UITY. AND SUBURBAN. LOCAL NEWS ON FIRST AND THIRD PAGES. KENNEDY-Schoch LIBEL CA; E. Derendent Sot Allotted to .1 astfry— V.Nralet of tiollty—Mot ion for Is limn Trio,. In the Court of Quarter Session% There tiny morning, before lion. Edertrill.Shawt, • the ease of the Commonwealth re. John B. Kinnody, indicted for a Luber and concerning Solomon St:toyer,. was re sumed. run “Juarirtearroxo - raorne x to Bon. P. C. Shannon, (In Otto absence of . lir. Swartzwelder, uperindebly. detnieed , - by the snow Interfering with traits on the Connellneille Itailroad;) referred. to Iho twoponttion Mettle nt lice adjournment on edneStlitYOVening, to offer orldence tend. log toprecluefol he presumption or malice on the part of the defendant in writing the alleged libelions article. the [allegations „ . contaimil thomin having been learned by I him from others. • Tho counsel for tho erns. • mutton hail put forth the challenge t hat it • Mr. Kennedy, the defendant, would write Out mid sign his name le It statement • nlleg lnyr the assertions in the article to I o true. they (the counsel for proiecul font would . allow the defendaut opportunity to °Men the truth In evidence: Judg o Stowe was unite clear his opin ion that the error of Mu defence mild not be :inistaimd uponany legal authority, nod would (Melt. io hear further nreuntent by coumel on rho other side. As to the proim. salon mutually agreed upon 'Wednesday evening, Um Honor said Illat consent did give Jurbidiction. It woUld ho manifestly Improper, not Only in it legal Iceo,, Imt up on the ground - of public policy, to open the ' door so wide.and ocean rho limo of the court, perhaps for dill'', In hearing the In - - - VenigatiOn proposed. Judge Shannon gsld every defendant NC:Li pre.. timed to. in Innocent mill pros. • Hit nony. CCra hit.O.a usel fo nt ho the positi proaecuon or r Mr. hen._ . sinnewhe...i defiantly and u Ith a chow of tri.• • -umplh Init forth the challen3o to 41 efemlunt Zia Prover the truth of what he had mccrted, challenge haul been ecrepird , and in ).1 , 741..T1Ce of It tIOCCIII1Of.I: bait reamed to - writing, to whets ne would unix hi, sigma- 1 tureovind ho was prepared to cot :blisli us golnk to Justify trio natilleatten or the cl• ' leged artiele. Tito Court inter ' routed rho ettitnoel, his romarke being cal culated to serve no good porno,. Inasmuch as the question had been decided.' - Mr. Hampton, for the proseclition, said lir. Scheyer, the prosecutor, was witting to etend by,thu preponit lon. made cm Wedia es. 'day evening. (We may he allowed to state that Mr. benoyor expressed leis disappointment at the ruling of the Court -x bleu deprived tie. feddant of the opportunity of Justifying; ' but he will doubtless have full opportuni ty to dose on the cil side of the Court, where the law allo w, Justitication on the questioner damages.-11.4 All legal points having been disposed or, defondant's s eta e stated they Clad no . further evitionee to offer, and the =MU wan ptilnattten without argument, GUAM.: TO Tilt' Seitr. Judge Stowe charged the jury: This case him been tried with . great care, and, the counsel for the the delouse have mart:Mated great ability and skill. WIS have tried to be as Prat an possible, because It In not Very often - we hero occurrencesoat this kind in court- Although libels are yen; frequently published, - they are seldom prosecuted.• It .may seem a hardship no: to allow the evi • thence offered to ceteto Into reset. if the defendant could Snow us authority for • Panning Our oPiedoe in his favor, we should examine caredully before deciding upon the subjeot, his matter fs of cense/era:de importellee to the public, and they are the chief liartlesluvo/ved. le a aim where he party defendant seeks to ruminate laim.ll, sad appeals to civil proceedings, the truth can be given. If he dander is established, rho amount of damages shriuld be 'sash as I •thej tory think a endielent ootripensatiOn to the party for the wrong- done him. The question hero is When,. the delentlitlit wrote and piabilehed (publithetl Is aunt clent,) the article charged In the indict ment, and whether such publication has Jejuna! the charader of Mr. Scheyer, the nroseentor. In other words, whsther it to malicious. The article refers to Mr Elddle, speaks of Me connection with the GassUe, and nays ho 'lot up a kind of concert Lottery Arrangement," by. which he and the "little sulyteek set." died. the owner. oe.:, of e. 50,000 or VO,OOOI '• The matters refer7ing to air. gentle eon hare no beariny; upon the ease: /t wits the duty et the Jury to put a coestructior. upon this part tit the article. ..lie go urra kind of Gift Cemeert Lottery.' Se. The allegation ' Is- the:, the article means that by Certain false. pretenses Mr. Scheyer “didlletlo or swims led parties to the extent inerniorted. he jury would inquire, nrst, what is the meaning of-the word ..diddled." As had been remarked, the yury were the judges of the facts in this case no well as in others. `They eliould apply the how to the facts. The - Court,'Orlsinally, pat the construction ou libellous puniteations,laking It tram the hands of ttiejury, This is mil the law In Pennsylvania. It was for the jury In this Came to say Whether the article pulitlshed ..I.s.linellous or not, mid - whether gent:Want . published It. . is a malicious publicatiOn °sines.. sed either 1n minting or writing, or by . signs and meter., tending titter to black. en the memory of one dead, or the repine. ' tion clone who .1s alive, and expose hint to public hatred, contempt or !Idled°. Thu I cause why libellous publications are of. • fences against. the Stale is them direct ten "dency to n breach rd the public peace, by provoking the - parties inpored and their mends and. families Meets of revenge which it would not be toey to restrain, were of fenses of thd tins not severely punished. And every. Sant experience worth' levity • 'the law 1 attrlthided to libels. that Lewis,. renders the public:L[lou of them an o au...Se against the State. Tile essence, of ... Offense consists In the malice of the Publication or the intent to defame thereto, Madan of another. la the definition of a an effendi against law, it is not ' considered whether the publication be true or false ; because a man may nminnons/Y Publish the truth against another, with in tent to defame . his character, and If the publication be - true, the tendency of It to. Inflame the passions, and to _egcite revenge, Is not diminished, but may dethetimen be strengthened. The inference :•• as therefore very clear, that the defendant caunotjustify himself for publishing a li :het: Merely by proving the truth of the pub lication. Although the truth of the words an nojusticetiou In a criminal prosecution for libel, yet the defendant may repel the charge by prorhog that the 'publication wan , fora justiciable purpose, and not malicious, nor with the intent to defarne any man. _Arid there may be cases, where the olden.' " dant, having proven the purposeinstiflable, :may give on evidence the' truth of the words ' when such evidence will tend to 'negative the malice and Intent to defame.. V fCbnimornrcralli rs. Cleft. - .ilea. rap. al t /s this article, Ms Minor eon tinned, In its . •...fair guttural meaning, as the jury meter- : stand It, calculated ton - dere the repittat ion Settoyer, Vesproseemor, 'told him up :to ridicule, or affect lot, reputation as a lean of Integrity. If so, It is libuDoits. In considering the meaning of the word 'Whi ttled." It teas not necessary that reference should be made to the Dictionary. and the jury must decode by reading It In the con. heetiOn they understand It. Thevssence or the libel the Intent publLshinu It. • Whether trim or not, was not the question. The defendant may, however, stow that the statement hi the publicatiOn seres jualls table. lime we have excluded all the eel- dense on the part of the defense tending to poovejustitication. The name of I private citizen In mentioned in the article, and there is no lestlfication, nothing which re bores the patty from the imputation of malice, arising from the publication of the .article. , 11. the jury think Ste character is such "no to make It libellous. and derogatory to the character 'of - the prosecutor, they should givehlrit a rer. ' dirt. Persona writ ingnrc supposed to con. alder what the_ effect of their writing will be. Upon the quation of malice, it Is said to bee necessary ingredient In libel. Mabee, in a legal sense, la a wrongful act done without cause or excuse. If there was =lance In the pulilicatiou In 'question, and the Jury so believed, their verdict should be guilty. If they did nut so believe, then they most, acquit. At thereeuest of counsel for defendant, Judge Stowe sold to the j itry: It will be tor. you to Lind, In refereoce to the libel, wheth er the meaning, as alleged In the indict- Merit, In correct.. If you should think n not to be as alleged, then the Indictment is not, aualsltted. . . Efts Honor further sold ft wee for the jury to ecnn,ider whether, In the use of the word diddled." Mr. Scheyer won referred to: If Dot, the verdict most be not guilty. VERDICT OT UCILTY. VaeJuryreti red, and :titer a brief absence returned, buying agreed upon a verdict of .. .Pahl , " Mr. Swartz welder made a me- MOala art ent. of j udg count. • Early Made tnut get tnwlEitt. At uhout one o'cl.k yesterday morning, apartv of roughs CORniSting of John Muller, August Moll, Willlan arowo , Fred. Fauber, John Seamen, H. Word non a follow knave known only by the cognomen <if ..Scrans,a • went the tavern of John Illweser, on Ohio /greet, In the Third ward Allegheny, and le tho moat positive and peremptory mu, her, demanded edit:attn.