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1 RATES OF ADVERTISING tii rc nuir poti tfR O.VK SqrAKK- A''' SI'ACK, Tin: Alryv r-o it TB I YEAK. PJTTSBUKGn, Fill OAT, JULY J), 1809. FIFTEEN CENTS A AVEEK." I'OIKE IvrEI.IIUKVtK. I A 1. 1 I CON VK ne Ed -ward Huekey, a Hebrew, has much legal business on his hands.

A day or two since he appeared before Alderman. MeMaster, and charged Rachel Cohen xvith assault rind The young lady, it Seems, lilt tlll lllS. i I Col'KT Qt'AHTER SF.SSIONS. I Judge Sterrett. The ease of the Celimioliw ealth vs.

tieo. W. iioyle, indicted for rajie, hich was taken up Wednesday afternoon, was run-'eluded yesterday liioriiing. After a brief absence the Jury found a erdict of guilty in the maimer an.i form I. The prisoner was reman.

b-d for sentence. Joseph Holt wa placed on trial for the larceny of a keg ot" j-in. The gin as hipped 011 the of to S. Mi of Fairview, F.rie oBiint.i and as found in possession of the defendant shortly after i luidtiiht on the morning of the of the sumo in. nth H- was earryiicr it 011 is a resident of Troy, New York, and a i on a visit to her friemls in this city, liuckey I i was trying jio pay attention to Rai hi 1, and the young lady, not admiring his style, i "shook" him.

This, it, seems, was a shake in the literal "ense, ami it was upon this shake that Buekey based the charge i meiiti.iiied. 4 in yesterday S. Bev- 1 ingtoii, a kinsman of Miss Cidien, appenr-! il before Alderman Donaldson and charg- e.l Buekey ith elisoid. rly conduct, alleg-j itig that upon a certain night, at rheAcad- e-niv of Music, the defendant did use bad language towards Miss Cohen. This suit wa-a to that he-fore Alderman Mc- and both were settled on pay-j inent of costs.

But Buckey's legal ainiisi- mi nts diil not cease here. We next find I him Aldermati Strain complaining that one Julius Btmnstine did use abusive language towards him. He alk-ffes that he loaned rilius a liundii il elollars, which i sum was not returned at the time agreed i upon. Bnckey yenfiiiod to ask for his money, anil he received it. He alleges i that he received at the same time the abii-; sive language of which he complains.

On 1 lie oi her ha ulius charges i Buekey with using toward him both in-; suiting and thie itening language, and Bin-key comes itli similar charges against Cohen. These civs will be heard this mot lung. A Ce.nM.K id Tl mf.h Before Alderman ivi or Samuel Moore alieges that John 'am struck him a couple of time-s with bis tit. Warrant fur the arrest of Cain on a charge of assauit arid battery. I If.ll FKliM A STKKK.T A Owen McClosky, Conductor of ear Xt, Citizens' Passenger Raiiivay, forcibly jected Jos.

Conner from Iiis car. Joseph felt aggrieved ami sought, legal redress before Alderman Mi-Masters. The defendant entered bail a hearing em a charge of assault and battery. We know nothing of the merits of this case, bur we do know that -undue tors ery often have good Use to throw passengers overboard for using rough and mde, language jl( thp 1 pics, lee of 1. idles ij.

and enforce la yy mg drunk ii ruffians fiom going aboard their a i s. I i i i i a Lawvkb At the heir- mg ot' a case b. fcie Aldei iuaii Ly iich one of the parties iiidiilgel iii aiiffsive epithet ai ds a of the legal fraternity: ho lliploy on the opposite side. tin behalf of the la1yy-er W. I Johns-came Li fore Alderman Strain, and made a i harg.

of disorderly conduct against the in-iil ing one, name is Joseph Davis. II- was promptly arre ted and convicted. and fined 8 10. in default of which he was nt to jail for day. I.AKi ll.vv Mary Goggins was com- mitred tn ul by Alderman ou a charge of stealing MO from John Rox- bury is the' abiding place 1 of the parties.

I Thkk.vTs Maititi Flaherty threaten- il aiah McGraw with bodil ii i.i ry, and Sarah tiiP.ie inf. against him bet. AM-rman Donaison. Martin a an I aft. he was giving bail to keep the leased Arrieicnt at rceeeln.

on Thursday night last, while a man named Hugh Gibson yvas at work in a coal nunc at Osceola, on the the Yonghio-gb. nv th" roof slate gave way, and illing lam produced injuries a v- ry serious haract. He was brought to th- city on Wedtierdav for the of having hiui taken t.x the Homeopathic Hospital, and he was therefore admitted that evening. He was found to have a otr.ponnd fracttire of both bones the right leg, besides wounds at.out the head, iace I The injured loan wa properly e-ared for by the surgeon. Dr.

Mi i. The Surgi. al Ward of the hospital at present aniotig th. cases, one uf i fruit ure of the hip, three fractures ot the thigh, aud one compound fracture of tie' leg. Sale ol emnellsi ille Ititil-roail.

'I'w etil.x -'l leirel Xle.rl. a rain ail ntte-ntjon to the sale of bv Bailey Ar in the Twenty-third ward, hich takes place oil Saturday, loth mst This property is most delightfully situated, convenient to railroad station, and iu a ii. yy hich is rapidly improving. Indeed xve do not know- of any property so convenient to the centre of the city, lib presents so manv A special train will leave the Depot at one do. on the day of I'uia Siwileel.

A prie tight as to come off on the near Wheeling, lie-tween Barnev 1 I I ly One time Two tunes Thw I hues. One 7.1 'tie month. Two I.7.X IllOllttlS S.imi months. a oo n' ve'ar MI.IW I.VIMJ .1:1. no SI.IMt Two weeks.

CA.4.Vf.lW O.Vi'v .4 IH-rlV, One month Ml.oo Six months tUriui) luonili" Moo mie 7a oej hree lliolilhs lll.OO on lir-l pane above Wis, and. hi sec. md pane rates unl a-hall. cms iloulile rules fr space ih --tipl-d. ill Allans twenty-five, and Local N'ntlre', fifteen cents per linn.

TIIR WI IHtV lOMT. AUV1HTIHINU BATES roH ON SvCA IIK, Oue time a i.ao Two months 7. Two Tlilfe I ttlis lll.OO 'lhree llni's sin month- One Inulil li 4. net line irar SECOND EDITION Very hHsi by Telegraph FOUK O'CLOCK iVt. EUROPE.

BY ATLANTIC CABLE. FRENCH MINISTERIAL CRISIS. pain De-klrs l'raiirri Furore Amerl-ran Seulrlll, Toward I'uba The Hrl Fanern rmgrrwliit-- The tanKh fablurl English Pernanlhrlr MdmIc Tiie I'rruili al.le. AUKIIIAN NKl'TKALITV TdWAHW I I HA. Pah is, July 8.

A rumor has l.eeu eur-reut that Spain luul applied to Fram requesting her to advise the Government of the United States to preserve a striet neutrality in the ease of Cuba, but it is utterly unfounded, and may Ik' eousidered simply a cauard. THE FRENCH MIMSTKiilAL I RISIS. Not withstanding the otiii ial denial, the modification of the French Ministry is imminent. M. Houher, representing the nystem of personal government, is sure to retire and five plac to a new combination in accordance with tin; principles of parliamentary government.

When this purely Constitutional revolution iseti.eted.it may be considered almost eertaiu that M. Etuil Olivier will be the chief of the new Ministry. The Kinperor. it is said, is willing to abandou the arbitrary power which he has wielded since the i' rtat, and hare the burthou of the government with the country ami the Leislat.f. The Senate will soon assemble to earry out the necessary organic A LuitDLV lONrtON, July K.

