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NVEDNENDAyi.E,EI3ktUARY 28
omit AND-SUBURBAN.
FROMYEIMAYPIiNING'S eAzrrTE.
•
The Allegheny Walley Sallrowl—Anan
sll The •• Present Condition
and raturaProopeess of the Company
Election of Dfreetars, etc.
The *nano' Meeting of the stockholders of
the Allegheny Valley gallroad Company wee
held on Tnenday, Feb. 47th, at the office of the
company.
On motion of Mr. James B. Murray, Lewis
Peterson, Esq., was called to the chair, and M.
•O'Mara, Esq., chosen Secretary.
Wm. Phillips', Esq., President of the Board,
the fourteenth armee! report of the
r',;,,r. :9 ••• Which we extract as follows:
• • Of the company for the year
canary 319 t, 1%5, were g 150,507 64; ex
.
Pensea Mr 13,833 li; earnings over ordinary ex
"emelt, ar..,978 49.
The . earnings for the present year, ending
January elst, are -
From freights.
Passengers,
Mails
Total 11015r,,217 19
The groan receipts tor the past year, are
that of the preceding year, were .103.024 87.
The expenses were as follows :
For operating mad.... __ µl[l „w 6 G 3
tlalariwt 10,119 89
Taxes,, ..... . .. 1,933 4.9
Freight and passenger cars. .. 16,041 19
Rants " nett Si
Ineldental expel:um.
Interest on coupon bonds
Gress expenditures fe.73,403 OS
The net increase of earnings on 4-1 miles of
road is $52,516 17.
The large increase in the earnings of the
road, over the oomparatively small addition to
' oiTan n'e no ° o f f o ihe op s e o n' un t r ''sin f i is n h or tlfe l' Xiti v !
moire affairs, of the importance of the work
to this commmalty, and of the ultimate value
of the stock. The operating axpeneea have
been 53% per cent. of the gross earnings—a
result equally gratifying to We owners and
=enamors of the road.
The President refers to the destruction Of
the machine shops, and round house, with
their contents. The cost of repairing engin.
inplred will be about g/0,000. Other property
destroyed is estimated at $30,005. The calamity
would have resulted in very serious loss, had
It not been for the prompt and friendly action
of the Penmcylvartia, Fort Wayne and Chicago,
and Pittsburgh and Cleveland Railroads, who
tendered the use of motive power, shops fox
repairs, etc., thus enabling, the eompany tb
continue their regular businesa with butslight
interruption.
The company o wn thirteen engines, eleven
passenger cars, forty box and forty-six plat
form freight cars, twenty gravel cars and three
baggage and express earn. Repairs of bridges
and roadway are required, and the road will
be put In goo!! condition this season.
Tile President then alludes to the Maboning
extension. The grading and ballasting are
completed, and the road structurecompleted
to Pine creek, We bridges at and above that
point framed and now being put- up. The de
lay in completion Mu arisen from failure tO
procure cross-ties as speedily aa required.
This obstacle is now removed, and the cum
victim] and opening of the road for business to
hialioning may be confidently expected by the
middle of Aprii next. The.expencliture on
these ten miles has been /Wye.% 42. The cost
in high, owing to the inflated values of every
thing The vain Increase of trade and ironic
which will be brought to the road through
this extension, Is then foreshadowed in very
forcible terms. The President nays: "The
vast lumber region watered by the Malmning.
and penetrating far into adjoining counties,
the several valuable and extensive furnaces
on this line, and the deposits of mineral wealth
along the route must necessarily concentrate
upon this .. - ark a heavy freight and passenger
business. A large part of•Ciarion county. a4l of
Jefferson, and a portion of Armstrong, trit.
anti and Elk, will find the month of the Mahon
mg the best and cheapest depot for trade and
passage to and drum this city: Many intent
gant and wail informed persons f ce so high
tuf estimate upon the extent o a business,
that your managers feel prettified in saying
t h a t a t sewn twerttdsfire per cent. on. your
he seeuret 11Y this exteo
he Miieet Of exarnifirig the tineo '7'-
1
tines north arid-east, is thendhicia t o
some
length. The proposed agreement with the
french Creek and-Malioning Company having
tailed, and the lease having been rescinded, it
now devolves upon this company toollend
[lieu road through to tranklin, for which pur
pose the necessary legislation has beef pro-
used for anttiorixing the issue of pr..
barren stork to the amount of sue million dols
Mrs with interest ut ten per emit. This is
now offered to the present edocknolders, and
it not taken by them will be offered to others.
The company has also power to create a mort
gage lien of four millions of dollars
on the w hole line, with interest ut sev
only-thirty per cent. With these memos,
being only an antielpatiOn of future earnings,
tile managers propose to complete the work
tinder their charge. :surveys and estimates
have been made, and proposal. invited, for
grading, bridging bollaating and soperstrur
iare of fifteen Miles from Stationing north
., ard, and fifteen miles trom opposite sill City
rout h wart] It in now proposed to sell fil i .soo,-
doe of the mortgage bonds, and as much o the
preferred stock as may tie subecritied for. To
e fleet a sale of these securities, it is only
necessary to show how entirely certain will
be the payment of the Interest and principal.
The financial prospects of the company are
then discussed in a very able Manner, and
farts and figures adduced to snow that the
receipts on the completion of the road, will
pp ro mate the follow lug result; per annum
rem oil trade eneo,oM
trade connected with oil atin,nete
't • coal, 1103,00
•• iron and salt 505,010
•
•• forest and farm 9fXl,lste
• • passengers 900,000
OM
'rho operating expenset, on the low grades
existing on the road - ought not exceed 50 per
cent. of the gross income—thus leaving nearly
52,000,0r0 to pay interest on debt, dividends on
-took, and for further Improvements and ex
The report was accepted and ordered to be
printed with the other
The report of Mr. Wright, the he Superintend
ent together with the report of the Secreta
ry,'Mr. Ballentino, wore read, accepted and or
dered to be printed.
A vote of thanks was unanimously tendered
to the Pennsylvania Central, the Fort Wayne,
and the Cleveland roads, for their liberality
in furnishing motivepower, and other facili
ties, after the late disastr ous tire ; Also, to
Messrs. Baldwin &Co., for their promptness
in repairing the damaged engines.
A vote of thanks was also tendered to the
President, Superintendent, and other officers
of the road, for the CraCitalt manner in which
they hare discharged their duties during the
past year.
An election for Directors was then held, and
resulted In the choice of the following named
gentlemen
Wm. Phillips, James B. Murray, J ernes Park,
Jr., George /slack, N. Ithimes, B. F. Jonas,
Thomas McCulloch.
The meeting then adjourned.
(rest Ftbod as 011 City
A correspondent of the Meadville Republi
can, writing from Oil City, Febrclarr%tit, gives
the following account of the flood at that
place:
I arrived in 011 City Saturday Just In time to
son one of the gloomiest alights that it it the
lot of oil open:dater to witness. Jest as I got
to the Oil Creek bridge, the ice In the creek
gave way with a tremendous crash, sweeping
away derricks, engine hon nes, workshops, and
everything on the banks of the creek! An lee
gorge up the creek had broken up and came
doyen crashing and roaring as though all Un
cle Sam's engines of war had been let loose to
thunder the doom of this land of ell adventu
rers—for doomed It really seems to be. The
floating mass lodged about twenty rods above
the bridge and remained there a couple of
hours, affording the inhabitants of the shan
ties along the creek a little tune for moving
their goods and chattels. At last It commen
ced moving amid the cheers of the excited
spectators whO had congregated at,a safe Ms-
Ulnae, to vitt.as the breaking np. In a abort
time it gave way with a loud report,
stiller to heavy thunder, andawept away
s. large barn above the bridge on the east
ado. and took in its commie every boa.,
barn and structurefrom there to the month
of the creek—among others a large throe story
house on the went side known as the Oil City
Laundry. 011 Creek bridge Is raised above its
foundation fully sixteen inches, and will cer
tainly be carried away. Workmen had been
eogeged lo building the R., 0. C. & P. Roll way
bridgeacross the creek, and bad the piers
nearly completed, but the flood threaten. to
destroy all the work. The lee has gorged be.
law the bridge and the water and ice is rising
at the rate of ten inches per hour. A still
heavier gorge started f ont Ronsville about an
hour ago, and it is feared that Oil City will be
among the waste places when it comes down,
the lee already being gorged higher than some
parte, of the town. The eastern pan of the
town incompletely inundated. Your corres
pondent had to paylifty cents toe boatman to
reach the bridge, a distance of twenty feet
from the shore. 'Great excitement prevails
and the citizens IMO filled with alarm .at the
prOspectirelare the towp.
,14T111.
Maur the above was received, we learn that
the bridge wee ',wept away, together with a
bonze at the east end, and two or three other
nuance. The watotin the lowor tau of the
tow!) we. from nix to ton feet deep. A ntesin
er tmlow the mouth of the creek was torn
mon.. from It. moorintre, carried out, turned
exeripietely over and broken to Noma. One
Iran Iran .37 owned. Thu river was full of fleet
mg oil berate, cod Wade , which had broken
Mown at Canon. Wald. above, and the dentrno•
turn of property wan tearful. The damage at
Petroleum Centre in reported to have been
vne y heavy.
Tye fYl~Wat+• lYwaster Bodies
eecurvta for tiro hoopoe or the
loot try tar nurning of tiro etanneor Wn
4orretser, 040 DOOWAits.O.I Yrlalny gaturday
quo
ry 1A
h y o o clirt following pPI•0111111 mire rc
urrued
.tortjaky, sal nearlli
roIIICIP. Or tiro
Mr, Vicwrlmlcr and WA Lb re. : w me a u of
wiggie warn intorrhei In Last tlirer•
frogil tienglgr, ilvorgn W.,YOung, inn bar,.
