PI:NANCIAL - €K)LD, giarEß, COUPONS Bought at Highest Price PH.. R. MERTZ, BANKER, CoT. Wood St. and sth Ave. Jas. T. Brady & Co., I 5 11 4 CP,011.40 c, JONIq S C 0..) Corner Fourth Avenue and Wood Since BANKERS, HUY AND SELL? ALL KINDI3 Dy , Covernment Securities Goo, SILVER AND COUPONS, ON Mon FAVORABLE TERMS. Interest. Allowed on. Ppposits. kV - Money loaned on Government Benda at lo ell market Mee. 'PAW% NrD4 rub Grja."' .1 AM ES T. 1111 A Dy. .47 Co. THE DAILY GAZETTE. MONEY AND COMMERCE Orrice.)). Pirrsnuncart (Jazmtg.} FRI DA Ir. Nap 13, 180. The excitement in the gold and stock mar ket seems to he the wane. 001 d, which e.trong yesterday at 115 to 115,5( has sold down to-day to 110., reacting. however. to 111 , i: the average quotations were 1115 4 . Un •der continued export demand and a falling 4,ff in the specie reserve of the hanks of Prance - and England higher prices for gold may tie looked fur, but the speculative mania that carried the premium up eve and ten per cent. has lost Its power In the gold room, nod outriders ewe little fur 'a alight advance so tangos the value of merchandise In not ma terially changed. - Government bonds were dull. and heavy to day, with-an average decline of 3: per cent and a downward tendency. Stocks are stronger and in some Instances higher. All the- speculative stocks ire keep-. ing their. own, Whilst Heading advanced to 101. • • Mt:ary easy at la-0 per cent. ha \ MertzClosing 'quotations no received by PM It Gold American ... ... Silver 141 Western IJnlon.. 1681 Honda • Ilaa; N. Y.Central ..... 100,630. . Bonds I00::...1116( Reading. .-...104 640 Bondi; 1R14...11R P. Ft. 5-90 Bonds 1865...111X Ohio k 37?.: Commie 1863 113 N . Mich. Southern.... 99U S.:O Ronde 186:.. .114 N Lieveland P.:. - 100,4 5..1g1 Ronde IL I. 6: . 211: 1040 . lOti. Chicago-dr RI% Adams Express.: 0113 C. &N. R. Pref.. DO% Merchants V. Ex. .123( Erie mrrn, nr.„U• London Exchange Per Pound 5,10 5 0. Paris Exchange per Franc 2.1 1 i I.G It i r crActn.cr,r u m. isrorin ' Central Pacific R. U. Bonds Union P. R. L. Bonds 81 • RS Closing quotations as reccirnd by James T. Brady ar eo: Bold .. .. . ......1113( 5-33 Jan. k.1.r.1865 134 hell 17 5- . 10 Jan..t./Y. 1803 It. U. K.5-301N6: 110; y. 114 U. E 5-z0 1864 ..... 11 S U . P.R. 'MN IL R. 5301883 114 C. P. R. R. • P2.ls* U. S. 10-10 ..... 114 i Cr. PICIEICS L. 19 IBy Telegripb to the Pittsburgh Gazette.) Exir TOna. May 13.1070. The money market is easy - M.105 on call. All the markets are depressed by sensational reports regarding the Fandinglllo. Sterling !Ritter at ]097 3140 Gold ' lower, closing steady; opened at 115 S, touched 11114 and clos ed et 1147 i. Carrying rates are s.W.4lPorecnt.. the latter being the last rote Paid. Clearances. 44003.000. -• • • Governments lower end 'closed grin: cou , IM :le ' 7 a. dx0 . %. T.,...1319 do 11% alt.: . 114 s, /Currene7 12.}1a12X. State bas unsettled: Missouri, in; old Ten nessee. MS; new, IfiN; old North Carolina. 413.1(; new. as. • The fluctuatio ns.. A t li settled, with fre quent e close ••Steadier feeling prevailed, and a general recovery. Reading - Iml the about the upward turn. and touched 104 I: the highest price since the bull movement was inaugurated. The latest transactions In Lake Shore and Northwestern preferred. were at the highest figures of the dap. The balance of the list was nearly up to the best prices of the day, sad large sellers of the Mut - few dmrs were free buyers. Miscellaneous list is firm: West ern Union Telegraph weaker than other West shares. Express stocks dull en d hoary. Canton. 30X: Cumberland. ith Western Union, Telegraph, 31ts; Quicksilver. 10; MeriPosa eh: do preferred, Adams Express, Oth Wells. IOX' American, t.., Cul l ed States , WS; Patine 40.1 i: Nework Centre!, lel; Scrip, IC: . Erie, ZMV: do preferred, MO: Harlem, 1455: do preferred. Ilk Rending, 111: Michigan Central. 13; Lake Shore. PR; 1111noisCeatrel, III: Pitts grtel:.'4lZilildhirt;;:riliet°r4ier'l°Nesi?rgetirtrgl. 1011: St. Paulo:Ms; do preferred, EN: Wabash; do _preferred, 11: Fort Wityne. DIM; Terre Haute, 3331: do referred. CI: C A S A,1133,; 113 k; do Preferred, O. Boston prices: Calumet. 155; Copper Falls. 3; Frank!' a. /134: Hecht. irk Quincy Sub-treesury balance: Gold $77.M.F77: Cur reeCY V=4.761. °emeriti balance lIRIUM,Lie. PITTNBURGH IRON 'OMR/CT Orrice or rue girrsitconn 0/ zurn 1 FRIDAY, May 13, Intl f The lion trade continues dill and unsatis factoty, and the Indleitions at present are not very favorable fur any Immediate IMprove . meat. Metal Is Just about as .10w as ever, notwithstanding, it is generally regarded as being low, and there are those who are Im pressed with the belief that It will not go much lower, molt is now- being . sold at about cost: quite a number of furnaces in the Shenan- - go and Mahoning districts, It is said, have _ gone out of blast, and nihers contemplate do ing likewise. If this Is correct. there will probably be a reaction soon. as with dimin ished Me.lpts ensueduced ItteCkS. a stronger feelinewould and with a firmer mar _ Act, buyers generally would be disposed to stock up. In order to anticipate an advance. 'lhe feeling continues to gain strength that • there still be no change made by the present ,Congress in the duty on metal. The - tweezed article oresthe iron trade, Is from a gentleman. largely and activel u y en geged In the business lhere. and he nder stands the situation fully : "The market for pig metal. Iron- and natl. is In an unsettled condition, and It now looks . as If pig metal would decline to f 3) per ton, • Iron to 3 cents, and nails to gM. , indeed the consum the raw mat claim net at present ratesfor iron and nu l ls , - pigs should rule at M. The fare:semen having made their contracts for ore et high rates argue that It will be impossible for them to make --___ pigs much under present rates, although it doe. seem strange that Anthracite furnaces, - nearly all old style, making only from IS to :Xi tons of metal per day, an pay the high rail road freighter over the mountains and com pete with our more modenrwestern furnaces, - using the rich Lake tkiperlor and laen M, ir on RID ores, and making - from .10 to 11l ton of iron \ \ r day. They manage aomehow, or other to do It. and really. as our market .naport will - show, have undersold and controlled the market Urine the 1114 slyly days. th;tilurc:nPills hp,v,:inrinoatrhiL.ane.ars.conthe s ,e vgtig oo o - reaaleed Wc t st of the trade hod during the "stops" and "strikes" of lag. The steady gradual decline In both raw and shed iron . ha. robbed our manufacturers - of about all their profits. the reduction In stock_on hand - -neeessarily trerY heavy—folly timeline . the legitimate Increase la manufacturing. liewever. with reduced raw material, and lower prices for labor. - which ths reduced prkes of all value. will naturally involve. the bushiest, will become safer and fluetuetions less frequent. • - The shipments of Iron east which this time a year ago aggregated two to fourtbensand tons per month, have dwindled down to nearly nothincr. The decline In golilithe Iron men's accidental tuff/ and the. threatened reduction In the tang prerenting.fmterters 'and eastern mannfeeturere tram Placing orders here; indeed all the orders .We hear of from the east are for few odd lot, of tank and • skeet Iron to pattenL - - "The orders- from - all sectlolui-'dining the last week have been llght. nod e a skeks of Iron and nails are large anduell nuorted, ova are led to at met that unless the dentiandand Pithsri Improve Der mills - Will nearly, al f* stop Ilrstapproach of hot weather:, ANTIMACITZ. 40 tom No. I Foundry 435.005 mos 33 . No. I Extra foundry '5.504 Mott 30 " No. 2 Foundry . 31..50 4 mos. 50 " N 0.2 do 34/0 4 mos 30 ** Ikio. 2 Extra Foundry ..... .. 85.004 more . 11 " Ext.m Gray Forgo OELSO 4mm 50 " N . O. I Founds ' 30.03 cash 40:: ho. 2 Foundry 35 to 4 tnos 1 1 4 .. i t ti I t Jo tpd ry 36.0C1 4 moo ILITUMIROCII COAL SMELTED FROM LAKE WPC -1001:0 to .. na Metlium Grar4arger- 131.03 4 MOS 511 .. .. „. ..... .. 0:'.00 6 mop 150 " Close any F,,,,, ••- • - 33466 Moo ' M.OO 6 DIM /1:3 , :.• Mr.edoludmr7toerde ... ... . ... zei.oll 4 mop five ore .. mi x ed wi th Na. ' :...5 . Medium FM . . . .............. Xs • 66 5 moo Naive m ire .. . mixed with 50 . • Medium t'orgo mixed ...... I mos Native ore.. ... wit 50 ... Medium Forge mi xed ,i,iii.. 11 006 mili. • Native ore ..... `" 09 ...---, Medium Forge mixedi Wiiii alC° 6 ''''' Native ore% .00 Al " Medium Forge mixed with 6 m°° naive o reXo 0 mo, Sal ". Medium Forge to firldVe.. • 31.11416 moo CHARCOAL. • 14 tem Extra Forge • -- :u = Omer. tor.Prrlamaton Garxrry, I Initial', Her 1.3, 18M. f The Frain market. arc 'now being watched with considerable Interest all over the coun try. and it is singular that notwithstanding the prospects for the coming crop could not be better and the stocks large, prices are stronger and higher then they have been at any tithe thin year. In referelith to wheat the Chicago Tribune of Tlmrsd. 