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Hodgton Jahn 704 Ingraham N 168 1 2 ograbara Edward MI Jaoots Kemp Eat, Josephs Jae,* 036' Joss Thu* J tt7ol Johnston Henry 9 1711 , Jr nea David de Jones Thomas os Jones A L 0111 , Johnston Saml 91 Jones Nelson 4142 /trait Henry 11E4 Kropp lemon S7o' Etas Henry SC Kromenerkar kWh SIDI Kuntz Joke ' 800 Klllenoyer_Jos 115 1 ' Kennedy P 249 lielLey I' 130: Kaahberger John SW libm D 0 tat' Beet David B Nat' Liabsottue Adam MI Duprez and Green , ' Minstrels. This tic ellent troupe hive been meeting with overflowing houses since their arrival In our city, and the Theatre bulletin has been taxed to ite utmost capacity to entertain all who seek ad mission. On the third appearance, (to-elght,) of the burlesqueoprn and minstrel troupe, a new ono of origi n alities will be presented. We cannot enumerate the performances, but may only make a note of a couple of prominent fea tures viz: The Burlesque monsterren cart and the laughable altarpiece of "The kloialtde Bplrit," which are worth eadng. Patents.—Among the patents granted for the week ending July sth, 1885, were the follow ing to Pittaburghers: John H. Olfell, for im proved ash elfter,• John Reichenbail, for Im provement la su bstitutes for artificial bands; Edwin Weasel, assignor to himself and Archi bald McFarland, for improvement In rolling sp. parattuu John Ores, of Allegheny Ohly, Pa., for improvement in beating stoves; John Griffitaus, of Lltchchnrcb, England, assignor to himself and Z. 8. Durfee, of Pittsburgh, for improved apparaltis fcr puddling iron; Andrew Felton, for improved Piston packing. Teachers Elestion.—At n meeting of the School Board of the Finiricani, held on Monday es ming, the following teachers were elected to serve diving the coming year Principal. J. W. Ogden; Grammer Department, Mary F. Eaton, Enna Mason and Lizzie Little; Intermediate De partment, Josephine Irwin, Alice Patterson and Amanda McKinley; Primary Department., Belle, Moffit, Hannah J. Ball, Catharine A. Carpenter, Emma Hamill* and Mary Cooper. Blythe Memorial Entertainment.—Thle evening a chute and designed entertainment will be given at Masonic Hall, the proceeds of which will be need in the erection of a monument to perpetuate the memory of the lamented Blythe. The dramatic and inimical talent of the city have yolnnteered their services. The object le scorn mendable one and should meet with the earnest support of all: Supposed Infanticide.-8ont• children, while playing in a vacant lot off Webster street, in the Seventh ward, on Monday seeming, about stx o'clock, unearthed a small box, and upon opening it, discovered the body of an Infant, sup posed to be of African parentage. So clue to Its parentagr, nor the manner of Its death has been discovered. Dead.—Wm. C. Hamilton, an ex-policeman whose low condition we mentioned a few days slice, frcm mom= and Intemperance, died yesterday afternoon. The funeral will take place this afternoon hem the house of hire. Rob- Lunn's] on Smithfield street. Larceny.—Wm Hanson, a barkeeper for Mrs. Grinrord, on Smithfield street, was committed to jell ytaterd ay by Mayor Lowry to Ramer a charge of stealing $35 from an old gentleman stopping at IL. honed. Nan- You, Daly 11.—Ctorlroar—Firs. %WO bales were suctioned to-day on Government account: sued Middling acid at 660; twat Middling to atrial/ Middling, UK; low ItUddling, 6OSw good Ordinary tac, currency. Ftous.-100250 better; sB,7sfr o lr l Extre R. IL 0 , an/ g 7,0507.76 for Trade the tastirst dosing firm with no setters sal the eudde quota. %lons. Indented In the salsa are SAO bids Extra Stale, for August, at 8450. W mare—Steady; Western M 09612,094; for Gov ernment account 250 bale at ftrrr. Ou.s.nr—Wheat has rivals:el 0610 e; Winter, 51,38,541 M. Bye firm• Watson, ISSN State, 111,04. Barley quiet. Barley felt quIL Cora seams mud re better; ISGEtre for Unsound, 63981 e for oclund Nixed Western, 8534 e fo. Western Yellow, end TOO for New Orleans. lists doll awl le lower; 67e for Western. Onociumea—Cotrae actlve. • Sugar firm; Haynes Idalasme Paraonan at—Crude, 8.71,aei Refined in bond. 6l tiae; Free, 12(ran. Pnovisione—Pork Greer 11127,121..0ve for ri.no Men. oloa7 at P 17.75 nun, $2. for IBM. and tiled for Prima Mean o Met bbl. Hew Mem or .1111 0 4 3, katiti Aniut, sellers and buyers' option, at $27 Deer quiet at about prervious prima beef Hams quiet. Cut Keats to fair d. mould. Hams Mgt Baton very quiet. Lard very Srm at 1 1 3%5P22 1 . Butter quiet at mr.fr ror Lhio, anti 27m2.56 Mr State llama steady at tOPSM4 New York Cattle Market. New Torus, July II —The talent for cattle at all the yards this week am as follows: Beef cattle, Brat quality, pot 18, 816A0@_,17; fair to good quali ty, 6118111; common quality, gl1@l2; laMtiOt VW' ity, 810@M Cows and Calves', first 'quality, per head, 0'0690; ordinary quality, giMegTO; common quality, 16006 D; interior quality, $lO4OO. Sheep and Lambs, extras, per head, 11,60 f" prime goal ity,SAA47,6o; ordinary quality, 440,5 N common quality, WO. Inferior quality' 114 loyyBl Boo.l. •Bwtne h m " cd7uln. lOp f: V e w r stil po l u' lh, itig V h 7 t itr a short supp y of 'Beef Cattle the market has as sumed a more animated and buoyant aspect, and We decline of I,kieto lest week was neatly over. cone. The Cattle were of a fair average Quality and they went off quick. nearly a 1 on Monday, at the advance acted, to rollick we conform our quo. Cations Mach Coes ars Mewl, at ouriotationat Veals were In geed demand at lull • ohm' and I.ambs were In good demand and higher twines were realized. Hogs ~.yrere ahm active and Ao Me h l: for all grades. ' stocks at all the yards for this i k arrd ia lalt ek were as follows Allerton't Yard-2.01 ves, al Cows; MI Veal Calves, 179 Steep and she At Bergen'e—els Beeves,6B Veal Cave. At roarning'*-4.89 Beeves, TO COWS, 112 Veal Calves, Mg Sheep and Lust'. Ws-43 Beeves, 9 Count 7,0 a. Sheep and slain Sh and L Iva 800 IN OZI . 1 8 P V At O'Brien'.- —.. /3COM, 9 Cows, 1.,... __teep 0,,. Lambs. At Chamberlain -.Tes, I:8 Cows, 356 Veal calves, 4,025 flh and Lambs. At -- 403 Beeves, 400 Veal Calves 800 Bleep and Lambs. At loos of :WI streot, near ad-10,503 Swine. Total Beeves, 4,075; Cows, 88; Veal Calves. 