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Stockholders Individually Liable.
MK OF DINCOUNT ASDDEPOSTr•
JOHN FLOYD WAG 11,14 0.
casmer•
Premdtzt.
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nos lisoball 3 Jolts IN MarlOsd.
Wm. T,rtaandi. MeSissid Waists.
June. W. Arndt, U. K* ll l. A
8. I wm. void.
Joint rlirsd,
!JIM MLA le Dow fully 'orisaud prdpsrod
Se do s olund Foams boasts.
GOLD,
SILVER AND COUPONS,
Bweght at highest Prices.
PR. R. MERTZ, Banker,
cor. Wood St and sth Avenue
1.7.6
JA3IES Ty BRADY Br. Cry
Motoston to 0. JONES • 00
Corner Fourth Lynne and Wood St.,
43.ALN S,
Ely and *ell IM Idads of
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
wiLD, SILVER AND COMO%
1 , 09 T FAVORABLE TERMS.
or Interest Allowed on Deposit*.
loaned oa llinerornteit BOWL $t
tort mart.
- Uremia assented tor the Purchase
and Kees MOUSY. RONDO sad
UOLD.
aims T. BRADT A CO.
6tt Mittiragt dapttt,
FINANCE AND TRADE.
0 FFICS 07 PITTSBOBBII asscris,
rnroky, Zia. 1870.
There is evidently a design by the bull
cliques to let the market go down a lit
tle further before again 'attempting an
upward movement In either gold or
ens:ay. The advance from two - weeks
aga *IIS so sudden and too large to at
tract outside speculators or investors.
And the fact that gold could not keep
pace with the general advance, made the
whole market drag. It seems now the
programme to gradually allow the mar
ket to go lower. to create a short Interest
among prominent operators and make
the small holders afraid to part with
Shear stocks at present quotations, with
n view tq take them in again at a lower
Agora. 3-
Gold appears weak at 120 X and
go nearer UP. or below, before m od
vance can be eateollened. The large
Amount co the market and the indbpo.
-sltlou to buy It for a rise, gives the mar.
trot a very dull and languid appearance,
and few are willing to buy II even at
present prices.
Government bonds kvmpalhlM with
gold, endure off about one quarter per
cent.
ti:ocks are active but a shade off. The
Rock ',land Co. has recently issued two
NIIIInnm of block, and the stock was In
consequence thereof ruled out 'from the
• gall stthe Stock exchange. Central Is
gtrongly held, also Ohio and Northwest.
Lake shore yielded under the general
presttoMa.
Money 614 on call--et from 4to 6 per
.cent.
In our.l 'nisi money market the Inquiry
ler money is fully up to the supply.
B. Quotations as receivd n, rn .
Mort= Gold, 1.%)14: Silver. 18; ighty.
cues, r,„ Five Twenties, 1.882, 116%t
do 1864. 1104:- do 1865, 115; do 1116 b,
Coneola, 1133;. do 1867, 114 ,do 1868,
-;'ben Forties. '..112%; Adams Ex
press Company 63%: Merchants Union
B.spresil Company, —; American
Ba-
ComPanY. 37; Western Union
=Tarn. 33%; New Pork Central.
92%: Reading, 9454; Pittsburgh, Fort
eyne •. t Chicago,. A 7 94: Ohio 6 ate
elsdnni. 2174; Michigan Soothers. 84%
Olavelanil a Pittsburgh, . 97; C c M:leago.
Roc agok d cifi 104%; Chi &
Orth Wetter° Pa . 72.14: c,
Chiesta. 'North
Western Preferred e 11%; Erie 23%.
Wzorranos. Larne. Meat.
London, per A ...... 160
Pees, per franc 24 26%
dialer ..... .... 90 22
Frankfort. .. 51 63
--ClORingquotations received by James
T. Brady fr. Co. Bold:. 120%: Iltrited
States Sixes, 1881. 117%; Flve-Twentiee ,
18.13,115% , do. 1864. 114%; do. 1505;114
Ten•Fort.,es, 11254; Five-Twenties, Jana
are and July. 1E65, 1134; do. do. -1867,
114; do. do. 1868. 113%i Union Pacific
Railroad, Bea Central do, do. 99; Cy.
Pacific, .11 0 54; Lake Superior 96.
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Trionses so tee rhenium usasue.l
Nine Yogi, Jan. 21, 1870.
At an Interview today between repro
- sentatives of the Stock Exchange and
the President of the Rock Laud Rsil•
reed Company, relative to the reported
baffle of new snick by that Company, the
President admitted that the trirectors
• last %tune iesned 20,060 additinnal shares,
and assigned es a reason for the Directory
not having notified the Stock Exchange
of the 1,00 , 3. as required by article 3 of
the bylaws, that it wan inconvenient and
expensive to do to. The governing Com•
mines of Exchange this afternoon wait.-
, ed the report upon this investigation and s ,
• concluded to strike Rack Island stock
from the call of the Board. The Long
Boom was treated to 1100213 lively gossip
this afternoon in regard to new shares.
It la stated that Daniel Drew had trans
ferred thirty-four oertificates of onsthon.
sand shares each into certificates or one
hundred sharee each; and delivered- the
This
having previously sold stock.
announcement caused a rise tri733,
• for common, and 69 for preferred stock.
Money quiet, My . for call, 6 chiefly.
Sterling quiet at iiy ‘ Tikii.
Gold lower. opening at 121%, silvan°.
' log to 121 and closing at 120%®12034.
Claaraners. $36,000,000.
Government bonds • shade lower.
Coupons of 'Bl, 17%1317%; no.
tilUi%; do. 'B4. 1431(415; do. '65, lag@
do. new. 13,44@1.3% do. , 'B7, 18140
d0..66. 13%014. -1040 a, 1254e12%.
Facti'.ea.
Mato securities stump fdisouris, 37%;
acid, To:atomises, te; new, 49%; old Vir
ginias. 5 4 1-‘: 00W. 60: old North Caroline&
40; new, 24%. Stocks unsettled goner.
ally auri.waak. Rook Islaud sold ea low
as it 64 after expublon from the
Board. Adams Exptsas teats to 65 on
the revival of rurbors ot dividends.
.P.ve Thirty Ptaces. Canton, 54 ;
• trnalberiand. lilt Western Union Tel„
n 3% ; Quicksilver, 1%; Mariposa. ;
• do preferred.' 16%; Adult! ?AMON, 113%;
IVIII4 .5 Fargo. 20%; Atiieriean, 37 ;
Vaned States, 54; Psindo Mall. 41%; New
York Central, 9214; Erie, 23%; do ere.
ferns!. 40; Barlett., 139%; do prellerred.l
14Ce, Hodson Scrip. 87%; Reading. 94%;
Michigan Central, 117% i late
Share. 8114 Illinois Central. 127%
Pittsburgh, 90%; North Western. 72%;
:do preferred. 19314; Rook Island 101%;
EIL Paul, 67%; do protrrred, 81 '4 l Wa
bash, 63%; do preferred, 72; Fort Wayn,
• 575:: Torre Haute, do preferred, 55;
C. A.. 143; do preferred, 145; Ohio and
•-
2534; Dubuque. 108%; O. C.
.5 L. 1534.
Benno prices : Calumet. 6 0 : - 00 _ 990
Palle, 6; Franklin, 8; Reels, 80: iinia•
2t.. 'Su b•Troasnrir balance: gold, 375,140,214,
currency. M 691,187; general balance
}81,762 , OIL •
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. 14 ,„ T o rtc. Jan. 21.--Cattle: with r*.
„ d0 ,.0r . I.e,Zt bead to-day. mating
6,401 so far this , elAdt. there was a little
tirrances hot normnei advance; they
were nearly all thin caul n everi r;rything
'Sold off clear and prospect s iirti bghte
poor Illinois steers, 543.4 a4d at
i gwatao, and 7 cwt. cattle sold
All Cho Stain Sheep and the MOO frar.b.
ware sold off today; the line of market
la prime. but no advance can . yet
paged; poor Oa pound State Sheep are
s wung gt 434 c, and 114 pound fat sheep
at So. Only two and • hall ears of Hogs
arrivedc they are doing a MAIO better,
-"cites drt seed advancing to L4,lie for tbe
beet.
Cuicarto, Jan. 21.—VivailOgli dun and
motive for fair to medic:a grade* end 15
20.1 higher: heavy weights unchanged,
118,7568,01 for ctintrinni 1,5.1513.9.55 fair
to mtdiunt: 40,70g9,01, good to extra.
Cattle In good demand: 54.50015.75 for
Itutotiors stook. and 55,40X30.25r0f Dar to
choice shipping beeves.
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FRIDAY, Jan. 21. 1870. 1
The tine weather Which wo had for
-several days boa produced a more cheer
ful feeling In commercial circles, but
business, we regret to say, continues
dull. The grain trade continues pain
fully quiet, and there is no Indication of
any Immediate Improvement; margins
are so much reduced that there la no In
ducement for operators to do anything.
Provisions also dull, but unchanged. I
The grocery market is moderately ac. ,
Live, and the arrivals of New Orleans',
sugar and molasses otratinue liberal, and
when all that la afloat reaches hero, our ,I
market will bo pretty well stocked.
Flour, quiet and devoid of anything new
or important, and the same la true of
produce generally. - -
APPLE BUTTER—Quoted at 74)85. I
' APPLES-Quiet and unchanged; tides
at $2,50 to ;3,—mostly at $2,50@3, 09 ,
, par bbl. ,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—DuII; 3%@'.
BUTTER—Is - doll with a supply In ex
cess of the demand, but prices aro on.
1 change 33, for good to prime
BEANS—The demand Is light and
market doll; we continue , to quote at
$2.2442,75 Der bushel.
BROOK CORN—Sales at 13%14 cu.
CHESTNUTS—Quoted at 13.50.
CRANBERRIES—DuII; $12®15.
ClDER—Continues dull and nominally
unchanged, at cs,oo@two per bbl, es to
quality.
