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CITY AND SUBURBAN
Womb& tt andeistooa that the price
or *or Bterning and, Evening Editions
sold by bora ost the street,, or at the
•voisitor. hi EMCEE cE-vrs PER COPY.
Wllkilajnore la demantred,llli Impost
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1% Iffnehintat's Strike in Baltimore.
• The nutoiltdate hi the "employ at the Bahl-
More and Ohio Railroad Company are now on
a strike and have sent out a circular, setting
forth the reasons for their action. and coking
their fellow workmen in this city and vicinity
to anatila them. Without designing to take
aides,with'elther parry'', we give the gist of the
wiatiatie sr...Me-tars Circular, merely re
.
t !narking that we have not beard the "other
_ . .
following is What the • Baltimore
anteldialstaiity in defense!. of their action: •-
“Tao acithdrosts in the employ of the Balti
more and ONO Railroad Company, new on a
, . _
strike, to etate one grievance to our fel
lowmathiadoe„soyou can:properly understand
-the game. all the mivato shops of our city
pray their employe es time and d - half time; or
t hour for every hour of labor perforated
I o'clock P. the Company pay time
andniarter time, or four hours for a half day,
and "we were required to continue our work to
10o , oloch P., If.. without the privilege of going
to oar eteVer--
elarseate time merlons to the holidays no
over-tummy has - been :done, bat on Thursday,
January sth, the several Foremen notified the
men that eight-work • would commence on
that date, hat the men refused unless - they re.
(Oleo/the-same compeasatien that Was reeely
ed elsewhere, which was refused.”
an a matter of new's we were Informed yes-
tetchy;' that on-Mondy last, certain iron es.
tablistments in this el y and vicinity had de ,
mannoilthe following reduction in prices now
paid: One dollar per ton Ca belling; .11r4 per
contan labort.l6 per cent:inn:Ming, und2o per
cent, in sheet roiling The new tarill of pribea
to go Into turbot en iatarday next. What the
metiltwill be wearennahltio tay,Mitsineere.
I,y hOpe that the eMpleyersand employees may
be *bleb° arrange their differeames amicably,
Without resort to a ,"strike,t in .which event
both must in the end, ,, be the losem , Should
anytime Wish additiOnal information with re
gard to the :WM.:Wiles Baltithere,'they
MRCP. air.l. B. Dickey, of thep Dorado:'
211 . 04 loots•
Corm EiriteM there= Con lixer n7,l9tdaeSday,
JattuSicy3ol4io iTudgelVtralLeCatidless.
The iscali:Dualkes.4 trananded Ude Coert
nadir vim , tho refenee of -the bendnieri of
Prentice, Indicted 4:as' I;tissthe racaterteit
maw; 5e hayLez Mietined, was Used and
Adloorsupet bitrneet On ScittirdeSkno4„when
Mothisa will be heartland ergitial;' , ,"T .- -, - ..;
Thermos Col77ll ,.. Vre4leldar
BeblrOJedge them:- • _
Thel onix_entie before this Court tad:warns
thetof a:Utile, action
asanegeo'snetalled her -the oaring blot'
welt. • Ather:the trial -had pro_ ger-seed for
Umttie:pieltithrehandemed rea emo,.when
th o l o r4.l. editterned WOW Thrtintlaz Maine'
,
Co?tne' WV COleridl.;Dratiti; WeartesdaY,-..yan
lo the D. ls & floral Pan.'
sylvanite, Company—reported Tester--
day—thejury retinsuld Isalherlbridaintiffs,
Thom& of T the Dilfsbnigh
andiatterstillo Passenger litiftroatlCompany,
was called up, bit the parties not being ready
for trial, was oontitmed until the next term
This IMF the last case on the list, and the
Court will consequently commerce the next
terns with a clean -record. During the sum:
mer tam:dila UM' business got somewhat be
hind; but by the (denims of Messrs. stesart,
bitlloa and Stonsth and by the late able Dtrict
Attorney, I.IP. Nirkpatriek, as well- n- by
the resent incumbent. Col. Derr Bird D u d
thedaoret has been eleared, and on thettrai
of rebruazT mi.'new leaf will be turneillt
ihrsons lsnar. tho cane of Rope'
11. Hard ;.t CO., vs. Rhodes Administrators,
ueretatesehthyroorted, the Jury returned a
verdict for IMOD 6111
This linuseh or the Court- his also about
uslnaredShe books , ' and will have a lbw days
time torts% the skating park; or other inn°.
.
~skea4ei 'Cases.- • '
- All;Tatman Tiiioropeacd his court yester
day oamatog,tual Ilivoed of .a Tarhdy at ea
se& first came - rotcy Stinaber who toad*
oath that d'qui:Eatosenttotrz had liaised- a,
coonterfatitiote fipcni himi of th e deriOathua
, .
;on Or Ilse dollars, the. same.betas upon the
Battle tef,CludiMerstargi and that he ~
belloyi4
,
illat"Prattetillobz was aw a re at the time ho
paintidit; that lt..Wita ta.siinrietts zoce. - .The
bill - watt tie badly..exeented that it Carried its
worthlmaness tipon ita face. 'warrant waS
lamed for the arrest. or Franextbein. _
The num case was a toatrtmonlarwituibble.
Dardelßruntan and Paulin% Drumon'are man
and wife," and 118 such should live together
cherhMtaitioi 'each other that affection which
Is)mpPosied naturally to belong to the married
state.. But such unhattroutelY hi not the cut'.
"Daniel for Bottle reason or remain unknown - -•
hag Woo= 'Wearied or. his ,faithful sponse. lie
wirhes to oome „IdissassiDDl over, her; that is;
repudiate her. • lint the wilt not be rentals.
toot — She calla upon Ito 'Squire and
/mom her teoubitt, mid e_ a—good soul—les!
sue, a warrant forthe- ur..l of Dan.
ctur next is pi .111.1.1 e case of. Übe - preten se ' _
rodeilok !Mum sold It ummrdlXogh rout lot e i.
on whithF - Notils paid &Bit in part ptorthe.t.le
-nom agreed to giro:llMM a'Food tel mak
dent tw o te the property, his now:. far scene
reason, lee refu.ses to ilo. se. , Noah nays that
-Pflumebtained lite money by fraud, end ae.
.'manded - nts arrest. A partial hearing of the
ease Illas had, When...Pliana :was hold for a fuir..
- deeldeni at the Cell:peters—A Mast Hided :
Airnexidentpecarred-ymterdaymorningat,
theAllegbeny Cereetery, by which unman lon
Meta as moles:in them from M.
ellialetf Me asfolloul Mr-,G: bait bhi,era
the Cereetory; guith a number of men,
7. lieVerMetWiseta he hAS-Mnployed in remov- .
312#014:trieri noir atber'oVrOto which-tend Id
ilisitattre ' ll O- .
'-kroteeds 'Yestnday , morning_.
PairlaccorleY," 'Patrick Riley and - . two-Gorr:. ,
roorowrotto.lhe uppei Fart of eheCeenetory
to sromelfe , eheetnut tree* that
stow there.- , xhis isd6he by grubbing „them
pp. They commenced on one, and when it.
• Isais , stearly _ready . t&fall, Coney and Alloy
went to the other, which stood bid a SOW stern
.. .tiff leaving the Germans' to - Main, the job:
While at work at their tree, Corley naked lib
ley if be did not thfulcAbetr loositfon woo drop
gemultiti ease the tree fell, to which Riley re:
piled, .not sWrt time after the
"Gerillardt cried out that -the , tree was falling;
and Corlerand Riley started to pp
site dire - ctials.7 , Riley escaped u
nhurtu but
poor r,orley of
-atroolc in the forehead .by
dead brimettof the falling tree, which sunk
deep int o Ms brain, killing him instantly.
. • Corky watt au drlstanan, sixty yeam of age,
tura a wife And two grown up sonic one
of lib= Is IrrAiinnesata. He ben Wen in the
employ' othfr Chislett for about fourteen
YoluiVAAd Araih ly esteemed for his trust-. worthiness, . sosselety, honesty and industry.
bed) , Wag retnOved: to his' lato 'residence.
near -ttri Catholics Church, 'Lawrent.v.ville;
ritirltwhOre me Coroner held An .144.11Q.5t_OVer
•
• Deantiest 4 r l liontitly - ,—Yittook. tends_fal
Intolnvolnobio Or February: Ole
ladles 411 know itsw.atitr, and we need not
say more th an lllitt ..therresent:-number
tOIte.Vted.CCCSIOS4. - .. tri" ago PittoeY,
4 g'stck
•
„Narrow Earapt trent neatb—Pour Yer
• Males Nearly ltallbtated by au Escape
ment of Gaz—now It Happened.
A singular eireteinatintee oactaTad on Tues
day night, In the First Ward, Allegheny,
which came near resulting fatally to the lives
et four fetnales, A short distance below the
gas house, on Rebecca street, a row of ten ten- .
ement honses were erected :villain the past
ten years, by Mr. Daniel Ritchey. These hou
ses, known as "Ritchey's Block," ire all occu
pied, and are located a short distance below
the gas house. A short time since the gas
main was extended past the row in the direc
tion of Manchester, and but one house in the
block, the first one East, occupied by
Mr. Owens, had the gas carried
Into the -building. On Tuesday evening the
gas pipe In the oellas commenced leaklng, and
soon the whole volume communicated to the
adjoining cellars and' ultimately pert/muted
and filled all the tenements in the row. Mr..
Worksiof theC fact, who sent a re' a ,,,„
to remedy the etil. On examining Intia""
matter he reported that he could co ta;‘,_. ag
until the following day, telling mr,on",;,.l;i t
the same time that. it would not be so-i in tue
the cellar with a lighted candle'l
night. Acting upon this hint,Sie....:;,„
all the tenant 3 the block of 0 ,0
fairs.
af-
The *birdhouse in the blilli G r e t „,m..' . thh. on t r •d e _f
Mr. Owens, is occupied bk r M. m e- w.,,,Cliagr threy,
• tiring for the night,Mrs. o ce ,„t e d
daugnters,- Jennie, Tale ncL a c .,,, r w fi ich
the font . r ecdn'd irtb d are- chimney had been
• there was no 11 ",Lh' ga ssraw. With the windows.
•"titopped uP" closed, the ladles/lea
up and the door Owr attnosphere were soon in
the the , in°d r a asturliber, all imconseions of
lh o eg a t ig .A. 3nEt hout
mauhrlf
.V.,ll2„t_nr_e„.°,,,, and knowing that It was near
476
ii i rp 7 pu jsr - - .4 brea bin ltfast s.:
the hO d ur oor , at i, temp lun ted a to
w .rise oo a. •
„TyjseoiluSed her mother who. on' attempting.
to
assistance, alike fitte. Mr.
MeGraw, Who oecupled.an Mil:dainty
100 m. attrade4 bYthe noise of the httr
ricil to their rescue, only' to find - his mother
'and sister prostrate on the floor insensikle,and
his Other two Bidets 111 file bed unable to
git Sadie,
GUIDE.
.0 of Trains.
paarOad.
