AND SUBURBAN , 41AIWNWE 01 21382' /NO THIRD a 21tio "Avettitle awe Atlantis Telegraph , . Al a meeting of the Board of trade, of Pitts. Burgos Ye Jannad7 rib., the following nolo oorsi werennanimously ;mooted t • Wristaels—All new enterprises of a nubile ts" , •,,sersater„ designed for - the creation of m on:Moat facdilties for the transaction of bust ,. uses; - deserves, if intended to be permanent their etthrenter, she support of the public, Bed, That' the Pittsburgh Board of Tradscreceignite with pleasure Use snocess of grusTsettbr and Alizarin Telegraph VoulteloSs 1.... , lathe hated States, in the construction of .Its line from Tritaburgh to the sea board; that la hie - oonstruction aim lines toreros the Mississippi riser end the Lakes, we feel graft .... flagon, - 10 the - hale of illMsa ell means • Cr.thWgranbla communlestion with. the .assolved, That competition is the only holkolcure for the evils of monopolies, that villein:By endorse the Pude° and Arisuric ' Veleirrlglh Company of the Vatted Mates, as an enterprise worthy of the support of the • business •partiesa the more espeolatly as it Is a western organization, all laisslole means, are taken to have its entire stock subscribed to the west. .- _ . • Resatoedl That we take pleasure in noting Stu previsions to us oortillcatesof sto.sk—th at the line cannot be sold without the written oonsenr of threelourth Of Its stockholders, as providing St guarantee that the line will • not be absorbed-or soldout, to a removing of a healthy competition- In the cost and fecal ries of telegrapae - communication; and assn. . ring to the businessunblic an exemplar from Meant* of telegraphic monopoly, • • • • Wouldn't Pay for a License. . . Yesterday afternoon a man named John :Wain was brought before United States • sassioner Sproul, charged with violation of the United States Revenue Laws. The accus ed la a butcher In Allegheny, and had nio ii cenae, lie was omitted by Theodore F. Straub, • Inspector far the Twenty Afth District, that a lineage and the paying for the same were gAssompdy indispensable to the summand car- ITlng on of the butchering business under ex . Suing stanites.r. That made no. difference, • • , John wooldn't pay for any licenses. Accord ingly,.Mr. Straub prefed the charge men. $lOlll4l. the hearin gyesterday, the Com missioner 'urged the same necessity of a 11. sense.-. The same resell followed. the obits ' nate butcher utterly refusing . to entertain for a moment the thought of a license. There fore •ths Commissioner required him. to dad • • Li the sum or $10) for his appearance at t13 1 4.' irtrial b trof. bail agatta'tlnr,rUti: could get, but beMused to makeany effort 'to indent any. He was accordingly neat to jell. Ms wife subsequently came bailhooMce soul stated that she would semsre for him .t0467_, 60 that be wan prebablY have liberty if not OHM today . i Eziamices •t the llotraapheia . Slack water liailigittios. At present there are six danui on the Mono's ! Maeda river: making it navigable to Geneva, a 10111 l abnnt ninetydfire miles from the city, 11.1 el tour from the Virginia line. A seventh dam in the viciruly of Geneva would allow steamers to reach Morgaztown,Weser !minte r about fourteen miles farther up, and thus di Tart the trade of a large and productive sec . viten el' ecrontry down the ricer to this city. providedTrat e t water eatt v em iti°' a y e idfin ' rf zidcrtotruswn subscribes eci to the capital steel!. of the commtny. In accordance with. the 4:T*4:X...utast awe borough rimed!, thesense *Of the freeholders of town were to hare been „taken by ballot yesterday, anus the citizens are greatly In layer of the proposed improve ' meet, the decision was di:ddies:a in favor of the subrotiption. - • =3 • *simmaar, jaututry D. Judge Sterrett on RObinsati, Rea a. Co.. re. Eureka Lull:trance ComPanY. Plaintiffs sects to recover claims oaths steamboat River Queen, butted at the • itononawbels wharf m beptember,lSC4 haw. tow been 'fired by W. C.ChamplM, engineer, itaXtonessatalith owner of tne bft.t. Defend ants clam that under the terms_of the policy of insurance there can be no recovery, slake hailing:been taken to another company without halloo to the Eureka; end also for the resat= that the destruction of the boat was wilfully caused by:Champlin, one of the own. ent. On trial. Wlnnorsnar; January s:—Jndge Frampton on tho ballet. • - - John Adams and Frederieleldind vs, John C. Lnate. Tat. aunt (tried yesterday) was aets tNichy the p olson vs-James S. Stewart. Finland' a real estate agent, and alleged that in October, he sold • lot of coal head .. doott townatup, tor' defendant, which sale was ratified, but time he never received none neration for hie services as agent.;: Hence the sake, -Jury emu . Alice {tall at Si. vs. - John, E. Shagnir. ac tion to =Dover ramie profits! Un trial , Alleged Attempt to Defrand.--Jno.Shane made a deposition before 4ldermau Strain. yesterday, charging T. NIORitiCI, of Yermayl -thole avenue. with attempt to defraud. • It is alleged th at the defendant owes to the firm of nhane & Co. the sure of *601.37. and that he is now diapering of hie stock of goods at nue -110•N for the purpose, as deponent believes, of leaving the city and defrauding his creditors. A warrant was leaned, and the licensed arrest ed by officer Beth 'Wilmot. At the conclusion of the hearing he was held to bail in the sum :of 11.50 J to answer the charge at Court. Taws the Mogi:rig of the present - seal= of the Allegheny tatir Councito, we feel it incumbent upon us to tender our •in. cone and hearty thanks to D. Macferron, Eeq., .olerk Of the Ardent Council, and Robert DU. •Vorta,raq., alert of the Common Council, for loony favor. received at their hands during tgi past year. Both are careful. c4mgetene, ;-• aliktent and obliging officers, and have 'retry Oiled their resnectire positions during peat year, performing their Antics to the Inierret of the city and isatlafaction of the Tan Ws re.—For anything of -a substantial diameter In the tin ware badness we Know of no place to commend our readers than to C. Halley's. No. 146 Grant street. Ile Is thorough practical mechanic and has had liberal expel - Mace in his panteular line of business. - Ho keeps on hand atoll assortment of terdware. Mates, P.c., andlor bargains his establishment Is the place to paubni mt. • _ • • w• Cameral Wale our Mend and bro th er of the sada, Ginan Irwin. Esq., city editor of the Somnierdal, upon h.. election to the Al derniancry ot the necond ward, Allegheny. Kr. Irwin possesses all the talent, enterprise and enemy to make an rillelent officer, and will Sect the highest credit upon the constituency which paid him the honor of election. . A 'Canner on a Igullug.—Yesterday after • noon Pack Bank= came before Alderman nandSpa preferred a charge of smarm anti hatlea t irlast Sidney Cooper. Tne depo. sant !that the abused attacked him in the Ell/ th ward, near the' Pennsylvania Yore and then struck and kicked him. The r wan arreated by officer Wilmot i l li f ttel C 4rwa farther hearing. .saleasedotiliteal.—Joseph Weaver, one of She mew emaraltmor ciawta yo jut, by Alden. man Strata, to answer aohm., of pfiastog Counterfeit money, praferrect-Hazen, procured hail yesterday, and was roleasex, wait ontaide for hts trial. aquist.—Axi inquest wom held I,Y Coroner Clawson, yesterday morning, on the remains of Joseph - Franklin, who dropped head on the Washing/On Fake, near. Mansfield, Tuesday morning'. A verdict of death; from natural mimes was rendered. Detain/4.