The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, May 18, 1866, Image 4

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FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1866
ROBINSON, BIeCLEAN & CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
No. 75 Fourth Street. Pittsburgh,
Denim in all kinds of Govenunent Becuritles. Gold .
and Silver, tinctirrent Bank. Notes, Foreign
and Domestic Exchange, etc.. etc., etc.
Deposits received to Par Fundsend Currency. In
terest allowed on time deposits.' ColleMions mule
In all pasts of the United mates.= most ovrombm
tell 2
Orden executed with lsnatch for everythtng in
the trueness at the Boston. Dem York, Phutaderpnle.
and Pittsburgh Brokers' Boards strictly on commis
sion.
& Blr.g&laNfghTLZLl'C''.*Dr. Turk.
ini.ll
- Dosteon.
Tongan Ar. May 17, ISM
The gold market is steady In New York to
day at I. The effect of the large shipment
On Wednesday was bounteracteel by a sale of
more th.n an equal amount by the govern
ment at 1303• Doubtless we would have aeon
quotations at 1X8F135 bail that not been the
ease. Sixes of IWO fell off today, while 5:41i5
rose the same amount. The amount or the
latter reported returned by the Steamer Java
ware much over rated, consequently there
was a small recovery. There Is no change in
7-3 as. NoW York quotations 102 - They are
slow of wile here at anything above 102.
The home stock market is without any
change of moment. Bank stocks are in de
mand, even at present high quotations. We
ay report sales of Allegheny National at 5S
and 59; of Bank of Commerce National at 10734;
of a small lot of 11. d IL National at (WA.
Fourth National offered at 105. Peoples Na
tional In request at 109. Exchange end CM
sena sought after, but none In the market at
reasonable figures. Railroad shares are quiet.
We can report no sales.
011 s rousing up in a small way. Columbia
steady at 19‘4010. One or two of tile long for
gotten llst begin to show signs of life again.
It !sleek' there ...re buyers tor Ritchie mi. '2O cts
per share; for Pittsburgh and New York, and
some others at 10. "While there is lire there
it hope," but really, we thou tilt these were
dead. Copper stooks are getting lively again
in the Boston market. Quincy at 490150; CllB
at la; Franklin at 44t4; Fewable at 39; Illnesota
at 11; National at 17; Rockland at 4 , ;.
The loan market Ic quite brisk,' and rates
are advancing. No. I commercial paper, how
ever, Is not plenty. Loner gradns press the
musket to some extent, though by no means
In excessive amounts. It was feared that the
failure of Work, Ilreouch .1 Co., and the sus
pension or Messrs. k rumen & liable, would
act unfavorably upon the loan market here;
but the amount permanently 'locked up Will
be Lao tusignuleant to muse any contras: ton
of moment to borrowers. The senior part
ner+, we are told have, as was universally ex
pected from their established character, at
onee L and without debate, teamed over their
private and personal effects to secure credi
tors Cl the house here. The characteristic
promptness with which they have acted, de
serves honorable mention, and depositors will
wait the few days necessary to complete the
arrangements for their payment with pa
tience, and entertain none bnt honorable re
flections upon either of them. . Whatever may
besaid or thought about the operations of
the Philadelphia house, which brought on this
disaster, there have been, and we trust will
ho, bet One opinion in regard to the gentle
Mee we have mentioned. The failure
through no fault of their.. /displaced coon
demon, perhaps, an any easy thing to de in t
wicked world, has brought sudden motor
tune. A generous public ,will mention their
names with increased respect, as their renal,
ness to bear the entire brunt of the misfor
tone is sr, clearly made evident. They wit_
pardon ns for saying this much, and accept
our sincere regrets over the unexpected turn
in fortune.
—Stock circles were calm yesterday after
the severe storm of the previous day. The
suspension of three houses simultaneonely
wits an event well calculated to arouse the
financial fraternity of Third street, and ell
with alone men of lees excitable tempera
ment. We had hoped that the enrrent reports
us to the stability of certain firms would settle
down into airy nothing as they often do, and
were lona,' uently ill-demosed yesterday to
injure, by the publication lief the ...peeled
names, port lee that might possibly turn op all
ed. The firms ,oho failed were ilessrs.Work,
71 ,, 0uch Work. 4;mM:on a Co., emit It.
V. Raley. to the latter two, so hope Is en.
"wt.:tined of their recovery, and their credi
tors expect little or nothing. Work. IffeCouell
& Co., however, are not hopelessly beyond the
',crer of redemption, although for the present
their affair. are In such inextricable confnsion
that nothing definite con be and us to their
(more Pettleelleete. As a banking house they
stood in very high efedit, and the members
of the thrill we extensively known and con
fidently trusted. Six or eight months ago they
undertook. to carry a large load. of Heston v rile
railroad shares for other parties, and the rul
ing agoras for the stock being very low, they
lumght largely on their own account, until I
finally they trot control of the company's at
fairs, superintended its direction and owned
almost the cot Ire capital stock of the concern.
ily the manipulations of the bulls one bears at
the stock hoard the stock gradmilly advanced
as high as 47 from 13, the starting point. The
outside public. never boughtßeStOrlVUll3 tic
any extent; Wei as the stock was offered et
the beard. Work, IleCouch ItCo. were obliged
to Idly it In, In order.to khcp up the toile of
the market, Inc a break in the price Was a
break lathe firm. It was too heavy a load to
carry, and the Meek was only a ounce of
time. Last Reek they were bu rrow ws to a
large extent from private par —and the
batiks, rind such was their credit and standing
4hat almost any sum errata he had that was
asked for. One of the hanks loaned the firm
88e,000 on Saturday, and this we are assured
was done after its explanation to the cashier
of the bank as to the condition in which
Messrs. Work, MeCouch it Co. then stood. For
the Arm personally there is a wkle,apread
snared/Iy, so much so that they have already
received offers of assistance from brokers in
their immediate neighborhood. Whether they
will resume again is smatter about which
there is comilderable doubt. ' if it should
turn out that the Pittsburgh branch of the
Messrs. Kramer it Rehm, who are re
presented to be very
al
been unen
cumbered by the local difficulties here, the
street-May again welcome back this (for the
present) broken house, and the creditors be
yet pale In Press.
- —The published statement of averages of the
leading Items of the New York Associated
Menke for the week ending on Saturday last,
shows the enormous increase in loans daring
the week 0rta,657,1:13. showing an aggregate of
gird,T/1,217. This ia about forty millions
greater than same time last year. What is an
equally startling item in the statement is an
Increase of deposits during the week of 117,17ff,-
. • the aggregate amonnt to 11 . 21,,55•2.•
1311,1,heing fourteen mill lons of dollars in excess
of the amount held at corresponding time last
year. The reader wilt remember that the In
crease here noted Is not simply thousanini, or
huudreils of thousands, but m 11111,061 The le
gal tender notes increased nearly four mil
lions during the week, and nearly twenty
foUrMilliOns within a year. Though the spe
cie Increased three millions during the week,
the amount held Is amine tan Millions/east/an
a year ago. The additions to the, bank loans,
for the last week or two are - chiefly on
ernment securities, either byptirchase or as
collateral held ler money borrowed. With
this steady expansion of bank credits there
most be a corresponding advance of all prices.
The increase of specie, which Is mainly from
the May Interest on 5-Ins, Is timely for the
present renewal of the export demand.
Nen York Pttoek rand Money Market.
New Youir, May I7.—At the four o'clock open
Board, the wiles wen.: Ohio, 2WLi; Canton, Glil;
Cumberland, 47%; Spruce, 5; Quielcsilvor,s44;
mariposa, preferred, 21; Virestmth Union {TOM
graph Compitny.W4; New York Central, tili4;
Mile, 74; Beading,
stAt,; Cle 167%
a ; Old Southern, 7itg,;
'Pittsburgh, velnd end Tel do, 1ot%;
Rock Island, 93'4.
The Oummerrlal's money article says : The
Stock market appears to be relapsing again
Into a con
lit
of dullness and depression-
The condition of affainf Engltriul and er t the
Continent nags heavily upon the mark - ether*,
not in the ware( linidneing any definite an
prehensions of panic;trtM from a feeling that a
panicky condition in countries with which
nearly the whole foreign Csintaorce Is trans.
acted cannot fall to pro duce
urea
and
disturbance to the large interests on this alde.
At the regular Board this morning, there was
some speculative movement On some of the
llisoullanttrus Stocks, ft:Specially In *Cumber
berland Octal, which 'advanced 124 c under the
clique operations, and on Canton, which dos •
ed liAtt higher. The liallroad lint was, upon
the. whole, doll, the prevailing disposti.
Mon being to realize . Some conaidemblerlots
M
ere sold on n astern aceount“ind some large
sales were made in Michigan Southern., w
close up the speculative operatiOns. NOW
York Central ens motive under the eilaru, op
cautions and rose ye.
Governments are quiet. The gold Interest
bonds are depressed under apprehensions of
the further return of 5.1. is from Europe: 5.20 s
Of '6.2 sold St 161 46 101 %, the issues of .61 and
0 65,102. Money is in rather more demand, and
wit hear of some calling In of the i per cent.
.10ans. Tilesupply at 5 per cent., however, Is
abundant. Prime paper in In demand at*
6% per cont. Gold Ilns natter weak and less in
m inu end, There are no Indications that the
. Treasury has sold largely to-day
The prices of mlitiu l t mocks bid in Boston
~.,17,nr.for,votls Palls, 40; rank •
- pin uovai ton W ater Power,
Isle
y, llaiy State, 1373,.", "I QuineY,
11l
' Inbar aniciihristn in Store in Chicago.
The fhlinteleg table, compiled from the
. _alma reports of the warehousemen to the
Rotatory of the Board of Trade, shows the
=mint of Flour and Grain In store In
goon the kith trust.,eompa red with the eanottnt
in store on the same day last year :
37,570 57,AM
633,213/ 7o2pra
.1,969,47 227,0A1
f 116,672 417,015
154,265 51,010
166,491 LU Artta
Flour
nt
aCen
.1114'IBY
lrblindelpitia liras. Market..
Pnitanit.rnia,- My" is.=rii metal, 'tie 1{ , (1 -
IIILVO noticed for some time pait,loontinnee
very dull; small aides of Ito. Antbracito are
making at alliail2;7l*.tio. at,a3a, and forgo[ in
a small Rat' ht frolt a tl4o3n per ton. Atanuhe
ture4,lrua le abo d ,at about former rate&
PrITSfIURGa NOM Ii,ETIs.
Ossici oV vas Prrtsattaalf
Tistrasnar, May 17. IM.
There Is but little that is new in commercial
,natters. The demand for most of the leading
commodities has fallen oil somewhat, and
while the excitement which prevailed a few
days since has subsided, prices, nevertheless, I
are pretty well maintained.