.2 Prime.
1:20 m
Vi. .
'n 2:40 an
ilaccrea Cie42:
enn ACOOIII. 7:20a m
falrdemen... Sada in
nert'n Aeram.lo:46 a m
MtErle Biall..Mor. pm
Elmore Erp'e I. pm
sal Acton:— 1450 pm
Express.. 2:05 p m
. rmi•Aercem.. p
cararArsenn.,..
m
ksaTes PlZtatrarghTt
He promptly threw open the Windows and
, used such applism.es as suggested themselves
:for the reatotation of the trofferers. in a short
time Miss litary..was sudielently restored to
walk down atairs, . bat Mal Jennie And Sada
*ere unable to- leave their - room during the
day. The mother was also in a feebleeorvit•
tlon during the forenoon.'-Whilst there are
no seriou.s doubts entertained of their speedy
-recovery their , escape •is more miraMdotts
under the circumstances. Had they. slept
One hour longer, it would, In all probability.
have been their last on this earth. If the
chimney., had not , beet. - stormed talk at& the
'windows raised slighily,So Mit the gas could.
have escaped, the consequences would have
been less serious. This precaution was taken
l?rall , thrs other Eh:lnane ta the •block;und
;even by the male ' rtion of the McGraw bun-'
,Ily, who suffered t- little inconvenience be.
, yond the bad odor pervading the room.
: We may be in error„butit Arenas to an th at
dt would have been simple, easy matter for
. the men at the gushouseot few yards above,
to have turned off the gas in the service pipe,
thus avoiding. the.,prwaibillty.rof smothering
the entire bunatee of a block containing, ton
dwellings. • r •
BLLMo.rI orthe Sincere Lover. A true
story of the heart. plilladelphLa :
terson 7
,• 4
This hi iiedny-riglitrid is l ork:and
,Sxnerienir. - -Itl' bag Sottietbine - Of 'tbe.-sensa
tional stylo abont,it,. but is a "ark of =telt
Power, fend fully op to the average of nralnary
modern Ircirimlat The either bas sue
eeelled in presenting a very inicre:stinif fuld'
absorbing story..
For 'saleby Beady Ihrier, Fifth street, next
Per to thrtgostoribe.,. . .
"Tau Caomt_op GOLD. By Martin Farquhar
Topter.' Philadelphia T. B. Peterson &
nem" is MOiadiarTonsoa come again. We
had hoped that - we had seem the last of Tupper,
but here he Is, In a clear reprint, the. tire vol
umes above quoted .telng.printed is -paper;
covers at the cheap rate of 75 cents ,each. who admire' dbilt-water philosophy and
the weakest and most miserable of all twaddle,
can hero gratify Char taste at an extremely
low price. We suppose theremust be admixes
of TuPper, - or weeks would not be rep:dab...
W To all such we say, go and buy' these vol.
trtes, mut may
_heaves have; Mercy emperor
80211141
For sale by ll.gfatpri Fifth Intent, next door
to Postotdee.
Laatta Macazart, for
February, handsomely illustrated and full of
good matter, Is. fOrt , tale
street;oppostte the Potieellce.
Gororre :Lazylar Sal Februaty, baa
been received and 19 for ebyW. A. Glldez
femmy, No. 15 511tharreet.' ' _
•
Tar. NEw TOZZ . MAGAZIIMAND SL7.2 , BTILITED
Jornore.t Or F.aextios_ lathe" title Of the . lag
now candidate (Or Winne ilmor• The number:
for January-ls for sale by W. A . - Glldcatczney.
No. 45 Fifth street.
Dimo.4.ffira ItiralHATEH3lonthlplagazine,
for February., we .hase received; through if.:
A. GLldenrepnen No. 4.1 MTh street.
. .
?Ern:noes ladles , International e
for February, Is for sale at Glldenrenne a, tie
4.Siftla street.' 'Z.:
A LIGHT VA - DIM DA= CIIBIBTHAR.
HeTH - IYrOodi .. ,
rhundelptaa:! TD. Paerson
800.
For axle by H~
.
Consecration . ott UV Mew H.Mlsess
dinars , impressicineiti4lll tate Pince at
its, Church, ttea.rthe censer Of Blillb and
.deld streets, Rex. Charles E. - Swope; Iteitem.
The oetwi_ re# 4. ), t.tift - 41 1 .0. 1 4ri. Cliek"
John Barrett Herfoot, D.D., as drat Malloy of
the, Moores , of 7bitehurgh.: :Dr. , Sterfotit 'was
nominated Vital/thigh Mee by tbe Pint-extant
. . .
Rp4eopat Convention - Which :an in this - city
_rtedithber: WiVehr
..atonaly confirmed. by the .House cfßlahops, .
.ItiOtt Mei. John Emmy ITOoldnit;.li: D., L.
D.,:prealdilig.lnntillev. - 147- W. taleb, - .D.
of Newport. kr: i n and- Rev. Theodore A. Mop-
Bluth or Burtington, Secretaries. • - -
• Upon ibis OeCturifin: the -Rouse 'Of. Bishops
will he represented by. GM didlowiolgrr-lates:
Right_Rer.goldarenry Hopitins,D: D.,
Hilltop of Verreent, - Rlght Her: William Amon
Steven.9; - D.D... - hashed, of Pennsilvenla, Eight
Be?. HoratioD.C.L. Bfah
op Of New' Yorle, Bight ; Rev John' Willlaull,
sD,D:Btabo of Cortricitlinet, Right lbw. Thom
as March. Clark, ay., Bishop of Rhode Wand,
:Right Bor. Arthur adman& COVN, EtD,' Blab.
lot Western New York, 111gbciter. Charles
ttit - lifellvaine.73D4jh Bich of Ohio,
gbt Rey: Grogery , Thoraces ',Bedell, D. D.
- - dasertaut - liishopOLDialti o ld others. It la
also e,eciedr.that' the lit: Bev. Thomas
,tiettlip.Sterdey, D. D. B p MT, Honolulu,
will be present on the Occlusion.. ,-
In addition tone rectors of the new diocese,
who will bo present tu•force, it Is expected
that. Ref. Morgan Dix, Ap . .; rector, or Trinity
Church, - Nese - York a number Af
will tie
different : es of :the. country, will be
preserd—An. stMg.feMmaAntlmome.
'ion will be the, brusle, the Chile conilstlng of
bOye who have,beelv trained - to it for wino
months, having during - that time led the Music
in the regular servica of. Trinity Church. Tbo
beautiful and impressive section of the 7Pla
copal Mach val/ ha read,the sermon deliver
ed after which' the consecration try-the Pre
dict& Dr. Morittins, will take place.
Th holy -Eucharist will then be celebrated,
beittL drat cmisecrated_and adraielstered to
the. Th e hour of senate will be annmmead. by
the ringing of the new chime of beibirecently
hung in the tower...of. Trinity, cervices cam
viencing at half-past tea the eveirdng
at brat-past, seven RightEer. William
Stevens, Bishop of Po'n.e.sylvanla, will repeat
his discOurec On the llre" an, meter ittul servi-.
ees We late Right Rer. Akan° Potter. D.D.
/...L.D4 which be delivered .before the General
Convention of the Episcopal Church of the
United States at Philadelphia:
. - .TSEArne.,:liottvitlisttuldhag the terribly fa
cianeat weather and Vie slippery condition or
the Et rects, therowas o large and fashionable
Malfeneolwesent hat :night 'to witness flrs.
Lauder's luipersquntion . of the _character of
.
Pauline in the Lady of Elora; We would not
do her the inNatice to attempt o Criticism,
nor dia:Wo fed that any Prato we 0612 /d bc*
stoie.t9432 boy would' render hor any . more
p"Opelar,.or. inertia-lathe 'Mitre to ace her. Her
,
name itself—Jean . lf:Paralwrica With.
it a prestige already. made. Sadao it to say,
that:, as taretoforce she- hold , her audience
breathiess—spell bound—and but for the fro.
quent outbarsts ofapphiuso, silent as solitude'
She toechrbt her character of,
Adrienne the Acartai although..we bolo'
themay be favored with 'good - wearner.: atm"
tizt or bad, we have no doubt 'hat ~ [
[Ortas. -Etat - sr.—Th. character of lacriata.
Borg* is one that better adapted. to'a lady
-or mare mature years than Ma aed we -
Must confess' s. were not prepared for her ex
callentrendltion of that character last night:
. There by in - hilas Price the metal. that. lit.
carry her to the topmoit. round of the - Mimi.
ordo ladder. She has every rzquisi,te,. figure, [
form, voice, and &Just appreciation
ter. ...Let hr but tread'..thearetirtia- ea long ne
.2%%lnhieb.llM4_egtiVpilezra.tlat,"At.
Van ther-terr &Oa original prirg drama
too
tik bay of the Malta of which .wo
un %Ida to spealc....but we would Atavism chose
r 1:10t, been 24.1..,t ?rico to- go, and - .see
her., .
A
iisfpl utedalpou r iusitlem: : •
Martin flatrnm: la
,ertry community
,rilere - pi:Mlle affairs are t ransacted by allolal
Mites the facts and *lures =rimmed with the
.
'madness entritateiV to tbenVehould be made
phhile„ The tax payeraof lialdalit Township
(Ware that the Ondeern_WhO bare baa the COl
lectlng and•diabaralna of. the . Bcculty Fund
alionl4 •let the. peoldn,knoi bow lh he h th ey
taro collected, oxen what per
the paid bar
hen eating, and What 'paid for the nleMming.
In) expected Web rant th e 44141torhs report
a b o atte pub fished wi th 011 the itemecopo act
ed With the OftfySTOlM.li"...f.ho number of vol.
tipteere proeuroyi.ena patd for
eacb,'&mi am • A attic - cant tnrenrn en the ft
subJettS Tall be x e , r s „ Ouzull'iniLtothv pn ti e,
•
On Wednesday evening bit EXlll•Etranotert,
New Castle for Pidladelplda, to
.10h, her
hand, who was appo!ntpd at the 4 , St. Gera!ila
Asssotabiy of the United YtatikrY tattle Church :
t o- t a k e charge of the.ptlntittly AeJolttattheot
the ulifialo3l at Cairo, in Egypt, -..zur. etrang'is
a graduate of - Westrainstemumea". was maw.
imant In Company 2i. One liondrea tit Regimen
isennayi,usis voitutteemeuraft. Woes:ilea ht the
haul() of the Wilderness, sea twin 'the bea
Cal some Mae._ _Etc bas.thily m: naal.m,l rrom
hi a wounds, and la. inuYettliarpeet- tally anat.
lied, being a practioethrtntettor the haulm
he to about to assume. IS , t h eir tuttation to
eau trottiliew Torbla o lbw forpwir
.Book• Tftble
.mmisossiontil.
Gone to, Arlpt,
• gnegleny Tempeistisee League:
large and enthusiastic , meeting Of the 4.1-
leghenY Temperance League, was bold on
Tuesday evening, In the East Commons Meth
odist. Protestant Church. Mr. Herbert pro
sided, and Prot. SquirCN acted As Secretary.
