The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, May 16, 1870, Image 3

rzrAnclAL.
GOLD, SILVER,
co - upo_Ns
Bought• at Highest Price.
'H. R. HERTZ,
BANK MR.
Cor. Wood St. and sth Ave.
T. Brady & Co.,
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Corner Fnunh Avenue and Wood Street
- BANKERS,
y AND 54,1,1. ALL KINDS O)
Governinent Securities,
Goth, SILVER AND COUPONS,
' MCFT FAVQItABI) TERSN. -
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
I:.n.ined Governroent Wald, .1.
TtlE rtin c llAS.
• .1..131ES I'. 1311A1»-
THE DAILY GAZETTE,
MONEY AND COMMERCE
illy Trlegntrlt to Pitt:burgh Gazette.)
N4liv Vona, Mar 14. 1610
. .
• 'Firt radon movement for the week shows a
gre3l decline In receipt s.a hielt were at all ports
yla r. bales: exports were heavy. amounting to
61.264 bales. Stocks are declining, and t heken
era! trade of the city has Seen irregular dur
ing the week. Rosiness In produce on a mod
erate scale; fluctuations lut.e not been Mr.
Portmit, except In few articles under the Ina -
nice of tpeculation, such as .cotton, pork,
whisky, petroleum. naval stores and hope.
Money easy at 401.3 per cent. on call. with ex
ceptions at 3 per rent. The bank statement Is
favorable; the banks hold overt..M.ooo,oJo above
the legal reserve:- Loans t.74t,M.. 314. increase
1 41 . 133, 64 1 1; specie tia.'44 , 63,906. Incmse $144.1.17;
circulation 331.=3410. decrease slso.rdl; de
posits tt.`2.14.2.319, increase E:s.' 0a0.101; legal
tender. 3•67,147.005, decrease g1e.3240.11K1.
SetrTrestsdry receipts V..4.ree4lin for customs,
and disbursed 3.2.:M1.2.11 for rob Interest.
SdtVillisnge:ilt;•et at ,
' aitsV ' n r t ce l n ll , '.. touched
1144. and closed at 11Cs , i - t 11414.
Carrying rates
w e re per cent.
The clenmces were $51,000,000; exports for
to-day, VS' P.tag. and for Week galll,l=.
-la stmug; coupons of 'NI. 17a11 , .:
12101/2,11;; do. '64, 11'sall , :: do. '45, Ila
1 , -; do. new, Wial4t.; do. 111. 11".014!.; do. 'oe,
IX/tale s ; 10.40'5. Sanlh; currency a's. 124n/31.:.
• State Londe tlmn , Missonris. 01; old Tenors
l•gee, asty; new, &HQ; old North Carolinas, Prri.
Stocks weak- and unsettled. COMMOileee
Vanderbilt has in f orm he Stock Exchange
that the Ilar/ern Company will. , on the lath of
June. Issue 3XIIOO new shares of common stock
for the expense of it new passenger depot.
4 Xenton. 71e Cumberland. 423 i; Western Caton
Telegraph. MN; Quicksllver,lo; Marino., nM;
do. prerd.. 17 5 - ; Hartford and Erie 55:
Adams Express, a - d.,; Welts , 145; American.
42; United Stolen. 45.‘; Pacific Mall, 311 X;
- New York Central, MI; Scrlp, 96 , 1; Erie. =l4': do. prerd. 60 asked; Harlem Ill; do.
.11Hatturgb. 1011; , North Western, :Plc do.
Iltfnois Control 1523;;
pref'd., RAH Rhode Inland, 193; New Jersey
Central. 10ina: St. Paul, ON; do. preF.L. at
Wabash. 511..:: do. prertil. 73; Fort Wayne,
OM; Terre Haute, NS; do. prerd.: dI, , X; Chi
cago and Alton. 113 U; do. prerd'. 1141,;,• Ohio
andlllssistelppl.37N.; Dutmene. 101: St. Joseph
HlLS:4lyrlington and Quincy, 15
. *"5; Iron Moun
'°"..
, .
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Boston prices: Calumet. 'GS; Copper Falls. :l:
Franklin. 2:
Imports fort Reh e cta
week: . NO: QuinDrc3-
G y lelrf.
General Merchandise. $1,7a1N17.
Rub-it - vinare balance: fold VIL4414.111:1; Cur
rent,' $O,-4.0t?.. General bnlanee mit+l.Kr;.
• OFEICZ or Pirreurnon GArrerr., r.
t l Arcitnsr, May 14, 1e11).
Closing quotations 'as received, try Ph. It
Mertz:
Gold , • :Inlet - lean . --
Silver. .. "Weittern Cnion..
IMI Rondo. 1111 a N. V. Central... 101':
Rondo !sail ..112 Heading.
Minds Itett...lll3d NFL. W. & C • . ot
:14.1J Honda 1fe61.:.111.14 uhbk Nina 3/'.
Conao/a 186.5 tkmlttern...
sk) Donde 18tn...114 Cleveland .t P... 14%
15-.33 Bonds ' C. IL 1. ..t P
10-10',,, . ~ Chicago & N. W.. :ON
Adanni Expresa.. M l / 4 C. .t. N. W. Pref... xei
Merchant. U. Ez.. 4.33 i Erie
I .. l ...Exehaare per paned 5. .1
Paris Exchange perPranc ""
Berlin Exchange per Thaler ® Ns
Frankfort Exchanre pernorin 48 48
Central Pacific It. IL Bonds tC tO
Union P. B. L. Bonds • 84 Na
' Closing quotations as received by James T.
Brady A: Co:
Gold ... 54.)1Ja0.kiy.1861.
5-11.1nn..1eJy.1P87 `.
P. 1..'.71 Ise! - rzh 1533./an.6-.Jy. 143.)
U. S. 54.13 !WBl
U. IT. P. R. lI
S. b-711845..... C. P. Ft ......
U. S. 1041 It Cy. Pacltlcs
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Ort:tde or,Prrrsormiti GAzt. - rrE,
SATURDAY, MAT 11, li7o.
RETIEW RIR THE WEEE.
The oil market has undeignne more changes
thin week . than during any preceding week
this year, though what - is Still more remarka
ble. is the fact that there has been little or no
excitement. During the early part •of the
week the market was remarkably stiff, refined
for May selling up to :59.1 . , and dealers were
sanguine that It would gu to Mc: i.ubsequently.
however, the monthly report iu regard to the
production made Ito appearance, showing a
large increase in April as compared with
March. and, as might be expected, the mar
ket tuned down immediately, and the ad
vance established during the early part of the
week was almost entirely lost. Crude drop
ped a full cent, and even at this reduction.
the demand is by no means urgent, ns buyers
generally predict n still further decline. To
day the feeling appeared to be somewhat tot
ter: though prices are not, quotably higher.
yet there did not appear to be the came din-
Position to self: the market is very sensitive
and unsettled, and It la not likely that bw,i
nese will Improve much until confidence has
been somewhat restored. Thus far this year
the oil trade here has been unusually free of
speculation, and while, as we have already
noted. prism have fluctuated considerably
this Week there were good and legitimate
causes for these fluctuations—it was ut the.
mutt of manipulations, nan freinently
the ease In NW. The inquiry for, refined
comes almost entirely from exporters, and
the demand is restricted, mainly to the near
mouths, and. consequently, there are but com
parativelyg few s and ales of lines ." Last sear
lon lines oo many of them
h r an very - popular, but so g
far d
this year there
ag been very little of this kind of business
done.
. .
Receipts Crude this week. 17011 bids: last
week. 1 . .1.4311; January Ist to date. 110,961; same
time last year :U.IXL Exports of refined this
rack, 16..%6; hurt week, 1M4 1: from Januarr
let to date. 171.101; same time last year. 1.5.311.
Sales this week. 40.900 bids crude; . 21,500 bids
refined; last week, L'l,s(l)bbls crude; 6,210661 s
refined. ' • .
CRUDE.
As already Introduced.. appeared to be a
shade atronger. though not quotably higher--
no sale* reported. May or seller OD days,
• quated at 12; buyer June or July 124 bid; July
toDecember, 13; and buyer all year KW.
DEPEND',.
Also. moo reported a shade firmer to-day,
though without Important change In prices,
and eery quiet. Sale 1.000 bbla flat July at
WM; 1.000 Ist half same month, at 27M; and
1.000 .ach . June and July at ~ May quoted .
at ^1 June to August.= bid; July to Deem'
bar August to Dectuber.
Ler.mrs e ClLCDT:
A 11 Mills FO. on account ie Bartle; Johnsen
.t.P . 03, on account Thor, Chess; II W C Twad
dle OR On account That Chem; J Wilkins 321.
on account Phila and Roston Pet Co; Tares
tum Oil Works 210, on occonnt P Hutchinson;
Fisher 8r0..500, on account L W youn g; J.„
Wilkins 100, on account A S Palmer: Penn 011
Works /10, on account .7 II Barbour. .;
Total 1,1:73 bbit.
()IL 81I1P/ILSTI , PDit A. O. IL It.
• National Keening - Co., 210 bbls ref. oil to
Warden. F. 3: Co.. Phila. ,
Lockhart. F. & Co.. 51a bids ret. oil to War
den. F. S Co., Phila.
Montsheirner. K. A Co., 100 'bbls ref. oil to
Waring., K. & Co.. Phila.
H. Koehler & Co., 100 bids ref. oil to Waring,.
K. & Co., Mita,
McKelve Bro.& Co.. :07 bbls ref. oil to Lo
ran Bro. k Co. Phlla.
J. A. McKee. 100 hbla refined oil to Logan
• Bro. & Co.. Mira.
J. W. Alexander.= bbls ref. oil to A. It Me
i/tall. Phila.
Citizens 011 Co.. 210 bbla relined oil, to Tack
Bros.:Philadelphia,
Total
12112122
eIIiCLNK.4II. May 111.--Flour unchanged.
Wheat oteady at 51.10111.11 for No.:7.mnd $1.12.
1.11 for No. 1 red. Corn easier. with macs at
Stal.fe , (bits steady at :InaSac. Whisky dull
at $1.07a1.08 for old process made. and patent
made offered at $l.OO. Ness pork firm. and
"held at Paklit.Z. There loan a '-tire demand
ter bulk meats , closing at 12.0 for aboulders.
li 15Xaletse for sides, and but little offered.
Bacon Is in good demand: shoulders sold at
Mc. aides / 0 1.11 Xe. Sugar cured hams are
held M 18 , 4 a Dc. and are In good demand.
Lard Is held at lake. flutter dull at V.a.loa
for fresh: Eg gs are In demand at 15c. Lin
,eed oil n fair Jobbing demand at $l.OO.
Lard oil Inlet and un_chanfiad. Cheese 13aC.ic.
(t o ld DO. buying. Exchange steady at par
buying. 'money market easy.
Dry Goods Mariam.
NEW y ollii , May 14.—Market Inactive, yet
there le no important change In staple go/yd.
apart from passe styles of Sierrinuse fancy mad
Whims prints and Hamilton prints ,
which ara
offered la small quantities at reduced fuiees,
while new Styles WO arm at old rates. Maw,
drills depressed and unsettled. Heavy brown
heating, Orm at liCalk for best southern and
Callen].
