STOVES. , -
8.R,/u3Lry & co.
Illosiufzearers of the trreateet variety of
atel- r r I. * J arlor and Heating Stayes,
ILE . FOI7ND,IN TEE nA,TB.
Mole Amato for tit* eelebrated Base: Einralhg Ort.'
Coital SI OW% and - Panacea for *. Hard Coal or Coke.
Itlest 111 1 h eWorld far Parl or, t Moe Store or C r harch.
'Aro not:e.s no rekindling—burns all winter.-:Do not
uz Or Tun see or send for Circular.
• 1:.4'0. 30 WOOD BTREET
. ,
'Oar ficota .for Orleitals—DEMMLFX • BROS.,
Meld• LAY. Alle beny City
$1.4W9: . ;V : 011:4,1i..00
li-x-ACTOIIEItp,O3, VAIIIICTTOF
/3 1 5VC/) . VMESi
MarrON COOWG: BA,WGE
9.lfE FlEirr MINAU,"
. . .
. .
Paa - utAsiz.no I3Tuaitsits: .•
' - •
r ..- ..,: - 1::.f..%•`.
iivrz NZW .i.„141'1 UST- COOKTN6' • STOVE,
s iECE , GUI.A.TOE." +- LITIMBIA CODK , STOVE,
VAN'S , 01:n11:Lunt' r tern)rORTABLE RANGE,
CART I RO'N- M AN LES; ,:WELLMAN'S RE.
37...r.c - 2:..12,, - GRATE , free from , dirt, and duet;
011F.A.T1.. FRONTS,. F INGRES, 8c; -
, .
. . . . .
—. , .
2Ce-And . - Liberty.. , Street
1
. ~
.
PITTSBURGH, FA..
EMISFI
E 4 5.E.c STOVES. • j -
CET lirHE BEST.
. - F,i - Limagitar., t c0.,8
TItIUMPH,
2. , an ni - ruicrlvornE CO. 41. t
Ti=:::nringßdi to Cook, Bake or Boast as
clan: , other Sten hi the UnlOn•
.BISSELL t CO.,
235 I_Ailaerty. Street.
.
.
,E.,..\32 on band and for ele,
1 1'.±..a...' OR STOVEZ,_
HEATING STOWS, • .
ORATE PEON - TS FENDER,
COOKINGRANGES, &a.
IK2
STEEL WORKS.
IRON. AND STEEL ;'WORKS,
. 007 ..RMAN,.‘itiallirtii, CO'
. or
Thiez-, Nails and Steel. Carrlager and
f.Vagott Springs and Axles. - • -
• • _
Dse.alsns,' and Juniata Merchant Bar'Round
amdli;osre Iron; Band, Roop; sheet and Platelron;
Oval, gal.( Oral and Haltßound Iron; Cylinder and •
ISTagon lies Iron; Drag and Dropper Bars; T and
Ran for von! Roads; Cut — Valls_ and ,Spikes;.
SpLke .
?now, ng and A B Steel' Laminated Steel; „Out.'
Bar 6, er , ) , 47 Bars & c., &c.
Croce And IYarebottse777 'W.A.T.ER STREET;
31:116for : • . '•• • E
B s EE2FIELD STEEL WORKS.
raGER;Ia 44 . db.
PITTSBI7RGB:' PAL.
.
cif y . ,
I diS‘.;z.:7 "AND ,CFNIMAPISTEELy
T a r sraixes
PLATFORM SPRlReate..
AXLES, STEEL TIRE, etc., et o
tears -88 . Water and 100 First Sta.
kr.l: • Fat, nmen & PARKIN.
PART23IrEtS: ' .
• 13ALF., REUBEN 31ILLZE,
- I CHAS. ' , mu/IL
PARTNER:S. it: KIES.
7 r
ea-
•=SCENT STEEL WORKS,
.;Ext, it&n.rt& PARKIN,
...::210.5, No. 339 Liberty St,
9.11
....._.
PITTSBUJIGHi. FA.
fiLIAITIOND
TIMEX, WORKg.
9
BROTHER . S 6 CO .,
,
'P r.
nriz.cturers of: all desqipticms of
Zii211.1M3011.4.
3.20. 122, 124 F 3.00171)
1211'IRST STREETS, • ,
q"
!
'1: - ?.
~
ra..
I
YibIIIIGH STEEL WORKS
1845.3
& WOODS,
TO ANDEp.sox,:coolc a Co.
MEMMEMM
STEEL;
I
DPI.
ft EFINED'.TOO.L s'rErT,
fillilay; Circular .Ganigatt d O.;
S. AIV 12.1 A
' - ast and German Plow and Blister Sieei.
Shr,v. ;Joe, Fork, Jtalie and Toe Calk Steel.,
Madly Spring ~3e. l anclFrog Points,,_Cassateel
:71ekle Steel. ,Spring Stee .Tyr n, glow
Drill Steel.
Worlm--C-orner FIRST AND BOSS ars.,
rittsl, , t. LI), Pa. • -
- • •
IRON WORKS.
JAS. ri,y9Frsa, !SA".
