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lagnip CARP44l,Btverztcheftp,
CHINA MA-TTING.S;
olaeolted- and fatter:
64ild gorder.4 . Whldoiv Fhades,
coo o&-
It&IVINGS, ish widths;
NEW GOODS just opened
NEW CARPET STORE
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71 dt73 FIFTH STUEET
Between the Poet 4 OBLee and Dispateh
Buthttnic. ,
REAL ESTATE
SAVINGS_ INSTITUTION
INCORPORATED 13Y SHE
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Open for Deporite from l 0 . to V oloilk p.
nr, daily; also on SATURDAY EVEN LNG&
from b to 9 o'clock.
airOtßee. 63 FOURTH ISTELEEr
1 N 'IMRE ALLOWED
Oa Pepasits in tine institution at
SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUM
Payable to Depoeitora in May and Rocenibe
whiett,ir not driven. will be added to thei prin
pal and comp-nsndecL
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Vic' Paaarnesi--W. B. C.OPELabli.
fao'-' Tinrsraaa.-
en nos hiltewe • lion 3 K Moorhen
Jnes. .. o,llrwimy,
Wm a - math , Jacob Painter.
arvy Mikis. I Nickolas ireeatly.
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Secretary and Treasarer—A. A. CARR/L:
iyatlyd
EULER $ WILSON
,Selwing Machine
Was attgrdetra
FIRST GLASS PRIZE MEDAL
-IT THE
wpaLtifs FAIR LONODN I -ENGLAND
wher- all the Machines of
EUROPE AND ARERICA
were in competition..,:
Me°. at the Industriel Exp.witicat. Paris, France.
e'24!lYeTarY
United States Fair
at which Cawing Machines hare been exhibited
'The prinmnal 001.111Aniel Ma.kitig fielitlik - Ma
ohinavre. Wheeler !Wilson: I. .tnager &
Co. , A l AorDin &a Baker::; 01,the machines made
there were sote.dedoetheuxar hos reported :
By Whee1iTtVintdif,,.............2).305
By .31 Streger
.... . . . 10.913
By Grover..&Bl4lxer.. - .. ..
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Showing WttE j Eft & WILSON'- sales to be
dmble dose :1 any Ober Sewing Machine Com
Pant in the country.
GEF-t CH. n STSTEI STRE.E'T. PITT3SITR44I(
This Machine makes the ' LOC STITCH :
end ranee highest on account of. the elastioit Y.
permanence. beauty and general deairableneo
of the stitching *then do end the wide range
of iteapp_hcati — {tteport of thotmerican
atitate,ffew York.] igitiddcw
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. 1 4, 3 70 - 21CPTIMELES AHD DEALZIALN
HIT CEIENT & GDAYEL 1100F3i
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Roafeinacteat tholowest prices,
AU iwork DromptTy tittegdod to ancklgaryttisktod,
Otto% /doming Post .Btuldtu. earner Plittt_and
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VAIL . Bdasen's). se tong and 'favorably known.
to . eisitort at the, Springs, lbw hoar Open for
thtftixr , pti.ti gneets The house le large; de
lightfully eituated on Broadway. between
the Congrews and Empire Springs, and
surronadeorbY.Stuolo and - liatutifulla chafed
groundb frivt-olass , --and the rooms well
Fudge ed for fan be, and large partirs of friends .
For fur her partiotoire addresr.Wasittngton
Satratown+lorings:- • • `fulnlimo.
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-AT THE
In 1849—prior to the adoption of the
Constitution of Florida—while the inhab l
itants of that region had no, regular
ganization of judicial tribunals, (:though
partially recognizing the simple forms of
Mexican courts by 4 •Alcaldes" -an dl
"Judgess of Ist Instance,") an Irish miner'
was killed in a drinking saloon at. "Sulli
van's Diggings" by an Americtin who had:
been a soldier it(the late war wit'l Merl
co. In the 3ontroversy between the two',
the American fired a rifle ~ball through
the back of hie titlversery, causingnlrOist
instant death. (The same ball nearly kill
ed the bar keepen.) The murderer frid,
but after a short tiie voluntarily 'Atirren
dered himself to theoxcited citizens. Who
promised him a fair InVestigation and ja,
tice. ' _
- -._
There was no Alcalde at '`Sullivan's
Diggings,'' (though after the trial thee ht t
torney for the prosecution was elected by
the people to that office) but there was
one a few miles distant at "James' Dig
gins." (cow a populous town, well known
as Jamestown,and thither the citizens pro
ceeded to attend the first trial for murder
which S ever occurred in that country since
it came under the dominion of the United
States
An abler definer tor than the one now
narrating these facts, graphically present
ing the -4 8trioundings of this ruisisulirin,
would not fail to attract a great deal of at
tention.
The Court House (so called) was not
an edifice, but a large - and rude structure
of bushes—an 'arrangement' of three aides
only—having an open front, from which
was a tip/e udid view of the lofty volcanic
moittitams. . Judge ;Frazer, the Alcade,
presided The usual forms and princi
pies of law applicable in criminal cases.
to the organization of a jury, the examin
ation of witnesses, awl the rights of an
seetisid-party,_ weref4litctly obEferved.
