Nouita-z, I . . . Baultfbr , ar•4l litroker, 1 18 -WVOI Sk, - near corner • • . . mAll descriptions or Government Borgts awd sol Continentalserms. and Exchange sold :nt .2few..York rates. Gold, Silver and Coupons bought at highest rated. and Gold Drafts issued on New York. Bil FINANCE AND TRADE. bionDAY, June 25, ISM 0011 la quiet and the linctnatiOns for some days past have been slight. To-day It was quoted at Pskilii. Mr. P. it, hierts's New York stock quotations to-slay were as follows : likds 110 34; L-ars, iff 3 ili lo 3Bt,lo-40's (large) SON: small, 06; 7-30 , 5, 102%. ClO:eland Pittsburgh Rail. lead, SIN; Pittsburgh A Fort Wavle, ON; Chi cago & Northwestern, 0 41; Erie, . 1 .56: Gold opened In Now York this morning at 15.334, declined to lUSi, and closed at the Sec ond Board at 1574. The dennind Is either 'for export or custom house purposes, and unless the "boar" Interest can bo lade ced to sell "Short' , again, the probability is that gold will still further decline. The exults . meet produced by the rumors that the now tariff was • going into Immediate effect, bits subsided; and when the government di.- Larsen the nine millions interest duo July ISts 'the "bull" party may tied that they will have a pretty heavy load to carry, though they ;I seem to have entiresfontrol of ad the gold ant- I side of the national treasury. kilning stocks arc beginning to shows signs of renewed life and aZtlysty. There Is a little flurry In Gregory gold stock, which Is being managed by a clique for a rise, though its real val valise does not exceed Is dollars per share. United States Oil stock has istiffeued up a lit tle, and tallow selling in Now York at 7 to 7'4. ClLreland it. Pittsburgh Railroad stock his got down to a rernankably low figure, not withstanding a sharp advance was predicted several days ago. Tile fact that the stock has vl.been. permitted to decline for several days May be a trick, which has for Its object the entrapping of some more victims. It is slated that the Oil Basle Petroleum Company, 01 Pallatleipala, the stock of which company has been under an eclipse for some considerable length of time, has, or is about to, declare dividend. This will be both gratifying awl unexpected intolligence to some of the stock holders. Tile foll Owing statement exhibits the busi ness of the Pittsburgh Clearing House for the week closing on Saturday, June : Exchanges. ihtlances. 2410,277 is 1,100,1144 • zu,..171 07 73,523 . 5.15,5 . 2770 82,207 Se ,903,650 97 1;7,6,514 A/4,372 1C 5 58,19 04 ?.,47.1 15 ,1511 51 Juno iN Juno 19. Juno n June2l. JUue ."2 June'. .$1,773,7151 61x,34714 The letters by the China arc quite cheerful in tone from London and Liverpool. and so tar as American Interests are involved, equal ly confident from Germany. But, the war be tween Prussia and Austria was creating the utmost financial concern, and great distress among the working classes at Berlin, and the feeling ornastety extendmi throughout the Prussian Kingdom and small Statos of (4cr. Many. The English letters look to an early reduttion of the rates of interest, and to the Ito*of capital from the ea - Minuet as soon us the war breaks out into the actual and terri ble codilict of arias, which was looked for the week after the China sailed. The same in fluence, It was believed 41 London, would be telt by the public securltLes of this country. —A ce_nvetation of glass manufacturers was In session at Philadelphia.lust week—tbe lead ing firms engaged to the busineap throughout the cotintry, being represeram!. It Is maid that the gluts manufauturing business has been so touch injured by the low rate of tariff put-upon imported manufacturedglassware, that many shops have been compelled to sus pend operations entirely, and the others hare so little encouragement to continuo the hind most; that buta small number of hands are mu played. 'rho ware can he imported, and after payment of duties, sold at IS less price than our manufacturers can afford to maks ii. It Is desired by them that Congress raise the tar- Br on this article of Importation. --Au idea of the immense pro dne t lye power of the West may be Infrrred from the pro. ducts of one township—Auburn, Geaugs, Co., 'OLIO, in .1935: Wheat, 159 saes, 11 = bushels; corn, 33Catres, IUB bushels; 335 acres, 70,001 bushels; potatomii 53 acria, tan oats, bushels: fiax,43 wirer, hi bushels. Ninety-ono acres of clover yielded 130 tons of hay, and t 551 semi; of meadow produtod 330 C tons et ha l : Pounds of wool, Gild; pounds of butter. 30,1,4; andover 400,000 pounds °relit:enc. There was made G5,- 3.50 pounds of sugar, and 443 gallons syrup. NOW York 46toric and 14144440; Market. Nsw Yeas, Julie 2.s.—The money market Nineties- extremely easy, with the supply largely In ex.., of the demand. National bank currency is very plenty and can be bor. rowed eat for tire or ten days, by returning legal tenders. Call loans range from 4to II per cent. The gold market became stronger . the day grew tot, close, and the lasts.ts were at 1543‘01.54y. This upward turn is due In part to the decreasing to banks here and Lho prospect of Übe passage of the tariff hill. The GoVernment securities were lira, thin ester_ noon but rather quiet. The following were the Clewing prices: Coupons, Mil, lIMAVIltili; '6-93 coupons. '61,1(r4401.2%; 10.40 coupo.,entf, 0 . ..9W4 June 7.oati, Itit , ,loittlX; July do., 114 x 17 1 ;; Angina do., 1111443111%. The money market is easy, at 405 per cent. Sterling quiet, at Gold irregular and Armor, Opening at 15.3, advancing to 1.544, declining to visy.„ advancing to 15331, and el.• leg at 137 f,. tievernment stocks are dull. _ Freights to Liverpool more active at tel to 4.4,1 for corn per 'steamer. Weekly flank statement—Lonns, V 10,44.3,8051 increase, 111,1:11,VIl; specie, $3,501,01.G; decrease, r,713,a0 ; circulation, Erl,skLslB;lneresse, ld,atil -214 deposits, fr-V1,90,1.1a5; decrease. 0445,11zr, Stocks steady; Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne and Chicago, Chicago mud Rock island, 144; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, n?.%; Michigan Cen tral. 10114; Erie, .5574; New York Central, UM/;Reading, 10534'; Western Union Telegram' Um, • man Eeztunelon, 10e; N °stern Union Tel., JP11 7 ,,5 1 43 , :' . n e g u n l e ' rTes ' ', T;V:Vcielir'it: CoP , ens al Bank, 10:136; Ohio and Mississippi CertUlcates, 27. The Peg's money article says: The loan market is easy, at 1435 per cent. for advancen on cell, with approved c ollateraln. The .11s count demand. la light, and first class corn to er- Mal paperpaanes freely, at Skid per cent. The stock market is dull. but closed with a slight Improvement. The hank statement shows some important changes, the chief of which are that the-specie has declined more than two and a half millions, while the legal ten ders have increased one and a half mil lions, and the lama one million. Alter board Eric Bold at 5% At the second regular and last open Boards, the market was firmer on the railways, Erie N- taking the lead. At the afternoon Board there was a vets , full Meeting, and conaideruhle ex . oitement and activity on leading shares. • tirritod States was