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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-05

SANITARY SCIEHCE.-Dr. SMITH, OF New
York, delivered last week III address before
the American Public Health Society, which
was thc. in session in Cincinnati, upon ''Ihe
"Limitations and Modifying Conditions of
"Hunan Longevity as tie Basis of the
"Pnctical Application of Sanitary knoWl-
ledge" He took OCCASION to rap modern
architects and engineers over The knuckieS,
us follows:
"Tbe third requisite is that the profess
sons of architecture. engineering, aud allied
departments Of business should be educated
in sanitary science. How rarely is build
Iny constructed with reference 10 the health
and comfort of those who are to occupy it.
EVERYTHING Is probably made to conform 10
some ancient style, whether the building is
for residence. Il chUrch, a hospital. ora bank.
1t must BE- Grecan, Roman, Gothic, or Re-
Nuisance. or nothing ut all. We can never
have healthy homes or public buildings until
4 new race Of architects and engineers IS
educated in the principles Of modern saui.
tarv architecture, and all forms and styles
are made to conform to those principles"
The following is 4 very good suggestion
namely, that people, aS mass, VIII never
become healthy until they aid their doctors
learn that cat one period almost every dis
ease that alll;ct> humanity might have been
prevented. Doc:.r5 property trained will
probably bc called upon some day 10 make
visits Of inspection that is, to see whe-
ther any member of the family is i'll danger
of being attacked by disease, and, If so, to
ward off the danger. That state Of things
will be infinitely better for both physician
and patient:
1.-THE second requisite is the thorough
education OF the medical profession in sani-
tuv science, and the reduction of that science
to daily practice. In practice; the physician
is called To cure disease. He always waits
until tie cauSc haS lnr,m 10 operate before
he begi!.s TO apply his KNOWLEDGE. One fact
in nearly every case Of sickness, However,
is always apparent to the physician. and that
is that at one period the disease might have
been prevented: and he recognizes how in
Gniteiy more important his advice was at
that time. The physicians advice should be
constantly sought in methods Of prevention
us we'll H. in methods Of cure. TO render
this advice OF greater service, medical schools
must incorporate sanitary science i'll their
course Of study"
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- rcn,,.,.;on of some ofsour Eoxehanses'
s"1 steal all the witty paragraphsthey can
find. We saw Thursdaya wno.c oa'eh .,
paragraphs nara credited 10 a journal which tsa
s,o,cn them, rs was known to us and to
everybody else who has access to the papers
Tint c,mc 10 this office. The practice Is dis
crcdi.able to tho editor that Is guilty OF II.
our rule is to credit all articles which do
not come to us simultaneously in u number
Of papers. None so come except news items
and but few of these. We wouldn't VIII
lingy take the credit OF even one-iinc para
graph that ought to be credited TO some o'''e''
napcr
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CONWAY on SPUHGEOS.-Of all men In the
world, the Rev. NJ. u. CONWAY has taken up
the cudgcls for Mr.. STURGEON, and tells Us
that as professional lecturer is looked down
upon in England, Mr.. STURGEON mcant no
harm when he said he bud refused to lecture
III America because lie would do nothing to
degrade his church or himself, tIr. CONWAY
deyo.es column or so to the famous pl eacli-
cr; says lie appears to &c
"Horcless!y ignorant Of the science, lite.
nature, and aft around hin; he is i'll informed
on everything out-iilu ni CaYin's Institutes
and the libraries Of theology in which those
institutes are relashed, 60 far rs human
| writings are concerned. lie never read
Bible text except through tho eyes Of dogma.
Cut his power has been derived from his
graduation l,rou:ii the university Of Lon
don lite. lis poverty. ell aud death He
knows every class AL .l!y The poor, their uc-
curtiou. resources and temptation, and each
regular listener hears every Sunday man
who can lei! them all they ever did. or con-
template doing. In his way he is an artist.
His discourse Is series Of pictures. They
are, indeed. rough sketches Is 10 their draw
il~, and their colors are not laid on with
fine oils; but each stroke shows the hand of
genius, and each dash of color Is mingled
with the blood Of a warm human heart
Mr.. CONWAY goes on to give an instance of
SrrRGEoA's power which came under his
own observation. The text was, Lead Us
not into temptation"
"He went on for little without parti-
Gle Of sentiment, when all ut once his eye
seems to be caught by some special object.
1t is the seamstress in her dinsy garn, going
along the street home ward ut the end Of her
weary week OF toll. Pale, hugSirfl, hungry,
heart-slck, she Is going to u cherries room,
with few shilinss in her pocket. Having
thus caught sight Of her, the preachers eye
follows her all along the ins and outs of his
tabernacle side you see the diusy skirt and
the faded cheek. His voice now Softens, bis
whole manner grows rctDed by its sympa-
thy. There dashcs by her the lady in her
carriage, on her way TO the opera: there is a
fash of jewels 1t Is cold night again. THE
poor girl looks round an instant and hur-
ries onward. Then a gay woman passes,
| finely clad, seeming happy with her wealthy
| paramount. Again the poor scamstrcS looks,
nay, now she gaZes--her weak eyes are lu<-
trous. What is Sue thinking Of? What
golden glitter of Iinery and plenty shines out
now before her hot forehead as She staeycrs
on homewardf Thou pitying God, lead her
not into temptation.
"spurgeon'S metaphysics and theology
are to ms Noticeable; but after getting used
10 this dognlatic pitting on him, something
begins to he felt in the blood and felt along
the heart one linis himself listening to the
heartbeat Of right und true man, and to a
voice sweet with the still, SD music of HUI
| manity."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-05

