• ''• g r h , fittsinti Soh 1 11rakeeri JI3LY 25, Pay : . gamy. Itt Let last letter from 6alt Lake My, A. R. Riek4rearat ejly3 The Cordial hospitalities we hare enjoyed hare enabled me to see something of home and family life among thelfonnorm. W ith them era no Misters or Esquires, everybody 13 "Brother A." Cr "Sister B." - The. Wiliam all assure me that the women acquiesce cheerfully in Polygamy— * in ' religions ounvietkut, net from feeling— ineptly urging their - husbands to take addl. • .. at wives. i am o3nvineed that this is often 4' e4a wonderfal triumph of faith over nature. But thdonly - Mormon wife with Idiom I con. -Tented alone on the subject—a laly of In - tellirtnee and caltard—spoke of It with earnest, undisguised abhoren co. Many, ate ;said, accepted it from a Loner of 'religions duty ; but even they regarded it as a sore trial,to be compensated for oply by the happiness of clendty. Two or three einem% often tam the Anne husband ; 601118 men are married to a Eitother and her daughter, and some I am told tO their owrilialf-listinnU - When, possible, each Wile occupies a sePlusite hoes° or room; but poverty Sometimes compete three or [oar to live In the tan e apartments. I think they never bring in the mother-In-law I Even Mormon grace would ' suffice that Not more than cue man In four.la a practical Pollygamist, The Cast wife nearly always deems herself awe slor- to the rest, sonietimei refasing to speak pith: them, or to recognlze the legitimacy of their'marrive. "ATl:gen Mr. —sonly wife!" asked a Getalle lady :of a Mormon Dinar. '•I am," was there:ply, ihough several other wo men call themselves Ma wives! But I know one Intsbaxid: whose two spomses dreos, precksely alike, go out much together, and flaky seem to regard each other with sisterly af• fection. , The latter Wives are a little addicted to ranting away with Gentiles: Oar military an• therritlea receive all who go to, them for Protec tion. There art now between forty and ally re- Canting - Mormon women at the fort. In many cases the soldiers marry them. Only yesterday a father told Col. .I.4eorge,_commanding, that • the /Ramps were ruling marriage uPori his three young daughters who were oppose-0o polygamy, and that be wished to remove his family to the fort.' Here Is the natural solution of the Mor mon problem. Wh t la It Ia grcesly inconsistent for the Goventrand (as now) to appoint to lo cative and responsible °glees, men who hays taken second and third wives since the anti-poz lygetni act became the law of the laud, I see to !pedal advantagedn actively enforcing that act. Within tyro or three years there will be a greet mining population hero, in -which men wilt largely preponderate, Human nature will id tunph. .ne majority of these women will no lone • accept one undivided, half or sixth of a husband In some caw a very vulgar fraction Indeed—when atoll Unit is attainable. The Rai Dunderberg • We condense front the New York Commercial Advertiser an account of this vessel, which was lanretedlast Saturday. It is the largest war chip suit; . The Dursderberg Is an Iron-clad frigate ram of 7000 tons displacement, and was constricted es pecially for-sea going, purposes. She has two engines of 5,000 actual horse power, and her Contract, calls for a Speed of fifteen knots per hOur,prdlitary -steaming. Her armament will 4smeist of four I,s•lnch Rodman and from twelve to fourteen 11-inch Dahlgren guns. It Is not Within the limits of en ordinary newspaper arti cle 10 give such a detailed description of the vessel as her magnitude and importance would teem to demand, but we will endeavor to briefly give some of the male features of this great and powerful ship. The principal dimensions of the hull are as follows: Length, 380 feet 4 inches; beam '2 feet 10 inches: depth of hold, 92 feet I Inches; height of casemate inside, 7 feet 9 inches; length of ram bow, 50 fest. -11er draft when ready for sea will be 21 feet; her displacement Is 7,000 tons; registered tonuage, 5,000. The war armor will weigh about 1000 tons. She has six Mien and two donkey boilers; the main boilers are 13 feet deep, 17 feu. 0 inches In length and 91 het Stitches front, and together will weigh chant 450 tom. The boiler surface is 30,000 reet,3l93 grate surface 1,200 feet. The condensing erzleca is 12.000 tonere feet. 'ft:centers are horizontal, back-actlon condens ing, with two 100 inch cylinders, end 45 inches stroke of piston. The propeller Is 21 feet In di ameter, and has a varying pitch of from 27 to 30 feet, - and weighs 34,550 pounds. The coal bunk ers will accommodate 1.000 tone of coal, BM& tient for tee or fifteen' days' steaming. The armor on the side of the vessel is three and a half Inches thick. and placed vertically on slabs from twelve to dftecn feet in length and three feet wide, acre's , bolted. The casemate which surmounts the hull Is plereed for twenty-doe guns, and Is a marvel of strength and roominess. Its sides elope inward at an angle of 35 degrees, sufildent, It Is believ ed, to shed shot with ease and certainty. Its tildes are over three feet in thickness, covered over with slabs of hammered iron 9 feet long, 24 inches wide, and 4;:i Inches in thickness. These -slabs are fastened to the wood-work by mesas of heavy screw bolts, there being no nuts or bolt heads Inside to be flying arouse In action, killing and wounding men. The Dunderberg', on reaching the dock was found to be drawing only fifteen feet aft, thir teen-feet amidships, and ulna feet six tnches for ward. The draft is'annein less than many sup posrd. It is about ithe figure Mr. Webb had calculated upon. The ship pres.ented.a splendid apiwarance on tha. water, dressed off in frags and streamers and her decks covered with the 'nave andlatr. ' NEWS ITEMS Tug New York .7 . 47lrned of Commerce, from the tables which it constructs from tie own weekly andlnonthly reports, shows that the foreign fin ports into that port for the year ending 30th of June . last. decreased *78,187,772. These figures repree nt the foreign cost of , the goods In gold, freight and duty unpaid. The average of New York is about five-eighths of the whole Imports of-She IfelterY,States: correopondlog de crease has taken place at other ports, the total for the whole country will show a decline of over lone bunched ealloes. Is a eonflacetion cult before the United States Court at New Orleans, the District Attorrey read an answer, by:the defendant, in which he admlued thejustlce of the claim, and declared Ids willingness and: desire that thedUalted States should take his property and do what they liked With it. rummy hundred horses and males broke ant of the corral at Stephens' Depot, near 'Winches . ter, last week, and are scattered over tha cons ' try. The h2d Pennsylvania Cavalry and the 3J Veiled States Cavalry were itemedlately dis patched in pursuit of the animals., Oms. HOWARD, of the Freetimen'r Bureau, has hatted an order to the effect that if the planters of Darter Maryland, do not cease turning off their old_slavento starve, or neglect to employ them, that the Government will seize their farms and work them with freedmen. IT Is proposed to charge the names of-all those mountains, lakes, rivers and Islands In the Uni ted Statea3with unmeaning and inappropriate names, and namethem after men who will pay a certain! amount of money on our public debt. In. TDB nonhwastern part of SauttiCarolina, where United States troops have not been during the rebellion, the people, It Is said, still prefer s.crinfederaie currency" to the • United &eta gretabacka. • .15m Democracy are a contrary set. When theie was war they wanted- peace, and now that there Is peace, they want war—with England, Meilen, France or "any other man." ..tor airmen effort Is about to be made to com plete the Tyrone •and Clearfield railroad to the borough of Clearfield. and over $20,000 was sub scribed for that purpose at a recent meeting of the citizens. WILLLS.II POST, a western bound traveler lately had an apoplectic tit at the depot lo Cleve /and and. While Insensible, was robbed o 7315.1;00. G!EIUL Toosres FRANCIS 31E/Goma is to Join' Captain Flsk's Indian Expedition, from at. Paul, Wm Ton report of Madame Kos - suttee death In eOutradleted, but sbe 11 dangerously 11L Shennante Armistice I a ° .i The following rcommtmicstion from General &LIEBMAN to the tecretary of War in which he frankly admits his error la that matter, has been laid before the Committee on the Conduct of the 'II.H.ASKI'BS 3II:4 DIV. or =a Moss., la VIE liatattou, N. C., April 25, 1805. -tonal Gin :—.I bare been furnished a copy of 'year letter of April 21st, to General Grout, signifying your disapproval of the terms on which General Johnston proposed to disarm and disperse the insurgents, on condition , of amnesty, etc. .1 admit my font, In embracing Ina madam amcentton any dell modern but uojarOatately, ruch te Ms nature enter situatiOfi that they Sten Ineztriarbiy uaited; and I understood from you at flamoutalt °toted jleeneial slate of the country demanded , military success, and would marant a Me bending it Winn I had my conference with General Johnston" I had the public examples before me of General Grant's moms to Lee's army and Gen. 