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1 9 r 1 418044, 91 edat pitteaddatilliirelled
735 nt!"40 , 1 - 041&*it*t. , ; 70.
OAS moyernent for the week shows'
• d'lcrease VoistilitiFferiPall parts were,
40,575 bean exorta,_ 50,142 bales. The
spring campaign fora flee on stack ex
change commenoed today; and stbek CS.
change is likely to be more lively in the
future, It la reported thetthe Ways and
j • Welke Committee *lll to the Rouse
a new funding bill, and, Mil gand
Currency Committee wll.l-- report .4ibill.
authorising the issue of 11 25 . 6 20.000 addi
tional liatiOnel nut/20W, without any
provision for Withdrawal,sithercertiti
dates or legal tenders. The ( Dual Fund
Mg bill which ,has passed the Lulea
. taro, will rodeoe tolls on grain 7 to 8
cis per bushel, and scatters Utepayment
WNW. Canal debt over 18 years instead
of requiring Ito payment, of K0C3,000
annually.
The bank statement I. favorable.'
Lain 1239,018.279, decrease 5965,442;
epode 5 25 , 310 ,Ldecreaao 51,689,191;
circulation 833, 10,923, decrease $81,330:
deposits IEOB. 5011bareme 1889.388:
lalrel tenders 03.119,840, increase 52,939,. 860. The Flub-Tresaitry disbarment 2240,-
672 coin laterest and- received 53,207,573
from customs during the week. •
Money easy It 405 per cent, with
some exooptlooa 8. •• •-.” - • .
Eiterlingdnil a69Q)934.
.; Gold quiet andresoeied steady; opened
---, at 13%, Wilco 13,34 and closed at 13%. . .
Carrying rattail% per cent to flat, and
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1-64 for borrowhit till Monday.
Mearances 'A5,000.000. -. Exports for
thevreek 8Z37 ,382
431 overilamits are stronger and higher.
4 1 4
Coupolos of In, 1454®15; do. 'B2, 12341 i)
ISt tro. 'B4, llNigill34; do. 'BS, 1 234 1 312,4;
e... new, 1 „ 10y;; do. 'B7, 10,4(410.34; do.
'W. 1 0,4111 34; 10 40's, 8,t4.08X; currency
B'it, 12(012%
State - bonds unsettled: Mismonei.,
2234; old Tennesseea, GO; new do. 8314; old
North Carolinas, 4634; new do. 23; old
- Virginias, 69; new do., (944.
Stocks buoyant and higher with con
alderable activity . and excitement and
due:Mations wide and frequent. North
Western - Common was the chief feature
and sold np to UN. The cook was made
scarce and ta'. So 3-32 per cent. was paid
fortes use till Mondry. • This frightened
the ' , bears," who covered largely. Roan-
Lig activeand edvanced t 0,120,34. N. Y.
Central bnoyset'atid touched 94%. - Lake
Shore liberally ,dealt in,. hlgh as
RN. .Pittsburgh rose to 105, Wabash to
61%, Rock Inland to 117.44, Canton to 73
and Pacific Mail -to 87,14. The 'market
closed strong but generally a trilikoirthe
Wei gel. rate.
Canton,'7 2 M7Cumberland,29; Western
Union Tele , raph, 3234; Quicksilver. 8%;
• Maritime, If%; do preferred, 14; Water
Power, 18%;.. Adam... Express- 81}4;
W.elia; 4 1113 i; ,1 Ameritne;• . WV.; :417nited
Engels, 43%; PAOLI° Mail, 3834; New York •
Central, -94 X; Rails .92; ,Erte. 2434; do
preferred: 614- Harlem,' Mir do pre.
' tarred, 145: . Beading 10034; Michigan
Central; 121;4; Like Shore, 92;
Insole Cenral; 12234; Pitteteprgeilo434;
Nenthweeterni, ' 75%; prefer, Elly‘,
raC/s/and, /Ili; New .Termey Central;
y lif ii ' Br: Pant, KU; preferred. 74%;
Wabash; 61; preferred, 78; Fort Wayne,
92 30 Terre Rant., 3834; preferred. 66;
Chicago and Alton, 112343 preferred, 112;
Ohio and filselselppl, 0. C. and C.,
' 7734; St. Joe, 112.
Falls, Boston - prlom—Reds, ddi Copper
Sob-Treasury. balance: gold 182,889.-
486, currency 82,743,515; general balance
587,2 7 1,970.
Importifor the week: duets:42l2.l3Fr
&A general merchandise 55,010,721.
PITTSBURGH HARK6OI4.-
OM= OF rrivenCllMS IikZETTE,
BATVEDAT. April 23, 1870.
The general;markets have been . mod
erately active ,Iduring the week whicn
has just, elosed, though there la still
plenty of room for improvement. The
mast Important feature we *aye ict no
doe Is a little "flurry" in flour. but It is
only temporary and Is not likely to .
amount to, much, at least there is no
good or substantial reason at present
why it should. Compared with last
week, winter wheat flours are 25 to 300
per bbl higher, and maul,' all the mills
that ahlp to this market have put their
prima up roe 25 to teo per bbl, and they
all report that they have no stook on
hand, and now orders can not be ailed
Inside a week or two even at the ad.
vanes. There la no scarcity of wheat In
the country, but Wheel the farmers
could have moved their wheat, the
roads were everywhere almost halms
able and now they are busily engaged
in seeding. The general impression is
that the advance will not amount to
much, that la view of the List that the
prospects for the next crop could not bo
better, (Omen as soon as they get
through rowdies, will gotdheir wheat in
to market as rapidlY as possible, and this
well cuss • decline. Spring wheat
Sours, although firmer and more active,
are not qtlotably higher; this will tend
to hold winter wheat flour In check, fur
In case it should advance much, the do.
wand will fall off and the inquiry fur
spring increase. Of course, for family
uses the latter is preferred to the form
ven at • bigger • vrlce,but bakers use
• Cr, ;good deal of spring and It anawets
their Purpose just about as well as win
• ter. The grain trade, with the exception
Of oats, hes been fairly active all weak,
but it begins to look es If the toy bad
been reached, and. some operators aro
already predicting a reaction. Corn de
clined sharply In the east on Friday, and
oats are In better supply and weaker
than last week. The grocery trade is
quite active and all the leading house
appear to be very busy, having stout house s
army orders as they can fib, and the
sales of nu and coffees • Continue
lame. P sloes steady with a steady
jobbing demand, and regular sales at
fail priest
APPLE BUTTER—SaIes at 65111700.
.ASIIEN—QuIet. and unchanged; Com
mon hods Ash, le; refined do IX:
Peseta 04493 1 f; Pots 73i.
APPLES Pearce, especially 'good
qualities in sound condition. •We con
tinue to quote at 1364 per DOI for fair to
pond sod 1141)046 for °holm •
BIIITTSIL—StrictIy choice freak roll In
far demand with sales at 36 and 87, but
lopollosi * s low at 3 3 4135, while Inferior
Se hard to sell at any price. .
BEADIS—Thers is no ImprOvement In
the domino and no cbange In prices;
oijow per brobed.
iiiileMlL-Le goner and more active,
NeW
YToodntowYk BIOS Dassi 16x16%(417;(;s York
Nets O, it do Fancy, 18.
cumagMBRIPX--flales of Beckett 3‘ 's
Skills Bantus at 1269 K bbl.
CAALROX 011,-111, if soytbingr e,
mugs sierwger.. tat without quotaws
- 1060,0, Myst. Sissodsed brads, 2111br
lOMAty istit swims for small Jots.
higgyo.ye armor In syr_nplabY
o=g, andiitlied 00W1 per
Mis to onolity,
kt; MIT--Theta is rather come
fere/Wiry fo`fapplael but peseta ere is
eleajagertf,il4 ihs fasirksi Is corn-
Plately glutted. ME Faimer may be
and the latter at 7(3
ar,delitit3ll . 4 . for halves,quoted at 63.036 M.
it for quarters,
Blackberrlog, 124313, ~
EGGS—Omtinue very slow, notwlth.
Standing the recoipta are comparatively
lighh, and the advance Which some
dealers have been predicting for a week
past, seems to be as far off as ever. Sales
at 16 io 16.
FV,ITHEBS—Live Reese feathers
,ino at. 90 eta - to the trade, and the
asualladviince for small lota.
FLOUR—Is firm With a steady local
demand • and prices, although - tin
cillantai?d. ,
v‘,7ere continue strong t and o u well taw e zu r a...
tiou in More, at I.s®`s l l i' for spring:
UM 6 for winter, and 17(37,60 for
fancy ninda.' Bye hour, first 4 96,
u —l nleatiltnasrrt kna In do.
i s
mand with palest:l'good to prime rod itt.
91,15(31,18. Otte in 'good supply and
quiet:but unchanged; 47i348 In Brat
hands,' buyers turnlabing Winn 150 g ,5 /
on wharf and track, and 6.4(3561u store.
eOrn le unchanged, though hardly as
&ironic; under the influence o, the ad.
vices frotraho east; ear may be quoted at
666987; and aliened at 90(392. Rye—there
is some Inquiry and not much offering;
sales e 95498, and it is probable that •
aloe ro tad lot would bring gi..'. In bar
ley the la little or nothing drfing—not
us d
,wanted•
We not Conti O quote prima to choice
spring et 86(390.
13 .A.Y—Baled may be quoted at 115(3
20; with But little strictly priMe In mar
got.
HOMlNY—Market almost bare, but
thorn in not much inquiry for it; may be
quoted at #6@i 6 l‘. Per - bbL
HIDR4 , --Green salted, 10 @li. do
butcher,,, 7igh3; dry flint. 22@21; green
colt, 12%
1 1USKR-2%@)3e.
LARD OlL—Extra No. I is quoted
Arm at g1,M.411,24),
LlMR,Esatertr white, 11,76; Cleve
land, 112,26.
, • .
ONIONS--Market pretty well glutted,
and little or no demand. .
POTATOP.S—SeIea of prime Lake
Rhone Peach Blows at 46447. River isa.
tetra's, 35440 e on wharf.
PROVISIONS—Market steady but on.
ebangeti. Shoulders, 1235®12% for
Plain, and 1335413% for Sugar Cured;
Ei1dee,153,4 far Ribbed end IN for tlieer.
llama, lex far Plain; 17%418 for Plain
'Sugar Cured; and IS% for Canvassed.
'Lard, 1634 In tierces and 17.4 in kegs.
Mem Pork, 629. Breakfast Bacon, Wm;
Dried Reef. 20.
PEANUTS—Prime Tennessee quoted
wr ,- .ARLEIr-40.- 4, e 4 No. 3,
.63.41 Oatmeal, 11 0,60 per bushel, 15,60
per Its11"bbl. - • •
PEAS —51,75@1,80 per
BALT—Sides ear Mad lota at 11.650 1
1,70, with the usual advanee In store.