Lord I'ariington was up In-fore the Police Court to-day ou the iharges of assault ami pr.ivokim; Messrs. Ureenville and Murray to a duel. The trouble between these (eiit l.uieu arose from eittain article alleged to have been written by Mr. Murray. After the examination Lord Carriiigtou wai bound over to keep the peace ami held for trial on the accomi count.

A LIVFLY TIMK. After these proci ediufs a disgraceful anil remarkable scene ociuriid in the t'outf room. The pirti.aus of Murray, who were present in great force, attempted to seize a box of papers which had been toleu. In the melee hich ensued, blows were freely exchanged, and the Magis trate's table overthrown. Twelve poliee-lueu were called in.

who par.nted the combatants and restored order. THE JlilSil yrFSTIO.V. The Muritiiig tr Ilritish people have In) right to indulge the Peers who would deprive them of being just. Hardly one of the amendment to the bill ngTucd Upon by the House of Lords can be tolerated by the country tun HIK.N'l It AllLt MRKT, July H. l'p to Wednesday noon iK (irat istern hail run l.fi.n knots fn this pott and paid out l.M'l Knots of cable.

Tlif, heavy sea is going down and tin si. nala arc good. CHAiTME IN IHf SI'ASISII c'AHINKT Maikii. July Tl. are IV.

sh oin-plications in to the iini-ny and it it likely tin. the whole Cubim will resign. THE INDIANS. Profraaa 4 Ivilliatlon lUtila Aiuonc lh RotJ Men-Hie lukrn Znaloua nl Tlielr Work. Uy Tckgrai'li to the nli -1.

Nf.w York, July x. A dipauh from Vincent Collyer, ilateii at Leavenworth, yrsffrday, says, found llie M.xpioi lildilins hospitable, industrious and peac-cuMe iu their village, which is within few days walk of Aruon being built of stone houses, some of them two and three stories high. They desire tool and school teachere. Collyer further ay the Logairee Apache chiefs have arrauge.l xvith the chiefs of the Navajo for a Council at Ajaculkate, Arizona, on the 6th of July; to com iu and settle peaceably on or uear their reservation. As no ofHi er of our aTovertnneiit could onve-nieatly attend the meeting, I offered to go, but General Getty replied it uoiilil, in Ids opinion, lie attended with t.i much personal danger that a larger escort would I required than he could well afford to give, lid he understood the chiefs would come 8anfa Fe.

I think a lasting peace could now 1 arranged with the Apache. Quite large party of L'tes had been out 011 the plain hunting Hutlalu. They go to a fljiht with Comanchcs and were whipped, losing three or four warrior. They lltriv, Uorap MadwelU on the Ut of A report rtathe.l here to-elay from Denver that a Varty of three hundred I had out ou a similar expedition, whether the saute referred to above or not I do not know. The late depredation ou th.t plains were committed by remnants of tribes.

The hulk of the Cheyenne and A ra pa whom Gen. Sheridan and Custar encountered last winter, have gone to their reservation. I don't lielieve we shall have another Indian war. Friend Hon- and the U'laker are hard at work in their depart-tmd will soon havo thing better tn they ever were. TITCSVILLE- rir.

,000. Bv Teltwrai.k thi. lirjfj- July a si. atruck wells ntl ,.,1 on th. Tallmau Farm, VpiovT relsofod, whu ig.uted iustautaneous) and the tank hurst.

The si.H 85 "6 ttcrca the Tallutau Farm aud IlttsUun. dt und Cherry Kun Oil irlJ.t hurtling eiobt other wells and three thou' and barrel of oil. The daily production of the well destroyed is estimated at four hundred barrels. The total amount of oil iTi; Wels; total I 1 I on ir, to of Saul of has own that Mr. Jay is the Uy of the got in the Cause will Gulf, for eniov leave F.l trar mil arc i-lnle rnpr Smihs-IIc.

'-'o i iers j-r wnefc Ry matl ier atuitiiu a-ty ihk. l-M)tj) I TIIR WKI A FlRST-ClASS POLIT tlTERAS NE PAPER. TtKMSOl iinecof.y, er year i In i-liiljsof nve.rover I rai ce.f.(es frfte jf f-flMtfK. A.l'io lejnlhli'ihei-s. JAM.

f. DARK PITTtsBUROH, FA. -lrxamIrr Allien, t'aeiertnltrr. K'sirth aveiitw. Plfrslmrsfh.

Coffim of kinds, shrouds. Crape. Woven, and ererr ox Funeral Fiinilsblng Good ftirulBhisi. Roomn 4ay an(, uisHt ffearse and Carrlag; Fumtheii. S-Wllllam nirlr.

I ndertaker. So. Kvery varleTV of fjoffln roiistantly mi hana- Wi0 'eve-ry d9crliition of at loner fn icen man can I liiui elsew here. 1 he i.t Carrlaoa and Ifear-ei In the cities tarnished. trti.

S3 OO. Imtersk-I'tat A. JAI.KMAS' Asdn-h I. 'very si-hle. IVnn near St, imr street, uroaiptly arrends-d to.

Conclusive Evidence in favor of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. H. ltFESE. a leading eUaitTKlst In lIonticeDo, L.tiAC. ltifi.

irriliMl tothllier- toar hl Hostetter's Bitter for the past tte 1 uiuot hut speak of toe article as being twa'T1 "lla'a' During tho stk olihanJ, not keP" ucint Bitter my customers, In fact yonr physh iam prescribe It arn! Imlr-ed. a great lua wl 'be western couiitry- thty .1. K. shaw county, s. states Ker" that he used the KiUer5 tP ly for the previous tw preparation whin roffering mM tbe duced by a severe atta, -tof bottle was finished extsiriencM a change for the better.

He had tried lt )h" outset, hut found that It did him more nana good. I one month from th, he using the ButeH-i. his heaim. afngxb ud ppu. were restored.

He had recommended the article others In like and never rnew ttt1 fail, and had found it a perfert sptda tor cWh and fever. Mr. of ri.rion. nn4erdate APHI6. im ceidinestha, Ue cur ol --one of ihe most dixtressing attack.

of dy-woei, that ever afflicted any mortal, by three bottleVot the Birred, after "yarlon. other remdi. k.A proved powertess." to perfact healiii thanks -that excellent preparauon fw the reault I in. ii. ir.

Ppex-ce r. of Brush reek. Perry Co I writing thence Feb. 8, inta, b.i I used your stoinai Hitters f()r tereral Tear la my practice, and find them superior to most of the Bit I HOsTF.TTF.8H BTTTEKS, Sold in l'iushurgli. at tho lowest raus, wholesal hiu reeau.

at irom. I'Xjiiivxiisj-ca-'w STORK, Ho. Dr. Keyser's Great Medical Store. The great lanttarium tar the city of Pittsburg is nndonbtedly the establishuient eoodncted bj oar friend Dr.

Keyser at 167 Idlierty street, who, for over thirty years has devoted his attention to tba healing of the sick, especially that clan of diseau known as oircmc. There are many llngeirlng ili-nessea render iho-ie who are their Tictlmf more wreteh-Ml than If subject to some more acute and violent malady, aud the-- Illnesses are Just as remedial as any other, tf the proper attenUoa were devoted to their treatment. DR. KEYSER'S BI.OOD SEARCHES for III diseases of a non-febrile character, having their origin in a vitiated or tainted condltioa of the blood has made more cares than any other remedy of modern science. In Its great adaptation to thla class of maladies it lias cured hundreds and thousands of tetUrt, tcrofvlot, ulcer, cantert, liver complaints, dyspepsias, dropsies and various malignant diseases to which It were difBcult to give a name, entirely significant of their true character.

