gINdNQIAL. GOLD; karElt, El •COUPONS Bought at Highest Priet. PH. It MERTZ, BANKER, Cor. Wood St. and sth Avo. Jas. T. Brady &Co.! = ('other Fourth Avenue pod Wood Stroet; BANKERS, DIY AND SELL ALL KIE49 Government SeSrities, GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS, ON MOST !Ai ORABLY. TERMS. Interest Allowed on Deposits. earNuory blarney on liorernMeriktood• at low. est market rale. • • .. • • . .klr r ni U kTk t N MCP. /10 ' ?t ' a Z4l4'Graw.u-sE J43IES T. BRADY &.•CO. THE DAILY GAZETTE. MONEY AND - COMMERCE. I BY 'reign ph tome ritt.tnaith 'th.ette.l Nr.v . Tuna. May!. 1819* Mcnoy more adh c at/WA - am call., literllcr Ready atSaa 9'; . Gold dull and lower, and opened al 115& and closed at. 114%. Vanyina ral,sS 41 per aeaL Clearances. SSIAUIOOO. Ouverroveut.lsm. I 'oupotis 'F1..111W17 ; eutlpann '117..1:N0 14 Coupons 'c.. L✓l.'y ! rotpone '08..13V.G14S ‘: ti . vo mP l i s 15 4 . - Mair:" I =My 6s -Mk am. nelr,-13%,a13.. State bonds dull and steady: - Mhisostri OMNew Tepneissee,..s7N Uhl _Tennessee... .SIN i .. .• Stocks heavy and lower. ' . tbahm • 7lbi, Pittsburgh... . : ... 10i . (;mi .. tbecg i nd . E x,. Ntlahlarderri .:•••• ens quicksilver 9'd Michigan Cenintl.P.Ts '' 3latitana 7 Rock Island 121. b do. pref 15.; N. J.Central 106 N Adams Expres s ... ct % "tit. Paul . . .... .. .• .MS Wells do: prof lab American . . .. .... arc Wabash re United States CM do. pre( ..... ... RI Patine Mall tlli Ft. Wayne 14 , 4 N. Y. Central ' F7ToroHaute " • 35 Scrip MU do. pees' 44 E rie • P. 4% Ohlo & Miss. ' 38% .♦ — . do. prof (7:k.. X " Harlem ..... .146 do.. prof II Heading'lalti Lrke Shore........feNi • Illinois Sub-Preantry balance: G01d.517.1!.19.94 Cur. veer. $lO4 7.b65. General balance. 5tei.057,7111. - • Orrice or Prnestrftart GAzirrn. MONDAY, May AM.' I $ Closing quotation. . received by Ph.ll. Mertz: I - Gold 115 Ireotkt , T Union... 2.:N Sliver IN4I Bond. 112 N. Y. ntral ' ITN r in •Itendlgr.. . ...101L b.], Bond. 1ate...112 ' P. Vt. W.4" . 0 . '• " 913i ft..13 Bond. 1804...IIIS; Obio MIAS. :.... 3013% . ) 15-.IXI Bonds 1855...111%. , Mleb. 1 1 outhera..'. Wm ' Consols InS 113% Cleveland & P.7.'.108 . h:&) Bonds 1NG...114.U. C. It. I. & P 12% I l 5.1) Don 1ant1...114!. Ctdcatro N. W.. 5130 0-10 ... .. . . . ....10111 C. &N. W. Pref..: Ply. Adam. Expre... MIN Erie 20. American aaN Large. Small. London Exchange per pound 5.470 6.75 Parls Exchange per Mime 7 = Z 1 Berlin Exchan= per Thaler El Pe Frankfort Exchange per Florin 40 50 aoslnE;!uotations as recelred fairies T. Gold k • I Is. 533 Aut . & Jy.11 , 41 U.B 6e 11731 47 & Jr. IMF It's 17. N. 8.30 Me IX .5.03Jan.h.1y. 10: r. S. 5-.1)11704 ls'( 47. P. H. H......... 173( Tr: S. 1865 1144 C. P. IL R. ftftf U. 0. 1040 447: Cy. Pacifico ..... 12,4 PITTNBrACII MARKET Ortmz or Pirrestison Garmeri. # Moamar, Ray 2, Inn ! Trade In general merchandise ,Is_fairly ac tive. though not brisk. and there l room for improrement. _We •ean report a itnady_de them! for suest.nf the leading - staples. • and with a fair business in the !segregate, there are no essential changes to make in quotations. 131cmt Is stiff though devoid of excitement and there Is nu material Improvement in the demand. but dealers appear to • be Impressed with the belief that prices!, sooner or later, are destined. to rule higher, and, consequently. there la net the • tame dispoerithm to well, the • Policy being to keep up instead of reducing stoats." Provlsidnk market strong. end wltlfe continued, good jobbing demand prices ore still leading upward—there hay been a sharp advanee within the paid:tea 111 316 - 11aftwolne dealers Incline to the belief that, the top has not Set been reached. Parties who are carrying Mock bought early in the sensor!. previous to the deelhie, begin to feel easier. .Tbeigrocel7 trade is reported active with a Meedy city and country demand, particilariP for sogere end coffees, end prices, although unchanged; are well misdeed: The butter and egg trade is very sluggish and the )warm weather is not. calculated to do It aria good; holders, gen erally, are umbra to nialize, not being dig pmed to carry any more stock than they can possibly help. Dried Fruit in in rather better. demstedi bat the Rock Is yet large end theta'. in ~o 6 I.9lxWereent Is prices.s . ASIIES—Frmer hut not quotably- higher. Common Soda Ash 4; relined do. 45. f Pearls, 9 raPs.: Pots. IX. , - APPLES—In steady demand and with eon -tinned light arrivals and. a limited supply, priors are fully sustained, Ms per bbl. DEJLANS—Uod and dull but on charthlt-StorePeprice:- iaucy..l.3.lkk No 1. fit,; Po.' .114; N 0.3. tafaCommon. teSt.l. • BUTTER-511mket slow end weak, and an early decline is expected. We continue to quote prime to choice roll at 2:12.15: " CRANBERRIES—SeaguII shunt over and market almost bare. CEMENT—SaIes of Louisville cement at ea 61.33‘ per bbl. CA.ROON 01L-rbs armee but the Jobbing demand. en is always the case at this anion of the year, is RIM. Standard brands may be quoted all IOXII!1-4 .WIRECtIR--Western Reserve It Remburgh. 16 * RIR York State Dairy, Pt fancy, 18X. RIND FRUIT— Demand rather better but prices am unchanged; apples 647 eta; Peaches. forouarters, and a 3441.9 for helves. Sale of 1.10 tide apples, good quality, to go to Chi cago. at 6X. Mackbentee. 1.12 - 9179. pitted Cher ries. -43,46 ; mired Peaches.l7@•l6. • MOS—Dalt and with Increased arrivals le ices ate drooping; we now quote at Hen. FRATIIERS--Lire geese feathers are at ten36(l. with the tonal - advance forq uoted small lots In store. • FLOUR—Market stead) with atsteady lo cal demand, while prima are toschanged. 'We continue to quote western doom. In store. at 0 @ AV for apetat wheat. 8 , ,4Z6 for relater wheat. and tiitlN for fancy brands. Rye tluer. • GRAIN—Tim offerings of wheat In this mar ket. continue light, end there. Is warmly enough doing to establish quotations; Ire con tinue to t i e .de at auntie for fair to prime Red. f.) quiet and unchanged: 1.44 g In Bret huis turnishinir sacks. mg .P1a.56 In store: , Corn Is quiet and unchanged—reelpts contlneejight; ear. Itrd/O, nod shelled MEL Itre---Egg:, cash, and• UM.. Emir, T.9' quiet—not nuschuNering and hot' little.. want , ed. nu the malthiw k on in about carer; good to prime spring, WAl—la daU. under the Influence oho- creaSed offerings, prices ere lower: Wagon hay cannot be_quoted abore•SLEMI. • HOMlNY—Market almosthare, but there Is little or no Inquiry for ittWWI; per bid. LAND OlL—Extra No. I is strong' at 1 1 ,99. and No. et non. LI MIS stesdr betunchanged; 'Eastern, gi.ts; neveland. PROVISIONS -Firm but nut quotable higher. Plato Shoulders, .IIgtOSO Sugar, .TAldgels."4l:ti'l•VggillitT,4for-•°y7 *lb. It Como. ifiXOndi: Canvassed .. do, ai laWe r . • fireakfact Bacon. 17Ise.Id. DO T AIlecl. lame 'AL Ileia to M /att.' I 17%, tier. ces„ anti It to 114( In kegs and bur ets. •- POTATOP23—Market quiet and unchanged: . sides prime lake Shore Peach Blow., In store. at SAW:. Hirer Potatoes, Weal. . PEA NIITS--Dull; prime 'Tennessee still mooted at feldfl et.. SEEDS—The ration for Eimer and Timothy seed Is abuut OTet.' Flaseeed,_ SAW . hid—a mend lot would probably bring . rrTnoLEtN mAimirr Orrice or Prariaturait aMIMEO • MONDAY. Mar 2. The crude Market to decidedly stronger and prices , continue to advance, while Penned. although firm Is witbont decided change. It wu thought a week or two since that the prices of Crude and refined were approaching a manufacturing Cosh, but the movements of the past lee ay three days. are not Igo favorer bk, and la thlg re/peer the Made la now 81- most as bad as ever. tl'e arc greeted with the same Old, iteoraotived coalpialni;offibe D'art' of crtannhictureM. crude is top high for re geed, and, as a mutter or COUTS4. It restricts wont,: and •votards_ operatie,Rae: ,gb p r ice of erode le attributed to a heave snort interred lel Abe , oil esaguaa „ id . .. t.v . isw ... hon e. have covered or.re:thr_d there la not t m liN h a 2Vll,°`.4.;g:' .?fficad;t,Zl, b g Emargin to the Dottier, taking the rice of crude as a bads , but the tree= the fact that the latter will plumyff ad mince in the same ratio with the (midge '" that, after lathe maWacturer still be no bet ter off tben than now. Mls same obstacle will be In the way still. :1 ICI • Sale.. early In the day. of how bu . s, I aubseqiiento lots of 1400 each, kttsk,. and, later stllll,7.,Wat tame mare . It was rn: ported that there had teen a sale of low gray. t s^q' z t .r!i r . I.,.