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AIItERICAN BAH,
NO, 80 FOURTH AVENUE,
PITTSEttnitCHI.
Uawtt CAPITAL ... 1. 11200,000
Stockholders Individually Liable.
ISDN II or DINDOONT . ADD DILPODIT.
JOHN FLOYD litld. FLOYD.
President, Cashier
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nee. W. Marshall. ii lot Y. MarOwd ,
Win.
T. ehannon. •ren Wm Wall.,
J. W. 40001, Jas. Belli. .
Chu. B. Latch. , Wmiloyd. -
Jobs Floyd.
This Bank 0 now tally
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SILVER AND COUPONS,
Rasa ht at Inches! Price*.
Pll. 11. MERTZ, Banker,
Cm Wood St. and sth Avenue
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orner Fourth Avenue and Wood St.,
net as.% tell all Mails of -
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Ar Isterest.Alowed on Ileposlta
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4/Iriloirl 10•21•4 Bond. at
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MRS T. HRADT & CO,
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Orrice or Prrrsnueun Gazes - re,
BATOR/MY, April 9, ISTO.
The premium on gold was decidedly
.advanced on Saturday,- - after the reau'ar
call was over, to 113.4, and the whole
market looks*. it this was only the be.
ginning of a general rise. The cause of
this was ostensibly attributed to the re.
ported shanties of Napoleon and a crisis
In the French ministry, but In reality
the cause Is nearer home; the utter fail
ure of tho funding bill, as originally
drawn• up, the large Importation cf
foreign manufacturers, the falling elle(
our exports and the more than probable
necessity of shipping specie to meet the
Nay :interest on bonds heldrn Euraps,
are at the bottom of this rise. If Con
gross had rejected the entire schema of
Mr. Boutwell to fund the public debt
and Istsefare with the. workings of the
stational banks, gold would not have
fallen so low, and a fair spring business
would have been done on the baste of
about 116 to 117- per cent On gold. The
friendship of the Secretary or the Treas
ury must certainly. be considered very ,
valuable among Oongreaamen, else
they would have dropped a bill which
evidently dart not meet their views en' ,
finances, If they have any at all. The
:Isola gold wilt also stimulate .epecule-
lion in bonds and stooks although it must
melte money scarcer and raise the inter
est on Mill loans. What the course of
Governments will be for the next tour
weeks depends on the European rear
hats, and a decline there must- work' a
the in gold hero and an advance in tier
cerroncy vane. The cliques in stocks
are very sanguine of being able to ad
ranee prices at the Stook Exchange,
sotto the dullness of gel end business. A
rims otonly live per amt in gold would
• be equivalent to a rise of ten per cent. in
the railroad shares.
In our local market a greater demand
for mosey has manifeetvd itself ilartl4.-.
the put week, but all good paper wt 1
- readily be discounted at the regular din•
count houses. .
Business very dull. • .
44001.1ittooli as received by - Phr. R.
G01d,11.334t Sliver, 11036; Eighty
one's, WM; Five Twenties, 10112, ill%;
do. UM. /104; do. 1865, 110 do. 1885.
Consols, DN. do. 1867.109%; do. NW.
109%; Ten Pistils, 106%; Adam. Ex-
Press Company, Mg; Merchants Union
Express Company. 6; American Ex
press • Company, 11834; Western Union
Telegraph, 32; New York Central.
92%; Reeding, 99; Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne Chicago, 93%; Ohio lt Mis.
elselppl, VV.; Michigan Southern, 874;
Cleveland & Pittsburgh, 1005; Chicago,
Rock Island Titanic, 18; Chicago &
North Wtatern; 23; Chicago .9. North
Western Preferred. 843 ; Erie, 25%.
samurais. Large &natl.
Isiudon, per L 5. 0 S 1 5 , 85
Par% per franc 22 24
Berlin, Cutler 82 84
Frankfort, florlue 42 90
—atoning quotations racer rod by Janus
S. Brady er. • Co. Cold: 118; United
tates Bizet' 1981, 11454; Five•Twentles,
1882, 111%; do. IM4, 110%; do. 1885, 110 K:
Ten-Forties 108%;_Five-Twenties, Juno •
no' and July, 1885, 10 8 !.4; do. do. 1857,
.109;;; do. do. 1888.109%; Union parade
edßlos d L u Bl
x%% ;
La C k e e n_t S ra a l P adroio do 90%; Cy.
it erTelegraph
Newto t 0... Pittsoorgo Ultsatte.)
Yang, April 9, 1810.
The cotton market for the week shows
receipts from all palate of 42.4 90 bales;
exports' 66,193 bales: stock on hand 595,.,
511. The present crop is generally estl
mated at 6,000,000 bales, and its vainest
the average pride of the season will be
worth three hundred tnilllora currency.
Foreign commerce of this port for the
week: Imparts 12„118,0f& dry geode
64,814,753. General merchandise; ex
ports 13,109,503; produce 177,500. Gen.
aril trade dull, and forcing sales In any
direction Would result In a still lower
range of pricer.
Tee Sub•Traasury disbursed 5174,076'
coin interest sod reoelved 12,997.705 for
nusteme during the week. A dispatch
r ro z..a. Washington Rays the Ways and
m i mes flommlttee will strike out both
sections or the Funding bill relative to
National bank/. The bank statement Is
again unfavorable, showing a lose In the
legal reserve of three and a half {mil
liona. Leans, 5372.171,389; increase L
8414.517; spode. $28,787,692; dear tine,'
/1,099,49 W drcalation, V 0,754,253 to
.crease .77.f4N; deposits, 5201,7 434;
5, 1
decrease. 84,651.996; legal ten era,
147,570,833; decrease, 62,441,100. - he
failure' of an old member of the Stock
Tacharige was rumored to•clay.
Money easy at 54g8 on call. •
Stering firm at 83019.
4.101 d armor; opened at 1125{, touched
SAM{ and closed at 113 X. The advancing
tendency of the market Is due to the up
ward turnof exchange and the rise to day
is generally creditea to the operations of
foreign house*. Exchange firrel; Car
rying rates 4065 X. Clearances 542,000,-
4100.
Governments active and higher in
sympathy with gold. Oaupona of 'Bl,
141.099 14 5{; do '62, 115“4111{; do , 64, 10}4
St IOV 40 '65, ion®11; do new, 9%0 1
;-,,,. do 'B7. c urr e n t 9@o 63, 07{0119.1
••..
ih _ eh, ~ WPM;y sixes, 11(gmi, ,
The t h h : of the market is heated. 1
ar Fewer heads u -e offered and orders to I
buy numerous.
State bands quiet a." 4., n il ' - Malourie
• DOW do 63, old
88%, old Tennessee{ 58,„ old North
Virginias 70,4". now do t..." 4..
Lsutalana
Carotins, 46%, new do 21%. -
Levee ITs 76, New South Carolina., IL „,,
Tho stook market was strong .. C..
attar the publication of ths bank state'
mint, when there was a fractional
decline. The active stocks were Reading,
Northwestern preferred, Wabash and
Vanderbilt. The failure of is small
operator had no effect on the market.
The market, however, closed firmer, the
• rLso in- gold Imparting a more cheerful
fading to the market, and prices were
nearly up to the best point of the day,
though business was light.
Canton. 86X; Cumberland, 31 , 4"; Wee .
em Union Telegraph, 2125{; Quicksilver,
9; Mariposa, Cloio preferred, 1314; Hart
ford Erie, 04; Adams Express. 00 34: 1
Wells Ewan 19%; American Hareem, 1
38%; United States Express, 42%; Pacific
Mail 38X; New York Central, 92%; &rill,'
WM; Ede, 28 %, do preferred 48; Bar-
low, 152, do preferred, 145; Road.
log, 9956; Michigan Central, 120;
Lake Shore, 8714: Illinois Central, 140;
Pittsburgh, 100 Mt Northwestern, 73M i
, do preferred. 85 Bock Inland, 110; New
Jersey. Central, 103%; M. Paul, 493{; do I
preferred, 733{; Wabash, 49; do prefor'd,
75; Fort Wayne, 931 i ; Terre Haut% 383{:
do prafer'd. 86; Chicago and Alton, 111){;
do profited, 112,1{; Ohio and htlialenippt.
' 72 .4"; Dubuque, 107; C. 0. A 1.0.,.11734;
0. t:. & 0., 74.
834011,1w1:51MI: CONDO Falls, &Frank
/11. 6 1 ffechl, 80; Quinoy, 17.
ElneTressu Wawa: gold, 179,620,.
' 748; currenen 15; general balance,
64.434,256; airmailed gold rertitleMes
mug to 'Weahington, $ll ,252.000.
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PEFTsBURGII INAKKETK
Orrice: or Pirrentmon GAZETTE.
HAICIP.AY,•AprII 9, 1970.
A good deal of complaint Is made by
some of our merchants In regard to
fanner' endl country dealers being led
astray by thd retails of the markets in
the Pltudmrgh papers. and that More Is
come ground for tide complaint wo coo.
cede. As • general thing country pro ,
Pie
It to got f,r their grain or what
ever lay be the prices quoted in the
a m pei reports, but If they Would
only give the matter a little considera
tion, they would know better. It is not
to be expected that men will boy and
salt et the aame - price, and the country
dealer or farmer should note expect to
get aa big prices 'es the city . dealer, as
the former _wholesales while the latter
The country dealer, If lie
r=ql
Hells to's city dealer expects his money
.lust as soon as the merchandise is de
livered; while the city dealer, sells in
small lots, and besides having to take
the chances of thu market, In obliged in
many Instances to wait GO or OD days be
fore he can make collections. • The thlog
is so absurd that it is scarcely deserving
of notite, yet in we hare aleady Inti
mated, some of these country dealers,
Inalat that they should have the prices
quoted In the newspapers, regardless of
these - and many other considerations.
APPLE BUTTER—SaIes at 65(0)70c.
ASHES—Quiet and unchanged; Com
mon Soda Ash, 4e; refined do 454;
Pearls 9@ilk'; Pots 73i.
APPLES—Market quiet and un
changed: sales st 12,50(43.50 per bbl.
BUTTER—Prime to choice roll Is eel-
ling readily at 33@400, but the ommon
grades - are hard to soil at any price.
BEANS—No can report sales at 1475
02,15 per bushel, the outside figure for
choice.
i IIUCKNO EAT FLOUR—Nominal, 20.
C119:1-E—Market steadier and de-
Mend rather better. York State Dairy,
l7(4117.0 York State Goshen, 18@19c.
It:BAL.:BERRIES—BaIes of Sackett's
Belle Berries at tie per bbl.
',CARBON OlL—There Is some Inquiry
on western account, and sales are be-
Mg made at 23, for 100 barrel lots, and
25W/44 in a small way.
tORNIM.E2.I.—Ia quoted, In store, at
9 doll per, bushel, as to quality.
RIF.ONROIT—Is as dull is ever,
and theft' is to Indication at present
of any Immediate Improvement.
