U
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M
11
N
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as. I, F axi at , ~ P. Ppayiza, aup!t.
pmrsiatriri'ps FO@GE •
AND IRON CO"
• •
Nor Irani
RlUlna& Fish Bars and Bolts;
Iliallroad Car Axles Rolled;
Railroad Car-Axles Hammered;
Issefeenotisi Frames;
Locarnatire Frame Shapes;
Side Rods; •
Takes, Straps;
Piston Heads
illeamboal Shafts;
Steamboat Cranks;
Piston Rods, Wrist
ritiligna jaw!, 'Cellars, ete.
111
Office, No. 177 PENN STREET,
GiLs-FF'BIFERS & CO.,
MANIIPACIthdA!ti OP
r, ,
:o
lia
.. , p and Sheet Iron,
°yam! IPON,
Iron WeldedTates ref Gas, Steam,
=ME
NMI TIMING
01114yi 98 Water mid 182 First Streets.
,PrMEIIIRGII,, Pa.
ME
KENSINGTON IRON WORKS.
LLOYD- & BLACK,
Itearovecrinuesspr .
Seat Common, Refined, Charcoal
= ,
JIINLITA 'BLOOM 'IRON
XERCHANT BAR, ROUND and SQUARE IRON
BAndANGLE IRN .
- BOILER PLATEand SHEET IRON.
MOWRR AND REAPER BARS.
CYLINDER and GUARD or FINCIER IRON.
MALL IP RAILS, SO and 16 Ms. to the yardi.
XROUGHT CHAIRS and SPIEMS for same.
/PLAT RAILS, Punched and Countersunk.
99AL WAINER IRON.- , , •
BALLS 41MID-0rD1E6..! ' •
Warehouse' and (Mace at the Wont's, GREZ.
- PUGH BTREET, (a continuation of First street,)
ititloining the City Gas Works, Pittsburgh.
WyERSON, PRESTON & CO `
~
. 7
Pennsylvania- Iron -Works.
Warehouse, Nos. 166 and 167 !TM EITB.F.E'r
056 . 00 aittrid:9 1 101hrshey. House,
1644:46, ' - . PITTOBVB62I--
STEEL 'WORKS
HEFFII S 44) STEEL IVOR
13BTOEBI N r aK &CO •
ay
PATTsguItGE4
Yanyitieplrers of every of
CAST AND ;GERMAN STEEL ,
MLit t Ar L i rT ir
IarDANG AND 2..i.LA
TIPORM SPRINGS,
: . .4 3 r 1 "rq Ei'rE.V.l. TIRE, ar., Act.
Warehouse, • 83 Water and 100 First Bth.
apiener
FITTSBITEGH STEEL WORKS
ANDERSON, COOK & CO. t
auc0E583 . 49 . , !! ) . ?WU) C 0. 4.
Miumfacttirers of the
. . .
BEST . ItEntarD. ,CAST sTEEL,
MARE, FLAT and OCTAGON, of all alae, •
__ 8&W
TIEjtjNOE, - PORE. and SHEET
,CABT tir2LNL:
STEEL for'
wint e • 4 ' ;
Azl ltasidn ia e n e a i pinoow litho'Cidatip, a.c., ace.
Coatandtlani Steel:
Onlee—Corner IiPIRST AND, NORS-lerijmETl3.
locks above the Monongahela Mouse. • two
( ! eZ !"Pri r 4r",- 't : •
Matti, HAIM si,PAnkisr
... • 7,"
CIZNIMAL rAISTABBI4.7,
METCALF, REUBEN MILLER,
GZO. W. - BARR" .... CHAS, PARKIN. •
! "liiitcliwPAßTßZa--3. M. ICIER;
CRESCENT aTEL
BABA% elc P.4b..lLTra
Office, No. 339 Liberty St,
11114:d0
BLACK Dtetniiiiiii.' - '' 7 ` '-''
•
STEEL WORKS.
^ - • ••-
PARK,
_PROT-UR & '
fog
Manufacturers of alt descriptions of
OSITIMXIMX46
Office Warehonsei. 11 0.4_/%451. 134 SZCOND
sad 11 9.and151111PLItea STE.E.ETS. ,
, . Prretsmon.
JI: HARDWARE.
AN"I\TEWIEURDWARE HOUSE. -
.3;
LINDSEY, FIERRIT & Etna,
Manufacturers and importeri of 1:
SA.R'D W A~i>
MIMI
OuTLERY, &c.
887 LIBERTY STAEET,
CORNER OF WAY:SE,
• .•
tsre nquare Below Union Depots
PITTSBURGH.
irtAßenta'rdr PAIRBANES, SCALES
TOBACCO' AND CIGARS
JULIAN . :ALLEN,
DZILLICR LA ALL SINDS op
•
LEAF_ TOBACCO AND MAR I %
waresalXTll STREET, (Nattortil
Biallcilngsy o r cm.