~ssa~z .~cx+e+:w.,-..,.t-:,...~....-...,.~ ~.., w _ ~ a ~~'. it} oil at 12X. but we unable to find w ere either Inver or seller. Seller. June may be 'looted at 12S; and layer all year at 14X. HEFISEIL , Firm but not a single sale reported. Spot quoted at 27: May or June 2: 1 / 4 to ott er to sell, together. bnyer . until Sept. oat at 31 end b u y er an year at .11% or. separately. the Conner at :nand the latter at 1. Antwerp reported firm at 53. V. mortar,. (111.70 E 111 L nr A. V. it. H. J. A. Mcgee 240. on account J. alunhall: Lockhart. F. & Co. NO, on account same: Wm. McCutchen 610, on account It. Fletcher. Total ONO bids OIL SHIPMENTS PER A. V. IL H. Eau sett. Logan, Stockdnle 6, Co., 60 tibia oil to LOA7III 111 - 0..4 . CO.. Finn, Citizen, bbla refined oil, to Tack Wm . & Co.. Philadelphia. Pennock & Reseal 50 bbla lubricating oil to J. C. Dna& Philadelphia Total 150 bldg. EA ,L SPED ST HY IV. Union ,O r I kter Hl t. P B. Co., 6Wbbla relined' to Logan Bros. & Co., Phila. Mentzer. 11.& Co. 800 bids refined to War ing:King & Co - Phila. Kirkpatrick & Le on, 401 bid, refined to Lo gan Brm. & Co., Phila. Total ALLEGHENV CATTLE. MARKET 11)rrter trr TIDE Prrrsernon GAZETTE, MONDAY, Nay 1670. CATTLE. Fullue log chows the number of •cars re retied. the points at which they were chipped, na na the name. of the chippers Barka le Bro. Chicago 1.. Keefer, Chicago F. Lowensteine. Chicago Rot hchlida tc Z., Chicago S. Shranberg, Chicago.. I'. Bartraen. Chicago • hatr.Chicago N. Varner. Chicago .. 1.. 1: J..Shateberg. Chicago.... C.raern lkwer. me .t Chl,ieng T o. braan, Chicago. J. & S. Seedy, Chicago Grecntrald & Kahn. Chicago. Hoax 1. Krona. Chicago.. ' W. Sampson. Chicago.. Vanvoorhis, Chicago. .li. Well, Chicago Total In addition to the above thete was one car irought seer from the Central Yards, and about I car driven In from the country, so that the whole number would aggregate thirty car loads. The three car loads marked with a • were owned by stock growers and, conse quently, were nut thrown upon the market, and the whole number., therefore, sat twenty seem, car loads, or about tall head, allowing IC to the cur.' With such a limited number un sale, the market .was a remarkably stiff one. end, as might be expected , the butcher s took hold without much hesitation, and the pens were almost entirely rimmed by 10 o'clock. something unusual. as it frminently happens that there are some unsold et noon. Prices, compared with lastweek, were higher, fully . Z.l cents per cwt, but the drovers alleged that they made littleor no money, that their stock cost that touch nitre in the west. Five hundmi rattle Is not a sufficient number to properly and fully supply the retell trade. say nothing about eastern and country buyers. of w con seq uentlylvrays some In attendance, and. the butchers did not have much chance to make selections, and holders experienced no difficulty In selling and that. too, at full prices. Ail kinds of cattle brought his Prices, and, as has been the ease for some time past, both butcher. and droversiallege that they are nut doing any good in come encore of the extreme cost of stock, that the stock buditess is very unsatisfactory except to the producer, and that they are merely do ing business In order to keep up their trade. Conerable complaint is being made by our d rov ers In regard to westeru freights. and if the statements they make are correct, they certainly have good Mote for so doing. It Is claimed that stock Is being shipped from Chi cago to Buffalo the rate per cwt, and a draw , back, whereas the rate from Chicago to Pitts ' burgh Is 10 eta. per cwt.- and no drawback. The result 4s that the great proportion of the cattle that formerly came to Pittsburgh are being shipped east by other routes, for the very good reason that there is a large saving In the cunt of transportation. and this ac counts mainly for the fact that cattle are as cheap relatively in the east ns they are here. This. discrimination against Pittsburgh. not not only injures our drovers and butcher. but affect the public at large. as this is one of min chrwranult7old'f3thlandiglOrPreiggi't f m on e riear „Id Lawrence county steers, to L. Shamberg, at tiRaN. , Josh Garwln sold 3 head good Butler Co. steers, at f::311 Isaac:McNees° sold S head Butlet Cu. stock er.. averaging about 700 lbs. at fds. Jas. Shaw sold a good bull to L. Sheinberg. at sr. . Hothchilds . & Zeigler 35 head of good to prime Meer, from Chicago, at fra.aX. Mots & Kraus 36 head steer. from Chicago, at 7X15e.11 0 913. I Peter Hartman al head of prime to extra steers. from Chicago, at 6,3a1.6.75. S. Loarenstelne 17 head of fair to extra steers, at 7,soze.ecr. J. & S. Needy 1.9 head of good to extra steers at ArtYr:ner iihead f mixed stock. t 7),;(t/Ps. E. Katz sold) of of mixed ' stock, at L. Keefer 11' head; Fold 6 head of extra to Harrison. at ets: balance SNAPV. S. Man, &A t head all from Chicago. Greenwald & Kahn 61 head good to extra .stecra. all from Chicago. at.7s.a.Sli. Traurrnan & Lohman 00 bead fair Co extra at 1.. & J. Shamberg 3 car loads of mixed stock. I.lfg.Bcts. Cram.HOS', ono car load good Chicago steer, at N (JAti. • Holmes. LaZerty & Co. retailed a car load of bull, SHEEP AND LAMBS. - There were also a very light supply uf sheep and terabit today, but little over 603 head. against !Wilma week, and with it fair local de mand and soma inquiry for shipment, the market was strong, and. compered with tut butchersrices ruled higher. Mess of the did nut buy. while others took hold very oparingly. and had it not been for the outside buyers, the supple would have been fully equal to the demand. as the butchers do not want many at present prices. Clipped Sheep mar he fairly quoted at sciioi. _and wooled sheep at Orie.SAf. Lambs sold at faqax per head. It seems a little strange that sheep are so scarce at Ode season of the year. no, usually. farmers sell off pretty (mete after clipping time. hut no long as the arrivals con tinue light we :weed not expect much of a de cline in prices. Chas' Meta sold Di head wooled - sheep, av eraging un pounds, to .has. Harrison at 7X. Jan. Gamin sold to Aull.k Myers SO clipped, amtraging 90 lbs. at SX. Beeler to Aull k Myers 40 clipped. averaging 1001bs, at a cents; Cl head lambs to Stately at fa. • Blakely & Bro. •01.1 ta wooled abeep to Hoffman. averaging lbs. at $.5!(; 40 head lambs to Peter Tesh, averaging about 5 tbc. at PM per head: iv ioalt i t . Drum fold lap head ooled cheep, fruit I. Roge7ll C d ' or at:PTTend walled to P. Tech at 7r; • , Haas fiS wooled .beep at. va 7,4 ; 33 head clipped dt f<l.Bc. ~. TIUO%. • . ' Market mile t and 'unchanged. The retail demand Is always light at this season of the rear. nor will It be much better until towards tall when the weather becomes cooler. tales In a retail way at iri410 , .1 for fair to prime averages. J. k S. Yeedy wholesaled a car load to Em mint& Co.. at Orst cost, abott. We: BY.TELEGRAPII • lie.. Verk. New' YORK. may 2.--Cotton henry and a shade loner, with sides of POOtudes at 2Yiic for middling uplands.. Flour—receipts of 10.716 harrela; haler. betcr; sales tit 11403 Ws at $1.1031.16 for superfine Plate end western: frsitS.M for common to choice extra State: 111C05.75 for d,i extra western; 13,50e4,40 for good to choice white wheat extra; 1 1 ,11sa 1115 for common to choice Round Hemp Ohio: isatrfocm'mmttoo cttic?.l.7t,:,,i,;:s'%l:td, including r bblsextra State and western for export at $141410; southern flour a shade firmer. with sales of MO bbla at $07t0.60 for d common to fair extra and 1485ft9.iti for good to choice. Rye flour quiet; sates of 150 bbl. at 11.3534,20: Corn meal quiet. Whisky more active and decidedly aria: sales 500 bbis west ern at sll.o7allal fur free, and hOilbbla at 1.08 for y and seller hlay. Wheat: -receipts mote bushels at one cent better and more doing for export and home use; sales SOO bushels at 11,1591,17 for No. I. spring: 43.=1,35 for No. 1 spring: #1,Mr..1,33 fur win ter rod and amber western: $1.33 for amber state. Bee quiet—nominally unchanged. Bar ley and barley malt dull and unchanged. Corn receipts 17030 bush; market dull and drooping; sales MAXI bushels nt 51,0501,13 for new mixed treater.: 11.12 for new and old mixed western. Oats: recelpes 9,652 bush. one cent better: Sales , 7).000 bush at telfQ63,ls . c (or western in store I and afloat. MOM for Ohio and State. Total stock of grain In warehouses )(ay lad: wheat, 1,375,426 bush: rye. 23.103 bush: corn. 147,140 bush; barter. 