The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, February 05, 1867, Image 4

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• Gold, silver d lig old new issued
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JUirCE JIXJ) TRADE,
'! .01% 02 ''' 7" ) 1 =4 ,r rittf. lAzzrYl ' 1
4, 1807.
Nue New ; York tithe& Mtn:dation. today.
. . air, reporiOd by ltOblnatin, McClean k
Co:, wets as follows t . Gold, 1.963013 0 Xt
Blghtpone tanads. MX; Five Twenties. old
107X1 Five Twenties. 815.11041 Five Tweil
tOei' new, 101%; 'Nevem...Thirties, 10134:
eveland & Pittsburgh, 04%; Pittsburgh,
re •Wayne & - Chicago, Mt Brie. 10 ;
Wit= Southall:l,M; Chicago and North
Cd'111'.57%;- Chicago and. North Western
. . _preferred, 68; Chicago and Bock Island.
IS; . Western Unlen Telegraph Co., 43;
- New York Central, 100%.
. The relieving statement exhibits the bos
,
h: is ofth.o.,,,Flttaburgh Clearing Horne for
the week chasing on Saturday, February 43:
Exchange& Balance..
January M. ... ~, .. ...1NN.06 20 - 0374.U,90
January 2:3 .. . '... ..... . 1:30.093 47 - .43,218 87
January 30 .......... .. 210,261 II 546.8 al
-January SI. ........ . 314103 03.. 93,11X5 9460
Irebenery/....—...i.. 311,699 04 103,116
leer:tali:2 , a37.742 45 49,000 74
...----
. '41,747,00 71 $113,370 m
:. -Prom the . Most reliable . Information
which can be obtained on the. subject of
what Lew-Meilen may be parfecteff on • the
anbject Of thelinfinCes'of thecountry, It ap
pears that nothing morels likely Lobe done
than to authorimuthe proposition to issue
'IOIM "oar tifleates to the ititional banks in
payment for the compound interest notes
betel as a part of their legal reserve. IMl`i
even this will be resisted by a large.por-
Mon of the House and Senate wile are op•
posed to any modification of the laws on
the subject of the..contraetton Of the cur
rency; but as thelati now stands,the banks
• connected with thl, Miming hbuses only
eau.reimite khesn loan certificates, and as
it to likely that the relief received by:some
will be _claimed, by all, it 1$ probable that
the secreterybf the Treasury will Do au
, ttiOrlied, tCr brae these loan certificates to
the =mutt Of the contpodnd interest notes
*ow held by the banks es part of their re
serveri, not to ezottit the amount of soma
one hundred million della= . There will be
strong effort - made by Mr. limper and
• some other members of the Committee on
Banking and Currency to get a vote on his
bill' to amend the law rogrdattng the as-
Maul banks, itc.; but on account of the ob.
noxious fe at ures of the bill the Influence of
the . national banks will probably be
sailicient to keep the bill in the commit
tee, and thereby kill It for the session.' The
tame Muria will probably be pursued with
• regard to the bill of Mr. Randall, and the
probably Telegram they now are
on all Matters of mirrancy, with the excep
tion of the Manage of loan certificates for
e crimp:wind interest notes.
—Sara the New York Tribune, of Batten
day: The Timor in general rarer:dation to.
.d!sy was to Ll:mei:feet that 41e• January debt
decrease of Dl
legal ut - nders,and that no furthereducuou
•' - will be madam that direction. Wear sp
, . Mating for a rise and debtors want la,not a
• waspension of contraction, but a new Mtn
. Goo, which it is Idle to expect, from the
• simple.fact that there in nothing in LIM
' financial condition of the Government that
makes new Lane of currency necessary. As
ft lentil to the'recelpt of incomes exceed
:legit" ordinary expenses, and IMP-rest on
• 'Um 'debt, contraction In some form is sure
,to tw made, and: people will only deceive
• '` theMbelves who make Money engagement's
uporretettileibry.that the :.Giovernment cam
not steadily. contract. Thna far. Congress
• • " has &Sown no disposition to encourage any
thing like expansion, and trustworthy
~ Moray warrants the opinion that no Lulls
. lion will be authorized at this salmon.
-- prrrissmun
Orrick or rai Prrrsurrase Grarrra,
4 dloaner. January 4, 1107. $
.thilyirodime maikete were exceedingly
quiet uaday. Owing vitt.aly to the wet and .
Incleinerit condition of the weather, which
always has a &Cadency to keep people in
doere arid geslnict ocit.i;kior operat Urns.
dt RAIN—Wa can report a sale of two ears
of Winter Whist at 10,87%. Oats dell but
unchanged, and receipts comparatively
light; may be quoted at 47048, on track, and
ISO to 41; busters: . Earley-la in rather bettor
demand, and No. I Spring sells readily at
91). Corn:a - go; but unchanged; small eaten
at TWA. liomovement to area Prime Ohio
and Yenna may be quoted, in the absence of
• . 111 ,1 8 24711 1 V1: . dnll and weak, but not . aid
lower, as yet. Small sales of atandaid
lDrink Wbeat brands may be quoted at
tutsiWlnter - Wheat at - 1113.50 ell, and
luny. St. Louts brands at Ma to 417. Rye
' Flour Is dull - and undimmed-41X to V—
, Muck wheat Floor. VP to 11 2 .7 5 .
ZROVLSIONS—Baoott Is selling In a job.
bins Tizzy at 1.1% to 12 for Bbotdders, and /elf
to 1614 for Sugar Cured name. Prime kettle
rendered Lard is'. quoted at ltti to 13. do
movement In Mess Pork or Bulk Meat.
SEEDS—Flaxseed Is In demand at 42.60 to
• .
ANL, Smell sales of Clover at at to
and Timothy at $l to LIAO.
; _ BETTEB—Primo 801 l Butter i
is n good
- demand and sells readily at 95,10 bble, and
85,1 n half Obis. Common packed Butter 10
- ixtgooill supply anddull, -•
EGGS—Supply of fresh necked almost ex
_ sales reported at 50—an et.
treme price.
MAY—la•steady and. unchanged: Prone
t ' baled is soiling by the car load at to WI
loose hay may be quoted at IES to $3O, as to
.; NIL 'PEED—Is in limited supply, but the
demand is light for the season. There le
some inquiry. for Bran, and there 10 little
or none in market. Small sales °Mid
dlings at $1,90 to OE as to quality.
' • APPLES—in better aupply and, if any
thing, the market Is a 3 shade .sake:. We
can -report sales at 63,50 to per bbl for
Bar to prime, and $4.25 for choice.
POTATOES—No Improvement to note in
'the demand, and the market is deli and
fres are uncha ni
aatl9 per rd—Balu of 50 bids Peach
DRIED FRUIT—Ia in good' supply • and
rather dull but unchanged; small sales at 9
to 10 for Apples, and 17 to 20 for Peaches—
round lola can be ha d considerably below
.
i,•ttle.3o.44tet• .••••
inTaintacinierneoir.tra •
Canue as ram Ptrrasuatra etarris
• M021111.T. February t, 1267.
WillDE—Tberti variant a single operation
to-day that ma could hear or, and while the
,
market, is . dull and unsettled, prices are
nominally uriehanged.....On the spot,Suritles
Ferri , oil maybe quoted st 7 to 7/4,packsges
returned, audit WM% packages included,
• according to gravity.. Venongo oil may be
quoted at 814 too cents, to arrive on first
water—tholnerde figure offered and Meant.
asked—lxth buyers and seders are
ohatbritii,Yefuslng to meet each other and;
as a consequence, we have DO sales to res.
cord.- Tlielddleatioas at this writing are
•• Several:de loran early resumption of nay/.
• • ilatron, and. in that event, large =rivals
may be, expected, as the accumulation at
.011 City and at the wells must be heavy.
RILFINED—The . market for bonded oil
• continues' dull and weak, there being but
little inquiry either for present or future
, ' delivery, though, it -is' equally true, that
" there to but little offering at current quota
,...tions.• •On the mat, quotations" may be
it 2134 T. on board
. mire here, and 174 to z 3 - li v ere d d in Yhtl
- --•adelphial 29 for all this month: 19 for Maras{
, ill for rilipsill,7l fora:tans) lor arm, and 114
fox "Daly. Free oil is dull but ts.
, changed; standard brands - may be quoted
• ... at. al to 44, in •• Jobbing way. sad 12% to 11
• • for twenty.five and Ofty barrel lots.
w 'York Drg Goods Darker.
Nsf Tau, Fab.4.—.The market coatlnnee
buiduld and depressed for all deecriptloas
'of goods. both tore's= and domestle; stip
there is no rairtleadar change. as prices are
now irstramely low and with Less demand;
Alm sof the tariff MG would nave a
ten ...N.M. enhance. the value Of wool,
kik and Alzen goods.. Domestic standard
sheatings, beef wages; command 21X4NMA
and sseonels Wane; Coshed Dents. glei
AsoaalScat leNni•Lossall i A 21 M
s ei ra ‘ eag .
I 14;01 farn i tUrn prima, MO: Glasgow.glullt
balsaß.fdanchemen, Se el worsted dis.
llaints ; Ciwoill wool do, 4 t r; Wh it . B oc k
8.' 31 55e; Wester ) ) . 11 5. Ms; Now Torii
mills cottonades, Clicc; plough loon and an-
TN. 47WfDaverly swills, She; Mtilow Brook
kg„ - mo; Lansdale bleaohad aldrangs, De;
Notion Son% 2.aci Dwight A, hai Loos.
Amoy, LGe,c; -and.liaanaka
N0TM . 40.111. Cattle Market
Nsw Tong, February 4.—Beef opened dim
WILICSIstr demand, but clOsed dub with a
few let tmJbldi Prbies for all grades were
tasied:,axonpting far extra, which, . bang
cacspaintiVely scarce, commanded aahatit
vanc.a.rith *Wagon high s• mid tec ; good
-.lFFNllo.tidelkgbe
tssil4 and each" lower' In tome assail the
total. range bolos fromloollo. Receipt.,
4.7R$ head. Cows dull' and unchanged.
end •bl eep and 2a w S aa t va~rtite mat C o-
. and the market rulint quite active
nntiPtodsy,-when It tea Ti,? low, with a
fair supply; extruliellyte fair to good, W. 40
' e ii ; s3l s retr. Atri a ! e r 'r ia ltitl 1 7vis i lFat
canoed by.the detention of trains, advanced
. .:;2c; with Rales . high is flfeS,tiel toe do•
-..raand being COORtIsd to tho retail range, at
SaSlic• receipt., 4.Y3 ti ad. ._
• • •
Phlasleptila awed Market.'
