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grefsman Robinson, Governor Hale Of Nsw
Hampshire and Senator Hale OF Maine
occupied seas on The stage. aVTrlNR"1 :

grefeman Robinson, Governor Hale of Nsv
Hampshire and Senator Hale OF Maine
occupied sea's on the stage. YnrlfG. -
The meeting was called to order by Rev.
MtGintry, and Rev. W. H. Alder made a
prayer and was followed by Mayor Treat,
oi Poriemouth, who read an addresa In
which be extended the hospitalitIes Of the
city Of Portsmouth to Greedy and his little
band. ~ 5giI p 81, TllI iTGi0
Rev. Mr., McGiutry then announced that
the ci.'zsns had secured Hon. VIM. E.
ChandltrH consent TO act ss permanent
chairman. When Secretary Chandler
came forward to address the meeting he
was warmly applauded. When he referred
10 the Efforts s. J. Randall In the House of
Representatives, and Senator Hale In the
Senate, In behalf Of the Greely relief bill,
as well as the noble work OF Commander
Schley and Coffin and Lieutenant Emory.
the audience became almos. wild with en.
thusiasm. 6N 20 ~ - ,E. 4
Mr.. Chandler In his addres told tho
story Of the organization and the object oi
the Greely expedition and said: I'm 1883
the pfoteus was again employed BY the
Chiei Signal Officer for voyage to Lady
franklin Bay and placed In chsrgs Of
Lieut. Darlington and the steamer Ysutic
u the United s'att1 Navy commanded BY
Commander Wildas, was des1iled as |
tender to accompany the Pfoteus a. iAr a |
Littleton Island. Lieut.. u arlington was
informed by the letter OF the Oh1ei Signal !
Officer, June "a. 1882, Of the extreme
peril OF Lieutenant Giesly and bis party |
He was enjolned to spare on If ,rt to push |
bis vessel through 10 Lady franklin Bay.
And was also instructed as follows: II It
should become clearly apparent that the
vessel cannot be pushed through. the Ice
you will lretire. from 3 our advanced position
md lead your party aud STOKES at or near
the:life boat cave (at Li,tleton Island) dis
charge the relief vase! with orders 10 10.
urn to St. Johns, N. F., and prepare for
remaining With your party until relieved
nextyear. Lieut.. GArlington W.T. further
instructed aasoon as pocsinle from this Sta
ion al. Ltttleton island 10 euceavor to
with Lieut.. Greedy by sledge
parties, and the men not 90 employed to
ose no time in preparing house for the
whole party, and IN securing s.ort prepa.
'atory to the arrival OF Lieut.. Greely. The
Secretary then detailed the lcos OF the
Proteus and the failure OF the expedition.
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THE lIurEL Dls.hrEp
al WaAhinEtNn G1ty-iwo Bodies Tak,
- { from tho Debris Yesterdn

Al WnshipEtnn G1ty-iwo Bodies Tnk an
from tho Debris Yest.rdoy.
.WAsHlSa7oS, D. G., August 4..-The
dead body Of Addie Fletcher, colored, head
chamhermaid, was recovered from the
ruins Of the United States Hotel this morn.
inE. lis now believed but oHe victim re.
mains to be found. This is Henry Holt,
colortd. The main part OF the
hotel, that fronting on the
avenue is intact, but under the guar.
dianship ol tho police. As large forca OF
IaooEers as can bs advantspeously EN-.
ployed are at work orerhsuling and re-
moving the debris. Wide cracks in the
rear walls ol that portion Of the building
which rsmaina standing, makes the te3k
OF the laborels one Of danger.
The body OF young Hall wes recovered
this afternoon. Many people asserted that
complaint had long been made Of the nm.
safe condition Of the building; tha. The
seEvan's had been in constant dread. and
that the workmen engsged iu making re.
pairs frequently declared the col.
lapse imminent. On Friday the
barkeeper sent complaint I,
the Inspector Of Buildings, that the rear
walls were caving and useate. This report
Wcs received Saturday and referred to the
ssslatant who had not reported, The back
ii building adjoining bad been recently
found ina bad condition by the Health
Inspector Dickson. The examination Of
the debris shows that nearly every brick
laken ou: is almost entirely free from NOR.
tar, which would indicate that dirt and
sand instead Of mortar had been used in
the brick work.
Altogether the back building OF the q nj
ted States hotel was the worst constructed
house to be found anywhere. II The acci.
dent had occurred one hour earlier there is
no telling how many lives would have been
!. lssi, IT, es bst*een forty and f!,y guests were
room. 1t was found necessary TO-DAY to
poll down the walls Of Browniag's coffee
mills, which adj lin the hotel, and which
were badly injured by the cresh last night.
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: kentuckysAtli1nru.

