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_LATEST TELEGRAMS.
OE
FROM-NEW IiORK.
inlaration to Brazil—The Eteport of the
Provost Garattal General.
NNW Tong. November 21.—A communica
tion lit the
and
calls attentinn to the fact
, that Irishmen and Germans • aro being en
, 'tired to Brazil under the promise of a free
four W=-
1 6 = tle t th issuP V ed sartt 2i?l%
_ e nezt mail
steamer hence, and that they will be used as
redrafts for the army:
The report of the Provost Marshal General,
'Whirl:thus just appeared, Is full of Interesting
statiattes. The total enstallment ender the
actot la arett-ad, the year is not given, was In.
States, 2,254.053 men; not including Like.
- -61.0 thee under arms under the bureau; 1,1%),
611 men were raised at a cost bf lAI4 cents per
man, ?ore the bureau was organized, 1,356,
598 at :do_at of 3401 cents per man. The de.
setters arrested and returned to the army
numbered 70,596. As to desertion tho report
t appearsheyond dispute thatthe 'crithe of
desertion is esi:ecially characteristic of troop—
... from large cities and of the districts which
they supply with recruits. The ratio per thou
sand of desrters to credits throughout the
' loyal States is•GI.SI. In the State of New York
it rises to 8906; and in the small States near
• New York city It is still higher. In New Jer
aey. it is 197.00; In Connetitiqut, 117.23; in N..
liampshire, 112:22. Yet the general rates oi
• • New Ethitituth is but 71.21; the rates of 'Massa..
chusetts being 66.68; that of Vermont M.TS. and
• that 'Maine 4a.95. In the West. who."
'. - sites are rare, the average ratio sinks
10,41.5 1 .
' The Whisky Frauds—A Mutual PlrOtee•
lion.
paw Yong, November 'N.—The manner in ,
which the late whisky frauds In Brootriyn was ,
accomplished, appears to bava been at follows:
. - A inan named Tappan. VerifY un d e r C°llo(''.
tor Pratt, Gagers P. B. 'ill am, A. F. Phillips
'undJohn Devlin, formerlyran ABSCISSOr of In
van agreed with a large number
o"frnaldistiUellsrs t u o e t ' ne effect that.lf the said
' tillers would sell Devlin all their whisky at
• one datar and illty cents per gallon, lie (Der
• would protect them In their illicit bast
. mess astnen. all interference from govern
ment officers, and would' also procure ail 61
Said whisky to be regrly Inspected by the.
said Tilton mad Phillips: and, furthermore, ne
threatened all Ihothdistillers 'who refura,:d to
sell hire their whisky upon- the terms afore
. said with - . seizure. A number of distillers
agreed to this'aud the .wldsky they made was
' Inspected on the premises prior to delivery to
Devlin._ Subsequently Devlin prepared a _dm
• pot on John street, near Plymouth, to which
the whiskywas sent, and there inspected at
literate et between two and three handttat
. harrels•every mornings -
On tho morning of the .12th inst., the pro
• ceedings at this nepot were watched. and from
Information thus obtained, the seizures as
already. reported, were inalle. 'The whisky
barrels which had • been inspectea hare a
brandoihserting that the contents bail been
thanntactured prior to September tlrst, and
this certificate was given -by A. J. Phillips.
The report of the officer making thin seizure,
says: This investigation has revealed the fact
that the distillers et this, the Tilled District,
had formed a idiot of mutual protection soot
ety as against all other than the local officers.
Parade of the New York Eire. Depart•
• meat.
iizw You, Nov. 21.—The Second annual Pa.
rate of the Metropolitan Fire Departmem
took.place this aftertk. on. There were thirty
four steam fire engines, each with a • tendo
and twelve hook and ladder wagons. Eael
engine, tender and wagon was drawn twt .
horses, the former using largely uecorsteil
with Up, bow:Lets and wreaths of . flowers.
while the men, itt uniform,..marched itt see.
lions. Twobands of mule accompanied. th.
procession, which made a very attractive ap
pearance.
. A. Railroad Itamor.
•
Now Tone, November • 21.—The Herald's
• . - Troy dispatch says: It is now alleged that
the combinations of the fur western railroad
party, the Express Company, and Mr. Erastut
• Corning, which has been formed for the pur
pose of electlng Mu. W; G. Fargo President in
-the Now York Central Pa }road, has been
made for the purpose aLti,igilantitzbag the in.
terests Of the Amerman Prioress Company to
- the exclusion of the Merchants , Union Itxpre:s
• Company, and that in the event of Mr. Fargo%
election, the cars of the. Merchants , Doran
Company will ho driven troui' , the Central
road; thus leaving that line open for the Amer..
lean.
Case of a Reverend Pickpocket.
New Toad, November 21.—The examination
• '
witthh e
p cas k e i unfg t h t e h B
pocketT . W of i lMia rmclhag J.
Moore, of Puiladelphla, was 11_1, again titb,
.toorning before Jostle,, Gaige. The testlMolly
was favorable to Mr. Williams. Tile case was
' adjourned.
.SA.Vilf3.l. l l, 'Nov. stiampship San
Jacinto, from New TOrk, is ashore on the oy-
ter beds near Fort The passengers
have arrived herea• Three tugs have beet
soot to her relief, and the vessel wilt probably
be gored' at high tide.
•
lleDuDllean Slombastion
Bosros, Nov.M.—The Republicans Bus even
ing nominated Otis Norcross (or Mayor of
Boston. De..X. B. Sinn= is Um democratic
nominee. • •
• Cable - Lino Down.
}law roan, Nos. 21.—o3tidnight.—No cable
news. .Line aown at Newfounulanrt.
• The ricer continues to recede slowly at this
point with siz Lett eight inches in the chan
nel by the Monongahela. Marks last evening.
. At Oil- City the Allegheny was falling slowly
yesterday. with four feet four inches in the
channel. The weather continuos cloudy nod
raw, with an occasional drizzling ratn.
The Echo arrived from Olt City since our
•
last report, and the Peerless cleared fur that
point last evening.
There has been no arrivals since our last re
- the molar packets. The
t ' sy r =l d s e du f r f i foriPar r kersburgla this morn
ing, and will return again today at noon.
The Leonora and New State, from Liectunnti.
are do here to-day, as ls also the Robert
Moore frOut Portsmou th .
The 'Argosy cleared for Cincinnatt about
. noonjesterday, with a Moderate trip, and
the vcr Lake left for the same point in the 1
. evening; The latter boat bad a lair freight
elthough!slui weS not loaded down by any
rim our notice of the new steamer Glendale.
.•
yesterday, we inadvertently omitted to note
that the cabin, ulna, by the way, lo very
much admired, is the work of Messrs. Bunion,
Ntlier Ss Co. This fine boat is tilling, up
',steadily for St. Louts,and and will be really.
'• • to leave on Saturday-o"says Capt. Bare, and
be ought to know.
The Columbia, Capt. Geo. IT, Rood, with hir.
. James - Russell In the (Mice, is now in tarn fort
Cincinnati and Louisville. the B. C. Grdy bay
ing - withdrawn from- that trade for the,preie:„
eat to take a toad 1 , of railroad iron to. St. I
Loo's.' The Colombia Is a staunch and relit-,I
• ble,eraft, with excellent accommodations me
-passegers_ and plenty of roam I for freight,
_and 'w ill leave .on Saturday, positively. We
, • ..imm pp, esh., will receive as she deserves, a good
The America., we understand, has been
• chartered at New Orleans, to Mon One of the
imunerable Southern rivers. .bile arrlvg,i zit!,
New Orleans some days alnce.
(Apt. Lytle, of the Camelia, expects to get
' • off for- hashville, today or tomon ow, and
passengers atid• shippers should act accord
, ingly.
. 'Cho Glasgow. Cepa Johnston. is the r'egular
.Express" packet for St. Louis to-day, and us
she ts lilting up steadily with both freight and
Passengers, those who desire to travel or ship
On this boat should attend to it at, once.. Mr.
'M.J. Stamp has charge of the °dice.
The Bayard, Capt. Geo. 1). Moore, is the re
' guinsPacket for Parkersburg to-day, leaving
LandaDtlYatnoon.
The Louisville [barter copied with great
• satisfaction the criveam made the other day
by the Cincinnati Commercial reflecting-whim
what on Pittsburgh painters and Pitts
burgh steamboat painting. Subsequ ently,
the Courier- 1,1 4 an B - t
ele On *.bow
' • preemie, engines," in which ht. took ou•
assiOn t., prououltec the "Dictator," a fall.
'in,. and . I 'n: Quickstep the next - thing to
_ one. and predicting,' by trunnuation, the eau.
result for tee Brent Republle — The Courier
.mau seems to be wonderfully'
exorcised about
Pittsburgh, and especially Pittsburgh boats,
burflie• socrect of the whole he is
,
/rug :of the great remit-Aloe Pitteburgh
h attained •for hoarlmatung. t o
mint at Southerners for intamegthat
and coming here to have beats built forth.;
southern rivers. Why do they iti Simply
because Pittsburgh "turns out a better e 1... 0 1
• boats than Louisville, and this tact is caul
• ceded almost everywhere - outside of that
place.
ail- - • The Quickstep and Nora arrived at bout to l l
oti Monday - , and the former bout, to.
gather With the Kate ltobinson, were eq..
voitised to . leave there for Pittsburgh on
••
Tuesday. The tow boat Steiln, with ato
of
euiptyharges pasted Louisville' on Monday
en route for this port, and the Kale Putnam
en route from Pittsburgh to St. louts, missed
.Evaxurtrille the came day.
are clip the following Items from the
Monett .elnquirer. of Tuesday:
; The steamer Norgeame in from PittsbUrgil.
and is announced for Arkansas river to•mor•
row evening, In commend of the well-known
• • 'and popular Captain- Andy 'Frazier, who 11
. favorably known In this trade. The steamer
Bose liatableton was sold yesterday to Capt.
Claycomb for the sum of alt,ooo. bile
• -will load for Arkansas river direct, Ills our-,
'
rent Mr. Nip Simonton in the °face. Slut is
:announced for Wednesday at 4p. tri. - •
A cylindrical holler, four feet In diameter,
• • with an Internal flue, has recently been made
MS England, with welded joints throughout.
- not oho rivet being used. The plates are LIG
inch iron, and the boiler was tested without
' 'leakage, to a pressure of one 'hundred and
fifty ptrands per square inch. Mr. had, worth
a English mechanic, constructed naocomotiVe
boiler nine sixteen years ago, the, longitudi
neljoints of which were welded Instead of be-
,
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N. OGDEN Oc CO.,
7uarilir6o7UlClCSB AND MASA=
irarbOn Oil - Laaips - and Fixturps,
.
CHANDELIERS, CARBON OILS, ac:-
22:c0. 04 ZlMax.lsot Oiltroot,
arynta,72:d&ver PrilliittlltetCYLL
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pOSITIIOLLXII 8 orrics. t
art or 4.l.proitr.wr, Sive. 2d, 1146,
REALER PROPOS ALS will be re.
'-' 4l l 2c d Peig i u72 l ;:ga t i llivril i tfteittLbis
aid Street: from ILIUM Lane to Sycamore street.:
Alto, tor. tirstllett firienAlley,ttom Centre atreet
Sy direction °Cede Streetilommitte -
ra,41:014 U. ritAlttli.S. (Sir Controller.
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43 . 2 5;000 TO A.O •
rersonn deitrlpx b botrow money ea
.I.lols V 41 , 11) MORTUAGZ.
YOr on*. iwo"or vaffle yeas. will do *VII to toll on
• 4..et.ttoE M; YETTY
no* - Asst Latata Arent, No.. LI Ilk Clan /Met.
