EMS TRAY LATEST TiILEGRINS. 11Mtrir-NINTIE CONGRESS, (sEvolurt itsisiox.) {WARRINGTON, LieeerabOr 5 19Cc. SENATE. Alter prayer the journal of yesterday Ives On leave being , even. Mr. Wade letrisluecd a bill for-the admission of the State of licbras -.lea, srhich. was:read a drat and a second time and. ,l *4 o Y B F. - ' " 'hill pissed is'y House Ito repeal the confiscation section of the act of 19G2, In re yard to anppreastng.tbe Ingerreetion, an, was diseusied Stsot:do Tenith on a motion by Mr. ,Chandler to proceed tb ita consideration: Mr. Chandler, reiterates the charge that women of gineationable character: had banked pardons about this city. giving &his authority &Indite , . of. the Supremo Court •of . this district. lie urged the montage of . the . • Mr. ROWS thOllght it should be sent to the Judiciary Committee. It should not be lila nedly considered. r , • •- ' • Mr. Grimes oppOsedt the considering of it° resoluion now. Ho feared at the corustrY word?l t regard title haste ns a th n attempt to in. - cite the Yresident to do the very thing sought to be avoided.. Mr. Byekson of coUnectlent, coMrad.. the statementst ai. Mr. Chandler in regard to 'the sale I t , f p ona, sod isid there sres•no truth In 4 althodgb to was not at liberty)ta Mate ' the real facts of the cane now• hoped the bill would 10 referred to the Judie , farryyCom• ; T z udbaa & gem:w ttee. ind .the bill for the presenl,..%l4t,l4ritelbgirld not be sutalwl that "°' &Trier oldection to the Mr. (Steadier wit referemce. sod leek Mr. An thony asked and obtained unapt. ,11:10116 consent. that the rule requesting stand ' emir committees to be elected by ballot ix: waived. ilo offered a resolution constituting the standing committees as follows: --yorslgn Belations—Mesars. Sumner, Chair mandHarthrWede,Fowler, Fogg , Johnson and Doo Finance—lifessrs. , Fisseenclen Chairman; sherman, Gorman, Williams, 'Cattail, Na::. sVj'altle altd Uuthrlo: . CommereChandler, Chairman; ' • Morgan, Edmund, Cromwell, Sprague. and 4•4 Manufacture—Messrs 001ednY, Pewter, Biddle, Brag"' C hairman, Agriculture—lncesrs. Sherman, Chairman, - .Cotten, Wilson, Cowan:Guthrie. - Howard, Sprague, Wilson.. Chairman, Lane, Howard, Snrogne, Brown, Ifesmith, Doolittle. •. Naval Affsllesus. - Grimes,. Chairman, Antlitony, Wiley,' Ramsey, Craig, Nye, Hen ., "Judlcuurilessrs. Trumbull. tniairman, . Stewart, FrolinghtlYean, Johnson, Hendricks. hairm n; and Poet ESMiien a c tli e nattli ° D m ix7l;l °' ! ' .th ° ll3% Kirk Public Lando—Messrs. Pommy Chairman; rEtemart;lllarls, Eiritwood,. Edmonds, Carrell Private Land Claims el,sß —Messrs. Harris Chair. man; Howard, _Poland, Riddle': and Morton. tll n e d s ith manta,. Jew e i nud DoolltUe. • . Pension letim;-•ldessra:Hirktrood Chairman; Edmonds., /toss, Frelinghuysen, Von Flelkand Saulabury: • Revolutionary Clalms—hlessis. Yates Clair; „man; Cbandler,Fogg, Nesmitharol SaillsburY. Messrs. Howe,Ctusirman;.Williams. • • Sherman, Wiley, Fogg, Frellaghuysen and District or Ceiiiinbili—ldessrs. 'Morrill, chair man; Wade Sumner, Henderson, Nye, Patter ' Patent - and stint Odices—Mcsers. Chairman; Law, Grimes, Norton and Cowan. Public Buildings .sztall?.43Mi=lasnr!i - and McDougall. On . Territories—Messrs. Wide, Chairman; Nye,' Crania'. Fouler Davit, and Cowan. On Pacific Railroad—Messrs. Howard,Chair. man; Sherman, Morgan, Conness, Xates, - - Brown, Crania:Ramsey:and Stewart. • . ' Mines and Mining—Messrs. Gonna's, Chair. . , man; Stewart, Chandler,. Morgan,- Cress well. Wilson. and Buckalew, To lindlj" , :Contingent lerisee, - of toe: Senate—Messrs. Williams, Chairman; Hen . ' - dersOli,andAtuelcalew., • Engrossed fills—Messrs. Grogan, Chafrraen; • . Strainer and Norton. ' :JOWL Standing Committee on Printing - Messrs. Anthony, Chairman; Doss and _ On Enrolled Bills—Menace. Nye, Chairman; Bowe andDlxon. • On Liorary.-Messrs; Cromwell, Chairman; Howe and Fessentlen. The remantion was adopted. On motion. various; portions- of the .Presi ,., dent's Messanewera referred to appropriate committbes. Idr..fiumiterintrodiend his resolution In re gard to reconstruction, and the duty or Con gress In relation thereto. n'is then read a let ter from -Texas, that the gov ernment of that state -was a - shame, and was_ In apron:Mention to the Union - Mt - Weil - ne that of "Mate'"Mate':Mature Is denten the right to practically re, store the tnatatutton of . staTery. The resole , •:tion Ins laid over. --, .11: number of bills, ete;, preyloasl3 , tette . duced were then referred to the-appropriate The Senate concurred in the Joint resolution from the Home, empowering' the Committee cat ftempstruetion, appCnnted last 'tension, to continue lin tabors... MEM 19111iams; of Pennsylvania, rooted to re_ consider the bill regniating,^anpointinenta to office reported byluin at the laid. session, and then prOceeded,.thargne,th favor of the bill• It vested, he iota, on the byPelheilis that the power of removal did not tightly belong to the - President alone r under the corunittition, end that it ccudd not be safelY ion with hiln ota restntint oven its exercise, and this upon gehoral principal, and without: any refer ence to the /DMUS or demerits of the existing functionary. 11 aimed at the . reformation of , a • great vice In "the administration of the government • • by bringing Its practios back to the truth and meaning of the fundamental law. In doing so it disturbed no titles and attacked no judi cial precedent-- It contemplated merely a re view of or ,lettialative. °azalea .of yesterday. _ and it' as not thenrst time that opinion bad been questioned: , had been stalemated by., demote/ an authoritative character. It was the.opulicm of It - divided Mutt, and itwas not • even old motigh to be venerable, but to esti- • . • nude justly the weight to which it was anti tied it would be necessary to show Its p mire • • extent, the circumstances by which it was at terated,lind the argtunemt bywhten Italia sus- Lathed.: it'Vas :noted that, - while .those who were opposed to the adoption of the Constitu tion bad oblected„ that. it would give to the President the executive power of a king, and even the advocates of its adoption claimed that It was intended to give „ him the eminently kingly power of removing - the othelodicers of the governinetd at. Ids Own Indlvldual-will: Oa tiro Meeting of Oa first Congress, however, the question camohp . whether the head of the department of for ."ul l affairs should bo removable at the, will of • Mita -President. , one. party- elaiMieg= that the power of removal was included in the power to appoint, and contending that it could be exercised only in connection with the Senate, rand tha other at the head of which 1141,Ittadl r.son, contending that it was thus enfiladed, with* great power, which, however, . was so prudently - -and • consetentionaly exert/sod J for a longtime, that the eonadence reposedfn .-the Executive seemed to be • justided, and when the statesman of a latter period becanie Alarmed at the use that was• made. of that • ,power, it was round to be In vain, because a ktriumphant party looking to the offices of the government "as-its lawful spoil. resisted enecessfully every attempt to go back to the We_t reading of the Copktitutlon. ...Mr, Williams then proceeded to argue at --th in favor of the and • of"-restoring the ...mime newer's, and quoted freely from po lltipl antlierttles and legal decisions Id sup- Prirt,-or his ?lowa. Me then. reviewed the ,enures of the present Executive undid, avow.; - ale 01 tha volley he Intimated to pursue in thin re B Penls arguing that the interests of the country,the principle at the Constitution and the di Vt , eflise and ° f OonCress, and as the tt.prese n l at ci a . , all demanded that the power Of the President ahould he restrict th srze tW eeeive l =thi t a.,l, l ,, J r l 4 . = that If the will of the people, the obstacles ahtefdbaYbethee m„cd. the - txmcluslow of•ldr. shou ld r ocecuate sald:he did nourish tWpresalUnsthe passage of the bill it this thne that:the a pretiOull question. on 1,4-!