prwAszraiez. GOLD, SrtVEit, covpoNs Bought at. Highest Price. mERTz, BANKER, dor. Wood St. and sth' Ave. ITI)II _ ,Ja s. T. Brady &?.. tu JUNES . Corrier Fourth Aver audiVoodStreet; 13 A -_l\T K ERB, IWT \ND tIELL ALL Government Securities, (ii)LP, SILVER AND.I:OIiMNS. us MOST likVOßAitti Interest Allowed on Detiosits. ZW - 111nnny loaned on Governmont marnntastet. • • • • ' 1111".ntnnnet. 1 0 .1.nrt - rrn non Tug PT - to - pin, AND t+,4Lr or kTOCKI...,IIONLO4 JAMES T. BRADY MONEY . AND , COMMERCE Illy Telegraph to the littelmegh Gazelle.] . • leror Tong. April 30.1670. II street Is filled with rumors retstlve to the TrOssury pulley for Maj.. Thb Rearm' Im preeslon h (hot the tette of quid end purchase of bonds - wilt be Increased. The honk state .sent Is favorable to rontlnned ease In money. Lean, V.V.:.04.Z.5; Inert-nee. f the.. 001. Specie, $V.1.17.60%; Increase. 1.3.501.1.14. rimulatlon, tSt-50n.Mrt; decrease. $11n..3:0. Deposits. $310,- Vek.T.ll; Inerener. #32Y‘075. Legal tenders. $54.944.ad1n Increase. Mona,. envy at MIS On call. 1 terlln7 . dull v4tillS. Gold opened nt fell IttMil. advanced to 115!a, and cloned .toady 111%011b. Carrying rates9at4 cant; Cle once.. tria.olo.o3o. Exteirie for the week. alt.• . . • Go% ormorni% ern bolo ant. with on incren 4nmand from investor,: rollout. '1 1 1...18h 7 1 INK% new.... 1.11134 roupona ',C..111X I/1. Coupon. M7..13% .134 coupon. '111..14h 11.1‘' j Coupons '....13% 13h 'OO CO O Pon. ...141( 15 ' 10-10.... ...„. a,4'... Ilk I. State hoods firm: • .M ..)1, 11.4 . 71 ,,e5.,_.0 1). ;Celt. Tenon..err...3l4' .Titoolor conversion of Norteilvestern }tall road bonds expired to-day. It I. ander.tOod .not over /1.1130,000 of bond. were converted." Stock. are active and higher. (kintun -, 70M Plttiburgh ..... - ..linh Cumberland....... 317, Northwestern.... FOS W. C. Tel.. . .... MD( do. . pref.......:. MN ijuickailver 11% Mlchlipin Centrel.l24. 24nr1posa• . ... 4 . Rock /01100 l 123 . pref... .. 131( N. J.Centra1......109 Ada do to• Express... AZI St. Vaal 1154' Well P.... /9% do. pref. . ' . ..i: . ...“MS American . . 18 1 i Wabash..., . .... :,.3 l'alted States...., LII. do." pref to Pacific Mall 'M% Vt. Won-no My N.Y., Central .. VV.: Terre Monte 37 . Scrip Role ,•.•.-:-.. ....... .ek flhfottilltp."" .' . ...;'33 , i .... ~ • p ••'' ' Harlem mr 147 i t Intheefite lee Reading...... rk. Joe pre( 1.113 i Lake Shore , - ID C. C.h L C.- 1111110 bl Central. .140)(! . . Boston tuldhe. Copper Valls:- 5; Heels. Kt Quincy, IS. itub.Treasurr balance: Gold. Ph.1.=.C!..% Cur _ rehr.r.41.51.1340. General balance. Pe=1.249. imports for the week: Din. Goods, $1.611C2(1h; (lepers! Merchandise. th. 701.5. • PITTSBURGH MARKET,: Ornet or P11T118614111 GAZXZFE., Ft ATtIMAY. Vrril an, amp, i The markets for ell of the leading Maples to lunch ntrotuter, nrid notir, nocerire and,pro rielons tending upive rd.. the improved cher- Deter of the foreign advice., tuattbec with th . . fact that the funding bill le • irtturity consid ered dead, has revived speculation and every t hinglappeare to be on the rise. The advance to prices teems to be chiefly epecaletive, and even If It were not. It in too rapid to continue without a reaction soon. The termini ..bull ish" feeling. however, Indicate, that the season of. low prieeets put.-eint render It probable that for the next month or tiro a higher range of prices than the average of March pril le likely to he maintained. 'ln oum a rket there is ao excitement ma yet, bat under:the influence of the advicea Cum nbroads there I. a teach stronger feeling, end there to not. so much competition for trade as there has been, and not the tame diepoaltion to realize, an our merchante are not eo anrious to reduce their stock. When there I. a probability that. they may have to be replaced at a higher con. Altli&t -Fritter hut not quotably higher. Common Soda Ash 4; reined do, Pearls. 9 Qihs: Polo. Ile. • APPLES—In steady demand and with con tinued light arrivals and a limited supply, prices arc folly sustained. sdeO per bbl. • '. DEANS—lmod..: . op u r n d b y t and dull but tea alll'lrol3,l#2l44to"rePe lees . e rin WO - No . 1 m 45. Pg TER—. "f— -'..2114...cre eeems to be rather more Inquiry for the better grades to-day, end we runport sales of prima to choice Roll at Si qas. CRANDERRIES--icaeost nbout over end market almost bare. . • .. . .. . CEMENT—SaIes of Louisville cement at f 4 lit3N per bt,l, • CARBON OIL—Is firmer, blut the Jobbihp demand, as la always the case at this sensual of theyear. Is nicht. Standard hmlidit ems be. Masted at M,1iti1..1.1. CHEESE—IN esters fleserrei le;• Ilemiurgh. 16tare - tu FRUIT-De m and i,,,..—,. rtlttg'h i e'ller but i 'flees are unchanged: apple) b etc Peaches, Ate for quarters, sod !Weil .for hairee.i bale of UM h t ltapfil i r , „ k %ro r r e l Anray i to tt io e lO c kl e l : ;reV,...44`-tz; . palrel3 Peaches, IWO& r EfifiS—Tbe deman d Is fair and the artistic appear to be fallin g ,ff slightly. -rifteen cts. n i& b iTrirftS—g rded pal thea Vu l enfhTZltie. to the trade at Pi e n FbollB—The market. as alreadY halm/stmt, i t l. decidedly %trooper , part iarly in the scent, and another advance see s almost cer tain. There has been conelde le sold for ex = witllhlth;te'llt. lets da ys, i t . tiMlf Phas,l4 for erring wheat, ird,B for winter 'cheat. and 747,7 N for fancy brands. Rye flour. /5. . . ORAIN— There Ina steady milling demand for wheat and but little offering, though the mills are getting In considerable from the west. Fate to strictly prime Red may be . quoted at _51.16111.111. Oats quiet and un changed. The advices from the east continue unfavorable. and deniers cannot pee present Prices here forshipment to POUndelphle. We continue quote at 47ra.48. In first hiuldson. wharf...nil track, and t 0835 In store. Corn Is quiet and • little dull, notwithstar*Hfiln the market la by nu means glutted; ear and shelled, it9O,P). Sales of Ilye at rash and SI. time. Barley is quiet and unchanged --but little offering and not much `wanted.l' VittitVATOrs g r'ket eo . nlinues . fale3l • at tire. end prices are Arririntatalved --Coffees ore higher In sympathy with gold. Peters— Prime NEW Orleans , llii: choice do Ilto Cubs, i t t 10%11; Porto Ric o . 1 11 1 L 1 1-!f• Recta, In boxes. IIX; "A" COffee. - 11.".12%; "Extra C." LM; Crushed. I3S. oe—choice:RM. M.; prime. =)r. New hew leans _molasses, r):17•771: n1 : -1 93 el' eL& re; ;); /SIX rips. • help., 1 - -,-ig dull. and under the Influence of in, her offeringer price* are lower; ' wag. her cannot be quoted shove l . • flOMlNT—Mtrket almost• butathere is little or no inquiry for It; Ma per Obi. • LAUD OlL—Antra No. lis rung at SIAN end No.. at.l37(pe. LJME—Is sten s p :but uncbangedi Eastern. sl.JOLCierelind - - eMATOES— arket quiet and -unchanged; eale*rime Lake Chore Peach -1110 W,, In titoßii at T. RirerPotatoeiL SOIS4O. • P NIITS—DuII; prime Tenn e ssee still quoted at Was,lo et., , • , . PHOTOBIONS—Market flea and irlth a eon tlnued.Xmistiouirdmand.aucee are stilt tending n for flogTtred"hairia'l=2ll P s in dualir ared. and bb t.l9X for Canvassed eides.l6aOialtlhi for RI tand-ITIr for Clue. e. .. 1 41,7 1 . 1 1 = 3 t,esiaAlailiV i l i te i ttud o i rk- NEEDS—nem moons proremeatto note In the demand for Clover or Timothy seed. and the market is dull and drpopinalweno nnote t he former at afbilift' t ..al the later alle•nit. blaxseed SIO,LS---a wand lot would probably Mug UAL =3 °rang or Prrnonvitaii 0.61177 E, SATIVID4T, April IA FlO. ntmiw ion Tut watt. The oil market has been very firm and some alit excited dating the week xdileradwiii last Awed. and compared with last week, both trade and refined hare advanced Materially. and the sales have been unusually large.. This upward turn, which was not entirely. uncx- Pasited. may be attributed to the sdrance In mild. together with the Itnim7l character. of the as - lees from Europe, and es always Is the cue, with an advancing arket, there were more buyen than sellers.' To-day, re fined was a litue offish and a shade lower, and wee devoid of the vim which ;prevailed on . but this may hire. leen , =IA .r,74,74,w l a test. to the bet dist IL in the east, wera t t i g e rinorai PurtlraulluM in makingdellveries and eettleosentsou4. to y. strabut little attention to buy ng. Crude, however. Is as 'strong** ever, which, is noted I . oar loot, report, ts attributed to apretty heavy short intermit In the oil gomes are ret relatively bigiszit and hemV o and crude le relatively h er hero we goed. Thera Is one consoput Trap en , or at least a number of thin,,. tty good supply of low priced crude. conw mze ctfy. they are 110 W able to take advaotage Of the advance In meted, Th era ate- those w h o look upon the present . INT mad, oww woent, and that It la I sly to be ot "0rt. . 