The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, April 24, 1867, Image 4

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    Puri. P•TZ,
- flanker and Broker,
4 .18 Wood St., near corner of Fifth.
All doscuiptlona of Government 'Bondi
tough% and sold-on liberal terms.
London and Continental Szenange sold
at Soli York rad.
Gold. Myer and Coupons bought at high.
est ratea, end Gold Drafts tamed on Bow
• -
ALL SIZES 7 3-10 BONDS
Converted into 5-20's, 186,
BONDS DELIVEDED IMMEDIATELY
US. T. BRADY & CO
Bankers,
Cor. Fourth Sr. Wood Street;
TO HOLDERS OF 7-30'S.
/laving nttd. special arraugements with
Sag Clacalr-e • d' Co.;
Our corresonroirnts, are p-enared to convert
1-ora into h-hf of Inn, without charge.
Dond■ on Dana for Delivery
IRA B NeVAY & CO.,
33.Etaa.imer.%
001INER 38 FOURTH AND 8111.TaTIELD SIN
ta1114.•
SELL YOUR 7-30's
BUY 5-20'S.
Holders of 13EVEN THIRTIKg will end an ad
vantage of OVF.H OF ONE PEE CENT. by
converting on Ulla plan. -
IBA B. IticVAY fr. CO.,
1:12=13!
003.. 4TH do SHITHEEELD STREETS.
ardily7
FINANCE AND TRADE
Orrice ow Tin D e rwin[
ueouGiarrva, / •
ozsaav,.il 23, laffl.
The New York stock quotations to-day,
as received by Mr. P. It. Mertz, were as
• follows Gold, 13SN; Eighty-one Londe,
NOW; Five' Twenties, 1 . 663, 1101.;; do, 1564,
10514; do, 15115, 10.1; Consols, '65, 107 N; Ten
Forties, —; seven Thirties, 2,1
Issue, 10.515; ati issue, 10.51.;; Michigan
Southern Railroad, C.G:i Cleveland a Pitts
burgh, Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne a Chi.
cage, 03; Chicago and Northwestern,
oommon, 31; do preferred, S:! New York
• Central. 0.:?..;;; Reading, loo; , ;'; Erie, 591-;.Cht
cago and Rock Island, RN; Western Union
' Telegraph, 304.
Gold opened strong at 1.1,7,i, declined 1:1
1591„ hut advanced after the late European
new, was receives to 1354e513 , , ,, ,,4. The de
mand Is • quite lively from business melt
_ dealing In impOrted goods,they having cal
culated on lower rates on or before the fink
. of May, butnot wishing to run any further
risks,aro covering their contracts and thel'r
bills. Government :securities are still
higher to-day, and shotild bank balancei!
• continue to increase In the t-astern
must soon advance still more, since there
is no security on the market that could sci
readily be disposed of. The great abrindi,
&nee of money for temporary Investments
. has at last shown its influence on the stook
Market, and all solid Railroad shares are
in request at advanced prices, and most _of
the "fancies" are better. • Northwestern
common, is the only weak stock welting
fora stir. Twen
ties
—The London quotations for Five w
show a seeming decline of the three
cents, owing to the lace that "settling day"
. takes place on the middle of each month.
nonce sales of hoods made after the 16th of
April and October will not be “settiede toe
till the 16th of May and November, and as
the Interest falls due on the let. of the
months last named, their "Sat" value fall
off three per cent. taking effect the day
, after the settlement previous. The decline
in the value of rive Twenties in Europe
has not materially affected the market
hero. The advarme in gold to 1.1.);; has
• more than compensated for the fall in for
eign quotations, end the price ht home has
advanced on all the issues of Five Twen
ties,' There is' a steady investment de
mand for bond., the impression apparently
gaining strength that the value of this class
Of securitics_is less dependetit upon tne
fluctuations 'incident to commerce in the
present comlition of affairs, than other in.
yeettrients. The Financial Chronicle says
the unsettled state of ponds at London and
Frankfott has not been attended with any
operations of consequence among foreign
bankers here; nor Is there any Indication
that orders have been received from Eli ,
,rope to cell Five - rwenties. As n rm.,
bonds have been lower hero than In Eu
rope, but under the tin Certain hes as to for
, ohm markets there has been no disposition
to ship them.
' —The Philadelphia Press says: The spring
trade has not been as backward as It was at
first supposed It would he, [or cormumers
had been holding baek until they could no
longer help themselves, theonviction
having established itself that the c re can be
no material decline for scree time to come.
• The present prospect, however, is by no
Means enmuragiug; fur, with the breaking
out of a foreign war. now so much feared,
the gold premium amen continue to flue
tuate,, and mumltle, for a while; at least,
that mercantile confidence without which
there can be no substantial prosperty. The
manufacturing, mining, and mechanical
branches of industry Imre suffered of late
. very materials, from causes peculiar to
• themselves, namely, the labor strikes; and
the depression thus mimed hes already
communicated Itself to other branches.
The present effect of these trlkes cannot be
otherwise than pernicious to too Interests
of all classes; test,so far as they may reeve
to check over protection, and to bring both
capital and labor to a realizing sense of
their mutual dependence, they may not be
ultimately without some good results.
The same paper also remarks that should
'some of the leading Lurepeon powers ba
p:mike involved In war, there will doubtless
be developed a demand for gold far expert
carrying upse price of that commodity;
and petit/; ,
this state of things may in.
• volve &considerable return noon the home
Market of American securities now held
' abroad.; /Sat this effect will be merely toms
'pilaw; anti in the end European capital
will flow In n e on us for ante. investment
. and profitable mployment, while fu rther
our agricultriral products will. be further
enhanced In value by the extraordtharY
• demand for consumption created among
the belligerents. A. general European war,
though it could not he looked upon in any
other tight than that of n, p rest public- ca.
jamity as regards the general interests of
. civilization, would nevertheless In a short
while operate as -a great stimulus to the
productive industry and ear:amerce of this
country by enlarging their markets.
Sew York Financial matters. .
thy Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Ganat Cl..
New Your, April 23.-Government occur!.
tlea opened strong and active, with a do.
=and for '6lO from foreign houses, and ad
'snared to Il0;4 this afternoon. .Prices,
therefore, were a fraction lower. but other
wise steady. Register.' of 'Bl.
• coupons of 'Bl, itaNfrele9i,•4; S.3.l's, register.;
. 1043.1e10.% Lam coupon. of 1100
lito4; 5-20 coup.. of , G 4, 11:0%biltig,t4; oi
• July, 10114(tha.%; 10.40.0, registered, 9841.1
10.40 coupons, 95).1eM9.331„'- August Vat's,
IlkaAftleCl4; June do,
Stock. opens; rather tlrmor, with appar
ently more dlspolition to buy. As cal/ at
• the regular Board progressed thn bearish
reeling gained the asccadancy,and prices
'fell Off %Wiper cent. At the h:conil Board
prices were steady. except Fort Wayne,
which fell to 913f:119114, In sympathy with
the proposal to Issue si,SGO,OOo more stock,
'which It Is underatool is to be offered at 60
to stOckholders. Market firm at last open
Board nod, after call, with increased de
- nuvicloirlitch rasalted in - an adyande of lie
34 ppr writ-
William Heath te., Co. report the following
tie the! 5:30 r. a. priers: Gold 1.3.411394
Ohio and Mississippi certincate.62; Comber.
lead. V3O".AYs; Quicksilver, ar1i.4(4 , 49; Stamps.
ea, twielaw,, do. prefersd, 1aj.4030',4; WeStoro
Union Telegraph, 3a.-Yar.l7; New bock CPI,
tral, BeleerkiNi 1:rie,57,667 , 1; Hudson, 90 6 31 :
Reading, 101%,e101%; Michigan Central, 105;.
Mithigan southern, 1:6UQ6664.1 illlnols
ceatrab 1130/1 3 !4; Cleveland and Pitts.
trargiLiagkei Cleveland and To 1i510,111,74
1. • . 0112.!4rItobit Wand and Pacific. 66 . 43191 , 4;
North Western, 31X030.4. do. preferred MN,'
MUSt.Pittaburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago,
fiIY s &S2Y.; Pacitla Mall, 11.5%61%; Atlantic,
MasePA. Border State bonds quint. Min
, Soot% k . t; Hew Tennessee, 62., Old Ken
.' t 00 1.7.. m• , new do.,
Tattling Lit.m.rd was activ 4l e at the carly - Boaril,
but closed quiet. Gregory, ;MI; Colombia,
2 20 ' CnrYd.^.4=oll64; Quart. Hill, tali Son
. Raderfar. 955. •
Dry Gana. Trade.
My Telegraph to the Pittsburgh ii.ette.3
lisw Year s April =.—tiry boo's Cotton
GlOod• are lower hot more active : Ports
reOetb C. bleached muslin., yard wide, 12;
Great Falls ' the Tigerk, 54 wide, 11; Psitnittn,
a yard, 14; Indian River, yard, 12.4. tins
bleached martins lower: Pacific Eitru. ii;
Stkrk A, Ph Lawrence C, 17: (loyal Ouk,
yard' wide, 1314. Prints stomy with good
Laos, 8 1 1,021: Glniclutine steady ai.,l in ro
iatteSt.; Glasgow. 21; Lancaster. 23. Pitney
sad choice colors of goods In request and
full prlcekbut the great bulk of goods are
ktAllag at a labriaCe.
JAMES DALZEII & SON,
69 and 70 Water Street,
•
LARD OIL ILINIIFICTUREI3,S,
And dealers in CRUDE, LUBRICATING and
CARBON OILS.
We warmatour No.; Lard Oil equal to the
best Cincinnati, or other brands, and prolate
'to sell at low its Cincinnati or Chicago num. •
Our No. 2 Lard 01i as. Lubricator esanot he
extolled.
Duct Creet Lubricating and standard brands
of Carton OR constantly on hand.
Merchants •od manufacturers will find it to
their interest to glee us a call before ordering Lard Ob from the West.
1.1 - T7hl -- BURtill ELABALLTrt.
07710107 Tel PITTSSOII April;All
TraSnaTi 22, 181,7. L
There are no new characteristics in the
praluce markets worthy of spacial notice.
The demand for most of the leading com
modities ha fallen off materially within
the past few days, and for some articles.
prices are declining; and, Indeed, the gen- '
eral tendency is downward.
GRAlN—There Is no movement in Wheat
and none in this ma:ket. Oats dull with
continued arriValn, and prices are
tending downward; we now quote at 63. to
c,oo track, and G. 50 to Cie. In store. Sole
of 0)0 he/diets at 03c. Corn !strut but un
chauged—sl to CA tor prime Yellow. Sale
of l ear Rye at 41,60—an advance. Barley to
whited at 41,1.0 to $l,ll for Spring.
FLOUR—In dull but unchanged. We
continue to quote at alt to $1.1.4 for Spring
Wheat; 415 toes', tor Winter W heat; and 410
to $l9 toe fancy SL Louis brain's. Stye
I Floor. $1 per hid,. aud Cornmeal $l,lO per
bushel.
PROVISIONS— Bacon .Is steady and
unchanged at tli4e to 10c for Should
e; 11,4 to 11. Ne for itite , ed and Clear Sides;
15150 to IN,Lie tor Plain Sugar Cured Hams,
and IW.; to inN for Canvases! Hatns. Driest
lieeL Laid, 19 and Mess Pork, 102 to
h as EDS—orseed is dull and drooping:
it sieelined to ,E1tr.1.50 In Philadelphia.
Timothy seed is 0011100 at $3. Flax
seed Is in good demand at $3.
EGGS—Continue very with Wenn
ply largely in excess 01 the demand. We
continue to quote nousinaliy at 1G to lie.
BUTTER—Is plenty and dell, and prime
fresh Roll is clung-ats We. There Is no in
quiry (or necked Butter.
POTATOES—Quiet but steady, with reg
ular salve In store; at Kw to $1 per bush.