the favorite among the e. troleum stocks, and rose to 900. Coummilatint Gregory was the great feature of the mining list, and sold largely from IMO dowa to IMO. This decline is equal to MO per share from the highest point of the day. There was no mark ed change in any other stocks ou the list. The ComninetaPs money article sayer, Wall street exhibits rather more activity. The for eign news was looked for with much interest by the speculators m gold as likely to bring lower quotations for Mes, hut the failure of this tiectation has somewhat chocked the upward tendency ot the premium. The rate of lute - eat on borrowed gold is 146140 per cent. per day. Foreign Exchange Is deeldediy firmer. The lending drawers are indisposed to tell at the low rates. Wequote 109 for ten days Sterling bills and 110% for sight. Thorn is, however, a 'supply or emend loud Dino which aro offered at mach lower rates. Good bankers 107% and si sixtyt liedaystpo sterling is offered at 1014/1 , gh Money - continues very abundant. Some of the banks are refusing to lead at the can ent low rates, ut without checking the declining tendency.;'„The rate to prima borrowers, on call, is 4 per.C.ent. On any. good aecnritles, though a fight proportion of the hunmeas is • still dein) nr; per cent. Discounts are quiet at SW per cent. with more transactions at the . lower Mee, FgoVernmente are gent; there are no in dications of i.BPs having been return ed by the steamers last arrived. Stock specs . fatten Is quiet 'hut ethibits symptom/1 of Du prOlretaant; Erie is again a fraction lower, having'boan Balla the board at 17%. ' • -: - Lserwr.—The gold market is strongest at ISl_ %151154%. Loans were more flat at the close. . • Hallway shares show an improved tenacneD: Foreign exchange is very arm at one per cent. advanoe. Bareen,' long bills on London are quoted at Reditillon; short date 110011isA, . At the four ,o'clock open board, the hollow. a lag were the . principal sales 'Wontern Union • Telegraph, 544 J. Erie,'N'f%; Michigan Soritheni • & Northern indiums., M; Cleveland & Toledo, cleveland & Pittsburgh, EG34; Chico Si Northwestern, 2%; do. preferred, Si; Pitts. burgh, Fort Wayne &'Chicago, New l'ork Produce Markel. New Toes, June 20 .—Cotton; no change In the market, tllo for middling uplands • Fleur dull, and Onnumn 10.0100 lowed 1117,3124 7,Ce for extra State; 1X 4 , 0 01110,u0 for extra round hoop Ohio, and .4 10 ,teelit,13 tor trade brands, clog ag heavy. Whlnke quiet, at irptie-LD. Wheat market vary d and nominal Corn • • market dull, and le ewer, at tititwee for unsound new west M for sounil do , inside price at the Mao one boat . lois tb d very chouifi do. at 94a. Oats .cull and lc lower . LCD fdtjdno for new western; the latter pro ex. Mine. Coffee dun. Sugar dull, Cuba ut to 11,1.4 e. Ilob dull. 1 etroleum dull at Z.4c. , for crude, and &Vile for mane.] in boriii. Pork - loiter, at 43r31,61% for now mess, cloning at $ll,OO, emir ~09 for old do, and foal f = riMe. ' nominal. Cut Muuts scenes rind firm, ail lil :BMW/A for shoulders, and 176110 for bane. , Bationditil. Lard heavy, at 19 3/..A2214 - e.. ' •Balter dull, at •334nie. for Ohio, and 10c for State. Cheese heavy, at - . ...-Dew Work Dry doo:mila Market. ' 'yrs* yourr, Juno 2 5 .-Jobbera , prloest Tho - . -market was very quiet to-day. brown Sheet- In a s-Par-bac Extra, ta3; Lanoutor. fD; Livo ' t.) lag; Starr, 13; Atlanta, g 4; 4 mos mug, . . 1.-5; o 11, 21; Aplyluton .A, 24.4; -Utaatla. Ai .3.4 _ - Auuata, 224 ; ingor, ..ft; Broadwayolld; Va. A u 20; tlidutsser, , 24; Dalgta A, 10; Orin /lead, 21r . , Lanark,. 39; LICIUrer- t, AS; do 11,_ra. .--- ' ..S.bee_ tingandShtrtlnsibleaebed-Salloria,Bo3V .' . gr; Bartlett's; 30.3; .M.t.m.. , - X S., DI doll 1.1, al; %Bay Dab!, Xt; Dwlirrit,".l% ilainer4 .1:11reoln.A; e, Danv , 24.'Prltitii - ,. .!..:. . L 6 R ___Az lB l ; 7 Anserlearti../4401?%pe0ur,. raj -tri r rX s i-3, 4; 4l `rer HC = )l lilZ : ;T;rl, l .lO.l 9 g l 9xstu4o,u,S4 dvlY,gt., , _ • • , -i. -...' 1-4 f, Y - I= 07/1/31107 Tax Pirssavnau Gasses,# MOsmsr. Juno 2S, 1801 Tho week.dOes not Open Very ausplemum, for busdnoiss ea thle has undoubtedly been ono of the poorest days this summer. The op pressively but Weather doubtless has a ton tenor to muse dullness and Stagnation, but lit thla particular season of the year trade Is always a little alac.k, and usually remains HO until towards fall in the produce markets there hare been no new characteristics today • ,earthy of apeatal notice, the demand for all of the leading commodities being very light. nut values genendly Tomato unchanged. GRAlN—Wheat le In light in I PPIY, am.l . kme to choice Springs may be quoted at t" 2,111. • into quiet but unchanged at 541;M or "o. I ifhicago, In elevator, and 57@f10 for prime Ohio and Penna. Rye is In demand at el, and Corn is held pretty firmly at Se for prime dialled. Spring Barley Is quoted Ilt 10 to SI, as to quality, and. Buckwheat in Belling In it regular way at V. 1.5. PROVISIONS—Bacon Is firm, with a moil.. rato Jobbing demand but unchanged at IS for Aboulders; 19 for Ribbed Stales, and SS for Su :tar Cured !tams. Lard In dull but firm at 2,1 , , (or steamed, and 1M for prime kettle. Mt.,, Pork is quoted at. $.3.1,150(13t. No movement to Bulk Meats. FLOITIL-1.8 firm with a fair local demand but unchanged. We continuo to quote at *15,50 to all for fair to good Spring Wheat Famil; I 5041 - t 19 for half Spring and half Winter, ♦12,A0013 for all Winter, andsl4 fit for fancy brands. Rye Flour le held firmly at $G,75. POTATOES—in rather better demand, and as the supply Is light, prices may be quoted a :Made higher. We Can report a sale of I ear Peach Blows at $1,15, and the same cur loud was afterwards sold in lots at 1t5,35(51,10 per bushel. Sales in barrels at 9;, :S to 51.50, .s io quality. EGGS—The supply although not very large. somewhat in excess of the demand. and . . . , Prices are barely maintained. sales at as. cttEEsE—h, n little dull but unchanged; .t odes of Western Reserve at 15tay1ec Hamburg 17a18, and 21042 (or tioshen. BUTTEII.—No Roll hotter in market. Packed gillOtaWe at . .. 1) CO 9R, the last named figure only for prime. Solttilll3sl—/s quiet and unchanged; Small sales of prime at 55 to 6a, and Inferior at IS to 45. St:EDS—There is no demand of any Conn, quenee for either Clover or Timothy 501.4114. I.ln_rxeed le In {tool request, and sells readily A S ALEg±Pearls are quob,l firm at 15 to 1514 No movement In Soda Aell. OlL—Sores of No. 1 Lard at it 1,5341.85. 110511 N ge111341. at 4r. 1 . 