AlMlES—Pearls art In demand, and in light
supply—sell readily at 18. Potash quiet at Bto
8%. Soda Ash dull ana nominal at 5% for com
m(TNlWlrSugatimnetteady but unchanged
Cuba is selling at It to 12%; Porto Rico, 18 to 11;
Soft Refined 15%816; and hard ditto 17. Coffee
i s quoted firm at 35 to 27% for common to
strictly prime Rio. Molasses quoted at 75 to
en for I'orto Rico, and e 1,1561,151 for Now Or
leans. Rice, lu% for Rangoon—no Carolina In
market.
GRAlN—Wheat is quiet but unchanged—re
eelpts increasing. Rye is in demand and we
can report salmi of lOW bushels at Si. and 1 ear
to arrive, at $l. Oats dull, with sales of west
ern on track, at fo—small sales from store at
leecO. F E;; ,oh .o tt
m ill in demand ro. o m an o d ve m m aLb t o
i rotet r t .
le:
;LOUR—Continuos to come in pretty freely
out the demand is fair and the market etendy,
and prices are pretty well maintained. Rye
Flour to scarce and firm—being quoted at 65,50
46,75.
PROVISIONS—Bacon is quiet but steady,
with a continued Lair jobbing demand at 14 to
1414 for Shoulders; 17 for Ribbed tildes; '2114 for
Plain Sugar Cured llama, and 33 for Canvassed
do. Lard is quiet and unchanged at •M for
prime kettle. Mess Pork quoted at {524163214.
POTATOES—Firm, and in good demand at
the advance. Peach Blows sold In lots from
store to-day at 111,40 to 51,50 per bush, and el to
0,23 per barrel. Sale of 1 car, on track, at
6 1 0 0 .
UTTER—There wals some little Inquiry for
shipment to-day, but there is no improvement
in prices, ttse being thebest figure named for
prime Roll.
EGOS—Firm, and with light arrwals, fresh
packed may be quoted firm at •Xl.
SEEDS—There is little or no inquiry for
either Timothy or Clover Seed. Owing to a lit
tle competition among crashers, I Seed
has been run up to *3,63 per bush.
DRIED YRClT—Drmand fair and market
steady, but prices remain unchboged. We
continue to quote at 15 to 17 for Apples, and Is
to MI for Peaches.
PIG LEAD—Is scarce and higher; sale of 350
pi trAV- 11. 61ay be quoted at 651) to 515.
SURGIIUM—LsdriII and unchanged.
OIL—Es. 1 Lard to quoted at 161,
BEANS—DuII; prime White 61,75 Per bush.
• HOMINY—SmaII sales at 404,,;.
PIITSBURGIirEI:KULEUBI MARKET
THE PITIVEVUOU GAZETTE
°7"°.
V Tatinsi.T. flay 17, I". ,
CRUDE—There Is no improvement to note
the demand tor Crude, and the market eon-
Moen dull .trtd depressed, with a drooping
tendency. Quotations may be fairly given at
14 to 1.44, bids returned, and 19 to 111‘..;, bids In
cluded, and these may be regarded as the et
tremmi of the market. Sale of 100 bbls at
ibis returned; and dib at 19, lib's included, and
reported that there had bee some few
small sales at 14. There was som a s little In
quit-3- for shipment, 19 emit. packages In
cluded, being o ff ered free on b oard cars,w b Ile
holders were asking 19 to 194,, on the spot.
Refiners arc still holding off It, anticipation
of st.lll lower rates, while, as a *moral thlog.
Credo dealers are anxlona to realize. Tele
grams from Oil City quote at 11,50 to $4.75 per
bill at the wells.
REFlNED—lkauled oil continues dull and
depressed, and while there is very little dis
position on tho part of refiners to contract,
buyers refuse to operate unless concessions
art made. There were orders to-day for Ph it
wdelp.hia dehvery tall% for May; 13 for
and 44for August, but thus far seller. cannot
be found at these figures. The unfavorable
character of the foreign news together wlth
the apparent confusion In money matters,
Lends to depress the market both here and In
the East, but we hope to be able to record an
Improvement before many days elapse. Titere
is next to nothing doing in free oil,
naitivim—The arrivals of MI by the Alle
gheny River since our last report, were as
follows:
i W. F. Logan W 3 Fisher & Bro Sal
21cKeley :IMI Baxter &F.llison. a.
W. lialdetnan ...... J. T. Stockdale..
fat
.1. Gallagher _79 J. E. Strickler... :kr/
172:9
LIVE-STOCK MARKET
Or?tea OP TOP PIPTSPRitlatt Shares,
THURSDAY, Slay I:, Itsi6.
CATTLIS—There Inte been at remarkably
brisk deuland for cattle , " this week, and with
a good attendance of buyers. and only mode,
Ate arrivals, the market ruled very firm, anal
prime to extra grades have still tnrther ad
vanced. The advance Isere Is In sympathy
with the advance reported both In hew York
mei Chicago, and holders experienced no di f
acuity-in selling Out, and that too, at extreme
prices. Prime to extra (at cattle natty be quo
ted at s to with a Rule of extratOblo steers
reported at!(rt, the highest agora realized at
these yards for a considerable length of time
Common to medium grades of cattle sold at
rem ft to 707‘4, and, us already stated, all of
the cattle,. sale were greedily pinked tip, asil
I hat, toe, nt pretty Staten figures. If the east
ern markets shonld turn out hard next week,
we are of the opinion that we could name sev
eral parties who will he out of pocket consid
erably, as the
(orfigues for cattle this week
railed higher than r along time.
SIIEEP—The transactions In sheep have
been moderate this week, anti while the mar
ket wits tolerably active, prises, as compared
ith Last week, have declined from t to of
cent per pound. Clipped sheepl this '
reek at hone sto 5% per pound gross—one
rove of extra, averaging Ins, I,n - eight ,
bile last week, blayers were very pieta) , anti
o grout was the nOtnpetlttop, that the same
lass of sheep sold at to o transne
ions in wooled Sheep or Lambs.
IIOGS--Demand fair and market Stonily,
v htlo prices have undergone but little change
"raging from Ito 9%, gross—some few hunches
if prime heavy °errand bringing 1/AMIO. The
arrivals nation° fair, but the demand seems
.0 keep pace with the supply, and Dile., earn
teenently, are pretty well maintained.
trOPPEtrya Or STOU R DATIPIBO VIZ WEEKPRIMP
PAT, 15, PiCe.
Cattle. liege Sheep.
an tat)
sly IWO
W 383
llspo
Philadelphia.
ow York....
laltimoro..
1V ay Point.
EMS
.
IitgrOISTED BALES 0 r BOOS.
:idler. Boyer. No. Arge. Pelee.
Metzler to Hedges 131 1P) 950
Imhof!' to Hodges
103 190 945 •
illlchreist to Hedges 91 aio 9 37
iillehrolst-to Ilqdges 111 1P) 925
Smith to Hedges 69 1210 937
Revs to Hedges 40 195 9 w
*Mre,. to Hedges 65 170 910
Johnston to 'ledges 244 OM 957
Bennett to Hedges 112 Mtl 9to
/Inhoff to Hedges 99 SOO 9A/
: 4 triekler to Keys 41 191 9ro
Thompson to Bell 11 997 575
Evans to Imhoff 91 511 975
Dilehreist to Voter 'M 173 937
Given toVoter 114 176 1. 93
Given to Galehrcist & CO.. 205 0 45 9al
Imhoff to Voter 100 r 2.5 10 ..%
Londermnn to Orr 195 Mt 975
Orr to Imhof [lo6 • Inl 9 97
Bell to Keys , 57 ad 9Vo
ILIrrOBTLOSALIta Or 11.11. r.
Seiler. Bever. No. Arge. Prim
Phillips to Hedges Ist 109 6AS
Blackwood to Haynes .... 170 92 5 25
Shields to Haynes 176 108 sau
Smith to Orr 200 /V 5 12
Smith to Orr .10 90 G 35
Monroe to Orr .' . ... ....... 100 HO 4pi
IlasbLionser t.oo Orr 797 90 5 37
healer to Downing liri Kt 3 75
Clarey to Hess. 64 93 5 05
Shields to Rhodyman .... 177 IP) 540
Monroe to Logan 300 RI 5 00
Blackwood to Rhodyman, 170 91 5 25
Pollock to Mann.... 201 ' er; 550
Hoover to Deltrlch ISO RI 5 60
Hoover tc , Paneoast 151 90 5 60
McKee to Voter 2. 0 93 5 10
Jones to Voter 403 91 5 Pi
Frazier to Howl lel 91 5 so
Bell to Rawl 99 90 5 35
EIZEOIITED PALES OP CATTLE.
. .
Grady & Co. to Hodges ar, Niemen 93 head of
(air Illinois steers at, 094 bend. Shields to
Hedges 47 bead good Indiana steers, averag
lng at. 8,10. Greenwald & Halm to Hedges
& linemen 34 head good western Cattle, at b. 4.
Hedges to Niemen RI head goal cattle averag
ing 13133, at 8%. Mayors to John Smith 109 bead
good cattle, averaging 1100, lit 7%. Maynes to
Mnrphy 36 bead, averaging nee, at Se. &apace
to Tom Mooney lahead, averaging 10/5, at 6%.
slayinas to Murphy 02 head, averaging 100, at
7%. Singer to Mayne* 14 head of good rattle,
avers/ling 1530, ate. M . Johnston to J. Smith
hea good Ohio etocrs, averaging . 1350, at
9,69. uff to Mooney & Bro. 03 head, avers
log 1100, good cattle, at 7,80{ same to same, m
head, averaging 10.9.1, at 7 , 4; same to same, lc
head, averaging 1006, at 6,70. LaiTertf e. l i t Co. to
Murphy 03 head, weighing 62,4193, at 7 . Sham
berg to Stewart . 17 head. weighing 9.49 u, at
7%. Lafferty & Co. to Almos 17 bead, welgli•
INS 19 . 5 5 1 , at 7. Myers - It Needy to Stewart 34
head, weighing3o,Ms, at 0%.
New York riorket.
