Le ---
OrifiliD Mill MS.
wax , lizon a ITEMS /ND THIRD PAGEE,
Sifintlng .of Allegheny Oneleiell-.llp.
polutment of Standing committer.
.".-ortis'isinital Banquet, &C..
• Bah breaches of Allegaeof Citf C"'"
el:Lel:Lela a reviler monthly meeting Wit
eriiialliscat their reopeCtlee ciiambers
Tittre were present 3fessrs. Cutler, Dun.
ion, Drennan, Falhabet, Benne, Dorn,
Ingham, Kirlrpatrior, IllegraW,..llcDoneld,
Alegefil,Booll,§lagle, Smith, Voeghtley and
:T./elided ,
• , The utfuntes of the previous meetings
.• Intro read y Clerk Dilworth and adopted.
The Pres dent here announced that he
had received word from the Select Branch
'that they were ready to go into
' Jolt? 13E8810N. -
BOtithllinOtkOS of Connell then assembled
in - tioinrdim Connell Chamber, President
Idelltier, of the Select Branch, presiding.
. The Councils then wont into an election
• I: 2 :llofileers to serve the .ensuing year,
• -result .in the election of all the caucus
bA rier
trsclamation.
...GArgyrr, .I.IIFrOiCII
anil
~..FU Freund.
regLer,-1L B. Francis.
Trettrorer.D.ldacf.wron. •
' • Street Cbmmissioncr—Thalus, Alegraw.
liAriußndeut Ifia:o- Wor.t.;—Ueorge
Work of Mar—Duncan Dallas.
• Weigh Manor at kets Diuutend Scaics—JohnS.
" Edira , •.
weigh • ;fader al
U Second Ward bates.-
nattLartme.
-Wharf Molote r
r—.oocgO lititChtnOon.
fueurding jlevtdaa,—(Lieln over.)
Sail jaoutoter and Measurer of Wood outi
r to lda r:7
cCn OrtDarrOral.
' Vat ,
:-Anesuor of Chgy Taxes;•-1 DSCC
t. IL. Ray.
—Asselsor of. Water Rents—Abrahnta Davis.
Janitor of My Half—Joseph Marshall.
• BoardAtmsurert—flist ward, Runt. Waite
SeCondorard,,Wm. Murdoch; Thire ward,
nod. Beaker; _ Fourth ward, Andrew David.
.
JOlnt initSloll then adjourned.
•
• , ; COMO'S cotrautt. arsturam. ,
Oa motion of Mr. Hanna, the rules were
Smspended.tual Council proseeded to take
- 'lapregnlar business.
OnmOtion of Mr. Ingham, the report of
the Marta Committee, . laid Geer by old
• 'Common Cowell was taken sip and read by
the President.
, On motion of Mr. McNeill, the report was.
• referred back to the Market Committee to
repast' it to Council., with such
Vales its they may see proper to make.
The report of the Poor Directors. with
Dales for reanletion of Poor Farm, wan, On
motion of Mr. Henna. reterreu to the poo.
•. • per Committee nu Poor Farm. • •
• Mn BlLMtraw mowed th .t the appointment
of city fiegniatOr be referred to committee
• on iturveta. „Carrl.d.
Its, t 'sham otters resolution, Instruct.
'Mg the COMtnituut on P.re Engines to re
: ArTll?='""'.TY°Z°l°'T':
1: with . ..,..7.,
• hie spate= of Fire Alarm and Police ante
. Readlued adopted.
On motion, adjourned.
•
: • -.'•• salary couscm.
• There mgr.., present Messrs. Drum, Eng-
Ir ;win, Myler, Patterson. J. B.
Smith, William Smith, ThOrnas
,and Prml.
!Lent Moßrler.
ThemintsOf the previous meeting
1.7=11111, th d olrs ° l= l. present at the or.
• rguisgtkm raceting. was duly irworn In by
••
',President /darter and took his s ,
seat.
" • STAMEmiti commit:Tree.
•-• The Pitiallient announced the following
;11541ndHlig",,C9Mttiittees for the ensuing
year
Fitiair • cl. 'C. Al D. Stith ; C. C. Slagle,
MONeill, Hem,.
•
assure may Sawsus-S. C. •J. B. Smith,
- .Myl_er; C. C. McDonald, Hanna, VceghtlY.
Hiram:is Am, LAZ DIXII4-9. C. Irwin,
• Patterson; C. C. eMegraar, Ingham, 11. 1.
Orrr PaoreatTr-S. C. elraln, Hail; C. C.
Hirkpal mlek., Faulhaber, Drennan.
WATLII-S. C..TbOEII6I 11,111,7 C. C. lug.
• • • 11.4.1farkpatrick., 111 c 1 iel lL
Poor Pasts-S. . C. Myler, C. C. StnitE;
C. C: elleNedil,Faulhanber, Cutler.
• POrior-S: C. *Drum, C. C. Smith; C. C.
- • '9Cieg , l4 4 ll re MI Slagle' lb C. C
C.kieDaula ;Cut= . I°l
• C.
paw.
• . HatutOsts-13. C. .111, Patterson; C: C.
• ffswea, McDonald, Horn.
Snammts-S. C., C. C. Smith; Patterson;
•- • • C. o..Faulhabecr, MeSell, Reed.
Parartero-S. C.A..
D. Smith, English;
• nkitTlL'lltmas
C. C. MaDonald, Faulhaber, Slagle.
OrntasarCita-S. C. "Patterson, Drum;
. .
C. C. Dunham, Horn,_ldegraw•
nauras—S. u Myler, J. D. Smith.
Danlifon, YoeghtlF.
Kasterers—S. C.. Dram,..Willturt Smith;
' " vgasma, Durham D. L. Smith.
." ' • WOODIN Bunniatm--5.1J. English, J. B.
'Smith; C. C., 'seedier, Horn, Drennan.
• ' Brasier 31111.11.0Was—S.C. •Myler, English;
- C.C. hiegraw,llntler, D. D. Smith.
Coniston Glatnaloa—a. C. 'English, Wm.
Smith; Dr o.
Drronint Walins—a, C.. C. C, Smith, J.
inahlat M.D. L. Smith, Ingham, Dun
ham.
Besot Council-hare notified the Common
• Drantalli that It was ready to go into Joint
Session. (Adjourned temporarily.)
ar..Crna cOnacit. ansearan..
• Prealdeni , goßrier presented a' Petition
from Mr. James T. sample, miring Connell"
• ,
to apetition to Governor Geary ...skiing
t , for hts (Sampleis) appointment to the posi
. thin of , Flonr Inspector of Western Penn
. sylvards. -
• " Several Of the member" spoke in . high
terms of the applicant who, had spect his
,- - time Widmann for the and rah. alga
L.' ',had that slag In Mexico. Other nieVans
t. "
4 171=il t e a d i e a% ann . :l ' o . o g u n t ' o l I f Y o l rrr, , a n'd
the surdewsod•
The rules of order.were then suspended,
, when, hir. Drum -offered a rosolution in.'
• etracting the Committee on streets to re
port an °Mirage. Changing the ordinance
relating to the office of City Regulator, no
as to reunite the entire time of "aid Wittier,
and that said officer receive an annuli sale
, ' - ry...liend throe times and adoptcd.
The subject of improving um Common
rinds of the cies" WaS the taken und
oared la an ininraLai n
manner, lifter
Whiten Connell adjourned. .
Immediately after _the adjournment -cd
••• Chemin, the Members,- accompanied by a
• ant her Of invited guests and city officials,
repaired to• the ' rcstanrant of Mr. John
-
Brown, re4o.llllMl3ot, Wbere a sumptnous
and - regal recast was spread out. The
„ =disowned the choice viauds net before
Atter which the cloths were removed
"Ind hir.'dralths Of the Select Council, was
- - . Called upon to preside. A general flow of
,ttfitend humor followed: and several
ma were delivered after
w the Osnqueters adJonined.. The sup.
.-',=ivirlected the - highest credit upon Mr.
'a- epicurean abilities and all were
giMithly,plassed and tatinted.
ittj/tp Phi Hp(. the author of the "Sing
olinsical Leaves" and "lie
ElTari.Tliuts.Booll',..ssill sing Ms sonlqui
StUuscrogs In Ms own inimitable style,
' 'Tins chl6psl of Um rili-sburgh Fsmaie Co
fits Tuesday evening the 421 Ines., fo
the be" eat of the . Ladles' folocatlenal
.. — seeistioe.. It will' be rrthetebered that Hr.
; , 4 rhfltlpe has soeg te,the eelleht or large
In the Acastrmles 'of Ido.lc.
See York, Pellsoelptita. Blooklve..l.loston,
SSD/mere. Cincinnati, Cblcauo, St. Louis,
lifraehtnaten and many other place., and has
therefore .r.111 , 111.41-M1 the ritalmial rep Ute•
tine gr etch he has. Go and bear los bean
- sbrllnnic solos ~.rt night only. The per
Dardfaro to Se deyotrd to rite en!lowrr.
of lad Tee . cFnir-!st
Celle T ge.' Tickets iZt
Naito stores
M='iiii
odita.naU• of steamboat owners and esp
.- Mos, Pumping, was,
Pith
held last evening at
.tiallitetturgb InsurnMee °. The meet
.
lag was Called to order by electing' Mr. Jas.
lloss as hen:ma'am - Chairman, and P.
Loiter al temporary Secretary. The meet
ing proceeded to business by exchanging
. ?lows WI to what in best to be done tor their
own prntanston. -
On motion of Captain Lytle, a .consm
PIC 44.C.Seirett appointed to prepare ba
t—West for an adjourned - meeting, consist
.-
lag, or Mr. James Rena, Captain William
Captain. n. Sherman, Captain J. L.
, ttp, - Cantata B. C. rimy,. Captain L.
and 6. C. ideCallam.
Motion was then made to mitourn.i
• .
IL W. 0. W. B.—Jacob Biller is a' mem
fraternity Hof the most
vortby order of woman beaters. Jacob is
virtbinabXty SG, wheal Itemises whiskey In
• ete
avatar; and On Idosiday night, walla nn
des the Influence ora instant:l these liqulde,
.ted_. beat his wile, at theirjoint reel
. '' . ............tre0n , 5C0ttrt, off Diamond ' al
. rif=l7,et=ll-. tgajT:7l.l3eAa.:2:
satu. =Dr Piqt_afala parent, Mutilated
1 1 1,111111Mit wY ai lilt imm ac oo or i maalt and battery.
al throe htmdrell dollars for tell i t! '
Lho sum
411;;O: 1 : 112 ,QufM, 1 -7 1 !„t pont _ LCI
e m .colt On Mo nday night, John ii;11 --
"Maddox glad Terrence Brady ~,t ) , .6,4 ;
` 1 quarrel. as: Etrussy's tavern. In Alegluie
..unsesarp. The dem grew serious. so/
~,2 ,neyostoswiui aimed with a knife, cut the
giro _ether •men uite eu
wetruded In q the abdome seriously n a nd Kelly
the shoulder. Informations for agate's.
404 lialisalt and batte.47 were made rester.
.13a7 baton. duatioe2; /I. Kerr. The seemed
arrested, and, In default of 03,000, was
COLlUatttila toila for ; aPpearance at court.
.
