- leirtimuitali MARKETS. 03PCE os PITTSBUIten GAMTTA ' . FRIDAY, Sept. 6, „0 r s The kilts in a general ay . pre sent b t little that is really new or im ports u There is ne change In either Flour or Grain, the advancd in New York and Chicago, to the contrary not withstanding; as operators herd have no confidence in the advance Z 1 ing, sus tained. I There is one thin certain, s however, this upward movemdtit has a tendency, for the time being; 10 retard business and restrict operators; as it has -caused a feeling of uncertaintk and sen sitiveness which will take so ' e time to remove, and until this feelin g ) has par tially, at lealit passed awity, there will not be much done. 1 • APP4X3—tinohanged—ranging from .I©3 Or, bbl. • BUTTES.—Prime to choice is scarce and in demand, and may be quoted at 27@30. BERRIES—SaIes of Blackberries at 90 15$1 ner pall. CHEESE—May be quoted at 15@17 cents—the outside figure for New York 'Goshen. CEMENT—Johtietown Hydraulic Ce- Tient is quoted at $2,25 per bol. CARBON OIL—In better demand, but unchanged; we continue to quote stand ard brands at 28 for 25 or 50 bbl lots, and .291 - 40 in a retail way. EGGS—Sales at 16®17. FEATHERS—DuII; quoted at 80 ®B5 cents to the trade, and the usual advance .for small lots in store. FLOUR - Is quiet and nnchanged—de mand - confined entirely to supplying wants of local trade. Sales of fair to choice winter and spring wheat brands at 87®7,50. . . GRAIN—As there is no advance in flour here, the mills cannot pay • any ad vance for wheat,, and, therefore, we con tinne to quote at $1,30®185, for fair to , prime Red. - Oats a little firmer, but un changed, 45 in first hands, and 47®49 in store. Rye is quoted at 11,10®1,15, the former in first and the latter in second hands. Corn is Quiet and unchanged; ,$1 on track and $1,05®1,07 in store, No movement in Barley, though if any thing, the feeling seems to stronger. IlAY—rls dull and unchanged-4115® 20 per ton, as to quality. lIIGHWINES—UnsettIed, under the influence of the advices from the west, and cannot be quoted correctly, HEMP,—Very dulli-$205 per ton.' HIISKS:-Sales at 2%®3 eta per pound:. LIME= - White Lime is quoted atfl,so, and Cleveland at 12,50 per bbl. LARD 0.11&:=F. Sellers- & Co. quote ExtrfiNo. 1, atl,43,and No. 2, ais 1,05® 408 POULTRY—SaIes of spring chick , ens, at 50@55 per pair. PROVlSlONS—Bacon;Sohulders. 15k; Ribbed Sides, 1834; Clear do, 1934; Sugar Cured Ram5,23g233 4 . Lard, 20% in tirces, 21 in ma bbls. and 2134 in buck ets and ekegs. Mess Pork,' $33N4334. Dried - Beef, 22. PEANUTS—Have still farther ad vanced, and we now quote at 15. PEACHES—SaIes a; $1,50®2,50 per box, as to quality. PLUMS—SaIes at $5 per bushel. POTATOES—SaIes sweets at $5@5,50 -per bbl for Baltimore's, and 16@6,5u for Jerseys. SALT—Is firmer, with sales_ of car load lots at 51,55 per bbl. SEED—Small sales of timothy seed at 54,50(44,75. Nothing doing in clover and flaxseed; TALLOW—Rendered quoted at 10 1 4. WATER MELONS—Quoted at §l5 €)25 per 100, as to quality. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. NEW YORE, September 3.—Cotton firm; sales of 800 bales at 35,3 for middling up lands. Flour; receipts, 12,743 bbls; Flour opened 10,5150 better, and closed quiet, with the advance lost; sales of 16,400 bbls. at 58,490®6,40 for superfine state and western, $6,80®7,35 for extra state, 56,60 @7,45 for extra western, 57,45@7,55 for for white wheat extra, 46,80©7,40 for R. H. 0., 16,75@7,00 for extra St. Louis, 47, 2 5 @9,00 for good to choice do.; included in the sales were 4,000 bbls. extra state for export at $6,80@7,00. Rye Flour quiet; sales of 150 bbls. at $4,50@6,50. Corn meal is more [active, with sales of 800 . bbls. state at about $5,05, and 100 bbls. south at 56,05. Whisky heavy; sales of 200 tibia. western at $1,13@1,15 for free ' chiefly, at inside price. Wheat; receipts, 42,964 bbls.; wheat opened 2®3,3 better, but on receipt of a private dis patches from Liverpool; which quoted lower prices, the market became dull and. closed 1020 lower; sales of 11,900 bush,' at $1,52@1,57 'for No. 2 spring, $1,64@1,6535 for No. 1 winter red and amber western,- 51,65 fore amber Ken tucky, $1,68. amber Tennessee, $1,7734 for white. California, and $1,78 for white Kentucky. Bye quiet and without de. tided. change. Barley nominal. Corn: receipts 12,070 bush; market quite firm and in good trade demand; sales of 68,- 000 bush, at $1,05@1,15 for unsound new mixed western, 81,16@11,18 for sound do, $1,20@1,25 for high mixed and western yellow. and $1,20 for white western. Oats: receipts 9,469 bush; market more active and 2@30 better; sales of $4,000 bush,' at 1324680 for new southern and western and 64 for, old western. Rice quiet. Coffee quiet. Sager firmer; sales of 750 hhds, at 1135®12340 for Cuba and 12®133(,c for Porto Rim sales .of 400 boxes of Havana at 1234 ®l3c. Molas ses firm; sales of 100 hhda English leland at 58@590. Hops winked. Petroleum'firm at 161X®16%0 for crude, and 32X(§323‘,3 for refined. Pork 'dull and heavy, with aales3oo bbis at 131,87 g ®32,00,f0r mess, 531,60 for old do, $27,50 @28,00 for prime, and 1130,60@31,00 for prime mess; also sales 250 bbls mess buyer all the year at $32. Beef steady, with sales 160•bbla at $8,50@13,50 fur new plain, mess, and• 112(4117 for new extra mess. Beef Hams steady, with sales 100 bbls at 525@30. Out meats quiet, with sales. 