FINANOLS.I.. AMERICAN BANK, NO. 80 FOURTH AVENUE, eAkerrat. lisoikeee StockhOlders Individually Liable. DANA OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT. • JOHN vr.orl, WM. /LOYD. President. otescrops. Thy. N. Marshall; 1 John itt;r 4 r . la j‘ o rr u , o t n e. • . Cb.. B. Leech, W.°' ".14. John O r ult unw rolls oresolsed usd prepared to do a resent Banking ensues. - GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS, Bowed wt Highest Prices. Pg. B. MERTZ, Banker, Cor. Wood St. and sth Avenue JAREs T .BRADY & CO., Ohocessors to 8. JON= & CO.. Liner • Fourth Unite and Wood St., BANKS, Hay sad WI all kinds of GOVERMENT SECURITIES, GOLD. tome kw. mums, OH uOl3l FAVOILILBLZ =UM Wintered Allowed en Defoom s. nr•Muo., loaned on Sioreratnent Bonds at boast market rates. Wane. exeeeted fee the Ostrehose Ord Salle of BTOCYh. DOBID• sued SOLD. .141t3C5 T. BRADY 41 CO. to it 'h Gaptis. FINANCE AND TRADE. (By Tdetraph to the ritUburgh Oneonta Nitta Yong. January 10, 1869. Mosey easy at 6(7; prime discount. 8011. Sterling steady at 64118%. Gold firmer; opened at 122%, fell to 1214, ad vanced to 123%, and closed at 1V.%. Carrying ratee 64@e7 per .cent. Gold clearances, 252.000,000. There is trouble breeding about the gold clearing house,' and one leading firm refused to accept the check of the bank to a greater amount than 9300,000 =lets certified. Forty-five proposals were made today ibr the gold offered by the Government, 21,670,000 bids reaching 17,815,000 at 120 88.1090122 39 ; 100. As Noon an the bids were announced the market nee to 1211% strewing a strong bull combination at work. The awards were made at 112 16-1006122 89.100. Market closed quiet. Governments active and strong, with as the chief feature; the Germans were free buyers thereof, and swept the market of all offering up to 116,4. Cou pons: 81a, 113®1834; do 625, 16,4®16%; do 64a, 15%13116%; do 655, 153,,V1614; do new, 14,4@14,4; do 675, 144%15; do 68e, 144815; Ten. Forties, 3.2%@123,i; Pad- State Soo. 79((§)10. State bonds strong, except North Caro: hilmoonlis, 9634; old Tennessee., 66; new do, 494; old Virginias, 51; new do, 574,• old North Carolinas, 42%; new do, 27%; new South. Carolinas, 74. • Blocks fell in the afternoon about one pee cent. from best priors of to-day, and rimed unsettled; the feeling was, how ever. "bullish" at the close, Wive Thirty Prices.—Canton,s2; Cum berland; 27 ; Western Union el., 824 ; Quicksilver. 15; Mariposa, 8; do pre ' feed, 1734; Adams Farmers, 61%; Wells, & Fargo. 204; American 37; United fileMse, 50; Pacific Mail; 42k; -New - YOrk Centrld, 91%; Erie, 24; do Deferred, 4 0 : Harlem, 138; do preferred, 140 r. Hud son mrip. 86%; Emillog. 91%; Miehgen. Central, 117%; Lake Shore,- 69%; Illinois Central, 137%; Pittsburgh, • frf; North Western, 72%; do preferred, 8534; Rock.leland, 105%; St. Paul, 74%; do Preferred, 8741 Wabash. 51%; do pre. 7 1 34; Fort Weyne, 88 If . lens Hante.24%; do preferred, 564 ;t, cago and Alton, 141 g do preferred, 145; Ohio end htlidadtge, 25%; Dubuque, 11634; St. Joseph, 116; C. C. it I. C., 18. -Muth* shares dull. Bolton priors: dialumet, 60:Cooper Falls, 8; Franklin, 1% Heels, 76;Qothey, 25. Sub.Tresawy balance: Gold, 175,165,- - 169; currency, 14,773 , 729; general balance, W 7,707095. Orrick or PrrmlUseg Gaiterra, • Mosher Jan. 10, 1870. , • 'Quotations se nicerred by Ph. R. iguetn - Gold, 123; Silver, 11% Eight - -1908%, 118, Five Twenties, 18811, 116%; Mt, 115%; do 1865, 115%; do 1865, Comkils, 114%, do 1867, 114%, do 1868, 114%; Ten Forties. 112%; Adams Ex. Company 6134: hierohinta Union Company, 6; American Ex • CrCompany, 37; Westein Union . i egreph, 71:4 New York Oenbli4 92341 Seeding, 9554; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne it Chicago. 88; Ohio it Mts. sisdppl, 25%; Michigan Southern, 89%; Cleveland it Pittsburgh h , Chicago. " - Hook Island Pacific , 105 ; Chicago & North' Western; 724; cago & Nort h Western PrMerredl36%; Erie 24. azoniatow. Lary& Own. London, per 86,13 Pain per nano ..... 25 • Vim Bodin, tinder ' 91 93 Frankfort. 54 --Okring gm:minima received by James dr. Oa Gold: 123%; 'United Mlles 8 1881, 118; Plve:rwentier, 1910,116%; do. 1864,116%: do. 186:;,115%; Ten-Forum; 112%; flve-Twentles, Janu ary and July, ned, 114%; do. do. 1867, 114 ; 1868..1144; UnkniPacM2 Railroad, 99; Ventral do, do, 99; Cy. 118184- 1G944; 1W Superior N. sipmusuaam =mum. omos or Giunrega, Mansur; ham 10. 1870. Thera la lading new or Important to es and shout the Market' in a general Inky, nothing at least, worthy of special notice. The reallpeot lour, grain and prodlioe generally continue light, mum. -anysek - stno •Ume-pieturpe for several moultmliteir file rallineds been so aback as at present, but the niPplles of almost merythlng are folly up to the require. samian the local trade, end outside of thlars Is little or no demand. Bad. ms t. liowever, la usually dull tilt tar season of. the year, and there rnicreeson why this mould be an ex caption. There Is szilicoadderable COW. plaint being mad, In regard lathe Ann. matey in money matters and the salty experienced In making collections, • bat nears In hopes that the money mar. Yet wilt noon grow easier, Do that those :},pare dependent on the hanks can be ' accommodated, and that those who are behind bun can meet their obligation.. APPLES-Quiet and unchanged; we - can report regular sates at gi,oociii,oo pia bbt.' 'APPLE BUTTER-Quoted at 74.65. • 'BUTTER-2a In good enpply. and dull. butll umt=l. Sales of good to choice ' quote st Bo at ' BEABS-Dull and l 75 per buabe L ower we now 112.250 2, - • - BROOK 00/IN-Sales at inn ob. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-40443 cm. CHESTNUTS-Quoted at 4,h0. CRABBERRIES-Oblthlne to be quo. • tad at 112@16 per bbl. ••- OIDER-Oontlnum dull and nominally unchanged, at 10,0000,00 per bbl, mto quality. CHEESE-Is dull though the stock to Ilhismarket is not large and prices; are unebangod. Hamburg, 17017,4;.Fee. ' tory. 17% @lt New York Dairy, DIN@ 19; Goshen, YA CARBON OIL - Quiet; standard brands may be quoted at MONT ate., In &Jobbing way. DRIED PRUIT-Sale- of 7000, lbs fair =cis at 7 cm. Peaches doll and on. ed, at WO ctelbr quarters and U elk r halves. • • DRESSED HOGS-Sales at 12018 cue. ECM-Still quoted at 80f2;316 PEATHERS-In et demand and higher and we now quote at WOO to fps trade and the usual advance ler anal lots In store. FLOUR-The market Is very quiet, as the demand is entirely local and very light, at that. Some of the mills report a falr badness, that is they are selling combinable float, but the margin limo • small-It is alleged-that they are not making much money. We continue to clans at 16,25@5,50 tor spring. an d 16,7 4 400 for winter. Eye flour. 0,25. - • • GRAIN-The whileusiness continues Very dull and the arrivals are ' light, the supply is billy up to the de mand. Wheat is arriving very: spar ingly and , this market is almost bare; we con ti n u o to quote at 11,15441,13 i. Rye La dull and nominal at McGill, cash and time. Corn is In better onpply, but it is held pretty firmly and pries. are fully ausudned: *aloe of ear on wharf and track at 00 and libelled may be quoted at on, oats quiet and unchanged; 47(448 by the car load and 50 In store, There are but few buyers of spring barley above 1 1, and the demand is by no means urgent at that. HAY—The arrivala continue light which, of counts, In owing mainly to the bad condition of the reeds; Bales from country wagons at slBqp23. HUSKS—SaIes at 3 cents per pound. HOMINY.—SaIes at $6,006A50 per bbl. LlME—fiales of Cloyeland white lime at $2(42,25 Der bbL ONlONS—Baleetat 12,60%8,00 per bbl, the outside figure for choice. LARD OIL—No.I Extra la quoted firm at SIMI@ LA POTATOES—DuII and unchanged; 50 ekslic per bushel. PROVISIONS—PIain Sholdera UN® 15; sugar cured do, 15141418; Breakfast Bacon, 2034(421; Sugar Cured llama 21; Dried Beef,' 21. llam Sausage; 14c. Lord 18(/$181;, in tierces. Men Pork 8311431,50. POULTRY—None in market. PEANLITS—Quoted at 9iggo ctn. PEAS—DaII; $2,50 per bushel. SEEDS—Balea of Tlmifithy seed at 13,76®1; and Clover seed at $8@i8,25. Flaxseed is dull and cannot be quoted above 12,10, SALT—I. dull, and Allegheny Riser bsauda are quoted at $l,BO by the car load, with the usual advance for wall lots In radio. STRAW—Wes ai $14(415 per ton. PETROLEUM MARKET. 