~.,
lESAE.I . .1.3 „. 111$1[ EARTrZe
. 1 • Elnauclal Stetter , In Nan York.
. -
And Broker, : Ne w• teas, December 7.— be Lear
Banker a , let is steady. at 60:7. LS hangs is : anti, at
118. Wood Stu near corner of Fift h . i 1.1%41i :,!.:. Gold easier; opening a 13fi‘Ii, de
-
coning to lasi., and cloning art 1311,... Uovern
-
Mons of Government Bends j men: stocks unchanged. Freights to Liver
bNlnidatteribold • on liberal terms.
sold at I pool firmer. Stocks arc steady and dull: 11.1.,
London and Continental Exchange
1 le:11,l; Beadlng, itol4; 111. S., 7:4; C & P,SPA; C.
ITIVIVIrver and GOnpons bought at highest, \ a N. W. preferred, 70t4; C. & T., 11214; Fort
tali. iota Gold Drafts isteungl On New York. V. .yne,los; , M; C., 11014; Erie, 71g; S. 1. - . C.,
r 11 1......................... ................,......... . sw. INN; 5.-itils coupons 1 61, 10631; do. ao., 'off, new
.. series. le %; Treasury .sles, 1001. 1 .4 Mo. ti's 03:4;
FINANCE ,. AND TRADE, G0 1 ,103614. . 1
Lascsv.
--,--'•••----- , • • . The money market continues to grow cosier
- 01/710s OP ens Prrieetraan Gazurrs, i , and towards the close of bank hours a percent.
' - Fnutrier; December 7,11116. rather than 7 'was the general rate for call
' • The Itew York stock - quotations tOalay, I loans. Thereleas also eono business at 5 Pe;
cent. on governments. Prinie• tits...w ° " r .
as reported by Robinson, McClean a Co.,
, 614 to 7 per cent. The gold market .1 1 .1.11
Were as follows : Gold, 11%; 15$1 1 8. 11 1 113 , ;;; t 1.3614 . The foreign exchange tnarkert is •
~,...,
Sari old. 1113 1 4% do MS, 107; frs'als• hew 1. 5 3. i. and lower. Prime• bunkers
it r , ,il o is r 11 , ,: t. l'il!ff .
1.0-403,100 1 4;7 - "J: 13 , first serice,los%;do,:d and 3..1, LO'Si e f rn or t gO en tlays„. Id
Government secu ' litie l s V- li ' 12siteady; the follow
.lests. Michigan SOuthern IL 11... 7 1 .1 N; Cleve- leg were the closing
-prier s,: ~./ • %„. l'i l=ten
land .it Pittsburgh. SW Pittsburgh, F ort 10.%; Coupons 'SI. 1 111 ;Lii i .";1:,, Irell,:aar:. ii...ln
'Wayne & Chicago, lAN; Chicago & Itock Is- thlt lea n AttiOtYgi :5.,.1C....,,, c ou pons 5.„., - , lei@
CoutionsVa r let , inwi cc - 14 .j.westtre 10. Coupens,
land, 10314; Reading,llo%; Chicago,. & ,North-
. 10-a/. 15.10,..,,,,,i,reti1, ~,, , .
western, 51%; Erie, 71%; - Western ' Union 994,100.
,
Telegrnpli Co., IG. .
s '
mealy at Oa last
woVelbeld in prices general
. /he stock m a Ili e o t p w cn a s b m o more activ e
Aer e tr i than
therefor.
—The Treasury report of Secretary - SticCuls was a further tag tes
~,,.e th,, highest
of
the 1
loch's upon the National finances seems to ly and cos S
~, utiosti.l:;etances. The greatest advance
give general Satisfaction. The New York 1 ' 35. ',,"„ yr.:Michigan Southern and Norte
a" - ,,,,, — .. - : Fort Wayne was very strong and
Tribune's money article says:
•The report commends itself to all solvent -,;:tr-ii-r-ecd'eparingly. At the hat sale VA cases of
.but: a y ere sold to-day. At the regale. semi
people, and gives assurance that the seen ` la trade sae toe following prices were
.Wry will do all in his power to work intelr by c
°blamed per dozen by the case: dice's plain
' hard money redemption. The time gi cc- t i ls wont hats, Pffll,s l k men's fancy, 410413, 7 P;
horn when spec. payments can be restli.,l7 be , yon rn,,,, niain , -tand .fancy,, V 610; children's
• ample tor the purpose, and will'Pr W " pisin and fancy, 4,3,57fif,,X; men's plain coed-'
anticipated." • •
. h ronort is, M 0.1.., $A1,743213,7,5; men's faney, 117.500X1L7 5 1
• The New York Posl says that Gm
s mut., black beaver and belly - nutria. $3lL$ll; Mack
on the whole, regarded with I .7f,„,,teteund in usit, 841. Petraleurn and mining affairs at
lion, as is evident from the
,a, c,,,,, ~,,u , ,, , ...
tic -
Um afternoon heard: AniericaU Flag and
• for government we et t ritle. , !.t! ,, lV,,; . p" ',
reject of it uorytion were active anti fi rm, Otherwise the
•-.• and foreign accounti but t 1 . 1 .1. ''''
„m e al and interest to be • market was dull. Bennelsof, .len; American
• foreign loan. the i n , - l i - Little favor. anti is not Flag. :13.1t • Boseobel, bLit- Benton, Mt; Con's
tit} e 4bieathrog . ..A l i fe to r,,m th a e yi r a u o ill i ti r o a r s ti e t ljrcy . G. inal; Corydon, LSO.
bra New Turk Wry' Good, Trade.' .-
. .3,...P.te„,,LlLY,.C„;:rrog"lte necessity of contracting
ii-ino'rrin-e---,:trna those on attnest all other New Tonic, December 7.—The Dry Goods
nrno u n ,,,t questions are generally received market continues to improve us the holiday
1 easclet approaches and as the feeling of un
with apPrOvs,• • easine ss as to the general condition of th e
- . guys tar Phltadelpitia Press t The report country . Is dispelled. The market is more
,•' .of the Secretary of the Treasury, stating so
steady and free of the overstock of the Mat
elderly the possibility of our returning to
,„,, two months. The alliOnnt of goods going
'
specie payments within few .
. Y ea " . ha ' l i''''' south this season has been very snail, and it
"n
• Irked effect on the financial commuting,.
is said that part of the country is how almost
. and If it aortal'. fact, that a major ity of Con- entirely bare or goods, While there is seine
'gross concurred In the currency views of the difficulty in collecting accounts. 'Trade in
Treasury,' the gold premium would have,
Pelladelphia le reported more 'lively, anti
• - . doubtless, sunk nitwit lower than It dbl. It 19 houses having Mauch houses there are for
. , • well kaowu that-the last session of Congress - wanting more goods titan for many weeks he
rather curbed the Secretary in the carrying fore. Prices el ell kind's of goods are very sta
. out of his peculiar Views, anti it is generally
lion - try since Yesterday and with a good tie.
_lsellercal that the contraction policy will be .•
roc of firmness. Pilets nrm and fairly active.
, . again ' controlled within such Mutts as will ril
...i.. ad
-Dls are in light steady demand, part. for ex.'
. I prevent anything like a sudden depreciation , porL Broad sheetings and hill. tinge in tart
.-'.• .of ruling prices. '. - 1 ter request. Colored Cottons rather dull. and
-•- —The Chicago Iribonci of Thursday, says:' for largo into prices somewhat nominal. Wool.
Thet failure of J. B. Champlin, a rather prom I. - en goods show a slight improvements I.lnseys
• - malt grain operator was antw....11 this - tied Flannels in good demand. Blankets rather
. • afternoon. Oils cheeks were thrown out of
, Inactive and prices very meth reduced. Kee
, the clearing house this morning. and an " lucky .1 (mug of low prim are called for, as are
- canna , be found to, make an explantalOn, I some styles of cassimeres and beaver cloths.
'those who' hold his 1 autograph are of lire ,
,There Is' a light trade In Foreigu goods, and
• . OttlniOn that: he 1-1/. disappeared . ibis ." 1 , ,- , as retailers report more business. there is a
. bilities ore not known; assets ditto. ' prospect that Foreign goods have touched
' • - -Frei. merchants • there is but one report Lantern for the present. Goods suitable to lire
and that is stagnant trade and deficient col- holiday season are less active than an former
realm.. The present low quotations, which yea., nut there is a lair moderate bash...
' have already infileted fatal losses upon traders tioleg.
• on credit, do not tempt, ready money httYMW lest York Produce Market.
• who are contracttt that still lower prices must, Now Yong, Dec. 7.—Cotton dull; /diddling
.be paid as the Winter wears away. The only uplands. ""t; e. Flour medium to high
firm securities are Federal stocks, which tire grades dull at 513,0041115,31 lower; extra State,
.'
..justly regarded as wholly trustworthy, so far $9,75,100,25; 4,10,e0011,00; Dade brands, sll,osff
as regular income Ls concerned, and a sorer Ll.OO. Wheat dull and rather easier and no
. ."deposit for • trapiUtt than any local property sales reported. Bye dull and heavy. Barley
.:' whatever. & great multitude of speculators a shale easier at 92e. Corn opened at Stile
and traders on borrowed money arts looking lower anti closed a shade !Inner at 5.05411
to Congress to supply the means of freeing •
L 4
e- OS; shipping mixed western, in store. 41,0 s
them from difficulties which are only the r , 3 0 ; • r
or do. in store, closiug firm at $1,05; in
suit of using let aßenders to suppress the Ite.
store at 1,0x51,11 fur white western; and $1,.4
hellion instead of resorting at an a tirly day to 1,10 tor western yellow. Oats Ifs low er;Su for
taxation. The present stagnation In trade Chicago for Milwaukee. Whisky quiet. Pot re
exists and increases with, the enormous sum Scuts dull at ioc for crude and 31603 fon refined
of $114,000,000 of currency afloat. against 4211.1,- bonded. Pork dull and heavy ut $2,..15415t7.5;
- • 000,e00 'prior; to the Rebellion. The existing now mess pork, 03,12020,371 old clusing at
financial troubles cannot.be eared by issuing $30.25 for regular anti 4.15,10d19,0u for pl - one.
enrrency. A slight reaction: might be pro- Beef hams steady at $25501,50. Cut meats
duced r but it would be hawed lately succeeded heavy at 9ff 1014 e for shoulders and lld Mc for
' by a deeper sleep than Is now settilog upon hums; dressed hogs lower at .7Sliffslic; for
commercial affairs. The
advance in prices, western eldetly Sc. Baron quiet. • Lined steady
. and the consequeragrowth of unreal fortunes at 11 , 401•2 1, i'e; Butter end cneese gala and en
v,as a pleasant process while it lasted, but ~,lunged.
natural laws soon elreeted it Cure, and pay.
