k xe_xviar., IMERICiII BANK, HO, 80 FOURTH AVENUE, PITT6BCIIOB. CIALIM carrrat, . . . egisemoo Stockholders Indit thistly Liable. mastic OIC DISCOUNT ANDDISPOSIT JOHN TLOYD W. /LOYD. Pruident. CsAhler. John M. Martlen& Antlsee J.. D. Kelly. Wm. /101 , 1. • Thos. Ichlmisshall, am m. T ps . MMlya rrott: .Clas, tssich s Jobs Floyd, • This Bankla sow tolls do di dendisl Banking k10¢4., orr•nlxed sad P=Pmd taulut.s. 401_41EP, SILVER AND COUPONS, - Bought at litgl.tat Prk;es. El. it. MERTZ, Banker, COI. Wood St. and sthAventte Co.,JAMES T. BRADY 8c . Maccessorz to 1. JONTI A CO.. Corner Foal% Avenue, and Wood St., Buy mid sell all tiiWerof CIOVERNMENYE SECURITIES GOLD, SILVER AID) (DIMON% ON MOST FiVONABLE TERMS. or Want Mowed on Deposits. inr - Money loaned on Government Bondi at lovralt market rates. Order. executed for the IPurelusee Kole - and Kole of PiIfOCKNI, 'BONDS and SIOLD. AWE% T. BRADY & CO 5000 ALLEGHENY VALLEY IL 7-30 BONDS. Tor site u ,.HOLffiZS 61. SONa. foltati gittshutlb ITNANCE AND TRAM (By Telegraph to tee Mtge:anti fiseette.) I.lsw YORK, March 3, 1870 • Money la easy et 4@6. Sterling dull and heavy at 834@1N. Gold dull and lower; opened at 15%, fell to 14%, and closed at 15. The decline was Accelerated by news from Washington relative to the funding bill. Carrying rates 6 par cent. to flat. Clear Governments. ere hoary and lower, owing to the free Bale by Amiga bankers and the decline in gold. Coupons of 'el, 16344516 N; do '62, 1354 013%; co '6l, 1134®13; do 435, 125, ®12%; do new. 1014€1104; do '67. 1101134; do '6B, 111311.134; 1640'5, 8@5%; Currency Os, 11011%. ' State bonds Irregular: hilelouris, 94; old Tennceeees, 5654; new, 4574; old Vlrginlaa r 68%; now, 06%; old North Carolinas. 4634; new, X%. • • 'The rallivay matket was heavy, and at the close the lowest prices ware made. I The market hem commenced to gym pathize with gold once more, slid hence the general decline and principal so. tivlty In Northwestern, Lake Shore and Ohio nod Mississippi. Some of the cliques ware selling, and It was shrewdly suspected there was cheating around the board. leitecelleneoue list active in Quicken : ver. which broke to 1134, the lowest point for a long time. Express mocks dull and steady. rive- TA ky.Prioas.--Canten, 0134; Cum. bartered, 30%; Western Union Telegraph, 34; Quicksilver, 12; Mariposa, 934; do ?Deferred. ; Adams Express, 61; wells& Vargo, 2 Ili; Americsn, ted States, 51%; Pacille Mail, 37%; New York Central. 95,y; Fate, 25%; do. prefer. wed, 12%1 Har1et1,..143% ao•preferred, 45; }Judson Scrip. 9 334; Reading, 97; hileblg.an Central. 11934 ; Lake Sham 06)4 ; ltllnole Central. 188; Platetarirja, re% ; Northwestern, 71%; do preferred, 5734; Rock Island, 119%; St. Paul, 63; do. preferred. 76; Wabash, 4334; do. preferred, 71 ; Fort Wayne, 92, Terre Haute, 35X; do. 'preferred, 63; Chicago and Alton, 11434; do. preferred. 115; 0. ,t M., m%; New Jersey Central, 101%; Dubuqas, 100%; C. 0. city. L., 20x; Iron Mountain, 43. Boston prices; Calumet, 70; Recta, 65; QUlney. Sub Treasury balance: gold, 175,944,- 980; currency, 14,555,483; general balm." 166,030,493. • 07/101 01 Frriutrioa ouirrs, TaulisoLT, March $, 1810. S --curing quotations reoelTed by James T. Brady h 00. Gold: 11510 United Mateo 81-tea, 1881, .116: Ftva.Tyrontlea, 1851, 118%: do. 1864, 112%; do. 1866, 112%; Trai-Foremo,loBlo Five-Twentles, - Janu ary and Jnly, 1865, 11110 do. do. 1867, i=lo. do. 1868. 11114; Vtdon Pact& d, 8710 esolial do, do, 9010 Cy. Psoillo, Mg; Lake Boperior IPITTSBURGII ■ABCKTS Orme or Prrinuttraesa Gamut, Dimon/ay. March. 3. 1970. Trade In general merchandise remains dell and unsatisfactory, but as this has been the case all winter, strong hopes of a good spAng business are entertartled, and,the lndiattione are. that these hopes will be fatly realized. The uncertainty In regard folks tariff has a tendency to retard those branches of trade that are affected thereby, and it would be a good thing if this matter could be speedily • and satisfsctorly disposed of, though this is hardly probable, as some parties and certain Interests feel aggrieved no matter what disposition Is made alt. The decline in gold, alio, has had ' ite effect In misettling values and creating a feelin of distrust, and so long as this feeling c g ontinues, so long as this want of confidence estate, just so long wlll bottl e new. generally lag. We are In byes, however, that the obstacle' above re tared to, as wet as others of minor itn. portanoe, will soon be removed. and when they are, business, generally. Is certain to revive and Improve. - • AFPLUS—Demand fair and market steady, thengh prices are unchanged, ranging from , V.,50(D3,60 for fair to prime, and 13.71@4 for choioe. _ APPLE RUlTRK—ttnoted at. 650675 c. BUTTER—Thera is a. steady demand for the better grades, but common Is in good supply and dulL Salle of prime to choice roll at 33Q>36 and . fancy brands 37088. BEANS—DuII but Unchanged—P4 Syteser bbl. • WOhili—likere pricey. No. 2, $3,79. 1 /4° ' S s * 4 ; 44) : No. 4. $5.00; No. 5, 0,50. 1 Carpet 8r00m5,"3,00656,5 0 ..• BUCKWHEAT • FLOOR—The season 1* about over; may be quoted nominally 59A 3 over ; shwa 00104-13191:17 ate per pound. - OREESE—BaIes Western Bltaeive at „, a . n bur g 1750 Ohio Factory 18; Ohio ~.3 0, ,,,e i riva,19; New York Goshen 19% q 920. '' • '' CARSON Oar—Doll and deeming; we quote standard brands. at 254:?.M%, for bear 100 bbl lots, and 203417, in are. ERA BERRIES—Prime to choke eastern cultivated, sl76iflB per bbl. at C0RN95066 MEAL—Keliln dried Is quoted • .1. per bush. DRIED F RUlT—continues dull and unchanged; an early Improvement In the demand Apeon expected. We continue to quot,pples at 7@)B es; and Peaches, at 7( . 418o for quarters, and 954@ * 1050 for halves. Blackberries, 14® tb els; and pitted Cherries, 254329 els. DRESSED HOGS-9.ss@lect. KOOS—Still quoted at r-5.42 5 . 0. FEATHERS—SaIes at 85%90, and the . usual advance for small lots, in • retail FlSH—Sales Lake Herring at /434 per half bbi, and White Fish at 19%. FLOUR—The .market is quiet and ntultrused, and the mills appear to have the largest proportion of the local trade. Western flour, acted store, are "till - , gated at $5®5% 2.9 for spring and $5,76 for winter. Rye door, $6@6,. The • r.City Mills" sold 800 bpi% to go east, the • other day. -• GRAlN—There Is little or nothing do ing In wheat in this market, which Is owing to the Le that the margin Le es slight that dealers do not care to be an noyed with handling It. The Mills, however, are getting all they want In the west; we continue to quota There is good to choice Red at $1,10651.14. no improvement to note In the demand for Oats, and no change to make In quota. - , lions; 42441, buying and 45@46 selling. Corn Is notoffg so free u ly and the ar. rivals continue ertn light, bt there is no change in prices; 781g75 for -oar, on wharf, and 76400 for prime shelled. lly• unchanged at 800i85. • llsrle7 Ia a . -;"1 't i i quiet with light offerings, though the demand-continues losignitteant,- alabuy— ere generally are ..bearish" and expect lower prime... We. 