The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, April 14, 1870, Image 3

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    ITRAZIOIAL.
LIEPaCIN BANK,
NO, 80 FOURTH AVENUII,
- PITTSISTMGIL.
till6ll CAPITAL •
• saooo°°
. .. . . _ •
Stockholders , Individually liable.
NADU OF 1160013 NY AND DEPOOM
JOHN FLOYD WN. FLOYD.
cusses.
Pro Wag.
Dramßol&
Stmt. m. icaressis e 1 Jobs N. Wart.Umd.
Wm. T. istmonof, AnWeald Wawa%
Jim. W. &mem 4,,..i.tilLgT.
Chas, R. teeth.
John IfloTd.
aßank It tow DID =DWI
do general Hanktu MS. •
J01.h.4a
Gl-OLD ,
SILVER AND COUP ONS,
,
Bought at Alights: Priem
PH. B. MERTZ, Banker,
ca. Wood St. and sth Menne
IMES T. BRADY • &
CO.,
Mammon to S. JOHNS • C 0...
cornet Fourth !inane and Wood St,
BANKERS,
sell all W.A. °I
WYERNIENT SECURITIES,
BALD, wan MiD COUPON
OK $O6? NATOSABLE
lir lateral Allowed ea Deposita.
'lllllrMassi loosed es •Ileasrasseat Boat st
sweat passim rates.
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Order. assented far the rtneettase
and Awls of MITOOIIII. HONE. and
SOLD.
JAM= T. BRADY 41V. CO,
etaittt
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Orrice or Prrrentrzes Oazarra,
Wenitener, April 12, MO. 4
The upward movement in gold was of
but short duration, the mar et having
reacted from 114 34 on Mon to 112%
to-day, from which it advance to 112%,
closing, however, at 112%. Although
then in no canoe for any material ad
vance in the immediate future, we
mean within a month, yet a tampon* ,
sharp advance must be looked for, from
the fact that the parties who worked
--
this sudden advance were compelled to
keep their gold at high prices and will
certainly try to get out as coon sepoul
hie. The only chance left them lee sud
den demand for gold before the May ln.
tercet la pet on the market, than causing
a sudden rise by the timid bean who i
sold short at about 114.
Government tondo follow the Miens
liens Ir. gold very closely, and bad ad
vanced at in two per cent. on Monday
with the rise in gold, and declined tc•day
with gold at 11234. There la no &mooed
clan yet to bny, and yellers are Iplenty
whenever the market admen. I
Monts strong and ready for an advance
with gold. -
Money more in deemed.
quotations as received by Ph. R.
Mertz; Gold, 112%t-Sliver, 110; Eighty-
ono , e, 1141 Five Twentiee„ 1602, MB:
• do. 1884, 110%; do. 18,35, 111%; do. 1886.
Console, 1054; do. 1887, 109%; do. 18t03.
10240 Ten Forties, 108%; Adams Rit
tman Company, WV, Merchants 'Union
%apron Company. Id; American Er-
Erwin Company, 38; Western Union
• Telegraph. 82%; Now York - Central,
224‘; Reeding, WM; Pittsburgh, Port
Wayne & 'Chicago. le; Ohio & Mis
Wyi ; Michigan Southern, 87%;
Cleveland & Pittsburgh, 100 M; Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific, ,16%; Chicago &
North Western, 7434; Chicago A North
Western Preferred. 8634; Erie, M.
xxcn,alion. Large &mat/.
London, per A ...... ...........$6,84 0,85
Parte, per franc 24) 26
Berlin. them UM 84
Frankliort, Aortae 48 40
—Closingotatlensa received by James '
- T. Bra Or-& co. Gold: - 112 X: 'United
Mans Mies, MM. 114; Five-Twentlee,
1884,111%; do. 1864, 110 q; do. 1886: ll 1.%;
• Ten-Forties, 1000 Five- - Twenties, Janu.
m 7 end July, 1.156,•10 9 %; do. do. 186 7 `,
108%; do. do. Ce ntral % Union Pacific
Railroad. M 34 d o, do, 90)4; CT.
Pacific, 11134; lake Superior
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Tolegraph to Um rittobargh Gazette.)
225. w Yong, April 13, 1870.
Money active and firm at 64g7 on call.
Stinting dull and heavy "%cog. Go'd
dull and steed.", opened at 11234, fell to
1125(, and closed at U 6%. °arraying
rates 7 down to 1 percent. At.er closing
hours loans made flat. A large amount
wee withdrawn from the mom and loan
ed in open market to-day. Clearances
wOOO,OOO.
Governments quiet and firm: Coupons
of 411, lagigley° do '62, 11M ®l2; do
10filielejit do -'66, 1054rgi154i do new,
95,a9M; do '67,95®9X; do '6B 9,01340.
•No-rortles, 6%. Currency atm.
11%611%.
State toads steady. Missouri's, 92yi;
old Tendon.% 67; new do., 58%; old Vir
ginia's. 69%; new do., 69; old - .North Car
olina's. 46%; new d " o , 22%. .
The Bub Tram bought one million
tiovernmenti at 107 10.10001 07 61.1 C).
Stooks doll but firm. The Directors
of the Toledo & Wabash and Lake Shore
Roads are en m to have a special meeting
to consider matters connected with the
Interests of toth roads, and It Ls mid
there is a strong probability of the Lake
Shore Company bomming lazes of the
Toledo & Wabash. .
Cantos, 611%; Cumberland, 30%; West.
ern Union Telegraph, 32%; Quicksilver,
10; Mariposa, bc do preferred, 12%;
Adams Express, .10%; Wells, 1934:
AMerielan IS; Uoited States, 42; Pacific
Mall 87; ' New York Central. 10:%; do
eg= l9 %; Erie, 24%; do preferred, 47%;
Boodislt 69%; CaiL,l 10%;
Lake Shore, 07%; iliiinots Central, 1118%;
Pittsburgh, NOM; Northwestern, 74%;
do preferred, 6.5%; Rook Island, 1100
New Jersey Central, 104%;5t. Pant.
60%..., do 'preferred, 74%; Toledo &
Waiiesh, 47%; do preferred, 74; Fort
Wayne, 76; Alton & Term Hattte, fin; do
preferred, 64; Chicago & Alton, 11.1%; do
preferred, 112; Ohio bilmisaippt, 20%.
Iron Mountain, 48K.
Boston prices: Copper Falls, b; Reels,
Mk Qui, 17%.
SubTncyreunry Winos% Gold, 131,686;-
.(=snag, $2,821,474; general bal
ance, M14,067,M.
ICUTROLIKIN luisrET
Opium op PITTOSTIMON
a
WIDTMODAT, April 18, We
The oil market was decidedly offish
to-day, being offered freely at the dg.
gm bid yesterday without ending many
buyers. The advice" both from the
East and Europe were very nnfavorsole
A n twerp quoted down to 50 franca the
lowest point touched there me
time, sad prices were she do w n
lu
Philadelphia -and New York. • Aa we
remarked yesterday operators, goner
oily, here, are bear is h and hays been so
for some time put predicting lower
prices, and , therefore, the decline to.
day crested no surprise. u tt • was ex.
rated. This wbearlahness"
lation, does nas
ot
sown to be ceased -by specu
there ere but very few speccdatore in
the market stigmata, but dealers. gen.
. appear to be Impressed with the
belief that ;eons Must g 0 lower, and
this being the case, they desire to get
down to the bottom as rapidly as pot d .
bill, as it is thought that business
has
will
not Improve mtuiti until this f. Ant
been reached
MODS.
There were sellers to-day at a redo°.
tlon of from an eighth to a quarter the
se
compered with yesterday, and at
`ease there did A596C seem to be many
buyers even a - the 1134
decline. gales of
1900 bbls ;seller le days, at ; and
l,C)0 seller April st Linea quoted
Aat 124, May to July; June to December,
15; s m
eller till July, buyer all year,
1f (co
E
Sales 1,000 bbla last balf May, at 25k';
I.oooJune at VW; 1,000 last halt April at
958. BabalkluantlY. April sold at 25%;
, and May at 251.4. July sad August
A9099/11 gni@ .'; May in Densinb,3r
50,
.affered at 28g; and Wei all yea
011
Baltdraili or 11D3 OIL ST A. V.-5.
1 Peals/ Works 480. on moonlit T
Bitckett; Stalls Oil Works 480, onWilkins
so ,
'Calla Parker A Thompson; Jam
180, on amout A Et Palmer, JaaWlikina
80, on amountn Fox a Funk; Jae Wilkins
820. on *comma and Boston Pet
CO; A B Mlw lel, on account W Bartle - ,
Brilliant 011 Works 1,120, on account
Lockhart, F A Co; Ma 011 Works 152,
on account 00AA /3..
..... ....... 2.962 bbla.
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OPTIC% Or PITTSBUROH GAZETTE,
WtiDNES: Ay, April 13, 1870,
Trade- In gonorat merchandise is fairly
active and Improving, and our -mar.
chant., generally, report that they are
getting about as many orders as they
can attend to. Boma few artiCles,.in con.
eminence' of an over supply, are hard to
move and Weak in prices, and among
these may be noted Egge, Onions and
Dried Fruit. Grain is scarce and firm
with a continued steady demand and
light receipts; though as we have re
market repeatedly recently, the feeling
is pretty. general that prices are not
likely to go much higher. The grocery
trade le unusually brisk. particularly
Sugars and enffec - s, for Which the de
mand his very Pouch improved, as both
city and country buyers are taking hold
pretty freely.--Provlaiona market. also,
its more active and stronger, and prices
are higher.
APPLE BUTTER—SaIes at 6.5(g.70c.
ASLlFS—gulet and unchanged; Com
mon -t-oda Ash, 4c; relined do 4)4;
Pearls 9®954; Pots 7%. •
AP.Pl,l.—Demand rather titter, and
• prices are higher. Wo now quote at Li
® 4 3 Per bol for fair to choice. •
WIPER—To use a common phrase,
is getting a "little weak in the knees,"
and while, as yet, there is no material
decline, holders are anxious, In expecte.
lion of lower . prices. Prime to choice
roil is still quoted at 156@40, with but few
aides above Stl.
BEANS—May na - - , quoted at $1,75@2
per bbl, the outelde figure for prime
navy.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—Nominal, .2c.
CHEE3I 4 —Western Reserve, 15; Ham.
berg, 1554; factory, 16; Ohio--Goshen,
1634017; and York State Goshen, 17
@lB.
CHANIIERRIES-Bales of Sackett'c
scurries at $2O per bbl. -
CA 1130 N OIL—Is unchanged; 23@73%
for r ICO bbl lota, and 25 in a small
way.
CORNMEAL—Is quoted, in store, at
90@i1 per bushel. as to qiiility.
DRIED FRUlT—Contion: 1 very slug•
gish, and notwithstanding tbe eaaon 15
pretty well advanced, there is no In
dication of any material Improvement.
Apples. 6.14@5%; Peacbes. 7CO/3' for quer.
tom and B, l .‘Gillf for halves.
