II
FINANCIAL,
MERMAN BANK,
!co. 80 FOURTH AVENUE,
FIT3'3I3IIIMEL
INE!=::1
OAHU CAPITAI
Stockholders Individually Liable. - 7
DANK OP IDRODUKT AND OP APODIT.
JURN o
YI.P adn YP
t. W. 'Lw w. %
,
ya
rro
maw-row.
Inp.a. M. Marshall. •Ingn M. IJannad.
V. re. T.lShannon. I AreblWll Walla..
inzess W. Arrott. Jam. P. Jelly.
U. Lusgtga-c-b. Ws. Floyd. •
Cl,
The Yank Is now reaz, orgParga and PPP."'
llesog.Sgencral Banging iglglnlslls
tReCOI.4I),
',,iLvER AND COUPONS,
nought at Highest Prices.
VT. R. MERTZ, Banker,
Cor. Wood St and sth Ammo
JAMES T. Bey & CO
Co.,
e.JON=. CU.. •
corner 'fourth Avenue and Wood St.,
• "
Fey and sell all ande of
tiOVERNRENT SECURITIES,'
MAD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
• tt2f 3101 , r ILVUSABLE TIMM.
Or Interco,. Allowed on Depoelta.
ei•Money loaned OIL 00•CALSOMIL rinsid.
••• ',el Market rates.
Order, exersated for the Purchase
•e.l Nate of IeTOCKIe, BONDS tams
BOLD.
JAI4RS_T. BRADY & CO,
slnregil GaiettE.
- MAN A.ND TRADE.
. -
Orgies r Prrnnesen GazsrrSA
War, April 7, 1870:
.
Gold ope ed strong this morning at '
.
118, advanced liominalfy to U2X, but
dooUued.ht i tbe dose td 111 X. The tin'-
derime ln [gold is remarkably firm and •
sharp rally would inevitably follow if it
-wan Wpt fo the largo payments of gold in
May, or a ro bable anticipation of,the
May lid t.. The funding ' bill Is re
ario
Sardonl.•24 having very little influence
-on wild alit the tilfeat has already been
disc3neted, and- a contraction of the
currency is longer thought - Cl. The
main siren hof the gold market is. de
rived from e large lmr arta which cob
Untie unusually heavy. • •
Eioveminents bonds were strong at the
that board, but declined again at the
moon session and cloned strong with
every indication for a sharp rise. The
demand, however, is only speculative.
..; --Stooks stronger and higher; with • a
general advance all through. Reading
advanced today to SW. Pacific Mall,
'which was strong at 37X, declined again
to 98X, and closed at 47. Express shares
are strong. Our banks and banking in
- a:Rations report an increased demand '
for money by outside parties, and
, higher rates. ' •
. Bucher remains dull , aid transact
lions very limited. - ••
Quotations as received by Ph. R.
Martz: Gold, 112. Sliver, 109; Eighty.
one's, 114; Five Twenties, 1802, 11055;
do,. 111114.. 100 X; do. 1865, Mk do. 1865.
Consols. 108 X; do. 1867, 1025`; do. 1868.
108 3 ii Ten Forties, 1.08 X; Adams Ex
press COMPatIYo 61; Marabouts Union
Eipreus Company. 8; Amalgam Ex,
pans lbmparty, 88; Western Union
Talograph, 32Ne. New York Central.
91.1‘; Reading, 98%; Pittsburgh , Fort
Wayne & Chicage, 93. X; Ohio .t. Mb
eisoolppl, 29X; idlchlgici Southern, 87X;
Cleveland dr Piit i argh; 10 0 9; Chicago.
Rook Island a P fic, 16X; Chicago A
North Western ,, K; Chicago - .2. North
Western Preferred. 84%; Erie, 25.
axerramm. Large Small.
London, por . 56
Atria, per Trams..... !,‘
21% 21
Berlin, tbaler 81 83
Frankfort, florins 47% 49
—Closing quotations received by James
T. Brady dt , Co. Gold: 1124 United
Mate, Siren, 1881, 114; FiTo-Twentlea,
116%; do. 1864,1093; do. IBA 109;4;
Ten-Form* 106%; FiveTwentlea, Janu.
try sad July, 1866, 10830 do: do. 1867,
109 , 41 do. - do. 1868.10954; Union Pacific
liauroad, 67}4; Central do, do, 90)4: CT.
Pottle, 111%; Lake Superior —.
ply Telegraph to the Pttlebargh Gwnt.) .
New Yoe', April 7, . 1870.
, . .
Money easy at 506 on call, with the
hulk of trim actions at a higher rate.
4 Sterling Brio and quiet at 8%@,8%.
...lUtild dell and opened at 112, touched
1 :.
W
'and closed at 111%. Carrying rates
,i k OA Clearances 137,000,000.
vernmenta steady on gold. Ronda
heavy, and lower on currency sizes:
Coupons of .'.Bl, 114 ®114%; do. '62, 110%
5a116%; ' , do. '64, ,106%®109%; do. '65,
109%(411.10%; do. new, 108%0108%; do.
'67, 10144®109%; do. '6B, /01)%1A109%;
10.40 e, 106%68106%; currency 6s, 111%@
111%. The Government bought 11,006,,
000 at 106 48 100®10712100.
State bonds dull; Idissonrie 92%, old
Tenuous 58%, new do 52%, old Vb..
es
glid 69%, old North Carol inas 46%,
•
' nosi-do Z..
• • Thesral lway marker was strung And
higher on Lake Shore, New Jersey Cen
tral, Reading and Northwestern. The
. balance of the list was dull, and in some
cases weak. The Bt. Paul directors were
In Bandon to-day, arranging details for
the purchase -Id` the Hastings ,t Dakota
end - Western Union roads. lalacelle
netrna - stooks were dull and Inn. Ex.
press 'stocks were quiet, and United
_ etudes deolioad. It appears that -the
Governor of Pentasylvaa hu not signed
the bill tbr Inquiry Int* thernneolldallon
of the Lake . Shore and lialiclo anti Erie
And ilia millkelit y betonle slaw.
-The repoirt Ofthe defeat - of the NeWYork
Central fare bill at Albanyls denied.
Canton; 64%; Cumberland, 37; Western
Union.rsidantPlie 3 2 M Ptelokeillar, Psi;
Martpds46; preferred, 12%; Adams Ex
press, 61; Wells, 19%; American, 38%;
United States, 43; Patella Mall, 34%; New
York Central, 92%; tioriot, fox; Erie,
24%;' , Harlem, 142%, Reading, 96%;
Michigan Central, 119%; Lake Shbre,6734;
Illinois Central, 13931; Pittsburgh, Ito;
North Western, 73%; do preferred, 84%;
Rhode Island, 11634 ; New Jersey (Neutral,
104 %; Rt. Paul, 66; do preferred 7134;
Wabash, 46%; de preferred, 74; Fort
Wayne, 93%. Terre .ll.aute, . 40; do pre
ferred, 643{; Mileage and Alton, Ill; do
preferred, 112; Ohio and Mississippi, 29%.
liub-efroatritry balance: gold, 11179,705,
BM; ettrrehey, 88,607,100; general bal.
6 1 1 0 %.483, 6 26,14 6 - ' '
PITTSBURGH MARKETS
Orris OF PVITSEVEOH Gezerre,
TUURnDLY, Apfll 7, 1870.
'Trade le mere active 'and our mar•
chants, generally, appear to be doing a
good humus, though they complain pf
having to work on very .clone margins,.
In same cues nono al all, as they have
to stand the shrinkage,rhich hu taken
place ire , articlaiS within the kat
ripely daps. There la an active demand:
far grain, and with limited arrivals and
very Ned supplies, prices are Arm and
well sustained. —.Provisions steady with
'n good demand and regular sales at quo.
unions--dealers seem to be impressed
with the belief that the bottom has been
tombs& and, consequently, the market
la gaining more strength. , •
APPLE BUTTER—SaIes at 65(4700.
AtiliEd—Gtulet and unchanged: t3om
mon _hods. Ash, 4o; refined do 4 , 4;
Pearls SC Pots 7ji. • .
APPLES—quiet and unchanged—
supply folly up to the demand; regular
allo• 5ti1&f ,, 403.50 per bbl.
BITZTER—PriIbe to cholod- roll le in
steady demand at 374410, wbUo common
and interior butter is as dull as ever.
' BEANS—We can report sake at Vat ,
@3,m per bushel; the outalde figure far
choler.
BUOK.WRRAT FLOUR—Nominal, 24.
CHEESE Dull but • unchanged.
Bales of Western ReserVe at hio Ram•
burgs at lelics Ohio tionhen, 17)ig New .
Torn Goshen, 1843D1830,
ORANBERRIES—HaIIe of Beckett's'
Belle Berries at 12A per bbl.
CARBON OIL There le some Inquiry
on western account, and sales are be
ing made at 23, for ZOO barrel lots, and
231033% Ins 'mall way.
_ WM/ARAL—Ls quoted, In store, at
ve(dpel per bushel, as to quality.
bltllai FRUlT—Continues very slug.
glib and the market is completely tglut
ted;nesrly every produce house being
tall: ' yre continue to quote Apples
433,41340, Peaches 7x4aBmo for quer.
342100 for halves, and 18632 De for
pared. Blackberries at 134314 c and
pitted cherries at
EGOS The arrivals
but dealers, generally, seem to think
that prices will he higher, as they are
asking 23 when 22 is regarded as the
ruling quo:ation. •
FLotja—Market quiet but ateady,
with affair local demand. We Continue
to quote weitorn flours, In store, at 004
53 for opting; and 5,4@534 for winter,
and 17@)7,4 for fancy brands. Rye nom%
•
t 5.
GRAlN—Wheat to scarce and in the
abionce of sales, may be quoted nomi
nally unchanged at paegtas, for fair
to prima Rod. Oats scarce and firm with
49c and titio bid, on wharf cir track—may
be quoted at 59(463 for small lots In
more. .Corn, also, la scarce and higher;
we now quote prime oar .at 80e, and
i
libelled at lit ®9sc—dealers otfuriug 78
and 80c, an furnish minks. Rye la
scarce but he demand_ns not very
urgent; we dow quoin at bias, buying and
958 I, MA litig. Barley, 85(V0 for am' iv g
and 90%95c for fall.'-
LUX—Baled la being ;told on wharf
and track, at $15620, though it taken
prime timothy to bring the outaidu
quotation.
HOMINY—iB4 oi per bbl.
RUSKS-2%@130...
LARD OlL—le firmer but unchanged;
$1,26(1,28, for Extra No. 1 and 8%90
for No. 2.
LlME—Eastern white, 11,75; Cleyo
land, 12,25. _
MAPLE SYRUP—SaIes at E 1,5 1,76
for gallon jnlca, as to quality.
ONIONS— i2,50@2,15 per bbl.
PROVISIONS—Firm with a good job.
blifedemand, and prices are well MIS
Seined. ,Shouldors, 12 for Plain and
1314 for Sugar Cured; Sides, 1.5 V for
Embed, end 17 fa. Clear; Plain Hams,
164 i, and Sugar Cured me, @IPA. Lard,
16 In [tercet.. and 17 In kegs. Mesa Pork,
M. Dried Beef, 1644-®l6O.
POTATONS—SaIes of pritno Poach
Blown, In store, at 45@)50 per bushel.
PEANUTS—Prime Tennessee quoted
• at 9@1144.
PBAHL BARLEY—No. 4,6; No. 3,
644% Oatmeal, *10,50 per bushel, 15,60
per half bbl. • .
