Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1859, Page 3

LOCAL NHVSS. 7" Tax Darr Stan will be panetually seat to the address of our citizens during their absence at any of the summer retreats, by the earlfest mail after the paper is put to press. Thus they can keep themselves thoroughly posted with all that tran- Spiret in Washington, and at the same time in- form themselves of all the current events of the day. Terms, 12 cents per week. Cxntixat Corat—Yesterday, Jno. Jones, Neal Morgan, and Joon Walker, were placed on trial en a charge of being concerned in a rict in (ieorgetown, D. C., om the Sth day of February last. It will be remembered by our readers, that the sbowenamed da the day on whiet Jack ; of Washineton. was killed bE prone Ss, ef the former town, and Jones, He _ one of the defendants in this cause, was tried asa prine.pal In the second deg with Hutchins in suid murder, and acquitted y the jury on a’ sec- ial after having been at a previous trial con- ‘ed of manstaughter The evidence fn this case did not differ materially from that evolved during the trial of Hutehins and Jones. Gearton Harper, the first witness called, testified that on the day Eonis was killed be saw Jones and ethers ronning down Potomac street, a little before the shooting took — at the same time he met Hutebins going same way ata rapid walk: heard cries of i) him,’’ on the part of several fn a large crowd rrsons who were go- i and followed down on the er st , some forty yards behind ins, to Murphy's house. (the scene of the ety.) and when he arrived near the place he +» Morgan, Walker, others, in the rear of the yar i sttncBed to Merpate house, apd they were throwing stones towards the yard. Presently ras, the deceased, camer down the *y, fou tie direction the defendants were $, 2m inet Hutchins at the mouth of the » Hutehias fired a shotat Lim; when ated they fired stones at him as he was to seale the Race of the yard to escape from : Dorsey ead McDaniel ran down the street etner. im advance of the main crowd; beard ») halle to the erowd to*-come on; Jones cried Here he yes.’ and they all ran, following him, while they were stoning Bauis, witness Jamations, such as **Hill him! give it to sonet ab—b,? ete. During this time a large crowd bad collected about the spot, and great ex- ettement prevailed; after the shooting was ‘over, witness sew Hutchins and Jones go up the street togetuer. aud when they had walked a few steps Walker joined them; while the shooting was ol mg en, Witness saw Morgan with a stone in bis Fant eed heard him cry out to pall the house tninz Murphy's house) dowa; his brother te binvend tried to persuade him te goaway. Morgun replied «that he didn’t care, that son of a b—h ought to be killed.”* S. Irtom testified that when Hutchins was sheeting Ennis, be (witness) was standing in the middle of Water street; after Ennis was shot at, witness saw Jones with haif a brick in bis hand. which be threw at Ennis as he retired up the alicy to eses pe, saying as he threw it, --you son of a b—t. I've got you this time have 1;"" at the same time Nes! Morgan, who had a stone in each hued, and cried out, ‘tear the shanty down; luese parties who were stoning appeared to wit- tess ty be coming from the rear of Murphy's premises. M. Dona testitied to seeing the crowd run. lhe threatening cries directed towards to sceing Jones attempt to force Ennis y's where he bad fied for refage; and to seeing Ennis during this engagement knock Jones down, he also testified to the stoning by the accused parties, and stated that thry came from the rear of Murphy's yard Col!ims stood at the window of her house rluoking the scene, and saw Hutchins shoot » didn't see Jones or Morgan; didn’t know thom; swe Walker standing by the side of Hut:i:- he shot three times at Ennis; didn't rors between them during the time wt thus; saw three stones thrown fnto rphy"s yard. but didn’t see who threw them; es Stones were thrown before the shooting, and while 3 was trying to scale the yard fence to and they must have bee thrown 7 ms from the rapidity with which B. Thorn saw the defendant's there at the shoct- vg, Und saw Morgan throw a stone between the id second shots; saw other stones which » threwn into Murphy's yard. and were n simultaneously, as if diffcreat partics thesw deus. : Mr. Sic Danrel called for defence testified that at the moment Hutchins was about to shoot the Waiker, who stood near him. cried atcbins, ~ For God's sake not to shoot alse testified that he did'nt see any of the ndants in the rear of Murphy’s yard during portion of the affray; saw no one on the high Zround back of Murphy's yard; saw Dorsey after the shooting was ever, Fanis ran back and trict te get over the fence into Murphy's yard; Jost as he got on the top of the fence, throw a stone at him, a iarge ving stone, which strnck him inthe small of the back and knocked him over inte the , Mesots. Hopkins and Peasian testified substan- fatty te the same state of facts as were testificd to wy McDaniel. The ease was then closed and given to the jury ut argment tera brief absence from the court-roow, Jory retarnod with a verdict of guilty against J. axel Morgan and of ac quittal in the case of Walker. Yo-day, the Court met at the nsual hour. The euse of the United States apt. Heary Wil- hams baving been calied, an im it Witness one Wim. Gibbs) for defew vent frou the¢ity: so the case was further pust- poned until Phursday morning next. The ease of the Uwited States agt. Keenan was ‘then eatied: and Mr. Maury presented an atfidavit tue defendant, stating that he could not to trist, om aecoant of the absenre of a L witness ‘ir. Maury made a motion for a eentinuance of the case to the uext term; and the motion was ar- gued by Mr. Maury for the defendant, and by Mr. Quid on the past of the Goverament The Court overruled the motion, and James Kecuan, seulor, was eee on trial, charged wi 5 ave been comuuit tozether ron; the defendant having testified that on t! nicht of the burning of Kirk’s stables bis son wis ot present at said burulng, ner befure or after sud Durning, but in kis (tue defendant's) house 5 ng et of the night when ssid stables were Cextxe Mannet.