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CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN RUSSIA.

TO the Editor 9f The Chicago Tribune:
Sin III Saturdays TRIBUNE is IN article a8
+ 10 Russia's terms with Khlya, it Is stated that
tho punishment Of death ID to bo nbolishod as It
s.. tas been in Russia. Capital punishment is not
abolished in Russia. This decroo waH enacted
by Catherine H., ut tho suggestion Of the celo-
brated Voltairo and tho execution OF felous has
rceased. SO far aa the public example is involved
But, i you examine Sir Charles Cotterel'a work
on sbszja, page 324, you will find that capital
punishment IL in full force at THU hour In
Russia.
Instead Of certain crimos having the death
penalty affixed, all folons arc transported to 81
beria. Tho Governor OF that region Inns plonary
power OF taking the life Of such as ho
deems proper. The guilty ono is punished by
given; then, with u burning thirst auperinduced
by pain, he crioa for water. This ia supplied,
and, iu a short time, deatE ia Bure. Could thero
be devised botter mothod for deHpot or his
ministers Kidding themselyea Of political reform-
ers or foes?
One folon broko his chains while Sir Charles
Cottorel waR in Biberih, aud murdered aeyen ex-
Hes before breakfaHt. ..
A writer aignng himself "H. T, Artist" in
: this mornings Tn1nuaE, haa singular article
) claimed that thin ts an antidote 10 murder" I
never heard Of such ridiculous claim. What
would be thought II the penltentiary was hold
+: up as an aptidote to robbery, incondinrism, and
. other crimes 7
Oh, no! such is tho desperate ,nalignity and
reckless daring Of men that no punishment will
stop them. But, as the Creator and all wiAo
governments have found that death ls infinitely
tho greatest punishment tloy can inilict, this ia
adopted. And until Mr. Artist, or BONO other
sage, shall show himself wiser than God, wo
propose to abide by this dooiBion.
4 SUBSCRIBER.
, 1873-07-31
WEST VIRGINIA.

oHARLERroN, ". w., July y, 1873.
10 the Editor ef Ths Chicago 1sfbuns:
am surprised that the leading papere Of tho
country, while giving frequent descriptions Of
other lands far awhy, and now and tl.on g]j,npsos
OF our own country, never write q word about
the American Switzerland, Virginia.
Leaving tho Ohio at Point Pleasant, aud ntosm-
ng up tile Kanawha to where 1t springs from tho
aauley and Now Rivers, you can nowl,ero find
scenery 30 grand and beautiful: Rich yalley-bot-
toms; high, towering mountains, covered with
the greon Of royal forests; wild gloaH, sending
down to the river their rippling smiles; ialotH,
sweet haunta Of tho nympha Of the wayo at night !;
aud quiet orannies hero md there where the
lover Of Nature would love to dwell. The New
, 1873-07-31
SPRINGFIELD,
C0lorcd Ceicbrntf OH ~ A.iccn1c t,rnntnh
-.PropOsol Steel AForlks--Liqu0r Law
Xfnlnfnr.

C0lorcd Ceicbrntf OH ~ A.iccn1c t,rnntnh
-.PropOsol Steel AForlks--Liqu0r Law
Violntor.
Special Dtspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
epa1NoriHLD, ILL.,, July 30.-Ihe colored citi-
zens Of this city are making extensive propara-
tions to celebrate tho lat day Of August, tho mn
niverBary Of the British emancipation OF the
slaves in the West India Islands. Delegations
aro expected from tho surrounding townp, and
company Of ZouavoB from st. Louis. bIuBic,
spcechos, and eatlng will DO the order OF tho
day.
Tho Commissioners Of tho Workingmon'e Law
and Homestead AHsociation, Of Poorin, with a
capital Of $500 900, received license to organize
from tho Secretary Of State today.
Maj. Hos to-day executed his decd to tho Com
pany engaged In working up tho enterprise for
tho location OF stoel works for the manufacture
OF Bteo1 rails near this city, for 20 acres Of 1and.
Mr. Looso executed decd to tho aamo partics.
tor tho Bame purpose, for 10 acrcs. This land
is very valuable, and lies near tho junction Of
WsRtorn Hallway. Tho Buccoss Of tho enterprise
Is said to be nsaurod.
Henry 0'Drien, Of vermi1ion County, was
committed to jail to-day in default Of $500
bail, charged with violation Of tho revenue
law In rotailing liquor without paying the Bpccial
tax provided By Unttod States law.
There ar0 Bo1ne parties hero from Pittsburgh,
Pa, negotiating Tor tho location OF q glaas
foundry near tho city, and It s reported that tho
Inducements which they ask for will bo secured
them. Cheap coal In inexhaustiblo quantities,
Is doing much to bring manufacturing interests
here.
, 1873-07-31