'continue -t quote prime Pence aprinit at 90e, and prime fall at $l,OO. ; HAY—Sold at Allegheny - Diamond market to-day at fie per. On, and market dull. HUSKS—SaIes at 2X @la rs3r pound. HOMINY—PeIee at /6,76€4,00 par bbl. LlMN—Roles of Cleveland ,White lime at F.:42,26 per bbl. LARD OlL—City branltlo.l extra quoted at 111.113(aS,40, and fNo. 2 at 90. MAPLE SYRUP , --Pal at pas per gallon. ONlONS—quiet and u changed; T2© 2,76 per bbl. as to qualltY. '• PEANUTS—Prim Tennessee quoted at 9410 iota. • - POTATOES—quiet and Unchautted— we continuo to quote at X 96 by the car load and NO in more. PRAB-11..70®1,76 per bushel. PROVISIONS—The market continues rather dull and unsettled, in symontny with Cincinnati and Chicago, though prima ma without quotable change. Siren Shoulders, 13®133(. for Plain and 14 for ' Sugar Cored; Sidon, 16% for Ribbed and lt for Clear; Breakfast Bacon, 18; Sugar Cured Heats. 1841834. Dried Beef. 20; Ham Sausage, 15%; Mesa Park, .128%®29. Lard, 16 in . leiCes and 17.:2;17;41nl;bla and liege. POULTRY—Rectipta oontlnue Tory light and market la ahead bare. We continue to quote dressed chickens, at 14@15 eta.,and dreseed turkeys, 18651 _ BEEDSSaIee of 100 bge reported at taX: dealers who are buying to fill orders, pay from $8 'to *8 , 2. Timothy seed la scarce but with a light demand, prier's are unchanged at Kii@s. Flax. ' need i2.10@ 2 , 15 . STRAW—salcs of ryo straw at 110, oats at ilool4. • SALT—Is quoted at 1476 by the car load. piiiisnuEca CATTLE EMMET PEN?i'A. CENTRAL STOCK YAnns, TRURSDAT, March. 3, 11576, $ The market continues dull and ne. glectcd and in an unsatisfactory condi tion. and what is worse still there Is not much prospect of any Immediate Improvement. The receipts of cattle to be thrown on this market, continue light, and the name is true of the de mand. The :Amber of buyers this week, as for several week preceding. was small; .there are a good Many through cattle, but them, of course, are not offered hero, being bought and ship ped by Alexander and other heavy dealers in, the. west, to New York mar ket. In regard to prices, there is no es sential climate compared with last week. and therm la scarcely enough doing. to establish quotations • • • Stock dealers are very bitter In their denunciations against certatu railroad companies for giving a few heavy operators a monopoly of the the. trade, to the great detriment of dealers gen. orally. Owing to the low rates at which those favored operators can ship, they are enabled to pay more for cattle in the west and sell for /eke In the east than othertdealers, and then make money; the, result is, other (menden are obliged to . retire from the field, and some, of them have quit the business. Now this ap. pears to he Jost what the, tuortopolista dolts; they. Want to force as many dealers and shippers as they can out of the trade, so as to have full awing. ' 11.1 DAY, Ykli. 14. , Wl l r • H., L. Co. for Ilassnei 2 11... 3. 44 cen •• . 4 Nasser & Dr0...a4 ca,440 e M c. ram, H 34.643 4 WS ` Your: 2, C 0..... LS )1,77U a )17). •. Wlag al.aV 1 3 •• •• Wm. tiraii.Jo w Ha K. Ileairt.a2. T. f . ? 4, T. T..fater....... r , BsA. 2 VotCar a IL to Jaw. 2al , 7. II I no T5e05041 ? l , ran. Lin. J. U. B.WMlU l o o•r os la a sca In a. Nap I T 41olmer.L. 2 Co. for Daralaaaae 01,1 , 2 7 as '• '• 4 9:105 a 04 343.17N631363, 116uCll 11o1Res L . &Co. re) Ter, 1" :! . 3 .17 3 •. .•' .• la 3 . 3 6330 6rs 11413 ca &Taylor for IV Ilion t x4lO 611 1 1' •• ,••• i‘lehd tell Avon 14 1 3 617 •53 Ul.l A• refftls} 7 13.= 1 0 IC Jobbat-On to T. ..... 6 . 6,170 773 M 3 .4167000 .sp. f:33. Lt•Tpud..: . 11 . 3 31117a0Dei, MARCH 6D. nolcnts .S. Cu. • Air 17 • lar 10 13 503 :50 •• • • :• • Pi v0m1f..... 3 3.166 •• •• " It. C 3.1 1 ,10.. 10 .d 73 034 it 11/LII14•04 tot 11.4,0 .1). Lin ;II 10 oUt 40 TA, 6 . 0 II 1.1.310 .1 14 10 101 f 46 M. 1•441 4 Ifl C. Bowan to Si. Miller Benzes II T. fur Casitune..... • &akar 'rho Market has undergone but little change compared with last week, and presents but little that is really new or important. The arrivals have been fair, mostly of a better grade, them be.. Ins feeler anaemia* than utglai, and while Igo. I brought about tan week's quotations, OommOn sheep brought a traction more. There wags larger number bought for Philadelphia, some forty•tive car loads, and fewer for :tow York. do far sawn Could learn there were but few sales below b and not many above 6—two or three droves brought 8%. The same grade of sheep that brought eta last, week, would have eomthanded that figure this Week, and we understand that the party who paid 7,40 for a drove of (say, and ahl pned It to Philadelphia, lost money. Erisman of Pidooek Co., said that he had bou ghti but Der this week being unable to pay the prices, for shipment to New York. HOOB. The Hog market is dull and unsettle. factory, and there is not much prospect of any Improvement. Notwithstanding prime are down fully a X compared with laat week, ehiPners' allege thst Hoge are still too high, that there fit no margin, and that prices moat either go lower here or higher East before they eau do anything. It is true, the arrivals continue light but the game is true of the demand. and wait there ts a change one way or the other, business will continue to lag. We now quote New York Hogs at SX G 9, and Philadelphia Hogs at . 9X @On, against NOLO, this day week. • IPETEOLEUR PIARKST 077201 VIIT cor ug h Prrra 3 Owsitgrx, If7o. The oil market continues dull and neglected with little or nothing doing and no chance to do anything, as there Is a complete dead-lock. It was thought sixty days ago that if crude, which was then Worth 16017 cts., would only de. cline t0.120r 12% that bunions would improve, that there would be a brisk demand for it. Well, It has dropped to dwired quotations, but instead of improving. trade is worse now than then; runners are no better 'o ff , with the decline In crude, there has been a oor reaponding decline in refined, and the manufacturer, now as then, has no mar. Ifin• MODS. Market quiet and b uyer po 1 or seller this month 12t2i12t,,• all I year, 1454014%, oilier untie July, 120 , 12yi. Bale 100 ads "Parker" at 11;4. 11112121110. la doll and unchanged. March, 27% Q 2 2; April to August. 29 bid, March to August, 29 asked; May to December, 30 hid; Buyer until July Ist, 30; buyer all year, 112540).32%. 111:10SIPM 01 011IIDIII OIL BY A. Y. 16..7k .1. Gallagher 240 Ibis, on account B. Bonsai; J. Wilkins 240. on account P. A B. P. Co; Eagle 011 . Works 390, on so. countli. S. Duncan; .1. Williams 180, on . account 0.. T. Palmer; Fisher A Bro. 880, on account B. H. Long; A. B. Mills 80, on amount Bartle. • Total . 1 920 bblii • 51VIIMIXTS 01 OIL BY A. V. B. B. • . MeKelvi tt. Bro. 319 bbls retinod oil to W. P. Logan A Bro.. Philadelphia. • OIL oIIIPTXD WY DIIQUNSIIII DIRYOT. Hutchinson 011 &Refining Oct: 354 bbl* benzineto A. B. McHenry. Phil's. McKinney d: R. 50 hbls relined to W. P. Phillips, Philadelphia. --------- - - New Yong. March 3.