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TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
Inival and Departure of Traia.i.
. " Pr l,l .E. sl7intliti Central laallroad.
_„. ...eparfs. Arrine.c.
Day Expel •5..... 21.17 a M Mall 1:51 A In
/Utoona Accom'a 7 . :14m M East Line 2:4n a m
Ctschmatt Estes Ible a m ht Wall Acconen 6:25 a co
NAIL 11:40 a. Parlat Penn Accom.. %ST a m
PRIP•EXPr•••••• aff.s p cs llfl Wall Accom... 8:50 • m
.101011 , 41.11 Ana. 4:15 pm '.lohnst 'a At:cm:n.lo:l.4l4 m
FaißLliati IMIX, p rn ill, t.t. Eric 31•11-12:35 p cc
/it Wall'Accuta.. 6::114 m,ltallimarc Ex p'• ESJ pm
2d rr" „ ”, " ' a m p•I W
Wall Accom... I: S J p m
94 ' 'MC _ " M.A p cn,i'lwil'a }::prose,." . ..mr, pea
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~. tat Penn Acems'nlo:a3 p m ;7,1 rtnn a ccom.. 6:25 p m
44 • " 33.0 p to IAI moua ACCOM.
I a Emlgt Tra10...01:31 p m
et &arch tralnl eaves Wuils' Station ere.,
BO ay at 9:45 a m.; rcluralng, levee Plitcbarcb at
32:
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o. co.
rtt t *bomb, Columbus and Cinch:math
Arrives.
• Fact Lba.D.7.'1... ves
e 2:50 a" m' Fast Use_
Mall NI( .0 :, Lc Mall—
idatitteue - .- ....._.
2:2) p nt - .Epetos
AK übenville Ac- ,onteubentille Ac
e °dation, 4:10 pm , commodatlon ..10:10 am
.1..,c
m il...lbob2l2l2o4 3 l6 ,3 't.::et E y s ta p e m b:all Cblec•Zo.
Et rta j)"" 1,44 m
Espy
A"-i".
4 21 1 5 p "' m
.V.A a . 44 m Espy.° ...... .... *:2l p m
M l
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733 9 9 Mall 432 p m
Klitellng Et pre LAN itl
Nele Eriglsion Amu tindatinn leaves Allegbeny
dtpot at 9 am.. 11,50 a. en.. 444 p. m., and 0:40 p..
Itocitesten. 235 p. tn. t6-4;etv eavb°. 2:40 p. m, , t goon m. -
t'TJ iill'. p t m. l NV eilvville. Lb/ p. tn.
V itt/thumb, Cleveland and Wheeling.
/apart.. ArHoes.
,lispreas ....... ... 2.= i tu 'Express 2:.49 p m
Maitre. ...... .... Int° to F.a6presa . ..... .... 2:13 p m
Mall tinal In E.2preue . ..... .... 2:28 ato
Steubenville Accommodation learea Alie t tneny al
1,40 p. m.
Pittsburgh and Connelltsville.
ts. • Arritc.r.
Wall Depar 'lilt a mMall 0:al to m
.gzeress ' &CO p m Expreva 10,31 a in
lat McKeesport-Mak a tu tat McKeesport.. 83° a m
r.. 1 '• 6:16 a m 2cl 66 , 2,45 p at
Allvii/eny Valley rum. ..a.
Depart.. I g 4,71000.
Stan - 6:45 x in j
..
~ Express .....,,,up u m
Napa,. Enlu p m I Ilan 6:10 a m
Accommodation. ;tan - -. ~,c r., ,m m, ,,„„ ~,x,. ,„
T i liliblirgit . mnd ° Eri ' e Elmilroad, to Oil
==r==
Awei;: - .••• ' - 7D 7 a , .e..
If. 40 -E&ves... F o il ( .. Zio. VEx pre... 6:57 • to
•i t .... nt burgh , ‘ woe .d Chicago, awl
t{4:B. er Valley.
E mw ... i .in„ n o .p.—Grant and Wetter Sta.
strrtees. ' Departs.
11411• ea. . -Cal p m 18:t0 v m :a 00 p m
116,:i.iiiosky Stowe, St. Clair St.
Departs.
naillfir ft' A:4 4 ! , - ' N 0 . 16 St. Ctia ' r ' S ' es:e' el..
Arrivs.
I Departs.
. 111,10 5 4354405 i Steige4.4taitelaVOtel
Arrive*.
2 .4 P. m. I
et2etlit.
OICELSIOR OMNIBUS & LIVERY STABLE
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JAMES DAIS it SON, Proprietors
OICKISTIRSE/3 A\'3 CARRIAGES fornisbed fur all
*Mao. Also, Carriages lor Fameral., Weddings slot
-Pestle& at short notice and reasonable rates. STA.
//LAI oras 1/A1( AND NlO ITT. n07:17.1-
*I 41 WarAl;!! MO/ au 3 :iLYI
Arrest or s Itrinawrty Para
athisur Charged with Stealing 84,700-.
They are both held for Trial.
Some time since, as our readers will remora
bee, a man named Dietrich published an ad
vertisement in the city papers, announcing
the fact that his wife and family, six in num
her, had deserted him. After the publication
• id theadverthsonsest, Dietrich discovered that
this wife had left his house in company with a
ratan mimed Funk. For a time the wherea
'halite of the parties could not be dlsoovered.
Mind it being found they bad passed from AIM
shittertycvver the Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne And Chi
gage Railroad, Dietrich procured passage to
41thago, and although he engaged the services
Of Several experienced detectives, failed to as
pertain the Whereabouts of the runaways.
During Dietrich's- absence, officer Nixon, of
• the Allegheny police, learned that the parties
sought for were at Kittanning, Armstrong
ofainty. lie immediately communicatbd the
' fact through proper channels to Dietrich, who
returned to Allegheny and made information
before Alderman Robinson - against Funk for
the larceny Of some forty-seven hundred del
' lath In money, and against his wife for deter
tion:., Nixon, as we noticed at the time of the
DeellaVenee, proceeded to Kittanning and ar
rested the parties, who wore held in bonds for
a further hearing. The hearing came off on
. Friday afternoon at three o'clock, 1 hen the
Alderman hold the defendants to buil, each in
the sum of two thousand dollars, to answer
the oharigos preferred, at the March term of
Court. The case has excited considerable in
terest •botween the friends of the respeotire
patina, sad when brought to trial before a
- J illy, may give rise to some interesting (level
" Opoorets.
Sanitary Basra
- Did Cot the lost meeting of the citizens for
,
tie pierposo of adopting sanitary measures,
,iadjourn to meet some time during the fleet or
seeand week in January[ We are under the
impression that it did, and if such is the ease,
It to about time to awaken the minds of the
pabLio in regard to the matter. Too prompt
soMou'catinot be taken. The breaking up of
Winter will leave our alleys, back yards and
vacant lota reeking with filth, while the heat
vilta stiternersatm will convert it into hotbeds
atf amiss°. The gentlemen who were preseut
Qo last meeting entertain some very ex
idei,4-MlT,Zurd to aanitnryregulatioae,
wpich they embodied in a ravint Ivalea was
pablished, and we hope that some action will
be taken immediately in regard to the matter.
acre es the atm rises in the east and sets. to
the west,' we Shull be visited by cholera tis
=ler, and it will than be too late. All
eor prawn:awn fa better time a lacmh4
Ore.
'Briir; it Along.
view thb many cases of extortion that
Ili= in our city, we think that the following
giaolitne should be introduced into our hacks.
'Ater° are an independent set of hackman
ketei men who have no stated place of bust
*Ms, but who "pirate," as the steamboatmen
say, wherever they can, wko make it a rule to
extort from any passenger who looks green
enough to submit to their demands. We give
-this extract, in order that itmay suggest some
f=dal . way of putting a check upon these
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An loges:dons little infield's° has been put
on moose of the Parisian hacks. It Indicates to
LVis pi r w ila e lh w e h •lis e t n afi n efs e : i kas at irsiTe ! t tnl i rh o e
price he has to pay accord e ing to the official
ref:Pilaf:lona. The little, machine Ls called
'cam' toir meehnuique," And the pollee intend
to put them on all the hacks of the city.
The Skating Prizes.
In the elating race at Central Park, on Set.
Wear, for prizes, ,two elegant palm of elcatoe
- being thelnir.es, Allen Emmet, gr.. ices the
suocosaftil competitor among the gentlemen,
'lLha "Me G-0 as ttlif successful lady. The
Leader of yesterday stated that no ladies en
tered, into the contest for the prir.e, but that Ls
*mistake, as there were three competitors.
During the day there were eighteen hundred
'visitors, and after dare *twelve hundred, ma
_lringrin all, three thousand visitors in. round
ntantiersat the Central on Saturday. There
' , Arens equally as many at the Union Park,. and
we are informed that there were about fifteen
'hundred on the ice at Smoky island. This is
' pretty well for one day, and Saturday was not
A r ti ocil day for skating either. It was too
arorther Burglar; to Allegheny—Arrest
.he Perpetrator.
A few nights ago, the house of Thomas }lod
gers, on River avenue, was entered by a burg-
Lir, sad a variety of articles .in the clothing
tine carried off. The family were absent at
the country and the fact that a -robbery had
. beim committed was not dint:mend until
Thursday last, when Mr. Rodgers engaged the
services of "Commodore" 31cliclvy, ono of the
Independent Police, at Alderman Ruffle's of
fice, in Allegheny, who ferreted out the guilty
party, and traced him to an adjacent county.
The prisoner gave his name as Joseph ii. Dui
*la, and ho was committed to jail for trial at
the March term of court, in defuult of ono
thousand dollars bail.
:•••• ....Ifeeting of Prison Inspectors.—Tho
c, -Board Of Prison Inspectors of the County ,
Yrison,. met on Friday, and amongstother
-beatriess before thorn was the election of Jail
2117111.3 Jan. The aspirants for the office, be
. - r d. thel present Incumbent, Dr. A. G. MeLand
; eta, were Dr. James McCann, late of the sth
Va-Artillery, Dr. Roberts, of Booth Pittsburgh,
4111114. &hem. Dn McCandless, niter several
rbelected to the position, and is
::.Therefore authorized to act us Jail Physician,
u 00Ortettion with his duties 1D a shatter
- VoLeity at the. Marine ROSpltal. The contract
supplying the prisoners in the jail with
Watt again awarded to Air. John shop.
.bra. •
308 97th lieklment.—Co e n D and
W. of the 77th Pen.nsylvania Degiment, arrived
la the city On figtorday, and will bo discharged
a_day or two. They number abmit one boa-
Mred men, and aro under command of Lienten
.. Vint Colonid Win. A. ThabinsOn, of Allegheny,,of
Stitoin they speak in the 'highest terms. Thoy
illeSfro us to express their thanks to him tor tes
sureeestoi efforts lir procuring for !Item tho
• .Ibeat posaiblo transportation and getting them
through With safety and dispatch. 'The balance
.0C the regiment, n.nder command of Colonel
Rose, expected here In lvday or two, baying
a tea Tilxas at the same time with companies D
astifi
Store Mobbed.—Tho store of Ewing t Hill.
attbe Mansfield station on the Plitsburfsh
railroad, was entered on Erilay,
End a large quantity of goods taken out, prin
cipally boots and shoes. The robbers
ruusuck
eeddthe drawers, bat found only ten dollars In
tractional currency. They entered by forcing
the trent door open_ The store was but re
cently started, and its owners were just eons-
Voting arrangements for Occupying it st
night, but the robbers got one day ahead of
Chum. Tho some thieves forced 'open the eta
,lion house and ticket office, but finding no
money left everything there undisturbed.