--Tb° Titusville Herold says Jo mph .T.Chase, Esq., has not yet taken tits !oat thejUntill tare, ito Account:of the serious " Illness el alto. Plii;vvao:1:11 jt.).I3IINT► 431-RAY, SUM= AN t) 810 N, PAINTER, GRAINER AND DLAZIEB, • • No. 64 Hand St., Pittsburgh. 'Male mid Ornamental Slim of every deserlpt br done to order. - AU Work boa proutptly.. at reason. lennod .21 B. BROWN, (Latitikt:tie [lna °I'D/mule & gonacar.) ALOkißli AND SIGN PAINTNRS, t 111r31 sad Maiko{ etteete, =:=1%!! &MIT WESTERN y, • PLANING MILL; osier May Streci ni Pumas 1117, PliTllllolllllll. PA. ibex!, Blinds and Mouldings K OWNS. •Unitntsbed wort Is stg u ln • t k ast t Vista •¢l:Ma tm.uA k dk .„ 6 " th ,at' Bo.n r rVa szermat Nina JOHN ETH. • Die Shaker, neca. mu to grist Emmet, 5EA1,7 41 (ma - coadun g stsispmat 4ESEEEir AU% PLASM TOR HA KU CLUFaIdl' , Wood dt e Coi.thatuood :1,7* !•01 , 111m17.•• aim nom, __••rmj.A. IICHOOSOMILEMI & SON , IPlttebarDi WM Lead Weeks, PURE WHITE LEAD, swig r , vvEr s ar. iros ?AMU 0 ia i X 4ll7 V* lll2 / 204 r•0t. VP Maar& wart NiAxa22. resittiaa su s nickir SayAlptark i IPI3. Lam. 31:114WrZ, er -nu I roker, corner . 118 Wood Stu lieu or . Fifth. All dearripUona or Government /tondo bought and sold Cu Mama terms. London and Continental . Exchange SIFO . a New York rates..... • 11141Liatt• Gold, Silver and Coupons botdqil rates. and Gold Drafts leanedon ...em Tor FINANCEA- - LVD TRADE 0771010ir71[11 PliTSEDItaa GAZITTE, ' • WEDNESDAY. ran.% 1561. The York stook quotations today, as repol-ted by Robinson, McClean. Co., were ae follows: Gold, I.llel34Rtßighty-one bonds,lol4lo.94Pive Twerities,old, 1073£1FIre Twenties, b 35, 10C; ,Pico Twenties, new, 104; Ten•Fortlos, Seven Thirties, .101%; Mehl wan Southern B. R., Silit Cleveland & Pitts burgh. 91k; Pittsburgh, Tort Wayne & 'caw, =a £i • Clileago Rock Island, 1034'; Eric, Railroad, 67M; Chicago awl Ndrth Wenn= 8..11.44.1;d0 preferred, MX; Western Union Telegratib Company, tag; Beading, t05;4; Illinois Central, OW,. New York Central 111 M; taimberiand, SR.,I; Ohio, • • .•!-The proposition to take from the National Ranks the right to count compound notes as a part of their legal reserve is creating alarm among bankers, and in • some quarters It IS claimed that such a course, If Insisted upon by law, would be very detrimental to the country at large. It is claimed that the with drawal of the compound notes from the ban!. at maturity willitorce open them a conserva tive policy, ivillbh cannot fall to be telt by their debtors, who moot pay up as fast as the banks are obliged to contract by the maturing of their Interest-bearing reserve. The follow leg Is an extract from the letter of the presi dent of the first National Bank of New York, which we have already announced was read by Mr./icily in Congresiduring a initiate upon the finances • . .1 wish to enter my protest to the Hon. Mr. Hooper and others against amending the Na tional Bank Law so that the banks cannot count In their reserve money and their cow pound Interest note!. When theyare due and payable they should not be counted as money; ant to compel the banks to substitute gold or greenbacks for the compounds they bold any faster than they tall due, will surely cause a revulsion In the money market, and the Coy ernmentitself will not be among the minor sufferers. The banks will isecessailly violate the law as regards their reserve, or fall, many , of them outright. • /..thother point 1n : Mr: Mauer's bill re stricting the rates of Interest and the severe penalty for usury which It imposes Is against the - spirit-of the age. 1-should bep takeer cent, leased to see a uniform rate of Interest, say 7 p with privileges, in writing, to 10 per cent, regardless of State laws.. —T/26 annual report of the Clevelandand Pittsburgh Railroad shows that the receipts for the year ending December to, ISSC, were 112,007.971, on which the o • penes were $1,627,- 170, leaving as net eamings 6910,702. From these net earnings there has been paid $319,. $ll, of which MX/ was interest and 1162,000 was for the sun nal runt of the Fort Wayne track. The balance of the Seat's business was then induced to $202..9, out of which a dividend at 4 per cent , was paid January 10, Nth, amounting to ItSLlkil. Out of the residue 6 1 / 4 ,611 was paid for new equipment, 01,010 tar new •struetures and improvements' and moreover,•l2ff,oxi of tibating debt has been paid off. The assets on band amount to the ndsome sum of 1099,VaLot which the mate. rill at shops are 5L11,069, the nat balance from personal accounts 17/7,4.96, while the cash In the bands or th e Treasurer amounts/U/01XX% —The-Supreme Court at Washington had de cided that National banks are not exempt from the obligatioa of paying taxes toward the pence and - other municipal and State ex penditure. It will be remembered that the court below adjudged the shareholders of bank stook to be ilauieon such shares to State and local taxation ni personal property. This decision bay been aMrnied, the dissenting Judges being thusse, Wayne and Swayno. virresnaon lIABJETZS: Owes as mil Prrrearrealt ElmTr; 1 • Wroxnamag, January h. 181 . 7 . i It was predicted acme weeks ago that after the Drat of the new year trade would become morn active, and that activity and buoyancy would take the place of dullness nail stages, tion. Thus far, wo regret to State, these prc dietons have not been wholly realised, and while there is what may be called a fair Job. Mug trade, there is almost an entire absence of anything like a speculative feeling, and, consequently, the operations in Flour and Grain, and produce generally, axe very lunch restricted, and we have but Comparatively few round lot operations to record. • Gttfax-sibaut Is nuret.but held firmly at I WO for NO.I epring, and, tO p.m IVs Winter. Oats dull but unchanged, and the same is true of Corn. The termer may be quoted at Id to SO, on 'track, and $2 to at, In amore. We an report a select 3.50 - bushs Ear Corn at 00-may ho quoted -at 73, on track. There is no movement In Bye or Barley, and erica are nominally unchanged. FLOUR-la firm,but the demand In light,and prices, if anthing, are looking upward. We quote at . to 1E2,75 for fair to choke Spring Wheat;. to .1440 for Winter Wheat; and il i a SIM to $l7 or fancy brands. Lye Flour is sell ing at .3 to s93‘. Buckwheat Is dull at aim per cwt. DRESSED 110 GS-Are not coming In so freely, and with a fair demand, the market may be quoted steady at 7lf to 0-004 In retail 'ray - pm/tern ming 7% for good averages. lial-Couunties to come is freely and with ' ',supply considerably :in ogee., of the de. mend, the market IS dull and neglected, though prices are nischang.l. We hare sale; of 2 careprlme baled reported at 4 - 23 per ton. BCTTEII-Tbers Is no Improvement to note la the demand, and while the market contra. acs dull, prices remain unchanged-prime to choice 801 l selllnt: at 31 to 33. • EGG-Ss-Dail with a supply largely in excess of the demand, and - fresh packed move very Slowly at 30. JIPPLE9-4:lalet and nneltanked—llle re ceipts are increasing slightly. 11 e can report molar Liles at 1;SO to SI per Lbl, for good to prime. POTATOES—Ccrntinne exeeedlngly "MIL notwithstanding the arrivals have been very mea,gre for some time 'last. Small sales Of Paled Blows in store, at SW per bushel. 011;—Lard 13,1 Ls selling at 41,12 to 41,13 for Sto.l, and b 7 to Be for .No. S." LA.B.lls—New kettle rendered Larit Is selling at 12% to 13, In tierces. prprssuaGrx PETROLEUM mum= • 01110101 THZ PITISISMIGH tiasetsa , I WEDSZSDAT. January 9,1867. CRUDE—The market was remarkaoly quiet today, but Iwo email sales. amounting in tile aggregate, to three hundred barrel. being re- Ported.