FTtgAZCCIAL. GOLD, vSILVER, couvoN s Bought at Highest Price. PH. R. MERTZ, BANKER. Cor..iirrood St. and sth Ave. Jas. T. Brady & Co., I.stra-etraors to $. JUNG • 11,..) Corner i l nurth Avenue and Wood Street, =BANKERS; PUY - AND SELL ALL HINDI) OF Government Securities, i;OLD, SILVER AND COUPONS, oV MONT FAVORABLE TMRMS. interest Allowed on Deposits. firiktunvy loaned on Government Donde at Intr o.( merlon Men - tl=7: awroNizil _ • .) AMES T. BRADY & CO. TIIE DAILY GAZETTE. MONEY AND COMMERCE. I Ily telegraph to the Pittsburgh gazette.] New Vona. May fl.—Cotton movement for the seek beery. Receipts from all port. EAI4II - 1. 43,157. General trade of the city tattler larger than last week's. and markets irVarrally nrm, though breadstuff. sod hog products are lower. Money easy at ,V.. 5 on call. Dank statement favorable. Loans NM.- n 11.077. -Increase $1,877,7ta. Specie $34.116.A35. Increase 61,6111,1ff9. Circulation $33,191,048. Decrease. Deposits M3.5(r...931. In crease $4 110.007. Legal tenders On , f9. 3 fe• Increase t1,0:6,3M. Sterling quiet 93),41112).. 'Gold wea _; opened 14 • 1 4 5 481 411, , touched ISl4li, nosed laksfa,l4%. Okrryftg rote. o q l[ down to I prevent. - Clamant:4e teD,OOO.OOO. Exports of the week !PAM. Including 1"7.000 gold bar.. Oovernmenta quiet and Irm: (Vm. of f 'e1, 17.17:: do Va, Lt .12S; ie1): do lge.llX3llll du new,.l4xvo Ole, =;gfr( 10 nke.3 ) f. Cur ,,esnia. aters 2sfylT'Vlf..g 3te.VIT old 8 4;i ' ; do new; UV Lommana sites, IVA do new, 114 eves siesta% Levee eights, Alabama els I,lolli. - Iltocka_wer• dull azal lower but a trite above. -The extreme points of to-day were as follows: estern . • Canton, spin. Cu Telegraph, mberland, 4illii i iWrstarn W talon IC1s; oksilter. 10,Hariposu 7; do. preferred, 2; Adams 5215. 03; Wells. Wi; Arnetican. UN; 21 Slott% 451.,Facilic Man, MX: New York Central,_lMln Scrip, Mie.ii; ilnr1 2 • 01 . 115 1 Haldittg. 104%; Hichtgan Cen tral. /Mli; Lake-Shore, W.; Illinois Cen tral, 140; Plttsboteger: 10;: ;North Western, site; do. preferred. - 010 Hock Island. 110 k; New Jersey Central, 1001 a; St. Paul, 6411, do, preferred. 10%; Wabash, 651‘; do. preferred. 13; Fort Wayne.2ol; Terre Haute. 73 ; prefer red, 64; Ch i c ago and Alton, 114; preferred. ILS; C. C. & C. 'Pe Ohlo and Mississippi. 36M St. Joseph; 11311; preferred, 112%; Hartford and Erie, 5Si Boston pnces—Calumet, 65; Copper Falls, 4; Franklin. 2; Heel., 121; Quincy , 13. - Sub-Treasurr balance—gold. $76,643:= cur wner,_03.383.451; general balance, $C.537.5.10. • The T reasury disbursed coin letterset. during the week to the mount of 111,469.1350, and re coiled from custom. V.-,042,404. Imports for the week—dry- m ttoods, $1,66 5.1E0; general merchandile. 84" I= OrriCs or Prrrenonan (Lithrrix, SATURDAY, May El, 1570. The general markets continue dull. that comparatively speaking, and it is not to be expected that there will be any immediate Improvement. There Is no speculation. and the absence Of a speculative feeling, the de wand for all of the leading commodities is re stricted to supplying the himedlate wanth of the a...a owls, and, consequently.. business Is slow, that about whaticilway. Is at this season of the year. The STAID trade math ace sluggish. - which Is owing mainly to the unfavorable advices from the east, Orlon having declined.there to such an extent that - there Is little or no margin, and