OIL— Lard Oil In arm but unchanged—
:We for NO. 2, rind $l,lO for No.l.
GREEN APPLES—DuII, with a supply
considerably In excess of the demand. WO
now quote at $1,50 to $5 per Chi for good to
prime.
ILLY—SaIe of 7 tons baled, on wharf, at
VS. Prime may be quoted at thl to Si 7.
!LILL FEED—Scarce, and held firllliY at
at extreme prices. Salo of Middlings at
$2.35 per cwt.
DRIED FRUIT—Is dull but unchanged—.
. small sales at Sto Co for Apples. and lie to
180 fir Peaches.
PIG LEA I I-20 plgs at 10,1 c.
Arn JULIO:LET
Orswl ov zrmFrrstriesqu Gazarra,
TVISDI.T. April "23, 1e67.
CHZDE—Tbo market ckintirmos Tory
PITTSBURGH PETRO
_
dull and weak, and while holden, uu yet
.eeM unwilling to mule co ceesiOns. there
. .
are but fewg any,buyers at present 'aging
prices. There are plenty of . gore to sell at
0.,;e, for snot oU, and 7c for . ay, and offers
to buy at Ne to fp for tho former, and
6-, , icior the latter. The fact that there are
but few tank buyers at present, restricts
the demand considerably, asl refiners gene-
rally are pretty well stocked, and do not
seem disposed to buy more ht present, an
...they can do so at a decline. 011 lo ro
po rted scarce at the wells and Oil ettyubut
such is not the case here, as at no time,
perhaps, in the history of the trade, has
th.re been such a sleek la Mal about Pitts
burgh.
k:FECED—There was not a single opera
tion In bonded oil to.lar, at least we had
but one reporbal,looo standard white, for all
the year 1867, buyers option, at 32 , 4, deliv
ered la Philadelphia. We are Cognisant of
offers to sell standard a Lite at on
cars hero, without finding buyer., and
prime light straw to whltweannot fairly be
quoted above xto . .11!. for I same delivery.
The market Is still reported very dull and
neglected In Philadelphia, with but little
prospect Or any Immediate improvement.
• —Since the above was written, we nave a
sale of 4100 bale standard white, running
from May to December. Id) each mouth, at
. 4 ,1 4• and bbls West Virginia crude, at lit,
-?
pitmansa Included.
iilthlVA.LV=Tne following arrivals of oil
a - ere reported to.day
Jas. Wilkins.... I . . Fisher h Pro MO
D. at, Edgerton.. Sid W. kW:Mc:mon., 5:1
P. BIY 154 Waring &. King.. 45
QM
ALLEGIIENY (TATTLE MARKET
°"1" Or
Tl'Tzere'r/7-7.4%9A'ta'.
The supply of cattle was again light this
week, not exceeding rive hundred head,and
with a very good retail demand, and sOmo
Inquiry for shipment, the market ruled
flrm, and all the offerlngs were illspostsl of
at tell prices. Good to extra retailing cat
tle sold at from Bto and stockers may
he quoted at s'i to di; according to quality
salet &ne Ilion. The great bulk o cattle no
sa this week were from Chicago, f
and t were
In the hands of regular dealers. there tieing
hut very few "outsiders" In attendance.
The following lan pretty full report of all
the transactions:
Glean & Lafferty sold 37 head of good to
extra Illinois ..tears at 7:4 to b%; also, 8I
bead of mixed Ohio cattle at vg to 7'4 Ser
geant sold 15 head stock cattle to dull at
1%; and Shemberg bold head of fairish
cuetle to same buyer at Blackstock .1
llaxleirood retailed lei bred at o% to St; ;
IS bead to Wickline Snyder, at
Blackwood ?mid Geo. Evans (bundler) one
very fine chow hetfer,vrelaihlugleos pounds,
for Allegheny market, at alsooine very
fine steer,
weighing nt same price
Merrick dllioud told IS hi.jad at 7'4 to
Myers & Needy wholesaled 55 head of good
cattle,for New York markiltdo Grey &Mar
tin at 1-3,l tog: and retalleili 55 head at 7i9
4%. R1,12S & /1411.9 retailed CZ hcEtti ate to 9
teenwald & Kahn 52 Miail at d to 67 4 '.
Marks & Trannuan, CO head at 7% to 9. L.
llothclallds, 19 brad at 7:: I,
Rut very few -Sheep on sale this week,
though as there were but I. w,lt any, whole
sale buyers In attendance, he demand was
restricted mainly to sapid 'lug the wants
of butchers. Shaw is repo tad ea hating
retailed. slot of clipped oh tp at of
and 11100 ft Co. sold a nurnber of wooled
Sheep at 7N to.S.
weds.
Market for this grade of =Lock continnes
dull at these yant4, the demand being re
strlcted almost entirely to eupplying the
wants of the retail trade.. Sergeant sold 10
head, averaging about 105, at t?,:; and E turr
ice .1 Co. report having retailed about 1 . 2.5
head at 7t,4 to 6 , 4, groat.
=3
Iffy Telegraph to the Pittsburgh iiasette.l
C t.cts SATs, ADril 2.3:F1011r unchanged'
and elan at fill! rates. At the Trade Hoards
flour wait $l3 map; IQ. Wheat nominal and
unchanged, not a enough offering to estate:,
huh prices. A small lot 70.3 winter, cold
at 43 IS. Corn In good demand Mal market
firm:mixed, 400900. The latter rate when
In an elevator is arm, and, also,when It can
be delivered In ears to go East. Oats dull
M. 64P:5c. The receipt. of Rye Is liberal at
$1 70, and In moderate demand. Barmy un
changed. Cotton dull and in no demand,
Middling Uplands can ho bought at 2T..
Wthsky doll at 1.224 10 bond. Mew Pork
Wt. In demand from the East and MOO buds
sold at VT 50 In bulk. Meats unchanged and
held firmly at Se for shoulders and hie for
tides. They could have been sold to a con
siderable extent et a quarter below these
rates. Bacon unchanged and quiet; should.
era, 90; Mdes, 11(41M.W12.c. Lard, /IN° flut
ter and Cheese uncbangod. Egge,l4oBsc,
and dull.
Chicago Market.
;By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gasette.;
Cuieson, April W.—Flour In quiet; spring
extras 1111,50014. Wheat in firm and 2e
higher; No.. 1 sold at $2,75, and No. 2 at 12,46
6 , •45. and: closing quiet at 11.4702.47.,4.
Corn is quiet; No. 1 sold at 10,0711/1.0 , • Oats
quiet 0110 sales of No. 2 at 57659 e, and
closing steady at 57!4e. Rye is quiet at SIX
81,45 for No. Land 41,41. for No.l. Barley Is
quiet Messnchanged. Provisions are lime-
Live. Pork sold at 1511.50W111 for pre..
not and future delivery. Lard is more so.
Live at ICe for future delivery. flogs are so.
Live and 1525 e. bicker. at 1 0 ,7a 0 87,a 5 for
good to choice smooth. liver:W.-2.We bar.
robs P10ur;5,510 bushels Wlieut;ls,olls bushels
Corn; 1,400 bushels Oats. and 1,150 Hogs.
Shipments-3,000 barrels Flour; 6.900 bushels
Wheat; V 5,000 bushels Corn, and 42,0.0 bask.
els Oats.
Philadelphia market.
(Br Tel errant, ton e etttsburgb Ilatetts•/
PIIILADLLPIIIi, April 23.-lloor, dull.
Sales of California at $l7, l; extra Plate, at
615.00.'M beat. 10 demand Limited sales at
13.15 for California; Ited; 0,40. stye; sales of
2.000 bushels. (Icon; In mood demand, and
at
ic: Sales of 6,010 bu. at 111.17. Oats
at 75c per bo. Whiskey, contraband; 0111,17.
Petroleum, refined; Rec.
Cambridge a:estle Market.
(By Tlegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
k:sainattot, Mass., April 21—Beef cattle;
receipts,head ; the demand was ood.
with &short supple; everything sold g with
an advance of hilfrhe per cwt.; extra. 111 .
1G,75, first quality, $15i313,10; iieennil quality,
.11,5q512,!.0; third quality,. COWL sheep
and lambs; receipts. 2,711 head; paces un
changed; sales at 16(010.
Balalmoie Market
fhy Telegr• ph to the Plttsburmh liasettr.)
Ilavristoun, Aprll 21.—Floor doll. Wheat
doll; rennsylranla $3.00. born; bales of
bob white at .1,18 for mlzrd, In lot* ,
01,21 for good to Prints; 7,00 n bus yellow at
W 51.17. oa , a; no salsa C Seed $)11.
Whisky at ...1 lover
00 for bonded. Sug lo,6oo
ar ISO
10.40. ProylslOns unchanged. New Mean
Pork SU.
Itonlestite
itip Telegraph to the Vlttahurah tiarette.)
lull
cis. April PP.—Tobacco actlre
with lu ll ru t,monoon or Pl 5 hogsheads at
5P,P0W21,50. hoportlnn floor Wall. Wheat
e o seteep. Corn toh el led §I,CO Including sacks.
ear corn. sittlid. • Onto hulk, 75. CottOri dull
sioNs pork ..12,1a ior prime- Lard In
„ rues, ititoon shouldors. 0" ; clear
tildes P.*:(1.,12%.' Whisky free si4s.
E==
( n y Tergrapti to the Plusburxt; 1.1,a.dte.1
utvirwrXx.r. April 27.—Flour quiet; S(Z
for double extra nprlng. Wheat advaneing;
aaletl ~,t.111,42 for P.O. 2, and It:Az for No. 3.
Outs bettor at. 640, Corny 01,16 for P.O. I.
21eW York Produce Market.
;sr Talearaab to the Pittsburgh Gazette.] ..
Nair TOVX, April 2.—Cotton tinche =gal;
sales 1,300 Pales upiantis at iidc. Flo an re ,
calor, ce 8,5670010; musket 50100 for aer for
common; other grades steady; se lea 7,514
tibia superfine at 41001006; extra western
si 127(1; choice do III20014.40'; shipping
brans. rand hoop 0010 3.%); trade
brands 413.10014,45, closing ctead.y for good;
California morn active; sales 3,450 bbin at
51L59016,50. Whinny uncliani ;ed. Wheat;
no receipts; common nom lnall y lower; oth•
er grades steady; salmi Lidine 'dash No 2 Silk
Waukee at $.2,e5, white California $3,2743.30.
Rye firm; sales 78,0e0 bash western at .1,50
f or eupice, {1,55 for Canada, and CAI do
free. Barley unchanged; Sales :41.510 bush
western at 41,06; Canada Welt SI,Ai; do In
bond Sir; State 11,1 U. Barley Malt nomi
nal. Corn active. excited and tic better;
sales IsAINO bush mixed western In store at
al,1101,35; sleet at a 1.3501,2854, aaaoag
at outmaa rates; new Western yellow $1,35,
new white western afloat 61,54. Oats—sales
34,1.0 Push western at. 10r31, State iiooolo.
Rice steady; Carolina littdOil lc. Sugar
honer; 121 Idnis Cuba at 100111', Porto Rico .
11V. Coffee nominally unchanged. 010100-
nes firm; 52.5 Wilds Cuba to inqpiee.. Petro-
Mum doll and unchanged. Mons quiet.
,Pork d oll
5,7741 bbk at SileiLl for
mess, s u s sing at for cash, old $21,75/5
0/,10, prime 513019,12, prime steno $11.7540
2107; also 2.500 libls new mess at S/3,2:41:.3,i45,
boy era, May. Beef nnctudiheal; !ales 2,0
bh/S tteree beef at 1.11(131 fee prime men,
for Kentucky /less, tie-f Ilans
quiet at $10041.'91. Bacon (Inner: 7-e boxes
at 707,c for Cumberland. II 5 for 1
Short Bibbed, 12(aliki(02% for suer.. vicar.