New loan. May 27.—Cotton firm, but 'inlet,
at 35031 c for illadlb2g; thitifi s c . 3o. Flour dull,
heavy, and We nn lowor, at 1008,030 for Extra
State; 10,1002,75 for Extra 11. and PP@
linofor Trade Brands; closing dull. Whisky
quiet, at 1 2 ,,RIRLWA. Wheat dull, unsettltal,
and 2We lower, with strong effort on the part
of operators for western account to sustain
prices; New No. 1 Billwaukto, ..1,9702,00. Four
hundred bushels of White Western sold at
$2,79,13,00. Rye quiet; Western onOSte. Barley
and Barley Malt 'quiet. Corn opened steady,
but closed. dull, and drooping, at 77 sBBo for
tinsontadi Serf,for Sound X.ts,,,t Western In
store an dde trerek St% for Sound Yellow, and
fi3c for Southern Yellow. Oat* in moderato ro-
dent, at 3765thfor New Western, and teens,
[or Old do. retrolcuttbqulet, tales of an bbls
of etude at, 270, and ono thousand bar
rel', of Refined
bulnt Bond d
t d a 420130.
ra at Portz
opened heavy, closetdoo
WIAL for new toms, clos e VV./214 cant ,
latanl9.2o tor old do., ma far prime;
also, 7NO bids :. new meta, for , June and
Jetty, sellers' and buyers' option, at sls.lofit
130.72, and 1010.bbls., for all the y_r, sellers
option, at Beef steady at slllgs2l for new
Platt 01 W% and r. 18821.60 for now extra meas.
Beef hams firm and quiet at 4µ70418. Cut
meats erMat 117401..1Xe for shoulder", and IN
@leo fOr hams. Bacon quiet and held
Lard firmer at 106010. Butter is lower, at
socrez for Ohio, and BleFte for State. Cheese
dull at WPM-
Allard, fer Pork. Bacon and Flour at
' St. Loots,
We learn from the St.. Louis Democrat, of hat
rirdar. that tb3 following subsistence awards
wore made at that point.:
General T.J. Amines, Chief Commissars., yes
iarday made the swarms under proposals
vdrklW444ll9rj!AMoOliasligjmiltiVtbbls mess
. w amo!lbs.'faleColl sides at IMOD; 1W Coo do do 41.
;OM per Id) 1.041175,00 1 )11m bation aides at 18.30
per lb; 790 Mwarngle extra flour at 109,00; ao
bide double trado at *13,00, and IMO seeks
double extra do at VP!'
New York Dry Goods Market,
NEW Tenn, May 17.-Sheeting and shirting, -
--
brown-prices nnehanged. Bleached shirting's
unchanged. Hoop skirts-Bradley's duplex ARRIVAL:La.
elliptic, per doe, hoops, 67;40105; do. empress j Lent Leoti.....liamilton .... Parkersburg
tra11,1,251 woven zephyr, Mt - Myers' I X 1., wide Revenue' Kerr Portsmouth.
t j ate . a k i , ll.o
, I . loalf , e a rs a, ' . I N X . L, narrow, la to 7te Columbia l'orter St Paul.
No. no, 3Arg - Tr2; . do., NO. DIMARTUZZa.
70, 47060; I W L standard dress shirts, N 0.25, ~,,,,,..., . Moore
per doz., $l6; Canton flannels-Clifton, 30; Ne .r s r s " t i;,* . C . :2' .. n ar i n n
Hamilton 40; Nassau brown, 25 Naumkeag,
30; Pemberton, '
A, 45; do., 8, 25. Prints-Allen's, noire LZAVISO To-Der,
16; American; 17: Amoskeag 15%; Dennel's 16; Armadillo Sweeney St. Louis.
Empire, 11; London mourning, 155‘; Lancaster, ath-tm., WRATIZIR., ETC.
Be Merrimac-Ti, 18; do. W, 10; Pacific, IS.,
Richmond, E., 17. Paper collars-Lockwood The river is again falling slowly at this
Manufacturing Company, cloth lined, per 10M, point, with about four feet three inches in the
$4O; Arrow. VA Worsted braids-Common
colors, gi; No. al, high do, 90. Printed de- channel, by the pier marks last evening. At
lathes. 23 , 4,,,• Hamilton. 22 , 4; Pacific an , Paper Oil City, the telegraph reported the AIM.
- r .
cumbrics-LEngllsh, 16618; I. S. d Sons, Al; Mar- gheuy rising yesterday forenoon, with
rota, 'AI. twenty-four Incites, and another dispatch re-
Philadelphia Seed Market. ported twenty-eight inches at Franklin, and
P lima nr.trifi ..., May 15.-The season for ('lO. falling. The weather continnee clear and
verseed and Timothy being over, there is very Pleasant, and apparently settled.
little doing in either; scout tX/ such of the The Revenne arrived (rein Portsmouth last
former sold In lots at from $5 to 15,75 per 61 Its evening, and will return again to-day, The
for fair to prime; the latter is quoted at $545 Colltin Ida was aground at Class House yoSter
-15450 per bush*. flaxseed Is scarce end in de. day, and was still sticking there last evening.
mend at a further advance, with sales as 42,00 , She will doubtlesu he found at the landing
Q 3 per bushel. , this morning however. The Bayard arrivml
1 and depart,sl for Parkersburg, and the Leni
New Orleans Market. Leoti, from the same point, in due here this
saw ORLEARI4, May 17.-Cotton sales - al , morning.
bales; to.day's receipts 195 babes; 1-ow Mi- , The New State left for Cincinnati last even
dllng, 33Q34c; Middling, 3037 e. Gold, 1,3[.a, ing, with almut all the freight she could take,
Sterling, 1,41%; Frienes, s,iitu., New York Bank anti a fair number of passengers. The Nora,
checks, lic premium. Freit.ts to New York, from Cincinnati, Is due here 1,0-day-her man
-14; Liverpool, lift' s ; hover, IL4, ' ifest will tie found elsewhere.
The Fayette and Chicane arrived and clear.
Oswego Market.. oil again for Brownsville. These two boats,
Oswsno, y 17.-Flour unchanged and In from the fact of their belonging to competing
good demand; sales at 410010,50 tor No. I, $11,75 lines, are creating a good deal of excitement
etri. for Red Winter, and 1114,50 for Double Ex-In the Monon hula alley. V
The Armadillo,in command of ^apt. D. 11.
tea. Wheat dull and lower; No. 1 Milwaukee
ciui , ~,,,,. co , ~,,I, 0 0,,,,,...1,,, nom i l ..„l, Swee . ney, th riing upmpitily fo r . Lo uis St
---•••--- will leave early this forenoon. h ex-
St. Louis Market. cellent accommodations for travelers, and is
In charge of careful and experienced officers.
Sr. Louis, Mny 17.-Cotton held above the Th e ma, goni,n.on left St. Joseph, Sin., on
views of buyer a. Flour and Wheat firm and the 10th inst., for St. Louis, and will bo at St.
unchanged. Corn better at itsQ7oe. i nits un- Louis, on Monday, 14thinst., on her way to
changed. Pork, Bacon anti Whisky unction god, Pittsburgh.
Wednesday'• Cincinnati (bnameeciat, says .
Cincinnati Market. The Pine Grove anlved from Pittsburgh.
Cisetrmari, May 17.-Flour nominal Wheat The Havana, for Nashville, Shamrock, for the
NS, lower. Provisions lower. Mesa Pork 510,50. Missouri River, and the Messenger, for New
Lard unchanged. Whisky dull at sl,=, In Orleans, departed-all with medium tape.
bond. Gold, 1, 29',. The Lorena arrived from St. Louis last. even
-- mg. She departs for Pittsburgh this evening.
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD. The Havana, for 20ushvilla last night, bore
"glad tidings" to the hungry Americans In
PITTSBUtuatI, FORT W eras a Ctlieeno. R. It. North Alabama-a portion of her cargo being
May 17.-V3 has ink - J T Patterson; 34 sks rags, free freight, contributed by the people of CM
odfrey ft Clark; 50 bars iron, E D Dithridgc: o i nn „l .
110 bits potatoes, LII Volgt ,t co; 1 car do. J Wo find the following In the St. Louts Demo.
W Bartley; 500 bids flour, Shonnaker A Lang; 2 crol, of Wednesday. in regard to the recent
sks flaxseed, 1 Mix bacon, li [Nsei! .1 co; 40 ..,. tr ik e " ~, that pinno,
pirgs brooms, S ilo wisps, .1 Porterfield; 42 Inn" According to promise, our Irish and negro
I,ooo m liarldin. , McElroy A c" , 11 "' 1 " . dour , " friends, those muscular fellows that Imitate
Wallace; Tie pig,. lead, .1 II Canfield; HMO pelces 0urg ,,,,,,, , 0,,,,,,,,,, ye,,,,,, morning, In In,
bulk ineat, V Sellers & eo; 1 ear lumber, GI
, i ,. k .,' leg proximlty,the wultes In advance as usual,
pie A s litcholl‘ I car .m`c...' 1 IL` I Y a : 5 .... with John Tobin, head centre, in front, on a
tobacco, r. Megraw. prancing white steed, and a few of the vainest
Ct. sextant? n io 0 Pirmacatin RAIL soap. in carriages, smoking real Haven., They
May 17.-23151ei6an Iron, McKnight A co; hi I had a band of white and one of black must
bids scrap Iron, Gruff a Bennett; 25 Obis line, clans, which created an unusual sensation.
Plunkett .1 no; Ile 01,14. potatoes, Slt Floyd .t. Drays, and everything else of the cur , bud, of
eo; ne 1,1,1 s flour. Knox a, McKee; PS) sks poll, course, to succumb to the ',emoting propensi
foes, Potter, Aiken 1. Shepard; 155 1,1.15 , sand, ties of 'these sons of toil. They Ini,e partially
Bryce, Walker .t co; 14 bids syrup steel, Antler- gainco their point, but they say they will coc
oon, Cook A co- il hid. gins. , sleKec it m; 2 , Moue their amusements until they gain all.
kgs barley, Keil A Ititchart; 1 Max spice, id ri' We are persuaded that they will disappointed
Rankin; 5 kg's tobacco, C 1) Arnst Itl, 4do do, Thorn are some determined men among
0 Sheller .1 co; •5 eats,. 'Matches, II L Feline- steamtmat ennipailles. The Keokuk packets
stock; lad bbl , oil, It Ritchard; I car lumber, li have braved It out, so far, and we are under
Rcpt; 50 libis nom . , Ni.- slicks mill feed, .1 It W Inc impression in n r Li n ., 4 ,11 no, succumb.
Fairley; l b., bacon, cook, Bro d co; 4 , addles All day the crew of the Andy Johnson work.)
tobacco, .1 S Dilworth; 12 box. cheese, C C [unlisted by cabin crew and officers, and even
Rainier; 11 do do, 51 J !Reek; 1 bid bloom Shrl- the Captain of the boat and soft-handed oni
ver A. Lurear. I cons of the Company, avowed their determi
nation u) handle freight, rather than to sub.
Prersermen. Col-titan. Alto ClamaRATI R. R.
n o ,. 17-2 „n.,..„ wheat, 1) w n ii„ on , I d o do, .1 s , unit to lie demands of Menwho have no right
- - - • ..,, iii,n,„ oe k, m e e rro sy a, V.) Make them. The crew of the J 0111.4011. 1/11'
~ ... ... -....-..
