The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, May 22, 1866, Image 4

PH. R. ME.FIrrZ,
Banker and Broker,
118 Wood R., near corner of Fifth.
All descriptions of Gerernment Bonds
bought rnd sold on liberal terms.
London and Continental Exchange sold at
New York rates.
Gold.Ellvar and Coupons bought at highest
rates, and Gold Drafts Issued on New York.
p•mr7mNrrlvr,
MosDAY, May 21, 1836.
Gold remains substantially as last quoted,
fluctuating in New York at 130413034. Govern
ment bonds firm, but without quotable
change-1081's, 108%; 5- S, 101%; 10-40 , 0,
7-30 1 s, 102%; Certificates, 100,4 Bennehed oil
stock sold 111 Now York. to-day nt 1:1; Ittihole
Creek, 2%, and United Etates, 114.
The following statement exhibits the hoot .
-Dealt of the Pittsburgh C/Caring 110000 for the
week closing on Saturday, Mar thin
E kehangum
.0.110,!tr
Zl,lla tt9
9.1N.01. 1 hi
312,11› It
•=,1.5.2
254,a55 rot
May 14
May M.
M 10
M a uy y
17.
May 18.
May 19
EMI
The flow of sold to Europe Imt week was
..traordi,,,,,y, insomuch that the large sales
the government was effecting 'barely counter
acted the inevitable tendency to higher rates.
Light millions of dollars in gold left for Eu
rope by the various steamers sailing last week
ITOM New York. This export movement is
the Dort decided response to the financial
troutles in London and on the continent. It is
most promptly made and with entire ease to
the country and the money market; to the
convenience of the United States Treasury,
that tarnishes the gold, and to the credit of
our merchants and hunkers engaged in the
foreign trade and exchanges, who loco the
least possible time In relieving tile financial
pressure and exigencies Incident to the
threatening war on the other •ide of the At
lantic The same thing was done in the sum
mer of 1559, „omit f a much larger scale of ex
port of the precious metal should be required
now, the treasury of the United States has
whet - el/Ith to supply the demand from Its
Maple revenue now lying idle, in actual coin,
in its vaults. The gold certainly could not be
pot ton 1119 re timely or creditable use, at
present, than to the relief of the money mar
kets of the Mil world, with which we al, In
daily and intimate commercial inter
ertn,C.
Tho next foreign adviees are looked for
with much interest. Should the political end
ilimuelal situation be reported worse than by
the .1511., the probability is that further heavy
shipthents of gold will be made this week.
vin the nth or hand, should even n partial im
prevernant be shown, there will be less eager
-11.4 of demand for gold, and a steadier feel
ing in the foreign exchanges. The prompt
net very heavy remittances made last week
are In view of the worst contingencies of war
and financial pressure.
—The failure of the Merchants' National
Bank, at Washington, having been the occa
sion of u fresh outburst of vituperation against
the National system on the part of some of its
opponents, the United States Treasurer, Mr.
Spinner, has given public answer to several
queries frem a private source, n nth are of
general interest., and calculated to allay ap
prehension, and we therefore print them fir
the heueet of our readers. lie days
ask to what extent is the government liable
for the redemption of the notes of the Na
tional Banks. I answer: To the fall t-twi
t:me valet, of every note lkstied by the Con
troller of the Currency to a bans, anti by the
hank put into circulation. You ask "Should
the bank deposits with the United States
Treasurer to seen, the circulating notes with
the banks depositing them be inadequate to
the redemption of the notes of the bank, hr
reason of the decline of the securites de
posited, Is the government bound to redeem
the notes nt parr' The t7th section of the
National Currency act only gives tee right to
forfeit ell the securities held for any defi
ciency. the Gerernment has a first end para
mount lien kliton all the assets of a detaniting
hank. I therefore answer this question affirm
atively. You ask again, Could the absolute
failing of a National [lank Impair the value of
the circulating notes of the bank making such
failures r' I answer no. On the contrary the
notes of a nutioual bank that has Inileil are
rather better than those of a hank in good
standing ef away from the! heathens centres of
the country, for the reason that the Treasurer
of the United states becomes the cashier of
such defaulting bunk, and will, through his
assistance and all other Government officers,
redeem such rtrettlatlon. You ask tourtn,
”Are the tinter of the United :States Treasury,
beyond the fart of taste being legal-tenders.
a greater security In the holden , than rite enr
rrees of the Nutional thanker' The United
..t Ichell-tetrlt r not es afford no greater se•
..,tr.ty Ir. the lebll-1 than the notes of National
Theeel v esti difference het wren the
two, Is, that while the latter are only legal
tender from, nod to, the Government., the
Pinner are seek legal-tenders from, and to.
all parties, whether municipalities, corpora
tions or individuals " The Washington tele
grams assert that Col. Paulding has been put
under arrest, the evidence taken by the Mill-
Lury Board comptientmg him to a very eel-ions
extent in the tut pro der deposit of over sow,-
on , in the twoketa bank. Another dispatch
mates the ifeti.e Committee on banking will
soon report a hill prohibiting disbursing offi
cers trout depositing Government funds In
national Bank •alt sated in p aces where there
le a United Stales I rraiurer's office. In tuner
pieces, bard, e Inch are deposttealre of public
Muds are to stye um pat security to cover iii
deposits.
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New York 7:10iIIP) nod Fltock Market.
Nriv YORE, May —Money quiet, at MSG Der
cent. Eterling F yeliange nteculy, at laYl , . told
quiet, opening ut laP. , " and closing at same
figures Goreynyue nt stock...quiet.
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Loins 01.5.1,610,i60, 41.934.g•1l
c.,-ca .1. 4.5:1,237; circulation, 1r3,140.
arta; nern-tt•p, t ..
legal tender, V 3,710,107;
I:dtrease, Or t, I ti; dep0.ittt,r...117,4V.7i, dee room,
$12.3,124. Gold clo,ed at IZS:.
Stocks Out Chicago aid Rock inland, al;
Chicago and North a astern, `fit, ,• Chicago and
North Western prefer, Cot o C l eveland and
Pittsburgh, ti43-4', Mich Southern, 77%;
Reading, 10 - 0,1; Illinois I, 12e; Modem.
River, 113; Erie, New York Central 93 , 4:
Western Union Telegruph. eli4; Chicago and
North Western, teL Id, an; U. Sixes of PM
registered, 100; do tounorm, 10fFil.,; Coupons,
1W14; Picea and Ten-Forties registered, It,
Seven-Thirties, lot serles, Itr2%; do 24 series,
1024. The Government stock of Gold to-day
will amount to shoot two millions.
At the t o'clock cull the sales were., follows:
Now Zuntral, 14; Erie, ;X ..; Mariposa preferred,
2; Hudson Inver, Ll 3; Cleveland and Pitts .
burgh, fa; Chicago and North Western 27%-
Chicago and North Western preferred, si?;
Pittaburgb, Yon.. Wayne and Chicago, atiliA.
The Commercial's moneyarticle nays the
Stock market this morning slide's the effect of
the heavy gold movement of last week. The
sales of the Government wlll call Into the
Treasury about al4ooo,inv of currency, end the
demand upon the banks for this large amount
nos caused iwoneelintiging of leans and a slight
flurry up on the money market- The banks
generally continue the rate on call loans at
r o •F rer er in ce_nt 6 , r e r n r t oWv . h s e
Sow of currency
from am Wer
est hamabated; at ifiticago,
exchange on New York is soiling at a
discount, and at Cincinnati, the -rates
arc much easier. From then concurrence
It would seem reasonable to unticipate a par
tial reaction from the extreme ease in money.
It has been suggested to the Secretary of the
Treasury that he call In u certain amount of
the certificates of indebtedness, giving notice
that after a specified period the interest upon
them will be dhscontinned. The Secretary has
the Option of calling In the certificates at any
time within the
.year for which they are Is
sued. The authorizing net reads, "which cer
tificates shall tic payable In one year from
date, or earlier, at the option of the Govern
ment." We understaml there is much proba
bility that thin count, will In, taken by Mr.
McCulloch, and that the au,nuo t of certificates
marketn will be ninielent to return upon the
all the current)) new loilng withdrawn
through sales of gold.
Kooks were generally Inver this morning.
in anticipation of thy caner u, the money mar
ket. Erie was 1 per- rent. lower; Nestling, k;
Michigan Southern, North Western, If; and
preferred do., 112. 'the bolls, however, show
confidence) In the future, ay buying freely on
fifteen to thirty days. option. Pew shorts of
5 to 10 days nre put out, In anticipation of low.
or quotations during the temporary change
In the condition of the money market. The
miscellaneous list Is generally weak and low
er. Governments arc of longer than any Other
class of sccuritive, listurdavis price being sus
tained throughout, except on certh3cates. The
statement of the associated banks does not
Show any Important changes beyond a do-
Crease of nearly two nlllllOllB in loans. The
returns, however, do not cover a large pros
portion of the checks against gold brought
from the imatreasury, so that the statement
does not reflect the bulk of the gold transac
tions of last week.
New York Produce Markel.
New Toni, May 21.—Cotton more active and
Itrd better, at lkneP4oc ( or middling. Flour
drill and
four
lower at #70.548,40 Ohio xtra State,
tt,tiees,lo for extra . nand boor, and
an. 18.00 for trade brands. market closing al.
Whisky dull and nomlnal,at r.:,%fta,27. Wheat,
influenced by western account, is 365 a high
ertrlimt. Vry quiet, at ild,Ss tor Chicago spring,
a toe. old No. I Milwaukee, ret,Se for
print(' now amber Michigan, and refused
to,nowMilwaukee.
(torn active and lo
batter, at 7flttPln for arts wmtern mixed afloat,
H 1 ,13%0 for old do in store and delivered, sZu:
for new yellow wertcrm — dellroreil for round
yellow--and 11l 70c for damaged. Outs le bet
ter, at 50055 c for new n encoreand Ge(galc (or
old do. Petroleum dull at an,,0 7 , 70 for crude,
and 41(te2c for refined in bond. coffee quiet
and firm. Sugar more stonily, Iteielle for
Cube, and legqi2frin for Porta Rico. Pork
opened firmer, out closed heavy and towel at
11,10,74611,00 for new mess, clotlat •30,23 0 . b,
rea,so for old do, and 11e.44 24,50 for err,
--onto 6,150 bb.s new mess, for June. July
and August, senors' and buyers , option, at
11 , 20,t0G30,67. Beef steady with a fair demand,
ate 16.9351.1.0 0 for new plain mess,lrir s Ofs ^ V.S ,
for new extra mess. Beet Hams steady und
firm at 617,00 L owe . (Mt Meats unchauged..
Lard quiet And lower at 19getc. Bacon quiet
and Winer.
