The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, January 17, 1867, Image 4

iIiTY..AND SIII3IJRBAN.
LOOLL NEWS ON MIST AHD THISD PAGES.
COURT REPORTS.
. • Trial List for This - Bay.
Ildiffstof Coo sr—Judge Hampton.
77. .70580 Barton, guardian et minor
children of Isaac Thompson, deceased, Eli
zabeth Tbempson, John gullorton• and.
Margaret Fullerton. his wife, in right of
aald m ago ydors. Joseph lia.rten, adminis
trator Of Mary. Thompson, deceased, with '
notice to helm at law.
IS. William Fisher vs. Gillespie & •
MtecbeiL
Berdiunin Courain vs. Charles Barnes.
IL J.. B. Cheeseborough. vs. Penna. Ins.
Com st.33 an rbrgs and ituiverbill vs. T. W.
Bridge.
Si. Buten Iron Mills ye. Tionesta Oil and
BarrelManufaclating Company.
SO. Samuel Dub va. Samuel Wilson.
SI. Dud &Cook vs. Penna. Salt Menefee.
llompany.
Cotczox Plass—Judge Sterrett. ' •
• 171. Witt:dm= vi. McClelland.
Si. Paterson vc. Salsbury.
`. "do vs.. do.
!Rh Bethel vs. Knipsehild.
W. Patton vs. Poster.
Si. Metz vs. Atwood.
123. Taggart vs. McShane.
7:15. Richard vs. Wilton.
•
- Fulton vs. Philtipa.
2. Hartmeyer vs. 11151, of al. ,
QUarter 1510.21013.
Before Iron, Edwin 11. Stowe.
• TY.Encr IN TUC. CAPE CAB C
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The Jury in the caso of the Common
wealth vs. Michael Sullivan, indicted for
cam,' cm oath 'Of Maggie Mitchell on
Wattneaday morning returned ,a verdict
of "not guilty.. Sullivan was accordingly
cilichaiged by proclamation.
• " T..10L Case..
-aljary was called in.the case of the Corn.
nionsnalth vs. John B. Kordietty, of the
Republic editorial ataffl indictment /Wel;
S:Selicyferr,jr.i Esq., prosecutor, John I
ifamptOo Thomas M. Marshall, And 1. U.
kkater kaq's.,
_represented lhe Common
wealth; and EL Swartz wetter and r. C.
ShaMIOU. Eves., the defendant.
The indictmud, found at the present
basal upon an ankle in the Re
public newspaper of August 11th, al.
Lagoa to contain a false, wicked, malicious,
and defenuttory Melo( and concerning the
Ale" prcoecutor, designed to blacken his
reps W.l= ' , concerning his conduct and
Management of the business of carrying on
weertain newspaper called The Pittsburgh
Q' whilst the said Solomon Scheyer
WasoOnneetod with - said newspaper, which
salthwicked.malicious and demmatory
bat Was of the tenor and effect Bs follows:
searr.us &UMW. lianDL.—Some One in
. Vets upon the readers of the Chronicle last
ernaelag amount fulsome puff of Sam. Rid
dle: 'Be speaks of his superior capacity for
bmineas,as ensuring success in any und . e e r s. -
t ied
it3l.l.settrat.iclAt.n qevideentlyWnroettfellow
lilddle.undertook to run the hassles ma
chine. lie got e up a kind ofBM Concert
lit lotting Arrange:tent, by which he and the
little lhplook Sol , diddled those who were
emanated with them out of Boma fifty or
sixty thousand dollars. and bankrupted the
=warn. so that it wen; begging for a per.
eltssetv'Aak the holders of these cern:l
eans of stock what they think of Sam's
tiredness quidifleations. lie may be a good
wrallical postmaster,' but he can't run
newspaper or keep a hotel." • .
The • talent oontained two counts,
the first setting forth a portion of the al
leged libel, with the inuendo, and the sec-
Ond gives It without Ike inhemio.
• Mr.SWartswelder. moved to quash, for
the following reasons
Jitre—Tlithateged Bbel las set forth in
the Brat and second counts o of the liana
ment,tras not of and r eoncerrang Solomon
Scheyer."
Seemith-Thera is no averment in too in.
- treductory part of the indict meet, averring
'that Solomon Scherer was engaged .in the
bilatrussun of conducting and managing the
publiestion of the Go.tette newspaper.
- Ihurth—Therefore the inuendo has noth.
nig preceding it upon which to rent or ex
plainOta °Moe being only to point out and
refer to matter already expressed.
..._Afterbrilif argument the Court decided
- the third reason . assigned would hold
good under the comm on law rule..
•,Hr.l Hampton,. for , the Commonwealth,
' moved to amend the indictment, and the
Court Made an Order, viz: It appearing
&bat the indictment Is informal in net sta
. tilagby way of averment or colloquium that
Solomon Scheyer was engaged, Sc., as sta..
tea Mlle - second reason assigned for the
motion to quaah. the /Markt Attorney is
, directed forthwith to amend' the indict
. • • meet so that it shall set out and contain an
ateeralmer , t - or oolloquium to that effect,
' - mid the defendant. directed to plead to the
- indictment as so amended.
The defended plead not guilty, the Jury
were sworn, and the ease proceeded.
- Mr. Hampton opened for Um Common.
wealth, and read to the Jury Beetles 11th of
the Penal _ Code: "If any person shall write,
print, publis - h or exhibit any malinforts or
defamatory libel, tending either to blacken
the memory of one who is dead, or - the re.
zonation of one who la alive, and thereby
. lam to public hatred, b e n tempt
Tonle, such Demon shalt ut
of a misdemeanor, and, on convictio g n, il bo y
seatenced to pay aline not °seceding one
thousand dadlars, or undergo an Imprison
ment not exceeding twelve monilis,or both;
Or elltier, at the discretion of the Court.
saocton Scheyer; Jr., Esq., the prosecutor,'.,
watheallea and 'Lustig4,4n august last I
-%. resided in Wilkins township; f am a mem- ,
.bee of the bar.' (Produced copy kepuu,
of Abgbatuth, lerAkcputaining tile alleged
. libellous article.l -
Hampton.hroposed to prove that on
theoOcaalon of 24:P. Sawyer Esq., oatnnsible
EU= 01 the Republic, being called for sea
having av pleaded ,toile contendere to an
indictmt frilhel, predicated upim the ar
time ithantortion, the defendant staled to
the Court, voider oath, that he wrote and'
Dublin:ed the libel charged, was relponsi
.bigtordta publication, and was sorry he
errola not stand In Mr. Saywer's place In
Court and answer for it.
Mr. Swartswelder objected, the defendant :
at the tame being Under duress, and !Mtg. !
ed to tell the whole truth. •
Mr. Hampton', contended that the deferi
dandant wee not under duress, hie attem
donee ash "witness not having been cam.
=by_ mbricena, nor could 'one have !
Bowed, Mr. Sawyer having been tried
ma - called' for sentence. Besides, defen
d-Wad:l volunteered the statement that
he had written end published the libel, and
that he regretted he was not in a position to
Mower for it instead :of Mr. sawyer.'
Alter Some further remarks !supposition
IA the ethir, the Court send that 'ln cases of
evidelitio being 4ealrea - prior to
Belltenoo.lMbranft would • to allowed, and
for presentzmrposes it would be assumes
• there hull:wen in the rase of the defendant.
He wet sworn "t 0 make true sewers to
sur-haluestlona as might bo put." and could
Iwo ildialfered `"Yes," • er °no t ' , but he went
farther end ch Ose-So go outside of the facts
Of the mum in hearing. The objection was
'paQrled. is O
Mr. Bel:toyer continued-histestimony—
! Defendant said he wrote the article hi the
! Septatik. I was connected wits the ifs-rue,
liathatition capacities, from isle to ISM, most
thaldraaalt ei*-editor; from, moo to the
oIeo.ITIL of 1E64 I Was One Of the nu of S.
. as owners of the. Garette; and
•In LSI became a holder of stock in the
,Goickedasoulaticm, as also did Air. Biddle. ce tltewpression Sliylock Sol," I be- ,
liter* I was referred to.
TM Court, at this point, took a recess en
til two o'clock.
„. . .
1.. • • • arrsasomt suasion.
' , sector the publication of the alleged 11-
, lielltros article was made by the production
Of seeepy• of theilleputge,
. . Veers-examination of .31r. Schoper—Detend
' , t
~, be wrote and pub
I a said m Clear that be said helished
wrote the
it, ern-
but
q
' n so clear that be said lie purdah& it. lie
, , aistel this in =ewer to en interrogatory by
; ; ' . nat. tilelgr,Es,".” It was not a direct answer
' to the question propounded. The substance
; - Of defendant's statement I , IIUI that be wrote
and „pn_blished • the article without the
' - --,knowledge of hire Sawyer; Cannot give his
irairsldi'p 11 =1Mht,r ! lol e t:17ifi r s !ire 1. 2 3 " b i -t
, in lir.lianititOn's oniee; do not lesion- that
-I Mr. Rannody la not the publisher of the Re
, \ paleileplo nOt know what position he occu
: • r pin. • The lino ot 11.111ddie 6 Co. was coin
posed of Russell Ereett, James M'Cru,o,
; ' 'berelnel Rlddle,Ttobert kiddie and myself
..• '.• Mils Ann eon= ed from 'Sal until the male
;•. kith. e•Gazette- colatlou.” 1 think - Ur.
l ' Riddle was 'Poe tes ter of Allegheny City
) whilst u tinem b iber f thiif. . t
• IleTt i rr etTie giry noel—Wer ell.ieny' 1;1 not
l o' O ' r .
In what ear did on occupy ouch position I
'. Obit/Man sus od by the Court. it we,
l: 'rot. proper mination.
, Wltiseescontinned—lt was to the month
- ,ofTebraaryose4, that 1 changed my rela
y tlatt IC the frararrs,to that of a stockholder:
-%,zwere eubscriptious made to a curve.
were
the purpose of publishing the
0 towhieh.• the Ann of S. Riddle 6
. CO. ',rem suite:thers.
p&On I -11.14r—Wh° got up this cor-
Witnitell,-Tke e rnTiouttion was gotten up
• under
the-General Idemitainuring law of
iffS.
Question—What was the e D i 1
hew =ay shares I OlOoetiou'iellini.-
' Wltnesa—Thlnk the Iliad relate,-
front tho we of the went "Sol,. e.t.a
tbr the reason Of my having been
edletth Mr. Etddle in the (oeeOo. y,n no
other reason, nor fronseny [seta reterr e a
to, for there are no fats in th
not hoar defendant s t ate tha t liearticle.
bail coy coy
's:Alice In writing the article.. Lb, [cued
:11Z attentively to what he gaol.
awartzweitterr to the Court—Would
a ...be hreper erosa-oxanuonatlon. Bow
many ttOokhOldere were they I.
Jaoste tatowel think not.
ghomasß.- HomfUen, awora-1 am a mein.
bar Of the bar. Defendant wan called ;Lea wit
nen. end exonerated Mr. Sawyer from the
writing Of the article. Me Said that be had
ordered it to be set up. or put up; thut Mr.
Sawyer was not there, and that the only
thing he (defondant) regretted wits that be
was notin position to defend himself and
prerre the facts; he • repeated this several
UMW, taking the blame upon himself and
Wasratinglir. sawyer; heals° stated that
Aft. liallyethad.
tiOn Al the edition of stopped
the the issue of a p pen Republic. Don't
senternber of. defendant excusing himself
for publishing the ankle., except to say
that it Wig an =Ter tea eqtuoin another
1 7a m gis t a b s , reg. scorn—in Aughs t last
City.- (head the article in
frplitt=i;titnit'itthr:.?,dr_ay teloilO!
Men Scheyer and hernial ILL.. In pass
ing Mr. aoheyer's Mike. taller; I asked blue
If be bad seen the article.
arnammuminaucm—w. Induced to think
_the article referred to Mr. ficlioyer from thu
Word "flol," and his former connection with
Vet Uteirri. - I wee connected with the
fia.MITIM establishment some years ago, but
ate O&M. time Kralchoyer was. .
