Y AND SUBTIRBAIT..
HEWS ON MIST AHD WIND PA6I2.
COURT REIMS;
. We fee Tags Dar; -
Th.slarer Cottar.—Jrulsre
Wooldridge Telegraph co. as. Equita
yie lasurahoe Co.
TB. William Fisher ra Gllnsple 531'c
73. C. Tborason Sons A . COElsra,Bohnlz
Ce.W. Barker vs. Fyne weld Mlle-
a gs. r 3 001 Piet:let.
• E.B. Ward Vs. O. B. Joust,
edminia
• t r L . S. Ward vs. Kane & Co.
99. Ann Mackey vs. Beni.' Patton.
g. D. Wat_.oll vs. Jos. Fleming.
CONNOW PLILL.Be-Judge Mellon.
Et; meth= vs. Owners steam' tow
boat Brilliant. On trial.
11. Boiss.rom Harman vs. Michael abler.
19. Levi Edmunoson vs. H. Heath.
V Jas. Bowling vs. - Tlins. dal.
32. W. C. soesthen vs. David IC.Danald.
21. Greenwald & Naha vs. J. H. Young
and Jas. B. Corry..
231. Jno. M. Fulton vs. J. Heron Foster,
naltiml Staten D Court.
Before Hon. Wilson McCandle..
"Slt Conitntet at ton o'clock.
Saturday,
Arid finished up.the badness of the 'pucka
term
Tin CASS Or JOSTeII .
•
en. Collier a po his motion in
." 'arrest of j ndirm mend - for a new trial In .
'OO CSIS0•01 Joseph Weaver. oonvicted of
pasting counterfeit "twenty" on the
Pcnarth Notional Bank of Philadelphia; has
e4;upen the following reasons; d oes s of
Judownt. Tbe indictment not
show that the Fourth National of Pulludet.
phis Was Incorporated or organized. under
the not of Cowers' or February 4 5 th, Isol
Sad. The instrument in the indlotinent is
aescrlbed “in enbetance and effect le as fol.
lows,” and no reason is given for not setting
It out in its words 'and fliparee; or tenor.
3rd.. The indictment does 'not profess to
set frth the very words or tenor of the in-
Etennseat,,but. only its substance and at.
• , .....61Lrgene Court, opened in ad
gdrietastttnony of the passing or at
tra=to plum other counterfeit money,
ehargedi: y talti l ligge o fd t :j t e , dite ns r e tti on s.
coeerecirteerlmony. • • •
.• • Ire. •contending for arrest of lament
General Collier depended mainly upon the
second reason assumed, and demonstrated
; from. the boOks end precedentsabetum
usual form of drawing indictments bad ant
been adhered to. Be produced aMdavite to
• ihowthar.the amused way not the We
• ough.of .111mungham „on the Friday night
beere.Cludetmits, in contradiction of the
testimony of Charles Ifaritzen add wife and
' others, rho - identified him as the person
whO passed twenty dollars in National cur
rency notes, on. that night. Ueneral Cot.
Merl:wide an able and moat earnest argu
ment ,upon the -points of law raised, sod
• &Whig entire duty as counsel In the case.
-.DP , Mict Attorney Carnahan replied to
%hearse:dent in a clear and learned man
ner, claiming that the indictment was good,
and that the objection raised was purely
, technical.
• • ...fudge _McCandless overruled the motion
and 1011tellp-Sid Weaver to pay a line of one
hundred dollars and to undergo five yearn
_ Imprlsonment hi the Western Penitentiary.
• •
n Ti t m le a s c s t
tohfa nC o fi g e r no r imxeosr t e h eth p n e fift een
years' thiplllol2MOllt, and a tine not exceed
, lag one thousand dollars.]
WITHOUT
William Stewart, of Allegheny. Indicted
for • corrytagg , on, the business of a retail
dealer I.l=die.. plead guilty, and
• exhibition a mettle taken ont since hie proa.
. ecution. We was sentenced to pay a tine of
tendollats araithe costs.
JITAr DIEICIXAMIED. •
, The busmen et the term having been all
dlspoued of. the jury were discharged and
conducted to the room of Marshal Mel:airy.
- when they „were duly - paid for their two
.weeks , service.
_
District Court. •
Ware HOD. Doses Hampton.
This Court met at num o'clock on Satnr
dap.
Exam
The jury in the case of Saundenson TO.
Kreps et al.—action for damages arising oat
of, the deotnicalon of an oil natal Slgratt'a
Ripple, In the Allegheny river—found a
votiliot in favor of defendant.
132/..03 .A.CXXOWLNDO.D.
PMelamatton havLog been made, deeds of
Sheriff Chiley tot property sold by him
were acknowledged, as follows:
To John McDevitt for interest of William
Bagaley in our lots of ground on the
. ner Market f and Water streets, Pittsburg
Consideration MAOO O .
To Ph. Reamer-A lima. for interest of
• • William Bagaley in two lots of ground on
Wood street, Pltishurgh. Consideration
MOOS. _ •
. To Babied HeCitlakan for interest of A.
Speer in two iota in Manchester. ' Consider
.- 5 ,_1 9 :4 r . i r Nevin fo r interest of Tarantula
" ,011 Company Mt:loi acres of land in East
,Deer townshi also for all the coartutthre
' about adjoining. Considers
orrt. Aughinbaugh - fiii r Interest of
Adana Seeker Ina lot In Pittebugh. Con
sideration 45,000.-
To A. H. Mellen for interest of Hiram
deo , d inp.be,entilvided one-third part
. oflPi acres-P3 perches of land 1n Snowdon
township, consideration IWO.
To MM.- Bell for Interest of James Horn
- er, dee.d in two lots in Manchester, eonsid7
eratkut "•
Toll. M. Dickey for interest of James Cr:L
-..' hare. decki in a lot in Allegheny
• , oration $5030.
. • antrum unman. .
SheriSClnly, made special returns in the
_following cases, which were confirmed cleft
Stephen vs. James Homers - administrators;
Same vaftainet city of Pittsburgh vs.
COMEIIIOII P/6111%. dkr.
Zebra judges Sterrett, Mellon and Stowe.
This curt met on saturslay at ten o'clock,
and transacted the 101/o.llllff buslnestr.
• nor coscuunais. .
The case of Mellon end Bebop U. owner-
of steam towboat. Brilliant. Action fo
damages for - the - sinking: of a. flat lade.
with coal, the_Allegbeny river. Take
ay an Friday; was not concluded.' It wB
be resumed. today.
• Subnconas - were awarded to the following
divorce eases.:
William H. Barry zei B.& Barri!.
• Rosa Baltzell vs. Jacob Baltsell.
Table. Flannery,. Henrietta &nicker.
John H. Hiller vs. Catharine hillier.
George•Weisenberger vs. Arm NClnenDor•
Winnlfred Golden vs. Dennis lloiden ; pe
tition tiled praying for allowiuiee to pay
counsel fees.
AUDITOR APTOINTLD.
In pup/mane. of /Le a p pointed,vid
C. Holtz, Esq.,,yraa Auditor to
exatnine thenocketa of the several Court
onisanta .
• ADRITTRD TO SRI BAR.
On motion-Of J. 11. Large, Wilfred
Breed was duly admitted and qualified as a
member of the bar., . •
I=
. • •
John H. Holley;.6sp4 counsel for defense,
moved fora new trial In the case of Mrs.
Ann Beaumont Va.. 2“ Nunick a Co. Hes-
imam= can.-
- /awes Loripran, Indicted for the murder
of G. N. D. ere, In Lawrenceolile, some
months siga, and convicted of manslaugh
ter, was mutts:iced to thirty days' linPrlson
silent In the county jail. The motion fora
new trial was withdrawn.
V
Niw Orgne Boma—To-night at the New
Opera _House will be Produced in
mngalll
'cent style Verars great opera of "II Trove
toreuby Max Strakoshrs powerful company
which numbers - no less than seventy-o,e
performers. This will Inaugurate a brief
.()pera aelison of six nights during which,
.10. addition t0,. 4 11 Trovatore," wilL p
be pro
dos the operas of "I.* 00'k:sane," “La
cretla Borgia" , and d.r.ber's opera of "Tra
-Reserved seats, and there
are many chalce ones len, mar be secured
Mr any urght , of the week, at (~ C. Mellor &
Co.'s Mnsto Store, en Wood street.
3LILSOIIO 11.1,11..--The Fakir of Vishnit, the
wonderful wizard -who . excels ear that
have ever appeared here, in the perform
ance of marvellous tricks, has been impor
tuned to stay a brief while longer to our
midst, and we are pleased to state that be
hes aNniesced to the wishes of the people,
and will remain several more days. To
-night he gives his grand pesformanCe hi
'fetes of. legerdemMin, which will puzzle
she Timm. , /inelegant gold starch is the
first prize offered at this evening's enter
tainment, and every purchaser of a ticket
will have a chance to draw it. Go early if
YOU would obtain even standing room.
' TIZATZ3 CONEKIIIL—ThIe piece Is nightly
&sunning a Jess objectionable character
end /*advancing In popular favor, simply
because the managers Mows disposition to
conform bath* rood rather than the per
. vetted 'taste. orthe people. With lessex
hibltiensof false calves on pretty females,
the P iece . W.Pb•Periusil even rival its for.
midable animater.
the Opera House. As
the managers show much ow sense map.
proarAing legitimate emusement we trust
•
they will prosper, but if th ey again retro.
grsAe, our duty bathe commuuty will fare e .
us to .peak out again*, the --l uau .
An excellent hill is Whited tonight.
Pembina (r) Accident. .:
• The Erie Dtopateh Is predate in sells.
says : About are o'clock yesterday atter
noon, A. Glider of. of. this city, (an
teem of this establishment), wag nnen An
apnroaoh the lofty eaves of the heed House
and, lying down Cat, extended a cons - Mem.
ble portionof Ms body beyond the extreme
• edge, thes awakening the anitety of the
poOple tor his safety,_whach changed to in
planation when said Glazier began to threat
'
=w. She Nees of innocent paseengers by be
' lo Berate the police could reach the top
. of the roof to arrest. tithe,. he slipped from
.
his foolhardy position and came down head
foremost, a d istanecot fifty feet, to the pave•
.
went, jest .North or the First National
-Bank, and se well might be expected, broke
•
his Deck, and literally flattened his body in
to an ondisdngolahable tll/110-0, fate well
merited by sock reckless presumption.
MM=I
• Yrorn the 'Wheeling Evister we take the
allowing:
' • !Yesterday Morning the water pipe lead.
itie from the =On pipe to the fire plog in
front of J. BlLldattuors!warehonse, on lain
street, bursted and for a time it was (curd
• that latrinOn Of the city wsmln be complete
ly inundated. The plug wee bunted in
• sueratplann, and the water flooded the
streets and the neighboring unarm. The
loundaticmsof the assail fame house Jut
• below Ilatheirs' store was badly damaged.
mad the earth for some distance around the
5 • Afro plug was ploughed np in-a frightful
_ - =t;c===i
PEI. R. I . 4OEIELTZ,
Banker and Broker,
Wood St., near corner of Fittb;
doseriptiozui of Government Bonds
avant, and sold on liberal terms.
London and. COntrnental inchange sold
at mew Tartrates. •
Gold. Silver and Canyons bongbt at Wet
est rates. and Gold Drafts issued an New
Test.