Philadelphia Market.
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.PHTLAD.ELPIJIA, play 2 1.—petroleum unchang.
ed. Flour dull with a declining tendency-
Wheat dull at tlatirt__,6o. Corn arm; yeliow
alc anti 500 Una ela White at 820, cotton fleni
at1439r., for Flax Seed wanted at
Faiajry doll; Pennsylvania, flptetAl;
Ohio. 0,27:
Grains or mu Prrnintrnon Gazwrrs,
lioanar, May 11, lies .
The wank does not open very
nnspl
clonsly for commercial operations, If to-day's
transactions can be taken as 11 fair criterion.
There is an almost total absence of the bony- •
ancy and excitement which prevailed some
few days since, but notwithstanding the spec
illative feeling ban almost completely sided-
tied, there h but comparatively little change !
In valuer.
GRAIN—We can report sales of 500 bushels
Minnesota Club Wheat. at Oats doll
but unchanged: .1r el 5.0 bush o. I Chicago
at ;A ; 1 one prime Indiana—in elevator—at 57,
seller to sack them; and Si bash prime from
VtOrt,lllo. Corn in In better supply, and a
shade easier. Rye is still held firmly at $1 No ,
movement In Barley.
FLOCR—Is less active and in pretty good
.4opply, and some dealerl, in order to street I
sales, are making slight concessions. We
continue to quote good to choice brands of
, p ring Wheat $10,50 to *11,50, and Winter
Wheat do at $1.9.613. Sale of 100 bbla low grade I
-priner at 1118,75.
PROVISIONS—Bacon is quiet but steady,
with It continued lair Jobbing demand at
14'4 for Shoulders; Ili for Ribbed sides; 21.. for
Plain Sugar Cured Rams, and for Can v aSsed
ditto. Lard Is a little dull; sales at V.V.!i61:1
mime eGYAnd Wirillt for country. Mesa Port
no change.
POTATORS--Coming in pretty freely, and
a. bile the market is a shade easier, pricer re
main unchanged. Sales in a regular way nl,lll
store st $1.40 to $1,53 per bushel, and $3,7545.1
pt
41.37er bid, as to qnallty. Sale of I ear, on track,
a,<).
Balances.
54,..04
7.b. .7 r;
Fo
53,611 04
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1M8311113
MILL TEED—SaIe of I ear Middlings—not
, trletiv prime—at 01,70f/1,75.
CIIVESE—Is dull and unchanged. smail
sales of Western Reserve at 17(1I8, and Goshen
at 94
RUTTER—There in no Improvement to note
In the demand for this article, and thr mar
ket he dull, and prices are nominal at in to
(or common to prime.
DRIED RFUIT—OId crop Apples arc selling
st 14615, and new,of which there are very few
In market, may be quoted at MPS. l'eacht,
eiiieg at isqiti, ;for quarters, and 2.:d•!:1 tor
halves.
SEEDS—There Is an active demand for Flax
Seed at 1r2,65, and very little arriving.. No
movement In Clover or Timothy Seeds.
SORGHUM-1a dull at 53 to at.
RAY—Thereto riot much Inquiry for Haled
Hay, and but little In market. Loose Day
sold at the sealea to-day at 85' to 325 per I , m.
to quality.
BEANS—DuII, with occasional small 'odes
at a 1,50 to $1.75 per hush.
OlL—Sales of I Lard at
PIG LEAD--Last sales at Ile.
SALT—Ix selling al itin on tr.....ck.
PITTSBURGH rEmict PLIKLIM MARKET
Orrtcrs or ros Pir-renrsme oarrir,
Homer, Roy 21, MOLL
CRUDE—The transactions in erode were
.1 geln remarkably light to-day, reaching in
the aggregate, abont thirteen hundred bar
rels, and the market Ls quiet and doll, not
withstanding there is but comparatively lII_
tie offering, and the supply and recmpts are
,fght. Quotations may be fairly given at It,
tibia returned and in hulk, and 19, bbls
tnols
lod—though some holders are asking lit; and
Mt+. bale of 7.0. in bulk, at it; Mie 0.11.111014. ut
3.nil Mat IP4. There is some little inquiry for
hi went, but refiners are still holding off,
waiting for a still further decline in Crude,
or an advance in Itefinetl. We have no ad
vices from the wells to-day, but from what we
, an learn, pmehases for this market are
ILEFINED—There was some little tenni,
for bonded oil today . bet as buyers and set
ere are apart In their views and feelings, or
.13Ve bat fee transactions to record. We are
cagnlzant of otters having been mule
'or Philadelphia delivery at 411.4 for May and
42 for Juno—ante of SU bble for September at
LC, buyers option; and 200, same delivery and
option at 40 , 4 No sales reported for Pate
-1 for rt:Tde I l a r e n
d ry
e:,4 s
37 u r rsu u o n t: n a oj i t n . * t ) - t.:l ,
a‘ovement In free oil.
.4.I3.I4IvALS—.The arrivals of oil by the
gliony Barer since our last report were as fol
nws
.144”. W Wilms..... risher Bra , 13
W. I'. Logan.. ..... 44 I:. Chriateln.... 205
Lasterfr. Ellison ... W. lialduum . . . 11:4
ECM
Bo , roll, May 19 —There Is a continued tie
Live demand for this staple at steady
m.l weekly sales again foot up a large aggro
mfg. Manufacturers are generally In Cie
market for supplies a little ahead of imfumll
ate wants, and, from present appearances, are
letormined to fortify themselves imatnst any
^nntingencv touching the movements of the
iew clip. They arc disposed to operate freely;
lt there Is no excitement nor ups ard ten
tlency in the market, as It is well understm.st
' hat present price., however low as , 01111)ared
With those of the last few years, are fully IN
!ugh an the condition and prospects of the
„malls market will warrant.
.• . •
Sale.. of domestic for the week foot up some
Ws, at about the previous range of Cie
.Sc 7 for fleece, and /3...0rrV,:,e (or the various
'lades of pulled. Included are lots of Western
Ileeve at 45(050e: Indiana and 31.1ehigan at less ,
.13e 1 New llarumMire and Maine at. &POW; Mo.;
at
and for medium and floe, do Penney' va
ola and rtricinla t. 614cze, anti ...n5 ,1 0.0 , 10
• ots of cl,olce, loulde extra and odo
radlac, Including some. 50.00 110 at :0(.4 73c.
In Texas; sales 10,001 Ibs at . 20,3, - 2.1c. In La I lfur
. sale!. 30,000 Ito nt I:IQ - Savo Ib, is Oregon
"Ogees 005, 11.. at Vs por lb : In canada, sale.
combing at n&', and lino Ins poi ;0,1 10
g. , c per lb. In foreign the sales have moder
ate, but at very full prices owing to the ad
vance la gold.
Saw Yong, May l9.—Clover rematas quiet,
and may tie quoted IP,iati% rents for Western,
and 10534.104 for State. For timothy, there 1,
no demand—nominal range 44144,1.5. The re
selpta of flax are mall, anti the Justness it
consequently light nt $2,758.,141. In canary.
bore has been more basin.as than balers Jr a
1- nir time, the aCcounts from Europe advising
nigher prices and light stocka; we noticesales
.4'loo bags Smyrna at at—now held lit *4,17‘ , ,d ,
1.50 ; Q. 1433 do Dutch, and 114 blds and GA hags
'.‘letly and Smyrna, on private terms. Liebe.'
• mall:tees to advance, with further sales of
7G hags midi 3000 pockets Calcutta to arils,
lore per .. .Armada. at F 2,14) (now refused for
more to arrive) WO do Bombay, also to anew,
v 4,00; and tan to arrive at Boston y 2,700.2,75
gold.
New boar., May 21.—The market is strong
;rah trollcatlons of an advance. Brown Sheet.
ags—Ammokcag, A 21; It 20; Appleton. A '3;;
' 17; D 19; E IS; Atlantic, A 211 ; D 19; E IS;
113; 11 21; N 19; Fine Brown Massachusetts,
It B, Fine, 20; Pacific, A 21; do. 1. 21; Peppered
Inc, 39; do. 11 21; 0 19; N 19. Shorting
.I.nal Shirting Bleached—Bartle/tn. 20; do. 24;110.
2.1; Bates X S 35; no, 11 13, 97/;hates, as, Janie",
272; do. 1314; do. 21; Jamestown, M; New York
dils, 4234 ; Palace Mills, 2.5; Palermo. 10; Pal
mer Itiver,M%; Popperel, 47%; dn. 42%, do. 95;
.In. 107; T 115; d0T1,15. Prlnts—AllenS,.l6. Dea
-1 ms—Arlington, 42n4; Farniors, 20; Haymaker,
::7; do. 8r0wn...10. Manchester, 32%; York, 50.
Chicago Market.
CIIICAOO, May o.—Flour active at $.4.750.10
for good to choice Spring extra. Wheat ac..
Live, advancing 4c; plea at .1.5401.60, el.ing
at al.eos far No. I and .1.0201.10 Inc N 0.2, ac
cording to location. Corn acttvc and ad
',anneal 101!",,c; Bales at 51%051;ie for No. 1,
nnu 47f/t7.ie for N 0.2. Oats firm and advanced
10011.4 c; sales at 32 32'.4c. iiiginv Ines 'l2.c.
Provisions active; mesa pork $4,41.
Ilcrrato, May 21.—Flour quiet. Wheat dull,
held above the views of buyers; palms only of
§lt, lota. Corn, No. 1, at 44e. Mixed, at •102,43
Harley and Ityaret and nominal. Fork, at
11:1,10. Lard, =, Whisky nominal. Canal
Freights dull 14k ew York{ Wheat, 13; Corn,
it; Oats 71447!4 Canal Erports—W heat, 40040;
C0rn,51,51.1; Oats, 25,691; Barley, 3,074.. Receipts§
10,'My, Wheat, 4.5,30 k Corn. 35, 8 73; Oats,
170,013; Rye, 16,700.
Sr. Loris, May . 21.—Cotton firm, atgle. Flour
dull; the market favors buyers; SWUM Extra,
117.11; Fall Extra, $8,110Q8,141; Double Extra,
0,250)11,ge. Wheat unsettled and lower at
SlAnsl,7o for Spring; $147401,f0 for Extra (flub;
93, 40 for bale Good Vail; 51,50 for Prime,
and V,05.:1.75 for Choice. Corn declining, at
tsfrie. Oats heavy, at 42045 e. Pork droop
ing, at rn,Do. actin nOminally unchanged.
Whisky quiet, at 0,10.
Pirrsatruon, Eon? Wavin & CRICIABO R 11.
