The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, May 20, 1870, Image 3

FINANCIAL
GOLD, SIL'VER,
COUPONS
Bought at Highest Prieel
Pll. R MERTZ,
BANKER, -
Cor. Wood St. and sth Ave.
Jas. T. Brady & Co.,
10 K. ioxaq A C 0..)
Corner Fourth Avenue aadlVoodStrett,
BANKERS, -
=I
Government Securities,
1:oLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
ON won FATORABLIS T.Rms.
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
loanc4l on Government , Bonds at In.,
..t market
•
J Mi , „S T. BRADY &. CO.
TIIE DAILY GAZETTE,
!oldielvy Bro.& Co.. 5111 bbls rel. oil to Lo
gan Bro. & Co. Phila.
Montzhelnier. K. & Co., :CO Ws ref. 01l to
Wooing, K. & Co., Phila.
310 N EY AND (.',O3I.3IERCE, 3,tt bbl..
bbls.
_ _ _
orrice or rrrrsoroolt GAZEiTT.,4
TIMINDAV. May IP. I. f
— .ln the gold market there are tm new fea
tures except le slight 'decline, from Ittlf to
111 .
Government bonds deolloed ;thou/ one-half
per rent. for the six per amt hOndg, whilst
114104 totnaintol torn nt Iftsl, • •
In the block market the :wear:owe this
11101,111tg . inns fora none r in Reading, but ,
whim the general market declined Heading
followed the lend sad declined from 1 1 1% to
tatrn, Lake Shore declined to 97. Xorthwest
kept nearly its own.. The general market Is
dull, hut so ling it, money remains easy
bighertwiejs will likely follow.
Money from tto liner cent. • •
' Closing quotations ins rikelred Pt:. R.
Mertz: .
bold 114 W American._......43 •
Silver 112 Western Un :r=
lest !toads 116 N N. li-Central.
5-31 Itonds Isse... iI IN Reading.. ........101!S•
5-3,) !totals IneW,..lllW P. Ft: & C
5-23 11nnd & MiNS .....
Consuls 1.15 _113% Mich. Southern... t;!:
5.3.1 Honda Cleveland & P... 11774,
b-31 Bonds E48....114,W C. H. 1. &P..
1(elW Chicago &
Adams Express,. lii C. &N. W. Pref... P 32.4
Merchants 11. Ex. -- Erie 23
• lame. Smog.
Loudon Exchange per pound 5,00 5.75
•
Parts Exchange perPrano • • 21. W 24
Ilerlia Exchange per Thaler 81)4 RI
Frankfort Exchange per Florin 4; - inw
• Closing quotations as received by James I'.
Brady &
Gold - 5-3) Jan. &Jy.M5l. 13T .
U. S. Its. Fed 5-51.1An.&.Ty. 1P67 14'
U. S. 5-ai Ill; 5-28Jan.&Jy.11sib 14'.
U. 5-5) 1144 11.4 t 14, ....5...
r. 8. 5-33 1815 11W. -C. P. IL E 97%
U.S. 14-40 RX CS Pacifica.......l.lW
illy Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.] •
NE - vr 'roar., May ISL IBM
Money easy at 405 on call. Sterling active,
!Imps. cold dandy, opening at 'HU and
dosing at
.Carrying mien nrd.,.
Clearances tla." 000.000. -
Governments lower. but firm. Coupodslot
117:418: 17.4.12 M; d 4. 11,ahil,U, tga
114011.1.: do new, Idlidfill;
1 1 1 14 44t1/V: 10-40%. Currency, tob t.Nec,
'l.
The Sub-Treasury bought r..,000,000 at 11l
33.1111143,11154-100.
State bonds qrm. NV; old TCI3-
nemces, UN: new do. 5.1!i; old North Com-
Nos , UN; do 0 0w, My; Louis'awl LcTees.
ds,.l3N.
Stocks heave, the decline led be Pacific
Mall, which fell to 35.?, on unfavorable reports
concerning the annual statement now in
process of preparation. Alter Pedigo Mail the
principal doings were in New York Central.
Hudson, Lake Show. Ohio and Mississippi,
Rending, Rock Island and Northwestern.
Canton. CO; Cumberland, 45:' Western cap,
Telegraph. =IC; Qnteltsflver. r): Mariposa. 0:
Preferred. INLAdents Expreas, at wells. 14. h.;
American. 46: United States.4o , l: Pacific Mail.
3 .5 1 / 4 ; New York Central, 10Ps; Sone. SEX: Erie,
.234; Harlem. Reading, 1037,1: Michigan
Central...PM: Lake - Shore; UN; Illinois Central:
Cltt.tmran. Northwestern. KIN; pre
ferred, MN: Rork Island: New Jersey
Control. Ite,k; St. Paul, 6 43 i; Preferred. 70, i;
Wabash, SW; preferred. 7lit Port Warne. 04.‘f
Alton and Terre Haute. St Chicago and Alton.
III; rreferred. Ill; Ohio and Mississippi. ato.:
Hartford and Erie. 5: C. C. A C., iti; 134-
bonne, 105; St. Joe, MSS.
Boston prices: Calumet, 65: Copper Falls./;
Franklin, g.; Ilecla. let Quincy. pp.;.
Sub•Treastiv . balauCt—rold. Vii. 543.317; cur
rency. 5.40.7= general balance,
IM=IZIEMIMM
Orrice or Prrraalsol3 Garret, /
TnticgDAY. May 19, IL CO.
Trade In merchandLue generally. continues
quiet. nod there is not much prospect of any
Immediate Improvement. We can report a
fair local demand for all of the leading com
modities. but, notwithstanding moues is earl.
there is no speculation, nor ate there any In-
Mentions that there will be soon. The firm
ness noticed in the grain trade for some days
past bat given place to weakness, - under the
Influence of unfavorable advlces from the
east. and it begins to look as If a reaction leas
near at band. as If the “top" had beetitouched;
anti that lower prices were alniost inevitable.
A Chicago paper of Wednesday gays: "Re
cent higher prices have 'stimulated country
holders to send In their property, and the re
trip. :ire now so large as to seriously weak
en prices, the olferings being In excess of the
wants of shippers. while specula°rs scarcely
want to take hold at present quotation..
The feeling here Is very similar: operators are
apprehensive of or . breek" and do not want to
carry nor more stock than they ern possibly
help.
. ASIIES-11noer in tne east but unchanged
here. Common Soda. 4; refined. i's“
91f: rote. 7K.
APPLES—Quiet and unchanged—receipts
receipts continue • light. and the season Is
about over. We continue to quote at 51/16
per Md.
BUTTEU--tiood to prime quoted at 1:41.0).•
and grease hatter at EY.415. Market continues
dull. and meat the stock In hands of corn
men Is in bad order.
REANS—[lull but noullnally unchanged.
51.5041.75 ver bushel.
CAHHOIS 011,—Thc demand it only moder
ate, but prices arc maintained, M eta for
So or 50 bid lots, end the usual advance for
small lots.
Cll EESM—Is dull and difficult to quote defi
nitely. ranging from taa.l7 cu, as to quality.
CORNMEAL.--Quiet and =changed, Wr..f.51
per bushel.
CEMENT—PaIes of Louisville Hydraulic at
5.1701. h 3,er bbl.
DRIED 'FRUIT—The demand, at might be
expected, Is Improving but r
elites h remain 7 tos
,lhn'arr!: all p ft e 3 . o ° Po . ;
.11Xsla and pitted Cherries, OSZtZ.
EGGS—Market oonsiderably nester, to eon
segnence of diminiehed receipts. and fresh
packed sour now be quoted at 16c:
FEATHILS—Lire geese feathers quoted a
fin to Mc to the trade end 5 to ac more for
small tote.
FLOCH—There Is no Improvement to note
In the ilemand, and no change to make In quo
taloa. We continue to quote western flours.
in store, at ..54005.:5 for spring wheat $5,75
brands. winter w h ea t.
and
SVAIsi . for fancy
Rye flour. firm nt 55.
OHAIN—As already intimated, toe strain
markets are weaker, but as yet there Is no
quotable decline In mice,. Wheat le quiet
but unchanged; til.Pirt.l.ll for red and sl=o
1.30 for white. flats dull, but under the In
fluence of cautioned light arrivals. Priees are
nnehanged: BD= on wharf and track, and 57
6t.55 In store. Corn, al.. dull but unchanged;
65187 for ear, and Male for shelled. nye—
gales at 4a to 51. cash and time. Harley is
ull. and notwithstanding the offering. con
tinue light, the tevilency continues down
want
.•
11.1 V—Dull but undimmed, ranging from
$l2 tona to quality.
LARD 011..—Extm No. 1, la quota at 111
avid N 0.2, do at 90. .
LlME—Sales of Cleveland at s2= too bbl.
and e.tern at $1.75.
POTATOES—DuII but anchanged;• mica eg
Pesch Blows at a'lrgai) eta.
PROVISIONS—Arm with a steady demand
and regular sales at quotations. Plain
Shoulders. 13VELI3iil Sugar Cured Canvaasmi
Shoulders, ISSOIS,q; Short Rib Sides 17dI7X'
Ribbed du, ItMat.l7, and Clear 17K: Cavassed
Sugar Cured Hams, ikleaX. Mews Pork, MX
WI. Lard. 17.1441136. In tierces, sad lekke
, la);', in kegs and buckets.
• SEEDS—No movement In Clover or Timothy
Seeds as e season is virtually over. Flax
wed is In steady demand at $2.10, and a
round lot would orobaly bring r..,31.
alikaaa.
Citicano. May l 9 . —Exchange . unebralged.
Flour quiet at f4.INOLNOO torir,n•eng extras
Wheat active and excited; No 2 2NetlVe higher:
Pale. at 04iitaii a , closing outside: this afternoon
fairly *airy at no cash. and,ll7.o7Nc , seller
Jane. can arm IlaitNe 'higher. closing at
fiWilbal for No 2t this afternoon quiet at 4 , 5%
flak'. Oats quiet and stronger, closing at ON
csNai. Bice quiet. closing at KiNc for N 0...
Barley nondnal. Hiabocurler at
1.41 Provisions dull and raider. Mess per
at Vs.. Lard . Dry uilted shoulders
Ill.:012e. Cattle steady and fairly astir .at
Nagle for common to extra prime beCres. Frogs
steady at fil.Nntlist2N for common to cabin
',rime. Receipts tor the mat tree tour
hour,--1,178 bbls flour. 41,90 Ira Wheat"
bu corn. 47.012 To oats. 1510 bu 'rye, 3.300 bu
barleyallati7 bogs. Shipments—WWl bbls dour.
40,010 b 9 wheat- MR O ba corsbie.l,6o bti oats,
10.3141 rrii a.alla bora . Freights dull. •
Dry Goal. Market.
NEW ypair, Mar D.—The dry goods market
continues very quiet. but prices nevertheless
,we well maintained.. Den heavy brown
liening% 14).44Lic ; soutlierit db. llibitse.
Apart from Lenrel D. which are held at Um.
N o , go 1, bleached mus li n, are 24c;
wainsulta 21)442 'Arnold'. prints 9c; Patine
wills 11,44 C. •
• _
• .
PETBOLAUbt 1!IAI1Kt:T
• Orrice or Prrrs ev.t,..
Tneneoar. Nay IC, I
The oil hmaness is dull. and as the feeling
'seems toprevall that prices are liktiity td g3l'oVvv
er, perticol trill . crude. there Is nothing doing.
and so long as the market remains in its pres
ent condition. it Is not likely that there will
b„ atty Improvement. When the market
gives evidence of a decline, it is very difficult
to effect sMen, as buyers are always disposed
to hold back in anticipation of a still further
decline. and w hen the market turns the other
way there is the same difficulty with sellers—
they, too, hold off In hopes of it stilt furthei
advance. It is thie the decline during the
past two or three
.days has not been very
great, but the number of new strikes reported
recently hue created the impression that the
production is rapidly increasing, and su long
as this feeling prevails. the "bearish" element
will continue to predominate.
dale 0000 libls spot at 1.24'; 1,000 do at same
frs77:ell ' er ' . b .rnre ' lT S en i A e ‘ e • Ter g ru t l; d ltl2T.
