FINANCIAL. MUM Bin, NO, 80 FOWtTN AVENUE, FITTSBLMOIL. os , ..ai cAPrrai - r 4841,000 Stockholders Individually Liable. SANK or precourr AND sitrourr MIN ' , LOYD W. TLOTD. rresident. Cashier. John X. Myrtle:id. Archibald Wallace. Jao. Wm . / I). Alorrla.ie. Shot. M. Marshall. Wna. T. .banns, Jamesig. Arndt, n.-tomly John nloya. - This t3.14).nn- fully 60 • vemanl • orsudned andDr.P.red hlllllati. G<DiAco, - - WAVEh I,.;tit COUPONS, Aolev, i .: at Highest Prices. PH. .1 1 4 MERTZ, Ikuiker, Cor. Wood St. andlth kvene IMTS 11,111.E5 -- T. BR . & CO., MUM... to B. JOHNS • CO.. Corner Fourth fame and Wood St., 13A1N1133aIRS, thsy sad all lauds of GOVF.RNIENT sEcirarnEs, GOLD, MIXER AND COUPOND, ON YLVORABLIS TE8315 w. Interest allowed on Deposits. levant 811r1Ko swe any et tn men.ned on tioearnment Bends at - Orders exonated ter. lb* Purebase Mind Wale of bTOCILS, BONDI! sad 610/0. ALMS T. BRADT t. CO, its littslattgt Ctaytts, FINANCE AND TRADE 071/101101P1TTSIIIEGIC CI ~ TineausX, Ilan% 17, 1610., Matters in the money , market are very dell- and unsatisfactory. While every body feels that. with the decline In gold, values at the stook exchange, no matter whether. bonds or _stocks, 'should go down, vetthe calques are trying their best to pe ep up artificially higher prices Ttila Mate of things prevents men of means iniestirig at prevent, and this is the principal cause of the plethora oi money in Well street. Government bonds are nlected, although they are MeadAly adva eg ncing in Europe, but the loWrate of gold and exchange prevents • any advance here. Gold showed some Main of an upward MOTAIMSUL, and 112% was onec touched to-day f which the market reacted. closing rom at 112%. _The opinion In well informed circles prevails, that gold Is going to be pat op the clones shortly, and in alt probs. Nifty before the arm of the month,. Toe indiesticnis that the prerent aro that it is . not likely that the market will range below 110 and not alarm 114 or 115. Money Maur home market !e more In dOl3llllO, but rates are as before, from 5 to 10 per cent. Ittudneas dull: Murealoonn as reocaven by Ph. B. .111crtr. Gold, 112%; Sliver. 109 Eighty troe'a, 1141(, Five Twenties, 'MN, 110: do 1854, 109; do MA IOW; do 1 106 , Ootnols, 108%, do 1867, 1093(; do 1888, 1093(; Ten bombe, 105%; Scums Ex mx:rtmerry 60%; Merchants Union OamPallY , I*‘; American Ex. alTelegraph,. 32,% y ; , g 3 elrl r fork rn i; :r u n ga in l P y le Rending, 66%;, 9 Pit . ts o tirrj gh , , t Fort rim= 28)4; MicOlteon3%tiouthoera 60%; Cleveland s Pittsburgh. 97; Chicago. Bock Inland & Pacific, 1834: (mime a North Western, 70%: Chicago & North Western Preferred 9334; Erie 25%. =Maxim tonsil. London. per S, --.,,„ 157 4 5 , 60 Paris, per franc 21% 23 lintiv=itpoier.... IN es . dorms 47 49 .—Olosing quotatimm received by James T. Itraddx4. Co. Gold; 112%; Uulted . States IEBI, 114%; Ftve-Twenties. ulte, 110; do. 1904, 109; do. 1965, 109%; Ten.Fortlea, 105%; Five-Twenties, Janu ary and July, 1855, 109%; do. do. 1867, li=do. IN9I. 109%; Union Pacific d, d o ts. Central do, do, 20 34: OF. Patina, 11234; Lake Superior —. _• ■ • • „ EMEI tar Telegraph to the ?It sleaze osante.t - New Tons, March 17, 1210. The further doVelOpmenta in regard to the Wall street forgeries were the chief topic of congestion in financial circles today. The losses of the banks, it Ia stated, will retch 1100,00 0 , and those in. *Datums are quarrelling among them selves Where the loss shall fall. There's *growing unemlneas 411 regard to the new Issue of gold certificates, as they are not et well guarded against alteration as the Bret oertificates. To -day • number of broken were sending to their reaper cis* banks a memorandum- of , za chose they drew, DO in to prevent cation of altered checks. Another forgery involving the loss of 140,000 to a broker has been discovered. A person called upon Charles Anger A CO.. with a letter of introduction [rem Mar Baltlitore correspondent, and gave an order for MOM of bonds. The order any executed and the bonds de livered in exchange for a check upon the 'Ninth National Bank, apparently duty I certified. It proved • forgery. An unsuocessful attempt has been made to pima an altered check of Seem, Day & Co., tamed from thirty dollars to 18,E in a almilar manner. The twin. diem are not yet discovered. Toe gold room was • scene of anima tion and wide fluctuations this afternoon. At first it was reported the Ways- snit Means Committee had postponed oonsid. I oration of the funding bill until after the I tariff . bill was disposed of. This caused en nrolrard movement In the premium, I which was checked and the market after , wards , turned downward. by the an . nouncemeut that Secretary Bontwell was before the 'Committed pressing the ma. Jority of It Members to report the fond bigbill immediately in oriiinel shape, including forsign .agonies lindens per cent. commiasicm. Still later it was reported Mr, Boutwell was on the doer of the Souse pressing the members to paset be bill. The cotton market was quite animated wilhe farther - rise to pricer. low mid. dlings sold at lilac on spot, and -rat for all months to chute of cottoar; vance mid dlings sold at on spot, lase ad _ bring muted by covering ef contr cla a Some weak beers who sold &don shed dose on the lowed point • abort time age BMWs of failures among the beam to Liverpoel atimalided the covering, • The money market was more active at boa on all, the termer prim on Gov . ernment collatends ; prime dteconnts at 70a. Sterling firmer at 8 4 38 g. with a ler brs to draw under highereake ram. Cotton bills have I barn bought sit 7%, and the supply). decrees. The gold marke was active, with • • O ng mennsille deman t d. -The price , • 'inn very strongln the forenoon, rising ' from IS at the opening to 18M, oa Wash logien advioes being unfavorable to toe . porage of the Fundinbill. Contrary reports as above noted In the afternoon carried. the price down to. 12 at the 1 1 L i T: 1111 METZ 1131 lvt ;~: = . 4 . , : Glom • elNiv7ing rates s€o per cent., the latter boding _the latest rate paid. Clearances gegsoc,ooo, representing yesterdsrs Dada ess. Cievarnmentasteadi; Coup:m.o3l,ll4X SUE/ do.' Ow, 1101311035 t do. ' 64 , /OW i do. 415,10 3(5g10934; do new, 10899, 1015 Mt. 6o:W. 1.09%10109301 do. '6B, 10935 6111193‘• 1040's, 10534(3;106; currency 6% n5)4112M.. . Mate securities dull teed heavy; 14.1% Mel*. DIM old Tennessee% 6900 . old Virginias, 72%; new do, 70; old 4.Ca Mises, 46; new do, 23%; Louisiana levee 6e. 74- Maas in the forenoon were quiet and Navy, with the chief interest ID North- Welter% in Whichthere waits difference 01.93)04 per cent between - regular and seller's option of silty days. was Wilkoon the general market was steadier, soave, excited and - unsettled, but the r ipe", however, were close to the lowed solid of the day. The earnings et the Us Road the second week in March slow Increase of f 47,909 over best year- C a nton. 61; . Cumberland, 17; West ern Onion" Telegraph. 92 . Mt Oldckeilver 0 ; . ogoeireas., El do pou'd. , 1.9; Again; Expes4Oßl. Well Forgo, SO; Amer. lean, 584 Shies, WR, ; Rollo Mall, 135%; N. Y. O. 91X; Reistprrd, Mt; Renew: 14230 Radian Eleuip.' 94%; B 96,4; Lake Shore, WM; Illinois Oentael. 14(b Pittsburgh, 97; Northwest-. iron , 70 R1 do preferred; 99%; Bock /Mind; 118%; 86 Paul, 58%; do. preferred, 72%; Wabash, 45; de preferred 7134; Fort WaTie,WM , • t Terre Haute, Se; Chicago and Alton. 111; O. lA., 28%; Few Jersey Osuttel,lo 3 o O.Q 4 0., It; C. O. dG L 0., El 1 ' ezz=:ii.