11.1 LEAD-1s quoted at 100112. BEANS—Prime White Beans aro la demand at 52 per bushel. "ITTOLIUROM PETROLEUM MARKET Orrice 01/ Tug PITTSIIVROF. GAZIT+I2., Mososr, June 25, ( CRUDE—The Cru.lo market continues very lull and depressed, the demand both for home use and shipment being very Lunch re- Arictedand prices are barely maintained. We note at is, bbls returned; 13V in bulk, and bbls included—sale of SIM bbls at t:r.;. and 150 at 17%, packages included. " - Smith's Ferry" , elk Is being offered at 1214, Wheat druling buyers, and refiners are pre. dtoting that they will bey good gravities of I ill Creek oil atlhe same price before eln days elapse,. It is true, the stock of oil on t h e market is not us large as generally supposed, :or are there. any two hundred and tlfty to three hundred thousand barrels in the hands of speculators, but there is no disguising the (Act that the supply is somewhat In exec...sot the demand at present. The advises front the east continue disounraging, the last news by he foreign steamer being unfavorable, anti everything at prom:nit points to a lower market. REFINED—There Is still a continued fair .'ereand for Waded oil, both for present anti !more delivery, bat there is not the slightest Improvement in prices, we are sorry to say, our does ht seem probable that such a th.wlra .,le event will Occur soon. We can report sales of MIXI bble for August deltvely In Philadel phia. at 42; 500 for September, at 43; Tal , do for -amp mouth,at 43%; anti 21.ie for October at 4.454. for present delivery in Philadelphia, quota. i tens may be fairly given at SS, and July at :21 —holders generally asking 40. The Bosu! /tulieln says "Notwithstanding the high rates of gold, the shipping demand to quite omited, and wW probable remain so till the European Markets become More settled. could the borne market show symptoms of ~ , ,aking doom, it is highly probable that or ,ors from that quarter will be withheld till a tau period Of the Scalier.. Brinell and Coat I n dealers will be able to hold MT for some I :Elle to come, as their stocks on hoed are five • ales greater than at the corresponding time sot year, or ti,ooo,oM gallons ',mama. This Is clog to the heavy shipments In that throe •on eari,y the year." AAIUN ALS—The arrivals since saturday wore very meagre, Including Me bbls relined the Penna. Salt Co., and ,r 2 bbls Crude for I ldelielv. Mr. D. M. Edgerton receive,; ".51 1,1,1 s of bulk on Saturday, end Messrs. /ter -1111, !Coheir ,t Co. received twiny, by rail, 1.3 gals from Smith's Ferry. Dualdo Market. IitrFALO, Jane lour gnloi. Wheat tirrn „ind martimi apart; held at .5,25 for No. I M(l -waukee, e. 41.1 bill. Corn dull and nominal at for No. I mixed. Oats doll; No. Chicago No. I held at 05d47c, and No. I Milwaukee Barley nominal Rye, No. 1 Chicago, X,e, if Iseonstn, #1,05. Pork a11ij)33.5 . 0. Lard Me. tF hiaky scares and nominal. Canal Vrelglits rim to Now York: w holt clam IS, oats le anal Exports: wheat 13,947 ho, emu 21 , 1,31. , 1,0, mtt5.147,t1.10 bu, rye NUM bu. There is afloat on are canal, destined for tidewater, melding twent,Tone days' shipments from Regal° and oxteen days' shipments from Oswego: dour,' 0 10 bids; wheat, GISMO ho: corn. 3,39072 ba; as hel 1,151,,W bu; barley, 24,0`1,'24,0`1,'be; rye, 1:11:1,011ops. Chtesygo Lumber Markel. GumAon,—The sales afloat since our last !A- A: Include the following: •:o in ft, X strips and scantling, balance rants, ate. 2. Its m feet, X strips ' balance minis to arrive, at W 2 .1. 12.5 ni sawed shingles 35,17 , 4, 2.51:11 Lath at $4; Su m lumber, yi" strips mixml, at $1.8,30. no in feet ena,_ i zed, at $17,73. 10,1 m feet, Jolrt and scant -12 to 71 feet, balance I....ards and strtpu,st 4-771 lath at $4. m fret clear rafted strips at 743;53 131 feet common Stripa and mixed at $10; .000) fiat pleketa at 414 5u m feet eothmon txed at $l7. 47 at feet 2x4 scantling and joiata at $10,50; ffis m saved ahlmrlon at $5.`f7i4.--.fournol_ Baewn FIFIh Market ltooros, June 5 3.-Sales 01 Grand Rank and l'ay nullity at #425407,75 per qt.' for utedlum and large, Including English and French; nail are held at 413.4,Z0 per qtl. New Gooses avo selling hare and In Gloucester at $7,717,75 Ctall, and 110 t qua have boon gold in Flow ork at 47,a3'4 7,7 t hake are gelling at 43,00 qtl loose, and 1,7,50 par oil packed. Pollock I! in demand and arm at , r.1.N1 03 per 51.1. Sew No. 3 mackerel are now arriving quite 1 ,,71 7, and previous extreme rates are not ,retained. R e quote gales In small loin at 413 I, it per bbl. Old No. is are remelting at illa,fan I. •r WA, hat very scarce. Hatter In Vlnelnnaktl CINCIFEATT, June 2L—Wo have to report a continue,' good demand, and the receipts be- Ina hardly equal to the demand, the market firm at lull • prima. We 41.101 e prime to choice central Ohio at 21 - .•e?7e, and the lower aratimt at 990...4c. There is not enough doing te Western Reserve to warrant quotations. us there Is but a limited amount coming forward. Thu demand IS mainly local, and prices could not be sustained under liberal arrivals. Baltimore Batter Market. lIALTIMOILE, JULIO 2.—There Ia B. little better fooling, with more Inquiry for solid packed Wavitern, but sales are restricted on account oi the limited receipts, and advanced views of hoiden,. Western yellow Is held at Vielia els; cues of ao toga prime at nliriao; -Yranklin ,u,nnt roll in light, supply, with sales at 73413 ,t.; Glades, but littJe here; prime now held at 574 :30e. Eggs In limited receipt anu quiet at :.J. cents. Toledo Blurket. I'o/ Arno, Juno M.—Flour quiet, Wheat—old Ilan und a shad° better; now dull 11,14.1 Sc low or. Corn unchanged. Liske Freights dull and uuchunged. The receipts ot tin., oust week orebnxh lll,OOO bbLs flour, 31,000 bush whea 1 , I,IW corn, 56,nnu bind, oats, '00„, ryo, I,ouu bosh barley. Shipments-o,oou Inds flour, wheut, MAXI bush corn, 3,U(So bush outs. Baltimore Warket. BAY TI 0 as, Juno ;Z.—Flour quiet; low grades heavy. Wheat quiet. Corn dull; receipts small. Oate dull and drooping. Provisions rirm. Stooks light, Sugar quiet, with a down ward tendency. Whisky dull and htstvv, at td. t. 4 for Western. lIMA=2 rj Ur WYSIO, Juno W.—Flour unchanged, at VC fur No. I Spring; sts for Red Winter, and an, for Double Extras. Wheat quiet; No. I Dina:ta boo Club hold at $2,,T214, without. sales Corn quiet and nominally lower; No. 1 Illlneas held at 70027. Oats scarce and nominal. Philadelphia Cattle Market. l'oftsont.rtow, Juno 23.—800 r Cattle nru on ,ettlea; naltas , 1,600 betel It 11(018e per pound. heap.—teLles of r,OOO bead at 3:6M4c per I illUnd. flOgA firm; nnies 2,0t 0 hood of 4,73 per 100 pound,. net. /lIPOETIIII BY HAILIWAD Prrreattitali, TOWS Wer3Bl g CHICAOo IL. it. one car staves, Cuthrio 0111,- Ido do,J Logan;*JO bbl* flour, D Wallace; lot metal, Cryan J: Cauglicy; 2 car do, J Wood it 8.,n; 150 bp. rye, W.l Moek; 1 car do, Culp It Shopard,• go flour, T C Jenkins; 16 bid wine, & Maki: ham; cars oil bets, .1 Wilkins; 1 car bulk meat, J Lippincott; 61 skit barley, A Tay lor; go sks potatoes , Ilea jr; 25 hides Plac ed.. Son; 14 bin Potter, Aiken It Shopurd; 4 hhds tobacco, W & Illnehart; Ido do, J M Murtland; 4 card bulk meat, Sellers & co; I tibl dry tippled, II Ohl eggs, I. it Volgt & CO; 9 bbls scrap iron, Lewis, llulloy & Duizell; I bas soap, Arbuckle* th co; 14. bales wool, 8 Carbonell & co; 26 bxs starch. Cooper It co a4 do do, E lleacclton; 70 N . , oats, A Taylor; 1 car staved; Spencer & McKay; 4 ao do, Malys It hobLoson. CtmneLasti it remise/en Kau. ROAD.— J uno 25.-72 dot brooms J Connor; I far corn, I) Wallace; 8.1 Ws burns, It LI Townsend; 16 do do, J II Parker; 2 hbds tobacco, McCullough., Smith & sae 14 kgti do, A J ruzlS tea boot ,4 P Hanna it co; ltd bbld erudu oil, liniturn a co; •Xi bra cheedo, Sbomaker It Lang; 10 do dO Potter, Aiken & Shepard; 2 can, 05t8, W 1/1 • 114 J.