44/ :.l, l 47•Tit i l l t e ltig k e:2ll 4l a th i ' adhl& w h a e l and i tnat the average prices or de steal two or three months will be higher than those of .the past month or two. k Useelpts Crude tills week. MiliE Lbli; week railf• January le to date, *Mb; same Omni/M.114r MOIL 'Fallen , of relined , this • • • weak. 17,419: 111.1 Vrrtk• iiarj; JIMIRry it.t 10 date, 14.1,Gur; une time lost rear. Sales this week. !WU bbl, revile. 17;A7 re fined; last • Ireek,ls.ion lad, Crude. 114.100 re fined. • J MEE Market continues grunt. notwlthstandiuir refined 14 weaker, and compared with venter .lm., _a still further advance has been estab lished. Sale lose bbia to be delivered next weeicat 12: and 1.901 same delivery and Nice. , e n„ r j,,,re :quoted at aal2.ta end buyer all year OEM! !tale 'r.nol each. May and June at tt:. 'Spot iuot nt June. r 7 5 ,2274: July. :wpm to October Zit:: August to De cculer_ZNlJulyto December. O,‘; buyer all ylmr.3o.lttang. An alreade Intimated, market weak. and compared with yenterday, a trac tion lower. Ilierrts mint. trlL nt .t: Y. n. R. J. Wilkins 110 . necount Phil's and IS, t o 4l , Zilro; n MO. on scconnt W Hart • 210 hi IIL SIItPIIIIE.VIN PM. A. V. J. M Ititer, 7 47 bbl.l ref Ml to ingtm ft t Phil a. r".." .Yawreit. Logan. Stoeloi & Co.. reT.'"4l In Inenn 8r0..t Co!. rhlrat . . " bile 1. AfK l e4;o4), bbla relined oil Logan J, W. A l exand er bbls ref.oll to A. It. Mc. If enry. Platl'a. • Mentzheltner, K. & Co! MO Irbil ref. oil to Wkriog. K. &Co., K. H. 8, f&o , .....h i te h r li t . Co.. 101 bbla ref, oil to Waring, Bruno .t Wagner. MO bble'ref. oil to Warbor. K. 8 Co., I'M' a. , Total "or bble • • NARIKETki RY TELEGRAM! New York, Nt.w Y.oto. April 35. , -Cotton henry and hot er, with soles of Lad boles it 2.73.4 c for 311d dllitR Fluor—receipts of ;jag bar rels: the tonrket In nio, tower. and Kale, were mode of SAM barrels at #4.75624.90 for superfine Stnte anti western: 4 5, 2 5 .03 for e.tr , Stsle; s4.ll:YdZi.ns fon. extra western: $5.L5an.35 for a hit. wheat extra: v. 1004.10 for Round lloop forextra St. ball, mud 1e.10%t for rani to ehnice do. stye flour is quiet, with seles 231 Imrreln nt $1.3,Vh..1t1. • Corn meal Is quiet. Whisk,. firmer. with sales 3IXI barrels western of ItlairList. and 100 ba rrel s. next week. at #11).. 10 heat —rceel bushels: I the market it heavy, and 102 e lower. with ' eater of 35,000 bushel' at #1.05 for No. 3 Spring, for N 0.2 Spring. and #1.21 for Nu. 1 do.: $121 , 21-al for winter red And amber western. nml $1,35 for 'white Michigan. Rye quiet and unchanged. Barley dull and un ebanged. Corn--resvipts 11.1001mshels: market I. leas active nett seta - eels' so flan; oaten 7i.0110 bushels, nt for new mixed western; #1.15 fur old mixed western In store: #l.lO fur 1 -white Western. Outs—receipts n.trz trn.heliq 1 -market qulk and without any decided change, with sales 24.007 bushels at 612,03 c for western in store owl talent. and 60.R.0c for Ohio nod State. Coif, quiet. Sugar is dull. with sole, of 210 Mein Coin at Wisc. Molasses is dull and unchanged. Rice quiet. Petroleum in dull at 15.4 c for crude. n o,l:apic for refined. Hay is In request. at 10 for shipping. and 10311.1:51 for retail lots. Conl quiet nud unchanged. Wool steady, wit h rules of 300.000 pounds. at 153,rd..,ve for domestic fleece. 410430 for pulled, and 47,45 c fortubbed. Leather—Hemlock 4011., Is droop ing at UK= for Buenos Ayres and Riot - intuits light weights. Hope aro quiet and firm. at 1141.33 c for American. Sheeting Copper steady. Ingot Copperquiet at MOO for Baltimore. and l irr t m f n r t f r' o ' ;• r eo P t i th, l 7tV 5 521 U 41„,31 " T1 AniCrientt. uarqnlet at #75 forrefined raglis o lt a l ts A kTn e . • q''','ll"4`.ll"Viai,'Vlaci.V.°sl,fig Side for efinch. and Wz: for horse shoe. Pork 14 dull and lower, with sales of 350 bids at 1120.104.q.1 tor mese,. V 1.50222.75 for prime =Au= 75 for prime mess Moo, Sales 1.5011 bblo mess, Seller Jour nod Jule, nt MVO. Beef steady: soles of GM ehis nt #101;15 I for new plain mess, *WAN for new extra mono. Tierce beef firm: soles tierces at V. 24127 for prime mete. $3ll for India mos.: Beef hams steady:.l(lo Ghia nt tarsal for new. Cut meats 1100: stiles pkgs at Ilhall2e for shoulders, /s.'itisl7c for _hams. Middles quiet and Ann. Lnrcl dull and unsettled: .les of 320 tiercen_at loTt•laNe for steam, 171417.ke for kettle: also. MOO lien-es steam. seller 51ay, June and Juts. at Pitt rtaltlxe. Butter quiet at • 14cdSle for Ohlo. Cheese quiet nt 10/tl7c. Freights to Liverlana—ls.lo boxes bneon lrs ed. per steamer. GM bales lioga at tad to Lon don; 1.511:1 1 , 1•10 dour Is als , lo,d ; and iser steamer. 15,500 bu wheat G at d Bd, to K Dilate': 5,000 Dbl. flour In (kJ. •',Lotost.—FloUr dull and n a Wheat bract-) .1.1442 Lie for Nu 2bode opting and #l.•:3l3,Bforavlnter red and tomb, western. Rye nominal. Oats oteady,lllVate for weotern in store and 'Whist. Cont dull. IMAM:I.I2 for 'new tithed western. Pork very quiet, with owner. of mess nt tote) for Mae, June or July. 11,1 quiet and unchanged. tut meats and unchanged. Baron nominal. Lard In fair demand; solo of MO tem prime steam nt on spots ITU. seller Mae. and 10340 seller three mtuths. Eggs In fair demand. - CHICAGO. April 30.. - EXClPillirr unchanged: Preighta dull at Ile on Wheat to Oswego. Flour Arm ; Bales generally at yesterday'. prices. Wheat dull, unsettled and lower. clos ing at Wie. auk, for No. 2. for [inure delivery.; sales were also made at lalkießik•c. seller May; Anatile, seller Jiolo, closing tot Rh, seller May; other andel, are also lower. sales wo n Alk for No. I: in the afternoon market unset tled, dining 'lnn at alikajtoUe. rash; tn.sew.c. aeller June. Corn dull and lower, closing at Mho for No. t, and lc for no grade. In store; Me for new; op tional anle-s were made at taßfc, seller host halt pf May; sukanc. seller .11:dar. 119 e. buyer In the afternoon market was dull nt i+6.44 - riCyc. soli, May. KlNcih'c for new.. Out,. dull and closing rather Arm; sales 4 a4d in of for N 0.2; optional trading: 4437014:17. seller May; rue. buyer May; 17103.4.Nc. seller June. Rye quiet at e nclos e for N 0.2. Morley very dull. - Illghwin ed strong at 11.(il fur iron t hez s u4ckage.. Mess Pork steady; axles at 75 for regular. and f:5l for heavy; mom ed quotable at r7:"...41,L."7.50, buyer May sold at A2P.=. Lard lege. !Sweet pickled llama 154 e. Cumberland mid dles 1304 e. loose. Receipts were as followsa— WA Mils dour, 4.1,ai0 bush wheat. 59.1cX) hush cunt. 23.231 bush uats. LORI hush rye, tar.3o busk barley. moo head of hogs. Shipwrents:-.4.54.5 bbl, flour. 21'.7t17 blink wheat. MAXI busk corn, 3.880 bush oats,l.llo.llnuik rye,1.5110 bush barley, Catc.too, April Xo.—Cattle dull and we.* lower; sales at I:Lnict4R) for stocker.: idtdr..o3 for fair to choice; fil,tldCd9,24 for extra to prime. ME= CiNci-‘sin, April 31—Flour unchanged and Ia fair demand: family $l." - 33.Z1. Wheat firm at $1.1041.1.2. Corn dull at 694,90 c; supply bet ter. Bye dull nt Utel&e; demand light. Bar ley unchanged. Ootton doll and drooping, but prices not lower: middlizil uplands 2... e. Whisky closes d demand MS! demand light. Tobseco In fair - at full prices.' Pro visions lull. Ness Pork M. Bulk Meats: IlMeatiljtifalaMe for shoulders, clear rib and clear sides. , Bacon nem: at tniel6Mol:c for shoulders. clear rib and clear sides. Lard lOMe. Butter unchanged and flan, at V.rjr.3k for fresh made: - loteer grades not saleable. salesFsßl dull at i fi c : 11'47:14V actine caonnd sumptlre demand good. Hay $1 lower for loose; pressed veal: Per ton. Dry Goods 3forkes Nnr. YORK. April 30, 1970.