=ft=t 18%; Bt. Joe preferred, 106%; Pacific R. R. sem:vines, bleier; Unlon stock, 44; Income bonds, 12%; Lead grants, 72 34; Central Pacific bonds, 94 ' Boston prtcas: Copper Falls, 6; Frank, Iln. Reda 80; Qntric7. l6 - Bob-Treasury' balance. gold, 176,639,- 905; currency, P,802,125; general bal ance, 181,355,1542. PlTTlikillitGll RABILETS Orrice or Prrverionon GAZarrn, . I . TnonsoKr, March 17, 1 1 7 0 . i Oar merchandise markets continuo dui, unsettled and unsatisfactory. but we still entertain hopes that an improve ment Is near at. hand. it. late New Or leans circular says that wSliice December 15th, port ice 'declined, 10412 per cent; sugbr, 10 per Mint; c0tt0n,141415, lard. 15@20: bacon 18425, dairyproducts, 124 , 15, and goldS)X rice. It is worthy dr re. marks that oat of the other articles have disCllb in their currency p, more than gold, seeming to have mild- , paled the Ware movement of the die tackier of odmrnercial values. The taer . Chant who boys goodslow today. finds , them dear tomorrow, for this eon theseho funobilP consumers order in a small way Mr immediate wants. This relu ctance to accumulate supplies for future use promises a constout con- sumptive demand In smell way dudes what Is usually tainted q.hb dull season.' This is an Item of encouragement to those interested In business here. Every day'a experience and observation more and more fully convince us that prudent reliable Merchants ate to find no en couragement for businuas tninsaction 9 of any magottuds, till fairly settled upon the specie bado." APPLE BUTLER—Quoted at 85‘475c.. ASIIES—Quict and unchanged. Com. mon Sods Ash, 4; refined, 435443, Paarls, 949%; Puts, 734. - , APPLES—TiIe market less active and under influence of increased arrivals, , prices are lower. We now quote at $71,50 1 43,50 per bbl, for fair to choice. BUTTER—There le no faille' off in the receipts, but with a continued steady demand prices, as yet.tare maintained. Prime to choice, 88435, fancy brands. 37488 etc • BBANS—Cannot fairly be quoted above 11,7642 per bushel. BROOMS--Store prices: No. 2, $3,75. No. 3, 114,50; No. 4, 25.00: No. 5, $5,50. Carpet Broome, $6„0040,60.• BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-2;442K eta. BROOM COKE-13417 eta per pound. CHEESE-Western Reserve; 1834 c; Hamburg, 17; Ohio Factory 17340; Ohio Goalies. ilsordkuUl3.3sanhlnclnuot be quoted above 90 to 95, to store. CRANBERRIES—Are quoted all the way from $2O to $24 par bbl. CARBON OlL—Demand continuos light, while prices are unchanged. Standard brands, In a jobbing way, 24. DRIED FRUlT—Matinuss very dull prices unchanged . Apples, 748 ma; Prectesixt 7344834cf0r quarters and 954 41034 c for halves; pared Peaches, ltem. Blackberries, 1134(5)M pitted Cherries, 7.8430 eta.. EGGS—smand fair, and, notwith standing the arrivals are liberal, prices. are maintained; 28,427 c. FEATHERS—Safes at 86400. and the usual advance for small lots, In a retail way. FLOUR—There is no improvement to note in the demand, and no change to make in quotations. We continue to quote western lours, In store, p at @5,50 for spring. and 15,50@0.0 . 3 for winter. Rye . . flour, $ 5,00. GRAlN—There is little or nothing doing In wheat, and while there is little offering there is not much wanted. We continue to quote good to prime red at 11,1041,12. Oats dull, though the ar aivals ha** been rather light for several days past; we continue to quote at 424 45, buying. and 45@47. selling. Rye Is. dull and unchanged; offers to buy at 80, and to sell at 85. Corn Is dull though nitrate not much on the market, and the arrivals continue light; may be quo ' tad at 70412 on wharf and track, and 74 475 in store. Barley is doll end buyers as-usual, are very ulrearlah," some of them arirning that prime spring will oell at 2b inside of 30 days—laidsale re ported was at 80. HAY—Is quiet and uncharged. Sales from country wagons st $150e20 per ton. HUSKS—BaIm at 234@30 per pound. HOKlNY—fiales at 147546,00 per bbl. , • LARD OlL—Extra No. 1, city brands, ' 11,2741.80; No. 2, 8E487. LlME—Esatera white lime, 11,75; Cleveland, $2,25. MAPLE hYßUP—bales at $1,75 in gallon jobs—jugs Included. ONIONS•••-Quiet and unchanged; s2@ 2,75 oar bbd, as to quality. acted' , , PEANUTS—Thu* Tennessee q at 94100. POULTRY—We continue to quote dressed ehickeue, at 1441.5 eta , and \ dressed turkeys, 18(1120. PEAS—S242,2S per bushel. an P d a ? IVullßitlrtrcilronfio marketib i on s Irate, " 12}4(412,140 for plain, 1350413140 for Boger Cured; Bides, ago tor Ribbed, andlB34o for Clear. Sugar Cared Battle. 17%c; Breakfast Bacon. 17 . .t4c. Lard, in tierces. ift and in kegs, 18540. Moss Pork. $2B. Dried Beef. 19@20 eta. POTATOES—Quiet. and unchangtd. PEARL In store at 50 ctn. PEARL BAR cis. 4,8; No. 3. titi; No: I, BN. Oatmeal. 810,60 per bbl; $6,60 per half bbl. REEDS—Clover seed is in fair demand with sales at $8,2.5g8,50, in store, and is in first bands. English quoted at $lO. Timothy seed scarce and firm at 114,75 146. Flaxseed, but little offering in this market; Doming at 5242.15. SALT -10 quoted .1 f 1,75 by the car PITTSBURGH, CAtTLE MARKET Pstrit ' A CirtrrisAL STOCIC TARIM% THURSDAY, March. 17, 1110. °AWLS. The market, compared with last week, le stronger and more active under the leflusnoe of an Improved demand, and while there is not much change in prices 1 buyer took hold with, lees healtation, and, if arythlng, the . tendency . was up. I ward. ' However, the sales were by no be eanstermodlargane, iietiandyiithoemssisruilkl,ets.auey can already \ ttntimided. - weir conilderably better han it hss it been for several weeks. There were several New York and Phil• agelphla buyers In attendance inclu d ildding Briggs, Dudley, ' lLlearien, Kelly, Martin and •h and some of them d i d what they . had not done for several week, preceding; bought some cattle. Notwithstanding the feeling was better, there Lestill that want of noun dance noted In our lest report, and it is not likely that business will be what it , ought to be until confidence has been somewhat tailored. Eastern buyers. generally, are strongly impressed with the belief that prices are too much in. fisted and that there must be a reaction, 11 according to their ideas, it Is only a , 'opinion of time, and this, of course, nas a. tendency. to retard buidnese and I restrict operations. As already noted, I there is not much change in prices, com pared-with last week; one lot of fancy steers. averaging over 2,1:00 lba, brought 90, but the great bulk of the sales ware ,at 13{047)4e. lea on mita pleasure the mar ria( ge, on March the ilth,ird W. A. Camp bell. late UM popular , and genial put . . Toyer of the Central Stock Yards, to Miss Jennie Lillitaidge, a beautiful and accomplished lady, of Upper Sandusky, ,Ohio. The beat wishes of a host of friends follow Will and hie bride where. ,ever fortune may lead them.) 115015 DAT, ■MMICII 1011. he. OM Prfce. Notable gb to E. Ulla, 7 7,170 r.... 7 Iti.na..£l.l;k.rlS. Coolak .t 21 11,650 ..... 4 5,400 6 5 Mast, MAIICII 1170. ii :• 1 " . f CO. r e 1108 5 aniei ... ic., gl 3,g2 :: Judie al6r4 ler Sur 051arldr.. 14 76.6.0 7 CO Orr ir, Williams tor 6. Cbrist.... 43 WWI 7 d ••• •• •• II aIL le - 11,750 7 57% il"elr" " foe grntbar..l* 2 41 600 .. .. " .. .. 17 17,12 D 600 E. W. Igancrte4l.lll,l4ls. .. ..... le 17.600 6 10 Conner le Agnew. ................ e 4,470 .. f t ,, f emta. - i IIN s 1:0 If . 7... & 2 • .... . St . 17,40 5 40 17 1t, 1 1,1% 01 I - .. ' • rummer, fatten Me. • 1 1 017 5 , 7711115uas for J.Doutaw.... IS 15,700 II 0 - 1.1501 , 0 5 • Taller ril e. t . .r.... 11 6,770 6 76 50 .• ':: • .. .• .... IVA: t. , - --- - ..,••.; 11 7410 740 U.L. A Co. tot r j f : z.,7. ..... ... 4 5.476 7 MIS .. 5 7010 6 0,6 1161414661066.14614 0 . 1 1 urn. John Cu11t.6.40 175414 y 10 12340 7 d 155551,041.56 9. , 744r litrM g .. il , tr . 555 walgoe AT.Or J. 112511 * *. LS 17,740 1 1 . 0 •• 1 . 1 •011 676 ' •• •t Ilealett fa man 7at • •• 511 0 1.,.......... It lire :ri .. Rante.low. , ,II le ipo ~ •• x lieu • uliali gi la 20.140 760 11.1• tee. re! (Aeons 4 5.570 700 arrdtser 6 3347 7 1216 .' • ' ' - inirestrat, male:lnfra. . : n, 1. s CO. r .