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

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"PLC R. PifunEurz,
Banker and Broker,
118 Wood St., near corner of Filth.
deadttalons of GOVSTraderat Bondi
booed and sold on.liberal tenni.
• London and Conlanental =change sold
at lt ew 'Work rates.
Gold, Silver and Coupons bought at high
art rates, rnd Gala Drafts issued on New
York. •
TO HOLDERS OF 7-308.
Haring made special, arrangements with
chocaz.4o 4122 C7Cb.,
Our correspondents, we are prepared to convert
7- 'e Intel-20's of all. Without charge.
Vends on Hand ter DellverY
IRA B McVAY & CO
ististrameres.
cso l mpousTa EXITHITELD:STS.
ALL SIZES 7 340 BONDS
Converted Into 5-20's, 1865,
BONDa DELIVERED IMMEDIATELY.
JAS, T.. BRADY. *CO.,
B!ztnkers,
Car. Fourth & Wood'
FINANCE AND TRADE.
07/101 (Yr •w, Prevesuaan Gasarrs,
TIEZIDLY, April ID, irdl,
The Non' York stock quotations today,
as received by Mr. P. E. Mertz, wore as
folloka Gold, nut Eighty-ono bonds,
ITU: Five Twenties, 19P/, 105%; do, lOU,
Hai flee Twenties, 1E65, 108%; Ton
Forties,o4; Bevan Thirtlea,loo; do 2d and 1d
" hum, 105%; SS) Conanis, , Michigan
Souther. nallratd,.C.Gsit Cleveland a Pitts
burgh, 03%; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne it Cht.
nag% ftGi; Erie, 55; Chicago and Earth.
western, El; do Ineferred, 51; New, York
Central, 9l ;Reading, VOX.
Gold opened at 13134, and under heavy or
ders from the West to sell, sold down to
184, but afterwards closed strong at 134 X.
Bankers believe in a strong upward move.
went in gold, whether there will be . war or
not in Europe; parties who bought for a
:lee at BM% will seek an opportunity to
cover their losses,azull they milli:lad gieater
facilities Ina well supplied money market.
Foreign Exchange is dull, although arm.
Railroad stoats save declined from I to
per cent. on yesterday's quotations. The
advance from Thursday to Monday was
sufficient to tempt weak holder. to realize.
Local stocks are unchanged. Columbia
oil, educe the dividend is passed, is no lon-
• ger Inquired for. Triumph ands a row pur
chasers at current eaten. hank stocks are
eagerly bought up, though they are far
above their real value. Some Merchants
National Telegraph stock sold at 18. •
—There is considerable diviregy of opin
ion as to the probable Issue of the delicate
relations between Prussia and Prance; the
Pruhabilltiee, - however, are generally con.
eidered suMelently threatening to warrant
all the advance in the premium that has.
*occurred; and until matters wear a more
pacific aspect it would seem that no mate
slat decline in the price may be anticipated.
. • The autotreasnry continues its daily sales
of Odd to about the usual extent, showing
no. disposition - to interfere with the, Alvan.'
miens growing out of foreign affairs. The
Treasury °Oleo is still fanding 7405. The
Public debt schedule at the close of the Dreg
ent month will probably show froni
oeu to #0.000,000 reduction in the 7-30 issue
from the previous statement
—The New York Tribune says The banks
of the Atlantic cities are in no condition
to foster spoonlatlon, or to advance money
upon new enterprises, and borrowers can
not ho too careful. These institutions are
now expanded duly, "and, as a mar." oper
ating outside the spirit of the National
Banking law. What they call "messes"
are investments which they could not real
ize upon in any event. Many of the old
bankeof this city make et/den:mute which
will bear examination and carry them
through any erisis,• brit It is equally tree there is along list of "young and en
terprising concerns" which, under the con
traction policy of the Treasury, are liable
at any moment to be thrown into Otter con
fusion.
—The decline of cotton in the - foreign
market., together with the dull trade at
home. are having a depressing influence on
dry goods. Prices of all but the leading
styles are weak, and the market still
points to lower figures, though the jobbing
bosses continue fairly active.' We see it
stated that. several leading houses at New
Tort are retailing foreign goods at prices
below the actual cost of transportion
-The Baltimore and Ohm Railroad Com
pany has declared a semganntuti dividend
of four percent. on the 'stock of the Main
Stem, payable on the 30th inst. Also, a
dividend of Ilve per cent. on the Washing
ton Branch, Parable on the IGth of April.
free of United States tax.
II
Osman oy rag Pirrserrimig Gagarrs,
Tossnar. April 16, DAL
The produce markets were moderately
active to-day, though there is still plenty
room for ImProvement. The fact that some
Of our rolling ,mills have started up, and
the lockout Is regarded es being at an end,
will no doubt stimulate trade considerably
within a short time; money will not bd so
tight, collections easier, and a largo num
ber of men will again find employment.
GRAlN—Rothing doing In Wheat. Corn
le in demand and firm but unchanged; sale
of 75 bush Ear, on wharf„at 61; 1 car load
fihefiett .51.61,00. and 600 bush Ear, to ar
rive, at $l. Oats steady ' but. unchanged;
bale of 56 sacks, on wharf, it 06—small sal.
in store, at 00.1070. Rye Is In demand at
61,10, and bet little offering. 700 movement
Ia Earley.
•
FLOUR—Is dna,' with a Moiety local de.
:nand but unchanged. We quote at $l6 to
SIIX for goal to choke Spring Wheat; $l5
to $l6 for Winter Wheat; and 418 to lii for
fancy St. Louts brand. Ilya Flours now
Q uoted at tot_p to $2,30 per bbl.
PIIOVIISION.S Bacon -Is steady and
nactaaziged Lat : 9 X •to • 10 for ahotdders;
11% to 12 for Itlbued• Sides; 12.11 to 18 - for
Clear Sides; I 8 to 16 for Plate .2 dor Cured,
and lOU to 17 for Canraagel Slams. Dried
Beef. 9, Lard, 13- to I3X, and Mesa Pork,
SEEDS—Cloverseed 'is selling in small
lots at. 113,60 to all. Timothy bead is gulot
and. unchanged at V,90 to .3. rlitzseeri Is
In steady demand at *3.
BUTTER—Thu arrivals of fresh Roll But
ter =Min nglarge, and. with a supply sumo.
what In eases' of the domand, prices are
barely austalued, we quote prime trash
Ilan at 93 to SS.
EGGS—In I= demand with regular sales
111 23 to 24e., .
- _
ASHES—Pearls active and scarce; sales of
S toes at 140; also, IS tons common Soda Ash
at Side. •
POTATOES—In better supply but as
there is a conttnued fair demand, prices, as
913,1 are maintained—el per bushel for
prime Peach Blows, 111 stare. Salo of I car
GREEN AYPLES—Lese active and maim'
the billtionce of larger rtaielpte, Die markot
Dashed. eaaler, though prices as yet, aro
um:lmaged—tato 46 per
DAY—le quiet sod unchanged—a small
lot of river nay *old on wind( at VI„ Prime
baled may be quoted at ED to $26.
DRIED YlLLlty—ca a u nuaa nu, but un•
ebanned—encall sales at in for. Apples, and
14 to 18for rate/lea
PIG LEAD—SaIe of at /ok. • .
isiE,—Qoonxt at IR per eta.
.0.11.--xo. Ler; Pue; N0.3.,11.1" . .
PITTERIIRSOUPETROLZEWILSEIRET
Orytez crs ri>t Prrreavilea
Tu.sDAT, April 10, Ism
CRUDE-The market was a little more
active today, .And, if anything, a elude
stronger, though prices are without quota
ble change. We can report sato of 700
bbla, on spat, at Icy 2000 to be delivered be.
tween the ZVI of April and the later/elle,
at 70, which .was subsequently resold at
730;1030 bbls for Juno . Aelivery, at 734 e;
EAR bbis to be delivered any time daring
the year 1407, buyer's option, at 01ic-sold
on Monday evening. The arrivals continuo
large, running close on to 00,000 bbls during
yesterday and today, yet, In the face of
this the market holds up. remarkably well;
prices beteg higher tban they were anv
one week since, and there seems Lobe a des
mend for all the oh that Wren. •
REFINED-There was nOt a single opera.
taw tereended and Men at least we hall
none reported, while the market Is ap.
parently a little 0511, . Prices have . under
gone no material change. Snot oil, in -the
absence of sales, may be quoted at VS for
prime light straw to White, and 27 to 2734
for atandard melte. The Philadelphia
market is reported- very quiet and con.
there being but little Inquiry either for
present or Suture delivery. Free ell Is quiet
. and unchanged at 40 to 42.
ARRIVAIO-Theibilowing arrivals of Oil
wore reported to-dat: ,
D. E. Edgerton.. =0 Lichee. a Frew . MOO
Fishers 8r0..... 2017 Jas Wilke:el-1. IMO
imgatrgar • 700 Warden* B 3300
hiawhiculep a CO 030) D. Badmen 2400
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C. IT. Denight.. - 4.5 01 WuiStewart.'... IR/
TOI4II.
AIGT
JAMES DALZELL & SON,
69 and 70 Water Street,
LARD 011, MANUFACTURERS,
♦nd Beaten CRUDZ, LLIIIIIICATING and
CARBON
. .
We warrant oor No.l Lard Olt anal to the
beet Clef:lanai, or other brands. ad propose
to Bell as low as Clinelnatt or Chicago rate•.
Oar N 0.2 Lard MI as a Lubricator cannot be
excelled.
Linea ' erect Lubricating
and standard brand'
Of Carbon constantly on band.
Merchants and manufacturers will fad It M
their Interest to giro us • cad wore orderlng
Lard 011 from the West. f."""
ALILEGUENY UATIME MARKET
orrica OF rut rITMILIROF GAZIMFK,
TOCADAT, April 1 6 , UZI S
esx.rts...
The market was a Very deli 0. 4 0 this
' week, notwithstanding the 'supply on mile
'was comparatively light, reach lug only
about five hundred head. There were but
few foreign buyers in attendance. and the
butchers, generally, for some reason or
other, bought sparingly, nottvithatandlng
the quali t y . of the cattle was better than
usual. So far as prices are concerned,there
has been ne. material change, compared
With last week. Prime to extra fat cattle
sold at from 814 to sq, g6e6a; good at 8 to
814, and medium at 7 to 714 Stock cattle
were in fair demand and steady. with sales
to a fair extent. at hl4 to 614, according to
quality isndcondltion.
• sun?.
Tho supply of Sheep was also light tins
week, but es tho demand was =alum lim
ited, prices have undergone nochunge,com,
pared with last week. We continuo to
quote prime to extra fat Sheep at 8 to 8%,
gross—Pt m. Garvin sold a drove of pretty
good wooled sheep at B;4—averaged lel
pounds.
