The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, April 06, 1870, Image 3

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O. 80 FOURTH ArANUE,
rrrTsoustais
CAPIIWAL $200.000
toekltoldera Individually Liable.
BATS WOW DISODUKT JIFIDiDEPOWIT.
JOHN L FLOY 4 II WY. PLOY D.
Pic a eat: Csahler.
nog. Y. Marshall. J 01313 DlittCZO
W. MllTUNitlid.
Wm. T. Shannon. Archibald Wallace.
Jones W. &matt, Ja. D. Bally.
(Aim. B. Lena.
John Floyd Wm. Floyd.
,
th This Bank is now fullr
l x: j esteral ltaaking
orsum aa /enlace:l and prepared
ba.
GFOILI),
SILVER AND COUPONS,
nought at iltrhest Prices.
Pll., R. MERTZ, Banker;
Cor. Wood SL and sth Avenue
.
ARE S T. BRADY & CO.,
(Enceessors ' lda E. JONES ♦ CO..
t olner
_Fourth Avenue and Wood St.,
BANKER S,
Hut tad sell MI ktpda
1 4 0 1 /ERNMENT SECURITLES,
Hop, SILVEIt AND COMM,
r===ini
£' Tainted Allowol onpepoalta.
Ssrlll.be9 loaned at GoTeraloent !fond/ .t
meso.l.rarket rate..
Order. executed Car the Purchase
and Nate of laTuChat, HUNDM and
UULD.
JAMES T. BRADY 4 CO
6tre tiftibittit Giujettt
FINANCE AND TRADE.
tar isles:rash to thatlU4harah Gamut.)
Itirw Tonal April 5, 1570.
. The Stock Exchange today voted 180
to 141 to =Uvulae the Belldlng Commit.
too to procure a new location and erect a
new building. The money market was
- may and the ,demand on call promptly,
at 6 per cent. The bank reservecosoists
largely of spool° and 3 per cent. cartlh.
eaten. Plain greenbaCke tearer( athd the
banks are borrowing among themselves
.
Sterling..6,....igsg; Gold firm,
opened at 12, touched 11% and 12%, and
closed at 12. Carrying rates 4;4(d6 per
. cont. Clearances 03,000,00.
Government. show some . specialalive
spirit and era firm apparently In apnea
. thy with the understanding that the
Committee on 'Ways and Mean. are
almoat.unantmously opposed to tbo fund.
tug bill. There is a marked ecarcity and
It la dlelcult to fill liberal orders at near
the market prise. Coupon. of 'Bl, 114%
(11114%; de, '62, 110%®11034; d0.'64, 109%
0109%; ;do. '65, 1u93,01190%; do. new,
11.63‘40101134; do. '67, 1‘93(0109,%; do. '6B,
.109303)1093:10-40a. 10634043106%; curren.
erre, 1120112%; Central Pacifies, el%
State bonds firm; new Tennessee higher
ender epeoulative movement; Miasouris,
92%; Old Tenneasee, 69; new do, 5334;
.old-Virginle. 69%; now do, 69; Old North
Carolina 4834; new do. 22.
Stocks steady but dull : St. Paul, Lake
Shore Ind Pacific Mall are the more ac
tive share. -
. Canton, - 65; Cumberland, 325; West
ern Union Telegraph, 32; Quinkallver,
9%; Mariposa, 634; preferred, 12%; Adams
Extircea, . 61 ; Welly, 20: American
Erpreas, 38; United State% Ex
b:ms, 4514: Peeler! Mail, 3:13%; New
Yot k' Ountral, 9234: do. scrip. 89%;
Erie, 24%; do. preferred. 41; Harlem,
14154; kvadlng, 97%; Miablgan Central,
120: Lake bilro., Illinoie. Control,
14;.;;; Pittsburgh, 99. Northwestern, 72%;
do..- preferred, 8434; jtcek Island, 1173;,;
New Jersey Central. 163%; St. Paul,
61%; do. preferred, 74%; Wabash. 46;
.do. ,prefetred. 74: Fort. Wayne, 91%;
Terre Haute, w3 ; ;• ' do. preferred, 14;
aJbieogo Alton, 112; Ohio do Misoti.rotu.
pi, Z%; Dubuque, 107; Hartford dr. Nile,
4%.
Sub•Treaaury balance: gold, 14 1 ,685,
907; currency, ;3,445,9'27; general balance,
*83,223,102.
Orema es Pprrsnunart Gerairrg, t
• • Tuaso.ts, April 5, 1870. $.
quotations as received by Ph. It
Maria: Gold, DI X; Sliver, 109;ghly .
one's, 114; Five Twenties, 1862, 10 .44';
1 1
do. 1864, li9N; dO. 1865, 119 N; do, 1866
Canaille, 198 q; do. 1867, 1091,,. do. 1688.
169; Ten Forlies,• 106 X,; Aams Er-
Prose Company, 61; Merchants Union
Express Company. 6; American Ex
press Company, 39; Western Union
Telegraph, 32k: New York Central.
9235; • Reading, 97N; Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne & Chicago. 93q; Ohio & Mis•
alasappl, .695/: Michigan Southern, B6%:
Cleveland tt . Pittabungh, 519%; icago.
Rock Island & Pacific, 17; Chicago &
North Western, 72%; Chicago .1 North
Western Preferred. 8154; Erie, 26'
i. - XCHANOIL Large ersoll.
London, per ..... 115,47 115,58
Farts, per franc 2111 zt%
Berlin, 'Water 81 . 83
Frankfort, Sodas 46,4 48
,:-.olaellig quotations received by Jamea
T. Brady dr.' Oa Gold: 112:. United
States Sixes, 1881, 114; Flvo•Twontica,
1862, 11034;, do. 1864,100%: da. 1865, 109%;
Ten-Fortiea 1(61; Flve•Twantlea, „Tann
ary and July, 1866, 108 V; do. do. 1887
109tf; do. do. 1868. 10iI7 Union! Paellic
Railroad, 8730 Central do, do, 80%; Cy.
Pacific. lit Lake Superior —.
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. PITTSBURGH MARK S.
OPPICII OP PITTMBUTION CIAL . TTE,
TIMMDAT, Aptil 5,11i7 . 0.
Trade in general merchandise morn
active, and with an improved, and, In
some Instances, reduced atceks, prices
are considerably stronger and tending
upward. For grain there is an active
demand, and with very meagre arrivals
and-reduced atocki, prices are higher.
Hero is a very striking Illustration of
the point we made the other day in re
gavel to thsdemand for anything being
very Muth, restricted, , au -tong as val
ues arn depredating; but' the in.tont an
upward movement sets in, everybody
wauli to buy. The provision trade is
Mao , more active and steadier, and
holders are not as anxious to press sales
as they were two or three weeks ago. As
we intimated In our let report, Sugars
are limier and higher in the east, and
while there is en improved demand,
thereto Oct much of an advance here
as vet,. For butter and eggs, thorn le a
continued steady demand and prices are
well sustained.
APPLES—Continue aloggirh but un
changed; salon ICI a regular way at $2,50
(5,60 per bbl, as to quality.
APPLE BUITER—SaIea at 65(470e.
.a.singa—golet and unchanged; Com
twin Soda Ash, 4c; refined do 4V•
•,
Pearls 9qou; Pots 7%.
BUTTMI—There lea steady demand
for the better grade., while common
and Inferior is abundant and vent dull;
sales of pride to choice at 87,340.
BEANS—May be quoted at $1,75,32,25,
the °Maid° figure for choice navy—but
few sales above $2.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—Nominal, 20.
ttiIEENE Dull but unchanged,
Bales of Western Reserve. at. Plc; Ham
Marge at 1630; Ohio Goshen, 17%e; New
York Goshen, 11301 8 .1ie.
GRANBEE.RIES,BaIes of Beek o Wil
Belle Santee at $2O per bbl.
CARBON• 01L—Is quiet and no
ehsuged 23Q233413 in jobbing lots, and
;25,Ri2d0 In • retail way.
IXHINBEAL—Is quoted, In store, at
906,,fl per bushel, as to quality.
_DRIED FRUlT—gale and dnU with
a supply largely in excess of the present
demand; It is expected, however, that
the demand will Improve very soon.
We Continue to quote - Apples
at 6gialli7We. Posehee 73(0,0yge for quar
ters, 00,110 e for hairs", and 114.20 e for
pared. Iliac.kbordee at, . and
pitted cherries at 25,328:.
SOUS—R . teady with regular sales at
Femits.
Lous—Marktt more active, the de
viand mainlyproved somewhat,
thaugh la Meal. while price,
are unchanged. Continue to quote at
=lifer sprint 11 5 %@15#for winter,
cox for Piney. brands. Rye
Amer, P.
o savi,hiat seam and wanted,
p . r i i4s co l tl y n et n u ot a l
l e I i
14113."-e fair to prime §.4d. Oats ' ln
5,
active da ,:iando with limited receipts
and the Haack.:4 4 almost boat we now
quota at 0346 an1,1845;t50,15-
Oorn—dealerZ IMuna ing to y
at 76t178 foram sad b issah•L r edz a
ai t i h d
inseam farnisbed. Rye is N s°
higher; dealers offering to buy its !Kim.
Barley to firmer but unchanged; 80®85
for sprlntr. and 1kr495-I.°Cfnli*
I,lo.lllNY—is .carce and higher; we
noar quota at s6t 34 per bid.
HAY—Baled Is being sold on wharf
and track, at 4111 - 4 a), as to quality.
LARD OIL firmer but nuchangee;
$1,2641,23, fir Extra. No. I and 88%90
for No. 2.
I,llll6—Eastern white, 41,76; Cleve
land, 12,25.
MAPLE SYRUP ales at 11,5411,75
for gallon jugs, wit quality.
ONIONS—In fair demand with regu
lar Hales et 12,6143 per bbi.
PROVISIONS—The only new feature
we have to notice la an advacco in Clear
Sides. Shoulders, 12 for Plain and
1334 for Sugar Cured; Sides, 16;,, , for
Bibbed, and 17 for Clear:, Plain
76, and Sugar Cured 17@IN. Lard, 15
als!4' In tierces, and 161 n kegs. Orlon
Beef, 19®1934. Mesa Pork, AWN.
POTATOES—BaIes of prime Peach
Blows. in store. at. 45052 per bushel.
PEANUTS—Primo Tennessee quoted
at 1 1 6,610 c.
PEARL BARLEY—No. 4,6; No. 3,
6i/: Oatmeal, 110,50 per bushel, f. 5,50
per half bbl.
PEAS—Satan at $2@2,25 per bushal.