there le no in ducement;held out to make consignments. Provisions market steady with a continued fair Jobbing demand. and we can report a reg ular trade'at quotations. Plour, although un changed, Is not as strong as it has been, and those who have been operating with the ex- DeCtatlon. , of realizing big prices, are very likely to be disappointed. Judgingfrom pres ent Indications. The foreign advice. are un favorable, which will -have a tendency to re strict the export demand, and the prospect for a big wheat crop could not he better. The grocery trade has fallen off considerably du ring the put two weeks, which Is nearly always the case at this season of the year. and therefore, was not wholly unexpected. ASHE;s—Plrmer in the east bob unchanged here. Common Bode. ti reamed. OG 91f; Pots, :X, APPLCotithrue quiet and the arrivals -very light; we continue to quote at 152t5 per bbl, for good to choice. BUMR—There Is no Improvement to note la the demand, and no change to make to quo tations. We continue to quote good to pdme at 152,33 eta. DEANS—DoII but nominally unchanged. $1,501ff.1,75 per bushel CARBON OlL—Th e demand Is only moder ate, but prices are maintained. 24024 X cts for 25 or 50 bbl lots, and the usual advance for small lets. CHEESE—Ohio Goshen is quoted at 15 and New Tort Goshen at IL. Ccrmnion W. R. is dull and hard to sell at any price. I2OILNMEAL—Quiet and unchanged. 952.111 per bushel. CEMENT—BaIes of Louisville Hydraulic at I Ml)g r RHITThe demand, as might be expected. improving but . mime remain un changed. Apples ili:7 Ws. Peaches. 1057 for eCra, and 949 for halve.. Blankberries. 13 and pitted Cherries. s)=. 13—Under- the Influence of continued light reaeibts, the market is firmer: thither there does not appear to be any material Im provement in the demand; 17 cts is regarded as the ruling quotation for fresh. PLOHR—'he market appears to have lost some of Its Innriess, and while there Is no de • cline In prlees the demand Is hardly - as good; the feeling prevails that there is not much pros pect of any material advance. We continue to e at $5.913.5,75 for spring wheat; and 55. for Winter wheat. and $7 , 07.1d for fancy brand.. Rye Flourr, 15. GRAIN—As already Intimated the grain trade Is dull and unsatisfactory. In cense quanta of unfavorable advice, from the east. and there is tort little prospect at present of any Immediate Improvement.. Oats dull and cannot fairly be quoted above 50, on wharf or track, or 48 in first hands—Philadelphia Is only offering fol, on C ars, which is no better than - on wharf or platform. Corn also, Is dull. notwtthstand g the stock in t his market Is by no means large, and prices are lower; we now quote at 05 for ear and 90:for shelled. - Rarity to very dull. the malting season being over. and pricks within the weekq uote haye de clined I to fic bushel; we at 715 to 80. for fair per to choice. Ryen ow Is In fair de mand tint unchanged at 85 to rf. cub, and 111. . time. HAY...—The demand continues very light width* market is dull and prices droopthg, $1200515 as to quality. HEMP—Baler of undressed Kentucky Hemp at lets HUsK9—Ccirn husks. 321 cts. LARD OlL—City brands. 