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Tan Philadelphia North American is
gloryingarer a mile of Nicolson pave.
went on Broad street In that city, and
exhorting the powers that be to continue
the good work the whole length of the
If this were done Broad street
Would be one of the finest promenades
in the world. It is eleven miles long
and many bf the handsomest public and
priiste buildings adorn its sides. At
present It Is disiltined and ruined by a
net work of. iron rails.
, • Wit, are beginning to get in the terri
ble lists of marine disasters, which come
as sorely.: as. the spring and autumn.
Diemitches from St. Johns report some
- i6 1 f 1 9 Vesaniajts being totally wrecked
off fillthelatbrador. Forty lives,
*V, 41 'media of property
have lost Whine!, boats and
• 11,Ihod alnire r have been swept away.
.raiddliion to this more than one thou
aiiiutPliople have been left destitute, and
the' people of St. Johns, N. F., are
minding MI stearniotti • their aid.
A intspriti.lisis made on a Keno Hell,
th on Satirday night, and
the policeman fa, charge of,the attack
ing party had placed his forces so. well,
that in spite of a desperate and vicious
resistance every member of the crowded
assemblage was captured. The conster
nation was something terrific among the
more respectable - victims. The New
York Tietra, orldenday, publishes a full
list of the unfortunate apeculators. •
A. Tonna lady recently eloped from
Mtwara Falls with a hsekdriver. -As she
had bea,- used to. luxury, this
would probably Imre been a good thing
tor her, Inasmuch ha Niagara hack dri.
vela are noted for their immense Incomes,
but this partienlar driver hammed to
save one wife already, a state of affairs
of which young lady number two had no
Inkling until her father came to take her
home. Her feelings were of that nature
- easier fancied than described.
Tna mere mention of a new Atlantic
cable via Francehas canoed the directors
of the present monopoly to . bring down
their prima and they now announce an
additional reduction of fifty per cont. on
and after the 15th of November next.
Why it needed a competing linen) bring
about this reduction is not obvious, as a
fourfold increase of business is an al-
Motteutain sequence.
Tam enlightened persons who object
to any thhig.taew under the 'sun, should
take advantage-of the present season to
get up a' vigorous movement against
threshing machines. The number of
accidents fectatlag from the row of them
haft been 'unusually large this autumn,
and reports of fresh ones keep coming
in Pram all parts St .t.ho
Thu frame optii new' Conneautville
cerawford month depot has been rais
ed, and the uur' kisgoingrapidlydly on to
completion. It is located about forty
'rods north of the present depot, on the
side of the track nearest the town. Ibis
being put up under the Supervision of H.
B: Castle, Eery.,- of Ashtabula; who ex
pects to have It finished Wore Decem-
• g Dupaklissyt that the
Copperheads threatened to mob its office
bectush It was- the first to expose their
designs of riding the - effigy of Abraham
Lincoln on a rail through the streets, fast
week. The Dispatch eays that this is
the second time that it bus been this
threatened for this edam.. . .
Wirlettrutbst Patrick JoIoN %brake.
man on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road, on Arriday night, fell from the train
while it was in Elation, near . Broadtres
tunnel, striking on the track, When both
legs were run over and literally crushed.
It ispoughtwill recover.
.liinv Your is the centre of our
civilisation, what must We think of our
selves. .We give a specimen of a New
York sign board, end a prominent New
York daily avers that the city itr fall of
Just inch signs:'
"WAslza 'alarm AND GO-nco
OUT BY Tnx, DAY Dona X 1 THE BacK
Rom"
A sum singular accident occurre4l . at
-the Moak tunnel works on Saturday
last. The gasoline works at the mouth
eisploded. and burned, the burning
mini and debris Calling down the shaft
burying and sultbating the whole gang
of workmen, thirteen in all. The
bodies were not , recovered for some
Paoi all parts of this Stale and NeW
York we hear of the loveliness of the
present 'season. - All unite In calling
this the Indip summer, and it certainly
resembles that season, which, however,
generally comes in November, somntbne
after oar first snow.
Ons of the best evidences of dull
times ,for news is the large
~amount, of
since given by the press generally to
the discussion of Mrs. Lincoln and her
.business affairs. Mrs. Lincoln should
have choicer' more stirring times lf she
wanted to avoid publicity.
Cmorrnen Peas, Now York, is said to
be as beautiful as a painter's dream dur
ing these gorgeous, warmly tinted Octo
ber days.. The large 'variety of trees
makes the coloring more striking than it
kiln a collection' of purely indigent=
varieties. .. •
Poconritan email boys threw a wagon
into a stonei•etuorry at Mansynnk, and
were shortly afterwards arrested and
held to bail- In two hundred dollars
each: What a weeping and wailing
those fourteen small boys probably gave
rise to !
Tim PassamaguoddY Indians have se.
laded the lion. Pearpole &butes to re•
present them the Maine Legirla,
Tbe New York Mail suggests that be
shall room with the 4on. Bowabesin
&masa, the Penobscot delegate;
CHICADO is to have a Home for the
newsboys and boot-blacks, but it will
takesometimet getil bliUdiXlg I+. they
are golng to temporarily occupy tt hall.
Two men were killed by the teat air
while dowi a well repairing it, lon-the
19th inst., ln Brownstown, W. Ya
dmithe pain Parkersburg (W. Va.)
went out the raw evening, and,l come
quently, shops had to to aloud. •
Tan Southern Re [roods owe the Gov
umming between six and seven hundred
million delta&
Bonze have been furnished to all the
stations on two of the Valmont
roads.
Fame the Harrisburg Tel we
clip the following :
"We team from managers who were
present ondlaw the cecarrence, that the
.Fast Line South on the Northern Ceti
-teal Railroad, on Saturday morning,
Itilledayoung woman named Shillcma,
at 'B,parks' switch, tome' twenty, miles
$s aide of Baltimore. The unfortunate
*Maw -was walk' tit lima the track, and
itdVlV*lB4 . :the',.train approached, but
shipped Opiim thawed , again when • the
3oCiattaitivw,wia . .close by, and she was
struck *IV. great force and instantly
killed. her Skull, being broken. She had
been at thee postattlee and was on bar
way home. Her age was 18 or Xi iyears.
She is said to -have been in trouNe on
account of a disappointment to if lore
affair. z.Whether. her Await was only
accidental, or premeditated on part,
Re won my. •
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VOLUME LXXXII
FIRST EDITION.
MIDNIGHT.
THE ITILLIN IRRUPTION.
The Pope Assured of French
Protection.
TOWN OF OSTIA EVACUATED
BY THE LESIIEGENTS.
Italy Acceede to the Demand
of France.
FRENCH EXtEDIIION ABANDOSED
New Italian Ministry
Be T./O , MA to the Iltlebaretifiesette4
I=
AUDIENCE WITH TLIC TOPE—DAYDE HE
INFORCED—TOWN OD OSTIA DEOAP-
Roue, October 19 = - ErCniug.-Tho
Count Do Sartges, French ?Jinister to
Roma had an audience - with Pins LX.
He assured his Holiness, in name of
the Emperor Napoleon, that whatever
circumstances should arise from the
Garibaldi= invasion of the Pontifical
territory, or the attitude of the .King of
Italy, Eunice would not fall In her aid
to the Holy Soo and defense' of its ' au-
The-garrison of Romee - has :been rein
forced by .VOltniteCTS enlisted for the
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most part in F ee and Spain.
The toms o f stia, on the Tiber. ivhich
was lately take by tho revolutionary
invaders, lust n recaptured illy a de
tachment of thil Papal army. There was
no fight„'ae t' o retired from
the place.
7n:
Inn
od the French
cal ports and
rived here ter
dischartt
. Special. Ea-
Dumont., w.
expedition
territory of
day from P
ed quite reef
voy from `
"ope, to,t the
flleulty with
-ell fitted to
übject of
Italy and
cony out 1
war algae.
josty,eliwid
leery force in
embaclin}
eluding ttet
with xtoll=
- vomela, b
in the harbor
loaro port to-
night, or w
order is re
proceed to the
MUM
Itoman must
Fruits, October 1.11 —'Llforning.—The
Iffiniteur is silent on the subject of Rome
and Italy. Ali official exprenston is
tmgerly looked for.by the people.
The Menatern newspaper says that the
military And naval forces destined for
the Paind territory are' unite ready to
leave Toulon, btit that tigi,Lperial order
to depart is held/hack till 'ffierslzial reply
of King Victor Emanuel td art Emper
or's. note Is received, mad +that the re
ceipt of the !Intim.' State ga s per may be
delayed 'some feir hours. owing to the
existence of a. Ministerial crisis in Floc
cum.
The Tatsii publishes a telegraphic db.
pateli' . reporting the march of .5.4000
Frctnett troops from the miiitary Oroxit of
Lyons to tuition, and adila that atmc s
corps has been ordered to opemtn in an
other direction.
The Lo 'France says: We learn that
the advance gauid of General Dumont's
army enibarked'thie mornfitg at Toulon
for Mirk( Vecchia ; It in aertaiu that the
French force will, in any. moo, arrive in
ec i d
Rome before the Italians.
It is elated the Italian govern
ment has d itself powerless to
onset the Icon/ a f Garlbeldlari invaders
(hissing the fr:an er, or .to • protect the
Holy See from their assaul 03.
Great excitement preralls In the
incite, and the telegraph' agency of
so anxious are the people to learn the
news from the aliferent polnts—Rome,
Flbreneo and Toulon.
...tuts. October 21- - .lfithtight. —The
French-fleet has felt Toulon.
