Vitt6'Jurgh Oiazett. WIEDNESDAY, .TITLY 10, IaSS IROBIZI!3011, WOLICAN .1 CO., 23033.1cerreg der 7131-r - !Ph 75 Pours& St.. Pittsburgh. ts matand to PAS FUNDS sad 0tt17.• ItE lk Art. CoLk:at/ow zeds La an puts onkel:tatted States. Buy awl ack at =wart ratea: s, D. S. Spar auss. ISSI, Bands; . V. S. SOO db.; 11l S. 5 per Scat. 1041 do.; • • l, 11. B.llpsr wad. Clenthent.a Indebtednesi aw P. S. 7 .W Yrealinn Notes also BM. c ads. mu, 'oN - oonnwsion z bow fis aYork, Pbkadelphia, and PUlatturgll allAttuds. pi. Government Securities, sok*. ads. Gold . en. kis: .. . AM) COMMERCIAL. IBRoxEmp AND BABRERB , BOARD. (coizooric ET icamosom. ie.:maws & co.) • TVLSDAT, 111, leeS. era. harm ti. S. Earca. Thirties tat aeries-- 99 So 59 75 'U. S. Ceresileaue•rew... ....... 93 00 Eyrek. Ins: Co Olttzen■ Book.. Iron City Ennk. Bank Pitta..,.. ''''''' 79 99 .Peoples' National . 113nak.. Acme.. Ratner, 'Blood Ferm .1.-.ohlo Petroleum.. - MM3 Oolumbin- Cherry Ran Ohara auk&— .Cherfy Ran & Pittanurgh Central Basin— ........ —••• Pelehboy Cherry Eun.-- Murray 011 011 Bashi, of Phlladelphh, = 011Ureek h Cherry Run 'Paxton-- ....... Pittablulat ag New Yerk...--- Boss-- ' ..... llaSoa Lubric - Monongahela Pioneer—. Western Pastruvlvanle—.. La Belle.—.- Etna Oil andUllang--- &ALIO /DT= 110•110 CM TITS 177 a 1000 .h.res Central (te5ta...... _.....___.... . _ ROW ?Lore. Central Satin.„_.... Mk Share. Central Basin boo Shares Central Basin Gold atm all dap at ISO it:frNeW York, Govern inents without market change. 1831 , 1 Quoted 14 better. &Wm 34 lower. The New York markets pesetas seine singular inconsistence,. One day gold iS up, and United Staten Bond. down; the movement is reversed the next day; then they move together; both up, or both down, so that a gold telegram in the morning gives no safe indica, itlonnf the movement to Governments. 'The market for hallway shares presents the sante Contradictions. An easy money market, and the entire list weak and declining—the next week, pressure for looney, gold heavy, and the entire Bet advancing from ono to three per cent daily. Wall street Is strapping knives evidently. Stocks, joid, governments, change-heinds at board and on the street corners, while the great publin outside of Wall street knoics nothing of what is going on, The profit and loss account la kept in the pocket of .I,lle bulls and bears The, people ire interested to the new loan, wkich the are fast hiding away In savings and deposit tiaziksononey.drawelx,cuptroardsiund pocketbooks. Forty millions only left of the thircreeriee. The Pittsburgh cock market Is withott excite inent. The advance in flolturibin is kept up. The itock opened this morning at V 3 bid, but sellers b Ading off, the price Soon went up to wen, at blehlatter figure several hundred stares changed bands. We could learn of no transactions in other oil ahem, the market not strong enough to boar up more than cue stock at a time. The movement in Columbia appears genuine, and the rise may be permanent, although we are confident there I. yet a good deal of -eastern stock lying perdu, for the proper figure. to slip out for another decline. —There was considerable Inquiry for Cherry 800 ikPitttbori,h to-day, and quite a large amount the stock Changed bands at e 5093. Cherry Rua Ventral Continues very Oak, being offered pretty freely at 60655, withou t finding buyers. —llntted,Statea Petroleum Stook was a shade lower in New York to-day, opening at M, and sett ing down to 2.94WPW,40. This slight depression le witg to some reports which circulated there—man. nifactured for the occasion no doubt—that the welts Of the company were falling off in theii yield. —The following article, giving some interesting and useful statistics of the iibionortgabela Nav igation Company," I. taken from the hew York Slorlitobier. We call attention to this important Improvement, for the reason that Its revenue will probably be increased considerably by the oil de yelopments on the tipper Morthegeheis and it will play an important part in affordin6 oil men a cheap sod safe means of navigation This Company, located at ritttsburgh, Pa., was Organized some year. since for the navigation of the Monongahela river. Thistles been eflected by building auks of dams, above each of which a pool, as it isealled, of .leek-water, of sufficient depth for navigation, has beteii ..cured. The main travel is now S 4 Miles, and the Company now propose to construct Dam No. 0, which, to eon nection with a similar work to Virginia, would es.. . tend the navigation to. Morgantown, leinilles from litttibUrgh. ?'he high price of coal during the IlisSfour years airlairg from the mutant and almost unlimited do, Snead of the government for steemers,river iron clad., and transports, added to the • extra eviontneP' Con of the iron .nteres , , het enabled thdwestern mining firms and coal merchants to recitals for ties. This Company tms shared in thq general • prosperity. The opening of. usaigati4d.to New Orleans and the Southern tuarkeU la - now folly guttlyirg the void occasioned oy the withdrawal Of e government as a pureheser. Heavy snip leants are now made to Memphis and Now Or ema 7 he business of four pools for the months named allows the following results , Bush Coal. Am't T 0115..... ..... $ 2,611 677,C33 1;9ll 46 .........6,496,103 11.262 06 12,9% 8-5 6,615,663 16,00 98 Januarli..... February—. Marsh ...... -- di __ __ T .. . . . - Total .. ...... —.19,918 650 816,093 of e aggregate riamb sr of passeater s carried for same time was 73,134, divided among the steam• crs aa.followa t Gallatin Frauklin _...... 7elegraylr.,..._ Fayette--,--- . Jas. 1tee5e........—... Total 1 he trete:alma been as Collo we Tiumenger Freligha goal fzeight $64.647 • The WM shipments the year . lB6l from the neintal pOOIA were en follows : Pools. .Bosh in Bush In Flats. Tolls. No 1 ...... 8,7.56,025 - 1,148,166 3 7,213 65 No 2 ........16,694,050 1,659,756 .31,905 16 No 3.........4.066.600 1,/vA9oo 16,185 as 2,269,142 .. 643,600 7,245 25 TOLI.I ss 011,661 6 , 628 . 650 66343 0 63 CONTAILISON OP COAL DLISINESS IN 160 AND 1844. IBus. 1864. Inc. to 1964. )3nah In Beats-..-. 21,319.311 29,611,567 1,9)2,223 Buah In Flats.... 4,804,910 6,658,350 124.40 1108,210 64 127,618 68 The shlpesents they+ that the businese has been gradually extending farther up the blonongahela aver, the product in bushels of the afferent pools .in the pin 10!9,1371, 1861, and 1861, he ving been as follows: No 1. Rog. Nos. Nod. Bukh. Bush. Bush. Utah. 8,528,761 11,988,213 1,4 38868 181,SM 4,106,61 15,845i1G5 1,763,72 800,114 afsto sopmmo 4,978,724 10233,344 28131. Z..— 1,202,276 111,416,148 6,621,700 2,103,312. _Bosososs and banking are both reviving at New Orliam. At latest dates Bank of LOulatana Was quoted et Mans Louisiana State Bank, M.@ 65; Bank of 'New th1emut.723403; Crescent city 'end Union Bank, 25Z20. Merchant.. Beak, O&M Sun: Pi Union Bank, Vaid Bank, and blealutnica , and Traders , Bank redeem in legabtender notes. ,Bank of Mathes and Southern Bank In specie. They have only about 1110,000 outstanding. --Bays LIMN. Y. World of Blondes. The epee. ..iftettiallon in Übe chores of . companies owning propertia on Pl6hole Creek I. Increasing. The goesident of the Pitnole Creek Petroleum Omura , ay received to day a telegram from their superio. tenant, which stated that the Isbuid well,apon drawing the sucker ,ode, flowed one hundred and Minty barrels In two hours, and afterwards elute:--W the rate of one thousand Ilve hundred blurrets paday. The price In the morning was about $l2, and at the close under an active specula tive demons, the price advanced to gla bid, ell I none arming under Eno. Theyaciternent Creek and United States was so great that, by agreement, anumber of the broken met at the of f= of Morris IS Wheelwright, Beaverstnet, where en impromptu beard was or l ised, and an amount of buswess Was transacted ar than at both the Morning boards: Theahares o Pit hole Creek, are ellashiered 'quite ae,vainabla as those of United Metes, so far oaths productive value of the prop erty!" connerned. Large - orders are on the market ter Tenagents, and a considerable amount could jute been seldthbg afternoon, but Mete MA none elhering on the market. The speculatiOn which is the natural result of our enormous Ipainreaelle7 end beak expansion L Muting went In the petro. 