Meat for the errors of the past must now be
made. Losses of $5O per hogshead en sugar,
and $l6 per butrel'on pork, will readily ex
plain-why—with warehouses full of sugar anti
pork—the notary cannot be kept out.—N. Y
Tribune.
riTrsuunuit BIAUMTES
Oretcror me rf 7,48[1:0 rt GAZZTTP;,
14$. S
• -
•
We are still forced to report didlness and
general stagnation in the produce markets,
and worse than all, there are no indications
at: present'of any immediate improvement.
The cornarerelal world seems to be convinced
that valuds are yet too much inflated, and act
ing on tills conclusion, there Is a general dia.
position to do a "hand-to-utoutit" business—
retailers and consumersj mat baying sufficient
ly to meet their most pressing wants, and
wholesale dealers are working down stocks
aerapidly as poisible, in order to replace at a
lower scale ern:ices. This being the ease, the
oppratiOns in ell all of the leading commodi
ties are very much restricted, and .we have
but very few round lot transactions to report.
GRAlN—Wheat is dull and unchanged; No. I
Spring is quoted nominally at:42,55 to 4.2,60
sale of I car prime , Winter, in elevator, at
VAL Oats very Mall hut unchanged; quoted
at IS to 70,00 track. Salo b(1 car prime Yel
low Corn, new, at 70 cts.an mit:once. Rye is
steady and but little offering; sale of bush
At $1,28. We can report sale. of 3 cars prime
Suring Barley, at 41,05; and 1 car prime 'Fall
ut 41,15.
FLOUR—Continues dull and neglected, hut
nominally unchanged; we continue to quote
at 411.50 to $l2 for spriug Wheat: $l3 to $13,50
' for Winter Wheat; and $ll to 416 for fancy
brands. Bye Flour Is selling at 45,i6 per Mil,
antrilhick.wheat at SP4 per cwt.
PROVISIONS—I3acon is dull, and prices are
nominal. Lard is dull—may be quoted at 13
to 144. Dressed Hogs 1.011, with sales at 7
canto, for good averages. No movement in
Ideas Pork. '
RAY—Is In steady demand, and as the re
ceipts continuo light and the supply is lim
ited, prices are well maintained. Prime
baled May is salllng,ort wharf, at $1.03 to $3O per
ton—ne • aro cotirMant of 432 having been of
fered for it lot of GO bates to-clay.
- YOTATES—Steady, with a demand appar
ently fully - equal to the supply; we can report
- It saleof I ear Peach Blows at Slc—quoted Orin
at $3 per bbl.
APPLES—Quiet and unchanged—regular
sales In store at $2% to v,..4 ppr bbl, as to qual-
Ity. Sale of 2car Ramie prime, to go east, at
43X per Uhl.
- BLITERThere Is no improvement to note
in the demand, and there is no fulling bit 113
- the receipts. Primo Roll is dull at 24 to 30e
per pound. • ,
EGGS—Corning Ina little more freely, and
the market is a shade easier; We continuo to
quote fresh packed at 37 to Its.
DRIED FRUIT—DuII but nominally Un
changed. 'Poaches, 1$ to for quarters and
:helves, and Apples at Is to 11.
01L—Lard.Oil remains about as last quoted
—41,25 to sl,ff./ for No. 1, and 41 for No:
PITTSBURGH IRON AND MASON MAR
. HET-WAEKI. V' REVIEW.
OrrICE or Tot PITTSOr Orin G MTT
FRIDAY, hieq. i, 16.-,;.
•
Several Causes have conspired to restrict
'operations in metal attiring the past weak,
and while the market is less active, and the
'demand loss urgent, as yet, prices are still
maintained. There is still a fair demand for
desirable brands of nett Short Irene, but Neu
tral irons me dull, and to some extant, ne
'glected, and the supply is reportc somewhat
id excess of the ilea:rand. During the early
part of the week the impression • seemed to
prevail that general suspension of opera
tions by all tile mills wo a ul a d n occur very soon,
and this, of course, had t d qicy to restrict
the demand for metal; but, since then, this
movement being discredited, a rather better
feeling is noticeable, though there Is no im
prevenient to note in the general tone of the
trade. Blooms a little dull, us is usual at this
sensors of the year. but unchanged. We quote
the following salts
.BITVM!SOUS COAL SMELTED
• . ... . - . .. ..
200 do 31'rn Grey rorge—at fur.4ls 00—I mos
490 dodo ..... . 49 00 . do
- 125 do do do . ; ... :....42 W 4io
00 do do -....... 49 40.) do
103 do ClOse do ........ 49 ix) do
1W- do do do . ....... 43 0) . do
100 do Open —a 1ay..braud........ za ed .- do
. 410.._, do do ..... L 0 43 do
93 do - d 0 - do E 3 W 1.10
40 to • do do to to -4k,
/30• do 31ah'ng Velloy Forge. .. '... 47 00:,,5h
. .
CLIASCOA.I.
30 tons Lako Snporior Charcoal..sGo 00-4 Dios
!A/ do Charcoal. Foundry 57 00 do
23 do Ilanaung Bock IL 8........ 55 to do
23 do No. 2 Bunging Bock •I 00— cash
ANTIIRACITLL.
20 tOnsl.oo.l.l.nthracttc6ss 00— cash
50 do .NO. 3 do ....... M 50—I mos
50 do Extra Forgo 53 00— .cash
GO do N 0.3 Foundry 55 C 3 do
.. . . .
,
BLOOMS.
, :..5 tons Extra. Juniata $125 00-1 mos
15 do No.l innlida 1151? cash
IS do N 0.2 Juniata 100 GO— cash
10 do No. 1 Juniata 117 00-4 mos
ierrrsairiunriPkTnoLzun ILIUM Et.
Omolol rlrs PIT7P31:113011
FLIDAY. December 7, 1866.
CRUDE—The Crude market was unusually
brisk today, the sales in the aggregale reach•
lag about twelve- thaw:timed barrels, but com
pared with yesterday, prices area shade
lower, and we now quote at Sto 13‘4.', In bulk
and barrels returned, and -1344 to 14. bbll In
cluded. Sales In lots, of 7200 bids at 834; 2500
at Sy.,; Ito) at 8.4040 at 14. packages Included;
and 140 MG to ai gravltYl at 17, packages In
cluded. The improvement in the demand m
diving to the ilecilno In the price, as buyers
could not have been persuaded to do any
thing at Thursday prices; and, Indeed, thou
aro parties, who on Thursday would have
taken bold very freely tits t04, , , , 4, but wedoubt
- whet her. these buyers could have bee n Induced
ced to, buy to-clay at S, for the reason that
wheat the warketidrOps little,they drop still
more.
11EFINED--Tae lipavket for bonded oil d - oes
not appear to , hat if "tonched bottom' , at-yet,
If the salesrePorted to-day can be taken us a
fair criteriOn, notwithstanding It was prol.V
confidently predicted by limo) , that that
point had about been o reaChed. We can re
port a sale Of 1500 bbla for lintnethato delivery
4n 'Philadelphia, ut V; 174 X/ do do same de
lively, at 11046;atill It was reported that a sale
had beim effected for January, at 30;4 The
- Intelligence front' the east Is very nitfavorit•
hie, the cable now; being bad, and (allures are
reported In. New ',Cork. Free WI is dull and
drooping. -
ilititlVALS—The following arrivals were re-
Darted to-day:
D. Bushnell 3eool Fisher & Bro 2.8G0
Jas. Wilkins IN3 Baxter & ElltsOn.... 85
Barbour & C 0..., i 23
Total
BIARILLTS BY TELEURA.PII
Chicago Iliatiet
•
Orman°, Dec. 7.—Flohr dull and prices nom- I
inaily unchanged; spring extra 43,5041/10,25.
Wheat doll and prices Buttered a decline of . 2Z,`
3ot, small sales 01 No. 1 spring at 42,1i5W,t201i;
N 0.2 spring at *1.19;31,55, closing at Most, nom:
inal at 411P214a1,02 for No. 1, and 41,R% for No.
.2. Corn opened dull and heavy, and receded
le; sales of No.l at 7nAlt7lll.le bet alter the re ,
ceint or n second New roil: . dispatch the mar
ket rallied and advaneedio el' c, at which it
closed. Oats dull and le tow r; sales of liyx.
bush., at ltilidteo for No. 211 b, store, closin„.•
quiet, at Mc. ilighwincs Inautive and
Ness pork quite. active and the prices
have Improved beeper bid; sales 0(2,210 bids at
417,5tQ1s for cash, and 415 sellers option all Mks
month. L ird dull and heavy at a •nominal de
cline. Green meats at a limited request, with
sales of shoulders at be, snit hams be from the
block. Dressed hogs firmer and advanced:Ylc;
sales at $5,3006,50, closing at the outside rig.
ores for heavy lots. Live hogs active and lexi
15c higher, at 45'6.5,75 for common to choice.
Alban,: Cattle ZEneket
• ALILANT, December 7.—There has been more
fluctuation this week than usual in the Cattle
market. At the opening 10 was supposed the
supply woul.l be light and with fair inquiry
for - New York and Easterr markets. Prices
advanced from !..;alrc per pound tun weight,
hut yesterday's stock came hl • -pretty
freely, until it was ascertained .that the
supply for- the week would leach :1,:-Ou
head, when th e demand slackened, anti
in order to effect sales, hoLlers had to submit
to the decline of !,e. Prices ranged et Inc
light inferior to Sc fur best extra heavy, Ken.
tucky steers averaging about 1 3fsi lbs. The
average quality of stock rather low, and the
market closes dull. Sheep neglected at 14
riNc; receipts 4,100 head. ItogS; cezeiptz 19,tsfe
head; trade dull at 1'673 , :.e. •
sew Orient. Market.