NEEDS—Clover seed is firm but the
demand la light, and the sale. meetly of
a retail character, as round lota do not
appear to be wanted at Present prices.
We continue to quote at•5949X. Time•
thy la scarce and firm at f 6. Flaxseed,
nominal at 82,15, and market almost
ba,
BAIT—D - nehanged—sl,BB©l,Bs In cu.
load lota, and the towel advance 1n atom.
IN:E=I
67.71,,E OP FlTlBStrrikli IiAZETTF,
TUMDAY, April 5, WO..
The oil market was quiet today and
dovoid of anything new or Important.
Crude is firmer, under the influence of
the advises from above, but the Inquiry
is only moderato, especially at tho ad
vance, as buyers generally seem to ho
pretty confident that it will react again
soon. In refined there is nothing doing,
and as the wires were down there were
no telegrams from the_ east, and opera.
were in the dark, in regard to the eastern
markets.'
As already intimated, the market Is
firmer, but the demand continues light,
though the On . Cring9 aro by no means
Large. Spot or seller this month in
quoted It 1134 bid, and 113,1®1134 asked;
nailer May, 1134 bld; buyer all year nom
inal at 14Q14.34.
EMS=
Market very quiet—no sales reported.
April quoted at 2634;. May, 26; June, 26,t4t
May to August, 2634; buyer all-year, SO
bid.
SIP/IDIDITEI OP OIL BY A. V. R. a.
Fawcett, Logan, S. ,t 00, 290 bids ro•
lined to Logan, Bro. it Co , Phi Pa.
Lockhart, Frew .t Co. 288 bbls !dined
to Warden. Frew Et Co., Phila.
Citizens Otl Works 451 bbls relined to
Tack Bro.& Co., Philadelphia. -
Tetal, 019 bbls.
CIIIPMINTS BY W. P. & P. PT. W. R It.
FalrTiew Olt Works, 100 table relined to
coneignees, Cinc!nnall, Ohio.
Fairview 011 Works, 50 bbla refined to
consignees, St.. Louis, Mo. -
Total 150 bbls
OIT.DRIPPRD DV WRST PRDN. 0. 0.
Kirkpatrick SE Co., 159 bble refinod to
Logan Bros. .t Co. Phil's.
Mentzer, 250 bbis refined to
Bogen Bros. & Co., Phil'a.
Total 4(0 bbls.
91IIIPMENTs EMIT AT I CQUE.NE. DEPOT.
lintchinson Oil Refining Co., 458 bbln
ref. cal to A. R. McHenry. Phila.
. .
Hotchin.n 011 Co., 37* bbls benzine,
to A. R. McHenry, Pens,
MARKETS BY . TELEGRAPH
new Tone , April ,s.—Cotton firmer;
- sales 1500 balm at 233(c for naidAling up.
Janda. Flour—.recelms 0120 bbls, heavy
and without decided change: . salts 6200
Ws at 14,35®4,55 for sumo filio State and
, -
western; 11,65'4'5,30 for extra State;ll,Bo
®5,45 far extra western;. v5,15g6,10 fo
white wheat extra; 14,80(46,50 for It. H
01 1.5®5,60T0r extra St. Louie; 16,10 ®8
..
for good choice. Rya flour quiet; sales
200 •bbis at 14,25E85. Corn; meal quiet
•
_Whisky firm; receipts :5311 Lilo western
at $1,0419`41,05 free, chiefly /1,05; Pales 60
hleln patent at 11,01 W. Whom—rrettpit
18,320 tuali, dull and unchanged; $4lOO
32,000 Lush at :1,12 for No. 2 MII
- dolivorod; 51.21' far winter
red southern Illinois, $1,24(4.1,20!; for
winter red and suitor western In ' store
and delivered, and $1,37 for whit,. wmt •
era. Rye quiet, with sales of '290 Lush
western at 11. Barlov dUll, with sales of
1200 bush two rowed Slate at Eoc and 6000
bunh prime Canada Western at 11,05.
Isar,
~'lse• malt in (sir rcquoit, with ralm
of MOO barb at matiOc. for State tend Sl®
1,05 for Canada Wet% Itocaltan of awn,
4‘,4 bush—scaice and lc (altar, with Cain,
of 31,700 bush at 11.070408 ; o r. row
mixed wantern, 11,08(41,10 for old do and
$1,10.1,11 for new yellow Jeraey and
Penn% Receipts of oats, 2731 bush—firm.
' er and mine active, with 'sales of '82,0.0
bosh at 56®57.1.0 for wontorn in More.
&SW for du afloat and 1324.0:i0 for 09:o
and State. Rim. dull at 5(494 carats for
t:arollna. CulToo very doll. • Sugar
tine, with s 'lO I 1,740 Idads at 9!,.'® leo :or
• Cubs and 9);g 10 . I‘c for Porto Itico; also
200 bxii Havana at 101ia. Molasses quiet
with ,ales 550 bids et 40 for 4thaccv.,Su
and '52% ®Mic for Porto Rico. Hop,
quiet at 161 260. for American. Petro.
loom firm at 14;4 ( - 0.14 Re for crude and
2639®26 , "/c for refined. Linfmod Oil dull
at ftofoB.4c in casks.. Turponttne stoady
it 4614®175.0. Pork firmer and dam tad
fair with males 450 bids at 126,95®27,60 for
mean. 119,25®21.00 for prime and $22,60
@%2'2,75 for prime mess; also 9,500 Mils
mesa sailer April. May. and June at
/26,95®27,00. Rear steady and we:
with sales 150 bbla.-'at 110/ . 115 for new
plain mess and $l4 ®17,50 for new extra
mem. Tierce Boer quiet with 1.1.11. 200
ten 211=428 for prime meow; $284130 for •
India . mess. lisef horns steady, with
sales 200 Man at 1214/133 for ripw. Cut '
meats steady, with sates 190 pad kages at
10!„.;®12.c for shouldera, and. 143.4 ®liic for
hams; middles quiet, with Milo. 00 boxes
Ciimliorland cut at 12%e Lrd firm,
with sales 1000 tierces at 1419 '151.4c for
iltb.lrn and 15%®15y.fc for haute motored;
also WO Carom steam, miler May, at
1514 c. Butter dull and heavy 1 14®20c
3
for -Ohio.. Cheese- firmer at 1 3(94100
Freight. to Liverpool lower: a transmit
of 15,000 bus wheat par steam at 2 @2%il.
Latest.—Flour clown] dull an slightly
I In favor of bnyero. Wheat no foal and
lower; Na 2 spring /1,09(41.11 winter
red and amber western 11,22®1, . Rye
quiet and unchanged. Oats milat and
firm at 157 ®571i0 far western in store,
' and 63®65c for Oblo. Corn quiet and
firm at 111,06®1,08 for new mixed west.
ern. Pork quint and Man; $27 for mesa.
hoof steady and in moderate demand.
Cot meats dull and unchanged. Bacon
nominal. Lard firm at 101.4 c for prime
Munn April and May. Eggs Windy at
27®280. •
CIMIAIIO, April s.—Flour quiet at /3,65
' ®5,95 for nprlng extras. Wheat woaker
and to lower; saves No 1 at 88f.a.89c, No 2
at 76®76347, closing easy; thin afternoen .
ths market is dull at 70®71314c cash, and
seller April, 80a140,1(e senor May. Corn
dull at 73a fOr NO2, and 74(4.750 for no
grade; thin. afternoon the market is
irregular at 78®7814ce cash, and 81Iic
sailer May. Oats at 39X(429,9fc, cloning
al 3914 e. Rye quiet,' closing at 72®7214e
fur No 2. Barley nominal at 512(400e.
Illghwlnen firm at 11,02 for wooden. Mesa
Pork /24®28,25. Lard 149/G1419h.
Rough sides 137, dry salted shoulders
11!.1(golOc. Cattle quiet at 5@f7,14e for
I butchers' stock to good shippaug sttors.
'Hogs 'firm at 18®04,35 for common. $.1,45
- 8,60 for fair to medium, and 18,75®9,25
for good choice." Itceolpta for the. past
24 hours—Flour 1,816 bola; wheat 9,510
Imb; awn 14,407 bash; oats 2,440 bush;
rye 1,427 bush; barley 2,650 bush; hogs
1,668 head. Shipments—Flour 3,213
bbte; wheat 18,154 bush; corn. 16,730
bush; oat. 5,703 hush; rye 360 bomb; bar
ley 3,580,ba5h; hogs 2,186 head.
Sr. Logo% April 's.—:Tobacco steady
and unchanged. Cotton logher at 22c far
middling. Hemp . unchanged at $1,20®
1,50. Flour very qnist and bat little was
done; Sales fall 'armor at $3,v0g4.10;
oboieo extra 11,50; double extra 14,40®
4,85; treble extra to choice and fancy
15,15(00. Wheat very firm at 85c for
soft ItIln:Iii spring; 11,09®1,10, strictly
prime red fall; 11,21, choice do. Corn
buoyant at 80a for choice yellow In ele
vator; 81(1082o, white do; 871@ii8o, yellow
sacked; 9.1®92e, white do. Oats firm at
63(45.13.9c. Rye firm at 74®78e. Whisky
adynneed to 111,01®1,02. Pork 127. lia•
con: small miles shouldora at 11c: clear
sides 15 . 9fc, generally. held at 16c; for
country otear .aldelils,qa. , Lard lion. at
1434 c for tlorce and 1539 c keg:, " •
c a ttle I,43ady and unchanged at 839®
70. Hogs quiet at 141 ®9c. , - ,
Lotrimytm re, April s.—tictton firm:
middling 2134 e. Flour: extra family 0.
Corn 950. Oata 0.30. Wheat 71,0501,20.
Groceries: market la with se upward
tenancy, sugar NW: coffee BN C . p ro .
Tislona firm• mess pork Rnuttlders
113
4015X@16
X? Bulk
bleats 10 , 4©
1 41ak l y In good
Lard is i m tl ind at u t:i r e n 4ll. l . B 4r e ,:
bac* P1C#7,60. leaf 1.15@51.
en,,mgarr, April .—Flour: family
$5,15(45,40. Wheat 11,08(4411 for Noe
2 and 1 red winter. Corn: mixed 5E480e;
choice 8f ®BBc. Oats )unchanged and
steady at EQGS6a.-- Bye 55@880. Barley
85e351,08 for Stakkalaring to Prime Fak,
Cotton satire andidgher; middling 22e.