Seller all year. 113,Vd.12, and buyer all nor.
offering at 14 and seller last all months at 11?4'.
farket Heady. May quoted at 27;
eVvit="3.l: Jule, 27,..63,27.4: Seapterrther.
Angust December, : 10 ±0. 28 .1t. “ad
buyer all year, .29, bid..
=I
.1 Wilkins Pt. on account Mina and notton
l'et Co; 11. W. C. Tweedln SO. on account T
Chess; Fisher Ore. WO,. on account same; .111
Illy /40. on account .1 01 Pert . ); Cosmos Oil
Works 210; on account I) C Herbst; Fisher Rro
on account L W Young; Tarentrim Olt
Works PIO. on account P Hutchinson.
Total . 1,010 bhls.
1/111. 51111,111,11, PIM A. V. It. R.
Lockhart. F. k Co., 786 bbls rot. all to War
den. F'. 3 (a.,
U. W.V. Tweedle, ItO this rot. oil to War
den. FS: Co.. Phila.
• ..
:itandar,l (HI (0., ::9 bbts ref. oil to Warden
F—d, Co.. Phila.
National Relining Co., 467 bbls ref. oil to
IVarden, 6: Phila.
Fnweett, Lorin. Slot:Moir (0., :.710 bbis
ref, oil ftro..t CO..
ZtleKee. bbls !scatted oil to Lilian
Oro. & Co., Mrs.
. . .
Ralston & Witting. tdds refined to A. It.
3leHeory. Philndelphin.-
Kirkrattirk & Lyon, WS bbls ref. to Lognn
Bro. & Ca., Phila. •
. . . .
Union Ref, and S. Co., 5:8 bbl ref. to Logan
Bro. & Cu.. Phila.
. • .•. .
Mtlston Waring. MO bbla, fieL oil to Wer-
Ing. K. & l'o.. '
13113=
riAST Linl;TE STOCK } • Anus. I
rintliSOAT, Mn; 19, DE%
CATTLE.
The offerings wore again light thin week.
the simply falling short of the dineted, and,
consequentli. the neliket trat ieby strong and
oriet4 bare still furthoradiariced;•There wart
full attendance of buyers both from Phila
delphia and New York, Ml anxious for rattle
and willing to pay big prices, and, neldready
Intimated, a much larger number could have
been sold if they had have been here. While
It Is conceded that cattle are scarce, yet there
Is no doubt but what the offerings would be
larger if it was not for the fact that Pitts
burgh labors to n great disadvantage under
the present policy of the railroad companies.
- Freights front the west are higher relatively
to this place than the east, nod, consequently,
the . . great proportion of the stock is going
right through to Philadelphia, Baltimore and
NeW York. This ought not to bb, but such is
the:fact, and there appears to be no help for it.
Fe'veral droves of cattle e vert sold here to
he delivered in the cast: including the follow
in
StVVI3II4 sold to John Smith Bro. 165 head
of eaten Illinois steers, averaging 1,400 lbs. at
Oki, delivered in Philadelphia.
Martin .5: Fuller sold for Hunter & Co. to
'Kleinert & Co., 61 head of prime Illinois steer*
averaging 1,300 to 1310 at PX, delivered in
New York. .
Martin k Fuller fur Hunter k Co. to McAr
dle k Co.. HS head commonlah cteen. at SX. de
livered in Philadelphia.
==l3
Heskett to 011lett ' 17 :A, 8J 830
Holmes. L. 5: Co. to Kelly 19 18.950 750
Taylor. -24 16,700 509
.
• Greensvoldli 21.180 nl5
wzimEcn.VC, 31AT I.
•
Scott to Kclty AO Immo tv
Casterline to L,mb 17 ammo Ato
Want to Ciilltt &Co L 5 5:1.510 50
Itcnlter to Kt, ---
..nker to Niemen'. ...... _ _
Snyder to dines 19 15.7011 5Ki
THCRSDAT. MAT 19.
Irampl,4,ll to Lamb , • 18`..71.1711 x5O
HMrex F.T. In .17 17.115 773
Holmes. L. & Co. to Tay10r....74 16.40 5 !,0
Under the Influenee of largelr increased ar
rivals. and no corresponding Improrement in
the demand, the market has been weak and
sluggish this week. amt comparmlwith :est
week..priee: bare declined lolly half a cent,
Per pound. cittotathms may he fairly risen at
43$ Mr. for C 0111111•111 to prime and extra. such
its would have brought . lest week. nt
LLSid. It is expected that from this out the
arrivals of sheep will be larger, as a general
thing. :IS this usually Is the ease at this season
of the year. and the probability is that the
p* which have been prevailing durisig the
eattwo or three months. will not be realized
again for several months to mime.
The hog market. notwithstanding the hot
weather. Is stronger, and compared with last
week. prices are a to 3. of a cent' higher.
We nowquote York liugs at PCP:. and Phila
delphia Hogs at 10(t.I03s. The offerings have
been unusually light. and this is the principal
cause of the advanced prices.'
MAIIKETK 131" TKLEGRAPII
Sew York.
• Maw YORK. May 19.—Cotton firmer; sales
LIM bales at n..c fur middling uplands. Mar:
receipts 23432$ Ws; prices 5310 c lower; sales
71,003 bbls at $1.00 , 13.4.50 for superfine State and
western; 1.1.90.35,t0. extra do.; $5,10Q.5;11.
white Wheat western extra; end, extra Ohio;
1.5:t53465,' extra St. Louis liyellour steady:
Wales 300 bbls at $1.71 , 1,5.80. Cornmeal steady.
Whiskey lower: Sales bbls at SLOB/WA
closing at el.(loEl,reti. Wheat: receipt. 50.40
bosh; market irregular and unsettled. cloning
It lower; antics 01.003 bush at $1,1421.2114 for
No.: spring. closing al. $1.190.1.1B.• No. Mil
waukee; 41.:141.30, winter red and amber
western: .1.30, prime, winter red Canada in.
bond: Ellie, white Michigan. Ilye 11011;.sales
10,00) bush western on private terms. Barley
and Barley Malt are both. quiet. Corn; re,
eelpts were 212,0XIbush; - prices are lo tower;
sales of 361.00) bush at $1.01.1.10 for new mixed
western. e1,10,4a1,11X fur yellow do. $1,13.
1,15 for old mixed westesn afloat. Oats: the
market opened henry and closed more active
and itrui, sales of MOM bush nt 613..;:tr0ic for
western; n'.Oc for Ohio and State. Hay
steady. Flops quiet and firm. Coffee firm.
Sugar quiet; wales of MU hhdia at SMatliso for
Cuba. Ilk for 'Porto Rico, and sales of 1.11
boxes of Bavaria at 10c. Molasses dull. /tire
steady; sales at uhatXc. Petnalemat quiet:
crude 15a15tic; refined 20. Pork heavy and
lower; sales of 100 bbls at 1tti9,50 for men;
SX-as 1:14,61 for primer,- LW.% sail foe prime mew;
730 bids mess seller May and June Etit.:JO. Beef
steady: sales 100 bbls. at 11q..15c for plain mess;
ll:CryltlXc for extra men. Horns quiet; sale. SO
fable. at ZsireTle. 'tierce beef firm and quiet nt
mss,;ffie.. Prime mess XX. Cutmeats steady;
Bares 2W packages at 1tt?...1114 for shoulden; I
alte for hams. - Lard heavy and lower; sales
160 bbis at 1541.1630 c for steam, and 16Mc for
kettle rendered: alma 'al tierces prime steam
May. June mad July nt IlYialiNe. Butter dull
and heavy at 1 'Wt.:Ate for Ohio. Cheese quiet
at Dfbielcc.
Lac S st.—Flour closed -rather tnore
steady with a very moderate demand. Wheet
dull without decided change. Bye quiet and
steady. Oats 64MGIndo for western in store.
Corn dull at $1.(011.1.01 for new mixed western.
Pork quiet with 0 fair inqu Cut Meats
firm - nod In fair demand. Bacon nominal.
Lard very quiet at Inc for prime steam. Eggs
quiet and uttchanfred.
Clncianati.
Cusemsrax9, May 19.—Flour !steady and In
moderate demand; superfine g4=14..6: extra
.• family ta.10415,10. Wheat quiet and
stackaaged: red 11,1041. C: white $1.2541.30.
Oats unchanged and in fair damned nt 57V,tec.
Corn in good demand at 1641.96 e on the spot.
and ale to arrive. live firmer at 9:495c. Bar
ley unchanged. Cotton firmer and ,Wu higher;
middling =ie. Tobacco In good demand;
sales: beds nt g.S.=rll. and It cases Ohio
seed leaf at fpfelle.M. Whiskey dull; sales at
thowAcc. closing dull atsl.or, and more sel
lers than buyers. Mess pork dull slo and
go sales: Lard dull and con be bo ught at lake
and no demand. Bulk, meats ingood demand
at 114 c -for shoulders, and 16%;41.1, !.c for clear
rib and clear sides, generally asking Mc for
the letter. Sugar cured hams firm at I9,tie.
:Me; plain hams and second pickle hams sold
at liKeolnd lac nll canvassed and packed.
'Rutter very dull and prices declined to Me.
; Western Reserve can be bought at lEeffie.
Eggs steady at.1.14/aSSic. Cheese dull at 1)1)
'sc. Linseed oil $1,0(01.011. Lanl oil dull at
$1...1101...15. Petroleum at ARMS° for refined.
Groceries unchanged. Gold 110( haying. Ex
change steady at Par holing.
Hi. Loots.
Sr. [Aims, May 19.—Tobacco in unchanged.
Cotton In, at tle. , Heron unchanged; it 2311.
153 for 'undressed. Flour steady; /I 9:0460
for fall superette, $4 arm for X. /3 Irdgd
for XXX.. Spring Whent In better. at Ono, no
inspected; fall Is dull, except cludc• grades
,No.l nedi at {l oral Od; No. I 'do:III IVA ff , l;
choice and atrictly choice $1 2fial 40. Coru—
na best :moles are firm and In good demanl;
other oinallties are neglected; mixed %cell
yellowsecrlql M. white fl 0901 15. Oats are
' and lower; allaalc. Rye dull. at 72Q75c.
Whiskey steady , at ft On. Sugar dull: 101141
11:c for Lin:lsla:ln Coffee dull; lfftlrXle.
lasses dull. at 43010 c for sugar-house. Pork
Inn: POWS 60. There was nothing done In
dry - saltedsneat. Bacon ire fair consumptive
demand; 13:0 for shoulders.l6XeLllc forclesr
rib. and 17:c for elem.. Lard nominal, at 15:
-Cahnin. Cattle active and 'wanted; 50.7,5,
lingo are steady, at
wee k. ltecelpts: 4.660"
bpi. flour, 1a.510 bush wheat, 44.333 bush c ra.
=go bush oats, 2.300 bush barley, 1.000 p ush
rye. 430 hogs.