°. After mu c h • delay they were permitted toenter, wheU they Immediately dem ended drfnlte. Them were refused, and they Insisted In having. ..cardlnene as tinny more were tweded In toe, party. At length they got 00111 of a key of ale, which they undated on relit g out of doom and carrying away a Ito them. On tins movement tieing .resisted they con, menced a Course of moot di.ordelly pro . cowlings, tanking a great disturbance end ' breakin.r no things quite extensively. OM. cars Efate and. Bolster. of the night pollee. were sewn on bond, interformg, and nuc. _Deeded tit arresting firemen end Ward, The Others escaped.' The two prisoners were locked up, and in the morning at the hearing were made to pay fifty dealers and costs, after. whicb.they were permitted to lAkethemselycs away. • Larceny as IYlllec • 'On WelitteralitY Daniel Thompson, teeter. ed man, residing on Wyito street, came be fore Alderman Donaldson and preferred a , ribargeof larceny as bailee against !moth, • ehatry Individual named Win. Carter. The deponent alleges tnat route days since he • lent a silver watch to it young lady, named Isabella Green.. Sobsequently she Inform. • ed him that she bad let Carter bans It to • wear, and he reburied to return it. Sir. -.Thompson endeavored himself to get tile . watch.frollidefendant, hilt withont SUCIMBR. - Jig therefore Made the Information as slat ed. OD.leer Limo arrested • Carter on Wed. neldaY evening at the Colored /air at City Hall, where she merry fellow wets disport .lng in a moat festive man mi. The prisoner was admitted to ball for u furtinT hearing. The star ell aas found seers led 1130 run lc of defendant's winter tiL , her rc2hlemm ou Wylie street. Arrektl SIM rol.eharwell. On tredneeday Mr. George tichoontlialrer, of theOrm Of.T. hchoon maker & :on, propri eton of the Pioneer Paint Works, Alleghe ny, made information before Mayor Moir!. 'son, charging Jame; Yergason er..i George Daly, two entered boys' :::.didlng In the Se, °nth marl Of t'..tt. city, with the larceny of a pair cJ Aeere buttons and a Pair of ghee., front deponent "Ulcers Nrott and Oamnbell, of the Allegheny police, were sent in pursuit of the alleged thieve:. and .uceeeded In arr.:Sting them at their homes. The prisoners and their pretnist , were. searche.l, hint nothing was found IR any w'sv to support the charge against them, and they were di.Fcharred of the Mayor. Forntly Dl4tortion - Oe.—Ofticer lies., Of the Allegheny. pollee, Yesterday arrested James Canapholl, a rolnfed laborer, residing In the Third ward. Allegheny, on a charge , Of • , 11.ordarly conduct preferred b't archle Ta3-lor son-In-law of acre,ed. l' he two families r silo In the same house and have great trouble In getting along together. On It",.....ltieeday 'evening titer had an un. usually lively quarrel, and the dernonetra. Liens of the old man minced the mrorrna- Linn MClltiolll.4l. .1.6 we , tnt. , l,the old man wag arrested and 1s In the leek-np awaiting a hearing, A 113,1)nd Nelee'llon.—Tho selection by tha Allegheny City iEounells of John C. Me. Combs, Esq., PM Env Folleitor, reflect., the highest ertillt upon their lodgment. Ile Is ar:p'e'refo'r'mn thorooyhiy runrt to the le'r7itrtlad ble manlier. Ws o ffi cc is located immedi ately oppoilte the Gfarrvi: building, on Fifth street, where, to addition to his hipal business, he gives C LI - idol - attention to the collection of pensions, bonntle, and arrears of pay from the EnvernMent. tie cheer fully corumeniLlilm to the at:mak/it of our friends, Wife Deaersturt.—bliorge IV. Dawson, charged with desertion on math nt wife, Margaret .1. Dawson, bad a hearing before Mayor McCarthy, on Wean...lay, which re sulted In bin being held Dm appearance at Court, Michael Upton, eliasgml with limier tion on oath of his w:te, Donut, Dillon, abio hail hearing before the Mayor, wh irl, suited in ilia being hell to halt for Ids ap pearance ^s Court. .., Flnella COmmated.—ltenjamill , 1111- mow:, char foal lietore Mayor McCarthy, on oath of Robert Armstrong, with ideating a barrel of molasses from the store of Weasel .t. Armstrong on the eOrner of First and Market streets, heal a ilnal hearing yeller. day, before the Mayor, howl in default of ball was oommltted to Jail - to answer at Court. E 1111, , ebarged.—Ileury hinter .cl Job •(:it lick, the boys charged with stealing eon from ”OMS cnm 011.1hIC Itilll road, - had a hearing befog, the Mayor yed terdny morning, which metalled lu the[ discharge:there being no evidence what over to warrant the Mayor In holding them The Mailn.—We are informed that on and alter January rth, the mull for the points herein_named, will elm, at WAS viz : Cleveland, Columbus ' clunk,. null, Detroit, Toledo, lndlanapolls, lout . vino, Newhvllle, at. Lenin and St. JOSerb. MANUFACTURERS ROBERT LEA, =I STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS Freight I - roisters AND DOCTOR. ENGINES. 4.Tc:eatll*s or all dererlption, made to order Corner of First mad Ferry IS tttttt , RE MWl== UTILITY WOUKS. McLEAN & SLATOR, No. 83 Liberty St., opposite Fourth, I .7 I O7.LCIVIZILES 07 • - CABINET MAKERS' HiLRBWABE. They make a sixelalty of Iron Bedstead sad Pirot Casson: Porcelain, Bedstead and Pivot Castors: Bs datead Putenings: Stops for eaten :don Tables, to. They also mwinfactureand have constantly on bands Thumb Latch ea. Spring Latent% !Mean'. Window Sash Supporter. 51•Leare• Eccentric hh Button UtilltY that as ter and Butt Hinges, tirind•sto'ne tiaarloss. NM trona. -ash nislehts. an. PITTSBURGH IRON WORKS,. .1. PAINTER & SONS. tuarrAtrruaxua Ur Troll, BubKrt. Tub and Trunk HOOPS AND SHEETS, tele.o2 'PITTSBURG'', PA. IRON CITY MILLS. ROGERS & BURCELFIELD • Itartnneserers of' Etenued, charcoal, dautata & Poll.dard • E533.13213Er =ROW. Orrlet WAUlLUoVeli,tio. MAE it crirr. 0z3,115 EVERSON, PRESTON & CO,. P EX.VS FL r. 1.47.1 rrtc•Ter wcrizirirs. afro•*- °,.P.1.?°; I?IESICK &Bro., Engine Build • EIIiAND MAP II I N 1 ,11 . 4, manutM ture ri of Itinslck•s Putout ltalancr Vslyes, for , 1,11:11 Xt. f . 1.:e5, ,, nue all k yIC? of Brewers' Macialuery. • 11 ZwillA n t ', TVI/;oultll l 2alie ' c 'n V.ti ys ' e l ::7loTi r er n s it Pirc,Pronts. Walking Ileum bonoretions, nhieues_ Pgrups, COnis EH • lid ftlll.SuN AND t uuk& SI'ILEETb. Pittsburgh, pu S ttlug up much nary promptly sell :r rs • LEGAL (11ZPIIANS , COURT: SALE.—By s-- , vi,ttie of an order df the Orphans• Court of Allegheny County. the unclerstgned. Allotlnte t:. of SAMUEL CIANATI. &mated. late otAllegheny City, trllltaat at Public bah, on' the prenolsee. In the ttorongh of Duquesne, at 3. o'cl.c P. I On Thursday, February rib. iht4l:. 7be one undivided half of that certa i n ldt or ;guts of yround, situated In the Enron, h °I Du ; , Comity of allo,noty. end:State of l'en n -11=oet'l;•••=0 siti r tVaTt r ent ' r ' ,Tro ' no n . tit the plan of iota Mid out by tt. E. Warner and Jacob Fainter, and running northward , y along said lot Ina feet, more or lest; to Vow NIIII then., elatwartly along mid alley brat to this northwest corner of lot No. 5'.: II sure snuttiwardly along laid lot lOU feet, more or le 11, to sold Bank street; thence 'seaward!, along wlf! ate Put tire.. to the plase of beginning: on hich Is et:scud a two...cry Frame Dont,. • Tun IN SA th, balol, at the end of out year. with inlereet. to be secured by bond and mortgage; the title' papera El he paid for by the blurt... , J,ldtrtith- LOA Vtll W. 31.Eli1tAW, Adm•r.- TN TUE NATTER OF THE ES-. TATE 01 SAMUEL SCUTT, dectkau.l." 47. Dee. taber Term. I:AA. And now, to wit: Decemhur 1'4.1,114. tbd (7 , 0,1 Appoint W. II ICOI/GGl:ti, Auditor to die:Mule the Imlauce to the hand,. or the Actzu.lat..tre , era. BY TILE CLIMILT. Atteett A. 'LILA...S. Clerk. l he un p der ergotta I itdwtereatodill 1134,11 , 3 for •re herebthe y not perim:eatsf fied that t o hit appointment. at bit oda,. No. h 7 Irlaummt watt. Pittalutrith."om SATIJIWAT. p.m Jan narj.l,47. at 2 r. a., at which timeand place th..y ..an attend. W. B. ROUGED". dellhoi4nr Auditor. ri.NECCTOBS'NOTICE.—LtIters eatamentarrnit Me • "tale 01 MUCH) THOMAS., late of the City of Allegheny. lit:gess ed:baving been granted to the undersigned, all Person. knowing thinntselves indebted to said es tate are rtsl tee to make payment Immediately ri it. either tit the undersigned, and thus., haring lalms against said estate will please pre..ent them, duty authettlesiedt for Tirrient. Tll •11A0 J. clikEka. - I.l.ltrgaiat EDwAim,pmm..