EiFens, W=.ceport,a sale, et 600
bushels - atl.sl,llo-4111111 lots'
will net bring over 12,11. Clovor hoed Is
slow with nmail'eales at 1034; and timo
thy cannot be quoted above $ d 834.
rn7itozearim suutakwr
orims or Pr/TERI/ERR GAZSriI,..
. 114.n..naitua, April 23. 1370. 1
REVIEW IVOR THE WEEK.
The oil market during the first part of
tho week' was quiet; end, neglected, and
priors were barely maintained; since
then, however, a stronger - feeling hass
prevailed, particularly In refined; and
with a brisk inquiry and larger sales,
prima have advanced fully half a cent.
Crude, under the Influence of big strikes,
dropped y to y , a cent during Wednes
day and Thursday; on Friday, the feel
ing wm stronger, while to-day an ad
vauce of a y‘ was established; the mar
ket closing steady at the advance, though
there aro some who are Impressed with
the belief that the advance cannot be
maintained in the face or an Increased
production. There is no question, how
ever, but what the market le much
stronger, both crude and refined, while
at the same time It Is generally conceded
that the nroduetlon is Increasing, and is
almost cartels. to be larger this month
The trade here have 7 e-. ,, ,0n to eongrat
niate themselves! ;Lid notwithstanding
buainelteitsit be au Eli:nee/Jingly all:writh e
inn lQ:tits ',par, the market after all is
nelymore healthy condition than
It was at this time last year, not tiling
flooded with contracts, and our MUM.
Mactilrers am in good trim for buil/men
whenever the proper limo-arrives. As
we noticed the °the: day, there is an al
most total total abeence of that wild
speculative feellog which prevailed dpr-,
log the greater part of 1860. and notwlth
staudlng the sales from January let to
date do not begin to compare with tbree
of the saute time 1870, our shipments;
are larger. Thla demonstrates beyond
a doubt that there has been more legit
imate business and leas epeculatiou, and
this may be regarded au a good omen, In
dicating as It does that the trade here ie
is determined to do a legitimates bold
ness. -
Receipt. Crude this week, 36,532, hat
week, 38,406; January Ist to date, 248,-
075; same num last year. 2=lll.
porta indeed this week, 11.362: Met week,
10,3411; January jet to date 125,454; same
time Pest year, 05,444. Bales this week,
15,400 Ws crude, 11,000 reflood; lut
week, 13,200 crude, 11,000 refined., :
The market opened strong, and com
pared with yesterday, an advance of g.
wee estiblished, but closed a shade'
easier, though not quotably lower.. Sales'
of 1,200 bbls spot at 'll 1,800 do at 11:
1,000 seller April at 11; 1,000 ealier June
at 1.1)4. Buyer all year nominal at 13x;
Seller May, 11011 q.
CMIEIM
The market le strong and priest haye
mall further advanced, and there Is con.
elderablo Inquiry both for present and
future delivery.. Eels. 2,000. Mayat.2B;*
and WO each April and May. last half
each Month, at 26; 'April, 26 bid; May,
26 bid; Joao, 26N Did; July, 26,0 - Angled
ZiNteeptetaber.2B. May to December
quoted at 28; buyer all year,29,413430.
ROMP= OP CRUDE ern H T. V. It- R.
F A Bates 69, on account 0 0 et A fi B;
A B Mille 80, on account. W Barth); D
Bly 113, on account same; Spray Oil
Works 80, on account L Hepler.
Total 823 bbla.
BIIIIITENTS OP OTL BT A. V. B. B.
J..A.llcKsti 10,777 gallons refined to
Boldwlek & Telford, New York. •
..Lookhart, - Prew at Co. 735 Ws refined,
to Warden, Prow 3 Co.. Phil..
Citizens Olt Works as bbl. relined to
Task Bro. , Philadelphia.
H. Koehler a. Co., 200 bbla relined to
Waring. K. at Co., Phil's. •
T0ta1......... 1,623 bbla;
SHIPMENTS EAST AT L PODIUM): DEPOT.
Hutchinson Olt Henning Co., 312 bbls
ref. osl to Warden, Frew Et Co., Phila. -
_Brooks, B dr. Co., L.l) bble ref. oil to
Warden,. F. & Cb., Phil's.
..., 1,463 bbLs.
DIABKETI4 BY TELEGRAPH.
New Yong, April 2.3.—Cotton quiet;
sales 1,200 bales of middling uplands at
2334 c. Flour: receipts were 7,303 bbls;
prices are 14100 better on low grades;
sales 7.500 bbia at 14,60(g6 50 for superfine
State and western ; 25,25430,15, white
wheat extra; 14,90 CA round lit sp Ohio;
5625436, extra St. Louis. Rye Floor
steady; sales 250 bids at 84,2542;5,33: Corn
Meal quiet. Whisky heavy and lower;
sales 400 bbis western, at 11.0 1 411,07. and
100 bbis, buyer May at 11,07%. Wheat:
receipts were 45,120 bush; prices ore lc
better, with a fair export demand; sake
92.000• bush at 11,03 for No. 3 spring;
11,013001,13, No. 2 dm 11,15, No. 1 d0..1n
• store; 11,23(41,2534, winter red and am
ber western; 11,3301,3734, white Allah.;
11,72 for extra chose white State Rye
quiet. Barley in fair request, with salts
01 , 12,500 bushels Canada West at 05@e7c;
Barley malt quiet. Corn; receipts 12.800
bushels; the market , ler heavy and - 102 c
, lower, with sales of 4,01X1 bushels at 11,12
01.14 for new and old nailed western,
31,1501,16 for new wpstern and southern
Ono; receipts 10,083 bushels;
the market is I®2o lower, with sales of
38,010 bushels at 6735@620 for western In
store and afloat, and 68@69c for Ohio, all
State. Bice quiet and firm. Coffee quiet
.and steady. Molasses quiet; Porto Rico
120.- Sugar steady, withsalesof 700 bhda
at 92i934e • for Clubs, and 050)9,4ic for
porto Rico. • p , troletim is, held at 1.444 c
for -,crude, and ' 2s M@Dle for refined.
Wool is. more active and sales were
.made - of 300,000 rounds at 44®52350 for
domestic fleece, 33@340 for pulled.
Leather quiet and unchanged. Coal
quiet. Hay steady at 850 for shipping,
9561L20 for retail lots. Hops quiet.
Ftheatning copper steady. Ingot copper
a shade easier with n better Inquiry.
Pig Iron in goa l demand at 133g35 for
Scotch, 531ig34 fur American. Bar dull
at 176 for relined English and American.
Sheet Iron quiet at 11®120 gold 'for
Basalt. Nails quiet at 4301434 e for cot,'
6%@60 fOrclinctied, and 521029 c for horse
shoe. Pork quiet; sales of 660 barrels
at 127,75 for mesa, 121,50w%1 for' prime
and 124024,25 for prime mess; also 250
kis mess • seller May at 627,75. Beef
steady, with sales 275 bbis sat $lOOl5 for
new plain mess and 1140)14,75 for new
extra mess. Tierce Beef firmer, with
sales 150 ice at 124@28 for prime mess
and 172@131 for India mew. Beef Hams
steady, with sales 125 bble at 128033 for
new. Cut Meats firmer, with sales 240
pkgs at 1034aL20 for shoulders and 1540
16%e for hams. Middles steady. Dud
steady and quiet. with sales 480 tea at
11534@1635c for steam and 1635®17c for
kettle rendered; also 500 tes steam Boller
May, Jane and Jury at 1554(?)16,4c. But
ter unchanged at 14@)A1a tbr Ohio.
Cheese quiet at 14@17a. Freight• to
Liverpool quiet and firm, with ship
memo 20,000 bash wheat per steamer at
4d.
.joiss—Flonr closed a shade firmer on
ow grade. of extra, with a moderate
PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE :-
export and home trade semand. Wheat
quiet aria very firm at $1,09®1,13 for No.
stioir.sstid 11,28§1,28 for winter led
an amber western. Rye quiet at 97(3111
far western. Corn dull and heavy at
1 1 , 1 1@1,13 for new mixed western. Pork
very quiet at $27.75 (or mess. Beef
steady, with a moderate demand. Cut
meats in good request at full prices.
Bacon nominal. Lard active; sales 1500
tcs of prime steam at 1630 cub, 1630
seller April, 16X@I6lie seller May and
15%0016.3 nailer thine months. Eggs
steady at 17@l8c.
ST. Louis, April 23.—Tobscco steady
and unchanged. Cotton quiet at 22(di
22.14 c. Hemp is quiet at 1,20@ 1,30 for
undressed. flour dill! at 13,95134,10 for
fall miner, 14,11.138 for e.civii:6 extra,
and en@)s,so for treble extra. Wheat
slow, at Mc for No. 2 spring, 850 for No.
1; $1,03(41,05 for No. 2 red fall, and $1,25
01.33 for choice to fancy. Corn firmer
at 92494 c for mixed and yellow, and 94
(07.98 c, for white. Oats firm at 54(g)56c.
Barley steady at $1@1,05 for Minnesota.
Rye is higher aud wanted at 77@80e
Whiskey• demoralized, buyers demand
a large decline, and nothing done. Gro
ceries steady and unchanged. PrOVlalotiel
firm, with • small sales. York, original at
828,75®20; loose dry salt shoulders at
1034 c; rough tildes, 138 c; hams, 14%c;
clear rib . 14 .4 .0 , and clear at 150. Bacon
Bbouldeni, 12e; Clear rib, 15c, and cleared
1 6 ,i(g153fc. Lard firm at 1534@18c for
steam.
Cattle aro inactive at 44®7340, Hogs
sterol, it 8 ®93-go.
CM IGAOO, April 23.—Exchange is no.
changed. Flour firm and steady. Wheat
1.34@2c higher: mass No. 9 atMOB3:.• cash;
8131 ®83.-U,c seller Michigan; 8534 e seller
June, cloalog quiet IE% ®B3E'e cash; this
afternoon norattled 840 cash; BEO seller
May. Oorn 1,11®20 higher, cueing at
I MN® 86e; this afternoon firm 8534
Oats firmer and to higher, cloolog at 44r,
fur No. 2. Rye more active: No. 2 closed
at 75c. Highalues steady at 1401. Pro
visions firmer and quiet. Mess Pork
closed :at 127,50. Lard 153 , 4®153‘e. Dry
salted allbuldera 1031 e. Receipts for past
twenty-four hours: flour 5.378 bbls,wheat
23,000, corn 45,490, oats 34,604, rye 1,110
barley 2,240 bush, hogs 2,063. Shipment.
—fiour - 4.149 bblit, -wheat WMI, oath 65,-
987, oats 2,630, rye 4,320, barley 2,210 bus.
boos A 1.832..
CrlrOra Satz, April 2.3.—F10ur steady,
fatally 11 5 @5,25. Wheat steady, 11,101
1,12. Own firm at 90(302c. Oats &mar
at 67142 e. Rye and barley unchanged.
Whisky: 51 offered, ;1,10 asked. Mess
pork held at 129 for the best brands .