Cut Meats—sales 235 sae 0.1400 at is,W9tse.
toe Shoulders, and 115(1131' ' e. Lard steady;
sales llt bids at I/1 03) ; ;. Sew butter Mill:
Ohio, 110141. Cheese steady It 130litc.
Lamar, 5 r x.—Flour closed dull fOr con.
mon graden, and steady and In fair demand
formetil rit and choice. Wheat heavy and
declining ( for common sprltdr. and Boner
for good spring and whiter; tin. 2 spring. at
{1,500365; No. I do, at $2,701t2,n3; winter red
and anther, at 6303,30; white western, at .
13,31; California, at 13,30513,3 5 . Rye firm.
Barley arms); western, yt 1.151031.01 for in.
(erlor to Prime, Oats unsteady, at 726750
for western. Corn quiet, at 41,3015 afloat for
shipping mixed western. Pork not no firm;
sales I , lVu bblx, at ti 2.75 cash and regular
new 1111345, elo +ln g with buyers, at 632.75 and
sellers, ut Sti,nd C.ll and regular. Beef; a
moderate Inedoes9 doing. Cut Ideate un
changed. Bacon steady, at 111 a for short
ribbed, and itiialitiNe for Cumberland m lll. .
111 1 , Lard, at lii%st for fair to prime
steam, and 13 , /a41.17%ie lei kettle rendered.
=CO
illy Telegraph to the l'lthiburgli Geeette.)
Burrs., April 23.—Y1Our 10 wood de
mand, elf/ling at All advance of SOC (Or
oriag; sales 2.000 bole spring at 02.O015,l0;
western $13,501111.fal; Rouble extra Indiana
416.50. Rye Flour Is Wheat mace and
quiet. but unchanged; sales g. 5 ears new To.
ledoat 41,te on State Line tr.k ; also 13 cars
w rejected Chicago at CO ., ' Oa track', arid
Sfe Minh old-a - nixed western at Ol,lS, to
tore, elegiac with an upward tenmoDey.
Oitta in good demand; sales 12.1e0 hue!, Nog
western at fdefde to store. Barley scarce
and quiet; tales ttl".l basil Canada West at
•415 In store. Other articles quiet and Un
changed.
IT =1:
Triegratb to the Pittsburgh fl•zettc.l
Sr. lAscm, April S--Tobacco unchanged.
Cotton declined to To for middling. Flour
In active. demand and confined chiefly to
medium and higher g Supertino quo.
Led at 1110(P12; Extra 312.50t012,75; double en.
Ira a11Q16,75; choice and fancy .17,574115,.25.
tyh e .,A Arm for high grades and dull and
drooping for low grades; prima Fall 11.1.6 0 1:0
3,75; choice $3,5)U3.00. Corn opened quiet
find Improved at tho close, ranging 111.054
1,13. • Oats easier at 7elact/c. Parley lower at
$l,lO for good Spring and 41,55 for choice.
Bye dull at si,sup,r,. Provisions and
nominally unchanged. Lard quiet. Whis
ky very dtll.l at $3,0.5 free.
NeO Orleans Nernst
Inv Telegraph to the Pittsburgh iszette•l
NEW OahrAss. April 2A—Cotton ensleri
sales of 0,050 I.les of low middiing at 70ED
01, , ,ict receipts Mr four days 4.410 hales; ex
ports for the same time lids 4 hales. There
we., no sales In sugar anti molasses. Flour
dullt agog:nee 3114 c lower ; Corn scarce
and advanced sc; wlote $l.lO. Outs in small
demand; sales at At: Pork dull;
$n, , 256., , r;., Bacon; shoulders • ribbed
slats 11%c; clear shier 12%c. Laid 'inn and
unchanged. Whisky unchanged. (Sold.
Llet. ;sterling C0. , (i.0L New York sight
exchange premiers -
Toledo Marked.
By TelegraVa to the Pltteau az h Gazette
Toren, April 3.—Flour Ortn. Wheat
am: axles of wnito Micttigan wt. tab tat No.
red %lunarla 11.2,...M. [Corn active and buoy
ant; ntilv.No. l opening at el, land cloning at
41.04. Oats a shade better. at Gac. Lakol.
freigbta dull; tc on corn to MulLtlo.
I==l
Ifir Telegraph to the Pittsburgh tiarelt ,
MOOCH!;. April '2l—Cotton dull and nom.
mai, middling uplands, •.1(4`21c. Flour
higher, illOQI0:21. Corn iirlY and hiuher,
*1.2103 1,25 for primewhite. lisp, St!dat.
Oats higher, 100150. Pork steady,
it2l. paeon,clear sides, 13O;13
• tIIIYII7.N MV bull Ullman.
Ct.:viakw° AND PITTAHrII4. ii•ILHOAD
A pril -..42 roall, Sperm!. - a McKay; 1,0
bbls door, 12011.., lhalrd a Patton; 1 cur pra.
Dacca, Pettit A Newlin; 3 bra trotter, 1 tad
molasaex, ahulr, Son 4 Co;. S tall% chnlra,
Lemon a Wel., 3 how tohnceo, 4 1.111ler;
hhda anyar, Wm Cooper; 5 do do, allselds a
!toucher; 12 hr.+ plcklee, 11 Ilnworth; 12 1.11
dry apples, Carr A 51CCarpllea; 7 do upplea,
112 aka 100010,9, W 1 Meet a 11ro;20. chimney
Inps.
McDonald; 152 00 Oat, la.- (lieut.;
barn, IV Bingham: 50 . 10 .10. W 11 Co-
Ina; I 2 1,1,12 potatoes. 0 do applea, Vnogor•
der A Shepard; 10 .ski raga. 4 do aundrla,
McCullough, Smith S. Co; 10 do oata..l li
Iluchunan; II bbls potlWoo... .11 do arid.,
W.l Steel A Tiro; 115 aka 71001. Swath a. co;
10 bra tobacco. Una:Earth. Malholahl a Co;
lot .pokes. etc, Uare A Um; 11.107,10 polo
toes...l U antathen.'
•
Prrroannoir, root, W•VAIN CHICAGO
It. 11., April 0.3 —IA 11.11 a hide, Win Bingham;
hza cheese. I tub burr,. q' 11 Kirkpatrick
.P. Co; to boo nel. II J Sleek 3J 000 lita•ko, 1 - 1
rricindeon; 53 *tick, corn. James Glenn; 11
cars oil nl.lO, Jatnrt Wliklor; 1 WA egg,,
dead d Jiel ictrr; 110 410 potatoes, Peter G 11).
1,00011 car On, brick, Pail:. Br,, Ito
Mao Boor, Watt W 'loon : 100 do do, J It lloe;
701 do do, owner; 301 do do. '.l - 2 boxes oonp.
shotnaker d Lock; 4000 tint a oteel, Park.
Bro d Bo; 33 bbl* prarle. Maier; d pro; 1
ear bay, Gun Lang; 10 dozen br00m.,./tin
Porrerßeld; 12 bbl, npples, .1 Blau,:10 tads
apples, 1 kg apple butter. 1 do egg,, II Bo
ber:7 blito apple+, II Bea Jr; 110 tell, paper,
rOultls, Johnston d Colvin; 15 bbl* Pour, J ti
Ntokuwer .0 co; 10 bdl.k forks, Whitmore.
Wolfe h Co.
FITTP.L'iIOII,COLL,II,IIGt CIVCINTrATI FLU..
April 23-25 only flour, 3.50 eke .In, W Cooper
Co; 279 Ors oats, 4 SA. bacon; I car corn, J
Blair; 1 car nay, Campbell d Brown, 118 bar
rels apples, 7 bbls dry apples. A•lalr, ',ru
ck)" d 31111er; s. sks 011., 4' Shieltlll; CZ sacks
corn; "A Wood; 4 ' pkgs prod ace, shrivel'.
Spencer A Co; 61 sk s barley, 12 bbls apples,
SlcUeury d 110m1; lel bias apples, Volst
Co; II bbls anPles, Si 111 . 11 8".1"l"r1 &
Brn; Skgs whltelead, .11• Soo.; 100 barrels
flour, lr Wallace; I car oats, Bricker A Co; I
car scrap Iron, A.Carnagle; 2 cars stares, V.
!lasting] ,
ALLCOULET Srartna, April 27—1 car
bay, Stewart d Lange:M(Bm; 6 don brooms,
Flaanes; I car wheat, McKee' A en; 3 bbls
apples, 8 Dyer; 251 sks oats, W MUMMY .t
C0:1 car lumber, John None; :DJ sks unlit,
Smith A co.
Prrrnernon AND CONWerts9ll.l..¢ R. it.,
April p 2.-20 coils rope. Marshall. Felton St
floilinan; I 2 bundlessheet Iron. W F Arc,
strong; 1 ear sibyl, McCully co; 1 do do, .1
Ii rage Jr; 64 ski; core, 'sync; S Stoaemaa;
15 bills leather, W Wellaell•
Asszolisit. Var.r.er RSlLnnsn. April
2 rues metal, 511miek A co; I ear rye, Daniel
Wallace; 1 di, wt., Adams Austle; Woks
.10, KellS Ilitebart; le sacks feed, Bricker
it co.
STEA_MBOATB
OUR. 11 AND CINCINNATI.I
on , l swift p•••enger torteket,
PEEII.I.C,IS Caot. T.
WI•1 oly•• • regular stseklY
Pittsburgh and Onclun&II,
even ISATUItDAY. at noon, •
every TUINDAY. For freight° ,
on bn•rd, or to - U. BAIL
ap234S b 7
FOR CAIRO AND ST
T. Lt:tll.4.—ltEtiMAllt PAt ,
a RM.: t:lt nne stc
C•a
Will laser abore, on 711Ult$11
at 6 o'r lock C. ii.. posttlyciy.
Yor I reirhr sr p.m°, •OPIT on
IND E PEND IFINT PA(: '
P:T.-1 , 011 FAINT LOUIS, I
t
leavr fF,r the above awl lam
anTIIIIIISII AY, 4'll last .51 1 0
For
fr`ix"".11'.'17.11`2,,:.P,1% 17 .n
np'S U. um.t.inuw,
1 4 '0 R QUINCY. *LEO
SUE.
SUE, DUBUQUIS AND VT
PAUL, Dom:Y.—The ant att.. I
uOLUMISIA
. .
k
i 0 1 I
s es i T s ... , f , o , r y ..bi i rce h a i u n tl 6 nt , trm
heM 4 r
Fur trt
PL AUK, f:OCI
BA RN k C 01,1.0 s's"
IN DEPENDENT PAC
KT Full. ST. LOUIS, DU SIN
AM) ST. line Moan,
,MIVISTEK
_coo
Will leave as above on ED:.
211 k. WIII arty tato trrlght and
river. For frolobt or p
board or to r
irLscic. a CULL!.
Fort MEMi'HLS AND
NEW 01ILEANS.—The One
A paamenr et sM
Celle& came[ Ca
leave for air lOW, and lota,
on W ON Etft, Otto loot..
For frafgl, or paanamo apply on
apl2 1 , 1.a1; & 1:01.1.INOW
UM:MLA II WEEKLY
... eINCI N.N A T I PACKET,
LEAVING EVERY wrnsum,
—The heel, •nu comm. 1.•
M2='
•
A IfOtlY
W. If. t!colf, Clerk
Yor f+Wlh{or ',lltlTSTatgle
fen CHAS. BA UN EH
SAMUEL M. wichEns
Iron 13rok
124 First Stree
Agentrot the le of Cornwall, 11 ,
Josephine, Isnliella, tiuneaunon.
end on,•anol other bronchi ofwnth sac
lost/so/ cone and Oliphant's B. C
ff=
PITTSBURGH ROPE WORKS.
FULTON, BOLLIIIN &
Only Ifeaufaeoarers In the Wee; of
HEAVY CORDLGE , .
IROLalblefor Steam and Coe Boots.
DAWNED LAID OIL WELL ROPE.