—Cotton steady: 3.000 bales at 22,4(423C for middling sap. lands. Flour 50)10o lower: receipts 13,- 1 224, sides 5.000 bbla at 14,70@4,65 super -1 fine western; 15445,80 extra Sudo; 1 4 , 83 €05,90 extra , western; 15,60(40,95 white wheat extra; 45,1064,10r0und hoop Ohio; 15,55146,25 extra St. Louis; 16,25148,50 good antes do. Rye flour: 200 ..bble at 11,4005,30. Corn meal quiet. Whisky heavy; 240 bbls at Iligl,el western free. Wheat dull and lo lower: receipts 5.706, sales 36,000 bush at 11,01 rejected No. 8 s pring; 11,15 No S Milwaukee in store; 51,06 Nos. 21nd 3 spring mixed:lll,M 1,30 winter red amber western; 11,32 am. ber Penns: 51.6001.6251 choice whits state; 11.45 white Michigan; 51,14 dells. ered for 140. 2 Chicago. Rye quiet.. Bar. ley is dull and declining. Barley I malt is dull and heavy; 500 bush State , 92. Wt. Reale Corn 1.40 e; new scarce2Ce3o better; old a shade firmer, miles of 34000 bush, at 94(0)99e for new mixed western and 130 c for .dainsited do; old mixed western nominal at 11,02 in store. Oats: receipts 12,685 bush; market dull; Wes of 17.000 bush, at 55(4565{0 for western and gi:463540 fur State. Rye quiet; Car. °Una 7@litc. Coffee dull. Sugar dulls sales°, 100 hfids Cuba at OM@LAtio and 350 boxes Havana at 10,tallc. Mamas dull. retroleumesteady, . st Myfo for crude and 21Me for refined. How qu i t . at 1E0270 'for American. Liruieed Ofi doll at 96119341 .in casks. 'Turpentine b esT , a t 44 Fork primer: salsa of m y b" a t , - fur . noir -nosh • ;%. - -1ne4:44 • = $20,75@'21,00 for prime and 1123, 5 0® 21 . 00 tor prime Maw Also,=llll,Lalanatemeaa. Resler March and April, and 4 months at $26,25. Beef steady; sales 126 bbl, at elO ®l5 fur .new plain mesa, $14017,5 0 for new extra mesa. Tierce beef quieft 113199 159 tierces at $25@2.8 for piline mean, 127 @3O for India maws. Beet hams quiet; antics 140 bbla at •$2 (y 132 for new. Cut meats quiet; sales 170 packages at 1034@ 120 for shoulders, 140150 for hams; mid dles quiet; sales 150 boxes at 1310 for Cumberland cut, 143e0 for short ribbed, and 100 boxes Cumberland do:Warship at Chicago at 1234 c. Larcasod bogs quiet at 11.0113‘c for weateru. Lard heavy; sales 370 tierces at 146,1431 e for steam, 15544 16c for kettle rendered; also, 2,100 steam cellar March. April end May, at 1434.® Ile. Butter firm at 14(4126c for Ohio, 26 00, 45c for State. Cheese dull at 1534®18e. Freights to Liverpool nominally un- ' changed. Latest--Flour closed dull and 5e loiter , for cowmen arid stirs. Wheat dull and heavy; dee:Ming to $1,1201,16 for No 2 spring and 111,2701,e9 for winter red and ' , amber western. Rye nominal. 0.1121 dull and heavy at 60®6134c for Ohio and i 55®56340 for weaturn. Corn Femme and' firm at 45095 c for sound now mixed western and $1,02 for old mixed western In store. Pork quiet and steady for men' for Starch and April; $26 bid and ;26,251 asked. Beef dull and unchanged. Cut I melts and bacon nominally unchanged. I Lard quiet for prime steam for April and May; 143(0 bid and 147(c naked. Eggs quiet and unchanged. • Cincinzeasi, March 3.-Flour dull with extra at $4,50(0,75, and (nanny $5(415,2.5. - Wheat dell at. $1,06@1,07. Corn in fair demand and unchanged at ao®73c. Oats 'dull at 4215e530. Rye dull at 8 0@ 55 0. t Barley dull with f wring at 11000$1, and e 1,0.501,10 for winter. Cotton dull and demand light with middling at 22,14 e. Tobaooo firm and In fair demand with I sales 119 • hhde. Whisky steady at 94® 95c, latter rate Iron bound cooperage. Mesa Pork opened with a good demand; sales 400 bbta at $27, and holders then asked $27,25 per Matt the market closed dull at g/7 with no buyers. Bulk ri moats opened firm but closed dull at 10, 14014340, and not much done. Bacon opened firmer; sales at 1511®1634, and le higher asked but closed dull at the quotations.. Lard dull and nominal at 14@151). flugar-tured hams 17 @ lea. I Butter scarce and firm at 300350 e ' Eggs 1 dull at 18@19e. Cheese 16(317.140. Lin seed oil lower; new st Mc In a jobbing way. Lard on dull et $1,=K01,32. Sugar dull; New Orleans 10®133(c. Mol firm at 760830. Csaffee firm at 18@155(0. Clover seed quiet at 16141113,1 on arrival and 140141' In store, Timothy sued scarce and rim at e4,40@4,75. CHICAGO, March 3.-)flour mteadyand unchanged, Wbeat-No I quiet at 13734 e; Not atelite and 34@ne lower; aalee.at 75n071114e, cioalog tame at 783e([0753,1c: this afternoon unsteady at 783‘,@793(c cash. Corn scarce. firm and St higher on new, closing at 500050110 for N 0.2, and 511®54% 1 3 for no grade; this afternoon steady and unchanged. Oats quint, Clore ' Mg with sellers of No 2 at 38c.. - Rye I firmer at 6706734 c for No . / Barley dull I and nominal. Highwines inactive and I firm at9s®96e. bless pork infer demand, 1 closing at 8.26@.M,25 seller April. Lard 140 Meats quiet,_ at 93(0 for dry salted anoulders and 123.4@123(0 for rough sides, and 133( ®13,40 for short rib. Middles looia. Barns quiet and • steady: green 130. Dressed hogs qrtiet I and firmer,closing at $10,25@10,30, diet. I chug on 'A Live hogs active at $8,30® 19,00 for common to choice, and $9.10@9,30 for extra. Receipts pakt 24 homs: 1,471 Inns dour, 32,550 bieshela wheat, 16,230 I mash corn. 9,996 bush oats, 750 bush 1 barley,7,32Bhogs. •Shlpmente:7,7o9 table dour, 0,622 bush wheat, 16,476 bush corn, 3,715 bush oata, 360 bush rye, 500 bush barley. 9,458 hop. 87. Louts, March 3.-Tobacco active and unchanged. Cotton •• dell at 225. Hemp dinl and unehanged. Fleur firm for Iv* grades, but double and treble extra about 25c lower; super 114,25@4,50 to ;4,60(44,85. Wheat steady; leo 2 spring !repented Mc; lio'2 red fall $l,OO @1,03; choice .. - $1,12,%@1,20; choice white $1,2001,25. Corn dull and drooping at 740770 for yellow; 75@a10 for prima to fancy whale. Oats dull and easier at 4800500. Barley duiet at SIM fur prteue Minntabtri. Ityo dull and lower at 70c. Whisky firm at 91695 c. Sugar dolt at 9140130. Coffee steady at 2000 230 Pork quiet at $'2711e27,251 drY halt clear rib 14 1 ,.;@14,,r4c; clear. aides 143(0150. Bacon-but little out of-smoke and =5;l valeta of shoulders at 12Q12Vm Clear rib 15X016c, clear indos 15345;16Xe. Lard nominal at 160 nor cholto kettle: Lourtratt.ft. March 3.-Sales 197 hhde ',Amcor, at $3 90(95 50 for lugs, and $8 50(01 17 75 for low to good leaf; market active. Cotton firmer: middling II t(c. Flour: light demand; extra family gags 2.6. Grain quiet slid steady`. Wheat ill 10® 1 20. Corn 930. Oslo 63c. Rye Ode from sten% Provisions firm - with a liberal demand i mean pork ' B'.e) 50. MOAI9: shoulder" 125(0, clear rib 15yr clear aides 15 0 . Lard: tierce 1130. ' keg 170 llama, fancy sugar cured, 19340. Whisky fins at 95e. ') Tor,Eno, March 3.-Flour dull. Wheat dull and unchanged, with sales No '1 white Michigan at *Len; regular do. at 111.11%1 amber $1,09 e Nei 1 red a Shade I better, taloa at $1.11; No 2 do - held at el,Ol. wlthlll,o6 bid ; amber 1107, buyer the months. Corn dull and unchanged: No lat 480 and No 2 46c. Clover Beed 1 9 . 15 : DICXMIts, March 8.-Cotten nominally at 22e; reeelpts 1,12.4 bales: export. 