AMERICAN BANK, .NO. 80 FOURTH AVENUE PITTiEURGII CIAJIII CAPITAL 0200.000 Stockholders Individually,- Liable. MANIC UP 1 1 1IliCOCIIT D nicropirT. JOIIN FLOYD PIN. FLoYD. Treacle.. C* filer. DiIatCTOICS. Th os. N. Marshall, , jet, 'Scot. T. Ohnoso•, re n.... 1 • Jenic.l Arrett, Jac L. Oboeone, P., ; Wef. neY 4 . - d, • • W7:llC..erk:l.ll7lllTn.r , , ), SILVER AND- CO UPO,NS, Bought at Highest Prices XIII. R. MERTZ, Banker, Cor. Wood St. and sth Avenue mrs (TAXES Ts BRADY Br, Co. (Soctossor, to I. .11,11201 8 CO Corner Fourth Avenue and Wood - St., • i 313 .A.W.1C - F]li S, 1,1 an,.R1114511 all kind. at - I GO ERNMENT -SECURITIES, LD, SILVER AND COUPON% ON 15ObT FAVORABLE TERM:, tfir Iniereett Allelvedou Deposits. Naritan, lsnarte:}lal. onned on OoTerllllent toad, at lOwen.3. Ord.rx OlOrn teat for tber IPnrettas• •ed !inlet id' StIrtl(NRS, MINDS It VOLE. e , • .1.; . 3A1V8 T. BitAtrY a CO fliiellitt,stliqgtti:.ijattti FINANCE AND TRADE tar Ts:weep to th•rittteesraa casette.) • Niter. - Vonx., March 24, 150. Money remains very easy:at 4(a,ti per cent. on call. The ease in the market fa due In a certain extent to xgeneral dull . nesa In trade In conseqUence of the un certainty attending the action of Con I gresa upon the funding bill. The demand for currency from the interior, in pro pa. ration for April settlements, Is smaller than expected. Prime business notes at 7@'l3 per cent. ' The extensive wholesale house etJ. H. Prentice tk ex., Brooklyn, failed t iday. - Liabilities, 1505,000.• It Is also repMted that f 2.40,000 of this amount to in the . form of acceptancee of • Jenkins. 'all it Peabody, whgii brio recently failed" - The late Irregularity, in givin, hue orders to cell take Shore sto g ck,still Brigors in the memory of the brokers, and it is diecussed more or less every day. The bogus orders are said to have ex tended to a number of arm, who ere unwilling to acknowledge they were victimized. Rumors are afloat; which 'seem to have good grounds for belief, that bogus sales reached \fully finest) hundred shares and that the . brokers have quietly paid their 1011Pril. . Sterling strong at a4%5,1%; eight 9 , ‘. The advance is due to the decreasing supply of cotton bile and this, uneasy feeling in England anti the Contifient. In consequence of a heaiy decline in some nahmellaneoint American securities held to a large extent In Europa, banker* are generally Indifferent about draw Gold market quiet and steady, and closed at 112 N. German 'bankers were buyers in conacquence of the decline in American securities abroad. Prices opened at 112 N and touched 112,4. Car tying rate. at 4@ii per cent. Tao clear ances were s34,tszteoo. Governments firmer, except currency 6'.. Receipts of bonds from the interior lighter. The Government bought I,• 000,000 at 105 74.1000101 29.100; offsre aggregated nearly 63,000,000. Closing rata.,; Coupons of 00, 11410 11454'; do. 625, 110011034; do. 64a, 105°40168%; do. 65a, Illi'olo 6 i - 4t do. note, 107 ,,10 1 07N: do. '67, 101iyaillian; do. 'es, 1000 1e934"; 10403, 1053;(4205,; currency 6's; 112/;01.13. Ummr Pantiles weak; 41rat - Mortgages 6414; stock, 95. State eenuntioe steady, except LIMAS,. nee and - Virginian, which were weak in aympathy-Ivith the break In the London market. Mlesourie, 9134; old Ten n alises, 56; new, 503i'; old Virginia', 70; new, 70; old North Carolinas 46 3 ;;.-new, 233.:: Louisiaos levee 6's, 74 I The stock market woo weak and dentin. log during the forenoon with Paciun as a great feature, and comiderahlo on tlaity le Lake SU/re, Northwestern, Si. Paul and Vanderbilt ebsraii. Pacific Midi depressed by a rumor that the Company decided to withdraw iturnediately the steamer.; running between -here sod San /Francisco, which report editors of the. Company explicitly deny. 'Another ru mor was current that the State or Califon. niapbtained Judgment of give millions for violation of the alien passenger law, which ofllners also may is untrue. The facts are that the company paid about ;25,000 tinder protest anti an sar.tcable suit Is now pending 11l the United States Courts to decide the qonatituthmality of the law.. Other rumors are oar rout with regard to new routes In he e4ahliahaa between China and Japan In one in stance, while another was that a cosatine route wax to be established on the Pa. ciao coast, both of which aro without foundation. The Psuams Railroad Con - Any have withdrawn their galling reseals between here' and Aspinwall, which elves the Pine Mall the entire freighting bast.. roses. In Mariposa preferred there wu a break' of frees to It, rus the cop position that the 'pew nod' preferred Mock having prior claim to the old pre ferred, dirutnishes the value of the latter. N• ,, th -, !: Preferred Is levpyd only in Es.lhange for entstandiug cotes, which, being ri,slred by this pre vela; leave the atc.vga of the .cornpany froe of invumbranoe, „.lln the ettnrneon the R.-.llwity market vas strong with a fatly of one-half to one-fourth per con: from the lowest point of activity, and the advance moot roost marked in Northwestern shares, .although there rim ceneitierstle activity In Lake Shore, New Jersey Central and St. Paul. There was a sharp recovering In 14,44 miscellaneous stock: Mariposa preferred advanced repidly from 11. to 1434 and closedat 14. Pacific:Vail advan ced from3oB; to 325, es telegrams front Washington that the Senate Postal Com mitten reported in laser .61 an Increased subsidy. Quicksilver cloned at Bto 8;; after selling at 734. -Canton was kept steady on reports of the company Ss rests and selling water front. Hart -lord h Erie shares rallied front 2?4 to .314” on purchases by some wealthy goats who bet on the gold dial in New Street. Canton, 6514; Cumberland. 38; West- OM Unless Telegraph, 3134; Quicksilver, gyc; Mariposia, 7; do. preferred, 14; Ad ams Express , , 609„ Well,, 19; Amerl. can Express. 37 14; United State. Express, . 46; Fertile Mali, 31N; New York Con tral, 1 1 1%; do. scrip, 9034; Erie. 25:- do. preferred, 43; Harlem, 14134; fts,mi ng . , 96; Michigan Central, 1191'; Lake Sher*, 87%; Illiuols Central, 141; Pittsburgh, ltal; Northwestern, 71,4; do.pre . formed, 83;4; Rook- 'eland, 12. :44, Jeremy Central, 103 N; Ht. Paul, 60; do. preferred, 7334; Wabash, 41; do. preferred. 73; Fort Piacue, 93, , 1; Terre .Hants, 384; do. preferred, 65;4% Chicago it Alton, Ill; do. preferred, Ill; Ohio 23%; Dubuque, 10734; U, C. 1. C., 7434; C. C. A U., 743'. _ Sub-Treasury balance, gold, 176,C;02.457; currency, 86,000,421; general balance, 'F3,714,373.; Orono of PlTlligr/1:011 GAZ=T3.7II, TIIVEItEDST, March '24, 1879. Quotations as reotuyed by Fh. Mertz: Gold, 112%; Silver. 112; Eighty. one's, 114%, Flys Twentlea, 1864, 110 do LW, 1e8%; do 1869, 108%; do 1865, 001120114 107%, do 1887, 108%; do,_lBBB, 109; Ten ~Fortiss, 10534; Adams Es parta., CornlnflY 1 30 N: Merchants Union . Express Company. 10 ; 30 American Pa w. Company , 3734; C 4- catarri Union Telegraph. 8215; New York Central, 9235; iteading, 9844; Pittahrirgh, Fort 'Wayne k Chicsau. 83 %: - 'ohlo dt Mts. „arm, 283:, Michigan. iiouthern, 87'• . Cleveland Q Pltbsburgh. 100%; unignaln Rock Island dt PENtlq 20%; Om en ,. a North Western. 71141 Chicago a North Western Preferred 83%; Erie 24%. Largo. - loud London, per ...... 85, 80 Paris, per franc ' 21%23 Berlin, tinder 81 64 Frankfort. florins 47 % 4934 —Rinsing quotations receive:l by James T. Brady Co. Gold: 112%; u n i ted States Bikes, lest, 114%; Fivo.Tirentine 1882,110; do. 1881, 108%; do. 1865, /08%; Ten-Forties., 105%: Flys-Twenties, jean an , and July, 1865, 107%'; do. do. 1887, 108% do. dn. 11388. 109: Union Pacific! Baitro9d, 8735; Central do, do, 9034; Or. Punta, W,%; Mks Superior —. =I Orrick or Prrriszrraeft HAzkrin, TIICP,DAY, March 24, 1570. The tine weather of the plUit few days tine imparted ammo. cheerful feeling in commercial circles, and while bushman la not what it ought to ho or usually is at Hite woolen of the year, the indications are loon" encouriaging. There in only one very Important obetacle in the way nod that la the uncortalnlty in regard to values; If the lmpresalon would only strengthen that the -shrinking la about over, there would be an improved de. mend for everything, an in that ovtut sverybody would want [l5 buy, but no :nee as the wantof confidence ezbqr, as at present, it in not likely that thorn will tie tench of an improvement in (rode.