145.012 bush:oats, 5170158 bush; malt, te,693bush; peas, 4,101 hush. Rice firm rat aIL.He. Sugar firm; sales of 71:0 hhds at Ph; Sc. Molasses dull. Coffee dull. Petro leum arm at 151(4118 for crude. 117%@,211,ic for yenned. Hay firm at Me for chipping, a1fd.1,21 Tor retail lota. Hops first at 17cs%eforAmert. can. Turpentine quiet at 4:111€17c. Pork firmer: sales of 710 bbis at C 2/ for mess, ULM (135,15 for prime. for prime mess; sales of LOGO bbis of mesa seller May. June and July at fafP, total stock of old and new May let, 31= d ole; same date last month, 10,90 C bbls: samo date' last year, 42.417 barrels. Beef firm: pap of LB bbis at $l3 d 0 for new plain alloala - for new-extra mess. Tierce beef active and firm; sales 3AOO tierces at gal for Prime mese, CIO for India meas. fleet hams quiet: Plea 100 bids at IMSEI3I for new. Cut meats arm: sales 210 pkgs at 11561.12,5 e for shouldem,.ls4l.l7c for hams. Middles quiet nod steady. Lard dull and unchanged: sales of kettle;e* at Mint s ," for steam, 17(1..17,5c Map, Junealso. 1.t0) tierces steam, seller May., Jann and Jaly. at Htsra. Butter steady at 1441-Me for Ohio. State laCtMc. • Cheese quiet at lectllc. Freights to Liverpool wheat at very time shipments 15,010 bushels wheat at 4d, Per salbaral 1X per steam. Laltat.--e nour market closed a 'shade . firmer wit Th h • fair export. and home tntde mend. Wheat firmer with a fair export and milling demand at 11 1501,17 for N 0.2 spring. a i d $111Q1.3l for winter red and amber west ern. /lye quiet and steady. Oat• arm at Sc lfor western, 1n store. Corn dull at 51.011.111.12 er new mixed western. Pork steady at (121 0 or mess, Beef arm with a fair demand. (Itit meatsaLoallt4 moderate paean htll6!•C Hier Den t y. l" rea?;ll7t and CnICACKY4 lit ....—Exeltange suche ni . Freights dull. Floor dull, and demand mauly for lower grades and transactions mainly at SaturdaCil s rler s s m :t*h . eat In fair demand ex 'Acjiliorjr t e r i i= tio P li. i sraa id demand to oases, oils, and redoes- Inert bol closing', unsettled at PalfelM/i: optional sales were trt allsitale seller month, and HQ, tOo seller Jong In the afternoon the market was attire and unsettled at 001sqlsnie ash and seller month and seller June. Corn quiet. with 'aim of Not at trigta7c In gore, eitildßedNe seller month and Mc seller June; 'closing at Mc cash: In the afternoon the mar ket Was dull at V/Pic for No' and Mitetion for new , outs fairly active St 4111aHlic for Noll lo store and seller month, 47,1(Zk0 seller tine, closing at 471.te. caah. Hee action but easier, cloaing quiet at 715i t e forNo.ll. Hark, dell. Highwines firm at Mtn.. Iron lat e . Mess Pork steady at tire at 103:1e. Meats qui firm at HSU jllXe for dry salt shoulders, 143fc for rough sides. 11415 S c for short rib, 151faisti e for shoe clear. Middles Linn. Receipt-5,516 bids court, 8{.'191 bush wheat, 9&651 bush corn, 41,337 bash oats. ft,ret bush rye. MOO bosh barley. Elltipmente-.2,3E: bids flour, 2,214 hush wheat, Is 4 bush corn. Wel bush oats. 1.117 bush rye • bush barley; 2.973 hop ME= CINCINNATI, Mac 2.—Flour unchanged; with mles family at and fancy at g. 5.50. Wheat steady at $1.1110,12. Corn dull and demand light at"Kigtnile. Oats In fair demand at 57418:c. Rye dull and drooping at tgirgOie, the latter rate for choke. Marley nominally unchanged at ;54190c for the whole range. Cotton dull and lower, with mles middling nt '21 , .c. Whisky dull at f 14.1.01, the latter rate old price. Pork quiet but firm: mess fc.V, but no Mks. Bulk Meats in good demand, with sales :MAU tarot_ilhre for shoulders and lt!ie for sides: clear rib and clear sides are held at 13ra c ha ff erin g. not much demand and not, muc Bacon quiet bad held firmly nt. 12, ,c for shoulders and 16Warle for clear rib and clear older: bbds clear rib sold ket tl e;. Lard held Ilrmly at 1634 e for prime ',team 160. Butter in better suppl nd - dull nt Eggs In large supply and declined to 11415 c. Linseed 1)11 advanced to Ole and in active demand; stock light. Lard Oil fly I= LOUIS, May 2.—Tobacco strong at full prices. Cotton ioWer 21e213te. Flour un changed: twor,-(4.10 for fall super. $14.531.50 for extra. and Vvia r iir for choke to fancy family. Wheat arm and unchanged at 70k0itig for common to No. I spring; No.. red fall SLCC. 67.1.0 a: choice to fancy glakalat. Corn buoy ant and better for N 0.2 mixed In bulk at Rim No. I yellow Ittc: mixed sacked Itlicesl.oo; low f1.t.L'41.173; choke *bite flatt — tr.l.oll. Oats arm: more doing at Menne. Eye better at iCe. Whisky dull at glal. Groceries steady and unchanged. Provisions firm and oflCrlngs light. Pork t-'9.o2it.:Yty, latter for extra heavy.'dry at $14.75•:. Baron shonlders sold atl2Xc. clear more. Lard arm at l B '. ftla3ic for tierce. and lac for choke keg. Cattle steady and In good demand at PiattPsc. - -littgs unchanged at :S4litc.. OM 3 cam 1 car 1 car 1 car 8 car Ml= CLEVELAND. May 2.—}lour firm; sales of country brands of white double extra. at. tee fi.fid; red do $5.2555,50: umber do $5.2firt5,11; spring d01.4.50Qh. num. firm and un changedW . heat firm; 'No. 1 rut held at $1.15. null N 0.2 dola $1.0fia.1.40. Corn stead,. and unchanged. Oats We for No. 1 finite. Carley heavy nod held at titaitilc for:Slate nod Canada. tape •niet nt nttansc. Fetroleunt firm with moreinquiry-. relined 24c for standard white on spot: crude strode at ss.3trars:r, per barrel. Eta 1312=2 Lognwit.l.l4 Mnr2. , -Cotton weak: middling 21Xe. Flour:s.s. Wheat 0014341. Coot:sack ed 1,15 for choler shelled. Oats 64e. Rye 95c. Prvvislons VETT. :Nive and priers sdrancing. Pork g.X.50. ifne InVil7Be. Balk meats 12, 15Vininc. Lard -17 c. Whisky $1,01641112. Tobacco: sales. gl hlnis at 0.17,41,4 for frosted to logs: in:syt:M.so for lon. to One leaf. Phllmdelphle. • l'ilitAtinmmi.t. May 2.--Flour: best grades In good demand; males spring wheat extra family at $5.3.1ii1.50. Wheat in fair demand: western red $1..21t1.1.3%. use held at sl,oftni 1.10. Corn lean active: yellow .$1.12. .(Isle dAG itlc for western. Petroleum quiet: crude Wine and refined Pros - talons grin. Whisky dull at f 1.05 for iron bound. 1==1".! IlvixtmonE. April 2.—Flour dna :Ind dad ' :.Sc: Pwrline /..5.1241,5.50; extra $.5.511Q1. tantilY pi.:Y.13.1.75.- Wheat firm: :slan..land nnthcr $l4 - ittl.W. Corn firm: white $1.1.V.1.14 yellow $1.1 . 2. Oats steady at IrdttilSe. Prortsi lons nctive and advancing. Mess lark dtic.. Baron, rih sides liPict clear /Ides Myr: shoal. dere 1 3364111.%ket ham I.tml 17Q-17.1.4,0- Whisky firm at *IX. t I Dry Goals Markin. ' Nine Yong, llay 2.—The market In quiet: u little demsned on come etylen of cotton fab rics: Indian Orchard brown goods are all a halt cent lower, a. L brand reduced from to it'll to 10:C to lUD to Et; Ato I:14: do double u - right !wary chord Ingeto 10. and Pemberton SCottonades from L.L., to =I. ECM! Toil:Ts,. May Flour dull. Wheat a shade better; No I white lillebienn amber Pon i q n s. a te dull. nd nominal; .o 1 VS.. Closer need 'Receipts: Flour I.POO Ws. wheat 3.501). Measphbo. Wye, May .—Cotton dull and entirely nominal: receltds MITI bales; CI rart. SC; poles. Flour 14.50dE4.4. Corn $1.1001.11. Onte dull nnd nominal. Hay: choice M.M. Lnrd - 1614 ,Pork 01, to store. Bacon shoulder, 13c; elder. 17.bc. . Me Mock Market. New Vona. May 2.-11cercs count ri.auf for the week; on sale to-day 70 cars at eommuni iXl at one !torah-et h.street. and 61 .t.wee bawken, making :IM/ Trade Is very active: sold all early and prices are 1.4 . 1,11 c higher. averaging 16e; the range tri o for distillery bulls; 11c for Texans: ti clsCt..l7 for ordinary to good Illinois raffia., and Nice for prime cattle costing 9e gross in Chicago; nothing good sold below 16e. making the strongest market of the season. .1. lot of 12 extra 9 cant Illinois stein brought 1644117,t.c; PO still fed Kentucky ever -150.17 c; 70 Illinois 74 cat Ifel7c; PS du 6 cwt 15q.1.5% c. Sheep have further advanced In price. with 11.1 IX) rrceived for the wi th d 2..111) to-day; sheared are worth Qin. 9e offered for ear of extra 140 pound Kentucky; 1 ear 76 po d et und l Ohio sold: at 7c; 1 car NI pound at 7}fe. anot of pound at er. lingo flee weaker: the 46 cunt received to.dny making 12G106 fir the week, and carrying drew. , el hack to 12c; two cars sold. alive:guano 211 pound. at Veal very abundant and cheap. Lambs are scarce and worth linftn. ' Pnit..Unn.rtit,k, May 2.