The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, May 04, 1870, Image 3

Newspaper Page TextFINANCIAL. GOLD, SILVER, AND COUPCSICS Baugh'. at Highest Price. PI-T. R. MERTZ; BANKER, Cor. Wood 'St. and sth Ave. Jas. T. Brady & Co., to s.7llNiSeit Cl)?. Corner Fourth Avenue and WoOd Street, 13 ANIIiEIIS ' BUT AND SIMI. ALI. KINDS DV - Government - , Securities, 'GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS, • (Ix MOST FAVORABLit TI)II 11. Interest Allowd on Deposits. .7.lrlloney Intoned ClAernment Bonde at low• ro motet ~tee. :troutm. EXECI . TED roll TU. 1't . 11(31/1. AND SALK OP STOCKS. BONDS AND GOLD. JAMES T. BRADY. & Co. THE DAILY GAZETTE. MONEY AND COMMERCE • (lyric& or PITTMANWit 0 AZISTTY. TUTADAY, May 3, 1870. , The advance in gold during the last Oro Or six days. based on the failure of the original funding bill and the excitement In France. re ceived a check yesterday. on improved band quotidian% and morn retotsnrlng news from France. The bull element In Ivor Ktreei op teared to carry everything before It, but . when the moderate short interest was coy reed there were no buyers to take the stocks or gold from the cliques and . the market had to _decline. Gold In particular, which was strong on Thursday butt at suddenly de clined to 114%; recovering to 11LK, the market again became weak and unsettled. lint the present low rates ate not likely to prevail gen - long. The advance having brought out &ellen of May Interest. the market is likely to be forced higher as soon as the disbursmenta of the Ttsasum• are no longer felt and gold can lie carried under an easy money market. • (internment bond, _•follow closely on gold nnd were remarkably Menet( yesterday. bit closed with a decline of at least one per cent • There la a lively Inquiry for all ar•t elaes atneks,,but Lauda and fancy stock.s are given wide berth. - • In the local money marlket greater ease pre. Tells and all good paper lo readily dismounted at regular rater. Umdnesa Is dull for the sseison. Moving . quotation. as received by Pb. IL Tiers. 114% Westtm Unbin... :2! .11_• N. Y. Central .... Y. • • , 11 11 RDods 116tf- Reading .. ... :mod Bonds Rea F. Ft. W. & C 93 .4 ..real Weide be4...110!: -Bhiob YW. MU. .fedi) Ronde Mich. Southern... 98.!: Camila IJIO Lill: Cleveland 4 r....insu &If Bond. 1iM...113/‘ C. R. I. & „.... 4-20 Bonds Llileann & N. 10-40 104 C. &N. W. Pref... 90% Mama Everett.. 63 , 1. Rrle el American......... 40 ..... . :Ihnoll. Loudon Exchange per pound 5.1a1 8.75 Parte Exchange per Franc Berlin Exchange per Thaler 83 RI Frankfort E.el.wro Per Mori. 4 2 54 ' Cloeluvuotxtlotul se received .by Jejnee T. Do . .114 R 5-91 Ja IRIS 13.. U.S. de..1881 5-2)Jan n ;&Jy. le/r; IT. S. Fad lOW 11.% ' b.Zl.lau. Jy. Pitta I:1 U. S. 6-R/ 1884 101. U. P. It. 8:14 'U. 8. VII hag: II C. P. IL R. ..... . ICS U. 1040 ..... 8 Cy. Pacifica— .. It% AB, Telegraph to the rittsbo rib Gosetto-/ = I(oney firmer at"Sodit per cent: on call. tad ' wined rosy at these rates, with' some excep tion at. 4 per cent. Sterling steady at 5R:419%; per cent. G old strong, under the report that (he Prussian LI ogernment has forbidden deal ing. In United States railroad bonds on the bourses of the Kingdom:apoit the gitnund that the market la hooded with these securities. wane being regarded of doubtful character. The price opened at 114 n. tell to 11:16. ad- Ilumed to 110 and closed at 114%@.115. Carry ing rates 56v671:e per Sent-. Clearances mincoo. GovernMenta firm under well authenticated contradiction of the reports of the purpose Of the Wayland Henna Committee to return sec., than 7 of theltenan funding bill.. . Co '81..113%617 1 Coupons '87.11.4.EP: Coupon le..uvia 2 • i C 0808125 '88..13.:(1.4 1 ; 0 : Coupons '84..11 011%1 10-..8.• ... .. Step s'. • Coupons 'Bs..llcCill'a Currency 1.8 . ..114412.34 1805..new..,.104 , 16 1 W: State bonds dull: libutouri • WS ' Nerr Tennessee...sat; Old Tennessee.,..oo I Stocks lower but closed steady. Carlton :1%, Pittsburgh 10512 Cumberland.— ... 40 Northwestern.... dii. W. 13.Te1. ... .... =,.., do. pref. RI Quicksilver 9!:[ Michigan Central.l2.s Mut-K..Of Nock Island • 12 1 / 1 do.. pref . 101 i N. J.Central 100. Adams Express... WN. St. Pail 8P: Wells 12: -do. pref -7:,% American , 40 Wabash 5114 !Caned States..... 4311 do. pre • - 0 IPartlic Mail 41% Pt. Wayne.,..... 00.‘f -J,:ijr . Central 971 i Terre 'Haute W. 3 Rehr IP Ohio; & ' ill!. . . gp,4 do. pre' .... .., 48 C. 2k A 11316 Harlem tap . do. pref 113.4 Itrg luw 0 CA T. C........ 19 , . 974 Hanford & le.. 5 Molt Central...l4l . St. Joe.. . .., .111 --- Pub-Treasury balance: Cloid. rvisto.an: Cur rency. rAillid6,:fieneral balance. $0.413.870. /7!1"H0L661 .SIABIiKT OFFICT. DirPSWAIIUMG II Osarrirg, T 03 34, Nfir 3 . WA I There Is notijaff or.Xl cr tiripqrtOnt in the MI business, notklaffatler worth,' .ffiao l 4 l notice; The =alai* 1 -s Wig. both crude and relined, but owing to unhealthy and un satisfactory condition of affairs at present, there It little oirnothing &dna. VA. what Is worse still, there Is not much chattel LO do Anything. Those of our refiners who boughs .crude when It was low. are now able to sell ! raised at a alight margin: hot. to eel/ refined raking the present price of crude as a Nola, th e ,manalacturer, we nre assured, umad nrlut.ct boa. Twelve and a quarter cent 7441. is nisei to Vie for refined, Oct coat. market price for refined to-day to on ly m to 211 s. There 4 smother discouraging • feature to noti.V, rce rem to #.be prospective advance In rate o':( freight on the 4,l.lrgbenT Valley Railroad. tlri and atter the lab lost. the price will be from 40 to ff:V. Per bbl, which I equivalent: to adding a quarter of a cent per gallon on he cost of oil de- Jivered here. It is R. be pr,`Entaad that the officers of the Valley Road uortorstaad their buslneas and fully realize the !WWI= of affairs, but. to say the least, 111,1 ,!Vance Is unfortunate, and will tend. to crippi,li the tilde, which, It Is well-known, has been bear prostrated for some Lyme Past. • CRUDE - • • - Market le firm and prices well maintained. but the demand is only =aerate, as buyers are not =amnion at present quotations. Sale SAX bbla seller tax month at afi; seller June tlucilea and buyer all year ltx aux. 4 ..- is Aron but very gale. SAW LNG UM Nay reported at Ilk. June cooled at 231 a. June if .' July together. illfieugust to December, 06 f, but May to November. Wk. bid; tleatoln -1 bor 99fif buyer all year lION ant. Antwerp re mains unchanged at MN. . motto= pang OIL Iv A. v. It. a. • " Peon OR Works NO, on aceountJas Wilkins; ...I Clalliagber 80. on account Geo Paton J A Mo. Kill tiii.on account John Munhall: A 0 Dills Ilk on amount W Bartle;Cillsons 011 W orks so, on account A A Goldrielr Brilliant 011 Works 2p. on account Lockhart, 'F A Co. =I lade OIL Minn:Kra Ma A. V. n. if. Fawcett,Logan. fltookdale A CO.. 930 LLD , ref. oil to Logan Oro. A Co., Phil's. 1 W. P. Logan, MI bbl* ref. oil to In Bros: itCo,Thila. • Velialyer , Bros', :90 bbl: ref. oil to ,Logno Brost. A CoL, Jolla. 50 11. Koehler # co.. bbls ref. oil to Waring, R. Co., Phil a. a _witzbelmer, ILACo., 493 .bbis ref oil to " JtV . fif ''-v a s• • . R. ji , ,T,... , seer. WA of , Oil to Waring, Citivesiaoll& au bbls refinedn. oto Tack lam , *La., rnintd,igibi.. _ • Total MN Ws. ~,,.. talyglettl ltd r: n. it. atm A. T. st. (= Lan: J. w. Ofeter. 30$1) gallops to not wick A Ttifoid. L ..., -* . • . • UIauf . .. I IP I IA PT wf tr. Ir. /IS , . ' trais n Itet. le ,„ vg. OW tut refined to Logan_ Brae li Do, 1pf...... ': , 2:1/1:141eVtse biZe ;Ma to wttr• ...... pit tot, E= t TOUVI. Nay .-910ar Mill. Wheat qutet rod weak; No 20110 Watuchsua.Noi white 1 irkbr s..3',o;Taltrititniirmmiiiria clii.,,,,::::°24,:y.,:u.:::.:.,.:47.7:bg.77,,,prlni.,;:,,,:rr.d,, or::::,...: lop. _____„______ - ' , slows oglitt4a4 for Istimsatte wants. ..