At 81 Oregon baby.show dIAappoint mother
snapped revolver under ono 81 tho judgeB'
noHe, and hor husband ia after tho other two.
"A mechanic In Portsmouth, N, L., has not
been able to do any work In eleven years. on
lug It.
:, The Transcript, q Georgia paper, saya that
It ;" can't say M to the crops around there, but
Georgetown Ia the psace to got into fight II
any QUO ia aching for oxercibe."
THE last rail connecting tho 8troator and
Windsor divisions Of tho Chicago d l'adncall
Na!lroea was laid on Saturday morning. making
y l29 mileH OF tho road completed south of
-" For mill road blood" has heretofore been
Thought tho drollest or,atuln oyor prnted but
tho following y the National Bapt|st IL almost
AZ good: Tleaao read atheistio instead Of
apos|o|io. near tAe oloso Of All article on Woman
BuHra6e IN the N. II. Of Juno 49,"
The baltimore, Pittsburgh t. Chicago Rail-
roatl, now n tho proceaH Of construction, will bo
complete to Dofiance by November, and to CHI;
be 25o miles III length, sla ia but two mi!es
longer than an air lin8. 1hta road Ia intended
to glyo Chicago abort route to Washington.
During tho rain yeatarday 4 boy fastened
, 1873-07-31
CANADA.

Trouble BctVcon OrnuEomon md
Catholics In Tor0nto--A Com III isaiOl1
Ordered to 1nveatigato tho PlAcific
RntlrOnl Scandal
Special Dispateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
TonoNTo, 0nt., July 90.-0n Monday night,
about 200 Orange Young Britons paradod tho
atrocts, stoned tho Roman Catholic school and
private residences Of Catholics, md otherwise
insnlted them. Last night, tho Young 1riBhmon
Roman Catholics paraded tho stroota in body,
but before any conflict with tho Britons thoy
wore approached from tho front and rear by two
bodies Of police, when skirmiH1 ensuod, re-
aulting in several persons boing injured. Tho
police, though strongly resisted, Dispersed them.
Moro serious tronblo ID anticipated should tho
Young Britons and Young Isshnon come into
collision.
Tho most stringent sanitary regulations arc
being rigidly inforccd " the hoard Of Health.
or-Genoral, by advice Of bis Ministers, Las
ordorod tho iseuo Of Royal Commission to try
Huntington's Pacific Railway charges. Tho an
nouucoment oceasioned much cominont
, 1873-07-31
Outrage mud Lynch Law.
Neu Comersto,on, Ohio {Ju!y 28}, Correspondsnet qt
Tie Cincinnati Co1nttfctaL

Neu Coinerstopn, Ohio {July 28}, Correspondence a.
the Cincinnati Commercial.
A man calling himself Jeff. Davis was arrest
3D. convicted, and sentenced throo years to tho
penitontiary from this county, about lyo yoara
ago, for M attempt at rape on the person Of
married woman, noar the town Of nogorsyille,
Tuscarawas County. Ho served his torn, and
returned to the same locality, making only
abort stay. On Saturday, the 10Th Inst. this
sama person was noticed paaalng through Canal
Dover on foot, On Sunday evening ho mot Bo1ne
young girls by the namo Of Lhne playing in tho
road near their home, wh!ch WAS not far
from Rogeraville, tho scene Of hig former opera
tlons. Thore wero threo Of them, Que quite
small, only about yen1s old, and tho otlier
few years Older. Az ho camo up with them ho
stopped and spoke fow words, and caught tho
oldest ono, but aho gavo scream and ran away
from him. 1l0 then caught tho other one, aged
Q yoarH, threw her down. hold her mouth viii,
ono hand, whilo with tho fingers OF tue other lle
larceratoa hor person In q frightful manner.
lie quickly disappeared from the Immediate
vicinity and, although vigorous search waa
made for him, no cluo to him waa found until
the latter part of last weok, whom 1t WAS ascor-
tained that Ao had Travelled In the direction Of
this place. A constable and ton assistants
followed him, arriving here early on Saturday
morning, aud loarnel that ho had paBsed
through bore on Friday evening Oh foot. Ilo
Waa f1lally arrested noar noon ut 6unau ApplB',
point about four miloH southwest from hero In
Coahocton County. The place. waa formerly
known as Shanka' d!stiIlery. Tho prisoner WIS
brought on hora1baek to this place whore dinner
wAa served aud tho Aeryicea of carriage procur-
ed, and In company Of the constable aud aaalat-
, 1873-07-31