1./88; Bleep and Lamba,ll.7Bo; Al Ms, 10,603. Total last .4 11 week—Beswea r d,4l4. Cows a 8; We tl Calves, 1 ,w3 1 ; Sheep aml Lambs, 1 1,515. New York Steel d Money Market. - - -- - . - New Yo July 11.—,Mormy easy and steady. Gold minion decided pane, opening at 140, de. alining to , and Government bloc active an* Arm Stark, strong.. tlflld 1 4 . 8. Sixes 411 CoNoons, 407%; do. 0-M Coup es, 105E0 O. S. Ms 1040 ons STX,I 'lmam NOUN 7-304, Id series, 103; Ohlo and . Mirrifalppl Mates, 284 Canton s 41; Owe berland prefe ,4041 Quleksiiver,64; New York Central, be; IPata, 13%; Atkoitio Mall lid; Eel., n 4 .; preferred, 81; Hudson, ill; Pitt. burgh, 96 Chlalfla an utj=,l2, o z ck Fortc .d lY t l = o ,4 7 4. Stocks Meow. Erie, 83%; drams, Ill; 1111 note Central, 118%; Pittsburgb, 78%,; Fort Wayne, KO; Prairie Deckles, 41; Canton, 41%; Cumberland, 45; grackeilver, 60% Cincinnati Market. Onsinewski, July 11.—hove and in good demand sales of into obis, at 5,16 for common tO good impart:me, and 88450 din for Extra. Glum—Wheat firm for Bed, at gide, but. thus offered. No awoke fn Uom or Oats. Wniani—At tkOd, with gi limited Mu m& Puornsuras—rirm,• hien Pork sold et Moo. Bulk Moats held at Heidi et the oiose Lan:Meld et 20c; Country sold at 19X,c, delivered where made. Sugar-outed Hems are Scarce sad 114•4110131 1°102,00; Plain Llama, k11gg22,00. GualsilUZlV-.PISM and prices culchatured. Moans rdaniuM—Easyi Gold, iffifyl33l,4.. it has been raising hAideli the afternoon. Chicago Market. Orncsoo, Jult;ll.—Fl.osArttee and advanced W M add ; at pa for Sp ri ng Extra Oasis—Wheat, 51,1 %r for No. 1, and 05091 s for N 0.7. Corn advanced• Wes at 680600 for No. .1, and its l 4es4a far No. X. Gat 'dull sad deogne4 to{{ ales at 41Wei - I limalrin—Enzady. arose--11roat Moss pork, SACO ; Zorn:me Near, 01,00, Ronspra—Plour Onoo Dbl."; WIL eat, C 4,003 busk; Corn, nag* do,_. 0+4,43,030 do. 13.1,sirmsfa—nrors. 6.100 07,010 Do; Corn, 100,1100 doi Oats, 119,0r0, Oswego Market. °swum, July de n ted 11.-Tnotra-ngedi PAS'M... , ' o , 'Zik tor We. I Chicago, Mtn= wining IMP 8,60 for Whitey and sB,7kra,ol for doable illtrat oindhig common at 111416. Gitase-Wharrt nllll mei bet=o. 1. liVie ming, SI,My red Ohio, MX; MI ad, MAC Mni MO bstab white Michigan at aim, orn &milk...* Dlinolir at 1940. Oats Mined at rt!o, Whieh le aboTs bulbs masts. .OAvAx. rdzanste77iMirt $ 9 0 411 e1 Wheat, 440 th_Naw York. Lau , btatAbest. „Waal Exx aoo busti.Witestl . ' tjavinarro-V7 : EP Ma 111 at. , .. • Flllhdelpai. Mane& , 1 - Pilizattainta, Jul UL T Ec ti l g a .,F l Oor sit-. . Inn; New VOltilaritAgY an Nod laadlA, Alatto 111,800. aro oasaatocd to .otO toe aaLe, , Ora 1113 4 - M4 141 !, 1,2 !C In il t ° M. ' Gets am at woo. • ~._,_ -PsTßoiarit- ,l llxmi Crtaii - impFlygo, Banned in bad dtKeiMlCaree "111213a_ .. 'Yrtastrr-D*l otl2,lsamm. .. , , .. -atbinii • 81,,iiiii . . 1 ' NOW loncrA=l.-.The atiOWini r .4t he P-s o4 tait Pa MI St o l tlinedaMicliMirrr ri ts. iti'itiMmg, 14 • p ff li- icaor....v4 - Li c a,....._ ...t, •,.„..‘ - :., -.,_- -- - - - - T's=r7"i vidliarldflpaiii *eft Oconw fi t. Sri dun ma,: RVKM:IOI‘. VP CLEAN a CO., germ Miz-cgaiseia-th No. IS Fourth St.. rettsbuirgti. gra nt. received to PAR FONDS and criTit, Ifkillootioke =Melo all parts of the United States. Bay and NU at inarket nu.: U. H. a per mg. PM, Bonds; U.B. do. 640 that U. S. S per amt. 10.40 do.; U. S. • pa oat. Certificates Indebtetinesi Noll 13.8.1,ft Tremolo , Notes. nes , elm Bin WI SELL ON COBIIIIISSION at the New York, Philadelphia, and Pittshursh ikaaade ta.e. ..f Govemstait N SW:unit., tocksrlkitula. Gold rN ill uaoKsss , AND BARIORIBP BOARD (coassorse ft 108/Don, irarais k Ok) TIMDAY, July 11, 1941. 013 . 6 tsk'd 0.111.1P1,1924 105 63 936 bO U. S. SMOG Thirtie5_......_.._...99 to 99 99 U.S.Ten Forty Sonds.----- 99 16 O. S. Oertilicstes. -- 93 6.1 Oold 124 v 3 --- Pittsburgh Fs 09 00 70 09 Ocainellayille S. B. Stook, 960 • Oonne. R. H. Stock,. Pltta at Stattbenvtlle B. R. •-• • . Allegheny Ni.a Bank Fourth Nat. Bata Peoples' Nattenal Bank.--.--lm tar Acme MigM;iga Volumnt. (Many Bah Cleland. ..- Marry Buns 311.-8e1e..--.. Merry Bun a Pittsburgh— ..... Merelaate Mc .bob Marry Hun.-- biturrity Cal 011 Basin, of I.lllalitelphls Ciredi t Chem Bun Union Lutrito - Gold and goVernmeaSe both arm, the ibrmer opening In BeW 'York ararket at 140, but falliagor ono-half per cent. 'Batted States Bonds rose about the same gore, and are gaoled as follows : Bonds 1.07 t Five Twarrtlem, OB%; Ten Fortim, WI; Oertillcales' 00%. Baying rata In our market abOut one-hail per cent lower than the short, rates. Th. nook market lo renr MAL d. few bldi for /lank ahares at a amalladv.ce. SID for Fourth National, three per cant ahoy* previous quota tions. Sll3 for Second National. Citizens offered at 85—no Lida The quotations for olkshares varies Little day by day, and the change Is usually to low= rate. Oolumbla has not yet touched •hard pea:. buyer. holding off, and aellen slowly conceding lower figures. Rates Ude afternoon 24 WWI, 26 uked— sales early to the day at 28. What the morrow will Wing forth, who asn tell 7 Money continues easy In spite of , g -Isis bills," • ol the Immense amount pouring tot. Uncle Sam's Revenue Office, on Fourth street, to •trspe of IU- • • se and innorme returns. —ln the suit some time pending sg New York, to test the right of the Internal Itaretrue Asses sors to tag brokers, on sales of their own prop• erty, Judge Nelson, one of the ablest legal minds to the country, on Saturday decided agativt eh rlbl. co other wards sealant the govern merit and in favor of the brokers. In. noticing the decialon the hew York World indignantly re, mark,: •' he equity of placing the broken on a better ft mine thenother eltltenn le not apparent.