• and •14; packages Included, we be lieve, was tile: price. For barrel oil, on the spot, quotealons may • be fairly given at 234 to 9, packages returned, and 1334 to 14, packages Included, and for .t.no present • these may ice regarded as Aile -extremes of the market. Smith's Ferry Is selling it 734 to this is turned, and area at these seemingly low fig • ores.'tbe demand IS limited. For inning de- Ter'a we lg4c,'rbsgrlfortdteore l o llr. e at ibugre'rrs.. lallra , aa° a...seamed Quotation, and some dealers refuse to serre issa4,preferring rather to taco the chances of the • 116.11.2111 D—The market . was quiet to.day, and while there' no clun4,6w, prints hone, the market east Liless acute and . a shad. weaker—at least it was mokeportect to as. The aale of 'nuo Ibis, noted in our last re po,rt as pending on Tuesday evening, was conaumatcd—commencing With June at 34, and advancing one halt cent liar gallon each month. For immediate delivery in 'phllad et. we x . 2 o t s l 4 n t u o niis gt? .. alz i rn ,tn rg 27 to STA delivered In Philadelphia. Fr ee quiet andunehanged. —ln our last. report; .there were two vely annoying errors, Which we here take occasion to correct. The sale of 3000 bble erode for ,Spring delivery, was at 9 instead oft cents, and 1600 bble bonded for platy delivery, at XS, Instead of 21. • _ Moir 'fork Dry Good. Market. • •Igew Yosix, dan. I.4The market Is limier, and there Is more business doing. In he new styles of prints, at IS for Sprawl:lest i s for Pa ola() American; 1734 for Aliens; 17 for 4inolds; 13 for lialealteag; 1414 Sor•Warosutta for 1314 and llolreqz, at llrown elleetings lirm and in moderato demand. at Hl4 for *Bowie, A; 12 for Indian Head and Pacific extra, and ,1154 for Stark, A. Bleached !dueling/1i limited request and film at 2214 . f0r 4 Wsniltatts.;_3l for tari n 3= l e„eiNly t =tea -NA; 24 for Lang. James town. Canton YlannelThttlerafterdetioirtnel, at St:* for Hamilton - Stout and Lwow; 23 for Franormla, and 2a forkhuMktetifir• Steel. /Market. PHILADELPHIA. January B.—There wee an of fering of 130.000 pounds of wool, comprising lots of fleece Texas and VOODECKI, owned by Tobias and Bldmiller, and. part damaged by fire. The trade whit well represented with • fair amount of manufaeterers in attendanco. There was an improvement In prices over last weeks' quotations. The bidding was spirited and good fooling seemed tp - manifest itself among the buyers generally. The wool. oden lair was sold eXaePting three little lots of shoddy. which- were paseed. The prices of fleece ranged from 373.0 to defer drat class lots. Texas sold at good figures. CesiettiosU /roe Market. Clacresran, January 7.—The past tout been another quiet week for pig iron. The demand It Uglit, - bnt • etOeke' are only moderate, and, though quiet, the market et firm. Ilot blast U bout at/steate per ton for mid mon, and re ova for hO. I. aecording to bond. Cold blast i s gained at pa to /G 5 per-ton, as to quality.. A few sales wore made within the above range. In bar Iron tho transa,cUons are light, though we have no Mange to note in prices. We quote moult fiC, and Charcoal 51 ego per pound. and mule Oboes aro in lair request, at sux, c o . pet i te:Aid for the former, and 9Nsi Tho Lo u" „,„„ • Sionditurlllie on an — feb January ft.—;Sales t 7 bade. tohac. Wbelf, aeme. Superfine Flour, 119,75. Bed taa ro b "O. TLC liot clear 8 - 01 5 t, Nicilaesui, Tea pilaw Ylantition ky,13,03 in bong. 'X. 0. Sugar, 130. Whin. riassauptua am t . 14: 3*444' valzrood ""14.1 i lobo a l an j ul nattYftiCagtie b ay . O bolapst ea, zoo tau *IMO to per Mips. Itiattymbes of booefiya 41, ii at .A 74 .19.• 93" 'af , 1.;!;X:t!r 7 .2 , 7 -- . , : ifflasarrs BY Taixeseien . • Mein. Yens. llnnselnl I Maars --- rnwrOlkk,Jantsary Opened 414114, adran , ..ed to 301 1111d:,Cledta weak at, r,fi• ac^- ernmemla lowerand drill. • Money nosier 6(07. COIVOn. ' Bl , WAIN: do Nr., 1094/10610 do 411,1 4437%; 40 '0,70% 10409 903.0100. Stocks lower and . closed - . steady : Wastem Cnlon 4314;149; New York Central, 103‘4210%.1; Heading, 4 :46 1 91: Erie, 6 4‘41 05 :1'; /Gonne Can - Ind, 184; Plttabwrgh, 894GFOX; New York. 4.VIGGoi , " ; Rock Island, 17VT.. , erre Haute,Wl , l;' MiE.9 - oGfri as, 9*..;. Mining atOcks active and higher Corydon; SZ; Quartz 11111, 490; Grin.. sell (told, 190; Orosse,l64 Gold Hal, 410. New Work Produee !Lipka. Saw Tone, January 90—Cotton, 34%80.10. -Flour lees active and unchanged. Wheat dun and unchanged; three boat loads of No. 2 Mll. wankee, on speculation, at $ 2 ,40e2,42. Dye, !,7(120 for Western. COrnlate /owelr, at2airrenYtr=l?4ael'feerVlZLstigl..ra. laft lower, at We for Chicago and Milwaukee and Oft for New Ohio. Pork firmer, ate011,00g; DC2 (or New, closing at the latter mien for estern; 119,00619,22 for Old, closing at the latter price for cash, and $19,75617,00 for Prune; 1.910 bble of New sold at g20,711g911,03. Cut Meats heavy. Dressed Hogs easier, ay/12439,25 (or Western. Lard doll, at Int9ll9c. Prtro leum quiet. Wool steady and quie t, at 22665 e for domestic fleece. at. Louts litsiket., Sr. Louts, Jan. D.-. Tobacco nominal, at Id la tllO,OO for common factory dried leaf, Kne e t- Oo for fillers. •15.00asopo for good fine I . and 4330473,00 for fancy. Hemp dull at Ara for choice undressed. /our steady and un changed. Wheat higher, at 1p,70 for good fall, and $2,8302.90 for choice. torn dull, clo3- Ins lower at MH9oc— the latter very eboice. Oats dull, at 6:470e. Provlslons inactive; mews pork; MOOkykll.so or prime mees,lll7,oo for clear trmas. and $22.0 0 far bulk abouldera. Hams 71149 e; clear rib aides 10,4 c; ho na and aides II Bacon; clear stdea yiL,tout4e. Lard dui; at 11 544 12 0 . Hoge darner and closed dull at P1,0066,4e. W htsky dolt and declining at a 1,1762.18. Bran dull at fl 40. Neyr Orlemui IllarkaL New Onts,.sa, January 9.--Cotton lower; sales„ 3.74N1 hales; low middling, 314S7Se; mid. tiling, 3414233 c; receipts 3,250 bales; ag1. 3 . 1 " , 4,500 bale.. Sugar in g ood demand, at 10,140. Molasses firmer; common, 573441100 o; prime to choice, 03474 e. Flour dull; anperilne, $ l / 4 t s ' 1 extra, 611,7543115,05. Corn firm and unchanged. Oats quiet, at 44800. nay quiet, at atStiM. Mesa Pork, V 1,35. flacon in good demand; shoulders, 130; sides, 13_ 1 481.511c. Lard.l3lsol 130. • Tobacco and Whisky unchanged. Freights unchanged. Cold FAX. =II Jan. —FIONT heavy. Wheat CINCINNATI 3 to Se ' lower. B. Whisky steady, And at 1M23 in bond. Rog, thillipackers demand conces sions of 2.3 m drovers are not trilling to secede, nothing done; the rates asked ranged from $ 7 to $751 Receipts 15,500. Provisions dull and nothing doing. Gold 531. Miaow) Market. CHICAGO, January 6.—Flour unebangea: Wheat dull, 10 Ito lower, at( 2,17 a 2,11 k (or No. I: 1,93 01,94 for No. 2. Corn dull, at 10 low er at SI for No.l, Milwaukee. Oata doll :411% . ••gB ' •••ler ' • Philadelphia Market PRILADZIPIII.4, January 9.