Fr FORGE • • .
..'.ill® - :_a . lßOti : ' 7 o . 0.-;,!;.
sonkeltnsvms: op
1.1212 Jr;e.m
mad 'Ptah• - Ears Rid - 'Setts; -
ettr:kx.leJs Boned;.
rintd t ar dales Hattunered;
3u:~oniullveFraaaeB; ""
I:,utilinotice Frame Shapes;
Ititrart; • • - ;
I . ,tV4i <Oll . Heads;--.-.-
4:qaus boat Cranks; ,
iftvax; Rods, Wrists;
Tel.taisait Sawa, Collars, ate.
No. - . 177 I'EISTN, STREET,
21ICTSEITIIGH. r•:.
EirT;R.SON, PREMIX & CO
Pctinsvivula Iron Works..
,Wzre , ,c,tise, 'Nos. 166 and 161' 71118 T FiTEEZT,
mge•!t ,Aor.oasaaela Haase
arm:44 ' • • PITTSBURfiII.
. ,
COPPER. '
Tiigi P SUPERIOR ' ',.!. ,; 1 • 1 >,
ja'4 .
CZTE BB ]IL 411 131111211113 Wolla-
, . -virrmarstrii-cl' , J _, i
, -
PARK, IifcCURDY. '&; CO., ==a:. ! ....
ililAralfatturen 'Of Siitatilikaistleiit ' not .'
flail'
per, Prea)ed Copper Ito los, lielaed SUS _Wok
loam Spel tor Solder: I .Alea, otaspOrtr•rs aattLDealera
irmrat&t, Tht plate, Sheet Iroa, Wire. Ac. put.
fulaY :=lirlif2=uciviii,
EIWAWI Ylitsburgh. . . _ • •
al orders of bOPPer wit U.
NATIONAL FOUND-HIE
AND PIPE 111(00 / K8.
• "-
'o3rner Carroll and SmaLlmon
, fiT i FlkXt ß a. ) .3
P1T'3VE3131:111,451.1-1 .1 3 %fk..
•,,,• •
WILLIAM SMITH,' •
Manufacturer of
aILST IRON BOWL - PIPE,
FOB GAS AND WATER WORKS.
• - :
illy noes area east invariably In Pita, In dry
sand, and 12 feet lengths. Also, fall assortment of
General Castings for cias and Water Works._
two old also call the attention of Superintendents
of Gas Works to my make of RETORTS.
A I T.L.A2 WORKS, zt
MEHL
'l'no u 3iTi LI:E ,p 1 d4ent
These Works are among the largest and most
ootnplete establishments In the West, ,and ate no!
Prerared to furnish, t,
9 . o rts, EpLiainap
L 9 I.;itizeowroz.i.l7. BIM.T.W. J. nOnitenON,rn.
I."4ITVINGSI4OI4/" •
CO,'-recor FOITITIDEILS;
kANTIPAOTIIIIika OF.
• .rAIVA.LIGHT CABI'EN;G3,,
.I.lldeserlitio-e, for Plaint'o - era and Ag
rieultural Implements, Cotton and Woolen.N.lllNa
cbiner),, &c.
All Job Work promptli attended to. • • .
Once and Werrks--WABHINGTOZT ATE.Ninc,
near Outer Ilepot, Allegheny City, Pa. .
ROBLNSON REAR, CO - •
Auccessors to .11,0lipstiN, Mtrrig aMia,fcall.
. , .
WASIII.NGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS, ANP NACHINISTS • PMati7l3GH
Mann.fictare'ra of Boat and Stationary Stearn kn.
g.ines, C ast Engines, 31111 Machinery, Gearing,
Shafting, ings of all descriptions; osTanks sad
Stills, Boiler end Sheet Iron .Work.
-Office, No. 12, corner First and Smithfield Streets.
fee
forGIFFAND'ii PATENT INJECTOR for
ding Boil ers .
NIONT:III4i'Ve,*(IOIISIIDIUSE.
Butler Street, Ninth Ward,
If -and Brilige Castings,
MACHINERY &ND CASTINGS GENERALLY.
Orders promptly and carefully executed.
Charges reasonable.
PIIfTSBI7II3O}I.
oelS:128
111031 AS CABLILIT Sr, CO.,
Fourth Ward Foundry and Rioting Forks,
Si:ALLEO ILIpNY CITY,
. .
3fannfacturers of Steam 'Engine_ Oil Pressea,Tni
leys, Shafting, Grist and Saw ;3111U ' Work rt 1118
Mill and Machine Castings, Grate Bars, weights,
Wag on. Bozes,-.ta. Build , to order LaiAaye.pn
cu
baarngines of all Mass. ' • • • mvii4m s
, Q 4 NTR4IiROUNOIEUrfr..r
q - AND,ROJ.L'WORKB
880 'l43 llnl3ltreete
BOLL N, BOYD , BAufAlay,
)I'mb - siftin g s; itolitit:Lii
:''''V . IRON BROKER
sAirignsx„
•
IRON 11%1:MEI?, t-
.1 _1
124 . 17444 t IS e Pit4buirglas Pa.
