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AFamous Article.

Glenn's Sulphur Soap has won great celeb
rity and sale by sheer force OF It's astonishing
effect In curing skin diseases, and eradicating
blenishes. Price 25 cents.
For restoring the natural color, growth and
beauty Of the hair buy Hair ReviYium. at 50
cents per bottle. 1t has no equal. Sold BY
Logan, List q Co.. and BY every druggist.
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POLICE CouRr-Judgc Canmer.

Ills Honor yesterday morning disposed
Of the following docket:
Alexander Balentine was fined g for
drunkenness, which he paid.
Frank McAdams was up on an old charge
Of assaulting John Freeze on the 9th day
Of June. He was fined $50, and com.
mitted in default.
Hamilton Billingsly (colored) was fined
$50 for carrying off q couple OF razors from
John 5. Martins barber shop, In East
Wheeling. lie couldn't pay, and was
sent TO the Work Hours.
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sHlLou's CArARRH RENEpr.-A marvellous
cure for catarrh, dphtheria, canker mouth,
and headache. With each bottle there Is an
ingenious nasal injector for the more success.
ipl Treatment otthe complaint without extra
charge. Price so cents. Sold by Z. Book,
Ing, Odd Fellows Hall; G. L. Dwight,
A:h and Chapline streets; LauglllIn Bros. &
Co., Wheeling, aud Husbands & Inskeep, Bell
ARE. Trs&Eow
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Lucas Music STORE,
1927 Market street,

IT Is q fact we'll established by unquestiona.
bic testimony that Halls Hair Remover Re.
news, cleanses, brlghtens, invigorates and re.
stores to Its original color and lustre, faded
gray. or discolored hair, cheaply, quickly and
surely. The poorest people prefer to buy Il
aud use II, rather than TO proclaim In man.
ller more forcible than words can dolIneate,
through blanched locks or grizzly beard, that
they are aged and passing TO decay. A very
short trial will convince the most skeptical
that II does eradicate the scalp diseases which
rob the hair Of its color and life.-F0rt SCOT
Ham, Daily AOnitF.
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Inns. "PISAroaE," by Arthur sulli.
van. Full Vocal Score, words and music,
q %; Libretto words only, l0c; Vocal
selections lbound) Csc; Galop, SOC; Waltz,
SSe; Potpourri, 6Oc; Galop, for Piano and
Violin, Cornet or Flute, 40c; Waltz, for
Piano and Violin, Cornet or Flute, SOC.
All the novelties in music. Pianos and
Organs to rent.
Lucas Music STORE,
1927 Market street,
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Foa UPwARDs OF Thirty WARS Mrs.
Wtnslow's Soothing Syrup has boon used
for children. II corrects aCidity Of the
stomach, relieves ,Vind collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dySaItTy and diarhGa,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy.
% CENTS bottle. nav
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FoR the small sum they cost there Is no
better investment than the new Harris (
Smith Safety Lamps. They give protec.
ton against the fearful consequences OF
lamp accidents Of every nature which arc
so liable 70 happen with the common
lamp J. L. HoBRs 4 RINEuART, Agents.
DLW
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IT is an old saying that a Cough or
Cold In summer time is much harder to
get rid Of than in winter time, but II you
have one, all you need Is bottle Of Nc.
l.ain's Cough Syrup, which will cure more
coughs than anything ever sold in this
market. Large bottles only 25 cents.
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SALE OF STEAMER Coal BLuPr.-The
well know towboat Coal Bluff, belonging
to Capt. Thomas Prince and others, was
sold yesterday to Capt. Cole, Of Marietta,
Ohio, for $1,000. Capt. Cole, it is under.
stood, will at once take the Coal Bluff to
Marietta.
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To Contractors.
Cash Dividend.
Excursion to Cleveland.
Changed Hands August Rolf.
Lost Newfoundland Dog.
Grand Concert -Siebke's Sky Parlor.
Notice 10 Water Consumers.
American Baking Powder.
Buggies, Carriages, &c.-J. W. Ferret.
Undertaking-Friend 4 Son.
Refrigerators, &c.-Nesbitt 4 Bro.
Assignee's Sale OF Agricultural Imple
ments, Seeds, &c.
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oHRw Jackson's best Sweet Navy Tobacco