017101 or Prrrermatirt GAzirrre, MONDAY Jan. 10, 1070. S The oil market was rather quiet to day, compared with Satprday crude seemed to be weaker, while renew la steady, with some inquiry for lines, but refiners, generally, are not inclined to sell aimed, and consequently, there Is but little doing. A late New York paper says "that no cargo or crude has been reported as sold for • long time. The Indifference In buyers for export, ho' ever, Is explained, by the fact that the prices of petroleum, although unusu ally low, are not really in the -relative wooer ootuddering the great decline in the premium on gold. Elo long as gold premium remains where it is now, pe troleum connot command Its former figures," The same paper, which Is in alined to .be rather beari sh, also says, "that private advices from the oil re. gions report the sock of Crude si being enormously large. Elegem of stock comblned with alacknesa of demand and the low gold premium, moat bring the price of crude lower, and per conse quence that of refined, II sales are to be made, or else foreign buyers must ad vance their price in order Jo meet the decline in gold hem. Foreign buyers ought to remember one thing that they seem to ignore almost entirely, and that is, that imusmadri as a large majority of the investments In oU lands were made when the gold premium was at it. moat lodated point, it is almost ruinous for producers of crude oil to sell It at gold prices. This la, of coarse, a matter that the laws of supply and demand will regulate in time; but foreign consumers and buyers will not long be able to re- Gist the necessity of' raising their prices if the trade In petroleum is to continue, and the on gold Is to decline gradually to par. Indeed the price of crude oil has already gone so low as to ' atop some of the "pump" wells at the creek; but still the (pinion of the pro ducer Is that In order to effect, sales the price mud go lower !yet." OILOD3 The market, compared with Saturday quiet and hardly eo strong, though r Hoes are unchanged; 12n was the 'best .Id for seller this month. and there are but few buyers evert at that, with offers to sell at 13. 1:=71:112 The refined market Is quiet and de void of anything new or really impor tant. There is some inquiry for "line.," but, as already intimated. Miners are not In condition and besides are not in clined to sell ahead. January quoted at 303; January to March 30%("M30n: Jan uary to lone .V..; and March to August 32 4'. EXCZIPTS Or MODE OIL lIT A. V. B. R. Livingston Bros. 320 bids, on account Fisher Bros; Owston & Sowers 320, on account same; Livingston & Bros. lea, on scomint Roses Bra; Lockhart. Prow & Co; 1,200, on account same; Spray Oil Works 320, on account W. Robinson; J. Wilkins Ea, on account Fox & Fink; Peerless All . Works 320, on account same. Total. .. . .. ,-. 2,782 WO. 681PX6N75 OP OIL NT A.. V. B. B. Standard Oil Co., 515 bbla refined oil to Warden. Frew Co., Phila. Forsyth Bro. ,Ir. Co. 91 bola relined to Warden. Frew 6 00.. Philadelphia. Tarentuna 011 Works, 50 bbls, refined to W. P. Logan d: Bro., Philadelphia. Trait' 40 bbla lubricating to H Winsor, Philadelphia. Total CO PARTNERSHIP. LOGAN BROTHERS & CO., leacemors to W. P. Logan & B ..) CIZAZII4t rill!!!NOON MBRCHAVIS AND Mll3filVVltMlil4irol Tb. undersigned bare Ulla day formed a Co p_attnershlp for the purpom of eraaaaellay a Commission and Brokerage boatman In Petro leum and It. products. Vl:lees In Pers7 Baildlngothrnar Ith stmt . a Duquesne n!sy. Pittabutna and No. 1913 Wal• nut dt.. Philadelphia W. O. P:P. LAOBIAL LU . ' I'AWCST r. J. T. STOCIED OLt. EXIIOII. IrAWCEIr inmtrani 10. b. 1870. • I • lits.l7 Ll= Orrrcs or Ehrrasoson atroirrrx Morc.ror, lan. 10, 1870. CUTS= The supply was large to-day, larger than it boa been for several weeks, about 1,150 head. Following are the Mimes of the parties who I:might:cattle here from the west, together with the point at which they were shipped: W. Messenger, Marton 1 car W. Gaff, erestllne 1 car D. Brown,Mansfield 2 cars Graham ra, 2 care W. fdalludln. 1 car • W. Priest, Loudonville 1 car J. Ross, .Londenville . . ...... 2-cars W. W. Thomplon, Chicago. 9 cars Greenwald & Kahn, Chicago 7 earn Zeigler Rothchild*, Chicago • 2 cars B. Kauffman. Chicago 1 car Tanzman & Lohman, Chicago 7 care Tatirman 3 Lohman, erestline-._ 3 cars Lowenstine tt Hartman, Chicago.. 2 care .1. Needy. Newark and Chicago... 2 care Keefer Katz, Chicago 3 cars Haas tr. Kraus; Chicago " 3 ears L. a J. Bhamberg, Chicago. ...... ..:-. 4 cars M. Verner, Chicago 3 earls Carr & Co., Forrest 1 car 8. Marks a Bro.,Crastllue ...... ..... 3 cars. Holmes, L. a C., Princeton 1 car Smith a Blue, Warsaw 1 car • .1. W. Unger. Canton.-- ' 1 oar J. Johnston, Upper 13andrusky...... / ear Knowles a Cross, Caledonia. 1 ear Total I% can In addition there were about 5 cars of cattle driven ID, so that the whole Dlittlik• ber DO sale to-day' was 63 oar loads, or about 1,150 bead. Aa might be expected with this largely Incrusted number on sale, and with very unfavorable advlces from the east, and no eastern buyers In attendance, the market was a dull one, though after all it turned out better than expected at the opening. Moat of the dealers reported a decline of from 3,( to 34 a cent per pound, compared with last week, while others did nut think there was much difference—it was generally conceded, however, that prices were a fraction lower, and quite a number were left ever unsold. Prime to ,extra fat steers may be quoted at 73sit8e. Moak cattle were In good supply and. sold at from 4% to 53te, as to J. W. Unger sold 7 head freah cows. from Canton, at 163 per head; 3 bulls at 6 cents. Hedges it T. retailed 18 bead for J Johtudon, at 8(g1714c; 18 for Cur at 6to • - N. Carr retailed 20 bead from Licking county, Ohio, for Orabam, at 5,;(16834. Graham bad 18 head . from Licking county, Ohio, which beheld at 7 0 . Holmes, fferty Co 60 head of corn monist' stock at 44f( - 48ki . - Traurman dr. Lobman retailed 140 bead at 8al791; drove 64 bald to Central Yard. B. Marks & Bro. 155 bud, all from Ohio; sold sr, from 7to Oh', the latter for 15 bun of extra bought by Bel Litotes. L. Rothchild* & Zeigler el head from Chtesp 6301734. S.- xsoffman 16 head steers from Chicago, at WAN- Katz & Keefer 58 stem from Chicago at 5%(87.62. , Jacob Need/ arid a ai Kraus & HiY bold 55 head - from Chi cago, at Niil734- Lowestein* & Hartman 'll5 heed of mixed stock from Chirac°, at 63;04735. Shaltemtie & Stouffer sold 36 head from Butler azi Co., at 450@614. Addy & Warden sold 16 from Guern sey Co. Ohio, 5,40@6,75. Jas. Shaw sold 6 head from Lawrence co.. at 6534. M. Verner wholesaled 46 head stook steam!! alograging 800. at 5; retailed at liaz common stock j3i a 'ekat r 54€117x k sold_4s head mixed Greenwald & Kahn Bold 100 head at 5g.7.4‘. L. & J. Sharnberg sold 4 car loads, or about 75 head,u, .1. Davis aoltll7 bead of oommoulah stock from Ohio, at 51466 K. 1:=12 There was an increased number of sheep on sale today, compared with lent week, over 1,200 head. though this, as is well known, to those engaged in the bu sinew% in a limited supply—we have seen within the pant three or four months. 