Jillftlieny River.--On Saturday morning
the Allegheny river was entirely closed, with
the exception of about thirty feetnt the rah
road bridge,' It would aot surprise us in the
least to find it elmedover this morning solid
enough to bear a team. We Imre had no such
cold weather as yesterday and last night this
winter. , •
Death fns Itoll-Room..—A Mr. Charles
Mindoch, of. Detroit, while dancing the sehot
tlp.eho,wilh ltidy, nt.a bull on the taltleult., and
Laving sopa° Mu-circuit, of the hall, staggered
atfd fell, and before could be placed on a
o-huge - was dead. lie :wits laud) from Titua•
Plik•
A Neu harludltnar Dodge,
gOMO time since, an Oil City chap made a het
with a comrade that he could ge, up to Kit
tanning end sell the people there, On. I tin At
ti:nr wound ,tand the ecti The %tick, h "'hg
been depnailed, Oil City started on hi, itocor-
Aitai, and Inic log hr pot
up hi the b hOlc•I in the pia,. 'new after
wean tin a livery stniinc, and having hired
liOrtai and litigg:„ he drove not into the struct,
and announced that he would dye ilinlar
gm - CM - auks fir four dollars. As nn, utter of
'-cairn he 000 n l,ad pureitatierd After seillug
it few, lee saint hen ,old sell one dollar green
back% for seventy-five cont., which offer ahaa
ml,lrgre-, 4111 y taken, the crowd in the tnuan
&raw grna log larger. Having diripioccvd of a
howl., of dollar note. , In Mir manner, he of
feted lift) cent portal currency for twenty-live
then 101331.3 -dye cent currency for a
r :Inv, then clime currency for five mints, and
the], ft marking that tiro cents Wri.4 of lion
to any person; lie threw a handful or thi. do
nontinii t lon in the crowd. By this time he wog
~.orrtitinded by a very large eallninlnan of peo
ple, who believing hint to he drunk or near,—
I hey did not taro which—were willing to take
adrrud age of hi„ misfortune. tie ne t put MY
hand in his lea ken and pulling out none
locket, saki '`Wlot wont, to L, y a lock
et for a dollar,' and give your money
back." A number of greedy applicant%
stretched forth their eager hand end
soon Itched dirposect of a num tier of lock l,
et., at
one dollar each, handing hook the mousy
along with the ticket. He then put his hand
In another pocket, and pulling out some morn
lockets, said, "nip friends hero are smne high
er price I lockets; who wont,, a locket for live
doilarst" As In•froc, then. Were numerous ap
plicants, and o hen he had supplied as Many
as mold raise the eve dollars, he quietly Raid,
fluty friends thy] , IN bona Ilde sale; I did not
sayl would give you back your live dollars," '
oil fir,re „a a y, having eloarvtl al.wint no
hundred and twenty &there by the operation.
Bo then drove to the other side of the river,
and haring played the 811-Me gumo there, went
hack to 011 City, and claimed his bet. Sistee
Med a number of Imitators have son,- ^-
and art: goingaroune '
rao}llU,allOPt,
-..enedodge. 'rho., that read thepit- 1
bo wanted against Meat. follow., but
Mono who do not, deserve to loose,thatir mon
ey; We notice, that the ratople of Waynes
burg, Greene bounty, have Lem/ victimised in
a similar manner.
M>ln
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12.,3eisv
Dlatorbaree In a Saloon
Ou Faturday evening a rather aggravated
ease of assault and battery was heard before
Alderman Donaldson, the particulars of
which, according to the evidence, are as fol.
lowa 1 On last Christmas day, Daniel O'Con
nell, with four commd. from Woods Run,
went into the saloon of Jurnes it. Dickey, the
"Eldorado," at the corner of Fifth and Smith
field streets, for drinks. O'Connell called for
ale for the party, which was set oat by the bar
keeper, Jag. Martin. Ono of O'Connell's party
remarked that the glasses were not full, when
Ilm barkeeper took the glasses and threw the
contents back into the pitcher. Angry words
rd concering the pay for the ale, and the
far keeper struck across the counter at one of
the patty, O'Connell caught his arm, when
Martin sit uek him (O'Connell/ on the forehead
n ith a tumbler, and as be staggered from the
rRr ets of the t,low against the bar, struck
him a second time, with a bottle, on the back
of the head. After this the party loft the /la
teens and O'Connell 141:146 information before
Alderman Donaldson against Martin: At the
hearing before the magistrate John C. 31eCar-
I hy, Esc., appeared for the prosecutor, and A.
M. Drown, hsq., for defendant. The 'result
was that Martin V. required to give ball in
the atom of WO for trial.
The proprietor of the Saloon, Mr. T/lokey,
had lodged complaint against O'Cennell before
the Mayor, for disorderly conduct, and at the
conclusion of the bearing he was taken into
custody by officer John Merssner, who re
mained outside of the magistrate's office
awalMng an opportunity to serve the warrant.
Martha entered bail for a hearing to-day.
The Reim OH and Land Company. at Re
no, Venurigo county, Pa., of which lion. Galo
sh. A. Glow hi President, are about 001121110110-
g actively the development of their proper
ty, and advertise lor_proposals for lauding
down fifty oil wells. The work. will be com
menced at the earliest practical day after the
acceptance of these proposals. This company
is composed of gentlemen of the highest char
actorand financial ability, many of whom en
enjoy' tin honorable national reputation. Men
of experience in the work of drilling oil wells
will find this an excellent opportunity for
profitable employment.
From present indications theopening of
spring will witness a greater activity at Keno
than has ever been displayed to the prosecu
tion of any enterprise in the Oil 111,4101.4. The
completion of the it/Aimed to Pithole, the
building of the town, together with several im
portant manufactories, and the development
of the oil wells, will give employment to thou
sands of active, industrious and enterprising
Men.
Cpponftlers.—
regular places of amusements
this week, at the Theatre we aro to have Ma
tilda Ilorron, who opens with her greatchartw
ter of Camille. This piece hes always drawn,
notwithstanding the objection. to its morality,
and lie have no doubt will continuo to draw.
At the Opera House we are to have Mr. Prank
Drew, known as the King of Comedy, who op
pearens Solon• Shingle, in the People , . Lawyer,
after which his own version of Camille, tom.
eluding with the farce of "acting run mad," in
whiehhe giveit Imitations of various artistes,
Varidetabollf.—Mr. lion. Vandenhoff will de
liver the first of his series of lectures under
the auspice of the Young Mena Mercantile Lit•
eTarp association to-morrow evening at La
fayette His *objects will ho 'boom,* from
shekespeanea comedy of the Merry Wlvoe of
WindSor" and from Carleton , * "Trait* and
Stories of [hellish Peasantry.' and en entire
ly noir Irish Extravagansa entitled uritelin
o , Toole,sClourtship. There will be ne reserved
*eats, but the first to oohs°, will be the first to
be sorsod.
Allegheny Sepal)neon Executive Com
bema tmdemtood that the Saturn
Judgesof the respw. Jive wards and precinct.
of Allegheny shall appoint Your parser., from
each Ward to act oa the Ezccuttve -Committee
for the (.omitig year era are authorised to
state that. the Committee appointed for the
first Ward ednalate of henry Campbell, Wm.
Thompson, Simeon Belford and John Y. Jen
nings.. We have received no reports with re
gard to the appointments in any of the other
wants.
G ytharrrtleertisig.—A register meeting
of this Pittsburgh Gymnastic Aasochation will
be held at Wilkins' Hall, this evening, at
hick business of importance will be trans
acted. An impression prevailing that former
members of the AsSociation will not bo ad
mited unless they pay arrears, we are.request
ad to state that those who have been In the
army can rejoin without payment of nrrenrs
cf dues. , and those who were not In the army,
upon the payment of a nominal aunt.
The Mlle of Ana.—The Hutchthou family,
after a very Successful week at Pittsburgh,
when they suffered great inconvenience from
not being able to procure a stated Hall for
their concerto, but were obliged to take differ
ent Halls at each times ea they could get them,
hsve felt, and will appear as follows during
the present Week. Rochester, Monday Jan.
nth, New Castle, rlle.ditt9 Bth,-Greenville ,IVad
nesday Meadville Thursday ilth, Frank
lin, Friday llth and 011 City, Saturday lath.
Alteaittenr , Clty Etection--To-morrow bo•
log the Second Tuesday of January,lbe
Quatl
fled voters of Allegheny Clty, are tailed upon
to select a Mayor, Director of the Poor, Mem
bers of Councils, and Word Officers. John Mor
risen,. Rao, the present incumbent and Repub
lican cundidat e for Mayor, will be opposed by
Prof. L. IL Eaton, nominated as a Union Tern
penmen eendlilete.
The Sheltie's . content.—The contest for the
yirire at Central Park, cal Saturday, wits very
largely attended, although but few entries
were made. = One of the prizea—a pair of
skates-e no won by a young man by the name
of Kramer. The other acme, which ' , IAA to
hate been tos us dud to the fleet,t lady rkater
ens not renteated for.
There will be is Content.—Mr I'. smith.
chairman of the Extent tee Conunit iCO of the
Temperunee League, naka on to correct the
statement math,. In the G.,cf:e or the We, that
there xsoulci lea contest for the Mayoralty of
Allegheny City to-morrow. Prof L. 11. Eaton
Is a camlidato for Mayor on the Union Temper
ance ticket.
Pittittretrgb Gymnasium. A regular
meeting of the Pittsburgh Gymnastic Associna
Hon will be lseld at NV ilkin9 Hall, thin Clionday)
evening, at adven o'clock. Old and now mem
bers are part leula
Jonly r invited to atend.
a M mt,'etwa t President.
•
T. x.'DrECAN, Jr., Secretary.
Rooms Wasted.—We know of a tonall fata
lly who aro deairclai of renting two or three
'Dome, In the city, to which to reside. Any
MTh= having Foch at their illi.poaal will con.
ter a favor on the applicant, by iiddresaing C.
(Plea oince.
The lee Prospeet.—The ice dealers will
take heart at the preamit usysdP. of weather,
and begin to believe that the gaping voids in
their receptacles for the crystal blocks will
soon be filled, ann that their harvest next own
mer, will be azood one.
"The fitanday44ehltql Teacher," is the
title of a now monthly just started, devotedlo
the interests of the Sunday School. It seems
to us well Oiled with judicious matter. Pub
lished at 61,50 per your, by Adams, Illueluner
& LY9n. Chicago.
Cowl.:—Tho nmount of ens! WhiC?: rased
throngh tho locks Of the Monongahela Inver
Slack Water Navigation Compay, during tho
year ISM, n 9,516,7172 bushels, of which M11)-
6,507,090 bushels wero‘ar borne consumption. •
feentertoo Deferred.—The rent:Mc-0 of Pat
Williams, convicted of perjury, which woo -to
bave been pronounced onSaturday wus post
poned, on account of u meeting" of lbe Prison
Bourd of Inspector.
The Cele:demi Court will iti»et thin morn
Ina at nine O'clock. Mitt - kik William», con
vicitid of perjnry, and •!Neclyn (turns and Jan
Crilly, Convicted of uttruilded rape, will proba
Ky he sentenced to-duy.
Receipt. of 011.—The recolpb4 of oil by- (he
Allegheny river for the 'year ending Deer Taber
Z15t,7.51,Z, were :.65..,378 bbls. The wharfage col
lected on this amounted to 67,sta.
Dolor, Joirtfire rnagb.tratc,
0 . seturday, i.ornmitted Cirri:4l.a Werner to
jail for earrety of the pence nod diaorderly
duct, on tuvrviaint of Henry Werner.
For larerny.—Wllllnm Willi...lH wa. cnm_
ml tied I; the May,r, on Sunday, for a further
hearing on l I e mtb, a charge of Larceny
preferred by 'Wm. Car,cr.
Fleetlon.—The annual election for officer.
of 0,, young Mercantile Library
ciatien takes place this ertinhig at the Library
/0011ib.
Election of City Oilk , cc----The City
COvialln wlll tneo. to-I:mA 114 W fot purpo3o
of viectieb city OEICCni.