—The supply of provisions in the market was excelient in quality and ample in quantity. The prices moderating. the sles are more active. The space was filled with the ¥agons and other vehicles of the dealers, and the vangwWays Were crowded with purchasers. We sawadi | from a Baltimore dealer this morn- ins, inquiring for from which it ap- thet they bring ready sale there. They are sumewhatef adrug here. The Potomac z test Lave sent their first justaliment ef melons to this fwarket. a load of 130 having arrived yestérday, were taken immediately by the dealers. The metons before offered were from Norfolk. The werket was lively from the heginning to the end of the sale hours. ‘The prices averaged about as fullows Seog. fresh, Yb. 10@12 Wa'er me’e's.... 12437 Balt dw. 6@ 10) Egy plants cach . u@i2 Pork .. I@ 12/Green Corn, doz. 12425 Mutten.. - 10@12|Huckleberries.qt. Sug Lamb.qr.. @ Si 25] Blackberries, qt . 3 Veal @1*|Roll butter Sit) Regs, + aca Rau 10, On |, bunch...» 24@3 3¢ 10) Cabbage, ® head. 3 Dried beef. 15@ 16| Beets, Lunch. 243 Chickens. =< 73| Carrots... Ir sirpottiont pic. ee Okra, pk. . ie Core, ear. bbl. S5@5% | Beans, 25 Corn. shetled.... Sug | Cucum a ‘$1.50; Turnips, esehs . 2 oO @ 00) Fish. cod, & ib. 10 45450\Rock, bunch. rs, pk. ‘Tormatoes, pk. Canteloupes.. ocr vrss Daiwine.—Two orpibnsss of oppo- ton Nuc were drivew along Seventh street yes. terd> ¥ efterséon at a rate that looked like racing. Are t the capal bridge. one took the right ith other the left hand The result was “& come in contact with a meal wazon belonging to Me Jostoa Banks. and the wagon was broken, bors: lajured, and the driver thrown against « tree-box, but fortunately he was not seriously hurt "The perties were arrested by OBicer Giil d taken before Justice Doon, who, after exami- c s. fined the driver. Patrick Coleman, the ctealing party, tive dollass and costs, and be agreed to pay what damage was dour by the col- ision witie the wagon Ovss Cucgeine —A hackman brought suit be- fre Justice Donn yesterday, against a party, to récoves @ balance claimed for driving his family w 1 the limits of the Corporation After a that in the ab. the meceyete decided ener 3 greenies paid tacos lag ae jaw covering 2S to tHe price to ver could onhy the case, the deilag per hon. charge the customary rate of Le ATTENTION of Whose w ing to secure their property from lightming Is called especially to the ad ment. in another column, of Mr. John P. Sm whe it will be seen Bas the testimony of a number of well-known gentlemen to the cxoel- jenee of hts work. Taz New Yo! iN STEAMSHIP Ling.—The aannealfe Tine of steamshi: ba 03 oe city and New York is how & fxg fact, and our citizens may-soon weleome the first ship at our western wharves, where the for the District will be esta! 4 first steamer of the ling, the been lau: is now receivi: and will start, on the 5th of A: York, for this city. This steamer is 700 tons bur- then, 165 feet in » and constructed with a view to speed as well as safety. Her consort, the Monticello, will follow the Succeeding month. The line is intended for freight and ers, and for both = they are not excel by steamers of equal burthen. The accom pon ap will be in all ts equal to those of t! Liverpool ocean steamers; and an idea of the effectiveness of the servic | ie by the company may be formed f-om fay ct that the officers and crews will be uniformed and regularly drilled to their duties. ‘The trips will be made in from thirty-six to forty hours. ‘The arrangements for the advantage of Southern. Southwestern, and Western merchants will be exccilent. Bhs oa at Alexandria. goods for the South and we will be discharged from the ships, taken up by the railroad agents. and carried to ba) iN upon the sume bill of lading. Goods for the West will be discharged at the warehouse on the wharf, and dispatched to Cumberland by hers ef the Chesa- peake and Obie canal. The ee jal agents, Mor- and Rhinehardt, are about constructing upon the wharf a warehouse 140 by 40 feet, for the re- ception and discharge of goods, so as to shelter them effectually from the weather. The Mount Vernon and Monticello will begin the trade and ran this season. Next year two others will be added to the liue. . from New ons Reap Tuis.—We have had occasion to call at- tention in terms of commendation, more or less warm, actording to our conviction, to various pleasure excursions of the season. Now we come to one upon which we can conscientiously “go the whole ure”? Itis a fact which no person at day will make himself ridiculous by at- npling to controvert, that the Odd Fellows by the effectiveness of their organization; by their being composed largely of family meu, (and taking their families with them on. excursions; ) by their respectability as a class from the rigor with which the echaracter.of candidates for ad- mission is i ted; by their general good lowship; aad from the fact that ail the pretty. telligeut, and charming women, married aud single, show their good taste by Invariably choos- ing to ge ou 1. O. O. F. excursions, in nce to ‘all others; trom these and a varicty of other ganses too numerous to partioularize, it inevitabl comes about that the excursions given by this brotherhood stand No. 1 in the communi old folks go on them because they are safe, pleasant, and orderly; bent bagas 2 d because they cgjoy themselves heartily. ‘This is all just ax it should be. and we have further to add, that Excelsier Ledge, No. #7. renowned for not having a bad- looking or unamiable member in its ranks, will make an excursion to Glymont, on Monday, the Sth of Angust; further that the steamer Collyer bas been secured; yet farther, that Withcrs’ band will do up the handsome pay! in the music dt partment; and last of all, that the committee ai Fagectiogr a voricty of arrangements calculated to make the affair go off 1n an enjoyable manner. We knew the men and they can do it. z [commustcarep. Mr. Epitom: As! presume you havegot through with the notices of the public schools of this city, T presume you will not object to give a short