— t r •, r 2, era 15 I77es 1 T. ." :: :: . ~..,1 T'4 • • s• •. I ICO II 130 • n. d r i t T. fir J. 1 ! " .... ...... 11 TN: ; 1 21 . •• . lissoell 14 10,120 760 ....... 7 1,24 • 101‘ r• .5.:.k.rm,7:k.r.:::;::: .... .... I, 9140 OTs ' 4 * s i ` c .• " 1Y iltrIT::*.:::.::::::: i 111 TO r. .." ..1.„„... . . ........ .. 2 —2 07 0 , II • ~ ......... • 2 2 too 756 .. 82122 2 •••' • ...... 2 2,2 x, 767 7101212, ": . . . The market .is . moos mdfrs and stranger than lut Week, especially the bought f o r shipment to New York. The arrtvals of all grades continua light, scarcely sufficient to meet the deman Sl d, sad but for this prices could nO not be M. WM, all buyers ars Dearly iii Isry . ~ . .... ..besrudi," and If they only had the chance, would take • great plantar* In forcing a decline of another cent or two Der pound. New York hogs. com Pated with hat week are % . to g of a cant higher, with a demand fully up to ann. ply even at the advance. Philadelphia itPlia, remain about same an lut week, Belling at I:@.9x, some few lots of fancy at 9.60, while Yorkers *old at 9G9li. • The arrivals were unusuall lithin week, and with full attendan y ce h of t Puy. els, both from Pidladelphia and New York, and a brink demand, pncea com pared with last week, are from ±,1145f hi g her. To-day there wartr 120/15 iTI the pens nneoldl ekrePtlng three ear loads, Which were neld at a price cousiderablY bore the market; nor was the advance conficed to the beat sheep, as all grades sold quicker and at hignor prime then lent week. Nome scalawags cold at $2,00 ®3,00 tiee head, and common to fancy , 4".;®7‘.‘ eta per pound. E. H. Davis bought a drove of 157 head, averaging 113 Ibs, at 7q. VIRO11 , 111,:. DS Ati*ShT Orrtma or Perrskonnu Oasarra, TIMItsDAY, March. 17, 1870. A good deal has been said time - and again about Cleveland In connection with the ell business, that she weir and is in a fair way of eclipsing Pittebtogh, or in other words, that she will loon be able to monopolize the business. These assertions have been media so often, and, that too, without commutation, that some ' people, not very well posted in oil mat ters, have began to be impressed with the boilerthat there is something In them. That In some respects she has the ad vantage of Pitteuurgh, particularly In the matter ot freights to the aseaboaid, we believe is contaided, bat this Will only be temporary, stiletto in other re itvictsh hse advantages _and facilities which Cleveland does not f njoy. To show that the refining Interest there is nut ao bright as some hate been led to believe, and that it is not In much, If coy, better condliion than it is here, I we will refer to an operation in property there recently, which will fully limier the ground. A very large refining ester, lishment was mold there recently, laid to have cost close on to fii.100,0011; some of the partners in Ihe concern were bought out by the remaining partners, i t the rats of 00,000 for the refinery iii.o forty acres of valuable ground. If the oil business was In each a prosperous con dition there, as has boon represented, it is not likely thet the partners In this large concern would have sold out at such a sacrifice. Bed and all as the oil business looks hare, we are pretty sure that none of oar refiners would cell at such a loss, and once we get anything like • decent rate of freight to the sea, board, Pittsburgh will continuo to carry the horns. ___— - creams. The crude market continua very dull and weak though prices are nominally unchanged. Spot or seller March is still quoted at 11%91_2; April till July, 12; and ouyor all year lti‘. 'F:FINED. Also, continues dull and prices con. time to decline. Bale of 1,000 bbli April at 2 1 3 A; and 1.000 buyer all year fla t . 30%. Boyer until August 2140. 3 )4; ill September 1.95; 'April to September 28; May to October, zsx. bid; and May to December 29. ILECRIPTS OP OILUDZ OIL ET A.. V. IL S. Comnoe Oil Works sw, on account A 11.13 Wilkins 320, on account Pitts 'nigh and Boston Pet Co. 624 lola. Total SIVEINEINTS .0, OIL VIV 3. A. McKee 2bo bbls relined oil to W. P. Lorran.k!Bro., Philadelphia. Fawcett, L. & B. 251 bble ref oil to W. P. Logan & Bro., Philadelphia. • - Total refined 501 tibia. .„. DIARKETe p. TELEGRAPH. NNW 'Voss, March 17.-l Anton firmer; sales of 26011 bales, at 23c for middling uplands. Flouri receipts 7305 Ws; mar ket dull and in buyers', favor ' ; isles of 5400 - Dols, at $ 4,50%4,6 5 for cur:iodine State and western, 54,745, 60 for extra State, $4,6805,6 0 for extra western, $5,25 06,30 for white wheat extra, 54,7506, 00 Bound Hoop Oblo, $5,30516,1 5 for extra St. Lords and $6,20%13,5 0 far geed to choice do. *Rye Flour quiet; sales of 206 buts at 14,4145,30. Corn Meal quiet. Wnisky unchanged; sales of 300 bola at 98c®,98150 for western free, chiefly 9ai-4c, and 50 bole patent iron bound at 9710. et heat: receipts 12,564 busk; market dull and a shade lower; sales et 26,000 beak, : t 030 for rejected spring. 1,10®1,1 4 for No. 2 spring, 542501,27 for winter red and amber western and 41050 for white Stets Bye quiet. Barley heavy; salts of 12,000 bushelm $t 75%. Mc for two rowed State , and 95% $1 for Canada Western, Earley 'Malt quiet, with sales 2.500 bosh State at 90e. Corn: receipts 6,500 bush ; new scarce and in better, with sales 29,000 bush at $805970 for new mixed western, 41,0034 for new yellow western, 111,01 for yellow Jersey and 51,02 for new round yellow. Oat*: receipts 8,252 bush; oats firmer and more active, with sales 48.000 bush at 5405430 for western in store, ! 56c for do. afloat, and 60%624 for Ohio and State. Rice dull. Coffee dull. Sugar steady. with sales 900 htids Cuba at 9AOlOc, and 70 boxes Havana at 10c ; Molasses dull. Flops quiet. Petroleum I quiet at 14%0 for crude and 'WM %ANC I for refined. Linseed 011 quiet. Pork firmer, with sales 400 Obis Ai • lii@i2o for I prime and 52:1 for prime mess; also sales' 1,150 bbls mess seller April ar.d May at $25,87 ®26. Beef qulet, with rale& 160 barrels.at 510012 ter new plain mess; 514017;50 new extra Germs rams tierce beef steady at WAS; prime mesa 123%28;1 India mess 5213630; beef hams inactive; I tale 110 bbla at r.. 80 3 24 new cut moats treacly; 550 package. meld et 105012 e for 1 , I aheulders, hem 14 ®lso, middles quiet I and steady, 165 boxes Cumberland cut 1 1250, short ribbed and long clear 1351) Ric. Lard is a shade firmer; ses 425 tierces at 13‘,4614 , 4 0 for steam, al kettle rendered 14%015;c; also 100 arms steam, andssellr il and May. Butter is y Apr quiet at 14% Ch 261 eese dull at stead to C. Turpentine quiet. Freights to Liverpool steady; shipments per eel 150,000 bosh wheat at 300. Latest—Flour closed dull and slightly in buyers favor. Weald dull and heavy. at $1,10®1,14 for No. 2 spring, and $1,24 01,i7 for winter red and amber western. Rye,nmnal. Oats is fairly active and Oral at 5140 for western in store, and 60 062 a for new Ohio. Corn is very quiet, at 923970 for new mixed western. Pork quiet, at 526 for mem. Beef dull and un changed. Cut meats thin. with a fair deniand; boxes nominal. Lard doll and unchanged. Eggs steady at 26%27c. ST. LOUIS, March 17.—Trbacco In good demand but offerings are email. Cotton unchanged; sales at lah®2lo. - Hemp dull and unchanged. Flour inactive with only order business; spring tunes. at 50®4,12. fall superflne - at $1®4.1714. Xat 14.2 0 0 4 . 00, st 94,61454,115, XX.X at 55135,50. W heat very Cull; leo. 2 spring inapected at fa, No. 2 red fall at 51,03, No. 1 do at 11,19, choice at 51'20. Corn firmer and better; sales at 77®780 for mixed yellow, 80%830 for white. Oais higher at 53®54c. Barley firmer at 9dong.o® 450 for Minnesota.. Bye, notbleg Whisky held at 92c; no sales. Groceries I quiet ad nischauged. Provisions dull and business - Pork $26.2 5 0 26 , 66 , the latter for heavy. Dry Salt Shoulders 9350. -Clear Sides 14540. Bacon: no de mend for shoulders; loose clear aides sold at 145 c; packed do. 1510; anger oared hams 17%®182. Lard nominal! at 13M01334e. Hogs dull and lower at , ®21340. Beoelpts—Flonr, 2600 bble; wisest, 2400 bush; corn, 4600 bush; oats. 1,600 bush; barley, 400 bush; rye 200 bush; hogs, 130 head. CLlOAGlO;Maraitl7.