LEXINGTON, KY, August The election
to-day was orderly aud resulted in DEM
ocratic msjority Of 1921 in the race ior
Sheriff. At the court house dispute
arose between George Stewart, Dem.
ocrat, and ]. G. Gears, q Republican,
which resulting ia Gears shooting Stew.
ar. through tho head, killing him
instsntly. Another fight occurred between
Jack Ceary and Dick Murphy, in which
Cleary was disembowled aud has tincs
died. This r;autted from an old difficulty
and was in no way the result OF tho cleo
ton, but wss caused by whisky. VA
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MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 4-rhere
was no opposition whatever to the Demo
Gratis on the State ticker, and very little Of
party character in any county contests.
The hottest ashs' was between the. Demo
cratic nominers and the Independent
ticket, and in Birmingham between the
Democrats and combination Of Republi.
cans aud Greenbackers. Thoae two point7
were no battle grounds OF the State. Not
half dezan Republican legislative candi-
dates we're running in the STATE. The vote
in this city ws3 about !, 800, all Democrats,
as there Wa1 no opposition. }le07Fg.'
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SOME bureau, or lndivldiuuAl who is In
terv!ewsd in twenty spots in this country
q. the eame time must be furnishing to the
p,ess Outside Of this State information
more favorable to tho cause OF Bourbonifm N
in West Virginia than the facts warrant.
We had occasion to notice bris hy yester-
day that there wr9 elight (?) COL a.ct Of
opinion a. home acd sbrosd in regard to
tbs nature Of the diftreuces that e1iste 4
In the Safe Democratic convention-that
Ia, the foreign press Dsmocrstic) elucidat'
ei the problem, in thst 1t was not fac
'lonal fight, bu. q pe,s,nsl attack on MIR.
MGi!e!t OF the Register. The similarity
o! the opinions and the wonderful
adherence to, the zone man theory"
WAS peculiar, il not startling. On the
heels Of this, following as fast ss the woes
tina: tread upon each others heels, comes
the simultaneous statement that tho Dem.
ocras will carry the State Of West Virginia
in spite OF "lusiop," faction" &c by 5000
majority. II Il appeared that one paper
Predicted $1,000 tmsj j,rity, another 10000,
and more moderate journal that had
BONE regard for approaching the truth had
modessy said "we have GONE hope o.
carrying the State" 1t would perhaps
appear plausible, But tho iSct coui!ontf
the public that the exact number has beer
set down 10 oil the Democratic pspera in
the country, that West, Virginia is doomed
to keep the blight OF Bourhonism in 4
healthy condition by Is 900 majority. Tht
e1sctness ot,he figures is what troubles ua
Whose due Italian haud Is it that is spread
ing these isures on the record? The com
mutation Of time will prove their inaccu
racy most woiully. } ~ I. d IT,
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VIII be Ia Al shs Death,

BosroN, August THE Executive Com
mittee Of the Greenback State Committee
met to-day and decided to call q State
Convention for September l.h. Secretary
Hutchinson said that General Butler had
told the committee: who apprissd him OF
the nominauoashe he accepted the ssme, and
the people might put any construction
they pleased on the Generals Letter OF &C
ceptance, and unless he died before the
election the National party would put In
nomination straight ticket OF electors. -.
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THAT incompatible orx, zAtion, the
P,uned Knights, 10 their dress parade last
evening, sas me. with deserved enthusiasm
a. every turn. The streets were not wide
enough to allow the admiring populace 10
view them satisfactorily, and when they
parade sgain to afford perfect 8 g1t oi
their maneuvels the streets will have
10 be yideled and the houses eet back
msay feet The 1NrELLlGEScER acknowl.
edges the graceful compliment the club
psid 10 i, last evening, and without fear oI
challenge pronounces it the crack club Of
ths country,
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Record orDealhu.