LATER—ITALY ACCEDES TO THE DEMAND
=I
Lennon. Oct. 2L--Eveiting.--Dlspatch
es front the continent np to tins hour re
port the
.Italy-Rbroan situation as im
proved very intimh. Italy tatistles the
deniaishi of Ifratino in relation to en ex
act observanoe of the terms and fulfil-
meat of the duties imposed by the Sep
tember Convention, and tt la hoped that
war betweetithe 'two omnitetee ham been
averteritheieby ;; l '
There are no ore French troope gone
to Toulon, and the foroewhiatt wee held
ready to tall at that port has been debar
kid. All the wax preparations ordered
Li France have Keen countermanded. - -.
General Cialdllll, of the Italian army,
a favorite eoklierishice the time of the
Crimean war, autsreeds Signor Ratter-el,
Prime Minister ,thr the King,. am! will
proceed to form r• new Cabinet, having
an and-revolutioriarY policy.
oamnainli wrra sus sox.
Ptonr.irce, October, W..—dleports are
In circulation that Garibaldi hassuoceed
ed in reaching _ y and Is now with his
son Ifersint.L..
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xrarsxmitar. lA—POPULAR INDIG
NATION AGAIN NRANI7.II AND VICTOR.
EMANUEL. • a.
FLORENCE,. bar 24—'1' int/ae
rial crisis Ls note rind. Ge Cialdint
iii rn
has lieer unable ' form now 'cabinet
ana has given up l the task. It Is pored
ble Rater-It may main in *thee, with
perhaps a changethe ministry.
t,.
Popular arid T Goa is very great
ro
thughout Italy An extremely bitter
feeling to shown against ,Prance, while
the Government of the King .bi loaded
with reproachea by the people for yleld-'
ing to the dictation of Kirpolcon..
There hare been several demonatta-
lions of indignation In Floreerre..' The 1
populace gather In great crowds beneath
the windows of the Government officers.
ml about tor "Rome, the capitol of
111=3
11[791.FJMON OF 11011 TILE 3IEASCItEe
Pants, Octobse Afonifter, In
en official article announcing the cessa
tion of warlike : preparations against
Italy ' rays : Prance • beheld tho
speCti ' icle of au • Invasion of the Papal
States bliUmwid hands from the neigh
boring provlnCce. of Italy; ebu could not,
canslstenUy with lier duty, dignity atol
hevnat tonal honor, suffer the Sektalnbor
( "once:Won to'be' thus violated; she pre
pared to send en army across the Alps;
but Italy has alms> given ample pledgee
W luta the obligation of the treaty.' In
tugmn tense, and consequently all
Eri . mitlens have been suspended by
•: // 11 111.AND..••
:V -
EW MARK= nanaa.
NEw *AIME; Oct. 22.—Tho re"
event was the contest ter the Cambridge
entre staket.. The race revolted In a
for t
deed he heat between Loeenze and Woleey
Ilrat position, and the
the two divided the stoke own. pfr.
SIALNIC . AND r THE CONFE6SHATION.
BERLIN. (klObllt 2Z—lt mortal
that the Grand Duchy of Baden will
noon Join the confedoration of. the North
Getman Staten. .
assestilthrie $. ilseer.
TtlaysPh to tko rlitsbotith easene.,
Putrarmixim, October. 2.—Repro- eoutatlves from all the retools of Ferrao
gat's fleet;.whleh captured New Orleans,
h eve ormmiir.ed as useclatlori for the pur
p coo. ofAulted nett= ',toward obtaining
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,
—The Soldiers' and Sailor,: Union at
Washingtoai City have issued a stirring
appeal to their comrades throughout the
country to stand by and work for the
sitcoms of the Republican party and not
ME=
dismayed by the, iemirary re
verso; of the Union party at t he' recent
elections. nor corrupted by ofticlalpotro
nage.
—Rear Admiral Porter has Informed
the Navy Department of the recent ex
plosion of a ateatn launch at Antutpolla
Naval Academy, by which Chlef Engi
neer Hoyt. Wm. Clark, fireman, and a
colored boy named Samuel Drisooe, of
the Navy, were killed. • Several boys
from the Naval Academy were on board
and were /slightly Tho boat woo
badly damaged.
o
t
wentgsfiVO hottsand
acres of public lands 1v1.46. disposed of
during September at Itailield, Wiscon
sin.
— lnformation has been received nt th
Navy Department that all the office
and crow of the United States steame
Sacramento, which was lost in the Pa
cific, have sailed for New. York on lb
- British aldp .Cantlold, excepting th
chief engineer and the evocative officer.
who remain to recover what is pocall,l
from the wreck.
—Stemtery Welles, in a general order
prof:lll4gal= court martial, publiclyre
primate's engineer Sawyer, of the miry,
for declaring that the President had vio
lated his pledges to the people, and
ought to be impeached. Ho maintains
that the °Mom of the navy shall not
show. disreeptyt to the president;
that it Is insubordination to use such
language, and that Ilin not be allowed.
—Numerous ward meetings in favor of
.the Grant movement were held in Phila.
• delphityMenday nicht. At one of Omni
Judge Kelley made'asixech fully endors
ing the proposed =munition. mid assert
ing that Grant, politically, Wlus to fat
scrod with Congress.
—The question of the liability of the
government for the counterfeit seven
thfitlen is receiving eloseattention in the
Treasury DepartmOnt. Assistant Tree,-
surer Van Dyck, at New York, writes
that In all cases tiro distinct _understand,
Mg between a tarty sending in notes
and himself has been that ley only re
reived the hand for transmission and
conversion, and to street that he required
all patties to endorse the .notes as a
means of their identification. so titan if
found to ho spurious or atveated they
• may he returned to the owner without
difficulty: . On the other hand, the bank
ers Oahu that the payment whirl, Mr.
Van Dyck makes, when he inceires the
note, is a romplete tranaaction, nuri that
the Government becomes responsible
for the notes after that time Jost as folly
as they Ittua bankers) would heroine . re
sponsible fu.r. a counterfeit over their
own counter.
—District Attorney Chandler has noti
fied Charles O'Connor that the Govern
ment will be' ready to proceed with the
trial of JetT. Davis at the session of the
1 7 rilted States District" Court in, Rick
mond, commenting-on the fidth of Nov
ember, postponatuent in procured
by Davis' counsel. It is considered cer
tain that the trial will come otT.' Prepa
ration for his reception are being marls
by bin counsel in Richmond. , ,
-It said that Mr. Seward's mission
to New York is to start a new Conserva
tive .Republican party In that State; to
hold the balance of power. The mission
had the approval of the PresidenL
—Postmaster General Randall has writ-
ten a letter stronkly eridorning l'ivaldent
Johnson. • Another member of tin, Cab
inet, accused of opposition to the Pmel
dent, will soon write a aintilar letter.
—The Preiddent hi directed a reaer
ration for military parialse, at Fort
Wath.worth Dacotah, cos . ..tint:one hun
dred and thirty-five fiquare mile.. -
—The Comptroller of Carrene3 - has re
ceived all the quarterly reports from the
National Ilanka, except the First Nat ion -
Bank
.
Bank at Alit Smith, Ark. Art ab
stract of the condition of the hanks.
classified by Stattc and Ott,. will be
ready for publication on Saturday.
—The welder portion of the emigrants
detained at quarantine below New Or
leans ware taken on heard the steamer
Stonewall, for transportation to St. Lon ix
—lfteergeTilikens Xeridall:' of the New
Orleans rico,canc, died at his MAdence
at Poat Oak Spring, on Monday. of con
gestive chills. Ile woo aged sixty years.
anal leaves a wife and tour children.
—Tim 2... th of November Itay been sp.
pointed Thank , eising in Maine.
--The spoke riumurattory of Win.
Gores 4 Co.,and tool manunietory of A.
M. Dodger ,to Co., id Itochtnter, N. X.,
weredestroyed byflre on Tuesday morn
ing. toss upwards of sixty thousand
dollars; fully Insured.
—A linen Philadelphia, Monday night,
deity:Ted Randolph R Jenks' eallen
warehouse. and the wool warehotwe of
Thaw d: Walker. Ltox.of the former,
3.5,tk,0 insured; the latter, ,In.
semi.
601711 CIIENIC6N ADYICEP
I ay lOslesosok to lat rlklabittit OaSetN•l
Now:Yogo, Oct. Buenos Ayres
letter of September lath soya 'Cordova
had experienced another revolution, but
it was promptly quelled after a short
4 1'he ifinbderof Foreign - Relations for
the Argentine Republic had resigned on
account of the rumored Impossibility of
defeating the Paraguayans. •
Oen. Asboth, U. P. ifinister, KM still
very lON.
The Presidential election lakes !dace to
January, and the most Influential paper
in the °wintry his nominaksi Sarimonto,
present ]tinker at Washington, for the
position. ,
Advices from Peru to the end of Sop
, tember state that tho city of Arvinino
was entirely In the hoods of the revolu
tionists and _Anis being fortified, Their
programme Is the overthrow of the ad
ministration of Pilule - and " the restitu
tion of the institution of 1054, reatllrin
a! In 1Ft ,.. „: --widowof Col.
e
'lead of.tbe
republic. u andtroolis
in and ar sallow have
fraterni. ry force,
The le ion. Hume
meet, oppress th e
move There were
man: 'pedal per-
Wing that
ler. from
Inst. have
against the
°ES shim
& of Boll
neln has
r against
Id ha qr.
Mlle, an I
sta.