• Febt 3 1 —The market
Is eery pe,My..upplied :watt prlmo Clover.,
anctibis- ISOM. 044 1 , 17:1 lErg.ishtlf; 1 Erg.i sh tlf;
n,..... 4244 3:1 24 a Ci ri u 1Ti0 bag: recleaned, for
- •-• - ••••••°P market, at ad.' The shipments of
•• . seeds, tram ttda bort to foreign Port. mince
"Deceinberlst• reach MOO busards.
is take n
$L . flaxseed
by the crestiors at ft,so to wg, per bushel.
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s uour,,ryit BY TiLE66APH.
_ .
- • Nevi York gluanCial Blattera.
laaw Yong. rob-4.—Tdon4iy easy. Sterling
doll at aXgilei. Gold firmer, opening at
dqXlining to 126%, and closing at 137%;
Governmecita a shades firmer. grahlbtil to
Liverpool dull and drooping.
The followlnicls the weekly bank state
ment: loans 5230,128,430.05; decreano Mier
aig; specie 1210,322,984; Increase 318,11/7; Circu
lation 332.92.5,347; increase 03,149: deposits
109,511,206; Increase t1..229, 220; legal tender,
1165,144,501 increase 2 221.022.
LaTZST.
Stock market strong and active today
with considerable excitement end mark
advance in prices under the Cosgrendonal
action on use currency question and
cowed speculation. The highest prices of
the des were on the street after the second,_
when trio sold at 61ty.,; Central. lo3N; Nortr ,
Western, 351 f; Rock Wand; 10034. and 0. . El
Southern 7554. The mark reacted
what at the lan aerie et
but miles - were
- very heavy end prices nut little lower g a d
at the close very strong. Ohio . Cortlf
Nie27u Western Uni0t5,,45,434..",4;
lcoNaloig, Brie. 8 1 44U005fi Book Island,
89%biluo; Fr Wayne, 104; ttudson 12910;
Reading, 105X4j)105%; Michigan CA;earmo.QB
~e 103; Illinois Central, 1150115 X; ittaburgh
8508514; Toledo, 121611.M;.Wabr,sh, out
souther 743.4.
Gold settee and excited ender Washing
ton advices, closing firm, at 137i.5Q187%,
MM.. Gold has' been loaned from ilat to 3
per cent. tor carrying. Governments firmer
and more Salve; cannons, of 'Bl, 1073,a1l
1108 tdo,of , 10"0101CO; do, of NM, 10Giblosii;
do, of 415, 105 , 4411110614; 100,V:61004.
Mining shares opened strong and
Corydon rose to Gregory, to 13.35; Smith
and
Par
to 6 20. and Quartz Hill to 475.
At the afternoon board Smith and Parmlee
rose to 723. but otherwise. there was a gen
eral
react bat .
12,50,• Corydon, 830;
Quartz H 114.40541.15; Geld 470; Gran
.
New lurk Produce Market.
Haw Yong, Feb. 4.—Cotton dull, heavy
and declining; sales. IMO bales of uplands. at
325Zfi$3c. Flour 54210 c better; receipts 4,017;
safes 11,1fiebbls; superflne State and western
at .19,15e9.86; extra western at 410,30H11,35;
Choice at 611,40(112,30 for shipping brands;
ronod'hoop Ohlo, at $111311,00; trade brands,
at 612fi13,35; extra winithern, at. $13,30018,50.
clowng *needy. Whisky. firmer: tales, 800
In bond, at p,si. Wheat steal but quiet;
o.
sales 2.020 bush; choice N 251 watikee, at
,15; white Canada, at 11.00.. Rye eteady;
sales LOCO bush western, at $1,23. Barley is
firmer; sales OAS/ bash western, at Stelae;
Canada West free_ at f 1,16,and extra cholce,
at 41,25. Barley mat dull. Corn le better;
receipts 5,600; sales 666,,:100 busti'mixed west
ern in store, at ipioiti.u; afloat, nt $1,12%.
Oats steady; receipts 2,933; Sales 11),IXO bush,
western, at 614761ci Stale, at 0 861 0 . SteOk:
wheat. 4123,088 bush; corn, 2,537,549; oats,
2,2,96,462; rye 495glfq bar1ey,1,431,257; melt,
30,7 M; peas, 3,864,993 hush. Groceries dull
and unchanged. Petroleum quiet; sales
500 crude, at 18%0150; rained in bond, at
23 Sc. Hops quiet and firm, at 35670 c.
Pork firmer, with Mess, 4,250 barrels at
$10,15620,75 for Ne closingitt 10,75
for Western; $19,37610.75 for Old Bless, clos
ing at 419,70 regular; 010,75017 for prime,
and .$19@20 for prime Messkalso, 2,250 bar
rels new Mess, at 1120,87dri1,57, seller's and
buyer's option, for February and March.
Beef more active, with sales of szo packages
at prevent( prices. Beet llama firm with
tales of 323 barrels at $31033,60. Bacon on ,
changed with tales of 451 boxes at 10140.
Cumberland Cut, 111:6111140 for Short Rib.
bed, and /1X(111214c for Short Clear. Cut
Meats are In lair demand, with' sal. of 450
packagea at BX@OlO for Shoulders, and 1034
Ono for Hazes. Dressed - bosa are decided
ly lower, at 969%c for Western, and 1001 9 34 0
for city- Lard firmer, with sales of 850 bar
rels at 115:0112lic for old, and 1215.6/.354c for
new. Bolter quiet and steady, unease
quiet.
=I
• • -
Comma Art, February 4.—Cotton dull at
30e for middling; there Is not much demand
but the amount offering's email. The mon
ey market remains clone, though the de
mand Is but moderate. clone,
steady
at par, buy! Roulet 1-10 premium selling.
Gold 1351'. Floor rather firmer, but prices
are not higher; superfine winter, 69,75010,2;
trade brands, and fancy a 1.1.00014,50.
Wheat 5e higher, clewing at 42,40 for No. 1
Spring, and 82,90 for Winter. Corn firmer
and prices a ',hada higher; ear 60657 c; '
ed, WMO In the elevators. Oats firmer at
51052 c for No. I. Bye firm at aim for No. 1.
Barley dull at 0.6.10 1;0 for prime to choice
Fall. Whisky steady at Mo In bond. Bogs
Arm at $7,5001,7i, net, and 116,55G6,50. Bros; receipts. Provistods quiet and un
changed nominally; Mass Pert j3),254 - 25 5O
for cit Bulk Meats can be bought at 714,
9 1 40104 tor city cured; small Jobbing sale.
are making at 54151)10 above these rates.
Packed Bacon Shonidere ere offered at We;
Sides at lett; no 'demand for either. A
moderate Jobbing demand for clear rib and
clear Bacon Sides, at 121501134 e, and in the
morning 13c was paid Inc the tatter, but the
market closed weak at the inside quota
tion, under news from New Orleans. Lard
dull at Ito and nothing done. Coffee Ann
at'BiliTic. Sugar firm ut 124114 c. Butter Me
ZSc.: kgg. Me and dull. Cheese firm at 1.115
6116 c, with an Improved demand.
CDleas° /itarket.
.
duicaeo, February 4.—Floor firm and mod
erato business doing. Wheat less active at
$1 6.5121 ea for No. 2; No. 6 is neglectol and
nominal; Corn is in a. fair speculative de
mand at i9,5c for No. 1; Oats firm at tic; Pro
vision market tractive, but holders are firm
in their views sad not ;Deposed to make
comudssion; Aloes Pork held at $1900., with
buyers at $l6 53618 71,• sweet pickled /lams
firm and steady at 11!,e,t; bulk=ca. quiet
--Wes or *boulders at 7%o7Fics loose. Lard
elute:. at, 115 4 612 c; green Llama front oaugh
tered hogs sold to the extent. of 2,000 pieces
at 100: Dressed Hogs 'Waal with moderate
packing and snipping demand. S.C. roost,
from $7 25427 ta,mraket cleelng at l7ttldl 20;
dividing COAX/pounds . Live. Hogs firm and
In good demand at saght improvement on
better grades. Sales:at sols@o 70. liecelote,
6,600 bbls f10ur,11,1200 bush wbea2,17,090 bush
corn, 7,000 bush oats and WO bogs. Ship
ments, 2,000 bids of flour and 1,700 Muth of
wheat.
I:!ET33=3
Sr. Loins, Feb. S.—Tobacco—pot enough
offering to establish a market, and prices
may be considered ari nominally rummmic
ed. Cotton—not htrig transpired on change:
Flour in improved demand, but chiefly tor
ordered lots of low greatest market firm wad
unchanged at 1162009.73 for superfine, 41600
011,75 for extra, 1112,024013,60 for double ex
tra, and 416,00015,00 for cholco and fancy.
Wheat heavy and dull at 0,61 for No 1
spring, 10,16, for good fall, r.,7009,7 0 for
prime, and AEG for choice. Convective
and buoyant at 800826. Oats more active
and higher 01 67@700. WhlskY firmer 0011
higher at 10.41. Provisions inactive; moan
pork Of. Bacon; clear sides 12320130; rib
sides 1M; country sugar cured barns 1414 c;
clear aides and shoulders out of smoke—
'took smull; hogs 16,2506,10, and One lot of
astral:man at 40,66
Louisville Market.
Lotirsvrtsa. Feb. C:—Sales 29 htids Tobac
co at 43013,76 Superfine Flour $1001613.
Prime Wriest $2,82. Corn; bulk shelled 690
71e; ear bulk Lie. Oats; bulk 650. Mess Pork
gin; sales 1 000 , bbls to commissary at WA&
gales 4.11 X/ bbls extra family k lour to com
missary at 412,43012,11. Sales 20,020 lbs 10-
000 shoulders to commissary atiiii),Sl. Sales
91,000 ars clear ribbed sides to commissary
at 12540. Bacon Shoulders 1101110.• Pack
ed bacon: clear sides 13.14 e. Packed /Go
Coffee 2402.56 Hew .001eans Sugar; prime
14:46. Maw Whtsky 42421. Cotton; low mid.
dung 5534 e.
New Orleans Market.
unchanged;
saleskw Cataiiim, Feb.4.—Cotton unchanged:.
sales of 7,400 bales Low Middling at /1012301
and Middling , at 31011140; receipts, 11,M:
bales; exports, 6609. Sugarquict; fair 12,14 c.
Molasses firmifair, 72c; choice, 770790. Corn
easier. at 111,10011.12. Flour dull and nn
clianged; Superfine, 41L7100.201116. Oats
firm. at -Moboc. Hay. firm 'at $35. Pork
lower, at 1f2,44102676. Bemahomw.al Snoul.
dors 12c; aides 1001 re. Lard dull at L 1014%.
Whisky and Tobacco unchanged. Gold
%to
130 ch ange %. Bank %
discoun Exchange t. , 47; New York Ex-
Memphis Market.
Mammon, Peb. 4.,Cotbon. doll at 270301.4 e.
Receipts, SAL 4; exports, 2,753 bales. four
steady andmichanged. Corn firm at Meg?