Mar pigs load, Richards, Hartley 3. co;
hams, F Nowlin & co; 600 pigs lead,Bake
svel I co; 11 bxe cheese,ll Riddle; 4 care metal
Bo an ft Can bey' 1 keg better. Volgt & co; 1
car metal, J Wood & Son; S halt Ws butter, J
toblanz; 10 bze enrollee 8 k;wart & co; 2 kegs
hatter. 2 do lard, Blair & Wood.; ;11
bble egge
Lenz; 1 car metal, Nimick & co; 2 bble vinegar.
Kirkpatrick & Bro; 2 care scrap iron, Malln;
I car staves, J O'Callaban; 1 car corn, A J Ha
gan; 100 bble tour, W Linbart; do do. J& W
Pairley; 100 do do, Kiel & Ritcbart; 100 do do,D
Wallace; 200 do do, T C Jenkin ,o• 2 pkge bacon,
.1 do lard, 2 do eggs, Little, Baird & Patton; la)
I.IA B dour, Beginzunr, & Voskamp; 100 do pota
toes, 24 eke oats El Emir; 80 bbls dour, She
fn aker & Lang; I bbl molasses , Atwell, Lee it
an. rage, Pitts Paper Co.
CLaVELAED a PUTTS3IIIOII RAIL ROAD.
May 21—kr2 eke Potatoes, J K Caldwell; oars
mtal, 31 imick & co; WO bble flour, Knox a Mc-
Kee; Id; bags potatoes, T C Jenkins; 11,1 do do,
W D Patterson; 7M obis do, Voigt co; 1:31 do
do, C C kabiley; 113 eke do, 8 II Floyd; 2 cars
barley, J ithodeatl ear lumber, Kelly A Go; 1121
pigs lead. T Nevin; Ito hides, Watt. &
son; 5 tee beet J I' Hanna; 10 bbl, bungs, Lu
cesco CIL Co; htel tobacco, A Schaub; 50 bbls
floor, CB Leech; 50 dodo, Newcomer, Goo
no; 51) do ao, Kirkpatrick & Herron; 60 do do,
W 31 Gormley; 8 pkg. lard, 1 bbl flaxseed.
Conk, Dro A co; 2 pkge soap, 11 Wale. 7 sacks
wraps, Wm Flacons II too, cheese I. M Volgt
.0 co; 4 tubs butter, I' bx bacon, ' C Jenkins;
td bids oil, K Pritchard; 152 bbl; oil, J Si up.
pineott.
Prrrentracm. Com:mace AND CINCINTEATI R. R.
Ray 21-2 cars corn, Hitchcock, MoCreery
2do do. Russell. Sweeney Acm 5 bble eggs, it
IV Rankin; 2 cars millfeed. Keil & Illmhart;
obis Roar, Eli Myers; %0 do do, Shomaker &
Lang; 8 cars barley, 8 Ilarbaugh CO; 1 ear
corn, .1 W Yairley; 2do do, W J Meek; I cur
;dares, .1 Meyers; hi sirs oata do rag s, T Now
lin Son; 2 ski wool, WJ Darker; lObl syrup,
Seibert A Morgan.
Attranagv Hrsmoe, May 21-1 car etaves.o
Lute; 1 car potatoes, Mercer d Robinson; 100
hble flour, 11 Knox & Son; 7 cars wheat, 11 T
.licaronly & Bre; 21 bge wheat, J Craig; 4 sacks
Lend, Ewer a Hamilton; 1 bbl butter, It & A
;Carson; cars wheat, Noble Angel; &I hides,
'+b; tallow. E Merriman; 18 doz brooms, Geo
Huger; 4 Jo do, Phillips & Jacobs.
(3 mm:cart—Pan Lamm/La.-393 bbl. pota
toes, 4 tn,ns peaches, 6 pkgs beef, Gratr d Rei
ter; 163 bales cotton, Clark d eo; tee bAras, 8
llwart d cot 16 bbls marble dust, J C Bottum;
163 011 bbls, A D Diller; ID kgs tobacco, Little,
Bard d Yalu/m.IOOOU bble, Caldwell d Bro;
bales cetton,Cl3.llda d co; 18 do do, liolmes,Bell
cm. 5 tea beet, J U Parker; 160 oil bbla Jaa
luciciestir; 60 bbls tallow F &ellen; 60 tibia
scallions? & Vosicampi lemma mustard,
Cliettiltrilol OunArtiss, Mama &Br%
PITiRBURE:II/ 11.ARKETPI
Boston Wool Market.
New York seed Market.
Few York Dry Good. Merkel
llnffisle Market
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IMPORTS DT RAILROAD
RIPOSTE Br RIVER.
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The river was apparently about at a stand
yesterday with three feet two or three inches
in the channel by the marks last evening. The
rather yesterday was cool and stormy, with
several light showers of rain. Rains appear
to have fallen in almost every direction, and
we will probably have some here before long.
The Leonora No. 2, from Cincinnati, is the
only arrival from below. She had a very fair
trip, inchnling a considerable amount of cot
ton, and came up over "Glass Rouse" on Sun
day evening, drawing three and a half feet.
the Importer, from .. Itlannerhassert" NV.
due here last night, and the Lorena, from it.
Louis, ought to reae here to-day. The last
named bout, we understand, had—one hundred
ton, of metal to put off at Wheeling ' which
will lighten her up consldenably. The tow
twat I.la Rees, went down to receive the Im
porter of some of her freight.
The Prllda left for Parkersburg yesterday
In place of the Rayard,the latter &oat being
compelled to tie up in consequence of low
water. The Lem Leoti is the Parkersburg
packet for to-day, and the Forest City will, It
Is said, be ready tn leave to-morrow.
Oqr down river exchanges it seems were In
error In regard to the amount of money drawn
trona the Kentucky state Lottery, by James
hurts engineer of the Leonora now lying
at I.'"" landing. Theprize was lICI.O/0 lost eon
of Ms,ooo, waking a difference of 514.4110. It is
state., that last year, Mr Pay It was reel pint
of aMe . froni a similar source—lucky f,llOl,
The Nora, Capt. If. 11. lie, inneny, Is tilling
up rapidly for Cincinnati and Louisville,
be ready to tate her .tepar+uro this err.-
r :pg. Mr Blackst(x-k still retains charge of
the odic,
The Argonaut reknitr leg fl eight for St.
Louts. and the Illankow for nt Pahl—both to
I leave when there Is 111. ire eater.
The I , nyetle, m wm man Crept. M. A.. Cox
will leave for Brownnville Si.d Geneva this
ovenle gat 5 o'clock. Captain Cox, n 0 well as
Ilk clerk, Mr John It Me.rhom., , , Sr.' both ex
, Detl elleee and courteous cone, rs, anti the taint
MIN excellent arcommodat brlc for pnesengers.
The new and pretty I hied lath lam. A hranls
will also leave for the saute palate, and at the
came time. Thin nom In bran new having
Waite but three trips, and war built expressly
h e r the (note. Capt. H. . han charg e
of the other
The Camelia It ttimonnatl for Plttabui gh
.nt Saturday last, and Ibe Kate Robinson,
Emma No. 3 and Tor:: towta, front qt. Goa, en
mutt, for Pittsburgh, were due there the s:tuo
isp
The Ida Rees arrived tart eyerong with it
large , t aant ay of flour, whist, she took off oho
Impori,,,Nmow p.rker.burg. Tile latter boat
Rail got as far up as House yesterday af
ternoon, and trill doubtless be fossil to port
this morning.
=
It sm Am, May 1 21.—Viour nominal. W Mint
100 higher. %V hikky nnellangiM. Me,.• pork
doll, al 0011. Lard dull. at tiol4 21'.
STEAMBOATS.
puorLEs•
LINE 01 , STEAIIEns
(INt..ItI'ORATED )
Pitt abtirgh...il i catrxtga ., !..lty, Browns.
01111i/tlll V. II! run u Intal ,55 tween 01••
1 , 0%.• puha, the fly. and upien.h.l
.I.le-whrel nterttnnr• (1111 , A , TALN. !L It. Ann uulu
annl YltT 1 . 1111
• ornolaudu, • r“.•”, 111, C.,M,lrted
Ilif take her p:art In the Is. Ina fr. du ll ? ..)
Thu Chleflutn .-b
lea,. ['Atturg-I. for an ulnl ,
Ir Tilt and SAT. /4 •AYn
.5, N. kr.urning. lunt Uruuuu fur flll.hur,l7
tt 11.11,1 Ilhonlll,ll, DA r.Y.
.1 ntil has e , IrA-rlauu hart lloal
NioUoll,lllVia 1•117 and I . lltinurrh. 5' fright re
nt hunr.. eharw fug uotntuisuluh
2:11, turn Prnthl.
Thlu Ilnr %id not n butt. or: Ihr habbuth.
t•nr new Wha. f hul tu a! wilt be luratrd at the luot of
f,an, •t -
- -
.rt illy', 11,1
1866. 1866.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
MONONGARE • RIVER ;
Pittsburgh, Brownsville and Geneva,
UNION LINE.
PBC7$=T C7OMY'Y,
run u,r .lalIT 61.1e-vrb.el .l.r.mtnert I,..twern
Mononealmml
nel • anti tit,- Itunlar,lt In
Iluv la toaaptr.t4.l. or followlog
atCamrn
FAY F.TTr.. ......... . ..... A VT. M. .
.....
All
..... VT. Z. W. 1:34A1 ,
6/11-LATIN krT. A. 1 , .
These, packets nl , l leave Illtabarad, dally Al I a.
fwilt u.. and
at
P.
I•te xr epta. ,utada). tada IL- departure
he •1.. tn.
Thr throughjutektd for the till It•drtona Irate
l'lttehuruh daily al 4 p. psi. ileuause Mall) at
/Let: —la Lam. It....twit, f.wr Vltt.dwurell
. 117 ... In. p.
1.. aw
to
~ ww,s at t.
t Landin • . at .. p .t laa -, Mogaln
1 11 1 .
m. ew win tr ward .4 Prat -masa sl•Ir-whe. I
team. rt. 1.11 t r‘prt••,, o.r Ilww tradw am..
ww. ronsandmi twy wwf esperlenre..l..,
p m ly partirt3lar wailtuttlou to tim VEZ.II,O and row-
Mrt tiwe Ponta .111 leave. prompt y
at the hour advertised
Freights Received at all Hours.
For fortber r.artlrolan.en.ll, or
WILLIAM 31 ,11 ,ELZ11.)1,' Avat.
U barf-noss. loot of Omit at., rittrborr9
L. COLVIN. Agrnt.
fe'9 211.9 Itrow11•11114..
E.,`OR
It PUISN'iI.I.4:..-1 hr lIPIt and ..le..niVLswa- -
Capt. H. 11. Do revs SY.
t , a, for the above and all Intermediate ports
sit tN Da Y at I P. m•
For freigitt nr pz.gf board or to
11,1,,a;a .r. coLLlNrorvotm. 1 A F"' .