PEAS—Saloa at Vd2,25 par bualial.
SEEDS- Bolan salon of Clover seed a
$9,41®10, and Timothy seed at fe®6!.,'.
Flaxseed, a2,la bid, and none In market.
SALT—Unchanged-11,80®1,85 en car
oad lota, and the usual advance In store.
I=
O! , Flux Or YrSTEiBURGII tiA
TuURIL4O&T, April 7. IS7O.
The oil market la quint but steady,
and while there Scenic to ho more die
position to do besinnes, the sales, never
theless, continue light.; Crude is re.
markably stiff in the oil ;regions, which
is eagle: mainly to the redaction in
freights, cud as producers, have added the
reduction In-freight on to the price of
shippers and dealera are but little, If any
better off now than lx‘fere. From Oil
City to Cleveland, the rateMss boeu re.
dosed to Mb per hi.l, which la the lowest
rate, we believe. that the Clevelanders
have ever had; while from Oil City to
New York and Philadelphia, there has
been a reduction of P.lie per bid. A 8 we
noted yesterday, a still further roduc
Lion in the rate from Pittsburgh .to the
seaboard would be of groat advantage to
the trade here, as It would enaolo our
manufacturera to more ..anecessfully
compote A Oh other rivet Points.
Market strong, la sympathy with the
&dykes front above, and an. Wort Is be.
tog made to establish a Kill further-ad..
vance. No can report a sale ut one
barge at 11%, and another at 11%; though
buyers were very scarce at, the mitalde
quotation. Seller to July„ MN; buyer
all year, 14@1.1%.
El 2
Strong In the early part of the day,
but subsequently reacted and closed a
little weak. May ,to December, at, or
20% fur May, and au advance of
. 34 a cent
for 'each subsequent' month; April to
Tune, 26k; June, 27; May and June,
27; buyer all year, 20 bid—none offering
at this quotation. Bale 2,000 May, at
213)4.
OP PRUDE OIL ST i. T. R. R.
Balaton dt Warlng . 4s6, on amount NV
P K 41: Callan OIL. Works 310, on no
Count L W Young; CBI i. 912 Oil Works 3A/,
on account K 14 Long; Eacle NM Works
643, on ac't B B Duncan; J Wilkins 16.1,
on'account F W Martin: Jav Wilkins
320; on account, Phil's and Batton Pet
Co: J tiallagloorp6o, on account U Palau;
D Bly A Co 52.,.0n account J Kunkle; A
B hullis 69, ou account W Ittrtio.
Total • b 16,4
. ,
. Citizens 011. Work. 535 bids refloat! to
Tack Bro. t Co.; Philadelphia.
Fawcett, Logan, S. A Co, 200 tibia re
lined to Logan, Bro. A Co.. Phil'a.
J. - A. McKoo 260 Ws relined to. W. P.
Logan Bro. A Co., Philadelphia.
A. H. Bell A Col to bble parafine, to A
H. Bell 4 Co., Phil's.
H. Koehler A SO bbla relined to
W.rinlC.M. A Co., Phll'a.
Total 1,099 tthls.
SIIII•MMNTs EAST AT I t!,os,:ssE DEPOT.
MaCIIIII.OIIOII Refining; Co., K.. 3 big.
ref. oil to A. it. McHenry, Phila.
Hutchinson Oil Co., 115 bids benzine
to A. IT...McHenry,
PITTSBURGH CATTLE 11A10:1,1T,
PICNIVA CICIfTRAL BTOCIC YARDS,
TILUBSDAY, April 7, 1K70.t
OATTLE.
Tha offerings wore again light thi
week, and as there were qulto a number
of buyers In attendance, a much larger
number of cattle could have been mold If
they had only been here. The sales thus
far this week only reached eleven car
Wade, nine of which wore for New York,
one for Philadelphia, mid one for some
other point not mentioned. It le proba
ble that fifty car bade could have been
sold instead of eleven, and that, too, at
good prices, but as already intimated
the stock was not here, and at noon to.
day there wore but two car loads in the
pens unsold. The great proportion of
the Mock that formerly came here from
the west, la now being shipped from the
west to the east by another route.
There is scarcely enough doing to
eatablish quotations, though prices ruled
high, and all kinds of cattle broughk big
figures.' Or:dicer load very fine smooth
steers, weighing 20,040 Hey brought 8;45,
and a drove of 84 head of fairish cattle,
averaging about I.= lbs, sold at 7%.
Stock cattle may be quoted at 15 @ 0 , sx to
quality and condition.
FRIDAY, April I.—Orr Williams for
Canteen 14, wgt. 16,450, at 7,62%;
Holmes, L. A Co. for L. B. Thud 10, wgt.
8.100, at 5,25; same for Knick 19, wgt.
19,000, at 8,50.
WXDRREIDAY. April 6.-11 , L. A Co. for
C. Pfeiffer 84, wgt. 104,800, at 7,6254;
same for Johnston dr. Price Mk wgt. 21,-
750. at 7,50; same for same 5, wgt, 6,13 e,
at 8,8214: Thos Kerr to Jaa 'Martin 15,
wgt. 20,040, at 8,45; Jas. Maudlin to Win.
Kelly 2 extra enure, wgt. 4,090, at 9,00;
Jas. McCauly to. same 1 do cow, gt.
t,500 at I ir,o.
Tuunsuar. April 7.--Wilton rk 1 art
to Jae. McCauly 2. wgt. 2,790; nom to
came 4, wgt. 4,050; El., L. A Co. to K lly
01 averaging 1,225, at 7%.
HOOll.
Market steady with a—demand ut
equal to the annply, and prices, cam.
pared with last week. have undergone
ncrquotable change. York Bogs quoted
at 8%9c, and Philadelphia 'Hoge at 9%
@lOO.
BIM
The receipts havoboen larger this week
than usual, but with n continued good
demand, prices are firmly main
:Gained. One drove of extra, averaging
140 pounds, brought tic, and 2 car load,.
of very lice. averaglog)loB lbs, cold nt
834'. Ciomi 90 to lOU lb stamp. may be
quoted at 7(48 Some O'er JU ear loade
of clipped sheep chatigli hands at bO
as to quality. - •
MARKET'S BY TELEGRAPH
- -
New Yonn, April7:—Cotton firm, with
sales of 1500 bales at :..n!la fur middling
uplands. Flour—rocemts 8371 bblw—
h2vy, with salea of 3400 bbla at 14,3550
4A for superlino State and western,
54,6505,30 for extra State, $4,60f95,45 foe'
extra western, $5,154 - 0,10 for white wheat
extra, $4,80(46 for round hoop Ohio, 1550
6 for extra St. Louie, 10,10508 for good to
'choice do. Rye flour quiet, with sale's ,
of 200 bble at 14454,50. Cornmeal quiet.
Whiskey unsettled, with salon of 30e bids
western at 11,05(11,06 for free, chiefly
$1,05, and 500 bbiti, seller May, at $1,06!4.
Wheat—rocir s 43080 bush—steady with
a good demand; sales of. 69000 hush at
$1,10501,13 for No. 2 Milwaukee, $l,lO for
No. 1 do., $1,11134(01,30 foreounnon white
Michigan, 11,51 for No. 3 spring. Rye
quiet. Barley nu:lady. Corn—reoelpto
1000 bush—ism abade Armor, with sales
30000 hash at f I,oB4l,CBPfor new mixed
western, $1,117€)1,08 for old do. In
store, $1,1034501,11 for new yelloW
Jersey and Southern. Receipts oath,
3244 bush—oate active and decidedly
1 firmer, with sales of 78,000 bush at .5850
590 for we tern in atom, 61340 for do afloat
and 63®670 for Ohio • anu State. Rice
dull. • Coffee quiet. Sager firm, with
sales of 800 hints Cuba at 0509340 and 76
boots: Havana at 9c. Mohamed' dull.
Petroleum firm at 1434@149;0 for crude
and 06,8‘50270 for railcard. Reps (pilot
Linseed oil dull. Turpentine quiet at
1463450470. Pork quiet and steady, with
oaten of 470 bbls at $275027,12 for more,
$19.25021 for prime, and 120,505020,75 for
prime mass; also 2759 bbl, new mesa
seller April, May and Juno at 128; also
250 blots seller April at 126,95. Beef quiet;
sales 380 bbis at 10®15c for new meas. 114
5)17,50 for new extra mess. 'Berm beef
arm; salsa 70 tea at
.$25(.428 for prime
mess; and 628(g,30 for India mom. Beef
hams steady; eaten 350 bbl, at $2BOO for
new. Cut meats steady, with more
doing; suttee 000 !Aga at 10,4 6 '41.20 for
shoolders,l4%Ql6c for hams. Middles
quiet; n deg zzo boxes at 12544 - 012 Xe for
Cumberland cut, 14c for abort ribbed.
Lard arm; sales 500 tea at 14341:4160 for
eteam, 16@b6'‘c kettle rendered; also,
1000 COt steam. eellar May, at 15":®153:o.
Butter lower at 140320 c for Ohio. I.:heese
brut ut 14@i10e. Freights to Liverpool
quiet end• unchanged. Exports for the
week—flour 4935 bids, wheat 231,550 bet,
oorn 1140 by, oats 1000 W.I. pork 1911 bbls,
beef 805 Ws, 20% tee, cut meats 411,551
11.., turd 090,052
Latest —Flour closed dultand without
=acrid change in the price. Wheat
quiet cud unchanged, with ealee No 2
spring at 11,a)@1,12%; Winter red and
amber western at .$1,23@1,*. Rye m on.
Oats firm at 59®61!i0 fur western
In atom and afloat. Corn rather quiet
at 11,08Q1,05% mew' mixed western.
Pork very quiet at $ 20 . 9 54 27 for Ines..
Beef steady with a rie.r.tientand. Cut
Mesta firm with a lair inquiry. Bacon
quiet. Lard quiet at 15N® i6c calih,ls%c
;or April, 15;,i'c for May, and 15/o seller
throe months. E,girti steady at 20c.
Chicane, April 7.—Flour dull and on
changed. Wheat lees active at 88c for
No. 1 and 75%@76,5ic for No. 2. closing_
quiet at 76%c; this afternoon market was
unsettled at 75q,746e, cash. and seller
April, awl 72n0 seller May. Corn quiet
at 78%®70c for No. 2. 78@)79.3 tar new,
and 700 for no gradei; this afternoon
market firm at 7834079 c cash, and 81t.;c
seller May. Oats di@l)fc higher, closing
at 39,1-‘4O cents for No. 2. Rye
qniet, closing at 690071 cents for
No. 2. Barley noninal at 45(g:56' for No.
2ln store. nigh Wines weaker at 1M,03
for wood, $1,03,,t6€11,04 for Iron bound.
Moon Pork firm at 826,25; lard 16t‘c;
dry nailed shoulders , loose at 10®10t‘c;
rough sides 130.
. Receipts for-past 24 hours: 1,901•13bla
flour. 5,600 bush wheat, 21,476 bush oats,
11,200 bush rye, 2,376 bush barley, 4,951
hogs. Shipments: 4.310 bbls flour, -30,498
bush wheat, 11,029 bush corn, 5,_416 bush
ords.l-5 000 bush barlby and 2,151 hoot
CIECINNATI, April 7.—Flour steady;
family $5,15@5,40, extra $4,76. Wheat
brisk at 51,08(41,11. Corn 051 lii7e. Osis
steady at 50(0)56:. Rye ad var.oed to 90@
950. Cotton drooping; middling uplands
Tobacco—calm of hhda at
14,40318, and 20 boxes of Ohio seed leaf
at $41,80047,70. Whisky quiet but steady
at 11. Mow cork in demand at $27. Bulk
meats sold at 10;0, 1434 c and 150. Bacon
very firm; shoulders aides lb,ite,
clear rib Me. and augar - cured hams 17®
18e. Butter firm at 31@.47e. liggs 111 e.