190 pap at 14,4€51534,3 for shouidere,' and 17@1913 for hams; middles firm. with sales 226 bxs ice cured 17(i117Xe. lard quiet and steady. with sales 840 tierces at 17X®19 2 )(03 for steam, and 19350200 for,kettle rendered. Batter steady at 15@928e for Ohio, and 15 ®3130 for State. Cheese dull at 13@16e. Freights to Liverpool firmer ' with ship ments 130,000 bush wheat at9,@)(Wd per sail, and 9340)10Xtiner steam; also 1,000 bbls flour at 25s 6d per steam. . Lc/feat—Flour closed dull, slightly in buyers favor. Wheat drill, heavy and to lower. Rye nominally unchanged. Oats steady at 63@68c for western. : horn firm at $1,16@1,18 for sound, mixed western. Pork nominal at 43487 for mess. Beef nominally unchanged. Cut meats dull and scarcely , so firm. Bacon steady and in 'fair demand. Lard quiet at Dv@ 193‘c for fair to prime steam.. Eggs quiet and without decided change. CHICAGO; September B.—Emtern En abling° weak at par selling. and 1-10 off baying. .11our (inlet at ' 15,50@7.25 for pring extras. Wheat Arm and nl2 jig higher; !ales of No. 1 at SIP@ ling No. t11.11161,8t, this afternoon the • mar ket easier ' , with ma es of No: 2 $1,29 seller titelpt4rn tler;,;; Corn Ltarkr salesi4imo.2 at 20 - (#B9Mor'frepioteg nat 84 Z 5 11§M: . .CSC B2 4 - .10 0111 2 %spirit was dull at 88c mil, and -8730 seller September. Oats more active and 134@ I%c higher, ranging at 4534@460 for No. 2, closing at 453‘,5453‘q r ejected 42®43c. Rye steady and fairly active; sales of No. 1 at 97@98c, No. 2 at '94®9430, re jeeted at 84®8430; closing firm at. 98e for No. 1, and 94c for No. 2. Barley more active and firmer; $1,2.5®1,132 for No. 2 in store, awl 11,25@j1,27 seller the month. Bighwines dull and heavy, early sales at $1,08@1,10, closingliiactive; nominal at ;1,06®1,07. Sugar active; at 1334®14 . %0 for common to prime Cuba. Provisions quiet. Mess Pork in active and nominal at lam. Lard quiet and stronger at 18%@190. Bulk Meats firmer; dry salted shoulders 1330; rough sides 1630. Freights steady and firm, at Sc on corn and 6340 on wheat to Buf falo. Receipts for the past twenty-four hours--3,709 bids dour, 56,840 bush wheat,235,445 bush corn, 48,693 bash oats, 494 bush rye. 274 bash barley, and 3,911 head hogs. Shipments-1,982 bbis flour, 155,778 bush wheat, 183,952 bush corn, 7,077 bush oats,' 1,233 bush barley, and 2,413 head hogs. ST. Louis, September 3.—Tobacco ac tive, with' full prices.; Cotton nominal at 32c. Hemp, nothing doing. Flour: low and medium grades buoyant and 100 higher; other grades dull; super sold at $4,87@5,25, extra 55,25@5,50, double extra $5,85(0. treble extra $6,25@6,40, choice to fumy family 117,75%8,50. Wheat active add higher, with some speculative movement; small sales of No. 2 spring at 81,10, No. 3 red fall $1,12 @1,15, No. do. V 1,16151,21, No. 1 do. $1,24 @1,30. No. 1 white $1.30, choice white $1,3234@1,45. Corn inactive, 89@900 for mixed and yellow, 92@95c for white. . Oats heavy and drooping; sales in bulk at 48c, in sacks 50@530. Rye slow, 80@85c for good to prime. Barley : very little offering but good demand for best qualities; common spring sold at 51,05. Whiskey steady at $1,14. Gro ceries quiet and unchanged. Provisions quiet for pork, but there was a large order demand for bacon. Pork sold at $3l. Bacon; shoulders 15%0, clear rib sides 18%, clear sides 18%@19, choice sugar cured hams 250. Lard quiet and nominal at 1834®19% steam and kettle in tierces, 20%@21 in kegs. Cattle in good supply at 3@634c for inferior to choice. Hogs steady and firm- at 7to 10e for very light to heavy. Receipts; flour 4,800 bbls, wheat 46,700 bush, corn 5,000 bush, oats 15,000, barley 1,200, rye 2,000; hogs 2.000 head. Curcums.ri, September 3.—Flour firm and in fair demand, with sales of family at $6,25. Wheat firm and to higher, with. sales of red at $1,30©1,35 and white at 51,45 to 51,55. Corn held more firmly, and closing at $1.03©1,05. Oats firm at 54@513c. Rye firm at $l. Tobacco in good demand and prices tending ,ttp ward, with sales of 369 hhds at $7,40 to 527,90. Whisky still unsettled and prices nominal; it was held at $412 but $l,lO is the best offer made. Mess Pork remains dull at $33 and lard at 1934 c; no demand for either. Bulk meats were in demand, and could have been sold to a considera ble extent at 1314 and 163(o, but they were held V i c higher. Bacon quiet 15®18%c for should ens an d clear and clear rib sides. Butter firm at 27 to 32e. Eggs firm at 15c for selected. Linseed oil firm at $1©1,02. Lard oil firm at $1.40®1,45. Petroleum advanced to 31@330 for refined. Gro. ceries unchangen and firm. Gold ad vanced to 13534 buying and 136 selling. Exehange steady at 1-10 discount buying. LOUISVILLE, September 3.