River scenery, 10 wildly grand, '-aublImo.
Hawks Mont" is bnt ono Of tho many wonders.
thunder. Rocks Of tho most wondroue elzo,
tossed oonfuvodly along tho river long ago, ii,
tho agony OF so!no droat1ful volcanic outburst,
madaons tho rushing flood; and, In tho torriblo
meeting, yon Gan SEQ tho apray, In thick froth,
sonding ta mist Of angcr againBt ti,o azure above.
oharloston, whore vrito, would bo boaati-
fnl city II its owners had my idea Of progross.
They invite capital, and, whom tho roprosonta-
tiyea OF wealth and progrosy como horo, thoy
ani tho capitalists loavo to ecok elsewhere
moro promising fold. And 30 It ia that tho
inoxhauBtblo Woalth Of tho Elk md Knnawla
Nivers ia as closely and securely hidden from
human sight and human enterprise. ns whom tho
red man disturbed tho primoyAl ailenco by tho
ahkdowy glance of his light canoe. r.
, 1873-07-31
THE NEW STATE.
Appotntn ent of Committees to Sub
init tho Proposed Now State to tho
People Directly Intcrested,


init tho Proposed Now State to tho
People Directly Interested.
JACKSON, Tenn., July 80.-Tho Convention re-
assembled at Il. M, tho Hon. Kenneth Ray
mond, OF llisslasipPi, In the chair. Tho roaolia-
day, providing for tho appointment Of Central
Executive Committee, composed of tiyo monl-
bere from each State, whose duty should be to
present the question In its most favorable boar-
inga, in thoir Respective soetions, resulted
". Brown. Of Madison james Feltress,
Of Hardeman y. +. Handy, Of Albion /; 4. Il.
Rhodes, Of Henderson; T. ". Brown, Of sLol-
BY. The Committee on the part Of mississippi
Soto W. II. Fitzpatrick, OF Aloorn J. 4. Colo,
Of Tate George N. Gown, Of Marshall; J. n.
Morgan, Of DoSoto. Tho Committee on tho
part Of Kentucky is Us follows: John Martin,
Galloway; Judge James White, Of ballard;
Capt. O. T.. Randlo, Of Fulton b, 4, We'll. Of
Graves, with Judge Milton Brown as Chairman
Of the whole Commttoe.
the southern boundary Of tle proposed new
etato think 1t bost at present not to designate
any special boundary, but 70 lonye that subject
to tho DEVELOPMENT Of public opinion in tho
oonn:ios Of Northern MisHisaippi, TINT those In
tho, best. Indication aa to where tho
aouthorn boundary should naturally faIi
ooo pns1 f'a0F ttnseoSt ts soooa taa nye oota the
lntoreBtod In tito project In Tennessee. Misali-
sippI, md Kcntnoky to hold public meetings in
their respective conntioH, give liberal inter.
change Of opinion, and associate and confer with
tho Executive Committoes for their respective
StatoH, appointed by the Convention.
Mai. II. D. Scott, Of Tonnosaee moved that 1t
was the sonse OF tho Convention that each BOO
ton Of the states proposed to form the now
atate is expeoted to pay Its proportion Of tho
takon, which WIS adopted unanimously.
tho Contral Executive Conm[tteo, appointed as
aboyo, the remaining members Of tho Committee
shall hayo tho powor to till tho VACANCY.
4 resolution of thanks WAS tonllorod to +, Z,
Campbell, Eaq for . map OF tho proposed now
stato hung In tho Conyontion hall during tho
sitting. Also to J: ]. Williams, who has offered.
freo Of cost, to make large map. to DO placed ut
also tondorod tho oltzens OF jackson for their
generous hospitality o1t tended to tho delegates
as4g t9s ssy IN The oya S0thg ftr
bs reasgembled At suoh time aud place as tho
, 1873-07-31
PROPOSALS,
PROPOSALS.,
PROPOSALS.
HYDE PARK WATER WORKS,