PVT.. R. IVIJERTZ,
Banker. and Broker,
118 Wood St., near corner of itildhi
All descriptions of Government Bonds
naught and sold on liberal terms.
London and Continental Exchange sold at
Flew York rates.'
Gold, Silver and Coupo . n bought at highest
rates, and Gold Drafts issued on New Yoric.
VFEeseshir, November 51,106r'.
The New. York stock quotations to -day,
as reported by Robinson, McClean
we'rh as follows: Gold, 140;4; 101's, 1.1314;
I.ho's old , 1044; do 465, l 06,14; halo, neu:
7-303, lot sores, leti; second and third,
,e 5%. Michigan Southeih R. K.. il:41; Cleve
land .t Pittsburgh. 8634: Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne 4, Chicago, I06l4; Erie
Union Telegraph Cornpany, chic Age
1 Korth Ptestoro,ClN; Chicago & hock Island,
Imo '
—Rumors are persistently circulated that
the Treasury - Is selling gold, the indirect:oaf
chit denials to the contrary iththithstaficling.
The truth, however, appears to ho that no
one Is willinglo load up with gold in antici
pation of the
. favorable exhibit of the:public
finances to he made at the operang:of Con
gress and the possible recommendation in
llethilloch'a report of a policy looking to the
resumption of specie payments at no very re
mote period. The bulis, however, tiro per
haps quite willing that gold shotild fall to a
point et which luiporters could cover their
accumulating indcbteduess, as they 'bould
then probably operate In conjunction with a
demand for gold fur export. .
—Thu Sectielary of pie Treasury-has just
written a note to a Sew Tork house, in whien' .
he says: "I regard, as did mho my predeces-'
”ore, all bonds of the United Ethics as-pay - a-
Mein colnil , thus, atfectnally setting at rest
all.doubth that may tuivo been raised;bpon
this subject. The Secretary adds
"The bonds that have matured 'since the
, suspension of specie payments have been
so
paid, and I have as doub the aims will be
true month others . This - being, us I untier
stand it to be, the established. policy or the
government, he Five TWOoty bonds of 150:.
viii either Inv called to at the expiration of
live years from pier date, and paid in coin,or
be permitted [gruff until the government is
prepared to pay tlieui in coin.
—The recent decline in the New York etock
market, which contrionted so ninth towards
weakening priceskhere, is thus explained in
yesterday's Herold
The decline in railway shares was entirely
due to artificial caushs, and originated with
the. leading bulls, who took' advantage of an
evident disposition on the part. of the bears to
!mike a laid upon the market. The bulls thus
acted in concert with the bears by ceiling
enough of their stock to create an :uneasy
feeling, and induce weak holders and other I
outeine.speaculatore on the bull side to sell
out, .thus producing further depress on, and
so enabling the leading bulls to buy back the
:docks theybad sold at e profit in propu, then
to the decline. The furious manner lu which
the bears hammered the market when they
aw it yielding under them, exceeded all their
former efforts since last January. and the re
suit Is that an unuitiallY heavy "short" inter
est has accumulated, whichplaces lb° mar
ket in a stronger condition for a fresh and_
rapid rise than it has been in lee funny
mouths, .and there'la every Indication that I
the leading bulls will make good use of the
opportunity they have created.
—The New York Times says the Western
Union - Teleifraph Company on Saturday last
declared a dividend of per cent, payable in
January next. This, we presume, must be
taken wattle cause of the advance in the price
of the abates to bu from 43, to a b ich they fell !
on the strength of :'report that the Company
would pastita dividend. If the officers or the
Company Willfully permitted the reportof no
d Mend to go abroad to favor nacreous' par
ties In the purchase of the stock at a low price
and then immediately alter metered a livi
d end, affording opportunity to the same par
ilea to sell out at a nigh price, then the acurm
was:Very - reprehensible. There fire good rea
sons a,,lnat the emeera of any comp.iny deal.
nor It s, own shares. and wherever the Met
of - eueh:l.'.:cn is kgowit In a hank, a railroad
or tither Company, 11should motif.°
tarprompt
Chance of the managers, or MIMI of hm as acr
offend. • ,
Mtdiimer A•hore
arv - r4t, NEWS
SOOVUSOAB ro
FINANCE AND TI3,AD,
'PITTSMEAGU MARKETS
O.loot or Tut Prrron coon tiAsirrrs,
WEDNESDAY. NOI7OOIbEE S
There is but little that la new to say in re-
i 1
gard to the general markets. The demand i
for Flour, Grain,' Provisions, and 601310 other I •
articles we might mention, ;Continues very I .
light, and with but very few round lot opera-,
dons 10 report, prices remain without quote-
tole change. • ' •
,
GRAlN—Wheat is quiet and dull but nn- ; •
changed; No. 1 Spring may be quoted norm-';
malty at ia,co. Corn Is dull; new erots may be
"quoted at. 65 - to se—Hitchcock, islet:retry ..t ,
Co. sold 500 bush: old Ear Corn. In elevator, at 1
• $1,02. Barley Is dolt and unsettled—brewers 1
are °tiering from lit to gl,es, though, prime
,to. 1 Spring would probably briug 61,10. Sale ;
of 1 ear Eye ut sid • and the name ear was '
als,
subsequently soldat 41,25. Oats In good sup- i
ply and shill; sale of 2 errs, sacked, at 51. • '
FLOUR. There 50 no Improverusint to note
to the tletuund for this article; and' while the
market li dull and weak. prieeis Onto under. .
gone nochange: We continuo to quo to good to ;
I choice brands ol Spring Wheat at si lo VV.'S'
and Winter Wheat,4l3 , /, to 4151.:. Itye 4 Flour is ;
unchanged. Saler, of Buckwheat at at, in first
hands, and gll4, in store.
MILL FElSD—There in some.-inquiry for'
Middlings. but there is a Wide range In ,
prices, as there is also Ire quality—sales being .
repotted all the way. trout 81,90 to 12. Brun is.
Ihod-atoo cents, on track, and Seconds at 51,4 0
to 81,50.' -- -
APPLES-LContlnue dull with it supply tons
siderably in excess of the demand, butprices i
are nominalist unchanged—regular salmi in
store at ft 100 per bbl, as tolt qualitS. There
is some little inquiry for prime Apples, in
good packages, for shipmentat low ilgurer-
but we have DO BUNS.
POTATOEs—Prime Peach Blows are selling
In store at :5 to SO cis per bushels,and 5 2 .7 3
per bbl. Jersey Sweets are..quotd at 33 D.,
,00 per Mil. • '
I.III.FTEIL—Ie quiet and unchanged; prime to'
choice Roll Is selling to a regular way at :u
tole.
EGGS—Hare still font:tor advanced is eon
seommeo of a very light supply WO 6 brisk
demand; we elm report. /mica of 15 tilde ILI.I O .
CHEESE—Is dell but withdet sCuotalle
change—ld for 'Western Reserve; II to 19 fur
Bamberg; la. to ID for Factory; and 20 Mr
Goshen.
SORGHUM—Is In . fair demand and steady
but unchanged—sales of good to prune at ots to
68 cents.
SEEDS—DeII. There is a steady demand
for FitLibebd at $3 to 63,10, stud little or none
offering. Timothy Semi issioll but Duch:sagest
SCI the same elm be euid Of Clever.
• .
errrnsustin PETUCLEV.II Mtnli/ET.
•
011102 01 TIIII P 12222011011 1.141221111, / I
• WEDNESDAY, mot' ember ma%
'CM:DE—There are no 'new characteristic 4
the;Criide market worthy of special notice;
The demind continues rather limited; and
while holders are disposed, sell at current
riles, yet they do' not seem willing to make
any further concesston* in orihr to effect
sales. We continuo to quote at 10 tol0)4; ni
bulk and bbis returned, and 15 to 15 , 4, tads
Included, according to gravity, time of de
livery, etc., etc. Sale of 610 and 000 Was, both
at 10 eta; and three L 11002202 barrel, (Virginia
oil) to arrive, at /0%. Buyers are few In num
ber, at rut:sent, as metiers generally, seem
inlaid Co hold back and see whet turn the
market/sill talce.wittilh the nest week or two.
DEFINED—There Ls •,no improvement to
note in the • demand for bonded oil, and, it
anything, prices are a shade lower. We now
*now at a to. 3354 to Immediate delivery' to
rldlllleipollll as% to 31 for DeCl.l/021.11,nd 31
to 34% for January and February. It Is suld.i
and we have no doubt, is correct, that a Nev.l
York exporter bought some fourteen thou;
sand barrels - In Chtindelphia,:on Tuesday, at
33% to 33, but even this made no perceptible
impression on the market, either there or
hero. Free oil la doll and neglected, but nom
-I.,elly,unchanged.
—Since the above was put in type, we have
the fOllO2/12g sales reported 1500 tibia to be
,louvered In Philadelphia within twenty days,
seller's option, at 33; and 'SOO -Caine delivery
and same option. at 32%.
ARRIVALS—The following arrivals of ell
Were 100011.21 to-day:
D. Cochran—Jae D. Bushnell... ....... StrYi
D. Itoseubach.... OM D. AL Pc/Rental"
islicrtr lire 491 Strickler tr. Co 90 00
Tote} •
11„:101
Tim Dry (loot TroMM
New Ynse. Nov. 21.—There aro hopeful
signs in thedry goods market this morning, •
Nan for the hot six weeks. before: 'The ex•'
Creme low price of alniost all kindti of goods,
and the ateadiness and neatness in the cotton
m arket. gives hopes 'that Inters hare ut, last
to uched bottom. Tbia la also more apparent
from the inereaSed demand for the leading
kinds Of gooo9 ers are evidently mats
fled that goods area. low a* they win Dumont
pre
and are entering the market for sm.
plies. There!' more business exported intl.
sresterneities,' and' orders are grate numer
or g for censidertane quantities
one thtB
Jobbers- morning. q
Ores. Stmetings—
'of goods. ce l7 ca y m; lioward, A.
Aulmke tt "; tiros lto :We" 29 . James
19. Bled • •hhed Starlings — . ne
204; trove klan?facturmg9. t.l 4 t x tipa ton
18 1 1 . ;
Prints—Garner Gompany, , ft_ 11 ,
—Pepperell,l4; Winthrop, 19. Corset e
I,l4._grown. c. Dri , s
-Blehtnend 17q, tirainautbs,
Lacenia,2l; Pepperell, 'Mt •
Clownland Market.
- .
Ccrrscstro, November SO.—Flour--Qulet and
• ourbordred. - Sales 115 bids ZS spring at 112,25.
Wheat- Daly and _- unsettled. No sales ' re
ported and prices nominal.' Cont.-Dell and
-neavy. Held at 970 for No.l mixed, but WO
near ofao sales; Oats—Dull and 10w..r; pales
lour No.l at 45x;1 do do at 48. Rye=Dull and
not/111100W at CAI; 1,43- for Western. Bar •
ley--Quiot and unchanged; bold at 41,co1 ^ Y L o w
for No. 1-Canada; EeitiVec for State.
.
a t' advance
- Wheat arm ,
iiratt advance of Mao. cdoeng at .2.090410 for
No. Laud fd.0861,9 for N 0.2. COrn steady at..a
decline of leltr,ocloring sank+ for NO. I and
ifefald V.' Oata' firm at an advance of
.14WAJfalea at .74087 43 fOr No. 3. Yrovieione
dulltaaleSoVmarl...rorklif.fal. Sop luodeo•
atit.tadives , eidot at lOWA for c o mmon to
letilkeindsoff Tre -, •
c i , 0 03,474, .fickreakbo.f., NOW, .rtendleil
Su perttne,-.10,76.-: irblelfT fitnifdyt
Lona dna wan fair.buyoal sales at , .**0414,
roritdall.::.lArd'elollittarMaf
NULIMETSJ”r TELEM3APJLI
, • .
lilies, York Flosuiciol Skitters.