—Xestern exchange unchanged. Flour more active; sales of' spring extras at #4,5004.75. 1140. Wheat 2 ylo - lower; No.- 1 quiet at 235® No. fairly sales, riuseng at 70®7734 0 for regular and fresh, closing 765 4 ®76140f0r regular; this afternoins Ne. 2 was null at 76y,0. Cora (inlet; sales of No. 2at 71 1 A, ®7250, eksing at. 7150. no grades at 60 0630; this afternoon the market was dultOt 71}40 for No. and 58%630 for no grade, 67%66e for ne w. Oats dull and ti 050 lower, closing at 3.634®3694e for leo. 2. Rye regular, active, firmer land Mo higher, closing at osoi ®660 for No. 2. Barley inactive and nom inal. Previsions dull, elating at 525 560 26 for mess pork. 13Mc for lard, 90 for dry salted shoulders, 120 for rouges sides, and 13013%0 for short rib middles loose. Nothing domg In dressed hogs. Reeelpts pail 24 hours: ff 673 bble flour, 10,500 bus wheat, 15,844 bus corn, Roo bus oats, 677 hue rye, 436 bus barley, 1142 hogs. Shipments: 2816 bbls fl 24,870 bus 'wriest, 5896 bus corn, 1053 bus oats, 1192 bus barley, 162 2 hogs. LotativlniM, March 17.—Tobsaeo active and unolienged, with sales of 126 lads. Cotton looking up, with melee of 46 bales low middliugs at 200. Flour' dull, with sales of extra fatally at E.. Grain steady. Wheat 51,1001,20. Corn 930. Oats 620. Rye 900.. Provisions dull and nominal. Mess pork WO. Bacon; shoulders 11%c, clear rib 100 and clear aides UM.. Bulk. eboulderarlOtto, clear rib 14%0 and clear aides 14alc. Lerd, prime tierce, 15c. Hams, fugues etuld, 113}0. Whisky, none in market. , ClNClinuiThr March 17. Flottr Unk• changed: extra 14,6004,75; faMilY 5 5 0 6,50. HEIM dull: winter red 51,660 1 , 10 . Corn dull and: lower; white 764780; mixed 750750. - Rye quiet but steady at 610880. :Oats dull at .500540. Barley in moderate demand end market Ann; chopscho' fall held at 51,08051,10; 140 1 do, 51,05; spring 950%51.05. Cotton firmer, holders asking higher rates; dung sales at 2102130.. .Tobaoeo in good do. GAZETTE FRIDAY MORNINGi I MARCH 18, 1870, . . . mind and market firmer Bader ight tree wiii 82 at 910 far at _ li st Kno Ma u 4 1.2.. ” hliwtY Mid wand 92c for iron Wand, but la lisitt deriald. Proykdons dull sad Mader: mess pork held at 825028 21, with halm choice shy brands at latter ritteln.bulk naafis . far shoulfiere, 13618%014c for rib, Clair rib and chug. sides; beaus shoulders 10, , ,c, aids 145461114%0 for clear rlb and 1514015%c fur clear; sugar cured hams 1834 36r,. lard held at 13%.1 40 . CIALeILARD, March 17.—Flour heaTy for country brands, wittedal so w double extra $5,7508,26; drulble , tot 850625; amber double extra 150 5 , 50 ; lArisit doubts extra $4.76556,26. Bock' wheat flour doll at 15,5o(30,00. Pl 5 flour dull at 14,7505 00 Per b" Wheat .dull and held at 11,10 for No. 1 red, and 11,04 for No. 2. Corn held firm at 770 far new. Petroleum dull and inactive, lint unchanged. Ittfined held at 24110 25c; rated lot, 27028:: he dull at 115.60. PIIILADYLTEIA. March 17.—Flour— low grades declined 25c; super It 256 q5O: extra $2 23 14-0208 25. Wheat very uiet; redol 25; white $1 40. Rye b3@osc. Corn—whits 93e. Oats in fair demand at 530550. Petroleum doll; crude 19101914 c; reflood 20e. Mess pork $2B. Lard 1434gH50. Whisky dull at 81(3 1 111. _ . Canuatao, March 17..—LlYe hogs firm awl Steady and EAC higher, Whig at 83 2508 85 for common, $8 6064 ID for fair to medium, 1909 25 for good to choice and To 60 for fancy. Cattle nutlet and steady at $4 6005 25 for cows sad light steers, $5 62;m6 35 for fair to me dium, and $6 4007 for wood ahipplal steers. bigatew in, March 17.—Cotton firmer and demand fair at 21%c; receipts' 653 balsa; experts 4,015. Flour unchanged. Cora 930051.. Oats 58060 e. Hay $27. Than 815028. Lud 160170. Park 1126. r i Bacon nominal and sides 150. lOU ar i:fAtiloll. March 11,—t27d vh ; ta;ron::redt2s r2pifai.erigiit.hio9s l3yellwal,oasfi3s4.a a:woroio3.proyl.o"qet and unchanged: Whisky firm at 97c. ~ NASIVILLIS, March 17.—Cottonactive with low middlings at I.llM,goed ordt -nary 190; stock 6.920 bales. _ bry Gots Market, NEW YOSIC, March 17.—Tho weather is dry and deo with a fair Mutinies. The market Is still unsettled, that is prices •Irrseular. Brown drills, such as Lam.. ails, Lyman El and Great Falls are re &mad to 15)40. Willlmanticand Hadley *pool cotton threads are reddest to 75c -and alt Imported brands like Cost=l i d t Sterling now aoll at Ea. The _ Jeans, such as Bates, sell atllso, Baum hug, Battens and Beares's leo, nipper ell 150 and Laconia Henry brown abiadiagi us del:lmage, Atlantiollls%e4 io B 160. do R 120, -do V 12540. Pacific ' Ez. 150. Indian Head 114, do 14 , 12540. Lyman B 150 per piste, and 14540 by the Ae. Portsmouth A, tokavy. 120, Bulge A Min, Walden, heavy, 120, Western World 1050, Cabot A 140,d0 W 12540, Bedford prints Tgjo, .11.enolit's and Fr.. man's 60, Lndl 950, Watesutta 70, and Stewart will offer them to morrow at 6:0. Bimpeons, all makes, ars down to 1050. _ - _ 111111 PORTS Rif RAILBOAD. FITTUIIRSE 1 0 0 ST - WALTON AND Cda. ciao Itd.II3DAD, March 17.-5 blots al cohol , Sehmerts & II; 1 ear meat, WWI & T; 50 blue to pork, F Sellars 1 Co; 150 half bell flab, Stine & F; 214 akabarley, Rhodes; 23 bdla (*Roes, T Hare & Bran t.l.Mrs lead. W Coulter; 3 tubs blather, .1 Graff; 25 bble Sour, L J Blanchard; 75 big do. Schoemaker & 1.; 432 irks do, A Slimmest 247 bra barley. Spencer &Mt 100 bbl. dune, I) Wallace; 210 iron abets, Jones & I.; 100 bbl' flour, T 0 /lotto.: I MO do do, Culp II; 12 plews, E Rogers; 6 bbl' onions, H Rea Jr; 11 do do, Watt, Ii I Co; 7 sks raga Godfrey & C; II bra cheese, Dilworth it & Ce; 2 ears 1 Acne, Gra ff . It & Co; 50 bbis 011, D Relglistt; le rolls leather, M Delmer 2 rage, Frazier M d Cq; 7 cars - metal, & Co; 8 do do. J Wood, Bon dk Co; t do do, Everson. .1' & Co; 3 do do, Union Mills; 6 do do, Superior Mills; 8 do do, Coleman, R d Co; 3 •do do, Brady's Bend Iron Co. PlTredrliioN, OiNanf NATI AND ST. Lode Hausman. March 17.-1 car atsem, Hastings & 13; 3 bbls eggs, IS tube butter, W 11 Graff; 16 bp; cabbage, L J Blanchard; 35 do what, J 8 Liggett; 10 tube butter, F G Craighead; 3 bbl' eggs, A Graff; ado saga, 11 Rea; 63 by Meaner &1-1; 6 do potatoes, O 13 Gray; 52 do oats, J Gust; 1 tee unease, FL D Clark; 61 steel wings. Rees, 13 & 5 tea hares, 1 cask shoulders. W Dow ;age; 5 butts, 3 eds • tobacco, W Kirk patrick; 2 Ice sausage, J Hanna; 11 c iearers, Woodwell; 3 cases wine, H Sarin; 4 pkg. tobacoo, J McGraw; 10 bra to, E Herzloton; 1 machine, 2 his, A Smith; 1 box, I L Reed; 32 ode tobaooo, .W L Jones; 25 bra sauce, Kramer & 13; 2 pkgs paper, .1 Leiblert 10 birds sides, J Parker; 3 bdls wheels, Koch. GI & Co; 7 ors candles, J A Renshaw; 10 Wads to- W D Rinehart; 100 bbl' 113tir, D Wallace. CLEVNLAND AND PlTT6nrsoli Ran.- Rom:4March 17.-7 cars ors, Bhoenberger B & Co; 1 do lumber. Slack 4k S; 85 bbls beans, 4 brs cheese, .1 A. Graff; 5 bbls Drape & Co; 40 bble llms, Wallace, 54 & Cm; casks pea le, 'Excelsior , F * l l 24 bras atones. Park & Dean; BO do 011, Looping & F; 35. bbla plater, D It Esker, 149 ski aorn, 82 do oats, 81 11 3 1 : 41 d & Co; 31 sks rags, 8 kip lard. MeCul lougb, S & Co; S eke rye, 6 do wheat. Bricker & Co; S tuba bother, F 13 Craig. head; 15 do do, W Graff &Co; 44 bbis apples, Broggermon & 0; 6 do ens, W Armstrong; TO do apples, 6 do elder, B B Floyd & Co; 111 do apples, P Duff dr Sent 21 do do, Head & Id; 17 do charcoal, Seward Emerson. ALLSIIONNTVaIve! Itertiasar, March 17.