111,00. Provisional:inn. Mess Pork lower at
WM.5M274,00: Bulk Meats lf.i4f2/50, round.
grossed Hogs *0,50®11 00. roar Cored
zirdaairkft'ufrizttaf:iterd.,42igissgay
Maltfroare Market.' •
BALTIVOIa, February. 4.—Coffee steady;
choice Rio, 1130340. fear lowen sales of
Northwestern, extra gad, at $l2. Wheat—
No sates. Corn—White steady, at $1,036103;
Oatsmixed. 9101141,011 yellow, Maktdc.
Oats better. rrOVllliens firm, bat ' ineetive
for want of receipts. Mess Pork, $Ol Lard,
12)fp. Whisky nominally enchanged.
IM 2==
hin.wetucts, Feb. 7.—Plour a abate arm.
er; Wheat dull at .194% for No. a; °ate arm
at 4.30 for No. 2; Corns teady at Geo, 'mate.
ions dull—Mesa Pork $lO .es; Messed Hoge
steady gala 160740, Item:dyne, 8.0 Milo of
flour,,llknal bush wheat, Lan bush rye, aro
dressed hogs. Inapt:Kuno. 2,0X1 flour, Nen
wheat. • •
Philadelphia II
PHILADILPHIA. February S.—Throe ts doll;
superfine 08 4 .7 0 ; extra family p 3014 Good
red wheat op 4,13,0; white 13.110. 3 .40;
11,0101,31. (hmu—sales of MOOD bushels new
yellow at 95406 e. °au 4743550. Cunt...bun_
whisky WO. Petroleum 1 00103 0l Senn..
8171//ALO, February 4.—Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat noudiml. • Corn.ln fair
demand at DX for new Toledo on crack.
Oat. neglected. . Barley, $l,OO for 'Canada.
Whlakey, $9,34. Pork, new mesa dull at
Mr. lard, Mu Dressed Elnga nominal at
• • '
Philadelphia Casilenarhea
PIIMILDNLPUIA, February 4.—The cattle
marketit Malt 1.600 head sold at MO N,"
417 for extra choice; common 0n31,1 at $I 1A
kom lumpy gold at 607,0 b. • t,OOO hogs mold at
p. !TIM OVVliii A is'1:111
New Style Ottomans
Of at Uv.xe:hr
at. at danthle ano Zritdo
ricasScor i . u.ratiuret
uelve.
T. be :po
Allnd. YotauffictylesisnA unapt. ouly by our
otter • of
4=o•X"Z`42o3:UEAowlill
On Mimi. of oartayt mate, la van f
ggt:47. anti for eale
mcFAaL4ND & coLynis,
Nos. 71 and 73 Fifth Street,
Next door &bar' PlopoUh Ereldlor. mood Flour.
on MILS. CHIP RUSTIC rectal/.
"' ° ""utaTz KELLYc
W 713711117717117117774.. 17 Wool sslieet:
Pl'l SBIIBGH 13OPT:, • WORKS.
mansuLL,FULTOr, & BoLLmmit,
01211 Manufacturer in the West of
11E111 '6ORDIGE,
tlaltanle for Steam and Coal Boats.
HAWSER /AID OIL WELL ROPE. 1
Tarred r ..opes for Coal Railroads,
HEVAP OAKUM MID PACKING.
CLULILING COTTON:to., le.
...house. U 4 and 114 Water Street,
Near Manongabela
.dell:pta
armt ntwv.
The river was receding slowly at this
point last evening, with fifteen feet in the
channel. The weather yesterday was raw
and unsettled, and considerable rain fell
during the afternoon. Telegrams from Oil
City report the Ice as having commenced
moving In 011 Creek, and we have no doubt
but that the Allegheny hi - today, will be
open all the way up to that point.. .A. good
many oil barges and fiats have already been
carried of down this stream, and should It
open all the way np, we expect to see the
number largely increased. '
Capt. Robert Greenlee; ono of our oldest
steambostmeri;has taken Charge of the Le
ankles, Capt. 'McGowan being on the sick
list. The Leonidas has been waiting for
two or three days for . the ice to run out to
take her departure for New Orleans. and
she may possibly have got out lest night.
She has engagements below.
Mr. It. It. Porter has retired from the ethos
of the Maggie Dam and is succeeded by a
Mr. Drevo. Ito Maggie, in command of
Capt. D. L.. lieudrickson, is filling up rep-
Idly for Cincinnati, and will probably get
out this evening.
It seems that Capt. Andy Beers who was
to have went out clerk on the Nato Robin
son, has backed out r and accepted a position
tendered him by one of our Iron houses.
Capt.,Bobinson was thinking yesterday of
taking charge of the Whew , himself, and
putting Capt. Marsh flays on the hurl leane
roof. At all eventashe will leave Wednesday
for New Orleans, and passengers and ship
pers should bear this in mind.
• The Monongahela river was full of float.
Inc ice all day yesterday, but we are of the
opinion that it will be pretty well run out
by today. The damage by the break up so I
far as we have been able to learn, him bee. I
comparatively light, nothing like what w
generally predicted, and nothing like It
would have been, had the snow been taken
elf suddenly by a heavy rain.
The Kate Putnam, Capt. J.' 11. Lightner,
with Mr. J. D. Young In the office, is idling
op rapidly for St. Louts, and , will be ready
to leave this evening or ln the morning.
The New York, Capt. Conan is next in tura I
after the Putnam.
The Glendale. Capt. J. 11. Bare, with the
veteran Capt. James Mellon In the Milne, to
announced to leave for St. Louis on
Wed
nesday without fail. She has superior ac
commodations for passengers, and is • bran
new boat, having made sot one trip.
The Argosy left Portsmouth for Pitts
burgh on Saturday lest, wilt Sherman,
Glasgow and Golden Era arrive here as
soon as the lee runs out. The Wauanitta
and Lorena are laid up at St. Louis.
The Retard, Capt. Geo. D. Moore, will
leave for Parkersburg to-day, providing the
river is pretty well cleared of lee. The
Bayard Is in flrst.rate oendition for bust-
•
•
The Maggio Hays Cast. D. L. Hendrick
son, will positively ' leave. for Cincinnati on
Wednesday.
The Kate Robinson &unready nearly six
thousand plows on board for Now Orleans,
and we have no doubt by the time she
reaches Louisville, she will bare all the
freight she can carry. The Silver Cloud No.
2 Capt. Conway, will follow the Robinson for
New Orleans.
The Earn Porter was next in turn foiSt.
Louis after the Kate Putnam, but owing to
some Improvements being made to her en.
nines, she lay over until next week, and the
New York will take her place.
Capt. Ches. A. Dravo, of the Evansville
and Cairo packet Quickstep, ts hereon&
vied to his family.
The lee did considerable demure at
Wheeling on Saturday, sweeping off the
steamers New State, Earle, and C. E. HID.
man and wharf boat. • I
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- -The Hudson. which boat was tied op at .
Belmont, parted her 'inns but having.
steam and her wheels being 1 good order,
she was made fast and secure, . A dispatch
received In Wheeling froth nett, on
Sunday evening, announces that the New
State and Hillman had named that point
about five o'clock. Ihe Concert, a little
dlekey, owned in this city, was the only
craft that was not carried off.
Advises Irma ht. Louis report the Lillie
Martin sunk near. St. Mary's. She was
caught 1111 the ice, and run aground on an
obstruction in the river, breaking her ht
two. The cargo will be mostly a total loss.
She was insured in St. Louis and Cincinnati
offices. She was valued at 5.71,0 n, and In
sured In St. Louis and Cincinnati offices
for MOW: was built at Pittsburgh In 1502,
and measured three hundred anti seventy
dye tons; ranked 82.
IMPORTS DI RAILROAD.
PITSO3IIII6III, TOUT Wiry. 0120.90 11. B.
February &—t car lard, 4 cars bulk meat, F
Selinn & 0;23c bap rya, W W Moore; to Pogo
pearl barley, Camp, Aloye & co; a but. ap
ples, Groff & Reiter,• 1 car lumber, L Lang
ham; 13 cars metal, Nimick & co; 4do do, J
Wood A co; 4 do do, Bryan A Cangbey;l car
grain , J Gleam • 1 car staves Malys A Bob. ertson; 100 balls paper, Mateo & Bro;109
bbls dour, J B Doe; I can corn, G M Watson
1 car barley, Z Wainwright 2 bbl. butter,
Kirkpotrice Pliro; - bbla dour, It Jen
klnl;ll eke seed, I ba butter, 11 Riddle; 723
bides, J C Strata; 1 car metal, J 310ot/read;
bbls apples, W J Steel A Bro; 1Z) bdis pa
per, Pitts Paper Co; 100 bbba dour, LE My.
era A co; 10U do do, watt A Wilson; 1 car bar
ley, Carson, Darlington& co; 1 do do, W 11
Garrard A co; 100 Wan, J Ralston; 199 do
do, G N Hottstott; 1 car bay, 11 Ilea Jr. I do
do, W Bankham• 100 bbls flour. owner; 101
t g ell " litl ' c u a e rfi2 b b i l d s ° Zt 3 ry dr'" a„re l s, b l o tn
bolter, Blair £ Woods; la boo cboooo, W D
Patterson:2 bbls butter. 11 Rea Jr; to tlkgs
brooms, J Porte-L . IIW A P 3127 ilk. rage, Mar.
CLIVELAND AND , P 1111111171311
Febroary 4-100 tibia flour, J. liardlner; 1
ear ahingles, J Grazler;l boxes cheese, S
Swart & co; 1 care potatoes, Potter, Aiken
a Shepard; 6 cars Iron ore, Sboenberger a
Blair; 4 do do, Ilmsey. Wells & co; 10 sacks
oats, owner; GOO fire water pipe, 16 chimney
tops, /I 16 Collins; 8 bbls oil. J T Glass; 7 bblii
oatmeal, 3 dope., barley, Strickler a Moe
11=z1Ba7her G e r r gk a get V =Pr i tt e'r er,
/Men & Shepard; MU bblo dour, Sbomaker
& Lang; 1.92 skgr cornmeal. A Taylor; 10 Obis
green apples, Felker a Armstrong; Sbbls
oatmeal, 2 do pearl barley, John Porterfield
a coal do ontmeal,Nohn Dunlery; pkge
produce. W.l Steal & Ern; bbls .rghum,
Beck & co; 2 do do, Sturgeon 111ro• 4
do do, Grad' a Reiter.
- I . II,6OOILaff.COLITII6III d Cnrounrwri E.U.
February 4-25 aka barley, Franenheiiplltil
ler
& co; 5 bids scrap Iron, J B Jones; 6 bbla
dry apple; Cook, Pro & co; 559 do do, Volgt
& co; 19 eke barley, 13 do rye, Meaeor, Har
per & Rnot1;113 bbis dry apples, 9 pap lard,
Brad' & , Itelter; 57 aka burin'', Galway &
lies; Z 9 do do, SturaeOn & Bro; 2.5 aka oats.