EGGS—In big supply and very dill.
Dealers generally were asking 20, but
there appeared to be no bnyera al we 17
@OS, and Loins sales were re; orted at
theta figures.
FLOUR—Market quiet and unchanged.
We continue to quote western
flours, in store, at 15(g.5% for spring;
1554@5% for winter, and $7@754 fur fancy
brands. Rye floor. 15.
GROCERIES—Market more active and
stronger, particularly Coffees, which
compared with led week; have advanced
%a per pound. The sales of sugar are
ref tried large, as both city and country
buyers are laying In summer supplies.
Following are the ruling quotationc:
SCIOARs—New Orleans, 10.%:
good, 11%:. prime, 11%; choice, 12:Cuba,
10g111; ‘ Porto Rico, 1034(4;12. Relined.
A Coffee, 13; 11 , 12%; Extra, C, 1234;
Crushed and Granulated. 14.
MOLASsEs—New Crop New Orlean l s
Molaattes, 75(80c; Porto Rico, 65@75.
SYRCrs—Perfection. 80: Sliver Drilw;
68; White Honey, 80; Golden, 60; Lover
ing, 6'r. Ocean Spray, 83.
Connits—Fair to Good 1110, 19%@20;
Prime, 21%; Choice. 22.
7%c.
Tasa—Young Ilyson - 11,00@1,66, G.
P., 11,10 to 1,90. Inaperial, 11,40 to
1,80. Oolong, 85 to 11,45. Sou Chong, 90c
-
to 11.50.
Srasert—Pearl, 6%; Satin Gloss,-11W,c,
and Corn Starch, 120.
CONCENTRATED IXD-48,00 per case.
Fauna—New
Layer Currants Raisins, 14.75 per
box; Prunes, c; 1434 c; Valen
ids Raisinat - - 18 c.
Brroal—Caeals6sCt- Clo Tee, 40c, grain
Pepper, 33; Allspice, 300; Nutmegs, 11,40.
Bast Lits.lol4e, Shot, 12,70 per bag. "
Boars--"Plabbit's," 11%c: °Oaken's,
10c; Real°. 4 to 7c; "DObbin's," 1.6 c;
Wax, 9c; Chem. Olive, 80.
Cexplant--Mould, 13c; Star, 22c.
Hi CARR SODA—iti per 100.
Mackrel, po per bbl; No
2 do, {Be No: 3 do, $l6. Lake Herring
14.25; White Fish. $9. 00 .
GRAlN—Market bars of wheat andwe
are without sales. Millen quote at $1,12
@LH,, though a choice lot of red would
probably brine $1,16 or even $1,17.' As
there is no ad ance in flour, millers are
very loth to pay an advance for wheat.
Oats firm but unchanged; we continue
to quote at 51(353 on wharf and track,
and 65 in store. Corn is scarce and firm
but hot quotably higher-85 for prime
ear, and 90 for shelled. -Rye—dealers
are-paying 85@90 and furnishing sacks.
Barley le Balm, but the demand is only
moderate r s the malting season is at. rut
over; we continue to quote spring at Y 5
® 9O •
ISLICY—BsIad to selling ou wharf at 116
SlDES—Greensalted,' 10011. do
butchers, 7®B; dry flint, 22®24; green
clf, 12%
HOMINY-16®44" per bbl.
HIISKS-231,®3c. •
LARD 01L—Estra No. I.le quoted
firm la 51 28@1,3 0 .
Lit &THE/I.—Market steady and prices
well sustained at sol e ,te decline. Red
sole, 51®33; Oak 8®40; calf (city)
$1,10®1,2 3 : shoo starting, 44: oak her.
nen, 40®43; oak skirting, 46@47; oak
upper, per foot, 234303; rough oak, 3501
87.
'LlME—Eastern white,. 51,75; Cleve.
land, 12,25.
MAPLE SYRUP—Cornet be quoted
at we 11.51, except In a retail way.
and
ONlOlittle NS—M
no demanarket pretty well glutted,
or
POTATOES—SaIes of prima lake shore
peach blows in store at 45,21411; river r 3.
tato , a are being sold on wharf at 40.
PROVISIONS—Market firm and a lit- -
tie excited, and prices are higher. Bhout
deral2M tor plain, and 1341 for sugar
cured; ribbed aides cl,str sides l 7;
sugar cured barna 17,,q(8)17y,. Dried beef,
20. Lard, 1634 in tierces, and 1734 in half
bbls and kegs.
PEANUTS—Prime, Tenneesce - quoted
at 9®10k...
PEARL BARLEY—No. 4,6; No. 8,
6 5‘; Oatmeal, 110,50 per brothel, 15,50
perhalf bbl.
PEAS—Sales at 82@2,25 per bushel.
SEEDS—SsIes of clover seed at PM,
and timothy at 16. Flaxseed, unchanged
at 12,15, and market bare.
SALT—Sales car load lota at 51.6508
1,70, with the usual advance in store.
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MARKSTS BY lELEGNAPH,
Nate YORK, April 11—Cotton dull and
lower; sales of 1,600 bales at 23. , /i'c for
middling uplands. Flour dull and
heavy; sales of 5,400 bbisatti,4o®4,so for
superfine State and Wedeln, 14,85Q5,25
extra State, 11,5 5 @ 5 , 36 extra western,
115.10Q8 white wheat extra, 14,75(40 IL.
H. 0., 15Q5,75 extra St; Louis, liEl® l 3 for
good choice
camecept 5,431 this. Bye
flour fairly ; sales ef olf 3 bbl s at
1405. Corn meal quiet. Whisky a
amide Other' sales of 300 Ws western
at 11,01340;4,02. Wheat heavy and lc
lower; Wee of 75,000 bush at 1409 .= % for
No. 2 spring delivered, 51.20Q1 for
winter red and amber western. 51,42 for
Indiana, 11,50 white State. Rye quiet.
Barley dull, with sales State at 75: barley
malt quiet. Receipts corn 10,380 bush.
and prima unchanged; new mixed 11,08
Q 1,03, westernl. old dn warell,ll,
new yellow. west e rn 51,12 ,new yellow
l
Penna. 93e. Iteoepte eats 4.128 bush and
dull: sales 18.000 bush at 68 for western.
Ohio and State 84Q48 Rice firm, with
sales Carolina at 5',4®834.-.Coffee dull.
Sugar steady; 480 htuts Cuba sold at 9%
(Pg. Molasses dull. Hope quiet at 16
(42.5 for American. Petroleum Arm at
1434 for ernes, refined 28340. Hay firm
Coal
quiet, shipping 190, retail 5115.
quiet and unchsnged. Luther dull.'Wool
quiet; sale. 200,mat pounds at 41Q533 for
(termed° fleece; 25 ®1320 for unwashed;
4141420, pulled. Turpentine quiet at 42
Q42y40. Sheathing Copper steady at Sle.
ingot Copper quiet et 19Q19,4c. Bat
ti more 'intl.:Lake Superior Plc Iron
steady at 532,60Q35 ; Scotch 13113 34 .
American bar (tales; 175 for refined
English and American. Sheet irou dull -
at 11Q12 0 , gold, for Burials. Nails dull
at 4%®,4%e for cut; 6% ®BO for clinch;
23®1210 for horse shoe. Pork steady;
sales 1,160 bbls at 527,75 for mess; 5210
A prime; 524, prime mess; also 1,760
bbis mean, seller April and May at 127. 76
and 2541 Able do. seller twelve months
'at 520.. -Beef ateady and unchanged
sales 825 bile. Tierce • Reef firm:
sa'as 1200 tcs at 52442)28 for prime mar,
11313®30 for ndia Mem Beef hams
steady; MICA 18 1 0 bids at 12.8®83 for new.
Cut meats steady; sales 68 pkgs at 10% (4
12c for shoulders, 14y,01Cie for hams.
Middles firm; Balm 50 has Cumberland
out at 13340. Lard heavy; sales 880 is at
15®1550 for steam,lBQll3.4o for kettle
rendered; also 600 ns swam, seller four
months, at 15340. "Butter steady at 14®
220 for Ohio. Cheese firm at 18Q17e.
Freights to Liverw ,1 dull and drooping;
atdprnento of 25,000 bu wheat at lid per
salt and lilt per steam; ex{ MK for the
week—flour 25,573 bbles, wheat W 4,851
I tes. oOra &II bu, oats 770 bn, pork 1218
ads, beef 1034 bbla 894
tea, cut meals
818,842 80. lard 905,564 Ito.
Load—Flour closed dull, and slightly
in buyers favor. Wheat quiet and
heavy, at 51,05Q1, 09 for No. 2 spring, and
51,19(31,23 for winter red and amber
westent. Rye nominal. Oats nominal,
at flo for western. Corn dull, at 51,080
1.08 for new mixed western. Pork quiet
and steady, with sales of 250 bids mess,
seller May. M-127,75. Beef quiet' and
unchanged. Cut meats firm, with s fair
demand. Bacon nominally unchanged.
Lard dull and unchanged. Eggs quiet
at 28;41327e.
01110•00. April 111.—Exohluogo steady.
Flour dull 14,2601,76 -for spring SUrSS.
Wheat—No I quiet at 65m No. 2 steady
tune73.4@:743 closing at 74,5'ea,7414e; this
afternoon ttled 74%e. Corn quiet,
closing at.7Bti@76,tic for No. 2 and 720
no grade; this afternoon quiet 713 tic cash;
13014 c seller May for No. 2.. ads firmer:
No 2 closed at 38%@39,31U. Rye quiet:
No. 2 closed at 720 for regular: 740 fresh
rec. lets. Barley nominal. Etighteines
dull st 97W380. Pros - Mona firmer: clos
ing at 92.8 for Merl ir.nk t 15%a for lard
and 10,4i@lOyie for dry salted shoulders.
Beesley: during the past 24 hours: 3981
bola flour, 19,950 Out_ . lwheat. 51,230 bush
corn. 6901 bus oats 27 bush rye, 6646
bush barley, 4 h 320 hogs. Shipments:B449
bbla Boor, 34,330 bush wheat, 16,956 bush
corn, 11,606 bush oats, 1500 bush barley,
8109 'hog's.
Cimourfacti, April 11. -flour and
grain unchanged. Family flour 26.1 5 @
6,40. -Wheat 41.1C@11,12. Corn 3088 0 .
Oats 14@60e. Rye 90®950 Btrley 850@
51,05. Cotton dull 21;.4c. Tobacco in gc
demand: sales 349 Midi mares at $4.90@
625,26 for trash to prime leaf, and 27 his
Ohio SC id leaf at (1,85j514,76. Whiskey
dull, ebising at 97e- Provisions firm but
quiet. Mesa Pork held at $29, but buyers
offer 528,15@28,50, and no more. Bulk
meats are quiet but firm; shoulders, ll@
1334 c, 1435015,,, with no sales. Bacon la
held at 12%®113340 for shoulders, clear
rib and clear sides, but then ra tes are
34@3e above the views of buyera,_ Lard
is held at 16c for city kettle rendered,
and 15340 for steam, but not mina offer.