—Floor mord aCtiVO nt $12,50ig1i 3 0 for Pennsylvania and unto. Wheat In talc demand and unchanged. corn Is In demand at $l,lB for N New oats SSCCOC. Pronslons dull. M om Pork, ntrowts ny atAnsoito. PISIIIIIII , IIOIII, FOX? WA2IIII a CnIOAIIO B. IL January 9-1 car corn, 8 1. McHenry; 1 car bar ley. Pater &urea; 3 do do, 7. Wain ortalit ; 1 ear hay, Campbell & Aiken; Ido do, W D Patter son; 1 car 42orn. Keil a hitchart; 1 do do, Ido milltepl„ • do hay, LI Ilea Jr; 76 ../ddes, KB dope; 912 Ws flour, Shoe:akarLang; 100 do . J B Doe ,• 3 cars scrap steed, Wm 31 ;211in2i 20 oil bbla , W P Logan; 9 can metal, Mimic* & co; 10 Mils aPPles.. l l Conway; 1 ha butter 11. Elroy & 11 1 1CknOn; 90 pkgs, A llooreleri Cars hay. Dryden Bono; . bids apples,A peg but ter, 1 do MR. Tlioe Hager; 'Y Pkgs wooden 'rare, Shomaker & Lang; 10 do do, Arbuckle, rot car blooms, John Moorhea d ; de boxes candles, ;tellers & co; bbla 011, U Sellers & co; 7 sits dry apples, 2 do butter and eggs, 11 Riddle; 1 car wheat, J 8 Liggett. & co; 17 don brooms, Kirkpatrick & Uroar. kgb lard, Blalr & Woods:3 do do,-1:11 Voir. & co; car bay, (iral7,llyers It CO; 1 car metaliJas WOW Son; 33 bales hops. Jblitt White lr; 33 oil bbl., J Bonn; 102 bbls Boor, Sam Lindsay Jr & co; cars meat, P Sellers & 02;4 eery hay, Li N Courtney. Prrrestosea, C01.171=11 a Chtchnram H. U. January 9.-11 elm rye, 0 do barley. 2 do seed, Ileanor. harper & Hood; 6 kgs butter, 31 11 Ran ghat sdo .1, Blair & Woods; 16 bbla clay, 1/ 11 Collins; t 2 sacks oats, 10 do [gritty, S L Mc Henry; 0 bogs, W Criswell: 27 sacks barley, P Scott; 100 bbls floor, 8 Lindsay jr & co; 43 trcs hams, J 11 Parker; 200 Dbl. dour. Knox a 31c. Kce; 4l bbl, apples, Arbuckle, a oo; 10 =eke oats, Ja. Glenn; 3 tibia rye Dour, .1 Walker; 33 sirs barley. D n Galway; l car _oats, II steel Son;e care staves, Thom Markle; 2 ears corn, Stewart &Langenhalta; Ido do, J Meek 10 bbla fl oor, SllOnlikar Ling; 110 bids apples, EC Basta - Ink; 6do do, J 31 Burchfield; .0 John corn. Campbell & Aiken; 13 bbls cider. John Porterfield; 48 sks barley. Shlalds; tlsack.2 Date, S 1 do corn, Blair & Woods. Crorrsreees .exa Plelaaella RAILZO.I9. ;Flamm) , 9-6 kgs apple butter, Yeller. Alaea Shepard; 10 bbls pearls, DlUiee & Bro; 0 cars Iron ore, Shoenberger &.Blalr, 1 box tobacco, Atwell, Lea & cot 1 dressed tathy,lllatr.A Woods 12 kgs apple butter, Vcagt & co; 9 do do, C C Italsley; 4 do do, Steel & Bro; 8 do do,l3lwrgeon & Bro; 14 bls door, theltson & hiarehall; 6 bbl oatmeal, J A Renshaw; 10 dodo, Elegbmyer & Voskamp; 92 sits bees wheat dour, J D Bravo; 10 dressed hogs, W Johnston; 45 sks old paver, Godfrey .A Clark; 2 cars bay, G A Sadler; ado do, 15 bola older, J Stratton; 5 Dbl. whisky, 8 Shock; 4 eta apples, Ido rags, D Houston; I bbls butter, Fetzer & Armstrongs l l dodo, de t r lllgTi . plet a rtura k Er o l " ? bgfs b o n e, r .l Nuttall; 4 pass totacoo, Knox It Orr. STATIOX. il/1131117 ate corn, Vlcksra 6 Rabbi S bas candles, Sdo soap, Shnlz d Danner; I car bap, Leacook a skslbuseed,ll. ifSo damtt27o mks oats. W J Houma; 10 bxs soap, W Hahn; 1 car wheat. McKee S. oo; 100 bba Pour, K K nos d Soot /Endo do Coy, Noble t co; 77 ski rags, tiodlrertr. Clark. PITTSBURGH GIS SIVINGCO• 5 OFFICE, No. 59 Fourth St. • ICUP.WICUILMAit JAMES I. RENNET, 'President. ROBERT MIRY, Vice President. ARTHUR W. BELL, Sec'y &Trees% JA9 I . PIZANET" JOHN W. C/1.1.1 , ANT N. J. BM EC, liOU: lila • W. . MICE. pIT'TERVIEGR PAPER MANU• FACTUBINEI COMPANY, Ilanufsetureriot : Printing. and Wrapping Papers. lfiitiTa, ln alititl&7l72Zlg472: • 017FICE:AND WARESOUNE, 82 Third Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. u"l ' w qhl7 , R°lf l iftlgrarVgn,,, R iwtrzTon ,2 AltßAW. D 2l s llWric. H. c n t ir.,ll l ,t,B. / 4, 41m0. j am M. eerklas. Clash r itiatifor P.p.r Week. 0ce9:0413 FRANKLIN COTTON WORKS, ,E. HYDE'S BONS are mos lioularad co ataaufactari COTTON YALLII.CAEPET CHAIN, 001FXBUbT TARN, ANDLEW/OK. Tw[NE; Da mos, corm( waars. NEST CANAL OVUM. ballroom Ito6lnaop arid Loeuek t Allegbeay CRY. ea. ardently:Ml t t t end•d to. nob asp piniruoß OAR _TAanwp j PAT. ir-N • "" LEATHER BELTING AND 80% Kannftetareel at No. 114 INITIIIIELD lyr., by HARTLEY. META; & CO ♦Lo, Amato far AM Tort Dabber Co. • 1 C - felting: diwt,••„,rdit u ril, o r r ic ian ii %or LAVIN luyr:ra y 4 AWL*. 11/61,1 Howc, 1 11 ... rat.= BELTING! BELTING! LEATHER AND CUM BELTIND. Litt, GUN P IIOIE waders, At& Of the best quality Sad lowest pekes, at tba Taxidllaz Rubber 31, op. at 1108.20 AID 28 at MIR MEM drIJ J. t 'lncurs. 'WEST 'COMMON IMACILEVE fawns NerWwest Cerement Weir Oommon, ALLZauxT. YEZD'S ALA VAS/8 • CO. floe oa band or yzeinro oe awn solace HE/18TR MID a TIM STONES PLUM roe b" l i ttL W D A Nti 1 4 0 8 .87111% t c .118yOr en promptly 004C.504. L'ElufAS HZ ile PUN *EL/ octOtottat MONET LOAN OFFICE, N 0.131 8111Taff/IJAD MUT. weber of AMIN Pburgh. 2. 4 =dtloa a rUS 4 .11 i 0: S I = Tr %Vl= arr a irirooorlbt ° l4 * r .... • - • RYON, I m=s t. n iuo.-Luszoo on, received vu!'"""'"ir co. wticeserZ-ustustio4seek. PITTSBURGH ROPE WORKS. MANPRALL, FULTON & I Onlr Manufacturers to the we.' or 11E. , 'ITY CORDAGE,, Italtahle for Steam rad Coal HAWSER LAW on:= wriz HOPE. "rid Ropes for Coal Ratirocida, HEMP OAKUM AND PACKING, catrtatuitt CUIIOS. ae., Warehouse. 114 and 115 Water Street, dam. . o Near Moacnirabels House. There is nothing transpiring at the levee worthy of specild notice. The weather con tinues winter like, and the prospects for as early break up are not very encouraging. lire had quite e. snow storm yesterday afternoon, and the roads in the country, we have no doubt, are lit excellent condition for .leigh• ing. The following boats are taking all the freight thatofferet bate Robinson and Leoni das for New Orleans; Nate Putnam and Glen dale for St. Louis, - and the Maggie Bays for Cincinnati and Louisville. It was reported at Cincinnati on Monday that the Arabian bad been sold to some ht. Louis parties f0r424,060. The Ida Urea was at Pomeroy on Monday, and the Forest City left Parkersburg for Pittsburgh the same day. Capt. Jame Dean. of the Messenger, has has arrived at Cinemnatt. Ile reports his boat Lod up oimosite liandolph, MistassipPt, awaiting her a...ft,whielf was to teach Cincin nati Tuesday by rail, and:will be immediately repaired and returned. Tee days will probably elapse before the Molest:ger can leave her present eituatien. We clip the following I ms from the Cin cinnati Dommereird, of Tifesdays The Magna. Ilia L Csids 4. IL Prather, trill leave fur itipleY and Maystille to-morroveat la a. We snppose the Louisville mall packdte will also resume their regalar trips today : or tomorrow. Ono boat a day wouldprove a great encommoda. lion to the public. Capt. Mart. IL Wait, of Memphis, is here. Ile algid received a dispatch yesterday,annonnelng that the steamer Mem= phis cannot be raised. The Camel la has been thoroughly repaired ; and will leave the Me rino Ways as soon. navigation will permit. Capt. Lytle,. her commander, contemblates L a gi th ji:Z B .7 ° =lag aot 3 riri j rtcrtfriggdhet. Ills headquarters ate now In New:York. The Kanawha packet Nellie Norton, was high and dry On the bank &beret the -mouth orDeer Creek yesterday, where slie was °segbt by the receding river and thorn Ice. The various Insurance compaules heldnheir annual elec tions yesterday. The old pearl of Directors were generally reelected. We hope their losses during ISM may foot up less than dur ing IBM. The ilavana arrived at Nashville yesterday all tight,end diecharged her cargo. (apt- , N.A. COX OOTertilleB the Arabian to leave for St. Louis to morrow, Capt. Sam Darr. Jr.. left for Pittsburgh in last night's trabi. cam. Throop will Introduce a now patent redder on his new Evansville and Cairo packet Elying Eagle. c,pt. Lielly, of Cleveland,. Ohio, Is hero superintending its construction. An Alton taper say. the steamer It. E. Lee Is (aster than the famous Alto., which In years past ran between St.