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No. 8 N. Schroeder :Strees, BaNino,s. Md.
/ -1p nIIt Manufacturers. of :r,,iA,,i
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STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS,
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GANG, NULA r AH:D SASH SA " MILLS,
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Nh GLE MAOHIN ES,' DO. Dealers in Circu.
lar Saws, Betting and hill supplies generally,
and manufacturers agents for Leffers Colo
brated Turbine Water Wheel and every de-
scriptien: Of Wood Working Machinery.
ENGINES A SPECIALITY.
as-Send for descriptive Catalogues and
Price Lists.. May 20 4tV1y
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plan liz 5ssSY ss%SY Ypl4SbossS s. Dy II! 4dsy,
lord TOR transferring steamers. rand ships
BY railway overland ,irohai iIode body OF
water 70 AnptbeF; which he r has Il endorsed r
States naval Constructor, and others.
The plan is to employ an ordinary foat-
ing dock a6 6faisev shss Sassl aHa place il.
one stadle eef Bish jHff Yp.s sstoeks
dSsE. aissa bss, ,WAais ait }si iistsd t upfoapro.
pMWrade, aifbeonhDsitenis attached; ), aud
the yeesel 10 hnuled away like apy othet
lqsdo !Yhe. x9ad over swtioh AhiA tEapa,
portaEon is t0 take place lis N be;frop
forty to sixty. feet, wide, WITH eight OK
more rails, :the road bed TO rhe made
capable Of: sustaining any weight INF af.
HaAsoofn thinks such railway, with
docks, etc., thirty ;Esven. miles across the
Isthmus o. FAnahfh, could be-. built fof
$22, 800. 900, while cadal.s with The de-.
cessary ,tpykR sa4d bssina wanh cost
eight tines that dam, Or ambfe..k ~ first
sight such q project seems visionary, but
more improbable achievements have
been successfully plished; the cleo
trio telegraph, for instance.
Ihe old S3yle OF presenting each gueSt
at wedding; with q box containing a
liberal slice Of wedding cake to take
home and dream on, has again come IN
fashion. and is. much more sensible and
a8H6eAble5 70 All p5arasiisG than: iha1hfnR Il
very elaborate cake in the centre Of the
table 4f!9YHsS1AYegy f!Ys1A one tQ,l9qk att. - =
qqA& &Eh yshJsa a, oSbg5Eee $ I'LL 91Gs Iss
rived at New York from San Francisco.
Il weighs seyenty toms, end; is to form
tho basin OF d new fountain at Central
Park. = cost $40, 600. ,y I.,-,.>,;
Alexandra Dumas, Jr.. has uttered a
bon mot ON the woes of Paris. He de-
scfibes the great influx of strangers to
that Gi&Y YaE bfesept aaI a vi6t 70 the
universal exposition of human folly."h
rApa I ,iaaAligsd1aalSNh9 Cd y hFl tFiea sssiIR.:
tkno = .hd5ribly bvetct6wded u ! All
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South CAHoIIKa RnIIHulD CoHpAn1.
C6IdAnA. BQO! 9dno Q. 1871.

C01tA8A, BPU!; Vnne 8, 1871.
E@ FEsstsssszsa sstss ccbkan8s 81 Bchedule
"a sfs}S' essass |asss;sRs: Sc '9ie sssskseo
Leave, ColnnnbiG GasT1-Tl...,I H.!D. INxuAm
Arrive at ,ChaKiest toretIss IL. 49, a. u;,al20 PAN
efEs gfiye shesiHssS6 q cafnlbis a.:
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tinuet to run 10 Go1hmbia nas toameriyEMoalt
deyR. Wedp efdaysl and dHetugsdAysg - >;;an14
8: 3: p.okfsa. aeSslal 7fsto! Agsnt Az.
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta RID
n. Observation-Disclosures sOFRLOE,iI
g. 50 sl3S gE Ii3S ;3;G sitsT {Sss sgSR$i 3S1 }s1,i
loWidg schedtile t4iIl be- ran ovef this Ioad ~
Loave ~, An.n,t, !; q i
1sfive as ohsTloste%:H:: .:s.ssK Z: 4: kS1.&
-. uodsoaou9H::. rIiW LiDoc.
Arrive Augusta 7.66 +, M I'm.
K9:1 T.sin daily N6: frAin' dsGy, 8 SaHH!!; b! !,
nection to all pointa. Horth, South; and Vest
No; Tre!n Ere =, makes sslase oVpReq4on At Rich;
= {h5 baggage ehssHts
Standard gimeEWaahineton City Time, - 4.