- IiNETT (Ex~re. FXECIUTORSY NOTICE—Where- LettersiTeatamentary on the estate of JO, Ertl late of Lawrenceville. Atleyhens county, Pa.. deceased, harts, bee. granted to the oodevtliihed. all persons 1 adol:cd to sald estate are requested to make Immediate D ayment. and all persona havlux claims against Id estate. will present the man, properiy authentl“ted. foraettlement, to - NW:EIGHT, ()LEVU/. BENN. Executors. • A DMIIVISTRATIIIIVS NOTICE.- Wnert. Let ter" of Administrative. on tee elw tau of rtA.VIII latu.or litivoltagtmen. de. ceased. have beeo gran , ed to MARY A. I•ttlC9, All venom. Luring dolma agalnetsald ettra.e. will present Illiwto tO toe [did -ealitued, and all penults liadebtwi are here i b i y A nall d pAtizo.o. , to itnaghaok. atreet, Blendureamil or Led Art oraiev, AULitllNßAßliff, 710 roarth,atruet. Pltta burgh. de27:rii4 ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.- •Whereas Letter e of-Join:dohs retina on the estatt of raid UE :Wit:ATV. lateotthe el ly of Aliegfiene. P., deceased. have been granted to the undersigned. AU genus. ha, leget Im. alaintt tae estate will present theat to the und,r -.1/nell. and all la.r-O•a la leete..3 are heresy Mal to Wake payment to IlAesql) W. et LGRA.W. Alleeheey Irv. • Or tor att . ). W. itEEITT.E.S ILLItlt. tau:air/I II:TATIFI OF JOHN T. CHILD V. s D.-Letters of Admit. Ist tatlon have betttgraute.l to the ohdervhreed. rem," hay lIIMIsn am( present theta. end those Indebted vtlit Par thameeltatety to MOB. B. 11.1.1.11LT0N, igrlifth etteet. rit,senrah. OEM A Ii MLNIISTUATDIVB NOTICE, Whorae. Ltter. rif Achninlatration on the. c-ta, •f Andrew Wolfe decease barn hero vrantod to the ondetalgned. ali pervona knowing tuvintelvee indutited io seld cvtate will call and In•kes iwttlement. arvl U.< having claims will nv act, then forthwith. titiAN A. WOLFE, Almlnietratrii, del3ialgo Yoorth Street. C. .A.Z.SIOrMOC). /MULL: Fine Watches, Jewelry, Diam'onds itsx.r.evmiza French Clocks, &c. 7 ml,4 trait?o t. to OmitZPATnime Far. • :ft. 22 RUM Street. WALL PAPER—Ot sill grades, for Parlor., Halls, Dining Hoorn. and it "...Intr.. V 0.107 MAILLES 4 also. PH. R. r,fortirz, 1 Banker and Broker, 118 Wood St., near corner of Filth, All description; et Metiiment Bondi onegll ox liberal terms. tOddon and Continental Exchange told at sew Thrk rates. Gold, Silver and Comxons bought at C. eft rates. and Gold Drafts Woad Os, re's York. FINANCE AND TRADE, 077/CIE OP VIC eAth,:tt, Torn., Dia, Jun. 17, 1.567. The New York stock quotations tO•slay, as reported by Robinson, lileClmi & Co., were as follows : Gold, .1M3)43 . 1&:-X; Eighty-one bonds, Re..; ryn. T‘rentles, Old' 107 N; Five . .Ntatle3, "A 157%; Plve Twen tieS, hew, let; , ;:: Seven Thirties, WIN; litchi. gan Southern It. It., ',1 , %; Cleveland & Pittsburgh, .V 7:: Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago, fF;ta Erlo, Railroad, el; 11 extern I Ilion Telegraph Co., 'ti; Chicago & 'lock island, loe!. Chicago. aml North Western a. It., 44;',; 01110, .25%; Clinton, n 7; Mariposa, 1." i: New 1 ork Central, les , l; Ilndson, 1•20; Michigan IS:entre!. 105; pre. ferred, 7.!.;. The Eastern Mari:olk steady on National securities, unsteady hot advancing In gold, while Railways are down heavily. The season is very alit rontions for Railroads. The heavy snows, i nd the long cOld spell, begin to tell with •ffeet upon the reeelpf; Lof the various toad . The full 'millions on all the Wc.tern mid Northern .roadn was very poor, both InFreight and passenger receipts, out the p sp.:eta for the coming sea-on so far us tey can to anticipated are by no means th , itternig. More than one of thou will hay to Cease passing Mei dends upon stock 111,9 there Is a speedy and large change f the better.. We look for lower quotation upon the entire list. .1 project Is afoot to increase the capital stock of the Clevelat .1 and- Pit tnnrgn coo.; . ...V,00,/ shares, half to oto the Improvement ot the road, and the rest to the stockhold ers . a dividend at'u per cent of the par value. . The gold board Is active, and rates are more Erna. They du duated yesterday bee (aeon 35!-i and 3T. 13.vernment sold half a million, which cause a temporary decline, Uut to-day rates aro up to within on the highest point touched yesterday. It 1. eel. li dent from the unsettled condition of the I market, and Immense imports that :.,ccre tary McCulloch projected a resumption of specie payments wilt have to hel re-Con sidered. Our home market for bonds and stocks of the best description, retnalris limn at pre. viol. quotations. County and city beeurl. tie, have been sousewlMt sought atter of lute, though, prices ii i r r iabout thb same. Allegitiby Valley Hal I .bonds are of 'bored at L., ex-January Interest, at, which, IL is said, sales have been made during the week. Bank stock,, notwithstanding the demand for money. contiune to sell at full prices. Dridge and Lies are nearly - up to quotations previous to dividend. Insurance stooks quiet. In oils. there Is do lug—reported sales of Columbia at which la abovo the market. Triumph hangs at about 1. Marine at the) to 1,,0. —The proposition of cr. ItAndall, of Pennsylvania, en the 110u.,e of Ilepreienta. Lives, to do away with the present. National Banking system, and substitute in lien thereof the legal tender Treasury notes, is attracting considerable attention. The scheme, according to the Washington re ports, meets with fewer In both house+. Some of the ablest finaneial men In New . . . . _ . York, Horton and other place', areorillng to thu Trtbfoir, hare addressed letter; to the committee urging Ifs nflopt.ton.. If title plan ls•sueeessfel, then the national hunk - 9 .111 go the Way of the otate banks, and fed eral paper become the sole circulating medium. The National banks probably have too many'friecll in Congress to put through any measure like this, though It would save a good tunny rulliions to the governments. The it ',position of the liouse 11014 . 0Ver, crews clearly to be In favor of inflating the I:overnmerst- cur ie:myriad against increasing the National bank Issue. • —.l Washington dispatch says the pro position of Secretary Motailloeh to make the interest upon our bends hell In f o reign countries payable In those countries, is said to have been a measure of precaution on his part, affording as It would, a more safe (collagen the part of holders to the event of political turmoil In this country. It Is doubted, however, whether the proposition will be carried. —The New York bank stat)ment (or the week ending Saturday was more favors able than w is generally ezpected, a . ,l ita influence was eassuring. The llrst item Motorman attention in the return is that of the specie, which shows an increase of Sl,sle,CNl, and the accord, that of the lenat tknders, which shows a decrease of :Id, the Inference to be deduced from which is that the banks lent legal tenders on gold. the drain on currency Southward being smaller than Is generohy supprnied and In. sufficient to account for the change. The loans show on increase of i1,06.3.(a1, and the circulation of V72,T11, while the deposits have only decreased in the trilling sum of sls,era. —The 6/Upping Liar remarks: One great fault of Mr. Metullocki's management, in oar estimation It his lack of a stilled pe.l- lee. But for t ills In connection with the' unfortunate state of onr political attain., there can scarcely be ir doubt that the no urinal credit would have occupied a much more exalted petition Illarkit. dries at pre. Cat, view of the Immense revenue enl• lected during the past year, and the cheer. fulness with 11 . 111 , 11 it borne by the people. The public credit un.l the commerce and industry of the country are the 1...e1CV sufferers: enterprise of all kinds has coma restricted. and Ini=iness rendered ex. Ira hazardous by the 111,th and continually nucleating prices which are the direct re stilts or the prcsont uncertain condition of the .financial and political affairs. It Is plain, We a IC. that there Call he 00 per manent prosperity for any ells or any sec tion until there shall 1.0 any end to the present anomalous condition of things; for nothing ran cornnensato the depressed commerce and Imitedry of the country In the absence Of tile leading cenaltions of of laemmsful progres,—natlonal unity and . stability. • —Tee total Increase of national hank notes since June 10, l'Stir, has been over one hundred and sixty mlOlnn.a. if we thaltirt the decrease in lentni tenders during tine corresponding pealed from this amountove dud that the aggregatectrculation in legal tenders and national bank notes hens been a i u O gm n Since d tine e b e e x g t iennti o ng went.Y.six to of June, this Against thisaggregate Increase must; of course, offset the old state hank tunics, of which some Lily millions have Imeil withdrawn. end the following statement in re earn to the failure of Lytlay a, Chorpening in the Springfield, Ohio, Repel/tam When it became generally known on the street that, lir. John F..thorpening had failed, the newer.] feeling was that of sorrow and condolence. HO I, main who was and is highly estemed—liberal, gener ous, free-hearted, and so far to known, a careful baldness manager. Bence It is that bat one cult, and that for 112 SJ, has bOell brouget, ea a result of this failure, and we havejust now