J'Heron Ibsier, sworn—My business is
M • the daily Dispatch. Dave Ictiown
x4,,3mis years. Know defendant.
WM. CIKAKIIKEIK the article In
question on file in my office. To my mind
toe parties referred to were Mr. Samuel
Kiddie; postmaster of Allegheny. and Mr.
Solomon Scheyer.
• o,v-examined—The language of the arti
cle Induced me to:think Mr. Scheyer was
referred to; the word "Sol " ' by which he was
known, and the fact that he was connected
with Mr. Riddle in the ° GAZETTE ASSOCIE,
1.10[1," WhICI2 I looked upon as a sort of lot
tery as far as dividends were concerned.
Timis Afills, editor of the; Leader In Au
gust lust, had read the article in the .Reput
tic and supposed that Mr, Schoyer was
referred to. Mr. Kennedy was connected
with the Republic. and saw him engaged In
the usual duties o ' f an editor. In the absenee
of Mr. Sawyer, Mr. Kennedy was the man
, aglngman.
George W. Leonard, arum—Am connected
with tile Republic as one of the reporters;
was in August last; Mr. Kennedy is em
ployed by the mouth to write for the Pnnvf•
Scoff Ferguson, member of the bar, testified
that be saw the alleged libellous article,
and believed it referred to Messrs. Itiddle
and Scheyer for the sumo reason as stated
by other witneases. •
Ames Mille recalled—After reading the
article had a conversation with defendant
in regard to it, brought about in speaking
of the stilt against Mr. Sawyer. it took
place in the °Mee of the Repub/ic. It was
a dbmussion concerning the truth of the
charges.
uestionDid ho state who had written
and pshed the article I
Witness—lle stated in effect that ho had
written the article; don't know that any
thing was said concerning tee publication;
among printers writing and publishing ate
considered to mean the seine, in a certain
sense.
gnestion—Did be assign any reason for
writing the article' Ann.—Can't say that be
did.
John Daireli, sworn—[Copy c 4 Republic
shown.] Procured a copy of this Issue at die
Wilco on Fifth et. Left it in Mr. Mortlantlis
odic° with another one exactlY. like It.
Gave this (one shown) to Mr. Scheyer, but
can't say it Is the one 1 purchuoa.l
John L. Kerr. also purchased a copy of the
Republic, containing the article, one left It
in sir. Moreland's Grace.
The Commonwealth rested their case.
• THE
GOO. P. G. Shannon opened forthd defense.
Me stated that the defendant, In admitting
that he had written the alleged libel, in,ex•-
eulpation of Mr. Sawyer, having been sworn
to tell the truth, twice or thrice stated
that heltad no malice. At the time of the
publication complained of, it would be
shown that both Mr. Riddle , and Mr. Schey
er held, or had recently held, ptiblic peti
tions, and hence 'were the proper subject
of comment. As journalists, they were
quazi public men. ft there was any libel in
the article to question. it we. upon Mr. Rid
dle, not ,upon -Mr. Scheyer. The fact,
would - be - shown that Mr. Sawyer, the edi.
tor and proprietor •of the -Republic, had
been sentenced upon an indictment charg
ing him with a libel of and concerning
Messrs. Riddell and- Scheyer, contained in
the self-same article, for the writing and
publishing of which Mr. Kennedy was sub.
sequently indicted and note on trial at the
instance of one of tho parties complainant
against Mr. Sawyer. if the truth would
be allowed to be given in evidedee, said
Mr. Shannon, • facts would - be shown sub.
stantlatlng the Charges made.
27,omas Cosfunumna, sworn—Mr. Scheyer
was one of the proprietors of the GAZETTE
from 'set to last, when the establishment
was sold to a corporation.
ques.—Row was the corporation formed t
Objected to.
Mr. Ssrurtsweider proposed to show such
facts and circumstances in connection with
the management of the "Gaza,. Associa
tion" es mould repel the presumption of •
Illative on the part of defendant in writing
the article in tonwtion. lie had supposed.
that Mr. Scheyer, or the counsel represent
ing him, would not object to such a propo
sition, since it was charged that Ibe ab
tions that he, with had "g7t , , oP
• kind of gift concert lotterY arra g.-
meet," by which they **diddled those who
wore associated with them out of lift& or
sixty thousand dollars," and "Imukruptcd"
the ILL.rrr .concerny. so "that lt
[.‘vent be la gging for a purchaser," were
I untrue In point of fact, and which wore
the very ground-work of the alleged libel,
On the contrary, he supposed Mr. ecboyer
would have courted the investigatiou, in
order that he might wipe out. the calumny
upon his character. It thedefendant-had
heard assertions made that - the stockhold
ers had been "diddled".stated, and - be
lieved them to bo true. he had a right to
make the publication, anti hence tile offer
to rebut the presumption of malice. Mr.
Swart. welder Wilkie Lt. very clear and able
argument upon the question, and in Irt
on
elusion expressed the hope that the C u
would not give its decision without , duo
consideration, tor which there was opportu
nity, the hour of adjournment havinear
rived. " . .
oumel for the prosecution, while clear.
ly of the opinion that the evidence pro=
posed to be offered was improper, declared
that if Mr. Kennedy, the defendant, would
state in writing, over his own signature,
that the statements lu the printed article
were true, they would not object to the
proposition made, and permit hit - Lilo offer
the troth iii evidence. To which the de
fense assented.
Court adjourned till nine. o'clock Thurs•
day morning.
Commox:Plen.
Ltefore lion. Jas. P,Stbrrett
Thos. Kerr vs. Elizabeth WCormick, Sa
rah Ann Stewart, ltobt. Kerr, Joseph Herr,
Thos. Kerr, dull, Ann Kerr and Sydney
Emma — Kerr, children and helts•at-law of
TOsepti Kerr, and Jacob Young, tenant In
possession. Action in ejectment for
vigil:demi acres of land in Baldwin town
shi p. ..Venrct for defendants.
A Dilwor IL vs. Work, Mee oh it Co. Tak
en up justbefore hd lournmetd.
'• District Court.
Ilotore Hon. Moses Hampton.
Fosterlt Co. vs. Peter Coleman. Action
to recover the amount of a promissory note
given by Coleman S. Co. to Lloyd A Black,
whims won lifted by plaintiffs. On trial at
adjournment.
,
. ,
Goldsboro' Prize Flgt.t.
I, The Harrisburg Tefegraph says : The no
ice we recently published, announcing a
rir.e fight to late place ri., at Mary.
trine, caused the roughs to change tttelr
base, and the tight took place to-day at or
near Goldsboro., York county. The combat,
snit_were Sam Collier, of Baltimore, and
McLOcd, of New York. Collier, accompa
nied by several personal friends, arrived at
Goldsboro , on Sunday night. Last night
the train from lialtlmere brought several
hundred rowdies to the same place. No
leas than' seven robberies were committed
On the [min, and the uplegse were armed
to the teeth, and the lives of the men in
*barge of the train -.were endangered. Mc-
Leod came from New York yesterday, and
Wal accompanied by a large number of the
11 ..
Offileourings o that city. NO less than thir
teen robberies are reported to have been
committed in he ears between New York
and liarrisbur . The tight took place In an.
open field one , alf mile above tioldsboro'.
Forty-seven relines were fought in nifty
eight minutes. Bier knocked dos-n Mc-
Leod three times and was deranred the vic
tor. ,
_____,
Dlvbalor! 1110. 42.
Pittsintrgh Division, N 4 o. 44, of the Sons
of Temperance, Is flourishing and increa-,
Mg in the most encouraging manner. So
largely hail the' liet of membership
creased that theilliql hitherto occupied by
the Division, at Chciticorner of Grant street
and Diamond alloy, becameentirely too
small for the accommodation of the mott
o.
l' alozart Hall, On Seventh near Grant
street, has now been secured by the mem•
bets as a regular meeting place.. The first
meeting of toe Division in the new hall was
bald last. Thursday evening, at which time
a very large attendance of the member.
ship was observed. and a number of canal.
dates were Initiated. It is designed to
LI/roughly equip and furnish 'Mozart Hall,
at en early day, as a permanent meeting
,place for the order in Pittsburgh.
The second meeting will be held in the
new hall thin evening, and should be fully
attended.
Fiaowballlog Agato
Yesterday afternoon Otecer Joseph Cop
pice observed a ditirikenlitan named Philip
Seaton engaged with it : party of boys in
snowballing people On Perm street, in the
Filth ward. lie ordered the man away,
but he refused to go. was Informed
what the consequences would be unless he
promptly tore himself away from the
seine of the enchanting sport. lie conclud
ed he couldn't tear himself away, and com
menced to act in a still more disorderly
manner. Thereupon the °Meer
,arrosted
him and started with him for the lock-up.
The prisoner came very-quietly until they
had reached the Junction of Smltodeld and
Liberty streets, when he commenced to
tight desperately. lie continued his demon
strations for some time, but was at length
brought safely to the lock-up, where he
now remains.
•
Desertion.—Mouora Dillon up
peered before the Mayor a day or two since
and made Information charging her hus
band, Michael Dillon, with desertion. A
warrant was Issued and placed In the hands
'of onicer.A.•J. Moon, who yesterday 'pro
ceeded to Mansfield station nu the Staub..
Villa Railroad, idler the ascend. Ito rap•
turgid him and brought him to the Mayor's
office, making the return trip on foot. A
hearing was had and the prisoner held to
In the sum of dye handrail dollars to
answer at Court.
Kto'cu.—A one horse weigh, belong•lng to
anuttryman who was stooping at the cor
er
Forty and Fourth streets, at the
bun.
..shed the "Farmers , Inn" was left
tDat front of the barn be l onging to
toles 1 4 ; .2.o n n was
Tuesday night, antthgt heie.rpotions
tmh,ll,! hlie awnull view.
The
buggZ,aaa ured body and binge
•
Itobbery.—home uoknown thieves broke
into ti str st ee or t,night before le e room of Mr.
. n ame, AI ken,
st,
Fifth nd M
robbed
it Of a small lot of goods. wi t 's, are
suspected aud:IvIll Probably be " 4 . Le d
day. •
—The proffered mediation of 1:x.1.d
and France in the Paraguayan war having
been rejected, the United States bas
structed Its Ministers to the peril on of
South America where the war is west.,
try to mediate between the belligerents.
Brazil seems to be the obstacle to ptmo.
She is making enormous exertions to raise
new armies and carry on the war. aria Las
thus far listenedto no proposals tor media
tion or truce, no matter from what soiree
they have come.
—Fernando Wood was in Savannah on
Thursday, and had a banquet given him by
the citizens. ..
—A newspaper publisher In Oil City cUlls
one of its contemporaries "the skunk of
—A number of milkmen in Elisabeth, N.
S.. have refused to serve their customers on
umisys.
I~IL'IL I°.l3EWr7~,
Banker :cad BTOIECT
•
ttB Wood St., near corner of Fifth.
dwription. or Gov.-mew Bend l
bought aud Buhl on liberal term&
,London sad Coultuental Pahl' nge told
8 .
at New York rates•
bOUgbr at big h=
es G<' t r i a d tea . Sil .
au " d ' .3olS u Dratr n ta Iseue, lon Now
York.
31 - / - 01 - CE - AM) - '1 MADE,
OFrios OF TIM Pri - rericsioa GaZtrini,
Winmeansay, Jo n. 1, 1937.
The New York stock quoit gions to-day,
sa reported by Robinson. - Imam. a
Co., wore as • follows Gold, .13A.P2 13 oTai
Eighty-one bonds, led; Five. Twentles, old
107 I; Five Twenties; A, 10?-Th Five Twen
ties, ne*, lei ; Seven Thirties, MN; 3fichl
gan Southern R. R., SUR"; - Cleveland a
Pittsburgh, el; Pittsburgh, Fort Ni , ayno
JE Chicago, 102.!4; Erie, Railroad, 1...94;
WesteraClllOn Tolograi, CO., 467.4; Chi rago
a Rock Islaed, MI:: Chicago and North
Western n. R., 43%; dO preCorrod, cI.