Tarred Ropes for Coal Railroads,
HEMP OAKUM AND PACKING,
CLULIiINO COTTON, &e.,
Warehouse. 114 and 115 Water Street,
Neer IlenctoesNele House.
RIVER NEWS
The river continues to rat slowly at this
point with eight and a half feet in the chan
nel by the Allegheny marks last evening.
At Oil. City, the Allegheny was reported
rising, with live feet at thaCpoint, nod
from this, it must he inferred that there
has boon heavy rains' at the headwaters of
that stream within " the past few days.
II ere, the weather was cloudy and cold yes
terday, and It was thought that thorn
would be a sharp frost last night.
The Argosy. from Cincinnati, and the
Spray, from Vortsmenth, are tile only ar
rivals we have to report. The Argosy had
nexsacellent trip, including oer two thou
d sacks of corn, bad bar v rels 01 tares
pork. There were uo departures aside from
the regular packets.
. .
The Col wubla, Capt. 'Reed, leaves to.day
for the Upper sllsslssloppl, With an 'excel
lent tr'p. As U. will be sumo time before
there is another boat ready to start for
that paint. Parsencers and tattooers should
take advantage of the opportunity noa
presented. Messrs. Russell Itn4l hpiano are
associated together In tine entre.
. .
. .
Tile aver iireingt toil reliable Argosy,
COL Leisie Veaulrrgrift, with Mr. W 11.
seutt In the °Mee, it the regular pueset
forCluclnuati toeiay, leaving promptly? at
The Importer, Capt. Noss, is announced
to leavo for St. l.ouN today, as Is also tun
America, Capt.l'. 11. Gol,lnns, for New
leans. These are hots 112Ce0.111t Lexie, The
America Ili attic receiving freight for Qin
clinutti end Loolsrille.
The Kato Putnam, Capt. J. 11. Lightner,
with Mr. J. D. Young in the oinee,leaves for
St. Louis tomorrow without full. Thu but.
nem already has a good purtimi of her car
go engaged, and will leave on Thursday
without fall. She offers superior accommo
dations for passengers. Tile Nora 1s loud•
lug for the gold erg logo, 10 charge of Copt
utee Shedder. .
. . .
The liltralstle passed Evanceflle on Sun
day, enrouto for St. Lodlc, tot did oleo the
Itelleyernon, enroute .from St. Louie t
Pittsburgh. The towtonatt Anor, Boer, An
telope, Reinlute and W. 11. /Crown pc..f.
clown the aurae ' day on their way to New
Orleanr.
The Great Republic leaves St. Louis for
N ew Orle a ns on Wednesday, and Cairo on
Friday morning. She is now in complete
running order, and will soon "set the pegs"
for all she fast nags plying the Lower .111s
sIsslimi. •
Preparations are being made to start
rafts clown the Illissirsippi. filets aro mak
ing their war up to toe pinerien. Thu Du
buque Herold rays that Danlei McLain, toe
well-known raft pilot, has departed for toe
foot of Lake Pepin, 0110 a forms of twenty
one men to bring down u raft of lumber
which wintered there, belonging to parties
in St. LOU!, Ilan hoe been offered siesi
premium If he makes the first run into that
city.
The Ida left Duldissue on Wednesday
night. going north after a load. Galena,
It is said, contains more oats limn any town
on the river, nearly all bound fur the
;ow them turtrli.etra.
Albert Teulrl, who was bange.l hit rowr
lot, at PoYlestown, ' renomyletylla,. I.4st
'llurstbty.conra.aed 1.6 hays been ebiruge.l
. . . .
In the nrictury of the .I.lis7d-.1.0 steamer
Mary E. Forsyth In l , slr or 1,3; that he
drungesl the eierk of the steamier, end then
robbed the Wilco of $1 ItAne. Bel ti lySked
when , lie went the money, he replied, ' , on
drunks, oltentnues spending from Co) to
pole. night.
Thu St. Louis Democrat tlin4 or
°the situatlonia as It Wes at the class ta
laiit week: .14 10 very apparent that there
(salt Unease of 'nonage catered Or remit,
tale freight. Saute of them won't go un-
macti=asza=goia
begins to look tam We and one of the
1mk01.. 1 4m Shrrktyy, mow bock with 4
reepcc table cargo. X hero le alio eumetallng
doing In tile Teenteeem trade. Good 1.4-1 C
Tallman. expected (rot. kaetport and Flor
ence. The Vickxhurg trade will no doubt
iron elewillF 1 u litipertanoo, the value
thu railroad co:meet:one become
veloped."
We clip the following Itetrol from the Cln
cl.natl Ikurlie, of Monday: Aoglo
whose mow put to n 114 la lot of alm•lve re
constructed chivalry at Stemphis, all Cli
act culled forty all the MMus/tate epithets
that the noodles of the river chaps of the
~ .4trartnee and :1;44,1 could con.
tats, has safely arrlved tut. port. It the
suffering poor of the South are la need or
corn, the Anglo Saxon It aver ready to a.sr
ry her share without price or umuey. There
is no MAP, A.lll,llnri 10,0 thmli tier Cap
tain. Tile 51 lilt truck. with two barges in
tow, from Pt. Louis, will heat thew hart to
day. Sae hag tool tons of iron ort, mud a
quanta) of intiesentutemm freight. atm
discharge. Mu toils of Iron heir, and My
tons ut Pitt tstnent I!, :ost at stenbenvllle,and
3.3atous of trod null Z:t tons of Ureelay and
lead pipe at IhttsbersM.
A nt. I.oolt te1,1,6114 of yesterday, (23.1)
ex)e: The latest newest, from l'he te ester
that the freshet bad reached Its
height, and Um water to slowly receding,
tid there Is 110 fear of further dims', to
oo Pacific realms,: entertained, and the
reseat damage will be speedily repturrti.
Tim worst break was !mar h:lk110rn
where four hundred ands of track was
washed away. Ttio rot l etsteti onlatm
and L Menge Is badly damaged, and the W -
ter is still rising.
A dutpatt h front St. Paul, .100 slate,
L3l) sat. The mot Overflow tul the levee
3edtertlay, submerging u portion of West.
nt. Paul anti the Hilitnelotit Valley U 0,1110,01
stopping trams for save hl s. The Min
nesota river overflowed at Mankato, and
inn town of I:o,eur is under water. TOO
slculLer hasten 1051arrIveti from La (:ions..,
and navigation is fully open.
ORDINANCES
011DISAIN(:E relating to
tx - mt-iNv.
TloN I. Be it 0rd.,i0..1 an./ tkr
Soh, anl ,ninvi 1 . ..0•0 1 1, chi,"
0..e:11/. 0701 It Orr Arreq, nr.t.tc,,,,tcort t,/
'an, MIL o Leeson .hall
Loma Itc.• Site oat, t.r wee. un.l.r • prnalto o , f
1.. n tlo.lser, I• reco•rted raantn•rile. Any
pot,. .I ,trio[ t • bre, o • pnbile
ohall en•le In wrlllno. In • ult to
Lc Iteht for t urn..., In the orEre of 11,...•Cre t
,nrultolure. ••I .1.111,er my.) Wee p rnlotlnn
ton Ilmt pnn,..se. anti It shall , to eorrlo.lhtl
1.0 5 , w that the bless I. done Ilt • g0...1 nntt wort
ninnlttorulnnor. 114. ntrret 17..nands.lourr
ob• hay, tower to stralt • hurl, rer"tlon. as be
ni•o . .lrem nalvtonnle. rn , Jr. t lo thr Approval of
l
rtroet Committee, In relntlun 1.. Ulf 11500 r
of ouch entrr•.a.
Pan . . 2. All drain. not .lown t y rltle•ne In the
pehlle streets or [rounds &Pall he of "one. tr•m.
clay or colt,' Indestruct.ble tnaterlal, under
pen tlty cf , e, dollar, to be reenrered aurntaarllY•
Lc: 3. Any part or to
te 1.1. cllti•n , ea CO,
arllb the forepnc, la hcretly repraled.
OrJ•lnk .1 and cniae ed ILL" law , bit the 11th
day of Aprd. A. D. 11.7.
JAMES McIIILIEN.
Pre,lclent of .the ',dec.:outlet!
Attest: M.5.,k1:101,
Cirri ..f the bele, t Council.
• Ir. Itll/1 , 1.F.,
Pre.1.1 , 11( of the ~ rutuou Couuell
♦tteet: ItunLlti 1,”1.`4,1,11,
Clerk of the commou Coune4l.
A NVEIDIVANCE Ificreasing the
Po:Ico YOT,,
N[1:114. I. lit It ordate,t wet 'eerie! ey the
S , 1. el , ae.l , ,eanou C,,orgetio, the 1%44 A 11,
ne4 if is lete;.l end rnarted Ay
uttlhoraty eame; That
of
l'olle, of the
city .t,sll een.l.t nine Cln et of Pollee and fire
e.... .rod one cept. rt of the Wlllle. t•rtl
Ll~~iii.ucnl~u( Lc `,V,:`,•,,,r,'1„'r.v.%-.i;
=
F===l==
i. - , act
”ntained And enacts! Into* troy ills, ilr r!rv.
emulcy April, AOOO Domini, one thoussaci
tigi4l Ltuu,ll,ll and silly-n. 1,,
.14511.1, 31 , 111:1Eit,
Prual , l”ut of Nat. Council.
Attest: u. nt.tcrnnton,
liEqc BIDDoE.
rrrsidynt of Common Council.
Attest: ROuCirr ificwtorric
dirt of Colo .on Council.
13!1!MIMI
La TA.,
eke,. La ea
r11,T.1,n
nu... apply
yE 4 . Aga!,
ater ate t.
E.i .4=4A
.atEnil• WATCH SALE ON TUE
.Vli.fl ' A% itt;
prier of -Ten Dollsls!, witho
ut. n eard to valor,
mud not to epa for unites perfectly
tort. _
Joil NO
1. iL In
E
1(0 Solid Gold Fit unting Watche..-112,0 N 8 7 5 0
(0 , Static Ca•ed Gold Watches "20 to Yu
MO LAM., Watches, Knarnolied-- Ott to 10
00 Gold Hooting (lin., Ws, an to ow
WO Gold !touting Koch.h Leven... 00 to 120
Gold Duplex %latches 100 to 00
500 (told Itunt'g American %althea PO
Suoltilver Hunting Levers 00 to 110
brel Silver Hunting Dopiest. 74 to 210
UA tiold Ladle., Watches 50 to 20
1.0.0
Ices Hunting Lepine• lei to 75
1.1.0 31rllatteou• nliver Watches.- ISO to toll
2,00 Hunting olives. Watehes . .„ 25 to 00
5,051 As.orted Watch., all Mods- . 10 to 75
al - Et er7 Patronobtains a Watch fly this ar
rangement, costing Lot 410, while' it may be
O
orth 4001. No partiality 0111 he shown.- 1011
The advertisers wiall to loomollstely dispoce
of the above magnificent nook. Certificates,
vpnand og tile attic.. are plared In sealed envel
ra, and well totted. Golder. are entitled to
lilt •rtlcir• named on their certificate. upon pny
men{ o. TOO Dollar., whether It be watch
worth 4750 or ono worth leas. he return of any
of our rertiticatea entlll.s you to tho article
n•rned then., upon p•yment trrespeetter. of
Its worth, and as no article slued less than 11l
Is named on any Certificate It Will at once be seen
Ghat this
i :.C.:::12
lAte
lock 11.
o•ral or
pt. ft.,
Ports, u•
=DI
i;J.:•"-A
onN NOF
WO. AR
a seat ,
.r lit
O %DOM
Aganta
151""
ho Lottery, bat a atralght forward
leattlntleTrantartleu,whleb may
be partlelpialed In even by
themes. Vaatldlon• I
A tingle (wildcat!, will be aewt by mall, post
paid, upon receipt of nts, OVe for el. eleven
for ta. thirty. there mut At , elegant pretrilom ta r
•S, autt more ea cable D[l'olollll fur Sin,
our hundred and moot nutter!. dtch for AM. To
Arenta or Moan Whiblug employment dila la
rare opportunlty. It Is a legitimately Condom
yd twn...duly autonrlred by toe liovertimetit
and or i f i t r t: , : . be Mockcareful scrullny. Try Ott
1a2.8m31
LATE
t. 001.01 .