learned that that even has been withdrawn. This IntliCates the spirit of forbearance toward the unfortunate parties of this community, and its north dence in their Integrity, • too hesitated ahem. bringing the matter before the pnbile In our colums, but MAIN merits in print elsewhere render it neces sary. 1. A correspondent of the Cincinnati &Memel,- Mt, sinin 1111.12.1 f simnim of the failure of essr g s. Chorpening, Muudlow & Ferrell. There him been nO ouch failure. The firm of Ferrell, Ludlow tt Chorpenlng, to which this person refers Is not affected by Mr. Churpening's cutsfoitunetr. /1. The Cincinnati Untellepubliebes, tonially, the following parngraph: The heavy failure of J. 1. Chorpenina,at Springfield. Ohio, 1a creating much excite ment and consternation in that community. Mr. Choi - peeing was a member of the _firm of Lyday Co., extensive oil deniers at Pittsburgh—was, Indeed, the prinelnal member and became involved by the recent heavy decline In petroleum. Our Spring field special says hie will amount IMMO In that city, and .100,0e0 In Pitts burgh. Mr. Chorpentng was considered one et the most reliable business men lit the Upper Miami Valley, and several 'indi viduals In have been ruined outright or badly crippled by this disaster. Ti,,, facts are that tit, Ili/1,111[10% in Pitts bergli are not unite elee,tive, and In Spring. fields little upwards of that sum—making about raio,ool In all. Mr. Cliorpening bas tinned t.ver till Ids property for the benefit Mills Springfield creditors, and 03 all par ties are doing, evidently,the very beet they coo In the clniumstxuces, the publio feel ing toward them Settled and considerate. CENTRAL LITE-14E0ER MARKET.' 01110:0 or ?asTimm].lnez (4Arirrrg, TnrasoAT. January 10, 1007. 1 CATTLZ. The market for cattle hat been router dull this week, the transaCtlont In the ag gregate. being unusually light, and corn. pared with last week, prints are a fraction lower. The Philadelphia market Was a hard one this week, and consequently, Plitlailelphin buyers were a llttlo shy, and houaht only when they' could do so at con. cessions, and, ere believe, there was hut one Kew York buyer in attendance. The i.rri vAlit, however, were hardly: an large. usual, - .lhangh the supply nab fully UPI to the demeZtai and In addition, to bile:receipts irate the West, there was quite It number driven over from the Allegheny Yards, wAtelt helped to swell the atiierwim otrerln. here Is viol her noticeable feature In h e r market this week, and that Is the Ottality of the cattle, generally speak ing, was or un Inferior ord.. As will be seraby reference 10 the sales, 15 the highest price reported, though wo have 50 MLR KETS RY TELEGRAPH, doubt, prime to extra cattle would hero , brought 714 to 734, and possibly 9 cents, Common 'cattle,. es has been the Casa for olnss' York Finance If some time. were in good supply and dell, rar roar, January 17.—litonev rather selling at 51.5,t0k1d, wills heliersand easier, at tlir per cent. on call. Sterllng Meet's In prelty good coalition, may he I quiet, at 0iX91..1 tor cold for fleet class bills. ;noted at 6 to I American gold witbout decided, change ! p.l i i. ,, ,m,t404 I.opening at 15'.34, tultancing to 1.17, declins tlTu a grlligo l l ' lr UlYer P r l ittnit u lt P X flag to 1365;', and elosink et 1.14 M. (Meath been w4li tie.inMined, ranging irom 6to Cy;{ meat stocks dull, and a shade easier. tor :Mr to good heavy avergeS,6,3s to OM Fralght9 to Liverpool firm, with engage.. for Prime snipping and 6 c sn, and ere " meet for 31,0% hush. corn. at per sail, 11,65 was paid for a few bunches of Odell per simmer. , nogs,.but these are outside tplotatimitt and . donot fairly Indreatethe gonetsd rittirre or I 3..:7;24 3. isleticue a Co. bought 4 car lo ins at o 0. 0 0,„; et ,,, y. Gold Is ;ur n, .; 0 toGrlehrelst d Reyentader, it cur 41`13i. Sterling quiet but dm, at isrielf; loads at:6,ts to 6,50; Orr & Mace, 9 car load 9 Governments steady. The following. are the at 6to 6,25; Cronse, Rinerick a Co. le ear closing price. ConvolG, in.wit do SD, loads at 6,...P.t0 6,4:!; and Singer & lutholt It 1 1 1 Car loads at 5,2, to 0,63. Tneso are beta :gloss'-even-'Threes, Sen-For tlz,el.l;l.:. Railroad stocks 'are In better de • small err:oration of the transactions of the mend and nigher, at Dm following quota post week, but the above are among the Dons: 01110 Certlticatcs, it ..,•• western mint prominent shlppers,and vro give heir Colon Telegraph, .113.MT47; Ni.a." Yet:, (lens operations merely to enable the medal. to t;i',;; ltia,,4; form a pretty rood Idea dr vile coalition or ' 'ell I.rt Central, Itrlfintrn Illinois Central. I tho lard M. ritt.hurgt, 0w..,Q: 1 ,,•; Toledo, 12.4.4 SHEET, Rockl.sland, Northwm.i"r o . I •N‘lp 3A; do Prenirred,' Fort Wove, tIlt,S;; I :dve,' - nut!•er.;, Chi , tro and Al 16!.4:11tinatikee and Pool prefer. red, 41. Mlning shares urn licttor. Gregory ran up to $l5 z.l, closing at 413; Corydon firm, at Kw; 50 . 41,h7; Smith and Pannier, $lO, 10f4 foot` Prildritb Mortlet. hew Yong, January —Cottonl7 very firm, with very modurath business doing, ebletly owing to Ulu storm; sales of 7,00 bales, at 95c for middling uplands. Flour; receipts, Mils.; market dull ond nominally low er but nnorailons uttehangral;sale, 11,...v0 'Oils., market ‘,lllO. Wly kny not. Duel. Receipts of W beat. 500 lion. market Intl and drooping; 5a150.y.3;51 hu, No, 3 mti. waukee at 42,12. Rye; in bond scarce and firmer; free, dull and henry; sales 0,05; bus. Canada lit bond at 41,10. Barley dal; re orlptx 105 lam; market 11111111 firm; sales 32,.. DOT soi 11,1; for mixed Were., ln store, aud 4,1,19 for do. afloat; also sal, last even ing of 21,154 bur. mixed Western at 11,15 G 1,11 1 3 lu storo,uud 11,111 afloat. Oats In mod erati, request; sales 10,110 bur. at 02U-134; for Chicago and Milwaukee, Petroleum quiet hut arm, la cue for crude, and 3 1 41fe1 for relluml In bond. Groceries 1011. Pork firm and quiet; saws 3,230 ibis. ute"4 ^, olft I .lAolor nun 1110'•1, VlClsing at 0431 for 41,:llit10.;.1 for old nc,e, closing 419,27 curb; sl'2,.'ll({ 17,14 ler oriole; also 1,17 e; bbl 4. new mess at 421,354/21,75, seller and buyer's op tion, February and Mardi. Reef 'lnlet and steady: sales Vol bids. Itoef Rams un- chweati; sale. It, Wes, Maven quiet: sales :4710 Imses at 10100!„c for Cumberland and 10 1 .3f11e lor abort ribbed. Cut Meats !nee:lie; sales 2% pactowcs at el AFP..Ic. for shoulders, and 1011/12'40 torham.. Dressed Hogs Armor; sales at for Western. Lard quiet and steady; sales 1.'67 Den os at 151.:1413e for old, and 1..:4igi3.:; for nen. nut ter firm. Choose unchangist. . . The receipts of Sheep were again fair thin week., but with ad;oed demand and a fiOr number. or buyers !n eltmicure, tau mar. ke,trillcti stonily and prices ranged from ( '4 to t: eta, grosv—it.ts possible an extra Numb would have brought llesser re. porta having bought s ear loads at toe. hilarp sold Loyd lee head at and i . . at :,,a5; and Johnston gold Gallagher, head at 5,1 e. rldeoch, .t gold bought .several droves, and there wise quite a number of other eransactions, the particulars of whirls were unable to learn, but we have given enough to establish the condition of the sharket. Porter to .11eArdle, 17 head, weighing 20,- 930 tit ,Aladorr to D. Smith, 17 bead, weighing IR,MO, at tr)ic, Aull to Gearhart, to weighing 11,00.1, at samo to tame, I, woigning o7no, at 04. Smith h Co. to Thal, X hood. weighing 17,750, at 3 , 4. k'ragier to 31oOno?; A Cot, weigh ing on , private term.. Ibtr.lowood hood, weighing 02,574 ut, Mill Co. to lieathatt, Ott head, wo ' ighing .22,00 at 0,..45. tireonwaltt & Rahn to Mooney & Co., 34, walghtng 38,730, at Doml. & Co. to Pat ton, 15, Walghlog 1,015, at Orr & Waco to Mooney S , C0.1 , ' arotglilnit 15,100, at 1!4. Bunday to head, ...',l;;lang tit Cochran to Mayne.; & Co., 1 4 , weighing hi -42.5, at IX. ninith & Co. to „McConville, 3. weighing 40,130, at 7.4. Pollock to IT oss averaging about 1100, at 6. 4 47; salt, to ea toe 17 head, ut 410 per head. Kraus & Liam; Initlemen, 11 head. weigh ing 78,000,tit i"; etutzmante to Mayne: & w eltridag . "2,773, at 6;31; Sul lth ,h Tannage to may 00.-+ t Co. /7; wtighing 17 , 273 , lit it !grown & DUII3 to Montague & Co., 31 hood, neighing <in; nano to mine, 11, eig I air at to 310, weighing , 19,073, at :4 1ti 7..;; MeGottick to Alill,ll heal, 440 0:lug 13,4 01 I:a:Clark to ttuhcr. '4, weighing . x 0,131, u 6 Woodrulf to Daa.n, 11. weighing 30,- coo, at 7. Jones to Miller, to, welatieg 17,- 173 at e^:. Montgomery to Li Mega,. 31 he:ol, weigh . log 1 4 1: 4 , t TiN; Morenti nigh to Len 14, 3. weighing 7373. at 4; Keys to Sentotarialue, 6.1 weighing 7 , ...,471, It 1.13. Keys to Baker, 17i weighing t1.4r0, at 4,03. Ntelaol, to Mci.lar vet-. weighing 43,114), at rleuilog Dutley,l9lleadoreighing at eilz. Orr Maw to Miller 17 head, averaging Tait., at 7,42. rirrsnunost msnut:rs. Orrier. ow rug PlTTeiritGli GAZILTTL, Tdritiri cc, January 17,1567. The produce markets arc dull, and with olit matellat change, alto the the excep tion of such article, an arc affected by the advance in gold. .The operations in /lour, Grain. Prorlelons,'and all of the leading commodities are vety much rent rimed, the demand twing limited to supplying the immediate wants of small inches and con. comers. titiOCEßlEti—The trisritat to n shade tirmer, and prices are tending upWurd, fa consequence, of Ilse advance In itold.t bough, as yet the change in this Clarke!, , very slight emtars are quotes tteadV nt . 