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• Ns* YORK, Allll 23, 1870.
Idoney big & Stitelki. mat 9@9%.
Gold steady; opeoldr.ie. 1183(. touched
Jll% r and closed at 11931®11.3%. Carry-
lottreelmrd per ointi: lo tat. Cleirenoes
14e,0 coo. The"Sut=Yreasurp Sold
$1,1:90X0 at 118 41-1000116 50 --100
Ocnittlintents hlghten., COupona Of 'Bl,
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114%01.14%t do' 112%0118; • do '64,
111%14111M: do 415, ^111PAT 11011.1% do new.
109301110; do '417;" - 11 IGOX; do '6B,
1103(@1.1031; IC-4f a, 10631ig11 .i%; cur
rency, es. 111 %@ 112 .
*wt. moo attire antr , higlthron =yr
biome& of which a million changed
beetle.. Others arm;- -tab , rude, 29%;
old Toner mews, row new do,
The rellroed reariet 'entre - 111a eX
cited' in Vanderbilt& New York Corded
declined cue per cent. on rumors - from
Albany that the fare bill is killed for thle
waselpn, Warms of, the market was
wBla'irr sympathy with r i
- advance St. Joie, edributed $4. • t
girt that a dts Wend of heel:oaf 'Oen
and 11..7 per cent. Rookie shortly 69 big
declared. hllecellanc um and Expreri
etookadoll eedbtrevy. ' • " ; I
Gatdob: 7 l l 3‘: OutlE trland,3fe Western
IJelon Teleer.* , 82%1 Ariickaftver. 6;
Mali 6%; ello. , preferreet; al; Adams
Ittfirees,.. 69%; Wells tr. Fargo, 19%;
Alcorrtican, 37%; United States, 4231; Pe
alto Melt, MX; New York Central, 02'
iscagseg: PM; do. preferred. 46;
etni 141%; dtt: preferred:l6S; Road
- leg, 9831; Michigan Dintral, 121%; Lake
Bbore, 66%; - Illinofe. Cenral, 139; Pias
ter h, 98%; Northwestern, 73%; do.
, 64X , Rock - Wand, 119; New
3ersury CantrW, 105%; St. Paul, 69%; do.
preferred. 73%; Wabash, 49%; do. pre
ferred, 'Tik Port liVeyrie, 92,%; Terre
Hanle, RI; do. preferred, UM; Chicago .t
Alton, 111%; do. preferred, 112%; A'
Mlseleettypt,'l.3%; A C., 76; Du
beeplemie, - 107; St: Joe; It9X. -
Seblirertury balance In.
olUdtng 01.681.196 to' oterreotcy.
it Is rot rated the effort to Introduce •
retrilest •In florae 'Of thechnedfloition of
directors of 'R
ef NorthSiestisrel
at ti meeting to ciy,was &Coated.,
Odb3g — koftanis' - 11 ad% Jamei
T. CO. Gold: ILSX. Y rnlted
States ea, 1881, U4g; Fl‘o. Tar *
anti
1284 112%; do. 1864, 111 X; do. 1866, 111%;
Tan-Fontea, 10634; Plve•Twentlea, Janus
aa7 and /Ws .1886i109%;' do. do. 1897,
110 ; do. do:..1868. 110%' :Onion PaclBo
' 87W, Vemtral do. do, 110,34L4ir:
P84 1 , 1 0, ,, / 11 %1 I.ll.llGanartor -
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Orriolimr Prensatuent Grzerrik
WZDMIZEDAT, April 20, 1870. S
Tiadielizanarai tneroluindlnentatter
andinwianypand our mertibludszlan
orally are le„ better spirits.
,wkere
somilllllllllzollement to flour - 'airilcu=
laxly winter often' , of *hi& Uie'Mar
ket is almost bars, and dealers gener
ally are unable to supply their trade and
winearetlei era in Simileills,
having neither }lour nor wheat. Aa
- might beidowelltaL paderaerelefrithr but
It will only be temporary, as there is
nothing In las situation at present to
wimarranty material or permanent ad.
vanes. However, ea we remarked the
attn:l4.l4l;4oer is about the cheapest
commodity lii market, cheaper, relative
ly, than, gold. _ and a slight advance,
wonla 'not hurt consumers very bad,
while at the nine time It would be quite
a Hato puoducers, as there Is bull little
money-In wheat fbi the farmer at pres.
ant prices. The grain trade continues
fairly naive, and with the exception of
Oita, prices are well swanned. Prowl.
alone trade steady with a continued
steady jobbing demand, and while there
is no author advance, prices are strong,
and dealers are not as anxious to realize
In they were two or three weeks ago.
The grocery trade is devoid of anything
specially new or important. All the
leading houses appear to be driving a
flourishing businen having as many
Orden. as they can attend, to and the
males , ef Banes and Males mittens
large, and, In sympathy with gala, price,
ere amen In fon, with the exception
of a few articles of minor importance
there is • much stronger feeling. in our
markets, and with confidence somewhat
restored, the demand Is improving and
there is an tenoning volume of bust.
noes, as both city and country buyers are
Iskler hold pre; M freely.
APPLE EMT :=.--Sales at 66.1170 c.
ABHIS-Quist and unchanged; Oom
mon Soda Aah, :vaned do 434;
P anrin POW; Pots 734.
APPLES-In limited supply, and the
better deeocuinktha are selling readily
at full prim. We continue to quote at
13,00®5,00 per bbl. for fair to prime, and
60 r
fr_ htece.
Is quiet and rather dull
but
vies Roll. unchanged; 11345116, for prime to
BEARS-Dull but =changed; LEOfall
per bushel, as to ;malty.
OHEESE.-la firmer and more solve.
Few Yorkittate Dairy. 181461714: Tort
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state
Faott,rf ,18: d 0
al-Eriatltt
Belle Barrier at $2O per bbl.
CARBON OIL-Ia dull, but unhcang
ea; IS In ISOor 100 barrel lots, and $11g.26 1
in
C a small way.
ORNDIE.--ls quoted fnstark at
S itg r Flll4 4 e zither more
=Wiry Ihr apples,' and we can :spurt
c s mew. Peaches doll and nn.
ebsegea, le - ji far quarters. and 8)4(4034
for halves. Blackberries, 120112.
EGGS-Market without important
change; we =inane to quote t
at 16@16.
some dealers sneaking 17 Ms.
FLOUR-Le considerably firmer and
somewhat exalted. and win ter wheat
flours are sawn and higher;'we can re-
purls gale of 1C) Was sold to dealer, at
Ma.Y be quoted, in store, at
0 0 ,7 13 0 1 . Spring wheat !lotus also firm
er, but as yet, not quotably higher-Pig
6,21 n, Eye Sour, Ilk and arm ant.
- GROCERIES-The grocery trade is
pally actin, most of the leading hens.*
having about as many orders as they
mm gal, and the sales, particularly of
Sugars and Wren are large. In regard
so prices there. is no material. change
compared with last week, but the feel
fe rtronger. Following am the nil
thrZaktions:
-NOW Orison adk fox;
M i tnert oPrin Sti=l s .
A Cabe, It E. 12 X; 0,- Mt; I
m o w; an Granulated, 1313(. -
MerrNow Cron Bow Orleans
Holman, INISC2 Part° Blco,
iFtranre-Perfeotion. 81114Mpr,
igg; White Honey, 00; Golden, GO; Lam.
leg, BS Owen Spray, 83.
llorria-Falr to Good Bin, 19345140;
7)40.
TRLE-YOLIng 141M0400. _
P., SLIO to 1,00. Imparted, $1,40 to
gao. Oolong, 85 to 11,45. Soo Chong. 900
w 1422 .
Ettuunr—Pearl, 8; Satin Gloss, 1130,
and Corn Starch, 12c.
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CONCENTRATED IITE—SBOO per - CUM.
Faurra—New Layer Raidne, 14,75 per
boa; Prunes, 1343 Curranta 14)ie; 'Valen
cia Ital/dna, 16e.
Smoss—Cassia, 65m Cloven, 40c grain
Pepper 33; Allspice, 30q Nutmegs, 11,40.
Ran lOyte; Shot, 2,60 per
°l bag.
• 801e*—mBebbit'a," 113ict "
101 r,. Rosh, 4 .to 7c ...Dobbin' Oak
s," r lbm
Wax, 9c; Chem. Olive, 7Me. -
CerroLs:a—Mould, 1234 m Star, Me.
Br CARD SODA—SO Per 100.
Fuur—No. 1 Mackrel, 130 per bbl No.
2 do, 119; No. 6 do, ltd. Lake Herring;
KM' White Pleb, $9.00. ' -
GRAlN—There is a gc ud milling de-
Oland for wheat, and the market Is bare;
wit contlitio to quote at 11,15.301,16 rue
good to prime red. Oats quiet and a
little dull, but unchanged; may be quo'
tod ate:7o4B, in first hands, buyers tur.
nishing-aacks; 00 on wharf and track,
and 63Q55 In store. Corn is in steady
'demand and firm, though not quotably
higher; ear may be quoted at etiges on
wharf, and shelled at 90. It is worth
about as much.id Cincinnati and Chiang°
as It Is here. Rye also la in delkand and
In limited stupplyrrerh taw quote at 90(g
93, In that bands, and 98011, in store.
Halos of prime to choice apring barley
at F 51490-339 bushels Bold at 92.. .
HA is Cinilwandlnoat of that offer:
log on the wharf is of an inferior quality.
We ..)ntittne to quote at /15@lif tor fair
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to prime.
ELM&MY—Market _alsrantt: tare, .artcl.
dealers are not disposed to replenish, for
fear of having to carry it over until fall.
HlD6B—.l.lroen salted, 10®Il. do
I , ntehOrs, 7@B; dry flint. ..V.®24; green
Calf, 12.,4
111:181;8-254@k4c.
LARD 01L—Bitra No. 1 le quoted
firm at e1,28@1,80.
LEATHER—Market steady and prices
well suatalned at tho late decline. Red
role, 31.0033; Oak Sole, 384340 e, calf (city)
S 1,1013145; shoo skirting, '44: oak har
ness, 40®43; oak akirting, 45047; oak
upper, per . foot, M®26; rough oak, St®
EiMii;SM=l
MAPLE SYRUP—Connot be quoted
above tI,6D , except inn retail way.
ONlONS—Market pretty well glutted,
and little or no demand.
PROVISIONS46.dr with regular
jobbing Rales at full prices. Shoulder.,
12}08,1234 for Phan. and 183[ to r Sugar
Cured; Sides, 1134®153( for Ribbed, and ,!
17@i7X,for clear; Harm,
17K for Plain Sager Cured, , and 1834 for
(huivassed do. Breaklsst Bscon 17N.
E - etti 18,.VOITIn tierces, and 17 1: . @ 17 3.1
In kegs and half ' bbbs: Mesa Par 129®
Drted"Beet, 90. ; t
POTATOES=Side - of 500' tituili 'pH 030
Lake Shore Peach Blow., sacked and de•
livered, at 47. - River Potatoes are being
maid on wharf at 851340.
PEANUTS—Prime Tenneesee quoted
• PgANIP EARLEY—No. 4,6; No. 8,
63,j; Oatmeal,. #1,0,50 per ,buahel,
per half-Mil. - • - - •
PEAS—Sales at $1,90(3,2 per bushel.
SALT—Salea ear load lots at SL6EO
1,70. With the usual adyanoe In atom.