Mempork, We., Balk meats 10. 14%, and
1430, Shoitldost 110 .with sales at 15
and 15%c; they Ware held at 15),415x0
at the dose. Lard held It 150 and. Pot
Much offered, Batter and cheese un
changed and steady. Clover seed firm
at 16®16330 per lb. Timothy at $ 6 ,5 0 @
7,00. Flax dull at $1,86. - linger: prime
New Orleans at 12.®12ye.. Cerro* firm at
1282434 c, demand gaol,. Whisky held
at 960011,00.
CLEVELANn, April s.—Rye Flour quiet
and dull at $4,7545.50. Xnest: No I
rod held at $1,11: No 2 do at $1,05. Corn:
,84e offered for new Ne 2 nu the - spot or
io arrive; rejected at 80e. Osts: 52(9153c
for No 1 State are the ruling figures.
Rye nominal at 80®135... Barley nominal.
Petroleum dull and no transactloas re
ported; refined held at 23e on spot, and
crude firmer and held .at $1,25.
Bicrimong, April s .—Flour—weedern
super $4 62%5; extra $5 12®15 60; family
1646 75. Wheat steady; Pennsylvania
$l. 30. Corn firm; white $1 03 ®l 05, yel
low $1 03. Oats active at 58®00e. Mess
pork firm at $27®27 50. Rio olds* Me,
clear sides 16c, shouldets 12e, hams 19®
20c. Lard firm at 1534e16c. Whisky
VI 83®1 OS.
MEM PHIS, April 5 —Cotton scarce and
vary firm at 22%c. Flour 114(e14,15. Corn
Kagsil. Cala 525J.63u. hay $27. Bran
$2B. Lard 15@)1634c..Perk $27,50. Bacon;
ahouldarc 11(4)1 t . tic, races 161416t, , c.
Bulk moats; shoulders .10No. rider 14@
15c.
TO LEDO, April s.—Flour dull. Wheat
dull and regular: white Michigan 11 1.3.
antler do 11 0534. No. I red fl 13. Corn
quiet: No. I old white Wye, No. 2 old
haMe. Oat. dull: No. 1 Edo, N.. 2 5:4' .
Clover seed 1 , 0 70.
NAstivu.i.n, April s.—Cotton Ligher.
low middling 21c, good ordinary 20m
Bacon: clear sides 16c, Shoulders 1134 c,
hams 16c, canvassed 18(619e. Flour:
1/1,60g6,50 for super to fancy. Corn, Vi
sacked In depot.
5111-wAtigag, April s.—Flour nOral
natty unchanged. Wheat weak at 8434 e
for No 1 and 76i4c for No 2. Oats nom
inally firm at 42c for No 2. Caro firm at
1-100 for new. Rye and barley nominal.
DETROIT, April s.—Wheat - dull and
lower, with calm No 1 at V1,140)1,16,
Cdrn quiet at Plc. Oats 51Q052c. Barley
V 1,55 per caudal. Clover Seed ;3.7e@)8,75.
Ur] Golds Market.
Ngw Yokw, - April s.—The Market ls a
little wore animated, Wafer from motive.
Prices are generally quiet and uniform.
The following aro the most important
changes to day: Pemberton° cottonadea
reduced from '2.3 . 10 to 72 , 4 c, Transient a
4-4 alwatings from 12e cto liNe, and
extern World do from 1 to leNo.
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD
CLIITELAND AND Pirraintßoa RAG.;
ROAD, April 5.-4 care lako sup ore,
10 do iron ore, Shoenberger, B A Co; 3
do 1 s one, Bradys Bend Iron 1..; I do en
ore, Bryan dr. C; 8,0001 It lumber, W F
Richardson; 8 pails o tobacco, J McClurg;
3 cases do, Arbuckles A Co; let furni
ture, 0 H Hauler; 1 bbl wine, W Buko;
7 tubs-butter, H Rea Jr; 3 casks cheerio,
F Ladrach; 4 aka timothy seed, Metnor
A H; 51 Juga syrup, J Porterfield; 50 do
do, Canfield A Kohler; 28 do molassea,
Volgt, Mahood A Co; 29 mks potatoes, T
Smith &Stokes; 6 bbla cider, 17 de pota
toes, 3 do eggs, 2 do apples, Brunner
man A 0 . 11; 2 do cider, J A Grath 2do
eggs, Houck, Jamison A tto; 8 do apptss;
I do eggs, Head A M; 9 do eggs, Ran
dolph dr Suppo; 2 Mitts eggs, I do apples,
Ido onion netts, 2 Mtn rags,. 14 do dry
apply A, 10 do toms, H Rea Jr; 4 born
steel, Anderson & Woods; 8 boa utiles,
G A Kelley; 15 bble potalcos, H Riddle.
PITTSBURGH FORT WAINB AND CH..
DAGO RAILROAD. April 5.-60 Mils
highwinsa, S McCrickort A Co; 53 tee
grease, F :Sellers A Co; 100 bble flour,
owner; 100 do do, Culp& Shepard; 6 bxs
soap, 8 El Woodside.; 46 bb Ls dour, lAleg
& McKaillp; 28 roll. r paper, John
Heath; 8 lex. butter, Canfield dr Kolar:
MI bbla oil, (1 It Palmer; 2 bids eggs.
Head A Metzger; 293 bga cats, IV J
Meek: lot shovels, Myers A A; 4 bble
oggl, Woodworth A D; <lake clover seed,
El Rao. Jr, I lib] eggs, Paul A Gibson I"
bid onions, ]'.keg lard, 11 Riddle; 1 box
butler, Vidal, 11 A Co; I bid eggs, LJ
Blanchard; 11 pkgs toed, care H H Cot.
tins; 4 pkg. °Mons, Hawes:ll dr D; 20
Lisa .oap, IV 51 Gormley; 40. tine cheese,
Watt, Lanz A Co; 9 bales hops, John
Whit° Jr; 25 boa starch, J K Smith &Doi
159 bides, 0 N Liotratott.
PITTSBDItair, CINrINNATI AND BT.
Loins RAILRGAD, April 5.-2cara wheat,
H T Kennedy A Bre; 1-do s Iron, icon A
14 4 be," Vetted, 3 ban produce, Meanor &
H: 2 01,1F1 egg.. 4 pkgs produce, Volgt.
M J.. C..; lig I KO I, 8 P Armstrong; 1
In .10, S Ila o; 3 Obis 0 troll, IL Tracy; 3
pkg. tohae. :,, W Blair A Son; I boa
oltio, A If Cherry; .1 Shia, 11 . bin to
racro, J W aylor; I bb,l do, It W Jelik•
I narn; 2 Ica auaago, Dated' & T; 10 pea
forillture, I Berger; 1- box Santa, 11
Fenderick; 1 do mouldings; J Sethelun 1
hhd tobacco, W 1.1 Rinehart; 20 Cantu/ do,
J NI Slebel; 2 casks bottlos, A Hostlue; 1
do uhouldon.. W Ilastaga: 5 falls alcohol,
B I. Fahnaatek; I do oil, W H Howard:
10 do whlaky, II Callahan; 0 do do, W T
Maar; 3 bari Ills roods, /3 C Morrison; I
till whiskey, ..1 . Alden,
PMTS.-K*lM II A CONNELLSCILLE RAIL
April 5,-16 bids eggs, Husk A 0;
311 bxe window glass, 11 Pry Lt. Otli 254
bdla sheet iron, W F Armstrong; 3 cars
metal. Dunbar Iron Co; I car sand,
Knox, K A Co; 5 bp oats, W W Knox:
5 tibia eggs, McCracken & th 2 roll.
leather. F Knrb; 32 mks glue *oral., W
norms A Son; 2 bids ego, Volgt, 51
Co; 2 do go. P Duff &Son; 160 1411 paper.
Smith & Francis: 5 rolls leather, 0 N
Hoffetott; 3 do do. J S McLaughlin; 1
11l N Kerr; 375 Win paper,
dinith, Johnston. A Colvin; 15 rolls
leather, Ull 4nderson; Ws onions,
Volgt, Mahood A 0o; 2sks 86 Oar A Kirk
patrick A CO.
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ALLmooxNy VA LLF..T RA LLIIOAL,
April 5.-1,0 . 20 eases ref oil, •Lisingaton
Bun 96 C.lll coal, A rmatroug, I) A Co; 1
car grain. Lang A M; 33 tails fruit treas.
Elliott. Urn A 11; s do do, J K A A Mur.
dock; 4 bbl, eggs, 3 do 0131011 X. Bruggsr.
man A 0;-3 cars stone. Shoenberger, H A
Co: 1 bbl eggs, W H Kirkpatrick A 0%1
ear oboaphsta lime, Seward A E.
A LLlWllltlar STATION, .A prll b.—tear
barley, M Ilerkeratan; 2 do metal, Llnd
nay A Al; 6 !This, Zink* Hour, J M Lush;
3 MAN agiro' J K Won; 63 h 6. barley, G
Halpplo; 2 bbl. eggs, I Holton; 1 car
C d Co: 1 no do, Lowla,
IJ; 4do wheat, Kennedy Jinn 1 bbl
tobeono, R dr J H Elton; 60 bbla
John Hot bert.
ix=
CINCINNATI 15R ILLINO:011, April
o.—Pickeragill, 1, & Co, .1 bx (rezone;
Itoeo A E, 4 bdle begs;. A W Marley, 2
do; J 11 Parker, 35 Able' lard oil; T .1
Black:lmre, 1 kcg tobaccm " George A
Kelly, 2 bide alcohol: E F.lmundson
Son, 2 bale cotton; E Hyd...A Hon . 2do
do; A 0 France, (Aldo do; .1 11.11 JtCo, 1
610 auger: J McDevitt, 59 do do; 1' J
Wray A Bro, 24"d0 do; ' Veogorder
16 bales b corn, 15 do hemp; II Garwig A
Co, 18 do do; 8 - Ewer; A Co, IR bbls d sp.
pies; A Kirkpatrick & Co, 15 do peaches;
S P Bhriver Akio; 50 do do; Hoatetter A
S, 3 ban sundries; J - 3 Gillespie, 81 tdla
abinglce, 1 cox moulding.; I Dickey A
Co, 1.000 nail kegs; Clerk A Co. 6 pkga
mdse; Knox, K A Co, 0 Isms g ware; H
Riddle, 56 aka potatoes; J Wletoel, 34 bbl,
apples, 3 do eggs: J J Pettit, 5 pkge nun
dries; Fleming Bros, 3 b.. room; Wood
worth dr. D, 5 bole egg.; W C Aernat roog,
3 do do; 1' Doff A 50n,.16 bble eggs, 4 yr
do butter, 2 .11a d apples.; 11 Rae, 18 bble
apples; 8 Deco!, 10 do ego, 13 do g ep
pies; A Milliken A (o, 44 charm; Moaner
AH, 43 bbls potatoes. "
PITTSBUROIL BROWNSVILLE AND Ox.