Butter drill, and but choice fresh'
sales at 31@350. Eggs dull at 17@i8 0 .
There Is no change in seed.
Sr. Louts, April 13.-Cotton easier at
73340. Hemp unchanged. FlotieLun
changed.' Wheat unchanged. Corn I
more active and I@zo higher at 93e
for mixed and yellow and 72®750 for
white. Oats firmer et 53@550. Barley I
dull at 82340@51 for Minnesota spring.
11.)e mister at 74c. Whtekv steady at $l.
Coffee ranges at 1934®2234 0 Sugar 934
1100123 for choice. Int:rolled mon' les 76:,
Pork stiff at $2934 for original and round
lots heavy at 520. Dry salt meats firm at
150 for clear rib pecked for round Iota;
loose shoulders, lOW asked and 1034 c
offered. Baron miff; sales order lots
shoulders at 113.4@170: clear 16340 and
clear sides at 11334@16340.
Cattle firm and active at 434@7.340.
Flogs steady at 8®9340 for g od to extra.
CLEVELAHD, April 13.-Flour quiet;
country brands of whim double extra at
25,76@ 6 , 26 , red double extra 16(4.5,2 rin 5,
amber double extra 56605,50, spg
double extra 34,2615,25. Rye flour dull
at $4.76@5.5.0 per barrel. Wheat wrok.
and held at 01.10@1,11 for No. 1 red,
54,0441,05 for No. 2 do. Barley quiet;
No. 1 Canada held at 51.05@i 1 . 10 : State
nominal at 85c@$1, as to quality. Pctrc;
learn: no saleo, pot oil being reported
held at 2134®23 for relined, and $6,:1 for
crude; sales of 10t) bbis crude, seller
May, at $5,15, and 5C3 bbla rebind, buyer
April, at 2534 e.
LOUISVILLE. April 13 -Cotton dull;
middling 2i34c. Flour $5. Wheat 51.05
@1,20. Corn 98c. Rye. Ka. Oats 610.
Groceries quiet. • Sugar 11340. Pork
Ja,so. Baron 12@i6®16,340., Bulk
' mean 1134@15@11334c; hams 1834 e: Lard
15340 Woiaky dal: and lower at 97498 c.
Tooseco -sane 336 Inds at ;1,5007,50 for
frozen to sound loge, 18@63 for low to
fancy leaf.
BALTIMORE, April 13 -Flour is active
and most grades held higher. Wheat
active for choice Maryland at $1,40@1,60
Corn steady White $1 . 05®1.115, yellow
11,f6®1,07. Oats firm at 800620. Rye
nominal at 51@,1,05. Me s i irk firth at
528,50@29. Bac ,n active, rib sides 1530,
clear aid(' 16Nc. Shoulders 12340. Haws
19/0210. 1 -.rat firm at 15.340, Whisky
scales and in fair demand at $1,01@1,03.
PHILaitHELpiIIA, April 13.-Flour in
improved demand; spring wheat extra
family 95,2546.25. Wheat dell and
dra ,ping: red.„21,39. Rye 51,115. Corn
dull; yellow $1,07@1,03. Oats st.
62@b4c. Provisions held firm. Whisky
lower at $1,03 for iron bound. •
MEMPHIS. April 13.-Cottou dull and
holders waked 2234 c; receipts 873 bales,
no ear nts. Flour $4,50@8. Corn scarce
at 41,07. Oats scarce at 660. Hay firm
at j.:7. Bran scarce at 528. Lard UN@
160. Pork 129@30. Bacon--Shouldera
12o; sides 17e.
TOLEDO, April 13.-Flour: nothing
doing. Wheat dull and I@faci lower; No
1 white Michigan $1,30, regular do $1,13;
amber 54 63 , No 2 red 51,01, No 3 red 900.
Corn lc better and steady; No 1870, No 2 I
13.6 c, yellow 893. Oats: No 2 Lao Clover
seed 19,73.
NASHVILLE, April 13.-Cotton lower;
low middlings 2934 c; good ordinary Hic.
Bacon; clear aides 1534 c; ehouldera 120.
hams 15340. Lard 16340. Corn jl.
Flour 14(56 for super to family.
MILWAUKEE, April 13 -Flour un
changed. Wheat weak at 13134 e for No.
73)4c, No. 2. Oata steady at 42e for No.
2. Corn and Barley nominal. Bye firm
at 78c for No. 1 fresh.
Drrnorr. April 13 -Wheat quiet; extra
41,20@1,27, No 1 $1,16. Oats steady at
152 e. Barley 11,55 par oesasL elcrrerHsed
50.75.
I =1
Nr.w Yon 13.—he d •
and strlcteat x,
week April
of Lent Tcauseslast
claanw
markets for live etc :k and dead meat".
Only 260 cattle arrived alone Monday.
Theysowly at the same prices. a
drove of 7 cwt Missourian ins bringing
1534 e, 68 los par. awl. There wore 2,1 k
sheep to.day, but not all sold. Prices
are unchanged, a car 71 wands Ohio
wt.)l sheeplbringing 7,tic, • carAllinois
sheared 72 Pounds 0 35f0. and a car Michi
gan wool Sheep 80 punds-sy,c, with
some hundred mod Massachusetts
cheep at fo i l,4c. Hoge advanced yo yes.
terday, bu fell back to 1212712%0 to-day,
with telearis live received.
Csucaoo. April 13.--Cattle active -at
16,30(08.50:for fan cows to extra prime
steers. liege fairly active and firm at
14,30(0,46 for common to extra prime.
- 4/ry Goode mania.
NNW YORK. April 13.—Therean
anproved Inquiry for all sessoruible
goods, anf joubere are doles a pretty
our bush:leas at steady rated. The only
change of moment tc-day is the reduo
don In •.idate cambric' from TIMo to
110.
inpoirres BY RAILROAD.
Prrivisomon Foar WATNII AND 011...
(moo Itenamtv. April 13.-ICO bole
dour, T C Jenkins dr. tiro; 200 sks barley,
Pier, D & Co; 6 eke rage, Godfrey & 1.1; 2
oars ore, Hulsey, W & Co; 9-11. dis shov
els. Myers & A; 10 bells husks, E Ed.
mond & floe; 10 bra a stones, .7 F Beck
ham; 5 bbls vinegar, Kramer Bohn &
Co; 18 piano stools. Mellor A 11; 1 hg
onions, .1 Wilson & Son; 19 kgs nail"
Atwell & L; 7 eke horns, 1 do sacks, B
Phonon 1 bol ontona. 1 do do sets, Alien
K & Oa: 4 bbls eggs, a Ras, Jr; 1 bit
drag, Harris & Ewing; 2 Ws a iron, J
JODuisj 1 hf bOl butter Volgt, 51 Jr. Co; 50
bx. eboese, Johnson ,&
Colvin; 14 bbie
g oil, 11 L Fahnestock & Clo; 10 bales
wicks, ' 8 Liggett & Co; 14 Mils o defog,
JllHer; 25 hf bbis honing, ma k er Bohoer
&L; do do do, Saml Beird; 50
do, Ha rth it I); 828 bee oats, McHenry
,/
A kloo , 6 v. - lard, J H. Parker; 5 bbis
egg e, I. Baxtnyer.
Pi DURGII, CINCINNATI AND Sr.
Louis AILROAD, April 13.-ICAZ IRRIIOII,
F Robe ; 1 do • corn, It Knox; 2 do cio
do, Campbell & C; 4 bbla egg" Voigt,
1 klebe 1 A Oo; 3do do, 2 drums tobacco,
I 7 bits onions. Head & Metzger; 1 bx wool, 1
Mentor, Bro.; 2 do onions, 8 bore timothy
seed, 1 bbl eggs. Meanor & Harper; 10 b
bides, 1 tail c nides, 4 s pelt, 1 bin tallow.
J Oellaber; 8 do eggs, 2 tubs butter, F 0
Craighead; 1 bbl; dALOOR 1 bg meal, J
11 Zeigler; 6 bble eggs, 2 do onions, li
Res j r, Ido apples, Ido peaches, J A
Ora • Ido eggs, Houck & Jamison . Ido
do 1 calf akin, 1 bx butter. Day & Jamison;
10
ads eggs, It Mlle: bon; B) bgs corn. It
O Herron - 5 bole alcohol, 4 bills bags, B
I. Fahnatook; 20 Ice hams, .1 El Parker;
2 do sausage, J P fLatins42 bins 011, Ker
cone Woolen Mill.
ULZINLAIID AND Prrissuson BAIL.
ROAD ; April 18.-20 polls tobacco, Por
terfield Bro; 10 do do, CO Baer; 20 - bus
do, .7 13 Dilworth & ; 0 cases bt. order,
Rinehart &8; 10 do do, J a Lippincott;
20 do do, E Ileelleton; 18 bra cheese, N
.1 Bradon; 13 do do,W a Kirkpatrick;
.2 bus pecan, Delzel & T; 878, bushels
potatoes, BIUMICIIIIRD 10;100 bble lime,
1 1 Doyle & Co; 2 chests tools, 2 bee do, P.
1111D11113; W 1(1 bbls o , Rinehart
&k butter, Sellers & V; 3 Mae eggs,
I P Duff & Bon; 9 mks potatoes, 11 Rider e;
AI Mole oil, J Spear; 1 box cheer." )4 chest
tea, 1 bbl auger, W Miller & Co; 1 bbl
eggs, Day dc Co; 174 bge
corn, Robb & LI;
14 [ibis beans, Holland & F.; Bdo eggs, 1
to d peaches, 11 Rea Jr; 7 bbis apples,
td
& Co; 2 bxs indite, J Davis; 2
DI choose, owner; 2 oars pig iron,
Union Iron Mills; 4 do do, Nimick & Co.
ALLERGENS VALLEY RetilsOAD,
Aprll 13 —3 cars metal, .1 biODIDIDIdI 1
car barley, B Wainwright; 1 car s iron,
Primer & L; rve, 45 do oat s,
Blaney & M; 115
bblb bp
utter. 1 do eggs, L .1
Blanchard; 2 bble eggs, E Hsegleton; 1
dodo, Head & Mrl car ilms, 11 bi Hen
derson; 32 bgs oats, 8 bide eggs, W H
Kirkpatrick & CA 2 bge oats, Stilpton &
W; 1 bbl eg,,gs, Paul & 0; 1 do do, Soho.
maker &TA 8 hides. Hammett & Bon; 1
do do, Seibert & B; 0 care railroad iron,
care 0 A Carpenter.
ALISON/INT STATION; April 13.-13
ears metal, Lewis, Ballot' & Dairen; 2 do
perage, J M Hemphill; 1 do barley,
M Well & Co; 1 do a *grog% R l l l 3 ll & Ai
1 obi oatmeal, W Beddow 4 bble eggs, F
Owens; 2 H ol m e s P Ariastrong; 1 car
lime, J It I do do, 7 K Shinn;
68 aka y Metres. A Cbtildy: 9 bbis apples,
1 do eggs, John Herbert: 8 bble oatmeal,
8 Dyer; 12 bee cheese, .7 Beldloger.
IMPORTS BY BIIVER.