SEEM? :4:Ready:unchanged. Bales of
clover at PM ®10; and timothy at 16@
863. Flaxseed, 0,15 bid, and market
,-ofirrsozson naltiorr
Orvies. or' PirrEszumni allaTra.
NTED!IENDAY. April 2U. IS7O.
The oil ' •
market eontines quiet and
intik, particularly crude, which may be
attributed partially, at least, to. the re.
cent big strikes, which, If true, will add
materially to the production. As we
noted In our last report, however, thew'
• ports are recelyed with considerable
allowance, as they are usually very much
exaggerated at first, and It generally
takr‘several days to get the troth. W
ited, compared with yesterday, has un•
dergooe no quotable change... There la a
moderate inqurry Fith for early as well
as late deliveries, but It is very difficult
to make sales, aarefLuers are not rstiatied
with the present quotations.. Elopes. are
entertained, however, that the market
will soon mottle down on a good and sub
mentlal basis, and that busiracs will Itn•
prove, though the Indications are not as
ieright as they might bo.
Market. as already intimated, quiet
and weak, and tho fooling generally
seem. to be that-the bottom has not, yet
been reached. Elate of .1,200 bble. soot at
10%; and 1,01) seller till July, at 10%.
One - refiner stated that he conla have
t Ought 6,1 )0 bble In the a..ernoon at 10%.
=iMI
Salo 1,030 We. May, at 25%; and 5,000
bbls. June; at April quoted at 25%;
May, 25,502125%; June, .M; Jul=
July to .eember 9 or linguist to
D, 28. As will be seen, there is not
much change as oompareitmeith yester
day, and while the demand is only mod
enste,-,r,the offerings- at quotations :ans
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Tit.:1 2 73 Works 7 8 8 :on a ." uttBo6 B.
A. RR; Spray Oil Works 80. on account
L. Rapier; D. Illy d Co; 180, on account,
S. Adam= A. B. Mills 80. onsecoant W.
Butte - Jae. Wilkins IBM on wconnt
PhlioSc 800.
7r3
OP OIL Mr A. 7• IL 11.
Braun aWagner, 316 bbia ref. ell to
Waring, Ring At. 00.,
51111.160119 BAST AT LIIQUICSNE DEPOT.
lintoblzman 011 Rotlning 00., 5511.bb1a
Sob oil to Warden. Frew h Co., Phila.
• G. E.-Palmer 50 bble lnb oil tei B3on
Rim Philadelphia,
HAMLETS lit TELEGRAPH
Naw Tong, April 20.—Cotton a shade
Anne; with wales 1600 bales at 23503 for
middling uplands. Floor: sales 8800
bbis et 114 550k1 85 for swap irtine State and
Western, 14 75@5 80 for extra State, $1 75
(4)5 40 for extra western, its ?OW 15 for
white wheat extra, $4 85(96 for round
help Ohio, 15 25(06 for extra Bi. - .1.71311h•
and 1608 for ge outo choice do, Including
150 bblei extra western for ext rat at $4 76
$ll4 80. , Rye flour 1S 250585. Cornmeal
$6. IC for' hierah's calorie and 1660 for
Brandy wine. Whisky firmer. with sales
t5O bbla at $1 070108, free. Wheat 1(92o
better for winter and unchanged for
spring, with sales at ()108(9110 for No. 2
spring and II 14 in store for old No. 1 do,
$l. tor winter red 22341 26
for w inter red and •ember wslestern, 0:9
111 40
for white Mich., $1 6:.01 75 for choice to
extra choice white State, and lain evening
sales 26,060 bush choice No 1 spring, 11,16
In store. Rye quiet. Barley more en
tire; mile 2,400 busts Cala. at 7f,. Barley
malt dull. Corn at 1t,14@145 for new
mixed western, $1,04 for New Orleans
MixecL Cins: 653 for writern in store,
04®670 for State, 6.5 c, for Canada. Wool
ulet; sales 00,00 4 mods at 45@f10. for
game itio fleeced, 410450 for pulled.
Leather 'firm. Coal: domestic quiet at
$5®6,50 par ion; foreign doll. Hay in
modern demand at $75080 for ship
ping, 119001110 for retail; iota sell
firm. toffee quiet and • firm. Sugar
steady; sales of 1,00 13hds at 0409 me
for Cuba, 100104 e for Porto litc3, 110
for Demerara. Moieties dull. Petroleum
firm; 1434@14Mc for crude; 260 for re.
fined. flops quiet: 15025 for American.
Linseed oil dull. Pork a shade firmer
sales Of 640 Mils: 227,75 for mew; $20.5 3 41
20,22 for prime: 124(924,50 for prime mew
also sales 70 bbls mess seller April,
May and June at $27,62(327,75. Beef ac
tire, with maim bbls at slools for
new plain mere and 414@17,0 for new
extra mesa. Tierce Beef firm at $241328
for prime mews and $28@30 for India
mem. Beef Hams quiet, with sales 125
bbls at $28083 for now. Cut Meats
steady, with sales 89 pkgs at 104@120
for shoulders and 143.M/16;03 for hams.
Middles quiet and dm. Lard firmer,
with sales BC3 tierces at 15@16efor steam
and 16@16M0 fir kettle rendered; also
sales of 1,000 Berms steam seller May at
1154(516c. Butter unchanged 1412)200 for
Cato and State. Cheese quiet at 1601.743.
Sheathing copper steady at 11c. ngoi
rules doll at 194@1996.3 for Lake Sulee.l
rior. -- Pig Iron la mortrustve at Vait:4 3s
'Or Scotch, and 131@84 for. American.
Bar quiet at $45 for refined English and
American. Sheet steady ‘@ at .1 11 0 12 for
Bused*: Mills dull at Atl43‘cs for cut,
5M01160 far clinched, 2.142410 . for horse
anus,Trelitine to Lirerpool ate quiet and
a little &mar. shipments' of IMO bush
wheat per steam la .1. Ity@4d.
Lalest.—Plaur closed quiet and steady.
Wheat firm for .4. and - firmer for
winter, winter; N 0.2 oprting%,o7@l,ll, winter
red and amber western-et $1,28Me1,26.
Rye limier at 96:0111.01. Oats steady
a t nook. for western Meters and atliNtr.
Corn dull at $1,130415 for new mixed
western. Pork elated steady forems,
127.75 bid and $2B caked .. Beef Arnf and
In fair demand. Cut meats and Bacon
unchanged. Lard steady and held at lac
for prime *Manion spot, seller for [day;
15 , M0, seller for three months, and Imo,
bid for Mar, and 15Mo bid, seller," for
three months.
Cincinnati, April .20.—Flour . un
chinged. Wheat 111,10(91;12, 00 , 2
toce.r; sawn 85€1900, Otte Arm at - 55
Rye 97a. Barley unchanged.
Cotton „firm wad in gC.6 demand at_22o.
Tobacco firm; demand exceeds the offer.
low saki 179 hhds ate 1 5 , 5 0@!,/,40.
Whisky 11. Rees nk held at 128,25®
28,50. lard held alloo, kettle rendered,
Balk shoulders sold at 1040, but gener
ally held at 1094 m aides held at 18Me,
14 34 0 , and 153 for the three kinds. Bacon
held at 11%110123, shoulders; 15,101640,
clear rib and clear elders buyers offered
15%01850, and sales were made at these
rider clear 'rib sold at' 1540. Sugar
cured hams 174@184e. Butter' tux. -
, changed. Sugar in good demand; sales
290 hhdi at 11X(1112Xci, how Orleans.
Coffee arm at 19®23c. •
Orman°, April 20.-Floor unchanged.
Wheat at 11231i383Xa moth. 83%@84 4 3 sel
ler May, 85013.5,Xc seller. June for No a
elating weaker at 5.234 a eat, 83Xo seller
May. Corn firm at 89344993 o cash and
seller May for No 2. Oats 1®15.0 lower,
Clotting at 4H14630 for No 2. Rye quiet,
closing at 770 for No 2. E•rley firmer at
6a6360c for No 2. illghwinee firm and
more active at $1,03 for we Id, 51,04 for
iron bound. Merl pork closed at 527,75
@.lB. Mrd 15X @l6%c. Dry salted
aboalders 10X ®lOX(s. Receipts for the
past 24 Miura: 6447 Übie Boar, 18,110 bn
wheat, 27,920 bti Ira, 4213 bu oats, 4926
bit rye, 1450 bu barley, 4130 hogs. Ship.
manta: 5771 bbl; flour, 311,766 MI wheat;
23,779 bit corn, 17,217 bn oats, 8151 bn rye,
1850 bu barley, 282) hogs.
Sr." tours, April 20.-Tobsece strong
and active. Cotton - nominal at 21a.
Flour unchanged. Wheat: spring dull
at 1124831 for No. 2 early, but at theclease
would not bring 80c; fall: No. 2 red 11,02
@1,05; choice to fancy $1,184g1.32X.
Corn: mixed 901391 c; yellow 91(1)94e;
white 1 1 5(g198e. Oats firm at tlifss6c.
Barley quiet at $1 for choir Minnesota.
Rye firm at 770. ....Whialty better at sl@
1,02. Pork quiet at 5"8,55 fir round lots;
held at t_3. Bacon firm; small sales
shoulders at 12a, clear rib at 15X0 and
clear sides at 16K.
- Cattle steady at 4X@IXo. ..tfoge dull
at $8 ®9.
CLErlir 421 D, Apall N.-Floor lino and
unchanged. Bye Flour 54i75(45,50.
'r Wheat lirin ,No 1 red winter held at
51,12 and No 2do at 11,0 5 . Corn 4 (4r
better: old and new mixed held at 950.
Oats: No 1 State held at 652. Rye bald
.at 90@e50. Barley quiet and nominally
utiehanged. Petroleum very quiet:
refiner" held at =,tic for- standard white
on erot and crude held at.( 5,10.
BA'LTIMORIL, April 20.-Flour very
firm. Wheat firm; Maryland 51,45®1,17,
Penhaylvaola 51,02®1,75. Corn active;
I white 51,13631 , 14. Oats arm at 64051 c.
'Rye ' steady"..at 11,0501,12- Mess pork
quiet at if..a. 85C311 rib eidea 1
clear aides 16X®17c,s hou t ers 13c, hams 6c,
19®200. Lard quiet at 16341017 e. Whisky
arm at $1,06®1,07. •
Toiv.oo, April 21-Flour dull. Wheat
steady, with sales No 2 white Webs - at
$1,32; No 1 white Michigan 51,29; regular
do 11,14; amber Michigan 1,08;4. Corn
20 better: No 1 9::; No 2 93a ; No 1 old
96X0 and No 2 old 950. Otte unchanged:
No IHa and Michigan 8. Clover Seed
19.75.
PIIIIADELPIII4. April 20.-Flour
un
changed. Wheat: red 11, 2 501.33. Eve
unchanged. Coro: yellow $1,17631,20.
Oats: neaten:o24lB4a. Petroleum steady
at 18Xci, crude;-rafined 25Xei. , Whisky:
sales at 51,03.
:MEMPHIS. Apia 20.-Clotton firmer at
=X% recedots, 808 loalia; exports, 117
hales. Flour $4,51§8,00. Bras • $2B.
Lard 16017Xci. Pork $2B. Bacon:
shoulders 12140, aides 17(1117Xca Bulk
shoulders 11Xo, Ind( t
DETROIT, April W.-Wheat; extra
51,30. No. 3 51.21, regular 51,06, and am
ber 51,08. Corn 91 r. Oats advanced at
offered and 110 te aaked. Potatoes 26a.