Nrow Yong., November 3L—The money mar.
ken Is mere active and Arm. at 6a. Per cent.
E xc hange,los"o;e3lenfor
gold.forhallGloolandis....r_oSeteioprlge.ing
lit. 141, declining to
.140/, and closing at 14031, Governuihnt stocks
pool firm and morn active. "Looks Leavy;;
.withoits decided change. Freights , to Liver
r.
Rock lwand, 10P,I; iiiinms Scrip, ilt; Cleve ,
land Pittsburgh. Sijci; North litestern, 71514; N.
prcterresi, 73N; Taledo, 112;46. Fort Wayne,
103 N; Alton and Terre 11. auto, 41: A. and T. H.
premixed. 70; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 501;;;.
.31. and S. P. preferred; 69%;.Chleatto and Al-
ion,lo7Ki Michigan Sonthern; 61N; Michigan
lentral, .P. 4; Reading. 113; New It erk Central,
09%; quicksilver, 47; Mariposa, 57. , ,,; Atlantic
'Man, lea; U. S. aixokof iS Coupons, MX; Five
twenty Coupons df ~..,
-fo rt do SA, itkitio do
'65, ume base, 1041; Ton-forty Coupon., 100;
Treasury Seven-thirtied, 105%; Missouri Sixes,.
s 7; 0111.0 and Mississippi Certificates, :914.
Who Commenters money article says: The
Money market shows a conitnued tendency
toWiird firmness to.day.., .Tilere aro fewe r .
transactions' at 0 per cent:, and 7 per cent. is
the rate fora largeproportion of the loans ou
stock colla ni
tere. Discounts are Armor; the
ruling rate for prime paper is 7 per cont., with
'exceptions lit 6,4 per cent. Cvold contmhes
' weak. The Bears are di:Pressing the inatket
with the most pi.sitiveasirtions that the,suli-•
Treasury is selliuggOld. 1 which there is not
the shadow or train; Tito morning a Broad
street ilrm, said to have been long in Knouts,
reported to have failed upon contracts amount..
lug to 41,000,U00, which had the effect of still
further depressing the premium. The armors
01 the mosey market hal. still anunfavoraitle
effect on stocks. Thts afternoon the amount
.
•of transactions show a; material, falling off,
aud prices are again Seto lower. •
Thu PUst's money article Says: Gold is de
pressed by the failure of a well known ilrm,
who Mice beim carrying four million dollars
ef coin. The market was uctiVe at 7 per cent.
trout arrearly hour tuts morning. Call Loans
were ow at tile close this morning, and Dis
counts were dull at 0 , 4631. The stock market
steady and hesitating. Governments are
at inside- rates. Railroad - Shares aro
irregular and without much movemnt.
tho close there was a light upward te n den cy;
Northwester. being the most 1 . request. At
tut the rsgulai board the quotations were as
iollowlins'ls, 1:". C.. 103%; quotations
:Ili,. Reading
113 A; M. S. 8':%I I.C. lithi; Pittsburgh NRal N.
i Z\.' , ',11;i;,,d4,?,Prt,f;,.7e.!1; '' , .iteri.o 113%; it: 1 .
‘ iisiN;
1 it . u . i. * Bien ' t6.7dA i istir it . ti 'r ti. , T u arl ' q b ut u tt.C l.
10sehlOS46; fat common, 107g,igiet; for bankers'
do at siCArt slake, ilOkiAluo..i. -
'There was an active demand for money
early tit the day, tboyearitet was Bras at
567 per cent for cad, Too ...took boll:era had
to pay the nigher rate lit a great teeny Caere
in tact the bulls of the new bllginen. We. at 7
per cent. Theintirket was ene Cr towisfils the
close, however. and count MA be, gout. tt over'
6 per cent. Thu advance in. the rates of Inter- •
est will attract a large amount of capital to
this point, and the supply of loanable funds
will soon he greater titan ever- The gold mar
ket felt off to 1:5J1.4 at the • dose, owing to see
oral failures among the bull operators. Cash
gold was more plenty this afternoon, and Ida
per cent. was paid fur carrying it. There was
a.report on the str,t this afternoon, that
the Government had Called upon the National
Banks for $13,000,0u0. There is not the slight
est truth In this rumor, as the calla from the
Treasury Department have been quite mod
erate and unlfOrm of /ate, und uot to such an
extent market . o eate any disturbance in the
money - T.he Sub Treasury hero 'is
disbursing • liberally en Treasury warrants,
and the currency Soon gets back into
cirCula
•tion again. •
Tile stock - market was heavy and lower, at '
the last open board, with an Inerefed pressure
28 •
to sell generally. 0. C., '4,(r • Climber
land, 8761,7:4; Quicksilver, t6t54..,i;
12;41514,ti; do. preferrisl,2s,44:o-4 R. U. T.,
al. C., 1le3111,t4; • . 10a , -;;010.04; Erie, 7.!-Zr
Reading, 112.,"4- - 4 '4112.• 82gfelS , 411. litlallti;
Pittsburgh, ea'..,1135...V.,4; Toledo, 111 - 1,4(51124; tt-1.
anq Pacitic,lo3l,44slo,PA; N.. 54; do. prefer
red, 7207214;5. W., litif,4lslo.3. Thu government
securities went heavy and lower this aftet -
neon. The following were the closlug prices:
5.20 Coupons Inal-445105.44: do qt. 10.4t5105,4;
%ft, hath,3 ii;i4; do. '65, Jun nary anti July,
itbalio!,4; 10-ths registered, do. Con ,
mina, leut4 , loo,r• ,tugust it2,(41.CA1; June,
105;4; July, 1 '431051-.4,
New Nock rroduee.Markel..
Naw Yuan,. Nov. 2.1.--Cetton steady with
only a moderate demand, buyers. and ,sellers
tieing too far apart, At 3.0.f r el ter tutddling up
lands, and 5514. e for Middling Orleans. ;.1. lout
opened Itfdoc betten4but closed quiet, with
the advance lost, at %15011.1.0 for sound cum
men•extra Slate, sll' 11.75 for extra round
Loop Ohio. and 1111.9eff 1115 for trade' broads.
Whisky quiet and unehaeged. Wheat oiwmeti
2 ,- .410 bet, ex. and envied with the advance lost.
but with a ratr export demand, at $2..t 2.3.
fur No It Milwaukee, the letter toe gory'
Inelndlug two neat. loads for export at
11 - 2 We= 35.. Barley Idle loveer, Can ola 11 rut in
bond stooa Los. Barley Malt 11411. Corn re
ceipts 12,415 bush; Irregular null onset
axles 56.00 a habit at $1.2.501. - 17 for shipping mix
ed western In stun and afloat, cloning rind at
16115 In store, 61 for White Vrestefn, 5e.151.4,
$1)1.53 for mew white southern. Oats are
hi lower; iM , ..ttic for Chicago and Milwaukee,
Wool dull and declining, at ..t-qtfell.ie fur de
-mastic fleece, 3Seriee for pullet! and Mat Lir
-Texas. Loathe. —Hemlock solel9 a alma.'
lower, at 3254530 for Buenos Arr.. light
weights, 54d2.0 , 4e to - 530; for California light
do; to tic for middle do; 35,43ee for heav y
do. Coal—Foreign la • !mealy, with a fair in.
oiry, while domestic rules hoary; ss,sofri,eo
per ton in the. yard. Coffee dull. sugar gent;
Cuba, 1001.2 c. Petroleum steady, at 5`*.,i42.1.. -
for. Crude and Zflt.6e for refined to bond. York
homey and Imre, but cloned decidedly firmer,
at $2.242.175 for regular, and cash for new mess,
closing nt $2.4,e2, cash, and ANits2o,so tor prime.
beet unchanged at about previous prices. Iteof
hams - heavy, at 3e4515c. Bacon quiet. Cut
meat, doll n heavy. at lil-44211e for shoulders
and 1.1;461.3.0 tor barns. Dressed hogs firmer,
8j4439.4e for western, thlefly 95;1114c. Lord
heavy' at 1201.1.. x. Butter doll, at 2:(3510 for
Ohio and 5.54.147. e. for State: Ihe Mr Orange
county rolls. Cheese heavy at 81)1., , ,14e.
Mg. Louie Matzke..
Sr. I.orro, 4nv.:2l.—Florir dull and unchang
ed. W neut dull and lower; spring, at gfrota's
2,lo;*primr, fall, at 62.•5:41.1"; choice, at tr.77la
Z 7 Corn dull; choice yellow and white, at
41•0°.5e1.10,, n a nd and yellow, at $1,0543/
~ .11CP IMIL.I 'yellow at 1i5f1'45.7• Oet•
hem, at 546150 for choice. 'Provisions quiet;
Prima Mess Pork Bacon lower; stiouilers,
at illeb; clear lidos, at 14,Sic.' Whisky dull, at
47.M1114• 22- _„;
. narrates Miteritel.
lirreit.o. November 21 —Flour, leb bbls sold.
nt 411,00 or Spring, and 41140 for AMber . 'Win
ter. Wheat quirt; seeks Of 7,110 bushels 411. b
wank... at 1130; 7,130 do Milwaukee raj ento.l,
41.h'. Corn hell at about 61,05; no sales. Oats;
1,400 busli.ls Ohio, 91e. Barley; 1,000 I.ushels
4:K10°,41,10. Pork, 3.1.3 6 tt. Lard, 14Gli!ic..
it Lasky, 41.,35.
• Sea' Orlearia Market. . .
Pow OaLtaas, Nor. 21.—Cotttlepshbeher; Bales
off ,1470.14167. low Middling at 174 4 . c; receipts,
3.401.1 bales. Sugar dull and no demand; • -falr,
Sterling.
foredo'', 45c; prime, 5504 c.
Lank Sterling. Otnaf Markets unclutngtal.
•
Toledo Martret.
T.LLI3O, Novomber M.—Flour 'lull. Wheat
nnena..ro.d. Corn opened 46 and closing:xi bot.
ter; liefte - hi for :roil mixed closing at the Wilde
price. Otte unebangerl. lip, quiet.
3111svarikee !Market.