` en 'neve. repletion Mx. Schenclr.. or. Ohio, hoped would be withdrawn and the teothriira eeti en alder should - prevail. lie desire; to bar on bill referred to the Joint Select Committ,WA: lietrenchmentito which the wholeaubjeet, biz -- Mr. Sterens thought It had better bo referred •• r 1 - to the Colffinittectinthegnilklary; Mr. Eamon inquired II there Lad been any change made fifths unit section pithy bill. Mr. Perham. of Maine, from the Committee on Pensions reported the Senate a bill to pro. Vide feriae. paydient relllll2/1187 . The bill authorizes the President to establish agencies for the payment of pensions wherever in his Judgment the pnbllo Interest and con sentence of pensioners require, 'agents to be appointed by and with:the consent of the Senate, and to hold office fora term of four yeat hir. Washburn,. ofllllnois. desired" to offer• • • •,,,.r , WO Or three amendments . to. the Mil. AS it , stood,lt conferral. upon the President , power to establish agencies fOr the payment of pen "ffiOns:Whenever,:-.lnAlit judgment, the puerile • 'interest and the convenience of penalonentre. was opposed to giving that power to the President, or that part Cl the-bill, and lidtothar Mohler Venni( there were any so as ',Us make it nacestary for therreiddent tosend • ' La te_Lconstres. • the names of places where he L , ..eried tot establish- agenees and of the Per sous. ns he desired to appoint, as ' agents. . I wrence " said that if them portions were struck out there* aid be othl • of tha tah ' w° eft I -moov. t Mime kW, no matter; he would to er im lti t e tb e to amend the bill any one State or Territn ur t,: e ' n ' le ttninees ' vide- that no .fension lea; three " en d P r °" thaw now ex. nth . .es tu addition to any • •Stato.or l'errrtory . "lZ,;T i L h etehllshog in 'AtMotint Of pensions paid durum tb,, t l'n whole next preeetedlngsbaE not have exa.Vir, ll l4,er Mr. Nelsen. OfinteX.reeeed to reeMlinit. rho MU with amendments to the Committee ith power to report It AL any time. -Airreet ~.,, Alter, thopretientatiOn of. e one or two other reports, the Mouse adjourned. • . ammoitotely aftor:adJournttient, the Clerk save notice that sir adjourned minces of Union ' members of the House, would - be held at seven ceclocktbla ••• - . • r One Sl tt.-float stealth, 13 the correct Wig now among the Meet elrelm of • the an_ .ey. -- "l'he /aet case we bellemala that of tutorial/ ...stealing. Jamie ti,:l.l.tosmtifirantthe platform of ode -Jamey nauroad - De z tot. Nugent inter. she mitten before the *Tor *walnut wley and tOta mut arrepted by o . e.r Scott., and taken be. the... Mayor far ethami um The bearing re. ttilti Mated In Crowley being commltted 1°484140r WOMAN ottkeßeCesalrl ball. • I DIDIKEUTZ 9 Banker - and Broker,' 118 Wood St., .near corner of. Nab. eghetrailcZiobfaraiGTA;ernment Bond, 74011d012 and Continental Exchange fold at Nor Torkratee. di r e l..l. cffi,,,r.=,ciabr,terylAh.eirt FINANCE AND . TRADE. 'O/wotra 01 tau Prrreltrotow ass • ' Werrazattar. December b. laaa 3 - The New . York stock quotations to-day, se reported by Boblason, McClean G Co., were as Ibllcitirs Gold, l3asta 168 . 1. 0 111 1 : 33, 1 % 3 ' 5.20's old, 1004 t do '65, 10Thil 5-ms, w 1643 , 000 , 4 ,7. 30 4 Aro, ,ories,ilit%Sei a nd Sell MiCMichiganßOUthOrn slO PA; Cleves Wild a Pittsburgh. - 84 74: Pltbdrureb, yen Wayno-.0 Chicago, i 09,4; Chicago it Hock ls.- ig,alicading 11131 ChicaCO - te :North. 50514 Eric, 'TM 'Welter: 'Union Telegraph Co-, 45 3 x. • , Tee tie wiled Cradettey thiltallWay list so apparentvesterday,has been slightly checked. Save ,tn' Governments, the entire market opens a diode lower this morning. Gold Is weaker by nearly two per cent, sr Wither to remain so is a question the Secretary, of the Treasury can moeticaidly solve than any' ono cite Just now._ He has the gold to spare, and - will doubtless sell from day to day as he may think the condition of the market requires, His report uportapeelo payments meets the approval of. the Tribune, but is fiercely as. sailed by the Hcruld's writer on 'finance. On the other hand, the Herald man endorses his tariff vlewsivadle &I Tribune skips over, or but barely mentions that portion of the re. Out kcal stack market has improved some. what thin week. There is really a good deal Of Moneyeeeking investment, but the wants of late have all been In • one direction; until bank shares are up so high that but law or them will pay the purchasers over tax per cent on their Investment. : The - tide Is turning again, and we have more bank stook op the - market for the row, two days, though ortOes areyet ann. - Sales or the old flank of Pitts butgh at 67; of the Exchange at same; of Fourth National it 'Rollo( M. d htational at 63; 103 bid for Bank , of Commerce; 113 for Tradesmans Nattonii; Citizens National or. fermi at 654. Salea of Columbia 011 Company , . —The report of the Secretary' of the Tree,- ury commends Itself with unusual force to all business mute reiterates.. tee declaration of hie famous Fort Wayne speech and his pre vious official statements fully, and lie takes, which ground-i c anvor of sqaeele ;payments, he thinksto reached by JuIy ,ISIS ,or after the maturity and funding of the notes. It wilt be area that, he asks no new o Dew pn io(that h d ingg al c M on d er r n a sh o uld be withdrawn faster than the law at present al lows.. In-regard to an expansion of National iligikeurreartA he is equally Wand. He re cognizes the wants - of ,the Bontly but would supply them • by taking from the North cur. rency now used by.them to violation of the distribution madeduring the early history of the Bank law: - Ills recommendation that the banks be made to redeem their Issues edict!. eally one Shur I.:pursue should incrt..—.Y. 1. of much ta/Imd struts:at MOM Secretary of the Treasurywas made public teaday, and we give it in full in this paper. As usual, its effect was more than discounted, the response in - New Trek beingan advance in stocks oral! • descelyitions. •A‘lita Money market was also easier In - .Ne . w. York under a lavorable bank statement. , 'Mei:kayo no space to refer at any length to the report of Mr._ McCulloch, but the fact s ',resentful when analyzedshow that the only road to specie payments Is by means Otis slow and steady - contraction of the cur rency. There can be. no rapid movements that, will net delay rather-than- hasten a re turn to a solid basis. No one will dispute the Secretary's conclusion as to the evil conse quences 'iron thebnaineas and morals of the country of a redundant supply of ft - redeems,- blepsper money, but the mischief in this di rection-has ail been done. and the rinestinn now is as to the beat way out of tino difficulty. —The money market presents no new fee. tares.% Owing-to the - disavemble weather, bush:Liss at • the banks was generally rather dull.- The volume of currency is steadily de creasing; owing to the continued shipments to the east to make exctuuage; and the-mar. ket Is gradatally working less easy. 81.111 there 'is no appearance of cloacae's, and all good paper is readily discounted at _the usual rate. The rates to open market. are ii l 8 per cent, according to the standing' of the applicant.— Cificage Tribune , . PITTSBURGH MARKET'S. Onrias ow Tsui Prrrestreox GAzrrni, Vi r ianizsbAx4Doctusabcir 3, There are no new features in the produce markets worthy . of special .notice. The . movements in the leading voinmodities con. , tintia very much reatrloted,' in consequence of thu fact-that. the demand is confined al most entliely tnaupplying thomost pressing wants of both retailers and consumers, and • - .the impression seems to-be general, thatval ues have not yet "touched bottom." The re celpts of Flour and Grain have commenced to faired, though,the• supply seems to be con. siderably in excess of the demand: and the M 37120 remarks will apply to a great many other articles we might mention. GRAIN-here is no Improvement' to note in the demand for • Wheat; we can 'report a gale 0f133 bath strictly prime !fad Bpring at - Allegheny. - tllty. Oats dull and nominally unchanged-0 to Lo - on track, and the usual advance - for small lids In store. New Cora le held at 63 to td, and re ceiptsdg. gale oil ear ltye,' on track, at 81,15. and: ears at OAS, delivered. Barley is very dull, and from all that ire - ,can learn, No-1 Sprang cannot - fairly be quoted above $1 --choice. VA% FLOUR-The 'market for Flour continues dull and neglected,- though. • pricta ate not. quotably lower. We • continue to quote at :all% to $1334 for prime. to choice brands of Spring. Wheat+ $l3 to $13% for Winter Wheat and $l4 to $l6 for Fancy Brands: Rye Flour is quoted .ut 4834 per. bbl, and Aluck wheat •41 - 4 per cwt. N • PII0V/S10-Bacon'ts. dull, and prima are nominally unchanged. New kettle. rendered Lard is selling's; /314.