-8011;110 Itlnghaul; 3 do wheal, J S Liggett h co: drbbli, pmel g&h, 5 it 4:snitch'. 65 do, o, Jll Lyon; this flour It W Milder 114 bbls PotatoPs. J We ati 3 eitheinetid N18:1/ c Ol a. Co; Spam; barley, Seghtuyer & Vosamp; ea do; II noazolton;10 bills paper, W 8 118vell. Parodic/sun, Comiscars aktitliscissat d IL IL June M.-1 ear potatoes, W J Meek; Ikmiree .11CACI Altflegar; I bbl exits, T C Jtok... car, wheat, Illtchcoeic, McCreary & • boOlimui, T C Jenklnskll2 9 Corn, Culp & 'Shepard, . • yzonmoy Brimos, Juno 25-2 ears wheat, I VEmere, Simpson d cm 7. dkir, barley M. Elm . itterMan;Ssks 110;8 bloMusterdl 2 bids. 'Knox hOrrifiX/dirs flatly It Knox It Sou; heal,; Alleatiy M c Kee ft to; the like eats; Kennedy ' AV. 3 4 4 OKA Maur ;Maim do; atawart, & op, .„ ' Fi•',; l : l 2 Chicago Market. CnicAGO, Juno 25.—Flour moderately active. Wheat quiet; declined Jr.; Isaias at •Ig7 131 1 . 6,, Tor No. L Cora quiet; declined %We; 00100 at 23 !4&53.41f0r No. 1., and fi1iCe115.....a tor No. 2. Oats steady at rdlealipS2e. Higarlot. neglected. Provisions ;lull. Nt, Lents Market Sir. Lee n:, Juno 25—Cotton IN nonnln.ll at 31 22:15e. Flour dull, with dedlining tendency. Wheat lower and unsettled; So. t Clot. 4 1 . 9 '• Corn cooler; sales at Oats 10 steady at 14;44. Pork lower; sales at 401ifiC.Wii. Philndelphin Rinrkell Pa it Atietriiiii, June 2.l—Flour very lull w i th "mqin,„4, tendency. Wheat quiet at 63,18 fur Red; 6.:1,1503,11 (or White, and ir.,he (or Spring. Corn firm; Yellow, 61,03; Mixed Western, $1,0.2. Whisky .11111. Plow Orlean. Market. New OIILEANI , , Jrlllo 25—Cotton steadier; sales I,:trei Iteceipte—to3 bales; bank merging, tr,i; Yon- York Esc-bang. ; ;/, disc om it , ; freights to Now York , -te; Liverpool, 50; Ile, e, Ir. Milwaukee Market. MILWAI . RE.I“ June Z.—Flour dull. Wheat dull /Mil declined 2c, Closing at 11C,O0. Corn .lull at :ott, Outs heavy. RIVER NEWS The river continues to recede steadily at this Uotet . with three and a half feet in the channel lust evening. The weather yesterday wee the hottest of the season, and there war hot very little business done at the lauding or anywhere else. The Camelia,- m Cincinnati, the only transient axriVaif Wro have to reprt. is She had very fair trip The Fayette and Chleftaii, from Brom - Linville, and toe Lent Leotl, Croon Parkersburg, were due here Inst night s and will donbtleas be fOund In port thin morning. The Bayard, lor Parkersburg, was the only departure, and we are of the pitoon.that less we have more rata, and g oat, too, verr soon, she will be again olgd O reit, thl. trade, and a low wate b r i le e ntil t ntlhgt It Lit ed o in her place. Capt. A McCarty, Mork of the for Cincinnati yestf•rthay , tflerhoon by The Messenger is loading at that point for New Orleans. A special illeplat.vh to the Ca..entrie an nounces the sinking of the SIMI.. .P.llll aboye liana of 110.1 week. The Hall wt.. owned in thin Vit.), Mid 11.4 Viiilll,l at sts,ol./. She sured for bliLeeti In the heretic and WILMi ryh n t Insur ance C oto pastoho ‘ 1 .1t , 111 . 11.., (A 11.• tit Lhe oldest sail :foist Influential steamboat men was art owner It. 1 it ra) t Capt. An derson, Is filling nit rapidly for st. Lents and st. Pant, and It 14 that else will get raT towlay. The linty IS it low water boat, and will got Itrough with dispatch. The Litton Capt. Shisltlett, ts loading d tilecet for Memphis and New ilrleatot, an will probably ready to take her departure tostay. The Fayotte, Capt. Co.N anti the Chieftiot Capt. Abrams, tire the regular packets fin Brownsville and Geneva today, leaving promptly at live o'clock p. m. The importer left it, lactic for Pittsburgh on Friday . . Thu Collalulan en nail. , trout st. Louis to - thin point nan at Cali, uu nalllraa3, and the Glasgow wnnat krunnvl Ile the atitye flay on her way up. The St. LOllla Della/ern( of sat nn Lay enya Tho paptirs were to la• Made out yesterday for the following transfers: Steamer J. 11. Whitulaw, cute sixth by L. IL quinine to E. A. Fonda and Geo. ilitymis. Steamer It. 1.. Wood ward for as,SCO by IL L. Woodward of Paducah. to W.ltington , Inrratt of St. lattiie. Cant ala Ittan Able of alcuttillis, purehnsisl the Wood. weird at auction a few days since, but rtspa dilated the purchase. There la some annaitnaling 111 rngard to the earrylitg oat of vitriol by steamboats from Caael coat to this port. Meow O !tuatara of our Insioni tuse, took the Nightingale to task yealortlay,cliarg lag heewith a contravention of' u recent order from Washington, and Intends to serve p Berro ms/soli likewise on the hose Itambleton, - tha, Sherman, and other boats wheu pructlea him Dick 'toward sues these boats In the lanai of settling the matter finally. The clerk of the Nightingale applied at the Cincinnati Custom souse (or a permit to carry these car boys, and was referred to u chemist to learn whether the Oil was explosi ye. Ile called Oil ale. Wayne, of the house of S. Hokestein A uo. Fourth ELIOInts, % . 110 Sullied at the unest mai said It was not vxpitvdvc A vnrlinl per mit, 14,11., then al yen to the ighlugs! c, as to f Inn other boats,to curry the art lrlo as m,ght LIQUORS - BRANDIES. VERY SUPERIOR OLDEs— Very anperlor old /,)yard lin:lntl Very do do /Irauitentourg rem., 1:i ...1,• • tu Vintage. ! ..! 13 S and lar.inily. nine year , . old Itlaiiktierry. Hasp Kerr,. Wild • and I. in ger Li randle.. WUV El—Very old ;mil i•utler for Sin rrli s. Very old and ring...riot. bladed - , Vey) - old and i•urierior fort; Claret, In ease., Chamberton. In ea,. Nweet Malaga and Lisbon lain.... rhanipalsin \Vine, lletilslek and nillery. ZWir..g e r 51(' NV Sloonitgal.. ei a Elniirbon, and larsoteli W 1.1.19 ; (UN—MI Very siiperlor. Jamaica hum, very old; la. K. do Alrryntli. genntne 7wlas. rePperual., Kimmel, a, Pure Whitt Wine Vinegar. I VLI\'C call.—Vary su_perior, for said by M11.1.a. )1 a 'LICK 2911 and 1113. corner Lita•rty and Irwin .ts. SAVE THYSELF. A CURE FOR DTEMPERANCE. Dr. S. Cutterra Celebrated Stomach 'litter, The greatest Nere jut veer dia.-ore rt .1. The addi tion. within the lasl ton years, of Dr. t•otter•s toe Dirwo,ery to the V-nnitalt make.. 11a per feel anUdote to Intestipe.ronee Prov Inns to hi. tin .It...tovory of the Nery thin war. la-lola Englt.h polite, celebrated a Tonle and Al teratioe, in dlaeast, of the...mach and of Lim Bowels, and disco..., art>ing from trapeditiro of the blood. A. a nervine ahem', the thole.- of the ' Stosnach, in nil per , ona uldiend to the line of stim ulants and narcotic., otter as alcohol and thait liquors, Opium, I;rptila. arwtile. Ac., a• it rem.... the in hid spoctite. or cra, lag of the stotoadi for ntluoulant, la Headache. Netiralgia. and all tierruu. di a.. it Las no equal a. et Net - , 4 loe. Ten year! test o the trnirrontA English Miters M St. 1 1 ,1.1,..itoineir, ilospitai. ht. Mary Nesrivide mud other priwn, has ea loollahed Ita n-v -ut.attun. an a Cure Cur Int.:tom:raw, and gained for It Lhe approval of the AI ten.llag aura...our lh at/ the hovltab, prlaulla throughout ..r..at Britain. and is pre.erlired tom by many pbv.dt lon. 10 pri vate prscrirr, fur i.r..ro a•stiletrti to Um 11., of etiropulargt...l.rdallvrs. In l'aral p.n., St. Vito.' Iran Y: rlllpiie YI W. Nerrou, Talk/ling, ,and all Nervorm diseason, It has no equal. Wholesale mod ketall Age., A. TORRENCE, .