- • PITTSR
brailch or ll a Waterstreet, I%. URdia •
• -
aroinin •DA,KELL
EXCELSIOR WOICKK,3 -
eft VA, z•iTElNthstutio l o/ 4 4 •
Mazi• • t , • .
nfacturers sad Dealtartin ••
TobacCo; Saud, Cigkrii, 14643, &A i
emzrziumßT., ALLIWELINTIr
Men
• ,
• .
Ammires or
prrrsnlntort.
Leo.
- -3`
Edward Davison, MI T
7 ,4 "‘P.
•.• John ?dation. , . ILld_itlirldir4%,
Geo.. W. Dithridaej idaone. •
•, •• • -i„ ; B . 4 R. , Jobnatorn4r• •
oataiEll W
YAkittliair BTTAB,AND
.LEGHENY ST E $ Ni
nth ard.
b O ito F Btr FlC n
Ep. AT rOET PVT?' GL WOEHO , WACO'.
O. ASS . idozlk , •
lil'Ar; AND STE2Nim.-a.
JORN jf. COOPZIII. ••••JOS.
TORN M. CiDOPER &
BRASS FOUNDBits,
GAS AND STBAJi FITTERS ;
Manufacturers of PITMEII•AND BRASS WORK o
4 rrlffiFfV ° ,li. Zfri e u r fig.' (L " 11 " vd "
Corner of Pike and Walnut Streets,
PITTSBURG 1
Myls.:zao
-- ERSIEWN
9
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1. ) ! •
t 124 1 . Irthit ' Strgotiljkliblirg!i p Pp ..
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4Alit lbzwia isle.,r 001111,Ingh ti3Otigh4,lty Jo!,
'4•Pfible;;lsabigt4oDantsanqu,}Btanibre, Glendon.
4*().)otherabtaimsnbtuiththranktfv oullillogken7l
'Oohs Ind 0. 4. tmirc.oal
. 41 .! I .loolip•i6) Arittitopew , . 1
• Clonsignatensa and ordain respeotratir solicitude
ATLAS WORKS,
MORTON STREET, Ninth Ward,
prr• - rsitintG-Er.
THOMAS N. MILLR, President.
These Works are among the largest anc roost
complete establishments In the West, and are now
prepared to furnish
Engines, of every description.
Boilers, 011 Tanks.
Skeet Iron Work.
liallrOad CasHtings.
Rolling gs.
Ism Coatin'
I:stim le cfattimi;
•
Iftebilse (7astingii.
General
, .
• -
Castings,
. , _
O RDE I63.B 6LierrED
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS.
coince Carivil and finadlusaa 811raetn,
•
.Prr•r81131.711,011, PA.. •
•
•
Inanufactuil . of •
. - : _.• . •
,CAST LELON—BOWLT.IPE,
FOR GAS 4tyt, R' &Tsg 7iFORN.B.•
ny Pitt'
. are an east ,t.twarlibly In: Pita, AM dry
sand, am feet lengths, Also, rell assortment of:
general Castings for and Water Waria.,
Vironid Mao call the attention thiperintendents •
of Gas lirorks to my make of H.ET I OEM, ,
feaktto •
LL. O. LYrrdosrorr.W. H. BITRT.W. A. monorsorran
IVINGISITON
IRON,FOIDIDERS,.
MANUFACTURERS OF
FINE LIGHT
eli'descriptions, forinOinberi and Gaa
Lmpl2e, pottoli and Woolen /All ktsr-
All obWork promptly attend to.
011 ice - ,WOrke—WASHINGXON
near Outer Depot, AllegLeny City, Pa..
ROBENBO/141RICAi*VOok` !'::' ;
'BuccefecTr l nfc PW er,3l 9 l kr.44.4llA7l)l.7!i:
•
WASHING} PN , WDRICS •
FOUNDERSAND MACHINISTS, PITTS3URGH
rManufacturers of Boat and Stationary Steam En
ile%
b rtrqinadtp rr,trik.eari,ge
Btllla, Boyer ano Sheet IrorPiPorri. an ! "
feVOface i. fio. IA. corneranditnithaeldilFreata.
f i tn g
Bo og e tg . GARD PRIVET MAW - 41Vitor
Jall:rs3
ONT
.13!..kNe FOUNDRY.
Butler Street, Ninth Vinyl,
(Opposite Union Iron 3.11114,i
Boning Mill and Bridge Castings,
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
MACEITYMBY AND sodirautivr.
Orders promptly and carefhlly executed.
Charges resoonable., • _
zwindiaihn:Un).
ocisaz
BERLIN rotivDrit.
PRIM & BLIES.'
Office and Warehouse, 29 Wood Street.
Manufacture and keep constantly on nand
Thimble" Skein 'and Pipe lkixes,
WAGON BOXES, DOG /BONS, „
• littGA4r. BETry,4B, HOLLOW wmus,
• aplisye
rrHODIAS *ARLIN 400...