;wiper, Owen , trefersins snrn brought up to
Iterraigortr , r, big Ifiter , places of renrliletnerg, qad
reseirrd yieitarday gfirernnotte the, body of M..
.delkrr. Wbi4:l4 war fakeer; to his late, trgariertro
op n.rhylavy by teneWinil innto, 'lbe foliar
of 'Wow/a iffal Arm -Oiling Were alto found.
kinowitag h444lFarn at tre twe sixstssnsvi,
ss. sametat, UT.; A Wei, &IA laity, of nit.
'Owe . 4., nitfil Or. Misrlin, of Simutrityllle,‘!„
r0.,1 nhornhortrattl,
'fima Mirirplead Naafi lffloallnffe-Ilie Got!?
orlltow of II 'Pon, Impottnoi conl feed
a 0 , limit* Pi NIIPPort, 0 11, nnlln Intro
)m44, iiiintyrn ali y ointrft,P.oll:Y.
wi,er/44i1irk414:11,111,10'. MMosha
, ) as s pa Attar MI . 07 , 1 1 CIV#II4 O
rigor, !flit COirkfreittrta ltdin/Irn • In, in& f.
0 , 0 00 Pm Monday ortniiig ft ISt, 7 q'atoOk,
o.estrucsSsi4ug
Dispatches were tOcatwesd hi the city to-day
g t . tin.let.litttaillittitiallW Right last four steam
boats were, humid at the _whariat that city,
Ffil b u ns and Leviathan, of the
.
Atlantla
,BteaMallip Company; and the Dicta
tor, Captain Donaldson, of this city.
TholOtta -estimated at e 1,000,000, of which
the Dictator furnishes $250,000.
•
Boma of our people have doubted whether
this could be the Dictator of this city, inns-
Much as there are twoboats of that name; but
all doubt on that is removed by the St. Louis
papers of Sunday, which contain the following
dispatch from Captain Donaldson
Chan° Feb. 24.—W111 arrive at St. Louis
Sunday nig ht, and leave Tuesday.
(Signed)W. B. Dosismsicer,
Captain Dictator.”
Captain Donaldson's .boat, therefore, MIA at
the St. Louis wharf on Monday, and she was
the only boat of that name there.
The Dictator was built here, and left on her
first trip last fall. She was one of the largest
boats ever built here, and she presented a
most magnificent appearance. She was known
to the West as "the Great Dictator,” and
challenged the admiration of aIL Captain
Donaldson, Robert Mackey, Samuel Mor
row, and A. liartupee, of this city, were the
principal owners.
The Dictator was insured, in various offices
in this city, for oau, and at Cincinnati and
Si. Louis for 11` 11 4. 00 .
Tae insurance on the Dictator was ns fol
lows:
Boatmen@
hi 5 M
Western
Eureka
Pittsburgh
Peoples.
Allegheny
Cash
Citizens
Monongahela
Cmcinnpt, Offices
',178 21
125,258
. 2,234
1,987,30
11,075 51
The Business Wealth of Pittsburgh:
The general business wealth Of these corn
munitieshas been Invariably undervalued,
and in come instances very maroons state
ments have been made and publiabcol con
cerning It- We have 'stele had occasion to
correct misstatements made in Congress in
reference to our mercantile and manufactur
ing business. In order to determine exactly
the extent and character of our industry in
every department, Mr. J. E. Newman, late
City Aesessor, proposed to make a thorough
canvass of the cities of Pittsburgh, Allegheny
and surroundings, embracing an area of say
eight or ten miles square, for the purpose of
ascertaining se correctly as possible, the val
ue of all kindle of manufactural and mechani
cal products, of a meiotic, mineral, wooden,
vegetable, textile, animal, liquid iv earthly
nature, or of combined materials; amount of
solesby venders of all kinds of merchandise,
and articles of trade; amounted basiness done
by individuals, gram, compsailes, and
corporate bodice of a floanceal character;
the number of mills, factoens, stores, and
places of business; the numbsr of hands em
ployed, and other matter of interest or Im
portance, to make np • full And complete sta
tistics of the masanftetura4 meelltpleel, mer
cantile and general basins. wealth contain
ed within the limits described in IWS .
The information will Oe obtained by perso
nal application, and compiled in book form
for the use and intortostiost of our subscribens.
The names of arms Or corporation., accom
panying statistical information, will be' kept
strictly confidential—anteas permission is
given to nee the name in connection with the
statistics. The cook however, will form in
Itself a complete business directory, and will
be furnished at a reasonable cost. lir. New
man bas brought the project to the favorable
notice of a number of our leading business
men and bets meeting with emote encourag.
men The project Is one which will commend
itsel favorably town who take pride in bay-
Illg our business facilities known abroad, and
wo hope every one Interested will subscribe
I It.erally to the book.
The Robbery at McCullough Smith g
foe —We have already noticed the larceny of
to money, and a number of government
bonds, from the sate in the store of Messrs
Met enough, Smith it Co., Liberty street. The
police have asoertathed that the larceny Wes
perpetrated bp _a young man who had sore.
to the store. The monerand bonds have all
been returned.
• Cearreettion.—ln our report of the Select
•unell proceedings,. It i stated that Mr. W.
•• w-own offered the re-solution requesting
Onr entativ. la Harrisburg to inappurt
ills gent urea Of the new Items° la,
This wa s a in e, as the resolution was of
fers.' b Y Mr. Ms ...at hiln. The teas and ..ya
show that Mr. Brent . .., voted in oppositioo to
the resolution.
Itleetuag to Pinatain the President's
Polley.—We are informed that n call Is non
being circulated, requesting the Mayor to
convene a public teaming of the citizen, of
the county, to sustain the policy of President
Johnson. The call has already received the
Niguel - urea of a large number of .well-known,
and Influential citizens.
A Pittsburgh.. Klll.l.—Adars Oxen
hardt, of this city. was killed at Chicago. on
Thursday last, by beingt, run over by strain of
eors. lie Lad attempted to get aboard the cars
while they were to motion, and missing the
andlnstantly killed. be wits diSsagesl under i n srlscsits
a
The Repoli:Meana carried the election in
Clarion borough, last week—an unusual oven r.
rune,
IE=IICZIEBEM
mini and Departure of Trains.
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
Dryoru.• Am-Iwo.
Jay 'Zanier. tar • m ;Mail . ..... m
Winona Ana= 'xi 7:10 am, Fut Line 2:40 a m
Cincinnati Exp's SAO • mast Wail Arum' n 6:2S am
/tall ......... 11140 ► m , lat Penn Amen.. wi •u.
?nu 11.31133.33... 3:65 p Wall Aaron— 8:50•m
lohullown Ac'n. 4:15 p m :Sobriat'n Aceom.lo,os am
tut Line 10:00 p m Plltd.Eriei2:asp m
4t Wail Accent.. 610 a m • Balitmore Exp•• 1:20 p m
• 10143 a re did Wall Accom... IN) p m
N • • " 6:npmlPhllta Express.. 2:05 p m
ta t Penn Accom`slaillOp m 241 Penn Aceom.. pm
dp mjAltooas Arco..
A-Frolgt Train....lladA p m
The church trate urea Walls` Illation every
lunday at shOS a se.; returning. /eaves Pittsburgh at
m.
Pittsburgh. ColtiniOna and Cincinnati .
D•Parie• IrrlVra.
633 3.60 am t Line— ...... an
dal ........ m sap m
g ;press .:2D
pm yeas ~ 12:6S a m
lumbenville tenbenlltle
commodation pm eassamodation ..10:10 ato
Pitts=i, Pt. Wayne and Chicago.
Aultan.
cypress . ...... aro Farm ...... 2033 a M
Cyprus ...... p m Eggircu 9:111 p m
4 Tit; ir
beellng P.rpror till p
pew Brighton Acconmedailou soma Allegheny
repot at 9 a.m., 11:91 llim., 430 D. M., and
tweisener, 2:16 p. m.; Nee Castle, 3:50 p. m, ; Neon
moy. 11:013 p. m.; Wellsville. 3:10 o. m.
Pittsburgh,. Cleveland and Wheeling.
Dports. Arileaa.
231 • us awns. ..• . 3:58i P a
esp e
espies.
tail hro p salkupresu
CM • m • Express 9:17 p to
..21 • m
titenbenvllla Aalenromodation leaves Allegheny at
Pp. us.
Pitt/burgh. and Cosuiellieille.
Domes. Angus.
•
re
... 7:15 midall GOP./
... a:00 p mExprem .... p
.NM; a m
tat lickeesport..lida mlatMaKeeaport.. 6:10 m
gilt mid ... m
AlleghanY Valley Banraila.
Depvtt drrttw..
tall 0a MlFareas ..... 1111• to
t t . . , :gurmodallom ;3% 4e,
of itsbargh and Erie Railroad, to Oil
City and Franklin.
Arrow. Departs
•0. se Erpresa., 7:113 p Expreu.. giral a in
VW Pittsburgh, For
Valle ayne Y. arid ilbleago, and
Beav
lrownlll/WO Beat—f/rant and Water Rink
Arriame.!Smartt
' ..... 410 p m Linda • ....... 11:00p m
• Haristony Stage, Bt. Clair St.
Arrival.
antler atager—Ho. 3 Ilk Clair /Israel.
•
mircira=n
port.
el
4PO gt
03,490,000
;.XCELSIOII OMNIBUS & LIVERY STABLE,
ao 21 'STREET
/AMEN DAM a SON, Proprietors.
BUSSZBOrD CASMAIrIi furnished for AD
C"th r
r"
=74.ll l :. " Ati a .