„.,..4. tag ekdios witty bald at : 707'0. WM+ at slit, Ind baby brown tbeettop at lot p .t, 1 „ ..._ . . . .. _ ...... , : Y r PITT.111"Mill MAIIIRET Orme,: PsTrYstuttto tigzErrt. Tiftottti. May 3. ISM f ftpeculat ors s viten r vitas ve overdone It In M esta last week. the i•pirit of Spectlllttlon seems to hare exhausted itmoif for the Itlonteut. pi mt , w h o b o ught in at the top of the mar ket. and ho d no money to pay with. were obliged to cell on Sultteday. Monday toeing the jot day or the month. and oil the •grAin which had lowa sold - Aril, May," rota expected to be delivered on that day. Hence there were numerous yellers and few buyers, upeculative ty, though froth linen of shorts were thrown out for June. The Chtcago'rrilmnr of Monday says: • 'The moat recent retains from England state that the-weather In tine. and that good progress has been made with the planting. t ;nod our mitts nre expected. This had sometn to do' wltttike further decline of wheat In our g market to-day. The recent advance of ale per bush on wheat was Much greater than •that warranted by the Im p rovement of 4.1 in Liver pool. and the speculatioe firmness it depart ing. It It noteworthy that the extent at the upward movement astonished even those who had engineered it. and they generally fulled to profit by It; selling out long before the market touched Ito highest ASllR 4 ...—Prtner but not quotably - higher. Common Sodo Ash 4; refined do, 44: pearls, ii GrAIN: Pots. 716. • APPLES - Tke arrivals continue light, and the season is about over: tales at }kit., per bid. BUTTER -Is dolt and weak, and the fact that a decline la almost certain, tends of course to restrict the demand, 11.9 dealers do not want to carry any snore stock than they can posslblyhelp—uulike whisky, It does not iinproro with age. particularly. In warns weather. Prime to choice roll may be quoted at Iltr/Be. and IMMELLIIIIu pont at 2.51Z1. BEANS- There is no improvement to note In the demand and no change to Make in quo tations, sl.Nrde, pi, bushel. CARBON OIL- quiet mod unchanged-233,i' Gi.tt cis Inn Jobbing was. for standard brands. COICANIKAIL—Is In fair desuand.svith sales at tin) }I per bushel. ns to quality. CRANIIERRIES—Season about over ' and _market lassoed bare. • .CEMIi.XT—Sales of I.ulsville cethent at t4l Q-114 per bbl. CARBON 0114--lo firmer. but the jobbing demand, no in always the case nt this season of the year. In light. Standrtnl brands may be quoted at 2.146/24. CliflF- 4 E—Western Reserve 1d; Ilamburgh, DRIED FIcUIT — demand rather better but prices are unchanged; apples 41 can: Peaches, .1 , (t.13 for quarters. and 8440.9 for halves. Bale or Ira bbls apples, good quality, to go to Chi cago. at t1,44'. Blackberries, 1::4h. pitted Cher• . lS; paired 'Peaches, 17GDIa. EGGS—Continue dull And unChange&—sales at 146415 cis. The arrivals are comparatively light. but the supply, nevertheless, Is fully ." Ig.i l 4ll h Elia-T.l n vl;grese feathers are quoted OZEIIC=EZi=== WO 111 FLOM. - The market is first with it Colitis tied steady local denuntd, but prices are not 'quotably higher, notwitiottantling the ad ance in wheat•- there i. one thing certain. either flour utast go u or wheat go down, n the latter Is too p Such for the tonne We continue toquote 'Ancient flours, in Kin • at flg4.sy . t: tor spring wheat, rid.htitin tor white _ . and sl . f.'ii6 for fancy brands. nye dour. GlLllN—There is n continued steady milling demand for wheat, and the market Is firm and the offerings light. We are' cognisant of sales of red nt #I,IEQ.I-.93, and we heard to day that a round lot.. from Cincinnati. had been sold at #l,l for red and $1.31 for white. It Is but proper to remark, however, that small lots will not.cortunand the outside quo tations. There Is no Improvement to note In the demand for oats and the market Is quiet and unchanged-47018 in first hands, buyers furnishing sacks; al on wharf and track and raR-11 for small lots In store. A very large at ,i r aunty oats that w: brought to g aketn v e or, have been shipped to Cincinnati this winter and spring, and consequently, the arrivals here are not as large as they would otherwise have been. Corn, notwithstanding it In 'alight sap ply, seems to be dull, and were it not for the tact that there Is some Inquiry for shipment, prices would doutalesa go lower. We con shelled.uet quote at N1Q...85 for unc h ang e d;; krill° for Rye Is quiet and liCitg7. cash. and $l. time. Nothing doing In Barley. and prices are notelually unchnngedialfdigithr good to prime spring: HAY—The offerings at the Allegheny Dia mond market were again large to-day, end . with a very limited demand. Prices were weak and bards sustained. )lay be quoted at MR most Of the sales being within the range of HOM.lNY—Mnricet almost barn, but.there Is little or no Inquiry fur It; #Gil.d3i Per bbi. LARD OlL—Extra No. I is strong at SIX, and No.. at lif7FrA3. • . . . LIME—la steady - but unchanged. Eastern, $1.75: Cleveland. Mr, PROVISIONS—Firm but not quotably higher. Plain Sboulders. • 1=1:114: Sugar Cured. 144144; Rib tildes, 16X; Stunt Rib. 17: Clear Sides. 17$; PL3in Hants. 1614; Plant Sugar Cured. 11EW40.,185; Canvassed do, 18h419. ..Breakfact Bacon, 17)iSrla. Dried Md. IV'(B 23. Mess Pork. Lard. 17R(t1734, in tier ces. and In to PPS In kegs and buckets. PIYPATOES—SaIas of two cars Peach Blown, in bulk, at 40, and one car. sacked and delivered. at 45. pvk :it.ITSLIMII; prime Tennessee still gu .44. 4 4—Veec c e t a;on bit. Clover and Timothy eed . ig 'about over. llassettl. Id round lot would probably bran 32.1). ♦~IRRETN 111" TELEGRAPH Alflro 'fork. Nrw YORK. ?141 - 3.-0 , tc.a heavy and ow,. with mirq of SW bales at 93e tor middling itittudg. Flour —receipt 'of G. 754 barrel.: 54, 10., better and In fair demand for export and home use; sales of 0400 bills nt 14.&415 for superfine State and western; *630/1,2,70 for extra State: for do extra western: tr , 5534.5t , for white wheat extra western: ssaLcii= for Bound Troop Ohio: 04.5026 for extra St. Louis; *6184t8...25 for IMO - to choice do. Ingg flour steady;sales bbls Cornmeal. qsle4 c,nd unchanged. Whiskey is more active. with sales of qo bbls western at sixaurod for free. Wheat—receipts, 21.7:51 bush—is lc better, with a fair export and mil ' tinr , lemnnd3talen of 2.llolbush at for N 0.2 spring. sl.:niti= for No. 1 spring. *Lila 1.31 , f0r winter r. 4 and amber Western. 41.4 0 for white west ern. - tin. vie,. Barley is more active, with mien of I,aoo bush 4t Bye. Corn—receipts. IlVdl bush—dull. heacr and declining, with sales of 121,116 bush at *1.044 1.10 for new mixed western, *l,lB B for old and new cared - . Oats—receipts. 0,851 bush—ls a sLade Ornier, sales of 35.0.114 bush at 61,44 t. Ctqc'for western in alnre. InetMe for Ohio and State. Ilay steady at ft* for shiopingand $103,141.1 for retail lots. Hops dull lit riTenetrlzal.,,,bt,‘'.‘,,,ffte,eyAll: M set dull. ' Petroleum steady add pnchanged. 'Meunier. Turpentine steady at 4.1q4,t4e.. pork firmer; sal 3,2;10 bbls at for me.: V 1,7. 1531f0r prime; for prime mess; also, 2,730 bbls mess seller May.June.,July and ttilratts4l6l 4 'lPr new plots i mesa, 'te' 13 i1PV ro new extra mess. Tierce hpef rin; sales of 'NO tierces at $23 or time mess, tip for India mess. Beef hams steady; ales of 140 bblo ttn. - 21 for new. i'ut. meats Arendt; sales 310 pkgs at 11NC - tittle for shoulder, 154120 for Mum !fiddles quiet. Lard dull and michanged; sales of 310 tierces at 1Gq.16% - c for steam, 11c for kettle rendered; alto, 1.2tal tierces steam, seller May, June and July. Cheesec Batter steady at Iwzarc for Ohio. steady at Frrightx arm; shipmeuts; 40,01_1,1 bushels wheat to Liverpool per steam at Siptidd,,ncarly all at hint—Flour closed slimes :TM ., with a fair export and home trade demand. Wheat very strong and moderately active at $1,1741 1,18)f for No.. spring, and $l2l in store for winter red western. Bye quiet. Oats MeadT at thic in store. Cor* heavy at $1,04€510, for inferior to prime new mixed western. Pork is steady (pr mess at VlO June and July. Beef is steady vlit u,cd2rate Inquiry. Cut meats firm 50with moderate denik neonrid. eon Is dull. Lard; 9 ter prime steam at sled; le,"lc May and 16.4cl : seller June and July. L. , Chleago. Cdidino, April a--Freights: wheat ac to Buffalo. /lour rt little more active, prices un changed. Wheat firm nt opening; sales 040. 