• --!ilietW'rl* BetirealL—One24eyer Rho
' beer hall' at Turtle &colt,
whrjetetsre...htoore, liaison and
• Alf that, locality, before the Mayor
Stit stay evening, with kicking up
- breaking Situteee.• ac., la hie
'....lteetellk, -.True partlue were arrested, but hat ,
.....inst.previons.V paid the damages sustained
by 11Ir. Meyer, and catering Into bait before
a footrest* Port Perry to crop the peace,
_Atli. elms* before fie Mal or MIS with.
o.lapattett at thii cast lathe prosecutor. •
:!;•1111 t Neonzut.—An annual meeting.:
:rfielli t4e HOOltaL e°42"" ll l lVe t tarirevatn i ,
Icok. - w. w the' afternoon of tho 18th
.for. the election of ofncers. A
aintlfe Allegbeny station at it
1221
. .
Ilrelltenattnee.—Tholks g1v
.32,13300erte tn - lisaonlo will give 'a
Mame tala afternoon "at 'o'clock: chil
dren will be iu:lsettaii•for , is cents; adults
, Q! ~1 0.90131130;t0040.3 r. x.
ting
Slee of dlonehestei Connell! ,
.
regular mooting of tho Monchester
Counolla was bald aol evening in the court.
ell chamber of that borough. .
bLemberspiesentt Alexan der o Harper.
William N. Kirk, PlaterSOn,
George W. Diotlieral, Samuel "]L'Cune, Bur
gess, occupying the chair.
The minutes of the preceding meeting
were read aud approved by the Council. • •
. Mr. Thomas Harper, from the Ordhinnee
Committee, reported progress.
Tile following bins were Dreerattd. and
the Durgeas authorised to draw tad warrant
forthe amountsnamedt • :•••
Errett ,t Anderson,: ...... . .......
Rut. Allilendry .. ........ ..........
hillil¢ad.t Trimble ...... t ...... . ......
irsVe d I
Elect ton Board ............. ........... 71
The Treasurer presented the following re-
•
port:
STATIIIIXXT.OF lIONDS DCEJ 110200011.
u . Bount '"
Boal/al. .................... 10,000
Pon d due qs due A. Patterson. May 10, -
1,000 00
•
''''''''''''''''' ' KY, .0
' '' '''
rdronlv);.
ll:Janne
tines for Breach oC Ordinsuiee...
Proceeds Salo of Library_
Pittab'gh. Allegheny A. Blau. My
Borough &Wooly •faxes
'Vehicle LICORSCB
]tosSurertl Fees
Wharfage and Crossing Streets
nuance Committee
DIOSCILMIENTS YOU
Borough Warrontg 5,',102 51
35
State TELXO9 01
Bounty Bonds 14.150 00 1,831 II
Borough "
Coupone nrul, Interest 2,088 30
Probate Foga 30
5,1e9 ai
Balance in Troaaury
• 31,79 t
• Telexes B. tirmica, Treasurer.
•
The report -of the Treasurer was unanb
piously atiepted. •
The report •of the Wharfmaster
showe' amount received for
wharsfag the
for the year ending Jan.
nary.l4, 1587,t0 be $ 560
5 1
The number of feet of lumber_meas.
u 2,310,755
red rasa
The reaelpts for measuring Itimber.s lot SI
Johnl'ace, the Burgess elect, was coudue.
ted to the platform and introduced by Mr.
Wm.N. Kirk, retiring Councilman, and the
oath of ofliee wimltustered oy the retlrilig
Burgess- On motion the Counuil for DSO—
adjourned one die The Burgess then pro
ceeded to mill the next CnneaU to order, and
the oath of office was administered to
Wm.
two newly elected members, Messrs.
Wm. F. DIU and Geo. W. Windsor, each
elected for three rears. •
Mr. Dill offered the following resolution:
Magness, The Board of Trade of Pitts
burgh lull) prepared Kidd to be presented to
toe legislature, asking for the consolida
tion of all the tittles and boroughs am ba aced
In a radius of Ave _Mlles; and wharves. in
the said bill provision is wade tosubudt the
matter to a vote of the people enibraced
within the limits of the contemplated sots.
solid ated eitvt and as It Is bela ted that the
citizens of Pittsburgh are • much mote
an glees to have the measure consummated
than the borough of Manchester, or env of
the surround lag boroughs; therefore be it
Resolved, That our Senators and Repre
sentatives are hereby respectfully but ear.
neatly requested to oppose the Passage of
said bill unless a provision be inserted
leaving the Deople of the borough of Ran
attester to determine, by ballot, whether or
•
not it will be included In the consolidated
C S. Harper hoped the resolution would
not ha pressed. as no officers had been elect
ed. .The resolution Ness then adopted by
ass affirmative and one_ negative votes.
Messrs. Kirk, Dill, Motheral, !Patterson
and Windsor voted in inn affirmative, and
Mr. Harper in the negative. • --
.Mr. Dill moved that a Clerk be elected,
and Messrs. Harper and lieynoldS were put
arnonslnation. T nmlnation then clos
ed and the Conn he ed p o roceeded to ballot.
The first ballot resulted in a tie, and a sec
ond was ordered. The second resulted
saSSlldr/T. and, on motion of Mr. Harper,.
the election was postponed until the next
meeting.
On motion of Mr. Patterson, Connell ad
journed to meet Tuesday evening, Jan
da ry 22d.
A Bag Thief Bagged
On Monday 31r. S. Moorhead sold four
teen bags of grain to S. G. Mare, proprietor
of Hare's lintel. While the bags were be
ing emptied a man named George Marshall,
who had been loafing about the premises,
was put out of deers, 'and saw the empty
bagabeing piled in the Mill. Shortly after-
, wards the entire pile of bagewas discover
elite have disappeared, bat no suspicion
was attached to any particular person.
Yesterday morning, at about eight o'clock,
the man Marshallwent to a 'store an
Penn - street, In the Math ward,' and offered
a number of grain bags for sal. it seems
that for several days past he has appeared
at that store every morning, at about the
same hour, coming in - by the back may and
offering for sale articles which probably'
had .been stolen. Yesterday morning the
proprietor detained the suspicious dealer,
and stepping to the front, called In Lieut.
11111, of the night watch, who happened to
be pansies. 'rho oMber arrested X.:Shell
on atispielorb and teak him to the Mayor's'
office. While there Mr. Mare tame m to'
make Information conedraing the disap
pearance °LIM: bags from his Louse the
day before. He went to the leek-Up and
i b nt *t i t d
e he o t p e r l i s n ne h r e
mor b n e i nmga.n who laud
The bags
lost were also described, anti they too mov
ed to be exactly the same. ones. An infer.
mailer was made against Meridian for lar
ceny by Chief mague, and the a...mead VMS
committed ioric hearing on Thursday, al ILLI
-
rreditidlee overcome.—Ella Wilson, a
white vagrant, aged about eighteen yearn,
yesterday made Information before Alder
man Taylor, charging David Blair, a color
ed waiter ut the Scott House, with fornica
tion. She alleges that Blair enticed 'het
into tile house and enjoyed her ",clety r for
a night.e.fter which he refused to make a
pecuniary acknowledgement. The cute.
log negro Was arrested and hem to ta,l f or
a further hearing. .
Wanted his Whilaky.—Aldertn. Tay
lor yesterday morning Issued a warrant for
thearrest of a Mall who had entered the
saloon of a German named Schneer, In the
Fifth ward, and there demanded liquor.
Sehriver seemg the man was already
drunk, refused to give him any. lie then
became boisterous, drew a knife and threat
ened to kill the proprietor. Sebriver made
an information as stated, and a warrant
Issued.. •
'Arffsan•a In nnnnn en Company.—The
Stockholders of this company, on Monday,
Melded the following Directors to serve for
the ensuing yea, : William H. Smith. John
Moorehead, James IL Pa:ser. Thomas
Moore, Johri'Daniap, William H. McGee,
Maslage. - Joshua Ithodes, Charles
B. Leech, neorge W. Cass, James A-Lowrie,
James P. Barr. •
BREWERS, MALSTEREL &c
pirrsnuutan BRE Miff.
CARSON, DARLINGTON & CO.,
Batita% MUMS MD HOP. DittRES,
Boeussors to .
•
.1081111 A 81100110) & fU « Pluah..W
WIL W. AS DERSO9I, Alleghela
T. attention of the rostoinen °lV:elle° toots
Is portico's. IT tattled to..ur
- , ALES AND PORTER.
Mich, thro-gh ths careful selentioo orMolt Prow
our sites In molt.os . (pennies sad Hops Prom
the yards oast sod West. We tau goarontoe to tie
Pore awl satisfsu . ory to the Lade •
Our INDIASLE has ^een hlehly reeoiatoroded
AlsWlLNlN T ecttomers rieosebe
particular o leave their ord. rs at his otLee ad-
JoLniog his old I.lresrevf, or al a.' oft..
Gnu of Datigene isi Ad Merl Alley,
0.91.70
M=Ml
TiOlue _noon(
ALLEGHENY BREWERY.
Haying purchased the old establlalled Mowery
Allowite the ALLEAUKAY • BREWEItIr. tor •
Merl! Owned by Ilantothll [teem. we would
Inform toe habil° that we 'lntend coatinttlAg the
manufacture of • •
•
SPRING WATER ALES,
Wads from rive Spring Water. and from our
flicilitles and IOoF experience In till e death...
feel stationed that we will be ena to rive
entire satisfaction to those who may favor as with
Mktg Poi... Jew
4112 OCIP.
465 Rebecca Street,
• • ALLEGHENY CITY.
10•111 orders let at BROWN I 01t/IHAIPH.
903 Liberty street, PltUblitab, Will Da promptly
attended W. oc:WI
W. E. GAIBRAHD..• D. S. BOOTH-W. T. GASUSIID
PoiNT /MALT HOUSES.
W. H. OARRABD do CO.,
hialsters, : Grain and Hop Dealers,
Ho. 17 'Water I and
Mo.. 6 and' Penn
PITTSBURGH; PA.
BffmnfltatammvomvA ,
PROENIP STEAR BREWERY.
JOS.rE &
b
MUSTERS ED BRIM!
Porter and Brown Stout,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
1413IIKUT WATSON, Ithusager. 1e1413
__
Pii.
Banker and Brc .41
er,
Its Wood St., near corny
r of Fifth,
dB descriptions of Gover
bought and sold on libera l
lament BOnds
London and Contmenta Jrnall. •
at New 'Tort rates. • Exchange sold
Gold. Silver and Cosine
eat rateS. and Gold Dr as bought at Mgt-
York. .afts lastaed on NOW
FINANCE AND TRADE,
1
ffi3 I
j 1)0
EZIMECIIII
. PITTRIIVItOII GAZETTF, /
Tosser, Jun.ls, 1.,117, 5
Tile folio, sing stockS were ousted to-•
day" the !Igor. named, at tlie auction
'dooms at J . D. Ballot, stock and real estate
broker , ' Offered, Asked.
Aliegh...iy Walley R. R. 7 , 4.... -- Os
~,A1 1 1 . 2, is Insurance Co ", is ......
.• ..". - • Insurance Co 40 00
Ca . .e . 411sville Railroad DUI
C 00!,,... .4ollartlie It. It; (interest).. 0 ' 25
: -is. _tonal Ilaul , 'ot.Coruineree..loo Si
\,,- .l. arinu Oil Company —...