It is in these cases of blood diseases tbat DE. KZT-SER'S BLOOD SEARCHER has made for Itself a name which goes beyond any other remedy of Ufa healing art. It is peculiarly proper at thlseeasoa of the year, that tliore sablect to brashes and weakness dependent cn ths rliniacteric changes of the season, shoaM use a few bottles of this harmless tonic and alterative, will not only render the system innocuous to disease, but wflf at the same time fortify and strensthen It agsinst its invasion. Counrry merchaiils find In DB, KEYSEE'9 BLOOD f-EAHCilfiR a medicine that will enable tlic-ii to de a great dr.ii of good, and sare saxmle-sf from sickness laiii porsr.as dependent oa them for supplies. Ask for Dr.

Kerser's Blood Searcher, and take no oilier. To avoid finposltlon, look for Dr. Keyser's name over the top of the bottle and on the ourside label. One dollar per bottle; six lor five, dollars. SOLD AT THE DOCTOR'S GREAT MEDICINE STORE.

XO. 167 LIBERTY STREET. DR. KEYSER'S COX5CLTATI0X ROOMS, No. 120 PEN.V STREET, from 1 P.

Jf. until 4 r. m. At the 9tore from 4 a. M.

to 6 r. and to at nigbts. Plantation Bitters. A Noticeable one way of appealing to a man's reason Is through his ere. In these busy times men are so deeply Immersed In the conduct of magnificent projects, that they forget all aliout the condition of thefr systems, and hence It that the Proprietors of the Plantatioji Bittebs, hich cures Dyspepsia, purifies the blood, improves the tone of the stomach, regulates the bowels, and, ndeed, invigorates the whole inner man, are so active iu advertising.

In fact, advertlsemenW are. merely sky-rockets sent up to attract attention to really good article. JIAGNuLIA WATER. -Superior Wtae best fm- ported lierman Cologne, aud sold at half the price. GAS FIXTURES, Iiolesnle and Itetail.

iit; auk rvow keceitixo oir SPRING STOCK OF CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS, Embracing alltUe latest and finest designs, andhar tiow ou hand the h.ri',est aud finest assortment iu Western Peuusylvauia, which we are autllug at Eastern Prices, aud put up lree of cose ri.no a KCLiT, 47 ooet ntreet. If TTS lilKt.H KA9TK FOR 4 No. 7 FlICRTH Iik in ts.sr. elaitv from a A r-, riiiMmrfu. octoek.

and on ATI' RD AY EVENrsofrotn'Jte. o'elock. Interest paid at the rate of six par frtsi of tax. and It not itbdrawn compounds muu-auuuallv. In January and July.

Hooks of By-Laws, furnished at Uieomee. Board uf Managers: KO. A. BFRKV. Proaldmat.

i. H. AS. PARK. PrW'tS.

I). E. KIN LEX Treasurer. A. Bradley.

.1. L. Ciralmni, A. S. Bell, Wm.

K. Nimlek. John ti. IHIwnrth, E. Kabtn, O.

Follaos-Kee. Joshua I(hHiesi, John Scott, Uobt. C. Schmertz, Chi tst.ipuer Zug. l.

aud A. S. Ke.n, svolicltors. Summer Clothing, Fflliiste i Merchant Tailors and Clothir, o. 131 WOOD SfTHEET, an-reer 9t riflh Avenoe.

w-ar ii tt 'iT rt: on srvtMEK STOCK of Gents', Boy- and hi Ciothlne. embrvSf of aU lu diiTereDt "tyles, qualities and prices. Our Merchant Tailorin; Department Is conrplsto, bavine the best cimera In tha lit. doths, C'assimeres ic. G-ents' and Boys' FurTUEiung Goods in Endless Variety.

All jroesls marked to sell a lrras anr Jtmise bs he E-H-steni cliie-s. Vt'e make but 0t PRicE. with no deviation. URUNG, mihfiSBEEi CO Cor. Fifth Ava.

nd WiKd St. IBII.MstHi anjv, bar ,1 the evtar of Wu-erf A ienti'uy Itv. Tfi rant. to le mn Kiifv. uilles-sol HK si Ss-ICsi I.y- icci vrmv i Lao.

AUeaeuv City. I i i TWENTY-SEVENTH i CHICAGO. urll.fr Myktrry Nurronudlnx Fair ol I ho Powell Eipe.il I ion-He-ktruellve llailrna.l Aerl.leiit-.The rirccts of eai liii: le.l Ntorliinss-The Trial ot Uv. henej- Ilia Jaalgea. By Teli-inih to the Ptitsbitrith Post.

Chuao.o, July The fare of the Powell exploring expedition seeius to be involved in deeper mystery than ever. The Tribune Tliis morning publishes dispatch from Mr. Powell, wife of Major Powell, dated at Itetroit last evening, in answer to au inquiry from the editor of the Tribune as to whether John Sumner, to whose story the disaster is attributed by the Omaha Republican, belonged to her husband's expedition. Mrs. Powell says that John Sumner was a member of the expedition, but still she does not believe his story, and evidently does not believe that it comes from John Sumner.

There is clearly good reason for hi doubts as there would proba bly have been something heard directly from John Sumner ere this had the expedition lheu lost, and hi left as the sole silrvivor. As, however, nothing directly hasliecn heard from New York, of Powell, siuee his letter to the Ti Umne of May i'-lth, the question is narrowed down to this "Has John Sumner actually returned from the expedition and reported its loss on the Green river, late in Jr. tie, which story got hold of, appropiiated or boggled; or the story attributed to Sumner, only another of the lying inventions of Uisdon, and which lie left behind him in Iakutah?" This can only be settled by news of Sutnuer or the assurauce from Green ltiver City that he has not returned there. The three story building, Nos. 2.4.

41., fi and li'j Lake street, took tire this morning about one o'clm and was 0111-pletely destroyed. The building as occupied by saloons and small shops. The total loss is alsuit twenty thousand dollars, the heaviest falling upon Mr. Chester, saloon keeper. The building stood upou piles, and when partly consumed toppled our and buried some half a doen tiretueu in the ruins.

All were finally rescued without anyseiious injuries Last night the southward bound freight on the Illinois Central road ran off the track three miles'le-low Kankakee. It is supposed the accident occurred from the explosion of the boiler, as the engineer was found lying beneath the wreck burned to a cinder. There was scarcely a hum. 111 trace left of the unfortunate man. The fireman was also badly scalded, and it is rumored that a brakeman wa killed, but this is not authenticated.

Dispatches from Wisconsin say that the last few days of pleasant weather have i greatly improved the prospects of the crops. Wheat is all right and will be ready for harvest in a couple of week. Corn looks well and is coming ahead very fast. Joseph Simon. Is was thrown from the i Illinois Central track, near the Soldiers' Home, yesterday afternoon, by a passenger train.

He was taken to the hosnitnl ol' the nf Mfre I'fite. i 1 incut avenue, whero he die.l the sain, i evening of hi injuries. Joseph Lewi, a young man of twenty, partially insane, living at No. I1. Douglas Place-, comtiiilted suicide yesterday after noon, by hanging himself from hi bed-i-'Miin door.