3.000 and even 4,000 head here at one time. The offerings, however, are generally light at this season of the year, aid, as has been the mien for some time pant, the greatest proportion of the filteringe were of an inferloigfade, con misting chiefly of what is termed oxide wage" or opelters.” Prime fat sheep, aa might be expected with a limited num ber on eel°, sold readily at full prices, and, to fact all the different grades were held with conaldentbly.tenacily; and all things considered, brought very gdod prices, One smell bunch of very fine fat shflep, averaging over 100 Ibis, brought 8 eta per pound, and 85 to 00' lb sheep brought 61,00@4,50 ber head. Scalawag sheep sold at from 61,50@2,00 per heed, and but one lot sold at the inside figure. Shomaker dc. Horner sold 87 scalawags at 11,50 per head. thakely tiro. !mid 60 head averaging 85 lba to Pry at $3,00 per bead; and 54, still better, at 14,25. AleNeese sold 100 head of mixed sheep to Garwin at py. , . J. F. Neely wholesaled 132 head scala wags to T. Kimberlin, averaging_7o the at $1,75. John Walters sold 40 head of extra weighing 4,300 lbs to W. Tech at 0 eta. per pound, 50 head to Peter Tech 14,25 and bat 114.00. .1. W. lJnger sold 03 scalawags at 11,35. Stouffer & Sheitemantle sold 100 (from Butler Co.) at 112,0145 q. G. Bleghly sold 62 head of good scale- Wags at 12.00. John H Petticord, from West sold 144 at an average of 92,50 per head.. W. Williamson wholesaled 194 to Orally at 13,50 per head. D. Fry retailed 52 at #.23i'6,13,00 per head. 131:13 The Hog market under the Jubilance of unfavorable edemas from other points was rather weak, and, compared with last week, prima are fully 34 a cent per pound lower. We now quote in a retail way At mi@at per nwt for common to 'prime heavy averages. At. the Central Yards, on Saturday, the beet Philadelphia hogs would only bring 103 i and a still further decline was expected today. Elliowaker k Horner sold 90 averaging 350 Itia, it 110,40. P. Brannon sold for Alford 32 at 19,75 @10,40. Chan. Boyer reports having retailed 100 at 110,75@11,50. Malholm wholesaled 44 to Emerick R Co., averaging 300 lin, at 10,50. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH New Tong, January 10.—Roceipts— Wheat 1,020 bush; wheat heavy and lower. with sales 58,000 bush at 11,18® 1,21 for No. 2 spring, $1,28®1,31 for pla ter red and amber western, 11,48 for white State, and 11,08 for No. S spring. Ryo dull and heavy. 'Barley heavy, with sales 9,000 bush at 11 for two rowed State, 11,12 for four rowed State, and 11,24 for Canada, western and old Turk ish. Malt quiet. Receipts—Corn 23,469 bush ; corn dull - and declining, with sales 19,000 bash at 63®900 for new mixed western, 960 for new southern yellow, and 970 fbr new white southern. Receipts —Oats 2,891 bush ; oats dull, with sales 18,000 bush at 69®02c for western, and 660 for State. Stock at grain warehouse: wheat 3,423,028 hush, oats 318,935, rye 63,1119. barley 349,900. Rico dull. Coftire quiet. Sugar steady, with sales at 1054 ® itt;r:. Molaams dull: salon New Orleans at 75678 c. Hope firm at 18027 e. Fe. 'relearn quiet at 16(cli6S for crude and 314 for refined. Linseed 011 ..firm at 91® 930 10 casks- Cotton a shade mister, with sales 2,100 bales at 2.534 c for mid. dung uplands. Flour—receipts 8,172 bbl.; flour dull and heavy, with sales of 47,000 bbl. it 54 115®5 for superfine State western, 15.2508020 fur extra State, 15,15 g 0.25 for extra weatt rn, 55,9045.40 for white wheat extra, $5,40@0,25 for It. H. 0,1.3,75(0,50 for extra St. Louts. and D1,50®9.80 for good choice do. Rye Flour Quiet, with male. of 104 - barrels at 14,50® 15,65: Corn meal quiet. Whisky at 52,50 for western and - 11,021.; ®1,04 for free. Pork steady; sales 51.10 bbist at r..8C5,1t,37 for new mess, $24., for old do, 124024,50 for prime, 1213®26,50 for prime mem; also, Salta 1,000 bble new mesa, seller Feb ;miry and March, at /28,121328 A. Beef steady; sales 230 bbl.. Best hams quiet; sales 130 bbis at 132®34. New cut meats doll; sales 75 packages at 12c for shoul ders, 14 ®l6c for hams; middles quiet; sales 60 Poxes abort ribbed deliverable in Chicago at 1334 c. Dressed hcgs firmer at 12®12N0 for western. Lard firmer; salm 650 tierces at 1.5N4/16%c for steam, 17,xfc for kettle renuered; also, sales 1,740 tierces steam, seller from January to March, at,lOS ®l7c. Butter quiet and Isteady at 124430 c for Ohio. Cheese quiet and firm at 16:2111c. Turpentine firmer of 46®470. Freights to Liverpool a shade firmer; shipments per steamer, 15,000 bush wheat at Mid, and 25,000 bhls flour 656 bbla. at Is 3d. Latest—Flour closed dull and a shade lower, with a limited - export and home trade demand. Wheat heavy, MX@ 1,20 for No 2 eprlug, and f1,26(41,30 for winter red and amber western. Rye nominal. Oath dull and heavy. &Win for western. Corn nominal, 8.342,81 c for new and 11,05@1.09 for old mixed went. ern.. Pork steady,. F28€428,25 for mess on spot; sales of 500 Mile mese at pax fur February, and 128,50 for March. Beef quiet and unchanged. Cut meats and bacon nominal. Lard quiet, IgtVgaG,ic for prime steam on spot, and for March 16%c bid and 1734 c asked. Eggs dull, Olt 43e for fresh and 53.1 for limed. Cameo°, January 10.—Eaatern ex- change 1.10 premium selling, and 1.10 off buying. Flour unchanged. Wheat— No 1 quiet at 85c: Ncin firmer and %CON," higher, at 77%G.78c cash and seller the mouth: closing at 78@,78tic cub; this afternoon, market dull, seller Jaw nary, and ifitic seller February, for No. 2. Corn firmer, and !'plc Maher; sales of N0..2 at 71571.iic for regular, and 72,073 a for fresh tempts in More, Woe, ing at 71%%71,fc for new; no grade dull and 30330 lower; sales at 54@irt" No; this aiternoon, dull and unchanged. Oats. dull and caviar, at 39%@.400 (or No. 2. clonal; at 40m rejected at 333(g.34a. Rye drmer, at 700 for No. 2. Barley dull, at 80(Sp35c for No. 2. Highwines firmer, at 93(494c for iron bound. Sugar, 11% ®He for common to choice (ideate'. Provisions. .fairly active and higher. Mesa pork un settled and 250 higher, with sales at 127.75 cash and seller February, opened at 127,75, advanced to 128,25, and closed at 128. Bump pork quiet at 122. Lard firm and steady at 16c. Green ham. 14c. Shoulders 100. Short ribs 130. Cumber land middles 13c. Dressed hogs active at $10®11,50; closing weak at 110,25 for llgh4lil for medium and 111,25 for choice heavy. Live dull and almost nominal at 18,95®9,75 for fair to good mess pork. Receipts during the past 48 hours; 6,239 bbla flour. 2 / 3 ,950 bush wheat, 18,205 bush c0rn,21,512 bash oats, 1,427 bush rye, 8,313 bosh barley, ' 5,857 hogs. Shipments; 4,497 bbls 'flour, 9,680 bush wheat, 110,600 bush corn 4,800 bush oats, 8,603 bush rye, 460 bush barley. 4,013 bows. Sr. Loom, January 10.—Tobaoco: none offering. Cotton quiet and unchanged. Hemp; none offering and unchanged. Flour very dull and scarcely. anything doing; sales superfine at 14134,25; double extra as 15®5,25; choice treble extra at $6. Wheat dud and unchanged; sales No. - 1 spring. Inspected, at 98c; No. 2 red fall at 97c®11,05 - ' No. J do. at 11,15® 1,17%; choice at 111,20®1,25. Corn quiet and unchanged; mixed sacked 73c; choice to fancy white 75 ®7Bc. Cale; city little doing; salesat 480, bulk and 51®530 sacked. Barley dull at 11,18 for choice and quiet. Bye dull; 76c, prima. Whisky fit mat 930. Groceries quiet and unchanged. Provisions—the aliastem of snipping facilities south produced s stag nant market. Pork held at $28gi28,50, with 127,50 offered. Dry salt meats— email sales of clear rim packed at 1430, clear rib 14%0. Bacon nominal at 13%c for shoulders, 160 for clear rib, AN ® 18,30 for clear sides. lard held at 16340 for choice kettle, 160 offered. Cattle steady and only In local deMand at 234® 3o for Inferior to common, 334®4340 for fair to good, 5,®6340 for prime to etriatly choice. Hogs dull and unchanged; small sales :at B%®9a Receipts—flour 4,400 Ws, wheat 13,600 bu, corn 6,600 bu, oats 2,009 bu, barley 400 Mi.-bogs 600. Cracialtart, January 10.—Flour no changed; family at 2405ta5,50. Wheat quiet; Nci. 1. at 11,12131,13. Corn firm, supply light, and prices tend upward; ear at 80®81o. and shelled at 850. Oats quiet and unchanged; mixed at 50®51c; white at 56®56e. Rye dull; No. 1 held at 90e0920. Barley nominally unchanged, and no. demand. Colton steady;-mid dlings at 24e. Whisky dull, and prices drooping; small sales at 930. Hogs firmer, but few offerings; live at PAO® 10,2.5; dressed at $11®11,50; receipts 2,000. Mess pork dull; not saleable at better than $27,50, but holds at 127,75® 28. Bulk moats quiet, hardly any de mand; shoulders offered at 11%c, • sides at 140, clear rib at 1 , 1%c, and clear at 160. Bacon In light Jobbing demand, shoul ders 12%; sides 11534 e, and 160 for clear rib and clear; augaroured hams declined to 116200. • Groan means firmer; held at PITTSBURG.Ei DAILY GAZETTE: TUESDAY- MORNING, JANUARY 11, 1870 10%, 12; and 143 c. .Linseed ell at 880 and dull. Lard oil at $1,48%1.5 0 - Petro. leum at 29 to Slc for reaped, Sugar dull: NeW Orleans at 12®14c. Ccffee -un changed; common to prime , at 18®24c. Molt/dates at 78@89c. Gold 1223.,‘ buying. Exchange steady at par buying PHILADELPHIA, January excessively dull and drooping; extras 14.6244q15, and Ohio extra family $5,600 6.26. Wheat; demand light and Penna. red 11,27. Ryefit4ll,os. Corn dull, new yellow 85(p2c. Oats unchanged. Rye steady. Petroleum lino; crude 20c and refined 20,40. Provisions dull and weak. Whisky nominal at flier wood and sl,fit for iron bound. CLEVELAND. Jan. 10.