7 .There Is apparently a very atrong bolt emulsifiedou here, and .prices have mounted ra dilly upwards under their manipulations, while l'nstern mar sets have moven upwind toeympathy. The ;rounds of confidence are n one the anticit :dell lack of yield In Call% funtia,Mn the fact that. notwithstanding the :v4r,,,,,,trzrrires,47l.Cpicajo and Milivauk k e: sli in New York. mai ' eo is risi t tle v rn o thin l y million bushels in Buffalo. The wander is wheri It In all gone to, and the wonder can only he explained by remembering that the people let ft along severely &Irina the decline Instant timn, and hence were ohltged to take hold noire liberally titter prices hail fella.' to go down. while profanity 25 per cent of oar crop hen been renames] In usual ways. taking the place of other grain which was relatively high priced. The large iiniportion t his the lower graders has been kept down In this way within combinable ts. -Then it is remem bered that, although tine crap of lark is con fessedly at poorer ninthly than the nvern/t4. Yet much of the European wheat In even worse: iThese things inive been reason enough for it strong umennl to sa y n u of the reduction in the cost of shipment. Out there are those who rememherthat Liver ramd has not correspondingly advanced with the Chicago market, and believe that the im provement here has been so rapid that its re- action must come soon, though is drop to the liVVentien in not probable. These RI, ..11111g short quietly. ens profess to expect -a heavy tumble within a few data. ASHES—Firmer in the east hut unchnnged here. Common Soda, It relined. l 4; Pearls, lid; l'ots. egaoi APPLES-- the ES--TheThe 'supply. &menhile prices while is fair soil fully to un changed. we continue to quote at $4 4 N5 per bbl. LIUTTEM-Cuntinues Immediate dull and there is no notch prospect of any Immediate improve ment. There P. almost enough corniest In from the adjacent eountry to supply the de mand. and. as might be expected. commission butter is hard to roll it any price, mi it Is not wanted.' We continue to quote at MI to 25 for fair to choice roll. . BEANS-There 16 little or no demand turd prices are nominal at ti.so22 per bushel. 111100 M CORN -Is dull but unchanged, lara. 10 4A - .l. l frl n tl i t; of ohen at 16(2.1f1Y; and New York Goshenat 1751,18. Ne; - Western Reserve. is quoted at I=ll etc. CARBON 011,-1s tscsier and it shade lower, (s tandards `r en ds being quoted at mx0:41,.. As always the the jolsbitur d e m a nd la at thin relight.ve s of the year, (.1 1 RNMEAL-Quiet and unchanged,-nrof I per bushel. DRIED ritrlT-Detnami rather better, ear th-Warty for the better grader. Apples, Itettehe,..:4 - 0 ter quarters and altit for halves, as to quality. Illackberries, 13014 c. RG -The Oman is atone active and with only moderate receipt,: the market is antler, but Ile Is, still regarded as the relic g Price, and it is hard to effect `sales et anything over thls h Beptttion. Ult The market is firm with n steady local demand, but the - arrivals are increasing , We the supply to fully up to the home trade. , We continue to quote western flours. In store at $02:42.5.511 for spring wheat; $5.75Q11 for winter wheat, and abZfakt for fancy brands. GRAIN-There. Is a steady' demand for wheat, and with a continued light offerinq : flio k r ,arm red",t7 . -;lllN'nf`o h r'Yge, l ll‘,. quality. flats stronger under the Influence of the advices from the east. and .prices are tending upward. We can report sales of 8 car loads, to goto l'hiladelphia. at 53aSt. Corn, also. is stronger, and scarce, and prices are looking apt sale 1 car shelled at Iltb ear mar be 'Muted moderateGeat, nd shelled fort 90.113. There is only a inquiry rye. but the de mand h by no means brisk, and prices remain unchanged:olo,4l. Barley is quiet; but little offering and not much wanted; we, continue to quote at ft.i11,90 for fair to prime spring. Glt0CF.111F1:-' --The grocery market is devoid of anything new or important. Sugars ant easie%seems impossible to get prices uple •stny. • coral times. within the past_two or three weeks. maned sugars bare been ad lanced a shade. but at no time could the ad vance be maintained-the stocks are too large. Coffees, also,are easier. In fact lower, and rather dull. New Orleans molasses steady but unchanged. ILII- Continues rely dull and baled may be Quoted. nn wharf, at LAW) OIL -Extra No.l. $1.3:101;:11, and NO. Z. to. POTATOES—Continue very dull and holders are anxious to realize. We continue to quote Peach ni014 . 1 at 111440 c. PROVISIONS—Demand moderate but velees remain unchanged. Plain Shoulders.l3sl33i: Sugar Cured do, 143.¢.14.tat Ribbed Skies. lux Short Rib, 11:aClenr, 1730; Plain Sugar Cured Rotas. Cauvassed do, 19tialt.i. Lard, in tierces, nhqgxx; In kegs, ISX4lttlti • Mess Pork. Weal. SEEDS—No movement In Clever or Timothy Seeds as the season is virtuallynrer. Flax seed-is In steady demand at VAS, fold round lot would nrolady bring V.M. PETROLEtM MiRKET. Orrin: on Pm - Tsunami GAzyrrE, i FRIDAY, May 13, - vr:ro. I The market was weak and did' tmday, and; cOMpared with yestenday, refined is lower, while crude is without 'notable change. The violent nacos:ohe. in t 'res. - within the past few day., I. calculated to unsettle business and retool operations, tad until confidence ha , been sonwo - hat rest Ted. it Is not likely that there will be any improvement. cunt? - e Sales In lots of 4.000 bhos seller June at It nd 2,000 Seller July at 12M.,.Neller but halt year. quoted at LW; and buyer all year at DX. merman. `hies of 3.fiXibbl, for May at 27!427.5i, end late In the day It WAS reported no having sold down to 'nt‘i; Jnly to December SOO each, sold at. M August to December Is sold to. bare been sold at 2.5. July to December quoted at 27 . .9,V; buyer all year at 30 .1. 7 0.4. RECEIPTS CRUDE OIL. CoMmercial Oil 'Works account on account 7'. Hackett; J. Wilkins: NO, on account J. Funk; Peerless Oil Works ItEl. on neer/lint L. S. Dun can: Fisher Bro. WA on account T. W. Young. Total. .'.. ........ .... .. .. . ..... I - -...4) bb's. OIL SHIPMENTS PER A. V. R. IL --- Montzhelmer. K. & Co., WI bilis ret. oil to Waring, K. & Co., Phila. ilman ir Wagner STI bids refined oil to War in King 74: Co„ Philadelphia. 3f g. ontrheimer. K. & Co. Is; hbls refined to W. - ' 0. Laird As Co.. Philadelphia. J. M. Itlter, 110 bbls ref. oil to - Logan Bro. As Co-. Phil At. Citizens Oil ro., all bins refined oil, to Tack Bros, Philadelphia. Lockhart. F. As Co., ZOO bbl• ref. oil to War den. F. & Co.. Phila. Total • ... 2 fl7^ bids .... . . - . OIL SHIPPED Ile r. R. It. AND A. V. R. tilt, LANE J. W. Aleminder, 7,211.1 gallons to Bostwick & Telford. H. Y. _ MARKETS BY TELEURAPR, New York. • New Vona. May 13.—Cotton less active and anchanged,with sales of 2.260 bales at P)se for middling uplands. noun Receipts In,foo bblsi market less active and declining, with miles of 6.ooobbls at tt.trkiZNlS for super dtate and westent.#l.l)as.o3 for extra State. $4,20af1 for extra 'western. ss:7okiri.so for white wheat western extra, $1,25.5,75 for round hoop Ohio, $5.0116.30 for trade brands do, s4,l.4sti for cum- mon to good St. Louis. (41,10a8.25 for good to ! choice. Rye flour quite firm , with sales of 400 bbl. at S4.SOa.S.TS. Corn meal In fair demand with sales 50D bbis Brandywine at *3,75. Whinky heavy; sales. MO 'resters', free, at I sl,loal.lo)s.closing dull at inside mice. Wheat: Receipts 44.00 U bush: tnarket irregular and un sett /ed, c oi ul.;a o bush at }l= for rejected spring. $1.11h11.11 for N 0.2 opting. $1...93a1= for No. Milwaukee, the latter an' extreme. $1.27a11.27.q . for No. I Milwaukee. $1.35M.:14 for wegterp red and amber western. Rye quiet. Barley and barley malt dull. Corn heavy and loweir; sales of 31.000 flow. ar t for new mixed western yel low. Oats a shade firmer but less active: gales of 10000 bush at &Bic in More for west ern. 70a21e for Ohba and Mate. Coffee dull. Molasses quiet: sales of.:slohhils of .Musconsulo at 40c. Boger quiet; sales of IMO hints of Cuba at StSignhes Porto Rico 934a10e. Rice dull nt itliatqc. Hay 11010 GO for shipping. flops steady. Petroleum steady at Inc for crude, 2,fit for refined. Turpentine quiet at 41,42.,. Pork more active; sales of 401 obis at s29.3its r-u.SO for Mess. >t11,7) for prime. till,7far..ll for prime me.; al.. 1.750 bbls May, June, J f uly and August at Ir.MACI. Beef stemly; nales 331 bbis Ilnlfie for plate me.. Irwise for extra mess. Beef hams firm; sales bbls at..,laftk. Tierce beet mare littler; sales of .uttierces at Ver""ai.nl for prime mess, $3) for India mess , part old Mesa $14.50.1.5m, middles oh /inlet and firm. Cut menta firm; sales of Na) e at 12a12.1; for shoulders, Pialic for hams. Lar n d steady; sales of =JO tierces at 16a1635e for steam, nc for, kettle rendered; al. 1.,:m0 tierces o f frime steam seller May. Juan and July at InNallikic. Butter more action and Iran at Mall for Ohlo. Cheese steady at ea lie. Freights to Liverpool lower. Shipments per steamer of 211,0fgl 'nub unbent at 481% d. Isuferd.