\ E, p. ,ALEtXrAHpER. If x General Sup. , s
Aaeat e. D0assz General Freight and 9ana mI5et
GreenVille and Columbia Railr oad. - !,
CoLHARIA. ! 3. O.. NAnoA !, 1871. al
s15SSg3 gEs||1s d!3s 19N eqa etssr, Ell, thie
sshsao.n ssnssos S LIE e NE NRSs ssys
:soing North andsep ON Charlotte, Colpmbla
and ''' Ausa'ta s fHa.i4lftHfAAfip .4ftHfAAfip Eli "a, .aou
Leave Columbia ut. =: .!o. .,:.!}7 90 a: ss2l
7" Alatcn .."..-..l......... e.io 4! m.
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>: - .,.h r'.:i DOWN.! .1"G islt.t; No /.
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!. hs'eW.6erry. s''.6s y..l.i..r......:.:...! !.5o p. m.
Arrive at Columbia !: :: 5.tS n
THOst DoDAMEAD; aonoraS M spp.l d + IA
n 7, BAas1srF, General Ticket Agent.1 8
Schedule on Blue Ridge Railroad. s.
Ea1ssu Leave.Ahdetson, -. 4 20 p. NJ
|, ~. 81 Perryvilia. -. .a00 ESQ 4
fss1s fSs = .sss 1:
6 penHStne ee''-f-,i.,:s.,-.--.1-l5
Arrive At Andsssohh. ::::;:;SSiS
July 81 ~ 3! 3: GA a1iEI4Rp;s SsaR2's sup. @qsP'
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Summer Schedule Is. q o. III. IN

Change of Schedule.
OFFICE NORTH CAROLINA r. r. CO..
CoHfANY SHoPs. N. O. :s1June' 3: 1871.
gsns 3sanS !. Ss7i' nt'ss SRsP RsgSP1H sPSa AZ;
be run over thisi Road in accordance with the
following TIME TABLE. .-.'-'. !, =
Trains Going East. - Tr1ina Weat: -
i,,e. Ekpress. 'nAa Adu. .-is."!
ARRIVE. LEAVE ARRIVE. LEAVE. I
Charlotte .iy 6.35 ami 810 n m
SALISBURY 8.03 . m 3 23amI 5,26 p n ESQ p m
Gr'nsb'o II ,O8 M II .l3 amf 25 p m 8e5 . m
Co Shop12 80 p nj 1.05 p MI O.58 D. m 1915 . M
Hnlsb'ro 1923 p nj ass pmt II Is p d. IL 81 D M
Haieigh b.o6 p m: 2.G5, q fn. 2,41 m
Goldsboro 7.20 ain
= Trains Going, Fact. Trains West.
Charlotte7.I 10 a m 800 D m
Sslisb'ry 1872 M 437a mi bl5 n, 6.2s n y,
Grnsbo 1.25 M ,35 m 10 p m 2.20 M
Co Shop II 81 m IL. % m II q 80 p m 12 so o M
AIlsbro1007 M 10 CO m .07 m 11.10 M
Raleigh G58 m 7.40 m s45
Goldsb'o S.00pml a.W =,
June 6 W. b. GREEN, Mae. Trans.
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Thief Proof Drawers.

FENHE undersigned hxve received the agency
Il OF these DRAWERS. Th.v are TIE one
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Blackwell's genuine Durham Smoking To-
ba. co at PoLLocKs.
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nLD BANK BILLS and p4UTILATED
~ CURRENCY bought and sold by
Nov 2S emo D. 0AMtRILL. Broker.
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BRANDlES.

BRANDlES.
= CASKS James Henneesy's d Brandenburg
= Freres BRANDIES. imported direct. and
offered pure and unatlnlterated. These COM
prise vintages OF 1885, 1853, 1900 And 1868.
Stock of Hooks, Clarets and White Wines in.
clude some Of tho most famous brands as we'll
as sound aoto priced goods. For sale by
March rs GEO. SYMMERH.