2035 . Flour dolt at $5. Corn scarce at 92493 c. Oats quiet at 65e. Hay active at $27028. Bran quiet at 24@T-ie. Lard dull at 15 @l7e. Pork steady at $28,50@29,00. Bacon: shoulders 13: sides 160017; bulk shoulderall;4; soon 143(®153(. MlLearltax. March 3.-Flour stn ady! and unchanged. Wheat steady at 87e for' lee 1, Ble forleo 2. Gals firm at- 40c for No 2. Corn and rye unchanged. Barley • quiet at 55e for common delivered. Drooled bogs unchanged. CLavm....srp. March 3.-Flour market quiet but unchanged. Buckwheat no. changed. Corn: new held at 76077 e. Oats held at 47c. Petroleum dull and quiet; refined held at 26326346; crude at $5,75 per barrel MI - Roll', March 3.-Wheat firm, but without nay Important change; extra white $426, No I do $1.16, regular and amber $1,06. Corn 72a. Oats Ole. Barley $1,70. Clover seeds3@B,2s. / Pgru.sngmetu , s, .March 8-Wheat is 'scarce; Penna. red 81,115@1;20. Rye steady at 81. Corn steady and unchan ged. Whisky firmer; western Iron bound $1,01@1.02. ST. LOGIN Starch 3.-Cattle steady with a good local demand at 1404,50 for rfair to prime, and S6CO7 for choice to extra. Bogs suitable for packing range at $ 9 4 1 : 25 . NASHVILLE, March 3.-Cotton Is Im proving; low middling 206, good era. nary 19c; stock 6,300. asionsions, March 3...-Providoes firmer and unchanged. -Whisky flat at $14e1,01. , CHICAGO, March 3.-Cattle: steady at 15@7,45 for falc cows to extra steers. 404 bblm nAnicliare BY TELEGRAPH. PITTSRURGrt DAILY GAZETTE': FRIDAY MOANING. MARCH 4, 1870 . & Mx; I.lbdl Chstri, Bedford Chair Co; 13_19dis bows. 12 do poles. M Me• Widuller & Co; 10 bbl dried fruit; 3 She by:avis, Dilworth. Harper A Co; 20 bide apples, W li Graff .1 Co; 6 do an plea, 4 do eggs; 9 Duval; 30 half bbla Head A Mt 104 Las wheat, R T Kennedy Bro; 130:butter tuns, II Rea Jr. ALLEstorwr 'VALLS? Blumoan. March &-55.eara coal, Kler, F A K; 73 do do, Armstrong, D A Co; 18 do do, Coleman, R A Co; 300 rail railroad iron, CARR R; 1 car grain; W J Meek; I do do, Roll A. It; 7 ski wheat, 9 S Arm• stoog; 67 bids oil, Lockhart, F A CO; VA do do, Dilworth II & Co; 15 bbla c 'toed, J 9 Dilworth, 4 bbla flour, T C Jenklu 14 aka rye, W n Kirkpatrick & CO: I OM c seed, C Orr; 100 bbla benzine, 24 do tar, L Oppenheimer; 8 ears limestone, Shoenberger. B A Co; 1 do meal, Rees, Ds 1 box butter. D Gregg Cu; 1 ear, oats, W. Bingham; 2 bbis eggs, Paul A 0: 5 elm c seed, Shipton A W; 1 car states, J W Hemphill: 4 calves. .1 Hoffman; 35 aka wheat, 581°4 & 0; 30 aka wheat, Scott A 01; , 13 pkgs market ing, J Slingensmlth. ALISON/INT STATION March S.-1 car lumber, John Ylaps; 3 ears' wheat,,R T Kennedy Bros 1 no t/ao tlmw. art; 1 do metal, Spang, C A Co; t do flaxseed, M B Suydam; l car bay. Caper Kahn; 10 doe brooms, S Rehm; 01 bble onions, Hippley A Co; 1 car metal, Pgh Iron A Forgo Co; 0 oars ice, A Ackley; 179 bgs oats, do Stew Knot A Son; 11 bbla oil meal. Salrt; 11 do do, M. Steel A Son; 25 bbla flour,S Alq6law tore; 8 bbls beers, Rosa Y.wing; tl bales tow, Kremple .t Co; 111 bbls apples, Robtv& Pointer; 100 bbis Jost:mfg. PITTAHOWNI A CoNN ithi.sviza.N Ran. ;man, March 3.-7 care metal, Dunbar Iron Co; 1 car oats, .1 W Thereby; 14 eke do, W Welsh A Co; 2 bgs clover seed, W W Knox; 25 bbl whisky. Dillinger A Stevenson; 0 pkgs twine, Fulton, 8011. man & CM 50 bbla salt; K Heazieton; 20 do do, J B Sarathen: 100 sks corn, 0 0 McGrew; 150 do do, W W Anderson; 10 tibia apples, Randolph & Co; 1 bx eggs, D 0 Cunningham; 72 °addles tobacco, A. Schaub; 14 skis corn, 3 do meal, H B Goo. Dry Goods Plartiet ITriv Yong, March S.—Beefiness was much more active with an increase and improved feeling of buyers, who are are taking hold with confidence. Brown and Bleached Colors rather quiet though prices are very firm. Prints are much more active with the following changes: Pacific and Danners Pffluta reduced from 1.230 to 12c. INPURT6 BY RAILROAD. prmusnacr. 0121011r0LTI ATM ST. LOVES RAILROAD, March 8.-217 bgs malt, Darlington it C; 180 lif bids her. ring, J Connor; 25 bbls highwines, Rodelheini & Co; 20 do do, Shipton & W; 10 bales wool, El Ilarbaugb; 38 bus bar ley, 77 bps oats, .I.lBchtld: 5 bge onions, 26 bble green apples, 17 bags barley; Meatibr & 11; 15 do oats, W 11 Hagan; 2 kga nails, A 0 Cubbage; 9 bdla brushes. McElroy& Co; 171 odls broom idle, 48 bales broom corn. 11 R. McClellan; 7 pima sundries, A McDowell; 3 kgs do, Volgt, M. & Co; 1 box butts, J Woodwell; , 24 bills enyths, 2 do forks, Fahnestock & II: 1 bbl oil, Johnston & P; 2 kegs rivets, W P Townsend et Co; 1 bbl tallow, 4 tuba butter, Head et al 3 pkr sundries, J McKay; 5 bbls eggs, kt. 8,,,,k1e. 88 bags barley, 6 do oats, 12 do wheat, Robb_ & Herron; 1 bbl butter, Dag di 00; 1 ear wheat, J 8 Liggett & Co; 28 bales cotton, E ag le Cotton Mills; 10. casks wine, L Berkcrwits; 51 cars raill iron, Harbaugh; 6 bale, Cotton, E Hyde & Son; 7 bbls glass, Alborn, H. W & Co; 18 toe hams, .1 H parker. `. Prrranoacts FORT WATIIIIIIfI3 OM -110.00 Brus.oA.D. March 3.--3 tubs, 1 half bbl butter, S Devol; 12 kgs lead, W (bolter; Bdo do, W Vtr Peters; 4 kgs butter, Li Res Jr; 1 bbl whisky, 2 do oil, 1 keg brandy, 11 J Berg it Om 4 dog brooms, Arbucales a Co: 4 basi h ware, J Woodville & Co; 3 ban sundries, It E tube butter, J A Grail; 1 bblo eggs, o; H Riddle; 8 bbis irou, Janes &La mks Sour, 800 bbls do, T C Jenkins; 4oo 28 000 broonto.l3 Ewart 8 00: 1 bbl 5 lton, Coleman, R &Co; 19 half -do butter, W H. Graff &Co; 10 do a lien, Ellnger ,l4: & Co; 12 cars metal, tilmlek & Ca; 4 do do, Hallman, & 1:11 8 ddb Woods, El &Lk.; 2do do, Bryan & do do, Superior Mills; 4 do do,Vol= Mllls; 2 do do, Coleman, R & 40, 7 do do, Billups Bend. Iron CV. Cixvir.l.AND AND P/TTSBOIIOII 'PAIL. 80AD, March 3.-6 cars Ore,Shoenber -201'03 & Co, 4 ears 1. a ore, "Union Iron Mills, I do shingles, Bapelipr Lumber Oo; 2 cars potatera„Vangorder it Shepard; 1 ear potatoes, Hullett Brost. 1 do do, 62 Woespes ; Bruggernsan &, 0; 1 car po. and turnips, Volgt, hi it 00; 20 ewes tobacco, Jobtwon & Itka .10 do do. Watt, Lang &Co: 5 bbls varldsh, J` M Seibert; 51 do oil. 1 43pear ik 00; do eggs, P Duff & eon; 2 do wins, Oooddeib . . , 104310131 1 0W.61111004 IigirCONSIUMP'nON. DR. SeklY,Salif'S rtiLM.924/08Y11ilY for pa taro " ern.Al V.% rgroL 9 r3 foe the tote of Dy sin mils and cliche Debilitated Condl "VeraVatt bwaptc xr 1 . 1134., means of the Liver or to aci! ' s.