CHEESE—Is firmer, bat not quota
bly higher. Western Reserve, 17091734:
Factory, 18(g)t8}0 New' York Dairy,
11834®t9. Goshen. 20.
CARBON OIL—Ls quoted at 26@)28t4
' eta.. for 50 or 100 buret lots, and 2834W:9
eta. In a retail way.
DRESSED HOGS.—DuII notwith. I
standing the arrivals are light; cannot be '
quoted above 11 eta.
DRIED FRUlT—Quiet and un.
changes. Apples at ega."9e. Peaches at
7e9 for quipsters, and 10@lio for halves.
Blackberries 14 cts., and pitted cher
ries 30 ors.
EGOS—DuII at 30 cts.
1 FEATHERS—In better demand and
higher, and we now quote at 85®90 to
the tr ade and the usual advance for
email lots In store.
FLOUR - -Continues quiet and tin-'
changed. We continue to quote at $5,00
695.50 for spring, and 95,7548 for aviator
wheat. Rye near 95.00@5,25. The ant- I
yids continue light, but the aupplY Is I
rally up to the demand.
GRAIN The offerings of wheat coo-
time exceedingly small. but the mills
are getting all they want from the West;
good to choice red may no quoted at $1,15
(ill.lB. Oats dull, and there seems to be
little or no difference between the whole
sale and retail price, and in some instan.
oes a wagon load can be bought at about
the same price as a car load: we quote at
47@49 @SO. Sales of ear corn at 80, and
Beetled may be quoted about 5 a. higher.
Dealers, generally, are only offering tide.
but we can report a sale of 700
bushels at 93, cash. Barley la dull, and
State spring la mintiest at all. •
ILLY—The offerings were unusually
large In Allegheny. to day, which was
owing to the improved condition of the
roads; sales of 108 loads at -17@)116 per
ton.
RUSES--Sales at 8 cents per pound.
ROMINT—SaIes at $8,00®8,50 per bbl.
LlME—Sales of Cleveland white lime
at 11214142.25 per bbl.
ONIONS--Sales at 12.60(193,00 per bbl,
the outside figure for choice.
LARD OIL Sales or No. I extra at
$1,43@1.45. and No. 2 at 95.
PEANUTS—Quoted at o®lo as.
PEAS—DuII: 12,50 per bushel.
FROFISIONS—PIato Shoulders, 14;
Bdger Cured. 15; RibbedlSldes, 16@1814;
Clear do, 17@17%; Breakfast 8ac0t:41936:
Sugar. Cared Hams, 1934®20. Lard. 17
in tierces. and 18 in kga. Dried Beet
notwithstanding
the arrivals are very light; quoted at 50
by the car load and 55 in store.
POULTRY Market almost bare.
Dressed chickens, 1342114, and dressed
turkeys, 1 8 @ 20
SEEDS—Clover seed to in demand
, with small sales at 98.25@8,50. Timothy
is quoted at Si, and flaxseed at $2,1 0 @
2,15. ~
SALT—Is quoted er.B 1,75 by the car
load.
STRAW—SaIes at $14@15 per ton. '
WHlSKY—Highwines firmer at oogi
980 rectified, 51,00; proof ree..tied, CIO.
Old whiskies scarce and firmer.
PETSOLEUDI MUMS?
017101 07 PITTSBLI3OII GAIETTEI,
FRIDAY Jan, 21. 1870.
. .
The air market continues quiet. but
steady, and prices for both crude and
relined are pretty well suatathad. As
has been the case .into the close of 1869,
there la no disposition manifested bore
to Okt anything, either buy or sell, but, as
if by, common consent, operators are
nearly ail holding back, waiting to see
what course the trade 11 likely to take.
The crude market has bmn a tittle firm
er In the oil regions during the past two
or three days, caused, It is said, by the
advent of several speculators, who base
been baying pretty freely, and prices
' aro relatively higher there than hors—
Ibis movement tuts tended to block
trade here, as refiners are not willing In
psy the aduance. In view of the fact that
there haat ot beans eorrespr n ling a dva":..
ca in refined. As we noted the other day,
a good deal of crude mold doubtless be
sold at about 12 to. 12%, but above these
figure*, th ere are law buyers at present.
111771)111).
Bat two gales reported 1.000 bbls Jam.
ary at 31, and 1,000 at 3ri3 . Buster,
rmently, it was said, that this month was
said, that this month was offering at ISON,
February and March at 30%: January to
April at 21; and January to June at 3134.
liew York, we understand, le disposed
to go ...Mort" on "lines" but Pittsburgh
is not disposed to encourage this kind of
business. and as yot, they have not been
able to find many buyers here.
0103/11•
Bat a single sale retorted, 1,000 bids
seller next forty days at 13. Belle this
month may be fairly quoted at IS@IS„q.
Faller to July, 18 and buyer, AA. As
already Intimated, throe are not many
buyers at %notations.
IiTOZETTIVOII (MOM OIL ZT L. T. R..Z.
Fairview 011 Works 320, en account
Lockhart, Frew It Co; Terentum Oil
Works 210, on amount P. Hutchinson;
Beale Oil Works SO, on account B B Dun.
can; Fisher Bro. 400, on account E. H.
Inns; Forsyth Bro. 80, on account W. A.
Bneathen.
rirranuaciu IRON MARKET
OSPICII Or FITTSBUROR GAZRTTR,
FRIDAY, January 21, 11570.
The metal market continues very
quiet, the volume of bullpens having
again beertlight this week, wane in re•
gard to values there are no material
changes. It is said, however, that there
has been taller more InqUiry this week,
that most if not an of the mills that
have not already started, will resume
business within the next two weeks, and
consequently an improved demand for
metal le anticipated. Buyers, are all In
sisting on lower prices, RIM OVOIDS mu'
tending than metal fa relatively higher
than manufactured iron, while furnsece
men are not &tweed to make any fur
ther concessions in order to effect sales,
b are instructing their *gents here to
hold until It la wanted. Of coulee they
would like to sell, but they are not dis
posed to prelim sales fir fear of breaking
the market. Following la the reported
males of thlaweek.
ANTURLCITI.
20 tone No. 1 Foundry 11 500 4 E OO3
30 . No. 1 do . 41.110 4 mos
50 " No. 1 do 40 00 4 mos
100 .' No. 2 do 59.00 4 Ines
10 " No. 2 do 37 50 4 mos
10 . No. 8 Forge - 3300 cash
100 " No. $ Grey 56 50 cash
100 " Cold Shortlirldte... 32 50 4 toes
75 " Whits. 54.004 mos
10 " No. 3 Gray 38 50 4 mos
550 " No. 2 Foundry ..... .... 40.00 4 mos
150 0 ' No. 2 . do 40.00 4 mos
300 " No. $ Fancy Forge... 34.00 4 mos
100 tons Bed umict is ma .
awn:moot% COAL MCKIM 111011 LAZE
SCPICAIOR ORE. •
60 tons Medium Gray ..437 oo mt .
30 " Neutral 37.00 4 mos
40 " Ur*! Forge 717.50 6 mos
440 " Medium Gray Forgo. 07.006 mos
100 . Mottled.„ ... 38 40 6 mus
260 " Medium liray Forge 87.00 6 MO!
30 tons Estra Forgo . gg m o.
/9 0 do do 51.00 4 moo
0 d 6100 4 mos
39 rg. 48 00 4
moos
4$
,do 2}sdlora. 4950 4 mos
42 -OQ . 49 09 46.90 4 mos
Dry Geode SOti , {.
Slaw Your, Jamie*, 21.—The market
la pall lacking in animation, and Dike
rale weedy at 1634(316.tf0 for hea
atieetinp,.taialgo for printing clothe,
lly4nignyie for printed calicoes, 18c for
printed lawns, and 2730 for p.eitio per.
ht won's a
calm: Light spring weigre
millog mom freely, but generally at
low rata. Olen orsabey lo better ra•
sant at ualtorm
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1/14.1tKET9 ll TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, JrinUery 21.—Cotton weak;
Bales 1,400 bales at 1.53ia 'be middling up.
lauds. Flour receipts, 5,725 libla; flour
rather more steady; sales 7,600 bbls at
$4,50(34,80 for superfine State and west
ern, 55,16(36.00 for extra State, 44,95@f:1,10
for extra western, 15.75g4 35 , for white
wheat extra. 1,5,70136,20 for R. B. 0.,
45,5036. 25 tar extra St. Louis, 16,25@8.00
for good to choice do, including sales
of
2,000 bble extra State for exported 55,150
12.25 delivered. Rye flour unchanged.
Corn meal moro active. Whisky heavy;
sales 250 bble western at $1,03 for free.
Receipts wheat, 5,900 bush: wheat lo bet-1
ter and quiet; sales 3,800 bush at {Lig@
41,1 8 for. No. 2 spring. 11,22(31,24 for No.
1 do, 41.27@1..% 1 fur winter red and sub
bar western, 11,55 for white State, $l,lB
for common winter red Illinois.
Rye quiet. Barley more active:
eslea 10,000 bushels at 909@51,02
for two rowed State, 950 for Canada -
Etat. Barley malt quiet; sales 2,000 bit
State at 41,1201.15. Corn—receipts 4.162
emirce and 1(32o better; sales 39,090
bu at 90(35 1 for new western mixed, 51,03
(41,05 for old do, 41,02 for now yellow
Jersey and smthern. Oats—receipts
5,440 ho and a shade firmer; Kates 34,000
be at 58g600 for western, 62(3630 tor .
State. Rice dull. Celia) quiet. Sugar .
dull. Molasses dull; sales 100 bbla New
Orleans at 741@.80e. Hope firm at 18(3280.
Petroleum quiet.
Turpentine firmer at 45(g,
40540. Pork quiet and steady; sales Soil
tibia at 127,50027,75 for new mess, 5".3@
23,50 for prime, 1124(g)25 for prime mean;
also. 1,000 Uhl.; new mere seller March
and May, at 427.75, and 540 do, shiner 5
months, at 427,37. Beef steady, _ with
sales of bbia at slo®l3 for new plain
mess, and 630
414g117,50 ibr new extra.