* JL • !,t
Foirth Wittiloundry and aihhie Arks,
SANDUSKY ST., ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.,
Manutaaturets of Steam 'Engines; Oft Preeles,l'ut.
tifit gl e ial i tli c t itl G7tedv i ird B , sz W i Wagon_ Smea, )345' to orile,rlttil .zoive
134L3 • • 1111,14:(15
CIENTAAM FOVNIORT
,AND. ROM- WORKS
• , sso Pc:4in Street.
BOUitt* ''BOYD fa . 11.4iiiiry.
ChM Boni; lettiies;itlags, 801 l Lathes, Le.
IrILTON MACHINE' HORMEL
ESTABLISH/MI IN 1838.
anufactory tot :STEAM; Kti all Ages
(Mand of the namve l d 'pat n tsrns t ior stational;
r !e s varlety &AO! 1* and 111ittsf;falTer
ENGLNEI3. which will be sold at very reduced
ES.
P. P. cousin. wemenue,
Fifty nillei below Pittsburgh. on this Ohdo aver, and
line of C. a Plhh2
LUMBER
AMMER! LUMBER! LUMBER!
•;ALEXANDER PATTERSON,
• • • • .
YARDS No. SG Preble Street formerly Manchester
and No. 457 Rebecca street ,opposite Gas Works,
. • ALLEGHENY CITY.
DEALER IN ALL . /KINDS OP
- • Baugh and Planed Lumber,
Flooring, Sash
\
Weatherboarding, Sash".
Shingles, Mouldingst „
Saw Mill Lumber,Ceder and Locust
Lath and Palings. Cah
and-mellow
AL -O—FIRE BRICK. TILE and OY v i ri - ne 5.
510436
•
FORT PI'XIT LUMBER CORIPANT
Capital, - $128,000,
I t vearorwr—EDWAßD
Iszci_trrAar—T. A. ,AVA. Glg. visolr. , ,
. D
'IRON BROKERS
molt E4orpixt,
EtwErs.
JAI= Y. Bari
Ty32IVOR,
JARED ht. ittlivitn-A-sosi •
MARIIZACTIIIMBB OP
Steam Boilers, Oil Tanks.
•
SKEET IRON WORE. &O.
61 Penn Street; Pittlibiorrgh, Pa.
PITTS/311116H.
0 00 1C.STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
.
BIpiiSELLIG- 4 t
TRIUMPH,
; rag .B.rrumr2+ro vs COAL.
Warronted to Cook, Bake or Roast as
well 58 any other Store Inthe Union.
`CO.,
No. 285 Liberty Street.
Alw on Rent alkel for sal!,
FABEONS .
HEATING ' triv
- GRATE FRO. FENDERS,
COOKING GER, *a.
OII[I4PESTI PLACE lie the City
, TO RUT rim
TRIUMPH .COOK/NOSTOVA,
Is at No. 144 GRANT ISTRI,Nr.;
.14
1"ew0..•
W 4A t 14 *ViP KUM:
Commission Merchant' and Brokers In
Petroleum and Its Products,
DALZP.L'S BUlibiNG; DIANESN E
PITTSBURGH, PR. '
q
PHICADELPHIi ADDREB3, -
&CR ..BROTHERS, ,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Petroleum and its Product&
Inttabnrgh Ofece—DALZELL, BUILDING, tor.
ner of Duquesne Way and Irwin Streets. •
PhfLdelphf
a Office-15M WALNUT ST.
apl:wao _
-.-
:AVER; &'
C0,, 011. Conznaisiiion,- obber4
zo,,a !DUQUESNE WAY; will buy annuli Crude
'mut Redned Lubricating; Tar,: BArtmlne and
Cooperage. Our long experience In the Petroleum
Mole enableeus to offer .tmusnak thcllltlevAgid In
ducementa to operators. As heretofore, we are de
termlned to make. It the Intereat_of buyers, and.ael-.
lento give nag call. *Parties having 011 a tor . Mlle
are cordially Invited to bring their sample& -
mi. LONG es'CO. ' ;
mmitariirrumas 0p,;...
.#
VILE !MO ; 36161 E4: OIL
Brand-I.“LfiCiPER.” -
Office, No. 2 llnquesne%Way, Pittsbargh.
:118 PRACTICAL 118.
•
FURNITURE MANUFACTURER;'
. . • m r tiotansALE AND Ar0A,E14.1,:
' -
LEM ON ..
1"). VOITR'I7-1
.thntetantir ou Land avilry itariety or . :PAßLiint and
(..IMLMBEtt FURNiTURE together with a corn.
Fortner:asstment or coingl4o Itgre at" redUCISO'
:nose 111 WIIUL-4411.4yiblnig our T uneme, 004 . 5 4,4 7 •
vi to call heror e - purrhashur. • '" '
Work , . .
teirtt,:ol• ''' • ' , , laratoN yariCririt.