'Weitzel's Inviietkm to the Vlrglnlaslatnre fre assemble , troller) the General Government of the 11tultd Stated ...has made a mistake; but that is mane dt: mist htsslness. _ DSlne is a different titek ; and .t had flattered myself that by _foe: years of patlent,anrerolttlng . and stt - &MI, labor, I do. TenerechOreentnderenell aa COnlalnedln thelast 'Punter& of your lettar to le General Grant. • Yon may aware ith 2realdsah that I heed - bla sag ' trel7, 4 0 . 4_ W-11 fhteassiis, KAI. Gen. eornd'g. /44 - -E. M. Storms, Becretary of War, Wash- ._ _ . ._ . , ...Ts, so, Fund Commission of Phlladel this..tusvo =lie their : report. The city b .ithed to tho Luta and word- mike, ailing the war, 93,223 men. Th 0 cri?tott to tho cit 7 yras abpui #8,00002(4 _ -ANDIONIKUUAL, 11110.11133115 , AID . BANESTS , PGA.ND. =war= sy aznisagorams ave.) MOSDLT, 3nly 74, 1863. . .. OM italVd Piti ' ftcOnnty Fives —7t 00 ea. To 00 Oonntiliville Ws 74 CO Eureka Ina. Co 4.0 50 Allegheny 44 faanenester P.S. W 50 001 Connallivilla B. B. Stook, Wt.... 150 taltizens Bank__ Iron Pity Bank Mar.& fdarxfaa. Nat.... Bank of Pitts—. Peoples! 17 animal Bank 441.ne, . - 9 50 - -..- 1700 Cherry Ron Oentral....---- Cherry Bon & • Ptt-Hola.. °Deny P.m.& Metaburgh ...... Odors4o ....... Federal... Dlatiboy Cherry Run._ Murray OH cm 1 . 3 sa Oil Ortek & Cherry Run Ohio Valley ... .. & New Tork... Union Lubria -- . -- Mingo Coal.- MonongsheLoLmer— efflmmri blacks hilt Petroleum Oo REPO NT 07 BAWLS. 20 Shares .... Ihe gold market fluctuates daily, we Wight say hourly, but for some time past the variations have comparatively ranging between 141 and 143 —closing In New York to-day at noon at the last named quota.lon. Goreramekts remain steady but without.quoteble change. 1 here was no movement of any importance in local stocks today that we Could here of. There is but comparstiyel) little inquiry for Railroad etocks, and the same remarks will apply with equal , force to Dank azablnsurance shares. "Columbia" still seems to be the centre of 'a ssail:at to Petroleum stocks. this stock to to de. mend, and buyers are plenty at Sigarf, and some small lota changed hands within this range. There buteomparatlvely Mlle Of it offering at present, and we doubt very much whether any great amount of It could be purchased at the ; above quotations. Central Basin, for some reason or other, le again on the wane, and Is now offered theta coats per share below the rates current a few day' sinew Cherry Run k Pittsburgh and Cherry Rua and Plt.hole, are both remarkably steady. The former can be sold at 60 cents, and the latter at 80. Late intelligence from Oil Creek and Oiled - rya= In regard to the production of toll, Is of a eery eat• tering character. Some two orthree new "strikes" are reported on Oil Creek, and one on Cherry Run, and quite a number of the old. ells are Increasing In their yield, We are told that the wells on the "Tan Farm," alone, are now yielding about wren hundred barrels per day, against forty barrels per day some arty dap stone. The wells on the 'Story Farm" are also reported rie increasing ma terially, and the same remarks null apply to other Forme In that, vicinity. —We have reason to know, says the Phila. Ledger, that a meeting or interview between the President of the Crated States and certain prominent amp- tiers and bualtesa men of the large cities Is about .to take place at the White Ethnic The purpose le to devise the bolt 111.11.11 to meet the require- meats of the Treuury, on some axed polity of Ilneoce. The isle of governmi at Beatuities, by popultaldng them, ha. been a great euacess, and boo kept the wheentof the gorcenment In steady motlontluough trying timesi brit harrowing moo. ey is tot paying debts, and Count sooner or later have an end. It is now understood that the re. quirementa of the Treasury ate a long way to mance of the ordinary revenues of the Government, the re...septa from sales of cotton, of eanflusted property. of war material In disuse, and the tm moose sales of 740 loan. All these combined, we are enured, aggregate an amount far BD in of th current exl enditures. It le true, the expenditures a re eel' to be jun now, much In exceed of wh st to hat they would be, but for enthroning very heavy pal meeu to the army, the object of wan Is to send the soldiers home at the earliest poses h'e moment. The payment of 76 per sent. In rec. I, deco es and only 25 per cent. In money, to larg ontractoto In liquidation of claims, Is evidence in Justif cation of action in favor of ts permanent pc. 'icy to meet wants that may otherwise be un provided for In no remote future. To this end, It is to be hoped, the Government may be enlighten ed by the gentlemen of busmen experience Tint ing the NV btre Honed There has mutat/try been great Leek of the practical In financial matters. One of the subjects for disounion ante end „kitten:lent le the present reroute policy. width la ten venally conceded to be very imperfect.. The Government taxes cover afield tar too Wide, sad reinter the I.nd:titters . for collection unwieldy and cumbrous, write the Inquisitorial character of the laws ren der theft enforcement in the hands of rude end vulgar ellicent universally odious. It tile can be a mithiled, we may, It like a crab, we can go back weld, reach the.era of good feeling, and It is be -let d, realize much more money than Is now oh telt ed. Trade and busineas propositions should be welcomed at Washington. It is not to he pre wilted that the President and heads of the depart ments can know ecerything•neesuary for wisest notion (tom their °Wu experience, and in multi plicity of comvel, with a sound bead for dlserttni. nation, the eater and most effecttve policy may be aitcovered and ;determined on. There is notlit that will tend so dierctly to sustain the national rn dit, and tender the admlolstration of the finan cial part of of:the government easy, as a good mit t sue policy; one that may commend itself to the puelic by the smallest number of tax catherers, d, concqueutly, be enforced at the smallest pts 7 sntle expense. .AIOrEME?4T OF COAL The following as near. we Can learn 1s the number of tug boats, with barges and number of bushes of coal, that Lave left tere on the present rise, for the points below named.: Boa. No Lia-r.. Bu-Role. Dwination. (Joel Volley 9 100,00) Oincloostl Petrel N 0.2 7 130,000 morm No. 2 6 barges 2 flats 76,000 " • Hercules 7 60,000 Tom Farrow 7 nip 0 m;.00 80 COO - - - Bengal Tiger 7 79,90" Lion - 9 90,C09 " Leopard 7 barges 2 gate 90,090 " F ogle 9 70,090 Lo aI ev tile Dolphin 6 tiiirgen I boot 97,000 Warner 'i 10,009 90 S , eLle , 9 90)3 .$ Panther 10 100,000 5 Dart 60,000 0 60 enture, 000 .. . . A. J. Baker 9 90, ,, 00 L the Alps 5 50,0 , 0 alemphts Al, ree 5 00,103 St. Louts H.wk 2 bargee I boat 4',900 unknolvo Of the above there were destined to 0100100011 TT bargee and nate with 8.56.090 bu. 12000 6. " 1,000 63,000 " 40,000 Lnuts, Ile 66 111<mphisi 6 St. Lout 6 13c know a 3 In addition to the above, we learn that five pair. of .