Tierce Beet firm; Bales 100 tierces at 42 6
(329 for prime mess; 129@31 for India
mesa. Best Ilan* quiet; sake 160 bbls
at 4311533,50 for now. Cut ideate uti•
changed; sales 150 pkgs at 1114€)120 for.
shoulders; 14®16140 for hams. Middles
steady; sales 420 loxes Cumberland out
int 14%@15c for short ribbed; lert‘o for
I lona mar; alto, 1,100 boxes deliverable
at Chicago at 13qo for Cumberland cut;
143;®150 for short ribbed. 15540 for long
clear, and 400 boxes deliverable at Mil
waukee at 13y‘c fir Cumberland cot, and
short ribbed on private terms. Dressed
Hogs steady at 11P113;0 for western.
Lard firmer: sales 2,000 ice at 16€7170 for
steam; 1714'617 No for kettle rendered:
also, 1,000 tierces steam seller February
and Starch at 1e740174. Batter a shade
firmer at 17G1310 for Onto. Chosen quiet
Freights to Liverpool steady; shipments
per steamer were made of 25.000 bush of
wheat at 514 d.
Latest,—Flour closed a shade. firmer
for low grader., with a onedemte export
and home trade demand. Wheat a shade
, firmer and quiet; holders generally vary
' firm, and shippers unwilling to pay
I higher priests; No 2 Spring 51,14(31.17.
i winter red and amber western 51,27(3
1.29. Rye nominally 95@983. Oats quiet
and steely at 68(374 far western. Corn
' firm at 90@5l for new, and 41.04@)1.06
for old mixed western. Pork dull, 427,-
62 hid end 427,75 asked for mess for Feb
ruary, 527,75 bid and 128 inked for March.
Beef guile firm with the demand far cat
meats steady and quick; baron moder
ately active and firm; lard steady, 10%
hid and 17c asked for prime, for Feb'y.
Eggs doll and declining.
CEICACIO. January 21. Eastern ex.
change, 1-10 per cent. off buying. and
110 per cent. premium selling.- Flour
steady for the low and medium grades,
high grades dull; sales of spring extras
at 13 eags Wheat firm and exalted. 2c
higher, gales of No 1 at Oda and No 2 at
80@,81c, closing firm at 80 . 14 c; this after
noon the market wee active and Irregu
lar, 86340 comb and 80,Ne sailer February
for No 2. Corn quiet and holders firm,
134(32e higher on No 2 and 5(360 on new;
sales of No 2at 703:@7414.3 for regular
sad fresh receipts, new at 65®67e, ales
log at 73(373340 for No 2 and 66(3670 for
new; this afternoon No 2 was nominal at
73c. Oats firm and 34 0 higher, ranging
at 4034(341e for No 2, closing at 4u33,'c.
Rye moderately active and thin, 21g,3e
higher; sales of No 2 at 72©730, closing
firm at 731. Barley dull at 7413870 for
No 2. Highwines firmer and excited, le
higher, ranging at 930 for wood and 910
far Iron bound packages, closing firm
Sugar, 113((„413l4e for common to
choice Orleans. Provisions less cc
tiro and firmer. Mess pork quiet
and firmer, 37343,500 higher sales
at $27,12% cash; 127,26 buyer January:
520 buyer Fib's- 527,75 seller March,
closing at 127.121.0327,25 cash, and $27,75
Q 124 buyers Feb'y. Lard aim and atoady,
ac 160 cash,
and 16c seller Feb'y. Meats
active and firm; dry salted shoulders at
1014 c; green llama 14©14.1‘01 short clear
middles 150 abort ries 1334@140. Sweet
pickled hams steady and firm at 150.
Dressed Hogs—light fairly active and
$10.25®10.6354; heavy lots dull and
closing firm at 510,50311 for prime
dividing on" Me. Receipts for past twenty
four haute —ft mr 3 794 olds, wheat 24700,
corn 10,865, oats 8,042, rye 750, barley
t. 908 bush, hogs 11,191. Shipments—
finer LUG bbla, wheat 12,646. e0rn2.8 69 ,
Oats 7,638, rye 850, barley 870 bush, hoge.
2,459.
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Sr. Louts, JACIDATY. 21.-Tobacco in
good demand at full prices Cotton
orm and in good demand at 24}4 25C
for _middling. Hemp steady at $425( . 9 .
1.75 for undressed, and $2,252,40 fur
dressed. Flour firm for low grades, but
buyers are holding off :or navigation to
resume below; sales extra at 114.4044,75,
doabler at 115@5.25, and treble extra
to 865045,65. Wheat q . ulet:
No, N 2 spring in elevator at 90e, No, red
fall 1141,0, No. Ido $1,11114, and 2
choice
do 11,%gfe1,25. Corn steady; mixed
751g7t1c, prime white 800, and choice 82
48:14c. Oats slow at 500 in bulk, wig
51(g055: yanked. There is nothing
doing In Barley. Rye firm at 80e for
prime. Groceries quiet and unchanged.
Whisky atoady at 11354691 c. Provident;
a shads firmer . Pork at 11276327,50. Dry
a &eel shoulders at lic. clear;ribaldes at
1434 r, clear sides at 15a Bacon: shout
dela at 13c. clear sides at ham s ear rib
*ldes at 160. Sugar cured at 18;40.
Lard dull; prime steam at 1614 e. Re
wheat, 3,300 but& corn, 20,000 bush oats,
1-.000 barley.
tinge In good t ri lldetwa and thomiuket
stiff.r at 734€8,340 t ght to heavy.
Cattle quiet at 445340 for fair to prime.
CINCINNATI, January 21.-Flour us
changed; family 862545,50. Wheat ma
clutegod. (-Van firmer: ear 76477 e.
Oats firm •at 50051..3. Rye dull at 884• .
Barley unchanged; spring $1.„10611.;
winter i 1,2541,30. Cotton uncharged
and firm at 24340. Tobacco steady; sales
of 80 httda, at 57,70413,50 for trash to I
common leaf; reoeipts ligand the de- 1
mane good. Whisky as Oun ce d to 0.1,e;
sales of 600 bbls. Meta Pork bold at $27
g 27,2), and P 7,50 was aaked at
tee close for standard brands.
1101ic Meats firm but quiet at 12y,0, 1434
IglBo for shoulders; clear rib and clear
aides packed t4o leer. Bacon in good
demand wi t h aides, and prices
higher, abouldeta held • 130
aides 15344160 for. clear :lb to come
out of smoke: clear sold at 16;40; sugar
cured hoots 18% 419;40, and dull. Pe
trolomn 29431 c for relined. Boger firm:
New Orleans 111&140. Coffee steady at
154.'24. .
LOUISVILLE, January 21. - Cotton:
Salmi of 21 bales middllng , uplands at 2-10.
"Flour quiet, extra family $6 Wheatt
red 51,05, white 2410. Com 93490. Oats
b 4050. Rye f irm; g tusks. To
ccco quiet and sales of 40 bhda;
lugs at 5648,50, leaf $95511,50. Proton.
lous quiet and firmer. Ideas pork $2B,
BICOD. shoulders 18140, clear rib 16.4 c,
clear rib 16340. Bulk moats: ahoulders
1 I.e. clear rib 150. clear aides 1534 c .:
Hauls, sugar cured, 200. Loaf lard no
Whisky advanced to 910950.
Curvituatio, January 21.-Flour mar.
ket dull and lower: Buckwheat floor;
market steady and demand lair at $7.50
®l4; rye flour In moderate demand at
16,25015.50. Wheat dull and heavy, and
tiontinally lower. Corn; old unchan
ged. Oita dull and nominally lower.
,Rye dull and nominal. Nothing doing in
barley. Petroleum firmer and better,
with more inquiry for the western trade:
refined In largo lots held at ZAN small
10.529®3 0 0, crude firm at $5,80.
Nasuen.f.e. January. 24.--Cotton less
active, but prices fircu, with low mid _
dangle at 2111;e, good to ordinary at 230:
Wheat: red $1.05, amber $l,lO, white
81.15. Corn 08:(2111. for sack delivered.
Oits 980. Rye st. Barley 51,20. Fleur
14.50446,150 for auperfine to fancy. Bacon:
clear aides 1634c,.ehouldera 18140. ham@
at 170 for city, sugar cured 20c. plain 180.
Lard 17;40. Bulk meat: clear 'ldea 150,
clear ribbed 1414 c, shoulders'. 17;40.
Rodin pm* SV..
MILWAUKEE, January 21-Flour um
°banged. Wheat weak at 86a for No. 1,
81 , 413 for No. 2. Oats nominal.
track.
Rye
at 580, for new on the track.
Bye steady at 700 for No. 1. Barley-on
changed. Dreared hogs firmer at $10,50
-Igill.oo. Receipts of 1,000 bhls flour.
11,103 bunt. wheat. Shipments of 1,000
2.000 bush wheat.
PHILADELPHIA; January 21.-Cotton
i firm. Petroleum hold at 210 for crude,
and 8034431140 foe refined. Provisions
very tonsil business done. Mal Pork
dull at $2B. Lard 16,4 e. Whisky owlet
tled; iron boulid western held at VAL
BALTIMORE, January M.-Provisions
unchanged. : Whisky .. very quiet and
held at VIAL
120 bbbl
E=r3
cm=
'''7l,Bl4wralreirl/2 in leaving Nashville
Monday evening for Cincinnati. while
Passing the railroad bridge, the , wind
drove her against ono of tbo piers, by
which stekbari about forty feet of bee
starboard''snard and a portion of bey
Poet borne carried off. Stir) landed
afterward, and •In the course of • few
hours proceeded op her way.
PITTSBURGH DAILY GAXETTE : SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 22, 1870
RIVER NEWS.