•
New OGLEA.S4, December 7.—COtten steady;
quotations assimilated to the Liverpool clas
sifications; sales, 5,200 bales; low middlluz
tige; 30.11:ile; the receipts for tuo week •
were 2.5,500 bales, against. 2,77.1 last week. The
exports for the week were 1,1,500 bales. The
stock at present is 10,41.0 bales. Sugar active
and higher; fair 10e. Molasses dull; Inferior,
4511 ptlme. flour dull; Superfine,
$10,70; extra, 114431.5,30. Corn Inactive; mixed,
SI" sl,g3. Oats unchanged, at. 70c.
Hay—Ohio river, 42re Pork IllaCtiVei now, VII
out, Ilacon'quiof; slibulders, tie; slice
Lard • dull, at 13.3,13.,iic. Tobacco quiet; fair
100612 e; mcdfum leaf, :Glue. In.
Gold, 1311.
NI. Louts !Market.
or. to cif - December 7.—Tol.aeco dull; dried
leaf, sixes, eleven and a half fillers, 612,2:ti leaf
Cotton dull; :m.f.c for middling. t lour
buyers ask concessloniu holders firm; prices
Uu v bunged. Lc heat Urn,: $2,05dt,1e for prime
spring; C.4 s,, rims fall; 4:1,60i1 . 2,i , ..1 for
choice, and 42,:e5.2.73 for fancy. Cone sto tdy
and unchanged. Out higher, 0941vg.e. Provi.
swan extremely dulL .11‘,9 pork tower at
bless beef deeflued to tda. flacon easier: tv hia
kr droopmg and no Myers over Hogs
fiat; flue quallpes 7ftse; buyers Aanding,
a=!
Dee-7.—Flour dull and in dull
deniand, at iydio. Whisky-dull and
at 61,a). flogs opened gruff and lit fair demand,
at 45,2.185,65, gross, and 3.;,2:46,0. net; elolied
dull and nominal under Now York news.
Pork dull, MAPS 50 for future delivery. Buck
meal
mnealdu❑ and nominal. Lard dull, at .
Gold, 138. 15 - eatlier unfavorable.
rhltOdelphla ntirket. 7 -
3'HILAI , ELPII/ A, Deceitlher 7.—flude 411111,'
NOII.IIWCS/Clll fumlly, 611,00E312,50, and )M
$1.2,01Q13,50. Whout unchanged. Corn dull;'
old, 41,12U1,11; neW. Da.Uil. oo : Outs
Provisions (lull • and un.settled. ' Petroluutn .
drooping. Whisky dull; 62,1.3 for Ohio.
2111witnkee Mirka&
Maws each, Dec. 7.—Flour doll. Wheat
Inactive, at 41,60 for No. a. Oats, lie for No. I.
PrOViSintl9 nrIZICr; Mess Pork, 4W,Za1700.
Dressed liogs, le;ga,tAr. Receipts, ft) bid- floor,
and .Lust, wheat. hhipments, .12,000 trolls
flour, and 1,310 bush Wheat. _
•
=I
Totnuo, Dec. 7.—Flour dull. Wheat a shade
lower for Winter; sales of W lOW Michigan at
42,/.0; Amber do, *2,70; No. 1 Spring, Cal. Corn
dull and declining. child unchanged; sales of
No. 1 at 45c. nye, .11,1,0. Dressed Hoge, olAt ,
7 cents.
Buffalo Markel
Iturria.o, Dee. 7.—Flour; No 1 spring 611,00;
western spring, bakers', 612,51. Wheal; sales
12,000 bush No . 2 11111waukes at 4 , 2,10. Cora;
sales 5.00011111 So 1 :nixed at 61,00. ' 0.1ta1,01.1
at ale. Baxley; Canada. and :Auto 6100. Rye
115c63f1,10. •
IMPORTS lilt RAILROAD
• PIITSBUIZOIL Font W. 3. 1 .118 d CIIICAOO IL R.
December 7-6 Curs stares, Gab's & co; 1 cur
lard, F Sellers & en; 2. ears barley, Spencer .t
lichay: •
I iln do, Z Wainwright: 136 sacks corn,
22 do oate,ll Rea Jr; 1 car motal,J Wood & Son:
Jd bbls apples, Clark & co; 5 bbls oH,II
Fulinestock & co; 23 bus cheese, Shomaker
Laug; 5 kgs barley. Shields & Douclier; 10 do
do. Glare Reis; 25 b us candles, E Ileuzleton; it;
eke corn, 10 do oats, 1 bbl eggs, Illalr & Woods;
` ths a, vo oll :4 , e ; a s l. , ltr, l S Eeyai 10 dozen brooms, Li
;S3inciat &
ra w e? , i . :1 1. 1 m . l a sdl i z
1;Li::, Carro n „p.llac., hides, John II Itabiton; 34
& coil barrels
otl, Little, Dwtrq ' ; Bricker & co; p ttonj car Weed . ,
V. 2 Steel ,k Bro., J
has poultry Ne 5,,,,,,, !. ;”:
ple butter, fiell & n 4; b" a co; 2 ° by" a lt .
eoor; Tim. '22 sks nuts, Volge
Uulzcli d CO; 7 ben otauto4l . l ° l l 121 do ds '
Sitomuker
flour, Jas Gardiner & co; Jr; ICJ Id"
& Lang; 1 cur rye. .1
c onch; t
non, Darlington & o. V . ..."rioY, Gar-
CezvEtarlD AND Pirrentlrom „„
December 7.-2 cars wheat, licairenl.7,7r, I
(d. lumber, W McKeown: tal eels I
Balaley; 10 do do, Newcomer, Hoe & ce- - 1, , ,C
rage Markle & co; 21 bids' apples r imi, * ;,`
Wooile; bids butter, Volgt & co; 33
le
hairs ,
toes, PO , ter, Aiken Zt
She
9 bale chairs,
Lemon, & Weise; 9 bble flour , McCullough,
Smith & co; ears metal, N'lmlck & co: ear
eldn glee, Grazier; 14 bbie cider. Volgt & CO;
15 bxe cheeSe. W Restage; ,Cass blooms, Park,
pro & co; I cur shingle Li E Warner; l ear
metal. Graft, Dyers 3: co; 2 do do, Maght &
col 511 Mils oil, Harbour & Smithson;3l sks dry
apples, It Itoldsou & cO. •
ALIAGLIZSIT STATJON. Decembei 7-1 'car
corn, Kennedy & Lothrop; 1 do mlllfeed, It
Knox& Son; 1 car wheat, edlmore, Simpson &
co; 5 retie leather, Jon Cull ery; 5 bide rye /lour,
do buckwheat llourvietewurt & Lange:A:elm ;
do do, Dundingur .5 Dro; 41 bus cbeesc, 41 11
Woodwell,• 31 .100 broo ms, 11 Johnston; 1 ear
shingles, McCurdy' & McGinnis; 2 dodo, Jae
111oLtrlar; 1 car barley, I'/11.s. & Manchester
Hallway Coral bbls eggscL 11 I.entyt 231 ohs
oats, Is do rye', Vickers & Itobb; oar barley,
M. fleet:Oman; Ckg cheesC7B . Jenny;2)o bbla
neer, J 1) Coll Jr; Ws apples. J Herbert.
PITTS at/MM. COLUMI3OB d GINoINNATI n. IL,
December 7.—al bbl 9, 90 sacks jlour, Huhu a
Riddle; 19 bales broom corn Me - Elroy a co; 1
car corn, LI .1.; Courtucy; Mira serail Iron, G D
Whitcomb; 4 lads oil, Commlnford a co; G aka
1101$, Jti Nov:toyer d co; It pkgs, Vehrt et c 0;
:asks corn, J D Drovo; 4 dreesed boas, J Gor
man; 89 sack* barley. k' Shields; 12 bble dry /4).
Dies , Pottor, Aiken tinepard; UK/ bbls now
Jas Gardiner a CO; 3 kb;' tipples, Ido eggs, J
liorbort, '
RIP ER MEWS.
The t leer fell considerably at 1111.3 pylot
during Thar clay night nod yesterday
noon, but raSt everting IL was apparent%snLe,.
"and. wifo full Me, en feet in the cs.l I
The Lreat.ber continues cloudy and coi-e• "Itii
every iVopearatice of more rail..
ot T am h if e ,tr
si
e . i ts t i el e Lp, 7 o,
‘,11,51.105` ol
ea from st. l,
ocul
duo etror
e
The Savanna
g Captain Alexander
I,,,o,,„.,ng„'„bru'eu'l?a'l,o has been absent for over
wear` a, wed glad e o state return's
bornenine -
it? exc'ellent health. Th SaVILIMO. had
nn excellent trip.
The Leo nidas, from Cincinnati, hnd not ar
,ved u p to noon, but she will doubtless be
fj o il I in port this morning. The Columbia,
Isom tne same polnt, will be due here to-night,
will also the Kate Putnatn, both having
left Cincinnati on Tuesday last.
The• Wan walla is down at the point loading
with railroad Iron, of which she .has about
three hundred and fifty tolls to tull e onboard.
Captain Shulman says that he will positively
leave for St.. Lenin to-any and mtssengers
and shippers should bear Hits in mind.
Tito Itobt. Moore got in from Portsmouth
and cleared again lust evening. She brought
up a COll9 iderutile quantity of metal.
The Maggie, Hays. Capt. D. L. Hendrickson,
with Capt. R. Porter in the Ml is the re
gular Saturday packet for Cincinnati in
- place
of the Qttickstep. She will lenve to-day at
noon and passengers and shippers should
, 'p a cke ts e his fact in mind. The Maggie is a neat
[pck teamer, and haslatipertor accommoda
tions for passengers.
. Among other Hems of freight, t the Savanna
had 9.5.1 tons of metal tor'lltruick A Co„ les) do.
do. for Jas. Wood A S 011; 11 bales tow for 11.
Gerwig A Co.; 5 bids sorghum for Wm. Cooper
A Co.; 41u bbls flour for Shoutaker h Lang; tIS
do lire clay for McKee A Bro; 33 - no do for
Wolfe, Howard A Co; :r.O sat wheat for lien
nedy A Bro; 33 pkgs dried peaches for GrattA
Hinter; Itble tire clay for Fahnestock,Alnree
A Co;•3 I do do for IL li. Collins.