)111.3CAC 6E14 NOv. 21 —Flour firm. Wheat
quiet. !-!n fur No. lan nd t 1,84 toe No. 2. Corn
Wirt at m'/.r.ate
',WORTS LIT ISAILAOAD
•
Yrrseen/Lee, rent WATOC R CaSeAeo R. IL
November 21-5 cars metal, Wood & Son; 40
pkira apple better, c 3 Wits elder, bbls eggs, L
it Volgt & Cu; 15 bbis upolcs,Slarlver & Lacer;
43 tea bams, 75 do Ned, F Sellers &ow 10 dozen
J Dravo; 71 eke rags, Godfrey & Clark
10 bre cheese, W llaslage; 46 do do, J lilltnore;
.56 tells broom corn, IncElloy . & co; Vicars
wheat, .1 5 Liggett & coil do oats, 13 Weillace;
Ido apples, Blair ,t Woods; I do do, Kell &
Alliehurt; 3 cars staves, W Hastings; 6 barrols
benne, Kirkpati tele & tiro; 103 bids Dour. Cook
Bro & co; 100 do do, Gay & Painter, 100 do do,
riborunkxr a Lang; 1 car scrap irOn, Itees,Urtirr
Dull;16 eke turnips, Seglanyer & .Voskatop;
1 car wheat, Ammon A Scott. •
' CLSVCDAND -ADD rtvlssesalt RAILROAD.—
'November 21-4 pkgs bacon, Volgt & co; Ibis
a co; 1 keg lard, 2 bbls
pies, 2do butter, Camp; Aloyo Cu; 31 1 . 1 b1i
willows' A b Chambers; 1 car Iron ore,
Lloyit
willows;
1 do do, AteKnittbt & co; IWO
bills paper, 2A W Bonbons.); 1.2 bids 011, J T
Glass; 38 Usti cheese, Kirkpatrick a Iletron; 53
to do, C C 11441eleY; 30 bole apples, Pettit a
Nowlin; 18 Mils broom bandies, W Mardorr; I
car potatoes, Volta a co; 1 do lumber. 5111-
linger & llld well; 10 dozen - brooms, Shields a
]]etcher; 118 like potatoes, Shields & Boucher;
2 mire lumber,Aubrey. promlow a Coon; 11
obis sorghum, & AOwlln, -
4:01.11 - Xnue" a Lbßetnifill R. it.,
November 21-8 pkg. butter, Volgt a CO; 10
!ibis apples, Sturgeon & Jiro; 1 Miles. flays a
Stowart;6 bids potatoes, 13 do- barley, 7 do
corn, Mannar Harper & Hood; bbls butter, 2
•pkgs eggs . T'Schlldecker; 20 bids apples,
Mack; 14 do do, Noel's; 2 Care I ye, & W
00FarVII4.110.4':editt,„,t a u nt 'on :
a Courtney;Scott; l d al
pigs lead, Miley, Farrell & co,.
ALLIMMINY STATION. November 21—I rolls
leather, Tomlinson & CobbOneks oats, Z gall;
10 Obis uvulas, W Todd; Winks oats, J Rambo;
25 do potatoes, 51 Wilkins; 1 14 butter, David
lieeseo racks washbowls, Kolion & Broy 1 car
lumber, C Boyles Ido staves .1 FM Hemphill;
1 cal Wheat, Kennedy & Dro; 6 pigs butter, -
bble
apples, .1 24 Cooper..
1866. FAL L 8-661
:40.ALIMPETrs.
We are now exhilsitins Tor _FALL
. Tltenft the
most extensive stock. otstosels we hams Sela Usti She
pleasure of orl:ering to our patrons.
English, BrusselS and , Tapestries,'
Of °X.V."47,l4;V:fe7,'ert:ggVibran7,.andi
RICH 911.10:1 ANS VELVET .CARPETS ArlD EEG,
Eatultolisttultis
Nes tel Ele eelhtiefis or comic*,
Bide & Centre Tassels, Loops & Bands,
, cholco tlt f la Nottlngeurtalns.
• MPARLAND & oovula
No. lls r Ylo !ra Ti3TßX
2ext hones 1015. n. rosto ~
ADDITIONAL BOUNTIES TO
soldiens of 1881 and 1862.
•
All who sex Ted three Years are retitled to $lOO
brunt :those genie/two Years. $3O: or who wt.,
discharged by ressoa of *castle, or their heirs.
• •
hree Xonehe _Extra pay
is dile Volusteer °Mears 121 the service Beueb
fled dilichargeit,'EFatitertd Tat; r.sign!d
ycrmaneailY dtaablod aro entltle'd
WOO:SAO. or SY% to:4l.l?Rree.o! dlisDll.7
_
.• . J. HALL PATTLupur Atgwaris. -
• uri • re
ALL. , PAPAt-.-Of vadat,
iberatioti H. Its Dug.. Itootas and Sitelt•
/rni!Pl""r-Itil. 'Nu. Wilmot tie t
p.M.T. • • • r0d.'2.1/11011S5
MIES
. _
. .
FOR CINCINNATI ANDagSt v il
LOUISVILLE.—The line steamer ON IRON RILLS
COLUMBIA':
` , Copt:WM. W. RUM. 0
Wollear 4. tin am above and all LoPermedlate porta., ' I . ,
on till.TltAY. at Ip. t., positively. k l . NINTH WARD, i IITTSBURGH. -
for fret bt Sr pa-sake sp IT on Goard or to
or g YEACK A COL P LINONSAM. Agent".. . .
/ A coNYOLIDATION OF THE ..ifilOt CITY
['OR . CAIRO AND ST.r isi g .F01:11/1 ,, AND ••CYCLOPO IRON CO."
LOUIP.—Tre flue steamer
GLIVNitALE Capt. Jona )3.11A11t,
Jas. Mellon, Clerk, will feria for the above and all
Intermediate ports, on r MS ? DAY. at 4 P. It.
Nor (recant or DeAsage appi on board or to
J..D. CULL NO SWOP, i
JA M ES COLLINS... . Agee'.
roll , .114. FLACK,
FOR - EVANSVILLE. CAL
'e5.2.11.) KEOKUK. -
The splendid passengtr steamer
tit,AbliOW Caot..G. W. JolINSOir,
Will nosh err ly leave for tins above and all interne-
Mate ports, on THUltall klf. at 4 Is; at. •
For freight or passage apply on ward, or to
bola ()ILAN. BARNES, agent.
13EOPLEN - LINE.--BEG-figir o g
- ULAN WF.EE I.Y YteKET be.
tWe.IIPITTSBIJILGH AND CINCIN
NATLThe new and snleadltl steamer
t'ant. LOll6 VandeKlfr. W. Scutt. Clerk,leat ea
rlttaboralt EVEtt TUESDAY. at 12 o'clock K.
I.cares elncln,,at VERY FNMA Y. Atli o'clock.
For ftelght or paatatte anniTna board. .°3:.2'
POLE EVANSVILLE ANDEASe
N AglIV ILLE.—The fine steamer
OAMELLA ..Capt. I 7 via.
lit leave for the shove and all IntermeatatelA.,
on THIS DAY, at 4 V.
For freight or passe et apply an hoard or to
nod VLACK rE DULLINLIWOOLL Agents.
14`011 CINCINNATI.-ThezaW i t
A. splendid side-wheel Demmer
Capt. S. llAnfl Jr..
-
i t' A i liE F lVllli: l o ' n r :Cegil:Z n ier
DAYS at 12 Y.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
COLLINs, Agents.
WHEELING, BIAIIIET-zga i t
IL TA. & PAIIKEMBURO PACK-
Y.T.-11w p.endid pusenger steamer
. C.Pi. fitiORGIMOOII.I
Leaves rittsburicb
ELEI!EM
IitONDA.Y. AND T1i01t0b....Y....at II o'clock
Leaves Parkersburg •
TUESDAY AND YIIIDAY at 2 o'clock Cl It
Yor height or ygosage applyon boat& ...Hal
fr. VI IA t: 1 4:11 111 t 4 :1[143
WILLIAM C. LEE,
successor to ALEX. tiUBDON
corrmis SION AND FORWARDING
3a....IELIFI.C7I3ILeN...TAVV.
• Nut. 102 Stctrutt Street, PltUborgb,
icrAiteat tor tho "ht. Louts" LesU P tpe and
Sheet Lead Works. De sler to 1 . 10 mud lsAlt LEAD.
SHOT, He..sll' t PULE CLA Y. G.c. Constgore.entsno.
Itched anti getters pro:opt:l' Ultett• uPfal'k4
BELEWER, 'BURKE r Fir, CO.,
COMMISSIOA 311111111111111,
64.IENTS FO4 TM C.
Pacific, Globe and Liberty OlL,Woiks,
Ample Storage for Crude and Itedned 011 J
al easel advances made on eonslonmenta of Crude or
ILO:Woad Petroleum. Yards for storage and ship
ment of Crude Oil at Lawrenceville.
Odlee and Wars:hone-. Corner of Dupaesom Way
and Liancoct street. rittSbuzgb. payld.aSlS
MICA 6g11.: JAL T. WM/WM
KEIL Iv:
MMITISSION NEEROHAIS TS,
Flour, Grain,Beedy, 111111 Fred, &c
349 LIBERTY STREET,
wits= , nrrsßunoll, PA.
V. OWILINe•... J. KZ% SSDT W. 11AXIVIL.
OWENS,' IiENXEDY & R,
HARPE
PRODUCE C‘lliblltinlON 1111tellANTO,
Wholesale Melanin rtllitatiN AND !WY LSI
FRUITS, tIALT, I.OIJII, I.lllTrElt, EtiUs, I ().
TATOCS, •e., And irk 1 rovlataa4 and Vrodaa, gen.
erelly. No. 76 FEDLLI.AL, anturr. ovr.lu. tsr
Ilettrold Derot. At.t.sulieNT. VA.
Agent, for the sale or I',. It. Donnell
gals... *n44. Kerte• nett.
S. NJEACTIYEtt
' • COMMIEBIGN KEZCHANTS,
•
•
And deslertin D'ee4 ..I . Produee.
Catb ulyancei m.4a on ronatstan.ntt.
Warthouve. N0..31,Ct rEhiS o,Prito
Union Depot. l'ltteataltb, Pa.
nA.y. CUAIVFOOD, Commission
11.SITT1n1111+.111e. Tugs
oar. vb nut , sk:ICAP Intl!!. FINS 1113,11.11.
And 14A'!. Lc. War•bnuto And Orate. tins. 11611
nd J 6 ex.hs 5111 , . T. 11Torato Tarnished.
ConslnomnnU •LnlctLed. DC,
in.l.t.X• Wan/v . &
M'ILSNE ANJ En, COMMISSION
Tn.- !UK...HAT:T/5 And dralers in FLOUR, ONA IN
and r ttou roctund alrsTsl, Let• Teen lA land and
nOtherid. rlLinnursta.
rtion.
.4,1111 EN tt SIIEPAIL
Mcrclasa., and drat, TT In To rsgn
and IT,Tn.r..le YrOtn, I Incr. 11:31.1j. 1.11.1r.5t, t Ter",
• r rr,darr gr•.._,A•xy 2.a..rt/ 1.111k11:ry
Sy. T. nici. tirtt.l2ll3.l.
XVII. P. BECK b. CO., No. l'S.5
T T • Litorrly rsvrt.' rll4lrcrirl:. Ya. , VI noIeTTIC
Ur« en. kiGS.TaiLlltOt Meehan:T..2T d TIM" In Co.-
Try Prodnan. ( . I . ooTb:dm, Bancns, Lem, :latter. GSM
Checne, YLab. se., Prcninet. ;War.
tirrrs And Drlnd Trr.ltz. an.. BAIL And I.l:nr. ITII
ons entrant)
CI ti. 61.1EPARD. COMffillittiOn
V.' .• and deatcre tn rtour, ()Mtn and Pio
ci:.
L.ttatty caret, rlttabnints
e,nds tor I for Itaktra and funlit
conatal:.) Gsmd. Para:War laiteaLtan pain 40
It., ^mat fr Mutt ...11x gt.ntrally. ' oda, -
LITT"'BAIRD &
Kcolesala Caatantsslon inercbsata, and
dtatera.la PraduCc. /tout. Ikon. Cheese. Tana
tttannn and LL.S4 In% Iron. ,Na.llo, Olasa, Cott..
lama an: ail l'lltaburgb zmnufactorci
1.1 *n4 LLtnccondattvct, rittlibUrgli..
t. RICTIMiI 4. 19. • 6.6TV1L11 .11. D. latinia.
Pk:If:ULU b. lUWS., (Successors to
AA.