• Boma few small lots of Mess Pork arriving,- but thus. far, we have heard of no sales. • • HAY-Ia tirm,trith a demand fullyup to the it aupply, and prices art well • stained. Prime baled soils readily at 30, and / els selling at scales at $ .70 to $33, according quality. MILL FEED...There seems be a fair do. mend for Middlings, and wcLean report Pales at prima ranging from eI,EO to t: per cwt, as to quality. Timm is also some Inquiry for Shorts, and fiblpstuffe, but we are without POTATOES—Steady- with regular sales of prime Peach Blows at de per bushel, and V. 01; to 13 per bbl. • • ' • APPLES—DeII with a supply considerably In; ex.cess of the demand; but unchanged— sales at ipiA to V% per bbL - Et:GP—Steady with a demand fully equal to the -.‘up ply, and we can report sales at 33 fur nickeled, and al for fresh packed. BUTTEB—Continees very dull but nominal. lytinctutnged. 'ltoll - la selling at from 115 to B. OlL—Lard 011 IS quoted at 11,23 to SIM for. R0..1, and allot No. 2. pirrenuses rzirnousomi /mak= ~ Ors nee olr.Wint Pmeatraeir klezwrra, WeDNIUSDAY. December 5, 113136, ; .c au h __E-.There Is no improvement to note in the general toneef the market, and if any thing, the feeling today was weaker than for some lime past. - The. advlces from the east being unfavorable for - Refined, as always in the. case, bad a_ tendency to restrict the de mand for Crude, and with considerable offer. legend very little wanted, prices were barely' maintained. We now quote at stoE. in bulk and barrels returned, and 11 to IVA bbls tn. eluded—sales early in the day of. Me bbls, In WO lots, CL ' , Metall lots of choice gravity' to MI - orders for shipment. may bo quoted from Y.; to i 4 a cent per gallon -higher, and the supply of tins particular - description is* very light._ ante advises from 011 City report -crude-dull and. lower, being quoted at el at that point. Taking gold as a basis, oil Is gametes cheap newest it ever has been In the history-of the trade. • • . . . BEYINBD--The markct for bonded oil con. Unties dull and weak, and prices have still farther declined. .The best offers reportbd In Philadelphia today wore 80 to al cis, which is a neelino of from I to 2 Gents compared with Unnimres current on Monday and Tuesday., and report, a- gale of L3O bbls (Waal buyer's option, at gi. Later. in OW daY lkwgs reported uettadard white" was of-. fared In Philadelphia; at 31, and. If correct, .prime Bigot straw to white cannot fairly be quoted above 30 eta.. Free oil hi dull but nom inally unchanged: wit can report aside of one hundred barrels, a favorite brand at 18. In a retail way, we q uotaat so le , . ABBIYAL.B-11us following =frail Wore ra ngier a Bro ' kr:Edgerton:. 000 .3603 14. Brewer it Burice.:.. 501 LucegooVil ..650D aitd*o!Market: - CUSOAOO, Deeember Ile—Flour dull and nee lower; saki 113,050406 for r; slunil 1,811 or No, 2, Mooing at Inside figures. torn dull and beevy'sales light; DOB for Nal, and 7012770 for No. clewing quiet at for No. J. Oats q uiet; 401#41%a for No. S. Provi sion market opened dull :and espriewed. but towards the close a better demand sprang Up forilless Pork and Lard fore future delivery'. 'entice yesterday Mann Pork declined -el per barrel; sales at 517,00 cash; and $17,.50 January delivery. Old Lord 10193 cash; netv, Ito dells , ery all January' Green Meats dull; sales of shoulders at sc; bums, Bigely‘a Dressed Hogs moderately active, flatlets lower; sales at SP fge,eo; rive Boas fairly. salver, MA; lower; sides at 4113,001:15,e0 for common to goal choice. itecelpta-4,700 bbis. flour; le.001) bug. wheat; 4,1a0 bus. corn; 7,000 bus. CHM; 6,600 hOglf . _,Sbl_P• menu...4Am bbls: ilour; 2,000 • bug .: wh eat; 700 bus. corn; 3,230 bus. oats. ltalMatore Market. Itatantoits. Moo.,6l'lotir.sU gradre ire Tory moderato demand, ate tradoonly baying to supply Um immediate wants. Wboat nom!, alinktu= z !toaXI white adtioart.nat emu , mot, to fair 70; I[oo4. We holed red, m,75 .6%79, inferior to r do. and. $1,2362m for w itnito. corn expo 111 to condition Anaity; yellowdO. An 61 , liye al, ix Barreled park, lard and Milk meats du and nominal. BaOtta Bernie =all iota at 14014% . &milder Buthicas not, mated to "/MiaIiUSTS Bir TrAor RAP/I; FIEIDAICIAIL Natters In New -York Nair Yoh; Dec. 5..-The Money market is rather more active, at 6137 per cent for call* loans., Foreign Exchange firm but quiet, at I 109,40100 U. Government Stocks steady. Gold lower—opening at DO declining to 1333, an.l emetimat 1.1534. Freights to Liverpool firmer at no for corn, a% for barley, per Bellow for wheat Corti per strainer. Blocks lower at the second Board.. Gold, 135,14. Bock Island, liW; rOrt Warne, laP z it North Western . , 49i,i; N. W. preferred, 70 Ulu:lois Central, 110;4; Hudson. ialk4; Michig a n Southern, ac Reeding. r 71%; ew York Cen tralol2l Sizes of St Coupons, 114{,i Sixes of 'Ol registered, 1083'; Five-twenty Coupons of , 6", 101% do of 'et, liihN; do V 4107,4,1 Ohl and Mississippi Cern neaten, 20 3 The Pod smut: an increased demand for currency at the West to move tbelitt crop Liss sprung up within a few days. - - The .prospectus of a finikmortgage. 7 per cent: Pion, tree of Government tUtx, at the St. Louis. Jacksonville and Chicago Railroad, la The gold market was heavy and lower, with an Increased pressure to sell The telegrams' from Washington in relation' to sales of gold by the treasury, and the prospect, of the new gold. bill, exorcisms a deptenaing effect upon the market. it was the general impresusion. this morning that theLGoveratnent was sell ing, but we can state officially, that such Is not the case. The Government securities were weak-this afternoon on the lower efold,ruota tions. Tho folio dMg were the eleedng - prices: Registered of 1101,10SIzAlVeh; coupon. alert, ttaii(ell3%; s.2ffs registeredot 18.4.40046105%; M coupons of '111.10008101.1A 5.20 coupons of , 64,106.4010J,Ti; 5.53 coupons of '63,3013401074; 5.'M do January. and July, .108r4Q109%; 16.10 s regratered,Rl4ooX; Aumist.74os,los:Are, June .7.305, 1 1W.,.1; July 7405,103 I ,4 June bompotuk - of 434 11 7 Ita3.0100%; uyt o, 11530,116; August d0,115Kte11534. - At the last open board stocks were general ly a fraction lower with is fair business. At'• ter the call the market. was steady. Among the steamship shares reside Mall Was the feature; the stock fell to VW. The cause of this fluctuation was a rumor of an injunction on the stock. The following, are the closing quotations at 4:30.p. Caro and Michigan Central, t.W41 , 19.4,; Boston Water, rower, 30‘4030X. Canton, 44%(04714; Cumberland county ;Minn Quicksilver, 4414210; 141I %Zell: Telegraph. 1,11 1 /.; Ileetilnor,ll>mr 6' Michigan yen 4:M Al,lOOlO ;Michigan houtheni,Bo;.4(49o,X; /111nols-Centro , .1, 0 113‘; Cleveland and Pittt: ba 1 uZ431%438434; CI veland and Toledo. SIX,. Itirung shares Were *siesuly,:but'. briefness quite moderate; Central, 150; Bonneted Run, 440; New York k Allegheny, 550; Ayer's IL M. 400; Conso li dated Gragory,l,oss; New York Cold,lo.;Corploa, 4 l7b; Walkill Leatl,l4o; Excel. sior, 30; Cherry, special, 25. _ _ Now York Dry Goods TiOde Nsw Yeas, December A—The Dry Goods Markel' is quiet but steady, with:a fair trade. The meeting of Congress and • the President's Message was entirely - without any:effect upon the market. With lower prices for cotton dry goods most naturally soften a little, but hold ers are too confident to leave any prospect of any : further ddellne than the decline in raw material andtbe actual coat of production is reduced. The Margin of omit on the manu facture of cotton goods is reported as groat enough to warrant the raids running on re duced time. Some mills are reporting lower wages as a preferable step to stopping and throwing numbers, of poor people out of cm. 