—Floor closed dull and . fifkine lower. Wheat d all. at $4 l / 1 0,14.3 for N 0... spring. SI.LIS Ea= for No. I spring. and 111.204t1.34 for win ter red and amberwestern. Rye nominal. Oats closed nein but quiet. at OINO forst ern In More. and ilKtile for Ohio. Corn we dull at $1.04a1.13 for new !nixed western. Pork steady with sales 250 harrels mess at "MK smiler for June. Beef grim with a fair derapand. Cat meats closed firm and In fair deniand.. Bacon quiet. Lard dull, with nales prime steam at 10,tie on spot and May. and Itinse for Jane and July. Egg , quiet and unchanged, 111== CINCMNATI. May 13.—}lour in good demand with a firm market for family $ 5 . 10 (it 5 .50. Wheat firm and In good demandy - red winter iL1041,13 for Nos 2 and I. Corn In good de mand at. SIA1411.(15. Oats firm and active at the latter rate for white. ltye firm at $1611,0 sunnly Ix only moderate. Marley sold. fvg.frr , itTelvni - dvtzeltriecrfornrartnt: filing. Tobacco nod demand: salsa WI intufettroi.7-;:.a; lover, finny dull 1.1 $lOl, and old process at #lll:l','cios*?n)nn:mninaat at these rates bat no Mayen,. Mesa Pork In held more firmly at tin. buyers offerbut 'Lard nominal nod unchanged and held nt but there not much offered. and there in hardly any demand. Hulk !Heats firmer, and shouldersell nt sides text andfor clear rib and clear. Sugar cured hams arm at isxaym, and in good demand. Butter steady at na.:lle. Eggs 15c. Linseed 011 rate. sellers are mostly asking the latter rate. Lard 011111...W410 for extra. Groceries unchanged and firm. 171=12 CHlcaoo, Muv IL—Exchange unchaged. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat firmer ' and fairly active nod 2NeX2l4c higher 110 2 closn )aft O SNgs fterno o n N nset an ed tt i ! g A i c k sh e , g glolXX 1,015 j for seller June. Corn quiet nod X..alc 1 - o , g e r; tep , ,,kanc for No. 2: P10;85c for rejected; fCc for nn grade: closing nominally at atiasaS oats dull and IYelSc lower. and closing at OP: . for No. 2. .Ityn quiet: No. closed at FOX4BIc. Barley inactive and nominal at 0) 1365 c for No. I. Highavinea dull and nominal at $1.07 for Iron bound: Provision. dull and a shadefirmer. Mesapork nominal at g 28.752: up . Lard in4gal6X. , 'Dt7 salted shoulders at 1134611 V. Cotton active and firm. #401.541 for stocker.. to extra mime shipping steers. Hog, active and (14.11 k, higher at $8,814.940 fur fair to extraprime. Receipt. for the past 24 hour.: 3.811 bbl.. flour, 53.250 bnah. wheat; - 4.71:t blab. corn: 24439 bunk oat.; 3,11:2 bush: 440.00 ~ . 47.0)4 44 m. . 47.004 mas 45034m0s • rye: I..r.XlbuKh. bark,: :i.R4S hogs. Shipments .167 bbls. Guar. 5.3,17 t, bush. wheat; :14.2, bush. corn; 4.761 bush oats; KY' hash rye: 1= bush. barley: 5.02ri hogs. Freights steady and on changed. COE Sy. Loris, May 13.—„Tobacco active at pHres. Cotton better: sales at:X.1,022c. Hemp to rood demand at $1.111,41:5.. Flour firms low grades scarce and want cat hill superfine t4-2:,%1 X V.sfintl.XX family brands 16.!. - fa S. Whoat ttasc In wen No 2 spring 91ht' ',tic,' No 2 red fall $1.2ffa1.15. choice $1,:Ma1,40. Corn un settled: mixed itla*l, choice to fanci - white fflttfal.lo. oats stead- at latc free In elevator, tr.kiht sacked. 'lye quiet of daM. Whiskey is firm at $l.OB, but held at H.lO. Sugar quiet at 10k Coffee firm at tAkt ff.k. Provisions quiet and unchanged: tht2. - sellt.:10 for pork.llX loose. dry salt shoulders 15i.c. do clean aides ,Iflnc; bacon: shoulders Itii4c clear rib. 17„tic clear I: round e: etl 15' 4 , retail sale ,r s l da%kaJtih.lots Cattleasier activ k ea n d firm at liogs In demand at 9.h c for good to choice. litceipts: flour 03)0 barrels: 'wheat IX,OOO bushels. corn to on) bush,ratts IMO bush. barley 1.:170 bush. rye4oo. hogs 100. • Cleveland: . CLEVELAND. May l3.—lttnar tamntry brands: double Put. white ttisrdil..7:.2, double eXtrn red riCtd.2l, double extra amber issßr3d. and doable extra spring ili.Tae..s4-ri. Rye flour - steady and unchanged. The market for wheat dosed ge lower: No. I red 0.25. a N 0.2 do SIZ.V. Corn ifulet and nominally nnehanged. itats firm. with sales at ilk for No. I State. itulet; held nt Iric9 - sl.' Barley dull and nominal. Pet pitman less firm, though holden. of refined asked 2iligitirie for May and June: crude wee let4.belng held et nu] per bbl. Holtlinare: • • lIALTiIIOIIE. MAY 13.—F9ottr dull and on- Ctn , tlked. Wheat firm. with Maryland nt $1.50 I 011; l'enoxylvanla lower at .f and western ElXttkl.37. torn firmer. with white at sl.2l@l.Lsk yellow milkweed to 561m44.1:. Oats firm nt Mess Po firm nt Mitifetal. BACOO Ann. en th rib skirl+ rk nt 11114 e. dear rib nye. shoulders 13ketltiell.1111 t.1.1a21 for home. Lard quiet at 17R17.4e. WhiskY arm; true bound I,12; woinkil.ll; Patent fi.tr.k tonbolllt. • Lor tavii.i.g. Mar 13.—Cotton advanced We in all malies: =flair. Flour $5. Com scarce and grim choice $1.33. Wheat $ 1 .059. 1.31 i hits Mc. Itye £l. I'ork dM. Bacon 134 e, Lidnd W hisk y meats 123 j, 11Kii and UN e. £l.lO. Tobacco: sales abil bluis for lugs; ss.=s 33 low to good leaf. EIZE! • ToLet.P. May 13.-Flour dull. Wheat Quint: o shade better; reenter white Michigan SI.LI. amber Michigan $1.21y. Not red sl.=, No 2 do $1.17. Corn quiet and Ic lower,-No I 95c, I No 2 Fr igh tsts dull and. nominal, Jlichigan dull; 2c to IlutTelo and 7c to °s teep,. 11p:riots: Hour 106 bbis. wheat 11,006 bush. corn 1,3[10 hush. oats 2:51.1. Shipments: flour POO tibia. wheat LUOU tlll,lb, corn 6,100 bush. oats 2,100 [isi,. ' aukee. • NiIt.WAIIK Er. 'May -Flour rimer endtin changed. Wheat unsettled nt $1.(77 N (or No. 1. and V 5..., c for N 0.2. Onto, Rye and ILarler nominal. Corn steady at tqc for re verted. Freights unchanged-3.10/ bide flour. and 100.- 1.06 bushels wheat: Shipments 100.000 Shia [lour, 1:)1,11(10 tnisheis wheat. PhllaJelphia. ' PR11.A111,1.1411A. May 13.--Flour: koli demand but prices well maintained. Wheat: less 4IC , mond: red $1.31621.41. No I spring $1.30. Re steady. Corn held tirmly. yellow $1,15. Oott i to peel demand. State 6 . 441.0t1e. Petroleum lower; crude 211g211,,e. relined 27.4,k0.1.`ic. Provisions unchanged. Whisky Arm. western .n bound $l.ll. Memphis. Mintritts, May 13..-cotton active at 2.11501 =vie. Week receipts 3710 balestweek exports. 5.31.1 lades; revelgta 75 bales and exports 890 bales. Flour One. * Corn nominal nt 41.1.50. 1.33. Oats dna at ;oe. tiny dull at Waal. Dean V 71129. Lard 17418, , tc. Pork PO-Ba con: shoulders I3S and alder Near Orleans. New °nu:Aga. May 13.—Cotton. arm and in (air d summit: iniddllngs sahib. t'3,AUI bales: receipts. stock. 3111 n; exrts, thil bales; 110.- 150 bales. Receipts pa for the week: total, 114141 halm aspens, 1.1.168 bales: sales. 21,(X1D bales. Detroit. Drotorr, May 13.—Wheat scarce and higher. with good enquirY: No. 1 sionh regular. 11.. M. Co naker. rn omina at l ut 9KrilSc. forN Oats, Menge. Bar ley sre 11.50 o. 1. Nashville. ,th ic e t tot r., viLt. May 13.—Corn $1,30. Bacon— . Flour Llse Nock Market. time YIIIOC. Mar 1.1.-11cayes' numbered LOBO to-dny making 6.1ttl this week: I they are firm but unchanged; prices of today 1144417)5el no mean animals being on sale iltinie generally brought lakelie, all were soli a drove of IU met uneven Illinois at 164" Ifise and some roughsQ9 cwt Missouri steers. ut 14M 441634.4. The close was very strong under belief of light run on Monday. UR) sheep arrived too- day. completing 124410 head forthe week; they are arm at better price. selling—at for prime - to sheared lots: a car NO pounds Ohio brought I‘.e. n car 11l pounds alse. Lambs wart and's - anted: they brought 13411. gen erall selling at 154a11k, Hogs went to net;.holy 11 cars arrived making MOM beads for the week; market Dry Goods Market. Ncw Yong. Bay Ll—Quictude ihe pre.. railing feature. yet price. are quite uniform. AITIONkcag.I heart [lnnen sheet Inge are steady at Witt: .Ingusta Its: Atlantic D Mc; Booth 9,hc ; l9ttsgeld A Blackstone A bleached muslin c: Baikal Wit . ; Lansdale 97ci Ocean L 13.4'c: Utica Plic; sheeting. Ole; I/0 10-1.65 c: A rosapa tick. lic; Conestoga ex. F.xglc We; Inch BSc; 'Willow Brook No. 1, ?le: Laconia corset jean. 121. fr; Nauinkeag satin Ir. Hamilton print. IINc; London 0101Inaing 'Pk and Bedford 7,tic. RA RAILROAD CLEVELAND AND Perrsernon R 31ar la -2 car, ore. Dilworth. P & Co: 2 do do. SIC Knight A Co: 1 do pig metal. A lord & IS has n machines, Smith A. F; 11 Ws fish.) Wilson & Son; 1 car Ice. W Scott & Co: 0,0) feet lumber. It A Clark & CO: 10 palls tolsseco; Atwell & IL: 2 Las bitters. Speck A 150 bells chairs, Redford Chair Co: 2 cases cornabler; CV. sk• barley bacon,do oats. 125 do Graham k 1 tab Atwell ALi 10 kgs o meal. L. J Manchard: 0 bbl, do do. J A Rea , haw: 2do do. J Porterfield; 4 do do. Ido I, barter, kgs do. McGraw & Co; Itt: sks corn. Son: 67 do de r , S Graham & M:3 MFRS 1, powde S Read A Son: ado do. Mills A Son: eke rags. McCullough. 