-65 cars cosi, Kele, Foster & Kehl 25 do do. Armstrong, Dickson & Co; IS do do, Coleman. Dam & Cs; 45 ski feed, A Bricker; 15 nkgs marketing, J Klingensmith:2 can limestone, shout berger, Blair & Co; 2 do metal. McKnight & CO; 1 car grain, Scott & Oleal; 3 Mega, 8 calls', W Hoffman; 1 bx butter,2 kp do, H Freese. ALLzonmerr STATION March 17.-1 ear metal. Splint, C & Co; 11 ban feed. H Mateo; 6 bble onions, Jai O'llaniont can metal, Gra!, Bennett & C0;39 bides, & J Oreetzlager; 1 car barley, H. Hardt; 10 rolls leather. GrabaM & Spring. ler; 11 do do, .1 Elselabele; 1 car metal, Rogers & Burchfield; 14 grind stones, A' J Peptic:oat; 750 pigs load; Beamer, Bau man & Co. PITINBURON CoNNTLINVILLI MAD, March 17.-13 rolls leather, A E Mason; 4 bble enlace, J S Dilworth & Co; 7 pkgs seed, S Ewert It Co; 1 bbl tallow, A Deltricht 1 bbl molasses, .1 H Llpploi• cOtt; 300 bdls paper, Smith IP; 17 obis whisky, James McKay; 200 kegs nails, W Pant; 1 ear grain, C Shauff &Co; 1 car metal, Dunbar Iron Co. • IMPORTS BY RIVER. CIIWINNANI PEE Sr. CLIMES, March 18.-20 bales cotton, Holmes, Bell 4t Co; 10 kit pea sto s gies, Tom W [ Baker lot furl:Slurs, H Berger; 7 casks broken glass, A At D H Chambers; 1,000 empty null . kgs, 1 Dickey; 80 tons pig iron, Loomis & 0; 5 bbla eggs, 2 hf bbls tinter, P Duff 4 bales cotton, pkg do, EarMl Cotton Mills; 102 empty casks, W Prank; 86 bales hemp, 11 Gerwtg & Co; I cad tea, D & 0; 15 bbls b nuts, J A Graff; 8 bales cot ton, E Hid. &Bon; 1 bbl d apples, DU. worth, H. & Co; 1 bills sks, Henderson & Bro; 1 dor. cbairs, Fackiner & Irwin; 5 bbls alcohol, G A Kelly; 14 to S Lindsay; 11 hhds sugars, MoDeritt; 61 bdls keg hoops, 65 kg* headlng, Ups & 51; 50 bbls bungs, A. B 14 ton g wars, 5 blue do, Mutual Glass Co: 10 bbls sprits, Ltttlell &M; 8 bbla, 8 ben flag* Volgt. M .2. Co; 10 bbl. eggs, Bragger roan & C o soz chairs, 12 bales tow, Close, S & o; d 25 ski ftszseed. B Suy dam; 52 bbls whisky, Jno Efielferth; 5 bbls alcohol, R E Sellers &Go; 10 des brooms, Van Grader &8; 160 bdls plow handles, 20 tons pig iron,_ Han . & Speer; 50 Cal barns, Townsend & D; 10 caiks hams, MOBIn• & A; 258 sks bran, W J Rousts Prrzesoattn, BEOwautvrzzat AND Us r&V.l. PLOW CO., March 17.-46 - ski arool, 42 bales hay, 28 bbls whisky, 1 trx 2bbla do, 2 do onions, 200 bats straw boards, 116 ski oats, 4 bbls dried ripples, 2 do sags, Johnston & Col Sin; 11 bbls oil, W G McMinn; 15 bbls apples. A T Crosedale; 6. bble' fipples, Vogt, Ms. hood &Co; 16 bales hay, J 0 Schaal,' & Co; 197 Via w glass, 11 arras 77 bblll ap: p jVilaflogodr,dArch&DSAiep.2 do no, ill I e."-- S. McCLEAN &. Government Securities, No. 75 Fturth Avenue, • • • Personal and prompt attention even to eTerY• Wag In the Malawi. Cannelloni made.. Oa tilestes Dossed, and Intermit ~l owed ca Time Deposit. Advances made on Prima Collateral' and Government lsearincs • at Menu Mei. Dealers In Pereira and Demerits 'nano@ sziwo, wiser. Bank Yates, to., Pc. All local or anti Itisoellenemis Blocks. Bonds, atomism, Commercial Pane. rte., negotiated as Me wig rates of commission. tali ARCHIBALD BLAEHLIST, :~Z7.'OYiI6T 3 Y - A'i ti L A ~~ 1, 00ta1i 14161 RIVER. MOWS The river cordinum to recede steadily at this point With 0 feet 10 Inches in the channel iber e b l v oud th y e an M d on co eu ld withdi gahela marks. invr none faeorible for more snow. • - There has been no arrivals, and there are no boats due excepting the The Juniata departed for Cincinnati with a fair trip, and. she will doubtless pick up all she wants below. Ht. , The Charles lies over until Satur day Packet* The Far West, Cant. S. B. Coulson, is announced to hate for the headwaters of the Miesouri, on or about the 26th Inst. Bore is a good chance for emigrants and others going west. • —The R. C, Gray arrived at Nashville on Monday. —The wbartboet at Borne, sunk Sun• day, is again afloat. —The Nick Wall and Leonidas paused Vicksburg on Tuesday. —The Mollie Ebert and Kato Putnam • were at Memphis on Monday. —The Argoay was to have left Cincln• nett on Wednesday for Pittsburg —The Lorena nod Rollover on aro loading at Cincinnati for New Or eons. —The sale of the towboat Seat arker, has again been postponed to the inst. —The weather was cold and sing at both.Cincionsti and till Louie yester day. —The Glasgow was adve ised to leave New Orleans for Pittsburgh on Monday. —the Nellie Rogers, St. Louie to Pitts burgh, and Camelia, Pittsburg h to St. Louie, were at Evauseln .on ueadsy. —lt was rumored at CM Innen, oh Tuesday, that the Phil. Sheridan would oome to Plttaburgh and load for St. Lenin. —A river express Is contemplated to run on the New Orleans and Cairo steamers, and deliver valuable packagea along the route. —On Friday last, at Pada ; Captain Lee J. Ware purchased of T. . Leo the steamer Lewellen for $5,000 h. She will be placed in the Memphis and Elk Francis river trade. —The local inspectors at Memphis last week, were engaged In taking evidence in the case of the Great Republic and the tug Nettie Jonas. Several pilots and other river men gave their testimony. —The Legislature has dually maid the bill Incorporating the Louisiana Dredging Company. It provides for keeping open one or more Meths passes at the mouth of the river to a depth of twenty-two feet. —The United States inagboat S. Thayer, arrived at Little Rock on the Bth, and was to remain there till the rise In the river reached Its highest point. She was still there on the llth, and the river was —The railroad to DeselPs Bluff, con trolled by the Arkineas River Packet, 'Company for severe months pelt, re-' varied back to the railroad' company en the nth, who will hereafter run and con trot their own road. --Steamboat stook a - Increasing In value in St: t ho u gh hat port la doldg pretty fair trade, there Is not an *noses of water, as the Great Republic took a load for New Orleans from S.Sairo, not daring to venture to St. Louis. —A. new boat 130 feat long, 26 feet team sad 5 feet hold, was launched at Middleport on Wednesday, and will be completed at Ironton. The boat is being built by the owners of the Victor No. 3. Ironton and Gallipolle packet, and will be finished by the bit of May. - • —The Cincinnati Chronic/a thinks the lose of the steamboat , the _past amaon will not be replaced immediately, on *mount of the unsettled question - as to whether the Louisville canal • will be completed this year or sot, awn° boat ' built for the present locks will be able to compete with larger ones built for the new canal. —A bill of mnalderable Interest to Ohio River steamboatmen passed the Souse of Representatives on Monday. It Is &Aped to provide for. the better security of Ilfe on Western to and prohibits the carriage on passenger steamers, as freight or storm nitro- glycerine, coal Mt, muds petroleum, naphtha, benzine, benzoleF camphene. —Thecertificate of Moor ration of the Ironton and Ashland Sri ge Company, with a capital of $1,000,000, was filed in the office of the Auditor of Suite, at Col limbos, yesterday. The company is organized for the purpose of building bridge across the Ohio rte. , at Lambert Knee. near the mouth of Big Ice creek, between Ironton and Petersburg, in order to make certain railroad connec tions between Ohio, Kentucky and West Vtr- lily Paella .lAllaatle Telea ra River falling pb.) OIL CITY. March 17. slowly, with two feet water in the alien nal. Snowing. Tnermometer 24 degree at 6 r. x- Snowthivitax. Marc f e e t .ivefing alcrwly with six water in the channel. Weather cloudy. Thermome. ter 24 dogma at 6 P. is. ORZENSIIOII.O. March 17.