'plop:limit. Brown Shootings and Shirting's— are genet, with the exception of Standard and other leading prime marks, which are '..40 higher in Jobbers hands. Bleached Sheeting* and Shirtings—There :Is a light steady bud ness; Prime without quotable change; trade' quiet and uniform In :Ticks, but Stripes are without particular InOtilent. There Is Ilt.Wor no demand for Cotton Flannels. CambrlmTand Sliestas--Theie is a steady demand from home :dealers and prices are steady. Drills—Quiet and prices lower. Tue price of Denims and Cottonades have. been reduced a little to correspond with the prase of other goods. Woolen goods are unprecedented and mild weather of the entire season largely affected. Business in woolen goodit.therehort time of some mills and the stopping of others, is somewhat favorable to a intter market, and holders of goods show a better feeling. Do hs-Ines and Honeys are In only moderato sup ply, but auMclent for the present light trade. Of cloths and- oleanders's but few goods are called for, excepting leading styles for Immo. diets manufacture Into clothing or souse oth er grades for ready made clothing. • For wing trade the market for foreign goods spring a alight ImProrement from lighter Im portations and rather a bettor previUllng de mand consequent noon lower priers. Fash ionable styles of goods.steady and not very abundant, but most other goods Tory low. The auction sales for to-morrow are a special sale of British, French and Garman dress goods, silks, shows, do, sale °ltasca ribbons, s sale or blankets and a sato of hosiery and Germantown goods: . Stew ,Yerk Prodote Mairket. - New Tong, December s.—Cotton lower and in better demand, at 11141/35%e for middling. Flour Is An rather request, Mot prices ere generally without decided anent len. the mar ket closing heavy; extra State 49,1;3451.0,M; guy perdue western ripeo,x; extra western 10,50 41000; choice do $10,70011,130; round hoop Ohio ea 11,15: trade brands e 11,04513. Wheat has antra dewier feeling to-day but trainee.- Lions have only been to a very limited extent, eointeoW No. 11 Miltesitkee 5400 /lye heavy and dally sale of State at 5140 Barley mode , ately active at low prices; 901501 c for Canada West lit bond and 51,16 for Canada free. Bar ley malt dpriees ull. Corn moderately active at about previ ;II 15 for g mi ern In ons stbre, 61,15fk1 i ,16 for shi do pp a in float,an d 61 e5 ,15 for white western store. Oats dee Ming, at aftfdise. toe Chicago and asilvankee. and erIN stll3c . for new Ohlo. Pork opened nem but closets with leas firmoesa i M a lec for z el e o f t i dn Kir?) for n' r e e=an a d f ide for prime. - Beef dull. envy and unchanged. Cut Meats heavy and dull s at 9115101f,e for shoulders, and 11(03e for hams. Bacon nominal. Dressed Hogs quiet. at eutlosio for western. Lard moraciettve 'but heavy, at 111013 c. Butter doll, tt 1S Bo for 0h10,24/30c for State, and a f t7B/1; r G W e rl i st t y r dlin paßa j ug e t i a y e unr_tunged. In moderate request, at 11556113;,. Leather ed temlock sole quiet and prices without dded alteration. Naval Stores heavy , .at 7041)71e for spirits of turpen tine. and 11,5010,00 for rosin. Wool in fair request and steady. at Citiffic for domestic fleece, 45(00e for pulled, 2402ic for Texas, and 57030 e. few California. Coffee more active and prices rather heavy. Sugar in moderate re.. quest, atloi-'efor Cuba. Molasses dull and heavy; sales LT auction of 100 Mils New Orleans at 77(rine, BD bids Cuba at 6.10)55e, and /53 Midi' Porto Men at 53655 e. Petroleum dull at about the for crude, and 32433 c for refined in bond.. Blew Orleans market. Nam Ontesits, December S.—Cotton easy; salmi - of I,Suo butes of low middling, at Ms; re celpts IWO bales. Sugar firm; fair, at tW4c. Molasses firm, at Cie for Inferior. and cSeuSe for prime. I lour active; superfine, at Illpft4 lOu; _extra, at SII,ZeIti,SO. Corn lower, at ;MX. Oats arm and In lair demand, at 7Se. Hay steady, at sm. Pork lower; old, at SM. BAWD dull and lower; shoulders, at lSc, and sides. at 1.3 e. Lard dull, at l3tsllc. Whisky, at 4,9)02,40. Tobacco In good demand; medium u rf change'. u" u tu' =E=2l3 Enej rico, December 5.--Breadstuals quleL Plonr—No, I spring 111; weatern spring bakers $ll Corn held; by cargo,. •I; car Iota; #1,03. Oats inactive:44e about Mc. Barley—State, I; Canada 15 bald at #1151103. Aye, kattsll. Fork, Lard,24c.• Whisky, #1,38. E=l=l ••• • . MILWAUTZI, Deo. 5..-no.to ;tomb:Lat. Wheat drooping, at $1,79 for No. ! Corn at eao for No. 1. (rata, at Slo. tor 'No. Yrov I gone arm. er. Dressed Bogs unchaago!l. .* Toledo Marlieil Tetsuo. December 5.-Wheat lu better; sales of No:1 at Wt. Corn quiet; 81c for No. 1. Oate 2c better; dales at 45c. for No.l. Rye 111 changed. '- - Philadelphia Market. PIIILADZI.PRIA.DOMMbar s.—Whlsky dull Pertasilvattla barrels prXdr.4.l6, and Ohio, ;12,- 43 per gallon. . • • /11POKIDS lIY 11,131.110.111. rITTSII VIA B. FORT WATNII d CEIIO4IOO It. B. December 0-2 cars metal, Martin Wirer a co; 16 bble apples, J & W Yearley ; 5 LW!, rye flour, .1 Taylor' 15 Clli;f, palls, Means & Conte; 9 bbls fiffrl•Y.,nearr tta4Z,Vigri k ,:co . ra,• rielef; Ilogstott; 12 eke pearls, McCully a oo; 15 'kegs apple batter, 10 bbls cider. Steel & tiro; M apples. Kell & Ilitchart; 75 do do Vogt & co; 1 car barley, Garrard 'Et Hon; / do do, Wain wright a co; 56 bills broom corn, McElroy a & co; II Ws apple*. Ho l singer a co; I car li:to tal, Speaig a Chalfant; 1 hhdetobacoo, John Grazier; 15 bble apples, W J Meekll car metal, Bryan & Caughey I 1 do millfeed, Jae (1 loan; 10 bbls apples. E Newman;39 bgs oat., IL Ilea Jr; 70 hides, G 11 Anderson; 10 bbls mess pork I do beef, Watt & Wilson; ban choose, Jll Canfield; 170 do do, II 1 0 Eusbi'. - • • CLXVIGLAND MID PITTSSUIIOII RAIL ZIOAD.••• December 5.-12 eke pearls, 'Bryce Walker & co; 40 pkgs Onions, Volgtqt co; 8 cars blooms, Park, Bros & car potutocs,-W--3 Btcel - 1 Bros I o Crag - & - Ireiter; 3 cars metal, Loyd & Black; 8 do do, Zug & cosi do do, Mc- Knight & cot 4 do, Shoehoerger & Blair; 1 cur oats, Williamson & Black; 51 Wile oil, Brewer, Burke d coil car barley, W Patterson; I sax oats, hob* lienderacm; 10 aka onionr,s kgs apple butter, 2 pigs , eggs. Potter, Aiken Shepard; 3 pkgs butter, J. 11 Volgt & co; 13 aka barley, 3 dressed bags, McCullough, Smith & co; 16 kgs apple butter, W J &eel ilDros WAN eggs, Blair & Woods; 4 rolls /tether. ti 11 Andersonse Ms apple butter, 11 Derwin & co; 10 bgs rye, Jim Glenn; 53 skis dry applea, , 4 bbla butter r a do fluiseed,lll.: Ward; 45 dez brooms, J d =wank & co. I COLLIXDUS CINOINSATI• R. it., DecoMber 15-87 aka barley, Ir Ilhiolda; 0 do dd, !embalm, Miller & co; I bbl butter, Pettit & Nowlin; 6 bids apples, eldeCorsnielt,• 53 ;socks Tags, McCullough, Smith & co; 43 eke barley, liennor.Darpor A. lloodss7 bge corn, tl Boa Ir; 3Ws eggs, W Bock & co; 2" do do, Cook Jiro & co; 2 care apples Cidopboll & Brown; care rye, Dalian.% 1 do do. Dan WM lace; I car mildeed, A Ragan.; pa 2 cars lumber, to 3 Milldo ike do, W n & co Gormley ;NO bbls flour Lull, llshords . .= bble oil , B A kahnestock & oat 03 bbla hominy, Maury ALLIDIIIIIDIT STATION December 5-1 car lumber, .1 it Lindsay; 8 bola apples, John Ma hon;do, J.ldci.loy; 15 eke Oats, W MeCm bbls flour, & A Carson; /1).. blda Wok wbeat floor. Stewart & Laromultelm; sdo do, D E MoAllister; 10 aka oats, D /lelnemani 10 do potatooe. V Lobo; 2c aka wheat 6 McKeo &To; - /O0 btga , illour. Coy I Nobles 150 a wheat, T Nobles; pkge butter, be cluseso Kennedy & M. aowax 'w.IILILLABIS & COWAN; PLASTIC SLATICEINENT ROOFERS. , i a oor.. r xg " beelneptPAM m . p S ee e a m e g n tr . e h a ß d No. ttenel Relletwet hittah. P. .. teitttlh PIIIIIIIIRCOATAMEINULPEB AmPotiebes, Leuises.trrettuills; also* superior srdclo orßUbber Milaussile of SUR. A full aeon. meat on band, wikoleinne retai l ' at the Rubber. Depot. at sad Id St. ()Writ: J. ft 11. WALL PAPER-Of grades, • • for Parlor. Halls, 1: 1 1044 11, 0 0 04 1 1n4 an 1411"."1637 ' a"ot ° iro m a k usegeno: oczr RIVER BIEML The rlver.has risen considerably sinCO our last report, and was still rising last evening, with twelve and a half feet in the channel by tho Allegheny marks. At UU City, the Alto- Manny river was rising In the early part of the day, with coven feet In the channel at that point. The weather yesterday was dandy and smoky, with every appearance of rain. The Spray, froim Cincinnati, is the only ar rival we have to report.