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FOREIGN SHIPNENT.-The German bark
GodeGroy, G. ii. Sinnig master, cleared
from this port yesterday for Liverpool
with cargo Of 3i6,9SS feet Of oak and pop
lsr lumber and 10, 1876 oak slaves, valued ut
&c, ,9Q9.4Q.
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CHICK CIGARS, DC.

The srEISwAY and CHrcKEnIsG are not pianos
OF merely local reputation. They are known
around the world rs the best instruments made
RYLASD 4 LEE, Agents,
9l3 Main street.
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THE BoND-PRINTING CONTRAcT.-At the
meeting Of the Board Of Commissioners Of
the Sinking Fund held Tuesday the claim OF
Edgar Allan, Esq, for sl25 for writing the
contact with the Kendall Company and for
going to New York 10 investigate the re-
sponsibility of said contractors, and report
ing on same, was allowed by majority
vote. Mr.. Allan's services were obtained
because the Attorney-Gcneral declined to
act in view OF the then pending injunction
proceedings.
A communication from the Kendall Conn.,
pany, reciting that in view OF the 100000
required of them "and apprehensive Of
annoyance in the execution OF our contract
and collection therefor" that the sum OF
$4,000 be advanced them; which commu-
nication was land on the table.
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If you want TO get rich mount mule, because
when you are on mule you arc better OF; and II
you want 10 be better of get good breakfast, din
ner. or supper at LANES MODEL DINiSG-RO0Ms,
322 north seventh street, for 25 cents.
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THE suoSISGER ORGAN is going everywhere,
II is sweet, powerful, durable, and cheap. II can
he had with or without chime Of bells.
RYLAND & LEE, Agents.
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Sc. only for a PICNIC CIGAR.
Ny WIPE

for over three years has been afflicted with chills
and fever contracted In Illinois, and with dyspep-
sia Of long standing, and general debility Of the
system. She has used three bottles OF SIMMONS
LIyRR-REGULAToR Her chills are entirely cured,
and the dyspepsia almost vanquished
NV. EyERuART. Hampton, Va
Genuine prepared only by j. H. ZEILIS 4 co.
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PICNIC CIGARS, Sc.

WE have Just received some Pure, Delicious
CArAwBA WINE. Price very low.
Pure PORT WINE for medicinal use.
w ID. RLAIR & 20.
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HOLLYWOOD MENoRIAL-DAY.-The SOL
diers' graves at Hollywood will be de-
corated on the oath instant, on
which day there will be parade Of mill
tary, and short and informal address by
General Fitz Lee. The address will be
delivered about $50 o'clock from stand
TO be erected on Gettysburg Hill. DR..
Hoge will be asked to open the proceedings
with prayer.
The Ladies Hollywood Memorial AS
sociation will hold an important meeting
this evening at $3.50 O'Clock, at the resi-
dence No. 2O6 east Main street.
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nosToy. Noycmber 90, 1881.

BosTos, November 20, 1881.
Brotcn Chemical Company:
Geutlemen,-For years have been great suf-
ferer from Dyspepsia and could gct no relief lhay-
inc tried everything which ~ss recommended un-
m. acting on the advice Of friend, who hadbcen
benefited ny BROWNS IRON BrTTERs, tried
bottle, with most surprising results. Previous TO
taxing BROWNS IRoS BIrTERs everything ate
distressed me, and suffered greatly from burn
ing sensation in the stomach, which was unbear-
able. since taking BROWNS IRON BITTERs all
my troubles arc At an end. Can eat any time with
ON, anv disagreeable results. am practically an
o,her nerson. Mrs. W. !. FLYNN,
80 Maverick street, East Boston.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was warm,
with heavy showers OF rain during the day,
accompanied by lightning and thunder.
TRrRMoNETER YESTERDAY: @ A. NJ, ~;
q A. NJ, IS; noon, so; 3 Z. NJ, 7S; y.
NJ, 70; midnight, Ga.
Mean tempcfature, 13f.
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THE BEST w.Ss.-Is0,0o0 Mason Hsmi'n
Organs sold, RyLASp 4 LEE, Agents.
els Nam street,
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THE "FiscHER" PIANO defes competition.
There Is no piano the market, for the price, that
can touch It, II was the first American piano ever
sold in the Chinese Empire.
RYLASD h LEE, Agents,
gl3 Main street.
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DER RY ID A V L SIS
VEGETABLE PAIN-KILLER,
A NEyER-FAILING CURE FOR BURNS,
sCALDs, BRUISES, CUTS, SORES, ETC.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
CIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.