5za..76 offered. Lard ave beau
wild this afternem at lfic, ] butta held at
1630. Bulk shoulders in good demand
at /le; sale, of 280,000 Ilse; sides 1434 e,
and 15c for clear rib and clear. Bataan
firm at fall rates, abouldere ISo, elder
153‘®163f0. some ask 34e higher. Sugar
cured hams 18018360, and firm. Butter
and cheese _unchanged. Eggs declined
to Itico, and dull. Linseed oil 88®90e.
Lard oil $1,25®1,28 - Petroleum 24(127e.
Sugar dna at foil rates, with a large de
mand. Wife° firm at 19®23n. -
NEM °BLEARS, April 23.--Cotton firm
and demand felt males of 8,000 balee of
middlings at .tp.„;,c; receipts 2,138 bales;
export. 10,058 bales. - Floor dull; super
fine 1,15(0,25, extra 54,75, doubleextra
$5,50. Corn firmer at ;1,05®1,10. Oat,
firmer at 63(§61e. Bran 11,45 (4 1 , 50 . Hay
0:6,50. Pork firm ; mess Mii311,25.
Bacon firm; shoulders at 12,4‘®1230, rib
aides 16%®16.50, ctearaides name
1834 WWI. Lard firm; tierce 1634 e, keg
1834 ®lB}o. Sugar: prime 1.134€91131e.
Molluscs: prime rebelled 70c. Whisk
z 9 234@;41,03. Coffee easier; fair 16%"
16)4c, prime 17E ®18,:.
CLEVELAND, April M . —Floorsteady:
country brands white double extra.ic
®6,25; red double extra. 15®5,25; am
ber double extra ;5,®5,50• spring dont).
le extra ;4,25%5,25. Rye flour quiet at
54,75®5,50 per barrel. Wheat lower,
No. I red. 51,12; No. 2 do 51,00. Dorn
steady at 95(4934e for mixed. Oats firm
at 57058 c rot rfo.. 1 date. Rye steady.
Barley quiet at 85c ®ll,OO for State and
Canada. Petroleum very- dull: no trans.
molten.; refined held at .9234fil=c for
standard White; crude quiet at 55,10.
....BALTIMORE, April 23.—Flour quiet
and firm Wheat firmer, with sales of
Maryland amber at : 1 , 40 0 1 ,53. Ooro
quiet: white ;1,10(41,18 and yellow dull
at ;1,10; receipts good. Oats firm at 64®
1381. Rye steady at 93c011,10. Pork—
mesa firm at t28,50®29. Bacon motive
and advancing: rib sides 16c; clear aides
17c; shoulder, 13e; hems 19®200. Lard
firm at 1634 ®l6Xe. Whisky quiet at
11.06(1,07.
LOITIIWILLE. Aunt M.—Cotton arm;
tulddinaga lAkt. Flour la. Corn at {IA
for eacked. Rye 95c. Oata tOo. Wheat
11.0512/1.20. Bay 116. Pork Pd. Bacon
12q(916®10 c. Bulk meats 11yig150
Lird at Jaw; males 1000 ice head
and gut lard to Cincinnati puller at
15 3.0. Whieky KW. TotiaocT—sales
2de hhde at 15,15207,50 for trash to loge.
te,902025 for low to medium bright leaf;
Putuaust.PutA. April 23,—Flonr I[ln
el:tainted. Wheat; redijl.24(al,Bo. Corn:
yellow $1,1401,16. Oats steady. °Sated°.
Petroleum quiet; crude 18%e; refined
25%c. Proylalona dui L Men pork =AO
@c2.7.25; lard unchanged. Whiskey nom-
Mal at 14,03 for wood and 11,07 for iron
bound.
klastrnis, April 23.—Cotton stiff at
2234 q receipts 692 and exports 772 bales.
Fluur ie, 50 @ 9 .60. Corn St ®1.15. Osta
-65c. Bay 127. Bran $2B. Pork $29
Lard 16@17340. Bacon steady; shot:Lidera
121 and aides 17tio.
BUFFALO, April 23.—Tke receipts of
cattle to-day were light. The market
cluaed fair at 1609,123 i far stockers to
good Shipping cattle. Sheep sod hogs'
unchanged.
CHICAGO, April 23. —Cattle steady $5.80
@7,30 for gc3d butchers to good smooth
steers. Bogs steady 18,60®9,06 common
to gooct smooth.
rdirmeustnit, April 21.—F/our
choice Wisconsin 14 1004 76. Wheat
unsettled at 880 for No. I, and 8330 - lor
No. 2. Oats steady in 48,50 for No. 2.
Dry. Goods Market.
NEW You. April 23—Market active
end steady for most classes of goods.
Allendale 9-4 sheeting In the brown are
reduced to itba, do 10.4 do to 400, do 11.4
do to 5130. Lawrence standard sheeting
command 15c, Minuets A 14c, do 33 Inch
120. - Pittsfield 11%0. Allendale bleach
ed sheeting 36c, do 9-4 do, do 10-4 45c.
Androscoggin L 36 inch 14, Methuen A
A ticking& 26M, Bunker Hill do 17e.
liducassllle A stripes /4(3118o Bates'
eorsetjanes lie. Whittendon oottenade
checks L2l(P)25c. Printed calicoes PX
@l2o as to style and brand.
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD
CLIVELAND, AND PITTSBURGH RAIL
ROAD, April 23.-7 cans pig Iron, Nlntlek
& Co; 1 do do do, Union Iron Mulls; 1 do
do do, Graff, B & Ocu 835 bush potatoes,
Bricker & Co; 120 hf bbls flab, J H Ldp.
pincott; 8,00 ft lumber, R P Burgin; 5
bbls potatoes, Volgt, M & Co; 3 bxs but.
ter, Bruggerman & O'B; 2 cka potash . ; J
B Canfield; 59 Wls b bdis, Jam Harrison;
12 ecka potatoes, H Riddle; 69 do oats,
Graham &M; 1 car oats, Bingham, 11
Co; 5 bbls apples, 1 bx beet tongues,
McCracken, G A Co; 18 aka potatoes,
McHenry& II; 3 bills I rocker., 3 doe do,
9 do chairs, .1 M Woodweil & Son. 14
bbls knobs, Moorhead, Adams & CO; 8
rolls leather, G N Hollstot; 26 Jugs
molasses, Bruggerman & O'B; 18 outs
chairs, Bedford Chair Co; 10 aka rags, P
Duff & Sons; 1 oak cheese,.ll2o Daub: 2
bbl. eggs, F 0 Craighea; 1 do bacon,
Haworth & D; 26 bales bay, W H Nant.
ker; 43 eke corn, P Duff Son; 1114•balcs
hay, W Nantker
.80o; So
& 120 hf fish,
Watt, Lang
Co; 60 qr bbls n;
fish, Albee
& Co; 10 hf do d fruit, Wm Cooper &
On; 5 bbla d apples, Volgt, M & 0o; 8 bas
b b goods M Downer; 10 bbla oil, (3 N
Holtstot & (kg 2 bbls grime, B Platte; 2
2 bail tobacco, 1 bbl d apples 1 do
peaches, H Pu gh; 1 bbl eggs, Woodworth
& D; 4 do d apples, 3 aka feathers 8 De.
col; 4 bids do apples Van Corder & El; 1
car oats, Bingham, C & Co: 19 irks rags
Juo Dunlap; 1 bbl eggs, Robt Poet; 6
bbla oat meal, D Haworth.
Pirranunott FORT WAYNE AND CHI
CAGO RAILROAD, April 73.-400 aka
flour, Dan Wallace; 100 do do, owner; 1
car rye, W J Meek; 2 pkgs butter, 3 kgs
lard, Volgt, M & 0o; 48 aka raga, 13,
Chrlsty; 300 bbls flour,Scbonsaker & L;
300 do do, owner; 8 pgs bacon, 116 eke
oats, H Rea Jr; 9 bbta eggs, 1 box butter,
58 eke potatoes, Houck, J & Co; 1 bbis
eggs, W D CS:opal. &Co 20 aka potatoes,
1 car do, Woodworth A D; 8 sks o seed,
Dilworth, 11 & Co; 31 bags tin,T J Me.
Carty; 20 bbls flour, 8 M arvin; 3 eke
cheese, H Riddle: 30 eke potatoes, 29
kits lard, 811 Baird; 28 do: brooms,
Ewart & 00; 1 bbl _liquor, J. McKay; 69
aka feed, Watt, Lang & Co; 45 a ma
chines, W Sumner & Co; 6 bbla lard oil,
J Keeler &On 100 g hides , Boyd, M &
Co; 3S do do, J Harp; 7 pkgs liquor, A G
McGrew & Co; 1 do do, j S Fleming; 5 do
do, J McCulloch; 8 caddies tobacco, E
.Wormser; 50 bbla flour, 8 Lindsay Jr &
18 bbls peas, Volgt, 81 & Co; 8 bbl.
our, P F,annigan; 100 do do, Segh
toyer &V; 40 tau lard, W H Reward er
Co; 5 pkgi liquor, J Frolich; cases , g
corn, 5 do quince:, J Meltlmmell; 3 bbl.
crackers, J A Renshaw; 8 do alcohol, J
Henderson Bro; 200 bbla flour, Watt, L
& Co.
P/TTISDIDIGIL. CINCIINDAT/ AND ST.
Louis RAILILOAD, April 2A-3 cars
wheat, R T Kennedy fro; 1 do do, Wts
McKee: 100 bga oats, Realtor & H; 4 baa
oldes t P Duff & Son; 35 be's grain. Mo.
Henry H; 87 do rags, R Christy; 21 do
oats, 4do corn, S Hood; 1 bbl potatoes,
W P Logan; 8 do do, A Boyd; sdo sp.
Wes. W J Steel; 4 bbls apples, W H
Graff; 4 do do, J A Graff; 10 bee tobacco,
&I W Rankin; 50 s ladders, W W Knox;
3Ws tools, .1" Simpeoel 2 do du. White.
- sides & D; 8 bdls hoes, 10 do handles,
Laetner; 9 bra hoes, Lindsay, S & Et 20
bdls snail* Edo forks, Logan & 0:100
ads flour, Seghmyer & V; 20 bbbi ap•
plea Volgt, & Co; 5 kgs butter, LT
Pettit; 10 butte tobacco, C, Annabel; 5
to boat W B Hays; 2 hhda ' tobacco, W
D Rinehart; Bdo do, E Wormier; 2 Ins
do, J W Taylor; I hhd do, A Sr_hattb;
bxe drugs, L Stevenson.
ALLIDIMENY STA&
Co; 2 d TION. Aptil
care metal, Graft B o co, Pitts-
Noah Iron and Forge Co; 8 pairs egr, J
Kohen; I car lime, Johnston & CO; 8 3 lara
°ate, Cltoen; 2 care metal, Lewis, B &
D: 5 care wheat, Kennedy Bro: 19 hides,
& J Groottinger; 2 care lumber, John
Nana;/ car wheat, W McKee dr. Co; I do
rye, Culp & El; 1 do cconerage,
Hemphill; 3 do do, Ralya & it; 500 pigs
lead, W hi Porter; 12 pkgs cheese,
Meyer.