Cllsvvie stony at 15@lac. Petroleum:
refined 20(4128c. Sugar steady; prime
Note Orleans 120012i1e. Coffee very firm
at 18542230 fur Rio. Cloverseed firm at
16@16;.c. Timothy In light supply Ind
tirm at $6,511. Flaxseed in demand for
seeding, and advanced to 111,90,
ST. LOUIS, April 7.-Cotton firm -at la
We:No. Ileum quiet and unchanged.
Flour, fall aupertibe, $4, 'choice extra,
14,50, and double extra at $1,60@1.75.
Wheat, No. 2 red fall 11,07, choice $1,2/34
®430. Corn Is very dim for
mixed; 90@92c for white. Oats higher at
54(451c. Ityo; salon or good to prima at
73(D75e. Whisky llrtn at *1,02. Porkt
miles earl v. at 127427125, and held at the
clono at ftt7,59625. Dry malt meat held
Ighor, with inTaaltri. -Bacon [lnn, Kith
only aalos,of clear aldkar at 16'c, and
hold at tho clone at Iltio for ahoulderv,
15%@L6c fur Boar rib, and 16 . 3.0 for clear
•
, •
T.—Finer Sfeady
and unchanged. Nye anur• dull at Fl 75
qis 50.• Wheak—no sedan arid nominally
unchanged. Corn very firin and 2e bet
ter: new No 2 held at pee. rejected d o
35igitidc, old No 1 nominal at 95(.596c.
Oata quiet and unchanged. llyn quiet
and unchanged. Barley pretty firm At a
range of ler_Ntate and Camila. -
Petroleum—nothing done fu retinal!, hat
hold at 23C1,2334c on spot; crude a 'Lade
timer and held at 15 2.5 spot; ;tales 1000
hbla, seller September, at 15 15.
ritutAnNheirlA, April 7.1. - /our is ad
calnied 2.5 e; sales of super at 114,50045.
Wheat higher and reeglylit light; Pen n
aylvinia red 111,30@1,23T white $1,35®
1,45. Aye hold at 111,05. Corn active
and advanced; aides of yellow at 111,0b43
I,;Q. Bate In fair demand and un-
Chinned. - Potrolcum firm& ; hollers
ask 25,Sic fur relined and Me for crude .
Provisions advancing. Itteln Pork held
nt I'7. Whlnky . sl,os@l,oB.
.
Louitormt.n. April 7.—Cotton firm,
with sales 01 iniddlingi. at 21 , Z0. Flour
15 COM 93c. - Wheat 11,1041,2% BY.
0.10.. tins 03c. Sugar 120. M0145e91 1 .7::c.
Provisions w apcculative denoted In an
ticipation of an advanco. Pork 12.4.
Bacon and 1114 u.. 'Bulk meats
1.13 end 155,1 c. Batumi 1211 i. Whls.
keY SI. Tobacco; sales 250 Meta at_ 11,00
@7 for Crush to Imps and 17, 5 0061,(h.) for
low to fancy leaf.
Itaurtmotta, April 7.—Flour firm and
active with WeAlorri superfine at 14,03%
(45,00. Wheat steady at 11,3001,45
Corn active wi? whito AL 11,07 and yet
low at 11,03. 'tata active, at Mr- Me m.
Pork at I.l7,so@its,oo.Bacon firm with
rib sides at 1514 c, Clear aides 104%
shoulder. 12,4 c and 19(i120c for LAM,.
Lard firm at 10,,. Whisky firm at 1401.
1.11311m15, April 7.--C,ottini.qulet and
firmer at Y2Ne: reoriptallS7 tialea:eiports
1,434. Flour 11,5030,50. Corn 930011.
Hay /270928. Bran /28(.2..1. Lard 10N
gine. Pork 137.501428. Bacon; shoul
ders 110,./coddes 15(11/614c. Bulk moats:
ithoulders 10c, aides 11(115e. • •
..-
.14ssitvit.L11 ; April 7.—Colton firm: low
tuldthing 21e, good ordivary 1113.1 c; stock
5370 1,5100. Becon—clear shire lec,
shoulders hams lesl, low Igo. Flour
at $4030 for auper to fancy. Corn 'at 11
delivered. •
TOLEDO, April 7—Wheat dull, amber
Michigan $1.05, No 1 red held at i 1,1234.
No 2do $1,0534. Corn: No 187 c, No Sold
89c. Clover need 25c hotter at IS. •
Mibwaugeg, April 7.—Flouraominal.
Wheat unsettled, 8334 c for No.l, 7634 - c
fur No 2. Ciatc Mtn at 430 for No 2. Corn,
rye and barley nominal.
CEICAOO, April 7.•—lloge active at Is®
012 fur common to good even lots.
Cattle active and firm at s'u(@Bso for
common crows to fancy chipping steers.
Ditynorr, April 7—Whcal: No 1 white
$1,15E0106. oats 510 - ys3c. Barley $1,55
.per rental. Clover seed; salts at mu®
8,90.
ST. Lows, 7.—Cattle steady and
in good demand at eiR7,5O. logs in
fair demand at 7,41:49349.
Dry Goods Mar►ct
NEw Yong, Anril 'l.—nothngs a Intl°
- mare animated, yet the market woo far
from active, and prtee.,teady. We have
only to Italica a reduction of. Great Fells,
and Lyman H. Brown dull from lb to
163..je. •
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD
Craivehmili Ann Ila sextuftaN RAIL.
Road, Aprit 7.--8 cars lake sup ors,
Shoeuberger, B - h Co; 4do do, Jones &
L; 3 do do, Brady's Bend Iron Cu; 1-do
do, W Clark A Co; I do do, Bryan A
Csughey: 6 lAN paper, F Wools; 8 bide
biffif, Watt, I, A Co; 8,000 ft lumber, It A
Clarke; 1 ear potatoes, Vangorder h hi;
30 hf ibis tish. J I_l Lippincott; 1 cask
one, Park A Co: 1 bbl o tobacco, F 0
Baker; 1 bx tio,AV R McMullin: b cases
paper, F Woods: 10 bbls 1 beer, J Reealer;
33 eke rags, McCullough, S & Co; 10 tubs
butter, W II tired; 3 cake cheese.
Ladrach; 4 bbis eggs, Robt Post; 3 eke
beano, 4 do dry apples, M W Rankin; 3
lib's eggs, 2 ban butter, 1 bx corn, 2 tubs
do, Volga, Mahood A Co; 109 Jugs syrup,
Bruggerinen & 0'13; 40 do do, 0 W Mo.
Cluro; 5 oils potash, Day A Co; 8 do
eggs, H Rea Jr; 1 do ;10, Volgt, M & co;
.4 bids app:os, 1 do onion setts, 7 do eggs,
3do onions. Raudol ph A 8; 3 tubs eggs,
13 bids apples, W ii Graff dr. Co; 7 bids
apples, Bruggerman A O'B; 20 do do, L
IPanchard; 3 Wit eggs, Volgt, M A Co; 2
ears lumber, Hugh Denning; 108 eke
I corn. Mciiipie A. A.
PITTSBURGH PORT WATNS AND
OBt
cane, RAILROAD. April 7.-0 cars metal,
N hoick A Co; I do do, Bryan & Oeughey;
2 do do, Superior Mills; 1 do do, (foie.
man, R h llo; 1 dodo, Zug A Co; 1 do do,
I Totten A Co; 100 bbls flour, Laing & Me-
Kslllp; 44 'An rage, Roht Christy; 2 bbla
eggs, 3do onions, WoOdworth D; 1 bbl
eggs, P Duff & ROD; 16 bide flour, El S
I Marvin; 3 dos broncos , 150 brill, flour, 72
bgs barley, Houck, Jamison' A Co; 20
cases matches, 2 Utile grease, Hartle &
Ewing; it bids potatoes, 3 do onlous, Day
A Co; 165 Nig oati4 -- Bricker & Co; I' bbl eggs, .1 J Pettit; I do do, 12 bgs potatoes,
Paul A - Gibson; 124 bag f Jars, Atlantic,
(;base Co; 11 aks kgs, Davis, Chambers A
Co; 10 bills g hides, N Holfstottf 11
bills onions, Means dr.Oodln; 4 mks 'rags,
, 1 bbln eggs, 1 be butter,
H Riddle; 1 elk
;I apples. 60 Liza cheerio, H Dilworth A
Co; 12 eke rags, tiodfroy & Clark; .2 cars
l
'meet:One, 13raff. Bennett A Co; 25 bee
starch,
25 hf bids flab, 10 qr do do, Ha
worth& I); 18 age barley, 200 bids flour,
Culp & Shepard; 100 do do, &homelier
L; 6 bee soap, F W 0 - Feld; 40 .bxs
soap, Watt, Lang & lko; 10 bbl, dour,
Shepard & Davis; 100 bids floury r 1.7
Jenkins h Dro; 10 aka feathers, F
Craighead; 10 Ws whisky, Adler,
Rosenberg A Co; 26 sowing machines, W
Sumner & Co; 20 bf hbla ash, 10 qr do
do, 8 Evert & Co! 20 bbli sizing, J A. Me-
Kee; 10 - do do, 3 Woodwell & 00; 6 bbls
gin, Little A 10; 23 bbls peas, Brugge' ,
man &O'B; 26 tee hams, j S Dilworth A
Co: 30 ice shoulders, J P Hanna A Co.
• • •
CINCINNATI AND ST.
LOD% RAILIIOAD, April ear htt
good., Dr W Sarver; 1/ bble apples, 8 do
eggs, 17 e bble, Dilworth, it II; 81 do do,
Spencer k M; 1 keg mdse. J BtaKay; 1
Id! beg., Campbell dt C; 100 bole Hour,
F. Bearietoni bze candles, W Or.
Co; 10 bble whisky, .1 , Rochendorfer; 4
bag medicine,
W Paulin; 2 obis whiskey,
J Kennedy; 4 tea asucage, B'f/oilers; 2 do
do, Dalzell A T; 1 box mdsa •.1 Halpin:
belle bide ., C Wettach &bon; Edo do,
roPik Bit Co; 6 pkgs paper, J Lublin; 5
PITTSBURCEI DAILY GAZEITE
bble Whiskey, H W 'Beaumont, 25 do do,'
R A &Tarlton; I do do, W Darn 15 dodo,
I Stern; 4 do Iron, Lloyd A 13; 10 doz
hemes. J Herdmen; 5 bbls cullett, Bryce
W & Co; 5 bdle stands, Lemon A W; 7
bales, tow, G H Denier; 1 bbl b fluid, J
Kosher, 9 ball tobacco, Means AC; 10 dos
hams, Loughery A 1 box butts, Logan
A 0; 50 bge barley, 7 bdle bags, Gilmore •
&S; 23 bge corn, W Hagan; 1 bbl
eggs. Meanor & ff 1 bbl potatoes, G W
Snyder; 6 bge do, A P Thompson; 6 kg.
butter,l bbl onions, M. W Rankin: lot h
• h goods, Andemon A 0; 100 bble flour,
Seghmyer A V; 10 do whisker, R
Woods A Co; 11 do eggs, s_do apple., 1
do !seed, W H Graff; 11 do egg', J A
Graff; 6 do do, 1 keg butter, 1 bag meal,
J J Pettit!; 6 bble g apples . ; 3 do onion.,
dead A M.