The failure of Lyda} , a Chorpening, oil
dealers anti speculators, occasioned con
siderable talk In financial circles to-day
though, to many, the affair did 110 L cauaa
notch surprise. A telegram from. Spring
, field, Ohio. the home of Mr. Chorpenlng, to
the Cincinnati (kmene, reports the liabili
ties of the firm at $300,000, $106,000 of whiels
are assigned to Pittsburgh. The Immediate
muse of the failure may be attributed to
unfortunate speculations in oil and oil
stocks, both of which depreciated in value
most disastrously.
—The amount- of legal tender notes out
standing on the let Inst. was a little over
live hundred and twenty-five millions of
dollars-, or one hundred and thirty seven
'millions lass than tile original issue. The
Secretary of this Treasury has the right to
continue this redaction at a rate not en
needing four millions per month, if con:
venient or advisable; but• this is his ex
treme authority, and even this is placed in
his discretion. it is now belles'esi that be
bas recently made up his Mind Odic any
fixed retied for a return to specie pay
ments—in favor et which, by the way, there
is less of popular sentiment throughout the
country—la Impracticable until all the
Southern States are brought into lull politi
cal line.
—The Rouse refused to._suspend Its rules
In order to entertain Mr: {N'i kon's financial
resolution whichopposes any greater cur
tailment of the currency thsn 41,110000 per
month, and favors the Issue of legal tender
notes without Interest In lieu of an element
of compound Interest notes falling due
with the year, end to excess of the four
millions authorized to he withdrawn.
—The Mulford Courant gives a list of lr,
Of the soundest and most wealthy Insur
ance companies In the country, for the Pur•
pose of showin bow un In
surance businessg p rotitab
has been of lute. lo
In the
this
list Fepresenting .13,000,100 of capital, only
three have their capital unimpaired by
losses, and they have only a surplus of
about s7u,oue on a capital cf about M,ooo,eiN).
As un onset to this, It must be remembered
that the insurance Companies have, until
recently, been making large gains, and that
thuir present capitals frequently moment
°aping,. declared on stock dividends.
A SS. Louis telegram—under date of
Monday says: Another sale of the Iron
Mountain and Cairo and Fulton railroads
bas jest been made. The parties who pur
chased the road from the Slate aro McKay
and lteed. They gave {550,00t1 for the iron
Mountain and a:150,000 for the Cairo and
Fulton rend. A few days ago theysold out
to Mr. Thomas Allen, President of the
Southern Railroad. Company, for 11,::3,000,it clear profit of $37 . 5,000. Thu nest purchas
ers were placed In possession on Saturday,
and Inunediately gave the road over to the
second purchasers. •
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OFFICE or TOE Pirrs Lama n GAZETTE,
WEDNESDAY, January 16,15°7.
The produeelmarkets present no new char
acteristics worthy of special notice. Dull-
Ile. seem. to prevail in nearly every' de
partment of trade, and worse than all,there
are no indications at present Of any imme
diate improvement. The money market Is
tight, and as collections are exceedingly
eallicult to make, amua of our business men,
Its good• standing, ore cramped, and this,
as a matter of course, has a. tendency to
retard operations, and squelch out any
thing like is allemande° feeling.
GRAlN—Wheat is more active but nn
changed; sale: of WOO bushels No. 1 Spring,.
to the trade, at a - 2,55;150 bushels No. 1 Extra
at 12.,65, mall ear Winter at 13,a5. Vats dull
but held pretty firmly at 5:1 to NI, In store,
and 19 to 50, on truck. 'kern may be quoted
at 73 to 15, on track, and 60 to ES, in stern.
Sale of I car spring Burley, to arrive, at M.
Rye is inlet; may be quoted at 61,..V to
Ff.ol.llt—ls quiet but firm at former quo
tations—,ll2!.4 to 4,12 X for Gar to choice
Spring Wheat; $13,70 to $14.00 for K inter
11 , beat; and $l6 to 017 for fancy brands. Rates
of 100 We "Bartlett" reported at 512.1.0. Eye
Flour Is quoted at is. Mick:wheat Flour Is
dull, and offered pretty freely at 13,14 per
Pi:l3 VLSIOSS—is yet. there is little or no
Bacon ready for inarizet, and we bear of no
tranhaetions In IlelktneaL Lard to <looted
t 12 1 . c, 1013 for prime kettle rendered, In
tierces. We can report a sale of 40 barrels
nee ]fees Pork at itai%—to go out. or thta
market.
Ch DS—Flaxseed has still further de
clined, and dealers and crushers are now
offering bzt 62,50. There is next to nothing
doing in Clover or Timothy Seeds.
SORGHUM-1s quiet and unchanged; we
can repot regular sales at 50 to 55, and Übe,
as to finality.
1111.1. FEED—SaIe of 7 tons Shorts at $1,15.
311ddlingi may be quoted at 61,70 to 63 and
011 Steal at 62,31) to 62,23. necontlg—none In
market—nominal at 41 1 ,a) to 61.30.
APPLES—in good demand, unit the mar.
ket may be flouted • steady at 63,31 to $1,50
per Mil., according to quality.
HAT—We have but a tingle sale to to.
cord—one car load prime lintel at $25. The
only new feature to notice in regard to
this article, la the fact that the arrivals are
falling off. •
13111 EDFRUIT—DuII but unchanged; small
sales at 'J to 10 for Apples, gad 13e to :me for
Peach..
POTATOES—Continue exceedingly dull,
the demand being very much restricted.
Small sales of prime Peach titans, in store,
at tuc per beeb.
BUTTElt—There is no' , itnprorement to
note in the demand, and , tvlth a big sup
ply and large receipts, the market is dull
with adrooping tendency. We continua to
quote at 14 to t 2, for fair to prime PAIL
EGGS—There is no improvement to
note In the demand, bat prices are barely
maintained—may be quoted at for limed,
and :lee to .V for fresh packed.
PITTARUROu PETROLEUM MARKET
Oman o• rug Pis-rsarson tissarra,
• WEDNOADAT, January 18, 11857. S
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CRUDE—There Is no Improvement to
note In the demand, and the market Is dell
and neglected with a drooping tendency,
and there Is scarcely enough doing to es
tablish quotations. We can report a sale of
two car loads of Smith's r'erry at iji,dellv
°red. bbls retained—may be fairly quoted
a t 12%, packages Included. For coring de
livery, there seems lobs Caere anxiety on
the part of holders to contract, and re
donne seem lies disposed tO buy at present;
asking figure.. We hear of offers to sell ut
8b; to an. In bulk, and offers to boy at e. The
demand for spot oil continues very light,
both shippers and consumers having appar
ently retired for the present. •
REFINED—There Is a perceptible im.
provement to note in the demand, princi
pally On speculation and ILIMOSL antlrnly
for future delivery, and, If anything, prices
are a shade better. We can report a sale of
3000 bbls-500 to be delivered In l'hiladel
plata each month, commencing with June
at 31!•5, and advancing a half a cent per gal
lon every month; also 3000—satue delivery,
ommencing with 500 for May, at Mt; 509 for
Jane, atsoo for July, at 31, 500 for Au
gust, at Mn;i SW for berdetel, r, at 15;11114
51.1 for October, at 35!4; also, tIM fur April, at
31;500 for May at 3f; yes for June, at 33; and
500 for February. at 7.3—making a total of
eight thousand barrel . . reported. There
were negotiations pending for other lola,
but none of these at lust accounts had been
omsumated.
-11111ce the aboyo was pot In type, we
Lnve the following additional sales re
ported: W 0 for March, at 50; 000 for April,ut
3, 1 500 for May, at 34 30(IOOr June, at 23; 500
for July. at 31; 1500 for May, at 32; 500 for
May, at 32; 500 for May, at 33; 300 - for April,
at 31; 500 for May, uL 3_;:00 for Juno, at 33;
300 for July, at 34;1500 for May. at 32; 111111
500 e, run ningfrom April to Auguil, on pri
vate tertn.o--making is total of Ittvaly-one
thousand barrels reported to-day.
•
New .some Financial
Now YOAH, January 11.—Tho Money mar
ket is steady at eel percent. for call loans.
Sterling Exchange moderately active, at
100 , 4(009! gold for first class bills. Ameri
can Gold decidedly firmer, opening at 135!.‘,
advancing, to 137, declining to 1'153 ,'and
closing at 130. -Government Stocks dull and
drooping. Freights to Liverpool firmer,
with no engagement for 00,000 bushels corn
end barley at . 5 !4e Per bail from New York.
The Money market was rather more fictive
toward the close, but rates aro unchanged.
Gold at one limo reached 137 to-day, but the
Government sold half a million wbleb
caused the price , to are, to 135%4fr1TY); at
the close. Government securities are more
active and firmer; the following aro The
closing urices: Coupons of 'Si, 1004a100 , 4; do
'44,'Le:ry,Wlo6; do NZ, Seven-thlr,
ties, 1iaN4101 , „4; Compounds, 10:1;.4. The
Treasury, yesterday amt to-day, paid cur
rency interest accruing on the third series
of Seven-thirties Isamu:du:lg to over seven
Winona.. Stocks heavy and lower; Central,
1 W. 4.01.155,1; Erie, 0.1%; Western Union Tele
graph, 4 i,c,(if 5 , 6 , 1 (0 ; Cleveland and Pittsburg
M%; Lock th,
lo?Nolhol
' North Western,
i;; Fort
~,tl O. l 1 . 0 '4; Michigan Soothe. n, 10tei; Al.
tinu Terre Haute, 34;;-11.11wankee and
pan; 03. , A Project le afoot to increase "
thu stock or the Cleveland and Pitts
burgh road lai.tto shares, half to go the lm• •
prOVement of the road, and the rest to the
'Wekb*hkr " ...di'lfterid at La per cent of.
, Co lsi ry. Q . d . o ar n
tz fal wa l to
, Soo ,o6. ti mu n t c k loa ct e c d lo tinn iu,s a . ta a lrl s.
the par valise. Mining shares aro lower;
Gregory Jell to 12,10, and closed at 11,13;
- MAR !LETS fly TELEGRAPM
New York Pruance Market
New Yong, January 10.—Cotton more ac
: live and u shade firmer; sales of 2,000 bales,
at 341.;e3, - ,- for Middling Uplands. ciosinz
firm at the latter price. Flour—Receipts,
4,151 barrels•, market dull and drooping;
sales of 4.100 barrels. at s9,4oalo,oofar Super
non White; 511,004 , 12,40 for Choice: 810,50 e
11.90 for common to medium Extra Western;
$12013,75 choice; $11,90024,50 for common
to Rood Extra 8.. IL 0., and e11.,'601;14,15 for
Trade Brands, the market closing 2511 and
heavy. Whisky nominal. Wheat dull. and
(avers the buyers; sales of 7,500 bush. of No.
3 Milwaukee, at 5.1.5, and 7,000 bush. of
smutty White Canada, supposed at about
.2;90. Rve, firm for Canada and doll for
other kinks; sales of 5,000 bush. of Western,
at 41,24%61,2.5. Barley quiet; as!. of 5,000
bash. ofDanada West, in bond. at 92c. Corn
—Receipts, 111,Rel hush.; market firmer, but
very dull; sales of 2.0.100 bush., at 41,17 for
Mixed Western In store, closing at el,lO.