-Louis and Alton. In regards the name as a very- good selection, an the fleetness of the steamer will be a con stant reminder to the ex-rebels of the re =Muddy good time made by the General in- Chief of the Confederate army, on his retreat before the national forces, after the OVILCUIL- Lton of Mammal. Says the St. Louts fl toerat, of Monday: The stern wheel steamer Emaranth wan 501(1 by the Sheriff to Prod. Sebeatten (for James Mor rison and P.. IL Kelley for /4400. Mr. S. bought for other .parties. It is but st few months since the same boat woe sold at pd. rate sale for $11,.000. The New Orleans Ore,. meremi and... Lands that one of the oldest and moot popular steamboatcoalmen tiers of former days (meaning D. Dellaven) has on root, with every protest.llitY of carom., a project to build, so soon ns possible, a mag nificent . sthimboat to ruu In the St. Lnuir trade. The steamer to be built is to tar sur plus In elegance of construction size and speed any boat ever on the Mississippi river, and It 13 proposed to make nearly all the host-' nose men of Kew Orleans, St. Louis and the southwest interested in her. SUCCE., by get. tiag up a popular joint stock company, the shares of which shall be divided between the merchants and business men of the two sec tions In gams of one hnudreal dollars each. - The Yea has been sold by the Sheriff' at New Orleans for $3,000, cash. EIMI.3;N33OATEL TOR CINCLNIVATI ANDE lf aZ i t, Z. LQUISVILL—The Ana steamer • MAGGIE /1•1'8 Capt. D. L. Ilaanntoirloa, Is now rreemink frMaht far the .hove points, and Wit leave on the 11Pwral:sti crr:s Al IuATIVP lot L'4B" or 'irto - CHAS. SAUNAS.. At""' EM:I - Fen CAUIO AND ST.z i gr zs t LOTll3.—ha splendid stezmar 0 Cot. JOuR 11. IlAar., Will trove for for above sod et tottractliste on or &boot the lath or 11th lost. Fartrel/nl or Da2sage apply botrd or to JOS JAYE.* cuLLINe. Axeut. L _ lt CALIRO, MEMPLllitiggO i t 111 AND 8W OULB6.llB.—The Rae Ittgtl4l'""'„. Cpt. L. It. IteGOwAtt Will leave tor the above and al' Intermediate ports on the OPILNING OF tiAN'tt•Tit/N. For treldbt or paasa4pe mind on bow Or to deal . PLACd & COLL UWOOD. Arena. pu,mue cAuiromiru, wnEs. GURNER & CO., No. 80 Cedar St., New York, tiller for sale these valuable Wine...will:l are gain hag public favor with astonialdur rapluily.and abase unpreceoented and unrivalled popularity le not without merit. They have only to no fairly Meted to ekes them the precise.. over all others. And :norther of blood they excel all other Wines, athe inoneroth certlflc. tea watch have voltinta illy been tendered hum the moat eminent physi cians. as well as gentleme thatevery position to Rfe, ars proof emiclualve that Wines a. e .00101 In all eases for which they are recommended. • The following brands are nose offered by They comprise all the nitrite. now grown hi the Mate imitable (oriole: WISITS. or RUCH WINIC—Of a lieht straw color, veaZil i vitsri ‘ d floe havo l red i JOWL LUJA — nerirrirealiiraii; ‘ i ' lweet aloe, 'moth admired by ladles, tool valuable In the stet chamber, as it makes Eno well and miles. It le a line dthsan Vac, and well adapted for Commualou ITreaTEL—A. light colored, highly aromatic wine. Very similar to the celebrated Tokay. PUBT—i/eep wed Color. fthe tither. and la Math' reinserts stmlia to the old wines of Lisbon. (/.I . lt BiLLNUY—The pure dlthllithion of our velem. WIN BITTERS—A very agreeable tonic ands sure remedy Ilar the diarrhea This is one of the most valuable combinations of • useful and an agreeable beverage that bas ever bees altered lathe 900110. Mill lona of bottles Were sold ills mahout the North deaths the last four years, nod wherev tie` ntrodu derv : the proved a welcome addition to lnvalidthe Madly circle, and the tischelor's sideboard. Ladles woo have lost strength and appetite, and ether from haute; vomiting and vertigo; gentle man who 'don't feel very well" Met before break. fast Or dinner. atone stedusein are on; of Order and wbeeeertams aregenerally deranged; slathers weevily' children and buffering from general debit ' 8,1 children. Of 815011 ratans and sour. dyethinic thee/Mallon.; travelers who haveocethith to change their water: and all who ithe malatioes districts and are lobjeot to miailostn Influences, will lad It one at toe most valuable invigorators that can be taken. It wail used very extenalvely in 11411, with such gannet satisfaction that on offering It to the public Somme deem It unnecessary to punlish any of the many certificate. that we bare received. testifying 10 the very Strongest terms In Its &Tor. All thee we can say to to guarantee that we will pledge our selves to furnish an &Miele Puna AND ONADVI.Tai- It Ilta been Elven to little children enduing from Weakness and weak longs with sloth happy effect. One little girl in art with pain. ln her , lose of appetite a n d d ic ular, wasting thaw= pi Irn,head on whom all medical skill has been eablaut ed. has been eourely restored. Ohs began with but • tesspoonfal a day liar appetite std strength rapidly inerthaed end shells now well t.alart Or rivioodli I Pei Bottle. n 0-0 u o Dom o e, ea • _ no woe su, ]roo .ramlS 23 . 11 00 . Pt ,29e3 Hoek • Willa Bitten OLlott Part *wiles .11r Nei • HOLIDAY GOODS Aig, T llll2M OF BRONZE, GILT, AZ - arbott Oil Lamps and Ohandeliers, Limp Trimmings, &c. ictiNiii.i.I2IIL E ZIZITI. EXr " I " . CAR ' JOHN ROSS & arra. 034 adEsiselaot Bitroot, &minas.? prrrammeni. rt. DRUGS! l RUGS!! DRUGS!!! • JAMES T. SAMPLE "Mtliatirlorraril OirEgu i lulalNALT) ItLIBLNOUti tiTS, ALLIYUILINY, • Ullman oo hand toll aaeonment otall kinds of 2oxqvcrctis. , • Ana wit will be .old doom than any ram . ..Vaj44ptfo t rr gagitly prepared by a drib Won . Vitt+. of rairsuitxarand 7AEOY bOd PI on hand. corn J. LANCE, ELLE AND WOOLEN DYER AND SCOURER, C2:21 ends 'Window Curtains and Chau Cover* cteenot rWe without unpaehing• - Nos.lBstuad 187 Third street, S.tfla.n Woad CO Rankled. m7l.•alT P/TToObßaw• PA. ROQUETS, altlldEuA a, acc.—We gArigailnrePrarl it ' o ri tt iWa tho of , W117 1 `,1 171.=° k 417 4 47aft1l and other i piattes with thou notla . Writ= genrihrlOV ' Atilatfl. comm. !.. cutlers rtomot, often to. V = l" WU"' n.u.lhOTlr Routmt BELL Ai i., Ardor Oaten Mi ii , PittsbariN AmnonMiOntaotorors of (A) ntarnatos "C"MOR (4) auzinit es Ana avirnie. (c) NitEttlagl2. PROFESSIONAL, ADDITIOIAI. mriEta .11) Soldiers of 1561 and 1562. • ♦ll who served three . years are entitled to 11100 bounty: those ursine two rem, 930; or who wen dixtyvied by reason of onn4s, or their belts. • 2 hree Jaonthe Extra -Pay Is due Volunteer 01licars In In% and discharged. mustered out, or resigned since AprliNleaS. PlL.tielltnin.Permannty dleabled are entitled na , pp 0:125. wording to degree of disabil. HY. Ir. J. ► HiLL P►TTE.RSO\, Attorneys, T 1 firantßera.t. Ploanarat. Pa. B. F. BROWN !. LATE. Local Claim Agent. U. s. SAN. COM, Ocoee; 07 _FourthStreet, (SECOND rtkon,) • Pittsburgh, Pa. Pensions, Bounties, and Arrear of Pay Promptly Collected. Ao charge 14/S i vrell claims are settledi.rlar Busumss mews • COMMERCIALCOLLECE, • • Nos, 6 and 8 st. Clair Street. • Has • Peanetual Charter. Hook-Heeptrigaenmanghlp sad Arithmetic, time nal imited 400 00 Arithmetic and Penmanship per quarter of three months Pinmastahip, per mouth )or Circular. or Ppeelmons, addres. N. - iiIILFPNIS, or nodule? .7. P. McCLAIMONDS. sounrast BOUNTIES, PENSIONS, Extra Bounties, Baok Pay, Fie., Collected In the Hbortest possible time, by A. M. BROWN. JOHN b. LAMISIN. Attorneys at Law, INMcc, N 0.114 ifth street, nol/1:04w). in F Tranutcti H. WM. A. 'SHINN. .?7'T4IR.MEr QT L 4 Ti No. 100 Fourth pt.. opposite Wilklns Partlcular attenuon giTtAl to the collection of as • counts, td 'a, note., at. Corresto-dent. In New York, Bostoa, Baltimore, Ptillacleitrin; Bearer. Belleibute, Hcadlng, Pa.; /ndlanapolm, Ind.: Morgantown, W. Va.. Utica, N. 2., and elsewhere. mettlikit JOILN A. . .