A LLHHOIiNT VA I.l.fili RAI LROA D
April 7.-68 care coal, Kier, F A K; 54 do
do, Armstrong, D A Co; 18 do do, Cole
man, It A Co; 30 eke_ oats Adam. AA; 7
bbls eggs. 2 skis rage, J . Hickerman; 5
calves, J Hoffman, 3 bble eggs, 1 PM/
•
butter' J Shot; 1 car hay, Long A M; .33
eke c seed, .1 Craig; 2 bbl. eggs. W
Kirkpatrick A Lb; 6 tills trem. J R A A
Murdock; 1 car wheat, W McKee A
1 do lime, D L 'Reynold., 4 do metal,
McKnight A Co; 2 do I stone, 18110enber•
car, 11 & Co; 2 bells it molts, I sk hair; W
Flaccne& Son; 45 blthi whiskey, Llttell
A Mechling;
P!TT96OROII A CON NELLAVI LLB RAIL.
ROAD. April - 6.-10 bble whisky, W
Welsh A eml do do, C Oble; I do do, .1
Able; 1 do do D Haworth; I do do, A.
Torrence.l do do, J (*senor; 3 do do, W
Leech; 20 bat' dhooped feed. C
'AMUR: car metal, Pittsburgh Bolt Co;
1 car metal, Dunbar Iron Oa; 35 bble
cement, WII Kit kpatrlck A Co; 1 car
grain, McHenry H; 1 MU leather,
li H Anderson; 150 Wile paper, Smith &
T; 300 bdle sheet Iron, W T Armstrong.
ALLEontsolz STATION, April 7.-20 Id
bbl' w Osh, J Craig; 10 'blots, 40 aka
flour, CI McConnell; 3 bblKertge, G Meyer;
tot bacon, J Robes; 1 Oar metal,
Rogers A B; 184 eke flazaeed, M B Suy
dam, 50 lers barley, Smith & Co; 14
nide. A Holtaine; 2 oar. Metal, Lewle,
B &
IMPORTS DV RIVER
CINCINNATI PER JUNIATA, April 7.-
115 hides, 8 Harbaugh d Co; O bga [oath:
era, F Craighead; lank' feathers, Allen
Kirkpatrick dt Cu; 10 do do, Jon Craig; 9
do do, S Ewart d Col 12 hales tow, Fol.
ton A Hopper; 12 do do, T B Twang; in
bbl, whisky, if W Beaumont d Co; lk
hales button, Boise.,Bell A Co; 6 ice
bacon, H Childs Co ,12 bales hemp, ll
Gorwfg ' d Co; 608 bdlo cooperage, Phil-
Bps d kit 30 tone metal, LOOMIS d Col
lard; 12 bids eggs, 54 bales hay, 47 bble
potatoes, 15 bbis apples, P Dud& Son; 8
pkgs butter, 4 do eggs, Voigi• H & Co; 2
do do, 2 dry fruit, illies.lr; 118 mks pots.
toes, .1' W Fairley; 2.000 hoop Poles, J
Collins; 5 picks eggs, Meanor A Harper;
5 pkgs cigar,, T W Baker; 2 bola eggs,
J Woodwoll; 62 eke potatoes, 1 0 Graham;
3 bbl. cage, J A tlratf; 15 bble do, 2 do
onion setts. W C Armstrong; 5 do do; -
Vaugorder A 8; 13 bbla ogre, owner.; 339
eke corn, Bose ~,.Ewing; lot Barnitrire,
Berger; do do, Denier A. Bon; do do,
wain, & Loftier; do db. Meyer A Son.
Pirremmon, Bnownsytt.tx Ann Hu-
NIVIA Patmsr, April 7.-10 bbl. flour;
W H Greif; 122 eke barley, Gilmore, S A.
Co; 39 hogs, John Hero; tasks catkins, W
Fintany 1 bbl eggs, a do onions, M W
nankin; 10 bbl. crackers, Kramer A
hobo: 50 eke oats, A Carlisle; 8 hoed
cattle, J Collin; 56 bble ipotesi D Gannon
14 do do, Bigger J< Lowly. 75 bss w glass,
V. Schmertz-0i bbls eggs, 2Ws t cent,
D Lash; 0 bbislegge, 2 like onions, Sant
Mc-Lakn bbla egg. Bdo onions, P
Purr A Son; 6 . pkgs eggs, Johnston A
Colvin. -
NOTICES
IaritUARTEHLY DIVIDEND.
}last I.•itoic•a; DANK. rtiraitraun‘r,.,
to Vitt:Demi% 'I rust twintiaut.t I
The Directors of tes t Data Dave Ott. ilty •
eared • divi.lead of TllB DX PICK lIPIN T.: ore
the Capital Mock oat ut the preeta of the bay
three months. paysible forthwith, free of Mat
••• tioeeeopeet tat. J. It.
Atett.4. Ins. Casale,
• ',VA.
SP 3•CUa..-
rCONSIMPTION.
DR. MID ISNDA•II CULIIDNIU tSYM.Hr !or lb
care of (pa tie. vow. end Consumption.
SKAWY KU ItrNl.: fur le
I.
of llystuipata and all the Ili Co Comp tlo tr
nt ot Ottawa:h.
jut:•.,..kSii.'sl • ala):ll , ll.a 1'11.1.13, fo
Di•es-tr of toe Liver or to acS as a actin, ear.
Ai , of Mae throb ided.t.es are often redintr,l
In ,jog Con,ontnntlon, though thr ruing.*
Tllc
r l
pratt . n< tbc dtotha
ln n r.2. iathl
a Myer, a , a r , help. &ht.
Wand.
The.. 11, 11,Iner ar,c..ao,truLtana , s n•
lb. na the. onty .•fv, ,main and rriaz.t,
thaw
l'oarnon•ry O'cnen n, nth... and fur Ali
timape Morbid cundlll.ns of Ina, nod) which Ir.
tm that (Mal allense. Idtr eun_p:s St and itra
are•orten forrrnent 11 or Cononitl , 4l.
and la ICA Mary inanlntat tlaconantirea ther m /..”.
the t. pronoplato.l4 ... . •
The 1.1.1. nun ic
le 8.f.) id • nstAtelne which hao
had ...Inn vouhatloo. borer< the pahlle.
. . . .
yen..oo, proved by tho thoosan.l cur. It ba
throbeh torind of more than thlyty..ll.
In later which time It
menistioa pas in
[reefed. and tho most obel'emio stepthetene c
9 : 19115.r slonLit. that 11 Is s ne.undf Which In•
settee..
coull.lettes In all mot. Is bleb sass
f
If the ysflent 0 , 111 perseveringly. lonnw the dl
resnions which socoutpany each bugle. be, .111
certainly Ince:yd s If his les,. srt sot •wo
leveled to make • care pouted.. Even In tufe
tueensed to be Incurable. erten friends and tate
eleiaos have despaired, the use of thls litedtchst
hassaved the Ilfe of the patient and restored
Mtn to perfect Of &lib.
Dr. Schenck does not say that all cates of Puo
mynas" f.fansysnptiou are ieftlitn the ere eh of
ne akin.. but be ensphatlenlty asserts that often
when paticn hate Mil meat alarsat.2ll,7mvtom.
seen as • vbilmt eel,. envision chills •rtht
.reau. general C . evf it to snob as sir
Mat they are °Wised l de In bed, cad whelk
they are .11.• • In: in Inert physlelan fhty shay still
bsenewiestionterlicel Treatment tat Create new
longs, but when the hints are very sadly diseased
tad to some extent destroyed, a. OM' 1.7 en ef
t eeted belts. ttehen Jr. medicines.
Alto. in nerofolosa Inseases. WO. midterm"
ase equally_ ea< eat. In. eschew le tins 'photo
graphs of a number of persons who have bees
nearly covered with
to
aorta alld now cii
bested Up. This shows Its P•orrinK hrtrwitle‘s
which moot be able to heal ea. I ins In the lungs.
In toe tre , tenent of ennsmaption It is el tha
Utmost Importance to Coe obo ago areuthy
tone to tne smtem. Ilene° It I I ...snare to
a'gc..lbvii the .atamita at the nab...luta WI•
prove the illgenton• rtOrret nourlohment le re
De
together with nog mean. aa will
most the good gully dlomtlble. The Reticle, most
milloble foe the diet of (loam. sloe pane. 0 art
deshenatid let ht., Schenck's Almeaa.. which
are dlourlanteg arataltonely In general, thy
moat highly article. are to bc pre.
ferred.but the decent. orguisto be Iti en gth•
toed In order to make Other load or medicine
. . . .
serviceable , . Thus toyelrement la tort by the
decanted T0nic....1 for this Dumont It it. der
ewe d
s Ilse ellneatire p wen are put In good
order. the fnotihus It. prowl. effects the eines.
of Use patient la Invinoratid and al e lenge be.
In to e aerate their fonetione to a normal and
• eallky manner. Then the healing Towel of
relstionle niyn!p will eff.et the earn
Cahoon-. yr lwrosureptb.ll Ls almost always corny
Islicatedi Wilt Dyepepass • Pill"
Complaint.
Stbenellei Mandr.• rills are In retied to re.
heamore Wrack°. from the Liver and restore
°
healthy neskro. They have WI the r Ilear7 . whkh
le ascribe to calomel or ••blue mug..' and are
warranted not to eaglets • parkiele of any colas
oral woken. That Pills cure the meat obstleete
eoellsencec, klek headache. pile.. bilious sews
itli. other dikasees whmh Oilte noon •
torpid or obstructed condltloo of the Liver. One
box of there pills will prows the Orkney of the
medicine. •
In ckneumpt on the Pea Weed Tonle and M.:
drake Pill. Ore Invaluable auxiliary medicines
Tiny roller, the angering. of the patient and
Thle{ thr Pultoonk syrnp In electing a cum.
ey hive been found okfut In advanced stares,
of CoaiamoUon. where the thugs are almost en
lirely destroy.' and all sYmptones according tn.
the yo
I. of tbe yslelS• I , leste ot • spe.4T
death. Th e I Wet of patients who were actually
In• d,tn• indltlon hare been preserved for
months by the ore of aabatmliVa three great rexo"
knee. •
lir, Lichenek'e Alutarotemintatros a fall trestle.:
OP • tjur •arons forme of disease. hi. mode of
treatment. aan general sUrrellons how to WC lila
hiesliclne. eau be had truths, or seut by No r th
addrorting his Principal (Mee. No. 16
eleth Welk. Philadelphia. Plll.
Pike cd the Pulmontellyrup and Meows:est Toe•
IC !settsl,sll per bottle, or 61,110 • half dozen.
ht.erakePlll,llll tent. • box. Inc stale by all
'entagtsts stel7sdkr.
arDocrou W lIITTIER CONw
TIN LIES TO Tiit.AT ALL NIUTATZ
DINNAIINS. That mmerosselass of cams result
log from scifesbusa. pre. acing onmatillness.
nervous debility, Orrtablllly, emotions, Msinal
eadealons, an 4 finally imostcncy permanently
cored. Nervous aSinted with delicate. Intricate
pad long standing constitutional mmllial no r
olitely lmllmi to call fur consoltatton, which
costs
nothing.lC:Pretence, the belt of Learners,
has ee hm to perfect remedies at ones ert
clout, sore, permaumt. and which la most cater
'Cnbe urtel without hindrance to business. MM.
low prepared In the ertabilahment,
Or me. ° Mee, reerpilon and waning rooms( also
boarding Mid Mottling apartments for loatlrst
requiring deny personal attention, awl vapor
Ind chemical bathhjAna concentrating the famed
I d pining,. So matter who have faile d, state your fa VV. Wadwhat he nays in his pam
phlet of fifty pages. Pent to my adders! , for two
stamps in waled envelope. Thousands of eae
n.
tee Med mmally, at erten and all or, tbo
try. Consultation free, pertonally or
Office No. Wylie atreet, (near Cou rt llonm)
Nittslmerb. r.. Hours IP to If P.S. Pun
days IS st. Sr. x. Pamphlet sent to any Me
sto
dress fur led RUMP,.