{1,...5..52 N. 70 . rorm, Yo4rth pLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM YITTIN.L.. IN ALL is 1111A7Clift.", Qarefully alto:tilled to by experletkr,l awl orntelms wortown. A tine annortmtn, of GAS FIXTURES, SINKS, BATH TUBS •LieIWEK hA VAT Kit (.:LOSKT,i, matant I y on hand and made to 0rd...111( DMA N'tn, TATE & SEVILLE, ' - "1 1 .11"1•41111AT . ,4117,141 , ..., b rnh!lYLayrlll Y FURNITURE Oil CANE AND WOOD MALES, Manufactured an.l for •ale Wholesale or Retail ' JAMES W. WOODW E L, NUS. V 7 & 09 TWILL lITREET (11.poxIte E. Edmnadeort & anti NU. I IrOVICTIi STILY.R . I J. DIAMOND, Practical Optician, =1 RUSSIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES, Which arc warranted n, preacrve, atronglban and hnprovt the sight. Yor .le only ny .1. DIA/mil/NIL yI7 N0.:02 NI. ClanNr U L. pMLADELPIIIA SALOON 3P 4 CIMIL /Baman In the City of Canton, Ohio, tiTOCH. 11XTUILEa AN I, 1.Y.A.1.51.: Also. YURNITUHE of ne lA boast, all lac, Hot, .Iflfi" one° and rout Mee, In the centre iif the city. Reason for selling, aro enui.ried In other bailee IWMl== EAGLE OIL WORKS, ZaZ0. ,0171- c0rk.a.0171.1.1.43. WICHTMAN & ANDERSON, ,Refiners aad Dealers in PETROLEUM. 01.7106. SECOND STORY CuliN HANuocE AND DUQUESNE WA I. A1yi6:4.33 FlS11! FISH!! FISH!!! HENDERSON & LAING, Dealers In FLOUR. nsED AND I'itODUCE, wltl receive consignment. a WRITE PLSEI end PACE direct from Laketluperlor during the sestwn. Sliders from City and Country Merchants wl.ll he Ailed at the lowest rates. • • • Ottice arid &rehouse. corner Second and Try stream. Pittsburgh. Ps. ibltudisrPrs J. C. bUFFOX 11. w. MITYTUAI. ,:rC. BUFItTF.DI & CO., llianiultac u • torero ottioresportibi. Lemon and Itaspbe trr EACIM,A. 121r4101 , 23.14.191, • Itscpberry; Btrawberry sad Lembo ti_rrops; Bonin" Or Cholte Ales' Omen Stout,latget neer euttlb am n_r4,,litriliVararE-Nig=l,. Vat: . ra. Orders. WWI 111111 Te d. ball puts of theca io ro. on eller& IMMO. /h4oglolie -COTTON —23 bales Iffithl,lll,bk 4or etTriyollFill tor tN - bir: Pub' - wawa DWIC/411,4 ~- ~.. F - PITTSBURGH, lIROVIVALS VILLE AND GENEVA U. XL N.ILli./.,Vga 3P.A.CTEC3EPr 40011e1:0""Ir. Wilt rc a three dolly elde-Isbeel steamers between Pitt AlonongnhelaCity, Brownsville, Itlce•s Lond .11T. reensboro, Denera And the Danko.' Oil ReCAg,lll This line composed Of the following DI FA Y F.TTY CAPT. IL A. COX. TKl.LoitoPil CAPT. D. Bowline. FRANKLIN CAM. Z, W CABILAC CfALLATIN CAPT. A. 6. CA_RLIL,K. The. Packets will leave Pittsburgh daily at E. a. t t!'loet-.rt!"-i'7.'h" the departuree t Thorough packet for the 011 I.gions will leave Pittobergh daffy al 5 p. Brownsville dolly at 5 a. m. RgxlllLlONG—Leaves Brownsville for Pittsburgh daily at 7a. m, and 1 p. m. Lear. Dreensbore and tseneva at 17 o'clock; Rice's Landing at p. tn. The lion Is composed of first-class side-wheel steamer., built exprosaly for the trade. They Ore commanded by °Mee. of long experience, who r o W PltY Porrticulor attention to the wants arnodmepoLoy t the u' 1 1 / ' : r " a P Pe ' r . it y r ! i "n b"'" will leave P FRKIIIHT6 BMA-, VED AT ALL. HOURS. F" flintier P°'"`"3"...l Agent, Al the Wharf-Boat, foot of limit ttoourgh. L. COLVIN, Agent, Brownsville. Its. zny 1. bICK) EOPLES , LINE OF STEAMERS, Plitaburgh, Blonormahola brown the ..a Genova. Thls 1 ni pail,' will run a daily boat between the above points, yomprised of the new and aplentlid side-whey' steamers CHIEFTAIN, It. It. Anltaalfl commander, and ELECTOR, Ronan, PHILLIPS, commander. Crhe Elector In 111, being completen mid will take her playa' Ht the Hue Ina ft, days./ Thy CO letlain will leave Pillslourgh for all TIIb.SDAYS, THURSDAY and SURDAY at P. w. Returning, leaves Ueny n fo AT r Pittsburgh on MONDAYS. WEDS Et,I,A. leB and ITRIDAYn, al i/ A. 11. and Itrowns‘ Illy at I r. r. Tll, Elector leaves 5111 N DA m l i n.g W EaDv S s E Li SDA Y f n r d P F l ß lt l shurgh it TCEpl/A I, 'l llll USDA Y e an GNAT :RDAI at 0 o.And Ilrow it, We al 4 r. 'I have n Ilrat.class IS kart* !goal at l, Mo n nogahela City and P h illsurgli. Freight re- eeland t all boor.. No charge fur commission on !:astern freight. This lin. wilt not run imats on the Sabbath. Fn r en rtlt, r pticular. mo., on hoard, or to ,I,JHN 0. arl Ntill AM, Agent, at toe NV hart Host, loot of tiraut street. Lubin lord VOU MEN rule & N EW4 R %.• OLEANS—TiIt st.lendhl I.,rres No. 7... rapt. J. SIIKDOIL W lo•ay.. as 0101,11. TIIIS lIAV. At 4 p. O. r. eight or passage apply on hoard. or to 11.0 FLACK A ”I.l.lNtiWou 0 , , Agents. POIR Sl'. LOUIS AND NT.s i gW ili t PA LII. I, It Et 'T.—The fl p as ...Op, Steamer It. C. (IRN .. CAW. W. 11. A NI.ZILSON. W 111 lease for thy alone soul all In tertneullate ports THIS DAY, June . 01, at 4 p. n.. Von il rrelV, or passage apply Ott hoard or to Jel4 PLACA A. tit; WOW,. ARIA. AND ZAN EI•WII.I.IC.—The floc steamer EMMA tilt/LRAM, Capt. t'. terct.t., will leave for the above and all 11l ,crinetihtle ports ,ry TUI>I I A VI 0i1y... Returning, leaves Zanesv ve ille ever) . VIII. DAN .at 7 am. J. 1,. cill.l.lNliWt ItAcat. BOOTS, SHOES, •gre. JUST ARRIVED FROM THE EAST, BOOTS AND SHOES. JAMES ROBB, No. s 9 Market St., Pittsburgh, Pa. nits nl l 1 , ta1 , 11111 , 1 1 / 1 111iC has now In store Iltlrty• lit,. tlsolmand a,.rtit o 1 Itoma and Shaw, the 41) WO tin. taunt, tlo .Inallty lhr he.t, which ar are det.raulned .rll at VElt 1.1,15 1 11 1111 Ks. W have rroolved not to In; under./.ltl by an, In the hu tiaras that bray rood, wont/ Itai Ina. t all and r aarnitae our ~lock a0001.....1 feel that ,on will what you want 11/ the Itoot and LilitC line. Do not Nrart the place, 1.9 Mar.rl Erect. .1 AME. tronl;. J UST ItECEIV ED. LaRGE LOT OF lAMBS' CONGRESS GAITERS 61 Market Street, W f fICH WE ARE SELLING AT J. A. ROBINSON & CO EA CITEMENT AT 92 Federal Street. Shoes and Gaiters, AT REDUCED PRICES, ALT TILE c.C77-...ThrPC04013..•E1l GREAT SHOE EMPORIUM, 92 Federal Street, Allegheny, Pa. A LARGE AND MEND ARM , ' AL SUIRDIRIR ROTS, SHOES. GAITERS dissfe Balmoral."' r..relve.4. an., a 1.1 ...id at Mr \'KHI Low • t(4O . I . ltll_, Km, ell hr.' ll hOt. tt or IG,Lait. K 1;t1 A CA LI. 111+.1'txtt Y. NM( II Atll NU II K J. 11. & W. C. BORLAND, No. PR ILarket atmet. door (flaw hth • .... . ......... JOlll.l riaLot FIELDING !c nuo., Maoufactan, F near„ Custom Mods BOOTS, SHOES & GAITERS No. 110 Ohio St., Allegheny. Repairing promptly executed uu the shortest tee tier. /2,ENT'S FINE CALF HOOTS AND, N-A M A !TOOLS at 1.019 J. W. I'A It ANA &ci .Market at. /MIES , FINE lIALMOIIAL AND HAITEILY at J. W. I A ILN AHAN A (XL'S, e 3 Martel rt. 1 L ADIES' FINE Kill BOOTS al • J. W. CARN AHAN &I V.'S, al Martel at. ADIES' FINE KIDI , 4I.IPPEUS at J. W. A ILN AHA N 6/'11.