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ON MOOT I*VOILABLZ Trams.
inr Intend Allowed on Deposits.
•i'lloner loaned in ktoearamaat Bekaa at
lemon market rates.
Orders executed for the Parabsse
Sod Nate or STOCKS, BONDS and
SOLD.
A lICEST. BRADY & CO.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
0171 OP OP ITrraztrium GAurrz,
BATURDA.Y, March 5 , 1510.
The turning point In the deems of
gold and bonds appears now 'Ai hinge on
the consideration of the tunding bill In
the Senate of the United Stataii, axed - for
MondaY, and the further measures re
garding the conversion of greenbacki
into bond,. or withdrawal from cdrcula•
Lion by substituting gold Instead;
Shoeld this funding bill pass, gold might
sit once go down to about 110 per cent,
Whilst on the other hand its entire re.
jectlcrn would put up gold mayoral palnii
at lead temporarily. In the absence of
any organized cliques in gold now, any
advance In gold Is almiost an imposal.
Mt, In the absence of any abort inter
est In the market. Although a farther
appreciation of our greenback circula
tion would be 'very desirable,. yet in the
”interest of the trading community a
gradual decline of the gold premium
and a consequent adjustment of valu&s,
of merchandise would bo very desirable.
The Government bond market Is en
tirely dependent on the gold market.
The advance of our bonds In Europe
goes on more slowly and the demand
Is Ilea Pre:sing until the fate of the
funding 1 :;til is known. A firmer festive
in gold or any material advance thereof
word", advance bonds two or throe per
min. In a single day.
'Stocks move hadevindently and are
- managed by cliques. The ease of the
money market sustains prices for the
present.
~(anotarions as received by Ph. R.
Mediu Gold, 113%; Silver: 111; Eighty
one% 1143 i, Five Twenties, MA 111%i
do 1864, 110i,i ;- do 1961, ;
Comsat, 109%, do 1867, 11 110 0; % do do
l UM, ee%
11034; Ten FOrtios, 107 g; Adams 14.
rCompany 60%; Merchants 'Union
m u en bi
Company, —; American Ex
tren Company, 17%; Western Vinton
e
legraph. 133 X; New York Central
- 8534: Reading, 97; Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne tit Chicago, 933(; Ohio dt
aIsUPPI, ION . ; Michigan Southern, 673 i;
Cleveland a Pittsburgh, 98. Chicago,
Bock Island ,k Pacific, 110. Chicago
North Western, 13%; Oalcsgo I•ltcrith
Western Preferred MO Erie 2534.
lELLGIANOTI. Large. anal,.
London, per £ # 3 , 83
Perla, per fine 21g 23g
Berlin, ttuder 82 83
.Frinktort. torine ..... ...-.. 473 i 48
Oly Telegraph so the Plturnargh if metre.)
New Yong, March 5, 1870.
Affairs in Wall street are generally ' ,
quiet to-day, owing to a halt In the I
downward course of gold premium.
Them Is a general disposition to awidt
the lesion of the Senate on Monday on
the funding bill, which promises to be
the next pivot upon which the gold
market will torn. At the close or the
day there was more animation and
activity In the gold room, which was the
result of a vague rumor that a bull
combination had been formed. The
events of next week promise to be exalt.
. log. The shrinkage in values has stim
ulated trade and the amount of mer
chandise distributed from this point this
week Is larger than any previous mie
since the opening of the year. Rumors
are afloat of the coming consolidation of
the Union and Central Pacific Railroads,
but lack authentication.
Money easy at 4144 per cent. Tee
- bank statement Is favorable, showing a
gain in reserve. Loan', i1268,634,21'h in
. crease,ll4B,s7o; specie, 135,893,493; in.
, hrealle 5204.204; rculation 11 33 ,7 30 , 9 12;
decreale, $46,963; ci deposits, .$213 0,73,541,
INOTCIANN $1.945,393; legal tenders, $54,-
0 66,933; Increase, $293,109.
Starling firmer at 8%;(4834. Gold high
er, but with an unsettled feeling; opened
at 11334; touched 114, and fell to 111%
Ina closed at 113% with more activity at
the close. Carrying retest 2%5 per cent.
• Clearances, 5101,000,000; exports for the ,
week were 1298.453.
Governments quiet but firm. Crieectes
of 'Bl. 1 601 6 4; do ' 62 ,1 1 %® 12 ; ao '64,
' 10%1310%; do 65, 10%4911; do new. NOS
9%; do '67. 10%0110%; do '6B, 1034(&10%;
10-40's, 754(3434.
State Ronde firmer with a large ad.
vanes In 'Virginias, owing to heavy put.
chases on London account and a prospect
of • settlement of the differences between
Virginia and West Vlrglnla. Missouris,
9334; old Tennessee& 5634; new, 46%; old
Virglolas, 72; new, 70; old North Caro
linas. 4534; new, 2134; Louisiana Levee
6's. ny a .
Stocks were firm and fluctuations
slight. The principal transactions were
In the North Western, Vanderbilt and
' Rock Island shires.
Peva 47ttrey Prices.--11anton,60 %; Com
• beating, 30%; Western Union Telegraph,
8434; Quicksilver. 11%; 'Swipe's, 854; do
preferred, 18; Water Power, 18; Hart.
fiord h Erie. 034 t Adams Express, 6034;
Wells tr. Fargo, 21%; American , 37%; Uni
ted states, 5034: Pacific Mall, 383021. Y.
C., 95%; Erie, 25%; do. pref. 4254; Harlem,
Itsg: do preferred, 46; Hudson Scrip,
93%; Reading, 9734. New York Central;
126%; Lake Shore,. 87%; Illinois ow,.
tral, 135 ; Pittsburgh, ; Northwestern.,
78%; do preferred, 83 3 4; Rock Island,
120; St. Paul, 6234; do. ttreferred, 76;
Wabash, 44; do. preferred, 7134 ; Fort
Wayne, 91%; Terre Heine, 36; do.
preferred, 62; Chicago and Alton, 11334;
do.,preferred, 114%; 0. & M., 3014; New
Jersey Central, 10334; C. C. .2 0., 7334;
St. Joe preferred, 107; C. C. tr. I. C., 19%;
Iron Mountain, 43%.
Boston prices: Calmat, 70; Copper
Falls. 4; Frank Iln, 6; Heels, MI;
Importa for t he week heavy; dt7 goods,
$3.274.040; general merchancibiAM, 3s7 , -
212.
Sub-Treasury balsam: gold, $74,834,-
385; currency, $ 4.617,341; general bal.
arms, 180,494,083.
Reoelpx from customs doting the
Week were g 2,196,911. Distsusements of
interest chiefly on 10.40 bonds,
$2,497,663. _
Dry 000411 111141riet.
Nsw Yong, March s.—The market wax
exatiedlogly quiet, bat 'very little bud
nem was done. Weurgan prints sold at
i o to Bo; Irregular makes of brown,
bleached and blue unsteady. Augusta
Plaid thumbnuts sold York. Idaryland
A. S . nyic, and New M ill. cotton
ades 42y‘c.
VIPALLADMIMULS. March b.-1/lour doll;
Northwestern extra family 115,87.35,75;
Indiana and Ohio d0116,26/34,00. yv but
quiet; Pennsylvania red $1,26Q11.26. the
latter for choice. Rye held still. Corn
quiet and favors buyer= paw yellow 90go
92 0, c hiefly 910; do afloat 93 0 , Oat.
quiet; Pannaylvanla 64(011et Whisky
Roans it 41,03 fur wort= Iron bound.
CITTSZI,IRG2I ILIIBKITB
Oman or Prv-zastritan'Elszsrrs,
B,IunDAT. March. 6. /SM.
The markets. in ILIA/ 10 M' way, pro ,
sent but little that lanew or 'magi;
portant. r.:6 decline in gold has been
the chief feature of the week, "Ind, as
might be expected, it has strenghtene4
the Imnreision that 'already existed in
regard to lower prices. All imported
Epode, including sugars and °ones,
have been weak and declining for sey4
Oral weeks past, and looks now as if the
bottam had not yet been touched; and,
In fact, there hail been la pretty sharp
shrinkage in nsarlly all , of the leading
commodities within the past sixty days.
Of course, business Is dull and is likely
to continue so until confidence has been,
restored, as people are timid about de,..•
log anything la the present condition of
affairs, and the demand for everytidig
is restricted within the smallest possible
001np/Ulik
APPLES—Thore Is a continued steady
demand. and while the market Ls some
what firmer, prices are mac/tanked, ®,
3X for fair to prime, and . $3,76 Q)4 for
choice.
APPLE - ItOTTEß—Canoted at $& 76c.
BUTTER—Is In steady demand, par
ticular the better grades, with aales nt
prime roll at 341335, and fancy brands it
87p3a.
BEANS Dull but unchanged—{2o
23/, per bbl.
BROOMS—Store prices: No. 2, $3,75:
No. 3, 84,E0; No. 4, $5,00; No. 6, 55,60.
Carpet Broome, $4,00(4,13,50.
BUCKWHEAT FLOOR—The season
Is about over; may be quoted nominally
at 2%®3 ctn.
BROOM CORN-13117 eta per ponud.
CHEESE—,SeIes Western Reserve at
17; Hambuts 173; Ohio Factory 15; Ohio
Goshen 18%®19; New York Oaken 19%
®2O.
CARBON OlL—Dull and drooping; we
quote standard brands at 26%25%, for
RI or lOU bbl lots, and 26,104.87, in a re
tell way.
CRABERRIE.3--prime to choice
°einem cultivated,
dull
nor bbl,
CORN MEAL—'III dull and cannot be
quoted above 85%900 per bushel.