—Deof Cattle in fair demand at an advance; Rates 1.40 U extra at $lO 6t10.50 fair to good do. Persa.:so: common 6..50. Sheep held firmly; sale. 900 at 7 Maga dull and lower: .ales .2,8.10 at 122,13 e. the latter for prime corn fed. Cnrcxno. May 2.—Cattle doll and loner nt 0.2:0,7 for butehera* rows, $8.123,0,6,5 for lair to medium. $7417.75 for good to extra abit , fMg Keen.. Horn ore in good demand at .8.4tWe.a.a.1 for common to medium. P.P1.130.10 or good to extra. • = Possationon Pont W *VIM AND Clamart° Hamm's., May car metal. airmen & Stu I do do, Drown & Co:2 do do, Pittsburgh Iron and Forge Co; 1 car potatoes, Vangorder & 0; V) bbls floor, WO sks do, Culp & 8; 215 sks barley. J M Carson & Co; 1 car stone. Dolman &6; 111 sks - e. 11 IVallace; 23 bales raga, 00 sks do, It Christy: MO bbls flour. 401 sks do, T C Jenk Ins: 500 do do; gehotnaker & En ban soap, W 31 Dorkuley: al do do, H Riddle; 213 bss w glass, lhmsen & Son; lot bones, J Whitman; 1 car potatoes. vote, M & Co: 1 car a steel. & 31: I do barter. Fier, D & Co: 50 sks rsgs. Harrison 8: Co; doz b palls. F rs & Co; 73-g hides. a bids tallow. (1 N Hoff Selle stott; 48 sks potatoes. Woodworth & D; 5 bbls bacon, W/1 Grad & Co; 12, ht bbLs herring. W D Cooper; & Dr,: 20 do do, W Cooper; 10 bbls flour. N 8 Martin: 2 bbls. 2 tuba butter. J A Graff; 150 sks rye. :21 throat P. I) Wallace; al bac p nut., I Dickey - & Co; 100 bbls flour, Culp & S: bra crackers. Kramer Ilk Co; 10 bbls beef, Watt, L & Co; 15 tolls Iron. Rees, CI & D; 8 bss tobacco. J Zimmerman; 9 bbls peas. Wolgt. M & to: 50 do h wines. Hostetter & 0; f ears Iron. T Maloney. • PITNnt ROD, CINCINN./.11 AND DT. ioDCIS RAILTIOAD. Moo' 2.-171 bits rye. McHenry & H; 1 ear wheat. J 8 Liggett; I do stores. - M P Adams; 0 bgs rye, kgs butter. W.l Meek; bgs feed. Schomaker & IX 10 bbls apples, I I tirk t i b lntrlt 'l eY . 311; flour, Mannar & H I do apples, C H Lore; 1 do bacon, Watt, I. & Co; 10 by tobacco. S P Shrlrer: 30 dog selves. .1 Woaltrell: 5 rolls leather, N Hoffstott: 24 bgauats, Kell & It; bids apples, C W Schaffer: 1 bag feathers. F ft Craighead; I box bacon.] .1 Pettit: do meat. "tuba butter. P Duff & Son; '1 car stares. John Komish; tea barns. J Parker; 2 hhtla tobao on,J A Mazuirrn 10 butts do 22 cuddles do, H W Jet/Unman; 3 hhds do, J W Taylo/7 10 half butts do. Carter & M. . . • . . AJ.ILEOHILYY VALLEY RAILROAD May 2.-17 sks rre..l llorracks; 111 aka oats. 61 do wheat. 4sdo coil,. la do rye, Feott & (I; 2 bxs eggs, W kkdbert; 2 pkgs butter and eggs. E Hearletom bbl whisky I) It Galway: do do. Llttell & M: bbls uIL . I) Ely; 1 ears 1 tone. Shoo:Mer ger S. It: 1 do lumber. Douglass & M; 2 ~.bnne. la eggs. I box butter.:. bbls eggs, C naga eggs. 1 do butter. J Yerguaon: re core coal. Kier. &K. 1:: do do, Armstrong. D & do Mi. Coleman. It & CO: a pka mar- J 311) Cross:in; 511 bbls tar, L beltrier. ' • ALI-moray Svarll3lt. May 2.—n 1,01 starch. .1 Kohen, 10 du do, J Lockhart; 10 do do. Mer one & II: 15 do do. W Padden; 2 cars staves. thrutt Kern 55 mks gone, Hippies. & 11; 50 hbls M Steel Jr son; 1 0 0 do do. Goo Stewart; 1 ate barley , Ober; 01 bolls b beadles. A D Mathews: 13 male leather. J (.3.11en". rglbgs f seed, M 11 Surdann -Jake grain, J Todd: 1 car taves, J M Memphlll; 15 sks rye, J 1101 elks rec. 10 do oats. It Knot & Son; 3 Gala wheat, 1r McKee; 1 car shingles, Voegthly & Kopp. 13IPORTS 111 C RIVER. ZAIVENVILLE PEn JULIA No.)(ay 2.-900 bbls flour, 211 do cm. lot entldt 2, ies, Clark k Co; 02 sks potatoes, 1 box butter, 8 Devol; 4 'ball butter. 9 bids apples, W C .Armstrenor, tags eggs. 2 do butter. 1 do bacon, J A chaff; lb bits apples, do eggs, Ido sorghum . , olgt, M & Co; 1, sks c meal 2 pkgs butter. 3 do seed. do apples Campbell fib pkgs eggs. 14 bbl. apples, a/ eks potatoes, J N Leon; 8 Wile up bhblsk&l? do apples, Canfielo 6r rk: 7 bbl, apiles, 2 pkg . . butte o rna We l t( ' ri; 2 7 t b b t!l ' s e i g Atpl4 l 7ll4tatt d -dt 112 eke potatoes. Steamer Julia; 14 bbl, eggs; 10 do , a, 11 Riddle; bbls pkgs but ter Meanor &H; 11 skit rye, J A Finch & Co; 11 tnattne;rB; end eggs. err ' boards, Freeman /k 8; 10 bbls apples, 10 do dry peaches. 8 Smith; 6 kgs butter and eggs, 9 coopschickens. &8; blots apples, W Hartman: &loil ibis. C A Wormcastle: 42 bales Say , Robb 6: 7. bile eggs. 1 pig butter, P Dui 6: lot lumber. Rogere &Co; bbls egg', V Signer; at do apples, owner . Wflanuno rote ficua, May 2. 39 bales stmw. W C Dean; 10 aka rags, MaCullough. S Co;2s Salle paper, Pittsburgh Paper Mum. factoring Co; 7 reams do, Close, 8 & Co; 13 ski K: 8 do tsdatoes, do, C Van Fgurder 18 airmont & St blued do rigors. do, Can N 941 .eld ler & Co: 2 pkgs do, J Zimmerman; ti bbls glue, W Flacons & Co. PITTSBURGH. BIUMPAKT/LLE AND "GENEVA PACKET COMPANY, May Y.—Y, ski oats, P Dud A Son; LIS lan w Ow. Schixtertz: 10 bbis apples..P Carragark 175 sks onto, W Kelnh & C7o; 14 pkgs produce, McCracken, G & Cu; 29 Oka wheat. 11 do corn, 133 do oats. McHenry Hood; 0 bbls eggs. 33 bales hay, A 9 Carlisle; W. sks oats, Kell A Rltchart; 8 rods leather. R linttley; sks scraps, W Flacons & 1400. PROFESSIONAL. Deemer lr• ' ATTORNEY AND COUNDELLOR.AT LAW, Ila removed to No. 57 GRANT STREET. Pitts be h. WIII practice le the U. Ramon and District Courts, la the State Supremo and all the Court. o(. Allegheny manly. sad make collections In moot of the adjacent mantles. *Pala( - H. McCORMICK• . • ;,:. : if . • .: At torney-at-Law, No, 68 GRANT STRICET — .'. •• b rlct4onopt attention xtvett to all lOnds Or! . BIAKELv, - Attorney-at-Law, Yo: 118 TIFTII I_ I AY.. B. Sitete, ERMAN AND r.x-orricto ivoter or • TEE PEACE. • • Office, 112 Filth avenue. =alli.:iik , lnttentlon given to conveyancing end col. I eMi E n gi n e d ifttZeVir=pt= carately. PITTSPIIRC-1H DAILY GAZETTE : TUESDAY M RIVER NEWS. The river - is again receding with ecant iz feet by the Monongahela marks. Weather Near and warm; thermometer, 78 in the shade. ' Matinees is rather slow at file landing, though this is usually the case at this season of the year. The Petetilla le the Wheeling packet t 0.4 leaving at 12 o'clock. The Glendale, from Ft. Louis, may be ex Meted to arrive here to-morrow. and tit Duck from the name point t due 0 Thursday. The Colliers harden are filling up rapidly fur St. Louis and Capt. academe:peels to getout on Thursday. Cant. Chas. Mathew.. a well known steamboat clerk. has charge of the oMce. Com. W. J. Koontz left for ,Sious. City Inst. Week. to look after his mountain fleet. The sale of the Leonidas. br Cwt. John Rhodes to Copt.. J. 11. and D. W. Marratta. has been consummated. Cont. Rhodes arrived here front Chwihndtl en Sunday evening. Cnot. Dean bus nut yet tulle determined Whether he will load for St. Conis or More (Means. Capt. Wish Kern new strainer, Granite State, will toots be rendy for business. • The Messengt•r. Capt. .leese Dean. In an nounced for St. Louis and he roper !distils- The Arlington is the rept ar packet for Cin cinnati to-day. leaving rat it cloak. - g The Arlington arrived Ins eVening with a ood trip and returns to Cincinnati again to day at L. o'clock. • rihe has beeome quite nn Institution In the trade and her regularity and promptness gives her n strong , hold with those a d glr 6.4 t irTriratt al e.4:ft. th D ' ar r t i 7fOo b g w inn t ; c h e e n ' t: mini. with MeSsrs. Shepard and Bunting as sociated together in the office. The Messenger. from St. Louis, Julia Jolla. from Znnesville. arrived. and' the returns to-day at 4 r. The Belle departed for Wheeling. It Is con templated toplace the Belle In the Mononga hela river trade, In opposition to the Browns ville Pncket Company. The Camelia. Capt. H. C. Masoy departs for Nashville to-sins-. and - .passengers end ehils pen can rely miler going clear through. --The Savanna, was advertised to leave St. Louis for Pittsburgh on Saturday, .I.7npt. Tom Bogen. In command. --Capt. Sterrett hue contracted at Louisville for a boat for the Houston (Tesust trade. The Jeannette Boberts ban been sold to Edward Campbell, and will hereafter run on the Chippewa river. She Is under command of Copt. Hall. • -'The Palls City Is running In the Louisville. Evansville and Bowling Green trade and Is doing well. —Mc West Wind has retired front the Ten nesseeriver trade, and wllprohnbly go latek to the Wnhash, after wide lug her guards and making other repairs. [lly 1 . . A A. Telegroph,) Mny 2.