• •
The market for this class of stock credit,•
nos dolt and neglected, though prices at
those yards have anderaone no essential
change. Emerick a Co. report having to
talled 100 head at VA' to 0;4. gross. (In Noir
Torkalogs have "decanta to a! , 5017,4, and
very dull.
liViOliSiD SALIN Or OWISLIL
Glace & Lafferty sold 31 head of gond lilt
nob, steers at N to NW Maid ofatock steers,
at sto 61.4"; and 1s head of mixed Ohio cattle
at 5 to . Blackstock & ilaslewood gold
5l head of llllnOls.cattle at 7, , 4 to H. J. U.
Dolon. 37 head at 71,' to 911. Marko & 'Traur
man,ll3 at iff,4 to 9. Verner lc Hartman, 17
at ato e 1,70: Merrick .t Doml, 45; •ff robs &
llaua 63;L: Bothchgns, V; Carr d . . MeAllls.
ter, 30; atoO, some other small lots, the par
ticulars of which we did not learn.
• New_ York Financial Matters.
Telegraph to the Plttabergh ties. te.l
New Yon., April 16.—Tbe money market
Is very easy, at 566 on Call. Primo
Conuts current, at 7E47;4 per cent. The
failure of an old anti eminent cotton house
was announced today. The liabilities are
heavy {pd are understood to fell chiefly on
New Orleans. Gold was heavy and lower
In the forenoon, but closed flew. Loaus
were made from flat to - 332 premium.
Sterling closed weak, and some large
amounts sold below quotation. Govern
ments lees active but steady.. Coupons;
S.Bra of 'O2, leONBICoN• ' do of 'O, new issue,
10714•, JO 40's, 5.1.4a.N. The railway market
opened lower, Erlo falling to 54%,
followed
Wm. Heath A Co. report the following
I by the balance of the list. At the first open
board and Stock Exchange there was a
slight advance, and after the regular call
Pricer' went uP h4l%s per cent. This Im
provement was uusustal.ned,and before the
1 o'clock hoard, market all down to MI e low.
est point of the day. Market firmer at that
board, but subsequently lower. New York
Central taking the lead and falling to 96.4. i.
At the second board prices unproved again,
and remain.' steady at - the last open
board. The closing rates were lower, and
Lae market cloied berm'.
prices 5... n) P. M.—hole, 13t4; Ohio certi
ficates =41•414; Canton,4l(4t44l; Cumber
landu4.o.,3!,444AQulekilver..N346l:lo; Mart
p_ose, 7 415; preferred. B13:4421; Western
Union Telegraph, 30!'@3015; New York Celt.
tralEallway,97ll4l7,l4; Erie. 5 .33.4453; Bead.
leg, lONAga,44; fdlenigart Southern,Gl34o
G7.1f4; Pitts burgh, 6.5%8;43%. Ruck 'snd,
415[4; North Western, 314132%; prefered 5 , 44
4459%; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 4t Chlcago,
9/340 . 4. Border State bonds dull and low
er. Missouri, 93% for new; Tennessee, 0.%
CON for old; Virginia, 62(463 for now; North
Carolina, 4 , ;'41/47. Steamship/ shares lan
Eir=ureoweisg t h e
close. a,14%1L-rlZ.sfifil
stocks quiet and steady. Biala • sbare g a low
er; Gregory, MEM. Cory on, 494010;
Quarts still, 335; Columbia, 32. . e Theprices
of mining stocks Ind in ten, this
day
of
Canada,lso; Copper Falls. 22; Frank
lin, 3334; Hancock, 4; Races, 9.
• Ness York PX0411130
(By Telegraph to too Pittsburgh tlarqtte.i
New Youir.dpril EL—Conde less active
and encluinged; sale* 1,401 bales uplands at
1:71.021. e.. Flour 1111 U; COLIMA. 50itle lower;
rectup to of 3,45 a bblar Wes 4,500 bids super.
fine State and westeru at $10,1.5(1)11,25 , and
extra western at .11,50013,00; choice $1.3,1001
14,70; shipping bmndiround hoop Ohio $12,.
2501543; trade oranda 513,400/14,73; closing
quiet; Cantonal. unchanged; sales Ku bbl,.
Whisky quiet and unchanged. Wheat d ull
and spring nominally easier; sales 50.100
basil No .1111warik. at 5;0; cornmeal
white Canada .3.5.1; no receipt% Bye dull
and lower; sales 6,0 X, bush western at S,Serp
1 44 d. l in k' Xiid d o o t il tib s o ol urpr:vious b prici. ‘ yritrt
Bar
ley Malt dull. Corn. Jess active and un
charsite..; receipts 46,000 bush; mixed west_ I
ern 111...601.30 in storer new yellow South
cm afloat .41,31. Oats dull; receipts of 600
bush; sales 46,000 bush; western 93e94c; State
76®00c. Rye steady. Coffee unchanged,
Sugar steady; -Cabs 1045110i4e. Molasses
steady; sales' Obis Cuba at 45(dMe. Hops
334 C xi. Petroleum quiet and steady; crude
leo; refined In bond 27e. Pork heavy; sales !
1,500 bbis new UMss
g? 2,60; old mess E11er4 . 2,12; prime 514®1(25;
prime mess V 1,736120.; also 5,1500 bbl new
mess at .22,67Q23.12, buyers' and sellers' op.
Mon, for April and May. Beef steady and
unchanged,- sales OM tierces prime mess at
Beef Rams firm and' unchanged. Ba
con dell; Itales^.Bo boxes at 10,4 c for Cumber.
land cut. 11lic for short ribbed, and Ole for
bellies.' Cut Meats heavy and lower; sales
arrr packages at 0).;65;10 for shoulders, and
101 1 3 35 ew so
ha msm..a lL lots
d a u t 1 ll 3; i s n al i e Z s
‘7c3.0 bola
But.
ter unchanged. Cheese 124110 c.
Laren,. r.x.—Flour dull and declining
for common, and quiet and steady for me
dium and good. Wheat doll and drooping
for spring, nod firm for winter; No.2spring,
$2,56.00-,63;
boys 1 spring, V,764/2,00; winter
red land &mbar, S3,ZZ; 010 ter western, 53,we
3.29. Barley dull and drooping. Corn dull;
$1,49 in store,
and 111,31 afloat .for spring
mixed western. Oats (lull at 724174 e for
western. Pork dull, with a declLuing ten
dency-, new meas. , *".2,&2!.j rash, and $22,6S
regular; buyets at *22,10 cash. and V2,ki%
regular. Beef. steady and In moderate In
quiry. Meats dull and prices tending
In favor of buyers. Bacon quilt; 11/t4c for
Cumberland middles. Lard dull and hitavy;
12taj13e for fair to prime steam, and 1:4
/.3j.,c for kettle rendered.
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[By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Elamite
Clammier:, 16.—Flour is unchanged
and the higher grades aro held firmly at
$13016 for trade brands, and IlGtli6 (or
fancy. There is notenough of Wheat offer.
leg to make &market; Az was offered for
small lots of No.l Winter Bed, which lace.
peeted , to arrive about the close 'of the
week. Corn Is dull and prices are nominal;
nothing done of Importance,• It was offered
at• 849990, for sacked. Oats have advanced
to 90c ha bulk; no chipping demand for them.
Bye in quiet at MA. is unchanged.
Cotton is halo a ohmic firmer, but there Is
no demand; middling 2369.9 c, with email
mass to sphinere. Whiskey Is dull at
In hoed, with sales of lie barrels Bourbon,
at $2,70 Mr Kentucky, and .1,40 for Ohlo, In
bond.. Mess Pork la dell and prices are de.
dining, wits-small sales at 022,73. Bulk
meets are dull; country sold at 7%, atff,le;
city Is held at 84910 c; hams. Le, but these
rates are nominal. Bacon dull at 9, 11, and
12e, and there warn not enough done to es
tablish quotations. Lard was In demand at
14340 with sales of SOO tierces; 11 le mostly
hold at 12),ic. Butter is dull at 7.1(g.n0 for
Central Ohio, and 306. Tie for Wcetern
nerve. Cheese 1s dull at 16617 c. Linseed
011,.0.1,41(91,45. Clover seed is In fair de
mand at $l2; Timothy, 13,4003,30; ri.x. 9 3 , 59
(93,60. Sugar steady, at .1V46j15e for raw,
and 13(916e for refined. Coifed la droDping
and closed at 23d 31e for fair to prime filo.
Molaseas is firmer, Sorghum has advanced
LO 5.5663 C. according to quality, No. 103 c,
and the demand wan light, and the stook le
neatly exhausted, Petroleum is steady at
111,V1, buying, and g. r es, t lle c h l aTe d e
is scarce and.flrm. he money market M
essy at 9(910 per cent.
I=l=2l
,
M (J
By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh uane.]
Cmcaao, April 16.--Ylour ateitly; Spring
extras IIIQH. 260.2 Spring Wheat opened
at kL3742,2754, advanced to 1112,4002,41, and
closed firm at $2,2201,40; nothing do lrregular;ne In
o. I. Corn closes unseled and ea rly tales of No. I at • 2 tt 1,0101,02. Wooing at
11,0201,03; gales; of No. Ii at 90(2210. Onto
ononed at 1371257,-(c, receded to Mend closed
didl at bslAc for ho. 2. Bye firm; No.l *1,41
1, 43 ; No. 2 21,32, Barley neglected; nomi
nal at SS/390c on t h e track. Provisions ;lull
and-heavy; Meaa Pork nominal at 4pr,um
D. 7.5. Dry salted Dame Ilc for loam.' Lard
inactivo at /2013 e. Hogs dull at 0,121,;(p
?AO for common to good smooth.
Drg Goode Trade. •
CQy TelOgrap't to the Pittsburgh Ussetteq
NalrYotte;noril In—Dry Goode lack ant
=anon for medium. and Inferior • stylea
Cotton fabrics are weak. Tho atanderd
rAttriln I tf 'I V and
at tail
'gainers,'"
left ult.ol4ran't plicca cle ag d Ila n at toe.
Standard brown en et' favorite bread.
—l lrm at
In,
Bectud: are more plontr•
tbartaln atClea half cut, axe lower; such an
LaWreaeo C Putnam 4-4
do Lo ell
wellined to 1430.
Lawrence
Cella at in!..c. Lol prints are
Lowy. wn te MO, and kumulteaus Datchesa IS
n Sprague's dulaues sold at 'IX.
r • • Louisville Iltooket.
(Ur Telegraph to the ghtebetst, thee tte.l
Legitimise, Argil M.—gales of eM hbde.
tobacco nt SIUCLICM; common plugs, sf lot
ti
'selecons, Itht, Mou e — sulmellne, Sletfrol
.11. Z. Wheat nominal. Corn—ear and bole
glijeSet shelled, Segtelo. flats Waage. F ork,
C.l. Mwon—eboolders, Ilt; oleos dd.,.
121 M. Lard dull; tierces, le llaw
f ro , as inAlip - bend, 126.Saara• COL".
tun-low - middling, Zo.