1.201.L.R1 for No. L and l and for NO. 2. We established Cin cliutati and Chicago brands .1,8'51.89 for ex. I.ll[i 2 gales of Cleveland at $2,25 per 551, and eastern atSIM. POTATOgg—MII but unchanged: Wel of Peach Mows at els. PROVIgIONS—Xarket steady with a cum tinned fair jobbing demand, but wicker trul e dea4Mir fgtiAtalt i k e azd RIC 171; Clear, tIX; 14akilitt. pses r au Canvassed augur Cured Elam!, gusVal. Lew Pork. galle3.l 4es an . lard, 11,X In tierce. 1 1,1112-7imovetneat In Clover or ThrHotby Needs as the season is virtually over. Flax seed is In steady demand at 0.111., an/ a round lot would probaly bring rWISOLISLW MAIEULBT Om=AWDErra M 37 oAarrs, %EMI/ FO. 7111 The oh market has been unsettled this week, Prices fluctuating more or ten' ever/ day. - but the Suetuationswere not very ImPortant, one way or the other. Diming the greater Part of the welt, however, the feeling genera/ wall rather "bearish" and it is so yet, though rm. t terdarml the market appeared to be n shade . limner, this ...bearish" feeling was • predated by the numerous reverie of new wellsomnsing the impression that the pro ductless is rapidly, inoreasing, bet as already • istimated, there has been but little change in • mites: The shipments at refined eastward Dave main been large this. week, and while • bbbinejtuity . of our refineries are in operation 7, t h e complaint:lt din made that the reining sio7 unutislaetory. :adored so tZt 1•1110 II to be hopm mut b e , move d sometime, and the sooner the bettpri , Orris tals.rrt ;UR_ bb"; lilt is ....;;;Cltgerl; lee rli eLlaz t eelt r. r .4 ll= tint• Innt watk• ra ga tune taa t"="l 4 lat to dam. rlt eams era ..V r em,pa, sal" MeM wek jr, l2 AVOttli =at: wee . • The market. although more attire le ni ggles 1,0 M) seller ttil July at Uh, i bu rio n 'w.f.'s:ay MUM; 14100 lilt 7toss it 11X; ,booewer DlaT Oh to 461 at 12X. Au. gnat seller's option reported.being Offered et 12K; b u yer all year, 14. Compared with the early pert M .t a,, week, price. are a shade higher, but the demand s not pressing, a. buyers, generally, expect lower figures night Market outfitted and Irregular, ductna- Msur more or ',IA every day thle week. May voted thin afternoon at. T. Juae rx; Jul .., s ,, a _ nt(t July to December, o ff ertnuat Aoguat to December 28 Md. Bale 600 bbla b u y er ail year at 21; and WO. free on care here, at =Mt nerraTora CRObE OIL. Tack Rro 103. or9Account I/ C Herbst., War ing, Meg &Co 320, on account D C Herbst: Fisher Um 400, on account L W Young; A B Mills glom account W Bartle; J Gallagher M. on account Thus King: Commercial 011 Works 210, on acoontit .1 W Barbour.Total_l=l bbis. OIL 81 1IPXENSS PLO A. V. 11.. IL National Binning Co., 100 bbl. rat. oil to Warden, F, & Co.. Phila. Keystone On Co., HO bbla ref. oil to Warden, F. &Co., Phila. Livingston tiro,. L5O bbls ref on to Warden, F, & Co.. Phila. `Braun & Wagner 300 bids refined oil to War ing, King & Co., Philadelphia. Montsheinier, K. k C 0... 197 bbl. ref. oil to Waring, K. A Co.. Plana. Citizens Oil Co.. 356 bble refin oil, to Tack tiros., Philadelphia. Total. 1, 2 .03 bbl.. OIL EY W. P. FL A Hutchinson 011 Refitting Co. 1.172bb1i refined to Warden. Frew & Co.. Philadelphia. Brooks, B. & Co. 36 bble relined to Warden. F. & Co., Philadelphia.. . Total MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH Now York. NEW Yong. May 21.—Asbea—Pots ateady. at /4.25R,7; peach nominal; PP,:tbee,76. Cotton quiet, With sale. of ltd baiea, at 2.3 tie for mid dling uplands. Flour—Receipts 14,3ZE1 bbl.; • henry. and be lower; sales 7.100 bbl., at $4,00® 4,5) for snuerline State and weltern, 114,9601420 for common to good extra State and western. 