We - continue to quote Apples
at 634@7%c. Peaches 73408340 for quar
ter., 00•100 for halves, and 18(4/2Oc for
pared. Blackberries at 13®14c and
pitted chorrim at 25(gMc.
EGGS—In good supply with sales at
21g422; It Is but proper to remark, how
ever, that some dealers expect an im
proved deritand and better prices within
the next few days.-
FLOUR - The market Is quiet and de
void of anything new or important.
We continue to quote- western
flours, in I store, at 115fi153i for spring:
63.4(iity, fili s winter, and 17@734 for fancy
brands. e flour. So.
GRAIN 'rhein is no movement in
wheat, and lu the abseneo of ,italea. wo
continue to quote nominally at ;1,10,g)
1,16, for fair to prime red. Oats Kame
and firm, though the demand Is only
moderate, en both dealers and consum
ers, generally, are impressed with the
belief that prices are not likely to go
anTifigher, and, consequently‘ they do
t
not carry any more stock than hey can
half. Quotations, 46®47 irrlirs hands,
with narks furnished; 49461 o wharf
and track, and 53®55 for small lot. in
~..1
store. Corn is Linn and scar in 80 is
offered for ear, on spot, and 83 085 for
shelled. Eye in in demand; may be
quoted at 85(4.90,. buying, au 95@91,
selling--Barley is scarce, also, tit the
demand is not very active, the ialting
808.4011 being almost over. We attune
to quote at 86%90 for erring, an 95 for
fall.
..11.kV—We can report sales of baled
on wharf and track at ;I7®lB—strictly
prime timothy would command Ilal. -
BO3IINY--;6@03,f, per bbl.
BUSKS-23443e.
LARD OlL—la firmer and • higher;
$1,30(§11,32, for Extra No. 1 and 90@95
for No. 2.
LlME—Eastern white, ;1,76; Cleve.
land, 52,25.
MAPLE SYRUP—SaIes lit $45 :Q1,75
for gallon Jugs, as to quality.
ONIONS— $2,50Q2,75 per bbl.
PROVISIONS—Firm with& good job-
Ling demand, but• pricm aro un
changed. Shoulders, 12 for Plain and
1334 for Sugar Cured; Sides, 1614 for
Ribbed, and 17 fir Clear; Plain Hums,
165, , , and Sugar Cured 1734E01734. Lord,
la 3; In tiorcea, and 1734 in ke gs. Moss
Pork, 525. Orlon root, 1934g20.
POTATIIES—SaIe 1 ear !sad reach
Blows, sacked, at 46 per bushel. Seed
Buckeyes, 51,50 per bbi. •
PE:KNUTH—Prins) Tennessee quoted
' at
PEARL BARLEY—No. 4,6; No. I,
63;: Oatmeal, ;10,50 per bushel, 5.5,60
per half hitt. . w ,
PEAS —Sales at. 12.52,21 per buwltst.
SEEDS—Clover mod is steady but un
changed; sales ;in store, at 19t:W5S•
Timothy is ejuotid at 95.75®6. eta:seed
at ;'=. ls .
SALT—Salon car load loth al. :LOS@
470, with the usual advance In store.
19nli[iLEUM 11.LIOUZI
byrti3a,oir Ptassr.uncin 121Aggrra„
• SATURDAY, April 9, 1170.
SPNIEW FOR Taw IVEICC.
The oil market ham been quiet this
week, but unusually steady, and the
feeling, generally, is stronger, and while
prices have fluctuated but slightly, the
tendency has been upward. It Is not a
little remarkable that while the market
Ills been unusually sluggish thus tar this
year. our sidpuivelts or refined and re•
celpts of crude aro considerably ahead
of the corresponding time lot year.
During the drat two of three months of
1869 there was a heavy spacedative bust.
nebit, a very large amount of oil bought
and sold, but there was no actual oil In
these tranaationis, and settlements were
;. - ..iado by paying differences, between
what Z.'Ye oil was told at and the price
prevailing wh:`rt the contracts matured.
Thi. Year there has teen almost an.
tire absence of speculation, -- r.".• GOD"'
quently,Aheee bag been more logitlniV!
besluesethan during the same time last
year. And even now, notwithstanding
the Amason la considerabbly advanced,
our refiners era not disposecito sell very
largely ahead, and while there are a
good many buyers for "tines," there
very few sellers.
Receipts Crude this week, 13,597; last
week, 8,947; January Ist to date,
210,-
037; same time last year, 197,369. Ex
ports refined this week, 5,111; last week,
7,326; January lit to date 103,771; came
time tut year, 83,848. Bales this week,
13,190 tibia crude, 4,500 reflnedf last
week, 18,500 crude, 4,000 refined.
•
The market is quies end unchanged. I
There are buyers for spot or seller April
at 1134, while holders generally are ask
ing 11%®115,1, mostly, 11%. Buyer all
year nominal et 14©1434. •
RILYINED.
Also, very quiet, not a single sale re.
norted—prioea, an compared with yeller
day, are without quotable change.
April, quoted at 25344@2.530 May, 20 34;
June, 2034: Juno to August, 2735; May to
December, 2834; June to December, 2594;
buyer all year, 303403035.
RBOXIIPTEI 01 ORtIDA OIL UT A. V. R. B.
Brilliant Olt Works IGO, on account
Lockhart, F dr Co: A B Mills 80. on ao.
count W Bartle; B GoodwiJiron 0, on ac.
count J B Barbonr: Fisher 24
160—on
accouut earns.
640 bbis
Total •
01 OIL ST A. S. B. H.
Fawcett, Logan, 8. & CO, 200 tibia re-
Hoed to Logan, Bro. a Co., Phil's.
J. A. McKee 250 bbls landed to W. P.
Logan Bro. & Co., Philadelphia. - ..
P.
Bro . a. 456 bb ree& W. to
P. Logan 13m. & Co., Phil is
adel fin phia.
Citizens Oil Works 471 bbla reflood to
Tack Bro. & Co., Philadelphia. •
K, Koehler & Co., 151 bbls refined to
Waring, K. &Co., Phil's.
Total
riAnKEra fly THLECRAPH.
.Nsw Yon's, April 9.—Cotton opened
heavy and lower and closed steady; sales
Of 1600 bales at 2310 for middling up
lands. Flour; receipts 0790 bbli; Market
d u 2 and declining: hales of 6100 bble, at
gi300)4. 45 for super fi ne State and west
ern. g4,60*5,25 for extra State, $4.55(p)
5,05 for extra Western, 35,100:56,00 for
white wheat extra, ! 4 , 7 0 4 0 . 00 for - round
hoop Ohio, $5(.96,75 for extra St. Louts
and id@ti for good to ciOloe do. Bye
Flour quiet; Balm of 100 bbhi
Corn Meal dull. Whisky lower; sates I
of 600 bbla western at 81,024?51,03 for free
and 60 bbls patent at 09e@$1. Wheat:
receipts 21,760 Meth; market dull at 1020
lower; sales of 40.000 bush, at 31,0054 for
No. 2 spring, $1,03 for No. 2 and 3
do. 'Mud, $1,0654651,10% for No. .I
do., $1,21(01,24 for winter red 1
and amber western. $1,25 for email lota
d o , 111,40®1,50 for white State and winter
red LM - tole on private terms. Bye quiet.
Barley in fair request; Solos o f 22,000 1
bush at 760 for two rowed State, 111@t1,06
for (Muscle West. Corn firm; sates of
moo m o t at $1.0801,150 for new and
old mixed wedern, 11,11®1,12 for new
yellow Jersey and southern. Oats a
shade firmer aud quiet; bales of 31,000
bush at 58(.400 0 for western, 65C4f,0e for
Ohio; reeelpts 17,450 bush. Coulee dull.
Elope quiet; sales of 500 Midi of Cuba
at it®ONc. Molasses; dull. Petroleum
quiet at 14i4(i114,af0 for crude, 263t1e for
refined. Hops quiet. WOOIALITIVaCtiVOF
Sales of 300,000 wands at 4003. pa l for
domestic fleece, and 41(g47c fored,
Leather—Hemlock very quiet 111311
it 2834@300 for Buenos Ayres. Linseed
4111 quiet. Pork a shade firmer; sales
330 bola at 521,25@27.37 for mere: p 19,00
021,50 for prime and 1a,50%22,75 prime
mesa; also 500 bbls mess- seller May at
127,50. Reef steady; atlea 200 bbls at
$ .4 10@15 for new plain mesa; $14®17,50 for
now extra mess. Tierce Beef firm; sales
IGO tierces at 125@23 for' prime mesa; 128
@3O f_r India mess Beef hams - firm;
sales 176 bbla at $21@33 for new. Cut '
Meats firm; sales . o3oo packages at 103.4(g)
112 c for shoulders; 11.%©16c for hams;
middles firmer and quiet; sales 125 his
at 1314 ®l3afc for Cumberland cut; 1434 n
for short ribbed; 1434®14%c for long
clear. Lard steady; sales 350 tierces at
141.4@16c for steam; 16©1614n for kettle
rendered; sales also 500 tierces steam
seller four months at 1534 c. Batter Is
steady and In good demand at 14@20c.
Ohio Cheese firm at 14@15e. Turpentine
quiet. Sheathing Copper quiet. Ingot
copper quiet steady and drooping at
11334Cia19140 for Lake Superior and Balti
more. Pig iron fairly . active at 132,50i21
35, Scotch $31(3114.) American bar dull
at 175 for refined English and American.
Sheet quiet at 1ln(g12 gold for Russia.
Nails qulet.at 4:,;(4;4140 for. cut, 51 , 4®6e
for clinch, and 23Q290 fo horse shoe.
Freights; to Liverpool more active and
heavy: shipments of 35,000 bush wheat
per steamer at 3ig3i--,d.
Laleg—Flour closed dull and lower.
Wheat dull heavy and lower at si,os®
1,10 for No, 2 spring, and 11,20 for winter
red and amber western. Rye nominal: -
Oats dull at 580 for western in store.<
Corn very quiet at 111,07©1,09 for new,
mixed western. Pork very quiet at $27,-
44®27,50 for moss. Beef quiet and un
changed. Cutmeats at fair reqfiast at
full prices. Bacon quiet and unchanged.
Lard quiet at 15340 raked and 1534 e bid
for May and June, and 1534 c asked, and
161,/c bid seller 3 mouths. Egits dull at
27623 c.
CHICAGO, April 9.—Exchange 1.10.
Flour very dull and nominal. Wheal:
movement altogether apecullitive • and
market unsettled, closing dull at 73t.;@'
7334 e far No. 2, optional; sales were made
at 7334073Nc, seller April, 76N07730,,,
seller May, and 79(47934c buyer May and
seller June; other grades dull and 1114134 c
lower; during the afternoon the market
was irregular at 7334 c oath and 75340
75510 Boller last half month. Corn dull
and lower at 760776340 for Ne. 2, Closing
inside, and 750760 for new, optional;
sales were made at 79080 e, seller May,
for No. 2; in the afternoon the Market
dull at 76a cie.h, 790 seller May for No. 2
and 720760 for new. Oats dull and
lower at 28030340 for No. 2 in core, 3801
3Stio aeller mouth and 4134041.3f0 seller
May, closing_ with sellers at 380 cash.