DRIED PRlllT—Continues dull and
unchanged. Apples, 7®l3;l'eaehes,73ol
8% for quarters, and 934%10% for halve*.
Blackberries, 14(fi15; Pitted ()berries, 26
(5028.
DItIiSSED 11008-93‘010c.
EClGEl—Unchanged at 2.5039. •
FEATHERS—SaIes at 8.5q,90, and the
usual advance for =al/ lota. In a retell
way.
FlSH—Sales Lake Herring at 14X per
half bbl, and White Fish at 493:".
• FLOUR—There is only a moderate
local demand, and prices are unchanged.
We continue 'to quote at 16%534 for
spring, and. 153((3.0 for winter. Ryo
no O ll l3 s —There' le very little wheat
offering is owing mainly to
the fug that t her eh be nothing in it • for
dealers, not even a small commission,
and they do not care About handling it;
we continue to quote nominally at 11,10
@1,15 for good to choice State Red. Oats
unchanged; 42.(103c, buying 45Q476, sid
ling; salsa oa track at 44ar45c. Corn is
firmer but unchanged; sales on wharf at
75c. Rye is dull but unchanged at BO®
850. Prime State spring Barley is aliU
quoted at 900, and fall at $l,OO. Wo un.
dereland that ono of our large brewing
Arms recently bought some 20,000
bushels of prime Canada, at a price
equivalent, it is said, to be f 1,05 here.
HAY—Is quiet and unchanged; prime
baled is still quoted at $1843 . 20.
HUSKS—SaIes at 234(4.3.0 per pound.
HOMINY—Sake at 45,7403,00 per bbl.
LUdF..—S - lee of Clayeland white lime
at 102,25 Der bbl.
LA RI) . OIL—F. Sellers & Co. quote
extra No. 1 at $1.53(51,85,and No. Eat 89.
MAPLE SYRUP—SaIes at $1,74 par
ONIONS—Quiet and unchanged;
2,75 Der bbl, as to quality.
PEANDTS—Prime Tennessee quoted
at 9(410 eta-
POTATOES—Demand fair and market
- steady but prices unchanged at 45c, on
track and wharf, and 500 In store.
PEAS—SI.7OOI,7S per bushel.
PROVISIONS—The market Is quiet
and unchanged. We now quote at 12y,f for
plain Shoulders,. ang Isy, for Sugar
Oared; Ribbed Stdes, 1530188‘; Clear
18 3 / 4 ; Breakfast Bacon, 18; Sugar Cured
Hams,lB®lB34'. Lard, In tierces, 153
15 %; In buckets, 1634Q18,3‘. Mess Perk, o)
POULTRY—Receipts continue very
light and market Is almost bare. We
continue to quote drawled chickens, at
14@15 cta., and dressed turkeys, 18(gl.W.
SEEDS—Clever seed Is In fair demand
but unchanged. at 8 / 5 , 54 1 34. Timothy
seed, 1434%5, and Flax seed, r2aosiab.
STRAW—SaIes or rye straw at pe,
oats at 110011.
EMMO=IZI:1:1
ruraol.a.uat ii.muisre
Oirnoi op Prrrsztrzaz Gasms. i
SAzannAy. March 6. 1/70.
ELEVUSW FOR TEE WRZI.
The oil market has again been very
dull and heavy this week,' the sales
again being very small, and the busi
ness, to use a common and not very
elegant expreedo . e, is as dead sea "door
nail." Compared with last fined has still ftuttier declined,w h ile
crude yesterday and to day appeared to
be a shade stronger, althn there Is no
quotable advance. The ht firmness
in crude is owing to a sli ghtly improved
demand, nothing else, and so far as we
have been able I. discover, no one, as
yet, Is willing to ply the slightest ad
venom. -With the continued decline In
gold
atogether
f lawi l i i t ng t h o e ff fact
th ha t thodu
mend-
both for home commuiptlon and
export continue light, has Impreesed the '
trade, generally, with the belief that
prices are likely so rule low for some
time to come, end this, of mule
has a tendency to restrict business
and retard operations. We are
In hopes' however, that the worst
Is about over, that a reaction Is near at
hand, end that the dullness which has
prevailed for the last two months will be
succeeded oy activity and borlYarle7 In
the spring and summer.
Receipts crude this week, 12,498; last
I week, 9,193; from January Ist to date,
156,617; same time lastear 107,424.
Exports refined this wee k,;44B; last
week 10,111; from January et to date,
65,527; eamettme last year, 56,406, - Babe
this week 9,200; last week, 9,500.
Market steady but quiet and un
changed. Spot or seller ahnoet any de
livery between now and. July, 12 bid
and 12y 4 " asked. Buyer until July, 1334
@IN buyer all year, 14)411144%..
Dull and weak but without quotable
change. Sale 600 each AZ and Ma} at
29; and 600 each May to D other at SO.
tdarch727 bid ; Apra or _y to Septem
ber, 28,1®29. -
Or 1331131 OIL NY A. T. 11. 3.
Might Olt Works 160, on account 8.8.
Duncan; Flakier Bro. 7211, on amount B.
H. Long; Penn 011 Work. 80, cat acazrant
P. Hutchinson; A. W. 801 l 46, on ac-
count J. B. Barbour,
Total 1,04 bbl.
sznixzerni 0/ OIL ft A. V. 1.
Meßain & Bro. 109 bbla refined oil to
W. P. Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.
A. W. Bell .t Co. 100 bbla relined to A.
Bell it Co., Philadelphia.
Fawcett, L. & S. 195 bbla ref. oil to
W. P. Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.
J. A. McKee, 260 bble refined oil to
W. P. Logan et Bra, Philadelphia.
Standard 011100., 982 bids relined oil to
Warden, Frew it Co., Phila.
National Refining &. Storing Co. 168
bble ref, to Warden, Frew & Co., Phila.
IL W. C. Tiseddt• 100 bbls -lob. oil to
J. B. Barlett, Philadelphia.
B. W. C. Twaddle ill bbla lob. oil to
Manhattan 011 Co., New York.
Total refined_........ 1,685 bbl,.
OIL •RIPPED EAST DIIQUIDIti
Hutchinson 011 & Refining Co. 153 blils
hewing. to A. R. Mellunry. - PhiPs. '
Hutchinson 011 Refining Co. 151 blob
refined to A.R. McHenry, Phil's.
......... ....... 304 bbls.
HAREEM ET TELEGRAPH.
Now Ton*, blared: s.—Cotton ki*vl,
with sales of 2,300 bales at mici for UP
lands. Flom—recelpis 7,686 bbl,—flour
active and without decided change, with
lodes of 7,000 bbls at 14, 65 4,90 for super
State sad western. 14,90@5,70 (or Om.
mon te choice extra Stahl, 114,5440,80 fin
do extra western, 2.5,50W1,10 for good
choice white Wheat extra, 1600 for com
mon to choice round hoop Ohio, t6030(i)
6,15 for commons* Mr extra Bt. pouls,
30,20(4 , 8,50 for good choice do; closing
steady; Included In sales were 2,000 bbla
extra st e w at #E• delivered. Rye Sour
firm, with Ban of 250 bbia at $4,40(45,54.
un i tary steady without change, with
sales o. 450 bbis at 090431 for estern
free., Receipts wheat,L2.BoB bush: wheat
1 cent better and quiet, with sales
of 31,000 bushels at f 1.06 for November
railroad Npring, 111,17)4011.18 for abates
No. 2 Minn. delivered; ll. 2 sQol.2owinter
red and amber western; tie amber
Termastee, and 11-8001 1 .70 cm white
BMW. Barley dull and lower: 1,800 bus
7543.850 for two rowed State. and 11(41,06
Canada western. Barley Walt quiet.
Corn very scarce and lo better: receipts
4782, sales 34,000 bush 97c 1t new tali.
ed emote= • $1,02 Wi1,04 old do In
strife and afloat: 403 now enna yellow.
Oats heavy: mole 6,000, sales. 17,030 bus
SWIM& Iltate. Bugle dull: 80 hbds Cuba
914010. ?ifoluaes dull. Petroleum beaty
at 15,ic Or crude and 1A1(02543 arm!
fined. Leather: hemlock sole actin at
293.300 for Buenos Ayres and Rio Grateie
.11gsat weights, 2939(33099c for middle 10.
Z1,tf330 for heavy eo, 213439290 for Call
fornta light weights, ale for middle do,
270303 for heavy do. Wool firm for
high grades, with sales 500,000 lbs at 473
• 52340 ;for domestic fleece, 340 for un
.washed, 483 for pulled, 1914320 for Tessa,
41412:60 Me California, 43392239 c for Mes
tile; and 30331 c for Byrne. ROM quiet.
Linseed 011 dull. Pork s shade firmer;
with' sales 900 bbls at P 5,870928,23 for
newmeas, 320,75321 for prime and 122,50
324 for prinde mesa; also sale 1,500 beds
new mess seller March, April and May,
at 1:5,75325. Beef steady, with sales 390
DWI. at 1100115 for dew plain mess, 3143
17.60 for new extra mass. Tierce Beef
dull. 50 tierces at 125327 prime mesa;
128630 for Indian mess. Beef hams
'steady; - sales of 350 bhis at 123(332.
New cut meats steady; salsa of 170
packages at 10X(311,4c; shoulders 140
14y.c. Hama—Middles dull; sales of
90 boxes long clear on private terms.
Dressed bogs at 1131110 for western.