•
Al A OW 1 40444 E
1,1. ft Yri *WOW ftl ""
le l Mt
.4 i ll tr
la N
.
PorttEtTrefirLaptivabUrgh, 1168
iagitiltlotketrallallataaMitl.
• -
• -
-
115
•
t a 7,1 •T'r : cf
Z- • k
t i t r
giar•
FORT, Pitt'
BOILEII,-STILL AND TANK
WORKS.
) ICARROLL & SNYDER,
HA~tIIPACTCEYBg OP
I ,
TUBULAR, DOUR LE-PLUED TUBULAR, PIEIE
' BON ANJ CYLINDER STEAM.. .BOILERS.
A l i
OIL S ILLS AND OIL TANKS;
CHIN EYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS,
SETTL s
'II PANS, SALT PANS AND CON
DE SERB;
STE . PIPES, GASOMETERS AND IRON
BRIDGES;
riusoll . DOORS AND COAL SHIITES
Office and Warehouse corner Beeond,
Third. Short and LihersyEitreess,
I ' •
P IITTSBURGIIe;-Pa. • - •
Sir Orders, hent: to- the. above 'address, will be
promotiv atte#ded to.
Zah7:lEe
2.
W.
3151174 ^ 1 . 1° '—t
--1
—1
1i..1.. _.:: : Ait .i. 1131L1 7! ..j " "AI L
CiIIIAR BOILER WORKS.
•NO W ailiNjUlal 430."--,-,
Ili
1‘
.. .
.... li mixtrrerruaras o 4 1.; i.• `,-, 7
Steam Bo ers, Oil Stills, Agitators,
.PAHRS, SALT PANS,O4SOMETZUS;:iVEOI7GHTI
IRON BRIDGES, SHEET IRON WORK, its:
Cor.)Liportyand Second Sts4
PITTSBURGH, PA.
REPATRLDIG Dromitly- done.
BARNHILL &
I
HEET IRON WORKERS,
B•
AND S
NOS: *O, XS, $lll ..INDAIBTENIF ST.
Having secured a large yard and furnished it with
the most approved machinery, we are prepared to
manufacture every description of BOILERS In the
best manner, and warranted' Aqua • to Zany sugde In
the country. Chimney's; 4 Breeching, Fire Beds,
SteamTipes, Locomotive Boilers, Gondeneem Salt
Pans, Tanks, - 011 Stills, Agitators, Settling ram,
Boiler Iron, Bridges, . Sugar Pans, and sole mane
flelurers of BarnbUlPs Patent Boilers.
Repairing done on the shortest notice. 1a5m21
JAMES ar.l“Mti-7 -
Nos: 55 and 56 Water Street,
, PITTSBURGH, PA.,
auxuriortnuaz - A A
IRON OIL TANKS,
BETI'LING PANS, COPP= STE A M
ROLLING MIL‘STAOKB,t
AndEMIRET IRON WORK,
For Steamboats.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &C.
OILS,
WARING, KING &
127 Walnut Street.
♦ND DICALZRB IN
IRLMEM
FOIT PM'BANING COVII4YI
No. 169 Wood Street.
CAPITAL, : : : : : $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
GOVERMENT SECURITIES,
" • A D COLD,
INTERES L Ivo ON TIDE DEPOSITS.
Collections ma on all accessible points In the
United States an Canadas.
DERZCTORS:-
JD. Hostetter, Jno. C,Risimr.
ame_
s Gordon, Robt. Hug,
_Mitly
Fawcett, i Andrew
M. Ball et'. .
ILEYS ONE BANI6I,
No. 29 . LIBERTY STREET, .
nvieGir, PA.
CAPIT4i (as: oriaaa,) S': t = $200,000.
• DIRECTORS. -
H. J. &inch, Hm. it Hamilton, •
trinJohn murdocb, noun' Bockstoce,
tilieripuMen T i Van Horan.
.. •
A GENERAL BANKING -
OoMations made on all aocesalb
United States and. Canada. ,
Wend AlioWed on Tfli
, UNITED STATES SECURITIES SOU
Prlmitest.
GEO. T. VAN DOB
. • ,
4`BTOCKHOLDERB INDIVIIIt7
NATIONAL 841( OF
,COIIIIIIIC
Cor. of Wood_and Sixth Ste.
IMES
A. PATTER:BOh ... ...
JOS; H. BILL
CA.PirAti $500,000.
. DIEKCPORS:
A. Patterson, " George W: Cu.
Wm. H. Brown, •'•-• - '`.lantea ideCandless,
Chas. Lockhart, • Wm. Doughut,
Allen - Kirkpatrick, - . Wm. Reed. •
W. 8....11aven. . - ' .
DISCOMM DAIL
HART, CAUGILEY & CO.,
• BANKERS AND ,BROKERS,
Corner Third and mood fiireete,
PITT1031:1114311,
(SUCCESSORS TO HANNA, HARM a C 0.,)
DIALIRS ra
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
•
And particular atten tion paid to the purchase and
• sale oi
.. . ,
COVERNMENT
.BONDS.