The Lorena, fin command of OWL Sall) Sllll
- Is next In turn for St. Louis after the
Wititiodia, and will emend:nee badness at
The Hate Bobinson, Capt. Relit. Robinson,
is tip for New (Incites; Ida Rees, Capt. Joe
Brown, for Cincinnati and Louisville; and the
Believe ruon, Capt..l. J. Darragli,for St, Louis.'
Tilc tow host Fearless left for Cincinnati]
with a low of coal oil Thursday, and it
thought that tile Hercules will have It tow!
ready so as to be able to go Out to-day. ,
Tile Leonidas, In command of Capt. 31. A.'
COT, got in trom Cincinnati last evening, with
a good trip.
The Carrie New York were loading nttr ,
cim.immt I for Pittsburgh on Wednesday, and
the Enna No. 3 and Argonaut No. Wend
lee St. Louis. passed Louisville the same dal.
The steamera Sam
. Blerwin and W in. Butler
have at last succeeded in getting oar the rocks
at Louisville. We clip the following Bondi
trout the Cincinnati Liontedrcie/ of Thursday
Mr. Alex. Ilavl in is in charge or tile °Mee of
the Clifton, owing to 1 he HI health of Captain
1.. C. Jenkins The Melnotte was yester
day sold by the sheriff to Capt. James UMW,
for 1130, and afterwards put up by the ll lifted
States Marshall, and bought by Captain Henry
C. Hart for $2,150. Capt. Coot% alsopurchased
the Meinotteis barge for Ow The Fleet
woml reshipped geo barrels of suit on the (la
mella for Nashville On Tuesday night as
the Muil Line steamer Unit . ed S ides was pass-•
lug Madison bound for this eity,he was rue
into by the towboat lake Erie Co.N 3, tearing
away tier cookhouse, and damaging tine wheel
of the U idled States. Tile United States laid
up at 31:611son to repair. The 31uJor Ander
son yeerilav transferred the Mattison mail
on the st Blue Wing N 0.3, and laid over until
flve Weloolz, taking the place of the United
States • The Starlight reships thirty.
'eight tons of Wheeling freight on the Popo.
mice • Capt. 11. IL Haslett, of thdearrie,
left for Evansville hi last night's tr.iin
The levee is lined with steamers while trade
iscourparatlvely dull at all points, at ruin.
nasty low rates?. From all the information we
con gather, the same Lints of affairs existat
St. Drills, New Orleans, NashVllle, and every
where else.
Ky December 7.—The river is
falling, with ten loot six In the eanal.
It is raining this eveuing. The mercury is
six Lydian
STEAMBOATS
1 SHI CAIRO 'ANt)
LUU Itl..=Pen Itue oceancr
I...I:tENA .
l'a;,l. .1. IS. CONWAY.
Will leave for the alwvl and all 'uteri...dial. port.
au TUE3I424Y, at 41. M.
for freight or las.asag , . aprlS Oo board or to
dc. YI,ACIi aL 4:4/14141NG1V00114 Agents.
VOU CINEINNALTI.—S f c r ,11" . 7% ,
UKOAT PACKED, AT 1211., IN/
PLACE OF THE 01.11CliSTEr.—The fine passen
ger steamer 31,00.01. HAYS. 0. Le HIN oulga •
Now. Commander: It. 0.. og Clerk, Will run
as REU ULAIL WISEILLYF rass,
i ns avvoqu2d
above.
Fur freight or passsge m anlm . iiLaA s r , l or to
k'j! icAusL,' Agent".
14uon. EI - ANS VILLE. (Al-
RV,.S. ,
;N Ls NT. I..JUIN,—The near
anA aplenuld pa... hier J• , •• er •
EI.I.KVEItNoN Ca •••• pt. Jon, J. DAII4AGD.
ItfiscasTo. /.; Clerk. tent lease fur the aeose
and all lsourmeJ/tle pure ,011 Tlll.l DAY, 014
0 . 0001 P. v.
Tor fiT".. - glit or passage afifilflln board or to •
dei )IAUNEN OLLIN r, Ato els.
FO R -MEM PIIIS & NEIV
OBLEANN -- The sple ste on. r -
KATE RUN . ..... Capt. It. 11.11.11ONS'Ui,
Will leave for the anuve and an' intersamllaja ports,
on SATURDA.y. at 4 p. m., pualtieell•
Fur freight or pa-sane sop** on board or 10
FLACK a COLLINtiWOOD,
ULLA/ILES IS a IIN ES, t Agents. •
. 404 JA6llos ,sOLL/NS,
Ft
011 ST. LOUIS.—Thar„ ; ,411:=.1%
passenger steamer
WALT k.NITA Capt. T 14•Culti.
Hill fuait ir Iris . ° for the above and all Intertne.
Matto ports. oil Ml* 4 r. a.
Fur firlitlit or pa,sa,zu 06134. f. Or to
tto FLACK SE. COLLIN I; WO D., Aptuts.
von CINCINNATI AND
LIAJIO:I.T.LE.,—T6e nnc itramer/f
WA REESE Y• t•
Will leave for Mu abose and all late role•liato pitta.
ou tiA.TURDAY. •I Or. 31. • '
For freight or passage appit - on hoard or to
del SLACK Cul-LIM:WHOM Agents.
pEOPLE3g
'IMAM. WEEKLY • CR. CT he
tween HUH AND ClieCl ti-
SATI.-7 he new and splendid simmer ARGOSY,
Capt. Loom Van , legrlff. W. H. hcott, Clerk. least,/
Pitittinrsh EY Eitit WI /NE:l1/•Y. at 12 o'clock te.
Leases Cincinnati gY4ILIC EIiIDAY• at It o'clock.
Yor freight or passage ariolvou i.oartl, or to
n03:1.122 •Cll Aa. KAHN/to, aent.
WHEELING, MARIET
TA PARK EltSlWltti I'ACK
KM—Meals mild [...ger steamer
BLYAIW '
Leaves Pltt sbu Caprsbs. tlsoaos Moons,
MONDAY AN IS TII CISSI) 1.V....aS 11 o'clock A. K
- Leaves Parkersburg_
TUESDAY AND ..... RC: r.
For frelebt or pADase apply on hoard.
itEMEMBER THE LITTIX ONES,
The Destitute and Orphaif
Children of Our Conn- -
try's Defenders!
GRAND CIIIIIITIBLE Flilt,
LEM
Presptation Festival,
in ald of the novae and avil:101 (1.1. the ?flints-11.e,
of Ktlue,lost of the Destitute. Children of our
t and gall ors.
AN APPEAL TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
Trotta, Haloloor loot route.
0111,eri mold Managers of "The Home and
School'' for tile to.ducatiuto and Illalntensoce of 111+
!testl to to Itlolldro to of tour Soldier. wool :tailor,
caohoo.llt . atollall the ti l
ayoutustloy and Co ope,ttlon In
wur Fair and rand 'resunlatloon i val. Id' oil
ho drool re With us to see "The !loom and ,4,110f.1
enabled to rect,l,k and Care fur 'nil needy on .ohm
Eeett .holler and r t.r..1011.
.11roolLIV.,NERAL tIIoTtiIIESS•UILLST, Prcodolvoll.
.•(l Ib eL. I'. DALY. "tattoo/. do. .
•` Ms). lien. oh C. lo'llYsl4lN T. Is Vice .lo.•
11011 to FonsTER. do.
•• .1 , 1(K tl. Y')•'B1111.:7.1 reaourtr.
DAVID 111/Y r, secretary.
•.-W. H. II iLIArk.H., Correapondlea :Secretary.
" HERVEY G. LAW. Manager.
.1:.1. VAN DALUESI.
The Fair will open on the loth of DF:CF , II:EIt,
ind continue two week, at the I'd/Ile Dad. corner
or Broadway and 23.1 street. N. Y. To I..rem:laded
by the Grand Presentatiou Festival. to be held at
Cooper Institut, New. YOrk, Saturday I.:yenta,
December' 2.1, under the IDGIcil direction tiTheo
dore Thonaas, Eso. Ott which...exalt/a a Corn/Ott, e
will be claw., toAwar.l UMP. I N I . ltE , lf VT, In sod/
lawful mann.ey :B
may determine. For the
Festival there wit be lesuml 1'1e4.1 at the
Dollar earl. antiO,Cll. Ffesents. being one to each
ticket holder:
LIsT Or ravalts n.il, tlx •watinko:
Frescat lit United slats tireenback, ... •ida.Wo
I nplell.ll.lCcantry Itest.lence in Weald....
ter Co.. near N. Y. City 1-, 2 31
I Corner Hoare and 1,01. Jamaica. Av. nue
E, New York Lto.l
Ilduse and Lot, adlolnintt above IGA
I Douse and Lot Brooklyn N. Y 00
1 Carriage.llorses and Datums. (complete.) 2 o'o
I Grand i'laro; ISO inway'sl 1.011
3 Lots In Darien], N. V., 41. 00. auh •- • ••• 1 . 11 0
1 net of Diamonds, ODIN, Ear Minas end
l'In) 1 IVO
I l'ald.up Pulley or Lie Insurance f0r..... 5.0011
1 "kills' Patent lint Wats r Apparatus,"
fur Hs :ling I/writings 1.00
Gil Painting of General 11. S. Grant
1 G. Ws' tine Go:41 Layer Watenra at *2 6 . , .. 3.0‘ , 0
15 Ladies• gut God Liver Watches at *ll-5.• I.ais
1 Elea rut , s .trst. prruitnas "Crap re" Sews .
lug tarldo •
:a ' , Veer-plated . at $7.:
GO Celebrated T e p per'' Savants, &Meld r 01,
oorr on eth Rattan) at their warmoutos, '
.010 Broadway 501
1000 Copies C• sot,emit). brims a c•toploto
Illustrated II Istory of Gm War 1,01
250 Gold Pro a, Pencils, stud Slava! Buttons,
at .•.. 1,500
550 Table a ol Teaspoon: and things,
at 11:
11.0 Call Dells and Plated Fruit lantana. at *3 0, 2,
lexr sCp
Tine balance to comas; ~f tha following ar.
Cries, Tilt blusdONl 1036 Outente, Parlor
and 0 "en garniture. Writing Case,.
dies• Work lioars, Alualu War,. it Id
kilo :el, Photograph Albums, II ca.tittil •
and linger !Gus,. tient'S Chain".
Ladles' tiol Watch Chains, Operaail.-
.., IllaCk Walnut Slcture mitica, liens
Gamest'. Yttaloonsbl.. 01. k /fats, Ladles'
Nerreat Its le Gr.. list.. AmorleaLl Eon
trent Cards far Parlor Annisoment.