HUNS NAPoR Stoves are necessity in
every household. They are indispensa.
bic this warm weather. These stoves are
an improvement upon all other STYLES OF
stoves, and combine all the ad.
vantages possessed by its numerous rivals.
4 small stove known as the Young Amer.
ica is lust the thing for fishing parties,
Gall and sec them at the rooms OF ]. o,
Payne, solo Agent, l4ls Market street.
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Take one.halt pound Of butter, one.
hall pound brown sugar, one.hSli mint oi
warn water, one pint Of molAsses, two eggs
wei beaten, one tablespoonful ginger, one
tablespoonful pure ground cinnamon, one
tablespoonful pure ground cloves, two
pounds Of flour with two measures hBan.
ner' Baking Powder In It; drop In creased
pans and bake In quick oven.
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Brief Printing.

Possessing large fonts Of new type and fine
book press, we can print briefs in a much
shorter time than Is required in offices with
less ample facilities.
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Mus. N. ]. GARDNER, formerly Mrs,
Stanley, Test and Clairvoyant Medium, Is
now prepared to give information on all
subjects in regard to tho present, past and
future, at her residence, No. 25O6 Market
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MRLrIIpp 1Nn1cArInNa

. WASHINGTON, July lO.-l A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, station.
airy or falling barometer, south winds,
slightly clear or partly cloudy weather.
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Mercantile Printing.

Our very large assortment Il fancy type,
together with our improved job presses, gives
US unsurpassed facilities for 7 riutlng business
cards, circulars, letter heals, bill heads,
checks, drafts, envelopes, &c.
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THERE is;room enough in the corner Of
every traveller 5 writing desk to carry the
tourists friend DIR. Bulls Baltimore Pills.
Price 95 cents,
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JAcxsoS's REsr.-Give it a trial and you
will use no other, Joseph Speidel ( Co.,
Wholesale Grocers, have II,
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STRAYID.-
Asnrly black Newfoundland pup,
With four white feet and breast,
II he's returned all right side IN,
The person shall bc bltsi;
HeHarded both In earth and heaven,
With many thanks frplele;
AZ eleven hund cd and thirty. seven,
West side Of Market sire /,
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the Thermometer, as
observed at Schnepi's drug store, Opera
House corner:
1879. FRIDAY, 1873,
IA. n. r2N.3P. i'm. "a. ". ~ N. 3P.N. 7P. ~
II " SO Is W IS 81 II
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IT BEATS ALL-Jackson's Best Sweet
Navy Chewing Tobacco. A full supply
now on hand at Joseph Speidel & Co.'s.
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Shipping Tags.

Carrying full line of sizes and styles Of
DENNIsoN's SHIPPING TAGS, we can
offer unusual inducements to merchants and
Others desiring to advertise their business in
this manner.
All orders by mail promptly attended to.
Estimates furnished and all desired informa-
ton given.
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ASK your grocer for Jackson's Best,
Joseph speidel 4 Co. have il at Wholesale.
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L. BLUM 81 BR o..
1904 MAIN ST.

GErOn and after this day our store will be
closed ut 8 y. NJ, Saturdays excepted. JET
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JOSEPH sPEipEL 4 Co., wholesale procers,
are headquarters for Jackson's Best Tobac.
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Headquarters for Ladies' and Gentemen's
Gold and Silver American Watches.
JACOB W. GRUBB, IeWeler,
Washington Hall, Cor. Market and Twelfth
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Blank Books.