The address of the evening was delivered by
the Rev. Mr. King. set forth In an able
manner, the evils roodting from the use of
intoxicating drink , a-n.d almented eloquently
to the young to Prastlee total niHtinence as
their only saleol
Addresses sere also made by Messrs. Thomas
smith and p, Heckert, Prof. Eaton and Bev.
Mr. Luco , Messrs. Smith, Cochran and
Charles .„.ere appointed w committee to report
the azoart o o u f intoxicating liquors sold In
",„,teny nty, and the cost to the county
, and crime resulting therefrom.
Ibis was ono or the best meetings of the
x,...ague, and increased earnestness and hope.
oiliness was manifested In the good cause.
The next meeting -will be held on Tuesday
evening, February nth, in the Senth Common
Methodist lEpisetTal Church . hey. A. R.
Bell, D. D.; will lecture .cm the duty of the
church in relation to:intemperance. .
FACIM YESTERDAY EVpititl'i BARITE
The akcsreity of Aftinatie:.flonies In the
Colantry-7 0 arlladlroad Facillties,
The Burt there ' ire , at 'least one
thensited fn the two cities without
;separate dWeliings, orrOphid with the more im
.
portant foot that rents arc still rapidly' In
creasing, has induced madypersons to discuss
the propriety of - seeking' homes in the them
try. Thew_is a prospect that, for a year or
;more at least, dwellings willbo getting scarcer
'and scarcer, for the reason that the impute
; tiori is increasing wildly. while the high
-prices of building material and labor prevent
many from putting np dwellings. 'During the
past few years the number of now dwellings
erected has matinee sufficient to supply the
, demand occaalonol by the ordinary Increase
`of (wallies, and makeup the deficiency caused
by the derealition-of dwellings in tho
portions of the cities. nig singular that, t.
-withstanding the very pressing denuind for
houses, and the .fitet that rents have been
:doubled and trebled, capitalists are not Invest-
Mg largely in this species of property. Two
or three companlea haveen formed for the
bin Pons= ofbuilding bloa borers,ements sults-
for emanates and la and if the pro
ectoris of these enterririzes meet with the
requisite =these in disposing of tho stock,
Several large _blocks may, be erected during
the coming summer. But a dozen blocks,
large as they may be built, will not supply
the demand, and there aro, strong reasons for
reying theVrenta 'Will rule very high for
are tocome.' - Every man who Is tale to
Mid a house in: the city. should do so;
pad . every man who has the means to
oulld mthe country, and whose busbies.,
pursuit will atford
_epportnnity for living
there, Wield. do so. , ^ilundreds -of families
tlf?...'"?..l= t l2etteTetbaerOtabesuareo%
more still remaining Maur overcrowded cities
who might now InSeniSrying the comforts and
pleasures of-country life. There are few who,
poeseningthe means, would notprefer living ,
Etside Unmake; but, without trying the ea.
eriment, they lump at the cernelusion that
tin7do brign it eUin tho citT IY TPO
Man; the merchant, the - manufacturer, and all
Others who can, - when, occasion reguire.s lt,
command their own time, can live quite 'as
W • enlently within a row Mlles of the city as
can inside the 'city limits, and much
more conveniently than in the suburbs, where
many Marine= men now reside. The facilities
afforded by our railroad lines have been large.
licineressed of late and will be still further
fk Lc fr l i rid ni g h t e lur ' gilt= along t swells ieleill'inveT.
Let us take, for Instance,emr principal line,.
tics - great Pennsylvania' galtroml, - which fur.
Welles so important ruiontlet to our_olty pope.
lation. There are now twelve daily trains run
on this road-eight of which agord special
accommodation to the local passenger bud.
noel. A person who -may Mx his habitation
anywhere betheen , the cif lino and Wall's
Station, a distanco_isay. of en miles, can
reach the depot at. pasta , eight, at
cane, and at fifteen - minutes past ten every
Morning, In theafteriloon there are acoommo
datun traits arriving at taxi, at half-paditair,
and at eleven o'clock at night. The Outgoing
train" leave at six.forty, seven-twenty, -eleven
and twelve o'clock, in .the forenoon; at three
ten, four twenty-Arc, and ath.fifteen in the af
ternoon:. The train Which loaves at threo.ten
In tke al - terms= runs as far as l'enn station, a
distance of about twent Ore miles, and stops
at all intermediate s on the road. it
loaves roma at hathpast stein the morning,
and at nye in the afternoon, and reaches the
city tit eight • lathe morning, and at ball
past Mx lla the evening. !Vials same train
leaves every ht • ato'clock and forty
minutes, thus enabling all who wish to spen
an eveni d
ng in the city an oprortunit to re
turn to their homes the same night. In addi
tion to • the Wall and-Penn accommodation
trains, there is a daily train to Johnstown and
another to Altoona, stopping at all regular
stations. There- is also a Sunday train, be-
specialtelt Walla and this city which bran for the
Adaif in Rode ar l :oil i er Aa r into W el?
ateVilticert. , Thintrain leaves Walla- at nine
, fifteen and reaches this city at ten-lifts ti,
I leaving again at one in theafternoon. Inisew
York,And 'sthet Metropolitan cities , it Is not
unusual forprotessional men, merchants, and
Others"te; reside . twenty, thirty, and, forty
miles t, and yet visit distant daily; and
the darts perlF not far wherrnum
arenas Pittabn era will to found hunting
country watt a Penn station. -• We need not,
:in '
connection, _advisee's any argu
e:mats to prove the 'advantages of, the
country- ;over:.-; ttAY - clty for
home: Throwing pecuniary considers- .
. Bons aside, most people,• will prefer the coon.
try' but, where money - making is the sole ob.
',Jed, there ;softens who - Am!, OW the city
preferable:' The cod :of living depend* in a
zietisurenpon the eyte, end those who adopt
atter sensible Plan 'of - 'diving within their
• Means,. will have -no fearsenthb more. Of
h coo tinerwores_erestaasmed,flostreni estate
onthe linenfthepennsylvalila taltruna ICU
tandOnftedlyarliVnce the future as rapidly
,W 1 bas In the patil;„ and theta Who= so for.
'.tunate an to possess. itwill uproot in proper.
flan to the eilleniltr mantrethr , ,,Theprowth of
the varleas rials..aretatlOnst•etathin access
of thee-dr; has...hem quite !marked of late,
'and with the'-present :.Usalinew for houses
Will - be very. largely increased. might
speak. f the - m.adear -el -the scamp Una
richness• of anit; the - thanacter.of e so.
clety, the elegance ofmany the them,
and,othet , points , attraction. but it is not
olar:PlaPose Lto do so _at prenent„ only
Wisaithelirect attention to , the excellent op.
tenannities- afforded %hp- the Pennsylvania
gati:wad Company to those who• are able to
PulthiSSellanseif , Vetietheilhe 'alba road:
All who can- - ACY:6O - etaCaltiCavc'tbo eltrat
once, and thus- slake Tamei for those Sylmar°
new enable to get houses, and WPOeilltet„ from
necessity remain Witte
11=113=3
Mai Sesame, Evans. of Whose ability as a
ptibliat;pciker :Ikeda iiffalies With the :
tit , .
moat convincing testimony, Is thus (Token of
IT Bev: T. It-Par/Pr, FPO-AT/ 11 ; 1 rd aiactnre
for the gifted yo=g ermines us Lafayette Ave.
nee Church, Brooklyn:
`C/indor L. not the word exactly. She is •
modest =eldest of. [lateen, with a clear, sweet
TOIL?, a
_pleasant fee*, and a warmAlutittan
heart. • the talks right on. with the utmost
straplicitynnd directness, escheweallelapiran
and buffoonery, and when she is through, tali
grown men are FrOpreemel, Zlierestleps.clo.
(pence, and little child I them. ,
.1 confess that [felt few ralagivingt when
I !introduced the little meld with her Jockey
cad scarlet feather to the pulpit, especially as
the housestas comumed with eenfly two thou.
sand. e, • • s Iferspeoch was seasoned
with the salt of true religion, and It would have
aided, rather than hindered, the deepen nevi.
vat feeling..
Net histoeffs eingidar. , ffluf is 'hat-tire nr
Aberddref 'Sahara; her fetherwea a anduaseller
411.1al drtmkard. A esuaday School recitation
P =snood by heart an anniversary wu.s the
cans of Isla reformation . Discovering that
she ixasessed - a gift for .persuasive epeak ,
abe began at tweive_yeare to address her
Welsh try folk Cos Temperance. In Lon
don and Manchester she was SO= welcomed
by crowds auditors, and lest year she do.
[ermined ona =Winn to America. who
no
dienees have congregated to hear her, in
ffrOoklyn, New Ter New gamin, J3oston and
other cities and whey
overwhelmed with =-
vindicate to . lecturv. I
She is a finished elecuffeniat,- a poet and a
ailanbtropist. For proof of the latter fact,
e follewing incident is related: A soldier
who lost both his arms in the charge on Fort
Stedman, was obliged at the close of the war,
to appeal to the generosity of , the peldie for
,
auPPort: Atlae . Craysdelivered. a lecture.
for his emelt at Cooper Institute, New York,
which btu§ thkeulde name 'Meyer from the
beggars bulletin. The caption of the lecture
was "The Seidler's Empty Sleeve" The dub.
Sect affords aqviee range of topics, which the
fair leettuerhandles with much skill and in.
.. . ,
We are gratified tolearn that we aro to have
Mt opportunity of bearingthislatented-run
wen= next week: The' Allegheny L rat"'
, ABBorlatlan have secured an engagement for
Tneaday evening, 3)th inst., when alio will de
1/Ver her leetareentitted t . , TheEmptySterre,”
Excebrior lialL We have no,deubt that the
heat* arin Jig =Vatted:. ;
1116eUstay Of Angtatienus.
epecliiiiiiiitAzik of Aliiiliez4couxas was
'141,1 last craning. •' •
Seteil.oinniell:—Present, Messrs—Dram,
.1101, Ruelreastelnarwink.lilyter, Patterson, A.
..11. Smith, J. B. Smith, Win. Smith, Thomas, and
President Mahler. -
The President stated that the meeting had
lit,en'ealled teethe purpose of hearing the re.
Pert Ofthe Cortimittee unabated to confer with
that:naggers of the Watt Pennswiranis. Rail
road Company, hi regard to Mip .tight of way
through the city.
Mr.Myler, chairman of
the
committee, pro.
stinted a report, - together with pn ordlnanee,
p g Wet ' is t r4ga t ,ln r 4Vii `P. , t,' , l l: ,7,* . r o bP
ihreettmes aft fintwyptisste coalmen COLIII
- monestlng the Legislature - to
,ropearthe set Vacating Abdell Street. and Ear
. kus alley, in the Second word,;wile read and
adopted. C. C. concurred. ' • • ."
motion,On adjourned. • .