The TARIrF.-If there is one southern
Journal that has not, US our Norfolk friends
say, endorsed "our" position on the tariff
question-that is, Of course, among those
which have expressed any opinion we have
not sceu it. Here is Il little paragraph from
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-05

A feature of the appeal to which we In
we the favorable consideration OF our CO.
,empoFaries is that Of attaching the right
credit, whenever it can be ascertained. to
every news paragraph or other selection that
may lie copied into lis columns. Pciersl,ro
AppeM.
A good rule, but one which would ruin
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I'B.ssCt &.
OVERSACkS

CPRlNG OVERSACKS
made from nearly all Of the celebrated goods 'lscc
for that purpose, comprising The
WATERPROOF MIXTURE.
DRAB MELTON CLOTH,
PEARL MELTON CLOTH.
MIXED MELTON CLOTH.
slI.K-MIXiD CASHMERE.
FRENCH COLOREn DIAGONAL,
CDLURED TRICOrS.
SCOTCH CuEFIlT,
cut tasty, made well. ar Al prices from Sll 10 s"'
at the old-establishcd house Of
WILLIAM IRA SMITH. Agt.
nr5at 100 Main street.
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theSgsrsinfa People, which contains coca COG
dealsor food for the Worldfo digest:
aWe are rleased to see the kicl'mo ON
wb;o and Dapatch outfn fayorsof the tar!f.
let our motto be proteetionto home in,
dustry, and abolition of this rotten internal
revcn,ie system Keep the ball rolling"
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KESTAgiIss SES.

ETELLE-REMOVAL The store No.
~ I2O2 lately occupied by Ietc!!e, having been
reed over his head tn another w:.hGui :. =, rd to
him. he h. Ia the dilemma Il. renuye TO tEc lrsr-
meat Of GOfus II -. :3;Tcr nr kleTruti, aud
Bank strct,s. Sh"re III viii m found 10 raceis W his
old friends aud customers, AMI wrrc he will serve
them with the REST LIQGohS ani The very hest
The market aHoiis. icS
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n-PULASkI ALUM-WATER.

As agents for tue muc,l-cstccmcd PULASKI
ALTM-W ATER, we respectfully call the attention
of the medical profession TO the analysis Of Pro-
fessol J. l.. Campbcl Washington College, showing
the presence Of
FtKRiC OXIDE, AtUMIkA. LIME,
MhGNEoiA. pOfASSA. and SODA.
combined with SuLPIi U.iC and SILICIC ACIDS
aud CHLORINE. differing from nearly all The so
called ALUM WATERS, in continuing FhRRlC
.nssead Of FERROUS SULPlIATE. \ conlbina-
ton OF sULpHATES OF ALUMlNA. and
PEROXIDE OF TRph as found Ia this water Is
rather unusual Such :. combination Is regarded
valuahl" FOR Chronic Dyscntery, DiarrhG' &c.
Sc. also IL wash for Ulcers and Cutanconj Ermp-
ti"n-.
The sh)ve wafer supplied Ia the trade or "on-
slnIcrs ny the case or bottle.
Send for i,hamphlets.
j. " WILLIS & Co, Pharmacists,
ND ep.lm Franklin and Fourth streets
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NOAH WALKER e Co,
1904 MAIN STREET,
are prepared to show one Of til" largest and Most
stylish stocks OF
CLOTHING AND GENTLEMEN's FURNISH.
ING GOODS
ever sccu IN thc city. Cali and examine before pur
chasing elsewhere.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. \ per.rc: At guar
ant'-d. Remember,
~ la-1m 1895 MAIN STREET.
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ryBATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE,