FOR CAIRO, ST. LOCIS
ANT/ ST. PAUL—The new steam.
i.
Will It sot. for toe atm... and all Ifi'Le'r'L M
eillatt. to rte
111, DAY. at Cp. m.
F.r freight or patwtaste apply on board or to
077 FLACK a C9LIINGWOOD, Agents.
REGULAR PACKET Aar on &
1 , 011. WILEELIAiti mAnircrrn
AND zAxenVILLF....--Thr Ono atingle* EMMA
IIItA.HAAL capt. C. It. It'YVI.L. will leave for thet
above and all Intermedlat.. ports every TCESDAYI
at .1 C. to. It...turning, leaves Zanesville every FRI
IAI . at; am. J. D. I'OLLINGWOOLL Agent.
SHIFTS, COLLARS, &c.
To GENTLEMEN.
AI the Intent cttll. I) RATES in,. In stork et oar
GREAT SHIRT AND t OLLAR DEPOT,
No. 72 Firth Street.
A solen/11.1 une..r
SPRING AND SUMMER UNDERWEAR,
r al RI MO
i A LT E t'l/TTON SHIRTS,
ttA (ME MEIIINII ell MTh,
I.ImLE THREAD eltlltTS.
nUMNIER NI I.K nIIIIITs.
MLi al. I N DRA W Etta,
PINK JEAN 1111 A le Etta.
LINEN DRAW K. RN.
ALCO.
PINE WHITE. DRESS tIHIRTK
FANCY PRENCII LAWN SHIRTS,
LIRLE, BILK AND KID OLHVES,
LINEN AND SILK HDKES.,
END LASH AND FRENCH BRAUER,
Late Novelties In TIES,
Together with the most complete line of
Gentiemens' Furnishing Goods
IN THE WERT. As nor bovine.. Is exeltsklvely
ENT'S
that line . FERNISIIINt
Remember u
ot, r
lumber, we rarely full to please In
72 N'll.ftla. iliftroet,
Nearly opposite the Post Mee.
tnyet2arelmW&S MURDOCK & PUTNAM.
LEGAL.
IN THE MATTER OF THE OPEN.
A—ND WIDENING°, BEIMILD !STREET,
from Fulton street to Erin street, in the City of
Pittsburgh,
All persos V i e wers are hereby notified s tr eet
Report of in the above mentioned
has been handed tome ter colleenon of assessmenm.
if said assessments are not paidwithin THIRTY
DAYb froth thin date, lien s will be died therefor
against the properties assessed, wlth Interest, cost
and fees. J . F. tiLAOLE, city !Solicitor.
mylem7l No. 100 Ffth !Street.
TN TITEIII.4TTEH OF THE OPEN
.. INO OVJ3IIIIIII3IbOSTREET, from Watson street
to Pennsylvania avenue, to the Pity of Pittsburgh.
all persons interested see hereby notified that the
Report of Viewers in the above mentioned street,
has this day been handed to me fur collection of as
se/Alumni.. If said assessments are not paid within
11111RTY DA Ye from this date, Rent will he filed
tuereforinst the properties assessed, with in
terest, co sts and fees.
J. F. SLAULE. City Solicitor.
No. 100 ?Mb titre.
r=
$2,200 WILL PURCHASE
I=l
M3XLICINC. TEVITELT-aXaIDITGIr
And LOT 21 by SO, 011 thartler. Wert, Allegheny
City. For (nrther pgrtlrulars, enquire of O. H.
TOWER, No. 164 Fourth street,
PONSIGNMENTS RECEIVED AND
YOE bALE-4 ear loads Potato., excite and bble
• •
- . , •
50 boxes Messina Oranges;
9J do do Lemons;
IMO Coca Nuts:
WM Pine o Aptdes;
50 towels i
5o do Ss bite Lime;
110 dozen assorted Csoned Fruit:
Sorghum, Butter, Lard, /Le.
W TISXI. N
StreeW..
tabsl2lsf 1.0. In Mini t-II
CON SIG NINENTS.
Vsti buxom Oranges;
1.50 •• Lemons:
2,000 bushels reach Mow Potatoes;
34, burros purr Cider Vinegar;
20 •• borghom nolamws;
25 boxes Goshen Cheese;
20 Hamburg Cheese,
Sieeetred and for We at No. 300 Liberty street.
spa PuTTEIL, AIKEN di hIHF.PAED.
-----
FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Mils. select braces Winter and Spr
Wheal. Fleur;
3 ears Milwaukee Club—la Elevator;
I car do White Wheat;
Mrs rt7C—to arrive:
3 cars choke reach Blow relater..
For sale by It. KNOX & BON.
mylit No. 73 Diablotid. Allegheny.
SITINSIER HOSIERY &GL ES.
Call and examine our saeortment and price..
J LIKES PKELAN,
m 719 Old Stand Stocking Store, 24 Flab street.
1111130.1,Eir TOPS—iOO asutorted
N. , for sale by (mom iiENUT H. 90/441411k.
BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
LADIES , ' GENTS,
82.LX3.1=LZIN'1191
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters,
BALMORALS,
811.ro - perss, cfc(3.,
McCLELLANDIS
AUCTION EMPORIUM
Nos. 55 and 57
ift, h Street,
PRIVATE BALKS DAY AND EVENING. ap2l ,
MEN•N FINE FRENCH CALF.
11 nald Sie•Nv ed.
CI rf.a MIN ar =VMS
WITH ER9i6 A COIGN OS THIPAB BOHR
w. Ivrlta Wide. needing e i t , :4. 1. 1e• for in
d la puus A
to WI • d gee theni, parner U`id
ST IA E i E 4.8.
" Xi Ski Mai Atir FULL & CO.
FOR ,t 4,00, I COMAGERCIAL OIL WWII.
CUSTOM MADE BOOTS,
J. A. ROBINSON & CO.'S,
GI Market Street
Every Pair Warranted.
mytv
A LARGE AND FRESH ARRIVAL
SUMMER BOOTS, SHOPS, GAITERS;
and Salnaorais.
t rirnri•ed. &ad nn Id at the VERY LOW
EST ME either Whn t.f.
GIVE 1 A tAILI. BEFORE PUICCIIASISO
LL,iEWIIERE.
J. H. & W. C. BORLAND,
o. 93 Market .treat. •A door Rom Ed It
mrta
j 300 1 .2 4. AND SHOES.
.749.111M131 14..eZ013.13.
.1112. N 9 Market Street, near bth
Second large purchase or BOOTS AND SUOILS
lb... Spring. the keep on hand a full usorttnent of
every etc holy or Roots end nom. selected with the
oused rare for this market. We knelt* special at
tlon to our •boek. as we believe It to be the best
in the elty. Welt we will *ell at the lowest prices.
I'h lee rail at No. t 0 Market street. Ila•Ing had
over thirty years experience In the business., goo
cannot fall to he tolled. Remember the place. No.
W Martel street. (Opts)
SHOE S T ORE,
VEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
.11
►'o. 24 St. Clair Street.
A large •ntl well privets& stook of LAHII:S . .
..ENT'h and CHILDHENS• OA CI NEN, HAL MOE-
A Ls, etc., which 1.811 •01.1 at the LOWEST
ItH ES. 15038.88050.11 JOHN &NOD • HASS.
ENT'S FINE CALF BOOTS AND
CONOILE..UAITEILS at
inll9 J. V. CAR • &HAN & ('O.•18, 83 Market
I A DIES' rise BALMORAL AND
, CONtiRMS.I UAITERSot
=M=U2I2I=M:MII
1 ADIES•
F INE KID 800T S at
a, .W. ARNAHAN Markel at l
.
ADIES , FINE KID SLIPPERS at
J. W. CARNAHAN 6 CO.'ltt, tl liAaket
IMEANUFACTITIMEEtti.
.
INDUSTRIAL WORKS. ._.,._._..__._
Prot. W. siott. J.N. amen ...ummze Oita.
MUCH M. BOLE & CO..
ENOINt. 111 , 11.,DEJLS AND Ma
t BINISTe. Ilantlfacturers of tTEAIIIIIOAT
N • 1. W ELI. ENO IN Ex, I.ol . ribilrTlVF.:l
cal Wort... al I.lndt of 1.0.1 and Mario,. L b.
a.lNLs,c,a,lrto order.
From the troll earneu reputation of the Reneger,
31r. JA Alga NELSON. we hope to secure a libera l
share of patronage from steamboat builder. and
"there wanting irtno , l machinery. Our aim will be to
do all work In tile best manner for • fair compentra-.
slon•rol to do It In the time ire say. All kind* of
t,AsTIN Cis made to order. ilepaitins Machinery
promptly attended to. We can Pura a Shaft 116 feet
tong, nod bore or tins a Pulley feet diameter.
egr-Shop on Duquesne Way, near the Point.
f oun dry on Third street, near Market., Pittsburgh,
ap10,6810
ARSENAL GLASS WORKS.
MODES, RYRIE & CO.,
hilanufacuta rem of BLACK .4 GREEN GLASS.
WARE, Drugglau• Ware, Bottles, Dendjohne,_c`_ars.
cola, Ac . &ramose—No. 144 WATER IST/L
EXTI
Iretweenlimilittedd nod Grant streets, PittsborM
.. warrant oar Wares to be =yeller to any man
factared west of the Mountains. Ahraye on h
Silas...ars of tbo above de.riptlou. All ord and er , s
promptly attended to, Particular attention paid to
priva. moulds. auitly
.-7• } SEVERANCE, No. 58 WATER
1 HEFT, Pituteirgh, manarecturerof HU/ LEH
VII VETS, WIEWURT SPIKES, common and Taurean
f every descriptloo.
Particular sized or aheped Spikes and Rivets, I.gre
or small, made to order at short. notice. A good &a
rortm on& conStaatl• on band.
flan.. r. COMMIES Malone
!OLLEVS & WRIGHT, Brittanie,
N. , Bless and Sheet Metal Workers, Brittattia Cas
tors, Carbon and Lord Oil Huniers,aud all &Peres t
styles or Brittaula used by Ulan klanufactimera.
Orders promptly filled. No. 111 SECOND STREET,
PLUM: mesh. Penne. betty
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
FIRING OF 113188.
HEMA.P.IIIIIILA,
(BLOOD CURE.)
This article It snort:sot) designed to purify and
restore the blood to a healthy condition, by which
I'o'lo , FULA and all Dlwrases or the Sklu are effect
ually removed from the Indere. Sold in bottles at
50 cents and Si each, by
SIMON JOHNSTON,
*PT Corner Smltheeld and Fourth Streets.