In amino Couiteti Present, Messrs. Camp
bell, Heakadorn, Hanna, Falb:Luber,
_G. in MU
ter, Wro. Miller, Wegravr, Meyer, McDonald,
Riddle, Reed, Walter, and President Denney.
b ills. Ramat presented an ordinance prohibit
it the erceflon of wooden buildings within
the limitsof the limits of, timidly. laid Glecetione
being raised, the - ordinal:lOC was: over. •
WM motion Of hlrliatitna,. the City Solicitor
was instructed W . prcpure.a bill to be Pre.
stinted in tether-Legislature, _presiding for. the
sesaent of a W. on ot live mills
• on the dollar, far city plirp oscii • Seca Com
ell concurred .
Redriodoim offered resolotiOn worlds
angler the erection cif four additional public'
gas laws in tat% ward loth° city, which was
Reed °JIMA a resolution Instructing
the Street Commissitmer to construct.= Iron
railing around the tutrnel under the tairway
.41 the intersection of Webster and Craig
streets In the What ward. 'Adopted. . . . •
Uto inin)loyor Mr.
"John chhntr. da_purrnitndent; or numbers,'
eanotery, wan Wired this formwork, 'WIIIIIIIOII.
ing • tree in Una orangery.. This treated uarna
~.../Lan, and when dtwricred tray dead, The
ufot7aEed n 3140404 Ilardnhr.
• •
Tesurrseti Club Leetitiei.
The Tennyson Clubannonnee, through their
Lecture CoMmlttee, that the Hight Reverend.
John Henry Hopkins, Bishop of Vermont, wilt deliver a lecture on Friday evening next, at
Masonic Ball, on the subject tr lfystery.”
haven° respect either for that rationalism or
c - hrilittardli—and as little for the one aF. the
other—that justifies or czenses slavery-, But
Bishop, Hopkins Is a gentleumn of thorough
intellectual training and large natural pow
ers. A greater l'lly.tery'l thaa he now propo
ses to treat of is how he, a christian minister,
reared under free institutions, in the middle
ofthe nineteenth century, nut hold the views
ho does in relation to human bondage. But
this is altogether apart from the present occa
sion. A 9 a scholar he has unusual attain
ments and as a lecture; remarkable power.
The Bishop will doubtless attract a large au
dience.
On Saturday evening a lecture of quite a
different style and character will be delivered
under the aulpleoq of the Club.. The eelehra.
ted "Josh Billings, , whose writings arc known
to 'all lovers of the bumuorous, will preach
from th unique test: "varnish—rutty."
There is much to be 50141 under these het4ls,
and Josh will doubtless say much that will
amuse and instruct his audlence.
Another" Conn.:Moe* ”Basue
Jacob Lapp, shoemaker, residing on Grant
street, appeared at the Mayor's odlee to-day,
holding in his hand - a little paper box, which
'captained a glittering chain, breast-pin and
ear-rings, done up In cotton. Jacob stated
that a German felloir-eartntryman wo had
only been a few works in the country, and
found himself "dead broke," called at his
'shop and proposed that ho Eihtelid loan him
ton dollars, taking in pledge the afore
said sot of " One gold Jewerly. " The
-stranger was to return for the JoweirY in
two weeks, as it was very valuable ; and be
he would not part with It under any consider
'alien. The ten dollars were given him, and
he departed. Jacob, In order to make his mina
easy as to the value of the Jewelry, took it to
is Jeweler, and was terrified to learn that it
!was the worst ,kind of "Pogus," not worth a
bent, Jacob began to realize that ho had been
"sold," and his object in visit lug the Mayor's
ollice was to get the "sharper" arrested. Ile
did not care so ranch about the loss of the ten
dollar'', (as he offered a reward of tire dollars
to any officer who wank' make the arrest.; but
he bated most terribly to hare the wool pulled
ors r hi, eyes in the manner described.
Distressing. Metalent
On Tuesday, as Rebecca, daughter of John
1. liellre, Es q., of the Eighth ward, was en
gaged in sweeping a hearth, the broom caught
lire, and In putting her foot upon it to extin
guish the fire her dn..; eanght, and she was
Immediately enveloped ht names. tier sister
Amelia, with great presence of mind, threw a
thrinket around her, but the pain was on great
at Rebecca attempted to flee from the house.
Melia then caught her, threw her down, e nd
kroothcmd the flames with a blanket, bat not
hntll Rebecca find been badly horned. The in
jured girl is thirteen years of nge, while tier
Plater, who exhibited such remarkable pre,-
hare of mind, is Only fifteen. The hest mO.ll
- attention has been Oren to the ollfortt,
hate girl, but she lies to every precarious situ-
NOW Chime of Dells.—The Congregation
6f Trinity Churoh, Episcopal, on alztn stroct,
have received from the fountfry, In Troy, New
Vora, a tlitime of four heauttful•belLt They
trill be bung for the IRO time to-morrow
morning, on the ocenalen of the CollSioarittlon
Of the newly electoet Bishop, lierfoot. The
largest bell, A, lathe Bishop.. 1011 , and
the following inscription: "1 ring soy first peal
In the first year of the Diocense ofPittsburgh,
to the honor of Its Bishop, Right Revenuhl
#ohn Reffoot. D. D. { - snits ezuhamis Rosana
ROBINSON, BicOL.EAN 8c CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
No. 75 Fourth Street, Pittsburgh,
Dealers to all kinds of Oovertiment Brenti [ICA. Gobi
and Silver, Uneterent Sant Note., Foreign
mad Dotnestto Exchange, etc., ete-
Deposits received
in Par Fonds and Currency In
la
allowed on time deposits. Colkettons 1313. n
all parts of the United otates on moat favorable
tem..
Orders executed with dls_ymich everything In
the trostrows at the Boston. New Yor liar
k. Pbtladriphia.
and Pittsburgh Brokers' noants strictly on commis
sion.
Draw on A. CLEWS & CO., New York, J. COORS'
&CO. Fhtlailelphla, Messrs. & PEII
-
FINANCE AND TRADE.
BANKERS , AND zuticamt.s , BOARD
(coratel"Hip ay lowissos. 111 . CLEAN & CO.
Orsus Tax Prrpaavana Gazsrrrs,
WtosrnD,i Jan. 2.1, 1900.
Offcrect. Ark,
..103 00
00
.. 99'50
.. fr.: 50
9750
..1.53 00
._ el 110
50 00
85 uo --
0 . . S. larre... .
U. h. &are, old..
11. 8. 7.BYe,
IL h. 10-40. e
IL
3old 8.
Certllleatco
Connellav Me Sites
Lawrence County Sizes
Butler County Sista
Monongahela Insurance 43 OT
Calik Insurance &I 00
Montingabela Bridge Company V. 04
Allegheny Valley 11. 1t........... 10 TO
Connellsville Mit Stock 1000
Citizens Notional Bank 83 08
I t National Bank 81 NI
IL a IL National Bank Is co —.
CerTples National Bank lin 811
Bank orl'ittairocati 80 04
Fourth National Bunk. ' Cain
Third 'rational Bank 13 1
Comtuereu National Bank
Mechanics , National Tawk...-
Vlerning a Blood Oil
11. S. Telegraph CO
Cooper li' lie A,r= Co.
',The ftstern stock markets are Unsettled and
fflrerfali. - The cmcertatriii hanging Over the
leztribiltheforeCrungreas,What will be Stricken
‘opti' and what retained Or added, occasions
e4sits.Flncerrittuter to the naol,"elherith athear d .
andon the Street.
ate last - news from Europe are also Con
strued unfairocably...TheLOadon 2istes speak.
leg for the oldlady,es, Threadneedle Street, as
ltd &SPA Qt ita .Critia Talon against every-
Adult. AFaerlea.3 ,1 /08 •
egafabeing Made
our favoittliFtwO ,Tirenta handl. -Licked of
.geld, which we bad. a tight_ to.p rpect tarn for - Oiti'ickkis,' these rascally "Yankee
bonds are coming in upcons by the million.
The old /alba werk!lx l E grOws scarce of change
andlitititened sit-the , priWpect the ride of in
terest is put on .40 a Dar cent.. The, Bank of
Fancertoilixdrved by tike. fetlisthas tried try
ralaln ilintete of interest to check the llow
of cipital 50 this country. Teinporary bar
rien of,this,sOrt. mryi, avail nothing.
dtacctet the titabillty of Our Govornuient IS
1 11.e.lialiabilad in Europe, mid nothing but our
Ora folly now can prevent a flow of capital to
oar - shores such as never occurred in the
Past TOO great baste in the way of contra*.
flora, a resort to expedients to hasten what is
ramming VS as fast enough forthe business in.
teslmts ofthis 'country, specie nnYttients, will
retard the steady me, ement towards lower
prices, and a lessening national debt. Gold
has been firm throughout the day at 1..1% In
- NOW York. o W:brokers Were baying it 137
Gold.bearing bonds without change . .
seven Thirty notes scarce at 415302741.
The home stock market was unusually doll
—Scarcely a transaction reached our ears dur
ing the day., ihtilivaisliaras ,droophig--sales
ofFort - Wayne at M. New York rates lea El.,;.
No late sales of low priced Railways--quota
tibas vary but little from day today. Colum
bia oil stock ti bid, 21% asked—no sales re
fs:fried. inc bid for Fleming & Blood Farm—
Ito for Cherry Bun & rit-hole. Cherry Una
Central held, at about
—another new and fairly executed counter.
felt 01 the twenty-live cent postage currency .
lads made its appearance - In view of the tinj
mense number of largest Tecasur3' nOtes now
in circulation, it will Do found advisable to
exereise,alstiense caution la taking any of this
description, particularly by gas-light.
.-The Newark Advertiser warns thapribile
against a carefully executed =note oil one of
the National Banks of New Yorksoon to make
its appearance. The Adver doer says it has
nosn prepared by skillful engravers, and will
be given to to the profmalOriel ."Shovers" pro.
blibly within a rely der/. Great vigilance will
be required for the detection of-these notes, as
they will undoubtedly he mastor-PlecesOf their
iVislatigf.on correspondent ót 4111 az
change paper says
.
Who Wive arid Means Committee have before
theta a proposition to modify the income , tax.
la isproposed either to reduce the tax on in
climes or substitute Some other mode such as
a taxdOn sales. - The cOmmittee have tuns far
given the subject very tittle. attention, al
though they are daily - receiving petitions and
other doetnnente urglzkg speedy action In the
matter. There - Wdl bo no action by them until
they receive a report, of the epee - MI Commis
ohm - which has been engaged for several
months - 1n collecting information in regard to
the whole questloit‘of Internal taxation. Their
report Is exPocted at the treasury department
to the oonise of a few , days, from whence tt
bo transmitted to the Ways and Means
Committee at once. Upon the question of
changing:heists onincomes. the commission
ate anderstoed to be decided ly opposed to any .
seen Meastire, TheY...ere.alart.,opposed to the - -
proposition - Imposing a tax on ales.
-The following compaMtive statement
chows the averufe cooditiou of the leading
items of the Philadelphiu Dunks ter the (stet
and V1C1T,11;, , t13
:Lee. Week. This week.:
Capital ~ 414,6441'X 1414,012,1 M No change.