—lt yr falling, with six feet of water in!ha channel. Weather clear.' Thermometer iieventy-three Argue. at 6 P. M. MORGANTOWN, VA., May 2.---MlYet atntlana- IT. thirty Inches or water In the channel. Weather eleaf. Tberinpnieter serenty-six 61- frees at tt r. • anicussnono. PA.. May 2. River falling, slowly. with about sit feet sir. Inches of water [agile channel. Weather cloudy. Thermom eter sixty-eix degrees at 7 p. 35. NASHVILLE. May 2 —River rising with th feet on Harpeth tthoala. Arrived—Tvrono from Cairn: Alpha. from Clarksville: Emma Floyd. from Cincinnati. Departed—Tyrone, for Cairo: Emma Floyd. for Cincinnati. RIVER PACKETS 1: 4 "OR ST. LOUIS, _ IiKNA. DUBUQUE' AND ST. . A L' OR en. Priatienmir 'Mesmer 307rift}:NGER rapt. Jriariti lir A tell/ Imre ter Dm allboVel and Intermediate porta IT KOS ni DA v. it., 4th. !n;in'ighl-1:`AMT;14.Y.R714'472',;.. SHIPPERS'III pfilF clin,d'A".4A ß .L,Vl4.',ll l &g.: 7 cou-tza A.\l) BARGES. JAS. SITE:DIMS hiss CHAS, kIATTHEWS Clerk, slit lee,e re abIITC THU/WM.10% Mak Am. at ♦ r. 71. 0. 11. f itltl TST A OP.. Arent Ev.tivlLLE AN* NANIVILLE F 0 R .1 NSTIL F,, zig ie t CLARKSVILLE AND NASD ELE.—Tbosplentlid panortblet. stams, CAM KLIA C MASO. IV. Rarthwatte, Clod, will leave for tbo atsivo and Wert:744de totdls on TUESDAY. April 3d. at .1 lr:6n'la.htEtrA.'ZkltWti.q3AlVDV)li'.'/Rt;IP. PORTSMOUTH AND CINCINNATI THE NEW -IND SPLEN, DM Steamer GRANITE STATE W. 11. Wm. Will Dere for the elm, end Intermedhkte hunt on WEDNMDA May 4th. ✓Yor Deitch. or masa. !mar on hard. Pittsburgh and Cincinna PACKET-LINE The new end eploodid sloe.w hee JUNIATA. Cert. C. 1.. BRZNNAM, VIII leave Pllleburgh • for • Clneinnell EVENT TIIVESDAY.eI PS o'clock promptly. Returning. eW loses Cinclutisti EVERY SUNDAY at 12 M. For freight or passage. apply on hoard or to )*LACE A COLLINGNYOOIL • tah7 ' JAMES COLLINS. Agents. • Pittsburgh and Cincinia PACKET LINE. Thonetrund splendid sitle-uheel imei s a Steamer ARLINGTON. DANIEL NOOHE. Master. A. B. $821%011.. Clerk, leaves Pittsburgh for Clnetnriall every TUESDAY et 12 M. firtiteptly. Iteturalng, leaves CU:talcum! I for Pitts burgh. at 12 M. every PRIDAY. Miil;iSS=l JAdII coLuse, • fri . FLACK a VOLLINOWWD. A=msta. • STEAMSHIPS. . • A r o -LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS ToWN.— THE INMAN MAIL 87'EAM81111 . 8, numbering einem, emu 4 ..N 1 74 does yew!, among them the celebre- CITY OF PA RA, • N TR Et aI'ITY OF Bagli CITY 81.11 zvrLNc Salting EVKRY Y &STUB DAY. from Pkv.1131441.6 era •PP Ivor. New York. ur peruke or further Informa- Ir WILLIAM BINGHAM, Jr., WHOLESALE GROCERS, &o Dilworth, Harper & Co. 243 LIBERTY STREET, (OPPOSITE READ OF WOOD ST .,) Wholesale Grocers PITTSI3URGH, PA. ft.( RI ESTABLIKIIBB BY A. kT. GOB - AY, 181/ W. M. GORILY, Wholesale Grocer, 271 LIBERTY STREET, Diroctly tommlta Kyrie hotel ' ,) b. TT:7. . J. A. EffEll.K. BTEE,I,E di SON, Commieslo Merchants, VorcVoMlo y City. a ear Meaner FLOUR. MUM ARD PRODUCE Commission Alerchzintb-. No. $2ll LIEI ,_! . • rmstrortg, (Poasesomr to Coign & Armstrong.) PRODUCE ComminsioN xERCHINT, n018...M20 No. .43 MARKET Egrprl7._ L. J. BLAI.7CHARD, 1 - WWI k.,„. , t4A° =MI erto and Water •treotik pitrai JOIIN suirroN &w . I. . • .. -r-- ---4••••--.,..-A.,7..,-••_..,,,,,,,...:A.gy.-.6,,J..z.-:.,,._•=.t...s.••-.c,f•,,i,,...-,,;:.. SPECIAL NOTICES 'CONSUMPTION. DR. 891ENCIFS PUL3IONIC SYRUP for the "gr.oAinhekVANV2VMPCTort.b. cure of Dyspepsia and all the Debilitated Conditions of the Somach. DIL SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS. for Dis- AAlleases uf the Liver or to act sot • Gent/e Purgative. of these three Medicines are often reffitired In curing consonrition. though the Putratinic Sn p alone has cured many desperate cues Th Seaweed Tonld end Niuminato Pills wand Mating th e Shimarh and Lire, end help the"gli mde Syrup to, dige-t and seen% through the blood vessels. by which means a core Is mon ef fecte • These 3ltolines nre conscientioun, offend to the Public .. he nulY Ceilithi mllable r e m e dy for Palmonmy Consumption. end for all them morbid conditions of the Inely which lend to that fatal dieeme. Liver Cc:MIMI...Id Dyspepsiaaro often forerunners of Co mumPtion. and wheel promptthe ith attention. mifest' themetlven they require the moat Pulmonle Syrup in a medicine which has had been t r . g liTal l ue t 3;t r t r it O h l: mitt i etTre! t Tt lat:* bee mode through h ajierital of more than thirtydve yew.. In ' tTe °47„l .l °, ll%z ith irTg "" ' that It is a nalcdPwril.dt ran Mil Idler doubt donee In all - cams which abaft a ' ..o W ile7 th "'°ll - the patient will perseveringly follow the direr- Dom which accompany cacti bottle:he .ill canne d be cured. If his lunge aro not tot: much waned t o mak e a en,. poseibia Ewen In Maas nepreiaild to be Incurable. when friends and phyeldme hare despaired, the me of this Medicine has saved the Ills of the patient and restored him to perfect D ealt Dr.Schenck does nut say that. ell mime of Pul monary Cons emphaticall y within the reach of med icine. but Ito amens that often when Patents have the most alarming maffitilms, each m a violent counii. creeping chills , night ideate , general debilltv. even to such a degree that they are obliged to fie In bed, and when they are i m p given bY their physician, they may still be erred. No edind treatment can create new limo. but when the lungs aro very sadly diseased and to some ex tent destroyed, • ellen clay bo - eifeeted DI Dr. deheneles medicine. Alm, In :Mrofdons Discasee, them nlediclitril are 17 1:Ti l Ur ni e ‘ g ' p n t. tritr4lll: =n P o n en "t"rn' y e rb ..4 with running puree and now all healed d op. ' This Mows it. purifying properties. which nand be able to heal amities In tho longs. la the treatment.of I:om i t:m.lm It le It thet- Ti o t a l t tr` Il t :n g er 171.40:4V h stele then the "VonAl!` [Do pprseset and '^mgr'r?dtf sell tl!tc;: Cola. The an kiss wlth each manna es of c,tier :igtolTotle,rktnr/ru=',Vllletnre autm ° Sig nilt for hitnni:l:. i:a71 . 17g:X71. " % t t igt h gigar most strengthened In order to make either field try 71 W 1 .4:::g r i v i•ZI1 ` ;.! ` :ea; tneril,"gr= mrs a VF, " :I ' I, I ti the treat tVe " orf;...3 the r patient it Invigorated and the fungs begin to en.' nor their functiom in a normal and healthy main - nee. a Then the healing limner% lit Pultn.lc Siren vrill effect the cure. . Valmonary Consumption is almost always rem p fleeted with liTePepsh. end Liver Complaint. echencre klandothe pins are Intended to Mantra olostmetions from theLlver and restore its healthy action. They have all the effinicy which M a %eel bed to cnionicl or - blue miss. - and are warranted not eontain a panicle of any mineral poleon. Them Pills cure the most obstinate CINIPIPIICAM. nick headache. piles. Wino. atter:Monk and all other dimams which arise from a torpid or etntructtal rendition the Law. One box of three pills will prove the efficacy of the medictm. In thinennaptlon the See:went Tonle end Mon drnke 1 . 1118 are Inveilmble the medleines. The, relieve the sufferings of the patient end assist the Puinumie Synth In effecting. cure. They have been found useful In advanced:dane of Consump tion, when: the lunge are almost ent irely dmtroyed and all symptoms acomling to the ludgrnent of the phyncina Indian:id a .1 I The ". 1111U1 P , 1VPZ , •71 1' 4,7474e ' d for inUntbs ' efta n ure of nehenck's three greniedim. Dr. Schenck'. Alm anac oonMlns a full tree llan on the various Tonne of diem..., bleniodPof treat Meet and general directions how to am his medicine can l ' 4ln7:l l part i th ' en o . r N7. " ; 3 i q 't-TtPBtyttldi".rlii his o tee 1 - delphia. Pa. -- , 4. - t pper Rher. nice the I Ilintllnle NMI , and ... , a&etaill M 111.3 0 per bottle. or $7.3111 Miff a it andrake Pule ecnta.