3. maim market. Minns share, are also inquir• ed ten The regular petroleumboind en d. 2 . ..milt Sovtal With the mining exehangs, is,ase will be calla! there regularly as well eat the goblin W,ll: . .letint boani jnaikdiplila-Cattle Market, July 11 Beef Cattle are in better demand at an advance. Abele. iilXl head arrived amtiold at from Heist direeritres a few chafes at , 17e, 1412116 i for Utz f e eoe, -- ana mos centi,per g.eund for tampon, ea hrorA t Ale receipts are light and prices bare ;0- *a:wed COS the 100 lbst I.= head arrived and sold at tho difilideht Tarns, ai .Ihcia a 111210 the 100 li Vorrls— W e 'without change; 0) bead sold at from gr to 155 for orlagatkang ‘ llOO up to par ler cow and ealf,es to quality. t Sheep—Are more active at former. Most dAil head arrived and sold at from 63015yeeper pelted, Arose. Lambs are selling at from daps per head, fal SO Way. PC, 1 - .4%-r.:: Li I , A, 40.14.}.1T1.1 GE.SIILY, .17;ly Thcrc Ls a Cronger Celina manlestul on the of nobler' of Flour and Groceries, and as ode/m.l twig, viten ivy s &ado ,higher, Ind in other sr. lieleetherels ncrehringe worthy of sPecidl • laßgil7-Wht ants in demand and would sell readily it extreme Mee; bat there Is none In market. Oates steady one moderately active but tUschangediesles at SS on track,and 68t1f0 for small lobe from store. Prime Corn is in demand and sells seedily from store et 78g80. No movement In Rye or Barley. FLOUR—ti in good demand, In very light sup ple, and - a &Dade Ligher. Salmi at 117= for Spring " Wb" Family , 6 0.765'3 for Winter Wheat do, awl $8,2248,00 far fancy breeds. We note a sale to the trade of WO bids 'Stu Mills" at $7,70. PROVISIONS - --Ilseon la firm with a fair job. bins demand, but prises remain unchanged. We continue to quote at 17 for Shoulders; Id for rild - $;20.13.01221 (or Pain Rams; 23 1 ,0224 for Plain Canvassed, and 295120 for Sugar Oared 00. Lewd Is quiet and unchanged; sale of 10 kegs, and a obis common country at 1.7. GROCERIES—Market strong with as upward teniency, and stocks comparatively light. Coffee IS firm at V. 1263, for good to prime Rio. Rsw gars are quoted at 1.3,40115 1 ,.4 for fair to choice Oa, ha and 10,40.11 for Porto Rico. ()rushed 111 gen et:illy held at 22. though sales are making at 7.1 g. 2' hl E R lre.. l lei shade firmer,• rice s are not quotably higher. W. Is selln ' ;‘ 't p at 1617; Ham burg. IS, and Upshot 194 . 20. HAY—Is Ilrni wiiti a fair demand and very . light receipts. SKIe at seahca to-day of 17 loeds at SW to 128 for new and old; also, 3 torts prime Baled at 019/f29. BUTTER —There is considerable inquiry for packed Butter, both ler heme use and sa,pmeut, anti the market ur steady but unclouded. Sate of In kegs old at 16e; and 7 keys frerh de At 21. EGGS.--uontmue dull, bdt mere is n 3 further clange—t94=c. GREEN PE \CUES—SaIes of 20 boael (I bush each) at $6,00 per boa. These came from lia.ll. Mare. DRIED FRUlT—There Is a slight Improvement In the local emend for apples, but there Is no c gguge In prices- - 5533 cents. Peaches—small sales at 290. Uk:AN —Dun and nominal at .42531,50 PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM MARK ET Tovanar, July IS, 1666. There ties quite a large business done to Orudo to-slay, the sales reaching in the Aggregate several thousand barrels, arid, while_the market was both active Loa strong, there is no chimp, whatever to make In quotationi. Sales of 220 ibis at 21; f 0 at 26X;12.0 at 20i; 1100, to arrive, at 2134; 505 at 21'4 100 At 213, f o b;620 at 21; 1100; August delivery, at 21;106 at 21;4; 65 it 213 4 . The rocipts continue fate, but the demnod is fatly up t• the supply, and the stock on hand is comparatively Pght. Retinal, in bond, Is quiet, but fum, the demand at present, both for present and future delivery, being appa rently lees entire, but as our refiners are pretty well sold up, and many of them for Italy aad nine ty days ahead, there is no disposition manifested to make the slightest concession in order to effect sales. We cOnttnue to, quote prime city brands, at 4264534, on the cars here, and 6210363, delivered to Philadelphia Free 011 is (inlet but firm, with on. caaional small sales at 64,365. Naptha and Rest. drum both very dull, but in the absence of sales it is impossible to glee accurate:Au stations. PETROLEUM STOCKS IN PRILA- E=m Special Diepatch to the Pittaburgh Gazette. Puicanstrrna, July IS, 1863. There wag ratherimore done In Petroleum necke to-day, eon the market area without any p‘rticular change, but very dull. Dalzell brought /6 , /; Royal, 69c; Wm Penn, 144; Walnut. bland, 75c; Caldwell, 2 ; St. Thar las, 75e; Junction, 11; Mingo, 2A; Tarr iloineetead, 4; Eldorado 56; Ourtin 3'd; Franklln; I; Maple Shade; le%; Glen Rock, 534. PETROLEUM STOCKS IN NEW YORK. Special Dispatch to Western rms. Rine Your, AllY /SOUL Petroleas Steaks are dull to-day, with small sales. Buchanan Farm, 64; Manhattan, 37; Guild Farm, II; rdanliaLtan, 37; Plt Hole Creet, 12,50; Cheri, Run, 31; Heydrick, 190; Rynd Farm, 170; Beekman, IGO; Webster, 195; Excelsior, 2.70; Ore , anic, MO; Oil Creek, 723; Southard, 140, Terreg eras, 3701, United States, Z,90. NEW YORK PETROLEUM MARKET. Spectsa Dispatch to Western Press. Nrw Yogis, July Pl, 1885, Prt not sex—Doll and steady, at ale for ()rule Odense for Refined in Bond, and 70677 ac for Free. MARKETS B 1 TELEGRAPH, New Vous, July I.B.—Oorrux-rqieary ead la ..< lower. FLorn—Opened steady and elased 10@i5o lower; ta,70(0,i0 tor Superth.e western, 56,4100645 for common to medium, Extra R. B. 0., and 81,05,1i,00 for Trade Banda. Canada Flour lodtbe lower. Eye floor quiet. Corn Meal scarce and arm. N'ntnrlt—A shade tirtceri sale, of too bile Wert. ern at • O n0i15..,-Wheat le2c lower, with Li fair bIISISIOIIII doing; the decline le more ohs rvable In Winter than upon Spring; 111,23131,40 for Caicos,' Spring, $1,40001,41 for 111.11waus. Club, $1,42(gt,43!.,' ors Amber Milwaukee 111,041,65 for Winter - Rod Western, *1,66 for Red Stss'e, sl,6stol,ss for Anther Michigsn—in small lots, g1,6101:70, and 111,60 for I..ferior White Ohm. Rye quiet. Barley quiet. Barley Malt firm Of.ni opened lo better, at 78it ne for I:imound, firggio f•sr Sound Mixed Wes, ern, We for Western Yellow, and 940 for White Western. Oats lfg2c better, at gregic for Western. • PE-motet - a—Quiet, at 330 for Crude, 62 's2').‘c for Refined in Bond, and Reda.' Free 1206thlel. GEoo.llll:6—idea doh. Coif, e quiet. Sug. as Use sad been. Molasses doll . _ Paormiorts—Pork opened excited and higher, bet closed henry, et N19=64,60 for New Mess —elothag at 63,00 cash. 1W...0z3,e0 for Prime, 62;00 for 1863-6 Meal, anti rta,26=3.75 for Prime Mess; Men New Mess, for Juli end August, setter sad buyers' apnea, at t 29,00830,66. Beef steady, at $106514,C0 for Plant Mese, and 612a16,00 for Extra Nitoll lu r /it aelrl Bacon more active. Lard a shade firmer, at 17' , ..",0 '4l',cc. Butter more active, at 'Bathe tor Ohlo, sad ty.1633c for State. Cheree In good demand, at SQ 16 cents. New York Stock and Money Market. New Yoga, July 19.—Xoner firmer with a fair business deiug et 4 per cent. (or call loans. Ster ling Exchange dull at 108343109. Amerman Sold a sheds 'firmer, opening at 143, and advancing to 343%. Government-Stocks lower. Serecko—DulL Gold 142;%. U. S. Sixes 640 Coupons, 10% do. Coup..., new issue, 114 , „; do. Registered, i 04%; I Year Certificates, 08; New Fork Central, 11W 131,i1 Reacting ' Itd; Mich igan Central, IL6,..6llchigan Southern,6”4; Pisto l=isTiarl,°lr2 ' 4 "/‘; onconer's Erening E rie, Id, 141 , 1,; New York Central, 93)4; Erie, 81%; !Judson, 107!,; Reeding, Michigan Southern, Ml‘,. Illinois Ventral, 124; Clevenind and Pittaiscrgh, CaSf, Rock 10.9,8; hiseth , Weatern, 2Gy„,.. 