•broad-borne" got out, which would In crease the above estimate coimiderably. One of these boats, belonging to the Iron City Mal °Jr. pony, snagged near Whites Ripple on Sunday, and talk a short distnace below, Commissary Contracts Col. T J.l3alnes, Chief Comatreaty, has awarded the following contracts on bide opened by Mai, St Louie, .Tiny O, 186.5. PRIME MESS POSE. • J B Feaby, 200 bbl. at , $23; 1000 do at $21.90. Culbertson, Blair te Co, 160 bbls at $23,11, ()Nese° driivery. Cleo 0 Pearce 6 Co 1030 bbls al 323,05, Chicago delivery; 1000 do &LIMN, Ohiengo de livery. Craglo es 00,1 , 00 bbie at $22,76, 0 1 110‘g. delivery: .3 2 /doe fr. Co, I=o Dbl. st $23,117;1000 at 1125. Cole k Bro, 500 bbls at 321,00. F Whitt". ker k Bona, 500 bb le at $25, AF. Kent k uo, 250 bbls at 3 - 26, Chicago delivery. CLICLII roar 811,7-1--91f0K6C. B Ames es Co, 200,e00 les at t7t4o. J A Butitlaud, 6000 bbl. single extra at $7,23. A H Smith, WOO bble single extra at 67,25; 55) do double extra at $l5O Belcher's Sugar Itethailag Co, 201400 lba brow , at lac. I,IID DIIP.w D. Cogswell Co&, 1.000,000 lb. .l 141 intsehle 1,000,000 lb. st 0.45, ItOSLINT. Yllllllp Stc:zucl, 60,000 lb. at 3e 130ta Anbenser, Pe!pen fr. Go, 160,000 lbs at 9e. N Sebsetler ft. Go, 240,000 lb. at to. Goo P Whlcelms 00,600 los et B.Xe. STAB CANDLBS. N Schaeffer k Co, 100,0 W lb. at 280. ll= F Prenatt, 26 000 galls, In bbls, at 2Sc, Lotacville delivery. Louis Setts, 22,000 galls, In 2212, st Olio BODitsail h ßoof, 6000 ga lls at Pk. Vobran is Vol roar, 6000 gals at Edo. SALT. Held/Oak h Dreysel, 0000 bush at 7.5%... Deliveries to be made st St Louts In all cases except those specially mentioned. Prlee of Breadstuff , ' In New York. Doc. 31, 1261. July 21,1562. Price 143% 6 Super2re Flour i11bi1.....29 Ma 990 65 510 Extra Mate Flour 1 111m1.10 WOO 40 6as 6so Extra Weat'n Flour f brllo 12/215 CO 6.1 0 11 20 ExtraCsaada Flour 14210 51 12 00 8 150 830 Southall Flour hla -AO 15 00 9 WWI 50 —-- 8 910 4 660 Rye flour ip tot Cora Meal 111b12-.--..., 1 . 880 4 660 Red tr. Amb. Wheat 19 ha 2 3 2 CA 1 160 Cora per bu.......- 1 190 CO 84 lips-per 20. .-- i 172 105 Earley per G— . ..........* 1.. 2es 1 130 thas per bu 1 .. F 1,09% SD Chicago Flour illaShet-3111$ 92. Market firmer and more active. Bales t White Winter Extras—MO bbla "Staunton City", and 622 bids "Grace 11:Wls" at 119,25; leo bbis "Faro" (War' (m e, at swim bbla "PeeriesiV i 'poiney) OAT. 14 100 bbla brand not named at 67 700 bbla do at $2.76; 102 bids do at $7,60, Eel m u . Eatri .„4oo bbla Orono not named at MA Bp_ring Eatnul99 bbis"Dandas,".lo9 bbla "Berlin city,. 100 barrels "Crossett's Beat" and RIO bbla braret not named at ea; en bbls do st $6,90; WO baba 40 at OA% soo belt 'do at lap. Boston Fab. Market. The market foiOodllak L dell pmding rb e re . tielpt omen catch, an with ellaPli a demand for retail iota from tire trade, prides are tuellned to aids. Bala of medium and lam at von ripoltUßB4{7lmgggei d el't Utz mud. Pro. I SU@ I No- 2ar 1121 No a, at .111140 for lame andp, for mod= V Dbl. are Pickled lierrAss salllagat V 1,60; Airtfirea ita Se 15036,60 pu PgtrnLGt U (ABETS. lidfravay, July 'A MIL There Arm but comparatlyelytittle life in the general Markets to-day, the transactions as • gew end thing being very light and of an unimportant character. thee' hays undergone ao change Inirily of special notice. la n G e b d u ri t l A lrt i ti — eAn Wh m T " m hu t te l :t: ' . vs d Sale: m :rf ervi d a ll 'i Lsr a o nh e u p t. rl 4 l, re p Th . : l : but some of our milims am forced to buy to keep up their trades. Onto moderately active with M aur sales from Mons a2blerc-.-caosely at Weenies Prime Corn Is scaree sad sells rea.'lly to aaatil way at 76([88. No movement Whatever to Rye or Ba ln:Jß—The demand Is con'y moderately act.re, and the market le Dot as atroag as Co. lest reek, nor le there the tame excitement. Prices.. however, have undergone no quotable alinnen, end we Oa. sl,2bea, RI the extremes of the rair., ket Tor ranee and ‘a inter Wheat beta a. PHOTISIONS—Bacon is steady and tenchaneed. Shoulder, are selling at. 17%1:6i6c; Ribbed Side., 18‘,4016i Pieta Hams, Ii; Plain too. vaned, Meyni, ale 1-ewer Uured.7lo43l. Lard ts quiet but firm at 16P /he= for 'prime kettle ten dered. bleu Pork dull and nominal at 626(231. 2.4o,S—Modcrately active ,with snles to a fair extent at WPM Receipts Debt tut the supply ap. pears to be folly equal ite the demand. BUTTER—Ia nottoming very freely, but the, demand is Light and. market "rather dull. Small sales of parked at Malec for old, and ikijytte for fresh, as to quality and condition. FRUIT—Sales of 16 has Green - Peaches at 116 per bushel bOxinnd to bbl, common Green Apples at 116 per eac h Dried Apples ate selling at 60*, and Dried Peaches doll at iheariO. BEADS—There Is a good shipping demand for Plc ode at 112 per brush. No movement In Clover or Timothy. SALT—Is quiet and rather dull but nominally unchanged—Small sales from store at MIA Per bol. .Round lots 64110 c per bbl lest. CHEESE—Ia steady with a fair Jobbing demand at 16016 for W. S., 17We for Hamburg; sad 19420 for Goshen. • 1!2::1 —10 s , 1 00 73 I SO ....... 19 50 15 ao —. 105 PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM MARK ET Money, July 24,1066. The mark, t foe Crude continues quiet and • lit tle week, under the Influence of liberal reaelpte, and 4 comparatively light demand, end 210. bbls returned, and 26, bbls Ineluded may now be re- garded as the ruling fhgures for good gravities. We notice sales 160 ,bbl. at 21,206 at 21; too at 21; and 4CA, ki bulk, at pi. Refined, We, la 'weak, owing to the depression in the East, and sales could not be effected to-day at the rates prevailing last week. The only transaatiorm reported were sou Obis bon ded, for ',immediate delivery, at at; and 2000 bids ulirtilant," for dugout delivery, In Pallsdelpitia, at pidgete terns. Free 011 L quiet and unchanged. Sale if . 10 bbls Naptba, free, stela. Residuum is dull, and could nut be sold unless a material concession was made. The receipts of oil by the Allegheny river elute our lait reyert were se - Fisher h 8r0......-..WW,Jaa Wi1kin5 ......_.. : 07 W. Logan.— 271'.1- E. Stitch Jar- Os B. nalaver 60 Levi Wade 604 A. L. Linton 110 Dunaank Dunlap Jas. Halter 10 John Bann ......... 241 Cook &Homy.-- ail .... _um PETROLEUM STOLES IN P/MLA. Special Diepatah CO the Pittebunth Gazette. • Pattaioatritia, July U. MI& Petroleum Stock/ continue very dull, but prices are without ar y material change. beim at le% for Maple Shades :Do, for St. h Wholes; ly e for Slippery ltbc,k;2!%, for Mingo; 2%, f..r J uncti.,n; 650, for Hoy al; and M for Walnut island. The tranascilone were light to-day, and restricted mainly to the Mock. above Quoted. PETROLEUM STOCKS IN NEW YORK, Special Dispatch to Westarmiress, • Naar `folic, July 24, WM. Petroleum Steaks more active end dram to-day. Dotted States rates at 633 and Wes: ern to Va. All 01 the Pithola Compaote. showed a markad advance, owing to the Dm used productloa of the mall. on the Creek. Buchanan Farm, 60; Escal ator, 210; Onerry Run, 34; United State, 33; South ard, 126; Pithole Creek, 11.450; Chem ago, 422; Web eter, 213; Octants, ' Berkman, 180. NEW YORK PETROLEUM MARKET Special Dispatch to Western Proem. If tine Yoirx, July 24, IfMS. Petroleum dull no• prlceg oomleal, at 210.21!4e (or Crude, 60d51e for Redr el in Bond, sod 701 for I ree. kLiILEBTS BY TBLEG&A.PH. I=2 F tor Tour, July 24 —FLors-47, ,1507,20 for Ex.- tre R. IL 0., &no 062438,6 a tor Trade Brand., the market closing tlrot. W1116111 : 7 :FIrin; - iVest.ern ems—Wheat 20 better on Winter and 2910 better on Spring; $1,3501,43 for Chicago Spring, $1,3601,38 for Racine Spring, y 1,3401,11 f r Mil waukee Club, 0,4301,15 for Amber hillwatikee, $1,7t6 , 1,T3 for Winter Red Western, 51,31 ior Dam agedil,626l,B3 for Amber Michigan. Rye firm a: Pee. Haney and Barley Malt qui 1. Corn o• mid heavy a.d lower and mooed rather better; 4.03:10 for Unsound, 13.3g4,14c , or Sound Mixed It 61m c—chiefly at SO4 v.-8.7. for High Mixed Western, nearly yet ow, and 060 for Western Yel low. Oats opened heavy and closed fL mer, 14 600 62c for Western. . . - rwrunLarrr—gelst tor Crude, Me LT Ho. fined lo Bond, Free dull end comludl. frocrunts—Coreee quiet end firm Sager heady; Cubs Iduseovedo, 103.013 c. doll. l•uovistos.=—Pork lo.avy and lower; p 0,12344 31,a0 for New Mau, closing at 091,1354 for cub; ...1 . 1...e611.1 cash for 1863-'4 do, p 1,5.02.5 far grime, and $1161:5,80 for Prime Me.; Mao tibia New hies., for August, &alien' option at =AN , . Beef unsettitd am more active; g 3,14210 for Plain Mesa, and 111q)14 for Extra. Meas. Beef Hama quiet. Cut Meat. very firm; 15017 e for Shoulders and Itiltaly for Hama. Bacon dull Lard firm at ltki,er.Sfe. Butter lo moderate demand, at 19 0 72c ler °Leo and.%UsSa for State. Cheese dull at at f/fral/ic for Cklamon to Prime. Galla9her't gulling Exchange—Gold 143; Erie, 8N A; Michigan Southern; WV; Pittsburgh, MX; North Wtatern preferred, 60$ Carlton, / 9 ; Cum berland. V.; Quicksilver, 56. he market New York Stock and Money Market. New Tome, July 14.