Mum/amour., April 20.-Floor firm
at previous pones. Wheat weak
880 for No. 1, 800 for No. 2. Coarse
grain nominal. Frights declining; 6
and 12 to Buffalo and Oswego. •
• Cwiceno, April 20.-Cattle very dull
at 1t1,40g8 for light to extra heavy stock
taeves. Flogs ofaned fairly active and
firm, but closed quiet and easy at $8.30(1)
495 for common to cholas.
Live !Mei Market.
Nsw Yogic, April 20.—The Erle trains
were detained by the freshet and there.
were very light arrivals of stock from
elsewhere. All the old lots have tam
cleared dp and the brosy 3cta are brighter;
12 cars cattle arrived yesterday and
quickly !lid at Lill prices; none came In
today. Thrcs cars Sheep arrived to.
day, with seven yrsterday; there
is no advance yet to be quoted,
bat the feeling Is much stronger. Three
are Ohio State sheep,' slipped, SD Its,
old at esic; 1 deck, 78 63 a. Sales
fresh: 1 car Illinois we .1 sheep. 79 its,
7Mc. Hogs advanced Mc to-day; 8 cars
which arrived dre sold at 12Mc; very
firm.
Dry Gouda Market
New Your., April 20.—Among the
leading Jobbers trade is moderative and
active, while other basin.- - n >s lacking In
animation, the market In the meantime
to generally eteady; the only chaug . are
the reduction In Andro - eoggin L. 4-4
oleached mualina from i 6 to lee, PAM.
field A. 4-4 brown sheeting., from 113; to
11340.
IRFORTS BY RAILROAD. '
Cirtadtsrszi.rsu JurrrATA, April 20.
.1 C Kisarick A Os. 2 his drugs: A.l Barg
cicw; 1 can 6 Des drugs, I kr CST.
slab, .1 be seed,-1 tixstarclii .1 II Itscker,
40 t•-•a 0 hamm.J & W Farley, 1 Nil
baps J W 240111,0. tiec - and Ms
frames; Allen Kirkpatrick A Co, HO bbla
lard oil; I Dickey A Co, 6 do do: nek
:rat-11., ittele e r l ,:t 4 P b 3 d ns, lB t a1:470 .
Fnlion; Olies chairs, 80 w s chairs, 3 sew
ing chairs; 0 IL Dauber A Bon, t 6 w
Chairs; Woodwell & Fine, 36 w s chairs:
Cunningham &Ittinsen: 50 empt osakin C
Ihmeen & Eon. 67 enipt casks; H• Hyde
& Sons, 8 bales cotton; Mcßsne A A, Si
bales hay, 207 aka e corn; Phillips A M.
450 kegs, 376 Adis saves. PS do hr W
B Spencdr, %fr./ hc 31es; 8 novo!, 13
bbla d apples; P.DoK & Sons,3 bole eggs;
Bead A 51,4 bbla g apple"- J A Graff,
do apple butter, 1 Br do, 2 bits pie plank
11 Bea, jr, 2 hes eggs, 1 do. batter; /3
Dines, 4 bids if apples, 1 .be bidtert 24
McWhtnney A Co, 3 Obls aidats; 13
fichoenricit & Co, 42 c s chairs, 8 o • rock
ers; Stowell & F, 24 o s chairs, 413 w
do, 12 o s rockers; Owner, 64 bbla
Owner, 140 aka f Haloes; .1 R Winder, 1
be rodeo, 1 mewing. machine; Owner, 11
horios, 8 buggies; Wm Modally A Co, 1
pkg.
AND Prnasilatra . Ramie
ROAD April 20.-1 car pig metal, Union
Iron
ROAD,
1 do do,. Lewis, 0 & P; 4 do 1
s ore Brady's Beod Iron Co; 340 I:Kimbell.
r - naives, Woodworth &D; 103 hr bbla
herring, Johnston & 0; 130 do do, 8
Baird; 8.000 ft lumbar. David Steen; 2
bids egg!, 1 tab batter. 1 bx bacon, H.
Rea Jr; 1 do onions. 34 do vinegar,
Hauck, Jamison & Co; 5 bbls 100 oil,
Dilworth, P & 00; 13 slut rage, Praider&
Waggon 2 bbls tallow, 1 bill skins, W
Flacons & Son; 625 boa' oats, 230 aka do,
Graham &Mt 10 bbl. d applea, Van Our
der & Eh lot poplar scantling, J,t ff Sei
bert & Co; 3 hblia eggs, P j)ciff& eon; B
bbla applB4l do onlonse Randolph &
8; 2 bias egg, H Rea Jr• 8 - bbl. ;Opine, 3
Id do cider, W H Ursitr & 0o; 1 box
matches, 0 A Boucher; 10 cavil do, .1 F
Thompson & 0o; 1 bx do, Rinehart &
Stevens:Ado O1:N Schatarta & H; 1 cue
do, Dllsvorth, H & Co; Ide do, 0 Soh.
warm; 3 bbls d apples, Volgt, M & Co; 2
dog apple.; 1 do eggs, H Bea jr; 6 bbla
eggs. Meaner & Harper; 20 but 1 orack•
ere, Knablelt Pickering; 7 cars pig iron,
Nimiok & Co.
PITRISSITIWII, CINCIIIII/ASI ADD BT.
Louts Ratettoan, • April 20.-17 bdls
prom. S F shriven 51 doe breams,
Manson &Oa; 20 bbls glue, Flamm & Bon;
20 tor grease,. 8 bbls do, F Sellers, lito
bdls hides, A Shay; 1 car e corn, Camp
bell &C; Ido do do, it Knox .1 Son;
108 baa bacon, 6 eke do, Dalsall & T;
100 bbl. dear, Dan Wallace; 1 car staves,
WmEastlngs; 15 bales rags, McCullough
& S; 4 bbla apples, W
Wwort D 1
p Sp r p o o t t t a ;
tole 4 dodo,
onions; W h& Rosa; ob bbla potatoes,
F,
Stevenson; 23 bas do, 0 H Love; 60 do
Oats, Meanor &H; 25 do potatoes, B W
& F 0 Millar; 15 do do, J R Webour; 2
kgs • butter, F Gi Craighead; 2 bbls ears
J J Pettit; 5 bbls flour, Shomaker ,tl4
3 cars wheat R T Kennedy; 60 toe tams,
Ea Myers; 25 ties candles,MMessletorg
239 tea grease, 2oke shoulders. F &dime
18 cads tobacco, M K McMullin; 10 tea
shoulders, Watt tt Lang; 2 hbda tobacco,
Martin Hyle: 8 do do, 1 ha samplev, A
Schaub; 2 hhds tobacco, 1 ha samples,
W D Rinehart.
-fITTWIDBOB /POST WATND AND ORS
MAI/0 RAILIWAD. April 20.-145 bdls pa
rt, 12 aka rage, R Chrlaty; 1 kg butter,
as clover seed. H lies, Jr; 17 bills
forks, 10 do bows, Park & Dean; 14 bbls
.onlona, L Sangotte; 1 do do, Day .8 ON
10 do cider. Volgt, M& ON 181 bga bar
ley, Culp & Shepard; 100 bbls flour. Sho•
maker tt 14 100 do do, owners; 100 do do.
Dan Wallace; 11 oks potasb, J B Canfield;
&pegs butter, W C Armstrong; 20 dos
orcoms, Head & Ill; GO do do, Arbackles
& Co; 8 pkge - onions, 20 bbl. potatoes,
Illeanor & II; 13 bga oats, J Henderson;
bales twine, 13. oOrwl.t Co; 30 Sis
Map, E Hessleton; Tear potatoes, 10 oks
cherries,, Nolgt, 111:&,Col J. bid lard, 25
bait starch, Haworth & D; 1 bit butler, 1
do to eugar,2obbhipotatoee,Bruggerman
&O'Brien; 1 ear lime, J MesklMen; 26
bait starch, 2 orates do,,Strickler & M; 800
bbls Hour, owner._
ALLIWILERT STATION. April :00.-1 oar
limo, Johnston & Co; 20 - bra cheese, 3
kegs do; J H Strickland; 4 ears wheat,
Kennedy Bro; 1 car cooperage, Ralya
R; 8 do wheat, W McKee & Co; 1 do
metal, Lewis, Bailey & Mizell; 181 bge
oats. H Steel & Sun; 1 car metal, Spans,
Chalfant & Co; 3 do do, Graff; Bennett &
Co; 60 m shingles, F Heckert & Co; 250
Pigs lead, T H.. Nevin' & Co; 100 bbls
white lime, G Stewart; 85 bp wool, S
Bradley & Son; 1 car ore, Jos Graff.
Amalgam/or Vitt= Raresoan,
April 20.-2 ears stone, Mendelson, M&
Co; 4 do railroad Iron, SastivUle & Chat
-1111.021BR; 21 bdls trees, J Malin; 1
E Haaslaton; once,
Laing & MeKstive 85 aka oat; John Gar
rett; 68 tMle tar; LeoliNtaanheimer; 4 bbl.
eggs, 4 bis butter. F T M CKee ; 2es"
lumber; pattern., 63 a 00; 27 dry hides,
W KirkpatrtelL&,o"; 2 pkgs mph A
rkpatrick & Co; 1 carmetal, McKnight
& Co.
PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE
RIVER NEWS.
The river was receding slowly yester
day with 11 feet a' inches in the channel.
Weather dandy and 000 l with strong in•
dictation" at times of more rain.
The Juniata, from Cincinnati. le the
only arrival we have to report. She will
return sensual today, at 12 o'clock, and
passengers and shippers should bear this
in mind.
The new steamer Fontanelle, built at
Brownsville for Capt. John S. Shaw, has
arrived, and was lying above the bloom.
gahela bridge yesterday. She Is
,andry
neat and 'substantial le 'king Lost, as
will be seen by Card, she Is Setual:iced
foe Missouri. River.
The Mary Davage, Ctipt. Mothers!,
With Mr. A.. 1. Haslet*, In the office, Is
announced for Si. • L-rula to-day, and
shlppsre should bear this In mind.
The Ballevernon, Capt. J. J. Darragh,
Jr., hi announced to depart for St. Lluis
and the Upper Mirsimippl to day. She
is an excellent t rat snd offers superior.
Inducements to passengers. Mr- Tom
Darragh, a chip. from the old block, has
charge of the office.
The I -wens, Capt. Sam Shuman, with
J. K. Vandergril ., in the °Mee', Is
announced tO depart for St. finds and
the tipper Mlsaisiippl on Saturday. •
The Mollie Ebert, Dept. G. W. Ebert,
will be the first tastont for New Orleans ,
and she is the only boat, here that Is go
ing clear through...- -
Tae Belle departed for Wheeling, and
the Petrol's is the musket for to-day,
Borrows Gistatrit.—.l:notleed a few
days since In your paper, that prope - tala
have tam irmed here for the building
of an iron hod for a new Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati packet. I have since learned
that promatils were rcoolved from two
other parties for work of a similar char-
acter. Owing to the great art for work
of tbla kind, one of the al we parties has
contracted In the °est:_ the other at CM.
cinnetl, while the third Is held in abet'.!
ante, devising ways and means for over
• swing the difficulty. There must surely
be sdinethleg out of joint with Pitte
burgh meet:antes to fall sorer In the rear.
sr.