Its fmd IL Au:arson.) Wr.olesslo thaiers In or
frults, :Int+ sod Uplecs, Coufsettoors7. tO , Vls;
vin-Yin -won, Lc. Nos. L.N sad to Wood Wants. aTs
rt,Lwaku., 1,12:11,
- -
R&NoN. & SON, Coaausissios
• ur.111:11 Srli anA.Dealere /LNA U1tA12 , 1 7
43 ILL FEED wad CHOI) UCT. irsastilly, No.
u;urni, app.= City illgebem city.
E
OILYILCANEIELD,Comaaabadon
,elWestern
Yorwardlnn iterthant slut whoissale Jester
in Reserve Cheese. Butter. Lard. rork.
Baum. Pima. MIN Vol.:0 read/aim, dalerstas.
Lammed sun Lard VII., Deted Yrna, nut Veatuee
genersll7. Nos. 144 and 14.5 Prost Weld. Pittsburgh
o onol 4. 1111A0 4111060 Z ItrrgUALE.
(.4 EAD & DETZGAIL, Grocers and
Commirstou Ile rchentimul &eters In .01 kin,
of Country ,prodsoe and Pittsburgh Itanarsclures.
lio.'lo/ Liberty :Arent. Opposll.s WWI Or Wood street
rir.tsburgh,
ream I. 110cal••••IDIranD 110031...1r11. S. MAMA.
1011L11 1. HOUSE 1: 81101., !faeces
aolla TO ..1013n E. Hones R CO.. Wthaa/wala U
ear. .d Cosalalag= liar:ban% Watt of Baaltta.
field and Water area.. Patanarib. Eale
!MIN Suirrom • • L.. IV,ALLI,CIL.
SIMPTON & WALLACE. Vlr hole
ital• GROCLUS .6.ND ruknwer.D.L.it.r.uo.
so. Waal ritrebt. rtnaburalt. .1711
A3IES DALZELL & •SON, Biartu
u: facturere of Lavd 01.1. and COZZ:LISIOLL Merchants
for .the pare-nue andaale of Crude and Banned re
tmieurn. Nor. ed and 70 Water street, rlttaburati.
Advance' made on Conalanmenta.
VETZER AIIMISTIIONG, For
t I gg and cculstorM47laus tor sato
fi.:Wiltnse°:Lg.lcfi,
trei , init7l no.. ek;e..loilZteNrg
torpor of Vi i
1011111iT,AMIALLL A. 7.6
.1/01alr. DAILZELL it CO., Whole.
solo Or CommlYlon ad Forwardly' May
chats ad dealers to Prodoco 'ad Pittsburgh May
orators'', No. La Llbers7 otrat, Elttotyroh.
.11 RIDDLE , No. MO
ntssiou Liberty Mt.,
• ylitenumb,Comi
Wholesale Deeer in Country Prxinee.tiroceries swl
rittsburgh mmutfacturee. CAA advanced on tion
ligaments. and paid for Otnetllly. sull
.18A1All DICKEY &CO., Wholesale
tknamlsidon Marcaanta. and dealer, It
Frodoco, o.b gaga ,screet and
. R Front atraal.
Paitabargh.
LINRAUT, •
(Bo Woman to liseleOwn it Unbar)
1.1.1er in Floor and drain, M
Produce and Commtruics
4erc.hasta act LIEX.U.TY STIILET, Plttsbusek
ay
SZCIIOIII.4KER &LANGWholesale
eaters In Waterier Ploor. Orlin. Prodoce. Pre.
visions, rtsb, Choose, Bet, usroon OIL Noe. Maud
174 Wood !Street, near Liberty Meet, Pittsburg-b.
P. , bcolmSs
fOuld ?LOYD Wid. ?LVTD
JOHN FLOYD a. CO., Wholesale
UROCELLS,• No. 173 Wm 34 au/ YS Marty .trcet,
Pituborwh. Pa. •
PALE OF CONDEMNED ODDI
..r.NANCY. AND ORDINANCE STORES. —Will
be scud at Pubic Auctim, at FORT MON ktule Alt.
oE L, 0114 Point Comfort. Va.. on c l ock • Y
the 214 day ol Norembor. IPSO, at io o •. at.
• large quaniltr of 4411:04, cousisting In put of lb
s!,/
follow !LF
911 1 M
Yield lad Siege Cannon, cast Iron, of 'vari
ous calibres;
61,070 bhot, 000114 and Soherlad Cale, tel smooth
• bore and ripe.' guns:
70 Merrill's Carbiues, new and repaired:
_4 Me Enfield itiOed Muskets, cal. 1,77•
lordt and Npf?cces i ßepottliit 11!fiel:
stotS ' l i g i r l AusZgi, r ort:a. 18:2, Okt
y,to ,; do do do • altered to percussion
•, _cal. 0 4 1
10 Smooth Dora Aluskets, Dint lock. eel. IQ:
217 nesoirers ...IVortners and ItsculOgton's .
- 1 - .
31k
•:-1.;0111sealry sod Artillery *Almost . •
TO Swords, Must Una awl uonjeommlistoned
isMeers.
Irotalesn slays will be allows/ for the remora) of ,
atOres.
,Tr.asis or por.snw.a. '
•"1 Capt. of Ora. anti Mrt, Col. A A Y .
- ,ioemz4 •
104OTICE TO CONNURIEUS OF
WATS It.—Therepatis new In proves, at the
Water-Works render it imieerattve .bat great corn.
omy stionld be nu erred at the ese or water, tbe,one
engine new renal beteg tare Ito Its utmost cs
pao.r. A.lunietcessart caste of-water sboisid be
such as sprinkling streets, washing Dam
es
n eats, drenching clothes in tubs t • an Inordinate
to
Unitas there is proper attsution Tirc
to tor. req.:W.l3.os tba city will not/wire surd
cient water tar Ilre„ culinary and other neeessarr
Sglacf tialieTtlefililrillitigtVoihtgrcetunneflasys
total) a heavy nue.
/t ta hoped eat lu the Woorse of thtee wee* s or s
mon
ah at t Meet, the' do perlatendent will be
enabled to ;motet/me restrln Inns.
Jun. IitENCII,
••
Irnarlotenden °fleeter-Works.
pRIVATE DItiEASES.
()mei 153.4 PENN inlay:, ova Hand
Youths care of all, diseases of arriving mere, la
fromt etea w % W i l l o s - u ir IT;;BY. Vere f i:Z ;tr . t 110.:
0 11:1„„, 0 . the genital organs kneed.ag ererrenUnn
Cure warrante e or money re
Oefoebourew 7 to 10 A. W.. 1101....1 to
a ...Ivo.. ••••••• TM.* ••
CE L EVP E '
avo bozos (looms. Tsetor and 11.... burg tot sale b,
cti4iuss
8110011111.
100 doestfor ego t 7
op t umios O. 23.4.1.5xxy:
, No.= Luartracmit.
aszszstsc . arAlwrAcronr.ns or
IRON AND FORGINGS.
Spacial Attention given to the monufactuie of
Hammered and Rolled Locomo•
the and Car Arica,
ST•OIIQAW 331=18.416.71737,
RAILROAD CHAIRS, Bruce BARB, BRIDGE
. _ .
• LWN BOLTS, &c.; •
LINKS AND BOLTS, 1 - 111CLIdS, GIRDER IRON
OCTAGON &L 'HOLLOW WROUGHT IRON POSTS
T AND AIIKLIC IRON, AG
WAREZIOUSEs
95 Water and 126 First Streets;
•
ATTHF. WORKS, NINTH WARD, 1.117861:MGR
0et5•127
PORT PITT
BOILER, STILL IND TINE
WCOIECIKS,
CARROLL e.f.r. SNYDER,
SIAM:RAC FMB OF
TUBULAR, DOUULD.FLUED, TUBULAR
FULE.BOX a CYLINDER *TEAM BOILERS,
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS,
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING. AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON
DENSER*,
' STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS, AND IRON
BRIDGES,
PRISON DOORS AND COAL BRUTES."
04Ice Sind Works, corner Maraud, Third
short end Liberty s.;
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
4111-,f)rdera gent to th• above addreaa will e(
promptly attended to. • oe14:IW
SHEFEBLO STEEL WORKS.
SINGER, NROCK & CO
kIANUIPACIIIIIIIYI Or
BEST REFUSED CAST STEEL'
NUM, fur A ID OCTISON, Of ALL
yruvr,.CIRCOLITt, 9AND AND C 11066 CLN
SAW PLATES.-
ELLIFTIC AND NLfII•LLLIPTIC
RAILWAY SPRINGS,
Cast Spring Steel,
Cast and Geintan Plow Stepl
EL AM . tA...„l„NOsi' AND MOW EA S.
SPRINGS,- AXLES AND STEEL TIRE,
EICKLA. EHdVEL.. ZOE, RAKE, YUEN. TOE
CALK ASO bAA.IHINARY OAST STEAL. •
• CROW-BAht , . A 4.. de., at. .
Warebettst, 83 Water St., Pittsburgh,
setA:ki 4
I FIEST_TVIIUS
IRON AND NAIL WORKS.
LEWIS, BAILEY, BALE ELL & CO.
italkwrAcrunzsus Or
BAR, BOILER, SHEET
ALwx:.
mme:yra.,
NAILS AND NAIL RODS.
Warehouse, 7S Water & 90 Front ft.,
riirrsUIIRGII,
KEYSTONE IRON WORKS:
& CO.,
Mao u [usurers at the different area of
Rotind,'Square, Flat and
llorso.shoe Dar_lron, •
loop and Band Iron,
Boiler-Plate. Tank 'and
Salt-Pan Iron,
Sheet Iron, kei.aie., Le.
Worts. VITT TOWYBFI Ir. on Yanontatrela Aver.
Moe and Warehouse:
110 146 Water Street.
FORSYTH'S
STANDARD SCALES.
Copying Presses,
"%Warehouse Trtreks,
Baggage Barrows,
Sugar Mills, Sm.
FOOSTTII. TAILOR & )
5e31,t611 39 MAELEZT STRICET.
SAIiD►WA7 t E.
B. WOLF. JR., & CO.,
PIAUI= TX
Hardware & Cutlery
Sr. 11011 reortriug large additirlis tooar stock
which is offcrtd to Deniers at
33,41.113 , 2ELE1L1V waFtscizie
Corner Liberty and St. Clair Sts.,.
XPittiolcours,l2.., E.
643471
MONT BLANC FOUNDRY.
Butler ,Street, Nth Ward,
orrosar. mum: lsdx ssi LLB,
wixwnrozversiocks.
ROLLING MILL AND BRIDGE CASTINGS
IRCiIViRT LID CASTINGS GLNISALLT.
Orden prosniOT and careen exce.te•
Cli•IW MS REAISONAULLe
, _ EDIBEIIT & DIACILLINT&
calsoz,
pITTSDUBGH RTEIEL WORK
ANDERSON, EDON oA.eoo,
=I
•
Manufacturers ot to - best rained Cut Stoll, Itglany
nal and tic • on, of all slats, hewn...WO. itoo , /VP
REAPING AND MOWING MACIIINIA
arm= PLUM* wises. erspies. /MU'
0/114311L•111 11 4 as.
Cant awl/ c ommon Plough and Bpriaft t tack ,
.17:4
I IIE
FORT PITT IVONDRY.
CHARLES KNAP NEPIIEWS
• - HEAVY teRDNANC ,. E,
AND ALI* !EINEM OP iliphyr.vA 4 tinttsto,
attcnt u
l es a W AT
•
IMPAIRS) sttondrs to promptly .