!malaria and C•rl Pbotogrupne of Gls.
'iuttotsbed l'crionagea. Ladino and
()mut a Wldps, Hobe..
=IVv3II. k FUrS, Irdr CO tars
e , au. amounting to • ' 21.225
M. " ° l,,lrt.tbe re,' ale 200.00)1 1 v molts '
TloollAritle 41 1UNIAN Es q.. t•lente•lT,sl
- /director, hruog,,, m o at delightful treat In
the trrehe,traf and Vueal Keerels, fit the 00.5 '
alonoro !earthen 'try VaItrONSICIIS log al
ready engago,l, and nothing will be -pared to, nbe.
till: th e Forest Ittutent Vetttral In the 1.11 0 .1te1l
Mates.
110 W TU UNT T.I.
Ordure may he sent tiler tto eke, sing the
Stoner. Oun , $1 to ' 11 " 1.5 1 , ..1- to' er at our
gl o b with slangy fur T.,"...11111050. Lar.e
ahutild be tent Alt orally or by xy" s
ni the lot
thlo rates, 5 tkets to one rehire rle
10 do. do.. lb 00; N 1 do . do • 107 bo; re •
420 gr, W d?„ do o 47; g do. 110 , 411.3, 40: dO:
d ?rhtllT, 4 CO., 31riartelng Dlrreldrs: .'',
DANIS, Aiwa for the Howe 011 0
ad..rot, 6,4
Ltruadway, Turk.
JOHN W. PIT . ..OCH
7
Bookseller. Stationer, and News Dealer, opposite
Postotgce. Plttsburgb. Agent ler. Western Penn
sylvania. An orders by wall will recelve prompt
istttntiOns ,
COMMISSION IdEIICRANTS
WIL/LIA,M C. LEE,
bucAtsscer to ALEX. EWE DON
eO3l - MISSION AND FORWARDING
nammqi.cnec.asgm. •
No. 102 Seeotid Street, Pittsburgh, ?O
SD-Agent for thii "be. L 01115” Lead Pips .nel
Sheet Lead Worke. Dealer In PI.O and HAD LEAD.
tillOT, HEMP, YULE CLAA. Lc. Coneignmencs so
lielted and Drders promptly Oiled. zoISDI"
BREWER, BURKE & CO,
COMMISSION Blitill'ilANTS,
l ACIENTS FCC THE
Pacific, Globe and Liberty Oil Works,
Ample Storage for Crude and Caned Oil. Idistr .
al cub advances made on consignments of Crude or
Refined Petroleum. • Yards for storage and ship—
ment of Crude (Slat - Lawrenceville.
(Mice and Warehoner, Corner of Duquesne Way
•od Hancock street, Pittsburgh.
tUrri:ll KAM IA 9. 7. ILITCILADT.
KEIL &
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, -
AND WILLS-115 IX
Flour, Grain, Seeds, Mill Feed, &e.
349 LIBERTY BTREET,
PITTSBURGJE:
row J. . , ....
OWENS, KENNEDY & HARPER,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS. sun
Wholesale Dealer. In FOREIGN A'ND DOR/Mlle
FRUITS, SALT, FLOUR, BUTTER, EGGS,
TATOES ee., and In Prortslons and Product gen.
orellf. No. fR FEDERAL. STREET. opposite the
Railroad Depot. ALLsousalY;
Agents for the sale of P. Y. lutes, Donnell d
Ellinan's ands. Karn•e Salt. ap14:17,1
S. NEWltirEll CO,
COMMISSION lIERCHADTB,
And dealers In ilaurTUrain. Fred siut Produce.
Cash advances made QU cons!, amens,
Werehuuse, No. 31713 - TEWN hTREEW, opposite,
Dulen Depot, Pittsburgh, Pe. 1ff:195
11AV. CRAWFORD, COMMINBIOII
AtittliANT InETAsp_lsl.oordi, IRON
ORE. W [total= SCRAP IRON, FIRE linden
and CLAY, Ac. ; Warehouse and (Mee. Nos. 30 6
•nd 2130 VENN !STUART. ntorepe furnished.
Cruslgnments fondled. eel
ALES. WBANE J. D. Alti Lll
M. "BANE & &NJ ER, COSLIIISSION
MERCIIANTS and dealers lu FLOUR, GRAIN
and PIiAJDUCE, tlecond street, between R ood and
Smithdeld, Pittsburgh. .p 1.1: 1 y
TUOS. YOTTILU .10:11( AIHLY B. A.,EUT.II . ARD
POT'FER, AU EN kr. SIIEPAIID
com.d.uo. Merchants', and dealers In Poieign
Pnd Domestic Fruits, /bur, Butter. Cheese, Iggs,
otatoes •od produce gentrally. No. WA LLBEllair
STREET ecpoelte PASSCUger Depot. Pittsburgh._
WM. P. LIZ' TUGS. 111213171 LL
WM. P. DECK 44 CO. ? No, li+ s
Liberty street, ritts.burgh. 'l., V.. hoirssie
Grocers, Commlsslun Dlerchants slid dealers In Loon
try Produce. Vrovlstons, lisoon,L•rm Butter, ESE..
Cheese, Fish, — ece,.l..roducs, Flour, lineJs,
timen tu.l Drled Fruits. be., Balt mad Lime. 111i_
OTIBSUIPAIID
oct p & sliEpAnD Flou , commission
ant and dealers in r, Grain and Pro
duce. ,Gilbert y street, Pittsburgh.
ChovN erinds of Flour for linkers and Family ese
coustantry• in hand. Partial!. attslllloll Paid in
elilar order ifor Merchandise generally. oebily
.LITTLE, BAIRD & PATTON,
tt'nolesale Grocers, Commission Merchants, and
'dealers In Produce.' Floor. Bacon, Cheese. Yish.
Carbon and Lard Oil, Iron, !Coale; G 1... Cotton
Yarns aud all l'lttsburgh manufactures generally
ra and 114 Second street, Pittsburgh:
P. asrusu J.ll. nxyluta Int. D. ftsbacia.
(Sucoessora r to
elg n rut, Nuts Ct:gft i c e t= l :l s , 4 ggsg:
nreworts, Se., Nos. I:0 =lll3 Wood dtrvet, above
Pitch rittsburstelP
8911 T. KNOX. • ANDIIEW KNOX.
1.2 KNOX N. SON, Commission
AA. ME RC LIANTs .a c tiewen rLOUK. OILAJ
MILL FEED and PRODUCE gonorolly . , No.
Diarlomt oppos4e CW) , Alirgbay
ja17:1)14
J DUN D. CANFIELD, Comarnission
.d Forwarding Merchant .d Wholesale dealer
to Western lieserre Cheese. Butter. Lard, Port,
Bacon. Pio., Pot and 1 , 044.1 Asbas, dalsratus,
Linseed and Lard OM, Dried irult, and Produce
generally. Boa. 141.4114 e Float street. • Pittsburg b
OHOILUT. e, own 011.011 QC SIXTZGAL
HEAD I N.
M METZGAII, Grocers
all and
Comme 'chants an El drairrs us Unite
of Country Produce and l'lttabottin Stanuractutes,
Jltrerty &root, oopoblto head of Wood On e%
Yltab ta
utp.
JOLLY I. IIOI3X..•••IDWAZD LIOUIa...RII. 00L111.
JA I. "LOUSE ai, 81108., emcees-
EOM. ATO JOHN I. Iluusa CO., WW•11111.1e tiro
son cud lictr.r^l,slrm Yerrt torser
end Ws stirets,
=MEI
SIIICTOX 1. WALLACE.
S.IIIIPTON di WALLACE. Whole
(il,4lcrl.q kri iIiOOLUAL DEJLLY , RS ,
No. .1x lb f u Wert, l'iturtmro.
JAMES DALZELL tr. SON, 'nano
fet.turen of Lard Oil, and Comnaralun Merchants
fur sbu 'iorrettare• Lod sale of Crude and ItrArriti re
t!trr C... 1 Atreus, erttibroln.
Arli.a.r.;;Us made on Con/dor:l.lM
VETZED ARMSTILONG 'For
.
-IL warding aaldeo.misslon Merchants, fur Mc ode
Fr Flour, Grain. Bacon, Lard, Bultur, head! , Pried
ruit.6, and rrodurr plicreF, No. LI Mar
iti Siruuir
corner of Jr..., rtitsirnrgh, Fa. ferly
ZOURIST piLZILL A. F. DALZILL.
• • " -
-. OBT. DALZELL e* Whole
a' sale emcee., coadattsion and it orwar.l.aa Mer
chants and dealers In Produce and Idttstdarth attan•
utxtures, No. .I_Llberty street, l'lttetargh.
VI RIDDLE, No. IS3 Liberty St.,
Pa.. C.c.7,4! . 1e.,. . 0rl lierodant, and
Whaler...de Dealcf In Conway Pr.o.lore, POClrtra aro!
Plttalough mard..factares. Ca. adennood on oro
•Igomenta. and In: fur Produce general!), • 0I
LSALiktI DICKEY 81. CO., Wholesale
L Grocer.. l.bntW lrilGn klerebarstg. and dealerg...lo
Produce...3l,W -Water W..) and IS trout Woe),
Pittsburgh. .
SV ILK" ; Li nr t N o t i : ,-4 -4, , ,,a
mlure and Cournataalcs
''''""4U"' ' ' ll TY. , LT rl„„urre,
Mercbaata Na. 11.51L1151. T 1 yc y
S,ZCIIOIIAIiEIL /4. LA NCl,lThol esu I - e
Intiro,hrles. Flour. tirnin. Ptoduc.. Pro.
glob/ha, lob. Cbee.,e, Salt, Cotton VII, No". In and
01 Wood street. - beat I..llg.rty !Wert, Pittsburgh,
Pg. t0g0t1.5.1
JOAN FLOIrD Si. CO., 'Wholesale
172 Waal and 7.14 LISA:my Weal.
rlttuhurell. l'a.. anma.n
iNSIJRADI 9E
FIUE AND NARLNE
INSURANCE CO. OF NORM AMERICA
PHILADELPHIA:
Assets...;.
Liarlford Fire lusurance, Cowan),
IMCI!=!=
cad Callable froti, Cana U,a
paeau be seeurad In the above named
alea.