-box. for we byal. der:alai!' DOCTOR WITTIER CONTI N. - -••• tlltr3 TO TREAT ALI, PRIVATE lilt, EASEN. That numerous class of mans resulting fn.m aelf.bum, Traducing unmanliness. nervous debility. Irritability. erections,oenrinel embniona, Wiet a i n j l 4l ' f ," Arza. , 7;,=7: u xir d- "^""" ng .lauding ninstitutionel complitinta are tetlitely Invited to call for sonmitallon, which node nothing. Esp. hence. the bortof teachers, hes enabled him to rf peect remedies t once efficient, rate, permanent, and which In 111... a CAM, ftill vent without hind rance VI business. Medicines pretest.] in the CP- Lahllebrurvt. which embrace* office. reception and waiting num.: Rh... Ming and aleeping ions-t -own. for temente ...tutting daily personal atten tion, and vats.. and chemical bath.. (hue come, trail the famed nilnend syringe. No niatter.who have faded. stair your rime. Reed whet he says in hit. pamphl et of 11 fty pages. seen to any addle., for two 1011.111 r. real.] envelop, Thoutanda of cases treatml annually, at orate and .II over the nrulitty. 'Conmaltatlon free, perm.nalimrt by mall, Mee Ni,. tweet. Wolfe neet. (near Olen (louse! Pittaburgh. Ileum 9a.m.WS p. ti Hondas. I 102 m - 2. Pamphlet Dent to Any address for Two <meet', ate: . r11.%.7C II ELOR'S AI R — H E, 7-- Thin .plendld Mir Dye the find In the world. Harmless. finnan latneonii, does not nontokin load. nor ans. vtiALIC Pot... to, r.. 10., pantlytts or death. Avoid the vaunted and delu sive pretateastnnyboastles[vlttue• do not Tos ses, The genuine W. A. Ratcbelor lair Dye haa bad 30 Teem untarnished reputation o uphold tie Integrity as the Iv Perfect-Hair Dye—Black or Brown. hold tn. all Drumnsts. Applied at 10 Rood street. N. V. fe7 MT. LOIL IS OILS. Thek Broth ers, COM3HSSON MERCHANTS Alb" DEALERS IN • " . Petroleum and its Products. Philadelphia coillee-137 WALNUT STREET. ATAI:IN G • & KING, Cynnuirlan Merchants and Illinkarein Petroleum and its Products, DAL7.ELLR lILIKR. DINUERNE WAY. Philadelphia Addresa. WA RING-, KING & CO.. ..2 . 717_ 109 'WALNUT RTREET. 131131130 ECLIPSE PETROLEUM. REFINERY. Herbert W. C. Tweddle JI ANUFACTERER OF Lubricating and High-Test Burning Oils. ECLIPSE NAGAR/AD AXLE Oil., Stands great heat without <benne; remains lim pid et lowest temperetnieS. Special all for iron!. Liq i nViTlTß. r h l l' ali n A r• RA entRE PllO P. Will cot screws. SAW 1.11.41. AEI) PLANING MILL OILP, • NatolL. TANNERn . 1.. F! f UIP, igh lIM • flE FIST/ and IGNISHINGGASOLINP.. tri ,,,..., BE MUMIT OIL. O AILIVIVI r AItIfaf. W .A"A"t". Wort and Machinery from re l li. ""e thibt 1")" Theee pruducts are manufactured under Dr. Tweddle's patent by Superheated Steam In Vac... The Lubricating Oils are almost udorlees, perfectly pure, uniform, and motl liht colored, slAnd • high temperature s ingedunch g and remain limpid during extreme celd-_Tbe liallroad Oils areune qualled, and are In ...aslant use upon many of the Prindred Railroads. Samples can be emulsified and orders Gantt 114 WWI , trriussr. Works at Stiargisburg Bridge. GLASS, QUEENSWARE &ts: `iiiolVo4l) -- - 017P,Etsrg)iricIrli -- - - 143 !SMITHFIELD STREET. 4 d l i China and G1a55.1..4 pt , SILVER PLATED GOODE. DINNER I A r AND TEA SETH. TEA TRAYS : f , 4 ;a I ANDCUTLEItY. 'W g! g XII ZnZI.PAZonfISEs ST ONE 0; prim,. ! R. E. BREED & • : 14 lot) wooD—.4tErtav--- REYNOLDS STEEN & CO., 124 Wood Street - Importers and Dealers In FRENCH, CHINA, FINE CUT GLANS A . ND Queensware. rlrTho Minn assortment at Now York dem M=MM • ESTABLISHED 182& • HT.N6Y moor ...ALnEirr moan soar. r. rest. HIGBY, CUST & CO., No. 189 Liberty St., tlrtiolecaln and Retail Dealers and Jobbers In ILTIEVA„_QUEENSWAIIE. GLASS and SILVER. PLATEDIVARE. The Stnti di rec ted all requiting voila in tn. nbi". Ilne la to onr_Stock, impelled dinictly from the tent Foropeen otarketa, and we are now receiving a fresh and desirable lot of the above s.• •1m1.3 Harper, LEAD, DRUGS, 40. PITTSBURGH White Lead and Color Works, J. Schoomnaker & Son, PROPRI - ETORS, rIfEEN3WiNk.i II 6 I : PrAkEtli 1 Grocer, • TR EET OFFICE AND FACTORY. 1.4 751; 146 and 14S Metre Street, .TTON, Whole Mon Merchantm sod E h lar e tirt i rti adArtrbrgrir. • • We call attentlen to the guarantee , e oe t e a Puns White leca4..ed when see lay ...low er carbonate of lead. ' sre mcan 'eecalcall, cure: . that Is free from Acetate and Ifyftat e. end • th ., fore Ls whlter'and superter. butts In color and ewer 'lrl!)rlTZTAikD to bra P fi rci . tirboratte of Leed tu the market..el will forfeit theprice of 01. pueblo If onots/nlog th e k.e e , adulteration. H4:Yliffitgo; J. • A ifiofirkkir 26614/.17 WeN, Defiler. In Drum Paint and Patent...tedletnee. PAID Sneeessong CO.. Wholesale fl woofs ate . comer of Smithfield • Fah A. WALLACE. LI..ACE . , Wholesale • MICE DZALERM, No. b. • CITY BANK, • 112 FIFTH AVENUE, P117611118M1, PA. CAPITAL is 1 oe.ooo BTOCKIIOLDERN INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE. INTEREST PAID liN DICIMITS. FORMON XXVII ANDY: bought and .n/d, and when drifted remitted to Komp.. Collection. insole no all and a/I the principal Write of the United White. al to Coned., • DOM IND_ K lIIMHEN. Preladent. JA lON AIrCAI3II, Yloe PresigeoL 310116 A N. Ceabler. • IPINt(TOPS: 0. ! Janice McCabe. lrlet am. B. Barr. /anise Phelan, • Chas-3144t0n. It. J. Unwrie. , A:lrre= N. Ropy. • JeLk3 JOS. 31. GAZZA3I, BoIMWr. CENTRAL BANK No. 35 Bank Block, CAPITAI. Bank of Diwount and Deposit. BTOCKHOLDERB INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE. Interest Allowed on Time Depoeilx. matie In 411th, principal Clue, of lb Called atatea anti Canaan, IiIRSCTo101.: T u ,?-m,WAA A ITS.T. 447.1 ir.B (irxi Rink t, LI US , A R D o ln, pop r ,3l, l, B A ftskr . JMV - A l tiTza.t' THoti. PAWCISIT Prestdout. , ' .01:e2131,k7 i DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK No. (35 Fourth AvenUe. cIaAILTECREt) I.Y 18.13. ASSETS, 82,598,371430. groVrVKLII / Vgilcite, •Ag ° M .d riiit November let hum 7 to 9 Weloeir.andlront No-• amber let 91491 1 19. em et 6 to 7. 0 ' 6 1k. o.4lltt,L7Z—dll'u n viVZl Vete% thae de- Mclaret tele. art Z.luna t atitl= Int m Jon. ienrei e i :Xtb b e ° 4ltlntle ' ims ofleidrod, td the rate of Ste Per Cent. per year. inteieat. If not drawn 0111,1. plated to the errant of the depoalLor aa principle, and beers the same interget thorn the end dire of Jone end Denemtay. ...Mending Wee • feu. without (nrebiles_ .1111gtIr, ..ne7ZElgbffertaZlM,:rfi ... B ilir.mt i vuta2=;.:z - zsmattvg. the out ItERDMAN. ... . i f t , L ( ii =D i n A. N. Pollock, M. M.D. Robert. Robb. 'fi..j. P. Pithellkk. Lobo IL lillsoimberger. James IDA pley. !James Phidie. James B. D. Deeds. ' lAlaseeder Speer. 1.. c M. Pennock, I ChristMA Tesiter. Wm.'. Amiersuri. '" l p lAg .t. .l. A lnl eh. Colvin Adam, Johne. Rindier. l.Totin Member , til:.-rms.t'olloel illlyluidl.MPMetSiadlim""... t,itin Evens. . ' ' I.P.MI 1 ',. "'" ' " - lin J. Gillespie. Illieun S. Heron. ! , F i rt . irbc ,. . - rips. , Peter li. Rooker. Itielieni DAM Wmrit. &Immix.. 'MOB D. Kelly. . ilklenwElgr ?Indio. Robert C. Loomis. Mills= Vanfirk. TANAseiseR—CIIMILBS A.OOI. N. exceaTAXT7JAM.SB B. D. MIZE . I= . - N. Holmes & Sons, 57 Market Street, PITTSBURGH, I'A. c °"""ll',lvea.T.l2.vd=rlN, , ." , HOCH, BONDS AND OTHER SECURITIES, BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION. rtnicw. muatlon Feld to the Perth.* =4 • Is of 'United States Securities.- HART, CAUGH - EY & CO., Bankers and Brokers, CORNER FOITRTIA AND WOOD STREETA, Pittsburgh. Pa., ISUCCISB9ORS TO HANNA, HART A C 0..) OCALENII IN Exchange, 'Coin, Coupons,_ And parUelar attentl= to the riarehaie and Gcivernment Bonds. • .u.so . ; L Sight Draughts on London. Tradesmen's National Bank, WOODD STREET, CORNER SECOND AVE. NTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS. ur.!a~r ~ au"~'c~enaa , ie~ahie°r~: )EARL, STEAM FLOURING MILLS. Al LEGI101". R. T. KENNEDY & BRO., Manufacturers of the following rielelnutte 'Wanda of Moue a Rua Green Brand an ananaled Putrf Mar. Btar Blue Brand A No. 1 =ten ...mar Flour thltg r eurgutfactict . i .u, float. / np.Mt p, any of the mama Ira= ibe market. . in ;wan? ea as reprnerded. RNING MAY 3, 1570 FINANCIAL. ERICAN TANK ) No. 60 Foiirth Avenue, NITtitIERGII PITA, i _ cioo.ooo fholders Individually Liable. ilt. OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT. FL YMI D, . )1 D OY, rmeldent. ! C.mhler. 