—Flour unchan ged. Buckwheat flour steady and the demand good at 17,50%8. Wheat In rath er more icquiry, but the market was weak; sales of No 1 red winter were made at 10,11, and no inquiry :for No 2. Petroleum dull but aahade firmer; re fined held at 2634(426c in large lots, 29@ 300 In small lots; erode $5,40 per bbl. LOUISVILLE, Jan'y 10.--Cotton weak : Middling 20)4. Flour-in fair local de. mand. Grain: receipts ate liberal, red $1,05, white $1,10; corn 700; oats, ' , licked 00c; rye $l. Tobaoco in good demand sales 17 hhda at $5,50®7,60 for lugs, $8,60 @10,76 for good to common leaf. Pahl. ky declined to 03c. . Mgmetna, "January 10.—Cotton: mid. dilng at 24402434 c; reaelpts,.2,Blo balm exports, 3,1u8 bales. Flour steady; au perane at 14,601P. 00 . NASHVILLE, January 10.—Cotton quiet; low middling 22%c; good ordinary Mit,. Wheat: red lit 10, amber /I 16, white $l2O. • I==! Naw YOna, Jan. 10.—Cattle count up heavy agate; receipts of 6,000 for the week, and B,436tmday. Trade active btit the prices averaged about Me lower, and the quality low; the few good droves told at 1014 @Rim ate* tops at i 710; thin stock sold at 104.120, the Market averaging 1410. A drove of 163 Texans, 6.owt, sold at 1214@13c; 70 mixed State cattle, 5 11@12e; 211 prime Kentucky grades, 7* cwt, 16.11117.10; 2.000 Idioms cattle, 634 cwt, at 14(§116c, and 136 Ohio, cwt, at 15€117c. Total sheep for week, 37,500;- arrivals today, 12,700. Stock sells well, but st to No lower, ranging from 4 to 7%cr. 1 car 102 lba State brought liqe; lbs Oldo, 6‘ A in; sales 111,500 Ohio ar tS O 11 at an average of $612 each, running $0 through the week. Hogs steady, with light receipts, 10,600 for the week and 6430 6 3 - 011 3 . 1 the receipts of dressed ex, reed those of live hogs: live quoted at 11.310340, dressed 13®13Hc, Chicago dressed 113,(g)123ic. PHILADIMPHIA, January 10.—Beeves doll and unchanged, with sale. of 2,000 extra Penna. and western steers at 93i® 10c for choice, lie for fair to good, 7.4 te 00 for common and 6(617e per pound groat. Sheep rather lower, with sales of 11,000 at 70173,4 c per pound grant. Hogs unchanged, with sales of 3,610 al 114® 14,60 per cwt. net for corn fed. Catcall°, January 10.—Cattle Mill at 113,60t5,25 for stockers and butchers; 17,26 7,6234 for extra shipping beeves. Dry Gouda Mullet. New Tone. January B.—The dry goods business remains extremely quiet 'and the prices aro unchtuaged, only we note a line of merrimaos. cambric", chintz and printadirhich wereoperted in the ear ly fill at 32,.tic and are now being closed et 180, which is far below the price of.the grey cloth. • I= FITTABIIROH FORT WAYNE ADO CHI. OAOO RAILROAD. January 10.-100 blue dour, Culp dt Shepard; 14 cars ;natal, Nllolck A Co; d do do, Bryant & C;-1 do do, Brady'. Bend Iron Cue; 1 do do,Hall man &11; I do do, Brown at Co; 501des, G N Hoffstott; 108 do do, J Hammett A Son; 200 bate barley, Bhipton& Wallace; 2 care barley, Spencer • A McKay; 200 haft barley, Pier, D A Co; 200 bbls flour, T C Jenkins 1 car lime,' Campbell, Jones A C 0.5 half bbl. batter, Brugger man &0; 2 care limestone, lihoenber •ger &B; 2 do do, Laughlin Co; bales Lope, .1 White Jr; 12 bga b dour, J Porterflald; 23 do feed, II hi Henderson; 23 eke rage,. Godfrey A Clark; 19 eke b dour, Ldo oniony, E Hazleton; .200 kw: mills, J B Soeathen; 1 car shingles, Me. Culla:ugh A Co; 80 empty 111.. Joseph Finch A Co; 20 dux broom% W M Gond ley; 5 bales twine, 11 Gorwlg A Co; 6 neck yokes, W W Knox; 55 brllsahovels. Myer. A A: 4 kg. lard, 5 bide tallow, P Duff AB; 10 idle epokee. Thar Hare & Bro; 4 tubs butter, 2 boas, 1.1 Rae Jr; 21 bxe butter, J A Graff; 28 bile b bdlc , W Mardorf; 2 care acid bottles, Seward A E; 3 cars wheat,.llltoncook, McC A Co. PITTIiBUROH. CINCINNATI AND RT. LOUIS RAILROAD, January ., JO.-1300 bble dour, Dan Wallace 1 car etavta, M P Adams Bro; 2 bbla whisky, F 5 do oil, latish Dickey; I hhd aaueago, E II Myers A Oar; 6 W. oil, Watt, Lang A Co: &bag tobacco, E He:ea:Mons 2 is bans, J Porterfield; 12 bales cotton, Holmes, Bell A Co; 5 tuba butter, Head & Kele. gar; 5 bbls apples, 2do eggs, 7 firkins butter, W 11 Graff A Co; I car wheat, J W Butogarder; 7 bur tobacco S P Shia ver & Co; 2 ban pepper, Atwell dr. Lee; 1 bag coffee, Geo Edward; 12 tube butter, 3 bbls eggs. Volgt. Mahood A Co; 8 tube butter, F 0 Craighead; 1 bbl egg, Klee A Bro. CLEVELAND ARD PITTSBURGH RAIL ROAD. January 10.-2 cue lake superior ore. Zug A Co; 2do do, Rome, Ural' ,k Dull: 2 do do, McKnight, Porter A DM 7 can Iron ore, Shoenberger, Blair 81 01); I Go' leckeon ore, Gran', Byers Co; ido turning', Moorhead ,k Cu; 1 do lumber, 0 A MundorD 15 bbla hams, 1 km bacon, Dalzell hT; 6 mils leather, 0 N Hoff Mott; 10 bdls c frames McNleh ft Butler; 8 bbla Sri d apples, Voir., •M dr Cu; 1 car rye, Bose A Ewing. ALLEM:IE7IT VALLEY RAILROAD, Jan uary 10.—W. can coal, Kier. F K.; 9do do, Coleman, K dt CO: 1 We onions; Deemer At 0; 1 box butter, L I man. chard 1 hbl do, .7 Seibert; 2J eke rye, II do wheat, Scott .t Gnash 2 bk.; .mdae, D Gregg d Co: H aka flour, W Id Gormley, 2 cue metal, Nlullek . it Co; 3 do lime- Wone, Shoeoborger EIMIDIEM TRADESMEN'S NATIONAL •BANK, Wood St., cor. Second Avenue. INTEREST • PAID ON DENMAN& Bold, Coupons, Bonds sad Stooks BO OUT AND SOLD. A. MUMMY. President. W. VAI7IIIIIII. Vise President, oet . dAP OPIUM 01.Altitit. In.. Outdo.. TEE SAFE DEPOSIT CO OE rrrril6l3Ullo.lll, EIMILI Safe Keeping of Valuables, Under guarantee. and the renting of Werth fu . Fire and Barglar•Proof halts. 210. 83 FOURTH. AVBHUR PresIdent—WILLIAII Site Preeldenit—MEMAY LLOYD. WTI LIAM PIIILLIAL,'HYRON H. PAINTIM, HENRY D. 'JON. P. MORIIIeP.L. WILLIAM REA. UKORIIR PLAVN, WILLIAM M. LIIMM,..:UILTIA M. klUtierE. .1 40. I. RPTINETE.L Sec"! I TAPAP-11.1F. ON MONNHOMAT. Unto daily trum ilk o'clock A. E. to It Werra la HOLMES & SONG, IA • BA e, G 7 MARKET STREET. FTETSEMIGIL P& Con.nominate= MI the attesehat Paha. of the United ettates and Ihutatiee. Stocks,Bondsandollorlisearities NOUIDIT AND SOLD ON VOMICINSION;• PIIUCILISZ amulet. pale to the perches. 'nad tate of liati n ted States Securities. CITY BANS. 112 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. (Lomat. Gnome% ATOCIBOLDEBB INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS. PoRILION EXCITANUE Boa asd aoly and when desired nerailt. to Kuroda. Cpllenlow each on all Lbe principal polite of the Milted litate..6 rlana4a• pCnalerien 100/42%, Preeldrat. 1 11 . , Z i. c i a t f . geldent.. Dlluerol4i. D. Munn. James McCabe. Thom. ILenrke, nosh /Keating Terence Cam pleall, r'PellOile, Pal". GAZZrId. Solre;Par. LEGAL T ETTETIS OF ADMILIVISTIOA. TIOK hav:ag been insisted to th. under. giViNigtol L lF, 9 c F eftini °trues harlot cl•lon e :salalt said eststa wilt ti=lttl2veMd=tltl a t i lltriTAT 1 : 13 : 1 11%11. * 12 ° :;747:111;."1121°Nrig delta3.2' Admintstratitz. RIVER NEWS. The river continues to recede deathly with 5 feet In the channel by the Monon gahela marke teat evening. The weather has moderated, considerably, and it thawed freely yesterday, with the met.. Dory up to 40. in the afternoon animal 18. the lame time On Sunday. • There has been no arrivals or Amstar tures, nor 111 It likely tbat there will be before to•morrow, or until the Ice runs out. If the Weather should motions as warm to-day as It wee yeatarday there will doubtlese ho • rise, as thorn wax aldecablo snow, and It will soon (Hasp peat. Tilers IN no lolling however. what the weather will do, pallloularly at this season of the veer, am It very changeable. It- may torn ould moth within the neat twenty.four . hour., or It may Net In Wet—lt Is very unnalialn. Tog Bello, Capt. Hieboy. will pmhably depart for Perim*lnirti 'today at noon. The Glendale, Capt. Nam, will ba tho first beat out for tit. Immo, los will she, th e o W, tient. hir Neal,. •vtll and the Manila Ilaps, Coil. Martin, for New (Molina. The follOarlag inomengar alearnera an lying at the eltuinintaltala wharf' K, Bennett, St. Chad., (I lambda, Illootoor. Nick Wall, It. (1. tiny, ANT I/,," Arlington, Belle. Towouata: Hyena. lust (lad 11111, Whale, 'Wad Bluff. Star, lAopard, V. F. ,Alaz roalor. Itmoluta, Dart, Tons Farrow, Coal Illy No, her, Lake Erie Ni,. 