•:1 ds Market at. DRUGS AND CHEMICALS. vI Katit...l. IL aI'ULYLLAND .ssall. U. Ingt,lT. McCLELLAIIID Corner Federal and Lacock Streets, .wIC3I-13.72-, Wholesale and Retail Druggists, In moo, pHs. Vaelllabes. Drugs. ti , r• - Mlulfn, larboo OIL vie., Standard and ?Mani Med icine, Their stnek la large and 'well selected, and will i.e sold aS km as ally boas. so the ...L. lay Wall J. MCHOONBIAKEIL & 80N, Pittsburgh White Lead Works, PURE WHITE LEAD, UNOUND IN OIL YON VAINTLN OIL NANNY-Lb. No. 68 Wood Btroot. 'PIE HET EFFERVESCING CITRATE OF MAGNESIA, bow„ to the forITI of POW latilt, for tale by all Wholesale I/reseals. Prepared by itALKAEILS. (Theml.l. N. V. n 022,2•13.1 3U CASES CIIARTEII OAK LEAD Jost reculvvd mid for sale by OlCOltrt E A. KLLY. tont Wholesale Druggist, 27 Wood E street. 40 KEGS FRENCH ZINC, In 011, Just received and for&AWE A. Kim, P. ttly7A Wholesaie Drogglo., W om b, srTs. TURPENTINE Just received and fur rale by OKOIKIE A. KELI Y, no - al Wholesale Drutortst. V WOOlll, vet. tiji 1 CASES CASTOR OIL, 'Crystal," Jurl recolvtoi and for sale by GEOIVUE A. KELLY, stria Wboloralo Oreltatat, V Wood street. 4. STEAMSHIPS. .BALTIRIORE HAVANA STEAM LOMPAN Y. A CTIttIY 1 NII 'IIIK GNITOO STATICO VAIL. Virsi-Class elteamslalps of this line will call as n 11101115: " CLIISA"-1.100 top,. Wm. nolllits, Command, on "Lllv ICIVNESDA.T. July 11. BERTV-1,250 Isms, W. J. 8101 ford, Command er, on SATURDAY, Jed,' 200. 'from 11110 W N'S WHARF, 1 0 1011...8 I . OINT, AL .1 O'clock I'. n., pmelsely, on thedaysannounced. For fretful. or passage. [saving unsurpassed au "'""1111N'Ir1IVNIIS.11..F1 ELI) dr CO., Agents. 10 nnYAIL•B WILAnr. N. lI.—No Mlle of Lading but those of Um Compa ny will he Minted. Permits for lfic freight most In procured from Ibis omen. No frelgin received or bills of lading signed on day of sailing. apllnly TEAM TO AND FROM LIVER rot% AND KUMENsToWN (1111CLAND) twice • week. The LNILLN ULM eelithig. EVERY RATURDAY,_. EVERY WEDISIESDAT, CAIUtTING U. B. MAIL& Tl eta sold to and from lrelutd , Ustlsstd, rad. laud ismosny sad Yrattee. -, • Ap Use Uolonrs Uldees„, . JOON lgtati•-• ;• . • • WY 15111ireitdway,BLIC• Agcut, Adams .14.xpriss gtrtlob ;•:~• :~ : (IN CQRI'O RAT 6D. ) $l-0;c:o. A. PATTER/40N JAMI , 2I lII . CANDILES I :MO. LIX.MIrAILT, IPM. H. BROWN, JUN KILLII,OIM, S u iNT E M?Pifttl,`,NlAMTl'ii LEATHER BELTING AND HOSE, Manufactured at No. 58 NMITLLYIELL OT., by PHELPS & CO. .M,o, Agents for New York !tubber Co. Always on hand afor quality of LACK Klt ando UM HYDRANT HOPE, COPPER RIVETS and BUJS, DELT 1 - 10010 i, etc. 0,4..40 11:)RIVATE DISEASES. DR. YOUNU, (late of Philadelphia.) NO, 75 Third street, Mehl nil dercriptions of Pr! v.ste Diseases with unparalleled success. Particular attention paid to epermatorrhoes an I .1 feaSell Or the Urtuary Organs. Lilo treatment tot tile same being the most successful user employed. Ho give• hopes of a omenure to the adlicte. Ladles will find his tt rageguesuperlor Want Mother preparation for removing Obstructlons to the alloy menstrual ['oak No. 1, One Dollar per bottle. No. 2, Vlach four degrees stronger, an I t tan .. ed for obstinate cases. Five Dollars per !age to 8 r IreeN G G P :NO . . ' ; ' 13 8 1 r 1; • I auoot, Pittsburgh. 1c4m211,42wT A DM NISTEIATORN Notice Is hereby given that letters of adminis tration upon theestate of JOHN ADAMS, Late of iron Township, Allegheny mmty, Pa., have been granted to the undersigned. All per.. Indebted hi said estate are hereby reutt.ted to make imme diate payment to Christian Untruly, Penn town sillysilly, and Moro having elation are molested to ore s , them, properly probated, at the residence of Ulu Administrator, No. Mill Penn street, Niuth *rd. Pittsburgh.prradiT - MU II ADAIIB. A LEI r. DOUSE, Phitadieiphikt. A bas tie s t. nioc u rl Er bens wrz havt u rig _Anleasedo putbardasiniioue ZIJANT NA7SNAR. and is noW:VrePared ,Nilth 0 4 . 7,1 5 05 . Tung tppatmenti . for sae reatpUon or mrUll be aialutalnerl ' the _ .....,_tZ ir si l gr e j aa _ :. 4.5 11 4 ° ," - wage , future 4 NIALLY. ir INSURANCE NoRTn AB=RicA -- LIFE nisimusra canny, Widows and Orphans , Fund. xo. 63 Wit Hans St., .reti Pork. PRESIDENT—F. D. MORGAIX. sECILETARY—.I,W. MERIXR.L. It. M. TINDALE. Medical Examiner E. T. Co o SPECIAL AGENT PUB WESTERN PA.. 6‘l Fourth St., Pittsburgh. AGENTS WANTED. mr.75:1,53 CILAILTER 1529. PERPETUAL FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE CO. DP PHILADELERIA, A Capital n Jan. I, 18454, 92,457,849 95 Accrued Premiums.— eitilOC(/rt,Otei. Invested Prernitime I,OIIS,UL Unsettled ClaimsB.lln. Income for MN IMMO. La..; Paid sineele=l B.oou, nut Perptuat and Temporary Policies on liberel tense Ch.. N. Itancker,Di6rsTol.. Inman Lee, Tobias Wegner, Edward C. Dale. `Samuel Brant, I George Vales, Jacob IL Smith, Alfred Filler, George W. Richards Yea•s W. lxwts. 31.13 CHARLES N. itANcNEN. ED WAICG C. DAI.E Vice President. JAS. W. 'MCALLISTER. Sec'y ' pro tem. J. (1. Corner WoodCogielliv, Aent. and Third streets. . . OEM .• INSURE TOUR LIFE IN THE CHARTER "AK LIFE INSUR &NICK COMPA NY OF HARTFORD, CONN. THIS ONLY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY IN AgiENICA that now makes and payn an Annual CASH DI VIDEVD on the drat and each se bsequent payment of premium. Its CASH CAPITAL, an ac cumulation of r , ..000,000, in securely invented In pule Ile ntoeks Ann mortgagee of REAL ESTATE. It la now in its lath year of tinniness, and h. paid to the WILS/WK, Anti °Spit,. of Ito nolatiere Lim turn 0, oNE MILLION DOLLARS. To tli date not a sin gle ease of litigation liar oornrred, an evidence in at liberality and fair dealing Is a specialty with thin Comany. Theopolicies of Lida ('ompany are not forfeited by reaan of non-payment of premium after the ...enrl year. No no, reqUired after ten years, but poilcies continue good through life. tiFtCratn. J. C. WA L Li. e ) N. a. PALAIKIt, Vice Prentilini, S. 11. WHITE., Secretary. Branch Althea for Western Pennsylvani Circulars nita blank Applicationn will tie AllitiaZ ON Firth ostreet, Pittftbor¢l36 Agenta wanted throughout the Stale. Apply to E. tiIIoDE.I.L. State Agent. FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO. OF NORTH A lIIERICA. Plll LA DELPIIIA E=sl3 Hartford Fire Insurance, Company, =I B' l'rntertlon ran be sea red In the Mao, nanarti zni rsunbirConipastlcA. W. L. Jt.NlLri Age.L. P 4 Water tiewilt. (up stet., .) WID4TERIV INSUILUICE 41_11,.., OF 1111 - Silliltll ft, A I.li:X A lig.lt NIMICK, President. W Id. P. HEIGH ititT, Peet, iary. CA PT. it F.Olti, Fe NE1C.1.1., General Agent. I iitlce.v: \Vete, sterol, :vane in Co. (Save !louse. up stairs. 111i...burgh. V% Plante 11.,a111. nll kinds at Sire 411.1 Marine Kitts. A boon. Institution manage., by lilrretore who arc well bioiwn to the community, and who are determined ti) proiniitneaa lad liberality to maln lan the rharac,r which they belie .isuisted, an of- Ceelng the hest protection to those who iltintre Yr br Insured. Ales. h 'mk °MCC-SO/M.t, Andrea, Ackley, R. hillier, Jr, David James McAuley, Rees J, Thorns, Nail...too Holmes, . ('has. J. Clarke, Alexandereer. John it. McCune, Catnyolrell lierron. I Janie., P. Fianna. C. w. Rickets., writ , W hi. nocretary. INSUILINCE CQMPA- N Y IL—little, corner Market and Water street, seeond liner. Wll. PAU... LEI, President. WM. A. PCP• RD, herr. wiry. Insures Mir mill/ oats and (*.runes. la urns againet loss and dam to In bile 51ZTi,41.1012 1 iLe houiberu and Western River, Lakes. and Baynes, atl the navigation of l rd. byas. Insures arralust loss and .lantag., by erb. ••• • ' • 7nr'ilf:l.,".. h. K. totr. 1 John SIM ton, J.. rart, Jr.. James K. Coomr. W. ti. Johns... h. /I arlogur Is, H. V. Jones,i J. ,alth... I, Jr.. Jo.hua Rh 0..., John A LW's,. r7n, tinrriny 1.7.t0n, I V. tn. A. 11,177 r cleorga. I:lnghant. ...Iv 7 All ) IiOPLE'N INSIFICIINCE CO. orytec N. Y. COE% KB WOOD &ND FIXTli.s TS. I=l Wro..1•311111A., (*apt. John 1,.1MA/3AM ./okn Watt, kamucl I'. 