- Ex-oMcio, Justice of tae Peace AND POLICE XACUSTRATE, °Zee, 112 ' , lntl St. oppoSlte Cathedral, Deeds, Bonds l W 7 un l g ,l . DA , M et nw led gment., Ile. pcottlon. and 11l Leant Lustnen exeCuted win promptness and dispatch. WILLIAM JAMEY y _ NOTARY VUHLIC,JITIITICZ TUE PLACE,AI4I7 DeaverATE /WENT. Vince, corner of Butler and atreeta, Lawrenceville. • . . epeelal attention's:vet, to the purchase and tale f :Lea:Ks:ate, Melt,liectlou of dent. and the are , , aratton and acknowledgment of all bads or Legal WILLIAee JANCET Justice of the resat" sod ..Noinn , Public =TM:AU EUSTACE S. MORROW, ALDERMAN AND CONVEYANCER, 72 Pennsylvania Avenues loot of the Ettemin tad ;plait. Chao Str CHATHAM T. EVIVING, Attorney at Law,. No. 69 Grant Street, Pittsburgh, 'Pa Br' malasionor for Ohio, au ti or. v Idlas , urt sod other butes. m711:.0 u • c.•:mAciiitELL, ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR:AT LAW, No. 69 Grant Street, PITTSTILTIGII, PA. COMM JOHN C. McCO.7lllB, _ ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. No. 87 F l ifth Street aerTensions, Bounties, Add A.111:1/.o f Pay I/tumuli" . collected. tioYansED ORDINANCES. N ORDINANCE Supplementary ( o ast.r , lnkaneat directing the opuLthz and Widening of Wylie and Macon street.. - ttiomitwar 1. Be if nrdartnedandmsact,ei by ad )(ay ,. .11derwa and of Plttnetroh. in Retort n,t Von mon C. nod if to henna or o dained and enacted by anabri yqf the name. That the oodthera line of Duncan street, which Greet Is fifty feet in width from Roberts street to Greene street, shall Intenect the centre tine of -Hobert. street fire es eight nod Mee-eighth therms south-. Wildif of the line according to the District plan, and run thence Ina straight line te intersect the ceutreJlee of Greene otreet fifteen het eight and One eighth incheo from the iniersection to {b e e-Disteht plan, or two hundred and eighty linen fret eleven inches front a atone on the centre of Greene coot In Centre avenue flee feet from the southern line. , recnou 'Mist all ordinances or part of °rill nano:sin conflict with the above, and ailordinanc. thln conflict With the portage of this ordlniince at e present,time b. and they are hereby repealed IN far the naoinge of , his ordinanclntl concerned. Ordained nod clouted into • Mot ouncils, this fist Jay of December. A. D., UM. PresdAMKS I ti leA e U t Council. Attest; ClerF °Met Connell. STEEL. . President oTHOMASf Conanon Connell. Attest: Uroll Hcataarain, J•Sirld Clerk of Common Connell. AN' ORDINANCE Granting the Written Union Telegraph Company the I etc. Ile pi to erect • line of telegraph poles. Serromo 1. Rote ordained and enacted by the May or, Aldermen tool Citizens dtl . Pittouryb. ta Select omt MammiLe assembled, and ft to hereby ordained and enacted by authority nr the name, That the prloimee be and is hereby fronted to the West ern - Union Telegraph Company .. .to erect • tine of Doles between Smithfield and /datket streets on b•bled area t. Proeter4; That the _poles shall be. of • pattern approved lir, the Street Committee, sail the work dean to Holt. sattsfaell.. An.t pmr.f.6 further. That the wires mead poles he kept at leant three feet lower Menthe Wiese. the Flee Alarm Teleeraph. nod that the Councils shall have power to attach wires to laid poles for Fire Alarm per. en. .GTION 2. That the ereltells shall hare power order the remaral *aid t• tlar Leto Pole.' at ea/ 1:no up , Obi der of 'lreeember, A. Jb o i i t Prcoltient of &loci I Council. Attest: X. B. 110nni/W. l.lerk of et CoU!ieli TET: President of C o mmon Cosine /sliest: kitintiliellnsenn, leb:rl7 Clerk of Common Council. AN ORDINANCE granting Lewis Oliver and rthllllpa, Iran manufacturers of the allot rlttsbargh, Um right to. greet telegraph becalms 1. de it ordained arid enacted by the...flav or, Aldermen and CaIXIL* ritintairyla, in Select and eommon netts arreniblid, and it 1• hereby nrdatitca and 'natant by ovipa r ity ,gth, ;sp at the privilege be soda heby granted to'Learts err and Phillips, to erect era lino or telegraph pole. from the corner of Darket and Water street., to tun)unction of Oran sld. 'lost tweets. via Water street: ITovided the' the Poleenhaibbe or • pun.o approved byot the'street Committee. and the warn done to their tistaetlen; Droilded further, that the Ott elicit bare the orivilege of ustoreshid poles fur a lire Alarm Telegraph. and the ttounella pay grant to' °Oise panic. the too of said pole.; Pro stued; the partie. to Tata m said grant may be gh en 211.11 pay • fair proportion of the cost of sold pole. and than rection sh e nod provided furthwr that Coustell. reserve she right to repeal thta ordinance as 111101 time after &Ong six months totter. Ordained and snarled Into a lan' alth dor of December, A. L. 1,03. JAMES 2.IcArLIM. - P.ushicatotticlect. Connell Arjr.km Z. S. Itnunow. Clark of Solect Connell. • THUMAS STICI3.. rrmident of (Ammon Ca' mucli. ALTT.uT: (!LAIC Jammu Clout of Common Council. ~ ---- ARTORDINANCE Establishing and Flatus Om Grade or Mechanic btroet, be. sweet, pike street and Magnesite War. • Saertos 1. Be It oreintned and enacted blithe May. nr, Aldermen and Vitibens of Pittsburgh. (It Mika arid Common assonstsd, and it is heretil rnaerol b authority qf Me same. That We grade of tag West li neb orMacnanle. e trees, from the north curb at Its. street to a' instance of MS rect. aes.ll re a PrVe'Ut 1 g a . e7.71 t ' s1?1 0 . 043.!.'..41”irert ibo r"i feet la the end of Meet sale St bridge, lII.CTIOn2. Taut's* muck of, any .ordlnuiee ae conflicts with the provides. of this ordinance be and Ina mane Is hereby repealed," Ordained and enacted into slaw In Councils. this 71st day of Decteater, A.D..411611. . • Attest: E. IL 310000er,• Clerk oft:aka Council. Tllon.t STEEL. reP eldant e‘Counnon. Connell. AIWA. ULGEMellasTin. , ' Jsa:r4s Clerk of Common ConnEtl,_ BRoenwAy EXCHANGE • RESTAURANT, 101 CORNER MI Di SETIIIIILD fit 101 Ladies' Dining Booms 2d-4,47, • • YUAN CAN OVITEMS AND CAME all kinds an baud. . 0. ae84.3 flidgicTElle n• P"""'".. F. MIISSMANN, 11/th strat, between Tunnel and Mahal* Struts, GUNSMITH AND DEALER /in IN HARDWARE t el an gooda of all desc it ".1 11 ( 42 rlytlona alias,. on ALLEGHENY , CITykL9I32 AND .irractia errcauxt, B.C. ZS °MASTER ) & 00, No. 165 - 01310 4 oi It, EetW Vlethenzt 441:rati. STEEL OVAUU1161:110DEL I for U B. ruptcpmh.on_ Awd or to oid•r.'bt • - BUYNOMUIViItd4rte-t. MEM IRON WORKS. JONES & LAUGHIES, 2 .. X7M . 21.1317.1.1CiF1X, I=l AMERICAN - AND CLUB Bar, Hoop, Sheaf and Plate Iron; Bridge Iron; Angle and T Iron; • Guard Iron; Coat Screen Iron; T Ilails,l6 and 20 lbs. to the yard Trans er Hallssunk, punched and coun t Boiler, Bridge a - id Tank Rivets Cut Nails and Spikes; Ship and Boat Spikes; Railroad Spikes; Railroad Fish Bars and Bolts; Railroad Car t oeels and Axles; Street Car Wheels and Axles; Coal-Pit Car Wlteeis and Axles; Patent Cold Rolled Shafting; Patent Cold Rolled Piston ItOds; Mower and Reaper liars. WAIIEIIOI7IaB AND orrier. 