11 &(y , ; lb mks glue scraps, Wm Einem. A Son; 6 bbls beans, 10 do d apples. Randolph !I- S: 6 do do. I do eggs. Heaggremeo & G;1 1 0 oil bbls. C A Worrocastle:6 dor butter, IT Rea ',7r: 50 bbls oli, D mks rre. McCul lough. 14 & Co: 10 hes cheese. Arbuckle, A Co: 10 do 10. T t 7 Jenkins DroX PrrrimEnnif Crnattaan stab Sr. Lonla Ran-n. 400. May 13.-1 car stases. J Ronalsch: :I do dole' Hastlngn: atm Dg, flour. 30 bbl• do. 'l'l:Jenkins; hf bbl, herriag. .1 Connor; 111 belt potato,. 3 do wheat, P Duff A Son: 5 bbla ggs, I Orkin butter, W H Graff: 15 backers lard. w D Cooper; .53 lin feed, II G Herron; 53 bas oats, Bricker & C; 10 bbls apples. 1 keg a hatter. Volgt. X & Co 3 rolls leather, P Chest nut; Id 3 bast oats. hell .. Rltchart: 4 bbl, egg., Vole, Ml& Co: 2do dn. Sfeattor Harper; 1 car lumber; Wilson & Brown; 4 do slaves. /4 1' Adams: 1 do d0..1 Painter: 10 drums tobacco, bdl do, SI McSlnllen: Ms glass. Wolff & Howard: 2 dor hams. Whitmore. W & D; A do dn. It II Hartley: lan bf bids fish, J Conner; 50 • bbl, h wine, II Miller: I Idle hoes, Logan &' Gregg , prrrananna, poor WAYNE AND CHICAGO Hamann. May 13. --25 dor broom, J Wilson V Son: sn lulls handles, McElroy & Co: 10 bbls oll,• Haworth A H: 15 hos crackers. - Kramer & 13; hys seed. W Roue; 37 hid Doyd S 1 .t.C.d; 50 bbis alcohol, Hostetter & I'; 100 bbls boar. Coln A 5:30) do do,- owner: 10. do do. Seto maker & L:0 bales rags. 11 Christy; 5 tar, rre. Melfeort A. 6 mks potatoes._..Meanor & 11; 4 bell, brooms, At well ,& 100 boa twine. Mc- Carty A Co; 36 eke potatoes, Woodworth A la b cheese. A rback les A Co:3) do do, Jenkl . Ins Ilri; II! do W rtglose, Johnston & Son; a: kgs • ere. J Wilson; 34 lan cheese, , J Braden; 31 mks rye. McCullough. S 6t Co. ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD. MAY EL-Li sks oats, J 1koyd:31.10 dosli" Casey; 4il do do; , Laing A Slefiallp; 3 boa butter, I bbl, eggs. Jye, Blanchard:34 sks oats. A A oat In & C0:35 sq r Scotttax bu 3 eg.. Small; 17 pkgs butter and eggs.tter. bbln W Stewar g t; 3 'dodo. P Melialn; 2.1 a d0..1 Montottth Al' , .,; I do do, 7.0 Schingosti 1 car lime. Henderson Bro; I do metal. Melsafght k Co; 4 do do, Shoeriberg, & Co; 33 green hltlea, J Callery; 31 bbl, Fallow, Steiner & Wedeln. Isys . nos, May IL-2 can Metal. Lewis, 17 A D; 15 bps meal, G. Stewart: 1 car •ilevmetal. Graff. & Co; 5 de, inoperage, J M 100 bbls flour. It Knox & Son; MCI pigs lend, 14 Schoomnaker & Son; 101 aka floor, Voeghtly & X: 1 car cooperage, & 11; 500 IPS lead. Beam, A & Co: 3 cases tobacco, Hack A M. • 131PORTM pY RIVER Prrranenno. sf rxgru.r.a AND PACKET COMPANY, Iliu May 13.-111 bblo app ENEVA les, It Psgholl; 11 ski, cot., 7 bales boy. McCullough, Smith & C0:219 bog w gloss, It S'Sehmertg: 213 40 do. F 1751: Co; SC, olio corn. CoMpbell & Cour von: no liks oats. Johruton & Cobb;vn doll(/' 11 It Floyd & Co:s ball butter, 7 bbls eggs, .1 Craig; 70 aka oat., Morgn ' Dell; .80 ski, corn 11M do trots. 10 do wheat, Mar{ enry k Hood: 11 du corn, l 5 do tufts. Mrocken; - (1, & Co; Pl 3 galls stoneware. W I/Cooper pkga, W Flay ns & Non: 43 mks ontg. Kell & Rita:art; II boleti boy, T C Schap's. & Co; 5 [this cracker., Kramer & Rohn. WIIKELINCI PER PrrroLlA. May 12-107 pea PIPc. Hartman & F.; '57 ball. paper, Pgh Paper mono! Co; 12 roll, leather. M Delange:l2-' bobs Cu; Cobt Mullen; sbbls apple..Pettit & Co; lot flirulture. Ikrrgoer; bbl, molosors, Dilworth. 11 & Co; 10 hell cbeege. J 'A Graff & Co; II 1,1,1 s cider, M I'. .10. potatoex. Randolph &s; ski, wheal; Hugh Knos:ll2 two rye. W.l Meek: 13 do do, glestior & HllO W bbls potatoes. Voigt, 51 & Co; 10 brim, hay, J & Sr. ours lil SA VANNA, May 12-101 bars, 4 tolls s L teel, Ame t 3 rican Steel CO; boles hemp. II & 50 bbl, flour, J Porterfield & 1.100 do do. Clark & Co; 131 do fire cloy, nos 14REE RAILROAD EXCURSION.-- A✓tn AT .NOON,May IS. at o'clock. on the premises.' All hut 7 luta of the iniginui Pith haring. been nur ehnxed at the klrat the, Mecond Paden. the enteric tors bane nub divided the adjolnlnit tract. of the throe eligible land. for 11011.1.1100 SITES. and to meet the M0re1...4.d demand. determine to have • Third Math. Some of the loth recently cold are al ready being Improved. Thome etching cheap and pleanant tonne, nhould not fall to attend Ulla a s TITLL PEILEY.L . P. TICIIMS, one-third cub, bal ance In one and two Tenth, with interent secured by ...gage •10. un part of 10,11 pninlent, to be pod on rub lot when roll. • A PEEN EXCURSION TRAM, al heretofore, lenre the Connel DePOL, Pittsburgh. at' 1 o'clock pnecicalr Any of mule. und convey g7 , 7 , lrl 7 ,lll! ln tt i r e p_i s ''',, ! ° 47:1 1 ,714,7 1 .1"t7fi 1 r end returuinquje 1/ clot-, No one under ...rent:- one lean of age allowed on the Train. No tlcliete rcuullud. A. 3111. WA INK. niyl3 Auctioneer. DECORATED AND PLAIN ilia'rble and Slate MANTLES Nam?. 'team power. The onl tu W 31 i;a r e ' rri ‘ nr7l h o ' 714 ' e l. ca t ge ' Adinf r : tr , Yail..Coluilem. Furniture Tom, Ar..7:Lhj e i,:j Hi e m e iajige .t mil rb le aIA slate to exactly repreaa` t :V .,. marbles of all varieties snot vole FOA ii T , riprleem . tt 319 and 321 LIEERA _Lti7l2.lmit IYtdburxh, W. W. WALLACE. NEW BURLINGTON HERRING.- . n lo bore, Mitcholl'e celebrated BurllnnlAn O. Orat of the scorn. allt freed. muted Sal mon. Jun received and for trdn by the boa o r tedall. at the Family omen, Store of " ntra JOIELN men d W, Corner Liberty a Mi n tmts. prus.Dultox GAZETTE : SATURDAY MORNING,' MAY 1 RIVER NEWS. The river continnett to recede slowly a this point with 7... feet 6 inches in. th channel by the Monongahela marks lan, evening. The weather continues moo . . . tied with indications of more rain. The Savanna, from St. Louis, arrived on Thursday evening. She was detained some time' at Wheeling in discharging . 400 tons of iron ore. As will be svert by card, she is announced for a return - flip. The “raniteState departed for Ports. moth lane evening with a fair trip, in chiding quite a number of paAeingers. The Belle, Capt. J. P. SmitTi, is the reg ular packet for Brownsville Mid Geneva, • . . to-day; leaving at 5 o'clock e. M. Although Only a week in the trade, she Ins already made many friends along the Monongahela Valley. Capt, Smith pays Nutt icular attention to way-bneincsit. The Kate Putnam, rapt, Ed. Evans, will positively depart for Nashville today, and passengers and shippers WI rely on her going clear through. Shippers are requested to have their bills of lading down RH early in the day no possible. Memirs. Harbison and (Hulett are • • • • dated together in the office. The Wendale, (*apt, Hire. with (apt. Jam ea Mellen in the office, is announced for St. Louis forthwith. . The Limit,' State (tad some Cincinnati freight which elm will reship at Ports. mouth. • The Wild Duck,; Capt. Alumni% ix loading for St- Louis, though she will ro xxipt freight through to Memphis and New Orleans, • The Petrolia, from Wheeling, arrived and deptirted as usual. Capt. Isaac It. Whittaker—still retains charge of the office of the Savanna, Capt. Thomas lingers is in command. --The Cincinnati Coniniercial of Thurs. day says: David Dunseth. pilot of the 'Kenton, recently sank at Helena, arrived here yesterday. Ile states the Kenton had landed anti received several passenger., and while leaving the bank backed on a bidden stump, and sunk ho. mediatele, with her starboard aide out on the bank . , and larboard under under wa ter: Fier chimneya are standing, and not. withstanding the bust is considerably listed, be is of opinion - she can be saved. Iler cargo wan being speedily •removed, and will be saved• The submarine Eckert arrived at the wreck on Sunday last —ln reference to boats which advertise u leave at a certninlitne and fall to do so, be Evansville (led.) Courier oars: In Evansville we have a different war of do ing things. If a boat does not leave on the day she is advertised. the shiPP , -"r goes down to the wharf and demands his goals and at.once reships his goods on another boat. A boat- can not lay at the Evans - vibe wharf two or three days for a load; and if she dives not go when advertised once. she never need come back here for freight. .No Pittsburg tricks allowed at this landing. —A boy named Harry Franklin, aged bont sixteen.. employed as cabin boy on be steamer Bellerernon, wan arrested by fficer Raynor about 12 o'clock yesterday, louged with stealing twenty.fire dollars . . from a passenger on the Ixtit, while he 'wan 'Weep in his berth, the previous night. A pocketbook containing the amount was found in the prisoner's posses. don at the time of his arrest. Ile Was taken to the Hammond Street Station House and locked up.