—Aa nasal the marketat the close of the week eras lacking In animation, yet prices for most part rule quiet and uniform. Atlantic 4 brown sheet lug. command 15Me; Pacific ea ter and Appleton A Ike: Amoskeag A stark A and Wachusett 14MciPittsfleld A 11Mc:Broad way 111 Me; Bedford It kiMe; Blackstone A bleached BSc; Bartlett 15'c; Bay mills 'AIM Wamsutta 111Mc; Allendale tiktc.ZZA 95(10. 10/1, and 45c: Androstoggin 9.1 i. 00. IN and 5.5 c. Prints unsteady and In good demand. and 'choice styles held at an advance Me. Brown drills deprtused and selling low as 1414 c.. MietttC! _ CLCVELAND. April at—Flour firm end prices .strong and tending 'inward. Rye Hour firm and unchanged. vvhent very firm and nomin al!). high ,er .No I held strung at 01.15. and No 2 'do at $10081.03. Corn steady and unchanged. :Oats quiet at 61c. Rye quiet at IMIK.r. Barley dull and heave and held at 00 , B00c for State and Canada. Petroleum: no Inquiry. with sales 'at 600 bbla seller June at 24c; holders Isere ask ing the same figure on the_ spot: crude better, ,with sales 1500 bbla at 2,5, sale. 1060 bbl, .guollne at 8100 per bbl. 122=521 Nair O' Llama. April M.—Flour unchanged'. Cora advanced; whitf, fl. L 57. oats 66c. Bran 11.40. Hay Prit4M.6o. Mess pork firm at 636=4630,60. Bacon dna:shoulders 131(c. rib Idea Itit - c. clear sides idtic, hens 1660664 c. Lard; tlerce 16661116fc, keg .18XCLISMc. bugar; prime 1146111(c: Mol i turs; prime retailed 18)11•16%a. la l ittle M l7 6 ,eatat Cotton; i3ti ruler et nominal at L.AI. - atic: isle!, muu baler, receipts, UM balm; oxporta to Liverpool, 12.075 bales; stock. 140,36 a balm ridlaielpble • PI, 11-iDELPIIIfA. April Bp.—Flour Nt.ady: sitting wheat extra Dually $544475. Wheat: - prime red scarce nod held at ill,gsitl,lo. Rye }1.1113141 Corn tint' and drooping. with yel low at $1.1141,12. thus steady nt Platen for :western and Prollne for Permsyleaula. Pen,- lotrm quiet, with crude at 19State end re fined at ZSta-Wie. Procislorm held an Pork: mesa tratbQ.Pt,7.... Lard unchanged. ';Whinks unchanged. - I=2 BALTLYORS. Amit 31—Flour very firm ;Indio tood demand; western superfine, '''beet higher prime to choice Maryland Q 1.58, Pennsylvania $1,441,44. Corn at 7; white 5i.120044. yellow 11.1031.12. 'Oats' : re it Nelfl6.• A " fillrX r c k . , ]clear sioeiCUlTs‘c, snoulde:e marctiema Giffin. L ar d an d at tic. Whisky limn at $1,04 41,1,05. =! Brent LA,. April .73.—Total receipt. or Cattle fur the week 448 cant; autrket closed dal at r e rl , r)( for stockersp imod k stMcat : . toirket quiet at i g= 7311 W ec ee lp receipts rA brad: market arm at o,ani.oo for fair to good 'stmt. Lontetille. Lornsruxr_ lorll3o.—Cotto - n tokbll7* 21,1{:' }lour Cheat $10.414,2). Corn • 61,04. Oats Ric. nye t4c. Groceries qu et 66d arm. Whisk,' aLOMACIL Pork Ink bulk mektk 12 ; 16 %4163(c: bacon 11,163M17Xc. Lard UV. Tobacco: sales, MA litads at IFStLV for frosted to lode: SEQ,:tt for low to - Memphli. AILS .p en . April )3,..7A.0 . tton dull at It'e-- 1,1 n!!! x .,t4t,k4.e i , : i tar i ti l l j fi: Dal es. • flour . ti t i: i re F. Hr.. ut Lard 17ZelD}J. .11 45 #2 , 450. shonlden I 2 c; sides 11); e. Non rimarbee. SAN Frtaamsch. April 30.—rienr quiet and hrtf.hamted . . The %item market hi ilmost , batie pp I,7SreQ.Lx.'l4:'l7-nd Detroit. IlMaorr. April $ 11.—Wheat scarce and higher, extra HUG, No. 1. $1.7. Crmlio.llXie. Oats lower, Ntate See, western bk. Harley nowt pal at sl.All for No. 1. IMPORTI4 BY RAILROAD CLEVELAND & Plt 7 smrnosßA&DAD. &D cars blooms, John !tooth ,• Ido ore, Drades Bend Iron CO 1 do pig metal, Rees, G.. dl do do. Zug & CAA! do 410. Lloyd; 1 box. 10 kr 3qnt,...1 Yelharx t t Al do do. ll t i .liVrird r On• 21 case ' s zn etches, ti II Arnold; 2 box mdse., 1s ' A Kelley; a Axe to bacco, John Matt. 2 p seed, W W Knox; ND bra cheese. L & Co; 10 ska rye. Dan Wallace; 66 lulls chair stuff, Bedford Chair Co; B tubs butter, Bead & 60 .1111'11 1 Yermlllluv 1T d B Cot.. Vg•ti 47).,!N10 oil bbla D Moo — re; 1 cask oil, Lapps & ;66 Nis corn, P Duff & boo; 10 bbls apples, Voigt, .k Co; 1 tubs cheese, J Daub. -pons IVATNE AND CMCAOO REALLIOAD, April 38.--5 pkgs bacon, II Ben Jr; 1417" Ar i ?fZ .tC 1 1be gtt 1 .io bbla i Palmer, PITT - Sal - RG[l. DAILY GAZETTE : • MONDAY MORNING MAY 2, ,1670 flour. tihutriaker &t: 3 tubs butter. W H Graff k.1,t4 sks rags, It Mils 1 glycerine J.it& MeChllng; A Mils eggs. Woodworth & Davisme 2 de do. John Seibert: 1 blid sugar, Dilworth. H k Cu: 1 1.1.1 egg..Haworth & D Bdu potatoes. 1 or do. Vangorder & .10 bss cheese. N J Braden; 91.b1. eggs , .A l' Striver /1; Co; 14 ohs rags. Frasier k Metsgar; 40 lan cheese. .1 A Grant Co: :in bids beans,_Vulgt, & Co: 100 this flour; J. A. DeltS; LID Flo owner; sewing machines. Sr. Sumner & 50 ten hems. F Fellers A . Co; 100 bids Pour. owner; 5 eases matches. J it Thompson: 10 tee ems, IV II Hays t Son; 10 bbl, spirits, J Bennett t Co; 2.1 tibia alcohol.—Hostetter k Smith:3ojrreeuhltles. (1 N 1101Tetotl; 10 title whisky. Jon S Fleet &Co. DISCIfttAll AND Sr. LOCIA RAILROAD. May 1.--I cars iron. Brown & Co: I do wheat. J W flumgarder: I do lambei. Wm Hindage; A MAR t! fruit.%) A Graff: lot metal, J Corry; 3 bids eggs. I do bacon, 1 Orkin butter. W 11 - Graff; 21 bits oats, II do corn. Schenlhack A .1.2 bids ergm. I bog d apples, I box butter. Robb lc ih 1 box lemons, 2 do tobaceo, Win Miller: 1 box tools, Logan & Ido do, Park 1 1 ; 5 lm spd Kline & 1): 9 tcs II:1211. A Co: 2 55 4 do, .1 P Hanna; 9kelt P. ink. Jlt Weldln: 5 ten beef, Sellers , : I car' staves, N P Adams; MI We flour. F Lindsay. •Pirrmounan AND Comtra.LariLLE RAIL WAD. Aplii 30.-2 cars metal. Dunbar Iron Co; Ibbls whisky. Z) do hlstmlnes. W Welsh A Co: 12 rolls leather. .banker A Detrich; ban ‘v glass. Fry & Cu; S ham crackers, W Ann st now; 75 mks wheat. GU do rorn..Scott & I bid onions, Volzt. M Si bale whim Littell & Mechlin= 1= mks onto, P Ihiff k Ss,n• 15 do do. IV Welsh A Co; 0 rolls leather, .1 II A buctilitLyr car grain. W 11 K irkplitrick & Co; cars metal : Mr/knight & t.'o; 2 cars barley._ J M Carson h- Co: In on coal, Kier. roster & Kier; Mdo do. wi Anncing. 1) & co; 12 sks hair, .1 V McLaugh lin: 11, butter,] Olitinlin: Ido do. John Pat terson:l enr tiny, Lolng & 31cKslip; 2 bon but ter. 11 W Proctor: eke ORLI. F Alrater: eggs. 1 be butter. John Seibert. =1 I'INCINNAL PM FT. CH RULE+. April W C A nnstrong. 1.101 d :dudes; Ilruggennan & ()lisle:l,2l 01,1 s FeliChux. 13 bids apples; Boyd. Murrne & Fnwcett, 10 MIS RUil I hs. frames; T .1 Marl:more. plies tobacco; Clark & Co. 1 01.1.1 peaches. =4 Day Oh 4 hhis 0 47 es. sks potatoes: S Elutlrt ru 94 bbl. .I,peaches; J A Gran, 1,14 i -eggs; Moonor 1- Harper. 10 bids ce.gu; W Illumner & Non. I 4 dos chairs; II Berger. 12 plies hirtilture; Ilohnes. It & Co. 21 bales cotton; Houck..l Co. I Johnson & C. 2 pkgs tobacco; W GJohnson, 1 broom; Kennedy. C .14 Co. 10 holes cotton; .1 Kaiser, 3 bbls sews, I bx butter; Loomis & C, 21 tns plg Iron: J S Liggett & Co, 43) otos when 811 Baird. 1 bbl peaches:Lemon & Wrisr, 106 choirs: A Milliken. 42 chairs; 3 1'143111 & Co 6 bbl. apples; Mr porter.: h ome ,. 1 wng,on; II ilea, Jr, 40 togs potatoes; Wood worth 1 Itseldson, 0 bills eggs;/ do drnpples. rrrnmrnnu. Ittlowo'oou.t.l4 AND CI !META I'ACICUT Com CAN V. April 30.'-10 bales hay, Jan Todd: 3 bids-onions, .Tohnston & Co; 42 bids op ,piles. Sheldon 213 bits ginon, it l Schmertz; so mks onto, 110 do corn. IS Ohio appliod W Welsh & CO: 11301 J Snodgras; 16 bbd, e W or i n b ,73 e l r it 2r:1:; c;l i t c s i , i f -n .7. 0 .0 ,4;4 N „ Mod & Co; 15 do do. 57 do oats..Calopbelt & 310 lots is Fr.ett Co; al bales bay, 21 sks corn, It: do onto, 10 bbla whisky, A Carlisle. WIIRELINII ern rEIIIOI.IA. April 30. 21 aka rye. Hose t F.: 5 bales rags, °Wirer & C.; 126 aka corn. Robb &H; 16 bales hey. Hewn; 16 butts tobacco. Volgt. M & Co; 20 Able dour. John Herbert; 53 sks barley, 2 do ere. ICJ Meek; 35 Able oil. Geo Buchman & 01;1 boo. 1 crate g worm. J A. Gilbert; 35 aka potatoes. 6 du sot, Mc Kerr. RIVER_NWs The riser rte.