20,th West ern preferred, 68%; Fort Wayne, 96q; Atianrbr ic2% ; Cumberland, 4UX; o.llloMillret, 56". Brut. • €1,6e1 New Turk Cattle Market. lgror YOITS, July 18 —The total sales of Beeves foot up 6,449 for the week. 5,863 of watch were sold at all terms, mostly on Moeda, evening. To a Light supply last week and cold weather, them, numbers, though seemingly large, were not authelent to carry dbwri prices from the high figures of a week ago, and all the stock was taken at I2A 617%., mostly at !Wine, the average beteg abou. 14%c. Several of the droves were of a superior quality, some of which average the. (Jowl are sel ling slowly at firmer prices. Veal Calves are set tles quitely' at galls, generally at le, In lots; a I.lv ar 12e. Sheep ima Lambs Ins doing better, and some lots are selling at 7e. bat take lots through. Out It requires good stock to bring 645, and fair Sleep t• command 6e. Lambs to request at Lave Roo selling at IliAQll%c for !cry end 11%'012.5(0 for corn-fed. -... 48 80 Omega Market. Ossrsoo, July 18.-I , Lotru—lo good demand asap of 1,000 t Ws at :d,77 for No.l Suring. g 7.25 for Sod Winter, OVA fOr Whim, and $90,23 (or Doa ble kaira. • . O aara--Whea; dull; eales of 7,000 both No. 3 Milwaukee Club, at f 1.79; Amber Allah goo, sl,o o i Red Winter. ti,45(21 earn moody; No. i 1111- •ols. 73a. Other grain. nocolturl. CANAL Fornoara—Erulr and lower on grain Flour. 794310 c; Wheat, %o; Corn, No—to New York. Lass ImPonrs—rrlour, aCo bbli; Wheat, 1.6,200 boa; Coro, 41.100 do. Canal. Lxpon.re—Flour, 2,217 barrels ; Wheat, MOOD Oulib; Corn, %E.:ado. Lialrrr.r. err Remnoan—Flonr, 1,939 barrels. PaCrOrM-I . loUr. 4,300 bbls; Wkest, 61,000 bush; Corn, 115,000 do;Osta, ri,cno de. s.ll"..mrs — nobr, ,6000013; Wheal, 69,000 be; Corn, MAO do; 05U,218,000 do. Cincinnati Market. fhwerrawn. July 11.—nous—FIrsa; Superfine, g 656.2.6. Trees and Family Brand. re9s q Lin-Ara—Wheat advanced to 61,60 for Prime Red. Corn unehaneod. Oats dna at the close at Waffle. WalßET—Aldfarkted to SA" Pitoylsioss—Fami lams Potk adraaeedto jam, and Prime Mess to WIL Bulk Mesta 116017. Lard held at 21%o—refused; Laulsellle Steam Rendered sold at 20%e which was bought yesterday seine. GttOCNltiric—Firm. Coffee 282231 e. Sugar l 4 17e. Ylo esses 2.1,18031,20. Nos air M•siirr—Gold Money market easy. Exchange Amu at par sad 7c prernitm Chicago Market. CHICAOOJuIy 18.—PLOOS—Dall. GUAM—Wheat furtive and ylfriXo loWer t,IN 0t,12 6 , , for No. and $1.61 for No. I. dorn Brea •ed i ‘ e,Lhe higher; PraPriki for No. 1, cad 01t for No. Oats 340 better at elfailLie. Hinumises—No.dernaod. ..1-turnsiOlfo—Flll l2 and 2643200 higher for Ness; sales at IlMaNi.l2. Arid Vilma Mass at *2l. Etzeurtrre.—Flour, 4,1101 bbls; Wheat, 51,600 bendi; C0rn,126,000 do; Oat.. 2 2 . 000 do. Sturincrr-Flour, 6,500 [ibis; Wheat, 68,020 WWI; Corn, 162,000 de; Oat., 303.000 do. Baltimore Market, July IT Oetree—We have only to notice s Ede of 20 bap Lilo at 2.250:20e ettivestey. Grain—Wheat-63060 bush white and IWO basks red reseired; market not SO 11.0010411116, of 1003 bush white at Or 1,10. and ZOO bush red at 6460 GP per bush. Mrn-6800 bush offered, with sales of SO4 bush white et Stikl,o2., a small lot inferior at 6664= bush yellow only reported at Plc per bush. Osts-2403 bush offered, and Mostly sold, including old and new at 66670eents weight, as to quality. Eye-.600' bush (mend, and InOtnsh sold et 660 pet bush. I • Molasses—We report sales of 163 puncheons Engllah lased st Speen* O' bads elsyed Cuba at 4 3 cents net} 139 101.11 /10 101 0011 at 40 seats; ea Idulls and 15 banal* do at SS cents per Olin, both 6 cloa • Provisions—Market matinees excited sad prises further &deemed for all descriptions of the hog prated. - *isles off 60 lade bacea shoulders la lots at 17)17 I,le, 1 ,1e, c l o sing at hhds tiles In lots at 18 W A G., Ramo t o quality. Balk atto ders - lee offered, As ke d; 'a aides quoted at 16 3 4(tlgji Mate. Lard hold at SIM% mots per sad for Western. Baleßale of inns pork reported Stior—Tha saki blood Friday (oat Wire re. ported) and toiday oomprtaa 12S tdid a Oriba iy42134 aetoodbda Fortoltiaoatiliatei Mold. English Wand fo r; rednlng at lIM eanta, mos; 06 WE do etudes grodery at 160 Judi market aloud grasp 1 A, HENY M %Kt , : OT Leported Expressly (or Pittel,rx, AI-I.liGn=re 13, IWS. CATTLE—The atmey of cattle en Sainting Weer was considerably larger thee for some weeks pall, being variously estimated at from 1.3 V co 1600 head, but the market wee unexpectedly brisk, and while them wee no marked improvement in prices, the pens were all cleared out before eventrigronil about 40 head remaining acacia. The activity manifested was owing to the presence of a large number of eastern buyers, who, although anxious to boy, were unwilling to operate unless at low rates, and It Is apparent that shippera haie but little confidence In the stability of the eastern mar. kets. Thrice is a continued brisk demand for lined stock cattle, and all of this description offering meet with a ready Bale at prices ranging from 4%1j en, to to quality. Pilate fat cattle, melt as our best hitchers are accustomed to buying, gold at f rom t 3 to 7‘,6, while common to medium grades may be quoted at 04(0U'; SUMP AND LAATBS—The demand for Sheep confirm. very !tent, and, notwithstanding the supply en sale eras very light,the market continue. to rule very dull, and the prices of last week are barely maintained. Some email lots were retailed at 0,036 c. Lambe are quoted at from 04.150 to SS per head. to to size and quality. ROSS—There is nothing whatever doing in thls class of stock with the exception of retailing, and even the retail demand is vet y light. en rent. per pound, gross, seems to be the ruitzg figure In a retail. way far good averages Tell & Co. Wholesaled to Wm. Reis di head of prime Idlzmir steers at and retailed 62 head at a range of Grey & their wholesaled 53 head of (nit 35 Ill inois lacer. to Hope, nvera,ling l .15, at alaa, 54 head of prime Illinois Steen to ,lay lea, averag ing lilt), at 1%; retailed It head at 6.,4617ti; and had SO head left over unsaid. • • . O. P. Clerk wltplessled to Rothchilds heed of Inferior Ohio stock et - • - • . Jas. Fiarbison wholesaled 18 head of "scalawags` , to Roddy Mayne. at 6. Thos. Miller retailed 40 head of common mixed Ohio stock at 4%46!... Peter Klemen wholesaled 46 head of fa risk stock steers to J. Kerwin at 44 00. I. Collin wholesaled t 6 head of fair Illinois steers to Myers &Bro. at R. hi. Funk wholesaled 42 head of commonish Ohio steers to Myers tr. Shamberg at 60. L. Rethchilds reports baring sold La all 102 head at prices ranging from 6.%461.4 hlertick h Loud retailed 40 head of small Ohlo steers for 1,, Potter at 414G&X; also 40 head mixed Ohio stock on their Own account at 6.0:7'%. • . J. Kerwin retailed 41 all 65 heal of Mixed stock at st,i(N4. Geo. Smith bought in head of prime Washington Co. (Penns) steers at Hartman & Metz retailed 25 head of fall to good Green Co. (Penns) steer. at 661 i. Hans tc Crones wholesaled sad of good Ill loot. steers to Myers & Shambent at • 6.65; 01.0,112 bead of mixed Obto stock to Roddy Maynes at 4'3 32.; .5 1ti b. Trans - man wholesaled 10 head of stock cattle at sc; retailed 94 !mallet 15i,‘W. Greenwald & Kahn wholesaled 'lll head of good Illinois steers to Runyan at Ti 4t head oljgood Ohio steers to Myer. b. Sheinberg et 66,45; and retailed al head at an average of 60. Myer. & Sheinberg retailed 65 head of mixed sleek at Qr. Rothehlide & Good wholesaled 15 head of fair stock cattle at to; retelled 30 head. H. P. Csanon retailed 21 head of fairish Ohio stork at an average of de. Wm. J. Lafferty retailed 20 head of mixed stook at 5146X614. IMPORTS DY RAILROAD. Prrranruon, FORT Wants & (Mum" R. IL— July 18-10 to dry beef, F Sellers & co; 127 bts dry apples, Wm Little a co;t bdl. shleaec Willtam 13Inghato ,• 1 car lumber, (.8 R Proctor; la) MI. pa.. per. McElroy & Elarrison; 16 bait soap, R E boi lers & to;1 bx• cheese, Graff' & Retterti do do, Balsley & V.gorder; 169 bags mill feed, Kook & McKee; 112 bags flaxseed, Jae K irkpatriek h Bre; 1 bbl egg., McOlorkso.,Berrou & co; 25 bia cheese, S Ewart & ca. Crimvsz.airo ion nrrent ktrat FL 8., Joly 13- 772 sks wheat, R T Kennedy a Bro; 100 bta• flour, Shomaker Cs Lang; IC3 do do, Knox a Ma/Coo; do do, Gay, Burke a co; 03 do do, T 0 Jenkins 100 Dbl. flour, Simpson ft K•ox,• % dozen brooms, biz.. maker es Lang; > m bxs culdies, Means /X OoMa• 5 ban mdse, Forsyth, Taylor k co; 6 tots <theme, Wm Haslade, SO de do, 1, H Volgt a co; 21 bats copper, T M Hoyle; 1 ear skinglea,McQuswan a Douglass,• 8 bbls floor, a Martin; 210 sks oats, T 0 Jenklos; 55 biro ladders, J Knox. ALLEOHLAT STATION, July 18 - 9 pkg. butter, O'llanlon a Kohanil car lumber, D L Patterson; 2 Lkg. oat meal, Wm France; I do pearl barley, J eckart; car lumber, J B Poor; 2 cars mail feed, Simpson Is Knox. S TE•JIaTIB Oat T 8 OR EVANSVILLE, CAIRO Ara_ • A leD ST. LODIS.