ULOOGE A. KELLY,
WHOLESALE DRUM/113T,
.1110. 87 Wood Street,
OPPOSITE THE ST. OIEULALIZI HOTEL,
Dugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
1: 0 31:11INLIP17111aZECELlir,
PAINTS, 0114, VARNISHES, DYRISTIIPITS, de
The Retail business will be continued as isms' at
Xo. t 3 Federal street. and corner of Visioned Feder
al streets, Allegheny. irtae.jyd
JSCIIOONSIAELEII & SON,
Pittsburgh White Lead Works,
PULE WHITE LEAD,
ISLCTIL LIME) OUOUND IN OIL PUN Pd.INT/N
OIL BABILELS,
7Nrca. GS li7l7cocHa ellarawert.
acCa •
lUCASKS POTASH, prime, must
akr received and tussah, b
L
GE A. KELY.
ray! Wholesale Drugg UEO i ß st, 37 Wood s tr eet.
10 BBLS. PUTTY, to Bladders,
Just received and lordpiT i ra z
max.
tnyl Wholesale Druggist, 37 Wood street.
4)(1 TONS WHITE LEAD, In OH,
~j ust received and for sale by
GEORISE A. KELLY.
myl Wholesale Droggist, al Wood street.
15 BBLS. FLAXSEED OIL recd
and for sale by OEURGE A. KELLY,
earl Wholesale Drainlst, S 7 Wood street.
STOVES, GRATES, -&o
TO HOUSE BUILDERS
AND
ROUSE KEEPERS.
STOVES, GRATES AND . RANGES.
We respectfully invite the attention of thepublics
to our extensive variety_ of COOKING STOVES,
ORATE FEONIa, VENDERS, COOKING RANO
ES, act
Havieg recently increased our facilities for roan
ofactorlog the stave articles, and greatly Improved
our styles of GRATE /MONTS, antl introduced one,
or Ole BEST COOKING RANGES to be had in the
eetenmneity, we ask all to need of anything In our
One of business to or us a call.
33X113$ 15411 db 400..
No. RES I.l.llEtitt ' STE , anniatitairers of ate
Celebrated TRIUMPH and LACK OAK COOK
STOVES. soil Mel
F 6 FAO 4 36 ill
THE BEST
EFFERVESCING
CITRATE OF MAGNESIA,
" ° If lr47Mi Ma% "';ir;C:llgtt.r i d
ARTHVII 0.00703.8. Ohosslst N. T.
atom= W. 'woman.. ..... —...........T. =MatM
VOIORTII STREET ITPHOLSTERIV
No. 121 FOURTH MUM% sow' wooix.-any
oneconera aumnactare and taw contaatly on
hands ever/ article
_la Weir One, no: Conlon. O r.MILL
t,ortala Good.. Comtiorts, Teathernot
50 t li o n . L .
81. Litt OW Nat rawai.otall Mont also, th e celebration
Upon Bed. All Undo Of filato.kalloda anaW:
to •• Extra No. 2 Lard On. ' Sores Prompt auntlan to el to all enema*
JAB. DALZKLI. • BON. I aura g anlbarfaii OFIFS
lingttainkak
M. 114 419 Rd TlMltlit street. 0 .
• . -
;`~~~~
WOOLDRIDGE OIL REEENING
crcrnaw...s.ra—sr.
OF PITTSBURGH. PENNA.
WORKS IN TEMPERANCEMIX
Otlice, No. 2 Duquesne Way,
(Near Boapenaion Bridge.)
ALLAITFAOTtragaI Cr PURE WHITE
Et UTININ - Gt-
Brand—"Luctifer."
TWA Oil mew be excelled for burning propertiea,
col bar-
Zev , rbi. ," Torlloidis si effit ' , .711,41Tr. 108
DR., LK/LIMED.
DirtsCroas--hn Watt, Hobert Lea, Geo. Taa,
F .....t r iinnot4. L. Cardwell, 911 . 11r0t. S.
Jaiaohad
MEI
BONDED WAREHOUSE or
PHENIX WAREHOUSING COMPANY,
Foot of Baltic and Harrison Street.,
itrooklria, N. If.,
Storage for Refined Petroleum,
o Tanks and Barrels. Bee Cheaters.
Stir thrice, No. 16 BEAVER BW.B.NT, Neer York.
ocagy
SUPEItion oLL ENGEWIES
We irs conetenotlng, and wit keep on hand.
pallor •kyle of
PURE WHITE BURNINC OIL
AT THE LOWEST MAREET • RATES
JAMES WILKINS,
CRUDE AND REFINED OILS,
11W. meek, Duqueme w.y.
/Fr dpecial• attention et. to the thie .4 .hlp
meat of Petrageam and tie products. Cowgirl:talent
respect:sal .Welted. Pathan. Box la. etall:lv
era. I.IOIAIXS a AIM MIR
J AMES *!c coy
OIL OF VITRIOL AND AQUA AMMONIA
oChEEL.o,o,II3I Max•Bcet Mt,
ii a PJTM.B3I2OII. PA
BMI
CHARLEB HEAP NEPHEWS
HEAVY ORDNANCE,
AND ALL KINDS OF Er.evir CARTINOS.
Special attention_pald to ROLLING MILL WORM
BLAST MACHINERY and RETORTS.
REPAIRS attended to promptly.
A. heretofore. the brat materiels wilt .l .y. •
umd at this Foundry.
Attention la exiled to one NM FLY WHIM/
PATTERN and inaresaed Winn. for Suing op th
nolilyd
Joi. L. ICIER.
VALLEY STOVE WORKS.
ALLEN, M'KEE & CO.,
OM., and W./reboot.
ol am Liberty A
opposite SithAeld,
Manufactures • great variety of COOK, PARLOR
and 11H.ATIt1U aTtrelle. among which are the cel
enrutenl Allreton, and lionttor Cos; Cooking
Stove*: al., the Autocrat and nentlnel, tor coal or
wood. and the unrivalled Star of Um Empire, for
ood; also, Arches. Wales,enders, Sugar Settles ,
to g Irons and Hollow War generally.
_ma t h_
...... .J. B.
aIADLST
/ETNA STOVE WORKS.
COOK, PARLOR AND HUM STOVES
/Lawns which tee the celebrated ZURER.A. TROPIC
od Tal ' , MAN (Coal &avec) POMANA. V ET
6RAN sad 11I0141111)R8 (Wood Cook stores.) &leo
GRATES. GRATE FRONTS, .te.
Mks sad Waretuntot corner of Noonan and Woo
airman, rittaburatt Entrance on Second street.
Nova;
pITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS
ORMOTBBOBB TO JONES, BOYD A CO, )
Manufacturers of th best relined Cut Mall, Moue,
Wlttgett=n, tl
tee 4 C.4 i ais a ila t ea, Hoe, Pork
REAPING AND MOWING MAUMEE%
Form PLOW lITNCIS, SPRINGS, AXLES.
CIRCU Ate.
Cad and Common Plengh LAßS,
and Spring Steel,
Moo—Corner of lint and Ron went., two bloote
ecr.dy abovothe Monongahela Monne.
131LiCK DIAMOND
113T3:0211ia 11717400.1 2 1.33J91,
PITTSBURGH. PA
kI/2ST QUALITT MI Ml= CAST STEIL.
*mare, Fiat and Octagon, of all exec Warranted
wpm' to my imported or manufactured In Oda corm-
IiiP•011oo and warellotum, No. lag and 151 First, an
and I.2lBaeond etraata. Pittaborah Utt•eo
ODO. =MLR W. D. flflfl J. Y. DOLLY/LK
L A jia'
'LLE STEEL WORKS.
30..itifrrEpER. 1:23 f,"R=Ss
Itanufacturers of OAST STEEL; SPRING, PLOW
and BLISTER STEEL; SPRINGS, AXLES, ORUW
E tto. No. BE WATER STREET ( op stairs).
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Irll
UNDERTAKING.
R . T. WHITE & CO.,
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS,
Manchester, Wood's Run and vicinity.
Conln llamas at Bratteenter Livery losable
Varner et lithafileal and Martian streata.
Hearse nod Carriages Welshed. no10:1yd
COFFINS 1 COfinNS !
=II
80111rAtT WILLIAM", IlordertAter,
Mee. No. its YOUKTE STSICHT.
Undertaking In an Its branches ay Disinterring,
ling oat and furnishing everyman inssemary
th ji " Al r pggillf '117:11:1 1 =1:::: Ts ea
- reasonable terms. deli
ALEX, MliMr,
X7I%77IMEIIEILTALICZER,
No 161 Fourth street, PitLebow, pa. CO/11115 of
Nl kin de, °HAYES, GLOVE& =a ever. deses_pl n
of lan oral
_ZISLItig bootie mrulottea. MogOi
oml i t y so
c e .- 4, kl . = me °mans toratshed
YhAacoons. D.D.?Thcansa i tie r O.
Kula. Sm. etlyd
GENERAL
DEMOTE%) OPTICS
AL.ziAA 3Paateoza:t. 41.64coaacry ,
No. 11 O. Olak ft.. near Mammon Erldre,
LI. P. GBMOZIMBiII. 011111 lagineert
Residence, No. 31Hos stmt.
OIL WORKS.
CS:1=!IM!I
.0 J. H. eswirrar..
OE=
320.12 AXD DIA II tP,
MANOYACTUREIin 07
FOUNDRIES
FORT PITT FOUNDRY
ILLNIITACTVRIMS 07
A. BRADLEY & CO,
Yeaufacture every variety of
STEEL WORKS
ANDERSON, COOK Ai CO.,
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
Knuoilaturen of
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1:1=1
bbrnzarreamot
Li=l
0:ctile):
tut (pi V. 9 :44
BANKS AND BANKERS
BANKING HOUSE.
N. HOLMES & SONS
Ban om.erss.
N 0.57 MARKET STREET, Pittsburgh.
Deposits received In Car Funds and Currency.
Co!lentons made on all toe principal point. of the
United States and Causdas.
STOCKS, BONDS AND OTHER SECURITIES
Bought and Sold on Comiabsion.
Particular attention paid to Ina ponlume and
sale of
UNITED STATES SECURITIES.
=I
United States Sl:es c;e1g81 - ; .
Do. do 6.Zis,
1)0. Fives of 10-40 s
DO. Seers-Thirties;
Do. Certificates of Indebtrisisiess.
Orders and Vouchers bought or collected. Ja18:/y
DOLLAR SA VLNGS HANK, No. 65
YOURTH STREET.
CHARTERED IN 11135.
:endaz even Inge, o'clock Wednesday
and (rum hay lat
to November
Ist, from 7to o'clock, and from November Lt to
Ma Ist, from 6 to 6 o'clock.