We manufacture every description of blank
book, from a memorandum to blank ledger,
on the shortest notice.
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JAcKsoN's Best Sweet Navy Chewing To.
bacco. Retailers can buy 1t OF Joseph
speidel 4 Co., in s, lOand 20 pound pack.
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MUNICIPAL CouE-Judge Crunme.
Court sat at 1OA. Nj, and transacted
business as follows:
L. o. Smith, administrator, &C., VS.. The.
odosid McGinnis. In chancery. Deer ee
entered confirming sale OF real estate.
George r. Tingle, administrator OF Eli.
In assumpsit. Decree entered confirming
sale al real estate.
John McClusky and wife VS.. Busby &
Little. In Chancery, with injunction.
Decree entered dissolVing injunction and
dismissing bill for want Of equity.
Christ. Hess vs.. WIN. Philips. In debt
Judgment entered in favor OF plaintiff for
SlS0. Defendant made q motion for a new
trial, which was overruled.
Samuel A. Cockayne, Executor, VS..
Henry G. Taylor ct al. In assumpsit.
Case continued.
Adjourned to Court in Course.
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Ghe 1nteQi9sttctr,


Onlce. Nos. aS and "a Fourteenth street
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NO ADVANCE

On Silks, Cashmeres, Prints, sheetings, House
keeping Goods and Flannels during this
month. Avail yourself Of this chance and
call ut once
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Book Printing.
Poster Printing.

With the largest assortment OF wood tyne
in the State and the best cylinder presses, We
can execute, at the shortest notice, any styls
or size Of Poster, Programme, Hand.bill or
Dodger that may be desired.
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Tux COURrs.-SUPREME CouRT OF AP.
PRAGs Judges Gretn, HdymOad, A00re and
JohilIon. This Court met yesterday, pur.
suant to adjournment Of last week, and
transacted the following business:
Il. W. Maddy VI. B. F. Ballard OF al,
Monroe county. Petition for appeal and
supersedeas refused.
State vs.. a. W. Rollins, Mason county.
Petition for writ OF error refused.
NJ. Nease ct al. VI. j. Capehart, execu.
tor, ct al., from Mason county. Opinion
by johnson; decree Of Circuit Court Of.
Rrmed.
Oliver Gorrell vs. William f. Bier, from
Peasants county. Opinion by Moore;
judgment Of Circuit Court affirmed.
D. Boughner vs., Town Of Clarks6nrg,
from Harrison county. Opinion by Moore;
decree Of Circuit Court dissolying iniunc.
ton reversed and cause reconsldered.
Hall & Smith vs.. Bank OF Virginia, and
d, +. ReniCk vs.. $. O. Ludington ct al;
petitions TO rehear these cases, which
were decided at a former term OF this
Court, were refused. Opinion BY Hay.
mond,
James A. Baggs VS.. Mary Mccoy ct al,
Court reversed and cause femSnded,
Opinion by Green.
l., A. Clevenger, Administrative, Va. Da.
Wis 4 Dawson, from ROane county; decree
OF Circuit Court reversed and cause re-
manded. Opinion by Green.
State Of West Virginia VS.. b. & 0. R. r.
Co., from Mineral county; judgment Of
Circuit Court reversed and cause remand.
ed for new trial. Opinion by Green.
The Court ordered the printing Of the
18th Volume OF West Virginia Reports.
Adjourned until the first day OF The next
term, which begins at CharIestown, JET
ierson county, on August 9th.
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A PARTY Of Juveniles from the Island,
weather permitting, will to-day go out to
RidGeway's Grove, four miles west Of
Bridgeport, and put in several hours fish
ing and picnicing. The trip will be made
in the Hullihen bus. 4 well known
Main street merchant, noted for his iond.
ness for piscatorial sports, has engaged
passage.
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A nIGn.ToNED YOUNG FELLOW, who called
at the County Clerks office the other
day for marriage license, wasn't pleased
with the ordinary form which was given
him. He wanted zone OF those gilt.edged
certificates 1t was hard work to con-
vince him that the plain document was
just as good, and the only one given
out.
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REMNANTS.

Over 1000 remnants Of different kinds Of
goods will be closed out to everybody's satis-
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WANTED.
WANTED &; =; !; J; q! ] !: !

liberal commission on sales. From 500 10 $500
q month can be made by live men. Hare
CURED. Address TRIUMPH MIRO co., liz MONROE
ST., CHICAGO, Ill. iG:S
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
~ SooAesof Coal and Agricultural Land 10 Styta,
three, two miles from Bridgeport on The Iius Al ~
National Road and the TuScaraWGs Valley a WLtts
Ing Railroad. VIII he sold At bargain lor cl,h,
iel0S JOHN THOMPSON, Mound,yilie NV,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-05
TENANTS AND TENEMENTS.