Btavenaon & co; 8 bble cider, Para
lfeity;s:so.sla paper, Pittsburgh P
1 1%1;514 15 t&Johnston; BY empty Orel,
Andy Ackley; 41 bales cotton, A H da a
co; 5 do do, Park, Painter & co.
ALLll4lB.ll3ff 13TATIOI. February 4-100
bbls doer, Coy, Noble & co; 100 do do, Erato
too Coy; !cars wheat, Kennedy & Bre; b bbls
tobaooo,lo W Jenkiniom; 1 car lttmber, Jos
Mender; 3 by glassware, A Kirk & co; 1 car
oats; H 31 Henderson; 3 pkg. hardware,
Lantner & Sou; do do, A Pentemist; 3
ears corn, 100 bblo flour 11 Knox & Son;101
hid., John Sonkhaute & co; 1 car corn, 1
Mosley..
ALL6OII6BT WALL' RAILUOAD.—Feb. 4.-
30 Om oats, J & W Fairley; SO ao ,lo 8 Caro
thers;l9 do rye, 4. do beans,2 do seed, W.l
Meek; 16 do oats, WI Steel A Bro; 19 barrel.
flour, Martin, Bricked & Cu;! bells leather.
Chestant & Bro; SO sacks meta Moreland 3.
Mitchell; 39 do do, 11 do rye, 9+o Bingham;
7 aka flaxseed, SteCullougb, Smith .0 co. •
1T11,1811813t1 AND Cosszusvicto R. IL—
Febrnary 4-3 care metal, 0 M Wickerohamy
27 eke oats, Newcomer, Hoe & co; 4 barrels
sorgtium, Shriver, Spencer A en; 1 box to.
bacco, S. Dilworth & co; 1 bbl whlskY. 1.1
Shaler; 2 do do, .1. Morsloyi 5 bblo vinegar, A
Kunoury; 48 by glass, B. L Schmertz.
nar!
FOR MEMPHIS AlVEldr ili t
NEW VUl,EANd—Tbesplewll
KAT/L ItOIIINSON Capt. It. noMPSOgr.
Will leave for the abovemet all Intermediate.
porta on WE ttl4 er.4.1..141C at 4 P. at.
For freight or pazsage apply on board or to
IlaithES d COLLINS.
FOR CINCINNATI andzaZ wi t
LOUISVILLE.—Tbe rine pas
senger steamer
MAMMY HAIM—Copt. D.' L. nixourcaloX.
WUI Pave for tee above And Intermediate ports
WEDNYADAY. Feb. e, Ater. x
For ?night Or R....ice apply on board or to
BARNIB t FLACK
its' um, e vvuou a COLLINS. I Ag""'
port CAIIIO AND STl r ar sia t.
LOWS..-The splendid Henna.
GLIINDALZ • Capt. JOHN H. Henn.
Will leave for the above end nil interniedlete
port TUESDAY, 110 loot.. 014 r. I.-
For Height or tamp! npplr- on board . or to
re 4 lAtalLel COLUMN Agent.
BROADWAY EXCHANGE
RESTA.IIRELPIT, •
101 CO 11 PIM 81111111111 M. 104
Ladies' Dining . Rooms 2d Story.
kit I I l eg
b m 611T8113 1.151) GAME of al
U. t' PIYHHELLE S &
UV, I rrePrwtor.•
PITTSBURGH IRONWORKS,
J. PAINTER & 80N8.
• ILIPOYALOIOUSI of
Iron, Bakke, Tab arid Trunk
HOOPS AND SHEETS,
PA.
3317-i
HAS NOWA LARGE STOCK OF
vuorg ji gia r edVa4 I =I2 N AM
tgrat MigtgliTSlONSV:i
„ Tv 91 federal its., Alleghesa.
rra
FORE CALLIFORNLI. WINES.
CO.,GURNER Sr. .
.
No. 80 Cedar St., New York,
,
Offer for sale these aluable Wines, which are
gaining public favor v
with eatonlehtne . rapidity.
and whose unprecedented and unlimied Deno
leritT is not without merit. They hard only to
be fairly tested to give them the prefeteace *Yee
all others. e As a purifier ofblood they excel all
other Wlnes,and the numerousmrtllleales which ,
have voluntarily been tendered from thelsimt
1 eminent physleisna. as well as gentlemen In
1 every potltion In life, we proof conelnilive that
these Wines srenselW Mall cases for which they
are recommended.
The following _brand. are now offered by us.
They ecumenic all the varieties ewe grown lathe
State au table for We:
WHITE, or HOCK WINE-Of a light strew
colored, very delicate end fine flavored.
CLARET-Lsopertor wine The table ose.
ANUELICA -A, rich and naturally sweet wine,
much admired by ladles, and valuable in Utast&
chamber, as it makes Ithe wheys and jellies. It
Is a line deem wine, and well adapted for Com
Menton Duniows.
MUSCPCTEI.-A light colored: bight} aromatle
vette. Very eltellar to the celebteted rokay.
IVIIT-Iteep red color, line IlLavor,and in mane
respect 5 Similar tO the old Winn Of Liebon.
OM APE, lIILASIDT-The pure distillation of
" I;lrtrf . lIITTE 17.`f A vet/ agreeable tinkle and
a sure remedy forthe dlarrlies.
Thla Is one ot tile most valuable that.b Otia
of • useful and an sergeants , beverage that has
er been offered to the public. Million. of lastbot-
Were Wild throughout the North doring the
last four l ean, and wherever Introduced it has
rgutiv=eglitlvbiztroMil i degg e l:
Ladles who have loot strength and appetite.
and suffer from nausea, Vomiting and , Verligo;
fferrall.nrs':oor'd2gl..lrVir.Tieeltor:hsVe :Ili
O. nod whole systems are generally
from
mothers weaning cbildre n and suffering
Mom general debility: children of sickly ester.;
and sour, dyspeptic conelittitiOns; &raven". who
have occeslon to change their water: end all who
live in malarious districts and are sublect to nil
asmalle influences. will and it one of the Most
valuable Invigorators that can be taken.
dr t i E w ell srafVonirerientie go Ilt ,:lthe pg
, „e now we deem It unneceasery to publish any of
the mmly cenitleatee Inez we have received. t vi.
Wilzig in the ,dry atrongest terms In its favor.
Ali that we can say is to gnat - autee that we will
Pledge ourselves to Wanda , en article MAX Minn
I; velort.rnairreD.
it has been given to little children buffering
from weakness and weak lung• with most happv
In
woe little girl, le particular. with pains
In herb ead, loss of appetite and dally wmtlog
cousemptiou. on ',human medical skill ha been
ex hausted, he. been entirely rastored. Ithe be
gan with but • teaspoonful a day. lier appetite
and strength rapidly Inettesed and she Is now
well.
3CAIIMit r Jeri.Oef l 9lll2
'- Ce ßee Bottle. Nel - Dozen
flock Si 00 9 CO
Wine Bitten 25 13 00
1 CO 9 00
dent dort ..—.
1 rs 1200
Angelica • 12 oo
Muscatel - I 25 12 a)
Beanie 2 (0 nil OD
ocnlinini
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK,
No. 65 Fourth Street,
CHARTERED IN. 1855.
Open daily from 9 to 2 o'clock, also on Wednes
day and Intraday evenings. from May let to No
vember Lt, from 7 to 9 o'clock. and from No
wanner lot to Nay 1.1. from 6 In 6 o'clock.
Deposita received of all men of not 'en than
canedollar, a dividend of the prone de
twice ayear, in June and December. In•
ternt has been declared semi-annually In June
and December emu the Bank was organised, at
the rate of all per cent. • year.
Interest, U not drawn ens, pweet to the
credit of the depoaltor as prind and bears Me
acme interest from the ant ays of Joao and
December. compound in g twice a yen wlthoot
troubling the depositor to call. or even to present
his pass book. At this rate money will double In
len than twelve Team.
Boon containhigillbe Charter, By-Laws, Boles
and itegniations, famished gratis, on application
at the once.
raisiorare—CMoll , 4llC ALBILEIL.
vim rainorJural .
John 0. Bute.. 1. M. Pollock, N.D.,
Beni. L. lf nmestock. Bohm. Both. .
Janie.rdomo,
JAL.. IIGAIIIOr. John IL Snocnberger.
•
Jason it.
U. land., Al• Ma c, deem
Luc Y. Pennock.Christian Yeager.
James D. Reny. •
Henry J. Lynch.
Peter
lenrehall A. lisdetra, ,
John
Walter P. Harrhell,
John B. Itelfadday
Jabot/re'.
Henry L. Hlnirernlt.
Wm. Z. Schmidt.
Alexander Tindle,
VueMrt.
Wm. P. Weramn. •
luxe Whittler.
O. I.IIEINUS.IIfII
rave
W m. J. Anderson.
Cs.letn Adams.
Jobe C. Illndley.
Mil r r. 8 1 114
Won= Ctrrler.
Charles A. Colton.
nu Douglas,
John irons,
Jam J. (Allegan,
Wlere t.
HHkven,
Webs"(
,
tleYe.
TSZASIMMI — CHAS
lisensrAni—JAß. B.
825 , 000 WORTH OF,
CLOTHING
=1
l%Tc t*l ,A TTY'S,
Cheap Clothing House,
Corner of Ohio Street and Diamond,
ALLEGHENY CITY,
•Rloleamlc - and -Detail.
=
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?tae Fancy Catolmere Salta
I
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Heavy English Deaver Overcoats
Cistor Deaver 0verc0at5...... .....
Cbinehltla Orer•aa4
Floe Black Cloth Frocs. Costa
Ir.:2!!==!=!!!1!111:13
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♦u WoollrenottCap, rant. and Vests. 11 00
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Also, A LARUE TOO or
Ready-Made Boy's Clothing.
CI7I3TDE WORN MADE TO ORDER ON
THE BROUTEET /NOTICE.
MEI=
TO ET F B AIDNEEIIS AND GAUDEN
NEVINS' PATENT
POTATO, PLANTER,
HOE AND DICCER,
404:3 , XLM7.P.TA.A2%PrZINI,
And Cultivator Combined!
This Implement D no longer 'an experiment.
It has been thoroughly tested.
It ..... the time and tabor of EIGHT TO TEN
MEN, dropping and covering at the same time
as fast as the hone can malt.
It does the work better, and the product DIY=
ten to Ornate per tent. greater than the usual
mode of cultivation.
In a fair yield It will dig ONE THOUSAND
BUSHELS OP POTATO/Lb IN • DA T!
FOR SALE AT
No. 83 LIBERTY STREET
'NJ - Farmers and others are invited to ea/1 and
examine this machine.lloo7 . l4K.,
DUEL., DICKINSON.
