Grant,
and Chief Justice Chase. ...
The travelling public are cordially invited to
make their home Mt the Spotswood. where they
VIII find every comfort and deicacy that this and
other markets can supply.
Express and Telegraph Office in the building.
J. NJ. SUBLETT,
C.. r. LUCK,
W. B.. BISHOP.
my6 PrOprictors.
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TRY TIE PATENT ELLIrTIC SUsPESDERs.
For sale by +. B. SPENCE & Son, Merchant
Taiiors No, 1900 Main street.
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JuGGE APPOINTED William NJ. Barnitz
has been appointed Judge Of the Fourteenth
Circuit UIcc II. NJ. Hudson, removed from
office.
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SKIPPING.

EOR BALTIMORE.-Steam
L STATE or MARYLAND will sSstrs.--vSs Set S4st -vs4sss-
leave her wharf THURSDAY, July 18th. NJ
o'clock 4. NJ. Freight received up 10 clock j..
NJ. Wednesday. For freight or passage. apply TO
jy1i-It UAENEIS Il WILLIAMS.
EOR PHILADELPHIA 1ysf%H>
L steamer y ORF o T. X. Captain. - x4l.sz1ss 49,
PLATT. now lying ut her berth in the Dock viii
receive freight for the above port Till FRIDAY
The 10Th instant. at l2 O'Clock. Freight taken for
Norfolk at moderate rates. Passage to Philadcl-
phia. including meals and statcr0om: TS.
W. =. PORTER. Agent.
iN lill Onrr No. oloI llnrk street.
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MEETINGS.

GRANT AND COLFAX ASSOCIA- =
" TION.-A special meeting Of the Association
will he held at their rooms, No. north Twelfth
street, on WEDNESDAY EVENING the 18th
instant ut s O'Clock. \ general attendance IL re-
qucstcd. rs business OF Importance will be trans
acted.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
iy l2--2t G. ;. SLOANE, Secretary.
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STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATES.


n BELLENOT. DIE-SINKER AND
v. BRAND-CUTTER, l4lo MAIN STREET.
The new patent BRANDING-IRON, for marking
all kinds OF wooden articles by heating II, Is per-
fectly adapted To branding barrels or any other
article under the new law.
Engravers' Stock, stencil Paste, Brushes, ln-
Brass and German Silver, Frames, steel Rings,
Chseks Tags, Be-, Wholesale aadE nas
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my 0

r A PIERRE HOUSE, BROAD AND
IL CHESTNUT STREETS, PHILADELPHIA.
The undersigned having leased this house so long
and favorahly known under the proprietorship Of
the Messrs. Wards. and having reftted and refur-
ushed it throughout in Che most elegant anner. it
Is open for the reception of guests with all the
appointments of frst-class hotel.
J.B. BUTTERW ORTIZ &. CO.,
nv 1T-3m PrOprietOrs.
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MAYORS CouRT-Nayor Chahoon YreSi-
dinJ.-The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday:
The continued case of Henry Thompson,
charged with stealing pair of platform
scales and other articles, all valued at Sl5o,
the property of w. 4. Hoppe, was again
called, and dismissed.
Robert Fisher was fined two dollars and
fifty cents for assaulting and beating Millie
Bailey.
George Fisher (negro), charged with steal
ing spy-glass from r.. Ivan Lew, was
discharged.
Samuel Harris (negro), charged with as
Saulting and beating John Moss, was ar
raigned, and case continued till to-day.
Amelia Hall {negro), charged with abusing
Joseph Peterson and creating a disturbance
in the street, was examined and discharged.
George Staples negro) was examined on
the charge of stealing twenty dollars from
B. Jude, and discharged.
The case of Thomas L. Davis, charged
with assaulting and beating Martha Jones,
was continued until Monday.
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NH 2l-M.SSfn

rNHOMAS +. GOODE,
1 ATTORNEY At LAW,
BOYDTON. MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VA,
practices in the
COURTS OF MECKBENBURG and adjoining
counties, and In the UNITED STATES COURTS
ut Richmond. apo
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN TEE RICHMOND PesT.OFyIcE july liz
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CLEARING Our THE HARBoR-TEE WRECK
OF THE WEST PoIST. Common Coun-
Gil Committee on James River Improve
mcnts have been for the last two or three
months energetically engaged in an impor-
tant and TOO long neglected work. We
alude to the clearing out Of the many OBJ
Structions to the navigation of the river.
The quantity of rock and other stuff that
has thus been gotten rid of seems wonder
ful when we consider how quickly and
quietly the work has been done, and that
the authorities have hitherto considered it a
job too big to he undertaken without mint
of money at command.
Yesterday the committee and a number
of other gentlemen were invited by Mr.. w.
c. Durham, the chairman, to go aboard the
steamer Isaac Bell and witness the blowing
has so long lain i'll the harbor-an cyc-Sore
TO sailors. The work was performed under
the immediate supervision OF Professor
Mailetert, of New York, Il distinguished
submarine operator, who has the Govern
ment contract for cleaning out HcllGatc,
New York. There were three explosions,
resulting in the scattering of part of the
debris to the four winds, but the Professor
was unable to finish the work owing to the
state of the tide. This morning he will
resume his labors with every prospect of
success.
The committee and other interested spec
tators Of the work were Hospitality enter
taincd by Mr.. Dunham and Captain Bourne,
of the Isaac Bell, while Professor Maille-
fert was making his arrangements for the
"blow-up."