1 atc p
4 0.1.
arlurto
NM), AO
r. RICKLING Cu..
14 Broad.a, N•w York
INIEZ!
xat VE.CING
CITRATE OF MAGNESIA,
In Son. he'll.. In powder. This Magnesia is a
mild yurgatlYeaod aperient, very acceptable to
tim stomach, for riot bewitch, sour or Melt
stomach. and all febrPa one.. Yor tale byt
ilmgalsts. Prepared by ARTItUIt RIO/Kita mos ,
Map/tug street. New tort.. •1131.27:1•7
SIGN OF BLINDS.—JOHN A,
AYDZOILITT.
'aril or to
1 Ag•nta.
•
ItHOWN h CO* 'llO ISMlllieletat Writerl%
nurmntl7 to
the PostaMen keep e legant or
Venetian
a rgt h e ' n ' wtl a. New style or
Window hltades, $llO •od upward, Colored
Oh Cloths. Huff. volland. Slats. Its
el Otto
mans. !Linda:o Picture Cols and Tassels. Also
at the stIIIP shire. on hand o a. 1.• W Coder. a
0.1 stork or White a, d.Calteo shirts. Collars
or geutlemen, weir. mile 01.
L 333
ng
b ore
t . rou se:
Atcoa
20 n ,, nl :i s t for It UtiTIC recei ef.
%.,truirE A. KgLLY • CO.
cell Wholesale
/Isr
17 Wood strati
NIIT soltt
~~i~i:iir~F:' ~ r :1C~~7~~Ifif.`~~i~:~f ! ~ :[y~ol.3:}
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
THE UNDERSIGNED RAVE AS
oottoted with them Inail bronelloe of th.lt
business, JAM. L. DILNOICALTII. The n.ne Itm
will eontlnue ec heretofore.
. t Co.
T. SZLLICIIII E. OW txti 1. L. DUNBLAIII.
.•
F. SELLERS & CO.,
PORK PACKERS,
And Manor toture rs of
.L 44 , 3El_] C:10 1-. :
New Bacon. Beef and Tongues
will be ready for delivery on Monday. Z4th loot..
Chided Sugar-Cured Hams:
I>o du do Beef .
1/0 do , do iteell'onVes;
Do do do lireakfust Bacon;
Plain Cured Bacon Shoulders;
• Do do do Sld.4. •
At reduced prlces and of excellent quality.
From this oat, ahttil Itt• regularly .uppliett
with all atllclealtt the Ftuelatutt trade.
.1•10:rts
BREWER. BURKE 8: CO.,
COMMISSION BIE6I'll&NI8,
ItteENTlt FOtt TESS
Parloe, Globe & Liberty Oil Works,
Annan ntorawetor Crude and !tato/0 OIL Ida
drat cash advances made on a...Orin:neat, of
Crude or l',,tro!reetu. Yards for storatto
and shipment of Crude Olt at Lawrenceville.
Odle, and Warehouse. Currier °I Dun area., Way
and lianeoct atrect. l'itteburah.
earma Klat. )S7 7 11, , 17.77
KEIL Z. EITCII.4IIIT,
COMMISSION lA - CECHE/TS,
Fiouo, Gratr, Sezis, Fifil Feed, &t,
m7 . '4:37 349
FETZEFI ts. AIMSTRONG,
FOLIVIIiDIG Asa cormisios efecIRATS,
for the role of Floor, Grairt„ll.con. Lar.l.Buttor,
Semis. Oriel Fruit, aril
la Narkel tttraat, cur., oh ltrFt, L'lttotnargh, I's.
hiL•3,ur
IWENS t.
KENIiNELLIiC,
Wholleal/ICYCUII ulter A li E AN
FIDA I/TOSI n 0
I IlIllll7lTd, HALT, PIA/UN, b UTTER Cut.,
POTATOLS, and In rroTlalonr and produce
it.norally, No. 7011 DMIAL BTILICET. oppo•
alto tb•ltallroad Leot. ALLEGIILKY:P.a.
Agent. for We nit of P. 1. Illte•a. llonnell
Llllnan's and J. Kern , . Hall. anla:l7tl
BT. 21 . 0% ' nnnnan . 111411..
R OL N
KNOX & 50N,C0P411711.9t1i073
• IdERCII A.NTnand 1./..alers In YLtrUK,
OILLIN. MILL. riccu node/A/DUCE ranarna-
IT. NO. 70 Diamond. cpooalto City lira, Alla
/Olen,. Cl ty. lel 7:rsr
11ALV. CRALVWFOUD.
Commie
-•-, MERCHANT In rai META 11(0).115
OUT, WHuIIOHT nett/U.ll-O,N. Vll2l. 1101(`K
and (,LAY , WartnourJ and Oflsu. Noe. 380
lad 384 nTliale.2. Mu...an rumba:ed.
14,17:n1:rent, ocl
ALAS. Y•11..1.. ' J. N. •MJ.
APBANE AN./ C0711:1111S
.... NION !MUCH ANTh and dealers la /WWI
and 3 . 11000 CL second street. tetii.en
Wool and lirultnltld. ratsburgh. a: 11,1 7
I TITLE, BM US) PATTON,
L
Nenolnaalntirotere. C0M9153/ot. Ilerebaala,
and dealers In rrodnce. /lour. lia<on.
11.0. llarhon and Lard Iron. Nall..
Cotton Yarns and all I'lttetcrgb leanufseturia
getaralle 11.04 Ili ett4JCII scr., tittotrarzh:
p El(51E11. Ic. LICCOS., (Successors
l ln g t u o rg r Y e ul ts ANndit r
a y n teu ,rWho eial e . pe t alt n ra
.1
P:r.rZt. leFlfth -
T
1 OLIN 11. CANEIELD, Com mis
. Glyn and Forwarding IdireLant and lel:Lola
/ale dealt. 10 Westtrn 14.4111,C Cheeie. II tit
ter. Lard. Wort. Mae., /lour,' Flit., Vot and
dearl ••Les, and 011 i, Dried troll, and Cr,,.
duct generally. Nog. lei and Ile Iron;
Pittsburgh.
11 RIDI)LE,Nu. Liberty St.,
i'tl.l‘l.urgh. l'a..Conanthlon Iderchmtt.•.l
Wbolemlo Deslcr In Country Produce, Cir,..ct ries
sl rittenagtManufscturcs. Cuh ulvanced
,n‘CoUrtgninents. sod raw for Pluallee AmouYul
r
.
•
j AMES DALZELLS. titltiOlunu
fa.cturers of Lard 00.140 COtu.stisCon Mex.
ureha.se .04 e Cdc
/Leine I . 6tfolen p m. Se.. 01 ` d .oo Wat e m r We.,
VlVAharelk. A.l•aarc• made nu Cunsl,nrk.nt,
.10[1111. flOl.l-ILIMVIALD 110Cei .A0.t. 1,10[1.11
JOIIN I. 1101 LISE is. DE103.. Eicae,-
(74.001111. J.oIN 1. 110t . gl' a Co.,
itale lirocers Lnd Cornmle•lon Nrrcu.vu. tr..
.1.5 of ISmlthlltlci 412,1 Watte Atm", Pittsburyr
too
s;,CllollAlikiat Lc LANG, It hole
, •41...,..1,1 rogr,
ctle. let, Car...,,n 011,
N.. and 174 4'ocnlMool4. nriu [Aborts ,
L'ltts , taith
SAIAII DICIkEI' &CO.,
and
..
•Ita,2 1 . 1/I.lllt, Nn. 4. Water struut azd 1.5
I.llt,:sroh.
~,,11111.70N.Y.VVA1.11 ACE,
IiILOCER, AN I) VII. ri,UCF. DI: AI. ELLS.
‘a. (i e.!st tit strert. VI" (burg.. pil,lAn
noux....w.L.enirrunx
BARR. INALE RIIETTLER,
=I
N 0.1.2 St. Clair St., nitt.burgit
•
tsr
(11#1;gaits,
1=
. Agent. for it b-a,-.1 1:13A1,1311
RI. St.. or), a:..1 ~ ( :110.11ACE.6.1C S CO.
l'hll.4ltlphts, I'IA
Iv.•S .. 0. - rra6E... wad
D. a if. IV. 811 MPS '•AIIY::R'Ati•• 111
1•A1a rIiUITA It.
Tbn Itailma 14 , 1 Urral. Vl.lln aztl Gut
•11. r.
CHINA. Willt:lloLSC.
RICIIIRD BREED CO.,
10. 100 Wood Street
IBItITTANNIA AND SILT 1.:!: PLAT F:1 , TA
PLY WAItC. TA Tit/.YE 164,1 TABLE CUT
LY.4I, ziwAy. on LkAnd.
A TEA ne:l'A
CHINA 11INN
CHINA Vt.ILICT.LTIS,
1:111,06
111 111 Y>llA cgil
N WARE ”fer,ry dc.”rtpl:on
L• CAIIII
LAVA vior,
LAVA 1.1111i...ie.
6TON is WARE of all varittli E.
suit who talc and ri.talt
tA.,. et and loin,: (tact of Cv erg
thing In Ibis line In It,, Slur.
l'rle. arid trrms th. same a. la the
N OTICE os7 51E1IS UV
DRAYS, HACKS, &C:
Notice la hereby glT , n to ~hers of Wsr
ons, Drays, Cll . ". Carrlae ,, s, s, #.-„
whet her resl,l4 , nt r t0n,..1.1.nt , 111 tllr CI, of
rlttsburflt, to pc, Illetr sr,. alt n.. .1 ns••,-
ure Ca. 011 es l 111 of 111,1 , ,,1/.
Ina ccordsn , . with an set of A, , .sbly,
pros. CJ M 4,1,03, su•l an or,l se
of tn.
tincl,s Um (111.4
111, 100.
All 1,1,•1111, not psl,l on or brf,re Mar 16, 1..1'
will ',Oars., In the I.ln .l. Of tlo , 1'1,1,1
tnt/1.•ett. , .1,1,1 ft, of
f4.r the the, of, sod all 1,,,n01.s ho
nvplrct Or 0r,.,.15t. , out 1.1 , e5.. s sr, be
to. pon•lty. to be ruc• - •v er.,l fsrt. tut,
!1 I',•r, ,11011,1.• stsolint of lb.-Lk...pg... •
'Sur old metal 1./I{ „ N r,••rs .lust Is,
returns.' at the time the L.lcens.S are talon
or nay 7.lcants r.
1101110 LICE.NrIr..
Esell One Horse Vehle,r $ 7 f,ll
#:scn llorw Vs 111,1 • 12 In
atNESSIVII
. .
leiculletnen Thuber .114.ei• drawn hT t wo
Itoreen.efrhlr.n del:aea each, For each a.lll
- Horse tp.e.l Inn,. 111
one duller: V ALLI a N Trea,urre.
re , rtlarr I. Ise,
MEM
UNION CHART COMPANY,
Massfacttacri and Jesters Is
GRAY'S UNION CHARTS.
urt•al I.llt , rtnentmar,rt.l to Apalte. 1.u.1
ncsei light, sod
SUITABLE TO EITHEE !SALE OIL SEVALE.
Itrquirri but Ilttle .1410. Addruss, cualut.
lug tAtut,
UNION CII ATM CO.,
apl4:7L7 Oraltgerllle. Trun bull , 11.
. .
s,IIUPELLIOIt OAR TANNEI),PAT
Ir.NT iITIOLIVIINU AND ILIVI.TEO
LEATkIEE BELTING AND HOSE,
braouractorod at No. ISH SMITH YIN& WT., by
ELIIITLEY. PHELPS &
Also, Akorar for Nary York Robber Co.