• What have the brokers done to entitle them to beeome a ease privileged to nape payment of the townie' venue tan an sales exacted trout those who are not brokersl Again, Brltiah and German Impor term, having their capital In gold La roarope. are In the habit of eelitng their OHM of exchange direlt to banking drum, and on them talcs they pet no tax to government. What have these foreigner. done to entlge them to this freedom from • tax on their sales of bill. of exchange exacted from American at/renal" —The import entries of the past week at Few York amount to f 2,780,792. as agalnet the total en -tries of $1,e67,432 same week loot year. The ex port clearances of domestic produce amount to g 1,791,233, against 1.5,924,727 same week last year. The export of specie amounts to $29,858, against $456419 name week last year. The customs for the week are 61,437,206. The receipts of cotton, soutertse and by railroad, are Mrfel ba ea The number of emigrant passengers arrived during the week l 410,4. The Crops. The Missouri Repubiscan of the ith eys that Use reports of the crop prospects from bilasouri sod Illinois is upon the whole highly favorable. The present splendid larvegt weather 'wLll enable ►ll homers, who can command the necessary &rowan of labor, to secure their summer crops in the beet condition. Wlteathas suffered from rust, butito what extent cannot be fairly determined till the grain to threshed. A large breadth of land had been appropriated to Ito cultivation; and It maybe presumed that, after making all proper dedr.ctimu on account of tide mischief, the product will he above the average. Barley war extensively vise ter killed, and will furnish bet a meagre yield. lips te a very ItOod crop. The gran crops hare been most luituriaat and the yield unusually abundant. The 1.01133eC0 dads look gully, and the promino corn, though much of It was planted late wee nen ex better. We may close this brief summary with the remark that our garden. were never more rec luse In their supplies than they have been this serumn and that the peach and apple orchards promise toyield far more sbundass .ly than the a wage of the last three or four years. A correrpendent writing from Kokomo to the Indianapolis Journal, says the wheat crop in that county is telow the avenue, the smooth varieties being quite small grained, owing to the fly and weevil. The apple crop le very Ii t, owing theatre Kay float; All other crops good. The wheat crop la this locality, we are told by. our farmers, will prove a Ware. In some lutes. ees hog. have been turned into the fields, the eosin not being worth the labor that it would take to gather it—tVinceniies °aurae. 'We learn that the wheat crop in the neighbor hood of Monroe, which till a short time dace prond.sed an abundant yield, has lately been struck with rust and smut, se that In general not more than half a crop will be realised and la some. In stances It fa not worth harvesting. Host of the crop was cut during past week.—Bloomington die • Republicab. We have been visited by heavy rains, which re tard harvesting and tanning operations generally. The larger portion of the wheat has been =tend shocked, and the yield will be an average one. Thl weevil Injured the wheat some, but. n t enough to entitle us complain, as the larger portion o{ the wheat was mown early.—{ Randolph County J auras!. We are informed that harvesting to tab region PreiMeting finely, notwithsr ndlwf theonfaveo able weather of the past few day.. Wheat has been somewhat Injured by the rust and weevil, but not so rational, ea has generally peon] supposed.— Meru Republican. The Fort Wayne Sentinel soya the yield of wheat in that Button will not be one-half as large assess ''peeled One month ago. The Mount Vernon (Ohio,) Bannerol the sth • 11:. went out to the "the Chiv Thursday, along thelhusbocton roac, ISLiirrood, through the townships of Monroe, Howard aeil Union, ant returned by way of Gambier. throurh the Town ships ofilarrisou, College and Pleasant: and over the entire route we traveled we did not see a sin gle poor fleet of grain. The wheat. rye and oats never to better. The corn Ls coining on thiely, and there will be an abundance of peas, clover. flax, an. Our fenders are in excollent spirits, as well they may be. The Anglnite (Ohio) Democrat. says The farmers of our county are now bhaily at work cutting their wheat. Some represent that the crop will be a full average one, others that it is r, damaged by the weevil that the yield cannot exceed half a crop. ninny lial4e here been mate. daily damaged. and some even almost. destroyed, bat we hope the extra yiel4 of ethers will make up the de&Lency .The barley. and rye maple splem. did, and olts cieverJooked better. • The liottston, Texas, correspondent of thaffew Orleans Ficayune o hie Tith ult. lays The wheat crop, wh has been abundant ha tea northern Motion Of the country, is already har vested, but a week's !wither continuance of dry weather Will, it is be.liesed, utterly deaSroY the prospects Of she corn coop. Throughout Shotguns. ties of Panels, Itusk,Chcrokent.noustosh WOlk Grimes, end Harris, which / traversal on horse f back, within the past three weeks, tho prospect of a nck, abundant crop oven wh•re depend. do rain— rein copidue tine speed The earth , e p•reht4 by ihe Win drought, and to many place the °ono has already coma. *aced to wither sad droop. Tats . be a bard trial to the poorer class of entail farmers, whose main reliance is their corn crop. Wool In Obio Buyers and seller• of this staple are apparently no nearertogether than for the past month, sod but little is thing done In the way of sales.] The nominal prices offered range st 600 tho. Thei same feeling seems to pervade all parts of the ii , *try, as will be seen to a sertain extant from sots below Wool—So far but a Wiling lot of wool has been bought this locality, The prim offered la the andi6se, end the mire asked is the. . Farmers hare no disposition to sell for lea and we thin* will not, for some weeks or montlis to come, at least. They feelvery easy and independent stout it, sad think they can stand it as long as manufactures can,r[Salma Itepublloan. Wool—There ls little doing to the wool market here, for the reuse stated hj last week: The • Halted States Economiat, of the.24th nit ,In tug of the wool market in Kew York ameM. activity haa been the Merano: of the the e the • present week. But endleaa inquiries shoat per. of new croel)both by rammtecturera and 't has been Meares? of blahs:as: , The buyers ban are effirtn honk 45 to lam though but little Is cOnt• log Norwell' Reflector. wool,l'ar thin los t. to as yet no open. tug of th* wool market. The Omen hare ne both to Crowd forward their dim buti. Mss ale and willing te owing • littl e loop!. to infineneedlrytheadelaory oatmeal odo i