Upper titvcr!,
BROWNSVILLE, Jan. Z.—River falling,
with 111 and a half foot of water In the
channel. Weather clear. Thermometer
BBat4 C.
Monnawrowx, Jan. 21.—River
with tiny theme of water In thoehanneL
Weather clear. Thermometer 46 at 4
W.
OIL Crmr, 34n. 21.—Itiver falling slow
ly, with et: feet of water in the channel.
Weather clear. Thermometer 92 at 6
P.M.
CIIIZENKIORO, Jan. 21.—Ricer station
an}, with five and a half feet of water.
Weather clear. Thermometer 40 at 4
The river continues to recede steadily
at this point with 11 feet 3 Iriches In the
channel by the Monongabola marks.
Weather clear and pleasaet, although
somewhat colder than yesterday. Mer
cury stood nt 90 during tlui greater part
of the day—wind last miming,. north.
west.
There has been no arrivals since the
date of our last report, Viand the Bt.
Charles le about the only boat duo.
Tho R. C. Gray. Capt. laaao Whitta.
ker, with Capt. W. It Anderson, in the
office, is announced to depart for St.
Louie this evening.
Peasengers and shippers should bear
in mind that the now steamer Arlington,
will leave here for Cincinnati on 'Tues
day next. It la hoped she will receive;
as ohs deserves, a big trip—abe is a
Pittsburgh teat in every sense of the
word, and was built expressly for the
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati trade, and is
corned by Pittsburgh men.
. The Messenger, Capt. Jesse Dean, will
be the Scat boat out far New Orleans.
g: Following boats were in port last eve W n-
Messenger. Kate Ptnam, Nick
all. R. C. Gray, Arlington, u Julia No. 2,
and Icm:elides.
Business continues very quiet at the
landing.
The Argosy left for Cincinnati last
eveAing with but little more than half a
cargo. She wilt probably pick up some.
thing at Wheeling.
The. Media Ebert, New Orleans to
Pitiebtirdby arrived at Cincinnati -on
Thursday, and the Sallie left the same
day for New Orleans. New Orleans
freights have declined sharply at Cineln.
natl, but the Sallie had her trip all en
gaged before the decline occurred.
—The calkers of the Fleetwood furnish
the fallowing particulars of the founder
lug of the Little Fawn, at Marietta, dur
ing the storm of Monday evening: The
Fawn had just left the wharf at Mariet.
to, with two bargee in tow, one of them
being heavily loaded with lumbar. She
hart a number of taborets on roard, who
were going along to unload the luineer
from the barge. She was overtaken by
the storm just after getting out in the
river, and too waves rolling very high,
and the boat rocking considerably, the
men on her became frightened and do.
sorted the steamboat and took to tho
barge loaded with 'limbo, which noon
began to MI with water, and the lines
lessening the boats together parting, the
barge was deserted by the men just, aa it
went down, and they again nought safety
on the steamboat. The steamer Eagle
was lying at the wharf at Marietta, and
linutodlately went to the rescue of the
men on the coat, allot whom escaped on
her. After reaching the Fawn the Engle
whistled for &existence, which was im
mediately answered by the Fleetwood.
which steamer was then lying at the
Mariner wharf: but just an the latter
st earner reached her the Fawn sunk out
of . sight,. and but few ptecea came to the
surface gain. '
—The Salado, some of whose owners
reside in Cincinnatti is canning in Rawl
Slough, from Fort Jackson to New-Or
leans. She made considerable money
last year in the same trade, and run out
two opposition beam. • She is doing
equally well now. The Rose Franks,
owned by a planter on the Slough, was
in opposition nntila few days ago. Finally
her owner accepted from the Salado 13110
cash for her trip, and she has not been
heard of since in that trade. Captain
Taylor, of the Salado, now "owns the
river," and get. better prices for carry
ing cotton than the Red River boats do,
although the distance la much law
—sit a meeting of the Committee of
Underwriters, held Tuesday, it was de
cided to further contest the Mail Corn..
pany's claims nn the insurance compan
ies of this city for the toes by fire of the
steamers Anomie& and United Slides.
These sults, some twenty-live in all, aro
asrainet the Underwriters of title' city
only, the - various companies In Louis
ville end the East having paid on the
America, and agreed to pay on the Uni
ted States, Me loss on which is only
partial. as soon as an adjustment la ar
eived aL—Cincinnati Enquirer.
—The Evansville Journal, of Tuesday,
says: The Robert Moore arrived at 8:30
lest night with • 'very good trip. She
added some freight hers, but - had to re- '
taw a large quantity of -bay olTered her.
Captain .I..hu Ferrell denies that he was ,
blown into the nursery-by the bursting
of the Moore's ateampipe on her last trip
op. The Robert. Moore broke a cam
yoke on her way down, by picking up a
floating stump or root. She left it here
for repair, and is working her engine at
full stroke.
the West Wind was lying at
the bank below Mt. Vernon taking
freight, the bank leaved In. damaging her
considerably.
—The Camelia left Cincinnati for Pitts
burgh on Wednesday with 300 tons.
Pilots—James Shwas° -and Barney
Given.
—The St. Charles did not leave Cincin
nati until Wednesday having laid over
to take the Bsllevertion'a freight
.
—The 831110 Bollevetnno and Wane
olti are loading at Cincinnati fur New
Orleans.
- - -
—Din Rice's drone boat, WHIR. Hays,
to up Rod River, above Shreveport.
•
INFORMS He 11611.110 AD.
CIXVES.A.ND AND Prrrannand Rule •
ROAD. January 21.-2 care I.ke superior
ore, McKniebt & Co; 3do do, Hammy,
Wells & Coi 2 do do, Reese, Graff &Dull;
4do do, McKnig6t, Porter & Co; 9 do
Iron ore, Bhoennerger, Blair & Co; 1 do
lake sup nre..l Reamer & (k); 52 bbhi oil,
J Spear & Lb; 1 car 'potatoes. Bricker &
Co; 1 do dn. Bruggerman & O'Brien: 121
' oil bbla. B Paiute; 5 hi. frames, Pick.
eragtll, L & Cot 10 ',big lager beer, J
Kessler; 25 do lard oil. W Hays & S on;
31 bdle, 3 ben; iron, .1 V Keeler; 8 ski
rags, Godfrey & Clark; 3 rolls leather, 13
N Hotratott; 13 bbis knobs, Adams, Mc.
Kee & Co; Edo do, Jones, Nirulek & Co;
30 aka barley, 1 bbl tallow, McCullough,
8 & Co; 4 kgm lard, S•bge ' beans, 2 tubs
butter, Bigger & Lewis; 12 bale chair; T
11 Young & Ce; 22 skis rye, J & W Far
ley; 25 bbls floor, 814 Mervin; 15 bus
Icheese, 4do butter. 1 bhl eggs. Day &
Co; 12 bdle bones, - 'rhos Hare & Bro; 2
cars fire brick, 'Union Iron Mille; 48 has
hard ware, Whitmore dr W; 15 sks dried
fruit, 7 do rags, 8 Dayol; 1 car lumber, J
!qua,.
-
PrrTanunon FORT WATON AND CHI
-01.00 Retr.twAD. January 20 —2OO hides,
Hamnett Son; 10 bras bacon, J
Parker; 200 bble.flour, owner; 1 car balk
hams, 111 M Freed; 3 cars wheat, .5 8
Liggett Co; 2 cars bone duet, Seward
&E; 1 car barley, Pier, D a Co; 11 bdls
paper, Frazier. WI a Co; 100 bbla flour.
W Restage @ Co; 1 d hog,2 ekes pralltrY.
11 itea Jr; 2 cars I atone, Graff, B & Co;
2do do, Loughlin Co; 4do do, Snoop
bercar. B @ Co; 1 car rye, W J Moak; 4
roils leather, 8 kaput 1 bbl whlakey,
M Swiggett: 2 big but:or, 1 bld, env,
Deetner D; 10 big soap, 10 bbla peat,
Arbuckles Co; 41 tildes, A @ 3.oroetale
ger; 2 bgs clover seed. W W Knoll V
bra cheese, N .1 Braden; 4 tibia butler,
Hayworth 4-1); 6 rolls leather, M De
lenge; 507 baba paper, It Christy.
• Prrrastniew, OironrioLTl LOD ST.
Len:a Ram:oat:4 January 21.-2/ bgs
barley, 5 do wheat, McHenry & Heed; 1
car corn, Campbell & C; 1 do steel, UrUl•
say 4 Wells: 21 bbls highwine, Little &
Machileg; 6 bbl. liquor, J Adler; 100 ban
starch, R•nehart &14; 10 bb's ell. Bewails
& II; 0 bits corn, W C Cook; 116 brat bar
ley, 12 bola apples, rdeanor & Harper, 5
bag mdse, N Soapy. 1 Da do .1 Fullerton;
bbl butter, Head dr. Metzger; 5 tuba 40,
J A Orals; 6do do, F G Craighead; '5 do
do, lbbl eggs, Monitor & B; 3 bbls glass,
Bryob & Walker; 104 bgs oats, McHenry
HOod; 18 do do, Meanor & Harper.
AI4,IIIII2ENT Vara= RAlLnnith Jan.
Cary-21.-10 mks oats, 13 do corn, It Steer.
art; Baka onions. A J McWilliams; 11
eke oats, Jai Loans; 1 Car hay, Moreland
& Mitchell; 37 aka oats, Schnelbach; 1
car bay, Blaney* Moore: 1 car horses,
D Graham; 9 tars etas, Rinehart & Ste
ver* 6 do rye, McCullough. Smith &
Co; 1 ear metal, Nitpick &Co; 31 bgs rye.
13 Heed; 5 kgs butter, W M Oormly;
aka onions, 11 do flour, Head & M; grads
railroad Iron. B A Temple; 4 do do. C A
Carpenter; 17 brat seed, A Kirkpatrick &
Co; 7 hides, .1 Caliery; 5 bide tallow, Geo
Haslera.47 hides, C Spangler.