NEVA BACK).T, April 5.-34 bble apples,
A H Carlisle; 33 eke oats, H B B loyet& Co;
.108 do do, J C Scheppo A Co; 80 cheep, J
K.ltalley; 40 Md. apples. Randolph &H;
18 do do. 0 J I,ong; 11 do do, A A Eitook•
dale; 4 do do, 11 .Rue Jr; 102 do do, Hol
Wennett; 1 bbl egg., Means A Co; 14 eke
onIOD9 D Allen; 1 bbl =lassos, E
ileaxielon; 19 Mils egg., J W Craig.
PROFESSIONAL.
AW. De CAMP,
TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
It.. removed to No. 73 GILA NT eITINCET,
mulch. will I/make In the 11. M. Clem.lt and
thatrlet Courts . In the Mate elnpreme and all Live
Ovurta or. .Allendelly rountr. Ilvd mate
lions In must or thendindeut counties. .1.2..d41:r
AtIfAIiBALD
=I
I:E=ITt
=MI
. H. c
H. mconNficK, •
At tornev-a 4 71 aw.
. No. G GRA HT STRKIST
Si - Prompt attention even lo all kind. of legal
Own.. lal :tin
WM. M. NEEPEIR,
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OFFICE, 89 FIFTH AVEICLIII.
Spenlal attention given to rnnveyattelng ant
Deods. Bonds and dolortgagt• drawn
qD. .3 , 1 all legal nue.a attentind to prompt))
aad anenratolrt
COTTON MILLS
OIL RS EH, ttML &
ANCOOR COTTON NitLLS
=I
iUu•Retn»ri or El W.VI Watling ■i4 IJOBI
41111C1101t. ADD SIAI6IIIIOLIA
rirearalrail ART) MINTING.
PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE , • WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 6, 1870.,
RI ;TER
The river contint
at this point with 1
by tke Monongahal
Weather changsahl
nuainess eclair=
at tho leading, mid
moro freight shirt
with this dillarener
mere boat. to recei
The Camelia, Cal —.sum, Is
filline up steadily h... as le
also the Messenger, Capt. Jess. Dean.
ter Missouri River. •
The Glendale, Capt. Hare, is an
nounced fer Si, Louie forthwith,. and
will be the first boat out for that point.
The Arlington made 45 landings on
her recent up trip, and arrived here with
400 tons.
The new Northern Lino steal:ller Lake
Superior, is arpsoanced to depart for the
Upper Mississippi on Tuesday next the
12th lust. pShis will be followed by the
Rod Wing, en the 16th.
The towboats 1.1811, Coal Hill and Bun
ton No. 2 departed yesterday with tows
of coal and Coal Vatley, Furls" Leop
ard. Blue Lodge, and perhaps scone.
others will gel away to-day and to-mor
row.
Capt. W. Y. •liarlath formerly of the
New State, and au old and well•kaown
stearebeatiearr, enateroplates placing We
Pai:olia la the Pittoburgh and Wheel
ing trade, leaving on alternate days with
the Belie. The Peiloila has been over
hauled and repaired and is in good con
dition fur bush:tees.
The Arlington departed fur Cincin
nati yesterday with a good tr ip: She wait
a little behind time in getting out having
been delayed by a premiere of freight. .
It is said that proposala have been le
aued,here far the building of a hull .for a
new steamboat, 250 feet long; 35 feet
beam, and . ON foot depth of hold. A
few of.tho peculiarities in connection
therewith may be mentioned. The de.
sign le to have as finely a liniabsd and
furnished boat as the present teats of
the times require.. Also to have as much
If not more speed than his over before
been attained on these water., and the
draught of water, it le said, will not ex
ceed 24 Inches, The hull la to be built
Of the but quality of wrought Iron.
'—.Capt. Stewart, of the Bengal Tiger,
writes to the-Cincinnati Cconmerciar as
follows, 1. regard to the *lnking of a
flatboat near Ashland the other day: .
.Your paper of the list nit, has an article
In reference to the sinking of • Malmo
below Ashland by the Bengal Tiger,
which I. not quite correct. The datheat
did not chew a light until we were toe
chose to aveld cellision—not more than
two mtnatee before we struck. The
Captain's Brat inquiry -was If any' one
was lest. Learning Irene the' mete and
the men from the Latham that all were
saved, he very naturally looked to the
safety of his coal barges, one of which
was leaking. The men from the flat
boats came on board our lisrgrua from
their skiff, and the Bengal Tiger floated
some distance below beckon while we
were repairing the damaged barge. The
Beige! Tiger. don't belong di
Drove. As tho WOO loved themselves
by leavibg the twat bolero -It was.
struck, I can't see the justice of charg.
tug me with inhumanity.
-The Dubuque papers blow heavily
aboutthe drat arrive! ul the season there
—the Mollie hlchke. .The Tones, of
Thursday, say.: River tariff. have
-veiled low thin season, nix CM, lens
than' last year, when twonty.lmr canto
was.tho rate. Backed grain Is taken to
St.J.4the at lac per cot; flour, Stle par
brand DSc to N. 0; pork (sic pound
freight cabin Damage 1113, the came
as last year. As regards wages, no class
are lower, hut some are higher. Pilots .
receive Islo3 a month -on the Northern
Line boats-last year :ISO. - R . .;utattoute
receive $4O par moult,
—The Bt. Louis Petnorrde of Saturday
says Erastus Bt. Jihn, about the oldest
pilot living, was on 'Change yesterday,
oelng employed on the stentnor Argosy.
In the year 11515 Erastun came here on
the steamer Muskingum, from Pitt.
hurgh, acting -a pilot of that steamer.
St. Louis then !stoked very smell and
!here were few steamers here, and very
tow, If any, paving Mona, on the wharf.
— . The Evanavato Journat, of Haters:
day, says: Captain Ilenry Seat, the
veteran atoatuwastmatt of EventiviLe,
who has built end commanded innumer
able ateattrhoate In. thetas waters, Is no.
gotlating for the torildingpf still another
drat chum etc:user. Ito will give the
Oreteronce to ye r cosh boat.lauldent, but,
In Case tin Is tart suited, will go to Louis
s Pie or Maultont.
—We clip the following fr7an the St.
Louie Repo , herto Of , tiltOr.l4y Wm 8.
EVAII• anti. one nisth at the stliatail,al.
Andrew Arelcy to Wrn. J. is tax f r
1112.0. H. It. eu,th..,11 kejiti one.filth I
the elextel,:a Per.it.h, toad Wel. F.
Evans 000 111/1 of thu lost to Wu,
J. KonnZl
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-The-following t:oatn alit lens . ° St.
tabula for Fort. Itontoh: April 7th, Pen
ina.h. and Viola guile; nth. Nick Well:
Mb, Ida Sltorkdake 13th, 'Cowrie V
!a:11, Far WEAK: 15th. ritlear
Bow: rith, Flirt.
-1119 Pto.suanr TO:mm.llf.
LIMO Rock for ll.lnniphls struck a Jou In
Swan lake.. Friday, and mink In four
font orator, but lirx probably linen reatutt
sitsin. Zino in partially 'means] in Cin.
comsat. •
—Thu tt. Marys arilred t Cincinnati
on Sunday. It is probable thin Cart.
Sweeney Will plays her In the Pittaburgh
and Cincinnati r.cket trs•le.
—Tt la reported that the Natchaz la IV}
Inc to try two lrip%a wtok !tom New
Orient! to Vicksburg.
—Tho Mollie litsirt and Loma loft
Now Orleans for Cincinnati un Friday
last.
RIVER PACRETS
1111‘NOURI RIVER.
T., on c A int). RT.
A. LOUIS, LP:W:61 . 4.7c xmq..114.1-
.
•A• 4 1 . 111 - . LEAN AVAvoitt . tl vITV. A rcui.
1 , 1•11.
1/11.1.. NERRA,K A rITV. I . l.4:Tddloritt,
COUNCIL Rl.l.•VVe' and 011 A HA•-111.. dcr
to
nstantl•l oddstogr, •tramtr
111/DdildNUAll. ..... Nadir,
rk J. I. /101,r, •lu.)r
10.1inni•s111.< lions on TIIUINDAY. A < i II did.
At 4 5, r.
. •
for ',pleat nr 11 , Ynage. apply on board or 10
1/1.11.1 . 1‘ a COI.I.II2OWINM.
all IrUHKIV.tIr A rev.. ag•nla•
CAIRO AND sr. i.outA
VDU, CADLO AND ST. Ad dEe
I,IJUIC.—Tho splrn:l , l I9SI•ell
g,
ALE rapt. Ilan&
Will ipare for . lb. snood. and In hermoillato voila
W X.llbl IIAY. •prli Gill, at 4.1. II
ltor Irelalit or passaao *pin? on !lila. or t
Kph IFIACK 1,L1.1 0011. Ant nts.
=1
I+
EVA Nril
.112 cr.anxirriGtat end NASit•
V ILLY.—The deg pgggendar
CAMELIA ' Capt. It. I!. blan6.
6161 leave till 6110,0 and Iblertnedlate'66,l6
no WYUNLBIIAT. Apell 6lb.
ror IrelEt or p.n. pinr on In.rq or to
all I~.AIIH l l;fl.l.ihllll')t'H. ARrnla
=I
NOWIIIENN LINE r 4,00
STEA EUS,
For St. Louis, Davenport, Ull
buque and SI. Paul,.
ritsuouti WITICAUF CUPNIIE.
STEADIER LABE LIIT - IMIOII,
C.lttalr liltChNEl.l o Clerk.
Will leave as shove...TUC:42AV. April 12th.
STEAMER 'MD WING,
Wit. P. mull?, Capt..l. PLANNttiAN.
leave on 52TU COPY. Ahtll law. -
There new and mattohlreat Cratnera •ri. under
charge 'Jr carnal awl expelknerd plOcrrv. and
tanti unburpaavtg 1C..11.11,411.06, patting rare
lonucetnenuPur pt rai a ? C T ." "'"i'".
L 1,11,01 4 1: b AVOtr , strr•t, pr 12
CCLLIN u WWI% Appals._
=a!
PITTSBURGH : - AND 7 CINCINNATI
PACKET LINE.
The or,.d sPlendld side,h,l
JUNIATA. Capt. C. L. Etiaritratr,
•,111 leave Pittsburgh for Linoleum' KYYMY
TRUltol)Al at 11 ii'elott promptly. liettlitt•
log, will leave ClotMoat' KifttitY BUNI/AY at
Iltl M.