n x t ,: lteo scoop Wu la certain, wool has mit ad. AViMr allennol since the season o She re crelthire are as for ea at flint, awl the buy en en few. So far , as any price Ina be "Itsbed, It apetlad. , Tha "We of wool rewire: Ise far, is Wahl the .113 at an memo of gatelte. • Philadelphia Muilret74lol7 10 tiltritswelmidart am Mull sad lt halif with mom Pniaaaa, bat .tirsiampaAta Army mod. orate Bata offoo boA Odes= prleatab at "Ale Pet bush ..tfilitat asap_ Ira 'gutter It 1,1134 Ayala:al* MIMI to TN par bah for 017 and GM Akoa halt 1/I[o..maca tom, melt Orkto neorrafeial for fallow. PM Weird gotta' gala Ara tlimdf... Wes, o -Irma falms trade jC.4. atdfeYt°4li. V eir "' IVA - of P®aaaadObloatilimpµs. TursuaT, Jaly 11, I - 20. Theta is eery Littie mo . racent to record Inn y or the leadzng commodtties, and no enettial change to wake to quotation. Gb LlN—Wheat Is quiet, and without easage; small Wes from wagon at 111.3051,23 for prima lied and White from wagon. Barley, no I.r.assetlons— Rye, ditto. lints moderately satire but unchanged; Sales on track at Mt, and from el.nre at 35.11500. Prime Corn. wli 1 le to ::gbt JuPPIT , may be quo ted at 76P100. 1 . 1 11,—Thetv ft Au, the 1.).0er market worthy el notice. Silt) of bet, it:els Eaten nt la. a:so, tm sales of Ext.:n Fnm.ty nt It t?rl and moderately stunt en um ....... .• Dittinue la, for sth, alder, 1•114, fur Sill., 214k . 1111.4 fur Plata Him.. and iv• CV- , for Sugar Cured do. Lard la quoted item nt 1944,4244, 43.541 firm: Hatt at 22. Ellll3-11,..11 and le bill pimply hut tisehanded; nud innles id 3 )1/). , W. R. at 14,16, nod 50 x. :line or h. nt 20. ^:pt • talc .0 'apply num:. 111.17Elt— quiet—Ll:it little nrrli :a, and net very much irantol. Small sites of reick d ed 41180 204 prime Roll Is held hasher. iIAT--01,1127 to light receipt, nod • vary light elipply, the market in arm an prices higher. Sales at Beale, to-day at 8184723 per ton, as to quality. BEANS.—In good •apply and demand exeeeed lngl7 light. Small sale. of prime White at 11.60 per hush. SEEDS--Oceasionel small ”les of Ylemseed at p—oothles doing other kinds. POTATOES—St Oral! Pr at 4;2 ore selllal to • email wey from store at 4;2603.60 per bal. PITTSBURGH PZTROLEIJ.I4 MARKET Toaaosr, July 11, 1615. The market for Orode was leas satire today, and, beyen , alleged weaker. but at the lame time there Is no essential change to make In quotations —21621 , 4, bertels returned, and, 2 g 2014, barrels inoluded. Sales of 200 barrel. at 21; 223 at 2134, and KO barrels at 2114. The receipts continue tot a eine- barrel reported to-day, and the ly on the wharf le remarkably small. There we come inquiry for low gravities, say 40842, totit URI ungnatel y, there appears to be little or none of this particular deacription 1n market. Relined, In bond, la hardly no brd.k,but the nook in best hands Is light, and prices remain unchanged. Sale of IWO barrel. "Nonpareil" for immediate delivery in PLdledelphia al 02%; and 1200 barrel. "Hutchinson" brand—on Monday—name terms of delivery, and BM. prior. Free Oil Is quoted quiet but firm at 04046. No movement In Menthe or Residuum, am yet, sad ao change to make in quotation.. PI7UOLEUM IgTOCIIS IN PHILA. 11132= Sp e-. 1.0 Dtzpatah to 1). Pttlaturgh Gmatte. PHILA.:MI.I , 9M, Jul, H, I. The mrsket was Int=ler for Pettolecnasteeke tb-day, Dee wlnbout any material change to ezasyt Ineryle Shade which• decline , / 1%, per stuns, Over the htehezt eclat reached yuteluoy. nial3ell brought 334; MoUllatook, 116 Egbert, 1%; Caktwell, 1N.,;. Curtis, Juncrclon, 3; Maple Khan, 10341 Mango, 2; Wts Penn, 1,31; Walnuele land. %; Tionesta, Et; Keystone, ipannYard, flle Tick, I. PETROLEUM STOCKS IN NEWYORK.. Special Divatott to Western Proms. Petroleum Steck. quiet Asa eteady to•dey; Ful• ton, 1100; Webster, 276; berry Ras, 33; Bushanare Farm, 83; Hrytlrlelt, 230; t.ceenle, 195; Hxleker• troGker, 25; Tack. ISGermania, 51,1i1gbaate; G 3; Mt, Vernon, 1,00; 011 Creek, 7,50; Ryod Puna, 1,94 Southard; 141; 01,10, 25,00; United States, sarcr. NEW YORK 'PETROLEUM MARKET% tpecial Dispatell to Weston, Trus. Nair Yoga, July /1, MA . Petroleum dull; no ening.. Small eales of eieulli et 3334; Refilled ed. 5.7,58)‘; Free la held at Main. . ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET' Reported Expressly (o Plttsborgli Gazette ALLuoIIII3I (Ivry, July II .I.Elea. CATTLE—There bee berm sought reaction la lib market this weak, and instead of the dullness end depression which have both the leading features of the market fere/reeks path, there was considerable activity maniterted, and eolith% advance In prices was ertabilsherL The Improvement above noted easy be attributed to the fact that the supply cm sale was unusually light. being estimated at about eight hundred thed, together with an Improved de mend for thapmeat. tthippere bought pretty freely In anticipation of no Unpreeement in the eastern markets, while our butchers took kohl rather gin garly,thot feellemdleposedtoencourthe an advthce intpriees. It should be borne in mind, however that but little cmilblence tho be pithea In the mu ketend It is hardly probablerthat the improvement this week will be =stained neat week. Usually an advisere in pd., has a tendency to increase the supply •of cattle the week ballowtng, and if this should be the ease neat week, U is altogether prob. able that there loth be a regular "break down " SHEEP —Receipts light., bus as the demand to limited, the market. may be quoted steady without any material change ih price. Some few small lots were retailed to botcher. at Sabo perpound, as to qUailty, and Vast:Latta wholeasled 106 laud to Em eriti, 6, Co. et be. The demand for shipment ap, pears to have satishied somewhat, and, conse quently theta was but Miler done aside Prom re tatting. BOGS—Supply light, demand fair and market steady, though wittimit decided Outage co to to pram Vannattawbolesale6 •0 head to Emeriti, IL Co. at 0%; and Emeriti, k Co. report having re. Wiled at 9010, as to quality. Reis & Co. retailed 62 head of good to extra II tole Steers .1,6%0734; and wholesaled 61 head ex tra Illinois steers, a ver.ging 1225 lbs, at 7/so. 19 head fairish Ilanole steers_ to Kerwin st 4; a Blair & (inky wholesaled to Myers & Bro, ahead of fainsh Illinois steers et 614 