GOODS FOR THE
HOLIDAYS,
LIJENNISON'S,
X 0.21 11.1FTR i TREZT.
LACE AND EMBROIDERED HANDIETS
FANCY SCARFS,
'NORWEGIAN LEATHER SATCHELS,
FORTMONIAE.S, CIGAR CASES,
GLOVE BOXES, FANCX FANS,
LADIES COMPANIONS CARD CASES,
LACE COLLARS, LACE SETTS,
EMBROIDERED SETTS. -
LACE HANDKERCHIEFS,
HEMSTITCHED. HANDKERCHIEFS,
EMBROIDERED SLIPPERY
KID GLOVES, BUCK GLOVES.
CLOTtl' GLOVES, UNDERGARMENTS,
HITE SHIRTS, SUSPENDERS, - -
- NECK TIES, LINEN COLLARS:
EAVEK &c.
Selling Low fox Cash.
dell xi
BUSINESS MAWS
COMMERCIALCOLLECE,
Nos, 6 and S KOMI . Street.
Hai • ?impanel Cluster. •
Hook.Heeping. Penninnablp and Aritlittle
Alma unlimited $lO 00
Arithmetic and rensuanahlp per gunner
or three months
ranmenahlo. per month
/or Circulars nibpselesetua address
-N. tillAV/E.B.Ar •
r. .11eCLAI MOND&
=I
JAILED BELIIS.II,
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks,
Sheet iron Works, te.
N i 0 ,. . 2„, I:V H .B=MT, rirrenwiert,
n BEILS. LINSEED OlL : received
amt 0 ".1-/ottO IC A. HILLY t 00,
Whold4l•l* I)rlirrlsta It Werhol /yeti
OUSE AND LOT .- FOU SALE,
and W
lao 0 47114.1.:11igref
about feet fronton track of Cilreet Can, by
about 141 feat back: or tha /lowa vlett ball tha
20 13Dts. Arltr t glifiViretilved iairtr darvg:,':l74..t.l.gleti.v: ty..5
_.saa
. 11#0_ D o i 4L tiol W L:r. ti , S4 ! I Ho. 'q4 rlith street. l'lttabarytY, to
oodaXl Oritrrlt 1:4141..5014. Mt') MUM.
,C)CARKSBLIDDEB,Dutch,rec t
oeand for Ws by — AD DED
A. KELLY a
dm • Wholesale Druggists. a wood etzGat
larXiaB2 --41::PIXA11911, 417i1aFil:
SOHO OIL WORKS.
KEIIEW & CO
.A.NOVACTURIES TUT.
CELEBRATED SPEW LUBRICrin
Petroleum Lubricating Silt
Sperm, Lard and Wha-e 0115,
1111.116117, MRS OIL t Iflik GUAM
ALSO,
STANDARD WRITE BURNING OIL,
No. 33 Market Street,
YITTSBUGH, PA.
SEND FORA.OIRCULAR de7:css
IL WORKS& COXPAN
WARING & KING,
COHISSION IMAMS AND HUMID
Petroleum and Its Products,
4 /1 Ufj UES.WE WWl',
PITTSArIISIit. PA.
21111.11/ShPILIA ADDRESS:
WANING. KING & CO..
mythati 197 Walnut St.. Phila.
HENDRICK'S LUBRICATOR,
Sianufacturok by
WHITE, BROS. & CO., N. 'Fork.
E. J. ROBERTS, Agent,
•
Ho. ISt. Clair Atreet, Pittsburgh, Piu
Eno constantly on howl -
Cotton
ol1 1 4217;11, 0U. ittgr4gra tm.
Light Cold Engine Oil. /..t C.,. Oil, No. 1.
Li jg a id derew•Oo t . Dark 1.... e Mi. :gra,
WOOLDRIDGE OIL REFINLNG
E74OOULPALN"Ir.
OF PITTSBURCH. PENNA.
JOHN WATT, President.
• UPSET Y. LONG. nee's , end Trees%
WOIlliN IN TEMPI V.A.NCEIFILLE.
• peke, No. 2 Duquesne Way,
(Near anspenslon Bridge.) • -
HANDIPACTITHICES 01 PUKE WHITE
BU g,NIN G OIL
Briind—"Lnoifer."
1712:N8
EUREKA OIL WORKS,
MANOTACfOII3:III3 OT
EURLH.I CaIRBOX OIL
The Celebrated
EUGEKA .SPERM LUBRICATING OILS
Ind Wholesale Dealers lu
Crude, Refined and Lubricating Oils,
LARD. OPERM, WLILLE ANI) nstt ou,s.
No. 81 Market, St., Pittsburgh.
O. O. M,74:7 , 331.5 1 ,
Call sad examine nample. and read 55115154215/4,
50152014
BIT THE BEST.
PETROLIA BLUE LEAD,
10It OIL 1111Y11121113
Mnrinfactared on:7 and for We by
T. IL JI ErIJV $ CO..
PIONEER FAINT WORKS
N. W. Ger. 3d and Market Sts.,
oelg rlrls 011HOli. PA.
EREIVEIL lICRIIIE Ar. C 0...
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AtEENT3 808 THE -
Pacific, Globe & Liberty 011 Works.
/staple tharage for Crode and Beane d 011. Lib
eral cash advances made on ernalanmenta of
Crude or Relined lletroleutn. Yards for storage
and abipmeut of Crude 4./11 at Lawrenceville. -
Oftee an/ Warehouse. cornerof liudneane May
and Hancock street. rittsburals. n , flblatS
*l.. 1•1121.1TILLVI n.l. Ma 126.01.
EAGLE OIL WOlllO, •
Isawrcrwercri.ll4".
WICHTMAN & ANDERSON.
Refiners and Dealers in '
PETROLEUM.
oryien. Drewry 15nnnt, CONNEU HAN
CODY ST. AND DUI.DIZNNZ WAY. myNNWS
g;ttiviAllo)4
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OF YITTSBUYAVL- O
- la“. No. V rlttb
We.. Butt Moot.
bonne &pawn WI kW. V Sin gad Madan
glsta.
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JUAN LBWII4, In., President.
JOHN U McCOftti. Vice President.
C. U. 1111ktial.1.03earatarr.
Copt. WM. tieneral Allen .
.. 900
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DIADOIO2I
John Irwin. Jr. yam W. Dean.
John 1r . isouon . a. B. L. Tatmeatook.
O. U. liosay d, W. H. Sven*,
Itobert li. Iloilo.
4 4 ..Mit a toopo, Frauct.Oellere.
Charles HAT.. Goo. D. Iletirevr,
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CuMPANY.
OF PITTSBURGH, PA.
onicoon Fifth Street, Bank mock.
A 50E4 5 00
2110 l• • 11•••• C0=1;••7. lad insures antlnst
Wad YE r OrarraEll, President.
C. C. Boyuc, Vine Prest lent.
ROBERT PATRICK, Tressnres.
• MUTH 11.7.1,111LNY, BeerstarT.
7..eaaard Walter,. I (kart Wilson,
O. O. Daykh tiao. Yvan.
Hobert Patrick. J.O. Iva.
Jacob Painter, J.J.O. playa.%
Join iPt Vara,
Henry Sproul. •
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ESTERN INBVILILNCE CO,
OT PTSBURGH,
ALEXANDER NIHICIK, Prealdent.
W. P. DEERE/M. &scrotal,. -
GAM tiZORGE NELL°, Ideacrol Amt.
Moe, IR Water street. noon% keo.'m Ware
ILD stairs. PUtsbergh.
Will loam; sanlnst W =Ol of Plre and Marine
Make. A boom luslitatlonmanaged lay Dlrectors
who ars well LIMN.to the counnuulty and who
are determined by promptness and liberality.
to maintain the character which they have .-
mm. 4, u olrulna the best protoosaon b chose
who O.IIPI 110 De Insu
to red.
tacoona.
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B. Miller, Jr.
Jeenes ltennler.
Alexander lireer,
tird . le/Etrn. i.
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J,amonaa.s,
Chas. . Clarke.
Johll McCaw,.
Jatot.P. Ham.
Joseph Kletpstrick,
nail - 1p liemer.
B. 5...
SEISHICJIT. Beeretxrr.
PEOPLE'S LISUILSNCE CO.
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hr Hhatda
John mis
Waite, gtint
John Z. Parke, Charlea Arbnekle. '
Capt. J... Killer, John T. Kirkpatrick.
Wut. Van Kirk, Fk Hanson isse
Jana. D. Varner CLore,
'WM. President.
JOHN WATT. Vice Prealdon..
W. T. GABUNTAI. iseeretarr.
Jullsly Capt. JAB. tlilliOON. Gann Akt.
BINGHAM HOUSE,
ELEVENTH AND MARIE STS
This now ind elegant Bonsai. now open for the
reCeptlon or routs, with all the appointments of
aFI ST nartL.
OURLIS DAVIS,
PROPRIETOR
P=E:l
FIRST CLASS LOOKING GLASS
AND PICTURE FRAME MANUFACTORY.
J..LYONS,
so. 110 Wood St., 'Pittsburgh,
RARIAT a b Trir&Marl% rvill. d a . 2l .
WALNUT. OVALsad OQUARO
POUTItAIT and PICTUIIn Ounain
Cornice, Bands and Button.. Consols. Tripod
and Bracket Tablas of citiolsito deeltut sod
BZOILDINO exeoutad ILI the
LtlLt g It . of heatt.
DEBATE. . rto3:1011M11
GAS AND STEAD
.x. ?Irma. ix ALL ns=ulicars.
43"" e h V:r d "! ° 1 7 ‘atr i "=: l P
GAS FIXTURES, SINKS, BATH TUBS
°Wrji , in gtria CIA.MITNEnnnumr
IE3
Constantly oin bawl and made to oider.
'X'ALW2EI elb - •
No. el 9 rederalStrect..Alleibc . oy.
LAMM iaA
i~l:11 litaLleiyiZ3X 0:
BERICIN IRON WORKS,
JONES & LAUGHERS,
1 .. 2 .2 X .113 817XL1G1•23,
lIILNOTACTONXILS 07
AMERICAN AND CLAIR
Bar, Hoop, Sheet and Plate Iron
Bridge Iron;
Angleand T Iron;
Guard Iron;
Coal Screen Iron;
T na111,16 do 20 lbs. to the yard;
Train Rallexunched and collar
ter sunk
Boiler, Bridge a - td Tank Rivets
Cut icons and Spikes;
Ship and Boat Spikes;
Railroad Splices;
Railroad Fish Bars and Bolts;
Railroad Car N sceels and Axles;
Street Car Wheels and Axles; I
Coal-Pit Car Wheels and Axles;
Patent Cold Rolled Shafting;
Patent Cold Rolled Pisionllods;
Rower and Reaper Bars.