4, .1. 8: Neal. BMW, Dexter and Allegheny. Yellowing t o w, boats are laid up 'anneals hare and vie, cinnsti: Blue Ledge and 41. at Wheeling; Little Alpa at 1(atia'lli100111 Niagara and Lloneaa at l o arkoraiirgli. The Coal Valley arrived at Clueliinati on Sunday mot nine. RiVER 'PACKIITS. 1116111IPIIIS AND Nti.ll 11111.1164110 FOR CAIRO. • N KW olll.KAWa. —The tint pat suave whey , r 111AUUIE O. 11 ',lune, Comoie et! Jen:twee. Maws. Clerk. .111 Ia eheye .d Intermediate puts Oh .1. 4 . 1, el M e etlee• . 7 ot lon ea. a 144. g„, for I..,f,ACK a NAt fIVJI.LE. FOIL EVANNVILI.V, CLAKKeVILLIG AN. Noe.. V ILLIL—Tue voletolld • ULASUOW......A• hOlnhalla• C 011111110.140. Wlll leave Tor the atone lutelaterelrelate Oat. opening or navigation. - For Inlet. AMIN OULL or peens, aill,P/7 to tanNthe to lort or of FLACK & CULLINOWOOD, Apata„ LOUISVILLE. VAISO ■ui ST. 1.011111 FOR LOUISTI I CAIRO ARO reg. LOURS.— The line lumens., steamr r t.LEN otAI. J Meg. Commanner. Jame. Re len. Clerk,..oll.leava as asienteicmi atroe. an ..fleeing of ',entente°, r ?ME P qt. M=l7) 4 , A%enle. - STEAMSHIPS TO LIVERPOOL ANDJM . QUEENSTO WN. TIME INDI&N MAIL STEADISIIIPS, pr.mtwrioir Ant-aaw 'meta, sweet theta the celebrated CITY Or PARIS, CITY OF ANTWERP, CITY UT BOSTON OS , CITY ur Oh neuratußt. CITY lANI/. • • • • SaDino ILVEP.I SATURDAY. from Fuer 40 Borth Itlref. New Look. Tor pulsate or flarthu Information apply to WILLIAM BEM/11AM, I SPECIAL NOTICES WCONEIVMPTION. tiCIIENCIVIi rtrimoNin ay r.ur For in. ore of Cougbr, Cold* *Ad .:oolioroptioo. UR- stir..., ex.. 3 lOLA WEED 1.,51 , 1 for Lb . ie cure of Dyrfirla fle d ell the Debilitated Condi tion!. of th • No r eel. Disuses i of AN s C L K ive M ro A bDße t O uRR JullDure saute. AU or these three Medici .es ones rerpOred In rearing Cenumption. though the rultnanie Syrup alone hoe cured many desperate taus. The eeoued 'Nieto and Dud rate VIPs. anon Is regniating l he - Stomach and Liver, and help the Volmonic Syrup to digest and 'earth throursh blase resseh, bye/bleb means • clue le soon of. Doted. These Sil•dl:lLen are conscientiously offered to tDe Puble as the oniysue...certain and reliable rester.y for {n213901180 yCottadeoptlon. aWd for elf themmorbid condlitone or the body Which lead to that Saul illseue. Liver Complaint and Dye. peyote .aro often rot-crimper& of Couumptlon: and W .ert they manifest themselves they requite the t prompt ettent:on. Ike Pollnow° ron no . medicine which has ha • long probsilon before tbc to hilt, (tangier bin been proved h the thousand cures It has thtoUth • neried of more than -eve yearn, in all of which t inc ii. reputattern has in , creased and the moat net Date sleoilcitm eon no Muer .lould that It I 3 • retwdy whlch may be used with °true Deco In all uses welch admit of uore. If the patient +DI perseveringly follow the di ctiona which accompany each Pottle, be will mainly be cored. If h i s tangs are not too mach to mate a rate yovi It. Iforen In ea., ...mooed to be Ineursible. whew (rand. sod ribs- E/IC.I. hare despaired. th e ate of this Medicate raved Die life of the pailciat sad restored him to perfect It alit,. Dr. Oche.. does not sly thatall eases Of Pul monary aotaintoptton see within lie tenth of mmtleln, tmt be empbatleally S.Ml•Ttatti•l often when pa:Wombat. Ins at...st alarmlog symptoms. mien as a silent cough, creeolng collls. alien' sweats, general debility. env to snob a degree that they ate obliged to It. In toed. and vat., they... Dec up by toetr pbyslclint they may mall tie cared. a awd.cal treat Rant cast er eat• new Inn., but when the long. arotery sad ydlse.od had to wine extent destroyed. a care ma bo aft reeled Cy tar. trth.ock , mediclnes. Also. In Otrofolons tars, medicine. . . • . are rectally ellle ent LT. &bench. h. =iota graphs of a numb, of Persous who bars been ,77 'got with raVglry ". l7; " 11. propene,. welch must be able o Lew ea • lilt/In In the tre.tment of 0,12•111.6pt1011 It mot the utmost (=penance to eve Vigor sod healthy strengthens g(shent, . (fence It Is necessary to s the *pact= • of the panes= and Iss Prove the dig, stlen. Proper nourishment ls gai ts together with such means as will mate D i wed easily disestible. The articles moot suitable for the let or Consnm. Use patients ere glrslgnat,l In Dr. S.betik's Minsules. Which . . ara dtamlaated aratallooely. rentrili. 111 molt highly potrlttoda articled are to be pre tarred, pa o t dlgellllre orgasm maudlin sto smith aped Is rder to make esther toed or mestlela • servlce•ble. This !Null..sem Ismet by lb. dessrsed Tonic, and fur this purpose. It was dell lite,ted Wnen the digest.. to wen see pot In Food or-ter, thrive. has Its proper effect; the or the petieni Invimorawd and ill e tangs be en m anse Th e nthnction in s soonest and heal. the brains wee. of inhnonle pp C on su mp ti on et the erre. imalnion•r Is almotrt nistafs eon. w l he .. 's w I h n D rae prainll an n d L le v e end e d pl o n re . Love obstreetioe• from the Liver toed teelsore Ito healthy action. They hare all the etheany which le ...ted ts. ealtreet or "Mae mem." and an Brat warranted hot to cent in • tmerticie of any rule eral poison. Then Polly ears the meat obstinate distneness, sick headache. piles, hi lona ad. •nol all other disease, which • rise then . . . torpid or obstromeeodltloo. (the Liver. the boa of these pi& w il lprove tha dieser of the medicine. Cortsompt on the Pea Weed Toole thdlt.• drake Pills are lovaleable analllary =edictal& They rohere toe sun-rinks of the patient end assist the , PrUmonle /Syrup la or/Nettie a cure. They b.re Men found useful lo adverted states of Consumption. where the lungs are almond], limit, destroyed end a/I 11161P1.0611 SOCONIIIII the lodgmen /li es the physlelan to Mated aseeedy death. The of panenth wila were I/Mutely Ita Oleg aditlon hate bees preserved for month. by the the of re/muck's three great rem edies. Dr. geherrre Almanac teetotal a fall treatise on the varlbus forms of dlses. a. hie erode of treat meet. sue genet at /11r. Woo. how to 'meths sedlente, est be bsa grans. or at turmall by addressing Olt PrlllClpla 1.4110. N. 1.115. North Meth street. Phlladelphia. Pa. Pelee o• the Paltookus byrup and gemmed Tom lo *sett *1.50 per bottle, er 57.60 a belt dozen. Idazierakentslllo vests •box. lot .0104 druggists. delhdllP lar - Docron WHITTIER CON. VIM= TO TREAT ALL PRIVATE MISEASM. That pumerons4 lan of rues result log from self...bust, proftelesnumanUneWi. nerromoinitaltility, eruption., comirusi =Oulu, lad ' gully Impotency perrn.,,nue cured. Persons afflicted with defame. listriute mid long standing oonstitutiontu eomplal. is are Politelinvited to rail for consalutton, which cows D elhi.g Experience, the belt of teacher*, Das enabled hint to perfect remedies at one. sig. elect, safe, permanent. and which la most class can be coed without hindranu to bonier.,. Red trines prepared to the establishment. which em braces °face, retention and waiting rooms • also boarding sad Weeping' snorts eat* for rtlents requiting daily g ll nonal attention. U vapor and chemlui ha the. concentrating the Shoed mineral son. e.o matter who hare: failed, pWalt. pow ease. Read 1100 t be meta 010 pam hlet of lifts pope. *tot to any address for two stamps in reeled en•elope. Thousands of cases treated anuaal t l i y. at. and all our thrt corm trk e Try, , ,llle..triet, (Lae (Zrlnguse) . Pittsburgh. P.. How. 9 0.0.10 Vr. M. Um. dart 19 it. to 11 r. l'omphlet mat to any b dc,.. for two Womps.• • aril IarCANCEWI, TUMORS, OMNI, AM.