Sotolde by :hoot
4 ranr.lny, abont 12 rn.
rf.aiellog on 1%,M11
ita:nrif,,l Mr. I.dv. - m1 Inar:on Il,nt or
11,1 j1:-.t ewum..4.l
mativi.l.- I.y ,•)••• , ,tinglinn.elf. trot 113.'4,11
t.; ..r 1
Jon- 4ncr lu,n:,n `.. 1. 5n...
trun o l that with
•• ewe.. tto•le.oli It ./ .1
bullet tired from pl.tol in one 1ut•. , 1
the lineal hen et eolemilt [Mt ,11:eele t . Tee hall
oner••• 1 I he forrleeol. Jur.t .toore ;Ile
etetard w u German, fifty-five year. of age,
inulol oo• of t he 1.• Lutheran, Ch e ren,
and it, OS a a Ho, but no ehlblren He Intl re
aided In Plttahurgh about 'inear+, and U . ,. a
tuthool tetteltor proftolon. Ile been en
well and noteh •!eurtaea.l In spirits for mune
,0 c „1,,,f,, ut . •leat lade( note, In hi..
bend writing; wax found on the-bed near the
body.. it Is Ottlteti that he ante tired of llfe'.l
i'birtll(l4,, thellrtal to he Out of tle•
arid.
orphnsf. ll istr.—The ralr of the St. I' /W.. 4
Asylum which lE,ipelted On the .Ist of tusgi
ivr inn the I,lly Iran, Is prodbianing mast see_
eennfully. It will continuo during the pre,ent
ilea, end on Saturday afturnoon the nettle.
remaining unsold wi ll be disposed of by raille.
The different tables are very neatly ;trratiged,
and the articles ditiplaycsi urn very benutiftil,
nint fanny of them very useful. Young
Ladies' SWEility, the sung Men's Sodality,
the St. Paul's, St. Putriek`li, and the refresh
ment tables urn all worth a visit. There are
also the tridispeteiltile post- , dilisi and alr-sun
Smith> brass band is in attendance every eve
ning, and the nicely arranged hall LS 110
sight. Those beautiful horns are Ain the eh_
into Of hhileitied eellteei. The girls Or the
orphan Asylum were there on nuturday hal -
ing a nylentild time.
changed Her Mina.—tang Nicht,lr, an oil
rag.," Overt to the Allegheny May, offloo,
yeAcrilny, nod fork NI to be ermsmlttogi to pill
for a few any, A commitment was aecorti Jug
ly made out., and elle war pawed in Rho I otnlir,
throe to leThllill nntil an otlteor wn hi appear
to Vontluet her to prison. In the nmant tme,
I,OweVer, oh,, rammed, getting ou of one of
the in illlioa n of the look-up. A change eiitne
o'er t lie 'pmt of her ‘lream,doulaltirrronale•l
ing not to voluntarily deprire beraoir 94 be r
liberty at tl±: '..•.:1•:.
FINANCE AND TRADE
BANKEnW AND, BROKERW BOARD
(CORREOTRD IIY 12011)080,, leel.lool S co.)
OrlllPlit on run PITTAIII:Mill GA.ZIZTTI,, ?
SATS:W.Oa, Jan. u, 13th. i
Offered. Asked.
U. S. 114111's _ 0.0 74
I'. S. 7-00 , 4 01,1 25 ID 00
U. S. 4-Wu, old 104
U. S. 5-M's, now 101 0T( 101 37.i'
U. S. 1264tati 02 73
4'. S. Ceti 'Beata, US 00
Gold ill CO
Connellscille R. 40. Six. SO `5
Allegheny insurance 95 00
Monongahela Antlers.. .... .. 42 00
51ontingaluan Bridge Uompany 11 00
Allegheny - Valley It. 12..... 9 75
Connellsvllle it. It. Stork 0 75
Counclitis We 11. li.non-interost 050
Citicena National Hank SO 00
Exchange National !tank.. .... 54 50
Fourth Nat tonal Bank 11: 0 0
Al. & NI. National Bank . Si 00
peoples National Bank 104 50
Third National Bank 124 00
Cohaniaa Oil 14 50 25 50
li ' Tulegraph 110
I) _ 100 00
rmhogluon Water Works.. .. 1.1 00
'Gold steady throughout the day, With on up.
. -
/Rill tendency. Now York quotation, did not
vary more than ier. from I4IX. Pittsburgh rate
141 buying, 143 selling. Governments wo.tkz r r ei l
rive Twenty Bends declined X per cent, a
at closing are quoted at 101!i. Seven Thirties
are weaker, but did not decline no heavily.
They aro quito aenreo In this market, and sel
readily at a quarter above New York rat"
tat and 'had series selling at 10—.11 at 98.344,_th4).
There has been but little inquiry during the
week for city or county securities—the quota
tions remain nearly stationary from week to
week. ConnelLvville Rends in request at a
small advance. Railroad share, dull, with rare
sales. insurance stooks do, with disposition to
Bank shares, on the contrary, have boon
steady, with the market In favor of sellers. Al
legheny stands at about *st Exchange at K..
alerchantii at 4Ni, (es-dividend.) People* Na
tional at 106. Iron City National at $7. Citi
zens at Third National at 125. Fourth Na
tional at lit We are without late teller of any
of theothera, and can only give an aproxlinate
quotation. Bank of Pittsburgh 61. Mochattle.
67. Second National lit First National ISO,
National Batik of Commerce 110. Tradesmana
National 106.
ls quiet—Columbia Is the only stock for
which wo hear any inquiry. For It we have
74 bid, i 25 _asked. The prominent mining
stocks are largely dealt In at the Beaton board,
and maintain the lateTtse with much firmness
Last quotations about es follows Franklin,
41; Pow able., 88; Pittsburgh and Boston, 57;
Quincey, 58; tockland, 31; Minnesota, iti; Na
tional, la
The timely announcement of the existence
of Fifty Dollar Counterfeit Compouratlatorest
Notes and the regular Fifty 1101161' Greenbacks,
hue in a great measure foiled the design. of
the counterfeiters. Country merchants and
storekeepers cannot be too cautious in recut,
ing either Compound Interest Notes or Treas
ury Notes of this denomination. The former
are dated back to suit the first issue, and the
apparent accrued interest on them helps their
elmilat', o 3. no Counterfeit of the Fifty Dol
lar note Is OD, excellent one, and bag paneled
some of the beet judges of money in this city.
In Many eases parties refuse to deposit Fifty
Dollar notes at the National Planks, .5 all spu
rious Isaacs are branded "counterfolt ., by the
Teller as soon as the discovery to made.
—From the annual reports of the trade and
COMM erre of Chicago, published by the papers
of that city, it appears that the amount of
money expended in ISA was 143,915,5C0. The
total valuation of property is .4164,710,171, and
the tax levied is $1,M4,000. The wool receipts
were 7000,000 pounds; hides, 18,000,050; lake fish,
135,030 packages; coal, 546,000 tons; dour, 4141,003
bairele, and wheat, 9,465,030 bushels. The SW
buss says
"in addition to the largo quantity of flour
received here from WisoollloD, Minnewita,
lowa, Illinois, Michigan, Indiana and Missouri,
there is a largo amount manufactured in this
city, which does not appear in the table of re
ceipt. There are ten large milling establish
ments here, which annually grind some 259,000
barrels of dour, consuming about one and one
quarter millions of bushels of - wheat. The
manufacture is mostly confined to raw Winter
and Spring extras, all of which are in high re-
Vide in this and other cities_ The flour 111111.4G
fact ured during tho Spring and Summer was of
good quality, but as soon as the old crop was
exhausted the millers found it a matter of
Teat daculty to obtain perfectl sound
halt
ples, The heavy mina during the y
last half of
July and the first half of August had a very
damaging effect on the ere p of Winter wheat.,
and Spring - wheat did not altogether escape
injury. The pork-packing season last year
was disastrous. The growth of the national
banking.system in Illinois during the
hica past year
has beau very rapid. Including Cgo, there
are now in working order In the State screw y
nine National Banks, with a combined capital
paid in of 4/10,714W.:2 4.5, and a circulation, of
—The New rick 71ines,of Saturday, referring
to the recent decline in gold says
"The decline In gold from 145 to 142 , 5 per
cent since the New Year has induced the ini
portertto remit with some freedom, in addi
tion to which a considerable sum of American
dirlchndo are now being collected and re
mitted for to England and the Continrmt. The
price of field was half per cent higher than
yesterday, the sales ranging 1CP,,,0143ki per
cent. The hall aped:dation lathe gold room Is
Iris ronfdent than wo have known It for sev
er., months past, and Its chief reliance, at
present, appears to he the creation of a fresh
short Interest in the market by the opposite or
Lear party. Tim supply - of gold from the Jan
uary dividend. bow being paid out at the
Treasury Is from 4,100,000 to 0000,000 per day
"reach steamer took out a lot of gold bars,
0153,001 today of the last California arrival,
and a lot of silver bare, about ggepoo, of the
Fume arrival, boa been taken for Saturday's
steamers. The custorim duties for the new
veal- have opened with more activity tide
week, and there will probably be loss bond•
ing of foreign goods in./January than loot
moat h.. ,
—Tb4 Cincinnati Omen!, of Saturday . , re
porto. taginriat matitery In that city is fol.
lows
The Money Market continues to work close,
the applirations for loans being already in ex
“iss of the means available t h e discounts.
(tankers being unable to sceopimOdate their
etwtemers fully, there is hut little ebb., of
course, for outsidep aer,and in the open mar
ket short loans wer made on good seCurities
at IVIS per cent. Currency balances are
steadily diminishing, and in order 1.0 turn the
corner, importations of curre.i,ey from the cast
will be necessary. This will be a lc,7".:.tlllite
moven:en:, nsehinges are now In
favor of the west. The recepiti 00FP to-day
at Cincinnati and Chicago Were 39 , ooo Imia, the
value of which is about VOII,OOD. Thin is mainly
withdrawn from the bunks, and goes directly
into the Interior to perform its functions there.
When it bakins to come hack we shall have un
eacy money market, but until it does thus re
turn the vermin must be filled from the east.
And It Is to be expected that hog receipts will
cantinuelsrge for some time. It will require
sorb receipt s to make up even tho lowest erop
estimates that hove been published.
—The Bradoll Trarcllrr of yesterday says
••linanciol affairs are in a comfortable con
dition, with a moppet of coat found mote dur
ing the month. if not for a longer irerlutl. The
deposits me large, and the banks are thus en
abled to lend ft eciv, but the principal annOnl
nunlations are in short loans, at six per vent,
and In di.count of notes, with thirty and sixty
days' dates, at scorn anti three-ter/Um., In the
street, 1.1,4 taantrned - commercial paper In
sold at t•t•Vnit and I. half to tight per clad. anti
other g, Od DUMPS are mooted at nine and Inn
11, I,t enttifintdan go at about eighter cent,
Including dinvOltnt and intert , d. r i nd 'Crick
market in w ithout much change in laciness nr
prices. Tiers is a strati.; didtatild for United
tuts I ends anti other solid Yernlrd Inn for In-
VePllnt nt, and more nuttier°us tritnattet
are cllfey toot In the prominent mitnng stocks ”
=2
Cmsyrr nn n, Jan R —Wbnat—lMll firm
fnr good onund fate Y earl. No I trot
at flit Corn—Firluvr. Nair. I ear flea annilod
.tern. at WC. Oat,- (Mlet and onrhonirmi;
hold at .341.4 Dr from Mort. It.
mononal Iterlm SW) Mob Clll I.r r at
{) Alt
vrt NISW1.1(.11 .'d tithElS
t.:l c...k h.t• J c
I t.: tlei.. IN t1.11:11!1 . Lhe 31 th
. . ,
lag their itee•stel.• preparstory coterie`.,
tkru vt.nt ti re.. There ho
nfair voinine bfkinee.s in Lilo an,tre,s.te. ha.
the inineaction. a err or an unimp
tr
lanL I burnt:ter, the der:bold for most th •
leading commodities being almost entirely of
a loeal elutraeter. Itr prieos there have been
no remarkable changes but In empathy With
nil I.i the leading market...both Eaat and West,
the It talent, is town.rti lower rates.
A SII —'l 1 - a.re Is A . Con tltilo,l
nd lb, i- ^toady And price, al,
;1 111:.I 111 a Sale" ,pr 15 v. Ol onti
dp Arts IU tons Itlitlncul do at 9 5 ;,; antl
ton.. ut
4414.11N—Whrat in In Ilonmoci and wait lot
111 th• oflrring, prlrra are nntintainad,:da of
rat, good Ohio had at /31,99; nod I lit, do at 412.