To IN dItOT or me IrtOuHe.
SIR: Calhoun's" letter in this days paper
certainly throws light on the tenomcnt-nou-e question,
chiefly because it tells how single unwse effort brings
a really worthy work into contempt. Tho gentleman
who tried to reform his tenementhouse in Bayardst.
started with radically false idea viz that weekly pay
ments insult to the tenant There is nothing In
the weekly payment system excepting a great con-
yenence TO the tenant and great bother to tue land
lord. How coud any sensible man expect 10 manage
tenoment-house and only visit 1t monthly There
Is probably no class OF people in the world
who need so much looking after those whom this
landlord allowed to ruin his property Suppose he had
designed 10 make money by his tenements. and
had pursued this plan: Turned out his teuants fixed
up his house, placed good man in charge. with in
sructions TO insist weekly payments or monthly In
advance, selected tenants who would naturally seek
neat, Tecared-fOr tenements IN preference 10 those
where they and their children brought in
with the class who In the end did ruin this good
mans hopes and destroy his propertysuppOse ho had
done this would he not have done more good with what
was given him am he would. for he would have
prevented largo number from sinking into that cOu-
dtion where the second generation. II not in
the FIRST. they would prefer dirt and distress to clean
and comfort.
How do come TO have q cass OF tenants Ike those
described by "Calhoun"i Simply because when
woman with family OF children becomes poor he
she cannot find rent in New-York which is cheap
enough without going TO tenement so mean and poor
that Drins ones mind 10 live In it equivalent 10
remuneration Of all sclrcspect. Here his children
mlngle with a class deDaucned by a vile "envlron-
ment," and soon themselves become bad their
neighbours.
The tenementhouse problem Is; % To save this
respectable class 81 to reuder all tenements at least
wholesome. that they may not become the
feyer-ncsts which scatter disease throughout the
whole city. When brought that
investment which now pays IL per cent,
and is and vile that in order 10 II they
skulR behind agent, aud every dollar OF which
passed across the dead body or helpless infant
when, say, they can that just much money
be collected, and every tenant be comfortable lar
his home Is concerned, then some good work Will be
done. Mr.. Alfred f. White, this city, has put nearly
500 600 into an experiment which demonstrates That
this can be done even NewlOrk. 10 looks like
very simple business question: anu nope the gigantic
influence THE TRIBUNE will be given forward this,
AS It forwarded ali other good enterprises. Yours
respectfully, Il. ID. DOUGLASS
brooEIyu. March oo. 1870
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toughest Of characters, and accordingly Occa-
siona affray and shooting but the majority OF tho
inhabitants too eager fOrtunehuDters 10 indulge
in such pastme. The law-oving people, aided by an
efficient police force, keep the hoOdlums and camp
followers IN check aud any one can walk the streets
with perfect safety.
The effect OF the Leadville excitement
has been to turn the attention of pros
pectOrs to other parts of the State for carbonates,
aud within the last twelve months large town has
sprung up ut Silver ClIif The ore hrst found there
was chloride. but the finding of carbonates
has gwen the camp great impetus, and led 10 the
formation of the theory that an immense carbonate
belt of untold richness stretches Tor 100 miles over
all this part of The State.
To sum up, then, the discoveries at Leadylllc and
IFS Immediate vicinity are OF great value and VIII
more than double the annual mineral pro-
duet of Colorado. They have brought great
quantities of capital into the State for investment
they have largely increased the population, and
opened up districts for the settler they have
revived confidence III Colorado mineIal-pro-
ducng State. and stimulated mining enterprises III
every part Of her territory; they have made for
tunes for many men and Will undoubtedly make
thou for many more, but they will not for every
body TO the Easterner then, who contenplates
coming TO Leadville, | would say, don't. Stay
at home unless yOu have something certain
20 the agrIculturIst and the skilled workman,
and such will find ready work in almost
any portion of the State. She invIes immigration,
and can promise health and prosperity TO all who
come; but 1t is easy to oyercrOwd any given dis
rlct, and 1t if that were the danger which
threatens Leadvlile. 1t is certainly wonderful
camp, however. and the depths Of its possibilities
may not yet have been sounded Still cauinn on the
part of those who have caught the fever AMI little
patient Investigation Will save great deal OF DIS
satisfaction and complaining in the future, and
will be better for the permanent interests Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-05