—Mom easy at 6 per cent. on call loans. prying steady at 1c6,40103, gold for lint-class 0111, Gold a trine higher, open ing at 142%, derlining to 1425.4, advancing to 113%, and clotting at 14.3;;1;@14.314. Government Stalks a shade firmer. Stocks bury, Erie excepted. Gold 161%; Fort Waine, fB%; Rock Ltn.d, 106%; Norte Western, VV.4j; Erie, 135%; Beading 103%; Illinois Genteel Smip. 130; Cleveland &Pittsburgh., 63%; Michigan Soutsetn, 66; Cumberland, 414: Atlantic Steam- ship romp.y, 165 1 4 California Is, 110.4; Missouri to 62%; Line Year Certificates, 99X; 6 ai (loupoas 104%. Yew York Weekly Bank 16tatement. New Tonic, July 24. Increa.e, Decrease. L0an5....5 2D.,960,355 3 165,213 S 20,332,91 $ 67,033 Circulat'n 6,633,766 319,821 De 191,790 ,090 6 IZ , ), I 9.1 L. Tender 52,776,M9 ...... 23.9,513 Chicago Market. CHICAGO, July 21.—Irtoun active and 104 , 15 c Weber; 118,15q6,25 fur Medium to Cooke Spring Extras. • iltisne—Wheat aail•e and 6i316 , ,"a higher, °loving at for No. I, and $102421,07 for No. '2. (* or. arm and hith.r, dit26l% , a for No. I. and One for No. 2. Oats mile. and la higher, at 4202014 a. 1,695,000 bu. 12t3=MIM Hiouwnor.E.—DalL Rtcpur,s-5,000 bbl. Flour; 35,000 bush Wheat; 68 01.'0 bush Oars; =,OOO bush Corn. SulryislTS-3,800 bble Flour; zapx, bush Phe.t; 22 lto busb Corn. Icsiou.rs—Active sod stosJy; lc on Oorn to Buffalo. Night E:ixhangc—Wheat 51,2061,21 for No. 1. Oswego Market. (O,MO, July 24.—Fuorru steady with a good demand; sales 1.260 bbl. at $6.16 or No. I spring. ,a 9.26 for Ned Winter, 0,25 for White, 49g0,1i fur Double Eats. Guam—Wheat firm; loges No. I Milwaukee Club at 'IA. Coro very scarce; No 7.50; other grains nominal, U•DAL stalGHTS—Firm; FIC43/.39001 Wh sat, ICC; Corn, 0%0, to New York - Logo Istrours—g,o9o bush Wheat; 6,390 bush Col la- 7,3L0 bush Peas CANAL ETDODTD-2,000 bbls Flour, 36,390 bush Ng heat, 8,060 bush Corn. SDIPPED DT bbls Flour. But! alo arket. Burrato, Ju y 24.—FLoUn steady and demand light. [}rata—Wheal 20 bettor and the demand goOdi males No. 1 at }1„.10 Corn—Sales a 7 . 2012.4. Oats-62e, on the spot and to only,. Eltrhy nom. Rye Is hold at 90e. W 111155 1 ,42,06. CANAL FEMIOII7I.—TO Ne w York: Wheat 14!.4e, Corn 12 1 ,4 Oars 80. 1 trrearre e, —For 48 boon Flour, 03,319; Corn, 236,013' bushy Wheat, 129,123 bush: Oast, 100,026 bush. CABAL ESPOCTI3.-Flol3r, 2pl bbls; Wheat, le,. 029 bushi Corn, 20 8 , bash; Ont., 10,190 bush. ToLroo, July 24.-02gur—Wheat 261640 better, gale. of White Michigan at 010, Amber Michigan at 720, Reg Wabash at 11c. (torn seam, and firm and Ic better, at 680. Oat. Wm at 490. Rarsar - rs—For the hoot week 99,100 bush Wheat, 9,109 bush ❑urn, 0,000 boob flats. Sow MUSTS-8,100 bush Wheat, 22,000 bush Corn, 11,C00 bush Oats. Phlladclphla Market. PHILADELPHIA., July 24.—P ernot..er 11—Dull; Crude 32 4 Refined lo Band 6105.10, F, co 6.96 , 7tc. FLotin.—tlulet, •alei unimportant. Oasis—Wheat firm ; White advanced 7c; Red, 01,80@1,83; choice Delaware $1,90; White, Vl_,l o ll 2,20. Rye $l,lO. aorta quiet; y ellow 92 - , White 880. Data dull at 68c. Wnisicr —Dull at Mid. Stock of Breadstuff. In Liverpool. The stock of breadstuff% ln Liverpool is unusu ally lisht. The following comparison, from the circular of Wakefield, Nash k Uo. , shows the amount of wheat end dour at that port Wheat. Sack. Barrels. June SO, 120,201 511.670 rumig Dee. ai, Bee 818,028 106,146 128,189 June aO, 1886 • MVOS 110,914 49,000 The reports from the continent continue to rap resent the grain pro acts discouraging' on count of the severe ht. Tne same similar gays' of the weather in land: The meeker continues extremely favorab for the some retelling abowerehavlng fallen, which wtLL prove ref benonciamt , With the prospects of an *burr dant harvest in MB country and • shott supply Wes titer continent, it is reasoned to atitlalpata that England irelysupply her and Old airing ofgraln kris the Ualtedritstest and oar. *Werth' grie present ughtmess et ; dodo et the British ports an early increase of our Iddyments wonidoeem prebahlo. Pbila!lelplila Wool Market. . me market opened with s better feel the and wareard holders realized prices which could ,notbsebieleed a week' or two ago. The receipts are also on the Ototealle, and bales of about 4.93,000 Its are reported in lots at from 60 to 70e tor kW to medium and One fleece! 'Solo:HBO. common Wogtomot 63a550, toconditiontenoke old clips, which are scarce, at neirrt And tUb at QOM b. At the elcwe there is- aactity. Yarns ce better, and selling freely at 111,106),160 per lb. Toledo Market Min and 7 ugar Cr u ps to Louisiana - The New Orleans Picayune. of July 9 aaartua N 110.114 table as owe the crop of rough rice In the •pa rtA of - Phiquenoine, Lonlalitha, for each year during the bat waive pears : bbla. table 1963—......... 93,1X0 1559 1860 8,h51 1881 —.... ab0ut 27,110:1 1858 8,99 8 18112 ... 33,600 1857 1863 " 60,000 1858 911 AX " 45,000 That the next anger crop In this pariah will be agala weer, short ene, there Is not a doubt. In former rears ,as will be seen by the C. 'lowing ta ble, maser nut molasses, to a considerable amount, were annually grown In this section of conotry .• bbds, bbla, bads. bbla. 1669_ ~.16,110 fi,4od 1859 ..... ..,11.533 14,804 11054.........19„.154 18,817 1860 16,803 03,7155 1868.........18,495 10,778 t871.......19,138 92,6181 1556 13,888 13,7113 1864 12,030 15,0% 0857....... 0,833 6,114 18811 —.11,000 21.635 1658 ........ 14,.= myna Hu 2,3111 0;191 IMPOR rs DI RAILROAD. Prrraannon, Poll Winn h 013101130 H. R.— July 24-10 bblettour. John Bing Cr It bola flour McDonald & Arbuckle; bdl skink Jame. ilerdm 6o ; J?_Pkir raga, 61C.Oulloggh, Smith 0. co; I Lb! egg., DUO urket, Herron & Cu; 1 car tom ber,L Longhorn; 1819196.2 tobacco, 111 Hayti 100 bal. flour, 6homaker & Lang; i but 011, Pennock. Ball .9 Mn 2c a hay. - Herron b. co; t 2 bags oats, Head & Metir; I keg rum, Lave Stetn; 9 land. tobacco, W & lilnebart; . Dbl. oil, T Lippincott; ;0 Hods r ouldsn, H B Town...a CrLerizt...n9 AID Pm - ram:num R. R., July 24 I elder Beckham & Long; 60 Dbl. tobacco, Means /a Cottle; It carboy., J Inn°. 6 osrt wheat, Simpson h Knox. 1.; do. brooms, R Ja. & co; 69 ak. barley. 2r eIL. ewe.... A h J Row; = 40 do, Potter, Alkezilr. ['bonen]; '23 .k. rasa, Godfrey tr. (nark 4n pkg. mate, E Roubout; 9 Mrs ...poi, E PutalllT; 100 bble Hour, It A Duncan; 7 sales tow, Facktner & Irwin; Lear lumber, P Schmidt. & Cu; 12 pcs bacon, Graff ft Better; II do do, L. H 'Point & co. A1.1.0211:11T Bravos July 24-3 cent wheat, D Gilmore & co; 6 bids riga, edam Lippert, t cask cheese, G Myer; I ear oats, Simpson as Haus; 200 bags =ill reed Taylor & McKinney; la pee !newer, Nemo & Hopkins; 6 bdls head iron, Noble & Angel; 12 ghetto ales, 9 Hadley; 6 bele, twine, El Gereqg & co; le do. pails, eta, etc, Chas Schhirer; 4 pkge hides, b Lappe. RIVER INTELLIGENCE. The river is again receding at this point with nine feet four Inches in the channel by the Mon o: gabela marks last evening. The weather con tinues oppreaslvely hot, and the Indications for more rain are very flattering. The Allegheny was falling at Oil City yesterday afternoon with three feet nix Inches reported In the channel at that point. The only brival Iron, below alone our hut re. port Is the Rama Graham from Zaoesetile, sod the Ida Rees for Cincinnati was the only treadmit departure. The Veld& cleared for Oil City on Sunda)/ the Petrolu, IQo.II left for the same point, yesterd•Y r and the Echo followed In the evening. These hosts will hardly he able to make more than one trip Ihrooy,h to 011 City, as the Allegheny recedes very rapidly at this season of the pear. The Minerva from tilminnati may be expected here during the latter part of the week. The Emma Graham, Captain Stull, s. G. Hoge, clerk, is 'he regular Zanesville packet for today, leaving at f p. m. A coal boat belonging to - the Iron City Coal Co. struck • rock or • once , ping of that character at White's Ripple on Sunday, and sunk a short dl.. tame below. The Hard' Times, Captain Perry Brown ' &..1. Hulett, is announced to leave for AL Louts this eVealilg, and the A tuella Poe, OnpL Thomas Poe Is up for Cincinnati and Loularlile, lensing on Wednesday. They are both neat passenger aceamers. We rho the following from the Wheeling fa hot/ice...el- of yesterday : The river was still riming last night with nine feet three inches of water to the channel. lithe rise continues a few days more we may expect to see the river dotted with 'broad ; hon." loaded with their relueb'e cargo of "black diamonds." We learn from the el:ricers of the Bertha that the large fleet of barges and boats lying about Pittsburgh are getting ready, and will cake the advantage of thertse. The Berths came in from Pittaburgh with au ex eelleat trip, totting two barges loaded with oil. She was compelled to lay over some hour. to ro yal, damage. done to her chimneys at the bridge at Ste aben STE.IJO BOATS 11 A KSBtl. OH, AND .