4:"rti Is nualerntrly meth, Ina nnrintn, .4; sale
of Itt, tahlt Eur, un wharf at t 1( uu , l ;47n ho.dad
Fhelled front More at TI. Itur!ry in toll and ir
roknlar,..a, of I car Full at 41,05. httA may to•
ouottal steady ut 44443 trark, 1 , 41,•1 44.41 a for
odnull lota trout ntortt it> ,n w demand Mll
Vl.Ol 'll—Tl.l.l, Im n t Improvement lo note
in t Ito demand for Flour, anti the 'nark,. 14
11.110 11111 . 11/tllgligi. Slarttll Hal,. fr,.
s4,r4r e..fifml 'mitring W110:11. lor00•1 -
Iy, tle,r.f4o io,l+l tor goof! to elkolee hot tots of
{Vint, NV hest Itye l'lour t , dull 0, l e ot
nominal at por sm.o: mato, of
1. ati. nitent at Itfkt,(ns , •, por rot .
1 . 1101 1811/NS—Bacon Is quiet 0101 non/ InAlly
unchanged. Small males at 11.',
11tt lel, for clear Skins; tool ..'11r. 1 .11 for Slux:tr
Curt f.l 'Hamm. Drltsl flee! /A quot,4l at Small
males of kettle rnaderell 1.0,1 at Itlalo
DTP/mmetl TrOgs lef.s nett 10 Itn.l itt Lg t n,.l mt. offl
I. vont Pine to quote at I ItNl 1. No movon.foat
In hulk Most,
I:UTTER—The tl4l;ntuttf nppt-art t., ftlllng
t U norm, l: at, anti the tt.nrkitt t; iii sit
;trivet , man. list drottrlng tt•lnlt•not.
tot halt e ItQii In null 4;uoted at — nitt:lnL-nntlets rn
in,rttnt nt
allh n emeti lemllly in
ezet It( Ih-intim!, toll ode.. art: very irre
gular;,e e tinotit nominally at Mto al fur fre.l.l
tat bell.
utruuly with x foir
rnytol •!I for Hamburg, and t: for
Go,shon.
A 11 . 1. Er--14 mrtml f.tir and mark et :Inn, and
of prunv eb,nen
ttl tti , 1 ,, 4.7 , so,, 1,1,1
rt/TAT , /t.F.—Quit.l Itp.l nnellangett
ruler lit a I.tl rt.. nl e1,1Ntt1,..11 yor 1,0411,1.
:iale of :nto .I+l Lrach.,
r" (ll'..t lard Oil to dull and a rttaile lovrt , r; st
nt,vr quoit. Nct 1 al .2,12::42.10; aa.l No 2 at .1,74.
1t1t11.3/ I 111 , 11'-4fultq and um.banyte.l; aatt•
Of lb I.ltho Yorlntall• Ayyllb ut 16; ttn.l Iu twr.
nEA P4:1113.1t/ In Irnpro vjnr arts pree r i
are lin king up; earnof f.,t.tivh choice Milli. at
Ct.f.o {{air bui.ltel.
active and a little Ault 1.121
lll:changed teole.if JO Mils at at
CIIAN nail latt nnmlnally mt
changed-414 to slit par Mil
HAY—Ir. eon from $.l( ji per toa,t hr
latter genre only nor prlnte Tlinistkr.
I.F.AD—SaIe of PSI 'Om. at Li cants p••r
pound.
PrITSIREIiCII Pt:T{lo/.1-1.131 MARKET.
Orrin? b? tea PITTPTIMLON
21•TUILD• T. Jill, 11, 1421.
CRUDE—There L uo inap.remont t, note
in Um Crude market, the demand tieing et
rendlngly light, and ooriseouently, the trans
actlotin are Inalguldratit In t h e aggregate.
Some of our nil:loon whose stock:4 are well
nigh exhatiati•d and who hare contract., for
Relined to fill, will, a.. 4 a matter of rouse, he
compelled to buy, but where there l• nocorn
puldon Mout the matter, thore is a strong di,-
pnaition manifiadoti to [kohl ott, and wait for
an improvement in Itodond or a still further
declue In Crude This Is condition
of lbw market at present as near a, It nu; be
stated, and until buyers approach (-hood to
gether In Choir ritivra and foclings. rr (-.suet
reaconably crpoct soy groat aeti• ity . TI,
only salts roportcil t.-day worc, od WU. At
bras ret arced; CO do do at 27; and 2/0 at It WA,
IthlINF.ll--There to no demand whatever
for !minded oil either for pr....stunt or rater,.
ery, and the market to dull and heavy, with
a stoma doethiward tendency. Fortutisiely
t hero 1,. but a 'ma" limited stock In first bonds,
ilia great majority of nor runners being sold
elwew up and, In many mete., for thirty and
even sixty days ahead, and,consequently Lb -re
Is lilt li• none offering. A, the export orison
Is far ail vitneed, however, there will of neva-t
-ally be a a - midden:ado falling off in the dimmed
Bad,generally nimakinF,a I ow or range of petit,
may I/0 uniielpaltl. Iron (iii, also, is dull and
negleetml, the demand being restricted almost
cntirely to reapplying Viejolabing trade. Prime
ity Mantis may be quoted at 7747 n; and ante
co/or at 'glen
NAYTIIA AND ILF.SIDITUDI—Thore Is node ,
'Mend wheat, er Nisitt.m though prices are
nominally unchanged. Iteslductm La dull and
neglected, though we have heath of no sales
below Of. per Wit. thisseMihe is still iittoted
at V.
LW 11=
Special Dispatch to the Pittsburgh clasetie
CM IV au., January a, lsaa.
raortszomi—The continued hoary receipts
of Hogs and further unfacoratile ads - ices Mem
New 'York caused a further decline le 1. 01.
vlisiona tosliy Mess Pork sane dull and idiotic
Yik/S3O per barrel lower, with sales of city
packed for present delivery at VV. - Pi, and of
country-peeked at ly7. For delivery last half
of January, milers. option, aomething Woe
than one thousand barrels sold at kttpia.
Sweat Pickled Hams Pally cured were Inqulrtsi
for, and cold for lie, but [real, lots craly com
manded 14e. In English Meats nothing of eon
scout:non toe dune There was considerable
activity In Green Meats, with sale• of Hams at
. 14301de and of Shouldere at ilOttkie• lard war
dull, and lower, atram rendered sold it
lac, and kettle rendered at 1044.
Moose—The Market for Dressed nog. a
somewhat unsettled, with males as low as (C 1,50
0,9,3. The outside pries wait $10,12 , ‘ for hoary
Intro, and at the eliew prices were rather arm
at ail,7sfSlo (or lots dividing on 04i pounds
Lte• Hods—The receipts of live hogs this
morning, numbered 7,010 head, besides which
there were about 1,001 head In the yards, nu
sold previously, thus making the total supply,
=AM head The market ruled:dull and heavy,
and Pileco ruled a shade lower, ranging from
pito $9 Per cwt. gross—mostly at 6.9,49401,60.
Ftorn—Flour was dull anti for the better
grades prince were nominally Vl(* tg barrel
lower. Good Spring kixtraa old at $7 nte7,to,
and Super Ant. brands at 11445.50
Gnats —There was a moderate speeulatlve
demand for No. 1 Spring Wheat, hut owing to
the scarcity of money and dopresaing stivicos
from New York n rurthor concussion of le per
bualsol was submitted to on the part of culler*
About IZa,OOO bushels changed heeds at from
goof at, the Makin figure.
No. °Spring .1d to a Malted extent at from
entros.2e. Corn ereer quiet and are, without im
portant change. No. 1 sold at 45 , 44,t1e; No. t at
and ((ejected at i1te:14 , 4: Tho demand for
Outs was light, and Co note a drailine Of 4.0,
lift wire of No. I at 24(rgt!ie, and of No. ° at
oii4r There Rao a limited inquiry for•
but prick, declined Vie, and No 1 Bold at 454
Barley neglected and nominal.
litoriwitira-111gbwines were firmly held but
quiet at IP.IB,
I.4l3.—Timothy seed was firm. and • fur
prime rumple:, $3.4c413.50 m, pahl • Flax seed
was quiet at 3.73 fur good lota, and (lover
•-ectl ...old to the extent of 14 bow. at ST.
CINCINNATI MARKET
Spread Dispatch to the Pittsburgh Gazette.
CAOIIIII,II, Januar) Gth, 1.21.
Pnovistoss—The market is quiet with small
sales of mess Pork at r.B. Bacon quiet; sales
of shoulders at 15e; clear sides, toe; packed so
gar cured hams 25e. hulk meats inactive; no
sales; green shoulders sold at 9 , 4 c; aides, 12%c;
hams, He, closing:Veil; Lard active; Slav! Of
CUD tierces at 11)(02175tet keg is held at 19W'.
dose—Dull and lower; ,sales this morning at
but declined, and closed quiet at pita
11,25 net for eauntry dressed. Males, 1,n50. Be
ecipte, 5,500.
PETROLEUM STOCKS IN NEW YORK
Special Dirpotett to Western Press.
Nxiv YORK, Jnno;:, yb , it.Z.
Petrgictiln EtOCke taro vact 79. 1 15410
of the t olloaring rat.: I'nlmer, 3,00; Ileydrick,
55; Shade River, 2,i13; Dennehorr Run, 18,25; Ilo
churnm Enrol, 71; 11M.U..y, 53; Broroort,
Empire City, 1151 Excelsior, 'J7; Yee Simple, r!;
Notional, 41; Mai. McClintock, 5,40; Oce
tulle, 45; Northern Light, 3,75; OU Creek, 2,05;
Vilhole Creek, 12;74.4 Ryed farm,
Rates, 23,75; Webster,
NEW YORK PETROLEUM NEW IlEl'
1 , 1.4patC13 to WI, t 4.311 Pros,
ktm , Yonsc, January
The Petroleum Market t dull; sales of 2400
bble. Refined in Pond, at (Wier" cent, Thorn
In e ,, neiderahle 011 leaving for European ports,
but the export demand is very rootlerate. Thu
German and Continental ports are fairly sup-
II d, but of Liverpool the stook in rather light.
The veesets now on to rth are mostly up for
England, and there Is ,01:toe 11, tie going (sea, rrl
o ~polu.
=I
N r o lona, Jan. 6.-I'lg Is bold prutty Ilrotly
lait Inn nintkrt, ul. 1.0.1011 nt tills ininson, it In-
et l.r 1. nolier IN) tons ldengurnoc k, rr
slily, zit 111.14/51; ionitll lots tiartsorrrin, 11. - 4; 110
lons , utunierlio, mid 100 ilo Egllngton
yule herons, 11 . 0 stn. No. 1 .tmerielin, Vil; and
to. Wrought Sornii, to arrlvii, 411, Of
Of Rallo, no I 1,0011 tone Lintlish at 1.-57,
gold; AntrOran may Ile onotitil irr'irjrtia, corm,-
ry ist urrl.n. .1 rorrlcan tioninsf tr 411114 In
11.1 s from in:tool - winners land , o wit,
iron, slot , there Is a fair 11u.in , . . !le , (14-
tlll air rear, 1,111(1enlel, 1114 .ht , pck
u t Laud m at:) of t' ofx 'rap ...Ill°.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPAI
tinnracellll Trade.
y Qpr.,11:,••1
r•.tr,
!