TouLoS, Auyus.'4 GEO p: M.@Thsre were
no deaths from cholera mere to-day. q Tntal
number ofceses now under treatment. loo.
and two at Monitor.
MARsEILLEs, August A. P.M-There
nave been seven deaths from cholera since
II O'Clock this morning. Only thrse cascJ
were admitted into the Phato Hospital to-
aay' sixty cases being treated there now.
len discharged cases are reported TO-DAY.
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EvENlha kx.RCISEH.
A Kouslng Reception to tho saylorH a
tho >.feeiy Parry. s-E


A Housing Reception. to tho savIors Of
the -feeiy Party.
The meeting Of the citis ,ns in the Music
Hall tonight to extend an official welcome
10 Lieut.. Greedy and his Surviving com.
panions vas largely attended, and VI,
characterized by unbouuded enthusl.sm,
In the auditorium was Portsmouth's fore.
most citizens, and on the stage were the
officers Of the N,rth Atlantic squadron,
and Arctic rs!,el 4 set. w. -
In the front ssat, in the orchestra sat the
crews OF the Thetls, Bear and Alert The
sailors were enthusiastically received on an.
tering the hall, as were their officers. who
appeared shortly alterwsris Wm. iE
Chandler, Secretary Of the Navy, G Gtnersl
H IAN, Chief Of the Signal Service, Admi.
yal Luce, Commodore Wells, Gen. B. +,
Butler, Congressman g. J. Randall, Con.
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CIa,mau, 10 s,ewar.,u E,,ate.

New YozK, August 4-Judge Hilton,
executor OF a. 7. Stewards estate, filed in
the United statco Circuit Court to day an
answer in the suit Of Alexander T. Stewart,
Of Vermont, who claims to be the legal heir
OF A. T.. Stewart, and who charges that Hill.
ton, taking Advantage Of his imbecility,
bribed him to sign release from any claim
he might have to the estate. Judge Hilton
IS ers, that the claimant wa7 peifsctly re-
spopsibla when he signed tho release ana
received s24 COO for so doing and off4rs, il
the S24 0uO is paid back by the claimant,
be Will regard the release as not having
been signed. ssl.... 1. =
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BROU6aT rO GRIEF,
4 Celebrated Traveller, Writer, Poet and
Alonutlouist NJ u Sta. dahl.

a rz1
q Aceieora.ea ar"ssler, writer Poet and
1,oe".'"a's. ~. ..'. -. : DIN. os'iA.
'"u.'p0''ee"ee 1r q n 1"ea'oe"eer
WESTON, W. VA, AuRust 3.-Fiday and
Saturday evenings, Dr.. Arnold, the "cele.
brated traveller. writer noet and a,ocr
.;on;.. e..a .,.....: - fo.s .no ;. o'oeu'
..on'''' :. gave eu'er.alnmen's 70 dimlnu'
tive audiences IN the Town Hall. Jus.
before the final act and grand tab,eau m
Saturday evening D,nntv sha,;g W.
M.n,s..,s .-s ,, ~ oue''n w.
MeDAnnalo ana Meetrs' Rncker Malone
and John J. Williams, stepped on the
stage and levied on the Doctors traoa. IN.
clndinp the cssh ho, con,.;n;na 49,.
tvsnty dollars - - - :1'A'D's -" Aoou'
The law wss made IN an orocr.;or T.,
favor Of a Mr. Mia al at y WelsSnsn IHus.'n IN N
wss thn resnlt oi litioat;on hsenm oo mond non ana
t;oned IN tha nana,a iast ,;n,s. ;A Tho Th ns nsn
mani var ior .o,,, s:e0 auS % 10 .ue IVY
insrumenis and o,hrr snnara,a @ re Iii WIs.ss nreh
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AwE7gas paper Las loLg article on
aWha, causes poverty" II man is "ctu-
ally poverty a,ricken in these days 1t is in.
Y4riably his own fault. II the question
WAS pu. in this form, "What would cause
p,yer.y?" the answer would be, the cleo.
ton Of Cleveland and the triumph Of tie
Fee Trade Democracy.
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The telegraph informs Ut that an elec-
ton occurred in Georgia yesterday, and an
iups.ien. public will be relieved OF great
anxiety when it is stated that the result
va, in favor OF the Democrats, inssmuch
a. the dispatch states, "thers wss no oppo-
si,ion whatever to the Democratic State
ticket" And these are times OF peace.
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General Logan in New York,