CM
TOLEDO. Mir 19.—flour quiet. *beat ea
the and a shade better: No. 2 white Wabash
ILO; regular white Michigan 147, amber
utehion *I,I No. I red 31.13. N 0.% g0.1.L3
No. 3 white Wabash. No. 3 red. .3143:
is lc b e ttor; No. 1 ire, d 0.2, Ric. re n 0,.;
dic. (late. dull and nominal. Freights dull
• and unchanged. Receipls—dour. bbt,•
vrhest, 15.000 bush; corn. 10.000 bush; oats,
bush. Shipments—flour, 1.003 bids; corn. dad
bush. •
•
LOII/FrirAit MIT it - artthi; luta salmi at
Z.c. Cation firmer; mddi ng at 91 e. Flour
and wheat are unchanged. Corn at Sig. pain
at Cc.. 1.17•41. Provision. firmer. Pork. at
1410. Bacon laimnio. Bulk meat. 1PX411671
ILION. Lard 17c- Whisky 111.078Lein. ,Totato.
co: rale. n. 14 hbds nt faCnir. s n for fronted to lop,
1i6.501 r;.5 tor too-lest co medium bright wrap.
Per..
Maytag**,
MILWAUKEE, Mar le.— Flour unchanged.
Wheat unsettled at $1 for No I and etio for No
._..__ ~~~w ~.,,...,..,..: ~.~,
2. Oats unchnolteit. Corn lower nt MC PIT
ejected. nye - nonannl. Frelghtn stnadr
4101.1314 c to Buffalo and Oswego. Receipt:::
3.11/obbls nour nod 7:1401 bash Artie:lr.:PE:kW
went, bbls Arhe:it.
Ct.r.rnuaritn - May la.—Flour steady and un
changed. Itre dour steady and unchanged.
Wheat in good demand: No. I red $1.111; No. 2
lu $l,lO. Corn quiet: No. I mixed 9Ge; No. 2
do 14Q.01c: choice yellow 960;97c. Oats less
firm 5641-SSO for No. I Slate. Rye quiet ilicafl
for State. Barley nominal. Petroleum quiet
and unchanged.
Philadelphia.
PMLADELPRIA, May 19.—Plohr hem and
quiettextra family $6,75. Wheat quiet and
unchanged. lire steadF at 11.1310,M. Coln Is'
less active. valltivs 51.11. Oats steady; welt
ern Blank. 'Petroleum quiet; crude I9Ne;
fined 2Tc. Provisions finis and unchanged.-
Whiskey dull at $1.094.10 for Iron holing!.
Memphis.
51g111.11mMay 10.—Cotton active at 220 ; re
ceipts nal; exports 2.11 hales,. Fleur att.:hi, - at
D e ports
MitiFdd II nt
whit, nl,ltilal.ll3. Oats dull at file. Slur (lull
at *Are= . - Brun doll at Mrd.Z. Lard dull at,
17(a.18Me. Mess - Pork Mal. Macon: shoul
ders Itv, tildes
•• • .
R.O.NolOtte, May 10.—Flour dull and market
weak. Wheat very• dull, and market lower:
sales of weslern s at doll and
lower; sales of white at $l.lll. and yellow $1,13.
Oats !Inn at cZc. Provisions firm and un
changed. Whisky quiet and unchanged. -
Detroit.
•
DETROIT, May 10.—Fleur firm and in fair de
mand with choke at $4.5(Ki0;75. Wheat a
sNadu weaker at $1.40 for No. I. Cora 17.nikle.
Data 11 - 0.3 c hover with $lOlO twit C : lad at
58c and wekthrh iit Odic.
EMIL=
PITIMBUDIIII CINCINNATI AND Sr. Loris
IL‘lLltilaD, May 19.-3 cars staves, W Hastings;
2 dodo, M Y Adams,• 2 do wheat, J W Boman
garden 1 dodo, J S I.lggett; bbls flour. r C
Jenkins; bas stareth 19 bbls meld, Arbock-,
les & Co; 50 bbls h wines, W Sillier lOU buckets
tar.J Conner; 1 bbl eggs, J biteel; 67 bge
oats. Kell & R; 24 do..corn, McHenry & H:29
ligs wheat, 10 do oats, 89 do corn. 3; do bar
ley, M . eanor & II: 75d01Y . c.5 Hood; 22 em . b4t ;
i b i;;? ,. .llTrs ' L ' ,, , :t c . ' l " 3,; hl tl i tert,k'frrl 31:
6 bgs feather ,. P P - Ctillgri " eitch . bxs starch.
Wm Cooper: 50 do do, IA M 130n/11y:50 do do,
S P Shriver; SO hgs oats. Wicker & Cu; Ibbis
sugar. Ylilworth & 11:13 tails iron, McKnight
& Co; I box indoc, 1) Stewart: 4 pkgs furniture,
Dallier A Son; t.l boo. Ileymer & Iles;1 idle
hoes, .1 31eCotelienn; 5 bpi rags, AV II Graff;
lot o metal, 11011 & S: 5 boo mdse, J Stench; 12
do tobacco, J Zimmerman; Ido books, J Hook
A CO; 411 tcs II Parker; 1 bid tobacco,
A Sehanb: I keg whisky. I bolo corks. Artu
strong & Ban 1 case tobacco. El Goldsmith —,
ton hams. J Mills; 100 buckets. tar..6Ewart; 30
hf butts. tobacco. AV L Junes; 6 eases tobacco,
W Rinehart; a / MI Schwartz A
3 Vega do, W Gee/MITI 3do do, 11 . W Drown;
2 do do, Griffith liyoi 3 leo hathlt. Reese
Owens, a do db, W Ilaslage: 5 do do. F Sellers:
5 bbls 011, .Penn Salt Co; tI do glycerine. E
Wormser: 1 con do. .1 C Matterm 2 top sausage.
Ilalzell &T; 1 hid tobacco, It W Jenkinson; 3
do do. W I) Rinehart; 5 bbls 011, Pittshargh and
Connellsvile Railroad.
.
CU:A - EL-46n AND Firearm/nit It4lutnsp
COMPANY, May 10.-1 car lake sup ore, Shoen-•
berger. Blair & Co: 2 du do. Dilworth, Porter
Sr Co: do do, McKnight A Cn; ado do. Moor
head 'a Co: I do Iron ore. Brown A Co; 6do
s 4 - L if i mmt rb d :net metal Cnlpa Iron
Illgdon; 68,(U) shingles, Union Planing_
Mills; 2 cases ei mach, Grover & Raker: IN bbl,
I beer, .1 Kessler; 4 bait new mocks, Smith &
Forrester; II boa scales. Fairbanks, M & Co; 1
keg paint, Wilson & McClurg; 133 bbls copper.
Cliff. 31 & Co; 10 bbls dye :wood, 11 L
stock & CO: bbls tin oil, M A Jones; 5 bbls tr
lime. 11 Hamilton & Lin 10 coils wire rope. lot
_sundries. R .4 Cook: 1= bills trunk slats, W J
Gilmore: 4 crates starch, Head & Metxgar: 20
bat do, Eli Myers k Cs:) crates do, 10 boo do.
Renner Bros; 1 halo hides, M DeLange:2oo eke
oats, Graham & Marshall: ;rl4 tall, straw w
paper, Robt Christy; 5 Ibis dry apples, 5 eke do
peaches, Carter. McGrew &Co; 6 casks cheese,
J Daub; 1 sack rags, 1 bill eggs, 31 W Rankin
& Mtn 2 crocks hotter, H Jamison & Co: Saks
rags, McCullough, S & Co; 0 bbls flour, 2 bbls
bacon, McCullough. S & Co; 1 bbl Crackers,
Dilworth, Harper & Co:3 hide tobacco, W M
Gormley: 1 car bulk whent, Scott & 71C
oil bbls. 11 T/ Mowrel I cur M Seibert &
Co: 7M 61 bids S Shelver & Co; &I do do,
herrldg. Sehomaker & L: ISO do do, S Ewalt A
Co; •' boo butter.) kg, do.: bbls eggs. 'lose &
Ewing: 1 tub egirtl, Head 1c 31: bbls eggs.
Randolph &Suppe,: t do de. P Duff & Sous: 2
tubs' cheese. J Book; II Mils eggs, 1 bin do,
Head &31 bbl, code,Voigt. M Cl:3 do
apples, slt, do, 3do dry peaches. Read M.
MEE
PrrITRICRIIIII. FORT WAYNE, AND 10111CAIIII
RAILROAD. May 10.-31 dor. tubs. 3 aka coffee. 2
bbls syrup Dilworth. H S . . Co; 50 boo cheese.
S P Shriver & Co; 15 do do, Head &
IL 24 do do, Johnston & C; 25 do do, J S Dil
worth; WI boo ist glass, IS aka rugs, McCul
lough, S & Co; S bus cutlery. Beaver FallyC
Co; 10 tits soap. J II Snent hen & Co: 4001 s ogle,
W D Cooper Bro; 2 bids d peachae. P Duff &
Sou; 2 Mils sausage, S Baird:3 do vinegar. W
01 Arnold; IS Mils bacon, E II Myers S Co; 18
s k. I 9 kff B, HCbristY; 3 bbls s Iron, J Jones; 45
talls bungs. Armstrong 13r0; 400 bbls flour.
owner:1011 do do. Schomaker .O . L: 109 410 do. 1)
Wallace; IGO do do. Houck .1 & Co; 73 !Ails f
seed..l Thereby A Co; 0; s machines. W Sum
ner A Cm 01 hf bbls fish, A Kirkpatrick; 25 do
dn, J H Baird; n dodo. J1. 4 1 - 111worth;a5 do do.
Knot & Orr; l ears metal, Hallman & It; 10,0
do. Coleman, It A CO.
VALLZII RAILROAD: May 19. - 1
ear metal. McKnight & Co; 2 Mils eggs, I do
coopbutter. I coop chickens, L J Blanchard:B sks•
rags, W Stiller A Co: I car barley. I do malt. J
M Carson & Co; 3 Mils eggs, Bruggernsan
011; I car lime. lienderion & tiro; 3),'10,6.5
has batter. .1 -Klingensm E
ith; I ear barley. J
Heekelmere Ihe milse. Harris& wing:B4 cars
coal. Kier. Foster S K; Si do dn..ortnstrong.
& Co:3 do do, Coleman. liahm .0 Co, 13 aka
oats, .1 lloyei.
.ANDPrrrSnultnu 1..4nAN1:1.1,' I LIZ RA L
ROAD. 31:1w sks wheat. 194 do mire.
Scott A 111431: I bid ta1100..1 Dietrich: Yr, sk.
wheat. Wallace; Ir 4 .fu do. Lieprt .1.
2 roll. Imither. S Stimple; 21 do do. II Ander.
sun; ears grain. W Welsh & C.r. Ido do. Il
Schnelbach; 75 bbls cement. C B Leash; 01 has
w J S Dilworth & CO: !cast grain. Mc-
Henry & Hood: 2 Mils whisky-. W Becktoki: 4
dodo. E Becktold.
-ALLMON.", STATION. May In.-161 N a IlAx
leed. M 11 Suydam; M) tallx broom hdtr. E it
Mathema; MM. erica. Emo Mien; 15
Lama. & Wei,: *kw natl. J MrAlliater. 1 rar
Mingle.. Mc)(toll Jr WC/Malan; 11411dden. C
Lai INI: I car lime, J K Shinn. S 5 Ilk. corn. lllp
pleT & Ileckert.
IMPORT% ov-EtivEn
Ctsr . txttaTt pox Jrataia. 31a7 19.--W. J.
Snothmtss, boo, I bbl cement; C G linswy A
C O,l boo copper, Steamer Elizabeth. 1 corn
mill and natures; W II Bongo & Co. 2 bbb bo
ron; E If Myers & Co. 100 tea barns; to r 11 Hato
& Co. n tea hams; Rankin & W, 1 beer looter:
McMullen & C 0.3 pkga tobacco: T B 'Young A
Co. 1 bbl wine; F Sellers & Co. 2 d beef; II
Ilea Jr.lo halo d peaches; Bruggerman & t., In
bbls d twitches; .1 A Graff. 12 do do; C Ibmson
& Son. 3) mt J C Menem. 4 bet WI era. ,
ter! Clark & Co, 5 hbla eggst.ll C Gray. 1 pkg.:
31 Lk:lenge. 3 pkg.); hoes; JoneS k Ninlinit. 3 in
stones: J Keiser.: bbis eggs. 2 bas do. I bdl
carpet; ti II 3lathews, 31 hhls eggs; MeCoal
lonbg & 5.:44 hgantgo:lßnider Artion.2l choir.;
Lemon & W. :lido; Gni & boeffer, IS chain:
If Berger. :11 do: racklner & Ira - W.141 dot Tot
ten & Co. 2 pcs pstings; Moonor & If. S Shia
t.tr5.;.1'81t27.4'.!413ne.r:;1;,-‘bt‘l.L.""'cactle. IJ3 oil
ggs.3lks rags:
Schwartz &H. :2 kgs lord: B moor, 4ed oil
bbl.; W If Parke, I pkgs ninon.