D 1 initej Dtreet. (rip ttatri .1
pENIVS . YLVAiLL 01131111AINCE
OF PITTSBURGH, PA.
Ocoee, El Flftla Street, /tank Block,
ICEMI
Thllla • Home Company, sod Insures ilgainst mu
oy lire reclusively.
I:r.rsident.
UIIIJItUT PATRICK, 1
• 111P111 SVELLIENY, decratary:
DtPACTOnb:
Leonard Walter, licorge
C. C. Boyle • I c.eo. W. Kean,.
Robert Patrick , J. Lane.
Jacob reinter, J. C. Vlolner.
Josiah King, John Voeglier,
J. D. llopkinr, A. AILLMOTI.
Henry dom.]. dr4:l9
WESTEaIvi INSURANCE CO., OF
.•
ALEXANDER 91diICK, rresident.
WW. C. RERBERT, deeletary,
CAPT. UEUROY. NEELD, Oeneral Agent.
°Mee, V: Water street. M 4 Ware Douse.
ap stairs, eittabureh.
insure against all kinds or Tire and Marine
Risks. • A home Institotion managed by Directors
hoare,weit known to the community, and who are
determined by prornple.ess and liberality, to main
tain the character whileh they hare assumed, as of
fering the bent prOtAttIOLI to UlO.O who desire to be
Insured.
&leg. NinalCl,
11. Miller. Jr.
James McAuley,
Alexander firmer.
Andrew Act ;eye-
David M. Long,
NORTII AMERICA
•
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY..
Widows and Orphans' Fund.
.7b. 63 Irii/tatts • St.. Jretv rork'
FILESIGENT—N. D. MORUAN.
iiXeli TARY—J. W. DIERILIGI...
R. 111. TIRD...L.L. Medical iczawAner
EE T(O OK
BfEC.AI. Al/A ,
NT YUR WESTEEN
67 Fourth. St" Pittsburgh.
AGENTS WANTED. my21:143
4 LLEGHEN INSURANCE 'CO.
...us..Or PlTllllllllltili.- Mice. No. 37 Sittb iSrect
Exult BIP•1
Inlia,-;..isinstitlitisAs Of Eire And Muth* ELAM
JOHN 111. WIN, am, rrrOdent.
JOHN D. NoCOILD, Vica Pacedent.
C. O. DONNELL. Secretarv.
C.pt. WM. CLAN, Uuntral 4.lputi
IMM=III
C. U. Havvey,
Harvey Cl,ltdo.
T. Jc Hoaklrma,
Jain Irwin. Jr.,
H. L. lialmeat.ov.k.
rE(iFLE'EriniTit r
0771011, N. Z. OMNI=
COMPANY,
KISKA.
7TOllb.
ohn
Capt. JOhn L..itboada
J WPh atts,
Wm.
Samuel P. littrlvrr,
illips.
Charles Arbuckle,
Jelin P.. Parke,
John F. Kirkpatrick
Capt.. J./. /Met ' I Prank S. ilisselL
'V"'
Van U. 'l"'
C. Hanson Love
j"'" PHILLIPS, President
JOHN WATT, Vine President
W. P. Ci nuNIGIC, koreizry.
•••••••- 7•.."
A 11031 E
TAKINU PIKE AN
• . DIU •
J. WILMA ler -
W ILLY AMS COWAN,
PLAIITLI ;LATE CEMENT RiIOFERS.
Th. kr,p an and • largo supply -0 /1.14.001r 111 ,
tertlis. him:. Cement., Felt. IL..hue Valuta and
Varnish.. I . rotopi. Atte,lt lon given to the Rooting
businvos. r - Veel. Na. '451 Peon stmt., hod b''"
00014 MAO hUtlding, rlttabargit, ray aillian
I . MANUFAUTURERS. ! IVIANITFACTITRERS. .
: PROFESS - 1014AL. 1
.
. ,1 GILEEN - 114.1. 7 1.15
111E111C1N 1110 N• IRON MILLS - 1 - ) '• j • ILL\
(';
1
_ • .
WORKS. \ UNION
NINTH WARD, PITTSBURGH, 1
5 i kisn z te.datsl de r racuctuf 0.0.141. y ~ ---l i
1 .
. .
A CoNSOLMATWS pr Ili ..., .IN •i INTC'"
ICI4I.
.1-..X.3EC
SEPX."
VOH6E" AND . l.' 1 CL0v,111,4,N'1ii...,.,f., T , . ARE GOOD.
.
r , .
JONES & LAUGELINS,
3E"1'T'TM313,173a. 4 :3 -7 ES ,
AMERICAN AND CLUB
Bar, Boop,Sheet and Plate Iron
Bridge Iron;
angle and T Iron;
Guard Iron;
Cr-U
.ioal Screen Irori;"
T llails,l6 and 20lbs. to the yard
Tram Rails, punched and coun
ter sunk • -
Boiler, Bridge a - td Tank Rivets
-Cutilialla and Spikes;
Ship and Boat Spikes;
Railroad Spikes;
Railroad Fish Bars and Bolts;
Railroad Car I* neels - and Axles;
Street Car Wheels and Axles;
Coal-Pit Car Wheels and Axles;
Patent Cold Rolled Shafting;
Patent Cold Rolled Piston Rods;
Mower and Reaper Bars.
WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE,
120 Water and 153 - Frent
lIRANCH HOUSE.
Nos, 22,21 and 26 Rh'? St.,
I CII CHICAGO. 111
KEYSTONE IRON WORKS.
HIITCHISON,TILASS & CO.,
Mama fhc turcro of the difforcnt sties of
Round, Square, Flat and
Horse-Shoe Bar iron,
Hoop and Baud - lran,
- Boiler-Plate, Taut; and
Salt,Pau Iron,' •
Sheet Iron, &c,
Works, PITT Tr h'Sii I on hloaung.hela river
Mee and Wur huh.:
No. 1.413 Water Street
•
.4:141
KENSID3c. TON IRON WORKS
LLOYD & BLACK,
Best Common, Refined Charcoa
Juniata Bloom Iron.
MERGIIANT MAR, ROUND and SQUARE: IRON
1100 P, BAND, T snit ANGLE IRON. '
BOILER PLATE and bIiEET IRON.
MOWER tool REAPER it 011+ o
CYLINDER mot GUARD tilt El NO ER IRON
. SMALL 90 RAILS, 31.1 Ifi to. to tuu yar
Vi'lrOLtiliT CHAIRS aro! :Al IC. ES for came.
PLAT RAILS, Yuncheil suA Counterauuk.
COAL SCREEN IRON.
NAIL§ suit SIMILES.
Wateliou6e. No, NO: Water unit No. II Market eta.
Work, L'igEtl, Ward, ailiolulug
City GA+ Wit Ls, 1 - ittst,,rgil. *tad :14
'FORSYTH'S
'STANDARD SCALES,
Copying Presseg,
. 'Warehouse Trucks,
Itaggage Barrows,
Sugar MTh SL
, C,
FORSYTII,.TAVLOO S CO.,
ec..%•\ , 41 . . . 39 It/Litt:ET STREET.
*$ IIJ l 1
Valtrifutzrer, at tb best ,Ina. Cast SW: Squir e l7ll, atd Snw rlatts, dot. For)
and bhtrt Ca,tsttel. Cast tot
HEAPING AM) MOWING MACHINES,
FITE= 1.1.,(11V
CIICCUL.3.IOI,
Cast aad Con/clot Pic',ugh stiti:Sprtug Steel
Oece—Curter of VI rt t And !Zos.lttrtoto, two blot It
above the N.our.,,belt. House.
'IIIE .
FORT PITT FOUNDRY.
CHARLES IiNAP NEPHEWS
11.11AVY CRONAINCE,
AND ALI. KIN litt. OF FIF AIY CASTINkIif.
i"peetal yowl pAltl to IP 'MANI/ MILL Woll.ll
11L.V61' MACLIIN MO( a.pl
attended 43 prole pits.
1.4 herctof. , re, the Lua, materials will always be
[mid at this Foundry.
ilea tag dupot.,l strait pattern', are pre
pared, with ,I).‘f ,satterss, cola
"trusted under Lb.: aup" , retsbma of Mr. Kati abs.
furalttll NAIL SI I'..rt at ~ttori nor.: a
....C. 11
0,11.1.11
AMILRICAN 11 ORKS
CHAIiLLS: F. GRAHAM & CO.,
01 ,750,000.
01,363,000
Oil Engir,os, Oil Tools, •
An.t ryenthlng
attrtalat pita up bbsill.x
ruat)..
.11/trlou An node, us Ft. W.& C. It. It.
.el-1,1c3G2.2, cs . .Ti.3r,
RECAIRINO L. , NE CCW.I V (.
ll=l
Wit. IV 'UN A 1.1.0r,t JAB. L. avai.a.„
VALLEV STO VIE
ALLESI. PdPKEE, & CO.,
"3 " "Ar,,;;;;1T.'74.12,1111',1,"/
Manufactures a g varkte of CCOK, rAltl.oll
and lIMATIMI liTov Kn.
brated Allegheny and :doultor Coal Cooking
motes: •1,0. Ito Autocrat and Synllnet for coal or
wood. and the unrivalled lirstr of the Empire. rot
ood: also, Arch., rat, s. 6:oder., bllit•r Kett!eS,
pETROLLA
. 111ACIIINE WORKS.
impßovEl) 1701:INO TOOI.B, A!:1) YIXTURIb
UtlEI , !LINO ND riALl' )ti KLII3.
. at .
Particular attention turltro to hit Peuted
proto•rtruly lo Jars and Jolule, wadi. or Juntalla t
1). 0., and Low Moor 1r.., to standard slug, .d
numbered, so that parte eau be ordered by Malt or
" Ve r gc ‘ ifrrw d r!7l74 , :r r n ' e ' irl ' iLe ' l ' s o m r a ' l l l l ll ` . - a., to
thore who may "doh m all and marque work
made to order. Orders try mall ...Ty attended to.
ate prepared to grant sea other manufac
turer lot the. Improvements oullberal terms. Box
17
All:
P. 0.
. It. 11. LACEY.
-
1/LACIi DIAMOND
LP •
•
DIT.IrT.
• Reel J. Thema.,
Chas. J. Clarke,
John le. McCune, -
Imes'', Hanna.
Joseph lilrkpktrlek.
l'hlillp neytner.