Agent for the eife of Conlyrei DOlighOlkare9,;o7
:L sephine, Isabella, Dancannon, tanhcApe, Wanes:M.
and other brar.ds of Anthracite, Youghiogheny
Coke and C. B. Charcoal '
1 1 .11 xiloria.
'nous+ Krurßnts are moat respfictrolim soileitcd• !
DITTSIttritOII. , :PAPEIZ . 11WW1U.
igACTURING..COMBAME, Manufacturers ef
PRIIITING ANOVRAPPFNG'PAOER§ T ,
CLIFTON MILL—STEUBENVILLE. OHm.
BRIGHTON MILL—NEW BRIGHTON. Pa.
pmpe Afil)
w hf.S2 Third Street, Pittsburgh pa.-
OrriCszes--AUGIIST HART.TE__, President.
'JNO.' B. LIVINOBTON,'Treseures.
13.AMITEL RIDDLE, Beard/11T; •
mfesardnii—A•nst Hartle. Jets Altwidi, B. a-
Harpean, John B. I.llington. „ • '
Cash paid for Paper Stoat. ' ' P 1 49
,
Tgin MILL FINILYFLOIL
?Emu. li4V762nalitar t 4puitt
ft!RENCK FAMILY FLOUR.
Flour will only oe sent ant lONA 14glolally
•Origetea.
PIARL lIIIILLRLITE BRAND.
Equal M R
S . Lad& 0
t. PEARL RILL EAR , BRARD • •
*l-t " Amos t•b614 , 011.11/10iir.
'' ':s4llrl7/ °( , , W2t1 1 " 1 : 12 AND ( MIL 11 ZAW-rm. ,.,
L =Min ila,
Allierheay, Sept. 9,UNA Psioallas.
‘rif r rt n 7 n
----434—ZETrot DB, 1860.
KNAP 'FORT PITT
FOBDRY CO PA YI
OFFICE AND IVOR
T WELFTI-I STREET,
PITTSBURGH, P.&,
far Engines, 'Rolling Mill Ma
claiuery, Nail Machines, Retorts,
sn Castiitigi
If onTori STREET, Niuth
Engines; of ovei7ll62irdeititiozu
"toilers, ou. mums.
Skeet Oda Work.
12allroad Castirsgs.
Bolling /1411 C.,asi!liags4
Engine Castings.
itiaotiine
.151pueral Csitinirs.
(Oppositlyrulonlron =5, )
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
EBBFIRT ?TACKLE D,
WZM
Y-TA
1; Gil 14. BOLE & CO,
Enuine Builders . For nderc RtMachimist , :
Manufacture. STEAMBOAT ENGINES tad STA
TIONARY INGINES, of all sizes.
Special attention invited to our new STATION
ARY OIL WELL. ENGINE AND PORTABLE'
BOILER, of 1 8 -horse power.
CASTINGS. of every kind, made to order at our
.Youndry, on TRIED STREET, below Market.
RIGS' for ell Wells, SHAFTING, PITLLEYB,
.HANGERS, HOUSE and TOBACCO SCREWS and
IRON TOBACCO PRE ZS, on hand and made to
order, at the
INDUSTRIALAVORKS,
Fronting , on plep,enkno.F.l4#4;,,itra„ tboPalint,
q: YdP & EU7t ( qsiPAy
tried. rErml.
air An orders prom
FORT PITT
BOILER, S ANTI TANK
WOIZIEt
CARROLL & SNYDER,
A l crumasor , ..
TUBULAR, D 17BLII:PLIMM`DRipHur,
BOX AND I - LINDER' STEAM BOILERS.
OIL STILLS'' . qtAtAlnov.
CHIMNEYS, game. AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING I' NS, SALT pAfB AND _VON
nENsEas. 1 : . 'I- : = EA "" .* '
STEAM PIP B, GABOMETE BS AND IRON
BRIDGES.
rzcosox D •AND7ocAItiiIRDTES,.
001 Lumr
...
ii r aietiOnse; corner liectouti,
l i
bort aid Liberty ffitreotal
Office and
Third,
2far Orden
promptly atte
WM. BARNHILL & CO.,
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
, NOS. 20, 22, 24 AND 28 PENN ST.
Having secured a large yard and furnished it with
the meat approved machinery, we are prepared to
manufacture every description of BOILERS in the
- lestmanner, and warranted equal to say made to
the country. Chimneys, Breeching, Fire Beds,
Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers, Condensers, Salt
:Pans, Tanks, Oil Stllis. Agitators, Settling .Paus,
Paler Iron. Bridges, Sugar Pang, end sole Manti.-
4hatnrers of Barnhill's Patent Bo
Repairing done on the shortest notice. 145:c21
JAMES RiTER, •
Nos. 55 and 56 Water Street,
. ' iteirCresCruaziiim
IRON OIL TANKS,
SETTLING PANS, COPPiII:STEAM PIPE:
BOLLING MILL STACIE% "
And SHEET DION WORN,
For Stsiunboats.
JAIIID M. BIIIISH Flarda.