PII7SIIVNOII. fIitOWNNVILL6 AMP GLNEVA
PACKET COMPANY. Mar 119.--410 aka oats, I'
Duff & Son; 35 d 4 do, W Mltchner; 15 rolls
leather. be lb.' lilterr pkg* butter and rocs.
McCracken. G. Co; 5 do do, I do apples, Rep
part Sr. Co; =4 bas w glans. It C Schmertz; ;21
hales hay, Schnapps, k Co; R do do, Campbell L.
Coulson: 11 bids NPPIC, M tP Rankin: Al sits
oats, Krll K Hit chart: 9 pkga butter. and ekes:
a do apples. Johnston k ColvlnlslD4lo whisky,
13 do apples, A S Carlisle; sks corn. Sit
Floyd K co; 191 do do, W Welsh K Co.
Poirrukior - rn Prit G u VIM'. Freer_-- trio MS
high...lnes. Clarke & Cu; 7 hilt dry apples. N
Sberrnrd; 10 do In. pkgt eggs. itt) & Co:1 1 .
1.11. hoops Si toll • keg heading.. and/IstMe*
Phiilipo &N; n. 730 lunlp-poles. Rudolph ;CS;
I bbl egg.. I Ito butter. Houck. J k Co; MO oil
hbls.l pkg. egg.. S Dern!: 1 1.1.1 eggs. NOT k
Son; 114 oil Fhb , . 11 I) Mote; OM, i40)1.,
Ili/Vitt. Steel Bro.
plut Illtr.t.g. Ma; 19.-31.1 rolls
.tone ware, C 14111. & Son; 31 sk• oats.
Hitchcock & MeCreery; HO galls stoneware.,
IV D Cooper; . ask. oat., Manuel AnJerl 150
A. oat.. It H Floyd; 411 sks corn, Campbell k
Cnolwas: 101 do do. McHenry & Hotnl: 31 do
onto, P Duff & Pon; MI do corn. W Welsh &lb!
eggs, J W Stott; 1 lot 'twelve 11. i . c
Ptinemety
OILS
Tack, -Bro. & Co.,
PERRY BUILDING,
Duquesne Way; Pittsburgh.
TACK 8R05.,,..
Phil:lth?lphia
WARING & KIN,G,
CornAdolon Idereknan and Boon In
Petroleum and its Products,
.DALZELL'IS BLOCK. DUQUESNE WAY.
Phllazlelphin Addrces.
WARING, KIN Gr Oo
ITU 100 WALNUT PTKENT.
ECLIPSE • - .
PETROLEUM REFINERY
Herbert W. C. TWeddle,
• MANUFACTURER or
Lubritating and High 'Test. Burning 011 n.
ECLIPSE RAILROAD AXLICOIL.
atand• Vest heat without chanter: Mains Urn-
Pid Imosst temperatures. Soh:MI.OM roe trupl
eat climates nr hot weather.
LOCOMOTIVE. ENGINE.' mamma 111101'.
Wilt but orn,ml.
HAW forND ELANIN4I MILL 0112 t.
Adaptad high ar.eed.
SPINKLE WOOL . II/CAIMARIVi OIL.
OIL: TANNERS' STUIHRENZOLE, . -
FIND and IMNISHING,DASOLINE, '•
OH, HARNESS OIL.. !PARAFFINS:. •
ARMOR VARNISH. to orators@ Bright Iron
Wort and Machinery from nat.
These prod luta are mannlurturad tinder Dr.
Tweet/Ile', patent by anpethented Meant In Vprenn,
The LtlbelenUng MI6 are abno•ll.4orlebb. per featly .
Sigh . teti l glitagt ad it uThrti,l Y eer aiollanVait . ing
dining extrorne cold. The Railroad tills are amt.
and are in, coolant use a man, of the
Pnacipblßallemuts. Sample* am no examinedimd:
nrcim lett at. 1.74 ..WOOD sTitarr. Works at
PAINTING, GRAINING, &c.
CrTfra T. GRAY,
ROMS AND SIGN PAINTER,
011 .4.1DiE11. AND Gr.I.AZI3EII,
' No. 34 NINTh NTRNIST,
i a74 t 27 (Late Hand .tn..) PSLUOMb.
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PITTSBURGH .DAILYT GAZETTE : , FRIDAY ,MORNING; AAY 20, 1876
RIVER NEWS.*
deer ctliiiinitis• to recede otowly
with 1 feet $ inches in the channel by the
Mono:ignitely marks. Weather continues
oppressively hot, and'there will doubtless
Len storm before long.
The Juniata frotu Cincinnati, and Gran.
to !;tale from. Portsmouth, ore the noi r e
retain we hare to report.
TLe Juniaia returriett again in the' al.
entoon with about all the freight she
fluid take on the water
The Kranite State. Cant. Kerr, is the
regular packet fni Portsmouth today,
leaving pnouptly.. et 4 p. v. This bout
has been pnmounced by competent judges
one of the best stern wheel boats built
Imre fur some, time, and she is adolimblit
adapted for the trade for which she was
6110 ructed, Shell; nt'very light draught
and can miry a large amount of freight
on the present stage of water.
_The Belle arrived and departed. as
usual. with a gaol trip end, was. She
appears to have about all. the business
she can attend to..
'fire Ballet ernetii,Clifil• barrngh. is fil
ling up steadily for New Orleans, as is
also the Savanna, Capt. llogers, for St.
Louis.
.. .
The Reserve hos been pureAnsed by
Capt. Ad Jacobs, who will transfer the
,
machinery to A ew boat. Price—private.
The Irenside ; St. I.lltils id rittoquvi.
wnsat Lonisvil e on,Tuesday..
The Great epublic was exported to
arrive nt rit. I ninon Thursday.
The Messen r ivnit to leave . St. Irwin
for the iron pi e 011 Weditesday,iyhere she
would load to Pittsburgh,
'The firunitit State hnd an excellent trip
up, Including about. one. hundred lady
and gentlemen excursionists front, Ports
mouth. It is needless to say that thete
excursionists spenk in glowing terms of
the bout, Capt. Herr and his clerk, Mr.
Johnston. .
—A onumlttee of seven, headed by the
Presidents of the lioards of Alderman and
0111 mil e -ten , II to go to Vl'aehlngton to
urge tipon,Ciatgresa the importance of
immeulately appropriattng a suincient
sum of money for the enlargement of tbe-
Louisville mual, en 014 river steamer,: 11).
feet wide may be enabled to pass through
it by the bit of :.oventber. of .thits year.
We Lope thin committee will discounten
ance any alternative pnitmoition looking
to the organization of a private corpora
tion to run the canal on any terms, and
that it will insist on l'rongreas *emitting
the canal by joint resolution Immediately,
under the terms proposed before the war.
This will insare an early reduction of
tolls.—Cia. Gazette.
--C'apt. Horace R. Patterson, who died
1n t ` l,ovl~teecntlr : well-known
boatman. 'Twentnfire years ago he kept
a small confectionary store on Main street,
between Washington swenue and Green.
In 1847 he was conimander of the steamer
Mustnng, which ran between St. I,IIIA
and the Missouri. This was a aide-wheel
'tingle engine steamer. More recently he
owned and commanded the little Martin,
John Warner and Des Moines.
—The liobert . Moore, which boat en•
gaged in. and. • snnk in the Climbed:lnd
river on Mnudav night ,trill,ll is reported,
prove It total jam. She woo owned by
the Cincinnati and Nashville Packer Com
pany, valued at- *1.1,000 and insured in
Cincinnati rances for $7,500.
—The Collier:Pittsbnrgh to St. Louis,
pastc%l Louisville on Nlondav, and the
Mollie Ebert enroute from Nee- Orleans,
pussaeil Vicksburg the same day.
—The St. Joseph Garde( says: .•A
great rise in reported at Fort Benton by
telegraph. Nothing se heap). has °cent
red for 'years!' -
—Captain I'.. B. Scott has resumed
charge of the I.ightivcwwl. in New. ()rleana
and Ouadlita. I tde.
—The Kate Putnam, (row this lion.
heft Cincinnati for Nashville on Ti.!.esay
—The Nornuin. from Evansville, has
599 lugs 'wheat for ).. S. Liggett k Co. '
RIVER PACKETS
T ILE FLEET STEAMER _
BELLE,
°4:1;r1-t
.
11idrprndrnl riltshurah. Browncville and
Grarvn l'arkrt.
T ooma end tbela , llrlN
11l carry IrrrßAl and Paarenarra to •111...D.0e
th.o , klozlrormirala nye,
naard. or •t Wbart
ow.) ,'AMA. PATTRIDURr, Agent.
PORT.. tN PACKET.
FOR WHEELINII. MARI
ETTA, PA KFIISRCHIi.
IRONTON AND PIARTRIVIUTII.
I,arca rubhnrah EVERY FRI DAY.{
LeaF, DorlsoroFl6 EVERY MI; IC DA Y.- 10 A.m.
nn nrlr and rpleßlllllrra.roarr .
(Iti A N I E
tCIII Irate as allllrlaorra.
For Rata,. or papaw, Mill t/rt board. or 1.1
D. It, WIRIEST R
m)l7 Agro4a.
'` OINLEANN.
VON MEMPHIS and NEW siiti tZ t
01MX A )15.-Thr Stanch Wad
tut riAramer •
BEILI.CY R MON-- ... 37 - J. 1.114.4011.
till Inn., for the NWT. ma 111Lortnat.ti
THISDA T. Ilk, YMh. a; 4 r. r.
"""19" rr.ra IVA
• n,
1:.14 GIUILLSS 8 , Gx...-Aspnto.
111% /411.1.41PP1.
tOlt ST. I.OIIS,
Kirk '.Ot7BV(:VP: AND' ST. -
I. ry.-141P ene tsmerecet‘rtentner • . • - -
122223
wnt less for the 4h/ore and Intermediate purl. roe
SATURDAY. Hay 21 et, at 4 r. re.
ror Irrlglit. or rormatte artily Mani, to
mfr. FLACK a COLLIN on
GWOOD. Agent..
Pittsburgitanteintitinati
PACKET TM
The new and splenald thle-whee!" l o l 6
elewner
- • JUNIATA,
C.pt. C. L. Mown AM, WIC lotre l'lttphunch for Cln
dui...I.I6VMM TIIIJABDA sl.lll4isA9sk_RVT34
P41 1 34! ',1 .4r . .7 5 ?..' •
• ..1 4 iTliltirgiat'0 .
oda - Agnt.. •
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
PACKET LINE.
The new and aplerallA aldo-arbeeli iid gEt
Sta•araer ARLINGTON. DANIRL
ROOM Hadar. #. S. 511.16PARD. Clerk. leaaaal
Ilitlablttalkuiclnennatt over; TREADAY at 12
LE pßitoptli. ILataintlaiLlaireselsitnnatllor Mts•
burgh, at 12 b. every FRIDAY.
gmisht, V!Wi 5. or other. Ltto=ttlon,' srplf
JAMES COLLINS,
fel '7I,ACK A COLLINOWOOD, Agenti.