Lard heavy, sales 475 tierces at 11340
14 4c steam; 1631534 a kettle rendered;
also sales of 250 tierces steam seller four
menthe at 143ie. Batter more steady at
14328 c Ohio; 26(396a State. Cheese dull
at 1414317%0. Metals—Sheathing cop.
per quiet at 82c. Ingot dull sod droop.
leg; Mc for Lake and Baltimore. Pig
Iron in fair request at 138337; Scotch
532(9)35. American bar iron dull at
392.50. Refined English and American
sheet iron quiet at 1013123 gold. Rus
sian 11111.11 qulet at 499 e for cut clinched;
28(1.3 for horse time
Loyest.—Flour aleady, with an export
demand far low grades extra. Wheat a
shadin firmer at. SI 1201 111 for No. 2
spring, and II 2631 30 for winter red
and amber western. Rye doll and nom
inal. Oats dull and heavy at 5535619 c
etir western, and 61(3625fe for Ohio. Corn
scarce and very firm at 98c1211 for sound
new mixed western; old 11 0234 in eters,'
and $1 0436 afloat. Pork dullt for mesa
$15.75 was bid and 125 57 Inked. Beef
quiet, and steady. Cut meats In mode
rate demand at unchanged prices: Be.
con dull and nominal. Lard more active
and firmer, with sales 2000 tierces prime
steam, seller April and- May. at /41..0.
Eggs in fair request at 27%323.3.
Cilicutoo, Muth s.—Eastern Exchange
firm, steady and unchanged. Float
quiet end unchanged. Wheat more ac
tive' unsettled and irregular; sales Na.
/ at 88357 c; No. 2 at 7334379X13, aiming
at cash, and 800, seller April; the
market is unchanged this afternoon.
Corn firmer, closing
-at 703.‘c Fir No. 2;
65c, new, and 55@)62, for no grade. Oats
doll, closing at 359f0 for No. 2. Rye
steady and quiet at 67367,30 for No. 2
Barley dull and nominally unchanged.:
hilithwittes dull at 943950. Provisions
gimlet and easier. Mau Pork closed at
$25,60. Lard 1334 c. linseed Hogs dull,
cicalae at 110,2„ 50 10,75, dividing on 200
petunia. Brcetpte for the past twenty
four hours were: 60,30 e bhis (Sour, 00,100
bt/ wheat, 19,1143 bias ecru, 5,572 bum oats,
52400 bus barley, 4,176 head of hogs.
hipments wore: 5,1117 tibia. florir, 13,924
bus wheat, 13,6 80 lens corn, 1,5 00 boa
0at5..1,100 bus barley, 3,009 bead of hogs.
Cracitrawri. March 6—Whiskey offer
ed-at 940 and no, sales. Mesa perk was
offered at 1213.5N:426,75. Balk masts at
94., , ,@1354®14(A14M0 for shoulders ' rib,
clear no and clear sides. Bacon chaff
shoulders at 113414113ic• ' aides sold to a
limited extent at 15(4)16r for clear rib and
clear aides. Sugar cured hams 17@ffec.
Butter scarce and inactive. Eggs have
advanced to Zllc. Cheese unctumgecL,
Linseed oil dull at DSc. Lard oil at I I
,20
(041,30 for extra, Petroleum dull at 281.
atSW 7 . Sugar dull at 101214 c. Molasses
5480 c. Coffee dull ® at 24c.
•
ST. LOUIS, Felt:lusty b.—Tobacco ac
tive and unchanged. Cotton nominal at
lowest
Wheat dun: spring. closed
a 830 for No 2 impacted. for No 1
do at 93e, for No 2 red fail at 97c41 1,02,
for No Ido $1,0801,10. Corn mixed 750,
for white 764180 c. Barley dull at 11,00%
1,05 for hihaassots. Rye dull at 70(g)720.
Whisty dull at Pb.c Sugar quiet at 14
130. Cadidt steady at 2 4(42304 Cattle
attire and firm at 5;;65%c for prime to
choice, 7%710 for extra. Hogs in good
request at 7511093‘c.
BA LI !MORE, March s.—Flour active
and firm for ail grades at yesterday'.
itgarela Wheat then: Pennsylvania si 26.
Corn more active: whits and yellow 910
95c. Oats steady at 540356 c. Rye steady
at 85@95c. Provision. tolet and an.
changed. Whisky dull at II 00 01.
bf warms, March s.—Cotton notoltud;
receipts 1,506 bales: exports 1,900. Flour
154115,57. Corn itrig9sc. Oats 135 c. Hay
its. Bran 250. Pork dull at 125429,50.
Lard 15110151.1. Bacon quiet: shoulders
130 and aides 17c. Bulk Mesta: shoulders
110 and aldeelf,!'c.
MrxWAttrxx, March s.—Flour un
changed. Wheat steady at 115 c for No 1
and 830 for No 2. Oats weak at !tic for
No 2. Corn firm at lao for new. Bye
and barley nominaL Dressed hogs
steady at $101310,25.
Loommrsz, March b.—Bagging un
changed .7.5 c. Cotton dull: mlddllog2t: H .
Flour steady; extra family $5®5,2.5. To
bacco firm: 90 hbds 13,50@07 trash to
lug% and 181411 lugs Wood leaf.
Clmonta No, March s.—Petroleom dull
and lawalve; relined held at 25„t4(g280
for large lots, And 26%.100 for mall;
crude unchanged at $5,901,r bbl.
1
Thsraorr, March s.—Wh At 1®134c
lower: No 1 white $1,1131@1, an. oats
4701 regular 11,054 1,C4. Bar {1,65%
1,70 per rental. Cloventeed II 25.
CIIICAOO, March s.—Lles dull at
$8,25q,9,1234 for common I. extra. Cat
tle dull at #5,60G5,75 for fight to extra
smooth steam
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Prrramotax FONT WATNN AND C=l.
CADO RAILROAD. March _6.-161 green
hide; M Delange; 11 bra butter, Wood.
worth A D; 6 halt bbls butter, Val:mur
der .t. 9; 1 bbl alcokol.F BraiuuC bra but
ter, V M, A Co; 100 bbls dour, 8 Lindsay
Jr t Co; 400 sks do; owner 60 bbls high
win* Bbipton & W; 60 tca lard, J H
Parker: 50 do barn; Dalzell &T; 1 - car s
Iron Tim Maloney; 50 bbl. alcohol
Hostetter & Smlth; 1,664 Ws paper, 41
ski rays, It Christy; 1 roll leather, W
Flacons & Bon; 60 bdls b handles, H
Lanmp & Co; 23 pkgs butter, J
Graf it Co; 155 g hides, N Hoffstott;
100 obLa flour, owner; 2 bbl. eggs, John
Wilson & Son; 30 bus chow, Canfield &
K; 300 bus glees C lhaisen 'A Son; lo
tibia all, 0 E Palmer & CO; fil tails beans,
Vole & Co; 1 car staves, P Adams;
10 pk gs batter, 186 aka oats, H Rea Jr;
• 17 bdls brooms, John Porterfield; 4 kegs
lard, Bighmyer & Voekamp. • -
CLEVELAND A.ND PITTISURON RAIL.
ROAD, March 6.-3 cam blooms, Graff;
Bennett it Ce; 6 cars ore. fihoonberger,
Blair & Co; 2 do lake sup ore, Rees, Graff
it Dull; 2 do do, Jones & Laughlin; 1 do
Iron ore, Park Bros & Co; Ido lumbar,
R A Clark it Co; -46 bdls brooms, J Car:-
far; 10 bbla lager beer, J Emden 25 bin
cheese, J B Canfield; 9 drums, 2 tube, I
bx tobacco, Pretzliald Bro; 71 ski barley,
.1 bl. Carson & Co; 3 bbls, bx tallow, I
0 Craighead; 29 Was apples, W .l Steel
Bro; 6 kga batter, Meanor & Harper; 6
sks rye, 81 do oats, 26 bbl. apples, Day
Co; 2 bid;/ hi butter, 1 tub do, 6 kg*
lard. Volgt, M & Co; 66 sks oats, Zug &
Co; 6 kegs, 4 bail butter, I keg lard, 20
bbl. flour, P Dust Son; 14 springs, Cola
man, Rahn/ it Co; 21 sks oats, 2 bble
egirs.l tub butter, 10 bbl. apples, H Rea
Jr; 46 bbl. apples, Bruggerman & O'B;
24 dodo, W H first dr CO; 10 bbla apple;
2do older, .1 Christy; 90 bblrbene dust,
Seward it Emerson.
Prroutuxuw. CINCINNATI AND IT.
LORIS RAILROAD, March 5.-184 bp
flour, Schoemaker: & L; 10 hbds tobacco,
Weyman & Bro; 1 box meat, 0 H An.
demon; 8 bola sprit, Bra:merman a 0;
sdo fags, Volgt. a Co; 2 kids lobs°.
ce, Martin • Heyl; 57 bye barley, F
&Melds; 6 cars staves, Hastings ,t - D;1
do do..M-P Adams Bre; 2 dobutk wheat,
.1 W Bo:awarder; 8 bid's. 1 skin, 1 bbl
tallow, .7 Waldon; 4 bra tools, J W
Woodwell; 1 bbl glow, Dithridge & Bon;
6 bbls onions, W J Steel it Bib' 1 bbl
sugar..W Miller &-Co; 24 by ma Day
&Co; 6 do do, WH Graff& Co; 2 do do,
B Derol; 25 do flour, H Riddle; 6 do eggs,
Woodworth &D; 6 do do, 151 W Rankin
it BrO; 1 car hulk meat, W B Hays &
Bon; 1 car staves, J B Lutz; 8 do cotton,
Holmes, Bit H; 30 bra candle; J Con.
nen 6 bbls lard oil, B L Fahnestook
Co. . .