EY" B AT CHI Z LOR'S HAIR DYE
This splendid HAIR DYE 10 the best In til" ""rlr
The only true ana perfect dye Harmless reliupe.
and Instantaneous; no disappointment: no rl!lcu-
lnus Tins ar uii,,e:lSint odnr, Remedies the III
eff, cts Of bad dyes and washes Produces imme-
dIat.ly u superb black or nJtural brown. and leaves
the hair cleau SOFT and beautiful. The genuine
sgncn ". A. HATCIIELOR. sold b. all druggists.
CHARLES BArCHELOR,
re 3O-c,d Proprietor. New York.
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sPECrAKI5NOT1CES.s !

81 NAT CHECK MUSLIN, suitable for dress
Ing saclues wrappers, aud aprons, at Soc per !'fa
worth 5Oc.:
SKIRTING CAMBRIC, fully yaru-"ide' d. -'''
worth 35c. per yard' - - -'..
s1yIss C.MBRIC, NAINS0Ok, and NULL
MUsLINS, In all qualities;
VICTORIA and BISHOP LAWN from Is to SOC.
per yard;
yIt"rOkIA LAWN so Inches wide; piece OF II
wards for $50 worth 31c. per yard; .......r..
INDIA TWILL LDSG-cLOlH, ... .t
WHITE BRiLLIANTS;
Tucked NAIN,UUk ut sl.cI worth 50 per yard.
LEVY BROTHERS.
1Ol7 aud 1919 Main street
large stock of MATING, CARPETS, OIL
,I,nTgs. and RUGS ap29
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-05

The evidence ms to who set lire TO CoIu,n.
bia, published by us ON SAT day, was OBJ
tanned from the New York Tribune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-05

SPRING CLOTHING,
500 BUSINESS SUITS,
800 DRESS SUITS,
COO pair, FANCY tASSfMERE PANTS,
&c, WHITE DUCK VESTS,
1000 WHITE DRESS SHIRTS,
1900 pairs WHITE (pcppc' IN JEANS DRAWERS,
81 pair; go pair, ConvSiGr K h"npsonn Mir S
cash, aud will be sold lon. Ny friends and the pub
Tic generally are invited to call an supply them
selves from the largest and best otnck ~ ~: Soa't.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH. A$f
Sign BIG FLAG. Al VI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-05

~ NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS
Fur MAY AND JUNE, 1o73.-T. Il. PRICE &
CO., just FROM market again, are orcning b. ssean-
crs aud express, all the novelties In Shade III de-
sigu for spring and summ"r-many decided bar
rlius In imported DRESS GOODS.
y graa, variety Of JAPANESE SILKS and fpf-
Inns;
PLAIN and SFl:IrFD FRENCH SILKS:
GROS-GRAIN and BONNET SILKS;
CpLORED SILKS, for trimming;
CHECKED and PLAIN MOHAlRS 23e. tn II pei
ward;
SUIrING LINENS aul PDPLINS. for Travellers
PLAIN and STRIPED GRENADINES;
IRON BAREGES. every price;
SILK GRENADINES, AUSTRALIAN CRATES;
MOURNING GOODS, every style in use:
KID GLOVES. CRAZE Wells, &c. ar %
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
4 nTI FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
" OF III HNOND, Va.
OFFICE. No. lll3 MAIN STREET