91.4(c for No 2. closing dull gt Wife; optional sales were allfelde seller triornh.alretadeseller June; other grades firmer, 99i.; for No 1 and NlNafitc for no 3; in the afternoon the market was fairir acting of diXe seller May, 03)(0 bid I seller last half. Corn lintel 5t affe forreJected, closing - grade; optional - sales were Wihleatqf o seller May and fdelfiXc seller June; In the afternoon the market wan unsettled, tql.lftgalic for No and algc for new. Oats active, 48.4(41.440 for. No 2 in store. 401i414)nie teller last half of month. 491(6249X0 seller June. Rye closed dull. will, sales nt fine for No. 2. Barley dull. Ilighwines &towel gnu at 1.1411ra1.04, wood and Imo respecti vein'. provisions 11rm.• Mess pork. Ileald= sweet-pickled llama Ifdaglitqc; lard 161(0; prime Mess 24=1c; drr-sltag shoulders 1110; rough sides 14,1 c; short rib Jsc., and shill clear do -knife. all loose. Itece t le v. sl 40,841 bids Plour. 1.16.427 bush corn, 811471 both ma., :.R;1 bush 4240 1 ti bush barley, and gn heed of hogs. Shlpments 25,fgril bide dour, 21=1 bush wheat. 410410 bush corn. 121.6% bush oats, 9,812 With rye, Wok/bush barley, and 2 1 Viei head of bog„, niltrket quiet, and prices without change. goes stead]` and unchanged, under a fair shipping' depend, Loob, Br. Loco; }toy 3.—Tobacco active and higher: Weiu for lugs. 2)(4}1 2 c for common to medium leaf.l2}f(tlee for good manufacturing dark leaf. Cotton nominal at :30.11}0 . . Hemp unchanged, sioeun. Flour dem; ORM for fall super. $.00 , 01.51) for extra, ordcse for double extra, 5x. , 454.. for e extra. Wheat batten glades of full higher No .. red L.0r4130/ , choice fa fell: C/^l°: Corn: t grades scarce end k glip; ch o ice 11.' 1 . 7 .E.wfakrtV:fic.. 6 .;1"10IrwrP l iet , 1 17 oliff h il i eM . ...L. Dye firtufrmt ittegfe. Whisky: more buyers thou Fellers at $l,O:liL Sugur flew at Monti... Coggeilytn Mo m wane at TWAY,' or M i lled. Pfllk prim at Zte: aura Iheary eld .• et 311)f C. Dry salt meat itetire nod es MP* . 9 1,4 : shoulders Iltfe: rough sides clear sides Lf.loWlfitic. the latter price refused at glue. Bacon arm; nhouldem l2Lr c but held higher at 17c. (}meassed sugar eared hams lake Lord: country kettle Re forTcholce; clty loge. Cat tle: beg grades wanted; prices range 14)01. ."4. Hoge ateody at FAO. }lour rrcelpts: 400 bids; wheat 440 bush; corn MUD bush: oats 21.oist book; barley 1400 isolo rye 301 bush; hogs FA cm~w 1 CINCINNATI, afar 3. • Plour.unchanred and doll. Wheat lower. d dull; No, l: at slPri No. 1 4 }Looroddo. Corn unchanged dna 15,V111V Mt $61,4414. lly scarce and advancNl to tWlei. RArloy dull d hardly any demand at 313.11(1for the wh le rangy. Tnbnero i. n iroa. l demand and all dc. of K. leaf if in in hi,/her; sales M.l.rh o hde at fizr44,ll);j.be Ink ter . ,:!,_'.1210..3-I'td.f,,T,Ar_Yl,d YltliPe l eaf . ras Cott on dui ; for mjeldl Aml B Whisky uhUses Ann at AUX PrOViglOpia I TO ,.Pork: sales at mess at $2O. Bulk Meatslik go:04 demarid at 11:Bc for shoulders I 11‘to for 'Mask but lmtA held „tio higher. Bacon Arm at ad fdr. `e4i,ligsr-otil for sh: I X: r h Ige a r nd aV NI; .. .ddie,. r dull ut o fo, flutter dull at 311ds aic. Est 114:11 1 .5 1 m a g ic te i d1) 11 s l i n : Ltir l i f irnar o d t. o "; c u ' in un litl, .0811 all I qui:t, wltTreAdel at . 25(dZfc. Phllmildpkim Patmthitld'rns. May IL—Flour Is less active. ' retelpts light all prices well maintained: ex tra fatally at #5.7441,..11. Wheat sery quiet: end Alaral.3l. Rye Ikea 41.1 1 3 0 Cora less gli,e mat lower at $l-10alatiltkago; mixed _TrEistjeWtertddtll9‘)anl refined gitc Y Slikmslthoklo Mel Pork VW. Lard ft up. ~~~ - ,i w~ gyred,. ~-~' ; :^y - ..,,_. _ PITTSBURGH - DAILY. GAZETTE : WEDNESDAY MORNING MAY 4, 1870: 17c. Whisky arm: sl.o6li.keil fur westrrn Iron bound and sl,l3l,voinl bound.' Clevetang. • CLEr mAND, May 3.—}loui-igriceauuchrinied. Rye flour arm and unchang ed 11 Wheat Arm and lc better. with sales of No 1 red at $1,16 imd No 'ld o at SI4S<CI,IO. Corn quiet; mixed old and new held at file and No 1. yellow at One. Oats inactive and nominally unchanged. Rye quiet at 91rall5c. Barley heavy and held at SUFf• Ale for State and Canada. Petroleum firm but _ . "ru,t active; relined on spot held nt 24;d447ic for Stufsdnrd Nvhite; crude flru , nt $5.40. = LOrL*II.IX. Mar a.—Cottoo weak: middling 22Re. Flour 55. Wheat 61.011ZGLd. Corn: Sian for choice shelled, In.:acts. Oats 64c. Rye ffic. Provisions very active and Ernes advancing. Pork. Bacon Ll, 17Q.1.4c. Bulk meats 12. 1515416 c. Lard 17c. Whisky- 53,00Z1.01. Tobacco: sales. 3:3 bbds at g.5.50 - d.B for frosted to lugs: ts=rd.:-.1.50 for low to lino leaf. Memphls. 31Euems, 3.-43uttou dull at I:4c. . Flour 4.54 . 01.50. Corn firm at $1.1.0Q,1,12. Data Zet.Ltpt.4.. i f e f i ni t t..r..i x . Bran active nt G.Gltl c. Pork Vil.fAXe,. - 11). Baron: shoulders sides quiet at 15S I BALTIMORE. BAT 3.—Flour firmly held and scarce. Whoa firm and advanced: white $1.13 0.1.15; yellon - 1.1.U1.14.. Outs firm at C3cD" Pros - Wm. (Inn and unchanged. Lard 17?.0. Whinny firm nt $1,116(0..1.01'. MEM Dertiotr. May 3.—Flour steady with a good demand. Wheat scarce and nominally higher: No.l white $1...tr0.14M (hits: western Is of fered nt Harley quiet at SI,M) per nentnl. Potatoes 344.1,35 c. 1 Milwaukee. . . Mix.wAmer., May 3.—Flour firm and un enanged. Wheat unsettled nt fel.Sie for No.l and iffSe fur N 0.2. 1:12= PMTSOTROII. CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS HAILIGIAD. May 3.—L11 bbls apples, 4 do eggs. V heat Voles,, 111.1 & CoLkn:2 cars staves. M Hastings;ggett 1 do I 11 ogarder: 1 do d o, .1 0 L; do oats, Laing & 3tcK: 23 bbls h wine, i 11 lies -1 penheld; 25 do do. 1.1, Millen Al. do whisky, W Carr; lOU do Roar. 8 tes haws. Watt. L,mg & Co: 2 to, sausage. Reese Owens; N butt tobacco. I) Hoffer & Sou: 10 bus candles. McCullough; 73 butts tobacco, It V Weddell; 16 bus candles,. Sawyer & Co; 1 do haw, F Sellers; 17 cds to bacco. It & W Jenkinson; 12 do do. J H Lippin cott:2 t. hants,jjl Parker; 3 bus segars..S. P Shtiver; 2 do do, IPMlllen 2 do do, ileod & N; 6 bbls eggs. 3 kgs butter, N 'IV Rankin: 4 bbls butter. la bits corn, S du barley. Meanur & H:6 bbls apples. 2 do dry do. W II Graff:2lbgs bar ley. Smith & Co; 10 do potatoes. M Shunt: 1.1.4.10 flour, 7 bbls do, .1 Ii Murdock; 87 bee barley. Keil & Ritchart: 30 do it corn. 1 bid bacon.' McHenry & li; 2 bxs do P Huff; 1 cook do. A r buckles; 2 can mares. i ICornisir/12 bga oats. L'ampbell & C. CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD. May 3-8 can blooms, .1 Moorhead:2 do pig metal. Rees. (3 & D. 1 do do, Union Iron Mills; \ I SUM feet lumber. ieQuewan & 1): 8.053 do do. Heath & Speen:ND stoles. .1 Woodsvell: 4 bbls a iron. J Jones; bus zinc, G A Kelley; 7 bids eggs, Bragger: In & 0;3 do wine. Sinions & S; 1 do do, II Sch`wartz:26 bbls flour, 100 bgs . . mlll stuff, Li ralmm & 3f: 175 a pipes. Hlf eol iths; d; sks oats,do bogs. (imbue, & 31'; I boo p corm Heytner I" llro; 9 Idle chairstuff, It ti Hammer & Son; 1 bbl molasses, J A Musgrave; 134 bdls chairs. Bedford Chair Co; Übbds augu r, J S Dilworth & Co; hams, W II Hayes & Son; 14 bbdt sugar, J S Dilworth. PITTRIVR(III FORT WAYNi AND CtrlcAcio RAILROAD, May:L-100 bbls flour. Seghmyer & ;101 do do. owner: 1 car sides. 1 , Sellers & Co; 56 sks I seed, J W Thursby; it ski. rags. It Christy; 100 Lb's none. Culp & N; 3 tubs butter. 3 hi bbls do. 'Woodworth & D; 4 do do. Voigt. 31 & Co; 4 tdcga do. W I) Cooper & Co; 3 do .gga, 5 bbls ootdoes. W ti Graff & Co; 43 tails broom handles. W Mardort 4.149 feet walnut lumbar. W lloyd & Cu; doz shovels ban dies, Postley. Nelson & Om 5 rolls leather, II Delauge; IUU bbls Dour. Dan Wallace:lo do do, owner. ALLIXIXENT VALLEY Raiuman, May :L-4 cars metal. Totten & Co; 1 dodo, 'McKnight & Co; 348 has oats, V) do rye, Scott & titad; pkga liquor. Dlerker It Specht; bldea.Ship ton & Wallace: H sae potato.. A McMath: do corn, John Anderson: :1 bbl. butter, 1 do eggs, J Soh]; 1 do butter. LJ Illancharl; 1 car lumber. D & H Glass. 4 Aga butter, and eggs. Head & 34; 9do do, .1 . 111Ity; 9do do. J (7 Cud dy; 4 do dn. nut' & Gitantu 7do do. 11 Vltava; :do do. It 11 Adams; 4 do do, 11 F Brugge , - man: 1 car lime, Henderson • ALLEGHENY STAMM, Nur :L-1.211 bids ap ple., do cider. J Herbert: I case tobacco. Hack & M: a; bales cotton. Kennedy. Cbllds & P can metal. Goff, G & Co:1 do do. Pitts burßß6lnm nod Forge (b; y aks ants, •jSrals whisky. & A Varson; g hloteS. J ‘ ltlr ' enbels: sks corn, Graff.cooperate. Malys* It; I car barley. C/ber: 5 bbtu eggs, :I Lxs butter. J MANI. i'vcrsnution AND CONNZLISVILLE RAI t ROAD. May 3.