John Kerwin retailed XI head at and wholesaled IS bead fall Ohio• stems to Mylire & Bro. At St,e, Campbell wholesaled to 81rwIrt le head of &W -WI Ohio Steers at Or, Elam & Crouse who head of Light Mi non steer., to Runyan, averseins lOW lb• 6 %. Kahn & Greeds/raid wholes/del 54 bead Of se Southern Ottletdoers to Myers& Bro. at 7y,,l retail ed ea 0,“ 0.5126)4 , Laderta. X, Blass retailed - 24 heed common to good at S And • hipped 43 head EW- A. DI. wholesaled 10 head of commonish Ohio stock to Kahn h Greenwald at 6).1. J. Scott sold to Sheathers 11 head of commonish eta* et 145 per head. C. W. Montgomery wholesaled to RotettUds Good 711 head--of good Illinois steers at 118,45. B. r. Cannou wholesaled to Greenwald & Kahn head of fairieh stock at 6. Dent wholesaled to Myers a Bro. RI head of &Is iah Ohlo stows, averaging. ll6w Ihs, at 6 , 4. Marks fr-Trasmarto wholesaled to Wm Rota t 5 head of goal Illinois steers at &y; 19 head to M oms at 634, and retailed. 67 head at Tram 04 got, L Potter sold 91 haul of oocomon stock to Meteor at O. u. liuttvort nttatlett 73 bond of Ohio stock Ist totiKi• Army Awards at Louisville. sno.a. Stout b. Preston, MooLutetl.. +lmmoAu. No taken. Olibrerd AL.— ROA, 11 Ferguson a Son J Peters ea Cio, Louisville .--...1CD0 Obis. le, 60 J Wright /50a,,Z015011e0n....—....1000 0b15..5 05 .1 G.l+llllol L 5.40, 51adlsou--- 4590 btils.,s 75 'Wool In llHalpin There Is apparently no change. Tbegueebtir of Eastern wen le largely es the lacrosse, but they ore ell of nne mind. and are Industriously stoat:gad , to talking down the prizes. They represent that ace liethe nightie the market will best, but will • give s little wore for exert lota. rtrienee—already at t04C560. Usk - ream...At this voile the tegbast. enure has been palate any place In the butte, competition h►dng run it tut week to 58a fax the best. It Is now more quiet et 608550. Ctsweve—Wool Is coming I.D rapidly. The price range. from 47 to Mc. Yrenaatr—The wool market 10 quiet at cage Se. Met little °Carle& Iliancuskilan—The range is WON, Only mull clips sold thus far. Total solos may resokloo,ooo Il4.—(Detroit reticule. Philadelphia Cattle Market. July 10. '1 he cattle market es we hare noticed for .ward weeks -continues vary dull awl prices an. rather lesser. i2OO head arrived and,aold .t from te..Wie , ie for extra, 14121.6 e for fair to good, and 128120 per lb for 111191 Mun, ite to qua lity. Mean—The market le dell and 'prima, have (ellen otr. len band arrived aeui told at trove 6%agl!..te per lb, gram Lambe are Balling at trout 4446,50 per Demi, at to quality, Urtgo—Prisse are tattier , better; 200 1%0.4111(4d at the diretent yards, at Item $12.1.214, the Ice pottode, Dot. Cove—tgedltine 153 head sold at frato up to 650 ca cell, and 11.90 up Po per bead for cow and calf, mato quality. Combleary Awards at Chicago. The followlog swards were mule 011 Saturday, by Caputo Ciao. W Campbell, Comtssary of sob. eistanee at this post. J. W. Doaoo a Co., AO:01bn 'green ooffee et Atttahel, to/Xolba floe salt at lallia. F. A. Thataam,l,so3 gal vinegar, at WM. IMPORTS BY RAILROAD. r I , 777seraon, Foe? WATER 6 C.61:16400 H. 6. July 11—M00 arpeaa bulk luau, EEI layers& 0.01 10 bbls whisky, H W Beli1102011t; I our map Iron, Floyd & Inoski l bbl ens, .1 Floyd & ooLl bbl tar eon, Oran • Belton I bbl era, I bx hams, I.Xlrlr, pattiak & Bunt ear lumber, J 0 Bider care oil I,l3l4:Jae.Wllkius; 2 Cars wheat, I 8 Liggett & co; 2 Itbda tobacco, J A Mazuzle; 15 bbli clay,ll. II 001- Hog 1 tot tobacco, Baird • Pattonts hlida biums, 6 Ica beef, 4 II Tow end, too ham.Vilnox • Parker. Mirekt•ala. arm Prim:mean J 11••• 190 aka arrest, Hitchcock, HoOreol7 col hush do 610 Ilta Knoll 67 mate, pap ma, HD , 80 bqn , HabeayA Vueorden 111 bela arr P, itysdlay, 0a dry goods,lkoZiroy,Dlakeo au Im lx3la'paper, Pitta Paper 00, Ohio dour, B Liadaarjr Am • • , , A.teeassor Savoriox,_ Juls 11-1. ear 1 bet_, D Patterson; it do do, MOW •' Hit; 6 p deb. 16 dozes fruit esa Soo Oratitt PICA oat sal. B Hyatt tdd 161 - aka leant, D 0111: mars 0A ualurthtirj-94Aulte filteenoaa, soli it; arimmtx. C. DA.aUbTog!, aged so guru :The Cunard will take ,plaaaaa two COCIDdE tips 014{ 11 114 1 0 AVlrii"".ll9ll the I=3 of Illis.l9l4AAM, Ilro;_in abaltlaleld ' ED . . . • Masai a nd DI Masai OI DlO . DAdlgaranagente. guitylardted to %Das& - - - t • • , i larage.TtaidigiltDi'latitt gel Walealltr., 14Di= It, html iosr et David IL Mawr * ,Inik.Viidagaageddiaaeatuaand DAM.; •,,.. Zdeadsid Ova dad, at, •reaDaadadl 1* 'Mild Ume tagged on lekaisioAi • IA 4 a Weak, DOM Idiplildivalidall% a IMI Pala AMU CHAMPION OIL COMPANY Producers of Crud. sad Morostorturets of Befinal Carbon Oil. Benzine andLnlxeinating WOEHI3 OPPOSITE S (Mice No. i 9 BAND Meet, PITTSBURGH, Pa Sapl, BREWER, BURKE dc Co., quivimrtsstori Globe, Pacific and Liberty Oil Workil LDerel oalla sOvotwes moll. On Refined or Crude Petroleum. OPr. DUQUESNE iCh Y mild HANCOCX Sta., /CAM I- IFAI.L.AOI WALLACE & CURTISS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, CRIME AHD REF= PEMOLIIIN, asrantx Al D LUBBICLUTNO ou.s. No. ISO SOUTH WIWI/EA PHILADELPHIA, PL aar - Starage capacity Mader cecina for ACM barrels. Also ear-ellen% facilities for shipping to American and Porelsh porta, at our trhad on the Schuylkill River, near the platform of the P. R. It STANDARD MROMMI RZFINERY. CLARK 4 SODOM Work., sad Orate, OOLLIRS 021oe In llitetnargh„ 24 WOOD STREET These week. Imre the largest ea padty In th. country. The brand stand/ the h4liest In this country and la Europe, tot quality did the test, and the oil L ;red trmall seasoned herr.