Oats—Receipts, 0.000 bush.; market dull and
droopiug; sales of 15,0uu bush. at c?.4104c for
Cineago and 3111wankee, Coa l dull and an.
changed. Wool firm; sides 01 3,ooopm:tads,
at 4511020 for Domestic fleece. flops firm
and 10 good demand. Petroleum firmer;
sales of 3,000 barrels, at 20c for Crude,
Cad 0 835 5 30 tor ]refined in bond. Rice firm.
offee steady. Sugar quiet, sales' M Male
at 103.,fi11e for Cuba, and 113,ic for
l'orto Itleo; 485 boxes, at 134-' 4 . Mo •
lasses quiet. Pork firmer ' with a'fair dc
mend. with sales of 4,17.0 at 119,314219,37 for
Old Mese, closing at 1.20,35 (or Western;
1110,5041 for Prime; also, 3,500 New Mess at
521621,2..., seller's and buyer's option, for
January, February and March. Beef un
changed, with bales of 450 barrels. Tierce
beef is in good demand with sales of 470
tierces at 425,505;0 for prime m..;1122GA10'
for ladle; mean beef hams steady. Bacon
steady; stiles of 700 boxer at 10510.7.1 e for
Cnmberlehd cut; 107, , ,011e for Short Bibbed;
11%611r,c for Short Clear; also, MO boxes
Cuniberfand Cut, seller's option, for March,
at 9%c; IX.O boxes Snort Itibbed,scifer to de
liver, at 10'.5c. Cut meats steady, with sales
of 700 packages at sy.,l39'c for Shoulders,
and 10412 0 for llama. Dreaseil Hogs steady
at 11N(48!..'n for Western. Lard firm and in
good demand, with sales of 1,050 barrels at
1 . 214613 c for 01d, and 1234Q1315 for New; also
LOW barrels, seller's and buyer's option, at
13 , 443 , 13;c. Butter firm at 15alic for Ohio.
Cheeso steady.
Sea 'fork Dry t:ood• ! lsrket
Nxw Yong, January 16.—The 'Dry Goods
market on, the whole, lacks animation,
though there is a a fair inquiry for beacon
ablo styles' and domestic cottons; prices
fairly showing. but little change: Prints
fairly active. Arnold light styles reduced
and selling at Mc. Wanisutta, lic.
Merrimack, ISf.iiee. Heavy Brown +Meet
ings. firm with good request. at Tic. for all
standarde. Atlantic A, brings 22%; other
styles 1114(f21%. Bleached muslMs steady;
New York Mills, 371 2; Wanistitta 3 2i4. Wide
goods little lower. Pepperell 101 l
Wolhaen,sif, 523 f; 9%,62%. Domestic wool
ens dull and depressed, at 7.5.a1ei% for
light and heavy. Foreign goods nominal.
Plow Orleans Market.
Now Orman:as, January 16.—Cotton firm;
sales 1,000 bales; low middling, 30.4; mld
dllng,,, 22..5; receipts, 3,350 bales ;exports, 0,000
bales. Sugar stiffer; II for fair. Molasses
quiet; common, di; prime to choice, 00071 c.
t lour firm; auldirline,.sll,37) extra, 411.750
a 10,15. Corn active at 4 1 , 03 1[0,12. Onto tirm
at 700. Ilay quiet at 405,07,,,21,00. Pork - in
good dema.nd; mess, $23,50. Buena, none
offering. Lard dull at 12yillSte. Tobacco
lower; medium, $7 7 00(0.00; lair, $.900611j00;
Whiskey, 0 - 2,bi. h old, 30,4. Sterling,
Freights unchanged.
Er. Louts, January 16.—Tobacco, - un
changed. Cotton. nominal. Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat, limmat
for prime•to choice MIL Corn, firm at 7s@
Oata, firmer M. til:tialc. Pork at
@20,50. Bulk meats—bacon, nnehangen ;
lard at for choice tierce. Whiskey. fir
mer at 42,15. Government officers seizing
all receipts. - llogs vigherat Num
ber packed to date, 112,000.
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Cnicatio, Jan. 15.—Flour fiat at $.9,741110,iiii.
Spring extra Wheat le lower, for
No. I, and sl,Sre.: for No. 2. Corn le bigeer,
Pr.', for Na, I. u nto steady and unchanged.
evisions limner; Mee. Fork higher,
Live lingo in good demand and lee
higher, at.i,lsda,Zt'r for good to choler.
ea Hogs active iLinieletylSe higher,
iteeedits,lo,la/U. •
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Lontsvmtc. Jan. IG—Salo, of bn bbd, to
bacco, at 12444.915,7.5, the latter Trigs: coun
ty. Superfine Flour slo,eo. l'rttuo rod Who
for Wheat jr/.55. Corn—sbelled, In bulk, 5.0;
ears, W. Oats. Rio. Cotton, &lc. Mess Pork,
tA1,511; Bulk Meat., We; Clear Stslc.r. to;
Li111:011.16c. Lard, Itt e. Whisky, raw, if PAL
z Orisons e.g.., 13e. Plantation Mu.
laP, , es, toe.
Bel I hasore Markot
BALTI.IIOr.. Jrnuary dull and
drooping. Wheat—po sulua. Corn—lOoen
tfu received. chiefly Pennsylvania yellow;
the market favored Limns ltil - 2e; white
mixed 41,v2: good to grime white, Sld:(0,.;
and yellow prime Pennsylvania, sl,Oify l.hl.
Onto. Uoe for while. Whisky nominal. Cof
fee arm, with a.re laced
BuilNlo Market
BrrrAto, Jan. 16.-11 our; the deninnil
moderato and the market steady; 2io. 1
spring. at 411. Wheat, nothing doing. Lora
nomMal. Oats. quiet, at, tuaiM. Barley
nuchanged. stye no mina!, at fl. Provisions
steady and in moderate demand. Flogs
,-quiet; sides at $7,500,80, Malay arm, ut
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CINCIANATI, -.7LIIIIIIIeV /1;, --Flour dull and
nothing dolug. Whiskey dull; anal...god.
/logs truier and higher. at eL1.507,75;
5,03. Mass Pork arm ut kMelltr2 o , s o.
Bulk Meats Ural. Lurd held Melon
him. Green Meats In demand; holders ask
advance. Gold, It.
Philadelphia Markel.
Januury 10.—Flour dull;
northwestern brawls, th!,..!.5413,te. ' Wheal
steady; tine, ahiclts; e 011.141011 Het WWI
UV; Usts steady at Nair — We.
state, sl,ooe southern, $1,0.t: Lard
LLtw at 12!.,:r3;130. Whisky dull.
E
ilif.wscuss, .Inn. In.—Flour dull and un
tV heat steady, ut $411; for No. I,
111,9.401,93 for hie. 2. Coro weak, at Cie. Vats
dull and lower, at Ide for N 0.2. Provisions
Brute, Pork, .18,2.5. Dressed Dogs firmer, at
17l11•16.
111PORTli RY KAILROACIL
Plioooclloll, For, 01 - 11i$ d CIIIOunO
RAILCOAD, January 10,-7 earn metal, Nlru
ick & co; 3 do do, Jus Wood A Son; Ido do,
A Garrloou; 2 bbls grins, John Porterdeld;
lubbla hominy, heidimyer 6 v oskamp; 10 do
10, J S lillerorth 6 co; iG olorcn brooms, J
Ln n tevy; 39 dressed bogs, Blair & Woods; I
bids butter, LlI C.o. 6. co; 10 lades broom
corn, Slettilroy 6 co; 11 stepladders, T A.
Itichar.-; 10 Kegs butter, Schack lett S co; I
bhl vinegar, .1 D Dray. bhis aPPlcs,Greir
6 Milter;22 ' do do, &L B 2 curs
bulk meat, F Sellers 6 co; 4 curs wheat, J
S Liggett & co; 100 bids Hour, Graham 6
Thom.; II bales broom corn, J Ogler; PO
bbls don., Lieu Wallace; ail Lids 11/C/ 1 ./
11 Olecidlotiudt Jr A, et.; tv bales wont, Lewis
co; !car blooms, ('ark, Bro & co; I ear
staves, Italya & co; 1 dressed hog, e bor.
butter, 11 Riddlc,• 1 car corn, D 70, Courtney;
1 do stares, Jrui Logan; 10 Mda hominy,
maker Y Long; dO ,to do, Carter, McGrew it
co; igibbld pork, Watt & Wlisou, 100 barrels
flour, J Bowen; 100 do do, Knox' 6 Mcliro;
!mid° ;10, owner; 1 car barley, Carsou, Dar
t llngtOsl .1 co).
I:LEVEL/lio uer. PcrrsitcoN 11.811.11/880,—,.
January 10.-1 Mils butter. 2 kg 4 lard, 0
Eleaeleton; Gk's apple butter, C C Baldley;
S do ' LII Voigt 6 co; 10 sk 0 rags, kegs
lard, J S Dilworth & co; 10 bbis dry apples,
Iteynier 6 BrO; Y ;dm rags; Markle 6 co; 41
ski; oatv, 1 cars hay, J 31cAlpla; I cur burley
D IL Galway; 0 pkgs protthuo, Pottle 6 New
-11:1; i ears iron ore, ritiocitherger 6 Blair- 100
;ibis doer, W /1 Hagan; I car /umber. Mill
ge e 0
l,lwls ,• 1 boo butter, Head 6 !lou
r; 3 dry apples,Sieel 6 lire; 1 car
lumber, G lioir; 109 Obis oil, S 3lcMdbon; 4uo
ags powder ,P Meekllngi 100,001 d dour, ho.
maker . t Lang; I car outs, A Taynri I Ida
molasses, Cook, Bro 6 co; 0 pkgs moduee,
Volgt ,Lco;121 bbld dour. Logan; 30 dozen,
brooms,.) lintchlnson; I cur corn, Cillmoie,
Simpson .0 co: 1 cur barley, Spencer 6 Mc-
Kay; 10 lake oats, J Glean.
PC I. B - sitrUarl, COLOYUOS 6 1.11.11111,21
OIa,LNOA e,, Jaouury sks oats, Meaner,
limper .k. Ilu,al;0 bbls apples, J Mcßride; le
Os oats,.) McMillan; In bale paper, Plttie
burgh Paper Co; 34 sacks, onto, Jae Glenn; I
Car Lay, 4/ Campine; I bbl, apples, Pettit 6
Newilui 10 do do, Potter, Aiken 6 shepard;
bbls .1, Mason, Pomo 6 co; 8 dressed
hogs, Alex Burns; 27 ski; barley, F 001010 d;
13 hogs, & Morpoy; 0 pkga NY
CO; 1 barrel butter, 0
Balsloy; 10 0010 barns, J LI Parker; 100 ' bbl,
flour; • elmtnaker .0 Lang; 100 do do, T G
St war: 6 co; 15 lihdd hums, .1 1' Mauna
6. co,
AS.LYGIIIST b2ATIOR. January 16-4 curs
wheat, Kounedy d Jiro; 2 ears 'lumber,' Jun
idellrlar; 1 cur barley, U Uerst; 1 car bay, S
U alclluaturs; 1 car star., Italy& noberlsou
2 do do, J Logan; 13 bbls ryu flour, bteirart
a co; 12 lona muumuu!, S G 13c3lusters; 31
balls papur, Plttaburgit Paper co.
BEIf3CELL.ANEOUS.
SAMUEL M. WILKEUS-11A-M,
Iron 13roker, ,
124 First Street,
PI'ETNBUALGII, PA
Agent far Um sale of Cornwall. Donegnmore.
Joenplilne. 1.1001, Cu nennnun. ntunhopo.
fen , lon. sad...thee br nde °twat braelte.l'ou g
legbe.ny Coke and o.lpbent's C. B. Clureoal PIG
ICONS.
it i o L:toSfanments nod orders IT•peCtfililL 4 6 : l4 , l;
ritt SOAP MAKERS •
150 MILS, STRAINED ROSIN
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del2w ' • Nu. lat Vint strr•t.
OOD NEWS FOR THE AF
rUcTED.
PATENT .11EDICIN.Eli AND DitIJOB,t low
ynr.-•
11( 1 8TIETTElt.li BITTERS $l. per bottle.
/MAKE% PLANTATIuri nt do
1100YL A nrrTBl44, per bottel.
5010 r. POW'!" UnditD, pure, per lb.
And eve
" VrtfrOATATlnalli ' lTOlLli.
wrti ..Fle Chair
161 Wit I( ILL*, Jr., No. 2 Lib
t7 street. opposite berentb erred.