New YORK, August General John A.
Logan arrived in New York to-day in com.
pany with A. B. Hill, his private secretary,
and W. B. Crooks, Of Philadelphia. He
has taken rooms at the Filth Avenue hotel
BE refuses 10 talk with repr ',sniatiyes Of
the press. He ssy. be came to the city en-.
tirely upon private busin:-l. and that his
visit has no political Significance, rs
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WHAT the city Ia crying for Ia daylight
,,,,ds of she p nmad Knights.
u,,RY WAgp BEAcnER q 'ps back sgaln
uoxipp to late developmentsirom Albany"
What will ,ha! eminent purist, Willie Cur.
,;s IoY

Tu.r", aluslvely exclusive" dispatch
IN the R.9,ur yesterday, purpcr!ing to
yive the proceedings Of the Deer Park con-
ta,pce. wsp ,elephoned from a 'squire's
ofico in this city; at least the skeleton was
0,ticn}R.ed there.
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PITTSBURGH invites proposals from aspir'
In, NM, ,,f.c,uring towns for the purchase
Of the long wrrn.with.houor title Of "smc:
ky City, Pitburgh Times.
Wheeling would also liks to dispose Of q
similar title, and would be willing to cell
AT % percent on for cash.
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LONDON, August 4,-The British brig
Belle Star from Nova Scotia for 9 ,eens.
toxn and the Richard Owen, from Cardiff
Tor st. Johns, were In collision a. sea. The
latter sunk. Four Of her crew we're
drowned. The rest Of hex crew are at
Queenstown. 5' ''s HtsT'
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Reform, u q u, yns,ratlou,

LONDON, Auguat IA vast reform dem
onstration occurred a! Birmingham today.
John Bright and Joasph Cham berlain,
Presidert Of the Board of Trade, vera in
the, procetaion, which was ol enormous
length. Thousands crowded the streets
along the route. .aNL aEs -llt ~ ~
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AsorHER CoyrEsprCAsE.
A 1rno hins PepuelicAu Tried ON n
. Very Seri"n> Charge. ,lrs