FINANCE AND TRADE,
07710/07 .110. PITTSISI , 2 OII °Azure',
SittrIIIDAT. Feb. 2, UM
The Net York stock quotations to-day,
ea reported by
Robinson, Mc
Clam a
Co., ware ae follow* : Gold, 1.3c1(0
Elghty-one bonds, 107%; Five Twenties, old
107%; Five Twenties, NA 106 LI; Fire Twen
ties, new, 1044; Seven. Thirties, BAK;
Cleveland a Pittsburgh. 03; Pittsburgh,
- Fort Wayne a Chicago, 57 %; Erie, 57%;
Michigan Southern, 7 . 2%; Chicago and North
Western, 36%; Chicago and North Western
preferred, 6C'%; Chicago and Hock Island.
0534; Western Union Telegraph Co., 44%;
New Vork.Contral,
Oar money market Is quiet but stiff, and
parties in good standing experienhe no
difficulty in getting aecommodations, while
those who are not, and it exceedingly dilli
cult,and this is as it should be. Bill Brokers
report the negotiation of prime Commercial
paper, with A 1 endorsement, at good round
rates, but these are more as a matter of ae.
commodation'tban otherwise.
Our local stock stock market is mode
rately fictive, and there is still a very good
demand for Bank shares, at full prices:
During the week seAes have been made at
6434 to 65 for Si. a M.; 6536 for Citizens; 87 for
Aron City; 'ON for Erninuige; 165 bid for
First National;llo for Second National; 10d
for Pecoples; 50 to 5014 for Allegheny. Bll'.
minghion Bridge is reported at 3314; Bir
minghlun Gas, 30%; Allegheny Valley Rail
road Bonds, SS; tionneileville Bonds, 61; Al
legheny Valley Railroad stock la, and Penne
Central, 10%. . _
• As will to seen by reference to advertise
ment thevUntonitelluing & Stotlngoll Cora-
Deny'? announce a cash dividend of twenty
fire per cent out of the earnings of the past
year. This, is certainly a very snug 41v1-
dead, and speaks well for the management
of the concern. The Marine Oil Company
also, announces another handsome dlvb
dead.. •
The belief is gaining ground that there
will be no immediate change or distur
bance of the currency. and no alteration in
the finding of the public debt from the
present anthonty and practice under the
acts of March 3, MA and April 12, ISOl; that
the proposition to denriso the national
banks of [house of compound legal-tender
notes has but little chance of passing
through Constraint% that Mr. BandalPs hill
to supersede the national bank currency, by
doubling the greenback circulation, wIL be
'defeated, Ac., an. •
—lt will be remembered (says , the Phila
delphia „Press) that there has been, during
the last year, co.iderable discussion in
banking circles upon the question of the
rihter the nat
no ional banks so holcom
pogund interest. tes sea lawful mo ney re
serve. The legality of such - a course has
been all along doubted by some of our most
Intelligent dnanciers, and the recent mo
tion of the comptroller has endorsed their
b.a views. noun W e l d th b r oo a
t f h e a w t.
v day ,
or s . Al r n . u l r o i n b g u a r r t
be permitted to went compound interest
notes as a legal tender reserve for macro'.
ties of circulation. Section Slof the na
tional bank act requlresthat banks not lo•
caned Mennen, specified cities shall have
on hand at all thnes.M lawful money of the
United States, an amount equal to at Least
fifteen per annum Of the aggregate amount
of their notes In elreulsUon and of their do.
rstette. It also in the same section, states,
that three-nft balanced fifteen per centum
may consist ot due Vote pascals,
lions approved by the Comptroller of the
Currency. Section 2 of the act. ofJune SO,
DM, for providing ways and means for the
support of Government, by the issue of not
over, two hundred millions of Interest bear
ing treasury notes, declares that, • no Anter
est bearing note issued under this act shall
be a legal tender, In payment or redemp
tion of any note issued by any bank calcula
ted to circulate. At the detect' last state
ment of the public debt, there were one
hundred and forty-three millions of these
compounds outstanding. Our previous
financial. have reported them as selling
very notch in advance of their face value,
on account of the great demand for them
from the banks. It is quite Probable that
they r4 3 1 . 1.1 ., z ,....i t price, owing to a
—The compound interest portion of legal
tenders begins to mature in a few months,
and will be disposed of according to the
tenor of their Lace in about a year and a
half thereafter. To soften the severity of
so rapid a contraction as four millions per
month of legal-tender notes, and the re
demption of one hundred and forty-live
millions of compound interest notes within
a year and a half, it Is proposed to give in
payment to National banks hohling com
pound interest notes an part [of their
legal reserve three per cent notes to an
amount equal to one-half of their re.
oared reserve, which ls now about COO;
000000. These will be practically to the
banks tho same as legal-tenders, for they
can demand legal-tenders for them on ten
days notice. The effects of such' an Issue
would probably be two: Fired the banks
Government
on
draw interest open the
on their reserves; that is the Treasury
would be et the expense of paying the
banks an annual sum to them to
keep the reserve which is required by law;
and secondly, the effect would be expansive
so far as the volume of currency As con
cerned, and would therefore neutralize
contraction.—PAlio. Ledger.
PITrSIIIINGII BEARALTIa.
CTONSiTID APT.b17r1.1.0 . 1/ 9 GAS ZTTII,
$
The produce markets have bees, very
dull and neglected daring the peat week,
the operations in the aggregate, being an•
usually light, while so far as values are
concerned, there has been no remarkable
change, though 'generally speaking, the
tendency is downward. The arrivals of
"produce have been rather larger than usual,
the Panhandle Read alone having upwards
of seventy car load. In to-day, and while
!docks generally, are not very large, the
the enPrdy. nevertheless, is considerably in
excess or the demand. -
13136321—Wheat Is dull. there being no
demand whatever, and there are so sales
on which to base quotations. Oats dull but
unchanged—may be quoted at 47 to 4s, on
track, and 50 to fd, for small lots in store.
Rye is still quoted at 11.170 for prime Penni.
and Ohio. Corn . dull but michariged—
small sales at Vito be. There Is some In
quiry for Barley, and No. 1 Bprbur Celts
readily at 90.
YLOUlL—Continues dull and a little
weak, with a drooping tendency: We
continue to quote a% 114,55 to 12, 50 for
etandard Spring Wheat brand.;
40 $13,60 to
$14,00 for Winter Wheat—sole of thls,•
fancy lit...Loms brand; at $l6. Eye Flour I.
quoted at $7,73 to S3.O D pet bbl, - zual Buck
wheat at $3,60 to 43,75 per cwt.
PROVISIONS—Bacon Isquiet and un
changed-11H toll for Shoulders, and - 16i4 t0
ieLy• zor sugar Cured Hams. Lard is held
firmly &LISA toll for prime kettle rendered,
In tierces. No trazsacticastn Hess Pork
or Bulk Meat.
BUTTEit—There Is a fate demand for
eatlt Butter and we can report small
sales IC, In and
113
jinn
halt bar
rels. Common. Batter is In geed supply
and dull.
COOS—Fresh packed in fair demand, and
but very few In market—sales reported to
day at Zoe
LIAT-1. steady and prime Baled sells
without much difficulty on arrival at SO to
31. The receipts by mil are again Increas
ing. •
SEEDS—Flameed Ism demand at $2,62 to
WA, and but little OtrOiMg. Timothy Seed
quoted at $5 to 53,21, sad Clover at 56 LO
S OWED MELT—Peaches to better de
mand ;sale of 10 bids quarters at 17; and 10
Uhl, halve, at 19. Apples In good aupply;
small sales In atom at 9 to 10, as to quality.
POTATOES—Continue doll, the demand
being varyltght and altogether Of a retail
character. Sundt sales of Peach Blows at
90 eenur. ,
APPLES—In steady laud demand,and we
can report IWO& In store, at OP tO %SAO
per bbl, as to quality:
BEANS—Steady with sales of prime small
white reported at 22,72 per bushel. Supply
,
OlL—Lard Oil reported itcuuly at 87 to
180 for N 0.2, and 41,10 to 41,12 for Yo. L
PITTIBURGII PETROLEUM
Ore= cm vine Pirrsausion 04.strrri, )
Serestner. February 2, If e 7 I
CHIIDE—The market for Crude Petra
learn hai been dull tool neglected through
out the peat week, end today, there M.
next to nothing done, but two sales repor
ted, 110 bbls Smith's Terry at 7/4. and ildo
do (.12 gravity) at 7%. Venango oil Is held
firmly at Do for Idarch and April dellvery,
though there appear to be no buyer' at
anything over I% and not very.many at
that, fie generally all'eaFlllF• ere seem
e 'r'rs' to contracting &heed at prey.=
ree, prefeiring rather to hold off and
wntt., me chancre of the market. Al this
lf. It see= almost certain that navi
gation between here and 011 City will bore
-0110104 immediately,and in that event, we
ma y lor e for large rrivals - within the next
teicti prim
note in the elenta2t , w and
while the market is d eslected
prices are noralltellyeenhf m ne y ) e! W
tint, to quota at IP, 7 - "00 '
Cl= bare. nod 2714t 0 w ree on board
nd „ pm . ; ,.„ for f
or th.3lelivered
31 for Aprill 32 f May. ss apit 30 for Sitwell;
for July . of me for le r tt:'.g d a ,f r d
3000 Dobkin for future del '
which, the broker selling rere.. d " b° , o. „, c e"cl
public. The transseraons durtVW,
week taro been remarkably
ag iug grr"taW been re ,wa y
portedftlr. disbl4.iltaltinut-htunha::.
changed: ruutdard brands may be
at 43 to 44, In Jobbing way e and ectl.tr,
for twentydre and fifty barrel lots.
AREIVa.LS—The toLlowmg arrivals (Oen
were reported today.
Jas Baxter Bly 55
Taal
Total Zeeslpte forth° week
Total RaCeipta hat week
Total iteoalpts since Jan. 1
ELLBILETS BY TELE , BILAYIL
I====
Nair Yong., Feb. 2.—Sioney •elosed car y
at 4E6 per cent on govornments. dvdd
firm at WA. The advance 1/....1ay WSJ
by New 'Pork. - reports concerning the. bn.
peaehment. Stocks tame been buoy= t the
'greater part of the Alay, and cloyed dm
withfair demand. Central, 993.0294%.; Erie.
loYgdilosX; Bawling, 10ine104%; Old 'Smith- -
crn 2 1, q) Kittsburan, 841(ESFX.; Fort
e.
Wayn itaXi.F. o = Inland. 8 7; Mt& West.
ors, frgr'enntrnetWrerrAterLtotat"'
kers. was announced to day. G•svenuttents
pons of 11, 107gfroWo.
rap I
( 04 1 d o li ico i64 1 ,ICPA; (l e o. 05 1W
. lli ll
stods firm; Oorrydoii, Ti re
Quartz, 4.3.5. .imports into lie rorlefor the
week amount to gi,m7.960, Including 113,152,-
SU dry goods; dry goods For the last seven
months, iliA4.l6,wm
The elOsitur prices for sirreks last einnlng
we: Central, 991AQ99%; Erie, Shu6ftsss4t
Reading. /ON. lift=g.r. Southern. 7240
TiNt Ventral:lW; Pittsburgh; NW:3;
Sock Island i5m3 99 . , y,,, Fort Wayne, 57(0
57%, North WesiorurSlGWll3ilo. preferred,
6' 7I Western ITnlon,
Blew 'York Dry Goods !Market.