- Ourgoiterchznts have made arrangements to anticipation of a good epilog and Autlllher trade, and it 13 earnestly tie aired that their expectationa- will be fully realized. APPLE SUTTEE—Quoted at 65(476c, men ASH Lb—Quist and unchanged. Com. bode ANt, 1; refined,. ark, , Pole, 34. ' APPLES—There la no falling off to the arrivals, and the niarkat is dull while prices are linchluncod; w.4oEitinua to quote at g 2,6043,50 per blii.. B UYTElt—There is an abundance of common and inferior truck nod no male fur it. Prime to choice roll in "scarce and firm; maybe quoted at 345# 38. The tow price of lard hurts 'the elle of low grade butter. HEASS—DuIt but unchanged at.gi,n @2 per bushel. • BROOMS—Scorn prim,: No. 2. $3,76. No. 7, 14,50; No. 4, /5,00; No. 6, 0,60. Carpet Brooms, /6,00(0,60. .11R4i034 tioliN-14117. etc per pound. ItIi...KIVIIHAT FLOC EL-Season Is about ow*r. Halos; at 20. CliEE.SE—lklarket quiet,. but on. deluged. 4 6'e/stem Reserve; lec; Ham. burg, 17c: Ohio Factory /7).-ic; Ohio' t.ieslien, 174.;C: New York floahon, 184 e. CRANBERRIES—Market almost bore,. sail there is not eunuch doing to entah lish quotation.. =I CORN MEAL—Is dull and cannot be quoted above 90 to 95, In store. CARRON OlL—Steadier but unobang ad: 23N(424, in 150 or 100 bbl lot., and I:5 (gir2d In small lots. DRIED FRUlT—Marlet, continuos vary dull, nod pretty we!! glutted. We now quote apples at 7 pr7?-e; Peacboo at. for nuarlors, tß,tlglu for bolvos, And Ir(coal ior pared. Blockborries, pated 4:barrios, 21@430• EGl:s—MArb,,t better aupplled end abode roan,: we now quote at 26027: FEATIIERS—SaIea at 5t04,,90, and the •r oat- 'Wynne' for bothall luta, in a retail way. .PLOITR—There is no Improvement to note in . the demand and no material change to make in quotations. Spring wheat, j5®5,25, and winter wheat, f 5,60 15,73. Rye Llour,ls. GRAlN—There is a steady milling de mand for Wheat, and littleor none offer ' Mg; we continue to quote at 51,10@1,13 for fair to prime Red. The very light arrivals le owing mainly to the fact that there la no margin . for dealer*, and they are not disposed to handle it when they can make nothing by en doing. Corn ie scarce and firmer. though tho demand is only moderate; we centintie to quote at 73g.7i, en wharf and track, and 78450 in store. Oats Minor, • tinder Influence of an Improved dereitpod, but price, are no higher; dealers aro buying at 43, and selling at 45a47. Rye 1. Unchanged—SU, buying and 55, gelling, and market almost bare. Barley is quiet and un changed; Inning ta/455, and tall 90(&15.. quiet and unchanged. Saler from country 'wagons et 513C4.31 per ton. RUSKS—SaIes at 23“ - 45.5, per 1.111111. 1 10311 NY—Salon at t5,75@,6,0) per bbl. LARD OlL—City brands, quoted at 11,23@1,27 for Eztra No.l, and 55@57 for No. 2. LlME—Eastern white lime, 131,7.5 Cleveland, 32,25. • , SYRUP--guoted at 11,50(d 1,76 In gallon Juga—jugs included. • ONIONS—Under influence of an Im proved-demand, prices are higher and we now quote at ;7.,50@,3 per hot, POTAlOES—Notwithatanding the ar. rivals are light, continue dal', with sales iu store at 40®45 eta per buehol. The price is down lso low that that there . la lift.° or E/thing left for shippers after paying freights, counniesione etc. etc. PL:AS—Iu mood supply and dull. Sales to the trade et td, sad in email late at $2,..!5. PEANUTS—Prime T 01312011.510 quoted t POtlur. PROVISIONS—NIarket steadier, but prirns ore unchanged. Shoulders, 12 0 J1:! , ' for vim., ..ntl 13(41:3 , , forlingAr Cursd;S;des, for Ribbed abu 1416.4 fur Clear; Sugar Curgl Hama, 1: 4175. Lard, In Ifercas, 1.16.,"(4,143.4. 000 In buckets, 15q41 . 5Ji. , Mess Puck, BARLEY—No. 4, b; No. 3. No. 1, Gv, Oatmeal, /10,50 pa; hbl; 5,50 p•r half bbl. iiEElb4,CloTer is steady but rm. changed atf7,7s(pi buying, and 1a,r2.5( m 1,50 selling. English Clover, Timothy seed, 5.115&5,50; in atotb, and F 5 in first bands. Flaxseed F 2,15 and market hare. SALT—Is quoted at sl,Bo(itil,Ss. in car load lots, .ano forieniail iota In store. - CVUISK \ - -Unchanged. Ifiahwirats, 98 Gli; Common rectified, II; Proof rectl.. Had, 11,10. - = GAZZET • THV1.D.4.7, March. 24. 1310. In response to advertiaement, inviting prolmeals fo r the - transportation of tiny thousand bavrelst 4f oil,. by river to Ben wood, quite ilium her of appli cello 25 have been made towboat men, and it Is probable that l a number of tide will be made, some of which will no doubt be satisfactory. The objections, many of them, which were at drat reined against this movement, are disappearing, end as there la no doubt hut what shipments can by this route much cheaper than by the Penne Central, there is not much doubt but what It will be adopted. We understand that the Baltimore Ohio Company agree to take the oil off the bargee at Bellwood}sad load it on the care at their own expense, so that rellivii• will only have to lowit It once, that la re put It on.therbargen here. Tole move. wont to not made with any. referenced° injuring the Central Road, by the oil tu,en here, but simply because they can save over Lilly cant+, per bbl on freight, which ia a very important item. 11.51:1,11. fle marked in steady with considerale nqulry, thougn compared with Wed. Imlay evening, there Is no quotable dyance-in prices. Sole 1,600 bbln on pan, at and 2,000 on thin ender et sue figure. Thle afternoon Mellen, get, Mlle, were coking 113::. Lice, June to ecember, 13: Guyer all year, 14Ngt43; d and ,caked, EZEZE2 Also Infirrner, and while there Is no shango to m•k• lu quetstlons, the-tem clency, temporary it unty no, is um/yard, and antlers are very Scarce. Sale 2,000 bb!, drat half April, at .6 4, and 500 each May to December, at 29. hey sad June granted Abril to Jobe, '27;;: June Deccenbar 29 bld, buyer all yterr, Sl ktIMIEIPIII or OttllDß Olr. air A. V. It. K. J Wil 1 , 10, on account, Trost & Por. terlin Id; Yearlata Oil Wort • 240, ou t an. count BS Duncan; Lockhart., 1 , & 341, on account D A Hall; 'Fisher Bro 160, on ACC:MiIt earntn J Wllkina 163, on account Pllll'a and Bualtoa Pat C.); COnilloa 132, on laCC01211; A V H. R; .1. B Mllla 611, on amount W Banjo, 1,035 In3ln, BINVIIIENTB 07 OIL BY A. V. B. EL J. M. ;titer 264 tibia relined to—W. P. Logan &Jiro., Philadelphia. Fawcett, L. S 8. BM lible ref. oil to W. P. Logan & Bro., Philadelphia. Fulton, Ittnrcin Co. IZ2 bbla tar. to W. P. Logan d Bro., •PliSra. J. A. McKee, tibia refined oil to . W. P. Logand Bro., Philadelphia. Total reamed.. 883 bbla Ott. out FOLD RANT BY WIC4T PENN R. R. Linton Bunning d Storing Co. 35f, bbla ref. to I.ogral Bro. Jr. CO., Phila. Kirkpatrick d Lyon., 199 bbla to W. P. Logan Si Bro.. Phila. hicitger, 13. dc Co. 218 bins refined to Waring. King dr Co., Philadolphia. Total 772 bbti. Pirl.4htEntGki CAT'CLE MARKET. 4"424:4'a CK.KTILAL STOCK YARDS, lisimx, March. 24, IMO. f . IMMT! Tlffn has been one of the dullest weeks of thu Keelson In the cattle trade at these y ar d., though It Is but proper to remark that business is usually dull at this sea. ron of the year. Philadelphia, which during the summer and winter drags pretty freely on this market for her ~up. plies during the Rummer, fall and Win twr, I, usually pretty well eimpugg Lancaster, Chester, and other clock growing counties In the eastern pert of State, during the aping, and COW.