I. Karin.
td nntls es
tiaMstdty-f or our ed
ven
qed the imp
- In hi* ,p
l'rsel
port of
cratir
444463 •
• f...; VIM
Norti ondloo., of
IN no% P..Y. there
with th 1 rnutevor
Court",
ill la ex, •
tTION. .
w ill P-Ignr,
.. _litioktifoir
and Ropm,,,,,i_ lE.l'lmunds
tiKation of tkiolykAp,-,-,,,,,' - . 4%1, I 11%•
ofi
PM) ting• Burein o`-rth:teTrl.(44e,,,L4itivilbr,
jtartmont,_ • •
CHARLESTON, S. C
Cooorotelostai j.IUMC Cootiolttee—
Moolotonti glottlioll sot to too Held.
lily Telegraph le Use L'ltlaburgb 9asatte.l
ettAtMeartolt, 11.. U., Oct. tn.—The
members of the Congrosalonal Railroad
Committee tiddreased a meeting of citi
zens at Illbernbi Illlito.night. '
General Canby has ordered the ven
ter election for manictpal °Steers to be not
held, and the no . prole:fib...o by city
ordinance hi not to ponitolont. • •
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ittwootory No , Ws nutotwn to An-
Enve--gennen I so Weeldomtea.
tar Telearape to rtnebarni eassue.] •1
AmMittc-S. r.,' ' s22- 1 1, e 8 aerehdY
of State finished he , yeiterilay, Lbe duty
which ruled hi - from Washington,
Which rots to erects monument to his
deceased wile. /t is a work of exquisite
beauty. The Neoretary-le ft for -Waeb
bigton ibis morning. Senor Gout, the
1 1 4 =t h attr r : and it: S ilt g err ar er
u .
" the
wbo attended- the Secretary, mtorneu
'with him.
PITTSBURGH, WEDNEBI4Y, OCTOBER, 23. 1867
ON EDITION,
THREE CPCLOCK A. M
VIRGINIA ELECTION
rattiol kaaarna—lnetplont Riots In
itlaninoa4—tueatillt.ra and sae Po.
tint oft Duty—no Indination• as to
• the Result is the State.
tßTSdtltaah to the Pit Waugh liatotta.]
onnuts. Mos nor., t 01 ,
tip In :Norfolk is not yet completed.
.4qhe polls will be opened again nenior
;Mot. The whites polled 1,354 votes, cud
tife7 1,0:1= votes. It Is supposed
Waller, Conservative. will be elected.
Haut -I . ON, October
Medical, IS elected here. No excitemmiL
.A.i.ExAseau., October
horst, fromAlexandrla, and Nickerson,
from .Alcxandrin and Fairfax. both Itud
lcale, are elected to Alio Convention.
The majority "for convention" Sn Alex
andria Is 500. The blacks voted for the
Radice/hi, and the whites for the Conser
vatives, with tote exceptions.
A dispatch to the Ga... - ctio front Louisa,
Culpepper and Orange Indicate that
these counties have gono Radical.
Rttaimuan, October =.!.—Tho election
.passed otr more Wen, - than atiipated.
Liters acre two incipient riots, and two
other disturbances, which were quelled
by the mllltary.• The dillieulties wore
caused by the uttemptts of the Radical
degrees to - mob the colored Conserva
tives. Troops were held In reserve on
Capitol Square end stationed at all the
Solis In the city, and cavalry patrolled
the Streets. • •
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The remit of the first day's voting Is
Xii 7 white majority. The morass IS ac
tive. Twenty-two hundred whites have
not vet vonsf. The extreme Isar,"
making an effort to have the pone open
for three days, instead of two. The inn
tary, under beneral Granger, and the
city pollee, will lw kept on duty all
night.
The polls will re..pon ht the city to
morrow. It is impendble to tell how the
State luts gone.
♦ROTfI DIIIPATCAL
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A bel•ree . flasserinalgre” Am oslied
Imerfeeesee—binal NA.
ellsrumnat.
Nrw YORK, * October. 2 . 2.—A special
from Richmond says the poll.. in each
ward am orowded Ly Solon., white and
colored. In throe of the live wards the
Conservative ticket is ahead. The negro
voters are prevented from voting the .
Conservative ticket. In Jofferran ward,
at half peat nine this morning, a colored
man openly.. voted the Comervative
ticket. As he left the polls he wa..
assailed by a mob of litannicut
radicals, who threatened to hang
him to the nearost atop post. Ile seas
chased from the - place of voting, :cod
when the elvil police interfered the mob
offered futeiblo red:mama., and clubs were
mod on both sides for a short time. The
military 4111111. up, the infantry 'with
riser bayonets and . the cavalry
with drawn sabres. Thee elt.inns.
and • dismal:et the mob. The
ring leaders tt ere arrested and
• Indeed in the station house. Fear of the
Naldlena prevented auy attempt to rescue
them. No disturltanee has ori , urred up
to this time at any other place of voting.
The tobacco martufacthrles and other
phwes where uegm labor 61 etnploy-ed
are closed, the arnpley - etma refusing to
work until tin election b. over. Bodies
of trmips are stationed at different points
in the city, ami will prerierVe order. The
excitement Is intense. •
RICH MOND, October 22.—Tito vote in
Lynchburg wart Whltt,, C 73; blacks,
nil; being 372 lost limn tbo namber reg.
i.tered.
Torry'e praline[—for the Convention
.sersineh LW. for the Uineer,etie
deizet, Lxith Itadir:al ticket, 3._ Amherst—Whiles 90. Werke 7.1:1.
Norfolk Meek.
brie;3ll lee+ limo number regie
tert.t.
MENLM=
tt Lyllebburg . the lives of the
who voted the tkitmervativ c ticket. were
threatened by - the Radicals*, anti to the al.-
turhanee tatwnl bv them threerte.„..trocx
were wounded. tini er WOO r e ,,tero,l tiy
Um military and civil authorities.
-Puntletra Preeinet--Fm Convention,
CZ; against, Com.ervative,
15.1.
ME)MM;I=II
The Connervatice. &I AA In thwted an
.Itbrup-ta county by Loll tonjority.
. There was a autall white end foil metro
VOW. hi the Valley. The Ponsentlon
there lux b.vn voted down and the (Alt-
Ptervittive. elected. New. from
bridge in.ano tllO CUELSerVatiVO triumph
intim!, county. .
GEN. SHERIDAN
. . .
simmisos ts /aide /slaws—'least
Al/I l we'T Dleples Irreviesseee,
Car Telestraelt w the rittsbersa lizrell.l
I . II.OvIDEN,E, October
Sheridan arrived here to-d a y, Be
I.MAkalltethit .111 , 1401, where be
Bred abriefaddres In reply to oweloortic
by ItichmeteL At Waren Gov.
Burnside introduend tint. Sheridan to
the people, and. be responded In a few
words. There was n similar affair et
Droune, Me. •
The train' reached Providence at 11
o'clock,- 'The General was met at the des
pot by.it committee of the city Council,
the cledrman delivering an address, to
which General Sheridan replied. Hewes
then escorted to the Governor's moundon,
and in answer to an address made nbrief
.porch of thanks. The General was as'
coned through rim city by the entire dl•
stsnln of the Itheide Island militia-end
the Grand Army of the Republic,' the
latter forming a guarder honor, anti au Ir.
sequently he roviewei the t slops. The pa
rade was probably • the Guest military
demonittmtlon ever mode In the State.
The city was crowded with people from
all the country towns. General Sheri
dan received vocal and floral tributes all
.along the lino of march._-The streets
were decorated with hags, mottoes, AT.
This afternoon General Sheridan has
visited Narragansett Park, where the
October races commenced to-day.
'nutria:en, Mr-, O. 22.—The City
Council -or Lownuon trunicmt
flue lor,-
pitalilks of the city to Sheridan, viio is
expected them nett week.
Pnovionson, Oct. 22,—Gen. Sheridan
wan serenaded to•nlidd by the Grand
Army of the 'Republic, . to-morrow be
wisps Brown I:niversity and holds a
levee in City Hall.
TENIN==
Costool foi MUMS itatoo
Mortis* 'oot nrowolow—
mayor of Amiavillo Assoculoo—Tko
Mourro.
Sy Telegraph to tbill!LpOurfth
NAARVILLE; Oco.bor =-I.lure
lota were bad to-day in tho Sonata 'and
two in the llouse of Ropresentatireff
without an elleiimt Ow United Sites
Senator, Colonel Stokes, led in the Sen.
alo and:orrarnor limwolow In the
tic. se. •PISIWO /Thuil. meet In mo
ve ion to-morrow, When it is be h aved
flrowulow will ho eloeted, •
Mayor Alden was Milapital in the lte
eorder's °Oleo to-day by Captain Patter
son, late Chief of :light Polka, Ile was
not badly hurt. • -
The fall meeting on the Associated
Course vommeneed to-day. There wore
thri* PRP% TIIP Prig; aWftellstolio for
two year 01d5,, , 01i0 wle, was Won by,
Johnson km Dndas' Richelieu, heating
Turner do- Joluifaus', Chrystal. Time,
1.4111. The losSond, ft stake for threeyenr
obbh was won by 'ruiner. d. Joimsons'
Filly Magazine, boating Maggie Hum or ,
DuzaphzE4 -2 01 ( PilAY - 13 Ca:c ripl•
Timpy
two mile-dash for all • ages, was won hy
Johnson A, • Doughtf... - Muggins, boning
Countorproof and VleMrino.
iftreff*Markotil,
cetdelq the rltieberth °wig./
Loptuoar, October 2.l—.Evenin . ll : (on.