1011111.,1110:- M shall. ahall. I John M. M mend, , f . Shannon.n Arthtbald 1 'allatm. Y. Arr.., f Dm. D. Kell , Leech. - . Wm. Floyd. - • 'li ' fa now AMY .nynni.4 nod repare4 to Id Danklng Muhl., 1 EHOLD BA IC . . B ILDING .ASSOCIATION, I Fourth Art., PittAbirgh. • _ - - _- ...i :IS; :SS:: DEPOSI lUt 'NMI:AM DY .REAL ESTATE AND IN EREST ALLOWED ON TIME DE POSITS. Preslden —EDWARD DOUSE. • Tice Prealdents—J. U. CRAFT. ADAAF JACOBS.. IMMTMEN, EDWARD MOUSE. WILLIAD PDILLIpS. JAM V.S k,. CRAFT. BORT. W. MACKEY, 1110.11A13 UTERI ~ JARED M. BRUM. THOMAS W. DAVIS. C Mil Thos. 31 Wm. T. Jemen Chan. 111 John 3 This Bs fit OM Jell kli F AND No. tni% %I•ITAT. Treamerrsr —T110341:8 STEEL. Nhler—JAMM4 P. PPEEIL Seen:tor Atd•lnn ,nbee Inn . . . . frm,/ o'clock k. td.W4 cloc .M •ry Saturday evening front 7 to 10. X)11111ERCIAL BANKING COMPANY, No. II! Fourth Air., Plllohuro.h. CAPITA' 11200.000 • Stockholders Individually Liable. W. IL EVERSON. W. C. HACHLIM. Pre.Wont. Cuter. Pins.A . ALF.XASPER . TIATES. 10IIN LINDSAY, A. 11. ENGLISH, O W. IL KVERSoN • JOF 4 ll.7.l}triAps. W. 0. HU:HARI% . WILSON. JACOB KLEE. , "^t•"'-"• • , MITRES,' allorral on TIME DEPOSITS. ponden Prompt att,entltnt ninon to bustnes.ot corres ts. .THE SAFE DEPOSIT 00 Of Pittsburgh. CEMEM Safe Keeping . of Vriluables, Under guarantee, and thu renUng or Safes In Ito Fire and Burglar-Prouf Vaults, No. 83 Fourth Ave President—WlLLlAM r/1111.1111. Vloo President-1i KNRY FLOYD. 1 William. Phillip. ;13 tit m i l ti ! William M. I.yon Jan. I. Bennett. UI ymn 11. Painter. u.. &Morrie. Genme Curtis Q. Ituosey. ' " . . . See', and Tremts.-8. F. VON lIONNUOItBT. Open Maly :Tom Y. to 4' o'clock I=l 9100.000 I=l Goldjonion Bonds and Blocks Domini' AND SOLD. Ili 0,7.101:41 ALLEGHENY CITI. PA. ENGINES, BOILERS, &c. FORT PITT Boiler, Still and Tank WORKS. CARROLL SL SNYDER, I=l3l TUBULAR. IS'L'BLE•FLIIKD TUBULAR EMIL BOX. AM/ CYLINDER STRAM BOILERS. 011. STILLS AND OIL TANKS. CHIMNEYS. BREECHING AND ASH PANS. SETTLER) PANS. SALT PANS AND CON DENSERS. . . STRAIN OUSTS. GASOMETPIRS. , AND IRON BRIDGY. PRLSON DOORS AND COAL, - OFFICE AND WAREUOUSE: , Cur. 2d, ad, Short and Liberty Streets, PITTEEVIVII. PA. °Mensent to the shore address bill be promptly ettenent to. HUGH M. BOLE & CO;,. Cur. Point Alley and Duquesne St, (NEAR TILE POINT./ Engine Builders,. Founders, AND ISTS. Ti t..,, , ,Ti t iv,sat s hijo an ENGINES and STA rDocti&77.2p, I:4lll l NVllilrgitta i ;CASTINZEI of ho ne power. made to order at one RIGS .t4t 41117. B S E LLIATAT, M k ri T e fATAl ItANUERS. HOUSE and TOR Al,O SCIIEWR and IRON TOBACCO PRESSES. on hand nOd made to order, at the • INITSTII /AL WO IniS, I . l ne t =ri p t . .he Allegheny River, near the Point, 1.1 - All orders prompter ailed. TRY US. Riesick & Bro., MIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES AND .VAULTS. NO DAMPT. NO MOULD. ENGINES AND lIIACIIINEIIY, r:FIAFALITIMI,I76:I,I2cVIaTrIV ne n r o a and PIKE STREETS, Pittsburgh. Pa. O'HARA BOILER WORKS, F. REPHAN & COI ) Asnuaete . znis r eaMANRIDILVIROD,TMNIT : aLikviugh.4-AL PE I VA U e AD°46. Cor. of Second Avenue and Liberty Street. PITTSBURGII. PA. .4cpt i ir dune goesptly i Ordemsent ,to the P. , III:PHAN. formerly Manager at at ten ded SNYDER'S. outtpir2 FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS. - NATIONAL FOUNDRY AND • Pipe Works. Corner Carroll and Smallman Steels, WARD.) . PITTSBURGH. PA. ISMITH, MANUFACTURER OF Cast•lron Bowr Pipe, • . FOR GAS AND IVATER WORKS: .11.1, 4 ,111,7:.,'1LZH:!°;=1.1=7,tda general Castings for Gas and Water Works. . AT24==""747114171Pww"" W.J. ANDERSON H. A. IIiETVOOLIS. MONON4A.HEIA FOUNDRY. W. J. ANDERSON & CO., ...,..,, zw . ths . 4z i mmin o Ll S. Castings of all Descriptions. . Apica °talcs Aso FOL . lionr—Na ISO WATER Ptttahu h. Pa. ROBINSON, REA & CO.; Summon to RoBLEsON, MUM S. MILLERS WASHINGTON WORKS FOUNDERS It MACIIINDYIE.PITTSBURGH:'' Manafturora of Boot nod Matlonos7 Stem Eo n= Bla c t t ilogir ea MaelSon t = eßor athoot DooTe m' ot. ..zmeawz,vrrvmTo,m loom. THOS, CARLIN & CO., Fourth Ward Foundry & Machine Works, SANDUSKY ST:, ALLIerIIILTIY CITY, PA.. Manufactorery of Stationary and Portable Steam Pitlfr ?4,,PZlM,Emort.„Firaigteuelt Grata Ham Welebta, ovum Hosea, 41. Built to order and Lave OSI hand Mathes of all anon., nayla • Phoenix Roll Foundry, Cor. LIBERTY AND 24TH BTh. BOLLMAN & BAGALEI, Manufsetarers of Buperlor Chill Rolls, Sand Rolls and Pinions. sag WINES, LIQUORS, &47 WAGNER'S' FRENCH COLORING, The Yen , Best in-the United Rates, BLASILTFtCTURED BT WM. WAGNER, 981 North Seventh Street, • PEULADELPIII.A. de /mmmas—Aß {he loading BTUPhil..Ptak Schmidt & Friday, IMPORTERS OF WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &c., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN • PURE RYE WHISKIES. Nos. 384 and 386. Tenn, Cor. of ELEVENTH ST., formerly Canal. JOS. S. FINCH & CO N. 186, IM7. ISt let 1913 and HMG : • • • TTh&F sritizeT.Plttabuitt. • Manabetnnws. of COPPER DISTILLED PURE RYE WHISKY. Also donna In YOuTox Wpm. and Lantos'. ItoPs, I L'l 174 L. B. FULTON FULTON & MGANN, .0.1. wo ir ;N. ..-, . .. • . x - ractacal plumbers, OAIS AND ISTS.LX JITTIMB. BIM Avenue, soar 'WO atrart• ritttbb , l l . Ba. 464 PlLleust MostaSiasktattuss,_Staka Bath Tabs and sub atssula Baa•iss atal alto.. ju . 6.. ab ts% ets'.j:ll:"'segatek.figllir. .• ]oblate promptly asteadaa to. . . 1111 IRON AND STEEL DI JQUESNE WORKS. Codeivaui, Rabin & Co =I IRON, NAILS,.STEEL, xelrand Springs DuQ(Esii.L.): AND JUN ' lATA. FLAT BAR. ROUND AND SWARE IRON , BAND, SIILLIT AND rANK v: B EA O4 s l4 4. vtirl 4 .... a AN G SßA l ri i.zravium: T AND FLAT RAlLr_forCoKl amotot,_ CROWBARti. WI:DOM.) HARROW T ERTIL SPRING PLOW AND CULTIVATOR BTKEL. STEELSTEL wING6 AND MOULTI. , cut OITIMIPat {MOP ( BbtIPIIIMa J na A iII B NAILS AND SPIKM-. A. , 1 Goods First Class and Warranted arricas wonas—tena, street and All 02,1 flyer. vul 77 11 ater Ntrett..r.U•o=olt. MILLER Mint & PARKIN I. EN, LILA L emmtets WM. METCAJ,K, I!PLEIEN LIEU.W. BAUR, I.IIAB PAUKIN M Crescent Steel Works, MILLER, BARR & PARKIN, OFFICE: No. 330 Liberty Street, PITTBBPIIO/1. PA. Pittsburgh Steel Works, ESTABLISHED IN 1E146 ANDERSON & WOODS, 31 ASCPACITREILS Or Best Relined Cast Steel EVERT DESCRIPTION. ALSO. Best Refined German Plow .5, Spring Steel. CORNER ROSS AND FIR-1T AVENUE. burgh, Pa _ _ .016:041 PITTSBTJR6II ' • .Novelly Works. • 1-• FOUNDED A. IA 1833. 3iOORItEAD, ADAMS & CO. , 3 111'171=MBITANIEgPitalr" • • SCALES• ]anus Faced Patent Door Locke and Latelice Paint and Coffee MI/Isare. • Corner of FIRST AVENUE end GRANT STS. PlUabursh. Tn. _ Sheffield Steel _Works, SINGER, NIMICK & CO., • - PITTSBVIGH. PA.. Manufacturers of everrdesnription of C. 4181. and German Steel, RA gaI A FTI g C P A I L G VLATFOIRII SPRINGS. AXLES. STEEL TIRE. itc., au. WARM:WEISE-83 Water and 100111 . 0 streets. BLACK DIAMOND STEEL WORKS. PARK, BROTHER & CO., Nanafactureri of all Descriptions of " STEEL. . arz t • ane t t.l i tat b WBE-30114 31.1 and STOVES, CASTINGS, &c COOK STOVEa . Get the Best! BISSELL 81,.' CO'S TRIUMPH, Fo • r ii Bituminous GAL "Warranted to COOL BAKE or ROAST as well la any other Store In the Union. BISSELL & C 0.,. No. 235 Liberty Street. ALSO, ON RAND AND FOR SALE: PARLOR STOVES, ISEATLVO STOVES, • ORATE FRONT'S, FENDERS. • COORINGRANOPR. An., An. GRAFF, HUGUS & Manufactoren of every . 'inlet) . of • STOVES, Boston Cooking Range. . "THE FIERY' FURNACE" Frza WARltura . BVILDMOS. • " TEU Nl.:lrOeratektMgliq ifTA" hlrAgßtinhariP B ARVA i c. W i m b lz B. llc c nt . dirt and dust: ORATE 206 and 20S 'Liberty Street, rrrreStrac 3 PA. A.BRADLEY&CO. No. 30 Wood Street. pritirt t lrlliol. 9 GlVArtrg: VAIrATIORIMix°II.4 .n ...I,I°IIP4I,I: tiorr of our Stoves Is such that any one In wont of tgood article should pushes. none pat thoeeresa fsetured by us... they will he found the twat du table as well as economised. Would call Derticulsr sUeritlon to our new VOLCANO BTOVN. for churches, halls sad atoms. Oyer 1300 sole In three months. Wended for with pr without ..lug. All who hare need them pronoun., them superior to Amy other and to cheapen Send for Calaloguesnd Pll.l I let. - BRASS CASTINGS. HENRY BIER. GUSTAVE HABER Henry Bier & Co.- (Successors to JOHN X. COOP=2t & C 0..) BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS • Brass Castings • . . MADE PROMPTLY TO ORD. Allekliannin" n'TM 3 TIIROITLE, 841.1116 Ty AD CHECK VALVZB. AMMBRIV 7 OI4WO4 . Iox r . 131. m. Water and OIL • • 11aVnena.T. noriptuCiALIILPROVED be ß olc rUs4ATEIffb IL ER E the OFFICE AKD WORKS Corner Thirteenth'and Pike Streets. ATWOOD.& McOAFFREY Corner LIBERTY Bennet and THIRD AvENPE. pittsburgO, P. EDAM FOUNDERS gird IRON PIPE !TITERS, and ACMITSfor A.B. CAMERON! tars STEAM PUMPS AND lll,owans. 