—Bagging: 2pound Kentucky hemp 34®2435c; flax bagging 24®25e. Flour firmer, super fine $5®5,25. Grain firm, wheat! red $1.15; white $1,25. Corn' in bulk Ss® 92.Mc. Oats in bulk 45650 c. Rye 90®95c. Barley $1,15. Leaf Tobacco very firm and advancing, sales to-day of 64 hhds, prices ranged from 17,10 to $17,50. Pro visions a shade firmer, mesa pork 134® 34,25: bacon shoulders 16c; clear rib 19 y, ®1934c; clear aides 19M ®l93;c; hams. sugar cared, 2230; extra sugar cured 3314 c. Lard , in tierces 20%c. Whisky raw $1,13®1,14, free. TOLEDO, September 3.l—Flour is quiet. Wheat opened 2(gisc better and closed unchanged; No. 1 white Michigan 81,60, regular do. 81,36, amber Michigan $1,41, No. 1 red touched $1,41, and closes at $1,40, No. 2 do; 11,38, and No. 3 do. $1,32. Corn 10 better; No. 1990. and No. 2 97c. Oats 2c better at 630 for No. 1. Freights 4sa9o to Buffalo and Oswego. Receipts: 4,000 bbls flour, 71,300 bus wheat, 19,600 bus corn, 2,V00 bus oats. 700, bus rye. Shipments: 1,200 bbh3 flour, 67,700 bus wheat, 13,000 bus corn. OLEVILAND, September B.—Flottr: the market is steady. Wheat: No. 1 'red 51,41, No. 2 white $1,40; four cars No. 2 red sold at $l,BB, and 1,000 bush No. 1' led, before repint, brought 5L45. Corn 'ls held at 51. Oats: sales two cars at 600, and j one caa at 49c. Rye: Ne. 1 No 2 at 90(495d. Petroleum: refired .held at 28%®290 for . September and Oe, ,tober, in large lots; small lots, on spot, `at 30®Slc;icrude held at 50,50. BALTIMORE:, September B.—Flour very firm and active, and In good shipping de mand, with sales of western superfine at $6@(1,25. Wheat firm, with sales of red at $1,6& Corn firm, with sales of white at. $l,lB. Oats firm at G0@620.. Aye dull. Mess pork quiet at $34,50. Bacon firm; rib sideslBy 4 ; clear rib 19%, and ehcal demW 18. Hams 24@)250. Lard dull at 20@21c. Whisky quiet at $1,15, but could be bought for Tess. - PHILADELPHIA, I September B.—Plour firmer, Northwestern extra family 10,60 @7,50. Wheat excited and advanced 23;@50, sales of 80,000 bush red at 11,63 (41,60.. Eve $1.12. Corn drmer, mixed Western $1,14@1,17. Oats less active, new 53®60c; old unchanged. Provisions Inactive; mess pork $88,60. Lard 19;ic. Petroleum advanced to 82,4(488o for re lined. Whisky dull at 11,24€11,28. l!divivsuican, September B.—Flour is Arm - at Id 55®7 for city XX.. Wheat steady at $1,54 for Ne, 1, and $48134 for No. 2. Oats firm at 440 for No. 2. Corn nominal about 870 for No. 2. Rye firm at 9834 c for No. 1. Grain freights nomi nally unchanged. - Receipts—flour 500 bbls, wheat 11,000, oats 7,000, corn 4,000 bush. Shipments— fl our 1,000 bbla, wheat 54,000 bush. A DETROIT, Sept. 2. W heat open°. buoyant at an advance of 80, but under unfavorable eastern advices closed very dull, heavy and unsettled; *atm white 81,88®1,70, No. do. 51,41®1,47, regular 51,82®1,88, amber. 51,38, Corn 980®$1. Oats, - 600 for State and medium. Pxuraniti.Pui.t, September 11.-;- . .The market for Petrolento is nominally active and excited: Thirteen vessels.were oha.r tered for Europe this Week, which in creases ;the number now loading to twenty4ane, with upwards of 75,000 bar rels. Dry Goods Market. NEW Yong, September B.—Thentarket for most classes of textile fabrics is mod. erately active, but there is no rushing trade except in specialities. Prices are generally firm for the moat part. The only change of imputarwe is an advance lii Badley's Spool Thread by the agents to 58,69 regular. .The Augusta sheeting' are Up to ibc, and white Cabot are of fered at 1634 c. The layman E and other standard makes are steady at' 1e340. Yet' .APPleton A &reoffered at lb%o by a lead., Info , bonsai but they are. really . "MIA qlberokawais of Weds there- ' lB '' nt kllarlicUlatehangttextbsseve.n Woolen' 'goods are moving more freedyledellse, vela mad Manua me partleeterlY NUM fii~r~ i;'G~~~ '~~,~~?"1'~'~; _ ~. ~. _ I=2 --The Argosy was loadiniat Cincinnati for W,beeling, on. Wednesday. --Capt..lno. N. Rhodes:is at Cincinnati, looking after the Kate Putnam and ,' Le onidas.- —The tinned -States survey boat, Tideoute, was below Evansville, when last heard from. ti —Capt. John Booth says. he will have his barges in the ring for a New Orleans trip within thirty days. —Mr,' John Chambers, an old Pitts. burgher, bat who f9r, several years has been steamboating on the Arkansas river, was in 'Cincinnati on Wednesday. —The wreck of the ill-fated Cumber land lies in the channel, opposit Brown's Island, and abreast of the lower corn shed below Raleigh. Boats can pass o . , either side of it -We clip the following from th n einnati Gazette of Thursday: Mr mitt: N Fowler yesterday _purch ed of Capt. I. L. Thompson, G. 