Grum 13e1 tin g.
Alway• on bands a ruperlor quality of LACZ
',HATO KU land 1. 1101 01 0110 NT I 10/ 1 F.. 'COF
FER 11111‘111 and MAL% 001.? LICOHP.otr.
(BEAT lik:V01.1111TION IN THE
WINK TILA OF TIIF UNITII I 1 STATES.
—PURE CALIFORNIA .nade
and ' , reword as If done In Franco. from pure
(0olforol• W tne, and luting ILr place of Impor
ted Olt impugn.,
The undersigned would roll 1110 attontlon of
Wine louder, and Hoot If teptra to the follow-
Ina tette,, which may be • oorrect Idea of 1110
qd•Illyof their Win,"
,Utorrorrwral. lIOTaI..
• I.lllLAniterls. Oct. ',SW, ISM
N. floccultu A r:u...-q,ertee t ru:
In given your Callfornmenscousento a tlaorough
test. we take pleuen• saylna mare, thmlt It
the belt Amer' en 0)0,. we have crer used. We
shall at once place It on our hill of fare.. Tours
truly J. It. KINIII.I.ICY A CO."
Call and try our California Champaene.
n01,:n7 , 1; 30 Der at.. H.
LEDCOIIIIDMA AND
Fermate Weakness
A phYsl , l•ll or tw , nlY•llt , •rP , lenre
olfrr. • v•Ion111. sill powerful reused. fur the
o
•bore smrd romi,l.lllll.
It I. • compound Ais cove red by the edebrnl"
Illghzt.t.les. and experience bre pr.yed 4.lll
elenry to Le grunter than that °Carle , r.lntwlf
pre , innsly tin 4
'I he prr.eriptlon. with foil ollreqllon• for It,
will 4n ae. by torn soy ouu unclovlutuV
il, to' nCOII 11 , 11. T.
Statlott U. Bible Hutt., eW Yuri.
mb=.ll.9.mwr
DIERILIN IRON WORKS.
JONES & MGM,"
PXTTF332517M1.4:3r335,
arAiszTaerc aims OP
AMERICAN AND CLAIR
Bar, Hoop, Sheet and Plate Iron
Uridge Iron;
Angle and T Iron;
Guard Iron;
Coal Screen Iron;
T Roiis,l6 & 20 lbs. to the yard;
Train Italls,punehed and coun-
ter Hunk
lloiler,Bridge and Tank IliTetS
Cut Nails and Spikes;
Ship and Boat Spikes;
Railroad Spikes;
Railroad !Fish Bars and Bolts;
Railroad Car wueel a and Axles;
Street Cur wheels and Axles;
Coal-Pit Car Wheels and Axles;
Patent Cold Rolled Shafting;
Patent Cold Rolled Piston nods;
Mower and Reaper Ham
WAY.LHOUISE ANL. OFFICE.
120 Water and 158 Front Sts,
MUNCH 110128 E.
Nos, '22,24 and 26 River St.,
10.06 CIIICAIIO. ILL
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
SINGER, NIMICK &CO
laytu7.l,runr.a9 or
BEST BEFINED CAST STEEL
SQUARE, FLAT AND OCTAGON, OF ALL SIN&
MT.7I.AF, CincozAn. OA:. AxDCROse CUT
SAW PLATES.
KLLIVTIC AND SEMI-ELLIPTIC •
RAILWAY SPRINGS,
Cast Spring Slut,
cart and German Plow Steel,
PLOW WINO) AND MOWER EARS.
SPRINGS, AXLES AND STEEL TIRE,
01001.0, 91f00rEt., 11110, RAKO, FORK. TOO
0.01. R AND MA , III.NICRY cAsT
CRoW-11A1LS.1 Ae.. Ac.. Sc.
Warehouse, 53 Water St., Pittsegh,
ATLAS 'STORKS,
monrqx STREEfI.
Ninth ard, Pittsburgh.
THOMAS N. MILLER, President
These Worts are among the larreat and molt
nem pi,. e.tnil,mrtlt In the Watt, and are
now pre- aced to rurntst
Engines of Every Description,
Boilers, Oil Tanta,
=EI
ftsiliyad Castings,
Bolling Mill Castings,
Engine Castings,
Machine Castings, •
General Carding%
ORDERS SOLICITED.
PITTSURCII FOUNDRY.
A. GARRISON & CO.,
Maccessor. co 11011.7.3. (isrrlsom &Co.
FOUNDERS AM) NIACRINISTS
=I
CHILLED ROLLERS, OF ALL SIZE!,
From Ir. llrz, ropy,.lre
c* raper •Tl.l Indian 1tut.1..1
W...r1. Mlll Unetln*,.. mail da
rwr.ptlor., llscrut
1,11, * • f ott., •tway*
lL tl rt , t, 013
❑a an.l to .61Lort nuilca and
UM, ar.l arehott.e.
.W 0.11 9 tins /1 rid Street,
IXII
TORT { PITT FOUNDRY.
cuieve, INiP NENI W 8
~.7.-- 7 7.1,V1A 07
LILAVY ORDiLtXCE,
=
• . . • . .
Hpeetal atteutt . . ktil.L
V.. • - MACILIN FAIT tad 11.Y.TLIETti.
Ltt.m..letl to ,omptly.
As Ltr..t. , l ,, rr. the beat reaurlala will . 1 .*7
n. na,./ at thlo Youctdr,
,• • .
Hallo[.ll.r.ow: or our nil Stock, we are
pr,par, , ,l, !Kew •aa larriOr. paterus,
ntoterut , !rr to super . ..felon of Mr, Pa
r-r, forafba NAIL MACHINES et rem . % no-
UTILITY
McLEA.N & BIATOR,
No. S 3 Liberty St., opposite Fourth;
CABINET MAKERS' HARDWARE.
Th.,y male a specialty of Iron Bedateld and
1'10.12a...0r5: Bedstead and foot
Csstort: datead Fa..ulngs: Mops for Exten•
0100 Tablva, Sc. They atm, manufacture and
bavt constantly on hands Thumb Latches. Spring
1.•!clItS. \l'Lean's Window hash Supporter.
It• Lean, Keevotele dash Button, Utility hint
nd Butt Ulnae, Ortudralonn It•ngtass,
t ad troll., wash 1v,...)
ROBERT LEA,
=
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS
Freight Roisters
AND DOCTOR ENGINES.
JIKATC•StIIIO of all deecrlpt'ons made to orde
Coriier of Firer .od Ferry Stree!s,
FI
lc.. •r:John A ILL 111....L01. L. Y W CA
VALLEY Ii,TOTE WOMAN.
ALLEN. ra , KEE at co.,
OM.. sad INarattoaa;• 301 Liberty ■t
'eppvalta loiltbtlaldl
Slthufacthrcr • OTrat - artery Or COOK. rAH.-
&NU and lIATIMI STOVES. thous..
the er.thbrnt,. K l All.4ghcor • and Mon s
thorrebirth Coal
Coutlog etorer: slat, lb: , Autocrat th
Sprroul or Wood. nut tho unrlth mar as of the
Eutolro. for wood; giro, Arthes, lint., Jen
dtha, ourthKettlet. Dog trout sod hollow Ware
gonorAlly. tope
A. 115501.1,... 05. V•1ti1t1115.......1. 5. BILZ.1)11
JETNA STOVE 'STORK&
A. BRADLEY & CO.
li.urausure every variety at
Cook, Parlor and Heating Stoves,
Amory[ whichthe 'tole brated I(.9H6HA
'Nfld.., d TAL aro
Itillkfi (Cold titcrea;) 11).
!NAN an
A VE'r (ULAN and IRONII/DXS (Wood
Cook stovo.l Alan ooknoraoture
CRATI 9, GRATINrRONTS, dm.
W O . 2 tr.ii.l2 l :l • •=giti. or la r t Or
ei::ig2c,tl
btrwo.. • -
•
BLACK DIAMOND
wrxiimx.4l747C,
rErlanuTT; • A.
rAr.x, BROTHER &
klannhoaturon of
ISSIST QUALITY 116,12 i Ell CABT STZT.L.
an
e, Flat and. Octagon, of all a 1.... W.
an, d , 1 451 to any Ito ported or macttfoctored
tto. try.
„Elsa awl warcho
Pnss,
h•• No . US sad ISSlfint,
otrpaa•. Ill••••••
PITT SOURER IRON WORKS.
J. - PAINTER & SONS.
11•NOTACTII11.101 07
Iron, Elubket, Tub and Trunk
HOOPS AND SHEETS, \
fcls “In PITTEIMMGII. PAL,
IRON CITY MILLS.
HOGE.RS & BUR
..t..Ufacturers of 3
n.n..d,charrowt,..Tunlata & Pollab d
Ei113:3E3334 . X . Si r
Orrres Any W....iousa, I; O. ON MAIIKST
EVERSON,PRESTON & CO
P E.r.rs PT. IF Iddriral
IT{AL)7 4 IWCI - EtW.SI
Wurehuose, Nos. les mod le: rin txt., oppuslt
Honougabolu House, rlttstourirb,
6EvaniglX•ifitillaitaz
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND
1: , 11 7 9 WOREKS,
Corner Carroll and Smallman
Streets, Ninth Ward,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
"VP3ILE. EMZEIT'33,
PLINIIFACTUREII OP
Cast Iron Bowl Pipe,
FOR GAS AND WATER WORXZ.
21 -1 11:4
2.0 r 1f )YYS
fli7
1
GIIIRAL USTEGS FOR GAS ID WM 3010.
,!t7'.;;lS:AVa..`t:VeZreVrictinVa
felEASO
THE FULTON
BELL lig BRISS FOUNDRY,
ESTABLISHED IN 1332.
Nos. 91 First and 70 Second Streets,
.PITTSBURCH. PA
XANITPACT ORE= OF
ALL SIZES OF BELLS,
From 10 to 100,000 Founds.
OBE, Eat CHM LED WEN TEEM
I=l
Stop Cocks of Brass - or iron.
or ALL SIZES.
GUAGE AND CYLINDER COCKS.
Agents [az at the different
STEA.2.I PUMPS
Bole JlBooto for the
Celebrated Steam• Syphon.
Dealers la GAS PI ri. STIAIf and GAS FIT
TINGS, PL ME O
ÜBRS' WORK, eta.,
_att.
Particular attention paWAo ATEAII .8 GAS
FITTINIi In all Its branch.
•
•
.
The • •
only fectorer• of A. FULTON'S
METALLIC FA cuenu VILING lON STEAM. CYLLNe
PEES, 60.
u. BHIT'S CELEBRATED. ANTI-A.T.TIti-
TlioN METAL constantly or. hand.
BB ro e, and BELL CAnTINOSmade to
order snd enlohed WILE neatneos loud dispatch.
Particular mtention pslll to Brass Ylnionliog
In all Its branches. We also loop constantly on
Land all Uses of lines t, Square and Bound Gum
Hemp and Cotton Puking, Bona Hose of ail
sixes St up to order.
A. FULTON'S SON & CO.
mhS.rss
FORT FITT
BOILER, STILL liill.THE
wevEnas.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
• ILLIMPACTIMPHO OP
TUBULAR, DOUBLE4DDED, TUBULAR
LIRE-BOX & CYLLNDELL STEAK HOLUM,
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS,
CLUSINEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND. CON
DEN tints,
STEAM PIPES, GASONETZES, AND LEON
DELUGES,
PELSON DOOES AND COAL BRUTES.
OM. asidWork• Corner Second, Third.
.
.Short and Liberty Str•eta.
Pittsburgh, pennsylvarda
irOrders seat to the above odd.= .111 be
promptly attetded to. inta:lB2
lENSMOTON IRON WORKS
LLOYD & BL&CK,
Best Common, Refined Charm
Juniata Bloom Iron.
m.231.011ANT BALL. 11111.11(13 A SQUASS* ISO!