Prrresuenn, Ilsowenivims saw
lenv• PA= nT Amil 12.--leo eherp,
T Vanvoarlds; Ibg natio, Bluetit% P;
9 bdle tries, J L Rhodes; 1,100 feet lum.
bet, Lemon & W; 9 mks wool, Marge. D
OrN 1,760 lino staneWare, P Ellen
•
PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL 14, 1870.
wale eggs. F G Craighead; 3 do do, '4 do
apple., 13 aka oats, IdeCraeken A 1; 23
aks oats, Modena & .A; 182 galls etene.
ware, W D Cooper A Co; 126 do do, John
Lamer; 69 bble whisky, 6do eggs. A 8
Carlisle; 16 eke rye. 5 do d fruit,bbla
eggs. Bisset:Mon A 13; bble Ewes. 10 11 "
I do
d apples, Johunno & C; 7 pito ego,
butter. J 8 Frank; 10 bbla whisky. Speck
& 111;70 bgs oats, Hell A B. SO Ws,
whisky, D Shannahant 2 do do, D Hag.
gerty; 1 do do, J McLaughlin; 8 bales
b s . a yl C 89b6e & Co; 5 bbls ek 6
rags. _BPPaird; bble 8 28
Mei:Mena; 39 do do, 30 bge potatoes, J
MaCruby; bes w glans, Arbuckles &
Co; 152 do do. owner; 51 eke floor, Watt,
Lang A Co; 276 bee w glace, RC Schmere;
5 kgs nails, Hunter A Gray.
Weinstein° Pea. BELLS, April 13 —%
skeIAILLOOD, Arbucklea & Ca;
40
bales
straw, Mr Butler; bbls oil, Geo Bo
harism; 82 aka p0tat0...3, Canfield A Mt
6 kg. lard, 1 be. egto, bble onions, J
Dilworth:2,2C) feet lumber, H Donny;
5 rolls leather. 0 Hlloffatot; 3,990 feet
lumber. W C Hopper; 3 brnkete butter,
W Laughlin; 60 half tarrels, Wm
Miller; 10 bble apples. McCracken,
Co; 3 bbis ego, Malr.ne & A; 6 pkgs cl-
D
ears, W Yarke; 1 bbl molar"
Smitb; 7 bble ego, Owner; lot furniture,
Joehue Splatte; 87 eke corn. 2 do sacks,
Geo Stewart; 3 bbla eggs, GeD 'Mel.: 6
bble ego, 1 trunk butter,_Valentine
Moor; 116 bble apples, 2 do eggs, Valet,
Mahood A Co.
RIVER NEWS.
The river remains stationary at
point, with 9 4 Inches in channel by
the Monongahela marks.
Weather mild and pleasant and all
that could be desired for out door bust.
nese. Freights are not Offering so freely
and boats are beginning to experience
some difficulty in picking up a trio.
The new and elegant Red Wing, Capt.
Hight, is announced to depart for the
Upper afinweippl on Saturday.
Toe Juniata is rapidly gaining an en
viable repOtation. t with passengers
and Chippers, arid this demonstrated by.
the fact that she is always crowded with
business.
The Savanna. Capt Thos. Rosters, with
Ca:. R Whittaker th
In e an d this fill..
ling p up steadily for Bt. I min
Upper
The Kate Putnam. Cant.. Ed. Evans.
with Mr Wm. Rartiton in charge of the
office, Is .
announced for Nrshville.
wingers sOd shippers can rely on the
Kate Loing clear through.
. The St Marys Capt. Sweeney, will )s- -
I Wifely depart for St. and lidienouri
'to day. Eflie is a large and elegant aide.
wheeler, and offers superior inducements
to passenger , . Mr. Morris- Dorsey, one
of the most accomplished clerks on the
river, 051Icharge of the office.
Com. It. C. tiny was a passenger on
the Lake Superior.
The Juniata, Capt. C. I. Brennan, is
the regular packet for Cincinnati to-day,
leaving at 12 o'clock.
—Toe St. I qiis Ripubfican, of Sunday,
says: Shipments routh have nirrowed
down • onsiderably, and rates, though
- firm, are rather low for the eeann. In
the mountain trade there is some ac
tivity prevailing, but In no comparison
to the corrt—ponding time last season.
This week will witnert several depar
tnr to Fort Benton, we being informed
that foil carte is have been engaged for
the Nick Wall, Silver P3W, Penineb.
and-Viola Pill*. —ln the lower trlbu
tacks there is not much activity, though
two boats are on berth,. one for the Red
and the other for the Arkansas River- I
The Mollie Ebert, which departed last
evening for Pittsburgh, took tons of
Iron ore, at the "pile" for Wheeling, 60
tons cf "blooms" for Pittsburgh, and
had at mot 90 tons of clay and misoellane
one freight for L .ulaville.
—The latest news from Trinity river
says that the steamer Caddo is reported
snagged between Swartwout and Lewis'
Landing. Also that the steamer Justice
la two miles below Robinton's Bluff
with two hundre bales of cotton and a
lot of hides. The d
river was too low for
her to get out.
—There Is a lively competition between
the Memphis and fit: tile Packet Co.
end the N. 0. 1 eta at Bt. I Inia, for
Vicksbnrg freight. Tbe Memphis Co.
bare made a further reduction on their
rates to Vicksburg. taki flour at forty
cents per bbl. and baco ng n
at 25c per 100
-
—Vicksburg pat us state that the Ida
Stockdale and Mayflower collided In
Ouachita River a law days since, ataving
In the forecnitle of the former, but doing
no other damage.
—The Bellevernon left Cincinnati for
Pittsburgh. and it is stated that she will
lead here for New Orleans.
—Tobacco is being shipped from
Clarkaviiie. Tonne. use. to New 'fork for
fifty cents per hundred.
The Warmth. Great, Republic and
towt ,et Grand Lake were at New Orleans
on Thursday last.
—The Glendale for St. L nits, and Gle
e.
gow for flew Orleans. passed Chitin)
nett on Monday.
—The Thomas H. Alien Is again off the,
docks at Memphis, and running In they
Arkansas.
—The Cumberland River was elation.
ary on Monday with 16 feet onyllarpetb,!
660.11111.
a •
—The Mollie Ebert, St. I mis to Pitts.;
burgh, was at Cairo on Monday.
—The Ironsideiland Lamella were at
Evansville on Monday.
—The Tube Burt is to t . sold at Mar.
shals sale st Memphis.
AIIO
V „-
ALUABLE
COIL IND MENG LIND
PUBLIC SALE. .
11:11111DAT ATTEST:OOB. MPH 191. h, rit
O'clock. 1 shallafter far sale a. Vac Commercial
Bale. Rooms. 106 datithdead street. the I'm lowlag
real asttala sauna la Holtlataa township. on
Campbell s Itaa. wl smile of ldansgeta Sta.
lion. on thePilishargb, ClacinnatlmidCal•aam•
Italirersa, state& 111 maws from I Insbargas
I. •berat 3810 scr , • of coal la a swid body,
" Id ' . A . ft th'oof.T•Vdt a CSI rltiea. erst.clls• land.
with two story ft. me dwelling hoist. Mmte bars
• or a acres choice fruit. knoll as the Jon.
Malan Roes farm. •
3. • plres of Woodland...clime h •
•hove. O n
on Campbell's BUS. confalals• 10 sem
4. • farm of strata VI acres, with two story
/ d a '' Vo u g: 005,:gPtt*.Ligtu.0':: tr:1'1=1;
. •
Ift as Yana.
5. A Verso of about 15 ara. 65.1110101 cot
tage boos, • good barn- and good on. bard.
heave so the Jam a Rose term •
6. • Perm of ab mt 166 soree,vrlth • two story
frame hone ,sood barn tad good orcirard,knoora
tee 61c01111an Tarns.
• more favorable opportunity Is seldom offered
to ye son. vdsbiaa to Latvia either le coal or In
firming leads, as too above property le favorably
located, Is te good vsalltlon, sad will probably
be gold at very low agoras.
ot=ggsalg d rIllig&311 tai
",
163 Fourth s'
,au The {arms Lade
known at that of sale.
• A. BRILWAIN.
•
liwri FR
HEW WALLPAPER
Irol3
brume SALES,
•
N 0.107 Market St, neat sth Avenue.
' We now offer to the public a stock of - PAPER
EIANOIN OS unstop...ea In the West for serlety
and beauty of styles, embracing all the Novelties
la FRESCO, IMMO, PERSIAN and OREOIAN
DEMONS to plain ind bright colors, for lung.
Dining Room. to. Alio. WOOD and WARBLE
DECORATIONI9,TINTEO and 011.. t PARLOR .
PAPERS, with an almost endlese variety of
CHEAP SATIN PAPERS, WHITE and BROWS
BLANKS for Chamber., ie. All of which we
propose to ce ll as low o.tbe lemmata the market.
Oall and see. at
.
.
N 0.107 Market St., near sth keine.
• JO& IL IMEIHES & BRO.
i warn*
WALL rertus.
SPRING. 1870. I
PRICES REDUCED.
40 INCllittvrlde Usti at Vera Der roil.
GILT—. /treat varlete at PM. per rolL
GLAZED—eII aloes at Bee per roll.
• ILK° Arer Pnizielt axe American Mel , '
logs, aot aperieled above, superior to aor
eortraeat in the coastry. for sale at
W. P. N 5 A 1, 1 3 pr A TAWS
New •Waoleeale and Retail Store,
• 191 Liberty streets.
babe ' PITTBSI32.OB.
- -
WEST CONISION
Machine Ettono Frork.a.
VortimulsorsaetWastOoinleos. A 11010 .0 .•
1/112111P2t ATVATMS &
an. on Loa or oiertre OR abort Lot.ett
INd Elea ISLOBALsOrIso fbr ilidmatka, urew•r
Vlol*. Head we Truth moues, Le.
ari • or • ..... sok
CHECIIE. •
100 bones Goo. Chasse;
• /00 bow Tanga; for.l• by
B. CANYIKim. 1 1 Mat Avente
eirmENT...itoo bids. Louis-
Maii mulldr '"` CIA
141 1 earth aaaaaa
. so . : C 8 81166 Llbertr vit4et, Dt Lea
Sad Mitsui Jalsemes. kdta
EVADVSVILLE AND. NA±.HVILLE.
LLT
ye:1 , 117J.; .
P.-11. HAProem., Clerk. ewl.l leave for In,
aXer n o
nd L .,A,,,,p,0re. porta oo VIT.III.DILYI
April 14th. •
2r2"lVAPl"(ltil..P.VL;'?ut"usti,°,l7v,Vt3.
MIStiOURI RIVER
Olt CAIRO, St. LOUIS
AND hillteur.Rl RIVER.
he ree.eleceet elder It eel Beesenger eta...err
BT. MABYt3 ......... —COP, T. C. bWILMIZT•
M or rie Itoetey. Clerk. ',M.8.A./a (or the stroie
Vlotsbu THIS see. 14lh.