Deposits rec Meed of all sums of not less than the
Dollar, and a dividend of the profits declared twice
a year, In Juoe and December. luterest has been
declared semi-annually In luau And Decetriber stile°
the Bank was organised, at Die rate of six per cent.
rge ' t'est, If not drawn out, Is placed to the credit
of the depoeltor as principal. and bears the lame In
terest from the firm day.of /nee and Vecember,
compounding twice • year 'without tumbling the de
pi.ettor to call, or even to present his peas boot. At
this rate money will double In less than twelve years.
Boots containing the Charter, By-Lurs, belles and
Itegulations, inni n g
o gratis, on aPPheellem et the
et.
Cagritoratx—OE
VI_CE rill
John O. 13actiofen,
Ben). 1.. Valinestoelt
James Iterilman,
James McAuley,
Junes B. D. Mt de,
luso M. Pennock.
W m. J. Anderson.
Calvin Adams,
John C. Hindley,
George Meek,
Hid Burstein,
A'onsolA. Carrier.
Charles A. Colton,
tn. Donal.,
John ETIIII4
John J. Gillespie,
William S. Haven,
Peter H. Hunker,
liichard liars,
Taisksonan—C H ARLES
Semurrenr—JAS. It. G.
ENSITRA Y CE
INSURE YOUR LW E Li THE
CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
of Hartford, Conn.
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AMERICA that nowmares and pay, an Annual
CAull DI EFL. on the first and each sutwequent
cumulation remium. Ito CASH CAPITAL, an ac
c of ighutaiiCO, is securely invested In pub
lic stocks and mortgagesof REAL ESTATE. It is
now In its 18th year of Mistime, and has paid to the
winOWs AND ainguAga of Its members the sum o
E MILLION DOLLARS. To this date not a sin
gle ease of litigation has occurred, an evidence
that liberality nod fair dealing La a specialty with
this Company.
Thu policies of thin Company are not forfeited by
reason of lion-payment of premium after the second
year. No payments required after ten Years. het
pair -lea continue good through Life.
Orricaus.
J. C. WALE LT. President.
.
N. S. PAL:MS:It, Vice Presidet.
S. 11. W MTh, 'secretary.
Brandi Vince for Weitern Pennsylvania, where
Circulars and Vella Applications will be furnished,
V4lllllll •treet, PllAltburgh.
Agernta w•ntAd tbfonith , out the state. Apply to
F. E. 001.)AL.L., Hints Agent.
CULABTER 1 829. PERPETUAL
FRANKLIN
FIRE INS TRANCE COMPANY
PHILADELPIIIA.
Assets ett Jen- 1. 1964. • • 52,457,949 95
Capital • 400,000
Anent.' Prrtni tuns 07y all.
Invested Preminms 1,061144.
l'tet tied Chains ai&
income for 1/44. 300000.
Losses Paid mineral= 8,00,001
Pertotual ta d
Temporary Policies on liberal terms
Class. N. Bancker, Gat. Lee,
Tobias Wagner, I Edward C. Da/c,
tamucl Grant,
George Fates,
Jacob IL. Ctolth, 1 Altrod Fitter.
George W. Ittchardt, r. - a's W. I.cretp,
criwici- N. A NCH Presidenl.
1.71.111 A 111, C. DALE., Vise President.
JAB. W. .11LAI.LisTKIt. e.g . ) . pro is.,
J. O. 4 twriN. Agent.
hJ Corner Wood and Thint strecta.
AND ITIAILLNE
INSURANCE CO. OF NORTH A IHEIIICA.
PHILADELPHIA
=II
Hartford Fire Insurance, Company,
Assets, .
it l^rotectlon ran be secured In the above named
and tellable Comp=lre.
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tbr:iy 94 Water street, (up VALI .)
WESTERN INSURANCE CO., OF
PITTSBURGH,
ALEXANDER NIMICE, President.
WM. P. HERBERT, Scemtary.
CAPT. UEORGE NEELD General AKrnt.
Met. V : Water street, Spann Pt to.'. Ware House'
up stair*, Pittsburgh.
Will Mauna againat all kinds of Fire and Marine
Risks. A home institution managed by Director s wile are well known to the community, and who are
determined by imompuseas and liberality, to main
tain the character which they have assumed, am of
fering the best protection to those who desire to be
MO red.
Alex. Nit:Lick,Andrew Ackley,
It.. Miller, Jr, ,
Da - id kt, Long,
Junes McAuley, lie. J Thom.,
Nathaniel Holmes, Chub J. Clarke,
Alexander Speer, I John R. McCune,
(2 .m i pind i l H i, • Herron, Junes I'. Hanna.
C. --- "" - iV3t. P. HERBERT, Secretary.
( lITIZEMP INSUILANCE COMPA
vNY Or PITTSBURis —ollacd, corner Market
and Water streets, second floor. .
WM. IiAtiAI.EY, President.
Wll, A. SHEPARD, Seer tary.
Insures Steamboats and Ca.....va
',sure, against loss and do ,u lye in the navigation
of the Southern and NI eat. Rivera Lakes, and
Bayous, •nd the
foesnavgation I. ...I Bram.
Inaures against and dainae, by a re.
DlllaCTOlat
M. liter.
John Shit ton,
Jame. RL Cooper,
S. Harban & h,
J. Caldwell Jr.,
'John S. Min, rib,
Wm. A. Hong tr.
oolOty
Wm. Regale'',
Samuel Res,
Jas. Park, Jr.,
W. 0. Johtol.on,
R. F. Jones,'
Joshua Rhodes,
Rarelay Preston,
tJeorge Bingham
MMVI b't:t U il.f ii''
OFFICE. N. E. CORNER WOOD AND FIFER aDA
Wm. Phillips,
John Watts,
John IC. Parke,
Capt. Jas. miner,
VIM Kirk,
James D. Verner
W - M.
JOHN WA
W. F. GARDNER, beeretag
Jul Ply Capt. 5A311.8 lik
ALLEGHENY INSURAN — CE CO.
OF PITTOCIUMILL—ULtice, No. 37 Fifth Weal
Bank Block.
Inatcreafarrainst all ileitis of Flee and Striae MOW
JOHN IRWIN, JD., President.
JOHN 11. IdeCORD, Vice Psesident.
C. 0. DONNELL. Secretary.
Capt. R A M. DEAN, General Agent.
DIILICTOBA
Isaac Jones, . .. ..
John D. McCord,
C. G. Hassey, George b. Head,
Harvey Child Charle• Hays,
T. J a Hoskluson, Capt. Wm. Dean,
John Irwin, Jr., Geo. D. McGrew,
B. L. rahnestoek. Hobert U. Davis.
BORING TOOLS.
pETICOLIA MACHINE WORKS
R. R. 1...1310EG1E",
No. Efl Oble Street, Allegheny,
Manufacturer of
IMPROVED BORING TOOLS, AND FIXTURIII
USED LN SINKING OIL AND bALT WELI
Particular attention Moulted to Ida Patented '
provementa to Jars and Joints. made of lantana,
D. It., and Low Moor on. In standard alms, mid
telnumbered. so that parts can bo ordered by mal. Or
and found a pence% at at all times.
W. also n"..1.h ro a nNttno, small halls, Qo. , La
Mont who may wtab L. Eninnes and machine womb
made to order. Orden by mall prumtly atteLded to.
am prepared to grant licenses to other manularto
tore. for Mesa improvement, on liberal terms. Ruail dt i lrfran P P. O.
E. H. LECH Y.
JAMES DOWN,
--, IILLYINACTURRIL Or
IMPROVED BORING TOOLS,
70.11 MOORES Ott., &ALTAR'S OTHER WELLS.
RIFLES AND IDIOT GUNS.
11 1:4ther
, in cu a t i l l e 4l:36ll ,, of
particular Pr e .non to the Cutting of !Ramps, Sten
cils, Seal ~ Canceling Stamps, Grinding Ra
zors, Scissors, Re, at
OEI
No. 136 Wood 'divot, Plttentrgh. Pa
mvl.Shwdl
PAI4 I / 2 6:J:11
WILLLiM H. BROWN,
Moto of tbserm of 111101111 • 1101110 W,
DOUAI AND RUM PAINTER,
Borth last Garner of ILird sad liarluit Steins
PR T,7:FCONCIMT
UNTrEiI
PRIZE CONCERT,
Crosby's Opera House, Chicago
31A_N- 1566.
1.25,000 Valuable Prizes, valued 84 Hp,
575.25, be Presented to Ticket
Holders, including 19100,000
in Greenback..
NUMBER OF Tic K ETS lESUE I) 500,000
PM CF. ' 81.00 each
This Is the greatest indueetnee t ever offered tv
the public, one ticket out of every tour drawing a
prise.
11,170 In (iseenbacks. 620.000
1 do do 10.00 0
1 d.• do 5.000
2 do do t 000
2 do do 1,000
•
2 do do 2,003
05 do do 1 OM each 1100
V 1
22,
10 do do each 0,000
01 do do 100 eseh '• 2.010
10 do do each ' ' I,IHI
I'M .10 dn each 2,4C0
ico do do 10 each LOU
.20 do eseh 0,000
5 do Health uce No. 04 Wabash Areu'e 10,1 M
I do do Nn. 001 Lake street.... 5.000
I do do No. 27 Newberry street 6,1:05
I .10 I'ottages, on Fulton, near Pau-
INGE A LBREK.
tor.ot:
Robert Robb,
John H. Shoenbeexer,
James Slthile,
Alexander Speer,
Christian Yeager.
A. M. Pollock, M.D.,
TRIM,
James D. Kelly,
Henry J. Lynch,
Peter A. Madeira,
John Harahan,
Walter P. Marshall,
John R. McFadden,
Jahn Ure,
Rlngtealt.
Wm. E. Schmidt,
Alexander Tlndle„
Van/tire,
Wm. P. Weimaci.
lasuc Whittier.
A. COLTON.
HERDS. lollhi.tw F
. , .. . .., .•. •
1111 A street 16,603
2 do Cottages, 103 W. Liberty and Gil
W. Indiana treets... .. ........ 6,0131
0.5 ,,
I do Cottages. (In n od localitn• • •—•• 5 . 000
In do City Lots. each 5,1700
AI do Planos, ' each
20 40 do ito each ral
10 do Melodeons, WO each.. 2,000
330 in Gents Gold Watches. MUM each.., 40,031
150 do Ladles' Diamond Watched, $125
eh
150 do Amer ac can Hunting Case Silver 10.256
Watches. s7seaeh 10,250
150 dO Patent Lever Oliver Hunting Casa
Watches, 100 each a, OW
50 do Diamond icings, $lOO each 5,(M/
03 do do Pins, $25 each.--
...