- The Leonidas,from Cincinnati, and the Savanna from St. Louis, were' One last night and will doubtless be found in port this morning. The .Argosy cleared for Cincinnati about noon yesterday, with a moderato trip, and the ilniportec iget . o ff for St. Louis last evening.. The last named boat had a very good trip, including a .conslderdble amount of railroad irons and a fair number of pee. T e tirey.Eagle got off . fOrrarkOrsbeirg on tinie yesterday,and the Bayard, Capt, lino. D. Moore, is the regular packet for tuatvolat . The . The Bellevernon, Capt. Darragh, the Wam nits, Capt. Shaman, both eacollent boats. and in chrage of cal.:lfni and experienced °lnners, aro announced for St. Louis, and the Kate Itehinson,Capt.ltobt.lteimatin, is up for Now Orleans. , . - The Ida Reese, Capt. doe Drown, is next in turn for Cincinnati and Lonlaville after the Pine Grove, and the Waggle Hays, Capt. Hen drickson, MUM the Saturday packet for Cin cinnati, having taken the place of the Quick step. . The Yorktown since she was taken off. the dock has been handsomely repainted and now presents a very neat appearance, looking like a bran new boat. We s expect to see Captain Ebben, loading her for St. - Louis before long. Capt. Btandish Peppard still retains, charge of the office of the Yorktown. The Louldville.oourier,not fattened with the statements of the Pittsburgh papers in regard to the Great Republic, sent a 'penis' reporter here to see tf there was not some mistake in _regard to the dimensions, capacity, eta., etc., of this mammoth steamer. Time Murk,. Is now satisfied that she is Just what she Is re presented, and Is formal to admit, In point of. design, model, ete.,ete, she is,or will Ms when finished, equal to auy of the finest rower river - steamers. We are of the - opinion that when she goes down there, the Courier will acknow ledge thaLthe. Great Republic is a little oared of anything ever turned out in he shape of a steamboat, ut Louisville or vicinity, including H.tdison. The near from this point out is now In, ex cellent • condi lion for towboats taking out, coal, but, unfortunatilly, there is but little coalbere ready ter sblpment,and cionsiXtuent ty. there is not, much going forward. The llercules will probably get out with a tow to day. Tho Quickstep, Julia and Rob Roy arrlied et Cincinnati on Mondity, and the t,olumbia, Carrie, and Kate Putnam were advertised to litavothoro fur Pittsburgh on Tuesday. The Quickstep has been laid up at Cincinnati. The Glendale, en route from Pittsburgh to Saint. Louts, passed _Evansville on Monday. The. Nnra was advertised to leave Cinch:matt for Ancansas river on Tuesday, us was also the Westmoreland for New Orleans. The tow boat Sititpsan liorner Wiled up over the falls at Louisville on Monday. We clip the following from the Sl Louis Desaminti, of Monday : „ The Mexico, formerly India. side-wheeler, waa sold on Eaturtlay to parties from Yazoo river, for the sum of illpon The tow boat,Priendslilp noel to PlUsburgh wlthfuur ' barges, contruntog about =tons pig Iron and iron ore The Minnie, Sherman, tiara Porter, Glasgow and Pine . Bluff are loading for the Ohio nver We learn that Captain W. C. Harrison • has purchased the splendid steamer Bart.Able r now commanded by him, and intends to keep her In the ited river trade as lona as The wager permits. Says the Louisville Charter: We learn that Mr. Thos. Collins. coalboat pilot, Is insane, and his friends, yestettlay, started, with him to Lite asylum at Lexington. :f.% :royAo UPDAV r i 2CKILT A LT M i l l . l 7:lllldEit TLACE Ur TIM -QUICIUMEY.—The Ann passen. ter uleamer LISTS. D. Clerk, ica• ItiON,commander: IL It. ro/rms,_ sill run sr a PIM ULA IC Vi/MIL LI PAU /MT an auttou er d soon. • • jr" 11.144 *'"'7lAVelf)ll.lhrll. or to Ott CHAS. HA Lt NILS. 2" • F 0 R EAIL;I 8 3 1 , ~A .—Tao ner amt kZI a eadl.l It/ravager Orme, BELLZIrItANt/3._ Capt. JOUs .1. DiaiAan. W. Y. ilt..trra , , ro. N. Clerk. Will kalc far the above &Au altlnteraiwltale ports oil WEDNESDAY, At o•eloeu T. W. • /or frcottli or passage apply on noard or to dry BANN.", at COLUMN A /mita Iron niempins ac NElV a dr a b OIILEANd—Tne splendid steam KATE BOW N130K... It. 11.806156021. Wlllleare for the abort and all Intermediate ports, on WATtIIMAY. at 4 p. rn.. t frostilvely. fur trellan or palT o mo onboard or tts YLACK L , IMIIWt/t/ ettaltl.l4s Agents. det JAII/Itdvt/LLIIiP, 14 - `Oll CINCINNATI ANDagE i b WITIBFILLZ. , Tbe line steamer IDA ItE VS Pt. .. ... ....Capt.' J. Cocoon, Will leave for the above and all Intermediate port on,T or U rr bl e4 DA or Y o , , A ,u t 4 r. og at o . omor oo bo v. oro or La del FLACK tA.U.I.LASIWOUII.. Atnntn. Fon ST. LOCIS.--Theaggr u t pa veneer Dreamer Capt. T. baumAx. W 111 posittrrly Dave :or the above And all /Dorian , - ADD porta, on Tine DAY,ply at r. , - For /Ider pabaano ap on board, or to . no= /L a o AC Keit COLI.INOWU U. Agent.. EX.PIIESS 11ACHET LINEAU FOUST. LOU be fine passen ger *Darner ibtrultTlG Capt. Jona :Cosa, Will leave for the nborn and all Intermediate porta on Flint DAY. a$ 1111. For Dela bt or papage appl r=! PEOPLE'S LINE.-BEG.gar m a ULAN , A - ECKLYIttiF.T be tween PITTSBURGH A ND CINCIN. NATL.—The .w and ityleadld neuter ARGOSY. rapt Loot. VanlegettY, %V. H. Boot', Clerk. I Pltuburgh EVERY W 1 I.N VADAT. &Interlock W. Leaves Cincinnati EVERY PUIDAY, For freight or puss. imply on board. or to CHAS. DARNER. Agent. W4IEELEIG, lIIARIET.Adr is t •ALPABIEGHSBURti PACK. IT.—Tbe agtendld paxsoadar steamer BAYAIU) Capt. tixoldlilloOaz. 'eaves Flttobaratt MONDAY AND TUUNBDAY....it II ceelock A. X Leaves rarkarabard• TUESDAY AND ?JUDAIC .. —.. at 2 oldotari. ar. War Dated or Palmated pplied board. sottait ' CO - PARTNERSHIP. TUE UNDERSIGNED FUSING DDurchascd I rEAMIrSi ZritnlZ of tbo rate C r u st ; the matintacturnot WAD NS, IC., at the old es tabll.hed stands of Yrsderlek Aesettlemann and Thomut Harper: on Beaver street. Manchester, and Would respectfully solid a continuance of the Psfrodnite. hitherto .0 Ilbcnll bestowed. THOMAnII A UPER., ANTHONY ti/J IVA N. ADAM AESCHELILANN. I=3/13 • LEATHER °ELTING. . _ COlllO TAIT. a t ar C l A P l Ltiallt Alle f,ber./ City, itolOurnetarero of sreft a50g;21.421.31 ling mule to °roes SO4 replliteo of short. notice. raullentar at tention paid to Mils for ItedilOW Milli awl heavy works. All work wurantua. (Intim Tespectroiy olleltsd. ~P. 174 STEPHEN M. OTT, UAXIUAL Die Sinker, Seal and Medal Engraver, MICH, NOD AID sun urn COUR, SUPERIOR SEAL FREESE'S, Cancelling Stamps and Visiting Canis, AUG, PLATES FOR MARKING CLOTH, NU. 93 Wood St., Col'. Diamond Alley, aeon, WSW II BOOL TO ray te /T RtllUi H. • ipitIVATE DISEASES. DIU SUUNU, date orPtallaaelphin,) • No. TS Third creel. tree.. •all descriptions el Fri rate Inseams with untie .el, enemas. Viirifenloreiteialberit a seeped matorrhoena ant diseases or the tlrla.ry Organs. His treatment fol the same being the moot ancemstel ever employed He giver hopes era rpeedy cure to the alloted. Ladles will lied hlsOrummtagogne superior to an, other preparation for removing obstructions to the healthy rocastreal Good. No. I,- Una Lollar pe bottle., No. 5, which is lour degree, Won ref. en 14tigeot Obsthate eases, Ylea Dollars pe Unice Loured A. X. to 5 r. r. m, log P. V. • 44,1!r4...t."0114."411. Pa YOUNo. - ST. CLAM STREET. 22 ItI.IBBIAX PEERLIC tIPXCTACLE#.;..- t LRVEYINUINSTRUN ENDS, vrll:ltA (714111±17.8. TELES(.IOP.MO, sTERP.OsCOVES, kIICILUEICoPES; • I...I.IALIJINATION HYDILOMITIeRiti, (U.tand ard.) Tit IC ItUOSIRTE US, BAROMSTIC . 