Amkonsarr Breslow January 21.-
1 oar staves, .1' Rehash; Lear ore, Graff,
B & Co; 20 bgs corn meal. Hippley B;
Scars lumber, 8 Walters 63 bales cotton,
Kennedy. C @ Ca; 104 belle hides; A Bel.
atelne; 5 bbls flour, 1.1 Steel & Son; 1 car
staves, Baylis ,t R: I do do, .1 K Hemp!
hill; 1 car barley. J Rhodes& Co; 1 oar
wheat, Kennedy Bros; 2 pkg. butter, B
@ 4 Careen:l9 aka oats, bbl
eggs, Jim O'Hanllia; t car ablogles,
dalph 4. T 26 dressed hogs,Brown; 1
car lumber, Wilson, B @ ON 205 irks
real feed, NO Meletilteral.
VER PACKETS.
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PACKET LINE.
The New end Splendid Side-wheel
Ser. ARLINGTON,
DAN'.L MOORE Master,
A. S. SHEPARD Clerk,
LEAVES PITTSBURGH
C/1313.42133.33.41.11
Every Tuisnmr.r. lsl M. Trolootle. be.a•tt
to. . Cincinnati for rirrsuusou atl9
H. every It IDLY.
Tian nos steamer is repis.• With every matfett
and eastecnittl , e. nod Do bailie WI I rerantt to
tender entire utlarsction to nothpaswad
U
hippers.
Wo-irel•ht. sausage. or other Leon... Lon. DP
ply on host./ or tu
J AMES COTXVISI9,
JOUST FLACK,
•
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KENNA'S AND NEW ORLEANS
KOR MEMPHIS,adst
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Jail YLAC K COLI.INti WOOD. Arlan,
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FINANCIAL.
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Cat. JOHN DIVXXINS. Deputy. rtuatwasgb
exo. mannair. Doatir. An.
ittos7 Mast.
IarCOPINTMPTION.
DS. SCHENCK'S ruLmustn Er RIM for the
crtiVrAurFt'ii.TAlT.AVlTtMirt.i for the
ears of Dyepe pato end *lithe Debilitated Condi-
Hone of th • Out
DR. tCHENCIE.s MkRDRtER PILLS. for
Dtecthes of the Lima or to net as a Gentle Pare
gwUre.
all of theme three aftentheitered
enlist Consumption, though the Pulmonic
Mgt ttrXl gtsinSteTiflrarit . t e t•
reimtatinie the Stonsthh and Lirer, and help the
Put unthe Syrup to direst and se... through the
Wont ves.els, by wish means • core It soon ef
fected.
Teeth Medicines are conthlentlnnsif offered to
the Pubticas toe only salt, cartels and reliable
rerneuy for Pomona., Consumption. and for all
tense morbid .ntlitton • of th- body which lead
11, that fat" via ease. Liver complaint and Dire.
parole areoften foreitomet• of Consumption.
ad w . they mantra." themselves they thnulre
the mo t prompt *Hers on.
The Putman. B. ran Iv a medichse which ha
hbox a long probation before the P. bile. "seethe
et been prorad by thr Allotment" cures It baa
ate through a period of mere than thlrth
years. in all of which t me Its reputation hu in.
ere..ed and the most nest new skeptichm cut
no tonccr doubt that It is • remedy which may I
be need with conedence in all eases which vim"
of a cure.
If the p .(1,.1 will pertercrlngly follow the die
motto. which accompthy each bottle. be will
ceotathly be cored. If hts longs ore not too ma.
wasted to make • cure pos.l le. leen lu els.
"moused to be Incurable. when friends end play.
t e ,aos have despaired, the use of this Medicine
has saved the Are or the patient and restored
him to perfec• b alth.
lie. Sch.ch does not say that ail rues of Pol.
mynary lonstimpt'ou are within the reach of
mi "eine. but he emphatically anerts
m a tt often
when pal t.te bare tne roust alarming saonts.
Binh no a violent cough, creeping chill. nth"
"wee". ire eras detultry, eve to such a;ltgree
that they are obliged to ite In bed, and when
they" e given up by "Kir phystclut they may still
be cured Y. o med cal trewment eart create new
lunge. hat when the tunes arevery tied pH"...
Ond townie extent de decayed. a cure may be et.
[acted by Dr. ti•trovit' medicines.
Also. In hcrofulous Diseases. terse medicines
are tonally number Dr. Schenck here ut°.
graphs of a num of perm. who been
nearly torered with Mining sores and new all
tie ltd op. This mho , . Its pottering pnapertice.
welch most be able , o heal ea Ides in the long..
In the tee Meet of Como,. plion It la oi
otinCalt Iniportaa. glue i co n and a nealthY
tone to the system, Hence it is net... to
eltheethen the aPPetit • of the pa•tent and tm
prove the digs etion• PrOpor nourishment le re•
eared together 'With seen means as will make
the toad
for
dige.stAbie. The articles molt
suitable for the diet of Conaom tire patients.*
design" d In Dr. Schenck's Almauths.which
are dietrlnuted gratuitou s ly. In genital, th •
most lithely notritlons articles are to he pre•
Cferred.bot the digestive organ. must be medicine
ad oreer to make either food or
servicesble. This fepuiameet Is met by the
neavreed Tonle, and for this purpose Dar" des
ignated
Whoa the "{Mlles p were are psi In good
order, the food Las Its proper erect; the sr sten
of the Wien Is Invigorated and tt e longs be
gin to exercise their function , le a normal and
healthy manner. 1 ben tan Dealing powers of
raiment° Bleep will eft et the core.
rulm..ry Consumption is almost "way. cow
'Sleeted with Dysiepsta and Liter Complaint.
Sehenck'e Mthdraso Pills are la ended to re
move obstruction. from the Liver and restore Its
healthy thtlon. They have all the eel.ty which
le merlhed WWe nel or mesa. endure
warranted not to root in a particle of any min
er" poison. These Pills cure the mosbstinate
noativennat, sick beadthbo, piles, hi- le ns "fee
ion, and all other diseases watch-rise from a
torpid or obattnntd corldltion. f the Liver. One
box of these hide will prove the etaCael of the
medicine.
In Consumpt on the Pea Weed Tonle and Man
drake Pills are turainable auxiliary medicines
They relieve toe stir Mop of tee patient and
anise ttko Pathan:do Syrup In erecting • ate.
They h•re been forted astral In wives eed stases
o(Cansumption, where tee Inn re me almost en.
Urely destroyed and all SyloniOltis ancOollag
death. adgma at of the physlel. In ithted "tweedy
The tires of patients with were “ts. , ly
'a dilos udition have been preserved for
'wilts by the WO of tater/eV. three great rem.
ed Dr. lea.
Schen - Vs Almanac contains a full treatise
on the various forms of discs. e. his mode of
treatment. aim ges!. du. ctions how to me Ws'
medicine. ma be hai l sults. or IP nt by mall
addressing his his Principal Waco, No. 15, North
ninth street. Philsdelobia. Pa.
Price o . the Palmome oprop sodsaweed Too
le ascii 81.50 per bottle, or 1T,5 half dosen.
Nandrakerillslllo anis nbos. Poe *ale all
druggists. deiid&F
arDOCTOR WHITTIER CON.
TINDES TO TREAT ALL PRIVATE
DISEASES. That numerous. lass of case. result
ing Rom self...plme, pro , ming unmanliness
nervous debility, Irritabllity. eruptions. seminal
emissions. and Anally Lanntesey permancatlY
cured. Persons *Dieted with delicate. tutricase
Pg d i rlj InlftrePto= f t o ' r W nits nM P rI A . ' rbre ' ri
IZ/nlll l -11 . 1m T irt=rreTe= 1;
dent, safe, permanent and which In most e
cases
ma te wed without hindrance to Monne. Red
id... prepared I. the establishment. which em
braces ogee. reception and waiting rooms; alma
boarding and simple/ apartments for d ae
requirtng daily
i ces' attention. an vapor
and chemicel to. them eoncentrating the famed
raiment' springs. o matter who have failed..
Mal, vow ease, Read what he SAYS In Me pam
phlet of lifts pmfes. sent to any address for two
stamps In sealed envelope. Thonsande of cases
treated annually at oM• e and all over the eons
try. Conralmtion free, hemmed', or by _mall
UMee No. 9 -Wylie etreet, (near Conn Home)
PlUstergh. Pa. Hours 9A.M.to V r. San.
days Pamphlet mat to any ed
am. for two etamps.
ggirCA‘CEltlit. TUMORS, Vt.
cam, P.c.—Astonishlog and almost
miraculous corn of Cancer are being daily
made by Drs. R. IL 'KUNZ a CO.. at the .
Philadelphia Cancer Infirmary, 931 Arch street.
Philadelphia. Penna.,' sad at the branch of
ten In charge of PlOrde/Or E. 0. DLLTON,
ISO Elm lit.. Clueloaml. Ohio. The treatments
used are Cancer Antidotes, the most nicotine
and al:teener.' known In the civilized world.
They are not eaustic, eating or burning mcdl.
eine. They glee litt'e or n. pale. Tiny' are er.-
ddrsed by the best Immooa of the age. No
athespenonslanve these antiontos. No other
treatment should be used. Tor particulars nil
or Melees. as above. no6.o6.Trns
rarBATCHELows HAIRWORLD—doer DYE
—T11• bine IN THE tint
entrap red—p+ etttlot ponder to prra.yee the
einem nr td. 12 18 •-iltred. - TLT
iinetlrLSAS—reltatde-dllBl AN AA 818.0 th Avuld
the •nuoted and %Wetly. prrOsratloos heathy(
Thin eathey do not comas, 177.. a 'maid "wipe
tag nit gar. The enoltie W. A. •tabetor . .
mat lIAS SWETT TheNS ItITOTATION 10
ap•tald Its latetrity. eold ay litogglata. Ap
plied at 18 ISuitA litraat. N.
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JUST OUT. - 7
..cLOMBY PECTORAL TEIOCITES. ••
. 411: COLDS, COthille..lsl)RW 1 . 118.0.1 T AND
•
None no rood • None no pleasant.