F,rrelgut or peA appte ort board or to
ePB J ANIKeI COLLINS, Agent
ICAIIiO AND ST. LOUIS.
FOR CAIRO AND 87 , ...i d dr im b
LOUI .—"rbe power ¢S
tu •
. a
ARY DAVADI AND BAEUES No. I and St,
U." W. Vart (;:tr4 A. J.
ate
velli leave for tno above and Interm
ate sorts on TIIUDaDAY. April 14t0, st 3
~ i I[cl64t ut D+"•fio, aDPIy on MiarJ or Io
[DT' -1. 11. ~.liNl6tlr~Ar nt~
OPPP•R IPI
NOILTLIERN LINE m ar mo t
STEAMERS,
For St. Louis, Davenport, Du
buque and' St. Paul,
Tutwuun WITHOUT CIiANOR.
STEAMER RIM WING,
wm.C.ll.l(lllT,Calit..D yLANNIUAN, Clerk.
WMleave. SATURDAY, April-lute,
These new and mairuttleont Breland,. •re under
cliarre of careful suii eW o erlenced emcee.. and
unsurpassrd anaoffittilidanoas, 'offering rare
inducements 1,0 Paileengt ra mid Shippers.
•
For particular., apply -to
R. C. (MAY. 011 ,, Water strsrl, or to
natal FLACK A CULLI NO WOOD. • Rent!
YOR civiscit, EO--sidirmt.
K.•K. NA and DU
..I.U.F.QUIt.—The Atearrier
SILVANA ... . .....
W,') . ...Caht• 'Mon, Roane,
leave for the above and Intermediate porta
Till I DAY. April 111th. at 4 e.
• •If or /Wen or pIASWM nV1P.V.1(....9•1 to
'.9,....i_1R!'.915,211,—TY.t2t,22
ctruiiirATl
lUSBERGII AND CINCINNATI
PACKET LINE.
•
'The ne and splendid side-oat , el m :r io t
JUNIATA. Capt. C. L. linattnan,
Sul Inane PUttbargh for Clucluoati EVERY
TUU/LnUAI at 111' o'clock nromptla. nelarn
log, will Icann Clotinnati EVENT /SUNDAY at
12 N.
TOT frdgm O .lt
'ANY. COLLINS.. Ales nu
PITTSBURGH AND GING',
PACKET LINE.
'The 13;11 nod eplerulld eldeabeel mi dge
Steamer. ARLINGTON. DANILL
MOORE. Master, A. a. lincralo. Clara. leaves
Plltaborgb far .Clnelnaatl Leery TUESDAY
111 M. promptly. iteturang. IPnftl C1..1[1. 11
for PlOsborab. at 1M M• every FRIDAY.
For CrlA.ht, pas .get or other Information. al.
mon board or to
AMES COL , Ns
TLACII 001:LINIIWOOG. •reata.
STEAMSHIPS
I LIVERPOOL ARRA&
..
OIIEENSTOWN.
T -
, E INDIUM NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
N beiing atzumn ant-ciss. result , . among
1.11(74`1417r4 CITY OF A NTWAIt?._
Cl' lOr BUSTUN, CITY olt HALTIMUNA.
CITI 0? LONDON.
Ilmg 'Arran tIATIIKDAY,' from Mr 44
Wirth now; New rit. For ossAwre or fur th er
In ormatioh IMO? to
IV,ILLIA.I BUWIIAN. Jr.,
L. 143 bIfiIIIIVIALD WIRULT.
[
SPECIAL NOTICES
corisum
1 ,
'lf, 60118148:18,21PITLYONIfl lrltUt ft,' thc
c cctfreCiff.°Ws'lrevnfirLlT,lo; for the
e re of DlF.itepala and all the LTlOUltate4 Condi
twos of O. 811, ar.h.
IL/R. retlktri Clint MANI/RINK GILLS, for
ppeares of the Ltrer or to act la a /tertle for.
Alt of these three Meelthi •es gre emir, reqgthen
In curing • Cousurnttlon. through the ruin:mak
ttyrar alone has enarret .treeerste rses.
TOC carreeol Tonle go , Saudi-loth Pm*. games le
reguthathe the nthothch owl thee , gno hely thr
Pulmuule Syrup to tithes: awl search through thr
hthml vethels. vrt!ch theans run 11 thon ef-
tome.
...se Medloinen Arc .:detentions's offered to
the rubllc as the tolls sere:certain and reliable
r "T art ir o . .... " I:34'cw'rd'tittoCy'rieter"*"; which d .; t .".
V 3 lila% 110.•iiatsesior- larerl monism& Lad Irys
Mil:. eT.1•71:..2'igr.YAL.,%.:t".7141;r4
the two t plasept 1.1.41.1.011.
Toe r'elmonle bores Is aedlelne which Me
bed. long probation before t he pe bile: namable
has been proved - by the Um:deed cares lt has
le I/MO.lh a period of more than tntrty- nee
per. In all of which tote Its reputation has in
creased. and lite moot obst•
nate greptictens elm
no longer doubt that It fa • remedy whlch Ma
be lased with coat:donee in MI MI. which 0410 1%
the pe lf tteet will Perseveringly follow the di ,
leotard. which D s each bo
o t.,tt be will
f e et
be cored, It his inert are oo
wanted to make co
r re Leen In easel
:iillne
cPtairZitstvon bee
Doe. hen r oc ;IT!:
has saved tiu life of the patient and rtaored
too to parfenth slit.
u Pr. B , hoack dews not say that all emee of rot
already andtsandaJon ate within the retch of
m. dietne, bat he emphatically aoerts tha t often
when patients have tee Pleattastenting eympututs.
each as • violent cough, ereeplaa chills, night
tneste. general debdlty, al , a to loch dorm
list they Sr. ohltned to ue in bed, and wham
they we elven am by Utile phydelto they may stl.ll
to cured roateellatil Denman% can create new
langs. but when Umlauts are acedy diseased
andto soma extent destroyede May tic el
fected by Ur. Seta McMenam
in*, la berefulea Unease., teem neatenel
are equally el:neat. Dr. Schenck eat photo
alapbs of • nember of remits who have been
nearly cowered with renal. sores and now all
brawl no. This chows its pm prapeellOk
welch moat to able t 0 heal ca uri Illes at
is the lungs.
In tee tro•tmeut of Conaumption Rimes the
inmost Isepormes to sive riser ane neadit7
Wee to toe systole. Hence It ts oeceatary to
alma/Oben the •Pintil , of the Patient a. it ll.
prove the dliestioa. runner nourtehment
lake
tatted together wttlinach means as will make
ebemod easily digestible. The ankles Most
eatable for the dlet of Comma tire pauents are
deslgnata In Dr. Schenck's Almanacs, willett
diserlsmad grstallOasly. la gametal. rho
Molt aritloas article'
It tomprr
S ' ile r a d ie! ' order tr:lll,"JtabtlVAlr°,l4:lll.;
strelatable. This lovilleinent Is met by that
Seaweed Tonle. and for this parson It waa del
inisted
When the dige stive Daman era pet In 0001
Order, the fuedes it. proper edict; the Osten
of the patch Is isvisoraud and u e lungs be ,
sin to • Kernels their reaction. In a poem& and
healthy wanner. Then the healing paroling
Ttilmontc byres will ellt.ct the ware.
Folsom ry Dammam/6ton I. Sinai. Coma
vvWYed w ith Wepepos sod Liver Compialut.
Schenck's Maw:Pala Pills are In ended to re
mota Obstrections free. the Liver and Ireton Ito
Let'llitra-t..0.7170 ar e.
:AIMS ted oat particle :nyain
catrenell';, Iread l sollfe, r' plln m , : s h ions alleee
Lion% and all other diseases which arise from
bee
or obstrueted collation 44' the Liver. One
boa of these pills will Valve the ellicacy Of the
medicine.
la Doneumpt on the Sea Weed Towle and Man ,
drake Pills ars Invaluable auxiliary lea
s hes They router too Differing* el the patient and
mist the Paltaanle Syrup In el:lndian a cure.
They love been limed ewe el h advaseed stales
of ColtsaMtaloste when the Inge are almost en.
up s ], 4 0 .sy sT eal sad all s7Mtdoom according to
the Judgment of the physician In• leated &speedy
dsoh. Tim lives of follents nth. were aetnally
In • dying can:Mien have been preserrr
Months by the use of Schenck'. three grea rem'
edl Pr. dk
eßesharlOs Almanac contains a full treatise
on the various forme•of diem , . his mode of
treatment, spa Menai 03 directions how to use tile
medicine. an be bad Vans. or
an
by mail by
addrsolus tile Principal Dace, Ile. 11, North
Sixth street, Phlituielphin Ts.
o' the PuhrundaW.P•aa Seaweed Soo.
leach atoso name, or 117,60 • half dosen.
&n Maair n . aU MIS cent. ghat. Yoe sale bye
e • deVAIST
An - crioNnte.
ornotrron wfurriEs COP.
TIMES . TO TREAT ALL PIMATI
I/1831MM. That numerous! elan of cases reran,
Ina from self.abmw, proArtetne
nvnra debillrrktzltabrs. eruptlma, ambled
tormenter= ALICVd PlingeaVtifttiltle
ar.ardtrllonyclivta.dadlna. eo c.l sta o ti f itt. o.nha. itai7eim.tal..tawarid,
has enabled toWrleet temettes a ton e.
rat
ew t‘e le
=ATI.= o ll lVeß.lnten,o4:2
Pftjuitcd In Olean/L.4{o=th%. whlch am
ra aaaa., reception and waiting n ame also
hoorah' nod sleepina *Parlament& for patient.
=IV:6 '&l7 m lTrige.V.24 . ll'l . .Ati." 4 : l
=lomat spring'. Plo matter who tome rolled,
Mato your rape. Bead what be ears In tda Vont
phlat of fifty pages• sent to any address for two
stamps In tested envele. Thormands of emelt
trotted ahaaatly. at *We to l lser the coax.
igi c e c tlro un iv i e a rtt'ea ° o7::etaoN 4'10 1 ,4
Pittaborgh, r.. ElOO/0 tO Y. It. Ban.
dais 140.100 r. Pamphlet mat to any ad.
dm. (Or two ituamor.
e: I '
—Th. ep , endl4 Hair Dye D the best la
the world. Donates!, rtllable, Inatantaneone,
do,. not tonal ,ta, nor any 'Walk vaun t ed
pronnee paralpda or . o
Avoid the
and delogre preparations boa.ttair vletztea they
do not reueu. The genuine W. A. I'AUALCOVI
Ilya has lowl - 40 YeAte untarnished reputa
tion to uphold lu lotearlD as the only Perfeot
Halr Dye—Black tr. B ur e t. d
N A Y lDrna.
gists. Applied at Ile Bond
`JUST OUT.