6a.7eita,7o tar good to choice do, 6'1..60 , 10 for common to choice white wheat western extra, .4.966 tor extra Ohio. and 67 nva.. 6.0 tor ex tra St. Loots, the market closing dull and heavy. Rye dour unchanged; sales bbl., at 64.60(25.75. Corn meal =Changed. Whisker e wales 200 =la W. 61,06461,06,71, Icludlng small lots at $l,OO. closing at Wheat—Receipts 43442 bush; dull and shade rec, In , 1.103 N. n favor of buyers; sale. WOO bush. at for- rejected spring. $l4) for very choice No. Milwaukee. and $1.."01.29 for win ter and amber western. Bye unchanged; Barley nod Barley Malt dull, with sales 7400 bush Canada at about Igo. Corn; receipts of 8,918 bush; scarce and one cent higher: sales bush at $1,0341.13 for new western 3 r=4.111.14 for western yellow and $1.101A1.11 for old mixed western. Oats; receipts =ASO bush; dull and heavy. with sales Mend bush at 15.545810 for western and emu*. for Ohio and State. Hay steady at 100 for shipping and fl rft.l.lo for retail lots. Bops quiet at IeC,ISc. Coal dull and unchanged. Leather steady; Hemlock sole light to heavy weights = l / 4 11.30c; California do Wool dull, with sales lal,aOrlbsat I.Sit-Sic for domestic tleece. I4c for pulled. =Mc for California and .206. for Texas. Petroleum dull with crude at 150 and relined at '77157'' c. Sugar lest ac tive. with sales "at. hhds at, ealliso for Cuba and 91.(e10)se. Spirits Turpentine steady at 40e. Metals—Sheathing Copper steady and un changed; ingot moderately active at ISt:al:Pic for Baltimore and 19a19lic for Lake. 3 lron n.ce steady at 5 34 .5 0 . for Scotch andl 1a.34 . for American. liar quiet at $75 for refined English and American. Sheet steady at 10)4~EE 11c, gold, for Russia. Nalle steady at llaraelSo for cut; 52STic. clinch;Mjt.....•^9c. horseshoe. Pork Is firmer: sales WU bins. at 12P.50 for mess, for prime, and 520.50 for prime mess; also 500bble mess. June and July. at P.h 4 .40=9.50. Beef steady; sales 00 bbls at sllsra for prime mess, and kia2lB for ex tra mess. Beef Hams quiet; sales $0 bbis, at mesn Tierce Beef quiet at s2el for prime a. and $3O for India mess. Middles are quiet. Cut Meats quiet; gales 140 pkgs at In shoulders; 1.5, , (Q.17c, hams. Lard quiet and steady; sales 3:0 tea at 11X1616e for steam; l inortax forkettle rendered. Butter dull and hoary; 9n300 for Ohio: Bk63te for State. Cheese quiet at 76163‘e. Freights to Liver pool s steamer teady; shipments, 9,066 bush wheat per . 4a. .- Latest—Flour dull and a shade lower. Wheat heavy at P1.1361= for No. 2 spring, and 91;4' 61.29 for winter red and amber western. Rye quiet and steady. Oats dull and heavy at leo for western in stole. Corn steady at $1,03?, 1.13 for new mined creators. Pork firm, with sales of SP) tierces mess for June and July at 929.906"8 ,5- s. Beef quiet and steady. Cut meats quiet and steady. Bacon dull. Lard valet at Pic for prime steam. Eggs dull at 1.618 e. CEM=23I • ClklitNATl. May • L—floor and Wheat un changed and In fair demand. Corn firmer and higher rates were asked, with salsa 1.003 bush at PICA& for ear and ridged shelled; prime white sold at SI.OG. Rye lege higher and in demand at 90€498c. Barley nominally un changed:4oc to $1.05 Is the whole range. Cot ton unchanged and drill; middling nominally at It 4c. Tobacco firm and in good demsW, with sales 340 