ASK THE RECOVERED
Dyspeptics, Bilious Sufferers, victims Of Fever and
Ague, the Mercurial-Diseased patient,
HOW THEY RECOVERED
health, cheerful spirits, aud good appetite, they
will tell you by taking
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaundice,
Bilious Attacks, SICK HEADACHE, Collie, De-
preston Of spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heartburn
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
This unriyalled southern remedy is warranted
not 81 cOntain single pNrticeo Of MERCURY or any
injurious mineral substance, but n
PURELY VEGETABLE.
If you feel drowsy, debiiltatcd, have frequent
headache mouth tastes badly, poor appetite. and
tongue coated you suffering from torpid liver,
or 4 biliousness-" and nothing will cure you 30
speedily and permanently az 10 take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
IL Il given with safety and the happiest results TO
the most delicate infant. IL takes the place OF qu
nine and bitters Of every kind II the cheapest,
purcst and best family medicine In the world.
Beware OF counterfe n. Take only the genuine,
In white wrapper with red y In front, prepared by
soLDBY ALL DRUGGISTS. sp 6-eodtAus0
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How TO BUY Boys
CLOTHES

People are apt 10 think that II they were
only rich enough 10 be Indifferent about the
cost of a thing 10 would be easy to obtain just
what they want In the matter Of CLOTHING.
IL you've ever tried IL, You know this TO be
faIlacy; nothing 10 easier than to spend lot
OF money In dressing your boy, but the difi-
Guilty Is In the choosing.
One mother considers the beauty Of the new
garment, another scrutinizes the making.
while q third estimates how II will look after
n months wear.
We are watchful of all these details,
and our experience enables us to determine
what win wear better than any one not an ex-
pert. wegiye you the beneat Of our skill and
labor, and II Is safe to be guided by our judg-
ment as 10 goods, while exercising your own
taste as to patterns and style Of garment.
That we are honest in our desire 10 serve you
efficiently, our readiness to take back goods
and refund money Is the best test.
A. SAKs & Co,
THE STRICTLY OSE-PRIcE
C. o. ID. CLoTHIERs,
1913 MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE Posr-0FFICE.
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BROWNS IRON BITTERs
acts like a charm on the
DIGESTIVE ORGANS,
removing all dyspeptic symptoms, such as tasting
the food bclching, heat In the stomach, heartburn,
etc. The only iron preparation that will not
blacscn the teeth or give headache.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY,
BALTIMORE, MD.
rec that all IRON BITTERs are made by BROWN
CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore, and have
crossed red lines and trademark on wrapper.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS PoR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, raw southerly veering
to northwesterly winds, stationary or high
er temperature, falling followed by rising
barometer.
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KEY WEST CIGARS jast received.
w. ID. BLAIR Co.
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AFTER FORTY YEARS OF TRIAL,
FERRY DAVIs's PAIN-KILLER STANDS
UNRIVALLED.
1T Is SAFE: 1T ACTS IMMEDIATELY
IT NEVER FAILS!
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4itllmond 1ispatth.
THURSDAY. Y..............MAY IL, 1882.

ss-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN or ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TIE CITY.
Entered Mt the Post-offsce at Richmond, Na' as
second-class matter.
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iron OTHER LOCAL SEE FOURTH PAGE.l

WE KNOW HOP BITTERs are above and bcyon(
all as q nntrItions tonic and punitive.
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THE PRIMARY ELECTION TO-DAY,