Liggett & 2do do, .111.tqleOCk, - ----- - - -
m„. pin o o l y floor; to o d o d o; J w of other Were COW tente., and W e.
niirley; UM Jo do, negionyer & Assskamp; 100 time to work if intimidation does nOl dri
.10dodo Gurtitner, ino
bids potatoeso sacks them front their Mho,
hurley, sturgeon & Bre; I nor wheat, Kennedy A rich part of yesterday's movement I
& tiro; I do
t oestros, .1 S Carey & e.; I do do, T the fart that, to show their appreciation of tit
Merkle I cols, & ititehart; In I wrulity of the Henry Ames, which on Mon
(ilhoore; oiropso „ ~; m o b, b oson; ha ! lay acceded to their demands, the strikers
7 kw , lord; Look, ere d so; 1 aka rn g a. w p pitched M and loaded her In no time yester-
Marshall. day, gratuitously.
_
•• • • -
ALLEM - MST STATION, May 17.-Iwheat,
Gilmore, SIIIIjI4OII , •o; plm. lard, ear
John Her
bert; 20 bgn mill feed, E It Morgan; 1 hales
twine, 11 Gerwlg; earn wheat. Kennoly ,t
'W0;11;149 dour, S Dyer; 3 do do, D t.regg; .1
Mats, 3 Man bacon, .ho, O'Flardom 111 slos
tatoes,Beektleld & N lehmte,• Ile hhls potatoes,
Owens, Kennedy & Harper; 117 1/gs do, Me ledm
dour, IL Knox t Son; 113 lads potatoes, Mn&
Taylor.
IMPOUTIi ItY RIVER.
t 1111,1 AT 0113. wales, Adams,
McKee co; 3 lixo steel, Biel r Spring ork. ;
140 oil Jae Bentley Sr; '22.1 empty barrels,
Brooks, Rallenthie h en; Al bbls flour, 111:11-
nett; 15 ten hems, Joe Craig pkx sun
dries, I Dirkey et. re: 15 half lame, toluteeo, II
ra t es ßize:li &, bill. mines t ie s 1111 wo rtb; fet
sundrees, II A Falint.i. toek, lixs soap,
Bay-worth; 11 bales cotton, Bell ;
4 ban aundues, Geo A Kelley; 3 do do, T W
gun & cc; 1 do o, Samuel Reynold.; 20 boxes
soap, d
fl hi In do Mc./ Loci:art
dodo, Little, Pattim; . 200 neu barrels.
AI/ 5.1.111 en; bl.l , sorghum, Mehee Br°, 3
by& wino, Penne. It It; 15 bids lard od, Jame. II
Parker; le lee .14PlIll Potterlield; 3 bb le
liquors, Jos Rios; dour, II Robinson,
107 nil bids, .1 Reamer; Ilk , hills Boor, : ,. egh .
myer S Vt:Scamp; . 2.1 trs tiledin F sellers h
13; bills pOLO.Lettri, A Taylor; 23 tobae
ro, Weyman h Itro; Wu 10,1, dour, eases sun.
: belts, Clark h. vo; .2.; pkg. grocerie., A Foster
: Bro; II do C I' Neils . : II do do, John
.ton Landing.
EE=l==ll
trrival and Departure of Trains.
P 7 leant.% Central Ballrood,
Departs. Arrieee.
Day Exprees 2:21 a m Mall 1: 1 4 a to
sitooria Amon 'n 7:10 a te P.M 1.100... ...... 2.40 s al
Cincinnati lisp's 9:9, a in ist Well Arta:Wu 131 a m
Sell II:40a m Penn Ae•n No 1.. 7.50 am
1 2
90s 2:
5 0 pm NI Wall ACCOM... s:5O a m
lohnstown Wen. 2:op m Johnst•u Aceom. 7:110 a m
P.M
L owe A
.....
10 , 00 0 al 1.1:0-tErie A M
all
pm
let Wall Aecons.. 6:31 a m Italtlinore Kip's 1.50 pm
II '• •` 11::. am Al Wall Aerom... 7.3) pm
sd •• •• 4:50 pm 1 1 01
140 4 semi s..
2:05 pm
in
Wall's /ten. 6SO p in Wal la
l a Ae• a 4 7:00 p m
Penn Ae`n No I. 10:30 p ID Palos
Aceom.
.3 Emlgt Train-10:10 p m
The church train leases Walls' litatlan every
Sunday at 9:15a sn.; returning, leaves Pittsburgh at
II:60p. m.
Pittsburgh, Columba, and Cincinnati.
Depart*. Arriees.
fest I.lu 2:60 a m Fast Line. 9.03 are
Nall .......... ..... 6e8.1 a m Nall 3:5 0 p m
gapers. .. ... -.. xr..ti pto Expre......... .. .. 1:10 ato
itentienellle An- Steubenville ...
osenmodation .. 4:14 p m commodatlon -16:10 ere
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne and Chicago. •
Departs. Arrtoes.
&sprees s m Express 2:491 a m
IS sprees . ..... .... :58 pni Express 9: l a pni
Express 2:58 p es Ex poise 3;M p m
Pell 7:13 a m Nail. ..... ..... ..... 6.13 p m
Wheelingrighton 31[1.5'11 Clap ea
New B Accommodation ieavea Allegheny
lepot et 9 a.m., 11:50 a. tn., 4:52 p.ln., and 5:40 p.m.,
00260,500. 0:15p. mt.; New Castle, 3.50 p. m.: Loon
"'y. 10:30 0. in.: Wellsville, UM m. M.
Pittsburgh. Cleveland and Wheeling.
Dopes's,. Amt.,.
Lxpress ..- ..... :Ma m 'Express 3:M p al
61.preve ...... .... 1:50 pm'Express 9:11 p m
Mail 117= a m Express 21MI a m
Steubenville AcCommodation leaves Allegheny at
V Is, tn.
Pittsburgh and lgoinellawille.
Irksixirts. Arrives.
Stall7:00 a En. Mall 8•00 p in
rep. e 5.... ..... .. 8:90 pm Ex prese . ..... ....10:00 v. m
W. Newton Ann 6.19 p m, W. Newton A r'n e:7O a m
446 McKeesport- 11 : 10 a m' let Negev:sport- 8:3. a In
2 1 •• ...1002 am 2.1 • . ... 0:09 rem
Braddock •• Ae•ti 4:10 p m Braddock's Ac• ti 1:40 p m
( hurell Train..., lON p in ChulTh i rain.. .10:00 a m
pile eat Valley Itaireail:
Nall 6:45 a m Express 11:00 I m
Express 5:10p In Mall 6:10 tEI
Accommodation. 1:40 p m Acconteasdatlan 091 a m
rittabargh and Er e Entire...l, to Oil
City and Franklin.
Acre.. repart•
• %:. ° Atts r trAti l l P ft m I ' Ne. 27
%Par- I ' m
Il m
' itet,r " vtirr. a° ' - ' g° ' ai
4....,..0ute Boat-Grant and Water Sta.
ArritaM. Departs.
tn. ........ ...4037 p ni I 8:09 a m 8:01:p m
liarniony Stage, St. Clair St.
e:00
Departs.
199 p_. m. 6:50 a. re
Bailer litage...No. 3 at. Clair Street.
drier.Doorti.
eh p. m. I 6:.
Washington Stago...llare'• Hotel
rrisser. I Dsparts.
34 P. m. 8.00. m
__
EXCELSIOR OMNIBUS & LIVERY STABLE,
WS) 14
410 PrliN BTREIL7
/AMES PAIN di SON, Proprietors.
tHENIIIOBSB.B),ND CARRIAGES forolohed for al
.ralas. Also. Carr/wos for ronarals, Wedding. and
Earttes,_ at aloft notice NIGHT . unble rater. STA,
OLE °rim DAY AND tkar:ivtl
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
_
PIELNG OF 1866.
HEMAPA.NIK.A.,
(BLOOD CURE.)
This article Is expressly designed to purify and
restore the blood to a healthy eondition, by which
SCROFULA and all Diseases of the skin nee effect
uslly removed from the systems. Sold in bottles at
30 cents sod 81 each, by
SIMON JOHNSTON,
ap7 Cartier Sualthneld and Fourth Streets...
GEORGE Av
WHOLESALE DRUUOIST. -
•Wth al Erood Sired,
OPPOSITE THE BT. CAMEL= HOTEL.
Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines
inmmairtnummum . ,
PAINTS, OILS, TARNISHES, DTSISTUFFS,
The Retail latelneu will be contlotted se usual at
63 Federal street., tut corner of 1410 and Ft dcr
al Alieghe.y. _
_ _
JCHOONNLISLER b. SON,
. . S
Pittsburgh White Lead Works,
PURE W &Uri: T.P.A D,
BLUR LEAD aItOUND IN OI LEBBLS L ,
' SUS PAISITLN
OIL
M4r4:o. 08 'ol7cvelie3 Mt:root.
rem
CAsKS prime, just
received sad for Aube be
tiEtrittiE A. KELLY,
mut Wholesale Druggist, 37 Weed street.
J received RIMS. Plrr
ri'sale iw, n Slanders,
tiE
ost and to
" E A. KELLY,
Irtioletetle Dye st 37 Wood street.
THE BEET
EFFERVESCINC,
=LATE OP MAGNESIA,
ARMOR ADGER& Meade, L V.
.1114103 3 K -
RIVER NEWEL
lag
LINE OF STEAMERS,
j)EOPLES'
PI ttabarg h, , lll i to 7:ll%lLeis .. l , ty. Brow
Tidyom u
pany will nt a dally boat In.t.cen [lse
alasve points. ennipri4ed of the new and aplencthi
etc.-wheel ntramer• AIN. It. It. AIM, an
couitnander. and F.I.ECT‘IIt. P 1111.1.11,,
conkipethirler. ITnv Elector In now taloa completed
anal will take 1.9 plaee In the hue Inn low Jaye.)
The Chieftain will lent, Plttnburgh (or all points
on rt• eLs DA TS. TII U ItSl/ Al's and 14 A.Tl' 11.11 A
at s 11. a. Returning. leaves I:lenr•n for rittaburgh
n MONDAYS. Willie EhIIAVI! and VILIDAIS,
nt 9 A. SI. Intl Itrouruseille al I r. Y.
.. • .
Ihr t'nropany will hare a Ina-elm,. Wharf I
at Motimtgaltela City and Irltunurgh. Freigh
xh rd at all hour, NO charge for f 0181061.10
EJO.l4l.rn
This Me will nut run hons on the liabhath.
t 'lir new Wharf Boat will be located at the Yo.
Grant street. tnylo:3.