—The Steamer .1. ,40 1 , BERTHA. Captain Joanna Mechem. mill leave for the above and Intermediate ports, THIS DAY, at 4r. tr. For freight or 'usage, apply on board. PROPOSAILS INVITING PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE OF TWENTY•THREE , DELI) LHJVEHNISENT MULES. QIJAIITIGRNYSTER Gaannah's 01/71011, WAR/311(070N, D. O , July le. 1365. SEALED PROPOSALS be recatval at ttla office until 12 M. TCESHA Y. Ausust I, DAM, for the purchase of 2, 300 MULES, 121 lot, of Any nu one but Orel each, at the places named below, rt.: HARRISBURG, Pa., 6 10ta,150 each. Dn., • 4 lota, leo each, WILMINGTON, DeL, 4 lot.. 00 each. Da Di 2 lots 100 enc. WASIIIiTON, D. 0, 6 Ins, 60 eaSh. Do.. 6 lota, 10) each. PITTSBURGH, PA., 4 lots BO each. Do., I lot, 100 cacti. These nudes o 1.11 be put estde. each lot by Itself, and will be free for the Inspection of bidders, at the places named respectively, fox ten days prior to August 1. Many of them were bought In the beginning of the war I. young mules, accompanied the armlee Jo all their tearchre mei °maps, and are thoroughly Waxen, hardened by exercise. simile add familiar /ram being lie lrng surrounded by the soldiers. Though sound and strirlecable. they are no longer required Ln the army, and can now so obtained at far lees than their true vales. . The successful bidden will be Bottled la peon or by telegraph, sad required to reedy* the sob. on or LOD: c Att,ust 3.13';.5 Thl. °face reserves to iteett the right to rejoot el' bide that may be caved. Proposals should be aJdressed to the anderslgn• ed. and marked "lb oposal. for the Purchase of Moire." Fel ment oust be made 1a Goiernment funds at the rir.e By order of the Quartermaster General. JAISY.3 A. BMX,. Brevet Brigadier clienend, In charge, lylldiy3l First 'Artemis.. Q. DS- G. G. SALE OF HARNESS AND SADDLES Chttnr CILIAIII2.I2NASTZIT'. ONSHInv ( DGI,T or WASHINGTON, WASHINGTON. D.. 0., July 7, ta ns. Thrra la on hand at fhb depot, for sale, about 14,000 seta of United States Ilarnesa,aonsdAlne of 11l Slog/a acts of lead horse flrrneaa, 1.141 u " sr hool u . • 0,360 " " lead mule " kelt " " wheel OS O . 7 lead horse &mholanai Hanes . 1 wheel" This harness bee bees novel In the public anise, but Is stall servicosble Mr road end naming pi:re poses. keen' proposels are Stetted far Sts pureitarte, la krts or la sets and upwards. Proposals most planly date what kind of her is aid mr, whether wheal or teed, mule or horse; and for ambulance ha rms% whether wheel or 1 , ad. Pronoeale are also Invited for the purchase of several thousand worn Saddles of venous patterns, in lots of 100 and upwards. Samples of harness and toddles can be seen at the Government Milt; 10 this city, ou epode:ado/oil. Oulune/ tiharles H. TompLats, A. Q M., corner of Torenty.acconi nod Merin Proposals for the purchase of this harness. eie., all he received at this oillee natil 12 M. TUES. DAY.A 4gust 1, lea, and shonid be endorses "Pro. pomp for the PLIN4I.BIII of Harness," ea. Payment, ,n Governmeat funds, must be made upon the acceptance of the proposal and prior to the delivery of the harness, 8.0. The undersigned reserves the right to reject all proposals which may be candela red too low. The sue of harness at public suction advertlsed June 17 is ascontleuod. The sale of wagons and moles I. still going on, from day to day. Purchasers are farlted to attend. D. R. EVOKER, Brevet Major Gen. sad Qnnrformaster. illftl/Y29 1111880Lprzairs. le. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION—The firm of FLEMING 1120TELEBB bee been Ws rlay rEssolved by muttusl consent, 0001IEL&N FLEM ING withdrawing from the Ilrna the business of soblth will be continued by lobo Fleming, under toe Mee earl style of Fleming Bro th ers es hereto fore, All math:tithed business of'the let* Ann will tech:wed by John Flemtheit._ _ JOHN FLEMING, UOOWtLN FLiEhl/NG. Prrreserecru, Pa, July let, LOG. Jytthitd nissoLirrioN OF CO-PARTNER SHIP.—The Partneeetip heretofore • between the undersigned, under the Arm mete 017.0hIFTON es CO., for the okantelseture of Slim Pearl and other Soaps, hail this day been dissolve] b 1 mutual eansent. SA/dVEL KISS, Ti3liN 4.IIIIIMMSS 0101 ibsrEs. pawn m ob, Sept. 13th, teal WK. WIMIWEDT B. W. WWI Wl2. KENNEDY & CO.. eIIUMPTOR lIIANIIPACTITIUMB OP Silver Pearl and Suparior Rosin Soaps, 1117 d uozzrrr araies2; PITT 3I "° I ' dialy 300 BBLB CHOIC/E BRANDS FAX ILT FLOUR; s,oco bush Oat"; 1,010 bush Ear Corn; 4 oars Baled Hay; 1 oar Peach Blow Potatoes; bbla Batter, In clothe; So barrels Green Apples; In store and for sale by PATTEBSON AMAMI a CO., Noe. V3O and VII Pam St., Soottla new bullrUng. CHOCOLIait. 20 boxed "W. B." state Chocolate; No. 1 Norfolk do; 2 90 u 0 u Del Familia do; i 0 " Double llaVored Tan Ula do; 20 Cows Stick§ store lad to Ws do- BROS., Jew Not. LW tad 123 Wood stmt. (YhCLOTHS I OIL CLOTHS I—For oors Tables, Countert,' Star', Window& la, of all ' widths aad paltuas. A lama stock ea bead and fer sale at reduced Prices, at Ile 011 Cloth Depot of J. &it PHILLIPS, Jil 1144 If and 2551. °lair street. MT HITE LEAD Pure White Lead In 01It PittOWltt White Lead in MI East, do. do; Dad Lead, Lltharge, do. . f oride by jc.l9 J. 13(Tlil.moNauSZER,t Weoggt.rett. OA E. 6, tfC 11. hA D PETROLEUM iIIOBLPANY. Office 4rner of Penn and Wayne SU- This ecteipany was organized on the Nth insi, antler the PeensylvanlaLaing and alantifactre ring Law*. The teetitery of the eetaptiny ed. ai= %anipanyjboiling's this of city. tko Dnakard Creek Heim Off Cef CapHai 49fork Lemooe werft.ini t Pend 25,900 Par Velars of Earls IR 00 emcana : Presideat—fl. A. JOHNSTON. Secretory and Treasurer-311M OILMAN. R. A...liarerwrrnr: . 1... S. /11.11)021. Wristsi COL-LTZ.I2, Loam GnartAX... F. D. GANT, W. 0. Sam, Jerlyd R. W. roam cll./J(11'10N OIL COMPANY Producert of erode and Disontacturcro of lietned Carbon Oil, Benzine and Lubricating CU WORKS OPPOSITE SHAILPSBUEG. Mica Ao. a RAND arca, ITITSBERGII, Pa W. D. CIJSEMAN, elßam BREWER, BURKE & CO., COM MISS lON MERCHANTS, 101315.TP OP rev Globe, Pacific and Liberty Oil Workel Libersrtaalt adveussex =tit on consignments of Bettited or Crude Petroleum. Cor. D LIR UESNE WAY and RAI/COCK db., PITTSBURGH. Pa 2OH K i r LLAC/19 ire COMMISSION irEscagxrs, CRUDE Ain REFENTID PETROLEUM, BENZINE AND LUBRICATING OILS. No. 134 SitIGTH WHARVES, PHILADELPHIA, PL Air Storage capacity (under cover,) for 111,1= barrels. Also excellent realities for shipping to Ameticarsand Foreinh ports, et our wharf on the Schuylkill River, new the platform of the P. R. sTaisoDARD PETROLEUM. RETENKRY. .•. CLARK & SUMNER. Works and Office, DOWNS TOWNSHIP. Office Da PlOabwoh. D 4 WOOD DTRIGET. These Werke have the Largest capacity in the .untry. The brand stands the highest In this .wuritry end In Europe, for quality and axe test, and the oil is put in well seasoned barrels, prepared eapecially for export. blanufacturer. of EOILERS STILLS, TANKS, and IMPROVED BORING TOOLS for Well.. desuly; BONDED WAREHOUSE OF Phenli Warehousing Company, Foot of XIALTIO a FLAIJCISON Sts, Etc;Ways, REFINED P=OLEMII, fa took, and Hanel. See °imams. Ottloe, No, SO BE&E}7. SMELT, Now York. ocity /31 J . Ho. 1 St. CLAM 9t.. Ptttsburillt. FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND DEALER LH 0118 ILLUMINATING, LUORIOATIIII3, 0R17D4 PETROLEUM OILS, tsx., eorutently on hand ha for solo ht the loyeet market prlees. Voostpn merits and orders sollcited. ap7-6m !!!