The Ticket as Nominated by the German
Citizens' Association, and which is TO BE
Supported by Them as the Conservative
Democratic Primary 20 be Held To-Day.
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OAKwOOD MEMORIAI-DAY.-The rain yes
terday made the roads leading to OakwOod
cemetery so wet and muddy that compara-
lively only few persons We're in attend
ance at the grounds TO participate in the
annual work of decorating the soldiers
graves. A good many went, however, and
distributed flowers and eyergTeens in yari-
Gus designs TO what extent they could. 1t
is beautiful custom this Of thus remem-
bering the gallant dead who, far from homes
and kindred, breathed their last, and to-
day i'm the distant homes once gladdened
by their presence many blessing was
asked for those who in this way cared for
their last resting-places.
A beautiful instance Of affection and es-
TEEN in this connection was evinced by the
ladies OF the OakwoOd Board on yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. J. Vest, whose recent death has
deprived them OF valued co-worker, lies
buried in her family lot in Hollywood.
The remaining members Of the Board sent
out in the morning IA beautiful design OF
immortelles to place on the mound under
meath which she rests. Ii was a beautiful
thought, and one which did credit to their
hearts.
At Oakwood the monument erected
several years ago by the ladies was pro-
fusely and handsomely decorated, rs was
also the Texas monument by the ladies
who have il under their special charge.
The occasion passed of pleasantly and
satisfactorily TO the ladies, notwithstanding
the discouragements and discomforts OF the
day
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The following was delivered by hand or
sent through the mails to all German citi--
zens yesterday:
DER Deutffhe 8iirgfr Terein
sriudt eie bitrmit frsunoIdit fur folssnos
Strrtu bel Der ON
Sonueritag, ben 11ten Wiai,
ifatthncsnom Uotipabl Su itimmsn. lno
ole ibriatn Nameu ,u iirsihsu psl6s Sts
ouf Dem sidst Der conferDatiDen Upr'
ipa hl inAen:
Here follow the names given in the
translation below.]
Sur bisis 8aro miro trf Wittpod ein
Staoiraibs 5idst aufaeftellt.
Gs III bic Gbfht ess ob9sn gsreinS ole
bsutfhe Stiminsn nn lltsn Wal oil otn
etimmialttn su brn9sn nm uniersr Sroit
nno Glnaisit peor sinmaI ausorud lu
aebtn
Tis obsu anasfibrtsn 9anoiootsr fino
bic bsitsn uns frsiinuiaittn pelht pir be
iommen i0nnsn rtsbalb mir Sit reht orin
a.ne sriuh.n. fh oil Der @OrnobI Al bttb'i
lia,n, Do ID uns nur auf oisIs Bsli, lnoaIld
miro. liberat osfinnis Wlnnsr n0nlInlTen
uno srwdhItn gu btIftn.
Sbalcih iib uie aeaen Die 0oripnbl id9tH
I6et 70 III opd uuier otn itkia,n politlitsn
0ubdltniGsn Der obiae Ssrsin na6 rtiflldu
ll,buIsauna Al Der llebsrssuaun9 9etem
men oab ai, o,utihsn aooptubilratr nd IN
ibrtr Qanl,n Stdrf, oil bisisr @orDabl be-
ibtii9su loll!tu. adtunaspou
Die GrecutiYsO Opmite.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

VNO THE VOTERS OF MARSHALL
Il WARD: Ibeg leave Estate that had nothing
Yesterday, and sent through the mail 10 citizens by
the German Association, endorsing certain candi-
dates for Board Of Aldermen and COmmOn COun-
Gil for Marshall Ward. Respectfully,
my ll-lts III. hETIGER.
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CUFFER NO LONGER
PROM
DYSPEPSIA,
INDIGESTION,
WANT OF APPETITE,
LOSS OF STRENGTH,
LACK OF ENERGY,
MALARIA,
INTERMITTENT FEvERs, &C.
BROWNS IRON BTTTERs
NEVER FAILS TO CURE ALL THESE
DISEASES.
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Richmond light Infantry Blue
Efghfy.Ninth Anniyersary.


This company paraded yesterday with
full ranks and marched to the James-River
Brewery, headed by Voelker's band OF
music.
The target-shootng was excellent, Ser
geant Henry, of the Blues, winning the
medal. Mr.. Ben. Lipscomb, Justice David
Richardson, and Monte Walker tied in
shooting for the saddle Of mutton. In the
final trial between the three, Monte Walker
carried off the prize. Everything good 10
eat and drink was in profusion. Invited
guests were numerous. The dinner was
about being announced when a heavy
shower Of rain came up, driving folks and
edibles TO the pavilion, where everybody
Jared well. 1t is needless to say the din
ner was elegant when it is known that
John Dabney, the well-known caterer, was
the manager.
Among the old Blues and their friends
were John Howard, Colonel /. l.. Cary. DR..
Beale, Alfred Shield, b. +. Ladd, Colonel
DOdamead, and many others. Captain
Levy and Captain Jarvis, war captains,
were smiling among the boys. Many ladies
were present and took dinner. Among the
number we ascertaincd the names Of the
following: Mrs. John S. Wise, Mrs. DIR.
Crenshaw, Mrs. A. VI. Brownell. Miss Sa-
rah Carrington, Miss Anna Anderson, Miss
Ada Levy, Miss Moses, Mrs. Page, Mrs.
Kennedy and friends.
Captain John S. Wise read telegram
from Captain Lee, Of the Lynchburg Blues,
and read letter from General Wickham, in
which he referred in most eloquent man
ner TO the virtues Of the late o. Jennings
Wise. lie also read letters from Martin
LipScomb, J. X. V. Daniel, General Fitz.
Lee; Secretary Folger. Of tile United
States Treasury; j. Pendleton Rogers;
Scott Shipp, OF the Virginia Military Insti-
tute; W. ii. Cundy, captain Of the Boston
Artillery, a company organized in 1888;
William Pinckney Wythe, OF Baltimore;
Colonel David l.. Austin, Fifteenth regi-
ment, OF Brooklyn; Samuel j. Randall, OF
Pennsylvania; General Winfield Scott
Hancock, and others, regrctting their in
ability 10 be present.
DR.. James Beale made appropriate re-
marks in response to an introduction by
Captain Wise.
Everybody was delighted with the hos
pitality OF the occasion, and the 10th OF
May, 1882, may he referred to as one OF the
most pleasant of the many anniversaries OF
the Blues.
The rain was so heavy about the time
the festivities Of the day were brought to
a close that omnibuses and hacks had to be
ordered from the city to bring the COM
pany and guests back home.
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FLORIDA.wATER.