Yor fry bait or owe.. Yon board or 10
FLACK A
rola JAMIPS AVMS.
PPM Melt A AWAY , .
Mo.?Lytood ttreie,yeeteimer
PITTSBURGH AND CINCINNATI
PACKET LINE. -
The new and splendid aldoubeel si dW i g
Steamer, •RLINOTOII.
MOtilt N. Master, A. 5. liiisrAND. Clem le..
Pittsburgh for ClOcinnall every TlffiriliAY at
1111 M. promptly. Ltoturolog, leayn Cinelonati
for Pittsburgh, at IN M. every PR MAY.
For 1.12111, imaftge, or other information. ap
ply on boerd or to
•
JAMIIPS
fel FLACK A COLLIKOWiIftii, Agents.
PY.N DIM di EVANS.
- No: 3 Wood stree. Polarager Agent,.
STEAMSHIPS
To LlvEnrooL. AHDdia
QTJEENSTO WN. •
THE MALIN MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
Numbering Mitten 'out-clue vessels, among
them the eelehisteal
wrwyeltP
81148::1=/, 161.11("4VIAL.TIStalh,
r Lox DON.
SATIIIMAY, from Pier 41
North /tine. New fort. Yoe oamsgeor fur th er
thfbnea.loo apply to
WILLIAIE Btftwum, Jr., •
SPECIAL uovbra
CONSUi!WTION.
ceadily
hannel
tuning.
MM.IIIS7Z - CIVS tit LMONIMPYRUr for the
"Irt'lrt!".4l‘liT.'Vg.l'S'S"AVP°.,rPPOTlTti ro, the
doerf Dyspepsia and all the. Debilitated Condi-
I •t '."4 l.l: ' Talid.N Rens PILL&
-t, 11.- Liver oe ' t.Pact aa • (tentle-Pai.-.
alt Llmee Medici tea are often required
in curing Courtmotion. Month the Palmtop,
Syrup slot. toe Lured many doe ate case.
Tie Seaweed Torde and Mandrake pills, main la
"%Intl/111X tic:Stomach mad Liver, and help the
Mu:me:tie dein:. to Mime and eearch through the
uI C.' vomt lE. LV which melee • cure le too. ef
fected,
q....MPG conscientioasty offered to
Multeic the only tale. Oceania and mi rth ',
. 1 7onsamptlort, Sold for all
tnoso morbid eendltiort of the body which lead
to that fats/ •thsethe. /Aver nsplsint and Dys
pepsia arc (flea form - ono error Consamptlort,
theawe, they manifest themselves • they require
the mo t prompt. attest .o.
The Pulmoule Stith la a medicine which haa
had a long probation on
hi
before the pa hit. value
has been proved by the thousand ems. It oar
mast a through a period of more than thirtytllve
Year. to all of which lime Its reputation has In
emitted. mei [he, moot mut
te en skepticism cat
no longer doubt that IL le • medy which may
be used with confidence In all same Which admit
•C a cure.
of the patient will perseveringly follow the di
retions which accompany eaub he will
railecettathly he eth, If lungs are .40 mach
dto mat,- a cure pomll.lo. Meta tams
eupposed to be factorable, when o f and phy-
McLane
to
despaired, the use of Ude Medicine
late caved the life of the patient and rumored
him to perfect hialth.
Or. Schenck does out any that all eases of pals
tertiary veueuttiptlou are a s s erts math of
medicine. but Le emphatically aiserte that often
when patients have the moat alartatagernistem.
men as • violent cough. erecaltig nalue s night
meats. general debilily. em thch a degree
that they are otilleed to 111 In l whes
',eye, e given us by utelr physledan t heyay l u ll
be cured- No medical treatment can eredtte new
d
' At
(=Led by Pr.Stht n: medicines.
Also, lit Scroluthus Di.ases, take medicines
are equally One ant. Or. Schenck hai photo
graph), o ft number of d perthrt who have been
7;Zitt c onc h a4) ;V: ifilf3Ti 474 and now
Wkleh matte able to Item ea illea In the lunge.
I.llfir treatment of Cnauseplon it s us the
utsnom lathortrtme to g i ve vigo i r tho •i ocaithy
tone to the system. Hence it so aecentry to
strenrtheu the appetite of the ostlent ant M-
I:move the dtg stiOn. Prover nourishment is re
qaired together with sums meths sa make
the re te r easily digestible. The ankles mos t
suitable for the diet of Monaural tbrepsuenta are
olPSlgastod In Dr. Liebenck's whieh
are distalbuted gratuitously. general. In
most highly nutritious article. are to be pre.
ferred.bat theallgesttve orgausmustbe et, chat h•
etteti In artier to make ember loud or medicine.
serviceable. This requitemeat lames by the
Seaweed Tonic, mot for this path.. it was doe
ignsted • •
Iwthe
I :6 he
wcel,
ere are
- • •
When the digeatire 0 wereare pet in good
order, the (hod h. proper effect; the Systam
or tho pollen. le inrinoraod and the louts be-
Vet I tt tfe e Vilir . " 1"1; e r n.te l' ivri4, - Inrer ro d ,
Puimonic hemp will rift. the cure.
l'aimen•ry Conbumptlon is almost Lampe Con
-011..4 with ' , romps. and Liver complaint.
5 - bract's Itch. nue Pills are In ended to re
move obstruct.. from Inc Liver .4 reidore its
healthy action. They hero all the efficacy whicb
is scr i be to caltbeel or —bine Man." and art
w &mut cd not to cont.. a particle or soy min.
cral polo.. These fills cure Ike Moat obatteatt
costivenesr. slut licidache, piles, bilious onto.
Pone, and all other die.see which seise hunt •
torpid or obstrne , eondition cf.. Liver. One
box or thole phis will Drove the Off.e7 of the
enedicinc.
.•• . .
/u Concern/4 ern the nes Weed Toale wa Man
drate aro Inealuaidd auxiliary yeedleleca
They wile,. the sUIL,Ings 11 the patina wd
waist tha l'ulmoule Syrup In trice/lug •cure.
They hear been found tearful In adrance•l owe.
of 'Toon/no:Mu where the lungs are anew/ cm
tlrely destroyed . - nd all c)madotne emending to
Juderde nlof t phyatelan lu • teated *speedy
dash. The dye, of pallerde wise were eetaally
11l a delun tontlon have Len preserved for
romtlet ley the in. of Schenck's thew great er
rem
/Ir. Scher/et 's Almanac contelw a NU treatlte
en theearlowl formm of dices.. his ode in
treatment. and gene. dlr. CUoue hoe to m trui hit
merlitle, con Le had melte. or a• et by 111%li
a•Liremtug hie Principal Wane, No. IL North
Lints ctreet. Pa
the relmoule nyrup Red Keveced Toe.
le each $1,51.1 per both le, or 67.30 a half durum
Ntaudrele PUP. Nb egota a ton. Toreste hy
4, ogal:t• de27".IAP
Or - DOC:11111 RfIITTI Eli COP -
TIN Lies lI:CAT ALI. NitIVATIL
Ill:INA:ANS. 'I bat num.:roe. elaas of cares re...ail
ing from at If.alote.c, seta, swam:attics,
11t114GJJ1lity. Irritability, eruption* seminar
emlalions. and Snail) Imio.terciN,SerlSinnentl)
mired. reitont afdlet. d with delicate. Intricate
Sad lon, alandlitz conattlationat coletdal t. are
pallier! Intl. d to mail' tor consultation, lentos
Rescosta hot tnac. Eaporlenov e the bettor teachers,
cttnle.l tlin to pi sleet remedies al ono. , till
cleat, safe, to rie.ancn, and which In most eases
can be used wltbont hindrance. to btifilness. Med
lolut• prepared In the eetal.ll,hment. wlticla ent
-42 trot °Mee. reception and wStile, Stan
boa, din, and inceptn, Party eats for ...lent
requlr .Lally p. clonal attention. and vapor
anlcLetaltal late], tlin3 witcCotratlng lilt famed
cameral sprlnct. Nu to tar echo hoer fatted,
at. , tour rate. Lead what to safslit psm-•
ptnet of fifty cask, In •oy add rem for two
vamps In 1. - 11..1.•neclopa. Thousands of mats
tr. +Lind annually, at out. e
landauor the cons
ly
nlisborgil, No. (lours r N. to al., at. Non '
dr y
s
12
tor w 1..
clam r. N. NaLlidnot sent to any ad.
ta to ..
• -to
121 - 11,11Teli EL(IVA fIA !ROVE.
—7hts Cufll4l,l 11st, s tit..
the Iwurt.l. Ilarlultut, It italate lostsouthettas,
duet out cootst u :t atl t nor soy . strotie polo. to
OtO 'ewe p.raly•ls Avid the I . llldtkgi
dvlo.l‘ e Prett.ralluos Peattloxvirtues they
do Pot hr rolneWt A. Ostelulure
11.51 Ity• .h.. had 81) pests natant Irked repots.
Urn to oplteld It. Inter tity as the on'? rerfeel
HAI; I/yr-111.0s u: Nultl by sIl Drug.
L1.:5. •pidled at Id Ilona ttrerl. N. Y. In?
OUT..
••cki 1 . F.1.,T0!t1t. 7410(14E,' ,
TilautAT AND
•. A
4,
.•
• 19 - ijf Sir.* orr.
1 , -. Is 11:0 . 1,1 rINIc
GRO6ERS. Ste.
1111114OR1 1 11, 11 iIIPER & CO•,
•
243 Liberty Street,
mooolltol.tool ol Wood sllOl.l
WHOLESALE G
ittsburgh, Pa.
felttcl
ESTAISLItkiIIED UT '
A. h T. tiollidLY, 1812.
W. !AMEX
WHOLES — AIM GROCER
NO. 271 Liberty • Street,
1111h1.47my o.lr, EA.. fIoYCLa
AL STEELE k SON,
Con:m.63lon Merchants
AND °NAIADS IN -
vr.cprtrt..<4le/ku.r.i. 4 i7. - nn. ace.
No. DD 1)1110 STAYET. Pear Root Common,
ALI.AtIIIYNT CITY. Yo.