New Yong, Feb. 2.—ln Dry Goode Inactiv
ity is still the prevailing 'Ware, and wires
favor buyers by way of discounts,
but the
quotations are without change of moment.
The impression is gaining ground that
Congress will pass the tariff bill, and if so.
woolens and Imported goods in general
matt advance. • Beavy Brown Shen:dings
steady. Atlantic A brings 12; 11 21%; Pa ,
elite eztra Ii; E 21%; II 11%. Atlantic V
Starlings 18; do floe sheeting. k brand 17;
N Starlings 12%. Itockbury Standard
Brown In wood demand at W. Bleached
Dwaine firm for fine makes, at 3714 for New
York A 11115,32% for Wainsutta, :hi Tor Bath,
for Dwight A, Di for Lonsdalp, IS V for SO
inches Bartlett, 16% for Falls, 40 for Pep
perlll; n 4 Sheetangs 40; for do 9.4 70; for do
94 33; for Waltham 0.1.50; for 8-1, 83; for Clic
ca 0-I, 85; for do 104 W. Prints steady with
an unlimited demand at 19 for Spragneig
frocks, 18 for fancies, 17 for Allen's, 13 for
Freeman's and Lowell, 17. Victory, 12% for
home and Glencove.22ggli for Glasgow and
Lancaster Girighams, and 23 for al; makes
of Detain., both light and dark.
Pew York Produce Market.
New 'roux, February 2.--Cotton doll and
heavy, autilip lower sales 000 balm; mid
dling uplands .140.• Flour steady and dun.
changed; receipts, W
1,22.5 barrels; sales, GAO
balm. Whisky dull and unchanged. heat
Chicago steadier; and s
of 7,100 bush. No.
2 at VAS. and 7,000 bush. ember
State at private terms. Rye quiet; sales of
100 bush. of Western, at SIX. Barley un
changed: Bales, 17,°.0 0 bas western, Me;
Canada West, free, deliveries', $l.lO. Barley
malt dull; gales of 600 bush.. OA. Corn
more active, and lo better; receipts, 0,000
busk.; sales, SLOW bash.; Meted western,
$1,0246/1,10 , 4, in store, the latter for nearly
yellow, at $1,11;5012,00, afloat. Oats a shade
[lnner; receipts, 1,720- bush.; sales, MAO
bush.; western, ticigege, Including a small lot
of choice, at 5414 c; Grocer'. dully Cuba
sugar, 10)0311c. Leather, hops, petroleum
and coal unchanged. Wool quiet and Um;
sales, lAOeO lbs., at 4.5010.5 c for domestic
fleece. Pork firmer, and me ss , dmua fair;
sales, 5,500 barrels; new 4l7,foaCil,oe,
closing at 1.73,63 for western; old mess. $1 0,30
010,75, closing at 619.75,-e.h; Drime,111.,7.1,2
17,00; prime mess, 5194 , 20; also 1,030 barrels
of new mess, 5M,6007.1,00, (or sellers option
ot February, hlareti, and the next four
mouths. Beef steady, and .unchanged,
.1., 46.5 barrels. Beef hams arm; of VS
at 631(0 L 5,50, Bacon steady; sales of
500 Nixes, Cumberland, 10i4C1 glen. ribbed,
114 c; short clear, 12c. Cut meats 0 rm; sales,
„lal packages; ahoulders, 81409140; rams,
10i4CPI3C. Dressed hogs unsettled; western,
PMI'S-Moiety, 1141134 c. Lards unchanged{
vales, We pound. Butter and cheese un
changed. •
.IELS straw 01 TOP raormos•mi.zrirr
There was muck depression in the whole
sale market during the week, owing to the
light money Market. There has been mush
desire to realize and in some nstances a
decline of $1 dollar a barrel was submitted
to on flour. The depression has been con
fined to persons who are short on the mar
gins. Thountavorable news from Europe
has added to the depression, and the large
amount of ice in the harbor preventing
vessels loading withisrh.t, has moth press.
ed on the market.. A decline in flour in
creased the anxiety of holders of wheat to
realize and there has been a fall of 12 to 15e
per bushel, and at the concession there
seems a mere steadiu.s and lase Inclina
tion to sell. There will be no demand for
export a; present.. The stock of wheat s,
reduced to 250,000 bushels of moderate or
choice qualities. We quote No. 3 Spring at
ki,ooia3,ss; No. 2 Spring, $2,064k1gi; No. I
Spring, $2,2542,2A. 13arley b. been In fair
demand but rather lower; prices at the
close showed more steadiness; stock
en
dueeb to about 2,100,000 bushels; Western,
15(plec; Canada, Sedtee In bonds, and $1,104j
1.15 free. Corn has been unsettled and has
declined 405 c; at the- close of the market,
was Sitwell stock reduced to about 4,050,000
bushels; Wmterti mined. is store,
and delivered, 11,12. - . Pork fairly acme but
variable prices mere than usual in the local
trade, low prices having stimulated con
sum thou. Beef .sold more freely but was
steady; beef hams advanced materially
and were firm. Dressed liege . were less
plenty and *dm/need rapidly. Lard was in
fair request; prices fluctuated slightly.
I=l2
Ciscumsm, February. 2.—The market Is
generally dull for all articles. The opening
of navigation, now regarded as certain.
Seems to have a depressive influents:ion the
market, and them Is but little dorannti for
any attic'. Cotten to dull and prices low
er, sal. of 3 , 10 bales at Me. There la con
siderable pressure to sell. llecelpts for the
week are 2502 bales; and from September
tat, MN/ bales against 211232 bales for the
correspOndtng Binh last season. Flour dull
but. prices unchanged, Wheat dull; No. 1
Spring $2,2:502,37 and Winter g.t . ,S 3. Corn
nominally unchanged; Car, WON., Shelled
elfjfo2. Oats dull 'at Got/ 51 for No. 1' Ilya
Barley less firm; prime to choice
0,6501,70. Whisky in fair demand at 2.5 c..
in bond. Flogs nominal ;at 5T.41167, 75 i the
weather being unfit for slaughtering and
hut few hogs am to. Mess pork bold more
firmly at the close, at kai,O011;21,00, but there
was no demand; WI barrels of' No. 2$ class
brand, sold- at eitymo2o,2±. Nothing has
transpired In bulk meats, bacon or lard, tint
prices are nominally unchanged. Lard
held firmly at 1,401214. Bg i gs at are in
_better
Mgyarld the l
k ie t mtl. 71 ` r t gr,
a115W16. Unicerles fi finger WWII.
c.mre. =etOP.4 Gold 1 3534 and lire , L. -
- change . steady. ho change In the money
market.
=2
ST. Loam, February 2.—TobaarOdulet and
unchanged. Cotton heavy and drooping;
MO for low nildditng. Flour in fair order
demand, bat market inactive and on.
changed. Wheat dull, buyers and seller.
apart, and business very small. Core slow.
and unchanged at Welk, Oats easter at
WesCrlico. Whiskey higher and firmer;
small eel.. at .142 , rmvistons flrm, with
some activity in balk meats and bacon.
bless Fork, CAM; prime Meas. 07,001 Valk,
clear side., /l®11; clear rib do. 11!4o,
shoulder., packed, Sc. Bacon, 10.44:010X0
for shoulders; clear rib shita,ll , 4ol2%c; clear
sides. city, IFkiluountry sugar cured Mods,
121;siii15at coy do. 1301634 e. Lard. country
Comes, 1354 e.. lbags, 11a„.15W.,G0 for heavy;
only three houses packing and they are on
halftime; numb,. hacked to date, MS,OOO.
cisicago Market.
CUICADA, February 2.—rlour firmer and
more active, at 69,304610,73 for Spring Extra,
No. '2. Wheat firm and 13.110 higber, at
111,8101.63 g. Corn quiet and firm, at 170
MO for No. 1. Oats mofo active and 3.0 :
higher at.4l'/so for No. 1. and 33%46400 for
N 0.2, in More. Provisions steady and firm.
]Lux Pork is held at 8/01 sales meagre;
Dry Salted' Shoulders active at 67.3007,60,
loose, and .67,73, packed. Lard. active ut
11%/612e, cash. Greece meats limb llama
firm. Slaughtored hogs 100. Live bogs
firm, and 5010 0 higher, aeg,lo/476,63. Dress.
ed hems closed weak at 67,0007.03, dividing
203. aoreipts-10,010barrele Flour; 13,600
bushels Wheat; 19.000 bushels Corn; 10.300
bushels Oats. and 1,700 Hogs. Shipments—
SAD barrels Flour; 7.000 bushels Wheat; 400
bushels Corn, and GOO buitiels Oats.
New Orleans Market.
Naw Okras's, Feb. I.r-Co' them woak and
lower; sales 2,00 bales low middllng at 3oy;
middling. at 8134e1 Ccoetrna, 40.610 against
30.074; exports for the week, 73„3.3: stock,
251,717. Sugar dr000lug; fair; at 12Vo.
lasses lamer. B.L 730 for fair, and 74d0/0 fOr
prime to choice. Floor quiet and nnuhang.
ed. Corn quiet. at $110a1.13. Oats little
offering, at ado. flay scarce, at 33(//35c. Pork
firm, at 231/,e. flacon In fair demand; 00001-
dere. at 124 c; sldes,l23l iSo. Lord dull,
13014. Whisky and tobacco uncidto god.
fold, 13.74. Sterling, 42. New Fore to.
change IllAcount. t rehabs of colt= to
Llverpool, 94bi Havre, IW.C.
llarket.
Lociavlttc,rebrnary hhde tobacco at
43,(00145. • Superfine :lour alo,oo. Prime
red wheat SIX. Suellen] cora, bulk, Tic; ear
corn Sic. Mess pork, {2l for bull; Shoulders
WA; packed 'bacon, a boulders Ilc; 'packed
bacon, clear antes 13X,e; peeked prime. lard
Itt. Oats CS, bulk. Lilo coree 21(M. Raw
whiskey, r.,2.5.
Baltimore 31arket.
•
BALTIIIOIi, February. 1-4:caw firmi no
large sales Flour quiet small sales of North.
westerns xtra Chlessolat WM, Ohl* family.
BAIA Corn—Rselpta light' and nald hung
Wheat .104filOS. 0at5,65d56. Whiskydull and
Irregular. Batmen= quiet.
Milwaukee Market..
lithwsucas, Februn7 2.—Flour firmer.
Wheat advanced, $2,10 or to. 1; and $1,941 -
for No. 2. Corn, 65n for No. 1. Oats Ilrm, at
43e for No 2. Provisions steady. , bless port
VMS; •
F4llsdelphla Market.
Primanazynti., February 2.Fietur null;
Northwestern extra, µt@t2 Wbeat *teed) ,
and unchanged. Corn doll; new yellow at
moos. Oslo aleadr.ststeltS. Whisky nom
inal.
FITZPATRICK & BROTHER.
UMW PREMED GOLD PEN
MANUEACTURRIR , , 43 MARKET WE.,
near Trlrd street Eluseureb.
ENNEI AND CARES, Wholmal• ma Rotalfr...
YENS IMPAIR all.
rernon• out or
mailty 11 14Vthr Pe" I. nlimir
can acnd them by and promptly returnee.
nol4mlnters •
F. MUSSMANN,
Mats ittreet,b ciween Tsannei
and Ch album Streets,
Gansailth.and Dealer in hardware.
hn",gr:=9:l Xr a pg ter
don ...hllV on door% wain. kottodimot
LA PIERRE HOUSE,
PhUadelphia.