•Sewn fir valve. Aliof these three )(edicts. an often required le caring Commaition, though the rolialslo nrelget=e bt. CIMd men dew ate easel. il r.gulaile• the Stomach tad Urn, and help the riliniOnle Spy p to di in Sl.lO march throes h the h tag vesnia. by Which:heats Cara in loaner 1 brae Medicines are conthlentiotalycdera to the Public se the only safe, certain and reliable rata, Inc rosmonmY Consumption, and foe all those morbid conditions of the holy which lead to that fatal dines, Liver L'oralitint end Dys. pasta ate Often finctuann Of Casatillnia. ad w .ea they manifent taxmenn they requtre -the mo t prompt MS:Won. The Pulmanie Strap It a Medicilee which boa had along probsita bane the pa MM. Da value I n e b *r di fol h o e r Vrtllltn a` ggt " oh ' : yealta t tnt/t of which thee Ha nmetation In. nan und. ad the most It skepticiam can lg that ed . doubt lt 1. a remedy which may he usedwith maidence la all case. whta admit of earl , It the patient will Me sterrialy fellow the di. notions which mmoropany mat bottle, he will certainly he mired. if his Ines. are ant .00 mach wasted te moat • rem petal In. Itch in ease. ==triV:rt= frtfg.TlV.l.; ban saved the life or the patient and nada Min to perfect Wattle Dr.Selienct does net say that all eases of rm. mynary tionsuMptlon are within the reach ef hie dielne , bet he eltratiellairena that often wawa a . :lngit e this e illneen teens, sacral debility. ire i d to such • degree that they an Melted I. lie in bed, and when lay arc inv. lip by tale physlciathor may still be cared, o used .1 treatment ca create new ilineliesVit:teltetabt'ital"=7:"..ng '"rh''elL Irma by Dr. Sctical is innialeittee. Scroftdmin Disease., Wm , reedielnet are Al equally efic cot. In. attlenct has Photo. trittell 4tt:lntfkltZ.l:ll7.l7.ttr:or:ll which by. This shows is purityleg propenia. which mat be able reheat a lties In the lags. In the ter tment of timautaption lnlet me gang Importance to give vigor and • healthy Lone is the system.' Wean It he access.. to streninan the rtnietin afte pa:tett ad So preme the with proper nouriallu will ielit ts re. ' AIL? g gg; dltaettbie. The anises pat suitable tee th e diet of consular thee patients are 4-signet. In Dr. Schenck , Almanarm-which arc dlssitatted grata...ly. in genital, an. meet highly article* are to be pre. ferted.betthe digestilre organs matte stiehgth etted m Wei to males either trod or mediate earlier-able Tn tegniremett is Met the nand T o ni c,Mid be We purpose It w on far ignatal When the Monti. p weri See pot la good inter, the N.:4u. it. proper Mr. , . tb• or the oltieta: is Levirotene and toe lehga bo ra to earlobe their toontioon le bonsai sad healthy owner. Then the healing powers of Volmenic Sy rap will eft et the cure. Salmon er euniatilten I. al treat Mayo ant. op a ss.s em ime, span hod f Isar Complaint Schenck'. 111 ma. rllla in endbd to re move Minn:along from the Liver and restate its baittiv action. They have all the eines. which la ueribed to calomel Or ••bla man." and an warranted hot ant.ln a particle of an air eral peithn. The. PM. enre the mat obstl•ste ‘""t."" %ti s l k Ahtni. `" :«Tr ' ol dltrfrtffze-. tans. hi s t r ilf ' llantllgrlll " pm. tLre s 6l= . of ° t l l: matelot. i• Constant on the Sea Weed Tons and Man drake tilts are Inealnable auxiliary utedlclee. They relieve um stlfettlys et the patient ad nest the Intmohle SII•P to. fecund • to. , They tine Pees found nthful advanced Mag. of Connumption, where the lungs are attest en. Una destroyed and W symptoms scannas to the judgment of the Walesa lot Sated nand, deia.h. The !lee. of Dateent• or. were aniaigel in • I,ln, meson fusee boa (co ede for months In eke oat of Sehumb. , Una at tem. * Vg . tteloneit i e ilanishoranin • full treatise •n rano. mins o &seam. Stall mode of t ' realmat. see genera] dtrntloa how to one ht. tazwiehlsbl.ribe 'ty!ar&Viitt. nL Plan Woe. PhliaalPhth. Price of the Mama Syrup ad !Seaweed Tol mooch per b a t or STOW • Ind dim.. Man Me MI mete also. Feraeltilli drugs SO. tgr DOCTORIVIIITTIER CON TI:4RM TEIGAT ALL PEIVATE DISZASY.S. Tbat nameront lan of cane result las from selbabase, produebn ontamlisen. fennel elebilltyOrritability, eruptions. molnal missions. and an ally lespotency werimantir cored. p erron sniffed filth delicate. Intricate an and lon nannies ounstitsitional coonliilsts politely Inland to call for oninsitatioa, costa 'ninny Fwberienee. (babe(( of teadben, boa enabled him . pertest remedies al ones On- ValVe e ige P ig= ittd=tigtl:l rarrltl.l lefties prepared In the estantsnment. which cm brans ern, reception an walling foon s nalim bond!** and sleeping •Partiann. for to Maeirt=trat;liTecti=l=o &TA. mineral Indus*. o matter who bare failed, staf:yonr rase. Bead amt be am In para. yet t of aftv Mlles, mottoany anaresa _r two stamp* In seal. envelops. Thoosaries of eases treated unvally, at CM.•a and all over the eons. rilien e flr. ' eAl4l. fr a ,, A7T V'c:L•l'LT:2l numwst, Iloars V s. ( ai e . tor r. non days r. to r. Pamphlet scat to any ads fer teed elntafaa. IarIIATCIIELOWS IL&IRDYE. —Thls splendld Heir Inals the best In the world. Parmless, Instantaseoes, does sot mania lead, nor.? It for: Id r=l"ll:lltVirornf.loo.al"botnttl teht;t:e.:9l:l to not coness. Tbe v Delve W., A. batelielor's nate Ilyr Ina had Ml years untarnished meta. Use to uphold Ifs Intently as tins only all Halr Dye—Black or Brown. Cold by all Dregs Applied at 16 hood nine.. N. Y. fez • IigrJURT OUT. "COMM racTosA4 TROCHES.. 000 COLDS. 00130110,_ 110110 21100• T ?LIM 111110NcHlT1 5 . Now so -Rood. Nom. .o pleasant. None Care ro litie3HTON • CO 10 Astor Homo. New Uric. Ilse no more of thou , horriblirtaoted wo w. •• 10000 Cobeb 4elo oliTmr.TF=mr 7 l ISSOLUTION.—The Co-Part- INISSHIC beretofore ellettegletrreennr - SEPHH HAItTH AY an d F. W. C. YELL), under the etyle of Ilartm. w.. COMMIT el 011, febreary IClth. Ina; by the said q. pelllng Ole Were. lo the .1d lb. to J `JHX e 7. a 11AVICKuTTE. JOSEPH HARTMAN, coMnota 7. W. C. 1.1.L111. U. W. I:OBEIEJTS. I. TuoM rLICICUOLBOSI. C RT NERSHIP. Thpederslgned have thls day enteredrithe.* taloa rahl - for th e' Rupee. of w UPHOLSTERING ►t No. LIVI WOOD STREWN, under the style of ROBERTS, NICHOLSON k THOIIIOII H. W. ROBSWLWII. THO HO SUN - . N ril - connIall: Fab. 1, 1170. The long .Spoftenee of Mr. Roberts, who ifo• tires from the boo. or Robert., Ducal, & Co.. nod tha t of Mr. Niehohion, lam with Mesas. ci.ver MeClio , oak .h Co.. enable. them to under stand thoroughly the want. of the trade. and with a Rem and frnmb stoat. of 000. ntohfhol"a evelythise to the Uptddatery trade, then ro,„ p.ot , MIT Bolleat•shere of nabiloPatrohheo• • FLOUR IIVITICE TO FLOURDEALER/ V•lot g (P.:4 1 1 at m Lire'are e rrifli f ir ertegi W ar AND AMIIItJA AND TIE NIBBLE Ware, introlmOn au... nuts. ?ma Vtioittlei: very beit!'t?ne (And eel allot. emPeased by any In Use Vatted emote. We neve e/so Aniseed our lmprovement& ateeninay.. Bolting Cloth. end Cooling Itrannea and ars now prepared to tarandi **beet hoar we hove male Par ten Yoe. at Er 0 " I' 4 / oirropetition on the muse grades oi aux. B. T. KIGIISMPY =Ms Pearl Mean NM, Allegheny; .13entembor 166 • -. TRADE MARK. DITIIIIIIOB .1673:03...P1T. 00 E , ...