®RED M . MUTSU & SON,
,•
• -- irAxin;Aerviussi or
StOath BOiitirg; ' Sting, Tanks.
MEET IRON WORK, &O.
61" Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
- OILS.
~
enmadiaion fierchants sad Brokers in
Petroleum and its Products,
DALZELLI BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
rnTsnultan.r.t.
_I.I.IIADELPHIA. ; .
- WARING, KING & C 0. .,
147 iYlant Street.
TACK BROTHER S , ;
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN
Petroleum and Its Produtts.
Pittsburgh onice—DALEELL , SIIII,DIN6 , ear
ner of Daquesne Way And Irwin streets. •
Tialadelphis Once - -127.wALEDT ST. •
aplor2o .
PITTLWITZEM.
H.. . 11. 10719 &
MANUFACTLIUE.R.9 OF
PETRE'MUUTE 8URAM3.0124
Brand--“L UCTFEB."
No. 2 Thatinesne Way, Pittsbgre6
NSW
ROUSE.-
W'DSET, STERRIT EIIWER
..EIE . ..'z%..ILI]nr . VV A._7BL'I!RI;'
IM
337 LIBERTY STREET,
OP
IBM
ode inion
PITTSBURGIi.
„
.Arents for reiRBANKsi'BOALra.
NOVELTY, WORKS.
PETTSBURGRE
NOVELTY WORKS.
ALDAIk(S, 11V.11,E. & CO.
.mAiPp.#4ll3RxB
,r
ilr •
;
Keystone ,lltandard. - Patton Platform
- •
and Counter
S CAL ES , ;,'
Janus Faced Patint'lloor.Locks
and ,Latches,
PAINT AND ;U /FEE MILL&
ILALLEABLit LEON. 44.
. .
Corner of Grakt, , and First streets,
i.sgvads _
GAS 11ND137 1 11( 'F/T,TiNGi
roux Y. coortaa • •ths.•xos.......xxxT smut — ,
JOHN DE COOPER di CO., =
rcittincmga,
, o f
A r owttIMPMANN 3 ).
Cermet Pike
•
1111111411111
Car. roitt Alley and Daguegile St"
(Nztat TEE ronrr,)
siimdEGiph.
ent
t ie the above address will be
'de . mh7:ls9
HARDWARE.
bfrmettseturerr, and Importers a
. .
CUTLERY, &C.
MN
,~. FINANCIAL -
FORT, PITT - : , BANIING-teIiPLNT,'
No. 169 Wood Street,
C.APIT IL 5 : : : : • $2OO 000.
•
s7oti- . .hoiDEris INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE, s.
DELLEBB IN
GOVEILNME.N. I I I . SECIIIUTIES,
~AND
INTEL'EiII.,ALLIMR,ON TILE DEPOSITS,
Colleollana ramie on all acce.osible points in the
Ernf.ted State... 3 and Uanadaa.: • • '
' DIBECITONS: •
v. P e c rflotAl.4.. , t. ° Pl' R sh
D. Wallnce,
Z. Fawcett, i4a=7l.MligtlW:
• ' I B.6. 2 V.I.:2IIIaVLIIRMAN, Pres't
11 0 . tEler 4intitiON: ritaithlir4
'AIONAL ' . Al ° ,ii :; . " o ', ..COlPEllti.
Cor.. of Wood- and 'ilth Ste. • .
A. PAilrTHalicM...,..'!deist
JOS• Rua. • sv••• ...Cashier
. .
CAPITAL, 4 : $500,000.
A. ratti•cin, urge VD ones,
Wm. H. Bross, , , t. , mealdeCandleas,
Chia. Lockhart, - ' =Douglas.
„ Allen Kirkpatrick, , Reed.
W. S. Haven,
DISCOVATEII DEUEL
CAVGRIE
13ANKV4 1 , IND ; BROKERS,
Varner Third and Fi)od Streets,
Pri"ralitUßC-'ll,
(51TC0EW0M1 . T01. , _ 1 &31*.A.,4431. & r 0.,)
MLIM3
Exchange; - 'COht, -Cottpons,
And palllenixiitie ' atlon pit!a b.t ' nurchase . aitd
COVERNMENT4BONDS.
Sight Drafts on T-,pacion.
N. 110LMIES&, SONS,
33ALINTMEMIR.E3 5 ,
57,Market, St et,
pum533.11W1.02-r,
Collections made oa alt Cho principal r0t0.14 or
United states and Canadas. •
Stocks, Bonds and other SeenrilizA
Eouoar AND BOLD UN COrtiMSION.
Particuar atleation
,nald
c tie purchazo az
iate of
United States Securities.
•
VcirETE 'SV INGS , 'RCNEL
S 'Eth
A
No. 39 Foy, rth *Street,
• CHARTEit E D 1866.
Lute.rest Timid onlV - kirce. _Dopo slta
I.2Vg §rM...I.Eg2IvED PAOLI
ORt DOLLAR UPWARD.
DEOO;3IT9 SUBJECT TO CHECK, WITHOZ7r
T ERET.