The easy? of poisoning by wearing rod st.H-kiiigs, reported 111 this morning's papers is not quite so bad as Ftated Iteng-lcy i recovering instead of l'ihg just ready to die. There is no doubt, however, about the fact that he was fearfully poisoned by wearing red stockings. Arthur Lynn, one of the editor of the linn bai low. 1, has been arrested suspn ion ot loliblug the vt luuebugo asiiry safe of about Slo.OOU. Kt-v.

Mr. Cheln and his counsel having neglected or refused to select the Assessors try his case, the Standing Committee the Diocese met in this city to-dty in pursuance of the canon, and selei t. the follow iug clergymen for that purpose: Key. Chase, D. Itev.

II N. Pierce, lt'-v. Thomas N. Peuediot, IJev. John Ileuson, and Hev.

Alfred W. Snyder. The Committee also appointed a President, the Court to a. lit the absence of the Bishop. It i understood that Mr.

Cheney not yet taken any action looking to his defense, ami the opinion is gaining strength that he will not do so. It is said he ha gone to visit his friend, I'ev. Bidden, Rector of the Church, built by Cooke, at Put in-B iy, Lake Erie, ho laboring under the. same charge a Mr. Cheney; but a Mr.

Melden'n Church is private property, and hi salary is paid by owner, there is.it is understood, no power to reach biin, except by excom-munii-al ion. NEW YORK. I'seHpe ol a lclttuller nischarge of a ultMit Oltieer Koliber Neailenrel The Army a 11 it iv ol' the The llartaril lloal 4 reu. Telraratili to I lie IMishiiijdi Post. Nfw Yokk, July 8.

William If. San-ford, cashier of the Central National bank thi city, has decamped, and is a defaulter to the tuue of a hundred thousand dollars. Speculation in jjold led to the defalcation. He leave a ife and children in destitute circumstances. In West-sort, hi character for years ha been irreproachable.

The bank announce that defalcation will not damage its standing. tietieral Geoucoria was discharged today, after the examination of several witnesses, amid great cheering by a crowd of Cuban recruits who weia present. The traitor, Feneh, could not be found anywhere, and the Government said they had through with him. Ihe steamihip Douuhland sailed for Europe tc-day, taking seventy thousand specie. The National Executive Committee of Union League, held a meeting here to-day and adopted measure to aid their in Tcx.l anil Mississippi.

They meet next month in Philadelphia. Howard, the alleged accomplice of Reddy, tho blacksmith, in a robbery, was to-day sentenced to five years in prison. The officers of the army and navy of the headed by Admiral Farragut, left Long Branch this nioruinjr, where they a banquet this evening. The Harvard boat crew have beenre- cinients of manv attentions to-day from thebont eliil.s of Nw Y'ork city. They on Saturdav.

be Mom phis Paso Railroad was to-day dissolved. The Supreme Court at llrownsville Tenn. yesterdav reversed the decision of the Chaneerv Court of Memphis, enjoining Roughuer, the recently npioiiiteil Regis from exercisiug the functions of his oltice. This gives Oov. Senter power to remox-e any licgistrar.

srs. and the the It, in a a LOCAX AFFAIRS. 'mif Maiitetl. The same wages paid cents per thousand ems) as hae been for the past three years by this office, and as high as are now paid by any newspaper in this city. Three competent printers ill find steady employment at the above rates, by agreeing to give one notice should they desire to quit.

unavoidable eircuiu-stanccs of course excepted. Apply at this office. The I'iitslsnrgli rcw lit I lie Roman Kegalta. The New York Sin correspondent, iti'ter speaking of the long, graceful, effective stroke of the Harvard crew thus oes up the Pittsburghers "Very different looked the formidable Pittsburgh crew with Johu Hamill stroke, and his brother James Hamill, the exilian, piou of America, pulling a stalwart po.veiful st of men seeming to mean business, trance of style. Thev sit ue.uiv ujiright in their cr.uf, and Mrike the water a smart clip while th.

ir backs are about perpendicular thus bringing their back muscles to bear for an instant, and leaning backward a little, then finishing the stroke by a short pull with the arms. They bureau excellent uniformity of style; their time is good, and they are by the 1 liar-aeter of their stroke, enabled to "hn th. ir boat a preat many times a minute as many a tort a tot --eight and tiftv on a siuut aim even liigln r. Hut their strok vastly inferior in poweraud In auty to thr.t the Harvar.ls. and ith the same expenditure of they are t.ot to a Ihi.h through the water a fast as the men can.

The Hamill are nil men built on the type of kKiniihs Hamill and hi brother in particular; and 1 doubt if they could lie taught to row a scientific stroke. Thev have not the requisite elasticity of bo.lv. ith then- present style it is onlv then great muscular power that enal them to o. aiiiihii, like the refpiisiie 1 I I 1 class 1 ,1 III ol the s.r; t. Itel At the word go it wa probably the -t sbt ot the kind Atuer- tile i ,1.

Aiithc eiebt little ct.iit darted ort like a swarm of lntge water spi.b rs Wilier Prowu. with his sujhi a 1 hi. tie stroke, imitie.tiat, forjed ahead, though kept nearly with him "to the stake I oat ai.d Han. ill foul. I within a hundred yards of the slut ibis tin.

th. in both 1m bile I the H. mild in'tde effort to regain the lest gr. und At a quarter 01 mile from 1 he start he as rowing fity strokes a 11111. but that did ma send him along as fast as P.r.,wt,'s live would.

He could not iv I10111 baiidali tlie turned the stake together, and' H.iiiiiil chinned another I. ml. Uroun ami-dow 11 the curse row ing ju-t as be pli stopping now and then to test for a of seconds of Jimmy Hamill he sav- I set- Mr 1 11,0 an ev 1 to beat l(i-f fl the sty le s. Uollig i so niuiost upt.ght etiectiye. hi tr.

tii, tidiioiis pte.i:i agai Hamill sits. and wofk al'us I it ti-t the Song 1 hi. -tlv ith sty ie hi i an reach igor mis thug 1 hat Prow ha rreirnliiirnl ill l.ran.l Jury. The Grand Jury fa th-present of Court, ai'er a -mcnhat -i, .11. their hilars yesterday ait, -rt.

o. -n A i.tutent was made, in which the Grand Jury 1 xj 1. regret upon kerning the f.n that th, ream over ne thousand liquor houst- in the otics and vi.mity. further -tate that during their session they have seen enough to i-onv them that mi liatliiil: -date oi riltiii- jsts our nt e-vstem granting lli, lis. s.

is ai-t made t.i the illegal -iji 1 -r at.irag week day- a well as Sunday. ti the injury and of v. ting men, and it is intimated that ward and borough constables are not uiii, irmly vitiu, iu de i. cting thisi trafm Ref.Tenie is next made to Aideriiu and Police Magistrates, bo are iu the lift bit of entertaining stilt there is no found ion, thus old .1. he count in-ts, Ih.

1- vpu-sis that a 1 yv will soon 1, .1 jug grand tiri. to lini.ose are inaiui' li. stly 111 1 iiitt. If mi. law yy as in l.usi st nt to court and a gr-ar ss would Is Living to th.

OUIity tie. ted The Grand Jury stated that aecurdiug to the Usual cll-toiu, they jolted 1 he several public institutions The Work lioiise-w rapidly progressing, and a portion of the building Mill be r. adv tor occHpam Septeiub. The insti'iitioii lsyvariniy cotiiim nde.l, as is also the management e-t of its all.iij-. The County Home'.