None Cure as Quiet.
ItlinrlTOTZ .1k
10 /into: Bonne. New Tort.
Treeno more of Wive horrible tuted nausea.
Un["➢rowo Cobbe Wan." athl
k i sz•Eirrolll. 871ELOLE.
tsTIctt LIBERTTI
B.CONONLI,
1/151 TRADE'
To secure even handed imiTtex. Just come and
me what splendid heroism are enema In the •or.
peons meek of timing and bummer Clothesjnat
prepared and exhibited to they üblic by
B. C. TaArraitleaw.
The rolled LIiMITY to be enjoyed when the
man who enjoy.
lt ts eatly dilated 16 a suit o
new nunnery . Clothes which ettilm so ostufortablef
aa opt to abridge the freedom of his motion I. Such
clothes are to he had at B. C. TaattgastAT l a.
or T r:Vr c tf L , e rrtroUrt r olog:_p ron't
priors for unaalisfattory elosolne, e bet come al.
get the womb of every delr e Y . V:=,,V,,,
Tann Titeliz of the freest sort, pmetieed even
day, and all day. at the Ile No 11 Clothing
Hall. There the people bring Oar ea.h. and
there they get their clothes. tram . man free to
buy at all usum. Trade tremendona pm now at
tin Big No. II Citble. Hall.
L. 16.01 AT Tllll PRICES.
Coma Vat suits for
worth
.
0: feoneN.
-
gkattog park solo forll% wo rth 691.
500 cotta linen. at $9 60 each worth IL
Black mils for 610 worth 10 O.
Boys* aults for 65 worth 810.
salt groat many more too numerOua tonna -
Hoe. Call early and ware your bargains, am we
nave bet • few days to call. lieMetelbtf Big 50.
1151mh anat. . •
11, TRUTEDIAIL
• •
DILWORTIMPER & CO
243 LIBERTY STREET,
&re razOvlog largo Odom sits of
New Crop New Orleans
SUGAR and. MOLASSES
iv - They give 12 per cent. tare
on a•taiapar by the hogshead
1.. B. I UL10:1 O. J. WWI
FULTON & IrGANN,
PIATAII3EIt 9
GAS AND STNAIS PITTEUS,
7111 A Aleir Huh Street.
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PIPVIIIPSteIi, PA.
Lead Pipe. Ontst Both, Gut 71x.nres. hints,
Lath lent and Wash 'Pleads. trot Pipe and
Pittl; gr. Ale and Baer Pum . ps, them Cocas
alwats on band. Pabl'e 4 Private Buildings
acted op win tlas. Water and Meath Beating
Appalatne. , Jobbing yr= pay Stialided
ALPERT & R.OHLER,
Nseefacturers and Dealere_le BOOM MO=
AND GAMOW, No. '36 market street, MA
O tr.. Pa.
Partlenlie attention given to Cease= Work.
We beg leave to w e
areheah. ot the
Panne to the toot Vat we a now prepared to
It•eilarlatere Botts ard ror Petweth
UMW. wrb Corns, Bunions/ or dammed Net.
AL
l'plle:thaidtkrt:nrerhtenoollidlA'sl 4 11' 1 ' ' l,ll llf ** n l . '4 lVe
adopted Ur. Alpert,. mode of theanzthe tbe
blot, by whir% we eon be is le warrentleit Can
sod evallertable Boot , =dr.. for tbe tend.
out Wt. Ohre IN • teingt i .l 7 ,' ° lrarim
tat4Wl 211
Z. U. 11111111
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SaW INT & n f ATr.
AEUSITACTURAL *MID
ORNAMENTAL CARVIRRB,
h. is Batiditiky it., illegkeuy, h.
BILMII. t?; on band . 11.1111fi FYWLL rit
et al , drwripaint.a dope.. .
WISIIALIA3 -ELEM.
tutr I..aYuma NMI. Crab HIANAINSIG
asteltblVe Rail= WILL Cl= DTaireretA• dela
illatteltalVil Nu= war. COOS COITION- -
• •
alui re6 a stira math:, la.oo m z et i m, Timis
.lizib%.,..igtzgh.x.
v. eale„bliolessla and retail, try OZO. A.
[WM. rutsberrb. ret.A.rrn ,It Joni meee bete crap Tonle Dater. very due. .
for We by tits box or paned at the /sadly uro
UENDERSON J.k. BROT BEV S, ...7 nor. of .
JOHN A:HAMM %NIT,
See Ltberly street, Dealers la Dr.ire ha s 0,..... Loma, ...4 ist.th .m.y..
Na Masi lArliMash Mae
. • .
SEALED PROPOSAL% WILL
to reollved at the ohoe or the Chief Qom ,
t er ...ter. kiiiitsd7 'Division 01 the tairsourl.
Chicago, 'Unto's, until 19 If., on 7101/nDhY.
lebrav7 1. 1670, for the transportation or
Ekrrentkent troops. Governms nt and
Indian. anyone. between the following point.,
ait tedle.ted during the time from Ma. eh 40.
1870, to October 31, 1610. eft.:
Trout lit. Louis. Mo., to blown City. 1 notion
Stoney, Tort Ilanoall, Whetstone Creek. Lower
Brutes and Crow Crak Agencies. Tort dully,
Big Cheyennes and Grand Myer Agenda, Fort.
Stevenson. Buford. Camp Cooke. or any
poet that maybe established at the month of the
Dinseleabell river, and Tort Benton. •
From Wysndotte. Kan., to Bloom City. Yank
ton Agency. Tort Randall,' Whetstone Creek.
LoWer Stoles and Clots Creek Asenclea. Tort
Big Cheyenne atd Grand Myer Avtudier,
Forts Rite. 8040000011, Buford. Camp C.A.. or
any post that•tiay be established at the smooth
or the Muselediall Ilya and Fort Benton.
From Tort Isiavenworth, Nan.. to Mon: City,
You ktOn ASCU". Tort BaudatL Whetstone
Creek, LOWa r Brain and Crow Creak. Agenda,
Fort dolly, 14. Cheyenne sod Grand Rlyty
Agencies, Forts Moe. otevenson. Buford, Camp
Cooke. or any post that mar be established mutter
mouth of the Bowleg:tell river and Fort Renton.
From Camila. Neb., to Stout City. Yankton
Age ray. Fort Randall. Whetstone Creek, .Lower
Brutes and Vro tr. Creek •gernles. Fort UMW.
Big Cheyenne and Grand Inver Ageaelee, Font
Rim. Stevenson., Ba'ord. Camp Cooke. or say
post that may be established at the mouth of the
Maselesbell Btnr and Fort newton.
From *loan City. lows. to Yankton Atiteni7,
Tort Randall. Whetstone Creak, Lower Brutes
and Crow Creek Agencies. VortSally. B.g ChtY
enue and Grand River Ageoelee. Forts R
I tivenson Buford, Camp Comte. or any post
that mu, be establlsoed at the mouth of the
Maseleshell neer, and Port Benton.
From Yankton Agency to Foot liendall.Whet
stone Creek, Lower Brutes and Crow Creek
Ageneles. Fort Sully. Big Cheyenne and Grand
Ether Ageneles, Forte Rice, Stevenson, Buford,
Camp Cooke, or any post that may be establish
ed at the mouth of lb. 'lluselesitell otter. and
Port Renton.
From Fort Randall to Whetstone Creek, Lower
Brutes mill Crow Creek Attendee. Fort Bally.
Big Chtyennt sag Grand River Agencies. Torts
Rice, Stevenson. Buford, Camp Coke. or nay
poet that may be Intel inked at the =author the
Mutelmbell , and Fort Benton.
Prom Whetstone Creek Agency to Lower
Beams sad Crow Creek •geneles. Port Voila. ,
Big Cheyenne and Grand Silver Agencies, Forts
It oe, Mavens/on, Be 'ord. Camp Cooke. or any
post that may ba established at the month of
the himelstabell river, and Fort /I.ltoll.
From Lower Brutes Agency to Crow Creek
Agency, Fort litbly, Big Cheyenne and Oland
litter Agonies, Forts Mee, Stevenson. Bor.&
Camp Cooke, or any ooat that may be established
at the month ol the Ifeselesheli river. and Port
Benton.
From Crow Creek Agency to Fort Belly. Big,
Cheyenne and Grand River Agencies. Forts Woe,.
Raven:on. Buford, Camp Cooke, or any post
that may be established at the mouth of the
Mem.esheli river. and Tort Benton.
From Fort Lolly to Big Cb,venne md Grand
River Agencies, Torts Bice. !Stevenson. Batbrd,
Camp cooky, or any post that may bt ealabashed
at the month of Ileseleshell river, and Fort
Benton.
From Big Cheyenne Agency to Greed River
Agana,. Forts Mee, litevenson, Baird, Camp
Cooke, or any pos. that may be established at
the motto or the Iloscleshell river, and Volt
Brutal
Greed Elver Agency to Forts Mee, Eta
e 5..., Buford. Ormo Cooke, or any post that
_oy be established at the month of the Muscle
shell river and Fort Benton.
From Fort Rica to Potts 'Stevenson, Buford.
Camp Cooke or any post that a ay be established
at the month of Auseterhell riper sad. Fort
Benton.
From Fort StV.Telll.O4 to Tort pulsed. Camp
Cooke, or any lost that may ha estataahed
at
the mouth of - the Iduseleskell Myer and Tort
Bent n.
prom Port Buford to Camp Cooke Or any post
that may be tatabllsbed at tba month of the
llntelesbell river and Tort Benton.
prom Camp Cooke or any Post that may be
establlibed at the month of the Maseleskull
ever, and Port Benton.
Prowess's are also invited for the transports•
than of .rcope and idopiles. dust's tae
.00.00
from aramh 00. 1010. to October Si. 1070.
Qom Chicago. 111Inots, ots i/ 000 City. lows. on
through hale of lading. to all the points alum.