133 ON. 111.1noth central
FRANKFORT. Optober. Evening.—
tint tod States bonds advanood to 745.
lavanroar.,Ootober=—Ehening.—Thu
Cott n. market elosadllittWy," owing. tq
lite:uusettleji state of 4.fildrs, Oqnsect by
the stoppage of the Royal Rank, and un
favorable reports from Manchester, host:
may; light; sales of 10,00 U 'bales; quota.
Lions show A decline ern 143 of a penny;
liPhuuls 7-10 d; Orleans al.
1-10. , The market . d ' Ull
with a declining tendency. lircadstutrs
hays berm netlye; quotation. irrerar,
0 9 11, ' dosed at an advanoo OTT ling;
new mixed western at 480 Ud. Wheat
declined 3d. California white dull at 155
red western' Pin, • Peas lower and
heavy at 50s; Oats unchanged; Barley
nominal. , Provisiono—Beef 130 s; Pork
71o; Bacon, tie ed; Lard Os lower,and'
quoted at 04s. Clicesext 520. „Produce— .
"Tallow 45s 3.1. Petroleum spirits - at - Is
241; rennet, LI Sid. London market un
changed, .
A.N;rwienr, October 2.l..—Ercning.—Pv
troleum Oat; standard White, 02r. 00e.
NEW YORE.
E! T ,.l cfrsph to W ruuniash
NEW Yonir, Oct. LAM
00 1 - EMINENT SALE OP'QUARTSIMAJ!,
TRIM' sronAs.
The Government sale to -day was large
ly attended and Went her with spirit, but
at rather low priefti,lut follows: woolen
blankets $1,41A1,45; . rubber do. $l,lBO,
1,14; do. Benches $1,10; pegged bootees
glecttio per pair; band rowed do. $1,166
1,20; nutchrho sewed do. $1,42i; lend
' sewed boots, $1,42161,01 pegged do.
$1,65@i1.673; great can ( {terse) g 1,316
2,0 ; event cords (foot) 25E14444, long
being - taken within' th range: gray
tlannol shirts: no; atablei freaks, a long
line. sold 01 2.5 c; an Immapee line of can
tonl flannel dmwers ntilil at 4. ne; tres"
o'r ,, - thurse) 1,55(1i.1,7i; wage caps "Ix
rents; uniformed hats, U trinintou, 3201
do. infantry, tritimitid, ' ' do. cavalry
and artillery 30(334c; p , ates'earalry
jackets 7. - . c; do. artillery . Vie; uniform
artillt•ry mats. privafe ., a,:, ,7541,84; do.
infantry do; sl,irz l 6 - !) 1,, .4 jicketx, mvalry,
artillory,*l,2ll uniform ovate, engineers,
s l ,e7a; mosquito bars, M.
.=
lIANK DEPA ZTIOY
The Tinos says; in ref#ence to tho re
ported dentlcatton in a banking Institu
tion on the East aide t the amount in
volved was not very Mtge, say 1c25,000.
The money has been toped to eertatn
part ics who were officers egellvxdors, who
were behindlatuid ...in 'O4Ca the. small
National Banks up. towtitirlt,who, to
rrover their retreat, start a NEM smaller
bank on their own t, under the
local hankitm law of X York. The
money in default ims RI ' been repaid
to the National Bank ' i which these
enterprising. epoonlatonr seceded,
_
riALEN'or mit , p REV._
Tie Fort Chtnsevort p rty, belong
ing to the rite,. was sold auction to
day in . lota, the figures - ng g4,01:10.
The prices Yesterday tent half a
million. Thom will be Itlonal sales
en Thursday. ' ri
WIIL , KY HATE • ' ;
Collator Bailey still It his men in
them.,
of the, whisky s
blishment'
su'zed on Friday tu! Satruslay, but has.
rrendered thr bonded witehouses Oil a
demand made by Collecto libook.
WITAMFA wan
The British steareer . rdam, from
Malaga for New York, t.aehore on
Sunday night, near Mon She lies
among the rocks. 'The eatgio of fruits to
said to have been sold tttarrive, and is
preetrately Insured.
narENT reel LER IMEEOSION. .
The , 'Sanitary Superintendent .4 the
Metropolitan Prilioe ims autrninted a re
port relative to thetristent Anal boiler ex
pkerions, in which he reeranmends the
bistrior AttornleSt of New York and
Kings eountim to
_lake proper action
E
Ward, proprleyrr ot' a Broad
way .aloon, wax kuta:gadsnaileas and
roßbod - of a !Mull a Would money early
ihia mornii . c. allog 'robbvrr. luive
Limon
gordcg ri:rigurt ,, -
TheY funurnl .4 till.
mm, AloVlaNtrary, rookto-day lu
Ilmoklyzi. and woo atte= by u largo
amber of kis comrade?. alit friend,..
001.1.11410 X IiC V ERTMATION.
The iloyennnt!nt :Steent i beat "rupee
tont hare montuent."il the lOVIII.:4111101.1
of the mums of the toilleion between
the Vanderbilt and Donn Iyohmand. It
will be very thomußh.
t
Nrliat,...lll.l(`Al , “ . •
Three burghtra,rialnedJ Dunbar.
William Mina and JAMEIN . Wile
Caugto Monday night In wand:mum
of Robby 4 - .. San, South . and held
for
trial, charged with an at pt. to aleal
a quarter of a million wort goo ds,
trcn nag tx " •
Commodore Vanderbilt Monahan
flay trotted n toile rein: y, at the
Fuxbion Course, In 2iPal. --':
The ateasebealll '1146e,
117 ?weeny* to Ile littalwnlll. 04.1
i t
sr. LOU", thlober ..!..... lb Murphy.
the At...i1ia...1. burner, who mlecused
from the l'eulteulLo, lu • tut, hut
wool:, by Juito,..Mglty. 14,0 rulkl4.
State. Circuit Court, has turned
. . .
rner to United 'lrtte.: Ynnd,nl ftrere,
who sow onlered bv. the Court to
blur to the Ilte . eteret Nereid of
l'enneseeo, there to ate** our-b prom o&
iu•tituttod wettest hire by
the tliell ( . .wurts, ;
'P . ,Melon .f 611 m Tra
ny Tolastsob to tOt rutsbantaliwar.
cmcseo, reJlitelen
e'd ter
earns" about eight oek het night
the Ch'retro and North Western Pall•
road, two miter ,root ef.thsea, heraraa
straht we'd fur Omaha and an extra
freight trate. ltoth locomotives were
demolished, nod Aix perecuut injured,
twee fatally. The eollittion am caused
by a misomierrtanding of the conductor
of the freight train. • '
Leatorill• Aug PeetMail Cunt.. •
Uy Telegraph to 'h. ris.b. m s ti eap%N. t •
LOUL+III.I, lknber 2l.—Ciert.
El:n i :nrlTy . f#lpa r rt oi y u rz i litArzlng4l::
Portland and New Albany ferries Lete
leld up on a' ",nut tho channel lilting
up. and •klire are noar plying In their
Lat.,
Canal fully twenty-fire inc Le., and
Whim idoirly.
Maltlne.re Arelltleitaal Milled,
.T TWAT.% to %ha PltlolknrißUssosto 3
It',raiment; °cleave22.--Earl this
bites [lndy. a well k nown
woollll4llloJan ' was shot and Instantly
kllnl by u Batten:is. The dlWcnhv
°rig-U.11441 in the Cutting Of the halyards
of a hickory pule erected by the Detre
crate of the Twentieth wird.
E=l
Or Talegrar. fa taw rulasaraa
NEW 011LEA701, Oen:ober '",
WIVI) thirteen yellow Inver ink:mental
during the twenty-four kiwis tinchnir at
thio morning.
netnbea 22.—Tharn were no
deaths from yellow fever Itioday. •
PERSONAU
r I
~~
oClellan 411 Oorning Immo to
4detit. -
Mil for
lunctrod and foity-two Smiths
Rye irmilimtal a Yulo. ~
- 4 .lemmodoto Vande triennia le
reporte•l at present to be , lltAitt a day.
—that. 13caaregord is. being feted and
lionised be his Washlninatt friends and
a•lnnows,
—Nine eolorott men /icing in.
Now Orlcain who asaiat thtllßdchatpc
under •incloon,
—Mrs. Cobb, wanettnitio ' , Cited the
I'Fotnale Pardon Itrokor,'' Uin Wuataing
ton, leaking as piquant andlntercning as
over. , ,
Dtokorta reach Dont%
early In Novsnibert ( val a *hoped the
Amen , on poopin wlillttermit. the tAkeC
14 notes to havo a tittietthtnn' •
—Admiral i'arragutaineln Sweden en
entire hungry of breecteloading ctumonti,
oC wraught Iron, taken oat of it veinal
sunk daring the seventeenth century.
little girl In (Afro, who Is losing
her sight from a stataraot Is mini - 13 , 4 u; 4 11
don end far into (Ito night to store her
mind for the time When the world will
to blank to her Oyes.
--Secretary Suwanigrognosticales that
New York will go Democratic ut tkc No
voinher decline. Dintbttem the wish Is
father to Mu thought, bul Mr. kleivaid la
not forgoes as a prophet.
—lt apponta to be eartaln that Senator
Sumner and ITI(o have separated, aqd onp
remarked an a goad acaftind brother, a
atandrant &land% cadlrmo patriot,' kap
(MINI In the ra ! ,,1 P 0 4- 0 ( 4, F ,,, ban..d. •
—The givenkfonifez and Napa are
made Mlre,Zop istflPianaalktoul
IkTO a"ro" rli eons Salo-mom
la In XI; Carlotta will aurely din when
'she known about the Want her husband,
and than end I'm woman of tho3lc.xlentt
ntudttla t .' • .