the attorney for the prosecution lost no
point in maintaining the general claims
of society against lawless violence, and
he counsel of the prisoner labored with
commendable zeal and ability to clear his
client. When the testimony was . finish
,td, and the case submitted by tie attor
neys, the Judge charged the jury substan
ially thus :
"t3EicTLEutßis• OF THE JURY : One of our
fellow citizens has hen suddenly killed in
,he prime of life ; and the prisoner at the
oar caused_his death. lota_ have, been
sworn to decide the question whether this
's a case of excusable tomicide or whether
,t is a case of malicious homicide. If you
find that the = accused was joitified'in thia
act, he will go out from you free as.he was
I , oefore the happening of this sad event.—
I
:11' ypti:!fitadd • him; guilty, you yourselves
mast pronounce the punishment to be in
liie:ed for the infraction orlhose
,general
aws whiclieverj , - cOinintinki r Pir its onui
safety, shonittearefully guard. You know
we.have no regularly constituted tribunals
tip ; liere ip.the,, mountains or, eases like
this:: T.be brave and gallant Gen. Berte-i
diet Riley is the Military Governor of the 1
Terfitory. and Cal. Halleck is the Milita
ry
SeCretary—[Col. H. is now General-in-
Chief of the Array of the U. S.—Editor
Dispatch.] and the conventionnf the peo-
tile is at :this hour assembled at. Log Au='
"oles, to'fraMe a Constitution for Califor , •'
nia as its Organic law. But until the peo
ple bave.ratified the same, we are forced
by the law of necessity to act upon our
own responsibility ; and . be governed by
the rules of common' sense which should
pervade civilized bodies , large ior etuall.- 7 ,
Thin# of you riiathe,`,;GinktanCtotir coati-`
try, and, do justice outhiaserioue occasion.
Officer, - take charge' of this jury.— trail
they have agreed upon a verdict, let them
have nothing to eat or drink, unless by
special order of the Court."
The foliacious Temple: of Justice was
vacated for the occupation of the jury ;
and then the courtoiheriff,lattorneys,wi t - '
ri esling, : stiiii'dtliiii E. - Citizenly- (taling- , ~ the
prisoneriiitlithisina aro:milted:oo 4streer to
a litttiAhaifTalki mildii Oftituitteli, where
they - all 'withicut 'axteption ,' "inlbibed, "
until the deputy sheriff - announced that
's honor, the Alchale,was wanted. Re
assembling,..the Judge . asked the_ jury it a
verdict had Peen Agreed npon. 'the fore
man then 'delivere3.lthe'fcilloWing Written
document, Which wag read to' an'tilinotst
breathless audience, ti f y the temporary
clerk :
'!. ll e.subspribspOrtiwiri,in ,this : case,
Odd that the Prisorier at thelliiii did tam !
mit the crime , of` -ma tioi at k & hotnl oidEp as
charged in the indictment. _Yet, in view
of the fact that there has been: provided
no jail, or place of cutitodrin.this part of
the Territory, and ad. thecititens are WO
much occupied in theft , clailY - ocenpations
Ito mount guard over criminals, and inas
much as the evidence shoWs that this an_ i
Cased served his country faithfully under
Gen. Scott in the Mexican war, and inas•
Much as the Mai 'he killed ' , Wait nothing
but an Irishman, our, sentericejts, he shall
pay SPO.O to hp3distributg4-bet,weentsthell
ctitrrt,--kheriffnrid,jiirorktilarto hili own'
nounii&- f irliMl42Boll o'=tlieliriiiiee tt ti ng
attorney.. '..'Atid& furthermore; if he be
found in.this section of_ the country after
ten days from the date hereof,. it-shall be
Atwfu '
l ,fsminitY..lnan4o shoot kip; at night?"
_
. he 'ooofiee`ing ,'.ofe 'e#el-at .4 ti lvx , fr .
iiiiiimea id ttft-'itertlictsi settled b r ie - 11 7 ,1 1 i,
1 jazalkitia,ktiiridLin three days made , "a
)ttrukfhfehitta for - tit thither , likerkway.
I recl l3l l.4e* ( WM% zi4 Is au.. l . 3 Pr4i.'' " 0 .1
i lani afteiwiTda.
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Thefollowingrates or advertising bitie been
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dailyDa Pres:to taire effect On and after the 1 00!
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daring.
DA , 111.1 - 1
INTIRESTING SCRAP
The . First Mu:dee Trial In California.
The follaiiing is contributed to the N.
Y. Sunday Mercury:
Seeing that you are hunting up all sorts
of novelties, it has occurred to me thrft
an account of the first public trial 1.11 Cal !
iforriia Might bq acceptable to your react !
ers. :I crik not think that this remarkable
event in the early history of the "Golden'
Stat4litacever found its way to any of the
newspapers of the Atlantic or Pacifie
coasts. I can only preface, the statement
is a true record of what actually tra❑spin:
ed :
How he Got Three Hundred Horses
[From the Louisville Democrat, Ju1y19.3
John Morgan is as good at playing a
joke sometimes as he is at horse stealing,
and the following incident will prove that
on this occasion he did a little of both at
the same time. Daring the celebrated
tour through Indiana, he, with about three
hundred and fifty guerrillas, took occasion
to pay a visit to a little town hard by.
while the main body were "marching on."
Dashing suddenly into the little "burg,"
he found about three hundred Home
Guards, each having a good horse tied to
the fences; the men standing about in
groups, awaiting orders front their aged
Captain, who looked as if he had seen the
shady aide of sixty yearn. The "Hoosier
boys" looked at the men with astonish;
meat, while the Captain went up to one of
the party and said :
"Whose company is this 7"
" Woulford's cavalry," said the reb.
"What t Kentucky boys t We're glad
to see you, boys. Whar's Wolford ?"
"There he sits," said a ragged, rough
reb., pointing to Morgan, who was sitting
sideways upon his horse.
The Captain walked up to Woolford (as
he and all thought) and saluted him :
"Captain, how are you?"
"Bully • How are you? What are you
going to do with all these horses? Mor
gan looked_ about.
''Well, you see that d--d horse thieving
John Morgan; is in this part of the coda- ,
try, with a passel ofant-ttuzats and thieves;
and between you-and •I.if he comes nil
this way, Captain, we'll give him the best
we've gotin the shop."
sq3 e . a hard to catch ; we've been after
him for fourteen days and can't see him at
all," said Morgan, good-humoredly.
be all "Et our bosses would stand fire we'd
-right."
"Work_they stand ?"