OFFICE. No. 1ll3 MAIN STREET
itnier HE hauhiu:--hOuSc ~ Lancashire Coz.
AUTHORIZED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5000. 600:
ASSETS. 100, goo.
nIRECToRs.- Peter ". GTuhiis, Clement X.
Barksdil,. Charles L. Davis. William VI. Archer.
William II. Palmer /. Il. Tatln. :. ii. Hawcs. 4.
William rcnihcr;oiI. ~ ;. v DOL !rI,'gc. +. I. Glas-
gov. 7. l.. y Walfor,!, John Tyler. Isaac II. Car
Bargainin, u. ii. Lucke. Bailey Davis. Frank H.
Hill. F. Il. Watkins. Lewis =: trcnslIaw, George
Grr:, Samuel Freddy, WILLARD III Powers.
This home company i now really tn isSile It's
policy against Loss OR DAMAGE ~ FEE On
BLILNNG>, HOUSEHOLD FUkNl CRE, and
Asa SNYDER. President:
:ny:-lm T. Is. MEADE, secretary.
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MEETINGS.
DIcHMoND EcoMMANDERY, -.

DIGHMoND EcoMMANDERY W.
IOEEo ., K. T, sRICTMoED, Mayi ~
1874. Order no u: Sir Knicets,-A ~
the MnSons' Hall, Franklin street. on
TUESDAY, Bth instant ats O'Clock 7. NJ, on when
occasion Rev Sir Knight John. Collin. soCabc OF
Delaware. will present tho L. niandeTy win
napdso me and appropriate souvenir from the Sir
kiIghs Of Wilmington.
Other business Of M interesting character WIN NC
Transacted.
ny order OF ti,n + Connnn'lcr.
H..t l.. T.. BASS, Captln-tiencr.'.
Attest: Ill
W. BIppTGK. Recorder my F-2t'
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ng- THE ENTIRE POPULATION OF

ME- THE ENTIRE POPULATION OF
the gnic Is In greater or less degree lnfected WIN
the faint of Scrofula II appears In various FORMS
such as white swengs, ulcers. eiyslpeEis' s"eilcd
neck, indoent inlammaiions. mcrcurlal affec-
tons, old sores, erupions Of the skin, sore eyes
&c. For these as well all other constitutional
diseases ER. TUTTs; SARSAPaklLLA AND
QUEENS DELIGHT Ia, proven Itself In thou
sand Instances positive antdote.
Ru,lOus, EEMITTENT, AND INTERMIT-
TENT FEyERS, which prevail In the val
lvs of rivers and other niasma!ic districts through
the summer and autumn, arc invariably accompanied
iry arrangements Of the stomach and liver, and
other abdominal gscers- There Is always weak
ness aud irritable state of the stomach and torDr
of the bowels. DIR. TUFTS LIVER PILLS arr
peculiarly adapted TO such cases. Hy3
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nj DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS !!
We call particular attention to our stock OF DRESS
GOODS, our assortment being very large. Take
look at our
BLACK and COLORED SILKS,
JAPANESE SILKS,
JAPANESE POrLINS,
AIPAcAS, MOHAIRS. WASH-POPLIN5.
GINGHAMS. LAWNS. PIQUES,
MARSEILLES. IRON GRENADINES,
BOMBAZINES,
TAMlSE and AUSTRALIAN CREPE.
ALSO.
large assortment of PERChLEs. pklH1ED
CAMBRICS, and CALICOES.
LEVY BROTHERS.
MACBINE-NEEDLE S and MAClIlSE-OlL.
ap23
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MILITARY NOTICES.
FAIR.


L AIN ooN A'-''ND
The lIdcs OF the Grtc.-Strce. Presbyterian
church. grateful for the patronage cAtcnueh -,
them nofwi hsanding the inclclEehl weather. VIII
continEe their sale of 80.
US1FuL AND FANCY ARTiCLFS
OH SATURDAY from - VI. ~ t. NJ, M on Mohna'
and TUESDAY from |. NJ through the e'"'l'nS <
Meal, and rrfr, spnlelfS provided IL us!l'
3.It
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nISSOL ITO N.-'the co-plrtnel>hip
IL heretofore cx listing III the name of liERSEY
IL DAVIS Is this day dissolved by mutual conscnl.
All persons h,vin. claims will please present ttcn.
settlement. Either party will sigu the name of the
firm.
CHARLES r. DAVIS will continue the business
at the old stand, and respectfully suiicitS the c"I
tinuluce of the patronage so long bestowed upon the
old firm.
RIC!iMOSD, Nav !. ls73 NY l-lw
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ENNOLDS'S VIRGINIA HEPATIC
IL ana rCRGArINE PILLS. acknowledge 10y
all who have Isc:! them t. le the best pills OF the
hind in the market. pnly one pill dose They are
guaranteed ~ give silst. lion For sale by drug
Ri>tS generally. rricc, 70 cents per box.
rem NbilS < FARRAR-
NH l6-3m Sole proprictorS, Richmond Va.
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NE LLAMA LACE SHAWLS, LLAMA
LACE SACQUES.-Largc additions Just made to
our stock Of the above goods, making our assort-
ment thu Iurgcst offered by any one house In
this city Lev nItN hhh"'
rLARK'S and COATS SPOOL-CofToN, 7,c.
per dozen. ap -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-05