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The OCCUPATIONS CT CoNaREssMEN.- -
According to acensus of the new House
of Representatives by tho usunlly we'll.
informed correspondent Of the New York
Jourmal Of Commerce. tho body contains
131 lawyers, "a merchants, 25 farmers
and planterSS IL journalists, 8 manu-
facturers, general business, 6 bankers,
3 physicians, 2 clergymcn, l teacher, 4
lumbermen and railrond managers. 1t
is singular fact, according to tho same
authority, that tho House contains
seventecn cX. Confederate officers. It
also contains five colored men-ono
blachs ona drown, nnd three light muT
lattoes. S..] F'-'' '''t.' =
Ar. Thco. Sturges, of Meridian, Miss,
the brother of tho lato Mayor Of that
city, publishes card in the Gazette,
saying that ho "did not approve the act
of Price" the Radical Ku Klux, and that
he condemns many OF the acts" of his
brother. the Mayor. !:
The Ku Klux are on Boston Common.
Robberies and assaults there nightly.
Where are the United States troops?
,k.oo, < s Boston Post
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|'session FOR logger period than two
years from the day of sale. .n
SEQ. II. That tbs Mayor aud Alder
men shall issue their,7e1ecution against
each and evert person or corporation
who shall be reported by the City Clerk
i and Treasurer to have failed, neglected
Ion refused to make returns,, or pay the
b taxes imposed by this Ordnance, within
the time herein prescribed; and all exc
|cutions issued by the said Mayor and
Aldermen shall have attached thereto
the signatures of the Mayor md City
Clerk and Treasurer and the seal of the
city of Columbia, in the name of which
such executions shall be entitled.
SEC. IL. That all executions which
may be issued to enforce the payment of
taxes, fines and licenses, by the said
Mayor and Aldermen, in conformity with
the foregoing section, shall be lodged in
the first instance in the office of the
Sheriff of Rich!and County. and may he
directed to tho said Sheriff or to the
Chief of Police, or other persons mp
pointed by the said Mayor and Altlcrprn,
10 collect and receive same with costs.
SEQ. ID. That the words "real pro.
perty" and ''renl estate" rs used in this
Ordinance, shall be co extensive in mean
ing with lands, tcnrments and herctlitn.
mcnts; tho word personal property" "
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CITY Tag Notice. I.
OFElOE GTTY AsHEsaOR

CITY HALL, COLUMBIA. s.: c., March 2, ISL.
NJ OIlCE il hereby given TO all concerned,
SONAL PROPERTY, within tho limits of tho
city OF Columbia, shall be mado and delivered
at thls ofli;e, on or before tho 3lst day of
Marfn & 10 1871, Tor :ho year 5, eommensing on the
the person who.c duty it is to so list or return
said property possessed ty him, or under his
control, either as owner, agent, parent. bus
band, guardian, executor or administrator,
trustee, receiver, officer, partner, factor or
holder, witt, tho VALUE OF such PERSONAL pro-
perty GO held or contl oiled The following must
bo returned for taxation az Personal Property:
Horses and Mules, Neat Cattle.
Guild and Silver Watches and Plate.
Piano Fortes, Mclodcons or Cabinc! Organs,
Carriages, Wagona, Dravs. " g.,
Carts or other vehicles. Dogs.
Nalue Of all Goods, Merchandise, OF
commodities pertaining to business as
chant. agent OF otherwise, during The ycar or
part thereof, rommen:ing January ], 1871.
Average value OF Materials receive Il, ueed.
or provided to Lo used, in my business as a
| manufacturing, during tho year, or part thcro-
OF; commencing Januar! l, 1871.
Valuo OF all Machinery, Engines, Tools,
Fixtures and Implements used or provided
for uso in my business az IL manufacturer,
dnpng the 1ysaT or part ,hsreof,
| clcs on hand on said date.
! Ealuo OF Moneys, including Eank Blls and
Circulating Notes on hand or deposit.
vaiuo "i all Credits over !. gal im;cb.s jacas.
| Value of all Investments III tho Stccks Of
any company or corporation in this state, c1-
| cept National Banks.
| Value of all Investments in Bonds. except
Bonds of tho United States and of this state
| expressly exempt from taxation.
| Valuo OF all other Personal Property, ia
! cluding Household Furniture.
The penalty for failure or neglect to mako
returns Of Property within the timo given 80
! to do, will be strictly enforced.
BLANK KETUnNS FURNISHED oS APPLICATION
| TO WILLIAM j. E1Tkk, City Assessor.
! Ofico hours, 8 A. NJ. to 2 T. III. March 16 !
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al herein used, includes money, eoodS,
chattels. things in action and evidences
of debt, and the word property" in
cludeB property, feal and personal
Done and ratified in Council this goth
day of March, AID. 1871. Datf
JOHN ALEXANDER, Mayor.