,r. rho copntrv day after day and week after in
regard to thls-ths man stating things tnat never
pack OF falsehoods ever hcardand then am 70 nave
no opportunity of showing that nave .0me character
Nh NolrrtnT that after all these charges
are made ought have in defense tEr iight
OF proving whether what have said IN regard To TINS
man ia ight or wrong lIhunders Oi Applause.
Mr.. McCullach Let me make one statement Ihe de-
PENDANT has entirely misapprchendrd he Question '
lie III have the fullest UcIS 10 prove That the charges
made this aftcrn ION are untrue
MIR TalmaCc-Mr. Moderator, would like TO know
whc Their we of the defence be declared from max
ing q defence, aud Of proving The truth OF every hs
mat | have SAID in regard TO Mr. Hathaway. We
pr"tcs I'm the name o Cod that at this point This Pre-
bylery Ia ,.no night 10 shut down the gates having
hood OF tho most unfcel ing character to pour upon my
soul aud this pont to shut down the Gates and
say shall make no answer. VIII be heafd IlVud ap-
plan cl n not mere. before another body.
Dr.. BGtler-Broihcr Tslmage--
and brother. if you please lAprlalse. would IKE 10
Fnow Mr. Moderator, whether we are 10 be heard. ana
whether witness may asSai my character, aud nouT
after hour ossa IT, and not have all opportunity ol
NE Moderator-You shall he heard, sir just to the
extent In whicI the charge made but no iurhcr that
Is the ruling
MOTION TO SIT WITH CLOSED DOORS.
Dr. Buter-I wish to make a motion that hereafter
the Presbycry sit with closed DOORS admitting only the
parties in tho case the reporters and Dr. Ialmage-
family.
Dr. Tllmagc-You remember ia the second speclca-
ton that those closely associated" with me are
arrdisned. Ny congregation is closely asso-
ciated with me- and they are really with rue the
defendants and II have "A night To have my family
here then have a night 70 have them here great
many them my spiritual children, and they nave
been here to-day and heard these things said asanst me
personally, ANA the time must come somewhere when'
After further debate the motion was wltndrawh ~
Dr Butler and the witness concluded hs direct testi-
mouv The Prcsbytery adjourned 10 d. M. Monday,
DT. Davidson closing win prayer.
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CIVIL NOTES.

A hearing In supplementary proceedings in
the suit against the cornet-payer Levy, brought by
George g Ryer took place yesterday before W Rdg-
way referee, in Brooklyn. Mrs. Levy, formerly Minnie
Conway tesi1 about her husbands assets. The SUIT
WAS brought commission Tor securing Levy
engagement az Brighton Beach last Summer.
In November, 1877, Robert Morton, clerk
employed by the Atlantic FIRE Insurance Company Of
Brooklyn fed. taking with him over $1,000 Last week
II wa. asc.rtned lie Chicago and proceed
ugs were taken for his arrest, lie brought to this
city, aud arragned YESTERDAY IN the Court OF Cen
cril Sessions before Judge COwing. lie pleaded not
guilty, and remauded TO the TOmbs
Herman +. Gilbert, broker, residing at No.
80 secondt. south Brooklyn was arrested yesterday
on warrant from Justice Ferry, charged with sending
a challenge to ngnt duel to his uncle, Thomas H.
Birdsal,, a plumber, at No. Murray-st, Newlork
living 1T No. 81 Thrd-st. The two men recently had
some difficulty over check for SO. alleged 10 be bogus
passed by Gilbert upon his uncle Brdsal told some
friends OF the THIS came 10 the ears OF
Gilbert who letter to his uncle sayiLg that II
lac sa- a man would meet the writer with any sort
nf weapon. Brdslll showed the letter 10 the Justice
aud insisted arrest. Gilbert pleaded not guilty.
and was put under bonds Ia appear on April y. lie
states that he had no idea OF sending a challenge