—TU.( LD . E2I d . r.7U, commodious Steamer WENtrrin H, Capt. los. D. Ir.swina, rune regularly be.streen the above ports lose week, leaving Baltimore. from her wharf, foot of South Arcot. every FRIDAY AFTER NOON, at t o'cleck, and Frolericluburgh, every TVESDAY MORN IND. Passensen and Freight carried at low retell. Through Freight _promptly attended to. Merchandise from Easton, Now 1 Doh, Philadelphia, or else +here, coosigned to care of Steamer WENONAII, will be taken charge of Im mediately upon its unval In Belli aore, charges paid, and forwarded promptly, free of commis alone Person. from the Northern States deatring to view the Battle Fit fin of Pirgipla, or to look alter the bodies of friends and relations killed In the hatlea of the Wildernen, Ohancelloreville, Frederickeburgh, or Spottrylrania Court House, have a eplead,d opportunity of doing so by this route. The WESONAR I. provided with ea vi lest State-rooms and Berth Al oocusodatloos, and is In every lespect a fint-cian Boat, being new, fast and commodious. For Information freight or paslgn, apply to or address JuS. WRITE, Purser, ou board, or 30P..11“111S TAYLOR, Accra, jyThdam 212 West Fall. no , Baltimore, Md. VOR CAIRO SAINT LOUIS. ti"—' 4 —T he Pne and commodious steamer HARD TIMES, Oapt. P. Brown, will leave ea above on TUESDAY - , Path inst. For fr<l~ht ''J.T.Wl2illSfYbC°ol)4' or to J 124 JOHN FLACK, ,gents. TOR CINCINNATI t L 01.115.. .. VILLE.—Tbe !splendid paesenger steamer A MELIA FflE, Or pt. Thommi l iN {rate se shove on WEDNESDAY, N.th bast, For freight or e 6 apply ( Ir o asl or to JOILN . F L LIAOH. ll' you OILS. Co. • _ nIINICARD CREEK PETROLEUM VOMPA.PIT Office Corner of Penn and Wayne Btu This company man organized on the 29th under the Pennsylvania Mang and Manufactu ring Laura The temitory of the company ad. pins the lands of the Drinkard Creek Union Oa Oommly, Ed this city. Capital sleek woratus Thud Par Value or Each Shure OPTICKILS Reddest—S. A. JOHNSTON. Secretary and Ttemn.rnr—SA.Jl'L GRAHAM DISSITTOMS S. A. Jos:amor, L. S. moms. WWILIT 00IILT811., JA.11121 F. 11. Omar, W. 0. Kiss, Jtasyd H. W. Hyman. S 7 AN DARE) PETROLEUM REFINERY. CLARK & SUMNER. Works and Orrice, COLLINS TOWNSHIP O. in Pittsburgh, 24 WOOD 19112Y.ET These works have the largest capacity in the country. The brand stands the highest In this country and In Europe, for nasally and lire text, and the oil is put In well seuonedbarrela, prepar expeclally for export. ed Manufacturers of BOILERS, STILLS, TANKS, and IMPROVED 501111‘0 10LS [or 011 Wells. delirdy CHAMPION OIL COMPANY Produters of Crude sad ItlenuLeatUrern of Reflood Cal Inn Oil, Benzine and Lubricating Oil. WORKS OPPOSITE SKAAPSBITEO Offico No. 69 RAND greet, PITTSBURGH, Pa W. D. CUSHMAN, Sup't. ions K. WALLkell WALLACE IS: CURTISS, COMMISSION MERCIEIANTS, LID DHALIBILS IN CRUDE AND REF= PETROLEUM BENZINE AND LUDRIOATING OILS. No. Ist SOUTH IF/1.4 fi FES, PHILADELPHIA, PA. sir storage capacity (under cover,) for 15,000 barrel.. Also excellent facilities for shipping to American and Foreign ports, at our wharf on the Schuylkill River, near the platform of the P. IL B. eA,•ly BONDED WAREHOUSE OF Phenix Warehousing Company, root of BALTIC & lIALRISON Stk. Brooklyn. uTOESO. Or REFINED PETROLEUM, La Tanks and Barrel.. See (Amulam Office, No. oa BEAKS STREET, New York.. 000.17 1 St. CLAM PilT.. Pittsburg/2, FOB WARDING AND COIIMISSION Ar6/2014.1iT, AND DEALER IN OILS. ILLUMINATING, 7.I3ORIOATING, i ORODII PE.THOLEI I 3 I OMB, ha., eowitaatly on band and (or isle at the lowtere market prices. Oottettpa• aunts and orders satiated. aptdan JA3IXS WILKINS, SWIM AND DIASAM _ CRUDE AND MUM OILS reTrplTToeUi Muquesn• Way:lPMtswiti eEfIPMEST .111-11 atteatitolgliaa to Um SALE AND OP PETROLEUM and Rs products. Coadiromeata respectfully sollnltad. Plttabams Auney for VENANCIO ANII TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. Eir POST OFF/OE HOE 141 mhl y lintaLT . L. WILCOX wiL EL MURRAY & co., Commissrion Mercitants, ni x e n r i NlMltAltD REFINED P %Tao. Alir ba ls. Mira fsellltles for storing on uagty rre Warahoose sad eke D1:141315NZ WAY, nen Muni street, Pituburgb. spaarral .trra un.i.rCE C' wn.Bß 1829. FRAY= ETRE INBURANCE COMPANY p }Tu. A DELPIIIA. &soots on January 1. Mt, 32,457,8419 93, Capital., 8 400,000 Accrued Pnunisms 071,Ca1 Inverted Premiums 1,866,5239 Unsettled ClaLms 8,416 Income for MU =Ai Loran Paid since 1829 8 , 000 , 303 Perpetual and Temporary Foliates on liner& tdrum: Merles N. Blacker, Wow Lee, Tontie el Wagner, I Edward O e . Dale, Tr Alfred Vitler, George W. Rio ards, Fres. W. Le= M. D CHARLES N. &NC EDWARD DLLE, i gc l e 3 "Prealdtt JAS. W. DIeALLISTIED, See. pee. tem. J. O. COMN tnII2II corner Wood and TblidArelas. FERE AND BIARINT. Insurance Co. of North American PHILADELPHIA Hartford Fire Insurance Company. airl - auction eau be neutral in the above named and enwible campaniles. W. L. SONIA AGM, 94 Water bleed, (up 4talra.) IVEBTERN INSURANCE COMPANY , OF PITTSBURGH, R. MILLER, Jr., Presidtml, WM. P. REIM:FiT, Secretary. Othor, No. 92 Water street, Span. h Ware house, up stairs, Pittsburgh. Oururr againd sit /ands of Pim and MiWin/ Bioko. A Home inellution managed by Directors Mu arr eel/ known in the cammunity, ant mho am deem minal by prom and liberality, to maintain the character which thug ham asiume=cir d. erthe the MS protection to Mom chi drain lo R. Miner, Jr" James McAuley, Nathaniel Holmes, Ales. remlek, u.Racket...lA, WDL P lays° ‘ITIZEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURG/L-orace, Darner Market en.lWater streeta, second floor. BAGALEY, Prendesd. WDL A. SHEPARD, Scerthrey. Insures Steamboats and (largo.. Insures against lon and damage In the navige.. lion of the Southern and Western Riven, Lakes and Savona, and the navigation of the Seas. Ilium against loss and -damage by Are. .• . . Wm. Bagsley, S. M. Kier, Ssmael Rea, Jobe Slayton, Ju. Part, Jr., lames M. Ooopor, W. 0. Johnston, S. liorbough, 0 F. Jones, J. Orrldwel Jr., Hon. T. M. Howe, John S. Dilworth, Harehp Preston, Wm. A. Rodgers. George Brnishurt, aoukayd I/EOPLEB' INSURANCE COMPANY °ince, N. E. corner of Wood and Fifth Sta FIRE AND 111ARIS1 INSURANCE Wm. Ph111.1p; Capt. John L. Rhoads John Watt, Samuel P. Shrlvar, John E. Park; U. Hanson Urn Charles S. Ellasell, Charles Arbor. Wok. Van Kirk, John F. Klrk rick James D. Verner John Glyde. WM. PHILLIPS., Pxstelent. JOHN WATT, Nos President. WIC F. GARDNER Semderru. I umir A LLEGITENY INSURANCE COMPA s- NY OF PITTSBURGH.-0Mo; N 0.17 FM street, Batik Block. Insures against all kinds of Fire and Marin , Risks. /SAAO JOWL'S, President. JOIIN D. M'CORD, ;Ica Pre...tdenl. D. M. ROOK, ses:dory. DIEJICTOES John D. MoOord, Capt. Adam Jacobs, B. pt. R. Sterling, Ca Wm. Dean R. L. McGrew, Robert H. lose /arms, C. C. Et Halsey CM Capt. B. O. Grey, John Irwin, Jr., B. L. Fakeestock xr.s.irr !FA CTURERS. do. pIiNCINNATI LEAD PIPE AND SHEET LEAD WURNS. PEVCOREICK & GIBSON, 10 East Niasitli. Make to order PIPES San) SHEETS of any eryulred sreisbt and site. Sheets perloom foot,: i p Ins., and upwards. Pion, calibre, , Inch to inches. A 1. ., ray LIGHT PIPE or Hydra liams and for disda ins. sells. Re mould especially ask the atterdloo of Plum ben and Proprietors of 011 Works and (11l Wells mblSorred pITTSBUROII FOUNDRY. • A. GARTITEON & CO. (Swenson to Bollmert, Garrison, k FOUNDERS ARD nozmmTal raenuteetnren of Milled Rollers of all clue, for Iron, Steel, Brut, Zhu, Copperilver, Gold Rubberß Straw Boards, Paper and India 'Works aiso, Rolling MIII Casting s of all descriptions, Berk 1111110, Patent Double Grinder, with a varie ty of other patterns, always on hand and fitted to order on short notice and favorable terms. Mee and Warehouse, 119 Smiildleld greet, Pittsburgh. frefty 0225,000 • 25,000 01 00 IIATENTED OCTOBER 8, 1861 DIETILRIDOE•S PATENT Oro! Lamp Chimneys, These Chimneys ere tntenden for the ilet, name, llCAting all parts of the gloss equally, does not ex. pose It to cracking. E. IL IJITHAIDOE, Fort Pitt Oleo Works, Washington street, apil Pittsburgh, Penn'a BLACK DIAMOND ciTEEL WORKS PITTSBUROM PA. PARK, BROTHER & CO. fdanufacturen of BEST QUALITY FLTLNED CAST STEEL. Egtvkr e,flat mad Octagon, o all duos. Warrant. id egos Ito any 11.31 , 07 t or manufasturad in till country. sur Office and warehouse, Nos. Ite mud 101 iusd. I'2) mud 17.1SZO0D wruarre, Pittburgh F 1 UST 1111-yd SUPERIOR OIL, ENGINES. We are constructing, and aal keep on band • superior style at .ErJca-xwEI Hither a Common or Tubular Boiler We Incite particle needing engtnee for this pur• pose to call and aee them, corner of PIKS .and O'HAIITREETS, near City Water Work.. Jell MACKINTOSH, liEhlrktlLL ar. 00. SILVER PLATED WAR& 3:mL.t!Lw - trxr , .LLcrrcomt - sr. Walters, Casto on ha rs, nd awl for e sui ste by table for the Trade, WILER & MOSS, 225 South 6th att PHILADELPHIA. 