Sight Dribrtill on 1A0114031.
mayl:4B2
N.
HOLPIES/k, SONS,
',-+A •
57 Market Street,
prranrsnun.G..R.
Collections made on all the principal pointa of the
United States and Canadas.
EibidEtt, Bonds and other Seapit*
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION
sal Partleular attention paid to th e pnrobase and
e of
United States Securities
iiamun
WESTERN SAVINGS BANK,
No. 59 Fourth Street.
CHARTERED 1866.
Interest paid ozi"rixao Deposits
ANT , 81111 REOEIV2D PROM
ONE 'DOLLAR UPWARD.
DXIVSITB 81111JECT TO 4182011, WITHOUT .
LNTRREST.
Dhoonata'Dalli at 12 o'clock.
President.4llolEPSON BELL. •
ilee'Presiderit—A. M. atAimLL.
raohresoN szi,T,R7ht. mAnsHALL,
JOS. DILWORTH JOS. ALARM
J. J. GILLESPIE.
•
Stockholders to whom we make reference:
Wm. Forsythe, Joseph Dilworth,
Wm. Caldwell, Rev. David Kern
Willis Dalian, Hemp Lambert,
E.
D. W. C. Bidwell, A. 111 - . BrOwni
M. Fulton. Thomas /twine.
IVIECii4IILICS,SAIiVIGO RANK,
, .
'„. :No. 3.4 Sitalthaleld Street,
• . -, ) ., t . .. 7. ? - --- "::‘ ;:'-• .:i, e ,' '•
s PiTilitirnefa,`OA:' • --- -
INTEREST -PAM ONATPOSITS. ANY strm
NECNIVED PROM ONE DOLLAR UPWARD. De
podia received suhJeci p.cheek, vriiliollt intecest.
JAMES BLAORMORE, President.
GEO. D. TINDLE Secretary and Treasarer.
...JA3LES H..Hirip4l.thli3„lioilcltort -• r . -
• ... 1 r.
T atniTgeS: ---- - - -
'dames Blackniore, James H. Hopkins,
, Alex'. Tindic, d . .
~
,Janice Hawn, -, 4 .
WillintinteP , : -
~ twl radihsw..., ...
A. G. 'Cu bake, Ito ert Wray,
John Evans. , -
,:47-1:::-.1- OOPPEFt
LAKE SUPEB4OII,
.•
'•• COPPER AND SKEWING WOLK%
Prr TenUitGETA..., •
PARK, MCCURDY & CO.,
4 .
ManntaCtnrers of Sheathing, Brasieri , and 80l
,Copper, Presled Copper Bottom/4 Raised Still Bot,
-tows, ripeher . Solder. Also, Impo. 'Cs and Dealers
in Metal, Tin. Plata; -Sheet Iron, t Con
stantly on hand Tiunerr , Machines a‘. Tools.
Warehouse, No. 140 FIRST STREET and LID
SECOND STREET, Pittsburgh..., • -
orders off kipper. out to ally _desired oa.
.rn •
.1111,11•ralolwl•
JOSERVATIIIeu j#l,, • ,
21011. 183, IS?, 11 19 s 191, 193 and 193,
t ?MT STREET; piTTBHromm,
ALAAtiItACTURUB OF
Copper tllie4 ;Puff ' Math%
Also; dell irn t i OirElCtiq war' agamiL
l artifi'
HOPS,
nal
' ' I 0 i•;..- , ..1,• ~-, ••• q t ! !.;;-,---.,,
.geaitrioll Vitionradd "Waft; •
, • ,
~ • ,
:i lly , „b: potrEtte ettl4oll 5; -,q .04r...: . :: , •: P }l. iLe
...., VI!
i . /11ittwean Liberty szia *err, streets:
Orders prowdlr /4iedi!ed to
DEALERS Di
ISANIL. ]Re
LITRIKAN, Pres't.
LSON, Outlier,
BUSINESS
'PRARSAOTED
ie points In the
Depasi‘.
HT ADD SOLD
. Cashtor.
LY LIABLIE.
Cashier.
11,A.
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3
The gictitsoil arLlttmted :Scala: _Banda—
The report and bill reported from the i
Committee of Ways and, Xerma r in :elation
to the taxation of United States bonds are,
as fbllows :
The Committee of Ways and . Jileans,,to
whom was referred the resolution of the
House, instructing them to report without
unnecessary delay a bill levying_ a tax of
at least ten per centum ,on the interest of
the bondsof the United States, to be collect
ed by the Secretary of the Treariury and
such of his subordinates as may be charged
'with the duty of paying the interest - on the
bonded debt of the United States, have had
the same under consideration - and beg - leave
to submit the following report and bill :
The Committee of. Ways and Means are
opposed to the proposition embraced in this
resolution, and report the bilronlylin obe
dience to the positive order of the House.