Attest: WIN. j. ETrER, Clerk Council.
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLYN. A
Deposits of Sl and Upwards Received

Deposits Of 81 and Upwards Received.
INTER EST ALLO HEU T TIRE RATEOI
SEVEN PER CENT. PER ANNU1f,
ON CEkIIFICA I ES OFDEPOSII
AND SIX PER CENT. COM
POUNDED EVERY SII
MONTHS ON Il dCCOUNTS.
OFFICERs.
VIM. Martin, PRESIDENT.
john john +. +. rhomas, rn.man; vicc-nrcsiaelte
a. G Drtnizcr. Cashier.
John O. Is. Smith, Assistant Cashier
Directors.
a,lc HAMPTON, William Martin, a. G. Has
knll, +. ". McMaster. john Z. Thomas. ID. II
Hrintsh, John r. Palmer, TEcmas L. G,acc
Columbia. 90
j. Eli Gregg, Marion.
&. Il. Scott, Ncwbcrry.
w. G. MayCs, Newlcrry.
Is. IL. KutlcdSu, Charleston
Daniel RavcEcl. Jr.. Churl, ton
Alochanlcs, Lahorers, Clerks. Widows, Or.
phana and Others may here deposit Their say-
ings and draw a liberal rate oI intcrcat there
on. Planters, Professional Mc. and Trustees
wishing to draw intercst on their funds until
they require Them for business or other pur.
poses: Parents desiring to eet apart email
sums for their children, and Married Women
and Minors (whose deposits can only he with
irawn by Themselves, or, in case Of death. by
hhelr legal representatives. wishing to lay
aside funds for future use. are here afforded
IN opportunity o! depositing their n,eaEs
where they will rapidly accumulate, and, at
The same time, be subject to WitLdrawa)whep
ncencd. Aug IS
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g THEY ARE NorAvILE )
IS F A NJ CIV DRIN K e

'i.dc of Poor Rum, yS-hisl1cy. Prou.
Spirits mid EstC:,,..' !.ia:,ur.."rtr ii. .."icc'
I'D swcstcnid To pic So 'i. t;.tc. c-d - TO-.
r;-,''" Arpctiz' 49, e" ..e:'..v.., 80. t.:t ica
t.c ::pr!c. o., ~ GTi.,,., All r"i:i. but
a:.u" Medicine, mad FROM IL: N"tiv- !:.ots all
H2ras Of C:!i:":i,i!. :rcc from MI -ii:'ehr!i.
S;iIiu lnnIS. Th,, ara tho GREAT Is LOUD
PCRIFIEH mud LIFE G!rlSE rRIS-
CIPIE Perfect Ec:"va;'r an! !m.i::oratHr %:
tue System. carrying of all poisonous matter aud
restoring ihr iInnd L. :: l,calihy cu;r,itinr. :.
rtraoa can i,,. these li:te:' &C. vru.I' t"H..+
ton nnd remain long well.
For rInffumUin;ory nnd f:hro,:c !ihr::-
InntiAn aud Cout, Dyspcpsi,l ar Indi-
EcHtiOu, Bilious. It"mittcnt aud Inter-
nittcnt FcVc:s, H!...usrs CT tlii. Bleed.
Liver. Kidneys. nu:i Htal!rr, these Ei:-
tcrs hay: been in"si n"r' 't.-n.. such DE-
cnsrs nra caused b. y:tiulcd Blood, wA:ci:
is generally r:Niuc"d ~ i.ra.;t:"at a: -.
HigcrtiNc Organs.
DYSPEPSIA Oh IND!GE~TION.
I!ca,ischc. Pnia IL Nc :;'...i!..cr', Coughs, T':i
ness Of the C!ir,t. piAzi.;.- s'..'ir E:uctato3 o.
thc Stomach. Bad ;as," i, ,hc Month Bilious Al.
tachI Iip.::::i... nf II, li;;:":. inflammation g;
ur Lun.s, PAN i'll The regions "f tie !,iGncys,am
hundred ri ,cr r: niu s!r.;l'iti>, tiic ,.-
springs "f Dssp.'i sia.
they yiay i,orntc thr stomach nni a,I,ittiatc the
t''ri! liv'rn"i w..s, :,i:u rr;i.i, rt'': VI
.:u:.!lcd efficacy t.: ,:.unsing tic blood CT AZ
i.aanTiti,- :. ar: !n'art"~ ;,rw III: ::d v!sor -
tar Nii"IS s.-t".:.