"No, Captain Wolford, 'spose while
you're main' you and,your company put
your saddles on our bosses and go through
a little evolution or two, by way of a les
son to our boys? I'm told your a hose on
' And the only man Morgan is afraid of,
Wolford boys " t were,) alighted and order
ed "his to dismount, as he wanted
to show the Hoosier toys how to
_giye
Morgan 9_ , 3vararreception should he chance
to pay-them a visit.
- , Thie delighted the Hoosier boys, so they
went to work - and assisted -the in n to tie
their old, weary, worn out bones to the
fences and place their saddles upon the
backs of their fresh horses which W5B
BOOD done, and the men were in their sad
dles, drawn up in line and ready for the
word.
The boys were highly elated at the idea
of having their "pet horses" trained for
them by Wolford and his men, and more
so to thitik that they should stand fire ever
afterward.
•
• The old Captain advanced, and walk
ing up to W3tford (as he thought) and
stud:
`'Captain, are you all right now 7"
Wolford rode up one aide of the column
and down the other when be moved to the
front, took off his hat and said :
"Now, Captain. I am ready ; if you and
you and your men wish to witness an
evolution which you, perhaps have never
seen, forma line on each side of the road,
and watch us closly as we pass."
The Captain did as he was directed. A
lot of ladies were present on the occasion,
and everything was as silent as a maiden's
sigh. . -
"Are you ready ?"
"All right, Wolford," shouted the Cap
Maim
"Foaw.tan shouted Morgan.
As the whole column rushed through
, he crowd with lightning speed, amid the
shouts and huzzas of every one present—
some leading 2. horse or two as they went,
leaving their frail tenements of horse flesh
led to the fences, to be provided for by
;the citizens. It soon became whispered
about that it was John Morgan and his
gang, and there is not one man in the town
who will "own up" that he was gulled out
Of a horse.
The company disbanded that night,
,liough the Captain holds the horses as
prisoners of war and patiently awaits an
exchange.
The Tomb of , Napoleoit.
One cannot enter Paris, (says the cot ,
respondent of the Christian Watcher and
Reflector,) or move in any direction there,
without almost feeling the presence of Na
poleon the First. Monuments to his
memory meet you continually. He yet
Tires,. a. mighty influence in Franee.
visited the Hotel des Invalides. It is a
large and costly structure with wide
grounds surrounding it. It is now more
than a century and a half since it was
built under the.reigti, of Leta 4. the Four
tennth. - As itseame imports, it is a honse
for invalid 'soldiers. The whole number
there is generally between three and four'
t hoaeand. We walked through the build
ugs, saw the dining.rooms and kitchens,
end the church, from the pillars of which
hung the flags, tattered and pertorated
with ballets, which have been taken by
the French from their enemies. The sot
diers whom we met in the yards and in
the building, many of them had medals
hanging on their breasts. They were
well fed, and clothed, and lodged; but,
as in nil such asylums, life is evidently a
weariness. Oneday is precisely like an
other, and there-is nothing. to -anticipate
tilt closes; :131 1 . 1 thntopib of Napoleon
Whieh is rioW in, this berflihng; 'is what now
I attracts mitlifors. Whatever wealth
the highettiterteouldtiqlms been done to
give magMficenetti to the resting Place of
the..treat:emperor. Let CUB ithefly speak
of the hall consecrated,to the memorials
Of Napoleon. ,Herc, barefully , :preserved
is glass eases, are the .cslethen-le wore,
the:catenation , nbes, the uniform in which
he,diesked, the ceps worn by him at the
Severnl great battles, and;the trappings of
his horse. Hors, too, is the
retyat Chair Which constituted hie 'throne.
But that whielibrought him nearer to me
than anything_ else, and on which I gazed
with greater
ti the. ' little irons
bed stead which. etse. his, camp couch.—
There it was, with ifs faded and tattered
canopy'? its detail c bovered with
crimson satin v jalaitit weir .whea last he
slept on it. - Whar - 'platir• of battle had
beetrformint amdisrtstfian canopy _ and
that pillow }..;.,How_plftny .atizioue nights
~ hha beenpasieitA(ka
• Git2LV DV !ROOFING.
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GrO. A. RRILY.
69 Federal St.. A Ileehon7
EDP LAIR & WIIYETITS LIQUID REN
AD net just ree.ived by
GEO. A KELLY,
Federal St., Allegheny
IGROSS OF NICEIOLSIELIIIR Ina
and bark Ant received by
In 3 69 re4mEo ] . A.
K A E Ii LL h Y n
y.
IGROSS LINDSErS n LOOD SRAR
cher Just reoeived
th Fed G e ll r 131 At i geTh an 3-
CARPETS JF*ll CAS
. ,
A T DECIDEDLY LESS TIM ATI
wboletale - Prices. Bought precious to any
considerable advance by the manufacturers an ',
wil' be sold accordingly. Weil seasoned sheet
Uil Clce ha,
AT LOW PRICES
Wooler a•ld Cetton Druggeta
Canton &o.
W. D. & S. McCALLVM,
u2AT NO. 87 FOURTH sWitEET
-- -
54,000 RAMMER OF PURE RYE
WHISKY, of different ages to
suit purchasers, at lowesLeash prices. For sale
THOS. MOORE. Distiller,
' MO:if No'e 1 &q. 01 93 A n d a'S First street.
DENTISTRY
JP. T 14. EXTRACTED WITHOUT
pain by tto u a of Dr Ondry's arma..nfua.
HOFFMAN it EDMUNDSON
DENTLSTS.
An work warranted
134 Smithfield Street. Pittsburg
ydrapolta, or Garden Sprinkler.
A NEW AND CREFUIe ARTICLE FOE
.C 3. wetting plants and flowers- washusit svindciwx.
carriages. la, Pumps of every dPierwtion sold
and repaired. Dayldn's Patent Wa er Drawer
mado and sold_
n ELDON & KELLY, 164 Wood St.