Al VII 90 socsLcd Until T,1',rsda{ Arg
sd9 V,a4o II HYDE PARK for furnishing said village
"ltn c1h ~ f1o1otmih3: 1onsts1 ~ ,. .x,,.. ,,o,
u u 1no bo desi%nan @ eo a pe nt some
o. 'stn' sroo' a. Shown by plana and spccit
c15t3n. hTa9l.
g. s1 @ Ss saa fur
ny One n!iak buildnS t9 DO 9eated At any point tho
@ nAg see9t on the lakg soEe botWeon Fifty
A!u 1lAH'et8aas1.s according 70 plans and apecirA
"GHa Tmrn,.h,ro ,,d ,,,tr. Il. ,,., ..,-
f,n % IN h Ha AnE aonen WIousns or east lEnn plpo
ton say " Aaote. 81 pgr shGcihc1tlons W.ouxht rn1t
h an Ia ansS1 ana
a1a bof: o.st tfon plps to ho inch h'uknes,.
81 Mn saaa Aha FIJI &asn2 oiaflbathx'ppe u te'lo"s
r. ~ @ ~ foot foot snchh' snch'
ri ~ 1921 slncn:
, 1873-07-31

Gov. Whshburn'a ail-
svny official Excursion.

Gov. "Aslburn'a ail-
svny official Excursion.
Special Dfspateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, July 30.-Gov. Waehburn opened
his house last evening to all citizens and visitors
who chose to como, for musical and social
soiree, and his invitation WAS largely responded
to. Many elegant toilottos wore worn by the
ladies'. All wero mnde to foal at homo and en-
toyed themselves highly.
Gov. Washburn Left FOR the East to-day, to be
acting aa Governor in his absence.
Tho 0oneral Manager, Buperin tendsnta, and
several others connected with tho Northwestern
Railway, last evening came up by special train to
spent tho night, going on to-day to inspect the
work on the tunnels this side OF Sparta, and
then over the Wenona d st. Peter Road to Lake
Camkesks, on tho Minnesota border, to be gono
some days.
, 1873-07-31
TIE GREAT 0YSTERMAN.


Et,on4 ~. N,,n 1royl 1tn,ra t,,on
Artomt1s Wartl once sn;d that TX i gyo;v a. nnb,,o
celebrity. from Martin Wnahinoton 3o,rn pu'to ~
George Peabody, las oston oysters in Dorlon's
Ken Of tia city has From heinz boatn;yen oI,, on
tho East River in veara rone by' ~ svInav AZ,
Dor1on BECAME tho preatoat rn ri, oanr Z, away
tors certainly in liz United sataa. md uroeblv
Island stock, Air. Dorion's father. aeorces' s
kept IN oyster stand IN tho oll iii.
ton Market. His sons, Alfred and p, Dorlon.
wore also in tic same business, Young Srlnov
Dorlon, with his brother-n-law. inorvo
Schao1fcr. wa boatman Of Tho frat order niy.
Inc from tile foot Of Fulton street. Ho Mae'd io
tlsll on Robbins Roof. As m oara1nan ia ind
fow equals, holding the championship Of Tia the
river for quito q whi{e, and even now tho old
boatmen look back with nrido to ffs rront racn
, 1873-07-31
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Now York Financial News.
New YonK, July 3o.-Mouoy was plentiful at sGe4
Per cent.
Sterling ruled quiet and firm 1t t087s@1o9 for sixty
s4js. 200. 1' ~ ''s@''' S''4'' '''''p%' @''''''
Gold firm Mt ll6'l@l1b7:. Loans woro 1na,lo at 2@a
per cent for carrying and for borrowing per cunt,
104 aud per cent so fiat. CearingR, f390000u0. Tho
Assistant Treasurer dlsbnrBel $30,00D
governments wure strong on moderate business,
State bouus were dull.
Stocks werc strong aud hgher, sharcs touching
tue highest point Of tho Beasou Lake Shore boca1In
the featuro Of tho MARKET aud advanced from 941 10
Q5 the report that tho Lake Shore Railroad would
Within The no1t thirty dayp bo leaaed to thu Now York
Central with guarantee Of ror cent for the stock mud
interest Oh tho bonds. Now York Central was strong
at 1o1 M@lol7l, with Increased activity. There
less ncyty and lower prtcus ln Westorn Union many
parties having sold and Invested In Lake Shore aud
Central. Wabash and Union INclhu have been moro
acyo, selling up to ~ and 7a6 respectively. Eric waa
steady The Directors meet Tomorrow to e1antnotl tho
somiannunl accounta Of the roau and transact sueh
business may como Gefore them. The general list
Shows more strength than at any previous tns Of tls
s'nninor. Thu market closed trlfo lower thnn tha
est hgutes of tho day, with the exception Of Uuion
Pacific, which loft oil ut tho highest figures.
Hferltuu 1U1
, 1873-07-31
SEVERE STORM.