ALLERGY:NT VALLEY RAILROAD,
April 23.-18 bga grain, Laing dr. hi; 3 dos
brooms, 2 aka seed. E Heasletou: 2 cars
metal, MeKuiglat & Co. 3 page f aced,
Knox & Orr; 5 rolls leather. O N Hog.
etott; 1 bag o aced. A Kirkpatrick & Co;
170 e bble, W hi Gormley.
=
Wanammai rza Panama)" April 23.-
1 crate queenaware, 1 bx slam. Brown.-
vine 'Wharf Boat; 25 bp "Pod, W W
Knox; I bbl glue, B L Fahneatook; 55
belle now print; lek papera,l Pittsburgh
Paper Manntsontring CO; 220 pat drain
14 0 . Ecker H; 18 aka tags, 8 bdis
ropo,•1 - lotaonap Iron, J .11 Aims; 69 bbla
Maple; Volgt, M Cot 39 eke oats, 3
b 2 " 9 l l la df) N .T. R°B6 & Ewing;
98
bga barley,
60 Pales hang W Fair
ley.
Primennuda, Bflowwleeitts AND Ga
rr/MA PAbICAT Co, Aprll 2&-252 but
w gleam, R C Sebmerts; 2 Mrs eggs, 11 W
Williamson; 8 bxs blackberries, Johns
ton & C; 48 bpi oats, 2 de t seed, Mo.
Henry & H, 280 bas Sr glair, Fry dr. Co;
45 bg.. oats El 11 Floyd &I)7,;, 1 bbl onions
W J Steel Bro; 0 bbla apples, Fat Carri•
gan; 20 do do, 9 do eggs, B Di Stephen%
16 do apples, M. W Rankin; 32 do do, W
Ai Miller - 20 bales hay, A. 8 Carlisle; 40
bits osts,.l. Duff & Sonc ban w glen.
John Flack; 10 bales , luny & 11; ..11
bits corn, Banker & So ; 3 aka fee, 10
bales hay, Campbell &C; 18 bgs code. W
Welsh dt en; 41 mks wool, Clarke & G.
NABHVILLIS Pan CAMELIA, April 23.-
23,000 feet - lumbei 2,000 cedar posts,
owner on board; Meeks hair, 31 do glue
scraps, 2 bbls :tallow, 40 tons bones,
Reveler .6 Co; 100 bbl. flour, Lindsay
Jr & Co; 100 do do, Dan Wallace; 82 pkgs
cedar buckets, Freeman & Berger; 63
ale tibia, tipenearek Zdedisy.
lUVER NAWS,
The river. is again receding et -this
point, with nine and a half feet In the
channel. Weather yesterday ;as clear
and oppressivelyhot in the sun. •
The Belle, from Wlitleling, Is the ouli
arrival we have to report. The Julie No.
3, from Zsneaville, is due here to-day. '-
Capt. Anawalt of the Wild Duck if
rived hers on Saturdiry from Cairo by
rail. The Wild Duck Is en route from
St. Louis with three barges containing
1,700 tons of Iron ore for Denton, Steu
benville and Pittebtint - ti.
The Belloyernen "departed for St.
Louis on Saturday evening with a fair
trip and engagements' below sufficient
to MI out. Pllota—Morrls and Fermi
son.
Capt. Wards Kerr expects to have the
Granite State ready to leave for Porte.
mouth-en Wednesday week.
The Lorene, Capt. Sam Sherman, with
Capt. J.N. Vandergrlft in the °Moe, IS
announeed to depart for St. Louts and
the Upper Mississippi tomorrow.
The Mollie Ebert, 4.1 d. G. W. EtAit,
will be the first tbretigh boat for New
Orioans, and passengers and shippers
should bear this in mind.'
The new steamer Fortenelle, Capt.
Shaw, Is advertised to depart for St.
Louis and Misilourl river tomorro*.
—The Louisville and Portland Canal
was completed in 1830 by a company
chartered by the State. of Kentucky.
The Government was stockholder to the
amount of 5233,500, which was increased
by dividends In eleven years to PG 978,
From 1842 to 1859 the income was used
to buy up stock owned by private Ind,.
viduals, and since 1859 to enlarging and
extending the canal,itc. The enlarge.
meat and extension was commenced In
•Ise o and abandoned In 1666 for want of
funds, alter e 1,825,302 had been expend
ed for lands and improvement. The cost
of the canal as It stands was 52X5,403.
If there had been no war, this work ao.
cording to the original plan, prepared by
T. D. Snowden.
A'Loulertlie dispatch says: The first
of a Inumber of suits against the.Louliu
title dt Cincinnati Mail Lino Company,
for damages, by friends of persons who
lost their lives by the collision and burn.
log of the steamers United Mates and
America came up for trial and was coin.
menced Itedav to the Common Pleas
Coon. The plaintiff is the widow of
Andrew Spelideberg. She sues for 820,-
1 000 damages. The company's defense
Is that, having complied with the law In
every
p l a t r aba . I plads n ha t l t a he c
ease d o n e s s .
not come under the Jurisdiction. of this
Court. A rairtion of the evidence, which
is voluminous„ was heard. The trial
will not be concluded for several days.
—Capt. John A. Williamson, who has
Just returned from Washington, where
be was -before the Cammittee on appro.
priathans on the subject of the Louisville
and Portland Canal, thinks there is no
doubt that • specific appropriation of
6250,000 will be made to complete the
canal.
~Heritottireithe _Moller obtained
from the Government for this work has
' been included in the general harbor and
river appropriation, and afterward ap.
Portioned ,by the.; Secretary olWar to
the 'various works of hoprovinatmt.—
an. Enquirer.
' —A Cairo telegram to the Cincinnati
Gosimeretal, udder date of Friday, says:
"The Grand Era, St. Louis to New Or.
leambis here: Sulk out With . 150 tone
Her Clerk, James Kerr, Jr. ' is missing
clone the night before the boat left St.
Louis, when he was last seen going from
the theater to the boat. It is feared, he
has been murdered or drowned. He had
very little money with him."
—The Keokuk Packet CO. earns out
first beet In a snit lately brought by a
negro at Quincy, against the company,
for refining him a seat at the that table
on one of the packets, and aubsequenUy
putting him off the boat for disorderly
conduct. The negro charged the com
pany 52,000 for its indignity to his per
son, and 'the Court decided-that they
need not pay it.
—A horrible doable murder was com
mitted a few days -eine.. on • a lumber
raft, one hundred miles above Memphis.
Two of the crew, named Dennis and Mc-
Guire, were killed, one with an ax and .
the other with a knife, by the balance of
the crew and their bodies thrown over-
Ward. •
—The Memphis Avatiniche;of Wedtitia•
day, says: Jack Chambers Is again In the
city. He leaves here for PltUburgh In a
day or two, on business, and will take
some samples of the "lie" he recently
struck on the Arkansas, to be analyzed
by the experts of the Smoky City.
—The steamer, General . Lytle caught
tire around oneof the chimneys Friday
evening last, on her way to Louisville
from Cincinnati, producing great excite.
went. A landing was effected and the
are extinguished with • fire extinguish.
er, though It refused to yield to water.
—The barge of coal suns by the Bea
-1 gal Tiger, at the Louisville bridge,
Thursday, belonged to the Duquesne &
Galena Gas Company—not to W. H.
Brown, as stated elsewhere. -
-The towboat, Bengal Tiger, sunk
several barges of coal by coming in con
tact:with pier nineteen of the , bridge at
Louisville on Thursday. • The- coal be•
longed to W. 11. Brown dt Co.
—The Juniata arrived at Cincinnati on
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, and the
Camilla was to have left there for Pitts.,
burghthe same day. • '
—The Cresent City was sold at Evais.
villooThursday, by the Messrs. Start to
Xavier Talbert, for 11,900, for the Bayou
Teche trade.
• —The Mollie Ebert, Capt. G,l_W. Ebert,
with the •Yeteran , Staridisb Peppard in
the oMce, will be the first boat out for
New Orleans.
-The Wsuanits arrived • at Cinoirmati
on Wedneadee, less than 21 dime nut,
making the round trip to New Orleans.
—The Arlin Capt.' Moore, Is due
hare from Cincinnat gton, i
to clay and will re-
Otto al mud ha-morrow at noon.
—The Sliver Spray, from New Orleans
has 20 bhds Of sugar for J. 8. Dilworth a
CO., of this city.
- .
— The Red Wing, Kate Putnam, and
Wild Duck were at Evansville on Thurs
day.
Upper Rivers.
P. A A. Telegraph Company.l
Unamrssozo, April 24.—River falling
very Blow/Y; about eleven feet of water
In tile channel. Weather cloudy. Ther
mometer 76 at 6 r. Y.
BnoWatrrixrm,Aprll24.—River Skiing
with eleven and a half feet of water in
the channel. - Weather clear. 'Ther
mometer 65 at 7 r. y. O.
AitOBITACTB
T. - D. EYAUFS,
EMI
No. 42 Fifth Aveutie.
Plans .d specUleatlons premed with care for
mliZt
Divir 7 r.rria7l , l , l
RABB 11ssBIO$F.B 9 •
rflUtT I.IMTVZ Aigit)CLUTION 111;111;INua,
So.. * and 4 st. Chair Erreet, Pittsburgh. Ps.
I.lBtila attention givsn to toe dehigrlng tad
toilifoo of .'Gilt, tint TO and I . IIOLIO
SW 01 NUL
MONDAY:MORNING, APRIL 26, 1870
RIVER I,ACILETf3;
MEMPHIS AMU NEW ORLEANS.I
'rOR MEMPHIS AND
OBLEANtI.-The 'plead:Sit
dl and commodious
MOLLIE EBERT Capt. 13., W. EBIAT.
Clerk. Standish Sheppard, 'nal lnies! as above •
WEDNESDAY. April SlTtn.
For freight or paasage apply on boars , to
slide FLACK COLLINO WOOD, Agents.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI
T.
Clack.
af L : 0 1:
lu it . i f;
T. : 0;
Y.
,A
or.
. 7Tr e AII gEJDA-, • April !:113.b. it 4
or p.ll I , IK , &pp 700 be p.
ar:0BI
CAIRO AND ST. Lowe
Fon canto, 5T. ,r ..„ 0 = 1 ,"
to m so
& misuna nonce.
—. he new
oaueeeer steamer
TONTENELLE Scame. Elmer, ceepr,
71111 leave as shore en TUEyD►y, April Ruth.)
. Aaents
CINCINNATI,F
PnBURGD AND CLNCINNATI
PACKET LINE;
The ne sr and splendid elde-wheel '
Il
J UNIATA. Capt. C. L. itialwr,
will leave rlttaburgh for ClaelnnaU EVERY
THURSDAY at .14 Welosit promptly. Return-
Ina, will leave Clusinnatl Z.VEIVE /SUNDAY at
111 N.
For frelgta or paessge, -applFoo botrd or to
YI.ACK & COLIXNO 03D
h 7 JAUKn lIOLLINB. Agents.