MI, TN! Irter h,••
MEE
Ilst.nroli Railroadss_, ,•, i ., i ton
inarl..•l ton. inornino. s.inin• itoin
an , /, In , I t 11,5
11...1,, 5.1,1 11,• 1 •.. 51
the' 1.41 y tt.u.l.• Tho •.I.s.llnelinrnicht
a Ixit.neat .0( he 1.1551,11 in.ce
a.ss 'Atter too
Ltiiirkt•tnottry tun! .01ite steady at Clue (ollowlnitt 5e the
rloohlq
5.1..1,1) 1 . 31.: Now hock er Central 55 4
Erie 111.1-oin 1111. r 11‘...idlao 1111
311clognii nuncio rn 7 I.:vela/51 .t PILL,-
hurcl. -
1 iir••1,:111 n. lrlel. l:ln.."1 luttle mor.• 5( •
in • on i.,•oniroutt aII .11
111 Iyhln 15.1_ 1 :5r,.
5. re f. II .ird.Y. oxisile.l, "win< to
11o• r 14,11! rl,e 15 1i0n.15 here, ,
slut tall In 1,1.1.
on-Thiel) notos were .1011 Find 111110;,111g
loniils 10.1q1,12,
01 /4131. held very droill
3105 i., ityke! it trine 1. thnn y t ,
og
-1,0), I n: lut 1.53 - rtmorm tint llt
nier triton 1,1.1 %ere neat:, ill ~n ,e.,0n.0.
vne Tht. tell till..
511 i rui , o3l 111 .„ rose 1,1111 ;„ It
e , mrsnerernt
1.1.•11; N I 11. -11,111 , 1 :Ilia - 1,14111134,i 11 pur
oitis I-I up.. 11 th...ll4.Ptat I..nr 111 1:11.1
mcak , t. 1.- 1..p1d Ilurlog blip
r. 11l Nvg•ek hips .1211 , 1'1•iare 111 he vltilto
tif TUI,IOOI Iv 311 WI Vll.ll ,
NO I 111,- ,en
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,Ight ei.ht hitn.lr...l t 1/..”
flay. The timomit:mad tlurmg 13... t I ,, ur
lay. IN ' rho ~ o . •. • (~
Shy
lII' I dot Toe •“‘.
the 11 . 1.1 If 1 ,
N't., Tark Ifry Good* "Inr!‘
Jan —Dry I 1114161 . 1:ot ,411-
etzaily 111/11. ,• t• lu 1111.V,111,11
1111',41, - runt. rub! it . s. bill lb , . I.l'l+l I n
I high
nlia•rt - 10,1:11% e ale of eprng •1re,..• klm,
100 ennirler , I•ace not been exl,oatoel TI•or• ,
no. Inn "In y for. linen fahrte. ••;1
tx•li• In o.one , tie e0“..n0. 1.11.•ro are MP .
.1 ntt ,111 100.1 at an •t•lvanre • of
11 4 3 tint 1 , / ,, N ir, , Als quiet: nd 0 rah.
Mete lo ,-4•• IL''!, l• • her medium
e; ew lntk 1111L•nn.l Nl'r.m.oolll are 5.)1,1
nead pe. , onet ezOne. WteJlen4 e
I r•y e‘-ept nn.leriate 11. UMW! for
11,0 ,I) ~•f In, 3. eueeo mere,
•
T 1 ,.. 1.01, 11. rt• ;;;;;;;;.11;;;;;; Yr•rm Dry
t 0.,;:, ~ I tt; ;, .•
. 4: Nit•iil4/1 el, 2-.llml lor I X 1.,3.:
.t 1:1, .I,'=l 1.1; slur; Y M
( mow, t, Mori (nine W,
, turner, .!7
t.e, ~tor, Atl , ...iite-Ittiltun Or
-1•1.1.1(1, iitory, Portland, 10. Brown
It, ills-SI itn(laril, (A. Gorieet Jeans
aq Idol lon ((relined. .i. Tick.- -
I/e ito.„ tilt; Macke( one strip.," -
VI hitt( ntop t 11; Itotilme -
'fork. %X; 1 boroilyk., 4. 110014 Abirts- Itr.l
- I.‘ Ipt • 1) to 1.0 hoops tl7 ec to
41.1141 Foiproset Trail, $1 ,:5; M(syors' I X
h IX( 1( 101.001,.., 55 to 7&; Loch tapos,
'XI I o lU hoot., l'u• to 41,10.
Th. following I llsiontrh , a wore , rorrittoil of
nt tho (try leeests when(;..
1 . 1t11.A mo.rti .-Tratle• Int proving; eott
goods woolcus «toady.
.'
Cll AOO -Fair demean , ( for goo(lesi pricee
yvoll taintlitaitnist.
—Tlndn quit.t; or,sther told; so e.
m05 . ..tn.., In Plumy].
lluslnep/I dull; wenthrt modtu-s
-th,
/is; T I biO4){.-11nrke utlehal,,m/ ye -
1,•1 lIIIN
l'lsitv onnem—tio ehann, to not len In price*
mice y'entt•rtlnv
=I
rw t nitK, Jan. IL-1..4n 1 n/ 'Lti).sl
for 11116111Dg•
P I. 1 / 1 1, nod 4'3.11111"U :Z1,1 , 1.. 54Plat• lov
, at PdriC , ,lo for 4:at" Stat., $4JU4n..11 for
cononon r,r nonlinm liNtru State; and
for Trade Brand, tho market elosing dull and
La-nry Or common
.
W I -.O W/ N% ...torn in
Art--Wkwor doll. motoro4; low , •r;
No. / qtriot. LL.r.
ley 1411o•r 1/1"1 - 1..•11, .• all nod hoz . ,
to,tl lovror, for tanNousol, iszol 9241 , 4 ,
for sound mineti WoAtorn-4 LVtor all
(*la. tn.. /aim doll est 46e1,1 for uroround
term; tartrne for rouo4l
Pwrnot.r.r rate,
bills Rattan, a tint at llauslle
n0r...... Purr lowor, at Vsetn..l,ro for Now
Mess, at $t regular: trr7.25.41,.r.
1 , 4-5, net elgedbc at Fr. - 2A rogular; 0224n.z..10
for Mu me, and 1M1,:kh4. - V.,5s for Prime !Host; alao
01,710 tbla New Me., for February - , March, Aprtl
and May, nellor's option, 1-1 . ,.1F25, - La. hoof
steady at .37020 for now plate Mess; $11411.01.1
do, r,tbnen for now extra mews, and 614017 old
do. Mat /11.1.1 uuteti %Ronan, 134.1.14,34,n0
Cut meats quiet at 11013 e for abandon., and
131stplGe 1/ruesed bogs
lower, at V U fool 1.3 (or Western. 1..anl rantor
setive nt le*Sls%e; saloaht bras for Febru
ry, Mareb and Aprll, seller's option, itt 17141/
1714.
New York Maori. and Moory
Naar You. January R.--:%inney ataady at 6
lay nont ati•rttna •tull Itai. tiol.l
uta,±trlet and Loa ty. oivening al I Lai
Ina at 141% TINAI orparttn-dly
1400.01^ dovernultatt Gtockti vrtthont
clan
BeVie,/ of Ivegr York 41nure•ry Hsrt•l
(Yro. 11ln Commercial Jan. 0.1
Co , a—lsrael] tionttn depreiishil, and we
rodure our qutitat lons half a Cell por pomel,
the utarket .leowlnlag Ina. tleet rho
..
thin. Tt. are Lugo 1110, per John
Ilinbllon, at I-B,c, 1. ....hip, gold, In leinii:9s7 do
by the eater. t tweed IWO Jo per Eleanor...UN do
per Sphyum. on private terms; an.l 6100 .1.. In
Doll intore, I,er Lapwing, l.'+'-..,, gold, La I. in, I.
In other erlpt lona there psrtlenlitr
change to nUto, e4O hags St. Domingo for
ozport at 1111,i ti ;told, in buret; lOU Jar% Ma wild;
and 175 JIIII3tI lea, on lunar we did noLlearit.
Stn.wit —Slum. the owning of the now year,
!boded - mind for raw haii etanditheably
'unit with n.. groat, volume of business, ph
-0,4 hush grailun.ly ha.detiod. until now an
adoonce of lulls - one-eighth of a coat can Do
hutdeil on rennin:2 and gruCery grades, clo,Jag
strong el t .tiipridadlliatt, a 80.11. furth, ad
000.u I.e,dtg /teams:. 1.0., it in
la tzarmourAr, and a little trizceri we only
note iiard tvhinald ,, ,',ol7 , i, and
bleb e. searcB,
/quart 'y rett. hd y notat Mu» lino 19 et!lltS for
for Seat Crtedlett, 18 for Grautilatod,
173 for Ground, 17 , ..; tor Whika and IS% for
or low C.
- •
) I n l —Thorn hn" bro. 1.111150 r mom In
quiry for brie use since our hon. and the mar
ket may t• called stuadyat. prorton4 rates.
Tile sales ae.r Port n also at .514a5 eta;
10 1/ mei, ru, 75; 105 Ilurbrdms, 5.1Zr.4.5; 40 Clap./
n tat, 30, 10 t ulua Alma-ovtolo, 55, 0 moo; and 45
1.1.1 s Nes Orleans, 41,05‘.31, 0,,c-nsh,
Ir 14:1IITS BY EdILBOAD.
Prrrwarnon, FORT W•VVIR & CIVIC/al°.
.1.0..k—t9 lades, W A Clark; si/bbla high wines,
DI McCullough:9 bblii oil, J Parker; 7 barrels
dm:a, 5 do alcohol, D I. Eahuestoct d co, „5 Ebb,
pitlrltet, A II Watson; 2 care wheat, .1 A Liggett
dco; / cur hay, I cur wheat, 11 den
,jr,,• 2 cat"
corn, Culp & Shepard; I cur oats, I) Wallace;
250 yilga laud, E I) Datirldge; M do do, McKee,
& 1;m; Ito bble dour, Gardiner; I cur wheat,
Aril & llitchurt; I cur lumber, Supy & Selber;
IX/ the oil, 1 1 / 1 1te, lire & co; I car metal, Jan
Wood .t Son; 2 cars pot , 11 Leach; 2.2 till
cheeae, It IMlcall S an; al JO do, Potter, Aiken
& Shipard; do du, Ii Rlddlef 11 labla rye dour,
C D Touch; Wan flour, It Fe A C Duncan; ...ttu
bbarley, J Gungwieli • / ear lumber, Hemp
ill- & eo.
CI-1,111../. 6D •tn PITT/at:11011 Dnu Roan
Jan. a---1 cur lumber, J R A Hart; I cur meta)
Nimick & co, al Jas I l'u In ; r ears pO-..
tal.,/, Prater. en S Shepard; 75 bbli; copper,
M
Puck, cCerd •.t rot 1 car. client, Iliteacqra,
alcCrrery d en; ..ors trees ‘ J Dickann; At
rout, Alark & co; 1 dreasell Taiga, McCallotcra,
/malt 3 Co . , 3,1 a.rrk s cloNersta,l, lilrkputrlkk &
!Irv; 1 pki; tea, Arbuckle S cu.
ALLSI.III . 7, Sr ATInN, January 0.-1 end. lum
ber, Jao 31eltriar, 10 water pipes, .1 Myers;
drteded boas, .1 Ilethert; r 4 .ke nata. E C
1.5 bra Oh halt, Sun e 0,34 aka tins
teed Ew er ft Hamilton: I ear about , Taylor
McKinney: el abs Ilareeed,M 11 Suydam; :137 bgn
t;eo 01:t r 1 h pkgs butter, Willey S Wen.
ye, n do do, W Mart In.
Pltt.nrnoll, C4ll 1 , 2110'11 AND R. R.
(..-114 tobblßoar , Ju. Gsschner; 5 bbls glue,
Nat I{4l ( ~ ,31,1cgs scrap Iron, Lewis, Dully &
Do 1201; 3 bble Leans, 1 , Tom lierder;lolskstm
Iry, H T Jollnston; 107 do do, It C Heys.
StCZEL WORKS
.
I)ITTsIitIEIGLI !crlata. WORKS.
ANI/EItSON, COOK & CO,,
he :•0/ 1 4 19 39,1 : 1 " , D O l - 9 4 CC)., ,
Manufacturer: t.f the Dent rrdned Cu.? ctrn Square,
VIM and Ortagno, of 3,ll.lsefi, Say. Plate, lion, Fork
and NRvrl ( •.I Reel, Ca+ , lNtcvl for
REAPING AND MOWING MACHINES,
STEET PLOW WINGS, SPRINGS, ASLIB,
CIRCPLABSI, cite.