=:1 Oil of Vitriol and Acia Ammonia. OFFICE No. 13 MAR= Bt, Jai PITTSBURGH. PA. V' AXING & EIN 0, .CX3ELMISSION MI3IOHAPTS, PETROLEUM AND ITS PRODUCTS, MiEEiREMI e j /aims WLLKINI3, CRUDE AND REFINED OILS Perry air DSpeciallock t irtquesnogiven Way. Pittatogb a Ron to M. SALE AND IT OF ETROLEUM owl to product& tlonclaputkenta lc ,-..tfully Imitated. eitabuteh Agency tor VENANCIO OIL AND 14,Aa sPoRTATIt °W.IPAII Y. 1- POST OFFICE BOX 142. mha 7 LUCENT GIL WORKS. Di: AP & CO., Pure White Refined Carbon Oils. : Ro. st LIBERTY STREET M=N= 1 1 1" IL MURRAY 41t, CO., Commission Merchants, • nod dealin in CRUDE AND REFINED PETRO. , LEUBI, lIENZINE, id AT lattra faathßes for daring all and empty Darrel.. Warehimme and amen DUQUESNE WAT, near Rand enter. Pit...burgh. apM-Amd wmuest Trim Mat S. LAV7II4. OM" OIL REFINERY. ( .:2.72 . 3.A 1. .1 1 ;13 1 ; ) 011 Petthere sod dealers In Petroleum, Betuthae, Lubrlesilitir sad Paint Ulla. °Mee, No. 7 HANCOCK STREET, • fe2l:lm Pittsburgh, Ps. (VI BTOCKI3.—Tne nndomigned will glve•parttanisr attention to the pun-Woos od .lo of Stocks of ALL RELIABLE Companies. I torttei buyers sod sellers to path F2E3= No. 107 FOURTH EiTIIZET fIIL WELL STEAM EMILICES —lam propore4 to furotih STEAM ENGINES, So tanotiayloosed of for oil wells and Other par poses, oh the &oldest aotlee. Haring different Medi Misled on hsala. and dulahleg others, the po o h:. ..dn seeommoasted with say dee lb sotat4 r Uw it. . l i tq a &ktig s lai i rw Eß, Fi tiL ward, Sq s ensea Keelhaul° sad as &Mtn Patta=4. NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS. Nashville Snspexurion Bridge to be 'Rebuilt SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until the Mailer of Julv neat :a the office of ;he TEN. hmsEr. FIRE AND itIARINE tristraarroz COMPANY for furnishing_ materials and meow etiucting the Suspermion Bridge across Cumber. lama river at 11 Ashville, Tenn., owned by the Broad Street Bridge Company. Persons nuking bldg fat this work, will be required to enema plans, with specifications templet', for the work to be done The stone pleas and abutments are already bullt, and but little damaged, and a large quantity of the loofa taken from the old bridge has been pre. served, which may be need argala. By order of the Board, , A. W. BUTLER, Soefy and Treasurer. Rsientuas, Tune 11. larOamd FURNITURE, AND OthiE in WOOD CHAIRS, 11311.1111 C WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. 4AB. W WOODWELL, Hos. THIRD 6TREIU Opposta E. Edianshesos & 50.% and Inb7 • sro. 111 FOTIRTH STREET. STET dt BAILEY, STOOK BBOEKB t,otA , si.i.ll.llAl The Waken end Brokers Heald bating atopted the teiltiwitill RATES OF COMMISSION we will be goveroed thereby from thla date !tweed solltooot 10 and =Om cone pet oas memo. ohs! up to lilt de. do. NO do. ' 1111 260 abate. do. • Go . 11103 zed Oyer 4 ot 1 per cent. Sell SPBENOER & IicHATIB PALE. aux AND Alma Ain Phandas Means Bravery, PLTTOBLYEGII. P 0 • C UA"TLII 1529. c:T LAL FRELITKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA. &meta on Jemsnary I. 1864. g 2,437,949 93. $ CONOCO Accrued Premiums 1/71,1:00 Invested Premiums 1,03.5E8 Unsettle.l Claims 4,416 Income for Mt.—. MAI Lomas Paid sins Urn Bsfalsolne Perpetual and Temporary Plates on Um* tdinoses biltsrfenS. Merles S. Smacker, Isaac Lash Tobias Wagner, Edward O. Dna, Samuel 0 George Fano, Jaeab E. StsN Alfred Filler, George W. Etc anis, Free. W. Lenin IL D CHARLES N. HAMMER, President. EDWAILD C. DALE, Vice President. JAS. W. Mak A' 'INTER, See. pre. tem. J. G. C7Q, Alen, corner Wood and Third sweaty. FIRE A.1 , 1D hIARIIZ Insurance Co. of North Amarica. FRILLDELITSA Hartford Fire Insurance Company, ...8i.555.000. all - Pleertectlet can be mewed In Cbe above named and ramble companies. W. L. JOMIS, ACIIIMIN Li Water stroll, (up.t.i..) WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBETIGA R. MIT I fa , Jr., p s ,44psy„ WM. P. HERBERT, Serrelary: Office, No. D 2 Water street, Spang k Co.'s Warts house, up stairs, Pittsbur gh. Will insure against all kinds of Fire and Marina Risks. A Home institution finds by Directors who are well knownln the community ; and mho are deter. mined by promptness and librrahty, to maintain Ma charades whirA they hare assumed . , as offering the but protterion to those ado desire to be sutured. scan.,-roan R. Miller, Jr, Andrew Ackley, James McAaloy, Alexander SpMS, Nathaniel Holmes, David M. Long Alex. Nimick., Rec. J. Thew., George Ilareirs Chas. J. Clark, Campbell B. Herron, John R. McCune. C. W. Hmlcotsom mySO WM. P. BERT. Secretary ( lITIZEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY PITTSBURGIL--Oltee, earner Marko{ and W Met streets, second floor. WhL BAGALEY, PresideaL WM. A. SHEPARD, Secretory. Insures Steamboats and Cargoes. insures against loss and damage Ln the naviga tion of the Southern and Western Riven, Lakes and Bayous, and the navigation of the Sea s, Insures against loss and damage by lira. S. 111. Klee, Jolla Shlpton,' James rd. Cooper, 8. Rarbaugh, J. Caldwell, Jr., John S. Dilworth. Wm. A. Rodgers. dedodyrl Wm. Thre. l ‘7• Samuel Ron, Ju. Perk, Jr, W. G. Johazum., B. F. Jaen, Hon. T. K. Home, Bartley Preston, George Bingham, PEOPLES' INSURANCE COMPANY Office, F. E. corner of Wood and Fifth to rWM7l7M7 ' .rn Oept. John L. Ilhoedt Samuel P. Shrive:, EliSi B=:DMI Charles Arhus. John F. Birk eta Jahn 0 lyde. Charier S. Bizzell, woi. VIM Kirk, James U. Neruer WM. PHILLIPS, President JOHN WATT, Me President. WM. F. HAILDNER Secret., A LLEGIIENY INSURANCE COMPA NY OF PITTSBUEOII.--oMee, No. X 7 Fifth street, Hank Block. Insures ascalnet all kinds of Fire sad DlArini /Halm ISAAC JON E S , President. JOHN D. WOOFED, Vita Prate D. M. HOOK, sa -ref.-v. John D. McCord, Capt. Adam Jacobi, $ B. Sternet, Capt. Wm. Dean R. 1.. McGrew, Immo Jones, 0. 1.. Hussey, Harvey Childs, Capt. B. 0. Orgy, John Irwin, Jr., B. L. Fchnestork Hobart H. Davis.. XAXIIFOCTIUMERS. de. CINCINNATI L BAD PIPE AND s•- , SHEET LEAD WORSIS. NrCOREIIOI & GIBSON, 'c . c.. 1H Eemest D.TI th Eft.. C2NCINNS TI, OHIO Make to order PIPES AND SWEETS of any eired e , rc4ght Lod ci f f , a ;,n ~tbt., 2 I tlbn.a nbd le LIGHT Eorlydr l ..dora : . lie would especially uk the attention of Plank berm and Proprietors of 011 Works and 011 Wel/a lah2Seced p ITTIBBURGH FOiTIiDRY. A. GARRISON ft CO. (Soccer on to Rothman, Giurimou, S 03.4 FOUNDERS AND NIUE-MISTS) Manufacturers of Milled Rollers of all Iron, Steel, Bras; Zinn. Copper, SIIvi I LI Straw Boards, Paper anti Della Rubber Works also, Rolling Mill Castings of all descriptdoss, Rork 111111 a, Patent Double Grinder, with a saris. ty of other patterns, always on load and fitted to order on short notice and favorable terms. Ofillco end Warehouse, 119 Smithfield! Street, Pittsburgh. feed y pATENTED OUTOBEA 8,186 L DIETHEIDODS PJLTERS Oral Lamp Chimneys, These elshaneys are Intended for the flat llama, seating all parts of the glass equally.dues not es, pose it to cracking. E. D, EGYa.RIDGP., Port Pitt Glass Works. Washington street, apPf Pittsburgh, Penn's BLAc K DIAMOND STEEL WORKS PARK, BROTHER & CO. BEST QUALITY FETINED OAST STEEL. Squat e,rtat and Octagon, o all Macs. Warrant. ed equa Ito any imported or tnasalastured to tni country. *de °Mee and warehouse, Non 143 and 151 aad l V Banos, wriunera, Pitt burgh Fuser SUPERIOR OIL ENGINES. We are construoting, and kill keep on hand a superior style of OTT. EIN41:3M.11:1 Hither a Common or Tabular Boiler We Invite parties needing engines for this pur pose to call and see them, corner of PIKE end VELARS. STREETS, near Olt Water Works. jets MACKINTOSH, HE PHILL avo. SLYER PLATED WARE ALcrrcomvir. Waiter", eastern no.. he. imitable far the Teed*, on Nun! awl far sale by WILIER & MOSS, 225 South sth et„ P101)0E:LP/ILL jel6llln JOllll IS. lIEIIII.OI 1504 0 W ■IN 111 OELN B HEREON d CP., IStcrcro Maims - • AND IRON, FOUNDERS, Office and Sales Room, No. tie LIBERTY STREET PENN _MACHINE WORKS AND wymurr. WIGHTILAX --- lINGINE BUILDER AND bIAVICINIST, -Lemon antiorr, between Federal and Bandon, Abbsonsirr Crry, PA. Manufacturer of WIGHTMAATENT PORTABLE OSCILLATING STEAM EN G1N123, Shafting, Pulleys, &c. Repairing of all kinds attended to Jot-ti J . SOHOONMAKER, NANII/AOlllll.lOl 01P MGEZHiMG;Xi OW Dealer la LINSEED ODL, TANNISH, 34.1 PANS, ReurrEss , MATE S ra. Office and Windom" No. U Wood 'trot. soldelyd kJ. BEIFERANOR, 10. 