Dl2counts Dail,' et / 2 o'clo S ck.
President—THOMPSON BELT.,
Vice Pref4dent-1. S. FdAILSEAdiIm
'
THOMPSON BELL, A. 7:E. MARSHALL.
J . DILWORTH. JOdi,ALBILML.
J. J. eiLL.Esn..r, . .
htochholdera to wheat we make reference:
Wm. Forsythe., l
Joseph Dilworth,
Wm. Caldwell, • Rey. David Kerr,
Willie Dahell, Hdtir7 Lanabert.,
D. W. C. Bidwell A. 3a. Brown,
M. Fulton. 'norm Ewing. _
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK: -
_
- NO. 65 FOIIEtTii ST.UEI%
ASSETS
Open , dully, from 0 to to o'clobk also on WED
:I,7ESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINtkI, from May
Ist to November Ist. from 7 to 9 o•clocst and from
November lot tci3fay Ist, from 8 to 8 o'clock.
. Deposits received oral). sums of not - less then ONE
DOLLAR :Ina a ohidend of the pro.its declared
twice a year. in June and December. Interest has
been declared semi-autinally In Juue'and December
since tile Rank was organized, at the ,rote of •slx per
tent:a year.
Intertst, if not drawn out, Is.placed,to the credit
;0 Cther : tlepesltor as principal, arid bears the same In.
t Brest? from Atte .dwys Thy° and( December,
`COMp0111)C11/2,7, twice year, Without troublinir- the
depositor to call, or even to present his pass both,
At tills rate money wilt• double In less than twelve
• Reeks containing the (*alter; By-I4avis, Mules and
Regulations, furnished gratis, on application at the
°lnce: ' •
1111119
.
PitYLi/Dit-ii—HEORGE ALBREE. • . )
VICIt NTS:
'd - oliii G. Backofen, PILESIDE
A. M. Pollock, M. D.,
4 • Benj. F. leahnestock, Robert Robb, •._,• • ... 4.
. James Heldman, . John H. Shueuperger,
'James ItlcAuley' • James Shldle,
. ame); 13. 1). Moeda, Alexander Speer,
3 qtake 31.,regucch,,, Christian Yeager.
„ - THUISTEF.S:
. .
:.'Wm...T. Anderson, Itobert C. Loomis-
, .calyin Adams... Henry Henry X; Lynch, d ~l
ohn. C. Blndley, ' Peter A. Madeira
George Black, John Alarah.ll,
11111 tinrgwin. ' Walter P. Marsha%
.
Alonzo A. Carrier,.. ,John..B.Jllcßadilen,. ..
Charles A..ColPan;,'"::- .30rmsby.Phillips; .P. i .
5, :John Evans, , Henry L.'flingwalt,
Jiihts J. Gillespie, p- - - - iWM. , ..E.:Pahmertz, --,
IVl•'^am S. Helen, "" ' "AleranderTindte, - ”
Peter IL Hunker, . William Van Kirk,
',Richard Raja ) ! -,, , -.-.) - Isaac lit( hittler,. -, - , --
James D. lieLlY,. _ Wm. P. IVeyman.
' TILLASMIEII— CH ES A. COLTON.
SzanzrA,ar!-¢Alitfrß. Ratgltati.: , ,
. . ... D. -„ _
=I
WM
„ .
MANHOOD: 110W.LOSILII 110 H
RESTORED: Zest publishediseidied
grpe. • Price, ate mita. A
• LECTURE ON THE
NAVIIRILL TREATMENT. aad - Battiest Cure 'el
kAperzaatorrbees, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Emissions, Eexual Debilitgand Impedimenta to Mar
riage. generallyt Nervous/tab; Consumptlon, Erd
lepay and Fite; Mental and Fliyaleal Incapacity', re.
initial; from Self Abwie, Ae4, by Carer
well: M. D., author Or the "Green"A
BOON TO TII.OOEANDR OF SUFFERERS, ". sent
under Deal. in a plain envelope.' foldly address, poet.
.pa rerdpj Or nixtente, or tWO p_onta_geNtatnps,
to CHAS. ” .f . KLINE .& CoV,I-1147 HOWERIc i "
ME POSTOFFICE . BOE 45811. ! Also Dr
Carton/en/a "Marriage Odide," price MS cents.
•ANILOOD.”-4•Atiother Nei%
• IdEIDIOAL PAMPHLET; f rom the pen co ,
Dn. urine. The.ledtcai Times say aofthls work
"This valuable .treatise orrt i r caws e and cu l &o.
Dremhtuthrough eeci i tT l a e llie a l l i 7 ' youth heal itgh ' 2 l and.
how-ensile' 'regained., It Oyes a clear ,eYneilkia,of
the Itopedlmente to,lherrient:.the caul and e eetc
of nervous debility, and the rernedLes.erefor."
Pocket edition of the above will be to] warded OD
receipt or 5 cents, by addressing Doctor DUB.