- guontly there are but few buyers here from that market, nor I. it likely that the demand will .be any better during the rest sixty days. There were noverid buyers In attendance from Now York, including Briggs, Dudley, Martin and Ktenten, but they did not buy much, and In fact there was nothing here for them to buy. The offerings were ex tremely light; when wo lea the 'Yards today of noon, it was aired, that there were but nee deer on sole. There were over 4o ear losda In tho pens ' but they were through cattle owned by Alexander add, or course, were net offered hero, Compared with last week, there in lit tle or no change in prim', and there wee scarcely enough done to eetann, th'us ' •(;° ` ) ' l Cattle, of which there were but very few on sale: sold at 7!4(7 - 47, and extra would no doubt have breuent bat there were nono of this kind hbout. All kinds of stock brought full prices; but the sales were unusually Sudt. N. ;tl, Tr,c 11411r,e1, t 'G. for • N F 3 r., 20 . . _ r. •• ur 1, A '4l drel A: T. lnr 11[1:1_holwr '• "a Iltar rntt,v, 11,11:n 1,, • G. for liaoort.,.. . 4 , 1 I • iv •• " I 7.0 7tv Br, ry... 4 3.1 , 1 .... " • • I , 4,1 G Jol.nzton to 1) as ..... :6 1,,4, Tr[3l,,T. LAT.. 11 no ~, . • , Iladges .t T. for U. Ke!tedy. . ... •/ . 3 3; 1 r r . !..;?3 cy, ror Ner•l•to.l. •Af vrr , 3 .•WI:111m, for 1.. ether 0 00 EL , SADAT, Idalit:ll2:Al.. /. for /I. A. IS 1 1.19 „ „ •• 11 I , •• • • • • 2 IM . [..fluty .14..q.6 for Kerr 7,1 .flzu;Y ndd A B. to Dudley-- -- Jaw. • • •4 •It Tomer. 4 10 y •• • •• tirilt.lyg. 2 ,114 Tflell•D•V, MAR". :MI. 14 - 31 u7d 7, .... .a 1. l~alllLtr X In li'lu. ... Au Oudlul• t_ltYlues; 1.. G. fur NI tSIt 17 :1,7, 73 noes. Toe market was stronger and some• what OiCiled On Saturday and, Monday, tinder the influence of an Improved de (sand, but yeatsrdey and to-day, the feeling subsided, sad the advance previously established wee lost. York begs quoted at dI'aSSIW, and I'hliadel- phis huge , Shippora, generally, continue "boorish,' contending. that not withstanding the decline within the past el sly days, prices are still. too much in• rlgar. With light arrivals mud a good demand the cheap market has been drut all week, and, consequently, prices are fully maintained. Good to prime ono hund red pound averages, inlay he quoted at lirt,7 , „; gross, and common to medium at sto Lk:SW.4. Tho pane were all cleared and the arrivals were picked gicedily at fur. price*. It is probable that the of ferings will be light for tin next month or more, ur putt! clipping, time is over. t • KILI:T34 BY T1,.1.1.:611AP11 . , Now Yong, Starch 24.—Cotton steady; aalca 2,600 bales at 21.10 for middling uplands. Flour: receipts were: 4,657 bhla; market hoary and prices a Mande lower; sales 5,400 bbls at $4,40@4,50 fur aupergue State and wesiern; *4,6612,6,30, extra 5tate;.14,50@i5,60, extra western; 86,10066,10; white wheat; extra; ;4,70@4 round hoop Ohio; gse?,e6, extra St. Loam; ;6,1008, good eholee do., olOsing heavy also, 3,5*4 bbia low grades and extra, far. forward delivery, sold et about $4,50. Rya Flour dull: eaten 200 bble a; 81,254 5,20. Ceirtmeal quiet. Whisky hoary: salsa at 9940934 c for free, and also 150 !Min patent reported sold at 95! , ;(4.960. Wheat: receipts '4170 bush; market slightly favors buyers with soarculv no much doing; Sales of 57,000 bush, at $1,03 01,12 for Nn. 2 Milwaukee, BI,ISN for very choice No. 1 do. delivered, 81,03 for 74n. 2 and 3 spring mixed.f1,2:k41,26 for winter red and amber sv.tarts, *1,50 for white State, and .(1,14 for No. 1 and 2 spring mixed. Rye ,quiet. Barley in moderate rsqueat; sales of 18,000 Unsterile Canada West, part at $l, and the remainder on private t•rene. Barley Malt elthet. Corn very &caret but quite firm: receipts 1,600 Lush, sales 16,800 bosh at 970@1l for cow nos ed waste:l36Bl%LO for old do in Moro, inside price fur Inferior. Oats heave: re ceipts 5,584, salsa 20,000 hush at 65%1 07e ter wontern in store and afloat: liiefeeo2o Ohio and State. Moo dull. Code Ern, Sugar dull: 338 hhda at Bi4oo 1-leir Cuba: lie,l,', for Porto Mee, and 20 luxes of Havana at 81.;@.116. Molesse-et are dull: iieJ Wads leomarnra et 41c: 2:6 elan new Orleans at 78'i4h1c. Linos guest. Pe. ,rolount steady at 15eic for crude and 26!.0 for relined. Linseed 0.1 quilt. Terientine qtefot. Pork armor, with sales 720 Ws at 826.6 d tor , roe.es, .13,1:56e 20,50 for prima and 823 for le r.me rnevs; also sales 2,500 mass saber March, April, Stay and June at $26,506,426.62. herd steady, with sales i 2, 1.160 at 1101415 for new plain niece, $11;&17.i.g0 for new cot!, stout 'tierce Bent Linn, with melee 30 tier.. at $24&26 for prima mess and s',7 Eirk) fur dudes r0e...,. Beef hams trendy; flhtl bole at $14.3402, New cut rue.. , Mandy; 180 pnekagas at 110,(931110 for r Mandy; 14e.015ei'Sor home: middies , scarce and queen; DA boxes at 12S for 1 Cumberland end: I.4(Ak!t; for lose clear. Lard firmer: 650 t arses at 1063.145, for steam; 105015 e.; fa. kettle reemerged: , alto 10,e00ttereenatea 1, mullet April end May, at 147..010. 1 utter quiet and steady at 1-Ipe oc. Ohio cheese dull at :4ql6c, Freights to Liverpool Somer. , abepenents per. steamer 2,000 bunk wheat at sd. - _,efts(—Flour closed dull and !.." , c, lower on common grades, Wheat dull and rather heavy, $1.031,;14.6 for No 2 Chi. ;1.07(10,11!ic for No 1 MAlwankee, :aid ;1,23(11.25 for winter rod and a in aer Weinern. are nominal. ()Aix duil and heavy, 52@,55j4c for • wontern in store. bora scarce and firm, 95eG;1 for " mixed we-tern. m gala:, em 6'26,7, kw 7 100 for April and :?6,50 asked, 6_, May 424. a hid and 6'26,75 ached. Beef quiet I.lld uncbanrci. Cut innate firm, with a fair demand. Bunn nominal. Lard quiat.i.N . 4 l k far prime steam. Ego quint and firm. CI:vaINN•Ti, Marsh 24.—Flour In fair local demand; extra 94,50®4,76, family 9.5(45,25. Wheat steady and in moderate demand from millers at 91,06 for No 2, aid 91,55®1.09 fur No 1. . Corn ateadY and In fair demand at 74®75e far mixed, and 77®75e for white or yellow. Oata steady and In Lair demand at 49®54c, tide lattar rate for choice white. Rye firm and supply light at 115500 c, the latter rate for ale:Um Barley steady but very quiet at '.95(491,10, this tatter rare for fall ; Canadian at 98c(491. Cotton dull and - prices are nominally unchanged. Tobaceo in light supply. ,but equal to the de. :nand; prices are arm with anise 49 hada nod 9 bone, at 93,50®32 for frosted to Doe leaf. 'Whisky in goad demand and Om prieen teed upward; aides feeo bills at 93 (494 e, the latter rate when In Iron bound ceoperage. Mess pork Cloned decidedly buoyant; Satan of about 700 little; rowel meld at 426,9 e, bat oonlei net be had below 925. Ilulk nests-were nut offered to any extent at theme ratan. Rama firm; sidee Frame; ahoulders at 10,,1c, aidna at 15!.. , ,A4 iblic for clear rib end clear eider, and holders generally Raking .1.;"c higher; sugar mired hams at 10141018 c. Lard In demand at 1.1!;(414!4c beat held higher. Butter aroma and druier at 31®370. Legs at 20521 e min dull. Linseed oil at es(®96c and dull. Lard oil firmer and in batter demand at 91,2.541,23. Sugar and coffee unchanged. - (Buyer seed at 13%,4 140. Timothy scarce and firm at,9s,Le. ST. .Lnum, March 2 . 4—Tobacco fairly antism at full prices. Cotton nominal. • Hemp dull and unchanged. Flour Is unsettled et 15(4220 !osier. fall simper at 93,72E43,80, 'extra at 94,15. Wheat: medium eremite vary firm, Nu. 2 old fall 11,03941.06, choice 9i.17ti0i,25, Corn heavy, 2(430 lower at 76575 e for mixed, 80(466 for fancy whit.. Oats dull and lower at 60551 e. • Barley steady at 90e for primeiMinn., 91,1001,25 for fell. Rye: small helms of prime at 72c. W bulky iirm at 93n. Sugar quiet at 1.1%®12%.. Coffee film at 25(01271c. Molasses lower 45(460c. Pork firmer at 926,40; held at 926,75. L')mie ahoulders on landing at B%c; do rough sides 130; do to arrive 12%c. Ba. con in good demand, but there is little out of smoke; country ahoulders loom. 10e; packed 101.;®1014r: city clear rib 14%c; clear Chloe 15i,f®15 . 10. Lard higher: steam 141 0 . Coltlit: a good sup ply and In demand at 45611, for fair to choice. Hoge quiet at 714(8,&;e. Re: retina: wheat 9,609 bush; corn 94,300; oats 4,400; barley 1,290. ~ CHltlaoo, March . 2.4.—F10ur dull and unsettled at 93 2n®.3'5 for apriug extras. Wheat: No 1 quiet at 85c, 'No 2 firmer and unmet tied at 75(gb 70 for regular, freidi , receipts closing with uyars of regular at 75 . 