'W. Thompson and others, the steamer Edinburgh. for $15,000, the boat to be / tgrned over to her new owner next Monday. It is un derstood that Captain S. Yerkes will take command of ,he Edinburgh, and put her in the Arkansas river trade. —The Whee l'ng Intelllgencer, of Thursday say The dam across back river betwee the bridge and the mouth of Indian heeling creek, is nearly e l filnishe / But a few feet on the west side r e plain to be filled. The work looks at and and subsubstantial from the bri ge, and will be a positive benefit to the navigation of back river, and in crease the volume of water on' this side of the island. 1 IMPORTS BY RAILROAD. Cratrizzidow AND Prrresuatart RArt.- nosh, September 3.-1 car rye, Ex change National Bank; 6do I s ore, Mo. Knight P at Co; 7 do do, Bryan & Canghey; 1 do lumber, Slack & Sholes; 4do blooms, Nimick & Co; Ido do, Jno Moorhead; 5 bbls oil, W B Hays & Son; 25 do vinegar, Haworth dr; D; 10 do do, S Ewart & Co; 10 do do, E Hazleton; 25 do do, 23 bits cheese, Watt Lang Jt Co; ]5 bbls vinegar, 56 bxs starch, W M Gormley; 15 bbls vinegar, Head & M; 50 do do, 59 do apples; 3 bxs plums, Bruggerman & O'B; 25 do starch, Knox & Orr; 50 do do, Rinehart & 8; 2 crates, MunhaU & McGraw; 4 do, 25 bag starch, H Rahe; 25 do do, Shipton & Wallace; 4 bbla tallow, 1 crook do, 50 bbls apples, P Duff & Son: 66 sks oats, Hitchcock Moe h C0;72 Nib paper, Pittsburgh Paper Man ufacturing Co; 109 bbls oil, J. Spear; 110 do apples, 5 keg butter, Voigt M & Co; 27 aks rye, Mcßane & Anjer; 50 bbls oil, JS Ramsey; 135 empty oil do, 200 aks bran, .1 & W Fairley;. 33 aks corn, J A. Graff; 14 bbls apples, D Ledger; 2 tubs cheese, J Daub; 4 bbls Plums Woodworth dr. D; 26 do apples, VanGorderi & 13; 21 do do, Saml Devol, J 7 do do, W C Armstrong; 12 do do, H Riddle 4 do do, H Rea Jr; 1 car rye, D Wallace. PITTSBURGH, FORT WATAR d CHl oecto Rat Laos% September 3.-4 cars metal, Nimick et Co; 4do do, Zug et Co; 1 car rye, D Wallace; 1 do do, Jos S Finch; dr, Co; 100 green hides, Hartley, Mateo dr, Co; 25 cgs timothy seed, A G Cabbage; 25 do do, Bricker dr Co; 10 bdls broom corn, McElroy dr Co; 9 do do , Wright dr. Bebee; 75 bbis flour, Culp cY Shepard; 100 do do, owner, 25 do vine gar, Watt Lang dr. Co; 17 cars cement, J Dunlap; 34 beef hides, B Pflaum; 50 bbls highwines, Shipton dr. Wallace; 49 bdis paper, Hostetter fi Smlth;'s pkgs butter, W H Graff dt Co; 20 doz brooms, W Goimaly; 36 bills shovels, Myers et Arm our; 134 bza cheese,N J Braden; 12 do do, Ad J Kerr; 1 keg lard, Volgt, Me hood. dc'Co; 2 bbls eggs, Woodworth dr Davison; 5 bbis oil, A Torrence. ALLEM/INN! VA.I;LWZ .RAILBOAD, Sep tember 2,-800 bbls oil, Pool Bro; 520 do do. Parker t Thompson; 2,080 do do, Esher Bro; 480 do do,H McKelvy; 520 do do. J &C; 240 do do, R T Leech; 1 car lime,D L Reyonolds; 7 hides, J Kelley; 60 bge oats, A C Schwgaat; 2 bbls eggs. 2 pkga feathers, W H Kirk patrick dr, Co; 1 car metal, Lewis, Oliver & Phillips; 1 do do. Totten & Co; 1 car horses. D lurmhum, 22 bgs oats, 18 do rye, W Welsh dr. Co; 100 aka oats. 24 do wheat, Sant it Gisal; 1 car stone, P Brough; 5 bbls whisky, McCullough, Smith t Co. PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI AND ST Lotus RAILROAD, Sept. 3.-41 bga oats, Itobb & Herron; 6 do rags, M W Rankin; 2 bbls apples, W H Grafi; 1 car oats, Hood; 68 sks wool, 8 Harbaugh; 100 bbls flour, T O Jenkins; 1 car corn, D R Her ron; 2do staves. W Hastings; 1 do rye, Robb & Herron; 2do wheat, R T Ken nedy; 119 bgs wheat, 66 do oats, 8 do wool, Meanor & Harper; 81 bge oats, Robb & Herron; 50 do wheat, McHenry & Hood; 1 car staves, J Painter & Son. ALLEGHENY STATION, Septet:Ober 8.- 14 carp wheat; Kennedy & Bro; 2do do, W McKee & Co; 2 do th.tseed, M B Sti3r dam; 1 do staves, .1 M Hemphill; Bdo , metal, Lewis . Bailey & Dalzell, 1 do do, Lindsay & McCutcheon; 8 do limestone, Superior Iron Cm 1 do lime J Abdel; 10 Ibis vinegar, J Kohen; lot stoneware, O'Hanlin. , STEAMSHIPS, T° LIVERPOOL AND . AINI QUEENSTOWN. INISAIN RIAU. STIMISUIPII.I • , Nronbel%rixte . ek Start-elm vessels, mask PAkuo l:l2llted orrr OPArrwart CITY or BorroN our BermmogE,. hantak inrierY eAMIDA.r.. LbADO l tiom• Pier 45, berth Kiver, New York. For neassyro or ftuiher information soon? to WILDIAX BRIONATI, '4llB BMITFIFIRLD STREET. Flitaborkh. , .. ' R & 1:'..) •r . : ' „:', .• :: .1 , -1, .: Ti. l4 A . Brivr it , ~...„ ,.. 6 ....... ...,.:. ..: ~ ..,...., :., ~,,::„..,.,,,,,...„...... ~,. AIR. .%,,; 08 '... ---.„ . .,.. r L......_ Restores tgray and faded Hair to its . Oatottria, COLOR, removes Dandruff; ems <ALL DISEASES OP THE SCALP, Prevents BALDNESS, and makes the halt grow Soft, Glossy and Luxuriant. gla WA per Bonk Each Bottle u s Felt No Set. • • 'Prepared' by SEWARD, BENTLEY WCHENEY,. Druggists: Builklo. N.Y. Bald. Iv' all Druggists. A Wtiolessuilients—abEtWArria RAZ 4ETT IL"" Animium lauluit; - • itirv.