—Astonishing and idiom' miraculoos ewes of Cancer are being daily made by Drs. K. 11. KLINE ♦ CO.. at the Phlladetulle Ca■cer Inarmary, 031 Lova, street, Philadelphia. Penns., sad at the branch of- Ace In charge of Professor Z. G. DALTON, 1116 Elm ht.. Cincinnati, Ohio. The treatmetds need are Calmer Antidote., the moss mtentille and successful known. is the civilized world. They are not mustle, Ming or Minting medi cines. They give IDEe or no pale. They are en dorsed by the best sermons of the -age. No other persons have them mttidotes. No other treatment should be need. /or particalars call or sedreis aa abuse. me.oin•rnut 1U 8: OUT. .411uIxC"UAL TIIHCs." FOIL otDtuloßf THROAT AND None se soot/. Nose eo pleesut. - Nonni:lore an Welt. MANTON & 10 Astor House. New York. tree no more of Choir horr , tbin tailed nano.. Clog ••llrown Coda. things.L deb Arit&TCRELOR76IIAUIDYM, Thlz splene id Hilt Dye Is the nest In the wort& the only tr. end posrfeel Dye: perickes, rel drc 4 olu ' rt ‘ itirsVmriles i l. CrIt " ITA " eal Lltri arn• levlvtztes .4 lesves l the war soft sad Deceitful. sin/ es. Dr... sa . .l haed ,„ ileroxaett a id D end street. Nam .e . • • mySl:Jet ^TK READ! HEAL! DEAD! ooa $ Removed In one minute, without bleedlti ct loafing sorenton Bunions and lillsourd Nails Removed In •raw subtitles. All operatlons Per !brood within% Vain or bloodshed! Pedant comfort imenadlately I Ro iroleonous madlelnensodl No sore feet after operating! teamed sad Sad Joists treated sows sr telly. Nog-Bits sod Oldtblates cored to ► tea days. 14..1.64100 Oren or mousy refunded. Good . Car References /Or., Odice Iloors Irma • •. : g ala X., end 10 8 IC elladarl. 9to aroma car tOo oleos, No. 49 Blzta rtreetogd 01. e t*:: if.l:l%;ziumr6 rut starlit. Pa. that:WA CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &O CARPETS. NEW FALL STOCK. Oil Cloths, Window Shades, DRUGGETS. DRUUUET SQUARES, Ingrain Carpets, At the Lowest Prices. Ever Offered. BOYARD, ROSE & CO., SI FINTII AVENUE. HOLIDAY GIFTS. Positive 'induction In Prices PIANO COVERS, Aureate, Afirminster, Hilton Butts, Crumb Cloths, A' c., Ofc MUM BROS., Nu. si Ammar ~4 rzmws, A porvk WiSPIP DTULLTs CARPETS. REDUCTIONS. The alterations and im provements of our Sales rooms now in progress, make it necessary for us to im mediately dispose of a large portion of our stock of CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, Hearth Russ, &c., Many goods will be sold at prices below the present wholesale cost. Call at once at OLIVER IcCLINTOCK & CO'S, 28 Fifth Avenue. WOOLEN DRUGGETS AND FELT CARPETS, 11, 11, 2, 21, 3, 31, 31, and 31 XADD WIDE. BORDERED SQVAREEI Suitable for Parlors. DINING ROOM CRUMB CURBS, Woolen, Linen and Cotton, AT 'LOWER PRICES THAN LW SEASON Notwltttetandtme the ondlsalutshed tartg on these toed.. hi'FIRLAND & COLLINS, 71 and 73 Fifth Avenue. DILWORTH, HARPER &10. 243 LIBERTY STREET, f(loposlte bead or Wood.) •ra receiving large 'Momenta of ' New Crop, New Orleans SUGAR and NOLASSES. far They give 12 per cent. tare , on alidugar by the Hogshead.- LATEST OIL STRIKE. Manor ! WIRKTY' II66IOIIT 1 AND • To severe ceps buded JUrricx, Jest come ud see what splendid bargains tie offered In the nue aeons stock of boring and Bummer Clotheaf vat Prepared and exhibited to i b. be_ x paolic by C. TletranstAX.. . . . The fullest LladllPT to be enjoyed "men the was who enjoys tt Is neatly dressed le • salt o Busencr Clothesirtilch Pt hlm coven:stealer as not toad/Moe the freedom of ht. motion.. Such clothes are to be bad at S. C. Tltatialialklt'S. To erection.. Zet),(ollT, don't steed Tun sums ofmsnev tsetse extortionate peep.. charge (a Prices for unsatisfactory clothleg. but Ccoe add get the worth of every dollaou speed, at S. sort,Tit real TOAD. of the freest practiced decry' frZ 'gat e ° a r 4tr, l l,_l. L. N . t . hetr"_, and Wen 0 , 7 get their clotees, Avery =sews., to buy at all Woes. Trade treenmdoes acne at the Bee No. 11Clothins LOOK AT TIM SHICISS. Cocoa not sells for 07 worth 610. . . t . nits for 150 won't WO. gptM:Vu t r SISI worth 595. _ it 5 * 50 eor..h worth N. Block nalto forHO worth $2O Dm , runs for 46 worth $5O. . . And • great mluty more too mamma to ma kl°. Call early and secure your bargains W• avr but a few dm to tell. ltelnember Nta No. S. C. TRWERN.O APPLE PARER&—I have a full asuntment of Apple Pe ring.Vortnrand Minn Yashirma. which 1 Melte all to call and eee them triad. The PARING, CONING AND SLICING MACHINES, takes only three turn o the meek to para, axe. and ellee asi ordinary Weed apple. it Will pare without alining or oozing required. Dried ADIAM sell mach Maher whenelleed elth Oh madder than whets quartered try the 01 = 0 411 amortment of Lightning & Tarn Table Apple Parer& I JAMES SOWN, N . a.186 WOOD STREET. L. B. FULTON 0..1. 'HILTON lITBAIiN pit &CTICAS. 1.1:17311110.1119. GAS ANDSTEMII FITTER!, Fifth A eeeee . 11. mr flub Rtreet, PITTSBUIIiett, PA. Lead rip. Bum Bose, Oas Fixture. Mks. lath Tabs and Wash Elands. Iron Film 'end Iltilsgs, Ale and Beer Pumps, and Steam Coots always on hand. Public and Private Buildings Mail op •1113 Oa." Water and Steam Beating Apparatus. Jobbing promptly attended to. AISCREIDLALLII ELIXIR. lULL'S 7LIIIII RILL coos HUDACIIIII4 NALL'S MAXIS WILL OINLZ DYMII9 , 7III* ILuunIALL.S =axis WILL Omit Corny* _ Rte. of t t w rg . it e ingre.p . r ageg ix 1 4% mai.u. tfropriptors. cir.t.ini Zi=r "° "Pwr..tl.-”,'.417,.: TAIPPOLIITION OF CO-PART- N t aimr ico i rm i tP 4 Mi l lsu - vry 1011.00 D." Teepector rPelcom e7 Me day born elmolyed. The 00.100.. Win Sllll be .0111.1111 Rd by the a ho e adere (Um d l t 0 u.r) .t %b. place, ls authorls.d neon payment of Mt Mame and tatUe the battens or thole.. jonz LonEwooD. Arai Cor.DOVlentel Way sae Slghth it. CAIIImcfc&NDLEss O. GO. H runt. eats • 00..1 WHOLNIULLZ DrALIEN IN iMeiga and Domestic Dry Goods, Zia IN WWI) STRUT. • Third door atom Dimonds p A bni we. V ° BARR E LS CLEVELAND ar. MLni blty: moo Obl•& W oW Lb. • • r CANTIILLP. 7g TON BEST BRANDS Soda t 1 Ask. for We by J. B. OPMFLT,LI). MISCELLANEOUS SEALED PROP/ISA Le , WILL revalesd at the ,Ore of the Chief Quar termaster. Military /Arts:on of the Missouri, Chicago, Illinois. until 12 M.. on 13.SZDAY. February 1, WO, for the trousporiation of tioverninent troops. nil:Mary, Government and Indian supplies between the following points, a. I,dic•ted dosing the time from Ila.ett 1870, to October 31. 7870. el.: . From St. Louts, Ito., to Mono City, Yankton Agency, Fort Mandell. Whetstone Creek. Lowe: Brill. and Crow Creek Agencies, Fort Sully. Wit Cheyenne and Grand Miser Arcades. Ford Bice, Steed , son, Buford. Canso Cooke. or any post that may be established at the mouth of the Musclesbet river, and Fort Becton. .From WI ended, Kan, tiiSer.s. Clty..Yank ton Agency, Fort (Landoll, Whetstone Creek. Lower Betties and Cam Creek A s sucles. Fort Cully. Illy Cheyenne and Grand Liver Agencies, Porte 111ce, Stevenson. Buford, Camp Co.ke. or any post that may be Ws Wished at the =dill of the Masclsshe I river and Fort Benton. From Fort Leavenworth. San.. to Sioux City. Yos.lloo Agency, Fort 1404.11. W tickets/he Creek, Low.r Brulss and Crow Creek Agsneles. Fort Sully, 1110 Cheyenne and (trend Inver Agencies. Forte bike, rterenson, Buford, C a mp Cooke. or nor ;iust i hat mai be estatill:hed at the =WU or the Museleshell river and Tort Prot on. /ram t undue. Pleb.. to Moog City. Yankton Age rev. Tort Itamloll, Whetstone Creek, Lower Mules and Crow Creek Agcniles. Fort Bally. Blg Cheyenne and Orland Bltor doenees, Sorts Mee. Stevenson. Redd, Camp Cooke, or any post that may be es tobllshed st the mouth of the alwiesnelt ICY r and Fort renton. F rom m o o* cis, lowa. to Yankton Agency, Furl Randall. Whetalone (red, Lower Brutes and Cm, creek Agencl,s, FonSully, )3 g Cher crime and Grand Blyer Agenel.s, T. , '" o'• t ',apron. Buford, Coot Cook, or any Yost d==M==M 4selrstrll near, sad Port Banton. Irmo Yankton Agency to Fort I:enctlq,Wlant atone Creek. Lower liroles and Crtor Creek Agencies. Tort Holly, Ble Cheyenne and tirand Hirer Agencies. Ports Ytlee, Eterensun, Cub ed, Camp Cooke, or any post that may be eetablish td al Ito month ur 1110 Ilusclesbell river, and D'art BULIOI. Pram Fort Randall to Whet. tone Creek. Lower Brulew and Crow Crrrk Agancle.,./rort Big Cheynnu and Omni Myer Agend,o. Torts Klee. Stevenson. Buford. Camp Coke_ or any port that may be rata. Ilthed St the month of the Matettshell