—The Memphis Avohmede, of Sunday,
says: The P.. C. Gray, which has been
doutde.triteing AS from Swan Lske to
Little Rock, on-her down trip knocked a
hole In her hull at tbre's ter, which
caused her to ship two feet of water in
her hold. She was ten on the bar,
pumped on., her damages repaired, and
end pct "ceded on her trip. Two men
from the wreck of the Emma No. 3, re
Fart a dead I tdy floating below the
wreck in • drift pile. Several bodies
have floated past the eityfrom the wreck
of the Emma No. 3, since the high stage
of water. The city authorities should
watch for the floaters. Tho Alice Dian
: let. last night for Cincinnati. Shea lied
8.0 tales of cotton.
—The Cincinnati Gareffe of Tuesday
says: "Four suits were (Sambaed from
the Superior Court of this city yesterday
for want of Jurisdiction, - on account of
the deciaien of the Supreme Court, that
writ cannot be brought against a steam•
test, as ench, in a Suite Court. Theta
are the eases: Ewa! C., os. steamer Bt.
Cloud, Jacob Ouhman os. steamer Emma
Floyd, Ohio Valley Insurance Con/Pimp
os.*steamer.Tennervee, and P,atman•s
Insurance Company vs. steamer Tonnes•
see.
—The Helena Herald nye the . reason
more boata are not advertised for
the upper Allationd IN that they are
all employed, at present, In
tram/sorting gents on 'the Wens
There Is said to be -a -great
iev of boats, but notwithstanding
this,and the unfavorable aspect of strains,
the people at Beaten anticipate the
arrival of fl..een or twenty steamboats,
sad a lively season.
—Sant the lot of June, 1888, thertwn
organization of - fit. Louis and Pitts
burgh pilots were dissolved. On the
bulletin board of the'St. :Louts Pilots'
Association were, 84 natiec. Of that
number 14 have since died, and 26 have
quit the river and gone into ether bud.
nert. On the bulletin board of the Pitts.
burgh Pilots' As3,3lation were 123 name.,
7 of whom have Mod, and 32 have quit
piloting.
—The boat that. Captain Matt. Houston
has been receiving propositions to build
will probably be named S. H. Tucker. In
honor of a banker at Little Fr sik. Her
hull will be 150 3 - it long, 34 feet beam. 3
feet hold. • She will have %volt 311ers, 22
feet long, , and 38 inches in diameter.
Cylinden 18 inches In diameter; 3 feet
stroke. It le , probable that the Tucker
will be built at Cincinnati.
—A. Louisville 'pedal strivr - . Capt. J:
B. Eiterritt, of Texas, is in the city get
ting bids fors new boat, similar to the J.
H. Baggy. She was highly Intottearibl.
and mode 165.( 10 in six months. He
starred to. l'ittaburgb tea t. Capt.
Poit. hint, of the Early Blvd, It here
three years ago for. the Baron trade,la
expected to arrive IC morrow seeking
another boat. • ~• '
—Captain Tam 'Brierly, farmerly or
the Atlaeourt river, poattlyely aventlhad:
he will bays a taigeetaatakii sbartly, ter
the Bt. L mlit and New Orleans trade.
Be says atm will be xnpleted la Eier •
timber, carry zor 1 tone, t t called the
"Always-Ready," and make 18-day
trips
—The Cumberland River wen falling
on 'Monday with 8 feet on flarpotn
Shoals.
ILI•13 tffi
Wnsmarm PNII nnLE, April 20.-1
Ox sugar, Means & Coffin: 8 bus glees
ware, W Frank & Son; 284 bdla pat
tiodarey & Clara; 10 bbl. applee, John
Herbert; 14 baskets r NNW. vlB sks do,
Mr Kerr; 2 bbls apple butter, C Unseen
29 blits I dittoes, Mel3ane; EA aka pota
toes, Mctkrmlck; lot walnut lumber, J
Neablt; 21 eke d apples, 4 do grain, Mo.
Cracken, G et Co; 16 bdla paper, Pgb
Paper Mfg Co; lot . walnut lumber, J
Bissell; 2 bbls molarws, Holland; 6
bbls apples, .1 Shomaker; beaks oat., W
J Steel & tiro; 6 bdla rakes, W W Duff .
& Co; 21 bbls whisky, J West; 10 do do,
T Neat; 10 pet ■ pipe, N W Walltsrl l34
DUI apples, Volgt, Mahood .8 Co.
PITTAIDDLON. BILOWIIavILLX AND.
NEVA PAC AT Co, April 20-2.2 bbla sp.
plea, 60 bgs corn, 23 do meal, Campbell
&. C; 7 bbls cornmeal, 15 bat oats, Kell
& It; 60 bbl 4 whiskey. 10 bales hay, 7
bbla apples, A S Carlials; 60 Pas "fhb
! ky, Jas McKay & Bon 82 bits rags, Mc-
Cullougb, B & Co; 24 bgs barley, J 64
Carson & Car 110 bgs oats. F.rny .8 H;
71 bgs corn,. Johnston & McFarland; 40
bgs oats, P Duff & Son; 168 do do, 42 do
corn, McHenry & Hcadt . 200 sheep, Tbos
Hawkins; 62 bgs oats, D Chess; 110 do
do. 75 bbls apples, E N Stephens; 650
biz w glans, R 0 Schmertz.
RIVER PACKETS.
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
-
KOR lITEMPOIS AlliZjar m t
NEW oaLskse.-rm.p
M 00,0261017110111
MOLLIE EBERT.. ..... Capt. U. W. anniar.
Clerk. Standlatitlbi pour,. will Dave as Mora
SATURDAY. AprllYl3.3.
for [retain pev a ... na a apply on board or to
• apyo ILACS COLLTRUWUOD, AtireOtS:
=2
WOO. ST. LOUIS, liEo b - e i d gE m b
KM AND NT. FAUL..—T
*lees. , rse aaaaa tesattr
11A1NZN_A...., Partin. PIIgMAN. Corn , .
Clerk. Capt. itton• M. Va^derentr. wlli.leave as
store Ina rtATITEDAY, • WI laad. at • p. N.
• V . ' rsdakt oe Pastels antcy on Drava °Pt, ,
air° UPI KILST • Co.: Alrelt.4
-KOR ST. LOIIIII,ILEO.
OH miggib
K, GALlittA. DUIRIQUIt
D err. .1•18 sad m. modlon•
nELLEVLENON Osrit. J. J. DAOZA4III.
will Imre for the shave and intermediate ports
THIS DAY, Aprll fllle es 4 P. N.
arpOli""ritlOorerlie Lt27o°W°o%lll'lool°ol..
IN, i 'ON .7-111 P reIIJ 4J
F011,,V HT.
AIRO. Aigat
LOUIS A MISSOURI RIVER.
—. be new past OUSOI a... ~
TORTEN ELLIE Jew. 11. SiLaW, Con%
Will les. ea above on THURSO Alr. Aggl u llal.
rAi r Iit i ttrE P E W MITSINIZA. A tvwt.•
rR CAIRO AND ST. j d dr.4
LOIII . .—The powerful toe.
List
lIADY DAVAOZ ADD DADDIES No. land A.
COlamantler. U. W. 111‘02www„ Clara A. J•
Nucor willow., for tee aboys wid hawral,
dlata porta on THILI DAY. April Dist, St 7
r. Y.
Iror height ur passage, apply board or to
.012 • 11. H. ti HEMS?. Ag.ta.
CINCINNATI.
PITTSBURGH AND CINCINNATI
PACKET LINE.
The new... orplemild side-whieladr i t
JUNIATA. Capt. C. L. llarmirest,
will leave Plttsbargli for Cinelasstl EVENT
THUIPSDAY at Ifl o'cloat promptly. 'wt.. -
Mg, will la.. CfaHee.tj LTICILT EIIINDAY et
ISM
/or freight of virago, &poly on board oral
FLACK" ♦ uoLLINO w O'JD •
b 7 'Amu COLLINIS.'AIMML
PITTSBURGH AND -CINCINNATI.
PACKET LINE.
, .
The new and epicene aldeleheel
eteeseee. ,. ..llllLl3wohr. Dwurtddree,
3,00 "" 10 tee.a..L intepAp;.
rittnheett fee Cmanainti 'every TIMSDAT.
IA M. euseeDtly.. Rtunedes. Item ctuam.su
lb? PlUebeigh: at IA IV event VILIDAT.
ror gi other Inforeastios. nP
aTLLIIf9NOOD.Ineb Agents
THURSDAY MORNING; APRIL 21; 1870. I
Au Ordinance Creating a Paid Vire De.
Pertinent for the Clty of Pltiabierigh.
Be It ordained and enacted by the
'City of Pittsburgh, in Select and Com.
mon Cannella assembled, and it Is hereby
ordained and enacted by authority of
the same, '
SEC. 1. The Connell' of the city of
Pittsburgh shall at a joint meeting
called for the purpose elect nine
citizens,' reeldent of said city, to be
"Pitteborgh Fire - Commlaaloners,"
which office to hereby crested with the
.mies and powers herein contained 'and
Imposed,)' who shall form% Pittsburgh
:giro Deportment to take and have, as pro
sided by this ordinance, control and man
agement of all officers,. men, property,
measures and action for Lhe prevention
and exttngilishment of dree within said
District, to be organised all herein pro.
vided, and to be known als the Pitteburgh
Pits Department. Bald. Commissioners
!hall hold the said office respectively for
the terms following, to wit: three for .4
Year; three for two years; and three tor
tb.reeyeare.; and at the expiration of each
term respectively, successors shall be
elected by Councils, who shall hold said
office for the term of three years. • Va
cancies in said office shall be filled by
Counells gald Onnallsaloner. shall be
subject to removal by the Councils of the
city of Pittsburgh, as is provided by the
laws applicable to the removal of other
city officers, which are hereby extended
I as as to relate to said department, boo no
removals shall be made Until tho Com
mlssioner contemplated to be rethoved
shall have been Bernd „ with skalds
written charges, elating the direlictions
complained of, and have been afforded an
'adequate opportunity to publicly chewer
the same and make his defense thereto.
Said Commissioners shall not receive pay
and ahall have power to buy and sell real
estate subject to the approval of Council.;
provided that no member of Councils
shall be eligible to the position of tem
mlsaloner.
. .
Sue. 2. Said commissioners. being qual
ified, shell meet and origanise the “Pitte.
burgh Fire Department' , by selecting one
and appointing a pereen to be Secretary
wbereu la they shall pumas and hay .
all the power and authority conferred
upon or. poasessed by any and all officers
of the hire Department of the city of
Pittsburgh, and to the exclusion of all
such °Mecca and such othor powers and
dunce in wild city as are hereinafter am-
(erred.. Ftveof meld commlssionernehall
,nnsti uto a quorum for the Immo
don of basteees. .
Sen. B. The wild "Pittsburgh Fire De
partment', is hereby empowered and
directed to pawns and exercise folly
and exclusively all the powers and per
form all the duties for. the government, I
management, maintenance and direction
of the Fire Deparment of the city of
Pittsburgh, and the premises and prop.
erty thereof, which, at the time of the I
organization of mid Department, were
possessed by the volunteer Department,
or under the control of the B.sards and
elf the Fire Department of said
city, or officers or employee of said
city: mid powers and duties to be exec
steed and performed, and said property
used in the said city or otherwise en
hereinafter provided. And the amid De
partment shall hereafter baye nolo and
exclusive power and authority to exthe
gulsh fires In said city of Pittsburgh:
and all ordinances conferring upon any
other officer andel:Boers any power In rot
tattoo to the extiogniehnient of tires In
said city, are hereby repealed. .