• tuna US. StrailiktusAOßlL MALL Ml' IaiLILIWIT.a. uall ureiraillLt. l , 1.1. Mai nTa• 2l i z , ll 44 F lf, ~.._ . COP , 1 f irMOM l,l4 erM iti lUtt .liaslaiii'ittilo':ik• , us MILS RlVkit NEWS. :70 SEPTEr SA COMMISSION MERCgAN Tg. WILLIABIZILLEa &AOa' Noe. 221 and 223 tibe Street. Corner of Irwin, now offer to a trade at low figures, stri y Prime New Crop ew leans Sugar and Porto Rico. Cuba • d Englis Island Sugars. New York, p. atria; au Baltimore Be. fined do. Golden De Lovering', Brnnjls, Stuart's, Adams' and r• ng Ming ngrupt Porto ai •. Cuba and English Island Molasses. Young • ysen. Japan, Imperial. Gunpowder and Cot.. g Teas. Caro . and Ban join Rice. da Lagnayra and to Coffees. T.. co, *Lard OIL, Ptah, Nails, Masai Soaps, . ton Yarns. to., constantly on hand. 1\14130, IMPORTERS OP - Fine Brandies,Wines and Began. Rhenish, Moselle, and Sparkling Hock Wines of Hinkel & Co.. in bottles. Spar Wing Moselle, Scharsberg and Jobazinl& burg, Hocklielmer, Burgundy, &e. Brandenburg & Freres' Fine Olive OIL do do Clarets, ins rted in bottles, _ _ do - do White Win s. in bottles. M. Work & Sons ' Sparkling C tawba. fine old Sherry, Medetra and Fort Wines. Free Old Monongauelaltye Whiskies, pure.. do do Very Superior Old Scotch do do. ~ iALSO, I Sole Ag. enhfbr Mont & Chandon's.Grand Vin. ImaL Verzenay d Sellery Champagne. . Brandies of our own selection and Warranted. j 10.448 I I 111 4. 1 flay : B B* A. & T W. M. GORKLY, EOLISALE GROCER, No. 271 Liberty Street, (DiarcrLy Orr. X&GLZ HcrrzL,) PrITS33I7IIGI3, se :yl6 W. C. ARMSTRONG, Successor to Fetzer & Armstrong, PRODUCE CONXISSION MERCHANT, No. 25 MARKET STREET. 111915 Ka u. ac lIITCHART COMMISSION MEE. I AND DXLIAILEI 111 PLOUB, GRAIN, SEEDS, .'s 849 Liberty St., Pitt my 4:b37 Y. STICILX M STEELE & SON ° Commission fifer AND DELLIBB FLOUR. CilartAlN, Na 96 OHIO BTILEZI, near ALLEGBE: T J. BJLANCHARD L Wholesale and Retail ' No. 296 PENN ST a918:329 atiITTLE, BAIRD & PATTON, Wholesale Grocers, Commission Merchants Dealers In ProducP, Plour,!Heron, Cheese, nab, Carbon and Lard 011, Dolt. • Nails, Glass, Cotton Yams and all P'lceburg Manutscturea generally, 112 and 11.4 DAC ND STREET, Pittsburgh. JOILUr I. 1101782..XDW. H 01183.... TOUN I. HOUSE &B u canons to JOHN I. HOUSE sma Grocers and Commission ner of Snafthfleld and Water Stre Jowl . SHITTON A WALLACI. aIIIPTON & WALLACE, Whole- SALE GROCERS AND PROD VCR DEAL . We 6 HEICTEI EMMET. Pliiitrztrah. 14178121 ARCHITECTS. B ABE & MOSER, rIII3IT :NOUNS ASSOCIATION BMLDICONS, Non. II and *Bt. Clair Street. Tlttaburgle, SPeclal attention given to the dealgning end bending of 001:1$T HOMES and PIMA 0 osnr.newoo MISCELLANEOUS. SECURITY AND COMFORT fur the traveling community. B. HELIUM Safety: Fire Jacket, Gar, Heater and • JEODERATOR. _ Tor Smoke and Hot Mr Titres, dispensing with the use of stoves and tires in or about the Passen ger or Baggage cars, with the attachment to graduate the heat to any temperature that may be desired without the possibility. of thing the ear or cars to which the Jacket may be attached. Having obtained of the United States Letters Pa nt for a Safety Jacket, which is warranted to re sist the 'moat Intense beat that maybe sp. Ptied to it in ' 1 ,4 0 Position and purpose torlergeb Intended. It Is a sure protection from agr l ents hydra. originating from- defeetive fines r where iron pipes are used as conductors for oke,or heat. Ii is applicable to all piping thit may become ,overheated, and is warranted to give perfect eat istaotton where wood or other combustible mate rial- may be placed in close proximity thereto, I an now ready to "apply my invention to stores, dwellings, fsatorles, shins, steamboats, railroad cars, go. Wherever pipes as conductors are made dangerous by being overheated and seen rity desired, I will send on application right to manufbeture or :Re the above inveution. • Also Territorial rights to inch as may wish toengage in selling privileges either by State or county. ' J. D. ILSEUES. ar Office at the **NE PLUS UL'IIIA PAINT WO Ks." corner eif Morita street and the' Alla. fanny Valley it allmad, Twelfth ward: Pitts mega: Fs. - • - jylesnatl • TRADE MARK. p 1) I{ lll'J~lf~~ MZMEt PROOF Lamp CH I EYS. Filif . VIM . SHAD 'RECEIVED daily at BHNJAHIN POLPBEI3B 'popular 1 6tend, NO. *a Diamond atket, puts. bur h, and a Me Twin City. All gimpy. City. earner of Ohio and Federal street . Can be had all kinds of Sea and Lake tab. snout, Shad. Beak._ Codfish. Haddock and Eel. Also, .larg e supplies of White; Lake Flab; mon. Ham. Stergeon. Herring and Macinew: ;rout, - which enables na to sell at the lowest ma.'ket pricies t wholesale or .retell. .We invite al( lovers of Pr em a t esh Fish to give us a call, -and we 'will Maur ns thress. in FLOOS OIL :CLOTHS, eBEEN 4iII2SLOT _ 3roß WLNPOW MADE& ; • TAtANSPA.RENT INDOW )31111DIEL. TABLE ABD • ' °writs r•• IH &VERY YAIr t . Ef. OA and Sle EWSPARER y . - twos miner's. and persons G . iutd - dhOnheasn nave i , li k a sta p e ra t y Toa an MQ.NTHB by .. and Po. moo Addreitil ta ~ GA? ..' . . AL. 11 . Ow r. Illinois. 4 ..rtnen , ~,,, rrE .I.IIIIY Lb"' ' 4° IITI WHITE Whit" , - ..,` I ::,, jr. 