—flip. Gazette —The steamer Colnesal has been sold by Captain Cox to ('aptain E. F. Retina, for the Little Rock 15: Fort Smith Rail road Company, and will be used to trans iron and other railroad supplier for the road. Captain Frank • lileCosh will command her.. The Lady . Pike will take the pinee made vacant by the Colossal. —Thu Nashville Uninn and American. of Tuesday, earn:. The RenOrve departed for Pittsburgh, on Sunday, with 130 pan mongers, 100 tons old railroad iron, to.. griller whit a large number of horses and wagena, eitnipmente belonging to Colonel Bibb, a railroad contractor, whn hem junt receiveda contract on the Chea peake d: Virginia Railroad. .—Capt. A. C. Dindevy take. charge o the office and bnaineas management the St. Louie dr Peoria Packet Company. of which Capt. E. A. Sheble wee late Su. perintendent: —TheiteHever:ton, front St. Louis, to Pittsburgh. hit Cintintutti on Wedn day. She Mot 250 tons ore to put off Ashland. Pilots--,Tohn Ferguson The hex 'incr.•nx..t her `PIS ten Incise, in diameter. add largely to her speed. —The. new Wheeling and Parkersburg packet being completed at Wheeling is to be called Sir Knight. —lt is 'believed that them will be deep •ater in lb. Arkansas during the next iree months. —The Glasgow Was to have left rinrin nati. for Sew Orleans on Wednesday. • --Mr. Lion Bryson is clerking on the Monis McPike, of Arkansas riser . —The St. Marya arrived at * Wheeling' on Wednesday evening. • —The R. C. gray has gone on the cla:ka at Lonisvillo for repairs. POLITICAL _ Prrrstrrsaii. Ray ikb IST°. • rr — e•THE MEMBERS OF THE UNION ---, REPUBLICA:I ragcuriva COMMJT TED for Allegheny 000nty are notleed to meet In the DISTRICT COURT ROohl.ol the Court Rouse. on SATTYRDAY. May 14th, at V o'clock .. M., for the porno. of &Stymieing and thusg the time of meethis of Coiner Convention or Con ventions to place in nomination • finntiblibra ticket - for the fall campidgb uM3k attending to mieh other Miriam, es mar be brutish t beton, the Committee.. A full mundane" Is earmetly tr aceried. W. 8. t'LIBVIA tiCW, Chaim., Attest: WALTRA tL WeCctir.. Geo. Y. taustaa 8. 4 liwr.teriet. m110:1.7 IrrFOR COUNTY C'O3IIISSIOIER GEORGE NEELEY, Of Marshall Township, enbJect to the gletitioe o the Union Republican County Conyeatioa. .011114 itr.FOR COUNTY COMMISSION pi BENJAMIN DOUTHErf, Of Indlane tenashle, le randlaste for County Coat nnationer. In eabbollnaUbn to the decttlen of the Republican Ceareallott !et mediae la rebus. efaarirttol&T ffrFOB ASSEMBLY. DAVID L. FLEMING, Member of City CoonMla from I &month Want Pittsburgh. at the sollettatton of mammas friends, will be • candidate fns the Assembly, rebleet to the dedriun of the Union Republican Convention. Mr. Panning has bees fur a lumber of ream Ant le at present, eonnerted with the Gazette Wier. SPECIAL NOTICES 0:r - A MEETING OF THE STOCI HOLDERS of the YIFTII A Y KRUK BANK of Iltteburgh will be bed on THURSDAY HYMN. IRO. June oth. et 8 o'clock, In THUM'S HALL. No. 241 Fifth avenue, for the Innis.. of ".". toe Caminito lion end eppmtel .or toylAwbe [Cr DI Board of in of the Fifth Avenue Bank b. , . this. day dedvired a dividend of 113 tar aharo, I nv of tinversinievit and aisle T... payable o..nd after Yune let next. F 3711.00 O. KrIVANHINOTON AVENUE. ELECTION NOTICE. An election rill he beta at the Levant of Thom.. Aldenton, on .cl 4 Ws/hit:atm avenue. In Soot( toarnaelp. on WEDNESDAY. the Brat def of J°... 11470. betateen the hours of 12 N. and 7 P. to elect SEVEN, SERMONS to serve an a Board of Contmlealonera of mid avenue until the third TM dal m April, 1871. Er order of the Board. _htruovStaself JonN Preeldent. $lOO Bounty Collected • For ell sold/era who enlisted between May 4th and JUIY 2241. 1 861. who were discbanswel fur disabib 11l before serving two yew, and who lure hereto- fore received no mom/. The undersigned Tine removed his officio to GA ZETTE linliding,sorner girth &commend Smithfield " .. " 44 u now brewed to collect chants sired: 117 end At moderate nttes. Call owe, eddies*, !Gib stamp. ILImT: BROWN. Agent thism . s Bundled. Corner Bisth eloper, sod ginithfield street. Pittsburgh. Pi. ia.PUBLIC NOTICE.--Haring been , p,thice GAB ned liAB TfII IRSPeC- - - -•- "R CoUlan notice le bereb/10en that nap the arnathaYT office atth llechankal Tat tea be provided,' will be bond at. the OFFICE OF FUN NATIONAL i•OL"'IMIS AND PIPE .WORKS Twenty-third otheet.. near Penn. thttaborph. : fen.% Gus and Gis Mater In•pectur' 6raI7SEVICENT. • - Da -NEW OPEIII HOUSE. SATURDAY A FTER.NOON. May 14. ]y!o EDWIN ADAMS 31ATTNER For which °cession will be Presented the LADY OF LTONS. SATURDAY EVENING. the Popular and In De actor. Will fleeter in Schllnle,r4Zeirt.i. tragedy of the . To conclude with the dten. of ,311 . 01 AP EItLE. ri:rFIFTII ANNUAL SIIEARING FESTIVAL.—The Ilftlt Annual Sheering Featical will take Place on the -Form of. Deno) . 191 10ci7.19 miles from Pittotirgh, vie Wash. Ington a•cnue,..n TII URSDAY. May 19th.1970. commencing at 10 OWOCk A. M. At the mono lime ant platt, there will be a UHAND DISPLAY OF A GRICULTURAL 11l- PLEMENTS,and ;Goon PUBLIC SALE of FANCY STOCK of all tinge. Kale to commence at 3 O'CIOCk r: Y. Wit. MoNCX, Secretary. LAST WEEK OF THE Mercy Hospita Open Every Evening CITY HALL DMISbION 03. FAIR AT KEYSTONE RINK ROBIN!!QN STREET. ALLEGIIENV Open Every Evening • ST: 117 TER New Catholic Chum PEZIMI Slitga (?THE FIRST SEMI-ANNUAL EX ItifiITION of the PfTTI3IIMIIOII MIT • GALT.ItRY. containing a tine cellection of mint. Inge,pse production of American and Foreign Ar line. Is now open Day and Morning. No. 231 LIB KRTY leflt MIST, oppoalie the bead 01-WWlllstreet Adtaiselon, 23 canto. RIVER PACKETS MOSIONGAHEL4, THE FLEET STEAMER BELLE, J. P. SMITH J. W SVOTT ndeptittlent PillAburgh, BrownAti Ile any Cenci a Parket. Whorl Mot atwove StooontAbets lirktKo :r4TrT„t 11 i. ESDA T. TIIERADA V ~1 IMT e ROA V . 1 :1:7411 . 7 , 111 . 14aeld Pfamettifers to all pc.lnt.oo Tor relent posmi:LOP7 on bo*Pl. prat WR.ri• lost. at foot of lira. stmet. Roll NAM% PATTERSON. AgooL =E= .• . • St:LOUI Sili A LENA, DIAL'QVIS AND ST. PAUL .1r i. Tlltnannandler. James Mellon. fleet, .*ll/ !my v elin.. e th e *bay e and interane<nAse pals THLS DA Y. Nay 14.1 t 4 sAI. FOR T. LOUIS, KM UK. DUBUQUE AND ST. A i ATl..—Tbe One peuenger !Wenner - • BATANNA - . - Cgpt. itooligg Will iga far the itti.ne Bog lotermedisto port.; KATI, HD vo A Y. 1147 14th. For freight er ;orte. it4l . , WI T; 12) Tjt:,' And Barges Swan and Dove J. W. ANA WALT., CLAIMS:IS ADAJAP. Will leave as announced abors. Yoe freight sway "a bowl or G. H. GAMUTA CO.. Agents. Who - will Airs through bills of lading Ne• r. pans 0 04 oil 100,44 i5s oo the IllswaslPPl 0 0 4 JAW oohs EVANVILLE NSAUL VI LLE.-Th S e Warmth s o d C0{11610.114. KATE PUTNAM, RD. Kt ANS.... W. HARBISON .cnttarn. Mll have 40vire on IiATCIiDAT.IIh, 14th. Yur n'44l-I.!A.ctypil hoard or to SPECIAL ELYTICE--tbe EWA Patna *Et Ighte end receipt them th gh Putnam etorh it t • el hie+ ttrleamt. t°°- M OH PORTSMOUTH and CINCINNATI.—The now and endid ulwmet - GRANITE STATE,• I=lZ3l eIII !rove for the above aral Intarnsedlate parte FRIDAY. MAT 1310. at 4 P. r. For Irolithr or Paannta aPpIY on board, or to Pittsburgh and Cineinna _PACKET LINE MINNi= JUN I IITII. 11pL C. L. R [mere AY 11l leave Pillsbury cliznaU EV HUY TII URSDA Yat 12 'clocit h e ru t r i r e th • Itetarplng. will leave Cincinnati ItYRRY INTS DR] et 14; M. e or Might or P."111"*Algil Agee. - Pittsburgh arid Cincinnat PACKET 'LINE. Th. new end eptendld .me-wheel Steamer ARLINGTON, DANIS% MOURK. Muter, A. S. SttreAßD. Clerk. leaven Pltathergh for Cincinnati every TIIMA I" at 1M 34. prumpll4. ReternlnClearesancinnaUfur POL. saran, at 39 M. orrery riunA Y. y or mp g b., pp... go , or other Information, apply un Maud on to JAMICS COLLINS, fel )LACK & COLLINOWOOD. Agent. STEAIiTSRIPEI . To LIVERPOOL AND qUEENS t TOWN.—T/I6 INMAN 74AIL nentherlngol damn Itrat,4l:fa class restelsomuttit them the celetae. tei C171:13:1:114N. 'AR% A PIRT7II:. 