HOELLIIAHRH—HO !Hobe!. prima;
tl HELLICI) CORN-1 car laiolO
aILI3ILNY-100 barrela White raull
Dreao d Carafe , /
HU ll'ICll.-3barftls prim
El)(1. 4 -10 barrel. nail
10 DBES. LINSEED OIL received
and tar sale by •
(MOHO IC A. KELLY &
noWI Whobonalit 1033[1•13 37 Wewl otrookt.
WALL PAPEII--Of all gradela,
far - Parton,. Hallo. !Main, Rooms lout
Kitchen, ' In coat .. .data. at tin . 107 Market • t.
0 ; 2 7 40, K, lithilittl a /MU,
PITTSBURGH ROPE WORKS.
lIIRSIIALL, ET _ROPE
& BOLLMAIi,
Only Xatkofot . .Vozors to the W.I. of
HEAVY CORDAGE,
Butt:ail° for Stsan sod Coll Boots.
HAWSER LAID OIL WELL ROPE.
Tarred Ropes for foal Railroads,
HEMP OAKUM AND PACKING,
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Warehouse, Ili and 115 Water Street,
dell 4,48 Near MonongeLela House..
RIVER NEWS
The 310nongaltela river ice reached here
about eleven o'cloek ou Tuesday night,
and stopped running, save as "slush,"
about three o'clock the fallen Mg 1/1011.1itIV.
The lee Is piled 1111 at different places along
the shore to a considerable height, and
while passing the landing here, It crushed
steamboats pretty severely for a time,
though, with the exception of breaking a
good many derricks, and parting an al
most Innumerable number of lines, none of
them sustained any damage.
Two loaded coal nuts were broken from
their moorings, and swept over dam No. I.
Four are now lying in the channel below,
two of them sunk so near the lock that the
gates cannot be open. The Ormsby Coal
Company lost several barges a little fur
titer down. A number of 1,1114 were carried
away from the easy mills of 3littensivi
CO., and towboats are running around be
low, trying to capture the fugitives. Theo
will probably 011(201A.
The afonottglthela is reported clear 01 ice
tip. far as Brownsville, but above that
W11( . 101IIIII0.11. IVRY still closed.
We presume, although, we Ito not speak
advisedly, that the Brownsville rfteketi n
Will, at once, resume their regular trips to
and from that place.
The Kate Itoblusom Capt. Itobtßobin son,
with Capt. Andy Beers, ill the office. 1.111-
nog up steadily, and will 00011 pie really to
- take her departs., for Now Orleans.
The Glendale, Capt. Hare, and the Kate
Putnam, Capt. bightner, are announcail
for St. louts, as is olio tile Maggie Slays,
(or einCllllllo.l a n d. Louisville.
The river 1M:111.1101U ut a stand lust event
lug, witb scant nine feet in the channel.
The weather has moderated again, and last
evening we had Talks a snow storm.
Thu I.coiiitirs, Capt. McGowan,willrposi
lively leave for New Orleans this forendiu,
and pffssengure and shippers should bear
this fact In mind.
• • .
The inks flees arrived at Marietta on Mon
day, en route from Clam:tante to Pitts
burgh, and tho Petrolla No. 2 floated pant
Pomeroy in the Ice the sumo day. We clip
the following from the Cincinnati antotter..
clef, of Tuesday:
At Falmouth, :10 miles from Covington,
the ice In the Licking Elver hen broken and
the river is rising rapidly. This may make
the. ice In the Licking torten and run out.
The Maysville Packet left for Maysville
yesterday. The Emerald, Armadillo, mei
Emm a No. I alilleave for New (triunes
this en ening. Thu St r iver Moon will leave
for Memphis to-day, and will be followed
by the Darling. The Mollie Norton will
leave for the Kanaw ha river tills day at Id
o'clock. Tl:' Robert limns, from Memphis,
arrived ut Louisville yesterday, and is due
here tonlay. All the steamers reeentlylahl
up In the mouth of Green river for lee, are
again under Way. All the steamers are pre
paring to to.tVe tort holt It, inelutllng several
for SteiniMis and New °deans. The Louis
dille Mail Line .teatnern will continue their
Kully trips to Loulhvllle to - lay. Captain
elley left for Cleveland last night. lie
will retnru here in a couple of weeks. Mr.
HandiletOtt 1. nuperlntending the construc
tion of his latent rudder.
PP •
- .
ans mmauum Jwaltary 11.—L p.
Lane Kanawha Is ristilir last, tool the ice
'is running out rapidly. Seventeen bout-,
containing MI, Imve been carried awns . by
the lee, mot it le leared that allttllr learn
will be lost. The rowboat Coal Valley
broke loose and goaded down 0100,
together With her burges, but was caught
by tho steamer G. W. Thompson Mot
brought back safely. Thu is rising
slowly. • '
Minneapolis Chroni/c says that Cunt.
A. J. Cluiptnun, of the tow steamer St. An
thony lulls, In making Ills expel borate to
towing rafts from St. Anthony lulls to St.
Louts, has clearly demonstrated, not only
the practicability, but the utility of loUell
ems:rot . ..tow. Ili towing the rafts a 11111 e an
hour Is made, or twenty-tourinileS a day; a
great saving hands, besides not near as
ueh danger In storms tool running tile
ratt, on the burs. It Is highly probable
that In thee most of the rafts will lie towed
by steamers. Instead of being floated Will
tile current and propelled lip ours.
Says the St. LOUIS Dena , ,rel of Monday:
Dl.patelies from Cairo osmotic° the sinking
of tile Sam fluty at Devil's island. Tito cars
etnustunces are too auttou to tamble us to
sudge whether she 0411 be raised or not.
he was bound hence to New Orleans, Cum
-David 11. Silver, her owner, in command.
The holy was remarkable for the great
amount of freight she Curried on a stnall
atuotnit of water. lie[ value wan greatly
enhanced by this fact. Tile Guy was built
In March, Islo, and cost 4.1J,00J, actual ton
gue Lit/. bile In probably Insured in this
city for near wlmt 0.1111 tai considered Imp
worth. She 1100.011 her career principally
MY a SL Louts and Silssoorl river packet.
. _ . .
STEAMBOATS. •
p C O R CAIRO, mEitt- zi. ,
I . llla AND NEW OttI.EAN:S.
The an,passengsr steamer
LEl)Yiti)Aol . Copt A. ZL. ilcauw.yyr.
Will leoyr for tho aWtre and all luteruedlate
porta Tills IYAY at 9
"
ettatner
LAT 111/111NntrS Capt. IL Nl.ltuplaruN
lt'llllcNve for the &Wee and all Intertardiate
porta ou oIItNIN i• 1 NAVIct,TIDN.
Fur frelght or pa.aag, apply Cu t..,a , d or to
lilt A/SLati BA II?, :d, •
late JAtlan oOLLISS. /Wets.
VOII CINCINNATI and r.
I . O UISVILLE.—Thv due pa.-alina
ienger atonruer
—Capt.' L. L. llallonlClEßoni,
now rreelvluit fr..lolt for the abdva
and will 1e..: on 11, tII'ENINI; NAVltia-
TIO:,.
•
1•7,10 FIARNEN:
14011 CAIRO AND
I.OUlS.—The or:lc:Witt stearn4r
GIANUALE Jou U. Ittoir,
Will leave for Lilo abort. Nod all Interairdia,
on or about Um I'2o/ or 11th In.,
. . _
1. or frytutit or podsuge &odd, ou board or to
JAME, I 01.t.1,47. Au,a.
BUSINESS MAN'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Nos, G and St. Clair Street.
==
Book-Keeplnz, rtumszatily and Arltlanetle,
Lime utlhalted $llO tIO
•rlllan.q.le and l'euma.bip Lrer qt,ruttr
et thiee moat.
rent..hip, per moot
Yor elreulara or B.clutt., add rt.m,
N. MIAYFER, or
nuagler J. V. 11et114,1159......2:11,1.
I OUIS BEIIGE& CO" Manniac
!Alters of (MANI" AND titlllAltE PI ANUS.
Warsrooms. 91 IlLEEKY.lt.writg ET. Second
Block V , eat from Broadway. NEW I WM.
The Pianos manufactured by this Orin are en
dorsed by all the letting artists of the country
for their powerful, clear, brilliant and sympa
thetic tone; Me. slot their durability and excel
lent workmanship hr yen octave iwsewond
WI., with oar strand 'french itepealing Action,
carved legs, scroll Je.4 and lyre , and a written
guarantee fur five years, fur Ai.9l
noll.mwr
FITZPATRICK & BROTH
IIRST PREMIUM GOLD PEN
MAN .1:1 NIATIIiET ,T.,
near Tl.lrd street Plttutourgli.
PENS AND CAUEZI, Wholevale mica PAWL
I•ENP
Perm,. loul of the city 'mein, l'en• to repair
ear, awn.] them by mall tall promptly retnrveil.
NOTICE.
JUICE ANNUAL MEETINC , 01'
11";q71‘,Tji d RIVi r e
1, 1 0 . 4 We of Itoll KILT 1101111: 143 Ills
snood "reel, on TUE.OIIAY. Jannlry 201. 114
at 100'4100: WILI.IA II E. nOllll,
7.0:10,s
Serre tarp.
NOTICE.
TILE ANNUAL MEETING OF the
litosinholden of Dm LITTLE KANAHA
AND SUREMF I SVSP
IU
U ETHOLICUSI ~l~lllf-
PA\l', vrill he held at the ...Ilex S( kOSEET
IV/Hll. 113 DlDoona Dr et, on TUESDAY. Jan
uary 11, LIT; o'clock 4. 1..
I.4`LOUIE FLOUR! CORN MEAL!
= Fahey Brand. or Pt. Louie Floor:
Choice brands of Winter Wheat. Flour;
• oud do 010 do • oto
RaLtra' Flours, good to choice brandE .
Byelour:
Heel: F who at Pion,: •
14'hlte Cora Meal, kilo dried;
Yellow do do
At the old Hand. 172 and 11l Wood Street.
Ads at l HoWattittlt d I,ANO.
THE CELEBRATED STEEL
A.. TOOTH HAY HAKES. ` • Pralata 1111,1° and
"Meadow Lark” are maoutattated only at the
1./tHILIF.eNB WOUILS, aloe the l'oultentl ary,
Alla. ewer eitY.
Hay Fort,, poring and Plain try a,
barrow, nod Trneka
Harter 51,1,1, made of
tile beat tuaterla , , h notice, and warr•ot•
o
'OUETS.
==l
C ILIUM&
S, kix
IteVe the !urged and Lett stock of WIN
TER YLOWY,RINfI Pl.Atern ebOnt •Lbe ellY.
Anil are prepared to thrill. h wedding and other
parties with Table and !fend Dam en , . Flora.
Design.. Ac., on than...lice. We can oho fur
nish rloraL wreath., Crones, Ac• All orders
promplly attended to Oar. it,, to the (Denia
l...es.. ...ern few minute.
4.0 JOAN It. A A MURDOCH.
pEutios
PIANOS I I—An entire
new aleck or ICNAIIE.E CO.'S PIANOS. whleh
•re now eenaluerild the twat made: also HAIN ES
lIILOS. CELEBRATED NANO& relen trout...al
upward. /'Wens In want 01• neat 01•51 Plano
/Waited Zr. call and taunt.
before pen:basing elsewhere
CILAULOTTE
.43 nrth.trece.
1212211
OANGES AND LEMONSLit/ .
big. fresh Harll. Onuses, Z) boxes fresh
Messina Leutons, Jost recelstet MO for tale by
It&XDSEIt & Itßx.e.,
la/ 4 12e. sod tr.s
; 2 0 l o tte o tp i . or czir
m usifereceii=
okORLIK A. X Et I.Y L CO.
adt If eatuate Drage - his. I 7 Wood street.
MANUFACTURERS.
DIERICIN IRON WORKS.