Tlft, No. 88 North Charleklitreet, Baltimore,
HUM
A DVIC to NOUNG lEN ABOU
;OW .1) MARRY. t
iiEssimis for Young .Tilenir,
On the Errors, Abuses ,ent_ r plsenses E lllobtent to
Yonth and Early Manhood. nralr: _Lbw. • humane view
of treatment /indoors, sent.by SOU- 111 sealed lotto
envelopes eeoVenaine.. AddrelsrMOWlAßD 'AS+ ,
84:1014,TION. Box PhOdetpbts..ge4, oe22:xen4dT
„ ,
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CHARTERED IN 1833,
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MEDICAL.
CENTRAL AND UNION
PACIFIC RAILWAY BONDS,
The cheapest Investment mow la the tartet for
sale by
3P3BC. 1.. moEnErrz.
Coiner FIFTH Airsaruz & WOOD STREETS,
♦lse, dealer In Government Bends. Gold and
C.eeons and European Exchange at market rates.
JAld[Es' . .T. :Bun' •84 CO.'
Museums to B. ME M & CO..
:Corner Fourth and Weed Sts.,
38. A. IoT R s!,
BUT AND BELL ALL KINDS OP
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
Goo, istmakiss coppoNs,
.ON MOST PAVOILLBLB TERMS
bleed, Allowed on Deposits.
Si' Mosey loaned ea itisTesuateal loads at low
est market rates.-
; - JOrdere executed for tit • 'purchase and
Sale of STIKIHR,BONINII and GOLD.
- .TAM AS T. BRADY &CO.,
_aD9:432:6
lgr PARTIES DESIRING TO IN- ,
In UNION AND CENTRAL 'PAL
CIFIC BO D . can gavel one per cent. by pnrehas-'
Lug before
•
..TANITAMIL" Ist.
Roads on hand for dellvarlr.
JAMBS T. BRADY J.: Co.. -
Agents Central and tralisn Pacific Railroad ennt
nits, corner Fourth and Whod streets. dra:bl3
Ctt Satll=o Garttt.
nyl:an
FINANCE AND TRADE,
• , Oman °lmre Prrrixtrunart GA: ins,
SATURDAY'. December 28;1868. '
,
The main feature of the pist week was ,
, the tightness of the money market , thead
-1 Vance of the stock market and the firm
tone in the gold room. Although it , has
Icost 1-32 and even 1-18 per cent. per
.day to.
. have gold cairied, yet the market ad
! vanced under l a light demand, and at the
eve of large payments of interest for bonds
Iby the Government and - the Pacitio Rail
,l roads. The unsettled condition of Euro
pean politics, as , well as the large ship
ments of currency to the cotton . States,
'were the main causes of these unexpected
changes' in the market.. A careful exami-.
nation of the reasons assigned for: a futuie
rise of tEe gold premium reduces them to
the tear that large shipments of gold
would have to be made, whilst our im
portware known to be small for the Season
and have fallen off coneiderably already;
the stagnation in all, kind of 'foreign busi
ness, especially dry goods, is very dis
couraging to largeimportations, and the
exports of cotton will keep pace with im
port:s of other merchandiae. An advance
of the gold premium for political causes
would have the effect of 'bringing down
the cries of our national bends, and thus
prevent large return shipments , of them in ,
exchange for 'gold; the only reasons for at y
advance in gold would have t 4 be looked
for at horde, and here there is none, since
i tt is not likely that Congress will yet med
dle with the currency question, otherwise
thaji seek a decrease of our currency
issues.
Bonds were dull during the week, but
rallied oa Saturday for the issues of 1865,
'O7 and '6B, the interest of which becomes
due Ja.nnary next; there is also more de
mand for Pacific, bonds for the purpose of
earning the accrued gold interest; yet, in
view of tae tight money market larger'
purchases may be delayed until after the
quarterly 'bank statement 'on January
fourth.
Stocks retaain strong, .and nearly all the
Railroad shares are higher on - aceount of
the management of the large cliques; the
transactions at the stock exchange, how
ever, are ccrt'quedto mien purchlses, and
attempta by parties are made to dispose of
,their shares at high prices.
par local money market is devoid of,
-
any Interest. Allegheny Valley bonds
were, ranch - In demand about two weeks
....
/ago at from 82 .to 85, but .could sesreelY be
sold in large lots'at the average price.
Blltiill6BB for the past week has been dull
and unsatisfactory , in 'the retail line, and
taiga transactions are generally not entered
into before the close of the year.
, ' ; 9,l}otationa receivedb
•is y Ph. R. Mertz:
, ~ ,
Gold, 135;.' Sllier, 128; Eighty-ones;
114 1 4. Five`; Twenties, 1862, 110 v. do 1864
106 X; do 1865, 107 X; do 1886, Consols, 110;
, ,
do 1857, 110 X do 1868, 110 X; Ten Forties, '
110 . 5 .41 ) New Yerk ! Centre]; 154 X; Erie, 39;
Reading; 98; Pittsburgh; Fort Wayne ,:t
EhieagoJtairro.id; 'II2X; ,Ohlo, it Missis:
.
,sippi, 3IX; " Michigan Southern; 87xi
Cleveland '.:t Pittsburgh, 83; Chicago 4 1::
.