-1 car metal. Dunbar Iron eo Pa bbls cement, C 11 beech; 35 brs corn, 148 dc wheat. Scott a 0: 60 bbl, whisky, Dan Will lace: 8 110 do. W Weigh S Co: I car lumber, J Shriller; I do do. T flamer; I bbl sugar. MO.. & bdls paper. Smith Jc F; 11.b1 whisky. Ifinebart; 8 tons 'ter', Aitlerienn Steel Co. I= I.IIIOWIVWILia6.4AND GENRTA . PACKET COMP.WiIr. May 3.Alslippl COM W 11 Nantker & Son; 12 bbls apples. J Provance: 4 kgs eggs, Morrow:2n bg. meal. Campbell & C; 12 bbl Appl..l/ Rea Jr; 27 skit corn, S It Fl." & Co; l IbeeP. Ilawklmn Inn bis IRilalee~ w & Co; 2 pkgs_ Whs. C Cook; 24 bar. arkkum .1f; L 5 bblo apple‘, 3 bas eggs. Candeld &K; Ilk, oats. IS do wheat. McHenry & sks nom, W W Arnold; 8.11) gall. stoneware. W D I.:ooper; lot corn and wheat. McCracken. (1 & Co; F4i Sheep. ILlfley & Cu; Mtbog., owner; PI Ak% Wag. Kell & It. Worrus pro I'mm., gay 3.-171+k• rye. 4:44Lnin 4 4414'41w,if end & Nletz. gar: 3do do, IV „I Cr444ford, 511 It 4 rye. li.y & Co: pc. pipe:ll3llM II & Co: t 11. g. corn. 0.1 bales hay. Itubl & Room; as WI. P.P. , . rob Paper RIO &oil rebut 1 0 ,T. I jr; 54. Mt , .1 Garrard; 17.-" I pc. I'lM'.l'lM'.l art man. b& Co. WHOLESALE GROCERS, 4160 . Dilworth, Harper Co-, • 24 LI BE wry Sill E ET, Wholesale Grocers, PITTF2II-3U RC3r IL- PA le4ol ESTABLISHED 111 A. 1 T. GORILY. ISA? W. M.. GORMLY, Wholesale Grocer, 271 LIBERTY STREET, I=l =I I= M. STEELE SON, Comm Isxlon Merchants, Arad Dealers In PLOVII. I/ItAIN. C o mmone.; Le. N0.931/1110 STHINYT. near Etat , Alle gheny Qty. Meanor &. Harper, VIA,VR, GRAI!w.n PitODUCE Commismion Merehant No. 32 LIBERTY MUM'. =2= W, C, Armstrong, 1 . 100041 T to ro Mr 4 4r4. 4 rr'941 PRODECE COMMiniqm MEICIIANT, .p 19.19) No. tl3 MA MEET STREET. L. BLANCH - A RD, Wholesale and Retail Grocer, 396 PENN STREET. ITTLE, BAI RD A: PATTON, Whole la BALE 11/o(76ll.2l.Connission lierchnnts and C a rbon n; Produce. , glow.. Nails. (lease. 1.1. b. Carbon god Lard tgl. Iron. Nails. Gls" Cotton Tarns and an Pittsbuh Idanufnetures innunally. 111 and $.14 rg IITN9Fr. ritiostmk JOHN I. IroCnil....inolr. /P , Pg••••WM. 71 . It!Wm JOM( 1. HOUSE & rincemon; IA JOHN I. MIURA A 1 - o.,W6olenale Grata and Connolcelon Alemannic corner of Saalfeld Oteet.P. Joan IMIIPTD`r - A. WALIACI. & WALLACE,- Wholesale GROCERS AND D . PRODECE DEALERS. N int, avenue, PittAborgh. 417cTION eli4ifiers Cemetery. PUBLIC SALES BURIAL LOTS On the eztsAltscriMandr.berrlnAl atAlArArgt 181 . 114ATVUJAI . I C IV 1140 SATUIt: OA I.ller 14th. 114/0 rifle en d la situated on the Temp e r. nnrorille end 14antheld !amid, admit 3 intim from the Mar and one-trarter o f a Mile Mon r We i fn r 4g2tln ' lrttr l i ce n e d = i t i tgnlotted Into =Cf. , 4M7 P 4 t d ,, T ,r. ' LI 3 k e g ."=,f the and mark beforthrsoo4l comma In the dty 7:12;711 . A•i t et I rjel=ollll/. AltriZaMdut Wee. and urged 001. St Once and mete Wootton .or lot while the vrim , V° no tow. VAJore from the MUM , and onrongto can reach DettiNtTti, .IMitt h itiffrnri. T .rgi 1. A.1114 . 114,4 0 'rem gruTzveL i ra t ri i "^st i. 911: otter:mon at !I•3llentli t 3 . 3B P. API. AROIiITECIT; T. b. EVANS, ARCHITECT; ' AVIIMIPX Man and wean tionn P.Pnat4vitti cat afar all lands of buildings RIVER NEWS The river conrinuee to recede etendily with feet 2 Inches In the channel. Weather, yes terday, warm and ultry with every aPIA.r- ECM Business was fair at the lauding. freights, aPPlrently, offering more freely. hut rate! are low and unsatisfactory to steamboatmen. The Collier barges nre filling up steadily for St- Loni 4, and Caw. Shedden nnPectn to leave an advertised. - The Camelia departed tor Nashville yester day with a fair trip. Pilots—Joa. Shouse and Geo. Conant. The Arlington departed in the afternoon with a goad freight lint and quite a number of passenger.. • • The Meseenger, Capt. Jesse Dean. Is filling pp steadily for St. Louis nod the Upper ,Mishlssippl. and will Soon be ready to take Cr h -e ßeq't 7 tiv;lin from Wheeling arrived and de parted. Mid the Julia departed for %•meecllle. —The St. Louts Rcpubliran, of Sunday, says: The United States ks.•al board of inspectors have before theta the ease of Leander Mor.. rison. pilot. on a charge of negilgenee and fillatoltinet in the pelformanre of his duties as pilot on the steamer Beard. It In alleged that he let the boat run into a tree half a mile belotellarksyllie; on the Mississippi. jeolmr dlelog the safety of the passengers. Scone testimony has already been taken.in amens°. —Captain Frank Burnett, n well-known Upper Mississippi boatman, has been. COll. firmed, by the United Staten Semite. Supervi sing Inspector of Steamboats for the St. Louis, or Fourth District. a position creditably all vl for some months by Captsfin Alf. Sandfon.l.ti personal friend of President Grant.. —Thu Juniata left Cincinnati on Sunday with a fair trip. Capt. Frank Marrattn and clerk A. C. McCallum, foruierely of the beoni des, accompanied by their wives. are among the Juniata's passengers. —Den. G. K. Warren, in charge of the Im provements of the Upper Mississippi. an to remove his headquarters from St. Paul to Davenport or Bock Island,„lant week. —The Glasgow. from New Orleans, and Kate Putnam, from Nashville. were nt Evansville on Sunday, and the Mary- linvnge .nrrlved nt _St. Louis the same tiny. —The Belle Ida, n sand boat, was sold nt St. Louis, last week, br Griffiths & Lawler to Wm. Huddlestone, for fi,mo. She enters n short packet trade. - —Duncan 8. Carter Am sold one-half Inter est In the steamboat Mountaineer, to the Mbunl packet company, for $12,000. —The new river reporter !ot the St. Louis &Tubltoon la Mr. J A. Dacus, n Baptist Preacher, from Tennessee. tapers i port , -- e2our7 ~dar;ing N g % sr,dit) rrryasi'lr t Mcinnntl and St- Louis. —Tbe Argosy left At. Louis tor Pittsburgh n Sunday. and !be Ida Stockdole (or port lenton. —The Kahhvilleracket Co, has No Id to th . Kanawha Pheket CO.- the strainer Stony. to Riknan, —The Cloeinnat i papers report E 17 . 5 00 ae th rice lotht for the Le0:11.1.., —Cotton i. shipped trout Sr eveport to Net ORenn4 ut ittal per bide. . —The Jennie Howell Inet trove into the Min den trnde. • . RIVER PACKETS. Fos ti „..t i ':. LUll6. . . *.: • S . LOUIS. GA.. . , LENA. 111'11CQUE AEI/ SI. ---. PACE.—The ens pl . 3.laonEar 5trAfr i ,, , , ,, , , , A, ME—N.SENGEII Wlll Ware for the above and intermediate pmts.. WEDNESDAY. May 411. I4P'hfrN74AVVI d or toS"ti.A4t.;TAW,D. Agent*. SIII . PPERS'_BAy(if r•-. 111 =7 4 frililifiaL } . Oß "4 - `11 1 1," eamer rOnAtili n ND BA 11(;. • JAK. SIIEDDEN . ]lore Ott 11ATTIINW 8, Clerk, will leave as e TIIURSDA V. Xi,' 4th, 4C. 11.1:11IRMST I C.... Arent,. • =I T , ! N I) SPEEN GRANITE STATI , W II n:lt Vey,. leave for Ilse above and Intermediate ports WICI/NESDAT..May 4th. lot (Ivied ale pasaser apply on b•mard. I= Pittsburgh and doctrinal PACKET LINE e now nml yplendot olde..whee sl aG g Ca JUNIATA. pt. C. b. IIaINN•N. will leave rttlatmowb for. Condnnatt EVERY Weal . % irmniptir. Returtilng • 11l leave Clneinuat. EVERT RUNDA ut M. For freytbYnr panyagc. apply on t.wr.l ur to I= 113:= Pittsburgh and (llama PACKET LINE. Tim nt.w.untl tplomthl ttmamator A ItLlNriTt oN. rtA lEI Pittotmmh for (Inclmmtt .rosy TU at 12 M. promptly. 11.rturyillm.Immt,t'mmonxtlior Nut. banal. at IFI. oterr Fitl PAY- • • For ?retail /tr other Inform..., apply ttu Mart], or to =I =I 'ro LIVERPOOL. A. (KEENS ' TO WM.- THE INMAN MAIL ,- STEANISHIPP. mbertne el Moen ern. sta . elan venal, among them the colobta. CITY O(' PARR.' CITY 01 , ANTwielii• (ITV or 1:10?1TON 11A1:1•1310EE. ('(TV ((F I.ON WI. Falling kVglitY MATtIf(DAY, tram flea 43 North River. Near York. For paasnae or further Inr..rtna. tine apply t • WILLIAM BINGIIAM. Jr =9 'PROFESSIONAL G. W..P06.0111, ATTORNEY AND I'OTNSELLOR AT LAW, llu tenanted 4/ 1:0.37 IatANTICEET, burgh. Will proclleeln the U.S. Circuit and District Courts. In lbe Nate Supreme and ell tbe of Allegheny enuntY.entl wt,. Millt , bAle In b.., of tltaitlyneent ebuntles. Ia:YAP H. H. Nef`ORMICK, A t torney-n t-En w WE= = b usin 111 Pn taipt. attention Oven - to all kinds ~t lees ess. Jul IJA A RCHIBA I.D Attorney - at-Law, CS= = Wm. a. PEEPER, ALDERMAN AND rX-91 , 1 , 1911 JOSTIFE OF .THY PEACK. Office. 