11% to WI for Cuba; 12..‹. to IV., for Porto Rico; lON for Cricthed; I3 ' to IS'.; tor Coffee, 10,t for "tit" IC,' for Extra Coffee to gun at 7t'. to 2.5 for good to prim., Edo. Molasses, 73 to Si for Porto alto. eyrs ups range all the way Irmo 70 to 51,•220, the outside figure only for fancy brands. Tea., are quotiutut 7:". to 41,34 tOr Votong, and I to 41,73 for direr:, GRA la —When t Is Quiet but steady at 5g.55 to 32.60 for No. spring, and 4g,at to gr„it.) for Winter. Oats dull but unchanged: L.: to 33, for smolt bits, In store. sole of I ear iirtune swing Marley, to arrive, at ts 4 and I car, on the spot, at 1. VD I! price. Ityo Is quoted at 41,g.1 to *hitt,' for Ohio 'aud Pinola. Corn Is dull but unchanged-ewe have sales reported on truck, at 70 to i'Litt . It—ls nowt and unchanged at 41.litt to 41. , E for fair to eiloive Spring Whe at; to t.a) for Hinter Wheat; and eld toga for lance brands. Wye Flour In tooted at O. Burk wheat Pinar In doll, and offered pretty freely at 1. , w tier cert. BAY—There Is 'uo improvement to note its the newest.), and the runrket continues dull and negletttd, And prices are very crier:lts, Wu Can npOrt n sale of sl e.srs at •al, awl I , to do at fs:l--elellyered. - • 1111TTLIL:-Ilte receipts isintlone heavy, and with o supply largely :0 excess of the demand, the market is dull, and prices are barely maintained. Prime Poll is xeil iDe In a Antall way. a :10 t 0;,., though, we th tnk, iL would lo Mak:tilt to sell a round lot at any price, at there, 11 no demand ter ship. tent. gliGS—Qut,t and unchangl.d; still ynntel at :X"/ for Ittned,nrul 2xe to 1 contra for fre+lt packed. POTATOES—Continue exceedingly dull, the demand bout- very nun% re.orletud. Smell ratio. of p: thre lbnrh Itto ttt ,tut e, at :toe por built. APPLES-1u good demand, mud mar. Let, may be quoted 4truity ' 44,0, per barrel for bar to good, and jt..15 to 41.51 for choice. • . 111LIEDFILVIT—Doltlttuaehange•I; .m nll sales at r to 10 for Appler, und 11l to .O :or reaches. EKED.S—Flasseed Is in demand at $1,50, and but Ilttle in market. No movement in Clover or Timothy- beedd. . BEANS—Corning In more freely, but the market 1s report,u.ateady at $.475 per busb, for prime mmollolllo. rriTrintraGil rErnoz.Eum dIAftILET OPIUM ow run PITTBIII7IIOK (Pang[:, Tar, w , par, January 17, 19t.7. CM:DE—The market for Crude present. no new feature. worthy of special not ice, thorn being bat littin Inquiry, either for present or future delivery, and prices urn nominally unchanged. We can report a sale of Gat bbl,, on the spot at to, and au hear of offers to soli-for March and April,at: same figure, Without finding buyers. Smith's Ferry oil is soiling to small lots at bids returned and 1 . 1!4, bins Included. Our late.] adricesl from tilt City report Crude dull and nominal at tl,:e to per burro!, at that point. 41.1t11Y ED—The transactions ln boudedoll were not near as large a, on Wedsday. though, the market is featly. uud, llan y• thing, prices are a shade higher. We can report baleen( bbla, ou the spot., gg; etor for Fe ernery, standard white, at gl; s, on the spot, standard white, ‘t. 500 tor April, delivered in Philadelphia, at 31; 500 for July, at 37; 1090 for /1•111.5 month. at came price. Ti.,, sate of 3000 bbla noted in our lest report, 500 to be delivered each inonth, In Phildelphia, commencing. with JIIIIO, should have bran at 34 Instead of and advancing one half anent per gallon each month. Frco Oil Is dull but oa hanged. At:RIVALS—The following arrivals of oil were reported from smith's Ferry: n. D. A l;iT ""'" I IME=CM2 • l.oc IR, Jun. 11.—Cotton dull, at 2Sc for good ordinary. Flour and wheat drilland unchanged. Corn easier..lit 7 , 34 , Ze. Oats higher. at 6:.,'gnl3c. Provisions and lard, quiet and unchanged. Hogs tine, of Whi'43' arm. at 4[4111. Sugar advanced I , j to 2c; coalmen to choice Louisiana sell ing at 1311 c. IMPORTS BY RAILROAD. PITSII/1171011. careWAT. CIII0•00 It. Jaauary 17,-10 metal, Kimkir & co; 100 bins flour, C R Leech; 1 car bay, Adams A Amittn; 4 cars metal, J Wood & Bon; 1 car rye, J Flacb;2 cam !neat, F Sellers .t co; 100 bble dour, J 8 Dilworth &co t ll lOO 100 do do, owner; 10 duz tube, •Bhrlver & Spencer; 100 Obis flour, J Doo; 100 do do, Showalter & Lang' care millreed. - 11 /tea Jr; hidea. A Meßeth• 30 eke wool, Seal & Grundy; 11 pkg, camps, A lloovelor; tho steel polars, Anderson, Cook & co a blooms, Union Iron Mills; 12 dressal h o g , s E Myers A co; 10 bins apples,) Herbert; dressed hogs, licokletnan; 1 car hay, W Itingliani;to sks rage, Godfrey Clark; 10 dumber, 14 bilde, meat, ' , Sclera it eo; 1 ear J 110 i; care hay, D ti Courtney. •10 rITTPIIaIt RAILROAD.— January 11-3 D Scare hay, Dnt ney N Court; 11 kg. lard, 1 bbl butter, hay worth, McDonald & co; 40 bbl; oil, 11 waney; 3 eke cheese C C Bales y; 1 car staves, I:, Sclinlkts blue but. ter, J 8 Dilworth & co; 15 eke note, 3 sack; snot!, W P Beek A co; 21 bbls beans, 3 pkes sundaes. Read Meez4mr; 33 bble be • on, 10 bas seed, 13 do dry applue, Graff A Keller; 101031. buttor, Fetzer Armetrong; c. apples, Blair & Woods; 55 obis oil. D My; bbls Dotter, 111 W Rankin; 5 do do,E ton:10 doz brooms, .1 Drevol 2 hogsJ P Hanna: II Obis glue. Wm Flacons; 15 barrels apples, W D Patterson; 54 do du. J 107 bola oil,, 8 McMahon; 01 do do, 11rewer, Burke &. co; 31 dodo, harlot & King; 1 car bay W ; j 1 3 c i t rt. hu ll = !I rt N n al ' i r z e t ti ro ' to n , linger it Didwoll. TITT B / 1 1,1[011. COIREDO. a CINCINIVATI 1 R., January 17-1 het apples. Jae Brooke; i 3 • eke oats, Jas Dorrington; sacke barter. Promo:Wel= & co; 43 too barley, P 811101 , 1 s t. 30 bales bay, W /1 flagon; 1 kg butter, Slur. geoaDue; 7 bbls apple.., Wit Kirkpatrick wadding, McElroy & co;•. bills patter, Plttabuslth PAM' Co; 50 bbl; apples, Morn, l U ta Nn k Co n u 42 t ne k y e olaJdaes Mfoena; quort Harper , I it Hood; =slut corn, Str 14 Patton. son; 10 bbl; , 011, Frank Ardray;' z Mule con, E Lleuzleton; 100 I.lols flour,-Shomaker & Lang: 100 bble flour, 8 a Floyd it no; 1 ! stove, J Croook. ALL.I.OII[3I , LITATION. Jantlary .17-1 car oats, U Steel & Bon; 31 aka wheat, 3fehec co; 1 ear corn, .4111u:ere, Ml:melon & co; 100 sour, Coy - Noble it co; 1 ear hay, II al llenderaon; 10 caddles tobacco, Hahn a. Findley; aka oats, Chas Falk; 1 cur hi lay, a oataaterss Ido do, Blair Wales; Ido do; Lcacoelc & McElwah3; :›1 bake oats, J . Kirkpatelek; 23 bble apples, W e gayiorl 27 bags. rye W Wallace; ill dozen brootna. Drennan & Lena; a ,19 do; 0,13,2km1 S. do dO, (3eo Meyer. El==!=1!1!! Not° oEvso, Jan. It. —Cat Sal active awl* lughert sales of S,N)O laW middling at 31!..:0 We; receipts 6.3e0 baltlsi exports. 3;4 bah,. augur In lellre . iewittul; lair, 1.. e. binlnnten Miner; fair, COtag.e; 'prim° to elmlee, 711.172 e. /V an arm; Sulierilue, .11%; $11,76e corn In good request, at .1,07.A.c1,1V 1. 'flats l'se. Hay arm. at Pork 'heavy and advanced: Iltais, Ititean none altering. hard, Whisky .and Tobseeo nnellangtd.- (sold. 13; 1 :; 17t.;, New . York Exchange 'be discount. Freight,. , 111. an [MOM. I= Coo Soo, Jan. 17.-I'lout nominal; light sales of spring . est nos at 410,44110,75. Wheat item Arld lail t e higher; stales at 4=,1342.13t4' for No. I. and sl;‘,4ll,tON /or No. 2. corn (Mot and le better; sales At • •• J'ce /Or o. 1. .1 ()MN qutet and steady uml better; sales io at 40 , 44 t Ile for No. 2. Prov , , , lon. Item; moss , ork ils,Js4la. Dressed hogs mole" " , pork 11.,.;341'... 'top, active for ethlpplugutt.l ttreN,lng•und tilgher; wxLro pr. $f;,,),57.1, - 2. (Ire 1100 !Intl; nines at as,aara,,,to. nostralo Market Lr:rracn, Jan. 17.-I'lmi; In unheroic de- Mond and steady• No. 1 .‘printr, ►11,:51111;09. Wheat quiet mud nothing doing. Corn In moderate demand, at 61.0 , for Old, and for New. Out. nominal, at 5.143.5 . 1. e. Barley quiet at $1,10a1,1t..,;. Rs a nominal. Provi sion. quiet: Mend .rork. C 0,30 100 and $19,1a for light. Lard houllnal. ot 121,4 Dressed ►tog, In incelerate_delicindow gm. I= Lot:lrs lilt. Jltntotry I:—cotton Corn I;',Vf.ic for rpoltro,oor, Unt, Superfine floor kto for r, VVIICAt. Vale 62(Proc. lien. pork $ll. 1101 k n 11002.1 b!.o. Bulk klokr rod e . 10.1. flacon shnoldent 12'2. Boron clear 1160 13)4 haunt In fiercer., 12'4. hror Ortram. sugar, fair, I0'.:. Nan- L 1. 1 ,011 61111112.C.5 rOc. Coffee, 1110, :Lc. To, face°, front $3 to 413,50 Cluelanai/ Market. .T.Ln.l:.—Flo, dull and nn• changed. Whist, - dull and unchanged. MA. firmer. at 1i7.254,7,75; receipt. ;idol. Me e ,, purl; to/ at 11 , VA a ith Strain demand. Bulk Meade !truant; ,rionkl,rA at al Green Meal, lllgher, nt nl.'a for ...hounler.f; c for riot,. and I , ,e tl,r 1.510, Lard Urns, - at. jor plume kettle. Gold, I= 311,11 rub, .lannsry 17.