In the argument made in :the House in
favor of the resolution the English income
tax law was referred to and quoted.l' 'There .
is a law corresponding to that English law
on the statute books of this country, im
posing a tax on incomes" of five per cent.,
while the English law is less than three per
cent. But your , committee :have been un
able to find on, the, statute -books -of. Eng, I
land, or any other civilized country, a law
that could be regarded in any way as rkpre
cedent for tfie:bfil
the committee to report, which, if a acted,
will be simply a law providing for the pay-
ment of a rate of.intereStriefi) the govern
mont debt ten per cent. less, than was agreed
for ten per cent4wthapdaretato,l'.intthel
bond, and ten par cent. kris than' was
pledged to be paid by the 'solemn enact-
ment,of Congrepvylign
,thtmoney
quired ter.arrr - on war *War tiniafientd
the life of the nation.
The evil: effectanresulting-,ta,a nation,
whether her 'national crthilvis''giacrdad-iiiid
protected, or whether, by legislation' of the I
chztoter no* proposed, the confidence of
all Miler civilized hations is ..forfeited; may
hot be felt appreciated in times df - peace;
but the committee desire to call attention,to
the cOnseqUenceta that' Would 'follow the
passage of a bill of the character now sub
mated, in case - WO should ever hereafter
have occaaion to use our credit for the pur
pose of providing means either to maintain
lourselves at home, - 'or Co ',defend, ourselvtit
in any collision with a foreign power,. The
committee repeat that in reporting this bill
they act in obedience to the.positiva• three
' tion of the House:,. and contrary to their.
own best judgment.
Thoy reserve to themselves their rights as
members of the fiourie,,t -epos° in
. 6vor
whir y
possible way' Uri, adopciri" of -a 'rheas-tire
h they regard air hostile to, the- public
interest and injuilousiolthe national char:
actor.: -
.The bill is as follows:
'Ad BILL to authorite an'-internal' tailacnt S'
intirest of the bonds and other securities
;bf he United States. . •
Be it enacted, &c,, That from and after
the passage of this act there shall be
collecitedvAnd paid a tax 'nf ten per,centtum,
on' this smut of interest her:eafta
paiiblO on all tie bandit and dtheisecurTtrei
of the United States: To secure the collec.
'DLit, a
ffMNMPI
TOIL it. .._
RANKER,
Corner of Wood and Fifth. Streets
GOVERNMENT AND PICIFIC 1. E. BONDS
GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS
Bought on the most favorable terms. Sells LET
TERS OF CREDIT and DRAFTS available In sup ,
part of Europe. • '
DEPOSITS received subject to check, or INTER
EST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS.
Co.,ANE'S RADY &
B
Corner Fourth and Wood Stu:,
$
E 3 AL . .INT 43C Xi. 161
BUY AND SELL ALL KINDS OP
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
AND COUPONS,
MOST TAVORABLE TERMS.
7-80's CONVERTE
ngTo THE
7RO 3 -no CoUPON•BOND.
•
. .• •
Jar Idiezeid A llowed on DeposibL
*r•monwo • LOANED ON GOVER,NNENT
BONDS, and other approved collateral, at lowest
market rates. ' ' .
Order' exceuted.loOtie Purchase and
Nile of ISTOCii9,IIOIIII4I-and 0310/61.
JAMBS T. BRADY & CO
tit ti
urff
rirr-4,NcE AND TRADE,
OFFICE or THE PlTTsstincm GazETTx,
SATURDAY, July 4, HO.
The movements' .of Produce Sew
York for the first half of the current cal
endar year show, in recelpts,a considerable
gain in breadstuffs, bat a general decline in
most articles of provisions. The arrivals
of petroleum have apparently decreased,
but this may be Owing to the tact that
larger packages have been. employed in
many cases to transport the , crude article.
There is also a gain in wheat and flour, but
a falling off in most other cereals. The ex
perts of butter, cheese and tallow are not
up to the totals for last year, but in meat,
provisions and lard the totals show a gene
ral increase. Of petroleum over twenty
two •millims of gallons have cleared for
foreign ports since the Ist of January.
—The earnings of the railway continue
to show large gains enough to make it cer
tain that dividends will be regularly forth
coming and upon a liberal scale. Several
roads which do not pablish their earnings
are known to show gains exceeding those
shown by roads which make their traffic
public. The crop prospects continue all
that could be desired, and - the time is rap
idly passing in whichaccidents can happen
to the hopes of the farmer. Large earn
,ings, good crop prospects, and Cheap
Money do not produce an eager. : desire to
buy railway property, which as a whole
can only be quoted as steady, with mode
rate buying for investment and on specu
tion by a few people with patience enough
to wait the effect of earnings upon prices.