'.ougliloglieny Coal Rol. Coal.
Mingo Cool —• • •
1 :Aar Union Transportation
1 Central Skating Park
1,000 Ou
MEM
Stocks sold Ttreiolay evening June
at Continveial Sales !Wei., Smith old
street, by A. Mellwalue, auctioneer
Iron City National Bank
Bank of Pittsburgh
M. it M. National 8ank.... .
Manchester Savinga. Bak
l'ittaburgh G. Co
Poona Central It. It
Monongahela Bridge C 0...
Pitta, Steubenville It. B.
Columbia Oil Co.
Marble.
ONE
IM
lEtti
EEE
The Pacific and Atlantic Telugreph Com
pany, of the United 'States, has, we notice,
declared n dividend at the rate, g le per
cent mien the 'stock of the Moo ongaliela
Division of its line. This linii is being
built and operated in divisions ley which
the earnings of Beth sections as Sac com
pleted, are divided among the stock holders,
wheels money has both expended in their
constructiou, and so fast as each additioual
section is nnished its stock is added to that
entitled to receive dividends. The next
dividend will be consequently upon an the
' stock representing the money used in the
constructiou of both the 3lonougabela and
Atlantic divisions, the latter !section hoc.
'wheel) lately finudied, and lint in opera
tion. The next section is the division from
Pittsburgh to pinch:matt, and is now under
construction, and so soon as finished It s,
comes into the dividend drawing line. By
this process, the money of stockholders is
made to draw dividends with the least pos.
Bible . delay, without having to watt until
the Completion of the whole iketeh of Line. •
it is proper to say that the present divi
dend le the sixth consecutive one upon the
diononguhela division. We understand that
the bustooss of the Company over lie newly
opened section from Pittsburgh to Boston,
via:Baltimore, Philadelphia and Saw York,
including Harrisburg and othor interme.
towns, is qnite so satsfaetory as 'that of the
Monongahela division.
—The georni aspect of trade is by no
Imesas bright or cheerful. The stagnation
is extending to all
,branches of uusiness,
with no prospect of immediate relief. Bus
thew; men are leaSking anxiously towards
Congress for a remedy to he applied, which
111 In' some measure remove the cause 3,
long operating to the detriment of com
merce. First of all, It In demanded that•
the present high rates of taxation be re.
domed Immediately. But, while great In
jury hew been done by heavy and
clone taxation, it is doubtle , s tree that the '
expense and uncertainty relative to What
Congress may do with the currency, which
is the chief cause at present pa:Virtue
production end is giving a shock to l l boat
, ness Um/eel/out the country, threatening
the revenues of the Government &MI rob
bing of some pert of their comfor t. and well
being millions of our hard-working etas
zees. • What the people are nos - .cilictly
anxious for, therefore, is a settled policy
as to the currency. At the last scwdon a
rental, judicious system of contreettoit was
derided on by the taw of the Mth of April.
Under this system our hu:lness went on
prosperously for Months; and it w , is not
until e ff orts were matte a few weeks go to
make a change that the more violent
symktome of the twevaillne dlstresd were
developed. Let It {says the ralladelphia
Fn..) become a ILted fact. • sure, truct
worthy cethainty, that COngrcsr
nothing and authorize nothing to disturb
the existing curoencilaw, drat the active,
immediate cause tit financial dullness wal
be removed.
--of the efforts of the bears at Nee York
to tighten up thc money market, or which
moment= heretofore been made. The
Fire seal Chreniele says the object of the
combination• for oratorios; Partll/10.0T was
accomplished bi - borrowing largely from
private bankers and merchants upon terms
ealenlated to induce them to call in loan..
In some Weed the greenbacks thus obtained
worn sealed up and used as collateral ter
fresh Mena, anti Ills lone.: again dupli
cated anti redupillaied. In other Instances
the leans were made torn definite period,
and the money bonnectl'leit as security,
the end being served so long us the green
backs could dot be made evadable to other
parties. In this way au amount, variously
estimated at Mx to ten millions. was liter
-ally tied up. 'lie result, of course, had
been to produce an et item: s trio , eney,and
to compel a consideranlo SMOtille r o( realiz
ing upon gold, clocks and governments,
with consequent decline In ye ices. It TS
commonly reported teat some of those
powerful interests which ate unfavorable
I to contraction of the cUrreUliy haVe
tleavored to exaggerate the existing atm
' gency, and iller.`l.o It haft a monetary
spasm, that the , may elan. relief, operate
on Congress, and obtain either a further
euaLsslon Of Some kind of currency, or, at
legal, a-repeal of the law of 15th of April
last, which authorised a gradual 011tr3(-
140.13.1.0 the extent of four million , : Of ",,t ern.
backs a mouth.
ALLEGHENY CATTLE MAIMET
Urr,.. or Tu■ Prrre.sulou U.zrire, ?
itITALIAT. Jan. 15, 1,67.
The receipts of cattle were again large
this week, reaching about nine hundred
bead. and with a limited demand and an
aver supply, the market was a pretty hard
ono for drovers, and prices, generally
speaking, were a fraction lower than lest
week, For Instance, last week several of
the regular acalars retailed above eight
recite, while this week, we doubt, if- in all,
half 'dozen cattle - brought that figure. ..as
wll be seen by reference to the sale., good
retelling cattle brought from 74 to 7t,i, and
fair to medium cattle sold at from 6 to 61. c.
It la estimated that nearly one third of the
cattle offered were loft over unsold, there
being but Very few eastern buyers In at.
remnant,, fled these few bollant very suer
beveral car loads reached the yard•
on onday,night, baring been delayed by
an accident on the road, and we under
stand that several bead of cattle wore kill.
ed, and quite a number more or an In
jured. Greenwald I Kahn bad t o car
10114. pretty badly used up.
•
•
The Market was fairly active, and with •
pretty Rood supply and a moderately active
demand prices, compared 'with last week,
more undergone nu material change. We
quote to urinal' way at e! , ‘ to 7 ots„ for good
to prime heavy aVeralice—noMuma selling
ate t 6611",. Cochran 501,1 Emerick a Co. a
head, averaging :MO, at -6,6 U. Paxton a Co,
to Emerick a CO., U head, averaging 230, at
C; McPherson to Euterick a ,27 head,
averaging 24, at 6%. litaceY to Marche.-
rather. 37 h averaging 3DO, at 6%. Ker.
in a Martin report having retailed 30
bead at an average of 6y.3 Emoriok ano. 31.0
bead at 6to 6%—some few extra at C% to 7.
Market for this class of stack continues
very quiet,. the demand being Very light,
bet the offerings are limited. Prime to ex
tra fat mutton etieeo. snail as our beat
butchers are accustomed to buying, may
be quoted at oto Cf 4, gross, while common
and medium are selling all the way from 4
to S. Miller .14172 head, averaging afi
to MelinfOck,at 1,15.
=PORTICO PALLS OP CATTLA
McPherson sold 16 head of good Washing
ton county' steers, averaging 1407, to Ker.
win & Martin, at same to ovine, head
of cows and steers at 0%. Z. Wolfe retailed
13 head of mixed Ohio stock at 4 to 7-6 left
over: Glass a Lafferty retailed hi head at
3 to G54:-94 head left over. Myers & Needy
sold 40 head of rough steers to N. Womb,
averaging 1025, at')),; also, 19 head to Spotts;
id head to Vanvoorlaa , and retailed 61 head.
Verner a llartman sold hotheld/Is & liana
16 head Of gOod steers, twanging 125), at
6,65; retailed 29 licati at 6.10 'to 7 !larks &
Traurruan sold Cochran 16 head o
Derf pretitot
g steers, averain PA head.
I.U:le:tilde reta g iled g
20 head at 6to 7%.
Kraus /lams 41. head at 0 to 7%-45 head
left over. Merrick a Loud 61 head at 6 to
Greenwald & Kahn 34 head at 4i t 0 7.
notched 10. head at eV, to 6i4. L. Kurtz 17
heed at 7% to r dw. Morgans 17 /toad 01
to 8. Host 14 head at 4 to 6, , „' Marks
TratirlThitl 84 head at ate alcAllieter &
Carr 07 head. •
Sew Yor4 Dry Good* Mir Del
New Youk, Jun. IL—Dry Cipotf,, nowt ;
and but low largo Jobbers are busy In do
mestics. /quota in fair demand. Merri
mack W 53; do I) Is; Wantsutta 13',4; 'lovers
/13“Lowoll 10; Nnumkeng ti-4. Gingham/.
steady and In limited request ot DIV.; the
latter for Laucaliter. Brown Shootings 11 , 4
e 22!;, the latter for Atlantic ; .t. Ilicaehtid
Muslin arm and In Molted doluand at PO
tho latter for New York Mills. and :A!5
for' Wumautta. Domestic Woolens Inactive
and deprossud. Foreign (foods without
movemont of Importance, and prices fully
muntalued enticipatiou of Increased
eery.
ilollignore Marling.
ligggixone,Jan. V....-.Flour,dull and iterrir.
NV oat, no eCe I pea.. Corn, stonily, mixed at
41,03. °Ate. steady al cOdgle. Corkin-IM,
gaggOel twa utudw,-. trot.* In to9n( l .
'II
rITISBURGII. lIALRILEIS
. Owner es ruartrrsunr.on.G.e , Vrre ,
Trrool.7, Sanitary 23, 1E , 37.
The produce markets are devoid of any
interest, the operations m most of the
leading commodities being almost entirely
of a retell character, and round lot sales are
not of frequent occurrence. For Bogs and
the Hog product, there seems to L. an in
creasing demand, while Flour, Grain, Gro
ceries. and many other articles, we might
mention, are quiet and dull. though, prices
do not vary much from day-to-day.
liitAlN—Wheat in .011 U but steady; we
C9ll report I car No. I spring at 11,2,01; and 1
car do at a fractionle,. Outs dull but nu
eilanged; regular salon.lore. at 3d 10:Z.
established quotation s for
__.._..
here aio no established quolaia.....
Barley, and but a Melted demand. Corn Is
quoted at 73 to . 75, en track, and to to 53, be
store. Rye Is selling at 41,23 to for
Ohio and Penna.
ILOUB—Is steady-but rather dull the de
mand being entirely local. We continue to
quote in a regular way in store at all% to
SIIO for common to medium Spring Wheat
brands; 41014 to *UN for fair to &holed
Spring Wheat; 413,30 to 411.511 for Winter
Wheat; and 410 to $l7 for fancy brands. By
Floor 10 quoted ut SS. Buckwheat Is offe r
lug at 43t4 to
klAY—There ls no improvement to noto
In the demand, and the market is dull and
completely glutted, and prices are very ir
regular. Ire rail report a Hole of 2 cars
baled at 42; and .10 prime do at 421.
lIUTTLIL—There Is no improvement to
note in the demand, and with a big sup
ply and large receipts, the market is dull
with adrooping tendency. We contluu uto
quo Wat 2400 ;t2, for lair to prime 8011.
Mil;S—There In a slight Improvement to
note in the demand, but prices aro barely
maintained—may bequoted at 20 for limed,
and 30 to 3efor treat, packed.
SEED.: , .—Flaxseed is new quoted at $1.1.',
and but little offering. Clover Scat at $3 to
49, and Timothy, 43.