* prepared especially for export. Manufacturer. ofTfOILERS, STMLE, TANKS, And ThaI:LOVED BORING TOOLS for 011 Wells. BONDED WAREHOUSE OF Pbenlx Waiehonsing Company, loot of HAITI° h PLAI.ILLSON Sta., Brayll.l7a, REITNED PrEBOLEVZI, La Tanks ;nod Borels. So, Cllranian. Ofnew N.. 63 BEANS STEXES, N.. Tort. wee-4 No. 1 1. it"LAIII NT., NittabEareti. I PONYCIRDING dIrD C 0.72111 5 .310, MERCHAST, pan DEALER DI 01113 ELLIIROMILTIRG, LUORIOASITEG, CRUZ% PETROLEUM OILS, nn, ttnistacray on hand and for sale at ate !open market paws. Oonstos marts sod orders solicited. stmem i pMEB IRWIN 100., Oil of Vitriol and Aqua. itannonia. =man No. 15 NUMMI= St.. It W Anna. Ti[ ARENG it KING, Awl deslan in Hefting =Sedalia No. 12 MARKET CT. Malmo It. JAMBS WILKINS, WIDE AND =TED OILS .1/Vmeek. Duquesne WinyyPtiatstit ,arts 3pocial attention green to Os, SALE Ai VD SHlPM.batex T OF PETROLEUM anAltnecatet ta. Oonsigninente respectfully solicited. Pittsburgh Acme). for VENANCIO OFFI. Al Oil TRANSPORTATION COMPANY, Air POST OFFICE BOX 141 LUCENT €'IL WORKS. DMICAN, DIJITILP &CO.. nsrrnorotna 01 Pure White Relined Carlo• Oils. WhL MURRAY cL CO., Commission Merchants , and dealer. in ()RUDE AND KEYMED PETI to LIMM, ESPIZINE, Wn laua lacllltlu fat attabag ail and ea AY Wang:owe sod elan I.3QITESNL , WIIOI, I ear Hand street. Pittsburgh. api.TA—a WILLIAM TITS °RIO!. OIL REFINERY LITE Q LAVEL'S. (Socomers to , SestlA fr Patten.%) Oil Rettaisra and dealers in Patroicrinc.,.Bcoa trio, Lubricating and Paint OM. Onico, No. 7 11.1,NOOCH ST .REP fatnnic Pittabiugh, P a. Ith STOCK B.—The tuideredgned • will aim particular attention to lliepurchaset nd sale of Stook, of ALL B33LIABLF llompari I ta►tte buyers and sellers to call. 160,000 IDA 14.310 011 WELL STEAM ENGINES —I am : repated to furnish STEAM ENGINES, So lauds improved of fonoil welts and otter par. Cu the 'shortest notice. Having different pew, on Easton nn hands. wed finishing others, thee Dub ern terse steconmorated wit 4 almost any size wa4l 4euLl t teatYlith eed, - between Meohards and Harrigan dinners PlttibuWitr'intNe. 10,000 gall. .2.243 IMMIM:1 Mt= Ib. .840 COUGH NO MORE. AN IV ,1111114[11111It :Lt. 11).4 STIONCLAIIIPo ram.l.l.yl.lJOlls COccG, naLsein Ix warranted to wars tharittoa Oe'rta Roarseners, Asthma, V7hcop Laig (rough, bo,a Throat, Oonsumption, and Ni &tractions of tha Throat and LIMO. For as= rats . . Gorwral Dap* ara, Muth :tee. AU the IS l M63san s as& press reorenenta DB. STEI -CHOLER& till =au as It L t o =vcl f, fa Dtarthasa sad W a ba%, Stinstuara and Oarm iLu staa aind t ti srarranhest to erect %warm hare Med. For late >p Geneoct, Masi Fourth street, o=, O. STIIIIMEWITYS PILE REMEDY. DR. Frnioximnrs PILE RwfwwlEY hos oared thousands ol tbe worst cases of Blind and Blending Piles. It gives honsedlate relief, and af. feels a porn:Anent ease. Try It cllsoeLly. Itile was ranted to cure. For sale by all Densest& General Depot., Bug Fourth street, Ornwinnatf. 0. Dvapepsia, Ilervammie, Debility DH. GIEIGIELADD"3 TON O. Wigan reecaatataul MOSS Cantring wHb ion Wrla t teni b =y, c'r to Im=sd rvownm bt Toni It la • vegatabla prat:oration, tree from Ma and liquars;ll stranitbena whoa nervous nk It meat= a good appetite, and is warranted to and Nervous De. ct i rn man tale by GEORGE H. K bilit EYS y ER. Pittabatatt. R. E. SELLERS • JON. FLEMING N. IdeOliallitth a OG., 17116111.1.13 SUPER. J. M. FULTON. oattl7ebemet. (11a). A. ILELLT, A.Ueitasety IVTADAME BM:MEM., PROYESSOII 45 L OF MIDWIFERY, who has ra treated all diseases of bomber for thirt east be, consulted as vast, -10 kyasEy , New York, or by . letter, Mule= mkt by =IL Ladloswbo revers a sofa end remedy for removing otetruetiameas rob man hex coktbrattellefalltbla French Female Ffo, to restore regularity/A majdm a w d ir tz . aderakot,,_but obstinate sane QUO yr toxir reotre,ia fOtleri a thek Do. WWI weever Wore sind beat n. whoa M,Rf, - boa. GM ob at NO, Lit ClhaMbera Wawa. Wow Tack Oily. or Mel by wail *Rh fall lastroetiona,h7 eddreearks Sok Ina .tiCa let Tw at it Foot litteas - CoPpitht aseurfok iaid t r nil ' lll4B arera ri raillan sad. ,GMestli siwor mak= AmMtred tra Oin t nalimag 71 7 6 aulthrlaid r " OILS. SC. " n trIMBY S. 0 0 ., COMMISSION RIE6OIOII. ifc. lab SOUTH WATER ST., CHICAGO, dire ipethel eitealion to pornhoeiter Flour, Grain, Provision* - Sc. For Nader* sooount B. F. QUIMBY GEO. T. BROWN. iebsie ovaries I CARD. =El=l AHD Mt - PROVIA TS, E=l3=l .1. H. 1103.A.516111 No. PH FOURTH STRZET .VII.EIIII. GROCEI l';ilt,ilC GE, IC T. C. JENIMis Commission Merchant. sae x„. xe Pa. er ir LAD PURCHASING AGENT. prrrssinuau, Dealer to Flour, Grata, Sandi, Butter, (Arose, Fruit% and all Farm Products.enrol. Fem. In a ll romo 3lllVlrfulted) LVOV' C) 1044 Also, Prompt attention _toemmigtorapt. .4 eormorpoodqppg, Weekly co Churento . cot to Cooointopi. .T . 4r4 .4 CloosVotootas Bollottet seiTuplaw• W. D. PATTERSON, ADAM AMNION JAMES JOHNSON. JOHN SOHLELIaii PATTEBSON, AMMON & 00., Commission Jflerchatas, Grain and GENERAL PRODUCE DEALERS, Bros. MO and 882 PENN STREET SarAt's Nei& 'haling, &Mate R & P. 'IL B. Belot apely .JAA. A. 21111J1133, J. fl W. 111/ITLOW- ...... ... HERRON & Co., Corner of Penn and Wayne sta. CA ciaroVe aroma,) I' 1TT51348.03, PA.. GENERAL. COMMISSION MERCHANTS For dm purchase of GRAIN of all kinds. Also, wholesale dealers to BALED HAS. Western dealer, will find it to their advantage to correapand with too House, as we have ender faellltlea tor Storage, and putting goods into tkds and Eastern Market' than most of dale= la We cep. Thu best of dip reference, even when required. Jae and I b i rß it ZN 4 7 . '& AIUMB, Commission Merchants, Flour, Grain and Produced De SECOND ST, betarees Wood fa Smithfield. 11-1 y PITTSBURGEL P019126...1N0. AILLII-.61M . 10:11 AL. BUZ? AILD pOTTER, AMEN it SHEPARD, COMMISBIOIki MERCHANT& PareWs wad Domes*le Pratte. Flour, Butter. Cheese, ESBs. Botatees. end produo• generally. o. MD __STELST, Pile Opposite Paumger Depot, Pittaburlth. W. W. JORDAN....e. 130.5LA51Y31....J. H. TOWISLI... JORDAN, HOLaabTEB. a 00., ComergimoUnv Xerchants, for the sale of FLOT‘iILAIN HAT GRASS SEEDS, tam), Btrrr 2:004, °Hirai AB , PLES, &a., ke. 264 LLB TT STREET, Pitt. ur bgh, P. References—Head & Macrae, Pittsbu rgh; Wth sos parr & 00., Pittsburea a Viluyd R. EL JACK, Nos. 1 and 2 Diamond, .peul WILKINS LINHART, (Svocramen To DIAOICEOWE 4 LailtAST,) JEFLCIM7II. eiti CA-Fl-.213:MT, Produce and Commission lietehant, telly N. isi Liberty tt.., Pittaburgh. D. D. !bog 13UOLITTLE I PECK, General Commission Merchants, Pos. 63 and 10, Water street, Pittsburgh, Pa. ‘ „Lor the sale of Flour, Grain, Cheese, Butter, Dried Fruits, Provisions and Produce of all dada. All orders for Carbon Oil filled at the lowest mar. bet One. 4111a - Coludgumenta solicited. SZASX. 