—Cntton ~let att.! steady; nuiddbug, recelllts, /ed. hales; ext I,riltt bait,. Corn 11l rm. et •l SStil,lu in 'store. Flour steady, al IrlblkiCll,oa, all brands. Oats, lOc In store, 'l.tres-cd Una 4,- - iatat• 31 els rock, C.:•,,sitol,to, 11. won; clear sld e. nytit . C; thollithri.o4,lo:,, bulk, shout • derv, 1b..; clear since, rhlladelpb in Markel. l'ott.o.ra.rxt.t, JUR. 17.—The .now storm st.putoltut Lu+lnt ,, d. Itreaustutfi dull. I. lour dull and ,uvnuer.t Whc4t quirt; red No. codnu it 2.61; waiter 434.' Corn null; nor ycl Oats uncitan. chlnetl, at 574. lurk 4titcz:,: , li. {lnto, itiT Lartt OutL New lock Cottle Market. Si,. 1 out:, January 17,—Iloccce , ulct. lov! (Inner ; light rue expected for nu.it VillCk. INlCilern are purcic,ucc to be, placed It, trrut coutingcncles. t•hcco tinict ti 7 , ..t for best droves. bt•tnu steady itt 707'; for ortmo corn (0.1. Nev. Tork Dry Gootl• !Clarke*. NSW Vont:, Jan. 17.—Tto• dry gno-13 ma, kot In very doll. Titer,, It 110 t hango to rates. Untsttnittcs anti cotton Item. Other gootli, nrfcr9 iustAcinctl, /Milwaukee Markel. Il..—}'lour quiet. Wheat dull, Int for No I. Corn unchanged. Oats weak, at I for \o. 1. DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK, No, 65 Fourth Street, CHARTERED IN 1855. Open daily from! toy o'chxl, also on Wednes day and baturday evenlnys. from May let to No vember let, groin 7 to o'clock, and from No vember :at to Slay le fm 4 Sol o'clock. Depoxlto reechedt,ro of all sums of not ess than Clat Oollar, and a dl, Mend of the prod. de clared Owlet a year, In Jour and Pecember. In. terest nu been drelare.l arml-annually 11, June a n d I. ..ember mace the Bank errant...l, at te rate of .11 per rent: • yen,/ Inherent, II not tlta,Ro ant , he placed to the credo of the depositors. prlncloal.and hear. the lame. Interest from size drat days of June and I , ..erml,er. compounding melee • year Without troubling the diloosltor to call;or even to premmt WA pa.. book. At tbls rate money wll double In lem Mau twelve year.. lloolt. euntalolual lie Charter, Ily-Laws, !toles and it!gulatlona, furnished gratis, on application at the °Me, PRs.6IDso2-41EUILUIL A LIIREIL. .Vlca 11 11IN TEI Jobe O. Back° 111. A D . M. rlioek, AL I, Bea). L. liatmestock, Robert Robb, Junes Rudman, '• iJolin H. tlhoeuberger Janice I,lcA James bhhile Jame. U. LL Maeda, I Alexander true H. rtnlaUCk• ebrlstlan feAger. • • Wee. J. Anderson Thee tJ ee me . as I). Kelly, Calcite Aflame. Illenry J. hynon. John C. I - Molloy,trot.. A. Matt. Ira, Mack. I lotto Marshall, IVo n lNOl.lll.l.ter, I . ' l V ot i r l t e o McFadden, Chart,-. A. Colton. !toll. Orr. - . au. Hou glao, cobra ao. " • • . Jobn .1. Ollcesple, Wllllam 11. Ilaren , Alr Ivr Tinale William Vautirk, Peter H. tiunker. • 'chard Hays. Tttx.coma—CHAlLL il,'2‘ . 4A`rr,. ! ° - 8 A. Cyl.TO.e. --..,......., ..,.....,....T_.,,.....~ 112C-40.13.7_41E3.1 , 001./. OMNIBUS AND LIVERY STABLE, • Xo. 410 Penn :arca. RAIN it PITCAIRN, Proprietors. se- thannuats and earrisees lorm.ned for alt train.. •Isa, Corringe. for Winters“, Wedding. and runes. at short :solace and roesonoble rates. Stable . Open Day' and Night is... 33.r_..akart. HAN NOW A LARGE STOCK OF AA PURE FINE Cori? ECT/UNAIIIEs. CAKES, TOY/land MI other goods In bla Ilne Ft/UTNE DOW DAYS. slut lie sans oriental ar.- frotlns to his superior MIXED CANDY. at ele99Etrilo and 91 Federal Ni., Allegheny. I >DIVATE DISEASES. • s. (late of Philadelphla,) Neill& Third street. !res . s all deseriptiona Cl r tate Placates with unparalleled meccas. Particular attention paid to Opal matorrboena an . Unary Oan, /Ile treat ment the mime being it the m ol t aheeesalal layer rnploved. Ile glean hope. of • @needy man to the *Mkt lad I.: L rt_ Z . l , l it t . it .. rl:t b l 4 _ ti m il , d; r, nrtn , e 1,0 d c tt . 1 a i.„, ~ ~ 0 n e l . n t , o . .. th , r Dr.t.tallon fo rt •nto I T "' r •P'r ''' a v lag o structlont , r ,,,,T, 0 , , r t , 4 0 1 ?to. t , watch la (cur dt,reco D.,, D , r . r altr . . 11 for ybttimate ease., Fivo ()Ilse boursti A.." 11. to 6P. AG,. r. U. to e P. M. 46gr . trs, ..vtli t i mi Mt. Y11t11:42,..1;..f:.j. pnivATE DINEASES. 011 ICY 131 x PENN t3TIIILIT, near li.ue • For the .re e, toot all diseasa of lk NIT ate al. tn. Vein two tour days, by an ante ady to, and Bate trastroent. Also, Ortaltial Wcaturts, ard otne , diseases of the genital organs and tht Ir nrayention„ . Coro otatniited of moOOT rctnn d e.l. oOlee boo to-7 to tO , • 01.1,•••• T'LOLI.I! FLOUR! CORN MEAL! ittoor,lirooog of rt. Louis Floor etitoom orsndaotWintor Wheat Flop r • tiooo do d. do pegere Fl ou r, , good to Choice baud" 7e Mlov Flout' . lry,ite Coto Meal, kiln fried; At the 0117171At.1.V . 2 onit 1711 Wood ctroe &NM. FOR 'SALE, THE HOUSE ANiiii.ol, No. 40 If otrett. Itlrsl. Ward, Alleghny. The Lmile Is aso amanita! toro-ttotry Pm:lw, In neettll royale. The lot to - 31 lett Wont on Coale t ooo tairl 1.0 toot doer, ex tenolag to Yenno3l - cs,:ug. tn,,,tire aL .I• I7 3SITA 3.101.44L1WYD el.. Plttsbunti. PITTSBURGH ROPE WORKS, 311B8111ALL, PE1 .. . 7 1'0N & BOLLMAN, OW, iiantactorere In the %cut of HEAVY CORDAGE, a for tltaam and Coal Belau. itAwAte Lit. ROPE. Tarred Ropes' for Coal Railrcia4S, HEMP OAKUM AND PACKIND, Z:1. 1 .3.10140 torrOx. ete., Re, Witiebotii.e.ll4 and 115 Water Alike:, Near Monottgetkela liousa. IIIVER NEW The weather has agalalurned very cold, Vestcrdtty being elmost as cold a day to W. here had this season, Sod thit Strong hopes entertained Tuesday and „Wednesday of an early and permanent resumption of mix. !ffetlon have vanished. The river receded rapidly during the twenty-four Hoare end ing last evening, at which time the pier marks Indicated but little over air feet. Leonidas started fur New Orleans about neon yesterday, bet when She got to head of "Glass lionse, In consequence of ice making on her - *heel, she Demise al most unmanageable, and returned to the wharf where she Svlll remain until the romther again moderate& . We presume..tttnt ell the tow tronts and there were quite a number of them laid up at different points between here and Wheeling, nave arrived, and it Is possible that the Sherman and Golden Era-may get up, and probably, the Glasgow. The that named boat tuts been laid up at atenben title Mr come The Portsmouth packet Rob!. Moore, has a pair of now smoke stacks mounted, and they add materially to her outward appear ance. The Glendale and Kate Putnam are tip for SA. Lolls; Kate ItobinsOn and Lennitlnn i for :few Orleans, and the Maggie Rays, tot Cincinnati and Louisville. Lays the Louisville Cbt...ier_: Captain deo. Suttee, of this city, Carted: to Plttaburgh yesterday, to pet - Obese an Interest in a out now at that port,to ply the Ohio River and St. Louis trade. Ile sold out his mtereAt iii life Mary Swan to Capt. Swan, and of COWS° will not take Command Or the latter A private letter from au engineer in the tied River trade says:_."The Dan Able was eslaboosed yesterday. She has made two trips in the lied river, and lost ten thousand dollars. I think that In the neat ninety Jaya there will be a great many more boats In her dz., Slu C ap; Cincinnati Catelle, of Wednee day: ain lalrley yeeterday recolved a telegram annoucing the lug Kanawha run ningsmt, and the Kanawha 00110 tted Cot tage No. = makion regular trips from Galli polls to Kanawha. The Little Kallawha has broken loose and male-pad havoc with Vent boats, barge.; and other floating prop nay. The Westmoreland, Cantata Ed. Evans commanding,ln now loading for Now STEAMBOATS IVi` 0 CAIRO,MEM PIIIS NEW ORLEANS The tine pamnicar stem.' Capt A. B. hteGowAA WIII learn for the shove wad all Intermedlst. port. 11118 DAY •t V a. to. For freltht or puss,e apply on board or to' Is I: PLACA A CULLINGSVUOD. Agents. VOIR MEMPHIS AND NEW Olt LEA NA—Tbe rplehdld steamer KATE ItoIS I It P0N.......Capt. H. M. ROW asdx. Will karts for the to aptrall Intermediate porta on the OFENINIi OF NAVIUATION. For FrviAbt Pa . rate •PPIFOn board or to COARLIPa HARNEY. lots _ JAlOta 'A/LUNN. (Agent,. 14 • OR CINCEINATI andiaC u t LoI:INVILLE.—Tte doe pa. Avnger.loamer • attliliS HAI 9....Capt..13. I. LigNOLLlCitgtog. • now receiving freight for the above nottit.. ti.l wt , l leave on the OPZNINO NAVII3A TIO:.. Yor frelyht or prAo4 ; ;E:Fill i o i nt z oorJ or to CHAO. BARNES: ( keno I=l I.I`OR CAIRO AND ST.gaMt WM—The eplendld .teener 1:1.14.N1 , ALE Capt. JOHN II Wilt for tho ;b.n and all Interments, pun, on or about the I.lth or 14th In.?. For truhon or paaaagn applyboard or to JAalLn t on /taunt. 825,000 WORTU OF FOIL SALE AT DZc G - 11..A..rrarIC'S, Cheap Clothing House, Corner of Ohio Street and Diamond, ALLEGHENY CITY, At IVltoleanlc and Detail. =CM I= I=ll Flue Yalu [frau tagistmero tlalt. 113=2 I= I=! =I II:1111 =I I=! All Wool rants and Vests All Wool Freacb Can. rants and Vesta. 11 00 I= 2 3010 5 00 E=ll Ready-Mde Boy's Clothing. CESTOM IVOIK MADE TO ODDER OE Tit E NOTICL. tro ei Weed, Lock Stitch Feu Jug Machine. BEST IN USE. • THIS IS WHAT $6O WILL DO. 440 Mathlne will Item. Yell and Binds 11 , 01 , 1, f net aid Cord; basher and Quilt. Mate a Bearer Clotb Ovarioal; Mati. n Floe, Coat. Mate a Patin Vest. ..Nlate Cloth Cants: Bind Shoe.; Will do titre drsirliitl. of 00 /MLA, Mating. Maeblenewlll doallginds of Faimili Sowing. tOO Machine will run over seas. will.o breaking beadles or chipping aUtchu. 