JONES & LAUGHIES,
3 P 3 CWIEV 333- CrZt.<34,1014
mazarriscroakoo or
AMERICAN AND cLAIR
Bar, Hoop, Sheet and Plate Iron
Bridge. Iron;
Angle 'and T Iron;
Guard Iron;
Coal Screen Iron;
T ilansot6 & 20 um. to the yard;
Tram Balls,punchedand coun
ter Hunk
Boiler, Bridge a - id Tank Rivets
Cut Nalls and Spikes;
Ship and Boat Spikes;
Railroad Spikes;
Railroad Fish Bars and Bolts;
Railroad Car VS ueels and Axles;
Street Car Wheels and Axles;
Coal-Pit Car Wheels and Axles;
Patent Cold Rolled Shafting;
Patent Cold Rolled Piston Rods;
Mower and Reaper Bars. .
WALLICHOUSE LM) Orr/CE,
120 Water and 15,3 Front Ste.
BRANCH EIOUSE.
Nos, 24 d 26 River St.,
L.
FO T PITT
BOILER, ILL All TANK
WORKS.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-FIXED, TUBULAR
FIRE.BOX & CYLINDER STEAM BOILERS,
OIL STILLS AND 011, TANKS,
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON
DENSERS,
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS, AND IRON
BRIDGES,
PLUSON DOOM AND COAL SHIITES
Office andWer its corner Second, Third
Whorl end Liberty it s.
Pittsburgh, Pennsklvania.
.!?Orders sent to the above address will tro
promptly attended to. snICIENI
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
SINGER, NIMICKIc CO
ALLNEPACTIMII.I3 OP
BEST REFINED CAST STEEL
SQUALL SLAT AND OCTAGON, OF ALL MU:
KILL. ISCLAT, CIIIeELAn, GANG AND CllOBB CC?
SAW PLATES.
'ELLIPTIC AND BEMI-ELLIPT/0
RAILWAY SPRINGS,
Cast Spring Steel,
Cast and German Plow Steel,
PLOW WINO, AND MOWER DAILY.
SPRINGS, AXLES AND STEEL TIES,
4i (C,Et' ne ,vl Wlll%.llt ,K ii.V2llEr,
CROW-BARN, Ea., Au, 6E.
Warehouse, 443 Water St., Pittsrlb,
.18:04
KEYSTONE IRON WORKS.
HUTCHISON:iiLASS & CO.,
Manufecthrers or the dthrerent elsei of
Round, Square, Flat and •
Horse-Shoe Bar Iron,
Hoop and Band Iron,
Boller-Plate, Tank and
Salt-Pan Iron,
Sheet Iron, „ Bzt., &e,
Works. PITT TOW.YlitilP, on Mouongthels
river. urn,, and Warehouse:
No. 146 Water St.
u. 1.14.!
V..suvius
IRON. AND. NAIL WORKS.
LE 'S, BAILEY, DALZELL & CO„
31 AN U VACTUIIIMIS Or
BAR, BOILER, SHEET
'Y'AN? IRON
NAILS AND NAIL RODS.
Warehouse, 73 Water & 90 Front et.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
KENSINGTON IRON WORKS.
LLOYD & BLACK,
Common, Refined Charcoal
Jurlia,ta, Bloom Iron.
MMIteIIANT NAN, HOUND 3 lIQUAKE WON
HOOP. LAND, sudANOLAr. Ilit/N.
BOILER YLATE and biIIOCT IKON
C=l
;t0 00
b 00
CYLINDER and GUARD DR ?MIME IROW
SMALL T RAILS. A / and id lbs. to the yard
WROUGHT CHAIRS and SPIKES Mr same.
YLAT RAILS! rdnelted and COOLIGAIIIDa.
COAL SCRbItN IRON.
NAILS and SPIRES. •
Warehouoe, No. 8 Watorand No. 6 Mortal
Work.l, Second strevt,lt Ward.. ad
/W.loiliAty Una Works, Plu.bureb. aulN:11
FORSYTH'S
STANDARD SCALES,
.491.X.IMESCI!,
COpying Pre*sses,
Virarehouse Trucks,
Baggage Barrows,
Sugar Mills, &c.
FOWATH, TAYLOR AC CO.,
te28 , [38 ay MALIKET BITALT.
."-E
PORT FIT FOUNDRY. •
•
CHARLES "NAP NEPHEWS
.. •
IS.ArfUlnertilUrilli as •
HEAVY ORDNAIIiCE,
•
AND ALL. FIZAN't 0/J3TINOS.
tlytcLl N.l2V2AtlllNtrginiulTollll:
Mt.,. re, the be
ItErAlltS
To AttAlttlial to
at pptly.
terrete m m '
-
he @see at this Foundry. materials Will
Having of our old pattemlar
pr. pared. with disposed
now Ann llamOrlizo p ttnros.. t.
constructed under •thesupervision of Mr. £0-
ts , T. to foratntt NAIL BIACIILNIS at short no
ire. noittn
LEVIIIMESTI
ROSEDALE STOVE WORKS.
L. PLT3M4ON, Jr., & CO.,
klanals . otnrars and Del4ers Mall &Inds of.
Cooking and Heating Stoves,
HOLLOW WARE, Acc.,
Altpev.7 LATEST PATTBILIOI and STYLES.
Warehouse, 197 Liberty Street,
PITTSIII7II6II, PA.
WOlLliti, MANCHESTER.. • n21:118
.. , .
en4ocar... 4. slung.Ly
}ETNA STOVE Wolll.liB.
R. BRADLEY di CO,
Manufacture every variety of
Cook, Parlor and Heating MOTES,
•wony which are the ado hinted MUCHA,
Tio,cti, A TALIHIAN (Coal Litcves;)
YANA. VETLEuI.hi end 11/ONE/DU (Wood
Cook linnet., coanunictinvi
clyxrEyi, GRATE FRONTS, Ice.
w.. ve
&emo
Wi Werehoose, coer ot Secd anand
te. Ilitsi mon
trgh. Intrane• on nenond d
greet. Jam,.
JUR. P. 11111111 war , mu.t.Zz.
D UQUESNE AND WEST POINT
AR ON FORGES. PITTBROIIOII. Pa.. man.
lift/More MI class*. of Turnings, ht.... TM:
Hbatts, Cranks. Piston Rods. Lemma nun.
Jaw sand Wrists: al.. Railroad hal.. Locum.
live Pram., and all sbapn work. The andarshyd
ptl bawl for many yam ...aged In the
ush's. err prep.. to furnish ail untmrs mt
trustwi lo Ihem will prompt.. and dispatch.
JR/. r.i.tAltSkt &Mk
UNION =IRON-ELLS,
NINTH WARD, PITTSBURGH.
A CONSOLIDATION OP THE "IRON '.CITY
POROS•• AND ••CTCLOPS IRON CO."
B PeclAt.D.3lDon ens to tin mannfActuri of
Hammered and Rolled Locomo
tive and Car Axles,
131CICIZIMILZT 13R911:473:1.
RAILROAD CHAIM, SPLICE BARS, BILIDUE
IBON BOLTS, AC.;
LINI L 9 AND BOLTS, I BEAMS. GIRDER Zit o *
OcTAtiONAL HOLLOW WHOCULIT IRON
NATO; T AND ANKLE !RUN. &O.
WAR EHOUSE,
9S Water and 126 First Streets
AT THE WOR OFFICER
o KS, lIINTIf WARD. PITIBUTIO
eISRM
ATLAS WORKS,
THOMAS N. MILLER, president
These Worts see moat the large s t and mint
completa eetenita ,, ment to the {Vett, and are
note pre..nred to furnish .
pITTBBU GB STEEL WORK
=I
efannfactuers of tee best renned Cut Stall.
Benue, :flatand Octagon, of all slue, Sur
-.YOU. Liu, York an , 3 Shoot Cut Steel, Cut
Steel for
Reaping and Mowing Machines
19 TELT PLOW WINGS, 111P5.1.14618, 11.1"
LES CULOULARS, Ike.
Cad s Common Ploughs Spring Steel
Ohm—Corner of Pleatand lionsteeeta, two
b•o••• • above the Monongahela Home.
a.del:dy
CRESCENT Sztad., WORKS.
MILLER, BARR & tutus,
KANISTACTIIPPIIB OP
BEST QUALITY CAST STEEL
Warranted Equal to any In the Mar
mettle Ploo
ke •Ith•r Imp nfaztureorted or of Do
.
IiPZULAD ATTZDT/ON PAID TO MIND 01.19 T
LAID DLL !MAIM.
Mee, 38 Wood Street,
IN OT. CHARLES 11OTEL BUILDING:
Plrremracia. J.. 18th, 38ee. • • IOILtII
DUQUESNE IRON AND STEEL WORKS
HALLMAN, RAHM & CO.,
Iron, Nails, Springs, Axles,
PLOUGH. SPRING AHD A. H. STEEL, &0.,
WAIIEIIOI3IIIC,
mr). 77 Weateor Mlikreet
PITTSBUIIGIL.
au=l.l
lI_AAELI)WALI 2 E
ktina IN
Hardware& C utlery.
♦re now revolving large additions to our stock
width ts offered to Dealers at
338EIMMLFLIV1.•1.1.X0.1EUBI
Corner Liberty and St. Clair Ste.,
znAttioacrLia-ar.., Woo..
..nary
MONT BLANC FOUNDRY,
Butler Street, Ninth Ward,
OPPOSITE UNION 'EON MILLS,
1 . 1T1CA3331:7151.40-331C.
Rolling 11181 and Bridge Castings,
lICIIINEIT AND CASTINGS 6INSEILIT. •
erdme promptly arid eurelUlly . executed.
CllAßtitat lIIASONABLE,
E1111.1611.T & BIAOKLIND.
AL.W'ri
owAns ionzu WOBIiS.
MORROW & BARNHILL,
YLIOTACTIIIMILIS Or
Steam Boiler., 011 Still, Agitator.,
Tants. Salt Pans, Gasometer.,
Wrtnigiit Iron Bridges,
Sheet Iron Work,
.ie., inn,
COB, LIBERTY AND SECOND liTtL,
PITTSBURGH, P 4.
REPAIRING DONE PROMPTLY. myfebt
W. H. IVOIXXXBII. C. Ir. GRAHAM.
iVIIIERICAN MACHINE 11, OAHE!
CHARLES F. GRAHAM dz CO.;
Wiecewora to
; .
114 ORAHAIIL a CO..
Engine Builders and Machinists
witrUPACTuRERS Or
Oil Engines, Oil Tools,
And evoryttlng Deems', for flortog OH W.W.
rarttoolar attention putt Su lrltting up 311411-
OW. rulieft. - Llungers, at.
Marlon ilvense, near Ft. W.I. C. R.
.a.3.1.12401C0Maar,
RIPAIILING UUxi PROMPTI..t. 2e11:d6
wx. 11•11,..
—.us. L. kin.
yALLEI , STOVE woass.
ALLEN. M'KEE & CO.,
ODWe asa p w p =. B =lll . l.4berty St
Manufactures a great variety of COOL PAR
LOU •Ltl ILYATINO STOVES, among which or:
the celebrated Allegheny and Monitor Co.
Cooking Morns: also, the Autocrat and dentine
for cool o.t wood. and the unrivalled Mar of th •
Liaptre. far wood; also. Arnim, Orates, ten
drrs, basal. Kettles. Dog Irons and Hollow War.
goamar•lly. tahm
pETROLIA ILICHINE WORKS
1:L. XX. ra3EICIXVIT,
Haan Ohio Street, Alleans...".
nufacrer
P %oval) BOR Ma ING T O OL n
LS, Alen FIXTLIIII3
01151) 11181111(1110 OIL J. CULT W/LLLEC,
ParticuLtr attention Invited told. Patented fru
prorements In Jars and Jolnts, made ofJuniatta
U. d., and Low Moor teen, In standard a.m. . 24
numbered. iss that Dula can be ordered by mall
o talempla. and founds perteet t at all times.