53 Water. 8 P11416=114 numbatruer of BOLLER BIT WBOINTOr BMX% =al= and "Uffl ail oi = " sigaripap•earll3 UM Or small, ands tb - order metiori agave. A n & W. BEJOIETT, lehoufactuzera A , • and Importer. a. O,IIMENSWARE. No. II DIAMOND STREET, between Wood had Maui Wet% Pittabargh. ra, mLI '4'F E.= tr. IILMILIHEY6' Homeopath Specifics nave proved, free, the tang ample experience, an entire success, simple, efficient and rebahle. They are the only medicines perfectly adapted to pops. lax um—so simple that miatakes cannot be made to using them so harnlrcis as to he free from danger, and as efficient as to be altsays reliable. Cents. No. 1. Mires Ferere, COrgestions, Inflandiay. Hon 15 2„ Worms, Worm r folic 25 " Fry Dm folic, or teething of le facts 26 s. Diarrhoea of children or adults 21 glysenteri. (triple& Bilious Gone 25 2 ." Cholera Hornet*, Nausea., 7." Centchn, Colds, Bronchitis -15. It enrulgin. TOOtheclie, I"sec-eche 25 " Ilersdarbee, Sick licidaehes 25 to. Dyspepahe, Siliom Stomach—. 311 Bvppresaed, scanty and pain ful period. 25 11. Lneeert horn, or Whites 25 f romp hi•rwe cough 2.5 14. " Snit abeam, Erysipelas, Erup tiocs 20 Etbensuatiaus, W Rheumatic pains 25 IS. Fever and Acne. Chill Fever 60 17. Pile*. miasmal or external 50 Opbselmy, sore, tunas:tad eyes 6O catarrh, acute or chronic, Li:Mil li.. 60 20. boopissig Conch, spasmodic h. 50 . _ a I liras, rpnrcsse,l 50 Ear Disellarc-,es, Impaired henrii,g 60 25, Srrof enl trec•l glands 60 General DeSsillty, physical • w.ckoens 60 25. Dropay and eanty Secretions 5O Sea nitnltpeota, or sickness tram riding ea 22. " 10 Wiley DIMPAISe. Gravel 60 25. Nervous Debility. seminal tnuseione, involuntary di. chart-, 160 29. " Kure Month, Or Uitiohcr so. " I:rimtry Inenntlriance Painful' Period..., even with 60 SpR 33. .rG , " SoLlerinna at Change of Life 103 "Spasms, St. Vitus , Dance ro heels. Ulcerated Sore' Throat 60 81,750,e00. Cases of 35 vials, morocco casc and book complete Ste 00 One of 70 large vials, in acid book. 6 00 Cease of 20 large v 1• Is, plain °nee ar! b00k... 600 Care of 15 boles (Noe. 1 to 15) and book 600 'I have remedied, by the case or single box, are lent to me part of the country, by mall or ea• press. free erchairs en receipt of mice. Addrelis ErIiIPPRIcYS' 57'1..011 , 10 HOIIEJPATHIII EratlyN E Ct o, ttffle, and depot, No. 662 Broad- NV ny, New lor I. or ale l.y all niedwine dealers. . 3141 E. 3E" 171-01" C-IN. Wholesale Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa. Dr. Humphrri, Is c , neult.d rally at hl. ollice, pereonaily or by letter, as above, for all forms of cleanse. COUGH. RO MORE TUT ISTRICHIABLPI9f MELLIFLUOUS COUGH BALSAM STRICKLAND'S MELLIFLUOUS 001210 E. I'ALSAM Lweranted to cure Coughs, Colds oarseness, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Sem I Most, Consumption, and all affectlems of the Throat and Lungs. For mils by Druggists. fleneral Depot, I RIM I ourth Wed,. Clrudiumtl, 0. rdi...93EILSAMECEI3I,.. All the Dledinal mem and the Wan DR. STRICKLAND'S ASITI.4.II.IOLETITV TUBE as the only certain remedy for Mirth.. arid Dnt.ery. It 1. a combination of ANiorbanta, Stimulants and Carminso 4l- .Z= Warranted to effect a sure after all means have failed. For We by Ihmisists. Gene ...L MA, ISOM Fourth street, Cincinnati, O. STRIMLANDIS PILE RFIVWDY. DR. STBIOKLAND'S PILE REMEDY had mired thousands of the wont eases of Blind and Bleeding Plies. It glees immediate relief, and st foots s permanent cure. Try it directly. Lt,ls was ranted to cure. For gale by 111 Druggintli. General Depot, e EoA Fourth street, Obactensti, 0. Dyspepsia, li ervousness, Debility DPL STRICKLAND'S TONIC. ll* can recommend those stilferteg with loss A lt . vegetable preparation, free from el.htills lignetrei It strengthens the whore tweeu system It meats a good appetites and is warrantod to suj ird Nervous Debility. CrEGHGE EYSEII. Pittsburgh. R.E. SELLERS b. JOY. FLEMING, N. McCLARREN CLL. ODA ttLEN J. DrYTILTON. GEO. A. KELLY, Allegheny City. contlidvd.sam 'MADAME RESTELL, PROFESSOR OF MIDWIFERY, inlo has sumessfully treated all Camases of female. for Earl.). _Fenn, can be consulted as usual, at ICI CHAMBERS S IREET, New York, or by letter, and medicine sent by mall. Ladles who require a safe and certain remedy fed removing obstruction, can rely upon her celebrated infalUble French Female Monthly Filly Nu. I. to restore regularity in 48 hours, if of short standing, but obstinate awes of long standing may require No.l, which are four degrees stronger tbaa No. 1, and can never fall, are safe and healthy; price Ed per boo. Can be obtained st No. lel Chambers Street, New York City, or sent by mail. ith full instructions, by addreasbn Rex No. 2=9 New bora Post Office. Copyright accused. jekamdsi FOICTI YEARS PR&OTICLIS x MESITA" 11111EA01,21., 01r me a ithouriedire weldor. aequtred by PbYet. trans. My to residence in this city, sod ens amount of patients treated annually by ma, ars sufficient proof of m success. BiGatbIATORRBAEA, or SEXUAL WEAMEGM And all Mecum arising therefrom, aril and In a much sborter time than heretofore by ni;r4TEP VEGETABLE REMEDIES. Medbgnes lend Cc any part o pay d All lettere fUm Union- mutt contain stamp to ;extra Union. llarritaliondeneeheld sacred. Ware, 85 .5111M3=D street, near 'Mr mond. Addrese J. W. BBANSTELIP, %lady Bo= MM. Antablextb, pRIVATE "DIBRASEE3 OM. 253 PENN STREET, near Hand. For the cure of all &mates of a private nature, from two to four days, by an entirely new and gaff treatment. Also, Seminal Weakness, and all other disease, of the genital organs, and their prevention• A cure warranted or money refunded. Addreas letters W.. 253 Penn nor! BOOTS Atirri SHOES., VLOSING OUT OF SALE OF SUM MEE !MESS GOODS to mike room FOR FALL GOODS, Goods et ;gent ba wain. Will sell to wholesale customers at New York and Boston peal'. Call soon and seen., e these bargemul, et J. H. BORLAND'S, BOOTB. Shoes Abc Gaiters. 63 MARKET STREET NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS I would eail the attention of the public to 17 Luke stook of ER)ors, SHOES, GAITERS, slow on hand and arriving every day. ray Bieck embrace■ trverytbing In the Shoe !dm Onto a TEN DENT TO TEN DOLLAR PAUL All I oak is for everybody to call at No. 9 Federal Street, and examine my mock before yareheatag elaewhora Don't forget the plea% No. 02 Federal area. W. IL MoIILINIINNE, rove 02 Federal atreet, Allegheny t/tty. jd/LRB ROBB, No. 89 alarket IStmO SELLS THE BEST, THE NEATEST FITTING, . And THE HOST DIIRLUELE, I l=on fa it lOW as barn NIA reectirtd I SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK. TRY MN. McCORD A CO., WhOssble Degas An Hats, Caps and Straw Goods Had now fn don U. Lagoa and mod =nada atodc of GOODS FOR BUMMER AND FALL. Ever attend In the west: Wteekenta ese to evil mad wades earittoek, which will 5s aced st very low rater to WOOD arraini. troUR I FLOUR I -a- V 3 bkis Low Grade Wheat Mu, " glo FLAIL el. .1517 vciz'on% 6iitcrt T . c. Commission Mcykohant. 889 .7Ls 133:11FL 'X' 1r MT., /IND • PURCHASINGITT AGSBMIGH,ENT, P PL Dealer to F7oar, Grain, needy Miter, Cheese, Fruits, and all Farm Produ c e. Dela brands Tana fiinfigt=ucted) Si Y. 11. hand. Also, Prompt attention itradjii Pri me aka correspondence. Weekly rise , eent to Cloienenore Orden and ilgodEV ,4 ". Waited. sertnydavre B. F. QIII*BIT .p Co COMMISSION MEIICIIINTS. Flour, Grain. Prortsion9l trc. W. D. 7' ..