Dix-motit Asylum and the House ot Refuge w-re' also and were found to Is' in excellent londitioti and admirably managed. The condition of the jail was also tot red to. and iu point of or.b and ch anliness reported to be a good a pe.s-! sible under the- ciicunistaiu i considei mg the CloWiled I olliiltioll of the building. The pi eseiit uieiit concludes with a coin -1 iiieti.hiti.rv allusion to District Attorney 1'eaisoii, and ati of the i-tti. ietit sen ice rendered by Assistant Di-trict Attorney B.

.1 si-riiiu I harifi. Yesterday a man named Pun-ell made information be fore lierr, of Mc- lure township, charging J. F. Malaiu-y, wiih mnnslaughti r. Thereasons fortius charge are as follows On Friday last Coroner Claw on held au inquest on the remains of a lmy named James Pureell, killed the evening before Mi-Clure township.

It appeared from the evidence before the jury that the de-I ceased, with some either boy had been playing at the foot of a steep clay emhank-; inent left iu grading the road, and that while they were so engaged, the bank fell, burying young I'ercell ami killing him lie was dug out time afterwards, but life was extinct. Witnesses testified at the inquest that they had oonisidere'd the bunk perfectly safe, except in case teams should strike it, ami a fence had been built along the road to keep teams from the bank. The jury returned a verdict as follows "James Pureell came to hi- death on the 1st of July, in MeClure township, Allegheny oontity, by the caving ill 01 a quantity of clay on a public road under the supervision of r. F. Malaney, an'otricer of said township of McCJure A warrant xvas issued by Justice Kerr and Malany arrested.

A trial will be had the case. Alleniitel Ilaie. A man named George Snyder, near West Newton, made a very bold attempt outrage the persouof a little girl uaiueil Webster, aged about thirteen years. Snyder was on horseback, on bis way to West Newton. Seeing 'he little girl picking berries by the roadside, he dismounted And made indecent proposals to her.

She repulsed him and he attempted to use force. The child screamed, arid her father, who was near, came to her assistance. Snyder thereupon remounted ami rode oil. Mr. Webster went to West Newton and made Information against Snyder before tfustice Campbell.

The accused was arrested and committee! for trial. Ituriilari at Some time on Tuesday night, or yesterday morning, the clothing store of J. Dietrich at No. 155 Smithtield street, next door the Central Presbyterian Church, xvas burglarized, goods to to the value of tTOOstolen. The thieves first effected an entrance into the church, and xvere thus enabled to reach the roof of the rear part of filestore.

From the roof access to a door n's trained, a panel removed, and the he.v mouK the goods tau were o. shii ts taken down. three riairs None of the neck tj. etc. mined.

These is noiW' ST. LOUIS, A I-awyer tsliesl it Frieuvl ol 'at. noniililsoii- l-leasnnt i'crsOii-alllleo. Uy Telegraph to Pitt- 'ouiKti l'--t. St.

Louis, Jniy L. M. Spreve, a prominent lawyer of thin city, who was engaged in Donaldson's case, when the latter was first arrested, was ar-saulted on Fourth street, opposite the plHiitcr's house, to-day by Geo. W. Floyd, a brother-in-law of Donaldson, and pretty severely punished The cause is said to be some reflection cast by Shreve upon Capt.

Donaldson's wife, who is Flovd's sister. Au assault was also made mi Jim. F. Darby, a prominent and banker by a man named Johnson, whose wife was a I depositor at Darby's bank, which was recently suspended, but no harm was done. Later in the day howtvir.

Darby's son met Johnson and pave him a severe thrashing. NEWS BilEVITIES. Bj Telegraph to the I Gold closed iu New York yesterday at GilWrt C. Walker, Gov. nor lib i of Virginia, met with an enthusiastic reception yesterday, iu Kiehinou.l on his arrival I com Norfork, Va.

Further return- the Conservatives ill have sixty on joint ballot iu the Legislature. Iu the game of base ball played vest, r-day at Williamsburg. N. between the- II irvards and Kekfords, the latter were U. -torious by a se tre of seventeen to five.

Niagara Falls and not li.iston. i the place designated for the ting of the Ninth Army Corp-. A lai tie noints 01 o- i i-t ningat Him.ilo, for the a Free Trade League. -e ot tol illill- cative of the obj. adoiued.

and a 0rgaui7.1ti.u1 apj it of th ommii te oillte.l to ei'tiliu- pel inaiielil quent 11,, 1 iligs The hiu lei .1 spat. I lu ll savs VirgiuiA The majority 1. Walker, 11 election, is estim it. by the at forty thousand. All the but three ate Gonservativ very satieuiue II men, Joseph Segar iug cl man the State at i.sei, as a t'eiir-r.

laife Am ng the Lndical Cougressnu-ti is oue N.n is. a negro. The Legislature will pi. b-ably fifty the Walker party on joint ballot The Secretary of the has decided that a Notary Public tittesting papers to 1' iieel fore the Department, must jir.K ure a certificate of his authority from the 1 1, rk 1 the ,1,1 1 recid in every case, notwithstanding the name of such Notary may have Ihi -d in the Department a already duly for although his name mav be til, 1 tie bureau ef the Treasury, it wiii require tune and labor for the head- of other bureaus to ascertain, this f.o Henry Kaman and haries Cannon were arrestesl on Wednesday 1 veiling in tincmn.lt 1. and a lot ot burelrr's lonn.t in their t.

ion tnrce i indi-utified li dollar, 1 the money taken Collector' otrlee Hamilton. They In a two fh oua from the I'nit-d States .11 Si.tiiiJ.iy light. are idioi mi lit doilar mat, wa -I TV, II. s- -at- gons Hotspur and M.ron 1 yesterday att-. riioori f.

Mystic Park, ton, the latter ,11 in thr. I time, 2.27, and 2 The Annual Convention of the operative Plasterers' of North A meri, .1, ass, ui bled yesterday morning at Hospitaler's Hall, Boston. The follow ing ottieers were elected for the ensuing year 1 harl.s Lean, of istoli, iit; Craig', of Portland. Firt Vice id. iii Thomas A.

Hogan, Chisago. end Vice President, iliiam Lob. rts, of Detroit, General Secretary lldar.l il legher, of lirooklvn. Treasurer. The pie-p tration for the entertainment of the representatives by the Boston ii ties me ail that could Is- desired.

A sail loat, with sails set, cap-io-d, came ashore on Wednesday, Stony Point Light House, Y. No bodies were found No name was on the boat, anil there is no clue as to where it was fie, or how many were lost. In the U. S. District Court at Memphis, yesterda in the' case of Geo.

(iiil and other, to recover the value 1 LS'h'i bales of cotton seized on board the Decatur during the war bv the 4 iox el min-nt officials, the jury return. I av.ir.lict in favor of the claimants. Cotton tit that time was worth about a dollar and a quarter. The caso will probably go to the Supreme Court. Hon.

Johu Koe, Financial Minister of Canada, has gone to Washington, and has an appointment to-day with Secretary Fish, in reference to the in -w reciprocity treaty. Gov. Seliter recently removed the registrar of Knox county, Tennessee, and appointed G. V. Weaver to the place.

Chancellor Temple has enjoined Weaver front serving the motion to dissolve the injunc tion and dismiss Receiver Bass no as to restore the city government to the late authorities, was further argued before Chancellor East. To-day the argument unclosed. The Union Republican State Central League i the name of the new political organization formed iu Massachusetts, to oppose prohibitory legislation. The Boston lltruld nominate ex-Mini-ister C. F.

Adatua for Governor. JneciiHre. The queeiisware manufactured by Mes Kier o. stands among rue nnesr the best iu tho market. Judging from great demand for it the public are aware of this.