Cast and Common Plough and Spring Steel,
of Itu.otrrets. two bliwks
above the Illonongabelu Mum-.
p1e27,1,
I/LACK DIA:VIOND
EPTEMX—.
r 1 rr:+ti 11. I' 1.
PARK, BI OTli F . R & Co.,
•
.11unnfacturer4 of
41 ALIT): REYINED CAS r STEEL
!,,unr,-. re( and Octagon. of all •13 , ... artronte4
, pea te, ml.l Irnnurtud s,tu.tuf, ...1 ,
~ Oh coun
tii..TOnle, and warrhoc 4 , , Nu. It , an.t ISIFIrst. end
%0.r.,117....• d e_re eth. rittpburgh. felt :).1
INSERA.NCE AGENTS.
GAIIDItiEft COFFIN. Agent of
.• • Ito. Vrnonlin. l'htladolphla and Ilalinnotn
Compantra, North-4,W corner WOOD and
'I hird
V P. JONES — , .I.ttent for the North
• Americn. ma. of 1. nit•ylvmuln, and Hart
ft.rd 11..urnort• Comp:title*. , ',TER , TItEET.
4.;Airitr.L Rivi. Secretor, of the
$ ne • Inbu rev., ...11 r 5155.:
nud N' + - rut tillu.:y.Tr.
13 EVER NEWS
I,, t,I , EATIIET: FTs .
1,rM.,• I . t7:,4
111111
11 it ..“u!int. • t , . run
I culcy uu• at 11.• t . ' , nntu - n••• I:nut.,l
11 ti, til 4% A, 14 ,•.' ../ ^li
PCl)lling CUtir,ll. e..ner.l,y Plll . l•
oey we havv le• ;qui,- I ;10.„
11.1,11.,t4;h the 51,,11.• hr ighily 'hero ue
; o 'le o thawing. lluain -as at the lAngl
it 1,.r)
WI , !Mr no n.l :;1 on or anbtrnat !MI I 'm
n font; 0110 port lilt. It rrlnain4
t:nh the f , ... 0.:4rn a the l'arker.dir, inket
1:n. at El, m hlob 1, Iv. The .l ails s ,114 not
h•are F.:Oro - day a+ per ::nnotinerisen t.the le • we
.nee as a preventative.
Tl, re• is a lainie lee gorge at the pent, in, top
1.11.11:eh. 3-1 , ll:nail*, monarch of all it All rv,vori
-.le I eri hod a I • burg , . NVlteri warm weather
• kali s unb , iund Ll,e ire fetters which now .
hold :e•eu
rein , that barrze, e opine, will be
that a eve.
ht. A the, apt. Itoltiinff, still ticrftits Ole
11/I,V , 111•Itt. of Nhifitt,- and tral relfhLia Until
cal;
n, Vllllll.l El. nil ri rarrol wn. burnp.l at
r 1.'4 n I pr.n.
1 , 4 I. r a lin a Leary cargo
A LA. y /1,111,1 - 1,1 1,) , a spar
4,11 ban. 'I b.• I .‘rl ol r..n+ nommanale,l by
1. I I tli.o3t..ll . Crom Nl , - , nphis sa•
t t Go' , l•out wltslilc. -, 14.13y,th,
it ..t .It., not t. +4
0...1 I I% nrd.,, of 11:o , invent , d
n ~f ..olormg the len
-111,, w.th co!orvil 11,uid. They
1 1, I cry si!lanl, lan how Would
I! .1..... I' 1 /,t 11 , 1•Mlify In z•roI
TLr .1. P. 11, p0rn...4 tziltnr I , Pon I/Inw
IP p t•...n lip I..nnln-rlaP/1 Flyer, n few day.
inn I.lp, n Iy.inni•llly. If .11.• war
up, :Intl, .Fpf tp , ul,l, 11 . 111V11
01/1 lopk Ilk, In log blowu up
11 ' 11.41.. n.111.n ho, t.4.Lly if 113
1,... IA • 1: 1. 1 11, r
The at I a ad. R.-me/Throe, Friday, cant:tins
tie - lel o a tor In rat rard to the r 1
"I In r., or ea (al I lnlr. In ret,ta 1 In he Ic., It
-feet a, pro, ',aide air' ae... a non G and
It Ile•II/I1Olf/Ire al. lII' . IV:Jur( i eat! I'.
Leu... : pan ae not to Ha p ply
a at a I, tip te th rota, IIII•
hind ta , f tao la.: ou ll' . .atri.e ,
pe:ly and eandlovaaty
We pa id .11r. wharf-,ant artalt
and maid mat t , r- all 1,11 t here. meeorton
aigd.lll/1,1 eon, fort. the, fare aeelh at J aloes
al.11:. al multi, an I poi at • .1 ~ -21 a eh aan In
Ihe a . e. ea I , 1.01.1.: roan Ow ha •a' la era
emaa the Hear. Th fa. eletarn t rty
a eh. at , tend I. Ihe recta h. of 00, , tr time t•.
the h e has notele d h uring ye, er.lay and
t 1 a nead SI a ean lie.llrt3 our reader, el Lae
II t It; :to; t h.., he tee In 1/111 . harbor la 111 V.
4-1 11110014 et IIIPI.IIIIA aieettons, anal It et mar' -
) ea t ti by r. spencer land others that the
loaer set t.anet at Inas!, Will break up and go,
lad etc he k It - offing wood of boats, long hero,
hrealt lay expected. The lea Is
at re:.l, et'"l y e. e alnaively In a lateral dirty
: lOU VI 111, mad , rat. k
_
STEAMBOATS.
„ „.._. . „....
- von HE
ELING, 31,114-17
117.4,
ell :eta It. iwrt, The evllt eldr•beel
l'aeeettger Steamer, Ilayacd,
.:1;01:1:E 11. 3100I1E, 2.l4finclr.
Leas ra l'lllabergh for l'arkeraburaclt every Ilesuday
an , !"ll.are,3. at 11 u rival.. a. no.
.
11 4, ,tillag Cro Parlor.burgb elrery Standar
and 1 bur.lay. o•rltit. ro.
. . .
Leave. l'arkerabornb for Pittsburgh eserytuenlay
' l . ...!:.4 ' .! a g 7t e . ftrfor .". l . lttattrt every Too.vdsp.acul
Frld_ay., it p. .
Lea‘ea NI. vi fur Illttoburgl3 every Wed.n.clay
and Saturday. at 7a. to-
Vur Irrlrbl. or pavaage, apply on
CO . or to
cud.. JAS. Cl/1.1. - INO A CO.. Agrati.
~~EGCQ,AEi PACKET ZfigE l it
1 , 11 V. 11 4:EL11.111. MARIETTA
Allll/ 7. A 111 —The nue' ntearner KAMA
°ILA ILA 11, Capt. 1 , .-11. Hilrct , I.'lll Ira,. fur the
atm., e aaJ ell lutermedlate port..
Zane..v ele tlle ev ry FEU
ry TUESDAY
e
nt 1.. lleturele4. ler 11 .
DA 11 st 7 am. .1. D. C.01.1.11..014110 gert ,
BANKS AND EIAN...R.S.
pocih.mG HOPRE.
N. HOLIES & SONS,
3E3QBl73@fi r
No. b 7 nARKET STREET, Pifkiburgtr.
rer Vun.:• nad Curreuc,...
I oil*. all lee prltu.lpal ',slat.. tbr
Untl•.lbraN • ••..11;a.nakla..
STOCKS, BONDS ARO OTHER.SECURMES
Ueght and Sold on Cmmisslon..
atten3l,ao ptI•1 to Lim pv2 , 1.120e wad
sale of
UNITED STATES SECURITIES.
1. t•1.111DIrr:
uft.edl !tat owittlx csf 16.C1 :
In
I t 4, TI•••• ;
•n.l V..a• - bersl..taabt 1/1.1.1!
. _
THE
riOURTII NATIMALAIa.
11. S. Government Depository,
FotrranirEs. •
'EnE
FORT PITT EX /11RDRY..
CHARLES KNIP! NEPHEWS,
•
trl4,.r. kR•
HEAVY ORDNANCE,
AND ALL RINDS 07 TIP.AVT eASTINIIS.
byettal attuutlon 2310 to notaANG NEILL wonE,
BLAST MAURINE:RI and RIKI`OrDL
REPAIRS attended to ProrlPß7._ •
belatotbre • tle beat materials viRl always be
SAVINGS OLLA No
used at this Laundry. ncßilyd
II - 59
pITTSBURGII rotlNDitv.
FOURTH STREET.
diAlarkEV STIIEET.
IPlLttembiaresta. Zoo
CAr.,17...1 ram ... ...
Wrsitrlts.7l,oE DO ix ro4
Ibialna rat. earinanondanne wan Rants and
lasaarta ilirouphuat Lar nottutr), Minx nnatual
tailllties In there &dna, nastnea. with .116.
7 SB-1C? IV"c>"tea,
Autt en other Gove.rateent beettrittes,thretatted la
ttetu, ta sett Intrebewes. lite.eate rettelvett scot Iq.
to reot allowed by spetlal agreetnbot.
IN/O)Cio.:
THOMAS DON N EI.LT, It 11. KLN.6.
D. K. SMITH. N. J. lIIOLET.
1 A IVES M. BAILZT. JOHN V. HEINIoN.
TtIONAS SMITH., J. K. IaRIiPATRICII:
T!IONAS P./NNEI.I.T, Prowldera.
lIISTI.EII WAND, Caabler sally mr.l...rF
CIIA MT-BED IN 11135.
t °' 7lit ' a b g4
mhr
1,1. to 7to V DIM:el, and from lot to
Day lat. Rum Ito io'lloet.
Per.oatta receleed el all maw of not Into .Damon
Dollar. and a Qtr a
nd Ile prelate declared .been
year, In June and December. Intereat ha• been
derlared ..ml -rnnually In June and December duet
the boob rm. oryanalmel, Hie rate of ale per cent.
',at.
lot. net, If not drawn ant, planed to thracrctlit
or 111, iwwltor prtantpaL •nd Morro.the same In
tercet from the drat nay, Jun• and December,
cclnta , undlnit twice k year vrltbout troabllpg the de
leer to tan, or even toyrcernt, masa book. hi
Dila rate money ...11l doable In len. than twelve yearn.
contalalba tbaChartcr o
fly•Lawa, Ralee.4
Ilerulatlons, lartalabed gratla. on appltentlun •I the
I=
Lilt. c=
11 In ism J. Andersen, , A. M. Pollook. 11. D.
J. , 141 fl. Itackoren, Itolwrl Robb,
r.). 1.. Fehbottool, Jobe U. Sbocuberge
Jso.e. 11..sthotoa, J.3.13.w0 Sbl.ll,
JAM,. McAul..l, I Ah,Ari.ler Speer.
h.a.o. M. rOOOOOL I Cbrlstlan Yroget.
tr,1_129:
Ce•to Adam,
.14,1 4, 4•. F:Te7A..;gribr.a.
Black,
iiiiiiii. r iCl.7. ' i7lD3;:tial , monso,A. CArrier. J ame, U
Mood.,
Clooles A. Chtton, John It. Ntelreildun,
1% in. Dever, Jelin Orr.
!oho Ewen', . !drier L. Ill . rig - ezl
H
J. G.epi, , Om. E. Sett I
1, illiltm N. Haven. I Alvearoler Tindle.
Your 11. Hunter, I William V.ltirk.
Itirtuird 11. T.,• Wm. IL Weytneit, I
2arno. It. Kelly. Inane Whittler.
InitAhent.n—cllAlll.leS A. COLTON.
----.- _~_.~_...._.a~
THE •
PEOPIXB' NATIONAL BANK,
cinr x.ittinotruzz.h..
I '.ll ITAL. PAID TA ............. ....•••• •••.111,D:104011.
Wl7lllifLtoll OP 1,0:0,000.
baTHEETnking
B. house coruczn FIRST AND WOOD
Tills Bank, organised Mader Om National Planking
System, la now prepared to transact nosiness at Its
l l'ftll n on o rinaTe rn o e ti r o sil W ac o tatl i e l lfuln s t i s re o ' n U tite
COOfavorable terms. Bpectsl Agents for. SAY
1U fur the Mac of lb*
U. S. SEVEN-THIRTY TREASURY NOTES.
SAMUEL It.E.S,'Presldent.