'Baru &N. for SOS 07 , ; ; 1 iltriiitritr I ce Buidizu_. , - 4 ,....1 946 ....3: t • Utett . ,eir l ,• °: Asivic , * I Acid. sat 111 1 839.< e ISHOPTHORPE SCHOOL' for -13 GIRLS. will begin its second year D. V. on t 15th of SIWTEMBER next. ibe number of pupils ail of whom live in the house, is lim ited to .hirty. french is tannht by a rei.ident governess, and so far as possible is made the lanzioure of the la oily. Addre.s, for clivu'ars, etc.. MISS. CHASE, Blsbopthorpe, Bethlehem, Penna. an3o BisEIOP. BOWMAN INSTI THTE.—A Collegiate School fir Young La dies, No. OS GRANT STREET. 11 e Sall Term of this School will open on MONDAY, Septem. her 13th. Both Day and Boarding Pupils re. esived. For information or admission apply to MIX. B. J. COSTER, Rector. CEGARA Y INSTITUTE, 1527 a,...) and 1529 SPRUCE STREET, Philadelphia. Pa. ENULViIt AND • FRENCH'. For Young Ladles and Misses, Boarding and Day" Pupils, wid reopen on MONDAY, Sep , en her so: FRENCH is the language or the family, and is constantly spoken in the institute. MADAME D'HERVILLY. Principal. 3y2):TTHB it)ITTSBEIRGH FEMALE COL LEGE, BZY . I. C. PAESHING.D.D., Pres ' ent. . . A strictly arlect Ladles' . Elshool for Boarders and Day , Pupils.. The leadipg gemsle College In the titaPe and the first in the United &sites. superb buildin.s. with a)1 the modern Imp °Te mente. Every private. room and hal , and school zoom covered with carpets and matting!. The Institution has lull collegiate powers and privi , eges, and grants diplomas to 101 who corn; plt te the Engasu or Claasical course. Tborour h and well-selected course' of *May. • IMO. , TE% TWO TEACHERS. Every department made a specialty. Parents are earnestly requestPd to call and make themselves acqttainted with the excellent accommodations and ansurpaamd. facilities. Fall Term commences SEPTEMBER. 1. Bend for a catalogue. 1028:0 9 M. SIMPSON, PA ea. Trustees. wit En s, SCIENTIFIC AND CLASSICAL INSTITUTE, / .61t West Chester, Pa. , • The Scholastic Fear of 10 months begins IiVILD. NT:SD/A. September let next. For catalogue, apply to WM. F. WYEES, A. M., au7:nl7 PRINCIPAL AND PROPRIETOR. IRVING A Select School for YOUS 0 LADIES, Nos. 10, 151 and 14 Sixth street. • - • This School is provided with tlrst-elsmaccom =nations, strlct'y select, and cniabines all the advantages afforded by the beat Female Semina ries. ==l IiAN T 3, Fall Term ecmmencea on DSONDAY, septem• ber fttb. Number of Indents llmlted. . . Circu ars at the Book Stores. or at No. 31 Lin coln avenue,'Allegheny City, the residence of tne .I' , incipal. who, on and after Wednesday, September Ist. can be seen at ttis Booms orthe Institute, from 9 to 12 A. X. FEED, at., larch, =1 atonm .3rru h.csnts o YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL,' No. 89 NINTH STREET, late Rand, Will open WPDITESDAY. Sept let. The Schcol hss elegant and commodiona rooms. a full corps of able and competent teachers, and every facility :f,r a thorough.education. ntesides the nsit•l advantaees of Maps. Charts and Philn socbleala Apparatus, vapid; Will have the benefit of a large and valuable Cabin.t of Natural His tory. Applicatioas for saimitsion may be made p rsonally or by letter to the principal, at No. .17 !MU AVAN HE. D. Ate. ast Common, Y CITY. PA. Grocers, NEV. S. DL GLENN, A. DI.; a - 31;H76. TTHS CLASSICAL ACADEMY. M. WM. H. WAKEHAM, . H. HOUBB• OS., SUC. IA well-kr own and enceessful Teacher), hawing returned from the East, will resume ttiaprotes atonal dtities by opening a ti. lect & hoop fur boys preparing tor Cutleire or Business: 'Fall Term wilt begin on 211UNDAV, September 6th;' In a handsome suite of rooms (now being rated up) over the. Allegheny baying', Bane Federal street. Allegheny City. apply to Principal at his former residence,37 Union avenue. &Ile eft Cireulars ca n be Dad as the Book Stores. an2/:n6o WM. H. WAREHAM.: • CO., Whole. ercturats, Cor• PitUbargb. Miss M. MARKHAM , (Late Associate Principal of Irving institute,) WILL OPEN A SCHOOL FOR Young Ladies and Misseib MONDAY, September 6, 1869. At the rooms litelv occupied by the Curry Insil ttite, No SS and 84 Sixth street (late St. Clair). Circulars can be bad at all the principal Book stores..or any information may , be obtained of Mies Markham, at 319 PENN - ST., Pittsburgh. aniStpsx FEMALE EDUCATION. 