Retail dealers will find queenswiire to be in constant requisition among their customer, and consequently the number of order which firm are nnvy receiving is unprecedent-ly large. There are many excellent reasons why it should be procured in pre--ference to other varieties iu the market. is the most durable, itistho strongest, and it is much the finest in quality. When housekeepers become acqiiainte-el with its merits thev will use it exclusively. Messrs.

Kier Sr Co. have now on hand a large and varied stock from which customers will find it an easy matter to make selections. The prices of the firm are low, and, general, the iudu. cments which thev otter are unsurpassed. Felonious Iwnuit Charles Shine came to the office of Alderman MeMaster yesterday, and related rough experience.

He said he xvas a resident of Union borough, and John and Mary Smith were his neighbors that be had a difficulty xvith the Smiths, and they nttemt't upon his life. John elia- charged a pistol loaded xvith slugs a. the body ef Charles, a number of them akmg rSect fu his ribs. Mary plit a bilk- of 1. ettect iu ui- to nn hn neaa, A warrant ijilit his heaa wnu a ueaii thp tIliths on was issuert ior in- charge of felonious assault and battery 1 r.

i i in iu to to A An -ase We have for some time bee-u in 1-osses-sion ot certain facts connected with a ease before a down town Alderman, which ij- the case goes before a Grand Jury, and thence into a Criminal Court, as it should and probably xv ill, if the magistrate is disposed to do his duty will afford an ample held for reporrorial pathos, 'a'tftthematiza-firm, and the like. The case embraces features that will exi'ite pity in the hearts of all men who are made acquainted xvith its details pity for a voting and beautiful girl, stolen from her rural home and basely betrayed by a villain: and at the same time a desire; to wreak vengeance on the design ing scoundrel must possess all who hear the story of his illainy, even should they occupy seats iu the jury box during its recital. Resides the crime, hinted at in the foregedng ten fences, another not less heinous is i hargrol. The latter charge, which implicates a well known physician, who resides within the city limits, is of a character that, in the event of conviction, will consign its perpetrator to a cell in the IV-uitetitiary. The doctor is accused of attempting to deistroy the ex-idences of the other villain's guilt.

In this criminal attempt, it i.s alleged, he xvas instigated, ai led ar.el abetted I the 1 rorher of the seducer, who also sent his kinsman to a neighlmring Stale in order to keep him out of harm's way. The last mentioned offender is also accused of attempting to remove the young girl to some remote region for the obvious reason that her presence as a witness, iu a Court of justice, would be quite damaging to a man of his pretensions, who, by the way, has a large and lucrative business to look after. We say to that A Merman, "Fiat Teachers Elected. On Wednesday evening, the Forbes School Board (Sixth xvard, Pittsburgh) re-elected their corps of teachers for the ensuing year. They are as fullow.s: Ann Street Building.

Principal, Leonard H. Eaton. Grammar Department Misses. Mary D. Gravin, Eliza W.

Loinpn-. Emma D. Wallace. Intermediate Department XI holiness a ,1 p.rag.h ui, .) .1 aek Mat tie S. MeMaster, Amelia Witlnrow.

Primary Deparment Misses Caroline M. Hartley, Annie M. Luptoti, Lizzie MoClaren, Anelia W. M. Agnes McFailden, Emma L.

Neelv, Cornelia J. Randolph, Jennie' M. Simpson. Second Avenue Building. Grammar Department Miss Mary I.

Proudfoof, 1 n-termediate- Department Miss Annie Witter, Primary Department Mi Kliza MoNeoly. At a meeting of Ihe Eleventh ward School Board, held on Tuesday evening. July I'th, the following teachers were unanimously re-elected to serve for the ensuing year: Principal J. J. Taggart; Grammar Deprrtment M.

E. Taggart, L. E. Martin, Intermediate Department Irenii Rutledge, H. M.

Matthews, Jennie R. Smith; Primary Department H. H. Davis. Maggie Marshall, Ageie Martin, Jennie Moffat, M- K.

Irwin, Anna Moore, Lizzie Laughliii, i nile.l Males i'ateuts. The following patents xvere issued to cit-ire-ns of Western Pennsylvania for the week ending July 6, l-ielfl, and each bearing tlinf date No. VI, 19." ante-elafe'd June lf. 139; Shredding Augur for barrels; Archibald Kelly, Sharpshurg-. No.

ante-elated June 20, IStIO: Process of Treating Cast Iron; Pittsburgh. No. 221 ante-dated June isntl; Mode of Treating Pig Iron for making steel and mallf a-cast iron, sama party. No. Atmospheric Cir Brake Wm.

L. Chambers, Pleasant Unity. Re-issue No. 3.5112 of patent (w.OfiY. dated May 29, lt5: Railway Car Brake; John Davis, Allegheny city.

Re-issue No. patent 49.700, dated SoptemlieT ltL'i: laiv. A. Plow; Wm. S.

Spratt, West Manchester. iliiiiel-comc icliicles. Any one desiring an elegant barouche, or a stylish buggy, should call at themnm-i ninth emporium of Messrs. Stoner Jt liiii and 171 enn street. These gentlemen have all the latest styles and improvements gotteu tip by the most skiilftil workmen, and finished in the lest possible manner.

Their vehicles are noted everywhere for neatness of finish, com-billed xvith strength and durability of ork. Those wishing to purchase should call and examine the stock by all means. All kinds of repairing neatly and prompt-; Sjerlou Accident. A stonemason at work on the new jail building, had his right leg broken and left shoulder dislocated on Wednesday. He received Monipt attention aud is doing as well as could Ih- expected.

A loiuuieudalile enterprise. ur readers are pretty throughly posted as to the merits of Building and Loan Associations, by means of which, any one. no matter how small his income, can pro- vide for himself a comfortable home at a I trifling e-pcnse. We would direct the attention of our readers to the Merchants I ami hanics. Buildingaud Loan Assooia-i tion of Allegheny City, lately organized, and having ar its head men of known relia-I bility.

This organiration meets Tc-riight at Sutton's Hall, iu the Diamond. Allegheny, and those of ours friend in that ity or in fact in the county, who wish to take stock in a reliable institution would do well to attend, a our knowledge of the gentlemen directing thisenterprse, warants us in eom-I mending it as thoroughly reliable. r.xplniinlory. Mr. Charles Hetzel, of whom mention xvas made in our issue of yesterday as having been engaged in a fight iu the Sex-enth ward, Allegheny, is not the son of Christian Hetzel, toll collector of the Mechanic Street Bridge.

Store Fixture, Khelvinar, Counter Shoe llrawer anel Hack. ire Proof Saies, tins Fixture, From Slierill's Sale. At private sale after ten o'clock to-day and to-morrow, the entire fixtures of the ma moth auction House, 55 and 57 Fifth ax-enue, also a lot of shoes, cassitueres, carpets, soap, The fixtures were nut iu recardless of cost and are as cood as nexv, and will be sold at a great sacri-tie-e either as a whole or in parts. Full particulars at the Auction liooms. Every Faly Is invited to the great Clearance Sale of Millinery tioods, at Messrs.

Kosenbaum Philadelphia Emporium, No. 76 Market street, three doors above Fourth avenue. Good straw hats at 25, 38 and 50 cento; Metropolitan gimp hats at 25, 50, 75 cents and Si 00, are now offered, These goods all cost more than double. Their stock of flowers, crapes, silks, laces and illusions, is also very complete, and will be sold equally low. Give them a call.MW&F The Only Sewing Machine Company in Pittsburgh that rent Sewing Machines for family sowing, tailoring, and all kind of manufacturing, is the Grover Baker S.