PITTSBURGH AND ChNCINNI
PACKET LINE.
The new and a elendid siderheisl a idG e
Steamer. ARLINGTON. DANISL
IlVOlLN...llaatcr, A. S. SlDoreen. Clern, Raves
rithiburgh for Cincinnati every TUMULT at
Is AL promptly. liaterniner•ArsvoeCincinni4l
for Pit' eburgli, at 1.11 Y. iNery FRIDAY..
Fur Ireleht, earnage; or otherlyrorioatkin,
ply on hoard
J or to C •
NS, rel F LACK. • LL LIN - G - W ••
O.U G •
.• ..•',•
, . •
Altenin.
‘ STIEWMI3EM3
T° I'IIYERPOOL sRn
'OIEIEENSTOWN •
PIE IP/KAN MAIL armplientrs,
NUMbMint'Wenn' Oret-elanl Teasels, among
them th e celebrated
CITY (kr RABIS, CITY OF ANTWERP,
CITY UT IRMTON, CITY OF nalaimoms,
(ry or Lormos.
balling EVER] SATLI/WAY, from Pier lb
Noun Inver, New York. For Damage or farther
Information apply to
WILLIAM BINGHAM, Jr.;.
147 11MITIIrIELD bTRICKT.
SPECIAL NOT/ OES
tgrCONSIUMPTION.
DR. Iit:RENCK% PITLNIONIC BY RUC forth
darn of Cot BBL Cold. and lmauitilllllll.
DeDR. tteliEN CR% BRAWLED TONIC for the
or Dytierptia and %litho Debilitated Condi
tIon• of tb. litierach.'
DR. etIIIENCK% MANDRAKE EII;LS, to
Disease, te a Liter or to act at Cantle Ear
Bathe.
Ali of the. thine MedICI :es are linen malt,:
In enelene Consumption. {bonen the fleiltnonl.
1171.1,7g1fi Irntr.Zl
FLAT-t1;413 t " ; ll°.Tir 1"g d
nlocet eon:WU, c 7 flint mown a cure It soon er.
TIP Ile
he a lWedtrim are cohtelentlearly °flared to
the Public as ely Rafe, rertalu 100 relLible
remeoy fur Pulmonary (la otemption. and for all
thrift.bid conditions of the Imply oh let lead
to that fa mor tal dltelize. I.lrer.. omplalnt anal flys.
PeP.M are one. forerunner of
they
and lor,ea they manifest abenmelves they reguLere
the mo t prompt stleutlen.
The Pulmonle Teeny Is =milde which bat
had • Inall PrOballon Were the Pablo. Iterate,
has been proud by the thong/tn.! cores shir t y
fire made through • period of more than shirty-fire
year.. In all of which limo Its reparation has
created. and the mart obethmate skepticism earl
no lancer doubt that It Is a remedy which may
be o r al with eunidehee an all ears which Montt
of •oure.
If the patient. VIII perm,. ingiy follow the di
reetione which smoothen, each bottle, 114
certainly Pe cured, his Dines an not .00 much
wasted to make a core posalalb. Zara In cams
inipposed to be !mumble, when friend. and pity
hMeta. have dempairett, the nm of Ude Medicine
en roared the life of the patient and reMorrri
Itina to perfect d o esm.
Lit. Schenck nut say that all eases of PM
mynary Con.nmption are within the reach of
medicine. but he eropti•llcally tannin that often
when
as pallets. luee the moat almmiesraym
.oleo • violent mus .
h, creeping chill, Mein
sweats. general debility, mto such aderrive
*at they are obliged to Ile e to bed, and when
they are gime ebb by their physician they may Mill
bo cored. Yet melitcal treatment ran create new
Mega but when the lungs me very nadir dimmed
and to tome extent thritroyed. a sore may tre
teeter! by Dr. ttenenrk , • troollelnce.
Also. In !Wrote:thins ilwaree. niedlehtm
are extunity aele.ent. Ile. Nal:tenet naa nhonr.
Ite•P•a of • i..uther_ , pea.. ono nava loop ,
UW,T aO. I'h
which lama he :Me to hest ca• 1110 In the lungs.
In we trestment of tionsnrapt;on it is ot itsa
atheist importauce to lye 'herr mo a ocatthf
tone to toe none* It ita nee...my to
ellon•lben the appetite of the D/Olene.•00 SOO
WWI*
the
dthmtina. Prober nouil•IIIIIellt IS r•
,nued eas ily with mirk means as will make
w e mud easily digestible. Thy artlMm most
suitable fur she Olelof Comma [dive prtuenta
desiguratril In Dr. rienmckb. Al a widen
see
are dlallethOlod arataiosly. la general. the
most higthly nutrition. articles are to be pet
fermilthut the titgestme organ. istuatbo ott me th .
coed to order to make either food or miulleine
telf•lCtl•ble. this requirement' is suet by the
deaweed Tonic, thd P.M°. 11. wee des
ideated
When the digestive powers are- put In amid
airier. the food ee Ito proper effect; the isystem
of the patio.. I, Invhforemil and e limes he
ath
is exerelm their functions In • normal and
healthy manner. Then the dealing Powr. of
thilisonlc Syrup out cll.et thymus. I .
rainionrlConsaimptlain Is almost always dim
nitrated with Dyspepida and ll.lver (bomplalnt.
Milistietve Wasthreae Pills env ft. modcal to re
move obstructions from the Litre and restore Its
healthy Action. Obey have all the efficacy which
L ascribed to calomel or "blue masa" And are
sy green tail not to contain •partlcle of any min
oralpolson. These mis rnro the most obinthato
coeUvencsands tom "eick
o headache Milos.
iaw . affec.
: I :MA or otZirrfcteLtditi.oulifit t ire, o
ire, On:
bon 'of those pills will prove the efficacy of the
medicine,
In Consumpt on the bee Weed Tonle thd Yen
dente PIIU the Invaluable auxiliary thedlelnes
Tbey rolls , ve the angering. of the paUent and
assist the Palmenthe Byrn In enacting a ewe.
They have teen found useful to advanced thanes
at Vonsonthtlea. where the lunge are almost en.
lthely destroyed and all symptoms according to
tee Jo apneas of tbe pbystelan I aftleated amend,
death. , Tba lives of patients IMO Pere =Vaal!,
In a dying eAldition have been pm-earned fee
menthe by the one of beneath , . three great ten.
wiles.
Dr. lichenctia Almanac contalne a full Deadlier
on the various forme of dims.. Ida mode of
treatment, ono tamest direction. bow to am hie
medicine, ma be had antis, or
M. by mall . Admire hie Principal °fce, No. 15, ?fa
rW
Uleth etreet, Philadelpbut, Pa. _
Price at the Pulinonth byrup and eteawned Too'
le each $1,50 per bottle. or &LOU bait dozen
Menetrake Mi cent. a box. lot male byel
grairslet• *lel] :MIT
IarDOCTOR WHITTIEIt CON
TIMMS TO TREAT ALL PRIVATE
DPSEAI3.6B. That numeral class of eats result
ing frees self.elinse. prtideetne nronallass,
anat. debillygziltangrolgnPuonsegineXtr
roved. Pceoon. afilleled with dgz, Intricate '
and lot stadlng constitutional ouniplati.th are
Politely bitted to call for nonsultallon, which
cost.. .thing. Naperlenee, the heft oftentimes,
has a ablw.lans to perfect remedies at OPP.
cent, safe, permanent, ad which In meatus.
an be used wlthont hindrance to bantas. Med
ic:nes prepared In the vital:ll4ll3.a, which em.
Ovaecsoillce, reception and whiting 000,00; also
hardiest and eleeplen epMelits tor patients
in o ; l = l VlToicrar.. `,! ..=l;lllA ' l.l%
mate thrthirs. o neuter who have Wed,
state your vac. Bead what ho ars In kis pam
phlet of netsges, sent to any address for two
stamps In sealed envelope. Thonande of eases
treated annithll7 , ediivi and all over the cone.
try. Couvulation free. PerPially or by mall.
OM. Nu. 9 Wynn street. lase Court House,
Phalmiliti. Pa. Hears 9a. a.- to II P. Y. lien
days 19 0. to P. Y. Pamphlet sent lo any ad
dress for too stamps. spy
arBATCHELOWS LIAIUDYE.
—Thl• splendid Bale Dye Is the beat In
dace no t
Hannlest, reliable. istant...Am,
dace not contain lead, nor utroltolle pol:on to
rpapiee peralysle or Beth. Avoid tee vaunted
end delosive preparation* bolding virile...they
do not pones.. The genuine W. A. Batchelor , .
UAW Dye has bad 010 le re ontarialehod reputa
tion to uphold Its integrity a. the ou/y Perfect
Heir Dye—Blatt o- Brown. hold by all Drug
[WA APPIled .310 Bond Ptreet. N. Y. fel
OILS
Taos murruEns,
COMMISSION ADIRCIIANTS
' AND pasx.z /II -
Petroleum and its Products.
corner of, Lequot>•e Wq and Irwin Iggpitit,.
ThlladolphlaWed,l2l7 WALNUT HT.
arthwln
WARING
=I
Petroleum and Its ProdtieU,
DALZELVSAILOOK, DUQUESNE WAY
raurimaaquA ADM
WARING, RING & CO.,
109 wens= STREET.
MAO
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.
HERBEirr W. C. 'MEDDLE.
MARIMACTUREI/ . 01
Lubtleatlig &High Test Burning Oils.
Milton* Railroad Axle OU.
stands great heat without ensues; remain.
11mnIdat lowest tempma.res. liTeetal oil for
tropleslellinates or hot weather.
Locomotive. Zagase, iskeldne Shop,
Wllleut*crows.
Sew /MI met Maxim Mill 0112,
Adapted Air high speed..
MMinkle Or. 001 IleadkLight 0111,
0 1 1 ,Taxxersiatuff.11mmole,
Off act
Anatlit VARNISH, to Truer...! Height Lon
Work and ilsehinc.m. Dora gust.
Meat products ere manufactured under Dr.
:Weddle, patent bVe preheated Steam In Vers
e., Labricat ills are almost odoriu.
I.rfor. 17 Due, mane and meetly light col.
need, stand Imo teMpenitnrc unchanged, and
reinaln limpid during extreme cold. The nal/-
road tills Sr. enedealled, and are In constant up
on many or Me povtliel mAirdi. movie • em
tio examined and Orden less at lie Wow
enuirr. Worts at burporam arid a , _
FINANCIAL.
COMMIE OINKING CO.,
NO. 92 Fourth Avenue,
I=
- uI
Rteekholden Individually Liable.
W. 11. EVZH.SON, W. C. MACRUM
RI.ICTORA:
ALEXANDER HATES, JOHN LINDSAY,
A. H. Pi, (ILIAD D S. MAORUBL, -
WIL AVERSOPI, JOHN 0. PHILLIPS,
W. O. BUHHARY, B. P. WILION,
JACOB FLEE.