4 tre o a,_•4
_abort not • and
...H DAY AND NIGHT. al97:lrd
UNDERTAKING.
1 COFFINS!
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bIiDINTAKIXEI I
BOIIEBT WLLLIA.IIIB, Ondertsker,
- • Mace, Ho. 1311 FOURTH STREET.
1 7 .tertalang lo all It. branebes. Dialowan/
laying out moo tonalsblos m1.712[114/ oosoranal Cal
the r o b e gralifromytltattint tell to.
t". at resionaO)o terms. WC Whig" "rattan
UICUSKD UCTIVAN,.. .110LA3D wins
& WHITE,
1 1:raaxtiertesix-rorms,
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A Owner
sir °niers n
m a e d i And
tAtnsad Muter.
tees.
promptly attededA. Oyandvtatnl
y e
f
ALEX. XERES,
laraTa2Zl3FlMMOgraina„
No' 111 fourth autahlk .
, Ittaboree.. corruo
V( ) k r= a it r oV6sur - ingt= "4" )=
ntan Jay and night. Liessie and Carriage. punishe
w d
tisTrnancia—itev. •Davld Hem 6l
. Jacobi., DAL, Thorns' Zions Zaq.. . /mob H
111111.. r. Rao. 19aIrd
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EDUCATION.A.L.
THE WEST CHESTER ACADEMY
AND MILITABY Iletf/TIVII-The Owed
.Srrin of the fiekoisatle Year. eininnenees on the Lit
'tif fetiniory and clone on the Zth ofJune next.
Om and toting hien theroienhlyptepared fa{ Dui
iltralogri . 4 ri irtitil 1 4
aWgentrotreil a ire b i t
fil
li ft:P i r l .r . mi t% . Uric tied 'etointsoill
0:41 iti:f "Itaftgrt:gri:Zle
tur lir ii I v I ail t i n • few "see. A ft er "
teams Ibe /I „ D i/Meal a Alart
vv. , 0 c4,AI
the s""ig"Valrliter.rilhira
OWOnalatitirati4.:
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ROBINSON, BeCLEAR & CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
=3==i9
•
No. 75 Fourth StnipPittsburgh,
Dealers In all kind. of Government Securities, °old
and Silver, Uncurrerit Bank Notes, Foreign
and Domestic Exchange, etc., ere., etc.
Deposits received In Par Flonleand Curreny. In-
Inrestllow on time deposit. Collection. made
In all parts of the United States on most favorable
tgons.
Orders executed with °match (Or everything In
the business at the Roston. New To - k. Philadelphia,
and Eltintittrgh Brokers' Doarct• atr.etly on commie
'lon.
1 1?).7i4;11 . 4,: " I L ptifi 8 klea C s " ri. w iZ o . r t ki r j . .11 C .711t.
KINS. llosteon.
Treso•r, Feb. 27,
There is neat to nothing doing in our local
stock market, and what is worse still, there
is but little prospect of any Immediate im
provement. Rank shares are In fair demand
for investxnent,as are also government bowls,
while Oil and Insurance stocks are dullard
neglected. Columbia oil Is offered at 3 4'4i)
24%, without finding buyers. There . was a
sale of WO shares Mingo Coal stock t,day on
private terms.
Goldremains about stationary,ductuating
between 1364 and 137. tiovernmest bonds have
undergone no material change.
9,000
12,000
~300
. 5,000
5,000
5.000
Er 2,000
—Sale of Stooks and Bonds, os Tuesday even
ing, February. :'7th, at tbe tommerelal Sales
'Warns, 106 Sinithtlehl street, by A. Melte - rano,
auctioneer:
Bank of Pittsburgh $OO Igo
National Refining &Snoring Co 900
The New York ("enamel-riot Is not alto
other pleased with the recent large salmi of
gold, by order of the Secretary of the Treas
ury. It says:
"The erect of the sudden large sales of gold
upon credit. operations Is Apparent In the large
decline of $3,412;052 In loans within week. It
Is difficult to conceive what can have moved
the Treasury Department to this violently
diet nrbingeourse. The result to business has
boon serious, and there should be some sub
stantial advantage to the Government to jus
tify such operations."
Of the dry goods trade and the general state
of credit in the Western States, the Mow°
Tribune says :
"These has never been a tame store the emu
mencenient of the Slaveltolde.rs Rebellion
when the dry goals merchants of New York
were so anxious to sell to Western inen as at
present, and on any credit they Inky ask.•"
—The money market Is stringent In New
York, and no wonder, if there Is truth in the
report, that from twelve to fourteen mullions
of greenbacks and banknotes have been taken
Millie market during the past week to pay
for gold sold by the Sub-Treasury. It is insin
uated in some hoarier,, that the object of the
Treasury, In the large Kilos of gold, is to Se
ance . the bunks to withdraw their deposits
from the Treasury, as a condition precedent
to the inauguration of measures of contrae.
tion. How far this surmise may be well
founded we know not. A large amount of
coin is being carried at New York at 7fgs per
$112,500
=I
—Among the on dn., from Washington, id,-
ling a direct bearing on the market and the
'lna:lces of the comity)* generally, arc that the
House thin week, take up the Loan bill,
and "that it will be defeated by those who
have it political hostility to Secretary Mc-
Culloch." And also, "that the majority In
Congress do not Intend to red rice the CMS. MI
tariffs, If it can posmobly be avoided.—Phdo.
Ledger.
—The New Fork Times, of Feb. X., says
The Trude of the past week, though partially
interrupted by the holiday of the 2... NJ, wan
fairly active. Domestic Cotton goods, and
many of the Foreign ;Dry floods, are less firm
pnces, Some of the importers complain
that they are scarcely able to cover Gold cost
charges. The stock of goods in bonded ware
house la on the foetuses; the accumulation of
foreign dry goods alone for the fortnight is
1r.,435.131, Which would indicate an overstock
for the Spring trade; though this may change
as the season advances. The custom duties
nevertheless continue on a liberal scale. Thus
lax in February they amount at New York, to
$10,091,441, with three business days to come
in. In February the Government will probe
b4; receive at all the ports ,lone on to fifteen
millions in gold for customs revenue and lit
tle or nothing paid ont for gold interest. The
Treasury himbeen a free getter of gold out of
the large and accumulating balances in the
New York office, to which gi t 000,(4)0 California
gold customs have been transferred since Ist,
lust. ehta operation has increased the bal
ance. In currency and gold together tram pm,-
e 5,973, as they stood on Saturday week, toslo7-
; 053,015, and the effect upon the Money market,
In the absence of corresponding currency d1. , -
, bursemerits, and by the Increased cost of car
; Tying the gold limo taken from the Govern
, ment from Sifje per cent to 7 per cent per an
num.lt le believed, however, that this in
convenience sr 111 adapt itself in the course of a
few days, although there Is no present enurrt
; outlet for the large amount of gold taken by
the brokers and bankers connected with the
foreign ezelmnges in anticipation of much
ae* neeennte from the EMglleh cation
money marketer than have thus Mr Mom re
There IN no new features in the produce
markets worthy of special notice. Then•
an entire absence of anything like a epecii.
Inure feeling, and with a demand for
all of the leading commodities restricted
almost wholly to impplying the wants of the
retalbtratle, we have but feu round lot ope
rations to report. We are 111 hopes, however,
as our rivers are again In good navigable
condition, that there will be a decided im
provement In trade, and that the dullness and
depression which have prevailed for the limt
sixty days will he succeeded by buoyancy and
aeti v ley.
GRAlN—There is no demand for Wheat, and
m the absence of salon, we continue to quote,
at .1,6501,70 for Spring, and 0.1,9002 for Winter.
Wte dull but unchanged at 40042, on track,
1.5547 for small lots from store. Com Is still
quoted at 03 to CS for Shelled and Ear, on
track. No sale,. of Barley reported to-day—
last sales at 75 for Spring, and 90 for Fall. Bye
is in demand at 75.
FLOUR—Is steady with a fair local demand
for Flour, and while the market is quiet,
pnoes are unchanged. Small sales from store
aidgillASS{ for Spring Wheat; $4451 , 19)f0r half
Spring and hall Winter; and $10 , 41110 for all
Winter Wheat brands. Rye Flour Is ull and
unchanged—ltuckwheat Flour is still quoted
at $9 per bbl.
PROVLSIONS—Bacon is quiet but steady at
104014% for Shoulders; 17.4017% for Ribbed
Sides and
at o lirf r or V p ur i e m " e rc:t u tt
renderco. Mess Pork dull—held at {`993e. No
movement In Bulk Meats.
SEEDS—Cloverseed is In good supply and
dull—an occealonal Irma] male at 1170 , N,.
Tfm
othyseed le quoted at 63461. Flaxseed is In
demand audio taken readily at Sy
SALT—DWI but unchanged—held at eX,SOZO
2,65 on track—small tales from store at the
. .....
BETTER—RoII Butter is quiet and un
changed—small sales at 33 to 103, for good to
P bly . ree rl ls o f inr i r elts
th de l
mand and supply consider-
EGO a Unchanged—sales of fresh packed
reverted at 85637, and limed at So.
CI3EESE---Prime Goshen Is firm and we bare
sales repo at 244=
te . Common Ohio is quo
d
HAY— dull with a supply In excess of the
demand; sales ranging from BM to VD per ton
—the latter figure only for prime Timothy.
I.IOIIILVY—Sa, to the trade at 3 eta per lb,
an .e i34Eare,,,....-Ap l 7lU. may be quoted at
Pto se per bbl.
OTATOES—Steady with regular sales from
store at $1,15/81.20 per Muth, and 0,50 to 53,75
per bbl—mostly at $3%.