.OHEHRY PIKITOItiI'.TROOR.IO3O,
110 N COLN& COUGH&HITIS. BOBle THILOAT AND
, BRONC
. Nana so rood • None so pleasant.
None C 3 bre en ;plot. - •
HINSUTON 000
• 10 Sala: House. New Tote.
Rte no more of those aarilble tasted neon.olo
Inn .llroirll Ontreb things...
' -
STONE
paorosems IFOB
SOLDIERS' lONIIRENTi
!or •
tea erection of the Allesticir
county Boldface' llcdnuseet .tto be erected on
hem h t er, Hai; Litcobeera ~to
be received at
the entre of tee ondersigned, No. OA .flrent
(where t h e h tecte. opoothoUloDs can epee
keen aL atone era be rtes) ao to MAY 1.4
ISIO. The eontraet to be 1113rdad to the low eat
sod bartender.
A. T. PEZIIJVCIN.
KEYSTONE POTTERY.
s. M. - KIER &
• Manufactorrrs ,
Queen/mare, Bristol Ware, tic.
ulles and Wenbonse4ll3 LIFIZEIT !TRW
grdwo presialvosisegled to
FINANCIAL.
ARTISANS'
DEPOSIT' BANK,
dro. 46 Wood Aired,
V. E. Cor. Third ILTC9IIC. PITTSBUSOO•.
WE. H. SMITH.
J. T. STARK,
MEM
IZIZEIM
Interest Allowed on Time D:posi
=MC
Vm. li • licaltb, JR..%
(j .r: ' ll o n YV l; e l:n en t ' : ". p .s : w . H. bi.o lit M ip . " lllTll 'h in n n n t7;
Aptl
TRAUBSIEN'S NATIONAL BA
Wood _St., co . Second Avenue
INiEREBT P D ON DIXON
Bold, Coup° , Bonds and Stooks
OUGHT AND SOLD,
(..
EN.G.ADLICY, rreslnent. d. .
ANKUU:C. Vim in . ?' .
UN CLAIUCTC..I3". .111.
MI
M — Bgrosrr co.
wrsi3trxuan.
=EMI
Safe Kee .ing of Valuables,
tinder guarauted, and the rent/eget Mares in its
Mire Rad Barglar•Proof "faults.
No. 83 FOURTH AVENII
•
Preoldeskt-..WILLIAN PISIIIIIPM.,
Vice President-11E91SY .1. TO.
DISECTOILIS:
I v
iPir.LTAM rinta.li s, Bllcoli H. P Nip;
HENRY LLOYD.. JOB. B. MORKIrrb.
WILLIAM
titIFON, 81111M63.1.46g5kir..
J ta . I. BeNNETT.
!isn't & Temns-11. r. ON 1101521U01 1 1 1 T.
open .1.1.17 troln 9 o'clock. a. m. o 4 o'cicick
PHOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK
Of Allegheny.
Ir. Federal and Leeock Street&
Ilk H. ILMITKAPI. rreisuiest.
IL. P. YOIIIIU. Cashier.
BANK OF. DEPOSIT AND DISCOUNT
toekkoldeis laridually
~ _ i ~ a Vii;: r
CITY BANK.
112 Fifth Avenue,Pittsbu , Pa.
CAPITAL: 1 1100. 000,
STOCKHOLDERS INDITIDDiIitY 1111111.
INTEREST Pl - 10 ON DEPOSITS.
'MCIIIO.OII
Bought sad mid. and ' , bee desired remlttea to
Mann.. Collections made olt all to• übsrlad
data of the United Mate and Can .1..
DOrlatitA lamella. Presider!.
Dlibmosa.
./Pmea 31cCabe,
t. Itbab If:eating,
TcranceCamba
Jamb. rbebba.p b.
11. A. Preprint.,
• I Moans Banta.
M. Stow.
JOb. AZAAY. Solicitor.
ME=
narlek IL•ne..
Ctus,
Mu. B.
Y.uß anl un
K. J. Ctrs.,
. _
HART, CAILIGHET & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Fourth and Wood Strad&
rrrrsavaau.'
151:10C125e0t 70 BERM. HAW! li
=I
Exchange, Coin, Conpons,
And partlenist tO
GOVERNMENT B
SiFlit Drafts on
HOLMES & SONS,
157 MARKET STREET
rrrrissonall; PL
coheetloaa made oh ll Lea vellteltad W.A. of
the United Mates and Canada.
Stocks,lkinds and other Securities
6008 HT AND SOLD ON cothusuos
rarticular attention rad Co the purobssa nag
Ile of
IN,t,ed States Seettrities.
OILS
TACK - BROTHERS ,
(=MISSION MERCHANTS
AND braLsza IN
Petroleum and Its Product&
Jriatb:lo4ol.:.-twiyig.s.alese.
Pbll.4elplastrace-131 WALNUT !Tr
$91:1.25
WAILING & KING,
Ocammtralot limbs.la and EtOXUS
Petroleum and it Products,
DALZEWS !LOON, DUQUESNE WAY
THILLUILPtIIA ♦DDSEBE.
WARING, BINS & CO.,
109 WALNUT STREET
aralSE PETROLEUM REFINER
HERBERT W. C. TWEDDLE,
ItANUTAOTURILE OF
Lstatestlng &MO Test Buntsg Oda
lbsierood Ards Oil.
Stands great beat without demon; restatui
I,lrolAtntrittrAlAtt.
.tlper.l.l OU ire
LOCOMMOUVL mho,
wni ente , anors.
Sow and eloaliss
e A ptigarge b NW. rol d ileobl-Llelit 00
011,Tsaners e litalrilleasolii.
toe had Feelsbloo embolism, -
011, lionioss OIL Porselmo
ARMOR VAANDII3 to mmure Brigid. Doi
Work arid llacatucre trom p sM.
- Their products an roanaracturad under
.a Dr.
r0!"11:11:44,1741.riegn or
el:
vertu* ly aunt uniform, red weedy light oat
• b temperature uneltauget, and
remain tains extreme old. rTlka
road (Wears lane-queued, sad ate In cannot% op.
...an, of the principal Itallsoads. nautpleseast
essroutot and orders tett at 114 WOOL/
Wrlt MIN. Worts at Itharusbune
LEGka,
TN THE MATTER OF THE
ap pi c anon of the OITA , WISTSRN
MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN AISOCII.A.
VON, of Yttimbargb, for • Charter of ImeotPD•
ration.
And now, to•at: tbILNBtI day of Yeattarf,
A. b. 1810. the Wallin - Data and inartment
of uattus having been Pfe mad to, panted .
and examined by the Court, and th• °Mtn.: Ln
MDa and conditions thereto set bulb and coo
joined appearing to be lawfa and not InPirtous,
It It 'altered and directed that sad Instrument
of witting he flied In the oNco of the yrothono
tarf of the Court of Common Pleas, and that
Botta of sold tppllcallou be Inserted In the Mts
. Imrib DillY Morning Clazirra, (Dr St LS...titles
weekl..olo o o Path that an appllcalon has been
lade to the Court of Common Pleas of the County
of Allegheny, to grant ma said `•The Griot Wet
ern Mutual Balding and Loan Assoclatlen of
YttUlturch, • charter lot Incorporation, and
that said, charter sslll be granted the next
term of sgd Court, un'esa exemptions be, Bled
In proper time. -
. BY Till COUNT.
Solladtar,
==l
J ETTIES'S TESTAMENTARY.
—All penmen Interested will tak• notice that
sus ta •tamatatary to the estate et ANNA H
BLY.IY, doecutd batre irstat bo o
ms the
uoderiiiitnett isectiton.. All persons
&altos airtlitet th e estate 1.111 tao.ll pl.l
- w Moot datal, and porton. sowingtbs o.
u
selves Indebted WIN 111. k. Ptlnttnt to the
underkirtted axeotitors tisr3Viri .mr
JLVOB ouvons,
Vssestort.
t. o. rm.
W. LEWIS. Atlolloq, at. No. 11411 u homed
street. Plcubwin. rm. A Ista.z
-14frrEas OF ADNIINISTRA.
TioN r the wrest. et LUAU WElte
-5;,,;:r.J Vrsterla Ci a. virtinl l ;:l7%
tenant Indebted , 46 rla estate will mu.
a ms . payonat. lad SU lemma Wiz/ Osamu
lb. Una 1•111 most titis MIMI, an.
thicatUated ftir inttlesstit to tis undtintL
1MN.T..111 SWIMS
1134.12 No. 911Thlit /rune. Vila..
N ANi)-14TNEIL.
DIIQUESSE WORKS.
alinf Alt ROM & CO..
=3
IRON. NAILS STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINGS.
IDDITTEANZ, X X AND dIINIAAA.
FLAT BAR,
ROUB WTUNIES ,
INIBViiEAA,I4
IILRIiTAND
AZAD),
FlNaPillr'edMit 9/ l A D B I S W . Y LTIMIg
r-V 4 i:'itD FLAT RAIL, [or Coal Rands.
CRGWISA EDGE* H•RROW T WV,
SPRING. FLOW AND CULTIVATOR et LEL.
STEEL WING) AND NOULDBert pattern.
BTLEL TIRES, BTEXL DNA/Tilt EL A. B.
ETHYL.
COACH, BUGGY tad WAGON SPRINGS MI
AXLEN.
CUT NADA AND SPIVS&
All Goods First Class and Warranted.
OFFICE) AND wouxa:
BluiriVsVag Prt•tugirgigria7
I inhe
NILLBR, 888 &
WM. METCALF.
kiEO. W. BABE,
Brun.. PAirnms -a. K. K17L14
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
KILLER, BARR & P&RION,
b. 110 Liberty
M=IMI
EZIIM
prrreaunon
STEEL WORKS.
IMIA.BLIBITED IX luti.
ANDERSON & WOODS,
stAmTpAcrimins op
BEST =TINED OAST STEEL
Of ever, description . . Also, best
Belied Serials Plow Bed Spring Steel
OORNER.NOVS AND EMT AVENUE. ritc.
ra.
DUQUESNE • FORGE.
IRMA MM. •
thaeceasar to Os. HAI9II t C 0.,)
a s
fzejltt In co-e tarter wlth the leadteg To r 7
rat :;"• eikri t ail ' '1,11:VIRIVIA1
RAMllllNkiTTrallrgiearg.
LOCOYOTITIS. FRAlllas. together . Ith eeOrY
duerlrytton or !SHAPE WORK. °Mee and Norge
Carnet of Dupont Way and ?Int Street.
apterb4O .
puTiummqini
NOVELTY WORKb.
. Dogmas.' A. D. us&
IDORREAB,ADAIES & CO.
KlXo7=lrl;M=ll 07
ginWirßriENlAßKllAbillarK 111PLT.
SCALES.
Janus rsoo l it .i rrsg c l
C Daz l i oeks a ts . d Legates.
AMES OryliT .m. 1% GLUT en
usarsirsii. Poem's.
g■EFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
iGER, HECK & 00.,
IPITTSBVB3II, PAL,
Maosfacturors of ovals deoefistloa of
CAST mai GENUS STEEL.