TOILET, BATH. AND HANDKERCHIEF.
lmh so-rh,ss&Tusul.
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PERRY DAvIs's PAIx.KILLER.

fmY 6-e0dlwl
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The following was delivered by hand or
sent through the mails to all German citi-
zens yesterday:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-08

Some men crow before they are out OF
the woods, or laugh before they hold
the prize. One Of this class IL . Cleave-
land lawyer, and lately he became the
crrstfallsn hero Of scene in the police
court Of the city.
A few days ago, Joseph Davis com
mepced prosecution 10 the police court
AGAINST John Wendell. On the trial
William DAvia was the principal VII
ness for prosecution, and made the case
strong against the defendant
Mr.. C, the attorney for the defsn'
dant, took him in hand for cross-ex'
animation, Is follows
Mr.. Care you in any manner reIa'
ted To the prosecution witness
Witness Yes
Mr.. & How.
Witn.ss-We are brotbers-in.law.
Mr.. C-You can 60 down, sir.
Mr.. Chen called mp and ex'
amined about . dozen witnesses, who
swore that William Davis and pros
ecutlon witness were father and son
This was cliuChiDg testimony, but Mr.,
.C-was calling another witness
yet, when the Judge said
Mr. C, there is no use In cali
ing any more witnesses 70 that point
IL il abundantiy proved.
Mr.. :eplied, "li your Honor
il satisfied, am; only wish to snow
that the witness Ia liar and not TO be
believed - and be tilted himself BACK
in the chair, ran his fingers through
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-08
Akaln In Trouble.

Diamond Dick, who not long since
figured prominently III this city, by
riding a fiery steed through the city,
and who wore long flowing locks Of
hair as an advertisements OF his skill as
a physician, has again been brought TO
grlel III the town OF Dover He has
been visiting al through the State and
was arrested on his first visit TO Dover
for fast driving, On Monday he was
arrested the second time ON the charge
OF assault and battery on Samuel Solo
mon, a liveryman OF that town
Both plaintiff and defendant appear
Ell before a magistrate, when NveIy
time euSued, Diamond Dick again
pOuDcing upon the complainant and
| using him rather roughly. The Squire
also TOOK hand in the mcice ana ex
C!trment ran high for a lew moments
After ord.s had been restored, III. trla
was continued, but there being no evi
dcnCe to convict the prisoner the cas-,
was dismissed.
The brave trOnllcrslnan was no. al
| wed to 20 scott free" however, and .
, ai.er reading the law to him the JUS
tee committed him to jail Tor ten days
! for contempt Of court. +. T. Cooper
ESD, appeared as Counsel for Diamon,
DIX, and succeeded IN having the sen
tcnCr changed to fine OF ten dollars
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-08
He EOnnu Her Brave Enough.
EruIn tho IrnNlAenne Inurnal

The well known fish monger, Mr..
A bert A. Wilson, lives in the Warwick
suburbs, his house overlooking the bay
and somewhat isolated from other
dwellings. He married a wife not long
ago and presented her with revolver
Is protection against tramps who,
jrudging along the railroad, sometimes
called at the house for food, but did not
think She had the courage to use it.
Going home a few evenings ago in a
jocular mood, Wilson raped at the door,
disguised his voice and was refused al
rrittance. He then went around to the
back door AMI tried it, demanding some.
tairg to eat, but Mrs. Wilson declined
to open the door 10 stranger. He then
shook the front door and peeped in at
he window, when there was "a report
Inside, a crashing OF glass and a bullet
Hhi2zti by the head Of the festive Oker
50 close that he hastily withdrew and
gave his name, as he heard the Ominous
preparations for another shot. He was
admitted, and was more than satisfied
that the result Of lis experience prov.
ed beyond reasonable doubt that Mrs
W. had all the requisite courage TO ust
weapon when it was necessary to pro
teCt the house from intruderS
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Tho Kulilyuu-Ryau Fight.