One door from Sixth
---
egIiALED PROPOSALS WILL RE RE.
ceived tbe Committee on s.Nre Engines
o.nd .ose, up t. Juno 20th, IKI `or threo thous
•nd feet .f t , est quality ns TEN INCH LEA TII-
Ex ,E, Copper ririted. and J nee' Pate, t
Couplings att cited ibere,o The hose to h e
Properly tested bef,re tbey are reeeiri d by tEw
city, when Payment wilt b. mode in rash
J0U.71 QUINN,
Chairmanuf CoromiLee.
GENTS LASTING CONGBEA.S GA I-
TaRS. a very Paperior quail"y. net ree', L at
NV. E. SC Om ERT2 .4 CO
mr& No.SI Fah St.
C I-1 U. A l=" DLt'IC 441.113
ow Is TUE TIME TO SECURE
1. 1 4
Ha vina in Dresa Gools Shawl I, Cloth and
Shit Ildantlss et the most fa hi° solo stylaa.
bleached and bieeziod M. al Callao. Delaine=
ilk :inn Umbrellas . FrT o retinae° Pri
°ea all hay ea. been parch nab. will b.
sold °heap for each. ran and see far y I:trustees a:
11. J t 1 ftni It
96 Market street.
CEO. R. COCHRAN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR. AT DAld
Office N 0.69 Grant nreet, now tho Court
Boum Pittsbargb
At L DIISIISILISS ENTRUSTED Tt
CR Ms care will receive prompt attention. Co)
actions made and the money promptly remitted
dectglvd
DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS
ADMAN & CRAWF'ORD.
JAMES A. FETZERtre.
eoraer Ai arket arki Ist set
Wanted
J. DUNLEVY,
Grocer,
NO. 4 DIAMOND,
PITTSBPIten, PA
J. PDX
No. IN Fifth arrest.
COLVERCIAL INFORIATION,
Arbitration Conunittee of the lions+)
of Trade.
Wm. Si. SILINN. V. P.L., , A8.L DICNNETT
IND. S. DILWORTH.' Wm. MoORICERV. ;
• DAVI:D.I4OC DLESS.
Movements of Europe= Steamers
PROII CIMOPT.
Ptith b JELL , I... Liverpool ..New York
JPa•
......
u • en Y ra
ure .............. .Julr 2.... itr , rpoOL.- 4.;-Q"h"
Persia ...........v r, Y rh
'tn ..... ..... al ...Lieeq , ool._fee_u, York
No ty S.. Ir.•rao b-O
Africa .......... July 11 ...Liverpn01._ . n
ii
dr go -.. ....J 1 ...Lie rpou York
Ila Jly 15 ..G . . ... Y r..
Fo B b n Ju irPran• -Que'
ts.❑ 18..1.,Tra pa cy orit
Canada y :A—Live:ye P63ton
f ROL earantn•
Sidon —...—..Jn y 2 -new Y0rk.....- -croon!
Aaia
.. -Liv.rPoo
Toning. tar..„ 2„'v Y0rk.. . ....,. Ravens
Ameri,a2l.Vew Y T n‘n ?Via
t urg , • VS...New York—. -Liverpool
...-----Juiy 27.-New
connzoren 14tLY MR TRIC DOaTtfill POST DT
Remits. eourrz &NEM% anoa-ans.
ifo. 118 WOOD STREET.
The following-are the busing and selling rate
for Gold. 9llvar . he.:
Swing SeDin&
Gold ... . . ...... ........... 122 06
Silver... _ ti 136 00
Den:unser Notes.. ...... 121 00
Eastern Exchange.
ew
alt Y:fie par
tar ar
Boston.....__Par ,t
Western Exchange.
Cino lnnatl..--.—.--..--. Dar
Dar
Cleveland
8b 16nie .. ...
.. ............ Dar
PITTOBIIR/R OIL TRADE
hlondaY. July 27th, 1883
The demand for crude was active. The males
Principally to refiners. were liberal. Prices, how 2
' ever, were urcbanged Our latest dates from
New Fork note a firm market with gales of crisis.
et 32e for present delivery and higher figures far
August and • eptenii.er delivery. Refined also
Partook of the gam/. reeling. _Holders were de
manding an advance.
I The receipts. by 1,.0 river topecially. are on
the I , oreaae.. Oa o:atarday they amou-ted
1,180 bbls of crude, whilst MOO tibia were repor ed
to be on the way down, between .this al*. and
Sha•pabnrg
The exports per the Fort Wane & Chicago
Railroad were. Credo, 6d Ibis, end Refinecl,43o
bbls.
- Veude---The sale , of this.article font up larger
than nn the pr vknis day. Holci , rs were firm in
their views. We note •he fo losing vii, .r.des
1,600 bbis in bulk at 20N5c 500 b Is dn, same
Snares. 9otne of our dealers are bolding off for
lower figt. - es. A t pr -sent 'here seems to be no
prospect of holder giving way.
Reit fl ed — The.sate-n news favors ho l ders,
who do not seem to be willing to give way so ' Ong
as they can sell pretty tench all they oan refine
Among the sales were 560 bb's, a favorite brand.
at 550 for free; sales 900 bbla of bonded at 42'415
43e. Sales f r future delivery were made at a
variot,r of pric. a.
Other descriptions of oil were very dull and
neglected.
PITTSBURCII PROTIIICIE MARKET.
----
Orem? be 119 DAILY POST. }
Monday, July 27, 1863.
Remark's—The weather was chanvable with
occasional showers of rain. W 0 hire the
finest growing weatbar. Our rivers are again
receding The rise being from the A leglieny
cnab ed a !IL ge amount of cil to bo run o t the'
11...1 been TV Ring et (II City for some time f .t.
that importiust event. 3loney matters continue
quiet xrl bon any portico ar change. G , Id end
czilrer remain' at about the same rate of . rem um
The attensVin New York to bring about. an W
ynnec meets with but slight succes •. News fr in
the scat of war eOtti , .nes favoreb 0 to the Union
arms. The days of the so C/1: ed 'onfeieraeY
are certal• ly n inhered. The day will soon be
u here t 'n when the slorions old Fag wi I be
floating in all the rebel tares. Pusiness, gener
a y speaking. w 9 dull, the isle' b ins it it.d to
supd l lota to meet the wants of the home market.
aturclay h leg g nerat y a dull coy the 1. sr
o e w-. nu • 2aq:ft n.
lelnutvcr - rho in rket coati cues to d•as along
stowty: the a lks bei g re .ride' alt ether t
Ina 1.. er ti rl2l 'l., him,, us . l'he reef iota f .