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Pirrnactinn QA7.LTrc, I
SA - rgutag. 11, fro. f
•- busingss vtaltinlit., rather slow. but this le
nearly always the case this season of the
year. and, not withstanding there has been
and Is still ssmsiderible growling and con,
,Aaaug. l• t nit trade genet aliy bus
!seen up to the usual standard this spring.- It
Is ten., there tin's linen no speculating. and the
operations in nearly all of the !ending art Icles
hens been el consumptive and leatim.ite
character, but, after all, there has been a fair
whittle of Wisingss in the aggregaje. the ship
nnenwf Pittsburgh manufactimers, both west
d south. lal,Vo been heavy: both
.hydt all and
riser, mid utlr iron tan have succeeded' in re.
claming:a tra.l deal of the trmie lost during
the "stops" and tikes - of tmq. L. i
in.irked. the other day. these is not no much
complaint in regard to t ht. volutni! of !fiestas..
I . nil there is a good Beat of complaint, aud
with gout' reason. too, about wadi margins:
the ampetition in !fenny branches of business
is so strong, that goods are sometimes said at
cost w a erystatn advance thereon. No ob
jections is made to au honorable compet it ion.
It IS all right. teal ,le , olol I.e earmintgral,
according to the old adage, - it Is the life of
[lads , ' fed dot unfromently sere mean itil•a-
Slag, an• ',oriel to by one hoo=tstab a
View of catching the C11%0.411.1, OF another.
ASH -Firmer in the east tint unchanged
her-. Common :soda, 4; relined, 4c: Peagis,
Pt.; Pots.
Continue quiet and unchanged
and the seasonis rapidly draw Ing to it close.
We cant Inn. , 111 q.t.' t per bid.
1111 - rint- Is no improvement, in the
dentand, and as might be expected. th!. mar
iiet is sere doll and prices drooping. We nosy
qteae at _ton 'Li, fear gOl, l l to •trlctly
fresh yell. •
111.:AN,‘ Ihlll awl we nulto... tom utiotution,
to t.1.N4.4 440 r 144144.1.
/NI 4 , l UN- 1,11411 but michanged,
hi et 4.p, pound.
Cli Ntarket awl unchanged -
dealers ard .11170111 , to work off their 44141
...lock. and the 444. w. is' scarcely in marketable
Condition. New Ohio (Iwthen t. 4 11101Cli lit
1:•;..e . ?!11% and New York at Itit.At
O.IIIIION -.ln is Jobbing web' mac lee
quoted at 1:1'... , 4g1. and in moan lots at 251•4.1)4.
fhunand
COUNME.II.--Qulet. and unchanged. 1+3,1/4
per bushel.
BUILD FRIIT —Market quiet and e,
changed. Apples tif47 cts; Peaches ea.: fo n r
waters. and aif-lt for halves. Blackberries.
I+ll led Cherries. attifilll.
fifitiS —Demand rather better. and no can
reitVVAlleYllellittirrltesn'sAlti3eU'lt II rte.
steady
local demand. but fthe arrivals are Increasing
- aml the supply Is (slip up to the home trade.
We eont into+ to quote western flouts+, In store.
at $.... , :5tt3. 3 . 1 for spring 'wheat; .3+3,75ita ('Sr
inter wheat. and SiSi t( for fancy brands.
'yenottr. nrin nl ss'4,
I; IBICERIThe grocery trade appears to
is. slacking off somewhat though this Is
equally the Cone at this. season of the year.
In prices there are no etlallgri to make. but
the feeling. particularly in Sugars and Coffees.
Is not so strong.
BRAIN—The offerings of whent continue
light, and with a good milling demand the
market is ram. though prices are unchanged;
H.15i41411 for real and If I=ite.l.lo for white.
Oats stronger and higher; and strange as it
Inns. seem, rotmdlots are worth as much. if
not more. than small lots will bring in store.
We are reported sales to go east at 53 and 54.
and we doubt it any nsbre could be realized
•
far a wagon load. Ciimoalso. Is firm and
scarce and tending upWard; In the absence of
sale, We eont lone 10 qinde nt It to is; for-ear
and 90 to tli for shelled. live Is firmer but not
gm
- alibis. higher. 113 to 41. cash and time.
though wg did hear of one cash buyer offer
ing Itarley them is little or nothing do-
In -
HAT -Continues very 4%1 with offerings
somewhat In enreun of tho demand. but prices
are nominally unchanged; $1112:1 1 .
LARD 011.-Extra No. 1. $1312.1:31. and No.
2. pals '
POTATOES -Continue exceedingly dullopol
the supple although not large. 7 seerns to be
oansideribly in excess of the demand.' We
continue to i lisle nt 3Yx4O per bushel..
PR. ISION:7.- Demand moderatebutYriees
remain unchanged. Plain Shoulders, EP•htlah;
:41g:sr - Cured do. 11 1 .0714 h.; Itlbbtst Side,
Short Rib. l:: Sugar, Cured
l'anNsivi 10%P.1101..
Lard. in !lentos. I'l.h in kora,
Mess Pork.
SEEDri--No movement in Clover iir Timothy
Seeds no the miason Ls virtually over. Flax
seed is in steady demand at VLIS. and ,
mind lot would tirobilly bring V.Z.V.
1111 K UV TELEGR.IIII.
• ' Nirm. York.
Nl.' YORK. May 11.--Cotton dull and heavy:
haler 1:111 bales middling uplands at 2it'sc.
Hour: reccelps IttiVa lads. Flour dull and Kt.
10c loiverisales.l.SXll,lils at $4.14)10.10 superfine
State western. $7.1d7t11 extra State and west
er.. s.sfilerrn,ll white wheat western extra.
E. 215,1-1.74 shipping extra round hoop Ohio.
.50iiii.:75ra dte hands do.. $.5.75ari extra St.
s4.lildschoice do. Eye flour 'toady':
sales lads at $4.50et.5.75. Corn inealquier.
Whisky unchanged with ttles.lso tibia at $1. 11 9
o.l.lo.lWhent: receipts In= hash. Wheat dull
and declining; sales 3,000 hush id $l. - .:! prime
No. ilMilwatikee. fix
0 - 0.31 w inter red and amber western. $lOl7,
I.si prime toy choice white State. Itye
nominally auch ver anged Barley In fair demand:
sales of 5.1.11 bushel Canadianat 1t!h49. - ...
Corn:receipis duish, corn dull :mil IC
w it h 1111,01111 lit1111:tt
inferior to, lilac. new mixed wistern. 51.10 for
western reeeints bash
outsmore :wine hat iniehanged, with sales
72.090 bush at or,:erse b.r western It, store nail
delivered: 7i1i1.751e for Ohio and "State. Itice•
xleadY at flay in fair demand and un
changed. Hops quiet at 111::52.4,'": for American.
Leather: hemlock sole fairly active at 9ri2lllr
for Buenos Ayres and Lilo Grande. Wool In
buyers' favor. with soled xOll 11 lb+ nt 3745.100
for domestic Ile _
tice 10412 e for ladled.
Coal quiet and unchanged. Coffeeand MO
IMF, quiet. Sugar ithribli/C-- Petroleumst,
steady at hie for crude:owl -.bit: for mined.
Turtientine itt 11qµ.0 for alcohol and
Valid:Ll:Si for manufactured. Copper steady
and unchanged. Ingot dull at EQ.llisse
for lake. Pig Iron in iiirSierate demand. with
sales at 1:11.700.:E for ,catch, and $317r31 for
American. liar iron dill at $75 for relined
English and American.' Sheet iron quiet at
10A41.111: gold for Russia. Nails more active
at 45, it 1 0. cot 5,.R.5.:t. and clinched
Ness pork arm: sales of 900 ails nt s2li.e'ff
29.75. closing at tri,7o7 - Beef steady, with sales
of 290 bhls at lErillGe for (Hain mess. and IliTslxc
for extra mess. Reef hams quiet: sales of 170
ibis at SLS:E3I. Tierce beef firm; sales of 205
tierces at Ma.% for prime mean, and Kll for
India me,. Mirldleii quiet and Urnl. Cut-
mxammovtam=mon
for I+ houlders. and PM2l;c (or hams. Lard un
changed. Hotter firm at IlW.iJfo for Ohio.
Cheese quiet at avl.l.lc. Freights to Liverpool
dull and declining_
Lato4.— Flour closod- doll at Xcllle ismer.
Wheat dull and.in buyer% favor: N 0.2 spring
at sl.ltvi.4l.=: winter red and amber western
ltre nominal. flats steady at tine
for a;entern stoic. tarn dull at rIIZEK/41.12
fur allied western. Pork firm. mess held at
.fai. with Ntyers at C
th. Beet find
an d
good deinand. ainenta quiet and Ono.
Bacon nominal. Lard quiet at 101,kc for prime
steam. Ego steady at PAS,- - 11Un
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Cnteano, May 14.--,Exchange on changed.
Flour quiet unchanged. Wheat 11.ed41 tor 'No
2. closing at Otte. torn firmer. closingat StO,
0.883.ic tot No 2. Oats heavy, closing at 49% , a,
Mk for No 2. Rye quiet. closing at the for No
2. Harley dull and nominal, low forNo
Ighwines firth and sternly, 11,116 for wood and
$10; for iron bound. Provisions artier and
higher. MeS3 pork elo.l at tfitcr=l:l cash
and buyer May. Lard held rat layie. Dry salt
ed shoulders 111;Q:12c.. Receipts tor, the past
24 boom: 4.359 !Ails flour. M,(0) bush wheat.
7;.1 , 00 Lush ..ore, 3Y.810 bush oats. 2.^7 bush
r3-e. bush barley. 4475 hogs. SfiTionents:
7.-10 Ws. floui, 73.%1 hush Wheat. KASS bush
corn. 3.050 bush oats, 1X43 bush rye. 6.11R0 bush
barley, 1.315 hog.. Freights quiet and an
changed.
Cattle quiet. steady ned firm; 1240W=
for common toextra beeves. Hogs active:
$5,85t9.37,H for light to extra.
sit. Louts.
ter. lanqs. Mar 14.--Tobacco active at full
prices. Cotton Arm;sales at 2lkiCtalc. Gem).
Is firm: sales at tl4ll/1.:15. Flour steady
F 4.25 for fall superfine, X at $1...50e4J10. XX /Kt.
Wit, family brands $01.4.7 - 0. Wheat unchang
ed: So 2 spring tea% No 2 red_ fall $1.12kie..1,15,
choice SiiiM.l.4o. Corn Orineri l
chines mixed and yellow at Ineatl. fancy t o
yellow SIX. prime to fancy white 11.040.1.40.
Oats arm nt....a.lit&lc. Rye quiet at tCktalc.
Whisker Is firmer at KOS.. Groceries quiet
and unehanced. Provisions quiet and morn
doing at r 2,5033/ fur pork; for loose;
dm salt shoulders 157'c. do clear rib LL:
packed shims rib 1:11.,c; ACM' rib. hike:clear lk;
bacon: shoulders lilUc-for clear rib, likle for
clear sides. Lord qulet i at 16 , 41 , 1„tic In a
small way. Cattle better arid grades stiff and
higher prices range W:49). hogs unchanged
at dari for ligght to heavy. Receipts: floui,
36400 !ibis; wheat 15.0) bus).; corn WiAOl3 bush:
oats S i ts:Abash: rye MO bush; hogs 100 head.
Clerelen'd.
CLEvgLapn, Nay
Flour
.—i n tiur Arm and un
changed. Ityn our ste ly and unchanged.
Wheat lower; No. I red m ered at MIN. but
buyers are holding MT: No. , s red at glinl.2).
Corn quiet; choice now Mined Ink; Nn. I yellow
held at 9tlr,. Oats - steady at tgle Ng No. I
state Itye quirtgnil held at teeitgl. Barley
dull and nominal. Petroleum quiet and leas
gm. with sales renned at gle; ear lots and un
der at 24,, , , , fr.5r; erode lower and held at }-5,40
per Wit
Nen Oi•brans. •
NKW 01ILE1NR. May 13: -Flour limier. super
PLN)34.7.1; XX ss.lt/a....r0: Xxx f 4.17146.00.