011 CITY 'Or LONDON. Rlr2.747lroßrlT. BtriTY=itiiiiiTttrhirrialf =- Ilan apply Pi _ WILLIAM lIINGIIAMar., 143 smiTuyi ELI) filltrin. BALTIMORE HERRING ) SIIA R, &C. new Potomac Herring la bamds and yes; .w do Shad In barrels and hair.: No. 1 Hackers& all plus of par - Sages: Nn. 7 do, all slam ta " rVMargr c ltrNtl: rah — pity eaueig Labrador 11..14. barrel. uni halve& Wilton In kit& Hollud Huang, 100 r ot t° 4 I° ' to Var tra Pliaxo a co.. _ ara pmt 17d Novel nowt._ T d PARTNERSHIP HERETO DZTETN,II46'I:4`ZZ% f4gasaMgdiegrliT. rinm name of alone ty & Swum& lug tide day die aired by mut.' emu.. The assumes will be continued by John MuNalty, who assumes all palm and all debts ticlotheselizialge pald mrrait. - __Prneanuott.ilar 11th. 2860. Jaya:ail DISSOLUTION .OF PARTNER. Ina. under the fine of J. T & day dissolved by mutual conaebt. fillP,tti, ROE. Prrranotion. April 20. 1870. apVerti F INE OOLONG TEA. --Just revel 1141 a tenet Invoice of extra grade Oolong to cuddles. for fandly one; none finer In the target; for sale by the pound or caddy, et th e Faintly Gro cery Stare of JuliN A. RENSHAW, __,„ Liberty arta Math MIMI.. HEEsE, • J 100 Goshrm eh 00.4.; lon boxe. Fanny,: for . al • b J /41 CAN FIEL 2 D 1 MEM! EDWIN ADAMP, Capt. )AB. .7 , IATTILEWS. Prephl IKE FAIR MIMI FOR THE BENEFIT OF um Price of the Palm/mid Syrup and Seaweed Tonic each 91.50 per bottle. or $7,30 Is half down. Mandrake Pills 23 nuts ~boa. Foe sale by all druggists.. denchtT • CONTIN- F iiti a r d . U gat 72 n2g!i ' iTeilLo l arei rE uggl; from itelf.aticise. MN 'clueing unmanliness. nervous debility, irritability. eruption, aeminal andastons. and finally Impotency permanently cured. Persona 1031mM with ilelleatn.intricato and lung standing conatitutlonal complaints are politely Melted to call for consultation. which costa nothing. Expe rience. the beat of tenetie,,. has enabled him to mmedies at once efficient, safe. permanent, and which In tuna ease,. ran be used without bind - ninny to bnaincaa. Medicines ImM...id ill !ha itab. tahlishinent.. which enibranea strlice. reception and waiting roonsin,..alao boarding nd sleeping apart ments for patients requiring dollY Pemonal ahem don, and entwm sind rheinical bath, thus cancan tutting the famed mineral springs: No matter who hare failed. state sour imam Read what he =main his pamphlet of aft) [...Km bent to any addreaa for Obi stamps in sealculenvebipe. Thousand. of mums treated annually. •t I.olce and all orer the country. Cuumultatlon free. m** °nada' orb? mall. (tMcebio. 9 Wylie Street, 'near Court !fount.) Pittaburith, Pa. Hour. 9A. M. to Id P.M. Sunday/111N. to 9 P. N. Pamphlet sent to any aildrens Soprano names. commen4pr li7•MANHIHID: HOW tOSTHOW •tna.. —Juat. Puntlahed Inn IM nnennatorr how. or Seminal Weakneas. and itur.o7l - to lolarrn2n generally,- Nerrousnda. Con ant:option. Einiapny. and ilta; .11ent/al and.Physleal . I v n il tr n ri . i. , Y ;, :l. f,4,.. c.. 0 0 f r,, t1 7.1. 0 t 13 4 1' .1 " .,. . mod. In a plain enveloile, to any addrets, On reocopt nf , two poataga otatopa, to CLIAn. S . C. KI.LNE /I, CO.. 127 Dower 74 700 t.Pretottre boo 4300. Alan Dr. Culvenrell'a '2larnage price 23 rents, myhwZ . " -.4.` IIAT(.IIEIA)R'S 114111 DVE.— This splendid hate I/ye Is the beat in the 'mid.. Harmless, nltable, Inatantaneetta dues 11. recta. lead, nor an. Lip pUle 6 ott to produce paralyala or death. Avoid the vaunted and dela- Clre intr.UA'.itrai=l:4A7l'2lVllllePt= ad 30 year. untarntsbed reputation to uphol.l integrity no the only Perfect hair Ilya—Blank . (Imam Sold nr all longglata. Apptlal at 10 Bond went. le. 11-. carm AMERICAN BANK; s- 7 ,0 Pourt yonue tammand.q Cl•rt • • CASII CAPITAL ...... ... 9200,000 Siorkholdeis Intliviilu fly Liable. RANK OF I/ISCI.! O:Cr ANI Dp:POI4IT. J • OlLie 111,11).FLOYD. Prevdent. Cashier, TM*. M. anon. John bl, Moreland. Wm: T. Shannon. i Archibald Wallace. James W. Arndt. 0. Kelly, Chas.. Wm. Floyd. John Flod Ills Haut y In noleull• nerd.] and prepared to d leliVa nd u" 1 1 64 1.• FREEHOLD BANK . AND r BUILDING ASSOCIATION, CAPITAL— PKIV/LEM E. `ll7lll34llaugt‘N D %Iiar AOTIF POSITS. Pensidont—EDWAßD MOUSE. . Vim Prosident.•—J. S. CRAFT'. ADAM JACOBS. 11311/ILLTOH0I: EI)WARI) MOUSE. WILLIAM immure. JAMES S. MATT. BOUT. W. M ACKEY, THOMAS STEEL. JARED M. BRUSH. TIIO3IAS W. MAVIS. Seeretuy and Tnnsanner—THOlCAS STEEL. Mailm hour.MileMFM a. SPEER Melonfrom Becluck B.I 4 o'clock P.M. da117 4 n very thdarday evening from 7to 10. EDWARD EVANS. !lute 13=2:1331 I== 131 E L BANKING COMPANY I=l EMI! .9200.000 Stockholders Individually Liable. W: 11. ETEIDION, W. C. MAOIt UM. . president. Cashier. IX7Olk, A.LP:X ANDER RAT ES, .10117 i LINDSAY, 'ORM rirYD"ITLFItIPS. LI UIDLA 'n. MLR/N. ACOII KLEX. C 0114,110136 made on all iscroesalble . pulnts of tbe u f44lll%7:llg4tV7imE DNPOSITEL Prompt attention even to notion,* of corm. 1.1400 0. _ . CITY BANK, 112 FIFTH AVENUE, PITTILIIIMOII. PA. =GT .1100.000 ETOCKIIOI.DERS INDIVIDVAVA LIABLE. INI . EItEST PAID ON DEPM. TS. IcOItEIGN EX(IIANGE bought and sold, and when desiredremitted to Europe. Cal/ectlonu mute on all and In all the tniruipal pointg ot the Ended States ary4 Catawba. tatmINICK lIIMSEN. President. JAMES McCADE. Vice ITosldent. W. N. !lOWA N. Crishler. ItuttcTonte liJhmsen, Intone alcCetbe. Thomas Bourke. Musts Meeting. Patrick Kane , Terence Campbell, Chas. O. Barr. James Phelan, Ch.. Matins,. It. A. Pre.leugle, It. J. Once. I Thomas Deane,. N. Stupr. Jew JOS. M. liAZZAll.Solicltur. 7 Per Cent. Gold Loan, MIR LINGTON, CEDAR. RA I'l DS & MINNESOTA JUL CO'S Fir t Mortgage 50 YEAR CONVERTIBLE BONDS. A LIMITICD QUANTITY YOH BALE. At 90 and Accrued Interest. thhemnt marble Mny end November. The greater put of the mad Is already compietkoi nit shows Imre parnings..o the balance of the nrk l nipinly progressing. U. S. lire-twenties. et current prices only.retum aye per tent. Interest. while that rey eilrht una one-Quirter per cent. In Gold. aid we mud the security equally good. . HENRY - CLEWS 4 co:, Bankers, I 32 Wall Street, New York, S. M'CLEAN Si. CO. No. 65 kj'ourth Avenue. SPECIAL NOTICES. ro - CONSUMPTioN., 1/IL SCHENCK'S ITILMONIC SYRUP for the care of coughs, Colds and Conaurnptbin. Dr. SCHENCK'S SEAWEED TONIC fort be Cure , D4s o p . eingt and all the Debilitated Conditions of m DLL SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS. for Di. eases of these iver or to an Ka a Gentle Purgative. All of three Medicine. sire often required in curing Consumption. though the Pulmonic Syr up clone has curedmany desperate owes. The Senorrel Tonle sod Mendmde Mils assist In reg ulating tile Stomach and Liver. and help the PIS m Syrup lo die.At eind search through the blood res... by which Means a cure Is Soon ef fected. - These aledirinea nee onnscientiousl a y offered to the Public no the only node, certainsod reliable remedy for Pultuomery Consumption. nod (oral I those morbid conditions of the body whieh load to that fatal dise.e. Liver Complalntand Drs often often forerunner,. of Consumption, and when they manifest themselves they require the mos t prompt attention. The Pulmonlc Syrup . a medicine which has had lung probation before line public: It, ruble has heen proved by the thousand curie! It has made though a period of more than thirty-live ye... In all of whien time it, reputation has increased. end the mist obstinate skeptlctem run no liynger doubt that It is a remedywhich nun be used with mall-' dente in all eases which admit lit n enne. If the patient will persinvingly follow the dine thins which accompany erten bottle.he will certain ly be cured, if his lungs are not too mach wasted to sunk° a rune poasible. Even In macssuppo•ed to inn incurubldwhen hie n. and physicians have despaired, tho use of thl. Medicine lisseared the i restored .. life, f the patient and hlm to perfect heal h. Dr Schenck doe s not nay that ell amen of Pet ition y Consumption aro within the reach of med. mein but ho emphatically amene that often when patients have the most ainnabar .3-m00.5...eh a violent mugh. creeping chills. night sweats, ginner.) debility, even to such %degree that they are obliged to lie in bolt, and When they are given up b their phyaleten , they may dill be mired. No medical treatment can create new lungs. but when lgs are ve dly diseased arid to some ex tent destroyed. scu m may he effected by Dr. Schenck's medicine. n i lim, In Scrofulous Disearnee, the. medicines t he ce nally efficient. Dr. Schenck has photographs nyy a units, of persons vrbo have been nearly eovaro wl h running sores end now all herded up. Tins all we its purifying Preiperties, which must ha able to .1 mettles in One Consumption In the treatment of Consumption it Is of the ut most Importance to give vigor and a healthy tone to the system. !fence it Is seminary to etrengthen the appetite of thepatientand improwe the site Prom. noereshment it remeind together with such means se will snake theft.' eirsily dlges 'Mlle. The articles most aultable for the diet of Consumptive patient• arm designated in Dr. Schenck's Alumna., which are distributed gratin bonny. In general , the most highly nutritous arti cles are to ho preferred, but the digestiveorgans .unund be Strengthened In order to make either food 'or medicine rwrviceable. Thia requirement Is met by tho Seaweed Tonic, and for this purpose it was d A l ten t g l e digestive piman are put in good order, the food has I. prop. effect, the system of the patient is Invigorated mid the lung. healthy exer cise their functions in a normal and tu.