9.A.11 0-020131. p.ALBLEY & VAN °ORDER, Produce and Conuntalon Merchant% Warehouse, No. Liberty at., Pittaborgh, Pa. Wholesale deal ers to Butter, Ottawa, Lard, F,:ak Port, Bacon, BeanX Tallow, Feathers, Broom, Potatoes, Hom tny, Dried Fruit', Green Fruits, Onions, Flour, Groin, tilover Seeds, Timothy Seeds, Flax Seed., Goo and Poultry. P attention siren to Produce Consignments. joie LITTLE, BAIRD & PATTON, Whole. sale Grazers sal Corangssion Mershatits, Seel ers in PRODUCE, FLOUR, BACON, MEESE, FISH, CARBON AND J•A • n OIL, IRON, NAILS, GT SS, COTTON YARNS, and Pitts. burgh manufactures generally, 112 end Ili Sae:sad street Pittsburgh. JOHN B. CA_NFIBLD, Comadsalon and Forwarding Merchant and wholesale dealer In WESTERN RESERVE CITS7SE, BUTT ER _ LARD, PORK, BAOON, FLOOR, FISH, PM AND PEARL ASHES, SALERATIIIL_ LEN SEED AND LARD OILS, DRIED FRUIT, and PiodProduce my -rally, Nos. and HS Frani street,. ttsburgh. CIILP SHEPARD Commission Mer: chants md dealers In FLOOR, EFRIN AND PRODUCE, No. U? Liberty street, Pilla A boalt Choice bread . of Flow for Rakers and Family use constantly on hew& Particular attentlok paid to filling orders for Merchandise generally. ' octe-dly 'ETZER it ARMSTI:ONG, Forwarding and Comraborion Menlanes. for the e 0 FLOUR, GRAIN, BACON. LARD, BUTTER, SEEDS, DRUM FRUIT, ead Produee_geaeratly. No. 16 Market street, carnal. of Pint, Pittaborgh, Rem. feriSsy I.Y. P. TINGE TlOB. lIISTOILELL I'3i. P. BECK & CO., No. 185 Liberty Street, Plttabargh, Pa., Wbalesalo Grocer., Cotatalssian ead.oealers In COUNTRY PRODUCE, PROVINM II&CON LADD, BUTTER, DIOS, ' E, PRO DUCE, FLOUR, GRAD% REEDS, GLUM N AND DRIED FRUITS, &a. atulLlll.ll. jyte SCHOBLAKER 4t. LltNO, Wholesale dealers 111 GRO(EBIES, FLOUR, GRAM. PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, FN Of=ESE, SALT, CARRON OIL, as., Re& 112 1 1 4 wood Street, star Liberty Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. • -• • - • ..... U EAD A AtETZGAR, Grocers and Com mission liferchauls,and dealers In all kinds of Country Produce and Pittsburgh 3.l.anufactur No. :46 Liberty atreet, opposite bend of Wood street, Patwintrib.. apady r. ammo. .1. s Ipe EYMER & BROTHERS, (anecessora to Berner h. Anderson,) Wholesale Dealers in FOREIGN IRVITS., NUTS and SPICES CON FECTIONERY, SVGABS, FIRE WORRSVIa., Rocßoc 12e and US Wood select, above FIRII, " 131341 DWALLACE, Commission Mordant, • and Wholesale Dealer la FLOUR It OIWN, No. alls Llhssty stoma, grits Peansylosasta IL Passsespr Depot, burgh, Pa. Storm* W earner Wayne and Pm-n streoth LIGGEJI I T CO , Oli r kFtOuß• J~ ENG KILLS, raer * Liberty and Adam Pittabargh, Pa. '" .11 4' rbir apaelty, WO barrel. per day. ardl IMUM ATT & WILSON, Wholesale Gro- T cony Commission blerebeths, and deslnq in Produce and Pittsburgh nnuiutectures, No LS Liberty West. Pittsburgh. lIFX. 11118/..117.11C5..... ........ JOB. iratirratruorr. j KIRKPATRICK & BROTRE_R suc u eusaors to Brown & Kirkpatrick, WEIGLE SALE GROCERS, Roa. 1O and te7 Liberty Atraet, Pittatough. J AMES DALZELL SON, Ma=fat>. 'Curers of LARD OIL, sod Conaniuton Me,. chants for the yyurchurt sod sale of CRUDE ARID PETROLEUM, Nos. CO and lo Water axe, Pittsburgh. Advances mode on ccauden. manta. nELEESE WLREHOUBE.-FIENRY H. CH COLLINS, Forward.lm and Conualssioo Mer chant and dealer in CE .I3I3TTEEL LAKE, MR, and Produce generally, No. tit Wood street, shore Water, Pittsburgh. niya JOHN. 1. HOUSE t CO. Whdoeale GB bOEILS AND 0031/111bSI' ON MEM- O PittaUSTS, annex. smitiowd sad Water !treat, btush. ROBERT DA r.rELL sae Grocers, Oormadodoo and 1 Marebsare, sad derdsrs to Produce sod rast. l 7 l a taanatentArea, Ltbarty street, Plttstargb. ISO. TURD 117111. Wt IrLOID IOHN FLOM & - -Wholesale I Gro• U MS awl Ocabmirrion Merchants, Not, =Woad* bail bib Liberty SIMI; ORARLEB L..OALDWELL; (gum= to. Tame. lk RIIBX.P4k_UM. and desk? LA rsonsiorm-oaesat,oB UMW tor AIMS; FL - - 1 10/07 00,"1111CCIMOSS XXI crall m i ntoDv.lbeaet Amp . a e 1... scrity 'Snag Iltrablutt.. TWID BDGERTO Grogailadtkoragarloa Nartisak EltrodattigbaudiMal :acerr surrem.4i.:o.irz.L%na y. - 7iUd3W,BRIPTON 41 , M1Whole Aj-Nis.:l)!!lC!s'l!l`ll.lsl.l2mitalitli., s pAlOl4 Mums t.' ib OM; 'l4ll. llll63a stsrs, X OS Watei li sitast let s BeaLli'OrUi;,) 3 1864 '5. - 13 43M - allaiMili OENTILLL Ft-IL—SUMMER alia worzatrt —ELEVEN DAILY TRAINS. °nand alter DIONELLY, May Elth, tee, trains are the_Depot aa DAT EXPRESS, daily w.m% Sunday, at IS) a. in.. flopping only atprincipal dation% and au1146 direct soaneetlons at SiallttNnarg for New Tot Saltimors and Washington, lUpd for New Torja_Rostonand intermediate points. MAIL AOQUIIIIODATION, daily except Sun. day, n) a. , skipping at all regular stations betimes Pittaburgh and idaniahurg. and making close connection with trains on Pim ..cos Branch, Weal Pra,.. - ,„ i ironio, R,Jsbertsburg and 13-, Sad Sollidarsborg Trrrsvmacta a ram MAIL. daily rept Sunday, at Lan p. stopping at, nearly all the stations between Pittsburgh and Philadel= and tentm& L. s , innection with trains en the burtrit. nR. Hollislaysbarg Branch IL lt, Br and Cleartleld and Bald Eagle VsUSL an es JOHNsTOWN ACCOMMODATION, cept Sunday, at ace p. n. , mopping at motor Ilona between Pittsburgh and Janata and sons at Blaimcilla latersaction with ou Mina Breath soil West Peruasvlsania SE E . PHILADELPHIA =PRESS, daily, at &HI la m- atoppin~ at ',stroll ilanernialla4 wistoma togLanesater,and Dewar =Own. At larg connections oft made for Baltimore, _WaabingtOn and New Tort at Philadelphia, for New York. Hatton and mediate points. SVC:Ws ran ttamodi on. train from Pittsb to Baltimore, Ildiagfthig and New .l l24C Al lentown mum. past doily, except StOtdAy,.llt. p. m., stopping o at Conamaugh. Osi== Altos cm, Huntingdon. Lewistown. in. tampon. won, Mt.J Hatrlaburg. All&tistown. slitratista Usoarrine. Lastasaar. Dow*. ingtown. Al Harrisburg mimeo song are Made tor New York, Baltimore and Washingteniit ',Mat c for New York. Boston, arid lastroitiliate points First Accommodation Train !art./Ws Station mares daily isacept Sunday) at Second Accommodation Train for Wall'. Statloa lava dally tennefd SundAY) ot or a. m. Third Accommodation Train for Station • Sas= daily talcept Sunday) at CMS Fotuts, Accommodation min fat Wall% Statham eaves daily (except Sunday) st ULM p.m. - earommodatton tot Penn Station, leaves at moo p. The Church Train leaves Wall.. Station= . Sunday at Log a. m., ratan:wag leaves Pit at =AO p. m. Retnnalag Thane anivoin Plltaburgh as folloilm Mall. 1.40 a. au =t2fi rOtVY(ft't§tivll =t-_ , Vr!