Corn: white R 1.34. Oats ;gr. Hay dell :
River bay Ft. Louis INIHZIT. Other •art
eleg unchanged: Whisky $1,741.1.1a. Sterling
4 €''''• •
ew Outrage. May IL. -Flour nt 'Lai
9•41.75. Corn don. white RIXKLLNK. Oats
lower at 70a72x. Henn .1.40. Hay quiet.
prime. t $26. gime. pork is lower at gal.
Hamm shoulder* laNe, clear rib ITN•c. clear
Odes IsHc. SWl•ef rued Imam at lidirdLl9Mc.
Lard: tierce lar•kg!lHic. keg PiNaMr• "g ar '
Whisker SI,INPL 17N C
Prime EINc. giolassm: twlmo reboiled at Mc.
•
Prime "
=CM
•
I.outtivii.Le. Mar'.t.ku. If.—cotton weak and
r:
lowe middlings }lour $.l Corn Irregu
lar: sales at 11.31102.• Wheat sl4trikigl.
Oats ;tic, Rye fl. Pork 131. liar lower: choice
tlt2o. Provisions firm withan yard ten
dency. York *4l. Bulk meats 12 .1( 1 601 , 110.
Bacon j3 ,, ,e.17F0T8e. Lard MC. iekv.l.oel.
Tohnecue sober 261 hhda at rotCYBA for fronted
t o lug, t 1i,:n077,24 low to good leaf.
1.80.1 bbl
Baltimore.
BAINII , IOIIE. May dull and VIRIPt:
receipt. large; Rafensuperfine, at $.5.1:8ei..17.
IVbent firm for Marylmui at 1 1.:50el.kl: Penn
,fraula Anil al ti.:r79.1.1.3. Corn dull white
$1,8r,h1.23 and - yellow # 1 .1 .r0,1i. Batt firm
xt Ode. l'rovii.lone hem end unchanged.
Whisky very Ail Iron bound $1.10; wood sl,ou;
patent $1,0..
Philadelphia
PHILAVELPHIA, May 11.—Flour more active
with Nor' hwextern extra family at Ufajon,oo :
Ohie ss.7,@,nxi. Wheat in fair demand with
western red at sl.:Cial.4o. nye unchanged.
Corn steady with mixed at $1.12. Oats limier
with titate at atßak. Petroleum lower with
crude at 19, , 5e: refined Whisky steady
at $1.111e.1.11 for Iron bound.
.
M f ,y • IL—flour quiet nod ntently. Wheat
A
and a shade lower for N 0.." white Wa
bash; $1.30 for Itio. I white . Michigan;
Si
for
amber Michigan: sl,l7tic for N 0 . 2; red $1.17.
Olga quiet nod unchanged for No. I at eoc.
RA:trip! 5: flour 700 bbls; wheat 7,a00 bush; corn
3,330
bunt
oats 3.71) bush.
Nflinstake4
14 tLIFAVIKEL, April 14.—£1Our dull city XX
Vaeat weak M VAX for IS o. /.90Xa
PITTSBURGH , DAILY GAZETTE : • MONDAY. MORNING, MAY 16, 1870
for No 2. Oats dull at for :Co 2. Corn
and barley nominal. Rye easier at 777 , :e for
No. 2. Freightelinelianged. Receipts—Flour.
4,0. , Wit, wheat: bush. Shipment:. --
Floor. IMO bbls; ‘VII,At; Ji41.0.70 hush.
OEM
•
MEMPHIS. May IL—Cotton dull at — `:'4e; le
:Sill hales; exports. la - z bales. Flour
o r ru ”nhettletlat flat Oats dull
at lk. Ilay du!! tiriln soiree fit
Pork dull at It3l. Lani :a Risley. itmeon
dull; shoulders 12h and tides lifit.ltst.
DETROIT. AIITD /lola fir 11l n ith .1
deoom.l. W Rent firtn..r; extra *h7 , l).
N.,. I}l.lo. reEolar SI. ,amber Con,
flat, 0i11467, Barley: NI) 1 SERE sl.al
IP^r rental. rut at neg . . 21.1.1.10 c.
• _ •-• • •
Art* (Mean,
Nt.,w OIdEAN•i, Mas• It—Cottonquiet and
limn middlings 22. 4 41 . .-27 i; .teg L E I bales,
recalpt%l.:Cl.l. exiad - v• :0 Great Britain
stock Ind,aa•
=
Prirsuato;a, F. dm 10.arsa: am) (Ilica))))
1 4.3 1 ,..1) 1 W1 1 .,31113' 11.--1:00)kgs lard. bbls lard
" 1 " )) )3'4':' l 3" .1; 10 hates.h bbjck. 115 - nrard
& Emerson; 5 pkgs candles. I .1 Lawrence. 1 1
bales broom corn. 10 1. Hut/bank 5 bbl,
brancle..l F Fine), rot :3/ hi bbl, 1111). F 1 dth
.0 Hall; 50 bbis alcohol. Hostetter & entitle I
hs Istroti, 101wtal 0, II & ED bbis non,
Dan Wnllnee; i(11 (1.0 do, owner; 30) do do.
Seltoteaker Langenheint: 1011 di) do. owner,
:t Wigs whlsk .1 (0 310(irew • 21.1. s butter.
Volo. 31:11))0 . 01 & (1); all oil 1)1;ls. Johnston •&
I• , 5 lon boner, Stool pro: 110 lolls, boon). 1)
31 . alchett & 011:2;tot sks oats. EAR &
23 lON 13•111 handles. (V 313r/tort: II bales
t wine. II Ilerwig .0 2.1) sks oats, Schnel
bach & Heal: 47 bdls shovels. Myers & 0)
lor. pails, Dilworth, 11 & )1 tubs bolter. :11
bas cheese, N .1 Dradett: IS I,s, w 01)3,1' Ilini
"'"11 & Sons: 5 Ibis whisky. 11i11inFrr, & Steven
son: 12 less cheese. Woodworth & I); 1:10 half
1,01:. herring". r". Ste, ensott.
03 / 5 (:011. .1 , 1 1 l'lrrsnt• • ItAil.nom,
151 , 11,30. May It. '• ears ore. Dilwort h. P .0
Po: 5 do 111,11.. Niniirk & I'w 10 do I s ore.
E ohm Iron Mills:2,lo metal. Chess. 1.4110) 11
& 5): I do 11, Moorhead .0 151: I ha me/Heine.
Hart's 0 IlwInc: 25 1,1,1- oil. W Wilson & 1 . 0;
has stay/ h, Rinehart .o'l l ll,oloo 1 ca_r grind
stone. I.lpploron & Bak., e 11; 1 1 .1100 ft 1111013er.
I loot h.O Spoon 05 ni shingle». 5,1111 fl Itlntber.
Sim. .0 elude:: lot furniture. 10-11erger:..25
hdis broono)..l l'onnor: 21 41:s rye. Mellenry &
flood: 2 Nils sacks. Rose .0 Ewing; 211 1/1,10 alp
PR , V. 324. 31 ,1 ro: 5 bills o meal. Ed II male
tow 2 sk- ra,. I keg butler. It Peet:2 Ithls
whisk • - A II 3lrGrew & Co; sks oat, 0 bbla
Nutt.Drahain 0 31or011111 177 sks IV .1
Meek:2 can st one../ 1.1, 11 nos; I/01s baron.
.01 w ell .1 Lee: 2S sit, oat)), Grahnin & 31.
Prrrsnuantf CiStassart Aso Si. Loch;
Italtattlan, May H.-78 two roe. 17 do barley.
dooms. S 1100.1: 11:i do do, E-Shields; :at Ithls
steel,' keg do, Singer. N. Co; 3 wagons. 9
00Vers.,W SWIM, & Co; 2. ears Moe, - W
Hastings; I do .10..1 Palmer S Son; I do oats.
McHenry & AO/ bblf whisky. J Pinch & Co;
'Alt es hone, 10.1 bbl, hour, Watt, I. & Co; 5
blab! alcohol, II I. Fnhnestock & .Co; y ton beef.
E 410 do. EII Myers .0 Co;'1 cask
snap.. 11 rnIT: 3 bbla eggs. Cra ord. ighead;
hgo s MOW, &A; 4 lobo l W
nankin & Km; 24 born flour. Meanor & Al
lags onto. Bricker & Co; 40 do d W 1.1 Hagan;
do do potatoes. 0 311110 m a bgs barley . . till
tore. S St'o;:k; do do. Robb & II; 1 ear wheat.
It T Kennedy & Boo; I do do, S W Bonsgwrder;
Ido lumber. II Schmidt; i to staves. N I'
Adams Bro; H 9 hg, ram It Christy; bbl, nil.
3 rases lard. 1 lon candles. Volgt.. NI & Co; 3
bb's nil, C Able; 5 ton d beef. 'Reese °Wens: 75
ten halos. I do beef, J H Parker; 170 hgs rye,
W J Meek.
Prrignl:ll6ll AND (70,043.LgVILLE 11911,..
noon, May 11-40 ska oats. D. Wallace; 46
boo wheat, 2.19 do oats. Scott. A flbsal; 3 bble
74 sks scraps. H.yeler & Co; 48 Mils high
wines, IV 3lcCully, Jr & Co: 9 wills leather,
II Anderson; 35 bgs oats, Scott & 0; al bbls
whisky. Dilllnger A Stevenson:ll pkgs leath
er. D Chestnut & =ll bbls paper. Smith &
Francis; 1 Mil tallow. A Wilson A CO; 3.1 bbl(
cement, Brockett & Co; 6 bbls m sugar. Volgt.
91 A l'Al; 11 , rolls leather, A E 31eason: 15 eke
rags. It Christy; .5 blilittretnent. W II Nnntker
A Son; 75 do do. Hartman A Eckel . ; 8 rolls
leather. Junker Ili; 24 sits neite. IV Welsh &
Co: 50 eke wbent. J S Liggett & Co; 49 bbls
whisky. Little & 3lechling
A tr.. !tax V Vg MEV 1iA11.1111.11,. Nov 1(.-IL'
eke potatoes. Canfield A Kt 91 do note. It do
wheat, 7110 eye. 7 do cons. Scott A-0; 2 lib's
eggs. I box butter.' II Klingensmith; I roe
grain, W J Meek; I do do. Culp A S; I do lime.
Henderson A (Inn 1 6hl eggs. I. .1 Illanehard;
2 do do. 2 kits hinter, Ern ggerinnn. A 0; 1 roe
Ilint,ll. 31e Knight & Co; 3 do do. J 31norhead0-
do stoll, 1317.11:11; 1 130 511, IlenderSollS, Co; 5
rolls leather, Seibert A 11.-
Al.J.Witr2, STAI - 1 , ,g, Nay 11. cars um.
Lewis. Bailey A Dairen; 'car ore, Opang.si
Co; roe Mintier. C Taggart; Ido rye. lap
Shepank i car lumber. L Walters A 1 ,,
hide.. 1 MIL tallow. A Hielstine; eY,,,
do nets, 90 tills flour, It Knox A Son; 1 car
cooperage, J N Hemphill; 1 do do. Italyn A H.
cc=
11r.skv8 nraLE. May sks corn.
Mellen, A 11:25 ale 1/1/Is. .1W Mi IL-113 tts. 180 ks
whent..f S Liggett A Co; 7 Irv. ego. / 1 Itg's d
kg. do, 111 Baird: :81 aks oats. Mc-
Cracken. C. & Co: 1 bbl cps, S Elserhnrd: 142
sks oats. W Welsh Co; L bhl. eggs. Votgt. 01
A Co: 1118 As oats. 11 do corn. 0 Ilrown: 121 do
do. 311.1k/ne:.o A: 13 /4, corn. 1 box eggs.