The enhearfbere heels. 'teased - this favorite
Mee. , It boa boon IitErITTE. , • •iferl..l.llllll*
Lt In AN ELatiANTend Is now
leDered .itn the most perfect apfeddWd" , "
,reoeptl. of attest.. The OM poslttosetsoar
e
ers,elsea Betels aln be sealnesinel la the [ewe
tb
allelheb ILIAXIII i nig:FAL .
. 1507
.eO9
PITTSBURGH ROPE WORKS.
MARSHALL, FTLTON & BOLLINAN,
the West of
HEAVY CORDAGE,
Boltablo for Steam and Coal Boats
:
maim= LAID OIL walstopi.
Tarred Rotoes for Coal Railroads,
HEMP. OAKUM AND PACKIND,
CAULlillie: COTTON. to.,
Warehouse,ll4 and EIS Water Street,
Near lioacongsheliZonoo. •
dotl:p4O
HIVES, NSwa
•fflio river was still swelling yesterday
afternoon with silkteen feet in the chan
nel, and the weather was stormy sad some
what colder than on Saturday. Both the
Allegheny and 3Lonnongehela rivers are
now open, and so far as we have been able
to learn, the destruction of Property has
Inert light, the ice passing off very quietly.
Full particulars in regard to the break up
will be found in our telegraph disPatchee.
The Brownsville and Parkersburg pack
ets will, we have no doubt, , commenced
their regular trips again to-day or to-mor
row, and the Leonidas having her cargo on
board, will leave for New Orleans as soon
as the lee runs out.
TheKato Putnam, Capt. Lightner, Is now
in Iron for Bt. Louis, and will be ready to
leave on Wednesday. -Sampson,The steameis Coal Valley, m For
est City, George Thompson, Mettle Rob.
erta, Little Champion, Express, • David
Lynch, Argo, Zebra, and Elk were laid up
• atrarkersburg on Friday last.
1 The Glendale, Capt . , liare, with Capt. Jas.
I Mellon, In the ogle., Is Wing* rap rapidly
for St. Lords. and wall be ready to leave to
morrow or next day. She has superior ac-
commodations for passengers, and being
new, la In excellent condition for bunt.
nese.
We hear it rumored that Capt. J. C. Van
hook, an old and well-known steamboat
inen,but who for two or three years pest hen
been dabbling In oil. is about to remove
to Philadelphia, and go into business. •
The Kate Robinson, Capt. llobt. Robinson,
Is filling up rapidly, and will soon be ready
to take her departure for New Grimm..
(Mot. Andy Beers, an old steamboatman,
bet who until recently, has been *Onoeoted
with the Ronne Rollroad, goes out as clerk
of the Kate.
Among others, the following boats are
now In port: Lent Loot.). Bayard, Grey. Ea
ale, Jolla No. 2, Nate Fetnedu. Sliver Cloud,
Minnie, Armenia, Glendale, Columbla,till-
Ter Lake, Maggie Hays, Kent Porter, Kate
gobtegoe, Leouidas, Robert N. 00.11% and
Amelia Poe.
The Sherman is laid -uii at Steubenville,
Golden Era at Wheeling, and Glasgow •
short distance above Marietta—these beat%
may bo expected In cannon as the ice runs
out. There are also a large number of tow
boats laid up at different points between
hero and Cincinnati.
The Maggie Nays, Capt. D. L. Hendrick
son, will he the drat boat oat for Cincinnati
and Louisville, and passengers and ship
pers ehould be ar this fain In miml. .
The Great Republic Is steadily approach
ing inward completion, and it is probable
she will be ready, to nail early in March.
This mammoth steamer Is. perfect modal
of beauty In every particular, and there is
no doubt about her being • perfect lucre...
The new Northern Line packet Dubuque,
will bo ready to take her place in that trade
when the proper time arrives. and Captain
J.l'. Stoekdale is building a very snug and
substanthd craft for the Upper klissouriand
Mountain trade.
. _ .
The IMOD Moore has Mounted a pair of
new smoke stacks, which add very much to
her outward appearance. Com. Kerr has not
unved here slyer..
We clip the following Items from the Cin
cinnati Com sierrtni, of Saturday:
Captam W. 11. linkbine telegraphed to
Capt. Janice S. Wine yesterday,- Met the
Lady Franklin wee burned at New Orb..
on Thursday night; and is a total loon.
There weee no live. loot. The Lady Frank
lin was built in thin city In Ixl7, and was
owned by Capt- W.' IL k inkbine, her Com
uandein r, a
this city for 11ra of this city.
the fol l She ow.
en-
red ng offices: Ohio Valley, 10,00 o„
Pm la :
Union, el DOl
Eureka, ISSAM American, WM; Hamilton
County. OXON Central, ISM. At the time
of the disimier, the Lady Franklin was ply
ing as • regular packet between New Or.
leana and White river.
Captain James Vandergrlß., late of the
Pittsburgh Custom .biome,suocoula Capt.
Dales in the eMon of th e Westmoreland—
Gaptedn Dales having retired in Order to
recuperate hie health. The Arabian left
' for St. Louis last evening. The Clftim was
deeending the canal last evening, and the
John D. Groesbeck maths up. The genial
thaw during the pant two days has caused a
resumption of navigation. AU the attar:aces
at the levee are In motion again, and we
hope we shall not again have occasion thin
_winter to annonnee a busiwouslon of naviga
tion by ice. The thaw appears to have been
general all along the line of the Ohio, from
Pittsburgh to Cairo, and along the
strip' to at, Louie. 'I he levee was thronged
with dray men minting freights and sieve,
dotes loading and dimbargiag cargoes.
Several stearnern leave today for points
above and below this city. Capt. burg°
H. &hake hes boon appointed permanent
Secretary of the Marine Charitabto Awn.-
lion. Capt.' Alcoke will load Oat the Alice
Dean, and retire from the command Of this
line packet
Capt. Tom Shuman, of the Wanelllta. left
St. Louis for Plttsbergh on Wedriesday.
The St. Louts Democrat, of Thursday, says
Three Meeting* of boat owners have al.
ready been held, those present represent.
Lg the entire steamboat interest of St.
uis.' A Boatmen's Exchange wilt proba
bly be established, where owner and Mae
tars will meet before Merchant.' Exchange
hour*, and decide upon nabs of freight for
the day to all points. The gentlemen at
precut enuiged In the discussion of the
matter seem to consider that a very small
number of agents wilt Da required, and
coincide in the statement that hitherto the.
competition existing among the numerous
agents, has been very detrimental to the
steamboat intercets. from the action late
ly manifested At Vinoinnati, It seems that
the boat Owners there labor under a bind
les col:Minden. We suppose an exchange
or association can be created that will
prove a sticcees. Of course a fund will have
to be raised, lobns of the maims to Impart
strength and permanency to such an Organ.
tuition. A boatman from Gee Luminary,
now aground at lint Island,reports matter.
in that locality on Monday, as in a very
dolef3l decathlon. The river la gorged for
a dlatancs of about Mx mUes. The Lumi
nary is fast In the gorge &Denton° mile red
a halt above the lower end, and la it a very
precarloas condition, as water Is making
In her hold and all the pampa are kept burs
Uy engaged. It is feared that If the gorge
breaks up suddenly, she will prove a lass.
The greater portion Of her Cargo le Anion
board, including about four hundred bead
of hogs and some cattle: The stern-wheel
Enterprise was, by the late rise, lifted off
the tar, and now lies close into the Minot*
shore. The Anna White is also laying near
the shore with ner stern bard aground..lt
Is feared that they will Dniesh 011 an Of a
sudden break-up.
IMPORTS EY lILLILEOAD
11T11 , 111711.11. Coccus. a Curtuntsan
IL. it.--Pcbruary 3.—IG bal. cotton, E Mydo
>:00.7 Wads meat, .1 Lippincott; 39 bales cot.
too, Holmes ,- Bell & co; in able all, Shrlver a
Spencen3 do do, $ Cooper. 100 bi ke dour, U
Wallace; 150 do do, Sturgeon & ilro; 1 ear
bulk meat. J P Hanna 4 co; 50 tea lard Jas
'Handl &Son; 4 bbls oil Jr Scott; 5 do do,
F. U Slyer, & co; 32 caddies tobacco, E Ilea.
xleton; .50 bra soap, Graham 4 Thomas; 70
do soap and candles,: Porterfield; 200 sacks
cornmeal, J Glenn; I bbls molasses, I) Car
son; 4 pits* tobacco, Knox a Orr; 9 do do E
Worrnser;hibblsflreelay,llll Collins; b ale
bldes,4l liofflitott; 9 Lftses tobacco, 91 L
Joann% do do, S Cooper & col 3 do do, U
Lod wig; 4 bids whisky,lt • A Canon; 10 bxs
candles. J S Dilworth & co; 140 bides, A liol.
stele; 1 car staves, T o Markle; lido do, Wm
Hastings; 0 ears Irn ors, - kin:tanbark. •
Blain 1 oar wheat, .1
S
Liggett. • co; 19 pkgs
tobacco. II Dalmyer; 54 do glo,' Smith, Joba.
son & co;10 bbls oil. W Hastings; 5 toe hams,
2 do beer, J A Ilenshow;l3 pkgs tobacco, dr.
bookies & cols bales ootton, A Childs; 10
Ins candles. S bbls oil, Diunball & liegraw;
b. b.on,LJ II Parker; 70 eke barley, Hes.
nor. Harper A !Moth 10 bbli apples. Stool &
Ilrol 30 do do, J pin ; 12 do do,
11
Hata
son; 17 do e do, Bturgeon & co; 5 bx• hops, .1
Orl ' arrilelre 4 ,4 o 4 rbw ac :trtirk
.0; 101 bbls apples,Pottor, Allen • Shepard
15pkgs produce, E Abbott; 9 aka barley, J
Crawford; 44 do do. Al' Hamilton; SO do do
Galway & Collins; el hides. 21_pkgs tallow,
ti MMUrThy:ll3bbig whisky, Evert co;
4 k gap!. fee t. t, Watt & Whim ; 10 bdls hides,
(I X Hotrstot
. •
Cranialava Sap Prresatracm
February 2-8 can Don oro, Bhoenberger
Blair; 11 bbls rye dour, Pettit & Newlin; 3
bbls apnles. Volgt a em 1 car lumber, ALI-
Huger & Bidwell; 75 bra Mmma, tibomaker &
Lang; 47 bbls apples , Grata Bolter; 10 bxs
abeam, J 8 Newinyer & co; 40 bills broom
bandies, Newcomer, Goo & to; 1 car barley,
Carson, Darlington a co; 30 bids apples 2
do butter, Ido lard, Wilson a Underwo od;
care Day. J & W /airier; 54 mike oats,
Bricker a c0:47 We apples, J licAlplnt 44
bid do, owner; 32 bbls oil, Jes Baxter; 137 do
do, Jas Gallagher; 109 sks oats. W P Beck a
co; 4 half bids butter. Bead a Hanga r; bolos cotton, Uolmes, Bell & cot 15 barrel
whaky, F Ecert ; le buds meat, Jae Lippin
cott; 1 0 0 bbls dour, W 11 Kirkpatrick 1. cot
11‘ ski dry tint; Kirkpatrick a Berra:l'l4l
do do, FolgtLa co.