-.Second ABAIEI4I4 Engtneer George P.
decrypt, Ilnital Mates Bevy, tried et
Portsmouth, lyos
ee fpu g 2i u .
l} l t l y , 1
o 7 r iriant o u u
p utt decl tha po heP
r hs -
Mont ought to to Impeached, and by
order of ileerebuy Welles, Ito has been
suspended from duty , ono year im heir
Ontforsonag tantlway
Wall not the Vennaylvantrt Railroad
ho aoln a real !service to the gencre
, public, ,3; Initiating the rocent action of
the Now York Railroads in putting their
employees tt unifortnt Wo say the
rennaylvardh Ilalltattd. Weans') it M gen
erally srimmsal to exert a sort of moral
Influent* over 11 large number of Unto lit
rallwap o irelging ny pome pentomil,
and a 1081 or MOW{ hand knowl.
edgo o Lilo woring of this system, we
would nay that it adds immeasurably to
both the comfort and security of platen.
ROM Now;if one wants Information or
monlatanoe, the eye Is of no assistance in
the search, and conammently the search
Ia often made in vain. Dui- with 14 ord.
formed railway corps all necessary In.
formation could bermaight for and - per.
impel Curd without the extravagant
Innate of time and temper nocesaary
tin
der.lko.preseninyatem..
CITY MW SUBURBAN.
. .
Ilesattelde we tiza stawstess Monett—
tuorrnserho lawness.
.
2 - The Manahan House, in this city, was
the scene of an affray Monday evening
which resulted I in a homicide, sending
one poor mortal to render a final ac
count to his God without a moment!ts
time for preparation, and placing anoth
er amenable to the laws - of the land for
the corntnisaion of one of the Lighest
crimes in the catalogue. James A. Mon
ahan, a - well known contractor, and Law
rence Purcell, formerly n liquor suer
chant, wore both' men and beard
ed at the Mansion House. For some
time past 111-feeling existed between
them, and on heveral occasions they' '
quarrelled, 'loin 'violent and -abusive
language town null other. A few days
ego they had a d illeulty, and Manahan
i
made- nformati n against Purcell for
1 su re of the , but Monday evening,
I the time tlzfo the hearing, the prose- 1
0 13
(tutor withdrew e information and paid
the coats. '
' The origin of e difficulty in unknown,
hut Monahan has, it is alleged, at vari
ous times used vile, slanderous and
abusive language about u niece of Mr.
Purcell, who is also a boarder at the
Matution House. ( Monahan, it appears,
was addicted to the. use of intoxicating
drinks, and when under their influence
:was qtiarrelsomk_ and abusive. Mon
'day evening, shortly after ten
!o'clock, he entered the bar-room of the
horse, very drunk. He I enninlell,..l
'tenni( disdiderly and was put out
by Mr. 'Lei-star, the proprietor. Mr. Pur
cell emend a moment after and stood
with the landlord by the bar drinking.
Monahan returned at this titneand stood
near them. He imtneilatalycommencel
a course of violent abuse of Purcell and
his niece. remelt paid no attention to
him and Mr. Zebssler quieted Monahan,
alter which he stepped buck a little.
Monahan then Instantly stepped up to
Pantell sad struck him a blow in the
Purcell turned and returned the blow
- .With his list, striking Monahan under
theex-e, The dnutkentnanfell over back
'Ward, striking his head violently nu the
liner, and was soon after taken to his room.
lie was visited two or three limes during
She night, and seemed to be in a -heavy
drunken sleep:* but yesterday morning
it was discovered that him injuries were
of a serious nature, when Dm. Dickson
non Hamilton were called and did what
was possible for him; but at hall-pant ten
, the unfortunate man expired. ills face
and head were frightfully swollen end
discolored. Warder theatfray was taken
to the Mayor's office, and at about
half-past lilac o'clock Chief Scott,
with Officer Rivers, proceeded- toile
hotel atularrestedPurcelL Tboprlsoner
is now in the lock-up." Deceased-was
attout forty-six yeses lock-ups "
age. Ile haul
the Otanructa for building the Allegheny
1 Wharf and thellinniniditim water work.
Ile has a sister residing in Philadelphia,
anti Il aisterdn-law In the Seventh ward
of thin city. Coroner ()IAMBI:MI heki an in
quest, at which the following testimony
was elicited:
Charlie Zelsaler, proprietor of the
Mansion Hoene, *as sworn and testified
lis substance. tonna, Ile stated that
lnl was, during the evening, with Mr.
HuitcsAL Between ten and- eleven
tD,elnek Mr. Monahan - came In drunk.
Me refused to go to his room. On com
ing from the - cloutineatal saloon, shortly
- afterward, witness hoard Monahan mak
ings disorderly noise, antiput hint out
on the pavement, where he sat down
ttuletly Ltt a chair, and eat there for sortie
nee, tin goingiatek into the house the
witness found Mr. Puroell at the bur,
and took a drink with him. As they
were drinking - Monahan entered and
Mood hy the bar at the left of witness.,
while Parrell stood at awl - right. Mona
han en,mtrameed to talk badly to Mr.
Purcell; using Insulting language about
him and his niece. Mr. Purcell paid no
- ationtion and mode no answer, and wit
ness attempted to quiet Monahm, and
havinganereoded, as be thought, stepped
back a little way. Monahan then Dann-
Mabel v seeppoi forward and struck Pur
cell A blow between the eyot, knocking
off his hat. Mr. PUrren then turned anti
struck Monahan a bloW In the face with
OM
tt i tt rt i rbae l V* l ktrfratA ^of
his heed forribleen the Maar. Zr weapon
was used by Mater. Throe tram carried
Monahan up to his room, and left a boy
it, obarge of him, with dhoti ions to bathe
ties face and heal of the intend man.
Jamb Lehman, the barkeeper, was
sworn, and tooth:hat that. .tonaban en
tered dm bar MOM at about tar o'clock,
and said to statuette that much parions as
l'ltreell and his niece should not be al
lowed in a respectable banding hotter.
Witness repented 'Monahan to go totted,
Wit he refused. Win:iota Wu asked him
to go with him to the Liberty street
door, whieltbailid, and prombeid to go
to tad. Mr. Purcell entered shortly
afterwards and asurel the proprietor and
wine...et to take a drink. They were the
only penmen. in the I.OOIXI at the time, but
.thny were .drinking Monahan ret-oto
tered and stood by the bar with the
others _lie renewed his remarks about
Mr. Purcell, saving that he did not like
him, and he could not pay his bietni kill.
Ho also used very Insulting languaged
regarding Purcell's nolo& Mr. Purcell
made no reply and took no notice. The
proprietor, having quieted
M Monalam,
ntopped back; when Monahan stepped
up and Mmek sir, /Novo a blow In the .
Awe, kneridng his hat on' and drawing.
blood. Purrell struck Monahan a Moa
n. return, hitting him under the eye.
Monahan JIM aver backward, ids heel
striking the litter with grad violence.
Only the ono blow was exchanged and
no weapons were teed- Witness nut
around and seised Mr. Purcell, who toot
remitting by Monahan, hutavithout, hav
ing offered him env further violence.
Did not hoar Monahan apeak after ho was
injured.
William Siebert, a boy engaged at the I
hotel tentlllest that last evening be wax
sent 'by Mr. .letioseler into lletudians
room to stash Monahan'a face and keep
water upon. it, Washed his face aeouple
of times, when he retuned to have it
washed any more, and hoisted on getting
up. Ile spoke, telling witness Jimmy,
but he could nut untlandenti andelse
he selik Ito the t a raised his hand bit
witness on the cheek, when the latter
left that room and went to tati.
John 0. Berry, night watchman of the
house, was sworn, and tottitied that for
some thnopott there had been a difticulty
existing between Monahan and Potwell,
and they had utjgrrolled lit the house. I
On Friday night MOLlailliree washing was
brought is his room, and the next morn
ing he alleged that during tin night some
person had stolen some of Ids Marta and '
collars Mai throw theut out of the win
dow. Ile came to winless about lt, and
said that he know the " Irish thief that
stole Ids clothe,: there was no brick well
between them, and be was a thief, and
his niece sense harlot. Ile would send
him over the river for it." . Witness for
bade any Mem such talk. There was a
suit pending between them Monahan
having sued Purcell Mr thre atening bin
life. Yesterday Monahan drew the null.
Last evening Monahan commenced the
ammo kind of talk again, and ho and the
nieekAnniePuronil,uommeneed quarrel
,tlnif in thohall. Witnesawas adied away
utthls Unit, end heard nothing mare un
til Monahan was kLocked down in the
bar room. The Doctor was. rolled this
morning No one considered him badly
hurt until- lliiii morning. Witness ana
the landlord wont Into the room 'leveret
dines during the night, . end 'Monahan
seemed to be very coinftirtallo, and was
In a drunken sleep,. He was In the habit
of getting beastly drunk night after
night.