116 8 .13.Act111011. /MEWS. A... tar sale at reasonable Mass, by DLANOLID, Yrsollcal Optician, (TO t.,l2#lltreet EW ARRIVAL! NEW ARRIVAL! N ZOO packages new crop Nablus, In whole. bail' and quarter boxes; 25 casks maw Currants; ao barrels choice Piet les. In vinegar: coo drums now crop rigs; I 0 bags large Tennessee Yea Nuts; ' 5006 fresh COCOA ri ts, - In store and to arrive at . REVAIlitt& UM*. No. 3:6 t 3.63 Wood cuter J. SCHOONRIAILER & SON, Pittsburgh White Lead Works PURE WHITE LEAD. ULU'S LEAD tin t iaNy n. o 7GS PAIST/L1 0.67 Yostrills .11p Stales. g. HIUSEUKANN . , Fifth Nrad,between Tunas/ and - -128alitaanntroste.--:-. OUNSMITH AND.DEALER IN HARDWARE, /lest class goods of ell desorlpttons4Ve 01l band *pa sold as ills loran pilaw A s dos ...telly ahnrlnntle.. ALLEGHENY .CITY FLOUR AND • 3FIONI:13 1 Onvicamo„ a C. MoMASTER .& 410.' No. SONOhIO St... Allegheny. Wholesale sad /Wall Dealers I h 3 rat i lraf; Zalasilatet, MONEY 'LOAN. OFFICE NO:161 Eimsrullg.. ,MIXICT, bonier 'of Kul, Cl Dltal o= I tiVvel e ale lli glel ll erea7 tee, lu4 o 7l. l,P ch r; e 4, ii: Tbefroods relmot be deneered wltoontik mooch. Not sosountable °see of Ore or robbery. 1 Goole nr...reery description .for. sale at lo net prlpao, 110111014 SILLbtIIXI. DA UM; , . prinsnußGn BREWERY. . , ' CARSON DARLINGTON & CO., BREWERS, MALSTERS & HOP DEALERS, Hi:Leeman lo • JOSHUA HITODES a co.. Pl icanu s h . was. W. ANDSOSOB, Alleatieo7, • • . .• YoTir•vri:ll;nigim;;tren or the t" arm'. • • • ALES AND PORTER. - throrgh the careful selection of Mall from our extensive malting factiltles and Hose from the rants tact and Wont, we ran guarantee to be pore and satisfactory to the tt ado. Our IN VIA. ALM has been highly recommended brohyslclarts for faintly me. . arid. AZIDERSON'e customers wltl pleme Le particular to leave their Ord , la at lila Mlle° &dicta lug Ate old Brewery, or at our olllee, • Corner or Doquesno Way vol Barkees Alley, , • 00e;010 . . • Jamas . d. A; 'SOON% • - SiLUKAS nun= - 7 THORAIS anodise ALLEGHENY BREWERY. Has prellased the old established Brewery known of th e AL,L,ESIBEd Y BREWERY, rernrefll owned by Qamp null d Ueehm, we would Winn the penile that we Intendeentlnuing the manufacture of SPRING` WATER ALES, 9.de from rare Spring Water, and from ear reap tics and lonic experience In the neatness we reel Battened that we will be enabled to glee calf. eat. &greener/ to those who.may faros us with their pat otiose. 119111 - STS € OCS.s 465 — Rebecca, Sti.eot, ALLEGLIENT SOCAII orders left at !MOWN d GILA ftArd 9 I,lburty ~,Sreet, Pittsburgh, will be promptly Attended Co.,' - nerbllla R. J. b1111111...'.W. C. norran....c. A. N. lITSIB RIVERS, HOPPER & CO., Muocesoors to D. R. Dodger.) No. 45 Smithfield St.. Kaanfacturoro and Denim In on kinds of .19 - 9:I"PLIV.Trin:TFLE Parlor, Chamber, and Dining Room Bets, OFFICE AND SCHOOL FURNITURE, Together with • full assortment of Pittsburgh Manufactured Furniture, Constantl► on hand awl forsele at the 7-9012174,1111 t OViieth 122'1004 m=ZI FRANKLIN COTTON WORKS, E. HYDE'S SONS ♦rc now prepared to manntacture— I= COVERLET 'YARN, CANDLEWICK, =1 I=ll WENT CANAL STREET. betirsen Robtavola and Lnevel. Allegheny Pity. Pa. P. ordero by m.O attended to. • nO•nao, tASTIIIAN '8 PATENT Portable Folding FAMILY BEDSTEADS: the Fint BeiMath or Family tie it (be World. J . We manufacture ratione sizes and .tylrt of bah Dt/UIILIK AND tit NU Li ItElleVra:a DS, all of width are so arranged a. to admit of their being easily fohird selfiteet removing natal or •err.t. oreeeo tilt arra:ming the bedding. When folded they are per fectly portnetle, and can easily be carried from room to room or from house to house. • . . „ To ho 1011TIlik..NOTTZtl, 90 thaltti Otld arcat. . . • H. P. OWLNP,"Aitut. oo21:ori GREAT REVOLUTION IN , TILE WINE TRADE 01 , THE UNITED 25TATELL —PUNIC VA.L , IWINIA fiIIASITAIII4 Z. made and prepared as if done In France, Porn pars es.tfor. nia Inc and taking the place of Imported Chats. P Mfe t inderolgued 'slid call the attention of Wine Dealers and Hotel ;fevers to the followlcur letter. wineh May eve •correct Idea of the quality of their Wine! ••ColtTigairiaLllOTar.. Piimangtorma, Vet. loth. "e n • Co.— Hay on given year califortasChamnegne • theroagh lest, vre tale pious:eta saying mot we tliteik It the best Amen,. WDm we have ever used. We shall-at once place It on our biller fare. Years truly HIND:LAY IN)." Cali and try our ealifornt• Champagne. nol:;•76 6IIUUU gNA1.0...38 Day at.. W. T. lii ITIONAL BOUNTIES TO Soldiers of 1861 and 1862. All who served three years are entitled to MO bounty': those serried two years. $5O: or who were discharged by ressoa of Ir wands. or libel: heirs. . 2hres Jtlonthe Extra Pay Is due Volunteer Otgeere In the service Much bi, In; and discharged, mustered out, or resigned since April a Iffis• rgliglONd.—Permsecutly disabled are entitled tolll4 $2O or S2A. sceordleg to degree of disabil ity. W. J. A LULL rATYZateIPYI, Attorneys.. ant • 75 •IHatKtVHat. PUY...vb. Pa, UHEAT TrESTElltb ".. PLANING NELL, Cum of lukiuy 61m1 u 4 Iltpuse Yu, ryrrszsunou. rw. Sash Doors, Blinds and Mouldings HAins TO RDER.. UndniabrA work Is Rut dry house and dalbod when taken oat. Fauna,. Yloorbg. Westlxr Boarding. Lathe end 15bingles eonetantiy on band. hawing, re-sawing and Beroll , riming done with dispateh. Boxes o inds made onier. JOHN HEATH. TO Ct-ASBMAKERB. TnE - -SUBSCRIBERS.' HAYING completed theft' snueements for crushing the Huntludon duel Rock, are cow prepated to fur nish a Int quality of PAN ready for use, dbts. coed to CAR LOA DI AT THEIIIWOII.IfI3, et the reduced rate o'lll4o per too; to Malt, or 65.00 In bus, or be deliver,: here, either loosest $O.OO. or In bus at 9,30 per tun, or parties. ran Mrolsh bus at the home pram. We *Ref the Oreet, Glass houses Band, adapted to their use, subject to the ' Melt n rrriNd " VILLTA ° :A RT) T 111 3 111% 00 11t1 . 1. Creek Poet Odic,. Huntleadoo counts. or to AI , EXANDEIt EMI. No. 140 first street, fittiburah, will be promptly attended to ROBLEY & CO. I=El SUPERIOR OAK M A ME; PAT LEATIIER BELTING AND HOBE, klanufsetored at No. OB . IOIITHIIKLD UT.. 10 HARTLEY. PHELPS & CO. Aloo.Agents for Now York 'Jobber 0.. r 431-uni. Belting*. I.PATNlcin. h d o nitiiVirMringt. ° Oo l l l tia RIVEItIo44 OURS, EILLT 1100K5.445.. Hoorn PHOENIX STEAM BREWERY JOB. ersetori ------ . 'KAT. i l a toPE CER & Nic,Ofr, lIILST iS AND BRIIIIIIIIS . Ale, Po for and Brown Stout, WATSON,TSBEIRGII, PA. nOWICRT W Kau Sr. • ' le111:dif W. 11. OARIAIID....D. A. 800T1T....W. T. tuna/LID POINT BIALT.IIOIIIBEI9. W I H. GABBARD & Malsters, Grain & HogD6alers, N. . N. 17 Water Street: and At.: I and 7 . IP•aa. Street, • PITTSBURGH. PA.' DA TIM, i IIt h i, " C D UIN ' L P / d ‘4%!.17. • TEE L • LIGHTNING LARM 11.-C. JO . NX/1 D. ,CRAWFORD J/IQ. 40NE9 cs&wFoRD 4NOGELAAgents. THE MOST POWERFUL 'AND Tlllll.lf Rflll.l.lilllr COAL OIL OAS LIUXIT EVEII PIiiIDUUED. Adopted by the U. S.Goyeinntent. Noe explosive. ebeip and BellutlAil. Gives llWht/tea three•Zold 'greater' tosn any older Tbls pstgetls adaptid to all lame Pe rflogeN and is the Islekli Merely - 1 eendeOtor, never m ewl. t ry , tr i lmmis i g. Burnet. oo lbls principle ap.. SHOWS et UNA II z I P L I !At.g 141 1 14.9'Pez, i ; ot &Metre Book iitore Fifth runt. Chronicle ' x;2l R 1 1 ,01113 DISEASES. • ovinal lei pub MUM, uar end. in tiro rs of ell ening of tint* . lint' — ero. II • tin o tour dem bi.o_l9l elf nevrand ens weennen, and all other of the lineal Man on their lirsTeallon Care varnurted or money relnaoe‘L Y r" ..Z h ngt l re k tr.. a iNiiPtl f fel "V e 1°,4% . , • BELL ir..CO, • Cotton NWs, Pittsburgh, _ Manntactuera-of A.L . WHOiIk)I3IIZZTINIEIN .11.Nt11101111HZETtim0§,_ „.