-urns time past we e ./1 th 'now linita dse ip•
I a. The et rk no hand la uot 1 • g, : neither I,
'here an .esporr - dome, a Am. g
the sales
f out store Iss. check 9 ! rt Were 7tibbls Extra 0
t r r..te ter!. a IQ: bble Extra Family, .16 2.5g.6 40:
s.un• favor rc
h ra de so d a she a . hater. but not
b
to any , :tent
Gestlu was in light demand. In fact ntdth .
•
'pa ty seems d Birous of ape ating. Tha
k - OD
WPEe
!.4ttetto- i the - we have a very dul mat C .
give • the fr. 'owing* the Ire t quotatione
IWh:-..at god $1 tbolt L O white. 21 2at al.
to
ithe demand hug &len or : we ote a sae of 300
'both at 60e r n Vat of wett'd no , bring the
pavre; Corn has more eel era than buyers. w
no e a aale of :4 8 0.huah.at 70o; other descriptions
were not ionni•ed for.
I Bacon was in egslae demsnl• Among the
I -ales were, sh alders, 4.50" Ma, 6}9Th•Fros: some
deal rs aro as lug higher figures: .0,000 lbs - k
Hants, Cl.lie,4llc; 3,00081 s P'Blo Ha MS. B@titfe. firm
1 Groceries fir n any in fair demand, especially
t'ollfest—Sa'es 10 woke Rio at 220.
• Molasses — Market nu.: awes 8 bbla old
t7ew Or eans at 55: 15 do new crop. 600•
Motor—.6..s of-10 hhda Cube 1131ot 12 hhds
orleans, 1204,4;80 t
.10 Ws of crashed at IMtio.
Hal— Not so, flt. r oal sales of now at thascaleo
t $9 . 4/M ; oicvatlr®29 per 1,:n: .
,:,
Plaitede/phia Hide Market.
I The tharketiiontinue i Inactive We have an
m u
rw e ti i efr i'
rs are ho:eit . fr`° ,B titC;lll: 1 12 , cr,'-'ller ma . rkets t
qf t ;4oB7;4 l 7 . hils fii in t t a orl i Cate e l i i ,:t i :
liunnlY the sena iiieniand of tanuera. Dry hi _ea
are n t firm but favor the buyer. In greenaiitted
stork there 'has been - some tittle Inquiry. Tanners
are beginning to ttiakei their apnea *nee in ma--
1,
ii et an i hare taken alow to 13 of hides to their
karde. Prices are flat and rule i r imer. We quiite
pared at ItifiDiriXei &wailers' weight at 7@Se: dry 1
estern and dorktatio at aort:a.
Phllastalpitielts Leather .Market.
.
The. =whet continues very Quiet. The re.
eltitahe re been small and sales are tro tly con
fined td home - terrors - o 1 s'anehter so!e• In lighter
Stooks there has heat some littde activity, but no
deeided-
..by the large consumers hail
?et been
• Ptaltidelphia.
AUCTION' RALE; C: 111 43(1—Bs' E6rauel
Q.
cr°°l:** •
12 btills'N'esrOiroans near, '1(413
- 616 Porto too
.26 hltda Muscovado molasses 26 QV
261.aawra.,, 3'
- Nets Orleans. •
The stook of .eof ton o b nd and shipboard Is
2,004 ba ess'i of tnbacco t - 1.-97 bbd.. - ngar was
;Oyu to 10-Xot ntolasse.. 430; door. choice, $lO 25;
ha.s4s: nit , a.sl TS: oorn woe , eina retailed at
.$ ~ til 0 25 - per bushel, and eats at $3 IA
ro motr..urar." .stkNo currrnAietotsp
We are low inatiaactuit ur a oupoekor
. _ _
"bleb we lowstmeswtt te algiTeltroauxtr 00111
?ARI L 509 LE631.7.W 4Alit.24T. L.:.
SeetTr
....,.,..,,, : ..., .__ l
an cly - Viisaiip L.:oaf thiaa's on
gala ;___,
_. ' 1 . , _, - -' • ..-: ~• -- .- .
my9t., illadamirwEL init . Wakim a ea,
. _ .. ..
, 101ritANCROAT eikatireg.
BE - A. •A .
gait ; . 1 Steam Loiter% Stasi Taake.,Ao tth ,
84 j"!( " I ' ebil m:"l
Bag operted oboe at an Sugat P& or articlanuntar l y
ttfactorta itt-simittx ttopeime.
WO 90 WATER:ATARET.. itrosupt atterkitott!statcltd nt iiindanfrena.rs' on . '
%%ere ha will a e ' : liciao9natqc l 4oP- ) --
Aurenan bininow. and would , sol!n9 subsro of W 00:14/091, ORICI.CIIST sad-Dila I
ronaci , c-nra=t4tionboliv limp. t asn444nd WAY, stawas,,,Auaghukitve --;i
5tr0).274 ,—') E
DwELLINGIieVaIikiIAIL4BI6I/12#1.
A com;o rtableibri , titteircillyzflumtt: and ; - •
tot of gr und . f avikls.;lfeet,h, : rvmDen+nus I -
BiceVe 0
silka "
abome ' '‘-• - '
tbao] ,
Meta.
T? . " team'
th :rirlDft•igt
• 77.1 A tkrerrlftiFlCS
WZOIV ET MARIKET
PLAIN AND .FANCY'CAII6INEREJS.