FOR Sl&i% DI~EhSl.rS. ::rupt!ons. letter,
SUI. i:hcu., H;o,c't-. :: -. ,'i:aplrs. ru.lUrf
B"i!e, C:rban'ls g I:".N a"::.-. Scald-IIcad, :"r.
Fyrs, E-ysir las, Itch, ~ irf., Pi4coloratons or
IT,. Sk;,i. Uin'is a:,'. D!s;asc- uf the Skin 81
wiuicvLr Bamc or rait. ire literally dug
aa, carried ont OF tn: = l., short tim, l.!
t.. 1sn or tii:s': n.:t:'. f:Gc bottle in s.ca
~ nc ~ !,,St :lt-e,i!ou~ o. t!'tit
curative effects.
Ci.anse The Viiiated Blood i.enevcr YOU aa,i
IT, impurities bursting through the akin in Pin
riss, Erur.inns or. Sores; clransc it. when yo',,
ind II obstrnctcd and sluggish in the veins
cleanse II wlcD itis foul. nnd yonrs feelings Will
tel ya when. krep VIC blood puscs and the
health If tile system Nj, foiivw. "
pin, TAPE anacihet WORSfSs. lurking in
The ty"tcm"f 50 many t',ou: and. are cTcctrully
destroyed AMI removed. t.or fu.l direction. read
carefully he circular at1nI,l. ,n:', b. tile. ,.--
J. WAl.hEE. Prnpri.toy. Il. IL. MCDONALD &
'u.,' u:,d t,cI Agents. San Francisco.
Ialpat 3: agh g. eu,plnercc street, New, York.
SOLD ny ALL Ulet5ti; ISl $ AND DE ALER3.
IDENTITY 'GEIdER l. MoGREGON. 2 gcnta!
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BARRY'S SALOON.
Rich, Rare and RUBY,

NM1E have just received nm extensive addi-
wv ton to our stock of WINES and II
QUORS, which will compare favorably, in pu-
We mention: Superior Hci1eitk; Vtrxenay-
Moet X Chand"n; Ytnvc Ciicqunt ronsardin;
Cortaillod Moussraux, and other brands Of
CHAMPAGNE: j. II 4. Mariel's Cognac
BRANDY-bclievctl to be tho ONLY lot of this
celebrated brand i'll the city. Old Wheat Bour-
bon WHISKEl 1880. Genuine Hungarian
BITTERS. Partaga, La Crcma and Concilla.
elan CIGARS genuine l:avanae. Call and
try them. PAYSlNGHR d FRANKLIN,
Jan 2S Exchange Hnusc
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The unparalleled success of this Grta ut Fer
tiiiHcr on ALL CROPS, proves it To be tho
BEST and C!iEAPtS ST iIanurc now offered in
the market. II has been used by many of the
most eminent Planters in the South and in
every single instance it has given entire satis-
faction. On COTTON it's effects have been
particularly marked. II is no raro thing Tor
WHANN'S PHOSPHATE to incrca the Yield
from ONE HUNDRED TO TWO HUNDRED
PER CENT, or even mortl
Alr. George q. Dixon, an eminent planter OF
Cameron, Ga, in letter to tho banner and
Ituntcr, says that in All experiment with seven
loacing Superb no pilates and Guanos tho
WHANN'H rove itself best OF all those tiled :,
PAYING net proju Mt tho low market rate or
s2t:O per acre o. -otton copy OF Mr.. Dix
on. letter furnis he'd on al plica'ion. For ale
by CLAGH0RN, IIERHiNG &. CO.
Charleston. s. G., ana Augusta. Ga.
Jan II i3m
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daurtester 4atIp SPY.
CITY NEWS.

On Saturday the Boston and Albany railroad
engineers enjoyed a very pleasant picnic and
fish fry at Brookfeld.
A man, somewhat the worse for liquor, at
tempted to get upon the Nashua train yesterday
as it was leaving the Foster street depot, and
fell, narrowly escaping being run over.
The Mazeppa base ball club claim that they
were not fairly treated by the Aurora club of
Chelsea, in the match played Saturday, and
have left the matter to the decision of the cham
pion bat committee
Assistant Marshal Washburn, who arrested
this fellow, took pains TO hunt up his antece-
dents, for the benefit of the court, and found
that he had been suspected of sundry larcenies
in several places where he had been employed.