•. •8110 x J. SCHIALDSIP FATTERSON,JIMMON Lt•CO., uvrantis.aion Merchants, Flour, Nos. 3SO and 3. PEM.7 STREET Scott'. New Building, oppoelte .0. & P. R. R. Depot. api• _ U _ IiERRON & Co., Corner sif Penn and WAyne etc, (WA.u.e.oses Bins era,) PITTaarliGH, PA. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS For the purchase of GRAIN of ill kinds. Also, wholesale dealers in BALED BAY. Western dealers will find it to thetradvsatage to correspond with our House, as we hare greater facilities for Storage, and putting goods into this and Eastern Markets than most of the dedlers in this city. The best of city references given when enquired. }WHINE & ANJER, Commission Merchants, Flour, Grain and Produce,: len SECOND ST., between Wood lk Smithfield, u-ly PrITSERTROLL rm . rrn-rre,...nro Ararn..nrer Ora e. 9811721.11. Z pOTTER, AIKEN tt SHEPA.RD, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Foreign end Demestie Fruits, Floor, Butter, Cheese, Ards, Potatoes, and produce generally. No. l LIBERTY STREET, tele Opposite PeussengerDepot, Pittsburgh. W. W. J08.DA8....8. CIOLLISTEZ......I. A POWZLI... JORDAN, HOLLIDTER & CO., Commission JilferOhants, for the sole of FLOVB GRASII, RAT GRASS SEEDS, L raw, surriß, EGOS, _,GRLEN P. ptr.s, &A 2 44 LLBERTY STREET, A t. burgh, P. Refernces—Read bMetzgar, Pittsburgh; !M -oon ,Carr ts Go., Pittsburgh. ! so= ard R . a JACK, Clk Pt 0 0 IEI . Nos. 1 and 2i Diamond, PITtEDITEGH, Pd. REITER, PRODUCE, COM MISMON AND Ft/EWA/ID/NO &ER OBANTS, and pusehulng agents for all Pitts burgh Inannfaeturn. Warehoun, No.fllB Liberty Street, Pittsburgh, Po. joolyd WILKINS LENNART, (STXXIMOSI TO NACIICEOWN Et LINELABT,) WrIACIPICrEt sib Grki-A-71•7, Produce and COMMISSigii 131ruchant, feldy Na 351 Liberty It., Pitteough. K. C. DOOLITTLS DOOLITTLE & PECK, General Commission Merchants, Nos. c and 70, Water street, Pitiablugh, for the sale of now, Grain, Cheese, Butter, Dried Fruits, Provisions and Produce of ail Ir..W. All orders for Carbon 011 filled 4 ttuo loWest nun kat prices. KW - Consignments eolicited. mitithly - • -- - PAISLEY & VAN °ORDER, Produce and Commission Merchants, Warehotise No. 201 Liberty st. Pittsburgh, Pa. Molesale 'deal ers in Butter: Cheese, Lard, Egg', Pore, Bacon, Been,, Tallow, Feathers, Brooms, Fiascoes, Hom iny, Dried Fruits, Green Frultsi Onions, Flour, Grain, clover Seeds, Timothy Seeds, Flax Seeds, Osme and Poultry. Penton!er attention given to Produce Consignments. Jule LITTLE, BAIRD et EA.T.TON, nU Whole. LITTLE, sale Grocers nd Commission Iderella, deal ers in PRODUCE a , FLOUR., BACON CREISE, FISH, CARBON AND LARD OIL, IRON, NAILS, GLASS, COTTON YARNS, and Pitts- Nolen manufactures generally, 11l sad tl4 Second street Pittsburgh. - - OBN B. CANFLELD, COmmieelon and Fomenting Merchant end Wholesale dealer in torLsTEEN RESERVE CHEESE, BUTTER, LARD, PORK, BACON, FLOOR, FISH, POT AND PEARL ASHES SALERATUS LIN SEED AND LARD 0111 DRIED FRuir, and Produce generally, Nos. IR ., and 14! Frani, Meet, Pittsburgh. oc2 outs. :.arts BIIIEPASIA - - _ lULP & BREPAIb_ _Commiaston liter ,' chants end deslets FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODC UE, No. 347 Liberty street, Plttsboad. Choice brands of Flour for Balers and Family use constantly on hand. Particular attention paid to tilling orders for Merchandise generally. octS-dly I, , ETZER & ARMSTRONG, Forwarding and Commission Merthants,l for the Bala ol ILOVR, GRAIN, BACON, LARD, BUTTER, SEEDS, DRIED FRI' IT, and Prlnduce_ generally. No. IS Market street, comer of That, Plttaburgh, Penn. feAtly __• W3l. P. BECK & CO., N. 185 Liberty Street, Pittabargh, Ps., Wholesale Grotem Comm Delon Alexi:tants, erld dealer. In COUNTRY PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, BACONj , LARD, BUTTER, EGGS, ICHEESE 7 FISH, &a., PRO. DUCE, FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, GREEN AND DRIED FRUITS, &a. SALT ...MIME. j'l6 Q • • CHOMAKER & LANG, Wholesale dealers in - 0110CERIt, FLOUR, GRAIN, PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, FISH, CHEESE, SALT, CARBON OIL, An., IL.. 172 and 174 Weed Street, near Liberty Strecz, Prttsburgh, Pa. seladly - . . La -a EAD Lt METZGAII,.Grotera and Com mission Merchants, and dealers in all kinds al Country Produce and Pittsburgh Manufacture; No. ete Liberty street, oppoaita head of Wood street, tht , turgh. spl•ly 88 MARKET STREET, Seaond door from Fifth =slant 111 DISTWEEL...WIII. D. BarraMa. -LIETMER & BROTHERS, (successors to Re)eter & Anderson ) Wholesale Dealers in FOREIGN' FRUITS NIUE and SPIOM FF.OTIONERY STAIARS, FIRE wongs, No. MI and I2 S Wood laic:et, ebOva Filth, Pitts burgh. DWALLACE, Commission Merchant, . end Wholesale Deal. la FLOUR & GRAINY,_ N.. 853 Liberty street, opposite Peruasylvaala R- R. Pasampee Depot, PittMorgh, Pa Storage Warearkm. edriter Wayne and Pam streets. rot . - B. LIGGETT ;& CO.,_ _CITY FLOUR ,' • ING Id/4LS_, earner Labatt,' wat Adam exacta, Pittrbarigh, //fir Capacity, 00 barrel, par day. apt BOUM & ROSS 401311 WATT WATT & WILSON, Wholesale Oro- ProduceOnsio Mercharan asul dealers in end Pittsburgh ronnufsctures, No. MS Liberty street. Pittsburgh. Ja2s 14 - 31. . . .. JO& EIRSPATZIOL. J KIRKPATRICK & BROTHER, suc cessors to Broom Kirkpatrick, WHOLE. SALE GROOERS, Nos. 191 ow A His Liberty street, Pittsburgh. JAIiEB DALZELL BON, Manufac turersu of LARD OIL, and doomlisten Met. cheats for the purchase and sale Of CRUDE AND REPINED PETROLEUM, Nos tia and 10 water street, PitUbtuyA. Advances mad.: on consdipa. meas. !REESE WAREHOUSE..-HENRY EL COLLINS, Forwarding end 0011111i1111011 Mer chant and denier in CHEESE. BUTTER, LAZE. FISH, and Produce generally, No. 93 Wood street, aboi - i Water, Pittsburgh. mr2 64W1= ' L F. DAL= p °BERT DALZELL CO., Whole a- 9, sale Grocers Oononlasion Forariir Merchants, and d ealers in Produce and Pittaburgh Manufacturea, Liberty street, Plttaburgti. J3O. 71.0713 a a _ WILy.A.y. MAY= Ao:xmo raztcoNLes, So. SO SOVTR WATER ST.. EIIICAkeO, Give rpeolal attention to pttrelusing For Eastern account. D. Y. QUIMBY GEO. T. BECMIE. rahs-tv Grain and GENERAL PRODUCE DEALERS, =2l imweano aoanz: & nousE _ ___ il u m O tz,z ß 0 ,o U Alit n ea wivartz= - JOHN FLOYD It CO., Wholesale Gro. and and Commission rderenanti, Nos. la Wood' and an Liberty streets, Pittsburgh. Jan CHARLES L. CALDWELL, (successor CO Janes Holmes EL Co., POE PAM= and dealer la PHOVISIONEif ecemet, at Mutat aad root streets, Pittsburgh. J DA-WB. 111X1719t ' L. H. 41.0G1T, T H. VOIGT CO.. successors to L .L.J.• G. Graff . PRODIICE ANT! CONIIIISSION OW • ,•‘ • • • q• t•• W.VID M. EDGERT__ wroiesale Or sal Comadsataa alstVuint, WI Woe( Street, Mahwah. 4211 v U*T 7,A.MDX1C.../01111 8311111,0t..A.CLAALLAVES' rAMBERT,. SHIP TON & CO. Whole -Li Milo Oroom and Produce Itetpirik No. ',Sixth ;treat, Pittatrargb. Jail DICKEY it CO., lirluderalit A.tioaossisatoz lierskaSts, sad dealers In PRODUO No. M. stfa attest sad SI /Nat hest. Pitts nowt', LIM.-100 bbli Fresh packedWH=ll 0 it 1115 LllnctrAtreit. 1014 Iff, Fs SEULt pp, Ry,~ 6,.icfs.Y33Si .5 — P Ei iJiJi• srI.O7LNIA OIEIYntA.T. R B--. 