Rya dull and No. 2 nominal it 700720
Barley inactive and neglected. High
wines dull at 51. Moss Pork - moderately
active and advanced 253, clotting firm at
1 527,56. Lartisquiet and steady at 161.0.
I Sweet pickled hams 1634 c; Meats very
firm at 1004011034 e for dry salted shoul
ders, 131.44013340 for rough aides and 140
1444 c for short rib middles, Receipts
-4,104 bble dour, 13,243 bush wheat,23,520
bush corn, 4,210 Minh 0145, 150 bush-rye,
800 bush barley and 3,168 head hogs..
Shlpmente-3.852 bale flour, 41,1 1 69 bush
wheat, 11,912 bush corn, 8,695 bush oats,
370 bush rye, 3,050 bush barley and 3,579
heal h0g5...,"
ST. Louis, April 9.--Cotion nominally
at =l4O for middling. Hemp firm at
51,2501,50 for prime to choice undressed
and 52.15(42,25 for: dressed. Floor:
super 53,8504,19: X $4,2504,50; XX
-61.6504,80 and ehreee family 14306,25.
Wheat: No 2 rod $1,03@1,06; No I da
51,1204,15; No 2 white $1,11701,10. Coin:
choice yellow in bulk 81; white 82c • Yel
low sicked 890; choice white 900 Whig.
key dull and weak at 41,02. Provisions
quiet and firm: mess pork 127.50028;
dry salt shoulders 10;e; clear rib aides
14%0 clear aides 151,40... Bacon: shoul
ders 1134 c; clear rib sides 141;c; clear
sides 1514. Lard firm. at 15q01534e.
Cattle In demand far best grades and
higher sales at 5@74e, pose. Hogs
In decline at 934@934c.
Nnw ORLEANS. April 9.—Cotton firm
and In fair demand, middling uplands
21Sc; sales 5,000 baleat.recelpUs 2,208
bales; exports 5,525 bales; stock 174.376
balsa. 'Flour duilLatiperfloe $4,21; ex-
Ira $1,75; double extra 55,25. Corn active
And advanced; white and - yellow 51,10.
Oats: prime western 640,65 c, Ohio river
62c. Hay firm at 525.00. 'Mess pork
.29,250620,50. Bacon buoyant; should
era 1214 c; rine:ides 1614 c; clear aldee 1734 c;
sweet cured Kama 13018340 Lard 15540:
' keg,l7/04175c. Sugar: prime Wl®
11^40. Molaw/eso prime 700. Whiaky
9240,95 c. • Coffee unchanged.
,CI amxwrl, April 9.—Flour and grain
mile and - unchanged. Cotton steady:
n.lddiillllnge at laa. Tobacco unchanged
and firm at full rates. Whiskey ateedy
at - 41,00. Provisions unchanged and
quiet, lest, 'equity but holders generally
arm at full rate*. Linseed MI dull at
90092. Lard oil unchanged at 51,V.0
1.25. Sugar firm and in good demand;
New Orleans at 11®1234 for fair to prime.
Coffee tiritn; sales of 660 hags at 185 , i0
22,540. Clover need firm at Ilt@irlqc.
Timothy lower and dull at $6,76Q6,15.
Flax fir*.
CLaysLAND. April O.—Flour doll at
$4,76®5,50. Wheat: $l,ll tor No.
low*
winter and 51,06 for No. '2 , Corn
new No. 288 c; choice yellow 90c; old No.
1 mixed held at pp4q Oats lower at 52a
for No. 1 State. Barley; 6500411. forfeit,
and Canada. Petroleum: nothing done
in spot oil; holders were asking 230t235ic
for standard white refined and $5.25 for
crude; sales 2000 bbis of Crude in two
lota at 56,45, seller July. .
LOUISVILLE, April 9.—Cotton steady;
middlings 220. Flour 55. Wheat 111,10
01,20. Corn 950 Oats 530 Rye 90c.
Uroceries quiet but firm. Pqrs
Bacon 114/, 163; and 11340 Bulk Meats
103:, 14X and 150 Lard 160 Hama
18340. Whisky $l. Tobscoa; gales 232
hints :at 5507,50 for trash to Inge and $8
044,64.1 for low to good leaf.
BUFFALO, Mail 8 —Live stook receipts
for the week: 5,282 beeves, 480 cows,
8,004 hogs, 2,584 'beep, 218 horses. Beet
cattle steady, 7t,o4lyie for lair to **tra,
closing firm, with thoyards well pleated.
?earlrm and unchanged. Sheep:
notuing - doing and yards Bleared.
Moreno, April 9.—Cotton 23340; re.
celpts 452 biles; exports 304 bales.
Flour: superfin r e
p 54,50. Cori 51(41,20.
Osta 650 ty .Br 526,60. Lard
15Vg16,tic. ifi re o rs
an
a l llritl i dens l4l° l 11 10 1- .
dere 120, althe feyr, bulk
18110.
et
BA Uri Noßit, April 9.--Flour firm and
in good deinand but scarce. Wheat '
quiet, Pennsylvania 51,28011,20. Corn
active, white .1,0501,07, Yellow 51,0 8 4
1,07. _Oats steady at 60 020 Rye quiet
at 11.05. Whisky drooping at 111,0201,03.
PHILADELPHIA, April o.=Flogr
New York extra 57,5007,74. Wheat ,
firm; red .51,3401.3 6 , white 1 1 ,4 04 4 1 , 55 .
Rye steady 1141,05. Corn in d ul l s emand,
yellow 51,09011.10. Whiskyt 51,05
(BLOC for iron bound.
Naenva.mr, April 9.—Cotton quiet:
low middling 21c; good ordinary 200 ,
Bacon; clear aides 16c, shoulders 113;c,
bents 160 Lard 180. Corn VI delivered.
Flour 4406 for superfine to fancy. I ,
TOLEDO, April 9.—Flour Inactive.
Wheat a shade lower; amber Michigan'
51,04; No. 1 red 51,10, No. 2 dolitsc. Oats
quiet with No. 1 at 51e; No. 2 500 and ,
Michigan 510. Clover Seed 59.40.
Mum/areas, April 9.—Flour entirely
nominal.- Wheat firmer at 800 for No. 1,
and 73340 for No. 2. Oats firm at 42e for'
2. Corn dull at 680 for new. Rye and
barley nominal.
SAN PAANCIECO, April 9.—Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat: saleschoice at
51,60. this being
an extreme figure.
Legal tenders 90.
Ciflmtao, April 9.—Cattle steady and
firm, 113,2508,1234 for coarse to extra
smooth. Hogs firm, 58,300)9,25 for com a
to Choice.
Dry Good• Market
New Yonc, April 9.—Market steady,
with only a moderate ouelnesis doing;
the better algae of heavy brown sheet-
Inge, iamb as Pacific extra, Appleton A
and Indian Hoed, command 16c, while
one or two brands are hold higher. and
Amoskeag A and Stark A, which are
equally as good, are selling down to 14,t40.
Brown shootings and hloached shirting*
are depressed, though prima are 'much
firmer hero than In western cities; Don
nell's prints aro held nominally at 120;
Pacido sells readily at 12%e; Lorll prints
at filie by gime and BM by piece; Free
mares Quick Eitien Bedford ranges from
ayy to 7%c for posse and select etylee;
Whittendon check oottonades sell at 2114
4025 m Corset Jeans depressed at Il®ll2oo
for Bates, and Canoe river glazed cam
brim aro also deproOstdi Washington re
duced to Elyic, and high colors to 914 a.
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/ISPOttlie 1132 ItAII.I6JAID.
ssemtvireirp
—7 mouu Prrreztuant BAIL-
own, April 9. cars Irma ore, Brady's
Bend Iron Co; 6 do lake sup ore, Jones dr.
Diughlln; 8,000 ft lumber, It A Clark;
18,000 do do; Union Planning MIII; 111,000
do do, Gee Nickel & Co; 8,000 do do, B
Schmidt & Co; 8,000 do do, McQuewan &
D; 20 but tobioco, ILI Bauer; 3 bbls oil.
Freeman & Berger; 337 ban potatime,
Bruggerman &O'B; 50 caseetobacco, Ar
buckles & Co; 27 bas starch, Secomb &
Co; 25 eke oats, 44 do corn,
lay;
& W Fair
lay; 26 bbls flour,H Conway; 8 , care
pig Iron, Nimicit Co; 3 lige oat meal,
J Mills at Boo; 10 kge oat meal, 3 kge
Wh., 4 do p barley. D B Rogers dc
Hon; Is has bona, N J Braden; 4 bble
flour, J H lilllorman; 4 do do, M.
Rankle; 7 tubs butter, 11 Wbu ia Jr;
Head
r; 20 Mb
119ur, I' Duff & Sun; 2 lags
&M: 6 bbls apples, 6 kge tipple buttr.
IdeCraezen; bbls egos, Ido butter, e P
Duff & 2 0 u; 33 eke mill stuff, P Doff &
'Sons; it eke potatoes, J *Kennedy: 17 jugs
syrup, F Craighead; IOW
lo pleelee,
Van Corder &th 7 bbls eggs, x butter,
W Rankin & Bro. 1 lob butter, Volgt,
& Co; 6 bble oil, F Sellers & Du 2 kgs
wine, A D &Admen; 2 bbblegge, 6 i ts
—. 1,530 bbbi.
PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE: MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 11, 1870.
oats, Day & Co; 2 bbla eggs. ll_do . apples,
II Rea Jr; '.19 aka potatoes, Votgt, M dt Co;
20 bbl, apples, Bead & III; 2 bbls onions,
P Duff& Son.
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI' AND Sr.l
LOUIS RAILROAD, April 9.-5 O bbls
wines, Litton it 111; 1 car f brick, Mc-
Knight dt Co; 7 kgs tobacco, F Chant.
bare; 2 him drugs, 3 W Sykes; 1 machine,
Jenkiuson: 3 hbla whisky, W
Khmer; 5 do do, A S Killian/linger: 10 do
do, 11 McSwigan; 14 do do, Clark Hays;
I keg ink, Pittsburgh Dispatch office; 1
bbl oil, S Paulrrbbl whisky, 1 ba to
bacco, Sutliff & J; 1 box rummies, .7
Murphy; 2 bhda bacon, Watt, L & Co:
25 cads tobacco, C I) Aroethal; 4 bbls
eggs, 1 keg butter, Head . & M; 5 bbis
eggs, 1 keg butter,2 bbte onions J J
Pettit; 8 pkgs produce , ,
Randolph .4.5; 10
tubs butter, F 0 Craighead; 10 bbls
flour, Schomaker & L; 2 do eggs, Can
field & it; 1 do do, Yolgt; M & Co; 7 pkga
produce. M W-Rankin; 5 bbls eggs, W
D Cooper; 9 pkga produce, E Smitn; I
box eggs, 1 do boom, Meanor & H; 1 bbl
eggs, 2 firkin. butter, F Schieldtlot old
iron, Mitchell '& L; 50 binsflour, 18 bge
do, W H Nantker.