Dr. 'John Dickson testified that be was
called about nine o'clock 7'ittathx9 mom
Dig. l'othelputiout comatose awl sterto
rous. Dr. thstnitton and witness con
cluded that he wan angering from on-',
cusalort of the brain, the pupil of the two
being xfudlittted:', l'illse was RR. Orin
eludthrlthigt 44teilat he bled or he would
Lea ODielltUnbmg - Which would prove I
fatal, Dr. Hanillton wont for a copper'
mid leocher,' and meantime the patient ,
WWI bled te the extent of I alit. Ten
Ell capandtd owl prOtied . that the
' .14 yaw odiapreaded. It was thought
nil the first that he would die. The
eontuslints wereexatnined, and it vveg
found that on thp lil t and cheek bed* the
Inglillg W. InglitaY Int mother ahrtia-
Won above the loft aye bad ttto appear
anise or having been &no with
a rough stick. - This , -bow woo
given While the, Man Was et-lati ,
lug, and was the blow whioh tlisorte
Ige d the ighlrl. /I - the blow had boon
struck after he had fallen, the skull
would bard beentructtirbd instead of ' ,
the brain atone. On the pout-morteto
examination, clotted blood Was found in
the civil= immediately under this
bdow, mid behind, the brain- theme woe
roken tienl to the ventricle, and the 1
Ventricle full of fluid bloOd.,
Dr. W. R . liarrilikou was morn, and
his testimony was the same in substance
as that of Dr. Diekean, after which the
Jury adjourned to meet at the Mayor's
office at sewn o'clock this evening, when
they will render a verdict.
AppriprLate Noutes.—The caty of Lan
caster has A datteln_g wheel tinder' the
charge of Neal bthwit, persons whO
were eritlentlyclasignated as terpatehore
an professors when bntstasoe‘ Itw o wd .
perbapt, be wall It ell parsons won't: ha
ati appropriately namettfOniyhithat oaas
what a nissaber orsurnaznea name of oar.
mesohante-would dagger under.
Weald Km Iknaentlas to Eat—A. Me-
Cf:=M
IA larceny ease, in the Criminal Court
yesterday, attracted more than ordinary
. attention, and the ability of the counsel
I employed had the Meet of causing a very
i decided difference of opinion among the
I members of the jury bnpannelled Olt to
I the guilt of the ncensed. They retired a
I few minutes after *we're, and about two
I o'clock came Into Court, representing
they had failed to agree upon a verdict.
Judge Stowe remarked that It was good
policy to oblige juries to agree, if possi
ble, otherwise there would be many Oitt.•
agreements; but, nevertheless, if it was'
represented there was no prospector their
comidg, to a conclusion, he would dis
charge thorn. He suggested that they
about(' again retire, and If they had not -
agreed upon a verdict when the hour for
the adjournment Of the Court arrived,
he would then release thorn. The
jury accordingly retired to their room
to resume the discussion •of the ease.
Very scan after they reappeared ln the
Court room, and It was made known that
one of their number. William Love, was
missing. Haviug determined not to
again go to the jury room without first
getting something to cal, (he had no din- -
ner,) when the jury left the Court room
the second 'time ho took the opportu
nity to seek out the nearest restaurant to
satisfy the cravings of his stomach.
Judge Stowe mid under the circumstan
ces he would be 01,14;0(1 to discharge the
jury, as any rennet they might render
would be set made. They were rains°.
quently dismissed from the further con
sideration of the . case, His Honor tinit
inqulriug particularly as to the farts con
cerning the milisinginror, with a view,
, he said, of disposing or him in a manner
! that aught be deemed proper when
called beery the Court, mne would be.
Mr. Love made his uppearmice in the ,
Court-room shortly before adjournment, ,
Mt wins coiled to the bar. lie was naked ,
to explain his conduct. His age and ap
pearance _were In his favor, and his de
fame, however inadequate it might be
deemed when viewed with great strict
ness, was judged to be reasonable. tie
was hungry - , was accustomed' to have Ida
meets regularly, and conceived -that ten
or lifteen minutes absence on his part
would not make any particular differ
enm. 110 Said (what every one present
believed) that he meant no disrespect or
re - anomie to the Court. Judge Stowe re
plied that the juror's conduct was such
that the Court could not avoid taking
proper notice of it. He did not think Mr.
Love. as lie had said, designed to art eon
tertiptummly, or that he was aware he
was acting Improperly. It was the duty
of the Court, although accepting his ex
planation, to say that his action was
wrong, and to ration him not to so do
again while he remained a Juror.
=MI
John Genkle, yesterday, appeared
fore Mayor MorritOn, of Allegheny, and
made information ,charging John Avy
with robbery. The prosecutor is a dray
man, melding in that, township, and , the
defendant had nom In his employ. One
lay Imo week Agey left and 'came to Al
kgbeny city, anthsoun after his depar.
tore tloatkle dismvered that he had horn
robbed of tiro in paper money, and tlf
teeth flee franc piet*o. Be came to the
city in search of Agey and discovered
that ho had left OM) in paper money with
a Mrs. tiregg, en Ohlo sweet, but has been
.unable to lied the silver. The defend-.
ant wits arrested and searched, but no
evidence of his'guilt was found upon
blue— Ile acknewloigees to" having left
the money with Mrs. (;rsng, but says. It
was his own money. lie was held for a
bearing.
X!{orators at Work
•
00 Monday night the shop of. Mr.
lierrnan Shnite, gun manufacturer. on
Wayno street, was entered by a gang of
burglars and robbed of a considerable
number of valuable articles. Entrance
was obtained by anving open the outside
cellar doOr, awl through the door which
leads it , Ull` 4110 p, removing in their way
It otretez Intel Ins et the heal of the cellar
%mimes,. L,oadod with their spoils the
burglar's depart.' apparently liming!),
the front door, wild& wa.A frlilnkia in
-4 mull ,
'nee ~nhitarett
in title 'city by Rey. James Allison & Co.
erelte.a to on this week in a greatly en
larged aim, quarto form. The proaperi
ty of_tlao Banner, si nee the preSept natt
ers summed Its management, has been
very remarkable. compelling three en
largements within as many years. , The
Journal is one of the ablest .religious
newspapers In the country, Is annducted
properly and managed with ahrevtiltinsa
usd ahllity , It eirrltlnt. largely Mid as
an advertialng medium has few superiors.
We areglad to•notho new 'evidences or
itionntomed prosperity.
Cutting Alti 110torknLI I•INSOrt for
. 310 fed People dor: ,. . , i r teentli ward,
known he the name 'quint, Betty•ii . ..
wax, ktonany night, the scone of a Cut
ting - affair. A tight mourns!, during
whirl. one Votnoy (,urge received a se
vere i not dangerous) stab In the right
shoulder, the wound b*ing HOMO eight
inches in liingth. Illanl son. wdfc
of the solneWltat notorious Julius illaek-
NM, Is ac i euseil of having used the knife
on • ':ti s. 0 4X2.1011. • attest /Ma been
An. Attempt to Rob Irrustrated.--The
house ofS. T. Paisley, Esq., of the Ninth
ward,•was enton on Sunday eveniug
by two men with burglarious Intent,_ but
fortunately they were timely diseM'enni.
A noise was heard in the kitehen and tho
servant giirl - proiettled to the spot end
saw the stare/ling the overcoat of.
her master. She gave the alarm and
the rehlams Withdrew without leayhar,
their adtimmt, •
A cAIIA or Idn tioet , trlth, of Zartot,
vine, Ohlettnre..! twenty months, got a
vial of le.lidanum and drank -it, but WAS
dtbeoverod to time, an that prompt mod
teal aid eaved Mt 111 h. Great rare should
be taken not to have drugs Within the
teach of children. t
Ali co Ptitritiel. Sidman May is saki to
been removed from the Methodist
burial ground fu the Screeds wan!, a raw
days 11111011. WO remember orone Laving.
been exhumed there some years ago,
which emitted greet curiosity at the time.
CITY ITEMS.
1 1 Dextral,ls Resiattire and arcane; on
the Second Bank, Fourth ward, 4.11 a
glumly city, at auction. On Thureday (to
morrow) at half past two o'clock p. m.
on the premises, will be sold the desle
nble residence mid grounds of Walter
lityant, Fact, 'Dm lot fronts tiny feat on
Nord) Corral atrect, between .Cherrinut
street and Irtadison avenue, and extends
book two . bundred and sestaty-three
foot to Liberty aired..
realdenixi Wan elegant brick build
ing oontaining fifteen monis, with all the
modern improvements. Alan, an exerd.-
lent brick stable, double carriage house,
and out braidings eomploto..
m- - -
This pro be testy of itedard,.and to
parties desiring a' pleasant,. convonionE
and comfortable home, on- very easy
tonne, thin opportunity abogld net be
neglected, we 1110 5410 will be positive. I
see advertisetnent of Smithson, Palmer
rters.
•
Need the TrOtiosony from Ose Of the
trot Chimes of. Allegheny My.
• ALLMMENY, Oct:l4, 15G7. •
Mn. Ow. A. IClitiOfts,Devrr b r t
havo beeu troubled for elovirobh
the coniplalut dmarfbnl 11 - jour ' .
tlaement or - Dr. ,biargent a Diutontribi •
Backache rills, and concluded taeghe
them a trial, told am glad to nay they n(
forded. Mo Immedlato relief. - I elmerhilly
revommeral them to any Ono aufferlng
from Ilke reeling 0 011 4.100 t
flaw will do all you rdallu f or tb ouy
DAVID Flutvi.
- 0 3 ,0d0 by all Drugglabk fik I
calla per box. . • 74 .
. •
Fahßestods, the welt known
'drugle s .6_ Nc. GO Wood stroot, Pitts
burg/1,-1°44, and proprietor of the )ustf:se
uelebrated."ll. X.. kalunstock's crud
fur," is now tho compounder of Wit..
sou's rills, an equity velAhle specific
for llyspepsin4 tylt4. l . tney.hq hail ev
ery ketkawg drugglSt in, the tinithrl
Britten.
Mir OW 2611ne larit i t—ne poach§ in,
the mouth tit* y Oloonsott Wittk
Ward'a Vinid end Powdered IlonctaiCO,
which makcii good hard gurus tc, icon
the teeth thotr i geso
wholontac aCd Mail. hy4,
No. St hinrhct stroetCnnd z •istc.