11
riTTSBUS.. rust Wane a CIIMAGO R. IL
February 2.-S cars wheat,' Coy, Noble & co;
4 dressed bomb It Myers & co;),:o barrels
dour. Gaya Welabil car .oats, /I Beal(' 1
do barley, W 11GarTalt; pkgsseed,Ll
die; 94 bides, Wm nacres A bon; 31 bbls up.
plea, Blair & Woods; 1 car metal, Bryan a
canghey;9oo bids flour, J 11 Doe;9011 barrels
flour, Shomaker a Lang; 1 car whey., J 8
Liggett a 4241 car bulk meat, F Sellers a
°NM Obis whisky, J g Finch; 1 car oate, W
J Meek; 90 bbls apples, W. J. Steel & Broil
cars metal,Nimick a to; 10 bbls lio
- •
A.l2.sawilrr irtsyrow. February 2-10 pkga
.Deorl barley,. J Moon & cojil car hay, b B
grolth; Ido do, KennodY & Loth rom 91 sas
oats, Stewart & 00;2 cars bay, 8 0 rdeldas
ten; 9 dodo, Dwane &Kennedy; 14 bbis up.
pies, J lierbortt6 bbls cider, 0 Myers; 10
bbl apples;A F Bmttb; 5 bbls rye dour, J J
Jenkins:4 do. bramos,J C Richey; 13 dressed.
bogs, ./ dos br oo o.lsll. 44 Car.
eon; 33 sks corn W W Cain.
AI.I.IOIIINT corn,
Itsmaosix—Feb.
99 sks dry apples, 8 Ewan, 00; 98 sks rye,
T Simpson; lot hides, 15 sheep
W pelts, 3 bole
tallow, J CsilorY; 30 sks oats, ' ,lnham(
5o do do. J Carmhers;lo3'do J 8 F inch;
33 do oats, J B Copelaad; 1 bbl sow, Smith,
Johnston a Colvin.
• Pirriliromitr AID CommizsidiA2 It. IL,
Febrcarj 2.-1 ear hay. N B flay; 1 bbl tal
low; W °open' bias beans,Arduckles& co;
73 bills paper, Markle &co.
VORIJ 'CMP
pla MID ST. aga i i .
I,olS.—TheUentild Mama
OLleletHiLt Obit: Jona IL HARZ,
Win leave for the above sad ell Intermediate
ports, on TO PAULY. tith Li 4 P. Y.
ler frdsh" . w jair aititrAiga i t
tet.
punE CALIFOBNLL WLNES
GURNER & CO:,
No. 80 Cedar St., Now York,
•
Offer for .ale tfi ese Tellable WM.• which are
gaining public favor with astonishing rapidllY.
nod Whose nape/cc-dented anduntivalled
laxity Is not without merit. They have only to
De fatty !grad to give them the preference orar
all others., An a inariller of blood they excel all
other Wiammidtlaentunerouseertilical eswhich
have voluntarily been mudered from the most
Milh.Mphysiclans, as tell a/ gentlemen I.
immY lost in ife. ae al
coneilve that
these Ines •re usefal In al cases for which they
are recommended
The following brands are now offered by ns.
They nomprimall the varieties now grown In th e
Mate...able for ale:
'WHITT, or HOCK WIIIE flavored. t straw
Colored, very delicate and lin
CLARIT—A. superior Trine for table use.
ANCIELICA—A Mat and naturally sweet wine.
Mach admired by ladies, whey.abe In Mesta
.ettamber, as (emotes and Jellies. lt
• ....men wine, and well adapted fur Com
munion purposes.
MUIICATEL— fight colored. bigitilyaritmatic
wine. Very sinallar to the celebrated Pokey.
COBT—Deep red color, fine flavor L is bonme.
respect. &huller to the old wines of
fit , APE itiCANDY—The pure distillation of
our win..
WINE BITTF.III.—A very agreeable Mineral
• anr l e relnedy for the diarrhe.
This la one of the most valuable corobin along
of a user. and an agru.ble beverage that ha.
ver been offered to the public. 1111.1 ions or bet
t
e ies were sold throe ghnut the North during the
lint rout Jeers, and wherever Introduced It has
proved a welcome addition to the ',trend table,
the (wally etre. and the bachelor's sideboard.
Ladles who hare lost strength and appetite,
andsuffer ➢ from pante. vomiting • nod vertlg o l
gentlemen who • don't feel sereell" lust be
fore breakfast or dinner. whom ato w ms.hs anima
of order. and Whose systems am generally de.
ranged: mothers weaning children and suffering
Isom general debility; chlldren of slaty nature
and 60., dyspeptic constitutions; travelers who
have .salon to change their waxer: sad all who
live la maltartous district. and are aublect tt mi
asmatic influences. will find It one of the meat
Valuable invigorators that can he taken.
It was used very extensively In Mel. with such
general utlsfaelloni bat in tot/entail to the pub
lic now we d. em It unnecessary gorpubllsh any of
the many certificate. that we htli received, to
tifiloa the strostiten a lons tarot.
Alt that we can say la to gum . e that we will
pledge ourselves to tarnish art that
rung AND
VIUDULTKIIVIILD.
It hat been given to little children 'offering
from west PM end weak ion. with moat happy.
In
One little dr In particular. with pal.
In her head, loss of ppetite and daily wasting
contemptiod on whom ail 111.1.1 skill has been
tlShllllilttd • has been entirely rvatored. Me he
tan with but a teaspoonful a day. tier appetite
sad strength rapidly increased and she is new
Liss* cl•Lf t Voigpi 3O „ rc
.
Hoek It oe nun* .
'Wine bitten tgi 12 W .
900
claret
Port.. . . .......... •••—..•1
2. ,
^...5 U 2
Angell..." ........ ••• 1.. A . .
Musentel
2001
Brandy 21;1 ,
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0e.23:1241
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GOVEENMEN'E SALE.
The Property keownu the °Govern
.7-lnititt Tannery &Steam haw 11111 r
with Seventy-Ore Acres of Lend,
near San Antonio, Texas.
SEALED PILUPtlShili, to duplicate, be
rewstredllpLO the EMIT DAT ur M• RUH. Ira.
for the purchase ot yd acre. or Laud, (store or
WWI together With the Building...scud there
on, and y the appartmtances apoertaining.l that
Le to m
T ,
OEM ANNERY,contalnleg 12 Stone 2.1 1 ue
Was. Pllty-tvro whlen Vats. Seven Stone
Tooi•; andupable of Marling Ott. hides Per
annum• I
ONE STEAM HAW MILL, carable of aiming
AOMleet oriel:Aber daily.
ONE STONE LOOLDINO.
The above property le situated ahout two tulles
shore han'Antoulo, on the ban Antonio Elver.
and the warm Iseonducted to the estabilanusent
b7 l a
he land rse. orb... ston ren. e laid In cement.
wm Du .. 4 d
made by the latwao-ealled Confederate (love.-
..at, and are estimated to have cost elthoso In
geld.
The property has been umber lease for the yeti
rise. t • monthsy rent of COO, payable ln ad.
rne A smarm' Lille In rc••lmple wlll be even
by the United States Government. •
Proposals will be marked “Proposals for Gov.'
gramma Tannery and Saw M 111." mad addressed
to • J. LI• KILIDUO.
get Mal Oen. Asset Com. Bureau It.
F.
A. i. e
I.lMnts lialvestan Term.
BRIM! HOUSE,
•
ELEVENTH AND MARE STS.,
imzscx:napaairraz.zime:.
MU new sad elegant Ronnie now open fojrthe
Mention of guests, with ell the appoint me oU of
a /MT-CLASS HOTEL.
CURLIS DAVIS,
. PROPRIETOR.
THE LIGHTNING -LAREP.
u. c. caANTOID......AIIO. Too=
JONES; CRAWFORD & VOGEL, Agla.
MMOST POWERFUL AND
ILT BRILLIANT WM. !AL OAR
LIGHTENER TILUIJURID•
AdoptOlt 11 by.. X. Government.
Non exposive. Cheer and Rosati dd. Mem
erlulankiltet lbree.fo d kronor thin any other
lamp. This patent Is adapiOd to all lame ParTms
es. sodas the wick Is merely n conductor. never
requires soy trimming. Burnett on this prinni,
VilU n nrillttPrlngt OG LE. •""
A? ' D
Otte , anDoslia Post Mice. above Plitoek's
Newe Depot. second door. 0021
P l 7l ll , B
uMarttEo l
anfacturen of
PRINTING AND WRAPPING PAPERS,
ErtrusEN smut. 01110.
ISILIUATUN ILILL, NICW B11.101111)N. PA.
OFFICE AND WAUEIIOVISE,
No. 82 Third Street; Pittsburgh, Pa.
0,7 1 C hlatc.
SAMUEL set.",
CrlinCroll*—Atigust jisztle. John Arisen 8.
11.11srtroui, 10in 11. I.lringrcon. Jobsill. Jer
kins. C. 11. Merrick.
Pidd for raper Block.
naZical
MONUELENTS, GRAVE STONES
Vaults, Fountains,
Statuary, Vases,
♦HL
DESIGNS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
T. BROOME,
E3=l
stizTErr t° 73 n OAR
AZD AN ONP
der-
LEITRIM BELTING AND lIOSE,
leartufboterect at No. BB warruirum sr.. bi
HAB.TLEY,.. PHELPS & CO.
ALo, Jyroats lot New Tort Robber 00.
43 - um Belting.
itrtill.r..,l'lll I TV R. LOATBZ
k• I ell IRVLTB .d BURS. B/LLT LlOORti,eto.
pry A'R_COBL
Iv t i I i Ft x,,D a7 : 3 4 2.S ONTHACT for
75 TO 100,000 BUSHELS CIIIIICOAL,
4 , Vl l ;ttL•l s d ,l : 7l ;
MOORHEAD & CO..
99 Water Street.
de2714.71d1rl
NEW PAPER HANGEJGS.
B TOR l'AßWES—lreock Designs, wltb Bold
rdrs. . .
lOU Lll.lll.A.BlSs—Poropel. Pattern. on
Orange ground
HAl.B—Norr Urea ratterns oa god Clay
grottud .
IP Olt CTIANDEini—Laos and Moulin Pattern
over dark grounds.
Tor ante Yr W. P. ISAILSHA st LL,
Mu
- • Wood reet.
WETTAtIII & DIEASON, _
bUCICISSMS TO CIiZSMIAN--a CLAIM
Manufacturers of
OAK LEATHER BELTING, •
do. 11 Ohio street, Allegheny City.
Also full assortment of Pettiness H. H. Ari
l/UMW& No. SOO Liberty tit.. Pittsburgh,
Ps.. ONO. 0. MAUI, Stmt. of Wert.
dell
WAIT FOB TILE BENT.—We
V • r•lllpubllah a work by Hon. ALEXA•IIE3
H. STILPHILNS,prAIeorsIa, entlVe4 HI&
Told. UPTHL WAR SKr EE NT4E STATES
TN—ACING ITS toIIIGING. CAUSES AND
RESULTS." Mr. Stephens* comet see:Went
of
that thls odd be as brasobard litabsw
of tha late war. and all who deslre the moat
'sitar's sutd ...plate workshould await It. Is.
we. HATIUNAL ruinamtitmi Cu"
WI Minor street. Phlladelphla. Pa.
lar:YrdwT
- GEo. F.BCHUCHNLLN &
PRACTICAL -
LITHOORAPHERt,
• --
The 01iLT 87Z/111 LITHOOIiA.PUIC titTAB-
LatitIKINT • WY= Ur Tkii MOUNTAI2.B..