WARILHOUI3E 071 , 105.
120 Water and 15S Front St&
BILASCH EIOIME. -
Nos. 22,24 and 20 River St.,
141:015 011110A110, ILL.
UNION IRON MILLS,
NINTH WARD, lITTSBIDIGH.
TOWN"DA OP THE -man C
O AHD • O •CYCLOPS IRON CO. ITY
OrRILLI. I,I2II7PACITIZZE6 Or
IRON AND FORGINGS,
/Special attention Cron a the to mascara of
Hammered and Rolled Loeomo
' five and Car Alles,
313.XeClaiTel.Ta X3rl-4.1C3Z1P.
RAILROAD CHAIM. BPLICIj NINA, HNIDDX
/NON BOLTS. &A.;
LINIV9ANDBOLTD.I.OELM.I, OINIDDL /Dag
OCTAUONA.L HOLLOW WBOUULIT )BON
POSTS; T AND ANKLE /HON. AA.
WARZSIOUSEs
95 Water and 126 First Streets
kr Till?. WORM!, 2TIMI C ARD, nrratveg.
ATLAS WORKS,
AT Olt T 0J11" STREET.
Ninth Ward, Pittsburgh.
THOMAS N. MILLER, President.
Thefe Works are among the larref and
°motet* ef [abashment la We Wm If and are
ow pre- ared to furnish •
Engines or Every Description,
Boners, OLlTanks, •
Sheet Iron Work, • •
Railroad Casting+,
Boning Mill Castings,
Engine Castings.
Machine Castings,
General Cutlnge.
ORDERS SOLICTrED.
110:.03
pirTsztunsit STEEL WORK
AWDEUIBOW, COOK &CO.,
(BUCCEBBOBB TO JONES. BOYD AI 00..)
llumfactoron of tte best reined Cast BUIL
!Va.
ir/s1
Jork
an Corson, of
Coot Steel, Cut
Stool fol . •
Reaping and Mowing Machines.
sncrr PLOW wiwes; amuses, az
xx.a dke.•
Cast b Common Plough A; Spring Steel,
Illoo—Conn of ?Int sad Homutreets, tw•
• ...bowl cteillonoossthels
2011:417
KEYSTONE IRON WORKS.
HIITCHISOI, - iLASS & CO.,
Maantiwturen at tha diffseent dui of
Bound, Square, Flat and
Horse-Shoe Bar Iron,
Hoop and Band lion,
Boiler-Plate. Tank and
Sall-Pan Iron,
Sheet Iron, ac,, Be., &c.
Works. PITT' TOWEBBIP. on ltlonoarabela
Mar. Mee and Warthoun:
No. 146 Water St.
mom srina, WORKS.
MILLER, sin a rum,
KAlro7ACTinttall or
BEST QUALITY CAST STEEL
Warranted Zonal to any In tea Mar
ket. edtber Imported °waffle
r's:sidle Maoolneture.
OPZCIAL .airraTtOti i
PAID TO YINZ CAP?
•Ali DIE gLILL.
Mice, 38 Wood Street,
rN BT. a t e u:
•
Pzrrentln.lll. Jugs MD, WA. fele:00
=I
DUQUESNE IRON AND STEEL WORKS
HAILKELN, RIME & CO,
Iron, Nails, Springs, Axles,
PLOUGH. SPRING AHD A. B. BUHL, ea,
Zara; 77 ViTaitiaz-• Metres'
PrrrSIIIIIIGIL
.alas
OOD ADD MYTH Cl7ll
13EALIVIDWAL3
COMPANY,
11.) MAILLNIL 11.1bIUS
B. WOLF. JIL, &CO.,
Hardware& 0 utlery.
' A re '
ELALESTICIRZT
Corner Liberty and St. Clair
Inttmilzoiarglii, Par.
ersatz
MONT BLANC FOUNDRY,
Butler Street, Ninth Ward,
OrPOSITZ ONION IRON MILLE,
1C13G0P13141..
NEOM.4III.
Rolling NIB and Bridge Castings
vti) USW CM=
Orden promptly and earefolly sitcutad. .
UHARGIN SLASONA.BLIZ.
EBBERT & MACKLIND
odia2B
B O Ti L lN A MT. B .. i . jurzß agir n sitiflLL.
MORROW & 'BARNRILL,
• scurosscresssa OP _
Stem Boners, 011 Brills, Agitators,
Tata'. Salt Pans, Gasometers,
Wrought Iron Bridges,
Sheet Iron Work,
dse.,
COB. LIBERTY AND SECOND BM,
PITTSBURGH, Pd.
IMPAIRING DONE PAOMPTLY. myll4:bl
LIPPINCOTT& aIIiIIIVELL,
No.llB Water Street.
PATRMT GliaOh D.
rALTILICT TEMPER=
rArzwr
VISCULAR. 1111ratIG
ANA
.
BLACK DLLKOND
FARE, BROTHER & Co.,
• xi car Quelary =min) mar tram.
Ware, rat and Octagon, of all alga& War
s:act% equal to iteLy tmportad or manaliotarad it
Una connt.
Mos an ry d crarenonse,' An. 1111 and intim. ad '
struts. etttalcacsn• 118/1„/4
I.IZ Ili 41.01 ki; i 24 :1
FORT PITT
BOILER, STILL ED TER
wcwits.s.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
X.LTO7lCtrallia Or
TUBULAR, Douinx-rthan, TUBULAR
1111.8.130.1& CYLIND 107.STDAH BOILERS,
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS,
CHIMNEYS, B/LEECHINGAND ASH PANG,
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON
DEN SEEN
STEAM PIPES. GASOMETERS, ANDIRON
BRIDGES,
PRISON DOORS AND COAL SHUTES.
Odle. andl.l7Orts corner Second. Third.
IShort pad Liberty Streets.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
rafrOrdere gent to the above addreu Dill be
yromptir emended to. ael4:lSa
SHEFFIELD STEEL" WOlOl5.
SINGER, NECK & CO
BEST RIFLED CAST STEEL
KM SLAT MOROI 011 AtL MK
SAW PLATE S.
=LIMO A4SID 81,1111412LLIPTIO
RAILWAY SPRINGS,
Cast and German Plow Steel,
PLOW WINGIS AND YOWLS BASIL
SPRINGS, MIES LED STEEL TIRE, '
SIOLLL,SHOITEL,I3OIk_II.IEZ, PORK. TOk
CALK t i ab ir rallNZ . SY .
ac. BTKIL.
Warehouse, 83 Water Bi, Pittsegh,
selikk4
KENSINGTON IRON 'WORKS.
LLOYD & BLACK,
lVFAcioala or
Best Common, Refined Cannon]
AND
Juniata Bloom Iron.
YERAIIANT BAIL, ROUND & BQIIARE IRON
HOOP. BAND. T. and /HOLZ IRON.
ROILSB PLAIT and WIEST IRON..
ROWER
MOWIR and REAPER BARB
. .
CILLVDER ud GUARD OR FINGER IRON.
AULLL T RAILS. AO - and 1.6 IDA to tne TAM.
WROUGHT MATHS And tahRTA for sum
YLAT RAILS, ranched and Conntarranl.
COAL ACRIJAI IRON. •
NAILS and SPINES.
Warehouse, No. BB Water and No. 6 Market
eta. Works, Bound stseet, Eighth Ward. ad
jolaingiCity Gas Works. Plttsbursh. astll:l4
VMSILTVII7S I
IRON IND MIL WORKS.
LEWIS, BAILEY, DALZELL & CO.,
BAR, BOILER, SHEET
gl'Ali-N33.1 - I = LCON
NAILS AND N.AII, RODS.
Warehouse, 73 Water &90 Front at,
PA.
FORSYTH'S
- STANDARD SCALES,
Copying
Warel i nrce g +rneks,
Baggage Barrows,
Sugar RBIs, Ace
FORSYTH, TAYLOR & CO.;
se2llllolll 39 lILLIMET STREET.
ROBERT LEA,
idANIMILCI MUHL OP
STEAM BERMES AND MIMS
Freight Holsters
AND DOCTOR . ENGINES.
airCaatlaga erall deamipilons made to order
Corner of First and Ferry Illtreetsa
jaanitt PITTSBURtiII,
' PORT PITT_ FOUNDRY.
MUM laP WHIM
I I :.F.VICREI) :4 INTICEI)
Alilt ALL =PDS OP ATP OARITIPOS.
tlpoclal attention paid = to ROLLING MILL
BLAST BILLOMIZEY and IMPORTS.
azrAnis
h i, of a or t o n t d h e e o d
f b a H
pro mp la tl r y ia . l/
lOU
a n way
nwed g a t t Ma rooadry. ma
p g.g%redorc u rn D ia r a . n ,
eonntratiet
ender the anperrialon of N t¢.
anal% to tarnish NAIL ILLetillattl at ort a
• nolot
ROSEDALE STOVE WORDS.
L. PETERSON, Jr., & CO.,
Momfoot:fors lad Dealers In all Mods of
Cooking and Heating Stoves,
HOLLOW WARE, &c,
A WA Y l; Y htilt l Ml T tb ß egyZe rf er
PITTSBVHGH, PA.
WOOXO.
lIIK. W1C.111....J0HN ALL131....1•11. L. X , JI3IL
VALLEY BTOVE WOll.lOl. • •
ca:=3
ALLEN. M'KEE & CO.,
Wipe sad Warehous• ZOlTAlberty
toppapalti Smithlleld.
lianalsotnits • crest violet? of COOL PAS-.
WO Lad 111.A.TIOW lITOVSS, moue which are
the eelebrated Alloghosty Youltor Cool
00001.4 Moves; also, the Autocrat an 4 tleatlaal
tar coal or w004..C1 the soarivalett 01 sr of the
Empire. for wood:lato. .Ikreties, Grate., Soo.
den, 19onme Latin. Dog Irons and Hollow Wore
goonally. mss
UTILITY IWOI/10.
MCIRAR & SUITOR,
No. 83 Liberty St., opposite Fourth,
ll=l
CABINET BIAIIEB.S I HARDWARE.
They make noeelelty of Iron . Bedstead Sad
Pivot Censors: Poreelaln,,, Bedstead and Mot
Castors; Bedstead 'seeming.; Stops for latse•
don Tables. de. They also otanasetass &ad
have aeastantly on hands Testa bLatehee. dididd
Latehes, !Mean., Window Saab Supporter.
ArLeatVe Itooestrto Bub Button, CUM) Mat.
tar and Butt Wares. erted.stoaa Bautass,
S. /MOS. Sash Wetseta. to.. Be. ly2:elal
a. saiDeßT.-. 'LDS=
- - - • - • -
ATEA STOVE WORKS.