APPLE:a-1n goat demand, and the mar
ket. may be quoted steady at $.3,:0 to 41,50
per bbl., according to quality. Becelpts
POTA.TOES—Continue exceedingly doll,
the demand being very much restricted.
Small sales Of prime Peach Blows, In store,
at Ow per bush.
MILL FEED—Quiet and nuallanged; small
sales at 41,15 to 41,2 e for Shorts; $l,lO to $1,50
for enc0mb.;41,9,1 to e 2 for Middlings, said
12,'1010 42,25 fur oil Meat
- . UO
-a
I llWl*l
PITTS II Unti l't rno LE UM 1111.A.RIGET
0111 oz or rn■
TL,:spAy. January 0, oh 7.
CRUDE—Thorn Wee not a Angle opera
-ocm lu the crude market to-10y that we
could hear of, and while dulleßsa stoma to
rule klUprOlLle, prices are nominally un.
°bunged. Wu bear of occasional small sales
of Smith's Ferry all at ZN, bbl returned.
and 14‘,:. packaged included—Venango
on the spot, of good gravity. Sri. to 9 , obit
returned, and 13.4 to 14, packages lucluded
—these areabout the asking figures. For
March, April and May delivery, we bear of
oilers to sell at 9, but there are very few, If
any buyers, at anything over 8.
REFINED—There is ratlfer more inquiry
for bonded oL principally on speoulatioo i
and while reduers generally are a little
stiffer to their views, prices, as yet, are no
better. We can report it sale of Iwo barrels
for March delivery, In Philadelphia, at W 4;
DX, for April, at ;:l; 500, for May, at 3l 100,
for June, at 31. and 500, for July, at 34. We
are also cognizant of a sale or WOO bids, bet
the parties interested, for reasons best
known to themselves, tleellned giving par.
limners; also, of an offer to buy live hull
dyed or a thousand barrels, on the spot, at
2114. Free oil Is quiet and dull. the demand
tieing restricted entirely to sllpplyingthe
immediate wants of the Jobbing trade.
MAR HEM BY TELEGRAPH
New York Floonclnt Ignitor.
'Xs, YOKE, January 15.—aloney market
snowed an Increased ease id the close.
Gold etronger at 41,35!.., the short interest
being very large. Sterling Is a fraction
Ortner, at •Jl;igh.. Governments quiet and
steady. Con pans of IS]. 1.041; ido .01
do 'Ct. I,es'-,6'.; do ' , A 10 , ),,431; Tee.
Treasurice
compound+, Leslcsll,l6.4. blocks timer,
Ohio Gertlticates. Western Union,
40 , „4,4,c, Eels. Vz7;YlF'4;
Mlehignn Southern, ts/1.01, , i; IW;
Patsburgh.94)4o9l; Toledo, illgills+,4"; noel;
Island, 10:9 4 "4 , Ii; Northwestern. Cll.ai?.;
do preterrCkt, Fort Wayne, 10Ps. Vld
United States bonds ore In sharp dt;man,l,
and ono German house ha+ ordered
over a quarter of a million of dollars.
Considerable small lots have been. taken tor
Switzerland. alining shares are lower;
Gregory CCM: Corydat,ll64o@daa Smith and
Pamlico , 04 715 ; benne:l, slOgp to: ;
Quartz 15111.45.
Mew Took Prodtaee Market.
Nod . Your, Jun. 15.—Cotton heavy end a
shade lower; sale. of 500 loalus 311,1 , 1 lin g op.
lands at 30.,0. Flour. dull and letotko lower;
receipts, OJILO; blots; sales of /.OM Mots super
state and Western, at 69.ieff 10,50 for Extra
tits/e o lith:A(6ll,EO for choice, 411,6411.2,t0 for
Eats Western, 610,50011.90 tor choice, SIX
175 for IL $11,9M.6.11.,5
e for rcommon to
Komi, and sif.oxo@it,ls for Trade rirauds th e
market closing heavy. W hisky nt/Minal.
Wheat dull dud nrk.le lower; sales of d,alo
bulb good No. Y Milwaukee at 61.5 X. Itye
firm, tont Martyry. Corley 10 fair rerinvot
for export; sales of e1.,10J hush Western
roc; Canada In bond, Melt r; Free, 61,1 , 7,6
1,10.1. Corn dull droll UM; lower; receipts,
11,1..N5 built; sales, xo,oeo tomb; Mired 11, et.
ern loi More. 61,15; olloal, 61,15. oats .1 011
and lower; receipts, 0;A:61. bush; sales, Ix.*
boot); Western, • rig:de. tsrecerles
Petroleum quiet; Crude, Idtie; Iteflual 1,5
Bond, Mops steal nn. unchanged.
Pork firmer, but 'Patel; dale. of .1,01 lest rein
at 61•41•4619,57 for Ohl 51, , o, rlosillo ell
..b:C.,4:4'37.75 Is Now Mess, fie
tc0,75 for Wealet n, And 60t.,;54617.1t for
Prime: aloe 5.051 barrel,. of New 01,., wt
41.15t5, for /eller,' and buyers' potion
of January; Febrotory And Motel, heel
steady; sides of •.:50l tierces. nt 05a,5051,10,t0
for Mule Oleo+, and 11,t00kt,14.50 for India
at' Beef Moms errs actOv. CA barrels
Wart. Bacon otemly, ail In fair do ,
wand; sales of osol boxes, tit ix for Cumber
land Cot; Ile fur short ribbed, and 1 se for
moor, Preit,C.i Iluza firm, Weetern
o,C.Solie. CUL Ilosts doll and heavy, 50105
of lto pockarcs, at dltifill'e for ehoulderv,
leifilts for floral,. I.arol firmer; sales
. 01 1,100 torrello, st 1001.10 for 041, and !f; ,t,6
13'..-0 for Now; Mao 1,•:50 barrels, at 1 , :!.e, for
soften' option of February, /letter un
eltanguol. masse Steady. .
=
Sr. f ocu, Janon.c.e l',.—Tuba. , 0 9 met, at
s.;',:a for common loge,' roal 96, , neffi,0 0 for
common Iral. llettllp nntut at 1/2,10 and rm.,
at, and 93,10 for drec.sed. Flour quiet - and
firm audio you deuraud,t 11,t0ei10 , .; for
spring and fall suporllnr, 011, , ,a/1.09j., for
%Ingle corn, and $l3 d01d1t, , ..; tor double
extra. Wheat firm. at If ,fidte . /,50. Cholar
tall corn, firmer bat heavy for 0.111 pt
'hipping fuel/1[199, .100104 00 7.1 ,1. llaW
nnebanvul at 61863. PrOvletona dull nod
unobangra, bulk coatts packed Om 91mol
eters 9%. RP, aides clear steles and bo•
con elatr sides 131,' Bare Inktrably
at Whl-ky firmer at 91,13.
th I emp Us. k
ctuaau o,
Jan. 13
5.—N Fl oo r a non in a a lly
loaCr;
salon Of pring eitrk,o24ll.Gfill,:o. Wheat
`men and ,
M er B. o Coro t dnil
nd land
lower; sale• a 0
No. 1. at 77,40. Ostaateady
but oniatt sale* of 1i o. 4; as 40614. Provlto
lota quint and unohanaed. Mt,. Pork doll
at $18.:0 ailgad and 08,430t0r0d. Live Hods
doh; ato.ad.yreaktoalel at 15.a0t16,1.
Dreamod steady and Pl . higher; sale). It
6.5131,00, dividing On OM.
Barred° 3Lork.at
possum, Jan. 13.—Ylonr quiet and steady;
Extra State, VIM; NO. 11p r1nk.1111,7:4 12,W.
Wheat, uutulnk Ootug. COrn lu moderato
request and firm; males of 000 hush No. I
Cbleago at 11,00. Oats firm, at 00c for No. 1
it, small lots. Barley quiet, at 41,01. Rye
quiet. Provi*Moi beaky; Mess Pork quiet,
at k2().00. Lard dull at 1144212. e. Drivlsed
Rocs quiet at SSGUe. Whisky quiet at 01,W.
=Eli=
ldirmaugss,7annaryls.—Flotir dull and
sales at .10.34210,75 for Spring.
Wheat unsettled and lower, with Was of
No. lat gt,l4, and X 0.4 at 01.9101,5 G. Corn
dull at st4o for new. Onto dollwith sales
of Yo. lat tic. Provisions *lrmo!, Mewl
Pork, lodes a 15c. Lira hop firm with
solos at 060e.15. Droned hogs Arm. with
tittles at 064.5Q7.
=MEM22!
Cntemtait, January IL.-.Flour dull and
hardly anythotsr done; superfine 1M 7 25439,75
for eptlng; V. 74910,15 int alntar. %d blekey
dull and unohaugud. hogs steady, at 47,(0
07,80 Oct; recel,as, 0,30/. Iles* Pork, sto,w
cg 20,50 . Lad hold M 14gc. Green !dents In
good demand. hulk bleats firm. Gold,
1174. ]lousy confect demand pressing.
=t=!
LoUrsYrcco. January 13.—Sales 46 bbils to
bacco at k1,1.414,?..1. Superfine flour, a 10,51.
Prltueold W boat, S2,BU. Corn, shelled, 470;
bulk (.orn, ear, GO. Bulk Oats, Glo. Cotton,
ll
])able. oge nominal. bless fork, a.a3,5e.
Lard, tlerres, 124. Whisky nominal. 11 up,
baled, Ir2o. Itlo Coffee, 23%0%.
Philadelphia
POILADZIMISIA, .111.261Lry 15.—Flour quill
Nenhweet, $12,00013,50. Wheat dull, red,
62,6543,16, and white, 11,11103,444 Rye, .145
.01,40. Corn ideady; yellow, g 1,0001,03. oat.
ateady, at Wane, CuntrabanlWhlonY,
@IAD.
Imp(:LH3) MO:1 a ajelq:l
MMilU==Ml
I=l
Thursdity, Japus77 17th, 1467.
AT TAMMANY 0 ALI, Nn. 104 Uhlo surer
f lyaMlion of
$25,000 TO LOAN
=I
la snots Of *5OO and upwards
Peal Estate to get and sold
UEOPUE M. PETTY..
• JePt Peal Estate Assent. NO. 13111. Mar St.
HOMES, B i.L & CO.,
Anchor Cotton Mils, Pittsburgh,
Halm raeturers of
ANCIIOU (A) ISIIEETINGPI.
ANCHOR (It) SIIEIETENGN.
Alf CUOII. (C)
Ault BATTLISU. 1.13:1,1)
PIANOS ! PIANOS ! !—An entire
stook of K UPS LestM. PIANOS. which
aro now ton tittered the roads: also fl AL4
BROS. CELIEBRATEI)IIAhIUn. Price from OA' o
upward. Persons In Wins 01. Ant elan Plano
Sr. os /Tearfully tnvlt.d - to tan and outline
before pnrchastnir elonsthhro
• CII.AULOTTE BLUML,
de:l .Av. 43 rum saw,
PITTSBURGH ROPE WORKS.
MARSIIILL, FULTON Z., BOL IN,
Only 541,1 ucturor.. la th- czt
HEAVY CORDAGE,
ScLt Me for Slaam a.1. , 1 Cola 00:4
BAR:a:II LAID OIL WELL. ROPE.