A+ heretofore, the best amoral, will SISMIII tld
deed seeds Foundry,
kissing dlepoeed of our old pattsthi, Vris are pre
oared, with now Lint.lterliOlfals_llettOrns, volts
struoted undsr tbs surotrylelon of rdr, KIINIrst.
tornteh .?4,1t11•111 AtIIIIN lit short mottos noel It
...W. 'A. IVA AMA
TN A STOWE
COOK, PARLOR AND HEATING ITIOVEV
movAtiv i tramintgrawdstrvia ti TBOI.IO
KBALUnd lILUNIIIIIS4Zaka stayst) V Zir
maonci
tatATES. GRATE unow4. &t.
(Moo to 4 WarotiOnla. cornea of heoood 104 Woo
'tram, inttitough. Allstate, on Oecond meet.
sclyar
WM.' - 101111 ALLIS.
ALLEYS STOVE WOOIES.
- ALLEN. WERE '4lt CO.,
ositisaidt IV ahouse' SA XXX•xti X t
Nopp r ixXlx 7ottk .. xbir
`, ZlLlbertratrest.
Masa lantana a. iflnla varlOty of(IC 1 . 1.111.08
and tIZATI2IO 11111.1VIta. amontw en are tan cel
ebrated #illeatinny and Mon ir , Vook aux
in"l , l l:4%i n :a A rari c n gl i gil l of 31 4 X r c rr. ' 1
geh e hni OW tylt4 =1:41 7 , i*,:iii
•
IMERICIN IRON WORKS.'
JONES & LAITORLINS,
AMERICAN AND CLAM
Bar, Hoop, Sheet and Plate Iron;
Bridge Iron;
Angie and T Iron;
Guard Iron;
Coal Screen Iron; , -
T 8ai12,16 and 20 lbs. to the Surd
Tram Rails, punched and coun
ter sunk
Boiler, Britt
111=1
Cut Nails and Spikes;
Ship and Boat Spikes;
Railroad Spikes;
Railroad Fish Bars and Bolts;
Railroad Car ltueels and Axles;
Street Car Wheels and Axles;
Coil-Pit Car Wheels and Axles;
Patent 'Cold Rolled Shafting;
Patent Cold Rolled Pieton Rods;
Mower and Reaper Bars.
WAILEIIOI3I3B 411.7 LI OFFICE.
120 Water and 'IS Front Sts.
BRANCH 110135. E,
Nos. 22,21 and 26 Inver St.,
3e1.16 , I,IIIICAUO, 11.1.1.6
KENSINGTON IRON WORKS
LLOYD :ti_BLACK,
'Best Common, Refined Charcoal
A=afisca,
KAIM7LOTOIIII¢II OP
A. BRADLEY ft bO.
itututiotare averrvarrity at
P'IT'rEI.IE3II7.IILCIr3EE,
ILAXO/ACTUIIIIIS 01
e a - id Tank Rivets
=I
Juniata Blocim
MERCHANT BAIL ROUND and SQUARE IRON
I.IOoP, BAND, T and ANGLE IRON.
BOILER PLATE tod SHEET DION.
ROWER and REAPER BABE'
CYLINDER. and GUARD UR. FINGER IRON
elf ALL 2 , RAILS, 2 and 10 lbs. to tae Tar
WED u GHT CHAIRS and SPIKIER (sesame.
PLAT RAILS, P !sucked and Countersunk.
COAL ticurni tacoN.
NAILS and SPINES.
Warehouse, No. SS Water and No. 0 Market els.
Worts, Second street, Vent) Ward. .01010 10 8
City (Iss Wot ka. not1:14
• RANGES, STOVES' AND GRATES.
ALL PERSONSr.WHO BEED NEIN
COOKING ILANGES are lu.lted to call and sou
BISSELL. & CU.'s NICK' CAXPICING - RANGE. at
No. 235 Liberty street. where they will also and a
complete supply of tine and common enameled
VigATES;VOKING STOVES:PABLO& LIMPING ROUE,
.
• • Wash H4ll. Furnaces and Laundry atone.'
BISSELL 11. CO.,
•
• Blanufacturers of the celebrated'
TRIVAPII COOK a Toys& FOB. COAL,
Alld Black Oak for wood.
bey 4:t47
----
110SIETheale STOVE WORKS
L. PETERSON, Jr., & CO.,
.Y.anntactorers and Dealers In all and, of
Cooking and Heating Stoves,
HOLLOW RARE, &C.,
Of the very LATEST EATTEII:O3 and STYLE%
Warehouse, 197 Liberty Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
IMMO, MANCIIESTILE. alaittle
.DUQIIESNE IRON AND STEEL WORKS.
HAIL AN, ILIUM Sr CO., ,
=I
Iron, Nails, Springs, Axles,
YLorag, rer.l3o LED A. 11, STEEL, 40,
co. 77 'TiFircitc.x . =lx' ea ert,
rirranunGs.
MEI
UTILITY WOlilkS.
IicLEAN & SLATOR,
No. bit Liberty St., opposite Fourth,
diArrilliCTVll•o3 Ot
CABINET lit A KERRUDW. O 6E.
They mats • specialty Or iron liellstead and Pivot
Castors: Porcelain, Bedstead and Pivot Castors;
H. &stead Panelling" , Idtops for Y.liansion Tables,
It. They also Inalinfantling and hare constantly
bandiThumb Latches, hl[l Latches. )I•Lean's
Window Stan thapporter. 11$
Uncial-thrash
Button. hbuttar and Hutt Binges, holed
stone Ilanirings, had trolls, east: Welirtits, an., at.
LIPPINCOTT it
No. 118 Water. Street,
.....o7Aoroori. or
?AMEN r onoubi).
YA/6.!.lTTHairarcrn
• PATkIPT rOOTHED
C 1 CUI.AR, 111117 LAT.
KILL AND„CIIO3I9-ClErr
A..I7CT Et.
ll=
t)Ti L E R
MORROW & BMINUI L,
XA.rI7TACTOESSII Of
Steam Hollers, Oil Stills, Agitators, Tanis,
Ikon Pans. Gasometers, Wrought
Iron Bridgeo,Stint Iron
Work, dir.,
CORNER LIBERTY AND 8/XOND STS,
.arisitMgenlisleuer'n.T.4.:o4:cas
CRESCENT MI WORKS.
MILLER, BARB & PARKIN,
itAxtriAciczzga
BEST QUALITY CAST STEEL
Warranted Ronal to Any In the Harks
either leisreterecd oto r of Domeotio
ers.
SPICIAL ATTlgitititilnct:ly /INS MIST
Oltice, 3 8 Wood Stroot,
IN BT. CRAHLNA 110 TIM
?riven/nem :11:,1111,4211
R. F. beCITNIIASN F. OR 414.11.
AMEIRIVAINI MAclllOlll , NOMA&
CHARLES P. ORANAM CO.,
rtsti illy uttAlth K A'
Mena Vullitro awl Itlathltitstai
*4 I *VVAC.IOIII III IIi CA"
Oil SBallielii4 Oil TOW%
4 o„AtirMrifi, l lll/ Wi11tt 4 4'41,‘,141;
r.n,,,, , 1 1 41v0.1 ~'
MlRifkl# Avsium Rim' In. w.* V. K. R.
40,011103,5014.7 1 . 'Pa.
... , 39.1wak., 11,,**. r,,0vv4,,,, 0 .w,,
pilTuot.s* ittActitivx %voila*
.10111 XXII Iritik=c •
itor
pia, Ilillstilaillees4.4l,lll4Ntheyr.
lilakottwormo At , k
414 6glltkoW4*Te k , 041{411V
er ,rs l i , "•,?,',F itlV.,' . l l ,r:Zrl t ny, I.4ltat
''' efli 10 0 0 Wo i t
I,,§lltly
nitioutl.:o.lllO lofla AU I OF .1 *I Hi ll
40',1;t'A,1 , :,\41", 4 "4".ri i ,`1zz'' .. ,V,11,11:, L ik,,,,q
vo r .„„p., 1 1,4,.. -.10, 4 „. O,A 141.* gel 414.. ms
rtr i ,l4; t! , - ; 4,, 7..4:4 4 '14,t . 41,priVtAZ1P
5i „, .. 1•, r I- . .1.t0tti5« ,, .. , , ,, , ,„,;', ',MC Intl
Att,clakir k.‘ u.
1.190 - qa _ ki. L kt,„ MAT.
131.41,(11, silinillitti
orriankati, vimakitscsa,
etroow NN tl l PA,
nut, tsairrnsitevo.
4;4' l' *l ` tlend rl m
~!"I.!..ittilaq 1;41'44
IPXI.• 40 limy a0v0r.P1.•:in..n...,,n1.0:11!. 0 2ttell
ttrti l in g ritli ' l l lttZ , Mt N4 i" t n)i
nter t i:Nliiii ” Wi l iAilit i g VOPer
1
oU I N ic t 4 N"' 1.1 9 4 T1 N " t\ niNigi
f , isLIN 1 , 10.
1 1 13A41 . 41r1, 1 11 1 % llrdglk n‘t ( Wir o l
iraitop Ulu 001 ;Italia tot ' tt t' It 4 k ,
SI I V;r47I . I " .I U L) " WNW ' \ i bi gNS l Zl:gi ' a
illgth WWI ,h,t.vtimiq awl ; , Orf.ki i . ~ , t , , ,
lyilirtO .i t" , ' , OP.. i ~,,
PrITSBURGII IRON - I,OIMS.
J. PAINTUR 411 - SONS.,
1111110At11.41 11 1 0 1 1 410
lion Hue krt, 'lrak and Trunk
HOOPS AND EGRETS,
1•10141121 PITTIIMUR4III. PA.
eiio7ssaliza " ~,,w.-D. %Daum' ." ...I. r. ttolairw
LA BELLE STEEL WORKS.
KKRIMIIIL gin .oca.
1 42,13,
...u&agsgai l lTlM,l7.3k NAT'
Bte r - 1 1 ,W., so. II MATZIRIIII22IM giglitlrol
Plttohatiris. P.. we
EVERSON, PRESTON &CO..
-pexarartrahme ,
IRON - WCOIKEKSI.
Was abonap, 109.%Map
liffeasirsbam gq.ll 0, 9-1.•
mANIT-TAPP:9 3 *7 4 - 5,
ATLAS WOUKS,.
I V Brox STREET.
Muth ti ard, Pittsburgh.
THOMAS N. MILLER, President.
. i il
These Works are among the largest and most corn' ..
plot. establis ,, ment to thr , West, and are now pre- , a•
pared swfurnlsh
Enginesof Every Description,
1 a
Boilers, On Tanks,
Sheet Iron Work,
Railroad ICaetlng.,
Bolling Mill Cabling+,
EnginC Casting..
Machine Callings,
Gener. I Castings
ORDERS SOLICITED
n 093013 • .(
IRON - CITY MILLS.
ROGERS & BURCHFIELD "I
lilaaufuturers of
CHARCOAL, SITNIA.Ti d POLtillirli
63/73-333Err MOW'.
(TITIGS aND WaILIIIIOI7IIL. 28 MARKET ST:
GEO. F. SCRUCIVIELN .tr. CO.,
PRACTICAL'LITHOORAPHERY, -
The ONLY STEAM LITHOGRAPHIC ESTAB
LISHMENT WEST OF THE MOUNTAINS. Bust
s., Verdi. Letter Heads,. Rohde!. Labe% cite.:
L EV . L.!? ..
Nor. 7% eau s'AsfrAst.. rittsbmge. se LAM
F ~1 f-la~:~:~; ~
FIDE AND DIADEM
INSURANCE CO. OF NORTH AMERICA
PIELILADEJ , PIaLk:
Er
sv7zco.o9o ;
Uartford ,Fire' Insurance. Company,
12:=MESI
ad?. r . oairrot` P bi eeeurod toe above aarr:el,
ea •
W. L. JONIS. •gent.
MCI
PI Water street. tai' Mater .I_,
=
lIENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
OF PITTSBURGH, PA.