Monk My that are above swelled.
Bidders will state the rate, (separately brie each
month from Yaretk 110th to Oetotwr 31at. 1610,
inclusive; the date of startler to dttermlne the
rate to be paid. at which they will terorm f the
service from each of the siartles pulnts to the
several points of destinatson glom named, as
tabu.:
Ist. The rate at which they well trtheport thelt
officer and soldier (elide passage to be provided
far oilcan. nod far slithers necessary [Welt , .
for cooking their rations. which will be suppid , l
by the Government).
Ad. The rate pee 100 pounds at Which they
will ...port supplies.
3d. The rate at which they transport
horses, males, cattle.thabelances,cartsougons.
etc., (troughs tor feeding the al thuds to bent--
Med by Wambold.) •
A just prefercuot will be given to parties who
own and control bode. Busts will be expieted
to always g.ee the Gun:west freight the pref•
erence, and In no ease wilt he allowed to wry
ownLe to the excluton of Government freight.
The contne or will be required to tramport
stores by land in the event of failure by Inter;
' and nil stores recetud by the eontractor for
transportation must be detected at their deed
, net on within the year 1010.
Bidders wid plcue elve the rate at which they
will furnish transportation duets
,thream
though for that eselthive purpose rebut will'
be required to en up.treses noless to bring dewb
at least 160 tong of Oevernment freight. The!
contractor for transportation from Chicago will
not be required to furnish thy down stream
imhsPortstlon.
In ease the contacting PertY etn7
Etwsw u req.ired. the Doventment reserves the
right to thresh the transportation at the cc.
penile of the _contractor: and nothing herein
contained shall be so construed se to prevent
the Government fun trauspotiang It/ applies
on any of its own boats.
Bldlere an enfant:Led that hobos% loaded with
Government stores will be allowed to go above
Mous City. lowa, drawing net three and one.
half feet water. As no boats will beuired to
go to points above Sten: City with .then emu
hundred tons, bidden; will state the We at
which they will trumped ddietments of troops
of 100 oe or - re without freight. •
Bidders shodd glue their names In fall, as
well as their plunger reddens., and each
pro
posal most be sobelopsoled with shoed in the
um sf $lO,OOO. dined by two or more Mayen-
Mete perless.„ enema:l4MM, that. In enne the
contract Is awarded to the person proposing. It
will be aecepted and uttered Into. and goo/ that
suMelent security fernished by said party. In
thcordauce with tie tame of this advertuembot.
The contractor will be required to glee bond
le the ow of tetoo,o_.o) one hundred thousand
dollars.
The sleety to whims the award is mule, mut
be prepared Cr execute the eontreet et once. and I
to give the required bond for Its Width' per. •
form coca.
The Government reserves the rased; is reject
any or nil Olds that may le offered.
Copy of b ask farm of e,stract both We trans.
pottatitn from dl. Louts; Yo,. and Oldenets.
to be enured Into In the event of award, and
blank toms of proposes, un be bad by applies
don to this office, to the &Mee .of the Chief
Quartermaster, Department of Ale Digitalin,
Loop., 1154 Chief Quartermaster, Depart
ment of the Platte. Omaha. bleb.; to Smut
Lieutenant , Colonel James K. Mute, Qthetet .
muter. Fort Leavenworth:Man.. and Ceidalts
Juan Asststa.t Quarternmstore Sloth
City. lows
ploposals for tralleekOriatlOn from EL Lows,
etc.. should be indorsed, .l•Propoeals the Army
anapOrtattoin on .he Xlisourt Blear. from St.
Leele, Mo., ete... • an/ thou for ti serf °nation
from Chicago, ..Frojomls for Army TM:tepee ,
tattoo from Chicago. 111., to points on the MO
soul Blur," acd addreued totem Wit reigned.
By order of the
Qa atarmaster General:
D. 11. 111101(1B,
Assistant Quartermaater General. Dolled elates
Army and Chief Quartermadee Widen Di
vision f the lftssoun.
10vpoalis head of Wood
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• ITT CONTIIOLLSIVP /11/71,1
Pr/TfiEUSIGII, Jasoan , VAR. ISIS. g
REALED raorosAta WILL
1. "-'he reeelvtd at Otto *Mee to Janusel
IBTO. for torolably it the city will. STATION
ER!! sad BLANK BOJSS.
R. 3. 111c0OWAN, ontrouoe.
VidLLPAPERS
EiSGIANT
PAPER HINGING&
•
I:n=o4A Wall Paper. he plebe t
Wow to soot sad emote. Termlllt i o 4" 1131k ra
wirmtror!kr-- run'-40111-
stro.ped and printed "r" rASZIA
m lej=gite.Nome. oI t be !baud elsewhere
t
-w.p,MARRAATI,S
NEW WALL PAPER STORE,
VIMST L 1117.1810, APPLICA.
TIONa Liquors.
Pittsburgh,
- Pa
Vick IteLatightla, tairP.tt 14th want
Hear( Skelton. wen, Ilta ware. .
=
Towaships.
James 'Brew. *stein. Stowe tolmthlp.
The Lleea. Besse tent hear the ahoy. avel‘e.
411 lOW in5t....10 o•eletk
A.
JOSEPH asowats. Perk.
CIUM CLOTHING.
• 'IOAI4, PANT% ovaaams. axe, ae.
Maltlt==
Fowr Firm
BOILER. STILL AND TANS
NV - 00U 7 S• •
CARROI:t. iTt7D SNYDER.
MANUrACTUREUS tll
•
TUBULAR, DOUBLA•MLUED TUBULAR
WIRIC-ROI AND T EA M HOU,
ISKS,
gl 6 I/ g AT iL I ASH rANs.
elcyrlANti rtais, SALT TANS AHD CON
DBN4Lits,
STEAM IFI* HA:H/11E7E5Si AND 15.05
BRIDOS.I,
PRISON DOOR-SAND COAL SIIUTZS.
One w s and Warehon CORM" second.
Titlrd. Short wad Liberty btreeit
rTrzsptirson.
alrOrdets scot to tlo stave addrtAlwlll
41
Dro.DtlYtttesitle3 to. • • sob7:l
HUGH N. BOLE fc CO.,
Cor. Point Alley and Dl%nine t 31.9
MLA* TEM P 01111.)
Engine Builders, Founders and
Itannfouture 15TEANIBOAT INGINICS and
STATIONARY 10,GIN FM of all situ ,
to ou r new STATION-
A s arllit u vm TVOINEAND COISTABLI
Bumr.it,of 15 home power.
CASTINGS, of roots kiwi, male to order &tour
Fasondry, on THIRO STRRICT. below Motion.
RIDS for 011 Was, SHAFTING, PULLEYS,
HANGERS, HOUSE and TOBACCO et:NEWS
add 15ON TOBACCS TRESSES, on hand and
made to order, at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Fronting on the Allegheny ElTer. near the Poled.
L==
O'HARA BOILER WORKS.
F. REPHAN & CO., .
• • Maantacturers of
BTXAM BOILERS OIL TA.I.IIM, BTILT11•9-
IT &Vat& diALT rANS, OASomitTSI2I. ST-
Pals Ont 1X.M016, CHUM VII.
B.IOIIIN FM ENDS. *O 4
Ce. of retand Avenue ud Liberty StN
PITTSBURAII. PA.
lUDs!zing done If . ompuy Orders tent to the
Dove s.dresa .111 promCptip ottoodod
V iNYDILIV. RICPHAN. 41=1.4 Kanner at Ct s o u trAV
10.
REMICK & BRO..
71EIC a 111711.13Lk1e-PROOF
SAFES AND VAULTS.
NO DAMP. NO MOULD
ENGINES AND MACHINERY,
k.TATTR Y g Y. eimit'IWCP,AMING AND r".
Coy. 17th and Pike Sta., Pittsburgh. Pa.
no16:0311
WAL BARNHILL & CO,
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NOB. 110, 99. sa AND so rims IT
Maytag secured a large yard and Arnstatted lt
with the most approved maeltlnorY. we are Pre
med to maw tartars every desertpUon of Bull ,
Matt In tne best 111•12t1(1 . . ski warranted Walt*
any made In the conntry. Callaneya, Bram:Wag,
Tire Beds. Bream Pim.. Locomotive
Condensers. ears Pas. Tanks. Olt stills, Agita
tors, Settling Pans. Boller Iron,. Bridges, Baps
Pans. ana sots atanntscastrers at Mantalll , a
Int Boilers.
lismalriag demon nbarteat aeUa. =ken
71.111. M. SEMI. • . .. . . 13,1114/111 , D. DBDIY
JAILED NIL: 'Musk a. BON,
11/11IIPACTIMENS OP
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
.SOMET. IRON WO= &O.
61 Penn Street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS,
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS
Corner Carroll sad anallmaalltreelis.
IPrTMECEII7I447I,
WILLIAM SMITH,
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE
•
Yr Met are all cast InTarlabl7 rlla.lll dry
sand and 111 roes laaat a. Aloe. Nil imortascat
of general
Castings fir Gas & Water Works.
•
Sr
e osld also call the attention of tilofteak.
eats t Cies Worts to =y mate of
OOP FORT rrrr
'OIINDRY COMPANY
TWELFTH. STREET
far Engincs.Rolling
Ma
chinery, Nail Machines, Re
torts, and Castings generally.
W. 3. ANDLIMON
MONONGIUREi FOUNDRY,
W. J. ANDERSON & co.,
jr Special attention yabll to irtCTIITECTI:I
- OAITINUS sad t Vuttnat Virladoe ,
Ulan Howe.
OrrICS AND romtvirr—Ns• 150 . Wl7llOl.
MOIST, littabontn.