121 table for BUZilleSB &dia. A foil Arid cOmplot.
easortnumt et One black -•-•
CLOTHS AND CASSENERE.
S,-
'lab Arid Aimed Silk mad Cashman' Vaatima
•A>mter of Market Allegh e ny-Squara.e oitai
mh.s.4lavraf
Bess LEAP vowniir
Pearl Powder.
T HEATIIE - lIOPOE, •
,
' • tirprorlywire,
VIOLET VI
POW - Eft,
ytedet Powder.
itiARDAft SOFT
mar& &
Jird•reeetyediO Andowsiqed
RAnAlve , Dmk . l l *ca.,A3 Market sues 3
doors 11 ow F.OOll
R UTOE
,(Lavg or Luce k avimmisa l oi
0011118101 & 108111gD1fie EBBEAR
in
WESTERNREHR. R.vP '
r o Figr•in. Fiat C,g4.6,9E.
Pen B ran e l tin,Poll.l,'Dtiek Pot end Pm
N o . lo _, u-s." Float: ~ twari .
0 1 4 1. 1 6
ond Street, d
Between 9
1131-Liberrdiii„._,_ - •
d made C 9'; CP1145-2.11W
_ADAPP.BLIAIXIS' AND iphilljaionio,.%ek.
A.a - gonta, Shoe& EFaitern azid twinorals, made.
to Ordetf of tto tat mszezial. - and wo ku2nai:
-.W. ifg SCOW BUTZ , Alt : 00,
: -So Fiftly
MEW 'II(I*WR 11041 KM.
•
J. J. Po'svits
=MEE
DRAtEga °MS'
8;, e s. Ai 0
awrentuirtnipma car
Pure Dro,
It • '
Xt z . -
AED-Dittlolo LIIRDTY 6- 111.23C.C. opposite
Penn'a R. R. Depok
et... 411,111 warrat,tet.
THE ARDESCO
.01: COMt It I
Mla e a aan k ariot article of D HAVE
IP"
Relined Ardatro ott
goie-iimpuynTs. .too.
P rr 11.2 S'EN,SiOLlts
warehouse. 27 IRWIN STREET
iwis i ßußea. PRIFIPA
Lnoent
DUNOAR, DtrISFLAP CO;
ttatValsoiplepoi ' -• ,
PURE mantikimpininebt '
Q AR 8' to- .N- cfi
015 045,1gn 2 91 LIBERAT BTRRET Pftt"
miyirb
mv..4\-nr ,
grill A NBELIERS. BRACKETS
coItNICIS. OANDMise a, LAMPS
REGILDED OR RERRONZED.
and made equal to new. Alr,o, Chandeliers
&C.. adored to biro Carbon Oil; at ho
. . .
Lamp' and Oil Store - of •
wEimos, 411Littlig &
slab 164 Wood street near 6th)
The Philosephie Burner
UA YDREPS ITEViIIDOIJBLP....I44:7IIis
Philosophic Berner for Carbon Oil Is nos
wady. possasses
common Burnersmany advantaras over tb
. •
1. Itmakes s lame er mso /iglu with pore
combustion.
2. It will born any quantity of oil with sato',
3. It oan be used with a lone or short chittnen
4. It can be need as a taper tdebt-lamP.
5. It can always bo made to barn economical):
bart
6. It
Is
more eras wioked than any otter;
.
7. It can bo trimmed and Lighted without r,
moving the eone.
8. It throws ell the white light above the cant
9. The chimney can be removed ar ingorte.
.
mithont tonohing the glees.
The human are :he common. fio.l DUN and
can be nut on any lame now In tin. Eveo•Yez
,on twin: Ocrtem-011 should have a rdimophi
Senor. PriocAtircenteuer ,Sold,l
No. n)lorlTtt nreet rnteb
•• tO ! •
PlANt► tige. &RS
2.11 ABE A- CO.'S I` / ANOS-
Just opened this week a choice supply of those
BEAUTIFUL INSTRUMENTS.
hewed d^rol the fineqt in thn country. This fact'
•B • ow ri , nio4 unlveiseDy genredee • tor -o e.
, nine pa-t we have been u,able to fill one half
•lour orders.
WARRANTED FIVE YEARS.
Baines Brothrre racelainr riano Fortes. the.
beat oheap Prance made. For sato by • „
CHARLOTTE BLUME.
43 Fifth street,
Sole Agent for Urines Brothers Pianos and!
Princes Melodeons.
108 :1
JULY LIST
SECOND HAND PLANOS,
. .
VE
0 14t ro E und c ° crn• r A a, with mll°l4 in W g ... ° : fil vef ..... l4 l B : o l .
Desk, Iron Pram , uaado by B. lt r uurt; PO/ 3 12
—s l !s o '
0.,e 6,44. Octave Itos-vr od Ca.% • ound 'ront
corner, with carved Ta lets, wick -by
titod rt, N. 7 ... . _.
One 63i ctavo 11 Caliogany, !lute& come's,
madeloy Travers Jr b sm.° , N. Y. ...... _....„ 140
^a 6 Octave Roselyn vi„ag, ana co Dar: inn
f am.., tunic by Chiokeri g ....-. ... 8 . 14i:0
One 8 I , ctave ` oevw oa aloarecornera made ,
~,
by 011 ort, boa on ..... --.—____; ISA'
Oa., 6 ,Octa-e ahocany,rl oar° omen.
ma , o-h) . li r t,kins de New all ' 110
One C 0 tace Molt g 09, quaTe on nor
Ea d b , L Ctilbo .80g0n. , .....,...... ISO
0 e 6 ( lets • Rosewood , sosuire oornera. ,
'mane by firov A ia , aa' Haley N Y .—.... 13 •
One 6 Oct v M. rog,ei .aua e oorne.a,
LEI rte by Cbioka in g .
_,.. . --- ' _
ric 8 Loot •v. 0 roma . .Pl.llo.
, /no 6 do do dd
/Tor atd!bY . L .