1866
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
MONONGAHELA RIVER
Pittsburgh, Brownsville and Geneva
E.Ax.c:Nr.mw c)4cosheloP,-sr,
Will run three daily 81de-wheel steamers between
l'ittstofrgh Monongahela City, Rrovstis
D vlll,
Landing. lireeneboro, Geneva and the unkar.l UR
Regions. This line Is composed, of the following
steamers t
[Ara
FAYETTE. .
TKLEG1LAPG .........." ''''''
C ter : r ! L u c . 11 8 12111fPli.
FRANKLIN ('APT. Z. W. CA RMAE
GALLATIN li APT. A. S. CA.B.I.ILK.
These packets well leave Pittsburgh daily at II a.
In., and 6 p. ne, except Sunday, when the departure
will be at 6 o'clock, a. ne. .
The through packet for the 011flieglons dallyleare
Pittsburgh daily at 6 p. to. • Brownsville y at
5 Is. m.
Rerrunertwo—Leaves Brownsville for Pittsburgh
J aily at 7 a t ne, and 5 p. m.
Leaves Greensboro and Geneva at 17 O'elestite
Rice's Landing atop. in.
Leaves Monongahela City at 5 o'clock.
The line is composed of drat-class side-wheel
steamers, built expreasly for the trade. They w ill
I bo commanded by emcees of long experience. w ho
will pay particular attention to the want s and cone
fort of paimengers. he boats will brave promptly
at the hour ruivertimd
Freights Received at all Roars.
For Cattier particuLara, enquirer of
WILLIAM McF.LILOY, Agent.
At the Wharf-Cos t , toot of Grata Clueburr i b.
L. COLVIN. Agna
Itrowagvllle, l a.
f0 , 9:1m4
FOR CAIRO AND BT.lair lia t
LOUIS.—The splendid steamer
ARMADILLO Capt. D. tilviMlT.
Will leave ror the &bete and all Intermediate porta
on THAI DAY. at to a. co.
boom
or
to
t ir ts7lo igh IrA A
AT/67.4i i .LING WOOD. Agta.
FOR CAIRO, ST. LOUlSs i ggit
AND BT. PAUL—The eels steame
LEONIDAS Capt. M. A. C3X,
Will leave for the above and all sutermed late pert.
on THIS DAY, at 4 p. m. Par freight or passage apply on board or to
my 7 FLACK' & COLI.INUW001), Agents.
IZEGULAIL PACKET
FO WHEELING, MARIETTA
AND ZA.NESVILI,K.—The doe atear l l l l, l lW
R
URAHAM, Capt. C. R. Broth, will leave for the
above nod all Intermediate ports every TUESDAY!'
ate ~ M RetIIMIMIC, leaves Zaneavllle every PRI
DAI . at l am. COLLINGWOOD. Agent.
STEEL WORKI3
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS
Manufacturer* of to neat refined Cast StelL Illgnase,
Flat and Octagon, of allstses, Caw E . t.a.., Hoe, Yort ,
aod dbest Cast Meet, Cad Meal for
REAPING MID MOWING MACHINES,
NIT= PLOW WINGS. ISPRIINGIA.AXIMI•
CIERAUDLARS,
Cast and Common Plough and Spring Steel,
Otace—Corner of •tnt and Rots streets, Imo bloat,
seEZ7:dy
BLACK DLADIOND
1:220:113
Square, Flat and Octagon, of all axes. Warranted
equal to any Imported or mannfactured In this coun
try.
Ang - 001co and waretwone, No, 10. d ISt First, an
and LW Second *beet. Inttatnrreh. aroma
OW. D. DZCLICIL UOLI.KAN
LA BELLE STEEL WORKS.
eariega r rt3 9 I C RILIPRINIA, AXLES, C P R l ffl i
RAILS, dd.
skir Office, No. es WATER STREET OW dtdl.).
littsburdb. Pa. 17EI
FURNITURE
AND
CANE AND WOOD CHAIRS,
bistivfActuredAnd Ibr sale,
Wholesale or Retail.
JAMES W. WOODWF.LL,
NOS. 97 • 99 THIRD STUMM.
Opposite E. Edmondson t Co.'s, and
11791 NU• 1 FOURTH EITUNIET.
JOSEPH HEMS EIiTHOET 111211 TIS.
JOSEPH MEYER 84 , 190 111
nitann
dM astdMholesala and Rem. Design in
FURNITURE 43 4 FER' ST.
ittIITITTCATh FIRLNIT line On bin a a ta .n IV plant
:ilnd Mahogany, of their own manufacture, tad war
anted equal In quanty and Olin to any un t a t tn,onte
et Manna. And sal. Manleabla
Parkersburg.
.Cble Inuatl
STEAMBOATS
I=l
1866
UNION LINE,
ANDERSON, COOK & CO.,
IBUCCHBBOBS TU JUNE 8, BOYD & 00,1
C=l==l
alsTii:=G. 'CIPCIOFILMcffii.
rriTsstmtift, ra.
PARE, BROTHER & Co.,
IF
BIIST QUALITY WINED CAB? ISTILILL
elb CO.
~x~~:~~~4~14:;~
HENRY G. HALE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
1011111 Et CORIII or PIM k 81. UK 5t61618
PITTSBURGH. PA.
Desires to return thanks to his friends and the pub
Ito generally for [bell liberal patronage, and
respectfully Inform them that he has Just return
ed from the tastern markets with a large and,well
selected stock of
Fine Woolen Goods,
Peculiarly_ itilitpted to GENTLZBIEN'S SPRING
AND SURMER WEAR.
-- rubl
REMOVAL.
T. & J. T. MUNCH,
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers.
Ligve fit:moved to the New Building,
No. 196 Liberty Street
Owing to the latent... of their pUrrhaset for the
SPRINU TRADE (the senior partner being now in
the East) they are prepared to exhibit goods for the
CUbTOM TRADE at the VERY LOWEBT QUOTA
TIONn that goods have yet reached.
They have. And design to keep, a SI:PERK/N.
STOCK OF CLOTHING FOR SALE. OF THEIR
OWN MANUFACTURE,And EQUAL in All rt.sperts
to CUSTOM WOKE. rniattawdamYT
OIL WORKS. _
WOOLDRIDGE OIL REFINING
c, cPlia:r.dt.ST-v•,
OF PITTSBURGH. PENNA.
JOHN WATT, President.
HENRY H. LONG, nec'y mad Tress's
WORKS IN TEMPERANCEVILLE
OMee, No. 2 Duquesne Way,
(Near Sespenelon Bridge.)
MANUFACTURERS O PURE WHITE
Ert_TnaNTlNl4a Cal-A.
"Lucifer."
Brand—
nits Oil tattoo be eseelled for burning properties,
color or Are test. tad to_p_ut up to well seasourd bar
rels, suitable fur HONK USE, sr EXPORT. lUIF
DEMI SItLIt - ITEM
DitutcrOao---Jols Watt, Robert Lit, Geo. Bbselt,
C. 0. Herron, C. L. Caldell IL IL Collis., J. W.
Porter, Wallace, D. w W. ,
C. Carroll.
,landlmsl -
BONDED WAREHOUSE OF
PHENIX WAREHOUSING COMPANY,
Foot of Balite and Harribella Streets
Brooklyn. N. lr,
Storage for Refined Petroleum,
15 Tooke owl Barrel, See Ctrenlan_
Air Orrice, No. 95 BEAVER. STNENT, New York
0e.1.19,
SUPERIOR OIL ENGINES
We are constructing, and evil keep on band
petitr style of
1101T.L. E1T47413-XI\TEUES
WIIII EITHER a COlllOl OE TUBULAR MILD.
We Invite parties needing engines for tale pnrpos
to call and see them, corner %I PIKE and (OHARA
STILEEIM near City Water Works.
MACKINTI.MII HEMPHILL Co.
- -
COMMERCIAL OIL WORN-
PURE WHITE BURNING OIL
Connasal, on band and for sale
AT THE LOWEMT MARKET a ATEI4
F
ElMEll!lMEiliiii
BIIOICZR AND DIALIS IN
CRUDE AND REFINED OILS,
Kill • e Bloat, %rug eeeee Way, Pitt sb urgh
/fir special attentton e. product sale and ship
maul of Petroleum and its *. (2ouslirnment
respectfUlly solicited. Postale. Bat it sabt:l♦
WIC MULAISaa .1.4.1.111 IMMO
iRTIrIN as CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
OIL OF VITRIOL AND AQUA AMMONIA.
4cortiaa v lB IhMearlscat at"
=ZI
FOUNDRIES.
ri . HE
FORT FITT FOUNDRY.
CHARLES MAP NEPHEWS
ILIMTIACTITRIRS 07
HEAVY ORDNANCE,
AND A.LL KINDS or useory CASTINUB.
Special attention paid to ROLLING MILL WOILKI
ILACIIINERY and RETORT&
REPAIRS attended to promptly.
As heretofore, the best materials will always
used at ttas Foundry.
Attention Ls called to onr NEW FLY WHIM
CATTERN and Increased &alai. for fitting th
sam. nr4:ird
WM. M•EILM.. ..... JOIIN
VALLEY STOVE WORKS
ALLEN, M'KEE & CO.,
Wil" "4
ZDlAMTe 'n fillaillar Y S
Manufacture. a great variety of COOK, PARLOR
and HMATINO MTOVES, among which are the cel
ebrated Allegheny and Monitor Coal Cooking
!Moves; also. the Autocrat and iieutinel, tor coal or
wood, arid the unrivalled Mar of the Eruptre, for
wood; also, Arches, Orates, fenders, t o
Kttles,
Ilog Irons and Hollow War generally. 1.131.8
BRADLUS... ...W• V.1.N1311.11 J.
1 1KTNA STOVE WORKS.
A. BRADLEY & CO.
lisnalseture every variety of
COOK, PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES
.ong which are the celebrated EUREKA., TROPIC
and TALIBMAN (Coal Stoves* POMAN.L , YET ,
ERAN and UtONRIDES (Wood Cook atores4 Also
manufacture
GRATES, GRATE FRONTS, die.
Mace Pit t sb urg h . corner of
end
'treat
atreets. Entrance on Second
14:1•
ELANITFA=DMW3
WORKS.
UIIOII PI • D0L11....1.10MS IMLSON...IIDATITI OUR.
MUCH M. BOLE & CO..
POUNDERS,_ REMNE BUILDERS AND MA
oitx Manuraeitteers or sTEAMBOAT Es
!USES, ttl - L WELL ENG I NES, LOCOMOTIVES
for Coal Works, all kinds of and Marine Eli-
ICS,made to order.
From the well earned reputation of the Manager.