Sso. 4. The Board of Oommissigners
Khali have full power toprovide, in and
for the city of .Pittsburgh, supplies,
horses, tools, implements, and apparatus
I.of any and all kinds (to be used in ex•
tinguishing fires) and to provide suitable
locations for the same, and to buy, sell,
construct, repair and have the care of tile
same, and take any and all such action
in the premises as may be reasonably
newsier) and proper. Avoided, that
the Commissioners shall not have more
than seven steamers, two hose companies
two hook andiadder companies, and one
fuel wagon, one hose company to be la
cated in the district known as Oakland,
and one hook and ladder company to be
located in the district known as East
Liberty.
Sao. 5. The department hereby crested
is hereby empowered and directed to
powwow and exercise full and exclusive
power and discretion for ; the govern-'
meet, management, maintenance and
direction of the several buildings and
premises and property and appurten•
tenancee thereto, and all apparbtus, hose,
implements and tcolar of any and all
kinds, sthichat the time of the appoint
' meet of the liorramilielonera aforesaid,
were under the charge and control of'' .
any and all city officers or officers of the
Fire Department lo said city, fur 1130 nee
and benefit of the Fire Department of the
city of Pittsburgh. And it shall be the
duty of all parsons and officers in puma
don of any property.. reel or personal,
belonging to or set apart for or In use by
or for the Fire Department of said 'city, to
deliver the same. to the poet...we ee d
mitten of said littaburgh Fire Depart
ment.'
Ago. 6. The Treasurer of the city of
Pittsburgh dish be the custodian of an
moneys °film Department. He ahall, on'
check. or vouchers drawn by the said I
Commissioners and approved by the' ,
City Controller, disburse ' all moneys I
raised and need for the purpose of said I
Pittsburgh Fire Department.
Bad. 7. The Pittsburgh Fire Commis
sifters, the May of the city of Pitts
burgh,
the Presidents of the Select. and
Common Councils, the Chairman of the
Fineries Committee of said Councils and
.Cho Controller of mild city Hash constitute
"Board of Estimate" and shall annu
ally, on or before the first Monday of
January In each year; estimate the sum
required for the support and roalnta
niece of the said Department for the I
ensuing fiscal year, and report the same
to Councils, who shalt muse to be levied,
raised and collected Upon estates, prop
erty and all things subject to taxation
'ording to law within said city. Tho
sum so an aforesaid required and estima
ted for the annual exponess authorised
by this act and the moneys so collected
shall, be deposited In the City Treasury,
and placed to the credit of the Pittsburgh
Fire Department, which taxes ahald
be collected as other city taxes are
now by law collected.
The said Commisaboners shall
provide such offices and such business
accommodations as may,ba requisite for
the transaction of their business end that
of their 'subordinates In said city of Pitts
burgh.
Sao. 9. The uld Commissioners shall
have4wer to.eelect a Secretary, Chief
and Want Engineer., and as many
Officers, clerks, firemen and appointees
as may be necessary, and the same shall
at all times be under the control of the
said Commissioners, and perform each
dr -- - bmy be assigned to them by
Attlee as may ....signed to them by
Bald - Commiveloners, and may be re
moved by paid Llommteslonera. The
firemen and employes mentioned in this
*bailor' shall be selected as far as practic
able from the waive and honorary mem
bers of the present "Fire department of
the City of rlttaborgh." Provided, That
the Uommiseloners Shall not employ
More than one Chief Engineer, one As
sistant Engineer, eight men for each
steamer, four men for each hose company
and istx men for each hook and ladder
company: each steamer shall have ono
foreman, one engineer, one fireman, one
driver and four men; each hose company
shall have ono foreman and three hose.
men; each hoOk and ladder compaoy.
shall have one foreman, one driver and
four truckmen.
Sao. 10. -The , aforesaid office rs end
Men, with their aarat of all ins,
w h en o n duty, sha pp ll have us
the rightk d
of
way at any lire, and in any highway,
street or avenue. over any and all vehi
cles of any kind;' except those car
rying the United Statea mall, and any
person in, or upon, or owning any
vehicle, who shall refuse the right of
way, or In any way willfully obstruct
are apparatus, or any of said
'hits In_ perfoensazioe of duty.,
Mears,
shall be guilty. of * a misdemeanor, e - titi
be liable to punlehment for the same,
and ho subject to a penalty not to ex.
coed fifty dollars.
Sao. U. On and after the organisation
of the department, all real estate, fire
apparatus, hose, Implements, tools, and
all properly of whatever nature then or
therefor In use by the firemen or Fire
Department of the city of Pittsburgh,
shalt be transferred by all persons hay.
lng charge of tbe same, to the keeping and
custody of the "Pittsburgh Fire Depart.
meat" (hereby created) and CM the use
of sald Department thereafter. Bat the
said property shall remain the property
of the city of Pittsburgh, subject to the
public rises of said department, as afore-
said, and for the purposes provided by
this ordinance. And whenever any of
the veld property shall no -longer be
needed by the said department or the
eurpoecoof this act, they shall dispose of
the came to the beet advantage,'and sp•
ply toe.proceeds to the "Fire Depart.
went Fund."
biso. it The Department hereby Oro.
aloe may adopt a Common Seal and
dime its use, and may institute and
maintain MOM and proceedings, (and
may pav any costs, expenses or jUdg
meets therein,) for the enforoement of
intrtabts and =tracts, and for the pro.
tesCan, poastertion and maintenance of
to e p r operty under the control of said
Department, and ell MUMS recovered
shall be far the benefit of said De.
Sac.l6ltaball be the duty of said
Department annually to present to the
Belem and Common Councils of,lbe oily
' of Pittebnitib; Sn the month of January
In mob year • full, complete. and detail.
edbittuneni its expenditures during
toe' pieirlotutper, and toeetforth therein
generally the action of Raid Depart tent
and the cluallication and number of
officers and men. The Bret report of said
Department shall contain a copy of the
Rules and Bylaws adopted by said
Department, and the aeveral subsequent_
annual reports shall sat forth all amend
ments to said Rules and Bylaws.
Sec. 14. It shall be the duty of the
Department hereby created, and of the
police force of the • city of Pittsburgh,
their respective officiersimad men, to so
CO operate together In all proper ways,
and the said police form and this Depart•
ment may respectively provide for pro
tection against AM, and for,the arrest of
all persons who may, at or_ near any fire,
commit or attempt to commit any crime
against the lawn of this Commonwealth,
or may violate any rule or regulation of
said Department, and on the First Mon
day of February in each year the officers
and men unaer the control of the Pine
burgh Fire Commissioners shall be sworn
In like manner as the police force of - said
•ity, end in cane of emergency, the Mayor
of said city Shell have power and control
over them se no has 6Ver the pollee form
of said city.
SEC. 15. Tho said Commissioners shall
not pay more than $1.200 per yeavto the
Chief Engineer,
1840 to the Asaistant
Engineer, 040 tO each Foreman of
steamers, Is2o to each Engineer of
steamers„ VW to each foreman and
driver of coon hose and hook and ladder
conmatiy, and FM per year to all other
employee designated ea men connec
ted with this department.
Sec. 16. The said Commissioners shell
i i ir
have ' le and exclusive control of the
Fire A ot Telegraph and all employes
coon ted (therewith. '
Bee. 7. Th at all ordinances or parts of
ordi noes in any mariner conflicting
with t Is Ordinance, be and theatime are
hereb repealed.
Or ned and mutated Into a law In
Coon la, this 14th day of April A. D.
Ism. I Etna, SUROWIN,
President pro tem of Select Council.
Attest: (E 8 MORROW,
Clerk of Select Council. •
1 W. A. TOMLINSON,
President of Common Council.
Attest: IH. momAsizu,
Clerk of Common Council.
81 , 1011. NOTICES
tarCONSURIPTION.
lllt. SCHENCK'S PUI.MONIC e Y Kur for the
cure of Coughs, nolds and Consumptiou.
DLL Min rqcx.s atitAWAND 1 oN V.' fee the
mire of I etiepels and unite Debilitated Conn
.'
Per t li h fitrOn . 11A NORa Alt LH, foe
Diseases of the Wee/ or to act m a kl r e ' ektlC rut.
Kmiec.
Ali of them three Medici - to, see often malted
in COOSOMTION though the
to Pulmonle
'll r e ' LliZ e d 'V . it Hand
easel,
regulating the 'Stomach and LITE!, sod help the
ralgiont° °map to digest and Dearth through the
blood vessels, by . 71211th mecca =Ye is woo CI
MOM&
Them Medicines are consetentionslY offered
the Public as the only safe. eertalu and reliable
remedy for Pulmonary CousuntPtlolto end for all
Mom morbid contlitious of the bodywhich lead
to that fatal disease. Liver ( omplatot and Drs.
PePsia tea often forerunner of llonsunatalue.
sad w den they manifest themtelves they require
the bib t prompt anent:on.
The enlmonles Berm Is • medleine which has
hat • long probation before the pa bit. Its Yalta
madeeen prov periodhe thousand carts It has
through of more than ttarty•five
Ceara. in all of which time Its reputation has to.
creased. and the most obtt . nbbe skepticiam can
no :anger doubt that It Is a remedy which may
be used-win:l cordidenm to all cases which admit
of score.
If the patient will perseveringly follow the di
rections which accompany each bottle will
certainly be cared , if his lungs an nog mach
parted -to mole a cure postage. Er cues
pposed to be Incurabic, when frimds and iota
stenos have despaired, the me of this Med Mine
has saved the life of Me repeat sad reettomd
hirn to perfect tenth.
Dr. behentet does not my that all rues of Pub •
myna:, vooeutoptton are within th e crash Of
dlehle. but ha enalthaticilly asserta th at often
when patleats have the most alarmimesymptotos,
such as a violent cough, creeping chills. Sight
aweam. genera: debility, eel it to melt • degree
Chat they are obliged to lie In bed • and we.
before gives uo by nate physician they may still
In cured. No medical treatment mu create new
langs.
serum.hen the longs &revery sada' diseased
nod to extent deatroYea. • care may p e e
fbcted by Dr. Schrock , medicinm.
Also, in &rotate. inseams, mese medicines
arc equally erletent. Dr. Schenck has photo
graphs of a number of persons who have been
nearly covered with reunite sores and now all
nested lip. 11414 snows Hs purifying properties.
which must be able to heal ca titles In the lungs.
la the treatment of Consuraption DP 0I tee
Mahan Inararrtanoe to etre 'lgor Sap a us•oto?
tone to the system, Hence It is necessary to
Dronettieu the el/petite of the Patient thei Ise•
prose the dlgestlon. Procter 110.artorollent to to
tarred together with such meths as will mate
the prodeasily digestible. The articles most
thi table for the diet of Coneurnotlve pauenta are
designettrt In Dr. Schenck's Almanacs.which
arc dlstsltiated grataltously, itencriti..tbr
mt highly nouittoue article s are to be pre
rvq.but tltedlitastlveorm.m mustbe stength.
cued in order to make either food or medicthe
serticeable. This requirement Is met by the
Seaweed Tonle, and to. MD Phnom It was Sur
iguatest
Wt.. the digestive powers are put In sood
order. the frontal , Its proper effect: the system
of the e x or d ias Invigorated and Pe lungs be
ll, to their Panetta.. in • normal sad
healthy homier. Then the healing powers of
Tedmonte Syrup will cg-et the care.