MEANOB & HARPER,
PLOUH, GRAIN "%I) pft/gyue,g
Commission Merchants,
•Na 120 LIBERTY NTREET,
cvnfleminclo.. ' • 3.7
W. C. ARMSTRON G,
Igncersaoi tort or a Armstrong.,
PRODueg COMILSSION EPSCHAFT,
No. Sib Morkr t *ltreet. •
myl3
L. J. BLANCHARD, •
Wholemle and Retail Grocer,
Nu. 3U6 PENN STHEICT
T
hol L enVi! Or n oc A er li L i fl p oznin s . r AmTT!,)N,
aud Mealcraln Produce. Flour. It::on.TUerg:
Laruon and Lard till . Mon Nall., MI".
Cotton yarn. end all rlttaborsti Manufactures
generally, 1111 and ISCCONLI sTagra.
Fitt...burgh,
l• 11008Z-ZIMI. 11011135....M.i. n. POPS,
Z onN I. HOUSE & Sue.
f, repast. still 0111.: 1. 111011,1 C al CO., Whole.
sale re Votoroleflon Merchooto, Comer
of Or:0000.14nd Wator .trorte„Slfliq!ltioh.
o !Ls_ til! . tart_
HALIC (IOCIIS• ANIP 1•1:01)(11M, ULALP
LLKYYI+wNN. Nu. 11 N IC IXTLI BTft ICKT, littallut.b.
FOUNDERS, Me, CRINfSii:
KW FORT PITT
FOUNDRY COMPANY.
°moll AND WOUlt,
TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSHURGH, PA:
tom" Engines, Rollins Mill Ma
chinery, Nail Machines, Re
torts. and Castings generally.
Ronnuscpri, RES 01 Co., ---
Surcenors to Mains° , Nods A Nuaaws,
WASBINCIT N WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND NAOH ST% PITTSBURGH,
Manufacturers of Boat au Stationary Steam Nu-
Wii:ig i 4iriro g iVfllll a ichgiiii
Word,iVarill
two Mai.. duller and Sheet Iron Wo rd,
wilco, .Ic. 1%, corner Vim mod uoilthlield
" ritts for UflYrAßb'S IiATMNT DU ROTO
f r Alton BORT. • • . ~.i .,s2U
...?•...—---- .----__._____,__
THOMAS CARL & co.,
Fourth Ward Foundry and Mediu Works,
!„A . Npustry . BT., ♦t.LYUNYNYCITY. ca.•
Itannnacturerg orStationary and Portable Ste=
tauter., MI • 'ranc_ Caney., num.... o ri .
won. uteillnor 11111 and Machine
(Irate Kam Wmata. liVaffon Boxes
ftr u tlllt Oehler and hata on hand Suing of
an alum • aarlanii
FINANCIAL,
OFFICE OP
FISK & HATCH,
Bankers and :Dealers
IN
GOVERNMENT - SECURITIES,
No. '5 Nassau
_Street,
NEW YORK,
FEBRUARY 15th,1870
The remarkable success which has attended
on regotiation of the Loan Of the CANTUAL
PACIFIC ILA4.ROAD COMPANY and tbo Wisysint
PACIFIC FAAILIMAD COnyaleY, and the popalar-
In and credit which then Loans have =Obtain
ed In the markets, bash tR this Country and El,'
rope, have SW wa that the Flint Mortgage !Sonde
of wisely-located and honorably-manned tin t-
mad. are readily tales as the most tunable,
safe,' and advantsgetus form of investment,
yit 'ding amore liMra7 Income than can Urea/tor
toe derived from Government Bonds, and availa
ble to tate their piace•
Assnred that, in the selection and negotiatipit
of superior Railroad Loans, we ano meeting a
great penile want, and rendering a valuable m—
elee to the solder. of Capital and to tho.e great
National worts of Internal improstment whose
Intrinsic merit and aubltantial character twille'
them to the use of Capital and the confidence of
inyestors—wd now offer with
,tpecial confidence
and sattafaction the
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE
CHESAPEAKE AND 01110, R, H. CO,
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
conneetlhe the Atlent C COlolt, and the snagatt•
sent barbed? of the Chesapeake Bar with the
Ohio elve ' r at a point of rellabln navinatlen, and
thus, with the entire Itattroed I valk , nt of the
greet Wtt and iiinahwest, PORED THE Al).
POTION L EAST AND WEST TRUNK LINE,
.0 limper Steely dentate:led for the areommoder
ton of th i e line OOH and rapid's. growing trans
bortatlonli between the Atlantic seaboard and
Enrol. , o r the one band, aid the great Pro•
dachas re lons of the Ohio sad hllsrisrippl Vol
ta ys on th other.
THE I PORTANCE OP PHIS ROAD AS A
NY.W 0 LET THOM THE WEST TO THE
SEA Initailtdcl It Into one Or notklnal Gls.-
sinesiec. and Insures to it an extensive through
tragic Iron tho day of Its oomph lion In
the sierrieginent of thy extensive agrieeltural
and mineral Vemosees of Virginia and Wes
it -oossegses, along Its own line, the
elements of a large and profitable local bodiless.
lima the great Interests, both geutral and
local. which' demand the eempletloo of the
lIRSAVEAKE AND VINO RAII.RttAII to th•
Ohio Fiver, afford the sorest guarantee of Its
sucee c od eats, rod nEhttalt IT Till: MOST
IRI'ORTANT AN U . SUIIATANTIAL RAIL
ROAD IcNTk.RPHISE NOW IN iIIOGILF..3 IN
THIS COUNTRY.
Its re porioriti as an least a^d Wail route, and
t►e promise t f an Iminente and pi . ..liable trade
assaitlog its e.lmpletion s have drawn to It the
attention had coo s ieratlon of prominent Capi
talist. and Ihnroad men of OM CUT ofnonod
lodgment and Spasms Integrity whs.< eonneo
Mot with t, 1.4.0er
. 101111 that or eminent
<Mat. rod !anthem men of Virginia and
West Vlrglatm INNLIWY.S.
)lUCUR►IIL.E AND MANAIik-
KIENT,
The Rout Ie complet d and In operation (km_
lehntond :in the eelehrt Led Wlllta hulpiar
nottug• of W., Viratolt, 227 mtlet, and there
rem No , AL:liOdmhaa (now Partially eonstructid)
tu be rtuit 'tied. to carry It to the propmed ter
miau• ete the . l,ltto tletr at, tr gear. the mouth
of the Illg deer. 131) mite: above Cloth:-
both and 350 miles below Mt+ btleih. •
L'a - . are sow 'nolo cUd or la proareaa through
Oldo emiXenl nay to HID poiv,weleb .1 I eau
toettthe CH kISAPWARE AND OHIO WITH
1116 YNTILLC HAII.III.IAI/ SYSTEMS Ur TllB
W MST AND SOUTH WYST, AND WITH Tit
1•ACIII(.' HAILHOATI.
i•a valnabl^ fr.ehloressp4 gvl,rlar Wray 46g:a
wilt risse the 0111.1111 1 CARIA SOD 01110 RAIL
ROAD toter-Vey' among the richest sad most
0w , a 4 1 ..4 tr.. 100 '1 1 47 corporttlon• or the
country; •N I) Tillitt:t ICYIbT..I A rilicsexT
V A I.IJE. IN CON ELITED ROAD AND WORK
DONE. EQUA 1. T.l THE ENillaC A HOU N
OF THE 11 MED/ AUK. •
=3
with spe.lal rs ferrate to the want, of rilelaassr
of loreeture. and combine the saris.. features
of sonviallenerh safety, and protection agalust
lou or fraud.
The hoods are in &nominalism. of
$l,OOO, $5OO and $lOO.
They will be Itsucti as CQUPON 1301:DS. FAT
a aca To Bun., and may be held In that form
The eon..a any be detached and emee led.
the Bead made a lakYAName LlLOMiltitith.
Boss. trautfrrahle only on the Dm'a or the
econo y. a.ad the haelett, made payablelooly to
the ergtatemd owner or his &Bailie?.
The three classes wilt be known reapeettrolt
as: • I
lit. • COUPON BONDS, DATABLE TO
orailteu.-
9J. ••_iZOIdTHIIED BONUS WITH COU
PONS ATTACHED.•• -
Sa. • •lllUllSrzßin PONDS WITH COU
PONS ATTA ex EP," awl should be so dcalßaa
kd - Corrrapoodcala la loptalftlaa Lac class al
Nepali desired:
They here TIMMY YiraUS boron from yu•
nary IL 11170. with Interest at slx - per cant.
Der annum from November 1. 111160,
PAL AND INfINIJT I,TADLD IN GOLD IN TIM
CITe or lizlr Toni.
The laterest le payable la RAT and Nownianaw
that It may tale Ihe place of that of the earlier
sates of Flee-Twenties, and mit the conveni
ence of our friends who already hold C. 0..) and
Western Par. 11, Honda. with Interest ynt.bie In
JemierY ead Jell% and who may desire. In mat
ICE additional Investments, to have their itter
est rcestrable at different lesloll, of the year.
1)0 Loan Is Neared by a mortgult moms the
entire Line of licked from Richmond to the Ohio .
61 ter, with the smut pmcnt ar.d all other prop
erty and appurtenances canceled therewith.
A BINE INO -FUND OP .100,000 PER AN
NUM IS PROVIDEDTOR. THE REDEMPTION
OF 71lE BONDS. TO TAKE EFFECT ONE
TSAR AFTER THE COMPLETION OP THE
ROAD.
Tl.O mortgage la for $16,000,000, Of which
1µ11,000.006 will be naereed and held treat
for the redemption of outstanding Ronda of the
Virginia Central Railroad COIOOIOT. 0010 merged
In the Cu. *►o 00 0.
00 . 110 .15.000.000. a eugletent
amount WU 110 .0111 to tomplete the road to the
Ohio river, perfect am: Improve the portion ►ow
I► operation, and thoroughly equip the whole
for a large and actiratrille.
Tin present mice le 90 and corned Waren..
♦ Loan so =DI, otou red, so earerolly guazded
and so certain hereafter to command a prominent
place among-the favorite securities In the mar
kets, bsth In this eountry and Marone, will
IS oars enPreerated and qulekly absorbed.
Very reapecUblly, •
FISK & HATCH,
Bankers.
14.—We have Issued pamphletsountalaiss
full particulars. statistical details, maps. ate..
which trill be furnished Upon application.
lir WS buy and sat Govern
ment Bonds, and receive the tic:
counts of ßanks, Bankers, Gor.
porations, and others, stikieet to
check at sight. and allow interest
On daily balances.
S. MI'CLEAN
imam*,
No: 76 Fourth Avow, Plillabonii6 Pa.
I:LS:t.?7{7l
TRADESMEN'S NATIONAL BANK,
Wood St., cor. Second Avenue..
INTEREST PAID UN DEPOSIT*.