There is, however, a very large and in
creasing "short , interest!' made by parties
confident that there will be a panic in Octo
ber, and determined not to be caught
"long" then paetlithete
enterprising bears will cover their present
sales at a loss, and put out a new line later
in the sesame:at:7 higher rates.--Ifese York
Trttune.
rrz, I
tion of said-tax, the amount of interest here
after paid on any bonds or other , securities
of the United States, bearing interest at six
per centum, shall be 'at the rate of only five
and four-tenths per centum; and bearing in-.
tercet at the rate of five per centum, shall be
at the rate of only four and five-tenths per
centum; if bearing Interest at the rate of
three per centum, shall be at the rate of two
and seven-tenths per centum per animal.
No higher rate of interest than is herein pre..
scribed shall be paid on any bond or other
security of the United States now outstand
ing or authorized to be issued, all condi
tions of any such bond or other security,
and all laws and parts of laws to the con
trary notwithstanding.
THE Titusville Herald says: A large del- .
egation of oil men have been in,Washing
ton for some time trying to get the tax` re
moved from refined petioleum. It is now
ten cents per gallon. The failure of the
first tax bill was a serious blow to their
hopes, for the bill now before the House
does not Include petroleum. The deleri
tion however, have so far prevailed with
the frays and Means Committee as prevailed_
get
from them a promise that the thing will be
fixed in the House in the shape of an amend
ment to the
PIITSRURGH PETROtEI7M MARKET.
OFFICE OF THE PrrTs_nuon GAZETTE,
SATURDA.y, July 5, 1868. S -
OIL—We have nothing to furnish our
readers in regard to this -article. .
the market on Friday evening very firm,
with an active demand at the close of
which,.. dealet,.. like sensible men, ad
journed until .10 O'clock on M'onday even
-14 in order that all hands might enjoythe
.
'Fourth.
ARRIVALS—The , arrivals of oil re
ported to-day were as follows :
D. M. Edgeiton;lo4o Faweeit, L. & S:. 89.
J. Wilkins 240 Nat, Ref. C 0... ~ 400.
Molzhrn'r dc Co. 160 Lockhart, F. ek . Co 240
3.lcKee, E. &Co 960 J. W. McFeirran...l2t-
Total • ,27213.
Total receips for the week 7,540
Total receipts last week .
Total receipts since Jan.]. 587,590.
0/L SHIPME.NTs PRICii. v. a. R.
Citließfiller. CO., 250 bbls refined to Ein
pire Storage_Co., •
McKee t Hackett, 2.39 do do - to W;.
Logan & - Bro4 Philadelphia. - -
FaWeett;•logarr& StOckdale; 50 do do te.
W. P. Logan & Bro., Philadelphia. .
Forsyth, Bro. Co:, 301 do do 'tO War
den, Frew: & Co... Philadelphia. ,
B. W.. Morgan. & Co., 200 do do to War
den, Frew & Co., Philadelphia. •
J. C. Kirkpatrick dr Co., 161 bbls ref. to
, W. P. Logan &.Bro., Philadelphia-
McKelvy & Bro., 167 do do to W. P.
Logan dr Bro., philathlphia. . •
E. Jagentan, 250 do do to Waritig, , Kl4
de Co., Philadelphia.--: _ • -
Penna OIL Works, 200 do do to Warden
Frew & Co.,_Philadelphia.
Clark & Suniner, - 500 do - do to. P. Wright
&, Sons; Philadelphia.
P. Weisenberger & Co.. 150 do do to War
den, Frew 64 Co., Philadelphia.
Nat. Ref. Co., 506 do do to F. A. Du
worth, Philtuielphia.
I Livingston & Bro., 100 do benzole to Wa
den, Frew & r-
Co., Philadelphia. •
" H. W. C. Tiveddle 60 do benzole to`War
den, Frew & Co.. Philadelphia.
W. A. Sproul, 53 do tar to W. P. Logan
it Bro., Philadelphia.
Lockhart, Frew of Co., 132 do benzole to
Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
Braun & Wagner, 200 do tar to Warin
King it Co., Philadelvhia. g,' - •
OIL SHIPMENTS PROM DUQUESNE DEPOT.
Warden &Batchelder, 140 bbls refined to
Warden, Frew it Co., Philadelpnia. .
H. M. Long& 0)4 88 bbbi refined to War..
den. Frew de Co., Philadelphia.
Hutchinson Oil Ref. Co., 137 bbls refined
to Warden, Frew St Co., Philadelphia.
Hutchinson 011 Ref. Co., 87 do ,
do
to Waring; King & Co., Philadelphia.
G. W. Holdship, 190 do do to Warin
King & Co., Philadelphia. g,
Brooks, Ballentine it Co., 143 do do to
Warden, Frew it Co., Phi ladqphia.
McKenna d ßogers, 45 (to do to W. P.
Logan ,rllrd., PhiLadelpha. • '
Kirkpatrick it Lyon, 12 do do to W. P.