ac- count of the state of afew obscure free schools supported dy the Catholics of thiscity. ‘The large female school attached to St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum I believe you have already noticed. { shall contine myself to the other Catholic schools, three in number. St. Patrick's Parish heol, next to the resndenceci tue pastor, Father O°" Tuole, is cony entirely of boys. has had an at- tendance of about one hundred and fifty during the last vear, who were instracted in all the branches of an Enylish education. with Christian doctrine. by two teachers. Their Pprovress in the above branches wil compare favorably with any schel in thecity. St. ninick’s, kept in the basement of St: Dentinick’s Church, Islend. is mposed of boys and girls, with two teachers, le and has an attendance of abouttwo hundred ‘<€ portion of whom are yirls. Their snulies are the same as above-named, and their Progress equal. The third, kept ina lative room in the old capitol, Capito) Mal. bas an attendance of abont seventy-five. of whom avout a dozen are girls. “The teacher of this echool, Mr. A. T: y isa gentleman of fine attainments. aud can exteiid the ‘Studfes of his pupils to Latin and Greek if thought expedient. All the above schools are pa- tronized by the Young Catholic’s Friend Society, of which Mr. Frank McNerhany is president. An examination of the two last-named schools took place on Thursilay and. Friday last. in the pres- ence of a few gentlemen iuterested in their suc- cess, Which proved perfectly fatistactory Gro. Savace. V'P.Y.C_F_8. Waite Movntatxs axp Boston. — Northern travel having sirongly set in, and as many of our readers are not aware of the facilities offered tonr- ists in reaching the above places. we herewith ap- Eee the route and cost. ‘Thi li tickets can now cured at the depot of the Baltimore and Obfo Railroad, in this city, to Boston or the White Mountains, via New York and tue Norwich and Worcester line. Passeuvers can have their Ais Pe sage cheeked from here to New York, and on the cars, before reaching there, can bave thei re- checked, without charge, to Boston or Weir’s- Centre Harbor, Plyiaouth or Littleton. Leaving Washington at 4:40 a.m. inaking close connection in Philadelphia with New York, aud at the Iitter place with the splendid steawers Cou. monwealth or Connecticut. you arrive at Heston at 6a. m. next mor: «tat the Mountains the same evening. Fare throrgh to Boston, including Vtg Fa and baggage in cach city, eleven dollars aud fifty cents; and to the Mountain Hous, via Plymonth, only sixteen deliarsand twent cents, Ineinding hip td fare over twenty-four if: of the finest road in the country. Procure your tickets through, bc fore starting. SenrousgAccipent.—Yesterday, a young man named Mulloy, a rigger. from Georzetown, while engaged {nu arranging an appacatus at the Canal, foot of Seventh street, by the giving way of a Bastien of the rigging from the derrick or eran ell. te the ground end ons sv Seriously injured as to render bis immediate removal to the bufirmary Reeessary. “Upon an exatuination by the saryeons of the Infirmary, it was ascertained thet his spine was injured, and two of bis ribs broken. ‘There Were also a numberof bruises and contnsions of minor im nee upon the bedy. Jt was feared that bis injuries would prove fatal; but we learned at the. Intipary this moruing that he was doing as well as could be expected. and there are hopes of his recovery. Tus Suave Peexs —The Public Gardener, Mr. Sater, husset about the removal of thosc trees from the streets which ore dead or dving. The hands were engaged yesterday iu cutting up the old elim aud ash trees from the avenue, at the west end of the President's Square. For many years they elder! a delightful shade; but the carélessness of eworkine? engaged in repaviny the avenue at this peint. a few years since, injured them to eXtent that caused a speedy decay. These trees well as others which it may be found necessary io remove) belies be replaced Wy various Kinds—the maple, I{Adcii, aspen, abile. Bencian’s Toots. —Yesterday,-Mr. Ricketts, of the auxiliary. guard, carried to the central sta- tion three curiously constructed skeleton keys, which be found under the steps at the Circle at the West End. They are ronghly made, some what rusted, and it is probable the Individual who placed ‘them there, has either been obliged to leave the city without using them, or having been caged bad not a chance to yet them into practice. We have seen speciu of workman. ship of a burglar now in prison, and there is a similarity that leads te a suspicion that these were of his manufacture Tux Lexc Brwox.—The usual simmer repairs are pow being prosecuted on the Long Bridge, and will not be discontinued for sume time to come—not till the old bridge shall have been laced in.a_satisfactory condition. During some veoh past, the workmen have managed 4 cor duet thg repairs without inconvenience to travel ers; oat? Pi se cution of more extensiv jortly, the operations will, reader ft necessary to clase th britlze to travel fora time. Repairs were badly needed, particularly upon the planking, us there were pamerous holes sufficiently ia t render i re: aight Tue Onrman Grats’ Great Pic-Nic, at Are lingtoe Springs, on Monday, August Sth, will be beyond a doubt the most extensive affair of the kind that bas ever come off at this place of resort. at arrangements are being made for fun during the day, whilst the lon array of names of ont distinguished citizens who nted to act as nianagers on the occa- sion, if proof positive that good order, good dis; positions, gayety, &c., will be the wate we ocd easy Read advertisement in another colamn, and go. Resaway 4xd Accivxy1.