- ' Lamp , 3 , - . i CIIIKEYS. I~:)A(►inAiliock Having been appointed oie,o4GAIS MATSU INEIPEOTOB Lan , Allegheny Operal. U Lents given that .1.11 the necessary office .4 YeehaninalTesUng Meclinary asa be provided, I etill he tonal at the OPYICE or THE NA TIONAL rouxoer AND . lIIPL WOHEB. Terrinitl-thlrf street, near rm. rittLelrrght. • 6u sad SriaNsta Isonter MMUS RIVER NEWS. The river cOntiones to recede steadily a t this point with scant 50V011 feat by the marks last evening. Weather clear and cold; it thawed some where, exposed to the son, but it would freeze sharply last night again.' There has been no t r rrivals since the date of our lard raper and time aro no boats duo. The City of Evansville departed about six o'clock yesterday morning. John Forsooth" was one of bar pilots. Tho Cllendale loft for St. Lotus last night loaded down to the guards, and a barge. She will load her barge at Steu benville and Wheeling. Pllote—Oskee and Patterson: The Kate Putnam, Capt. Ed Evans, Wm. Harbison in the Mike, will depart, for New Orleans this evening and pas. eengers and shippers should bear this in mind. • 1 The Arlington, Capt. i Moore, 'will de part for Cincinnati' to-day at 12 o'clock, and shippers are requested to have all their freight down nefore that time. Hero le an excellent. opportunity for passen gers, and one that should be taken ad, vantage of. Capt. Shepard still retains charge of the ollice Byron Painter of the firm of J Painter A Son., and Weliknown to many of our atsamoostroon, diod suddenly; yester day. The It, C. Gray. Capt. Whltteker, is being tilled up steadily for Nashville, and will take her departure to-morrow. Shippers should beer in mind that boats are scarce and it is hard to tell when we will have another one up for Nashville. The Camels Capt. B. C. Mason, is now the only boat loading for. St. Louis, and, consequently, she will soon get • out. It to rumored that Si. Dints parties, halo, or aro about to, contract for a mammoth aide wheeler for the New Or leans trade, similar In also to the Groat Republic. It said that the hull will be built at Shoustown by Porter. We oleo hear that several Pittsburgh steam boatmen _contemplate building a mini moth stern wheeler. From present in dlc.atimus, steamboat building will be brisk here this spring and summer. The Grand Lake with a big tow, made the run from hero to calm In seven days And a few hours. —Thc New Albany Ledger . ear; Mrs• ../30 NOW IL,-_ Elms Bowles, late of French Lick, Or. avg. County, this state, but who resided In Louisville, after being granted a dl. Tore* from Col. W. A. Bowles, la sup. posed to have lost - her life by the Emma No. 3 disaster. Mrs. Bowls bad been ron a Tian to N. 0., and was expected to return to Loulaville last week, - Capt. Marron& reported a Mrs Bowles and her Mesa from N. 0., as among the lost, and It is fully believed that It was Mrs. Eliza Bowles. Her niece was from * Bt. Mary's . Pariah, L 013811.116. =Capt. John James, Sr., and S. T. James are in search of a email boat to put In as a daylight packet -between their coal mines at Newburg and Evani• villa. —The Gnat Republic la doing a land cake rapidness in tne Cairo And New Or- leans trade, and, as might be expected, is making plenty of money. —The Wild Duck and barges arrived safely at Elt. Louis on Tuesday, and the Moths Ebert, St. Louis to New Orleans, wan at Cairo the same day. ..-The N. J. Engley, with a tow of empty out barges, burned her tellers at Fluter's, Sunday, and returned to Cincinnati for repairs. —Capt. Wuh Kerr was at Cincinnati the other day contracting for furniture and other equipments for his new Ports. month packet. —A new picket line Is soon to be establbihed between Louisville and Ar kansas River. . ,—The Cumberland River was falling on Tuesday with 9 feet on Harpoth Shoals. —The tow boats Hick Patton and A.?. Baker wore et Evansville on Tuesday. —The Savanna was to have lett Cin- Oluniti fur Pt tsbursh on Wednesday. —The tow boat Sam Parker will be sold at Cincinnati on March fish. • —the tort' boat Mary Alice was at Memphis on Tuesday. —The Messenger is hi - tiding at Cincin , nett for M1T1:4.164n5. RIVER PACKETS. - ciriaiotArk PITTSBURGH AND CINCIN PACKET LIN& The new and opletothl oldewheeli d dr o b Steamer. ARLINGTON. DANIEL NOON& YAW,. A. S. SztirAstr..,CleYO. leooro Plthabarylt 101 . CmelmaYcrcry TIIIS DAY at 14 M. promptly. Peturolo/. le►rea Clnelazoll for rittsborsh, at 151 Y. el iv . ) TSIDAY. lry, frac W.. gilaigt, Oral:Ler infunnation, ap• ply on bo.ll or to JAMES COLLINS. Yet /LAM A COLMISGWOOD, Agents. NASHVILLE. YOR EtAINEIVILLEfaartig c1,•DX8V11.1.7. AND NASH L . aDLA LZ.-11"". "t"" tfa r l t n. IDTrall4n. 11T Will Dave for tee strove and 104,11.115ta ports onH AT URD/LT. /urn 3tn.st 41. For frtm7 board or to Dal IralreAt COLIANOWODD. NVD44 ST. LOUIS AND MISSOURI RIVER. FOll EVANSVILLE,s i are. CAIRO AND BT. Lo ieirir."B" "w" 61.1. R. 0 , NIASO . rgATUlllirT th , if roll 1 VArtre ". . 2l"":". ' For trel rtlt or pos•oice sop' , oo boittl. or to ' oda /LACE. £ OID.L.INOWUOD. Aral& &mimesis AND NEW ORLEANS r/U MEMPHIS AND NEW OIL L E• NB - TN. Z.71118n7:47"'"'" NAnNwoN, Zriiiegt 14VAArtitATi tla;hlTrgirg fl. on 78b DATr f"tgh" 7l . l:taPt i rr "d" 1r ACE d COLLINU n. 3TI. nit. STBABISHiPS. TO LIYEILIPOOI. ODA& I QUEENSTOWN. TOE IMMO Nen STEASSOZII% Numbering sixteen IrsheLila taut. .Lou them the ee , yibratel • ____ _ gi i f il; il. - iik. l pg.% A D I A T MLri rft flaillem EVIC . III- EFLTlllgreirom Pier 41 lizr . =, ; , igr , gnu TOT IMMO or Cathy ;MUM BINGHAM, Jr.; 163 BICITHYLILLD STREET. Pitubwsh. , aTVAAL/A D b ar eEaMm —oedf S eßal e a O d b S a P a l eu BoNßoeE3e awlPena f im A 's, o ß th ►Bl - CA Say t f /Web, for the anrcdon of Year Three Stery Stick Drielligg Kona, on the comer Ifjortlindrir t O Ratter Streets. D.reiVed 1{.., ar Ina brA: el:pl . : ate: t all ew•muser. Wink, painting awl gasluf, awl plweerlug for plaster work. Plano wt• wacillestloas eau Oa seas at the °Mee of .Tms II.• MIL • boa, os and alter the U 13.1 lost The most sllll ha Ist to thsloWest WM bust Oldeerm folt!lS______—.----.2—..------"BACK". (wrr r nornan . ll 4./rTtree. 1. ALLTtIitaNT CITY. PA.. NW. YO. TOT°. I NOTICE IS 'HEREBY GIVEN that the easeseato at male by the Mowers for the °prates or FULTON BTRZILT, Filth well. Us :been 'nun! in pis °thee for exude,. tton, end esn be wren bare mall March Ilitb 1140. wben. It. will bi returned to Cleunells to - condrnuetteu. I , . glum.= DAva. r:sm 17 1 == imoliiTZ MALI. AMD ORNAMENTAL CARVARS, Ao. 66 Sandasky AL, Allegheny, h. igrl772%A BilVnalf. x I STOVES AND TINWARE YENDZEILI;OUAL 1101:121. V= MONS. AL I=ll KEYSTONE POTTERY. S. M. KIER & CO., = Queensware, Bristol Ware, &c. ernes .4 Warehous..763LISZWIYISTILYST. SlirAU enters promptly atteneted to. arEssirrA; ortaxo*.s. u.c.w.d Elmo aa la=bee galat Yeses= °magas, la oreorrfor try the box or done, at tae JOHN Y . le A .= A of erty A oths i a t t iw. h7O • 'Carnet Libad Mm. . 9. 