20 00 aOO 120 Water and 158 Front Ste iIItANCH 110U13/4 Nos. 22, 24 and 26 River St:, • KEYSTONE IRON' WORKS. HVICECISON, - GTLAI3B & 1= , - Hound, Square, Flat and Horse-Shoe Bar Iron, Hoop and Band iron, BoHer-Plate, Tank and Salt-Pan Iron, Sheet Iron, ke,,kc.o &c. Works, PITT TOWNSHIP, oe lio.neahela river Wks .11 Warehouse: Noe 146 Water Street oe4:1C1 '%7ESICIN - IIEJS IRON AND NAIL WORKS. LEWIS, BAILEY,DALZELL & CO M A NUFACTURERS OF BAR, BOILER, SHEET ova I'A.]N• iELcx, NAILS AND NAIL RODS. Warehouse, 73 Water 3; 00 Frunt s PITTSM7RGEI, PA. ielltt3S KENSINCTON IRON W LLOYD A& BLACK, = Real Common, Re fined Charcioed Juniata Bloom Iron. MEELIIANT BAR, 'REGIND and SQUARE IRON BOUM BRNO, T and ANGLE IRON. BOILER PLATE and SHEET IRON. MOWER and REAPER /WM CYLLNRER and OI.M.RD OR SINGER IRON SMALL T ILSILS, and 1014 x. to the TarJ, WROUGHT CHAIRS and SPIRES form :us. PLAT RAILS. Punched and Conn Israunk. COAL SCREEN IRON. NAILS and SPIKES. Warehouse, No. kiN Water and ?To. 6 Market sta. Works, Second strees. Elikth Ward. 64 .1kikW6 au.14:14 CUT Oka Works. rittkburgb. FORSYTH'S • STANDARD SCALES. AL.x.onco, Copying Presses Warehouse Trucks,: Baggage -Barrows, Sugar Mills, &c. FORSYTH. TAYLOR & 9r2er 39 MAILKET fITHEST. 11.1 E FORT PITT FOUNDRY. CHARLES HAP NEPHEWS (HEAVY ORDNANCE, AND ALL KINDS Or DZAITT CASTING& &pedal tateralon p aid to BOLLING MILL WWII BLAST MACtilleX&Y and ALTUS:Th. • 11111.1}1.1 &Gona' to romptly. At 2 heretofore. t h e beat p meter/GA will always be &sal at this Foundry. Harlon dloposed of our olgp l. tterna, we we pre. pared, with New AND 1K OK° patterns, eon. Keened ender th e. enpervls on of Mr, Canna& I Gunton NAIL MACkILNES at abort. potlee. W. worxxxse ........... 7. GRAMM AMERICAN PIAenINE 14 OURS CITATILF.g F. GRAB' AM dc CO. miectuor. to ' • /DM CR, GUAHAII CO., Engine Builders and Machinists, 3carcr.racruaras or Oil Engines Oil Tools, And everything necessary for Roving OU Wells. Particular attention paid to TltUng op Matting Mari onnAve one near FL. W. AL C. R. Et. - ..2Lllogia.ctaraar, REPAIRING DONE PROMPTLY. JoUndll VALI.EY STOVE . • • ALLEN. M'KEE it_ CO., Oa.. and Warehosa• lot Liberty tttttt ■ loppo••• Sealtlagliddi ltainllnsturea a great variety of COGS, PARLOS aggd /114.1Ititl IiTUVES. among vehleh l the eel nitrated Allegheny and Monitor coal Cooking Stove.; also, the Autocrat forcoal or wood, and the unrivalled bier of the Empire, fog groodi alth Arebee, Grate., fenders, Buse ire: tug, pETuou.a. MACHINE WenitS• S. an. m Ohio Iltzeet.lertbrrni. lunufseurror of IMPEOPZD BORING Word AND IFISTORDS UnED IILNKING OIL AND BALT ISIXIJA. Partlentar attention invited to tan Paternal proven:lents in Jars and Joints, made of U. 8., and Low Moor iron, In standard siana and numbered, so UM parts can be ordered by =Li of talm.a. and lband • pen eel dt grad Una. those wbo r rtay olaTtr: be' ort aug. isr=telal soden:, <Tina Orden 7P1na1.11 . 0111U7 attended to. I am mowed to lout li censee to other nunalso. Wren for Meth InrorOreaoliti on Wand toms. Hoz rr AlltithODY P. U. Joroul72 . Y. 8. LZCAT. PITTSBURGH IRON WORKS. 4. PAINTER & SONS. MANIMACTIMS OP Iron Bucket, Tub and Trunk :11P°1213 AND PI lallEr2l'au. IRON CITY 11111144: - ROGErRS BURCHFIELD • Mantalciarers of RZYLINSP. CHARCOAL, JUNIATA & POW. , ffixrzinwr -rutfcrar. ()m e& AIM W.I.P.SSIMItI. No. MI JIARKET• BT. • omisi 010. 1D1121......W. D. .1111LL111......7. NOLLMAN LA BELLE STEEL WOEtBIL - ea, CAM od Bu lesauliketarcri of ouT er .1%1 517112 i. *NW, grma strZEJ4MIIB. AILJES, ilY l irralrnrirr toot EVERSON, PRESTON & CO., pE.wirsrz: r.durrat ' IRON WOICEES. Firit •f v "". ?Ml,' a lOBtiEB, PrrrlSLlMlttlf. Penna., man facture all clap,. or Jornlugs, utat Pharth.Cranks. Piston Ho...Leven. pitman amr 1411Zaa &it, hertag nib, many ream sw~ p •aa r g p ~teel Use bus ne {}.o prepared to famish all orders Mitrusted promptnese arut dispatch. tyll JIY•r. Y. MAWR *Ott - - GEO. F. StHUGUIRAN PRACTICAL LITROORAPHERS MT: E n atr i fr i MML tlla Nale Tirddrial2lllolll4llatt _ . s. UNION • IRON MILLS, NINTH WARD, PITTSBURGH. A - COSSOLIDATIOS; OP THE "IRON CITY YORGE" AND ••CYCLOPS IRON Co.'. CENTRAL SIANTTACTffIiTat or IRON AND FORGINGS. SPedial attentiongleen to the mArinheinre of Hammered and Rolled Locum°. tire and Car Axles, EFTrt2OI34L,AM.T .121ZLAL.T.T3D, RAILROAD CHAIE4, SPLICE EARS, BRIDGE IRON BOLTS. A 0.: LINKS AND BOLTS, I REAMS. GIRDER IRON; OCTAGONAL HOLLOW WROUGHT IRON POSTS: T AND ANKLE IRON, Go. • WAREHOUSE; , 9:10 Water and 126 First Streetst, OFFICE, ATTU/IWO/IRA NINTH WARD. PITTSBURGH. twtS-lIT PORT PITT BOILER,- STILL -AND' TV% wiivErics. CARROLL & SNyDEFt, araworAcTnuans or TUBULAR, DOUBLE-FLUED, TUBULAR' BOX a CYLINDER STEAM BOILEILS, OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS, CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS, SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS' AND CON DENSEILs, STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS, AND IRON BRIDGES, PRISON DOORS AND COAL SHUTE& Ofile• and Works. corner Second, Third, Short and Liberty Streets., . Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. p=q:LrdTdl:.the above wdiett ill De SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS. SINGER, NINICK 8c CO ILATFUTACTURZAT Or BEST BEFLIED CAST STEEL' RUM, FLAT IND OCTAGON, Of ALL Hitt MILL. TdULAT. CIECULAII, GANG AND CAWS CUT • SAW PLATES... ELLIPTIC AND SEMI-ELISPT/0 RAILWAY SPRINGS, Cast Sprtitil Edda, Cast and German Plow Steel PLOW WINGS AND MOWER BARS. ' SPRINGS, AXLES AND STEEL TIRE, SICKL . E. SHOVEL.HOE I RARE. 'PORK, TOE D CALK AN MACHIN it) CAST STEAL, CROWBARS, de.. go. s Warehouse, 83 Water St., Pittsburgh. 5015104 -! ATLAS WORKS, JO' 011TO.F STREET, Ninth Ward, Pittsburgh. THOMAS N. MILLER, President. The.e Wort, are among the largest and most com plete eato famish ablisionent , Wait. and an now pre pared t Engines of Every Description, - - Rollers, 011 Tanks, Skeet Iron Work, Railroad Castlnga, Dolling MIH Chatlngw, 1 Engine Coatings. Machine Castings, • • General Castings. ORDERS SOLICITED. pIT'FSBILMGII STEEL 'wons ADE:ARON, COOK at co., , 'CSUCCESSORS TO JONES. sow A Manufacturer, of th best tanned Castllttll, Sonata risr ti L bet=l.a.efl,l2=slPL YT.". REAPING AND 310 WI N. G9I.ICIIINE4 Arra= PLOW writes. EiPMENGIfy ARLES OIRCEOLAMS, ow. Cast and Common Plough and Spring SONO, Valea-CoMerof First and aareeti, faits moots iihr shove the Monotorahala-Lionas. • serr • - • - ROSED4LBSTOrz ironze.• L. PETERSON, Jr., & CO., Banntaeturers and Dealers la all Hada of Cooking and Besting. Stoves, HOLLOW WAAL, ace., • ' the ierr LATEST PATTERNS and STELES, Warehouse, 197 Liberty Street, ,E - FITTSBIIHGII, PA. WORKS. xsactritsria.— • rialhEd EL.44altrOW.A3 Ca. a WOLF. JIL, Bc . CO., Elardwp.rp. & Cutlery. • . Ate now iwatilitoi WE. addluens to one Hoek, which Is offered to Dealers at ' 3/1 a032.3331=EM 1=../FEICIMAS. Corner Liberty and St ; Clair Sts., Pa." MONT BLANC FOUNDRY. Butler Street, Ninth Ward, OPPOSITE UNION,LBON SIMLA, 2 W. In . Si Mr: xs. DOWN° MILL AND BRIDDY:CABTNIGS. LIBIL1111.111) CISTIAAGMRULI, Orders piompiir Loa amanilla wrested. CHASIDIM SEASONABLE. .sit4s , ElWERTlGm.taimuclo. oßmagn.sTab--WORKS MILLER, BERTA - Nans; )eAIeIIIACTmLEYOP _: • BEST QUALITY CAST STEEL WarrsiaNd Eq nal to mails the Sleeks eittoselimert:24l of . Domeatie arta:lLL Arripipsistp zi r riNE CAST Office RS Wood Street, lg ST. M ARL= HOTEL is U11,01.N0 •-• Sirriretrao Jo.. lath.lbaa: • - telhdell WMIIE2I , IEIIIOS AND STEEL WORKS, HAmbrdizr,-ruarrdeeco.., , • wirrotrAcrossna, Or Iron s :21 ail 8 1 , ' :l3 ircingic AXIS" mum arAileiAblri.iitrx, mire,. 7'7 mv-fito.rxatzreet,. rirroninGa. LIPPINCOIT-&- 1141BWRIili No. 118; Water street, •, ,; PATENS G73UUrA .07 e.7.9sll;speices , - 7 .• counn.A.s, AND RILL . Moen-a= AL.• 1 0.1749_.' • Jelindia W. MAILNIEILLI O'H .......ARA HOHI.EH':WOTHAS. • MORROW :a BARNHILL, - Bteata /Ulm, Oa, etllls,Agitators, Tatk . - pang. Cum oraticoNfrouht • • Iron Bridges, Shett Inn Warts dm*. sr r _ • - CORNER LIBERTY ANII SWANS* - 1•177111111Ram. -rtx. pd. ararranutranatre ruour- t..2' BLACK -IOLLWOND rrrnuntaa, , eurrerszt. 