1.12 Filllrja venue. and 1011. curstely. Genuihe.Prepa L ratimis From Ilk l'elebnited House o PETER SQUIRE, LONDON Granular - Effervescent . His Curb. Potassa, Bromide Potassa, lodide Pathan,. Citrate -Iron and Quinine, Bromide Ammonium, Carb. Ichy Salt Elssingen Salts CII. MAP nests', SeMilts Powders, &e.—To pro. feet Physicians and the Pnblic from spnilons'articles • of thbi character, purporting to. be "direct Imports. uons' —llll. bottles of the genuine will In future bear a strap label over the cork, with the address and far simile signature of the mannfactnrer, SQUIRE; and on the side his trade mark, and also address of the lm• porter and Sole Agent J SIMON OBNSTON, Tor. Smlthaeld St. and Fourth Ave. I% s.—We havereeelved oar usual Spring supply , at Mineral Widen, Saratoga, Star, Congress, Ilsslngen, AG, Re. Also, another snpplr, of As. trlngent - Red Gaza Lozenges, and Indite .of Ammoniate Lozenges, nhtch hara_prored such a great one. eissin England and this country In eases of Relaxed Sore Throat, Bron chitis, eta, foltArru TIIE Erik riciT T C I 9I I 74hTIM I NTI. IV. IMEU r lqf 0 Y. . In the Matter of ROBERT W. Ito! 01001 and ALEXANDER IL BOIXSICAS, bunkrupte.. Weetem Mallet et Penn/tire:lM. et.' A Woo tOpankraptvliae been termed by . sl4 C AJAlrtalll &MIX, If ihrt t oltnt l y i VirLa and Mato of Pennsylvania, In meld olittriet, who beta been doll adjudged bentonite u petition of their emitter, end the payment of .tr doto.! and the deltreoy of Any property latonaleg "At" bentrupte.lo theta no 10, Melo 1.111, snot the inane fee of any properly by them am forbidden by hew. A meeting Of the coeslitorti of sold bankrults, to MIT 0 tbelo debts anti eine.. , one_ sto . reprittt; it t lu . c . 4 . ;b4ofret T a g od i p, CUufl re n t i , 1 14 Oda &strict, tikilie at rho otllUtiolgininailt,l,4?g.. onsl . of 'the flegtetent In Bankruptcy of ralkitt r s u t s ti isir et ,sx . K . s... .• 1,;1. • • cars Ae entente, VOTlCK—Wheitiqut Eptiiili of =Ad• 1.1 naptrattnn to the e.t. to or d 'Uou A L' y 'i imitace jairship,ml.4.,,,,, nis Cria4s -141.64graiaairgilgt. Fa . =of the ria l a 14 sta r lyi4 make "ft l ' h. tVi l ta l l gtIi• I INLEV, i t mt . ., nr W. C. ilrintnnanti. Attorney:fin. _7 bast .. Mkt "4h. '` prll .36. • SPECIAL NOTICES CONSUMPTION. Itft. SCHENCK'S PULMONIC ISTRUP fur the mre of Coeghs, Colds and Consumption. r. SCHENCK'S SF-A WEED f we of Dyspepsia and all the Debilitated ! Conditions M the Stomach. R. SCHECK'S MANDSIA HIS PILLS. for Dis eases of the liver or to act as a Gentle Purgative. All of these three MedLcittes are often required In curing consumption. though the Pubssonio Syr up alone has cowed any desperate reset The Vernostd Tonle and Mandrade Pills assist In reg ulattng the Stomach and Liver, and help the. Poi 1110111e Scroll (0 digest • and twacch through the blood vessel, by which means a more is soon et footed. These Medicines arc sonsc/entimsly offer.] to the Public an the only safe. ttertaltt and reble remedy for Pulmonary Consumption. and foe.ll those morbid conditions of the body which lead to that fatal disease. liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are often forerunners of Consumption. and whoa they manifest themselves the 7 regltire the most pnenpt attention. • The Put month Nyillp i• a medicine which has had blong probation before We public. Its valor has een proved hy the thousand cure. It haa made through a retied of morn than thirty-Ore years, In II of t i me Its reputation has increased, and the moat obstinate skepticism canno lonyter doubt that it Is a remedy which ma.l he used with confi dence in nll tames which admit of a ears, the patient will perseveringly follow the dim. lionswhlch accompany each bottle.be will certain ly be cured, If ids lunge are Opt tun tench "m e ted to route a cure possible. Even In alma supposed to be Incl.-able, when friends and physicians have lespainsl, the use of this Medicine has sared ths life of the patient and restored tam to perfect ses Dr. Schenck does not .y that all rases of Pub eiuey C'onsumptlon are within the resell of med icine. but he emphatically asserts that often when patients have the most alarming symptoms, such creeping chills. night sweats,' iteneral debility. eon to such u dean. that the y are obliged to Ho In bed, and when they are . geren up by their physician, they luny still be cured. No medirad treatment can create new lungs. bet when ' the lunge are very sadly diseased and to some ex tent destroyed.e cure may be effect.' by Dr. Schenck's medicine. Al.. In Scrofulous Disess., these medial:wears eeltmllY efaclen. D. Schenck has nearly a number of per who base been nearly neve with running sores and now all heated up. Tb s spawn lu purifying properties. which must be able to heal cavities in the tunas. 111 the treatment of Consumption it Is of the at- Urpn to give •igur and a healthY nme the system. lien. it Is neasssetT to strengthen the Opeetile It the isstient and Improwe the dim.. ton. Proper nourishment Is 'centred together -sob articles ill n suitablelydiges- The toostfor the diet of tine patients to deitigruitud in Dr. ...ck's Almanacs. which are dlsuibuted gratui e. I n g e enem. the most inatiotrltous mil preferted. but the l%zlre organs tbn strengthened in order to ma e either food „calcine serviceable. This requiremant Is met by the Seaweed Tonic, and for this purling° It was d lfrot i ft. digestive powers ar yut in good cull, the food b. Its proper effect: the SW.. of the ' patient Is illeilioretee sett the lungs berin to ex.. else their functions In • wound and !smithy man. Then the healing powers of rwlmonic Byrup C. nsu. Iten. will effect the cure. Pulmonary Cone YlllPtital It slmDat alwsyo bob , piloted with Dmpepela and Liver Complaint Schenck's Mond rate PUP , are Intended to remove obatnictiona from the Laver and mu - dolts healthy ctiim. They have all the efficacy which la awaited to intlioned or - bluo mem.. and me warranted not to ...Min a Welicit of any mineral poison. Them Pills cure the most obstinate cootiveneot sick benilache. affoctlons, an obstructed demote, taint trim from a torpid tv,o 'aunt bin id the liter ` Ono Wm of thole PPM will prorr the Wheat"' of the mmilkOM In Col...option the Seaweed Took ind Man drake DUD ore invaluable auxiliary medicines. They relieve the suffarinirsof the patient and assist the rut ohmic Syrup In effecting a cure. Th ey have been found useful advan c ed Magee Of tinissomp. Ikon, where the Wogs are Mumma entirely destroyed and all symptoms amounting to the lodgment of the • phymcisr. indicated a .spocfly death. The Lives of patients who were actually In s dying ounditlon Ikre been. uresersmi for month. by the tile of rehenck . “ three great re m ed ies. Dr.:it:boucles Almanac contain a toll treatise um the various forms of diseam.Mmoode of treatment soil genera directions how to Wee hls medicine • be but gratis. or sent byroad by addressing hi tintos.:ias 13 North Sixth etreet, ' l l l 4 igit l'ulmontc tirrup and Seaweed Toni each $1,30 tier bottle. or $1.30 half damn Mandrake Pill, 23 rants a Lade. For sale 'by .1 drugglata. derilikT RI DOCTORWHITTIER CONTIN, ES TO TRRAT ALL PRIVATE DOI EVE.. Thst nunirronn elw.e of caws reaultina f *elf-abuse, pi - miming Unrutuatue•-••flout denibtf ,Irrtatillity, eruptions. retulnal emissions, and anal!, hupptency permanently remit. Perham aMlctril with delleate. Intricate anil long alandina empuumeinal complaint* ale pmalail Invited mill for *IOU roe!. nuthlns. Pape nmire. be.t .of learner., has onabloit tarn 1,, perfect remedies at mos edlelent. safe, permanent, and which In ne , .l ram. am be mood without hind- . . mbee to ',w.p.m. Medlelnee prepared In the ee la bllehment, welch embraces °fere. roneldlan mid - • ... . waiting morns: also boarding mad slaaplng apart ent• for :sstlent• requiting daily personal alien limon, and vapor and chetuical baths. (ha* c.w.o. testi rat the famed mineral springs. No matter whit hare failed, slate four ease. Read what he says In his pamphlet of fifty page., Dent to any add's.ss for two stannal In ssudsul envelowr - I l hourands of 0.0 treated annually. at lithe. and all infer the country: Con•ultation free. permmodir or bl stall. °Mee No. 9 Wane street. ttiem . nutet ifon.l Ilitaurgh.ra. Hours 9A. C.. h; P. M. sandal. V 1 11. to 1 P. a. •• . . Pant bblel sent ad In any dress for TWO lettteee. HAIR DIE.