Mr. JAMES NELSON, we hope to secure a liberal
share of patronage from Steamboat and
others want good machinery. Our mif 111 be to
do all work fu g the hest manner for fa ir compensa
tion, and to do it In the time we say. MI kinds of
CASTINDS made to order. Reang Machinery
promptly attended to. We eau t u r ns Shaft 35 feet
long, and Wee or turn a Pulley Z) feet diameter.
Agrshop ou Duquesne Way, near the Point.
Foundry on Third street, near Market. rittehn rah,
-
Pa. • apludirnd
-
ARMENIA. GLASS WORKS.
MODES, RYRIE 4 CO.,
Ilanufacturers of BLACK end GREEN el I.Abb-
WARE, Druegists . Ware. Bonlea Iletodjohns,
Dom de. arehouse—No. 141 wATER WrittllTl
between Smithfield and Grua. streets, Pittsburgh.'
... warrant our Warn to be superior to any man.
natured west of the Mountains. Always on band.
Glassware of the above description. All orders
promptly attended to. Particular attention pale to
private moulds. Iota: ly
SQ SEVERANCE, No. 61.. ATER
~ STREET, PhUbUrS4,llll4lOractuner of MALICIA
11.1V/tTli,vmuuour tale ru, common and railroad
of every destriptlon.
Particular sised or shaped Spikes and Rivets. large
or small, made to order at atoll notice. A good as
eortment CaII.WART on twill. _
Dpt_._•_titlLlllta nit winowi
VOLLINS & WRIGRT, Brittania,
Brass and gheet Metal Worgoirs. Mrltbnln C. -
tors, Cartoon and Laird Ott Bonwsond ttl diners. t
- styles of thittanla used by Glass htanufseturers.
orders promptly filled. a. No. is SECOND STURIC T,
Pittsburgh. Penn net dy
ttii 4 31.:NM.
- -
TO HOUSE SWEDES'S
AND
MOUSE KEEPERS.
STOVES, GRATES AND RANGES
We reap. trolly Invite the attention of the public
to our extensive variety_ of COOKING trrOVEri,
°GATE FRONT% FENDERS, COOKING Rialti
inite.olo/ recently Increased our facilities for mon
toring atm above artleteild awaatly tmprmed
our styles of tilkATI: "NON and Introduced one
of the IlEart COOKIAO. MAX EIS to to had In the
Commu nit :Messy, wo ask Olin n
nth.eed of .ything In- oar
U aim toNlve Dan
113X/ISSWEIDELL ,ChClo.,
mi. 233 LIBERTYST22.22, Telaustieturore of Ltke
330
ecia 3 brted TH111132/1 OM BLACK OAN.UK
1123.
. .
BOOTS, SHOES, & c ,
I
__
AMES', GENTS'
J
CP LI X Z.3:11=1.1E3 DX • i 3
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters.
B_A_LMORALS,
Slippers, tee.,
IIIeCLELLANWS
AUCTION EMPORIUM
Nos. 55 and 57
Fifth Street,
PRIVA SALE , I,AY AND 31,24
N EW /:ODDS.
A SPLENDID STOCK
Ladies', Gent's, Mismes', and ('hil-
drew,'
BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS,
OF A Id. 'I II E LATF.IST ,T 1 I. ES
arcrevr c;r3pF3la ED ..Ek_f
J. A. ROBINSON & CO.'S,
61 Market Street
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAP—
KeKI
=I
TO 92 FEDERAL STREET
MEE
Boo*., SIIOCS and Gaiters
BEST As ,, ItTNIENT THE t'ITY.
lAtwront
EIVERY DAM WARRANTED
AT M'CLINTOCK'S
IMII=
BOOTS AltiD SHOES
.7811.2M/3 FILICIaIII3,
ro. Market Street, near 51h.
Second large porehase of 11011 TS AN I , Sll•lif.S
this Spring. Wt. \r. it nu Itand I, full 3ftnortlrnt
of
varl..ty of IfootA and Slows. Aeleeted wills the
uttno.t eare for till. mnrkt.t. W. 11,11, 4,4,131 31-
•
troth) to our ntock, ..e 1,1 cv.• IL to he the In,t
In the elly. which Iwo. v. At 111.• lowtst
Ph,:t• call al No. N.l Mark. Ilas tug had
ovar all
p.m, ...therteu.... lu the busmen.. ,ot.
a•nhot rail to la. Itehtentlwr the Ware. No.
+`.l liarttp,treet. tapir.. .1 All En 11,1,11.
EIV 4:0013S.
•
J. W. CARNAHAN & CO.,
No. Eta MlLEc&rls.e.it eiti-ocvt.
lave now onn 1,1.4 a ..‘ n-I int ost I. A
I,IE lu:9 an 114,Y•S anII II I 1.1.1:V.N 'S
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, BairliloFalg.
ril
MMI!II=2I=
SEWING MACHINES
L ocK,,mt
SEWING MACHINES,
For Families and Manufacturers
1.1.‘ IF
ALL ANL , R.XAMINLL Al'
THE WHEELER & WILSON
SALESROOM.
No. 27 Fifth Street.
WM. SUMNER & CO
DROVER & BAKER'S
SEWING MACHINES
Have beet
Fate awarded
thee e FIRST ranuums ta
fonowtng s fur the IbC.S:
First Premium for best Machine work at Penns
elate Fair.
lint premium for best !litchis e work at New lor
State Fair.
First premium for best Family klachine at Oh
State rale.
First premium for hest manufacturing Machine
Ohio State lair.
Flout premium for best Manufacturing Machine
MacnigAn State Fair.
.rat Premium for best Manufactaring Machine
Wisconsin State Fair.
First Premium for best Manufacturing Machine
Lawrence County Fair, Pa.
First Premium for beet Machine for gene al pm'
pales, at Lawrence County Fair. Pa.
First Premium for best Family Machine at Bonk
Comity Nair, Pa.
First Premium for best Manufacturing Machine
liticks County Fair. PA
First Premium for best Mann facturing aad Pa mil
Machine at Springfield Fair, Ohio.
First Premium for best Manufacturing and Varna
Machine at Palmyra Fair. N. V.
First Premium for best Mannfacturing and Family
Machine at Suffolk County Fair, N. Y.
First Premium for best Maunfactnring and Family
klachlue at Schuyler County Fair, N. 'l.
First Premium for hest 'Machine for all purposes.
at Allegheny floUnty Fair, l's.
First premium for best Manufacturing Machine,
Allegheny County Yale, Pa.
first Premium for best Machlue w rk at Allegtien
County Fair, P. I
And wherever exhibited.
A. F. CRATONEY,
ocVteOtN■ No. IS Fifth slrool, Inltsbu rgh
SHAW N. CLARK'S
1T1T.1...F1L0433:12=i
SEWING MACHINES.
40 MS...a4:3laliaesis
SOLD IN TWO DAYS.
Are manufactured without any complleated muhin
ere, and therefore are not liable to get out of repair,
and are perfectly adailted for every descrlption of
Fatally Sewing and Tailoring. We do not Mass our
Mae Pines with cheap tnach toes, as we have taken oft
Patentee prices.
Tney 11E21, FELL. STITI , KNIIII:011 ,
FAL QUILT Licensed , Howe, Wheeler A M
lt-
U rover A Maker, 41 ilacheliter.
All of our alachtt, • are warranted Ste years.
AWINTS WAN't r.l).
IL H. LONG, Agent,
122 Grant street., near lentA,
itiVranutiou. Pe.
oolo.lmeod
STEAMSHIPS.
BALTIMORE AND ILAVANA
•
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
ALEI. BROWN & SONS, Gen'l Agents,
FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Carrying the Untied Statem Mail.
The TIT..-Clans Steamships of thia nue will ball an
. I.'o "- 1.100 tons, Wrn.lltolllnn, Command, on
AATII II CIA 1 -
.•Ll 11 ERT Y•- 122a0 tot. W. J. nta dont, ...Mend
er, on W Ellla ESIJA May It.
Pron. BROW N• 0 NVII Alt T. T1C1.121.. rtli NT,
At 1 o'clock 2. at- pn.rtnely. on the days announced.
For trelitni. or imasage. Raving unsurpassed an
,' connomlationn, appin to
HENRY M. WARTI KIM A CII., A.ents,
10 Seam., It HAI,.
N. 11.-No 111111 or 1.0.11ng bit those of the ' , imp.-
ny will be Maned. Permits for the freight mind Al
jmocured Wont thin °Mee. NO freight received
of lading signed on day_ of matt in.. apt.i. I y
k t ,ITEAM TO AND FROM LIVER
-11)01. ANIJKLIERLIWN (IItZLARD) twine a
week. The 'Nit AN LINK. sailing
EVERY SATURDAY,
EVERY WEDNESDAY,
CARRYING U. 8. lIAIIM.
Ti ets sold to and from Ireland, Zogi.ad, tiCot-
Mad lien:may end Fmno.
An the Company's Orlites.
JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
15 Broadway, N. T.
3i3
PAVERS.
J. IC I NTYII.I le 11 ALIGLI.EIit
B. arro.UOtizn AItitILIIIIIOI36O3.
McINTYRIE, McNAVGIIER & CO.,
STONE AND BRICK PAVERS,
Will attend promptly to
Furnishing and Laying Stone and
Itrick Pavement!,
.And Repairing the same: Curb Stones Furnished
said Pet. Also, Grading and Cellar Digging done at
shortest notice.
' Fut'ee desiring anything , In oar line •artil bare
their orders attended to by addresming ul through
!
the Allegky street,heny Pos
Alle t ogl gh es, or by calling at lto.
Sanduseny.
BelPtsair Parin~tltonee..
^^
ffi-
lia.---KEYSEWS
Pectoral SyruP
CUBES CONSUMPTION
Cures 13vcont.lii Lis
CURES COLDS,
C - taa- a is /IJsUmk.el
CURBS
All Diseases of the Lungs
t u bb:;; . rtly g. tattrs; v itap i lln ores by Da
lin. IC itYken:—aly wife Pan been afflicted with
1,0 cough and difficulty of breathing for dee or s
i t
y,.•t. %Wit. for several years bark, had gra .oelly
Inerc.,l In violence. Tile comoisint has been hem
editor'' end .lie had been treated by several 01.1
dens without on relief. lo this stair of her cruel
procured eonacayeurivECTOßA I. COUGH 00 ROI%
I bought, the trot time, a thy cent bottle. which to
lie sell Orr rry touch; I then called anti got a dolls.
trace o f
cured lier entirely. and she Ilea now nO
ace of the former Aloes., except weeenesa.
would also state that I eked the medicine myself to a
cold awl coo.. The medicine cured toe by teeing
one dose. 1 exprese my entire .tisfaction with lit
medicine. aux •on are at bony to publish this
pus Ilegllt
Wit. - WI LSON.