Kroner. 11 A Co; U bales hay. S It Patterson:
31448 rats. W Welsh A Co:3 bbl. flour. 8 bales
Cample/11 A C.
i'ry.rsetr mat. BROWNSVILLE ... 7OO GESEPA'
PACSaZ CiINIPANY. Mar 14.-1811 bss w glass.
it C Setonert 4:: 1/1.1/. ayele, 31 W nankin: 71
ski corn . John/Lon 31eFarland: log corn.
Campbell 1'; 664 galls s ware, WII 17110 per
On 24 Intles hay. 111 Carlislt; Id
sks oats. S Stephens; 5.1 tills S board, Il C
Kneeland:93/11ms w ginse..lohn Flack: 5 bbls
eraekers. Kroner A Kohn.
RIVER PACKETS.
NIIIIOAG %UM% lIIIVEII.
THE FLEET STEI 31 ER
_ .0 .41 - --•
B E LE.
J: W. nCUfI: - ..
Independrill Pittsburgh, Brownsville and
Geneva Packet
Leavo. Hlet .loan o
"re MonnaM-ein Bridge
... , .. 3 , 1; . : 1 11 , 31 , A Y.l 1,11 . 10, , 1.A and SATIat
. . .
oirrr Freight and l'it.e,hger. V , ail
the .11,nonguln•la river.
f rolght ..rrnonn.f..apPlT•misso 4 ..4nt l\ hurt
nt (0.4 .4 titan; sorrt
SAM% PATTERSON. Ag.nt.
==l
F ° le l gt . cl i' * ( ) ! TlA' k T L lTLl!
—The eanmla rfiaasenemr ..earner
IK.VLIAA ea
Jame. 3leneen. alert, fit ( leave fo r r the aboveonmaandcr.
and
Intermediate parts THIS 11AT. Mar IS. at 4 P.a.
For freight Cr 10n1.43111T apply on Intel or m
mill FLACK COLLIM:Ve OW). Agent,
OR ST. LOUIS.
r 1,1181:QUE AND
nne It.nanFer Manmer
SATAN% A . Capt. Hammes,
lyare for the ^lsere and Intermediate ports on
SATU RDA V. Nay 14th.
MELEE!
VOIL EY .1 NS VI
f er m A T . , m A a ;p_ t r , T.
17 .1 the PlelolGf
WILD DUCK,
And Barges Swan and Dove,
-J. W. ANAWAI.T
clf ARLES ADAMS. C"" 1 1 1:gt
WI . II tear,' as announce 4 atop,.
nw freight uppll t. ,
Will. .111
G. IL Co_ m
Agent,
Orr through bingo( lading tn. oOr
.nd It landings on the M 1.21.9100 and MIS
woo,' river, myth
CINCINNATI.
VOR I'OitTSMOUTH
isCINNATI.—TIse nevinot
5p14;n414 •tramer
GRANITE STATE,
IMEEM
will Ipare. (or the •horr, mut IntenUrthhie pate
1 , 1111M1 . . May 13th. at 4 P. ts.
Fur freight or pamaßo apply on board. or In
=
ntyl, Agra.
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
PACKET LINE
new and rplendt I 6141 c-whee l.
jl4 l , r i;;it
creamer
T
N I _A-T.2X_,
Min a kW Vinr,flk.`:":4 - r im:
I gA p z. . fr p n r : will leave elnelonatt IMMIt i " .51 ' .1N-
Y"r
freight "r
J r AISYNI'OI.UNS. Arnnte.
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
PACKET LINE.
The now end splendid*
trn able-wheels
Jimer A lIL O
INUTN. DANIEL
3100 RE. Master. A. R. RIMPARD. Clerk. I
PlDeburgh fur Cluelnuntl every TUESWAY et 11
3L prnmptly. Retuming.leuresCineinnstifor Pi tlx.
rgb. et II 31. ever, PRI DA E.
Fnr freight, passage, or ottmr Infdinnation. •pply
on board or to
JA511 , 41 COLLINS.
fol FLACK h. COLLINOWOOD.:Ageets.
STEAMSHIPS
TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS.
TONVN. - THE INMAN dIALL
HlNA.llBlllrltuntherlogedeteen first- a=
delis reseed, emend' them the colder/I
led
CITY OD PA me. CITY Or ATWUNP,
city odyr HoSTO.N. l:ITY Or BALTIMORE.
CITY or LONDON.
F.11.Y13.111 RDA Y. fr.= Plor 43 North
Itl yer. Turk. Fur pnosage or farther Informa
tion apply to
WILLIAM ,lIIIIGIIADI, Jr.,
=
FLOUR
p EARL STE.ti FLOURING MILLS.
R. T. KENNEDY & BRO.,
IT=
mManufacturers of the following celebrated brands
°t antrums Brand an aQuasd Pl.ty
&sr Blue Brand. A N o. zutru E.. Floor
Out Rives entire satisfaclon :
I Mar Bed Brand. arood >amity Flour, superior
to &nett( Use M sato. grads I r epa market. -
I Noma, vrainatuttol as eon.
April tie. IWO.
RIVER NEWS
The river continues to recede so•adily
at this point with aim feet Sim inch, in
the cluumel last evening,
It is reported Ilutt there in tohe'another
opposition boat placed in the Mononga
hela ri ce:
MON llnmilton and
are-the pilots en the Hate ICltut:dn.
'flip wild Duck bargea, I 'aid. Atiawalt,
are announced for St. Louis. Slu• will
take Metaphiti and New Orleanti (might,'
also
Tin• Messenger, l'ittbburgh to St. 1.01111.1,
vnx dl retirn'on Friday. also the I.ln loons
Simpson lime., and 'Horrid,.
Cell ‘'o[ got *23..:i110
!lon likol% i, trill centred for
another Iron! .
The N. iltarles arrt, et( Di eire t• - clock.
m. ou Saturday and upend again the
.111.• evening.
The Kate Putnam left far Nashville nr
Sat ortlity evening with n fair trip null err.
tint-temente. MOW, inrhtdiug 2,500 hogs
nails sit \P heeling.
The l3i!l.•vernou frum St. Loi
lit mum yeslerdny
IS 1111 e. fr i,i cilwitumij
14 , 11;ly and mi urn lIS tmunl 10morrow
lit m.m.
lii. Belle arrived from I 11111,Va on Fri
'lnc night with 0 good freight trip and
(mite n iiiii kilwr nf. pasiaingera. She - re.
turned RS ~anal an SAlllrdfty eve n ing.
The ii.ll‘llll, 1 . 110 . 11/111:, 1111111111111.111:1111
for St. Limit; forthwith, mid iiitt,ti•stgitrs
uud ttltiittiont should hear Thin in 11111111.
—We i•lip the following, particulars in
regard to the accident to the I lasgow nt
Louisville, from the Cincinnati . (.metre:
dust after midnight on 'Miami:iv, in
passing out of the I ottisvillo Cnal . , she
struck her how on the sandbar jnot ho
hits the mouth of the canal. and swung
ariand, striking the bow of the l'r(lee
tineehniadside with great force, crnshing
in her own sides and tearing on' lair
wheel and rudders, and causing tier to
take water freely, lint with the pumps
she was kept afloat. Yesterday she lay
at the bank. with how down st resin. and
several ineheu of water titer hOlll guards.
The Palestine was alongside, relieving
her of her cargo. All the freight in the
hold and on the main deck will lie i'm.
sicli•rably damaged he water, lint towlint
amount is not known. No one
,WHS is
jurist by the accident. When the freight
in removed it will he sent forwanl. 'and
the limit will go on the canal docks for
repairs. The tilasgow wan owned lOW in.
nuns! in Pittsburgh, and her cargo was
insured in this city. Some insurance
companies had heavy' risks on the cargo.
The policy emnpanies were lepresented,
so far as were 111111• to li`lllll, Ada.
ware Mutual ii,kii;p7; Home of yi.w York,
$1001: Security of NOW York, Vital;
Eureka. 900: American. $864 30; Coroner:
dal. $133; Burnet, 0,700. • Besides these
the Cnion. Globe, Cincinnati. Queen City
and others held risks for.mtrinus amount.;
Latent advices indicate that the cargo
will not suffer pinch damage.
—The P. W. Strader is laid up at Port
land for want of business. In this row
101 l We reproduce the following from
the Louisville 4 4 a-u: Heretofore the river
trade was the great artery of the city, bat
of late vents it has dwindled awns., and
other cit its which were far beltimi as in
business, population and wealth, are now
taking the lead. Oar wharves nre de
serted half the time, arid instead of hav
ing a daily line of packets, oftent iuo•.
two, to New Orleanß, ,we have r a re ly
more than one or two rat a week, and not
more than one first-class bOlll that can be
called nor own.
--The following is front the Memphis
rahrtiehr, of Tuesday: In the case of
Sant Houston vs. It. F. Donnelly. in the
United States Court at Little Rock, jiolg•
myna h as ~,,, .4ven tln , plaintiff in the
mini of Ml,o'll trentsand d o llar s . Th e suit
wan for imprisonment during 111,, war.
Donnelly being an of firer in the Ottifed
erate service, and, liouston was a Union
spy. Hence his imprisonment.
--Says the I Incinnat Ewirrirc . r. of Fri
day A N.A,• wos recovered front the
river near t'oltunlyitt. resterday, which is
supposed to be that of the young woman
who claimed to be the mile of the late
captain Mime). Martin, and who, from
grief at his death. jumped overboard
from the chile packet Mary AMMO, n‘.l . •
cal tnnilths since
K rirs.es L:..ted into ion
Irsef lo supply et err gas rompnhyoo ,he
river from lisokul, to St Paul. ire Lutu,g .
ilslons. with Pittsburgh coal lin the
return of the Antelope, that vessel, in
company th the Tiger: will
take tin the fleet of barges and make the
the distribution along the river. •
—This improvements on the. Tentivissee
at I . ollterr'S Shoals are progroSsim; !kir
hlly. NVlten the . obstructions At that
point are all i-1...c0d_ preparations will
he made to clear oat obstructions 01 the
Miksch. Shoals. Then the Telineeaer
Hirer trill have uninterrupted navigation
front Paducah to
linoc cif le. -
-Thc Honer committee nn
has agreed to n - port an appropriation of
./4:10.0110 for the intprovement "of the lip
Tennessee, between Chattanooga alll
Lotoloh. This is $lOO,OOO more than is
asked for the widening of the Louisville
1 1intil—it work 100 times as imporerent
—.l dispatch from Ca pt. lleorge W.
Scare says that the wrecking boat This,
1 7 .F:cher! has taken the rug., of the
aunken steamer Kenton to New ortent,,,
to Ise delivered under protest.
—Memphis pears say flee and
h line - I, are delivering freight (sun St.
Louis there iii eighteSui and - twenty rota
lioura shorter time than titer r ve.r were
hrfOre,
• —Nev Orleant. papvrn of Monday n'
Inn. (*Richman and St. hoitin freight 4
plentifid for the newton. River travel
north and west was getting active.
!'meal river, in Texas, is only •
two hundred miles lomr frimi its so urce
. to
where it empties into theandsloope; yet
it is as large as the Merrill's,
--Captain Wm. Conley low been ay.
jointed commander of the _Fontanelle nt
St. loads. The Fontanelle In loading
fnr lied_river, •
—The colored laborer, on the New Or.
Leans levee are erin atrike; for 4.1 a day,
ranting a delay in the movement of river
freight,-
-The Dexter made the nun inim New
ortean, to Memphis (against adverse
'Weather . ; in-less than iuwenty-two hours.