Wllllan. N. r.VAPS.
I'. %Milani'. nee:a:tar),
- - -
sloaro. Fiat and I.h-togno, of MI sin,. IV amuse
equal to CO, lmportod Or tuAccfccturca la this COUR
117.
.1131rOta S e cond areoue, No. In and 131 VIM, an
and =:Amelia. Vittellunrh
PITTSBURGH IRON WORKS.
MANUTACITUEIIS Or -
Iron Bucket, Tub and Trunk
HOOPS AND SHEETS,
' , crystal/coo, PA.
IRON CITY MILLS.
ROGERS & BURCHFIELD
Manufacturern or
DEP I N ED, CIIARCOA L, J CAN I ATA A POLISHED
ISMEZIE r r MCI , DIr.
Oiliest AND WAnracouSs, 26, MARKET HT
0r3.1.15
DlAsicTOtta
John D. McCord.
licorice fl.'l.lead.l
Charles Maya,
(3051. Wm. Dear,
Cleo. D. klearev,
Robert b. Uaria.
uzimr.u. 3 7. 11OLLYA11
LA BELLE STEEL TVOUKS:
wit.3prrlets.a. ,
Afauntacttrrero of CAST STY.T.L; SPRINO, PLOW
and lILIBTKIkt tiTAKL;SPRINUIL AXLES, CHOW
1 1 1 itte, No. 9A.WATEII IiTILEET (UP:atntra
Plttalko rem PA . 1712 I
'DUNCE CO.
WWI) 4.211:$ 7/111Hdp,
JOS. 111A11111 Wm. ;MLitt.
D U Q UESNE AND WEST POINT
IRON FORGES, PITTSBURGH. Penna., man
facture all classes of Forging., vial liteamimal.
Shafts, Cranks, Piston Rods, Levers, Pitman Jaws
Y
Wrists; a l l Railroad . Loconthl Ire
Frames, and shape work. The tinders's' led
having heen for many years engaged In the bullet.
are prepared to, furnish all orders entrusted to
them with promptness and di patch.
iy115151 JO-‘. r. HARM &
aEO. F. SCITECTEOAN - CO.,
=I
PRACTICAL LITHOGRAPHERS,
The ONLY STEAM: LITHOGRAPHIC ESTAB
LISHMENT WEST oF THE Afo UNTALN S. Beal
utaa v, Lete Hese., Bonds, Labels,
ehon Cards,
Dtploioaa, rortraltn,
Certificates of Deposits, ITIVIittIOII VILMA, Ae• Ac.
2107. 72 and 74 Third at., Flttabulgh. Se2l;lal
=I
I=l
13L80,
ANDLIISON, (XXIX lc CO.,
Clitiber:4sollBTV JUN EZ. I.IOY 13 a Cu
=I
' ,to
F'f'il rl' if iLA~HA t. Ct'.
Engicre Builders and Machinists,
3zr.x.mcar.. - 3r,
No. 32 Ohio eitreot,Alleghen7.
ktAnufnctarer of
ISITM=a ,vvrc=ont.s:szo,
purrs u UitUll, kA.
PAllii, CO.,
llsnubrtu rers of
Ilin2Etni=
C
J. PAINTER & SONS.
OKUBAL .1111NUTACTtritEn5 VP •
IRON AND F ORGIN Gs • Where he...,Cl,hec to ecetve - hts riend& and patron
• • wt., are in need ot the services of an experienced
lipeelal attention (leen in the mannfaccas/d
- DENTAL PRACTITIONER•
Hammered and Rolled Locomo
tls e and Car Axles,
3EC-X-BaorstL.A.MV 332=1-.9.2%77=5,
RAILROAD CILIAIRS, SPLICE BARS, BRIDGE
IRON BOUM,
LINKS AND DOLTS, I BEAMS, GIRDER. LHON:
OCTAGONAL HOLLOW WROUGHT IRON PONS;
T AND ANKLE IRON. &a
WAREHOUSE,
95 Hater and 126 First' Streets;
OFFICE,
AT THE WORKS, NINTH WARD, PITTSBURGH.
ocls-127
- FORT .FITT
BOILER, STILL . AND PINK
wortmcs.
•
CARROLL & SNYDER,
MANOTACTIJIMIS OF
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-FY:TIED, TUBULAR!
FIRE-BOX & CYLINDER ' STEAMROLLERS,
I OIL STILLS AND OIL 1111NRS,
CHIMNEYS, BREECBINQ AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON
DENSERS,
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS, AND IRON
BRIDGES,
PRISON DOORS AND COAL SHUTES:'
Oaten and Works. corner Second, Third,
.Short rttct Liberty Streets,:
. ,
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
hrinders teat to the trove address be
promptly attended to.
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS. -
SINGER, MICK & CO ,
_ 1111.-NUTACTUItiatI3OI .
BEST REFINED CAST STEEL'
(MARL FLAT IND MON, OF ALL SIRS.
KILL, MULAT, CiIICULIII, UAW AND CROB CET
. SAW PLATES.
•
ELLIPTIC AND VEMI-ELLIPTIC
RAILWAY SPRINGS,
' Cast Spring Steel,
Cast and German Plow Steel
PLOW WIN(1.1 AND muwzn.
SPRINGS, AXLES AND STEEL TIRE,
BIOME, BOWEL, ME, HAKE, VOICE, Toy.
CALK • ROW -B ND MAIARB, Ao IHINEILY
D C e A.ST STEAL,
C ~ As. -
Warehouse, 83 Water SI., Patsburgh,
.cIB:k4 • -
ATLAS WORKS,
NORrox sTREET,
Ninth ,TV ard, Pittsburgh.
THOMAS N. MILLER, yresident
,ATlT:',.,W.boV.„%t3t7.'"nf,"'‘'N'rll . lg.`e'sn'd".",?.°4` . :rT
pared to furutch
Englies of Every• DescripUon,
Bailers, Oil Tanks,
Sheet Irofi Wort,
Railroad Casting
Hulling 31111 Castings,
Eitaine Castings
Machine. Caktlngn
t; suers] Castings.
ORDERS SOLICITED,
/1013148 •
MONT BLANC FOUNDRY.
Butler Street, Nii3.th Ward,
OPPOSITE UNION IltON -
PITT/33ER1:7,171.G.-33.
ROLLING MILL AND BRIDGE CASTINGS
EMERY AND CASTINGS mud:ALIT.
Orders prompt!, arid carefully executed. .
CUUARIi ILS ItEASONAISLE,
EBUERT & MACKLIND:
•
CRESCENT STEM WORKS
MILLER, BARR it .
MANVFACTVItILOS Or
BEST QUALITY CAST STEEL
Vliarranted Hynal to any hi the Mark•
SCULL ATTNV I CAINIALLIO /ME CAST
-.
°thee, 3i3 Wood Street,
IN ST. CHARLES HOVEL BUILOI.NO
PITLEIBUSIOit. Jou. lah. RM. 1e1hn14.9
DUQUESNE IRON AM/ STEEL WORKS,
/ULLMAN, RAM( & CO.,
ILA.NIMICTUI4IIS or
Iron, Nails, Spit ige, Axles,
PLOUGEL•BPRIIie AND A. B. B.TREL, &0.,
WAREHOUSE.
No. 77 ITlTeatcor tatraat,
PITT8131:11G11.
-
ROSED.ILE STOVE WORKS
L. PENIRSON, Jr., & CO.,
I=
Cooking and Heating Stoves,
HOLLOW RARE,
Of the very LATEST PATTERNS and STYLES,
Warehouse, 197 Liberty Street,
Prrrsinatani, PA.
WORKS, NIANCRESTER. .31163
1-1-A_ItIVNVAJI i E.
B. WOLF, ..TEL, & CO.,
Hardware (%. Cutlery.
Are now receiving large ►Ulltinns to onr stork
which la offered to Deniers al
XiLELEVIMIX , LII7 PPLICLEES
Corner Eiberly.and Si. Clair Sts„
_burgh,
sorZilt7l
LIPPINCOTT & BIKEWELII,
No. 118 Water Street,
xAzarrArrilnins.o7
FA.TINT 1.111.1.)UND, .
. .
CIRCULAR. IMLAY, . _
RILL AND CROSS-CUT
AL VET IE3I .
cza
a. W. worinOW ' Jas. It. nAILNUILL.
OMURA BOILER WORKS. •
MORROW & BARNHILL,
ItAXOTACTUIIIIIB Or
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Agitators, Tanks,
Salt Pans, Gasometers, Wrought
Iron Bridges, Sheet Iron
Work, dm., die.,
CORNER LIBERTY AND SECOND STS.,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
iffirIIEPAIRINtI DONE PitpalPTLY. my21:1,2.3
UTILITY WORKS: •
McLEAN & SLATOB ,
No. 83 Liberty St., opposite Fourth,
itaxtreacrroneas or
CABINET IaiIaSTAIIDWARE,
They make a specia lty of Iron Bedstead anti Pivot
Castors: Porcelain, BeditcadAiner Pivot Hast Ors:
14. dstead Fastenings; atop. for Extension Tables,
Lc. They also manufacture and have constantly
on band• Thumb Latches, ii_pring Latches, Ed• Lean's
Window bash Supporter. di • Lesn's Eccentric bash
Button, Utility bbotter •and 11011 Hinges, Grind
stone Hangings, bad Irons, Bash Weights, - dc, dc.
Jy2:oo
•
...W. VA.NXIIM J. P. 1114..D1.17
j ETNA STOVE WORKS.
A. BRADLEY. &
Moserfacture every variety or
COOK, PARLOR AND HEATING STOVEGI
Aim, which are tb r e celebrated EttRERA, TROPIC
and TALLMAN (Cool Btoresa PURANA., T
ERAN Ind LIWNIUDIN (Wood Coot nVE
ow.) Alp)
manufacture
GRATES, GRATE FRONTS, dne..
office lad Warehouse, earner of Sedond and Woo
Innen, rlttaburgh. Batmen on liecnad street.
• alnlynk.
Opposite the Cathedral,
• Especial attention wall be gicen to the preserea
. 110:: bat,rAl tt• th by sltlllruity I,lent
an at:it rift!, and by: giving' them
I. trtAtme thug rre.crvlag theca for
tut., arc, obt ate.