Putman ry Consumptive Is almost Merays cam ,
pirated with Dysiepsta and Liver Complaint.
obstruction.oase Pills Liv e r ended to re•
move o how. tee and restore Its
kvaltby action. Thor have an the elllcacy which
is ascribed n o t U,
or art i cle s, d in
warraated not mettle • of soy m
tool potions. These Pills cure Die most obotlo ate
tootivenese Oct headache. Wile bilious arm.
Mae, and all other dleeetos welch •rlse. from •
Tdrlde or obstructed condl Tie ~ r the trete. One
boo of these pills will pone the el:lmp of the
evrtliclne.
• In Consume% on the gem Weed Talc mid MM.
drake Pills are Invaluable mmillars inedkines
they rolleve tee suderlags If the patina thd
mast the ENtownie tlyrnp eenciMiS •
They iv., brae found utefill In advanced gazes
Pr Consumption, where the hours Are alnpaat en
eaty destroyed and all alleirtonia aceording to
teal adune nt of the physician in Icatad • epeadr
death. TO, JIM of pelican woe were aetnaqt
to • dean andittou time been eiresiersed.rbe
W nths by the use of elchaneve =roe more rens-
Dr. tictie
nvVe Neatlse
en the mos. forms or iiitoeso, W. of
treatment. mu neuers3 directions how to assets
ructlicAnr. can be had gratis. or a.ntbL mall by
address:tg his Principal Were. NO. 15. North
street. Philettelpess. Po. ••
rIICA o, the Pelmonle ninth and eleaweed Toe.
le each $l.llO per tactile. or 11,10 half donee.
Nan+ rate Fllllls Nina bon. for rale by nil
druggists dandaT
OrDocron WHITTIER CON.
TINVEin TO =LAT ALL PHITATS
lerPin' ASKS.
fro t abu ,at ntimeroeschuis of cares melt
rom mit- en:vitiate( unmanlier*.
nervous debility, treltabilley, erapUons, menthe
Missions. and gently Impotency PierremontO
cured. Vernon. ailleted with delicate. Intricate
politelyit standeutdnuitllatlonat complei. mph
Ilielted to call Ibr ronsultstion, w
...Own:lug Eratten. r emedies akimbo.
has enabled b . im to pertuct at one , M
elee. loge, permanent. and which to =Muses
be need wlthoat hindrance KIOASKICIA. Ned
trines prepared In th e establishment, which cm
noce orrice. retention sad waiting roomai alto
boarding and sieeptng apart:scuts for patients
snisirling dally . rcual attention. end vapor
old chemical b thus toncentrsting theism.%
mineral springs. o matter who hove gelled,
amt. your MU. Read whet his says lu his pun
pbtet or Any pages, sent to any address for two
Vamps In sealed envelope. Thousands of oYea
treated annually at °M.., and all over the coun
tr flonsaliatfeit uersonsily KT EMU.
M y. ee No. 9 Wylie Meet. (near Court Home)
Parr burgh. Pa. Roars 9A. to gP. 1. San.
Cap 19 N. K. Pamphlet seat to My ad
dress tar Om Annan. ned
IBATiCIIELOR'S
—ThI• splendid Halt. Dye is the beet In
the world. liarrnie,, ns
reliable. iiantliseoua,
dote not contain Ind, nor any *ltalie poison to
piodune peraiysts or death. Avoid vi rtues ted
and deluge. preparations Donator/ they
do not possess. The genuine W. A.:fah:helm .. .!
Halt Dye had 40 years untarnished reputa
tion to uphold its Integrity as the only Perfect
Bair Dye—Black or brown. bald by all Dru,
ADDiled at 16 hoed htreet. N. Y. rel'
LEGAL
TN THE COURT OF QUARTER
dr.StIIONII. No. T Numb Beskons, 11119.
Miscellanea. Docket.
In the matter or Overarm ltkon's'Lana, City
• latttaberab.
And now. Apr. Ilia, IRMO, the Court appoint .
C. P. 3 ETTEhMAN, Commintoaer, to hear the
evidence offered by the parties Intereeteet,And
reoort the sours to this Court with his optima as
to such modifications of the report of Viewers
as should be made, if any, and a form of deem.
ST 21111 COURT.
Prom the Itemprdt
rumrEt sauwarz. o:erk.
The commissioner shoes earned will attend to
the skates of his appointment on the id DAY
Or MAY, 1810, at A otolock r. of. at his oMee.
No. 131 Fourth arenol,la. the City of Mts.
burgh, when and where all parties Interested
may attend.
airM.wit C. 8. FETTERMAN. Comolt•r.
IN THE MATTER OF THE
..POD:anon of the GRI WISTEBM
MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN AEBOOIA.
TION. of Elttsbutsh, Ihr Chatter of Income.
ration.
And now. to•wltt this 110th day of Felintarr.
A. D. 1820. the Within petition:and Instramont
of nri.mg baying been presented to. Pinned,
and coo mined by the Court, and th• objector. at-
Doles and mtnditloste therein sit forth mid con
tained appearing tote lateral and not Itainrimm.
It Is ordered end directed :hat said Instrument
of Wilting be filed In the ante of the Prothono.
tors of the Coon of Common Plan, and Wat
notice or paid application be Ineetted to the PICA.
OUTGO Italie Morning thicarrs, for at lean tone
to m.. setting fotth that an apolleation haa been
mode lotto court of Common /lessor the County
or Al:erbany to grant thisald • •.The Great We
ern in utast ' Building and Loon Amotlatlon ,rt
rlttaborah” a charter •if , incorporation, and
that meldcharter be granted at the neat
term of Court. tiniest. exception, 0.3 glad
In proper Wee..
BY THIS COURT.
S. A. BARB, Solicitor,
5i0.104 rlttit Avenue
EMM=I
T N THE MATTER OF THE
T N
opening of ilathoid &sell City 0: VIM.
burgh.
No. Much Term. 119101 Mtseenaneons
Docket.
Nolte. Is hereby slosh that the andersldned.
appointed bythe Omarteompludoner 14 the above
ease to - near the evidence offere , thf the parties
Isurested and retort the same to the Court with
hls ".oniolons as to Both mot dentin,. of the m
ood of viewer. a. .hoold be mad:. If any, and
report. romp of deer.e. 1.01 meet the parties In.
wrested at hls Ones, No. 101 Fifth &Mina.
Pateharsh. Pa., on T d OR aIA.T. the Nth 4 / 1
gig. 1870, at 1 o'clock r. x.. •
ALECHIN .LLD
Cannallatoser.
=ma
X,ETVERIII TESTANIENTART.
...AU person. lateftstedwlitlake notice Chet
AngMAr m f, =ld.Vart:L l :r.ttd"E A ttg
uneerslgned Illocatate. • Ad 01101001 bawls/
walls !walla the estate will please present
without delay, Ana persona • 011rleetliat.
selves indebtoll please mate muscat coo.
undersigned callus. hasten atety.
. • • /AMOS MINT •
-1410LIB:Ctele
X rs ibeiL.,
aecuto, at tiharsolsargb, •
LZWI3. Atter all. at less. 93 D - Lolled
attest. Plsharals . Pa. fee:bit-Ts -
=Tan OF, ADIMINISTBA-
InOlf oe the estate' of BALM WHIG
AM MO. of alleghen7 • Mir. Pa), _
_deceased,'
m* bell panted to the and clammed. all
swells indebted to eall estate 'MI scall inane.
dote payment, 1051 all MRSota heaths MAIM
Ageless the sane will pllesahtlesallePeriP •••
%ballasted ibr settlement to the undersr,
othuaxa IatIOILLS
elle.= NO. 911911. rd /Walla. slits,.
FINANCIAL.
COMMERCIE BINKING CO.,
No. 92 Fourth Avenue,
=I
4200,000
ex=
Stockholders Individually Liable.
lA% U. KYKICSON. WeC. MADMAN,
PaSSIDEST. - CABMAN.
eteibAohet
ALEXANDER BATES, JOHN LINDSAY.
A. IL
EENGLI
D .8. MACAWS.
W H ACI.BBO A N JOHN 0. PHILLIBA,
W. O. ItUnHART, B. ►. WILION.
JACOB KLAN.
ColleCtiona made on all accessible points of the
United States and Canedas.
INTEREST allowed On TIME DEPOSITS.
Protons aitentlen givendo all basins's of oor
respondentx.
ARTISANS'
DEPOSIT BANK,
Xo. 46 Wood Street,
N. S. co.. Third avenue, PITTSBURGH.
I.
EX El=2l
EEMECIM
Ml=
nterest Allowed on Time Deposits.
DIIEZOTOSS .
Wm. H. Smith. W. H. Ma 3“..
Jam. P. Harr,... James 11....w0mr,
lite. W. Cam. F. 11.1nufabInson,
John Dunlap. Jam. ItlediuMme... ,
spit ' W. H. Umtb.Unt. ' •
BADISIEN'S NATIONAL BANY,
Wood Si, cot. Second Avenue.
INTEREST PAID DEPOSITS.
Gold, Goupo ns, Bondo - and Stoeki
3OUGUT AND-SOLD
A. BRADL.Wp, Pre.Meat.
W. VANIUIPK. Vies Predawn,
oeCOAT. CrTIMM CLARKI. OW. Made
10:1:WAVO118 . 4 1 F , 140 1- 1 1 4
vs rrrrsiruxuau,
POE THZ
Safe Keeping of Valuableo,
Under guarzaloto, and the renting of Baru In H.
Piro and Burglar-Proof Tilts.
i
1....
1.1.0 .
alterJA ß'
I BLACK
e. imam
:YiI::: 3,...7.1•117i
1 1
I
1
i
1..
No. 83' FOtIRTEI
VENUE.
MILLIPS
LLOYD
Preskie - nt-;WILLLIO1
Tire Presldent—HEAß '
DIRSOTOBSI
WILLIAM PRILLIA . B, EYNON,
HENRY LLOYD, JOS. S.
WILLIAM ILEA. • GEOROI
WILLIAM M. LYON, UORTLii
Jul. I. BENNETT
tisc.
DvlrAdaily TILLS-11:F. V
_ uom 9
S BANK
ROPLIPS SHIN
Of Alleghe
k fitieet&
Cor. Federal and
lt
Ilk H. lissmisa
E. P. YOUNG, Ora r. .
BANK OF DEPOSIT AN DISCOUNT.
stockholders larldon y Liable.
INTLIIEBT ALLOWED ON DEPOOrfa
CITY ilk S.
1121ifthAvelitte,P1 trargb,Pa.
CAPITAL. Al OOP.
. • ----
ITOCIDOLDEBE INDIVID LLT LLTBLE.
INTELLESr PAID ori4Kroarni. .
/011130751 LICH • tit , .
Bought mad sold, and wpest tic re/ remitted to
Europe. Collection. amide ante lb. rrtnonal
point. of the United Mate and can de.
Don:mice latters. Prettier;
JAI... MCCtem Vie. IWO. Cr • .
W. N. AlOntlett. Cashle.
DtacCruise. i
J•rce, treflotbe,
linelt dusting
Tent Camptro.le
Janhelta.
P. A Trey.ogle.
lIIZ Barnet.
GE=
Thomna Rourke
Pat, I.
Chas.
K. J. lira...
H.nnps.
8.
70 e . dAZE
nolletto
WIRT, CAUGHEY
BANKERS An B I KERS,
Cbrtwr Fourth and -Wood f Nrasts,
prrnarosasz.