Newark. N. H., Flootleel--I1nnaEe Over
B200,0OO =. Nnrrosv Escapes from
browning.
New YonK, July 9O.-It s estimated TINT tho
damnge dono by tlse rain storm yesterday ut
Newark amounted to over $200, ,00U. Nearly all
tho baacmonts in tho city wero flooded. Several
buildings wore damaged, and one sot on fire by
lightning. Onea1ouao was blown down md COM
pletely demolished. Two grocery atoros woro
r1inod by tho flood ALSO shoo atoro, and a fac-
tory had its 1nachinory damaged. Hundreds Of
poor peoplo in tho low part Of tho city wero
drowned ont Of tho collars, goyoral having nar-
row escapes from drowning.
, 1873-07-31

IoNnoN, Jny 3o-6 p. m.-Wcatllor lno and favor
ablo tu crors.
The s,nilnt Of bullion gone Into tho Bank Of Eng
lantl on ba1auco to-day wAs $4,000.
Oonaols, D2,4aD2I; aceount, D9H; 5-2oa Of B5,
4G11,
IAnrH, July 30--Hontcs, 66f 4oe.
I1vEnrooL, July 3o.-Coton Arm n1dting upland,
a1@9Hd; orlenna, o@o'4l. 8alas, 1B.0o0 bales
balca, '''@
Dreattstufta quiet ami unchanged,
Olhof articles unchanged,
, 1873-07-31
p" BLOWING"

40 the Editor " This Chicago Tribune:
SIN: 1t tloro Is q law to prevent the blowing
Of whistles, lot 1t be enforced on the blowers Of
the Illinois Central Car-Worl1B. on South Park
avenue, near Twenty-afth street. They have
just put on d now blowing institution, which ia
Ill the mothers and children in tho noighborllood
to the lunatlo.ksYlun1. 4 MoTHER.
, 1873-07-31

T4sso pills erc composed exclusively Of Vegetable IN.
ana A. anSnYh tnOy snt,sK srp9rsede
They at directly pG2n tho vor and valsbso remo.
dorod atate that organ. Iynr Compliant, Bfiions
Rhorders Indication, Sick flnadncho. Typhoid Feyors,
drake Pills. For sao by ali druggInts md doalorg,
, 1873-07-31

New YonK, July s0.-At the monthly sales Of Beran-
ton conl to-day, II, 600 tons wero sold ~ follows
Steamboat, so5@4s7N; grae, i.05a6. 90; egg, IS Is
@b35; atove, 35.30@t.+3H; chestnut, {4.70qa 4.75.
These prices wore m ndvance per ton on the Juno
salea % folows: Steamboat, 21Ho; grxte 29%o; egg
2sa<o; atovc TEo; chestnut 13{c. THIS general ID
vance Said to ho In nceordnnoe with tho pima OF the
cpnl combination.
, 1873-07-31
Now York Dry Goods n1urAo ct.