-
W.DATCHELOWS ISAURDIE.
—This splendid 11Ws bri Is the best In
the - world. Hanalei., reliable.
doe., nut COntale le•41, nor any effasfe potion to
petentce paralyele or (meth. Avoid the 'Merited
and PreparaUuna losoLlue Urine . s , thei
ralT t liTt& had Stryttrolf:rtl . trntr:elZa n.
thin to uphold Its Integrity an the only Correct
Halt 0, 1 ,-8 / B ah or Afro.. field by all Um" ,
'IAA polled at IA Bowl Horst. N. Y. fa
IarJUST OUT.
CLUTOBat.
1011 COLDS. COINIMA SONIC THROAT AND
BRONCHITIS.
Norte ...A. None so plealleDt•
Nat"J'artkne O.
10 /War Ne d lore.
Use go
wn oof those sarrlble Mete nears
Ina "Bro C oomet. things." .Is2l
REMOVALS
D R. EIPBECHEE,
MEDIOAL ELECTRICIAN,
Ilse removed to iatiT PENN MTRXICT.
N. 1.1.-Ibe floor tillable to hie for treatuarit
arc received at the oaten betweex9 sod 9 X
for ameliorate treat. ut.
REMOVAL.
DR. I. U. mamma,
11.. removed biaotbee and nektonic* to the tee
ner of 01110 end BIAYIR SIJITSTS.
•I'S .
DU. Z. C. 01,00101101 f.
Has removed hls amt► and realdence to VIR
GINIA ITREET, Mt. Washington.
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 8, 1870.
RIVER NEWS.
The river ountinuee to reoede steadily
with IN foot In tho channel last evening.
Weather mild and pleasant—thermome
ter in the afternoon, 60.
. The Juniata, with an excellent trip
arrived on Wednesday night and de
parted again last evening. She was be
hind time In getting. In having been
delayed by a heavy way business. •
The Camelia departed for Nashville,
with a fair trip, and engagements below.
Capc.,.f. T. Stockdale has contracted
with Porter, at Shonstown, for a hull for
a mammoth aide wheel freight eleamer.
The ditneusionn are as follow.: Length
on deck, 300 fee; 15 feet beam; 9 feet
depth of hold; capacity, 2,500 to 2,800
tons. She will be completed by next
fall, and will be placed In the St. Louis
and Cairo and New Orleans trade.
W. IL Brown, - the _well-known - coal
man, has disposed of the towboat Collier,
to Messrs. Mathew", 3. O. Pollock
and M. O. Fish—price ;10,000.
The Glendale, Capt. Hare, will posi
tively depart for St. Lords on Saturday,
and passengers and Wpm* should
bear this in mind. , She Is a brat class
boat.
The Messenger, Capt. JO5BO Dean, will
depart for Missouri River tomorrow..
Here is an excellent opportunity for
families emigrating to the west. Mr. J.
C. Fisher still retains charge of the oilier,.
W. H. Brown, and N. J. Bigley, have
each contracted for new towboats.
The . S. Diary's. from Cincinnati, la
duoto marrow. She will load here for
St. Louis.
The new and rosily elegant Jake Su.
perior, Capt. Warden, In announced to
depart for the Upper Mlsalaalppi on
Tuesday next. She will be followed on
Saturday, the 16th, by the Rod Wing.
also a bran new boat.
The Reserve is en route from St. Louie
to Pittsburgh.
The Petrol's mashed In her pilot
home yesterday, while attempting to
pass under the Monongahela bridge...
—Capt. T. E. Dfalre]; fir many a year
commander and owner of ateatuboate,
Bled the 69th of last month in Clinton,
Mo., at the ago of a yearn. Capt. Oral
fon commenced ateamboating in 1652 as
second clerk of Lho steamer Kate Swim-
My: he continued ou the river until
after the war In. varioun capaosties, sett
was the well known builder of aeyeral
famous Missouri river packets. among
which can be named the Live Oak, David
Tatum, Meteor and sever others. •
=;•A dispatCh from Milwaukee, WIS.,
dated tho4th, says: Thk freshet in 5111-
.waukoo river continues. The water has
'reached a lughor tango than for a num
ber of years. All nolnte along the river
are flooded. The ensue that were looked
In the harbor escaped yesterday. dome
are suffering for food and fuel, but no
serious results.
The Keokuk Gate City, of gutidny
says: Lynch, tha notorious ruffian - 1110
figured so conspicuously In the atenruor
Dub:wino riot last sommer, passed op on
the Minneapalts, yosterday, en route for
Rock 'shod.' We understand he has
- confessed lila aunt and will waive °rand.
nation. Ho was firmly encored in Irons.
—The ateainer Richmond ran . into the
Lank opposite Ituahlowu Bend, twenty
fiko miles bolow St. Louis, et half pent
ten o'clock Vieduesday night, and Capt.
tiroori was.tlu'owlug fccight overboard
at hod accounts to keep hor frotu
Tho Iliowark went to her wen,
—T4o Cincinnati Commercial says:
Since the death of Capt. Stubblefield.
the ateituer Ida Rena has been placed in
chaigu of.ludge 7no. T. Smith, who will
noon :last her for Galvoston. Tho par
don who killed Capt. Stubblefield lead
not beemarrested at hat aetrollata.
—The Cincinnati, Big •Sandy and
Portsmouth Packet Co. kayo purchased
three eights of Copt. Kerr', now Porta
mouth and. Pittaburgh peeket. During
low water alio will act as n aubetituto fur
one of their adenters:
—Capt. A. McDaniels, late of ;the
steamer • Emporer, recently purchased
the small steamer Seattle Gilbert, at the
United States Marshall's sale, at . Bar.
kerahurg, for t 1.825. The bust Is en
tirely new and cost 6,000.
—4lipt. J. H. Dunlap, forerner_lY onEn
wander orthe Cincinnati and New Or
leans steamer J.4l.oroesbeck, has been
appointed to the cominand of the St.
Patti pokes Sucker State.
a dealer in bar stores. Mom•
phis, has made' a bid of 'fi," for the
I,foprivilegies of the bar on the new boat
now building here by Cap: Jelin Ad
am. for the W hlte rl v,r trade.
—ln an an ray bt Now Prinaoa, Mn
day night, John. Vondorgrlf, a nt.0111111)0
man, obot and k Mod Bob. 111
(the steamer Pauline Carroll. No pa
tertian.
—The ehierof die Maysville police
u old tivor man, who !oat "ens when
*math. battle of the Nile." HO hi none
to less atilvo, boweVer. •
• —The Kato Putnam and St. Marys
were advertnaid to leave einchnnati for
Pittsburgh on Wediosaloe.
—The new packet Idlowlid, for the
Eraneellhr trade, will be ready next
Monday.
RIVER PACKETS
II:=
FOR CA I R 4). 19
LOUIS, LIe.SINOTON. R. ANL
m at , CITY. MCA% a. MWoRT/I CITY. ATt•Ill.
mi.N. NY. L XVII. WHITE. Cb 1,111).
YILLP: NKIIII•ali A. CITY. PLATT: MOUTH,
COUNCIL st.urrn and. OblAtlA...—the fiat
annotauttal pasavoyer steamil
11EYSINUNIt JaSsa OMAN. Hasler.
Vert P.M.. Fitter, tvl l l leave fo• the stove sad
Intertmemlase primsa•an Tilt! DAY. Aprll
at • Y. •
rvy ite lett or oisoye. arPII on Iniaril or to
?LACK A 1201.1.1NOWOOLL
agsl Or A CO.. •gi att. •
CAIRO AND, R. mulls.
FOR CAIRO AND ST.mar n e
1.4 , 01±.-Ttm oplenad
'kr stemet
(ILENDALE Capt IIAIiR
VIII lea, for the above andinternedlate ports
Title DAY. April Ilth. at 4 r.
?or In ixio. or p.ruo spiny on Ward or to
apt FLACK CULLINUWOOD.
I/ ?FEU 111111.041e151P171
NOIIIIIERN LINE Addrie
STEAMERS,_
For St. Louis, ffavonport, Pu
• buque and. SL rant,
- TRAUtTellt WlTUOUTltteltile.
STEAMER LARE•SUPERIOR;
Captahr J: ORICN2f6LL, Alert
Will tear., at above ou FMCS DAY. April 19th
wry/input RED WISRL'
F.1.11011T. eapt..t . /I.ANNIDAN, Clara
Wlll lour on UATUIWAT, Aprll
Tue.. .9w and ananntnerna steamer, are undo
charge or careful and eaberlenced ulna n. mot
pare struturpaag.d aetrotottrodapoua, offering IM
IOrM/ACllattliAlad Clam:Peru_
For particular.. apply' to
OILAY 94Water stmt, or to
tabil FI.AOLL t ...tintLIDiIiWUOD. gloat..
CINCINNATI
ITTSBUIIGII AND CINCINN
PACKET LIU.
ThO now sod spleA4l4 oldr-ITlKel si ggr o g•
JUNIATA. Col. C. To Bnnv AAA.
will lcAcr rittrourgh for Cincinnati 'EVENT
TIIMITMMAY at 12 o'clock snsMlr. Miura
las% yr:lllo>re elndsnall EVERY SUNDAY at
12 M.
Nor freight or ostsment stilmy 00 0 00rt t or to
VLAUR A C1.....11.10
mE7 ' JAMES islll.l,lllS, AO. me
I'ENDOIt a !wail,.
No. 3 Wood otrejt. ra.slenger Age
l'ITTSIIEJR(111 AND GINCIN
EAUKET LINE.
Vie new awl alilew heel a dr int
Steamer. ARIANUTUN. DANIRL
W.OUK. Nester. A. i. 16,"
initainirgh for Cincinnati every
.TULNDAY at
111. it. ProutPily. Yetiwning, VavinCineinnaU
for ritieburgh. at ISA M. every YNIDA Y.
Yor !might. Pm ate, n other tufunnatlon, sp.
ply on bo .r 4 or so
Mrs 4101,1.9:8,
RI Au.lC A COLLISUNvoiII). Agents,
I . F.MIIRIt )VANS.
. No. 3 Wood street, Paaseoder Agent,
STEAMSHIPS
iivEnrouL AND A M
QUEENSTOWN:. •
THE INMAN MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
Nu.brriol, sixteen urn-rinse Tunis, mune
them the celebretol •
CITY:OI , VMM , , ' CITY OV A NTWVIIV,
CITY tlif LICIOTON,
011 CITY CT LIALTIIIIMX,
Ctn. LCII , II/00. •
Belli:tie /Mein B . ATINIDAi, ' from XI, 45
North W er. Neew
tork. rot peageor further
Information apply Yo rr
WILLIAM BINGHAII,
EMOPAL FREDEfiliai
tivimito ec It, Merchant Tailor awl /twee r
(I,,Aksnonts Furnishing Vitals; also tiest3o
men and 80710 - Clothlon on hand and tondo to
order nt the shortest notice. ilia removed front
his tato stand, No. UM bour.lt avenue, to No. 51
Wm(11 11)
NTUENT, COllll. of Third avenue,
nshVl:v7o
1 St RUBBEIt
BELTL'I% HOSE AID Only piat iNG
,of Potion rf Writ s'ornr.to4 sat. A ful
go ~O:y •/1 club, ioc
focicoCcOPcico -
J. 111. PHILLIP&
soslll ~ nns lot' elt
,
EYST9N.E OTTRay,
ANI. ti IER &
Marour.etri, r
Queensware. Bristol Ware, ,Ite
$ ei1..t.3153 :41161 , y
arwlt order. promPu • "..4.4
FINANCIAL
TRADESMEN'S NATIONAL BANK,
Wood St., cor. Setond Avenue.