CLoVEsKS;v oruv
ORCHARD GRASS,
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS,
LAWN GRASS,
lIERDStRASS. and every variety OF
FIELD GRASS ard
GARDEN SEEDS Of the finest quality,
offered 1t the LOWEST MARKET RATES.
y hicsalr quotations furnished 10 dealers.
'romp aud careful attention given 10 all orders
nh, .her ty letter or person.
ALLISON & ADDISON.
sts'd and Guauo Merchants
SCI E.rnn0nd. Va.
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MILLINERY GOODS.

ENTIRELY EEW. $50
E "ss11a<N'
Having lust returned from New York She'Ns
with 4 ciiuce and oc!ccj stock 81
SUMNER MILLINERY.
which invite tie public TO examine can exhibit
ali OF my goods on MONDAY, May ath, aud on
THURSDAY an FRIDAY, the 9Th and Gun, VIII
have 4 grand opening Of
FrESCu-pa iTI.HN BONStTS AND HATS.
NOi:NlANDY BONNETS. &C.
SORT ,ucnf Of STRAW GOODS. suri. as the novelty
.: u LEGlIui:N BONNET. something entirely
new, having just been introduced.
In HATS FRENCH CHIP. STRAW. NTA-
pOIlTAN. LEGlIGkN, ENGLISH BRAID. TCS-
rAE. and every slyl" which tan IN found III any
nor, hcrn establishment. II III" oid-rstabiishcd
house at 1ApAME ID. iilaM n .hAN.
1923 Main street
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III READY-MADE ALPACA TRIM
MlNGS
RUFFLES, TUCklAGS, PCFFiSGS.
MARSElLLES TRIMMINGS.
C"OCHET EDiIHGe,
SPANISH LACE, for wells:
GEiPURE LACE,
BOBBIN-EUGISG,
SPOT LACES, for wells;
LACE and LINEN SETS OF COLLARS ana
CUFFS:
LINN COLLARS and CUFFS:
JET BANDS. y the head;
Whitley JET SITS of BREASIflNS ard hAF
kIStI~:
New style LEkVE-BUTTUNa;
SILK, ELASTIC, aud LEATHER BELTS;
LEVY BROTHERS,,
1917 and 1910 iiain street
A large stock OF NECKTiES, NECk-liBBONS,
and >CARE> apes
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THE LATEST SENSATION.
WILLOW PLUMkS, PDMPON- FOR SUMNER,
III ry"rl fashionable si!Ge.
FRENCH FLOWERS. such rs have never hnforc
,,ncp exhibited in Ibis city. IN FANCY GOODS.
rcIl Lace Eiclcs Shlw!s Wells, Co! lals and Hand
kerchcfS. also, I'll! linc Of Imitation Lace. Kid
I;,ove. lnautis, in all ceinrs. JfS-Such ~ Combs.
Bands, Pins. &c, al tie ol,:-csiahllscl house Of
MADAME l.. DENELNA
Y. R.-Counry merchants vii! iii:'l II Ia their own
Interest ti.siroti, II purchasing WHOLESALE, by
calm: upon NE, ~ ! am convinced, after having
had our prices. YOU will lie satisfied that the above
statement IS correct.
MADAME Il. DEMELMaN.
1926 Main street,
mv5 between Thirteenth aud Fourteenth.
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pssst,,..;gI.s>S d PARTNERSHIPS.

RICHMOND. May Ist, lS13.
NORMAN V. RANDOLPH has been adj |
~ United partner IL our DuSincss from and after
r; date The style of thu firm will rciIl1n Il. here
tofore i W. RANDOLPH ENGLISH.
Books IN all I, dep rlments nf literature tiencl
Cn.l.s., aud American Stationery; Book binding |
in ;l its bran hes. AT 1919 Main street nv SIT
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ANI.SEMENTS.