---ftiver felling slowly with about alx fset water in the &mond. Weather eloady. ITITSBURGII AND CINCINNATI PACKET LINE. The seer and splendid side-whesimre J9YIATA. Cape.. C. L. 11111NNA.X. will leave Villanegli for Clue.lanail LVLYI ViUlInD LI at VI Warlock votaptly. Wizen ing, wllllanws Cincinnati Vf.tkil SUNDAY at Is Y. so , might o pnuV E r on board or io , MA CULLING n OOD I ,ir JANES COLLINS, Arent& TlSTifill FANO CINCI PACKET LINE. • The arm and oleadldnidevrheeladrit StOI6IIW,,AILLINOTON. DAMILL MOORS. Raster. A. 5. Bniraan. Clem, loaves Pittstrargt for CuteMast' every TWIEIDAY at mg lg• promptly. leaves Oletelanati tor Pittgburgh, at IS 3g. every PRIDLY. Tor frebeht, harnipt, a other InfOresatlea. itit• ply on board or to • I Lama 1307,1.1115. • fat PIACK. t oomaxemoon. Agents. IR FORT BENTON . fi d dr i k r .ND THE IIIIS4OUMRIVIit.. 4 Z:tf B. Cbtrf. ' r. ,olcig MI:Mr • Naming LatermedlsZen. !..7qUirWtritrirelY 011 boii,Ver to • • 01111.11r.1T POIeRICR, ."E , ' mlkl2 rLacx. a voLta NowooD; A ta. TACK. unoTnEns, Perdelun'ia lth Profit*, anWtlagtAWLlWl"' M!===m WAIIING s KING, Onmies on Itatanda sad Brokm to Petreleum and its Products, YUILADELPHIA. ADDlass.. KING & CO., 109 wALisvr , mazer, ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY. wino N. C. BANKERS. 015, ra. ISA IS Yarn .TUEI. zrenemhz. C-trr- „ arCONSIIMPIION. DR. SCHISNCX•BPOLIEDIf IC 6Y11:11IT teethe cuge!.'s(eVekraldAgAti,..nwrlti for Cure of Dgse t palsr tad all the DtbUltated Comb titm.fg.,,..bz,„Cli.llATCElßaKE PILLS, for Dlsemes of the Liter or to sot se abler:l[le Fur- Alt of these three Medrel • es sre often recurred In <iring Con•umpUon. though tha fralluor e lle .1171.::41.!‘ I.lgg ;I:Tir.'l7Pfitt , ..t I; Fgtat T t`gp B = t esttd L =b s t o tg 2 blood v essel., uy which means cure Is soon of ----- - V[eThee Medicines are conscientiously offered ILO the Public us the only safe, ceitalu and reliable tofor l'ulmtigilr Consu t ren.lop : t ie for all to tratirnlrel:cose. wITY,ICbaIi, p l a int and 1145- 11`d '` r,:g7.h ° 4 ' .= .71':=ILl'ire'rr,°,1111% theXrt.igaTF:T medicine whichhas ' bad • int Probation before the public. (tawnier tatdrtl;%filr:lieVai.hoef tilln'alfttg:: leaf.. In all of which time its reputation 1.0. M. creased. and the t roost ocethaitte sedeptietarn can no ionscc Y ill h t ~Amlt he used with ti t alt:b l : l = . af care. If the patient will perseveringly follow the di rection. which aocompany each bottle, he will certainly be cared. If Ids lungs are notEves] too sure wasted to make a cure possic la r n ' a t ve del t ired. ;IVlrctyi; saved the Ilfe of the patient and restored_ him to perfect h Leith. Dr. &hence doe. not say that all the e of Pal. augury Camumptlon haare _within such of e that often NZ enen so :Violent cough, crecolug.cblis, night that es,g'ilsbllegbA" ..:da:,4fg. up t I;l7%l'V.:'lLVA'g'er frt.V.1711,1:2',1,11,%rg qf;l.brouath.Vgn,..,..7fed'',lnt_t_9. 701ketre. are equally eele eat. ser. `' gCtienco c haa [nubs of a aumber of persons who have been ninety covered W o wsunalne sores and now all e t 'lrsratreili tl[lof.Prt;Z: w ln toe treitinent of Consumption t il ts et the tone tripotianne to rive •latir ann oesitny tone to tbe system. Bence It ti necessary t o strengthen the *inmate of the patient one in, prove the ether Proper notirlatitneut to re Iletred together with such means as will taste the coat e as i ly desestible. Tne articles most suitable for the diet of Consumttese patients ere a"ViggZerit.rattlecTgly4 ^1t7.1.• 7,91° mandblghli atqe• 4trii b tO t ne tir• Itus elgtePtf.llll,•.°MeViollor%;: l4l :e serviceable. This sequlrement Is l i v esm the besweed Tonle, and fur thin purpose der Led digestive Wirer. are put In Foal ?gar, thettforcral Its proplette,ftriA•olatre. Eta to ellerCilleistgelrl;On• in nOr112•1 and he irnanner. Then Ohl healing powers of Pulmonic hyena will eff.et the cure ?Welton .ry Consumption is slant a1,e115 con allented with Despeptia and Liver Complaint. nehenekis Bionics. Pills are Wended to ra tZtifylVt'll°°•}Arig: iii the It smelted to calomel or "blue mass." tad are Landed nut toscon.t.lo t particle of *ay este -7 m an lon w i dealt ,1 1 11t 1 . ° :;, rink 111X= %Tel " *9' ,UcTtiltir. 7 Pl a will prove the eokae7 of the door, and •U torpid or °tat, . • • tilieonnes'ampto eed Tonle and Man drake l•Ills rat I n val u a b l eauxiliary me i dielnes eat d Tie 7 peen tae gjgp"l;fergitiVil • 4 ney r ti% ae •e t nlmonlr una foundBuselul In ariranced states' of Consumption, where the longs um almost en tirely destroyed and all symptanis secordingr that udynte et of the physician in. looted aspen i y denth. The are. of patiedts war. ere actual y in• a dying condition hare been preserVed for mouths by the can of ncticnek's three great rem• '4ll7.Sehesieles Miriamac contains s fall WWI. on tale earlaal (a[ma :irr.,ll=r t ale r4isse isiothetnu.i.candoe as irStif. or a.•sit. addre street,it Principal Vice, Ito. lb. North ninth Philadelphia. Ps. • _ .wee Ton• Pelee co , the Pan:muf biro pan VA le e ach battle. n W.: or 4 %111;11 Kraut.. .DOCTOR WHITTIER CON w TINUES TO TREAT ALL PRIVATE RIBEARES. That nutisero. elms of cams reseilt rely!Temde;rniriglAstrt'yn,cg:pars:":=l. ...lone. .4 finally hapetruery perm:mm.ly cured. Penons *Meted with delicate. Intricate end long standing constitutlonal compl..ts are poll t r i ly o %Ted to cult for ear i n , :t n ewn, 7 ,, ttich l ' iTs aried timl=facte'remedies at one. 'erret dent, see, per and which Is mute.. can be nerd without hindrence to buslnese. Red. icines prepared la the mtablistiment, which em brace& olSce, reception and welting room.; M. boarding sad sleeping apartments fur patients r a tinl` chemicalntratr a.."Nrsico`n".7=l4lte 17.11% eallierai 'perms. NO matter who hate failed. pate your cue. Reed sheet of .e ye[eel what he says in hie Pens_ temps In treated .nnally. ato pe m. and all or. the notas igice e NT. * rYlVile fr Alrih tiMgilteej Pittsburgh. Pa . Eton. 9A. it. to Br, Ben i days 19 N. to AT. 9. P 818981011.8.3 887 ad dress for two Mae.. era I'4S—BATCHELOR' S HAIRDIE. —Th eplendid Halt Die le the best .11 the world. Ilsrutles., reliable. Instal:Osseous , does not contain read nor any ofialte polio. to ViTreTuttsrrge° death. xv•thil,•=l 0— to uphold Its Integilte as too on oien ly Perfect 1:1e..:,,-;rayttlis grofdtms:i.dlaU.' VI" • IarJUST OUT. •'CLiE REY PECTORAL TROCHES.•• ►OR COLDNI. C0,FANN1..,,,,1.1i.Fg1. THROAT AND , None .7 ,4 :=1• None so pleasant. L''''' 'ITSZVOLg ~,-, . • 10 atlas HOOP , Near 1i ) colt. ClioLle morZuo.a.h.gsx.rj,ltds tasted nagla. Upper Myers.- TRADESMEN'S NATIONAL BAH, Wood St., cor. Second Avenue. EMMETT PAID ON DEPOSITS VER PACR.EITS. CI!ICINNATI. -MI RIVER. OILS COMMISSION AND DIALNNS OALZ ELL'S BLOOK, DUQOEBBE WAY SATIOTAGTORSII or Lubricating LEA Testßurning Ob. rdMao Railroad axle oil. • Wands vent beat without °adapt remiss Mardi as Lowe.% Lampedataron arrow oil tar or Dot weather. trordeal • 1000ao010),elhasto NAM" Meeliba• Shay. Ramat remora Saw Rill odd risen( Butt ous, gara m algOimodwelsOM ou,Tsasess. nsolosussis, last Irlatiatas 0 Hamm. OIL Para.oo MOIL VAlLSlllll,Wweaerre Bright Los Thew • sa an product* af an s. rnanunnlaired ander Dr. Twaddle perfeolleVuown. sad mostly `tool , and, I taMpentnn anehan remain pid artnir extreme rold. IMale roast/Wu. anAtig lllm n coultnninaa on lined m Sinpaa es and orders lea at 114 Worts 'kaftan:4l=rd Brldga. • H .H. mocOmeaticx, Attiornev-at-Law. N'o. $1 GRANT Orilla IS thin to all • BNIFINE4BBOILB6II3. ac. FORT Pm BOILEL STILL AND TANK S OH, FTILLS AND OIL TAN ganA iBKC AM AJVI rrAS, D EAPVPITIS OABOVETZES AM) 1.130 N i'lgigoTenuorts AND COAL saints. ° Thlyd Shod pond Llb<ri7 ntr tr wt, a~ gut , _ NUDE M. BOLE & FINANCIAL. Bold, Coupons, Bonds and Mods BOUGHT AND , SOLD. A. BRADLEY, President. VANKIRR. 'tilee Preside 'AAP CYRIPS CLARKE. J,... Cushier. riOPLE'S SAYINGS BANK Of Allegheny Car. Federal and Law& Street& H. MULUTILLII, President. E. P. TOUIO. Gabler BANK OF DEPOSIT AND DISCOUN tockholders lay II fro 6.occipo THE SAFE DEPOSIT CO Or PrrT163311711.011 • TOIL Tfli Sate Keeping of Valuables,' Dada guaroatoo, and Ws rooting of Heti In It. Fire and BarglarLProot Wilts. 