-
Amattrazirr EtraTrarlfarch 5.-2 cars
toe, A Ackley; 2 cars metal, Pgh iron &
Forge k Co; S cars cooperage, Rey& &
Robertson; 2 bbla tallow, 20 hides, Luck
camp & 0o;1 car cooperage, Rails & It;
160 elm flour, 60 bbis do, S 0 51cMasters;
1. car barley, Geo Ober: 1 do lumber,
John Baas; 1 car lime, J RI/amen& 0o;
1 de metal, Lindsay & MeCtitchson; 11 do
do, Lewis, Bailey & Dahill; 87 tibia on
ions, 109 sks boar, Hipploy & Beckon; 10
dos brooms, Jos O'Hanion; 11 do do,
Moon Bro; 4 mks beano, F Owens; 1 car
Bogen, Al B Bayamon; 1 do metal,
dc B; 100 ski Boar, Bose &Ewing;
1 car wheat, Kenned Bro 1 do staves,
Stott & 11: 12 pkge to b acco ,R et W Jenk-
Moon; 1 car lumber, JorMoßelar; 8 kegs
pearl barley, C Yeagle.
ALLNICIMIT Yammer RAI/MOLA
March 5.-6 cars limestone, Shoinber
ger B & Co; 7 do railroad, Iron, Burling
ton at Cedar Rapids, R R Co; 67 can coil
,
Foster & Kier; 48 do do, Armstrong ,
Dlolmon et Co; 24 do ao, Coleman,
Rohm & Co: 109 bgs osts, SI do corn, 10
do wheat 4do rye, 1 car grain, Scott &
°nal; 84 aka oats, J 'Carothers, 15 begs
clover seed, 9 do dried - fruit. W H Kirk
patrick dt Co; 1 car rye, D Wallace; 1 car
wheat, Kennedy & Ang 8 pkgs bides,
J Eiseobohn 2 cars metal, McKnight &
& Co; 10 eke c lewd, Johnson ek Colvin; 1
car metal, Rees, 0 et, D.
Frrreautton & Corrskaannis Ran,
no&o, March 5.-57 bee corn, W Welsh
& Co; 15 0 WI paper. A M Kemal; 87 do
do, Markle & Co; 8 rolls leather. 014
Balaton; 21 bbls apples, Thomas WWI
- 80 alga, T B Xamg & CM
PrTTSBUIt,(I . e . " k. I . I
RIVER NEWS.
Upper Rivers.
t➢l Peelle sod Atlantic Tclearaph.)
OIL CITY, PA., March B.—River at a
atand, with 80 Indio' water In the
ehantreL Weather cloudy. Thermome
ter 23 degrees at 6 r.. Y.
.Circiassnano, PA., March o.—ltlver
stationary with 5 feet of water In the
channel. Snowing. Thermometer 32
ats r. sr.
. PILOWIGSWILLZ. PA.. March 6.—Ftlyer
stationary, with about 8 feet of water
In the channel. Snowing. Thermometer
30 at 7 r. x.
The river wax about stationary ycxter•
day afternoon, with 634 feet In the chan
nel by the Monongahela mark. Weather
continues very changable, though the
indications generally are favorable for
more water.
There were but two transient boats In
port yesterday, the Argosy and 'th•
Camelia. Ths Argosy is laid up add the
Camelia ts loading, for St. Louis.
The Carrie V. KOUIeZ arrived at NOW
Orleans on Friday.
The St. Charles was advertised to
leave Cincinnati for this port on Satur
day.
The R. C. Gray departed for Nuhvlllei
on !Saturday with a fair trip, and. she
can get all she wants below. Pilot.,
Win. Williamson and Geo. Hughes.
The Rate Putnam depicted for New
Orleans loaded down almost to the
guardi, and her hurricane almost cover
ed with plows, wagons and other Pitts.
burgh manufactures: • Pilots, Junes
Henderson and Wm. Guise.
It Is reported that Capt. Hugh Camp
bell, late of the Mary • Hauge, was to
leave on Saturday evening Ibr St. tools
by rail to &mums command of the 'Nel
lie Rogers, and load her for Pittabtrgh.
Frank Whiting. late clerk of the Mary
Havage, and who was obliged to resign
In counquence of 111-health, Ls getting
better.
Pilot James Whitton, who wail to have
went on the Mary Davage, but who WWI
too late getting her., went home on the
R. C. Gray.
Naw STEAMER JUNIATA..—This
Is the name selected by ' Capt. C. L.
Brennan far his new boat, and as we
have previously intimated she was built
expressly for the Pittsburgh and Cincin-
nati packet trade. -BIM has be Waited
by quite a number of eteamboatmen
within the past few days, men Who
know good work when they Be. it, and
the feeling is general that abe Is admira
bly adapted, In every respect, for 'the
trade for which she was constructed,
that she completely “tills the bill." ,
While she is large and roomy, she Is
withal et light draught, will trim.npon
twenty eight Inches, and. consequently
will carry a large amount of freight on
ldw or medium stage sr water. Thw
a very Important point for a Coat in the
Packet trade on the upper end of 'Wks
Ohio river, where there are a good many
shoal plac es and the probability is 'that
the Juntas will ge through where other
boats of her alas and capacity would
stick.
libels 2.55 feet in length, 33X feet
basal, 32 feet floor, 5 feet le inches depth
of hold. The hall which ls a good job,
being constructed of good material and
well put together, was built at Freedom
by hteCesky it Kerr. }loners, 4ln nom.
ber, 1:4 feet long 8$ Inches in diameter,
were furnished by Them d. Co. The
sogisea, are from the well-known eetab.
WM.:neat, of James Roma, and, u might
be expected, are all that could be do.
sired. Cylinders, 19 Inches In diameter
and 13,ti feet stroke. The cabin which is
very mach admired, 1, the handiwork of
Mathew Cloudy, who by the way, has
attained quite a reputation for good
work. The main cabin contains 48 state
rooms with bertha to accommodate 104
passengers. It Is elegantly furnished,
and while there la nothing gaudy, it-
nevertheless, present' a very handsome
appearance and la Very generally ad
mired. The carpets, chandeliers and
furniture, have been selected with
great care and taste, and were
all bought here In Pittsburgh.
The texas has sufficient accosimQa
none for the officals and cabin crew, to
that all the moms In the main cabin
will be kept excludvely for passengers.
At the after and of the texas is fitted up
it vary snug little room for the con-
VienienCll of the cabin crew, when they
are not engaged.
The wash howls, barber shop, and box
aro on an. aids and pantry on Ulm
• other.
The pantry and cookhouse are_ ary coo.
elently arranged, aa hi the aim In - all
ocher apartments of the beat.
The carpets are from the wall•known
carpet house of McCallum it tiro and
the general outfit by Evan.. Dallu tk
Gilmore. Furnanre, by G. R Denier at
Co.; upholatry, R. Edmundron .t Co.; tin
nd copper work, Jt Reiter; black-
and copper Work, Jinxes Reiter; ...
smithies. Patterson tt Bishop; trucks.
de., do., O. W. Collin; bell and glut at.
Ling, Plated - t '034 block and tackle,
Darn*.
This rine steamer which we have im
perfectly described, will commence
loading lbr Cincinnati to day and will
leave on Thursday, and every Thoniday
thereafter at 12 o'clock. Returningshe
will leave Cluoinnati very ti y at
noort.
Capt. Brennan is an old and mom.
phased atesniboatmaa and is too well
known here to remdriany Introduction
through the press.
—Mr. Thomas Be.. has Just returned
from the wreck of the Maggie Raj'.
Re says the wreck of the Maggie tits
floated down to a point three miles
low whore her bolters exploded, and la
lodged on • her, and turned riptide
down. Ws object in visiting the • wreck
wan th secure 17,000 in money, known to
have been in the safe, but he reports that
be found nothing worth preserving.
The safe was not In the wreck.
—The Louisville. Courier-Journal, Of
Thursday, save: Captain J. Clark, for
merly commander of the Seminole, but
now of the new boat C. B. Church, hes
contracted with James Howard it Co.,
for the building - of.a stew: dimwitted
boat, nth* Waked May let, 130 feet
long, 4 feet hold, 12 Inch cylinders, BM
feet stroke. She Ls to be a duplicate of
Captain Tobin's boat Trenten. This boat
Is to be completed by the 16th of May.
—Capt. Charles 'Mutilman, President
of the Wheeling and Parkerabargh
Packet Company, brought suit, on
Thureday. In the Superior Court of
Cincinnati against the the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company for g 30,000
damages, for the lose of the steamer Re
becca, which struck a stone barge lashed
to one of the plate of the Company's
bridge at Parkersburg on the night of
the 7th of D.oepiber lut, and sunk,
proving a total loss. •
—Capt. Hicks latig has been appointed
master of the new steamer Mary Miller,
now being completed at the Portland
wharf. fine will be ready la ten dela.
—Parties from St. Louis recently
offered this owners of the steamer Belle
Lea $60,000 for the boat, but It was re.
fused, 1100,060 being the price eked.
—R. H. Frank, of Vicksburgh, lost
about 4,000 worth of cotton and old iron
by the disaster to the Emma No. & The
ahlpment had some Insurance on It.
—The Savanna left Cincinnati for this
port on Thursday alter tatting the
singer's Pittsburgh freight. It Is said
that ehe will to Mamantled here.
—Capt. W. F. Davidson, on Thursday,
cloned a contract with James Mack, of
CLacinnatl, to braid the hull of a beat
for the Upper Mississippi. .
—The Leonides, from New Orleans to
Cincinnati, has 64 bads sugar for th in
port, and the Argon*, from lat. Lon% has
88 ski feed.