400 Iraehlor stitches ...eon bulb ablie. gillitlaeninels we cheapest ldaehinee tOper rant. In use. and will sew , euperior Inane linealne in the market. hen resnentt and have hl. men,:. Warranted four yearn.' AIKEN KNITTING MACHINE. 11T `lt IZ'lt:d :111. one. V1•lDrf;r eale and ntrunpingu Also a model fur 0011100 ladles and children's drc•ses Ane eau learn from it . . Ai WAN rED. Linda °Misr . t i ewdmiorl ier,,. 111 Sirs. street, VlTT.Dcrw.u. Pi. pITTSBURGII LEAD PIPE AND SHEET LEAD WORKS, Make to ordersad keep. band all slits. lengths and 'Meknes.. of Lead Pipe and Shoot Lead, I=! CM pciptinr.Bor ATERIALN. MUNN AND IRON COI KPL NTEAMGAUGEIL N I'EAM IP(' PN, PLAIN & DALVAN`D IRON PIP/1. BAILEY, FARRELL & .CO„ 167 ißrolttillolci PI TTSBCRGII. PA. FIRST CLASS LOOKLNG GLASS AND PICTURE FRAME MANUFACTORY. J. LYONS, No. 110 Wood St., Pittsburgh, Rears on hand and manufactuns to order. the FIN ISST STYLE Ur (JILT. BUSEW(X/U and WALNUT. CVAL and ISQUAItE PuturitAlT and PICTURE iItA3LEN, Co nein enrolee. Itsuds Ind Buttons. Consols, Tripod and Bracket Tata!es of .esqulslto design and . workmanship. /:ILUTAO AND BEG ILUINU eseelltedth the highest my la of the am -- Se•PRICILS lIUDEISATE. ndinWlttvlS PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM lITTLYO. IX ALL 11$ BILLNC EMS, Carel allysttended to by experienced and prac licit - workmen. A toe assortment Or OAS FISTURES, SINKS, BATH TUBS nliowEli uwi ll i j s orEu. at ., °sint. V IntANT Constantly on band and made to order. TASVInEI sb 1972:1'171,1aXa37. Nu. 39 Federal tit reel; Alltftbe and sig7 TJ SOAP RIAREOS t5O BRLS, STRAINED ROSIN MCMCI ALESANDKR EINU denw_ :In. 173 Plrat street, IO IdEILB. - LitiSEED, OIL received and fur talc by LiEOUGE A. KELLY & CO., note Wholtsg, Diu/slits Wood r.retu MANITFACTITRER3 IMERICrii IRON WORKS. JONES & LAUGMES, F . 3cm .. ress33l7l:tl:3l.XL, ==M AMERICAN AND CLAIR Bar, gigot and Platt Iron Bridge Iron; - Annie and T Iron; - Guard ROM Coal icreen Iron; T Rai e,16 84 20 lbs. to the Yard! Tran3Rall,,punched and coun ter malt Boller, Bridge a - td rank Rivets Cut Nails and Spikes; Ship and Boat Spikes; Railroad Spikes; _ Railroad Fish Bars and Bolts; Railroad Car it 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, WARE/MIME AND OYFICE, 120 Water and 153 Frain 018. BRANCH HOUSE. Nos. 22,24 and 26 River Si,, OHICA1:0. ILL. FORT PITT BOILER, STILL BB TINE WORKS. CARROLL & SArDER, TUBULAR, DOUBLE-YLITED, TUBULAR TIRE-DOI A CYLLNDEIC STEAM BOILERS, OIL STILTS AND OIL TANKS, CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND MD PANS, SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON DENSERS, STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS, ANDIRON BRIDGES, PRISON DOORS AND COAL SHIM& 081 e• carriersuldWorke Second. Third liShorteend Liberty Streets• Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. ...Orders tent to the above addrem will be promptly attended te. 5e14:169 SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS. SINGER, NIMICK & CO mistmertras.gss OP BEST REFINED CAST STEEL RUM, RAT AND OCTAGON, Olt ALL SASE. RILL, MELAT. CnicuLA.o., GANG AND (Roes COT SAW PLATES. • 'ELLIPTIC AND SILIII-ELLIPTIO RAILWAY SPRINGS, Cast Spring Sigel,. Cast and German Plow Steel, PLOW WlNlis .AND MOWER BANS. SPRINGS, AXLES AND STEEL TIRE, EICKLA.BHoVEL, HOE. RAKE, YORK. TOE CALK AND ELA , IILNERY C.L.+T STEEL. CROW-HAM. AA. AA, Ac. Warehouse, SR Water St., Pillsegh, KRYSTONR IRON. WORRS. EIPTCHISON7ILASS & CO., Manufacturers of the different gases of Bound, Square, Flat and Horse-Shoe Bar Iron, Hoop and Band Iron - , Boller-Plate, Tank and Salt-Pan Iron, Sheet Iron, the„lt,e., Well., PITT TOWIISI3IP. on Monongahela Meer. °Mee and Warehouse: No. 146 Water St. 0.1:111 [BIM ET= - VIES'UVIIIS EEC] MON BD NIIL 01116. Elill LEWIS, BAjLET, DALZELL A CO., MANUFACTURERS OF BAR, BOILER, SHEET 113 II MEIMI ..fasria I T I ALIVIEL IFt.COMW NAILS AND NAIL RODS. Warehouse, 73 Water & 90 Frunt et. PITTSIIIIR9III, PA. Sa2l:ks KENSINGTON DION WORKS. LLOYD d; BLACK, warcrAcTrains or Best Common, Relined Charcoal Juniata Bloom Iron. MERCHANT DAR, BOUND t SQUARE MON, HOOP. HAND. T Bad ANOLE IRON. = =1 CYLINDER and (CARD OR FINGER IRON !HALL T RAILS, 11 and 10113. to the yard tyllOOtaliT CRAZILY and nYIKE3 for tame. FLAT RAILS, Punched and Countersank. COAL KILLEN IRON. =I Warehouse, No. R 8 Water sad No. 6 Market ts. Works, Second street, Eighth Ward. ad -01.1.'10 tr Oar W.ks. Pitman, rah. au2J:l4 FORSYTH'S STANDARD SCALES. A 6.2.279 CO, - Copying Presses, Warehouse Trucks, Baggage Barrows, Sugar Mills, Ace: FORSYTH. TAYLOR & SeRl , lB4 3 MARKET STREET. • 1 R *FORT . rirr FOUNDRY. calms 'NAP WHIM SLANC7AO7II3XAS Or • HEAVY ORDIVAINCE, ,IND ALL KINGS OF IIZANT CASTINGS. Special attention bald to ROLLING WILL , sLasT MACHINERY uld RETORTS. As attended best romptly, As heretofore. the umterMls will always Hying at this looridry. a disposed of oar old hansoms, we are prepared. with stew AND lArStOrils ratters., tonstluessil under the superrislon of Mr. AA. COST, to cultists NAIL 21.4cm:it:a Li abort to. tier. no6:11 ROSEDALE STONE WORKS. L. PETERSON, Jr., &CO., Manslietorers .4 Dealers to all sloes of COOkCI g and Healing Stoves, UOLLOW WARE, A .x LATEBT min. 4" iflrtionse, taLi E lbertr Areet, PITTSBIIIIGH, PA. IS'ORICIS.)LyiCtIISTIC Lt. .9111:1611 A. IMAM Y. .IC. TAJCETRZ......4 a. TN. STOVE WORKS. 2"ar A A. BRADLEY & CO. YuEa.:tare 49117 'gritty of Cook, Parlor and Heating Stores, Among which wail.. cafe brated EUREKA. Tituew and TALIRMAN (Coal droveao PO , NANA. VETERAN and 111k*IBIDER (Wood Cook storor,) Also =mantra.* GRATES, GRATE FRONTS, dw MT, and WyebOnoe, corner or twor° d Weeks.. Plitsbragb. Entrance meet. jarcr.” sole. T. IL/1011 .elle. MILLS - le. 1 111.7RUESNE AND WEST POINT -..-- IKON FOROtel, PIITSBUStiIi. r... =mi llracelere all looses of l'ore , oilltlnu .b.. "'" leLolfes, Crooks, Pletoo Rods. vein, Ihtmui I Jaws nail Wrists; oleo, Ils/lrout Att.. LOtaine n Iva lesintnes, and all shape work.litie.dershul ell haring been for ninnyyears uhratad he the 1 business ore prepared to furnish an order. ms trusts.? to Ih , m vim broniptu“s and dispatch. )yuatt JC , 2 . r. ItAltlLl a CO.- Oh; tn.1.11.11E% %nil; DI ;44 UNION IRON MILLS, - ~, PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAI. itAtz.no.s.D. aingrart NINTH WARD, PITTSBURGH. • CONSOLIDATION Or TRI: •'IRON CITY IMBUE'• AND •OYCLOTS.IIION CV.`• Hoc tr Trains arrive con iced.. the Upton Depot. tor'. L. rof tithing.," and Liberty hrs. am rodosei m • Ore ra.t. Lint. ... a , tt.....pe .. A,...61 X jll Mall .. . .. n m ve Sal. p Urail , ll P "'.• 7, 4^tcts 14p °I • P: Xi aills fr, Wall'a - th ..... Wall . . No 4... cot au•x ;to: adock. No. i. riot as %Cal, ND. riot p m rood I. p Altoona Accost, Jo hmt. dr. 2,5". Eirularau train rip • Italle. all others .are eye PS eptec. The Church Trains !fa,' 4 .l l, rtailon ex+ro Hundaz •t to.. rcheliltor Ilitthar t th too-to a tn. de:M . IIIM leaves rittshariritdt 1 .. 5 4)p•M•• art' ait'ire at Run t s tiiation at :hat p.m. Tie :Saltlirutro gaprcso, it, arrive truth Om Hhiladelphla Expres: et Iday. to. or IePTiCS—In ease of loci, the I t ennerivanht N. A cor,y., still hold themacleca responsible, fol. hatronal o. dare oidy. anti for mune/tint not exceeding a:CC. W. H. BECKWITH. eldest. TRH WORKS. :NINTH WARD. HITTSIi•OhI. 166 a4FiligX • 186 GLTZBAL MANCTACTCIICIS 07 IRON AND FORGINGS, Special attention given to the manufacture of Hammered and Rolled LOOOlllO - and Car Axles, MrT.CIoTILLALINT 33.1EILASTM), ItAILDOADCHAIIO, SRL/CEDARS, Inapt:2 IRON SULTS, &C.: Ll?iltS AND DOLTS, 1 READS, GIRD ER !n o ', OCTAGONAL HOLLOW WNW-TOUT IRON POETS; T AND ANKLE IRON, Ao. ==l 95 Water and 126 First Streets; • OFF Cite ATLAS WOREiS, .NYCRTOX STREET, Ninth yard, Pittsburgh. THOMAS N. MILLED, President Three Works ere among the lamest andmost now pl pm- coete a e r st ea to furnish ablishment In the Wm t, mud t i sea Engines of Every Description, Holler., 011 Tank., Sheet Iron Work, Railroad Cost Rolling NM Castings, Engine Castings. Slactilna Castings, Genertl Castinp.. ORDRES .SOLICITED. pIiTTBI3URGEI STEEL WOltit ANDERSON, 'C,OOli. At CO., 031:100L9BOB6 TO JOHSII. BOYD AI 00..) • I Mar.afActurers tic best refined Can atoll. &M.A., Plat and Octagon, of All sites. daw Plat.. floe, Potl. and tlheet Cast Baal, Cala tllnel fot • Reaping and Mdwing Machines. Srmar PLOW WINGS, E1P11E3619, AX. LES CMITIWIII, Cad A: Common Plonigti Spring Staid, • Oellee—lOorner of rivetd Rasstreets. Two b..- • above the Istenon:she/a /louse. 114:272dy I ORRSOM STU, WORKS.. MILLER, BARR 1& PARKIN, ICUIrIIPACTEIMPS, 01 BEST QUJITY CAST STEEL. Warranted E q ual to any th• Mar. kt t. either Imported or of Do. mantle Manufacture. SPECIAL ATTESTON PAID TO 71.NR CAST .42.11 trrera. Office, 38 Wood Street, 131 ST. CHARLES HOTEL BUILDINI3. Primisuneß. /cue LSO. 10130. 