Collections made on all accessible points of tbi
United SI fir--
.lateltand Datodna.
DiTEREST allowed on TIME DEPOSITS.
Prompt attention E leen to all bosh:test of o
reepondents._ L.
f
TM/MS'
DE Ot4T' BANK,
x 46 !Wood Street,
1
. bird aTtnee,
J.F.ST IL.
rEE2
FlTTeuvaau.
M. 31. a. 811111T/1
rszrusxr
CABEfIEIL
Merest Allowed on Time Deposits.
Wm. H. :anti, DIRISCTOMI:
W. H. Hagee,
James P. Hale, James H. farmer.
4, e0. W. as.. - P. M. Hutchinson
Juba Dunlap.
A7)11 1 W. H. liteebjlatmaten..MCUl'g".
r k
No. 35 Bank Block,
=!
CABiTAL
Bank of Disconot and Deposit
BTOOLHOLDERI INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
bluest Allowed on Time Deposits.
cellectlens made la , all the prLoclhal Cltlu
ha United State and Cana4ne.
•
• , DI ERCTORS:
THOMAS PAW(ETT.• MADISON BAILEE,
D. W. U. OA Itltot.L. DICNNISTAIN.
'AKER H. Flortots, DEORCit BINGHAM,
JULIUS ADLtR, JARED M. BRIIMI,
JAMES DOWN: PAUL H. HADER,
J. 11. IVALTZIS, L 144.1,11. ,
. ' THOS. 'FAWCETT, President.
' •" J. W. DAVIIT, Cashier. • •
' N. UNIel NW, As.latent Cashier
spit.7o awe
MADISIEN'S NATIONAL BANK
Wood Si, car. Second Avenue.
lATEBLIST PAID ON DEPOBITI4
Sold, Uoupons,Bonds and Stocks
Duaol2l" AND BOLD,
A. BRADLEC President.
- W. VAN El Vice Preenlent,
aes - einT CY Inns CLARK. J.. Pashter.
THE SAFE DEPOSIT CO
ur FITI'+yIiUICGII,
MEM
safe Keeping of Valuables,
Under guarantee. and the renting ot gar. In II
Fire and Burglar-Proof Vaults.
No. 83 FOURTH , AVENUE
Preeldlent—WlLLlAM PLULLIVii.
Vice Pres(dent—DENßY LLOYD.
DI lacTokkc
WILLIAM' MULLIS'S: BYRON R. PAINTER,
HENRI LLOYD. EL IMPERISON.
WILLIAM M .
IiKORIIN lILAIIE.
WILLIAM M. LYON. PORTIA U . RU T.
Jai, RCHNETT,
dkc'T IN VON 809121111.11111 T.
Oven dAIII
ft
9 o'clock; A. N. 0 4 o'clock
CITY HANK.
12 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh,
CALF/TAI6 .1011,000
.TOCEDOLDBILI INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
INTERENT PAUL ON DINT MITE.
70111IttiN ICIOITANUE
Bought and e01d...1 when druire,l rrmAted to
Earopr. Collectloot made D
eed
an In •nnncipal
Pointe of the palled elate end Ca.
DoetiniCit P0e51.1...
tir'SVgag:
U. thaw,
trAmsylm
Patrick 1...
J•rne, Me; ',be.
Hue: hi Mink,
Tr rr ner C1L0r1423,
lavas rtirlan.
H. A. Freyaoste,
H. Slim
Ilinma• Dame.. -
y
JO& Oi
• • . .
Yulun
U. J. Ur , n<
f 33
HART,
.VAUGRET & ti
BANKER& AND BROK
Corner Fourth and Wood Streets,
s'lTT*DUsas, re.,
CIWUCTETPX TO HAMM, ITAITT 0,11
Exqrange, Coin, Coupons,
GOVERNMENT RONDS.
Sight Drafts on London.
N. HOUSES & BOND,
H • .11
57 MARKET STREET
Prrrsounau. PL
•
• Concetlons made on all the minding Donde of
the Ualttal Make and Canada,. •
Stocks,Bonds and other Securities
I=
“l lL . ..Li f eu's.: &nw
eton onhi td lee poi sad
c o
United States Securities.
JalDad
DOLLAR SAIV - INGO BANK,
NO. 65 rOMITEi .411INNUN.
CHARTEBLD IN 1556. -
ABAETV - 61.898 Egg 60.
Open daily. from V o'clock •. 0. to 3 o'clock
F. m., and HATURDAT EVENIN Nil, from May
let to November lot, from he 9 o'clock. and
from November lOt to May lot. from 6 to II
o'clock.
Depoelis received df all some of not the p r ofit 01. X DOLLAR, and •• dividend of the profit
Iceland twice s year, In Julie sad December.'
Interest hes been declared Ocmtaanaalle le Joe.
tkd December, Opel the Bent was orginlod, at
e tete of glover cent. &year.
Interest, If not drown out. M lace.l
ti the
credit oft he depositor asprincipal,ana bea the
same Intereet from the Ind days of isms arid
trecenther. compsondlng twice • year. without
troubling the depositor to call. maven to present
hie pass book'. At
tea than twelve yean this .
fete money will d,mble In
• .
Books ocutainiux the Charter. By•Lawe, Roles
and Begalotions. furnished gratis, on &polkas
Ilea at the °lgoe.
Passumarr--JAMEB lIERDMAN.
TIC/I IIMIUDWITII: •
George Alborg A. M. Pollock, M. D.,
John e.. Backefon Hobert Hebb,
Benj. P. Fahnesto • ck, John H. lib/Kober/ler.
James McAuley, James ebidie,
fames
bg.teg tlert:,72l'4 l n:
Tnueigne:
Robert C. Loomls,
Calvin Adarne. . Henry j.
John C. Bindley, Peter A. Madeira,
Omega Black, John Marshall,
)1111Borgwin., Welter P. Manhall,
(Anoka A. Colton, John B. McgadJeu
John Evans, Dar McCandless. *
John J. iltilleode. /linty W. Oliver, Jr..
William IS. Haven. ortiotT rblillea -
Peter H. Honker, Henry L. Itlngwalt.
Richard Ham We,. E. hohnterts,
Jeans D. Skelly, Alexaader Tlnille,
Wiliam Van Birk
• TuwAsonna—CH MILNE A. COLTON,
- glocatTANT.-JAIII II B. D. MILEDno
PROFEISBIONAL.
-
a • W. De CAMP. • •
•.A
' ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Hu removed to Ile. TR GRANT STREET,' litu
burgh, wilt practice In the U. B. Circuit ud
Daudet, Courts. In the Blue Supreme and Might
flouts of Allegheny eouuty, num make colic,
Mau in mascot Ineadmeent couatitm,
H. H. uccumucu.
Attornev-at-1 aw.
No. in GRANT ISTRRZT
D air Prompt &lintJou slab b all kind!. of legs]
ushman.
1.3 OAS
ARCHIBALD BLAIIELLII,
AT'I'ORPf XIX-ALT.ILAW
WLIME AVino.l.
Dal:Lit: T
PITTSBURGH. ;R.
WilL U. SEWER,
ALltilittAlt AND ILI , OTIIOIO Mit= OI
Trn PEACIA. • I
OFFICE. 89 FIFTH AVENII*.
111 d e af-Ta. "
up and all laical bantam attended to Amanda,
and accurately.
rplIE 4WALIFIFD VOTERS:OF
11 the PUSH WARD, ctq of PlatabaralorlD
meet at the lustml Usee am tame for Midler
to ELZCT InamiUtran to l6ll4mtera,
tera, or Dr. Mate! Welleal. Select Conaellaraa.
:AARRD BRIS, YMMCA
rll 16. 11170. sou
-
_IERSON JAI 11110THEBB
and Moat
see Lw% drect, Dealers 12
• -
IRON. AltD
DUQUESNE WOR — KI4: -
001121.0. Raiti do CO..
Nantes!!
IRON, NAILS STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINCS.
DUQUE/41M L Z AND JUNIATA,
PLAT BAR, ROUND AND SQUARE IRON,
BAND, kIuVP aIIEtTAND TANK IRON.
BoILIRPLATF.S AND HEADS,
GUARD IRON, DRAG and DROPPER BAIA
TLANSZIL CUTTER RARE, CYLINDER
IKON,
TAND PLAT RAIL, 1 97 Coal ' Road..
CROWBARS. WEI - Nl= A HARIWW TEETH.
spRI NO. PLOW AND CULTIVATOR STEEL,
STSTEEL WINGeI AND ADJULDS cot to pastern.
STEEL. En, TINES, STEEL SHAFTING; A. B.
COACH, BUGGY and WAGON SPRINGS and
AXLES.
CUT NALLS AND SPINES. •
All Goods First Masa and Warranted.
OPTIC/ CS AND WORKS: •
glatennth Street and Allegheny Slyer
Into
wag TI Water Wrest, Pltitabargh.
0100.000
111111 BR BARR
• liStrlaltlt. rA1111X11.8: .
"W 717114 LIR%
arIoCIAL KILL
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
KILLER; BARB rk PARKIN,
OFFICE, Na. HO Liberty Street,
/Mad* ieti
PITTSIMn, PA.
prrninunn n
STEEL WORKS.-
EVTABLIPMED IN HSI.
ANDERSON & WOODS,
ItANCIPALTITOIIIB or
DEBT nfirmiu) oesn. smut.
Ul Oral dvre.Apilon. ALIO, but.
Betiacd qcont Plow aid Eptliai
' CORNER ROM APO YERET AVENUE. EMl
bomb, • • • • .011.41 •
=2
• .
DUQUESNE FO.?.GTE.,
. WILLIAM KELM. •
(Saeoesaor to JOS. HAMM Jk
Has faelil9a co-ostensive wlttrthe leading For,
ii: tePa th lertnir 2 ll74le P rn ' tr i gntrtia
SHAFT% CRANKS, Mirror, RODS. L/tVERL
PITMA N JAME. WRISTS, RAILROAD AXLES.
lA , COROTIVIS 1/tAlltri, ' together with etes7
description orISIDLPE WORK. Ware and Yugo
Corner of Duquesne. Way and First Strut.
aplAhlio
FrTsminwit
NOVELTY WORKS,
Founded A. D. IRAN
NITIORHEM,ADAMS a CO.
I=l
[FIRM() NE PTA NLIA DrA !RBA MK Is PAS
.t.nr) PLAT/on% AND UOLIIIITAB
SCALES.
•
raced Patera Door Lurks and Wars.
ek OP nt enAV rD EP
UB B4OHAIIT
• Plls.nrserrh. Pen n s. •
SHEFFIELD STEEL WHIM&
SINGER, NIMICK dr 00.,
rwnstynon,rA
Masufsctorus of ever/ description of
CAST AND GEBILAN STEEL.