0. 83 FO 178 TIT AVE • Prostiest—lnMlLlK THILLTPB. Vie* Itiesidest—BElNßY LLOYD. DrasCTOW 28 a . GEGROE WILLIAM REA. wit. LklUDit. LYON. CURTIS O . yIUCtISCY. I. RASH/CCM SCT Talc Le—a. . OA BOSSUOIL I99 . Oven daily Irons 9 •Voloca A. 0 o'eloca • CITY BANK. 112111th Axenne, 'Pittsburgh, Pa. currrAL. suoo.ooo. ITOPTIOLDEU IBDIiIBUALLi LIABLE. , MEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS , romnali Nig:"Ziegg.itt d rale on all tn..nnrtpal JANza McCAss, Via Pn.t.,e, N. Moinamt, Cubic, PU"" ruesktd:Mrs , Kuril kcatins, I'Eomu o+:S. patrlrkXvw OnY. D Earn. Chu. llNlnn. E• J. Uracn, ]nl:tl N. A. Tr.Togloi Thomas Bunco. Jct . . terIiZZAY. ttollelto. NnoutiEs & SONS, • 57 MARKET STREET PTIVICIVEGX • Oonontlons made on all the nitinflOpfdlts of Um United States and Canadian • Stoeks,Bonds and other Securities somata AND sow ON mamma ruteau attat4on D.J4 to Oa DnrcbUS United States Beenritlei3. HART, CALM 11:EY & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, Corner Fourth and Wood Stratte, PITTSIBURGYZ. aluccriossos To Jar/A. tcaarr i k co. = Coin, C(OUPOiith Exchan And partleolsf attendant:AU to the logien - am • and sale of • • COVERNMENT BONDS VW Drafts on London. =9 WORSE• CARROLL AND SNYDER. IW4-IMOTIIIIIIIIS OF rirrsiausan. PA • et to the soove eddress wilt be dot t0b7:150 Cor. Point Alley and Duquesne Mt, N /ARIES ropyr.) Emilie Builders, Founders atm Machinigts. I idanufaetur STEAMBOAT ENC 11 1 ,1413 and !STATION A If..ti GIN if. S.. of all slag!• AINTInt , !LT. IVire:ll°Z.M.B - tegIVE BOILZII. of horse Pos.r. CAWrllititl,fevera.llril.kr ge . , i t o o orar k at t our rarfaornollloll'sb, etHAPY,ltitt,'PutAi.s. Mittlile,rNilWtitaaev. titling made to order, at the • INDUSTRIAL WORKS. • proms..i on the Allegheny Meer, near the point, rivmuußcm, ra. ordsirs RIESICK & BRO., 11/ER i BIIROLLY , rIIO OI SAFES AND VIER" NO DAMP, NO MOULD ENGINES AND NACHINF.M BREWERY WORK. REPAIRING AND HUY TINO•DP MACHINERY, Cor. 17th and Pike Ste., Pittsburgh, Pa. unIll:q611 O'HARA - BOW WORKS. F. REPHAN & CO.. Y.aufseturers of STEAM IfOlLElttl t OIL TA2188 4 STIII.B, gelfrEtlA L . ' r e ' RNA ?Jo 1124711111/ 41 rft , BnICHEN /WE BEIM, te., Cor. of Second decant and Liberty M. ram Re patrtnx doof teomptly.erdersrlto t2.le nrveiglierzrl=Z;lfd.:tnt. cmatour. & tIYYDEY•tI. oele:PC JAE= K. .Rllllll KDKOND D. ISM JARED M. BRIAR &SON, DiAHUFACTFOREICS OF Steam Boilers, 011 Stills, Tanks. SHEET IBON 870811,-&0. 81 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. STOVES. CASTINGS. COOK. STOVES. CET THE BEST. BISSELL & CO'S TRIUMPH. FOR BITIMINOUS COAL, Warranted th e Cook, Bake ir Boasts , well as any or Steve In the Uion. - BISSELL & CO., No. _235 Liberty Street Alb.. ink hand .red_tor FAHEAMI TIVICIS. G zsm.Ba. BRATS `WISING BANUEs. BM, HMIS & lILINETAGTUILIteI OF ZVIXTI 07 S r ECYVIESI, BOSTON COOKING RANGE. 'THE FLEW YUMMY.," lOS Wisauxo Bonamacis . THE NEW ANTI-DOE? COONTNE I ETOEIE ••R6HULATOR." COLOMBIA COOK EINEVE VAN•d C . TtnIVINTAN w PAR T IADI IVIMMETRIthai`TETAVN3?"'"I'""d"i' 206 and 202 .Liberty street, =1 A. BRADLEY & CO., PO. BO ROOD STRUT, Nanntaeturers of tee Greatest Varlets of Cook, 'Parlor akd Heating Stone, TO BZ 70172111 • • Ismer athertmentwlllba Medan tne LLYCBT PA . /TEENS AHD IMPROVEMENTS, sad the rev ttatthe of our Storree le such that any mutt to ;We igutfflnt=ornbi.uttai Mere n g te " f/% 1 the most durable as venal , eeorothleal. Would h ntteution Wear new VOLCANO mUr,',To'gr,3,4*". luttl'd:oWtro'.;rlttlig trlinoot eastog. Att 11.1. UtGl.l them ore. 123111.Cct11,11thoer•or to any ot earth% tar enesp er. react Inc Calstoeue aoll 1..11031.6151.• LIVINGSTON Manufacturers of Lamy @MY raoN CLAM. gi r X. TOT Cir r, mit . ltifneinia,Wrara always on baud. a e 7l=l:l=l=lniA T l Ata nufgh. tatintta COAL AND OOSB MIMS u. HAMM% io*ioglieny And Connelsville Coal, And Ildssorlicturez or COMA aIJ&C& AND DERILPIIIIIIIZEB COLE. OITTIOE AID YAZD, corner Butler and Mrton amt. oleo S eco n d rm Montt, Ninth w i l d oleo Seco ty d n heat, Ellttlth and of toot or Boas street. P. I C. R. B. Done, Second ward. Orders left at either of the atone Whops, or b• dress to me • thrOngh Pittsburgh P. 11., wlll rs• only., prompt attentions. Ra" wb tin AVM ittra f iL l Pg to9ker.mitlintell. Ittephenson 8D...a • Co.. egtiflciatnt, ark a l lit I l i I . wiz ' s. Y. ease: • ao., Lyon • Ce., James Ster sltall I Co.. Allen. lielEt _NS IS: COALI COAL!! COALIIt DICKSON, STKWART k CO., Sinai reacted Utelr 01:106 to NO. 567 LIBERTY grow, 'D.., City Inniz Jeall) MOND LLOO EMIT LarAtet CNlntrdl E. A T OE.= 4I Wiratferial at their 0704!t ad than Monett the mall. will Ds OLT& to Oximartas. • OARRIAGTES.,BUGGIES. aoaii u~ woaa~ WORKMAN /c DAVIS, oucczesons TO Workman, Moore 4 Co.. XueseWninutdDuaenW GAILB,BIAGES, BUGGIES, Spring and Buck Wagons, Nat. 11, 44, 46 and 48 Beaver Bt., Allegheny. Bopolrth_g nutty nod promptly trecnied dam foe New Wort gotten up la good .t. 710 and , our.ote4 to eve ilottoltotion In awl tank. - , firlkrealMeiot f:l7l'Pfols.VlZT'4ll.li Aluitt , Hat er for Etats. . 111011.11 ED DANIS baring Finessed the Interests( Aibl, Ind Wis. D. Foote. le me lu lete mor wcualsAN. xouss co.. the best. sins will amens be inutieued the old Mud, seder the name sal style el DAVId. Orders sollelted. g wourwm „ WOILKMAIt ti.gajhARIS WNW: Late with Ftisessi Netmeet Best. Pittsburgh. AitOITIVECTS. RANA it NOSED, • 1 41.17ACIarrEADTEI, .., TI MT HO= .A.MDCIL.IIOII BUTLnuies. rm. a rad a ktt. aux meat rittaborth. re. SPodsl stimatiou Wen to ton dealsataig sap Inalletig of GOMM 110113311 $O rIINLIO NIIILDIN.IIII. ' N CODUQUBL 3IIE WORKS. MAN:IAM & 00.; lisalibetarars el IRON. NAILS STEEL, AXLES AND SPRINCS. DIIQIIESXL. L X AND .11101111LXL• BANI ritnifc TI,ATES ND lIKADs, VENVirtiIIAtkILW I TILUIVA 'Pug r IS E.III%UI)F.,7krtIntar.TZICTII. !Mt: tw, VlP i nlaYtiltirte7: ItT6ll, BUGGY and WAGON BPSINGB and E AYLb. ( UT ItiAlLi AND SPIKILB. All Goode First Class and Warranted. OTTIDES AHD WORKS: S ng Z Atac areot rat .lir ti aa r r p r i Inn's L'l'~; ELLER, BARR & PRO. TAiTNEMS 4i O. WTALrY, MILLMM. . unms. rAsstm. Srsztar. ru.riria - 15. Y.l/12. CRESCENT STEEL WORKS ' tILLEIt, BARR 1 PARKIN, OFFICE. Ne. 110 Liberty litreet, _ rrrresusen. FL IMEEI pITTSBIIIIGH STEEL WORSE. NSTANLISEED IN 154 f ANDERSON !): MEE • • AISCONIfft. rAlifiCa orman Plow sad !Sprit; awl. burgCORNE ra. R ROM AND EMIT AVENUE ti . RU h. Olhaft DU Q U ESN E FORGE. WILLIAM 111=1, ( sue « ...r to JOE. HAIM & C 0.,) 8.. facilities co-extendve with theleadtror. POTCOMAVIS.PNICVID., torether with ev.7 thiscriptlost of 3HAPE WOKS.. O. and /OM. Corner of Dragons Way and Ent street. an12:11,10 prrrsomatan NOVELTY WORN& I Cilial uided Oliiiiii& MOO CO. 1[450/ACT111.238 01 • i rr nE r sommear c l u Nws...T . • SCALES. TacektrculoDdtor ee LL s a ts4 rawer. DUE OrniTFST NTL SHEFFIELD STEEL WOBILS. SINGER, NITECK & 00., prtrssanan. PAL, Manufacturers of evet7 deseMptlcra of CAST AND (OMAN EMI. "I...MTTURSIVIsLAITom SPIUMM, AXLES, STEEL TUX, S.. So. Warehouit, 83 Water and 100 lint Ste. .13LACIL DIMIOND STEEL WORKS. PARR, BROTHER & CO., Illausdacturers of all denriptlons of • 3MEEEILIk. Cllce.d Way:lmam THIRTIETH, THIRST 'FIRST Imd RAILROAD STREETS, 1 3 w,3054;Taw,t.to:st,:.t13 1 Nr1 KNAP FORT MT inIiDRY COMPANY °Mall :MID Wo TWELFTH STREET. PITTSBURGH. PA. =M:IMM Engines.nolling dill gla. ellinery, Nail liachiney Re. tarn. and castinp generally. NATIONAL FOUNDIII AND PIPE WORKS. °eviler carrell sad AsuUstasKireefth riTrssyssals , WILLIAM SMITH, OAST I:BON BOWL PIPE /OR 012 *3W Taira WOMIS. Mi Pipes an all 499 tavola.* Ui Pita la do sand and 19 tett lengths. Via, tat aamortmeat Castll4;+3 for Gas do Water Works: wemld also call the sttantloi of ha ~ ass ef tla• Worts to on malts of BETOILTS. W. J. Amami, lat. I.I7fintOG.LIL . MOIiONGEBLI 10ENDU.-. W.