14 e; thin afternoon the market . wan irregular at 751,40475%e, cash and seller April. Corn quiet at 72c fur new .N 0.2, 700 for new, and 61 . 14(4675c for no grail.; unchanged this afternoon, Oats dull, closing at 37(437vc for No 2. Rye 14.3 t. higher, closing at. 66 fur No 2. Bar. ley nominal at 509460 c, No 2. .Idlghwinea dull at 9314 c for wood. Provlsious firm er. Mean pork fairly active at426®26.25. lard 1454 c. Dry salted mho:mildest 91;0. Receipts for the pant 24 hours were, 6910 Ws flour, 16343 bush wheat, 22429 hush corn. 7840 bash oats, 825 bush rye, 3101 bush barley, 3412 hogs. Shipments —4482 bbis flour, 12220 bush wheat, 15107 bush corn, 6853 bush oats, 400 bush rye, 3831 hogs. IMARMILLE, March 24.—Tobacco, sales 132 hogsheads at 93.65®5,50 for trash: 10 f 47 for lugs, 17,500_48,511 for common leaf, and 90®26,50 for medium to line. Cotton dull ned nominal, at 20%c. Floor steady at 95 forektra family. Wheat, 91.10581,20 7 , r red and white. Corn, 93e. Oat,, 63e. 1 1. Ye, 9043. Sugar; prime, 1214 c. Mullin- . ace, 75c for prime. Coffee, 2130. Clear ribuldom, 15tfc, and clear elites 16c. Bulk shoulders, 11%c, clear rib 14,qc, and elm' Alden 13L:C. Lard, prime tierce, 15e, flame, sugar cured, 1614 c. Whiskey timer nt 93595.3, ' I •CI.I:VICI,ANO, March 24.—Flour dull and haavy. Buckwheat Flour un changed.- Rye Flour ( ustohangOd. .Wheat dull and uonsliud i1k1410414,11 PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZE rrE : FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 25, 1870 I fur No. I red, arid t 1,0.K.51,05 for No. 2.1 n. Corn heavy,w nlr now at l'Sraan. ()at,: dull and held at .Se - eefl for `:tote and Canada, the nutalde for ehnlce. Pork quiet and steady. Petroleum dull and unchanged, with retitled at 24(J.21 lye, and held by car lota crude at V5O per•Libl. 1 3 1111. A OF:LT . IIIA, March 24.L.WhOr.t dull. Rye unchanged. Corn active and has advanced le: yellow fr3(4.9.1e. Oat 3 steady at 55(4,511c. Petroleum lien ad- Yanned, reflood held at li ne. crude nominal at 1914 c. PrOVJMOIN firmer: Mr. pork 126.25%26,60, lard tlygl,sSc for eteam and.kettlo. Whis ky dull at .990G.71,01. Flat.nuour:. March 24.—Flour need nallf weaker on medium grades. Wheat firmer, with light rerelotre Permaylvanla St 2 l itlt :10, Maryland. fl VAAL -lb. Corn la gond demand: white. 91(is93e; vollovr 04c. Oat. ProYicoue anChanged. Whisky I.lsW.tec, MEI . - Micu rills, March 2.l..Cottnn doll and lower at i214.:Cii.e.!,; .roc( 0 1 ... 473 631 ° 8 : no n0rt•2,474. Flour: Roper .$1,50. Corn 91; (40:+c. Otto tiersinc. Hay - $26. limn F25.r.0. I.ard I.lai(7.lnne. P,lrk $27,:0. Bulk shoulders In , ,e: aides 1.17,*®15c. Mil,w - vt - tae. March 21.—Flour steady an.l prirea nnotiangtAl. "Wheat firm at 54c for No I, and 7tpic 'for 740 2. Cern firm at 59c for now. Ityenominal. Bar.: lei Mandy. good deliver d nt 71, Naw Iliti.aa!:,s, Starch 24.—Flour - dull and drooping; sales at $1( 1 , 1 t 5 g 5 .25t0 15,7 n. Corn titular at /I 05(.34,07, Oats at 52c. Bran at f 1,20. ley at ;.24(g3i. Park at $2B R2s, ra. ell 117,10, March 24.—f.1 elinga active and t0(4150 hither, at r,GS,7O for still fed to choice corn fed lota. Cattle quiet and nominally unchanged. Naburii.l.l4, March 2.l.—Cottnn quiet, with low middling at 19c; good ordinary the; stock 5,160 bales. Dry Giood• Market Naw YoK, March 21.—Trado I. finlll,l - lenient . % yet them to very little Change of price% In'ataple Cotton good.. liallou'n 1-1 bloseheil I:Walton aro re. tineed from I to 13i1c, and 7 ,; width of tha same make froze Il.; to lie; market fur all tax Mee is quiet and depreasod. imenturs BY KAaLnolii PITTIMPROH FORT WATNS AND CE . OAOO RAILROAD. March 24.- 7 25 balm re lows, M3lcWhlnney: 2 ears limn ston B & Co: 14 [idle Rdle, F Berger; ear barley,. Pier, DA Co; I do jumbo, Itildwny a Co; 100 kr,w nulls, Hold A. IslAs onlonw, P Dull t Son: 144 fu,zw, 100 don 1:011n, ITI do do, LIT penceit h B; 50 sewing machines, W Sumner et Co; 200 441. Maur, T C Jonk ins dt Bro; lOU obis dour, D Wellsoe; 63 4,14: shevelts, Meyers at A: no der. brown.; W M Dorn/ley: 10 eke onion., R. 6 kgs butter, 6 4416 potatone. W II Grad: eke platatoin, Meanor S Li; 76 [MIN I. stuff, \Voodwell d Boni 24. eke rag., 12 Christ v:4 oar Ore clay, 8 Of Kier; 23 bills folloci,J;llordman $01,: 46 eke kegs, Cliatober. C::: 17 441. dour, 11 lild• die; 25 bdis feiionn, McWhinney et Co; 10 bdl• shaft., Thus Here J: Bra; 21 441 s cullott, A S. I) R - Chat:Mere; 26 peas, Vufg[, M A.. Ca; 6 ken nutter, • 26 brd. rum, Buzgerman A tyfh Hsi 1,1,1,, flour, Soliormiker .4 I,olBlots shoal. dem J fi Perker; 100 eke flour, T C Jonklum 16 cars metal, :Coulok et co; .8 do do, J Woods S dr. CO; I do dO, - Brown ,t Cu; 3 do to, Zug to Co; 21 do do, Pg/a Fge .0 I Co, CLuvgLAND AND PITTSECROR RAIL \ ROAD..I4IILeiI 24.-8 care I ore, Sim: HP' bar, B d: ('o; 3 cars - Is ore, McKnight d ce; 3 do do, Jones .1 16 t do do, Graft, 11 Co: I do o ere, Anderson & W; 2 do Inn:Mei% II Illekley: it eke le tbmt, colt, & 8; 40 bin ink. tionn - art. Li; 2 bble vernish, A "Millignm 16 boo itilmocri, tiC Beer: 30 owes do, Joimetin deo; 35 do do, R. 1 , Weddell; 4 b.. chalk, J 1. Reed & Son: 10 0.n.0. lobncon, L J Wen cher:l; 10 do do, Dilworth, 11 d Co; 20 do II Kirkpatrick: In de do, Reymer Bro, 6 kb!. onion., Randolph .0 6, 1 toe cheese,., Daub; 21041, onion., lu eked fruit, 11 11514 apple.; NV H (hair Jr Cru 15 bales busks, W et 6 Noble; 41 441. po tatoes, n do eggs, Vine:, 41 d Co; :411 , 3Tr, W FIT , CUR Son: 280 I o bide, 11 D Moore; 30 1,41. appoile, Bruggerman .5. 0; 133 do do, S P Morrison. 1,11 I.l4l.'nort, CI4LIN RAT , ANL MT.' I owls RAILROAD. M•rch 24.-400 bid. Ilsur, 25.d0 lard, Wadi, 1. - & Co: 200 bola flour, Dan Wallace: hge feed, E.- :ler, F I; Jr £'o: 6 bee tools .1 Wool:well ccr bitrley, Id :ore d 10 ca,,. tumor., K flosa!, , ino Ii do do, W ,0 20 biol. ben:.. Demell d sa,,aace. i 1 MotiDi .0 Co; .3 1:1,12 .11, 37,1 .0 IS, 5 do veg.:, 3 buimr, NV 2 hoe muse, 12 3,12 Kee; I) be. r meal , Solv.emaker et, 1 451pp:ca. Woodworth .1 2,, 12 bea oat, Immo, J Wo!sti R l*ci; 2 bbla arnd es. hlit .1 A; 46 no corn, McHenry .0 II; 61 do 11 , n r. 11 Biddle: 6 has mite, .0 LI: .1 11.. t 'besot. Moanor .4 014 odls handle., 41 Mo Whlnney; 25 bile brooms, Harriet:,, Co. ALL.III3eOOY VALLIET RAILROAD, Morel, 24.-3 bdls . pelts, NV Fleocua goo; /Oak. barbel.. 3 Or, rags, IV II girispetrem dr (lo; 41,1 c 4cool, I' Shrt ,, 1 Lox tin ware, A 12..c1y: 1r grain, 163 Pk+ rye, Scott 0 1 oar ,2 limo, It I. Reynold,: 6 ban g 1' ere. Schweric .0. 11; 74 car. cud, Kier, .e K. 23 do do, Artuctrong, D to: It a CO; I do harlev. .0. 31; 1 to hay, Bingham .k I, 55 Mile for, Lookhar:, F.t Cu; bloke eats, 4 COLPI une , StinanUerg . C.r iciucunta,.:SicKnight. PA Co; 3 lad,: eggs, 3 :Ixe ' , utter, F T ItelZue: 7 r.M;;I: 11,arkeit,Ititc, I If lektuun, . • 1 J h. - . 11 1 , .f Iltdlntan; I 1.. x. furl«, ./ I,7 l.;lntna: Ilex lard, 1, J Blanc:lar s d: 1 Ictl , 1 fruit. St•r,oetttt......er S 1.. • I.!,l".tfult , T I.3I'ATIt, Stlttrch 24.—" corn metal, Ntnatck tig2drt do , fipang, C ¢ Co: 1 do 11,, Lludany A Nt: 1 it,, wheat; It T I:cannedy: 4do 1 Clean, So periur Iton Cu: pkge p I,Arloty, 13 ititt4 oiuee.l, t2brio Rect.: 1 1,0. x. cigar., It ,k W .lertkinsou: 2 bbllk-nteal, 3 do corn, Back field A N, IMPORTS HY RIVER P1T1,11,11013, BrOWNNTII.I.II AND 1, 111. Nr.v.v PACK e. 7 Co., Borth 24.-42 Won boy, 23 eke d applee, A S Carlisle; 52 nhu nun, Ernev A Ilelnall; 20 Wee bun tiwynno A titoneumn; 33 !Mien, 11 bbl' tallow, 4 Mils pen,. I bit o akin', Marcum A Soli: 37 bbl, upolex. 25 eke 'nail, 1 do hotter, Tacna A Collin; 35 eke Ansley, Johnston A Colvin: 1 1.1,1 ogre, 8 P Shrl• ver dt Co; II eke corn 1' Duff A Son; 12 Able applen, Volgt, Co: 3 pkg. ego, 1 do Dirt..., Wllllnineon; 12 2b 1, whinky, H Thompson; 47 eke OBIS, Kell A' Rticbarti IS do do, 5 hale, b•v, McCul lough, H A Co; 15 do do, J C Sobuppe h. Co; 31 lthle apple. John Allman: 24 Ws do. Bigger A Lewis; 175 boo w glen., R ht,l4 thus, J F I.gumn; onion,. W.l 5:801 .3 -.tiro; lot nun dr4cs, S Ewmrt Co. RIVER PACICEi'II =I ITTSTILRGII AND CINCINNATI PACKET LINE. Th., nen and spl,loll JUNIATA. Capt. C. 1,. UN wx.4.4,... VIII lute rltteburglk for Clnrlnnatl 'EVERY Taty,,,DA, at IY o,oct Gromptlr. Iht urn- Ing, will len.r• Cincinnati F.VEIf.Y L'II.NDAT it IR IL Fur freight or 011illgie • spwy OR bustd or io ri.acx ~UJD la L 7 J AYrs 1113. ENI.I( A ICVAN', 1 . 