—Latest reports find only • 2$ Indies
'water in Wabash. The, West' Wind is
laid up.
EEC=
AUCTION.
Chartiers Cemetery.
PUBLIC SALES
131 RI L LOTS._
On the Crimpl erj_llrounds.beginiiing at 10
A. 'Lon FIATUBDAF and mutt/suing AnLO,
MT. W.SIVII ) .161). " 2".
I"7°.
" -
Chartism l'etneterr lccitnated on • the Temper
as
and Plank Road, about 3 miler
from thei River and one-quarter of • mile from
Inc,.MCDens been a full/
end arM g
managers can olter the
moavdigible iota at suit the Pureell,Yr
end much below the britrasnirw current in tire e'` ,
remetriries. An who hare not yet purchased n
Family Burial Lot are partleularly directed hillisee
sales, and urged to mime at „nee and make selection
of a bit while Me pricer are co low.
Viators trim the cities mot bomughe can reach
the (. .lieeter.2 lir taking the Ace„rurnortation
leaving the union Depot. at 11413 A. a. /easiest
m D rsnt n •sfell=ll l :l7,:: 112 Verge n t g riTa;
trainrit cemetery Htatlon. Trains return in the
at tenumn 14302.nd 340 P. Si. .1 0 1292_
REE RAILROAI) EXCURSIO.
A, TIMID ORRAT RALE OF' BEAUTIFUL
IDTS AT S t r ICEMOOIIT, MONDAY A FTEIt-
NOl4.lllar at .4 u'cleek, fin the MOTOR.. All
but 7 Lots of the original plan having been pur
chased at lhe First and Hormel tiabill, th . R f ,:} l T h e ;
=e b : i' l v irti;X:Vd 4 . " Piir n trai i ,lo7 , 4, t„
„teat the inur e r ed demand. determine hi have
Third lisle. Home of the lots reventir sold are al
ready being improved. There wishing steep e nd
wean[ hOOH hould not tail g',ll,vidzitz
erred
°lie !inn two fears, with interest secured br
mintlnsite. 010. as part Of truth garment, to be
Pldi.,-Turgh latrlkWitrlPTßAlN, hendohire,
will leave the Connelimille tiepin. Pittsburgh. at
I ~cluck pretiscir on day of tale, and convey
grown oul. Oadies and gentlemen) to nnd from
the Belo EEL% stopping rat station. on the route.
and returning at Q Mick. Nu one under twentr
one reward age allowed on the Train, No tickets
required.
W
mill A. bUILI.
•
AuctioNneer.
LEGAL
.. I TOTlCE.—Wbefeas Let tem of Ad.
• L EY to the estate of THOMAS N.
NLEY. late of Collins township. defense& have
keen oranted to the subscriber . ..lt Perm^. indebted
to the wad estate see requested to make immediate
r=e16.5.4,1.,1grtht.,zt gzurwrnlN:
known the same without delay to-
CATHARINE FINLEY. Aderdn'o..
or W.C. Augoloosugo. Attorney, No. HY Dtsrennti
Aprll3o. ltl7o.
Sweet Pltistough.
tor/Nab'
__
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
application eUI be made. to Illa'Excellency.
W. GO 1. Govornor of peonrilv anle, f , pr the
pardon 'of TIIO3IAB CAILOON..Inta of Temper
Allembetly
SPEOLAL NOTICES
cossuiPTlON.
DEL •SeIIENCK - ti Pi t.31 , ,N1c SYRUP fvr the
e nfroughs, Colds and Cont.:nation.
Dr. at aellENCß'st SI:Alt - KED TONDI fur the cure
Daspepsin mad all the Debilitated Conditions or
Ah rig. ' .4rgtCFC'S SIANDIL% E 1 . 11.1.. u, for DIA
""EV tVeoUlL'rr„`r•i"e3:',VA°.l!:".t.l:==i
Fertile s clro -
Seaweed Ttntle and Manilnitlo 1411.11.0,i In mr
tainting the Romani /Ind Liver and help the loul
rn.,nl, 8 1 , 11 p to Moat and i.onpli through the
hltnlt•baleb. by whini means a enre .ovn ef
feattol.
T hor ledirities c•.:isno7onslf Offered In
2;1.41‘,7,71g,',Wr Pit,*
Dome morbid conditions of the body which load to
that fatal disease. Liver i'maphant end Dyspepsia
an, often foterynnen td,Consuniption. and when
they manifoot ilieruselses the! roanlre the Mon
prompt attention.
The Pultlvone stymy is a reedinne which has had
holg probation before the pnblic. Its value hen
lonti Ronal. by the thousandres it has Lunde
through n petted of more than thi cu rtydlre years. In
all of which time Its felnitnion hna tnertmeed• and
the most °Latino. skuptleinti MI MI longer doulA
that It he renany winch may be used with con,
donee town enact which mhnit of a MI, •
If the paUctit will neseyeringly follow the direc
tions which acoompany each bottle, he will certain
ly be cured, if his longs ore not ha, much wasted
to . 1 . 111, a mire l , vinible. Er.m Incan, aupposed
to be incunod, rhea friend, and physicians Intro
lileapaired. the use ,•i Medicine hos saved the
hro of the patient 11 . 111 i rcatted him to inlen
h
e alth.
fir. Schenck dorm not say that all enaca Pnl
nionary
he
en, within the.reneh of Own!
icine,fed ho emphnt Wally tunnel tint often when
Intlent, have the moat Rimming- elm atoms, scarp
as a am e nt ough. creeping night awe u,
are
la b ile dohi bent such Onfree that the)
are obliged ln and when they are given
tip ha ihalephysician. they Inn> ntill be cured. No
Iledical treatment can create new lungs. bat when
se lung:taro tpry molly diseased end to ,inie
tent elite Piny be effected IT . lir.
Schenck's niodicule.
Also. In Senortzloneo (/seams these Medicines tire
eqUellr °Mole. Dr. :knlet pPupygr u pp, 4
a number nr e.. who have been 'warty coverni
with running snre* end tuur ;umlaut up. Tlibt
nrotertles, which must he able
to heal cavities In the lungs.
In the treatinent 'enytimptlen It In of the ut..
e lln g errt in aily4l:2
tlnntumll,l~yn~rtutheAlFrn
-11en.
such mean. my will mak la e
tliT:iio?..llnnl ' lWlVe " , '" -
tilde 1 . 110 articles melt suitable !er the diet of
, iyre designateth.ln I/r.
intent :limnnmT, wl 111 are chytrilitr.t anitul
hmsly. In geheral,.the tneyt highlyuntrlt.mnertl
clea are lei he preferred, lalt thn rrigentlraorgans
must be ytrengthenett in order to make either teed
medicine F.ery terabit,. Thin requirement...met
hy the Senweed Tonle, and for thly pu11.... a was
d' A l f " ?‘ " tl is net
the Vl . a:t it p ‘ rf c .i t a:r teltVg'.‘tVe"..l..%".'de order
patient .nrigernted and the' letup. i..Ntn'tn:eater
else their functions In it nortual and healthy wan
wilner.
effect Then
the the
eu h rr ealing in meta et Pultnonte Syrup
l .
Pulttionery Connomptlon Is atonal alrtaya
pliented with Dyspeteda and liver Complaint
schencles Illandrake aro Intended to renmen
ohntractions from tin Liver and restore Ito healthy
action. 'rimy here all the elltracy which ;Inert bed
to enlontel or . blite man... and are warranted not
to contain a particle of any rulnend poison. The,.
Pill. rare the moat °iodinate costive.... sick
- headache. ellen. billions idler:Dom, Ind all .dlier
dineasen a Inch nil.. front a toid or ...trolled
condition of the I.lrer. One boaof those pills will
[Wore the efficacy of the medicine.
In I. , nnuniption•tho Seaweed Toxin and Man
drake are Invaluable auxiliary medlrlnea.
They relieve the anaemia. of the patient end tonna
the Pennon.. !imp In effecting. cure. They hare
loon found made' In nava:wed ...gm. of Comm.,
tion. where the lung. are alin..st entindy dent toyed
phdsacl' .. y 11n[d4a5e AC .
I s , pe l e l d lZ y
M ea th u . d Thei d
n o e f
the
wice(' who were actually in dying condition
Imre been prenemed - for Months by the use of
Schenrk'a three great remedies.
Dr. Schenclie Almanac contains n full !tontine on
the verb.. forms of insane... Ids I/1141, 1d 11 velment
and generuLdireetiona how to une hie ...Miner.
br had gratis. or sent lin 1.11 by whin...ming hie
Principal Ontee , No. 13 forth Sixth &Mud. Plain
dEdell, Pa.
Price ld the Pulmonic Svrite. and Seaweed Tonic
Vnh S 1.3? per bottle. Or 0.30 a hall dote..
nintrake .111. 23 cents a box. her tale by nil
druggists. tieZ.:.dAT
; - . - i - e.%!”110CTOlt ivitirri ER CONTI N.
uKs TO TREAT ALI. PRIVATE DIS
EASES. That numenata clan. of cianes regulting
from nelf-oitiae. twleiticing unmanliness. nerviona
debility . . Irritability. eruptions. POIII4IIII end...long.
and tinnily Impotency permanently cured. Persona
afflicted With delicate, latritalii and b.. Mending
csitutional. complaint. are PARC!, invited to
l fir consultation, which coats nothing. Expe
rience:the taw( of teachers. has wielded hint to
Perfect rented., nt once ettlelent.rafe.PllVlllAt ..... t.
and ankh (WI be u.nf Wltlv hind
ranee to Monne., Medicines prepared in the e
n.
h n. ilsbnient, which embreres orlice,leeeption and
walling rooms. al«. boarding and mieenlng niwrt
ments for patient.. requiring torn.at utter. -
tion. and vapor and `Lea hat Naha, Dion roncon
'rating theinmral mineral sprit,. No matter who
hare Lolled, mate our raw. Read what he say+lo
hin pamphlet of Ilf, pages. emit to any ieldrese for
la.. manna. In ...Med envelope. Tou.:ids of mem.
treated annual', at "Mee and all over the country.
O ' : ‘ l l l ' .:=e r t r .t ' n ' erl4 l : - .:;2 ll (l= P Pi ' l l ialftrreZ.
Doer. 9A. 31. .9 P. at. Sundays 12
Pamphlet sentto any addreas for Tan 0011.1 , 1.
•
U .- MA N 11001): H : H
OW LOST : ,
/tEsTORED -J tint Published lu a peeled
and Ihalirnl t'ur,' of
Spermatorrlora. or Seminal Weaknew.. and int
meets to Nlarringe generally-, Nervoininown. l'on
%um Epllepas. and Mental Plrralol
Iticapacity..te .I.i 'LUDT. J. PPLVERWEI.I.. It.
D., auth.or lila 'Greve Wad, - Ac. A ItotiN To
TIIOI.7SANDS OE suirk•EliKlLS - Sent meter
neat, Ina plain envillope. to any addreas. Postpaid.
177. 1 1. ` `g,TIVV . -Zn,kll". 1.13 Monett. \ew
York.
..arri P a os e t G n u i icde Nor 43 1 13. Also lie. Ctlremel . .