Loans ' 47;350,4.2S 47,251,M tier 393,64
situ,oto. 4,107.106 I,oll,kst 94,2C0
Legal- tend's 17,281,412 1 7,04650 Dee..214,1ed
Deposita .... 88,sbao0. 00,314,611, lloc..611047:
Circulation . 7,3.51,972 7,411,437 hie 13,469
The bank statement for the peat week Mame
a .getierel decrease in the leading itootp, ir.
vitiation alone excepted which hes it oriented
$63,16,5. The heaidett falling olr li' In vOlOllll
these show, a .decreaso of lagalk
tandem followmext,eXhildlinh 11Millen MIN
rh4,8131 the Lanni have diudolsitell 1,10
the speCie • •
:-The Now York Trthuna still titaties Willi
considerablo force and groat persistency that
the earnings of all the principal rftlfway Rios
ate boned to tall og. In lta 1231.111 of Tuesday,
we end the following;
nailway returns-:for the second wcokln
?January Zonnrin - the impresskin we have re
cently Oisof.x?:iogtya to the inistneas of the
cOrettit, roar: it is apt pietism:it, perhaps, f 0
anticipate lest prollinble results on railway
lines than during several years pasti but it is
In our judgment better to look at the facts as
they are, whether stating them ham an ad
verse effect on mere speculator. or not. U
Our neighbor, choose to ignore the plain fea
tures o the times,and to elaborate argument
in favor of railway speculation aguinet the In
evitable tide ascribing to those who write
and think diffezently mot lyes iibleb should
not inituenea oktnlone In writing upon mon
etary affairs. We can only, sty we hope nor
neighbors Will not get upon their opinion,
and become int crested for a rise in -lock-.
Our prinlat content, hovrevet fur the
public, an in writing for that 'lniere,t we
hold It to be hazardous to speculate in rail
way Stocks now, for the I . OIIOW hie reason..
Isar: Because the chances are strongly in
favor of a large decrease In railway en rangs
through the year—partly, if not mainly, in
consequence of the restoration of trade by
- way of the .Itlssisslppi river, and partly from
the loss of Government business Incidental to
a state of war. With One, inn.-of gross
businesa we expect to Ocean !stud diminution
of net revenue and of business, because ft is
generally admitted that no corresponding de
crease in materials Or labor is likely to occur.
At all events, It IS not expected that materials
and labor can decline In the same ratio, and
hence we argue that the not earnings and div
idends of railway shares will diminish during
the year.
Moosn: Because we believe that Govern
ment securities, paying at the present gold
premium about ti% per cent per annum in cur
rency, will prove to be a safer medium to in
vest money in than runways, which seldom
pay over FI per cent in trrreney, and which are
now likely to diminish such ills - Mena..
-The New TOT k I.lnanrial CArnnicic speaks in
very high praise of the operation of the com
pound nOles In reducing the reducalancyof the
, currency. These notes hare proved to he at
once the most powerful, the most satisfactory,
and the most e/astie of all the methods which
have ever been devised for checking the in•
Hatton and contracting the volumes Si a ile
preetilteil paper money. Inileoil,theough them
the process of eontraction has been mein,. on
'is for seine tnouthe past, so grub unity
and quietly that they hate iiisorrely been en...
Wetted no One of 'lie phi, r to.,ding to
appreciate the 0 u rreticy eentreet its y
and Increase its parr hit. lug inner iit th e s e
not , 8 then , arc at iit oat it:tilting 50,000.-
CCO. We quote :
"As the beet authors tell no, three re tier,
lhlugs which chiefly govern the itepreelatlion
of paper monevalna Its quantity ash secondly
Its nett, it y. 11 we a lab to hat the ilri
predation Of our currency toast dtminuh
either Its qunntit3 its Batt, Irv, or both.
hush, then. iv the emblem to be scilvs..l In the
restoration of our etirrency. e shall lessen
Its depreiiial lon in proportion as we either
loner its qUelititV 01 retard y. actavlt). Let
tis see how this Lail been done by the coin.
ponnd interest notes. These notes, when dr.,
Issued, move as quickly (ruin hand to liana as
Ordinary greenbacks; hut as Interest accrues
they circulate because they are legal
tender only for their face, oral the holder, If
he lays thi•m nut, I.e. the In . After a
few months they aecumulate In the vaults of
hanka:ruaa elsewhere;a nil in nut emerge from
their retreat to phi the Current of the etrenla.
then except when some suincernev or pressure
In the money market summons tilets. And at
length, when they ore sufgelently fat n ith in
terest, they slumber in their biililenWore no
Matter how severe the pinch antimonetary
Spootni any hr, lime, then, tie have trie proti.
loin of contraction completely solved. Weave
a legal-tender note passing through all the
stages of diminishing activity, until nt last it
for all practical purposes. OS virtu tamely de
monetized and fixed as the I: lilted states
bends themselves..
PITTSBURGH SLIIIKLITS
OYTICE OP TOE PlPTaltritrilt GAZETTP.
WeDstrsn,r, Jan. 24, 11±64.
There was again a Cory good attendance on
'Change to-day. and the following firms made
application and were received as pembors
Prank liNsell & CO., Kerr & Ems John 1)
Bailey, James Garth,,, Ts , k d 8r0.., Owston
wroe a Co, Guy, Burke & to., /standard , ill a
Co., Isaiah Dict.,..t Co., Ii Sly, and Halm &
Riddle, of Allegheny. Yee) bill dispatches
' were received and rend from ri, ‘ ,.1,,,,,,,i . c..hi..
mmo and Ness York. giving detailed report.
of the markels and general condition of trade.
tin motion of lir. IL W. Poindexter, a corn
t,.
Inittee of three wail appointed n report upon
the laws affecting sales by trays lin g merehan
dive brokers. The committee w s subsequent
ly Increased to Ore, and the foil owing named
gentlemen were appointed:
rri lit t W, Poindex
ter. su . l. Richardson, Isaiah ickey, James
Wilkins, and W. P. Logan.
1
ASHES—Demand fair, stocks It and prices
I h
well sustained. Sales at 0 for anuon soda;
SP, for Refined do; and 12 for re la
'GRAIN—Prime Red Wheat Is In demand at
CA,C2, while Inferior is almost unsaleable.
orn la selling in small lots m store at 7011)
73; Sale of 1 ear Shelled on • at ti. Oats
steady and unchanged; sale I one prim*
In Penns. at 47. Barley dull d irregular.
Sale of CO sacks Rye at R.
(LUCK—I. dull and neglected at nominally
unchanged—am?XV.4 for Spring Wheat Family
and 111041 . 10!i for Wlis tor Wheat brands. Bark.
wheat Flour is selling at el‘i per cwt. Rye
flour dull and nominal.
PROVISIONS—Bacon I, stemry with regular
Jobbing sales atlP.y for Shoulders; 10 for Clear
Hides and and Mal.:lsi fora ttf Cored Ham..
(0,
Lard le selling at 179 for ntry an M d for
g r u laiu m e o i a t i y .i .. No 'movement Me, e Pork or
(111.—Lard till la (lasted at only with a fair
demand at tI2 per gallon for . 0, I, and si,7o(j
1,73f0r N 0.9.• - , •-.- e - -
POTATor.s--eleany viler - 1 - I . •,teeetee reeto
mere at 11,1.5 to illjAl_ per bus • and 4.1,7 per
APPLE,—Steady but unchanged-47L0 48 per
tad for prime to choice.
ADDLED I , Bl.llT—Ratlee of Applea at 14 to le,
ea to quality, mad Peachen at LS tom fur quar
ters, and =4."Z for halve..
DIITTEN-13 dull sod Irregular with .34
ter,orted at (ram
to M. Prime R oll may ho
'firly quoted at 30431.
, I:GC:h.—Maybe quoted at Mk) for froth packed
—small nate reported at 81.
GREEN.E—Ls stillquoted steady at 21 for
finfabars, and go for Goehen.
I.3o.D.—fala of6oo piss at m, t - •
1101111N1C—Is galling at from alti to iii.
11...4.T—May be quoted at $l6 to itat per ton
the outelde LAMM only for prima Timothg.
tiMA3IN-Bel.ll.tig at $1,30 to * IP per bnetei—
.Prime New Tory Stiarrowatta heldat $t.,50. •
NOllfelliT3l-13 telling at from 73 to Si cetate--
mostly at 13.
ILO C 4)
71 UCI
m
PETIIOLEtaI MARKET
p7TIC7. 07 Tax Prrrantnfax liana-ors
lerexesus.v, issa.
Tile Petroleum market cantinles quiet and
very dull, though prices are nominally an,
changed. For Crude there was name little tri
unify today, and we can report sales In iota of
sae lads in three different lots at 0534, bils re.
tatmed, and et. bbl, Included, and these
nifty be regarded as the extremel, of the mar
ket. Refined, in bond, is dull as ever, and
while there tb Ints'deMAnd,- wbainser, ire bear
of but little offering. Sales contd . be made at
gent delivered in Philadelptda,rbut our refi
ners are asking about 50 cents, free on board
cars, here. Free Olt le dull and nominal stith
otentional small sales of gtypd standard brands
o 60 770. Residuum is quoted at $5, though
we heard of a sale of tea Mao to.kty tan frac
tion teal. Nothing doing in Naptba. Advice*
from Oil City up to Tuesday report Crude
oraily In the ilou.seville market at 64,73 Inc
barrel,
enrcAco MAIM=
Opt clal I)ln.itcll to the rttlabstret Gairtte
enutoo, Jantmry 21, MX.
VI ova—Dull, at $3,F3107,00 for spring Extra..
()rata—Whent Inithcnat,' decldel change, at
,for No. I, and, ifilliTfrale for No. 2
POring. Corn firm, at 430 fol. No. 1,3.4311 c for
NO. 2. Oats dull, at ale for No. 1, and 111!443 , 21.114*
No. 2. Nye lc hotter, at 3114032 e for No.f. /Mr
ley dull,
%Valens—Nominal at r,17472,14.
Pam' ;auras—Dull itud beuvy; Mess Pork do.
cUncd Zapeo—elosing with sellers at tai,M, and
no buyers; Old Mess Pork sold at /WM. Bulk
abcmiderrs from dressed hogs sold at 103413
loose. Sweet Pickled Hams more setive and
edsler; salenof 3:0 tieree4st 157,4(017N0. Green
;Hums sold at Inalue. Lard doll and easier, at
'Me for Steam and Nettle.
A PIIZSREL Flocs—Deellnod 1543%. C; sale, at
a1lOD$11,15; receipts, 3,322; shipped, 1,2t1.
Ltvz Ilous—ltecalved, 8,510; chipped, nono;
market unchanged; eaten tit Piylo,lo.
Dar CATTLE—DuII, at iltlOoeft,74.
CINCINNATI DI AUKET
Special Dispatch to the Pittsburgh Gazette,
CMOIN Jill:teary 11, IBM.
novutosa—Steady, , with a fair demand.