... 3.750
50 do [twins Mach toes, $lOO each Aron
SO do do do $75 each 0,750
5.1 do Silver Plated Tea butt, ems each.. 3,750
100 do Silver Castor., $l5 Gull 1.030
MOM do Albums, OS to *bleach 52.725
10,00 do Tea and lable Upoons.s2 to $5 each 21.0100
10,00 do Gold Lined Gollets and Cup., $1
W $.l each 21.12 3
MGM do Pals Gents' Gold Sleeve Buttons,
la each.— v.. OM
10,0130 do Gold t e ns, , iii boxes, $1 to $1 each 21.110
50,00 U uo Animal - Inge and Gil Paintings, $1
100 do b": 4 Bblles, $l5 each 5 1,550
72,600 do Clocks, Books, Cutlery, $1 to $lO
each 27,000 25
Total 61=370 00
The drawi will take place, alter the Concert. on
ng
the stage of the Opera Rouse, who 10,0 0 persons
ean witness it. A Committee will be appointed by
the audience to superintend the same. ATI perches
en and agents will hr supplied with correct lists of
.Ir:using ea soon so published. Parties holding
tt-Aets will retain them until after the drawing,
and If their number appears In the Ilstof drawn
numbers, they will forward their tickets Iminedi
atety. with mil direction as to theshipping of
idsgoo or moneys. Tieltets arc for sale at the prin
cipal hotels, book and manic stores In the city. at el
at our /dace, 133 Dearborn street; price 111.03 each:
ant by mal l on receipt of_price nti stamp for re
turn postage. GOOD AND ItkILI a AItLE; AtiliNTS
WA hTED In everycity, town and village in the
United States, to whom great inducements its,
offered.
Leaoex Pbv For Foe
PittslntrdA. Chicago. 01...e1.g.d.; lywnoy.
Kapre. 12:20 A. Y.
Emcees. ..... 2:10 A. It. 2:10 A. It. I 163 e. H.
liapresa. 11 . 10 e. a. 1:50 P. a. 4:06 P. a .
Mall 1.146 A. H. 0:10A. H. I 1.10 A. H.
For Nearenetle and Erie 610 A. H.
Returning, arrive at Pittabargh:
P., Ft. W. A C. D. W.—H2OA. 11., 230 Y. at. 6:10
P. H., 9:10 P. H.
Ewe Zgrults6--0:31 P. a.
C. &P. B. 11..-11:0a A. H. 3:40 P._ 11:30 P. a.
ACCOMAIUDATION TRAINC.
Leave Allegheny tier
NSW BuninaHic-9:0) A. at.. 110 K, A. w., 4551 r. a.
and 6:03 P. a.
RocUzernl2-2111 e. r.
Raw Curets-3:30 P. H.
ECONOIIY-10:81
Wm./Armin-8:30 e. a.
Returning,_ arrive at Allegheny
P. Ft. W. &C. R. W.-1:16 A. at 6:15 A. H., 31145
4atr i. m., 12= A. H.
GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket Agent.
Untzn Q P . AtirA2 6 l=3 „ , , P.At i tb e u , Mta.
Alegeny Ol
myiti F. R. 3n - r..x., General Tl l eke h t Agent l .
All communication/ ahoold be addressed co prrrssunamthco-avigim
WIGGINn. BRAD VoRD & CO.,
111 Dearborn street, Chicago, NAP/T I ABOVI.r. ° CM-
P. O. Drawer, Ana.
SPECIAL TERMS lta CLUB ItATES—Aue party
proc f o rwa r ding of oor more. unless for 11cl:els,
and to. money for the same, will be al
towed the following COl7ll/11i.101, RO 50110
Ticitets one address for $4 50
10 • • 900
••
•• 17 50
'• •• 23 •rt
• • ts 3
'•
•• iG CO
In every Cane send the name of each subscriber.
sad their P. address, with town, county anl
Mate In lull. Money by drag, P. 0., Order, Ex
press, or In Registered Letters, may be sent at our
rink—
TICKETS for sale by our General Agent for nets
burghr and vicinity. Office No. 07 FOLIUTII street
B Room No.
The proprietors will donate to the Lincoln an,
Doer Monument roods ladgro: also, there mII
be MO reserved from Me person drawing tl) •
IdO, prim. for the same purpose.
• -•
REFERENCE.:
Hon. Wllklneon Ex-Senator ot litlnnesotn.
Hon.
tieorg Ran dall,rence, M. C., of Pepn.
Hon. Alex. Ex-Ciovernor. of Is.
lion. Wm. E
Montgomery, EE-M. C., of Penn
lion. slaJor DimAlace, x-M. C.. or Ind.
lion. Wm. LeMngwell, Lyon., lowa.
Hon. Joseph Knox If Chicago.
Hon. C. Graves Smith of Minn.
Jacob Fomyth, Apt. M. N. R. R. Chicago, 111.
01. hrouberg & Co..mpOrtere O ' f Watches, Ch
31uusw.11. Whlte & d Now Orleans, LP.
ipumrnitEvs
HOMOEPATHIC SPECIFICS.
Have yroval, from the most ample experience an en
tire meccas, tlmple, eliclent and reliable. 1 bey ue
the only medicines perfectly adapted tapopulat t se
—so simple that mistake. cannot be made In tudog
them; so harmless as to be free Dom danger, and so
ralcient as to be always rellahla
Can-
No. I mum FEVERS, Congeotlons, Ingenues-
Con 21
2 •• WORM, Worm leaver. Collo 2
" CRYIII43 COLIC, or Teething of In
fants . ....... 11
4 • DIARR HEA of ciardrin or ;Ida.. :a
e • DYSENTERY, Griping and Bilious
Coll . 22
5 • • Chltt.r.EA . AIORBUS, Nausea...—. 78
26
7 •• NEU RALGIA,
Colds Bronchitis. 26
B • •• NEURALGIA, 'Toothache, Pace
9ache •• FIKADAIRIE, Sick ..... 25
0 •• DYSPERRA, titomath
SUPPRESDorton.SeD, scanty and palatal
2 Lrucoltattuse. or While. 25
It •• CROUF,Atoarse UM. cough
14 •• SALT RHE Eryslpelsa, !taut.
Uons 22
15 •• RHEUMATISM., all rheumatic pale. 75
•• /EVER AND AGUE., ChM, and
Fever
17 ••rILEB, internal or external
le •• OPTHALIitY, sore, lothlmed eye.— 77
la ~C ATARRH, acute or chronic, 15110 -
eons ...... ••• —••• .........
20 •• WHOOPL2,O COUGH, opasmodlc
21 •• Ati o ll2h. omoressed .... et
22 •• Kea. DlECKAUtilf.B,l2sit;2ll;egi 122.-
/4 1' tinKtilinVßlL".E.f.ligLata4-1-14...1;..i:i.ii.Q...:
weaknee
•• DROPSY and Scanty Scoretions.....
ra SEA SICENEZZ. or Meknes. Tom
riding
77 " KIDNEY DISEASE.
" NERVOITS DEBILITY, a emalnel
BORE dinclunecs
22 BORE MOUTH. or Canker
112211NIIT.';aa
O w n
Spasms et
32 •• SUFFERINGS at Change of Lila.— Pt
•• 2cruzraY,sp,222o2, Bt. Thu& Dan
-24 •• DaT . ILERIA, nicorated sore Chow 11);
,L,730,000.
$3,585,000.
Qases of 30 vials, to morocco ease anilbook
pieta $lO
Case of 20 Isrge vials, lb morocco and b00k...—. 6
Vase of 20 large vb.'s, polain ease and book • 6
0
Case of 10 boxes (No. Ito la) and book. • 6 0
Tositziia.
Corner of Fourth and Market streets.
B. L. FAHNESTOCK & CO., Wood
Whoiessie A..nnta,Pittsbrgh, Ps.
For We by Z. ALLE/fAZlßmlthtteld street.; 403.
yrufAtt.No, 84 Market street, comer of the illamon.o
Pittsburgh, and J. J. EAgr. No. Federal street.,
Allegheny; MeI)LAIIAS MeICENNAN, 00111er
Dianiond .d Market street, Pittsburgh.
-D -STILICHILVartiI
R .
COUGH B e la
warranted to be the only pre. f. •
oration known to Lore ;_ r ,.
hat Whooping Congt.
Chronic Coughs, .hoeeninf. 1.11
lion,Bronchitis and (Map. . •
erTi ' g r t g ll B ll=g=
el:LI nig .depectoiwting. and • .
ph:tienlarly minable for all
aZeetione of the naval and Lunge For sale 1.1
Druggiata •weiTWbefil•
llayd BELLEW & CU,
Wixom:was AMOS
Capt. John 1.. Chassis,
ahriver,
Charles Arbuckle
John F. Kirkpatrick,
Freak tl. Bissell.
C. Hanson Lova,
, H.Lrrn, Presid.t
'Arr. Vico Preatdent
"a "
OiCDON, Gann Agt.
.
_
lIE
nit. STRICKLAND'S PILE /1-
EDT has OUILEL thou
sand. of the worst case. of
BLIND AND BLILKDINO '• r •
v tLra. It gives Immediate •
reklef, utd effect. a
_puma- •
nent cure. Try It sUrectly. (.) S.
h warrsatedlo cure. • 3.
Yor gala by all Dragging. at PI L - S
50. e.. bottle.
`\`
Z.. XII' 7 . •(I.
ocilard
WltormuLll /Wiwi IP
DYSPEPSIA. -.- Dr. Strickland?'
TO)110t id • conceit
rtatedpreparation of /toots , a , Vr i
mud Herbs with &att
ach's and s Prminative to C . .,\V " "4 .47,4,
ne:veugiee th iTtft sad
7 c. :' ''‘
.
talo remedy for 4yerlelds. C 2) ..
or Indwell., nervous.
nese. L.. of A .p.=. t if
Acidity of the 8
Cal)
Flatuleucy anitle_hill. 41) 1 1.
__. a..
::,..itltlittrit'ultarirViral; .or 4 '
nervous and dyspeptic per
son.. Yor aa154,4.,
tile:
ante everewa•
nrlll.l retiSLLXlttl & c.
~„,,,asere an...
Tansl.F.NnisrLvAxis -
SALT MANDFACTURING COMPANY
WILL BUT
V O Irt 3 X I MMEI,
0114
Suiphuret of Iron
r,„„,„,iwaimailiiimuu n . Co.. omeli.
Corner Pitt Street an Duquesne Way
mbleaf
T " .
Wilt YOUR ItoTioNs,
Ton, Baskets,
sreLsarerirmees, deck.
• J. 61. L.111ER219
13,11 Vatisty owl atombro..pl Karkst Nunes.
rrsatrzoa,
I=
LIST OF PRIZES
MEDICAL.