RAILWAY SPRINUA,
zi.a.uiTto AND Pf.ATFO,Uf apams.
'AXI44I, STEEL TINE. A., Au
Waretti aloe. SI Water itadloo Ent Ste.
BLACK DLIUMOND •
STEEL WOMEEI.
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
Masufactur of ot
- MPIT
Van" InVir. WM&
STOV ES. CASTINGS,
.h.o.
COON STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL & "CO'S
TRIIMPH.
FOB BITUMINOUS . COAL,
warranted to Cook, Bole or Reid U
well u any other Steve In the Milo&
BISSELL & Oa,
No. 285 Liberty Street.
Aloe. on band .4 for 0010.
resume STOVER,
HEATING STOVES,
ORATE ritusTs. FINDERS.
COOKING KAMM& Ac.
.GRAM Ent& CO.,
34P(13/ACTOIIIIOI3 OF MIT VAIMITY Or
STOVES,
BOSTON COOKING BANGS',
'THE FIERY FURNACE," ~
VOA **Ammo BUI1J1:X08.
TAE NRW 'ANTI-MUM INXININCI STUTZ:
••MCOULATon, tM.MABIA COMI 14T0V6,
VAN'S C inetnuaU • Pattcrn) PuRTABLE
RANO& CAST MON MARTLEI3. WELLMAN%
It i rar , 7 l o o lLAK . A ir Tallel m ertadtrt And dust;
206 and WIS Liberty Street,
' PITTNIIIROH. PA.
A. BRADLEY C 0. ,&
NO. 80 WOOD STERNE',
Manufecturere of the °mien Vatletyof
Cook, Parlor and Heating Moves,
TO Hi ZyIIND
leear.sonment will be 000 04 all the LATEST
PATTERNS AND IMPROVEMENTS, and the
rep station of one Moro, Is nth that any dee In
wet t of a good article should pUrtattaa none but
thane inanutiontreel oyes. 00 they will be found
tnet nun nerablo well Ma anottotalcal. Would
p.art/eulat attentiOn toe. new VOLCANO
STOVE. forenurchee t a. abr.. OTET
I/ 101 in three moul. If. tuteoded 10' With Or
with rut,. e.taine. auwoo o totetl them pre.
tows itt .41 eaDer or to ony Otner An 4 .el Wrap
Cr. ...MI tor t,ataweuv LIM ell., 1,15, WSJ
If :);LitfilW 9 i p i) A : {: 1
HINNY BIER GUSTAV! SARUM
HENRY BIER & CO.,
81:ICCEMOR8 to
JOHN AL COOPER & co.'
Bell and Brass Founders.
BR AXIS CANT.IIIGB
RADII PII.OIIPTLT TV MUMS.
"'doable and Grey Iron Fittings,
GAS PIPE. AND TUBING,
1110111% 9AYnTI AND CHECK
-..ALL GLOBE PATTERN.
MON COCINKIS,
Brass Work of every description for
, Steam, Water and OIL
XAXII/ACTURIB23 Or J. M. (MONIS I 0011
Improved Balasus•Aked Steam Pimp.
4gente 01 Dreyfus' Patent Oil
ers, the beat in She Market,
Ofthre oRd Work., corner Thlneentti and Ma
and spai
A TWOOD & MCA FFRET,
aI•L Oen= idbert3 SUM lab' Third Moist
Attsbana. '
DUD FOUNDERS MID MN PIPE F1T1731
sad aware itti A. . 0321321013 00.3
BMW rumps AND IILOWIL33.
nitl.'. , '*%itT" ,o
Homes, BELL & CO,
ANCHOR COTTON MILLS
•err - rBB - ursa
Ito toraotuoro of ALLY? KILDIUM ADO LIGHT
JIXONOIIII 11.15 D ILI.9!OLE&
ANNATIAIO.S AND NAT2INGI
ENGINES, BOLGIERI3,
FORT PITT
, ... 411 76 • 17 ". ;r7difted . . lr - 1 7 . . d.dy :4 01 P.
14th. ise9. Trait( will arrive at wtl depa r t
BOWL STILL AND TAME gnif tnV:MtZinoir "' f ' w""""
Ares. Ospore.
Mall Train—. 1010 am ',Southern as. 111:110 lun
,
Jut Llne.... 1.66 a. .p.. 11. X.... 111:10 al,
' Wail'. No. 1..6 Da
m W Walls No. 1.. 6,300••
Brlntonde Nolll6o a Mall Train ...... 11:10
as ' Wail's No. Z.. ll:00 am Britten de, 10:11 , 111M
Clueinnatt 6:4:al° am iirs,AsAil No ., IS - 10 Dia
Johnstown Astir:so am Cluelulti rd. 111.1116111
Elra , ks de Nol TAM pm {calve No 1..11:511 DR
Pittsto'd6 Fe. 1:30 pet:Joltanowi de.4:01116.1
redid° Bap'''. 1:10 pin' Bream de Ned SOSO plia
Well's No. 3....11:60 pm Phlld Yespresu 3:50 61
} WWI I ': WI! t Atl F. Tt ri`,111:: No.
:::CS:=
Brimmaolto s tau pm Vast Line. —. T:110111111
I W. % l e . :=l l s U al p e To sfg . firtge • alil..=
I
burn C hose nore
TiehTrail leaves Walla Station every
7, , eilite_tt 11,00 A w., reaching l'lttaborgh at
.. . • le. Be turaltag, leave. Pittsburgh at
i 'v , vt , la. ea and arrive/Ist Walls Matto* at
11:t0 p. p, •
..n.e . noall ltspresa 1. .v.'s daily' South. ,
~,_.-upr• 6 leaves dal!? except bloildar. All ether
— j, ".• dlallexcept eutelay.
' runr‘"l'''' Ar '- . ' in ' inkk;int . , Amu.
3 u are avorprautaltwirolui Company will not are
S'A.l ant f rp, , Nig... -- NtiCrrt for weartnd at.
re a ‘,,,,,, 5 .,1 n i . ..V . r . re srtuarl itv .. to, 01. XV.
'du amount la value will be 71. ' llie ' rr•I ' l'. ' 1 • tti
owner, eldest ea t en by applai row'', t:
nols tivaeral munertatee • ! • :. j• ( .....i ' . B3 . A g
WCIIRJEKS.
CARROLL AND SNYDER.
N U TACTU NEWS UP
•
•
, Tif i gT 6l ")..??VattkultlT2Atilli.
Lt L ti:
RUA,
AIM STILLS AND Ult. TANk 4
cm/AWRY*, BlttlfulllNO A ND ASP._PARN,,,
ANTTLINU PANS. MALT gsse. sgal cur-
DENKSR3,
"im pirgs, I . I ASOMETERS AND IRON
BED:MIN,
PRISON DOORS AND COA.LnuISTES.
011Ie• and AVarchon.
Third, Slum& wad Liberty itre•s?"4
PTITSBURGII. ra
WrOrdert sent to 'the Socnre address will be
Peolutalv attended to =DION
HUGH M 1 BOLE & CO.,
Con Point Ailey and Dugan= St. ti '
(NlAtt Sing POIXT.)
Engine BUilders, Founders and
Machinists
Manufacture STEAMBOAT ENGINES and
STATION Alt Y ENGINES, of all slue.
AVltit'VATlVV4. o ll,trel B 242/n
111/ILZB,of 13 bone power.
cAsTINOS, of everr Mnd, made Nu order at our
Foundry, on TIIIRU STREET, below Market.
RIGS for 1H
Welts SHAFTING, PULLEFS,
HANGERS, HOUSE . ..ad TOBACCO SCREWS
add IKON TOBACCO PREMIER, on hand and
made to order, at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Fronting oxt the Allegheny Itlvrr, near the ritlet,
=!
413 - 41.1iordem promptly pled. Tnr OP
RIEMICK
,81110.,
MR6 11U11(11LAJI-PROOP
SAFES AND VAULTS.
=2
MOMS AND MACHINERY,
BREWERY WORK, REPAIRINN AND PUT.
MANE. -MACHINERY. HYDRAULIC CZ-
Pm 17th and Pike Ste., Pittsburgh: Pa.
O'lllllM. BOILER WORKS.
F. REPHAN & CO..
I=l
BT/GAM 601T.IERNol , L. TANKS 4 I.LB, AU
17LITMALTrittia BET
KnICLIEN Plitt BEDIS,
Cor. of Sound Mune and Liberty %.
• rie%Husuu. re. .
Iltplarlog done 'promptly. Orders sent to th e
abore add.. will be prom_ ptly attended to.
F. ILICI•IYAN, formerly Manager at CANNY/LI,
• 13NYIIE11%. oclamig
J 46.0 M.AACXII 101111 CAD
JAILED M. BRUNO. 14.80 N,
I=l
Steam Boilers, 011 StUls, Tanks.
SHEET WON WORK, no.
61 Pero► Street. .L'insburgho Pa.
'Jai agliLMMtl (:1+
EtIP FORT 1 1 1 1 17
FOUNDRY COMPANY.
OPTION AND WOUND,
TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
IT Engines, Rolling miu 'Ma
chinery, Nail Machines. Re.
torts. and Castings Generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY •
AND PIPE WORKS.
Chi ' II sad Srayillama .11.reiely y
WARD,/
•
WILLIAM SMITH,
.1141.1tUrACTUREI: OY
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE
ruit *Us AND WATER W 0103.6.,
my riPes are all us'. Inesulably la nu. I. an
/and .11111 fret length•• also, full anaselaseat
of general
Casting( for Gas & Water Worki.
.L7:2I:=IT:4I:I=oraVAIVAT"'
W. J. A.NDRIOUR ki. A. INEYTOOLIt.
MONONGAHELA FOUNDRY,
w. J. ANDERSON & CO.,
Ilanalbotorers of IRON ROME FRONTS,
WINDOW LINTEL! and 811.61, and
Castlntl of all Descrlptiosa.
elm Houses.
OZ AND lorrannT—No. 1110 WATER
&PFLANZ Pittsburgh. to.
ROBINSON. BEA &CO.,
Baccenore to BOURBON, KLBUI MILIJUVB,
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS ANDiAaIitIISTS, PITTSBURGH,
•
Manntartnrern of Boat and Stationary Stem Su
eltg%
and Boller and Sheet Iron work.
Unice, 210. Ift. reruns Firrt and liniltheleld
0100010.
acr in fr i3 ilar4 . AßlPLl PATINT INJICCTOR
THOMAS CARLIN & CO.,
Fourth Ward Foundry and Mackin Works,
BAN DUSKY ST., A.GLIMIENT CITY. Pa.
Mannfsetorers of Matlonary and Portable Stem
Englnewill Presses, Palley!, 150a111n.g. Gnat
and Baw 11111 Work, Boßlast 111111 and machine
Curtin" Orate liars, Weights, Wagon Boxes
to, BMA to order and have on band Engines of
all sizes. ntylintl
pillE1411.1( ROLL FOUNDRY,
. Cor. , LIBEETY and 114T11 131118.6T5.