—Yerterday, 3 hors attached to a wagon in which was seated Mr. ¥} Bangert and a lady, ran away, and dashing at 4 furious gait along Sixth street upset the wagon at Maryland avenue intersection. Mr. Bange thrown out and atupned, but not seriousl injured. is young companion was more pain, fully injured, faving her nose broken. The continuing on, frightened another ingsto Mr. Pearson, whic Sage to Kick; and his hoof came ia contact with a child near by, injuring it ‘but not dangerously. ¥ SS before i magi cha ith being engaged * Srp aarreck feat ‘She Water Tax hilt for r-Lovis, July 29—A mercial diepatch, te te ina street ight. ‘The affalr not belng of 4 fie current yeat @fe mow ready. An a SS | Dericr three men : alee ge pt, ing thal the defend. | mentst er ohn’ nigral be lope eitine sf] FOUR DAYS LATER FROMEUROPE. | Jowph, bs: aging $12.50) in gold dust. These ene banpheer amd eraechlons men they | isaest ae Pax Calisetie. | ay. 5 meagre The news boat of the As. |" ‘Thekasss ne em tee Kamtas gold mines . ~ . JORNS, ke srithoat ferther punishment than | (x GOGRREPOIRING a | elsed Press has arrived, having boarded at 6-0 | sine ‘die tomnigt “The new senstituiion woe . ry peowrion rtigeins ofane language in | su, ‘ Or ae the stri ‘epee . ee bey-issimy ed pe ace nn J hae ee oe 3h to 9, all the Democrat us publica eANOa Ee eee adfusted by J AWAESG j(aamiated by 0" pool to the 7 ape tay ahenprenapaen ein) Rea ema oe Musrany Pic-Nic os Monpay Naxt—The Georgotown, é rar ; shee Rewront re PORTLAND. July 29.—Last shop of Mr rds Hal, on Mr. Glandstone’s budget, submitted to the Bri- tish Parliament. shows a deficiency of about five millions sterling, Be prefers direct taxation te v.C! and for sale at Cec'd Part OG ones Airs Washington Yager# propose to give a ple-nic on profit” ren 68 Monday next at Sum parey & Jueneman’s. Capitol 5 A :DUCTION Franklin wharf, was complete) Hill, the proceedsito be appropriated for new nni- NEORARR A Ne BEN ro DUCTION a means toe micet the deficit, and proposes to | together with the Yast fhesory of Me Meee ies forms. fe yagner’s band will be inattendance. and HARPERS FERRY Bh Fron ge eR amie alt, Shirin cea ans and a the ome shop mepaph Bere. the cooper the previous suceess of the yin affairsof | and after the Ist of August proximo,' wet d bs ca. Sugar is exempt. | sho) eorge Me! % ‘cons! der: Gite tnd eneare the best kind of oa time on this | tha comfuctahle canal steanier Lie Brengte, Capt. | ‘The French fonds were nt a ™ ae . antity of lumber. gocaites Ritter, will cun regularly between Grorectown dst - ‘ ‘arper’s Ferry, and intermediate points, at the fol- lowing rates: From Georgetown to Great Ie, dwards’ Ferry, 5e.; Mon . The subscribers to the Austrian loan deen teleased from their ob}igations. rial Prince Napoleon was at Genoa on the 47th. A new Sardinian ministry bas been — and General Mamora is minister of war and president of the council. The Bank of Berlin has lowered {tw rate of Als- count to 4 per cent. COMMERCIAL. Liverrous. July 19.—Cotton—All qualities _— declined 4a ¥d.. and the market closes very dull. 2 | _ The advices from Manchester are unfavorablé. Waren Reterxs.—The docket at the guard- house | abieapl a no trial cases this morning. There bl ree naines entered. but they were lodgers only. Tuer Hiseenia Ciun ‘opose to give their sec- ond annual excursion to-Glfment on Wednesday, August 3d. Tur rcwirse of the sun took place Youteraay, ac- cording to published programme, but did not prove a very shady affair. AUCTION SALES. __, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. . 3 Cchastaiosl teens and 25tn streets. newt te" Ce 2 CXceilent means Rona pon Tay parior, rocking and cas- tor C) PO ech every Monday, ' o'clock, retarning on th ng at Georgetown at 6 OR RENT—1. dommodioue E'URIGR STORE HOUSES, ooceePeetead fish seen PORT ‘orrest. 1, Georgeto' Lie Aw Ss crnsidered oan of the beatae hot the best.in the | The market generally closed dull, but prices are Dabogany seat Smrvecn jabs oth. ‘Tne Lames’ CaTuorte Av» Society, of Wash- steady ime jomers, er Bureeus. Mobesasy =. walnnt Whatnot, Hatrack and ork ta 1 town. Apply to BLADEN FORREST, Gorge- = ington, propose to give an excursion to Glymont pee 25 2w* | Breadstoffis—The market is very dull. The on Welnesiay, Angust 10th, harvest prospects in England continue favorable We WOOD AND COAL ve kof WOOD | Flour is very dull. Wheat ts very quiet but tirm Handsome cas of atoffed Bu Tre Uxtox Crop annonnce their first rand ple- We call the atteationot those steve | Corn is dull, European and all qualitice have de. | ¥¥ vow Cartaine and Blinds, nic to come off at Arlington on the 22d of August. K In early to give usnen'l. Weare | (lined. owing to heavy arriv: . jockery ut Fronch is * i: *, determined to sell low for cash, or to punctual cus Provisions —The market generally closes dull, Belsicads, Marble top Warh- —_ , .— | tomerson short time, Our prices for delicery tm | with a declining tendency im prints. Bert * Tabi We seo that the preset or tn aboie aad daly and Anrgust is for enah, in quant ies of 5 tons etry. ana « quotetions outnal. Pork is heavy. Cane pon oboe 3 pany aire ‘abhetant, and Tow- piace ted termined to enjo ihe lovers of fun with | and upwards, aud for Woed in proportion, as fol- | ang Previous quotations barely maintained. Ba a 7" aca . ' A variety of attractions on is( urday) even : - ™ col - 2 > ic . ae bandsoms pain’ Cottage Chi He ia fine fellow. Give him s onli, it Toney DIAMOND; No.1 article, 953% | con, is heavy, and the auction sales bave een Feather edn, tir cotta, nt wick Mates, UE A fade we y.. ae spots. Matting, Heathruge @. ’ Men’s Danse Suite, ace 2a RED Produce.