hhds at 60.01 c for frosted trash to good leaf. Whisky unsettled at $146 asked and 01,01 offered: small sales reported at $1,06, old process.' Provisions quiet and doll. with -a heavy feeling and hardly any demand. Fork: mess held at 1L702433.30. Lard leo. Bulk Meats could have been bought at 10Xa1454e. Bacon: shoulders Fold to a moderate extent at 13.44 c ; there eras nothing done In sides, but they are held at 1413:a17.1 (c and in fair demand' sugar cured hams 193441-10 c. Beef scarce and demand at MM. Butter in fair demand Oiadvanced fresh. Eggs 15Salfle. Linseed l to 11.00a1.07. Gold 11414 buying. Exchange par. Chicago. CLUCLGO. May M.—Excligogo unchanged. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat steady and quiet. with miles at 93Xa94c. for No. it market closing at 74)(0 each, and Vid.)( 0 miler June; thie afternoon the market was unsettled at 943(0 seller May. and 95Xc seller June. Corn Meade at Usage for No. 2, the market doling at 8040.414 m this afternoon the market was quiet and unchanged. Bye dull anal easier, the market closing at Bic for N 0.2.: Bales of bar ley at 601015 c for No. 2. Highwinee firmer, the market closing with borers for Dim-bound at slAli. Provisions drill-Items pork 1629. Lard 15Xallic. Dry-salted shoulders 11Xa12c. Hoge henry. and market 25c loner; sale. at S.:U.' 9 for common to choice. Cattle quiet at $50.1.75 for stock steers to extra choice shipping beeves. Receipt. for the pad twenty-four hours: 5:370 bbis dour. 44.900 bush wheat. 115,101 bush cern, 42,808 bush oats. 1.1581 bush rye. MCO b m u :n b t s rbVs*TiAl:dootn-r:: heed ofwhttt,ll.l3. Muth b a r ley, l blab oats. LOX , hush rye 2,01N1 bush br and S,DXI bead of bogs. Freight. dull and unchanged. St. Louts. . Sr. LOOn. May 21.—Tobacco active at full prices. Cotton bold at Etc. Hemp firm and better at $1,3041.1.70. Flour dull: spring Fde 10e lower: fall super P..2.,40; extra .7 M I/0.4.7 1 3: double extra $5.10e5.10. Wheat I and lower for No. 2. red fall 61.05; No. I do at 21,152.1.17; choice t o' fancy 11.26 15750. Cora: buyers off and price. irregular mixed and ye llow sl.fryJ.os; white $1.M61.1E. Oats 2c higher at 011 c . Barley: nothing do.. Rya nactlYe at 814113 c. Whisky: nntbing done, buyer. claimed concessions. Groceries dull and unchanged. Provisiousrather heavy. Pork 2:02.10.50: dry salt meat: nothing done; bacon shoulders sold at 13413 Xe: clear rib 170; clear 17)(017Xe. Lard dull at IaZIOXe for tierce and leg for keg. Cattle active at t e 7X for fair to extra. Hoge steady at . Receipts: flour 7,750 bbls; wheat 18,41 X) tub; corn 42.003 bash: oats MAO bush: barley 1.501 bush; rye 1.10) busts; bog. 11E. New Chicane. .• Him , 0 ntlausl. May 21.—Cotton: demand moderate and prices firm; mlddlinglatic; Wee MIXI bales; exportaMl. stock 124.146ba1e5. Flour easier: turromt 1440: extra $5.2 , 35,41; double extra $5.,5. Corn—mixed $1.40: white $1.50. Mai se. IlmnsL.3l Hay M. M.. pork • Bacon unchanged. limo M=lti. ..:Iflimer mid unchanged. Sugar dull lad lower: prime 1010111 c. Nolan., Whisky and Coffee unchanged. Sterling MX. ' Toledo. . TOLLIX). Mg,' 21.—Flour inactive. Wheat a .bade lower; No t white Wabash $1,50, No 1 white Michigan $1,56, regular Michigan $1.3), amber Michigan $1,15 and closing $1.14. No 1 red $l.ll and closing $1,17)1, No 2 red SI.IE Me 4 white Wabash $1.27. Corn a .bade lower; No 1 120(e. No 1 e. Oats a shade lower; No 100 c. Freights dull and unehnneed. Receipts: Mier 1.011 Dbl.; W' '' '''•' - c i '" root 14.81*; oats 1.800 bush. liktpmeatE Soar 1,t0); wheat 2,400: corn 7=o; Gala 1.01.A1. Dry Goods Market. Vim YORK, Nay:l.