1516.11 m tuisios .0/. 0 W JOHN R. HERRON C 4, 119tCoine. WiniaxiLiciatult - caNsi, AND IRON FOUNDERS, OfSee and Bales Room, fete No. 119 LIBERTY STREET PENN MACHINE WORKS AND FOUNDRY. E. WIGHTNAN, ENGINE BUILDER AND BLA.OBINIST, Lames 8211.1117. between Federal and Sandusy, . Asa.zoicarr Orrr, Pg.. Rigout's:tures of WIGHT Prit N'S PATENT PORTABLE OSCILLATING STEAM. EN CORM', Shelling, Pulleys, gs:. Repairing of all kinds Wended to T BOROONMAKER, • 1iA1f0741019711.1111 011/ mate WO, ital WA, Mae 1021, Lilting% WA Mid% Patty, ite., agd Dealer LUISEED OIL, VARNISH, JAPANS, PAINTERS , MATERIAL, as. Otrlce and Wartburg" No. fa Wood et t, tontfolyd Q BEVERANOE, AO. 53 Waco. 81. Pittatntrch r alanotaaturer of BOLL= Inv LTS, WROUGHT SP/Drigh EMZIOn ral/rrald l arge lased or itispedSPlSES =DIM= large ar made to — order at shark maw A goes gisaatemeoteessesathr an luta% arylaarm 'W. BEYNE___,TT Man , acturers D. andlmporters Os .asuerrsWAßE. No. 11 DIAMOND STREET between Wood had Market atm% Paßbmih. Pi, mhl . HUMPHREYS , Homeopathic Specifics Have proved, hem the meet ampleoO, as entire otacten, efficient and reliable. They They see the only medicinal perfectly adapted to popu lar no-Aoaleaple that mistakes cannot be made in e Ae g them or harmless al to be free from danger, aad to effleient es to be klirays Cents KG, 1. cures FeVere, Congestions, Inflemeav tion 96 " Worms, Worm Fevers. Colic 25 •• Crying- Colic, or teething of W hin° 25 a. •• Diarrhoea of °tailor.% or adults 25 6. Dysentery. Griping, Bilious Colic 25 a • o Cholera Illbrbus, Nausea a 5 •• Coaaltua, Colds, Bronchitis 25 a o Neuralgia, Toothache, Facesche 25 6 " Headachee, Sick Iteaduheo 26 to. " layeapepsiti, Bilious Stomach ... 25 11. " Svppressed, seenty and pain- Jul periods 25 la. " Loceorrhces, or Whites 25 la. o Croup. horse cough 25 la. o halt liberals, Erysipelas, Emp tier. " Rheumatism, su Rheumatic pains it. Fever and Awn" Chill , Fever 50 " Piles, •nternal or externaf....... 50 18. Ophtaluay, lore, inflamed eyes.. ba la. o Catarrh, Ouse or chronic:AßM. coca act Whooping Cough, °Aomori° roughs 50 21. " Asthma, oppressed 60 22. " Ear Discharges, Impaired hearing re re." Beretta" enlarged glands 50 24. " General Debility, physical anakneso al 25. " Dropsy and r catnip Secret°. .50 " Sea Sickness, or sickness from ri 50 27. " 'Utle ding y Dblease. Ores el 50 25. " Nervous Debility. se oalnea emission, involuntary &s -chemes 100 " Sore Month. or Canker I'ZIIPST OLL .84750,000. 81,355,000. " Urinary Incontinence. 77. " Painful Periods, even with 50 Spasm. 30. " firedogs' at 13bange of 1.11e...100 ti Epliermy, Spasms. St. Vito.' Duse 00 at. " Diptherla, Uleerated Soret Threat 50 Casts of IS via* morooto case sad book Case of on large vials, to morocco and book. 1 6 9 Cos. of ID large vials, main ease and book.— 6 00 Case of 16 boxes Mac I toll) and book l IX 1 hese remeel.l, by the ease or single box, Ire sent to ms pact of the country, by mall or ex. press, free o chess! on receipt of probe. &Mows 11 UDIPBB 516E01.710 .110111FLJPATHIU Id EOM' N E CO., olnce and devt, No. 661 Broad. rosy, New York. For .01 bs zudicra§.desi... Andrew Ackley, Alexander Speer, David DL Long Bern J. Thorned, Chau J. Clark, John B. Ala(lune. FrriarVC3ol.o". Wholesale Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa. Dr. Humphrey. b consnitid !ally at hie ease, roossily or by Detter, es above, for ell forms of Image. Jyl.o-4 yd EBBERT. Sty COUOR NO MORE. MELLIFLUOUS COUGH BALSAM STRI OS LAWItc3 MELLIFLUOUS OOYOt BALSAM la warrant.* to Duro oougha, 00100 tioaraencsi, Lathma, Whooping oough, Sort Throat, Oonaumption, and all afrectiona of thr Throat and Longa. _ . 001 Der* For male by Druggists. &en 8 Ham Fourth str.i., Llincinostr, O. MiaPII4I...IECCEEt.. All %ha Manual men Ind the ,press moronism DR. STRICKLAND'S ANTI-CHOLERA DLL/ TUBES. the only certain remedy for Dlarrhcmanit =Wry. %U m . to u mZfr Bort of wo Ast=t, warrantft° affect $ oars idler oh cnume hays felled. •••-• .For bak by Proprigrta. Ger. k.' pit, Fourth street, Utouluoutu U. STRIMAND'S PILE REMZDY, DR. STRIOHL.A.NIPS PILE REMEDY as eared thowtands of the Iromt wawa of Blind ant BAT.ling Piles. It gives immediate relief, and el leer a permanent Gum try A dlxectly. Itas vex ranted to erre. For gale by all Dean , Ants. General Depot, 6 Ewe Fourth arm; OtecionetL O. Dyspepsia, li eryonaness, Debility Rt sari reetarunend these soffering with loss t e t r ." '' ' 'vo l us "l lSebto ° 4, Wn 71=rickl7trid's ° Tonis It Is • vegetable preparation, tree from aleoholls liquors; Itatrengthens the wheie nervous ayste. It creates a rood eppetite and Is warranted to CU Dyspepaie and Nervosa Debility. Elie We by GEOHOE K EYSER.. Pllteborgh. It. E SELLERS A CO, 305. FLEMING, N. McCLA (LEEN Pa 00., MLLES SUPER, M. FULTON. GEG A. KELLY, Allegheny Olty. obotlldvdkasat MA DAME RESTELL, PROFESSOR OF MIDWIFERY, who has successfully treated all diseases of females for tarty years, can b. consulted as usual, at 162 CHAMBERS STREET, New York, or by letter, nod medicine sent by mall. Ladles who requirea safe and certain remedy for removing obstruction. can rely upon her celebrated infallible French Female Monthly Pills, No. 1. to restore tegnlarity in 18 hours, if of short standing but obstinate capes of long standing may require No. 9, which are four degrees stronger than No. 1, and an never fall, are safe and healthy; prier fa per box. Carl he obtained at No. led Chambers Street, New York City, or sent by mail. with full Instructions, by addresslog Box No. 2319 New York Post Office. Copyright secured. jrscarodki CINCINN• TI, OHIO FORT"). lILARB P.RACTIO.s EIREVAI. BTORABEI, fines roe a Imam:edge seldom *centred by Petrel. clang. My long residence to this city, and the amount of patients treated arimually by me, an madden' proof of my suttees. SPEREATORIGIMA, or SEXUAL WEAKTIESe And all diseases arising therefrom, are .livW in a moth shorter time thud heretofore trEMYNEW VEGETABLE , REMEDIES.. Medicfnes sent to any part of the Onion. All letter must contain a stamp to pay return poathm Cerresporidenceheld sacred. OZoe, r oarrlirmm street, near rot. mond. Address J. W. fiItANSTETTP, EL D. likia Pittabursh. Pa. JOBH IL 111CHX75021 PRIVATE DISEASES. (Mee 253 PENN STREET, later Heed, For the cure of all diseaaes of a private nature, fro:, two to four days, by an entirely new and safe treatment. Also, Seminal Weakneas, and all other discs., of the genital organ., and their prevention. A cure warranted or money refunded. Addreas latter,-W . Vtd Peen not, WOODSIDE & WALLACE, Wlaoloac►le 7Zlx-LaGglisstes. AND DIALERS IN White Lead, Red Lead, Lltbarage, Paints, 011 s, Vorntahes, Dye Stuffs, Window Glass and Putty, Spices, Perfumery, Benno's, ()arbor, Oil, he. Also, Agents for Winter , . Metallic Brown Paint, Hamilton White Lead, ()barter Oak WILD.. Lead, and &Lagar! & Whiten% Oelebrated Patent Duel, In one and two pound bans. - OrPUSITE THE Sr. CHARLES HOTEL.) L RN ITS RE, AN D CANE AND WOOD CR Anti, Oppf.lite F.. lEdmundzon & sod na? Kn. 111 FOURTH STREET MCCORT) r CO., Inds, Caps and Straw Goods Fiore now le more the lorgest end most complete stock of GOODS FOR SUMMER AND FALL Ever offered In the west. Merchants are requested to cell and examine our stock, which will be sold at eery low rates. not 111 WOW/ STREET. SPENCER & McKAI"S PALE, CREAM AIM AMBER A.LESi Phrettir Steam Brewery, sp24lyd PITTSBURGH, PA 300 BBLS OUR CllO ; 10E BRANDS FAM ILY FL 1,000 bush Oats; LOW bath" Ear born; 4 oars Baled Hay; I car Pcaoh Blow Potatoes; 2 Dbl. Butter, in cloths; 60 barrels Green Apples; In store and for aeluisy PATTERSON . , AMMON & Nos. 860 raid £ R Penis St., beotth new building. CHOCOLATE. • Z; boxes "W. B." Rau Ohoeolatei; • on " No. I Norfolk do; • 20 Nu Familia d 10 " DOuble 7lavored do; 20 ° Cocoa Stick; In atom and for sale by • REVILER BROS, Roe. 110 sod 128 Wood street. UTBITE Limp Pure White Lead la Oil; Pittsburgh White Lead in 011; Eagle do do do; Red Lead, Lithium aa., for Ws ky jell/ • J. scnooN - M.AILEE, ell Wood oboe. I'LOUR I FLOUR! . wl.as Flowi 60 bale Low Orbo Eror sato cheap, by to " ET° Fk".. H . VONI,T & /5 I , • SPICED AND FRESH OYSTERS.