PITTSBURGH FORT WATHR AND CH. ,
CAOO RAILROAD. April 9.-100 CARPS
lard, 15 bbls oil, .1 11 Parker; 101 bbls
Pork, F Sellers di Co; 16 doz broom% J
Wilson dc Son; 100 bbls flour,. Shouraker
L; 100 do. do, owner; 3 bbl, castor oil,
Schwartz dc Haalett; 6 ban butter, S
Devol; 6do do, H Rea Jr; 2 care ore,
HtisseY, W A Co; . 42 bp feed. J tic W
-Feirley: 3 bbls onloria,.W in Millar & CO:
29'doz brooms, L J Blanchard; 13 rolls
leather, It H Anderson; 33 bdlr brooms,
1 bid °moue, Watt, Lang A Co; 3 bble
egg., 4do ordain, Woodworth A D; 8
tuba butter, Day A Co; 8 eke rage, It
Christy: 4 bxs maple nuy,ar. Bragger'
man A O'Brien . ; 100 doz rak ea, Whitmore.
W tt. Co; 3 bbls onions, Haworth dt Dew
hoist; 1 do corn, Head A Metzger; 6 laze
m sugar, N.l Braden; 2 care eleven, B 11
31. ore.
PITTSBURGH A CoNNELLSVILLR RAIL.
ROAD, April 9 --2 bbl. onions, J J Pettit:
3 bble ollits. Rank dt 0; 19 do whisky. 121
eke corn,W Welsh Co; 3 bbl, onions.
Day tic Co; 100 bbls which v, D Wallace;
29 bbla onions, 1 do eggs, Volgt, 31 A Co;
9 pkg. rage, S Mooney; 40 bbl. cement,
D R Ecker: 1 car metal. Dunbar Iron Co;
72 kgs nails, 0 W Paul; 35 bbl,
Houck, Jamison A Co; 23 bid. apple.,
Mcßane A Anjer; 25 eke ' , crape, B
Pflaum; 21 bdia leatber, 1 bdl sheep
akin,. A E Meason; 23 bile apples, nos
Mitchell.
ALL/I/WENT VALLEY RAILHOAD,
April 9.-2 rare barley, Lynd A Stevens;
2 bble egg.. ,H Riddle; G 7 care coal, Rier,
Foster A Kler; 52 do do; Armstrong, D
Co; 18 do do. Coleman. Itahnt A Co;
care barley. 7. Wainwright; 88.bge rye,
Din Wallace; 8 loge rage, W Miller dt
1 bbl egg., 4 bge sped, Houck. Jamison
Co; 3 bide egee, 1 do butter, W Seibert;
1 car lime, D L Iteynolde; 65 bids tar,
W H Byrang 1 car . metal, McKnight
A Co. .
• -•. .
A LT.RORENY STATIOII'; April 0-1 ear
wheat, Kennedy Bro: 100 obis flour, J B
McKee: , 2.ca_ro metal, I.esila, Batley dr
Dalaell; 1 do do, Graff, Bennett it Co; 1
do do, Rogers it Burchfield: 2 bbla eggs,
P Armstrong; a pkgs tallow. W ck H
Walker; 2 has cheese, B Jenny: 2 earn
cooperage, J M Hemphill; I do do, Stroll
Bre; Isar imitatoes, 3 'Taggart.
IMPORTS BY RIVER
CINVINN vrt Pgn ST.
April 9 —Eeglo Cotton Milks, 28 boles
cotton; F. Hyde h Son. 9 do dc; H Rea
Jr. 26 mks potatoes, 3 bblo, 6 ban eggs, 2
eke rags, 2 bblo epplee; P Duff & Son, 7
bbla eggs, 10 bbl's potatoes, 6 eke polo e,
bbls d apples:, 4 aka rags, I do funs
.1 J Pettit dr Co, 1551,_1 keg egg's. 2 eke
d apples. 2 eke rags. 1 Mil s pelt's. I e MI
bbl; A Milliken & Co, 39 w e chairs; 11
Berger, 52 pkga furniture: Brownsville
Wharf Bost, 16 do do: Denier At Son, 168
do do: Broggerman & 0. 6 bbl's eggs;
Woodworth & I), 7 do do; Vapeorder &
S, 2do onion setts; Loolo Muller, 2 bast
fore: B L Fabric:stock & Co, 1 keg seed:
itcheOck & M, Eh eke potatoes; Meanor
11, 4 bblsoggs;J U Parker, 8 tee home;
Beedereon & Bro, 5 bbl's mull oil: 18 H
Myers & Co, 35 toe home; J Myers tt.Son,
15w s chalro, 10 bales tow; Johneoo .5 P,
6 bbl's toll; I Dickey & Co, 1,000 0 nail
kgs; J Floeker, 10 bales hemp; F Back
art, 12 do do; Steel k, elm, 1 bet onion
setts; J W Thuroby. 7 bblo, 8 eke flax
seed; .1 Hall, 9,000 foot oak lumber:
Clark st Co, 6 Ergo bromine; Loomia & 0;,
26l tone pig Iron; John Chrlotaln, 76
balsa bay; F Ci Craighead, Rake feathers;
Ci Bachmann, 157 boles hey, 02 ek■ pots.
toes. 6 bblx older: W Nest; 2 horses; J &
W N.lrley, 121 sea potatoes; J McCand
less, 17 MAR apple", Ibf do eggs, 21 eke
potatoes: H Riddle, 195 aka potatoes; Day
& Co, 121 do do, 2 bble eggs, 4 eke rage.
Prrronutma, Bsowsseith.s A.vn Us
StEVA PACKICT, April 9.-92 logs osto,
&R; 2 obis whls&y, J McKee; 167
•bes glass. H C Fry A. - Co; T5O bhls sp.
plea. I/ (humeri 15 do..eggs.'3B do .11 , 1. ^j
R Stephens; 500 hen w glass, u
Schmertz; 4 mks wool, .1 31norbototo: 3-1
MK.; apples, .1 Smith; 20 no flour. J
Dilworth & Co; 3 bps lard, Harris Sc
It has feed, Kell & R.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
I;irCONSIUMM'ICIEIi.
OrIir.NCIVS PULltorarl r for the
" 17/ t ° . r : gI! TUP.KIIV4ti for th,
core of Igmyr
. ...rut an 1 he DebrltaLe4 Condi
u lT4. 01 e1:111:NCIA II KDIttKK r01.1.4 fd
D1...1t0 of the Liver or to set Ls a 0.1111 I'ot
•
All
All of these three SileAlcl 'es are often reeinlnql
to curing Consumption, though the Pultnonis
4 COD he 4.1%4. TV .ir.L.N.lVl:ffit".:;:l7,..
`AZ t t grti I . r i b " p s t. ''' r! : 0
and L l tle ' ;
b I ood 1:146,411,
regto.
ef-
These Medicines am eosi.lentlnealy offered to
the Public as the only safe, rertate and reliable
remesy for Pulmonary Consumption. and for all
those morbid conditions of the hody which lead
to that fatal inseam. bleer onspiallit sad Ilya
ocp sla are oflea toms.. of Consersottou,
.4 wrn they manifest themselves Mel' requln
theme t prompt attention.
The Puhnoule Scrap In is modlelne which bat
had a lon a probation before the public. lls value,
has been prosy, by the thousand cures it .
made through a venial of more than thirty- fi re
PM". In all cf which times Itaesnulation has In.
creased. ant the most Orol mote oketittelam ran
no longer doubt that it Is 0r...1y which may
be used with confidruce In allows which .dmll
•
If the patiost will permveringly follow the dl
certainly which encorapenl eiscli tattle, he ern
be Cured. If Ills lungs ere not mad
wasted to make a cure p0..1 , 1a. Even le cum
supposed to be inCureble, when frienda and Idly-
Octane have despaired. te pas of thin Medicine
hes eaved the life of the polled and re.ttwtai
"e l f Aft i ngtt i eT o n;rl , ay that all eases of TM-
TilleUxe C . trre t t i oThaTeily W i l s 4 .eltt m a chgift:,!
when plueou have themostatarmiagavetneoms.
seek 14 • 'Meet cough. creePitig 001110. eight
sweets, general debility, eve to such • degree
that they are obliged to lie In • bed, arid when
they are given noisy luelr phystel. they may aull
be cired• No medical trtaiment can creete new
i ed
n e n a tilO t :oll ' e t el l te l lrt i l=e ' d ,o r y stlre tL gre t r e b
frTgle.br".l.:43l,lolOrtriiiric=s, taws =cuisines
are equally bidden L. Cr. Sabena hu photo.
graphs of • elm ditY of Persons who Immo twee
hearty covered with rennien tares Mal now all
heeled mus t Thl, 'how. ita ee l iryteg properties,
which be able lobeal tiles In th el ungs.
le the trestmeet of COIMIII.Ptiee 101101 mie
utmost Importances to_Epre visor and • ...Uhl
tone to the aware, Vence It Isnee ~,,, Y
im
prove
the apiatite of the patient aim
pprove the digestion. -IMfooer nourishment is re
ttalred kogelber with Inch means ea will make
the mad easily digesUble. The 1011cleit most
suitable for the diet of Con romutive patients are
designated In Dr. ticbenck'n Almeettee, whirl
re dlamdented arateltonaly. in general, the
meet highly eutritiona article. are to be pre.
fernid.trutthedigestive organs mustbe extent
reed In order to make either food or mcdtchse
serviceable. andau Is
It
by the
lesweed Tonle, for Chia purpose •It wee des
ignated
When the digestive truer. arerpot In gook
order, the food has Its proper effect; the sy.tem
of the patient. Is Invigorated end 01 e Pangs be
gin to 0 xerelee their fnactitrits in • normal and
healthy manner. Then 100 healing powers of
• Palmonle elyrep will cif,ct the cure.
Polutoe•r7 Consumption Is almost always own
vll red with Dyspeitaio nod bluer CoMPl•lett
nee eck's Martdres• aro in ended to re .
move obetructions from the Liver mot tenni, Ite
healthy action. They have all tbc allow which
amrlbed to colonial or "blue mass," arid are
Nwarranted not to co
rul e • particle of any role •
Dpoison, These e cure the meet abatthate
stive:tree; sick headache, Piles. Oath.. eg.' o '
oor. and all other discamewhich arise from •
torpid or obstructed condition of the Liver. I OPO
bax of Cacao pills wl/1 proem the elliCacrel-IP.
medicine.
le Consul:opmeths Sri Weed Taste and Mon
rake Pills ae Invke/sic auxiliary medicines
They relieve t o o sufferings of the mdlent and
VIII7IIZ I b.VrfeTt e ttrir:rts n In TI if :tittle over
IferriltitilitrillUltlW " Zeo th tt? .... %
the Judouneet of the phyalcian I tv ' teateti aaladl
40.10. • The neon Of h o v e who wean we welly
In a dyiost .nllllOll have been preserved for
; months by the nse of dchenek's three ..... ram*
r. demerit.. Almaitim Chemins Atoll treatise
tt ol Tan. ferny :of &eate. hie. Wale Of
tritatiolntilv art general directions tiara ese
r eted mdthm ie .. ll .. ..cs h6 " . bo ih44, . , h in ed up ge . ll l. s t o e r . a N . n o t . b i e c in t li o l , la
Price ret the Enienottle byrup and Seaweed Ton.
to each sl,lko per bottle, or ST.SO • hill , d. "'
Mandrake oeuts shoo. YEW sale an
druggist.