3.77rlrkr, lobn P.. Pkrkr. : 3.AArtr• A rIAAk A. Capl..l7A. 771117:, JAI. V. 731rnisalmrt. A In. VA../ A/rk, 1 Frank A 1177.711. lame. 17. VtrAkr I'. 11an.... Lowe. A M. 1 . 1111.1.11,, 1 , ,...1.17tit .11.113. WA 1 7 3. VI, l'realtleAL Y. l 3 Alt Il\ Kk. r . ..rrelary. A:11.1y kiA. ,ASII, 4. 11 111A14. 1... AA Art. i ELEGiIIEIII - INSCHAXCE CO,. . x .41 , 1'ITTAIIUM:11. - Omer.. No. 37 nab slrect /lAA Mork. lusurrgaininet rift and Marine ltlakri S I In% I\, N 11. VI, /KO, Vlr. I sllt ALL. I I / Y.A l.rist I I Ago,. hinEJ inn* John 1/. 1,1,0rg-e Firs.l. .r.t. l la ea y, (. fdr,/, 114.bert H. Davi, =EMI Har cis, r. J. Flork 1041[111i,, Jr., It. L. Yal.oratoek BANKS AND BANKERS. _ 11ANIKING H OVE. N. HOLES & SONS 13etaa..71s..erss. h 0.57 ItIARKIKT STREET, Pittsburgh. all the '',.°;llV9V.MO, WHOLESALE AGIENTS6 ZiTC). CO Firtim. Sit - root, 1 . 1•11',IWIL401 I.A. G1104 , 1E111 /v. BAREWN SEWING MACHINES Hare leet.n awarded the rltiall Ll3lB at lb , ollowing rain rue the year INM: First Pratt:luta for test Machine work at Peno• tate Fair. = Lint ortontom for tw.o. !WWI, work at Now 'for ralr. EM=I • telrut premlunt for best mane far:Wring .11schtnr rule :Mate lair. Viral premium for heel Mannfarturinr Macblue Rtienitrao Innate Vstr. Fret l'retfflum liar hlanunteturine Muhl. tneonel Mil 4' Val r. ta.atr.s.ooo First Pt . ..rollut for best atauttfaiaturltta Machtut ltawronce County Fair, Pa. First 1% - entlunt ror Omit Marlin, Mr K eno per noses, at Lawrence County Fair. Pint Premium for brat Family Machine at Bunk t Manly YAP, PA First Premium for best Mantlfseturing Machine duel, County Fair, l'a. First Prouthim for,. at Nlanufatturing and Mannino at Sprint/n.lO Fair,•tido. Premium for lo.d.ilattulticturtus and Yatull Machine at Pain') ra Fair. N. 1. First Premium for nest Manufamn ring an,l Family !Lachine at letrfoll. County Val, h. Y. Viral Prenotton for hestMattufamortne and Faintly Machine At twouyler Ity Fair, N. Y. Viral Prenduin for hest liachlue for all purposes. st First p Allegremium heny County blest ALI M , l's. fur Man factoring Maeldne, Allegheny Coon, Fair Pa. P -First remium for befit Machine sr rk at Atli:adieu aunty Fair, ('a, • And wherevet A. F. CHATONEY, 0c27:e.114.Z . Coo. In rino,crrei, Pltteborei c A r d 114 - = ;11' 41 n :1 A = ///]P : R p F n = g _ ! 1 44 ;0 2. - < 2R 1 " 1 , f 172 1;z:1 ,- 30. H § 6T4 g M COD b.i=t1:,2,..'41.40 OIL WORKS. est Yclu 11. SOHO OIL WORKS. BUFFIKKEIEW & CO., I=l CELEBRATED SPERM LUBRICATOR, PETROLEUM LUBRICATING OILS. sperm, Lard and Whale Oils, HEAD LIGHT, MIMS' OIL AND IHEEL GREASE S.,4lndattl White Burning Oil, No. 33 Market Street, PITTSBURGH, PA SEND /MR A CLIZCI7LAIL ) 4 % c 56 WOOLDRIDGE OIL REFINING foicslo::E..a.ralr. OF PITTSBURCH. PENNA JOHN W ATT, lirN Rl' M. LONG, Ste'y and Treu•r tvonus IS TEMPERANCEVILLE Office, No. 2 Duquesne Way, (Near Saspecalop Bridge•) BSA N U VACTUILKILB UV PUKE 11 MTh U - UN INI (4 0 IL. Brand—” Lucifer." Thl. 011 cativo he esevlled for burning properties, odor or flea les, and lo put up In well arasons.l liar s ht. suitable for 110.%1V. USA. •r EXPOICT. lUIy IPKICS n4,I.ICITED.. imero.—J"lin Watt, Robert hea., Gen. •. It. Herron, V. 1.. 1'a1.11,11. It. 11. Collins, J. W. Holt, Wallaro, Lt. W. C. Carroll. Al2:eltstd WARING & KING, COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND BROKERS IN Petroleum and its Products 4 DuquEs.rE inra PITT'EI3EIII7I=ILC3-3EL. 1111= WARINC, KING & CO., MEM SUPERIOR OIL ENGINES. We are constructing, and wll keep on hand ,Knot style of 431 , 31:14 ZEDT4GFIXVIEI*3 WITH WM A 0011011 OR TUBULAR BOILIT We lovite parties comernine for this porpos te call and see (hem, of PIKE .11 tr lIAILA aTitICETS, near (My Water Work.. le2a 11ACKINTIYSti HEMPtiILf. • COMWERCIAL OH WORKS. PURE WHITE BURNING OIL Constantly on band and for bolo .I,T THE IAIVIV Warr HAR2LET KATIE% IL v J. a. SAWYER, wdradar. - - MWIN & CO., MANUFACTUREM OF OIL OF VITRIOL AND AQUA AMMONIA. Offioo.l6 MlTearls.cot Mt" UNDERTAKING. R T. WHITE & COy U N DERTA KERS AND EMBALMERS, Sinncheater, Wood's nun and vicinity. ColthalltoompatManeester Livery staple, !brat,. as 3rtediel{l, and Oliartlors streets. Hearse and Carriages furnisher.. _ noieriyd COFFINS 1 COFFINS I= I= MAIIMIANII =I lINDENTABING UNDEIMAILLNO 710/11311X WaMMB. Vildiwtiuter. Ufßeq No. US IN./UNTH STRIULT. I.llidertaltln_ In all Its branches JayingantaW fundadingaYervudng necessary rue Urea Interment, promptly atteradentar, A.splendid Hearse and Carriages always cm Onalits dela CORDING, 11,0,1 me alualrable FOR QUILTING, They sre unexcelled FUR STITCHING, nal are faultless. I= And CI they rlnct pal I•Itlen. VrT A NI/ 29,1n•L1W gb-T, ,tu nner .'JON MA Y. MAY 24114. 1M66, Trains *III It.ave aknd arrive at the UNION orsoT folltp.” Dttgarteta. At rims. Vaal Line .......... - 1,10 A. N. 9:A A. M. Mall •• r. N. Express r. r. 34. Way Ace..tn Inotiat luo. .... A. N. 0:10 r. N. hisasot.l.l Accutnuttnitt•tt I. N. I. E. M. Stec Let. t , 111 u Account/4.4'a 4:10 " :ID A. U. . IMAJ deal Ticket Acent, S. ItliePnbetrctliel.L., M. D. MOT 111.1iSr UU I Ticket Arent, Union I tepot, INTTNBURRIi Daw i lipimb CUNNELLAWILLIC K. K. , W. 11,68, Thr lralus will ea e t [tie Degrol., corner al !toss Water strreta, as follow.: Leases .11 riots Pittxtnarpta. PLUN•pt 31.11 to And from 1 1 nlontown . 701 3. M. I'. W. F. 50,05. •` . 8:301 V. P. M. I,IAI A. m, Weet Newton Accommodation 8;15 8:•55 5.. 55 Floral McKweeport Acc . olm' n II:00 A. Y. 6:60 A. 0, Second • ` 10:00 r. L, 2:06 r. 5 .• Braddock.. 5:10r. 0. 5:45 I'. 0, Sunday Church Train to and from West Newton For tickets apply to A LLEGICENY VALL Mr RAILROAD EIIANGE OF TIME. .ml miler rEitIRSDAI. Atoll saw. tr.lne will tray.. .ml artlyr a DvpoL, cooler Like Ulli k Vassl l'ltlaborgh, az follows: LOISIVR. oeir. Mall. to zud from Hallooing.. 7:914. Y. o.lAorri tu trost2l , st lon N " '* A. N. hlAtuulnittn do .... r. 021' A. N. ' , tr., Holton do l'arnry .11s A. 210 second Button do .... 6:30 P. ,45r. s l'. N. undry Church l'raln, to and r. Prom Soda World.. 