Baltimore illarket.
By Selegrapb to the Blttsburgh Gizette.3
Piniaornrine, April la—Flour firm and
unnuaneeil. Wheat firm, with no sales.
Corn; shies of 11,000 bushels white at 111.2%
cho oei h 1,12; and LOCO broarele yellow at
411.1761.50. Oaten sales of I,lou bushels at in
frsa Codes arm. Provisions steady. an
ger, fair to good, ranolog. Maw.
ki =banged. Clover aped 6/V1.,74,
PITTSBURGH ROPE WORKS.
MARSHALL, FUltiON 8 80LL11145,
Only lihnufactorers to the Wert of
HEAVY CORDAGE,
noltable for !Kamm and Coal Beau.
HAWN= LAID OIL WELL ROPE.
Tarred Ropes for Coal Railroads,
HEMP OAKUM AND PACKING,.
CAULKING COTTON, &a, ote.
Wertheim...4.ll4 end 115 Water Street,
Neat Monongahela House.
dolUrks .
St. Louts ilarliet.
lily Telegraph to the rittsbargb Gazette.)
Sr. Loom, April LG.—Tobacco buoyant, at
:411'.! for common and factory leaf; .41/ l 5 (or
dllers; 120 , 113 for wruppere, and ig/tgte for
good and llnu' leaf. Cotton very dull and
nothing doing. Flour unchanged and the
demand limited. Wheat firm and high
er; sales :ion Suring $2,9 3 42.8.5; prime fall
8 3 ,5 0 (23,60z choice, a:1,70i.e,1,7.1 , . Corn firm at
siAstoi,l44. Oats dull and lower, at itiadl.
Room hotter demand nt 41,17 , ,,A1,03. Bar
ley dull at $1,23 for prime spring. Provis
ions vary quiet and unchanged. Lard but
little doing, at 1201 a for prima kettlo.
Whlakey,nomlnal at . 11(k2.1 free, and 25, In
bond.
Mem Orlean. Market.
1131 Te!egreph to the rttisburgh liazette.]
'New °stases. April 16,—(:attar( onchang.
ed and steady; sale. of 2450 halos low mid
dlings at 'N. The receipts wore 4,818 bales;
exports, 5,270 bales: Sugar more active;
Prime. 13c; Minion, 1361 Cc Mr Cuba. alotaa:.
see. tsasr.c. Flour firm and unchanged
at 41.190. Corn dull at 41 27q4:41 33. Oats dull
aMI drooping. Bowe (lull anti anchangal,
Pork nominal $1 35. Cold, 1:11 , '• itterlieg.
Itiyll.l7. Now Tork Sight .E2Change
premium,
Budalo Market
CRY Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.) .
Berraxo, April 16.—Flour steady;' sales
bbls spring at 112,50; double extra white
quoted at 115,50016,52. Wheat; good milling
demand—buyers holding off tor lower pri
ces; quotations nominal. Corn doll and de
clining; It ears new Toledo sold early at
11,10, mud later at 11,01 on State Lino track.
Oat., dull; talon 2.00 u bush No 1 western at
620 In store. Burley nominrl at 11,23 for
Canada. Other articles unchanged hail
Quiet
• Philadelphia Markel.
illy Telegraph to tee rlttaburalk llaw.stts.]
Palltanstruls, Apra 16.—Flour dull ;
salei Northwestern extra at. 614,65; extra
BMW. 615,00, Wheat stem; sales red Fenn
.Ylrallia at 43.37%; California rod, 43,40. Rye
steady at 111,67. Corn higood demand; sales
12,0110 bus. yellow at 31,21.% oats dull at 76r.
Provisions steady. Sugar steady; sales Akl
Havana at lelf,c. Whiskey; sales contraband
at $1,5041,an.
dectuptela Markel.
(By Telegraph to the Pittsourgh Gazette.]
Idgernia, April l6.—Cotton newly and un
changed; receipt/, 9/ bales. Corn doll and
weak, at 111,14011.20. Onto firm and unchang
ed. Ilav atrielsrottlelsftiXi. Flour quiet and
firm, •at f7,segelo for auperlinc. ' Pork un
changed. Bacon; clear Cities, at sugar
cured hams, at lergl7c. Bulk llleata; • round
lota, at
Cambridge Cattle Market.
thy Telegra:b to the Phial:omen Gazette.
Catenatoos, Mass.. Jr.,-11 ip,—ikot Cattle;
receipts of .176 head, but fear of,whicb are
above oe ordinary quality; extra sold 313,50
Q 14,00; drat quality 111,1,54t013,00; second goal.
ity thlnl quality 49.54010,50. Sheen
and Lambe; reeelpia of 2.6Z1 head; market
unchanged; sales at ee010:
Man Francisco Market. -
(sr Telegraph to the PI tuba rah ti ate tteo
SAW fluricraco, April 15.—Soles Of Choice
Easter:a Butter at 320. Flour firm and ad
vauced placed aboard at $7.0007.15.
Wheat very firm; holders sating 1r4151a`145.
Legal Tenders. 714.
Toledo Markel.
(nr Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Casette.l
Town., Oprll 16.—TIonr quiet. 'Wheat
unchanged; Sales of amber Michigan, at
13,10e0,1(04.% Corn leas active and about le
lower. at 91' , Alitifor now lie. I. Oats to low.
•er, sales el!4e.
itillwesakeeMarket.
(IV Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Uszette.l
3.l.n.waulac, April IC.—Flour dulL Wheat
eloped firm at $43 , 0232. for No. 2; aLT2 No. 3,
I relented. Oats firm at GUiSOS fur No. 1.
Corn dull at $1,07 for No. 1.
lIIPOete Ht RAILROAD.
CLZYZLAID SOD 1/TISIIIIBOII RAILROAD,
Apr 11.16.-100 bides, U 11 A.ndernon; 3 cars
iron ore, Shoenherger .1 Blair; 30 bra can.
dies, II C d.l U Sawyer; 25 bundles spokes,
Hans d Bre; 131 pLtgs link, Shomaker
Lang; 2 cats potatoes, IJ 11 Pike; 1 do lum
ber,. A 110.1outtigto; 1 gar corn, Culp A Shop.
ant; 110 do, A J Baylms: CI handlca c hairs.
Dattler, Close ca;PJ dodo, Bedford. Chair
Co; 10 Uhl. apples, 24 hos cheese, Volgt
co; 55 tads oil, Waring A King; II sks seed,
Wm Blnghatms pkgs prmluce, .1 Ilerbert;
4 bids eggs, II Kiddie; 5 Mlle apple., J . S
Newmyer A co; 44 pkgs produce, Ir angordor
.1 Shepard; It; his cheese, e;raila Reiter; 1
bbis eggs, Shale. Son A cot 21 colls rope, 11
Ilsight; 4 Skin eggs. Sturgeon A Bro; 3 sacks
llry apples, do seed, J Kirkpatrick A llro;
21 Shag, 14 to, sugar, Chas Aliwick A co; 7.4
Pkg." pickles, Iltinball A Uegraw; 15 bhls
syrup, 20 hags coffee, J U Dray:h.:lU sacks
millieed, Jae; 1.; !can ; 3 pkgs tea, J
Prrrearraou,rowrWarra &Caroacio It. IL
April 16.-7 care metal, :Umiak & co; 7baks
timothy reed, le LW, apples, 1 car hay, 10
bbl. eggs, L II Volgt& co,- 17 tubs butter, 3
bile apples, 1 car barley, tiralt & Roller; 6
aka eloverseed, Kirkpatrick & Herron; 170
nig bids, Jas Wilklus•, 2 cara brick. lifer
A Glover; 5 beds fl our; 8 8 Marvin; hbla
saull, Kirkpatrick A lire; tear Boer and
feed, J M Vouch & 8011; 2 earn mats!, Bryan
& Laughey; 1 car lumber, Hitchcock, 31c.
Croon A CO; 4 . 2 bids apples,ll pkgs SUOLItiCaI,
U Huber; 1 car wheat, J S Liggett & co.
VISTSBUSOU.COLITZBUS a CIVOMBIATI H. It.
ca r c
Apil IU-132
IL 1)14s apes 1
1,11 Yowl.
corn,Knox A 10 0 0 ; car potato. 40
irks oats, J B Meaner:l4e pkgs Ilsh, E ,
ea.
kleum; 73 bbls apples, 30 kga lard, 11 barrels
oaks, 3 pkgs butter, Adair, Miller& Frarey;
19 eke barley, 7 bbis apples, Mclienry
Hood: 1M eke potatoes. 11,b1 eggs, Elair a
Woods; 16. km barley. H. H. tialwarr; 16 aks
potatoes, 31 Moreland ; 59 Ude upplea, owner;
Ito bids flour, J. Greer; 1 bbl eggs, McElroy,
Dickson & co. •
Aramoirsarr !Prevost. April 16— 100 bary
rely potatoes,' Kennedy & Lathrop; 1 car
shingles; Ru d olph & co; 5 cars wheat, Ken
-nedy & Bin; 3 bits & A Carson; cars
Iron, Superior Iron Co; 47 sirs outs, lot cons.
McKee & co; 157 eke miter= bush corn, S CI
Mollastern 1 ear lumber, 13 CrinlullOgS;
Doe butter, 3 bids esrks, 11 1r Beckett..
ALLZOIIEST %%fume ISAILEOAD , Apnl V.
, 3 cars clay, e M /iler & co; 1 car iron, Afar.
tin, Brit:kelt & co; 1 car oil, L W Wi1c0:467
sks oats, Adams & Austin; 3 . boo eggs, J D
Dravo; 12 pkgs rugs, McCullough. Smith &
co:1 bids tallow,l do egg., J Dodd. • ,
l'irriamann AZir. CONBIBLIAVILLII R. 11.
April 15.-15 rolls loather, W Wettach; 1 car
sand, Plunkett. & co: 1 do do, McCully .1 co;
bble- sonthorti, Smith, Johnston & cotW
buts cement, Jus Collins; 1 bld ottani. , la
Lippincott.
1:4 4 atin:fitil 4:1
1867. J 867.
PITTHIIVIIDEI AND ST. LOUIS
Peacas.et .T -.1.13.c0.
VrArgla w th.rollowirlef i tall . doiellceni:
YZILA 'lefin, Ai Atiollt NATI%
WAUA NITA,- NEW YORK,
!MAMMA. Vol.LlllllllA.
niLVILIC LAKE N0. , 1, IflronTEn.
KA en PUTNAM, KATE Ito 11/NnON,
YußY_Tolyr/ NII.V1:110LOUD tiu.2.
Br"..".Evzunom, . tiLASUOW
MINIM!, t5ll/011lli. ,
•
IthIELIA MIL '
EM
One of the above boats will leave for at. tools
and all Intermediate ports en each WICDNEH.
DAY and HATlllttrAlf. at 6 o'cloca r. a.