New YonK, July 30.-Dusiuoss continues active with
the agontB Of stapo cotton and woo1en goods but Tho
19bbing trade s dull Atlantic, Indian Head, AMI Ap-
ploton brown sheetngs arc reduced to 1896. Cotton
aannels arc brisk. The package movement in dark
prints has become quito aetivo. Fancy cassImerea OF
low and hne qunlislos in dcmhnd Dlack wool and
Union boavsra brisk and In short supply Foreign
Qooda aro dull
, 1873-07-31

DETRorr, MlcA., July S0.-rAssEp DowN-props
Oneida, Huron City Tutt!oanl barge, Due Urosa aud
bargvs, Lake Michigan bark Mary Jaus schrs Ya.a-
koe, Jnsa, hullsn Rea blr, r. r. Sheldon, West 8iae,
Nissan, dolden Craftsman.
Passed Up-props Equinox, Naahua.
WMD-4outAWtHt.
, 1873-07-31

Hys;.r5 teysS "a 1;sse: IT, Fig
sr, @; soed e ehoiss s'&sa t. Be04 4ste Sfs
Theat exsss, s7oi@s.2s, Ohio, ts1paa.to; st. St.
Louis; .na M4sSio76 Rye flour and corn meal quiet
Cd Ws.' sn hsss M Nd Nd seeeg 9S sess
nsW whlfe hsRs1R sso 9;o So aiot
= 78@8oo. Barley and malt dull md unchanged.
SEC su I:t sss1 ss1d ns s1s pF:s: as s'S Fs:sE E
oas % oro 's satss hno I'D se. sses6.
as!ou Ivy pu o now mixed Western, A492o; rhse
H,e Ha9aMDq .1D ana h7Yssyy; 1oS@aoxo.
GRoognIEs-Co1oo quiet and nr7n Rio 18H@2oc.
Sugar steady and unchanged. nlolasses quiet and
1r1n. Rice firm.
Tunrxa11NE- 4aho.
fnoV1s1oks-Pork steady nav rnssa, $17.95; salos
Western primo at s17s6 Beef snd cut meats IN
changed A!!dd!ea steady. Lard asmar; Western
Dur7En AND cnEEsE-unchanged.
"n1zKx-Firu1cr. with fair demand ut eok@s7e*
CINOINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July 30.-BNEADaTupr9-F1ou dull
Se5a Se ! Az a4se. Ryo sissd, t 7oS7ss o.t;
pnoy1s1oSs-pork held firmly at $1,000, with .ales
tn Hettlcnnent at that guro. Lard dull, nominal, and
unchanged. Bulk meats strong, With good demand ;
:? ?s% ~ ssS At ssss Z T. S:S
o4c, buyer August; clear hold OXo. with sales I'll Il
3f~1
clear rib 1nlS1o;:a c,ess Mid ~ 'nouioeH' Eic
Wu1uKYNfirrn 4 Es1n e'4 "0'' 3"'s''
|ru1 ,,v,.>,
I... MEm ~ oHLEANs.
t-aSI. ~ Hasa ~ Ivy aa dull
ss1no ,t a Fo;pg@ IVY iamily ESoo99 Corn Hcarca
WIN mn,nmi nl1Ta' re oco o0'e eaaior' AlH242e.
1l1sIum!; .nl'm; sVc.
i, i"s-1nt. pplsI,c' pn,' Sa1o cao!cos f25W.
,aI.sa ~. uun ~ ?li.uo no dry salt
isase. isri daf It'll siosss assSa a' e.
@HluAs. ,..
coso a;, r. ana molassca nothing doing.
ogHuo J1,ta'.,.. uut' u 1. aots1gA g;
Mmisax-f1fm Louisiana, PIC; Cincinnati, s1.oo.
E1AAHo1AL-ateF!llGr "; sight, * premium gold,
4lot9.
uoIIoN-GMet; sa!eH 400 bales. Good ordinary,
IA 9gitAo low maulinge, l1ss@l8e; m!dllings,
miuailng 9rleana T. ls,s@lo. Receipts, TIT bales. No
stpofts' etock, 2o.Qs5 bales.
BALTIMORE.
BALT1AioHE, July Observation-Disclosures .teat1v
and more dining Western supertine, 81, ,2ha5. .25 do
oxtraa, 3d.00@7.00 family, 81 .25@8.75 Wheat sctiys
and rr1cos steady; fair to prime red Is COM
mon 10 fair, S14531.53. Corn dull and nomnsj !.
mlxe1 Western, 6Bc, Oats weak; mixed Western i'd
042c. Rye hrnler at CSC.
InoyIstoKs-Quist, firm, and unchanged,
BuTTE1l-Unchanged.
WH1sKX-FiEmcr at 9GHQsg7e.
t14wE1n
corn quot 81 o1863fc.
sr. lorna mi, N = m 1Uuln, !. 1,..,,,.,,,
mechanical WHost ,,."aJ 9s quiet aud
s..io, NJ III 80 ~ ~ NV eooeo uuA hNu
, 1873-07-31