ASHES—SaIes of common Soda Ash at 10, and
Pearls at 12. Stocks of common and Helloed
Soda Ash very light.
LCIMWPI 1 - ITAI — fIkEE
Orrick. os T9a Perrseuxissilazirrre
Tuasnav, Feb. V. INA
CRUDE—There was coneiderable calculat
ing and figuring going on today between
Crude and Refined dealers, and the present
condition and future prospects of the
market were pretty fully discussed. Naviga
tion being assumed between here and Oil
City, large arrlvale of oR may be expected
within the next ten days, and refiners are
arguing that the supply will In all probability
be In excess Of the demand, contend that there
most be a still further reduction In prices,
while the Crude men appear equally confident
that the market has tohched bottom, and that
instead of a decline, an advance is more likely
W occur. This being the case it is not likely
that there will be any great activity numl
fasted for a few dart until mattete become
more settled, hakes, In the meantime, specu
lators should pitch in and buy pretty largely
In which event, erode dealers would have the
advantage. We bare bat two sales to record,
130 bblc, on the spot, at in, and MO bble, to ar
rive, at IS. Private telegram. from Oil City
report Crude at .4%.38 per bbl at that point.
exclusive of packages.
REFINED—There was considerable Inquiry
for bonded oil to-day, principally for future
delivery, but the figures named arc not etell
elently large to Induce refiners to sell. For
imuleillate delivery in Philadalphla,we bear of
offers at Irons 41 to 43, while for April and
May, buyers are offering 87040. On the spot,
here, there booms to be no demand—last re
ported sales at 87, bet this figure could hardly
be realised at present. Free .011 is dull and
uorninal nt Wale.
NAPTHA AND 1117.811 , 1111SI—Iteeldunm is
quiet and noenmally unchanged Ist $4.,40414
it r i fir a
th i l : p a c. pr b a, iu :or;
vo is
. str e n eu ie ru li ta ttlel
m pe ‘u r b k b e l t .
qulry, but in the present condition of the
quo
tations.
CIIMMEEI
I 211
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PETROLEUM 6 TOCKIII7KIVEW YORK
Spada! Dispatch to the Western Press.
Nuts Tose, February 27, lAgg
There has been some activity In petroleum
eteeke today, the disposition being to sell at
the folleafrog - rates r Bennehort Ann 16,00, Dn.
e. t . a yam 614 Bradley 4e; Empire 'So; Ea.
celatorlX; HsiMllton & bicCllntockstildi Allb
geeny earn Palmer 4.00/ /hello Elver ;a% pi,.
.-bole Creek 7,7e1 United State* kW/.
:~I ~!~ ~
PITCBIII3RGII MARKETS
OVFICX OF TEM PITIIISTIIOR GAZUTTN,
Tr. esna . r. Feb. '27, 11011.
•
' ALLEGUE*VcATTIE MARKET.
OPTICS 01 ma Purrs 3 . 2 .on G22Wrrn,
Terser,. lebruxry 27, I/366.
CATTLE—The suppb of cattle qn sale was
somewhat larg er tb,ll last week, reaching
about eight onetime head, and w Ith only a
moderate demand tire market ruled dull and
languid, and price. fell off from ih to 3, of a
cent per pound As has been the case for
some „ e k e peg, the demand was restricted
metov to "mid ying the wants of the butchers
though at onthalf dozen car lonXis were pur
chased for Mipment to Baltimore, and there
were but ve,y few left. over. Prime to extra
fat cattio, such as our best uutehers are accus
tomed to buying, sold at from 7 to 7% cents
p er pound, gross, while fair tomedium 'mules
cannot be quoted above 5 to 6 cents. Inferior
ma'am more appropriately termed "scala
wags," are not wanted, and holders of this
Articular class of stock are obliged to accept
ust whatever buyers feel disposed to offer.
he quality of the cattle on sale this week
was hardly np to the usual standard, consist
ing mostly of common lab cows and steers, and
good cattle, consequently, brought higher Cg
tires, than whould have been the case other-
HUGS—Very wholesale buyers In
attendance, and the retail demand hna fallen
of considerably within the past few weeks,
hold, ivre and in the east, owing to the report
of Hots being infected with .`triennia,_"
Whether or not there is any truth In regard
to this disease having reached this country,
we are not prepared to say, but there is no
disguising the fact that it hen greatly restric
ted the retail demand for fresh pork in thin
market. We give 9 , 4 i to 10 , 4, gross, us the rul
ing
t
to good
a da nii verage martet a little
dull, but prices have undergone no quotable
change. Prime fel mutton Sheep maybe quo
ted at 5 , 4 to g cents, gross, although Messrs.
Morgan it Maholm sold a drove of 140 .head of
extra, averaging 125 lbs, at $5,35 per cwt,
gross.
. .
Reis & Co. retailed 63 head of fairish lllmola
cattle et from 43406%.
?derrick & Hood retailed 44 good ao prime
Illinois cattle at a11T734.
Smith to Rothehilds & Eckert 111 head of
common 'ridicule coward 633 per head:AM - mitre
to linthehilds & Eckert 9 head of bulls at 03
per head.
Rothchild.; & Eckert sold to Myers A. Bro. 10
head of good steers, averaging 1050, at 6,40;
also, 19 hood prinic averaging 1100, at 7. The
same Clem retailed 74 at 64j/e4.
Huss sold livers & Bro. II fairish cattle,aver
aging 950, at h. Stroup sold Marks .t Traur-
Inv; 36, averk i ging t IBM, k4j.
tllo ° 77T, " C a llinttgl U :Ol r dTe li r ed wln 4 l oh e e ol d m a O t h fr el o f!
tie at 4 . 74; who afterwards sold the same drove
to Wm. Hines et 4,11,
Greenwald & Kahn sold 33 hood of Illinois
steers to Barney Grey at 6t G%; and retailed
/eat i 1071.. Kerwin sold 4 coot. to Burney
Urey at 6H.
Myers k Bro. retalletrand wholesaled GS head
at 5074. Itotheldids & Byers 31 head. Marks
I T 11111113111.1 retailed 09 at 046 , 7.4
Needy sold Myers it Bro. 92 prime cattle,
, t eeraging 1197, at 11%; and Crouse & Haas re
tailed 43 head at 50N.
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Illopatett fo Ilar rlttstourgh Roan] of Trnde
CMICAtio, Yob,'Miry 27,10(16.
Ftorn—Firm.
, vl/Ala —Wheat, buoyant at $1,22 for No. I
Spring. Corn tiro. et .eit.tr for rejected. Oats
firm at Sitti for No. L Rye, J.
Pao,. istoett-11rese Pork hotter at ealt...Ald..Y.X
1301 k Sides, I 3; Shoulders, le,. Lard, higher,
30- for kettle.rentlered.
IYr...rt.—Unchanged.
Pwr unmet:re-60.
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Alit... Sc s ze, Feb.93.—idess pork, buyers 425 , 4
qellers, 4%; pickled haws, 1:.,e; freight to NOR
York per 100 lbs, 90e, dressed hogs, per lou
net, Ile 114ie. Receipts of hogs to-day, 673. No.
I Spring wheat, In atore,subJeet to 4c per bush
stora 6 to e3th Aprll next. $l,l9 1
,i; Ne.l. spring
wheat,ln store, $1,07; extra spring wheat
flour, double extra spring wheat flour,
$7,23; double extra white wheat flour. $lO.
Freight on flour to New York, $1,60.
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Philadelphia Cattle liarket
PHILADELPH,I Feb. 9Z.—The Philadelphia
cultic market will be held on Thursdays, ICl
stead of Mondays. There Is no market tO-day.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Finance and Trade in New York.
Nsw Toes, Feb. V.—The early dealings In
Hallway Shares this morning ,ere generally
at better prices. Erie was the great feature,
and was run up to etti, which carried with it,
1.01130 extent '
thebalance of the llst. At
the Open Beard and Stook Exchange Erie fell
a fraetimt, end the market became weaker.
The market at the second, regular and last
Open Boards was strong, and generally a [mo
tion better. Pittsburgh sap weak at the close,
and fell olr per cent. from the highest point,
while Western illaion Telegraph was strong,
and rallied to 09 , 4.
The following wore the closing prices at 4130
P. M.:—New lork Alentral. 9.2%; Erie, S4ll, ;
heading, lON ; Michigan Southern, 70%;
Cleveland and Pittsburgh 78‘,4 ; Hock Island,
ne, Northwestern, SP.4; ' Northwestern, pre-.
' e rred, .541..,c, Fort Wayne, ea.
:overnanent List steady Ott Gold Bonds, hut
ry Ul L Seven-Thirty Notes armor and
rather more In demand. State Ponds ildiet,
end generally steady.
Money in good deninnd, at 7 per cent-, with
an ample bnpply.
The Lath! Markel. was ni.C.IV to-day, with
a very light tawdriest, Closed at 361,6137.
NI, 'Yong, February V.—The tendency of
the money market Is toward greater case this
morning. In mercantile paper there is a fair
business doing at UP per rent., being the
range for good names. Gold has varied but
little in the rates, the movement being light,
but the market Is firm at 155 7 4,0137, emeign
Exchange has ruled steady with a moderate
smaller supply of southern Mlle and traneac-
Lions to only a moderate extent. The stock
market opened this morning with some sym
toms of excitement, and large sales were made
et a considerable advance in prices. In Gov
ernment stocks the business was not large,
but the market was firm. In the western State
bonds there was a fair movement.
OILY 00008.