We Walsh rupee. beEltS. small ,
it mom who may wun Sexton nmm
wort made to order. omen by mull promUy at
tended lo I am prepared to grant licenbm to
CCM manufacturers tor then Immwrements Os
liberal terms. Box LT Alleabany P. O.
ltdO:d7a U. EL LrClii
LIPPINCOTT & ILIKOWIILL,
No.llB Water Street,
ILLITITVACTIVws Or
PATENT USOIIND,
PATENT TESIPSIIEI).
PATIENT TOOTEXI)
CINNITLAity EULAY.
/LILL LIND CROIIB-OPT
Jel6:d .a. - .
a,
BLACK DIAMOND
INSWIIEBITA VCNOWIIECP,
PlTll.Bl7Skitl. r..
PARK, Illtolllllll it Co.,
Ilaaalaot arm 0,1
828 T QUALITY HILSINILD Cl. trZIAL.
.101
1141 ao weal to .OT imported or maauttatated la
thla eon. try.
ualse mad •ruAliarum, So. / 21. d d
/2 !Woad i.trotts. Pat l:larva
GEO. F. SCHECIIEUR & CO.,
PRACTICAL LITHOGRAPHERS,
The ONLY STEAM LITUOGRAPIIIa ZIITAB
LISIINILNT wan or TUE MOUNTAINS.
Bum. 07244. Letter Head; Bond 4, Labels.
CIA:A7 C:l4l7nlCtearnieDlntni Igitgitt
Caro.. se. No.. 711 an 7.11 " Thlr:1 111.-
bcrcitti.
a
020. ill_ .111.1.... W. D..11/*L111.../. P. 110L.L2111
L' lIELLE STEEL WOElli&
Illumhatausts of OAST STZZL,_
and 11.1.14Ti1l lITZEL; 131 . 1L11 4 . AZLCI
OROW BABY
4ilP
Pli°fie., RN N IWATZB arracrr (u• t+ 1, .1
tsbarsth Ira
p6ct,tgivaiiituos:R)
GEN7.I“I, YANTTACTCHIIIS OT
IRON AND FORGINGS,
M OR T STREET
Ninth Ward, Pittsburgh.
Engines of Ev e ry DearrlpUon,
iiAters, Oil
Sheet Iron Work,
Railroad Caking.,
Bolling Mill Castings,
Engine Castings.
Machine Castings,
General Ciustlnge,
ORDERS SOLICITED.
.30:u&k,
ANDERSON, COOK A CO.}
OSUCCI62J3OI3O TO JONES. BOYD OD.
ILLICO7ACTOILIBIS OP -..
B. WOLF, 711., &CO.,
db co.
MANUFACTURERS
- ROBERT LE - A 7,
- MANVIACIT:ItIE Or
STEAM ENGINES - AND BOILERS.
Freight Holsters
AND DOCTOR ENGINES.
itirCastlers of all descriptlone made to order.
Corner or First and Ferri Streets,
JsS:ra PITTSEteIGH,
UTILITY WORKS.
. McILEAN & SLAM%
No, 83 Liberty St., opposite Fourth,
ashIIVPACOTRIBS OP •
CABINET MAKERS' HARDWARE.
They Blake • specialty of Iron Bedsteadand
Pivot Castors: rureelaln, Bedstead and Pivot
()actors: Ik datead Yastenirips: Stops for Erten-
Alan Tables, de. They alto manufacture and
have constant's.] handsThunth Latches. Spring
Letchec, K•lean , c Window huh Supporter,
.IVbeat't Eccentric huh Buttes:, Utility Slot•
terand Butt Binges. thind.stone Hanes:es,
Sad Bong, Saab Welshts. 10.. do. ilEte.o
PITTSBURGH IRON WORKS.
J. PAINTER & SONS.
1.....NE7Ac-nmus or
Iron, Dubket, Tub and Trunk
HOOPS AND SHEETS,
fell:da9 PITTSBURGH, PA.
IRON CITY MILLS.
ROGERS & BURCHFIELD,
llanat.turers of
Renard. charcoal. Jan lat • Eoll•hed
XXLC:IOOT.
On, CI AND WAJLEII 0 U 6Z. O. 28 MAIM ET 13T.
EVERSON, PRESTON & CO,
EX.X'S Fr. Po Xl4
IRON WCOIIIII3.S.
, Wu knoase, Noe. ICS and 167 First strzt. onno;
lESICii&Bro., Engine Build •
YAW
kleiek's A at D e m ec
alm. bri V t l s a mn o u r f a b c t t e u D r o rof
Klues. and all kind. of Drewer, Ilualnery,
ilauggra, Ull Ymalta.s of all
.latm, With or without lialatme Caller, Boller..
Fire Fronts. Walklog !Seam Connectlous,
nblores. Pump., We.. COBNED HiltitlBUN
AND PIKE: 81118.8.T5. Pittsburgh. Pa.
En:Wring and putting up nambinAry promptly
attended to.
INSInLANCi?
INSuitAuvcE
OF PITTSBURGH, PA.
°Mee, 21 Flab !Meek Bank Block,
lore TIM It a flame Com el pany, and Insures agatrut
DI Vire exclualey.
. . .
C. C. BOYLE, Vier PredRAL
ItORKILT PATRICK. 'hemmer.
HU1:111 APSLllENY.tleerstary
..
Leonard Walter, , I Georyt Wilaon,
I deo. W . Brans.
C. Co Boyle,
Hobert Patrick, I J. C. pp.
Jacob Painter, J. C. Planter,
Josiah King. JoboVocatler,
Jas. U. Hopkins, 1 A.. droc.lon.
Beery . eproul.
'WESTERN INSURANCE CO,
01 P 17115111110,111,
• ALESAIeDE2r. IIaILICK, President.
nainzirr,
_becretary.
Carr' . LHEIDIUE NX.M Li, Demers] Agent.
Osece, Id Water atreet, Comm Co.'. Ware
Hoerr no attire, rittatitirgh. '
Will Insure against ad mana ged lire and Marine
Hake. A home lnatitation by Director.
who are well known to the community, and who
are determined by promptnen and liberality,
to maintain the ehancter which they base as
sum Offering the beat brut...ion to those
who ac et ic to be lammed.
0111SCTORe. '
41.. hilirlek. Hoes), Thomas.
R. taller, Jr, Chao. J. Clarke,
Junes McAuley, John IL hiccaoe,
Alexander Speer, James P. Hanna.. .
AIIAnSW AP..11.1b Joseph Illrkpotrlek,
David M. Long. rhlinp Ifxymer.
William el. now..
des Wm. r. finltlSElf.T. necrouLry
AELEGEESY INSURANCE CO.
LXOr B.k Bloc PITTaIIU . IMIFL—OC.ce, :7 Fifth
Wow,
Insuroo toz.last 10 Us& of rho and Marl.
JOHN IRWIN, JR., Pt . .. Pleat.
JOHN D. hIPCOUD. Vtee PratWent.
C. U. DONNELL. Pacretat,
Capt. WM. JALLN. Gannrit Agent.
John U. McCord.
George a. lieut.
Charles kW..
Clap). W. 1)eall.
Geo. D. Mckirew.
Hobeal. H. Della .
C.bun Jon..
sey,
Harvey Has Childs,
T. JI Hoskinron,
John 1r. , 10. Jr.,
kt. ralmestoch.
pEOPLE'S LYS
I RANCE CO.
' DOD AND firm IA?
L'
COMPANY,
I) MAILLNE• )11.1lirl:
yOll..
A 11011 E
TAKINU VIM AN
Wes. Pallllra.
Jahn Watts,
Cast. Jobs L. =out.
Samuel P. Starter,
John Z. Parke
Clewlea A.rbeekle,
John P. Kirepatnek
hank B. Bissell.
C. Matson Love.
Preshient i
VATT. Vice Beesirle. .
N e w.
V Kirk.. pi. A
an A.r
m
V=MIM
JOHN ...
W. F. I.I•SONX.S. Se.
J..11..1 Cart. JAS.
=1
DOLT AR SAVINGS BANK,
No. 65 Fourth Street,
CHARTERED IN 1855. -
Open daily from 9 to:: o'clock, also on Widen.
dos and baturday evenings, from May lit to No
vember Ist, from 7 to 9 o'clock, and from No.
'ember Ist Ma y let, from 6to o'clock.
Deposlto received of all 'tuna of not 'ma t
han
One Dollar, and a dlvldend of the prod. de
dared twice a year, to June and December. 10-
termt has been declaredl-1111111111T In June
and December stone the Ha nk woe organised, at
Me rote of eta per cent. • yeor. l
Interest, If not crown out, to
_placed to the
cretin of the depositor as triclpol..l hes n the
tame Interest from the t days of Jour and
December, compounding twice a year without
troubling the c
ratedetonato 011. or even to prem.
his pass boot. At this money will double In
tem than twetve years.
Books contalulnoqumi
and Regulation., runtish
at the °dice.,
PlO6lbilse—tiEl
Irt.
John O. Backofen, tax
Benj. L. Yohnotoc.k,
James Berth:PAU.
James McAuley,
James R. D. Mee.,
blase M.lrennock.
. . . Tout
Charter, Ey-Lawn, Wiles
Led gratis, us application
()RUE A LBILEZ.
,10.12111
A. M. Pollock, MAJ.,
Hobert Ilubb,
John M. lib.nberker
James y bldlc,
Al;xander Speer,
Chrlitlau Yeager
• • •
C W m. J. Anderson.
.111 . 111111,
harles A. lto
C
m. Don Con.g Lss,
John Semis
John J. 13111exple,
Wih S.
U. H on Uunkernveil,
Pet n er.
Ittetwsd
TniASunnu—CHAIIL
lisoncrsers—J Atl. 11.
Junes D. Ralf.
Henry J. Lynn,
Peter A. Madeira,
John Marshall,
r.
John B. hiciluldea,
Jahn Um
Henry L. Rthrmat.
Wm. an der Schmidt,
tklex Tlndle.
Vapkirk,
Wm r. Werhau.
lsatac Whittier.
A. Ct./LT.)lf.
- M=
pITTSBIIIIGH
, BANK FOR SAVINGS,
Formerly the DIME OAVINGS INSTITUTION/
G 7 Fourth Street,
Nearly Opposite Bank of Plltaburgh.
OHANTERED 1N.1862.
OPEN DAILY from V to 4 o'clock, and on
Walre4B.BDAY AND SATUIWAY. BrleniNtiti
from May ist to November ist. 7 to 9o`elock. and
from November ist to May Ist.e to o'clock.
Books of ity-Law.. Ac., famished at the °Mee
TOO Institution especially °Tern/ th ose whose
earning. are We opportunity to secy.
mutate. Ly small crowns. easily towed. a soot
whiny will be • r.ouree when anode.: and bent . -
lug interest Instead Of remaining napiaolueUve.
3Etizesx - cl car Atteuatageereas
raismaaa:
IiEOROE A. BERRY.
Vic& ragrllaarrn:
S. li. HARTMAN.. JADES BABE. Ja.
eneareartr AND rifela,nran
D. Z. McE/NLET.
A. BRADLEY, WIC R. 241.111 CE,
A. e. BELL, Y. RAMS,
JNO. It. DILWORTH JOSHUA RHODES,'
G. FOLLANSBEE, JOHN BCOTT
JAS. 1.. tikAHAM IL C. BCHAIRILTZ,
CHILLS/E4IER BE
FlortrirOns-1). W. .0 A. B. BE E LL. mrtapstOr
pITTSDURGH LEAD PIPE
SHEET .LE4D WGRKS,
Make to order and keep on hand lengths
and thinknema of
Lead Pipe and Shoot Lead,
At Lowest Market Mates
LEM
PLUMBERS. 21EATERIALN,
DRAMS AND IRON COCKS,
STEAM GA11121.19, STEAM IPrMPL
PLAIN & 4ALVAVD IRON PIPE.
BAILEY, EABEELL & CO„
107 lesi:63.thsoici
TEES 37!
GM
( FIRST CLASS LOOKLNG pLALss
AND PICTURE FRAME MANUFACTORY.