4 7rno hins RepuhIicnu Tried on n.
=. l1- Very Seri"n> Charge. ,g7r'
Correspondence ofthe Int4ige.eer. ;r.t
WESTON. W. Va, August 4-On satur.
day last, VIM. Wooddell, Of this place, was
attached and brough. before the Supreme
Court upon charge Of contempt OF the
Democratic administration Of the State
Wooddell was delegate to the Parkeu.
burg Convention, and while there, in a
conversation with Gsverucr Jackson, he
said that "the Republicans ought to iuse
with almost anything to baat this id
outrageous and corrupt administration. :"
S1ch remark beiUg a clear case of CON.
tempt, he WAS attached, 81 Aforesaid, and
broJght betore the court which was com.
posed as follows: ~.
Okey johnson, (PreeidenD Cashier D..
II. Bailey.
Jodse Green-County Clerk Jesse
Wootter. N~S 49,
. Judge snyder-Contrac;or weeden S.
Smith.
Judge Woods-storekeeper George Roes,
Attorney General Wa.ts-Lsxyer jas.
". Wof1indin. -
Cole. "
The prisoner bsd employed Hon. Smith
Thomas to defend MIN but when he
learned the nature OF the case he remarked
that ha had heard OF the narrow escspe Of
John Hutchinson aud W. P. Habba1d. He
skedsdd,ed. ,
The Attorney General remarked that
this, like tie cass ,agsinst the ISrElL1.
aEScERt wss one in which no evidence was
required; and the prisoner having failed
to agpravate the contempt by an answer, or
plea OF Qualification, 1t simply remained for
the court to protect the dignity OF the ad.
ministration from snch criticiam by ths in.
Fiction Of fine and imprisonment.
Alter consultation, the cour. announced
its opinion (without syllabus), it was
unanimous. Owing to the fact that Wood.
dell, liks Blaine, had fami'y to support.
imprisonment Vas not insisted upon. The
court felt compelled. however, to in flics a
tine OF s25 cente, to be paid forthxith into
the treasury OF "the Governors personal
orRan," the Wheeling iSTR.LIoEScsa: and
it was 80 ordered. The prisoner like the
hardened sinner that be II, failed 10 eyinca
any sort OF repentance Tor bis crime, but
rather insisted lin private circles e1clu-
siyely) that this contempt business was
shared in by mighty near three-thirds Of
the people Of the S:a.e. H. M
Tine money collected from the vile
wretch. togetaer With subscription taken
up from the people TO aid in defrayiug the
costs Of your little arit before Squire Okey
johnson; will be remitted in dus form in q
few days =. u..- - ~.
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New Race Bstwe~m r~ener and Ross.
Y B sroN, Auzua, "A five mile sculling
match Tor $1,000 aide between Teeme,
snd Ross has been arranged by representa-.
tivea Of these oaranleu, the time and placs
OF the race being es yet in abeyanee.
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Tus Widow Bnue. Ia engaged on crazy
ooilt, which will eoor DO exhibited to the
public.-Etchangt.
When Cleveland's patchwork blanket is
nsiolded It will no doubt be poem in
three ireuzies, t' 4
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WHEN Wes, Virginia votes jor Blaine,
Virginia will. That's all.-Richmand ( F4)
Di,patch.
That's all we want. West Virginia will
eas, her vote for Blaine, and according TO
The reasoning Of the Dispatch Virginia will
fall into the popular column and do Like
,.;ua
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Tic LAJeNt.

The hre will be confined to the present
limit The shed on the Adams Express
dock is slightly damaged. About 100 !es,
OF the main depot was destroyed. The
ramainder intac.. Dr.. 8. H. Vehslaupe
M. $40 East Eighth street, New York. a
man who wss in the f.rry entrance when
the explosion occurred, wss struck
by timhers and glass and badly
hurt. His lady friend vas seriously
burned and tsken to Cl,r;st's hospital
Henry Thorpse, Of Marion, employed on
tue Brooklyn annex, had the artery OF his
r1ght arm severed by breaking glats
80 lar ss known no lives
we're lost. Several hundred
guests at Taylor's hotel wee greatly alarm.
ed. but .quieted down when shown there
was no dagger. ~
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"a DISASTROUS FIRE
OCCURS LAST NIoArATJIRsEYclrY.
ihs fsaasylvAaiA Railroad D,po, swept Out oi
E1hssae'. Aad rosr ferry Slips Consumed
ToEsiisr with The Csalsnl Of th,lr
Om~s-rhs Fiam,s sIiii Rasiss.