Alderman. Fifth Warl
Prrrilistratthi, April 2.1, 1857.
READ THE TRUTH.—Da. KETsati:-1 have
daughter who bag taken several medicines for a bas
rough without benetit, among them Ayers their,
Vectors'. I purchased from you a bottle of y,ur
l'ectoral Syrup, snit before she had used b
De she was relieved. The second bottle cured
entirely of her cough. RAIN DARIN,
Robinson street. A . eghenY•
rIrI sOV nn It December 21,1 it.
A el ItEAT (AMP ICY Ult. KKYtikat'n PECTORAL
Ri't'e—l live In Peebles to Allegben
coun eed snout the 4111 re
ty. I had a enugh and spittin which col
menhruaty last. and Conlin
ned eight months. I envidoyed the hest physician.
In the country, anti any cough continue° tm•bated
until early In October. At that time t w advise
to try our Pertoral Cough dyrun. witieh l as
did. on
after I had takun one bottle I was entirely free fief
the coughing and spitting. I had despaired of ma
fretting welt and t think it should Inc Kno nw Ms
this valuable remedy will do for others what It ha
done In my ease. JOUN LITTLX
Wilsons: B. N. Kenn. Peebles township.
PArcon Towsunte, April i 4, 1848.
A WONDKILFIJI , iCE.—erome time ago an ol
neighbor of mine was ve,y 11l with a Usti oggl
which every one supprmeil to be consumption. ttb
relatives told me that he bad taken every reined,
they heard of without benetr, hie brother come
er. lihn die, and all were coon ruled lu the belief that
he could not e. I had about the third of a bottle
of your Pectoral eyruti, which I gave him, and It en
ti
cured Wm, to the utonishment of all. Wile
makes the case more remarkable. Is me extreme 010
of the man, he being about eighty years old. have
no doubt the Putout caved his Ilfe.
JOHN iletastAlNlS.
DR. K EYSKIDS PKCTOKAI. tll' RU P IN BLAIWS
VlLL.E. — Please send me smother supply of your von!
made l'eetoral Syrup. Almost everybody Mound us
twos the cold, and me onqulrlue for ••Dr. Keyser's
Bettor:Ll Sint p.•• We have sold sixteen bottles the
•ot weet. and are now entirely out. Mr. A. Alter
sod SM. I'. Maher. both of Illnirty ra., two us
they would not be without It In their famines. in
fmt, MI who use It once want It again.
Tours, respeetftille.
.1. S. WATTKIISON A SONS.
JanuarY SO, 1e.60.
l'irrtimiusitt, November IS, ISM
tin. K. ii
gi,—Altimugh not mu advocate of l'ateynt
,y
yt e ,cines. uoneral ,
it affords me pleasure Inde
scribable to recommend your I'Ki itJ tAt. 31.111. , P.
Asa medicine, It is well worthy the attention of any
iwreor, may In any manner be aalicted
wit
roughs. colds and bommenese of any kind, mid fo rote
1 3 3m115.r 401.1111.".10113 for removing ail that disa greeable sensation attending a severe cold.
I have been. more or less In my lifm,latfected with
the severest of colds mud boarsenem. At times my
throat would Jecorrge s: closed we to prevent my
of, kinl o s o lvv a whiso and by taking^ few Fuses
Syrup it woul r, d
relieve me entirely
In recommending this medicine, I most inthetha
tingly any that It Is the best remedy I ever fo mud.
.Lortin2g to
rff u r r e s tut . ..l; tr7am " es ho so u ld pre a Va l le * nV. h
ours, most respectfully,
EDWARD J. JON
Cashier Cittsens' Deposit Bank.
teracnts‘VlLl.C. (Ohio, March 14. 1866.
I have nsed ,I.r. Keysei's rough Syrup fora Inso
rengli of several years .Alll.llll, and can cheer! III)
say It Is lite nest medicine fur Um same LOSS In ire
vcr tale, J. W.
cot.. ',ATI' ANO Lilt. KEYSER PECTORAL
n 1 SUP. -- h. as nau—Dear Mr: Excuve the delay
of my acknowledging We excellence of your rectors
cough b} p sooner. take great plezmure in ray
ug that It
itl all you say it is. It knocked the noise
out of my cough, and the worst one I was ever aillict
cd with. I have nut used more than one-half oft
cattle. and I can and do wish that all who are 4E1144
rd would give it as fair a trial as I have dune, an
they will he proud to say, ••It is no quack tomllchke..
would not Buller another such an attack for ma
ouslderation, or at any cost. lAM confident l tan
reathe inure freely than I ever did. I shall always
acknowledge a debt of gratitude fur Invenung Sc
excellent a remedy. You are at liberty to use my
name to this regard as you think vor r.
Messenger Common Connell, Pittsburgh, is.
N. 11. — 1 am no stranger to MY fellow-eithens, sea
all wbo entertain doubts can consult me pers W on ally.
71. e.
ANOTFIER NEW CERTIFICATE.—IIn. ELY.
PEEN PECTORAL PYRUP.—I had been troubled
with cough and cold ior mveral weels—ao had
t that I could not &cep. I had the advice andple
or-lotion. from three 01
but o
physician@ tn the
city, whom I could name, but do not dcrso. I &tau,
procured a bottle of your rootorul OTruIN "alwa
cured tue entirely.
"Ig" i4o. 246 Liberty
January 9th. Mei.
"STOP TR ATCOUGH NU. " —"How earl I do itr.
Go to lie? 'e on Wood street, and get sheltie Of
his Cough Pectoral, and that don't cure you, your
ease must be desperate Indeed" This is a specimen
of the colloquy one hear. every day ht C:014-ptetIllIg
periods of the year. And we can, from actual nape
rime ot, cheerfullw e ecncur In the "P ectoral admoni
tion as above, for have tried the , la
a most stubborn case, with entire success. Neil
two weeks ago we went to Pitutbarall, with onto
the most distressing, anitrary, mulish, and:doltish!,
roughs we ever experienced since our advent upon
tills mundane sphere. We coughed steadily and la
tangoed). for one whole week, in hopes ofi It
out, hot It was no go. In fact. it seemed rather,to
have improved by practice, and to have acquired
t arength, potency and distressibility by Ill° opera
tion. In this stage of the siege. we oongbeti ourslay
Keyser's, No. HO Wood street, procnred a hits
cent bottle of the "Pectoral," took It according lb
di
rections, and in forty-eight hours we were master
of the held, thehaving uncondltionally sue
rendered, after • brief,nanny
but en equal couhlet with se
formidable ad adversary as heyser'• famous Coup
Pectoral. —Bream... Us llitXfort Doe, At MA
DR. KEYSER'S PECTOR 4 SYRUP
=0
DR. GEORGE H. KEYSER,
No. 140 WOOD STREET
Pitt'slcrsa_rgki. "Peza_za.7alb.
TUE
Great Nervous Remedy.
Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote
N Ili relieve, without full. and often pennane tlf
cure all Nervous Irritabalty.
Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote
. Will Cure Hinted
Dr. Geyser's !tenpin Antidote
Will Cure Twitching of tthe Nerve
Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote
WIII Cure Kerma Headaa
Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote
will Care Nervous Cramp of tee no
Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote
Will Cure Neuralgia
Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote
Will Cure Neuralgia of the Face
Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote
Will Cure Neuralgia ogthe Slam et
Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote
Will Cure Neuralgia of the Heart
Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote
Will Cure Neuralglaof the Lieerand Right YU
Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote
Wllt Cuielieuraligle Headach
Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote
will Ciao Palpitation of the lieu
Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote
Wlll Cure Paintuess sod Weakneet oflitomach
Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote •
Win Core Stoppage or Plotterlog of tool:fears
Dr. linnet] Nervous Antidote
WlllCure . Traingsai 60311.1ficesthe Drink
Dr. lieyser'd Neivene.Antidote
WN Core Itypciebosidrianti
Dr. Keyservs Nervous Antidote
Win Can Lemmas of Spirits
DR, GEORGE H. ICBTSIER.
140 Wood Strut, rutuburgli P
1866 8 P RIN- IE
• AERANDNC ENTs
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRALI4IIPM
DAILY THAWS.
Davet after SUNDAY, April Lit igir, trains will
the llttion PotuettrDeat, ee!ner of 31 sato.
I' M
cigHtbateaves t ' LIKLVE• a% Iffe IL. V.
stopping at principal stations. A ff i rm ) IA ALAN:1111
al 7:35 A. ss." Tyrone, 8:33 A. o.' (Belleidete. 1 3013
A.l) ; loot Haven, 11:10 P. N.. 1 Hasrielmtg,t 1.13 P.
m... 'Baltimore. /kW
P. K.: f lew Yolk, via • Hens
town, 10:35 r. al : Ptilladelpp o ll i r ts;so P. M. t and New
Yl'lll:(7lMale'iqd'l —Letivet riltsbm itil al
0:50 A. N., stopping at nearly all nativity, Alloora.
at .3:1 , 0 r. r.; Harrisburg, 3:30 P. et.,• rata: a to at
Philadelphia at 1:to A. N. By this line rasa:dons
are transferred at Union Denot m %Vest Plalladelplda,
directly to Emma. train for New lierk, reaming
L here at 0:30•. N.
PlilLAli it LP HLA &SYR zatil - Leaveslittal matt
at 4;10 r. N., stopping onff at prturtral stalk ilk.
Arrives at Latrobe.) MOO P. xi.; Altorma, 9010 1. u.;
Harrisburg, 2:53 A. ICI Baltimore, 7:AI A. ly.. New
York. via Philadelphia, 12-03 P. 0., via Allentelet ,
letni A. ti•. and PhllsiNrola, 7 A A. N. Bler 1 1.4
Carl run throne; On this testin trout L It
t 0
Baltimore utd PhiladellMM. co ol 01' New Yeri•la
Allentown.
FAST LlNE—Leaves Pittsburgh at ULM f. N..
stopping only at principal stations. Aftives al Al
toona at ltie,A. 0.1 Ilarristearg,• 8:23 0.. la • Ita
I more,
12:30 P. M.; New York, via Allentsiiv 5. 3 ill
r. Y. • Philadelphia'? 1110 P. H.; and New Yolk, vie
Phil.i=iz t ,
.at 443 Ay11. 4.....
Uktfiv all oils , truing, Sundays sa-rpirgr.