Meal) Grocerlex—For titoap Oily'_"
unties andiaomething good,: oto Arthur
Ktrk's• 0r.37-6tore, Nat 174 and 174
Federal street,
Kane% PetTeli* lesp --Kana'a Po•
trolotml Jkin,* Is much better than any
(Ater, - STEWARD
40 Anderson street" Allegheny,
Coast!taloa Water la a .certaJn cure
for plaboas and all disease/I , of the kb:l
ova, rut ale by all deugglala, 3n7P.
UAW Pank-,A. stookor ladles'
laseilleelleseae" • Flemings;
oc'd atr-"4
Es
NUMBER 245
CITY ITEMS
Pena Furs! Tarsi she Where to shy
Them.
Messrs, Gardner & Stewart, west roe
ner_, of Market and' Fourth streets, No.
69, have now open and for sale, at whole
sale and retail, the largest stock in the
city, in all grades and qualities, Which
they propose to sell at than
the o goala can
b
also showing a greater variety and en
tirely now Airs. All buyers of furs
should remember this, and avail them
selves of this rare opportunity to make
heir purchases.
They are also opening a large stock of
new dry goods, most remarkably cheap.
West corner Market mid - Fourth streets,
No. 69, • •
TWE GARDNER ET, STEWART.
Ken Vs Petroleum Soap.—l have used
, Cime's Petroleum Soap foritbe last year,
mil pronomme Stile host for all purls>:
es that I have over trie d .
.Tsates T. SAMPLE, Diuggiet,
• Federal street, cur. Robinson, •
Allegheny City, Pa. •
To Country liferchanta—iyone ate.-
lon is ogled to the wholesale and re
tail grocer/ store of Arthur Kirk, Nos.
172 and 1.4 Federal street, Allegheny;
Just the place to buy your groceries.
Mu Kirk has facilities for buying that
enables him to sell to retail merchants at
a lower figure than any other house in
the two cities.' He keeps at all times all
kinds of groceries, and Will be pleased
to have parties call and examine his price
list, and the quality of goods kept by
him. Remember hls numbers, 172 and
174 Federal street,..Allegheny City. men*
•
Desirable lite for a Private Residence,
on Ohio avenue, Allegheny City, at Auc
tion. On . Saturday: October :with, at 2
o'clock p. m., on :the premises, will be
cold the largo and handsomely situated
meant lot of ground, fronting ii feet on
Ohio ayenne, near Chartiers street, ex:
tending back 299 feet 6 inches to Locust
street, and adjoining •property of Jona
than Gallaher. Particulars in advertise
ment of Smithson, Palmer (t Co., in an
other column.
•
Dry •Goods Wholesale.—We . in
vite the particular attention of buyers at
wholesale to our complete stock of silks
dress goods, and all kinds of fancy and
staple goods, and to the fact that we soil
at the lowest eastern prices, and cat
goals to suit purchasers.
.1. W. Dank= th Co.,
- • 69 Market street.
Ilene,. Petroleum Soap.—My family
so tried nearly. all kinds of soap, and
ml Kane's' Petroleum Soap tim best
ley have ever used.
linv. A. B. BRADFORD,
Enna Valley, Penna..
Pars. Furs.—Willhun Fleming, No.
139 Wood atreit, has just opened a large
Mock of Ladies' Furs, all of which will
sold at lower prices than at any other
house In the city. ,
&methleg Good.—The boots, shoes,
gaiters, de., for men, ladles and children,
kept at 88 Market street, are made or
the very best material, and sold as low
as the lowest.- All goods are warranted
to give satisfaction. It you want some
thing good; and at gold prioes, call at
ItoblVs Shoo House, 88 market street.
• suburban Betittence and Handsome
Groin Is—on Terrace Avenue,Oakland,
at Auction, on Thursday, Oc t . 24th, at 2
o'clock, r. x., will be .1d the eligibly
/Musted and very desirable residence and
grounds of D. Ifootetter, Es q. See Ad
verUsement of Surrniunr, l'Atarr.rt
Co., Auctioneers—in •another Lrolumn.
A Very. Desirable Country HUMP, at
Hazelwood Station. Connellsville Rail
road, be hold at auction, on Friktay,
Octribe.r 2..ith at 1134 o'clock., a. at. - The
desirable residence and grounds of the
late Colonel Wm. Piper. See advertise
ment in our auction column. Smithson,
Palmer A Co., Auctioneers. •
Ladles Furs.—At the New York. Hat
sad Fur Aortae, Ett,. Clair . attoet,
lowqr prtoea than at any other house in
• cestrakis Ilealdeque and Crowds on
We Second Bank, Fourth ward, Alla
pawny city, at atictioh, on Thursday Co ,
'ober 24th, at 21 o'clocklx m. See adrer-i
Usernenq of Smithson, Palmer b Co.'
auctioneers.. •
11Cine's Petroleum lgosp.-1. 'would not
one lull , other soak so long as I can get
Kane's Petroleum Serap,
4 0 '1 .Dn.'lLtzt.Err
Sandno" ,
street Allegheny Pa.
To IFlrmineo—Go to Arthur Kirk's
Grocery Store, N 05,172 and 174 Federal
street, Allegheny, and buy your .Sugar
for putting up fruit.. Re has the largest,
best and cheapest stock in the city. Call.
and see for yourselves. lrW*
OF P4re.—The Tema, Coffees,
Sugars. Sinew, dm., sold at Kirk's Gro
cery Store, Noe. 172 and 174 Federal
street, Allegheny, are warranted to be
the very best in the market. Calk and
get a pike the, , stn.
Valuable Vacant Lot on Socaud Street,
near Market, at auction, on Saturday,
umber 3Mb, at 3 o'clock r. ar. yettlaement in auctkoz column. Sm it h -son, Palmer Ocs, auctioneers, wax.
To Alleghealsou—,Szthrtr 14.1rh, whole
wile soil retail grocer, Non 172 and
174 Federal steet, how received one of the
best atoel of groceries ever brought to
the fdy, which will be sold lower theist
noy house lu the city. xwO
16se, Ear, Ttuvat, - Mato Cam=
DISSAII2II and °ATARI:tit, 5 1 11xesstally
treated by. Dr. Aborn, 184 Smithfield
street. A book by mail 50 cents.
iirAdditional Local Natterg i
on Third and FOiarth Pages.
IMIARRIED.
lIAREWELL-DOADDILANo-Oa Wednesday.
acclablg• October lath, at Philadelphia, by the
Rev. Descry A. DoartbrSan, , I). D. - ,ELLEN'
PtIAICOLS. daughter ca the eelltietteg eAeru-
Men, wed D. BAKED - ELL, Jr.. of Pittsburgh.
=3
- - -
1 40NAUIMN.-fluddenty,
rX.r....-JonI:tI.I4I.LLEN tieat'Lniftih.
The nmers3wlll take place from hi. late resi
de.", Ilandon Hoe., at 3 wel,iek TOM AYR,.
MOON. and leveed to St, 31arre Cemetery. His
theniho art a.peetrally I.lted to attend.
lINDBSTASSRe..
ALEX. AI IR EN, lUNDEITAKER,
wa tea Font. Street, Iltuburgh,
C0F111144, Wall ale.; CIIAPES. GLOVES. pad
evcry desertpilon of Funeral Tarnishing aped.
Yeralstisd.. -Items opeu day .4 nlitht. Hews
uyi ermine. Att,ll.h"
paaldZerr;
vr...T.A.% 'Thome Ewing, Si..
Jacob It, antler, kso
J . , G.. ROD,
. - -.AGED& 1 117NDZirri • •
• KER AND RIMALIIER, Iniiniennin , to the
late Samuel K. Rodgers,) No. ni Ohio Bleeirde
theca doors Irina /leaver, Allegheny RIM 10 -
faille, Rosewood, Itfiti4taly. 'Walnut and Rose
weal Imitation Coligns, at the lowest reddead
prices. Rooms open at all boors, dsj and night.
Reline and Catelage• fercintial onnbord notion
arid on moat reiwonable terms. • • •
•
RDW.,&II:I CZAIIIIIECHI,
DERTAXE B. Waco, No. :14 Otdo Birmet,'
Allegbenr, Metalßc , Stmemeod awl ether ''el ,
AM.. with • complete stook a:Amend Ihnalardas
tottels, on band sad Amaleked atatoetoit noUat
litt lowest mice. Bale and LMary Bealotea. 'Mace
ner or Pleat sod 111ildle Suomi. Mut4w,
lamonchge. Bede.. 81 11 :121. / 111 ••••• ac..
trAaLt.
CEETEUT IMAREILtIvonag.
A. J. HABILIMEDI, at the °LaMar:Gat%
j,,,,,,,p00ri11e. 01/1031ENTAL RAVILIG
mut STONN W 011118; 117ONL8ITIIIA.I.CAS/13.'
wamoth water proof.
•
urrautrost THE 1181111C1FIT
OP ar.ll/111DVErsemeca.9...th
ritub.ro, u opoaILVERIt EVENIXO.
A SrI.III4:VID GOLD 1 / 1 1ADZIO -CAIM
wDI
W sw,iriled, to tha Baudi nvotdocuo
htthut
beret' i•le. • , •
p-aouci,
ww. ~.
~ l ption rle err , Iftlew.alr CO.. IL D. /
1 :
~., : - ranZT.1:1.11;•=111:,"ik.
Tarr Interest eie the Firer Itortm . Bon le
Leavenworth Ileseetr, et the r dee Rail:.