Ottlee,3l Fifth Street. Bank Block,
•
Thi. Is Home Company. and fissures against sop
rtre
IFVl4 l .rgli N 9 ALTER. President..
C. C. BOYLE, Vice rm.:lent.
ROBERT. PATRICK, Trecsurer
HOUR SVELIiKNY. bserelarl.
D 131 4 -10 1 1 .21.
Leonard Walter, ale . ; . jrge
C. Boyle. . .
C. C. Paula. I J. C. LaPPO.
Jacotorainter. , J. C. Plainer,
Josiah Slo g John Yotatitor.
Jas. R. Flo SI I A.
ian
Ilenrrdosenii,
WESTERN 1110311J1L411iCki CO, OF
1 . 11 - InBUR I3II,
ALEXANDER NIMICK. Prsildeitf ,
WEL P. HERBERT,
_'Beeretarai
CAM'. SIEUROM NEEL 'General Agent.
°Dee. Y 2 Water street. ISP..X
op stairs. Patetrargh:
Will Insure against kinds of lire and Marine
Risks. A home Institution stumped by Directors
who are welt known to the colomnuttri and who are
deter - leaned by prompusesa and liberality, to main
tain the character which they have Assumed, ea oi
led M, the best protects= to •thOse who daelre to be,
Intored.
• DLEXCPUB.
Blot. blicarck, Andrew Ackley, • -
B. Jr. David 11.1..ea5.
James McAuley, Rees) ,Thomas. -
Nathaniel , Chw/2 3. Clarke, •
Alexander peer, John Mccen,,
Campbell 11.11erron, • James P. Hanna—
X ' cl . l'Acl'Uo
2711. P. ERBICRT. decretary. :
N ORTH AMERICA
INSIIIIANCEOOMPARY.
- Widows and Orphan s Fund.
Xe. 63 !William St...reev Pork'
• FITE:t , LDENT - 31. D. AIDIURANI.
TABY—.I. t 4. DIN: (MILL.
Lt. DS, TINDALL.. Bletltataklzamlttor
E. T. C -
13VEV 67 lAL MIENT rim w [ESN PA.. •
Fourth St., Pittsburgh.
I ADENTs WANTED. • mr=t6s3
A L LEGH ENS: ECSURANCE CO.
OF I'ITTS BOLL- (Mee.ram street
Bank Mestageek.
Incerelest all Iletels of Flreatsd Martste WOO
• . ,
JOHN IRWLN.Ja.. rooddeei-
JOHN O. MCCORD. Vice re.csident
C. O. IJONNE.LL, Secret-us.
Wll. LYNN. lielieral Agent.
• .DEUZCTOES .-
Isaac Jona, . I John 1). 51eC,onl,
V. o.llTanny, i lleorg e e . h. Hein,
Marvel CUM.. „Jill arl
_HATA:
T.. J t.. Roan:non, Cipt. ' , A m. Dcw).
JOhn Irwin. Jr.. Geo. 1). lteGrew t
B. L. Yebeestoek. Robert H. Deets.
.PEOPLE'S INSURANCE
_CO.
OTTIO6, N. N. COHN =wpm) AND 11P1TZH.3.7.1,
110/1E COMPANY, -
WOUND FIRE AND MARINE RISES
•
...
cc.. rratui,.., ~ .
Capt. J.An L. ithoade
John Worcs.Runnel P. =Myer.
John Jr. Parke, `- I 'Charles Arbuckle,
Copt. Jae. Sillier. John P.'ElropstricA,
Wm. Von Kirk, - Frank S. allosell.
Janes U. Verner, _ C. Hermon Love,
WM. Viti LLIP n, rreeldens
JOHN WATT, Vice President
W, , er,•OA niZolr F.R. rocr.L.T.
PIX.VENTII - LIST OF APPLICA
-... fIoNS for Selling Liquors, Sled In the Clerk's
pence tin to•Noventber Ws, 1556.
g s ..lerlea Hand*, tavern, lac ward. Pltts•urgra '
y rs derlek Luther, rarer.. let war!. Pitt burgh; _
zunabattitiurert. tavern, Ist ward, r Ittaburgh; •
cuss. P. Mega e, tavern, Ist ward. Nutt ugh:
John 'fang. rarer.. Ist ward. PIP sburgh; _•
John Mill lon ron. tvern, 21 ward. Pittsburgh; ,
srrtniertek Andregg. ravels. ward, Pittsburgh;
n e wes tirindrod, tavern, plitsharstb:
Pattie& Oa higher. eating house. 3d wa.d. Pat iab•g;
Patrick Bache, ether ataxia, Id ward, Prltahargn;
Thos 'Nature. h ay sr. sal ward. Playbrirgb;
Daniel Iltrwif. tern. Oth leant, Pittsburgh:
I middle.' =that. rav, sth ward, Plttalacirgh;
Frank Meta: tar.rn, 6th ward. Pittaburith;
s erg, eating nous.. sth ward. rittriburgb;
*men mutes., t litir ward. Pltralrargb;
Jose°. Diem eating S ouse. alb ward, Pittsburgh
nebastitu Prater. e ra ern
wear ward. Pittsburgh;
Thos. al.neaf, t • sth d. Prttsburgh,
!rands L. Jotwolust. tavern. oth ward. Pitubargh
Jan. ti,blor wino. string house, init ward. Clues `
t lieu giniturr, *Allan home, oth war., Pitt Initial
Jot. ti, tints!, rating hones, Intl ward. Eltab . urgq.•
N
alsmaath, earl.. house, Into ward, Pittatinrght
N liras.. other *.r.d., 10.5 w•rd. Pittsburgh:
NVIIII.us McCoy. eating house: 10th ward. Pittab . .;
11. It. tila , r, lavers. Ist ward. Allegheny:
Hugh Callaithau, tavern; tat ward, Allegheny;
AA* NlOl.O, were. Ut Ward, A Urglicari
J. J, Vo'll; tavern, ad ward. Alleeteny
Johu kale, eating house, nom of to. irlimingtrun
_ Usureo time , ell, eatiostratuie, U re. E. lallnalagin
~,,,, 1., x t ...•tiolitgd, ralltthoute, to. dirin ' , lel=
li,,rZlslV:l644ll:h V174-ZetTalt4YlMnll 0717:lr'ellla
ta.illn Itanth, , taverri, liero. or So uth Pitra r garga.
Lau'.. Aorta, lavers,Uordugh of Wrest Pittabargh.
Joir Chess, tavern, BOrtnatis 01 Weal Pittsburg.;
%khans Arab. ret at bunt, Hord. natrnahhribl
tl'gtril t e? l :rri n el r
d; r=ertos r . , .. ,,b, .
Wlilaus Its aanstuaa sierra . Mich towsala_
:
itnittqghrartarAgrlZN-tlIalp:
hralle tarn.
rating Itutars McClure burnable;
LOttle eras rt. Wank; Peebles t.watidp;
musgill 1" unite. larern, Prim township;
Otatlet King, tavern, Noss towaship;
4 iirn ‘ :l ' r a t i' ll i lint i ris t \ ' ‘ V iltsr izte ,, ,Logi day
of nvertiert, rata at 10 ..., tor 4. M., for hearing
the abi'ete application* ,
.: .
. awls
....:,, _
.'4?1,......% : 11FiltiYki, Clos
0 1!... ,
GitElln ALIA:C—AII persons in.'
teraided at , Itorews 'otitis! thst the woolen Igo
'Wit V , v•ts.l4,Mststi to stow •awd laitt•elasaagea
ilthi .Weltt a 4.4 , toe ttat. at sis of
CRIVEN ALLEY, - - ,
'ill lb* Third IN crti..theletcn.vat3'.
lilll i'***llil a t , kel 1.1 %ha Foot lane of a ten toot'
knelt,. iataiki* tittlivet, wilt ince% On th e prom •
111* *ll
111%91714C tAiltlttltratertt, pat,
M,Rits+toovt.i. t rolitt tt.o.lott. , •ot th eir
" ""4 (111 1 1 0 1 1 -
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It
tINAVIISVA teratEET.-4111T — er;.
00,tv.1.01.0144. Ina% the un
-oeaankne4 %W.VA. 4.1 , 1•01k11r 4 1 to tor and asap.*
4 , 6.*1011144ten11 10 - 14Oopentos of _
U CNA VISTA STREET:
striovoomo Aileen:my Uty, : -
110-1141.1 letthlanoroh neenutclo
aaaaisa ttttrott, 41111,100 at VI bet, *lll nakt. t on
1 14*e11*.f.% bit I •
AVlOlANl`,l.4ll3. l kktiKttUst
Alto .4 etet. ct to 0114 tlte duties al th eir *p
h *o*lll,
3
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d MKS IdttICHAUT,
_11,!1,10o1_ Itti Itect..lWY. •
• 00.1.PARTNERSKIP.
. •
THE ti - NOESSIIGNED LIVITING
O t akl u araktlis h tZt
f n
*tot vet, pair teed Inaanfko.no
IN ' :VII* of It AU, 1111T11. Ci.. 91
11111 Min of= *,frnr,4l%Lagtgr..k AZ'
-4.1.04 A Bearer ouzo. Monett y j , , r i
r:Ver:g EliggrlitetZgr a iLutrat'
ADAM
lIMMCI
H
PAPER XANtrrAinuEltio coNPAST,
gab:lrlATZ:l=tarat roar
TACK. nanitOWAttle, - .4 onsb,
YELT and wiar.roiti vArivez. 10.4 . 1100d1a.
&awed now in Wanton*.
Bunton Mills acistannenvillo. t him
Novo, at Boar Brighton. a a.
SCHOOMILAILEIES6 KOR,
J. ,
?Imm o nits Lead Works,
PURE WHITE'LEAD, -
"bullLsau. eve n* ta
u tar T u tus rata
No. 67 IlberUliitsest, Up States.
0012.0111 .
cma COLEMANPIit MUSTARD
wa logltak, received and for sale by
tnulitil A. ILCI.r.T & co..
Inmassige Ltlnasa. a Wood MOM
litAl!LatoArS.
PENN-g
•. a7:l A RAI Lth.Al, o
and oiler alto , 4.1', Soy, )111. the at/wager
, Trait. on the Western renclaY,.l•
arrl•e at and depart ham Allegheny City, as fel
low& t
Loser Arolerson Street 7 tO, StA"). - 10:3U A. ar, --
noon. and c r.
And. at dtarp.burg 7 7 , 0. 110, A , ic••
7.45. I rik!A-• 31
5:11. .7:l Lelveona l P. ot -
Arrlve at Andel - eon .tre,t . ."O, 9:1 5 , IhA7a,
a. o and `Jot Y.i.ra, ;tsar. .
•taLlOll.4
ArrlVG,t elite. at V:: • 1.. It. &mime
p. a.. no. 11:alcuTillt.. tot:lane 1 lhturrnedlate.
alatlone. etAnt t7TAs I)Act,
oc ;0n0,2 supellutendent.
PENNSYLVANIA
...
CENTRAL , O ROA
19 .airraMi
Nov Ember I.L
00. 1266.
Trains arrive and leave the Union Depot, tarot
or Wathingiontind Liberit streets. as WHO.:
alitsslVW,.' CWAILT. :..._ .
Alsil 7 raln ..... . I:22) a m. itay Exoress”.• ale a ra
Fast Line 1,54 a-n. IVEI's No. L.... 6:2011 in
Well'e No, 1.... 6:h2 a as Niall 'Frain 2:2. a M .