Business Cards, Letter Read., Ilmtap
Ctroolani, now Cards. Diplomas, ortrait&
View& Oartilleates of Deposit& limitation
Card& *a. No& Taint!! 711 Third at.. Pitts.
bomb.
LINOS I PIANOS .11—An entire
saw. nook otli MAIM CO.'S VIANO, watch
=II he
maw. & A li=
upward, Persona la Tract ola first els. Plano
are rrspertfully Invited In call sad csacalac
Wron cicawbers
• 113/3•3I.LOTTE BUMS,
dull3o. 43 fifth alrect.
HOLMAN BELL & co.,
Anchor Cotton Mills, Pittsburgh,
Manahatannot
(A) mw 111011.
CB) SILCETITaiIt.
AIIcIIOR (C) ISIMETUNOS.
And BATTINo. mv11.20
°CASKS MADDER, Dutch,recy
4. 0 4 •4111 to rit y ag g bi 11,11.0.
OIL WORKS& CONPANIES
CPIX.O3:
SOHO OIL WORKS.
BUFFO & CO
.11 AN TACTURE3 rat
CELEBRATED SPERM LUBRICCOR
Petroleum Lubricating Olit
Sperm, Lard and Wha.e Oily
LEAD-116A TASNUF OIL t. 111111 GUISE.
ALSO,
STANDARD WRITE BURNING OIL,
No. 33 Market Street,
PITTSBURGH,-PA.
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR
WARING & KING,
(OMISSION mom AAD BROMININ
Petroleum and Its Products,
4 DIIQUESME 'FAY, •
PITTSAIIIIGH. PA.
nillall‘LPHlA ADDE!ZS
WARING. KING & CO..
M 117. 4 IST WAlmant PIMA.
lIENDRICK'S LUBRICATOR.
.
• Itanutacturod by
WHITE, BOOS. & CO" N. York.
B. J. ROBERTS, Agent,
N 0.% et. cuoii•juroot, Plttsbturgb, Pa.
Keep constantly on hand
WIVIAIN'ai.. , Err:2=ra" .
Light Co •d Engine 011, Dark Cisc.ttll. 80. 1.
an y
Light
ln col , d ticrew-Ont- pan Car. 011.: 0 3,,% =
l,
WOOLDRIDGE OIL =MEW
C 7 CIDgEPAIL.WW".
OF PITTSBURCH. PENNA.
Cr1arEir,0471414%.4T,..r.
WOUKS IN TEMpIICALNCEVILLE.
°Mee, No. 2 Duquesne Way,
Wear burn:Won Blidire.,
XAM - 177•0117118113 Or PUNIC WHXTZ
BU RNIN G
Brand—"Lnoifor."
iTiLMS
EUREKA OIL WORKS,
EURES4 CARBOX OIL,
The Celebrated
EUGEKA .SPERM LUBRICATING OILS
And Wholtalie Dation In
Crude, 'kilned and Lubricating Oils,
LARD. tiI•RILIIL WHAM/. AND /MI OILS.
No. 31 Market, St., Pittsburgh
Cr. O. ZYCJIMIX,MO,
Call aid examine samples and read sertiseates
.015:011
BUY THE BEST.
PETROLIA BLUE LEAD,
r=
Kanattetured only sad Sro sale by
T. 11..1 EVIJ, CO..
PIONEER PAINT WORKS
N.W. Cor. Sd and Market Sts.,
==l
131 - lEWER, BURKE & CO..
COMMISSION MERCIIINTS,
ACIENTd FOR TUE
Pacific, Globe do Liberty Oil Works
Ample Storage tor Crude and Hen at d OIL Lb
eral cash *drones. male ou rorshrnments
Crude or Rennet! Petroleum. Yards for worage
arid shipment of Crude Oil at Lawroncevllle.
Wien .4 Warehouse. corner of Duquesne Way
and Ilancoct street. Pittsburgh. tnylinari
Wil. 11/BIMNAN
EAGLE OIL 8,
wona A.111:11.150/.
Mai1iW1 . 022.100413.10.0
WICHTMAN & ANDERSON.
Refiners and Dealers In
PETROLEUM.
OPTICS.' !SECOND !MAY, CORNEA HAN
COCA T. AND DUQUESNA WAY. 1a114.11
0 czi:isi:LEtelA
A LLEGRENY INSURANCE CO.
U. No. V 111th
Arco, Sank Elea..
1...0r0s assLasi ell Mai of Tire =4 /Wine
JOHN IRWIN, J. President.
JOHN D. SicCOLtD, Vice President.
O. 0. I.loNNlLL,Recreterv.
(Apt. WM. 1/1.4, General •gen
ICTOnli
John Irnle. Jr., DM -
(Ant. Wm.DtC.
John O. AWL... B. L. rthle.tet-k
:
..i
C..linsaon
lima cud.. W. H. ETC.IIOII
1.
Robert D. Danis.
T. J inostloson. nranclz Welters.
Chartea Ways. Geo. U. lictiren..
pENNSItLYANLA INSURANCE
Coltri-NY.
OF PIMBUROH, PA.
irmahat rum street, llauak aloe*.
This. I. • Hams Company. and *swans maim%
tom ay Jive exclusively.
LEONAIIL iaLTY.S. President.
C. O. - lioyL. Vice Pm:lieut.
IsuBLIIT PA HICK, Treasure,
HUMS 111LLEIGNY, Poczetary.
U.
Liu,J. 0. P..
J. U. 110.12411 . ,
John Vociplay,
Anaon.
Leonard mot. .
C. C. Boy
Hobert Pstr en, I
Jse.ob Palate:4
Josiah Xing,
Jas. H. Hopkins,
Henry Sproul.
WESTERN INSURANCE CO,
0/ PiTT3IIOBOI3.
ALKIANDILP. Prealdent.
WY. P. kinitfiltliT, nommen . .
CAPT. GIORIJC ITYKLI). beneral,,Agent.
Moe, Mt Water street. ninny
Home no Stan. Pittsburgh. Co.'s Were
Will Insure against W Monitor Fire and Karin*
Kiska. A home Institution reartaged by Directors
who are well known to the community and who
am determined by promptness and liberality,
to melutans the aarscter which they have as
slimed. ea offering the best protection to those
who deatre bi Ware&
IWTOMA.
Alex. 101 0 151. Ptle Rem J._Tbam..,
B. Miller. Jr. G'haa. J. Cimke,
James Aleaniel, Jean B. McCune,
Alexander klpeer. James P. Elamite.
And... Ackley. Joseph Kirkpatrick,
David Y. Long • Phillip Heyman,
William S. Ivens.
dell Win. P. HIHKIKT. Secretary.
CHANCE CO.
MOD AND SIMI eITS
pEortms vtst
0//101.. N. 2. 008. WI
COMPAST,
D MA.UINII
VI
T . AXl.llii rittiN
AlltAcTOSta. _
L
Wm. rumps. Ons. John L.
John Watts, Bunnell". newly.,
John L Parke, Mt. Annelle.
M
Cape Jas. M., ohn Pilil a rLpa i Lstek.
v. Kirk.
0. Hanson Love,
Janet D. Yern...wm. PH prank..
Jolts WATT. VI. erashlan•.
W. T. 6""Vj
J.11:1? Capt. JAIL off, Gen . ' Alt
00
qftwahtio:iiia
GROVER b. BIKER'S
ELASTIC STITCH AND LOCK STITCH
Sewing Machines
Are VIZ 111:bT for Irsustly Wd Msuutsciariol
purpose. Call mew. them et •
18 .Fifth Street.
DON I BE DECEIVED BY
nooriskil•
rlor
Kr.
buff colutoxf ideretleuinents of inft
chine% but get • OntiVlsn it BA.
It nu bean fully totted for el:-
it yew", and to by ail comp..
tent Judge% plst
bounced tine •
ZEST IN
USE.
No. MO Wirt astrofolt.
auSnalla
82 5. BARTLETT $25.
SEWING MACHINE,
Best cheap Licensed 114elalne In file MOW d
42245. Agents...eat every2hera..l7l4o . lo
WWI
UreIiOIVIT: teal A4:42:
$l4 Chestnut T oled o.
1411•4414214. 224 221
klamm2 eaves. Tole 4. Ohio. 44322
GET NONE SOT A
GROVER & BAIEER
fora Bandar el ft. It Is nllWla. Patlltt sad
halal:4Y aka bast. Don% fall to tall and see Rat
M=M?
S HOE, HARNESS t "
A:„k the.
GUTH CBAIER O. 1 SMIC Itclllsl.
Refer* buying etteethere. It Is the beet for their
use. Tor we at
tsoieosi NO. IS TITTLE STILE T
TILE GROVES & BARER
SEWINC MACHINE
Is the Ultima Tb "
eof gechanhau Plums wal
NO IN lIIFTH srazET.
•
3arh. 331AATE 2
11611 AR NOW A LARGE STOCK OF
AA. PURE TINE DON/ lUTIONAHIZA,
CA)111.1
40
TS and all other good. le' hie Ilse
FOR T/1 HOLIDAYS, and he calla apeolal at
tention bla auDerior MIXED CANDT. at
NO an NI Federal et., Allegheny.
dal7:
NANUFACTITEMS.
BERICIN lIION WORKS.
JONES it LITHOS,
i 1 V V 51 : } i
II 1! i , i I i I t 1
Bar, Hoop, Sheet and Plate Iron
Bridge Iron;
-Angle and T iron; •
Guard Iron;
Coal Screen Iron;
T 8a1L,16 & 20 lbs. to the yard;
Tram Balls ,panched and corns
ter sunk
Boller, Bridge a -- id Tank Rivets
Cut Nails and Spikes;
Ship and Boat Spikes;
Railroad Spikes;
Railroad Wish Bars and Bolts;
Railroad Car% ueels and Axles;
Street Car Wheels and Axles
Coal-Pit Car Wheels and Axles;
Patent Cold Rolled Shard=
Patent Cold Rolled Piston Rods;
Mower and Reaper Bars,
WABZIIOI7IIE AND 0/lllet,
CEII2I
120 Water and 10 Front Ste,
MANCH ROOM
• Nos. 22,24 and 26 Elver
Je1:411 - 01110.1.1.10, ILL.
UNION IRON ELLS,
. NINTH WARD, PITTSBURGH.
• CONSOLIDATION OT THE "IRON CITY
7011,OZ" AID) , CYCLOYS 11102 , 1 CO."
IRON AND FORAINGS,
!Mid attention peen to the matotescture of
Ilammered and Rolled Locomo-
are and Car Axles,
33.1.1.40.124LA5 1 T 331.L5M73 2 .
RAILROAD OKA IBS. OPLACZ HAIL BUMS
IRDNIR/LTIL SC.:
LINKS AND SDI:MI Biwa, GIRDLE /Roli
OCTAGONAL HOLLOW WROUGHT IRON
POSTS; T AND ANKLE IRON. AC.
WAILEHOVBE,
95 Water and 128 First Streets
OPTIC Rs
►TTHE WORKS, NW= WARD, PITITIB'GH
0et5427
ATLAS WOUKS,
CORTOJr STREE
Ninth Ward, Pittsburgh,
THOMAS N. MILLED, President
These Works are among the lanet and most
•• pieta establishment lat h s West, and ars
on pre- sr. to tarnish
Engines orEvery Desuiptlon,
Boller., OM Tanks;
Sheet Iron Work,
Railroad Castings,
Bolling Mill Casting,.