1•1 1 4 hal I:W.:is A A.:) HOLAIKhELL & CO., ANCHOR COTTON MILLS, =I Manufacturers of LEAVY MEDIUM and LIMIT ANCHOR AND MAGNOLIA, ShtTOng and Batting. • I STONE WEST COXIIION Machine_ Stone Works, Northwest comer of wed Connon,Allastkenr, FRICIYX , ATVATED. t. CO., • • ILn nn land prin Wet loam Malik r and Snip etntlell, for indensnok Brown v•silts. at. Bowl and own atOttfai to. Ontm nr.optly immatea on rouOnable iiiiaMi=E RAILROADS IIdwENNSTLTANIA CENTRAL RAIL. .3 IIOAD.--On and after 11 P. Y_ Sunday. MAY Ist. 1870. Trains t he rrlati a and deter,. from Union Depot...tomer of liatihts legion and I.locrty street., as follow.. .111vIc DITART Mall Tra in..... 1:30 am'eamithiim es.. ill ... }ant Doe 12.12 am "Patine Si_ ant Wali's No 1. 0 10) am Well's he 1 . am Brinti 4e1f0.1 7. em Mall Meta..... 0. 11 am Wall's No. 3., hi Sam Winton Ae..,.111. 71 sp Vi= e 4 E A r t..lS;ig :: nCti ' Xit..!il 1-= 1 Ohs Ae. No. 1 730 perill7•ll . • Nu: 1.7.11: • MII PittalVati Ex.. 1 31/ pm Johnatona At. 4 06PM Patane 3: 1 30 OM ilumeled Ao. Wall's laa. 3'333Pm No ~l ~Ipt Ilameiird Ac., Phila. Emotive ii le ajj . a l Na s 4 .Wi Pm - Wall Tat ; a! i ' r ' . ..1 : g-Ot fl e iti Ttrinli Aciitil3_ 11 p : 'in . t).Ml.lflO . 740 pm ii ay Prim r 0130 pin Wall's 110.3..•11 idat pm h ;' , l Or r t i ztv . riniku 'an,. V0C117,1101,1 it t Hurl. l e ge Church me. leaf', \Tans Piatlon sem, ;NOV at. 1705 e. 'it. trhing iPittormat at 1418 ,'P.,,,,ri.A.4,7:.r.ti We Station 2111 ' , lactation Sapiens leaves daily. Southern Fs. Mess leaves dally except Moods/. otho° Mi. eVi:elfritt iTireeee" :I fs : E : e_ i n o ns , : i7, ll . ;l l a ll ital . A lrf i at a. d . Co n m:r . ty . will i. : b : i, - . . ferthe i i inl e . e elle t ilwiru, Anent. til Y ... for Oailarre. tempt (Or wetufaK air . ran i zzi lir. their resronsiblittf it. ono wetting Union by speailUtiiTt ' a s ai 'th 1 ' the , e ,: n.r. _2EOI _ Ul_llll,l Su nerintann A. j t: C litttlli.l l / 4 . ___. WESTERN PENNSTLYA?iIA R. R. s and actor NOT. iV. Net e Tramson Cho Western .11112 PorttSylvanta Railroad will arrive at and depart from the' Federal Street Depot. Allegheny city. es follows: 4 DD AnnITS. I DEPAny.. Exprss. Oa miSherptiE N 9. m it Mall tw p mlbrvePort . pill g pm sprinoCe N 0.2 (P.• p m Sprlnird'e p Above trains run daily except Pander. The Church Train leaves Allegheny..Kimpliod MP:P.I3I3'A". 1. 4 1Lt4 . 4 . 71Zt g 21,; and arrive at Allegherry nom Thu trains !earl mf 'Allegheny City M 7:0,0 A. K. make divert connection el Freeport with alkoDis MO of Rages fur Butlerand ttittlnallStO.ll. Through tickets maf be purchased at the Odlar, lEt.. CUD stree t. the Suspension Etrldge r Pittatturgh, and at the ne Depot c Allegheny. For farth"P"stv,2,I,TI.ITERTS iedend Street i Mog. Tholffeetern Denneylvanla Railroad will not 64. Same and Mkt for Baggage. except for womb,/ y . parel Slid limit allele responsibility tO On. Ulan• amount in u Ttl i ne. b. Al g k eraMt e. ultheh is roli:fc ' en .l by 'petal contract. ITTSBURG II CHICAGO 11l I% EV MAIN D a PI 'llOll R. R. FORT WAYNE a . 8. 1" 20m Vales will leave tam Dal. north glee. Ma- Front MAY 191,187 and arrive at the Union burgh city time. as 10110 . . . . LEAVE. ARRITP 1 Isti.Ve .1' aet Past Line }:SO a .., Cl'. eito_T ail: • :: whe Peel t?P g iii:1111:: 1911:1 4 . E! Er ... ''.3 am Fil - .. g 6 L.t.ft: !..r, Cl. A wrOg Ex..• I p Clerrtand , Ex.. 114 P m Pacific Ex 2. _ pm Sri° et Equ Ex :a • m M'e & }hie Ex. 4.• 3p m Cl. & %Ph g Ex'. SP M 1111'4111.1illio.:;t::VZIVAvte Rri; LootAlate 3 :r. a rerjett•r Falls " .141 S. " lielr m Pew Castle'' lthJ •al Rochester "•:1 0 ro Ed.. .. 8, • 0 Eac h " :. pro Lestsdftlo " 12:4 p m Ihectathde " : p orllca•r I , alls " 34, •et Itea . r :Falls •• el, 2,p ralcretadale " 4:: P I..etsiba. - a 6:43 PPP "* " 7: ` P . Fait Oaks Pan. Tal4oaks Burp coy r h.. I. : 13 4.1 day Church...o:3S ani tarl•arlde Express *ld Icare dolly, ti—rgri=l,l":,riZrfload..eaDi•di (Ernst. other aniVell dab,. Mondays exam:toe. OPAL other Maths PM lawn and arrive dAlly. dAys Cr 4•t. s r. R. m C rEits. • .J. B. 1IcCC1:1011013. Gehl. Pas. & Ticket • out. (lent... . . QIIANGE OF TIME.-ALLEGHENY valLyatigen i . W I hi' OIL REGIONS WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. • • On =d eller 3fONDAY Noe. 22. 1113611. TWO THROUGH TRAINS DA ILY, (except Mtunley) will leave Pittsburgh Depot, canner. of El. , matt ~M Pike insects, for Franklin, 011 Clty, Bußelo, and all points In the 01 Regions. LEATI PITISOVAGII. !ARnire LY PITITIMIZIK. Dap TA.-- To %A. If.:DBY Cr 540 V. U. I iTI, Z 0 ., ; ...,.. 610 P. S. Lifil,g6:: '&3l A.Y. :411 Dolton... 1 lig t.::: 13 i111TZ..... .11 t. :: 1 fth "`Z: l iii.::::=V- 1 1°L p P. It Rods Works. :1 P. N. Preempt Ac. : P.Y. Ittadrs ft Aa 3: 5 P.M. Brady •II Ael II A.R. Cher= 1: 0 r.x..Chureb......102,0 A. 11. Express tonne stop only etprlncipel points.. Ao. eommodatlon trains stop at all stations. We tut, non =lining "Sliver• Palace Sletuneg Care. on our night Express =dna both =Ts fro* Pitt"ttn't to C .1 ' .7.. LAWRENCE, Geul Supt. THOMAS R. IRMO. Aes'L 8a - 10 PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI AND EIT.LOI7IB RAILWAY. PANIANDLE ROUTE. tigg_Miglai Pi (MANOR oy_ TIME.—On aria after SUNDAY. Nov.l4tB4Blll9.trolos love arid arrive at the Union Depot. ttsburgh.. follows: _ . .. . , . . . PIttAIDIRIn Time. DEPART. a Mum Mad - 13;41 . .. rt i t. tit Poothern Kamm that Lana a. m. :Mco m. Mixed Accommodation.. : irL m. :.4 p. la. McDonald Aden. No 1.. 1 e a. m. •2.. m. Stanbancllle Amoral:op& :. p.m. IPO ams. McDonald Aces, No. 2.. 6, 3 P•m• • 3 P.M ElondcyChurch Train.— 12: Sp. m. :El P. ca. lig': r.: :: 11211:11=1:v1 1`"'• . ° I F. Boria.. Demand Tippet Agent, Columbus, 0. W. W. CARD,Sim*L.; Doradann. Ohlo. coil ITTSBURGII AND CONNELI. VILLE RAILDOAD. a m ' and after SUNDAY, `Fobroary a(11b, 11E70. P T V lit 13 - I,:x. AV4P -1. 1,1°:.' tztri,lmri• - DEPART. AMUR. 1 Nall SOMA from Cat's.. 7:00 s. tn. i l: P.M. ledemport Aeoommod.ll: Qe. m. • : p. m. mto and from UM.'n... 310 p. m. 1 : a. m m. . West Newton Amotproo. 4: op. m. tf, g ... 1.. arldfloCk . • AcCommoda. 0:1.7 D. m. 7 . p.M. Melt Am. to MeKempl.lo:3o p. m.. 0.4 .e. se. Sunday Clutch Train to and from West A n e i ritu: tit q.. 204,,ev0ia11....15a.m. HARDWARE & CUTLERY ESTABLISHED 1831. Logan, Gregg & Co., ER= IRDWARE, No. 52 Wood Street, PITTSBURGH, PA. Spring Goods, Hoes, Hakes, Forks, Scythes, Snaths, &c. Merchants are limited to examine oar stock when In-the city. Orders by mail will hare prompt at. tention. FALLS kCUTLERY CO., No. 70 Wood Street, PITTSBURGH. PA., FA WI MANUFACTURERS OF THEIR NEW Solid Cast Handle • • CD TABLE KNIFE. co • F . 1. 1 .1 1 1,4 o a r . t= 3l l : Ae L i t to o tt r . =tea= k elTA74llle s :lll/0" ...not r z g :o r f t pe m edsl t e hardness...3.oM th i m illarrtg Ct](4. !;72 saltersl f l i t z e fBle d . 1. Writ it? . 12 1 1 : .I . 4nnt AnDemance Sad Great Dun ay( T Pore B eIMITIr taend It ills especially a Uo d fne a re p nt t t o f e o . oss Is a „„...illoteas.Btatrobosis.ltestauranla.Paldloth SU 'lutist's sad private Famines. Beaver Falls Cutlery Co, O. 70 WOOD ST., PITTSBURGH. MANUFACTURERS OF • Table Cutlery and Pocket • hires. QUALITY GUARANTEED.- COAL AND CORD •. COAL!• - .COALI YOUGHIOGILENY - GAS COAL CO. Thl• Corr. eri:o7r ;rental to ftnose the relte c° : l 4 LwitTogoir't_gge ir iona t uti t M: rood Depot. foot o Try 00-oot ‘ IlUsbargb. Orden addressed to either Moos Wool Ife.l.oo' R.. orb Tent win t. proootur +deaden to. ' M. P. O'7IERN. Secretary. 171125711:1 Charlos H, r ymtron g , UY~Youghio&heny.andlionodsiille Coal, And Menefeetarer or atAL. gLACX• AND Dastruwaruzzo COLA. 01171 CD AND YARD. corner !Ingot and Morton Liberty and Clymer street., Ninth ward; 'leo. Second Mmes. Igeghth ward, and toot al Rom etrent, P. C. FL 11. Depot. Second or Ordem Lett at either of the spore °Mee* or ad dressed to me through PlDebargb P. 0., NW reale* . prompeattantlon. Amer to ' , bout / 242 inkppl rips: II& Co... Wm. Smith: Caton Iron• sully g. g, Amy& & Stemstmon ,Co Blued A Co, .Dnar A Harm AMA. Midler. Park Em, 90. Park, McCordMy g et * , GnIII & Doll, Wt. MANN, C9ll. fo,Jamea Yere/teD *00000,11... , Al. '4l •Ws °°-1.11P.:8.Dr.../1=67, OAti:COAL !! COAL!!! DICKSON, §TEWARt& CO., Hatt onstoeed Mei , Mee to No. 567 X.,i_berty . Street. cud.), Cll7 iknir3lol) SECONDyLOOLmn OHT4ir MVP.. Zel/relAtrirtirs' I" Artairileetromee oradereavi to et" tlumsbak• .•111 be mutia ea. to worovtl y." 4 . ' ,;:-.,, - 4 1 ) iiiip ,-. F.
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