9 1/Lsekerd; sil) IWO do. - do.,_• • . as bels tle. • Lugo 'Blacken': • 118 DAVI do. do.; *I bele Walla& ' do.; bolts do. • 44, • _ as bbarrltteledlidfriog; 11.000 POln.d. Codfish. Parcae by Ai 5.4DA.11/11iLlb, 14171111,axams. Twist - amt. TRADISIIN'S NATIONAL BANK, Wood St, cor. Second Avenue. MOM' PAID ON DEPOSITS. Gold, Coupons, Bonds and Stooks DOUGUT AND SOLD• 6. BRADLEY. President. W. VISNILISIt. Pies President. D' MIX UYLI VLARKT—Jn.. Cashier. S. McCLEAN & CO., BANKERS. DZA.1.86 Government Securities, Ni Fourth dventse, PITTSBURGH, A. --PersonaLar.ttOrompt attention siren to every. thing to the business. Collection. made. Car tlicatee tuned, sod Tamest allowed aerials Deposlta. &draftees made on Primo Collateral. and Goveinmeot mu - r - Illes at it r ise. ia.s. - Dealers In Foreign and Domestic ls Gold, Silver, Bank Notes. &C.. &c. All louror other Misettlaneons Stork., Bonds, Mortgages, Commarolal Pager, Ite.. negotiated at the mast rates of commlnton. tali tHOPLB'S SAVINGS BANK Of Allegheny. Cor. Federal and taco& Streets. B. H. WART], MC Pr...1401AL ELEM= BANK OF DEPOSIT AND DISCOUNT tocktiolders huidually 01 if :4:4,•41/111Fikplai) 11,01403V:1411 _____ :4 'l.i b OS PlTTBl3lCritf7li, Safe Seeping of Va'nobles, Under gennottor. and the renting of linfes In Its fire aud.Bnrglu•Proot Venni. No. 83 FOUSTIE AVENUE Visildeal—WlLLlSll PRIMPS. The Presidest-..IIESSII 'LLOYD. • pliscrOis: WIT.MAIt PHILLUS, BYRON H. PAINTER, HENFIT L.LoYD, JO S. S. NORMS'S, 11.161 , . IiZOILOK BLACK, 'WILLIAM K. I.TON kIUBSEY. JAN. BM:1M. Bsc . r A 111441-11. F. UN BONNUOUST. upen Salty Iron 9 0%.1.11 A. N. 10 4 e•elnet CITY BA.IIifIE. 112 Fiftb Avenue,rittsburgh, Pa. carrria4 $1041.000. 670CLUOLDZIL6 INDIYIDIIALLT LIABLE INTEREST PAID ON DEPONIM PORKIUN LICRAnelt Boagtit and 110141, and when dealtsd remitted to Enrolee. Colleetioae made owl' in- remain.' pante of Um traltedaltateo and Can • .1 , Downing Innlnn, Pomade.. 1/lltall McCann, VW Presioen.. W. N. Nonnaer. Cashier. Punt-tom. • ismee McCabe. Hugh Keating, Patrice Kann Tcroene Campbel, Caw t. Barr, imams Phelan. Chas. lenglan. H. A. Tregeogle. R. J. Wane. Thomas Barnes. N. Btu. :05. M. alizAr. *WNW. E= N. HO ES & SON& BAI•7KERt4, 67 MARKET STREET rirTantrizas, pa- Collections made on nal tittl ... ociOn l P 4 Volta' of the United ashes and G•Uld Stocts,Bonds and other Saturates BODO= AND BOLD ON C0NY1523031. d rrasz siLDIDOB vsli to the Burchagontall 7,giled States Securities. HABT, CAUGHET & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, vorgwe 'burgh and Wood Streets, rriessistritaia. 050001311101 TO HANSA; aLaT a co.,' =ll3 Exchange, Coin, Coupons, Auk particular attgllg i. p:ld to tlta patellas. COVERNMENT BONDS. Et lap Drafts on London. OILS Virsitiato 8 BUNG, YarnMat+ mad Eroten la Petroleum and its Products, DALZEWS KOOK, DUQUESNE WAY esmAtaasau. ADDSZIL WARING, RING k 100 WALNUT STREET 1M ►1 ~ ~~1 y ~ ,:1:1; AXD DILALZEI EIS Petroleum and Its Predate. IldikkapktiOgles—LST.WSLAUT ST anima ECLIPSE PETROLEUM. REFINERY. ugalmr w. G TWEDDLE• .iwilmLonrass or Lubricating &High Test %nig Ofis. Malmo laHaled Axle Oil, Wands great Cut without easage; fermatas Ummld at lowest terapetatures. — ISpostal oh kw treplailellsastall or hot weather. L•comeilve, Eiatuto, Skip. Wilton ocrews. • Maw lifillaad Plaid= nun on,. s tigarAVAACS'imma..l.tims el 4 ou.s....stwrisembh a . Jr notanur 4111=.7... • AtILOR VAIrNISH. to preserve Bright DOI • or sad ltachinou from nut. • nese prodott are tunorectnned under IN. Tereddlel• natant by thisahls n at.natztragtor . •Mto. TheLutsricnunc ' =2pure, ovum and madly night *al :nd 1110 temperature nuttlandsd and 0040/ ampt2 dtaillg extreme cold. The •Ball conned, and are Is conttaatuse oa moor of the ' prlncipal Itollratdc. Ilampto on M e a x . am W a r n s et r t pOleaun r a t IMATM4 -WOD • EIDE= CARRIAGES, BUGGIES. iko. 30111ifriOMOM... 11 . ItialTZD DAUB WORKMAI & DAVIS, Workir t ean, Moore & Co., Itssafactarels and Dula. in CEM3i4LGES , B I7GGIES, Spring and pack Wagons, Not. 11, 44, 46 and 46 Beane 6%., Allegheny. `neatly and promptly execial. Ot tran: a a:a= ,1,7,1,100 4.lrju.ag ataZtleartg rakreg W4Yerre EFEA-7, 3 1. II tit ad layeniVoo‘ trell2: arm of ,YOU ILK • CO.. she basi n.* wilt harmnat be continued as Weald at.and, aapx...t.be,47:4Wettr al iiIJBILIIAN • 3011711a1410111[11aN, • I.atil;llioll,licai• NW:al /MAP, DAMP. P. IL DDFFVs. E=33:=3 TitiotGE 11011911 DENTS OF ALL Wads of rreiln nal are reeetve4 daily yalcu..x.tu Ph Wawa. No + M tmorgariamtilgy satltiudi.l MAIO Kra: Our rt o rarkely d itit = =euretz V in bU. ala"..thma. t V: I blet airco 100 11. wllllaanaa aeat ENGINES, B PITT BOTEXIL STILL AND TANK VOR.IKS. CARROLL AND SNYDER. . . NANDIACTDRIBN OF TUBULAR, __DODBLWItTS D TUBULAR FINIFeBOA. AND GILIN Ng :STEAK DOLL, AM yd. ti 711.1.5 AND OIL r NIE:t siUMNKYeI. BNEECHIN AN D AM rAvi, SATTLIN , O rAs, 'SALT PANS ANDGON ENANILMPAN'S.STEM rLPPR, GASONEETEES AND WON BRIDGES. ... ralf3ON DOORS OW COAL SHIITES. OfOre aud Warehouse, condor Seiossa. Third, Short. wad Liberty Strees, . PITTSFIDnait, PA. if orders scot to the ataee address . 1 tro ml6O nomptl, attended BUR N. BOLE 81 CO., Der. Point Alley and Duquesne Sin =I Engine Builders, Founders and Machinists. Mannfaetrire BTICAIIBOAT F.NOIN VS and WTATIONARY KNOIN KS, ot all sixes. • $p attenUon invited to our new ISTATII /N -AIM OIL WALL NW/ INS AND FUNTABLE Baalitlitql'ofb:;4l•Pu to order Foundry, ou . fltlll OTICENT. below market. 11100 for Ult WOUI, BHAFTItai,PULLWXIS, lIANGEMtI, 111)0011 and TOBACCO riCIIEWS old 111011 TOBACCU YKLS•SII.3, on band and made to order, at the NDUSTRIAL WORKS, Framing au the Alltgheny Itiva...r. the rol.t. PITTSBURGH. PA sarAu orders promptly filled• Tai RIESICH & 11110, rum BuKeLAßAiltoor SAFES AND VAULT'S, NO DAM!. NO MOULD ENOINES AND MACHINERY, "D rIT• Car. 17th and Pike Sta., Pittsburgh, Pa. nomala O'HARA BOILER WORKS. F. REPHAN & CO.. Maud:unreal of STEAM BOILERS OIL TALON STILLS. AIL %YU lii`Nit.iirrttin MilEcTglgiinTD: BnICHILIi FLOE BEDS. fe., Cor. of second Menus ,and Liberty st., PLTTBROItt4II..PA. Strpitrtox done promptly. Orders sent tattle shays erldrre~ 11.1rir=7.11rsUlagrieltdArlIALL BN HKPH YDEit'e. ortStISA WM. BAUNMILL CO. BOILER MAKERS AND 'ISII.EIVI IRON WORKERS, NM PIO, 99, 24114 D WI FILNN IT Having Secure.] elute yard and thrashed tt tettn the most epnroved maeldeerr. we ere row -71r311 r trgirn=,l7ll:ll7•WlZ:dlißulft; We ' re; eattearge...b":. =env i e Era Condensers. Belt Pans, .ante. Olt otitis, Atare ' .. tors. Et : lt!lng Pans. Boller hen, Bridges t tieszi . nd note Set tbllen. itepalrine done on shortest notice. jetkott oisuo u. estran.... IDIIVXD o.xlo JAIIED BRUM NOON, • • XABIT/AAMMILUS OY Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks. OAliar MON WORK, &O. 61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. STOVEB. CA STINGS. &o COOK STOVES. BET THE BEST. BISSELL & COll3 TRIUMPH. FOR Birvutinvo vs COAL, Warnuated to Cook, Bake or Beast well as an other Store to the Vales. BISSELL & CO., No. 2,85 Liberty Street.' }MATING 0T0 , 7123. ORATE ritol4ll3. IriNMERS. COOKING .1111.2M15. GAFF, HUGUS & CO ■IEOTICTCSRBS 07 TirIMTVJUMITT OP STCOVW-AS, BOSTON COOKING RANGE 'THE MAT IMAM" NEW TEE NEW ANTI-DUST COOKINO STOVE. "REOULATOIL., COLUMBIA COOS STME., VAN'S IClnchassU Vattern) PoIITABLE BANOS CAST IRON MANTLES. WELLMAN'S BEYLECTOB, VOLATCS, Rev ftvia dirt sad dust: (MATE SWIM, VENDEBB, Az. 208 and I DS Liberty Sheet, P 177581711011, PL. Mil A. BRADLEY & CO., 30. 