Mg o."
price 23 rents. 134 3, wa1i
: - .. -" HATC111:1,01I ' S HA llt DYE.—
--
TM. splendid flair Dye the beat In the
world. nannies, reliable. Inatantancons.does not
c.tain lend. nor anr VITALI, 101.01 to ' , nature
VaITI.II3III or death. Avold the ',stinted and daily
sire pregiarations boasting sinews the. not poa.
sea.. Tin. gent... W. A. Batchelor, flair 'An tina
bait 30 sear. untarnished reputation to .{{..gale
integnii an the onfr Perfect 11 111 Dye-Mack or
ItTrn't 4""'d
"ft-10
FINANCIAL. V . -
All 14:111CA N 13:0
No. POltri.lll A VelllW,
virrsiillam
C.ISII c., PITH L. .I. 9/00.000
Stockholders Individually Liable
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BASK "V DIS.WST ASP , I , KPOSIT.
.1 , .11S FIIVD. • "M. EDIVIA
Bro.lolont. . ...bier.
[Mt tioit.:
MO.
• Z • S l V{l " .l. l ;.=l t it7l l . l. • . I ,o• ' ' ' ial(t M el
JRI3/1.14 W. Arrott. Jul.. fl. Krlly.
1.1 t... 11. I.evf•tf7 %V
John Floyd. •
'Mx Haut I> uorr fnlly orgsnly..letn , l prfrafel to
doegenernl Nanking tm.lne....
1. !"!..W .
FIII4',EHOLD BANK .
AND BUILDINC ASSOCIATION
No. 100 Fourth Ur., rittsbureh
CAPITAL ~ .
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DEPOSITORS SINTRED fly ENTAT.•
AN!, INTEicrsr AI.LoWED ON TIAlk
POSITS. • _ •
proodr. 11l I, E.
V In. J. S. CRAFT. A 1.A.N1 JAI,FIS.
P111.1.1.1rs
JASIIM j. , 11.A • • HO
THOM AS -STF:tI.. • J . A RED . M. BRUSH,
. . ,
THOMAS W. DAVIN . .
i4terelary and Treugumr—Tllo.l4.ol
As. Want Outlier -JA.AII".S P. SPEER.
mine hours Turn to r.
than,. and every eintuntny evening from 7. in 1 0.
• aritt
commmicw, -
BANKING COMPANY,
No. 92 Fourth Ave., rillshorth
CAPITA I *200.000
Stockholders Individually Liable.
W, 11. EVEILSON, W.I , A/WM:3I,
Presldent. • Clothier.
13j , IPIA Y.
N'tinl. l . l lFirt.
w. 0. II II AllT j Ild."1,1111.140N.
hwte .d 1 neeete•lble points or the
U Vi l gV47 nnpt Is! TA.
rronliot •Itentlqn preit loan butane., nt' eorrr.
pontlrnte.
CITY BANK,
112 Fl FTII AV.ENU E,
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CAPITAL $lOO,OOO
lO h Y
T
FACTIA NOE A
Eh.Ltl
and A
d, O
.4
when dealt,' remitted to Kamp, Colie4-11ons
lonfle on nil and In an the nrineliad of tito
United Minivan. Canada*.
1 / 1 /MlNlCHPrealdnnl.
JAMESIen Pre•ldent.
W. N.. MO ItO AN. enabler.'
i 4awea Montt,
Thorn. Rourke. Haab KentAtia.
.I.alrlek Kane. ' Campbell,
I;:he.a. it. Barr, j manna
giia. l l ittr=
..1111, ,. . 3i. AZZ
THE SAFE DEPOSIT CO.
Of Pittsburgh
VIM TUN
Safe Keeping .of . Valuable•,
Under ;marmite, and the tenting of Rites In Its
Fire and Burglar-Proof Vaults,
No. Fourth Ave
Vfg th gt - dn't'llOßMAlg.'
1.111r.170.118:
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I'hIIIIIre. , Byron H. Painter.
Henry Llovol, Morrl,nn,
Ifeft, 600110 Bleck.
M. bynu.'
JeA. I. Donne..
m), end Tre,4.S. V. VON NNLIORNT.
,Lily Iron+ 9 0 . 6 , w1t A. 0.104 o'clock
PAINTING, GRAINING, &.c.
JOHN T. GBAy,
HOME AND NIGH PAISTEN,
GRAIN - Eat AND. GLAZIER,
No. 54 SINTII STREET.
Moto Hand slreol.llll.loburich. p,,
ARCHITECT.
T. D. EVANS,
ARCHITECT,
11::„:4.1= 1 ,:ilv,WA S:1121 VW:::
C • -
REESE,
; 109 NI.. rtnahen Cheese:
:20obuxce Factory: for WC by
_ J. E. CANFIICI.D. '
141 First avenue
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FINANCIAL
144T
"Peale and Ohio Railroad Co.
She Chesapeake - and Ohio
Railroad
Is ooulpkqedood running from
to the Mont - tiled NIIITY. SULPlint SPRINGS.
In We, Vo - 41nlo. /27 "oh,. IL lo being ropidly
”ytend..,l to the r'hitl river. •100 mtlee further
=
In Its Progre . s. WestwArd.Tl petIPITIII.OO and opens
nP It market IL° WGN DERFI'I. COAL DEPOSITS
I , F THE KANAWHA REGION ILN WEST VIII-
t:INI A. And 1 has nrlnea theimperiorand abundant
Ctatts .1 that aect.t.nt Into tunnintattlnn ' with the
IRON ORES OP yIIIIiLNIA AND omo.. a d iry o
WESTERN. SOl7ll WEST ~. RN AND EASTERN
MARKETS.
•• •
Hitett completed will minneet. the SUPERIOR
*KUHR FACILITIES OF (TIM CHESAPEAKE
.. I
6=l
nith ihr ENTIRI: SYIEM. OF RAILROAD
ND IV ATKII TRANSPORTA'rION OY TIM
AVP.SII AND SOUTIIWP,sf
It wilt mak., :‘SlionT. EAST. CHEA P xn.l FA.
IVOPA nolrfn •frnm the WEST to the SEA
And comlimett n LARGE SHARE OF TIM
F:: , :Ort3lol2tt Fit reeking tromportatlon to
the
It till MMMu• hoconte mtvoi the mt IMPORTANT
ND PROFITABLE EAST AND WEST TRUNK
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; Tlie er.upleteci p.rtl.pn rrl On IWnrf It doing a
ITA 111.1: AND INCIIIIA$IN(i lICSINEMS.
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tlm niorigago epee the entire Line-1613.000
000.)
The Itton of On Ch.:weak° .41 Ohio RAllroad
he SI lIST M 0 lITG A I/ E UPON TILE
lINTIII LINE, P !DIP EDT V AND EQUIPMENTS.
WORTI I WHEN COMPLETED AT LEAST $30,-
000.000.4 thor,rore 0110 of tho most subotantial
. . , .
evitserrntivolro../Ad Limns ererof
teyed In the market. 'And I. peeultarly adapted to
Investors and Capitalists
=1
eut.st patt.favtokry losuraore . of POSITIVE AND
KNO9I.7IITED SECURITY.
•
Tim , m,na., are in denominations of
$1,000,, $5OO and. $lOO,
=
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=
PO. 00 ANI, AV , Il1:I•:U INTEREST In Cur
role!.ai Wrileh price th.y PA, nearly SF,VEN PER
=
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1111=111=1
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Fisk & Hatch,
BANKERS.:
No, .5. Nasr;iio Street, New York
Maps, .1 3 1.3nphlets and full
information furnished upon
application in person or by
mail.
S. ND 'I,EAN AK: ( . (J.,
13 A N Nil!: HS,
65 Fourth Ave., Pittsburgh,
1H 6AVINGS BANK,
No. 65 Fourth Avenue
I=ll
ASSETS, 82,595.:371 (30.
~ 1 117APPUTZT I'4 I'4
N"v ,,,, t. , 7 D o'clock. and trum '
somber In to St, lot. trim. to o'clock.
i4:1 ;" 1 . 11V1 ' ,If\ 7,1 1 .4°.7,1:1 4,"
clanot twice n sear, In June and lastrimner. 'inter
er-
est hut neon declared semi-annually In June nail
lhosember. 011, the wao organised, itt the
rate of Six Per tout. Pot Yeas.
1nt...4 not drawn out, Ls placed to the reedit
at the dins...nor no principal, and near. the same
interest.frout the first days of June and I/comber.
trt . ce yont : wtthout troubling . th i n .
years.
Hoke r.ntaining 111. 4.l2artor. Hy.l.Jors. Bolen,
rurtalPhelt gnats, on NPPD.....
lIERDHAN
PICK I.IO.IIIKSSIC
nor AlArrc.
.1114 4 ,e - AVAgr..m . n . .
Hrtt.l. F. Fahitem,ck, • J. , 1111 r•etrenberger
Jam,. MeAnley. Jame. Shlill,
Jame, B. 0. ?Nerd., •Alexander tkpeer,
brume 11. Penn,k. Votact.
THCSTICE,
Wm. J. .lnitemtm; ilenry J. I.ynoh.
I ahln Adam., Peter A. Madeira •
John C. rignffley. . John Manhan,
Walter P. Marshal!.
.John B. McFadden.
Charice A. Ccitcn. Ikarld McCandless. •
John Even, • 11,nry W. (litter. Jr.
Jvhti J. tilllesple. W. Milli
I , llllam c. Haven, Ormsby I Millpe.
Velar 11. Itunker,
Richard lloya. •
, Jarnes (deny. . candor Tlndle.
jtobert . C.lo , mnd ll s, Wltnam Can Kirk.
CENTRAL BANK
•
No. 35 Bank Bldck,
EM=Z!
1 ANTAL
Bank of Discount and Deposit
NTOCKINUDy:IIS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
Interest Allowed on Time Ileponils
rollectionn mon% In all the principal Chloe of the
['flitch Statc4 and Canada..
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A Werl . T. .114.1311/491 . 1/AtLEY.
J. " ..1.164% . 1111hTkA . 4 Y AV
ULII. .01.Y.R. • J ' A+ n r Atti:
J A SIK4 DROWN. PAl2_, 11. IlAc
J. U. I A1.1'1:11, J AIN LYONS.
1110 m. FAIVi rernoldenL
_aptly.l:lmwt•
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N. Hobbes .& Sous,
BANKERS, -
67 Market Street,
'PITTSBURGH, PA.
k l.
''''''''''iro fili l tgaugs f itt tgaTl." I m l u t . "
STOCKS, BONDS AND lITII R SECURITIES.
=119=1211
Particular attention paid to I=
nala
United States Securities.
- HART, CA IiGHEYSiCO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
CORNER FOURTH AND WOOD STREETS,
Pittlmtrgh Pa.,
ISUCCESSOBB TO HANNA HART & C0..1
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And particivr attention
de wil f
d to the purehtnin and
• ni
Government Bonds
ALSO
Sight Draughts on London
Tradesmen's National Bank,
WOORD STREET, CORNER .SECOND AVE.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
Cold, Conpon Bondi and Mork
11=1
Marerin d bei:l::
ENGINES, BOILERS, &c.
_
FORT PITT
Boiler, Still and Tank
WORKS.
CARROLL & SNYI)ER,
=1
OIL STILLS AND OH. TASKS.
CHIMNEYS. BREECHING AND ASH PANS.
- srrruNG PANS. SALT PANS AND CON
DENSERS.
STEAM PIPES. GASOMETERS AND IRON
BRUXHIS,
PRISON DOORS AND COAL SIIETES.
OFFICE AND WAREISOUSZ:
Con 2(1, 3d, Shari anti Liberty'Streets,
Oidera vent to the annve nddreen neill Ue
promptly attended to.
HUGH M. BOLE & - CO.,
Cur. Point- Alli 7 and Dpquespe St.,
=I
Engine Builders, Founders,
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Manafacture STEARBOAT ENGINENcend STA
TIONERY ENGINES of all ellen.