TIE Bourbon organ at Fifth and Mar
ket streets is making the most OF the
reported error in the REPUBLICAN Of
the grsa: prize fight between Ryan and
Sullivan, the report being that Ryan
was the victor and Sullivan the vaL-
uuished. That the RErCBLICAS was
deceived was not its fault but OF the
first telegram sent not only to this city
but all over the country by VIII Oh
many evening papers besides the RE
PUBLICAN were drceiyed, There
is very good evidence that the Every
Evening received the same desratrh
and had ii set ready TO be put into the
last edition when another despatch
came announcing Sullivan as the victor
ard giving the full details. BY this
time the REPrBLICAN owing to the
edition Of over 5000 That it had to run
off, had gone to Dress and was rattline
off its edition at the rate of sixty
papers a minute and not receiving the
later news until it Sas too late, the er.
ror was not corrected. The morning
papers of New York and Philadelphia
all refer TO false dispatches first sent
and some Of yesterday evening
papers published it the same as the
| REPUBLICAN did. Sometimes there is
an advantagea in having a small circu.
| latioD and tina. advantage in this case
| fell to the Every Evening.
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FOURTH EDITION.
RIVER InPROVEAENTs.
- 81, ISL wanted fer the Improve
ment efDeiawsse River sna Hey
ana Tributary Hsseasns.

the members OF the Philadelphia
Joint Committee OF Councils on Com.
MERGE and Navigation and members OF
the different maritime aud commercial
exchanges Of the city went through 10
" ashing,on to-day, 10 appear before the
Congressional Committees OF commerce
and Appropriations this evening, TO
urge the i'm Importance OF liberal appro'
priation for the Improvement ot the
Delaware river and bay
The committee was accompanied bj
Governor Hoyt and collector .Hartrai'.
Tine committee will ask the recommen
dation of the following items for the
improvemeptof the navigation OF Della
ware and Schuylkill rivers and Della
ware Bay.
For the Improvement OF the De'a'
ware river, between Trenton and fhli'
adelphia, So, 900 for the Deiawa e
river, below Bridesburg philadelphia
barbor), $ijO,000; for schooner Ledge
So7 900; for Cherry Island Oats, Slj6,
900; for beginning work on Dan Baker
shoals. $50 oo0, for the ScnuyIkIl river,
So, 900; Tor the improvement OF Frank
ford creek, $50, 1000. to,a. for improve
ments, $5jS, 0uo.
For New Castle ice harder, $h0" for
Marcus Hook ice harbJr, ~ 600, Tor
beginning work on the proposed new
lc. hars0r at the head OF Delaware
hav SIuu ooU' tnr hegiunipg work OF
cIo.iur yau her v.ap the ice breaker
and htsaf na..r Al Lewes SljU.u,o hr
cnmrI.ting IRON ni.re Lsw... Sl3, 600
totai TOR t,e Ealnnr, and break water.
s4u nno
F.,r .nrv.v On III. delaware Eiyer,
.hnya pnilaL.Irb,a 500 FIR removal
~ wr.cs.;n n.,r,x.r,. Raw and River
$1,000, far an inrr,v.d d,.dp. and
,,,,b,,r,.. recommended ty the engi.
naars a. ,.,,nr. nt .I,nomy to
,.orarn,n.,., S-t,-u--,ng.l surl.vs
ave- ssG ma
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Cherry Islam Flats,

On Monday last Col, Ludlow of the
Government Engineers sent comm u ..
Eicaton to thu Philadelphia Port War
dens to the effect that recent surveys
snow that there is a channel through
Cherry island Flats with a width Of $50
fees aud depth OF "A feet at mean low
water Vessels outward bound should
get On the range abreast the + !ge Moor
Iron Work., and keep the lights lit
TIE open to the east ward until abreast
the mouth IF the Christiana, where he
lights can b. opened rather more into
deep water. Bound up vessels should
close III on the range near ths buoy OFT
thl mouth Of the Christina, keeping
the lights a little open while passing
up uutil opposite the Edge Moor
pcEs, then the range may be left
Inrr" ~ " clear "a feet mean low water
channel past Schooner Ledge on the
IN" q III" range lights, which should
D. "7"iy kept, by all deep vessels.
'"p''3 u Col, LCdlOw's letter will be
plnt"d t"r the benefit of steamship
JyLlUaulpS and uiluts