One of the carpenters at work upon the Old
South church, fell from the staging in front of
the church yesterday, TO the ground, distance
of twenty-five feet, rendering him completely
senseless for while, but he soon recovered
The Union crew will not go to Springfield
after all, as they received a telegram from the
regatta committee yesterday morning, stating
that theirs was the only entry for the four and
six-oar prizes, and the races were consequently
off.
III. O'Leary, the wherryman, says he shall
go to Springfield, Friday, and challenge the win
ner of the single scull race to row him three
or FIVE mile race on Lake Quinsigamond for $500
side.
A large party of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. F. Harrington called at their residence on
Merrick street, last evening, and presented Mr..
IL. with a very elegant black walnut desk. A
large portion of the visitors were members of
company B. State Guard, of which corps Mr..
Harrington has been popular officer for the
past two years.
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tensile strength Of plates shall be tested. The
board has, in pursuance to section AZ, recon-
mended the adoption of a code of sig
nails and approved of fog horns for sailing
vessels.
The board has also provided for the manner in
which iron bulkheads should be constructed on
wooden steamers, one forward and one abatt
the engine and boilers, and also a collision
bulkhead in the forward part. 1t has also de-
termined the manner in which refined petrole-
UNI may be carried on passenger steamers, on
routes where there are no other means Of trans
portatiOn.
The petroleum is not to be ignitable at a tenn
perature exceeding ITO degrees Fahrenheit, and
is required to be put up in substantial packages,
with the name of the manufacturer and the tenn
perature at which 1t will ignite stamped on the
package, the same to be slowed on the guards
and forward deck, remote from all fires.
Owing to the shortness of time to obtain all
the appliances required by law, the board has
determined that those as to boilers and in
creased life saving apparatus will not be re-
quired until on or after LIST of January next.
All life boats, detaching apparatus for the same,
safety valves, ETC., hitherto in use, and which
have been approved by the board, are retained,
according 10 their capacity, if in accordance
with the old rules All other portions of the
provisions and rules 90 into effect as soon as the
necessary forms shall be prepared for that pur-
pose.
TEN PER CENT.
Gov. Cooke returned here to-day from New
York, having been successful in negotiating the
temporary loan of S25O,OOO, recently authorized
by the territorial legislature, at par at the rate
OF ten per cent
DIED.
John Covington Burch, journal clerk of the
senate of the United States, died here last night,
aged ifty-seyen years.
SETTLED.
A nolle pros. was entered to-day in the case of
Joseph SegOr, who made an attack upon W. G..
Lincoln with heavy cane, about year ago, as
he was leaving the Baltimore and Ohio depot.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-19
New England Dispatches.
The Race POstp0ned-AnnNnI Conn
mencemenI at the Agricultural College.
etc.
MASSACHUSETTS.


SPRINGFIELD, July 1S.-After waiting till
half past seven for smooth water, the six-oared
race between the New York Atantas and the
Harvard university crew, at Ingeside, was post
poned till tomorrow, at 4 O'Clock p. N. The late
bets are 100 to so in favor of the Atlantas.
The exercises of commencement week at the
Amherst state agricultural college began yester-
day with the annual examinations. Glass day
exercises occurred this afternoon and evening.
DIR. Geo. B. LoriUg delivered the annual address
before the literary societies, after which Presi-
dent Clark gave a reception in honor of Gov.
Clafin. The college will graduate its first class
consisting of twenty-nine young men, to-mor-
row. Prof. Selim II. Pea body, of Chicago, has
been elected professor Of mathematics.
BOSTON, July 1S.-This afternoon, Edward
Blrkbeck, aged seventeen, in the employ OF
McCullar, Williams and Parker, fell through a
scutte sixty feet, killing him instantly.
John and James Quigley and John Norton OF
UTICA n: l., three roughs, who fatally stabbed
VIM. O'Neil, Sunday evening, have been ar.
rested.
LEWISTON, July 18.-Leander Morrill, of Lis
bon, and Joseph Wilson of Pennington, were
killed near Jaybridge to-day, while loading
gravel, by the giving way of a derrick.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, July 1S.-The Grafton of DR.
George B. Loring at Wesleyan university. Mon.
day night, was an earnest plea for that system
of education which aims at general culture
rather than special training for some particular
pursuit. The new memorial chapel was dedi
Gated Yesterday A memorial window in the
chapel bears the names of eighteen of the sons
of Wesleyan who lost their lives in the war
This afternoon, the new Orange Judd hall was
formally presented to the trustees by MIR. Judd