The Ireasidee arrived a New Or
leans on Thursday, and the Boat, was
at Cairo the same day. •
—The S. Charles was to have left Cln.
clunatl far Plttaburwh on Friday.
—The Banta arrlyed at New Orleans on
Thursday.
—The Nick Wall pared Memphis on
Thursday. -
3 ‘l 3l ;iii•TO'*lV 4:1
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PITTSBURGH AND CINCINNATI
PACKET LINE.
The iawaal spleadid tide-wheal
a dir
.1 mb
171fir.Th, °apt O. L. Zazwirwre,
will Iwo Pittsburgh ter elselassie 117LEY
THOLISDAIT at 3A &thick aroaiptlr. natant
big, will liars macianati IVMET OUNDAY at
11 AL
for freight or plasm troy on board or to
rrAcpc t croLLING rt 03D.
wife JAILER 00LLITIll, Alto T _
igIigiIIIMMVENOVNIMI
PACKET LINE.
, . .
The now and opleadld otdoorleol id elge
litumoor. AELINGTOS. DAN=
ROUE& Hooter, A. 111. INWAILD. OWL le►ta
Pltto►eral for Cfne.thout oven , TVISDAT
iq M. prozoDUY. Rotondo& loom ClAdlo. l,l
for fqt , .boriA. of 1111 X. our, miI.PAY.
lorfrolghl, mulct, or otttor InAmastlon. OD.
7170 n bear 4 or go ,
JAMS co4lnga,
at strox a fxdsuieiroOth Aseaia.
WC LOUIS AND lIIISOURI RIVER
. EVANSVILLE, m i gli=j,
ANTI KT, LOUIS
red, SI ellave•oget steamer
MELIA - Capt.: If: 0. Vase*. '
Wlll leave for the taus an entartaatata porta
on 7 ULT3re, Mara Sta, at 9 A. x.
au rzllita"oralililirr=ilM
SPECIAL NOTICES
IarCONSUILPTION.
• Dlt. SCHENCK'S Pl3l.lloleßlaTaar for the
cunt of CoughkeOlds and Consueintion.
Dn. SeliaNtall IfttAbiltED TUNIC Ate the
ears of Dyepepela and alit!. Debilitated Condi
thane of ta• nunaelt.
DR. SCHEN trli , dPlLLktor
Inseam of the Liver or to act as a {beetle
I
Alt .r thug Wee ble!ldi t ma . 7 dibbazttniae d
• in;i:64. t i - cziaiipiri;;;ro, - ,ztr e ;iee Pulses..
reguusing the Stomach and Liver, lad bah; tie
Po!manic Symp. to throat and vearr.h th rough t e
blood vet tele. by which means a eula Is moon
Them Xml!Macs are maselestithsly offered to
the !Uhler as the only safe, ciertela mid reliable
remedy for fulmobary Cunsumplloa, 40 44 1 f or all
those mirth thadltlons of the body *bleb lead
to that fetal alma.. Liver Complaint aad Dys
pepsia Ore Often fbreru9DerS 9r Coasurmitten
sad when they manifest hemseMes they Molar.
the nio_t prompt attest:en.
TOG Pulmo.lo Byre!. Is a medletho whirl las
had a Mini pratfall. Define tley9l,ll,_ 14 oe u .
ham beta preyed' by the thousand mires it has
ante through a orrWd of more than thirty..,.
Teaool. MI K which time It. reptitatles hum.
theathd sad am moot obstthate theirththattha
totinder doubt that It Ma remedy wbtel may
0.041 With coalldeace 10 all owls wbicl saw!.
Itf •thrt.
•
. If the palest will perileYerlugly follow the dl
reetleus which accompany each bottle, by will
certainly honored. If Ids longs are not foe mock
waled tomake se.n post isle. Zona La eases
supposed tone Incurable, when Meads and phy.
alma. have despaired , the use of this lfedielne
hy saved the life of the Patient and restored
him UP perfect h.li.k.
Dr. &hewn dots not NT that all Cases of Pal
myra., Uonsumption art within the reach of
medlebre, but no emphatically asserts that often
when patleats hart the must alaming symptms,
tuna as a violent cough , creep ing chill., night
they an tr 'b ti Ile la - to
such ad
they ate ern ebbe d ytil physical tlity may still
be cured. lie medical treatment can create new
ton `
1:1"g4:1`.4:t7114
tlt
led i heD . base.• 4 e T cee agT
AM, to ncrefulous Diseases, mete medic-Inn
are ecually elbe.ent. De. &heath has photo.
graphs of a amber .Of persons who have been
her...covered
allow. runnlas seres property
healed.. TIM lts vitrifying
Welch must be able re heal ea • Hies in the 1..5.
la tan treatment of Consumption It ot see
almost Importance to give vigor and a health,
tone to the Olsten, Hence it aeeem.ry io
.tro.atOto the appetite of Um patient..
Peeve th• dlvatlyn• 'Toper tootrlsheneat late
gallon together withauch meal, so will take
the hied easily dim:4lllle. The article. most
suitable Mr the diet of Cousamptive patients are
delineated In tlehenckbi Almanacs , which
nee di...irned gratuttodily. In green!, the
most highly nutritious anklet are to be pre.
fere., but tee organs teethe strength
ened In coder le maks either food...idiot.
serviceable. This Implement Is met by D
ignated.
&anted Tattle, and fee this pnrinat• It was des-
When the dytlve /•wen ere pot la geed
ogler, she feed ne Its peeler egged; the engem
of the inslgeresed sad see lungs be
gin esettdse their In • herald and
healthy manner. Then the beAllzg pewee. Of
raleneelt byre).
c.s,uln►uon
the cure.
yy
ruhaon , ry Ceesuespllon Is almost slosh con.
• • .
atm& ehatrnetl ob. (rem the Liver sad renter. tie
healthy &CLIO.. They have all the dia., torhith
Is &berthed to calomel or "blue aux. , ud are
warranted net to eau ban • particle of any emin
entpoleon. Thew, Pills core the scot °Dining&
costiveness. stet headache. Due,. Oblons affec
tions, and all other dleeases wklal •ylee ihara
torpid or obetreeted condition of the Ile cr. One
boo or alio MIL will Pro,. the &Moan, of the
beedlane.
la Co:smart'. the flu Weed node .4 Man.
drake Tills are Invaluable snail.. week..
They roller. Abe surer.. er tberetical sad
waist the Pa%myrtle tun. la cleat. • eau.
They lure bee. found useful in advanced stages.
tf Caarniertlee. where the lungs are elmart en
irely desire.e aad all ample.. according to
4e Judgment of the phyclelan In fleeted •abeedy .
deub. The Ilyeaef painful& who were aerially
h• • dill. 0.411J0a hare Lena reeseryee fur
months by the nea lichenekWi alll4l great rua
edlea.
Dr.lnchenek.s.a....eeentelas ••
full treatise
ma the var.. farms of dicea.. hie weds of
ireetmeat„ end denerM directions bird to meld.
medicine, can be bad gratis. or si-ot be mail by
addrestias bin oip h usca. ata U. Nuns
street,
rd.!, 2:111 rulsoate Infle.ys.sq Son-
tl7+oD ~s. _
CaCL ~I.IU pt[ ►ottl4 of ~I.BD
~Ri tUl.o~ ~_._ _.__
ttle
7ib;i7iOr7il;ll 7 :ll
tranrn• delndar .
IarDOCTOR WIIITTIEO CON
TINUES TO TREAT ALL PRIVATE
flat camera. class of ease. result
ing from sell-chose,' product., unmanliness,
nervous debility. irritability. erupUoas, nmla 1.
caltslona. mid Madly top:Aeon, permanently
cured. Persons afflicted with delleate. lutrfeete
sad long standing constitutional mteplait.ta are
pilitely inland to call for
be
wkica
costs nothing. Experienee , the belt of teachers,
ban enabled - him to perfect remedies at once tri
dent, safe, benne:lent. and 1•11 Doris molt cases
can be nsed witbout blatant,. I.se. Ned-
. _
111.. prepared in the establishment, which em
braces Ohm, romp!. .9 malting rooms; elm
Domaine aed sleeping apartments tar ptlents,
requiring daltrzi i, worml sueation. and v•por
and ebemleal b thus coneentrattne the hosed
mineral waists._
_a matter who hart fatted.
mate oar case. Bead what be saes in his pam
phlet of Inv pages, seat to ph address for two
stamps to seared earelop. Thousands of saps
tinted aannally, at orti • e and all Orel th e eons
mee 11"NVP. t 7t1:::75" —u 'e:44'/IT:21 . 1
Pittabergb, Ps. Rows 9A. at, to Br.
Rea
dpt 1
fo sl r two at. lit P.ps.. Y rad:node% nu 10 any ad-
to
amps. .01
FiriLITCHELOWB HAIUDWE.
—Th .plendld Hale '1136 to the best In
the world. ilarealcer, reliable, in.tuntecoom..
does not contain lead, her any Inland poison to
proonce puralyets tn . death. Avoid the vaunted
zed delueve prensretions boasting virtues they
do not nowt.... The greulne W. A. V•Whelorla
lisle Dy.up 0.4 31) year. untarnished repute
/km.lo hold he lutecrlty u toe Maly Perfeet
11W D UL.ck •- ltrown. gold by an Drag
glee. Applied at is Bond Street. Y. T. fe7
('JUST our.
"CH SOUCY PECTOILLL TUOCHIC/9.• •
WON COLDS. COCOAS, SORE .
TICRUALT AND
BRUNCH CMS
None to rood. Nose so pleassat:
Nemo Care ss quiet.