CrOCtOTAI2OII TO HANNA. /WIT
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
/Lad panicatar atteattos plata to tbo outlaw
sad Ws of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Sit Drafts on London-
N - 110LINE8&
•
. 13 • • 1
67 MARKET STREET.
PITTEMMGEI. Pik.
CoCoatis , . Made on all the hetaelpal hoists of
the Vatted Stat. and Cattails.
Btocks,B9iSs and other Securities
noaturr ♦ND row) off cmarniarqs.
=2l
United States Securities.
OILS
►TACK BROTHERS,
COMMISSION MDMLMS
Petroleum and its Pmiducts.
rittstrusaik Ofeee—DALZIELWIS BUILDING.
=au or 'hawses. Way sad lawl• street
Philadelphia 01110.-iILYGLLNDT
anitwx6 .
W a 4! 13161 . !MG,
Comma..los Marebasts ind_Blaken la
PptToleuln and ifs Prodaeta;
DALZELL'S BLOCK, DUQUESNE WAY'
ruthADALruu Anna.
WARING, RING Sr, CO,
too xvAziluT STREET.
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.
HERBERT W. C. TI►EDDLE, ',
111.A14171PACTUREB UI
Lubricating& High Test Burning Oils.
Ne/Ipuil Mall ma Aid. Ott •
Stands at but Irttnout ensue:. Sematat
limpid at lowest, te.sepeta.arts. oil Zoo
Ilsoolealcitssates or bat weasStar. •
Locomotive, lwimh, Estado° Dbop.
Wfilant Sams.
Saw NM andPlitalrig ELLI OIL.. • •
Adapted for blakepsed.
aplanleWeelnead-Llatddll,
0111,Tanners intole Bessele,
Ina and Plishibaaa Vaseline,
011, Plarnefa Oil. Paradise.
nithloll VARNISH, -to preserve , Dright Don
Poniard blaralliem reamltart. -
These product. are reantacteml under Dr.
Tereddle , a_patent by !Superheated Stearn in Va.
coo, The LubtinatlTAla am alms Works.
light col.
e l-r —t ° .l.ll%4iirif.7. • .4l9,l=rd k aad
remain =IWO tiring extreme !add.. T all
road Ohs are unaboaned, and are La coattail% ep
ee =ay Ofthe urtaclhaUlallseads. Samples can
be exarebted and enters left at Pie WOon
tirear.T. Wont, at Bharoeburr Drldaa.
STBAMSBIPS
TO LIVERPOOL *NBA&
QUEENSTOWN.
TIED IN &N MAILIITEMOKEUPB,
N waxwing ilsteen WW.clus Tom* Awtrul
the. the Celebra.:
CITY or PAE * Lte„
0, °ITT Ot ANTWERP.
RUT OF EMICLIA I. x )
m !.ILLT/llat.
NOVigr VI V I CI grtuar r r• tr'm pier {i
InibrnomEalpor P!!"0"
WILLIAM BIREMAL
. • 141 tIIQTBHILD asTREFF.
L. 3. FULTON 0.4. EVOANY.
FULTON. &-NOANN,
pruh.crrzoss, pr. • •• ;
-GAII - AND STEMS trrraits; -
Pink Alison" Hear HlHlCHtislits
•
ai { wa a n
• laid Pim Gan Hash Gad Plitsses. 116.25,
Atasbs sad Irma Stands. Hos PIN sadl
psups,aad Mann Usats
"21 4XVISISV a r". 1" Rdidift g l -
Astarlti l s 4 .sebsis samsnrajaltarsti
~, i i6,- 1 01r sale
pwaU„ - B. CANfIRLD
ENGINES, BOILEItS. ao,
Font irstr
BOWL STILL AND TANK
• w - C111.135.
CARROLL AND SNYDER:
1111 ABRIPACTIDLEHB OP
-, t , Faze ] .. r eai t tam T— R •Aß
3 1. h BTILLB AND OIL TA. nn,
CROIX ET BRZEcHINUAN D ASH PAN&
DENSERBIiTTLI % NG PAIOL nave PANG am, coN. - ..
wuk , Firm, OABOAIETZBB AND IRDA
1 16507 ‘ D0088 AHD COAL noIITEn.
0010 mina r i r r ttasa i ral e lloovad,
• PITISSISICSL re.
Illirthde t
unat to tile lOooTa madras yip be
prompt/7 atd to. nen7.lBl
UR M. BOLE it Ng
Cos*. Print Alley and Duquesne M.,
I=
Engine Buiklers, Founders and
Machinists.
Mannesetnre BTZAMBOAT ZNOI.BiId and
STATIONARY ENGINES. of Allstate.
A B IIIIIMVIIT. ' s ' ILMI ° :IIrATA T 22I:i
IJOILBB.,_of horse Power. . .
ne
galll T rTA S 'lgl e gf JlG.krair,:flartf .
• HANG ERS . CBI Wells, SHAVTINti, PULLEYB.
ROBB& and TOBACCO SCBZWB
add IBON TOBACCO tOiltilES. on band and
made to order. at the .
INDUSTRIAL WORKS.
Fronton on the Allegheny Meer, aeon the rOlnt.
=MEI
WAll orders promptly
RIESICH & IMO"
FIRE & BIIROLAIt-PROOF
SAFES AND VAITLTS.
NO DAM. NOKOULD,
ENGINES AND BIACIEINEBY,
arr.ramataviantunoPu;
Cer. 17th aid PIM Ste., Pittsburgly Ps.
soicara
o'llllllll BOILER WORKS.
F. REPHIAN & CO..
p
STEAM BOILERS, OIL TAKES. mum., AG
ITSTORs, SALT PA.Ns, GesoMETEI:B, SET
TLING SEIM MIME GOONS. CHIMNEYS,
SnICHICN EISA BEDS, it,
tor. of Second Jeanne mid Liberty Bt.,
I=l
ily. Venus sent to the
H'"frr"
W r" tl attended to.
&bore address will Wong y__ . c ... 014.
• F. ItISPEIAN. fOn4oAlr oent:tOn
ItNYDEIVS.
J 411.20 M. REUSE =MOND D.
JARED M. swum & ISONi
Stearn Rollers, Oil Stile, Tankw.
KNIGHT IRON WORK, 42
61 Penn Street., Pittsburgh, Pa;
F 1110 'klt 0 A jt.:llVg er.T4,o:wgiya
OAP FORT PITT
FOUNDRY -- COMPANY.,
OPTIOS AND WORN",
TWELFTH STP.EET,
, PlTTssußp44 PA.
rar Engines .Rolling Mill Ma
chinery, Vail Machines. Re
torts. and Castines generally.
N4IIUNA L FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS.
+nurser Carrell and Nursllenurelreela,,
airnrril
E . lPrEf*tf/101e/i
WILLIAM SMITH,
ItiNITTACTURSIL •
•
CAST IRON BOWS PIPE
- • roe Gan AND rrivraa Woltar.
My rims err all ess trranantr in rar, In dry
sand and 19 fret lengths. Also, fan Arno:m.l,9W
of general •
Castings for Gas & Water Works.
i ..L w ri d er W.V.1.1=1:114r1131=14.
W. J.
MONONGIIIIII4I FOUNDRY,
W. J. ANDERSON CO.,
itainifaetarew of IRON HOUbB FROMM%
WthDOW tARTELB tad 41414. and
Castbags of all Deserlptloas.
air Bimetal attention paid to /J3CAITTECTPU.
!Nu. NAbTLNUS n?d to ()lutists tbr WLndow
tomes harp PoontraT—N. 160 WASS'S
STUMM, Pittabontb, P.
ROBINSON, BEN & CO.,
fteeesaors to Ilosixsor, Kiwis ♦MaLire,
WARRINGTON W - ORILS,
FOUNDERS imp MAUHIIIBTB,PITTSBURBR,
Manufsetirers of Boat and ,!..ntionary_Stesan
gra e ltil l' ec=r il l l n JuTfOr_g;
and tiling. Boller and Sheet Iron work.
uMce, No. 12. corner Itrst and brottolol.l
streets.
to Msts, for CIIr r f .. ASID . PA.TKNT IN S S
T WI M AII CARLIN & CO.,
hulk Ward Fatindry and Nadia Warta,
81-14DIIISICY Cl.. ALL/AMUR (wry, P.
ltotoaraOtorors ofnatiotmand Portobleitown
olfiilllllciporhAlloglillriod halt.
C.l
An. boat Ward. oad havoc a hood liaglaea of
my 14.41.
PIIIENIIL BOLL FOUNDRY,
Cor. LIBEL= w 2.1 44 siitzsia.
BOLLIVIAN ,&
.13ACALEY.,
=I
Chill Rolls, Sand Rolls & Pinions.
lan
COAL AND 00E11
COAL`!
Youghiogheny 9ras Coal Co.
• Thu Company an uOw pest:oar:4 toter/dab 11l
Met Coat of any Ills -or oilman.). AT /ALIA
It ATM. OVlca and Tardadiotalut the Couaella
vine ltalltoad Depet, foot of Try street,' Pitta•
burst, ;
I.lrders addressed to cfiner Mute, WWI Nivr
ton, ea., vr to Yard,' will Ee inomritly attended
• . :X. P. O'HER3, neerelary.
aptlnTs
cams L upsTamiti,
Youghiogheny and Conellse& Coal,
COAL, SLACI 00 DEBIIIOIOIIIZED.COIL
mu= AND YARD, comer" Butler -sad
N.Fr,h„..,;%o u grArd 21,411:ftb ward,
d at, Mot of Rosa street. P. C. B. B. Depot,
Dpra Le
ward.
eft at nubs! of th e above atom, or M
ds to me Womb Pitlaborgh p. Q., win m.
Carningeo u ranitvt, ce _10.14: Healey Weis
3. l:l l raaa Pow i
Do., Brad Hag.. Alex Bradley, Bee, a
tyo., Pvt. McCurdy I Co, • Beate. (Infra Call.
Nu. 1. Yana •Ca B. - Lyon I 03.. James
jaarnholl A Ca, Allen. McKee e Co., wawaD
• • Hotel, Coratellrillle ft. 8. . Paoasylat r,
la E.
, Alleg.lmy Vallryß.ll.
COALI! VOALZU
DICKSON, STEWART ik
0.. 667: 667 LIBERTY. Mimi\
irk; ! 6: sitimectuwimocut.
"ar"N".431111"..
II omen lefts& *Wallace. or sadeineWS
.—• &times tee Ml. will be atteadesi
RAILROADS
EENINSTLVA-aligiligik.
NTh CENTWAL :-1•11.
t 111). On nod alter 11 r, 0., "YAW.. NOV..
140, 1559. 1 . 71.1%.. 7•111 arrive at and der al t
from the 1:alon Depot, eO.O-7 of Wasbtf LW
and Liberty , streets, aa follows: • -
Anlys. rrtuct.