SAILALUTTTEBINNIPI.LATimira, spamos.
AXLES, STEEL TUX Ac.. to.
Warehouse, 8$ Water and 100 Fled Ste.
BLACK DIAMOND -
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
!E=
iillll9t.t.tlloi at descriptions of
SEVEMMarsiMOS
HMI.
.ndon.
CADA .4 War.... TEURTIRTIL THIRTY
MST .ad RAILROAD STREET&
TOEFFDREtS;MAOHINIBTS
lINU TORT PITY
'OIINDRY COMPANY
0171011 MID WORMS,
TWELFTH STREET
PITTSBURGH. PA.
WEngines,ltolling Mill Ma
chinery, Nail- Machines, Re
torts. and Castings generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS
Osnifia Carroll sag 'Pullman Oltrieets,
.PITXI3IIITIit3II, PA.
WILLIAM SMITH,
OAST IRON BOWL PIPE
TOR 9 . /U5 - /CRD WATER WORM
My Pipes aro all Oat Invariably Ls Fit., In •
and and 1111 hat len/tbs. Ala% fill ...oilmen
of neneral
castings for bias & Water Wor
I yow Work s Um attootioa of 13aM r rad
lots of n to my armload' BM
ANDZIWON
MONONGAMILI- FOUNDRY,
W. J. ANDERSON & CO.,
I=WlNALEallaaterm".
Castings of ill Deeaiptions.
ir Special attention told to kIICHITIterti
'MA
W L CASTINtiIi nod to CiFtillK• for Window
ats Houses.
Orricx
T. Jaw routron Pa.t ,1110 WATT'S
ISTRZ Inttaturob.
ROBIRSON. BEit &CO.,
incosuors to IMMIIIMIN..MIaTif MELIXWB.
WASIMMTOW WORKS,
fOUIDERS AND rimionsra, PITTSBURGH,
Manufacturers *Moat sod Stattousof Stein En
riggre el=
and Cotto. BWter sad Mesa Iron Worm
'Mao% No. IA. corner rust' and - atatiblald
Motet&_
jot foalry . / . 131:111 rATIPTINfIt.9I32
TOODL&S CAItLER & CO.,
Nutt Ward Foundry and Mathias Veda,
SANDUSKY BT.. ALISON:KITT arr . !, DA
atanadicturcriotatattonaty and Portal:A.lWe=
zponec 4rit presses. Patio% Mania ft, 0114
anal now. UM Work, Hail% Mill alaotane
r b titaiiidMitd gra Att. ardtrill i ß or
AU dam •
plumy. BOLL FOUNIMY,
4 '
C. LEISZETT and 114711
BOLLMAN & BACALEy,
De
r!=o==l
Chill Boils, Said Rolls & Pinions.
.10." ,Nor.
.HOLJEIES, BELL &
ANCHOR COTTON MILLS
UssalwsM,m.atliDLAN ESDIUY
T
DST PITT
BOILER. STILL AND TANK
WORSE.__
CARROLL AND SNYDER.
EMI
MI
XLNIITACTUE.EBS 07
TUBULAR, DOIITtr,II..FLUP:D TUBULAR
FIltE-BOX AND CILINDir.Ii. z.TE.AN NOM.
911.. STILLS AND Olt, TANE 9.
avvein.,lzu.'xiN.P NAAI.r,„P tnt;
DivarPIIMS, DASOWETENS AND IRON
BP/PIiaDOONS AND COALLanUT7.I.
OIDThI irg:glr,rtig'.,Ti774•4:.7,"d•
PITTEIBIIBaII , PA.
air Orders sent to the awe! addressX l
Promptly attended to.
HOE N, BOLE & CO.,
Cor. Paint Alley and Duquesoe
Engine Builders, Founders and
ICELIMEN MILLER.
etiAli. PARKIN. --,
Idanufaetaro bTEARBOAT
STATIONARY ENGINES, of aII ENRIBES
sires. and
A 8417 e OIL L WELL I rN l tret: FMB ' r
tr T A T A i ri
BOILER, ons borer power.
C AST LRCM, of every kind,orade to Order alma
Ponadry !HIM/ STREET, below Market-
Hllty BRA/TING, PULLNYS,
HANTIERS. 11010 E and TOBACCO :SCREW: ,
add IKON TOBACCO eIiY.SSEd, on band and
made to order, at tho
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Fronting Gill. Allegheny Mr. er. near the P0i...,
/WWII ard.r. worn
R IESIC
BRO
riior. a BURGLAR.YIIOI)7
SAFES AND VAULTS.
ENGINES AND ILACHINEBY,
gralririghin u nrettriral
toner.
Car. 17th and Pike Sta, Pittsburgh, Pa.
O'HARA BOILER WORKS.
F. REPHAN & CO..
STEAK BOILERS. OIL
D TANKS, STILLS, An-
ITAToRS, SALT PANS, OASOsiE.TERS,LHIY_SET
TNO NO S. /LN' OORS,
BLRI IN
CILEN• FIRE BEDc., •
Car. of Second Avenue and Liberty M.
KomarLag done promptly. Orders' sent &Ott,
above address will be promptly ascended to,
F. H.EYHAN, formerly llanager at CARROLL
11171rDEILIII. oelllrp92
- -
JAAILD N. BRUM
M CDNU O ND D. /1110121
JARED M . BRUSH &SN,
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
SHIBEVIIION WWII, &O.
61 Penn Street. Pittsburgh. Pa.
- STOVES. CABTINGS&O,
697,iCirro
BISSELL & CO'S
FOR BITI7IIIINOTTB COAL
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Roast as
well as any other Store In the Union.
BISSELL & 00.,
No. 236 Liberty Street
Alpo, on Auld and for We. •
PALRE.on. nTOVE.B,
"AMlTaakrisram
COOKING KANUILS,
ORM% HUBS & CO.
PITTSBURGH
BOSTON COOKING RANGE
•
THE NEW ANTI-DUST COOKING STOVE.
•GIEOULATOR.” CoLU/IBLA COOK STOVE,
V AN•s ICtscinustl Pattern) POTASts
RANO E CAS rIIIO N MANTLES. WEI .I.KAN'S
ankr;itttA . LA r TZZeirtafri , dirt and QUAC,
•
206 and 208 Liberty street,
rt,rnappsava. Pn.
Cook, Parlor anti Heating S
Lamar awortment will 1r found all the LATEST
PATTERNS ANL , IMPROVEMENTS, and Ito
rep ttallon of our Store a to seat that any one In
wet t of a good article should purchase none but
111060 manufactured by ns: as they will be found
the most durable as veal as ecosondeal. Would
call putleulas attention to our new VOLCANO
SCUP O. our churches. sal.. ..ao stores. Over
11 1 oot In three =out at. - tut.ndcn to with or
.without C. 1114. 00. sr w, •I:v, urea tacm pro
ammo.. to., II super or to any otuer sus 050 00055-
cr. woo oor • .amsortm 000 emu um. MO
Murat wmishT
maisorAtmouu ow
.11. A. PRZTVOGIX.
==l
rs'i./ . *3n"in 3 chu
TEII3
images Ain maziona.
amyI:MIMES AND YULTITUG.
M=l
Machinists.
E=l
Pty gilled. TZT
NO DAMP. NO MOULD
Manufacturers of
G
M./LNIIPAOTURICES OF
CET THE BEST.
TRIT_TMPH,
IIiNVFACTITIMaII OT UMW, WIZ= OP
STOVES,
'11333 FIERY FURNAM"
TOR WAII4ING BEILDMII
=I
A. BR.ADLEY & CO.,
NO. BO WOOD MMEIT,
Moonfactufero of tho Grestosi VastetTol
TO 1111 l'OUliD
LIVINGSTON b. CO..
' Illannineturera of LIGHT GREY IKON
C 3 AL L Elk "1" N" C3ir EL,
LOglit'worit our specialty. Loom Joint Hutt.
thutter sad Goo e Hinter. Mimi, and otter
artiolia of Wilidersillardware slimye on hand.
OM= and Work. near linter Depot alt hen,
Ci
at ty. Pot
P. tomes address. Lock H Tlos. 309. Pi3lllt 1
.
be. la
1:);IA: 141 10
EitIBTAV2
FM= BOX
HENRY BIER & CO,
succusoza to
row( 111.000PETI & Go..
Bell and Brass Founders.
BRASS CASTINGS
MAD& PROMPTLY TO ORDIR.
lialeable and Grey Iron Fittings,
GAS PIPE AND TUBING,
MOTTLE, SAFETY AND CHEM VALVE!,
ALL GLOBE PATTERN.
IRONY COCKS,
Brass Work of every description for
Stnam, Water and OIL
luirmrsern tams or J. IL coorma a cogs
Impromi Bilame-Winel Steam Pump.
Agents to Dreyfus' Patent Oil
ers. Me heat to the Market.
Mae and Works, corner Indrteanth and . Pan
Streets. -
A TWOOD dr. IiIiCCAFFREII,
L - 3 1 . Comer Liberty l'Oet sad Tlard Annul.
Plitsburilh ra..
BRIBE FOUNDERS AND IRON PIPE FITTER .
Oa /MINTS Ibr A. B. CA,ICIEILON
MAIM"my rs AND stow um.
7 .4 - ;l3,Aiar:s:t4etett/:sirTA
sioARD Dxvis
WORKMAnc DAVIS,
8UCC75990113 TO
Workman, Moore & Co.,
Masalactate» and Dealers la
CARRIAGES. WIGGLES,
Spring and Buck Wagons,
An. 44, 41, 48 tad 48 Beam 84., Allegheny.
v i vx ard uomptvlat.d. Or
dgated to give watUfactoll p ta
tratt7ll2lVridif tan Nan Plarea Waetl
..:11m.rdawa ~,tizzealiggrz
•
fait.
Bantrar for !Data. ,
11. =law DANIS haviag paselmen the
Interest of Alas., and We. D. Many% In 'be We
Ina of We'llElliAN, YOUSL $ CO., %be bust
new wiu Itereallaz b• patinae* as tha old sand.
ander Use ham , aal Are et WORKMAN
OT den " li . C rifar Q. WOHKII&N.
• H. MC RAE) DAVId.
Lit with Ott 21 Wand sulk, rAtabaral.
ja=3lo
B •
TTER.
II
35 boxes leresb Soil Batter;
•
10 bale barrels do.•
for 0010 01 J. B:42_IIX.nILD.
In Val , ATIIIIII.
RAILROADS.
KENNSIMV
NIA CENTRAL BAIL
O. OnAnd after 1.1 r. u. aurdai OS•
18th. /554. Tr. • sill ware at an d depot /
froze the Union DoPot, corner o f
Sid LiterW Mee. ea 101101 IS:
CaD
I Dejterfe
TrWn....1: 1 1 0 am i•ronthern ex. 11:110
Bra
pan Lthe.„.. 1.45 ar:O•Padre Co— fitly a=
Wall's No. 1..8 SO OM liralit" No. 1.. CI:10 as
811.121011/1.0 NO17:50 am: Nall Tratn .... S:IU •51
Wall`a No.l-8:5 0 anti Britten
. 10 0 141 ,
Jelinstovin VAS jes
1 1 =Lig Itr.°.l Miroti,Ww•
pm
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Wthßri.totac.No.,fl.llo pmlarast.