—. 110Z411 Spiced and Fresh Oliva Oystens, In i and I pound sans, how in store and tor Ws by ItrYMES k MOS., fen bias. 118 and inl Woodland. No 37 WOOD STREET. WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. JAS. W WOODW1::U, Whobaste Dealers to GROCERIES. pit Gil (17E, T . c. JENKINS. Commission Merchant, see LISA - sr es PURCHASING AGENT. prrrssumu, PA. Dealer tn Flour, °rain, Seed; Ellltat. Meese, Fruit., and all Farm Products. Beat hrtnet, Sy FLOESiteamkntetD always col /land. Also, REFINED OILS. Prompt attention even to eonalgnmente tyt eorreaponatee. Weekly Price Currant. Sent to Coasignon. Order. and Gonslgnsatats **Mated. ser7:arlair• B. F. QUIMBY & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. t soura WATER ST., CHICAGO, Give special attention to Olin/WM Flour, Grain, Provision 9, Sc. Fcrr Eastern amour t. IL F. QtrIDIBY GEO. T. BROWN mla.Slv W. D. PATTE11507 , ......4. AX111011....J. SCIIILELEIIN pAT TRHSOII, AXMON & CO., l.mraission Jfferchanta, lnoter, Grain and GENERAL PRODUCE DEALERS, Nos. lISO and ES3 PENN ISTIMET. Seott's No Balding, opposlta C. &P.EL B. Depot. apely ALNS. N DANZ ArBANE & ANJEB, Commission Nterohants, Flour, Grain and Produce,: 123 SECOYD ST, between Wood & Smithreti,, 11-17 PrITSTWHOIL F TIIOB. OT POTTZII..27/0. TER, AMEN & A1M..81 . 17M1N BiLEPARDtump , COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Porrigra and Domestle Fruits, Floor, Batter, Cheese, Eggs, Potatoes, and produce generally. No. SO3 LIBERTY cirra,EET, fele Opposite Passenger Depot, Pittiburgh W.W. LIABTXI.....J. B. ITORMLL. JORDAN, HOLLIDTER & CO., Commission .7fferchanta, for the side of FLOUR, GRAIN, HAT, GRASS SEEDS, LA RD, BUTTLREffOS, GREEN &P. PLIS, aa., && 244 LIBERTY STREET, PIG.. burgh, Pa. References—Head & Illetzgaz„ Pittsburgh; son &len& Uo., Pittsburgh. spat dyd R. H. JACK, R co O xi Nos. 1 and Diamond, spd:ly PITTSBURGH, PA. G • 11AFF & REITER, PRODUCE, COM MISSION AND I. OftWARDING MEN CHANTS, and pwchnslng sown for all Pats [lWO Manufactures. Warehowe, N0.,316 Liberty jardtpl Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. ILKINB LINIIAI3T, • (Strecl:Ama To aceoKEowrr a Lninaitro b. Ma CrILTEIL db C - Produce and Conahlesion Merchant, telly No. 151 Liberty rt..„ igttabaigh. 13=I DOOLITTLE 4.t PECK, General Commission literchants; Nog. Ea and 70, Water !street, Pittsburgh, Pd. for the .1a of Four, Grain, Cheese, Butter, Dried Fruits, Previsions and Produce of 6U All orders for Carbon Oil tUled at the lowest mar ket prices. air Cowslgnmentg !solicited. mh10:17 o. c. EILMILST TILiLISIK vev 0080311.. - p . ALSLEY & VAN GORDER, Prt.6duce -a , and Commission Merchants, Warehouse, No. 201 lAberty et., Pittsburgh, Pa. Whole.le deal. era to Butter, (Meese, Lard, Eggs, Porn, Bacon, Beans, Tallow, Feathers, Brooms, Potatoes,lione thy, pried Fruits, Green Fruits, Onions, Flour, Grain, Glover Seeds, Timothy Seeds, Flax Seeds, Game and Poultry. Particular attention Bitten to Produce Consignments. Jar) ITTLE, BAIRD et FATTON, Whole sale Grocers sal Commission aterettants, deal ers In PRODUCE, FLOUR, BACON, CHEESE, FISH, CARBOr( AND LARD OIL, IRON, NAILS, GLASS, COTTON YARNS, and ;Pitts• burgh manufactures generally, 113 and lit Second stmet Pittsburgh. • afer- CI LP & SHEPARD, Commis sion cbanta and dealers In FLOUR, DRAW AND PRODUCE, bin ail Liberty strect, Plttabu4h. Choice brands of Flow for Bakers and Family' nee constantly on band. Particular attentiok paid to filling orders for blerchandixe generally. octredlY _ VETZER A, ARMSTRONG Formading, .Ld e00:11niNli011 Merchants. for the Sale of FLOUR, GRAIN, BACON, LARD, BUTT•GR, SEEDS, DRIED FRUIT, and Produce generally. N-o. 16 N arket street, corner of First, Pittsburgh, Penna. feindy TTIOS. SLITIJEIHLX. •• • - Will. P. BECK & CO., No. 135 Liberty Com ' aion t il ta, h an ' PdsaelVehr:llE, ele (X)MceBT PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, BACON, LARD, RUTTER BOOS VIIEE4E,_FISID4 64.., PRO. Illacialkle.sNaen.gl7l‘iyAir JOHN B. CANFIELD t Cominiesion. and Fomenting Merchant and wholesale dealer In WESTERN RKSERVE CHEESE, BUITEI LARD, PORK, BACON, FLOUR, Elsa, POT AND PEARL ASHES, SALERATDSLLIN SEE!) AND LARD OILS, DRIED FRUIT, and Produce generally, Nos. 14 and. 144 Front street, Pittsburgh. • • - - ..... • geHOMAKER & LANG WhAlesale dealers to OROCFRWS, FLOUR, ORAVi, PRODUCE. PROVLSIONS, FISR, CHEESE, SALT, CARBON OIL, &0., Nos. ITJ and 174 Wood Street, near Liberty Street, Pateburp, Pa. .el3-dty 000001 B. MUD 1300006 • • • • • • -•• I • EAD METZGAR, Grocers and,. Com mission blerthents, and dealers In all kinds of Country Produce and Pittsburgh htnaufgatures, No. t4O Liberty street, opposite. head of. Wood street, Pi...burgh. 03-17 _ T. Erni SY J • AZT 11KV.1t....WM. O. 67TX.6.8. pEYMER & BROTHERS, (auccessons to Rey_mer O. Anderson) Wholesale 1 L:leAlers to FSIREIGN FRUITS, NUTS sad SPIOV FECTIONERY, SUGARS, FIRE WOR &e., Nos. 126 and 126 Wood stseet, above Fifth, Rt. burgh.lF/ 3- IF • DWALLACE, Commission Merchant, • ned ltholesale Dealer to FLOUR & GRAIN, No. 333 Liberty street, opposite Pennsylvania R. R Passenger Depot, Pittsburgh, Pa Storage Wax... Louse. corner Wayne and" can street*. nors-ty JJ. S. I.llOOl[T , • JOH. LINDSAY :I 8. LIGGETT & CO., CITY FLOUR. • lice MILLS, carnet Liberty and Adam screct4, Pittsbargb, &sr Capacity, 400 barrel. per day. apt Jolt, 14,1,1` JOHN WII4OY. WATT & WILSON, Wholesale Gro cers, Commission Merchants, and dealers to Produce and Pittsburgh mauutecturea, No. ISB Liberty street, Pittsburgh. Jte.3 11111821,TRICH •• JOS. HIEMPATIIiaIi• I K IRKPATBICK & BROTHER, sue t, manors to Brown b. Kirkpatrick, WHOLE. SALE GROCERS, Nos. 191 and 193 Liberty street, Pittsburgh. JAMES DALZELL & SON, Manufac t , Wien of LARD OIL, and Commtualon Mer chants for the purchase and sole of °RUDE AND REFINED PETROLEUM, Noe 69 and 10 Water street, 2M...burgh. Advances made on. consign. menta. CHEESE WAREHOUSE.—HENRY H. COLLIN'S, Forwarding and Comealealon Her. cban' and dealer in CHEESE, HUTTERy FISH, and Produce generally, No. 23 Wood erne', abov‘ 'Water, Pittsburgh. mr2 COW.e./49 0,001. JWIN I. HOUSE (h CO., Wholesale J IN AND commissiolkr CHANTS corner e timithdeld awl Water street., Pittsburgh. ROBUST DA.G.iLL - - 'ROBERT DALZELL & - CO., Whole ...le Grocers, Commission end 'Farwardlng blercaanta, and dealers In Produce and Pittsburgh rnsnutactures, Liberty street, Pittsburgh. J 0131.1 FLOYD CO., Whole%le Gro cer sod CoIOMISSIOS NerehllOSS, Not. IT/ Wood Led Liberty streets, Pittsburgh. jelS (lIIARLES L. CALDWELL, (successor v to James Holmes h. Co., PORK PAORER emd dealer Is PROVISIONS, sorter of Mbrket surf root streets, Pittsburgh. DANILL SHOPS t.U. TO .1 • 11. VOIGT & CO., successors cop G. Oraff, PRODCCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 247 Liberty atroct, Pittabitted- TIAVID M. EDGERTON,WhoIesaIe Grocer and Commission Merchant, for Woof Street, Pittobtuzla, Pa. . Or. HT L.A.MBiIIT..IOEIN lIIIITTON.,. 0., • ALtACS lAMBERT, B.HIPTON & CO.' ) Whole , acre Grocer" and Produce Dealers, Zia. 0 Sixth street, Prtuburgh. • rile jEALAIt — DICKEY & CO., Whoknale Grocers Commieslira aterehaats, and dealers In PRODUCiI No. t3O Water street aad!ta Front beet, Pitts unh. . OIL .CLOTIIB I .OIL CLOVIS I—For floors, Tables, Cotwiteri, Stiles, Windom. widths sod patterns. it buil stock ea Sand awl for sale at minced prises, st the 'WI elsth Depot of . T.~iH PEILtIP3, Igo% Se and 28 St. Clair street. BELTING t BELTLIVII—Leather and India bobber Sentare also, nicking, Ham Gaskets, Laos Luther and Rains of ter best quality. A full stock always on head .x 1 Nos. - J. a H. naLlaPG.' 15 anti GI St. Clair all's et, be TINIVERBAL MOVIES 14KL1SGERS, et m inced prim, th e bedlwrlnffia ta use and warranted to A ire satisfaction. (MU and seir than at the bdta Lubber DtPataffor. Be and IS St. 1.71a1r stmt. . JO - J. a EL FULLI..^S. "' li.LR 040-9. 188 is 4 4 4 7 5. Affik - tgaggall caormAL R. 8. - 1211:1* HANGHKEINT --BLEVM'S DALlcaamm: Onand after IffHe.y, MAW may, ISO, trains trial • awe the_pvps o upp r ol LAT EX.PBrs. 4 44Sunday, atiSO a. sr_-. gUrPing WIT at mibal thong. and =Wag Gunn nOnneonioo.l It for New y a. Baltimore NerYork MALL ACCO3IIII TRE„ Euily eseept Sun. dart at tSO a. Ed...ppli d at all regular d . BW ast aLt rhati,itnedi at ate rla'W polnts. nat lona between Plana Harrlib=l malting close connect witl . o trains on Branch, WeaP . ttlu:ch. Cresson R 8 ., pp e nt. h rSdiLansnindil and PITTSBURGH C. ft - E. daily car, sept Sunday, at. 1.3 D p. t 5,,,„„ .t nearly ... the static. between Pt Ti n a n seike and makingconn ection, _l. ~ the = bnM i(.a ndlsk na t m Llra na L ß ss esnl IslFei Branches . JOHNSTOWN AtIOCI4AVEIN, daily, el end Sunday , at S.Co p. 1 0 _.iy a ._ ~. . D era ti.g bet a ween t Buirwau rittsb e urg4 3..A 's ~,, ,, ,f.......i tr .i.....?: „ . the Indiana Branch %tar .viVl.li.