HOOP. it/LND. T a•nd JOWLS IRON.
BOILER PLATE .d MHEET IRON
MM:==M=3
CYLIRDER and UUAILI) Olt FINGER IBOX.
citALL T RAILS, 29 .d 101 x.. to tto rard.
WROUGHT CHAIRS and RPLEIR for Auxte.
MAT RAILS. Panelled wall Counimuat.
COAL ecuxaN IRON.
NAILS 3,01
. .
Warehonsa. NO V. ater and No. 6 Narks
au. Works, Strand atm.. Elantia Ward. ad
Joirdna City Gaa Work. Pittaborith. at=d4
KIIYSTONR IRON WORKS
HUTCHISON, GLASS & CO.,
)(aunt:win:ere of the different Anil 0
• Round, Square, Flat and
llorse-Shoe Bar Iron,
.loop and Band Iron,
Boller-Plate, Tank and
Salt-Pan Iron,
Sheet Iron, ,te,, se., Lc.
Works, PITT TOWYHHIP, on I/Lononnelela
steer. 021ce and Warehouse:
No. 146 Water St.
ORFASOENT SMEL WORKS.
MILLER, DARR I MEM
ILLIIIMACTMIXIIB Or
BEST QUALITY CAST STEEL
Wereanted Equal to any to the Elas
het.
elthee
'Tian p nt et Adare o
SPRUIL m TTENTGIN
f Do-
PAID TO TINE CAST
Al.o DIE STEEL.
Oftice, 38 Wood Street,
IN BT. CHAILLES ROTEL BUILDING.
Pretenenos. Jae. IGO. Goi. 14518:d411
DUQUESNE IRON - AND STEELWORKS.
HAILMAN, KAHN & CO.,
Iron, Nails, Springs, Axles,
PLOUGH. SPRING AND A. B. STEEL, 40,
I=l
IXrea. 77 '42l:robtor
PITTSBIIIIGIL
attla:ll
pITTEIBIIRGII STEEL WORKS,
- ANDERSON, COOK A CO.,
0100011BEAUB20 JON= BOYD 8 00 I
MonoMt - niers of the best refined Cur lit*
Mout, Slat and Octagon, of it Mt.. Bt.
Slates. Hoe, Sort and nboat Cast Stool s Cos
Morel for
Reaping and Blowing Machin
WEST PLOW Wll N,
Lra ILTIMAXL&IIO. &a.
Cast & Col3 l / 1 10t1 Plough a Spring Stsel,
Ofica—Coroor of lthit and Boasstrocin,
tr , v — above the kbenebeabala HOU&
fie=b3v
110111 Y. DOLV. UCN2tt 011eo
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
HUGH. M. BOLE & CO.,
Engine Builders.
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS.
CASTING. Light and Henry, tondo to °Vier.
liiinchinery or even description nianuLactured
on sho t notice.
Corner of Point Alley and Duquesne Way,
. PE2TNnQYfiU, PA.
ES=
MONT BLANC FOUNDRY,
Butler Street, Ninth Ward,
I=
M.QC'TIVIM 3317.111.413,113
Bolling Mill and Bridge Castings.
ILICHINEIT LID CSSWI 3 GLUIER
erde :a r) rum MIT wad carefully executed.
CIIABO CS HILABONABLI.
EBILEEIT & BILUSLII3 1) .
•
MANUFACTURERS.
VESTIV - I,US
IRON AND MIL lORKS.
LEW,IB, BAILEY, DIEZELL & CO.
mitiVTACTMITILE UP
BAR, BOILER, SHEET
ALISTS
gi r.aLiNtriErO.l.Et.C.Orkl
NAILS AND NAIL RODS.
OFFICE AND WASEIIOII6%
Nod. 64, 66 & GS Anderson St.,
Three recurs North of Hand 01. Brtdre.
• ALLEtaIESY
CL' CLNNATI
.•
LEAD
PIPE
AND SitEET LEAD ! WORKS
N 0.19 East Nitta: Street.
IIctORMICK &GIBSON, Proprietors,
DEALEILe INI •
Pig Lead, Block in and
PATENT SflOT.
Make to order 1 . 111 , ..h and SHZET of any m
acaw.] welkht and site. blierts per Nam,. root
11 . 7 .n d :;) , ASTA I V:p a o Ii Z 14 t l fra c tll o
itam. and for Dr. oure.
We would .peclalir ask the attentlon 0
Plumbers and Proprlctora or
OIL liolllol Am:, OIL IfELLM.
feZ:ul2
S. W.PAIIIMOLLI
OILLULA. BOILER WORKS.
MORROW &
31..ltrUPACTOPPIIIP OP 1
Steam. Bolters, -Ott SOLO, Agitators,
Tanks. Salt Paws, Gasometers,
• Wrought Iron Bridges,
Sheet Iron Work,
dm.,
COB. LIBERTY AND i3ECOND BTB.,
PITTSB.UR Gil, 1.8. •
RIEPALIRINO DONR PROMPTLY. mr14:13
LIPPINCOTT & BI!JEWELL,
No.llB Water Street,
MASZTACTIIIISIIS Or ! • r
FATZST tiItOUND,
"T"1 9121. 1 1n1X)TILIIII
CIBCII7I* X
lIILLism
crioss4mT
CAT .
Jele:d3a
MILA_TrEOW.A..It 3E.
B. WOL.P.M., &CO.,
Dies Ilt
Ilardware&
Are now receiving large additions to our stOck
which Ls °Terri to Dealers at
NCLASJEITZIXILIS .IP.ISLIC7M2S.
Corner Liberty and St. Clair Ste.,
1. - Ittissbursja, Pa.
senSik73
F. MUSSMANN,
/USA Street,b elevens Tunnel
and Cus attain Streets,
Gunsmith and Dealer In Hardware.
Ttrst elite roods of all deserlptlotu el way. oo
band and sold at Lite lowest wit.. Itevaltinlr
don rwequile weweeettlew.
COAL, COKE, &c
LOUIS EACTIICANN iG J. SCIINAZZL.
KAUFFMANN & COs3
UNION COAL YARD.
Best Family Coal, Nnt Coal and Slack
etwa7e as I Ls n ..d d tt rg . d rE rntly dell. :
OFFICE: OOH. HARMON AND PENH 818.,
.4.llltrzegattMl r vey Zsltrosll. nesr Cs:-
fele:og PITTSBURGH. Pk.
CLANIY.. NABDi=VYING.
•
Z. lIILSTtiIEAN J. L. RILL...
WM. N. CILMEY, & CO..
•
Gas Coal Works,
PAN.I-T:',I.°JTUTIMEN,PaYe NB AND
°Mee aldrese. BLS 561, Pittabargh, sad LOCK
BOX 67
All
Illy.
6E2:SISA seeohd sto Pittsbuh
Baring bwak L
corner Llbe ry
rLy street rg
and
Virgin alley. Vitt...argil.. BRANCH OFFICES:
No. 5 Liberty “rtiet. under Penes R. K. oppo
dsite Meehan!, street. Illtaburgh. and earners,-
erson street sof P. P. W. G. R. U. All. gbeny.
All orders left at --Ina, of tae above placea
reeelve prompt attention.
piTTSBIJAGEI NATIONAL
COAL IND CCKE COMPANY.
Miners, shippers And dealers, wholesale arid
the
BEST FAMILY COAL.
anixt cfc,43.3. easa.ct
OFFICE AND YARD. corner Foneell and Try
streets, Fltoborgh. l's.
AU orders for delivery In the City, or Elation:tent
West, willxneet prompt and Immedlate atten
tion. It. A. OCHE ABEL.. nourrlntendent.
COALS COMM COALM
DICKSON, STEWART & CO.,
• Raring re-Meted theta . °Lice to
Na 567 LIBERTY STREET,
(Lately City Thor 2d111) SECOND FLOOR.
Are now prepared to furnish good Youghiogheny
LUMP. :YU' . CULL Ott SLACK *
/Lithe lowest market price. •
Nil - Ail orders left at their oftaddressed
to them through the mall. arlil be ....sided to
promptly. I torD:loM
VORT PITT COAL COVIPANT.
--Shippers,and dealers In Superior racally
and Steam Cu'alt. Nut Coal and Slack, general of
fice second storyllttaburgb tlautriss bank Build
ing, earner Liberty street aud Virgin alley.
Branch Dee, Ao-ener Try and Third streets,
Pittsburgh. 7 ..1 left at either of the &noire
places rece vs prompt •ttentlon.
Posionlee A dren• Box 687, rittslegb.
i
J. J. filt.tesers; . it. L. PalmasTam,
S. Mcelitui..i.ll . t. Wm. 1i."..1,1•ELT.
Geouca ,Ht., Jas. SIONTOOILMILT,
• Warasz 11laTazeT, Joux HATE,
Luars 900,4
J. J. EM.l.rarlx, Pres,. lA. H. ENGI.IBI3, Seel . .
S. Harman. Treasurer.
W. 11. CLANS! st CO., draelavers.
Jahos
CIIARLE4I 11. AIIMISTRONG,
YOUGEIOGRENI: I I6doisiusviLLE COIL
Lad ufacturers Of
C.0,81...ck, end De•ulteborlsed Coke
ONFICE ANDY•RD;
Corner of Butler and Morton; first rapt on Lib;
arty Mid Clymer curets. Nintbdsard. and o
detiond street. near Lock No I, Pittsburgh, Pa. n
ramllte• Mannfacture,• supplied with the
best amide of Coal or Cato at tan lowest cash
ratas•
Order. left at any of their ofllces will receive
HOTF.T.S;
BINGHAM HOUSE,
ELEVENTH AND MARE STE.,
•
T➢L new and elegant Ronnie now open for the
reception of guests, with all the opiccintmente of
• ifinliT-CLA-1.9 110 TEL.
CURLIS
PROPRIETOR.
a:0E11m r
WRITE lIOESE,
PERRYSVILLE, ALLEGHENY CO., PA•
NawlT nettled and turniened, aad dna4ll.o
=i=l
The subscriber will not sotto Pt". I r . , t 7, 1 37,;
mcalate eastioinnet. °nal suppe
served at any hoot to the attervo9a,
an2:v/ TH , IS.
L A Pi
F nreE HOUSE.
Philade/ph la.
ree iinttscrlbersari:p•ne!tl.;• r..orta
ifff; 21.1 Ei.itl AN T MA NNEY. aitA 1Vn t g;
re7=t7orotg:rt cIIIVIMPar
klutela yrUl Da mitln ed 1111.2 e man
....KKR A VARI.TY.
IVUITF LEADS.
r!r. ;;A1L,.., Co.- Itral:Thlte d !sead
•• "Lair do do
•• ..tiorttptanLeri• do dt.
.• ••Coußneetat" do do
•
R od Leads. for (MI Refiners;
Lead and Litharge;
Color. dry and to
oil:
Tor sale at T. IL :IRVIN & CO.'S.
C. 4 Zi• W. Conor itard and /Wee% Zia.
- RAILROADS.
CCIONISLIS G CINCINNATI R.
PA
.DANDLE ROUTE.
(919 and 0199 MONDAY 5 1.997.1122, 1,7, tr•l9l
vlillsav9.3 1,9,199 1991991, as follows:
9,1-1,..11 Tie. •
1319,91 . 9.
•119.11r1.
Is. Lis a ........ 2:9 , 1•.. Si. 10:t• 4.. X.
s. Sc. 5.0 F. X
ixprrts 1,95 V. V. 2,1 T. Sc.
bt...99..9911.10 Acev=i99s'll F. r. p_s3 • X.
*91.19.1d do .... 3:05 V. V. at= .14 Sc.
SAVING G.(lFlifiopiiii7"'?3.
fig - No change of car. between Pittsburgh Ind'
uol but libin ntree Pittsburg h
ty.prisepal points West and booth
west.
W ben purchasing Tie I . he sure and and this:
often of the
rinspria, MMUS I CINCINNATI 6. -1.,
Union Depot, (south side.)