Cook, Parlor and Heating Stores,
rgi g , an b jq = "
goal burro
NANA,II.III.3i .eaMAW= (Woo*
Cook 4avasa Li.. tilailltaCtang,
GRATES, GRATE FRONTS, se.
Mesa sag Warshaw% earner or Ihseuad sad
d Pittsburgh. Batman au bound
Kraal. jsix:rtA
IRON CITY MILLS.
Refined, clbarixial,Juolatadk Polished
MIZICESIEEIT • ICILWAVIA.
°isms Axa NrAzza emu, O. As/KARIM er.
*MIMI
I 49
p!Ex.rarr.raxzet
I:II,OINTWCCIEEEKS.
ter:
DUQUESNE AND WEST , P .
i OEM
mil poßilzB, pirreStratil. ,
arson. all Cann of rollilaf., tltaamboat
anil., Omuta Piston god.. Levan, Pitman
Jaws and Wilms; also, Railroad Axles. Lemma.
ilea Mona and all nape wort. Tao andante
ad banal bon for mar Inn oarated la La
pompon aro prepared so 1122Z1411 altorders
Vane' to tam with promotion. aad annals.
Tynan - • , JUL r.21.111ti1l a (at
ITTMISUILGII.
pizsics&Bra., Engine Build •
MI AND ItACIEDStgI. msaufbetsrers of
Iglestek O
.s Pawn Balsam. Valves, for reams En
grtlrt .11 , tbst , R141 . ns o ri=F7d
;V, lig n o4 . Trit. w hri l a g ralsire
!Shims. P.n.s. CONNER MARZZWR
AND YARD - MELT& Pittsburgh. rs- '
- “ . " 1 " h a lad MUD. as suscblnir7 grossbay
attaNaci tea • • . NUM*
Cast Spring 131441,
ILAMITZACTIIRLICIS 01
II.X.sESCP,
A. BRADLEY & CO.
DICAL.
CONSUMPTION.
lUGH IND THE LUGS.
. .
The ensure of ellinate Incident to the season
the year are Mt, with disease of The Omat and
lungs... Web mill find an untalitnt reo.al
tO
Dr. SCTMER•S INVALUABLE ••PECTOBAL
Of RUP." sosttni 15 cants a Walla.
Dr. Ceyaer•s Pectoral STrop will core
ammoniate.
241. Dr, SPrer's Pectoral 87wwp will cure
Skean Lungs;
3d. Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrois wILI cur
Whooping Cough. -
Ch. Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will curs
Cold In the Head.
. _ .
6 tb.tDr. Keyser , . Pectoral Syrup. cure •
sit Cough In ha.f • day.
_ .
Ctn. Dr. Keyaer•aPeetoral Syrup arlll relieve
Coughs of lan( durattan.
Ttn. Or. Seyaer•e Pectoral .37009 call cure
Laryngitis. •
MI Dr. Ke7aer's Pectoral PYref) Wlo' COTO
Connat:Mon, If taken In time.
loth. Dr. Lunn, Per-Lora Syrup will care
Csta.rh.
Mb. Dr. Re}ser•a Petioral Syrup will cure
lioarscann. - •
114. h. Dr. Meg sssss Pectoral Syrup Is cold at
moat Drag Mores. and'at the Proprletor•s. 140
Woodatreet. Consulting sad Weal:mining Ogler.
120 Penn street.
CONSUMPTION
Our sOn,l.orill rancten„ . soute three store of
age was &Mimed wi th consumption of the logs
fur which he wit+ discharged from the arm.. his
wo examined by four army Op iciaus. who all
agreed that honest di. with the disease. We
brought him to Ur. Itlf.lfdEit. Im Wood etrect,
(sow 19) Pens Street,) who. after oundlog his
lungs. commenced to treat I.lw and mired him
sound and well. He is now welled has bon to
for the p et three Team. Others afticted In like
manner can Likewise he cured.
salsa Parson.
Mart Won r.ortzt.
Temperance, tile, Sept. Mb, iMd.
- PrzYginnan, December :LI
A GREAT CURL BT Da. KETYZIOSTECTO.
RAL BIOME. 1 Bra to Feeble, viwnship,
g hear egentl. / had a coegh and spitting, which
commenced about the.ith of Vebruary lat, and
continued elght,ed monAs. I employed the
best physicians In the country a my cough
continued unabated until early in October. At
that time I was advised to try your Pectoral
Cough Syrup. which I aid , and a ft er 1 had taken
one oottle, I was entirely free crow tbd coughing
and slatting. 1 bad despaired Of ever getting
well, and I think th at /t !should be known that
this valuable remedy will do for others what It
ha ' done In m y csse. JOHN C. LITTLE,
Witness—lL M. Kane. Peebles township.
A. case of her years' standing cored by Br.
11EXISL8'li PECTORAL snwe.
Pm/Isom/11. January 11, 119.
a %ft f412,31;a47. 1 fte b gi b i1f . V.714: 17 : 11
leah. which. fors...rat years huh. Sr o d .
WIT Increased In TlOlsnet. - TOO complain; by
been hereditary, sad she had bear treated he
several physicians without so m e
relief. In Ibis
ate aka...eon Iprochre4mnoe of r o
ar rgo•
TUbAL COUUB nYRUP. 1 bought the first
lime sett, cent bottle, welch reit. Ted her rely
much; 1 then called .4 got a dollar bottle.
which cured her entirely. .d shell. now no
trace of the fanner disease, except 0 . 0•0110410. 1
would also at thatl 4/04 the used mine myself
to • cold and cough.. The medicine cored me by
taking one dote. 1 exprese my entire setisfno -
Lion with the medicine. and you are at Maar to
publish tills If you desire to do so
M :
W. WILSON,
Alderman. Fifth Ward.
WHOOPING COUGH.
Below will be toned a certificate from Doctor
10. Dt rut. ona of oar most respectable Omahas.
inredard to Dr. Yellers Ombra! Syrup. The
Pectoral Syrup Is also an infallible core for eve
ry form tannish and cold to winch we ate liable.
PrITERVEOII. June D. Ifed.
Da. Kcresst-Dear Mr: I hay* fora long time
bees opposed to advertised[ patent medicines,
and It to with ratectane* LOU 1, reconinumd any
of them. Tee. conalooration. however. that I
am doing the community a service. teepees me
to ovvrsome soy objections, and to p.011c17 re
commend your femoral Byrom We bare kept
it !nom WWI* for the Lent lee ar slz yams and
basegiven Ithar coedit.. ouch so aee Prinloeml
by colds, sc.. with toe effect of alienating or
entirely artestins them. Dermas lam winter our
eldld ran wereozoosed to Um traction of whoop
leireeet P. end eech one or oar three boys was
amused with what we believed to be Mat
malady. We administered?our Byrne Menial ,
and the result wee, that the whooping cough
lasted with neither or them more than ten or
peeve days. elope others will at lout mates
vial of yom medlelg sto such cares. as we bare
foood It beneficial Team
aw MMUS, No.ll Wylie ima
ROM OR ROME.
It will be obserred that Wi havertbllabed for
- 11=1.11150 pest an agreeilsemeat of Dr.' George
=I
to reference to Trusses and other seecianical
appliances ibr the..
L and relief of hernia.
rupture. besides twice, brokenklion conditions
of the human body which are usually be.nd the
reach otakedleablon.. Dr. Keyser has ghee than
branch of the busineu great atteniton far serer•
al yews paid, and we think we are Justlked to
saylag that he somprebends It tbettutlildl. Too
eon get at his' More. libouldei Braces toe peak
bresets. Zlastie litoekimire for varicose bole;
Pale Props for the cure of Piles, and, In Wt.-
*rely • variety of moehemical appliance. Dr.
Keyser is the imeeetor ofa True for the radical
Mite Of /feral t oritaidure. ea Papal to lisPerla
ant ao enthral table La the netheq as to elicit the
adm.thatlon erne may need . then an spell'
Be las recently been In commenication with
dome of trui Mace. dad most expeibuced tram
surgeons la the United !gates. and feels satbdted ,
tilt W WON &Abate been plagued or annoyed
with 111.4tUng Ind uncomfortable tues, can
ba dememmodated by calltag at kin comsat:mg
rooms. Mo. 120 Pena street, of at bis Medicine
and Tram Depots 140 Wood Areal. Mate
bums from eight to elms A. au, and one to to.:
I)WIV__4O4/31610114:1:11NAI
,
1/venom bred rested 'cont ent to Um be
lief that skis nod Oar Measles. however tumble
mate. will weir oat of ilieliesehea, !or that no
remedy will a.7aU theifeetbig 'cure; 1n thls war
many persona bawl matted through hat • dea
n, run, who might sully have hem relieved
at the onset la sa mu) wean no 0.. .."" a " .
d ad " the W. olfretadree has ehtained Mat the
ear to too delicate on ammo to h. "Ma d * a bb
lt often expreseed,fruarmm arrrillhuterheff•
deeds have thni rentelsed deaf for the Pella
Put of a Urethan who old" hole bad g ab ".
"filmed, and to many Lae:noun eemmilelely
stand to Mei Marley. bed proper andenoma
been timely applied for. te mp Iseall7 hi Seen
ai • permed of:tin follellan keetlinone. „fie
also take mead= to remain that the teatimes!:
al maw teem swum .ctrie at kaa4. u ALL-,
g p en wherw.hpon haquiry, anyone Later:
*sled to.. satleiT then:Lulus of Its truth: •
nista alas. July* Ulm
DiAteill-t take plow. In addlntmytea
ttmauy to
o.lolollittele teeeratUr. Keyser.
mammas of deaniess. My ma had beta atelet.
.4 foe eve years with detfhess modund from
scarlet fever. AZ Uwe ha meld ant beer at en:
l" understand se msald Swans
to :Mee. ee
"Peed/. had beeeaot sta am&
fuming bud ot p her V re
ntrailco withont
amtispdreoelentr,
behent. I aied to De.
We treatment be ham entirely recovered. atm eau er
how he ae,wall aamer hadl4. •
JUIIII &VAR/MT.
ao. Smear strut, Allephenr.
To Dr. Komi 13{0 ream Mut, • Isma •
,ds
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA
at.rWiritiliT.°J lV- 19E, tree SaItAIRM
Western Penult-y*3ln Eatu„.
b .n e l tzn i tgltgmt . l . l:une lederak
-
Freeport R. I.Y.
. i gk
a ar l
Snarl:Alegi ' I atZ
Freeport N! !gal
Ai ht
.....Fteeport - ho. 1 !) , N , n.16
, t4harpo No 3,1011.6.. N
".• UrPaION Yoe 1:30 rot
i Balt
""•X..F6preta.... A.. 2:01 eat
Freeport .. -6 03 PA. ittarnab.g No a 3:no P.X
bbarpstOte NoS 6:50r.x.ipt,,,,pr, No I ado e. sr
1613arrdb
All trains ran du • ir No 6 I,66 r.N.intildneb`e No • • • "ear lt
ly -
ComenntaVon Tlelets—For sada In .P•ek6lte..