~ali„i; _~ t'
TO LIVERPOOL AND' QUEENS-
AtAYMii: l n itc tr u 's_g mA e_ All.
•
clam vemuos, mow ....IRS
tell
ITTT OK rAIIIK, OITT OK ANTWERP,
CITY Or 19.11T0N, CITY (I F BALTIMORE,
OTT OF LoNDOIL
SeHlog EY MY gATIIIIDAY.frow. rter43 Multi
River. New York. Yor puska or furtkr Won..
lion apply b , •
WILLIAM BINGHAM, Jr.,
143 851ITIIVIELD STREET.
Jolt* Q. WORKMAN
WORKMAN
BOcoesomrs to W08X24A21; . 1400iiE kW.. mina
tomato. Sad Dolan to • • "
• piages Buggies, ./,
SPRING Ic'BUCK IVAGOAK
4411, 46 and ,48 &aver 6L, Allegheny.,
• • 15 .
d&V.l.Vlazioir.7"P r ° 7 ll3Vl...
wurnattod to give settataction a .n every 1414=1:
ErnlrreAdV4=lVettlNAtflt,. ! . m .
parsys maks or ty k sym!xlYAWENT.-
and Espqe+Pilest Wet Miter Ind Antl.ilattigie
for Mafia.
11 mcdHitit
wrest Ales,and Wm. 1.1.1111 r bn ethe late n ' rei
WORKMAN. DIOORL CO.. a Dullness .111
•
hereafter be eatithined at the olditanth ender the
nameand - gtyle Og vromotArt. $. nape. Orden
solicited.
J
ial4. " 'ViB
Ll 6 .44atd661•irl4P!iSbUrg1.•
ST. - 'LAWRE4OH HOTEL,
Proprietor,.
C. PeaalLaad utkpinizirfilyid Cull
SPECIAL NOTICES
'CONSGKPTION~
ph. saLIENCK'S Plift.MOSiC BYREC tot the
core of Conchs, Colds and Constellation.
Dr. SCHENCK'S SEAWEED TONIC for the cure
g o rr o imPg . WI all the Debilitated condition, of
DR. SCIIENCKE MANDRAKE PILLE. for Di,
Oases of 1 he.T.lver nr to art as a Gentle Ent ...tire,
All of there three Mcdkines are often requite.
In curing Consump. though-the P ,
ulmonic Sr
op alone has numlhat! many deeperste noes. The
Seaweed Tonic and 3teletnale Plll, usslst In reg
ulating the Stomach and Liver. 'nnd help the' Pith
mode Mynas to bl9 clldord end search thereat. the
by wld . eh mean. a cure Is soon et.
etdta : These Medicines ate cohrrlchlltaittly offered to
the Public to the only parr. txrtaln gad rollablo
rey for Pulmonry l'Onsomptlon. and for ell
theta a
lily body which lead to
that fatal .11,esse. I.lrer complaint nral 117. pepsin
are often forevotinent conouniptlon, when
they manifest thetutclrep they require end
the most
'Prompt attention.
Tim Pulnionic Syrup it a Medicine which has had
long probation before the public- Icy value lons
been proved bA the thousand urea It has nude
21 ‘. .2 iNTcr :1nte 1 E... 7 41 , 7 , TV11/11TaTrZt ' a y :.1 " .
thamon obstinate 'amulets= on longer doubt
t lt Is a remedy which Duty he used with cond.
deuce In all cases which adroit of s core. •
dons which ern t m n i t: l tigreitTrull t f. o l l t l e " :llZTolia ' cg:
lf• be cored, If his lunge see not too much wasted
rossible. f:ven rases suppesed.
to be torniable. when cods and physician,. have
dexPatted. the one oft hls Medicine has raved the
Me of the patient and restored him to perfect
health.
behenck dues not say that all asses .4 Pal
ma., honsamption are within the mach ormied.
'eine, but he eftlphntlivilly asserts that often when
patients, lint the.lnthit abirintnp semptoms. such
as violent. eolign. ertiehing thins. nlabi. sweat,
general debility. eren such dearSso tbs.. dive
ate obliged Wile in bed, utti when they are given
op he their physician. they may still pe cured.
nowlitasi treatment can create new lu pi. but when
the lungs are very sadly diseased and to some ex
tent destroyed, a cure may be ellbeted by Dr.
behencles medicine.
•
Also, In Ncroftileum ibrenne, therm M d jets] es are
entlally efficient. 11r. Itehrucli ban photogrnplin qf
numberof renin...llo !limit/e'en ciirertC
wltMirunnlnk rota, mid nowell healed op. Thin
Minim Its pnrirrinC Pruned kir; Widen mull be able
to herd cavities in Um lunme.
. . . .
W the treatment of Consumption it is of the et
most importance to give vigor and a healthy tone
to the system. lienco it. Is necessary to streuirtheit
the rippellte of the pialent and Improwe the diges
tion, leper nomisbment Is required together
with sue Means mete the food eusliYiligmo
w
T e articlesmost sibtahlo or the diet of
cense/Nibs. anti..nee desikinted In. Dr.
Sevenths Ainnoines. which are distributed atatel•
bawl. In ger.end. the most highly nut,' time arti
cles are to be preferred. Inn the Illpestivn omens
must he strengthened in girder to make either food
or medicine servieeable. This requirement is met
hy the benweed Tonle. and for th is purpose it vine
'designated.
When tile disestive powersare tint in West iinler•
the feed nes Proper effect: the systt-nu of the
patient Is Invigontted end the longs begin to exer
cise their functions In n normal and healthymin
wilThen the healing powers of Pulitionle byruP
toriort.the cure.
. .
piiknonary emmemptlon la almost Ma'am com
plicated *lth Dyspepsia and Liver ConsplainL
echenclis Mandrake PM* are Intend in remove
obstructions from the Liver and restore ed
Its health,'
aetion. They have all the effiroey whichtsa•mlbed
to calomel Jr 'little massW and are anted not
to cent:Mt a particle of any mineral poison. Them
Pills mire the most ob,,Linxte ...User.... sick
hendachn,plles, tillectlon.. and all other
dise.es which the
fown a torpid or otedniett.l
condition of the Liver. One Isok of these pills will
p ln
me efilmey of medicine.
ponsamptlon the. Seaweed Tonle and Man.
drake Pills stre Invalcmble auxiliary medicines.
lee
been found umful advanced stages of Pomo: are
inf.
(ion, whem the Intim. are almost entirety destroyed
And all sympt tons amordlocto the Judgment of the
Physicist/indicated speedy
dealtd. 'lke lives of
patients who were actually I din condition
hve been preserved for months by the um of
Shnck's three great remedies.
tie, Schenck's Almanac coot/time full treader on
the radon. forms of disease, his mode t refitment
and general dlnectiona how to use his
P s
had gnats, or sent br mail by toldreesing his
Principal OMm. No. 13 North Math street, Phila.
delpbta, l'a.
h q
ralf
Mandrake 23 cents a hex. Poe In he all
druggist. .dend&T
Mr — DOCTOR
UR'S TO TREAT ALL I'IIIVATR PIS.
EMMA That cameras class of Cane, resalllng
from Telf.abuse, 'maturing unmanlinms, l. r,
debility. Irritability. eruption.. remina! ertil..24lonn,
and finally Impotency permanently cured. Persons
afflicted with delicate. Intricate and long etanding
consditutlunal canal/Onto are politely invited to
cull for conmltatlon. which costa maid:. Rime
rlencesthe best of telw-hers, h. - enabled him to
r"rfe ,, rrilledi onmperm.nent.
and which in mo es ist mom canettlelent.mte. be anon without hind.
ranee to fatalness. hledleines prepared in the es
tabliahmenL which embraces otbee. reeepthm and
waiting mono.; also tswolitshr and sleeping apart
ments forlattlenta requiring bathe,ulted atten
tion, and vapor and chendeal thus concen
tenting the famed mineral erring.. No matter who
. have failed, state year case. Read what he says In
his pamphlet of fifty prop, vont to any address fm
two stamps In warden...elope. Thousands of comes
*mated anntudly. ht °Mee and All 1.,' the country.
Consultation tree, per...null. or by mall. °Men No.
1) Write street, (near l'ourt Pitteburgh. Pa.
Hours OA. }I. to NM!, Srintlap. 12 m. 1,2 P.M.
Pamphlet sent to any srldrrn f.d . TSWIPTAMVS.
I ' arC
Oa . MA NI1001): 1101YINAV
RINTOIIRII —Jest. Pubilalte4 to n mated
and
Spenwttorrhavi, or Seminal Westin...and impedi
l: rat
ments to Marriage genersilli Nervonstiesl•
oomplion. F:p.levey. and Fit, Mentol and Physical
Inmpaelly, hr.. by SORT. J. tIIII.VERNe 01.11,, D.
IL. author of the 'Tireenft,..k,' . Ac. "A BOON TO
TIIOUSANDS .OF PIIIITERERS." Sent under
wsal, In Own envelnpo, 1,, any widow, postpaid.
rorript era c,31,. or two vo,olne •lamp,,
CAS. J. 1.. IsLINS f .0- UST Bowery. hew
von . Pestoffice boa 4356. Alm Pr. thilverweirs
- Marriage (lulde.'' Mire 23 MM., t0r3.03
V . 3ATCIIII.IIIt ' S 11,11 It
This splendid timis Dye I. the best In the
world. II winks, relinMe, inatontaneoti,bms not
conMln lead, nor arty vrtAtit. poison to produce
taindyels or death. Avoid the vaunted and delu
sive preteinstion. boasting the• an not me,
3011 e genuineßatchelor'. flair ltyr has
had pears untarnished repaMOon to uphold its
integnty the mils Perfect Hair Ilye• -111.0 k or,
rll Drugg..• A 1.1 4 i. , d at 10
Bond .creel. N. T. fel
AUCTION
I R. D. GALES' 4111111 T, AND VAI
TT :',?'" N
•
. • • • .
1,, GEN 10, a, HID . 'flits
51*•10.21 1 0 •• ..n
..1 11c11..ruin., 10t1
surer. the. aI•A • 1 . 20 r Mace no . n,.•n.
ork,. have Innn .rnlt rrint, jinlgn ttttt
nont a• to noon tan•lleinv..eotl will N.
' 4ll . l u g• ' 4 s %rgg Py• the
• 1111.
•••••••f natty.. ..11„0..1•• aMnt 111
ritr. •11101nilnnirre
~1?) A. . 1 1 , 11. , VAINIt. Aumn•ocr..r.
Public A tictiou Stile
Uo'
BUILDING LOTS.
•
1,417,L.1, 0tt.i..." I9th vrkrtl,
and tr , ..tvrvettinnt . lirill i esnt A.attnn.
ti! bop
SATURDAY, fl 31s1 of Ma5.,1870.
19=
1. , ,n• flu, the A !leg hen, Blear,
nutlet a vie+ that ronnot he evrelle4. They are
numbly aorevalble by the Allegheny Valley Bat/.
ngt. the Allegheny Hirer, and Butler Invert and
1111/Inn nun Anal totter., The. , vary in el.
rmm feet 0-4011 to a quarter .4 an acre.
and ;mean laid nut.* to render ever. one of them
really appronehe.l hY onto etrorta The tattren•
haa,engar Railway Company bare at the
neereaary authority ellenttlng their rood t.
I laighen !tun. oh leb ',adjacent to three 1y4., and
theno City Water Wort, vetil in ail Prot.•ahtlitf
he located
ed olthtn • aluay 'natant., Setn.,ll an
Churchee of all denomination. are con. enient.
Tbetpl.ta ate tnt apreerutte rapidl nnn
'aloe, mad *Mb, tilt th• Moat elh:lhlea
64teetitani 'ln , Tu.albetrlner Kahle appre...
entllan In table make. them tlealmbla tor borpnoea
of ineeattnent.