F. bL GORDON' Cashier.
.art..ll:lpl .1. C„ , IIcPLIFIRSON, Seller.
THE
EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
OS PittmlzritlXM - 33..
Chartered by Riede at Pews s. • • UM.
Organized ander National Lazy. - • I$M
Capital, - • • • • - • • • 111.000.000.
Thl: Dank Ciao been dt , tataatrd
rit e ' JP oeulto 3r37
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
and appointed agunt for tba
Sale of the 7-30 Loan.
1 ry facility will Dr offered to Investors or parties
porri.a.ing for rv-sale.
11. M. NDERRAY, Caahler.
JAMES T. nniiii64.l66.,
(SUCCESSORS TO S. JONES & C 0..)
3Eltintrazekrois 61:3 3Eircar-coress,
10I'ETLI ANI IVOUD
PITTUCIIIGA. Pi.
cabileasslo it; ra — oatca-EANEJ
.., 1.11 rort, •
.
t 0
I :0 .I net 14:u ‘‘'
• • ,pl. 17
. -
•
fit.
t. ....fiCll..ih , r. in Y. ,- vtan
1 . .. t : '3 , 111.111k...4
S I 1:1 'I , IN , N• I,4 roCN.
( 'Et AIVILES C. tiA vet, lorodum
• . 11 . :tnlbrm.r. Nu. alt
I.ll' NIII).F.T. Pltt,borxh. rn. 4 44 01 t . '5 ,0
tlealer t. Nut. r. I rock. 'locos ,
Tx11..., it attn. na. Brawn-, 1 . 01,011,, nom-
Tlin4 , [ll Flax
1•rt1,4) aud r0n:1.37. rarilcular •tt,lftion glll,-,
1 . n.1ne.• ('nr, 4o:intent.. .sals
yVit.h.INS Ll3llterr,
t., T
Denler • Pro ,, l•icre
Pa.
II H.
=1
• rtrrsirrrmir, r 4.
1 -11 TLC. IP. &
• P
TTON,
el -en 1 0t0t01....10n su-.1
Don Lard 4 41, Ir.m. ,- ot:ort
1 . 31115 35,1 II: I 111 , 1,rgh nonnuf.rwrot. g..l3era,y,
113 zrul •r, , trt nt,roirglt.
S " EPAItIIt
Conlin i.'l ion
+3llll. ant. ,sno •In ilour. Graln 3.11 , 1 Pro
du,. No. :1,7 rjv t. rtlf..t.urgh.
I .134zire.
c 0 n,..../1, Ilao.l. l'artact.lar st.. 121101) paid to
111111. g or& r 11•. 0.-n , Y.
'IV . I'.
vi• P. CO.,
T T 1 - 1 1 , 17 I'3 \ Inolp.alto
I I , lon
tr , I.3rd, I , otter, Egg,
Protltter. 0ra1,.-,.d
I.retn and 1/rll fait and jytei
I 0 liN B. I:ANFIELIO, Commission
" nd Yor-srxrding- T.lerrimnt and wb01,...14- ,
In N 1 I ..tt-rn 1,..., re flotrt`r. 1 •• rd. Pork,
cm. F lour, 11,11, l'ut sof/
1.1 t...••• cl Lanl 011.. 1 , 11,4 Fruit, and 1.11..1ur,0
ut rad). iit and 1 , 1. hrhltt ntriwt. Pittabu rah.
w. ninnr,nl4 5:1(1,00,21:1(.1( h. Yr-Sr...SOS.
1. UEi PATRICK, RHO.: kg. (M.,
15m re. wr. to 40.4 ph Kirk tattle - % & 1ir0..)
Wh.lesale dealer, In Gr.-tried. F lour. ()rain, Pro
t Won, I S.h t sa/t. Nails, Glatt , and Olin,
Std.. gll and Pa LIN,” Pi(tabargh. jrn
1:13 . 11.n. ' A. 1)11.41,.
RAFE & nErrEn, PRODUCE,
s rtauntlnalon ard Fcrnardlng sferritantt and
c ‘ utse r ha.. , nta . fsr rtl Pltlithurgb Stanufseturea.
I . . o .street, Pittaburgh,
AMES DALZELL as SON, Mann—
', facture, f Lard Oil, and tintamLittion Ilerrhanta
for the purchaao and auto , 1 (:rude and Itotlntal
trolet to. dr , and lb Water street. Piltstalrgla.
malt bn ('onaigntnetits.
s (• ROMAIi ER O. LANG,Wholesale
415 31ers In I:curer-le, Hour,brain. Pcalune, Pro
tsbdab. Eta), chet.sb, malt. Ihtrhon Oil, Ss.. 177 aml
rhlMnott rtre,t, neur i.lbcrty Street, Inttaburgii,
b. 117;r4 .... 77; w.mio ta NET rr)
IIEAD & METZGAR, Grocers and
Countr y
erchant, and dealer. ha all kinds
of Country Produce and Pittsburgh 31anuCarattreth
No. :49 Liberty btreet, uppoalte Lead of Wood street,.
Pit tstutrab. so,ir
•
P.ittliwiw J. s. —.Wit, U warrlinn.
I~& 8R05.,. (Succes&ors to
A • tt, ) Tarr & Anderson,)Wbole&alo Deanna in Von
rnin F: nits, :cuts antliplers, Confectionem.nunnoi,
f•in works, kr.. Nos. and EkiWook Street, s.se
Fifth. Pntwiwriih. • intrir
I: 4 ETZEII & ARMSTRONG, Far.:
wardiuir and Con nolr.lon Merchants, Cur trio rain
of Flour, brat°, Baron. Lard, Llotror, bred* Irrled
Ynnta, and Produce gi.nerally. o. 3f.arketritmort.,.
rorn, of Firer, Pllt.burgh. Pi.
J) WALLACE', Commission Bier—
• chant mud Wholesale Isealtrln Flour anA Grabs.
No. X. 3 Llherty street, opposite Pronsylraula D. IL.
Pt I/eput, Pshurrh. Pa. sausage Warehouse, corner
Ws, to. sod .tr. eta. 0017t1y
B RIDDLE, tio. 11.83 Liberty St.,
• Plttshurgh, Pa., Comintssion, Merchant; and
Wholesale Irrairr in Country Prodnee,Struerrles and
Pittsburgh, rounetnres. Cash adrarresed on Coo
slgnuments.; and sn psi! roe Produts generally. 0021
J. to. I.l«ta.rr ' 30715
tP, iC P "
City Floar
• f MixCorocr Ibet street,
Pittathargb, F. e
QT harm?, per day.
ap2
Jonsi sK• ••• ..... navel.
JOHN I. HOUSE & CO., Wholesale
Grocer. and .'unanivalon Merchant, corner of
Smltlktirld and Water etr,..rittabnr.b.
OUT. DALZEILL & CO., Whole--
, l,mrrri., Cornmivloo And Forwar , Tlrtg ner—
hau, and 41. mice, lu Produrv - and Pi{tibargh Stan—
factura,... Lltwrly .trout. Pittabiargh.
JOHN MO) V WILLIAM VLI)YIL
IOM FLOYD & CO, Wholesale.
t , Grocersand Comm.:as:on Werchants, Nos. In
Wood stnd •Ms Liberty street. Wlttabergh. Jrlft..
PEI „ A.RLES L. "CALDWELL, . rime.
to Jame. Ilo c laxs . d
,7t .. a.1. .0 r ['wk.: aud
""'"'
L" ...ad Imo'.
- lATALTT & WLLSOI, iholeaalle
r r tirlicers, Corr.missios Silerthants, surkinglergta
Pr...doer and Pittsburgh Mariithistures, Na. L7rttlb
crty Armlet. Pittsburgh.jui3
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DICKEYSAIAII & CO., Wholesale
tiropers, C.114915111i. Mercbuits...l choler: in.
ProdurN, vu. in %Voter .tree: and G Ycuuc street,
Pittsburgh.
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i• H
G W .
O G I a GH ) P T
ro in &
e m C
u o t ~Su
L c io c lut m iM rs
lmos, 247 L iberty
4trert, Pttlitotegb.
DAVID NI. EDGEEITON. Whole
mt. ()mt., and C0=3:1134211 1.07
W0..1 .u . ev.)!lttsbargb P. r 0 :27
LA1.111.112 ...MIDI /MUSSON.. L. - . WaIIaACJI.
1 iNTIBEJEtT, SII.EPT'ON & CO Q
Wholesale (Inners arta Ptaluns Dealers. N. 2.
birth street. Pittsburgh. Olt
=C1=1!!
A. GAIMSCRif & CO
( St:me:x.42 to Roll-ax.i. V.lrriArgyn t flo., )
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS.
•
Vannfacturers of Chilled ithliera okra, for
Iron, FS." 1. Pram Zhu, Copfatr, Silver, (Mid: Straw
Boards. Paper and Indta-Rubbcr Works: also, Itoll-
InsNlll Cassino. of oil descriptions nark Nina,
Potent Pouble Grinder, vitt rarletiof other/at
:erne, aosa/a on band, and Oiled to order on short,
nottr.and facorable teruts. Tice and 'Warehouse,
119 l'inulthilald street. Pittaborg
pEltiN • ,
AfaChine IlrorkB awed .Foursdrg.
S. - W 1.102.11=2.e4.73.,
MiGINE BUILDER AND MACLILSGST, Lagoslt
stestr, , l.spreen Federal and latadastl. aneEa''n.T.
City - , 3lnnufactuter of Wigan:l:lan's PATEN
PORTABLE OSCILLATING; tiPEA.II 'LNG/ sk - ..5,
Shaftlr.st, An.
Ftspslring of all Mods attended to. ' Dltlf
COOKIN G 6TOVE9,
Parlor and Heating Stores.
Grates, Fronts, Fenders, 4t.e.
AIPO, kikt:l o llol l .l i6 ( 4 ) , ll: t lTlFilgt . STlNG . 9, at
ALLY, SacKZE /t CO.
A. nuArArr....... tr. vwxxnui•••• :•• •••- # 11 . 11 •2• 1 •
XTNA STOVE ITOBK.S••!
A. BRADLEY et CO.
Manufacture overr, eerie t r of
COOK, PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES.
Among TeNee are the celebrated EVREEA =OM
and TALIKMAN (Coal Storm) POMANA. VET-
T.RAN and niaseaDr.s (Wood Cook elorcal Alto
znannfacture
GRATES, GRATE Vltalcis, se.
Ogle. and Warebtnise, corner of World and Wood
everts, Pittsburgh. ]:nuance . on Second etrect.
• a1:1 el
p CU 34! al :441
SEVERANCE; Nfo.• 5S WATER
•—••• STREET, Pittsburab, mandfactUrerof BOILER
RIVETS,WIRELIGIIT RELRE.9i common and railroad
of every dessriptlon.
Ea rtleolar sired or shaped Spikes and Meets, Mega
or email, made to order at abort notice. A good a..-
.or/meat constanny ca band.
ARSEPiAL GLASS WORKS.
MODES, RYME' bt CO
Noonforturcro of BLACK >l4 GREEN GLASS.
WARE, I)rogrtats' Were. Bottles, Demuoloas,Cor
boys. &c. archoosc—No. 144 A% ATER STREET.
bcww. co Smithfield and Gra* strects, Ettfobargh,
Poona.
We Warrant oar Warn to be:allpertor to any man•
ufactured nest of the Mountain.- Always on hand,
Glassware of thestrove deseription. MI ordera
promptly attended to„ ParticOlar attention paid to
private moulds. aulttip
TituF. I. etiLLIPb. .............
COLLINS & Brittania,
k-/ Bras. and Sheet Metal Worker., Brittanitt Cas
tors, Carbon and Lard Oil Burner., and all different
styles of Brinson used by lilass lianufarnmers.
rd,. promptly ailed. No. 137 SE.C9ND
Pittsburgh, nna, .