> B.R. PIiTLADELPHLA. " Lt .. , _ , _ _ B. stopping at Latrol 4:alt. , Altoona, HuntinrA 14 down.Min. New. port, biaryscllla s . nWslincaster,ami Do gtocrsi. At Harriablisr 4 l ecmnectiona a mo re made for Baltimore. Was and New Fort et Pbilas•lphia, Tor New ,_Bolledi and on Points. stem : •un thrwash on tlas train hem Pittsburg to- pm phtipmpb.t a ta sad Nelfae r tb , y tils AlfriAmtte. FAST anal, e__„ Ts as " P• m, stopping o at uonamenriputteeo Altos. na, Huntingdon. Lewisnclaskiman. boonepOrt, DlsiTsidllg Harrisburg. V4d.,, - ,, abaposp won, Mt.. Joy, LandiasillOw4a, cad. Down. ingtown. At Harriourg cannel, an made for New York. Baltimore on.Z fWavoroit Thus. t r Iphisifor New York , Et:Ncao4 Latermeglat pouna Di . 4.1. n First Accommodation fpir i ip s Stet. wares daily (except Sttil at 11 A ,... Second Accommodation, tats Ivalra Station leaves daily (except Sunell4) at ti...., Third Accommodation Tpiln Snap. Station eaves daily (except Sued) at 4.1, m., Fourth Atanamodation,lrrain &rape statics, ...', earendally (except B=lol ai SA .. Accommodation for FKAn Stan, hmein a then p. m. ;(,.; The March Train leavitylealPs w o n s yyai Sunday at Lon a. 14.., retoiXdxlt teat Sittibtifla at !ASO p.un. e , Returning Tr aria arrive Ai Pritzbux. follows ..... •••••• 136 11. 66 _ - Fast Ldne :ii iii i. nu First Wall'. Station A ce moation. 643... y. Penn Anima:iodation.— _.i' .1.60 a. a. Second Walla Station Ace.. - . romodstiosge .... Johnstown AcenutmOdetifa. 1.02 a. a.. Pittsburgh &Erie Mail—Ai JD p. m. Baltimore Express. JO SO p. mid Third WalPs Station Acent dmodatiork. OD p . m. Phlluielgd. Es_p r•e5i.....44.. _ , 10 p. as. Fourth wove ...rim:, AeooMinodation 0 _ lg p. m. Emigrant . ' Train. An Agent of the Ezeid;lor °melbas R .. will pan Omagh each train before man, the Depot., take up sneaks eur . Adcliver baggagy . 7 part of the city. Office Nyit DO Penn strny,.. n day and night, where all *ins for the moh en y , of panes:gen and baggegtaUl mein prof „y. Winn. Baltimore express will Wive with Flilladyg. Express at 2.20 p. in , on intin,, days. NOTWE..-10 case of Ries, the Oompallyzy hold themselves reaponsible for penman bag g . only, and for an amount ri#t exceed 11100. W. Hp. BECK digin At the renniylvania Central Railroad . Station. on Liberty anit.ketrant 'trent. mvi ____—_--. 1101TTt3BURGH, -A- WAYNE A 0E . 10 Zigfega RAILWAY, _ AND 11S IM D b. PTEII. LilJlD2+ll RAELROAD. i,NCI km= MER A.RIJA foll On andyin after May lithip6s, train will run as o ,! Leave ws, s 1 For 7 F or . Pittsbonth,(Thicago,yeleveland. Eaprere F.prese r 2.10 a. rig 2.10 it. m. i 2.00 p. ,b 2.4.6 p. at. 7.00 a. m For New Ontle and E 4 10 a. m. arrtu46llo. Arrive sePittsburgh-4P. Ft. W. A cl, Railway 2.20 a. en., L2O p. m., &CO kr., 1.60 p. ar., 8.10 p. 0. n P. R. K —nig . ed:6046 p. m., ROO p. nt. Accoaczonntline TILLIE., Leave Allegheny. g; Newl Roches. 1 NeW I Seethe Brightonl ter. 0100* I Economy: •111. 9.00. m.i 2.1.6p.m. Liapp.,lo.4lop. m. l ItO p. 69, 11.60. m. '6l 11A6 p. m 1 9.00 p. en iiir:rulix, ..... . rs:s3=3 -- derive at Allegheny-1V F. W. k. O. Railway 7.16 8.16 a. m, MAL ni„ 2.55 p. m., 450 p. m. and 12.01 p. sa. ,p! O. a 2. E. E.-0.10 cal,, • GEORGE PAYLEIN,TieItot Agin s, Union Paagencer Stition, Pittsburgh, ye. A. (4. CASSELE/R:LEY, Ticket Agent, Allegheny City. znyt4n F: h. MYIKLaI General Ticknt kiont -e, pITTBBURGH 14,PaziaMIN CONN ELLSVIIitiE }?..&11.110AD. SUMMER AI4ANGEMENT. On and afterDIOND.4 4. 7une I,lde, the trains will leave the Depot, . of Koss and W stir streets, as follow. iN Leaves Arrives at s. Pittsburgh. Plttabth. Mall to sod from Unlorder*sa. 735 a. m. alnip. m. Express " . 1:40 p. m. 920 a. m. First McKeesport necotre...lPAO a. It. CM a. m. Second " f; 351 ' 9.46 Pirearaddook's " : - 11101. m. Second " 4d6 p. CCL. Sunday Church Train tOrland [tom McKeesport dal... LOS p. m. 1090 I. a For ticket[ apply t id: SH A. J. ANK, Agent. w% S. AFOUT. Suporlnten't. A L LL ET EEITY angsMil G H IEL AILE/DAP:— 0115,1208 OF TEIIE.-45tp and altar MONDAY May teth, thAt, the folloting arrangenant of wiu take effect. t !MAIL THAW.—Lesf i ia Pittsburgh at 7.a0 a in. arriving at Kittanning 10.00 a. nu. Leatria Sib tannin at 9.08 p. et.. efpres at tittaburgh at TlL,kifi—Ftves Ifittkunlng at 490 a. m., arriving at Pinsk:9lTh at 9.25 a. m. Leaves. Pittsbutgh at 4.20 p. m.,Selvivirg at Bittaroung at rJo p. m. AtAANISMODATION :1 111 AIN. — Lewes Sods Works at Ski a. arriflig at Pitteburgh ett 735 a m. Leaves Pittsburgh 1.170 p. El., striving a Soda Works at COO _p. mvU F . WiflOHT. Superintandant, 1 8IW! UNELLI2B FOREIGN EIRGIATION OFFII3 PlTTsiruth*. PENNA. .... 080. 6111.4:1' 680. Pa. age from taliV,"Old Country. The Liverpool, Raw icltir and Philadelphia (Ire man,) Steamship Comp** , having appointed the their Agent Mese, eft Mr. Thompson. d ra m= l e la now preAted to br i ng out or Ore latt ys Pilmqpi Ls4.hrar E in s a . ers Th f e tti s t: Line a cmea t this favorite line leave Liftrpool every WEDNEIr7 DAY, for New York,bribeing at Queensto an. am among the fast,-,iatifet, and most nt vessels afloat. The undersigned I. alai Iftallat ,s he Livapoo r. end Londond T maaltp las: t ina n ig n. S " :4 l 74lriell P r e bull Melia The a nnex, era of this line are bull4i the strongest manner, and furnish choke aecore*Wations for passezepaa lie ia also agent for T -4?scorrs LINE of eel, . N Clipper Sailing geeketa, leaving Liverpool far New Yolk twice a *ft...k, and the .X." Line of London Packets, leavVenidon every ten days. The Maps of Tafteott ;Line have long been no ted for their quick pal... es and the eseelleace of the provisions furnishedlhe passengers, and theft c kind treatment wane oi - ani Parties who wise heir friend a brought • by tailing vessels, ahoold by ail means patron:se . use. rm.&to California , greatly redunal rates. e DRAFTS on' _ parts of Sums for eels at the to rates. q . Apply to i, D. ontfiLL, I ozool Emigratbru °Moe, oaf Ilise Smithfield street. A 216 STEAM WFJSII7 TO LIVER EE ! QuEErisrowN,sair (Cork . (Me known Steamers of the Liverpool, New York a Philadelphia Stem:whip Company (Inman Line. !carrying the 13. S. nails, wil. era intended to sall as f . ow. GLASGOW '.)....Wednesdsy, July 211. CITY OF WASILHOATON.Saturday, July 29. KANGAROO si. Wednesday, August 4. CITY OF LONDOlf.i....Seturiay, August a. And every succeeding 2iaturlay and Wedneta y, at soon, from Pia 44, ardath River. BAT= nfir rinses's, Payable in gold, or itkoquivalenti ri =nowt Flrst Cabin $B5 Ste e rage CV co .' to London... 95 il „ to London... ill NI 4 to Paris... —Rd • L. to Paris-- 40 413 .. to Hamburg.. ISS ‘ L. to Hamburg.. 2200 Psoengers also fox . .. Yarded to Have, Simmer, Rotterdam, Antwerp, tcv, at equally low rata. Fares from Liverpooleir lqueanstown—rat extras .91, OM Steerage, 11.1411 Those who wish to send tar their friends can 09y tickets hen at these rates. ~,, OFFor further infannatttin apply at the Ocanyany.o JQIIN - Cl. DALE, Agent, yi IS Etraidway,X. Y. !-.! • D. G.NEII A ,L, FONT Emigodicusmor. oaf No. VI Srel tlell stmt. rituncrio., .. CURARD L:!;1 15..-Btown fromgp LIVERPOOL 41 . 0 QUEENSTOWN I In gold, or Its equlont In ounanoy. THOM NEW YCNI.E. $4 fa currium tialli every week. .O.Rly to THONL44::HAITIGAII, thalthield *eat, betwam a and 4$ I suzausty ettiatimi DRY'' , ` ODDS. 0. teILeow..JCSSWW... 111.12.. °ATM 1100A.NOLEP WILSON, CARIV.4,- CO., ((LATHPaoIi e.,) • Mao!elute dealersßElGN MTh Dowo TR) DRY 000DS, ' 1.% Wood street, tlttel hove &been Diamond stßey. Pltteburgh. spun VATON, MACROS & CO. Wholes* Beall Desists-In . mualarrosonS BROIDEBILS sad R G00D.% arevery dew* tton N0..17 sad tg, street. Pittsburgh. 44 , ,eVYDR, Wholesale' ..axa• Retail Dealers_______tte , FANOY AND 5T6244,, DRY GOODS, TRiariew , GS,_fte, N 0.13 Motet_ red, betweea maraokal and Fourth, Pittman/ JOSEPH HU' Wholesa:a and Ratan .bealer in all bli:t at TRunnaros, DRI GOODS, tis. Scam 41 Tp Band data, _ DE.~IIBTRY, /JOSEPH ADlallk Deatit„ „ HAni t inv Band= otDIAKT itraitek.Theadora , naaturen WALL PAPER New, cheap and hand. soma For ma.al F 0.107 KIWI." sued near Fifth dzset, by 3 il J nuwara a aso. Far "Whoellaff. 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