INPEOEST PAID ON DEPOSITS•
Gold, Coupons, Bonds and Stooks
DOUG= AND SOLD
A. ItI{AI)LKY, Vy'eldcut.
W. VANICIRK. Vice rresl4lent,
=EiXaSig=l=M
THE SAFE DEPOSIT CO.'
En 'a.
CIES
Safe Keeping of Valuables, -
Under ...tee, .4 the renting of Oaf. In 11.
Fire and Burglar• Proof 'milli.
No. 83 FO UST ATEN UR.
Pre.ident—WlLLlALD PHILLIPS
Vice President-11E21E1Y LLOYD.
11. I ItteTOlt.
MIN H. PAINTEII,
HENRY I,Loi), }JON. K. MOIL/MON.
WILLIAM ItEA,
WILLIAM M. I.VONtURTIS U. 111.1nnEY.
4k13. I. IIk NNE.
Stn'T daily A 413 F. OM ninuitionsT.
Open trod 9 o'clock , U. 0 4 oclock
ROPLE'S SAVINGS BANK
O f Allegheny
For. Federal 'and tassel Streets.
EMEE2I==!
Y.' P. YO 112V41,Cashlor,
BANK OF DEPOSIT AND DISCOUNT.
gluckholders loridnally
INTEREST ALLOWED 01 TINE DEPOSITS
CITY BANK.
2 Fifth A venue, Pi ttsbn rgh, Ps,
veriiAL, 1100,000,
TOCKITOLDERS INDIVIDUALIA MARIE
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOsITN.
FOltfflUN EXCEIANUE
Illonght and sold, anol.whon dogtrot re.,ollcBl
/Snoop , ColloetIon• Tonne on all In • ,r.nz.al
on( the Unlled Elan: And I;Aneo,l•-
flormlcKlns , ll, Prorl,f, • ,
JAhllOt MCI
W. N. -Clonnt.n, Guido, •
lan Ccl . o/0,..
olrrnbr,
, Hue, /it guilt,
~a lu 1 11,
11. A. Orryongh,
illoninn /tarn..
N. 5111 m.
.31)3.111. iIAZZAV. SollnltnT.
Thomas Itonrke
ratriCk Kane,
. .
11. .
V.
1. IMUR
J. race,
UAL T, CIAVIIMET & CO.,'
BANKNRS AND B'ROKERS,
Corner Fourth 4 . 10,141 Wood Mroote
prrTssuaus.
=I
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
An•l pertlcolor •llentlon paid to the pu•ch.
rod ulcer
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
ftifftl . Dral4 on London
N. HOLRIEb & MINK,
13A:NIKI4111P4,
-n7 MARKET STREET
PiTTSBURaK(.. PA
(,o , ;crlIoTto ',lade on Al the nci pal polot3 of
tho Un!tt d Sustom ono! Con‘fl‘a.
Stecks,Bonda and oilier Securities
EINIIMEr2=II!EI
arti , olor ottcottan oo.d to tar porchaoe
of
Lin it et Stat e N Scour it ies
REPORT or TUE
Farmers Deposit National Bank
At the . atom of business March flit. 1570.
10C34/tIROEM.
1.111. awl Diseammata....... 11.107,11511 43
MR. tionds tosecmre ettcputtioh 300.000 00
.oma from Redeeming and Me.
• same -
hoe front other Nat'l
Dna from otter Rant. and
Bantam ........... P 14,059 IP
Ranking Rouse 15.000 00
cr r.n l % ll ..........
5 3 .i1g 4 ' ll
Premiums 3,550
Cash Items Including st.rni , %ICI Mt
Reeßgeo'for Clearing 33.75.5 60
/11111 of other hattonal licinka... 7.553 00
Ittils of clime Ha ........ 113 00
Yraetlonal Currency. linClmilug
threte.Col d n
egal Tcner Nadas.-
3 her cent. Certificate,
"W 0
4.389 is
eanquiPtndli paid tn. ...... 300.000 00
clorplua ►mia
Prollt.d ei
NMI.. Dank drculallon out-
*Sanding
slOs nos onpaln
Indlridost &Posits U 1.2. :V
Due to Nat'l Hulks 1e1.1116 711
On to other Banks nod
11 • .04: V/
16
rItNS r; °8.289
ETA7Z Or
OP.NLLYLVANIA'I:.
COMITT .OI•NT,
. •
1, I% L. STE P ' IGNSON.Cestiler of the ranstrre
National Bank of Pittabutah, Pa.. do.lemnly
swea that Ilse Mono statement Is true to the
best of my knowledge and better.
Y. 1.. nTIItIIIIENSON. Citable,
*OOl5l to - sad sobscrltaol befole me this 3lst
day of March, 1810. .r.
. Notary rubllc.
loryeel.—Attests
•
t WALKI
CHAO. AILKIN•KI.W., 3 Directors.
MAKaIIALL.
OILS
11130 -
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
=I
Pntroleum knd Hs Productn.
tercet ,f Ungot,ee 41:1•Nfilig:Intl:gle. 1".
: h[
• Commiss!os Merchants and lrr.t at
Petroleum sud its Products,
DWELL'S BLOOK, DUQUESNE WAY
=I
WANING, KING at
109 WALNUT STREET
.pto
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY
lIKUBEWF W. C. TIIRDDI.S
• • MAN U VAUTU Hilt Ur
' L abrlcatlic , & Molt Test Burning Oils.
Retinae Railroad Axle Oil.
Mande great' heat. without. C . M.ltct
limpid at lomat temprtaatoM tipestal oil for
tropical climates or hot weather. .
Locomotive. Weenie, illiachine !Mop,
Raw Rill sad P lanlog MID Oils,
Adapted ror high meed.. • • •
Rolekle till. Wool,llead.ll.llllt Oil.
0111,Tanners'RtatP,Reasole, .
log led FielphiamAlasoline.
011.11airamas011. Itharattioe.
. .
ARMQU VititNlßM, to Ica "44" 1t0
Work and Machincry fromPßost.
• . . .
Thrse. products are Ynanufaetared under Or.
Twaddle's patent by Siwhested Steam In V..-
ens. Thu Lnbrlcatlnk Oils an: almost alorleas,
perfee ly Imre uniform, and mostly light -
ored, stand • h!tts temperature unchanged. And
rentals limpid urlns extreme cold. The !tall.
road 011 s are no sailed, and are In constant up•
on many or tholinnalind thallms.ll4 Nalqtrteema
be examined and orders left at '174 WWII
ISTRDLET.. Works M. bharpsbuK Bridge.
ARCHITECTS.
T.
v. EVANS ?
Ancrurr.oc•r.
No. 42 Fifth Avenue.
Plana nod apeclficattoneprepared with care ter
all Mode er bolldlo es.
nAt lift & nOsicu,
IIVY
riZttry 31 , .A.ME
Ho. 12 up.: 7 L'itl.A.rglt.
171. Cal . uttrr.t , ov Klan
tr.it..!rtK PC etityr, T*T.l
BTONJ
iguvwx , coracrox
7 , 7 • .
• Al r echitik) Stona. tr:orkA.
3, , rtlzwerAu.i.rctli.t.Comsabb, /Lai, May,
ATVAirlint CU. •
}Cm .bßad br p ,. reir‘ro abort ....liberal
1.1,0,1•2 ; I rtnir .11)111.
IRON . AND STEEL,
DUQUESNE WORKS.
COLMAN. RAII3I & CO.,
=M
IRON. NAILS STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINGS.
DUQUYAINE, L Z AND .11172111ATA.
FLAT HMI, ROUND AND SQUARE. IRON,
NAND. IWO I.ItZET AND TANK IRON.
IRDI,ER PLATE: , AN D HEA
HUARD IRON, DRAG and mum rr.R. BARN,
TI.AND KR, CUTTER PARS. CY LINDER.
IKON. .^lAllrr' AT ICAL
, for Coal Road,
CNOWIIAN.A. ViEDI4 AllA KNOW TEETH.
sritnia.rcow AND CULTIVATDE
ISTEEI. WINGS AND I.IOULDS eta to p•Dern.
STEEL TULLIS,' etT/S/D. AISAFTINti. A. D.
AT EEI.
C0AC . 11,110111.11 - utd W SOON SPNINUS sad
AXLICA.
CUT NADA AND SPIKEA.
All Goods First Chum and Warrantod.
OFFICES AND WOltlid:
Sixteenth Street and Allegheny Weer
end TY Water 'Street, Pittsburgh.
=he
MILLER, BARR & PARKIN. .
fIU 4I1;lI!t# Jj±k
11 AU
W EO. W. B M. 11F.TCATM
PAHKIN.I, 1111.1.PCR.
.
I:=1
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
MILLER, BARR Az 'PARKIN.
OFIIICL No. HO Liberty Aired,
PITTSBUI1011; rA. •
fv14. , 1 la
prpriutaton
STEEL WrICS
646TA11LIBEIXD 1x 111140.
ANDERSON & WOODS,
fINUPACTUUUA Or
BEST REFINED CAST STEEL
DC,every description. best
Refined Gorman Plow aid spring Ike,
UIKILN It It ilthid AND riturr AVM?' UM Slit,
burro. • !..1!4.4!
DUQUESNE FORGE
WITTJAVI MILLER.
(Sumner to JOS. HAND Jr. W.,
•
rlxe fee les eo-ex ten Moe with the IrWInR For.
get In the e ltaat, shit Is prepare 4 to promptly end
eallefaeidrily nil only. for OTEAMIIMAT
AFFN, C MAN Kei. 1.1.1T0N 110D13,.
PUN AN 4 ANN. W ItinTtl lIAILitUAUAXLIto,
I. O OONOTIVet FRANI:eI, together with emery
description or/MAI% WORM. •Otive and Forgo
Corner of Duquesne Way and First Strret.
pITTSSEIEGJEK
!NOVEL Y
Found A. D. 1133.
ZOO ADAMS & CO
PrJlrlllrALCrrif PODS Or
[w]@
XTn.° xr. STAN DA ild.. t )F Altai n
Z) PLATFOXX kw (X)UTITXL: •
SOA.,LES.
. . .
la.ul rued l'atent Poor 1.11,1
Patut and CIA., Mills, At.
00IIIRS OP MST AVENUE
noo At.
.. en.
Pvkas, •
SHEFFIELD STEEL.: WHIM&
SINGER, MIA &
ITTTSBURGIU, PA..
act . nrers of every description of
CAST AND UIIU.dx STEEL.
4 1 1 1. 1 1:gr a ble i'LATIVICK arRINor.
• • AISLES; Wri.ILL 7111 E;
Warehouse. 85Waler and 10(1 Pint S.
BLACK DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS.