=I
will
oile T i wg.l
• Ulla on aalt parr:tha t haw. 'The ProPrtetOr
the.. over/ man may secure a
bon., and pny tor it on very reaNamilde Wrens.
A apecial fr. train will leave the A IleghenY Val
ley Thpot on day sale 4112 o'clock. •
A plot lots' van *ten at the oftlev nl
.1% ; :•t0.h7 Muth overlay, Illtal:urale.
R. STEWART,
111112:1
TIIIRTY-FOUFSCRES,
Fine' Suburban Residence,
ON 01110 • RIVER; IT. NEVILLE,
All(ltit r )
On yltltrA Y. :day gOth. at 11 trona*. will he
...Id by auction,on the premises. the Property of
Mr. Monte Miaow oil. et Neville. a endive Os the
P.. Pt. W.an d C. IL W.. anon SO minutes ride from
town... The twolls embrace 34 acres la /a high
state of ettitleati :to on , thickly plented with grapes.
Peer, apples and other fruits, and Matt/ Ones.
shrubbery
wilt avergnectt. shade end forest trees.
shrubbery end dowers, A whadingeveene easy
grads leads from the 'Online to the dwelling.whinh
p n contniending poslthin An the centre of
ilin " Annela. The genic •vlews obtainable from
MO tenet Attie nnallY mngnificent. The adjacent
mnntry fnr miles aninnil. and thn beautiful wind
ing Ohio to bestride/ / i nlet. are •ialble from newe
l? every porunt. of terse mnism, It is a genies
rpotoand to be stitareciated meet be: acre. The
house Is substantial and elegant double Insane
atructure. with front. back and side porehest sot,
clone balcony. 'MOW Nile, ball. reran, with by win
dow a sitting noon, library. with bey ',lnd .'s,. din
legroom, kitchen, with range, and cold water.
And' water t.t) Piz chambers on Strong floor.
bath. trete; closet, finished attic, tibinerount. good
dry cellar with heating.furnace. wash Inoue. ads
tannery tabs end Itther ennvenievr a. Marbleised
taro moraines In 11. ,the uv
rs 4, 1 41`,..1171!.ut i gj
hen very hanolsortic appearance. The outbuild
ings ere entertains. embracing carriage hours.
bum end oast stables, tool house. chicken loose.
lee house. moiling room and athsertatnry. The old
Jack mulatto, it comfortable house. is nista nit the
ground. This en-inert yis within the limns of the
borough of Bellevue, In s highly desirable neign
borhoed for a.resldoere. Is epproarbable by late
knigblon nod. and Is right at the tenser stattlite,
wherealmost hourly- connectkin with the city Is
SUOrdfd. It is the desire of the owner that this
property shall be gold in one elm', end decided in
ducements will be netted Wsedwarlish that
object. As hut reso demand yor. thane l be told
et
diViIIIOTSI to salt the s of present et
the eme. The premises 'gibe open for Inspect!.
for three days prior le the NJ. r •
• . • • .. ,
Ttniut—Ono•thlrd reAb,balunce ihree)eqnst
7...17 Permeate, with Intere4t. M,cnne4 t. bond
end inntlamee on the preestem •
LEApi„DRUGS, 140.
PiliSO - UR('
DECORATED AND PLAIN White Lead and Color Works,
tr blJ.
grid plate Sk k &S
c oonma er on;
I 'iv PROPRIETORS,
I
lbd ron:A b yl 'l ,lT ":" l w "nn.'it hre i.l4,lt<VLnditerfi.ll674gie..4 . 414'1""
pR o T rE A :76 II ::;ACTOEL
I • " M I
t h e' C U LI El.r. mi ti r takiik ; Tw n
anti. ire amulet. Elegant Afe Me ta uten Mee,.
rift*. tometer• reeett•re Tot. de-onaridelsed
mm white enable Med Male to emtelly repreeeot j 0 15 1 , 454, 4% and • 43B Ergstra Street,
the ettoteeat merbles Mt Tertettee end eehee
Sold a New York prire.a 319.0 321 LlBElll.ti
w " AC ALLEanENT *
A U.~ ILt THE i,ATEsT a:rjagiVrtAltild "Ir
er arbonste of lead." es mead "ehen ' ittetg
S {RTKIWAYgIaY‘ Mat Memo from Acetate and llVlrsio.llllll
f.tt• 11, whiter and saiparlft, WEI 112 Odor and env
-11% H mAt! WD ,11,8 . „tr: 4I 7EED t. be • p i paubooste of teed
men say he the etouldwth forfeit
.171.11) SILVER QED . A Nil Ibtriee of this plane eentabetes the least
At the Lowest-Priees at
WATTLES &
.• r rzwituvit eirolut
H. AICHADD DAVI&
LEG ; GATE,
,14:797_ .
_AUCTIONEER.
181 PIETA AVENl.MatnivePtulthUcle
I murmur,.
AMERICAN BANK,
No: 80 Fourth Avenue,
PITTSBURGH
CAPITA! 1100.000
Stockholders Individually Liable.
BANK OF PISPOUNT AND DEPoSIT.
JOHN PLory, WM. FLOYD.
President. Culler
man-tn.,
Th.. 31. 31arahall. ; John M. !If nylland.
Wrr.. T. Shannon. ; Archibald Maltase.
Yampa W. Arndt, ! %Ina. lb Kelly.
Chas. B. I^ech. ; Wm. Floyd. .
John Floyd.
This Dank is neon folly organized and prepared to
don geneml I.l.klng bovines.
JelOik.l3
FREEHOLD BANK
AND I BUILDING ASrOCIATION,
No. 100 Fourth Ave., Pittsburgh.
MUMS
SIP. OSITMIS SHCURIIII BY IREAL ESTATE
A 'D INTEREST A 1.1/OVEDI ON TIME DE
-1 SITS.
resnlent—FMWAßD HOUSE.
'lce 17yOdentn—.1. IL CRAFT. ADAM JACOBS.
, fOnr.crT:
.DIVA RD ILOLSIL W .LIAM PHILLIALS
.•
1d1024 S. CRAFT. RO 'T. W.MACKEI. L •
. THOMAS STEEI., JARED M. BRUSH,
THOMAS W. DAVIS.
1 Secretary end Treasurer—THOMAS STEEL
/insistent C'eshler--JAMFM P:SPEEIL - -
•
Office hour" (r clun 9 o'ock A. M. to 4 o'clock r. r
dare. and Terry Saturday evening from 7 to In.
n07M•71
COMMERCIAL
BANKING COMPANY,
No. lit Fourth Arr., Pittsburgh
Astioo.ooo
Stockholders Individually Liable.
MEM
W.ll. EVERSON, W. C. 31.1CRUM
l'residenL Cashier.
1/11111;(1 . 0.: _
ALV.NANDNR TIATICS, JOAN LINDSAY,
A. 11. lINGLISII. D. N. MACRIINt
W. 11. FVFaUSIN, JOAN 0. !MILLI UN,
W. O.IiUMIART, 11. F. WILSON,
JACNID KLEE.
PolleatlOns made on all aceenslida Points of the
United States and Canada?,
I STEIIEST allowedon TIME DEPOSITS.
Prompt attention givenmall business ut-corte,
pondants.
CITY BANK,
112 FIFTH AVEIsII:TE,
1A 1
1E0233
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDVALLY LIABLE.
INTERIM' PAID ON DEPOBITS.
IVIRMION EXCHANGE bought and sold, and
when desired remitted to Europe. Colßetinas
made on MI and in all the principal points of the
United bunco mid Cepadm.
• DoMINIC it 111 SISEIt. President.
J A3IES kiceAllE. Vice President.
W. N. HORGAN. Cashier. . .
MILLCIIIMP
D. Ihmsen. James octane,
Thom. Rourke. Hugh Keating,
Patrick Kane, Terence Campbell; •
ch.. B. Barr,as •
Tb it:A .. .. ' ..Pre Ph ag et*" ... te. ,
Ch. Maginn,
It. J. Gine,
•lii. nopy. •
fella , - JOS. M.GAZZAH. Solicitor.
TEE SAFE DEPOSIT CO
Of Pi t t simrgh,
FOR Tlll9 `-
Safe —Keeping of Valuables,
Under goof:tote, nrof filo renting of sees In it.
Fire and Burgiar-Proof Vaults,
No. 83 Fourth Ave
Prcahlonl—WlLLlAM PIIILLIBS.
Vice Heathleal—llNllßY IMOYD.
InlllCYnner
William, ! !Irma 11. Patale,
Henry Lloyd. I .1611.1k1110111,10,1.
Wllnaml (core. Black.
William M. Lynn.earl. 0. livecay.
Jar. Bennett. I '
t• e',Ye n , and 'Creak—B. V. ToN HONNIIOFisT.
n daily Horn 9 oink A. tn 4 g veto& T.
7 Per Cent, Gold Loan
15=1
plr Tns
BURLINGTON,
CEDAR RANDS &
MINNESOTA R. R. CO
First Mortgage
40 YEAR CONIIERTIBLE BONDS.
A UMITGI, QUANT/TY •YOFL SAJ.P.
11 90 and Accrued Interest
=I
J It
L. 1. 11.F 0
11. 05TMrtiO ; N• Trv.tor..
Thehrea tor parlor the road la alread,wcepletell
Wad 1.1101.11 lane earnme, and the balance of the
hot. to tepidly pe.grewting.
onb.m. ,, nur bcChturnend three lbabla loth@
aafest and beet lnreatment In tbe market.
. . , ..... ~ .. . .
I. P. Fire.terentle, at eerrebt {nice* only, return
non lee cent. Intereet..arbile nate. per eight and
~nr-quert par. rent. In tioli. and we meant the
unt, ally rmel.
.HENRY
• '
• '
.HENRY CLEWA & CO.,
,izr
!t
Bunkers,
32 .Wall Street, New York.
S. WC ..EAN & CO.,
'
No. 65 - F4trtlx Avenue.
& Sons,
57 Market Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
lldittt:nn made n, ail the .teddl point. nt
STOCKS, BONUS AND OTHER SECURITIES,
BOUMIT AND SOLD ON COMMINSION.
Partleatar attention paid to the purchase and
.ale of
United States Seosuities
. 1140s1 _
HART, CAUGHEY & CO.,
Bankers and Broker.,
CORNER FOURTH• AND WOOD STREETS,
. • Pittsburgh. Pa.,
ISUCOESSOItS TO HANNA, HAAT A C 0..)
nzAlAite IN
Exchange, Coin, Coupon;
And pootielsr attentionde .4 pait‘to, the Surchass isa
.1 • A
0-bvernxnent BondS.
), ALSO '
~,,t( s
1.
h t Draughts on London.
Trail smen's National Bank,
WOODD I 4
TREET, CORNER • NECOND AVE.
INTZREST PAW ON .DEPOSITS.
Gold, Coupon Bondo nod Stock
BOUGHT ARO SOLD.
MAIP6I4.-
MNIIERSON, 13ROTHERS,
11106 Ltnetty street. Dentin In Dfltgl.retnt
and tent bldotes. 11416
HEM,
. • 9r; M i atin . w.
•- 'I4I min.
ENGINES, BOILERS, &c.
• FORT PITT
Boller, Still and Tank
AVORICS.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
=
TUULA DOUBLE-FLUE° FIRE
BM, AND CYLINDER STEAM ROLLERS.
GM TILLS AND OIL TANS. • •
LIMINESS. BREECHING AND ASH PANS.
SETTLING PANE. SALT PANS AND CON
DENSERS,
STEAM PIPES. GASOMETERS AND IRON
. .
, OFFICZ AND IYARgfluLlBt:
, Cor. 2d, 3d, Short and Liberty Streets,
Ur - Orders bent to the above addrem will be
promptly attended to. mbkIIO
SIOOAOO
HUGH M. BOLE & CO.,
.S'i DD./IDD
for. Point Alley and Duquesne St.,
(YEAR THE POINT.)