Freight
on e t he
reeel p. 4 tbrouah to all
dein. on the Upper' Mississippi. M.o. •nd
Musson ri rivers by the Northern Line Packet
Co., Illinola Boer Packet Co. and Illseourt
diver boats.
L itir b r u r,MCX" . . , F . OLLINOWOOLL nAItBE.I3
Capt. 11/1WIE . S11(/RIA2f, Superintendent.
N 0.., Water street, lop stairs.)
F°RQtriNCIF. KEO.Sagr eu g
MIK,. DUBUQU AND tiT.
PALTL,ThoItcp.—T E.
ho Lac itelliaer
43)1.U.1181A ' Capt. 811141),
will leave for allOye and Intermediate ports, or
TiIUBSIDLY, lath lost., at 4 p. m. '
Fur Irxlpht or puellee 41.p1y 0., board or to
SLACK, CULLOM WOW. 4 A ite .,..
apt 8A14:46,4 it 1:01.1.1Net I
INDEPENDENT PACK..
.aIIST YU Sr. LOUIS. DUBUQUE
AND BT. PAUL.—The line steamer
I lIPUISTIGII expvt. Joni( Nose,
{VIII leave as e.bove a ISATU/IDAY, Apvi
Vi UI luso Into (releht and passengers for
Vils•Outi river. For 'veleta or pashvge apply On
board or to
I FLACK & guLcirrowoon,
•
Fort DIEJIIPIIIS AlVDsaMt .
NEW tCCLEANS.—The• Sae
ORsenirsr steamer
•
. . . -
AMEII.IOA
Cant. GOLDINo;
Will leave for the &bore and Intermediate porta
on SATIMIIIaY, the 2;th lust:, at 4
gr,"'VtiVNIVEEMPOWirig..
---
INDEPENDENT PACK,
as ET...FORM LIMB AND M
BOHM RlYElt..—The splendid new passenger
steamer
GLENDALN Cant. dons N. Hans,
Will leave for Mosby's and intormedlato porta
on THIS Dar. at 4 o'cismk
Yoe freight or puskaa ono!, on board or
JAMES CULLUM Spent.
PACKET BETWEEN
BURb LI AND CINCINIiATI.-2212 111”/ and
solandld side-wheel Was , .
EZRA PORTER. rata. PORTE*.
V(11112222 ED',burgh on SATURDAY, April
tO
at 12 .14, ?or Zrelelt or passagepassage apply
Or
C.
COLLI MOVIES,b orli
JAN. ,
Agens
REGULAR WEERLEr ai mg —
U I NV IN NATI PACKET.
LEAVING EVERY WEGNENDAY AT 12 M.
Anaces and commoolona
AntiudY Cot. Lxotze ItAxpsaturr,
W. it. emit, Clerk.
for rracht or pauses apply on board or to
JAREN t,GLLI Nu, I . ..•
fell CHAS. BAIINES I ..6"...
Whole-
StI I !? U Maur. i nnatt.,
Plttaiburcl. P.
•
ly&Liu DICKEY &CO,, Whole
tenet ~trwnt__ "2pltcl,..--ebEeMs..rmittrinda?'&4l
ia.7 ipT.Vicet
2,4leiaitarrt,a..,lll:4=o"
RIEIKEt. NEWEL
The river was about at a stand, appar
ently, last evening, with eight and a half
feet the channel .by the Allegheny
marks. A telegram from 011 City , reported
heavy rains, and the Allegheny rteing,with
eve feet six inches in the channel. The
weather yesterday wax cloudy, with fre
quent showers of rain, and every indica
tion that It will continuo for some time.
• Tho Argosy got in from Cincinnati about
ono o'clock yesterday, with an excellent
trip, having amongothor Items a cons ider
able amount of cotton. She leaves today
as usual, ut noon. and she will doubtless
have a goal' trip out. Captain-Vandergrift
and clock Scott, are progressive steamboat
mon, and know bow to cond net business in
a packet trade.
The Glasgow, from St. Louis, arrived last
evening, and the Kate Robinson, from the
same point, is among the drat boats due.
The Kate has been abscutmme thine,having
made a trip to New Orleans and back, and
then from Cincinnati to St. Loma and re.
turn. Captain Andy Bears has charge of
the °Mee. .
The Lorena left for St. Louis last evening
with a good trip, having about all the
freight she could take and full of passen
gers. The Glendale, If she did not got off
Wi night, will leave early this forenoon,
with ono of the best trips of the season.
The Echo, from Oil City, arrived and the
Drilda cleared for that Dotal last evening.
The Columbia. Capt. Reed, Is filling up
steadily for the Upper Mississippi, and will
be the drat boat out for that point. ilore
Is an opportunity not every day offered, as
she go. through, and freight will not have
to be reshipped, and passengers will not, be
obliged to change boats. Messrs. Russell
and Selene ate still associated together In
the mike.
The Ezra Porter, Capt. J.ll. Porter, Is
the regular Saturday packet for Chaclunatl.
The Importer, Capt. Noes, Is now In tarn
for St. Loins, and will be the neat boat out.
An Evansville paper, of Saturday,
eayo:' Captain Ilartupre - one' of the ow
ners of the Great Republic, wee in the city
yesterday, having arrived by. the Strador.
Ile Informs us that the Republic matte a
run of sorority-five miles , coming up, In
five boars; and between New Orleans and
Vicksburg she made one dash of Sheen
miles In fifty-two minutes. She reached-
Cairo on Wednesday night, nod proceeded
to St. Louis. •She deranged Nome of her
chinoy on her way up.
We learn from the Aurora (Ind..) (be,.
varmint that the“Lowboat Sampson stopped
at our wharf last evening, and took in tow
a barge laden with =JO cord oil barrels,
shiPPod to Pittsburgh by Mr. U. Nobrogee,
of Dilibiborough.”
A at. Louis telegram, under date of Sat.
urday. says: The rise continues In the
river here. The Law and other tributarlcs
of the, Missouri are at flood bight. Tile Sa
vanna, with two barges In tow, will arrive
hero to-morrow from Dubuque, with LOCO
tuna of produce. Four bloomers leave for
the Missouri river, having a number of pas
sengers from Belle Vernon,
which arrived
this morning from Plueburgh.
Quite a lively Gino is expected between
the steamer Deer Lodge and St. Johns, now
on their way to Fort lknton. The St-
Johns was the first boat last season to
reach the fort., the Deer Lodge being sec
ond. The Deer Lodge left St. Louis lest
Saturday and the SL Johns on Wednesday,
and Captain Mike Ohlman, of the at. dolma
lerconlident of hie ability to catch up with
the D. L. •
,
The simmer J. C. Swon is to be dis
mantled at St. Louis. The boilers and en
ginee will be taken out, when the hull and
cabin will be towed to limiter', Moots, to
Go used as a wharfloat.
The Vicksbburg Herotd, of the :Eh, says:
The West ltcpubbc did not get bore till
last orseing, having loft New Orleans Frl•
day morning. Captain Donaldson, her
commander, says she will make lgenty
font hours faster time from New Orleans
to Cairo than the Ruth, which we ate in
clined to doubt.
The Memphis Appeal says: The Messen
ger, Captain Dean. passed up last night
with a good temseinger trip and nearly 300
tons of freight.. We were lanietentsonally
lull to do Captain Dean an injustice Caine
time ago; wo take pleasure in correcting
It, and only waited thus long that we might
dolt while be was In port. Wear. assured
that Captain Dean was not In command of
the Messenger in 1864, and our reference to
the nag was therefore en error. Our in
formant was incorrect about the language
used when speaking of the lone. incurred
at this port. wad no reflection whatever elm
ratite upon our merchats. We believe
Capt. Dean to be too good an °Meer to he
other than a gentleman.
The Louisville [knees:rat, of. Sunda y• lay 5 i
Tho towboat Eagle enure In from Pitts
burgh yesterday, with& large consignment
of coal for N. W. llnghea .t Co., and then
started for home model but. broke 1110[1e of
her machinery, and had to return to our
wharf agaln and lay up for repairs.
The Cincinnati (Ananacrei IL, of Sunday,
saes: Captain James shetiden left for St.
Louis In last night's train. Captain Shed
don will probably assume command of Die
natty Nora on his ottani here. John go.,
nedy, chief engineer of the Westmoreland,
arrived from Pittsburgh yestonlay. The
Westmoreland. Captain' Evans, departs tor.
New Orleans to-morrow, The following is
a list of the contents of a "abort` , box which
a curtain steamboat wok called upon to pay
for: 50 lbs allspice, 5 mats cassia, 10 Ms nut
megs, 1 gross blacking, 1 box Litubcrg
chem., as pairs Men . * shoes. 10,LOO cigars, /
gross honey.lew tobacco,lCO titles killikin.
nick, 2 gross smoking to bacco and I bill of
onions. The owner of the last box prol u
cod Ms Lavoieeu for the contents and de
manded instant payment, which request
was not complied with. Upon an invest/-
ration it was found that the ar!kiss
oil were contained In four boxes and one
barrel. Capt. licClore, the propielor of the
McClure Mouse, In Whoehng. Is engaged In
the erection of gmeworka on the premises
for supplying the hotel. The Sherman yes
terday tech ippcil fifty tons of Pittsburgh
freight on the Kate Robinson, wnich
steamer left last evening with a fair trip.
The Garcia, of Monday. intro: Comm.-
modere James S. Wise, Superintendent. of
the Nashville Pocket Company, is In Wash
ington City with an eye after the cincio.
nail reatonice. A telegram received yes
terday, says the President will send his
name into tho Senate to.itay for confirm.
nation. The Corionothire m an energetic
business man, and would make a capitol
Postmaster.
~K~l~'.T'.~~~~ `- ~' +~~~
CO - PARTNERSHIP.
PIUNDERSIGNED HAVE AS
iwated with tb In oil brooches of Mete
business. JAZ. L. juNar.arli. The name hrm
"all continue ea horetotora •
bi,,i WTI
T.' BJLLW Owixel .... .. 4. L. DUSIZATIL
F. SELLERS & CO.,
PORK PACKERS,
And Manufrettrers of
131. FA. 3:10 CP lIA o
New Bacon, Beef and Tongues
ready for delivery on Monday. Mb MAL.
' Choice Nagar-Cured limn; •
Do do do Been
Do do do BeeCrouguer;
Do do .do breakfast Bacon;
Plain Cured Bacon Shoulders;;
Do do do Skies,
At reduced prices sad Of excellent tleatlty.
From this date ere shall he regularly supplied.
with all articles to the Pluvial. trade.
Jawer43
BREWER BUREC & CO.,
. COMMISSION
IMES7IS /OK Tao
Pacific, Globe a Liberty Oil Works,
Monal.mr Oride and lledieded 011. Lib
eral cash advasone made on conelgumeate of
Crude or Reined retrolesm. lards Cor elands
.4 shipment of Orude Ull .1 Law reeeerille.