Tarred Ropes for foal Railroads,
HEMP OAKUM AND PACKINEI,
CAULKING c;0rn,5..1.,., Ar
Warehouke..lll odd 115 Vail er Sireet
Nt. 11,-, •
.11:11:111i
RIV];I3 NEW)
Tire ricer Pc.y sidlilenly and unexpected
ly comintneed to rice at thin pOillt on Mon
day night, and It continued to swell all day
yerterday, and iv, still rising alnwly last
evening, with , ititt nine toot the chan
nel. The rho, la oat of the Muttonindtela.
the Allegheny being retell up tight, and
list with tie indications of a break up. It
reported ye,derdsy afternoon that the
Monongahela had rl,rd :dation feet at
Brownsville, and that the ice bad broke
!loose, and gorged again at .lltTerent places.
The weather I n ca. again tno nod quite cold,
and 11040 pretty 11111.4,1 y last
night.
The rise in the river Im - slimed a 1110 re
cheerflintl)Pellthri. lit tili; landing pester
day, and hopes of ail earl, and permanent
resumption of navigation aro entertained.
Ut this, however, there is no certainty. lit
'we usually have cold frocking weather In
January and February.
Thu Leonidas, Capt. A. 11.1dettowsn, will
taro for New Orleans toolaY, 11111 Passen
gers and shipper , ohouid hear title fact la
The clerk. Mr. Is
clever °dicer. The hate Robinson, Captain
Bout. Itehlnson,is steadily Piling up fur the
name point, and will he the next noel
out.
• •
The tilaudale, Capt. John. 11 Hare, with
Captain Jame, Mellon, In the office, will at
once commence loading in carlie , t. for St.
Louts. and will cool" be ready to take her
departure. The halo Petnlll/1, Cant. Light.
• ner, with Mr. J. 1). Young, in tho office, Is
oleo up for the same point.
We hear It stated that Captain Andy
B e ars is shout taking thereon( the office of
the Kate nobineon, her former clerk, Mr.
John Wherry. having retired from the
river and gone Into thu calmed...len haul.
kens la Ht. Leal, Captain hears illl.l keen
out 01 the ctualulklat eiwancee for several
Ccoca float.
Thu iiew eteumur Dubuque now In process
or construction under lbe superintendence
or Capt. Lt. C. Leap for the Northern Line
Packer Company n( St. Louts, will be
completed. The following ore her ilitatin.
alone
. .
Length, .2.1.% feet, beam, Z.V; feet, bold Si;
feet. There will be four !Killers of Inch
diameter.% feet long, with (toucan Mies.
The cylinders are twenty inches, with seven
feet stroke, while the iiimeuNious of the
wheels are twenty.slx feels and ten feet
buckets.
.
The Dubuque tent be finisbetl and far.
Dished In the most superior manner With
all the unalcrn Improvement+. In point of
durability, speed, and lightness of draft
alit not Ito excelled by any boat o - n the 5110.
01.11 , 0. She Is owned unit controtled by
the Northern Line Pocket Co., and a ill ply
between St. Louie and St. Petel
baye the Chtelintatt Untrue, el Monday:
The Clifton and Wv3t tnc.arl3nd arrsved at
the wharf yesterday about one hour nottrt .
They 11000 been in ram they ninco leartng
Evansville. They left f.oublvill.o ,utt.trolay
morning about 0 weld lc, the Cluton mak
sun at night, where cite laid tip
till yesterday - tear log. The West:bore•
bald put up near Patriot. The former 1140
on lean 1,311. babel of cotton: the letter has
prthelpully surer and 1.11/1/11 0 and
115 harp (.4 which arm for Nth-burgh.
These gallant eteanott 4 are none the wur.te
for the,: light through the Ito at i.. 11.•
Stile. . .
el.p the followlug from the St. Loma
Rime( of sal Ili day, last :
:me of the prleelpal reaeed. ieirigoe.l h-: tt:e ea:wry:ring lurpeetorr tor ir
eultb; t writer rompelltue stearoutr to
Cave "bwkeil" valvor, WM. that there were
Mat:Ante , where eeklerst bad
leaded the regular ettfetv•calvi with with mn.
weight. LIMO wit,' Allowed by law. I:ce. o 11
ouch were the rate, WO think 1110 dung.,
eOuld have beau more rffeetually guarded
Agalt.t by 01111 ply ordertng a -Mill-tale
atenal gunge to lie pleee.l In i edurtecionit
porltton In the cabin. 'No: "tell.tale" in a.. 1•
:11l ion to the urea: tlezer venting the
.h,ou7,tafStt'Urtllhilt toeug u.... , 1, her an
otle finger,a Illch never mover heck art!
eeept by lie being opemel uml
tu x rned hack by bruit. It will at once tie
Atett that, Iti: :Ms gu.age owl:Art br the
lneul t 1.11,1 tat- key ret,Mea,
ahould the engineer, a cur Wm. cur:
More facial allowed, he .t cub! At ail
dues hate tile es blerice full
view : and UllOll It rPtllt, 10 ill., flirt of
departure, unit vbilt from the Impector,
would at ere, be met by tug punlrt.ment
pi micrite by lee . Mary hi. Yorryth:
to: her way tothir city, tram Cairo. ph keit
up ,
ruag, loreke li:re..., fourut the
elation:try fender., and ;ore of 0 net floe
of the ['otter deck. ft alto entered Om
bultiliead, and 'l:tot:ed . :Lie o ar. 11:a Mem-
ItActiet Ca•Olpfltly 101, lotrVi.s2,l the
hull of the. Aluguidia. and l• Ott hilt her up
In the rly e
ie of the L:a:titre, and' w.ll
It n+a wharf:l,ml_
11'1 1 . 01111. I.ll' It.tt 1.1t4).t 11.
rrrt.vltr anti, fox, w.fttte 2 1:0 trAtan It.
11., .1 anttary t..ttet :1..0 1.ir1111•
/ Aar It.t IL tr.t.0.1. I It /1.1.
21. co; nom', F. II N 1,0,6 .t t
11000 , 10, h' , •tl S 1,111. - 1..trt,0 0, :to, oor.;
10 WAN • .111p1.0., .401,0 ttesoo,l: 15 .1
bowl, .1 I' Flamm it to vrra
I tr., hay, I..ttiti , :+rti Brown: tlO .10, 0.0
tit....ta out, ittalr ` , t 1 rat'
JO/1 , 3 31,0trliradt 11,, II 1 1 , 1,
Idu strap ircul. Ii Craw :Ord: a., too ott,
Ithtt 1+1,t1 , /.01, IV I'
00 at, balitli,./ op r.ton .0 CO, .1!,,
GOO V otut Ohio/
I 1/tatn.t. 11.,
..tt I t la:111,•••,1,
tt
clap ,t oeparAt I C.AI ar
.t
ilft to,
1 cat whet, inn Ba/t
inwo: I 01.111,4. '2O
10 . 4.;5, I. II I'ol4l .t 1 ~ .x3
1: 11 /Itere /C 00,0 .150.....0,1 11011
.I.lltelttif...lolltflota /41:1.11 . 0y t cet;
11,01 1.01000, I// I.lll , lrientl. , 015 bay,
Courtutly.
I'ITIADVD.III, Llntl , re er. l2rn , ;ern en U.
1:..../ADDAVY 19-4 car vorik, slook, bp,
blde !lour, Itntt w Soon. ID bbd.
DE1110,11..1! nicker:s Pkge Oquor, Wll
myer, inlore tobacco, Lltric,llsll , l ,t 05109.,
5 MO. rem!, Ai In 1 .indt.
La r d. er,th ec o, Ilmeroprls it 01. Posp
nod enrollee, locum nevem , s 1 car •:AV ,
C 82,011 h; di ilkxl.l 1n..., A cO,
11 Ake .049. JLLS limns; ANA 110, eltanor,
!Iroise, R fool 25 brae apply., II K. t
p,etrick e, DEA 1),:1eV,5.:.11,,...Dt rico.
Ka Unla. II.). neloomebre; I Car corm, 0 1.
3lii..ory: was, ,1,1 Moat:, 12 1,1.1. oomr-
Pll's Wm CP.Pnlu. , : Pt on; I , Ar ODID. 11 2, erruct
ticy,• 1,10 Anse', Tl.be tour or
noplee, Iterrie(blll; 1U 4111 do, It Doman,
bole butter, Petit) 2 Noah',; louts corn.
Meal, IS do °NIP, E.LLIVENOD
CLEVELAND AND rrtminenon 1t1123.1413.
JA1111.117 1.5.-1 one lumber, Jolm Lirnal. r;10
do Iron ore, IV It ehoeoberger h [noir; 15
IrOln tBCAC:O, ARboaklen.R, co;: t.i.eonlea,
r' root & do .in, Fullbstaks,
Morse herb ! car lurnhor. Kelly .t to; 1 car
In ` 511111115:er Indwell; 1 ear Isstled nny, A
4 litamq;l. , : COlm,ul oar, '7 do dm
apple.. 15" lbertcreon, 1 ea( k, a, 34 Eva.
11er• 15 Like rye, Jam. lilcno, 5 erect. rag.,
rioditress Clerks l loll; copper, Part, 11,
Curdy a co.
ALLaonssr STATION. January I',-1 ear
lumber, John Near; I .10 millfee.l,:tillmni,
d co; Lao OM o. 1 to, n heat, Ken:.
ntoly .t Lothrup; 101 hales hay.
tt Kahn; I car 41uVel, J M Hemphill; 1O hWr
nmoluY. IL P thlny; 2 balm; hemp, John I'
Lenten
STEAMBOATS
V 0 U CAIRO, - 10EM. E .
VIDA AM) NEW OILLILANNI' * " ' '' 4 L.•
TG. fine paesenger stgamet
LEONIDAS
=
Will Icarr hr the shore %DJ all Intirtotlla.
pima MI6 DAY MA P , As. •
t
.for fraliebt api , ly on boa. , cs •
doll VLAI:o. COI.I.I2iIiWOOD,
1 4 'OR MEMPHIS
r, WILYA er—T tipl
ItURINKOhi.......Cept. M. Mons
le•re for the sieve end en Intern... Meta
porte on the 01 . 1...Y.Mte-t , e . AVM. l'athi.
Yor freletat or,,trtiryjargrl",
lit, t4JUJIN
OIR CINCINNATI
line Pe
lZlftriltrili'a.....capt. D. L. /IsNnort.so,r.
I. now rcreivlne frrlght for the shove notnt%
end will lucre Ohs 1.4!/...Ttlrtti Mr NAV MA
TH/h. •
for freight or pregy i n ,,,. boar.l or to
' . 111.1.11. lid
Cil:3
p i on C 4.1110 *SD 5T.r. 4 .4,=,..N
LOWS.—The apli.a , ll4l•lragart,
GIL.I , 2O,ALF Vaal. JOlla G. 1101te;
Will 1,. .Vr far 410.aaal Intl all intersot,liatv
parts, un ur ALUM the ritti or Vail htt•
Pot f r . , " .r wJALLBiDIr hued ur to
Jaa
F. ZdVSSNUOIN,
Fifth Street,b etween Taunt/
and CA athans Streets,
Gunsmith and 'Dealer lu Hardware.