'Winton No. L. 7:50s us,l .Yell's No. 2..... 0:51 a in
W all's NO. 7.... te:So a M 'Cincinnati rfx. 10120 • in
. j g geerogrn dc... 0:5o a to, Wall•it No. 2 11.20 • in
Baltitno e Ex..:l URI pm, Braddock No, I. LID p m -
. Phila. Express.. 1:24p u 2 Mal.. E soma. 4:10 pug
1 Wall's No. 2..:. 2:04p to , Wall's No, C.... 4: s tgp us
Wall's - No 4..: , crop so • , N all's Not 5....• 6 , 05 p tu
linuld.k hio:LI iStUI 0 at ' , Wall . . a n. e.....leein pm
Wall's No. 5 7:00p mai Fast Lin. 10.05 pm
, Altoona Arcons. 1 Johnstown Ave. 2;50 ,pm
I and End/grant
'Daily. all others eundaya excepted. I
I The church Trains leave Wall's, Station ~err
I I
hu or l: l la ' y at 90.5a. 1 .722 1 e ' ac i liing ..
Pittsburgh at 10 1 {6 a.-
m. thethrning 105000 llttuburgb at 12:22 p.m.. and
trib e e at Wallis ntation at 2:02p. na.
7 laltimare - Express wit. aeries with the Phil
adelphia Express 01 1170 p• m. or Oundayr.
7110 new Union Depot hotel, ocolnying the th ree
upper stories of the Depot Bitllding,l4 now opts lor
the xerli.CIAL aceommodation of the traveling com
munity. A capscioo• Restaurant /a rile. at lILS
1100112. day and night; Su odays'excepted. I •
Non Ci.-110 clue of loss. the Pennsylvania R. R.
Company will hold themselves rtspOtablble for
abat er.
.1.1 baggage only, and for an amount not stioertl.
lug gloo.
12.02 W.U. 13E:12.Wlrli AgGint.
1866. Whigiim 1866.
THE Prran HUHU il, 1 , r 11A1 NE A CIDCA OD
R. H., AND CLEVELAND A Pri - TSHU HUH H. R.
Trains arriee and lesVe at the. Union Depot, aa.
follows: LEAVE.. Altair&
Chicago Express 2:% • m.Clileago Express LID Sin
Cleveland Ex... 2.: - .0 is ea tHevmsnd Ex... 2030 a m
,Erie A Yin Ex.. 6:00 ts Wu ,Chiengt, Es 10:m a Es
IN. a mrug. sin. e:l5 • ni i irtrtvilug Ex.... 1 1 ,25 • M
( e ic e7• l's :Starl ''
: ' ii': 4 5 1' N'V.l', 1 4'PZ:' ProP.:
ckla VI,. sii.: :Isar, m i.r . k a Yin - . Ei . . 6;42 11 m
ClileAio Ex 2:50 o ••hleaao Express 9,10 p m
Wneelini LA.,.. 4:15 pir Cl & claw. Ex.. 0:412 n 1
Depart from Allegneny. Anise In Allegbeney.
N. lirtn Accom 9:ku a in, Leetsdale AceOm 7:53 a at
Leetsdale • • 10:10 a as , N. lir •in • •6.25 •in
•• 11:50 •m. Wellsville •• vas am
New Culls •• 2tn/p m''-New CAstlo: , 9:45 • m
Wellsville •• 3310 p re: Lfe t,lale •• 11:15 am
Leetsdale •• 4:50 p m 1.. ' -• :5 •DI
N. Brut •• 5:21p m:N. IletorV •• 7411 513.
N. Hr In •• 0:15p os , Leetsdale •• 4:10 • m
Leetsdale •. 10:14/ pm ', - •• .", 7:60 am
No [gains leave 1111. - 10•» 5 .“ .3 s. m ' .cbmmo
I burghs n lianday. :Express arches daily.
nolo F. 11. MYEIIe. General 11e0e1 Agent.
- _—_.-- _
''
ICOtTSBUIIGEI, CO-
..; =j6IOIIMO ,
1 A. Luxßus AND CINCIN- -
12:2.11 HAILIWAI/.-Han-dandle Route.-1m ar ,r
-after 5107002.1. November Lan, 1966. trains talll
leave Pittsburgh and are.ve as follovra:
ll
IL [ A.
AUtVI..
Fast Line 1,55 A. x. 1t , .2, A. X.
96.14 .21 A. a. 9:11 P. X.
Exert se .. ... X; se. m. 1213 A. W. •
lialasileld Actommodatlon•. 9:00 A. M. 1:40 P. X.
Reuben[ Ills no • 2:15 P. x• 101 6.1. Ir.
11c00nald - do 4:40 P. X. 0 . 15 A. M.
Horning 1 Evening Nigb
I rale. 1 rain. Tralu.
Leivcs rHtsburg. 1:55 A. se. 7.30 P. a. 2:15 r. x.
Arr. Collin - lb.-Jo 50 A. bi., 6:301. a. 11:40 a. xi. -
•• Cincinnati... 3.x, P. M.' 6:00 A. a. o'oo A.AL
• Indlarospolls. 0:55 r. a. 7:5, A. h. .7,12 A. V.
' t bicAgo 10:11 P. s:J . A. ft. 0,0 A. 14.
•• Terre lisuie.ll=s 1. a. 12:21 A. x. 12:33 P. se.
• Si. Louis.- 0:03 A. hi. 0:35 P.O. 8:05 P. X.
• Louisville-. 6:15 A. At. 3:0 Y. F. 1:00 P. sl
•• C•ire. ..
-... *. 1:15 P.Y. 1:30 A. M. 1:50 A. gt
MAJ. 510111E1051 - 1. till H.
' , Tlektt Agent, Union Dbput, Pltidtuirgh
5. F. OCHS. L. ,
nol7 Oen'l TM Xet Agent, rlitsborils. ,
81.555. 0 0 0
prrrsisvaGn
-AL GUNN KLIAVILLIG 12. K.
SpriMg'ATrangenWAt
VD and After
I THURSDAY, fel &BCH Mu, ISK
1%0 trains 1.111 leave. the Depot, con= Borand
WWI . Excet., 4,3 follow
J'ltt.,Vg4
Vero brifor.towo.... 7:CI U. Orli r.
Erprees. • •• 110.2 r. s. IoSO a. NI
Wee. Nem= Accommolation 6;15 u. 8:VA: Y.
Zroiioeoport 4Loo• • o.u' 11:OO A.. K. S:SCA. N.
~aconl• F. c:OS r,
f 33r. Y. r. M.
Sutp.:i Choral Trolo to 5.0 , 1
Tor
'West Lt.; F. U. ID:00
Yor Tie lets apply to
T. X. .IrlBl4 i_kgrot. •
W 81
---
A LLEGUEtiIe
FA-- VALLEY tt.AlLltekt." Ptt,tesar.
CIIA.M.7E OF TLEE. '
On and after MONDAY, Litb. 15.15,-Arains wtL
le re cud arrive•nt Vlttst&inth OcitOt. corriGn Pao
end streets folro*t:
I • laaves.
First Kitt iminitts AccOncoil`n. 12:CO Y.
Mall, toe urt trop Oistontilic . ... MA. V. eV& P. Y.
First ...4o.ta Worts .kccuto . Oot. 0:41 L. 11:"11 4 Y.
Second AcconOrl T. at. 7:vo P. Y.
Expre4,...to and from Mal.on'g 3:03 T. 1. 10:31 1 . M.
Second FOCl&Axtu.'ll.. 2:017, Y.
ti.unuay ellnreN 'TtAin fro:nand
to nal& Worts. • . 10:CO
0013 ll. Cisn'lON E. Funt.
c tli o. o e ß An E v Ai.. 1113 V .C. 11.1 ST AM
euP
Alit B . iiROWNat , NS, Genera , AgtalS.
FOL. HAVANA AND N
El 7 LsITL'D aTATES MA11... •
The First-Mau Etesimalps of ratc tine will sail to •
follow.:
••1,111E8T1 , -1,250t0a5. Was. Rollins,Commabtler,
TUESDAY. Dec. ni , er
“C 1,1 ton, If. A. Lain. Commaiol.
NVEDNE . AM Y. 0.-renaher lath.
From 1311A)Vo N WHARF, POLNT,
At lo•clotie. w.,,pmetztly, bn tot de...2
For freight or passage, harlot at"
coramodationa , apply to •
ILENfIY WAIIFIELD CO. Arent%
• 16 srsAt:,3 Wu.kar.
H.—No Pilla ' of bat theft of the Comp.".
by will behoved. Fetid,. for the frtlght mast be
procured Dom tole °tact. No frelatit, received ono
bl le of la llat slame.loa , IIT r ' TWIG
STEAM TO AND FllO3l .LIVER.
POOL ANDQUEENaTOWNI.IIistaMYMIWMA
A WZ6Ii. The INItA.N LINE. sailing
EVERY MURRAY, •
• - EVERY 'WEDMORE
7, . CAI:EYING IL ...MAILS. --
.
•
•Ticketa sold so and from Ireland, L.mtland. Sella
land, Oarsman) . and Fr....
Apply at the Company's Oaken.
. • .10IIN CF. DAI.E„ , Agenl,
Or. W.M.
oe.aing..l Adams' ItrpressOnlee, rlttatioran.
MISCELLANEOUS:
PtNNA. SALT MANUF,h,,
PENNA, tALT MANUFACTUR'c CO.
Prt'TSBITRGEL. PA.
Continent.
130* ritirroirNCED BY TUE
r Wits.
On th2s juc : cte
.1. SC ettnti
it Restores Gray Walt;
It. Prevents far Ell'lng OW; • •
IC chimgee the tu.v..1,:t0 their
organte Action;
:It Erisascatex pedadralt and Dumont. •
It Kew, e Scalp
• It -Contains no Injorlchaingred3ent,
ts t adversallt_aeosbled lobe aatileattld U re.
imiratraTirritga, 4'1164 : 1 4 11MM-0 ar
Ere ? 0 bpi , : CONTALfin WORE LLQUlDidssa say
o rraTita7; e r n.btto Its
sinewy. bat WE LW GUARANTEE to reload VW
money to soy pen.on atm will _use two- bottles and
Wen
soy flat tax ReaVratlve boa RI led to dotal sea
J.n.uktitErr COm,'Prop_Stestora,
am:Lauder. Neer biatapeldre,
8. 11; '-'4ELLERS-Aa
Wholesale - awl Retail Agents
Wood Street, Piti4butltt, Pa
ittylluLM - •
pRIVA'fE DISEASES.
DR. YOUR% Haze of
No. R 3 Thlnts met. teee all. dew:Matthias of Psi
mite Ithfes' ars wlth arty& dsuemese.
Particular mur:bun*" I
diseases of the Pelham iftleutttraot
Mumma H is m Menu:herd for
the saxes betas the most anecessitilthaer employed
He rues ho of speedy cure to the alllleted. ,
• Ladles will I n d
d his Ortiumnsgorec .opener to &RP
other preparatton for remortem oIMU LLLt the
healthy &menstrual hoed. • Tio.-(141e /10/1.1 De
bottle. thes. watch ts Ibex de..„ . .130M'ers
&steed for obithiste easel. PM& Mullin, ph
Olithitultalt a. M. to I r. 101 l 7.
Address. with stateda
Tht. orfirvot, •1 , 1•1,1..ro. • —.7.—•••••
F i n BBL& EIIiGLIBU VENETIAN
..".4 late. oriu
6 •43aolumi .
`s. , +received mall fLle
nt L ICLLkI uw, •
aea iholikiabilleraggtit,,lf weoa 4
striiit)
OM
rszre
13=
STEAMS
UR'G CO.
riBII3iGII. PA.
- .finineeh
Taznai .
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