—Dry goods quiet and prices steady at 14015 e for heavy brown itheet- VTgl S t U g.T a a n afirlq r ne at ]3 !tif f ; Men Orchard N 14 BX4tillie: Bedfora n Le: Portsmouth B 12Z412X; Booth 0 E a 10Nr: Booth 0 bleached 19e; Booth X do 17e. Printed detainee firmerff VMS Eltplee c; Pactilo Pekin.. as to style, 11Xc. Bunnell Prints Ilc Sprague.. and 70 Wamsutte. CI eeeee ad. CISVCLAND, May :I.—Flour stead)* end un changed. Rye flour also steady and unchan red. Wheat firmer and better; No 1 red $l.ll. No 251,1=1,13. Corn unchanged and steady. Oats quiet at 570 for No 1 State. Rye firm at 95c041 Barley: nothlog doing. Petroleum: refined doll and nominal at 233(6244c. spot. In large Iota: exude dull but unchanged at $6..Z per bbl. 1=2:12 Looteworm. May 2L—Cotton quiet, with sales of middlings at SIXo. Flour SS. Wheat $1,06151.20. Corn $1.2). Rye $l. Oats 570. Pork $93. Bacon I3X. 17X and 17Xc. Bulk meats 12X.163( and lablo. Sugar cured hams 19c. Lard 170 and active. - Whiskey $1,13.. Tobacco; sales BYO bhds at VW for frosted to good logs and gr=2 ,l • 9 for low to good leaf. Memphis. . • MILYPRIS. May Z.—Cotton dull stud nondnak receipts 259 bales, exports 1,719. Flour smal ls:al. Corn active; white shelled $1.20. Oats dull, fddkaed Flay dull, MeV, _ Bran dull, no. Lard nominal. Pork dull, 11110.60. Bacon: shoulder* quiet, 13Xc: sides active, 191(0. Produce Irregular, on account of the demoral ized condition of freights. . Balamer, liAlgolons, May 21.—Flour dull and weak 4 . 74 , l;: n ow i c i a:Aetter ti n IMO! Wh eat AM, 7 . dn ' it Ilarnd red $1,4021110.. Corn dull: white $1,1661.17: yellow is marry at i1.=.12. Oats ebo. Ye it 106 Prorlslosus drm and un dlr. .110 Ly more sellers than buyers at 1=1:2 idnarAcizz, Mar quiet; choke winter $4,50a5.M.. Anna. steady at a to; No. 1. and MI for No.:. Oata quiet at 600 for No. 1. Corn easier at 850 for rejected. Bye and barley nosolnal. Frelebta dull and unobanged. Reccipta-3,ooobbts doer; 10600 bush wheat. 6hlpmeate-6,003 bbla flour; M,OOO bulb wheat. '• Philadelphia. • i'mn.annanna. May al.—Flour cerudall: suttee-wheat extra family 0,50t05.75. Wheat dull; madant red $1.1631.40, Core In limited request:' mined weetera IRA S. Oats dull. Petroleum quiet; crude rewe t melted Pie rote. Whiskey SIOmMISI M SUM" DIMWIT. XI, n—Floor firm aml ID mod erste demand Wheat swine and hatier o tztea s Ll s. 4,ll 4 . B ;= 1 047 . eental. arrears BY RAILBO4D • asvr.Lixt. PrrTo nuilitaoAr. Cogrorrr. Mar 11L-1 can lake SUP ore. Open longer. Blair t Co; 4do iron ora, Painter & Soul Bdo blooms, Park. Bros & Co; Ido do, 111mlek & Co; 1 do Mt Iron. Park. BroS IS Co; 8 dodo. Union Iron MBE Ido do, Zug & Co; 1 do do, Coleman. H & CO; 10 boos. tobamon. Smith k Hall; 18 bus seer rooabs. Smith k For. rester ; 1 car lee. 19 Scott & Co; 19 bbla plus, Aaron, wurov, 8,90:1 It lumber, Slack & 8 11" , g 1% 2 1 (lot WWl B pple C 4 l M, l73 7d=l : Cis al Peg clay ram .7 5 , Barr; 1 ear oats, MB sks do, RC Henderson: 2 ears oath In bulk, I=o bus. Hoge & Ewing; 100 bbl, Tour, Hugh Knox; 3 bbl, o meal, 11 kge do. EegmTer & Voskamm 6 bbl, b Tour. Atlas works; 2 empty ale bbls, 2 amp ht do. Bpencer & McKay; 2 bbla eggs. tl 8 Marrin,• 2 dodo, Meanor & Harper; 2 do bacon. W El Graff; 1 do eggs, 1 bale twine. His Pachlets; 2 bbl s bacon, P Duff & Soon; I tub bacon. Atwell & Lee; 3 bble dry elder ber deo, 1 Ito bacon. Druggerman & crn: bbls eggs. 2 Jan buttes, 2 kgs do. H Riddle; bra rye, 1 bbl eggs. Head & 11; 43 eke porn. 56 do healed. Dose & Heine: 1 bbl eggs; P Duff dc Son; 6 bxs h ware. Fleming & Agnew. ITITEINCROB CINCLYNATI AND BT. LOCIS RAILROAD. May . 