New City Mess Pork a trifle weaker; sales Sao
Mimes $25.60. Bacon scarce; market active
and prices firm; sales
_Shoulders 15, Clear
Bidet 12; half packed Sugar Cured llama firm
at W; Canvassed 24; packed Bulk Meats active
a4a %;) higher; sales, Shoulders 12%; Sides 14%;
Clear Sides 1816; loose Sugar Pickled Rams
isii; packed Green Meats steady; sales, Shoul
d& D 11; Sides 111%;, llama heavy, li; light,
el, Lard active; Bake, Prime City Nettle 17%
1Y172 , 1411eg 12X; head 175£; gut 15%. Bogs dull
gad 25c lower. Weather unfavorable for slaugh
taring; sales a9fi4k2s gross, and SILMILL,SO
act. Receipts zito.
PETBALEU.SI STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
special Dispatch to Western Press,
New Yong, January no, MD.
There wasa general improvement In Petro
16m shares to-day. In some moos the recov
ery waa quite sharp from the lowest point of
yesterday afternoon. Thera was an active
boldness trananided, especially In. Bennehoff
Mtn, !tined. States and Miele Creek, with
at the following rates; LlbertY, lot Alle
gheny, ifiOlEhtide River, 1151 nom:mbar Run,
10,31; Clinton, 175; Bradley, 40i Buchanan Parra,
all pint National, 40; Mt. Vernon, II; Wain
tnei‘,Sofft Northern, Light, 4.50; 011 Creek, Mu .
Palmer, 410; Pitholo Creek. 11,6 o; Ilynd Farm,
CI; United States, 18,00.
NEW YORK PETROLE M MARKET.
Special Dispatch to Western • nisi.
Nrw Your, J •imnry Yl , LEM
Petroleum dull and lover; • • lib's of Crude
sold at 313.4 e. Refined in Bond is ;Quoted at
WM.; I,soolibla cold tot ➢larcll-Ictlers , Op.
st Ole.
MARKETS BY TELEG
Finance de In New York
•
•
Nrn Yong, .tan. 21.—Tht4 morning railvoly
,pertaut ton Klll, !lime • both in open Boned 1111.1
-took inn.ert le- were hinile
throuLthout tite 100 Tim Het, yeslenlay w
(.0 othrult tee
W s 111111 Mealt• 1..1 taken 41•1.11,11 Fll lb,
limier. Bin. The hull „ „,„
-truce, ~..t .r. l ". . llllicil It I , ' '
,Ink] , buyer.. The lehi2. :;hre ^ohtr , e •,;
market most of 111 V 1111,.
The market nt one o'.•theq,
and lower, es-peels II) i:,„.h
No, thwestern eonthaon Tbel e
pressure 10 sell. parlientarly on • t
u.
.tock, and the dullness continued until ne
tete. The prevailing weakness of rathdad
stocks ban It depressing effect on thmernment
stock, Lowest Jostallosts ore also exported
at London anal thn k fort by thonell rhum,
In eonsequenrelor the stringency of the In r
ehtn money market In gold, bowl, art
lower and 'there fa le-, clemand for Seven-Th,r
-t les. State bond , treretrm, but there ta„,
little done.
The iniecellanenue 1141 eria titenti y. e Zee pt. on
..tearnkhip ithare•. Montry Without eitunae.
tirmer to cone eguenee of ant le iNt ten
vlgnnewtd, awl in active demand for t ,tet
the rate.lon4l at 1.14;e.
New York Market.
NEW rOali, Jan. tt1...-CorTON—Wit_b•lul mut,
rial rtiltn4c ut 49400 fbr
li_ora—Without dicidod change and only at
Inoderate demon at ai1.0)6.4,63 for Extra
State; cm,l. - .O.N.sa for ra H. ii. Ohio and
Mr Trade Brand. ; the market closing
W IsET—Wet at 4 . 2,27 for We 4 ern and Re
fined.
tot fir—Wheat dull wad common gratlo ,
lin Int; ail a I 1 Sprinz, V. 75, It,, c,
quiet. Barley and liarley dull and nand.
Ceirnnot. den and Ina er at ii;e:k.• for unsound;
CrMlh lor SoUnd tolled NVestern to st.ore and
dells err.), Alttottic tor new Yvllon. Southern and
:GC for prime White SOuthern. Vann mane tee
tine and lc bettor, at 40041: for unfound West
ern, and 55P.'ifie for sound.
.
I'm eou at
rr—Dnil and lcover at :OS. , for I 'rarle•,
t( , ylle for Inetinerl in Bond; Rrtlard ie !Mod
for all the month of ]larch, at the tickler's op
tion at
!'non Lamar—Pork heavy and lower, at
.3223,27' ; :x1.2.14,30 for Now Mesa, clonla,o, at 619. ,
ro,qular; latN3Onlri,62,t. for cloain 2at
nrgular ; $,21,125.3.21,:.0 for Prltne, and
for Primo Ilera . a/ .o 2,830 bbl. New Mona
for k ••I.rariry and March, tellers' option, at
522.,;:1if 29,12'4: 'Berl 'inlet , at 614.50.493,00 for
w Philo )1r...., and fleeli,oo for Vow Ex
tra Ll,oi Hata, quiet, at t0;.044)
I al 31. al. an ler, at 11.113 e for shoulder., nod
13 .11-.• for natl.. Dronsed Hogs heart., at
012.302612.73 for TV , ct..rn, at 4,12,214 1:1,23
rll3,Nn for Illy 1 •10 ! at 12 , 01
4.0 61.1 , f0r1(1.',..t..a.y. at r..
..pt.un.
Nem York Dry IlLioodo
I.w Y. , ,,r,./ononi V 24. ,
F;xlvtat nun, Irartrz lac I, La..-11.mg
to-133.
Brown Sheellogg—Atlan lle A. 3.2. Bleached
obi ran xt —Foreq pale, Blackstone,
Canoe, 21 1 . , - tut ,, —Coethece., ttaehte,
Ln nea e bonnet, Delathes—Manche,
ter. rueltle, Clnghattex—Lancaster, Lot ;
Hartford, ..31. Canthriex—w,,,hinzon, vi e .
tory, 23, Schstas Ataseaptta, Y);.Lonadale. 3).
Br. Drlllx—repperill, 32, Stark If, W. Con.
.et Jeans—S mut:taken, Sat do.leter, lg. Ticks
--1 . . label-ton At, :u; do. E, sq. Stripes—Tors,
C. gle, I....nttuar--T Orli:, W.; AlasSaeliu
sei Ilene IrtN—Bradley'. Duplex
1e,,,,,,l act lye oete and
be follow Ina tJiapalehcs o ore received at
the Dry Goods Exchange to-day
Ler lair. standar. I -heeling..
; 2141.3,t.
MMIOSE=
mi
po,rux.—Sa./rs abatement In
cr., by manufacturers.
niEcrial k.- Market unchanged; buyers
holding og; eery little doing.
(lac, sa an.—kusinen, continue, quiet; buy
er., demand concessions on all kinds of goods.
Batrimoss.—Day stormy; trade dell; mar
ket for cotton and cotton gtaain weaker.
New Perk Stock mad Money Market.
lisle Yenta, Jan. 24.-9ioncy rather more ac
tive at 5 per cent. for call loan,. Sterling etc
change rather mortistead) at 10934411a3a,,i. Gold lll r; opening at 1":),1A declining to and
elc,..ng
1.11,..rt. ofaped° to-day, i1r.11,01. Govern
ment .ticks dull. Freights to Liverpool qui
nt and to ttboui decided change.
stocks dull. U. S. n's, 6 , 7oconpons '67411:13; do.
'c iii 7-30.% Ern series behT; second merles,
Ohio S Mies. certificates, W; ghleago ..S
Sr Irritern, Is; N. Y. C. ' Had
•.ou, nrii.",; Reading, 1 , 4;i; htlehigan Fouthern,
'Monis Cerlll ILVlPlttstrars,h,774, N orth
rn. preferred, 35%; Bwk Wand.
's.run ;qua, t,”.1,
I.IIPOIRTS BY It.A.ILIIOAD
rrl - 7 , 111,031, root Wail's a CHICAGO It. R.
Jan :3.-1 car a beat Ilitchcock, McCreary A
co; i 0 bra ...lap, .1 0 Dila - Orth; 10 do do, R Robi
son A co; 70 ,10 do, ,
Little Baird A Patton; 50
Dr, candles, 10 do array, S li otnaker it Lang; 13
do soop, Kirkpatrick A Herron. 52 do do, B L
Yoram:Mock A co; 20 do Farm, 21 - 11 Ilasbrach,• 10
do .10, Lambert, Shipton & co; 10 dodo Bead a
31e1rgor; 15 do do, Arbuckle' A cot .51 do do,
Watt A Wilson; 13 do'do, Meanor a Harper; 2.,
bon candle. 3 do soap, J Connor; 23 do candle.
E LI 31yer, . co; 10 do soup, NV P Deck & co; 10
do ao, 10 do candle*, Kirkpatrick A Bro,• 13 do
soap, L 3 Blanchard; I ear corn, Culp A Shop
ard ; 115 tom loot, F Sellers a 00; 3 bbis tobacco,
Cooper A co:40 bp dry Leaches, 31 kg, Lard, 1
to butter, L 11 Volgt a co• 12 ski. dry peacheN
I .
7 c. Jrakins: 1 car o h at:Liggett a co; 2 cars
,rides, .4 D. Moorhea ;53 bids carbon o il , 3 K
Korborir a kl,;•Al bga la, 3 kg, lard, Meek A
Armstrong; 33 mks clo crseed, Kirkpatrick, &
IV.; 4 pkg., tobacco, E Mcgrare; 7 pkgs Dotter,
12 II amilk, 15 ales C ore reed, Shoo:aker &
tang; 4 Dbis bcaas, Ido cage, first[ A Bolter; 13
Jon brooms, Win Toigt co; 7 cars Metal. Nita-
Co, .
137,1,14-,i'D a nrranntot tam Bola—
Jan. 21—I ear rye Sturßoon & WO;; Digs
gootti, Dr. Merit 3 tads beans % itft tibia ap
ples, 4do dry_fralt, 1 bbl eicKa, L JoaSisat
eases nada* -Whitmore, Wolfe Lae; do do,
B Wolfs; Scare Imatear, L Sena?; I car metal,
co; /0 k . egs pef i rj J K Smith;
Vtighb r iLl=l l7 Lar o d cis dl a i ld i rf ri fi e d ; sr i
bale tow, 11 Ch 114.91 aAI leather, C
Houston.
.a.m.rowear arincrr, Jaeury 21-1 car lum
ber, CC Doyle; I do tla r Jaa Mellrlari 1 do /1%3
nanny; 3 bale cbalre, Medley .); 22 eke /lax
et-ed, Ewer & ./Laroblau; 17 lalle paper, Pitts
Paper to; s bble fluor, 2 racks meal, Mercer &
ltoblnsan; 17 bale fretues, I. Car
hay Voeghtly & Kopp; MO '121,1e,, Groetztager
PITTNEICCOrt, COLC11111:78 ANDCINCEIGIV•2I It It
Jar, 21.-1 tool chest, J r Cooper; 32 bbls clay
/I II Collirol; 1 cue rye, J 6 }lath; G 6 b4Ls Imper
111111Paper . Co; 1 car rye, T Moore.
a WA al:110 WI:
=1
Si as I ran we say of tire rlSer, bud what of
the a rather Neither will bear a critical es
' ainination at prevent. There Is about five feet
water in the river, rind tt is about at a stand.