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barn for Benison.
1 Ttr
od a eStnrell Trita 514 . 7. Walls Iftstfoitererl
at 5:05 4, 11. • •resZtelog Pittannteb
Nand icf:os' a. =wing, teem Pittsburrh et
. 15,50 17. m. and arrl74. IS Walla Ciatlen ct
p. tn.
•Wlteutwll Msprets 1.1914 dert7. 7 0010°7
517.17:1.42 ie.. daily OZtept Itoodalt All oitf f
ir" daily except tioadit.7•
former Ire forum:lon sonlr
W. H. 1it121. , 4 - I=ll. Aral*
Mtn rentientatialiallro Cotarat.7 I rot at.
ime .7 rise roe i:fterairce zerpt for "rewire.-
T Arel,, and limit war rawrntrittlltty to One I the
.dre.l Dollarc In raw,. Aft E O.0 01 d" ,
..11 . 1t r EOC u leleStelle flee 11111 tree at the reek. of the
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EDWAnD WILL A ANS.
8015 General 50perintendent.. Atteena- ea"
E ei T &Let :1-lifilagEgag .
PENNISYLVA-NIA
.°A.D.—Un and after hu V. se, Ihelv, the
rusoniter Trains on the Western rertheyltiVell
SatirOW , trill arrive at and depart Mtn UM
Tilden! etreat Depot, Allegheny MT , . IbrOwn:
Arrive. I Zrport..
='e No 11,:41:11 teliall.—.. ...I:Gegen
Iron Na IV:FA/awl IVA POrt NO. 1 9 : 5 " M
Expresa..„..lo:4l.l•ugistotrpteg.llol 31:110 as
SbniTtelt No.11:40 tilniltzpresa 111:ItU pa
rreeportlio. .14:06 pm Syerin.id'e No 17:10.
P
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linf . thiteehrotts:llo pm thorinfd l a No 10:p1 pa
t rIT- 4 . l .l4 " *lVle y ag. "lll M git T .Joeut,..
err, , rarday at 7:10 a. tn.. rtalaing Allegheny
C.,. t , ) rA 5:50 a. ra. •Rettlentng, V... 1. dllethOlel
`-'".. at 11 10 P. m and arrive a: allerheny Jen,
.h. a at 3:00 pp. 2::
. The trrana len tiCag Alleebeny CM
port et aie•ti .
en. rake direct connection at frte wilLWal•
ter , . line et :nag. for Putter and Hatietthr Men.
Throngh tlcteta may be purenend at the tIMM,
No. I Et. Clair stnki,nearrhe iiilpensloxißrider.
Tlltaburah, andat the DepO • Allelki , ..r.
“ Tcc farther rilbro idiot soli to
JiatE3 Litt larrs, Alretet
Teatral hirt,ol tit t ot.
the Water:. Pennsylvania fail. a:. .01 DM
mime nayhr for Beg r. tr,, , ,, , ...“1f; :Tr...Mg
1",1;Tr!:d VI 11 = 1 1 1 , thf ',C`,' Ir 7T:I. tro 1,1,
minding this amount In llint:1•1111 , at thc F, IIIk 01
Wm owner, =llene Wien by tidal ro n tract.
IDWABI) 11. Ft ILI.IAY.E.
zols fienetal envertatendret. Ii...” 0 1 ,11. ply
ialUH,Taft
B. w. mad CLNYALANI
/Yale NOV. 14th. ISe
and µTise at the Unlon
burgh ntlzas, of 84101
a". Snivsa he 5.48 a m
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" 11:53 am'
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Anon " 4:88 Pm
Gcetadale ALcc.S:l3 pm
Ses`rralls • 5:13P m
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9, trans wit; tame from
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rxelfle S.111:0 , 1,
Wheeling Ex 10:4 a•nn
C.d. ht. 1.. EZ 7:iti pm
Cleveland Ea Saiin
Erie* Yalu/Lig:o3pm
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Leetsdale 1e..6:53 axe
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HAN HZ OF
013W'..7 ITALLEVi
Tin ONLY DIRECT ROUTE TO THE OIL
REGIONS CHANGE OF CANS.
On and atter MONDAY. Nay. 00. 1509, TWO
THROIIOO TRAINS DAILY (except Mandan
will leave Pittsburg) Depot,. corner at liDer
.tan.d pme strints. for Franklin. 011011y.11n1 -
falo, and MI polars In the 011 Ber
LEAVE TITTIMMIGIIt. ARM. rrrrffillirrang
Day 1n—.... 1/110 aln ROT 0:00 p 113
2:10010 Lt Hnlbu.~ 6:110 aID
Yd Halton..:11:00 aal 9d Hanna... 9:00 a nt
Ed Huiron... 0:00 pm 3d Hatton... 16:10 p m
401 Halton..11:00 p m 4th 1101100. 7:13 P m
Melvi :11n irt) Soda Work.. n
. 7 ,5 111:
.0
Erady' AC 11151: Tnlrrritl r il A 10;00i m
cmunk 1;00 pm (-71.,<0 10,10 a m
il.ririms trains slop only ar Prlnelpal
aondmr odarion MM. Mot, nt all stall on.
WI. are now ranntng "Slner P• 111. Sleepy.
Can" on oar
It
Eatmen 199 1 . wan.
loom
P"'.r.7,'1V.4.4[17/4Cay.l7cilit lapp L.
THuIIIAII W. KIN.. Assn. rmo"
P ITTSBURGIAMSAMOR
A. tram s MAY.
li HANDLE HOUTZ
taLLNOS O 9 TIKE. — On bud grtur SUNDAT
14tb. 1269. Mir. lesvg and arriv•
al
ae 13giou Dobai. Plitaborgh..• rolinsrui
Pittsburgh Than.
/hp., es.
htt.tt .—.— . .....—.........—.. 6:6 a . m. 1 A
11 m 43 p.m
Southern traprom....... 3:516 p. ro. lISAI a. to.
211.5cd Aeo'n a. S. 6:63 p.m.
lteDonald , Aer.'n.,60.1 11:118 a. so. 7 :36 it. r.
aveubeuvtlle Accommod• 3,53 p.m. 9:lllln.te
II ellonald's 1.2,,5t. N 0.2 6:53 p. U. 3 , ..13 2.... n
' Willi ` V7. b n i`rnl . En:p . oc . i s
a7w :1 1,1 8 f0..5 1 4 . el ra 1 2 8 . ' a
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ITTSBUIMPI& 11-Mat2,
E ILIEW
CONNY. LD. LLP. VILL
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Oa sad otter SUNDAY, Tebrnasy StOtli.
1 To tgign
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H•lltonnillrolnlInlot- •
town ... ......—..... -. 7:00 A. v. 0:00 P. Y. F.
mattuipo.rtemandvit Vitoo F.
Er. to and Prom 11111.. A. 3:10 P. w. 10:00 A... .1
Wen Newton Anoona • d 4:30 r. v. M• 35 Al. M. ...- I:
Braddock's Aecomdt . n. 635 P. v. T 601. K.
Hight An. tollell 'mon •I0:30 r. Y. 0:45 A. 11..
,00101/4 Church Tren to
and (Ann Wed. Newt.. 1;00 P. n.10:00 A. in.
RICHARD B. [OWIIII6. Anent. •
•
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
BEAVER FALLS
CUTLERY CO.,
No. 70 Wood Street,
PITTSBUIWH. PA
ILLNUFACITMIER3 Cr THEIR FEW
Solid Cast Handle
TAIBLE KNI 1:1
..,
. .
4 1 , Dewier linel. Diode, with concave Poi-
ster. The metal comances this hantle hi
- i cast Omer to th e bitda, securing the ut- I.
~. , I
most Men Oh in coast, action without ad.
anneal weight.
.
it to made of the requidte hardpan. ,
mid 13
.ui...,....ia, or biwk.., a. la thecae
of plated ware. In color and brit' fancy, ..,
It is similar to tone sliver. Handle and •
- i Mate, its above described, cos stAtute an
1 artiels of 1U NIQUE De inn N. Einem,' 41.9.
e-
pearnea end %neat Dunhill%
I . ;
i The revert, title and Great Strength of
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. 1 • arti cl e m m end
i e t a s
o n
, I e . e
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i t b : u m , t a t i d n o f r n w . d o
( r o e
r e
.. to s.
......„ in all votels, liteareboats, Restaurants,
linel Public Institutions and Private Families.
BEAVER FALLS CUTLERY co-, • .
No. 10 Wood St., Pittsburgh,
TABLE ditairiVOCkif KNIVES.
, -tuality Guaranteed.
lab 2!
ESTABLISHED 1881.
10.,
LOGIN, &SG bO.,
EM E3ll
HARDWARE,
52 Wood Street,
Four door. *Dove M. Charles
Country Merchants are larMea to
Call and examine oar Meek w h en le
the city.
Agents for Anderson It Woodra Sleet
and •Borltiweetern Horse Oboe BIM
Conteany.
A hall emelt of BE
emolthe and Carpriatees Tools. War
earls Flies, •lentlaer Belting, Lan,
Leather. Be., alwara as hand*
MAN
AND
CIRRUS
roaellogheny and Connellsvllle Coal,
A3ad ILumbetnxr
COAL, gLiCi AAD DESIMPUURIZED COOL
orricac AXD YAXD, corner Boller and
Norton Meet. Liberty ;ad Clymer mraela.
mmen ward . Mao Amend Strtet, Ei g hth ward,
and aslool a lima Went. P. a U. S. U. D. 1604
Smoad ward.
Orden tett at Maher of the shwa otileos,Or ad.
dram. me %Strong!, Pluatrargh P. 0., wlIllm•
&Mr* promot attention.
Refer wborn la. auPPl t Ylnit: Homey, Wens
& co., i. Smith. tradon ron MOW, b. 8./ow
l., oo,,Mllebell. Mayhems.. • Co.. Masan •
Co., Grant Hag., Alex Bradley, Park.. urn. &
Co., Para. McCurdy & P.o.e. Or.S• Dolt.
Wm. ht. Faber • On., J. B. Lyon & Co., James
Marshall • Co.. Allen l , e A t eKee & Co., Um ton De.
pot l ielCom7l . . R., Pannairaula H.
.
ii .pest
Hotel
COAL! COAL!! COALILI
DIMON, STEWART t af.,
' 11r,toz [coated thots O. to . :
NO. 56'2 liaßlarry gratirr,'
... • •
'lltatoly cit. Elver ItIII)Ity.JOND LOU. ;,
OT OX •7 1 ,- , - - mveTWOgeLo, 6 24.1'
wrart„nrieir. :Nht:": 01m orOddrootot to
a",, ototools fist ma% sin. to' attended to
IFIRU.
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