41. 3 Wend street, L'assenger Agents._ JITTSBIIIGII AND CINCINNATI . PACKET LINE. The atm anti splendid shlessh..alzeth6fit... 'Wats., ARLINGTON. DAR / PIGORI. Master, A. 11. Erlaraals, Vier., Roves rlttaborgh fer Clatlonatl ovary TIIk.R.DAT at Is It. t,,sloptly. Itaturtelag, irate• Gluclunatt for Pittsburgh. at JR I, ” . ory ToIOAT. for trOrht. oas.aga, or other Information, ap ply to Ittori or te fel kIit.I7:I)I,II.7.NOWSN,n. • I'ICsItER KVAN.S. No. 3 Wend street, l'atet.nrrr Ate•L, KANSA.: CITY . F r4l ST. I.OUIS A til) r 747.41, KAN:I/.0,1T Pplett ettd parycogrr tt Irta.lK Uan CAPPPitt.t., Colo r. clerL, 1.111 leave r. , r the above Alta tn.. termrll,n pun.' On bATltttli/CY, Marco 110.11, at 4 e. ht. tryliht or °maga. apply an board or to mats kLACtIi 4 I.:OLLtNOWIAIIt, BP. Louis. . 7p OR EVATYSVILLE,,m,A=O rj2 CAW/ Tawb t oat, 15T. LLYIJI.I. /re Manner WILD ...... ALT. Cos% Cnas. DUCE J. willW.•NAwa WILDNIZ.9 PAY. Mare. 30, for 51a. alwovezndi n ntommtallato Dolts. Yu+ . 111 freight and palsata flan!) On board M___hZDIDSF.ST CO., Agents. UPPfiR DIISteISSIPPI FOU IDALVENPORT, IIPHIN SI. UIC, LA CH' h. VII EL EFILLCIDAN -Coot. L. v. Llui.uoilux, Will lien ou last., art° o'r:ock YuY riraVlS.'rtl.4l.lW...- 1':_Y.:.... 4 1 1 tLY, r!' 1 1 111044/ilitli OR FORT HEN. oNtr lfiC lll 3il l l. l . If IV ‘11 1 . , /,iot 1 WAR WiST * . .. .. .. .... . a Pur e ra? on Otani. rto • rathe tti o f,S4 r pif.1.1:13, pt • o win :4*A vulalleauco.././...ii... RIVER 'NEWS ---- • 7 The river is receding slowly with'S feet 9 inches by the Monongahela marks last evening. Weather clear and plow. net. and all that could be deeired for oat door business. The Nellie P.cgors, from St. Logi. , 1 8 the only arrival wn have to report. She la in command Of Capt. Hogh and will at once continence loading for a return I,Tip. 'Jam. 'Whitten and Wm. ()shoe were her pilot.. The Juniata departed for einclianatl with a very good trip. Capt. J. T. Stockdrde coatemplatea building a large slderviaieler, •onto 2,000 tons capacity, for the Now (Meaux trade. Capt. Rees Bees, Wm. Kimberlin and others have a new mountain boat under contract.' Tho hull Is being built at Frocdritn. The now Northern Line packet Like Superior, will be ready for busineas early next month. .rill) Raft, Putnam wan to bays left Now ()deem for Plttaburgh ea A-Edney. day. The Phil Sheridan' will peralvely do part for the Upper Mississippi today advertised. • 'rho I.selidos . left Nen- •Orleans to ClinehiesO on Tuesday. The Camelia and tisisnnu Worn ; load Ing at St. Louis for Pittsburgh' on Tuoa: day. The ,Mary rage and borzoi; left Ca rondolrt for Pittsburgh on Tuesday. • —About I o'clock ?Sunday morning a men by the name of. Conley,. who- liven at Pittsburgh, and in engaged on the Irmo:Mos, treat to the ferry landing to crone to JelThrsonvllle, but oneertaining that the ferry boats had stopped running for the night, ho loft the landing and l e piloodoil to the hoe of Ma od frind, Morton Malloy, andn s telling "him bin deolre, Molloy volunteered to" tako him over lu a skill: In crooning the elatr, wan carried deivn the middle chute, but by herculean effort. they •landed. below the dart. Conley thou got out to cordell tho shltf up the shorn, but in attempting to lift the skill over the abutment at the head of the canal Malloy woe drowned. The unfortunate man wan tiny years old, nml lenveS a wife and four children...- Noy 41bally Ledge, .—A p.tition in being prepared by the Upper Red - river people to ask Congress E 250.000 to remove river obstructions II Id improve navigation. ,It estimates tn . ° present annual value of the produce dependent on Red river for transit-to market Hi about.. 45,06tt.e00. It thus otos.: The - ammeter cud extent of Inn obstructutne in Red river , are null known to the public, and it In bettered the appropriation ranked for *IR no far remove the.s obstruct lone an to gron*, if no: entirely, relieve navigation of the perils that how an heavily tax our com merce nod delay the growth and dev,A• niiiiitHlt ~ft Import:ant section of tha Union to winch we live, —From one of the Meluiplda paper. of the LJ.h, we learn the following: The entire robin crew of the - buoy Hartman, jumbled the twat at Helene. She p.. 117111 down Wedneaday- night, with a good trip of people, bound fee Yaw Orion,,.e Soot,, trouble, In which the captain, clutinbertintid and steward were badly is said, was the native of the atantrmde. The :toward, chauthermaid . an crow, pastry cook, pantry load I,OrtOr, ktc., are all hero, havinz ',fret] yeatortlai. The boat had no one 'ft to get up hash for the ptotmengere • the »ecoutt porter, who, it la thought, ' ' Ifird cquel to tit,: ori•nxion. —Tee Lattkville Cuerie7,lelirng/, nays: At leng!n a true regard ha been talon for the protoiniou at the lire, or i;evanne traveling en the deOts ad' et...160am Au order front the rinpurvining ❑nape°. tar waua,ned, on the Sd Ina., to the local tnepentora at the* pert, Means Coon and. Houghton, that all eteatol.onts In epeeto.lolo the future are re9uired to have a Ilfelount, outdo.. of none light wand, four feet long, intirteen wide, and twee Inch, thick, for each deck wham:ger carried, a. niontloned In <Lenin •nee of t-•tnpretiou. .--elto ttextreter Motion, for Little Hoek. amarged and sunk to the. holier 0,0; et Hama' Cron.. cutely tin lie above Mein. {dila, In the Art:sues:4 river, vu . Wed needef. Sir, lire. lost. She bed. a fain trip of zniteSlieneuue freight. The host allot cargo aro and t. uto , it ties! lees Th. neat MAY . 1PW111.,1 by the .?le phis .14 ....relines. river paekot . , 01,1 any, valord s+ 112.000..1in:1 insetted h the Beata, ea t tls t tette ~ .th. and the Rater. price. i! , nooinaii, for $ WO (~,,j,.. — . l, till rali,4l,fllol Tri , tote, of Sundxy.' ...tr.: S l e.i.. niu enth•leiting it vory boa,. fr , ql.ot I, lno M,,, :,s,,p, win ~L ite ei , ••• it••••• ell 0VV1.,1,7 I,) 11,., genet ,conul or •now upon the . ground. 'pierw liote uppor esti e try is revered to .the depth of ever four fret a snow, tiledt south it go all suddenly, u freshet' would lio inevitable. Upon the other hand, li it melts gradually, a.. It usually dote. Yu tho, spring; no kOrioll. Tine or dAtunce urett be svurebended. _Tea.e,...e steamer Far Wean, Captain C0p)..,, 113+ nearly all , the freight alto wen, engaged. rind it is expected will he ready to leave far the heed water. of the SI is.ouri river on - Saturday. , She Is probably the atrnugeNt and moil sob• .. _ e•er CUM rortimt —Thm 1.1,41 4.• Memphis; cn ravokell the neon%on of f 7. Jack n. on ttin tog Y«ttin June,, nncl Jnno. tirtrnildor. pilot on thn pat RTnt.lis, for sixty dayn, no or, roonnt r‘ollis!of!, by •wlasob n Ypttlo Juno, wow stink. . _ . .I,patch from Now /Henna to thn of Underwriters bore says the hull of tho !fluff.. wan only slightly derange.!, but the uniebinery bony In. fermi. rho boilers and chimneys not hurt,.,. but all , upper works were doi.royoui. —The gallant Phil Shorrition, Capt. E. V. link toil, will positively depart for the pi-or Amu hid opt to•day, going clear op to ea. Paul; paationgers and sinppers thould boor thin. In mind. the. Bryson is in charge of the Milne -It win rumored at Lontnellie Mon day the: tho Sam. Morwin hid sunk another of her barges letlow Vickaburg. Tho !Heroin is now at New (Mean.. —The Sallie was to have 'loft Chichi mat fir New °dolma on Wednesday, and the Wouanito was t load after the Settle. —One fourth of the I onry Ames was cold o few days ago b Junco Yost to John F. Baker for Qitl , . - W ANT 61 /. - 111fOrMat1011 of John Its, sghty 4:art v, of Cc•unty Galyrity,.l4,?Y -rullen. _When last /leant of,- 110 wan running on the river trete - nen Louisville and New cirleans. St. Louis end Saw Orire3l, palega plehNO cope., Add NI Gairettc ottico, 13a. tiPECIAL NOTIOE. iLitiv — DOCTolll Wm rt"rx ERCON w 1.1 T 1:g AT -ILL VIIIVAIK DISI VASES. 