As to the a cattier it is in one of Its humors.
Yesterday it rained, snowed and sleeted all
day. The streets and pavements were Just as
sinning that ley glare - which characterised
them anoill One week Ago, malting pedestrian
ish and unsafe business to engage in. Of busi
ness at the landing„ the leas laid the better.
It is about equal to the little end of .nothing,
whittled down to u
The Bayard Is due this mon - ling at the land
ing. if spe gets up she will be fortunate.
The same boats usellorted in yesterday's
o
issue, twlt The W orate, Nevada, Len-
Leti, and Rubicon, are awaiting the better
day expected soon to Wine, to order that they
may depart for the scones of the far west, and
tile sunny south.
m i ne Lent Looti, Cape Campbell, is already
loaded, and has only been etwaiting a Soft
soli
of weather to spoilt. Re think that she will
(Ind it soft enough to-day. At tx - clve o'clock I
last night the streets were almost navigable,
and nothing short of gunboat boots, water
proof, could get along.
The Nevada, Capt. Lyons, Is in the seen cat
egory w ith the Lent "Pa mg - orient ly speakiny
rho will go out to-day 11 the the will let her,
and as there is not much Ice, end what there Is
is, pretty soft and slushy, we are rather in
clined to think that she will go.
ATTOIWEYS.
B . C. BLiChItIILL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
IT. S. !Licensed Soldiers• Claim Agent
Bound. tor Wounded Soldier. collected in trona
n to twentyy. day..
Sirinoo, No. PIO Graat street. Plttaburgh.
Call with Discharge nag two tritneases. actna
I ,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
No. 81 Dymond Street, Pittsburgh. Pa
CoSVC l lo. n n7t e 27 . allZl7lu T0PLe7621=717:•11
17 attenuate's.
mn.rrAny CLAIM:EI, PENSIONS,
BOUNTIES, BACK rAY anti flilltary Claims
of ever" deaoription, collected by the subscriber, at
low
the foling rat., flat Peas ons, a_lo. all other
claims, pa& 0. C. TA W)11,
Atlorney et Law,
Diamond street. opponito the Court Ka.,
N. 8.-7.ehargee arr made Lf the claim doe. not
succeed, and all Informal!. area gratis. sea:ly
IraFTXTT. GISC, 11. MUHL:
mi. XO
ork-Err & coomm,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
OFFICE, So. CO 41141iT STREET.
PITTSBURGH. £A.
r.. rem
WATULLES, JEWELRY Bc3.
81 . 00 IgTS G.- -
ror E =tat g ;.7u1:11
J. R. KENNEDY & CO.,
FIFTH sTrEET, coppo,lic muont, ❑all,l win
Gold llontloft Coax Wate ,h
tither Hooting Casa Wach.
&vit. of Ltlled• Jewelry,
Ull 1 . 0101100. Album,
!other Eitcuelou Lase
AO ONE ITUNTIPEII tyrnrn N•PIV ANTI ['SF
APTIt'LEI. W at tba average pri.ur 1)2,4
e
DOLLR E
see t A C.
Came A mtd tee plea of sale.
0 MTh Street. (two do ors K e E to N n TEILDre &
Office.)
210:0
4 IG$.-600 drums Choice rigs
reestred •na An .ale n.
ItRYMER A nns,.
tf* si 3g, 11.4 and 2:3 e."l Arc t..
STEAMBOATS
1866. ZaMt 1866
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT
4.11 M BIN ED
Ill , rd'a.ll 111111111(;, N 11:11A I s P o,Onl RC,
PACKET LINE
a., r 1411 on. ,•,” moor , • AL" , "-
•11 - I' , lir- CFI? %•••
, , I J ..ordon. M.v.t+r
st Mir •Tt. ‘‘rf R R %YARD
i'ttl , mrztt e. rry al.ndaa . and Thar-dn ., . at
MEI
1111=
STY. A NIL It W I s, II ES7F:II.
I rte, e.PlT t.bunrh et or y I 111,•1 Prl4sy.
I .3
11112=1
4 TV. ,N 1 En v. FIST ELI TT
Irn ra t.41.,,g0 ...yr) 1% 4.4i:tr.:Aar...1 Saturday
I 4
• ..4 r• ur, Hu; rry Wrdnr4da7 rtud istunlay
tn.
t TRIP- - -STY.A.I4 ER FORR , T CITY
l'Arket.tterg •vrh Monday and Thar-da♦
I=
. -
I ern Tue Any and Fn.lay.
TT.ANIER BAT %RD
Lees... P. - Lerbur, ery Tuetda) d,y
Frl.
m.
Wheeling teen Wedne,lty.g..4tialarday.
NTI: AM ER NVTNCIMSTEn
01 , c. rlrkerbur,ts •r, W. Ine-Clny and .sattir•
rry Thursday aqd Sunday, at
/Fiji-Connections going down are made at Wheeling
aud Belleir with the Cleveland .nd l'itt,burgh train,
hich Plt tiburgh al 3 115 N. m., and Cleveland
at 2... Z a. ea. Alio, with train:. of Pltteburgh. Fort
Wei at and Clilmago Railway. which leaves Chicago
p. m.; and at Marietta with ILartetta and Ci
cinnati Railroad. and wills •leamers to all points on
The Mt...Mut:um River; and at Parker-burg with
I PH) rain an the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. and
witb Daily Line btramen to khnnerlry. DaUlp
roni en. Port itneuth. Mayiellir and Cincinnati.
ay -On up (rip. connection. are made at Delimit
ah rela ad and Pittrburgh OM a. to.
- - .
kin. iv hien ria- , engeri , arrive at Cleveland at
1 1..1 , in.. and aa Chicago at 7:00 A. an. next morning.
J. C01.T.T?1.75. 1 CO., Agent%
t bat -goal, loot of rood bt
Pfrt.IIIIIRGII.
fr,ll.ht T , in h. ,rehtd ca.ch clay. tip to 5:03
)32)
- I EG VLAII PACKET Aldfat
- 1 -k Wt141.1,1M., MARIETTA
Alll ZA7il7S`t ILLE.—The floc .reamer =NA
t•1tA11.1.17. Capt. C. P.. ',mt., ottl leave for the
hoot, awl all toteltnellate ports every TiIEiDA.TI
Pt p. IteturpnoL,.. travel, Za.nrortlle every FRI
ot 7 aaa.111114. - D. COLLINGIrtX)D. akgettt.
von MEMPHIS & SEW
OHLEA.N.b.—The nen ..kle-w
taralller
Call i tnicr. •
/aIIIICO.V
11l Tram r for thr abort and all illtrimodisto port.,
71115 to.
For aright Orpulsne apply on DOOM Or to
JOHN 1 , 1.... WK
J. D. COLL/NoWODD. /AVM..
F ?CfI I :LS -4-[ ;:FT I II ° TI7 II F I . " AR 7.1.2gMt
The splehdld panarhge r
. Capt. W. S. EVa.ttS,
N"AnA...
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— anaZe . a . n . ee . O.
Will leaTe as above
"pi _
00
hoard
or
to
For fr' i ght P' ""g' CILIIkI.WOOD
10.10
TOR CE
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LOCISW
VIVA VITT' Capt. T. Shuman.
Leaves on W}illiggs. 4 .ls.dT. Nth, at 4 p. m.
1:14 . rel ' u lternt"feSE l lig:VvVii.r . Ag ent..
SEWING MACEECNES
ROVER iCritithivs
SEWING MACHINES
173 te be. It awalticd the MIST
Colltmtu - g Fall, fur the rear ISSit
First rmallum for boot Mothlnc work at Penns@
ntr Fair.
Ei
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First Priallaso Cot be.t Faintly Ilfachlne at Obis
'lair Fair.
ME=
.
asYlrt premium for;best Manufacturing Madams at
M l F l ' MV4n t :tgartbest Manufacturing Macbino as
WFir s culsusba State Pair.
t Premium for'best Manufacturing Machine all
L.... ace County Ear, Pa.
Prernlum for best Machine for genaratpur.
prows, at Lawrence County Fair, Pa-
Pint Premlmn for bei.t Family Machine at Bucks
County Fair, 'Pa.
First Premium foebtatManulasclurinzMaalne
Bucks Comm- Mr, Ps.
rirst Prem.lum forlawit Manufacturing and Pantry
Margluerat Spring - geld Fair, (Ado.
Plat Preasinmilarjbest Manufscturlng and Fatally
Machine at PalzurraPair. N. Y.
}laws Prelate= for best Ibtailbettring cad ranally
Maclaine at Suffolk etnty_b air, N. Y. _
First Prer=or, stALlannaills and Family
M rgr ' f . 4Lthu. act'lln=le N .
parpmes
mt allegbeny Count* Pair. Pa.
First premium lbw' heel Manufacturing t.f.chlne at
Allegheny Count. Fair. Pa.
Fleet Premium rot . best Machine work at Allegheny
Counte..P.
Ana the., et calaiblled-
A. 7. CHATONEY,
GTER.II, "kOEZIT
;
lIIRE=I
SitiAlN & ciaelye
.I\DErotr StS4:l4 "
Sewipg Diackine,
With the Wheezer s. , Wilms rodel . -Teed. It does
•
u sts.ts of Fasolly Scrag sad Tsliolin on the Auto
% eh e ‘ tritsobtne is Wormted for FITE TEAR&
AL kinds of t r atall,tbefftAg promptly dose.
AGENTS W.MCIZD.
• a. a. toNo;
Tat
toldalated Griot street. evalriiik.
825 I 4 X/1. 9 . 141 ' SEWING PILt•
Drcr 7:1 E . 1.1 6 rt. EMG A IVIWri : nit
CLUNY
17__FRTtl•zliVintiVATIcigrucP
A .nsed to lute tbo
Whenter AnWttp or Mader teed. A it enteate tient.
Inoninnn to Mt ZONTH., &way ei g hts gte. -
o.°Age"'. "11"417/VAMEERA
CM:UM ; Gen. Amts. Toledo. OW*.
STEM WORKS.
pITTSBIURGII STEEL WORKS
mivEitsd:44, coos & co.,
tSVC,CMOBB TOI ! IONE& BOYD t C 0..)
DLa lrols=ol.Tilit rum?. erlai eBr ,"1.14
•od Sheet Can Steel, soot 01001 tot
REAPING AID MOWING ALICHLIES,
sTEET PLOW witscs. sralecas, axims
CIRCULARS, de.
Cast and Common Plough and Spring Steel,
Once—Corner of Thit and *ass innate. two blacks
above the Itnnonseitt ttosue.
eC"7:dy
BLACK DIAKOND
EMI3I2:Li ltJPOT=irs,
rirrsuumait, PA.
PARK, BROTHER dr. Co.,
Ilaalirscitiren of
BEST QUALITY lIEFLNED CAST STEEL.