Logan & Bro. , Philadelphia.
Union Ref. & St. Co., 30d& tar to W. P.
Logan &Bro., Pjuladelphia.
• •
" PITTSBURGH MARKEW.
• e
01 7 Ficz OF, nts rmrssußas GAzETT
F „
• • Skrtn2Dell. 4,1888:
During the past week trade has been
very light, and the atagnationia-hieb has
prevailed in all departments for some time
past still- continues, without prospects ,
altar the now crop ar
rives in the market. To-day being our na
tional holiclayAliere was nothing whatever,
done in the way basineis. The receipts
of
produce continue very light, but adequate
to supply all current wants: '• -
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IMPORT BY RAILROAD.,
ALLEGE:Parr VALLEY RAILROAD, July
4.-86 bbls oil, Fawcett,Logan & Stockdale;
240 do do, Jas Wilkins; • 160 - do do; Monti-
Penner ' Koehler& Co; 320 do M Edgerton;
969 - do do, McKee & Hackett; 240 do do,
Lockhart, Frog; c ,- Co; 400 do do, Nat Ref
Co; 68 green hides, I dry do, 2 bbls tallow,
M Delange; 60 bbls salt, Thou Mitchell; 60
do do, Watt, Lang & Co; 4 bbls eggs, W Ft
Carnahan; 2 do do 1 kg butter, Head &
Metzger; 1 car metal,,H Woodsides;.l bbl
eggs, T C Jenkins; 1 kg butter. IV Miller;
3 bbls ? eggs, 6 firkins butter, Voigt, Ma
hood & Co; - 1 bbl eggs, l' kg butter, Pant it
Gibson; 1 car lime, J Rene..
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBUROR RAIL
ROAD, July 2.-2 cars iron ore, Bryan &
Caughey; 3 dodo,Zug &C.o; 18 do metal,
Ninfick ,t Co, 70 m shingles, A A Barker;
-25 massed copper, 'l' M Howe; 10 half bbls
fish, Writ Cooper; 5 pkgs " furniture,..)
Woodwell; 12 do do, Hammer t Denier; 20
bxacheese, T C Jenkins; 2 pkgs pearl bar
ley, A.rbuckles & Co; sdo do, Watt, Lang
& Co; 5 do yalkmealf,Strlpicler* Morlege;
40
McCul sits
lo oa ug ts,
h Meanor &
Smith .ile Co. Harper; 27 do 'legs, , , 1
f ft
riTsauaa, Pr. WarsiS!‘o4ooo3olo_
,
31
RAILROAD, July 4.-1 car metal, Bryan
& Caughey; 10 bxs„cheqse,S..Ewart 4 c0;,2,1
sks rags, Motel lough-, .Stnith4c •Ocr.:;•2& bra •
cheese, E Iteezleton; 1 hhd tobacco, W dc D
Rinehart; 21 bxs cheese, VII Kirkpatrick
de Co; 200 bbls flour, - owner; 100 do do,
Seghmyer dr. Voskamp; 100 do do, Keil &
11,1011 art;, 100 do clo, S , Lindsay . Jr & Co' 200
de do, Watt, Lang A 'Co:- :I- •• • '
• PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI AND ST. LOl7/E' •
RAILROAD, July 4.-2 cars - staves,' W •
Rastings;,6s trcs lard, F Sellers tV. Co; 17'
cases; tobaak P 'Sohmidtr 45staralr,.
Itawqrth, McDonald it Co; 47 bbls flour,
Mcßane .t AnJer; 74 'do do; Watt, Lang .t
Co; lOasks wheat, L T Kennedy & Bro' 100
bbla flour, T. C Jenkins; 22 mks rye, 16 do
, p.: A
oats, pekMaui ,It nCo. & fin; 27 bdls paper, - Fitta -
. PiTT&KTROH AND Corrt.nsyravmug,
RAILROAD, July 3. 4 -44 aka wheat; W-41e-
Kee & Co; 7 rolls leather, Lapp*, & Weise;
1 bbl -eggs, E Dewitt & tiro; 75 bdls paper,
Markle dr. - ' '
Co., , , . ......
StI4D BREEDING.—Seth Green, of fish
propgating fame, is now at flolyolke,,Maas„
actively engaged: In propogatitiwahacL
.11eA.
says: ( "I am hatching about seven= million
shad revery day." At this Ave, ,(which,
startling as It may seem, is' no exaggera- ' '
tion) the Connecticut river will yqrst .41c51m:1 r r
to -densely stocked with this delicious t
j i
fis
~.z , .14. i ',*_.lA .r.. UT ..-1 ~
Mr GiKaen has been' down the, 4tltignik.,
lighn . - rap init dOWn the IPbtbrniii6, 'lttarttp:' " - -/i
tbgt uditOpil .21m tsnlittlea reapropogsthc a „ ~L
o n oadh of these . ivers are abundant; bat
nothing was done systematically.
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