M. 127 Wood street. tf rarham Sewingr Machine, The most perfect, simple, and reliable lock stitch family mochine ever inx-ented. Office Gl Wood street. tf The Only SewiDg Machine that xvill tnake a hem from the width of one-sixteenth of an inch to one yard, without basting, and turn the hem on either side, is the Grover Baker Elastic Stitch Machine.

Office aud Salesroom 127 Wood street. tf I aidies. When yon are told by Sexring Machine agents that the Grover Bakor Elastic Stitch Machine makes a "Chain" stitch, don't belicxe tbem. The Grover Baker S. M.

Co. never made a chain stitch machine, tf Von Can Pnrelinse A Lock Stitch Sewing Machine by mvine uuiiars pur iiionui, iir mi- and sales room of the rover Baker S. Jf. 127 Wood etr.t. tf I 1 1 arriage) anel Hugfiie and Vt here to them.

At the carriage works of Messrs. C. West Nos. 75, 77 and 7 Lilierty re-t, of Fourth avenue, one of the 1 most varied assortments oi ever oft'ereel to the nt yy, Sel-n eiiusy i it ma Ilo oi, rirm in ia (in. i- iiirning eJUt w-a lvuua leculiar facilities for 1 hey use the t' to this section, strm tion r.f in the con-haiids.

They mploy best Eastern xvork. wbi.a, heavily- in di qiose of at as low ar- enabled to anywhere. They have found large flVsortinent of second nl hainl a of various makes. Those in ''arriapes thing in the carriage line should factory aud examine the stoi k. Keliable sott lii; Miii-lillle The cheapest double thread elastic stitch machine.

Price 25 00. Oftie Cl Wooel stree t. I lie Ooly Sewing Machine Company in the city that can give the purchaser a choice of either the Elastic Stitch or Lock Stitch Sewing Machine, is the Grox linker S. M. 127 Wood street.

tf All Summer (od. Cheap at Bates Bell's. siee the Keiliiceil Prleea At Bates Bell's. Ill-ess lioodii For formerly 87c, at Btait-s Bell's- sin mer Shaw 1st Cheap to close the stock, at Bates Bell's I ox re Mantles. at Bates Bell's.

For worth Itutcs Itell Are offering an extra quality of bleached aud unbleached muslins, at 12lc. li. I le lillongh. Ationn-y at bayv. No.

5 Fit tit Avenue. liieltusli llniise, Vear I'nimi l'-eil. Ilet of for travelers, lK.tli as and siting. House 01..11 nay and liillt. Keot 011 the Ktlo.iKran Oysters.

Itauiii and Fish in every sivle. eeoii.1 li.iiois al liie lr. J.evt Uu-li is the le iirofirietor. Mean ti til I Women. If you would be leaiitiful, use Hagair MaineiHa Haiin.

It give- a pure hl.s.uiing couiidexiou aiul restores Youthful Iteautx Its effeets are gradual, and fierfect. It removes lieiiness. lileite-hes ami Fiiiiples; cures Tan, sunburn anel Fi-eekles, and makes a lady of ihiiay appear but twenty. 1 he Magnolia Balm makes the Skin Sinoolb, aud early: the eyes bright and clear: the Cbeeft glowt; with the Bloom of Youth: and imparts a fresh, plump appearance to tiie i 'amutenaiice. No lady need cc.uiplain r.f her froiiiplr.xion when 7-i cents will pureha-e this delightful article.

The bet thing to eiress the hair with is Lyon" Kathairon. I.erinnn Cathartic I.ozenfi'e. "At last, by the advancement of t-klll and knowledge, even medicine has been made fleasant to take. '-German Cathartic Lozenges' -ossesathe l-emedial properties of pills or castor oil, t. hile thej-aie so pleasant that r.ny child will eat th as candy.

Theljerman Lozenges are sold by all drug gists at 33 cents a box. For Tnenly-Bve (em. ran kill every cockroach, water-bug. rfiea, moth bag about your premises. I.ynn-silnsectPtwder wfl do it nnd nothing else will.

I.x,k out for frauds In buying--. Buy none that doe not bear tea signature of K. Lytn. lryou fretth? right thins It Is sure d-rath to all insects. IX-pot 81 Parkrow, Tew Y'ork.

"Dooloy's Itak i S'oweiei- Stands uiii.i.ualel for makim-r lifflit. healtii 7 and na-tiiiious eakes. etc' The in-irresiiciils us.sl iu the 111 1'luiaciure of til oi powder not only chcmicallv pine, but so pre that tit? in.Hiiiecd aie the same eaeittuie. Iu resrt it (ittr others in tiie iiiartsi't. 1 in'y rcsjniresl a quart of flour.

bv -frei-s i-eueraltv. I lKx.lty liaking 1'owiler oalv. The treat Closi ngf-011 1 si ad At Tobias- is still progressing: thsTC 3 vi a large stock lie Theeiitire stock wit. be closed out 111 a tew day s. Mneii Coats at half nrii'e.

The entire stock must lv sold out within a few- uav. A g.sxl sun ca bniiirht aI kic: a fine sul at "12: at cloth soil at lS0: 'ys' clothing at price: furnishing at halt price. f'Jease co. 1 and see tin? line st, M-i: iii, 'h Is aimost piveu as Mr. ili'II a' Ercat alien it' ns lu liisestahiiaiiiiieut for the Kan.

The lie it of hf tork IVsVi 1 eail 01, iTloCii is earl, tnelast rtar. 1 ln fail to find Ihi p-pular phie ilnj No. St. Clair sneet. I.

his entiie stes-k at half price, he is goine to lH d. No 37 FIFTH AVENUE. PITTSKS Btiii. HAS JI ST 11 BI.IsttiE JTeir Shu em of li4okkee.i ni, Klegaiiilv -primed in eol.ir by IIAKPKIt Si Hi Nfrt York, pp. tall, ijs1-7a.

l'ltfclage cents, eullt.iliiii, full "Ss'ls of iliM'ks for Joint bToi RAILROADS. National li.T"--ri- and I'KIVATfc T'ndiutitedlv the most elaborate and rarefully prepared Text-Kook upon U.Kikkeepiug niecessilile to the student. Boston '-it ha.s brought Koekkeepueg to flts'timore American. "Include all the latest improvements." Yx liiii. A i eniai table Philadelphia ity Item.

'Leaves nothing further to be desired. Philadelphia Ledger. The most complete Treatise St. I Louts Keimblieau, I "The most perfect now before the nubile. Al bany Express.

"It may lie the salvation of many businestt men." ish Messenger. This work is cuuiplled bv business Acconutants the only oue exhibit ing TIM ANT) YVAgdtS Ellis IT-IKS. RlXElVlNu AND FORWA.lt DING 1 lie only oue recoririiig Mereliauts1 and Hankers' foreign business. The only Commercial College Conducted by exiierienced Business Accountant. The ouly one connected with Husttifiu, Warehouse for exercising the saiideuts in Kealriusine is.

The only one provided with full sets of steamer Boeks aud Blanks. These statements are veritic I by rri-ereiice to our City Book Mores ami busmen men. Our Business aud Ornamental WRITING DEPARTMENT Is nnemuilled. Ssioples furnished for conaiaristftt yyitb anv ollig in America. Our new DOUBLE Ol XK'fo CIHl t'LAR.

with terms theopialous of Merchants, Bankers. Accountants and Teachers, Willi the relent of the Chamber of Commerce, of Now York, cn Duif's Bookkeeping, mailed tree by P. DUFF SOX, Principals. I. DTJFF HONS, COMMISSION Jf FORWARDING MERCHANT, WHOLESALE ELOl'K.