The following are the quotations from the
ut7 Goods Exchange:
The market is very quiet and It is antici
pated prints will go much lower and that the
general market must come down nearer the
views of buyers. Both foreign and domestic
m ol l are dull to-day in Jobbers and that
Brown Sheeting's—Appleton A 2.0; do C 24,
Bleached Shlrtingo--New York Mills to; Hill's
Lemfor Idem 36-inch 37; Harris' No. 1 33.
Prints—Merrlmack W 24; Bprague's 23%; Rich
mond 2 . 3}4; American e)54. Cambries—Waoh
legion V; Portland 17. Silecles—Gluten 30;
Lousdale 30. Brown Drills—Pepperell 30; Stark
II 28. Corset Jeans —Pepperell 30; Bates %.
Canton Flannele—Hamllton 53: Nashua WA.
Ticks—Hamilton 13; Franklin 33. Stripes—
New York 40; Thorinlyke M. Demme—Massa
chusetts 53, Manchester 40. Hoop Sidrts—My
en I L 11 , 1• Inch tapes ID to 40; hoops 48 to 73;
*lnch do at iii.
The Post says a confident feeling has maul
festal itself since the opening of the week in
the cattle trade In consequence of Increased
flrinhess In the meat market and falling off lu
the supply of live stock. Instead of SOD head,
which was the average supply on (Bergenr
the last twelve months, there were this we ek
only about 450 head, while direct sales to
butchers reached 170 beeves. Thus the supply
of 3,000 head, including Lit state cattle ()gored
at all stations on Monday morning, was insuf
ficient for the wants of trade, Ana test for the
reason of Lent a large advance must have
been realised at present. The first sales show
an advance of about a cent per pound, which,
however, was afterwards reduced to about
one-half a cent or three-quarters of a cent at
the highest. The range of prices remains the
same as last week-10eLM per pound with a
few dead over the extreme rate. Ailleh cows
have sold rather Inure freely for better grades,
but no change has taken place to the price,
the range being 430 for poor and MOOOIIS for
very extra selected cows.
N , ante—Very scarce, and comsat uentlyivery
firm, choice selling as high as lee, while calves
bring 8610 e.
Swear—Have been in lighter supply, and the
market shows au Improvement of three
fourths of a cent per pound with fair business
doing; prices ranged from 5o for common, PA
(48.4c.f0r extra sheep, but thellatter grade la
very scarce.
ilwina—Are still in limited supply and con
tinue firm, the market closing at it Me per
pound for Live, corn fed. and I Itqc for
Dressed.
The aggregate supply of live stock, during
the week, was3,94Sßeeves. 69 Mitch Cows, tW
Veal Calves 12,627 Sheep, and 912.7 Swine, or a
decrease fr o m but week 0(583 lineyes 14 Cows,
and OS Sheep, and an Increase of IS I S Calves,
and 11,199 Swine,
The current prices for the week are Ins fol
lows
BIM, Cams—First quality per.hrtad, .18.50 , 2
19,00; Falr toGood, {14,00017,801 Common, al%
612,50, Inferior, sio,colgo,co.
Coors AID CaLvaa—Eiztra ' sl,oo(pl,an First
Xrmir,_• ll KrOci Ordinary , 65070 e; Common. infrior, 45(DrOC"
CALVIS—Firat quality, por pound, 14e
Me; Ordinarf ic iaglte; Common, itliit)lie; in
terior, 10010 .
can .eaia—Extraa per head, $ll 00e
=l , am m ezal . r s y. 6 r l4 oOffa i ,!Og io rd r I trzlt i i , gd p.
Born gid, per pc:m:7,74W
115.4 o; Light and Medium, 11%019-e; Swill Ford,
iioll4o.
=1
New Vona, Feb. W.—Corms—Less active
and scarcel3r so tirni; 44c for Middling.
Ftora-14100 better, with rather more do
r Extra State; kV/1p fur
l it ir ti,%. 4l , l es, u rge7, o 6nVlo,7s for trade brands; mar
get closing steady.
Walser—More active and decidedly armor,
st eL?- 12 A eat, 102 c better, and more active,
chiefly for home use, at 51
o. for Milwau
kee Club; 51,0801,70 for No. 1 Milwaukee, 111
store; WE far Okt Winter Rod Whsconitm
0..,M for White Michigan. Rye, quiet. Barley,
in moderate re mi test. Corn, leyie better, but
less active; 7 770 for unsound; 7138 0 re far
I=l Western, score. Oat e, quite firm at
sound. or ,for unsound Western, and 51411.50 'for
. U
ROClSiust—Cotree, dull. Sugar, dull ; Cuba
21u a seovado, 11012 0 . Slolaresee, dull; New Or.
leans, 08651,10.
rwraotnem—Dull, nt IRMO for Crude; COW
for Banal. in bond.
Peorialois—Pork, heavy and irrVar;
5pi,r42520 for Now Mese; closing at 4,
rewalar; 120422,23 for Old Moss, mad ,22Q
m,M, for Prime; also, 2,590 bbla Now Mese for
April and May, seller. optige nt M°8,15 sp
:.
Beef fl atus, in fair demand; Wentern, OA
Cut Meats, more active, at A1t(4212‘ for
Shoulders, and 17417303 for Hams. ono,
dull. Drove:4ll9gs, 'Wetly, nt liNarlWo for
Western, and Ml4lO for city . Lard, quiet
and stead t a nde latter an extreme;
1 .o tads. ( or April, seller; option,
lOtte. Butter, quiet,. at 514 , 120 for Ohio, and 1 ,
otik for Stnid• .
New York Mock and MourY Karket•
limo- Tour, Feb. 17,--filoirirEssior at 607
per cent. on call tonna Sterling Exchange
firm at 10931,g10gy„ Gold steady, Opening at
UMW= and closing at 136%.
atoms—governments axe without decided
change. Freights to Liverpool quiet. Stocks
strong: United States Slxesof 11, coupons, JOl%
United States Five-Twenty coupons, 104. Uni
ted States Five-Twenty coupon, of '01 , 103;
Tinned States Five-Twenty coupons of ' 103;
United States Seven-Thirdes, Ist Series, 034;
United States Seven-Thirties, al Series, 99 , i;
United States Seven-Thirties, 9d Series, 90'4;
Missouri Sixes, 76; Tennessee Sixes, Stigaitt Ohio
anti Mississippi Certificates, • %Yestern
Union Telegtaph, 63; New York Central, 92%;
Pacific Mail Steamship. 201; Erie,Bl%; Rending,
100%; Michigan Southern, MU; Central,
sellers thirty, 11.0.6; Pelts, 75jit Northwestern,
TN; Northwestern, preferred, MX; Rock Is
letPli; Fort Wayne, 93%.
Misting Storks.
Tho following are the y
prices of &lining
Sks bid in Boston to-da : Copper Stalls, ;
Frti tal nklin, 37%; Bancock, 154 Isle Royal, Itt.4 ;
Minnesota, 8; Qulney, 5; Bay State, 9; Boston
Water Power, Mi.
LIDEPORTIi HT RAI= OADaS:
PITTSBURGH. FORT WArNS & CHICAGO. R.
Feb. 27. —3co bbls flour, Shomaker & Lang; 50
dos brooms, 50 bbls whisky, Lambert & Ship.
ton; 3 too h u ms,Segtimyer & Voskamp; 1 car
mill feed, J & 0 Famley; Ire bbls gone, W Un
hurt; 100 do do, Watt & or Gaon: 1 car wheat, .1
S Liggett & co; 200 bbis flour, Dan Wallace; 116
bundles brooms, T S Scott & co; 5 bbls apples,
Fleming & Torrens; 240 ski barley, W Gar
rard; 1 car corn, Hitchcock, Mcereery & co; 1
car atavea v J J Hitchcock ,
1 do do, Merano Sr co; 75
ma grange, F Senora& co; lrebbla flour, Gulp &
Shepard; 15 dos. pa*, 1. Beck & co; 50 do do,
E Higmleton; aka =Weed, A J Hagan; 34 do
do, 9. bbls gout, W S Jackaon; • 2 kego butter,
John Floyd & co; 5 bblx butter, H Kea Jr; to
bills paper; McElroy & Harrison; M hldea,,Tohn
11 Ralston 100 bids flour, 10 dos brooms, Kell &
Eltobart; 270 aka oats , Jan Glenn; 15r, bbls oil, .1
K Harbour; 2 cars rye, Wm Volgt & co.
CLEVELAND & Prerentrnon Rem Ito so.—
Fob. 27.-403 barrels flour, Shomnker & Lang: 3
tibia whisky, Joe Ross; 1 blni tobacco; E
graw; 33 sks wool, Wm Barker; LYJ belle chair.,
Bun:token & CO. 5Ws butter II Rea Jr; 20 sks
rags histritlor 2 bbis butter, Sturgeon & Bro;:1
bbis lams, W W Williams; 9 bbls butter, 'ft;
Jenkins;Sl keg lard, Atwell, Leo & co; 2 box.;
butter, Potter, Aiken & she 13 pails but
ter, Riddle. 1 bbl do, L II VOlgt & co; 19 car
boys, Jae Irwin; 1 case tobaccos Je.s Murphy; 16
casks pearls, Bryce , Walker & co; 20 bbls dry
apples, l pkgs butter,l do eggs, Iliteheock,
McCreary & co; 51 pkis pearl barley,Shomaker
& Lang; .dodo, Seglimyer & Vcwkamp; 2do
do, Pennock & Totten; 2 do do, Wm smith; 2
dodo, Waslage & co.