First ela•s antdo of all dozed:Mona always on
band ano Lold it W„ lowest prlcos. LLcoalrlng
donwarall,4••.,,olo•
••
. _
A LDERMAN.--3 "IS. L. SUTII
' "LAND: COIIN. It
lITIMILT AND" UHRICRY A LLPIL",--11rodL ,
fk."• Mortgage., Loves. Le., drawn orally.,
acoo!alalL.autt loop., tarot. t 1110
fsr vr- 1
r IlrlaiL 1
MLA,. 0, 00/.0 ve Ws/ atteno to the
examluallun a Tltlrg. IrrLo./LI• tlous LaLro ra•
in,r,ILULICXII•CIDIE TO
.. j :c.tartely and neatly. Ilualf=l , l , c. -
4.1 to. ••
ETTACII a.. !REASON,
CD ROLLA IL A CLAD IL,
Loottrooturer(c , f
• OAR LEATH EU 1.113.1(17ili,
Ohio street, A Itogh(n) . CILY•
bill oAsoitment o(11.1“rg all 11. AN'
IPS.U3I).SIS 40. ItOJ 1.1. , 0rty
6gt.). O. CLAIM, OuP , •° ,
dol7
BOQUETS ( ) 13011E1.12\ S. fix
{qTiaybelNlFllugrit, sad boststocli of hr
wad mlwwhid to wa rmth wedding
wile* with, Ole awl llmad Itohute. YLlth.
so short unties. - Verso also for
oloh Yloral Wrestri Vrossrs. de. ♦II orders
r u nglir attended to Cana to
to the Wenn
hhile• few notss.
JOHN It. A A AtUliDliChli
EBEi
BIEMCIN IRON WORKS.
JONES & LAUGHIES,
i'L.I3 VE13E117.711.(3.13.
=I
DIERICAN AND CLAIB
Rar, Hoop, Sheet and Plate Iron
Bridge Iron;
Angle and T Iron;
Guard bean;
Coal Screen Iron;
T Rails,l6 & 20 lbs. to the your&
Train Ralls,punehedand coma-
ter sunk
Boiler, Bridge a"sd Tank Rivets
Cut flails and Spikes;
Ship and Boat Spikes;
Railroad Spikes;
• -
Railroad Fish Bars and Bolts;
Railroad Car isneels and Axles;
Street Car Wheels and Axles;
Coal-Pit Car Wheel's and Axles;
Patent Cold Rolled Shafting;
Patent Cold Rolled Piston Rods;
Mower and Reaper Bars.
WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE.
120 Water and 15 Front Ste.
Ul4 CH HOUSE.
Nos. 22,24 and 26 River St.,
)r.1:05 CHICAGO, ILL.
FORT PITT
BOILER, STILL IMI TANK
WCIOMKS.
CARROLL . & SNYDER,
XAKUTACTUUMAS Or
TUBULAR, HOUBLE-FLUED, TUBULAR
1311.1.410.1 d C Y LIN DER STEAM BOILERS,
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS,
CHIMNEYS, BREECHANG AND ASII PANS,
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON
DEN SEIB%
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS, ANDIRON
BUDGES,
PIGEON 000115 AND COAL SHIITES.
Omer and Works earner Second. Third
,nd Liberty Streets.
Pittsburgh,• Pennsylvania.
82 - Ordors Pent to tno above address will be
promptly attended to. • aeltdba
14:14441$Mtifq$341 11 :1:1 ,
SINGER, NIMICH 8c CO
BEST REFINED CAST STEEL
SQUARE, PLAT AND OCTAGON, Of ALL SIR
Mat, MCLAT, AKDCZOIIS COT
SAW PLATES.
lELLlrric AND BrAEDELLIPSICI
RAILWAY SPRINGS,
Cabi Spring Steel,
Cast and German Plow steel,
PLOW WINGs AND. MOWER BAYS.
SPRINGS, AXLES AND STEEL TIRE,
6ICKLK.OI:Hyr.I., HOE. RAM PORK. TOE
CALK AND MACHINERY CAST STEEL,
CRoW-BARK. &a, 6., ite.
Warehouse, S 3 Water St., Pittsegh,
KEYSTONE IRON WORKS.
HIITCHISONLASS a co.,
Itaaaraelnrer4 of the diftarent es. of
Round, Square, Flat and
Ilorse-Shoe Bar Iron,
!loop and Baud Iron,
Boller-Plate, Tank and
Salt-Pan Iron,
ShePt Iron, ite•
NTT TOW P 11111 P, oa liouorootte
mgr. 42:1:c , 4 Acta Ware Lou.:
No. 146 Water St.
4,, 4 141
VESUVIUS
IRON IND NHL AVOW.
LEWIS, 8.41E11, DALZELL &
ld•Jurakmaurdis yr .
BAR, BOILER, SHEET
.a.D.Tra
irdt961 4 4113. IZELC)INT
NAILS AND NAIL RODS.
Warehouse, 73 Water & 90 Front et.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
KENSINGTON IRON WORKS.
LLOYD & BLACK,
MINOTAUTCII29 Or
Be.l Common, Relined Charcoal
' AND
Juniata Bloom Iron.
MERCHANT BAR, itotriin A SQUARE IRON.
0001'. BAND. T sod ANOLL 180 N.
BOILER rucre and bIIEET . IRON.
ROWER and REA rEll BASS
CYLINISK a and ti HAND 06 rINCHLII 180 N.
eIIALL T HAILS N . sad Ift lb. ID the yard,
WILIAIGHT CHAIICS and nFIKES foe same.
FLAT Han" Funcbed and Countasank.
COAL 800 EN IRON.
NAILS and EFIKES.
Warehouse. Na. WS Water and No. 6 Mutat
eta. Nyoras, neanel street, Eighth Ward. ad
'et ma tUlly Oar Work.. Flthbursb. .011:14
I'ORSYTH'S
STANDARD SCALES.
• .A.T.41540t
•
Copying Presses,
Warehouse Trucks,
Baggage Barrow
Sugar mite, ic.
ronsyrif, TAYLOR & CO"
sell mot aC. 14.ASKICT STREET.
FORT PITT FOUNDRY...
.CIIMILES " - Hite ?limns
NATIO7AOTUriIe Or
\\ II AVY ORDNANCE,:
i e.
.1* ALL MINDS OE MEATY CASTINGS.
ti vtal attoattoa Bob.t to • ROLLING MILL
W' o , BLAST MACHIN SHY and MILTUHTS.
Her £llth attended top romptt i. ..
Al hareiornne, the 1..1 Mater arld wrap,
be lewd at ibis Foundry.
Haring .I.brph.ed of Our Old pattern.. wears
prepared, 'elan ERN AND litraoratt patters...
tormenters.' strider the snperelston alit. Zs
-6 coi, to WOO. NAIL MACHINES at !dart na
H.' c art
ROSEDALE STOVE WORKS.
L. PETERSON, Jr., & 00.,
Deafer* to all Olaf of
Cooking and Heating Stoves,
inovwbovir WARE, &c.,
A" ii' ° l;;ll l o'uslrt4t T lfi l bearga r e l tr .
14'01.41,3. MANrIfF URGiI t
EBTAEItt
a. IMADIJIT.... Of. fuurfoy
ARTNA , STOVE - WORKS.
4..• -
A. BRAD T & CO. •
P tro of v arlet) of
Cook, rlor and eating Stores,
Among hIcO &roll. oat* tinted LOX EA.
1,11..gz gat3trlNWOOd .
Cook •1. w•nufacture
(MATES, (IRATE FEEETPI. EC.
(Mee Nth! Warenvoea. cqrn4 at *mid and
itroota. L'lttaboria. intfalloe a kNonsul
strcet. ' Ulf MO
/ON.I. .... ... en.Llia.
lIIQUESNE ANN *EST POINT
IRON 7011slId, PITTSBURGH. Pa.. man.
ufuturo MOMS CLISOTXININ jeelebett•Le
Cranlis. Platou 'Rod.Lever., Altman
Jews wd Wrtets; Lao: litaliroo aphis. Lagoons
iv e Frames, find 141 aliaPeefarh• Th. wde In Mt!
lurrius Peen rot many years w/hirad
leant. art prepared furnish all order; en
trained to Ilse= Alin promptness sad diapatais. "
lyllif6l !QS. ageti 4 ink
UNION IRON NUS,
!UNTIE VABD, PITTSBURGH.
A LIDATION ON THE ..IRON CITE
IOEOE" AND •`EITLOPS IRON CO.'
Or.BEALti BANETAcTrtif. OP
. IRON AND FORGINGS,
Bpeclal attention given to the assunt.etufe of
Hammered and Rolled Locomo
tive and Car Axles,
3EIFLALIV 3I : ) .
RAILROAD CHAIM., SPLICE BARS. =DOE
IRON BOLTS, ac.:
LINKS AND BOLTS, I BEAN% OIRDSit 'Boy(
OCTAGONAL HOLLOW WROUGHT IRON
POSTS:OE AND ANKLE IRON.
• WARIEIIOVBEt
95 Water and 126 First Streets;
OFFICEI
AT THEWORKB. 2:11.121.1WMCD. PITTBIBON.
octs4:2
Ai 0 sliTO:sr- STREET.
Ninth Hard, Pittsburgh, •
'THOMAS N. MILLER, Presidenti
These Works are among the largest and most
complete establts.ment In the West. and are
Dow pre- trod to furnish
Engines of Every Description,
Boilers, Oil 'ranks,
Sheet Iron Work, -
Railroad Castings,
Bolling Mill Casting.,
Engine Gassings.
Machine Castings,
General Casting■.
ORDERS SOLICITED.
nOteafg
pITTSBITRGIII kTEEL SNOBS
ANDERSON, COOK A CO,
DIIIOOZSBOBB TO JOBB& BOYD a 011..)
Mutt:saurus of tLe but reaned Cut Stet.
2.12 t::: 1,;',1 °l.:2:l l otgr
Mut for •
Reaping and Mowing Machines
STIR? PLOWININGS, SPRINGS, LI
Lin CIRCIOIJULS, Ate.
Cut A: Common Plough b• Spring Steel
• roar of Pint aO4 Boa Moots, two
Wove the Mononitatuas
windy
E
B. WOLF, JR, &CO.,
DlrAnwafi IN
Hardware& C utlery.
Are now roc/Wotan large midltlons to our clock
which It Oneron to Dealer. at
2171ALIBTMINILIV3P1:11.1CC7811111
Corner Liberty and St. Clair Ste.,
Pi.ttaibrus-sh.,
5e253171
GEO. F. SCHIICHNUIN & CO.,
PRACTICAL LITHOGRAPHERS,
The ONLY STEAM LITHOGRAPHIC ESTiLS.
LitiIIMENT WEST OP THE MOUNTAINS.
Ituouess Cards. Letter Head.. Baud.. Liiheigi
Clrehlsza. Show Chrds, Dtblotrigs, Portraits.
Vle ws. Certfilastes of 1/hipbone. luvltattou
Cued., C. Nos. 711 And 74 Third sc.. Pitts
burgh. seglibm
010. D. 111111.X1...0. 7. HOLLMAN
LA BELLE STEEL WORKS.