° conidderahly during Saturday night and yesterday, nod last evening the Mo nongahela marks indiented six feet tea inches. The rise is mainly in the 'Monongahela and It Appears that there lAta censhtefable min at its 'headwaters during Thursday night and Friday. .• There have been no arrivals since the date of nor 4:lnt report, excrpting tho folio. from Wheeling. 'Tho MePsenger. from sf. Wulf. woe thie that night; ,uleo, the Julia. from 7.4.11enril The Arlington is due front Cincinnati to. day, and will return as usual to-morrow at non. The Camelia. Capt. R. C Mason, departs for Nashville to-morrow-, and passenlers and ship- P7rl"iera4. o ' lTi l. ge h r; r dftp oi a n rfe c ti e f a o r r t ei r t ` :A g n h n'at i on Saturday evening with a fair trip and engage ment. below, Including IMO kers nails and some wagons nt Wheeling. Pilots—Vapts. Ebert and Poe. The Collier barges are filling WI rapidly for St. Louis. and Capt. Shedden expects .to get away - on Thursday. • _The St. Charles departed Saturday evening. --The Lonisviiie notrier-Joitrull, of Friday, otrie Louis The e t r ow a with i e ld enb o c a l t e s a a d nd f bargs of coal.. .The Ella and Reindeer will leave for Pittsburgh to-daywith full tows of empty barges.... The tow boat W. H. Drown and lmrges was due from Sts7.ouls last night. The Petrel N 0.2 and barges was also due.... The Palmetto. front New Orleans.ed up 1 yesteninv, bailed with cypress Phin pass gles de signed for the Pittsburgh market ....The tow louts Boaz and Simpson Horner departed for • "ewairletm., the.furmer with 400,01ri bushels of coal fur Thomas Fawcett, and the latter with 250.000 bushel. for Homer, Wood & Co. —We Clip the following from a lute New Orleans paper: The Great Republic, in com ing into port yesterday was, by the force of the wind. driven Into the towerwharf and carried In contriet with the Importer's wheel. beside. driving the Carrie N. upon the wharf; there wim. however. but little datunge the wheel of the Importer, while the w o ofcre the Carrie N. eaperienced much trouble In get ting her off the wharf. The Republie. In her present down• trip. dropped her larboard heel overboard somewhere below the mouth of Red River. whieh will delay her departure until Friday next. --Mr. W.. 1. 'Abram., pilot. and Mr. Sohn Kennedy, engineer , both of the steamer Ar lington, Vt i Vt ile hei r r n i ll i gl;lo7. l O i n th es .r g Wash. Keren new Portsmouth and Pittsburgh packet Granite Stale. Their places on the t M r. Zebnion Tb. rook, T e, l4 , l % ,s D r uff, pilot, —The Louisville Comm - ref/11 Is responsible for saying that General' Weitzel has received advices from Washington that he will .be fur nished with money to go on with the improve ment of the ennui. and directed to advertise fur pnaposeln for the work. He Intend. push Mg the work to a speedy completion. —The Armadillo from Arkimess River was expected to arrive at Cincinnati on Friday. She wee 131 days in making the trip, having beerrdelayed by tow writer. --Captain Geo. W. Windlea ageoo year., a well known steamboat passenger agent In New Orleans. died of pneumonia, at Shreve port. La.. on the 17th Inst. • —New Orleans .18 yet to receive In cotton halloo bales from Red river. 7.0:0 bales hi= thsachlts river; also to ship acme LOCO tons railroad Iron now there. —The Glendale. lit. Louls to Pittsburgh, was expected at Cincinnati - on Friday night and the Reserve. Pittsburgh to . Nashyllle. passed Cincinnati on Friday. --The Great Republic left New Orleans for it. lands on Friday. and the. Glasgow. en route from New Orleans, was at CaLro the same day. stentobontloon In Nashill has Id llfr 'mond for MOOD. He Is de v ter e mined t leave o home for his wife and children. ~--(..`apt. Frank Jacobs, an old and we known stermboatman died at Memphis o Monday last. The Argosy arrived et St. Louie on Friday RIVER PACKETS ETANM''ILLE A.%D NAMIR'ILLE lIIPPERS' BARGE ______ sia gr ig 1 LIN/S.—VON isrAmirzLLE. uto AND IIT. LOUIS the Deemer COLLIER AND Balton. JAS. SHEDDER Muter. CHAS. MATTHEWS, Clerk, will lenrepabute us THC ESDAY. !Su 4th. et 4 r. Y. U. 11. WIRIEST A Cu.. Agents. ° Ci!INCII4I/ 4 A 1 N . 1 1 .41;tf1! eplendl4 passenger . ..ten/per CAMISLIA C. LI AIION. W. Oa wheel te. Cleft. hill leave fur the shame and Int errntuilete pats uo TCPPIDAY. April 34. at 4 P. X. !rif f r'4rh irA ` Pli " ,rcieli rvritriLlent.. rownrstorrn AND CI?ICINNATi. rrHE NEW- AND SPUN- A. DID Stammer W. IeNR liltAlllTE !MAT, wlll leave for Om enure and Inlet...Meta ' poria . o. WEDNESDAY. Kay 4th. For tartest or maniac apply on board. 11111:63103 Pittsburgh and Cincinnati PACKET LINE • The now tine splendid side-whoa ai dG e JUNIATA, Can, C. L. BBENNAN, will leave Pittsburgh for Clnedunatt RTRRT TIIURSDAT.st ISt o'clock pronttair; • Returning, leave Cincinnati RVERT SUNDAY at la M. For (triad or punier, apply on board or to • FLACK to COLLINGWoCon. rani /ARILS COLLINS, Agouti. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati PACKET LINE. Tbo new and splendid side-.beel Steamer 'ARLINGTON, DANIEL MOORS, Nester, A. N. eIIIPAND. Clerk. leaves Pittetrunth for tlncitmell overt TUESDAY et ,19 )t. promptly. Retureing.lesers anduttetlfer Pitts burgh. et 12 34, every PRMAT. For freight, pasiage, or other Information, apply boaFI or to ._ lli JAIIVI. COLLINS. I , II,ACK ACOLLLMINVOOP. Ainmtn, - !STEAMMIPS: LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS. j T • TOWN.— THE INMAN MAIL HAINSIIIPh. numbering/de...en tlnt eluu rentelt, among them the eelebts- PITY OF PA RIF_ CITY OF ANITTERF,_ ITY OF BOWTON CITY OF BALTIMORE, - CITY dr Lonvirg. - • !YUMA , EVERY SATILMDAY.thim Pun 13 North Slyer. z.e.• York. For pwaco or:lather Informs. Oar -- • - ~i WILLIAM BINGHAM, Jr.,. 143 EMIMFIELD STREET. -L ArARSHALL'S ELIXIR. nilnanws.v. W.Ligit WILL CEIUSIITAIWETE. MANSIIALLIS WLITIR WILL CRHE JOTSCErs. , MAIWILALL'S =AIM WILL CURL COSTI ENVESS. Prleo of Ilaroball's MIT% SU/ORn Dotal. Dart. 1301 Market greet. X mA1L9E3.11.411 11:7°Erfr.Z.L1r. "UM. by CIE°: A. fotafliornial • SPECIAL NOTICES CO\SCHPTIO\ Mt. SCHENCK'S PELMONIC SYRUP for the cure of Cough?, Colds and Oinsumptinn. Dr. IiCIIENCICS SEAWEED TONIC for the cure 24 e Dynp . e , piila and all the Debilitated Condition% of DI7. ° SCrIENCEN atANDIUKE 1t.1.5. for DO OM. of the Liver nr arse ' as a Dentin Purgative. All nf these three Medirinen are often required In curing Consumption. though the l'aleannic y up alone has cured many be te rano.. The Seaweed Tonle and Mandnide Pills mishit In Mt' ulatlng the S.Pinsiten and Liner. and help the Pub. monk Syrup to diWest and reareh through tic Moog rowel, by which means a cure Is noon ef fected. , Three Medicines amrveseleutlously orrenul to the P.M. the tally safe. certain gaol ne liable remedy for Pulmonary Consumption. and for all theme mortild condition,. or the Isely whieh lead to M falai almeasa. Llrer Complete , . and f ) r , r.psta are often foreranuera of Conrulnatiun. and anan they manifest themaelven they require the moat unmet attention. . • • The Putt:tonic:Syne to a medicine which his had a long peobation before the public. Its value hav been mired by the thousand cures It has ma In de Lhf.gpehurtt!..il, I;"°.