:1 the tet,th of young Pero.. 61'Ui
,folly Altered. tO an , l corre 'tel. •
Art![, - 131 teeth, relaiicee . d .
as :ea. an , l o , y magi ,. We' , Lov
till,tlllliStL. Nl.l for alb :who
1 cosy on', them.
All recent dlag:ov,rh, o 1 ,th“. in el ring Tel lof
frulu pain In extractlon , lit De AM-
D:11y a+ In
to thus, "l;0 :nay deal:, tllOll.
(Klee hour , from A. L. 1. M. ,17:1q3
ADDITIONAL BOUNTIES TO
Soldiers of-IS6I and 1862.
AU w serrod three years are ent7cle.l to 5100
bounty; those re', log two rears, $551:r0 who were
&is:l/Argent by reason of wounds, or thel
2hrec Months /Extra Pay
le due Volunteer Officers in the service Harsh
1965, .ad discharged. mustered out, or resigned
.I.l'tNeAbPlidn..l-5-ei';,ralsnently disabled are entitled (
to 41134: CV) or $43, according to degree of disabil•
"Y.
W. J. 41.1A.LL ItATTICItiON, Attorneys.
.‘
8100 /1°u"1"
PROMPTLY COLLELTED BY
M'MASTER, GAIIAM & BUTTERFIELD,
AT rousEvs AT LAW
soLnuens , _
BOUNTIES, PENSIONS,
Extra Bounties, Back Pay, Bzc.,
Collected In the:ibort.t poolble time, by
A.II. BROWN. •
JOHN S. LANiair,
Attorneys at Law,
Calce, No. 11A Firth street.
PITTSBUROH
nulSollwT
F. BROWN,
LAM
Local Claim Agent
- E. S. SAN. C 031.,
Office, No. 67i Fourth Street,
(SItCUND F
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pensions . , Bounties, and Arrea'r
of Pay Promptly Collected.
No elinige made until claims see nettled. and then
hut u inoilnonie • Ica :Will
WM. A.. SHINN.
Trim..rEr AT L.hr Ilr,
No. 120 Fourth St.. opoosite Klltlas Hall.
Particular atteutton given to the collection of se
connte, ti `a, notes, .1 u.
Plume: - ,.lifts In New 1 ere, hosted. Baltimore
, Phile.delp n; Beaver, Bellefonte, Bre..ilng, Va.
Int.llanahuus, /nil.; Morgantown, W. Vu., Utica
N. 1., an.l ehelvbere.
• J WIN A. STRAIN.
At.3LaIlD-M3MRLDer—A-10",
LEA-001cio, Justice of the Peace
AND I'OLICE MAiIIsTRATE,
Office, 112 Filth St. opposite Cathedral,
•-• • .
Deede, Bond,. Mortgag,t, A etc auwledruents, De-
Itlun. and 11 Leal Ituslxets executed with
neon/lank, and dlspacch. ut7l9:el
EUTATE Atte:
nc
It NT. thrice UY ,
cortter of male,
PEACE AND
Dravor "recta, Lawreeville. - •
Special atteutton lt/veu to the purchase and sale
or !teal Estate the Collection DI Rents. aadtbe pre,
p srat lon isluowletigrocut ot all klusls of Legal
Conveyances.
WILLIAM JANCEY
Joel lee of the Pence and ° tarp Public.
zer.h7:l.,
EUSTACE S. MORRO iv,
ALDERMAN AND CONVEYANCER,
72 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Pout of the Eteasion apposite fhilham Street
CIDITHAIII T. EWING,
Attorney at Law,
'o. 69 Grant Street, Pittsburgb,ya
rokmi.lo net for Ohio, Kentucky, ww. viz
sulk, and olbur Inv If.
•
11 . MACKRELL,
. kiTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
No. 69 Grant Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
c,24.1,25
. 1016 i C. McCOMBS;
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
NO. 87 Fifth .Street.
• I:panties: and Arrears of • ray
znotaptly gullected. non:no.W.
W. J. trYIP.S....W. C. /iOrVAII"..C. A. 11. In /88
MYEltti, fIOPPEIL fi CO.,
(Successors, to It. Bolger.)
No. '45 Smithfield St..
Manufacturers and Dealers In
.11 kinds of
HrETEI.DtTraTETPLE -
Parlor, Chamber,
and Dining Room Sets,
OFFICE ANO SCHOOL FURNITURE,
Tojft_thur with a fall.sortmtzt of
Pittsburgh Manufactured Furniture,
Conbtantly 011 hand and for vile at the
Sacvvcrorat Cush 3Pricosis
.01,0. S. GuArr
BAIICUS GILAFIF,
96 Libort? , Street s
DEALERS IN GROCERIES & i'RODOCE,
k'resh and Choiec
AT LOWEST CASH. PRICES.
Our ‘tim 1110 ;keep a
Firet-Class Family Grocery,
troaaze, to QUALITY.
rule. arta DEA
it . alleys 4: GRLIEF,
91.1 Ltb,:rl.7 strcet, corner of ke?ry. _
[lll=l
IV M. L. -SANFORD,
General Commission Merchant,
AND DEALER IN GRAIN,
iormxm.xvczor3zrm,
.
liaglirs• complete arrangensenls for snelllng. 1,7
ste•nl. Pm bushels of Corn• err day. and 1:g/bushels
of Coro Alt al, , repretrully solicits patronage
All orders promptly atti!ode•l tu nt the lowest
rat,—
=I
ST Atkin...,
OE=
.p.RIVATE
If it.YOUNII. (late of Philadelphia,)
No. 77 Thlril rt,l. 'yes'. ail tlearriptlona of Pr*
re it ' isenses With unpa deuecess.
Particular .Spur Matonlaoena an)
diseases of the Urinary Organs. ills treatment for
the same' being tile moat successful ever employed
•AIl ives hope s of a tip, edy cure to tee &filleted.
etLdies will end Ids tirtimenagegue superior to ant
her prepaeat tun fur removing elistructlotto to the
healthy menstrual loud. No. I, line Dollar In.
luittre. NO.. I, which to four degree, 'lron nu
designed for" obstinate Cane, Flee, pc
but•le.•
OM, hours 8 A. 15. 10 5 P. It., 6 P. M. XOB P. V.
T Address, with stamp. 411: YOU!: ti, No. 711
lUVATI; DISEASE&
OPYICY. 25314 PE,l52i !MI SST, near Liana.
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Pot - the cure of all diseases of • rrlvate asters.
from two to four days, hy.an calf ety new and sW
treatment. Mao, nominal Weakness, and el% ot b.
dim of the genital organs and their eri
Cure warranted or money refunded. .vizmot,
UOea hour.,_7l. Y. 11.4 . la) 2. awl 44. 8 P
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fth"band Stactlinerr i lan
;At 0V1T.11 . 0 " ,L"in' D ' o r fle ^ rg ! MA;
Fro Wal k .1 2 1 g ' II,ILT fl'on ' uttilons.
- CORNER If AlteanOli ANL 1 . 1/12
of it Wra, Ittaburgh. ra.
it,,Mirlng and 1.1.1.11. up acb I nery prom - ptly
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825,000 "L"'-*.
tenon. Je.tl ing to bOT{OW mosey on
• BON ...A3D•)IUIITUdGE,
For one, two or more flit., will do well to call on
. UnininE Y. PIT,TTY.
„, ft,.. Ratate Agent. No. 118 t. Glair street.
W INDOW SHADES—Anew lot
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war and ticentafut tietlans on linen, ? an,
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jurirciftta.ti,ll,o, .P
14 and .Inte4 /ktrilers.
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JUd• • Bile,
INTED
Roback's Stomach Bitters,
Alter years of experience and trl J. have proven to
be the best remedy extant toe all mar:slats where.
a tonic and stimulant are require,. They u, ver fat I
to.treggtben the weak. PaPiVt vigor to the strove.
and lit all respects restore shallered and UNA.,
down conalltul.lons. No remedy has heed retire
wile as much favor as I:OIIACY.'3 taTIJ.lll(li 11l I.
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ff=lam
WM. L. tiAN FURL)
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BUT
ARE BETTER,
ROI3ACK 7 S
BLOOD PILLS
CMTFL - JE,
SICK HEADACHE,
Costiveness,
a i na All Diseases of-the Bowels
DR. ROBACK'S
Blood Pills,
Blood Pills,
AND
BLOOD PURIFIER
-ARE UNEQUALLED
EINXIMEEM
Scrofula; Syphilis, Skin Digease, Old
Sores, Salfßheum, Dpspepsia,
or Indigestiop,
Sick , Headache,
Liver Coinplaint,
Rheumatism,
FEVER RD 1611 E.
St. Anthony's Fire,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
LO :I : 1 ‘l` :JrAti) %41:1
ARE GOOD;
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It tsmlthltted by onr most learnsd physklarn that
XI.OBAC K.'S BITTERS combine She yrolwrurs
PI P. gentle lazatlye. an el/it:fetal anti-hilltops t
P.nd the beet .I,ol3Achlt known to the wurbl.
ZtOBACK'S
BITTERS should Le used 17 convaleset.nts to
atreugtheil the wortratlon which always' rolloty
neute diseases.
In the bilious districts or the West and South,
- there has. for a long time, been much nemieJ.
article of Stomach Biller', aide!), irtaken in prop
',
ven ntativ e uantit [I'S nod at the proper time, are a aide p,
of m
Bilious Fever, 2ce•er and .goes
Lia , ' ; er Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Jaundice, Kid-
ney Complaints, and alt
Inseases of a sinfi-
lar nature, and
.49.. re ette
As a preventive for bilious deungement, rerust . .
lag the system. and stylus tune to the digratller•
gong, thaw any other known remedy.
Now alit the wor la o - er. there will be show •
his
homes In the South. No person who nits
his eltuuldso there without h.2 0 4.0C‘:r
ou hand the I 1 CIEUS, as aea essard asa •
,tar sly
&mites. and tnatadles engendered by a' l
pointed water
Trash - Ors to and all residents of the
r.n .
bottoms of the west and south. and tit. -
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We
idlsalsilunl and Its tributaries. sPota , • • •“" "
. prue t clo
sets,. With the r
BITT T x7l R
PRIM, VAVION
Eau :son D, Dr. C, W. &6ul,
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FSOLE VILOPRIETORs
To 41014 illletten ehonld 1)e addrA,sed
Nois. '56, 58; 60, and: 62
EAST TI MID STREET,
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