_oo7lyd
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w 54..... ....... .1 /iIWUN
JAMES lICW EV S. CO.,
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Oil. OF VITRIOL AND AQUA AMMONIA,
fla 2.13 71fLisr.ls Eft"
.1127 P , STTBUPRGII. PA.
b. IV. HEININETT, u facto
• n 11111 ;MI ”Mrrla iPt F.2:NAV AFI
N0...:1 1 1 1.1510 ND N'n:r.rri.. W/MA knd
0041
imritet
IYIRDICAL.
1% St ITIFTIIiN,
HOW TO CURE IT;
EIGIZE
Xanicrossti..l24- Simstox - sr cirt
DR. SCEENCE'S ow CASE,
ESIMEI
Laboring Under that Disease,
I=l
PIIIMONIC STItIJP,
SEAWEED TONIC ANDMANDRAKE PILLS
=
System ulCuring that Disease,
=3
MEAT Alfa ATTEND' NCI IT I
.
I preree.eg geslinellly into tbe I.t stage of Pert , ,
monary Wrourepties. , a' tit tapr. of' my recover?,
being disdpated, I Is. ad vic , d of I .7Pl!fairtae. at,
Parrish, to remove lot oi 11 U 0 country. siorrestowe, , ,
N. .t., about nhiema. , dieteol. being =7 hearth
Dicer I was mmovedtadt her, occupying two fall,
i
dada n the transact... My. father„ awl all his family,::
hod lived and diedlintehs - adml d eed el Pelateenry:!
Co t on m- arrival Si Idurreatown I awl
rut to bed, where I lawror s tanyweeks let what wasr
deemed a holooless condltio n. ilr. Thornton, who ,
bud be my father's family , physlcia. and who had'(
attended hlm it. his last thaw -s. rasa led thaw ate. t.
t,,, thought my ease entirety beyond the- reach of;
...did., sad decided that most die, and goy a me,
one week to arrange my test pent Wales. Ile had i
seen all Euy fam 117 Woof Ccul mmptiutte and there
fore concluded that deetts tram the disease whicit - 1
had carried all 'my kindred to the grave would also;
take me there,.lu - thlv apparontlyhopele. corral- *;
moo. r beard of tit a remedlawbieh I new make and 'I
.11. It ermined to method could feel therm working.
their way, and tr netiatimi every nerve, Elbrot and
, tissue of my by... 1 I. ,
• My lunga and it ver pot on a new nether, wad the 4
morbid matter why eh bad for years erehmuladed and
levitated eath ge. at craws of -the WO'. was Aim- I
Mated; the tuberel es on Inylungs ripened and I es-
peeterated from my longs wreucti its a ptnt of yellow
offeradve matter evt ry mortatag. - . As tblaeapectora..^
tine•of matter sorbet deck ate fever abating. the pale ~.
left rue. the cough et used to hares. inn, andtthe ex-
hweting night earea tawere we longer known, sed I I
had refreshing elms, tiatsaileh I 'had long
&bung.. lay appen'te now began 10 returns and.
times I Wand it dint ult to restrain myself from v.- i
lag too With ttill return of imalth„ I gained
My steregth. and am DOW - fleshy. am now a healthy
rtmn,, wito alargwlted cicalae In the middle lobe of .
the right lung ands he lower tele Impatiked with....
. plot° When.% of ad 'Para. The left lung Is sound.
and the um er lobe of the right one IS Ina tolerable;
healthy ...lama. ' ' , :
Constanftien at t t Lek was thought taj
winces:WM disease by eeer tiou ylarCe, phycialont as well
sa thone who were U 1214 arced Imenedioltie—Espectal- :
•Iyatchcases as were rt awed totbe oondition I well;
tn. This Induced man I People to believe my re. !
cowry only temporary,: ,1 new prepered end gift I
them edleirre te mammas finis foram. time and made .i
many wonderful earesivind the demand ' I.reased,
so rasidly that 1 deserts lard toot/craze= tothe pub,
te, and devote my unit' aided attenthag.to lung als- l
.... la truth 1 wood at to reseed Wit. for =note '.
would wad for ate far ati.d near, to ascertain whethe
er theireases were settled as tale. 'Raving owes- ',
ston• to examine imany i t:Uwatot=allr . Erent, j was ,
V,Wergett=gtriUMM4,44Mat i hrlrel .'
la ...e- )
;MMus; the wait°. stageSof InagAtteerutes.
. For many . years, ha coquoctionwith say prlncipal i
ionice la 'Philadelphia, 1 , . ova bean tuAlug regular
Wish* ran New York, Bolden, Boalmore and Pats- !
heath.
. If...era] years past/ have =ado as many se nee i
'timeited examinations weekly with We s • itesplroin- ~
eter. •• Fur ouch emmalaatie. rug cionegn le th ree ‘'
flollaw.and It enables me to gimacach patient the
true condition Of his disease, and tell him frankly
whether he will get welt: , -1,
Owe of the greatest dintetiltlet I hive with paitente
atilicied with lung
cold
I. 'th-ao.dnet th ta '
avoid. taking listle wide.. Many - thlnk.tf the ante
my medicines they 'horrid cure, sothaattdr how rare- '.
le. they any be in that way. ' This Is a great error,
for Many a. will read over the malty-cures which 1 ..,
have publithed from time to thae, they wain. that ,
most of them were those of persons whastern eon-
IMO to their beds and Could not.take cold. and by
this candid avoidance at cold triblungsyrems heated. -,
Physielsns advtae their patient/1W dl/7/IMlindinhilla
. th e fresh air, but du theyWre by - Wide/AV yet the
hundred. of deaths by .Consum cm in every city -;
by consumption in every canine r the emeillou.
'I. would rather risk a patient tlgh74lllyrentl- ~.
laud - room, than let theta go vital take a slight ~
ceid. litany who have Wee cared h r raj , motetnea, ,
0 1 .
when the abscesses broke,' were ogenalve, that
en, could hardly rereiht.th the mom, sad yet they I
got well without exposnre to the open air. 1
The great reason why-phyeiclinsact net cis. eon..
aureptitue is, that they try to do too myna they give
medicines u. stop We cough: L b...top the Watt sweats,
beetle fever. aisO by so doing they the whole ',.
digestive system. locking , up the secretions, aed
the path.at eventually dies. 1i...1ms l' do. Is to nut
make a wrtfal examination with. my ilespirooteter,
and If I end lunge enough left, / direct the
patient how touse tha three remedies, and
thus core him. I know very . well .that It Is t
impossible to make new - .lungs,. even restore the
porticos that to destroy...4.'6ns/ know at the stuns ,''
tn. that caviar ein thclaugeandniceratfons In the l
leryna end =weld. rubes sambe healed, and Joel;
maw eases are cur. WyMehropirr Min or '`Ochenek . a
Puhnonle Syrup:. and ”alandrste P 1111.•• . whilst.;
they ere dying Uay under the aedluary esetallseztq ; ,
grl i .:l : l4st mistake cammorkestiong Many! tent- %
gent persona, that there ere medicines whir% will. ,
purity the blood.. W hen the btoOd is slisetutell It ems-4
not be purified; It to then the same as diseased ..1
matter In the system and way have to be carried our ,
o tt f rzeri the systa .. , m pro b en y vd th th,,s e o ra rgau .a s .ib w r ti tr i;l 4,nr a b le vu ap o. po nv ielted oise,_ f . eLe
~i 5. .,4,
tine thud isct i Ire uppers:. LA good working,order. .
The atom. liver and.howels, once resed to *l.
healthy eqn tion,,„thett. art abundance et good, t
notnithing food will mate new blood, which will 7,
push oat, me lt mere, and lake the place qf Ural which
LS attested, and Una guppy -the want or the triply.
.
TEE PITLAIONIC SYRUP
is one of the moat valuable tuedlealea lumen: it is
en:cadent, powerfully Seale- and building at tunir....,5
It ts readily digested caul absorbed Into tba."bloat. ,
JO which It Impute Its heeling proportlu. Itoob
no medicate that has ddne• oruan do as mueu to re..;
both! worn out and tiru.Xen . doyen runditionher the
systems.
SCHENCK'S , RE (TEED TONIC
. ,
Is distilled from slaw ced Cotalslesed with Wilts and I . `
alterattre roots and harks; to suet srouuntse as to.
ou.ka 4 ,4 oeldedlnplellitlataerditlete. haring Ipost-7 .
crltil tonic effect, Islamist Itio terrible dlsastrdus net
suits tuislust Rom alcoholic aticaulauta. The
weed . rocic produces a lasting rcablts. thoroughly In-
T*01141131 late ItOrt2eb pn dlgclittra crates:l4 aud
=Worth - to healthy blood the food whiels maybe used;
for that porpose.. It . wonderful In itsatteoct
that sins glass ft:11mill digest a hearty peal. and :,
a little of It Cited before , . bstilikesst sire tone lot
the stoascb, iebieb fen medicines possess the power
•
of doing,
The Mandrake Pills
to be, taken with entire Safety by all ages and cote
dl tl ons producing all the good results that can be ob
tained from calomel or _say of the mercurial mem- f,
eines, and without soy of their I:meant molts.
They carty.out of the spinal feculut and wank out -
matters loosened and dissolved by myStaweedTonic
and lildroonie Syrup. It will be seen that all thereof]
ny medicines are needed In MOO. CAW, to cure Coo- 11
uiption; and, fact, Our experience enables me. j
to decide DLit they have cured more eases of that
disease Ulan any coMbloations of medicine known C
to man.
me various edittons of pamphlets I have pub-
Ilsbed many of the most wonderful cures o Ti
moony Consumption on retort. Persons, wtth both - 4
longs affected, somettmeslarge entities one Mug,
healed over by my healt h. are now ming, and. r
enjoying excellent will give a few CAWS
nod select them - from Mfferett wen of the cannily. h so that. those who with may visit or write to theta ins
more positive I oral-rustiest.. •
' Nov. Deng kforpn e •'t
rt
ent of high repute fat
the city of Boston. an we ll known over the paed',
States as a MILD of great ab ity. west...red by to taxing,:
my eliclue atter all othertrestment had failed. IM - .4
has often been writing to Sue with re rd to Monet. ?I
In his came, and always answers ••i am the man.. - 4
A MI statement of nit, rue may: be seen to Mr
pamphlet. Lie indproftrae liennorrhageof the lump,
and was very much mounted. ' • •
runs ifochadevers. ng aurPdowbww,24,..
Dottie, events. Ohio, memo errs bad ant Cif Pwirod
:te‘T(sr."'lre=isalerVis'ircircke e7rsZtec v s n iti'l
has
liens.
a/meant Vilschsetng rs gnat coiczy persons
is Ohle toner Orme remultea. msd tetth recersi.
fin Phonstilran, hen before omit otter was r ewmt:
ean urn at toy •Agsvuln, Dt. Aelirm's Prold
Bleed. iltteleragh, Pa.
WWia.n. Alexander of. Pittsburgh, Pa.,. wag
cored of • very bad pun of Dyspepsia and of r.
• Co v re4 . la 212 , 131.1Aca:r i e e d taadszlz, Yule, r
red
of a bad Mon of ilYklielaltrand- elaahmgt
Livel l tompnh,A
Eke is r an
ma aged woman gml tia,{^.^ . 4 o ^terceotery/t4
Mrs. Prudence Yohnson, wife of Co pt. Yolonoth
now rendiaig at No. C Third atrecX.
burr, N. Y. wasenreetor - Pulmonary consumption,
and le now as as teem an old Lady as can Wrenn&
Peter 'Zilches Beekman, of Somerville, N. Y. ma ,"
anot herremarkabl e re of unary Consurnitio
Wa certificate Is attested Is clergyman and Other
well known entrant.
. .
DP. SCHEN CR•S prtncip lodine is a - No. - Novi
Math Stem:, corner of r.Commeroe. Phltulelp
where sdi orders must b., adder...4lml Cll,ll.
there, professionally, 16 - 11:ItY SATURDAY,
L 2. GEORGE.EL KEYSER,
No. 110 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, P
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