4 111A4. C. MELLon..
11` 4 1i1+ (lolly NTT; Ei
r.A larva , nd g- lervlld tool , of VET Pt I' l l
SEVNy d ffe tn. roa ufaetonem
dri tco wltt. d.ya.l jylo & o
%Pitt GO,O
ALIVE 'WOULD CALE: 7'131S ALTA EN
v V don of Isnyers to ousinuok of
,
THING AND SCillfEt DODDS:
euthraelna ell the n'ewest siyles of
W. H. McGEE & CO.,
14S FEBERA.I.STIIEin
RIIN
.IEI7N,
-----
TO TILE PUBLIC
ses in RA)/ Alai',
' ws fitbelfairftratizipte 2 ,
17 Modest of all derma- - , "•r'` -„_
nations, treat secret and
ielimte disorders, call:
,rzip.,.?!Znt lizpi ;
abuse • and • fticeasea: 0r...,:'..t•
rues love common and la- . ..,•z•v• ' -g
-ni& a to youth!, of both ~ t . w.- -
am r And edging., sinyle',,e • „jg- r: ru ' ..•....- •.,
1 . 3 a.. Beenagatekhnbliedes, eber WI fit tile jet/ It
'AI the ignorant and fault- inc.lere arc - trratho ,
ittoaked. and think : , 'd 's erreat.sis ,vary ;am...0
T t iL TT, opatamins ie ZeLivl i re 3t vio n 1 1 % ed
arall, PIME sbottiti to enteCloor fro t te%e rheo
n_riffl„czance they rioneleate &A Do itftsi Al
. Kul' ircoPt Piibibbine tear At h 3 Onittly. ''''s
tes trash he bee to tU,, 0480r4 ottoit) Uttitat
,00tat li zti „ ,ProntlPPtilow. fuotls Corr ` - tolc.
stood in tgoomosy 63 - 1 ,0
,oR mmriz , voll.•_x•llo'
olto compare roccdo.„,ht rem saws, he. tg
. oils!. 471 a
'oats.co cos=erli - dits, etioaK/ rr
' , often. 'lt b iity, however, riga -- nnteer Is
'gas and , suaribep SPE thanten/ the' then
4, dantittani - aged Lira - g,reeloweb feebh
ioirty and es, deliougeondiblon and arigesnme.
aver leen Mimed - to health and for S.* tar,
lee
v. kult before and ants
narsiade through ha 7.. ..inl rOie.lll2:Vt nu:
ainalr tinliettri•-4nordlbegititt- et. lhorsarer .
ie ea gr nocturnal minimum. art ,,, .ve , men , mord
1 n a very shcrtippseteof rm. by ter nA.r. o.ll , tsß•r e ,
oh lekbrepeenharlY4scrwp, nes etre mutp ego ds
fma tne Vogetabio tuttgdOtil its , vita L ei .t 42,
, alletoyofthrg:nl _tr. rotund, e e bar acaraou
vd it and tog the rogitah a remabi
ernes are treettedgrflh ranigea se cerni—nav-ra I , d
.rrerr forty ,yeago 30/. waverer( Ltt th , e2: VOA.
al ent in hospitals 'it tout, the - Old Work: an'` in
the 'United Staten leads Ding to res-=to nii rrte a
air nig health and happiness will Again bloom
211011 the now—ed cheek. - D ille o n tongerwith
n pe ontabanke and amok*. tyne.couge agsl be mold
7 4 , Auguidion and ad - of Its Undyed &emu.. 01
now Vas many _ OD .onneolnitriea. oar
iand, p g am attend to it n
Imo - 'pagnettlare oat gaited of my treatment
4YPlteargt: copy SPATdical Adelatoothech
..iihNift to an the liming th. 14-
=cd..useer • bay sears aspeage-noe and
flee, ectrauttereqi, hp hat mc? aka!
~ - the treatment of on , e.ear eisesges wend
grbo V
ally columned by the.DrOberten se well lama=
~e nded I* ” oedema - Niiita ralellincra„ pre
obtors of hotels: Jig; 7 / 4 .+4 ea Srattalleld
- ree, rterz Dimond strut, Privy” :ortw..-or-.
/item from ell parer ef be ilnisr., q - ri.stla, v.
-' !ii to, 1N...* a t
- 114,51.. 4.0§..,
P htirick• P.... 7, - 44+40 .
•
*MRCP OP tigE
I:l'ija-114
Having bad a . man emploY.cd for the last pia
years' compound ng - tbe ho e esrelleia ernedits
for my own practice t atai havt.g mrd th with
onnnon somas in all that atm. I feel it's
duty.lo set them befo tie public, as m y.expe
rien -e Nada eto think they ate 118 - near rim tic
alany'rernecii n- dies Well ca be for' 'fid
tba .owing
di-ease .as ly: fiairufuls.Col're, Syphilic. d
b that aritai'frOto an inmate sta e o f the
blood. One tr al will co rine.- any n , rsOu
their fitness for those is esea
Ezepartid"ai.d4oldil3s,
o it; Jill
)718tr.,, • ..BEt.Stito .t.. Pit ablusti, Ps.
. .
, .
- •
1.0511 . 120 CF uSESTOIStr...D!
roblithod. in savedoDt. ?rice
BIT
LECTUR....t olc rat zi.I..TULL , , TRIAT
AIMT Lod Radlealt .S..)erinctorrhera ar
Seabinal We:anima. Luvo:•.,flf.p.rl Em_coloAoni..
Dobjlity. and 1nkt0..2.; ~c uria t 4) 'Marriage
ierterany_ Veroousotea, t.70:-AauptiOn, EpilePsD
And Pint E4emtal and Physical Incapanuz, result.
',nsitrom Belf-Abuse. dca= E ROBT. J. MG
., KRWRILL. M. D.. Author Of tbeterool Hooke*
!.A. ,BDQII -to Thattaandp. eatrerere
..lunt tauter seat. in a Own envelops to any
dresa, post pmeeid. - on receipt of Silt CeitY or two
Podolia Otalako. b Br. ( U. J. J.