ALLIKINEMT STATlOSl.—Fobruary 91-2 ears
wheat, Gilmore, Simpson d eo; 2 do shingles, C
C Boyle; 1 car Oats. J W Simpson; 1 do staves,
J C Lappet' 1 do do, H liavemyer; 19 pkgs,
hides, E Merriman; 36 Ixlis paper, Pittsburgh
Paper Co; 7 ears wheat, liennody - tiro; 1 ear
earn, John McCarron; 100 bbls Sour, Gilmore,
Simpson it eO3 I ear mill feed, Knox. Soo;
lot
pro
lot Herbert.
PITTSSUBOM, COLUMBUS A ND rABOISCM•TI B. B.
Feb. 27-2 ears corn Campbell Browu;100 bbls
flour, Knox & McKee; I corn,/ Borrlngtont 4
Irss mdse, B A Fahn.tock 3. en; 18 do do, P
Hartley it cot 100 bbls floor, 8 Lindsay jr k en;
I ear oats, Campbell k Brown; I bx tobacco, M
Heyl;s tcs beet,J H Parker; 2 tea hams, Shale,
Son A ern 59 aka barley, Meanor Harper; la
bbis paper, Pittsburgh Paper Co; lot sundries,
J Dagen,
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RIVER Di E. WB.
I=
Change appers to be the order of the day.
Yesterday the sun shone forth gloriously,
and nt half-past nine o'clock yesterday morn
ing, the mercury stood at 48 degrees. During
the day it became still warmer, and the Indi
cations of spring fever were prevalent, The
river was still falling, with ten feet in
the (channel.. Baleen, at the landing was
somewhat unproved.
The Ice in the Allegheny river him become
very light., and by this morning It will prob
ably have all run out. With the clearing of
the river, the resumption of navigation will
take plaice.
The Kenton, Capt. Dur.lap, will take her de
parture to-day for Louleville.
The Nora, Capt. Devinney, Is last tilling up
with freight for Louisville, and will leave to
wards the latter part °tithe week.
The Yorktown, Capt. Wash. Ebben, le the
only boat now atthe landing receiving freight
for Naxltvtlle, She will have dispatch.
The Lorena, Capt. Shuman, has nearly fin
ished loading for St. Louis, and will leave na
tively this eyetung.
The Armenia, Capt. McCallum, to loading
for NeW Orleans, and will leave as soon as she
is fully loaded.
There were no arrivals or departures yre
terday, outside of the regniar Monongahela
river packets.
The Enterprise left Cincinnati on Saturday
for thisport.
The Messenger, of the Dean line Is now due
at Cincinnati from Strunphis.
The Pittsburgh and Wheeling packet viols
started out day before yesterday for this port,
but the Ice forced het back to her old grow
-1 ters.
Yesterday morning there was four feet of
water at Oil City and the river was falling.
The Echo, Ida Beer and - Peerless lett
last night for 011 City. goatee,n was vet,
lively on the Allegheny wharf, alio( the boats
having big loads the Items of which were a
large comber
r ef oil barrels.
The Forest City will leave for Parkerflinirg
to-day. The Isms !.cots Is doe at the hutilbig
from "Parkersburg thin morning.
Mr, John Ebb,, /ate clerk of the Nora, has
taken charge of the office of the Emma Ao., 4,
and Mr. Nem. Illaekstock, formerly oh the
America takes the office of the horn.
DEILIVITFACTLIRIM.
INDIISTRLAL WORKS.
1.11111 M. 1101.1 111,TEll
HUCH M. BOLE & CO., •
FoUNDEILS. ENGINE BUILDERS AND MA
CHINE:TM Mannfacturers of Land and Marine
ENtiINES,LOCIIMOTIVES for Coal Works, till.
W ELL ENGINE:I, and every kind of - Machinery.
made to order. All work warranted. CASTINGS
of every description made to order. Repslrina
Machinery ptly attended tn.
fIIEE-SHOP, C romp OßN Elf OF POINT ALLEY AND
BANE OP ALLEGHENY RIVER, near the Point.
Pittsburgh, Pa. f=l:erodn
ARSENAL GLASS WORKS.
MODES, RYRIE & CO.,
11.nfacturers of BLACK and GREEN GLASS
WARE, Drurgista• Ware Bottles, Demijohns, Car.
Day. A. arehouse-14. 144 WATER STREET
between Smithfield and Grant streets, Pittsburgh
Ponca.
We warrant our WILIT• so he superior to any man
ufactured West of the Mountains. Always on band,
Glasserano of the' above description. All orders
promptly attended to, Particular attention paid Is
private mould. aulkly
1101.1.8 I ..1/..1113
JAMES IRWIN & CO.,
IIANI.IIACTURERS 07
OIL OF VITRIOL AND AQUA AMMONIA.
007211.2. c., 3. Rataximiot Bt., •
PJTTEIPPROII. PA.
suss. F. COLLINS • Oil= WIIIWIT
s...!IOLLINS & WRIGHT, Brittaula
Bram and Sheet Metal Worker. Brittanta Cat
tors, Carbon and Lard Oil Burnerr, and all differea
styles of Britt:oils used by Glass Manufacturers
orders promptly tilled. No. la SECOND STREW?
Pi tuba reit. Penna. oettly.
QSEVERANCE, No. OS WATER
h-l• STREET, Pittsburgh, manufacturer of BOILER
of e
RIVETS, WILOCULIT SPIKES, common and radlroad
very description.
Particular ek ed ur Gaped Spikes and Rivets, large
001=014 Made tO order banert, notice. A good rts.
*annuli:di et... Malty on
DISt3O - LIITIONa
IIIISSOLUTION OF PARTNEIta
eo-tiartneraltip heretofore emitting
between the underirlyined under the none andoryle
of V. A. SHUTT d t. V., in the Framing bunnies,
war dissolved by mutua vun.rnt on the - lint of Jan
uart-, MM. The accounts of the old Arm be aut.
tied by P. A. 1111UTY, at the old Maud.' corner of
Tunnel street and Penna. avenue.
SRUTX.
BAIMEY VOI.II
QM
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER-
P.—Tbc partnershlp heretofore existing be
tween D. GILMORE and W, J. MCMASTER, under
Manatee of D. GILMORE & M Ms day Gls
solved by mutual consent. The business of the Arm
will t, settled by their aucceesors, at their °Mee In
the Mill, on South Canal street, near Chesnut, &Ile
gbeny.
Tbe undersigned will continue the Milling bust.
PWEZTV ce. e 411% style
l o n f e
Ries, they are determined to continua to produce an
&rile/Dor Flour second to none In the Markel, the
therefore most respectfully reqiiest at least a trial
from all, and particularly those harden to please to
that artiele ofprirbe necessity, Pour,
D. DELMORE.
8 / 1 1 B erAWER.
The undersigned 'would respectfully Inform the
public that, haring associated blmself with D. OIL
MORE and W . J. MeMASTER, under the name and
fLyle of GiLMOIII6, SIMPSON A CO., the business
rmerlyconducted by SIMPSON d. KNOB, at GS
Federal street, Allegheny, will be .7.entlnuell by the
new firm, dated February tub, MM.
feint , J. W. SIMPSON.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
SHIP.—The partnership heretofore existing be
tween the uncterslgnoAhaS been dJsaohred b7_mutu
al to take effeCtJartnary Ist, 1867, THUS. J
HOISKINSON retiring from the AM. Th. /Main
ing partners will confine° the business of the late
firm under the name sod etylst ofEIRSON,PII.ES-.
f itl& CO. W.AILL4L H E =SOP.
RA PILLISTON.
TUOS..I. HOSKINSON!
0. 1., GRAFF.
PVIRUAIti nth, lial
rigalgfill fa.' X`v7 , ll.l.l.9Vgrou°,` PI R 411:
and C. L. Unto. I cheerfully recomme nd the oew
Ann to my Mends and tiln_L , ghlia - generally.
re7:ld 11108.%J. 110111aNSWi.
2221131E8TIMES 21 1 911CALTEIR3
2,500 PAIRS OF
Ladies, Gelds and Children
In Every Variety, for Sale Los :
• a r,a4xEwi! Sower.
nol:tad No.11;91101) STREW.
.VIGB.-500 drums quart,' Figs
jun mama ms.(fSr
IstudUS if 004 010
a ~.4::414Z4411414.410.
STEAMBOATS.
1866.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
MONONGAItELA (RIVER ;
Pittsburgh, Brownsville and Geneva,
UNION LINE,
c:Jezmav- - Ir,
Wlllrun three dolly slde-wheel steamer< betweeri
Pittatatrgh. IdonongahelaClty, Brownsville. Blee••
Landing. Owensboro. Geneva sad
thruminicar.% Utt
Begions. TDB Itnv to composist followidg
steamers.
kffig
CAPT. S. C. SPEERB.
cArr. D. ITO FLEA ;
F 44 ......... • Z W.,Cara.
A. 9. CAi
t
These packets will leave Pittsburgh daily at I a.
and m, except Sunday, when the departure
be at o'clock. a. In.
The tlV gh r heol" l 7 n l
leare
6a.
m. dotty tt.:llo.Verlea
I lly
at Brown,ille for Pittsburgh
dolly at 7 I. xn.
an d I
p. rn.
Leayes Greensboro and lieneVa at 12 o'clock:
Rices Landing at 2 p. tn.
Leaves idonongabelat 'I ty o ' clo c k.
The line Is composed of ore[-class sltle-wheel
s teatners, burn expressly for the trade. They will
be commanded by °Rigors or long experience, who
will pay particular attOli lion to the want s and COM
fort of passengers. The ltonte lent proutptf7
at the hour survertAsefl
Freights Received at all Hours.
For further partleularg, e tile of
of
1v ILI. 31eKL1101. Agent.
At the Wharf-Boat loolufliraut at. l'ittaburgh
, L. COLVIN. Agent,
fe , O:arrol Brown.