A ";:v,1,-I"l7:ise T4l4I'Ll;
BOILER of 15 hone porter.
CASTINGS col every Itlnd. made to order at our
Foundry. on 411111!) STREET. Itelc . 7 311rIcet...
RIGS for Oil ells. SLIAFTINI. I I 1.1.4 . 1,5,
HANGERS, 1101.750 d TOBACLO SCREV.S.
and IRON an
TOBACCO PRESSES, on hand and
made to order. at Um
INDPSTIIIAL WORKS,
Allegheny Ul yen near the Ih.lnt
All orderm trornElltTDNl. Tit •
•
Rt •
esick (. - V) . Bro.,
_ FIR I: AND BURGLAR-PROOF •
SAFES AND VAULTS,
I=
ANI) - 31ACIIINEItY,
rink:WM[l" IV9ItK, ItKPAIItINI3 mid PUTTING
UP MACHINE MS. HYDRA U 1.11: CEMENT. Cor
ner 17th und PIKE liTltErrS. Pittsburgh. Ps.
nolit:ql:6
O'HARA BOILER WORKS,
F. REPHAN & Co.,
Minufacturry, of STEAM BOkLERS,OIL TANKS;
1ja:5•5t!,45, 1 ggn.1.4,4: 1 CM .
CHIMNEYS, MECHEM FIFE DEL'S. Ac..
Cor. of second Avenue and Liberty Street
.PO-NBURGH.PA.
Repotting dune Tromptly. Orders oent to the
!above erldrens roll be promptly attended to.
ItEPIIAN. formerly Me/vigor at CAIIIIOI,I, b.
SN.YDEIrti. oelttplb.
FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS .
KAP FORT PITT
Foundry Company.
OFFICE AND WORKS
Twelfth Street,
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Murk Iletort, .d Catnip fenonlly
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
Pipe "Works.
Corner Carroll and Smallnnin Steels
AVM. SMITH,
-MANITFACTURER OF
Cast Iron Bowl Pipe,
. . ...-0.,t . .
GAS, AND 'WATER WORKS
%an a l 4 t a g ,t ". 1V. 1 14
genarel
Castings for Gas and Water Works
I would wlvo cwll the attention of Swpertntendeuts
of lies Wnrks to uty, make of ItETOIIITS.
• -
)lONONGABELA FOUNDRY.
W. J. ANDERSON & CO.,
IlAnufacturc. IRON HOUSE FRONTS. WIN
1)0W LINTELS .dBILLII. and
Castings of all Descliptlons.
c1fV44"17,1 1 `0 (IVA: fr;FITaI,72 F :
OAF en Jug! For:limy—No. 1130 WATER PIT.,
ritu.buELA. • a.
ROBINSON, REA & CO.
Succestors to ROBINSON, MINIS S. MILLERS
WASHINGTON WORKS,
POUNDERS MACHINISTS. PITTSBURGR.
Manufasturers of Massand Madman Steam. Err
Onor. Birot Mrloos. MIII
Mitgel l gsgeitnitl ea r V.'"u" - - d
f ISSIors. MIL=
0100.000
THOS. CARLIN & C O . ,
Fourth Word Foundry . & Machine Works.
SANDUSKY ST.. ALLSYMENY CITY. PA.
Manufacture,' of Stationary' and Portable Steam
MUIR... Gil Presses, Pulleys, S. hattew. Grist and
Sas .aill Work. Moiling MU and Marrone faultless,
Orste Derv, Weigeta. WaLin Boxes. .4c. • Boer to
order and bare on hand sines of all else.
rentitib ,
Phoenix R(511 Foundry,
Cot. LIDERTY AND 24TIISTS.
BOLIN A IS T & BAGALEY,
Slmufseturert of Superior
Chill Rolls, -Sand Rolls and Pinioas
PROFESSIONAL
G. W. DeCAMP,
ATTORNEY AND. COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Ilm removed to No. all agANT STIIEKT, rata
burgh. trot practice In the U. 13.CIrcnit and Markt
Courts. In the State Supreme and all the Courts of
Allegheny county. and make colleCtions In moat of
the adjacent [mantles. intritt3
H . H. McCORMICE:,
Attorney-at-Law
No, , 6S GRANT STREET.
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13 illr Pro I
lot attention riven to PI pods r Ip.J
sidness.
ARC IBILD BLAKELY; '
, _
Attorney-tit-Law,
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. pr.rl9o,
_____,_ __:___li__llt._ , 42....o, Fa._
WM. U. NEEPER, •
ALLEILNIAN Alin Ex-OFFICIO JUSTICE OF
THE PEACE.
Offiee,ll2 Fifth avenue.
i t=l l =3 .o tirz:veyancln l and eel
mtall legal Dwane. &ganged rto peolaptl;=::..
eurately.
corrop.
HOLMES, BELL - sz, co.,
ANCHOR COTTON MILLS,
PITTSBURGH.
Haanfaotomr. of HEATS' MEDIUM ma LIGHT
ANCHOR AND MAGNOLIA
Sheeting and Batting.
IRON AND STEEL.
DUQUESNE WORKS,
Coleman, Rahn] 4K-, Co.,
lON, NAILS, STEEL,
_.A..xels :tact Springs.
pi:guts:NE. L X ' AND JUNIATA.
I.l.tttne6;•";M-4".‘"•9.41"RY' IRON.
U laLcH
GUARD IRON. TE R
FLANUMI. IT TlAlts.,.l-I.INDER'IIiON LALI '.
I . AND SLAT RAIL for
eituwßAH.F., W EIH;t4 sea HARM m TEE
ITH.
SPKINI., PLOW AND CUI.TIVATou
STEEL WINGS AND NIOULDS. cut p4m.ern
C OACH. TIRFS,NTELII.SIIAFTINU. A U sTEEL . ,
C WAULIN SPRINGS a n .,
AXLES.
CUT NAILS AND SPIKES.
.All Goods First Class and Warranted
t)4 . 4 - 11 - E9 ANI/ WORK-16th street and Alle
ghenyhh Itiver. link! TY Water Rent. Illtshnrgh.
nl
;MILLER, BARK & PARKIN.
wm, METCALF. 11V:(711EN MILLER
GE.,. W. MAME.
sem,. I . AuTNEE—s. M. KIER.
Crescent SJeel Works,
MILLER. RARR PARKIN,
OFFICE.: No. 330 Liberty Sired
mu:ma
_ RGII. PA.
Pittsburgh Steel Works,
ESTABLISHED IN IS-15.
ANDERSON & WOODS,
Best Refined Cast Steel
OF EVERY DV.SCILIPTION. ALSO.
Best Rained German Plow & Spring Merl.
CORNER lIUSS AND FIRST AVY:NI.7I:.
burgh. Pa. nulgnll.
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PITTS]; uizem
A l b e ity WO k
FOUNDED A. ❑. 1533
AIOOIIIILA t), A ILIMS & CO.,
Manufacture. of le EIVSTI 'NE sTA ND.% Itl. 0... -
-em... Patent) PLATFORM. AND CoUNTEIL
SCALES.
Janne Fac Patent Locks and Latches,
Paint and C ed otten Mills
Corner of FIRST AVENIIP: and GRANT STS.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sheffield • Steel Works.
si NG Eli, NIMICK & CO.,
PITTSBURGH. PA..
Manufacturere or every deseription of
C-ast and Gerthan Steel,
RAI i.w
ELLII . I . c. , A- . •BAAA:M . II: . P . I t tIZGS,
WA Ft EIMUSR-83 Waierund 100 Find streets.
BLACK DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER & CO"
Manufacturers of ail Des c riptions of
• • STEEL.
OFFICR and WAItEIIOUSE-30t1 - 318 and
Railroad streets, Pittsburgh.
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STOVES; CASTINGS, &.c.
COOK SI.IOVES
Got, the lie,st!
BISSELL & CO'S
TRIUMPH,
P7'ITSBUItOII. PA.
For Bituminous Coal
Warninted to COOK. RAKE or ROAST es well
nny other Store In the Union.
.
BISSELL Lv. co.,
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No. 2 35 Liberty Sireet.
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PARLOR STOVES, HEATING STOVES.
ORATE F.ItoNTS. FENI)k:IW.
COOKING RANIMS. ke.
GRAFF, BIJGUS & CO
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STOVES,
Boston Cooking Range,
"TIIE FIERY FURNACE"_
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TICE
NEW A NTLDUST COOKING STOVE.
-nnuiri.ATOlt,” COLUMBIA (NOOK STOVE,
TANIS cCincinnall Pntterni PORTABLE RANGE.
CAST IRON MANTLES. WELLMAN'S REFLEC,
TOIL tiItATES Min tenni dirt and dual: U RATE
PRONTS.EES bEitl3.
206 and 208 Liberty Street,
PITTSBUBOIL PA.
A. BRADLEY& CO.
No. 30 Wood Street
Minufocturent of the Oreatest Variety of COOK.
PARLOR and KEATING-far/TES to be found.
In one smortment will be found all the latest PAT
THANK and IMPROVEMENTS, and the repots-
Ron of our Stoves Is such that any one In want of
nftfe=fry l v na thef wOlllO, found the tenet du.
rable as well as ecuntonlml. VouldA cell particular
attention to our now VOLCANO tiTOVIC. for_
chnrehes, hallo and stores. (leer 300 .Icl tn three
months. Intended for with or without casing. All
who have 1116.1 them pronosmoo them superb.. to
any other end for cheaper. Send foe Catalogue and
Price 1.L.1.
WINES, LIQUORS, &c.
WAGNER'S FRENCH COLORING,
The Very Best in the United States,
a 31AN11FACTURED By
WM. • W.A.G-N - ER,
981 sorth Serenth Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
the leeifing iiizzaggin-
Sehlilidtr S4 r l Friday,
IMPORTERS OF
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &c.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
PURE RYE WHISKIES.
Nos. 384 and 386 Penn,
Cor. of ELEVENTH ST.. formerly Copal.
TOS7B.FINGII CO .,
Not. 183.1 tl7. 189. 191. 193ttn1 103
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Slenufseluives of COPPPIR DISTILLED PURE
BYE WIIISKY. Ala, dealers In Yuddlad
sad 1.100003.1101•+, de. • tah2/3:11.58
fps sy.s 3t:lll[Tszkv_y y
L. R. FULTON O.J. !MANN.
PDITON & MGANN I
Practical Plumbers,
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
11th Avenue, new High &seat. Plttabargh, P..
- Lead a n d
tom llose c Gaa Flaturea, Flrdn4Bath
Tabs and Wash Stands Iron Ptps and Fltllngs.
mdblr.f„i;p4w..° R ..ilTr_c?'°l l l%T.hrig;
Water and Steam r.o...mas Apparatus. Jobbtna
promptly attended to.
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' TIENNSYLTANIA -CENTRAL RAIL
,
I I ' o,,D n —rr amt utte rN7l.inltiilP A ‘ r! t
and de pad from the Union ' , quit. corner of kraals
mgton and Liberty streets, MS follow,:
DEPART.
1 ltl
i
Moil Trion.. .. 1•30 am...Southend no.. 11 a.
Foot Line 1%111 am •Faelle Ex.—. i . .n
• woll's No. 1.. 6.30 am Wail's No. 1.. „ • an.
; ltrin'n.teN••.l 7 *Om Mail Train.-- ru am
•
Mail', \'n. Y.. 1 , 34 am nruzion An.. 1 i, inkm
• Citletnr.ts Ex. 0•30 am ll'ks Ar. . No. 1 • g w. ,
J,•hrtstown A e. 10•50 OM Clneln - ti.Ex...l. :3 pm
• into A , No. 1 7.00 pm Walt . s No. 3..1
_. - 311 am
Pittsn'iih Ex.. I'3o pro J••linstown Ae. 4•007.