—Rosin is dull.” Sugar is steady. Cot- P Prartigies whi oe es fer is quiet. Ricc is duit. Pot and pearl ashes Yourns’ Daxss Surrs, enumerats, Y quict. Spirits turpentine dull. All nilor #25 cash 2 Gurpnaw’s Denes ng inthe” Business Suits, LIVERFOOL, Wednesday Sales of Gotton te: 2, Sand ¢ months, for notes estiefact rin 7 s day estimated at 5.00 bales. The market closes Casldren's School Buiss. dull. Breadstaffs gencrally close very dull; the Sarr) t, ® conveniant three ener, Ware & Seater Hall Clot! i re, Brown's i ing, > on the premises, oF Offico—C Green strect and Canal,’ been unimportant. Provisions . Cissel, of G. gunodince that their annual ‘play of Sprine and Gaara Oe dy aren "| generally close duit iwiset tena Se so A. GREEN, Auet. unm vl i is now wr inn jon, x, Ju — eat sa _—— —— —— iscom ined of eh oaaortment of Gontinmogta and AG TAKE NOTIOF. oo, | dency, and prices are 1s. lower per gnarter® ‘Sy. | By 3.0. MeGUIRE & Coy Aumioosen. ouths Crothing 0: sed +L, parsons owning property on either ride wv. s FA ecline Te rs tAY? . - 7 2 ingasterial (ramming, aud workmmoslup, 8" | Secon rest. hotwon tisk atrect and Le western | Hite jeheavy. ne OAG Tea ts quiet. | QMALL AND BEAUTIFULLY BE Sag o y 0 . i ‘equi yy Rance Of 6 Co a 7, 1 w : : At rt 4 C uonable arteles of dress, an opportunity is now lioncf Goorsetswa th Os approved 231 day of aaly, Consols closed at 95'y. American securities are a He Lown = nme See ask. offered for selecting from the most attractive stock 189, to have the footwavs fronting on tha same,| generally unchanged The money anarket gen- |X" 14. fronting 30 {ct > euliebh sti ej “ a . to the estabiis! fi aad streetywithin thirty om the Citcla, 225 feet® mchos on a terial d * paue, i set tte Maxie Must ine Lixitesr. farts pre Speman asketonerel ot by the Arrival of the Angle-Saxon. ° avenue, Gud 3) foct on noth O wonder: ts = scaponuans ~~ Te, | undersigned, within the \ime above stated, oF the Fartier Pont, Joly 29. —The steamer Anglo- square is very eae date auired ihncans ea ee Pee crapects hee cad nad od Fae wetnad® | Saxon, from Liverpool. with dates to the suthetor | bert es tink ney jected.to the rame unimber-of sovers aad torent nO tho tae DIRCe Wan bene neieaie that burpose, | Quebec, ps here this evcuing and was boarded | the sity, and presenting Tintin ts Te ee ele eannres #8 the Mustape | ° SNHENRY ADDISON, Mayor, | by the agent of the Associated Press. eraded’ ttreet, with pa ii external W MOM Re ONT. There is nothing additional by this arrival in Bruisns = os ee = One-fourth cash; the residue in 6, 12, ead a ruptions ‘on M May Office, Gears etown. D. C., July 25, 1859. Hat somenpetr pe inerently concluded peace Hy months, with lut rest, od ty 8 dood of trust vi 5 = = st @ tae premis: cd to prescriberit. and’ fom sncin remake R RED The feelinz of discontent in regard to the peace | "yy 27.4 McGUIRE & CO., Avet'rs, of Chronis and Destorted Rheumatic F two-story a base- | was apparently increasing. particularly tn ly = == = the rat cotentihe misty of Goo ace wtertion from | ment am kitchen ‘The Hoss contains eleven | The Emperor Napoleou had arrived att. Cloud. mae waz’ ri Lay © fart can it | Ae tehronehout, nO, Pe i 7T LE afford to ba without a bottle of th tang Lina igintanetone peste The Honsers ona of the | 2 Be Queen of Pertagal is dead ment in the hor The sepitas parts o! Beware of imitations. sold by respectable dealers in all the world. Barvyes & Park, Proprietors, New York. Also, Lyon's Celebrated Insect Powder. je 27-Im,eow . Mamavitta! 1xG Hovss, axp THe Lor ox —iy virtue of a derd of tiu-t to uly executed, bearing dats on or of June, 145s, and recorded in t- ®, fulton 254. et seg., one of the for Washington county, an the Dis- Hambia. we wi'l. on FRIDAY, th das of Aucust, 1659. at week Le m., offer fi at public auction, to the highest bidder, in fro: the promises. ail that part of Square of ground Nu 6, eltaate ir the city of Washincton, contained The Post's Paris correspondent says thet both Emperors are convinced that the bas's for the con- clusion of peace wiih they hastily agreed upon is, in many respects, impracticable The English journals continue to ridicule the terms of peace The Post. Lord Palmerston’s organ. attacks the proceedinys at Villa Franca In the House of Commons, Mr. Hersman gave notice of a resolution that works for the country’s most convenientin this place, with every conve- nianos that could pe ean ia Rage 10 & good tenant. Apply to Nb 3. No. 10 Seo- i strect. Grog town, 3..orin the Northern and Centra! Markets, Washington. ty B-Staw2w a FOR, NEW YORK.—Tho fast snilicg packet i ooues Bawilon. csean Ogden, wills sabuve espat 5 ‘or freig ap- MaRAVILLA The most wondorfal troseeesie ki et wonderful pre; 10) nown For Destroving Dandruf, wet d bounds, te its pen CerneBatlmats fv2t Water st.Georsetown. | ditence be provided for otherwise than by the rare of raid Square ata poi t elie rs readare SSR SS See ee ergy mee 4 ote of Parlis B inehem ¢aetward! Preventing the Hair from Faitins Out ; Cee TATE Oi et ah | tteporant digests tvogs fae Remedi, doica | Bom Geet eee and Producing Gintsy Curls modious steamer ANTISLOPe: iy | 2uPortant dispatches from 4. Mane ct tice | Bing thence eastwardly with th line of sabt avenna Sold by all respectable Drugzists acd Yancy Goods | Capt B.F. leaves Gow Jane 22d. str importance ot the | ig fect, thence north-astwarl's and at raht ongioe Dealers, and by the Proprietors. Price 5' cent town every “FULSDAY, nentrality of into and at- | with said avenus 79 fort, thenen westwardls at Cuartes Exnrst & Co.,% Maiden Lune, N.Y. | DAY, a ATURDAY f. Re- | tract-d attention both in and cut of Parliament. rightangles with sa: t mentioned line aud par — turn ae pares, Barry every MONDAY, | The Vienna correspondentof the London Tims | allel. with said w 12 fect, and thenes south It will accomplish ell that ir claimed forst,ard | WEDN SPAY, and FRIDAY, at@o'elock am. | oo tye representatives of Ansiria, France and | Watdiy 79 feet to the piace of beginning ; t will uso your Masuvaticg ne (one CF Mri they | FAO stone makes an gira tripto hep. | Suadinia will soon mectat zeriek and concléde a | Temiial tintonton Brie Polen je3-sm J. M. Bravstacer, 297 Broadway, herdstown and Wiltamspa:t on Saterday nichts | treaty of peace There isto be no Congress, the Terms cf rale: One-third cash; the balance in 6 - > ~ and Sunday mornings. iy 15-2m* two Emperors es agreed to settle their ditti- 2meuths, fur which the parchaser wil be re- ~ , z = = _< TD Will cua | culties without the Intervention of the neutral ito give hix notes, bearing interest from the MARRIED, ACKET BOAT FLYING CLOUD Will rua | jinn y I es defo ‘ erou! On the 28th instant, by tho Rev. P.D. Gurley, D every day, whon notengaged for pire Fraxce bya dent «if tra The putciote will be te red D., Mr, HENRY C.’LAUCK to Miss SIDDIé [ | Pie sics or ex_ussiona, to Aviinston geeieeaN ron y immecdintely after tae cale $M on accor McCLERY, both of Washington. ~ | | SRgnee