Sq.nre, Flat and Oetaaron, of all caret. Warranted
equal to any bapOrttd or manufactured la ULLA coax
trkirlarrirt., nd rononaH, lc' I szt
=and Mt er n oond atzeeta.rttt o ainfrala 105
,ad
MAYVinERS.
noqtrafil
Fl* mezeiN•s GnEEN-uouszs,
Funitrhed dolly at the Jewelry Mote of J. 11. MC
FADDEN & CO., No. M Market atrect,Pittetirrgh.
list Ins removed our Green-Mouses to
of Worltt ab ods' Em
convenient to the teradri. the li
Manchertm ;egret Ran:road, and theWoodi. Sun
Station on the F. 0. R. FL We are nowpre
tit= ftriPlgeßrZiraloi'. WAst=trradMrlig
tog Musket& tor window ne n roration. I.ll3thre
• nownctrlartnatAL.
prrrsletraGn*truszier
AND OAKLAND GREENHOUSES.
Jorrs 11. a e. nrcawocti,
s.ccersore Co ffio. Murdock Jr.,
NTMSEBTETEN ArD *L
EN Plltstooph . , Pa-,
tkolleit ottchtlost t o their extett3lre stock of EMU end
ornament/dines, eirerpetzu„ trap:itt:ma andirrson-
Lou. plants. .
rattptUlth CftklaTi4 raltehger Can ma to the
tireezaboncea even tlftegn minutes.
LAMP OIEDINKYS.
pATENTED OCT 011E11 8, 1861.
DITIMIDOE'S
PATENT OVAL LAMP CHIMNEYS,
tannufneturrrl of XX Flint Glass. These Chimneys
are intended for the nit nrlele, heating all parts 01
the glw equally, and dcres r. uokewiatocr E as , kyng
Fort Pitt Gloss Wnrks, Washington street,
SIAS PLUM:meth, Pennell
UPHOLSTERY.
— &lei I
TOURTH STREET UPHOLSTERY
No. al FOURTH srrxra, nian WOOD.—The
bobeerlbers mannfitture and keep mutually on
ands evet7 article in tßelrllne, slat O r . Curtain G00d.% Comforts, Feather
alattrabbes, of all Mods: blot, the celebrated Paten
bpaing Bed. All [rods of Sbud&, BlLnds and Fit
tureb. Prompt attmallon lb even to all orders for
°earns and Wins down StrutraitallliCloitaielit
ad
DIUtiGHTING
G rau.t,
DILIITGIITOG OFFICE
and
X * catcairrt aLLagozios
o. at St. Clair ell coat thispezulaa lldCn
Ealpiwll t a r.mas tN
mustirat.mnr.,cirujrmsbnaal
itt
MEDICAL.
DB. TSCIt'S
Pectoral Syrup
CURLS CONSCMPTION.
Cl Bronchitis.
I CURES COLDS,'
•li.reas.4f!LisU2nzi L a,
CURES
All, Diseases of the Lungs.
iro - 1 lte alft totem-tor:act Katie
123,1 ,
Pectoral Syrup.
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Tbey are al h , ane. and an .ne who IL3slll76ocins
inquire of the pernouaxho have Deco curcra by tt.
Attend - to Your Colds
r h iUgnyittrtl. tal " r 7 br Dz. "T
Perranelunt. Joinery 11, itni.
Dn. Er.Vstni--My wife tins been =lend with a
bad couqui dlranalty of hreathingpve or ale
yeara for several years back, gandusliT
Increaud The complain has been her
editor), and she bad been treated by event Ora
tions without any relief. In this etara of her cane I
procured the
your PECTORAL COCCIENTItiIp.
I bought, the drat time, a fifty cent bottle, width re
lieved her very much; I then called and got a dollar
bottle, which mind bee entirely, and Oa Las Enema
trate al s o e
state
disease. except Wealniess. I
wouldtate that used the Medicine myself - to
cold and cough. The ineditlne cured Me by talchasr
one dose. 1 expreaa my entire satisfaction with the
medicine, and ote are at Ilimet4 7 2 IM/ s, i this Lf
you desire to do so.
Alderman, Fltili Ward.
PirfsgrEolt, November U, INA
Dn. SAVlnt:—Although not an advocate of Patens
edicincs, In general. i .affordsmn_pleasure inde
scribable toe commend your PECTUIIAL SYRUP.
Asa medicine It is well worthy the attention of any
person who may in any manner be affilated with
cosigns, colds and hoarseness of anv kind, and for the
peculiar qualitleatiom for removing a ll that clime
greeable nusatlon attending *earns, aft •
I have been, more or less in my lire,ted with
the severest of colds and hooneness.. At time, my
throat would become so stored as to prevent my
speaking above a whisper. and by taking stew doses
of the above Syrup it would relieve me entirely.
In recommending this medicine, I meet unheolts
tingly coy that It is the beet remedy I ever fined
purporting to cure the above, nor should any funny
be without this remedy forellsemn so preValtitt.
Tours, most respenfolly,
EDWARD J.
Cashier Cillseas' Deposit Bang.
. —
Fre...ens MAE. Ohio, BArch 14. LOGS, '
I have used Dr. Repute's Cough. Cyrop for a had
cough of several years standing and can cheerfully
say it is the best medicine for t i e samethat I have
ever tatert. J. W. PRICE.
SYRI P . COL. PRATT D DR. ICETSERS PECTORAL
Itt - fras—Dear Ole: Excess the delay
el' my acknowledging theencellenceof your Pectonsi
Cough Syrup sooner. I take great pleasure in sat.
Mg that it all you my it Is. It knocked the noise
out of my cough, and Um Worstone I was averse:Litt -
ed with have dot uaed snort Man enodiallof the
bottle, n O d 1 can and do wish that all who are ARUM
ceI would give it aa Inn a trial as I have dons, and
therein he proud to as •It tuna quack
I would not rafter =Other Stich as attar* for any
consideration, or at .any cost. lain confident I can
breathe more freely limn I ever did. 1 shall always
acknowledge a debt of gratitude for Intuiting so ez
canna* a remedy. Ton Crest liberty Wan Dij nano:
In fhb, regard as yen think proper.
E.P.PIZATT, I "
Weser he r Common Com:Mk Pittsburgh. Pa.
F. D.-1 mno etrangertomy fellow.clUacts, and
all aho eat aln doubts can consult me personally.
E.F.
nth Aptilie. ROM
READ TEE Tff r —WrErral hare. a
daughter vho has n general madlclnea for a bad
cough Without benefit, among them .Ayer's Chem
Pectoral. I ptathased from yam. a - bottla of gent
Pectoral Eigrup, =4 before she had nuedholl a -bot
tle an uraarehmeC.. mcatut bottle cared bef
entirely of her coach. . JOHN' DARIN,
Robinson atmel,Allegimay.
=2
. • Dertanber 74 L.
rigEATCLILEI Pr rnff c
r. ISZTPIER.SPEOTONAL
HYBUg.-1 lire In Peebles' learciatilp, 'Allegheny
conutyo • 1 bad a tout and endui whirl Wm
aerated abeat the ath of Yebraary sash `ad cocain
red eight months. I enagl:El tho priyaleatia
la the earoatryi And c oarainnea anagratedl
moll early October. - At t, Mae 1 war addled
1 to u 7 7 0 ar Pectoral Congo arum whleir I 'ed. sad
after fluid taken one hallo 1, traci securely free erean
the conghlegind apltting rhod ti ed of ewer
g g ettin wen. and I" think It gonad decga khOwn that
this 'oh:table *remedy trill do for others wart It pas'
door In My MAO. • JOHN C. LITTLEE,~
Witriesin H. It. Erma. reetus township
• ,
PATlTLTolneglihr,
A WONDEBYIII CuNE. — norachtute ago as cold .
7trli t ge. " Toi mine was' llIo n, ; "` "Mr%
I nun,. ern thac be haal t .t=ry . rainady
tke Heard finratrarlrebT=int%th'ze
ha could neatly.. lbad. MMUS ttro akin:ref a bottle .
tr,,tfr're, P ectorale Vita VtigliesclitWcfj.ard It
"';
makes the core MOM remark:Me, toile extreme lige
garttehl'eagailligittibeirtr," old, I "Y.
DB. wEYBEEPSPECTOZALBTRUP n" . means-
N'lLLlc.—Please send autanotheracarylr of Yourrnl
ahle Pectoral Syrup. Almost ever 7 boar ...al sw
hey the cold, and are ell alma tbr . 1)r: Heysers
Pectoral Byron." We bare hold alattea bottles the
pgst Week, and are now etalrelr out. hlr. A. Alter
tnd. Mr. P. Maher , both of Blairsville, Pa.. told u
hey world not be without it la their throLlea.
met, .n who use It once want lt again.
Yours, letpeethilly,
J. h. WATTAtsO.S" SOS%
Januar/ W, 13=,
ANOTHER. NEW CERTIFICATE.—DB. KEY
SEWS PECTORAL SYRUP.-11 had Ween troubled
with a cough android for wren' eree—eo bad wa
It that / cordd not sleep. 1 had the &debits and pre
serlptions from three of the best phyalclana In the
city, who= I could name, but do not do we. I dna/is
procured a bottle of your Pectoral . gyrop, which
tared meelitlrely.
.51N,
N.. YR Liberty J.
eetW. 111310 Pittsbur TO gh. Pa.
January lith,
TIIATCOTTOWING.”—"Ifow can I dolt?"
Co to }leviers, on Wood etrect, and get a bottle of
Ids Cough Pectoral, and If that don't cure You, Year
case must be desperate Indeed" This La a spommen
of The colloquy ono hoary every day In cold-catching
pedals of
. ttfiar. And we on. from actual expe
riment, eb y concur In the advisers admoed
t lon .e shore, r ere have tried the •• Pectorali! In
a moat stubborn case, (with snare success. Year
two weeks sr we went to Plttaburt with one of
the moot dla ruining, contrary, man., py,..,„bd,, a bl e
coughs we e experienced MACe our advent upon
sphere. We coughed steadily and /a
toriously for one whole week,' in hope. of tiring It
out. built was no go. In fact, It seemed rather,to
have Improve 4 by practice, and to have acquired
strength, potency and ellstreasihillty by the epees.
Me. In tab atage of the siege, wecoughed enr Way
to heyurt. ho. Id/ Wood Wait, procured a IMF
cent battle of tpo .Pectorul," took It aonordlng to
directions, amain forty-eight hours we werarnaoter
of the geld the enemy having usoondld, mar.
rendered, ;titer • brief, on: unequal mullet sal
formidable ad adversary aa Keyzer's hanous nap
Pectoral.—Srowaseills Clipper, Die, 14 tga, •
DB. KEISEB'S MCNEAL SHOP
Ie prelmed said sold by
DR. GEOINEE Evan,
No. 140 WOOD STREET,
x . ittowuraargii,
TOOTHACHE REMEDY.
A SURE CURE,
Prepared slut gold Sy
DR.= GEORGE H. KEYSER,
140 Rood Street, Pittalle'
131 Prices 23 Untf.