'So" sad osigim Want lialaala•V wsn' e lli krzl r iAirllna. 4 4116".1' ENIE RJIADLI/Y, SiorE • A. BRADLEY & ,CO. lEannfastun avers Tarim of COOK, PARLOR AND HEATING STOVER! Azrozimnith.i t . iielebnsed 7.lMinsurte rtl .TUAL'Is2 MAWS %Or" boo otos et/ manufassnre GRATES, CRATE FRONTS, de. O. and Warebouss. ammo( Second an/ Woe PlMtaran. to:assn. an Second street. UTILITY WORKS. IticLBAA & SLATOB, No, 83. Liberty St., opposite Fourth, merrraertrozas Or CABINET MAIURSP"ILA.P.DWABL, They ratite a zpocia Ly of In. Bedaten4 and Castors: Pnreetaln. Bedstead and (I l i o naster. Bedstead Factenlnga: Stops fo r ExteTablas, le. They also manntaustme and have oonstaaay Wihands Thumb Latches, Spring batches, Ilt , Leanli ndow Saab Bappotter, ILlesau`a 7itteemula Mean Button, Utility shutter and Butt Hinges (Med. stone ilattgloth Sad Lone. &Mb Wehlbtat . lbUs 131:.so • RAILROADS I . B66:.aggiffilli 71866. TliE PITTSBURGH. FT. WAYNE 4 (PIiICAM4.I Is. it.. AND CLEVELAND A PITTSBURGH R. E. Trains alrlye and leave at the Ualon Depot. • fellows, Lisal.. asam'S. chlesgolexpress 4:23 • m•ClikagoExpreaettall a m Cleveland' Ex... arm • in 'clevelsmi Ex... ~a • at Erie ..t yea Ex.. •:00 a as Chicago Ex Ip= am CSI.R lag. MR. 6:13 • su NA hea11ur.Ex....11 , 3 •la Ex....„.•. 7MO • au Chl7Expeass 3:113 p ia: Caleage Rail .... I:Alp se Cl. a ag. Ex.. 1:40p sa Cl. A Wag Ex.. :MS pso Erie A an. Ex. 4:43 p m Chicazo E n 2:39 o • C . hicage Express to :MO pat Wattling Ex. .. 4:3a p m ILL • slist. as.. lit Alp pm Depart from ' Allegneny. Arilve la Allegbeley. N. Br•Is Ateseis gap •M, LeMadIIeAMSOM ':m • M leetvlale •• 40:03 aml N. tie :: ' IJA am •• • " IWO • mIWeIISvIIM • Itila •to New CM ti i " 2M3 p mlNew Castle " it:43 aea Wellsville ••• 3;aa p m:Leecedale " Ma am. Les toisle •• 4:EC pm • '•• •• DOS • at' N. lir•tu •• IS= o m:N. Brion " Sail am N. Rs in • • Sas pce • Leetsdale •• CIO am Leese:hie . 10:30 o al. " ' " 1:40 aea No Dales Nave rltio. , SErlo:ts a. ai. CkNows burgh s a ausoloy. lE.:l:revs arrives dolly. ea la Y. R. MYER... tNineral Ticket Asemiu, Z3IT'I'SBURGIII, trO•ISGIIIM LU51131.12 AL: X CINCIN- ..4.0 NATI 1tAlt,110A.1) —NA-Handle Houto..-41..2 4 after. IIuNDAY, January alb. 1967., trains will arrive wad depart :rods Union Depots:l=MM 4.•Ple, rirrucruni TIME. . 1 ..t1111T1. rut LIIIII ' • al-A. X. Itral a. M. Mao 7= A. X. 4:10 P. 34. )lined 0:25 I. X. 0:50 r. Y. Crpreas ... 2501 r. X. • 21,4 P. U. 9:OW:1,1,111C Aceomm0.10:11 3:20 .r. N. • 1134 A. it. '''''''''/4 d 0 I CI I , 1 0 4 ' :/ta tiao6l. pr4 t Leave I'litsburgb... 2:05 A. X. f 7.= A. 11. ' ::24/ r X Airier Columbus..!lo:sd A. N.•111:X. P. x •‘ Cluelnuatl. 1:30 F. MO 4.5.1 t. X. 6:03.5. Ix Indlartap . l.' .90 P. 31.1 7:55A. 31.. 7:51A. X. Tore Haut. X :Od r. 11.,12: 0.1. 51.1.1d0 A. 1.• Si. turgs.., (Os. st.. o r ll o. 55 .1 5 ; 05 P. 51 . Imasvllie . 4:04.k.1m. 2:03 0.01 3:14 , 7. X. Cab:x...1,1:15P. 31 1:23A. 31. 1:1'A. X. Cblespo.... 10:10 r. X. 0500 A.l ( 2:00.4.X. 1 M.D. 1110TIIIMEI1 Ella.. mkt.. UnlonW i r o l bumpy 01 Ticket Arent. rittaburgb. 1Z33 WESTERN PENN.M. Nwijoa' SY L.YANIARAILItUADAMM On and oftee MONDAY. NovilStb. the rimed/ter Tralut on the Western reanaylvaalAßallroa4 Arrive at and depart from •Ileallenr C a l. tote!' a;!IMEMEM=I At'rird at abarpsbura • 1:110, 11 CO A. at., an 12:35, 0, 8:314% K. 1:311. 4:13. 7:15 r. Leave ohnrosborge:2ll, 7:45, Ida, 11:1VA. Y., Lod , Arrive at Andersen Street 11:141,'8:13, 5:45, 11:45 A. dl. .d 2:05. 5:15, 7:45r. Ir. Tit roost: 'realms leave Anderson street, at age A. It. and 7 - 45 r. It., fur Blairssille c Indiana and Inter Arrive at Anderson .trees at 10311 K. sad at r. v.. (tool Blairsville * Indian • sad Intermadla stations. - A.I.ITEsS Sh DA oeil-mSI "Aaslsuns no • tittLead M, eld. / 41,1= 1G di 1 fP 4l E . . argil! ME • • On and • Spr aftering Arrangement: TIiIIBPDAY. MAUCH 13111.11/SC_ • The trains will leave the Depot, ottrast Of 'Ka and Watc”trcete, as follcmrai /taw Js river Pittral..e. tttst , ga: Kan to aid fre UstiontOnt...".7.l2o A. sr., G SA P.p. Express,- " 8:02 P. K. Ited3A. West 241/1.011 Accommodation SUS P. Y. AM a. Y. McKeerport Atom' ILO) x. Coda. K. Second "st. LE P. K. Braddock's :Bkr. K. 1:0 P. In donday Church Train to and -- • • from West - blew tan P. K. Mad A. It. For Tickets apply tLd T. R.ICISICi Arent. W it. BAnri. Burt. MO A LLEGIIIENY VALLSY iLAILROAD. CHMEGC 01 , On 'and after N.ONDAY. fete. IMII4 train/ Wt. leave and arrive at NUM:mitt Dappl e Carnes rum and Canal etreets, aa . Tint Elskbardtlikeccutiod4l. A. 1790 Mall, to and from Itattonlsi.., 7:70 .1. W. MOP. W. Ftrst boos Works Lecontllon. DMA. W. 11P19.a. w. Second Xiskindnttls ArecinOn. Zr.an X. Taxi r. Expresy, to and fromlitabon'n r. .30401 s. Pocono! hods Works Arnom.n.. gaup today church Train frontal:Dl • to tk.dnWlnks 1.10 .r. 10A01. kt 0013 r • - ~ g.. nzacturruzis. BUDt. _yw . ;, :~:nY; pALTIZEIORE & HAN A.NA 810EARI. /511IP OMPANY. • • ALLX. BROWN a SONS, General manta roll HAVANA AND la KW 0 BLICABB, CAAitT. Ei THE UNITED bTATZB MAIL, • The First-Clara Steamablno of Ude Lae 811 l nal ea "CoBA. , ` 1.18 tofu, Bar Nem °Celina H. thacornand. oa 'WEDNESDAY Deermber loth. - ..LINEBTII . -1.250t0n5. for New Winans via Key West and Havana: Thos. A. Bain; (10mum04- er on THURSDAY4.Itary Prom BROWN'S WARP, ZELL'S POINT. All o'clock P. la.. precisely, 013 tbadaylarmoonced. For freight or mange, hiving onsurpasood COMSI2O.I.ItIOna, apolv to : MBNIII: Ar. 114.4 16 arr..a.s Wawa. N.B.—No PHD of Ladloy but those orator Comp. Ay arlll tar ofgocd. Permlus for Oa freight' must be belle trann Oda' °Mee. No freight race-trod nor bllla of Wham ahrned on day of &ailing. 0010 QTEAM TO AND mon LIVES a-,POOL AXIS QIIESNetTOWN (lALLAND) TWIG. A, WENS.: The/XMAS Liam, usuni • EVERY SATURDAY, EVERY WEDNESEAY CARRYING U. A. ILAJLA. Tickets sold to and from Ireland, Inaland,Aeot• land, lierma.y and Franco: • Apply at the Company's Meas. - JOLLII G. DMA, Ageah Oz0V34.11ATI112::-. . . o,ll=St. Adams• ItxpressOelee. rittabargh. PENN,C.-8, ./ttili"G Co. • NNik. , SALT mANurAcizi - •G CA .. rrrinrsinntag;L:s.A. DwATE DisrAng. ~,. . ._ - •• _ ... , DR: TODSG: tilithofPUDidalela.) No. 75 Third a' real. theth , all dewily a. of Pet rate Disease: with MIPS ' , eledtheceet. • -„sti.e.agb",=v iesesr=:iya • tlealtarnallet4 the real/ theeesatel !ter ethPloYed I'LL' rg4liTgictutr i rmlto "'" ' fit = ~,, other I/Moral-too for nraiorlial iii:.itgreloa to trea healthy mown,' Yowl-. .3. ;thee /PAW P. WU...1.14.. re _tyPteh la Steer i11....r. ;,... • IMattlilit 11 20Tfr * V 3.• Ca". ' 3.)." ''''-: OM., b'o , LTil — iA. mi. WI, r. It.A.A, Urci,,,,,. Addrets, 'with , stareP. ' D ...,...' ......-- ir. Tltlvel ......L ' Vitt...... - 017/OZSIN YENS errar4A... L ear. tux& Tort o s en 'of &maw, or I Num w. f. ," .Rom twO b Orr daro,..br as orilltoly new sOdiar• crevrogo. Also. Scalar, itisessal of /fa r t tniao arid tholrsoww , .! flo o r -7 to .4 itr. Dfi t"tii,ita O tor fonltc vow* so..*: w..• • NEW. PAPER HANGINOIL. . , F0g..p.A.13 1 . 0 47/reselDredgleg!,,l,lkardd Pere Iroß LlPoseryetill afterikenirOrsage ground. gro,' lro ws a 1 1.1LIA—Nier Greek Patterns orrited Clay Pail CreAMßPßtiLare AWL-SWIM Patterns Yer tun O 7 'di. r. umisaita.. STEEL l ruetli ts r r a sU A . ItAXYS.' .ritsle aSh am; :i ts si =l4 irtAroti.ireasslba t • i9ee and resets ed sitar sere4-suedut MR best nTeitietiViMiete If • LOI3III ‘ FLO . U 111" CORN SEAL! • iPast;,l72. l 214 %Wa r ,- AFGA3O ityet4 imuur Les Co.; i` 4941 404:Mk v lirca,i
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