mouse; ronnt tips eversooaes PE hs pemmayin pceliooecrecipoe said to have | Fits cash payment, otherwise the Tractors h . Te, le trip 6 conte, re ri ent: - erciat * 4 t the pre - —_— - ‘The Cloud can beohattered by the derite rae ts | renee. tee, Pee flour market was dull, and the ran bt te pat ths property up again 5 | DIED. . Arlington oF the Great Pails. Parties wishing earig | wheat lower Lie with within $daya from the day of sn! On thesoth instant, SAMUEL DICKINSON, son | morning orate afternoon exenrtionato Arlington, ‘The Paris correspondent of the Loudon Herald rusteos reserve the richt to resi] tne property, st of Uriah ©. and Caroliae C. Hiitoa, aged 13. ths | the Little Fails, or parties from Alexandria wishing “s that th " tivity i 1 nd cost of the defaulting purebaser, on and 25 days. to charter the boat, can be accommodated by giving | SAYS that the grcatest activity is apparent all along aye’ publ thereof, E Fhe fet i ; : i 5 Freuch coast. The channel coast is being fore ys" public x jereod. ‘The friends of the family are inyited to at short notice to me at No. 36 Jefferson st.. Goorge- | the Preuc’ is being 1 of the purchaser, faneral on Sunday. a Bavolocks from the resi sown. or the proprietors a ae tified, and from Cherbourg to Dunkirk earth: bat. - of Mr. Jackson. on I, between 2'st and 22d ets. jy 5-Im OHN 5 teries are being constructed every three thousand a Wn RKE ¢ Trustees. Suddenly on the 2th, ALFRED HICH COCK, in | yards ir 2t-cots ‘A GREEN, Anot. sic febered il okey JOTICE OF A CONTEMPLATED REMO- | _ 2M Paris Pays says the whole Imperial Guard, | — oe od N Sao Sek orc ns Piece from lis late residence NGGE —lntending to take the Store at present | #ivision of infantry of the line, and a battalion neers ag ae rte ee morrow (Sunday) at4 clock. to which (rete ooenpiccl uy Messin, Perry & Broth rs we wil ad (emerged poet ed gm sient comps of PROVED PRorerty oN SIXTH STREET. West, ~ ay ‘alas “ fer onr of Barege Robes, Pinin and Figurca | the army, had rece) orders to march imme- 4 of the family ace respectfully invited without fi GBsr ont b Lawan, Fancy ikvess Otte, Gnd ot diately to Paris, where they will receive a distin | Krctins On TUBSDAY AERERNODR eee guished reception Fust sth, at 63 o'clock, on the premises, by Also, Parase's and ladies’ Sua Umbrail a The Paris correspondent of the News says there | of a deed from George’ McNaughton and Fg wd | jy 2im corner eth at , opp. Centre Market, | tion, ong 2 sincere inter- | A. Se. No» 158, : and 18th ee acting races a Se Ts ” = ~— | est inner, ject sy se on the Emperor ee a slap elena oe the Int of Aueust, will until (rem acl the wrGrkene ‘The rentes closed on the 1th at 68f. 20c. between G and H etreet« north, running back weela- = | hand at greatly reduced prices for catie Tho stock ave {ox Tent, to on eney, wate oe Iray . 5 mprorenne : 2 < — —_ - ‘. consisting of @ two-story brick Dwelling House, HOUSE. FOR RENT ON CAPITOL HIL1, | embrace: ny fine There are strong indications of discontent in — ; id A. Dwelling on Maryland avenue fetid | SHER RTS Me DBL ‘wiph back buriding aad bekery e*tached RIES, RAS, RRANDIES, WHISKIES, and other ore High GN ReCLARETS, OCKS, and CHAM- NES, A xreat arity of imported SAUCES, PICKLES, PRESERVES, &c. Togethe: with » complete assortment of SPIC &c., for pickling and prasearvin The Wines and Liquors are or hi some parts of Italy. At Florence there is great agitation. The provisional goverament had is sucd a prockanation, describing the peace as be- traying the t hopes,—that the Tuscan gover: ment participated in the sentiments of the people, ‘uscany will not be repl under the yoke aid influence of Austria ‘a, her will and containing ten rooma, and § msession given immedi- e va 37 2 3t* A sornfortable three-story BRICK street north, between 2d and 3d ight rooms and furarshed ent #90 per annum, Ap- © fourth cash; the residue in six, ighteen mouths, with interest, seeured by adced of trust on the premises. Ail conveyano- ing at the cost of the purchaser. ACH, Trustee. Chass Wali iy 5 eokds J. eGUIRE & CO.. auct RSHAL’S SA Leta virtue of two wr fc and 31 streets cast, oT HOUSE on streets weal. with cas the piv ta JOHN e quality, and t ms A : rights Mi Ge a Se ee Htront acd La. avenue, opposite weet coal Cantey | Nit be sold at alesn price than they can he hat of | "AN 1. Nord gays.a French corps of forty thou- | Cironit Court of the District of Columine, for the Market. iy 28 et Po FFT Pa. ava adioinine Kirk ound Howe, | and men will remain in Italy until the reorgan- pea ho fe foros fhe cine ba Yee aoe PRANE HoUsF, | iv25tAust [intel.} ization of the country, according to the treaty of | XP’ : TU House door of said county, on’ TUESDAY, the outaiming 1x cood rors ar day of Aucust next, 1859, ‘at 12 o'clock m. the tee ° Ing FIX cood rors an f - > All’ defend nF Villa Franea. Situated on First street east, near C The Picdimontcse correspondent of the Daily Ostet nat |G FISHING TACKLE FRIFFITH & SHIELDS have tf street north, ved another N that fre F re lowiug Cragin Property, .. within two minntes walk of tne Capitol and ing row, is. i. Si k News says at fresi Piedmontese troops were | ant’s ng ul claim Ure fapidly amproving neighborhood. Terms: | Wt of Pointed, Rods, Snocda, Fleats, Si kers, to Remaqua, with Napoleon sent, to | prt of orig at SAAR Sen SCRE Or Tee heey ANSE ici aes | whnlenale orate surat be een babe in vtder and take from the Hope eli nope | lect on H street north, ‘and bonn cighitoen months, or four hundred doihnes Gord, the | Svenuo. opposite Brown's. iv 2 | Of recove it by the help of te Swiss Gaard. | Commencing at @ point 75 feet Ving tiauing thence indiepate hs “Fe ‘D het pe ofl etal Ln ri. a - noth Pac ” ry The m Mm portant towns in the Rowan States north ts line wite Tt iret 99 feet theres wert WI IAM THOMPSON os WF are arely te Jak Gok FOR THE “GOULD EAG!. Eave sent a deputation to Garibaldi &hine witit said H street Z5 teat, thenossonth on Capitol MPSON orM. FRENCH, nt the | J Us Received, a magnificent lot of LISR | Modena and. Paria arc. cdi to be iu a sted of | a line with said Lith strect #8 fort to cara BY uleeet rhe Nests an ial arm 3 _ JN STE" | ENGRAVINGS, framed or not: also, all kinds of Mod ta are. sid to Be state Oth, a saad Hl stroot 25 test to the piece WERY STABLE FOR SALE—The er PICTURE aud LOOKING GLASS FRAMES, w | revel! : of betinete fainiug 2450 equere. 