GRAND ORGAN RECITAL AT
GRACE-STHEET PRFSBYTER1AE CHURCH
cxTUESDAY EVENING. NAY sTi'.
~ ) O'Clock. by
Mr.. LEO. p. WHEAT
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The accredited skill al Mr.. WHEAT as thorough
master of the organ. the combinations ana V9ciig
of the instrument whose qualities will be eplayen,
and The admirable adaptation Of tie room Tor nnc
musical cfftrt vii! make This an occasion OF special
interest 10 the lovers of select music
Titke;s FIFTY CENTS, at the bookstores and al
the door. my 81
The New York herald., 1873-10-22

NEW YORK TO GLASGOW LIVERPOOL
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY.
These elegant Clydebuilt steamers will sail from
pier SO North River as follows:-
IEOhtlA suay, nov. ~
PENNSYLVANIA. w Wednesday, Nov 70
And every alternate Wedne sday thereafter taking
at through rates to all of Great Britain and
Ireland, Norway, Sweden Denmark and Germany.
Drafts for f1 and upwards
For freight or passage apply to -
No. u Broadway
The New York herald., 1873-10-22
PROPOSALS.
4 for wrought and CAST iron Work for the United
States Court House and Post once, New York city
UsIrzp srArEs CouEJ HOUSE

i for Wrought and CAST iron Work for the United
States Court House and Post once, New York city.
UsrrzD STATES CounI HOUSE,
or.cs o o. rss1 ossna nsr 9ss1 ces
sngerntendent until IL NJ Of the 10th day Of November
the Sd Cast rSn aas Pu'ps e
q. q the external openings Of the first story,
the eternal opennss a M and shsgs s e
stories and the door frames archiraves and fnsbngs
Of ne Interior openings Of the second third and fourth
specifications and called Tor IN The sohsdns IN ne
be had application st tbis once S'nsauis Ss
work place Be urnss1 By he 10 P1 ee ee
OF charge but will be erected by the coitractors
proposals will be made by the piece for the varioua
M o. wrought and cast iron work. provided Tor
The work will not be subdivIded among dneysn. bh.
ders but Wi viii be considered IN the aggregate.
ps pcon 6as o IS @ oe ss
acceptance ofproposal and the remainder Of the work
as rapidly as required by the snpernsn and the
Pigments viii be made monthly. deductins ten per
cent until the nnal completion oi the contract -
All BIDS must ee accompanied by penal bond IN the
bidder will accept and erform The contract II awarded
e s s sss y ss Ss
the Dstrict attorney Of the IA district wherein he resides
bids Be- deemed the nterest Of the government 70
1d Pa nS ~sS' sS So s Srssa
with ot g Ter bs
tSs q wroushi o. cast iTon work who
.s @ e iss q for s:nss C1t e wOs M
'01'ss CT HfLHGSH 5nncfintedeaS
The New York herald., 1873-10-22

DONDOUT AND KINGsTON-LANDING AT COZ
IL zens' Cornwall, Newburg. Marlborough, Milton,
Poughkeepse and Esopus The tteaInboats THOMAS
CORNELL and JAMES W. BALDWIN leave Harrison
street. pier - North River, daily, at O'Clock r. M
CToNINGToN LINE FOR BOsToN.-THE ELEGANT
RHODE ISLAND every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
from pier So North River, at I'm.
The New York herald., 1873-10-22

RATES OF PASSAGE.
Cabin-s70, $50 and 800. gold according to accommo-
dation.
Round trip tickets at low rates
Seerage-To Liverpool, Queenstown. Glasgow, Lon
donderry, London, Bristol Cardiff, So Prepaid GER
thcates, $32 currency.
Passengers also forwarded TO Havre, Hamburg, Swe-
den, Norway, Denmark and Paris, at reduced rates
Drafts issued at lowest rates
For cabin and general business apply at the
Companys office, No Is Broadway.
For steerage passage, at 80 Broadway.
O'DoNNELL 4 FAULK, 402 Chestnut street. Philade-
n S. CREAGH, lo2 State street. Boston.
r. c. BROWN, 81 South Clark street, corner Of Lake
street. Chicago.
WILLIAM iNMAN. Liverpool. and No. Rue Scribe,
Paris