1 In to urnsrosal /}!, of roses result let er,,,, pew:urine unntanlinsen. nem". Irritatgllty, eruptions, renttn,: etnlssions, and nnallt latoots,:cy perRIMP cured. Persona anticted with , itileate, I ot,tate and long stAndlog coostitutt•.hat to are ts , !itely :o re , l fur en,snitat,,, n . htn Exosrlenet. the heft of ism!, as, pat. t•S'eo uirt to nerlect th e at one. tin- Urn:, ,arr, remanent and tablet la ...Lama, Tao i.e 05.,1 tandrsuea t.t.bontn,es. Med -1,,05a prepar,i in the eq4 , ll.lhirnt, Whin bran,. ret..noon and gm:lagrooms:a: noontime sod atropine I pa rtwtots for' patients so regolring dolly personal attentltn, and vapor and cars/anal bat., that ,nreetteg lb. fauns] Intotral erring, ,Ihr =atter who hal, wird, slat , your gas.. Ilsed. what he sots in his pant paint of any pan,s, sent to an; address for two stamps In :es Ird saveloys. Thonsonds of Awes trinted annually, at e and Ohiovver.the „o, grt b il rn eu ‘ sl rittaborgb. Ca. Flours 9A.S. to at. hUn- Jays I'd S. to 51 Pnorhlet sett it Sty al • die., for Iwo atomise. r . T .- 11ATC111ELOVVX —Tat. Fp:cur:ld Hair D i e is the beat , 11 the world. Nannies, reliable, InstantaLeous. does 11. telltale .wad, nor any aVott c ools ou to p7o•ure p.traliols or I•ralb. A vettoted delu.lte prvo.ralloss ba..tth, virtues the.? to not ,tsars.. eroulue W. A. , stehelor , . 11.11 ho. year. nntaro Is he.) reputa tion to uphold Its Inte g rity the flair llye—lllsolt or brawn. Sold Ir alll.lrug- RIC.. AM/lied at 111 Ilood titreet. N. Y. te7 -....11F41 1.,T1L (1)111271:.ECTOBAL THOCRiCS.•• cAII,II3..GIN:AtigIIIIY.TII LtOAT AND None no . ronoon .1.t,:113N 'CO t!, None4n i v 1 0 0.0. N : „.". U. t:ro no mo ••w PU'tla;iC Having been appointed el Abend GAU METER InihPICUTOIC env Alleenenv enemy, net, e le hereby given that ont , l tt a neeeieavy om ee and Mechanical Testing marninerr can be prodded, I will be bond at the OFFICE OP THE NA. TIOSAL Pt/UM:OILY AND PIPE WORKS, Twenty-Will &Heel, near Penn, Pittsburgh, R. U. 1118111:-1, tEVaNiI Ons and Us& Meter lurpocu; rinIAL MURDER . _ BELTIIIG, HOBE AND4STELIE reolizra .1' the Poston Heins, Companies snake. A full uvpiy of all sine.. The trade supplied at mum astute. price, J. 2 1i. A Ranh or this City. Way. B. IVEEPER, EX-OEF1(110 JUnTICE THE reLes. OFFICE, 89 FIFTH AVENUE. y, MO .1 ledal nualneee attended to promptly and ..en , tte!v• KEYSTONE POT'TERYY, S. M. KIER 4; CIO., Multaactetrera of • Queen/mare, Bristol Ware," de. Val= 124 aeuximaTirm isr , •israu MON prosuptirmiama4b, FINANCIAL. TRADESIII'S IiATIOSAL BANK, Wood St., car. Second Avenue. iNTERFAT : PAID ON DEPOSITS Bold, Coupons, Bonds and Stooks BOUGHT AND SOLD. it. HI: 4 O4LX Y. I . ,•l•ltakt. sV. VA N KIRK. Vic, Vrtst....,t, ro, •It VCY n.(.7. PEOPLE'S MI MS BANK (If Allegheny. Car. Federal and Ltwock Streets PI, L. .11.103.TnAN, Prealdent F.. P. YOVNCI.Ce.bIe. BANK OF DEPOSIT AND DISCOUNT ateekholdera lavidaally Liable INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIRE DEPOSITS THE SAFE DEPOSIT CO. OF viuraltsuiton, IMIXED Safe Keeping of Valuables, Under gu•rante, and thn muting of Rates te It. Fire and ltorglar•Froot faults. • - No. 83 70 AVENUE Prom hien t—WII.LIANE Vlllroxiden .t—III'. RY LLOYD. CTORA: - WILLIAM rurrlira, HY.NIII" 1 .1 , 1"1/„'.10/i. P. 5.1111 t W 11.1.1 AM !lAA,ILIEI/ROA SLAVA, WILLIAM M. bYO/1.4.1.1RT13 tIONACY.. J.M. I. BLANK 11% - Prx•Y A TnsAr — S. F. VON IiONNIIORMT. dolly Irmo o'cloCt A. K. 0 4 o'clock. T. Y. CITY BANK: 12Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. EA PITA IL. 0100.000 TH600141E61 INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE INTERDIT PAM ON DEPOSITS. TO RBI 11): EXCHANUIL ltourtl anot ?told. •ad arbpn dest-el r,nltte4l lo Fureut. l'olle•rtiong n.•Ze on all to putt,' ofthr Unltrintate ,!•. J 4;e iivt - rr • •Ss 11,A . AAA I'4l W , 1 .-„, W. N. biona•m. - DIESC7 . OeN. Millemere, Thome. ILourte, Me% I: . ratelek Use,. Tr're.r.c.i.eCtten*f.l.e..... 'ha, M. Rs,. Jane, ru.1.., H. A. treevogle, e, 7 beettesEarece. JO 'N t . .:. () °PY ,O.XT.A.V. Menthe', McCLEAN & CO., ISE= E=l Government ;Securities No. 75 . ,Posfrth .elvonue, PITTSBITIZGE, 'A 1 . 41,0114! sod prompt attentle• al•en to every. [Mai In the hralteee. Coneetlons made. Cer- L111,L4.• tuned; and. tote,. oa Time De poalla. aaaaaa made no Prira• Collaterala .11 rnmelit nee...Ries at liberal rate.. Dealer.. to Forelro and Pomealle Exchange. hold. P , l‘er. Nana Notes. Sc., •e. _ tonal or et tar N tsol.anvona ' , tett, Benda, Mort l'ontso , rc . lslPl:er, Pc., argot:Med at thapaoal rate, of rpm million. lall T . HOLMES & SONS, 57 MARKET STREET PITTSBUB6II, P4l Collect long Made on all the principal pelota 0 ihe ntatea an 4 llanzdas, Stocks, Bonds and other Securities lipuunr. AN I) ntn.D ON CUIdIdISZIO:9 • I . .ralettlar stlecalon p. , 4 to the vorchase .1,, a United States Securities HART,'CAUGUEY tc. Co" BANKERS AND BROKERS, - Corner Ffrurt4 and Wood Streets PITTZEURGEI, MUCCEINSOII. Tu 11A-NNA, JJ ' isH ; T 0..) Exchange, Coin, Coupons, .And partlenlat atten [lon rant to the parehaee and sale of . GOVERNMENT BONDS. Si, t Drafts on London. WHOLESALE GROCERS, Re OILWORTII,IIIIIPER & CO., 243 Liberty Street, flfppoeflo head of Wood sveet,j WHOLESALE GROCERS, Pittsburgha'a feCUI ESTABLIMIED BY & T. GORMLY , 1812. w. li. GORILY, WHOLESALE• GROCER No. 271 Liberty Street, (DIHNCTLY OAF, SAaLa HOTEL.) === N, 4. L. STEELS. M . STEELE & SON', COM mission Alerc/iants =I FLOUR, G RA IN, E , E1111), eke • Oa OHIO dTII.EtT. wear K Cotonou, ALLSOHENT CITY. MEANOR & HARPER, . FLOUR, IMAM AN!) PRODUCE. Commission Merchants, No. 329 LIBERTY RITLERT. • Contionments solicited. 0e.7 W. C. ARMSTRONG, o.m-or to Petaer d Annotronia _ PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT, aye No. 25 Market etreet. BLANCHARD, Wholesale and Retail Grocer, • No. 3116 irlaNN ISTRZCT,\ •013:xsO LITTLE BAIRD & Wholes limners, Commladon erebanto .V lll,l =n " Vd r ‘ValF,l"t/TI . , loo l r rier . WaWay ° :ll . 4:, Lotion Yarn. and all Masher / 0' Man/meta rev i1=14 1,, .1.111 and 114 131LCONLI .nTILLILT, JOHN I. 1101783. MM.. was. N. 00531 TOIIN I.IIOUSE tk. BROS., sue t, eessore JOHIti I. 1101100 CO.. Whol sale tirorers and Commission Merchants. Corner .of amithaeld •od Water streets. Pittsburgh. JOHN 8101 0 1 . 0” A. IcALLACS. IPTON &WALLACE,WhoIe• SALE GROCERS AND PRODUCE DEAL• . No. 6 SIXTH STREET. PlOsOursh. PROFESSIONAL, G W. De CAMP, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW llas removed to No. 78 ()RANT STREET. Pitts burgh,will lu - settee In the U. 8. Circuit and Direrleft/wine, In the Bute Supreme and all Lot Court/ of Allegheny conuty. arta Mae cullee tlone lIIIML Of the ne.seent ermhtlee. J _ . H. H. McCORMICK, Attornev-at-L aw, No. 619 ORANT tITILEZT. • b /fzr . ompi at!entlon Oven to &II kluinfial ARCIIIIILLD BLAKELEY, aTroszrr.Y-szr-r..sw, Xvi. 96 tUTU STAMM inniagma, =1 ENGINES, - BOILERS. &o, FORT PITT BOILER. STILL AND TUX worn. CARROLL AND SNYDER = TUBULAR, nomuz-rturro Tinku rUir,BOX A.ND CYLINDER !MBAS( ROIL, ERS, 011, STILLS AND OIL TANKS, CHIN X NYS. BRY.KCIIING AND ASH PANS, ARTTLINO VANS, SALT SANS MID rEAM Fll'M, UASOfiIETEBI3 AND 1W B IL: DOA., 1 . 11181.1 i DOORS AND COAL SHOTaI. Odfce and Warehouse. corn•r S ec ond Third, Short and Liberty Stream,' PrriSBITAGET, PA Joritrilprs seal to thO toots Wrap will be Pro , to .tume.o w 0th7:168 HUGH M. BOLE & CO ,Car. Point ♦ley and Duquesne St, =I Engine Builders, Founders and Machinists - 311anufsetore STKANCTIOAT ENGIN= and !STATIONARY ANGINES, oral! snow. Apnclal attention 1501151 to on, now STATION- A HT ALL 1th6155 AND PORTABLI BOILER, erlb horse power. • CASTI ken, oreverr klod, made to order at o m . rooster, on '11111(D STREET. below Harker. 111613 for 011 Wells SHAFTING PULLIATIS, 51/EMI, 131/UPle sod TOBAC CO SCREWS mOdd I It/ 1 N TOBACC O rimssm, on hand and ade to urdor, at the • \ INDUSTRIAL (, WORKS, Proofing on atelighnni =in , . nf.fir rou.r, =I WAll nrelars proniptlT 1511!.1. Tao CC RIES/Ch I=l APES AND VAULTS, FO DA. W. NO MOULD," ENGINES AND 31ACILINFRY, Hamwzity WOR.R. REPAIRIFO An - T , rt'T• Tr.