Engine Castings.
Machine Castings,
General Castings,
ORDERS SOLICITED.
.09mis
pITTEIBIIII64II STEEL WORE
ANDERSON, COOK a CO.,
OSIIMEINOBBTO JONIZ. BOYD '00..1
itunfacturers of Ste bengal:ell Cast Bleal,
Square. If lst and Octagon. of all sues, Bur
Flu.. Hu, gut and Shoat Cut algal. Out
Caul Itsr
Reaping and • Mowing Machines
.. ~: >
Cast es Camases Plough & Spring Steel.
04loo—Corner of First and Rau staving. t‘ •
above She lionoagobets Hoot.
ocrotty
KRYSTOMI IRON WORKS.
M=:ISON,iLASS & CO.,
Xanututarers of Ma afferent sizes of
Round, Square, Flat and _
Horse-Shoe Bar Iron,
Hoop and Band Iron,
• Boller-Plate, Tank and
•
Silt-Pan Iron,
Sheet Iron, ax” ate., &e.
Work., PITT TOWNIIIIIT, on Konongabeli
Unto and Warehouse:
No. 146 Water St.
ammENT sum WORKS
HILLER, RAU & PIMA
BEST QUALITY CAST STEEL.
Worraantod ?gaol to any fa lb. liar
kat. *lnbar I=portod or or Do•
orsotaro. •
ISPXOLAI. AIMEE D
TAON PAI
Th D TO lfiri OAST
/AI DUI M. •
Office. 38 Wood Street,
MIAMI= HOTIL smuniste.
13311. 1201.
DUQUESNE IRON ANO STEELWORKS
LMAN; RAHM & CO.,
Iron,' Nails, Springs, Axles,
PLOUGH. SPRING LID d B. BTHEL,
wAliatutlas.
IX! ro. 77 N7Graitor =tree
PITTSBURGH,
=UM
ELAJELTIW.A.I F..
B. WOLF, JIL, &CO,
naLtail
Hardware& 0 utlerv.
Are now receiving large additions to oar stock
which to offered to Dealers at
zumsorratumar z..zrasoanis
Comer Liberty and St. Clair Sta.,
.F•ittaill3nursky, 3Psre.
WSW!
MONT BLANC FOUNDRY.
Butler Street, Ninth Ward,
OPPOSITZ ONION IRON MILLS,
i..x.w.ren331721. 41 3 - ze.
Bolling Mill and Bridge Castings
"ILIOUNIII in WPM
()Mete promptly .devertaly executed.
CIiABOXS SLASONABLX.,
_
EBILiERT & MACHLIND.
oa11:121
MORROW & RIRMILL,
Steam Dollen, OD emu, A/04ton,
Tanks: Salt Vans, Gasometers,
Wmrught llrou Bridges,
Moot Iron Work,
Jae" az.,
COB. LIBERTY AND SECOND 8%,
PITTSBURGH. Pd.
ELF/ARUM) DONE PROMPTLY. al
LIPPINCOTT& BIKRWELL,
lio.llB-Water Street,
PAXINT GROUND,
P►TIATTIYPIILD,
PATINT •
cmscimas, acriAT, •
• aa• W a
J•10:0111
}acs DIAMOND
=I
mar Omar: BUtNLD cm:lrma.
*arm Inas sad °anima, at al arr . asr•
gaud oval to any tapartad or znaaalsoaued
Odd mantra.
Mir sadNraseholumh /d 0.1.0 sad to a
rou Id
lambi daubs bbbarilh.
FORT PITT
ILI AND TINE
WORKS.
CARROLL dc Si YDER
I=l
TOSULAIL, DOUBLE-YLUED, TIIIIDLAR
nas-sox a CYLINDER. STEAM BOILERS,
OIL STILLS AND OIL TARES, '
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS A.ND • CON
. DENSERs, • • • - •
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS, AND IRON
BRIDGES, •
PRISON DOORS AND COAL SHUTZS
Mies and Worts earner Second, Third.
'Short end Liberty Streets.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
.Orden sent to the they. address will be
promptly attended to.-
.SHEITIELD BM WILES;
SINGER I _MISCH& CO
• HArrrAcvsrAzAuf or
BEST REFINED CAST STEEL
BURL RH AND OCTAGON, 01 ALL sm.
MILL. MILLI', CtsculAr. Oaro ANDesoss CuT
SAW ,PLATES.
ELLIPTIC AND 26111-ELLIPTIC
'RAILWAY SPR INGS,
Cast Spring Steel,
Cast and German Plow Steel,
FLOW WlNes AND MOWER BAWL
SPRINGS, AXLES AND STEEL TIRE,
FHOVEL. HOE. KANE. rORK. TOE
CALK AND AtAnHINERY cuiT ISTZEL.
CROW-BARD. Aa.. Au. au -
Warehouse, 83 Water St., Multi,
KENSINGTON IRON WORKS.
LLOYD & BLACK,
Best Comnfon, 'leaned Charcoal
Juniataßloom.lion.
111:11.0HANT 818, 8017 ND It SQUARE MN
HOOP. BAND. T wad ANGLE IRON.
•
BOILER PLATS .d WEST IRON
XOWHat and HELPER. BASS
criLnrDEIL and OUARD.OII TINUER IRON.
SMALL T RAILS, RIO and 10 lbs. to toe yard.
WISOCA:IIT CHAJR.S and SPIKES for suns.
FLAT RAILS, numbed and 'Countersunk.
COAL scats:: num.
=lll
Warehouse, No. 00 Water mud No. 6 Market
sta. Works, Second street, Eighth 'Ward. ad-
Jolutor IClty OAS Works. Pittsburgh. au2.1:14
VIESITVIETS
IRON IND NAIL WORKS.
LEWIS, BAILEY, DALZELL & CO.,
lANIIVACTITHII.6I3 OF
BAR, BOILER, SHEET
Asza• - m• '
"I".lll%ThEr IRON
NAILS AND NAIL RODS.
Warehouse, 73 Water & 90 Front it,
PITTSBURGH, PA.I
sal:ksS
FORSYTH'S
STANDARD SCALES,
Copying Presses,
Warehotrse Tracks,
Baggage Barrows,
SugarßliUs, dte.
FORSYTH, TAYLOR & CO.,
5t21.t9l 39 MAIM= STIMICT.
ROBERT LEA,
DELltirirlApi DBMS OY •
STEAM ENGINES AND EMM
Freight Hoisters
AND •.DOCTOR . EN6INES.
SirCasfings ornli ileserlptliit* nude to order.
Corner or First and iorry StriotS.
Jalsrat ' , 4 , l2 , issalenr, Pet.
rinE
FORT PITT FOUNDRY. -
ClikitLiti DAP NIPHEWS
KLirpTACTsranne OF
HEAVY ORDNANCE,
aign ALL =arms or EIZAVT CIeV.
Bimetal attention paid to HALLM :II KILL
eLAIST 31,110.W.L. MIRY sad RSTOB:111.
ff.2PAThill attended to promptly.
As heretofore, the best materials win &WM
M seed at lids Itmadzt, - •
Sieving dlspoeed of our old patterns, we are
prepared, witai yaw Aso IIaIIOTZD patterns,
oonetruesed wader the supervision orra.
scar, to furnhih NAIL MACHIN= at Wo rt no
tice. no0:0
ROSEDALE STOVE WORKS.
L. PETERSON, Jr., & CO.,
itattalsatarats and Dealers la all [lnds of
Cooking and Heating Stoves,
HOLLOW WARE, AC M
ax iTr e eloTsel, IlliitrArgger
PI'ITt3BIIIIGH, PA.
WORB3. mationisTsa. N1:16!
x•cra... a:ass—nal. 1.. X.ESIC
VALLEY STOVE WOUE.S.
. •
ALLEN. APICEE A CO.,
Ogles and liVarohotaso 301 Liberty Bt.
opposite Boaltindeld,
• •
Mannfairtaras • grant variety of COOL PLR-
Ltin akd HIATInd BTOVid, =rag which an,
the oelebrated Attlee:ooy +tad Boaliot Coal
Cooking Stoves; e/so. tn. Autocrat and tentinel
((or coal or wood. and we nnrivalled War of the
Banana Oar ...11.1.4 Arch.. Bret.. fee
ders, lineerlrettlee. Dog Mt. and Hollow;
generally. .
Errthrrr WORKS: :
_ •..
MCLEAN SLATOB,
No. 83 Liberty St., opposite Fourth,
wairuirAdTranas Or
CABINET BILKERS' HARDWARE.
They make • specialty of bon Bedstead gad
Pivot Castors: Porcelain. Bedstead and Ptrot
Cuter.: tit dslead Yaltenlngst Mope tor Lanni
lion Teblee. ao. They oleo manufacture and
nave constantlyon hands Thumb Latch.. Opting
ketches, ll.Leost , e Window Beal titipporuw,
1161.osn'e Butt
id
Button. minty liking.
ter and Butt Binges, idrind-stone tan/WM
gad trots. Bun Wdithia. no.. to.. lya:eat
L. MOLAR.- .W. S. MILLDWIT
AVILA STOVE WOR1111!.. •
A. BRADLEY 4 CO.
Cook, Parlor and Heating Stores,
Among 'Wan are the eels twain] =MCA,
Thtuguj and TALIKKAN (OoM giovem) PO
NAS A,- VATABAN INDWIUDLIS MOW
Cook Monts.l Atw nuiantactoso •• • •
GRATES, GRATE FRONTS, ace.
weft and w.fthous4 UN.. of Semad and
IRON CITY MILLS.
ROGERS & BURCEEP LDS
maindi of
Relined. charcoal. Junista Polluted
ISECIEIZIT .IZIELCIRZIT.
onizcz AND Wuzitocas, trr.
oe1:1711
EVERSON, PRESTON do CO,
ra.irra
MELON WOZELS.
W an,tl PIM aro.. pjr:
Bu_quEsik /IND WEST POINT
nf.rsuN TOROI3. PITIRBURAM. oma.
g e La anti! P=
JAI. add Wrirta; also, Railroad Aisles. Locoroo•
Iva harm... 4.o..Fort•Tta.deraldi
a:Maytag 0r....r0r la Oa
b'd=rtriltiormontacer cm -
dL
• Joe. r.nAfux u l.
RWa,cs iii..Euv,Engtue Ruud
ZRS AND MACtilmeTs,
Rfartcrs ratrTtAla/Alice Yates, Tor nnalitii:
fraZT L X.V,V,Arsultlr.rgori
VI all or without bailor, 'rah.. Borle .g-
Fir. hones. Waiting Ream Comaraloot
materna. Poorpe.,ar.... CORR= Ill:
attended LIT
s
AND Me trus...rd. nu i t nn a.r. ;
Raoalrlas and priTan Ilp alachloary, 413-
Big
rmuNriiri l
WESTERN PENNSTLVANLA
varait°llV•
eery Id. DC,the rassan-
Aar Trelns on the Western Pesuslyhwale
roW will antra et and debut from She lege ral
Street Depot. Allegheny ogy, as fellows:
SnarbatAswan. • Derain. -
vglid I s.lsa.y. isnarpsb 'a No 1 5:10A. le
reeelthrt \0 . 11.^20 A.Y. hall ex 50.5
bharosn't Flo Sint A.M. rinarpsn'e_lio = =":"
d=d • RO .l .llit..str. e 112 I::
g No 4 D.lO Nto 4 2 150 r.