Moe nod Warehouse. Corner ol DUO.. Way
cad Hancock street. Plitetourgh.• • myle.llls
KEIL & HEECIIALET,
OOMMIESION MERCHANTS,
AKD MIALIVIIS IS
Flour, Grain, Bee Feed, &e,
a:MIA? " lalirarr
PITT/IMIUH. PA.
FETZEIL & ABMEITRONI6I, -7
roßwAnin coMIIOI MUM
,
for the mai oe Flow% grallßSooa. Lard, Balta.?.
11 V; k i e r Fr'
TA Pit r, 74:
..... 11111 D7 OWENS &
PRODUCZOollitlelaloll bixadworrismaa
i gt t lza l l a rn e.
y 7L/ o lltl ia tillAYD
It/TATO/Z. to. and In Proeltone e•roal .
generally, No. 7 11 YELMBALL UTISSZT. oppo.
alto Um kuulroed Depot. Au,natuDlT. Ps.
Agent• for the We Of Y. Y. Min% Donnell II
. L
Wawa and J. Kern 4 e Belt.
splay
R. KNOiCir: Zosolulialon
NESCLI ABTl3end Donlon la /LOU*,
eILAIM.. KILL /ZED end PIUILIIIOX stun&
17. No. 79 D141799d. oppoilta .611.7 Alle
-10.97 C9t7. • • 14.1 7 :re
DAY. CRAWFORD. , COmMte.
Sbi n edel
TA Witt - N W :Mr rs "2 "/At 364
o .f.igummits matched. T 7 . I "" c .„ •
WBANE & eivatry;CollCOMLl.
+h. SION asuldealem Its /MAUI
GRAM Sad PRODUCE., &cowl mgeet. between
Wood euti Smithfield. Pittsburgh. solid,
:LITTLE. BAIRD - & PATTON,
Whol aLetima, COSMISIIOII
11 . 1 La
d bli.kA 4 n'llM e ta::
L.._
. .
P. & iIiTX6I4
- REIMER & BROS., (Successors
to Benner al AndensoL))vquolotaloDulors
to lore-Igo Fruits, Not. and Opieel, Confection- .
Wolod2=tritarwarde Yang:al./et tad ]fl
Jona/ cartnEurscolonints
...otos. and roy_wardlng Mantua% Ind
pealye_tia wtstard ltd.erve (Meese. - 1121,
Pearr. rreiSretll7l47,lr4 Yof 'end
mut Prw
. Yr 4 and jilt limit 'treat,
mrso. ,
ir4 RIDDLE No. 183 Liberty biro
Pltlaragb, PS.,Comenislonnterclant, ad
Wholesale Dealer ',Wawa Predate. Unnerles
aui Plttabasen vanufaaares. Cash advanced
cmCCOnslasaents, and pal far Ilan= anim
al] auII
•
JAMES DALZELL & SO, alanu
u faetorerr of Lard 011..4 Commlnton Mar-
CU. , . for tha Wtrabwoe and =la of Crude and
Banned Petroleum, Non. W and 70 Water prow.
Plttobatirn. Advances made on Cowlwanenta.
/0131t1.110vIZJIIMMID ll°Val.
10E111 L. HOUSE & BROS ., Soc.
C• 2160•6 TO JOUN HOWLS • CO.,
Isle Omuta and Canonlarlon Merchant; 'OM
". 01 •MI{1;11pld and Watcr Omits, riStabnrat.
ICAO
INA:4 34116.10 sottLlD'i : tzitO
CARPETS.
APRIL, 1807
NOW ARRIVING.
The Latest Purchase of the Season
EZZEI
LOWEST PRICES
THEI ‘717,49-I=l.
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
Wilton and Velvet,
BODr lift ussELs,
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
Best Two and Three-Ply Ingrain
iill
DR&WINO ROOMS,
LIBILAIMV3,
CliA/IRP:RA, apt
DININU ROOM,
Hall and Stair Carpets to Match
We offer nor patrons sun fo u nde r and <hat
pattern', coh(ei are not (ad. sewhere.
LACE ARO NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS
WEVDOW SUADES.
Cheap All-Wool Two-Ply Carpets
AT 61.00 to 61.25 PEE YARD
Carpet and Curtain
UPHOLSTERY WORK
HSI MEW M D IA TOE BUT MIL
AITBLIND & COLLINS;
71 and 73 Fifth Street.
Next bollthog to United &otos Cottony llons
and roamMee. stoonJ floor.
HAVE REMOVED
FCALLUH BROTHERS,
. I =I,7I,fiPWITLIII7Me'"'"" 4 "'
No. 51 Fifth Street,
♦ new line of al new and desirable patterns.
MEDALLION VELVETS,
Ye'yds, Bromls,
T4PEBTII.I , EtReSSELS,
• ♦ largo sof chub. mart:Root of
Piano and Table. Covers,
INIVITTI COMO, USW BUGS lAD H
011 Mfaasseis,
THREE PLY AND TWO PLY
ingrains,
Awl 0.3.7 vartoly of low priced Carrotlog.
NoCALLUDI • BROTHERS,
30.11133. Mitre
InDSP Sl
CARPETS.
OLIVER
21'CLINTOCH
& COMPANY,
=I
For the Spring. Trade,
=
NEW CARPETS,
Oil (laths, Shades, &c.
Attention Is called to oar fins stock. cf
TIBLI 151 NW) COVLIS
Greed Decline in Prices,
88 FIST ses.rreinnp.
NEW _CARPET STORE
Just Opening.
BOVARII, ROSE & CO,
NO. 21 FIFTH STREET,
/SECOND FLOOR.
; •
W. aro new arming oar /MST STOCK OT
tlr glrbuLl%ent=474
aunmaelans N the eanuaonost ileum Camel.
Amuuaa
OIL cr.ornx,. .
' 11/VITI NUN. .
. • WINDOW X HADLIIL - -
BUIOS. MATO,
•
- arm= /10DN.
•
NstiraVits=. t '"" 111 " Ana
BOVARD, ROSE & CO.,
Sit FISTH DTBEZT, (Beeond floor.)
, rA2I:v7IoIAwT
==!
t:yyact,',l.l):es:izi
frIkLTIBIORE AND HAVANA
id.sx. B ine l gt§ g infit c lf A ANI I...t
/UR SATAN AND 1.1 r.ve G uesje.A ne::%/J1
M U.
INS THE UNITED STATES MAIL- •
The ElesiAllaee Staastaelps or SW See
WI es fellows:
' I LIBEIaII 4 -I,llslltons, for New Orleans vla
KeY .W.s .d Harass. Thos. A. Bain.
Oe.atouder. WAD NEsDAY. April 17th.
"CUBA" 1.100 Wes. for New tiro..and
Havana. tleacleas4, on IiATUUDAY.
Alley .Ite.
front /111./W/B , wilear. YELL , L 1 10LPIT,
at% o'clock r. 8., preelsely. as the day. Po
kouneeo.
" til i e n ht or mac, ha etas unanrpassett
' MITA kI. " 4 , I2IALLD a CO.
l a n t..
• • N.H.—No BIM of Ladle: 6 bittroce of the Con,
Pony De slimed. Permits! for the freight
roust te procured Mon Ws aloe. freight
reeelrea Dos bilis of Wang slipsod a. d. Of IS.
Log.
STEAM TO AND FROM L IVER•
POOL AND QUEENVTOWNAIeaLAND)
TRICE A WECK. The LNAIAR LIKE, sal/like
EVERY SATURDAY,
.F7MtittW: 4 l . l
OARSTIZIO 0. B. WEAL
Tickets sold to Sad from Ireland, Zoelaad
Scotism!. Gen:easy sad Frans..
Apply at theOolop.r.olllcm.
Jt/H.l 0. DALE. Asam!,
to Broadway. N.
Or s ' WK. Jn.,
• ocal:toi Adams , ZspessfOttica. ritaseargh.
LEIICORMICEA AND
Fessate Weakness. •
pbysielan of twerity-nve reined,erience
offer. •• valuable arid powerfulfor the
above named <Simplelnto,
It Is a compound discovered by the celebrated
and experience ha. proved its ere
ctor., to be greater than that of any mimeo/
previously used
'The preseriUen. with lull directions for rum.
will ho next by mall to any one enclosing DU
'lents to. DU. JACOB Ltula,
Station D. Bibitilions;,FlCW,Yoik.
puivATE DISEMIEIL
0/1/10X nig PZ ISTISZT, near nand.
NW the two
1010 f AU &wows of • Wrote nr•
swims twOl.o War d. 7.. by ow wattroly new d
POO ttligt01•111,. Moo. Eiominal Weaker.. sad
ell Otba disease. of W. jean.' QM.. and aar
WoYostioo.
One. warm:Owl or wow retando4l.
Mao hours-7 to lo ow. • WOW
Anefress WWI,. Dr. W.. SIOO Pe. greet,
••rN
pIANOS I PIANOS I' !—An entire
new stock of KNABE a C 0.% PIANO'S, which
minnow considered the best =detain° HAMM!.
DUOS. OELXI3IIATED 11A1105. from s3oo'
upward. rersons In want of drst elate Mao
are now/ashy Invited lo call and examine
before barthasing elsewhere.
CHASLOITE E LIIMIS,
. 'o. 42 7122 stry
10 BOLL LINSEED OIL received
and torsala by
GEOUGZ A. KELLY a CV.,
Inalessla 1.): Ruins A Wood strosi.
MISCELLANEOUS.
jAT OF APPLIC&TIONS FOR
LICLIISES TO SILL LIVUOSS. Sled In
the Clerk's °Mee. np to April 10t11.
Name. Kind. • t
Pollock . . layer., /S.W.:es!, Pittsburgh.
SausaelLitlitcwart, ••
llsald Moos, - • "
FAIL Little
John M. Heiler,
IL W. Ramey,
PatrlekKenney,
Caroline
`Job.. L. Met, L. "
Sampson
Isaac La atenoa eat•g honer,
John Roth,
Jere. Vegan, ••
Fred. Ere., other Komi,
Wm. liaalege A Co••••
A. tiockezdzelmer& Ca.. o. g•
John huMulbervori
~ tavern, 2d Ward, Mlle/ugh.
Jo A. Thom• ••
Maddalena Tagg,
Frank Lo.,
hlcKce, ••
F. Monday, • "
Leal. Cella.
Franelsthissols, ••
rat•lr. Halle:her. ' "
Francis McLaughll2.•
Held. Lore. .`
Peter Male, "
I/wen Corcoran.
11•14 ell.
Jere. Coughlan. • •• ,
. Cash. Bank. caring bog., •
Jacob Fry, •'
Morris glyno, other good., •
J, J. Keller.
illcsael Mills, ••
Hugh Firald. rarer, ith Ward, Pittsburgh.
Rem !Fitzge rald, "
••
Roger IlweenT. " •
4.
Mcchersen Sc Kerr,
John McUradr. •• • ••
3. N. Anderson A lire tram,
Jas. M. lioatlrr. eai g hien •• •
.. st
Mitt,. Walsh.