3 4 stock of a fixe class Livery Stable, mending WAGNER'S. The Austrian troops still remain in position, the | uf betinui Wing. 2.450 square Eo atorses, fuses, Carriages Harness and fixt el S85 Pa ern nesnants EF same as if e had not been declared ts new cffored for ea sale. as the prosent owner z eave the city, The location is one of the best IVOR SALE—A Ia-ge Herring's Wilder Patent | Orders have becn given to <ome French shipsto Fi j tect Frenchmen and their property at Tus any ob the etty and a rare inducement is now presen ted Lees oe aE rool IRON SAFE, suit: | protect Frenc! otehor ten = bie,” Star Office, jy 25-18 meron . Pos, Thos. FP. A Paris correspondent of the Post says it has bh ____________ | never been intended to support, by a Fre Siewert, Sad the other ag a Ta YOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR Orry F AT HOM army, the return of the Grand Dake to Tuscany, Gan Pad Se uae et ets eee aN «| ROPERTY—A FARM containing (73 acres, RANCIS, on Seventh st.. iy now at home, with | — It was reported that Sardinia had recalled let M. Knight, W. W. Gampneil and Jenn H. Tuck_r. Sinai Md toe ta eee an SyiTeeh POL CUTLERY PLATED represeattatives from Toscany and Modus. 4 Sete fom Bo, hei, hal? mile for Mu wiebidokes and | WIRE COVERS EROTE oanet ety Great Buran witht ae 6 mules from aun, Tt ix well watered. and ina thickly settied and rapidiy improving nei For further ‘aforn mn apply to H 5K. 63 Water street, Georgetown Eos RKENT—A very desirable RESID 3, and all the desirable articles for g.and purchasers will do well to’ rember hisatore. Rents aro low and we bur for cash on Seventh street. bp . Another small lot of those desirable XL ALL Ro- In the House of Lords, on the 15th, the debate wes confined to the dispaiches that have passed h ween England and Prussia iu regard to the war berhoed, RY * B MAEMEL, MACHINIST, No. 153 Penn, se avenue. between i7th and 18th streets, re spect{aliy informs the public that he 1s prepared to ‘ 4 Fy Jn the House of Commons, Lord Russell stated | Tepau Put in order, every description of Fire 1 strect, between 1th and lth ats., and fronting frigerators, to bo closed oat reduced prices. je 25 | 40) the Stadt dues were being considered by red Army or siaalie Faacy 4 og | a wont mene aroreaate Cite eae Bah es! | PRON TON HATS.—I have just reorived a vuppls | law officers of the crown, whe, pendime the der : . dent to the prosecution of the machinist: ‘Terms very moderat Possession given tho Ist of August. Apply to B apy cision, recommend a renewal of the treaty for six H. €. STEWART, corner of 12th and A sta. months of the above popular and fashiouable style E je pop! 8:4 a im* - JAS. Y. DAVIS, Mr. Gladstane’s budget makes the revenue of the | (*_ SN¥ DER, "DG SEVERAL PRE SONSCAN AE Acoommodated | 22 = ~ Late Todt & Co. | year tag toe wu aed expenditures £64,643, C. xt De ee ping HE ee a BOWIEF'S. at dye ated | PEREZ, TEACHER OF THE SPANISH t ear os estimated at a Inren gesorti rtroct, between F and G. hey are’ pleasant and | £4e 1-ANGUAGE, GUITAR, FLUTE, aud jety | £66,310. and the expenditures £49.29 oon, FIXTURES and PLUMBERS MATE- rensonable, eee ee Piety 19. Ter | VIOLIN. Fur te pply at the Music Sto. “eed It is proposed to add 4d. to the income tax on winch he will sell at prices which canact A BARE CHANCE besutstal COUNTRY | Boav O Metzerot oF through the Post 1 7225 | sacimenuf over ‘cial, and’ 4d. on lacomes be Fitting exeoutsd in the mast y UE, aut: SOUN i | fice. i Es is “ ? ei = a at A RE SE CHAN near Washiagton is for sale. It — | tween £150 and £100.’ The debate was generally LISLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINUS, Cera aan Ga Crmpertanp Counry, Pa. W is ona ofthe moat highly improved and dentrable favorable to the scheme. ‘The consideration of the conte. saad the Government mains witaout pinces within arangeoftweaty milesaround Wash- = : : budget, in its details, was fixed for the 2ist dsley, ons roaches filled in the day thes ore opened. Ghat: Forfurther information apply at the Star | ,,The price of Heard forthe remainder of the season | "it was recommended in the House of Lordson |“ for work solicited, and «Blicfeetion guar Office. US dy tein Sie Soligntenl Sauumeer Fesor wurhe the Ivth that the sulject of telegraphic communi- | artesd Fi T PRIVATE SALE—Several zo adeiphis. Er Baltimore in the morning train, cations with Gibraltar. Aierica, and the west pink Seite » sive my pin aadly oe Se A arranged three story FRAME AO. @ rive at the Springs at 3 am. Coastof Africa, have the serious attention of the | Iny stock of stoves and ‘Tin Ware at cnet for exsh. two-story back buildings, containing jy 2 2w ow cL Government. All persous desiring anything in that line will do Fpoms each ; coed yards 5 Deak ana aide alleys ~ T. J.& W.M.GALT’S THE LATEST well bo. tang ste me, __ ize Sachusette avenue, between ith nnd Sth ate Per: | STEAM FIRE WOUO MILLS AND GENE. | The London Dully News city article says the JeINE READY-MADE sons dosiroua of obtaining a healthy and quiet resi- FUEL DEPOT, budget commends ittelf to favor by its simplic FE 55 CLOTHING.’ denoe would do woll ta call at No. 310 of tend op Foot of 17th street, below War Department. although it involves the necessity of ss Black Drap d’Eta Coats, Pants,and Vesta, erty. Also, several smaller Houses on the same | 1, Office—Northwest corner 12th aid C streets, as been well received in the c oe Binck Alpaccs_ * do. square for sale, Jewett 547. jy 22 in regard to e Times says the general feeling the budxet can be said to be completely satisfac- tory. It is regretted that there is not even an aliu- jo. Wiute and Brown Linen Conta, White ena Brown Duck do. White im A NOTICE. LL Persons having open accounts. POR SALK—I offer for sale a valuable FA fh im Loudoun county, Virginia, on most | still up terns, containing 282% acres: or will exchange it | On. our bovks, are informed tt at they will again be | sion to the expediency. or otherwise, of an export White Duck = do, i - | called on with “requests to pay.” It is hi that i e Bat do. sg id (ai fey. hte propert iy een er wie cae ue eit a i na ‘by Aryeh ond ~~ on coal, the equalization of the sugar duties, ‘Traveling Duster: ‘The necessity that the income tax should be all levied in the half year 1s disputed. The Le Nord says that the preliminary treaty of eace, although arranged in principle -at Villa- *ranca, will be detinitely drawn up at Zurich, and willtben be otticially communicated to the pa Samones due us paid at once, or settied for & Or. eae thanks, to thos who have s0 Orn * come up an fed, NyardtAugl ". CLAGETT & DODSON. FRENcH waite ZINC PAINT val rts of the county, Convenient to the cnnal tnd rallroad mY BENS. P. Suir, v we enjoy superior Upplying the very best goods at the fo: gyieee- The styies sre found to eae Washington. and the workmanship excels anything heretofore offered im thre market, J... VILLAGE GRE -EN SEMINAR OCATE ina beautiful and hea'thy villace, 0 > and iseoacknowiedged by ati who patronize our miles fom Phiad!) near the Pui'adelpiia and FROM THR courts of Europe. estal ore Railosd, Recommended by, the VIEILLE MONTAGNE COMPANY The ‘Times correspendent says that the peace | “Wesue have on hand e superior stock of Gents’ hia Annual Conference of the Methodist | z - OP PAIS. produced the great exasperation and dejection | Furnisiung Gvods, and make to order Episcopal Church, dforcollereor | This Paint is adapted to all purposes, to which at Turin. The Emperor was accused of being a | evers ription, st short notices, at a ad- business. In the a! reference ig | the hest Whit= Lead isapplicable. It dos put turn traitor to Ital: nd hi its thd: vance on the prices of our ready 4 img. had ta Dickinron ohilaeephica| e.low. as Vad invariab sors and will noquire the ts peat ie ona aioe Secon Jovkore weet hela 3. M. MoCAMLY & Appar rt or Hoso- ness and smoothuess of Coac! nlling with- | © = under National Hotat. iS jourth year will commeneson sepist, | out the aid of varnish, and is casily Washed: Col. | The reception ofthe Emperor was cold aud no | 71 = . Terms for session of 11 weeks, Boarding and tion. Rev. J. Hervey Barto M., Principal. teach or of Latin, Greek and Gernan Stophee Cr Hiall, ors with a@ zine Uasis retain their freshness and beillianey of color, 200 petituls will-cover as much surface, with the same body, as 20 poeeds of lead—showing great Vivas were offered for the Enaperor. G®°- B. VARNELL, HOUSE, SIGN, PANCY PAINTER, Reported Bank Failure. Pet ' Puitape: pmia, July 29. —The brokers throw out é no Menie Brecicad hank ala ees | wleerder thet partic tony depend upon getting the | the notes of the Mononcalicla Valley Bank. of the a ey oy Ges = References, F. A. Lutz, E+q., Washington, and | article strictly pure they should buy of none but the | western part of the State, which is reported to BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS, and all PER- Mesars. Wm. Ing. and Waniei P. Gordon, George- | most r-sprrtable houses. Tho Company ship_bet | have failed. SONS desirous of baving work neatly and ba town. Zhe Friveipal can be seen fora few days at | two qualities, known as No. |_and Sxow White = oe trpiehelineeaisen executed wil! please jeave their orders at my the resi: of F, A. Lutz, No, 24> G street, | Dry. Red and Green seal. ‘The No. 1 or Red Sen < Naval Intelligence. porium, and ‘will bs waited on either by myneif iv @-tw* | 38 the article most used for painting purposes, the N ¥ July 30.—The frigate San Jacinto | °T Mr dso 8. Pisen who is authorized to estimate aes TS aasig | Snow White or Green Seal ing only used for the | EM YoRx. July 30.— — : or contract forany work 1 ISS M. A. LOCK ues the latest ae | mostexpensive work, sailed hence for the coast of Africa this morning. 5 ‘will be ems of DRESSMAKI all its brauches at No, | fOSEPH M.STRONG. Arent for the Co. an all eases 85 East Capito! streot, made in the neat: | Orders addressed to either of tha folowing houses = Baltimore Markets. Sy ceo ee TO ANY ee erent __™&% | will be filledat the mew reduced tard of prices,| Bazgimonx, July 30.—Flour Sloeed. steady. | AYY, EHCE. OF MUSIC SENT patra ; either or in Oil, v hes - i i f seen teats ALOR goRNEL ee | Saat amtc trey wees oot | a Pa cen atte Oe ORR afer ig hs fis to ket, SPRING ‘and SU { ) paynotae URtOR es FRAG | ing at cue ; white rc. Provisions closed Gu | PALES: ound 5 Lnstraments, carefully. #.- ied FS" papeariper a wie. | iy a'om SAGES Tas Patton eect, hese Vouk. || Whisky closed quiet at 270. bux we cented: Pine Wools. Piano Covers, rf lescriptions of Sewin| 2G, 8 zi Se ee r = 3 ee Rox LLARS ‘and MRS. McCORMICK’S SCHOOL. New York Mariew rent, very, tone mar eet H. 0. NOV 1d chepatite tev opie | ine le vanced Seite | seven octaves, ne Git fake up very smal = —— — the duties of her Schoul on the is waday in Sep- sere = is scarce, clopiny fed. oda bas Need iow. JOHN FP. ELLIS. A em ber nex = 5 es Tile Owing to oo: lated repairs on iny The course of study ed will igen}! the | Southern $1.90; do. white 1-50. Cornclosed | F 4 Digs’ DRESS TRI ; : , ; | with a declining tendenc: ; LA : ou * entire stock of | “4 rin ition to het day she is deritous of | prime $10.75a811. y at Wy . RIES: OLD. WINES, BRANDIES and OLD : es fory 2 oh way mate van ore ere y, vokaced ante] sate it your 7s wif be user Herim: | 104 Whisky dull at 280. . ta 36 fem Patlerws? Hall. A y rs peed 0s 6 Financial —— sad large portion. ofmy mete Loni the best vd tevleg Soe fae Ms wtigniors opeis int tee New Yorx, July 30.—Stocks are firmer. Chi- ie ranth he OEY 4 quality” nl Tow tavite iy presentcastomers ; 7°" No.36 Copperas: cogeted Neck Disa te j Cumberland Goal | 1th street, opposite slows" an rane Persone who bay fer the cash to-come - Ni ~ at the | ©°- 14; Minois Central M South- | J¢ +2 aboe 7 3 ON orca fos Ten wtreet, opre’ | ern Liss New Vork Central #14; Pa. coal Co. —— No. 397 Pa, : fs i | | ite i. te Chater od (ee as A Pike SP NOP BE eke EK al yieew ? 5 it jens _ JAMES 8, TOPHAM , exchange at Ox. a x im