Gold, Coupons, Bonds and Stooks
13013011 T AND . SOLD,
MUIZMW
VANIC.aIIC. Vice Prerident,
oe2 .111/ . CYRUS CLAILICS. Jx.. emitter.
THE SAFE DEPOSIT CO.
THE..OS PITTESIeUItGII,
Safe Keeping of Valuables,
Under guarantee. and 1.1 o; renting of gores In Its
Fire dad Burglar-Proof Vaults...
No. 83 FOURTH AVENUE.
Proisident—WlLLlAM YIIII.T iPI4.
Vice Preptlttent —MESHY LIPYIN.
DIIINCI,10.1 , 1:
WILLIAM NilLLIs B.IIIVRON H. VAIN 111.14'
1111NICY .loW. tl. 110/1111n , N.
Wi1.611.31 RUA. ' 'OEURU g
WILLIAM M. i.vos,Lepwris 0. nuns Y.
JAN. 1. BoNNE rT,
SIC`Y d Turno—S. P. JON BONNOORST.
Open dolly (rum o'clock A. V. 1 o'clock
PROPILE'-S NAVINGS BANK
• Of Allegliony.
Cei. Federal and Lame& Streets.
R. 11. MANXMAN, Premptent.
T. P. YOUNG, Csimblor.
BANK OF DEPOSIT AND DISCOUNT.
Stockholders Invidually Liable.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS
CITY hitANK.
112 Fifth At sults, Pittsburgh, Ps.
CAPITA L, 8100.000.
STOCKHOLDERB INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
ViTEREST PAID ON DEPOSIM
FREN
Bought and soOld, an t
s ex
desire
nn desire! r , to
Europe. Colleetlonawade on ell in • connpal
Points of the United State ,Ind C,s u
DOMINICA lltOen. Prusl.l,
W. N. MOMNAN. Oaablur. •
U. Ihnoen, ,ate
Thom. Rourke, Hugh I:ratinc,
Patrick Nana. r.:l Catcpbea.
Char. It. Harr, .TINc I'lcrltm
Chu.MlLliillll. it. A. Freyvoyn , ,
R. J. l/race. . 11w:tins Barr.e.,
N. NOINy.
lel AR JON. M.M ZZA ,. . SnlltpOort
HAIM. CAUGSFIEV br.. CO.,
RANKERS AND BROKERS •
•
•
Corner FOurtlt arad Wood Streets,
PATTSBUIt.Ga. PA.,
(SLICCESSqIEt TO HANNA, ISA KT 0.0
DYALZIA
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And particular attentlitu `paid to the intents
mill talc
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
S , Nlt. Dralttl on'Lonclon
1110LRIEm ai SONN
13 .AN]EtrIE4II7, S,
57 MARKET. STREET
rtrrsnuttan. PA.
11:timts loatle on hit the iainctr.ll.l.lft.i
tbr LW!tett Canattas.
Stochs,Bonds and other Securities
BOUaliT itNl) SOLI) UN COIOIISSION.
mi Particular attention pald La the purchase n
of
United States Sec.urities
REPORT OF • THE
CONDITION OP Tilt
Farm Ors &posit National Bank,
At .0. do. of Inudnes. 'larch 0'440,11410.
lUKSOIIIIOE.S.
Loans and lllscouuts 41,107.250 93
U.S. Roads to secure-el reu , allon 300,000 00
Due from liedretnlng and Re
serve A gents
Due front other Nevi Banks—. 5
.4. 0 41
Due from other Banks and
Stanters.... 24.000 IN
Ranking House— .
Cunont prove; '''''''''''
1' 1.111 ° 3 U rg e
Taxes Paid 5.045 73
Premiums 3,400 Ng
Cul. Wm, lueluding u.no • R. 607 06
Eschaugu Clearlo, Roue..
lOU% 41 other . 3. 412.1 :3
Bills of State Rank ' /43 DO
Fractional' Currency. tlucludlng
Nickels.) 049 40
vit e1e.C.4,10
ender Notes 50..661 Do
al T 73,D0
3 her cent. Cullflutes. '' .'' 100 LOULOD OD
1.7A7171.71 4"°8.3"
. .
Capital ;Stock 99,1 pt. ..'9 300;000 00
Numb.. Vutot 60.000 otl
Croat mut L
suoss 901;333 61
National Itk ulrculallou out- •
atatolln9
11 '-' 981.800 Ott
Dlvlootoo 099.1 698 00
Individual depoalta ..... All. SW 79
Moto:Nat'l Itaaka - 191.1871/
DoOto totter Banks aal
Banters 04,11292 '
EE's
•
STATE OP PI W
NN5T1.VAA,1,8014,3149 IN,I
or ALt,t Utterer, •
P. 1.. riT rIINNSON.s...bIer of the
solemnly
National Hank or Iltiaburan. Ps., du
swear that the above statement Is true to tile
bu.l of my
k" V. " lf. e ts !' iViVi r i . S3. easels,
Sworn to sod subscribed tidbit me thir 31st
day of March, MU. CASSI
Notary Public.
I:enact—Alb at: •
- .
WII. WALKT IL.
Alttiu4 KLY, Dizetor.
NlAltsl-1/I.LL,
OILS
BIZOTIIERS.
CAMMISSION hIERCHANTS
AND DKIT.EIis IN
Petroleum and -its Products.
egg b :ls°.:.V l g7W.Ut i ginUL D .
PbOadelAlAUAlee-131 WALNUT HT.
WARING & KINR,
C 011101.1071 Merchant. sod ilrotet. la
Petroleum and its Products,
DALZELL.S . BLOCK, DUQUESNE WAY,
PRILiDILLP . HIII ADDRESS. •
' WARING, KING '&
.109. : WALNUT STREET.
sing
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.
no:mum rr:c.. TWEDDLE,
=I
Lubricating &High Test Burning 011 s.
*Alps* Railroad Azle OM
. _ .
.titestds great host. m
without ensued; remains
IlIDOld at loweSl te a.ilmil.
tropical climates or hot weather. oil tot
Locomotive, gligaus,llloctiloo Shop, •
N ow
Wil X leut
111 sod Planing XIII 011 e.
Adapted for high speed.'
Mpletlele 011. Wool.Hood.Llght 011,
011,Tanners'Slull/Behoole, ,
log and Pislohlog Gosoltoo,
011, llorsosso 011. Paraeleo.
ARMOR VARNISH, to preserve Bright Iron
Wort and Macbinery from Rost.
These product. are manufactured under Dr.
Tweddlc , s_patent by Superheated Steam in Ver•
coo. The Lubricating oil. are almost odorless,
perfect IY pure, uniform, mid mostly light col
*red.
at a high temperature unchanged, and
remain limpid during extreme cold. The Bail.
roan Oils are unequalled. and are to constant op•
on many of the principal Railroad.. Samples can
he OSLO/Med and o rders left at ll* WOOD
STUART. Work. at Stamina"' Bridge.
AROMTV.CTS
T. D. EVANS,
Aiscurrioca - ..
No. 42 Fifth Avenue.
Plan and specifications prepared with can for
aintods of buildings. rohla
Paßlafrri.MCf.VPie
ruulT LUNA; ArSOCIATION 1113/Llaii 6 i.
Nom, ■ tuft S M. Clair lemti,
ilfaels.l att.•atton Oven to tha dealgoloir ana
OtOMing of Otlf!lor •i.!l:Y.ts cad iliaIAE
" """
STONE
ICITEAT COMMON
v v
`MkscAine Mona WCrir,l.
florgmenteorrlorofWastCommoa. &Iles brrl•
IrICCOrn ATVATIOI & CO.
OM mallard or baro ea short ..ntres.brorl
far ahlorrallo, brolrerr
Vara.. Az. Hard an 'raiz& Nom.
Ord.. pmegllly •1111011.4 Prlaes Molt We:
-
ENGINES, BOILERS, &o
FORT ,PITT
BOILER. STILL MU) TANK
*C)Ri:Z i S.
CARROLL AND SNYDER.
MASIIPACTUREKI OT
FTIFE R - ISO . I B 1
CHIMN OIL STIL KYS, LS AND OIL TANKS,
IMV.E.t.'IIINO AND ASH rANS.
13 LING . ...Ns. SALT PANS AMP CON
DE. Kit,
ST ASI P h LUSA/KATE= AND IKON.
BIMKS,
r s AND COAL an UTML
Ocoee and Warehouse c rrrrr Secon d.
t.
Third. Shor and Liberty StreeL
PITTSBI7EGII, PAS
egTOPlcri - roll to flat *Dove Mares, 1•111 to
promptly stterolt. , 3 mlatltS,
HUGH N. BOLE & CO.,
Cur. Point Alley and flagman Bt..
=I
Engine Builders, rounders and
Machinlstw
..Sfannfootora STEAMBOAT ENGINES awl
STATIONARY ENGINES. of *Galles. .
. . . . .
nprelal attention invited room -rev bTI.TION-
AlrY OIL V. KILL ENUIKE AND FOR - FACIA
ISUlLEll.orlbliorse power.
VASTINditi, of "'cry kind, made Worrier atom .
Fkaindry on Ttllitli STRKET. below Marker.
twig for rni wrile SHAFTING, 1.1.11A.F.Y5,
liAbalEllB, and TOBACCO bUItEWS
add IRON rims.m. on band and
made to order. at thu
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Fronting on the Allegheny/Ellice, near the Point,
I=
i/W - All onlnn Dromptly nikd. T ItY US
lEZWini;2l
=1
SAFES AND VAULTS,
=
ENGINES AND MACHINERY,
BRILWJERY WORK, REPAULTNII ND PUT
aNA..
1.1 MACHINERY, HYDICAULIO CS-
Car. 17th and Pike Sts., Pittsburgh. Pa.
.16:06
O'HARA BOILER WORKS.
F. REPHAN & C 0. ..•
Atonth.turera of
Tr.: 4 44 4, :1.441.4, 4:IL TAN F:: 4 , IiTII.I.S, AU
LT AT4 14 I.l' VANS, 4: M. 31 /SI s
N 1.1:1:10N ClLlStitZre,
11:41CITEN FIBS 11E143. 8.u.,
Cor.. of Second Avenue and Liberty St.,
• l'irrsauitu 11. PA.
L.Pairhg .100, promptly. t)rdcre toihr
nhor....zu will Imt s promptly ottonated to.
fortaurly Mar1a.,..2 at CA ItItOLL
LiNV1.,1..14.%1.
JAHLI, ILDILVAU u, naueu
JAILED DI. 6.110 N,
=I
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks
SHEET IPON WORE. &O.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
STOVES. CAhT/NBS. do.