- 71tIt aplentild Hitt Ilya the tent In the world. {foredo, 1r1inb1e.111.1111...1.11.40. not esdnain lend, me any Verdi.' P. 0..,,, to 1014ttee tee-etym. tor death. Anew the vaunted and den, V n : ` ll7l, l l l :, ' ,llr:V. ' l " .sLWao:rfiltr " 4:l7. Imd 30 year. untarnished teplltallon uptead Its Initially att the outs Perfect lisle Dye- Mutt et Itnten. Mold by ell I/mains. Alddted * 1 1 Wadi street. N. V. fey • OILS Tack Broth ers, COMMISSON MERCIIANTS All, I.KAI • Petroleum and its Products. I'll.bnrab 011 In• 1111JKI.1 111. II nor. nts - 11uuu•.t. •liJ bran stet et 1111...101. Ofllc,--137 WAI.SrT 4THEICT. 011,14 ItING & KING lierkizants awl Dr.ters Petroleum and its PrOducts = ==l WA It I IS - (s,. Is 11%1(4 St, CO • opt] ,08 H IN VT %THE= EC LIPS El PETROLEUM REFINERY Herbert W. C. Tweddle, =I Lulairaliiia and High Test Burling Oils ECLIPSE RAILROAD AXLE OIL. climates or Inot wrokther. lAWomoTIVE. ENGINE'. MACHINE 01101 , screw.. HAP' MILL AND PLANING MILL OILS. Adopted for hlolk speed. • APINKLIK UIl Wt101.117:40.1.1171fT Ott ttll. TANNERS . ATCP,IIENIAII.K A sod liAS01.1:11; tIAKNEorI oil.. ,PAIIAYVIPtr.. . . • AItMUM( VAILSI2III. to preserrs Wish' in. Work lord nimininery from mat. Thom products am manufacturednder Dr. Toobilo's patent by Suptudiminif Strom lo 7 riccre , Trio Lubricating Otis are Manua odorless, poi tartly -higo uniform. and moony inert Colored, Mood a hh temirorature anemone& rdird Onintin umpld during @Men. cold. Thu Liallroad imilod. and are in cstat u upohill, a,. o f Um prlnetpul lalloods. Wimnles en rieei m d y m an oriel, left at 171 Wilt it/ 1TBJ11:7. Works at riberiaburg Bridge.. _ GLASS, QUERNSWAIIII 40 too 11"6(of)ittfifer. QtrEIENS - IS T A Rl.-1; ZEES C=EMIE ~I China and Olasß Ell PLATED MO EAS. TIEN ER r 4 , TEA ANTE. TEA TRAES kill CUTLERY. ogr. ~I lon R. E. BREED & CO., EMI ia►~H uofi ~fi~~"F~:--- REYNOLDS STEEN & CO., 124 WooilStreet pot and Do.lors FRENCH.. CHINA, FINE - CUT -CLAM AND Qneensware. rrybe lomat .....e.. 2ll tir s yri2 2 tp l — BT ABLI S 1 lED 18'28. =1 • - • •• RIGBY, CUST & CO • No. .189 Liberty St., rPLATtA&RVWI healer end Jobber InariIskUVA R NARX, lI.ASS and MILVEI The attention ,4 all reguirtegrob. In the above line is directed to our Otocit, timeliest dlrecUy f cc ..the best xcropeattnaukets. end we 111•1112 n• receiving is fresh and destreble lot of the bore nod. • a • MI.I LEAD, DRUGS, Ac. PITTSIBURGH~~ While Lead and Color Works, L Sehoonmaker & -Son, PROPRIETORS,.. rail= AtErfattit. RED LEAD all colors 1)1111 AND sA OFFICE AND irAtronr 440, 4 4,.441,1% on 4 42 Mara suet AP-Forrrvr• (41.1:u7K1411241`SNAmM V litjPa r . lerat n ist, to Os purer okay:mato of Lead tg. rlce of bwanygrlnr.kel.:4l•l2:rat Hit 4 TERSON, & ' BROTHERS, 288 Liberty street. Dealers In Drexe l Ps-tot sod t Med Wiese. .~r.,e~..5--~w.a.-.a.~n : .ivs-~.:n}M :{>:~~x ..~aa o ....... ..... _ +e~~r~~a, nsTANOIAL. tiN9arrEs, so t &c. AMERICAN BANK,. Fbßt Pitf -- B No. 80 Fourth Avenue,oilef, Still and Tank PITTSBURGH WORKS. CASH VAPITAL 112001000 Stockholders Individually Liable BANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT. JOIIN FLOM. WM. FLOYD. non. 31. Marshall. I John M. 31 urt/and. Wm. T. Shannon, Arehlbalil Wallace. Jam. W. Arndt. Jaa..D. Kelly, Ch u. U.ldech. I Wm. Floyd. Thin John Floyd. Bank in now fully °reunited and brewed to dogencrail an bushman. Jellekt3 FREEHOLD BANK AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION, • No. IDU /Fourth Are.. Pittsburgh. . ( ittaTtLE 1188:823: D END BY BEABEAT..FMTATE AND ON TIME LIKI POSITS. PreMdent—EDWARD HOUSE. Vim Presidents—J. S. citA tw rr, ADAM JACOBS. Dcro EDWARD 110111 E. WII.LIAM PIOT, JAMES CRAFT. 31 ROST. W. ACK TIIOMAS STEEL, - JARED M. HEUSI THOMAS W. DAVIS. Soeretar7 end Tresaaro , -TfIOMAS STEEL. Amlatant Caalar—JAMES P. SPEER. Orem hours from 9 o'clock A. M. tog °Watt P.M. dell), and every Saturday evening from 7 to 10. apZenl4 . COMMERCIAL BANKING COMPANY, No. 9! F9urth Ave.. Pittsburgh. CAPITAL 9200.000 Stockholders Individually Liable. EVERSON, W. C. SIA6tUlf. President. Outlier. tunas-mon ALEXANDEILBATML JOHN LINT/SAO A. 11. ENGLISH. IL S. MACRIJ3I, W. H. EVERSON, JOHN Q. PHILLIPS, W. O. II Lilt HART, 11. F. WILSON, . JACOB CLEF. Collations nlnde on all aeopesable points Of the Unita States ad Caada.. INTICIIXST album( on TINE DEPOSITS., Prompt attentlon given to all business of coma. annals. TILE SAFE DEPOSIT CO. Of Pittsburgh. THE Safe Keeping of Valuables, I= Fire and Burglar-Proof Vaults, No. 83 Fourth Ave. Roddent—WlLLlAll PTOLLIPS. Vice PinsWent—HENßY FLOYD. mutt - nuns: Orionlnter. • .. Donlon, VON lIONNOODDT. In 4 o'clock P. M lIIIam Phillips say 1J oyd. Witham M. 1. em, Jm. I. Penne_ ,tt Sec, and Trea•—ft Y. oPen daGyirralltyl2 CITY BANK, 112 FIFTH AVENUE,L - PITTSBURGH. P•. CAPITAL 11100,1111111 wroctiinumis INDvinuk!.t.r LIABLE. INTEREST PAID ON 1/61.011M POREIGN EXCHANGE bowfin and mid. sod' when Modredremitted to Plopupp. Callectione newlla on all and 10 .11 00 prtiaMPil W.. 00 the Untied Staretree. I lbeole Preeldent. eldeut. X 0 110 A N K , rotiarTOlM D. Ihmsera. • ruse McCabe. • Thomas Rourke, I nth Keatlmr. Patent Kane. I MOM Campbell. them H. Parr. Jaen. Phalan Chant hiasion. 4. A. Pruett.. h. J. Grace. Tilnuas N. Stone. JOS. M. G • XIAM. Pnlicitor. CENTRAL BANK • No.-35 Bank Block, PIT0011:10ill. PA, CAPITA! . SIOOOOO • Bank of Discount and Deposit. ,ITOCRHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE. Anima Allowed oa Time Depoail%. United .c...linetwne .m...ade 101MI da, the priocipai Cale, of . the 111,14"1 Cana THOMAS PAWCICCf. rower MADISON . BAILP.Y. "' 'i hr4Ete.:l4 5 . 3- 4 - 41:Nit1 4 1 , I I " S H* LEI J ' AftED tat B ite . JAY A,. ItitOWN I , PAUL H. HAC J. 0. mAI.TFIJI JAMICS LYON . THOS. FAWCETT, President. • DAYITIVICaOIIer. mY OUNNINUS, - Aaul. Mahler. DOLLAR SAYINGS BANK, No. 05 Fourth Avenue. CHARTERED IN 114.23. ASSETS, 822,598,37100. td „,ovetaber o,fnwa Ito 9 tielocit.aud an No neither let to MI, Ist. it •lo or . Deposits received of ail sums of not ime than oNE DoLLAIL and a dleidend of the mats de.. elated taloa a yeardn Jelle and December. Inter net has been declared mmiannually in Juno and Denember.' Once the Ban was organiaed.M the fate of 111 Per cent. Per year. t-lotereet. if not dnwn out. le placed to the credit of the depnelLoras principiti, amt Omen the same interest from the MU days of June and December. moupoualling tele* a year. without troubling the depoolun to WI. or mum to present btt peas boob. At Ma rata money will double In less Man =in coulalshorthe Charter. Dy.ijiws. Rules and R.lll.latinekS, famish...lgnites, on aptelicaUou at he °Mee. Put...WANT —JAM= lIERDMAN. YEW Pumoriurrm A. M. Pollock. Y. D., Huhn* Robb. ohn I. ShmenberXer. . J ansei l Al=r r /Mel : Gam. Lio/An _Fuldak. tt0ldA40(1616111111M. Appi x . lf. Oliver, Jr. !ft. IM Genre.. Alen*. Joke O. Bacimf en. Benj. V,Vskneetoclg. James licAuley, James U. U. Ideeda, 14111.41 N. Pennock. Tar woo. a. Andonton, Calvin Adas, Jolln C. !Undid,. George Mack. 11W Busswin. chalk A. (14444, Juba P:vAto. VlZaltilltirta iit;r 4.6. /i T glilltak Peter nt. Danner. ' lentv . L. UntarreD, Illehard Ham W. Z. adman, Jain. D. Kelly. . IV,Srd" IV Robert C. Leman, ant Van . Tataminnitit—CHAlLLlte A. ('Of. nallailalT—JAlllC4 D. D. MlCinni. N. Rolm9s & Sons BANKERS, 57 Market Street, PITTSBURGH, PA. rnn•coir.tl:3,4l.ll%l4MlV."'"'" STOCIS, BONDS AND OTHER SECURITIES, 801:7011T AND 001.0 ON COMIIIIRSION. Articular airantiou paid to Um purcria. and win or United Staten ••Seemitien. j • iiART,CAUGHEY & CO., . .Iflinkern and Brokets, CORNER JOUITt AND WOOD STREETS, Pittsburgh. Pa.; VilleeM.9oll.4 TO lIANNA, UART A 1'0..) . • ticaLarin Ix Exchange, Coin, Coupons, And partials, attantiouilt to the punctuate and Government Bonds. ALSO - , Might Draughts on London... imn Naoo4f4B* VTODDITIRKTvCORNER RECOMiVE INTEREST PAID OY• DEPOSITS sold, Coupon Bonds aid Stocks BOUD/fT AND BOLD. - A. aßeim.sir, PreMint, W. VAslititlyyleernMdeak ocikdat CYRUS CLARKE. iv. Mader. FLOUR. FEARL STEANYLODRING MILLS. R. T. KENNEDY & BRO. =I Itnroatectarers of the to/leaded celebrated brands of Hour: star Green Immo as Siva Stu Blue Breod tdn __ . 