- nen Then the healing Pone. of Pui.onie Syrup will effect the rum. Pulmonary Conaumptlon le almost always com plicated with Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. Eichenck's Mandrake Pills .e intended to returner °lnternet.nn from the Liver and restore Its healthy sethon. They have all the efficacy which lantana bed be mlomel or . "blue nuns," and are warranted nut to outdate a pstle. of any mineral .ikon. These Pain cure the most obstinate costiveness. Nick headache,lffie, billions nf eetions. andall tither disc... which art. from a torpid or "banned condition or the Liver. One ton of these pills will mere the efficacy of the medicine. In Consumption the Senoreed Tonic and Dian drake Pills ure rotelnvauabl ullhan mcdicinea. They rebore the mutterings of hpatient and assist the Pulmonic Syrup In effecting a cure. They hare been found useful in advanced Mag. of Consump tion...hem the lungs are almost entirety destnnenl and all symptoms mwordlng tin the Judgment of the phiskinn Indicated a mgre:e i g i geath. The lives , of IV•l n ten w n h Ynre ' stge ' d ;Or ruennibl yi bYta ' ri a s l O ' o r l' Schenck's three great remedies. lir. Schenck's A linnuse metal. a full treat...on the manas forms of disonse.his mode of treatment rind general directions how to nso his medic...tun he had gnu.. or sent by . matt by erldresaing his Principal office. No. 13 North Math Street. Mille d t i .01 1 .,... , Ph .. . FINANCIAL PCfTSBURGII 'o. 100 Fourth Avr., Pittsburgh. :t•4°00,0000: No. 92 Fourth Are. Pittsburgh (FREE OF O. 3. TAX,) MEE] J. Er/GAll Turomraf, nv 1 „.• • CIIAIII.F.B L. FROST, '1 hesitatingly recommend them Dyads as the • d best Investment In the market. • PIS' /WIWI!, PA 1870 ENGINES, BOILERS, &o. FORT PITT 'Boiler, Still and Tank WORKS. CARROLL !Si SNYDER C insa in TER Th`Allea . 1.1 R E olL STILLS .O.ID OIL TANKS. • CIIISINP,TS. BREECHING AND ASH PANS. SETTLING PANS. SALT PANS AND CON DENSER-S. STEAM PIPES. GASOMETERS AND IRON BHIDGIN. PRISON DOORS AND COAL SIIUTEN. OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE: tor. 2d, 3d, Short and Liberty Streets, = Orders sent to the above address will be Promptly attended to. nattnn HUGH. M. BOLE & CO car:Point Alley and Duquesne St, =I Engine Builders, Founders AND_I MACHINISTS Almost/I<ton , STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA TI vtiEllY ENGINES of AU sites. A 1 3 trtill. "I TIVE BOILER of 13 horse power. CASTINGS of weary %Ind omade to_ onler too, r Zirir Ott' k ‘ V D ell7 H MWsa,,.l.ll l ,l; VS. EntEdil NIANO "' .I4I/424, L ret WlllO a. made to ardor. lI the INDUSTRIAL iyoRKS • hunt lag on the Allegheny Myer, near the P Pittsburgh, l'a. 7== Riekck & Bra, FINE AND DUROLAR-PROOF SAFES AND VAULTS ESE= MEM!! ,NGINES AND MACIIINEAY • tiVAVIIINTAZiarptiIMeTALWI. Efit. oar 1 7 lb and Mc ST =TS, Plttabargb. Pa. O'HARA BOILER WORKS, • F..REPHAN & CO., • iTgarmIitrIZILDZALILI2I/ SCITLLV a•ARR PRISOA DOORd. CLUMINEY.I. REICHER 11RE HEM &a.. Cm of Second avenue and Liberty Street. PITNBUROR. PA. It pairfna dope cu p mptly. orders pent to tho REPHA.V. tom err Oulgt t grnmioi.L & lINY DRIPS. FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS KNAP FORT PITT Foundry Company. OFFICE AND WORKS. Twelfth §treet, L=l nr - EN{lneq. Itulllnq 32111 Maddnery, Nnlt M rhhank Ratotts. and Catetityni genenJlT. NATIONAL FOUNDR Pipe Works. - Corner Carroll and Bmallinan Sreets =1 PITTSBURGH. PA WM. SMITH, MANCFACTITHER OF Cast Iron Bowl Pipe, YOU GAS AND WATER WORK ZSlttt Castings for Gas and Water Works %1 7:4 o also M t/matt t e r go ri ti rt a ar •nd c Ata . G J. Ai:Dkft,4ll /1. A. Fi;ETTOGiJI.. 310NONf a rlHaA FOUNDRY. W. J. ANDERSON & CO., Alward& et a g r a t tr a ll a y ras ß l7 B. WIN . Castings of all. Descriptions. e ltrtil .. 9 o :ll: 3 n d llon 11d to ARckIiTECTURE Rouses. VALsEuP for Window thus ri firmic h t.7I,I.2 . rotEDRT—No.,,IER WATER 81... ROBINSON, REA & CO, thiectswra Iu ROBINVON. MINIS & Matins WASHINGTON WORKS YOUNDIIRS b MAC [MISTS, PITTSBURG/I Maradaottutint or nom and Stationary Steam radnyiß.,bitt2rolidierri_pMt= pflae+=Xi Mill, node,. an Shea Iron rwor4i Z" N OMAMNIVIL. fmitZlltana . THOS. CARLIN & CO. Fourth Word Foundry k Machin Works. ELANDUSICTI3T..ALLKCJIIIDIT CITY, PA. Ps,Manufautun f &annum) . and nulabla Steam grigines,nn mp.. Pulings, Shafting, Gnat and ilaur Mill md &outline Castings. igrg at 1 a l Tant Tt :a 1 ' ir.11 4 .r..1,1,, ' ! ""' Phoenix Roll FOundry. . Cot LIBERTY AND UTII no. BOLLMAN & BAGILEY, Manufacturers of Superior Chill Rolls, , Sand Rolls and Pinlons ktik9 Viz C . :l (1) G. W. pecan", ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAZY,• Ms removed to No. 37 GRANT I !ore , . WM pnit.tice In Matt 8. flat and 61:41: - rVen n y t g.nr. ll .l= ' «lPX.grifT. ' ..ll ,11 th 6 atklacernt mantle. 1.Nt.13 H. D. McCORMICK, Attorney-at -Law, No, 68 GRANT BTRNET. b e/T i p . ..714 attention given ,to Mod. oak. ARCHIBALD BLARELY, Attorney -at-Law, Na 116 PW?M AVENUE. KM mmrs:l . . B. NEEPER, ALLEIII4ANANDix-ortpi alma: or THZ PEA • _ Office, 112 Fifth avenue. hAgnizzlowirzd.mu,v=ini and TV auntie Waal Pular= altmaded to promptly and ao- COTTOIP _ILLS. HOLMEg, BELL & CO., ANCHOR COTTON KILLS, Munk:Lauren of MAST iiiinum was LIGHT ANCHOR AND MAGNOLIA Sheeting and Batting. , IRON AND 'STEPS. . I tua......_ _ __ _...,, - DUQUESNE . WORKS, f i P::: E 1,51",,:5...Y - .:t a ,:.:A. A N, 1 71 i ., ,a4/Lwesc PEN-- T-Rs—AL-BAIL , , t7o, Trains will arrive a -- i and depart from the Caton Depot. corner of Wade , • leaden and Liberty streets, ail/odes.: . C I, 1 1 1 1 ' 6 0 eilrui -la 1111 t i Mall Trat '''''. l:3o arnCSoritho4V.. " s . l to a , C . . 1 I Fast Line ...... 1 , 11 am aclitc n...... .4:4 us i ,N%.11'. No. 1, U ant Wall - , No. 1.. 11l a. : SO.'. Ac NO.l 7: 0 lanaMall Train-- N. •ase ' MANUFACII . IIXI‘.., or Wall - s N 0.9.. sl., Jam Banton Ac.... 117, •WE Cincinnati Ys. 11,90 am Wks As.M . o. 1 iln . lo pea IRON. NAILS STI:FIL . '' , J0hnet;..7Ac.104 . 1 . 0 am Clacton 1...x...1tp ra . ' '' " '' r Att r t. o - 'i-..'. T-33 rg..r,1 1 , 1 ,11%.1i: 4;01p. , roollte er.... 1 . .311pm Homesed A.. A:XI:IL, and •--,, prilicr , ; Wall's No a 23.7. pm No 1 tCHP. , -...-. Mome,s - M . Ar' . . . ilittla_. Eames • .1. Px• DU (?u ESN E, I. XAN i) JUNIATA , ...; co. l . fe:33 pm Walla No. 3.. 3 - pee , wails N0..1.. 5 . 5 U pm wor, So. 4.. 4 0 03 pm 1a1T,N, , , , , , ,. ~ , . .!-NP AND a syl: Ait E IRON. '' ' 117..1%-t'its'sNlir..4.lll.l:rvm.-.L:v.i..4lisji: ~..:,, p ,- . 1,, , ,...1j , I k r,:r.AN•• ,_TANE Ilt•iN. • gars.- trains make adose connection at I art , . 1 , 1L , 1 . 1 , 11 , V1p . t5, 11 i inil , Nriq;irj,... . , 0 . ..., tor Itolthoore. , .., , i ~.,,,, „,,,,, L jAhlt i i= . , iI, r. ITV . Train leave s 7fills V i r::tn e b valwa , ~!,., fi '4.l A Al . y,4ia i i ! 4 ',,„; ca A ,,. ..1 , . , - • i"0"37? rf to.lo t . :inrit ? ,... r 7 ,‘ ;teTt ' PlttelA .3 apitisu," PI:OW AND cri.vie - VV,V r f',...l• 11.30 p.xn. mut arrive, a t walls StatlOnal 9:1. .. - s-ISCEL WINGS AND MuCht Is., :,,,,, -, 1'TL1 . .1.. . p. m. IsTEEITMES.STEEL SIIAPTIMo, xit :1•Tilt• I ~,,,,,,,C .L .....__1 1-f t',K„ sa leis,. daily. Southern EX. COACIL BINIGY and .WAUDN sl • ItINOS and Ih - .-- - ~ I except Monday. All ethertrallae AXLES, . .'`, 9, Tr",',7l.'i'l!`' 4 . CUT NAILS AND SI•IFIES. . g ,,, , '''.."‘"'''; 1 1 7V ‘T ritTWIT11 Agent All Goods First Class and ' Warranted. I . ...0 , , ..4 " ;'; ' 4 1 17itz, , , , ,, r ; .;. , , ! x ..., , , , in,7,:t i r i t; h-,..,, ,, ; ;; , e limit tlsolr no.instalitv to Dee (tn ,iIFFICES AND WORKS-16th stxeet and Alle- ____••• ,ir o s O. salon. Ali ttnegage . c.t reeding that glien Elver, and 77 Water street. Pittsburgh. ~,,7,:,....ctri i , es alu e a ., ~,, ho ne , ~, th e ....... _.'• 1 " . """''''''''''''' t J. CASSATT 311 LElt, BARR, & PARK1iN.17,,i . TE ,•.,',;;;,: . ;77,"!!3.9T , ..A5L. t , ~4 . ,,Q v5 ,1L).t ,7I IA R. In 4•4,1,15 t!; t P 't ,, 7Z;o._i'V" - IiZR3R „,...i. Italln,an will rri from th,. F ederal Street 134,,,jrnagjW, ea follows: • ARNIM i!.P4iZe :4 14:. 1 1 . li . :3a) a m:.1 . 4.1 .. .. !"'.'''."."l: 0a m Exprtoct. 1010 : " r ' n ' ' tziirk il'o- i,:: I • ' r;-',...Alift L i 7 0),>1..1174%;i4;;* . ii . .' :;'''t irgiid , ,; •,,:. ....... p glifg , fsP.li`:;i t eii i Above train!, run daily except Sunday: The Church Train loaves Allokheny Joule:11o. 1.-sli Y ;7:lBl'l"''', / b°llllt ! ". .s. 47 : l 6 af arkl "'' st .C S7zi:7.lll l r b z,l th,..t 3,10 p. m. . The trains leering Allegheny City at 7%00 A:M. mak., direct connection at rnwport with Walker% 11Itni , l 0 of tittir:t . 