= ItZT:.:11%"; liiitTz r zn FAT doubt de in anen t e which admit of a tom. - If the patien will persoveringly folio.. the direc tion% which arettmtiany each bottle. he will certain ly be cured. if his lump; are not too much wasted to make atom possible. llven InCLOWN lupe...tut to be incurable. when friends and physician. hare despaired, the use of this Medicine has saved the lite of the patlent and restored him to perfect health. . Dr. lit Amick does not 'say that all cases 11 PM: 1 14graTI:=0:11gT,VXAATLIVitg= patient. have the most alarming symptoms. such ea violent rough, creeping Millis. night sweats. y N a 0 4 14111 , 1 , g ; r n em i toza at ch , At e d e eis ‘ r:e that tlx; the lungs are very wally disetZ:eus . tent destroyed, a cure may be effected , na when lay Dr. Schenck's medicine. Also. can tons DiROIMM, these medicines are equally secant. Dr. Schenek br a e photographa of number or pansies who have been nearlyilivered with rinsing mares and now all healed up. This shaws its purifying properties, which must be able to heal milittea In the lungs. In the treatment of Conthniptlon it is Of MO Ut most importance to give Igor antra healthy tome thehe system. hence It Is v necessity,' to stren to gtheh ern the with such means as will make th ',food e nl It erily didem thrr able: The articles most sultablo for the dim or Comumptlvo mamas am designated In Dr. Schenck a Al thenwich are trlbuted gratui tously. In general. roost high]) hutrltoun clisi are to be preferred. but the digestiveorgans moat be streng th ened In tinier to make either foist or medne serviceable. requirement Is met by the des weed Tonic. and fa w this purpoth It wan designated. When the digestive ralaeru•re put In gond order. the food has lie prayer effect; the system of the mtlent Is invigorated and the lunge begin to cam , dm their function. In a normal and healthr man ner. Then the healing powers of Dullialllde Syrup effect the ere. . . . Pulmonary Continuantlon I, almost always mint pliested with Dmpopsle and liter Complaint. Schenek'a Mandrake Pills are Intended to remove obstructlon% frour Liter and mat...welt. healthy action. They hare .11 the efficacy whleh ascribe.] to calomel or - blue mesa." and am warrantetl not to contalma particle of any mineral poison. Thetas Min cure the MOM. obstinate eostirene.; sick headache. Mien. Minoan affection* and ail other Montane, which aline from torpid or. otnaromed condition of the liner. (Mello: of these pills will entre the office ey of the mene. In Consumption the Seaweed Tunic and Man. drake Pills are invaluable auxiliary ortielnen. They relieve the artubrhumot the reheat and I.lloild. the Pulmonle Syrup In elfecti a cure. Thor have been found umbti in ad sluiced Mauer of Censure m sloe. where the 'ampere almost entirely affiliated and all symptoms acmirdinx to the judgment of the physician Indicated a speedy death. -The lire, of iu weer tr eta; h y tZn e t i b n y g t a ' u a s i rt ' el Sehenele a three moat remedies. . Or. Schenck* Almanac contain,* full treatise on the rations forma of dl sense. bis mode of treatment and general direction, how to um, his medicine ran be had gratis, ur sent by mail by addreming his Priori** , Office. No. 13 North Sixth etre.. Phila delphia. N. ?nen of the Pulmonic Sirup and Seaweed Tonle halfe.3o per bottle, r 61.30 a dozen. .11AT ,R - DOCTOR - WUITTIER CONTIN. VMS TO TREAT ALL PRIVATE m a lting from That numerous Clint of eases remelting from mlfwbum, producing unmanlinese. nervous debillte,tnitabiltiy. eruption, seminal emissions. add an' ally ImPotence permmently eared. Persons addicted with delicate. Intricate and long standing constitutional romplatots are pulitely Invited to call for consultallon. which het. nothing. Expo nent, the heat of teachers, hasenabled him to Deflect remedies at once edielent. sale. permanent. S which In moot rases ran be used without bind ranee lo Moieties. Medicines pmirercel In the es tablishment. which embraces office. recent ion and Ireton. mem, also hoarding and sieePleg.P.4ll- mentmlor nation(' requiring del,. personal atten tion. and rubor and chemical baths, thus emcee toiling the famed mineral wings. Kett tte who beer felled. sta. your case. Road he eats In his pamphlet of Oily page.. mnt to any address for two smnam In sealed envelops. Thousands of cues treated annually. at offlre sad all over the country. I) free. personally or by mail. Vino, No. Walls street. (near Court Rouse) Pittsburgh. Pa. Flours 9A.W. to N. Sundays 12 Pamphlet MEd. toan y address for Two Moil, r_re - lIATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.- This splendid Hale Dye la the best In the +mid. Ilatunietut, reliable, Instantaneous, does not contain lead. nor any Vitally poison to produce pa4:!T ralysis oat r deh ro . Ald virtue, their and tdein r -7.1 had 30 years untarnlshed reputation lo uphold Its Integrity as the only Pe rfect Hair Bye—Black or Basurn. Bold by all Druggist.. Applied at 10 Bond stmt. N. T. fey LIVERY & SALE STABLES. Robt, H. Patterson &Co., CORNER 01 Seventh Avenue and Liberty Street I= WILL oN !:VMRY PATURDA .Z.VT_TC7PION SALE . • Horse;,; Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, I...,7l`2=',l•Uir...tv,.....t.rirg,ltTriino- Lice of entishoismeni on or before Thursday of each week In Order (or enverlising. Owen* attention and glued will tient.. ell Muck left fur sale. JO H. ST.tWART, Fs. AtCTIONISEII. lint 11.11 lOWA PIT - ROM. If. T:ATTMION. ROBERT H. PATTERSON & CO. .lAvery,•Sale and 00101VTISSION ST.BL ES , for. SoI nth Arcane and Liberty SI., 11 • ep26.hl PITISHURO. PA. L AI) DRUGS &c. PITTSBURGH ' While Lead and Color Works, . J. Solthonniaker & Son, . .. PROPRIETORF- 1 . Manufacturers of WIIITE LEAD. RED LEAD, BLUE or Ls ADD . ZI NDNCIN O Iit_LITIIABON. PUTTY and an coi DR AIL. OYFIOE AND FACTORY. litl, ti !, 451, I and 10. t. Barren Strut, ALLEtiIIZET. • We call alteith os to the caveatee piloted on our Strictly Pure While Lead, and when we say a -pur er carbonate of lead." sre mean - chemically pore.. that Is free from Acetate and Hydrate. and Mons fore Is whiter and superior. both In color mod env ar'ZATEED to best parer carbonate of Lead and whiter than any In th e market. and 0111 f o r the ( rice of this package 11 containing the least edulteration. igit — tW - I — t -- IfßOTlEßSirtlitjser Dealers In Drugsgan , ani h PROFESSIONAL. \ . M=M ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Ilan removed to No. 31 URANT OTREET, Pitt.. burgh. Will practice In that:LS.(lmM and District Courts, to the State iluprente and all the Ceerla Vr Allegheny county. and make collections In most of the adtacent counties. jack= lI.ICYR6II/117C7-- Attorney -at-Law. No, 68 OILANT EITKIKET b =1 . ..7.3pt rAentloa given toell . al IrAndm ;yr . ARCHIBALD BLAKELY, Elltornerat-Law, lid FIFTH AVENUE.. .oSmd6, Pittekba,Ao,2l...l.. WM:B. PEEPER, ALlialtal AN AND ISK-OVVICIO JeSTICIC TRH PEACR. Office, U 2 Fifth avenue. 14172 . 1 = u jitTr.1111`117"" th Irg, „ nd 1..1 ba.tnesa attended to peemPtir " Mray & Lanman's Florida Water The most celebrated and most delightful of all Per fumes, for use on the hand kerchief, at the toilet, and in the bath, for sale by all .Dr iggists and . Perfumers. NI TOTICE.The Books for- the lab- SCRIPTION of Stock of Om Crystal Spring • Ice Manufacturing • • • and Storage Company, Are now opened et the Meehanles' Savings Beal,, N . o. 75 SIIITIMIELD eTItEET. ThlsComeeny le ca L et.yeg by thertegislatore of Penneylents end has the egehislve eight of alenateeturlnclee In the County of Allegheny by (here'. oelelinsled 'French Peteut . 7,IS:B • BLACHEIORE. Pre.ldent WHOLESALE GROOMS, &O : Dilworth, Harper & Co. ; . 243 LIBERTY STREET, I.,primTr. HEAD OF HOOD PT ..I IVholes<tle Grocers. PITTSUI:I2( I. 1 3 -k. fr. 4 , 1 I ESTABLISHED BY A. k' T. BODILY. ISt! W M. (;0 tiMLY, Wholesale Grocer, 271 LIBERTY STREET, lUlrtall 0 11 4 -Ito r . gl° _ ...KITTSIIVI 11. VA 911491.1 , M STEELE. STEELE Commission. Merchant , And Denlrm In 1.1.01711. 1/RAIN. Ae , when) City. 93 onto PIT/II:ET, neer inn.t Common.Alle - Aleanor & Harper, F 1.01511. 1111 A IN A NI), PItODUCIFI Colmnission AlorellantH N0..321) I.IIIEIITT STREET. ==MM W. C. Armstrong, ,Suerevevr to FAUN'S Armiktrago commim meßawit stplkaßi N, 3914 P9NN mum.. L. J. 'BLANC:HARD; WholeNde and Mail Grocer No. 930 PENN STREET LITTLE, BAIRD A - PATTON, Whole SALE GROCERS, Comis/don Marchanto and iflets In Product. Flour. Bacon. Cheoro, FUR. Carbon and Lard Oil. lrun. Nall., Wass, Cotton Tao. snot al) Plllaburgh Manufacture. ganerally. 112 and 114 SECOND tiTREET. PlttsburglO atm,: t. n0r5.....10w. ears. JOIIN I. 110178E&nno3., Sncresion4 14 0 ,J011N I. 1.101.!101& CO.. Wbolosaho Unman ana Commission airrobants. comer Of Pmithficid ant stroots. Pittsburgh.. 