11,EITON
•10 Asto 1 r n S oose. 11e •it•• CO
York..
Use n =Ore of • Mose sorelSis tasted sae...
nl ••Nr o
owo Cobeh Wen." dello
OILS;
W/LIMING & KING,
Oosankisdos Kinks:Ml .4 Brokers u'
Petroleum and its Products,
DALZELL'S BLOCK, DUQUESNE WAY,
FE=
WARING, KING & CO.,
109 WALNUT STREET.
T ack BROTHERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
I.IW DgA.Lm 1N
Petroleum and Its Products.
. 0 7;1 gmra
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Ofilas-1211 WALNUT T.
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ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY;
lEBBEIT W. C. TWIDDLE,
XANUFAOTIIRER OF
LtitalcaUng&Hlgh Test Unruh: 0118.
Sall pa* Eallrdiad Azla Oil.
Staid. great bat without ellangE rev:talus
limnld at lemem temp. .turd. burnt IQ for
tropical climates or hot Wtatner.
LOGIMIOOditIa• KAMM Iladhim• dinars
W al es eernma,._
Saw NM and Plaelliss OUR.
Allted fee high peed.
la OMWaal, Illastd•Llgitl Oil,
:fl.Tainnisra • Stada , ll4laselni,
tag and ilabilainaldlaaelina..
'°lll. Ellamos Oil. IParallnine.
MOR VARlnthil. to ratan. height Iros
Work and Dfacalecee Iron last. -
Ties% product. are manufactured under tar t
dl .b =ot Ira.
oat.
panto , ly pure c:llAm. mid manly 14111141 1
area, stand a tat 1 temparatant amanita...l l 2d
nenyi• ur as g extrema cold. Tao -
road (Mr are unequalled, And are in man. Ilse
to lemur of the principal , Railroads. Sam plea
Do examtned nod orders left at 1711 WOOD
IrrltaLT. Woos. at innirpstiorg Bridge.
OARRLSUES. BUGGIES. &D.
JOHN Q. WONIYAN...H. J110143.D DAVNI
WORKMAN dc• DAVIS,
R1C01151083 TO
Workman, Moore & Co.,
1I 2=l
CABIUAGES, BUGGIES,
Spring and Buck Wagims,
No. 48, 41,16 and 48 Einar R., Allegheny.
Repairing neatly and promptly executed. (Yr
dese for new Wart letters PP la good stile and
'warranted to eve eatlefaCtlon to every partici
4111P.Newest !Myles of work oonslantlyon hind.
POLE Atil.DIT5 for t' TAIrgIe% " VAITI
`4lll,2Z.troott:ppo..r.tut it.la Manes and
intl•PlattleaforrMafte.
aIOUARD DAVID hailed , pnrcimed the
laureate , : Alen end Wry. U. Hoare, to to., lit.
trio or WCIUDIAN, UOURT. It CO. the teal
um will hereafter be coutiuned thiald good,
ander Oth,Derue aul Mao of WOBLIIAN
DAY/S. orders solicited.
• JOHN wor
U. MCisiED
•
Lath with Citlacea , National Euk,
; '
STELABISHIPS
•
-
TO LIVERPOOL . 7.tria
OITEENISTO .N. • -
TUE MIMI NAIL STHAIOSIOPII.
Numbering • sittere anbwhtes Tugela, among
Mem the oelebrgied
RA ff %Ma,
crri Op LONDON.
Selling VIER] SATURDAY, from pier
North Niger, Now York. MAS
Nor passage or linger
istormation e9PI/ to
WILLIAM. lIINOW, Jr.i_
163 IMITIMILD eTRIZT. rittsbares.
L w. ., :j . t d
'tMtrwriVAPTANIWAT=
sAT, Litr i aj ta . raft% greoz
Want or 7 non . to nrilla T Z cw.t
bb..mrd. my I. W e Vatted Mato&
trawm Mau.' moufarairr i 34 "
poood to Malik Ike ea t
ors bavotoolo 70.11 at onions that glitOr
CoMpotttlea of tko woo Omits of soom
• - .. ; 4. 134411114 w
Ootoslobso Ut.
SWEET
r w..melearrA.
Ritadyed due day as
Oranges. Prin. esee
demo., at OA tram O 7
ha Conic Ll
FINANCIAL
TRUISM'S NATIONAL MI,
.Wood St., cot. Second Avenue.
itnimusT PAID .ON DEPOSIT&
. bold, Coupons, Bonds and Stooks
`-• notratrr AND SOLD.
1111•DLIC ,I" frutiest,
W. VAN CUM. Vise Prealdeat,
oat . d&Y OTICM OLATIKZ. Ja.. Cruktw.
S. McCLEAN & CO.,
BANKERS.
Government Securities,
No. 75 Feurth Avenue,
ITTTSELTROZI, PA.
/National and prompt attention given to aTar7.
t►ing In Oa business. Collection. made. Car
tianates tuned, and Inttrtat allowed o• Tima
D4postta. Adrannes made on Prise Collateral.
and Government Deenrttlea at liberal rates.
Dealer. Ix naafi& sad Dementia tubas..
Geld, EXITer, Nub MHOS. as.. to. All local or
other /11.tellsneons Stooks, Boads, ifortgagya.
Carmarelal rarer. ta, nairatlatod at the nasal
rater of oonatalsalon.. lan
PROPLE'S SAVINGS MMi
Of Allegheny.
Cor. Federal and Lao& Streeta.
N. b HIXTMAR, ?residual.
16 P. IMMO. Cashier.
BANK OF DEPOSIT AND DISCOUNT.
Stockholders! larldnally Liable.
INTELEIT ALLOWED 01 TIME DllOlllll
THE SAFE DEPOSIT CO.
or 3'.ITTI/2111:Tit013.
12=
Safe Keeping of Valuables,
o■e.r rusrantec aael mitlug ot eafea lHa
Me sad liarglaardot halts.
No. 83 FOURTH AVENUE.
Prostioit—WlLLlAM PHILLIP&
Viee Proddlool—JOlENlLY LLOYD.
WILLIAM PHILLIkii. MY/A . OIY W. PAINTS%
MENET LLOYD. JOS. IL MORRISON,
WILLIAM //LA. 1310808 ELATE
WILLIAM IL LYON. COUTDI 0. BUUBBT.
JAN. I. BANNETT.
liy TAAA. OX BOXXLIOXIT.
Open 4Mly tramVeloa A. so 4 orelock
CITY BANK.'
112FifthAvenue,rittaburgit,Pa.
CAPITAL. 11100.000.
ITOCIIIOLDEU lIIDIUDIIILLT MULE.
LDTEDEPP PAID ON DEINNOTO,
10811021 ISCHAIOUL
Bonet tad told. sad Iftes desired remitted to
Carope. Collection,ll ea all the rritiolo
pedals or tee Untied Suttee tad Can de.
001111.11.• n 00.04 rrelliden.
Jeanie Meet'''. Vise Preel.,ee..
N. 21. Mosso+. Otatder.
DlsB4.loas.
D. Dome.. • Jortes lieembe.
Taman. Rourke. - Hugh 11(est0a,
'Llatr . ick Mote. Terence Campteeil.
Jam A .
Motto,
N. A. rrerroglA•
A. J. Onto,o. amp, 'Teams Sarno.
.
Witt • JON. EFAzzLir. bolting.
N. HOLMES & SON&
no LH
67 MARKET STREET.
PTPTEBV26III, PA.
OWleptloss wads on all Um prilulpal Points of
the United Cansdaa.
Stocks,Bonds and other Securities"
souswr AND. BOLD ON OWOCIAIDON.
YNatba p.. 111 la the ➢aredaa• *ad
Uastnited States Securities
WING co,,
BOOMS AND UMW,
Owner Fourth and . Wood Strode,
an. ra...
VMOOIII/80/1 TO 14311 , 11. EAST • C 0..)
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
Lad particular ottouttoo paid to the oorOttase
. aml We of
COVERNMENT BONDS.
littat Drafts on London.
DOLLAR SAVINGS HANK.
NO. 08 lIVIIRTII AVENIIN.
CHART/USD IN 11113.
ANTETII 1M.691 1 371 60.
Op.. daily. fres 9 wet/. 9.103 weimtk
0.9.. and NATUNMAT 9YixINH6, Rom May
let to Nosember Ist. from to • Wale.. ael
ro. November let to May Ist, from 6 to
o'clock. •
De la resolve/ of elllsome of tot lets thus
DAN DOLLAR, sad a dividend of the pearls
A.m. Motes a year. to flue end Dross.,
Intermit bee beets declared emat.mtheally la JODI.
and December. slue. th us Beak was organ's., at
the 110.• Of ma per esta. a ye..
lutenist. if not draw. oat. Is placed to the
etedlt et the depositor ae panels., arie beers the
Deosame haterest Dom the dm days of .Tou• aad
ember oompseallog twice year. vritheme
troublingthe depoeltor recall. or esus to prase.
Ids pass book. At this rate9no6o7 will double to
less tb. twelve years.
Beek. unwslar the
.4 Regal... feral
MO at the olice.
ralausawr—JArd
_ •
Iles es
arta% By-Laws, Rules
• .4 grails. on 10)101.
RIRDXAN.
• WANT.
A. M. Pollock. 11. D..
Robert Robb,
Jobs H. abotaberior.
James r WM*,
Alexander Speer,
/Tartetlaa 'Teadet.
Georg* Alt.,
John Beekoten
r. r act,
j 1.1611 McAuley.
James D. D. Weeds.
Isaac 11. Pennock.
Win.J. Anderson,
Calvin Adams,
Joan O. Medley, -
Ueorge Neck,
Burnieln.