WAN Train—. 1:40 ami•noutrrern As. 11:90 am
last Lase..... 1.44 am •Pactee Ex... 11:11. am
W. 11919. 1..5 BO %ma .
,Wal.'s Ne. 1.. 5:30•M
BrintonAo Not 7:50 am :Matt Train -.. 9;10 ale
Walt'. No. 2- 8:50 act I Banton Ae.. 10910 SRI
1
Clactruentl Li.9:110 am Bra•teitt No' 5 tti cm
Johnstown Ao 10:50 am ClnelaW3 .u 19 .55 piss
Bras Ac Not 7:00 pm Pirall9No. a . 41:51 pm
rltlsh`ss 99. 1:30 pm Johnstown At.4:05 pm
Made 'Map's. 1:80 pm. It m'Ar Ac Non nott. pm
Wall's No. 3. Ai:Septet Mtn. 9 aprese 3:10 pm
',VIVI% Ag.l. / Vit fg, 1 211:: 100. 1.. ,1%;',11
im...Ac N.: la. pm • Rut , 1.400 -.. 1 110 PM
"- . 4ble::•42inr„;l:epio.r il • 'Zig;,..,. iafar.
',rn for Baltimre.
Tee Church Train 1 sssss Wang StatnTheret T .
nnaday at 0:05 A a:, meshing Plitsbernb as
relt) ''
'' P.' "r ':.a r .' 1! • W IV tit?: ill
...i. 1., P.m . and az_ ~ t a . a
flfr. ..,..0
I.
av“ dally..
Sourer
0000
otheri:.lagrMond".All
trTor datre t : aton . futher Ine W.H. 9..VnWrrri.
Agent.
The
"L'env...t . trantaltallroad Company will Sob .. .
V .. ' mw fbrilareage,essept for weartnn lus•
1 ?.. , , 4 1 ab.
)...; , It'Atlr.."Trar.:: gg,v , ;
; , ..,.7:-.91_1=_,.. ! k10e, von tv at the :irk c IS,
• ••na. 57 apses: comm.-
. . . .
r!MM!!Mii,EMM
S T " N iiratiliggi
rZN/ftrlLvAtaiLt
ALOAD.—Ou and after Nov. tit, inns,UM
Par sower Maas on theWettern rvana,ttaala
P...iroad it lil arrive it ant depart from tall
!Want Sven:Depot, A.llhalm ay City.. fame:
,11 , 0. • Thivart.
!;4: 8 ; . 2la? t tr.: r. 1 Freeport 1.,1;: 1 7. 1 .. . t: :
- xpre•A Ill: 2.0 a m Saarp7'i N otll.:119 all .
1
t 'harPa'r Ma 11:14 ,, Die x zinr......., vr e....-
%. ,, ,rost No. 211:06 pre liprlntolletot . l- . :it. pis
9 . P . riil • i•Pe • ii ➢ a 8.43 F. ',,r.; 117440g;i1M 3:
.t.booe MM. ran daily eacePt l . lind2Y.
:he March Troia Imfts Allegheny Junctfas
e
I p m
a dm ) ya . tm A R D. O m ing Male.
Al n irp a ha l y l
lily
at
at CM) p.
p. m. and arrive at Allegheny on*
_ .._ •
than Stat) la.
Tne trains leaving Alle.hroy City at . 1:* 6a .
.. mate direct coratectioa at rarcpOrt WILL WO.
Ter . ..Line of htattes Mr Bath., and liaanahtlittril t
lr. VI. ta.Yr u ...zzi. b n e zz.t6. d ..ll.4%.llll:
, rttlabarati, and at the Depiat. A.Uegheur. r ' •
L ter =ell Lr. formulor apply to
• 2.114.1... I.Y.PPVITP., Am. , .
• Federal Styr
itt 1 .4.
Th. Wmiern renasylrailla itrammli ' o • l _,td:le
MUM!. 11317 r d i li tar I tag f NM! ...cc i ,,, 461 ,,,,r," :14 .•
tig=m,i.r.1., , .. , 11i" bvin. ...
meding tale amount ii :'slat irillhe at tar , 1.2.01
, til Triter, unlossAltan ar i apc•-!•1 eon tux< i.
wAg
.a .. Ani.tawkir,
tiols (Itnalal rinverlatenttaat. Altoona. Yu
Welt! H. 70
H. W. and M. - NV][l.44.
tn. NOV. X.
bad areve at the Union
bulb elltiza, aa folio
WA YN a CHIV/Av
A PlTTaitEllittH 13.
0. tralrl nMlCl.Yffiqh
- t.1:01".b , ;)1N rut.
Amt.
Mea 1:1171 a
Patin r e 15...1141:0N DID
Wheellag Ls 10:4tsa
CAL tit. L. rs 7z.151 Va
CaIIdoNskISI3MSI t a
Cleveland Zs a:suip
Erie & O:OJp a
Cl. k
in 4U sP.cnV.
Leetsdale led.eldais aC
Ilts.lr yens '• 8. ft ass
New (.Istla •`4olll3sa
Ens.s , •• 941 an.
Lee:dter `IVII:S IS
S
Beer Fans I . S sit
Le9.sdale4!ll34s t
Yale Oaks ter. l 33
Kn diy ch:= l 9:(a am
aeol. Maneaat
Chlcaga Ea . ..... 11116 • m
Yale Yrn Tr..T:Gltla
cl.a WlCar K WI 6:311a at
a11..0.313 a DS
last Line. .... 9.58 a m
Cl. LWl2 , a Ex WWI pa.
cpiamo p
K'a &Slit SzI.OD pm
paparafraft
Baal . ItaLlr.a.e.tlati a ra
10:18 am
•• •• /1:23 • !.. 1
Ilaelleatar ••• 4:48 jar.
&non ," :I'a pm
Ata.C..l3 pm
Beaniralla • 4:l3pm
tamtraa •• . pm.
Talc Oats an
day Marco gal, mk
51:1114 .C.hIWC
Kat Air.
1.16
MINIM
cpi A s. G
VIIILLASI Liallmoate.as.
E ONLY DIIINCT HOUTZ TO VIZ On
'aNki/CRIS WITHIJUT ORANGE 07 CAIN.
On and altar KONDAY. Nov. IS, 1889, TWO
THROUGH THAINn DAILY (except nbuday)
lemo 71ttaboral Depot, norncr
.Lila and Ilke .trot UN for Franklin. 0i1007.591.
CAIN, and an point, to e Ctl Negtoos.
&Writ Moraraten, rov nroodanauf
Loull am ?e h n_. •la pe
g
Vratati - :.-, 401'1'
Id H01t0n...11:50 • urn -
101/ton... 8 . 00 pm ad 11•Iton I 1 :10 m
Stn Milton-II:00 p roan, Holton. 1:15 p
Freeport An. 9130 a ralSoda Work. 1:85 a S Nod. Ways.. 0:10 p Mi7reeport
It Ao 5:11. m
Bradrs 1. As 21.111 Brady• An 10:00.•
Church I;05 • . Church MAO as
Xxpren Manz ':my oulY at' prlompal pednti
IleoormendaVon tivos mop M Mutt mt.
Dolt Tani:Oe •Illiver [Map
ottr .1.01 nm. nano. boLli wiyit
bell Ylittalm:,roa c oral
tHOHAI3 W I I I ' . KIVA
111131141120 : 1.!
ll
LOIN'
FAN A ANDLE
DdIa..VDM OF 11111S.-7n lead altar =ADAM.
Nov. IMOD, trains Ott leave and audios al
,If liftoff licf. of. Plnabnran. ac blimp:
,Iflt.taborgh Timm
Moll rfti . JITTN
nentheni iipiesi=:. 31;99 go . . 11; 111 , eall;
7111 •
une„ .„ 9:413. En I . an
Named 1f43 114. M.'
McDonald's Acc=:l4o.l °OM pM.
Isstaonill./Lccourcod• irZ35..22.
McDoald's licc's M • au
=a Clear
lso Church T....;,•i••` ~n 3
, . p. Dffill a. In.
nude= will move daffy. •
1)l:1D e. y, Mnd wW arriTa d 0.%
• Manors! Tlact nifect ß .Z . lerts
• Ir. CAW ) . cia7" y .
11015 •
LITTEIBIErIiGH4C - =
. DOTIMMLIII V r, 7:49:m 461. 0 0
VOAD... •
•
'lBon %no aux sIINDVY, *dins ii 7
/mans will arrives, ax, depar, +ma: e
uesou, earner or anal and Water staters, -So
(Yana.: .
I;!MMM;M
IlaCeimpenar.oeradVn 11.4
'1,10.4 Irma Out•r. 3: lb r * at: 10:00 • r.
110 st Newt. Ama , d 4430 r * . m. Y•8 0 m * •
ttrathlocra AcCom2t , n..o;lo r. 7. 66 kr * .
Flgltt An. toXelPsport 10:30 - GAD a. o, * -
11 4 7=PMV i .:4. 5 3. 1;00 . A..
MICHAUD. B c.0154.1e.
- r•. a -- r
BEAVER FALLS
TLERY CO.,
M
No. 70 Wood Streets
=9
KAMM 702ZRS OP THEM NSW
lld Cast Handle
TA. LE. -1(.111IFE.
Palm , ' Steel Dude. with concave Bol
ster. Tk mom! composing this handle la
can dem to the bl.de, securing the at
most eat . kin 00121110 01100 lIIMIOOI M
-41111004 .7 '
of [dated oolor tad
It la to pare silver. Handle and
Bla le, atone described, tamatitate ea
article of
u rea DitBl6 N. Elegant £5.
ptararce nit urea Derabilit..
The So rb tittle and GrestAltrength tit
Ibis aril a enables the annefactarers to
ream= dit as especially adapted forte,
In all 'l , sels, riteamboata; Iteetanranta,
Palate Muttons and Privete Tamilles.
BLUER ILLS CUTLEBYCO.,
NO. 10 eod St., Pittsburgh;
01a UVACTURZEB OF
TABLE CUTL SY &POCKET KNIVES.
unlit Guaranteed..
ESTAIILD3ECED 1831.
Ca.. .
6N,Gni &
DEALEItB IN •
HARDWARE,
52 Wood Street,
(Rear dome alba,. Cl. Charles BMA)
PiTISBUROL Pa.
&erebte are Invited
It ali San examine one stook when la
the Clxy.
.
Agents lar Anderson & Wood's Meet
sad Northwestern Slone Shoe RCU.
eway.
A•inn sleek of X•ehintele: lideek•-
eneithe and Carlieniees Toole. Spew
See. Yilee. , I.o.thlsr ',Act
...a.m. • •
JaThue •
CARR LS.GES: BIIGGIES:7-&--a.
JOHN q. WOBEXAN...II. Itloll;:itSSAlilti
-..- • • •
WORKMAN (t, DAVIS,
IiIICCEB3OMI.TO
Workman, Moore & CO..
Lund Warns and Deslets Li
CARRIAGES. BUGGXES,
Spring and Buck Wagons,
Nos. 41, 44, 46 lid 48 Beim Bt., illegkeny.
Belt• Trlttnatd r Atio
invra Ile w
ntel Itlllsanatnelaon In even' PLOW.'
Aellenta7ll:ol itietrilyguvri
w ist gritars;i'd
w for
o,lLrrelitVlL, DAVlrawartir ewe . Vitl
t eem erNri: Ara...tat Wal
sers w il l
metier be eentteeee
_tam,
arder tie name eski.etyle •
DAVI& Ottlate “uei r , re „ Q. woltleet ALL
• le. gicHalt,
Late with 01th...216.". 0 DAVIS
- ii - ri
wear corawr
,Oftekine MOO WOYAklit
„ .
mettlrutOrata Aatallem
rim", ATVAT/t& & •
dan oa turd tvP..l,2ilieft Lot& Ittearta.
Vsalt3e.7,sl . 4TTA t!troret t ketn , ..7-
. t 14,1 mum ♦ t
El
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