J.. 0. • •• ••
M. McCullough, Jr. A Co.. 0.g..
•
J. K. Lusatian, tavern. "lb Ward Pittsburgh.
Marker, ••
Wm. Morgan, ••
Flak & McKe•ns. •• •••
Nichols. ••
Les...Buehler, •• • ••
Ann H. Morgan, "
MI., Han., `.
U. W. Ilnehler.
1.
Snyder •• •• • •
Chas, ilangwisb,
Ch.B.y
Freyber Wenger, " 4. ••
Henrg, ••
••
•
Mich, K ••
••
•
A. A. Halle,
H. hmldt s Friday. other gd's,`` ,
•X. athie. •• ••
•• ••
Peter ••
.I.r. McKelvey, tavern, all Wsrd, Pittsburgh.
Andrew to... •• •• ••
heehan, •• ••
Alan Brodricls. " ••
• • ••
'roue. , lottory. " •
tt
Mena Flutter. eating Isousa, "
Ellen McKinley, •• s•
Louisa weld,- other good.,
" •.
reter Murphy, ••
Burke. ••
Julia McFadden, c 11..7.11Ward , Pittsburgh
•
Ed. Duuea3,
Irv'. Wessell. ••
Theo. Wunsch, other irds, • •
Mar... r...i.r. • • MI Ward, Plltsbergh.
Veal. Kenued7 . •• • - ••
Jsshu Elbsmone. Gomm Sib wild Pltistrrgis.
T h u
, . Kellhascktr, •• • •, ••
TNern . ••
Geo. Braideritee,
•• . ••
Geo. Headier, easing hon.,
Ell, Ilk:stetter, •• " ••
El Woodward. •• • , ••
Iron Croak... other irtoodi; - .• ••
Ju in Meyer, layers, Mlb ward. riltaburgh,
Jas. Grant,
Stephen, Cavan., ••
Jos. Kiser,
I.:qedle eating house •• ••
Xavier Wale, .1 ••
Jno. K r.le •1 s.
Monuley. •• ••
••
Goo, PrOeCinlyer, ••
loser Keil Grier, ••
Jun Keller. other good, •I
Mich. dither, tavern, 1.1 ward. Alleghly,
V. E. 1.1 air, ••
Theresa Pachel.
Wm. Burger, ••• 44
44
tram., ISarage.
.1
Xavier illgier• '••
.. •
Jus. Gray,
lie., Halley, eating house. ••
.11.0.1.1.thr. tavern, NI 'tried, Allegheny.
niter Ford, ••
Ads,, Hell.•• ' ••
•
••
Henry NHL alio. house, ••
••
Wm. sssuilzworth. ••
Chas. Maher. tares, al ward, Allegheny.
Irrd•l 1 atm. "
i=B
3cl Ifattl, rlttstprgb.
litorge Bayer, ••
Val, mork , catlng boat
J. /S. Coati, ohn Flebola, ••
F. W. Hrdlaa. ••
,
heist Yeelei,
Michael Utter, .• • "
.r . orta Keys,. other aoods, ••
Geo. Itavte at. vvvvv a, ath ward,. Ally/it:100y
deo. Hothsthweadrr, tavern, ••
••
Jas. B. Jones, I•
(leo. W. Method, • •• ••
3:lcLenmtiic r, tovorn,•• ••
Protleb, lowam, '•
[its.. Kr55155,551.51b1, •• .5 ••
••
Thus. Marker, irstles booze. ••
Jacob vong. tavern, Borough of 111noloab
eorge Krogh , Horn. lt,r loon.
••
Dolatotel lickluirc.•• • ••
Mary tortyroan, Bolo' of Mrralogba
Um. A. NIA, chtlax boost •• ••
Val. neut., ••
•
Deth. 2.ls•riodt.
art.' 1t,... & Mr.. other eor..ls,
tiess. Dialer, tavern, Duro' et IL. Dlrrelnett
John Oolloery, •• ••
Adel.Daa
n. ph.
John Orri
Elle. Lloyd. "
WI, Hormel, "
CrterSchlngel. other g^^ 4 .. •'
I,ervis Algiers. too LTD, Borough of Honors..
John s nage, •• Lawreu,gille.
•• ' ••
Mirh. Ih_rger. ••
Jacob J. Lang. ••
••
ago. Hobe Co. ••
Y-rnett
••
Anton Engel. rating house. ••
Jab,/ hull 1••
••
Jos. Pillow y Cn., other goods.
••
Deity A HMIs
/red. Peldhusb, Born` of MAnchestcr.
Clummur, esling hoar.,
Wm. Airown, ••
••
1 . 1.111 g. Wniner. ••
Jno. act, . other good, •• r I Vonongaheln.
Jno. A. &IMO or , Las It, llu r.ugh ulikklicr•porL
cisra, ••
lour, {Li WA-ter, •• ••
John Wo.ff ••
M.
s.
o Sinter.
Thos. Alclluald,••
`•
W
••
1.011.13
Char. A. tott, c.tlog honor., •• ••
John Sichrhag. 10001 n, •• South Cil:!b•gb
Howl's Haricot
John Veionrcr, la h rrgoodr,
H. C. betishlora ••,
E.l. ychu le,
John A. Scpf, • •
Wm. Anon, layer.. -
.lu.o.,Synchl, ••
Ehward Marvin. ••
(leo ••
Patrick J•sell, ••
oath. irfrnnT. eating hone,
Johnanley, ••
Cam other eCods. lit. WashlnE•n.
christ Promo, tavern. 13•1.1 . 71 n Township.
Christ Werth/L.l.r, ••
Jacob 111.1..e1
Nicholas beset,
hamorl Tomer.
Tanut ,
Tempumoc
MEM
Henry Simplon,
•. C. ran
J. S. Sl B celicr t,
son,
Ju. lindopath,
Rohl. Che tam,
John (.'ascot,
Jas. Y. barfly. •• Finley
Michael alancicid. " Booth Fayette
Mlchael !mitt, •• North Fayette
J snob tintendorf, eating bonny, Liberty
eleumel Unger •`
Ore. W. Marren, tavern. Marshall
(Do. H. Horton. •' M
James McAllister, MU
Cbm. Engel.
Jahn Mel.c aaa a
Jona licekerd, " MeCandle.,
Deed,. O'Brien, " , 11cCinra
M. O'Connor. other goods, ••
Chas. Hartman,
Joi.•lictelher ay, tavern, Oakland
J. G. Rommel, ••
Jo!.. I.rtshum.
Frauds Ullmure, "
lg. Davis. eating boom,
Tito , tavern, Ohio
Franc r imegrower,“ Fenn
ADM Stewart, .
/Dabney Whittaker, tavern. Peebles
Loule ta.ens, lethal
Crier Dornterger, Unsex.
•.
Drums Luta,
Christ Jared. ••
Irk Wagruhlecr, e. •
Loose.
John lleunel,
diehard Turner, tavern, Richland
Clara uovbey, •• Ones
•'
rharies. King,
1./toren Werner. " Bobloson ••
Samuel J. Heath. •• Snowden
Owls Hard, eating hoose,Ncott
Wm. Burton, tavern, Ur. be. Clair •• Oro. linklbach. taver •• n, Lower St. Chair TR.
etichatil Buer'
Thos. It IClnskey,"
Peter. Lloeddel,
John Shuck, • e
}WM- It. Belt,
Mary lielt• e hoover.•
J1.1,1l Mabelp d.
am ,
Jona I my.,
Ester Wilson, eating house,
litrant Eiboundson, tavern. Xersalligs Tp,
Ottmar Aubcrly, ••
James ••
Abra. Moore, "
Batrk
James Want.
David ItavairA, ••
Conrad Speldle.
John iforlY.
Peter re li re a hment,
Daniel Weans,
John li. Msyer, 5 .
Sarah J. itoldnron.“
Toe License Board will lit In the Quarter Bee-
Cons Court Boom, for bearing the .here SDPII
- on MONDAY, the =thins{.', at st O'elonit
A. 111. for hearty', um application. of MRea
residing between the Aliegheny and Mononga
helaylvert, on TUESDAY, the Mill inst., at
tidingime of hearing Inv Plio.tio. P•r1.1“
Tenth of the utnnongalteia arm (MrsHy
' same
ns nu WEDNErDAY. the Islet May; at me
iliac (or nearing applications of puttee residing
north of the Allegheny and Ohio rivers,
...penman are reque.ted to crave op their
dale. Immediately, If they Lava snot already
ens so.
JOBO. BROWN.
Clark.
MEM
Ph&ler Tcnniblp.
Mtlr Town hip.
Wll!Vus rowng%lp
CEM
GREAT WATCH BALE ON THE
lopular one price Titan, giving every Da
tron handsorme and BellabieWatett fur (below
price of Ten Dollars, without mined to value.
Ann not to be petit tor 1111101411 perfectly uttsfao•
/00 Bond Gold linedlag Watthes....r.so la ipso
PO Late email Gold Watches.....' 991 Ps 500
ILO I.adlca , Wittehes. /Sumo/sed. . 100 to iti
9/0 Mold Hunting Chran's W h alcbc Za/ to AV
9/3 cold Moulins Knallsla Lasers.. :CO to 950
310 Vold Duplex Watches ' 150 to 930
Ma 1.101/1 ilunt/g American Watch/a 100 to WA
000 lillscr tiontitin Lerer5............ ta to too
600 Silver IluntlnAthaplcotA. y ..... 73 to 77 0
ton Chad Ladles. watcbc....—...... . CO to :a
Moo thold 11005110 c Laptop/ •
1. 60 to 75
MOO idleccllattee/s Oliver Wattling... MI to 100
2.1100 tinning Oliver Watches =to SO
5,90 Assorted Walchrs. all %Inds 10 to 75
Alettsory patron obtains ••Watch by this an.
r. Y.1.....1a t, V...'2!!..?/ILttL b t?,," ---
bb
worth ii;;;;;Atocy;-fa0110 It ma
The advertiser. wish to homed ly d sposa
of the above magnificent stock. Certificates,
naming the articles are placed itl sealed ravel
opts, and well nigeo. iloidere are entitled to
the articles named on thetrcertitleate upon pig
ment o Tea Dollar., whether It be a 'WWII
worth tr. 4 or ona worth less. The return of any
O( our certificates entitles yen lo the article
named thereon. upon payment firreepectlv• of
it. worth, and ise no article sallied less than 810
le named on any certificate it millet once be seen
teat this is _ _
Bo tottery: bat a strafed rerward
leyitiroaieTraaractlea.ableti Way
,be participated la area by
the moat Puttidlows
. .