NEw YoBK, Angus. 4.-The Psnusyl
vauiA Central Railroad depot, Jsrss,
City Is ablazs and just now, ll,30, seem
doomed.
ll'45-The fire at the Psnr 7lvania Rail
road dspot, jersey City, Is spreading ane
the heat Is 10 great the hremen and en-
ployes are prevented from sa,iu5
anything on shore, whils, tug
boats cannot get near to gel
out the ferry boats and freight boats, and
these must 90 in the general destruction.
Inc depot piels are alEo burning, and this
involves loss Of all the freight and cars
upon them. The vind'is light, yet Is suff
clentto give the FIRE Norlherly direction.
The loes will be very heavy ar-S
NHw YoRr. Angus: 5.-l230 A. n Tho
PsnnsylvAnia railroad depot and Jerry
houses are destroyed. The fumes, how.
ever, burn iuriously yet and have
attacked the Adams E1prez, pier.
That portion nearest to the shore
ia on fire. Tho fremen are laboripQ hard
to save 1t, but they fear the shed which
covers 1t will carry the flames throuQhou,
its length and breadth.
Inc entirs FIRE department.. OF jersey C;ty
is at work pouring water upon the d h.nvs,
while the river boat1 are contributing
number fheavy streama.
The Pennsy.vanis Railway depot and
Terry houses being Of wood and stocked
with every sort OF combustible material,
the hAtnes made sure and rspid
work, mocking the company's IRE
department, Al organic alton Of EN- ployes,
and the lsbors Of the city fire department
while there was stick Of wood standing
for he flames to feed on. , 4
NV YoaK, August 5, A.M.-The FIRE
was CAUSED by the explosion oil gas in the
ferry entrance. The flames spread rapidly
and the ferry slips and railroad depot afs
destroyed. Taylor's hotel is ssved,
s5nus thus far, BY iavoring wind.
The Brooklyn annex. slip and four ferry
sl'p', railroad and terry Offices with the
waiting room are burned. Tue flames are
advancing upon the main depot,
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Ths Leaders OF tie D Democratic party bank
on ntheir ability 10 pull the wool over the eyes
Of those voters who have heretofore blind
ly followed them Happily, however, .hrre
is healthy rebellion this year, and the
peopls are about 10 sssert an intelligent
independence. The blind followers will
have perfsc. sight, and these formerly desi
to argument will have their hearing 70.
s!orsd,
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RltEtk N EWs,
Notos About the BIeatn DOatA, Bank Briefs
and Telexraphio Heporls.
Ths Courier Is this morninp's p.rte,,h-,

Noeas About the BIeain DuatA, Bank Brief.
and Tclexrapbic kep0rls.
Tha Courier Is this mornins's parke,.bure
packet. - ',-' !
LIE W. N. Chancellor passed down yester.
day morning. Az ~ : - = ; e's0' ESQ
Tde Katie 6tockdaie on her ar,;v,, :.
Pit1ourgh Sunday evening laid up Tor -.
pairs, = '-' 'oi ie-
Work is being pushed forward on the bu,l
OF the new steubenville and ~ he.Iinr uscts,
building at Freedom. as rspldly as poasible'
The coal aaet is not looked 10. In Cjnc;n.
natl before lhia morning. h, yiog BEEN CAM.
Mile. .jlI -"s'T'' - 80 so ''as 'ous
Tho Annie Kelly, built here some .ve,,,
ogo BY Csp'ain Ed. Hornbrook, wrs mr..
chased at New 0rlssns recently for tha W.
OF the Missa,irpi River Commission.
The contract for 800 ya.ds OF r;,.-,,,
work Of the Msriotta lea hnsbor hrs ,.st sp
awarded to J. T. Hart, Of Hatner. At q ~
per cubic yard. Tho contract for Sol v,,as
Of b'okeu stone wa7 awarded to q. W 49,
of Harnar at tit,y-!our cen y per cubic ys,S' s'
The Diarnsl, which for several we.h. 49,.
t:s been on the docks at Cincinnati n,rts -
go!ng repairs, hrl bsen placed 10 nn1ana1,
cordit:on, and will lesve there Tor hi, n.y.
tne evening. "a htr Arrival she will fs.or.
tar Der Pa!kefasurg tsata. Capt. John 4:
Booth will ,have command Of her '1uh nn IN. "A.
way ur. .gt .Oi7- IIl'T' - - Hee
On CITY, Pa, August 4-R,y.12 2 feat ,na
on st1uo; cloudy snd warn. 's 80 Ana 'i'
PAsKrs,. Pa, August 4.--Riyer 9 fe,tF INA
falling; weather cloudy aud warm. 49, - "ao
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lett l !. ch and falling; weather cleart1t % t''ss
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.anen sns sna sAlling; weather cloudy tbe,mom.
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nnne,s, eGcess sds fa4li5s; weather os4l ,ael.
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