„.. m i ke tOtottlleCTlmuß. IMANDON reCelved and ior cola by IrELL°W vca ~._,:molet i v . o vn l s IL. KELLY & CO UM& ill WOO 4 suim. MIS 11L92zuglk BEHAN IRON WORKS. JONES & MUDS, rnr.r.rIS23IXELCV3Z. 1 1A707A4TVEZIAS 07 AMERICAN AND CLAD Bar, Hoop, Sheet and Plate Iron; Bridge Iron; Angle and T Iron; Guard Iron; Coal Screen Iron; T Rail:l2l6 and 20 lbs. to the yard Tram Rails, punched and coun ter smile e • Boiler, Bridge aid Tank Rivets Cut Bath and Spikes; Ship and Boat Spikes; . Railroad Spikes; Railroad Fish Bare and Bolts; Railroad Car isueeh and Axles; Street Car Wheeh and Axles; Coal-Pit Car Wheels and Axles; Patent Cold Rolled Shafting; • Patent Cold Rolled Piston Rods; Mower and Reaper Bars. _ . WAILAIRDThb AND OF/ICE. 120 Water and 15& Front Ste. BBILNCH Nos, 22,21 and 26 River St., CHICAUO, ILL, IFIVM KBYSTOM IRON OHS. HUTCHISON GLASS & CO., atm rAdurer. of the different eine of Round, Square, Flat and llorse-Shoe Bar Iron, loop and Band Iron, Boiler-Plate, Tank and Salt-Pan Iron, Sheet Iron, Sit u de., are Werner, PITT TOWNSH Ir. on Ifonondanets river. Mice and Wainhoave: N 0.14 6 Water Street. ovider KENSIDICTON IRON WORN'S LLOYD & BLACK, lIKLIFACTISEIPA Or Bed Common, Refined C'hdrcoal Juniata Bloom Iron. MEROIIANT BAR. ROUND and SQUAB& MON HOOP. BAND. T and ANULE IRON. BOILER PLATE and BR MET IRO!. MOWER and REAPRRDARS CYLINDELtand WIRD OR TING It lIION SMALL T.MAILS, 24 and 111 lbs. tib lac Tar WROUGHT. CRAMS ius4IISPIAJLS tier Same. YLAT RAILS, ranched and Countebunk. COAL SCREEN IRON. NAVA and SYIEZA. ' Warehouse, No. EIS Water and No. 6 Market el. Works. Second street, Elgtati Ward. adjoining City Oas Works, Ylitsburgli. au2.1:11, FORSYTH'S .STANDARD • SCALES. amine:Nl Copying Presses T , 'Warehouse rucks, Baggage - Barrows, Sugar Bills, dm. • ronswili. TAYLOR & CO*, lie3loLBll 30 tuuilurr STREET. pITTSBURGR OtEEL WORK r - ANDERSON, COOK * t 33., OIUOCiS&/88 TO JON= BOYD • C 0.,) Kaanfacturers of th twat reined Cast Steil. Square rat !left. of all glsca,Baw Plates. Hoe. rook sad Cut !Me d, Vast Mod far , REAPING AND MOWING NAMES, anurrAnow wuryjeAriuisandimun CIiCII Ete. Cut Comm Plough andfpring Ste/41, lacie—uamey of VIM and Boos Meats, two blotto toots the mmumvad• Bowe. FORT PITT Y FOUNDRY. • MILE INIP NEPHEWS ISANOTAciIIRRIN 07 • HEAVY ORDNANCE, . iND ALL RINDS OF RIAU' cairn:Nati Spenalatteuttosiped to ROLLIN.] Mud. WORK BLAST MACHIN SKY and RISTORTA. it/g. w‘i attended to ProsthtlY. As beretolbre, the best magenaW will always be used at this Foundry, Raving disposed or our old pattenO, we are-pre pared, with RIM AND twraoviDrpatterns, eon. I 'meted under the supervision... nit, ZILNIST, tarnish NMI. MACHINES at short notice: n 0.... _ n'anoritse• • c. F. OILIMAY. AMEIIICAN !MACHINE OREL -CHARLES F. OWIMIS it CO .1, ithecesson to .risu au, pliatAat a CO., • Engine Builders and' Machinists, tt►troT►C:piine of Oil Engines, Oil Tools, And everything necessary for Boring 00 FarUoulaz attention paid to fittlng analting linngen, as. Marton Awanaa, sa l t Pt. W. &C. ite. Lt. 11.1.1eighozry, R . C.PA1R11743 DUNL PRORrn.t. 11111.111Th.5.. :JOBS 411131 X« VALLEYSTOVE , ALLEN. M'KEE & CO., 03lee audWarehons• 3011M:tarty 311•01 Pt !Imposts. 110.11 llanaheturea a yea% variety of COOK, 'PARLOR and HEATINO STOVES, Mo nitor ma are the eel. ebnltent Allegheny and Coal Cooking Mores: alert, tke Autocrat and Sentinel for coal or wood. And the an:Walled Star of the Emptte. for "VV.thtleatttralt rend? pETIROLIA 11141 CHINE WOW&Ekt, jam S. IaZ14031:1r, Ns. 310blo Street, Alieitlealls • . . iptrumnity amnia TOOLS, AND 710411111.15 MED IN PINKING 011. AND BALT WEL' ' Particular. attention Invited to Ms Patented movements In Jul And Joints, made of Jordatta. U. P., and Low Moor Iron, In standard sixes, and numbered, so that pans eau be ordered' by mali terrrapb, and room/ • venom At at a. lima. Ve /livlith fon Wand. Mall tee% de., te %beset/be may wish r. Ithmtres and =Woo wotk made to order. Orden by mall promtly attended to. lam prepared to meat Menses toether toatint ar taxers for them Imordremention liberal W=6-Bex V Al leeneny ir.M. • 14:10:dla • • IL' LLUILIV . _ BLACK "DIAMOND • IDTMEMma 370'01:12Mi0, . . mum, ra. , !ARIL, lIIDMM F I Illansiminirera of 'Ezra pp man smarm OAST arm.. Bowe, and Ucitaxuaii Cif gime& Pursue coedto say Ooporlott or asanandarodia ooaa an waraboas4h.2loo6 =Oita Tutu as . Wesel streets. ritisonnt nil PITTE(I3ITE3H IRAN WORKS. J. PAINTER a'sc.five. kAsuricitraeas or Iron Bucket, Tub and Trunk HOOPS . AND I3HBSTB, PITTSBUIICIEU-PA.-= IRON CITY MILLS. ROMERS & BURCH/Mit, .11humbiturtirs or - siSningno CHAIICOAL. JURIATA A r0L.11311.611 iamminuer xisclztr. 0171C11 AND WAIPJUIOVOL )10. 118 MARKET 81% GPO. 11313111. ....W. D. 8231.23 T. EIOLLK•11 LA BELLE STEEL WOILBS. ILIKIMSCra me Oa. And BLI II MFVAIL;IMAR AXLIA YEW 20 8 l e t SN ta• le twirls arras=Joidia) JO& P. .... ant Amt. .AND WEST POIXT D l l 7-q-- muN lUESM •roao l gs, ntreustill. x'enns., Man ufacture all elapses of Porringe r , Ms, WeraPptsto _u Lam Pitman Jaws la 0.• mall; Axles, Zotoluoltro Fromm totuni . 4" . ":: ." — Teggi_U4detg ed am premixed to Amu.. all mom •outiostecr to themmith promptness andiatur, 4 tratlZA • /GM F. SCHUCIRIABI C 0. ,& COy PRACTICAL - LTFRORRAPHERS • • • The 02iLY ETitaM LITEIOGRACHiC EMUS- Lislylll222T Wical 02 0 THY MOUNTaLd. own ass-Oarda, Lauer Heads, Ronda Lade% Circa lars. dhow - Cards, Uldaddas. Parsnip. Yid , oo CerildesalaserDayaalui, lortation Cards; .ta.%As. Nos. TN Ir4nlr4sll., sittomiti• eqlzus UNION IRON MILLS, Mingiftetarse of a. tr. uouscrw....... . . .... s. 11411111 . p.r. tyIIAILS. BOILER WOW. HORROW-it BARNHILL, MANIMACIIIIMAI or Steam Bolters; 011 Stills. Agitator., Tanks, mat Pans. Gasometers. Wrought ' iron Brldges,Stmet Iran • - • • Workotte, 4e, CORNER LIBERTY AND SECOND STS., • PITTSBURGH. P 4. Aar naPAIRLDIO DONS CHOISETLY. mriktak uruxty wouss. . . MaLEAN .& - 13LATOB, . , No, €3 Liberty St., . opposite Four th, . . OABIET MIDIS' EaRDIVABIT T.. " speolalty of tFOII teed and Pivot Motors: Porcelain, Badstaad apd xlvas (L..up ; Bcdstoad Trtertlngs: Stops for .stansion ...... 0 4 Le. ' Tbny Liao xnascdnotnrs as* ILSVe oonstantly on bands Thumb Latches. WIMr I.VM. 2134 " 0- ‘ Window Sash Supporter. x SenC • & trio nub' Batton, Utility atomism and . ..1•M,_,./taa.elllisol- stone amens. MAIMS, won 'So% ota. in, Ma . ' /114e110 . 46.211.11Z2,111 AETNA STOVE WORK& - .• COOK,-PAWN - Alia REAM STOVEO tea thsagetmasa eirafir ZS c oeds,W eastarWm iIIiATES, GRATE mom. armea sad Warnonse, aorseiot Beeese "INC** Meet. ruasa Munace as eseostinzwar _ . . . XANUFACMMIIS. NINTH WARD, PrITUDEGR. A CONSOLIDATION •OF .THE "IRON • CITY FORGE" AND ..cyciorn IRON CO." • GEIXJA.U. ii•ourAOTOB[AS 07 IRON AND.FORGINS. etteetloo glees to the weentacture of H ammered and Rolled Locomo . (lie and Car Axles, MClagalleLehav 33.RH2737. BA ILROAD.CHAttet SPLICE BARS. BEW G Z LIRON BOLTS. "a :4 INKS AND DOLTS. 1 lIXLMS, GIRDER IRON: OCTAGONAL HOLLOW WROUGHTUWEPOSTRI T AND ANKLE IRON. &a. wsniarovim • 95 Water and 12-6 First Streets; OFFICT4 • ATTAR Wt/RKS. NINTH WARD. PITTSBURGH. 005.17.7 FORT PITT BOILER,. STILL INR - TANK . - wcynx,s. • CARROT.I. & SNYDER , mAxurACTIIIIIMS 07 • TUBULAR, DOUTILE-FLUED, TUBULAR FIRE-BOX d CYLIN VEIL STEAM ROLLERS,' OIL .STILLS• AND OIL TANKS, CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS, SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CO4- DENSERs, STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS, AND IRON BRIDGES, TB/11014 DOORS AND COAL BRUTES." Odle. nod Works, corner Second, Third. libori3Ost Liberty Streete,i rittsbufgh, Pennsylvania. . a:Ord...A to the above address Will be Promptly attended to. ' ic14:10 SHEFFIELD SUM WORKS. SNOB, NIMICE & CO 111ANOTACTIIILIS Or - BEST REFINED CAST STEEL' - RANA FLAT LIT KUM 01 ALL 81f6I KILL, KULAT, CIBCOLAII, 6A.210 AND CROSi COT SAW PLATES. ELLIPTIC AND BEMI-ELLIPTIC RAILWAY . SPRINGS, Cast Sprin g Steel, Cast and German Plow Steel 4 , LOW WINGS AND mowzn, BASEL SPRINGS; AXLES AND STEEL TILE, 81915.111 TO E CROW-BAB& 44., Warehouse, 83 Water SG, Pittsburgh. 1e1144 ATJLAS WORKS, • .iffORTOJIM STREET, • - Ninth Ward, Pittsburgh. THOMAS N. MILLER, President These Works are Manna the laraeit and most cum p p ar lete ed to esta furnishbilsament la tha West, and are BOW pre EnghiesocEvery Deacylption, Ronal, Oil tanks, Sheet Iron Work, Railroad Castings, Bolling Mill Carting,, Engine Castlogy. Machine Castings, General Castings. ORDERS SOLICITED. ..u66 MONTBLANC FOUNDRY, Butler Street, Ninth Ward, OP mans WI WI, IRONS-11'LS, 83.1ErCr ROLLING MILL AND BRIDGE CASTINGS. EMMY ARAB CASTLIGB 6UJKAU,L Orden promptly Mid carefully executed. CHANGES SEASONABLE, BOE T & MACKLIND. °MS% CRESCENT STEEL 'WORKS MILLER, BARB & PARKIN, iwarrAortrasna OF BEST QUALITY CAST STEEL .wair r ,avi_Eqsuil to a s to the Marko tan an i tol ii z t =l:ki . mettle arzeui, Arriiiim i r t rAD EL. TO I/NE CAST Oftloe, 38 Wood Street, riV4l%.