A ataxic certificate will be gent bj =lnt pool
reill'ehltrylrfeletlinntegii74l,ll%l
stogy-an sod more valuablerendum for gm,
ono buudrodand aunt oupertl Watch for el& To
AfeillS or thou. ntabing employment. title o
rare opportnalry. It Le a legitimately conduct
ed Mignon duly matborised by Ina tiarernment
and open to Ina moat careful eeruldnY . Try as I
Addamm t
111171KLING OD..
lanS:a.ll 119 Broadway.. Now To o k.,
•
.1-20117103E11 CLOTHING--ISUCII.at
1.1. COMA, rants. Leila... Boots, .r the
beet qualaly .4 vrareania4; also Coats.
Jackets. t.)earalls. Sc.. for sale at the lowest
Erzt i 74.o . asal• lad ratan. at Ns. X .4 20 tIR
41. a ix. =mum
IhAVAljrar:%l4Bi:4:4: l 4
IMIRICIN IRON WORKS:
JONES & LAUGHLINS,
PlT'i BSIIRGFSr
iLLITTACIIIII/Ets op
AMERICAN AND CLAIR
Bar, Hoop, Sheet and Plate Iron
Bridge Iron;
Angle and T Iron;
Guard Iron;
Coal Screen Iron•
T'Bail,, Ili & to lbs. to th'e yard;
Tram Italls,punched and coun
ter sunk
Boller,Bridge and Tank ItiretB
Cut Nano and Spiker;
Ship and Boat Spikes;
Railroad Spikes;
Railroad Fish Bars and Bolts;
Railroad Caw wueels and Axles;
Street Car wheels and Axles;
Coal-Pit Car Wheels and Axles;
Patent Cold Rolled Martian'
Patent Cold Rolled Piston Rods;
Mower and Reaper Bars.
WAIUMOUBE ANL 01TICE.
120 Water and 158 Front Ste,
BBAPIOII ROUSE.
N 05.22,24 and 20 River Bt.,
1.1=15 CliloAoo. ILL.
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
SINGER, NIMICKiz CO
BEST REFINED CAST STEEL
GUAM, KU AND OCTAGON. Of ALL SIMI
MILL, MULLT. CHICITIJI4 UAW& .1-111>C1t068 COT
SAW PLATES.
ELLIPTIC AND SEMI-ZLLIPTICI
RAILWAY SPRINGS,
Cast Spring Steel,
Cast and' German Plow Steel,
PLOW WLNUeI ANL , MOWER BAK&
SPRINGS, LILES AND STEEL TIRE,
,tooxi..r., SHOVEL, HOE, RAKE, FORK, rug
CALK AND HAoHINKILY CANT IiTLEL;
OROW-BARS. • Ao., *a., A.
Warehouse, 83 Water Bt., Pittsr'gh,
selalk4
ATLAS WORKS,.
o T 13TREE T--.
Ninth Ward, Pittsburgh.
TIIORIAS N. 31ILLE11, President.
These Works are anions, the Unrest and most
moles." mobilo... In tae Welt, and art
• ow pro- &reel to furnish
Engines of Every Description,
Boilers, Oil Tanta, _
Sheet Iron Worn,
Rs Ilroad Castings,
Bolling Mill Castings,
Engine Casting,.
Machine Castlnv,
General Cartlnp.
ORDERS SOLICITED,
Iso9:1169 _
PITTURGII FOUNDRY.
°MUSSON Jolt, nouciirrso
A. FARRISON & CO..
iSoooeskrs to llollman, Unrrlson & Co.
FOUNDERS. AND MACHINIST'
I=
CHILLED ROLLERS, OF ALL SIZ . EI I
From Stn.teel, Mrs, Copper, Shire
Vold. w Soant, aper and fa l lan
Work. Also. Hotline r Mill Ca.tlngs, of he
de
aerlpßonst Bark MIIM. Catent Donnie tined..
with a variety of other patterns, always o•
hand and fitted to Order, on short not!. and a
Torah]. terms.
(Mace and Warehouse,
Jr 0.119 Smithfield Street,
te3as3 P1TTSBU1:011, PA
m E
FORT PITT FOUNDRY.
CHARLES HARP A'RPHRWS
=WE
KLIPOTACTOIIII33 OP
HEAVY ORDNANCE,
AND ALL SINDIS OF HEAVY CAIITINtitt.
tlryolatattentloa ttaid to ROLLINti MILL
Wt.,. /MAST MACHINERY and RETORT&
ts r ifjett i fr " ir re d te ' sra=s mill always
De used at this soundsr.
Haring disposed of our old hock, we are
prepared, With NOW AND INNNOVED pattern,.
constructed under tie •su,rviston of ltr, In
man?, to larnlan NAIL MAC/HASS at .non no
tice. noMa
ROBERT LEA,
X&NUFACTUBBIt Or
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS
Freight Roisters
AND DOCTOR. ENGINES.
Air Castings of all descriptlon. made to order
Corner or First and Ferry
UTILITY WORKS.
MoLFAN & SLATO.R,
No. 83 Liberty St., opposite Fourth,
ItartUFACTramall OP
CABINET MILKERS' HARDWARE.
piert'or.fgt c r Be ed
det 1 d of 4 1 . tr fig
Casten. fft dstead Yeetenlngs: vtope for Eaten
don TAbitil, ae. They aloe oranuthotere and
have eoustantly on han de Thum b Latedhea, Smug
Latehea M•Lean'e Window lia.h dapperter,
lt`Loan's Eacentrio Carib Batton, net
ter and Batt Binges tirtraddene lfaurlnta,
&Urea& Balih Weletita. ie.. an. 'Mese
ALLSII.-.315.
VALLEY STOVE WORKS.
ALLEN. M'KEE &
01Bee mad War•hents• Mitllerilr Mt
lopp,alte almlthfield.
Manufactures a mat vertety of COOK. PAK
LOW and IIICATIntI STOVES, among which are
the celebrated Allegheny and Monitor Coal
Cooking Mores; also, the Autocrat and heath.]
foreoal or wood. and the unrivalled en ar of the
Emigre, for wood; also. Arch", Ursa., ten.
doss, o... Kettles. Log Leinwand Hollow Ware
generally. saes
.W. slams Agra. STOVE WO RKS.
A. BRADLEY & CO.
itiontAnoto eorsyvarlety ot
Cook, Parlor and lltatlng Stores,
Among which moths owe brazed ICIOIJSX.O.
TUOrtli and TANIAMAN (Cool Ocorm, 1 . (1.
YANA VirriliAN ood fltUtalillEti (Wood
Oook clove.) shamtfaccore
GRATES, GRATE EB.OPITS At.
Mee and Warehouse, tanner &and awl
Re , d Meet,. Plltsbargh. Samna*. au Wooed
!street I Jela.rUS
PITTSBIERCII IRON WORKS,
. J. PAINTER &
■LItOPACTO4tBB 07
Iron, Bubket, Tub and, Trunk
: • A' -
BLACK „ DWIOND
11/PrIONICLa VIVI:101.1.54. •
BBn.
PARR, BROTHERPYTIZ 4r. BU 1%.
laantfunarees of
zrzer QUALITY samara) culrr errazu
*man, Wt and Oenrgon, of an alaea.
ant Lral to any Imported or Manufactured In
a try.
VON anG arnnehoo SIN 111 and 151 /Int, an
&Wad Plttaharsik toli
• 'IRON CITY MII.LS.
ROGERS & BUlWEarmair,
ii...f.ciumn or I
Xenseammreoaranniata at Polished
asuziezrr sirtcazir.
Orries
isaxe Nesszscoess, Jbl 2s MARKET BT.
ooLl
EVERSON, PRESTON dg
PEXXSIMMLIrIat
EELCOINT WC.073:6Z1
Waterman% Not. Ws and 117 111tt r •t 4DD•
oasanaca nom. IllgiVun. 1.
tilEllnIPIVAlliilitIlla:CI:
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
I?wE NVO•ll,ti-S,
Corner Carrial and SmartlLEnan
Strceia, Ninth Ward,
PITTSBURGH, PA
WM. Ml'rx,
MANUFACTURER OF
Cast Iron Bowl Pipe,
FOR GAS AND WATER WORKS
mcnt of
GRARBAL CASTL%GS FOE GAS ASS WATER WORKS.
I would aniocalltbeattenlion of Superintend
UM, of U. Works torus nuke of RN:roar&
THE FULTON
BELL HD DHSS FOUNDRY,
=I
Nos. 91 First and 70 Second St4ets,
PITTSBURGH. PA
ALL SIZES OF BELLS
From 10 to 100,000 Pounds.
GLOB, LULL CHICT'ADD 41FITI TIMM,
Stop Cocks of Brass or Iron,
GUAGE AND CYLINDER COCKS.
Agents for CI the dlfferent
STEAM PUMPS
Celebrated Stcani•Spphon
Dealer, In (lAA PIPE., STEAM acid GAB FIT
TF rt WGRK. etc., et
alent& r sthelo
ntu paid to STEAM sad GAB
FITTING In all Its branches
The only manufacturer, of A. FULTON'S
METALLIC rAcm.sli FOR STEAM, CYLIN
DELL+. a....
- .
RABBIT'S . CELEBRATED ANTI-AST/Us
THIN METAL constioitly on band.
, BUN awl BELL CASTISUB made to
order and II nished with neatness and dispatch.
Particular atteutlon paid to Brass Finishing
In all Its branches. We also keep constantly on
hand all eirss bon.lre and Bound Han.
Limo and Cotton ,1 acting.. Gum Hose of all
Ilse. It up to order.
A. FULTON'S SON & CO.
ruhS,SS •
FORT FITT
BOILER, STILL HD TANK
W - 4:3IELIEKS.
CARROLL & SNYDER
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-rizED. TUBULAR
PUCE-BOX A CYLINDER STEAM BOILERS,
OIL STILLS AND OIL TARES,
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON
DENSERS,
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS, ANDIRON
BRIDGES,
PRISON DOORS AND COAL BRUTES
OSBee andWorke corner Second. Third
.Short 'ad Liberty Street..
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
airrOrtlery rent to the aboi, address will b .
promptly . attended to. na47:180
N - ESWI.IETS
RON 1111 MIL WORKS.
LEWIS, BAILEY, DALZELL & CO.
BAR, BOILER, SHEET
.".1•1 - 3=10
3ORLOINT
NAILS AND NAIL RODS.
Warehouse, 73 . Water 0190 Frenl
• PITTSBURGH. PA.
KENSINGTON IRON. WORKS,
LLOYD & BLACK,
Best Common, Relined Charcoal
Juniata,'Bloom Iron.
IiSHOHANT BAII. BOUND A BQUANE /WS
HOOP. SAND.T and ANODE MON.
BOILER PLATS tad IstIZST MON.
MOWER and =APES PAM
CYLINDER .d tiUARD 011 FINDER IRON,
SMALL T RAILS, 20 .od 10 lbs. to the Yard,
WROUGHT CHAIRS sad SPIRES for sem.,
YLAT RAILS. Posebed end Counternak.
COAL SCREEN 111011.