4014 AMMON A. WALLAH. c'HIPTON k WALLACE, Wholoule GROCERS. A ND PRODUCE. IMALERg, 61 , 1sth avenue, Pltt•bunrh. OILS: T - A c • * 0- a Brothers, COAIMISSON MERCHANTS AND DNALRIIN Petroleum and its Products. Offlw-137 WALNUT STREET. • WAR[ G. & KING Cnninnnrlnn Merchants wd Urotetn In - Petroleum and its Products DALZELIL.I4 BLOCK. Dinjl.l[l , ..4E WAS. • ==! WA ING, KIN (-3- - Sr, CO apt! 109 WALNUT smerr. ECLIPSE • PETROLEUM REFINERY Herbert W. Q. .Tweddle, =I Labriraliniand High Test Burtllnz ECLIPtir RAILROAD AXLI3 OIL. Viands greet hoitt without drogue: nm.lgi lim pi at lowest temperatures i Bisscial oil for our'. LIVaItiVri I ZIMW . DAMINK.MWO. Will cut scrods. . BAW MILL AND PLANING MILL OILS. fitITLILIC tail blab OIL. elkl7l;7 ,,N llrtiat. , Zraillt .4„IIAitNICSM OIL. IPARAFFIA IC. ARMOR VARISIBIL to presto, Bright Iron Work and Machinery from rust. L . These products are manufactured u nder Dr. Tweddieb patent by Superheated Meant In Vaccao. The Lubricating Oils are ithunitt odorless. perfectly Rte. temperature mostly light [colored. Dant a hilth nnehangrd. and remain limpid during extreme cold. The Railroad Oils Me en. ttalled, and are In constant are ItDuligiaoy of the Principal Railroads. tutorial can be examined and orders left at 174 WOOD STREET. Works at Sharpaborg Bridge. GLASS ; QUEENSWARE 100 WO - DT - gni -- CiUWENTF;Nakt, • , mx i racc-cu. - '•i; China and Glass), YILVER PLATED th/01/13. DINE ER IQ ; AND TEA BETS. TEA THAT!'r44 ANnerrticity. • I ; . •• 44, no' ‘ - 7 The beet leupJetel WMTP: 14TONE'4, WARE ea , l COMMON ROODS al lew; Nice.. 1. I "":R. E. BREED & CO Yj Jp4. REYNOLDS STEEN & CO., 124 Wood Street • Isninniern and Dealers In FRENCH, CHINA, FINE CUT IMAM AND Queenware. nr:re.i.,..t.smortment a Now 'Turk prices. - ESTABLISHED 1828. • etannY ultinr...nogr. M. run. r • HIGBY, CUST & CO No. 189 Liberty Wholeseto end Retell Dealer., and Jobber* In CHINA, QUEENSWARR. GLOM .4 AILVM PLATED WARE. The atteution of all rennhing good* In th e above It. is directed to our Kock, impurusti dirgeel, from the beet European markets, and we ...go', receiving fresh end desirable lot, of thesis.. goods. aphy4.l WALL PAPERS. NEW Y WALL PAPER. FOR SPRING SALES, at No. 107 Market Stl, NEAR FIFTII AVE. We now offer to the paella a stock of PAPKR onsurema to the .Wost for sysissy rtnira . :o6o/ 7 aWrICIVriftIa U d " ONRIMPAT '211. b ,"?Mol:7111,1 PARLOR II I DISCO TIOAIL TINTXas and GILT PARLOR 'PAPERS, with an almost allele:as eastota of LIIIIAP SATIN PAPERS, WHITE Rad anaws BLANKS for Cumbers. Al. Allot whiff. Ws marg i asill . : low . as the lowest In the m.rid, No. 107 Market SI., near Fifth Avenue. • JOS. R. INGRES & BRO. mhILTIS • WALL PATERS. SPRING; 1870. PRICES REDUCED.. • 40 INCURS wide Rule sal& per roll. GMT—arrest variety 4.10 e per roll. • GLAZED—AII kinds at tebe per roll. ELEGANT French and Ainereala Paper Haag. lags. not epeelded above, superior to nay awn meet la the country.. For sale at W. P. • MARSHALL'S • New Wholessio and Retell Store. .1111 leaere7 street, Pittsburgh.' cat{ P L m s PP 2 Eft§ , c_W../7Tmlw L. B. FULTON . hVGANN. FULTON h Practical 2Plumberki, OAS AND STEAM FITTERS. Fifth Avenue. near High Street. fittabarat, Lead and Oran IlneeG. Rlstana. Rath Tubs and Wash Sunda. t rop PIP. and MUD., I. and neer Puelps..d Steam Pocks shays pn h.d. Penna.,' Private Buildings Anal up with Water and Swann Heating Apparatus. ,h,pt,rag pm:aptly attended to. • FENANCIA.L AMERICAN BANK, T No. 80 Fourth Avenue, PITTSBF HGII CASH I'APITAI 11200:000 . Siovkholders Individually Liable. 'HANK OP DI.WOUNT AND DEPOSIT. . JOHN FLOYD, WM. FLOYD. PlT+lll,s, Co.shler. Ibllll,l-0.: Janifv , W. Am... a~a 41 I. I ' tt / I M %\ ) ; g I n c e d O. Kelly, MX= . . . . . . ins John nowt. . ! . Bank la now fully organised and prepared to do a gene 43 nd Banking businear. Jelllk ' . FREEHOLD BANK AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION, No. 110 FJurth Ate., Pittsburgh. CAPITAL PRIVILEGIL DEPOILITURS HP:CURED NT REAL ESTATE AND INTERICHT ALLOWED ON TIME I)5 POSITS. Prestdent—EDWA RD HOERR. Vito Presidents—J. S. CRAFT. ADAM JACOBS. EDWARD MUSK. 14 11.1JAll PHILLIPS. JAMES S. CRAFT, noun'. W. MACK KY, THOMAR STIC T IC ) I A A DAVIS. D AR JRE M. BRUSH. T W. r==ZAI4tetVMUTIZEa EV=antr=itM=lZEl . . • o . omen Mour n trum 11.tiOtk . . M. to 4 'clok r. m arm 3l l reep ti.turday evening tram lion 10. lit7F:w _ COMMERCIAL BANKING COMPANY, So. fit Fourth Ur., Pittoburah .IM2OOOOO Stockholders ladividuall)' Liable. MEM IV— H. HVEREON President. ALNIANDER BATES. JOHN LINDSAY, A. IL ENtiLll4ll: D. 8. di ACHUM DI. H. NV ERSON JOHN O. rEILLIrp, w. IlEtillAßY, E. r.WLLSON. . . JACOD KLEE. _ W. C. 31AC1W.711 nobler. Collections mad* on all accessiblo points of tht United Stat. and Cannataa. INTERIDIT allowed on TIDE DEPOSITS. ' ficontfd attention given to all business of corm. ndenst. THE , SAFE DEPOSIT 00. • Of Pittsutu gll. OR THE Safe Keeping Of Valuables, • Under Funenntre. sinA, He renting of Safes In Its • Fire and Buiglar7Proof Vaults, o. 83 Fourth A:ve. • President—WlLLlAM PHILLIPS. Vies President—HENßY FLOYD.. William Philll . ps. B o ron PalUtilt 11-11111.1.142: S. Morrison, George El.ki Willis. M. Lynn. I Curtin It: H 131.7. D. I. Bennett, 7),Z, 7 4,7;r1:71,z.UM 8 Z. CITY BANK, 112 .FIFTH A VENUE, PITTSBURGH. PA. VAPITA I 11100.004 STOCKIILDEIIS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE. lATEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS. VoEtitoN EXCIIANCIE bought end enid. end when desinsdremitted to Europe. Collections .Vmade on MI end in ell the prtneiPM of the atted Mem.end Canada& DOMINICK MUFFIN. President. - JAMES !MCA HF.. V/015 President. W. N. MOIL/AN. Cashier. nittm.Tuem • I James McCabe. • I I James 4 ,V 21• ,.,. NIVea.ThMU • JON. M. DAZZAM, &Metter. 11. Maw.. puma* Rourke Patrick Kane. Chas. 11. Ban. Maglnn. IL J. Grace. K. Brunk. - /eI:LS CENTRAL BANK No. 35 Bank Block, EITTSBEROLL PA. CAPITA! 6100.000 Bank of Discount and Deposit.. STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDEALLT LIABLE. Interest Allowed on-Time Deposits. principal """" t h * THOSIAS FAIECIEW. ' 11:11111SON BAILEY. D. W. C i'AQROIJ , J. DENNIETON BINCC..H AEI. g YAAD. H. IFIROWN, DATA. H.HACK& .1. H. WALTER., JA MKS LYONS. 11105. YAWCZTT, President. .1. W. DA VITT, Csarler. lIIINEINOS. Hudak, • Ilre.tont• DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK No. 65 Fourth Avenue. CI4IITERED Ma. ASSETS. 82,598.371 60. ?tr. .19"AIVIDAT Mop .let to November let, front 7to 9 Vol/ B. . end from No vember let May 1:3. from 6to o'clock. Wan intr.LAlL ' e,d • ' e d ll l vi t den.l tt o e t pitrits de clared twice • ye., to June end D.ember. Inter est b. been declared semiannually In June .d December. slum the Hann tru organised, It the rate of Ills P. dro ne per year. Interest, tf no out. Is placed to the credit If the deepen... prlndpel, and beam the rms. nterest Meant days of June .d December, compounding ter • year,. without troubling the At to call. ev doa ble psent his a* ook. At thls rste money wil In leas twelve Boots containing the Charter, Ily-Laws. Rules and Regulatione , funalshed init.. on applicatkot st . • the Milne. Pasetuairr—,JAMES HICRDMAN. VICE PRZSIDENTe. lA. M. PolloelL M. D., ' Robe. Robb. rohn M. Shoeithergsr. James fibldle, Alexander Speer,' :Christian Teeter. rags. John. Marshall, Welter?. Mershalt, John B. Meteddeo. Meth _*egeEdleee. .41.71gpe. O liv er. Jr.. trrino Men.sb7rbu RI ng It t.. Wm. . tsbmarts. Ales:oder 'Medic WILII.I Y. Kirk. use A. COLTON. —B. D. MENDS. ' Bore Aihnks, Joh n n O. Backofen, Benj. F. Pahnostock. JJames Mcmile/. ames B. IL Ileeds, Isaac X. Pennock, Wm. J. Andervun TNC 'Vahan Adams, • John C. Bindle,. Mirr " k • • tlrei"'n • Chart. A. Colton. John Bunk John J. Gillespie. IntUtant B. Haven. Peter 11. Hanker. Richard Barn - James D. Kelly. • Robert C. Loomis, TneASCitan_llllA BacanTank N.lolmes & Son l BANKERS, • 67 Market Street, PITTSBURGH, PA. c"""thic,'„ nitt7.llV.,=. P° 1 0 1 ?" STOCKS, BONDS AND OTHER SECURITIES, 1101:01IT AND BOLD 1:0)11118810N. ta Particular attantlog WA to th e P.c.. and le of United- States Securities. _ _ HART, CAU(iHEY. & CO., Bankers and Brokers, CORNER 'FOURTH AND WOOD STIEETA, Pittsburgh. Psi., I8UCCE:880F18 TO HANNA. LIART & C 0..) lIKANNB is Exchange, Coin, Coupons, And wilds, ottentlolrg to the purchase ,,, Government Bonds. ALSO Sight Draughts on London. myleS2 Tradesmen's National Bank, WOODD STREET, CORNER SECOND. ATE. INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS. Cold, Coupon