Rock Island, 116 X; Chicago &North West.
ern, So '.; do Preferred, 82h; Western
Union Telegraph Company, 1I9X; Pacific
Mail, 15%; Adams Express, 48X; Mer
chants, 1153.4.
Louisville Courier, in referring to
t it failure of Charles Tucker, banker of
t at 'city, says: While no one was pre
, recr.for the failure of ao apparenly stanch
pl—
i a, l monetary concern, the general disposi
' tisk:. was to."deprecate the misfortune and
to reason the occurrence into as favorable
an aspect as possible. But every citizen
was more or less exercised, and some were
!.really incensed. Thesedatter industriously
put forth the ugly side of the ease, and
bruited many stories' Inimical to the fair,'
neas and squareness of the obilapsed bank:
era., In the .absence of any authentic. data,
these - street rumors as 'tattle cause, of the
- Plinio arti,to . ,,belottotidd with a Very long
p01e... Simi! 0f ,,, -thit "eouleotares, however,
msty.- 7 . have appr,Oached, pretty near: the
trutt6 , The. more sober-minded of these.
who claimed to - have figured behind , the
`onnies, avouched :that the failure was the
result of 111-adilsod speculation "in stooks
between the' hottest ;of Mx.' Chseltaker and
that:of , his brother' in New York. Even
this ia a vague theory, and entitled to very
little eredit; It le said, as farther indica
Aviii - Of theksecret of th, 0 1 Mital t ur,7,,that a
creditor ofwthe house Wild - upon Mr.
!Tonktir early yesterday morning and paid
'in about fourteen hundred dollars, when
YAWL remarked that if all ether creditors
world do likewise he coal go an with his
,
business and place it upon a healthy foot
ing.•
It is not known outside of the banking
company-what the liabilities are, but this
generally-desired infortpatinnlwith doubt.
less he given from the proper source in deep
time.
—Clasiug quotatfons - recaiyed by James
T. Brady & Co.: Gold, 135; United
Statss Sixes, ltisl,s, _111;.:; 1862,
1103.4; 5-20's, 1864, 1063.6; 5-20's, 1865,
107; 10-40's, 105;4; 5.20'5; January and
July, '65, 110; 5-20'8,1 January and July,
7 67 110 y;: 'GS, 11034; June 7-30's, par less y ‘ ;
July 7-30's, do y‘; August 119; Sept., 119;
Oct. 11534; Union Pacific Railroad, 102; Cen
tral.lo3. '
PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK MARKET.
PENN'A CENTRAL STOCK YARDS,
SATCRDAT, December 26, ISM.
The market has , been moderately active
since the date of our last report, (Wednes
day) and the volume of business, in the ag
aggregate, was as large as could have been
eXpeered u:.der existing circumstances, the
number sold reaching 500 head. Prime
shipping Cattle were in fair demand, and,
compared with last week, brought an ad
vance of from 25 to 30e per cwt., while the
commoner grades were very dull, and as
buyers were, very scarce, 'sold slowly at
any price. At the ' close to-day there are
but Very few Cattle in the pens unsold, and
the market is firm, though not excited.
Prime to extra shipping steers mar be quo- .
ted at 73. toBc, and medium do at 6)4 to
_7c-
Stock Cattle, for which the demand con-:
tinues light, remain unchanged, ranging
from 4 to 534 c, as tty quality and pondition.
The sales were. .
Rigle to Stott . 6 head, weighing .4,900, at
4,25; Ferguson to Frank 20 head, weighing
24375, at 7,35; Smith .b Blue to McGarry 17,
weighing 15,900,4 5,50; Ratz t 9. Rigle
weighing 4,225; Smith 4:t - Blue to loan &•to.'
15,weighing 17,350, at .5,75; Haller, to Man-
;helm 14, weighing 21,225; Orr & Williams
to Stver 17, weighing 21,125,- at,64Hedges &
TaylOr to Aull d: Co.'lo, weighing 18,050, at
5.50; same to Frank 21, weighing .19,850, at
4,50; Zeigler to Moses 17, weighing. 17,700,
at 5,75; tioloway to Frank 7, weighing 10.-.
000, at 7,60; Oberman to Rowe 40, weighing
40,775, at 5,75; Hedges &Taylor to Downy
33#-wighing 38,325, at 6,75; Brown - to Red
' ner 21, weighing 18,050,;at - 5,60; Sbarnbtirg
,to Selser weighing' 10,775, at 7;Smitli &
Blue to Robinson .18, 'weighing 16,625, at
5,20; Hedges & Taylor to Hunchbeiger 25,
weighing 17,425, ttt 4;. same to Ault &
52, weighing 65,175 at 7,25; Holmes, Laf
ferty & Co. to Ride 5, weighing 4,950, at
3,50; Same to Moses, 16, weighing 14,37; at
4,50; fame to Rigle 19; 'weighing 15,200, tat
3,50; same to Stott 21, weighing 19,975, at
4,75; same to Pierce 4' weighing 17.200, at
0,62; Hestia to Klemen 24 at 469 per head.