02,112a man! floor VC= g nm Wd VeteUr Slow. esprefor to Into( t i re ruse• In the matte. , t i ell74l,lln , " CARROLL & SNYDER, t=t2 =9 TUBULAR. DQUBLF,YLVF.D TUBULAR FIRE BOX AND CYLINDER STEAM BOILERS. OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS. CHIMNEYS. BREFEIIING AND ASR PANS. SZTTLLIG PANS. SALT PANS AND CON DICISERS, STICAM PIPES., OABOLIBTERS AND IRON BRIDGES. • •-•• • - • • YRIBOIi . DOOIL9 , AND COAL SUUTML I= L'or. 248 d, Short and Liberty Streets, lar Orders sent to the above lathe. vff ill be promptly attended to. mtklthe HUGH M. BOLE & CO. Cur. Point Alley and Dnuestie =I Engine Builders, Founders MACHINISTS. TMllitrillMnillforNP2 and A 55 01x1 thaff,A2 TtIareSTOIN BOILER of I nor. tourer. CASTINGIIkof nvery_kled, nindil to ordur at our Foundry, on TittlitliFlTHElT,_Selon Myrna. BAIR for Ott Walla, 811.ArrINu, PULLEYS. TIAMIERI4, HOUSE and TOBAcoo SCREWS . and M ON TOBACCO PRESSES, on hand land audit° Maar, at the INDUSTRIAL WORKS, Fronting on the Allegheny River, near the Pula Plusburgh. It tir All niden 40113. t i Wed. TRY UR. Riesick & Bro., EIRE AND BITROLAH-PROOF SAFES. AND VAULTS. ESEETI IIIMIE=[0)1M31 RREWERT WORE, REPAIRING anol PUTTIN UP 11ACIILNEIti, AU LIE CEMENT. co tur 71. era PIKE STEIN:Er. littabory. P. nolfeq9l O'HARA BOILER WORKS, F. REPHAN & CO., Manufacturers of STRAM 1111.78.011,TA15K14. STILLS, AGITATORS, HAIM Afol,.(lA_oke,- .71176-MTlVlNigrear. Autrl... -- Cor. of Second Avenue aud Liberty Steed. Repairing done promptly. Onion vent to lbe above MIMI 4 wW be promptly allatoted Y. REPIIAM. formerly Manager at CAUMOLI...t NYCYDER'S. . oelnpY2 FOUNDERS bLiCHINISTS BAP FORT PITT Foundry Company. OFFICE AND WORKS Twelfth Street, IllTNnglnes. Rolling MID Machinery, Nall Ms anima. Retorts. arts Outlawn generally. lnyl NATIONAL FOUNDRY Pipe Works. Corner l'arroll and Smallman Creels, I=ll WM. SMITH, MANUFACTURER OF Cast Iron Bowl Pipe, GAS AND WATER. WORKS general Castings for Gas and Water Works. I wukthl sly of TO NuperlAtendent t Us* Works 41 my make FM-MITS. W. J. ANDRIVON N. A. FRISTVOOLE. 310 NON GAHELA FOUNDRY. W. J. ANDERSON & CO., WIN. Castings of all Descriptions Fi ltrilVat t!PW.S.VELI t x rz otrtilMY -NO. 1311 WATER BT.. ROBINSON, REA & CO. Successors to RoalNsoN, MINIS *mulls WASHINGTON WORKS FikINDIIIB A MACHINISTS. PITTSBURGH ltarintseturtn or Bost and Stationary SW= Ka IZlF 2gl'"'"j :4°.=`mbrAzzlatTriMillTft 1 Ins Boilers. THOS. CARLIN & CO., Faulk Ward Foundry i Maritime Works. =I liananteturens pt litatdonary and Portable Stearn IF=Oll PrePalley% Shafting. Airier and Work. 1= Han. Wela6ttea,, 4,Mlll and Machine ern ord.r • PlHunk Roll_ Foundry; Car. LIBrI,TY . AND 94111 BOLLMAN & BAGALEY Miumfactoren 01 Superior ChM Rolls,. Sand' Rolls and Pinions Sciin & Friday IMPORTERS OF WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &t., HNOLE .ALE WAERS IN PURE RYE WHISKIES. Nos. 384 and 386 Penn, for. of ELEVENTH NT., formerly filial: JOS: S..F.INCH & CO . xa.. X6ll XB7.7ee, iet.iita =a lea Flu' sTurct nuabtlngb. _ lianatactUrat• , O COPP= Puallt ILYZ WHISKY. dho,,darlars to YobirIONNMEL saCLIQUWLSatOPI4. • .4013.06 PAINT,GRAIL: pl. JOl-I.N T. G-RAY, 1011111 AND NOV Pillnak GRAINEIT. ArM.GI7-'ikZrE•fit No. 54 NI2ITII 81*KET, Jailtr: (Lk Iland strott,) Pittsburg R. =gm IRON AND . STEEL - DUQUES.NE WORKS. Coleman, Rdhin & Co., . NAILS, STEEL, A:xels and Springs: DuquEsNt, L X AND JUNIATA FLAT DAR . ROUND AND ROI•NµE Ilio\, DOILKR PLATENJ AND AND ANU IRON, GUARD IRON. DRAU AND DILoPPEIt DARN FLANGES. currxtt 1151 ..uTLINDER IRON . FISPB r AtAPE A II4III2II Battik SPRINCLPLOW AND CULTIVATOR T NTYPI . . STREL WINGS AND OULDOOu to potion._ STRELTIRIL.LSTRUL SRA PrINELA UNTRUE.. IN/ACH. BUGGY and WAGON sretiNtis .0 CUT NAILS AND SPIKES. I= All floods First Class and Warranted OFFICIN AND WORKS-16th Wand and AM! Idtl3 lUvar. unl 77 Wats: . street. Pittsburgh. MILLER, lIAIIII & PARKIN. OEN YU.% I. PANDMIIN: Z. Ira! it ' : PErgAltigz, logrur PA IVINEII-S. Riga Crescent Steel Works, MILLER, BARR & PARKIN, OFFICE: No. 330 Liberty Street, fell MS PITTSBURG'', PA. Pittsburgh Steel Works, ESTABLISHED IN 1845. ANDERSON & WOODS, MANUIPACTIMIktiI 07 Best Refined Cast Steel OF EVERY nitieuirrtoN. m.so, Bea Selina! German Plow & Spring Steel. CORNER ROM AND FIRM' AVENUE, FUR butan; Pa. auld:nll Pl.'f .Vovelty !Forks. FOUNDED A. IL 1833. 3100RILEAD, ADAMS & CO., iVINT,TRYLVAWII4"" - . SCALES. Jan. Fazed Patent 114 Y Locks and Latebes, Faint. and Coffee Corner nt FIRST AVENUE .d GRANT OTh., Pltt•bursh, Pa. IMEERIM I=l Sheffield Steel Whits. :SINGER, NIIIICK CO., PITTSBURG'S. PA.. • Manufacturer. of every descrlptiee of Cast, and German Steel. RAVOZAIMIN; LATFORM SPRINGS. AXLES, STEEL TIRE. de, AC. WAREHOUSE -83 Iketerandloo First streele: BLACK DIAMOND STEEL WORKS. PAR K,BROTHER & CO., Manufacturers of 4 Descriptions of STEEL. OFFICE and WAREHOUSE-30th. 3111. and Ilstinis4 streets. Pittsburgh. . Cl= STOVES, CASTINGS, &AL COOK STOVES. Get the BISSETIL & CO'S TRIUMPH, For Bitumitious COal. Kemntel St COOK, RAKE or ROAST as well S aro other Store In the Chloe. • BISSELL & CO., No. 235 Liberty Street. ALSO. ON HAND AND FOR SALE: PARLOR STOVES. IIItATINO STOVE 9, ORATE FRONTS, FENDERS. COOKING RANIER", Ae.. se. M=! GRAFF, .HUGUS Sr, CO., Milaufacturers of every Fula) of STOVES, Boston Cooking Range, "TILE FIERY FURNACE" . FOR WARMING BUILDINGS. • 711MutT44"jdrulrusEPAIN 74.MAVIMATTIn4KL POLFMR a ftatt ratinAigh f ERN. rom Alm .4 dust; GRATE 206- and, 208 Liberty Street, PITTSBURGH. PA. A.BRADLEY&CO. No. 30 Wood. Street Manufacturers of the Greatest 'Variety of COOL PARLOU nod HEATING STOVES to be fomd. wamtmarntiavurgrg= Goo of our Stores Is such that any one In want of mad aft/de should puratnow none but those man ufactured be us , as thoy bo found the met Ma ruble as well as economical Would tun particular attention to our new VOLCANO STOVE. for Churches, hells and stores. Over GOO sold anthem, months. Intended for with or without easing. All w ho hero need them pronounee them supeelor to anyilther end far cheaper. Sena for Ottelowne sad Price .BRASS OASTINGS. HENRY BIER . (tUsTAC6 BAACR Hell ~y Bier & Co (Sseeersors to JOHN M. (DOPER a C 0..) BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS. • Brass Castings JUDE PROMPTLY TO ORDER. !SALEABLE AND GREY IRON SITTINGS, GAS PIPE AND TURING,_ THROTTLR. SAFETY AND CHUM' VALVES, tIitINT,FairtvIMIRODIVAMION far ftLeam,Water sad Ott . klaseraetereraof .I.II.CoopekRIXerLYPROVED H iUSDIIRf 4 K L66YYL~ PATENT OILERS. the booth: the market OFFICE AND WORKS: Cotner Thirteenth and Pike Streets. seas ATWOOD & McOAITREY Comer tuntRTY RimUT lad Tinßn AviLtr O. Ntlabunth. ra, BRASS WOUNDBRS itao I .1 P. P 47 ITTBIKIR.4 AO ILNTS foi A.B. CARRION COYR PUYIPS AND 810WZR.... VIII yi kLa) .,-- W, a r A ft:l HOLMES BELL & CO. ANCHOR COTTON MILLS, • PITITBURGIL i'innutaosuren at HEAVY MEDIUM and LIGHT ANCHOR AND MAGNOLIA Bheeting and Batting. WEST COMMON " Machine Stone Works, Northwest come . Stone West Comma. Mieligibeny. Hare ou baud or prepare an ebert nutter. HMO Mos promptly executed 00 remoueble IIFTIDS. .a . . . •. • ALAILROADS. ~ : -, . 13VES"NSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAIL.. A. 140A1).—On and ifter: 11 e. N.. Sunday. MAY lot. -.',,,... 1870. Train* .• Massive& and depart from the L'llllllo Depot. COMIC? Of Wash ington and Irbart y *treat, as follows: rnim's- 1 • nr.PAIW. Mail Traln..... 1 , 30 am •Southorn cr.. sao am Fast Line 19:19 ant 'Padre Ex„.. 11,10 UM 1 ,0 Well's No. 1.. 0 - U am. Wall's No. 1.. 111,30 . ..ra Orion AcNo.l 7: alll Mail Train..... Scltlliku Wall's No. 11.. IS. 3mn Minton A 0.... 9rt It uut Cincinnati lex. 9" 0 am. Wk , Ac. No. 1 :I QI. m Jollemtorntlic.ll.l , 0 amilnettili Ex... t • .9.11,0 Wks Ac. No. I 7:00 pm' Wall's N0.9..11,11 I'm Pittsblat Er.. 1:317 pus , Jnb Inman Ac. 4 , 05 P. Saeltle EX I,39{en.llutuesed ho. Wall's N 0.3.. 14:33 pm t No. 1 71 , 311 Pm Ilturser'd An. !Phila. Express 3:30 pm No.l 453 pm Wall'. No. 9.. 9:991. Wall'. Nn. 4.. 