. . ,
CTOK. STOVER.
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL & CO'S
TRIUMPH,
FOB BITUMINOUS COAL,
'Warranted to Coot, Bake or Roast as
well as an; other Stove In tho Union.'
BISSELL &. CO.,
N 6. 235 Liberty Street.'
haw. oa hand and for mike.
PAlit.o Ft STOVES.
HEATING srovvi,
tqcATIL MONTS. YKNIMS.
C00K1 , 43 RANUF.A. Se.
GRAFF, MMUS 86
01 cad tr.,: SUNDAY. Febr-Inry
16170, [mins sl2:.:[.ae
:Jupo: oaruct Ater .e.
toMriat
ItANZFACTMIXag OF ltirlAtY VAMILIT 07
sro - v:E.
BOSTON COOKING BAXGA
"T'a FIERY
ro.WAilicsin GUILD! •
NICW ANTI-MIST COOEUUSTOVE.
11!," COLUMBIA 131g.;at
BANG c i ktin i nN i mAtiitA? WLII tat AN'S
grar F111:117,41,TEZ """"
2.06 and 2 . 03 Liberty fitreet, •
WM:el] . rrriNnratrut,
A. BRADLEY & CO.,
NO. 80 WOOD STREET.
Manphteturen Of the Unseat. Varlet, of
Cook, Parlor anti Beating Staves,
CEEME
•
Inner LlSiOrment will*. roundel! the LWITAT
PATTNILNI3 AND IIIPHOVYAIENTS. and the
rep Calton of our Stoves Is such that any one In
teat t of a Rood article should purchase none tod.
those an.ufactured by us, therwlll ho found
the twat durable as well as erobonNeal. Would
caII particulat attention to our new VOLCANO
STLI VA.tor churches, halt. stores. Over
sd .di in three 0100111.1. 011.1.1birol IV with or
eosin, A. wve used mew pro
autonhor Lobar ottlerano,r eneap
er. eeno Jur Cstatorue a. Prove L... len,
LIVINGSTON & CO,
Lanni =tuner* of LIGHT GREY IRON
eau SS WI rg . EEL
Liet work our speitalty. Loose Joint Botta.
Shutter and Gate "Haimposh Pulleys, and other
arthdt • of Builders' Hardware always on hand.
011100 and Wort., near Outer Depot, Allegheny
City. Postal:ace address, Lock Box ROB, Pitts
build, Pa.
BRASS FOUNDBLS
ua2faT MIX OUSTSV Rital.
HENRY-BIER & CO
.
CM=
ZORN M. COOPER & CO,,
BO and Brass Founders.
BRASS CA MejuNfits
YADX. PROMPTLY TO OBOE&
Makable and Grey Iron Fittingg
GAS PIPE. AND TUBING,
THROTTLE, SAFETY AND CHECK TAU
ALL GLOBE PATTERN.
IRON C4CIOCIK*.
Brass Work of every description for
Steam, Water and Oil. •
NANIIPACTURRRC!. or J. M. COOPER a CO•%
Improved Baking-WWI steam Pump.
Agents us Dreyfus , p a t en t Oil.
era, the beat its the Mar ha.
0111 re and Watts, tamer Thirteenth and Plan
ncratta. spat
A TWOOD & Itice4 FORET,
Comer Liberty rtnret sad Tiara Arena(
Pittsburgh', PA.,.'L
BRAM FOUNDERS AND IRON PIPE FITTER ,
Aid AGINTS for A. 1!,. 01.118.11.)N i CU'S 4
rum CU •Np ttLOWAIL4,
cAREIAGES, EUGGIES.
JOHN q, WORKYAN...IIMICUseDDAWe
WORKMAN do DAVIS,
BOCCI/MORS TO
Workman, Moore &
Manufacturers and Dealers la
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES.
Spring and lincliWagons,
NOS. 42,41, 46 old 48 Deaver St., Illegkeiy.
Rerj aying kW, promptly executed. Ort•
dem f r New Work rotten up 1.1 good .I,le alto
wavagio , l to give NaNfaetion otlell Vertigo.
e_vty] sof work coO.4OUTO'n bane.
_SuLt e ritivivn t for Um New haven Wheel
V{ 9 lll . 6 o 2.4:atfOlgyps gter ' nel3MM
AIM. Battler for emum. `•
U. RICHARD DAVIB having Ipurabaaed tbe
lemmata: AlnS:.lod WIT. D. Moore, 'be 11110
arm of WellalleA N. MODAL •CO., the bust
neae will nereafter be continued a the old nand.
ender the name and style of OBILMAN •
DAVIS. Orders soltdced
JOH . N Q. NV HICYAN.
'H. RICHARD DAVIS.
Late with Millen.' National Bask, rloUbarso.
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BETTER:
is boxes Trash NW asUes;
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Tut Lnae..... I,lk 0. - .3. , ; . .. , i 1.. 1, a._ te.!:•
Watl'a No. 1,. 000 N3l, A .., :• ~ n.. , 5 ; 3,
IttletonAc N 011.33 J.,....!ii,,, ~,,,
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Clnetnuata a...A.550 6,-11. i , ..,,•,;, ~ ,,:..e. rs 1., ,
Johnstown Solo:au ..,i . 177.';10':1 X. / . 4.0J
Reeks AeNet 1:10.11nn!, Vs 5.:1•. , ':0. : ..! . n! I
Pittab , So. 1:30 pait. , :. , _?r , .... , -..".•,.4:4:...
Paeltle. laxp , e. 1,60 paniem . X.,: r i.. N. - o._ ....
Walla 1i0.L.J3:1500rn , .1 , .. c.,. ...,...1:1 „ L
larela AeNea9o:ll tneli:.:11:! . , I.c. :?....3::.? .:
Wall'i -No./. 0. t , pc' •e ‘ Ar. .L. , 4.0. .. 1:.; O .
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.13,c50 trat t ra make c. 0 . ,. c,nnt. .ton. . } t are'..
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'ol . lo , lry at 2 015 a. ao., resehlne,Llttat:erVA
10:14 a. ea. Re tumble, leave: ....1::::: re. ;
1b1:.40 tp. m. Ake arr.lvee at Walt, S.!t.to..
11:101, in.
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r C ‘pra. irc:ts daily. VIDIIIII:,
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Yet. ars: Street Depot, stilegb y etty.ao
Arrant.... Depart .
s.pr:nizire No 1e11t4.0 bal
rapport N 0.121010 a :a:Prot:port otart.,.
Kaprom it3:4o mriltsm•h•s;
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ttprtrisn'o alas
r a n p N. 16. 40 -S
ArPre alas ran natty eopoot emote,.
The
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Traht larres
overt Sandal . at 7:40 a... Allogr•
City
at 10.30 c. I:4,,crnAg,
qt
City 1:351) D. Is, ant: aortas as Altee•Prt ny Jut._ •
tion 2:40 m.
The?rens leaving .1.11e,545 - rr Crrr a 4 Ttt , • • • 4 •
tv. make throes connection r.:
tones lino Or Stage, tcr PloaLr.al ittnnan;:tov.n.
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et 170 1/e,t,
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Fed... al
no Masters Pei:pop:rat:LP. 2.111r05a , , ..
aown° any 01.0 for r?rn. t tnr:
apparel, and lt=lt UN!, L 1
Hundred Dollar.L.
VAI. All na,pa.,. n -
.aeedlng QUI =owl In Va.an :ll '
oVle Owner. 001,11 taken by Y
nail General Inaneelatendent..
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And arrive , at the Union
reh elLi time, a. meows:
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9.49419 Le 8:68 p r: I
0.90 th ' 1:00 pm I
trains Stop 01
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i•lttelmargh Time.
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31. to Aral groin, Unt•lt. 3:15 V. 10:00 A. Or
Wen Erwton ifircum , 4 4:30 r. C. N• 35
Pr.:Warr:B A.ocoradt'n. 11:15 I'. 0. 7.50 r. 55
Viet A:. toMaK•grpart 10:30:. 0. 6:45 A. ot
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HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
BEAVER FALLS
CUTLERY ca,
No. 70 Wood Street,
=I
MMMEIM
Solid Cast Handle
TABLE KNIFE.
Superloe Steel Blade. with punter:a Rol.
sten The diet al compnaing this handle II
cast rtn.y to the blade. siTuring :he Em
mett strength In eonsßucllon without ad.
ditionsi web:mt.
IC nighhe requisltJ hardnees, and
will iota or blaeken, at In the ea,
of plated warn. In color end briblanev,
It 'OM Sal to pure sliver. Handle ar
Blase,'"as above descr ibed constitute nu
article of UNIQUE Elegant P
:daThmp n en and tsreae
utierb C i vi c
and (treat ntrength of
Pals articleables the Inane facterer• t.
rentimmend It en as apeelelly adopted for tt ie
Inall sintele. Steunivials,Restatirante,
Pail: feettlutions and Private Famillei.
BEAVER FALLE CUTLERY CO,
No. 70 Wood St., Filkburgh,
TABLE CaTt s
.gin u P R ORET KNIVES.
Guaranteed.
ESTABLISHED 1831.
LOGIN,
REGO & CO.,
ratt't
Norlbw
FES
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Ceaavaay.
A fall •toek' 0
smiths alba Car .
eer•e Pile.. li.aa
Leather, as, tale!
Ja.11:125
Ms.
thor D.
ak,.ass basset,
COAL AND CONN
EDIBLES- IL 11111811104,
• Elf ..-
Yool4:teny ana Connellsville-Coal,
•mad YanYrscWiYT of•
COdL, SLICIUND DESVLPIILTIZED COIL
OTPWb An. YARD. con, Butler arid
Mono. street LlWity 0,11
Ninth werd •
,ow r.reet, Eighth want,
da, &et or BON simat. P. & B. B. DaDet.
Ireond ward.
Orders MIS at either or the situ. re oeleua, or ad•
dress MO through rlttaburek 1). •
calve prompt
At r" .01;17%11 , 14 , • IVlre'll'Ag -
One
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or., Oren & roma*, Alex rzrk. Bro. a'
Co.. Pont , McCurdy a Co., lt,ere.C.r&
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nosu aunt ceAL:::
MeggON, bTrIVA.ET Cf:.,
•
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NO. G 67 LIBERTY STREET,
Motel CAW ram. Mai rIEWND ZLOOR•
Wag EflUr." 71X4."....M.?=1:01eigtgi;
ovrert roZtroter— t
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N 0.1.11 ant 3 3*k•rt;
1-311 • set 3331
Lio . rn i r Ifact!rel;
Boa ware,. LAIC* D . 0.4.
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