=! IPg?fi3El . . Pittsburgh & Erie Mail 41.150 p: rui Bakinurre Xmas. IDS 3 Third Wail% Station Ammeunodstion— OS p. L p. Philadelpida Express fa p. Fotuth WalPs Station Aseentunodstion 4USP p.lOl Emlitranes Trate.— . . —.. ........ MAP p. as An Agent of the De;ielater Omnlbria Clompanv will through each train belbro rescuing the -Depot,takh up !intake and deliver baggage' o any part o the eisp. Office No. Ore Penn street, open dap and laseit, Where all o=des for the movement of puumgers and beeves will receive prompt s&. Scutum. Baltimore endear will arrive with Phi'Motel:Lb Express at 2.80 p. m- oa Mondays. NOTICE.—In care of law, the _ pa rrywill hold themselves rupee:dale for pairmal baggage only, and for an amount not EOM W. LAgent, At the Pennsylvaals Central Itaaroed se statue. on Lirt.rtv and Grant streets. win PiTT"'•63l6ll4lll WAYNE AL 01110400 &AMWAY ILEOAD. AND OLEYZLAND k EMS- supoia ItA SUMMER ELFOLIN P ORKERL On and after Nay Oth, 1969, taloa Will run en follows, Lenres I For PltraburghlOblnago. 11ovebrut Erprow...— ..... 9.10 s. 0Y 2.10 a. m. p. m. Lid p. 11.110 p. m- BOIL TAXI a. La. For New Oaatlo and Ede ciao. Di. Arrive 4 Plttabtuch—P. Ft. W. a. Q. Railway, L2O a. m., 1.20 AR. m., 11.1:0 p. p. tt,13.311 p. C. It P. R. it —2.16 a. m., P.O p.m,wap. m. .I.OOOXMODAT2O3 TIJSIG Leave .6 1 icghear. New Roches\ New I Menne Brighton ter. Oastle. 'Rooming I vine. 11.00 a. at. LID p. 8.50 p. at. 10.al p.m. Stal BID a. m. • LAS p to SOO so. a. . Antra at ASllaghaay—P. F. W. it O. Saalway, 7.16 m., 1.16 a. m., LUZ a. m., li6 p. m.. 4.60 p. m. and 12.20 m. 0. b. P. 8. - B.—ma m. - • GEORGE PARKIN, Tio t ket L. O=ELEO3. 3 "tt 411.4 A m. 1 . m 916,3 P. L. MYERS, GeogralAn= IDITTBI3IIRGII ANlaigaMlX OONNELLSVILL RAILROAD. SIIMMIat On and after MONDAY, suns 4 linnt Mitre!. will leave the Depot, =on of Eon and Water Canes. N follimar PittabatibTlitab T ga: Mail to and from Vnicmloorn. ISB a. so. 690 p. m. 66 66 Br/press . rAIO p. m. 110 a. co. First McKeesport trecons , a 1190 a. ca. 630 a. m. Second " 616 p. m. 6336 p. m. First Braddock's " 'ZOO a. oa. 810 a. m. Second" 416 p. m. 6:41 p. m. San .ay Mora Trala to and from Dieliempat 1119 p. m. L 690 a. m For Ucludd app ! to 3. MANN, Agent W. B. STOUT, Superintan'L A LLEWIENY VAL LEY BAILBOAD..— Play taka lath, W , WI Icalaving armayamad W ae. MAIL TRAlN.—Leaves Pittabdrgh %OD a m. arriving at Hissoning at 10.00 a. m. UMW }lib tanning at diko p m, arrival at rittanagh v 4/ P. EXPIIESS '" TRAlN—Leans Irdrann ng at ILM •m„ arriving at PUtaburgh 0.98 a.m. Lava PitWu.ro at tgo P. tn., arriving at Itittansung at 1.10 p. m. AtXXHIIIIOULTION Lava Soda Works at 5.20 s. m., arriving atPittabwihat VAS a oz. Leaves Pittaburgh at Aar p. la, arriving a Sods Works at Abp. sa. mita F. WRIGHT. ElManilltdattz& 0718 . 8IISP , A,ILDt SMILPPIJr6. 0' '8 FOREIGN EMOBATION OFF/ LIE YEMSBO3OFI.. PENNA. Passage from the "014 Ocamtry.. The Liverpool, New 'York sod Philadelphia (Its mamda n,) e V Agent here, vice OMDanv beves M e r. Th ppo ompami ted the tndgel tbd deceased, he is now prepared ho bring out Or was home Pesseegerrs hi the Steamers of Isis Line at UNUSUALLY LOW BATIM. The Eiteskiets this fevorite line leave Llverpoolevery WEDN'Ets DAY, for New Tork,ttruching at Q,uoil= ore mocill the fast..W.,aefest, and most The anderalipeid U also Agent for the Liverpoo and Londonii l lma k se of Steamer, leaving Invon M e rmaid& Passengers s sad and 'A lllod so ntis. The steam. ;! en of this Um are buht to tba,stronged =anew. and fundeli choice acconunodetfana for namengen. . He to also agent for TAPSOCYFT'S LINE of seta. hrsted Clipper Sailing Packets, leaving Liverpool ! ter Nwp 'York twig, e week, sad the all , Line of i London Packets, leaving London every ten days. The ships of Tepscott's Lino ism Long twee so. tie for their quick passages end the excellenea the provisions Mrni-W the pasaengers, and their land treatment woola on braid. Phhtlos who wise, heir friends broarlit sot by sailing meals, slur= ! Oal means patronize this um. to California all p redtWed Moo SIGHT 4 DEA...n'S on all parts of for selo at the lowest rates. ma lApply to.. D. O , ITEELL„ °reign En4,1n14.1.531 Once, STEAM WEEKLY TO LITEEt-mit POOL, tousamg st fa.I:7F.INSTOWN,-.121=1 Cork Harbor. the vroMknown Steamers of the Liverpool, ow n NY arA.P.taladclAda Stp Compaay (Mma Lie .) swaying the tr. Die are fatanded to sea sa follows. . VIEMGARAO....— .... Wednesday, Yule 12. t: EDINBURGH Saturday, Daly la. - ., ern OF L.I.DLEISIOK.. Wednesday...lndy -CITY OF BALTEDIORE....Saturday. July 22. d And ovary sueseedlaz Saturday and Wedozsdry, al noon,freas Plat MI, Reath KW= KAMM OW [Male; Payable to gold, or tur equivalentl n comer Met Oardst.. . .103 aorteerage W O3 " to Lomicr... 96 CO 0 to Landow... St 03 . to fbui5......100 03 0 to Pub..... So Or " to Inahnsg- 56 MI 0 to Hamburg.. 57 Oo Passengers also foniarded to Hams, Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp, &a, At equally lowratea Peres from Ltrerpool or Queenstown-Ist ()shine $56, SM. Steerage, s at Thar who with to send for their ftieruls eau buy tithed' ham at these Mel. mother Informa J ion apply_et the thasea.ensos OHN O. IfOrt i m i r i4 Y. ea Ce ir =aeLl E'al = n f=a • CUNARD LI ti 3.-Btoa fiomap t LIVERPOOL LND QUERITSTOWN ho is gold, ar Its solvalent caresnal.. rams NEW raira.u.sta tic= • Eism.mnirieso4 6 Ma9 to zumuslAumnikAArmi, Oftdith6ol4llll4.ll4MninftwW4 l ! ' 11401,1MM,t ZDIVA.B.D 501711 DRY GOODS. - - rso.anusas..noww:aszt-uerp,rae.sula. w•iletK)24, °ABB & Ca, - - (Las imam wal I 3 Wholesals digest la FOREIGN AND Dozim DRT GOODS, Na. IN Wad lines Ws!" ti haws aberis Dlsmood4Der,PUtalmeitti. spa • mterOlfi• MACRUM , &_ C 4). -Whologisl4 Alt and' Retail -Wale*: ta •TRUILIDNGS, 2 1 1 g1 •11DOILIE/UESSaiDSTCHXIDIc=setb, Ur* '3lO. Mut! IS fifth And. litatatUlV & OLYM y Whokssale - `DELY43Mar ril rnacc l-F tta Zto. j'"M. ?zuuo IF - ET .".' ..•Betanalumr onaPiak ' IY. , * nardessasorsaistslio.ol 70B8PF~ HfJßNE.il6o2eae~e = fmd mad ll~+ , DNacJ~~ Ytasrss ' R~~9, D~! "' :._ r:J s 7 _ awe, gm* - x' , ~. Tar Whoa/lag. 2.1.0 a ra L 4 p la altar MONDAY
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