“ Fir MAC/ILNERY. HIDILAIJLIc meNT. • Cr. 17th ohd Pike Sty., Pittsburgh, Pa. .14:04 Erarin BOILER 'WORKS. - REPHAN 6: CO.. I= STEAM TIOILERC, Orr, TAN K 2, STILI3, AO IT ATOC.i. SALT ?CF. OASONIETERC {CT I•A N.l. Pat/SON DOOCS. OHDINEYC fItaICIIEN rum ZEUS. C 4.; or. of Second Avenue and Llbarty S =I - • Itrnalrlng done promptly. Order. Bent to the aloove adderaa will be pron/l-ltlY•ltebe tba_. F. ltdl'HAN, formerly Manager at eettauLL • 101.1L/LOIS. oel0:pli2 faxen Y. ...... D. Midis JARED M. BRUSH .ISON, MAIIIIFACTEBBOO OF Steam Boilers,. Oil Stills, Tanks. SHEET MON WORK, 6,(7, 61 Penn Street PittsburgA, Pa. ST9Va7i. &43 COWS. STOVES CET THE BEST. BISSELL & CO'S TRIUMPH, FOR BITUMINO US COAL Warranted to Cook, Rake or Roast as well as any other !Rote In the Union. BISSELL & CO., No. 236 Liberty Street. Ala, on band and for eale, PARLOR 4 10VY.8, 111/CATISU nTolvge. kihATK. rooters. PENDCII3, RANG.E.A. Ac. GRAFF, HUGUS & CO. OE/ NLYACFCBiIIB OF IFFILY TAIIIITY OF s7Co~']Es, BOSTON COOKING RANGE 'THE FIERY FURNACE," POl,W.liaxl Via BUti.D:NOS THE .ti ISW A STI-10ts r efxo( IMI trrOVIL, VAA .• ittto , l,lL.Al . o It, cm, ItlitA COOK t 4 TOVE,, mall l'atorto l ' ltO t N MNTS. S 8 1 ./.11AN . 3 AII REF I. 6 ,- TOIS GRATE, A frr Lr • ro, l dirt ititt dust; GRATE FRONTS, FllNbEitt!. Ac. !Jot§ and_9.'oo Liberty Street, K.% 911 PITTARURGH. PA. A. BRADLEY do CO., NO. 80 WOOD STREIT, 114110.turers Gresta.;letyof Cook, Parlor and Heating Stoves; I= • • Ifkoaras.runont wl!I tonna all the LATICEM PATT MINS AND IMPROVPMENTS, and the rep Itan or our Stair,. Is such that any one In the.,, of a prid article should parehase none but ruanutlctureil by us, as they will be found the oust durable as well as Scummiest. Would Wl partlenlas attention. to our new VOLCANO cab sroV L. lor churches, haul suc storm Over vokl. in three moultit. to with or vrittl.”ln4.• Ati W.,' 11-, lined tom pro.- t+uncrorto Amy otner Ana Itruclinap er. •••no .or ....erne moo l'lnee l.lni. loin LIVINGSTON el. CO, Idaho Autumn, of LIGHT OBEY lEO 4 10 if r .t. aRt 1 1 . 1 . 1 4 Cc ew Light •••0 pur rpeclalty. LonnaLonna.hint tht nts, hhuttor 1, Oste II toren, plash Pmier. . •[..: am . t artlelaa or Ittilders` Hardware always e , Card. Wilco and Works, near. Outer Depot. A ',then) , City. I . .. Aka address. Lock hoz 301.1. rut.- burgh. Pa. HZ:tl3 COAL AND CORR' ClillthES ll cz 4II,MSTRONG, .0 Youghiogheny and. Connellsville Coal, And Mantlfactorer COIL, SLICI AND DbUIPIIIIIZED COIE. OFPICY: Arn) YA corner Butler and Morton xtreet. Liberty hod Clymer streeta, Bluth ward; also Beeond *trent, Eighth Ward, and at thAt of It•sa street. I'. A U. U. B. Depot, /Second Ward. ortterater. at either of the above ortlees, or ad• dress to -Mb Kimmel Plttaburxh 0., re• calve prompt ttention. Meter to whom am suolilYing: Hu..r, *Co, Wm. esaltb. Unto. Iron Mina, 5. es. tow. ler • Co., /Kitchell. isteptoxison & Co., Bissell l •, Co., Graff A Kukus, Alex Bradley, Park, Bro. & Cu., Park. McCurdy A Co., Beer, Graf ' d Hall. Wm. M. raper A Co., J. B. Lyon A Co., Jansea Marshall A Co., Allen. McKee A Co., Union De ll. Mri t :lf l igi * Pars ll ll. ° ll ' .. re"'"'"l‘ COAL: COAL!! COAL!!! . MCKSON; STEWART is CO., Lau!!!!3= 'O. 5117 LIBERTY STREET Il t .tel)city riot MII1)SILOOND =MOE. Ul/. 4 ;117 ' liar U P r i l ‘ 7ol l .l h Ograeli. e .,YM brlwerket price. All 0111.21 lel% at their °flee, or eddawluXl tr throngb 01. snail. Wlll be Mended Or Oromutic' CARRIAGES, BUGGIES. 10IN O. WORKMAN...H. U.ICUA.UD DAVIT! WORKMAN dr DAVIS, SUCCESSORS TO Workman, Moore & Co., Maanfactimers and Dealer. In CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, . Spring and Buck Wagons, Au. 41, 42, 46 and 48 Beaver St., Allegheny, den N 6 e' , 71V14 0 2.17:,1°E u r `if*'u" t d k % O p ' 'menu dto glee satlsfaelica P hieverp ood . Ant,n d . Mr. stilera tri " Scl fr:!:"HVg cem mi.'. make of TAUTEN'S PATENT WII 1.1. and Rapp'. Ramo (iota Shifter mid Anil-Battler for Scalia. U. RICHARD DAVIS healed purchased Ma Autumn or ANn. and Pa. D. Moore In he laic arm or WOUKStAN. AlOteltE M. hoal noa will hematite be continued al the nld mand, under thelitlatlaili of WUIEMAN •tmaAoimr _ZieN % WORKM• N. Late with Maas.' El LW Baal, Rlttig.eih. JaDado AltoiitTrtuTs AIIII & MOSEII, AatematECTB, TUUTT HOME a3ocuolo,N lIIIILD/Melk Nos. 111 sad *Bt.lz Street. Pltiabarith, Ipeatal attention than to Ws 4114estriati awl builitkuol owns moms 114 111AWILMa IRON AND STEEL, DIIQuEsNE WORKS. COLEMAN. FARM & CO.. llailatUttren et IRON, NAILS STEEL, AXLES AND SPRINGS. DUCSULRNX. L X A.ND LETA. VAVD,B44I4°I•III4.'t 1 1 4. I S / VAA'n RAN' BOILER PLATES AND REAI)...'K ROAR!, IRON. DRAIi."I FLANUIX CUTTER RAILI;, IRON. AND FLAT RAIL, for Cfper cruyornsza. WEDGY, A HA SPEDNO.PLOW AND CULTIVAToII wriEl STEEL WINO! • D MOULUsent,eyme STILL T STEEL int•rTtsti,,t. B. STALL. aloa coAulL Y IRS WAGON SCIDNOS ate AXLES. CUT NAIL* AND SPIELS. All Elands First Class and Warranted. °trims AND WORK'S: Illstoongla amd ll . sgetay ILlver oLsad 77 Water * "L"b.rN. L . MILLER, EMIR & PREEN ORMAI. PAATRXXS: W. Wag: UMIMIIei• 151..1•1. Y. KISS. - CRESCENT STEEL WORKS, KILLER, BARE' di 1)21.11EIN, OFFICE. No. HO Liberty street, PITTSBUBIIII, ftl4:d4 prrrsom*Gut STEEL WORKS: zoTABLIZEND.INIII44. - • . ANDERSON ZE WOODS, • 1M1,V7.98113111 or REST suarorrai OAST STEEL - Of srer7 desorlpuos. Also, lost Reflood' Milli Plow, , asii sprig Nal. CORNER ROSS AID FIRST AVENUE. Mt, C rs. slot:sal puQUESNE• FORGE. WILLIAM DUMB, (succe il or to SOS. HAIGH & C 0., ). g.:2gillzv,..glth the oadinrFor 'slh..4rd":L.4 oTirs lmit. 11y llolor I . . r AATot l'lMTort Ilinh. LEVIS iII: MTh_ AXLES, LOCOMOTIV.IL FRAIIFZ, thgrther with or*, dtrariptloi ofIIKAFE WON. Ottich aryl Forgo Corner of Duque:no • Way and Pint Strut. sollih4o prrrseinten • NOVELTY WORKS, mm. 1.4 A. A. UAL 110011HEAD,AllADIS & CD. • awrorAorosuire or I" RVIEM A TMEI D A A S t ifti N faI. " ' SCALES. ••• Rh 'step i ratenj o rloor m Lick.. t ajd Late., ,0337311 OP ' MST I:VENTIA 984113171 Pittabwrirk. 81/EFPLELD STEIOL WORKS. SINGER, NIMBI( & CO, PITTABVIZGE, PA., • ' Manufacturers of ovary dowriotlon of CAST AND GEBILA.N. STEEL. RAILWAY SPRINkia, XLLIFITIC AND PLATYORIN OPRINGS • ASLIB, BTEXL TULE. Co., N. Warol.o[l36, 0.11 Water and 100 Met Ste. B LACK DLAIIIOND • STEEL VAIRICS. PARK, BROTHER & Manufactunere of all daserlptlons of Cole awl Womb... THIRTIETH, THIRTY MST and RAILROAD STREIT'S, PITTSBURGH, FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS SNAP FORT PITT FOUNDRY COMPANY or AND WORKS, TWELFTH STREET PITTSBURGH, PA. W r Engines, Rolling Mill Ma chinery, Nail Machines, Re torts. and Castings generally. NATIONAL FOUNDRY AND PIPE WORKS. Verner Carron and ilsoallymam . • orirra WARD.) prrons33trxtou, PA. . WILLIAM SMITH, MLNIIPAOTOII . EE Or ' CAST IRON BOWL PIPE POE OAI AND WATEN. WOBILE. aaaMy Pipes are an out Invariably 10 NU, la dry .ud DI few UAW.. Also, fall assortment of general Castings for Gas & Water Works. • also call tie attention of flo iserl sten 41- eats of klas Works to my mate of It ETORTti. W. J. ANDERSON 11. A. FREYVOGI.E. MONONGIIIBLI FOUNDRY w. J. ANDERSON & CO., Manufacturers of IRON HOME /MONTS, WINDOW aaNTELS and 81.1..L.1, ud Castings of all Description. 231-Boecial attentfou ifald to ARCNITICTII. 11.0 1. Roues.CASTlNttli and to Castings for Window elms (fuses AND lfouNnuT—Na. 134 WATER STREET. Plitaburub. Ca. 110BEVSON, REA & Successors to Bottoraoß,./118111 Musa% WASHINGTON WORKS, FOUNDERS IND . NAORINISTS, PITTSBURGH, Manufacturers of Boat and Stationary !item 16- 11174 1. 810ut Mf i ch t ! i nerr . , stearta t and 80.11 . 5.4301ter a ° nd theVign u take, No; 1.51, corner /Bat and umandeld streets. a lzr z l y g. A.7lD , 3 rATINT IBJYCTDB THOMAS CAELIN &CO M Fourth Wird Foundry and Machine Works, !SANDUSKY BT.. ALLIGHENT CITT s trzu a r . ir otatatlonar r and Portably Steam aviTSarhTroll:nd Saw mut gs7Mkl2: 2 t thlge' t:Pi ' l 4 llid . =tY alisa tttodnd 1:11an il f mymq& L ui gi( Am,ao-01:4 Oor. LIBERTY atia I 4 STRZICTI3.