°l l .3"a7:OO E Z". "'ulnas DUQUESNE IRON AND STEEL WORKS, HAILNAN, BARKA CO., .41107/141171,1113 OP Iron, Nails, Springs, Axles, FLOI7Ot. 13PBMG LID /L. IL BTSI3I, WAIISHIJI7B74 =NC.. 77 Wester street, PITTSBURGH. r so211:13 ROSED4LE EITOrE WORK& L. PETERSON, Jr., & CO., lisaalsotarers arid Dealers la all Orals of Cooking and Heating Stoves, 'HOLLOW WARE, &c., Of Um very pATEST PATTERNS awl STYLES, Warehouse, 197 Liberty Street, WOW, SLANCRESTER. ataldea OBLAJaDW..4OI t B. WOLF. 311,, & CO., smumts tr Hardware & Cutlery Are now receiving large additions loon? inner. whien Is offered to Dealers at ZIALASTICILNILIV Corner Liberty and St. Mir SOL I • ... an 3plttio•knaritit, 3Pia. LIPPINCOTT & BIKEIVOLL No. US Water Street, EATINT ltotinD. Aanrama ti ZATXNT TiktplatZl) clam Annum INLTENT TOC)THID /LILL MUD caoss-nrr " 4216 ' 11 ; 116 T Ell A. RRai MM & CO. aFI .& t iil IRON AND NAM YORKS. LEWIS, BAILEY, DALZELL & CO. MANTIFACTUBEBS OF BAR, 13011..tR; SHEET 9V41-Za - 1M IFLCMT, NAILS AND NAIL RODS. Warekouse, 73 Water & 90 Frunt st,, ' PA. seUttlii • • HARES STEM AND 61LiTES. A LL PEII9ONS WHO NEED NEW BISSWE. KI PUI t . 0 311 : r e t liatl c alf tit H al No. 335 Liberty street, when they will also Ind a complete supply of Ina and common enameled GUM COMM STOYIB,I4RYORIVA , TING STOUP, Wash House Yarasees and •1.Fia.47 StOTlll. • BISSELL & C 0.,• Ilaaufactureri ottlie iclebrated WIIiv3IPII COOK StOVEII. FOR COAL, sepktZ Aral Black Oak for crood. . EVERSON, PRESTON & CO., P EAJr.!: rr. IPIAM74 IRON WOKIiS rirstr...t, op Ir . !! e RAILROIIDEI. • WESTERN PENN.' . SYLVANIA RAILROAD On and oiler MONDAY: NOv,lOth, Ins runner Trains on the Western Pennsylranli arrive at and depart from Allegheny Clq, as tot lows :, Leae Andersha Street itt:30A..... IL% MOOD. and 4 KO. CA 8 CO P. N. Arrive at 4itiaznslrk 30, 9:03, II O_ , P , A. 11.,-and iTirrisbn 33 ihnk 7.4 h, SOS. M., lad P. N. Anton at Anderson Street 6:54.0:1;• 3:13.;11143 A. N. and lAA 5:15. 7:Str. is. . • Through Trains learn Anderson street, ft COO A. udi 0.m., fur Alairsvlllt. Indiana or Met* medlatn station.. • Arrive at Anderson street at 'II:70 A:11: and 3:30 r. x.. float LlnlrevUle, Indiana and intennediate stations. • A.UTBIS Bain DLit, oe.adaC •' Assuan= nUperiaLtudent. • IDIENNSYLVAALL CENTRAL RAILROAD. Novarober Lsth. 'Trains arrive and leave thelinton deppoptl,, Ennis of Washington and Liberty streets, as Mew.: moults. - DarsitX. Mall 'I raln....—' l=a So ; DifEiprass.....llo_ a M . Past Line 1:50 a In Waal'. No. 1..... Lao am Wall's Ni 1 1.24 aAm Mall Train 7:ot Brlnton o. L.. 7:50a col Wall's No. 'l.—. 7;om m Wa/PsNo. • mrsillnelarmtl. BT. lOadin •Joirestoirn Wan • m Baltaino e Ex... p Braddock No. 1. MO p Phila. Express.., 1:54p Phila. Expre's. 4:Mpta Wall.la,'No. h.— /alp m Wall's No. 4.-- 4:sq'p WalPs No. 4.... 4:0 p m Wall , ' No. ban p m Braddock 'No. /. 5:50 m Ws/P. /4 ch at Wall's No. 5.. . 7:00p m Fast Line. 10:05 p m Altoona Accost. Johnstown AJX: 2:50.p .and Emigrant train .. m' f.T:c!%4 Vi r licitietton - every Sunday at 115 a. reablitng Pittsburgh at 101 , 6 a. m. Itsturn loves Pittsburgh at 17:b0 P. arrive W s ntallon at UP p. m.. Theitlaitityr e e Szprees win arrive torttlithe 11111- .adelphla Ks as at lite p. os Eindaya. The neer ntonDep:t _occupying the three LT e s ' , e r PT= ofihe tigt MOM et now open log ra'Z'al.i=gura, at ALL cum of cura, the' Eminsylranla H. R. Company will hold themselves issponaltde for nee. lanai besiege only. and Inc ingmoant not exceed ingSlM. te.ni . W. H. BLVX.WITH. Agent. 1866 ! MUIR'S 1866 L TIE Lyn 81111.0 H. rr. WAYNE & CE1141 ; 917) Trains ar l As 9 o and. lealreit i the Until De l: Pohl; follows: LaaTa. Amur& Cllleagoitxprees I'J a nt,Chleago Express WO ini dowelled 203 Pl , Cleveland Ex... 2:ao am .Zde Tins Ex.. UM m Chicago Ex 18:26 a t 7. e. WU. WI. 4:16 m heeling Ex....11.m am isle. 7:10 a in Chicago Express See p m p m Ct. & Whg. Ex.. :AO p Ct. & WPg. re Erign. Ex. 8:45 p p m m Chle.go Ex...... Z:so p o Chic e ago Y Express Wbeellts. 4:S;pm Cl. kWh.. Ex.. 9:48 pse Depart from.Allegneng..... Ant,. In Allegerney. N. Br•In Aceom 2:09 a m,L. , setsdale &Arm 7:e3 a m Leettlale •• 10:10 •m , N. Bt'ts • • am • 11:50 • 11:66 am New Castle •• 203 p in; lticer Castlo 9:45 am " 49:1p miLeefeala 11:11 am Leet&lale •• 4:30 p m •• N. Beta. &MO pm.S.Br'ton 21E1 am N.."..13r 11:16p ntlLeet . s . &ale •• CIO ast .I.etadale 1040 pmi •• 2:40 am No Isala. leans gltts- 111.104116 a. m. (7111e4F0 !burgh a Panday. • • Express arrivs dolly: note 11. rayons. lieneral Tleke e t Agent. - ._- .. prrrsilinisa l caSagAmp LUMPS AND 03 MN NAT/ ighILBOA.I3 —Pan-llandle name.- iha sub After IitINDLY, December Zl. MIS, Mint' Will bine Pittsburgh had urrive as follows; - taArs.. Aninl/N.. Pail Tut Woe 1;53 A. 14., 10:25 A. Y. "70 A. 34. - 9:40 r. 24. Jelled Trete.... 4Lel A. N. 1:73 P. N. WAUAer'll Aooommodation..ll:43.A. Y. 3:00 r. N. raven 2;10 P. N. 100 A. 36 dteubenellle do - • 'LS P. N. 10:55 A. N. 51cDonald ... - 4:40 F. N. 8 . 15 A. N. • • kioraing Ereolog 2112 tit . . TrAlu. _ Train. Leaves Pittaborg."l:s4. A. m. N. " 3:15 e. r. 'Arr. Columba 1....10.50 r. X. ••• 3:80 P.M. 500 A. N. 7:56 7. N. 7:55 A. r. .7:55 A. N. li="l7zuw:ll2 A.K. 111 1 P. r. tn. Louis.... B.IOA. Y.. 3 :35 F.M. LIS P. X L 001141114.... 5:15 A. N. :0 7. N. 11 . Calro ...... 1:15 P. y. 1:30 A. It.' 4:30.A. X: . 14,11. XSYT/11411:13re.111112. - - Ticket Agent, Union Depot, Pll.l.4borib. 41. 5017 • @/a•1 Ticket Awe 7.711 U U 1.1... at, PUMburiti. primanunan asnagnimil CONNELLEKVIL fl LE B. R. O- Spring Arrangement. , n mut after _ • • ' TIIUSBDILT, MANG% ISltt. lass. The trains will leers the Depot, corner at Boss and . Water streets, as follows- • . • Lamar As rissi '- Pittsburgh. riUsto i Wall to and from Uniontstrn.....7lo A. N. 6:00 r.N. PaPress. •• '• AND P. Y. term A. N. • West Newton Accommodation Salt rt N. 6:71x. first McKeesport Ascom•n 11:01A. N. 6h60 A. N . • Second .• •.• P. Y. 3:08 P.O. Braddock's ••t :mr..K. V. Bandar Church Train to sod ' l uta n..— I.OOP. Y. WO serf ocz,4 . T. B. BIND, Agent. W B. STOUT, plot.. ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD, 11/1.111l OP Orraaa afte o r MON a DAY, 15tM trains wit leave and arrive at. Mubarak, Depot, corner PM sad Canal street/I, as follows: . first Elsklndattla Azeomod , n. Gann. Y. 12:00 X. Mall, to and lied, Ma/toning— 7dX/n,' X. sit° r. First Soda Works Ancor:ol4bn. 900 a. Y. at A. deeond Kleklintultls Acc.m , n 1:30 7:011.. Limas, to and from Mabon'ir dad Y. 1000 A.ll, Beyond gods Works Accons.n...l:3o 120r. Y. Bonday Church Train from and to nods Works. 1:03 r. r. 104COn. X or-12M . BI.ACKSTON X, Boot. BALTIMORE & ILIVANA STEAM.. ALLBI,IIP COMPANY. • - - Y . 8 A CONN General Agents. ?UR HAVANA AND N CW OISLICANIS, CAMP. DNB THE lINITED eTATESMAML.• • The Pint-Mass StesmAtilps of lAls 1100 will lOU as follows• • 'Llux 6 rir•-4,zatons. Wm. Holllas,lDommanslor, TUESDAY. Drousber Ob. 1,103 tons. T. A. Salo. Cootmind WLEINESDAY.AIocember • Trost CHOWN% WILLEY. YELL'S POINT. • • At S o'clock r. X., preoliely, on the days Announced. /or freight or orssaAo, oaring unsurpstied aAM tommodatioas, *pp yl _to• /18.15 T WASYTELD 6 tr. C 0.." 'A R. 11.—No lOUs LAding hot those or Oftoino• so mill be signed.; Permits for the freight mast as giire , rl=4, - . 1 .1 o'neda•P:fftailfllntgredreimiNT RTEANI TO . ARD-FIION LIVEtt• pow. •111) QUEEN noW N (I ar.r.Awn) T W/CB • WEEK. The INMAN LINE, rfeWat EVERY SATURDAY, EVERY WED NESEAY • CARItYLNII U. n. MAIL& Tickets sold to cid him Ireland, Epic Laud. Scot and. Gensiaay sad /ranee.. Apply at the Company's Gificess JUAN G. VALE, A 'll.l.lburgh: MOM MIMI MANUFA-. FUR% Co, PI!PTSBiIitGH. PA. PENNA. SALT MANpFACI:qfPG CO. PITTBBIJRGa PA - WINDOW SHADE/I — AIIOWIOIOI new and bealrUfttl dedinut-on Green. Tau, sad BuffGrounds,' Bold and Painted Borden. a No.= Mutat Meet. • . oat JO& 14 alltiHEs3 Bao. ...t. •