S teele. A. Conon.
WlilleasS Harm.
Peter H. Hanker,
Itlnbar& Ii Willy,
James U. Kelly,
Robert O. Loomis,
HODeb.
toterA. Madeira,
Jobs Marshall.
W i Llicr P. Disraeli,
ha B. Ilelfaddesi.
D •AlifeCandle..
urm:bj
; Oliver, J
r
,
AI21142111 " Falt,
•2• nt
WOW. Van-Kirk.
TaAlOnze—OHABLAB
A. BOLTON,
BiCurriny—J/LIMS B. D. BMWs.
.. .. ,:
ESTABLISHED 1881. •
LOGIN, GREGG &
• DnaLhas
HARDWARE,
- a. 52 Wood Streit,
(Four moors aim. imageries mew,)
rITIUU 08. Pa.
• ionetry Norehanta are Invited to
tall and oxtongue ear stock when In
the 0117. •
/Walla/ tor Andersen dt Woods dteet
end Northwestern Morse Oboe ball
thmaany.
tall stock of liselinisgs. Sleek.
avaithe and Vartreattee Teets, drz i,
tees Leather
Leather, die., always en hand.
jamas
TEE.. •
BEAVER FALLS
CUTLERY COMPANY
Are sew oferlux 'their SaUll De et.
oonnecUuk wItA their tall znanufsetwes Mao of
TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS,
• Carvers, Butchers;
Bread And Pocket Knives.
A eery exthasive aeseiireest4l
RAZORS,
ey.e. =meetly Mr their trade by the best Cat
ILh masaterharcra.
BEAVER FALLS CLITI'LLMT CO.,
mai No. 70 Wood Street.
IRON AND STEEL.
- DUQUESNE WORKS.
COLMAN. MEW & CO..
Masoffteinrers of •
.111.0 N. NAILS STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINCS,
DIMUPANN. A X AND JIINIATA.
'LAT MLR, ROUND T IRON
BAND. HOOP SHEE AND TANKIBON. ,
BOILER I'L&TES AND HE ADD •
GUARD IRON DEAR- ass DROPPER BANE
gB,,
IRON,
ITINIT AT•
rRA TEETH,
MERINO. PLOW AND CULTIVATOR oTEEte
STEEL WINOS AND NOUL DS cat to pattern.
STEEL TINES, STALL SHAMES% A. B.
:STEEL.
COACH, BUNDY and WAWA SPRINWS wad
AXLES.
CUT NAILS AND SPIKER.
All &ode First Olean and Warranted.
()mem AND WORKS:
Itlrteeath /Irma and Allegheny River
sad Kt Water 1111.10., Plttallfurwh.
•
MILLER 888 & BRUN.
rAuxiall: •
INW.E.Taa
PA CHAR
MM I CS,
ISPNOIA.Z. Zimsalti.-5. Y. =LB.
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
KILLER, BARR & PARKIN,
MICE. h. HO Liberty Street,
fe.d. lITTISBOFI
GH.
pITTSIBITHISH
STEEL WORKS.
JCPTAZLIMED , IN nu.
ANDERSON do WOODS,
xiatirpOrtrains Or
BEST BE MITTP CAST STEEL
Of every description. Also, bon
Ile:hied iletmla Plow . and Spring Slut.
COSNER EOM AND l'ariT AV/UM& Pitts
twat.
DUQUESNE , -FORGE.
WILLIAM Milan,
(Summer t. 108. HAIGH 00.0
HeS redlines Screntennva reltil learllng Tor
nes In theand la prepared re_proandir did
SHAFTS
MPS. order. rd . lITEMeIsOAT
SHAFTS, CR PISTuld BODE. MINIMS.
PITMAN J• 11113, WILM, lIAILKU/LUAXLICE,
lA/CONOTIVI FlLASl_lre,_tagetrier with arm
description °MUNI W O KE. Odle. Ina rm..
Corner of Duquesne Way and VIM Street
141,13:1310
MILESIBUSEN PROMS.
T.V„TaT :::1 =7I62IIZZOVVZ:
...
c..
.uperforquallty mT . sr
_to hood
Iron, tin
fron li' =.l It to
Parties wishlog to use It con obtsla !locums be
pplylsz to
JAMES P. SPEER,
Attarsey fo the Treateaa
ROOM 1 and 9 Vonllsh , s r
Be 11169
Fourth
Parties Interested- pre lavlted to visit the
PHOENBICIPAS It WORKS, where the process
DOW Ps SeeCeilditl ODCODUOID. swam
plTTsßunfial -
NOVELTY WORKS.
losiodled A. D. ISSI.
MODEM & CO.
ILLSITTAIMINZU or
En = r it r oggirglec ul ttgimit ".z.
SCALES.
raesg .i rttl . ll DOV;
.Irkl and latches.
101iIERIOLMAL L VERAVANT BR
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
SINGER, MICK & CO.,
nrrsawncin,
MaasLateran of every description of
CAST AND GERMAN STEEL
IL EZATT2EVin7.4.TIOI.I.IIII ELYRINGB.
AIL/Pd, STAIL THS. 80.,
Warekuse, 88 Water and ZOO First SW
BLACK DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARR, BROTHER & CO.,
litsaamlanus of al dosaaptlona
CU .417..0.e. THIIITIZTEL .TEMETT
.1111:32 and JIAILBOAD ISTET.STIS,
==2:121
FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS,
SNAP FORT PITT
FOUNDRY COMPANY:
orr*c AND
TWELFTH STREE'I 4
PITTSBURGH, PA.
EnginekitoUlng MW Ma
chinery, Nail Machines, Me
torts, and Castings generally.
NATIONAIL co s:
AND. PIPE WORKS.
Osniar Carrell mailManias= Ilitmota.
main wmum
vrx-rontrincat.
, .
"IrtILLIAIii SMITH,
NANTIFACTUAND UP .
OAST BEMS BOWL PIPE
TOE OAI AND NAT= 1101INII.
.2.7:2
na 71%.11=111.111":=
rea
Castings for Gas & Water Works.
W. J. A..110E115014 H. A. TREMOR&
RONONGBRLI FOUNDRY.
W. 1. ANDERSON a Cl).,
rill , , , Dvny.r.Lar, BAWL 'BM" '
Castings N' all Daserlpthiss. •
FANdrar 10 "1 =. ° A2 91 1=1;
aoses.
OM= *ND NOIINDOT—NO. 150 WATER
STREIT. Pltutrorala,
ROBINSON, BEL& & CO,
BOlttreiner. YURI Arininall.
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUIDEI3 AND raczonsys, Prrtsiu telt
26,..n.t.n. If Boas and Stationary Steam F.s
-fiza.Blaa.tegta:k.lll.triseilmnet7.,c4rTiV4
ind nay:toiler sad Inset IF= Wein. •
Waco, o. corner first anpd nallndeld
streets.
iti =7„ GIPP
L ANDIS "'ATM INfarnit
THOMAS CAJILIN & CO.,
Tura Ward reolitry ud an a Work',
IIIiDUSIT AIILIGINTAT MT. Ps:
•
• Manntseerren of Blatlon Pre alml Portable Bless
1111"4.11. 12111 woTholth - 7 - -ad. 11.0.
sc Grua B Wefithi.• Wagn._ o B 2 1 ,"
WBeet to ordeAte have oft bead m. 0... of
else& •
pucenur. ROLL roDNIMIG
Oda. MISTY asa 94rz lITEENTIL
BOLLM AN & BACALEY,
Xismiutonus of 'Sappier , >•
Chill Boils, Bina Rollo & Pinion&
ENGINES, BOILERS. dm,
FORT- purr : -
BOWL STILL AND TANK
wows.
•
CARROLL AND SNYDER: .
. MAN lIPACTUIteIta OF -
FM N .lan k iLOyAtr i ta r littl) ,T MlTlLAß
STILTA AND 011 Ks.
CHISINICYn. ISHERctIINts ANT) Anti ?ANN,
tIISTTLINti CAI:B,NA= PANS AND cON
DNIOINR.S,
STEAK CLEW, GASOMETERS AND ISON
BRIDGES,
ESLOWN Dooss AND COAL BRUTES.
OfFee And Warehouse,. earner Seemed ,
TYlyd r elbeet eamatAbarty Siebee,
privsetruan. re.
•
X/rOrders sent to the above luldrese will be
'preseptiv attended tea • mann*
HUGH I BOLE & CO.,
Cor. Point Alley And Duquegie Ht.
=1
Engine Builders, _Founders and
Machirdsts.
Manntnetore BTF.AkIBOAT ZNOINLIS
itTATION ART ANOLNICA or all rises.
AWVt ' WgingaliTeVlag i lia
11011.X11,0r16 horse power.
CASTINGS, of ever, klnd,teade to order &tour
Donedry, TIMID BTIABET. Delo. Marten.
Bltin for Oil Wells, tikIATTING. PULLS
ISANGEKB, 11013eZ and TOBACCO tiCREWIt
add IRON TOBACCO 111.12M85, an head =A
madAto order, at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Fronting on the Allegheny Elver, near the Point,
==!
.~ ~ ~ .
RIESICK &, 880.,
TIRE a iwatu.A.H-ittoor
SAFES IND VAULTS.
NO DAMP, NO MOULD.
DNGINES AND MACHINERY,'
BREWERY WORE AND ERT 7l e lzi g
Cor. 12th and rlkolita., Pittsburgh. Pa.
jx.l4.l.mai
O'Hilltil BOILER WOHES.
F. REPHAN & CO..
ManalactoreA of
FrIT.AM BOILERS OIL T&11213,_BT1418. Ad.