•____
1866. sigMiit 1866
SPEED, SAFETY AND comron
C'OMIIINED
PITTSBURGH, WHEELING, MARIETTA .4, PARKERSBURG
DAILY PACKET LINE.
Comprising the following nrst,lass Passenger
Steamers
Steamer BAYARD: hico.'ll. Moor 111ast.sr.
Steamer LENI das. Hamilton, Master.
Steamer FOREST CITE: de o Gorden, Master.
DeNVN TILIP-ISTF.AIif BAYARD,
Leases Illtaburgh every Monday and Thursday, at
11 o'clock, a. m.
Leaves Wheeling every Monday SW . Oursdny, at
0:20 p. m.
STEAIdEII LENI LEI/TI
. -
Leaves Pittsburgh every Teemlay and Friday, at
11,03 a- in.
Leaves Wheeliug every Tuesday and:Friday, at
11:93 p. ru.
STEADIER Y
Leif etrittsburgli every Wednesday and Saturday,
at II a. m.
Leaves Wheeling every Wednesday and Saturday,
at w.
TRIP--STRAMER FoREST CITY
'leaves Parkersburg every Illondaytand Tbunday
Leaves Wbeelleg every Tuesday and Friday, at 7
STEADIER RAY ARD
Leaves ParkersbOrg every TuesdaY and Friday, at
'u
eves Wheeling every Wedueislay and Saturday.
at 7 a. tn.
E=l
Leaves l'arkeruburgb every Wednesday and Suter
dYe...Z.VA'llleling every Thursday and Bunday. st
7 a. m.
Sir Connections going down are made at Wheeling
and Banal r with the Cleveland and Pittaltargb train.
which leaves Pittsburgh at 5:01p.m.. and Cleveland
at I:CS a. m. Also. with trains of Pitubrugh, dor
Wall and Chicago Hallway. which leaves Chicago
at in pc and at Marietta with Marietta and CIO
CIPP•LI Railroad. and with Gear:sere to all points on
the Mitsklnguen River: and aa'pariterahurg wit
early train on the Raltimere antrOhlo Railroad, and
with Daily Line Steamers to Pomeroy, (halls Pis,
Ironton, l'ortstoonth. Maysville and Cincinnati._
AIM - Ort op Gip. connections are made at Denali.
with Cleveland and Pitmtoarglt Railroad, 11:1YI a, m.
rain. by which passengers arrive at Clevelapti at
:45 p. m., and at Chicago at Tana. tn. Unarm...lug.
JAS. COLLINS a; CO., Agents,
At Wharf-Boat, Feet of Wood HU
Where freight will bo received each day, op to 3.11)
MOM CEVCINNATI ANDr i ar ei t
LOIMAYILL E.—The :splendid 1:10.6-
:tenger steamer
NORA.. Can t. H. Di - Yrs:wry:,
Will leave for the above and all Intermediate porto
on THIS DAY, 23th Inst.. at Is. m.
Lor passage asplv board OO or to
tr6(h FLACE C LIA on NGWD, Agents.
FOIL NASIIYILLE.--Ther. „ o=o !
line passenger SW2IOI,
VORKTI N t•apt. Ennoirr
Lonvex as alwv, TIIIiCDA Y. 20111 105 t... 4 p.
fre4" l•7, o rr 47:7:1 ) ..1 . 1 . :1:iTiZirAg o ents.
14 - `Oll . -
CAIRO AND 8T.r ... 01Mr!
LOUIS-71m splendid steamer
LORENA Cant. 5111.3.-V,
W 111 leave as above on THISIDAY, 04th, at 1 p. to.
For frelobt orpassa Octply on toeord or to
fe2l FLACK LLINGWOOD,
01114 E MPH'S &
RL NEWzdirit
ORLEANS—The splendid steamer
AILNIENIA It. C. McCattrat, %looter,
Will leave for the above and all latermedl: - .. ports
oo THIS DAY, Zsth, at 3 p. m. For greight or tyBm e n , , , l i zir board e.r to
fe:3l J. D. COLLINoW(KM, }Agent. . „
REGI3LAII PACKET Adr oi t
FOR WHEELING, MAItIETT.I.
AND ZANE:MLLE.—The fine /Steamer VARA
URALIA3I, Capt. C. IL bitrLt o grin t en se e for the
above and all Intermediate portsevery TUESDAYS
at p. m. Returning, leaves Zanosville every FRI
DAY. at 7 am. J. D. COLLINGWOOD, Agent.
STEAMSHIPS.
„ITEADI TO 45111 FROM LIVER
., DOW. AND KLIEENSTOWN,(Insa.A.Nn) sce •
week. The INMAN LINE, calling
EVERY SATURDAY,
EVERY WEDNESDAY,
CARRYING C. N. MAILS.
l an
Tickets udd to and horn Ireland, England, Scot-
Ape /Ire - many and Prance.
the Company's Offices,
JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
15 Broadway, N.V.
GROCERIES, Ll4lfrOitt3, &c.
WE OFFER FOR SALE
Our Entire Stock of
Groceries and Liquors
aw , - 4o4owevr.
We Invi te the attention of desirous om large and
varied atnek which we aro of cloning oat
before the Prat of April next.
We have on hand o Jorge lot tof Imported and Do
mestic Qigars; bble. pure Ol Dudyo Whiskey: line
Imported Brandy end ClIn; Gordonts beat
!Sherry Wine; Port, Malaga, Sparkling and Still Ca
towba Wines of parlous brandy; Jamaica and N. E.
Hum; klehan'a Imported Dinh Whisky; Stoughton
tand Stommth Bitters; Peppermint, in fact Oret7-
hing belonging to the liquor business; a doe lot at
Tees, selected with rare tomtit the best retail trade;
Cotreo, thit,mr, Syrups. Fish. Pickles In barrels/101i
half barrels; Spices, de., which we will &0p.., of
In LARGE OR SMALL LOTS at the LOWEST
RATES FOll. CASII.
TLER.r.a.r 6iETT.I^,
53 OhitrSt" opposite the Mark et
tel.t.l.wol ALL MU HISN Y OITY.
PYRITES.
THE PENNSYLVANL!
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY
TILL BUY
F O-1 2"3R.17V3Eg5,
oli,
Sulphuret of Iron,
M►lt Iliacalfsaming CV. 0121rA
Corner Pitt Street and linquesnlk Wag,
zioVlll):4s*
. _
"OTTON-121 bales in, Store and
for sale by (fen) ISAIAH 1./ICE - EY 4 CO.
-
VGDS-4 barrel
fors PrAesh Eggs Just
- 0 - 4 received, and solo by
PETZUL a A,RattITIIONti,
177 corner Martin. and First Street..
I'iOTTON-1G bales now landing
from stammer Robt..ol.mro, for rate by
18.1.1A11 etercmr A Cu.
QWEET CIDER-12 bbls. Choice
kr Sweet Cider, In store and for sell by
FETZER A ARAISTRONU,
fid7 earner Murata and lint tretitii,
( lIIANDES AND LEBIONS.
v . 100 boxes klostna
tinnier.
Just 7 ;1 1 4
.. ' ealrod bad and :oraby
fa
REIMER dt•BROS.,
• Nos. ISO and CM Wood strent.
WICTRA DUCKWRIBATPLOPIC
x-r Just received a fresh supply of choice Extra
Ruckreheat Flour, put up In ainall sackefor family
nso, and for lain at the Fa
jmbillaGErtmormir,
f tiff o :mita..Liberty mud Hand Wool,.
DEANS, PEAS. HOMINY.
10 blda, choice Ream:
10 do 11111 Peas:
'M do hominy;
as do and= Legs Darim
f
Yor sale by BIiORAREIt R I, ANO,
e:t4 172 and 174 Wood street. '
FLOIJU G AND PRODUCE,
107 NI,. tar of the West;
• Itt &tillzurve=
MO bonli, lied Wbent• 4n
'at".
10 tuna necoudst
000 bush. - Ear Corn %
Yorfen sate by
11. KNOX A spN.
70 Diamond. Allsortmay ,
V.IMOITS/G
r t rpnis Dried Pared Piumbeili •
Fr= dgre..st n alltio re rger; '"b": •
Green Apples and Peach Blow Fotatosai
aa r itinr..... L it n niti o C. l it LT"' •
Canned Fear:hell and Tomatoes. cheap;
Corn Meal and Pearl /lariat/
lloans, , Onlons and Bolds,
AR Of srblol 4 offcettlivr.,•fin fotr,
• ' • •
• " - • 379•!•2 - iIM. •
•
19V1SPECTUS.
1866: -
1866.
PITTSBURGH
GAZETTE!
GREATLY ENLARGED
Otherwise Improved.
vi
AJIBITI I %PAEE
.8.M133 1
NO INCREASE IN PRICE
The Afternoon Edition
=
GAZETTE
Hag been Enlarged to.the Extent
TWELVE COLUMNS,
=1
MORNING EDITION,
WYIROIfT ANY INCREASE
IN StBSCRLIIION
TIME -
Morning Editiox
Will be Furnished to Carriers at
el RAI II 611 g 001
Delivered to 4Subseriliers
FIFTEEN CENTS PER TEEL
Liber/i SZTADIPIIICSIte have been made for
SPECIAL DISPATCHES
Leading News Centres
3SiiMEVIA siliNfl :4 vi N:II):V
PRIME, lIPRISSIV FOR THE
GAZETTE!
Focal News,
MISQLLA NY,
filth Foreign and Doane:did
CORRESPONDENCE,
TDITOR7AY~~
)Dl=llol2/1 the leag4ttlegi r l t oj Ea t r m '21".-171""1".
I HW IND NM TUB
TI 1E GAZETTE
NOW CLAD T 9 i!E.