P.AB,R, BROTHER & CO.,
Maanfacturen of all dowrlption. of
-osmislll
We and Warebonoe. TIIIIIIIETIL, 7:MUTT
VIILIT and RAILROAD BTKEETS.
FOUNDERS, MtoCEI/NISTS
KNAP FORT PIN
51.0114 'EU
10,021 U 3
OUNDRY CORBY
cirriovi AND 1:170720/1,-
TWELFTH{ STREET
964 40
06.401 00
13,1100 00
100 .400 00
PITTSBURGH, P.A.
• .
. TRAI6tla
ettinery, Nail Blachines,. Re
torts. and Castings generally.
11014100 00
006 00
NATIONAL NOUNDUN
730//1
AND PIPE WORKS.
Mr 'asset] siol Masan man filreelis
ININTII Wt 116.1
Prr'r€13.11711.41a1.1,.
WILLIAM SMITH
I 33311=1
OAST IRON BOWL PIPE
FOX OAS An) WATER, WORK&
Ily Clw are all wt luvart.bly to VIA. I. dry
smut sud lA feet en[t9.• A l . O,
Ofireaterat . .
Castings for Gas & Water Works.,
attootton of Bolsi,lntend
to at onto or BETOBIIt.
1 mold Om
[AN of lbw Wor
ME=
MONONGI ICI FOUNDRY,
W. 3. ANDERSON & CO.,
Idscura,clopmrs of lIION ROMS FIVINTB,
WINDOW LINTEL'S awl EILLo, sad
Castings of all DescrlpUons.
01.117,,VINUtl,rultLT,4 1 :9- I . l ,`Viiir;
Ulm Rome.
Orries Ann FormEnT—No. 16U WATER
STREET, ElUsburElt,
ROBINSON, ILEA & CO.,
elleM 6 / 1 011143 RUBINSON. MI/11134 MILLIII . B.
WASH :MOTOR WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND NAONINISTS, PITTSBUR6II,
g li kkina illUpledir in elli vu o l yostg i t u d S m ta ta ti p oF ll. ryl r ear raa r,
wet Sta., ltoller watt Sheet Iron ;vont.
wake, leo. 19, cornet Tint and thalthtleld
ttro ll3
ites
ter fee. lar for eiIFrAItD , IS rATINT IN.IXOTOB
,all-
Tnomes CARLIN & CO"
Vona Ward foundry and 11111e..0.11 Works, hi
aiNDUMN summer/IR:my, r
alatinfactorers of litattonarta d Tortable Steam
xsooes, Proms, • Pulleys, Shafting, Grist
and Saw Mill Wort, Sontag and Machine
Outing., Drat,e Ban, Weights. Wagon Dozes
an, Dula SO order and have on band Engines of
all Ales. nryttot
pngratinix ROLL FOUNDRY,
Cot. LIBERTY and RIITH STREETS.
BOLLMAN & BACALEY,
llioufoxiarers of Supeftor
Chill Rolls, Sand Rolls & Pinion&
COTTON MILLS
liolm.mt , . '
.; Rum & % Qnn
ANcin..te V;01-1044 MILLS
.."1'1".1:7;3111:71141 .
Fit otartnrate OF:131.41 11111CDIMI. tle
AXCIIOX SAD MAGROLIII.
2.4IIt.XTINISS IeArTIVIG
ENG INES, BOILERS , 143
iliDItT PITT
BOILER. STILL AND TAN'
Wa~R~S.
CARROLL AND SNYDER.
I
air r. l%./III IN VI , H 1 1,1 1 :11; , •Y;hy „. 1111 ,, 711111,AR
E BOIL
ERS,
(111 STILLS ANTI !CALI:AN ES,
CHIMNEYS , BNELI 'HINM AND Aml CANS,
BETTLINU CANS, .Al: CANs ,11,11 CON
/ENXII HS,
STEAM I'lCL'y,,
HAsOMETEMS ANL. IRON
11R •• • ,
eIIISOM DORM AN") CLAI,DUTEs..
Ud!lee and .Warsholase,oooooo Sac wad.
Third. Short and Liberty o
Prrrsnonas, ra
o.lr(lrdcrs scot to the above addrese yrlll
promptly at tended to, mh7:ttlo
HRH N. BOLE & CO„
Car. Pot at Alley and Bagatelle Bin,
=I
Engine Builder's, Founder. and
_Machinists.
Mantif.c.nro STEASOUTAT ENGINES 'and
STATIONARY ANOINEd, of ill el,:eb.
ATir Ma."47;t1:11!;011NI°11.1113TIRESTS:
Rol LER, of IS horse power.
CASTIMIS. o C every hind made to order alone
F lNVS " lortnall ' er
HANO/tlttl,_ 1.4 ToBACCO tAItEIVS
add IRON Toll meet/ PILESIES, On Sind ind
made to order, as the
INDUSTRIAL 'WORKS,
rearming on the Allegheny River, unix the Met.
I=
fgraLl orders oronr.d.ly TaT
DIEIICK. '11140.,
' A * * rum & 6UROL4R-1.1t06,
SAFES AND vitus,
=1
ENGINES AND MACIIINERY,
KANT.
Cur: 17th . aind PlieStil. e rlttaburgh, ra
O'HARA BOILER • WORKS.
F. REPHAN & CO..
I=l
.11TY.AM Maiden.Vil. T ANK:±. 1311L1.11% , A.
ITAI, IRS,nit SALT I' n II ASI ICT
-1
.110. 1,1 1 , 2 ,4 1iXti 1i 1,04”. &
ISEDS. /1c 1.811.0N DOttkrAs. CH/Mr
, •
Cur. of Sciand Avenue mid Liberty EL
E=!
It:pairing tlupb promptly•. o, L" , .. .so.ot to tbo
al.ve a. 1.1,1 4, will be promptly atwa.a . “
10.!!' Itt:1•11AN, fornttrlv trtawsr:t. CAltlttlid,
B YRP A `••
.1,71.10 Itltl,li RYSIONI, ISIEUH
JAlVEDm.natal:4ll t 4. SON,
•
• . IIANUFACTISKISII.S 07
Steam Boilers, WI Stills, Tanks
SHEET LEON WORK, 003;
61 Pews Hlreet, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOVES. CASTINGS. Sze.
OMB...STOVES. • •
GET THE BEST.
BISSELL .4k CO'S
TRIUMPH.
FOB BITUMINOUS COAL,
WukfluttedtoiCOok,Bake or Roast el.
won ad apt other stove In the Colon..
BISSELL & CO.,
No. !...; Liberty' Street.
'Also, on hand .rot for sale, •
rAlOl,Olt WrOVEn,
UKATINI/ STOVES,
ORATE FRONTS, UDfla r. /3 . , '
OO
CKINO CANS
GRAFF, 11
.IJOU &CO.,
•
•
Ann iliACs;sninn of xenon FAlf crT Or
• srrciov - rgs., • • ,
BOSTON COOKING
. ."THE FIERY FURNACE,".
Von WARNING
THC NEW ANTI-OUST COOKING WrOVIL
II ILIWUL.A.TOIC,'I COLUMBIA COOK 4 111 VF.,
COMMP,tAINi`O! wl2 - 11M,Mti
1111%tWatt.V.1:1'WIZT.""
2.08. and 208 Liberty Street,
sr:LS:TV • PITTNBURNH.
I=
A. BRADLEY & CO.,
80 WOOD STAMM
lianafecturers of too Uroatest Vartmot
Cook, Parlor and Heating Stovm,
I=
PA....0t will les :nand all the LATIM
ITERNc AND 111PROVICMENTIL and . the
[evil/Dian of our !Doves la even that any one In
whitof • good article should purchase none but
...4.11.d up us. as they will be found
the oust dorable As well . economl.l. Would
pulleulat attention tootle new VOLCANO
dDIV [or eburehos. h.":torts. Over
Le I all to thre, wont,. 0.,11.1 , .. In with or
wan,. .cadin,. a unad bon, ro
douto suoereer .7 Ostler-11dg. Lae...
or. centl Inc estalovtit to
lAst. tin!
•
L";. ll ..iii.f • in ° re N re 1 15 1 army IRON
C, Oat ri" 017.111 e.
Bgri'alkfioalre. 21 . 4:1t_ i. et,tuf ttr;
&alleles or "Rullaers. Hardware Moray. on bond.
tlalee and Work.. nes; Outer Depot. Allegheny
City. Cortothou aildteso, Luck liox
burgh, Pro 1.313.15 ;
BRASS FOUNDERS.
WRY plait autritven no.scrr.
HENRY. BIER & CO.,
nUCCIS6OIO3 to
Zorim sr. coormn & co„
Bell and Brass Founders.
11111.A13S C..41,W1113161%
mAns PROMPTLY TO OBOE , .
linkable and 13403 , Iron Fittings,
GAS PIPE AND TUBING,
THROTTLE, MITI AND CHECK LIMES,
ALL GLOBE PATTERN.
114..C01NT COCKS,
Brass Work of every description for
Steam, Water and Oil.
If Alf Ilret(PrUnilltn or J. M. COOPYIt
Improved Balume - Wbcrl Steam Pump.
Agents u. Dreyfus' J'atent Ott
ers, the beet in the Market.
Office and Wolfs, cfniner Thirteenth snit Plae
&reels. eon
MMI
ATWOOD & MICA FERET,
Comm Liberty lame% and Tbl.l. Aveziee
Ei===
BUBB FIND DEES AND IRON PIPE FISTED .
and AiiNNTS On A. 14. CASIFJION A CO'S
arswa PUDIIt AND IDA.WM:r..
CARRIAGES. BUGGIES.
AMII mcits.au DAVIS
WORKMAN & DAVIS,
BUCCRISSORS O '
Workman Moore & Co.,
•
anataecarere and Heaters In
CARRIA II GES, BUG GEES,
spring' and Huck wagons,
Nos. 42, 44, 46 sad'4B ham Bt., A litg hen!.
a Promptly executed. Or.
dirtcrifergrenotte et op to hoed sit le and
w werited to glrersatlshiehon In oven , PerDio
nu,
sr:Cowen rdyles of work mutant's on hand.
auf.R MIENTd for the New Ileven.Whee_l
flortn• z 07'1 make of ea RYES'S PATYNT
Wi t k subd hanp , s Patent (pick Uhler and
Antl.Dattfer for Shahs.
• '
Ii; RICHARD DAVIS Lhavlen purchased the
Interest of Ala s and and Ww. D. NOWI7I.ItI the bate
ICK
travel WCNA.N. MOttllZ L CO., the brat
nes. will hereafter be continued as the old stand,
ender the name and • Usk of WORRYAN
DAVIS. Orders aolleHed
JOlfftla, WORKMAN.'
11. RICHARD DAVIN,
Laleenth Mutts. National Ranh, Illtshitrigh.
ARAN
BETTER:
13 bozo Truk/Jon Button
10 half oitrels do.:
Tor solo by J. B. 0/114)1EL un D,
161 /rot Amot
1111
e~ALROADB. i.
• , .•1 . --; ;L;
13 til(1. ,
I:19 W, iltly
. '
11473.."..:1:110 sin!i,outhieCl'':'.SC
tinnt ..... 1 - 43 an.' •Ii" 20 e, 11c
ni,lor ens
Wa/lis No. 1.-5110 Ike c• 0.1..
tril/4‘l"/G.C..?..7.°.1.115451)1:iTit1r..j eTi
0 •
lo ok s
Ac No r C
t 1;00 en, Wall's No. 1.. linl ‘rin
I . ll.l.sh`g• 1:30 pie ,Johnotewn Ar. 11,06
na l l
1:60 per.!lirail.s An No . /1:4:11e ,fn
Wall.s PM;
t ' V r t?': 11: 5 511 2. m:osj,P4
u:l:lopullitie.-1 !Ann
...• e f . :Venn
W.f . y resster 10 0,10 pee IV ell's
nese loans male close Conn at iisl no.
recifts ITedi• 3.nitonc, rO
nun Sty a 0:00 e. iced:lnt rlttenur: .
lit1:011 a. in. Re in reln.l. ".