IggrpOCTOR WIIITTIEB CON-
Diszesig Z1; 1 .11a
tug eelt-abuse, produclag tirimariiindry
nervous debility t lrritabnity, eruptions, santhilli
tgar.l.-.lr zr,..Pt==Ye
and long standing constitutional moriPl•hotnir!
t,untely invited to call for consultation.womu
COMO Fuierlence , the heft of teachers,
has enabled hlra7h peiLeci, remedies at once efe
ciente safe, permanent. non watch le moot once
can be need without hindrance to humans. Med
icines prepared In the estabitsliment, which em
braces oMee % roceptlon and waiting rooms; also
boarding lid sleeping aparisse99a for patient.
"g ' l"4 4 "747 ~ .111 attention , and vapor
ud che lad but enemotratlng the tamed
.19119 P. n matter oho have 411.4
Mate tichr ease. Nue what tie sort lo hie paw-
Wet or Otto puns, sent to any add CCU for two
ttamps in staled 02111.10pe. Thousands or eases
rented annually. at oetre and all over the coon
trrii or by mall.
sireel, (near Court House/
Pidabargitt ra. i frours 9a. 9. to VT. M. 800-
days Is rt. to SI r. tre ratprhirt trot to sozr
dress for hap stomps.
arMIATCUELORIS lIAIRDTE.
—Thin splendid Halt Dye la the beat in
the world. Ilanniesa. reliable, last/ate.Ona•
dove nut wedeln lea d, nor anyigkilfa poison to
pronuee paralysis Or dgash • Avoid thavatinted
sal delusive preprations boasting virtues the,
do not nom.. T he nebulae W. A. Plashel.‘.
Hall Dye ha had 30 years namalhed reputa
tion in aphold Its atality M.. Patat
Hair Dye—Black 1r brown. bold by Drug
plea. Applied at IS Hand duvet. N. AT
larni,ST •
FOR COLDS? OrAil i nt i TtYc L •hare c .'Flii;
Nau • et i orMl T tit plesiant.
• ifrt i 9 o !7litVioN aoa
to _ tar Howe. New tom.
Den
" irew, 14• 4 4167 41 1 . 3 ,, 1 71 . 10 , taated mimes-
RIVER NEWS.
The river wu about stationary yodel ,
day with 8 feet In the channel by the
Monongahela marks. Weather pleas.
ant. •
The St. Mauls, from New Orleans, is
the only transient arrival we have to re.
port. As will be seen by card. she is
announced for Bt. LOUIS.
• Tho Messenger for Missouri river, and
Glasgow for Now Orleans, departed on
Skurday with good trim, both being
loaded down to the guards. Hays and
Jevons were the pitote on the latter, and
Jamea and Nick Whitton on the former.
The St. Charles left! for Cincinnati on
Saturday evening.
The new and elegant Northern Line
packet, Lake Superior, Capt. WOrden,
to advertised to depart for the 'Upper
Mississippi to-morrow, and passe gem
and shippers should bear this In Ind.
She will be followed do Saturday by the
Red Wing, Cant. ffel7t.
The Arlington, is d e bore from Cin
cinnati this morning nd will rates nas
usual to-morrow at 12 o'clock.
The Savanna, Capt. Thee. Rogers, is
announced for St. Louie and the Upper
Mississippi forthwith.
—Lord Walter Kerr, commander of
the British gunboat Hercules. received
a gold medal for saving' the' life of one
of his seaman who acctdently fell over
board. The brace captain ennuis from
the side of his chip, a dietance, of thirty
five feet, into the water, and contained
the drowning men for ten minutes, un
til a. boat was lowered and both men
!lived. We always took stock In the
Kerr,,. Capt: Jim. nu the Grand Era. Is
ono of them.—St. Louis Dispatch.
—The subject of the Louisville & Port
land Canal Is attracting considerable at
tention at. Washington, and is gaining
strength. Mr. Stevenson. on Wednesday,
introduced 0 reselulation instructing
the Secretary of War to (umiak - tho
House with Information In regard to the
present condition of the work, whether
it could be ao far completed as to pass
large boat,' by November 1, 1870, and to
make such recommendatiaus to promote
the work cemay be deemed proper.
—A couple of colored people who
took passage on the eteamboat Golden
Ere, in August, 1807. from Gallipoli% to
Cincinnati, brought suit minus J. J.
Stagg and A. M. Helliday, owner; for
000 dameges for 11l treatment, alleg
ing that they were denied a stateroom
and were compelled to cat at the hut
able. The trial ended yeateiday before
Judge Storer and a Jury, In the Superior
Court, with a verdict for the defendente.
-Cin.
STEAMBOAT .881.108.—Ida Atockdale
sells of the steamer Nick Wall, three
eights, and to H. K. • Hazlett, of Bt.
LIUIP, one eighth, for the total consid
eration of slo,eigh The Lord will here.
after he designated the Nick Wall. of
81. L3OlB. The towboat Mary Alice has
been sold by W. H. Brown, to the Mrs.
siwrippi Valley Traasportatlen Company,
of St. Louis for 02.,c00.
—Governor Warmoth has written a
letter to the Miesissippi Valley Transpor
tation Company, in Now Orleans, in
which he requests that- his name ahall
not be giving to the steamboat which
they propose to build, and also decli
ning the honor of aiding fora full length
portrait proposed to he 'Planed by said
company on board said steamer.
—The Cincinnati (Lizette says: There
la a fear here that the Vandergrllt who
le believed to have killed Pilot Hobert
A. Allen, of the Pauline Carroll, at New
Orleans, a few days age, is either Capt.
(Jorge Vandurgrlft, of the tow boat ibm.
Ikea, or Capt. Lsw. Vandergrlll, for
merly of the Argosy.
—A dispatch from Grand Tower says
the steamer flop°, from the Ohio river,
monk a barge appordte Devil's Oven. She
has gone below (or another barge, which
she left at Grey's Hotel.
the Mock for the Evansville d
Tenneasee River Steam Psckft Company
is subscribed, end work on a new boat
will be commenced aeon.
—The Mlibley la running as a daily
packet between Cairo and Paducah, do
fog a good way and passenger business.
.1. - , Capt. Neal, formerly of the Richmond
has purchased half of the Magenta for
the St. Louleand New Orleans trade.
—1 he Kate Putnam loft Cincinnati for
Is t, , art. on Tnenday evening Pilots.
lanillton and Htoderson.
—Thesmall learner Miner Was to
leave Sioux City r 'Yankton, last Mon,
day.
, —The Mary Houston has laid up at
Lotdavllle on amount or dull business.
RIVER PACKETS
11.11.0.11U111 RIVER.
FOR CAIRO, tO. LOUIS c....=14 !
AND IllOnlitiltt ItlVlttt.
—gge.gguidenct atale.wherl petenager aka."'
' NT. glAgiat Cart; T. C. litetrinST
r,:IV " nVinriArlil ".
T1,141'1147 the n b ''' ''
Yorhettglat or punnet , ninny on ward or to
110 .1 AMPS COLLINN. Agent.
UPPER MISSISMPPI
N ORI I IIERN LINE iddrit
• STEAMERS,
For St. Louis, Davenport, Du
buque and St. Paul,
THROUtiII NITIIOIIT- CHANGE.
STEADIER LAKE EIIPERIOII,
esditalo J. WOUI/KN....5. °RV:NELL, Veil
Will leave as aboveoa TUBS :SAE, April lffith
STEAMER RED WING,
Elsr.°ll.:llT, Capt..i' FLANNIGAN, Clerk
• Will leave owSATURDAY, April 16ta.
These new and mural:ewe t steamer• are node
charge u or Careflll and e Weesleoerd an
navnsergessid seowenoidassoss, offering es
ludo e
cements to Ps wee ern and ffii:PPers•
F" Dal reflitikl l .Watei s „eti, oral
mail- 7LACI CuLLINGWOOD, Alen°.
EOR quiNcx,•KEO-a i gir i t
NUS, DALENA and• DU
aux...—TD. atm.*
11/VANA -
.Cart. H. 001115.
W 111 leave for theabove an 4 Intermediate port
W CIi)r.F.aDAT. A-will:lth. at 4 T. in.
For I reirta or paaerw aPprf on hoard of to '
FL&CIE lh/LLINGW MD. Agrota.
CINCINNATI,
PITTSBURGH AND CINCINNATI
PACKET LINE.
The new and splendid Side-wheela i dge
JUNIATA, CW.0.1. Minimax,
will leave Plitsbartil for Cincinnati XYLRY
THSVPAY at 14 o'clock promptly. Net...
Ins. Will leave Cincianail SYSitY SUNDAY at
VA U.
I , or freight or 111.1•1(0, apply on board Or to
FLACK A gall. WI)
mh7 JANE'S COLUINS. Agent.. -
PIMBIIRGII AND DINCIi
PACKET LIN&
The now and splendid sidewheel a dr i t
Steamer, ARLINOTON. DANIRL
MOORE. Master, A. S. linar-uto, Clore. lIMTGA
Pittsburgh for CIOCIIMILLI every TUESDAY at
I% M. promptly. Returning. Raves CluelannU
for Pittsburgh. MIR M. - ever 7 TODAY.
For t r a r ia, ...age, or other Intbrniation, oPs
ply on board onto .
• J AMES I:IOr.LTISS,
. fat FLACK I 001.LIROW00111, Agents.
REMOVALS
•
REMOVAL.
The Monongahela Insurance Company
Has removed from No. BB Woler street to N. Z.
mroor 01 Wood Insect sod Foorthavenvemee
and norm). outmode oo Fourth avenue.
.past JOHN H. CLANZY. creretorr.
Du.spoiscHms, •
7 =voices. 8LE10.111101,021
It.. m —Th d
tpoO W T
T PENNoS pRyEOT.
Imam.
are received at the eraen between Maad 0 At. K.
for irratol , of treatment. ap7irtirr
REIIiPTAIV
DR. L. 11. WILLARD
Ilea removed tam office Rod mildest* to the co
oor of 01110 sod uzAmFie STRELTS. All
ineny clty. ITS
lIIIOVAL. •
D 8..). 0. M 70040000 • -
.
pas removed !do °Mee and reeldeueo to VIM
UINIA WIRKMT, Mt. Womblretton
Amßwrmars.
D. EVANS)
AIiCIAITEC^r.
No. 42 Fifth Avenuo.