ROBINSON. BEL & CO.,
nocenuors to R.O3IIISON, WM/•E11.1.11:3•I,
WASHINGTON WORESI
FOUNDERS *IW ILLORIEISTS, PITTSBURGH.
ntenntnetnrers o! Dont ano Stationary Steam En
on ofINJ
' ines. Mast Engines. 11111 MAChtettry, Gra_rtnit,
Cattlogs of
ail do.criptlonst WI Mimics
and odds. 11011.0 and dime. Iron Work
4.oleft, corner Ifllst nod nmlibleld
" rolts . for GIVTAZDII PATENT INJECTOR
for Amiltan Boller. snll-43
TIIONLLS,
191 Liberty Street.
of all Wads ilwaT.
J. t B. PHILLIPS.
90 sztd 1S htri► stmt.
DATES.
P --„
ENN SI
AI
FIRMS
NIA CLINTRAIZLseous
osuAlo. On. and otter 11 r. Y., &pada NOV.
14th. 1800, Teel. s arrive at and dees/1
from the Linton Derot, corner of Waal:U./tall
and Liberty streets. $0 follows:
Areas. Doper..
Trala.... 1:110 othern Lz. $./10
ea
Past Line..... 1 . 43 att,•Paltle *au an
1.. n 00 sua [Wall% N 0.1.. 5:110S1
IlMulonAo Not 1:1•0 am 1001 l Tian 11:10
Wall , a No. 1.. a:01000ton A0....111 , 010 la
C Latinate.: 01.13:•30 Itra•ntAt No • 010 on
Janata,. Au 10:50 sita,Clncln•il .
11,/11 pa
Cra•ka Ac 7:oopm I Wall•sNo. a. 511.
PlMaT•llh to. 1:30 pm ,Jonnstovra Ae.s:o6pla
pu tn lite, exp:. 1150 pmiltra•ts As NoS 0:1111 pa
sped'.
No. 4. 3 8 . :5 5 0 Wall • • no. 4.. 0:00 pa
BrlalosAe No11:10 pm,llaa Line 7:110 pa
Way easan•r 10:00 at •
•c N 0.5.. 11:01)
nboae trains taste r
cloteWall connection at Hants.
ba4VoL Balla , re.
re I.Traln 10.M9 Wt lit es...am:ono"
sunday ir 5:05 a. maldna rlstsaata
10105 s. M. Re MMAOI, leaves Menem 11,
Ist:otir. ea. and ILEMMI at WWI EMILIO, at
0:10 p. m.
Cinelnuatt EXp..—...m I ayes daily. Salton
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trv: datly:tr tuday
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9:110 a. m. llMarnlng, leaves Allaeulne
City at 1:210 p. se. sad antra at. Allatttalaa•
Wm at 1:13 p. xa. a.
Tha maim It tae Allegheny City at I:N tn. male direct conoeetton at Treepwa VW* .
taros limo( Mem fortintier Haamthatomf.
Stdoolbtlekeu may to . ps t redmd =a z:
Pittlaii,Vlllog. fhpoluittirt.y. •
Pas Maar Information apply to
Lairrtlffll. AVM.
Federal Suva Dam,.
The Western Yernarylesata ltattroad 141 TO4
11A89/411 say Tint for Baggage. a:mot fortmaetag
aware!, and limit their raafonaltgllty to tiza
Hundred Dollars to Yana All banns, at.
emoting tau amonat m raine tenth.) at Om eta MI
tie imam nests taken Isrepectel opktrnt:.
ILDWA.ED SE. WI
Sell Gemara Runerfstendent. Altotiaes •
Machinfsgs.
piTI9BD46H, PA.
MM=I
WAZD.)
lIILABVPACTURICIL OF
TOE GAB AND WATER WOllllB.
011108 AND VODKA
4ITTABURGII. PA.
11. L. YiULYII UGLY.
Castings of all Desaiption.
Faulk Ward foundry and Itching Workt,
BANDyrsyy BT.. ALLYORZNY CITY. To.
Illannfartarers of titanonart and Portableinraza
animas, al Presets, Pidleys, Sbanlar. Orin
and nay Mtll Work, Rol.ing Milland Manila*
Cantors, Unite w.... Wave
it s SSW. border and harems hand Sainte. of
infirm • = final
BRASS POUNDERS,
Iletay visa UCITATS LACS,
HENRY BIER & CO.,
8110011180118 to
:on M. worms a.;sa.,
Bell and Brass Founders.
BRASS_ CASTINGS
KAM FB.Olll . 11.1 t 10 OUDZIL.
italeable and Grey Iron Fittings',
GAS PIPE AND TUBING,
THROTILB, SAFETY ANlttliEct
. ALL GLOBE PATTEUN.
IRON COCKS,
Brass Work of every_ deseription for
Steam, Water and Oil.
IMINTITACTIUMELi Of J. K. COOPtB • con,
Impnned Itilenteolktel Etna Pump.
Agents for Dreyfus' Patent Oil
ers, the beat its the Market. .
j et Oattsr4 Worts, =met SlllKsentli
A TWOOD & BicCAFFREY,
L. Conn.. tAbarty suss& &1I TWA Avessar
PELBSEGtE. PA.
BUM FOUNDERS AND IRON PIPE MITE&
mad AGENTS f A. E. CANADA A are
STEAM PIDIJE AND NIAIWILAS.
RAILROAD 3
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sad ware mita.* Delos .
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THIL ONLY DIRICT HAUTE TO TH2 OTh ,
REGIONS wrraouroamfos 07 OAS& t
On sad alter IIuNDAT. Mo. Mk VMS, TWO i
msc i i i iggit
p ig.: 1N5 2 DA/LY I
loth 440 Pike streets. for /L
IMO.
tala, 0
44 411 meats lit Oft 011 Realm
Lakrll Pretliarman. MAZIT , DTI II 1
Da15z...... !10 ma DU rm...... O m:
lily{Vulaz.... LI II 7 im 211.fitr: igai i
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Pittsburgh Time. i
Saul ....—...--...-. flfEirl: .. ATM..
Southern Emma. SI:SIP p. m. 1:00 a. 11.,
ram Line................. SAW s. to. Tans. in. i
aired keen ' 1:43 a. m. 0,.__••113.3. ,
McDonald'. Acen,l. - 0.1 Itots a. Is. 7:33. • . t
Steubenville Auminon. 3:3p.m. 0:46 Ler. .
Mello ialtl's Az& O. No. 16.63 n. . 3 313 1.1. c''
'Stodg Crlonob Tran.. 19:58 D• m. 9:53 a. a. .t,
ar flOat 1. N. It rents will woe dully.
13:13r. 3- Mud will arrive da112,...._
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B. F.
General Ticket Ager S. Clrain . : b. - 1
W. W. CARD. Stin't., Madan. Ohio.
note i
rrrsßunen &ffasima
OONFICISAVII,L
Oa lad artar'lo - ESDA.9. Voribeeper, WM,
1551, trams 501 mile at 154 depart Ma tas
Depot ouster of draat wad Water stregto. - .0
col Owr Depart. Afrhe.
Kanto aid from rralon•
town
;. . 751 t. i T:00 COO T.
N.
KeBeassZrTiaMt4 WOO A.M. 9:01 r.
Ss. toLnd tam ..
MOOT. as. 11.1:10
Wart Newton lerxreed 4:30 7. M. N:761. II
IosAdoeJs . a Aceemdt , n. • 6:15i. K. T:5O T.
Night -ke. tolleg , sport.lo:2or. Y. 6:65 .a. I
tazear Chaser, Valleto
wed ft= West lemma 1:001.. w.lpmol.
Yoe ti:lketa 0p517 to
10k11.1051D. AIMS.
W.V. bTOTIT. gur,rlat.udegt. sale
CA .TINGE. &O.
- COOK STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL & CO'S
TR IT.IMPH,
FOB BITUMINOUS COAL,
Warranted 10 Cook, Bake or Boast as
well u any other Move of the V 01....
• BISSELL &
No. 285 Liberty Street.
• /lin, an hand and Mar sala, • •
PARLOR STOVES.
BEATING sTorai.
GRATE TROST% 'INDIUM
. COOKISG RA.NUIdd. dz. '
OWE, RUBS & CO,
i{►IIIITLCTIIIIIMI 07 llrilY VA111217 Of
ki r ECO - VIFASI,
BOSTON COOKING BANG"
'THE FIERY FEllttiAan
701 W 17.111110 DIIILVITOS
Tnz Irxw AIPTI-DUKT CoOKIN 0 WM% 4 ,
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VAN , * IC Inclutual P.M'S%) Pult:TABLz
RANO 6 CAST IKON ?I ANTIL.FI. W ELLBIAII
RICFEPTOII, UILATEs,(r... from dirt ampfldmit ".. "o
BRATS IitUNTB, VICIADYJUI. ie.
206 and 206 Liberty Street,
rarratraus. PA.
=I
A. BRADLEY & CO.,
No. BO WOOD MEET,
ItAnntacturers dt the Oneslegi
Cook, Parlor anti Heating Moves,
TO BE JtOUND
Loons assortment what... Randall the LIMIT_
It
PATTlllild AND lIICIWVILMILIith, .A•
repotallm of one Mort s b tech that say me IS
w.f. of *good article should phrases hogs het
' those manufactured by 12/. *I they will tie
Pie must d anima ps wenWl
as iro. realest. Z 1
Call particular swath:di woos aim 1 100.
1, 1
hTt) ht. for charehte. SOUS sod stem, veer
500 sold In throe most.. losendea at with as
witheht , Wing. All wno Aare aped them pre.
sneer or teeny oilier find lareleetp
i ar. tend ler °melons. wad Elies Last- sem
NOVELTY WO/188.
pITTSBOItaII
NOVELTY WORK&
Vas=dad A. D. 111216
11100111EAD, AD= & CO.
ILLNUtIetrITIMAi as
ir.7BiVIAMATVO'AiLITAVOTIdnitrar.
SCALES. _
lOU Need Patent floor leeks sad
Pont and centre UM
ranirEs or ran Amine% el= ris
iatintotosech. Pen's.
STONY.
W EST COMMON'
Machine Ilrofts.
stce.a..nc...z.: wr.n.cosonfti
ATVATIKLIZ *co.
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