Bondi and Mocks BOUWITAND SOLD. A. BRADLEY. President N. Pnwident. neRdAY - CYRUS CLARKE. JR. Oubler. rziouß. p EARL STEAM FLOURING MILLS. R. T. KENNEDY & PRO., A.LLSOLIENT CITY. PA, M3MME==I itel rO7: ItW 2. wtue n . i=w4, 4 ett a: . e 11 1 7.7: n a n, °di plo y.mar : ti 0 0 r: le. A, ENGINES, BOILERS, &c. FORT PITT Boiler; Still and Tank • WORKS. - CARROLL & SNYDER =9 TUBI'LAIL DoUBLE-FLUED TUBULAR TIRE• BOX AND CYLINDER STEAM BOILERS. OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS. - CHIMNEYS. BILP:ECUING AND ASH PANS. SETTLING I'ANS. SALT PANS AND CON DENSERS. • • . . .RTEAM PIPES. GASOMETERS AND IRON BRIDGES, PRISON DOORS 'AND COAL. SHUTES. I=l Car. 24, 3d, Short and Liberty Streets, IV Orderseent to the above &den". wilt 1 premptly attended nahll99 9100 000 .100.000. HUGH M. BOLE & .CO. Cur. Point Alley and Duquesne St., =1 Engine Builders, Founders ' AND M.A_C.I-11:Nr ISTS. Manufacture STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA. TIoNICRY ENGINES of all elaes. AHY OIL t Vat VIZ& rit7r r/ " ViTTI T Ari BOILER of 13 horse power. CASTINGS of eonry kind. made Lo nrdor at our FrtrOdBrTgT Market. GANGERS. HOUSE dTOLIA.mO SCREWS. and IRON - TORACCOPRESSES, on hand snit midge to order. at tho . INDUSTRIAL WORKS, Fronting on the ihleglisins Riser. near the POIII Pittsburgh. Pa. tTAII orts promptly tilled. THY 1114. Riesick & .Bro• S FIRE AND BUIWILAR-PROOF SAFES AND VAULTS. - NO DAMP. - NO MOULD. • ENGINES AND MACHINERY BREWERY WORK, REPAIRING and PUTTING UP MACHINERY,FIYDRAICLIC CEMENT. Cor ner 17rh awl PIKE STREETS. Pltnebunin. Pe. nolfkorS O'HARA BOILER WORKS F. RPHAN & CO., Slonufactorcrs of STEAMBOILEBS,OIL TANKS. STILLS. AUITATORS A SALT PAASSOSIE TERS SEITLING rANS. MOOD DOORS, CHIMNEYS:M[IEIIEN SUM BEDS. Sc.. Cor. of Serood.Avenne and Liberty Street. Relenting done promptly. Order. *eat to the above addrem wilt be promptly attended to. • ►. REPRAN, formerly Manager at CARROLL & SNYDER'S. • oel&ple F9I7NpFIRS,F*CHINISTS, NATIONAL FOUNDRY ANL, Pipe orks. • Corner Carroll and. Smallman Sreets, (SIXTH WARD.) - PITTSBITIttiII, PA. WM. SMITH , MANCFACTrItEIt OF Cast Iron Bowl Pipe, FOR GAS AND WATER WORKS. Leech) Castings for Gas and Water Works. d,j,.:l,lkillzzllgfl.:27:33orattogkintoodargta W.I. ANDERSON H. A. FRILYTOO LS. MONONGATFLA FOUNDRY.. W. J. ANDERSON &CO - .9 Manchwicrers'of IRON DOUSE FRONTS. WlN pow LINTELS nod SILLS. end Castings of all Deseriptior • ca74168"11,72: cdl.l.° 0VNT1n 1 4 1 0: 7 6 " 12 Roane. °rocs AND FoONDRT—No. 130 WATER ST.. Plus • • b. ROBINSON, REA & CO., , 1 m Surraoso ' i to Ronortion. Matta k. Mauna WAS GTON WORKS, FOUNDER/3E ISACILIN/STI3. PITTSBORGIL Manufacturer" of JBottt and Stationary Steam En drum Nast ma 11.1 M Machtnarl (kart: 13=11=TALL - pror virrlAr. • '.' Mee No.llkrotnar Ftratand Smltntlebi Animas. f &enta s ta i rGlFFßllDl3 PAT/ENT IRJESTXII for _ - THOS. CARLIN Si CO,; Fourth Ward - Foundry k Nadine Works. SANDUSKY ST..ALLEGUILNY CITY, PA. lifanufactursra of onary end Portal:4o Skala err roPEIV?c. rtff =MA= thste Dark Wokhta. woo Bozos, de Bout r. 4 oer iv a n te d have oo • 4 Sogloss Of sine . met Phoenix Roll - Foundry Cyr. LIBNUTT A.ND 24TEI8T8. BOLTMAN & -.BAGALEY Nana: Warm of Bopootor ChM Rolls, Sand Rolls and Pinions __WINES, LIQUORS, &.0 Schmidt & Friday IMPORTERS OF WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, lizc. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN PURE RYE WHISKIES, Nos. 384 and 386 Penn,. Cor. of ELEVENTH ST.;formirly Canal. JOS. S. FINCH. & CO. KK. 185.187.189.191.193.4 193 Kr i a w v: l 7 -7Ofz mum 'e a r e e Pft ". DISTILLED PV - RE Iv In rumor Wz.vzs, wad LlQuoims. Monk - • mblibge CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, &C. JOUNQ. 'WORKMAN ' U. BICTIARCZDAIiii WORKMAN & DAVIS, i!'vereuong WOUICMAII. MOORE & CO.. mum factual and Dealers Iv . Carriages, Buggies, SPRING fc BUCK WAGONS. it, 46 Intl 48 kaver Loillegheay. we. 0 , - Vralirt lAreteMAT,74.:4Oll. larrarz c i th. N.,. 11.t.n N 6 idaTZVA. • PL RICHARD DAVIS ha r Intrebsssd 114 tern% of Alm and Wm. D. ogre. In the late Km of WORKMAN. MOoRR A the business ist/I lientaftes be continued at theold stand coder ta• name and style of WORKMAN is DAVIS. Orders JOHN Q. WORKMAN, IL RICHARD DAVID. late with Citisens' National Sant. Pittsburgh. ' ARMS. IRON AND STEM , DUQUESNE VVOMKS. Cohliman, Ratan Wit- Co:, IRON, NAII,S 4 STEEL _Xxels :Lad Sprin(rs. DuQuEsNE, 1.3; AND JUNIATA 12T 1 `)fiIt:§D,VS6. ll U . •BOILF/ PLA , _E AND V UA NI R D D II4L R MIII ',3 MtVi74,II,IIM: T. AND FLAT ItALLiArr Coil Mad, SCPRIIVRA. rII.IIItqugrE.TIVITIEL,I* NTELL WINDS /1.1%/ M.LDS I / 4 NTEELTIRE.S,STEELStIAFTI. l. TEEL, COACH. BUGGY and WAIiON SNIILNUS and AXLES. CUT NAILS AND SPIKES. =! All goods Ftratclass and Warranted OFFICES AND WOltE3—L6th street and Alit. ghg{s . River, end V> Water street. Plttsberiti. MILLER, BAR& & PARKIN. I=l WSI. JIh.TCALE. 14.611ftg,i miLLE OEO. W. BARS. CHAS. I.4ItKIN. SPEctAI. PiarliWlM-8.31. KIER. Crescent Steel Works MILLER, BARR & PARKIN OFFICE: So. 330 Lltterty Street. ME, Pittsburgh Steel Works ESTARLDFIED IN 1843. ANDERSON & WOODS, ILAIVCPACTUTENRII OP Best Refined Cast Stec: OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ALSO. Best Refined German Plow & Spring Steel. CORNER ROSS AND FIRST AVENUE; PM. burgh. Pa. PITTSBURG-IT Nov ea!! Works. FOUNDED A. D. 1833. 31.001tIlEAD ADAMS Cr. CO., ?lig% rzs SCALES. Janus laced Patent Door Look. end Latches Paint and Coffee Mills. de. Corner of niter AVENUE and . GRANT. WM. Pittsburgh, Pa. I=! Sheffield Steel Works SINGER NIMICK:& CO., PCITSBURGU. PA.. .112tnuIactunD. t.f rrery dageription of Cant and German Steel RAILWAY SPRINGS. ELLIPTIC AND PLATFORM SPRINGS. • AILED. STEEL TIRE. Ac., be. WAREHOUSE-193 Wsterand 100 FirstarCel.P. BLACK DIAMOND - STEEL WORKS. PARK, BROTHER & Co., Manufacturers of all Descriptions of STEEL. oVIICH and WAREHOUSE-30th, 311 d. and Ildaroad dtreetd,Plttdburgh. STOVES, CASTINGS, &o. COOK STOVES. • Get the Best! BISSELL & ,CC'S • TRIUMPH; • For Bituminous. Coal. Warranted to COOK. BAKE or ROAST no welt as any other Stave In the Union. BISSELL & CO, No. 235 Liberty street. ALSO, ON, RAND AND FOR SALE: PARLOR STOVES; lIIIATLNO STOVES. ORATE FRONTS, FENDERS, COOKING RANGES. Ac.: Re. GRAFF, HUGUS & Co., , Manutactorers of every valloty ..• STOVES Boston Cooking Range. "THE FIERY FURNACE" FOR WARRING BUILDINGS. "FaUfgarlobirsT ',TON?, STOVE VAN'tl Clnelmsß Pattern PORTABLE RANGE, i ng s flw i tedree , f a nr dirt and dust: GRATE 206 and 208 LibeitY , Street; •. PITTSBURGH. PA. A.BRADLEY& CO. No. 30 Wood Street. Manufachiren of the Greatest Variety of COOB. PARLOR and URATING STOVES to be Smut In our alignment will be found OR the latest PAT.. TERNS and IMPROVEXILNTS, and the Mein lion of our Mortals re . Li that any i ni t ts want of n itflict " a l rta Vf e u ' eal i th P ei .11re'estoZnethe =TX: ruble as well aa economical. Would call wrileular cttention' to our new VOLCANO STOVE, foe hurches. halls and Ware. Over D. hold luting months. Intended for with or without canna. All who hare god them pronounce them lumen. to an y other and far cheaper. Send forCataloame and Price Lin. je.lo BRASS CASTINGS HENRY RIER tiUNTA7iDARCH e Henry Bier --& (Rietrteeore. to JOHN X. cwt.= & CU..) BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS. Brass Castings • MADE PROMPTLY TO ORDER. ILALRABLIS AND GREY IRON FITTINGS, OAS PIPE AND TUBING, TIIROTTLR, SAFETY AND CHECK VALVES. ALL (MORN PATTERN IRON COCKS. BRASS WORK OF EVERY DISLIUPTION for Stoma. Water and OIL l I ATZMINLVSVEn " P a U C hfr aI."YED AGENTS of DREYFUS' PATENT GILERS, tho beet in the mutat. OFFICE AND 'irons; • Corner Thirteenth and Pike Streets. swe ATWOOD & McOAFFREY Corner LIBERTY STRUT sad TUWD Arkin:; Pittaburgh. BRASS yOENDERI3 a.,1 mon PIPE FITTERS,andEGENTIforA.S.CAMERON &Coll STEAM PUMPS AND BLOWERS. OOTTO_N• ANCHOR COTTON MILLS, PITTSBURGH. Mass/ sewers or russcr MMUS( usl LIGHT ANCHOR AND MAGNOLIA Sheeting and Batting. STONE WEST COMMON Machine Stone Works, Stertheest comer et West Common. Anereesm MEWL ATVATER & CO., • Mae on hand or prase on short 'Ocala. Hearth and Stop Stones. I. s for didsvaksn. Brewery Vaults. he. .llaad aid oath Stones, de. ( ) Men Promptly executed on remnant, soma RAILROADS PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAIL• A ra4ViM r • urn Tnsi. arrive at ...part frt. the Union Depots 03113 nrot Westangt. and Liberty . street., so fel lw.: Antllns.lMPalert•nr. Mall Train 1:29 pm : .:Louthern ex. • ill! On. 1.9 Lino- 1:43 am •Pacillo Ex.... • :I 9Pm WpWs No. 1.. 