1 , , , z; antler :ed . i llzurLartusrsi. ', l u g ' l ' .l. l .lltr street • near W gie rikenston Brtdre, PlAa r bArg. e rt . n p rl4 , thas , 1 .. /epnt i , A i ling eriy. . • JAIIE * B7,II.4 ! EIITS, Agent. St 7Pnt. The Western Penneylvantlita r i toad will not ials =7,lVd r ui'lfofblirgr,pl,::ll7lt4 "1:1;111'" died keglers In value. All bamage Y ekneesOng tte ' amount In value will be at the risk uf the mom, Insleas taken by special contract. I= 11115L.L " 4111k: E"^ • Crescent Steel Works MILLER, BARB & PARKIN OFFICE: No. 330 Liberty Street, CM =TEM! Pittsburgh Steel Works, XSTABLMIED IN 1843. ANDERSON & WOODS, I= Best Relined Cast Steel OP EVERY DESCRIPTION. ALSO, Beal Befineil German Plow 1, Spring Mee coltsrm 1105$ AND FIRST AVENUE. Pitt. bi!rip, PITTSBURG-Ii JTh e 1 I y .1-Vo r k rot:NM:LP A. D. 1833. 1 0 0 1111ESD, ADAMS CO Mannfialarera KEVSTONIt STANItIA lin Walt bank's Patent) PLATFuIt3I AND COUNTIISII SC A-I-lES. JISTIUS Flu•nt Patent Door Lucks end I.nlchne Paint end Porton 31111, Ar. Comer of FIRST AVENUE and lIKANT BTS. Plttabn Sheffield Steel Works. SINGER, NIALICIi & CO., rnnssunou,rA, Manufaciarer,'uf every deoalpiloo of Cast and German Steel, lIA ELLI IC AND PWITIX)1131 SPRINGS, A K IiTE7.I. TIRE. &c., Aa wAltEnovar,-83 w.4. u ,a 100 Flnt ptnets. BLACK DIAMOND STEEL WORKS: PARK, BROTHER & CO., Manufacturers of Mil Descriptions of . STEEL. Mlle!:.. WA ItEIiOUSK-30th. 31st and Railroad street.. Pittatont. STOVES CASTINGS &c OK STOVES. Get the Best! BISSELL & CO'S TRIUMPH, For Bituminous-Coal. Warranted to COOK. BAKE or BOABT a. mar other Store In the Union. BISSELL 85 CO., No. 235 Liberty Street ALSO. ON /USD AND FOR SALE: PARLOR STOVES, GRATE FRONTS, COOKING RANGES, HEATING STOVES, GRAFF, HUGUS & CO. Manufacturers of neer, variety of STOVES, Boston Cooking Range "THE FIERY FURNACE" 1 , 011 WARMING DIALDRIGB NEIZ R ArfI c ariaT IB COOMp c "E N U N L ,Onnitl Patte fatTABLE ANGE 4/_TA'I`BIICON MANII,EB.7:FELLYANII: 1 1 ,Q ATMS tree from Blo t and dostrfillATE FRO TS, rEsbcais. a. 206 and 208 Liberty Street, A.BRADLEY& No. 30 Wood Street Bisonlast urer• of the 9restest Variety of COOK. PAILLAWI end BRAYING Na Lu tss t ruant'. VEZ IrsintlVßVlSlLM.LlllhdeiTe",,,Ppa: lion of our Stoves Is nub that anyone lot mutt of sPet=l icle TtidiabVe7;VlTonaenra7l= ruble as welt as economical. Would tall partleular sitenUon to our now VOLCANO STOVE, for erturehes.luths sad for Over 301) sold LEI three months. Intended for with ur without casing. All who have used therti pronounce them superior to tut) other uld far ehesper. Bend hisCatelogueend I.lst. Jai " S S, 14Q170.843, &c. illO6ll C 01661 The Very Rest - in the United Slates, = WISE WA_GNER,, _9Bl North Seventh Street, = 111 4.rtitleter-Ail the leading - how in 4. 1 3 Schmidt &-FridaY IT POEZTERS OF VINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &c WHOLESALE DEALERS IN PURE RYE WHISKIES. N s. 384 and 386 Penn, • Cot! of ELEVENTH_ ST.; - formerly Canal. ,TO - S.S. FINCII & CO., Nos. 1....187.1130.111[1. 154 and IPS . i STREET. Pttsburgh. Manufacture of POPPIM DINTILLED PURE H and L AM IQCO WRlS rta.• • en,K.t hen m Fougtog WI NM. e. ruh2431.% S, GAS FITTERS L. B. rtazoN Rai N&. Pra,eti. al Plurube:rs, GAB 1) mix Firms, Ann dnissl, nos' RIO Anat. Pittotianb,,a, Load Pits. unlit norklias Pinions, Mona. sank 'Mould Wadi Wanda. nut PIP• and Pinion& An FBeer Poinpa. and Siam Cocks always on Inuit ile mad !mate pulldlngs fitted up sits Goa. and. and litaun Uniting Amnon. Jobbing prompt') sandal to. • OADS. Genentl Superintendent. Altona. l'a EITTSBURGII, FORT WAYNE k CIIICAGO a. W. and TIUM.II. ) '''TT'- Pt3 I S3 ' VMO From MAY Ist - . 187 C trainn win leave from and arrive et the Union Depot , north side. Pitts burgh city time, as tollows: . . . . . LIAM ' I AIRRIVR. Fast Line italg.mlFilet Line 2:30 aNI Eris A Ymt Ex 7 ... aI:NE . I . SMP° E1n....1.5100 pin (1. h. Wh_g Mi. . 3 a mit% licvllng R.x.10.4111 a m tnilatio 5ta11...133 a In'''. a rit. L. Ex.-7:10 pnt I T. raft ' Ex..2.l l /;;:gl n ,..n ' vr " Vnil 3 lC - F IS 3O. ; : Pacific Rs .e.4,1 , .....1.7% no: 10: r a Ire ,t. Eric Ex. 4,03 P.O MR {Poe t Sz.7:olllp stt re'... , % 1 11T:VA!4 . ,47,1;;,tAT1TZ1r/kAeL.LEALTErt; Leetsdale " 10:11SawIten'r 11.1.11, " , : am • " - / 1:,)1 mew Castle " 10P •in Rochester ".1 p mittens Ph m Enos "• :. p m Leetsdale "'I p m I,etsdnle " 3 p m'llou'r Falls " . : pea Rea'r Falls " tv/S p zelLerdsdale " : Pln Leetsdale " 10:43 pM: " "7' p .., Fair Oaks Nun- ;Fair Oaks Sun glagArglagPirM'at%CdellTh. -"6' ' Ito Pacific Express arrives daily. ur - Past Line hvives daily, Mondays excepted. tir'Y'sst Le arrives anlll. Mondays excePOß. 17 , A1l other Rants will Rave and arrPre Rally. ' Vt i VlWi t .. ". J. IL MeCULLOUGIII. Ofnl. Pan._/'215/2..t2Lgent,_ Gerd.. . lIANGE OF TIME.--A_LLEGHENT VALLEY RAILRO.AD. , "FO AVIII•98)1TE WITHOUT CHANGE OP CARS. tin an d after MOND/LY, Nov. 22. 1889, TWO TUEOUGH TRAINS DAILY. (excpt Sunday, trill le Plitsbnigh Depot. mono. of Eleventh and P ace itotrees. for Pranklin, 011 CET. Buffalo. and all Pilots in the Oil Itestions. maim prrynorijon. fattloya IN Prr_tronrita. I t ill t 7 1, ....„ .. 144% giii..... il.:;:: .Di t k, fluleol.. GAO A m.! xas anon.. ' Y A. lit. ' Milton-11r ichid Hinton.. Y. A. ari 1 triad 801t0n... VI t4e e ' go% W 4 .. I k3OA. tt iti I NVIViry Its ' : PI 1::: • M,l3;TA`k Worts, la I:llh=ltltAlii li 1::: Church . ' P.M. Church • 10. OA. at. Eoprenn tattoo stop only at principal point& As. onioniodation trains stop at all stawns. We are now conning "Sliver Palace Blaisp/og Cars . ' on nor night Express trains. troth ways Man h to Co Pitt"' ' 'g 21.. LAWEENCP,Onii, 4.xt- THOMAS M. KIN., Alin. -IS • pITTSDCRGH. CINCINNATI AND it. ST. LOUIS RAILWAY. • PIN HANDLE ROUTE. CIIANG E . OF 'TIII I / I —On 'A tter after SUNDAY, Nor. 14th, •1862, Rahn will leave and Orre at the Valoo Depot, Pluebmwh. as folio.: Pltt.burgh Dere WT.. A ITS. Ethen, Erpn,u, 1 1 1,ZT,..% - .. 1 : Sit:: Vast Late tme.. et. i P. M- I Mixed, Accoaunadatlon.: .• - a. tra, •0. tn. bleDotiald.Aoa'n. No 1.. a k is-in. a.M. SUmbentille Aocowwod. ~ : p.m. 1 runt McDonald Acct.. No. 2.. :0 V.M. . ii P.m San . day_Ctiorch Trete,— 12:a , p. m. hl w wi. 111 : 11::L ° :=747: u-9-!"-' l'--!1'!"'• Esk — ina will arrliS ' aedeleOrt from the Depot, ear ner of Grant apO Water streets, as follcnn: . , • ... . IMPAIR . . ARAMS. ' Mall to and from Vans.. 71/0 a. m. 13 p. m. 1 McKeesport Accommod.lt: Up s. to. • ALP p. so. Kr. to and from unt'n:.. 3: 3: p. m. I a. m. West Norton Ancomsno. 4: Ip. ro. erg .m. Itouldock's Arcoromoda. tl: . p.m. 7 p.m. NtittlAcetorcKegpa. , J,lS: p. ro. I!: g. m g . B VI gg West N a cer c hor A h m ll> , , , paro . ...i.. t:tA ? . 11. 0 :ti I.llgpely A 31:44 ABLISHED 1-831. Logan, Gregg & Co., C=rl HARDWARE, No. 52 Wbod Street, PITTSBURGH, PA- Spring Goods, Hoes, fiakes, Forks, Scythes, Smiths, kr. Merchants are invited to examine our stock when in the city. Orders by mall will have prompt at. tention. BEAVER FALLS ,CUTLERY CO., c='; No. 70 Wood Street, • , PITTSBURGH. PA, g:g I W . MANUFACTURERS OF TEEM NEW I : : • .80ild , Ca 4 Handle • CD . TABLE KNIFE. 71 :1 : 1 Zat:T =e tz i .t.w. eave BolMen to the blade. wearing the utmost '. Ithete a.t V 7 conantetion without additional norm. k. , r. . i NI: made of the nthultlie hand . 1-•-i not tarnish or blathen. at in the eiirofV4 e= . o l Peirlain " l t le b lgrAredlt,at h tem .'" jir ~. .ibm....01t.t. =article of um.,thmita- SION, llama Athessethee and Ontet DIM. aI The Anpertifftyle and Greet Strength of this ertide enatiee tine ntaaufsetaren 1, Maw ,niend It as espedegg adept.: fue ... ip . gqi=v,,Vg - itArg.""4 l ''''ow" beaver Falls Cutlery Co; f' NO. 70 WOOD ST., PITTSDERGH. 1 MANUFACTUiIBII.B OF TableCalle_rr and IPoeket Illm. QUAL GUAIeASTZ'ED. ~: •.: i e: HENRY BIER. ...GUBTAVE PEREEE Henry Bier. & Co., (Successor. to JOUR M. COOPER ! BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS Brass Castings MADE PROMPTLY TO ORDER. OAP P H IS FrrrlN ft. TIEHOTTI,E, r•Ar4 - rr AN, Cli VALVES• AU. °Leen PATTXRN MOM . IMAM WORE .0 NVHT LI fo p prioN for Steam. Water and OH. Etatifflitat lIWArit iMI . M OVZO AtiZfrro Dllllllllll' PATNNT Oo• beat tn the market. • OFFICX AND 'WORKS Corner Thirteenth and Pike Streets. ATWOOD & McOAFFREY, Corner Llnettrr Eernntr •nd Tritrtn Army; ntlebergh. P.. BRASS VOUNDLlttinod IRON PIPE FlTTEittl.and AGENTS forIo..S.CANERON POl2l STEAM PUMPS AND BLOWERS. STONE WEST 151i3INO'S v v :Machine Stone Works. Northwest corner of West Cotosqqn, Allighopy. FRED`If ATVATER & CO, . • .-•.. nave cct baod " orpraxalo abort. mottos, Uwth Vaalta. B" l.7les% italTomlTga,V : "oily .41!& reasonable terms II II
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