It RAIN AND PKUDVCE DEALERS, 124 Seeou4 avenue. PilUbnrarh, Pa. solicited, rricescurrentmalled eei. ITCTIOX SAFE OF LOT la Robinson Township, Allegheny County, Pa. "VCill be sold at auction, on the Premises, on JTTY 15th, atone o'clock, r.

NINETEEN ACRES OF LAND, sub-i's'deduito one acre Lots, situated on the Middletown Roaa. eUstaneed four miles from the Pittsburgh Court House, and three miles rrom the Allegheny- Market House-. Easy of Access by Saw Xfill Riih Ferrv. and Middletown i.y Cork's Kun and Manchester Sfniu Ferry: by Pjn Handle Railroad from Nimick's snaUop: aiidbvlhe Fort Wavue, Chicago and Cleveland Railroad from Wood's Ruu. For further partlcjilai-a see L' irraphed Hand Bills, or inquire of James Mrbmint- 5'e.

lianiers township: -ir i A. Dohrman. Il3 First avenue. Plttsliurgh. COBRESPOSDEXCE.

Uilt MV SAI.E- 13 Acres, Pennsylvania Avenue, July 17th. at 4 I SAllKUA Kei and John uw i.jl feifara. tliat vil- i tublemopertv in the rirv ol I'lttstmririi. formerly l-lls'i iC'WII-iup, frOllllIlK Oil ICflUljlMlUtt ifvenue, ot'iMrsu i. rove: and contain ln aries i.M--ii,i ,,,1 i.r views 01 in.

"ine views ol the valley ami Tci-uis cf oid stih.cet to morts-aiyeof 41i' cash. 1 ula I A. i I I i his shou'ulei, and while along Water street Allegheny, was arrested by ofticer Jerry Smith of the night police. The ket and cut uts ere orth about tv, el dollar-. he jury found a verdict of guilty without leaxmg the pox.

Sentence deferred tVmad Color as indi. ted for committing an agravatc-d assauh and battel upon Charles Si Thea'-sult was eommit-ted on the 14th ol.luiie.it Lb. -1 hart 's irar-d. 11, foot of ii.v liiii. Aliegheny.

-I ury ollf The next ca tak. 11 op as that of the Commonwealth hail. itrandt, di. t. ,1 Lb Hi trial.

11 Ith Pari lleilien(io ot I It will be reiui lubei sitiec we made til 1 1 1 Fair being held New I oiiie niotit lis I of the la. that a II illstiehi, liil.b the of Father of the Catholic chtiich of that tin lage. At the fair some 4 out) a iue ileal, vy ith tthich au eligible lot has been purchased a a a m-w bur, -hoit'y to be erected. On lot purchased as a largo wool warehouse, which has been tem-poraniy fitted up a a chapel, which was bh-sed with the usual set vices 011 Sutiibiy li-t. 'I he occasion sas an interest jug -to Tl--- .11, ill s.

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Yesterday moriiiiig Mr. William Burke came before Alderman McMasters and made information against Edward Agnew, alius Hawthorne, for larceuy as bailee. Mr. Burke is a plumber on Seventh avenue, and soium three wee ks ago he employed the accused as a clerk. On Wednesday he se nt him out collecting, and after awhile he came back and told his employer that he had collected twenty elollars au.l thirty cents, but had lost the money.

As he spoke he put his baud in his pocket to sliow that he had no money there', but, as Mr. B. says, he tried the rong pocket, for when he pulled out the contents there was the roll of currency. Iu great confusion the boy tried hastily to replace the money, but did not succeed before Mr. Burke had seen it.

That gentleman took hold of him, but the boy escaped, leaving a plentiful portion of his coat in -Mr. Burke's hand. A xvarrant xvas issued for his arre st. It is said that ho gave the name of Agnew at hi boarding house, and that of Hawthorne to his employer. I iiiie'celul Ititulry.

Many iu order subserve their personal interests, attempt to controvert stubborn facts, but no matter bow arduously thcy labor towards that end. they generally fai 1 into the end. Thus an attempt is being made by rival sewing machine agents to prove that the Singer is not by odds the most popular in the mar ket. Such an attempt is riducnlous whore the its merits ami the demand existing "for" "it' are so well known as they are here Everybody who knows anything of machine can see the superiority of the Singer illustrated in its work, in the rapidity and le curacy xvith which it does it. in ihe noise" less and thorough style in which it ZtT ates, and, in short, Uu.

satisf-i'e tion which it gives to the owner a sewing machine is needed let -i one be bought, and those about good one should go to the room of Morton, corner of pelm and streets, aud get a Singer. v-'-111 Rapid siale of It.iil,,Ilf, H. B. Smithson, auctioneer. yesterday sold the entire plot of building 'lots belonging to the estate of George Breed deceased, situate iu Snyder's Hollow, on the line of the Pleasant Valley The propertybrought over Slc.boo.

"and the sal occupied only two and a half hours 1 ti 1 it 'i, i i Durfy, who figured here iu the Bell-arson case, and a man named Burns. As we have said, the light was arranged for June 3iitii, but for some reason it was postponed, ami on Saturday hist, the principals, accompanied by their backers and a number of sporting characters, chartered a boat at to lake them to Jackson's Island where the tight was to take place. The police got wind of the affair and arrested tho principals aud backers and lo-h- cd I hem iu jail. i he rliiislrcl. I'nplez Bencdi t's uneipialled minstrel combination continue to play to large house.

Their entertainments are excellent, and we regret that tuior arrange ments interfere xvith their remaining an- other Saturday eveuing concludes their engagement here. The bills for the i remainder of the week, like those that have heretofore been given, will be exceedingly rich and varied. On Saturday aftur-noon a twenty-five ceut matinee xvill be given, and a brilliant performance in the evening. Arrow Ihe Allan tie. Mr.

Henry a member of the well known firm of McCalluui Brothers, proprietors of the extensive carpet stiire, at No. 51 Fifth avenue, sails for Europe ou the 10th on the steamer Cambria, id the Auchor line. The linn have for a long time dealt extensively iu imported carpe ts, and the visit of Mr. McCallum at this time is for the purpose of making arrangements for a more enlarged importation of foreign manufactures. Alleged Mayhem.

Yesterday Johu Deibold was before Mayor Brush charged with mayhen ou oath of Jacob Glosser. Deibold is a puJ-dler and works in a rolling mill uear Law-rencexille. On Saturday a difficulty occurred between him ami Glosser, which is alleged, resulted in his biting Glosser's ear off. He xvas required to give bail in $2,000 for Court. 1 default he was committed to jail.

V. M. J. A. A special meeting of the Young Men's Jackson Association is called for this eveuing.

It is hoped that there will be a general attendance of the members as matters of importance will be brought before the meeting. A Itunawny Accietctit. Yesterday morning a horse, which was attached to a light, spring wagon, took fright on Smithtield street, and becoming unmanageable started off at full speed. At the comer of Virgin alley it dashed across the side walk, and whirled the wagon around with such force as to demolish a refrigerator iu front of l'ouimier's, aud splinte red a number of looking glass frames ou the sidewalk in front of Brecht's picture store. It was secured before anv further damage was done.

A Waif. Some days since a male itifant was left on the steps of the residence- of August Goldstrung, at Hamburg, near Braddock- fields. A ne wan was eeld a uum ereoftbi i as handei over to the care of th. Guardians of the Poor. i i I I Pitts.anjb.

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