1 :Ult.. it. 10:03r. N. no% 11. IlLAtkiSl't F., Supt. Fl EIE FORT PITT FOUNDRY. CHARLES IMP 111EPHEWS1 WASTIPM.Tattnna OP ULEAVIV ORDNANCE, AND ALL KINDS UP HEAVY CASTINGS. NINTH pi lo ROLLING MILL WORE BLAST MA C H I N ERY nod it.F.Tolifp& SEPAIIIS attended Is, promptly. As heretofore, the best materials will always ba used at this Foundry. Attention is called to our NEW FLY WHE6I FATTERN and Increased facilities for tittlog up th .11,11 e, wy si•NIUL JOHN ALL.II JAN. L. lexa. VALLEY STOVE WORKS. °Mee mad Weeebouse 301 Liberty Street . opposite Smithfield, • alanufactureS • great variety e nd ATlti IC amonogf COOK, PA H R ie LO eI I a twa l k E All egh en y V and Monitor Coa oo g ing - Stoves; also, the Autocrat nd Sentinel, for coal or wood, and the unrivalled Star of the Empire, for Dogalso. Arches, Orates, genders, Sugar Kettles, Dog Irons and Hollow War genertWy. miss 127 Wnluut el_ Phil• A. 8AA.D1.112... ...W. VAXICIBE ATNA ST•VE WORlift B. BAD" 7 EffEa COOK, PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES Arooof which aro Um celebrated EVILICKA TROPIC utd ALISMAAI (Coal Stoves() 1.0 A., VET MCA )1" atol IIIONSIDFAI (Wood Cook atom.) Mao tnanufactont, GRATES, GRATE FRONTS, &c. Office and Warehouse, corner of Second and WOO arrests. PltUhuegh• Zntrance on Second street. sklvis ------ pITTSBURGII STEEL WORKS CMIKEI:= =QM (3UCCEBSORII TO JONEti. BO YD 8 C 0..) fdanulasterers of th best refined Cast LIteJI *many Plat and o, of all faxes, Bale Plates, lice, F.l and !Sheet Cat titeel, Cast steel for REAPING AND MOWING MACHINES, M2=lffl STEEP PLOW WINOS, OPOILBIUN, AXLES CIRCULARS, Cast and Common Plough and Spring Steel, Mee—Corner of ?Int and Bose streets, two bloat se27:dy above lila Mouongabela House. BLACK DIADiOiYD ISWEGBEELa 1717CIBEEB, PITTSBURGH, PA PARK, BROTHER af Onward - um, of SO= QUALITY • SiMOW OAST MM. " bqoare, glat and Octagon, of all Otero ivamuateci ttry.ow to ony Imported or morinfortured In Ibloconn: AirOlnce and warebonso !Band WHIM, all Mad 1328coond West.. ntgaborgh ammo METALLIC I 111411.11ALSIT 1 th aZITZIt W. D. A BELLE STEEL Witara" -r.J Ilanafietulen or CAST irriditiiiollo9 'LIAM and BLItITICKSTILEL;SMINUn, 'CEO!. 6 24- 18 1.47 e, No. WAS= NTNHT (¢p ave. P Stobarigh PO.l 1 RAILROADS. / 86 6 e Str PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL. R. R. -TIIIki fa I N DAILY TRAINS. (hi and after SUNDAY, Alai . 20th VMS, tralr • ^ '5 leave the Union Passenger Depot. orn ner at Wadi thEtVll74l:r)47---ITZ;L:i i t t,t;r4b 3,10 s. stopping at prinetpal stations. Arrives Itt A Ho°, 01 5:10 A. 04 TTrone, 9:0: A. iltelledonte :ft A. 0.; Lock Haven, 12:40P. si.t] HagetaPul r N.; Baltimore,: 6:10 r. It.: Yot Ils It 0- town, 10:45 P. a : Philadelphia-I SAO 1. ; sad New CINCINNATI 'Vet. Lea 1 . 1: Phu' gb at 0:10 A. 34., stopping at nearly all statitnts, Al , at 2:46 1. Harrisburg, 8:15 P. 0.; aril, Ina .4 Philadelphia at 12:40 A. M. By this Ilue passengent are transferred at Union Depot, West Philadel pb I 1., directly to Express tratn for New 1 ers, resetting there st 5,4 A. a. PHILADELPHIA EXPHP.Be3I- I...eaveslittsburall Al 4:10 p.al., slapping only at hrtheiral stations. A rr , ye , at Latrobe.: d:l5 1. 5.; Altoona, 1,30 r, 11.; Harrisburg, 2:15 A. K.; Ilalttniere,• 7,0 A. 14.• ••• York, :la Allentew It, 10:1,1 k eta Philadelphia, 7:10 A. 1.1., an,l Nea \ erk. Ph 11,1.1 pals, at 12:051•. Y. Pleeptust Can ran thrvugu on this train De.l m l'Jtisburi. Raltitoore and Philadelphia, ap t • Sea lurk Ila Allentown. PAST LlNE—Leaves Pittsburgh al 10.00 I. at.- stopping only at principal SiAtloll3. rt‘. at Al toot. at 1:10 A. Y.; Harrisburg.• ran w. 1.1.1 11 . 1 • 1- More,: 12:30 P. la, New York,. via Allent.ds I. 4 10 P. is.; Pllllade/phia,t 1.10 P. X.. and New York. els Philadelphia, at fire r. Y. •Breskfast. iHnHI/441/ starbolas, Sandags e.r=rtr" ACCOMMODATION TRA 1 NS. DAILY, 'SUNDA EACKI-rED. JOHNSTIJW AUGUALigoDATION - I /all) (except kinnaEliq P. stopping at regular stations between Pittsburgh and Conientaugn. connecti at Blairsville intersection with trains and on the Indiana ng Branch And West Penoplvanla Rallros I. ALTOONA ACCOMMODATION—LaIIy (except Bundays)it 7050 A. AS., stopping at all retains al ai (ins between Pittsburgh and Altoona. and mak Ina close connection with trains on the Indiana Branch, West Pennsylvania Railroad, Ebensburg I Cresson Rail road, and Hollidaysburg Branch. Wall` s Accommodation, No. 1, daily (except un davA) at GM, a. .. • . . AVCOMOICAIALIOUNo. dmily (rieepl. tqlll './.)^1.10:6.0 A. N. • . Accuanimmlatlon NO. a. 13.113 , (except Olin (aye) a' 11:50 A. IC .• • . . Ili - add...lt 'a ACCOOlto.httiou No. I. flatly (ex:ept ittln ye.) at 3:.10 11. .• . . Wall a Accommodation No. 4, daily (eXeeinntiii 'l"ll'l4.Cco"Mit.odatlon No. S. dour (except PPP !day.) at lee. r. Wall' Areonimodation No. B. daily lexeept eon da),,t ea. 10:50 p. tl The 1 'hunch 'Enure I, area Wall Station es, re Sun j day at ',IR A. 11.. acrivr• In Vinson. h at s . A ntrgre t iVeTaVq;ll lr s ' ls o tl l .ll. " ::TZ l L a . ) . '2' 0' P. N. LtetUrn Inc ralue arrive in Plttaburgil ci follows; I Yost I.lnr. 2.10 A Y. rind Walla Station Arcommodatlon...... 6..30 A. 100 Brintou A C. , 111111041A1.1011 No. 1 7:00 A W. Second Walla Station Ace.numodation.... A. tar Johnstown Accommodation 510 A. N. Baltimore gxl,reaa I to r. P. I'L lla•lclphla F.xi I AO P. N. New York 4:x preen P. M. Third Walla Station Aeroinimolation 204 l 111. Wail's Accommodation, No. 4 4. 4. Y. Braddock's A eCOMMOdILLIOP N.,. I ...... r. 11 Wall'. Accoultroulatlon No. ...... 7, p. Altarn• Accommodation and Emigrant.. 10:50 P. Day Es prela II :SO r The iIIIIM/Plpttla Express and the lialtiniore Ex press will arrfve with the Nen 'York Et press at I:50 P. N., On Sunday.. new 13111011 Depot lintel, occupying the three upper sloth. of the I lepot Building. la now open for the lerkulAL accommodation of the traveling coin tonally. A capacious ltestaurant le open at ALL HOP day ad night, Sunda}, except...l. Nurica.—ln case of loss, the Company will hold themselves responsible for personal baggage only, a! for ui amount not exceeding .100. For tickets apply to Atom lrunaylvanla central a CK d ITRsc Apeprn Itl - Zion. l.lla.rty and Washinaton /areal., m 721 piTTs BURGH, FT, Rgq WAYNE A. CHIC/Wit RAI I. W A It, A N I/ CLE.VV. LA ND A 1 . 1DH:ill!) lilt RAILROAD. PAH. Nammer Arrangement. 1466. follo O. w.,u1l arts, Hay Allt, DPW trains will run pa viz: 1,o0..• l.latropu. Oleo. I a"r ta p. Kato...ad A. M. ..10 A. a. 2:10 A. 41. . 155 P. Y. Enurea Platt • ^•10 P. Y. LSO P. a. 4:15 P. • 1:45 A. N. • 5:10 A. U. :.1U A, M. Per Neweaatle and Erie A. U. Iteturolu6, arrive at l'ltraburalr, I'., Yt. H. A C. It. W.—l_'lo A. Y., a:10 C r. a.. 9:101..• . Flitir. .EXPIOD4-6:l* P. M. C. A F. IL. K.-11`05 A. U. 11:40r. M. O:t0r. M. Loare Anoka ACCOMMODATION TRAINS. :war for NNW liturinTON-9:0) 11:6O L . N.. 430 4 P. It and 6:00 P. M. KorwroTiru--2:03 P. m. Now CAtort.s-IC3O P. at. loroo I-10,10 P. M. VI 1.r./Z-3,..50 P.M. Kotorolog, arrive at A lloghony I'. Ft. W. AC. It. W,-7:15 A. M . e:l5 A. 0., 4: A. lA., 2:}t P. M. CIO P. 0.. I2' Al A. M. C. It. Ft—;:4ll A. W. PAIMIN. AArot. Ullilll3 l'azoeugLißOUGEer utAtluel. Tlrtou. Pittsburgh, I. A. Q. CAUSP.L.BILICItY. Ticket Ageut, Allbeuy Y. It. AI Y It. ih.tu.ral eg Ascent. j nTTtiBURGH, €O-anism I.CM BUS AN!, CINCIN- N ATI ILA I L ILOAJJ. THE GREAT SHORT LINE ROUTE =I 111 I'OLUMBUS =1 L4IIII:4VILLE 114DIANAPI1LIS rin Arrangement =I T. It. IiINU, Agent.. Irt, limp! I=l FOUNDRIES. ALLEN, M'KEE & CO., A. BRADLEY & CO Maziofteture every varlet, of STEEL WORKS, -- ANDERSON, COOK a CO., PENNA. SALT MANUFACTUR'G CO. PITTSBURG IL PA PENNA. SALT MANUFACTUR'G CO. PITTSBURGH, PA. U l . 4 l3P_. 4 bkAt.=J 2