7.'hl 3 Cheapest and Best
N EWSPAPER
In
.li:reagens Pennsy Zranfa
•
dvertising,
O7ANTADE or ALL EDITION
u kt,iiii t elol4ll&DlCEL
smut
1866. lin
HOM in.fißErs
OEPATHIC SPECIFICS.
. .
Have vrov ed. from themost ample experiento an en..
..Hrt• ...cr.. simple. vllletent tont reliable , They are
s.ooolY.l4llelaeltpt-.1114.U.y adaptelt•toPonnlkr We
--so simple that 1311glIkti Cannot On made to using
1 • b ol7?eu r t ‘' ,lt t ; " t!: It "' '"' ( 7 #°x° ""''''
'''d
00
No. 1 cure. FEVERS, Cnattettilmts. 1n0. 5 ".1. 7 • „,
tlnn
2 .. :
c. , V R O I I l i
s kl 11 4
c W o o i
La n m c
. Ir , t; r o
T e r e
e . C e a,
i t
n t c i . is • 1
1,,. :
fonts
4 • DIAItRILEA of children or addits- 26
5 •• DYSENTERY. Orlplng and 11111011•
Celle 25
0 • ' CHOLERA M 011.101.75, Nansea...•••• M
: 7 - C HOLERA
Golds, Bronchitis Z
5 ” NEI.77IA.LOLA. Toothache. Page
acne • M
9 :: gr iti m vg , Mc: Headset., ..... ••• r,
it " surrsEsseD ß .L"."4'zr,cl . .. t ' .
_p_orlcols M
._ • • LFI. Il:01111113F.A. or Mbitnir M
13 ' • Citlll' P. 'merge cough M
II - SALT RHEUM, F.rysipelag, Erg,-
. Gong 23
15 " RHEUMATISM. allrhotunstle pains
le .7.• FEVER AND AGUE , chubs and
ere, . .
17 - " PILES, Internal or external ri3
' IS •• OPTIIALMY. son., Inflamed ry .s. to
19 ."
CATARRH, acute or chronic. 1:111.•
20 •• NVINPING COUGH, spun:m.llo r'e
50
21 •• ASTVA. mire . t In
T.! • • EAR VlSClttlltiVlmpatrCS hear
t •• D 1 11 ( 1 5 •SY - enlar ed glands .... . .. 51
f•• - a -.6 - . •• •
IN ' G •Ntslt . 1,11 LAVTI • physical
51,
.
eakess.
2 • • uttoreN awl Scanty Secretions
. ..V. •• SEA SICKNESS. Or skk ness front
riding g
'f: •• VPlN F alli "S lflo:l7 • 7. " %te inal '''
emissions. Involuntary rllgres 50
50 . • 0111119 MOUTH. or Canker 50
ao •• VIIINAIty EgroNTINENDE... _ 01
1 . 01 •• PAINFUL PERIODS. even with .
1 151
00 • • SUlrPEß Stetsons
UNGS at Change of Lite.— 101
I 30 •• EPII•EPSY,Spagrus, St. Vitus' Dan-
• -
11 DIPYII FRIA. ulcerated sure tbrOat.
LAS.. •
Cases of 01 riga, in nioroecocase and book con
t 010 03
p:sse or ZI large 'that, In morocco an(111001....... tla
Fuse of %I large ends, plain ease and book 5 00
Case of 10 boaea (No. I to 15) and L00k.... ...... 0.3
Toecck,
corner of Fourth and Ilaskot streets..
tiotesalo Ag.t,Plt aburgh, Po.
For into by N. 31LNI.It e X thnlthtlel •treete, JO.)).
VLF...MANG. 84 Market stmed, cornet lif Mr Diamond
Pittsburgh. and J. J. EAST; No. 184 Federal atrekt,
AllegikenTl Met:LAMA N hieIiENNAN, corner a
Dlatnond and klarlet streot. Pittsburgh.
S. EPPRICKLALIVIPS Vllellittrious
D
COUGH BAL. - RAU
warranted to be the o t t o lif jg; OUO
;„",` ff tl,°,7 a n A wn ipm.e.e., ,:0 ti
manna, Whooping Cough.
Cbronp Coughs, CfLttnnir- NO
'k
r% Wgg,' •
ana iscros P , it Ls beating, soft- MORE.
ening and expt etoratlug, and
parthmlarly suitable for
affections of the Throat and Lungs For sale by
Druggistleverywhere.
R. E.PELLEIDI &
Ithlyd iIYTIOLESALAL At/rtir
STILICILLAIVIPS • PILE REM
VFLUY has-CURED thou, 77771
BLINDof the wont eases of ,• _ l 4. •
BLIND AND BLEEDING RE'
PILEB. It ern Dueledinte
relief, Stet effrotsa perms
utls rn
t s tunt edlt directly. F 0 R
iue.
centse by all Druggists, at P E s ;
50Per bottle.
it. It. .151.11.1.
att3drd WIIOLLPIALSI AQUAS,.
1 IiSPEPSIA.--- Dr. 'StrirkliDoliti
.1 , TONIC. s s conceit.
~ ko ....„...\
Italedßr e e r arstrlgif Vtan ... , , t i s .
,is sk Iv
acids and carminative to
atrengtbert the stomach and .... 0 0
nervous system.. It's aver. -4 - . f, : :::) ,..
lain reied,. for lirspepa, C=.l
~,..
or Inultretion, Nervous.
nem, Lou of Appetite, ..
Acidity of the IsWmsch.'
Flatulency and debility. It, ' 4o )‘_ IC.i7
ra n rfi t e°MVAlglig:Tl: • '.':' CI tty
Persona and dyipeptie per- .
sons. .FOr .ale by all drug
gists everYwbere at at par bottle.
H. E. EELLEICS A. CO
I=Gl
ocl3;tyd trnoeSSALN ants_.._
?DIRTY YEARS PRACTICE
, BEIII AL :DISEASES
Gives meltnerwlmice eldom nequlred bY , SSTsi-
Mang. My lo a
on rtandence isn
[Ma city, and tbewoonot
of patients treated annually by me, aro autdolont
proof of naysueetcs•
SPEILMAwincIiCKA., or Bestial Weskuoilb ond
all diseasesarising. II:loran:nu, are cared inanainett
shorter Ilrun_than hm , etolore by my NEW,arearr-
ABLE IMUZDlES..2dedleines sent .tolttypart ot
tbo Union. All letters Must manta. Astazdtt t i n pay
return postage; norrespousenee belik intarL
dee, S 5 SE:ITISPIE.LD STREET. near , Mond
Adthess, - J. W.. BILANSTEASE . , Ma.;
11113Itte • -Box 103, FlttaborghtoPs.
WOOD PIMPS;
Sheet Lead, Sheet Zinc,
BATH TUBS SINKS, WATER CLOSETS
.41.M71:1
Rams.
Bran Work ;of all kinds; Block Tin Me, ?erred,
Fountains; n'l kinds or 04n; ad Leather H u se;
Hose Pipe, Onoplinge; ilas I and:Flntures,Okall
descriptions' kept constants on hand at
•
Addy, Williams & Bartley's
IE!I
BEAVER STBZET, MidaDEESTER
IMENZO
tiffrsuiritsil wD
,M*;:•,.
CM
Pf;UD~ 31 &c:
I=l
lELC)Thr PUMPS,
.lEE "V7ll
LEAD PIPE,
WASH BASINS, WASHSTANDS,
CORNER EIXTH AND S3ilT/IFIRLD VP;
PITTSBURGH, PA.
CM
NICIT - TO run' OFFION
N. 8.,,11.11-kindi of repairing...lune pramittly.
611 ordtraby.mall Immediately attended to:
Jal:eoditolt:oo.4l=2„
MEI
SEEN LEAD WORKC
We are now reanufsetarinia . SIIPEMOB article of
LEAD PIKE AND.IBHEET LEAD:"
We keep on Used ,andidll muka to order any
nail, else or lialekneaul, required, st the
Lowest Market. Batas.
Order. lay maII liniorixptli
BArtLEY F&IIIIELL &
fes tm Blulthfletdtltn!oS4ltte.rf•
pi r i grtst t
A.t ts l .,,, ? :* g Ai" . lE;ll.lll
Carefully Weeded to by expert? aced sod Ti•aerleat.
OAS-FIXTURES, SINKS, BATHTUBS.
. • ~.
BROWER BATHS, •
• . ..WATXR CLOSlgril.
COlataptly of band. arid.madeto order. - . ,
TOTE & SEVIL,IiE
Le %EDER /4.I,BTREET, Allegheta,
MaiIM7LIBY.RTY Wr.REET, Plttsbdrgb.
mblleitawdly
......
TE DI FITTING,
Piussbing. and,, Gap ~IP‘Mtag
FORCE. PUMPS, FOR ganglia.
IRON PIPE f 4 BRASS WORE,
ps Al•Mo,m,P7loss.
di
• • • £o;aday s Matas,)
iiMaligll
PIM=
WIRING, GA N AND.
31myr.rrev - 43v.
HYDRANtS . ON
SHEET s:ll , itt, •
rlra g:
WATER MAETS_Arip.WASIESTARDs.
JE WEAN CO.,
t:iuccessors to Addy S. Swcual
jaatnteed VlitOgrAti,
saMapaY
GAS . .
. -
PLUMBING BNB sT.IAP 'antic
8447,,JFE HlPli t tA; '
Ira 3,q,'
yo;14?,le and CigarOttrs;
- E4rEt.rs•si
ofttekv;i44i.y9FdAt ftelv,t,) ••• • '9 0. 1" "
ItiObkil ivo
. at at.; ratounrikesl/4