LYONS,.
go. 110 Wood St., Pittsburgh,
gee on -
s h Atrtl;Ta tu fWwWlrlll
w ALM . °VAL nod SQIIA.BII. 111)11/Ala.
mitTitAlT and ricruas /TAMES. Ca.lo
Curdlce. Band, and Weivilalto .oggilsrand
w ifl k lMittliND I/WILDLY() axecnted In the
:tUIMATE.
9CAEllill MADDER, Dutch. ree , 4
~ ..rt for isle by •• IMO. A. KELLY C0.,1
4•I/ yibultsills Druggists, A W 4 0 04 SMOG
,R,A3MROADS.
1 3 E 5 rN3iwrixr.s. CENTRAL
itAluloAD
et 7th. ISEe.:
' 'MUNN
no r or W. hro[tg
Mall Trate ... 1:20 a tr. , De E.
j it a o r
o n,L . h le
9 ; 1 0
Fa' a
hn.t
Baltlnte, A .
:511p e
E.Preei I:snipua m: Pr•ddoat a'a
;,1 t:ev;p m Par
A .114.1t:001,:az.urnHca PDP J ?W m W olus "il: pm
traln ..... p m
all others buttes)" exCePteell.
The Church Era'ua lea, W all'a Btattoa rem
ElnadautreanptnaxFryttaberp at MOS
tTirrrre at {et: tilatleT., nr e o n nr 1, 50 P. at..
The Beltlmore Exprosa
Ehlladelphla Express a 1::a p,,m. t ,,. d .r.r.
case a 'hes, the Pennsylvania to.
II compeay will hold tbexeseleeszesputat.lel.
e
,ersonalng Vec. barree ouly, .sa
d for w:ow:Lot no;
xe•eal tt
lAN W. H. BECKWITH. Ageor.
1867: alffNiggi 1867.
THE HITTSBUHU Hlrr WAYNE (MlCA
kit IC. E., AND CLEV'ELAND a prrrsa ciao ki
. .
Trains arrive mullets, at the Union Depot, as
follows: saaaa. alsmat.
chtsago Ex .... 2.21 a a 'Elllnago Ea.— WO a m
Vlsreland Ex.. nissl • a Clore/old Ex. :30 •as
Erie Ern. En 6:151• r'ilelgo EZ••..10::4 p
CI. aWha. s:IS am V. heeling E5..21 , Z • m
C . hicago,* . x.,... • ' Cl. a Who. Ys 7:57 p M
f::
uhk. g o o ChM. ..... 9:0)p u.
winssung No.. asap CI. M ig. ,:acp=
Depart or Allranet amts. AllsEltroney.
N.
lint
.An. 9:0 m i Lsetsdale An •Et •at
Ltetsdalo .• SOK* •ns N. . sAs - a m
_
•• •• 11:1:5 a m Wellsville •• V 755 mai
lioehetter ••• 1:n p New.C•sl4l " 4:45 am
NV•le N (7•4•.. p Leetsdale • •• 11:15 a m
Leetsdale A,' u Clop to: •• .! • • 1:05 pm
N. Brim •• Sapp m.N. Beton •• 2AO • m
N. Br ts •• 6rtsppo Leetsdale •• 4:10 • m
Leetad•la S.' 10:33 p •• •• 7:oeala
No titans leave rills-, iriirlo,2s Ohio..
buret . n Bundy). K ay:leo/1111y.
dee 14 Y. N. MYERS, llenet a.
s 1 Ticket AAA.,
prprstsurLau, Esimm
COLUMBUS .t UN
DINNATI mAILNOAD.—Pan-Limldle Route.—
on and after MONDAY. January •114,
trains Will arvlve and depart Moto Onion Depot
aa.folltffa:
I.s.are, TOIL.
Past Line M. Belt
a. I:10 P.M.
plied 9:21 L. Ml 0:30 P. M.
Expr.,s . 31.9 P. N. /p/xt P. •1.
Stpubppvlllt Act:um/moll 1,1/ ' P.M. 0:4 L. M.
Mcpullo.l.l Ito .... /1.2.5 A. N.
1,1 , t .I..rprrs...
Leave fat 21. 7:. 2, r. kl..
Arrive Colutio:10:50 A. X.; r. P. M.
••
I'lnen . ll 3:30 P.M. 7,.;;;) A. a.: ',VIA. U,
• 63:0 V. A. X. , L.
T'e II :00 r. In, A. ,/..12:51A.
4# . : j3:T :11.L.11 tV Y.
•• Calm .. 105 r. ;1n) A. 1:1•A.M.
• Cilie3,u Ineno r. .! 0.0 A. L.. 6:15 L.
I X. U. MUTH Eltl3l'nUU U.
Ticket Agent, Union Ug . 1 . t..4 , 11.dirt.
;al WWI Ticket Agont. 1•11141;urgb•
PITTSBURGH AND CONNFLLS
IftLLE 10. R.
Spring Arrangement,
o •
u wad after
' THURSDAY, MARCH 1.1211. 10011.
TLe Males will (rare tee Depot. coney at Boas
woe Water' Meets, aa fotlows:
Lenge Aeries*
PtMseur s ek. Pttrefess.
Matt to led from Uttloutorra. 0.. Y. 6:00 P. 00
Express, •• •• LCO P. It. 10:10 A. Y.
West Nawlott Aceommod`o 0:15 1. X. 6 :1 3 .1..
nut Accoal , n .11:03.5.. tr. 6:10A. H.
etcond •• •• 1:113 r. at.
. 1 ...I :10 r. at. 0:45 r. X
flanday Chareb Train to a 4.1
Tor T
fromlac West Nerno
t0 n....». 1:03 11103 4.10
ta apply
MO
MB
• •
ALLE
It LULL
GLIENTi VA L LE Y RAIL
' MUM"
CHANGE OR TIM
()Wand after kit:NO.IY. Gill. LIES, mina wit
leave:mid arrive at Pittsburg:lx Depot , c o rner rue
and Canal streets, as follows
Leastr. -•Arrium
First larktmlnUM rkeenizo...o:9o A. N. 11:110 W.
Mall. to and from Maho'nu.-7:M A. M. s:00 r.
Plitt Hoot Works Am0ut....000... Y. 11:21 a. S.
Second EltklmlultLe A.crom.l:2•o r. M. 7:00
,Express to and rrom Mal in ig.3:30 r. M,10:30?. Ye
Second Soda Works Ace0m..5:210 r 2:31)
Sunday Church Train from and
to rods Worms 1:T r. r. 10:00 A. se
nen . it. Bloke/fall/NS. Mist
STEARESBIE'S
BALTIMORE AND lIAVANA
FOkt LVANA AND NEW ONAAANo.,uuAIi-
HYIN6 THE. UNITED tiTATEN HAIL.
The Flest.l.l.• btosmablom of this 11no will
call as follows:
.
"C.D.S," 1,1(13 tons, far New Orleans and
RITSKIS, c.monadd On WICIINE.h.
DAY. December WM
l• LIBK/kITY`--L,250 tons, for New Orleans eta
Key. West aud Hay.a., Thos. A. Baia
Comciandar. on TEIIIIDIDAY, , Jannary
Prom BIGOWP.Pd WHAIty. FILL'h YOLNT.
At 1 o'olook P. to., precisely. on Use days an.
nonceed
For freight or passage, havirg vansiargusul
raeprodations. apply to
" 111166 Y Y. W.A.B.FLBLD & CO.. Agents,
buteaPe %Pugh?.
N. B.—No Ellie of La.iln those of th Com.
P 07.111 aigued. Permits for the freight
most b. procured loom tills orflea.. No freight
received or PM of Lamp tinted on day of salt
ing. nolo
STEAM TO AND FROM LIVED.
POOL AND QUERNISTOWN_AIRYWND)
TWICE A WEEK. no> INMAN LINZ salllog
EVERY SATURDAY,
' • EVERYIVEDNESEAY
CARRYING U. R. 11A1LS.
Tickets itold to Ind from Ireland, Elle/Gad.
Ito laud. tierwmay and Franc,
Apply
at
LL"3"P- ii . 2 , 7 •
j°
15 Itroulway A .
WAI. It GAM, 411., •
oe11:1u1; A 11111.11.• S.pressGelee. Clttatmrsh. •
LEGAL
VICECUTORS , NO'rIOE--Where,'
Letters Testamentary on the Mate of Jon-
EPLi WAlNWltitiliT, late of Lawrenceville,
Allegheny county, to., thnea•ed, Laving been
emitted to the undersigned. all persons indebted
to said estate are requested to mate lannediale
payment. and all persons having claims against
sold will present the Laving
propeny
autheuticated, for settleir.ent. to
WAISIV/1:14111,
Jan r 6 VII Mrs. ULYVIA Be—N.N. •
A• DMINISTRATHEUS NOTICE.-
-LAIN - herr. I.elOrs or Administration on Ulm es
tato of DAVID PRICE, MIA of trirnallagbans, de
ceased. have bcen Rratiled to NARY A.
All DenuDe /lath,' Ci011111.11r1119( Laid C3ll. Min
f;;S:r It'r'1!"r`:1" . ° :::iirdsT" - " person.
" WAH:r Are TZe..a.`
lirrisinun street, Illonlopliam.
Or Ler Attorney. M. U. AUll UGH, No.
SI fourth Street. Pitts Lurch. sleirrspriTu
A DMINISTRATOWS
w here.as Lettere of
11IOTInCE
ott lbne
ortthe otnAtilthll•CONNAT Y. latent /Ambit) of
Allegheny, Pa., &Teased, have been griped to
the undersigned. All persons hay elalna•
againut the estate will present thens to the under
.and all 'ocean, Indebted are hereby anti.
lied ...make payment to
/...Ay!n W. kI AtiltAW, .
PEEtti%4S 31l A t i .a b lt 'Y j;ib,lAtr
VSTATE_ OF JOHN T. GUILDS
.. , I)SCEASLD.-Letteta of Ailinlalbtrallon hare
been granted to the andertlatied. £ertons bar
Ire rIaI at will present tbent, and limit , Indebted
will pay Immediately to
1130 s. U. lIARILION..
, 149 Fifth street. Pittabursb
ITEM
ADMINISTRATION'S NOTICE..
Where.. Letter& vf Atintiotatrallop on the
estate of Andrew Wolfe. dues...lp have been
granted to the undersigned. all persona knowing
tbstmeirer indebted to sahl xstate will rail and
Male settlement. and tLoae basing elattus will
p
r
''''' gtA ru .V. " *) , 1.1"E, Ado Aral r.
La Vourth "rest.
~* .~ '=~:
X . 'ilttisiburG - 13., Po
PENNA.
P.lttitelcauwala, "Pea.
PRIVATE DISEASES.
N..trsYOUNG, (late of Philadelphia.)
Third Mtge. tees.• deserted:eh. of
1. eats Mueslis with naporallelod success.
YarUesdar attention had to Sons mat...bee..
Mae.. la m se Urinary weans. lila Usu.
meat to, the e being the most secressialiever
the Woe... Ile elves hopes of • speedy ens* to
ailllcted.
Ladled mill 11.1 tilsOrinnagagoria sulArfor
en. other preperailoT for nestowthic ObatrUctlO6o
to thi health, memo:nal Mood. No , I. floe Dob
ler per bottlo. Na. t, which I. !bar atirllKS
tre:seer, et,i designed fa a:militate us., The •
Dollars F r
(nice hogrre toe r. Y. e fog P. Ks
Addres ith sumo. lit. You No no
ISOM
pRIVATE DISEASES.
- •
• 071101 ti3)6 P7.31111112/42. Haad.
.o,,tae eon e . tr or all dim.. of • release ase
unfroze two tgr tow den; Dr an"a trt err tuele end
sate treatment. Also. &Mina! Weakaem. end
all othe
fnf r Cuomo of Um sea Mal organs aad tOsir
Cure ...reseed or money reloaded.
Ufilea Wart-7 SO ba. N., 110 Z. an* eto P. at
4.4401 1 1.1014 r % W. 1410 i bal. •
ra co.