1111. AND IBS. IL N. TWINING'S BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, No. lOU Nt. Vernon St, Philadelphia, The object - of this Pchool is to impart a practi cal and useful 'education. Per this,purpos4l the rooms are fitted up with ever/ necessary comfort and convenience for twenty scholars only: The most efficient teachers. of Preach, German and Drawing are engaged. An ample supply of Philosophical and Chemi cal apparatus Is provided for the illustration of natural science. A pamphlet Prospectus of the Ochodwill be fern abed on application by letteror otherwise. anls•dkP . , - - WESTERN UNIVERSITY, Ross mid Diamond Streets, • Fall Term Opens' September 21 There are Seven Departments—Dollsgtate,Sol. entitle, Civil and Mechanical ltnginetrinff. urn. tart Weill:lN o , mmercial and Free/Ireton% 40 each,_ instructloa Is thorough and arstemitic. The Departments of Civil and Mechanical erhug were organized last year, and have suc ceeded beyond ail expectation. W Weeds higher departments of the University are well provided for, special care la taken that Prepustery rte.. dents are supplied with the best ImA:ruction that elan be employed; Past success warrant the as tertion that Students are afforded as good oppor tunities as erin be had at borne or abroad. Call, for the present, grom 9.4 to ftsl • u., or send for a catalogue. FACULTY. GEORGE WOODS, LL. D., President and Pro. (mar of Mental and Moral entice. JO& P. GRIGG& A. M. rrotpalor of Greek. Ronl B. W. WILLIAMS . D.. Professor of /Am. 11. C. Jlia.SON, Pu. 8.. M. D . Prot:Star of Chemistry, Mineralogy and Otology. MILTON B .00117, A. 11.. Prolessor ol Math emetics. Ray. E. P. CRANE; A. M., Professor of Let .n and Rhetoric. S. P. L s.NOLEY Director of Observatory and Proles* or of Phie'os and Asir anotoy, MAJ. W. J. L. NICODE3ifIS. U. o. Army, Pro fessor Military Science and Civ 1 and Mechanical Engineesing. d. AI L ERS, Adjunct Professor of sun. ALPHONSE M. DANS.E, Instructor In Frinch. I. N. POll5l/tg , Principal Conurierclal t LNVI LIFTMEN. A. II Principal Pren.Depn. 9. EvinepAcincat, Proteuor German and lilater. • iie7inl4 IT r 1 r BELLA COy ANCHOR COTTON . MILLS. IMO atssitiammilaNZAVY improlt43L2flElT 1 , ....i4 1 01 4 41 0 1 1 1 11.71P114 6 41114NPA1. : siramaials AND lATTUIPS. EDUCATIONAL. INs'l'l'l LY L E. DIES. E. A. SMITE, Pis LN CIPAL. PRINCIPAT; exTventrita RAILROADS. rENNSYLVAMIXIO NIA. CENTRAL EXIL AD. On and after 11 r.m., Sunday AUGUST 99th, 1869. Teat- s will arrive at and depart from the Union' D. pot, corner of Washing. and Libe rrrloty s s. treets. as follows: A Depart. Mail Train.... 1:20 sml • tiaylCxp_ressl2.3tt se Past . 1.45 am •Paclfic Ex. . 7:41 Wall's No. 1.. 6 SiO am Wall's N 0.1.1. 6:30 am BrintonAcc'n. 7:50 am Mail Train.... 8:10 am Wall". No. 2.. 9:05 am Bra'ksAs 01 . . 510 pm Cincinnati Ex.13:515 am °Malan! Ex. 1st:110 pm Johnstown Ac 1090 am Wall's No. 2.. 11:35 Am Brine Ac Nol 7:OU pm Johnstown Ac.4:05 pm plush% Ex.111:40 pm Bra"ks Ac N0213:21130m Phila. Expressl:oo pm 'Phila. Express 3:sopm Wall's N0.11.-1:50 pm Wall's No. 8..3:06 m p Bra'ks AcNo 2 9:55 pm Wall's No. 4.. 6:05 pm Wall's No. 4. 5:50 pm i ' East Line 7:30 p m Way Passn'r 10:510 pm Wall's t.o. S.. 11:00PM •These trains make close connection at Harris. built fqr Baltimore. The Church Train leaves Walls Station every Sunday at 9:05 a. m., reaching Pittsburgh at 10:05 a. in. Re turning, leaves Pittsburgh at 121:50rp. - in. and arrives at. Walls Station at 114.141 p. as. ncinnati Express and Pacific Express leaves daily. An other trans daily except Sunday. For farther information &polyp.. , W. H. BECKWITH, Agent. TkePenissylvazialtallroad Company will not as. sume any risk fOrßaggage, except for wearing ape parel, and limit theirresponsibility to One He.. Bred Dollars In value. /All Baggage exceeding tit amount in value /swill be at the risk of the eirner. - tatters taken trr special contract. EDWARD 14. aallo general Superintendent. Altoona. EE STERN- PENN/MIX/LAW ROAD.--On and after August 29,1869.2 e Passenger Trains on the Weetent Pennsylvan:a Rai road will/ arrive at and depart from ti e Feder3lStreet Depot, Allegheny City, as follows: Arrive. Depart. Ilpringdie N016:40 . a m , .. 6:20 a in Freeport i No.lB:2o a m Freeport No. 19:510a in Express 10:40 a ta SharprOg No111:20 a xt Sharpleg No.11:20 p 2:210 p m Freeport N0.21:05 p m Spdngdoe No13:10 pm lfall 5:50 p m Freeport N0.25:20 p springd , e N026:20 m Bylined's N026:30 m Above trains run daily except Sunday. The Church Train leaves Allegheny Junction every dunday at 7:40 1.. m., reaching Allegheny City at 9:50 a. m., Returning, leaves Alleg heny City at 1:20 p. m. and arrive at Allegheny dune-, Lion at 3:40 p. m. Coxistrravient Timers—For sale In Packages of Twenty, between Alleeny City, Chestnut street, Ilerr , s. Bennett, fine Creek, Etna and Sharpsburs and good only on the trains stopying at Stations epecined on tklets. • The trains leaving Allegheny City at 1:00 a. na. make : direct connection at Freeport withWal ker,s line of Stages tbrßutler and Bannahstevn, Throu tickets ntale purchased at tre Oftce, No. 1 St. Clair stree narthe Suspension allege. Pitt burl h, and at the Depot, Allegheny. For further Inf J rmation LE ap 1 to AKES Agent Federal Street Devil. The Western Pennsylvania Railroad will tot aa nmse any risk fur Baggage, except for wearing apparel. and limit their - responsibility to Cne Hundred Dollars in - value. A.ll baggage ex ceeding this :mount in value willbe at the risk of the owner, unless taken by special contract. EDWARD H. WILLIAM% sunk General Superintendent. Altoona. Pa. Ptig••••••••••• • 611.