1.319:043 OUQUESNE IRON AND STEEL WORKS. B.LIIBI & 1 • Co ., Iron,. Nails, Springs, Axles, PLOUGH. UJUNG AND B. asExt„ &O, =I Dres. 77 tWesite.X. =tree t, PITTSBURGH uaLia B. WOLF, M., &M., DiALZail IX Hardware& C utle.ry. Sr. now receiving lane additions to our stock which ls onered to Dealers at E7..9.13T.E7V1L1V X.FLICOM2II3I. Corner Liberty and St. Clair Pitt seZ:k72 MONT BLANC FOUNDRY. Butler Street, Ninth Ward, 0/VOSITE UNION IKON MILLS, .P1"1".1.13 3317 R. C3r.IEC . Rolling Mill and Bridge Castings. 'HEW BD CAMS GLIIIIALLT. Urdeto promptly and carefully executed. CHM/GIS 1/XASONABLE. • EIIIIEBT & ALUMNI). oas.tzs () w ilM" - iiiiiiiii - gOuTiTLL' ionßow a BAIIMULL, XANUYACTVUSZS OP Steam Boilers, Oil Still,, Agitators, Tanks. Salt Pans, Gasometers, . VW - sought Iron Bridge., Sheet hen Work, ' dre., COIL LIBERTY AN]) SECOND STB., PITTSBURGH, P 4. REPAIRING DONE PROMPTLY. m71.4:611 W. N. 111 . 0iXtriTa C T. OTAILL/I• AMERICAN MACHINE R OBES °WART FS F. GRAHAM a CO ., CiteCtatort to MUCH, UHABAM 6 . Engine Builders and Machinists • MANUTACTVIZUS or Oil Engines, Oil Tools, • A ll4= l .lf.r,f=t; tog, rtilerk Hagen, At. Marlon Avenne near Ft. W. & C. 34 R. nitrAIRINO DUNE FROMM% t. Jett. 5 RN..4011A Was PALLS= WORKS.- . ALLEN. M'KEE ok, Co., Offkm wad Warehea. 301L1b•rt7 Ot loppoelte SemlikiAmid, Manufsetures a great variety of COOK, PAK LOA end LLEATIAiIi 1121./VAM among . ..bleb are the ceMbrated Allegheny and Monitor. (Mel Cooking Storm: .Lo, the Autocrat and Sentinel for COSI or wood, and the unrivalled lit Le of the Empire. for wood: MAN Anhee; OrMee. sen ders, nu... Kettles. Dog trona and Hollow Ware eonerally.mLY • FETROLIA MACHINE WORKS zanamilr, Ms: 22 Ohio Street, !Meshes 2, ABU .11PBOVED BOILING TOO. llarntfutararLS ABU YIXTURBS USED IN ii/NKI/ge UM A SALT WELLS. • • Particular attention Melted folds Patented I - ploratialintli In Jan aroldolnU, made of Juntas, a U. d., and Low Hoot iron, In Iltandard Ores, and numbered. so that_parta can be ordered by look o telegraph, and found • con cot at alktlroee. W t: -t,r4vgrit-.12.-,trarM li c t e . suedods to order. Orders o nml/ penally =- to 1 prepare 4 t o gat Meow, to other manuracturma for Vireo Initwerreinanta on Litton/ Lontut. Bolt U Allettlaclay P. O. Jellhd73 •W H. 1.7.V1LT LIPPINCOTT & lIIIHICELL, No. 118 Water Street, • WIRT/AC=l=g Os PATENT UItUTINL, 'I PATENT TEMPERED, . PATENT AX)THED 101241177.18, BIIILAY, • aua..tarn cuoss-crr je.15:110 BLACK DIAMOND 10.7.321161.1 a IXrClallirg• ITM.lll7fitilo. FARA, BROTHER dr_.C.:6, JilsootzanYors BEM QUALITY illt/LNI.I) 0.113 T • Doan, rat WI Ocsagon, of al clue. War d °gnat to say Mt paned or amoofzetwed ta 7hla 000. try. vase .drwarelio.o. Ato. IR sad ISt /Mt, ar is oo oso taro.. rusonanat to" Ird GEO. F. SCHEIPLECLUI & CO., PRACTICAL UTHOORAPHERS, Th. omAiIITZAK LITHOGRAPHIC ItesTAB LISHIt&N, WRAP OF VIZ Boone" Cirdl, Lotter Haat., Road, Label, mow S/11i Diplom.% Portrait, V t lewl Certlllostes Deposits. imitation. Card, to. Nog. TS ar , 14 Third at.; Pau bare, ..71ekat LS BELLE STEEL WORKS. • i r tIiWZMUFt db 00. iltnazfactaiviotearrAMlLYl4Bl . lll2ol" 1.1;0111 , G h,,,pmr.3 ISTXSL: BYRINtitl, ASLILS Air Cleft. "la 90 WALTXBOTBEET lay stalTs) Tittetrargtt, A44ILBOADS. THE VITTO3!HT(*II. FT WA NMCHII'A AU Et AND CLEVELAND IL 'Traits arrltt and ler.eo at tha Union DepOt." I.IIAVIr. AnnI,VC. lacago Ex ....,.`, IT Chicago E.X.....t:30 a a s Ex.. a t clyst`nirad Ex. a in Eri`• l'gn. Fr `.,`` axe r`hlCaoil Et ••• .10,3 p Zia 1 . 1.1V1,.. A CM V, Lrtli.e Ex `t11.2.5 ata Chicago Ex..- 2 - 1, o IA 01 to. Ea 12hicl,, p 1,05, p (':.l IV:: r. Es .5 ri.• N.Y. p ehlcseu Wt.'"ng E s •• IM Who. EX ',Wpm uI thqrs from All,rucnr. ArTl.c In Alleincncy. N. Hints Ac. .U 0 Lectadale At `..r.V am Leet•lda!e •• 10:40 a M.N. Beta ••a ra •• •• 11:,0 a (11 •• , :ms a rLI I:c`lte..ter •` I r.tp Canis•• 3:10 W•lt N Css't m LeelWele •• k. ert i g ,dt. le Ac'ri 1 , , T r. N. S. lit' p m Lectada./..: •• 4:10 am Leetsdale •, 10:1I0 p m 7:00 •ta t! "int` e fills- 4410:11 a. tn. Chita. burgh 11 Sunday. g`' E.. arr.` , der :I F. H.. .111E07 ,, , Grueral Ticket Al.t. pITTSBCRGH, aiziann li v N TI RA I LROAD —Pandle Rease.-: a-iafter Jalluary nth. la,. Wil. an.l dtpart Iruin'Unton I)tput, 11. (01:4,1“: 1 . 11,11011010 TIMM.TLITi. Y.1..t Line ^:01 A. N. 10: AR 1 IA. M. 31,11 -. 11 5:10?. Y. :117....1 • - n•at 11. 0:50 P. Y. IClp, 1, S. F. M. Y. uncn+llle eceotr.rno'u 0,0 P. E. 4. M. 51,11vrald .... P. ,- .1 Y. e. Mau. ' Fry ru.s.. Leave flitsl.ll . .;:t.5 A. 11. , X., .;,40 I. 11. Artist (WWI . .. 10•:.u.k. Y. •• I Inrn•11. 3.0 f. 01. 0.101...•' 'P: P . l 1 '):: • .'l' A. 1 ; I t -•.' A. ~ Chlo3g, Le 3 :61.. 1:03 A. ILI C . A) A. a. Y. D. MUTIIEIitir27IIO H. ' Tleket Arent, Union D e e . r.: „ .• . l.. t r d t i tt , 'Eb• tka , l nclac.Acaut, rasem.r.b._ PITTSBURGH AND CONNFLILS- A- 'TILLS. H. It. Eralaiwgj . • Spring Arrangement. On and after ~. THUReDAT, slAncu lean. The trains kart. the Depot, corner CI Ross one Water strtels, as follows. beaus At floss linsoursh. Hall'.o and from Unlontown. 7:00 IC 1,0 P. at Vi - pre el, • • .."" 11:f0 P. M. 10:10 A. u, Welt Newton Acco.nod•n 603 P. M. tte.h.a. H. fir.% 31•Koesport ncoota'n.l.l:o2 Cana. H. Fero,' •• P. 2.tS P. se, Ilrattdork'S • .1 :In P. Ir. 0:16 Bunchy Cherub, Trslct in and Irons West Newton...... 1110 IN'sr. SO:CO for Tickets apply to t T. 0. 8 - 1200, Anent.' ouTI-1 W ntouT, amn. A LLEfOUENY VALLEY 1. , /COAL. ICIL&NUE OP TIME. On and oft., 3102.1,A.T. 15th, ISee. trate, aril leas Canal erie at l'It• buratt Depot, co rzcz ra • and street!, as follows • leavet. 411114 f First IClskhrlaltlo Acconto. .rer,O.a. K. 12.10 J. Mall, to and from Mano•ng. 7:21 6:031'. Y. :rat Oooa Works ACCOlti• —.en., kr. II:]] Second klaktlntnltta AcCe4l.l:oo P. Ir. TOI, P. M. Eipress to and front Motto ;0.1.01 P. 10:V 4. Y. herein.' Soda Works Adam ... ^ ;911, 1' sanday Church Train from and to Node, Worn. y•co 10:00 0. 00 0.13 H. BLACKS/W:4r, toot. STEAXSECIPS - - -• •].IAI.T/MORE AND I RAVANA STEAMMFILP COMI'AtiV. ALEX. likoWN .t muNr. Agents. FUlt ItAVANA AND NKWIZMLEABui, LAB 111INP THE U.NITZII STATEb !SAIL. . . - . The Flrst-Ails ntesamblpof this 1100 will tall at follows: . ot••IBA” 1,100 tool, fort er• D.r o b• 004 - Havaa, Command, cat WEDNES DAY. December 1910. I "I,IIIH.LITY.-I.osotons, for New Orleans ala . Key West aud Dale, Clintnatocr. on THUKSDAY, .larmary Prom DROWN'S WHARF, FELL'S WWI,. • Emammessa For...fret/Mt . or puma, having' onsurpaaval & CO:. \tents, . 15 iSra.mt`s N.B.—No Mild of Lading out those of tb• Com p.ny will toe Maned. Permits for the freight. mu.! b. Troche.. mom this oliMe. No freight: received her Mlle iadmg elm:tad.. day of non, R,,TEAM TO 61D FROM LIVER ., POOL AND QUEENSTOWN (InYLANDI TWICE A WEEK. no INNIAN LINE, EVERY SATURDAY, EVERY WED STESEAY CARRYING U. 73. MAILS. Tickets avid to and from LTIILfI, England Eco land, tit:many and France. Apply at theComptur'• JOU2 0. DALY.. Arent. Broadnar, N. Y.. Or. W-11,81NG11A51../13.. • 0a4m13 Adam!' Eafirraa°Mee. Pittsburgh., INSITRAId CE. PF , NNSYLVA.NLi frIiSORANCE CPPITTSBURGH, PA, U/loes 31 rim ,Street, Sank Bloat, 711• Is • Homo Company, and mantes aaalnat loss or /Ire exelnairtly. : LEONARD WALTER, Prerlalent. C. C. BOYLE. The Proalltot. ROBERT PATRICK, Treasurer. BLUR na•ELHittilf. tor...tars, 91.11Zer08/3: Licor..rsd Walter, l Boort e Wßcoo C. C. Boyle, ' Rya. .Rowan Robert itatrlek.; .1. L. Lance; Jacob Painter, • J. C. Pittner. Josiah Ring, John Votalley, Jaa. /I.ltopkina, I A.A..... Henry dproul. VIV ESTEEM' INSURANCE • CO., (a PITTSIIIMULL ALEXANDCA PrezMeld. P. 216KBERT ‘ becretary. CAPT.' tiEILAGE YELL/. bolter.' Agent mime, MlYater'streea. Span , g 41. Co,. Wise Hem.. tip Plitaborgh. • Will insure &genet aii kinds of Ylreandlfarine Maks. A home Lomita don managed by Director. who are well known to the commainity. aad who ere determined by promptnem and liberality. to maintain the character wadeh they have as kamed. ea a trerioa the at protection to those who desire to be Icirared. DIZit:TOMB. •ler. Nlatc Bees J, Thtinu, /1. hillier, Jr, Ct.ar. J. Clarke, -Jame BeArleT, 'Jobe E. itellear; Andrebleranclu•et..ey bi.mr, Jurer P. Hamar. w n, arep¢ Kirkpat David B. rimi Itrymer. rick. W.ll. r. m 211.11 . 111+. Herretarr. ALLEGHENYINSURANCE CO. OF PITTI4BUIV.III.- OMor, No. •i 7 streo . . Bonk 1.11. k. MMl=l JOHN IHWIN, Pr“ldent. JOHN D. If cCOHD, rtesident C. G. DONNELL. Seenetarv. Capt. WH. IMAN, Onneral Agent. DIZZCZOBS Lue Jones.. John D. McCord, • - CLarlca sk wo .ema. B. L. Fahnealca Capt. r. n, m Y o John Irwi, Jr. Oa 1) Bei . Bober. H. ' PEOPLE'S INSURANCE CO. 011rICE, 9, E. COB. WOOL AND 7Lrr;l aTr. H COMPANY TAILL.Vti A YIIL O L N AND ,8,/21(3 . . . DIZARSTOns. - • itt,;Vll l ,l: 4 . • ; enPS. John L. Rhoads ,13.canEl thrirc r. John F.. rarke, kCapt..lna. on. Jr k le . ' John P. Wm.- Van Ma, ! Frank e. "WO.. Jamas 11.•Vermer, i ii/JINIP Lore, PIILLLIre, I're=4•lent. JOHN 'WATT. Vice rreslaa.. avax Saatkakk. Jull:ly Capt. JAS. ot,b1,01:. Leal Ax,. .., -,-, fifr ....s il. .-r,,-, , ...."-:',..:fr4,- ~, .-.-6 , ...-e, nv , k . _i:Zio„ I ':, . iOrig'4 s or,f , TRIO i'.. I .:'....:; 1 ;,.. '.1•,,J , '. 1 : kitfatATlC Aettil: ''l' .NTR 1 C . :•'!AC 11)-A PENNA. SALT MANUFACT US'S CO. Pitisibourgh, PENNA. inttablargia, N'et. Ivo Co.
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