ITAT.,IIBALT B ANS tiA/SOMT.TLM.,__BES..
'FLING NP. PIIIBON DOORS. CIIIIINLYS.
B.n/OHE 4111.17. BEDS, Ike.,
Cot. of Second /MAUI and Minty
PLTIBBIIatIEr. PA.. -
Repatrlng done promptly. Orden Ilt to tbil
above addreas lOU be promptly attended to.
& BNYDEIPP. oalattell
I. tt.EPHAN. ibrmerly wuks..t CAI/ROLL
BARNHILL &
BOLLEI!. MAKERS
AND SIDERT IRON WORRERN
Moe. SO. AA. 514 i2ID 26 Plaat AT
Hadaa
cost large yard rarablied
Z er t fgeo 4 14017. Ire arearme..
rtillT4 ..itirtonli:
any made the eons try. Crawlers, Bneettag,
Tire Beds. Moue Plpe Locomotive Boilers,
Condensers. Pelt Pane. Tanks. 1111 A 511.4
Plit= l ll=l=l4l:4 JO B l=e a n r
eht ilers.
Bewaring . agree of shortest settee. '325:c1il
JAZ= 2. 30
. 11020 D. man
JIBED EL BRUIB & SON,
YAM/AOTOMRB OP
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
8111313 T IRON WORE, AC.
61 Penn Street, Pllttsburgh, Pa.
STOVES. CASTINGS. &O.
000 R. STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
"
BISSELL & COS
TRIUMPH.
FOR BITUMIXOV3 COAL,
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Road an
well u any other Store In the Halm
BERETS, & 00.,
I No. 235. Liberty Street.
Alm, on hand and tbr .ol.,
rAELoR wrovm
BLEATING STOVE&
"ACOMFIEVIMMTV.
RIFF, HUGUS & CO.,
KA11V7.401171Z141 CUP 17?1EY IrAiumnry 07,
S t ria - VMS.
BOSTON COOKING RANGE,
"TEES EMT FURNAOI,"
FOR WAmento Etrissoniras
THE NEW ANTI-DVW ODOKIHR WOVE.,
TT I
app./Tar L HYBL cog HTO
RANSIL emir INA KANT= wELTZA,
QUATE JEWM, ZE
HIP4ECTOROSHAT J.E7I24, M free Rom din and dui , :
206 and 20S Liberty Street,
«ml 7 • • • prrniwtrasH;,FL.
A. BRADLEY & CO.,
HO. so wooi nun,
Konufootarers of the Orostost Vat Udot
Cook, Parlor and Heating Stares,
• TO Bs
• .
IttooSalleenloontleillb• fowled all the LAIN=
PAITEBNS AND I.III2BOVENENTIL sad the
rep - nation of our Enures ts omit that any one in
watt or • good ankle should pedebase none but
shoo, manufactured by ns. uthey .111 be feted
UN. soot durable as welt as eroaoteleal. would
eall perhealat attention to our inor VOLCANO
tiTuVii, fur ChoeCOOS. Colta ono sten*. over
illro o o t ' ntO mou o e ae
ner n doeodd ton
amor .wMMOo
lUcal superior to any ...Non.. rhOth.
er. oettel Joe Coulon:0 eau Yriee List. leen
.IVINGSTON R ca.• •
llanulacturers or LIGHT OMIT. THOX
C 7 AL STING El.
Light work our rpeclalty. Loose Jolut Bu t ts,
1312uttor sad Gate Blom, gash Pullers. Said o sr
articles of Balder. , Hardware always ea baud.
ulnae and Works, near Outer De_ pot,Alleubeay
Cl;,. Posiollice address, Look DOI 81O9.1'lltre.
burgh. Pa. Anal&
BRASS FOUNDERS.
IMIXIIT 5118 GOITAYII4IIOII.
HENRY BIER & CO.,
813001:111501711te
JOAN IL COOPER coo„
Bell and Braes Founders.
BRANS CANTU:NOS
KWh PROXPTLY TO WWI%
Makable and Grey Iron Fitting',
GAS PIPE AND 'TUBING,
TIMITTLI,.BIIIII AND MUNI LUTES,
au. GNASH PATTERN.
IRON 47OC7EENI,
Braes Work of day'description' for
Steam, Water' tad On.
xAmnrAcrnsazice 011. N. Goons • conl
fumed Eslamoilhael Mean Pump.
Agents for .Dreetie Patent Oil
ers; She beat the Market.
oava Worts. emir Thirteenth and Ties
A TWOOD k MCCAWRET s
L . ,. Corner iAberty street and Mad An. ,
Pittsburg!. Ps.,
BDAM FOUNDEDS AND 11011 PIPE Frrimpa.
tad .A9113T11 for A..‘ B. (axiom • OP'S
wrilir Pence% ikvrtilirtivirma.
STONS.
WEST COMMON
Machfoe /Nana 'Work"
itortaweatoruzerweskieniscarkiitimi
wasivic aavaoraa i ao...fL
am an band or velar, as Mean math* mamma
CidaVireidli l tertgribr g."" 2111,M7
y lek
B & MOSER,
12 Un' }/ 0 05 4 '44501, Ithion Bumpy:kw
Nat. amid 4.4 cult Street, Intabuilk,
BMW Mulles stns othe 44‘4414, Awl
Inilmag Of OMIT =Ms. sat 11:1111440
SUILDIMiIa
RAILROADS
EENNITLYA.
NIA 0 INTRAI. MALL
.D. On and ar . ..er 11 r. sc. nand
16114 1666, Teal,. nlll mein al an
front the Ulslon Derot, corner at w
and Liberty streets. ad I auotra:
Andes. Demur.
0.11 Tewe.......•14: am
. r . s u ardas . t. fielet, am
WW I" . N0. e.. " .. .... 6 1 SO as
21 "a11. i. , .. a. N0. 1 . ...
0 1141:11
lrlntonAdNlT:6l3 am ~..... s
Wall.. No. 2.. 6:60 am Woe Ae.. 1001
Cladtensatl 11.9:20 am Rea•kalt.6o 11.
Jeldesienn
Not
am Omens's* en.. 111
Bra.kt Ae Not 7,00 pea WaElho No. 2.. 1 m
PlltatOils Kn. Jaz pm ohnstowa_A.e. • 1
Pacific IMm`.. 1:60 6.6 ..1 . 60240
Wail'. 14.3...11:60rta Iptem
Bralra UN° 2 6:66 pm art'a No. L.
Wall's No. 4. II:50 pm VrelPa a. 1..
1 17 i"'"c24° 1i1 1 10 " 'ol"a l flr.r...
barl for Baltimore. i
W .,. hem t ns‘ rall . l2 utak e olom connection 01
e Choral TM= TIMM_ h'lfsAl
ivirez
Banday 009 :05 5. 6., ~ ...1
10:911 - a. lle [neuter, leaw P , .61
pita D. nt. and Andrei; at Ma/le '6l
1.1141•4.01 Mrresas Maras da/tre Ikailliii_
t.tr;:m4 l QTs o latig extort Moeda. .66,
Per tamer harge= 7 1 to
'tr. H. AROrtwrrn...frgtot.
lhe te nnomaldaBaltrped Company wult . see
enme Illfeta rot ilajegmm,eu e irl pre TA , 51 ,
ral i tVgng It.. reetonerhuur to One
that moment In •.:Re. telli &Mtn* rtfit • 14
"w"r. "I"'
U‘kr:DV%-tryritg,EtAALe
0011 General Burenatennent. Alleoa, .I.;116
TV -1E 9T
PitliNtrrLVANIA
BIABOAD.—On and aftc_rllo:7. 14. 12 li, the
Paeseer Tribes on the Wealcru Yeansferanta
HatiroW 4111. salve at aad depart, Bum . Ica
Federal StrefiDepot, Allachaly City, sa rat.Cma;
, Aregam. 1 Digart. , '
.‘, . •-,
figlaWT l" : 2 1 0 if it t! " , iiol lb %I
irdtahy4lll!.4o • at Ha11.... ; .. i ... 3 . 1 qr
gr.vii,;:iiilig rmtpv.. 4 1....... 11
.1%? , :
yree . plVl No. 2:118 o:l=Artlifeilr*.p.
8p dot Tail:1;160 re re,6orttigdht p . /Gfiep.
Above talus run dolly tempt Baaday.:
The au , reb Trall , learr . a r .ll=l:4l,r i f i M i •
GUI at liklit Y a! " :: IZetnrnilig, lure.
GIST at I:10 p. ra. and arrive a3J..l.lagherii=
Dna at aAO p. A.
The talus [a .m.: Alto bra City at
mu snake direct eoutectlon at TreepOrt
tura:Meat atages Dural:crux/ B
Through:fact.reel be parehaaed at
Ira 1 Bt. (hair street, he. the
A ye
p.m
Eltraletricti, and a: the Depot. +w.p . m.s. -
, rumba. atilmostlo9 allhe, te, ,• a
ZAK= t.E nt13...‘ 4 ' .
~,.
If cal atreet
The Western l'exaallyarda Balbh.a.
assume say risk far Baggage, except how
apparel, Sad Melt [be ll rerponelbitler IV it
klondred Voile. Is Valle. All
*et dlidi Lela Mount la eV. etlllbeftrelel d eye
of
the derner, =lees It , ea tc epeeist
If, PrAti,D lit. Mt
man Cleharal Eorerentandelit. AlleVlDpi,
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WHOLESALE GROCERS, &a.
BILIVORTII,II4IIPRI & CO.,
243 Liberty Street,
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Pittsburgh, Pa.
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No. 271 Liberty Street;
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MIEANOR & HALAPLE,
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