MLISITT3ECEIL di" CO.
ituauhciantn ofCAST STEEL: 81 , 111 M; PLOW
.0 is urras ISPILINUIL AXLES
CROW BANS. M.
Pr 0111 e. So. 96 ,W.ILTLIIBTREXT 0.114.1
M.... P.
EVERSON, PRESTON & CO,.
P EX" rs.. '4.11".1.1
IRON W COW - IPC S
w =sat !fp iarit strzt 0000
WHOLESALE - Hilt46ooHS.
ARBUTHNOT, SHANNON & CO.,
No.IIS Wood SI., Pittsburgh,
Hate in atone a 24 receliDag, a fall all OTinita nt of
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
Which they carer at
EASTERN PRICES
AND TO WHICH
The Attention of Dealers is Invited.
C. iIIiSCTUXOT. W. T. BiLarloN./.I2.ISTMITIII6Ona
dein
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEW
SILVER PLATED WARE
AND
FAL XV a lir a a a 7:118 .
AT
C:014.1=1. 7 1€1,
37 Ohio Street, Allegheny,
line Watch and Clock Bo:miring promptly at.
tended to. deILIT
prrrsnynon PAPER IMANU
PAOTURINOCOMPANY, limtacturcraor
PRINTING AND WRAPPING PAPERS,
CLINTON MILL. STILETHINVILLIL OHIO.
ISHIUHTOIS MILL. NEW BIOOLVION. PA.
OFFICE A/CD WABFAIDESE,
No. 82 Third Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
OPTICTMS—AUQIIST RAZTJE, President.
• - JNO. LIVENGsToN, Troaer.
SAMUEL RICO i.M. Secretary.
Ohs—August Hartle. John Aterail. S.
H. Herman, John H. lirlageton. John M. Per
line. C. H. Merrick.
Comb Paid for Paper Stork. •
rtzt , al
CAUSTIC SODA ,
Both American and Engliah,
rviE warn: BRAND%
For Oil Refining Purposes;
Cobstantly on hatd.surfor We In ryystattles
to Yul[purclusers, by
JAMES HUEY DOBBS,
246 Pearl Street, N. Y.
detrft
SAMUEL Iff..lPFlCßEnsmim,
Iron Broker,.
124 First Street,.
PIITSIII7/143U, PA
Agent. for the lisle orConmall, Donighmore.
Jo
Olaadan
latrivok4ud Ullybust's U. U. Cbjeou rt b u
Couset =tuts . and orderrespoottully lobe-
Ued. 3•14:r4.1
NEw rerzn
FOB - PAHLOITS—Treneh with Gold
Borders.
run LiMIABLIES—PompoIon rattan on.
I . ol=—Nowerrek Potter= ea Rod Cloy
gro
Foß und.
CHAMBERS—La. Asid Muslin Patl4lll
*WITIt ""
tjrW. P. MARSHAst LL,reet.. ,
w Wood
URI FLOVIII COHN MEALI
Pfasey Ilfaed• of Vt. tool.
d Yloor •
Choke ErandaotWintee do he Wat kio
Good o d• o
Vetere , Moon, good to choice brands:
Rye floor:
Iteetwbeet .
tlgt: , Corn , tel, kiln dried;
thee
At astand, I= and 171 Wool etreet.
lit 13 OC IIOHABZIt £ LANG.
THE CELEBRATED STEEL
A- TOOTH HAT HAKIM "hands and
..Haadow Lark" are manufactured only at tite
OHO/ONi WORILi. near the Penitent! try,
Alin Olty.
My Forks .yrlttit P Wastons, Wheel
barrow, tee Trott. ot OYU, mad, made of
the best we/crud, at abort note, and warrant.
ode 001.1:31BOH vot.wirks.
REMOVAL. - THE UNDER.
NOVI> have removed the cam of the
ROM till. WORKS , tkom 35 Market street,
Pittsburgh, to their Wor ks oa Canoe strert,
they ma itemafter W toned.
Foi. l ttylee Addrisalt,V,rlkmottrat..tA...
nUANGES Alien LE PiltiNB-19
a ` esatilla ,l 44TraigralLal IVA ir
4.14, aZIEI-4411171.
WALL PAPER-01 nll acnillin. 4) CASKS MADDER, Dutch. rtc'4
Cot Paxton, Masi Wails by gx.o. a. axi t Ly a 4 -`0.41
Eitebw, gm% varier, at Yo, W
w enn Lircilerth 1ir094 BM;
O t 3 F 4 0 0. 411.11gua.w"
EILCHANIS. 1
/011 rt smrsoN • a.ALLACL ' E. . L...CaLT-T-DG.I. •
cjurroN ai,WALT ACE. Ws hole- ; ( 1 fl
rate .14ROCE 11 .S A-ND PRO.° CCE DEALEII.3. IRO\ CITY ' , l , 111LI4
No. G litreet. rat !burgh. jallube
ZITENSION,
G Rocgits,, No. 173 Wood ADC ill! Liberty
Plitiburgb, Ps- ataitlyd
WY. J. STair. ' au. 7. areal.
Wll3l4.r*USSBrffik t-811;R101A9,1 late
311 Se w e SIKSICaditTS. receive end se k ll
Corn Meal, (tau and Care. Bean, Baron, Lard.
Cutter, Cheese, Efres. Pots. tire., and •ter,
Fruits, PotatOes. 1 Jme, Salt. ke., de. Venter,
tar atteutiou paid to and Lhasa btsed, Feathers.
OIL Barrett, 11.11 owles,_ the - sale of Fort!Ju
ad 1)01:nestle Pu-tta, 00. /39 TWA itrcrt.
Pittaborgh. Pa. 1014 r 1.11
SCHORIALKER & LANG,
rale dealer. tuUroceries. Ytour. Celia. Pro,
door. PrOrtslone, Pleb. Cheese, Salt, Carbon Ott.
Nos. 173 and 174 Wood sheet. near I.lbertYritret±t.
Pittsburgh. Pa.
1 - 13.ALiii DICKEY Sr. CO, lifhole
sale limners, Commisaton 11.mb/sae. and
dealers in Pratnce, No. SO Wai.e.r street-au-1 IS
, rons errs.. Pitts Lunch.
- .
BIDDLE,No. 183 Liberty,St.,
11. Pittaburgla Pa.omullerlonliercanl.ann
Wholesale Dealer In Country Produce, Lin:cern,
anal Pittsburgh inanufactures. Cain alewieed
on Canstgainenta, and pald for Prodilde goner
l•aaarrf .. ',ALLA. ,
POBT DALZE LL: &C0.,Wh01e
.., sale (tracers. Commission and Porararril”
Merchants and dealers in Produce rand Pittsburgh
Martufactures, N. U 1 Liberty street, Pita , -
bargh.
VETZER & ARMSTRONG, For
.- warding and !Cowinleatoa Merchant, fur
the aisle of Viou, Grain. Bacon, Lard, Blatimi,
Seeds, Dried Prat uni Produce generalif. No.
le Market etreet, corner of ghat, Pittsburgh, Pa.
fehnly
_TAMES DALZELI.SLSON,Manu -
R , facture. , of Lard Oil, and edintaindnd Met
hants for the purchase and eale of _ Credo and.
Refined Petroleum, Nos. IA and 70 Water street;
Plusbargt. Advances sonde on Corudgnments.
JOUR T. ZIOViII.ZDWARD 110082..•1111. S. 110 , 118/.
JOHN :HORSE & BROIL, Mic
e, cxeso.B To .70Mx t. MOIIO 1 CO., Inert.
herorocers and Commission Merchants, ear
and Water streets, Pittsburih.
told
ONOHOZ tl. IIZAD .....
HEAD & DIETZGAIt, Grocers
Commission Merchants and dealers to all
kinds of Country Pratuoe and Pittsburgh Mao
untetores, NO.SOLibilltf litreet, oproidlto bead
or Wood street Pittsburgh.
IOW( B. CANFIELD, Commas -
.to..nd Torwardlng IderObaut
sala desire tu Western Reserve Cheese. art
ter. Lard, pork, Baron. Flour, Fish. Pot and
Pearl Aston, and 08.. 'Pried Fruit.
40. Nos. 144 and 144 Front Croat.
Pittsburgh.
r.
wm. P. HECK & CO,No. IEI6
Liberty street. Pittstrargh. Pa., Wbolu
sale Groners,Comndsslon Heysham an d dealers
in Cannily Produce, Provision., Bacon. Lars.
Mutter. Foos. Plates. Fish. dn.. Prods... Flour
Grain. Benda, tire. and Drlset limits. 11.. Bait
and LIS.. •••.•
pITTSBURGII
BANK FOR SAVINGS,
( Formerly the DIME SAVINGS INSTITUTION)
6't Fourth Street,
Snarly Opposite Busk of Ple.talmegia.
CHARTERED IN 1862.
orEs DAILY from 9 to 4 o'lock,and on
WsDNILSDAY AND SATURDAY EVIENINus
from May Ist to November Ist. 7 to 9 trelock., and
from November Ist to May Ist. Gto a o'cloek.
Bongs of By-Laws. de.. furnished at the whey
Tills Institution r•peelally oterto those • Goetz
earnings are !hotted, the orotortnnitY Ecru
mutate. by small eeposlts. easily saved, • sum
which will be a resource when need.: and bear
ing Int eee s e InstesdA4 remaining nniroduetive.
3Eic:•a.rd. Of 73/Leszaragcm - Ed:
• YRZ.ZIES•r:
GEORGE A. BERRY.
Vic• I'ILLSIDENTN:
13. U. liikantAN. JAMES FARE. .In.
, I.CCSTAILV AND
D. E. Mcii/NLLY.
A. BRADLEY. WM. K..171111i•K,
A. S. Y. BAUM.
S .
9. DILWORTH .101111 U• RHODES,
FOLLANSUEE, JOHN SCOTT,
JAS. L. Z
O CHRISt KADA:IIc
OPDER IL C. S
G CHMERTZ.
U.
Sot tviv , n—D. W. aA. S. BELL. my7ttelt
BASKING DOUSE. •
N. HOLIES & SONS . ,
33.ELNI-L=ll.
No. 57 Smithfield Street,
PITTSBURGH.
• Depotits rreelsed In Per Funds add Currency
Codeetione made on all the principal points of
the Uoi led titates end Canute..
Stocks, Bonds and Other Securities
130teGHT AND BOLD ON COMMISSION.
rartietdar attention rata to the ',archaic and
sale of
il[T. Se c urities,
Incindlng C. S. floes of Mil; dn. do. feZdat do.
Piers rallat du. eartaticates ot Indebtedness.
Order SadVOnclsers Wingate or railer., Jail
CNA3.II.BARC-11148.111. XNANC..11.L.111.7r111.11
BARB. KNARE & Blitn.".r.LEß
Buccettore to WAALELLNK A BARU,
N 0.12 St. Clair St., Pittsburgh.
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DrA.I.ItHS IN
Pianos, 471.orga,ns,
And Musical °nods generally. .
flirSolo Agents for the Celebrated BILiDBII.
By. New York. and SCLIOMACHEIL A CO..
Philadelphia, PL&NOS.
Also, ESTE"' P. CO.'S ”COTTAGE,” and P..
D. A D. W. 5.511211•3 ••AMEILICAN" Og
g/ANS, andT.LY.TON'S PATENT GUITAR.