110 WOOD STIEtrEe, Itassfactaran of the (Mated Vadetlol Cook, Parlor and Heating Stoves; To Bs norm. " • ' to our soaronent will be (bend all the LATEST PATTERNS AND IMPROVEMENTS , and the rep nation ofjo Stoves Is such that any one In eat of • article should purchasetuone but thOleltallos maned by as. s• to found the wall durable as melt as etououtleal. Would call parileulai aliottlon to our he VOLCANO Stu v d. for churches...b+ fd alit store.. lint? 1.1 In three MOutot. tateaded to • nlth Or Inttlollt castor. Alt Woo bolo used them We' butt th aw taDerlOt Want Other //1 , 1111/ cheap er. 0000 lot Clantrottler aab Prtoe tilt. *O2 BTO - 1.4 1 11 M antse; N rs of LVl l ta 13/11LY IRON OAEA rilll\T Gir /S. Watt work oar teethlty. Loose Joint Ilatte. game. aa4 Oa th I lease, gut. Pullen. and other astades a guilder.. Hardwan always we hand. Ulla and Works. near iltntstr.lleo or. Allegheny CM. 701402C0 address. Loth goz au ft 1 b . 's b • r`• == HENRY BIER & CO., - JOHN !IL 009PER'ilk 00" Bell and Brase,Founders. BRASS CMITINGS ILLOZ PROMPTLY TO MDR% Naleable and Grey Iron Fittings, GAS PIPN. AND TUBING,. ITIOTIL GLO M CHECI ALL E, GLOM PATTERN. rEtCoN CCICNKS, BIAS Work of every description for Steam, Water and OIL ILLNIITACTIIIIZR9 07 J. M.oooPait a core Mimed BaloWilmel Um Pump. Agents for Dreyer Patent 'Oil ers, the beet in the Market. Mee aad Works, =am Thirteenth and Pita 131. met.. meni eticossaoas TO A.Two&D & mourniEl, Corner blurt, street sad Thin& Avenue, ritubarsh, BIABBSOUNDESS AND IRON EP FITTERS sad AGANTIS for A. 15. CANZEON 00 , 3 ISTTAM PRYPw ART RIAMPIRIot _ 'WEST °DIMON Madam Biondi Worlo. • Ilarthinst corm *Mut Comm TIMM% ATVATICS Ili GO. Mrs eft laud or wsX.4l. i rort. n ....Upplkia sIgInsMIIZIWITomb III.• " Aziottim as * B novast. claw BtTWI A . ou isuu.pixes, Rittitzelli. Pa ISTegial attestlcs Elm to ea matensai baiglag 00IIAT =am,p4 .179674, 0- -11KITIFIE WORN& COLEIM. Bark& 00. i ltsaullotaress nto - N. NAILS sTpEri, AXLES AND SeRIPICD!,, DCQUESNE. L Z AMID i alueurs. BOILER i'I.ATE* AND URAD.),__, UA RD IRON. DRAG Agin DHOprISIIIIARS,, CUTTER BARN. UY DL IRON. 7 . 4 c 1 , .; ; W1AT 4 , 11% fir =lva TEETH fiPR I NO:YLISW AND C ULTIVATOR RTNYL:. • STEEL. WINO) AND 31()IIL lIS cot pattern. STEEL TIMER. NTREL skIATTINII. A. 8.. ESTEEL. • (MACH, BUDDY awl WAGON gramma wad ALES. DWI' NAILS AND IFFIKI!CN. All Goods Firs ENt C A ass l WORlid:and Warrant Warranted . OITRIDND• ' RIRIANunth Streel. wad Allegimety Wyo. ma* 11 WeAseNtreat, Pittsburgh. ' mho MILLER, BIRR & PARKIN. nn.N,n,ta mirAntes . rkariark-s. Y. Kum -4- • . CRESCENT STEEL. WORKS, KILLER, BARK & PABXIN, - OFYICS, N. HO Liberty Street, PITTSBURG% r► fellsonl pITTSBIIIIGH ' STEEL vicnacs. ENTABLIIIHND IN 1845. ANDERSON tt WOODS, BEST REFINED UST STEEL Ot every tlescriptton. Also. beat WWI Plow ead !Spilka Bled. Lcueiroe Bess Alio rlßsr iimatrx. Pitts burgh. Ea. DUQUESNE FORGE. WILLIAM MILLER, (Successor to JOB. HAIGH & CO”) 11;editlee ee-ex : tesksive with the le. 1114 For inehlgrifirlit'll'ALW`Ar NrAtiVolg SHAYTd, enkYHES, PINYON RODS. LEVEES. PITMAN JAYS. seH.ll7 RAILROAD AXLEd. I.OC IC OWYTIV FRAM F , together with every description of SHAPE OM Moe ud FRN Corner of Duquesne Way and Pint Itreet. 0110140 11LERSIL1USEN PROCBSS• El MA VIO: ass TheSEFEEndi .7 ln~arted l°.°72l.l,l"brrfe Iron. bf Parties scishlsa to use It, cam Otitis Ilectulea applltat to • JAMES P. SPEER, 80X/118 t. 4 'i l l:tear Itilaign6 Fourth avenue. Pasties Interested are Invited to Tuft 8110INISEISUYIS openWRKS. ora Qs Is sow saceesslul rasloru prnsiginsea - NOVELTY WORKS. Yereumiod .16 D. IRMR MOOMEAD,ADAIIIS & CO szrennia STANDAIIDAALLIBANX MT INT) PLATIVELY AND COUNT= moor isced Patent Door Locks Sad LltokOS. Mot and COlree iiills t to /MOMS Or FIRST AVEIRIB Nan WM • • SoltSaloom!. Poones. SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS. SINGER, KMEK & CO,, CAST AND GEBILLN STEEL. BAJLWAT NEBINTOS, 81..LIALTIC AND YLATI , ONX ErRINEI3. ANL= ST-END VMS. AA. ANA Warehouse, 133 Water sad 100 First Rs, Ton WAsienta Bminntas BRASS M=L=Ul itrecassoas 1 3 V ( ' ) ;) - 1 ;ti) •is it AHS & MOSER, I== MAIMPLC/17112 1 /11 OW SCALES. PITTSBEITICiEI, PA., lionetaeturere of every at .BLICH ALMOND STEEL 'WORKS. PARK, BROTHER & CO., Manulaotarers of all deavlptlona of ferr a . Cake and Warehouse. TEURTIRTR. THIRTY MOT and RAILROAD BTBRITS. I=ZEDI II 1411 j dIA.II3i ;L:181', ill.Vilzji;:ii:V:lll N ATIONAL FOUND= AND PIPE WORKS Primer Carroll awerullW straw. • • murra wham.) rrrwsuunciu, PA.. WILLIAM SMITH, xuartioTtrau OF OAST IRON BOWL PIPE YOB 01.5 AND WATT& WORE. lay noes are *Utast Invariably la FM. In arY sand sad 19 fest leaatao. Wort nal worm, of alumna . Costing& for Gort do Water Work& .11:7111==.11=2114- CUP FORT PIT? FOUNDRY COMPANY OEI,IOI AND WOW. TWELFTH BVi!,EET, Wig along the Him ot tbeir - road s at' , . SU" To TT4o Two Au% _ , Aid en sCISIDST 01 . 719 K TWIRL ' , ' Vat flatten V a tit a 11.. lastm, lle“ addregt J 031211 P. DIMSSIBikit ' .It. L. IrMiItVOCILIG. , Land CoarnUAralor. Toyota. IWO* PrITSBURGET. rir Engines. sowing Mill Ma. chinery, Nail Machines, Be torts. and CaisiinP w.'a. Aapassori NONONGHIM FOUNDRY. W. J. ANDWION & CO., Xdaatfetarers of IRON BOVA 111.01dri, WII.DOW IddITZLB and 131/Lo, and • • Castlogo of EVJLITEfrom Asa A tter N al irolat4 Colorado 'Pierada, California Utah, Arizona Washington, New illogic°, Mahn i. vzgain.i tsvntuks mos stioSsza: u s Dal and Ina at 'tram Tarkund Wrk& .. . selt S irilworth with:the II; ev ak ig oi nlMS 4D uatiel i ga sx ! e ( M O M YOH rolOrrvaar a/4MT .T..slial. Am) _ All Point" 'in.the Territorial . . LIIld•11 ...NDERESO L N , ll TRI-WIZELT Lai of 00l Mira for Tut Union, Mut , . Yon, rim. Ann, =o, and all ,polnU is WS. rasa rd lir/ • anTatalen ' tnlialTT o ral f taL . ll l4 2 . with ramonabla (nruand Tram than IL ireenern tennlnoa, Ms, rand SOW' rr.,..11,,,,1,111ettM1ry.1br Oka oromeokole sMfi s liaZlAClZAr ' ' "' °awl" &are and asla ;or • Mast< vta THZ Ban rtari p l i ajr . r.Acole 21.i.u.0r„.ar, - ,46 ASDHASOL ,_ eswal 6n➢awtwEs .♦. U, iwrsaiss; EM2MM=I:I 2,000,000 ." I " 2 ' - offeELANternanD EZEZU Union Pacific Railroad Company, TeMR4:= DVirIDION. Or CMS& B. LA1111.0131. seersv ,, : 4 CLusom The important discovery of the CARBOLIC ACID as' , a CLEANSING. PIIIIIETING, and HEALING Agent is one of the most, remarkable . results of modern , medical research. During the late civil war) it was extensivelused SA the Ilospitals, and w as found to be not only is thoroUgh'slisin. *Octant, but also the most won derful and - Speedy REALISM REMEDY ever known. It is now presented ika a scientific combination • with other . soothing and heating agencies, in the form , of, a SALVE; and, having 'besot' al. ready used in number Tess rates with mostsatisfactory and ben diciest results,we have no hesi tation in offeritig it to the pais lic as the most certain, rapid, 'and effectual L remedy for all Poles and Ulcers. no Inottor . " how - long standing for Diaries, Cuts. Wounds, . and ..:every ABRASION of MOB or FLESH. and for Min diaeasetaanerallY• Bold by all Draggled& Pedraiillailds• JOHN V. HENRY, Sole EfOlerr, No. 8 Wiese 110/. Now Yoi irlin Dwasyl ingriicns° ougine" BEE n el =9 K. 6:00 P. Y. Y. 2:03 T. Y. 10:001 2. Y. Y•7O A.Y. Y. 1.80 r. Y. N. 0:421,2. TA;ou. - xt.i...ii. , • lt