••• l aels. IC= WAYNE & CHICAGO B. W. and CLEVELAND &PITTSBURGH It. B. - From A.uguat 30th, 1889, trains will leave from and arrive at the Umon Depot, north aide, PAts. burgh cIU . me, as follows: - Chlio nt Ex....2:oB a m Erie Ycn E5.7:28 are CL & 6M'16:98 am , Chicago Wall-6:58 a m Fast Line. am, Cl. & Wit'g Ex 1:23 pm Chicago• Ex. . ,. 1:38 p m W , e &Erie Ex4:3B pm' Departfrons Allegheny. Bear Falls Ae.9:08 a m Leetsdale " 10:03 a m .6 6S //:3s l m Noel:eater 2:23 pm Enon .6 .3:88 pm .Leetsdale Ace.s:l3 pm Bea , rFalls " .6:13 p.m Leetsdale 10:43=1 Fair Oake Bnn. day Church. 1:13 p m Afe. 1:38 p. m. Chlcai . ifir 7.93 p. m. Chiral F. B. MYERS. J. Gen]. Pas. & 1 icket Age auZO . ChlragoEx..Til:l3 a excite Ex... 7:si3 xlll %/been= Exit/ABA m C. &St. U. Ex 7:08 p m Cht , goEx&MlE:9B p.m Cleveland Ex. 3:38p m ' Erie Yx , Exs:BBp na Cl. tt EsB:3Bp Ames 131.dileghey y. Leetsdale Ae..8:53 am Bea , p Face" ant New Castle "10:23 inn Enon " 9:13 am ILeetsdale "12.48 p m Belt , r Falls' " savals pia Leetsdale " 4:33 um pm Fair Oaks &M. • day ',Much. 9:BS rrn Express leaves da Express arrives daf.y. N. McCIILLOI:Te3If, nt. Gent. Manager. cal::: INAENGE. °rang/I'M...- T. • GEIENY VALLEY ILAILROAE. THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE TO THE -orr, REGIONS WITHOUT CHANGE OR GAnS. On and after MON DAY, Jane 14th,1869. TWO THROUGH. TRAMS DAILY (except Sunday) will leave Pittsbn.rgl Depot, corner of Elev. enth and Pike streets, for Franklin,ollClty,Buil. falo and all points in 0 eollßegiOns. hirLivx enTssultsff.l Azar; 1M Frrramni3R Day Ex..,.. 8:00 am Day Ex 5:11.15 pin aright Val..: 7:30 pm Night Ex 0;30 ain Brady's BAc 3.05 p m Bradys B Act 10:15 arc Freeport Ac. 9:40 aso Ist BodaWiks 7:40 ant 2d SodaW , Jui 6:30 p m Freeport Ac. 6:15p sa Ist Halton— 0:45 a m Ist Hulton.. 8:50 ain Ad Hu1t0.n...12:09 m Ad Halton... 9:00 pni 3d Milton... 11:00 pm 3d Helton... 1:03 pni Arnold's Ac. 5:00 p m Arnold's A.e. 7:40 ti in Churns train to and "from Soda Works leave Ptttebnrgh at 1:10 P. M. Arrive at Pittsburgh, (Sundays,) at 9:50 A. it. Express trains stop only at" principal points. Accommodation rains stop at all stations • - . . THOMASRILNOx,_ oeu'l ilupl. M. JUNO, digit, MO. aplo • : . ITTSBIIRGIII . AMENIM I v CINCINNATI . AND LOMB RAILWAY. PAN HANDLE ROUTE. CHANGE OP TIME.-On and attar SUNDAY. Aturtiet lid. 1869. trains will leave and arrive at the Union Depot. unworn: Depart. Arvive 9:08 a. m.101:02p m. Past 11•53 x. m. re. Impress 1:43 p. au 7:13 it az. Mixed Acen.... 5:83 a. m. 6:63 p at. .Xoponsldia.teent.No.l 31:28 a. m. 7:38 a. at. Steubenville Aceommod. 3:53 p.m. 8:48 am. liettotiald's Atien. N 0.2 5 63 lion- 2:1 1 4P. a . snndav Ohnreb Train.. 19:58 p. in. 9:58 a. m. Mr 1:43 a. 14-111P11 Wlll lelllll3 • 18:03 P. x. train wlu arrive - daily. -AU other trains will run daily. &mum mar - ed. ,The 8:53 a. Train makes close n neeticms at Newark az taitentue. • - • . SCULL. - General Ticket Akers. •. C P °lumbar, 0. W. W. 018.D.Einpiti. Dennison. Onto., z=LUOTlnmen . ourrNILL AD. On and after TUESDAY, Noyeamber, 1T 5. DM. trains will arrive at and depart from tan Depot corner of Orant and Wirer streets. as follows: AMIN Kanto andfrom Unto's- . Depart. . town. Wtoo A. x. -6:00!.7/1 NeKeesportAetomdVn 1.1:00 A. M. A:O3 P: 7i. Zz. to and from Untql. 0:00 P. W. 10:10 A. N. Watt Newton Acecen , d 4:30 P. X. 8:35 A. M. Ilinddook's tipcomdt , n. 5:15 1:50P. Night Ac. tosseNysport.lo:3o P. X. 8:46 A. X I Banda Oh Train to and ftom West Newton 1:001. at. 10:00 A. Nor tickets apply to I. N. RiyivaND. Agent W. B. STOUT. Bnoenntendent. - nceal MOHY inuligNlM UNION PACIFIC TRAILIVAr- T: Eastern Division. • The' EIHURTRST AND, MUST RiLdAILI RUUZIorom aeattoal Watt It Colorado Nevada. California Utah, Arizona Washington. New Mexico, Idaho, Oregon. • tze ieave Mate Use sed Leavenworth fatl, (Sundays excered,lon timer:lves ot Mtn of [ ' arias Railroad mai dt. Louis, :an Renee. Lai and Wit. Joe Railroad from Quilled% connec t " In. at Lawrence, Topeka ; and Weteelte' w i t texts for all points In Nauss:. At end o i l track west of Eilaworib with the UNITED • TATES EXPRESS t OMPLNI , II • DA4 I 4. NE OF ovaaLAND gatu rarigs lll ' .SCHBB 1011 • - . • _ . DEN VEER; €llll.tir ZiAlErl4 , • AND . . . IP.olitits in the Territories, had SARDKREON I B TBWELICLY LIM! of CO for ?art Union. B ent , a Fart, less, Albuquerque. hunts if* and ha POI, 04 la An.. mum and New ktexico. With th e ream edditlone of rolling moat an equipment, and the arraniretueste made with ,Tesponslblo Overland TransporlOWlN, • .4 lam from its western ter:alas, Ms road now otters eneasiled • Ostilitles me' the transediatoe of freight to the Or West. Tiokets for as ail the principal *Mem la the United States sad Oatmeal reams via THEVOICT fra DM B uN PACI3IO BAUM/1Z ta • - ANlMAikka t ,i4Loilailapenates4tai rol • k MIN 7. IT r.7, , J.24.7 . . . - lIIOSta re . 414.14_71 , 10 Aiti I r=l2l
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