Plana and sprellleatlona prepared with ear. ft,
all kinds of building. iaan
B A R 6 &
/MUT 1101r9E .1121300TATION 111111.1iVitil,
W.. • and • St. Clair 9Lreet, Plttabergh, re.
Spaniel attention given to the designing ima
bilUding Celivirg ritniam sltd rnmac
MNS.
COON
WET COMMON • • •
• - .
7 litradtkia' mom WOrki.
tiorthwe:tearaarefWeitCoaroa,lailtsay.
ATVATMIL i 60.
h. 4 or wire et nort hatiesuli
ar.d e Swam far glidewalkk onnwira
Vanita, ae. Mad Tomb Ntnaelk ILL
°Mars orollitrilll Pik. nasal 11011.•
FIN ANOIAL.
TRADESMEN'S NATIONAL BANE,
Wood St., cor. Second Amine.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
Gold, Boupons, Bonds and Stooks
DODGEM AND SOLD.
A. BU.AHLICii. PresttWut.
W. VASKIII.K. rreadmat.
. CY'RUM CLAES& J a.. cutler.
THE SAFE DEPOSIT CO.
OF prx-rNincrito il .
FEN=
Safe Keeping of Valuables,
Under guarantee, and the renting of gees In Ile
Fire sod Burglar-Proof Vaults.
No. 83 FOURTH AVENUE.
Prom!dent—WlLLlAM PHILLIP&
flee Pr..Went—HENRY LLOYD.
Wit LIAM BY 110 M H. PAINTIIt,
HILNItY LLOYD. JO&
WILLIAM REA. BLACK.
WILLIAM M. I.TON. CUIITLi @• litleelZT.
JAS. I.- BANNICTT,
SW'
Toxasll. F. ON BONNOORST.
Mont dal!) Mat 9 o'clock A. 9. o 4 o'clock
IMME!
HOPLR'S SIVINGS BANK
O f Allegheny
Cor. Federal and Laeock Street&
110101. iIAiIiTEAN. President.
I=2
BANK OF DEPOSIT AND DISCOUNT
toekholders Invidnally Liable
MEREST LLLOWED 011 TINE 1/6381113
CITY BA.NH.
2 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
CAPITAL. 1130.0000
TOCKHOLDEBB INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
FURICIUN KICRA kilt
Bought and sold. and when desired remitted to
gonna. Collvetioaa made on all In • rinmPal
notnts of the Halted Nude, and Con •
DOMINION Mime. Prealdr•
JAMNA Ilicielana, Vies Po an
W. AI. MOnoIAN. Cubic,
DlFLierl).•
Jamet%DOD*,
Mugu Kr atial t
Ti react Gamplm..,
James Phelan.
H. A. rrerror.ey
1 innmal Humor.
N. Soapy.
JON. tiAZZAV..Solleltee.
D. Marra,
Thema Rourke
Patrick Kane.
Char. R. Barr,
Char. Marius,
R.!. Cesar, -
I=
HART, CAIIGHEY & CO.,
BANKERS. AND BROKERS,:
Corner Fourth and Wood Streets,
iPITTSIIIIROM P 4,
E=E=IEI
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
At.l particular attent W ion raid . to the ps.ehese
sad ee(
COVERNMENT BONDS.
Sight. Drafts on London.
N. HOLMES & RONK.
13 .11
57 MARKET STREET
ITIVSBOI2I3II, P/L
Collettlent antic oe all the principal points el
the United Matta and Canada..
Stocks,Bonds and other titleurittee
U UHT AND BOLD ON CONNIMION
Irsitleistar attstittoo p•i/ to the purchase awl
Is of
trnitoil States Securities.
DOLLAR SAVINGS RANK,
•
NO. 65 FOURTH AVENUE.
•
CGAMINNIM IN 1555.
ASSETS, 1111.599.311 00.
thlert dGly. from 9 o'clerk M. to 3 o'clock
0. N.. and SATUNDAY IV/NI A. NON, from May
Ist to NoF e lstr Is, from 7 to 9 o'clock, and
from Nose r Ist to May Ist, from oto 11
o'clock.
0 k e intr.TAMl ' al O it 111•12e ' rd ' Il l tr i er 0 . 211%
declared twice • yea, In June and December.
Intervat hls bona declared sentoutaually In Jane
and December, lin e s. the Bank wee organized, at
the rate of' Mx pe • year.
credlnterest. If not drawn out. la placed to the
it of the de posher as prinetpal.ano bears the
sane interest from the Ind data of Jour and
neeenbei, compAndlng twice • year. wubont
troublln the dolmen:sr to call. o eeeee to press..
Ills pass boot. At this rate money wan double In
Isis than twelve years.
Books eonlalnlng the Charter. By-taws, Bales
and Regolatlous, fornlabed gratis. on .0011ew
%lon at the &Ice.
YISNIDeNT—JAMIE HINDMAN. .
Tina rillialneNTEls
41e0ig• Albete. A. It. M• Pollack. M. D..
John 01. Backofen, Robert Robb,
Hen). Y. leannesloct, JOhn ll.hbrornberger,
Joe.McAuley, James rbldle, .
Jame. H. G. Mer ds, Alasander Speer,
luso M. PennOtk, Christian Yeager.
SIM 17n:
Wm. J. Atidersoa. Hobert C.. 10 011 .15.
Calyln Adams, Henry J. nc
John
C.
Hindle,. Peter A. Mulch.,
George Black, John Marshall,
HID Iturgsrlo, Walter , P. llarsh•11,
Charles A. 001100, John N. McFadden,
John Sven., DIVA McCandless.
Joh7lto W. 0111'er, Jr.
WHIG= S. Mayen, _ Granby Phillips
Pater N. Honker, Henry L. Wantwalt,
Itlehard Bays, Wm. Z. behmerts,
J Wart 0. Kelly. Alexander Thal.,
Wiliam Van Kirk.
TRIASrain—CHAN 1131 A. COLTON.
ISINWITAST—JAMSB B. 1/. igzaps.
•LA9B. OWN.& OUT.LHEtir
100 WOOD STREET.
QV EENSWARE.I
Fine French
CHINA 4ND 0441.198
Silver Plated Goode.
DINNER AND TEA
_SETS.
Tea. Trays and Cutlery.
The best . Imported WHITE STONE,
W►IHL ►nd COMMON HOODS
►t low prices.'
R. E. BREED & 00
ti )0.0
STEL&Bit3EiIPI3.
LIVERPOOL ATOM&
QUEENSTOWN.
THE EISMAN MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
Numbering:Mgt Int-dm newl, salnkir
vv`ArrA 3•BUPBSi
akl? or 'mum,. im
win YVLBI SATURDAY. Irma Pier 41
North River, New York. Tor unmoor mama
Inbriantionspply to
wain* BINGHAM. k.;
Orrice Or TRUISM". OF ALLI66IIr7 CO, I
PlTtaßoltan, April lst, UM.
T 1 PURSUANCE OF THE 211
4- Sootlas of an Lot roloteet to •110011 17 pow
Ay. sppossod the. lot day of say, 11181 4 and 9(
the ussaament to uta mat.. Iwprore4 tOO
etek day of 11anh,11166. I do tombs sns es.
We toot toe Deplkeloa cot the sayers& Words.
Berougtmaa4 Tessoselno ITU, w 9lloe. tad 1 will
be 00P$ dto roottos les '
County, State, Poor, Work House and
Improvement Taxa for ix%
had after the let day of MAT, 11170.
pad pap eau boyedd at UP office man the yet
day of August with a deduction of TITS POO
OMNI, for oroatot nays ttttt all Prune DaTial
the whole amount of their bap
There will be no dedoetlon allowed daring thi
mouth of /Lapel.. Tbere will be
"4
I 1;
TIN PHB CENT. ADDED
To all U. remaining unpaid on Int lst day of
tleptember. 1810.
3. P. DENNIMITON.
MM====!=!
14 : (e) (4 )11-14 ilh :.-I :4 4
CONFECTIONS,
FOR PREeENTS, AT
GEO. BELIMN'S,
112 Federal St et, Allegheny
nutes -
TEIROVOR IN FORTY DAYS:
We are jest I neetpt of a mall Motes
wry choke Japes pal Op to kawleowe
Wegoefee two posed e Wee ty the pound;
snivel irla lus Praneleee• Pe
_ ads A. WUWELW.
op? cionerLiberty and Walk Meets
IRON A)ID STEEL,
DUqUESNE WORKS. •
COLEMAN. RAMIE & 00..
=I
IRON. NAIL'S STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINGS.
DINIRIZAIS; L AID strigAss.
BAND,B, HOUND Aft D IIQUARIG IRON,
HoOP :MEAT TANK DION.
BOILER PLATES AND ADO,
HUARD IRON MUD And DROPPER
FLAMINI; COT - T= BANS. CICLINtIa
DION,
ND FLAT RAIL, for OW Noads.
• ,OW BANS, WEDIiEs A HABIIoW TENTH,
STIMOW PINAO./W
A A N N D D N
VULDB t . T tb
WWII
STEM, TINY& STILL SHAFTING, A. B.
STEM,.
COACH, MIGHT and WAGON SPRING! Lod
AXLES.
CUT NAILS AND SPINIAL
All Goods First Glass and Warranted.
OFFICES AND WORK:
ilistaeatit Street mud Alleithruy Muer
and Tr Water Street, Pittsburgh..
mm
KURR, Bin & PARKIN.
I=
WM. METCALF, REUBEN MILLER.
RICO. W. BARR, CRAP. PARKIN.
I=l
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
KILLER, BARE & PARKIN,
OFINCL No. 111 Liberty Strut,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
1e11:41111
purrs lIIIRGH -
STEEL WORKS
02=1
ANDERSON & WOODS,
MAKUVACIS. tEIIIIII Of
HEST REFINED OAST STEEL
Of every description. Also, best
brined German Plow and Spring Steel.
CORNIER ROBB AND 1,111.8 T AVCInVIL. Pitts
burgh. rs. sotilmu
DUQUESNE FORGE
WILLIAM ELLER.
(Sotoessor to JON: IIkUM
H e aslecilities coextensive mite the lending Tor,
LAitat•Mly tn,rd ' 40311 7. 011
SHAFT: 4 , CRANKS. PISToR RODS, LILVKRIS.
PITMAN JAMS. W IcI9TC. RAILROAD AXLKS.
I.OOOROTIVS FRAMs., t.rether with
eve
description °ERRATIC WORK. 011ica and runt.
Corner of Duquesne Way and Pint Atrut.
sula:h4o
pITTSBVRGII
NOVELTY WOILMS.
n!l5=EM:!1:I:Z:3
MOORMAIII,ADAMS & CO
"Tnilltratiff2 3 .diVM6l/4fx B . ? " .
SCALES.
/sae. tacEd Patent. Dow Locks and latch..
Patin sad Con. Mills, le.
WIVES OP FU uu MT AVENUE& GRANT 81 4 1
ritnth. PaMea.