The best, Italian and German Violin and Gui
tar !Urines always on bawl. no17:on
HOLIDAY GOODS.
ALL RINDS OF BRONZE,GILT,
CUT AND 61.4.9t1
Oarbon Oil Lamps and Chandeliers,
Lazuli - Trimmings, &c.
Also W.II.RILLNTLD NON-SXPLOSIFEOIII
- OIL. whole/Wei snd mixt!.
JOHN ROSS &
No. 04 ALlCalirlicot Elltrocyt;
deM:silitdawT PA.
H. J. LANCE,
1111.8 AND WOOLEN
DYER. AND SCOURER,
ALSO, •
Chintz Window Curtains and Chair Cozen
Cleaned & neglased without unpacking.
Nos. 185 and 137 Third Street,
Between Wood and Bmltbneld.
=Men PlTTEllullOti. PA.
CoP..AiC3kIEICO,
DEALER IN
Fine Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds,
ItiX3Calir77irt.
AND
French Clocjks, & - c.
Art y ' itmilp . eleea to the lIEVAII N 0/
W. 2.2 Pfilh Street
se/ were
4:::S3LBLYLC/CO.ELI-a
WANTED—TO uu coy' . ItAer for
75 TOlOO,OOO SHOIRLS CHARCOAL,
*.tritirtg A D PVIM:001=1;
MOORHEAD at CO..
99 Wafer Sired.
4147Weadw,
DRV DRUGGS!! • DRUGS!!!
JAMES T. SAMPLE
.SOUGHT - THE- •CiLL- 'KNOWN
DitUti 1101.1nIC ON Con. TNUEI3AL AND
itUELNLION tan.. AA.LEUXENT.
W 111 keep on hand • tall ael Dement of &Unladen(
rortxrckisi._
And whim wl.ll be !wad cheapell than way older
house In the two alUee. •
OW d
'Preeerlptlona 'carefully prepared by-. 11 . 1 ..
earst.
Minted., oef PHILVILILERY and PA.Ncy warn
on hand. oo
- WEST COR1111(11111ACEILIIE
irrox - s WOHN4, Northwest Comm
Wes Common, Astmiumty.
PI iZIVIL:AVIVATita • CO.
Have on bxtull or peepers on abort nutlet
4 ,I" TH AND rime Immo'. MAUS run
HiAU AND TOUR "Tat ec.
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BOBArOrd crs promptly exec W.I. 1.1110):+31.111.•
ABLZ. cam smite
BAml & momr,
At.i,a.c733xx.s.floPrB,
IrBUM ASOOCIaTION Nog. and
CLAJA trITEET, PlTTirri6t.Gki. pA.
cranial attention Oren to the destaulair and
bullatatt of Court 'routes and public buildings.
a1:01
ROOFING lILITERLALS
amens pitch, Felt Paraillne
Flgrniab and. Black Paint,
•
Xanufaatarad and Wad o`ust lA' any cithar
Don.. a Lae ao,loatry,
woo MOB. al 00.,
tNfYMtthlreterr.
lg
13
;;:nc.:JL. auks avenue.
Slitlltfili. PA.
PULP, 221.0 ES AND MUSTARD,
L J. 2 EDI. is on the Article.
IfnLill 1t0.7N11 CORNMEAL and ELS
1.01 , 11. on hand.
t• 'e
-E - A - ND 'GROUND NUTS ROASTED'
Snit:pity.
We r...;. , Walls . inform the public tint we
will ...Ito. e the trianollissure or all the IMF-
L'Citth l' KIN lin Or SPICES. which we aloe to
W liolrea, au,l Retail Desires at the lowest
t lit De. aiming to ilea' foie, ne
the potiotiaes of the Sohile.
R. J.BANTEIII Dinner',
R.inrmcrll. of tux Court..
CHOPPED m m,ll at
I4:CEM:=II=I
IMIED
FOR CURISTRIALS PRESENTS.
-New Style Ottomans,
Largest. call, tibial:Covers made of roman as
of best Wilton cud Velvet Carpets. The the •
est, most durable and most elegant article of
Parlor .7Pur22.l.tura•
To ne tonna. nlsnotneto red and sold only by our
sell ee. All oslne stylne of
CIOrTICITICIBNB
panend. of our own mate. In great vari Carpe
rns and tor sale tem , low at Um
Store of
XcFARLAND & COLLINS,
Nos. 71 and 73 Frfth Street,
Nest .door sleeve 1.)141 , etc4 BuNtug•
Coo,
pITT.BuRa.
GAS SAVING COMPANY,
OFFICE,
No. 59 Foui-th
cpx.xciaws.teit
JAMES I. BENNET, President.
ROBERT FINNELVice President.
A. W. BELL, Sec'y and Treasurer,
JA9, I. BENNETT, W. W. PATRICK,
ROUT. NIAMEY, J. 9I'D. eIIABAAN
JNO. W. ~,,,,,,,,,,,
i2MiDM
FRINKLINCOTTON WORKS
B. HYDE'S & SONS
Are row oranwrerl to to.ufacture
COTTON TARN, CARPET CHAIN,
COVERLET TARN, CANDLENVIOR,
TWINE, BA ITINUd,
COTPUN WARM. dr., tte.
W EST CANAL STREET. betweeoltobtraon and
Laeoek, Allegheny City, P..
P. o.—All orders oy tustl attended to. nosl .63
BEAT ATTRACTION!
GREAT RED DCTIO.II
cs Clo MIL X) dts
131 PrOOD STREET,
Ark eapec:lll literalen to the
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES.
They are eltwang oot thelrttoeknt
LADIES' FURS.
GREAT WESTERN
PLANING MILL,
Corner of lar6or7 Street all Duitene
PliTTBELlItOli s PA.
Sash Doors, Blinds and Mouldings
MADE TO OUDErt. LirAnLidted work In put
a dry Donne and- finished when taken— out.
Pnlinys. Flooring. Preacher Boarding. Laths
and 'Shingles constant', on hand. Sawing. ra
mping and Scroll natring dose.adin dispatch.
Boles or all kinds i n to ordry.
JOHN HYATH.
FIRST CLASS LOOKING GLASS
AND PICTURE FRAME MANUFACTORY-
J. LYONS,
No. 110 Wood SL,APlttshOrgo,
Keeps on hand and manntactures to order. tee
FINICKY STYLE UP GILT. IdUSICWOOD and
WALNUT. OVA PICTUREI7/0 ALIKEGE,
POILTILAIT and SHAMES, Curtain
Cornice. Entds and Sutton.. Consols. Tripod
and Bracket Tables of exoulate deslin 5 54
workmanshln
el AND REG ILDLNU executed to the
litchest sine of the an.
Kirrtuees - - Uoutat.A.TE. • I.4.riararts
BELTEW BIaTLNG
,LEATHER AND CUM BELTING.
Abeo. GEM 110 . SE.
PACKING.
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INDIA DUBBER. DEPOT,
Nos. 26' and ns ISL. Clair Estreac
del_ • J. & H. PHILLIPS.
SlaTi=3A K
TetiyeePAT
!i iED LAD. i o
LEATHER BELTIIM AND ROSE,
ktkaoraetared at No. 5 63111111rIBLD CM, br
PLBB I I7..EY. PHELPS ar,
£1 o, loot& Zoe New York Bobber 00.
413t.lini
LtrAill'a. h tZtt I Vatrwq k .,"
PIM 6
lakven lYrrii rod BUDS, Bk.LT 800 Itkiete?r-
TN THE HATTER OF THE ES
TATE LFSADUEL. b COTT. decermed.
'47, December Term. 7SBA.
15th, Mr... the Court
th dlurl
1e
b uc
•Ise the handsLckitl.l6%
AtMats A. IiALAXLS, Cluct. 1 1 "11 CL;l6llfbut4r...
All person .Interestede bereby notillad that.
ta,uader.lgned will tilted for n the N ipurprea Or
Ni7e r t . r Et '. an Y g •ITIa " !
tt at "Xottirt"
dele:4l4o, • Ai:Attar.
MO-NILTMENTS, GRAVE STONES.
Vaults, Fountains,.
Statuary, 'Vases.
CIE
DESIGNS OF EVER/DESCRIPTION,
- - BROOME,
00 - Rana Strada.
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pRIVATE
DIL YOUNG. Oata or Ptilladalnala..)
lia.Pfs Third wrest. tram all deacrlptionsOf
Irate Pliselieell 'nth unparalleled CllCealia.
Particular attention paid to Speatmatorrtiosa•
as disease,. of the Urinal, urns.. Ell teeler
flint Re the eatele barge the molt eileeesefel en/
eIDPI.Ted • He glee tope or a speedy eiWil
the Mated. , .
-- • -- -
Ladles will dad al/ °nil:2.l4 , lzae superior to
Ca , other prolArailOrl tor rosoorlosr opstraciloos
to Tara healthy meristroal.Vol
r Untie. No. Irklica is torm dogma
sirottzer, a• datlgitiottor , sbirt/soloCasses,
Dollars p r - ,
Wilco boors a. ma to 5 r It..
rt11.97"' ith tram
" 'utsts.=.
Zonis BEXlGE&Ctl.lnanutrace.-
tare.. GRAND 'AND hia ARz rIAXOS
Waren...497 BLENIiILII. STIIItZT. 84.01121
Block Wen from 0-roadway. NEW lONE. •
The Ft . reahafeenned by this Ana are eh
.d.r.ed by al l theinholaZ MVOs OYUa enantry
for Dale borraznal, clear. toll/taut sad eyeepan
Wet. tear; wink for derahnfly and este).
tbreu Octave Rosewood ti.
rentr.r Grand Preach Depeetbag Action
tarred lets ehroll desk and ty .re and • welit
years.. for Ere yea.. for IK/Oshiler..o . " •
.19.1nT • •
lESICK &Bre:, Engine Build
tin •Ntl )(ACHY:I/WM rusAulacture
Eletlet'S Patent Balance Petty., tor steran r ilf
all kinds of Drawer!' itsehluert
:6114"willl fan fr . l ' t;:o& ' N:la ' ;e s e n " holle rs ,
Fire' }'root., Waiting Ilea. t ooaer "ail. s:
Pamp., ..tc OWNED 11AltathOsi
Mill Pl 6 It NI DEF.Ti. Pittsburgh. Pa.
f air tad putting UP urhltturT rfrOuttalT
attearboingbit
I to.
lirerr FOR THE BEST—We
U. , will in
a wort. by ALZTA‘DEIt
BTAPtITAA, of blows., eutliteo •!A
lOU Or LID lkAlt dET V. DV. T 3LSTATLY
TlC—Aelb(i ITS 4 , ILIGISO, LAI:U.ILS AND
It esuLre, mr. IiteDIAAS• Dag sulDelaul.
Ruaratitais that this whit be the Artisotora 111.1 ri,
of the late war. sad all who destie the moat.
twituble and rosigrar work shoold awalt Its ts—
sue. NATIONAL reIIII3IIINU CO.
NO. WI street, Ptalatielphla s Ca.
Ja7.l37dlrT
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aGINV7747IIIIZIt 07
Steam Boners, Oil Stills, Tanks,
Sheol Iron Works, 44
No. GI b7EJSZT, PITTSIWRGH. to
Jo 4 / a II7O 7
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