Engine Builders, Founders,
AND
Mom:B.111re STEAMBOAT ENGINES mad STA
MINKET ENGINES of all sizes.
Ypeeblltentirm ineited ti o
1. STATION
MIT OIL • WELL. ENGINE ' At PORTABLE
BOIL/SR cif 15 bore° u
CASTINGS, of every kind made to order M our
Foundry, on THUM STILE KT. below 'Market.
RIGS for 011 Well,. SHAFTING, PULLETS.
HAM:KILN. MUNK and TOBACCO scittrivs.
and IRON TY/BAUM PILKSSIBL 00 hand %Ad
wade loonier...Liao
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
t mlr i V r. r/ . n y l n .l . le Allegheny River. near lb. robs
Oy'All orders promptly 1111 ml. 'MU U.
.Riesick & ..Bro.,
}ME AND BURGLAR-PROOF
SAFES AND VAULTS.
lEll=2
ENGINES AND MACHINERY
nimirErty WORE, REPAIRINGand PUTTING
UP MACIIINERYIITIGIA ULIC CEMENT. C
ner 17th end PIKE STRY:ET4 Plush rnlh.P o.
O'HARA BOILER WORKS,
4100.000
F. REPHAN & CO.,
•
Mnnufncturon. nf STEAM BOILEMS,OII, TANKS.
STMA,S, ADITATREN, SALT PANSJIASOME.
TESS, SETTLING PANS, PRISON DOORS,
CIIIMNEPS, URICIIUN FIRE BEDS, he,.
Cor. of Second Arenoe and Liberty Street
PITTSBUILGII. PA.
;Ching done promptly. Onto., wnt to the
above interest will be promptly attended to.
Y.-REPIIIAN, formerly Manager at CARROLL A.
SNYDER'S. 4 oelawin
FOUNDER% 'REACEINISTS.
KNAP FORT PITT
Foundry Company.
OFFICE AND WORKS:
Twelfth Street,
PIiTRBUItIVR. PA.
tr - Enelne.. 14rlllnc 31111 31schPmei. M.II Ma
etk4Lee Retort.. mot Outline generally. tort
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
Pipe Woks.
Corner Carroll and Smallman Sreets
I=l
PITT4.I3IIIPIII. PA,
WM. SMITH,
MANUFACTURER OF
Cast Iron Bowl Pipe,
GAS AND WATER WORKS.
Castings for Gas and Water :Works
I vt.ld misdealt the ta:44 f on of r , eMntendettta
;:•.7..AN W 17:1180 ' 1 " H. A. AlitfiY34.
MONONGARdA FOUNDRY.
W. J. ANDERSON & CO.,'
Manufacturers of IRON 1101.79 F FRONTS,. WIN
DOW LL'iTILLS and lii.LLS,.d
Castings of all Descriptions.
el= l os":21t EVA t o A n WILTI=I2
Hooss.s.
Orin. Aso Vociiiimag—No. 130 WATER ST..
Pittsburgh. I's.
ROBINSON, REA &
ocesoors to RosmoN. Mum MlLurms
WASHINGTON WORKS .
1
voux.onia Ducutifisia.PlTTSßUninl,
!r t. :f a r Illtziary Mora Ito-
AlliTtlos,•Ca b rial deVtio Ct:lnangi
ettlhOunlor SbSst Iron ors '.
Moe No. Vs, corner Infuse Rtreet.
f =ararrAn.Dl3 P . A . ENT JaCirrsr
THOS. CARLIN & CO.,
Foarth l Ward Foondry h, Machine Works.
SANDUSKY 81`..ALLEGRENT CITY. PA.
Manufacturer. of Btallondu7 and r °viable Stem
ItlVAVlsnrt % E V illre i h n tsWginV,
Grata Om. Welights. wagon Ibis•. de. Built to
attar and have on hand Engines of all •1•c•.
my14:46
hn nix. Roll Foundry.
Cor.I.IIIIMTY AND 24T1.1 STD.
BOLLMAN & BAGALEY
Manufacture. of Superior
Chill Rolls, Sand Rolls and Pinions.
PROFESSIONAL
G . W. %CAMP,
•
• ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
tuo too‘o.oo to No. GI ou.urr sum= Pitts,
bomb. NMI practice In the V. ft. firmtt and etztet
Zrts. In the State tuprome nod ell the C OCA. of
ettonty county. ann make oollealions most Of
adJeeent counties. J t 73
H . 11. MeCORNICK; •
• : : Atiorney-at-Lttw,
rto, i 8 GRANT STREET,
- . 4lrPronspt. attention ems Co All Idrids 0!
ARCHIBALD BLAKELY,
'Attorney-lit-Law,
Na 116131 TH driNUE,,
E=ZU
RoIiEEPER,
ALDERMAN -AND ex-onricto JUSTICE OF
• TUE PEACE.
Office,ll2 Fifth avenue..`.
. s orgftftias el Zelit9"" md :g i en't .
end nil legal Dueness atiendia zorrgglyluadso-
VI!lo_y ILO \ ,• • zi
110111EkBELL & CO;
'ANCHOR, COTTON MILLS,
Itlimaizettn,“ o f TLEAVTREDIIT 4 ■a4 MGM
ANCHOR AND MAGNOLIA _
Sheeting and Batting.
IRON AND STEEL.
•DUQUESNE~
Colei Han, Rahin & Co?
•
NAILS STEEL ,
..A._xels and • Springs.
DuquEsNE, II X AM) JUNIATA
DUAILD LEDS.DIIAD AND , ,
Elt RAID.
FLANGES. FUTTER Eilki..eal."4D
T AND FLAT SAIL. La Coal no‘da. LK
il"".•
CROWBARS , NVEDD and DAlCsow TEFTII
SPIUNG, PLOW AND CCLTIV AMR
STEEL NTINGS AND MOULDS. r.
STRELTI pp+. sTtan. silwiTING. A IA nT t r . VL:
COACH. /WWII' and IVA.:oN ni•ltlNDSn.nd
AXLM
CUT NAILS AND
=I
All Goods Flrst,' Class and Warran tint.
(*TICKS AND WORKS-16th street, sn
shrug Riser, snit 77 tester street. ilttsbusa,
BAltlt -& PARKIN.
WS!. METCALF. Rianwqc.
ur,o. W. HAIM, CHAS, PAIV,i IN. •
SpeclAL 10Ant.
Crescent Steel Works,
MILLER, BARR k PARKIN,
OFFICE: .No. 330 Liberty Street,
Piftsburgit Steel Works.
ESTABLISTIED IN 11343. '
ANDERSON & WOODS
Best Refined
Cast Steel
OF KVERY Dr.SCILIPTION. ALSO,
Bent Refined Tertian Plow & Spring Steel
I=
smss AND EIDST AVENUE. Pllle,
nult;:ntl
PITI;SI3unGII
Novelty Works.
FOUND;II A. O. 1:.433.
11001OICA1), ADA)LS & CO.,
t i Li n egYe r nil
SCA.LES.
JwlnA Faced Patent Door Leeks And Latch,
Point And Coffen Mina de.
Corner of FIRST AN'ENCE and GRANT ISTd..
PMtlattrith, Pd.
Sheffield Steel Works.
SINGER NIMICK & CO.,
PITTSBURGILPA..
dlenulanturons of every desalption of
Cast and German Steel,
ItAII.WAT SPRINGS.
ELLIPTIC ANII PI.ATFO/LE SPRINGS.
AXLES. STEEL TIRE. do.. Se.
WAREUOCSE—S3 WaterAndl.oo Plod eteente.
BLACK DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS .
PAR lc BROTHER & CO.,
Ilfonuftucturers of MI Deocriptlono of
STEEL.
OFFICE. And WAREIIOCI9E-30th. 31st And
Railroad street.. Plttsbuoth.
STOVES, CASTINGS; &o
COOK -STOVES.
Get the Best!
BISSELL & CO'S
TRITMAPH,
For Bituminous COal
Warranted to COOK, BAKE or ROAST as 'well
'ea any other Store In the Union.
BISSELL & CO. ,
No. 235 Liberty Street
ALSO, ON HAND AND FOR 6ALS.
PARiAIt STOVES. HEATING STOVES.
GRATE FRONTS. FENDERS.
VOORING fAsutca
GRAFF, HUGUS SI, CO.,
31fLoufacture. of •cord eadely of
STOVES,
Boston .Cooking Runge,
FIERY- FURNACE"
FOR VARM !NO i'etr,DlNas.
Tllle NM ANTI-DUST COOKING EITOVF..
ItlentLATOR. - COLUMBIA Ct STOVE:.
VAN'S (Cincinnati Pattern) PORTABLE] RANGE.
CAST IRON ALANTLER WELLMAN'S REFLEX
TOR, GR
!k
VERS.
ATV,_freci from dirt and dust; (IRATE
FRONTS FBA
•
206 aid 208 Liberty Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA. •
I.BRAI4LEY& CO.
No. 20 Wood Street.
Menufartum HEATlNGreatestVariety of COO M.
PARLOR and STOVES to be found.
In nor awertment will be found all the latest PAT
TERNS and IMPROVEMENTS. and the mute-
Una at our Stores Is each MO anyone In want Of
:Ce.:4l l tVl7Zlb=,:roValt:=:
fable as wel as econorolcaL Would call partteuter
attention to our st o r e. OLCO STOVE. tor
eherehes,hilla and Over 500 mold' In three
month,. Intended for with or without easing. All
who hare used them pronounce thorn mperfor to
ens o
e ther and far cheaper. Smelt or (hrtrdosse and
PrioJv
WINES, LIQUORS, Ace.
WAGNER ' S PURI COLORING,
The Very Bed in the United Mates,
MANUFACTURED 11Y .
'9Bl North Seventh Street,
PHILADELPIIIA.
o Va l
tet:cts—All the leading houz , e , e In Ph
Schmidt & Friday,
IMPORTERS Ok"
WINES, BRANDIES ; GINS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
PURE RYE WHISKIES.
Nos, 384 and 386 Penn,
GIII=M
Cir. of ELEVENTHST., formerly Canal
jos.,s.FINCH&co
•..N.a. 193: 197,189, 101. 193 and 193
, . !MST 919E37. rittabarsti.; r '
jorinotaaorpri of COPPER DIETILLED PURE
RYE WHISKY. Also:desk...in Poutor WurER
.W Lt.:Arens, HOPS. de: - ' hßhoss
KaUirMA G
L.B. fULTOS
FULTON & IrGANN,
Priwtical Pllimbers,
°Mt AND BTL.4Y•Firrt6B;
MME=3
.. . . .
Leadqs.i.e. flab Want; tanks,
P.
__. l.m How Cias Fisanks, Santa. 3.18
.1111.110 Lb Stands. Iron
CO Ap kl e sa
1 1l
a lrlttlx, Al.
Fii=l ler Prop Mco
ed nplith GI
stir . and B eat/ast Appoint.. Jobbtag
prosoptly ittt.thol la - .
111 ii R
reivL o y alit TEN AIL,.
I AiegrtiiihlLnia 1
and deparlaram WM NAVA Depot. corner of Wuh.
ington and tilbell7 AMU, Im follows:
wattIVIC. DEPART.
Mail Train... .. 130 aat'llonithem ex. 3 , 20
ttiti!e!r;..i:..l.dJ.l3•4:l•ZiTl/4_,f,x.i.: t 1:::
Whip Ac No.I, 710 am Mall Train.•:.. 2.110 ass ',
-T;N:,...'011 . 4. - ,T._. 4 4:':,.11.°`11."_0` — s l fi l ; 6" 1
Johnstown A 0.10.30 alma.Clncin7lll....l.l. is ma ••
PIM inl N' si . t lig rtivolV,6l:4;lci.'4:.l:::
N0. 1 . 4 ‘, E.. _ . I,3oprn,flornew'd A.