,
127 Broadway. Blew Work
mh3l:os alto • Pod Office Box, 4.n86.,,
IMPORTANT TO LADIES
a is. Jima IILAIWAT. ALINING reit
:AL. a wards of twee tr ;pare dei , c.WMa :prat.
;:titzt ick fcrualivly tolthiCtrostnignt. of
#'cractlo Diffietritias, and haying stimoeded in then
wads of ease:Lin Teetering the, eat to pound
dealt_ ,h has now.entire confidante. ii.nngann . z PUb.
,oly '
"Great ILinenwei.-.ltereetl7,"
Dn. ItilitlVEYllll
aRONO- THERMAL 'FEMALE 'PILLS'
irbfatt rosy* new= ..rof, Leann mot, the CII.MO
tons have b , . ztriztly followed) in re ,
movies digiajltiee aslant from
ObXErlltrlOD Or - Stoppage) at fiazaro
.
rin restoring the system. to gamut noene what
aliefi.'lnt from apinai Affections, P-otripstts Mori;
lc WAdel. or . other WOlR.kne&ii Of the i7terasc O
aro, Mar iti all oasee cf Debstit> ca filervosii
'rostra:seg., -11;isterie r t. Palvaaticins, &a., .to.. Itco
bieh are the forerunners at more serious disease.
M. These Plitt areperfeetli Itazmitiss rat Ma 'az ,
Vioturn: and oat, krafieis ky, /te , ac , JeAvueie!
u.. 4 101:21)4,tal commie 3 , ..Wreas , at the cDI3I( Lima
ley ac, la s a oltarzi, by strenveseninc;_inwtge.
in.tang and restoring the afastem to a naming coot
tim;
aan ben *outguns tg.t Pilla PHIOJI (Mr •poi.oata.
d.when dosized Ind 'be sett bY will 'Yre-o - aid
o tlaY &dm:Taal Agent. on receipt of elo -.; nes
i. aßY.V.l. , Rochortee, N. Y. Qenentt am,'
- aid be Drunddresvmerally • . •. '
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voriaciEe‘4. o s. , set. &oil th, Diarnard
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stay 04 - ke2.t..t It: 'Et. .Pcia-24.-Obidt:
, v ure , 'Lirvar. jt 0.... KIWI* Off,
.Bteani es, Tangling from throe : * 'er
%__Anil hort Dozer. and BMus I z
rt auus. oavf Poled rurnaoaa. fraotopes.
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V as,
TIVAte Auld
'PoemsV imullena, so: skip
‘.4ntat ahr& - tnet.eo. nation and zoilers et aver
qooription.
Aix. fczni.ti Loitoin eon amen frotrevransty;
trot:she -,lror, iShostipri:-Hannorm :rod -- Lues n
v .. - ; • i„ r.P4aiitA , ~:4i,.iiook.2er.reo. th e e er,7.,i wza t ti : Not
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sii end Dr m•t• - , ,, I ;frsd :
I. Latelligenee Office.
Fourth QM:door obuve etnabaskt at
1 ASI,IIOIVPariIPfLUED esta.P..r.
a . imaailiv‘ ,
thllClti , ell 1 country wi a
iiiibilds:43l44l'.',r; untibti I will id., abetp tend'
o ku-ollatio.n4d a:tle proper 4. co Icor o p
of r: i Tta and ttluivi. 'ilegntlac. lo ans , & 4
z. 1,1. 0
CUP- f i rnurFA-rmictige !het- Inv abd clAuity.
and aim catierieneo the truskeee. 1 hoe to
ei. , 4 satire. intataettort tosTalsons.
• ist K. NOLAN.
t o t
!1 RD Sr. FIR S 4
AM *CI PP' oatory. , ..Y/ nt titta lot
of prowl for aut.: • A OOP. -o ',garr et a n rt
alias" .4-eir Ilaroll , taat 1/ , Tett,. ono, stt
emit' fivdr.Largb ,riee $2 O OO. ply to
- CUMusibiLlT to Ava i l%
1.8
4! Market bra...}.
!. %OWERS, Ii..EAPERS REsiFiEu ss
OA F.rpo , Ltos_Pubvtis whee,ev. aua
v,pdruir
.R ay .itake Hay Isvat,rff. aDa Ltirm'
sartorpJl,y etie by •
TECH. Fl Art LtiiN7l3
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I,p EBOVAL DE LIVERY' STABLE
iLE- Thestiersitned Uinta vjoanved ids Liv
5 , - stable tit: seas is ate -er o u, il. m e . •" eal,
:t h e °e rn * ~ ei.-st and Stnitbselct Vbvitt. W. i_ .
'Mari e,olcrptaod. is re= aced t. Welsh carriages,.
buil ,
tint as 'MO sor,es ajpow the ehoritst no
horses' kept at liven at reaeosable
Tates. estakesi stici 41 arritaeasest. forfoe•
new, reseive kb eetel - stttn be t
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EAL BRICELASte.
Z. 4 lit M .
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FO MALE —TS sulaeCill-
ber, (dere tor gala four eligible lots situated
= the corner lirove.streat and centre - venue.
axljoining the Seventh iliard in Pitt township --
,The lots are each 24 , eet front by 110 feet deetl.'
`running back to an alley, and are =tato tools
:tad by streets and alias On olds Two' of
the Icto have frame botany or; them. Ilse r 0 4 . 11412r,
and hail in Calh. hydrant; on he pr mbes. Tbay
will be fold al together On'very 'arnrable terms
fßnqula JAR aleedklPE, , Ntrent..
shv - , -.4,
Ulna GRA ' PE.
l iVti ,j
C at 3 - I r, 1011 rim ! i ris
A kll2 61) Pa 00.: -7 1 F ( '" )) , thasi)stS2N) pi- d
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