I,:nro, 1171
lass.. B.SA.MGENENT "' BING
_
PENNISYLVANIS 011.1IIILILLWIL
DAILY TRAIN&
On and actor ISBN - DAY, Ma_yl2oth. trail" will
Imams the Union Passenar De g winner at Wash.
lnrton
DAYII2 lubw—Leaves l'ittabar[l . at MO A. M.
tiopptur at principal walrus. Arrtrat •Itoona•
at 4no A. B._. Tyrone, 0:04 A. (Sellatcww. was
A. 11.1 Lock Baran, Cato r. x..;) nalrwratthi I.llor.
N.• Baltimore,: 6:30 r. New Tort, cis act
toWn, 10:45 r. at . Philadelphia,* 1:0T. 11.1 sod hew
Yzc i t lic rlitikrec i l&LltA l Lfrict:.
.. 4,40.g.
laso A. it., stopping as nearly MI stations; Allan w.,t
at 2:44 I, ; I,sarrisburst, anti r. w.; 11.111*. at
Philadelphia at 12:40 A. r. By this Ulm pass, itscra
are transferred .4 Union Depot, Watt Phtladel p6ly
directly to Eaoreu train for New York, reaching
Mere at S:lu A. M.
•.. • . .
PIiILADEL,PIILA PrlPlLlS:ll6l—keit burgh
as 4:10 r. atopping only at principal station.
Arrives at Latrobe: 6:00 P. is.: Altoona, 9:101.a“:
Ilarrisburg, 2:33 A. Y. 7:11 A. N. .6,1*
York. via Anent,. n, 13:10 A N.. vt• rialladelptaA,
7:10 A. N., mid New York,
la
Z 5 r. is. Sleeping earl run thlongli on this train
sr , :n PA nnul, to Baltimore and rblladelplua,
• No , . Yost VIA Allentown.
FAST LlNX—Leaves rtsupoorgb at 11),C0 r.
stopping only at principal etallona.riveo a l Al
toona at 410 4.. Y. • te
Harrlstrx.• 11:28 a. X.; Pahl.
mores IWO T. x.; New York,' 41a AlicxXier t. 4 10
r. x.; Phllath i en.l;t r. lee. a.; and hew York. via
h 4 2
tDisser. • ;Serpi.,
IDerfix all die trains, Busdays 4:cert.&
ACCUNMOI)ATION TRAINEI, DAILY, EiniDAY
EXCEGP
OUrisToWli ADIARILMOTED.
DATION-Dallylexcept
Sundays) at 2:00 r. m., stopping at resitlar stations
betvn,en Pittsburgh and COnemangn. and connecting
st Blairsville Intersection witn trains on Um Indiana
Branch and West Pernwlvanialiallrosd.
ALTOONA ACCOMMODATION-1411y (except
Sundays) at ::yea, m., st at all regularatu lon.
Plltaburith and taunts. and MA Ma Chiele
connection with trains oo the Indiana Branch. West
Pennsylvania Railroad, Ebensburg It Crosson Rail
road, sad Hollidaynburg Branch.
Wail'. Accommodation, Na. I. daily (exe•S
das) at SIM A. Y.
Wall'. Accommodation No.; daily (except Sun
dWl,MT,rcotistdation No. I, daily (extent Bon
days) s il:60 r. m.
Braddock'. Accommodation No. 1, daily lex, , ept
Sundays) at 3:40 A. 11.
Wail's Accommodation No. 4, daily (except S 'to
day.) at 4:40 r. B.
Wall'a Accommodation No. 0, daily (except Sinn
ditp2ir..
0 :03 F.
thm,(0000
0
1
anu
dirt% Church leaves Wall Station ry Sun
day at 0:16 A. v.. and arrives In Plitsbtuah at te:o6
N. Beturniag, leaves Pittsburgh at IS-10 F. v.
and arrives at Wall's elation at 2:00 r. u.
"Wilmette Trains arrive to Pittsburgh no tolltr. • ;
Past Line 1410 • a.
Pint Walls Station Accommodation..,... A. N.
Brinrou Accomni,xlatlon No. I IMO A. N.
Second Wail's Station Accommodation.— 8050 A. M.
Johnstown Accommodation A. N.
Baltimore Express t to r. r.
Philadelphia Express 170 r. M.
New York Express 1;50 r.
Third Watt's Station Accommodation..... 7 05 I.
Wall's Accommodation, No. 4 4 60 T. 11.
Braddock's Accommodation No. 1........5:50 r. 11.
Wall's Accommodation No.l 7:•0 r. N.
Altoona Accommodation and Emigrant.. lOW r.
Day Express 11:60 r.
'Lattimore Express will arrtre with l'idiadelphla
Express. at 2d6 r. N., on Mondays.
111 e new Union Depot Hotel, occupying the three
upper stories accommodation lding. is now open fur
the LlirSCl.u. of ti . e trateilng com
munity. A capacious Restaurant Is oper. at ALL
notran day end night. Sundays excepted.
Norms—ln mule of loss, the Company will hold
themselves responsible for personal baggage only,
and for •n amount not eXCeediZIS VON
For tickets apply to
W. 11. RECKWITII, Agent.
St the Pennsylvania Central Raliros II Passenger Sta.
!lon. on Liberty and W.hingtoo streets. my2l
PITTSBUIti
_WAYNE
LGH, FT. l RNaiNglai
DIDUAIiIJ
D CLXVELAND &
i~~
mer Arrangement. 1986.
May 20th, IMO, trolne yr 111 roe as
On and after
,Lx:
THE GREAT SHORT LINE ROUTE
VIA 13T/CUSIGIMIALX
TO COLUMBUS,
CINCINNATI,
LOULSVILLE,
INDIANAPOLIS,
And all
the 1114'AiartraTTIIWIXT.
On and atter
MONDAY. MAY ISlxt. Isee; •
Tr..los will leave so:I arrive at IDs UNION 131C1 0
as follows:
De
Tam ..... ..... pa rts .
MOO . As
A ne n.
. Y.
Mall 2:43 9,1 T. v..
Express 1:111r. IP:13
Aecommalatton. "SAS A. Y. MSS r. M.
Mansfield Aecometoda'n 10.13 T. Y. liis r. Y.
Accetemodm 6:12 • 11.13 Y.
olioMerin TliteVlterA EL P.
rr ita ntri th t t l i eet.
Ticket A • et, Union Depot, Eitt.boroli,
prrrsnumni ANDaigam
...- coxious B. B.
Spring Arrangement
theAR MR, 1163,
The n. 0121.1.111 leave AY
Dep Cll ot, corner of Ross and
Water streets. u folloWet
Pith. Artfrgra
Hail to and r.:7, 5.
Express,
Wem Newton Accockow.latl..t. •
r. •:.A. M.
First Etelt,esoort. 0. n. 0.
Second ••
Braddock n; 4:10 r. Y. 0:50 0. Y.
Suede) , chores Train to and
from West Newton le 0. 0. 15010 5. 14
For Tickets anpt• to
ocl7-lv BgA _ LLz2vsi
v , N E. E t ti v tltn' opt .
A /4,E6
kIPPN-
VALLEY EA/Lilt/AL
CELINGE M
On and after THURSDAY, April TEß Vittk, trains will
leave and arrive at Depot, corner Pik e and Canal
streets, rlttstergh, as fellows: _
Hall, to sad from Ilsdlonluir.
Express, do do
Soda Works Acromodutlon....
/1.1•It1m1nItls do .... 140 r. Y.
First Holton do .... 11:00.k. 7t.-11.20.k. is.
Porn... no ....ugo.A.,x. Stoo P. li.
Second Halton do .... 13:X0 P . It. 11:45P. X.
Sunday Church Train, to and
from Soda Works I:00r. m. 10;00:.. X.
*pH H. BLMIKOTONE, Supt.
- - .
7:0) A. IL SAC!. M.
COO O. r. tom
SAO A. N.
I:4iy of:v.41:1131
_ _ _
BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
&LEL BROWN & BONS, Sen'l Agent&
FOR NEW ORLEANS S DIRECT.
Carrying the Vatted States ROL
The 11...1.46..e. titeamahtne of thlz !Devil! a.
"CUBA , . I -1,100 tons, Commend., on
SATURDAY,
• 'LI MULTI' . -I.MO to n 4, W. J. Stafford:. Connnand-
DMESDAY M
At
fr ost From
~.1 1 , z 1:f 's Vniatv, am:to:63or.
For „ rev ,
or
pot prr ogo, i.eis ron. . o r ts io t g he o dl o g r aa s zoia ... _oo,....:
commode
VAR/ RLDA Co. Airints.
16 tirtmas
N. 11.—lin DIU of Lading but thole ottne
ny 621 be signed. remits for the tedsbv= o . 3, tn ,
Bprocured from Ms office. No freight syer.Dad I mr
lil. at I .4mit Maned on day of saffloil.. .4,12117..
STEAM TO ANDFBODLIVBI-
wenPOOL AND K NIL M NSZTO M(eloWoe •
EVERY SATURDAY ,
EVERY WEDNESDAY,
OARBYINO tr. 6MAUS.
TI ets sold to and Min Ireland. England. Boot-
I and liermany and Prange.
AD W ccrd,osord Mad,
.100 G Agent
DALE,
16Broadway, NOW.
FunIVITUUE
AND
OANE AND WOOD 011A1)18,
NanAtiettized.and for qle, ..
Wholesale or Retail.
JAMES W. WOODWEEL p
NOS. 1,7 • w THIRD BERLICE.
OPP.Ote E. Edatnadoon &t 0.%
=hi No. f FOURTH STRUT. t
JOISZTII NAM .11.721 1 / 4 ,412 *Ma.
joiEW .. IIIEYER &AVM
rairrinin.Nr=&to. - thiaai l e , tre
gialeem rea =
aad alaltossay, olthettOwa Imusaliteture. aad . WS , '
ranted equal la qualliyand style to any tuataahotar.
er the din.-amid withal , ea reasintabi. orsish,
RZPLATING.
LADIES, SAVE VOLD MONEY.`
By haying Toni 014 'MI, Wan
sz.rx...samixrra BELVIZO,
CABI EM I A,U AII a i WC ° I2. 4 II7, g°2 '
Can aU be re-platen end made to a lt u r..a.ND 114 AI
MatinL TO Kil d a
. OEN M
-,Tiro. Sit...Olain street:
JJ.°Animal - En. 'corns, scent Ter .
. • the Fnuann, rhuaaaphi. *ad Tha11 1 3 1 11 ,1, 10.
Camparaps, Nort,b-essi coma ViyOD sal
W. JoriEs,AgentrortheNerta
V T • Aare Bute of Yea. Itinly. iad. :an
- -
WM Ak. lIIKEPAUID, Secretary a
, alnwirs
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