•
31. n. 111071IETISPAVall.Tleke , Agaat.
JUNr v.., General Ticket Agent.
11. 111L , E.E. G. E.- Ag•nt•
mros
W ESTERN irNSTLVANIA
after V, EL"? Jan
'A.- °OD.
vary lre% the Pa:ten
ger TraMt on the R od tere Permatlratila Rat
road wit l arrive at a depart from the IN:Ural
etreut Depot. APrghent" city, tt
Di 1,142.;
Slotrost,g No I atre A.M. S
tall Not 6:20 A.M
Freeport No. 1 B:MA.M. entsA.lt
Sharnsto'g No 2 9:MA.3, 612Arpeb . i No 2 :20 A.lf
Express 10:45 a.ll. ' Freeport No. 1 91.5 /tam
sharpeg No 1,11•35 A.M. Sleet ps . g No 3.16.13A.14
sharpstOg No 4 1:50 Y.M. L x
press Etl6
arpatt . g Not II: A.
4:20 F.M..E 2:05 raf
Freeport No. 2 6 to r.m.,nbarpstOg Not 3:50,11
eharpstitg No 56:50 was. , Freeport So I a:5O Pas
sharps:s . g No 6 9 ttlet.M.lettarpsh • g No 6 7t6nt.m
All trains run daily except Sunday.
Comixonatnen Tlaketa—k or ssee In tutelage. a
T•culv, between Allegheny Cite. Chestnut
trees, sierra, Bennett, Pint Creek. Etna and
Sharpsburg, and good only on .the Data, slop.
plug at Stations epeclelrel,on tlcketa• •
Through Ticket. to Butler and Itannshstown
II ay.be purchased at Walker•• Stage time, wo.
St. glair street, at Sr Suspension Bridge. PM.I
burgh, and at the 3%epot. A lleAltvriP City.
The Pennsylvania Railroad wellnot &sante*
any elan fur Baggage, except for Wearing Ap
parel, and limit their responsibility le Vol
111,01Ilet1 poLLAC.fi In val.. All ban Rage on.
ding tale amount In vale, tent be at the nt.
co
if the own
i er LLIAles, taken by opeclal eautracte
Fur further nform:ulna aplOy at Depot, to
JAXIES LEE Ft:Hl26. Agent.
FodertetStre et Depot.
=
pEN LVANIA. (XVII t L
g4s.gliegA
December =b.
Trains extlen Lad :care the Uulon Depot, tort
nes us W•shington and Liberty nub as follows:
Anni Vis.
Steil relit .... 1:=1 m:lley Ex O wa g i. pre... 1 , 00 • a
.lest lane DM* tulWall's Neh 1... Sae a
Well's. No. 1... fht.)• ID' !Sell Train Sloe a lc
Brinson No. 7... 7:50 • m l Wallis No. L. 9:he •10
Well's No. S.:l 8:50 • in,stthein•ti Lx. 11.1:50 ■ ni
otinetown At. 0:00a wilWell'e No. 0.:.11.30 IS
Balch:ow o Ex, I:bs p m 1 liraddock NoL•heo p m
nabs. Express Lsocp 101 05
Well's No. 11... 1:05 p re! Wall's No. 5... p
Wall's NO. L.. 4:00 1. to , VI all's No. L.. 1115p0
Braddock 00.2. p n Wall's No. m
Wall'. N 0.1.... 7:00 pm ?est Line 23:02 pm
Altoona AMU= Johnstown AG 2300 pm
and Emigrant
UHL ... 10.= p
me• 0•1 Chora l ters onnoaya exoeptvd.
Tralna leave Walt, Mallon every
Sunday at lintba. roachlig Pltionurgli at IC
a so. Boturulny leave, CC/about, at LOOP.
and arnve at all's Station at 2mO p. m.
The Baltimore Express will arrive with tbe
Phllauelptda Enure. at 1:50 p. m. or Sundays.
NOTICX--lo en-mx/f loss. tbe Pvanaylvanm H.
Company will hold Manuel,er responsible foe
neraonal baggage only, and for au amount ant
exceeding Si=
lain W. 10. BECKWITH. dunni,
1867. 011its9Z!iN 1867.
IDE PITINHUU.I3 ~' WAYNE &
Elt. It. N., AND CLItir..L.AND & YITTliNUAtikt
B. It
. . . .
I Trains arrive and leiee at the Union Depot, aa
fellows: ir-avi i ABM". •
WI=IIfAZ:: 4 :: ' Elel:t I' Z.
!,2. tlg: =
Erie & Ygn. Ex e3O a a Onicait Ex••.. 1... p in
ML /I.`Wllit, MI. MI6 a m W bee tu o g
Ex.. 11•26 •M
E c P : :'''' , n.' i t ll ,E i: i 1 7 i rS "' ri l `.it' a 'A . . h ,f,f ..E .E'llrt L 9 l''''
I
...„. L a.... MO o . Chic. Ex 9.200 m
Wbeeling Ex.. CIS pto CI. .1 Why. Ex MC pat
Depart from inexactly.. ACTIN. ict AllexaeacT•
N. Brim Am irdo •m, Leetedale de 7:21 am
Loetrlale • • 100.9 am. N. Britn ••"6.M am
• •• • m .
•• shM am
Rochester " !New Castle •• 9.13 am
Wl° .t. N Cas'e 3,0 m :Leetsdale " 11:16 • a
Leetsdale Ace 1:5op m •• p
N. Brie •• 1d.13p m:N. Bride •• 2:371 •se
N. Lir in " 6:16 p m . Leetedale 4:10 in
Leetsdale " 10:3s pm , .• " 7:00 • m
No id ales leave clita-t With= e. hi. Chic..
burial. 0. :Sunday ter Lx. arrives dull.l
dee N 7. It. .111(Eltri, General Ticket Ac
prrrsautitin AND CONNFLLS
VALLE R. B. &Raga
Spring Arrangement.
Oa sad - after
THURSDAY, MAUCH Wm,
The traln• will Hove the Depot. sonar of Ross
arta Waur streets, ss follows:
Laos. Arran* .„
ptewsurga. PRDS'aI
Mall to and from Uhlontowa. 700 A. Y. 545 Jr. 2,
Express. •• •• 1:10 r. K. 111S161. M.
West Newton Aceothrnod'a 6:15 r. Y. 5:50A. 10.
rim Wl:Leesport Arsonett .1145 •. .6:19
Second •• '• 16.
Itraidoet.•••• ...I D • ••46
O Is. 6 •
Sunday Church Tram to sad
• from West Newton-- ASE 10:011, lir
For Tletet• split to
T. W. Eltiti "shoat.
W'h. liTIODT. errot.
oer.-1 •
h,LLEGIIIENI VA L LEY RAIL.
NAIAD. aragiNgla
C11.6.77GE OF 11.11 t.:
On and after WEDNESDAY. April nth. 191;
t o iim Mears and arrive at
as follow.
torn PIM and IMAM streAta, as follow.
' Arissm. Antos/
First Ellsklminetls A.cetimo..ilixo A.M. Iltte A. Y.
Mall, to and from Matr9ing..7,l, A.M. 7,11 P, Y.
First ,04111. Wort. Aernm....9:40 a. Y. lino at V.
eaessolatslissinetas See.. 12:01 F.M. 0:0P35.
„ t
Express to sod from M. mid 3:11 F. M. It 41 a. M.
Second lands Works A m.,5.? at. 0:0)F. M.
Pi:LaMar Enure!, Train fr iiii and
to &OA Works.— . , ..i ,
... I:00 T. d. IMM.L. a(
Express North frisker e1.,.e tonnection at Mn. borflog wilt one of oscifels for Franklin and
°UV., Rill :loath Orm . tects with packets hem
U'l City and Yranklir.
soil . 11. F.A.71 . 5.11101C, coot.
TERS, &c.
BREWERS.
pITTSHURGH
AEWEUY.
CARSON, D
GTON& CO.,
AND HOP BEIIIPS,
BORA 111.STIF4
IZUME
JOBHIJA 1311011F.S
wm w. &BIDER-SON,
CO.. Platsbarg
Allegmen •
l' Alit t :i=l * T u l ' al r ytlC e d% .
Teen att., two audio
ALES AND
Wtilcb • through Meurer. I
ottrortonalvo malting I •
the yards East Ltd Won.
particular I o Itava their o
Joining lilt old Brewer). .1
ORTER.
I selection of Melt Minn
utiles .1 Hors front
1- interantee to ha
• tairt,lT rsaaualsttndea
lustomers will Meese be
&re. hie we. ad.
r at our oalee.
and Banal Alley,
Cana of kqeme Viz
1109:070
JAYS. PM..
111011• P ZOOTII
ALLEGHENY
3. A. Toricr...
2 . 110111,6 'MOWN
IiEWERf.
Having purchased ebb •
known a• the A LLECi II
rattly owned by tampon!
Inform the Public that. we
trananfoeture of
d establlebel Brewery
NY BREW/ell:Y. for
& Beetle, we would
antendeouttauleg Ito
SPRISCi w
blade trout rare Epring
fircilitlesand long tip
• feel satiated that We
entire satialletion to the
thug
ALES,
Mater. and from our
!deuce In the bustnesa.
111 beenabled to' }Yee
o no any favor to with
46g 3' Reb:
db
ca Street,
NY CITY.
ALLEG •
areaort,,, ten
903 LoKrl.llo.reol., P.
satend,ol to.
r } UWN 6 ( 1 1,5111.15.
tZaburg6. prom U 7
'ocf.:l6l
PHOENIX STEMI BREWERY.
ILESTERS BB BREWERS
OT
Ale, Porter and Brown Stout,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
mrsr m TrA•runmr.
t=yV3l:l4l:}:.rl:}
RALT/MORE AND IDAVANA
BTEAYISMP CO .YANY.
AL= NHOWN a emlNel. Genera. agents.
INNHAVAA AND NCH" OILLYA on. CAB-
E THY UTOTZD tiTATE.I MAIL.
The Tint-Glade titemmaitipa of We ilea
gall er follow.
“LlBY.ltTri—].Mona. for New (Menne via
Key Wets and Havana. Thos. A. Rain.
Commander. WEL!. E,ti AY. April rith.
UNA i• I,IW tans. for NI, tiriemol •nd.
Ratans. Cossased, on SA.TUNDA),
groll ' l2Wlld i 4 - HAlt Y. 1/7CLL'S I IHNT.
at: o'cloca r• reolsely.tiat d a y s . n .
110901. ,
For freight or Fare. having nanypama
"TINITZVIENaIo
MPLi'I3 A
N. N. Lading hot those of W
the cot.-
;Iv ttaprber Mile emita fo the freih
de ri.d from of..cc. r
No frei g h t
received no: bill& pf Lanai Firmed on day of snit.
mold
STEAM TO .4-NO LI•MOM LIVEM-
N, POOL AND I,II7EttNnTOWNi (Itiado,Dl
TWICE • WEEK. 21..INMAN LINE. Wlll/
EVERY SATURDAY, .
EVERY TERNESEAY
CARUSISEI U. B. UAILB. ,
- - - •
Ticketsld to and from Lrelatrd, England
ro
Seta land, l/t many and France:
Apply at thotlompany's (Mena. •
./clilYl Agent,
to Broid.av, N. 1.,
OG:ovgr. WE. HINGHAM, JA.
adargla• Exprarathrloo.
IIitIVATEIDISEASEB.
urns 21114 tic RSBEZT, soar /laud.
•
rot Um con., t , lot an en.catos of s yr:vase as
ttotrom two to toyr day. by an anti, yly yew and
eat. try...to:mat. Algo. tounnal Weakays. ame,
all °tato disuses 01 MO genital organ" udt.h.u.
vrAventlo2.
• .
C.lll
.1 tell 01 Molter Wanda:.
015 d boani-7 m., Ito Sae to 81%
sin lettar, pt . 'W. . Lug ra... e .t. •
II