Tpanty, between alleaheny City ebestnnt
treet, Herr . . Bennett, Mae Creek: titan and
Bharpsbore•
i NLlfood:nly on Abe ...La. Step.
r4 =411 . 71 eke trte? 41 "
erand liannahatown
raj be pnrebaeadst Walken, Stare OM.. No.
351- Clair Street. nt Mr tinspenaloa Bridge, Fwd.
C a . aaaneas
flat for Ramie, except tor Valuing tip
eget, and Ilmit their reeponslblllty et,,,a
bilnettleCo DOLL.ata Tale, Alt I...Nage ea.
eeadlng tale atoonnt In valve, will he At we risk
of tee owner, .1 esa taken n 1 epeetat contract.
FOr r.rthe!WjlattitlfrirrilnrAtt.'
JCtvlt. "N.:tenni Stn et uepot.
• pENNSYLVAN
EiLLIMMO.
CEN'TRAL
DeCtrober BOt b. IBM
Train. arrive and leave the MOOR Dead, see.
ar of Washington and Liberty as. as tontine;
anniTs. DlrralsT.
I
Mail Train Ida • re pay norm*. 8 . 00 • a
rut Lase lra • re WsIT• No. 1... aaa a a
Wall's No, 1 aM • el Mall Train Sin a a
lirtnion No.i. 7:50a m Wairs Ha i 9:14 • a
Wall's No. L.. MSC • sa *Chseln'tl Its 10:11 e a
Johnstown Lc. CIO a m Wall'. Ho. 1 1190 • as
lialtimo , • Es, 103 to mi Braddock No I Map vs
phila. Zsprass 1:bolp m Ptala.tr (apt WI
Wall , ' No. L. 1:05 p m Wawa No. 4 4:50 p is
Wall.s No. t... Cal pa Wall'. Na a asa iva
Braddock Nal. MO 5 m Wall'. No. 4 10 , rap a
Wall's Ho. I 7:03p in rut Lae. 10.06 9 a
AltoonNrolla Amon Johnstown La. 1110 pa
and rinot -
Mao .... —. . . iera pm
• caly, allothers Mindayll Midertad.
The Church Tint. leave Wall's Station every
Sunday at a:I/a.m., reaehinerittsborsb at 10.
a nu Returning I Pittsbureb at 12:50p. lii..
sad arrive as WalPs Station ration p. m.
The Dahmer. isprasill orris.. with the
philauelphla Nannies at 1 00 p. ro. on Bandar,.
NcencA—ln case of lom, the Penaselvisola it.
P. Company will bold thenmelvea responalble Mr
”amonal bungs only, and for an amount not
Min
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Min . W. IL SZCKWITIT. Aiwa.
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1867: linglAil '1867.
, WAYND
IaND IYITTISBUStitI
THY PrITS HUHH H
Eit , FL, U ) WAY/.
I at et• VW= Dap., Ix
111.143..
iChleago 240 • M
10.e:sad - Mr. 100 • m
Cl. W.. Ls 3:30
Meat. , Ex. 40 p m
grip Vin Lie4p la
Mk. Es 11.:31 p m
Cl—% .. Z. s:m
Antv• W Is A11e••••.. 9m
,k " "in s ' O:a as
24. Culla NU •
Loetsdabs ..11:11 am
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p m
.14.11[1. •. IMS
am
Lestd•M ;; ;.. 10
ar s t...m auty olll.6.
F limieral 11.51 Ail
•
Train mire and lea
follow.: =AT/.
&hum .... 2.2:1 • m
Cleveland Mr.. Ma am
xrlea Ygo,.lez MX a.
CL Mgbir e :ll•l. MU lam
Mama" M.... MA a Er
Mall..
IpOpm
WOteun6Zr.. V .
rireirAtlT.am
araeladala •. IMCO • m
•• •110 m am
Rochester 131 p m
W'le N CsapelMO p m
Leetsdale.ifeM 4:50 pin
N. lir•ta •.
IMb.
N. Br' ta 11011 pm
Leetsdale '" 10M1p m
No ltaltmleme
harth. hunday. •
dee PI F. R. MMES.
pITTSBIIEKOI,
COLUMBUS & cIN
CIVINATL JLAlLBOAD.—Pan.lbtadlo Boats.—
lw wad after MONURT. Jansary_ OW. IMa.•
trens arTive and depart troat' Ulnas Do pot
_ .
LEAP; Prpranunan Xxisa. AXED%
last Lint. 2:13 a, N. 1011.3 A.' E.
:gad 7:1:1 A. E. 4:10 P. E.
DM A. E. 0•.10 P. M.
Express I;s3 P. E. 1:10 P. X.
Steubenville Accommo'n s:'/) P. IL 910 A. as.
McDonald .10 .... SXI.3 r. sin A. E.
Learn Wlttsb'n I
FeO Al
...11CCA; M. - 7='A.lai 1=r.05.
Arrive Cola b4 10160A, al, •4119. P . - O. P. Y.
Clnen•4l 310 P.M. 0.03 A. Y. AMA. E.
• lndl'olls 8:00P. M. 7:BS A. M.,745 LAS,
••Tye li•tx 11:00P. 12:M A. M. 12d10 11.
BEI A. E. 1190 Y. M. S;OS P. Y.
•. Via Vic a*:44.lx. 3:00 Texi. 3:1101.. at.
. Cabo, ... I.Th r. x. 1:1',1.
Chicago ICAO r. y. 8:00 a. X. MI hig
X. D. MUTISEREireIId
vg. oak. pg . p f t.
1 , 1 Ticket Lime.
OEM
p.ITTSBLTRGII A.ND comilew-
s'itviiismor, mazes 2e s3. near
The Ualne.lll leave the DONN, sorter of EON
sue Water streets, he f01197h3 „
. .
.patteeents:Vliteb'en
Vail to Ind fns& trntontoerst. LIP A. X. gall
I:te r. Y.
a .a
West Newton Aceolnmeins 1;15 F. SONA. .
Flies .11 , 8eesposiAmt:con , • .11:m A. see CNA.
Second • • ... WM Y. W"LOS P. N.
Itredeeee's ...I 00 Ir. X. MS T.ll
Newby Mouth Train to and
Ihrta Ww. .I.lgraft.7oll
Tor Ticket& apply to
T. B.NINO Arant.
W B. SiOWI% Md.
tx:R 1
.A . L B L O E L III . AE T IIE VALLEY RAIL.
Oa and altar PRIMLY, Fab. 15t...2017, trams
at I leave and arrive at Pittsbarat Depot, corner
Ms and Vasa mac; as follows:.
• • .
Mrs% 111stbsIsetts Aoconio-trIO writ. "1:31r. x.
KAU, to And from 11t5Wa5..7:331.34 0:11r. X.
rtzst Boos Works Arrozo.-...fra/ tow S:01 A. X.
Holton AcossomodAtlon ' • WrOs.x.' MOO K.
kronen co sad from /Islat.g.2:is r. w 1110 A. X.
Second Bodo Works A0t0m...1:307 K. 1001'. mu
MOW./ Clolrolbattslo from =id . •
oto Beds Works..
H. 11,AXK rT IX I E O: t A t .
IrY Av;f:.oll;rzi
11%ALT/MORE AND HAVANA
s a l eutrigt P ,N C a grAMl L E ... U.
Tull HAVANA AND New OEtt...A.rda. CAR.
MINE. TES UNITZD [MAILS AWL.
The Ttret-Clese eteareeblbe at Ude line will
YU er &flows. - . •
wyjareerlp-11,150 Item far New (Meas. vta
• Key West and Ravens, Teo. A. Nein
Commeader, ea WILDNESDAN. Neb. Sib..
• "CURL" 1.1.0 e tans, for- Na w Orleans and
. leyeas,Clabusbad. TLINSDAY.
February 9t.h.
haw BROWN% WHARF. TELLTI POINT.
Le *Wart F. 00 the dare ea.
aoDacad ._ . .
for f t r , rbi pussic,..haring analuyaand
ig
FMB NICII.V2S 7 IALD s CO.. arenas.
le 1112742 , 11WHAer.
.111111 of WIN/ bat thaw elate Cam.
pally mrl/1 be rerscats for tbe freight
matt bo.preeartii arm Me eine. Ito freight
rebelled not bills fibrilla signed on far at sail
.
STEAM TO 'AIM FROMALIVELt.
POOL AND QUICEDISIVIWII_ rlasx.arrin
TWICE A.WZI.R.
_Tao LI MN LINZ. selling
EVERY SATURDAY, : 7 . • ,
EVERY WEDESEAY
CIABEYIN4III. •
Tletieu aold to and from Ireland,
Kew land, lie:many and Xmas.
Apply at theooropar t 4ll.l re Warta,
• a 4.
Or. WY .
0c24:n2 Adams. - • . Onto. Plosourse.
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IMITATE DUMMIES. •
Dll. - .TOUNII,IIato
0.f1f6 Third .trot.in/a!•Nl —0001211.... of
Prlp=laeasas al* une ralleled =axes.
eleatle paal zo apes Slatorrttooai
tat diseases of tbs Urinary Owe.. Nts -tree
meet Dit te aro War illoalluaSeoussalul ear
=place. - kfir ares bope *ea sPauly Cure to
the =lite .
oar
LaeUes Teal Ituernmairocaa immur to
otlear lumrcluif oterucilosa
ea tie guy soaastrual Moe. No. I, One Doi.
fir per belle. no.; al= la four domes
far slatleto 71To
Dollarseasatl.
OOIa haussa.
X.
to 07: a 4,1 Ir. at. lel T .
mom, - Dz. T 01730 NO.
PUta.rryru. •
pgivATE DIREALSES.:
coirts SW PM* gritkr4aais xmad
watt* alirisOs of apetnis
two toloarcara..by wroth s,
sok trulnizt. AnshiAl Wealumras, sad
wear. Mammy OW isallat anus mid their
wrestles. •
Cam wintaisla sionif
011aeloirs-Its ISA. mg. I to; ea. lb ST.
•444••••• taNtar• 0 , 1%, 944.1 von.
GOOD MEWS FOR THE • AF.
PLICTID. • • • -
' ',PATIN; 11.ILDICINITI ILITe MIMI. at low
HOBIIITTLIt SUPERS bottle.
DIIATPLANTATti , t si do.
now. Mane WITTE el per boesei.
to rot . 'NW ENUBILI I , r A=..114 ;drib.
Add everyibted else IA ons . a&
nsOwira ',sue terosi.
. weer . Site. Plat. Illtront.
-
•
WLOI3IIII Roos! conamm i
Toney Brand. of Pt. Loot. Wloor,.
Ch od-ke. ssranaa b ier of: wheat Moor;
wot - -do do
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