81711111338 AARAGEBIEN' —ELBYEN DAT. : LY TRAINS, 5 ()nand attar IiIiONDAY, EfarNald, Ma, aka wiec i ave ti t lt:Mt as follows. sw;t i u, at IA stopping Wily prin y aladdalltillt lad ru ski Area canneeliona at Hanisburg fos New Y Ballimore ;and Washington. and St.philadellall all New Yark 1td.140/1 and inierutem,4B men. eccbmmonAnorrohilmoep_ sux day, at 6.150 .. or., Mopping at all roe.. asthma between Pittsbutib and =kali. - making close connection with tral&e: Brand', West Pennsylvania R. R., bull au ' , moan /QR., and Hollidayab Brtaita. Prrrsigaulti & PTRTv 11, daily bePt Sunday, at LSO p. 1 , 144 M' al nearly the stations between Pittsb Alcusdejoa/ onnneetion NMI, alma An the It, Hellldaysbut . . EtranchA . %0711 " 1:02.1111i4404 ZaIILIASIa Vaus , Drum Joara &rows ecomminArioN, cot stuway, at Awl p. mochas 4 reffular_ ,r; thins between PlitsborgYandZatuastAwn, amt ` a " at Blairsville Intersection Mith trains o the Indiana Branch and West Peruirtilvanis PHILADELPHIA EXPII.S, d4y, at " M., ot~solaolapa,pr at Latrobe, Conernauga Gallitem unti=. Lewistown, dDover made for Bailin:tore. Waal:due t = 4, , d New Tor . at Philadelphia, for New York, Doswin and into mediate pants_ Sleeping Cars run tErourit th train from Pittsburgh to lialtimoreePhiladelph: and New York, by the Allentown mate. FAST LINE, daily, except Suably, at 9.110 stopping Only at C01151:0.6WC14 estittron Alto. ot , liumingdon. Lewistown. heeroor Akrysvilip, Harriaburg. Ill.tddletoo . M. e.ireoct, woe, Alt Joy, Landisville, La.ncasistr. ono WI, ingtown. At Harden= conneetiont, mace ft New York, llaitunoro and Washrott, on.at Foie Iphis, for New York, Boston. anda, points First Alminimodation Train for Wall's Stat Leaves daily (except Sunday) at eat ra Second Accommodation Train fox all tf's Static leaves daily (erupt Sunday) at Ittaa. m. Third A.ccoramodatioa Train for Wall's Static eaves daily (except Sunday') at tas 0. in. Fourth Accommodation Train for Wall'. Static eaves daily (except Sunday) at 43.05 m. A nouatodation for Penn Station, leaves t p. The Church Train leaves Wail's Litatloa Grey Sunday at sal t m., returning learje. Pittsburg at 11.60 p. in. • Returning Trains arrive In Plttalbto;ll al follow Mail t. 20 a. r First Wall's Station 1...cc0mm0dat2.11... 4.25 a. o Pena Accommodation. • .7.50 . a Second WAIN Station Aocotranodagon 8.50 a. I Johnstown Accommodation... 10.05 a. Pittiburgh ai Erie Mall. :J. - 1.2.60 p. 1 Baltimore Exprem ~;,... 136 p. B Third Wall% Station deoomsaceistiefl... 2. 06 P. c Philadelphia Ex_preas - L3O p. a Fourth Wefpl Station Accommodation eoso p. n . - lgrain's Train ' 10.60 p. An Agent of the Excelsior Oirad;bus pomp.. will pass throogh each train beforp reaching tg Depot, take up 6116666 and deliver Nigger, to an part of the city. Oglce No. 410 Penn street., opt day and !Aga, where all onders fer the movemor of peascrigers and baggage will roceve prompt Lennon. _ . Baltimore express will arrive vrttli Philadelphl Express et 220 p. m. on AL:redeye NOTICE.—In case of loss, the gemparil wf bold themselves responsible for perOnM Imam only, and for an =octet not ClCeediV ii 7 IL W. BEOKWi Agent. At the Pennsylvania Central ltallafgul mem Station. on Liberty and Grant *tette m 023 VITTtBURGH, FT. M' WAN ho HIOADO RAILWAY AND CLEVELAIE/i a, PITTE Btratni Ti 2 - I.RoAD. 617ffineit maxmaGararacr. On and f.after May lith, 1855, (raise will ran ( tallowy Via. Leaves I FOr Fez I Tor PlitebruplObleage. !ClevelanA. Whoalitd Express.— ..... 10.10 a. m: 2.10 a. tn. 2.10 a. n ri.ce p. m. ILO p. S 4 2.45 p n. ..... Ince p. Mal 17.01) a. 0.1.0 a. er Tar Ifiniv Castle and Erie 0.10 a. mt Arrive At Pittab 2.23 m.i ZUO p. 0. & P. , R —2. • , _ACOONIWILLTICCII SALM Learn Antiphony. •'I New Etat-hes. New j - e I Stentre. Brighton ter. Cutle. lEeontitnyvilla. 9.00 a. m. LDS p. ta. 6.66 p. na. 4040 t, m. atOp. a u.nos.nr. 4.46 p. m. i . 6.06 p. ra I - I. ..... __ . .Arrive at Allegheny—P. F. W. id 0. Rallvral 7.15 a. 5745.15 a. 15., 10.75 a. la, 2.24 p. m, 4.50 t m. and 0.57 p. m. ' O. & P. R. R.-5.10 a. m. : GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket AgnA Union Paatanger Statio74.l.loabtugh, Pa. OASSELEERRY, TRAM my 15.3 P. L BITERS. Generalllaka Agelv PITTE3BURGH AND u o ELLBVIL LEON/MAN D TL LOAD. - SUMMER ARRANGEI On and saes MONDAY, June Moto will lead the Depot, corner of BoslaB 'Mate sheets, 08 follows: LeasiM Anises a • I.lttstnirsb- Mali* Mall to aid from Uniontown. SAS Ala. GAO p. ES me a II:40 p.:l . n. 830 a. ca Firs p t McKeesport Accoren...ll9o salt isSO A m A. 0.5 21116 p. Second a First Braddock.' " 7110 tap. 11:110 a. in Second SAO p. Sunday Church Train to and from IlleKeesport 1.1:6 p. 1090 a. as For Bakal apply to A. J. SHANK, 4ent. W. B. STOUT. Saperinten% A L L L E P PL E M c7A 2 6 1 7 Eigg 11311 1 .- ORAN r. OF TIME.—On DWI aft* MONDAY Mal istbi NW, the following airmigialant ef will take erect. _ MAIL TRAM—Learn Pittsburgh at kW a ta arriving at Kittanning at 10.1:0 a. sew Laatm Kit tanning at 4.1* p. m" arrives at glttabingh at 'EXPRESS TRAlN—Leavra, Kit.V" mug at Al mm„ arriving at' Pittaboboli at 5.46 za. Leave Pittsburgh at, 4.SS p. arriving at Kittanning a p. ACCOMMODATION TRAlN.—{rave.' Sod! Works st.6ao at„ arriving at PittstAirgnat 7.13 a m. Leave. Ptttaburgh at ago p. m ~v arriving a Soda Works at am 10, m. MVO , F. WRIGHT, Suparintendstrta ' BHIPPI.?G. O'NFJ4LL'I3 FOREIGN EMIGRATION 9F71L3 PITSBURGH. kwasa. Passage from the "Old Cottotry. Tie Liverpool, New York and PhHecteiphla fin msaJ Steamship Company bating appointed car undersi their Agent here, vicsair. Thompao• dee he Is now prepared to brisQ out or ors UNUSUALLYenger. by the Stsamers og„ teis Una al LOW RATES. The Sts amers et this favorite line leave Liverpool every WEDNE:s. DAY, lorNew Yorlytouching at Queenstown, an• are =cult the fastest, safest, and meat niagrilleent vessels alloat. The undersigned is also Agent for the Li and Londonderry Line of Steamers:Os:win= pool every THIJESDAY, and eating . at Landers', dory for Irish Passengers and Haile The steams ere of this line are built la the 'trudged, miniceel and farialsb choice accommodations for oassengers.. He is also agent for TAPSOOTT'S LINE of cele, braced Clipper Sailing Packets, leaving Liverpool . for New York twice a week, and tie Ell Line o• London Packet., leaving London 'ectery ten days.: The ships of Tapocott'g Line beer long been no; tad for their quick pasmgm. and tbs. excellence et the provisions furnllhcd the plasentera, and Malt kind treatment Walla on boar:. Parties who wise, heir friend • brought sat by eallbag geese* emit' by all mcans i E m ul. this lute. Passago to lifornla at greatly reduced rates. SIGHT, D on all parts of Enstpefor at the lowest rater. APPIT to I orets. 11:a Ll e r:&. non cli Susi fled street, I PEA/ L l , WEEKLY TO OTVER-At r , trEET . sa POO torpaaing at Q WILMAY; Work Harbor. slie wellAnown 6 of the; Liverpool, New York and Model Steamship, Oompany (Liman Line.) carrying U. B. MON are Intended to sail as folicrws. VIEMOARAO WedneileY, July 12 . EDINBURGH. Saturday, July 16. I CITY OF LIMERIOK-Wedruzday, July IA OITY OF BALTLISORE..-SatrudayJuir at. t And every survealins Saturday and Wadorsday,i at noon,,tramPla IS, North Elver. 7,', • MIMS OP PUMA; Payable in gold, or its equivalant9i earn nays ` I First Oabin 496 I/Steerage. , «.W NI ~ . to London... 96 CO 6 to Landon.- 64 0 61 • to Paris.. ..Ito 00 ° to Puts.-- 10 e l - , to Harabaii.. 96 CO °to Himb - 117 6a Passengers also forwarded to Ithrre, , Rotterdam, Antwerp, km, at equallt,low rates. Q Fares from Liverpool or Queenatobrn-let Cable 93 s6a, Coe. ' Steerage; Sea Those who arlah to send, for their .LW& din buy Bakal . here at three rstea 1 'For f ur ther putorreation apply at tee Ocanyanpit Ocoee. • ,"' JOHN G. DALE, Agent, I 6 BrOstimi N W. . . . . D. ?a. 1 . , Vont= D om . Agersar .. oe3 - No. CB Smitherld Week Pittsburgh: JOHN WILSON. CUNARD LIP E.-13toq* fro/Pia LIVERPOOL AIM ctomEresrovrar Do m gold, or its equivalent la etuveney. FROM NEW TOSS, oda ist Amino Balls every wsek. Apply to THOMISPATM4AshiItui pawth , woegeammmaammid,4 maisaramr Ellamiumm Drier GOODS awo. wruloa —map w. 0A1134.011/1:0 3c , ciunnis WILSON, .OABB.as CO, (1.172 vrasor, Puns Wholesale &alas la FOREIGN 1 D D(fl TIO DRY 000I1S, NO. It Wood street, Well house at*ve Mimosa alley, Plttalsetrgh. splP4,- WATOX f *, 11 U AORIIM CO 7 Wholesal tiktifif l a n ACtlf."-:l'grati"'lscit• ANACRUM . & GLYDB. l'eaolesala "AL Mali Dealers SI FANOY , sit t V DRY GOODS, TULMEMSOS,ImiguaTS_ greet; between Dlasseed ad 7=rg4 3 at.i BußcHnzix t a s• • -Retell Dealer fa. STAPL. 4DD T 1 tT dclODlVroetiesslisFasersso6 sat 110SEPH azd XF Dada la a/1 Wawa ai n1=1:11=05 1 B 1 , ce rtg JOSEnt ADAMS, Ele Bial=4 , lause et i 0 0 st, • . Loo et (3. Et so p. allwal 1.00 & Ca. m.. 1.415 p..m.143.00 p. m.
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