SHEFFIELD STEEL HOEK&
SINGER, & CO.,
rrrrsussas,
woo atootorori or aTerr d.mertotio. of
CAST AND GERMAN STEEL.
RAILWAY 13PRIMOIL
• ILLLIIITIC AND PLATFORM SPRINGS.
ARIAS, UTERI. TIAIC, RA.. At.
Warehouse, 88 Water and 104 First Sts.
BLACK DIAKOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
I.
Er/ WW4-11r
ClRee and Warehouse, .THDITIRTH, THIRTY .
Mon . and RAILROAD 13TILHILTS,
inr==cl
FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS
KNAP roRT PITT
'OUNDRY COMPANY
°mom AND wcitis,
TWELFTH STREET
PLTTSHURGH, PA
tlr Engines, Rolling Mill
chinery, Nail Machines, Re
torts. and Castings generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS
=I
=CIES
PFX`rrEiII3URGIII, VAL
WILLIAM SMITH,
=I
CANT IRON BOWL PIP
VOA GAB AND WATTA WORKS.
My Plyea are all out luarlably I !Ha. >o 111
amtd awl 1M het Mute. Also, Nll assortment
geaaral
Castings ter Gas & Water Works.
.LTfiterv:V=V=raBMair."'"
H. L. if MMTVOGLIL.
W. J. ANDZIMOBI
MONONGAHELA. May,
W. J. ANDERSON & CO"
lissufsearen ord IRON HOME INONTB,
WIADOW SANTILS sad BMUS, sad.
Castings Si all DeseripUess.
14.1toretol itteatko paid to Awarizartr-
ALL . gAIiT/NUS awl to Outtoor rq, Window
Wass Houser. . .
-
of AND Oconrcror , lro. ISO WATS*
8111121.. T. lit • r b..ro'•
ROBINSON, BEA & CO.,
BlKeessati, tO BOVADOL , Ktirts M 15.13%
IMMUNGTOi WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND MAMIXIISTS,PII7SBURGH,
Xinalleturezallatt art BUttIVILYT StMel in
atkiatintat descriptairPa=
andtiti - Boma sad Nowt Um Wart.
tomer Puss sad tlmlttleW
-Batt.
Agents tr. iiIVPAD.II O II PANTRAT nit=
ior reladllM BOUM.
-
TnORIA4 VASLIN 4. CO.,
funk - Ward hundry Rid Mullin Verb,
rip Dpary ire., *LUG:IN - ENT OITT, Pa.
ratudame. otßtalla= awl Portable Btu=
ara • .11. " hand kallse
V U' A tat ri d it
ret ' W A=
all slim mylCqL
PHIENIX ROLL FOONDRT,
LIBICRTYs a Afra BTRZITS.
BOLLMAN & BACALEY,
lhaatattarers of *per%
921 1 Itolb, Sand Rolls & Pinions.
1 0 .41 1 ( 0 ) - 4 j• :111
HOIMEI4 BELL ar. CO.,
ANCHOR COTTON NULLS
PrT'XIMEIII7. 4SI LI L
Altillillatarel? WILMER SEMIS AMR! 8 . 1
animus Luis MAUXO
.1111171X4111 AND ItA
a k c BO a
FORT PUT
BOILER. STILL AND TANK
WCOI - UKS.
CARROLL AND SNYDER.
=I
I,7IPETiIitE AVIT t att r ILL U R F ITE I Nnii!
I n, STILLS AND uIL TANKS,
etiIAINZYS,BRICILCHINO AND AIN PANS.
tE N TTLINO PANS, SALT PANS AND CON
DISTAL GASOYETKILI AND LEON
BEIIIHiCS,, •
ELLISON MOOKS AND COAL 0,111110.
Olde• raid Warehouse; earner tiabetiad.
waord, Short and Liberty Street,
•
temrifffman, PA.
MPOrdert mat to the "ova addrese will be
paneptiv attended tO. m1,1:180
UGH ffi. BOLE &,tO.,
ear. Point Alley and Dequisee Km
(N3us Tax Poi11m)
Engine Builders, Founders and
Machinists.
blannOteture LITICAMIIOAT INOINZB and
NTATION AUL LNOIN of all ***** .
Special attention Invited to out Jel• STATION
•RY OIL W KM. RNIONS AND YORTARLL
BOILL13,_0(11 bone rawer.
CASTINOS, ores:err Mud, made to order at our
Foundry, on THUM EMMERT, below IdarbaL
ROM for Oil Wells, NHA PULLRLII,
HANOLUS, 110550 nod TiIIiACCO beItRWS
add IRON TOBACCO titNNSIGS, on band and
made to order, at the •
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
/routing on the A lirebear Hirer, near the Point.
=
:MEr=l=
GIM=E
RIESICK & 8110,
Esz a BUBULAB-PBL)U!
SAFES AND VAULTS.
=1
ENGINES. AND ILIIIIINERY,
BRKWERY WORK, REPAIRING AND PUT-
T NO•UP MACHINERY, HYDRAULIC CZ-
Car. 17th Lady*. Sts., Pittsburgh; Pa.
DOlB 06&
O'HARA BOILER WORKS
F. REFHAN & CO..
I=
STNAN TIOILICRS, OIL TANgs., STILLS, AU
ITATONS, NALT rANS t GAISOMILTILM,NNT
TLINO l'ANr. PINNON DOORS. LYS,
- IOLICHIN FINN BEDr,.
or. of Snood bane and Liberty IL
=I
tlepilrlng done promptly. Wilms sent to We
abure add rms wlllbe promptly attended to.
Y. REVIIAN. Ammer!, /IMtmiror at OAIMOLL
• BNYDEtt'il.
LULU , D. Ditl3sll 11.01113 ND D. DXUUN
JARED AL BRUSH h SON,
=I
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanta.
SHEET IRON M 70814 ILO.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOVES. CASTINGS. Act.
COOK STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL & CO'S
TRIUMPH.
FOB BITUMINOUS COAL
Warranted to Cook, Rake or Roaat ne
well tut any other Store In the Union.
BISSELL & CO.,
No. 235 Liberty Street.
Also, on hand and for rain.
PA.ltWit sTOVES.
HEATING tITOVHS:
GRATE FRONTS. YENDZBEI.
0001KINU RANUItd. fn.
ORM, RUES & CO.
Ii•WPFACTURISB OF EVILIiT VIALIILTT OP
SITCOIirIE.S,
BOSTON - COOKING BANGS,
"THE FIERY FURNACE,"
Oa WADDING BUILD:JIGS
THE NEW ANTI-DUST COOKING STOVE,
"REGULATOR." COLUMSIA COOK STOVE.
VAN'S (Clueinnull roxsurzO PORTABLE
NANO?: CAST IKON MAN ELM. WELLMAN'S
GILYI.E
RATEFRON CTOIL
TS, EZNIOCILS,hum &MAAS dust:
G
206 and 208 Liberty Street,
C=MMr.!
A. BRADLEY dr. CO.,
NO. SO WOOD STREDr,
Mauufacturen of the greatest Varletiot
Cook, Parlor and Heating Stoves,
IM E=1172
Irk our. ansorunent bo feting all the LATEST
PATTERNS AND IMPROVEMENTS. and the
rep Rattan of our Stuns le such that nay ono In
Oat t oLa good ankle ahoold purchase none bat
those noosalsotared by as, as they out be found
the nondurable se well as• ecoaonSeal.
tall particular attention to our ROW VOLCANO
STOVE, for ehurehee, tual.f sod stores. Oyer
ta 1.1 Ito Mr,ew unmlata. ralat
.b. with or
.110001 cantle. All 0.10 tiled Mem pew.
tio.l.ce maw symnor M.er
Pr. neuu tor CaLuocue and Crux , WOK. lea
AVINGSTON & CO..
.A.„‘ Manulaotarera of LIGHT GRAY IRON
C.A. M i r Ira ' IMIP
'Light 'fork oar rpectalty• Loo.e Join% 800.
Mater sad Gate 11Inges. wok Pollen. and other
&Alnico of Itediderm• Hardware alwaf II on tuna.
Ogee and Worka. near Outer Deoot,_4lle4theny
City. Postoßice &adman. Lock lion 30*, Pato.
bates, P..
:4:Y.T.:l:lllretsj,;; q3l
HENRY BIER & CO.,
SOUP( s. cpornn a on o
Bell and Braes. Founders.
BRASS CASTINGS
MAXIM PROMPTLY TO ORDRIL
lialeable and Grey Iron Fittings,
GAS PIPE AND TUBING.
MOM.; BI KTC IND CIRCE VIM,
ALL GLOBE PATTEMIL
racow COCKS,
Brass Work of every description for
Stan, Water and 08.
'camerae:emus Or 4. Y. worm** ars
Improved Baltnee-Vieel Stun Pump.
Agents so Dreyfus , Patent Oil
ers. tt.e beat in the Market.
s Ofttand Works, earner Thirteenth &masa.
A TwooD & mcciirritzir
AZ. Dernemlberty street 888 173'18.4..1.1
Bl►s Rums AND IRON PIPE FITIPS
we AGINIB for "A. 8. OALMALRON a 00.8
DIMLY P VIM ►ND BLOWICIB.
orli zi CV) 3;:Mai ja i g! ri
JOHN Q. WORKMAN
H. 111011ABD DAVIS
WORKMAN 4t DAVIS,
SIICOIBBOLtB TO
Workmen, Moore & Co.,
I=l
OAIURIUAGES, BUGGIES
Spring and Buck Wagons,
Nos. 41, 44, 48 and 48 Beam St., illegkesy
Ihnmiring neatly end promptly executed. Or.
den For New Work_ gotten up In good nide sad
... n .gsga to give nallareetton to every pantos.
ler.
SdrArtmestvtlles of mon* enultMitlyOu baud.
nut.ll AUNNTS for the Were Have. Wheel
Compaq make of ISAUVZ.h . fI
s r . V.NT
WIIX
oratorpp•er.„l cp,kk gad
Antl•Ha Shaw-
B. BIOISATID DAVID harts_ purethaiel the
interest of Alba, and W. D. Moors, la the late
that of therththatt le,. YODEL i CO., the
vets hereefter be thattathe at the old
• lA* •• maw asth stile
UAW& Orders relleited. •
• Itailf
B. BACHARD DAVIS.
Late with ClUsens. Nalsalial But, Pittsburgh.
b Roll natter=
7°. lale"
i.e.
71
EuiLnolaYa
ENNEITLYA
p
M0LD,,54 1 ,,,,r 1 ' tit f . Y., 0‘“ ,,,, !,,F'::'
A•elb.teetti.,TrlVAT_ E r. :2 , 7 01`4"l'hti"i !.;
sad Llbertsatreatik es Asitmeis ' i "."
'
AfTOO. 1 Dar Art. _
901 Tr 410.... 1110 Wei •Sotilhnt Ks. 211 10 42
rut Min..... 1:45 am ol'itelelo 1.0... 111:11/ Am
Wa11 , 4 No. 1..15 140
am
Well's No. 1.. 030 me
NrintonAo Nol 1:50 am Mall Traln •—. Lig am
Wall , s No. 2..11:50 nal Urloton An.. 100 , 1 U sm
Onelnnsti Ls .14 010 soli itni:lo/11 440 , 5'101.0.