14 . onrei : .11 - .8.33 P014.?;k7,...ic: giS ra: F .
No. i 0 "
11:33 pm•WaWs No. 3.. 3.03
Wall's \o. . 4. :ji 30 raz Wall'ii No. .1.. 603
; la-IW,, hrso.l t:00 iint •Fo , )l.lne.
" •Vli t e . .. 7 l7;iitli!gat ' aro ;I V :. 1 I Znel ' il eiti 110 1 P 1 4
• tiara far Italtionare. ...affo/4,
The Church 'coa leaves Ishii Pl . -
I " O n iVg V. ItoilettnlTl.r."lfart,9. fi.jlVei,...'',73:
12:311 it 111.. d arrives at 0) • • -... 74,,;b,...7.0, - •
1...,A.,..1...,,,,,k,.; . alai Stadion at 117 lh:.
preu lou. .litany cae. .; es daily. & , 1100.4, Ps::
daily . ..m.la hands' . 4it Musatity. All other train*
For further W.
Ille Cu.' .ormstion a pply
W. If. BECKWITH. Agent- ..:
~,..,.......r. r .ri . llallrul Company will nal as:.
tr.r ~,., ~if f:ltg,zn.l - bv '" -- "rth•P ,-
.. .4 , nart , Ir 'raw, A d 11.,,,iY. '' '"'' hm•
n.„„„ ,„,v. n ..,7 ..-1 ti be .1. tn.. al Vili:nn` "'l'
.w.c1.1 emtruct. e "'"r.
_ ,
A. 3. CASSATT.
rya (learnt Witherintentlent. Altovnn.
-NA,TESTERN NSYLTAN 11:„
,onanclafterlSOV.
14. lES4O . We
" {Vg 'n e'ggrSiZZLl4a;
Pennsylvania Itallriwe '' vro: antra at end depart.
Irons the Federal Stress Depot, Allegheny
sm follows:
want', I DEPAIIT. 1 ~-.. '
6:40 7;ou • •,oi.
It rceport No. 1.440 a ta, Freeport No. 1 111.2..
Emma.. 1111:40 ata Sharptig No. 1 tat mi .
uharptig NO.I .1 attl p m turrets :it p WI
x.pc t oct, N... 2 41pip rtrapringtro !it o. ts 3l p nat .
Mall 14 p*Frecport. 14...2, pm'...
Springd'e Nu.26Al PfltSprlncd'o Yo. II p Mt-
A burr trains run dully except Sunday.
' The Church "Tant3_lcoreu Allturhoilfr Artirtldtt: 1
gt7 r at 5 4411 7 . ,: " ;I .4 17.fr;gii;,,, - fy i llf. . 1 11 rad a '
flip at I 7 II r..it. und orrice nt. Allegheny Jlme-, ,
tittn at 3:40 P. N.
. •
The lapinleaving Allgedv.7 city at 7:01:1 A. I.
make Mons conotelitax_ok k tarpon. with Walker% r •
line of Stages MY Miller and Ilannabstown.
Through tickets Tan' be punt:seed at the (Mee...,
No. St. I tete street, near the Suspension Bridge.
PlttslaanZN, and ut the Detad, AllegnettY.
For fMtber to
JAMESLEFFERTS. A nt.
• Ftalensi Street Repo... •
' The. Western Pennsylvania Railroad will not ern • •
Mme any risk for Baggage, extent for wen rind ern +.
pnrel, and their tenpontelbility to One Linn
tired Dollar, In value. All basgage exceeding tills I.
amount in value trill he at the risk ot the owner,:-
helm taken by Specllll contract
A. J. CASSATT. ! !!..•
nets tienend Superintendent, Alttema, Ea,
131ITTSBURGIE, FORT WAYNE &
A. CHICAGO It, W. and
CLEVELAND & I•lTTPeglyie
BUittal
MAY.
Dixon 1et,12:70. mina 111 leave from
and arrive at the Union Depot, north side, Pills. t:
burgh city Tollowx:
LES, tAltntvg.
Fast Line yap rui Mut Line 2:110 m(:
Erie & You , • ni Pacific Ex.... 13 On p m
CL Wh' 3 a m!Whcellng. Ex.l h•m tj
Chicagn Ma11...11:3n a mj it Chicago, L. Ex...7:lisp re
chicao F. ABS m P m
VI. & Wlt'g Ex. 4:08 p mllleveland p m
Pacific Ex - 3M.S m Mtn .t PIM Ex11:113 pm • , 0
We & Erie 11‘.4:03 pm,el. Wh Ex•7:o3 p m ji
torva lit FROM MUM,: ..61.3.C1111KNY.',
Hear Falls A0..N:3?; a Leetsdale Ae..0:53 am
Leetsdale • 10:11/4 m. Ready Falls m
" am INow Castle J 0.34 a m I,
Rochester •• • :4 M p mittnon M:art •
Fawn p m Leetsdale f .. 12:43 m
Leetsdale 0.; 13 4 4. rM0W" . F
Beier Foils •• 11:23 P in,Leetadale p m
lA•eladale •• 10:43 F " " 7 : 3
Fair Oaks Son. :Fide Oaks Sun
nn pm• day Ch nrch...0:313 aNi
Pacific Express leave daily. •
' - Padre Exams.. anims
• 111e - Fast lane lea es dap Mondays excepted,
IS7Fmt Line arrives doll y.
y. Mondays excepted.
All ether trains will leave and arrive daily, •!,
Sundays ekeepted.
V. It. MI ERN ' J. N. McCULLOUR !•".
ficp . t• (La. &Ticket Agent Ural. Manager.
CHANGE OF TIME.—rALLEGHENV
VALLEY RAILROAD.
conIT DIRECT
TL 110
OIL REGIONS ,
WITHOUT MANGE OF CABS.
=M!
• . . • • . .
On andafter MONDAY, Nov. 22. 1860. TWO •
TIIROUGH TRAINS DAILY. (except Sunday) will ~
lowa Pittsburgh Depot. corner of MevantS and .••
Pike streets. for Franklin. 011 City. Buffalo. and all ,
points In the Oil Region. f
..... 0 0 PITIPPPROII. ;Anlown ix Inroolcnnal.
Lt. Tin y Er
.. 741 34 , , ,z ih r L ~. ?gul:: g
g h l t iultrM . Il 41Wm:iktHultc6.. IS:I3A M. i
Hu1t0n..11.3 AA,' flulton.. 0110 A M. V .
Holton... 4.0 P.M lailnolton... 18_ IU P... i ,
#l,Vg.°L: l i, 2 P. 0 .1 , 4
B.l l dlW,Ni: ?-11::::
Soda Worts. P.ll ilheeport An. 1/ 1 P.O. I
Erady'a HAs : 3 - P.1.111".17. 13 Axle 0
Church 1. 0 P.w.lCtittrab 10'10 Ai M.
Ripens. Stains stop only at princlpal mint,: ..dc-
commodation trwins stop stall stations.
WI? ern now running "Silver Palter Sleeping
Carr ' on our night Express trains, both ways( rom
Pittsburgh to Corry. l
J. J. LAWREYCE, Genl Supt. •
TIIONAS M. ELMO. Assn. Flu . 1.
PITTSBURGH, RINCINNATI AND
A. ST. LOUIS RAILWAY.
PANHANDLE ROUTE.PtI , 44X" 41' loll"
N=lEl4:B'4' l ,liT .
—On n er after SUNDA'S'
the Union bepoe, pirt.n.u..rfvougi
. i1t11.2.,
IVoutbern Express tn.
Fast Line 141 7:1111P..-
Mixed Amu*mode-Don.. :4 am. p.
.. 1
McDonald Acen. No 1.. 1 a. nt. 1:33 a.m.
Steubenville Arcommod. :4. p.m. !AS a.m.
McDonald Acen. No. . am. 45 P.m.
3'l .l. l lS Ch p. ' n r iPlv t i n' preTii leiv S et "•
12:12 p. m. mad mill avvive dalli.
'ipITTSBURNH AND CONN , 1
VILLE RAILROAD.
onand after SUNDAY. -
Tchrshuy 20th. 1870. -
Trains wlll amve and depart from the Lie I
der of Grant and Water streets, as follows:
,M.P.AICr. MUlaVr-
Man to and from tiara.. 7:06 a. m. UAW p. m
McKeesport Aocommod.ll:oQ a. m 2:03 p. m
. 1
11:. to and from Ust's... 3: 3 p. m. 10:00 a. to
Watatievrton Accommo. 41! OP. s.- • Pli .. r.
Braddocks ACCOIII6.II. IV .3 p.m. .7: p. m
rikrht Am. to Idelteesp , :t.lo - 0 p.m. ltl:4 a. m
0 1Torget I VtAtiltI V'fi' t n 1 - 11U_p. - m_lll4lltl sk m
rallA . RD . rl.Boli - BBS:Asiont.
• 1
HARDWARE A CUTLERY
ESTABLISHED 1831.
Logan, Gregg & Co.,
HARDWAR E ,
No. 5 Wood Street,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
Spring-Goods, Hoes, Rakea, Forks,
Scythes, Maths, &e.
Merchants are invited to examine
oar 'stack 'when In the city.
Orders by mail will have prompt at
tention.
BEAVER FALLS
gCUTLERY CO
PI No. 70 Wood Street,
PriIIDURGH.PA
i
MANUFACTURERS OF TBEIR EW
141 •
Solid Cast • Handle
TABLE .. lAN IOE.
. Superior Steel
• The ...Pt.: thin tlATX:natr ' yr .
Ito tl l tz= =tr . t . t i v atazt . . =OM
, It snide of the mail?. hardness. and will
1-..1 not famish or bbickeLi as In the case of plated
I ware. In color and. Bl amey is olcollar to
c4 : ,.: T aii.: 4 .l=l l : 3lA n n ab g e g
Appearanbe and Grat
hIUIY.
• Tllfl i t=ge and ?,; rg u b . U;a . of this
• ;4,, f 0 0000,0
IT= ta,.7l:MtittMeir. in al
• tallc . esead Private Tomilles.
• Beaver Falls Cutlery- Co.
liklo WOOD ST:, PITTSBURGH.
- '- 11ANUTACTURSIU3 Oil
Table Cutlery and Pocket Knives
"QUALITY GUARANTEND.
ItENRY BIEIL' OUSTAWN DAI?rCII
Henry Bier & Co.,
' to Join coorin a c 0..)
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS
':3IALIIAILN . AND ORST MON FITTINGS,
GAS PIPE AND TIM M],
THROTTI.mc - SAYSTr AND CHI VALTSS.
ALI/LOBS PATTERN MON 1200111.
MIAS WORN BA , DIZSCRIPTION for
Storoo,Trat4o ant . ••
Massistartam±ofJ.K.Coo.SDn'•lllPßOYED
HAANCT,wnEEL STE4_ r Tmdr.
• AGUNTS of - DRETTUS' r TiNT MESS. Um
b," 1 .44.•*.k0L ,- •
Cornet Thirteenth and Pike Streets.
ATWOOD & DICOMMEY,
Comm lAinutry NomEr mAfTErnso Armcim.
Ent BRAES iOUNDEREzad IRON
PACE VITTERAin4 AOSNTS f 0r.A.11. CAMERON
_ACOE' OCEAN PUMPS ANILBLONIME.
-:- O.J. Arow.vl
WEST
Machine. -Stone' Works,
Northwest to,Cal of Weft Commcm..negheny.
,- ...PRZIPIATFATIES4 CO., •
o. .
8.28 cfrtiB6 la 0 iy=
irsaltTh. ..a t. Som. tn.
op ressocuble toms
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EM;MEM4EM
BRASS CASTINGS
•Brass ..Castings
➢FADE PROMPTLY TO' ORDER.
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