3130 pm - Wall'. Nn. 4.. M. 03 I'm Arkin AcNI,M 1 : 10 pm "Fast Linn, ... 7:40 pm We" Paanu'r..lo:9l9 clos e t No. 5..1100 pm for trains make connetlion at 11211,15. bore for Italllniort, ' The Church T In lentos Walls Station ever, ~ , , , ,, ,r ~. 9 , oeu. ni.. reaching Putsbun,th ta 1130 p . ..,.r.%nl=Ttfi ; . •',1R;•t." 1 =12'4 , 1; e. 'a?. • claclnnati Esteem Ices es daily. Southern ' , OA =rt.-- dolly except 3lonoley. All other tmlue rjrltqgVlTr d .gne„„! a .p.f!„ • .4 1 .. z .. 1. ,.. n..n ..1 , 1.,,, i 'LY , .: r ll.: ,i n:r i l . K „ W . lT , 1 ., 10 Lc ~ .1. . .. r e , .„' 4 7, ',"'" itariums. urcein for IWCZIAIni.,I” ~ t n,ili.m tn_t then. rem. to. One dun amome ~, e a . ...ZT, , , ,, A . 1 . 1. 1 iegnce •mco line that unless taken by spee,m 5.,,1" r. 'k ""he "Once,' A. J. t•A:±ATT: _nyy3 General Saierintendent. Altoona. Pn._ IXTEsTERN PENNSVLVANIA H.R. v g —Onand after Jit.Y.c•-•.".1 Tramsthe Passenger kit, ~.1„. . 4. .,4 0 , ,..,... on the We Pennsylvania Railroad till arrtya nt and 11et.nri. L retr olle t : Fed . meal Shre . at llenet. Allegheny Ity. 1410.1111% *REIS., 1 r•CeVrt ... :: S U. ' ,l l .l4B::: ' n ' i =port I it: Express.. .... 1 tikylia mdtharplig No. I :* a m lteepel §:"0 . 3:rpATZT, No • 3 p i. ,g '" alw 440 o mirreepon N.:%13 tipringire 56.2 SW p risserbottre No. 1 a. Op ln Above trains run dull except Sunda) , The Church Train imam. Allegheny Jun.dion every &Insley at 7,10 A. It.. reaching Allegheny City at ODD A. II Returning. leaves Allegheny City at I agel P. IL and arrive at Allegheny J une- Win at SAO PAL The trains leeviret Allegheny City at 7:00 A. L. make direct connection at rr..von with Walkcee line of stages for Butler and tlannahsinven. Through Octets may be purchased at the timer. No. 1 Rt. Clair Drees. near the Ituspenalon Bridge. Pittsburgh. and at the Depot, Allegbeng. For further particulere apply to JAMES I.EVVERTS. Agent. Federal Street Depot. The Western Pennsylvania Railroad will not sio Come any rm. for Baggage. ....Pt for ...Dag eP- Perel,and limit their rage. to One 11 dred Dollars Ut value. All baggage exceeding Dile amount in value will be at the risk of the owner. unless taken hi A. J. CASSATT. neLt General Supinintoodent, Altoona. 111.. ITTSBURAII, CHICAGO n. VW. al SYRIAN') & PITT k ) 11 RGII R. R. From MAT let,_lB7o. Val. will leave Awn and active at the Union Repel. north .side. tithe LEADana city tin 4: as follow.: ... i. Fut Line ... ,12.. am Vast Line 3:40 are Erie & Ygn Ex. r • m Malec Ex.... 13: et pta 4 CI. & Prb s 111. s' it in Wheeling Ex. llk rt am Chl m4 P .)43 ": '..s r4F;/, & Pt h L id i lil::. 7 4;:l:ll: E. i r . , . .. , 4, ; 5 1. 1 • 1 . 11 41 p p ru m il F l ,i le i n . a i n 4 d .o k %it ~,, z We to 0010 00 .9: 03 :53 p ra!Cl. to Wii g Ex.7:08 il In DEPART /PP /11.1.E0 . 11.11M1VE 1% A 1.1.1:0111EN Y. Beal:Falls A c . .8:31.1a 111 hertBEl; . .i.. .00..033 et M Leenhtale ..10:114 it nt, Beth . I: alit " ..17:08 a m - -1131 s IniNew Castle .... 10: 3a m 1 Rochester -Itp tu , Eden . Ph MOM roan , " . plE.Leetklain . 11; 3i. m Leetsdale " :3 p willeal: FulLt -4: 3P. Beal: Falls . kV 3 p nClc.elohile *. .1:' 3P m Leetsdale "10:43 Pm' - -" " 7 : 3 " m Fair Oaks Non... . ' , IMIr Oaks Ron- day Chereh..l:l3 p a' day Chord , • .9:38 . m I'acifte Express will leave dolly. OrPacifte - Express anivie: daily. glrFast Line leaves dolly: llonday. °crewed. ple - Fast Line arrives dally.ll loy. excepted. 11TAII other trains will leave uod arrive daily, " IT ' .. l l2. " ll o ga ud. Genl. 1 ' .. & Ticket A !RANGE OF TIDE.-ALLEXIIIEN ' VALLEY RAILROAD. 7 ha onl __ l ._ „,.. 7 1 -. 0 1111. EC TM I NT WLt. ` WITHOUT OGE O F C ABS. on and after HONDAS,' Noy. 21, 1f41:10, TWO THUM:GiI TRAINS DAILY, (except Sontilivi will leave Pittsburgh DePot corner of F7exenLb and Pike sovet, tor Franklin, I ni City. Buffalo, asnl Si points In the Oil Regions. • LEAVE PITYIIIII3IOIL lAIIIIIVE IX PlTTenCit i o IL Day Ex 7_13 A. M. On Et 3:31/ S. M. Night :OH P. v.:Night Ex.... 7310 A. M. pdd. Hutton.. 6:40 A 130.3 M. Hu1t0n..111:30A.m..01 Halton.. 0310. f. IC Halton-. 3:00 IL/L-3d Holton— 2:10 P. M. ' 4th Ilultoo..lar P. AL'4th Hulton.. 7:1. P. M. • Freeport Ac. 0 A.34. - Soda Wort, 7:3 A.M. Etals Works. 0: OP. 14.11 , reepnit Ac. 6:1. P.H. Brady'' , Ae 3: 3 P.M.Brady's B Ael 0:0. A.M. Church 100 P. M.1thureti......111:20 A. kt. Express trains stop only as prlnchal points. Ac commodation mins stop at all astlons. We are new running "Silver Polnee Skaigng Cars" on our nifht Express Mins, both mop from C C n' 1 .7 J. J. LAWRENCE. Genl Supt. T 1101131131. KING, Axel- Sold. YITTSBVRaIIr CINCINNATI AND wr. lAMIII3 RAILWAY. PAN DANDLE ROFTE.• CHANGE OF TIME-Onand after SUNDAY, Nov. 14th, 1509, trains will leave and ...re at the Union Depot, PRiaborgh, ns follOws: Pitteborgh - Time. IMPART. AIMM - 1, Mail IMmithern Espres. 1 9 2.!125 1 ,:: 2: Fast Line m. m. MCUnen Steuben 33 ville Aconcagua]. : p.m. 5 : 31eLlonald Acen. No. 3.. • 3:53 p.m. 3 p.m. Smn.MaySTmeth Ss. m. 2,213 p. m. Expregs lest , tin 10:111 p. m. will arrive dull. HARDWARE & CUTLERY. .ESTABLISHED 1831. Logan, Gregg&'Co., DEALERS IN HARDWARE, No. Wood Street, PITTSRUUOII. PA. Spring Goods, Hoes, Rake., Forks, Scythes, Snath.,&e. !Waal& are invited to examine our Mock when in the eity. Orders by mail will have prompt at. teatlon. =I FORT WAYNE & J. N. SteeI2I.LOUGII, ent. tient. Slananer. . General Ticket Agent, Coumbus, 0, W. W. CARD. &Stet-. Dennison, Ohln. nuts . . VOITTSBURGH AND CONNELLS. 1:31.1.4: RAILROAD. 0n..1 after SUNDAY. Mr.. 200. 1870. Train* 4111 attire and depart from the Delate, cor ner of Grant and Water greet... foibles: • Dr.rAltft ADMIT. Mall band from Co 7:11/9 n.m. lOU p.m. En. McKeesport Aatommod.ll:Xo m. • 113 p. m. b and from DaVn... 3: 3p. 1 410 a.m. Writ Neettou AbommO. 4: op. m. S:l3 Am. tt A addAecommoda. 643 m. 7: 9P. td. NIA. A ee. to ileilge.l.lo:3o p. m. t{: aa. m. Sunday Cburcb Train to Arid from West Ne.on. 139/ O WEI 18; Age m..}{ll:oo m RICHARD 11. Snt. BEAVER FALLS ICITTLERY CO., D No. 70 Wood Street, • • lli • PITTABITROII, PA. a ', p:, i ItANLrFALNUIDDId OF THEIR NEW ".. ' . D . , c).l TABLE .liNIFE. 1 °2 ........sleei Blade, with tonna. Belau, env meal einupeelng this handle la cast Mull to the blade, seeming the etmont strewth In eenstruetlen without addltlonaterehen. P. 4 It Is mtileggr ci t•equltlte brines., e nd will 14A , In color and 7,1441.14`, ft I. .I.IIVI0 1 "A.pone sliver. Dandle and Elade, an entree a r f . P.-1 andoed,_eonstltate an extern U et NIQUE D SION, =agent Appearance and. Great Du - ' bllltr. • -zitieilittes:ggit,..„Hgrt=B--thof the were Dem RlTXKlL,Z=ll7..ltdnapted for nee in al =ante Public - In 0.1 xi , tallons sod Private Famines. . • ' t eayer Falls Cutlery I CO. - . NO. 70 WOOD ST, PITTOBtIGII: .. : DANUFAMIIIERS OP • Solid Cast Handle Tal!le Calle% and Pocket dirt QUAL T GUARANTEED. COAL AND CONE. COAL! COAL! _ • 'CO.ifOUGMOGIIENY GAS COAL • beT.11.12,2.,,atr0 now preparid, to A randsh the Moe sad TLII -- 4- 11:r . 4 1 1;11'llgiante l t road Nowt. root Try t Itburah. Onion sddr.dad, ther Slim", OL_ No Ps., or to Yard, lyintiproorptly alma. to. "°** . M.P. 011101 N. Secretary. ' at42_....._.—. Aiiiies H. Armstrong, DEAL= IN goy and Cormellssille Coal,. And Manufacturer of COAL. SLACK AND UMMIL'IIIZED COKE. • 01/11Cla AND YARD, corner Butler and Morton überty end aymer war a ward; th , e; detated wawa. jag. htb wark and at foot or 800 I/O.A P. /k C. EL ft-Dep.. aenand ward. Oedema/ o.a enher ne the wawa men. or 'ad &ewead pe atteloo 00 . °0101.P001b10gb P. 0., will receive prosetion. Refer 10 1010151 100 I , l3 . pplylpg: • Hromey / liras & wra.theuh, . alum iron. ..ells. 8. N. vower & Co., novena /et Lao., 10.8811 & Co.. Oran & Magna. Ale. Bradle P.OO. Bro. & Co. Park Meldanly& Co.,lteerka, J a ne. Mo. Wm. 10. vaunt a co.. .T. CO.; -Musliall & CO.. IlleKaajt co.. Colon Depot Ibnel. Vaatital . ell)a IL raansylranta IL 8.. Allegheny. yalhay COAL!. :COAL!! COAL!!! DICKSON, STEWART & CO.; : roTim....dthebost.w . No. 567 Ltbeit3- Street, flAtely City $1 )11111 ReCOND MO . 22371rATP . VIN &W s % rit AIM t the All onion %niter alma. address/mi. LIMO %brunet MA mstll, will be ettende(l to pmuiplly,

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