river, and Tort Benton. /tom Whet. Jae Greek Anther to leaner Ilre.es tad - Crow Creek Ageing., Fort arils. flth Cheyena. and Wand Inver /Wades, Forth it ea, /Swallow, to ord. Camp Cock.. or any path that may he ethstalebed at the month of the If wlethell riot?, and loth Benton. /tom Low. r Health •kency to Crow Creek •renty, Fort hely. 1110 Cheyenee and Oeaod 11114 or Agenelea, Forth /Bee. Kelt neon, Buford. Camp Cooke. or thy post tbat may be establlthed at the rev/nth 01 the linacleabell river, Sad Port Benton. Irma Crow Creek Agency to Yon Nair, Big Cbtinne and 0 nod Elver ge Tort...Mee. btavetroo. Huf, , , Camp Cooke • or any poke Itikt may be establlabed at the mouth of the Mose.e.holl river. and Tort Beaton. trot. Fort sally to Big ch• untie and Grand River Agencies, Forts Hire, Stevenson. Buford, Usurp Cook•, or any post thattely estati:lshed .at the . reouth of IluseleiheLl river, and Yort Renton. • Prom BM Cbffettl. Sleety to Orated Elver Agency. Torts Mee: !Atlantan: Bal•rd, Camp Count, or any post Its; may be established a: the mouth or the MusclethelA riser, and tart Bruton. From Gra, d River Agency to Font Mee, Ste venson. Buford, Canty Cooke. or •ny post that may be established at the mouth of the Mim i. obeli river and Fort Periton. From Fort Igoe to Fot es litevention. Boron!, Camp Cooke . or any post that nay be eal slashed at toe m nth of atnsclesbell river and Fort Benton. • Prom Tort ete.enaon t 3 Port Buf•rd, Caton Cooke, or any Teat that may be ratablisbed at the mouth of the Ifueteleshell river and Port Benton. From Tort BoCord to Camp Cooke or any post that may be astabllibed at thy mouth of the Mum!vibe!l river and Flort Benton. ' From Camp Cooke or any poet that may be ttablithed at the month of the Ilfutelesboll Id Fort Beater .er, an,. It Benton. Proposals are also invited !or the tranoporta tionof trcopo lard supplico. darling toe reason front March 90. 11170, to terdotter 31. 1070. from Chicago, Itlinols. "log men CCM lows. on throogh bills o, lading. to all the pellata above Sioux City that an above tootle:led, Bidders wlll state I he rate, Corporately for aril month from Morro 110th to Otto., 31st. 11170, inclusive.. the date of natters to determine the rate to 0e pled, at wheeb they Will Perform the ierviee from etch of the starting Ntta. to tile se verai point. or .03J:tattoo above. named, as Ist. lbe rate at which they will transport each olikcer and soldier icabtrikrassaite to be provided for c dicers. and f dices urcetraty facing.s for cooking t_t I r rations. which will be supplied by the tiovertimant). 9d. The rate per 100 pound. at which they will 'tampon supplies. 3d. Tae rate st . mbleb .tbey lerl teal:upon bones, muter, eartte,ambulanees,earte,..Onf• rte., (troagbi ior feeding the intervals to be pro vided by steamboat.) A Just prefereucf wIII be given to partly. who own and sultana boats. Boat. will be cap:ctcd to always gee the Government fright the pref erence, and In no ease will be allowed to turfy priest. to the exclusion of Government f [eight. The centric or will be reontred to transport Mort. by land In the event of failure by water; and all stem. reed ted by the contractor for tranrport ation mast to delivered at their dull nat'on within the year 11170. • Bidders will please give the rate at which they will Perot& transportation down stream— though for that esetuslyi purpose no boat will be required to go up I truant unless to bringdewn at least 100.toris of Usvernment freight. The contractor for uarteportstion trout Chicago will , t be required to furnish any .down etre neportatlon.. In ease the contracting parry fails to carry freight as rewired. the Government reserves the right to tarnish the transportation at the en• Dense of the rontractor: and nothing herein contained shall be so mourned as to prevent the Government rem transportfngtYsnpplta on any of Its own boats. Dldiers are informed that no boat loaded with Hove roment storm wilt be allowed to go above Sioux Cily. lows, drawing lore three and one; half feet water. As no boats will be required to go to points above gime City with less than one hundred " lona bidders will state the rate at villa, they will transport d , tacbments of troops of 100ot 2:pre without freight. Bidders should give their minim ht full, as well..as their pines of residence. and emh Pro posal most be mseompanied with • bond In the sent of ►lO.OOO. signed by two or mote reopen- Role perthus, guaranteeing that. In case the • utract I. awarded to the hereon proposing, It tit be accepted and entered Into, and Ecal molt unlelent security famished by mad party, In ccordaucc with the tenth of this advertuerthat. The contractor .111 be required to WTI! bond. In the sew of ($100,0_0) one hundred lbw:wand dollar.. The party to whom the ewer.' U mule, meta be prepared to execute the contract at once. and to give the required bond for tta faithful per formance... The Woe... Dent resents the right to reject ay or all bids that may he offered. Copy of oak form of outran both for trans portation [meant. Louis, Mo., and Cidemro, to be enured Intsi In the event of award, and blank fume of pr0p0..., sag he had by amines -11011 to this once, to the once of the Chief trlartennuter, Department of the Missouri, -t. Loots, Mo.; Chief gauternuater, Depart ment .of the Platte. limas. Neb.; to Brevet Lieutenant Colonel James M. Moore, eatlear• muter. Tort Leavenworth. Ken.. and to Captain demos Aulstaat Quenon...tar. City. lowa. Propoula for transportation from Et. Louts, etc.. should be Indorsed. “Proposalalor Army Transportation on he Missouri Elver. from ht. Loot Mo., ext.." and these for tress; °Motion from Chicago, ••rroposals for Army Traallp.- . tattoo from Chicago. 111., to point. on the Ins. mart RITIIr,” and addre seed toile uudenlined. By order of the (loutermaster Genes al: -IL BUCKER. Atalanta Quartermaster General, United Stater Army and Uhler Qn►rtermuter *MUM] DI. Acton. f the Mluenn. • • CARBOLIC SALK The important discovery of the CARBOLIC ACID as a CLEANSING, PURIFYING, and HEALING Agent is one of the most remarkable results of modern l . Daring the medica late civil war it was ostensively used In the Hospitals, and was So und to be not only a thorough disin fectant, but also the most woo.' REMEDY'd speedy HEALING ever known. It is now presented in a scientific combination with other soothing and healing agencies, in the form of a SALVE; und, having been al ready used in numberless cases with most satisfactory and ben. °Octal remits& we have no hesi tation in offering it to the pub.. Ile as the most certain, rapid, and effectual remedy for all Sores and Ulcers, no matter of how long standing, for Burn& Cuts,Wounds and every ABRSION of SKIN or FLESH, and for Skin diseases generally. Sold by all Druninto. Prioo 23 ante. JOHN F. HENRY, Sole Profr, 110.8 COLLEGE PLACE. New York. THE NEW YEAR.-Families desiring to replenish stores for th., new year will And our usiortm, •M Illfje er and at reduced pr.ces. col:Portal's &fall line Of Chaco (et eh Teas. 01510 and pet n. ed Lagosyrs. Jae. sod Moe• ea reln a seieet stock of s'aneed Fruitsand Vegetables pot op eAldesall f:r one family trade. fgrelsn and domes. le Dried Finite. SNOW, and American Pickles end Ascots, sew Dried Beet and B. C. 115 ms. AlirNo elates for car ago. _JOHN . nENAH. Corner Li .tre'rW 250 DBES CHOICE APPLE!, Punk J. B. OANITILD. ENGINES, 130ILERE4, &43, FORT PITT BOILER, STILL AND TANK CARROLL AND SNYDER, MALNUTACTURERS or TRUUI.I I'ANDI).IIII', EVEI L K V II R ITE T ANIVI t tge o I EU, :'AiIiZT!.:7...