SHEEP. -
The sheep market was very dull and
offish during the early part of the week
under the influence of large receipts but
has since, owing to diminished arrivals,
improved considerably, and to-day there
was a every fair demand, especially for
prime fat mutton sheep, of whicli there
were but very few to be bad. Prime to ex
tra may be quoted at 4,50 to 5 ces per
pound, and Common to medium at 3 to 3,50.
The soles during Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and up untill 10 A. X. to-day aggre-
gated 6,050 head nearly all of -which
changed hands at prices, ranging from 3 to'
4,75,—0n0 drove scalawags, .sold at $1,05 per
head. As we have hivealready intimated
the market was stronger,than it was ,in the -
early: part of the week,. though there is
still room for iinproYement.
13=21
There was iittle'or nothing done in Hogs
yesterday or to-day, which was owing
mainly to-the fact that there were but - rery.'
few in tlieyards , to sell, - the arrivals during`
the time mentioned, not exceeding half a
dozen cars. This being the citse;the-rair-Li
ket continues firm, and since the date of
our last report, prices have advanced fully
50c per cwt. We can report sales durjng
the east three days of 4,17 end, and we
give quotations 10-day at 9RN for fair to
medium averages, (such as are usually
shipped to 'New York) and 10 to 1034 for
prime to choic,e, Bach as are usually shipped.-
to PhiladeiPha. Oar packers haYe betin'-'"`
out of the; market over . a week, and; we,
presume; 'that they' will stay' out until ' '
prices decline materially. At present
prices it would require a fortune to put up
5,000 Hogs, and, besides, it is risky ? as they
may be considerably lower before , the sea
son is over. '
PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM MARKET
OFFICE OF THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE, •
SATURDAY. December - 20, 1868.,
GENERAL REVIEW.
The Petrolonin market hag been very
quiet during the past two or three ,
and the only, important :feature we haveito
I notice is a slight improvement in the offers
for spot oil (Refined). - During Monday and
Tuesday, there was considerable excite
ment, consequent 11D011 the expectation of
some that an attempt would be made to '
effect a "corner," sinae7 then," howeiver,.as • -3
alrOady intimat,eid,'; quietness has ,ruled.: , i
supreme, and , there ; seems to be a general,
disyosition manifested to hold oft: pow un
tßafter the first of the new year, Receipts
of - Crude for the week, 7, , 84.2 barrels; from
January Ist to date, 1,057,355, against 727,-
401 same time last year.. ShiPments of
Refitted this week, 13,534, against 32,072
last week; from January Ist to date, 718;-
525, against 673,700, same time laSt.year.
Sales..tnis week, .18,500 barrels, against 72,-
201 latt week. •• - •
E=
The market has been quilt all week, and
the only new feature we have to notice is
that the feeling is weaker. and priroc tend
-114 `downward, though; as -vet, withBttt im
portant chaige. Quottalons may be fairly
given at 12 to 123 i
,for spot or first--six
months, sellers option,' the inside figures
offered and the .outside .figures asked.
Sale of 1,000 bbls-afidie Was the only re=
obrtecl—for January, sellers option, (40 to
45) at 12. Buyers option, all nowt, ear, is
nominal at 454 to 16. ' .
REFINED ,
I •
The market for Refined has also been
very quiet for two or three days, and com
pared with.' the early
,TktUli.of the week .'
prices are lower: Lute on Alllitiraday there
was ,a sale of 500 bbls on spot at 29; to-day,
however, the market, for that delivery waS
firmer, there being Offer's to buy at 30 to
303!„'and no sellers below 3036. January
and February was offered_ at 2936; and
there was an oiler to buy April to June at
31;.. Lines for the. first six months nomi- •
nal at 31 to 313. Same delivery, buyers
option, 3336. ,; •
OIL SHIPPED Ed ST nr A. V. R. E. •
Standard Oil Co., 470 bbls refined to • -
Warden, Frew it Co., Philadelphia.
H. Koehler It Co., 100 libls refined to . •
Waring, King dL Co., Philadelphia. Bea . • • •
Morgan It C0.,:/00 do do to War dun, Frew - - •
di Co., Philadelphia.,-
• Nat. Ref. Co., 523 do do to F. A. DilWorth 4
& Co.; Philadelphia.- • ".
Citizens Ref. Co., 450 do do to Took
IBro., Philadelphia.
fOrsyth, Bro.& Co., 100 do do to Warden, ;f:i
•Frew dr Co:, Philadelphia. , - •
Total :shipMents 1743 ;
OIL SKIPPED EAST FROM DUQUESNE DEPOT.
0. W. Hordilhip dt Co., 95 do do to War
ing, King cir Co., Philadelphia. • -
Union Ref. & St. Co., 158 do refined to
MP. Logan & 8r0., -- Philadelphia.
Brooks, Ballentine":3l
Warden, Frew.4d Qq., P.hilattekplus.. -
Woks, Ballentinn' - Co4"4B'do ao to
Libby dz Clark; 'New York. t,: - : - •
Total ahiptdeitteißotetame ,
Boozoio,".• "IVO IA
CATTLE.