& ANDFSSON & CO., Naaaatatuvera IBON HOINL MONT% arlaDOlY LINTELS sad SILLat, sad 'mow . or all HomedPON". allarecizVolarar jak=ll.ollll= elaullanes. Ornoi YOlrlanrt-no. 160 11/1.41M STUMM, rittAmnrh. Ps. ROBINSON, BEA &CO., Mamas to RosnrialF. Mina aaccumvs. WASHINGTON WORKS, FOUNDERS MID /SONUFISTi,►ITTSRURBH, . . . ltstaaseturera of Batt sad etattosari Aims Sa• eliftri""erU"i all a *cal sla ir l. oll azik talons. C Clreind She& ana =t. 7 . • tilos, hio. DI, toner 71.tri lad asaltidela st ree t im lb ITABDILI r/LIZN't WIXOM An 4110013%1e5. : 0.11.41311. =1 THOREAU' CARMEN & CO, Myth Ward Fondly udLtelfaki, 11118DDHILT ST., ALLMOSLICIST any TI.. • Iffaaolactarars or Matto:gal aaA Portable Os inroad, Oil Pressor, rains, ttharifa aod Saw B ars . I% len tad Csadloora, Wat tda. 'Provo Boxes do, boMauut to ardor sad Damon haat Malmo at all . frattala PHCENII ROLVFOUNDIRIG, COT. unzirrY aid soz 111111111111. °CLUBMAN & BACALEY, I lfasueietarers of exilerift Chill Rolls, &old Rolls &Plnlonii. ROLIIIES, BELL & ANCHOR COTTON MILLS ------ 7 RAILROADS. - '-"--._.,/ _ . -- ieiiilrlf I.111:—.-- ' • rNIA. CENTRAL NAIL AD. cos . attar -II T. pr.. ewudaT pIOV, , 14th. 1851, Traira wi ll arrire sinonq a_ P.a . ._ Rom tile Colon Depot, corn:: of Waanianin"! Llboriir • streets. IL/ • IMIOVI : • "4 . Arr.. 1 /WW I . Kali TTMOL.L. 11:110 CM .84,Eltber0 (IL all . . Tact' Lino...—. V 45 va,..Pacitle 62. • • 2 - Wall" No. 4.. 6 80 an licall'a N 0.1.. MIAMI/LC 1.017:11,0 anal 11.11 Train —... • as Wall's allo . No. 2.. 550 am llrinto . o Ao.. 1 : as . i . Cincinnati Nn.9:20 am um , take No . 1 5 . r . iltitiVglial aim Vegni.,ll":sl to. I rPilbsir!..jp kg 133 0 l e F in 173."'i4Zitr,10.:: g ,:tkti_P oiro ° 5 r i i . I A : lii 1 2 Zl 4 . ‘ l. 4! lea Dm .211:: No. t: ilia . .Wrry=4°Alliag 'lstihirll.... 11;00 pft, nneso India tnaYo cloao connection at barna. "WV. ob"MTTalti. 1..... W id. Bonday at 11:05 a. ao.. Vaal= marl 10105 a. at. BO turning. learss MU. MAIO p. m. sal l•rtines at Walla St Id II:10 D. ta. -. .0 i 11CIDIVat 7 Illreoo2, trAgg: IX c Ur., %FITE= to V g :11 4 TY - • . . .. Tor further laruittraarnTs. As. . a. , . Tim renninivantaliallrosllConsi.ny 1011 _al. anato &nu, 1%. Col: aseage,onc i e o 3l. l V o r =l,7: SteT..Tu'n=tr'‘‘valiteroTi"lilairato szeo•ollan twat acarstra. In Talcs will Iv t. Ow risk of inn aware, IM AMI 1 a ILO 4 r i g% M i l. , C ut l im. no. Central n.,,IPS. -sy: STET'. NiallitiME 032424PYLVANIa. and after tive .N0V..141. 1365aapae PlitreAerwriXt4 a t nom tea Pedaral !Treat .I.}epot. Alteghea, follarm frage'lon6:4o a 01 1 ,31a6. -- 1" ,.r. P4'1 ,7 700 _a reepollele. 0:310 m 01301,0 UateTPrX.PNe;:lll.l/0 115131:11062 —.. • i6O p Lai Freeport. No.10: 00 a* 6 pil . 4A . 7111 141 Od:4lA.P.grt rl s :16:30 p TaeCParela Trata Llagnenj. JurCtlcit even g=day at 3:60 a. nt., romping Alleao.o7 City at 9:10 a. sa. Betaralno, Marco 3.11,0 00 T (.3 , 2 tt,114:41,p.,.a.:,..a.na snit e at 60e.104.03 JUntee °vs:ln'ag,tdrilsteggeic'tl.lr 110172y7o,r.,114,1;1: ....Minor Mapes for Untlee.d soannattNONO• Theo. ph tickets may be purcbace 4 at the NW. NO. IE4. Clair tteett. neer eta deopensionlNNOM Flttsaure b. and at the Ibmot, Alla pally Ter I.l.ormst!on vplv 4 I=El 110§§ratau,_—ro- rer 13 W. and 0L1VE1.622 13 , 11 . nons NOV. 1110, Iva and strive at the Delon 2 trargh tladlon rellot Ckler &mei M"...11.= Erie YenNx. . al OL WbV11L,11331•131 Caleasse 11[111-13.1111 a m last Ltne. • 9:1S1 a Lrk &VM , ss.r,:sl:l3k , 7lay so Yl 31:2$ ra I `e & Vale "e3.11:03 Pm 1?:IN t BOehutir 0:41 4 Cams 0 44R pm Leetsdale .tee.l3 ism itesOrfells • 13:11vm Leetsdale toys,. an CbD:e, Vats Oats MI 11 , . :1 A:i; r :, a•lfa'aae c..1..m1ea! r. SiTl: , J. Genlru. let Ags stole gr. H v Alii TIME. 7'. 1.. , . , -'' •.7 ' 05121.:7 VALL.IIIIr PAILECLILD THE ONLY DIBECT ROUTE TO THE OIL .7 REGIONS WITHOUT CHANGE OP CAE& ... Onandafter MONDAY. Now. I% 111180. TWO ... THROUGH TRAINS DAILY (except 9MM7) • will Mime Pittsbrogr Depot. mom of Ma, bath and Pike atreata,for Prantlin.ollCUP.SEN tato. and Oil point* to Oa Oil Regions. ] Lama Trrrgoll2oB. Ainilf• IN MT/EMIL= Day Ex.•..— 1:14 0 K Day N 0...... •:3011. l'lttildt, - ::. ;IT:: iltillit, - ; - :: Z:rsut?:: ; 114 Holion...11:10 a m bid Holtax... 9:00 a is id 8e110u... 1:00 pm lid Halton... *HO pm lith Hulton..11:00 p Ath Huitosh 7:19 am ,. • PreeporS A.a. 9.30 ain Soda Work. 1:115 I Pala Works.. 4:30 pso Freeport Aa 4:15 pis Bratty's B Ao 1:15 pro Brady:: B lo 10:09 am ohmah 1100 a to,Church .. .. . 10:10 all Irpresa trans Mop only at p . rinelpai poinias /I*.oraodatton Into:. moo at :di weboob We are now roaring "Iltiver Palma Mama. A Cars" on oar 11011 t Express maim, both 7070, Irmo Pittsburgh I. Carry. i'lltlitla.Vall . C rsT , t? %Olga p ITTEIBIIRG&MNIND it. LTITAII aitv... - . • ( RAN RANDLE PIM% , -.• • IMAM= u711112..—0n mid ttlar SIINDLT. ,4th JSCW, tralaa VW WM , .11 arriva aS fo c ittl ' sdon Depot. Plinabasatt. v t f t ., 1.1.1 .' • .E . I tunny - Eh Time. Ar.. 1411 •—•—•,..—'..---....' t a t 1 , ,t Tat It Boothe= Elm. rest Line.. .—.......—. WAS . vs. 7 Min. w. Wined Ape . a...— ..... .. , 114-3 a. to. lyl3 van. IffeDonald,s Acen.lio.l 11:0.. Ea. 7 :71 a. la. Wasubsowtlie Anewsiwod• PAZ p.m. 9:411 I. WrSlosald , a Amon. No. Mai o.ns. 3143 v. as. Sunday Minn Train.. IS:a0 v. m. a Slllll a. sa. Wiral a a P. a. nzarea. u ltill leave u ally. . la as r. a. Man wl .....T/.... Jour. _ F-00..., Ticket Anent, Calamine: 11. n.W. CA.V.D, 5003, Dennison. Ohio. rniTTNSw, WURGEMASIMINIt CONIA VILL ay.IKL PITTIIHDROM Os rad attar UNDAY. February Ma, 1810, trail:Learn arrive. . .H a i n ••••.t • • p•pOt• some of Grant sad Water wiraeth as 1011011 Malta sat tram Onion- 9:001... moo t w l .ll . ..to t e. td " - trom "'"n... :1171rit;:t. M. 1:111 8. 17; r r .ll ,a Hruldoele• Accomdt ;le „so A.6lliernin ° . 00 S' alcast wrw i gnu, I;.°ls s ir t kia2 r . A[e * A 7 a OUT.. UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY The onus rzlr LND MST SLUMS UTZiroxe the Nutt.° el palate 11 Colorado Nevada. California Irian, aruvra WAJW.I MANCILLOTIPEIZIR 01 [K4 - 4 1 /61.1. 6 6 6 fi FA /DSO - lUtll',lMll 01 . REAVY =DI= g,,ti mar iuscumes /MD MILASZOISS ainunickits AND narrow. i µ"r; 1, • • • W1LL1.41.X.1. ...Dom:10,14(ot. Altdm... rm. ' MONO WAVNIt & CRICA.BO 3 t P1T111.151.111e1l B. B. . • 89, tra.ths Io Cron iscrth mrms. Crialeagels... 4 l: IS a at Fatten E5...111:0 1 p it Wheeling raleoBa u !VV " 4:11 4 :1 1 It:11. ' 4111w Elltnelp le EVl 4 vWx. 7l3 = drew in Ails/anal , Leetsdale .17,15 , 40. 1 % - 1 1WC Y .: 41, 3 ..ite:ss um liege •• p:l4 .m Leetsdale "12:43p1e lieldr Valle • ' ?:44 pin i4,,,e4.1. • ~...44435pv: Fair Osta Bin ' day Chureb. 9:1111.11 n ra.presn leaven WM •ir.cpre,stea AaLLf. i'VentlP::24ll. Ef=2 Eastern Division. Washington, New Mexico, Idaho, kriZOUit Oregon. ' TwoTntas Lane State WA snitaff fa a i t jAa roq 4 44 . a r 1• • c sat T . . Jos In, to, wrosse. =lrk ° Mitriroli...LlVD. ja . 4 ; [ . , DVSS VY1211; IF.LILLir I..m.har-731 - AND All Paints in the Territories, ALLI vi 41ITZN411;:13,7lieicarg TA zglzww,-.7a.orpo'i.t. , il , Lii• Arm . . 44.nu0. a maim vit , .. 4 .4,_....a. AA 4.. Teri irdttiki.Levzirbm tiff . '......e PgWalep ....0..: 5.1.11 the Mates la eureso It LAVVvillfficimrpß des . srld EAPInr-Unlikat Him /4+ P!!IPM!=113 2,000,CM, " MlCffilatiMFoltam. 131=3 linion Eacf9.oßailand Compeati, NJ117121117 LIU!: most Ids Wm Idelx mad. u , + ..-, in,go TO 85 00 rga Lo u% As4oaaVllZDrt 01 VIVI 111L61:15. ant ranter voutisului. ke.. memo atoms P. DIME/ MIX. Lima ommiwaser. Torms. Mow. Or agr:As. 8. LaISTIONS, =I BRASS FOUNDERS. MOMS am HENRY BIER & CO., =croon so roan In. coorm t u t 00.. Bell and Bran Foundere. lIILISS • CASTINGS rsozrrix TO 011D1134 lhdeable and Grey keit Fittings, GAS PIPE AND 711111NG,,. HUM, WEI! HD GM UP* ' • ALL GLOVE PAWNEE. 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