- BOLLMAN & BACALEY, Raiittbetax•rs or Soperfor Chill Rolls, Sand &Us & Pinions. COTTON PULLS HOLMES; laall*, ANCHOR COTTON MILLS. JPITS1613311:1191.0 El. lli!2lllUnzugm at HiVirr MEDITIX aaA LSO= LICHOM *BruitJiallOLLlL . ANZ! JUMP% 41L2i C.A. OS . ~..._. rENNtili LT A,_ .... rialema SIAI..:iN r1tA1.r . ..41 , Ma' AD.... 4,1 1r..e7 . w,/ NW,' . lith, 1106 V, T., a RE! arr.,' at 'al , / dtpxrt from the •_;r.luu Depot. , rt,r ' Or WUttheteL. •atz4 Llbette, , ,t, a% ,J:icss • -- Cole. t Dona,. .1.11 . 1140 - other,/ Ex, 5:40 US y ca t 1,40... 1 .41 x= `tnonle 2:10 am Won's No. I i L‘i . ll SO. 40 aS 01 OrinronA. Ncl 1:50 .1,1%0 , 10 war's No. ! b5O Sc Roman An lo asi otntltna . • 1.10 au. ' Scala A.e No • 3 10 bus dohneto. ..410.5 1 10..3nc1u1t: . 1, • 1 15 Do N.. 1 00 pen N n 2 . /1.31 pf 01t...n.:{ Is. 1.30 ho,.lohamarya de. 1 1.071.= 2•Aold. . I'3o pm: Bra's. A: No 2 5:90 pa Wall 4 Si pmt Nana Barrels /0501.12 /rano 22 55 pan No. 1..31050. Ws.n I 5 50 pm' Wall'. No. 4.. s:ollpra Krlntor 'No 21:10 plin•Yast Line 1:441pal r 0.50 j0nt.19.114:10.5 . 11.09 plc tina male c . o. coated:Jolt at Bard. 'not for althrore. Tact t hfral. leavcs Rani 5141t0n every OS a. toachtng Intt.hurga at 10 oa , tuning. I/ .er. Yldtabargk Va.t a. and arrlae. at Wall. etatlOß Elbreo daily. Sonde, nre. /sc. daft: oxcart broaday. An •: larnmanni..4o4 _ 11 nr , KWITI3, late t. - /yl/...l.P.ahroaol•cop.aay will not ac. tti: :La oan I. coo:_ ^ rarn a:I/not .1 , - ala. Wll. L ]n• ra ' 1' 0.-clu and afturie aaaa raosen. fratn• t o the Western ' rh i - •‘" Rai rose all , Smite L. .14 deport girt!: pc,,, a , ono Depot, All.gte.y City.. follow.: , raw. Y rer,nan , 5:45 ..... TAWS* r a * :rir r . 1 5 0 10 t 5 Xx ens Nol 11:10,/15 . 1 000 l:l i05. •.1)111 m • reeportoal 5.1110 lerinad•• a lai.o pat 550114:14 No 111 :0111110 Abo e- ran :tally except duaday. Tn. CO reit Train 1.54. Alledbeay Jrtmetlos eis au )4"::.:14,1:11; Cl:. at 1 ,10 0. 2. and artle. at Alleghaily• allea :Ina at sop, The to: as Inarla. Allegken.l City St 1 1 1 05. tn. mak.. ?rent oannactto. at Pompon oneWal tor'. lin • of Stan. for 100.1ar and idansalutawn. Icrom.o rcleo may be pnrchued at Um UM... o. aoset,lntarstolney•asloaßrldge. Plt.tor b. and at the 0.001, 4010061 y. Per fat h e liformitto. apply. to .15.0.11/3 LIPPERT'S, Army 101sral Street DIM.. fa. ,Jtar. reancylYanla Eallroad 011 aat anotne lay rlsk for Ylaygage. einapt forweartllo YETI:, I, O Z "'T. "';'1 0 1. t .7.°731" ° "' 1 ,1 . 5 5 1°A . , ling dle.rnoenc la •ton. wlllbe at ....1.• tr e co•or take. hy 4.41.1 iontract. .111 , WA111. , Y. WILL/1111. aola nterror 10' ero,?4- (4-zie.m. - brvAt /ram NOV. 141 h, IBA% traLtia tellilvoreltem Led arrive at the Unhaa.ilettet. AorA able. nal. herah chi :Imo, of fejleere: • .:m.6v; aa 117 1 , " 1 13 ea err, V.a IC/L.1046a ml Paeltle- Le. .111:0N p th. Why.r..ltll.lt ke Apra m i ' Vti:•. ' .j... :l 3: 4 T ' l3tl)ll4l pm e..a {Awe Ai /COP p Icleeelaad Ia 178.•3 Vl` Vhc,''x' 3 °.• ..• Ac.N.3.11 ro I Lmtedale Ae..15:03 as. 1 ?4.1:: 1 4n; r e Y .V:::.311 t...cheet. • Leap m:ltava • .1,171 am am I I,a 4 :Aht , eOLeetaealo 111 / 1 1:11.2pm ytnl P ZVte '. 11111 e t. 1:11 Id da a y ie*h.eAo a .(MMago trAream a b rr . iv .l es : lesl ta i) e . I ' ,15.04., s bravo chill. • J. : p cCULLOUNII.O=I. a . .fat Jetahaemr.. (1 , 111 A N E TI MN. iIL.LEVIrctZ..:I7 val.:Jay lit.ritr.austa. T 11.: ONLY DINRCY 9011T6 TO Ting R 5910113 WITHOUT CHANEIN 07 CABS. Oa and atter 110:0).11.Y. Nov. MI, 1A59, TWO THROPtiII TRAINSI DAlDY.lakeept Sandal) Maya Pittaburgh Depotournar of Vale antl Pike aireata.for Franklin, 01113117.11n1a alel an points tr 01.111aglous. • LalVa IlTrartrit46. I AItRIT t r>rnrranlial r IPLT 1:15 sect/ate RR-- t.,;:ht, 6:00 TitlO•to I:: Helton... 6:40 a cal lal Holton.. 6:95 a m 12 - Huiton...ll:6o VA liraltoa... 1100 a at • 34 Ilsitoo... 3:60 puttadlialtou... M:10 oth lituton..ll:oo p mllith Dolton. , 7:15 pm Freeport At. 9:36 aso Work.. 1:53 •6. Mleq. Works.. 6:70 p mlFr.!art SO 6:111pm 3reAF9 It An 3:13 p astkruly• knit/tail am Cloven 1:110 p bAChureh. . •. . 1040 am Pape,. tralai vtor, oaly at prYskr/pal Fotat.. lon :7,1. moo at all .tatt .n•. ara now ruoulag -61;ver 1'.i.0 Bleeping • Cam" on our night Nrprem trains, both ways, Item Pittsburgh to Corry. • - • ITTSBURGII, Mums CINCINNATI AND r. LOUIS _RAILWAY. PA.N MAYPT.F. yorrw., • • r.:216.1033. 07 5T9122. , 4.)2' 466.127 AT 313NDAr e 0519. 1669. inane will leave mil anlill at Depet.3l2 - tebnerh. 0. - P 12202066 Tinie. 4.. ,there Ex...... 2: 01.) 4 . - pia3:44D. 26 6. 14p .63. r. l eVeliVa ' Agarn,No.l !St.: abeheille AnDovemoil.' 1:43 D. en. 11;le e, a. 7,3214134 Arnim. N0.25:53 D. in. 3:23 D. n ee pier CenDe Man.. .24:64 p. 0.. 9:64 a. ra. tom' 6 20 r. Y. F.lorte,yrkll..STe 10:030. a. 243 arrive 0. 7. 6 . (2.11.L., " .1 W) *' ,2 7 41 1k t. ' ,. ' 1C01 0 :1.1 , 0ft1?71.. ". purrr _ ..'SCURGEI 44 Camileggre, i c7)NzrE Ts C 1 L L 0...-- ,,,,, .• -,...Lr0, .".1 IL:WAD . 111 aad ^ r SUNDAY, Tabruary 201 P, 1870, ;laths W ill arrive AL and .I..pari.ar,...a , a ~..ma aurae df final aad V. - aka esracs, as rolleprit• = tl iettlf.ol7.l wai, .• • (41•11 7:00 S. 6:40 .166/esport AevozadVa 11:1611. u. :01 u. T. t•rand frea Unto. 2:13 r. Y. 10:00 1 M. Vra.:. N 60.102 decrou'd 4:30 T. H. 8,15 •. Y. r4dduck't AerolmCV6. 6: IS r. H. 7.30 P. M. 6 , lleK'sporl.l6:3o 2.M. 0:46 A. Y. 51d.1.7661 • c1i Tra6at to (mu WA-sea: 1;00 10:00 A. xi RICHARD it: ut/WFRe. Agent. • OILS 9V.CIi BROTHERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS = Petroleum and IM Products. Ittsbargb OSOce—DALZILLII BL'ILDINIds rnar of Duqueene Way and Inns street. 'hlla4elphlaollles-137 WALNUT IT 01:w , WAIILNG Commlaatoa Merenanta and Brokers to Petroleum .and its Products, DALZELL'S BLOOK, DUQUESNE WAY; PIdIIALT)7GLPEkUL ADDEEF3a, WARING, KING & CO., 109 WALNUT STREET. .10 ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY. iIEZBERT W. C. TTEEDDLE, = Lubricating &High Test Burning Oils. Leltalie Railroad Azle Oil. Stands 'groat heat Without coax/et remains Untold at lowest .ropetatotes. Special oil for tropical climate,. or hot e, tither. Locomotive. Engine.!Lachine Shop, Will cot , cr...rs. Raw Mill and Planlatt 211l101ls, adopted for high tiptoed. plonk's 011. W 41.1.11444.1.111111 OlLTromersONittil , .Heasole, lag mad Flalahtex . Oanolorse, OIL El Otl. 4 , aral6tie. Aintltit YARN Intl, to preserve Helotti flea Work awl Macotnerr from Neat, Their products are mannfactnred Under Dr. tweddle's patent by baperbented Siesta to Va. exo. The Lubrication :Ole Sr., utmost odorless. perfee• IT pure, nn'aortn, and mostly light mat ured, staed a high temperature unchanged. and remain limpid dories exit, me eeld. Ton list!. rota ()Dears a neoualled, amt are In , ConoLattt one o n be exa m many [inAed ttie end principxittallroade. nativist. ea% orders lett at WOOD sTRotET. Worse at Ilbarbsburs Ho ldu p, BRASS FOUNDERS LLRXHTAiI GUITAVZ 1.161. HENRY BIER & CO., SUCCESSOILS to SORE RC COOPER a 00„ Bell and Brass Founders.. BRASS CASTINGS MADE PROMPTLY TO URDZR. Maleable and Grey Iron Fittings, - GAS PIPE AND TUBING, THROTTLE, SAFETY AND CHECK ULM ALL GLOEZI PATTERN. IRON Ce3)(C'IS:O4, Brass Work .of every deser4ptioa for Steam, Water and Oil. ILLNu7Aen . ririis OF J. t. J COOT EH a:CO% Improved B alance-Wheel . Steam Pimp. Agents for fareyfeuV, Patent Oil era, the best in the Market. B alev a e Werlth, corner. Thirteenth ant nn • A moon & niece 1 , 411.E11t, corn.. Liberty ■troa •”d Third rittaintrigh, BRA FOUIDEBA AND IRON PIPB FITISZIL and AGENTS ha A. S. CAMZIWN • Offal STEAM P1T311 , 14 AND Mort , / r.s. • STF7AMBSIPB TO LIVEOPOOL AXB ADIA san ri nV o r lir stese-<lea • au. EI T els. fler O;:st.„ o :l, l A ,em el ' n" CITY OF AFTWILiep, eaUEENSTO WN. - "j - OW lON CITY-1W BALT/MONA CITY „We Va r rattill, N from Pier 44 ziggrafnw. Be l York. For ounaeolortertbar LtonwYoo 890 to WILLIAM ill • SA; Jr., sinalszA los, 1r , . =I
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