2etuatierern An 10:50 am:laotlo`tl Es. 19.55 i o:
Ilra , ks /lc Noll 7:110 pm IWall's No. 2.. 41:51 11n
21040',1 Rs. 1:20 pro Johnstown Ae.4:0411i
rad& ltsp'4. 1:50 pm 10101.4 So Nut 1.0.11.. ii
Wall , • No. 11...14:50pni Phila. Enpres43:lllo I:
BralisAnNo 29412 pm Wall'e No. 1.. JAM 4 r
WSIP. No. 4. 1151) pm Wall's No. 4.. 6700 ..ir
Brisitoslo No11:10 pm .least 1.1191..... TAO ps
Wm Pl6•B3er 1090 pin W 401450 . 5.. 11:00 tiri
'These man. make eloe• connection at Harr:,
blips for Baltimore.:
1201 Marsh Train lanTsi Walls 291.1.1
500 y It 9:1511 a.- m. raarinnit riaiinniTh al
10:05 .. m. Be tarnirin, Uwe. Yinabnran et
Illlino p. m. and artless.; Walls 8451105 el
11 . 1 . 1::na t i . 1:1;111 9.1p4.421 leaven 49112. llo u ning ,
WV:li r fitilt;;Va=l4.l/11onditi. ~
r """ " I'" Wf 11£14:(1' Ili, w i l l
Thore.s7lesnialt . ailrotil Comp.l will 5 M ...-
tome Lay nse ter Opystse.eseetit for wearing at -
~,,Vfidgitit . r respoimititllty to One Pi,
in ea 11. Lit
leage•ge TC•Oditlf/
QM .I.olrOt in 'Moe will at tlie 0145 oi tli•
°ernes. mg,. ta ken tie "Dee si :contr. ,
a1it21.11.1; !I. 0411.1.1190h_
nols General nonertatenilent. Altoon. rn,
E. 8 T Ejlt
PLNNaTL ;NOV. 14, DSO V
pamenre,. Trains on thaw 1•r
Dom tt
Staiiroad arrive at .0 depart Dom il.•
ir .," Dppot. Alleebe rty Deport. elty.a• MU.? 0:
=VI: MIS: II Mii.ol. - N - ,;:1 1 .1%::,
s re litiarob'e Nol 11:1111 a la
Niterob•g No. I rfm Experts , p m
Freopml No. II COI pro Sorter' e No I 3:IU
•....,... CIO pm Freeport No.1111:110
a,,,,t.j.r t ra msllo a hortomPe No CM bal
Above ran doily eacePt.booder.
The Church Trete lessee Allegheny Jose;!',
even euaaa, at 1110 a. m., reaching Allrabell
tn II 0:150 a. m. lleturnlng. ly_r e s Alegbes.
City et 1:10 p. am! arrive as lUoMieny Jot a.
tlun et SAO p.
The trains leering Alle.;lieny 0117 at T:01 t
m. Irak: direst connection at Freeport erittiWa ,
teen be.: Of Msg. for Butler and itharieholoss.
Through tickets me, be peretoteed at the Ofee...
No. I at.elelr strtlet, neer the BeeponaloarlltoA•.
Pl
Forr italt ire ather tagoornatton nob. and at the Deptar ot. AnegbeitY.
JAILLS LtilrEßTe; at:
Yederel litteet r urat,
The 'gestate renestl.reale Railroad will not
ammo...ay risk for Iteggego. ror war/ it
a; pant, sad Halt their boovbility 0 .:
handred Dollars la vol.. All tag age
.mullea Ws amount In valor alllbe at tie risk of
I
the owner. unless taken brooklet contract.
ILDWALD kl. WILLIAM&
nAS General donalatendaaL Mtoona.
M1161:81.4_0f/T WAY !. i• a Cif ICats‘l
N. W. and. OLILVALAN D VITIIINI.IIIOII N.
Prom NOV. 14tIl. 18811, Mins wll,llmve
sad ant.* at she ilajon Devoc. north MlO, mu.
bargb el= aa Canova:
ettesgo la.—N:9M • m
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Cleveland Tx 3:31l, .s 4
Yrle • Yea 3.00:03t.
Cl. 3.W1 7.31:011v.
/inst. Oalsgh.v.
Leataitale 111..6:43 an
Beer Yalta •• 11:11614.,
(non
Now Cll*u "`. 9:11/9•113 3 •re.
•.111:43v
lea n. PAILS • %Via per
Loitsdal• .• 4:33 v..
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t day ebureb. 9:311 rr
Rapress lamp. 4■Dr.
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1
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11.1.151:083 ra. Ottlaal
Y. R. MYR J.
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C 11.1.'1/41" OF
k1.1.1111G3U11.47 VALLIW
THE ONLY DIIIICOT ROUTE.
TO
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REOIOIOI WITHOUT MAMIE OP CANA.
On min ancrilON DALY. Nov. MC 1300, 17.1:
TII ROUGH TILII3B DAILY (vxmot !Sunda%
onll 17I:innrE1 Helvni vorn , of
and PLko Nmetnibv PnlnnUo.oll 17117. 104.
ralc, and all pante IS 11 , 0 011 11.nNom.
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14 H01um...114110 m Holton... 9:00 0 m
ad Hun.— 4:00 pal 3d 11 10:10
OM Holton-11M/ p m th Holton. 7:13 EE E.;
T0= 1 ,4£. 0 .,.111,7t.: 1 1 , 4 4 4. 5 "A' 0 '2 . 0 ° sv o.
;
Brady , / BAD 3110 Da Ihnors II AC 111:1.15 am
Uhamb 'llOO Dm Chord , 100300 .0
a•v x o p m r md t a r t a l M an s
teens
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val pKomw
We en now moods' •Iniver Palace Simpir n
Can" on one olnkl Exprem Oahu,. both wn7..
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THCAILS Y, KING. AWL. lino,
h7RM~SY
PANAARDLI HOOEY. •
MUNOZ OP Intic.,-0p an 4 after SUNDA)
Nov team LOD. trains will leave and: miss at
ship Oalon Dosert, Pittsburgh.. follows:
Fittsborgh Time.
Nspari. Arms,
5:05 a. m. p, m
Soothers espress MOM P. m. SAKI a. m.
FILMIAco
nahl lle Ams . oso .t . 5: 4 4 3 8 a.
m. Toa:4Nllr
a .
asoA F: ol a.m. 6:11 .
in
obenviss eoto,No d 118a.o. T:338...
S ak:m:4 , s Aeas. m o.S 5:53 p. V. m
•
'imaday thotra 18:118 p. m. 11:115 a. m.
1111- s 55 r. 5. Zooms will leave dolly.
salt ntna 5111 arrive datlz,„ . „
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General Tletet Agent, Colliistsa,n.).
W. W. °AND. SOWS., Dennison, Ohio.
nclt
11 , 1:rr5 .., Hylton &
OUNNZLIA VILLE
A.D.
On .01ler SUNDAY, Irebruary 20ta.
INTO, trains will Irma at awl d•TaTt .••
D•pas Comas of Ursa& sad Wales arena, ••
Mums:
Kiln° sadtrozatlnlon-
ODWIL 7:001. Y. 8:00 r.
• • Y ;
. .
.
itaXeespartieeosedt • A 11;00 A * . K. SAM r.
to ead KKR Vetli• Kalb e. K. 10:00 A. N.
West Ntlnali AE,Yrtil . d 4:30 r. K. 695 A. v.
6rerldoek4 Ammdt . a. OAS r. kr. 11.60 e. v.
Meet talleCzet..lo:3o r. M. !AO A. K.
V.llrett A smo likr,lll.oo A. kr
• R101171.11D B. eOWILHZ. 'Asset. B .
HARDWARE & CIITLERV.
BEAVER FALLS
CUTLERY CO.,
No. 70 Wood Street,
I==!
11ANU ' FACTURER3 OF TIIIIR NtW
Solid Cast Handle
TABLE KNIFE.
Reporter Meet Soule, with concave 'Bol
ster. The metal composing thls handle Is
cast !Irony to the blsde. oecuring the
most etrength conett.tion without ad
ditional weight.
It le made of the requisite hardness, and
will not tarnish or blacken. as In the cue
of plated ware. In color and brilliancy.
It is similar to pun silver. Handle and
pia le,as above described, cosatitote an
article of UNIQUE I/ [SION, RI Ap.
pearance and wrest parabilit,.
The beaten erste and Great Strength of
this ankle enables she mansfacturers to
recommend It as .specially adapted for nee
In all ..otein. Steamboat, Iteetaurants,
Public laititutions-and Private Patentee,
BEATER FALLS CUTLERY CO.,
° No. 70 Wood St., Pittsburgh,
YANDYADTDBBRS Or
TABLE CUTLERY & POCKET KNIVES.
I.mality Guaranteed.
ILaal
T
MIN, MEG 51 la,
E:=
HARDWARE,
52 Wood Street,
(Four donee above st. Charles ItOttil.)
PITTISBORQH. PA
00**1*7 Norebuto are Invited I.
call as 6 ear*salpe our sleek when la
Meetly.'
,_
Afoot,. for Audorsou /gee'
r ATIA Norik l Fmgeril :ions Irmo - Noll
sopaor.
A fon ototir of litsehlolato. Mock*
Orsitil• 0 .13141 Coripentor's Tools. O=
eer's Losibor
loather. As, always on lmoO.
sibLIS
ARMSTRONG,
Youghiogheny ad Canal Mlle Coal,
On, illeiCl AND DEIDLNIORIZED Cup,
011710 Z AND YARD , e arner Buller sett
Norton street,' Llbeft7 er streets.
Nista wank also Seecedt street, Bu ller
tram,
sad at rbot of Hoof Moo& t O.
eleasse were.
. .
dresOrders iett at
r eith ougher et the abuse *Zees. or ed.
sto me th
wire prompt attaanee. Plttabstrgh 0.,
Behr to whom I ass supplythil_pis." w e jb.
Oss Wm. Itedth, Mama Len SEIM, H. a.
Yew
taw.a..42l:k.
.2. 1 / l b j H
Park A. *Wen!, as Co.. Be.. Graff &
Itsnhall Co.. Allen, McKee `Co., n C D
n Da
m l oa
pet Hotel, Cousellsvllle 11.. PenesslYudsi It.
A11.0...1 awes n. B.
COALS COALII COALII:
DICKSON, STEWART & CO.,
Plovlagnosovo.l Utah 01Ico to
NO. &6'l LIBERTY STUNT,
fatal, CII! Tim 101116COONDJIM0011.
rair Itiir bTtr2. l 4" et Wi l li ;
lu mn oMre h s ULM Mee,
be la or la to
tkooi las 111% wilt utoooo to
vlla . mum.
Late i rfVetue
LAum axseare-ta ages pan.
td ttrr. afatititaZ
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