BOUM AN & BACALEY,
Mnoutsctarors or 13operor
Chill Rolls, Sand Rolls it Pinions.
ODAL AND COKS
COAL ! COAL !
Youghiogheny Gas Coal Co.
This Company aro now prepared to runtish the
best Coal of any elle or quantliTt AT 7Alet
ItitTate. Mace and Yard adj.:onion the Connella
lile Waltroad D•Pott foot or .Try Putt.
Daub.
iz
or dx toet rn e ;VZzfl o,.iii t . j i
• N. P. O'HEIIN, Secretary..
.vmv7r,
CHARLBS
Yongtaegieny and Connellsville Coal;
•
COAL, sten, AND DEAULPIRIBMID COIL
OFFICE AND YARD, corner Butler sag
Vomit street. Marty cad ClL,per MOO%
Ninth ward. also litooad street, Zighth,_
Cad at foot or Voss street. P. C. B. B. sogrog,
becoud ward. -
Orders telt at either or the abort
. a. or IUI.
dress to me through Pittsburgh P 0., will re.
Velar= iniii=4l4 wen.
Co Wm. holm Union trot KU Ls El Arras
O
alk...)theaci. tarca t wa a CO., Innen.:
ttfe=7,: &Want
14' , :blititr.1.0.;;,ii tar totAlagtDa
Pcuinsrluattla 8.
()MILLI COAL!! COAL!!!
DICICSON, STEWART & CO,
autn ririmrred teity on es to
. .
NO. 567 LIBEITY
ii.tur caw funii - r.iuulnuxraD men,
thiNiimetu.,4
rr"Luva. zarr mu. 14 /BLA.Cest
lower. market
all °Wen left at theft ofice, or Maimed to
um thump, th e lull. Vrlll aitaidid PO
RALILROADS.
-
PIEIVNBILVA
PRW.IYLV
U r
and N
afteAr NOV. 14, Minn, WM
Passenger Trains Oa the Vt - atom Peamepyat
Railroad will arrive at andfrom
reneralatreet Depot, Allealieuy City, as 1b1 , 04M1
Arr Ow. Down.
rreePal 2i0.14:110 aml Pmnport tto.
mem. 10:40 a ta,nliarr . a Nol ky!ii
Ira ra: Eigap.
&IMPAbove trains run dolt, excepllia ad./. • •
The Church Train lemma allititltenl,PMCOMl
every itanday at 7:40 m reseninli p
CID at Otat) a. m. itetaanlog. 041 ea Alleaaatif
City at 1:110 p. at. and arrive as allaganny JIM*
thin at 1:40p. at. •
Tao train, leaving Abeitbeni City 1:04•
in. make Wren: eon Erection at Froepowt w7Ot WAR.
beets 'Meal atagol for Butler and idannalitioany
Tbniogh ticket* mayybe purchaled at then See.
Ito. 'BLOOM Mutt,nar tbellorpetmlono,l4l.
Illtaburak, sad at t o o Depot, Allegbiat.
For ?altar latormatloc_apply tw
L. •
5 - 4 EPPRRTM amt.
- ntreet Di. It
Via onstalmalan Rallrowl wall wet
assume alp 20..Diazo. truept forty. artall
ppare, and Re mepontatillity lc Oa
tlYndrelt Potions in valec. Alt hagam, t
CtedlOg thll must", At ratay 'W.!, At ttt
tbe oWter, tr4r. ft , t+11,11111.,,
A . .1. OARS/a?,
DNA
11,;a. Is.;
WAYNE. & SALItI/All./
PiTTH I / 1 30
la, teat= w ll ilt leav ll
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Ckleagol "h4 l 43
Ite!..:1111t014 11
neelloit lOplea C
& ti e & r
CTAW I I 4 IIIFI g iii:
Altiesp.
Near Palle ••
New Castle "Al•iall
Knock ' .• &alas
Leetsdale
»7 S
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LeaedalU p
eul
" Claps
Far mi.. 3,7,7' 33 r*°
.111 y Climb.. 111:1111
o Fames /was dll).
11 1 ..1 . 7t.17/ 1.717tiV .
• L deal. alastager,
1•01 - ..31tu Aki 11. yowl.
iTz;:e . , , ,Vlvve.t...:Nl3
and :urine at tit& en ta l '
:msh Raj ) *
C%lv4Di
rl :Arabi t 151 a at
' Gale Iwo E •
d.. MAIN
DID
'A's A Zile Er :US pa.
SeaV ArAfIVAIIJA
Aachen
Lettledale:: 10:15 am
. •• ' CVO .t'
/Caen
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Leetsdale AAo.s:lllpm
Leetsdale
Bea'rPalls
•. 0:1 • 3p
ID
Pale Mks Ai
214 1 1,W,
Pre a rzu-i
Pas. a I eat Ay
O a APi E OF
vaLuir stAlLaligAr
THE ONLY' DIRECT ROUTE TO THE U.
tUttiIO.IOIWITROUTORAROE Or 0.11714.
Osage after 11 ON DAY. Nay. XS, 1860. TWO
TBBOUGH TRAINS DAILY (except LlundaY)
will Huse Pittalmrgt Depot, corner Etter.
el:Shand Pita streets; for Prankltti.ollUnt, MIS
MTh. and all points In the Oil /legions.
Dar
MU Mx MS lerrenutto mull!. 10 TITTIWITIIO7
Tab it. m
Boy CEO p
NI ght Ex.._ ' !ROO pm Might Ex—.. • S
Y? Tr l'4lllfAtol
Si Hutton... fitoll ad tst 10 pa
11.4; atigoit..ll:l3 t !rm. 7r 1 6 pm
6:30 pm itsrprot4 . 6;14::
.13ratly's BRe 8:18 p m Brady. B Ac 111:00
Church 1;00 p m Chan. ...... 10s10
Express trains stop only at inelPsl ROMS,
Si . ..mm.l.ton trains s top 14 • stations.
Wes are onw. ivnpl.m. 1100 Palma glesplog
Can" sol our olsht Express trains. both wan,
from Pittsburgh co Corry.
300)006 DL Nll;.'n'a
ITTSBURGH , , MMWE
ra,r,:vrwißAeD
PAN HANDLE ROUT N,
0•4.1.N8E Or 2711tZ.--0. and after ISUNDAT
llor• 14th ]P49. trains wi ll 1.0 ve and anly• •
e•ol Union pelant., rittalnitah. ao
n. l:lga i largh A Tlme.
: na..113:144,14
%Mtn, ' e. a
Mixed ....
1.43 a.... 11:53,...
litellonald , o Aca•a, No.l 11081:18., no. 7133 a. In.
ninabenvllle Apeman:dd. 3:431 thilla.m.
fra'VtinV ?: ire?: t
S lie P.M. re: win leave daily. •
111:13 P. M. ‘1.1•111il arrive da
fa
non
v.
( t il . T ar. .
rangligo .
H. !AWL% ' • •'
1 0 0 ,
s tai nw M MUvNDAYr dFe ps broy SW;
peva corner If firma And WIWI. eraftla.
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ktelieesoort ArcZandta 11:00 a. is. 51:05r.
Lt. to and from lint', 3.11, r. 10130 A. ku
Weak NOWIAII Acootnd 0 : 17
r.
Braddock's Accomdt'n. 0:17 P. N. 7 . 10 7. N.
271.7 ht Az it. toN t a , l44l aktl:3lllp. W. 0:43 A. W.
lalllloow West Nwwton 1:00..a. 10M) A. Y.
• HICLULED B. eowzna. Aaent.
HARDWARE & 'CUTLERY.
BEAVER FALLS
CUTLERY -CO.,
No. 70 Wood Street,
PITTISBIJRUII, pA.
ILAIILTPACTUUERi ar TIMM NEW
Solid Cast Handle
TABLE HATIVE.
Superior Steel Blade. with concave Hol
suer. The metal composing tbth handle le
cast Army to the blade, securing the at.
most stren ei gth in cone tt tictiost withont
Mgh iklos' Wright.
It is made of the requisite hardness, aad
will not tarnish or blacken, as In the ease
of ;dated ware. in color and brilliancy,
Du l , s ie s , llll . ll:l o t v o . port Culver. Handle sad
article ofUNIQUZ
pearauee and threat Durabilita .
The nuperb title and Great Strength of
thie article enables the manefacturers to
recommeiad It as tspecially adapted for ass
In all 'Hotels, Steamboats. Restaurants,
Pehlic Institutions end Private
BEAVER FALLS CUTLESYCO.,
1417 2 , 1t1eA . ,12, " t urgh,
TABLE CUTLERY & POCKET KNIVES.
.14,uality Guaranteed.
ESTABLISHED 1831.
LOGIN, LEGG CO:,
DIALZIIB 111
HARDWARE,
52 Wood Street,
Four doors above ht. Charles Hotel,)
PI2TI3BIIIIGH, PA
Country Wrrehaatio are limited
eall sad seamier our Sleek whim la
Ike
•
.:1 6 17Z1C4`. 2 tItIroak w it:'s7l7,l
Company.
A tallalleek of Plimblabds. Blank.
sadtba sad Carpenter?* Tools. Spell.
eer's Ylles ,. Leaflike,
Loather, 10., always on band.
Janda
LEGA.L.
- - -
TN THE COURT OF 'QUARTER.,
er.88.10118.1t0. 16, December tie.salou. 1669.
In We matter of tho op . Wog of MW mato..
City 0
. f
Altd now, Arra! lid. 1870, Um Conn appoutt
i. w..oyfrit. Koq Comatitalooor In the above
ease. to hem, Inn evidence offered by the portico
fotemer.el god report the Seine to this Conn with
hL opinicn az to such modification of the report
of viewers ita should to made. If any, and SNOW
of elewea to
- 'Prom the R cool
UtTRT. COURT
.
JOSEPH BROWNE, Cl .rit.
Notiee la berate elven that the ondtrsigeteir
well attend lo the Orate. of Ma above acqoalat•
nteet at Ida once, N. 911 !nth avenue, on tee'
9th DAY, Or BIAX. • RI r. re of aald day. Rhea'
and where W parties 7 attend. • • •
J. W. VER. OontraLcalocer,
apllnehl No. 99 RIGh aaaaaa .
STATE OF4IOBEPII
?' 2ll : l TAii - i i rfr ais fr,9ittboi"Ut"stro.o4h!
decal., Data been grant. d to Joseph Elver, J r , '
to Whole ell Persona indebted to said estate are
=re.r.ftbk:tetratt•Vel. t?`" "" 14
• JUISZP.II KNEE JR.
Omer Goodrich Miser R=1.411714
Allegheny City. apleittot
OM
: wEST COMMON
. Arachine fpine Woi
;artaireiteo.wiotwencrommon, Ausinamy..
• • rigicsrx ourvewitui . ar. CO.
Hn■ oa bins or spare on shoilLntles hum.
and ISteottonos, Ayr Eldevratbr. Brewer?
ititiptOr rGmb
qi±mea. " •
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