-Lf.ta..",!:(TZEA, ASH PANIN LIN , 3 PAN), ....ALT PANS AMU CON.. s r KAM. GASWICISSA AND IRON nalsoVpoints AND COAL BRUT'S. miles mad Wareh•tas ear,Beeolluie Taint. Short mad Li b e r ty!M.'s PrrTantritait, a►Ontcre etet 10 the above redress bill b. et:el - 11011e atteteted t 4 teh7tte HUGH M. BOLE & CO., Cor. Point Alley and tongued= St, =11:321 Engine Buiidere, Foamier, and Mathinhits. Mara(lature STEAMBOAT ENGINES Awl STATIONARY ENGINES. of all alma. A TriilL"Voltet Invited to o lltr PO I SWIS ° Li N BOILER, 0115 hors. power. CAll3Tl?itili, of ever, king, wade to orderatonz foundry. on THIRD STREIT. below Martet. RIOS for MI Wslls, SHAFTING, PULLETS, TIABOLhtI, ROUTE and TOBACCO ININEWS add WON TOBACC.) fIiES3I2I, on band and nude to order. at the - INDUSTRIAL WORKS, r,,utt a ,oli We Allegheny Meer, suer the Point, =I /fir All orders promptly filled. TNT V& O'HARA BOILER WORKS. F. REPHAN & CO., STEAM 110ILERS, OIL TAME , BTILIA, AG RVALTt:I Itt , r r fiI T :IV.PI E O4 a 7BCrAS BaICHEN TWA BEDS, Car. of Second Avenue and Liberty M., =I llipalrlos done promptly. Urgers restlo the .bov add ma will be prom i al •1141.2ded }O s _ _ F. REPHA-V. formerly age: at CARROLL ItrNYVEYVt.' • oeMrpel RIE4IC6 & BRO., ram t BURGLAIMPSOOI SAFES AHD VAULTS NO DAMP, 30 IIIOtTLD ENGINES AND NICHINNRY BREWERY WORE, REPAIRING AND PUT TING•UP MACKIN/MY. • Car. 17th and Pike Sta., Plttstargi. Pa. .01emes WM. asurtmcc & BOILER MAKERS AND 'SHEET IRON WORKERS, NOS. 10. 451, 1114 AND 46111N8 lIT Having securest& large yard and ftrulsbed with Om most Mr.red machinery. weave pre. pared to man sta• tam every description of 8011, zoo to the best manner, sad warranted equal to any made in the sountry. Cblutneys, Breesbtag, Tire kieda, !Main LOCOMIOUT. Bonus. Condensers. ralt Fans. Tanks. CM otllla Astra tars, nettling Nag. Boller Ism krilins. a ti r afr Pans. and tote manufacturers sr nefa , we Etatlem.. Uepatrlng daemon 'barges% nation. Jakell /ARID ■. BRI7IIII ' WD11117211, D. MOSE _TARED M. BRUSH & SON, --- • • risrmsartrazos or PAN HANDLE BOHM ORANGE OP T11112.-9a angina . 511541.53. Nov. 24th 1869, man. will Ina nald Ina n e anti* AI :¢e Daio¢bepot, Plttabmb.... • NV.22281018 T 1329. Wan ' . • .rell r ef . at 1 . 11:11.37.m. ,h,sp: 0: 5:00... 9.48 a. m. .1010D.0. Mixed Ate , A 9:43a. m.. 6.67 pm McDonald , . Ace , r2,14".2.1 11:21140. m. 1 , 233 a. 3.. 816abeervIlleAtonamod: 3:43 p.m. 48 LW. MeD0m.121 , 41 Area. No. 2 6:53 62. 93 Ni , " Inutdag imul hareb T 001... 19:58 p daft. m. 0:5 6 a. 0. 9. Expre w leave da. ' 111 0. M. Maawlll arrive del .rr i . : General Ticket Agent, Colignintb. Verner Carrell sad Illasalheas 9tr4M6.1 W. W. OAItD, Den 319322. Okto. - Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks. SHEET LEON WOHE.IkO. 61 Penn Street. Pittsburgh, Pa. FOUNDERS, Dt&ORINISTS, NATIONAL FOUNDRY AND PIPE WORKS. =I PITT6BQItGII. WILLIAM SMITH, Junurkcrruaics OP OAST IRON BOWL PWE FOB OAS A3D WA:FBIL WORKS. My Pipet are all cut twit'ably la Mts. Is en seed and 19 feet leaitte• Alw. lt/1 uaottmwt of genentt . Castings for Gas & Water Works. I would also call Me attention of Iloperiateei outs of Oss Works to my make of JIZTOBTIL KNAP FORT PITT OUNDRY COMPANY OPTICS AND WOSZS. TWELFTH STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA. EV Engines. Rolling Mill Ma chinery, Nail Machines, Re. torts, and Castings generally. =3 MONONGIMLI FOMBY, W. J. ANDERSON & CO, • lisaufactorers ol IBON SOMA FICOWIS; WIENDOW /ANVILS and 811.1. a. sad Castinp ,of all Description& Mr Boreal attention paid to A.IWEITECITI7- Hob CMTLIMUS sad to Gaatioos to Wtadow Mom Homer. orrlca AND 701:1IIDIT-4111. 150 WALT= BTHILIT, rituroirEO. PO. .. • . • • ROBINSON BEA & iteaseesory to Baltraloll. Musa WUXI% WASHINGTON WORKS, FOUNDERS AND .BLOIChEISTS, PITTSBURGH; lisaufseturers afloat .sel Stationary Steen Mk: Blatt E.Rtuc 11 , 111 Machinate, Geart r a erci anirinert Iraloik uM • ril.. No. IS, corner l u st Sad enaltbleld streets. El •• • . Arent. for lIIIIVABD' INJICOTOII for feellarr Boilers. ' '1•1141111 rriIOBLILEI CARLIN & 06.9 Fourth Ward Foundry and lulls. Works, B.VirDVBICS BT.. ALLICIEUCHTCITT.Pa. Xanalketurete °relational, and Portable Wan La glues; oil • Pre... Frge, SUM= and batr XIII Work, Itolane kUll, and cagungt, mato nom WeIOW Wagon Bongs alto, Walt to Order and bareot band Unto., a( l tiara 5t(1441 CENTAAL FOUND BY AND ROLL WORKS. KEW Penn street. BOLLMAN & BAGUET, MI! Rollo. NULL Outlasts, Bad lathes. &C NOVELTY WORKS. priTsutritas NOVELTY WORKS. Ye.aagel 6.D. Ifigh ' MONHEADADAIS & co. CliTirrONZ STANDAIWaRLIMIAIrktr/126 ZNTI FLATWORM *BD COUNTm SCALES. law road Patent • Door Locks sal Laitholl. pe.t. mid Coffee loam Or YOST nuns GMT Ira rilt•barirlk. P 01111.116. 13TONR -- --- War COMMON Itraatine Stone Woe ~ .71rarpmegtooratraiWentkimism, Anloll7. lat&IIVIC ATV ATM& e► CO. , flan cm tkuie orcelnref i gk rt soUpiLloans Pitufs t rg r itti %ab 11=3 , 1. VI dm Droulll4:ll&l4lo._Ziless tempos*, RAILROADS ?ENNSYLVA. NIA LIINTRAL RAIL On tad after l a r, sc. - 8001r lwv. 34 14. 1550. Teal:. will arftvo .n &VIM /Sow Lbe Col. Depot, eorast of Wasldasnan: an 4 1.1124.144 alreets, aa follow.: • . 444704.4 drag. alo 4 Noutbernent 54 1 5 . 0 Fast Lino 1 - 45 am . 4 Paelte Ex— 3: US WIII`s No. 1..6 140 ant 'Wall . No. 1.. 41 am BrlntonAt N4117:50 ain1 4 44.11471142 ay Wan'. No. 1:.5:50 ant Brlaton At.. 10:00 ant Clattnnan 614.9:10 am Kra`tAA. No • 9'794 Jotantlown At 10:50 ; Clacla . l4 :11/pa, 5r ."... An No/ 2: 0 0 P. Wall . . No: 1.: I1:51 me PlttstPrn kt. 1:30 trtol,lohnstcora .410.1114N11415 Padre ixo't, 1:30 falqltra'ks Ae .31.• pas Wall'. No. 11.,.0:50p. Xt0re.43:50 pin newts AoNo 2 9:53 pm l Wall , . No. 1.. 341114411 W. 1 1 444 No. 4. 5:50 m, W. 1 1 .6 No. 4.. I,olpo litltlonle No21:10 pen •Fut 1.1.44 71410 oat W. 447 Paaaa'r 1113111 W &We 11e. 41., 11:00 'Thee. trains rote eeneeetWe 14 11.7 14. • barg for Balti core. The Cturab Train lan,. W a lls Mallon tee ey not day at 11:014 mutton TlSlAbassa al 12% , : a 14:10 p., • Clnelnatl Yurren 14 ay.! 44117. bun' Inet.. leaves 4.117 onatpt M0n41.7. AN 0 41.117 extent 04414. y. For forUlne baforsnano. apply to W. 11. 1111CK14T711...4114413. Roaaartzatallallro44 00nnp4447 0111 WIS.* 4111111 PIA " ' :g • =2 "2t niars la • a.m. " AIL Ilse= 4 .34 rant fa Calls •4111 be at tun of Int "d". "1114 V Brik.WIMAYlb Gaasfal Batoarlattadent. ANnosa. 114 r• 4 Do that amo HL W R ; P o E S.N 2I . 44 - L ,u E . VA R 4 N . I I e r . mk, u.,, passeer Trains oa the Western pan liar.roW will anise Si and das .m tenot tile Pademlletrett baps, Alleglimm Ma. rolhasni Arrive. i Mall P...thr4r2. l lVtUt f111 u. ,....r . rtnn —.- 07,..1 " :-. ~.......__,.. 10140 a 5cr.;........g a • am . M>lac:lll4ll g =4lo,,lL : Mall. ~ Sl6O pme seaport N 0.2 6: m Bprite No MHO a inldorlngd . • No lel: es bo trains run datly plpinflay. _ The Chant Tran leaves Shag ~ y .1 every Sunday at 7;40 a. m.,reschlag All= pity st 9010 a m. IMP:pang. leaves A11e624111 (ilty at 1:610 p. m. and arrive at illscheapasaie. ties 5t.3:40 p. m. • • The Maas leaving tit e 4 r • k.jclll at !MO 11 4 N. make &trees connection Si rne ..WM. ker' a Iltm of Mama for Batley and mumhsusia. Throestitlekets nay be purchase Siat 122= No. llrt. Clair swat. neartbe Pt tames _h. and at the Depol.,7=y. ..: • r" , frlllrahila:X Ari; Ted Lila Western Pennsylvania 11= w NMI assume &ay rtak Ms Bairgaga. mart tdr•• 01 •11 apparel, and limit *bele respamilt * lllil te XIM Hundred Dollars Di vane. All seeding this amoant In talus wlllbesing"ildth of the owner, anleu tam. Antal contact. no& Shama A l ga ' attabent! V Al l toil., Via ... ........... 2111M111 . a w... 1 c m,jim ivtkx,t , MOM item NOP . 7lll.l9g97trains willtervaom sad arrive at the Mien Depot. matt elte:/2110. buil Tx, as Sallow,: , . ~ . ,; ErtrerguiT.C9l4:i Pselde Cskl g* I li i..71• 1 1 .41 1261 1 : Cl.t sPital f ' MB : :t kr/TU.I 2 4Z 1 I Ell. " Mi l iftlTlV4.lFarrla i giA l lelefirt I gireirleisto; P l ' ELII.NriNT!" , •• .._ ~.„IV.: &Ws Par, 4 1 . ts. al6 Lettadsde 4.6:03 ars Lived*:. Itin: 1r.t.rep.:11:4441:: 'get-a . % tut: an a t ....Aro • IsiAsiale Ace.lll:l3lpm pens Valle 1 , , paa Nes , sPals • 6.111 pm Lmtsdala • Ine brestsdals " MOS pin .. Il•••M Ear Oaks Bun. Par Oalui lima day Chorea. IiTS pse day iihneett. Willem WS:SIe p.m.. Entleago N.M.. lanai M. girlsl:o6p. m. Chicago Lassen artists . P. N XTZIIB, J. N.NJULIA.OI , 4 ,. Gad. Ms. • Thant Agig: cot. mon El im iN G E OFOrlill 011:19NIFTALLEY TM,. ONLY DIRECT ROUTE TO TV, BEOIO2IBWITIIOUT CIIENGA (/C On lIIId after MONDAT„ Poe. 101;11601P, 0 THROUGH TEAM 'DAILY (exarpli landiq) 1411 lemma Plusburrk Depot, corner of Else. cab and Pike Streets, ror yran UM, On Cdpsjhas fain, and 11l pangs to Oa On Iteirlona. - •A . MAIM inTelltragE. F. tnolls Day x..— Tan aso EX...... 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