Pittsburgh Cntste Market.
EAar Liberty, pa.t July 3o.-UAT1Lx-Arrivnls 100
t csas' H0et. Woo9o.6o; stockors, $3so9i6o cotn-
,siiERr-Arrivals r. a cars. Dest, ssoo@s6o: mo-
d1Mms f4s A.so9A Aoo: common t3.oo@4.25. -"
Hods-ArE1vals, 90 cart philsdoIphia. s. 16fa5 20
Yorkcrs, {4.B3@5,b0 S''A'e90'"'
, 1873-07-31

P1TrsnunGH, Pa, July 30-Rennet-The market
for the year.
Crude-Markct extremely weak; quoted today at
roc. With downward tendency.
, 1873-07-31

BOSTON, July 30.-Wool was stcntly Th, rnc.,,t.
OF now aeeee from tho West reach a considerable
agure. Good Michigan, Ohio, and Ponnsyiysnts
itccces, 4bsoc average aud choice lots doubo extrn
Ohio and Ponnsylysnia, te@soo; Delsino and combn9
acocos IN demand Ut 60@65c; Canada oombinR uomte
nally GQ3G5c; very nttlo Of tho 1attas in market
, 1873-07-31
Yellow Fcvcr nj New Orleans.

From. the Maltson {lad) Courier.
Private adyicos from Now Orleans SAY that the
yellow fover las broken cut in that city with
sufficient severity to cauao quite large exodus
OF those who otherwise would have remained nil
summer ut homo.
, 1873-07-31

DETROIT Jn1y 3o.-Eyrs1Na. ,,pAssED DoWN1p5ops
1ogd oy Yuofy aaa Porrs Kg '''1
PAaaED ur--Prop Jarani bark Advance; achrs John
Noyes, 8. r. da1e
W1ND-Bouthwost.
, 1873-07-31

Buffalo ,hlvc.StoCIk Market.
BUFFALO, July s:"-OArTLE-Rscepts to-.lay, inc,-
dnx n reported to arglYe se1 total tor tas week.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-12
Columbia Music Store.
LyBrand & Son
OFFICERS.
JOHN b. PALMER. Precedent.
A q PREMIER Ca Shicr

FTNAKE rleaeure in calling the attention oi
i the public to an examination OF their
STOCK OF MUSICAL MERCHAND1sE. con-
Melodeons, Violina, Guitars, Banjos, Flutes,
Accordeons, Brass and Silver Band 1nstru-
ments Of all kinds. Also. Sheet Music and
Instruments on hand at all times. Sheet
Music sent by mail, poet paid. on receipt OF
price; and all kinds Of Musical Goods sent by
Express, when ordered, to any part Of the
State, marked G.. o. D. Good Secondhand
Pianos and Organs for sale cheap. for cash.
Pianos, Organs and Melodeons tuned and re-
paired in q satisfactory ma amer; aud will give
especial attention tc Packing, Removing and
Shipping Pianos for other parties to any poin
desired at moderate prices.
All orders promptly ATTENDED to and satis-
faction guaranteed to thoec iavoring us With
their patronage. Send for onr catalogue OF
Sheet Mueic and Musical Merch handiae. RI.
chardson street, few doore above PHOENIX
Office. Columbia &. C.. Nov7
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MAIL ARRANaEMENTs.- The Northern
mail opens $50 A.. NJ. and 800 P. NJ. !;
closes P. nj. and LOO a. NJ. Charles
ton day mail opens 6.15 P. NJ. closes 6
A. H.; night opens 100 A. NJ; closes
6.15 P. H.. Greenyille opens 6.45 P. NJ. !;
closes 6 A. M. Western opens $50 A.
NJ. and 1890 P. A.; closes and P. Al.
Wilmington opens $50 F. NJ: closes
1890 A. NJ. On Sunday the Office iy
open from to 4 P. MI s-y .s ao