Mall .... 4 ..2) 1. , ;0s
50
Freeport We. 2 12, r.x.;Sharpsto . g . .lio . s 3:50 rat
anarperglio 5 I:50 r.w. ;Thrown No 15,500. et
gheepsiog No I 1.05e.11. h barpsb • S ' NO 6 ::500.50
All trains run daily eseeet be e y y y .
Commute:lop Tickets—roc sale In rd.
Twenty. between Antennas. CDs. Cbestaut
street. Derr% Bennett, Pint Creel - Etas iO4
nhergaburr,and good only en, the ,lone pp
91.;Egux infeVeZIVIVAa ,0_
Clzay purchased at Walker's o n inane. Wo.
y o t . caw street, at ar Suspension Bridge Pitts
66TV'PeanduttyltINrItillArZitIlr
pa " qtr r utir g ttfeW'r=ll:itirlirptx
13j : hen= poLLABS In value. Alt baseage ex
ceeding till unl ess n
taken by
lie at Um risk
of the owner. taken by specit contract.
YOr !lather . ltif l o=oplsc i aA .a.,
je2441 - , Vedecal ntreeTtepot.
pionwsn.v.
CENTRAL
EIBINqIN
95t b. IBM
Ur.' Ulan Depot cror-
Lib e ni U. as gamma:
raFtrel:::
Sell • ••
WilPs ..
0 :11. set
oalneln`trYx. I:SC s sit
W• 11.• NN5...11:: • La
l'•fu'll111 • of LAI '
wall'. No. 4... WO • II
Wa11...N. 5... MOS put
Wall , . N.6..10:60 to II
ran 10,11 S p RI
Jobnatorti At. 1;50 p
December
a
Trains artivlvend 10:1•0
ot Waahington and
etalaten.
Mail 7reln I:b7 a M
Fast Llte 1:50 a la
Wall'. No, 1 1:31•
Brlnton No. L 7lOl M
Wall's No. 2 1:00 0m
Johnstown de o:soa m
Baltlmce• 1:31 p
Exprem 1:514p m
Wall's No. 3 1:05 p
Wall'. No 4:00p m
Breddock No.l. 15:141p to
Al Wall' n s •
A No.ccom a 7:01
too
end Endifeent
train 10: 9 p ID
•Daliv, ell • othere oundays exeeptdd.
The Church Treble leave WalVe Mallon every
Vg.'ll:rll_,: - ra,TAWILIZI.ItIII4`,
and aruve at walPeUlatlon at 1:00p. ta. • ••
The Baltimore ltxprees wtil arrive wllb the:
Phllauelphis lexpress at lAD . tn. oe Bendel.
leceriCX.-111 cam of !OM the Pennsylvania U.
Et c o p., will hold themselves responsible not
earsonal burage only, and for an aMonat not
exceeding $lO3.
WO W. H. BItIKWITIsI,
1867. 1867.
PT. WAYNE & CHUM..
LAN R a rriTatiutua
. at the Melee Drjaet, se
Thleatfit Y X...... LID a . ns
Clevelseld 4. 2:30a se
IV4=BltLrE l f;ll2ll
4. a Woe. X IN pal
21:Tylnei :I°, fll
Chle. 84.."_...-1,33 p le
Cl. & Vag. 1.14:3p5e
Arrlve la Alla allay.
r . ...Alit: A S CIS : ;
as they'll., ..NM ea
Na Onus .. PAS sea
Leetsdale ".
WI& am
• .. , • 146 p IQ
fritrArl,.i.! WO ma
eel: Cleats
.--7-""
IV '
Mrlollol a. le. ea.
'&a. arrive. daily.
General Mast &E,t.
THE PITTB PUIEGH
flv H. N., AND eI.LVI
Trains arrive =Ales.
133 :
Erie A Ygn. Ex Co° =
LAI I°
Chteago 1:13
WIM4Un6 En.. CZ pm
?Mfr. 7it il igit'
" Ml !"' °
Rochester •
.• 19 3 1?
W•l4 & N Cate LSO p m
Leettf.l.l4 den 110 p m
N. Beta ". LW) so
N. Br LislN
LeocadMe p
No ttalllt lell , C CMS-,
bdrefOhlj
privserneu, Imps
COLUMBUS_
ULNNATI HAILBOAD.—Pau-fladdie Roam--
On and after MONDAY. January_ IQ. UM.
tub. 1710 arTiva and depart troy Unit Dapot
sajoUpwa:
Lz.1.1% rrnastraatt Altair'.
Past Line 2:05
A.
Y. 10:15 A. H.
Mall 7:20 A. H. 4:!0 r. Y.
Allzed 9= A. bl. - MAO r. Y.
raprras .. 1:03 Z. 51. 9:10 r..t.
Steubeirwllls Accomsno'n a= r. 19. - V tO A. IL,
555D05514 no ...• 5515 V. Y. • 1 . 1.1 A. 19.
li.tat 'Lille Nail. . I /Irvrs.dv
I Y. Leave .1 . 1115105, 1:05A. 55.17: . 51A. Y. 39 r. It.
1
//riVret 43515 b's ' 10 :50 A. Y. ILV Is
IP. . 1A . :30 P. X.
. ' C 112.011 3:X. It. L. 5.0)1. X. LOG .A. 14
LldPolls 3= 0. 35. 7:55 A. Y. 7:55 5.19.
T'e 11 . 5 4 11:00t. vi. MOO 5. Y. 12al0 A. bt.
8t..1.0111. 5:00 A. 11. 8:00 P. M. 5;111 0. 31.
L'lsv'k 5:5545.1155. 2719 1 . . It.roO-V. X.
Cabo.. 1:15 IN al 1:30v.,x. , 1: V A. Y.
C 915510 90:00 P. 51. 5:00 A. 11. SPX A. X
Y. D. IitYISIMBYAUIIII,
Mt. (Thou Depot, Pltlabargl.
a: I% SCULL:
-- is. Pliutpurith
OEM
ECM
prrrsnionairsain ccolitruLs
'- viLr4 " •
- • Spring Arrangement.
Oa and OW
TLIUSSDAY, MABOHMS, IDA
The lento. oral leave Abe Depot, wow of Itooo
ano Water Meld.. al l'oliowe: '
• .
:PittaboroA. PW.o•N
11411t0 and from ttoloutoorn. 7:03 o. Y. 6:00 r.
. - -
1:00Y1:034. be-
I;111 7. K. ;
11:6 S. Z. 11:193 X. I
1Z I. X. 1:61. K. •
Zxpress. - a —
West Newton Ames.lans
first It•Keesport AceozOn
Etoond "
' nad) Trala . to i ff i : lrrau ::: b 7 Atr 14 . 4 : 14. : K
graddoeko•orri •
tram Weat It a
roc Tugar,..,, Mal. Mt
.M . .
otl:7-1
ALLEGHENY TALLEY :HAIL-
CH4I,IIGE 01P MIDICE:
On and after Patna:l,. /en. let, ISO, trans
wt Humana arrive at PlttonneTh•Depot, corner
• PLR and Waal Meet*, ma follows. •
- • •
Pint Ntskbalnatil Atoorod. - .11:104..Z. 1137 r. K.
Kr.ll. so sad rm. liabo , ag..7lMS.X.. CU P. 14
T nit Soda Works 1000i.....1:37A.rg• N..
lialtort Aceonansdatlon 11.1as.x.' 1240 K.
Express to prof Kern IfldloV.S:l3 a , . is:
!Wood Soda Works Ascom..S.Wr 2:1K11.. K.
litoaday Cbarch-TratoXecostud
to da Works.-- . Wad rt.
*al Sa . lif.Acicsivx Lam'. fit
B ALLTENORWAND HAVANA,
ALI:X. 9 E7M% VSN C ry_dtter a t T Ao6 . " ts.
EUIIIILVANA AND N ONLYANE, OAR.
UNDO. Tab UNITED MEAT= MAIL.
The nrst4Esee NtAmmEUDa_of LED.IIA•
sell A. .
.•
.1.18124121'1 , -1.1650t0na, far , Netr'•Crt426 ,la
Nee West sod Havana, Thos. A. Baia,
Onanandar. on WILDNESpAr. Tab. 6th,
tone, tot New Orleans .d
Ha braary.a, Hareaand. ea THAI:a/AL
ta Std
home BROWN% WHAHP, /ELVA POINT.
it 2 o'clock T. 12, 1)2.4.611, Al. the eV..."
stemmed
For V . 11 .0 or paual haring - uneorpeesee
" BILLY B. WIVAILD .1t CO.. Arcot..
16 Untes`e WIILBS.
6llls of Ledloir hot thoseorthe Com.
peal, wilt ea Waned; renalts. for the freight
must to procured moth this oMce. N o freight
received Ed Wile of lading elmsed on day of Ml
le[. hole
STE ND AND WROMILmta-
POOL • AND QtrEENNTOWN" (laiLsarD)
'TWICE A WEEK.
.Ths LNNAN LINT, sailing
EVERY SATURDAY,
EVERY WEBBIESEAY
CARET/NU. 11. '
Tickets sold to sad from Iraland. I gland.
Seodivaid, Oen:May sod /rums. . • -
Apply at thsCosapsarg INtless. •
JOWil G..DALZ, Arott,.
'Or; - Wl[. ISVIr '
Od11:103. Adams , Exprassellsev. ttsb.,
Iwo co
r.gli.
PENNA,
roltti
PRIVATE DISEASE& - •
DR. YOUNU. (late or Plilladalpbta.)
NO.IIII , Thlrd:sirsat..trer. of
tr , Tate Insesses stilt einparantleo moos..
- Partlanlar astsoUpppaid ePtaNS.V... I ....
in, Wawa of the 114,00 l
mat to. the nsa being tea most aaereaafol tear
amplineo. St Urea, sopoiar Saraad7 can to
j.PsZllctaLl
Ladles nuOramtaaa,rae tOOorlor to
Otoao DN°43.11..110r rl.llo,Ntic
to too bettor weal good. Do. 1. Wt. upi.
Lar , ptr pouts 'NI. arhteb Is lbw eems.
rt..neet, at t d
designed N.atsithat....say rl , te
Donato or
lkaoatosarsas. N. NI• D a m
.. SINN. 10
A4.140N TOON°. No. ph
•
pracILTE DUCAMI. •
ul_ six rturffragrr, !mai Nina.
/or aari Goa of all &rum of rrtrai• as.
arlfroS - Pao kadaTa. O 7 aatastatili env o ala 4
WI treatment llaq driatual - Weakoeas. sad
W Won &seam of Om gaatlal woos aa4l their
Can warm:tied oiniona7
- 1111147 SoNa. Ito; aao tojr.x
AW•olus 14.41••• wr,. RV( Popo ••••C ••..
GOOD NEWS THE Al..
ICTIED. •
PATIN! . INEDICINNS AND DISOUAU lON
itirriss tottla.
DE AN.11 , 8 PLANTATION ulTra all do.
HOOPLANDN pirr tralt. , 4 per
PuIN , L) Do c f, 04 pail,
£l4 "'"7IZ4I4I2VOIL'e
vow • • N INt• M•....ev00t."
VlAltritt FLOIIIIII COSH MEAL!
T.C7 Broad • of ot. LoaLs l'1ooi•-
.ChoIs•o Standout Wiator fir ; Witooz
Good do do do
Raton , Moan. rod to choke b eano;
• Irefirsi roini '
11,dIdif e rtOt4 :
.