1:119 pm Wolfs No. 1.. 30 am DrioM AC \o.l 7: Oam Mall Traln tal el am Walla So. 2.. ay. Uam Minion An....41p1 .0 CloslnnpU 94. 10203 6211 Wks 40.50.1 PM Johnstown 4011030 pm Clnentitl Ex ..1 : pal Wks Ac. No. 1. 7:00 pm. W'all's No. 2-11: 4PM Ilttalich Kt.. 1 , 30 pm Johnstown A a .4:r pea Plume - F:0 1:30 P. Whs A , . No. 2 r•' V Pll• Wall:, No. 3.. 2SU pM Philo. 9 Lino. f 9 pm Wks AC. No. 3 1043 pm Well:, No. 3.. • • .03 pm WoW. No. 4.. 3:30 pm Wall's No. 4.. 6415 s Inn IlrhinacNo.2 1:19 pm .1. a. 9 . 1 . 1 ...,•.. l'Au ta , WRY P.Nn . r..111020 pm. Wall:. No. J... 1 11111 pm •Thato falling make ohms cOnnectlon at limit h" T r gp f7 . l lluret in' Trafn harem Walls Statlon ' every I Viri t ',' . ' g. ‘:o getlimirt4, -, , rr ivi 'h F i ri g 1 1 11=1:r : 1:140 p. m. and son.. AL W alls SULtlon at till 0 *cinetnnall • leaves daily. Southern Rh- Prete iltlVre• daily except Monday. All other train! V-orr ' trrut P Vini d rrm ".. ,ktion ap le Th: Ila r tir n iad 3 kn , k t l7:7 ,,t t [ A i ri n g :lF :airy ,. =d i nt Walt their rrepidniltillity to One amount i:Wt n y ,:%ll7 Thirlitaho exceeding that uuloy, t a b by , by .44.41 , 1zik of the owner. A. , ~..,,,,, . 45 6 ......“ Hune t dUca: :a . ii.Zin;sk. l'a,_ AATESTERN PE: I". ;:iI . _ ; n yLVANIA B. R. • • • 1 a i 87a " L a T: s ". = Trelel 013 the Western Pennsylranla Railroad will Arriveat and depart from the Federal litreet Depot. Allegheny City. se follows: •RitEisi. I - nerAter.. I =AIM? 1 1 . l i at ' fr " )!M po rt&. I I: : Express . 10:40a m!thaZ n 'it ao. . :... •zt S haren'a:`,.. i,../IS I: r..t.gnad'e o. att S3l.4Freet.na,....A—,"p m;rmepnrt. he. ' p ,e •• tin. 2 a: 9 0 p rreSpzingdefroi. It p Above tmlns T rio y except Sunday. ~ The Church leaves Alhugeny :rendre* gg y aNIVI 7 A ' . I t . i .i llett;4l . dg r . ' l ' eavg Illeirbell City atl tan r. t. end evolve at Allegheny sow. 1 " , at 340 P. 3... . e The trains leaving Allegheny City et 0:00 A.X. nuke direct rommetion et Procyon .Ith W.l i ngl WIIM::ti iretggs for 7 ,n..":4,cdmlanarierOtnee: No. 1 nt. CUM street, near the Inept:ninon BMA.. Pi Xr b fu n ger Pi l jtVt i rarlei P° . t l A t i n 'Sh r. • L=IMZ! JA.IIE-S ..FgERTS, Agent. Federal Street Depot. The Weetern Penneylvanla Railroad will not Y. sumo any Belt for flartgage.• except fur grazing ere. Parelould limit their reeponslbility to one Han. dred Dollars In value. All Manse accoding i bi s amount In vilue will be at th e rick of the ova - er s . unless taken by special contract. A. J. CASSATT. colt General Superintendent. Altar.. Pe. LEITTSBUROg, CIIICAGO FL . M - ELAND PIT LlUttini R. H. • From St/V. 14th. 1861 and arrive at the Union D burgh city time. as follow.: LEAVE. AltafTlL Past Lino 11 a ir. Pea Line Gam!St Fate tr. Yirn Es. 7, n. E5....133110 & WTI g n , Wheeling Eir.10.42i a in Chintz . ° Ma11...W.3 ainC.A AL L. Ex..7:11!1 ;: Incite Es iAlrs ma ' p Ire Erie Ex. 313 p mlO. Wil Ex.": 1111 P DEPART A13.r0 , r. ALLIMIIKIIT. Beat Falls .A.c../D3B 5t,....4„,44,4 Leetsdale 10:1M a.l L " "dWe AC-6 1 ^. oehe ..1.1.:441::1 3 1117 , Ea5t1e :: Enon •• • ir p Leetsdale, 1343 pas Leetsdale 3 p Boat Falls .! 3:41 p ilea'r Falls •• id, 3 p to:Lestistale •• 4•3 p Leetsdale " 1043 P " pea Fair Oaks Sim- Teir Oaks Sun gAggnal4P-744=7b. - 04 b , - 11 , Pacttle Express arrlre. daily. M - Fon Lino leave. Sally. Mondays excepted. UrPtist Lino arrives daily. Mondays excepted. rorwit other trains will leave and swirl dWIL Sundays excepted. • F. It. MYERS. • McCULLOUGIL Gen'. Pas..t. Ticket Agent. Gent Mansifer. , TO RANGE OF T o I M E.-ALEGIENTOTTTThhhheAItEIDtrI(PIRP GION TIG . OIL REE WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. On and after MONDAY, Nov. TA. 18(19. TWO TUROLIOH TRAINS co foxcept. Sunda,' will Inane Pittsburgh Depot, comer of Eleventh sn4 Ptke areas, for Franklin. 0110[7. Buliklo. and all pants In tho 011Itegtons. LIArE PrirSkraGlT. • lARraki IN PITTWICROIII. Way Mr 7.44 ... R. Day Ex a . ate P. 1.1. thid d %:: Piaontuti,:: 7,311::: .I.l...tr::lAlst:z-zda H u t ton... nu A. '4: 1 P. 4th Ilulton..11:00 P. la.l4th Minn.. 7:1 Y. Freeport At. 9:30 A.N.' Soda Works. 7:3 A.m. 11 Soda Worts. ,30 p.3l.lFreePon Ac. 61 P. a. Itrady's BAc 3:13 P. uJllrady's El Acl MO A. K. Church 1:00 P.M:Church 10 , 40 A. W. Express trains stop only at principal point. As conntialatiou UZI. stop at all station. We are now naming "Bihar Pasco SI P Can" u u n ou to r ni Corry.ght Express trains , both way= ittsbrgh J. J. LAWRENCE, Oral Supt. THOMAS M. KING. An't. Supt. 11DITT8DIIRDII, CINCINNATI AND 1 ST. LOUIS IRAILWAY. PINJI4NDLE ROUTE. atiri f lEt CHANGEOr TIMIL—On euld alter SUNDAY. Nov.l4th 1569, wattle will leave and arrive at the Union bet.t. i°ll°'"' Pittsburgh Time. lIIMAILT. ARMY,. • . Mall ilgt.T,.. 'gig :::: Southern Exprem Feet Lino 1,4 e. ft. es. 7:115p.m. 111.7 ed Accenumodation.. 3:4ie. g m. 9:3 p.m. McDonald Ace.. No 1.. 11:2, b. m. 7 . a.m. Steubenville Accommod. 3:4. p.m. 11: Lis. McDonald Actn-N0,i2.• 19:1 p . t Lm 8- .1.1.4.".7. ftvr„:.; WIII leave dalli. 12:12 p. cu. Mall will melee dalli. F. scum.. - columbus. 9: General t A W. W. CARD. noel.,Ticke Dennison, PITTSBURGH AND CON ELLS. VILLE RAILROAD. m ail , aasam Orland attar SUNDAY. February 20th.. 1870._ Trains re arrive and depart from the Depot. wt. ner of Grant and Water inreete, se follows: • _ . .• .... Anwar.DZPART Mall to and from UnVn.. 3 7000 a. m. 41:1 D. m. McNeal:port Arcommod.ll3o a. m. WU st. au i Ex. to and from Morn... 3: 3 p.m. 10: a- ea. Wept Newton ACCOmeno. 4: 9 pa Braddock . . Acrommoda. .P p. nu 7:30 I. tit. Night Ace. to atrlCompl.lll: op. m. 0:40 a. ra. Sunday Church Train to and from West Newton. 1:00p. tn. 10:00 I. m. RICHARD a SOWERS. Amt. HARDWARE & CUTLERY ESTABLISHED 1831. Logan, Gregg & , HARDWARE, { , . No. 52 W' od:St,reet, PITTSBURGH, PA. Spring Goods, II , Rakes, Forts, Scythes, Snaths,&c Merchants are in, Ited to examine our stock when In the city. Orders by mall will have prompt at. tenticin. BEAVER/ FALLS 'CUTLERY Co., a, No, 70 Wood Street, t)4l PITTSBURG/11.rd.. P4l ;p I MANUPACTUREBS or THEIR NEW ;•-•M E""! SlPjt! ir..0..... trive3ir. 02, 7; " •••• t i i: . : "‘ .. gg' ppsras,megant Appeane:,;,, by, ,c4 l . .lZe ie tiore b r i b Br and Great Strolth of this GM inland It n e eiprelally eidapt u e7lror ate re lrai Fe l Igrow.rd-Aitt n"b".' Bearer Falls Cutlery Co.. NO. 70 WOOD ST., PITTSBURGH. SIANUFACTUILF.RS OF Table Colle_ry and Pocket Haines. QUA GUARANTEED. COAL AND COKE COAL! COAL! YOUGHIOGHENY GAS COAL CO. Mlle (Simmer are now prepared to tarnish the best Coed of sayers or quantity. AT YAM RATIA. Onthe and , Yard adjotelo. the Conatherthe road Depot. foot of Tth ntreett Plitaberth. Orders addrethed end:when., West Newt.. ap ia yard; will be promptly' Mended to. X. P. Dimas. secreury. Charles H. ii A u rinstrong, D Youghiogheny and ,Connellsville Coal, I - Aug Manufacturer of COAL. PEACE AND DESIMP111:1111ZZD CORR. opncy: AND YARD. writer Ratter and Moline streets. Liberty and Clymer streets, Ninth wart Peotatfl street, Elghth ward and at foot of Rata Meet, P. A C. P. R. Depot. hewed rug. Orders left at ettber of the above °three, or ad. drained to me through Plttaburgb P. 0., will teeelne rlttZi am aepPlYiNr eauy.eiD E „... 1% . emu, Union at . %Ante, Lot A eraer,4llt, gStV i Zmt e° . 3e. Ya M M it n 6. al &L I ; 1 7° C2 alolnE"De':t.bf= *Ctt. ulna R. IL. Pannsytranla IL tr.., Allegheny {NOIS neg Y R. R. COAL! COAL!!:COAL !! ! DICKSON, STEWART & CO., Hanoi matovul their Oa, to ! No. 567 Liberty. Street; Nu= Iwo 9EQO'.j mom. HQ Ha rvehoircar:et pray dmw to 1.1; throesUM mall, win W atteMflad to saptl". - FORT WAYNE 9, tvallas nth leave from ' , not. north aide. PUY- DEALERS IN
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