NAILS .d
Wareboom No. NtiWate
ts. Works. tirevul strrelf Y.VerNo.6 .
od
0131512$ City Gan Wort.. PatatureD. W ac111:14
U==M
IYSTONR IRON WORKS.
arromsoN;lfLASS a CO.,
leenutteeturere of the different Ow o
Bound, Square, Flat and
Horse-Shoe Bar Iron,
Hoop and Band Iron,
Boner-Plate, Tank and
• Salt-Pan Iron,
Sheet Iron, at., au., az; .
Work.. rn - i TOWStIII 11% 0:1 llononnanrJa
Ayer. (Mee sod Warehouse:
:A:l4 146 Water St.
CRESCENT Mail, WORKS
ISIILLEat, BABE & PUKE,
BEST QUALITY CAST STEEL
W•tratstail Itqual to aa7le th• Mhz
hti, slither imported or of Do
m Xastahaelam,
xtracisz ArraNT,oN PAID To FIN.O oArr
1.1/8 =EEL.
• Office, 38 Wood Street,
IS NT. CHAULItd !writ. sumware.
P 111112111.11. Jima Nth. JAM leUtde
DUQUESNE IRON AND STEEL WORKS
HAIMAN, RAH:II & C 0.,•
ILAIRIPACTOILIMI GS
Iron, Nails, Springs, Axles,
PLOD CFR. SPRING A3D L 811E4 IA
2 0 . T i -a. 77 Wester IStreet
PITZSBUD.GH.
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MORROW & BARMILLL,
Itixercrolutua or .
Steam Hollers, 011 Agttatius.
Tank.. Bait Pans, Glum:uteri.
Wrought Iron Bridget,
Shoot iron Wort,
arm., ise.,
€Ol/. LIBERTY AND SECOND 8T5.,
I i ITTEIBURGE4
Imp mum. Doxic ruottrivr. mrtma
MONT BLANC FOUNDRY,
Butler Btreot Ninth :Ward,
OPPOSITZ UNION IKON NILLB.
W.XT•r+arSQZtGFS.
Bolling Mill and Bridge Castingf.
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lICILIBT AXJ cams FIBLULT.
Ordeti promptly mad carefully executed.
Clldlittia fIXAISONABLX..
EMIEBT Ec MACRILISD.
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Of An Ogee,
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lIANUFACTOBBIL9 or
ILANTIPACTLItIIIB CUP
PITTOBERGIi, *I% •
11.0 BERT WATSON. Kaaaseer. tower I
A N ORDINA.NCE . .atittiOrize
the Grading and Paving of One /Tee.,
Three etreets and Two Allen. I
excnux. 1. Be 11 ardatlll.t , toad esserehd by the
Se leet and Common. Conotette of the (My of Atte.
efi.s. sad it I. hereby ordained mad enacted by
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siblordy eke mu., That the Comm Ptee
etre., be, ae are T ha o n
t
authorised and
dirreted to Invite and settee propoaals for thy.
1 4,7.11 0 1.5;f.40...:1 ; ilho avenue,
Gel
to Alves Idollteray street flora
T. 14101. •Weittle
sitm street: 'Sheffield tt,
from Bldere.l mi Deaver street, t o in.
711 U nuta Le. alley. from snot Lane to
Che street, sod Tittrd.alley. nod to cootract,
thereto, with the lowest. and host bidder or bid
ders. at their discretion. , . •
Ste. 2.. That for the peep's.otdep.yleg .
cost and expenses of the eald Improvementa.'
there be. and la hereby leaked, IsePoelattax.
I lide4.lly assessed upon the aele.raa lota bound:
ear to
' ""Ireter, nta"loppro"ffe.:: street.
the and
front ' to them rempecarvery oomprlsed, rod
hounding and as &eel/said.
timr. 1. That as soon a. the cost and expense
el .1.1 improvementa shall be folly mmertalued,
'lsbell be the duty of the Street Commissioner
assess and apportion the same among the several
lots bounding and abutting epee 0014 aventie.i
streets and alleys reapectively, sword'. to the
makebove indicated, and thereupon proceed
demand sad coLleet tbe nme, ...Ming to
r e ivti=f the Act of Mel/metal *Remota}
owes'. of Yen.ylvanla. entitled
• . An Aei dennlag the manner ot orillectlne the
calmest...or grametg.4 paving •of th e stew Is
and alleys of the City of Allegheny, sod for other
purposes... pa.ed the bathiy, of March, Ma
eau. ,
t hat so
of
any ordinsnee esta!_f
malle with, or be supplied b 7 the fo rr e a. .... i
sold the same la hereby repealed..l
Ordained sad educed Leto a law tads, Meal. ,
oath .lay Anno Dora.. or. •
atria hundred and alsty-seven: mr.L.
i42erdereielsctvoanra.
Attest: D. HAounOS.•.
111/r01,..C1V11/Rll Or
WAILSIiOU.I.6.
otticleci Cdrocll.
GNU. D. BIDDLE,
President of COrooloisCooncLL
A Mat
Clerk of Coast= Unwell. apICO,
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(111DINANCE relating to thi
•-• Ofbm of 'Peopling regulator.. • '
byt-nom I. B. O erds.4 ood muted by the
&tne ort mut
rind el Coss. Colotottr of Um City of Alk ,
efte. fe &TOP oretriseit mut mat by
codbority of the , Mo., Thai ItetOttli id th Boy
aletor •os I bore power. 01 and with the 005080$
of the conaltteo on Ittreeta and Devon, to sp.
pane one Or men salatatty, the whose 'orrice.
they .0011 melee awn astooite Y may Do axed
ey the Comeilitte w OtreoU aotttlowers, eiltd*Ct
to the •ypro.ol of Commit&
ostot . re retitred I:32ll,RPtotrar.
Na Into Lif!. Ity TrVr7 " io he ' sragioe
Die etalre Woe within t hy*Ur a
Doc. b. The Iteeordlog ftehalitor otottl melee
for toe services tho ma of P.O
ho. 4. That Mt ordlunoc• er of of era•
napes* etwalctlog with thls ordlosoce are hare. ,
by reveale&
Ordelopl sad "emoted late tip Ms the MIL'
day of April,.ll., D. IE7. •
• JA.111:811c88ne8.
President of thalielect Connell.
Attest: D. Ilacrennoa.
Clerk Or she baled CannelL
eV , . is. BIDDLE,
President of the Common Connell.
Attest: Holes? DmWonrir,_
Clerk of the Common vonnoti. .
DERIABAILI SUGAIIL
TWO RHOS. VERY CHOICE BRUT YELLOW SUELUI,
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Jatt recet.d: sad Its Ws ay ton olle patad barra
M.M IOHN a aIL/111:1•W.
3:01.9 comer Libcrty sal Matt Milli&
cv a is A 3 zll
CINCLVSALTI
I_4IE.A. D PIPE
AND IDF,ET LEAD WORKS
N 0.19 East Ninth Street.
11IcCOltnIC1i &GIBSON, Proprietors,
DEALERS Llt
Pig Lead, Block Tin and
PATENT SHOT.
Maio to ardor PEI'LI and ISIMILTd oa as rn.
SS°tared we la h
e. and Mae. Narete per ay afro foot
lb, and up cards. rlpea—Callbre as loth to
a, nachos. Also, very 20at Lira for llydraoll
Hato...and for Drainage.
MUD:d oor, and ',opti
noold trperdall
cia y n
of ask Um atteallas 0
. oiL WoIIELO AND OIL WELLS..
fcZat 12
pITTSIIIIRGH OTEEL WORK
ANDERSON, COOK • CO.,
turcazasolwro JON= BUIrD I 00 I
IllansAatarars of the boat rallaatl Cast Sas
bq cum Flat aad Ocswa, at all aim, Saw
Pawllata. Hog lo:k ash bbatt Vaal Cu b tar
Reaping and Mowing Machin
Errs= "Low mam, erani
dba.es, ax
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Cut. & Common Plough & prink Med,
bi.. OUles-4:7orn
th ar e Xof TIM
oacalsab aw
elal Boos
etc.
• above Baum,
orlENiv
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INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
HUGH. N. BOLE & CO.,
Engins Vuilders, •
FOIIMERS.AND MACHINISTS,
Cant Nan, I. , sht nun Heim tondo to orlon
Etnehtnery of evet7 deserlptlon
on drat{ not lot, ,
COrtier of Point Alter and Duquesne Way,
prrruntrson, PA.
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LIPPINCOTT& BURWELL,
No. 118 Water StrOOk
ataliv.UND,Acmits Dr .1
rATZST aRO
PAZZNT TRY ZRZD
PAlrsarr hoonlira
CLEMIULAR, •
ILLLL 0110411.017 X
SS;ale
Jelerdia
1 - 3EAL.II.I3WA:II.E.
B. WOLF. .78., &CO.,
Hardware& 0 utlery.
An acno rocolvlag large addlttom boar stOet
which 11 offered to Darien at •
.13.44LISTMEERmirIP.19LXCY/610.
Corner Liberty and St. Clair Ste.,
aell:k7l znetookze, 1.4 ii
P. MIISSMANN.
Fifth tilredd,b etween Twined
and Cb agikans Mesas,
Gunsmith and Dealer in Hardware.
Tires cleat goods or ea desealptloinal=a
hand end sol 4 at the lowest ono.. Ale
don cantrally yerartoon ow. lasendeel
Dv, , a kt :4 :P.V.I
FITTSBURGII IMEWEBY.
Okth4, DABLIIIGTON
Bs MIS, illsms m sar Ds►Lss6,
JOSHUA RHODES & 00.,1P1Habarg
WM. W. AptIZSAWN, Alkalila
Tbe attentSon of the =stollen or tbe two Masi.
partleasaly 'ratted to our
ALES AND PORTER. ‘'
Which. through the careful selection front
our extencive malting facilities San lions Ron
the pans Zest sod West. vs ow niarnaless
pure led anal lienory to the ends. te be
tier IN Meek LK he been highly recommended
bi k h igalac r &gel ‘ nteamersleni Wines Do
Nglf:N:zalr ° ".
fame of Aupesze wayiai lulu's Alleh
ncenc7o
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Davin[ parchwaed the ald witablisand Brewery
known. the ALLEGHENY DILLWILILY. for
mrly owned try Campbe ll Seem. we Id
Inform cat pa Lai we glatwadawallzulas wou
manutacturs a/
SPRING WATER ALES,
Made from Pare Spring Weiar, std from Our
futilities
acee experience le the Duthie.;
we feel mile th at we will be enebled gire
entire satlefactiot to timeline nay lOW an CU,
their peseeeCe.
B'.
465 Rebecca. Street, .
ALLEWIENY CITIL
air An order. tat at BROWN .1 6RAIEWII . II.
1103 Liberty street, Pittsburg!, will bo primal?
mewled to. .
PHOENIX STEAM BREWERY.
JOll. A&
SPENICEEt dr. ' WHAT,
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ELST HI MBRffl
Ale, Porter and Brown Stout,
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