JOLlNtiTtrigN ACCOhL4dOI)ATION - lially(ext tpt
3 n0d.).1 at 2:50 P. x., stopping at reitni 37
between Pittsburgh ad Conerniaugh. and connect a
Bt lilairsville intersualon anti. trams en Stela lir o•
ranch and West Pennsylvania RailroatL
A.LTtNiNA ACCOILMODATION—Lisps (ex. ell
Sundays) at 7:50 A. a., stopptng at all reaulta slat i• a
between Pittsburgh mid &MOODS. and making cto •
connection with trains on the Indiana Branch, B to
Pennsylvania Railroad • if bombs:xi it Cresson Mail
road, and iloilidaysbarg Manch.
i Ws it's Accommodation. No. 1, daily (except Sit
days) at soso A. Y.
Braddock's Accommodation No. 1, daily (e t
duridAyS) at 10:SU A. Y.
WsIPS Accommodation No.; dolly lexceni S
days) Pt 11:60 A. Y.
Hoods
Accommodation No. 7, daily le
tioodays) at 3:40 P.S.
Wail's Accommodation No. 1, daily (except 8
ltt l elo r timt:miatioti No. 4. daily lesecutS u -
da lrejA 6 Z r i;Entalation No. 3. .I:M7 (except b
days) at 10:50 P. N..
The Church Train leaves Wall Btatiou est re • tn
day at 1.15 A. N., and arrived in Pittsburgh •11 :16
and. lietugning, loaves Pittsburgh at 12.6.1 F. ,
arrive. at 17 all'• Station at 3:07 rt. r.
rrrranunou. January 11. 1!80.
Returning Trains arrive In Pittsburgh as follow.
21011 I:Sr A. N.
East I.loe 2:40 A r.
First Wall'• Mallon Aecommodation.••... 0.21 A. 11.
Accommodation No. I 7:00 • Y.
Second Wall . . /Ration Accommodation.... 1:60 A. N.
Johnstown ....... 9:5 A. N.
Braddoek's Accommodation No. 1........1:02 r. u.
Baltimore Express I:40 1. Y.
Philadelphia Express 2.07 C. N.
Third Vergilitatlon Aceommmiatima..... 2 23 t .
Braddock's Accommodation a o 2........ 500 r. u.
W NT's ACCOMEnodattOn, No. 4 7-00 C. N.
Altoona Accommodation and Emleraui.. 10:20 r. N.
Baltimore Express will arrive with rhiladeli his
Express. at 2014 r. le, on °inlays.
2he hew Union Depot Hotel, occupying-the three
upper stories te Deipot LS new open for
the isradt n o o n modatlon of the traveling corn
' inunity. A capacious Restanrant Is open at •LI.
nouns. day nod night, Sundays ex eept..ol.
NOTICIL.—In CaSe. Of 10b14 the Company will hold
themselves responsible for personal baggage 0017.
and fur an amount not exceeding personal
W. H. HEMWITH, Aseut.
At the Pennsylvania Central Railroad Passenger tHa
lion, on Liberty and Wanhingtonetroats.
I. pre ►r nrd .old by
piepared iud iO4S by
MEM
YITTMBURtiII, FT. R4g....Z-; , -
WAYNE .1 CIIICAOO
RAILWAY AND CLEVELANV a PITTSHURtiII
RAII.IUJAII.
ISM. Winter Arrangement. 1856.
On and alter November 19th, 1860, tralne will min • a
f loa ollows, viz:
ves For , Sl , r i Ftsr
I
Pittsburgh. Meng.. 1 etir • ih . d. II 4 ,, liiib.
Express 2:60 A. M. , 2:50 h. N.
Express 1:45 F. L. 2:10 r N. 1.20 P. I.
Express ...... ... 2:41 P. st. 6N6 r.
Mn!! 7:00 A. U. II:CO A. M. 1.00 A. Or
For Newcastle And Erie .40 A. N.
Returning, arrive at Pittsburgh:
P., Ft. W. & C. It. W.—1:50 A. M., 1:10 P. In.,
P. lit.; 9:00 e. N.
C. AP. It. R.-11:15 A. m. II:20 P. 11. IVA!
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
- .
Leave Allegheny for
8ni01111 . 034-91121 A. w.. 11450 w, K., MOP
end 6:40 r. a.
1t06.11x612214-41:06 V. 21.
NOW usirgl.74 - 3:10 P. a.
Ecooolrr-1,0:30 P. a.
Wo2.3.Srihho-3:W Y. K.
Iletnr i n ,t lno vl.. c
arrive
F•,
,
A. 2:3/ v. a., 4:30 A. 61. and 12:40 A.
* P. R. 14-10:20 A. 61.
cal 6 PA ERIN, Tletet , Lgen4,.
U 3 3ta r A g i g. m t:
Allegheny City
eon) F. R. gynn, tieneval Ticket Agent.
pITTSBORGII, CO-aINIM
tAhund3l44.2.GlNuiN.
THE GREAT SHORT LINE ROHR
VIA BTETIBEIIIVILLE.
TO COLUMBUS,
CINCINNAII,
LOUISVILLE,
INDIANAPOLIS,
RI. LODI
And all Um principal Oltlns,
WEST AND SOUTHWEST
MONDAY. MARCH 12th. DMA,
Trains will leave and arils , Il m ORION Dirt T
as follows:
Delparts. .40 wins&
lost lAne
1,
Mail IXI " 50
3:r. A.
I. as. 1:10 s. n.
Steubenv tile k, ucc •_ ' lv:10 Y.
0.1. tiell I t.,
tlen'l Tle i lLe6.!.fie , n y tale i ndrvlZ fi tl.
Ticket Agent, Union Depot., Yll.l.,bor[b.
PITTSBURGH ANDammigli
CON NZIA4VILLIC IL. IL.
Spring Arrangement
On and after
TIiUItSDAY,RUH ISTIT,
The trains will leave the Depot, earner oi Hoes and
Water streets, as follow.: ,
_
Pataburgh. rtNe. , .•
MAU to and from Uniontown... 7100 a. N. 6:03 T. N.
Express, 4. •• 3:CO e. N. nquo A. N.
Wen Newton Aneosotoodatlon am P. N. 8:90.. N.
Viral NcHer.aport I.com'n 11:00 A. N. 4:60 A. N.
Itecmid • 10:00 F.W.. 2405 P. P.
••
Braddoot`a 4:10.P. N. 4:66 r. N.
t3unday Church Train to and
from Weat Newton 1:04 P.'ll. IO,CO •. N.
lox
Tia;r.
ALAEGEA
VALLEY ILAll.ltuo
CHANGE Or 'mu , .
azol after TEL:USDA Y, April MI, trains will
leave and arrive at Depot, curlier Pike and venal
street., Pittsburgh, as olows-
Leaves. Arrtors.
Man, to and from Stedman' 5... 7:00 L. Y. • 6110 P. Y.
LlsTo'rks do do
P.
1: al:
Kisktmlnitls do
Vlrsallultoo 0 OL. AL II •Al 4 Y.
Patoma us 00 ....11:00 A. Y. 3,00 P. SG
Second Hutton do 6:20 r. ai. 8:45 P. Y.
Sunday Church Train, to Lod
Irmo Soda Works— ......... 11X , r. 10:OlL. at.
opTS U. BLACKSTONE, Supt.
on
nunirnurrs
HOMOEPATHIC SPECIFICS.
Here yroved, from the most wardiexpetienre men
the success, simple, ettlelent and rellable. they al•
the only medicines perfectly adapted lol,oPeltl tte
—so simple that Mistakes cannot be medal.. Wog
them; so harmless sea be free from danger, andno
ancient an to be aware reliable. , CM,
No. 1 cares FEVERS, Congesti on s, Ingeouns.
Oen.. .. ........ .. .......... 25
t .• WORMS, Vona Fever, Colic. 2
4 . CRYING COLIC; or Teething of In
' • D=HEA of children medulla. it
• DYSENTERY, Griping and Bilious
Coll.
• Chtil..e.ltA MORBID% Hama-
COULIIIII, Citly, Bronchia.. • 26'
NEURA.LOIA. Toothache. Fate
echo
26
HEADACHE, Sick Ilmdechet.. .... 26
—, SE•F r ES• ' "'owed.. ... 26
111
.
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141713 — Pflrdr&llitirlonsrunosc --
SUPPREBIS2.u, sway' and peals,
periods - :5
LEUCTIRIIMA, or Wllltes." 26
717611341.1* 25
10 0, ... K.°P
tions .. ... • 25
RHEU/rdiSSl:iiiritelasii;il. 75
YEVIR AND A6ll/f, Pali. sod
RBI
.orj= l l. ,
CATARRH, acute chronic, elan.. m eo
Irani.
WlN4l 2 lial DOUG% spasmodic
AB
/4- 1
DEB,lnktkaired near.
eu T I S - o""ieWs . c . tl
to
enlarged ATV , . iiiiiiiiiii
exattligt. EDLAI
dir s v a to N daan . te a mtions itom
eding
DIBEASE, Ge1tee1......-
OEIDIOUS DEBILITY, seminal
wileslons.filvoluntairs faschasgos.
BORE MOUTH, or Canker ... 50
ITRIMAItY INCONTINENCY. 10
YAIMML fieelS with
8050m5.................. II
BUYYKIIDDIttat (Mango of We. 01
OYILEYEY,Bpasins, kit. V/ Dud DZ.:
It
DIPTIIERIA, ulcentted *ore Ituost 1W
FAMILY VAAOII,7
Ogees of Metals, mlnotoctocaWand book come
plete gto
Case of 20 large Mal', m moroccoand book' 6 t6l
Uase of El Urge vIeD, nisin cescand botdat S o 0
Cane of 10 bones (Mo. 1 to Wind b00k..... 0)
A.-Tomusata,
Cornet of Fourth and Market streets.
WholesMe Agent l PlLUtmegh,
67 E. IMAlEB,ElendLttgeldeateteds;
at Martel iset,.-corner tsf the Dlamono
I s and J . J..EAET. Malifederal Agee,
MWOLAILAN • M NEAN,Cornrese
, ntlMatket street, tOOO.
ri ••
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mo
For rile
Plttabenti,
Allegheny
Mamma
SiILICAULANDIS s •
COUGH BALSAM Is
warranted to be the only pre-- .- A
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Aston., Int:ping Cotr.,
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anae=libealhas, rog m
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of the Throat and IdhEi'lfikr ISarit;
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Uhlyd . • IWafttnentit /what!,
I . )IL STRICKLAND'S PILE ' ''=;.
EDT has °DEW tbote , ..e.t,',... - 4 . .i,„.. - ;i
-nto& of the worn' toms of ,-4 t -- ... -.. , -.-,t , -' - -,
WAND AND nizzanie :. tl; 0 ; 1 ' -. t,i - . ,
Lid...ra =immediate , „
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neat ewe. • Try' 11'drentlf: a. j,: ?: F ' , S) Rte' '''''
It Is warranted to cure. r e• i • , r.. ' '",
For Der WWI m:tale, at 'Pll S'
El cents . . - . ,
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