I'3.ft' Yl•3llpin lioniew'd Ac.
• Wall'' , \u.3.. Y_33 Dm Ni`• 1 .: •- ---- it P '
Lietuew'd An Philo. lA - press • • pm
N°. 1. .." 0.33 pm [t'oll's N 0.3.. •0 pm
Avkll'i N 0.4 . 3 3(lpm Wall's No. 4.. It pas •
' 11 rdn'n A ciio.3 I-10 pm •Foirt Line..... 7:4 rod
ii• ,t pAssn'r. 10.30. pm Wall', N0.3—.11=
• . • rh,.... A roan. Inske I,•+e connection at
•
t..lrels Trn:n i#l NTalls Ntatinn •earT
nt 905 n. n 909900 Pit.bttt
. tn. Iteurnlng. leaven littabnea
'll. 50 p... and arrive, nt Walla Station at
, Intnnati }:.press lonroa
.dally. Southern ft-
Monday, All ot4ertraltta
rartio.r . i ' aTorL ' atlon
. H. BeeRWITH.AgonL
Z?17 , ..7 , nk 71.. Railroad Companr will not
as
drool lnn
vain, ,6 Vr ib vra '" to
4.4 L...
amount in valor 1 , 111 - ha at rho risk of the owner.
unleso. taken by rpovtai
J. CA ATT.
myY tiononil Siiiennien:ii CAS nt, Altoona. Pai
WES , TERN A.R.
1. ISARP.mr
Truths on the Wemani
Pennsylvania Railroad will arrive at and depart
froni int, Federal Street Repot. Allegheny illy.
ne follows:
MM' n. tier APT.
Springirr No. 1 o . llla to
lnipport No. 1.5:20 aru Fro , "Mlkrt / 3::
111.40 ni tt.tpliepligi No. 11,0 Is
Shiirplig No. 1.1:00 p m.Fspro,s itl 010
Vreyport. No. 0.1:05 p NMI •
3,30 p Freppott No. • P
Spring.Ve (42 6:20 P M Sortristr No. .
Alinvi• trains run daily except Sunday.
The Ctriirch l'raln Imre.; Allegheny /maniac
every staplay 7,11 , 1 A. re 11.1.1141
Citynt 1150 A. Iteturnlnp. leaves Atipthamr
City at 1,211 p. m. arta arrive at AllagharkY Jun.
man at 3:30 P.ll.
... . .
The train% bearing Allegheny CH/ at ?MO A. N.
tinedirect conneetion at rreepdrt with Walter%
Dne of Stages for Haler wil BancuthWrivn.
ThrouEli ticket". may be purchased at the thigee.
No. I et. elitir street. near the Suspension Bridge,
Pit tneurgli. and at the Depot Allegheny.
Fur further
"r-U PPiI r ;..VP I IIVERTS, A &Ont.
‘ ' Federal Pirwet .lieriet..
The Weeiern l'enneyleanla Railroad will not sal.
will
PUMP any risk for Haag... except for. sr sp.
insrel. and
In their responsibility to One en-
Weil Dollen In value. All baggage execedi hie
stit.itot tin
vnhio will be at the rlsk of We o at.
unless taken by special central. . . ...
. .
A. J. CASSATT,
nor: Genersl Supertmendent.•Altassaa. Ps.'
PITTtiItURGII, FORT WAYNE &
BuitGu R. It.
From MAY Ist, 1870. UM. snit leavefrom
nod arrive st. the Union Depot, north side, raw
burgh cite time... follows:
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LEAVY:. I Artrarr.
Emit I.lne II a miFast I.lne 2.30 • m
.F:rio a Yon X:x.Y.. a tuiPacitle Ex.... A *US 9in
VI. X Whlr XFI.O:. i . a ni; Wheeling R1:0 • m
lido.° Mail-8:31 a m:C..t SL L. Ex..7:119 pma
Chico.; Ex f1..5 a nl. i blenef . n 511.11.4M111p In
N ').. % li ' ' i% ‘:- t 1 i !. ..11 1 4; i: E .; ' X
. .i f i l a I,`: -, ..1 , , m 'lr..i."l' ° l`abllP E 'Far:i.rii r, ° :'
i;,'.% - vgr,:v!,AFl'l;tlv„TitivAv:L.rvg;
Leettlialn . loi tii am' Ana's Fal s- .. . • m
11:33 aml Nes• castle . IQ: am
Rochester :: 4...-lki 9MI Enon . 1 , ,. •,..
F.,4"".... -31 V ; 01 Bon n a 4 :: lt ; :
1
1
}hir Fails . 11,13 9in Lootadalo . 4• PM
beetsilala - 111,13 Pin .. .. 7: p m
Fair Oaks San. Fair Oaks Run.
di, .'hurrh..l,l3 p m day Clinreh . ..9:3611 Oa
;11 .- Pactile Express will leave daily.
ylf - Pacilla n u press arrleas daily.
C7X - Fitst Line lam,. daily. Mondays oseopted. .
rlieFast. Line arrloem dully. Mondavi taeopted.
rirAll iallnir lmins will leave and Laxly. dolly.
xamilays oriented.
F. IL 317.P.5. J. N. McCULLOOGIL
Gen!. P.. & Ticket Apeot. G=l.lll •
cIIANGE OF TIME.ALLEOHENT
/ VALLEY RAILROAD.
onIF DIRFXT ROVTE
TO Tilt, OIL REGION
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
On nnd after kIONDAY, Non. 22. 1869. TWO
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY. (except Rood.. Hull:
',moo Pitk.borgh Depot.,mini: . of Eleeent
Pike ntreeta, for Prnnklin. Oil CUT, EnMilo, and all
points In tiro Oil Regions..
I.LAVErIiTI4B
144/r3Q1,"1l011. jAtilltvZ rsprnsmrsioat.
tt ! jrll d Es
1 s Holt 01:4u st..i st
Id IltilMn..11:511 A. It.Md Holton.. 110 A. M.
3d Holton— &Oa P. st.l3d Hutton... II:10 P. It.
4th Hulton..ll:o p.x.,4th Hunan.. P. l.
Proopirt Ac. s.m.Modt Worts. : A.M.
Soda Works. 0:30 p. St.i Freeport An . : P. K.
Brndy's Ac 3:13 P. si.ißrady's Aislo: A. se.
Church 100 P. m.!eburch 111/M A. m.
Express trains stop onl . r t yr=wottita. we.
c 'Ts':' Tr? g7,r124::,11,11 'daises Pal
Mslapill.l
Purr, on our night F.sprass trains. both ways mom
Pittsburgh ti Corry
. J r . LAIVIIENOM, Citsal But,
THOMAS H .
KINO. Asst. Su •
PI TTSB 0 RGD, CINCONATI AND
T. LOUIS RAlLwAy.ff ix..mggi g
P.IN HANDLE ROUTE.
CILtNGE OF_ TillE.,Up end situ SUNDAY.
Nov. 14th,11160 tralnilattl leave . and arrive at
the Union Dvput. Pittabutthm. follmv.:
. Plttablush lime.
NallNall tina p ..t. ,. IT: :
Elegem
Fuel Line W.4e....mt. Ti ip.m.
)
Mixed A reomniodation .. 51 Am. IS. p.m.
McDonald Accra . No 1.. 11,' a. m. 7. Am.
Steubenville Accorprnod. 3: p.m.
gip{ /Am-
McDonald Acen. No. 10.
, 3:•. D. M. . P.m.
"n ni.4T.T. h n T v n‘ prt.;;i:Vialite 5 . .17 . ' ' ''''
1.2,1% p. m. mud will arrive daily. T.
F. SCULL,
General Ticket Agent, Culumbe., 0.
W. W. CAitt, Sept.. Dennison, Ohio. nol3
1 - 3 rrrsistuti7ll AND CONNELLS.
VILLE ILIIL7IOA D. a vaiwis
On and after 20th.
DAY.
February 20th. 1870,
Trains will arrive tlnd depart from the Depot, ear
ner of Grant and Water stream as follows:.
... .
DCPswr. austral.
hind to and from' Unt'n.. 7:01) a.m. IfNO P.M.
McKeesport Accommod.llll2 a. tn. '' ; P.M.
Ex. to and from lint'n.,. 5, sp.m. 1 : a.m.
West Newton Aceommo. 4: op. M. Itl4 &M.
Boondocks Acooramoda. 0:13 p. m. 7: 3 p. m.
Night Arr. to hlcKeespl.lo:3o p.m. IS:4 . as.
Sunday Church Train to .
ands rom Wert Newton. 1:0 ni.o p. I UAW a. m.
ItiCIIARD 11. SOWEILS. Agent.
HARDWARE. & CUTLERY
ESTABLISHED 1831.
Logan, Gregg & Co.,
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE,
No. 52 - Wood Street,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
Spring Goods, lioes,-Rakes, Forks,
Scythes, Smiths, kc. •
Merchants are invited to examine
oar stock when in the city.
Orders by mall will have prompt IC
tention.
BEAVER FALLS
CUTLERY CO
c! No. 70 Wood Street,'
t>-1' PnIIBUHOH.PA
pq, MANUFACTURERS OF FEDER NEW
14 1
Solid Cast Handle
c , TABLE KNIFE.
I.4 ._titprrior Ft.] Blade, with meta
'The comPleins this h. 41 "
ito the hlado...rtng the nue t.'" na.
iconetructionwithout additle.lweZaht.
p.4lgagl.dil of Ih ' e Weld. h
Weld. ardriemaw i fi
were. In min t t„iirit: the—
rv. pure ellver. MLA and grat.. rb.• jlre• t**
ki conmltu A l article Of lAQUIt*DE
co .d amt. Dar
r s. i i betty.
... c cH .-- !J ti ti c r e lli m egaStile .4 (heat Fire of this
p4=s.is, eenr!gcliEsra,ll7l7..l.
P:l'latiuniand Private . tLP'Ar°l44.
. heaver Falls Cutlery Co
.
O. 70 WOOD ST., PITTSBURGH.
3 u.syrAcrmtras or
Table Cutlery and Pocket mires
SgrALITY GUARANTEELD.
HENRY BIER. GUSTAVE BASCH
Henry Bier & Co.,
(Sucteeeore to JOHN K. COOPER & C 0..)
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS.
Brass Castings.
MADE PROMPTLY TO ORDER.
MALEABLE AN EY
ON
WITTING&
' • GAS PIPE AND TUB B ING .
TIIROTTIr SAFET AND CIIC4A.LVES,
AI. Gip E PATTERN IRON cou
BRAM W RIC or EYERY D ore for
Steem.Watrnd OIL
Menefee<
WHEELM.OOpeg IMPROVED
BALANCE- STE AM P
AGENTS of DREYFUS PAT 'T OILERS. the
beet ID the mealtLl_
OFFICE AND WORKS: '
Corner Thirteenth and Pike Streets.
soh;
ATVVOOD & McCAFFREY
Cotner !Amur Sturr and TRIAD Arionia.
Pittaborgil. Pa. BRASS ROUNDERS' sad IRON
PIPE FITTERR,euId AGENTS for A.S.CAMIREON
A
COS mum BMWS AND BLOWERS.
WEST OMNON
Machine. Stone Works,
Northwest owner of Watt Common. Allegheny.
FREDIr. ATTATER k CO„
Trove On hood or non short notice, Hearth
;ma St/ Storm or didevorlko. Briroffr7
rotate. o. 11. ar!l mob Broom M.
pr,„,f,u, , ......0r00 on reasonable UM,
RAILROADS
/MASS CASTINGS
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