Me) ( aaa pug. totem Dlehtion. 4ae . lrovosatlee
e. , . , Leaf. wtilnn. rant oneeseneatlon et the Cow.
r E vi,; (7 ,ol 3 t- it. antra, Bowe sLDAD•
York man a Co" "L "..X.rUMNtw
"II . ' '"' 4 4 .1.Trbilrie. TM 'r:
EMME.IOI IND
NEW GOODS.
, AgekTehibmat TabilCaN
, . .
naa , _brea to Noellb *TUE moon% ..-
..' , l7eastit Illtems. viten be I. sow rresivlas
OM c rr& k tuam
"Whibis brillbidetelliirbblbbltbiria9l .
MbiOblibilit UMW% mart . iiit .
0 ,1
yettl be saki ob my robboaable Wu&
• . . ' :A; natiliGAitaint Talk!, 1 •
,--: vs.r.iGi inzartr., vor.`ottoituil.'"'
a
THE WEEKLY GAZETTE.
• TWO LUITIOXII.
=DISMAY AND BITIIIDAT.
A Wire Abet. meta/Wag T1111777 , 111X7C07-
1711718 of Isbareattag leadlasg Witter, Itteledlar
Apples Tsllteniala. hien News by Telegraph dad
WWI, valuable Readies Matter gar the nosily
nod fullest lead moat reliable Yluanclal and Cam
uteretal Market Report.. 'terra try sal 'paper la
the thy. le Worcer. Watehaele or Werclue
should be without It.
Than TOR TIM 1174:113X °Anne:
Steele Pebserlber • 41.34
Ers h P ' s
—sad one rola7 Or paper to the puma Settles
up the 0100. AAtllltotto to clubs eau he and, at
say thsts, at club mud. - •
NirrlCW sasacummis.—la nollintag 7000
paper, be sure mud epeolty what WWl*. 700
west, 00 sr* hose • Wednesday edltlea Pai sob*
waiters haring bot one mall • mad, •
b 7 Dealt. Enuttae,. Xe.o7 aim,
orbs Regletwed Letters, maybe mat at oertrek.
• Asidreees casseTTZ. •
PITTSWIMOR s PetiVAs
WANMI.
WAPTED--A GOOD GM L, for
oncral housework. An - a
fatally where
there are no children. Mast corns well recom
mended. Protestant preferred. Address
Orpics
WANTED—A PATTERN. NIA•
FEU. who 'thoroughly undentsado thn
making of Rare Patterns. Maroon BOX fl,
Eit . L.lntrgh Pont mine.
WANTED —CAIIPENTEBB.—A
number or nmtzelam MAXUS wanted
nt recant Mt on Robinson street, near Federal.
Allegheny Cloy.
•
WANTED--A SITUATION, by a
• • Garman Woman. aged thlety ytars,
log Fran& and togutho sdatate ehild (know. ren. no
as assistant in housework, or in a store. Ad.-
dreas A. G., Otbee of the Gat - Elks. Pittsburgh.
WANTED ~41. g • ntl e ma n of:
• • expertense. and basin.* quatillmtiout
would like to connect himself with a foundry, to
manufasture a staple article for rabic. there Isc
good demand. Address CASTINGS, at Tall
OPTICS.
WANTED--20,000
• •
.A.omple sent free 'with term. , for soy use
to clear m. a daily, In three hours. Business ea-
Neely nee, 'light sod desirable.' Can be demo at
Loos or traveling. by both male and female.
No gift enterprise or humbug. W. II: CHIDZS
TER, B 6 Breadtsy. New York. ' . •'
LOST
LOST—FIVE DOLLARS its;
WARD.—Strafed how the subscriber; on
Saturday, the 19th kw., a small red and white'
COW; about Poor rears old. The above reward
will be paid loamy one returning her to PICTLE,
SHITIIBERGWR;eorneeof Coal Tllltuld Perri
streett, Birmingham ' ;
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT—A large and well
lighted lioo3l In the Gizzrta handing-
ANSIy at GAZETTE COUNTING ROOY.
FOR. RENT—An Elegant Felt ,
SISFIED lIDOK on Atwood tloor;•soltabla:
for two alogla gentlemen ors man and wife.
For turtbec particulars Inquire at No. US
TIIIRD STREET, above SWltateld. ' '
FOR SALE
WO It BILE—AN ELEGANT IMP:
110119 E, No, 104 Foltoii sire6t; Blitb
Plttobargb; elgbt roomy .d'eellart WA'
:be modern impermCme.t. Lefgo kn. AMY
. on TUE PREMISE.
FOR SALE-820 ACRES GOOD
FARMING LA-VD, In lowa Tema easy.
Good tlllc. .Taxeo ai pal& Will trade:tor cur
property. For particulars . Inquire of D. W.
SOUTH, ITO. na Market street. •
von SALE--11:10B8EIL—ONE
LARGE BAY DRAUGHT HORSI; om
Sao family BAROUCRE norafE, for: sale a.
HO WARD'S Wary Stable, ST inc Err,
near tha Ilonemaula Mouse.
pos SALE —LIVERY . STAIrA
--reood :Ito. of HMSO. BM Gd:MIM. BA.
nouctiirA. Most Do sold. as present owner has
other 'Sus... requiring Ida attention. Loom..
on Water ...eel, near 'Federal. 41 1.1rne117
For further pot tlenlars Inquire arWiLLTAII T.'
PAUL, comer Anders. .4 Isabella sweet..
Alleabeur CltTe
FOR SALE — MIICIL VAUD.—
The underalgotd will sell all or one-half of, .
a thick Yard, to any p e rson within!' to engage I.
the business. The yard is new, with an the mad,
ern isaproverneut, Lateen.. ten . years. 9a ,
need apply hut those who mean Mo . 1
ine..
dress E. T. C.. Allegheny
•
SALE-,146 A 11,4 cres of 4,751--•
with one double frame house. spring
and geed sPriell small barn; osll buildings nail
'Easy eaves
r is es u Butler of teal, usidertayint.
about Ife ac and Kittanning UM-.
pike rota through the farm. The above mill be ,
cachet:teed for property In the elty or 'adjoining:
'towns. Apply to 'kg. S. IIOYD • CO.. Beal Es—
tate Agents, No. its Fifth Street, littaburgb,,'
FOR SALE—RA.RIERT.—A,Voad
Bakery, dolor• baalneae or fre:ea to
tl
Darrel. alone a lreek, . Incas
ltoat. g
-Ba 10
PALQ ALTO STUMM, Alloglaerr, Baty, will le
Beteg a goOd kkd I '..ta the faellltlea or
doing a' moth larger one I. go ,. rmreyg g .
Any int,gon wishing to •,,,coge In the Domineer
wlllfikd Mk. ° P;oertaelty. Porpartlealara
inquire at the BASLE
FOR SAtAn-House and Lot tisk
tomes 'of . ..Manhattan mu Adams stroslas'
near Passages Conway. Lot 44 by =,liistY .
Roan fame, containing? rooms and good Wli r
we4lmproetd. Maenad LOS iti63elgel:t4o?
Bidwell street, Allegbiny City. Lot - *MY
feet: Douse frame. molehill bath Ave rooteriiali
good *eller; water and gas. Also, seserilgl i ,
throes and Lots goad loather., 'antra
CIAO! CO., Barer street, near
Idattettater.
FOR SALE.
ETILST/CLASS.RESIDIMCP..
wir. °Erse TOE ISALZ uw larre siga d,
to/lout
Double Erick ilangien.
Situate No. by WASTED:O[ON MULCT, Ana
gnaw City, contalalng thirteen lasi agg wen
dalthed rooms. beside. a kitchen. gantry and
anlsbed basement,' all or the most modem style
and latest Improremenu, arranged and ailapleef
,for every convenience.. .
The Lot is WO by 820 Feet.
A zoo. Stable at :be track end. Sawa Isdetre.
th. awl eat
Reach Trees, Grapeii other Fluit,.
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Wave becacaserally Wetted anti Hinted
bearing matarltn togither wink f.oci OA , . 4
ben., mt.inthsalYUFanalorterth,lot,'••
bag bcanty axl • reaseitit thmoitta ,
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9elobor !Lb, IMO.
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tu view of the ftet or*" zmurt
toonrnotnnoo 10 freulallon, rminttentloa
) THREE. LEGGED
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Juniors and Optichin •
ea liminumrxr. ism,,
orpoorric UALL. •
Eclair G. 7-7;
Merchant
eon Penn and ft. can. streets,
Takes ireet pleasure et Workbag hie milkmen
end peolle to sesteral 10 Stook et
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS,
x_ =rain, Chancisk7
CIII NOT/4111—Pa view of
so many perms,. dolling to be lastrocied to
the art of reach too sewing, (mho are not owners
of machines.) on • THE lIIICELTII a Wit,
*ON." we bare made orugentente whereby wo
are enabled to Omits soy .eti to oar rosin.. No;
17 icum area, when they .tar be thoroadtdf tn.
Wasted wl tllO/61 charge. To thore wnooo tea..
templatlna matter • mead... or Irlah to obtain
citactions, tale will he a most favorable Avner
bum), One eneusases are ihnsatity reiseatml.
to leave ImmedLato abuse, wheadver bestow:dim
may be d.b . a..% as me have s larne fooso of foci.
patent and ablttlad teachers, when serrteft can
he hatlas Ones aa neessaarf; . ' '
F Dauss, CAME
Pricilesilriltareauanicoren,
_ COR. PENN & WAYNE SM.'
a ro or. or natNITURC co.a.acr,
Houtui, BELL & co.,
111L1Br Cotton MULL titsiaw,.:
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