And nee , a, ‘llois Eton,. at
Ali • " C
4'loll,
to.
sot dole.
t wl
Call, exc. pl
Pi Curtner In forenetion iippv -
r liN , •ki'V. 1111. At.
Tie rennsflveslelnelao...l net as. !
acme any risk
1. l.r ene csce.elc.,ll
that amount s. In lent et il.c 11,1 of the
000.
Ile leten , conies
Roll Ventral neperinz,et,
c T 11711:R. ;
1 44 214 N NOYVVIINI airillgAlt 7;--( 4 . .
itlAll.—n red after NOY. 1.. thot 7a•
PremeO/Ml 4 mth, I, the ta Poo nt• '
11414r0a41 scrlve at 840 .1,4,1 :non ma
landcr.lutr,,t iletvt . A(044(0.4 y 14Ity.al 144 . 4 , '4•4,
Sten.
Sintsore No 15:14 ..... :CI ,
Irooport No. 1 6. 4 . 1 •or rr.opott No. Zitot, ha ,
:ttpre. - 0 4 10.4 • ott-tort4 4 .••• II:00 a
sh.spi,h 4 a. No.11:510 4 4 44114 . . 4 z 4 44,4 ) 1 1 40,4 pat
Vreeport No. 2 4:05 lo p0pr04 4 .1 4 1. No I i1:1 4 4 Du '
Malt 4440 410:i (00p0r:N....16:514. 4 orr.
[14(1o041T Not Olift m!.11.r100.1 4 0 No 04.11
t (10 on MO 41.ntly Cahoot 211.040. y. :
The ()torch , 1:144 104v.t• A11:01m45 4 •
t!oe
trot . ) Ourolny at 1:00 o. re: 4 0'41.1412 4 - 0 144 4 •4 on; ~4
City at 445 0 a. M. Motorola;. 04444,4 A/ 11 '5 4 4M
0117 O. I :NO 4, I,
0..1: 11 p.
Who tram: lenvlng A 4 44 - 40 1, 4 14 CIO (
to. mate all nTyort W.Vol. 4,
tot •s of 81514,0 feriNtleramt 4, ~
Through t!cletig may he putohn.4.4 at Oho ( ' - rr'e.
No. 121t.Clalr 411041.4earthetitoyonsI , IM 1 . 1 0 4 .
Ell Iola:0 4 0, and It Ito Itepot, 4.110 ON, i I
Sur tort.tar talOnattloo
4 4,10 , 4 OtaTt
,I4Ohoota p 0 . 41. • 4 op. Dot
*moat any Ott Pot for vreo .
appapel. altd Omit 1t..., 0.0.00.1141 4 11 y
II 44.1ted I 10114.:,,
ceeola. 1,14.1,1'44c.t WI
ir
Lt ,nr.LI.
•
4015 tOmerai Imo., • ot 4 : .•• ',I A.
':
o
vr•En NQV. .1'4•N;•,
and arrive at 1.1 . .11.1:, - .1) , t, , ..•
• L .., '''. 1 , 7.- r.•
ct:lcaso ".
Vaal. lAnu. -•• . V:5 . 7 I , 1;1
.Wl'l4 4: tM o Eth:'l 1,
C: is
Devstir.,p, Allev% ,rl•l•3 , 1 . •• ,v 4 t. "
i.car 'll •Jr•l‘.. st,
•
N., e5.,..3 •as
Ent. • • 110
"E 5 Zo
, Vn:,K ••
•
•. V at, ,-,
'l , lr 111:A
0, esm
,r.t. cul• . .1 , ) • per,
, . .
!no..t,11!•!•• a/1:
.• •• 11,D3 - 11 rn
Epo
A./t n e/Up • 4
:AH11:4!" p
•
ACt•5:l3
/kW rlfatts • tt: 1 81. n,
.!•11N;:ts
e/RV
110 Chu1a , ./
1511:111, 1, ••3, t : ,
1;nnl.
F. Mrl
o, /t, 'Ss
Vle
el Mt A tia (.4 11 c.W i alaLlegg
TIM/C. •
ALLRGV.II.7.:Ir az
THY. ONLY' 111"'”W• 1,01:TE .. TiLr,
MEMain I
nH W e ONSITIPHIT .!!!!.!•70F; 4 T,
V' CAH: •
r MON OAS. Ncv. :OW. TWO
TH.HOI.7UH Tn. INO 1,11,1* t.t Oen,'
red
rlttr , u4S. Dernt, rt.rner
lb red Mc ettnetr,n.r.rrnatlin,(ll:olty Itcl
ntle, .4 *Urgent; tn the Olt
Learn rtswitnuaoll. I A s lerAy . , 0.11.11.. w..:. !,
Jay Mr...—. .1:13 nt.!..ny W:.-W
wleitt 0,110 pm: Nicht 15 , ..... 710'/A
let OHIO lit . O:'J5 .;:r
Ild lint:wu...l I:10a :la 0;.110... ni
5:115 pic1:1•1
ith linlenn.3o/0 pm. ith 7,ler, o.:
Wn.rport Ac.Wer;:. 7:55 nac
'3,laWurts.. 0:311 A.. 0;%.
nen•lrta ne .1,15 It At:
t:losrch 1:00 1 n, Shown
Ennrrsc trelnh stn. .:Its etrw ,, P ,4
trenmmnem tot fret,. urn". at elf Heti a.
W. are now runnlnr •.111err Palace nlerpire
Cars , . on MI? Msorrae trains. benh ultr•
Hem rittaburgh t Corn.
I.AMI: It Nor, ...n”
THOMAS M. MINA. Assn. btir
Er.rsuer.l4.4o;
CHNCIENATI" A WlWw•wriMiNit
12,11.1. W A re
e.tl'i NhYl!!.`[:.. _ Cl*.: . .
GRANO?: Or — rlar. -trx aftcr '3112 , 1;.AY
Soy. 14th, 11130, Malnn Iran: anal sa-Mr• ,
03.tnnlInn , M. Mlttaburgi., •a r..3eora V :
rate har,gll. um.
• Peextr. : +m
knit 3 ' 1 ' . 1 1 ' 11 .. ... rt. F. : 1 :
Herthern Rap
:art ......... YAM ' , .n.
31.re.1 5,13 in:. ,•.m
Mniloastst'n Ann 11:200. 1..11:32a. a,
- .. - tm..:na;.1..c.r..a "'rata.. 12:00 n. 9:50a. m.
. a*" Ir 90 r. Y. kanrana miMM , ra . 4 330.
Z16:73 r. rt. Mall "MD arro 400. •
3. F. 1aC1.0.L..
1.10003 •Ilahrt Agant, COlurnlnts, 0
Tr. rc. a'atrer.. Pamaklans, 0910—
nolf.
ITTSMIRGA Wert
CONNISLJA Ir, L Nail!
Uri, ma. after StINI/AY. February 21.1 th,
1810,trfltu nl.ll rrrivr r.r.tglorgarkagraat
a:arm, rrgrrer .‘“1 kg, !dry,. S, AS
follcgrkg : .
e===l
EIMMIR
CATE
• .
aulleeerwl.derovtl.'a 11:00 A, 4:05 v. f t
•_6:11.5 V. I.G . 7 SOP.
Nicht)", I..)Mati•nrt /0:30 ft.• 0:45 A. 01
ellareb Tr, i.tO
omit. ma •
W..,11.14.•-• , t..... 1;1111 of. 111:00 4.14
HARDWARE & CUTLERY,
RIVER FALLS
CUTLERY. ca,
No. 70 Wood Street,
==!
MANUFAUTILIICEM C•F THEIR NSW
Solid Cast Handle
TA ISLE KAU FE.,
U. I
1-m '.o;ritilnli n c l oageon:ie g ' fi.T.7:;,',4 1 :1;
I . i cost drenTr In ilie blade, rteurtnlC the e , ..
4 4 , m , , , :1r:: , , , , , „1n cooatiuellou rriihout ad. P 4 blacken,wft , ',l:tlll. 3 `o ; h:r ::"'!'"
I .r pink.' r b a r r i l i r l r. rare ,
ware. lo Color. 0.1 I
It Is similar to port idly,. e au
,1
Malt, en above described. covalitote au
i reriglac.W.lTlMiTuartal.l7l.l".." All.
a; The euverb Civic and tireat /Strength of
i this article enables the ninonfacturcri to
! recommend it hi . sprelallie adapted for tiro
PR I ? ail l i t c l ' ZilV:t r iti=r;4l . 4lMa r it r g e s:
BEATER FALLS CUTLERY CO.,
No. 70 Wood St., HlV...burgh,
MU 07
TABLE CUTLERY & POCKET KNIVES.
mh i i ttedity Guaranteed.;
›RvvAttElo:l:* *vim t:BAll
LOGAN, GREGG & CO.,
=I
HARDWARE,
52 Wood Street,
Your door* above MI. Charles liolel,)
=
Country Blerrhente are Invited I.
Call and examine our stock Whyri
the City. •
Animals for Anderson Moors Meet
and Northwestern. Morse Shoo liMI
tlontrany.
A follslit of Machinists, Bloch.
smiths and ' rpenteen Toni..
cer's riles, Leather Melting . ,
Leather, die., always on haw).
.I•3lstZ
COiLL AND
eIIBLES
Toughlogjnny and Connellsville Coal,
BLdCHdI JDEBULPHURIZIIDGO6E.
0111 CZ '..4.241,1 YARD, edrner Butler and
Wortou street. Liberty and Clymer streuts.
Sloth want: also tiveond street, -pghth word,
mid at Med of Was street, r. 1./• lt. DM.dt.
hceond ward.
Ordori left at either of the above oSleos, or ad.
dress to me through Ylttsburgh Q., will re.
calve prompt attention.
Jeerer to whom am
ion HarAe7.
Won. dridth. Union Iron grills, B. &Vow.
ler B Cr tdephensox 8 Co., Bissell •
Co., Grail& Hager, Alex Bradley, Park, Bro. &
Co., Fork .VleCtinly & Co. Reese. limit& Dull.
Wm. M. Taber & Co., J. B. Lyon Co., Jamm
Mershall Co., Allen. Mei., & Co., Union Lt.
pot Hotel, Coottellsellle lt. 11.. l'ennsylesale It.
IL. Allegheny JftlitYll.
1. ' 11 .;li FAN , .q.b - VIA 11T f:.;)..
Itseiz ,
!eff, F.Cf7 LUIER Y 7111.E.FI!!,
=
4 Ir. VOUTv:.
ag.,[lll( .1;U411 . NUT (A)),.. O
Z . . i It*,
emakat v(160.
AU ori.k.no left at Utt.lt 'ot klattSee4 to
Mena Ihruutk tips tnUI, cll . . 1; attAtidil4 I*
SU. FISH.
Yresb Lake B.
.
•• •• - ' Welt. ab;
) No. I. A and. 3 Mackerel all a re, pk gr
Labrador Mackerel; - .
Wandlierrlne;
Cod Tlabt a
a, t
WATT LANG con.
lee , wn. 1491 and 174W0c0l 11l
mum