21.-2 care stares, W Hastinge; Ido wheat, It Benne& ,c- 1 do oats, 8 Hood; 100 bblCour, 440 bee do, T C Jenklrun 10)W]. brooms. J Conner 126 bsx. barley, F Shields: 10 drums tobacco, J McKee; 21 Nos potatoes, E 13 Thomas; 6do do. W ld Loather; 34 do wheat, 8 H00d:64 do corn, Hi do oats, 35 do wheat, McHenry* H: 1 box tobacco, Carter & IT; 1 caddie tea, 24 Du yeast, Rinehart & 8:1_2 bga potatoes, C Slade; ".4 do oats. Robb & 16;1 box meat, 1 bbl eggs. Meatior & 11; 6 do do, W II PrZ f l ' s 6 . I t ttp h ma w oMu ll eA c dleelr e & l pe d r o , 1 luia ? potatoes.J B Harris; 111 do corn, Meanor &H; 63 bills r teeth. Hussey, W & C.:l box 1: :, ::, it i a r ,LSAp I o o n , : g Ida . hoLaie iy ltniiii 1 tit i I . man; SO bdfs fe l lloelk./ ti Springer, tli ht blots tobacco, Carter &H; 16 bales wool, Rays one Wool Mills. PITTEIDEROD. FORT WAYNE AND CRICAOO RAILROAD. May 21.•—m0 Ws dour Culp & Shepard; a bill twine.- 11 Gerrrig Si Co 191 pkgs f jars, 8 D Strausberger; 8 ohs oat , T L i Brady & Co; 191 do do, Laing & Metralip; 1 end tobacco, Carter, McGrew & Co; 17 bgs rY ..W .1 Meek; 7 bbl. oil, Pennock & Beeson; 10 les lend. Fleming A & Co,• 100 hos h nails, au. Gregg & Co; 5 . 1,61 s whisky, .1 8 Finch &Co 00 E k iPerr Pv ' e c rF ' t 1 : oll e grs I go a ri, TATboltig; DU bbl flour. owner. Prrnletmon urn CoNscciarrus .linty. COAT,. May 12.-75 bids cement. John Mooney: 1 car coal, ri artman & E; 70 bbl. charcoal. J 1 Adler 4 Co; 2.5 bbl. whisky. 111111nger &ifte- lEEM - . - 'relation: KZ blot wheat. Scott - ft Gisal; 199 do do. 10 do corn, W Welsh & Co; 191 Nile paper. Smith & Francis. 1 ear grain. J C Schnapps & Co; 23 aka oat al' Craighead; 1 9 An rage, McElroy & Co: SD aka wheat. .1 9 Liggett & Co; 13 bdla shoot iron. John Dunlap; 1 roll leather. F Kober & Co. 11 ALM:HiItNT VALLEY RAILROAD. May 21. ear. metal, McKnight & Co 3 do do. John Moorhead; ado do, D Smith; TO ',mks horns. B Planar 1 car grain, Bingham. 0 & Co; 11 eke ntfgtoe , I K lleasioton; tike oats, Blaney t lid; 2 bbls pkgs rags, hoer. k o a sky ran, a hbla bean's ' , W 11 Kirkpatrick & CoGo; 1 any lime. Hendersoo Bro; 1 do atone. Hen derson, M & Co. I= PITICHDROO. BROWNNVIILN AND OLOEVA PACK= COXPANT, May 21.—e0 akaoats. 16 do corn. McCracken. & Co; 111 do onts, It U Conway; aka wheat. W McKee & Co; 31 do oats: ZS bal. bay. Erny & FIlsell; 6i-eke corn, II bales boy. Campbell & C; 8 pkg . ', John eon & C; 1 sic d peaches, Knot &0; rz bts w lass. II C Schmertz; 60 bbls whisky; A S Car- le: 1803 sks oats. bell & R; 60 aka corn, Me- Bane & A; 1 bbl tut.. P Duff & Son:81 sks oats. R'Welob .t As wheat. HP slo born. 118 do oats. Mrlleure & A; S kr!. a butter, DI Rankle. Givisv.s - rut IlEr.us. Nihr 21.-2 hhda and 1 bbl . ware. .S x Fatten:on:lVO galls ware. Edward Heuleton; mks wheat. W Gray; 2.2 sks oats. McHenry S Hood; 2 horses. S I: aka oats. Metrackln 011brath; 61 mks . . , wheal. 66 do oats. U Floyd; 46 do con, slc- Bane & Anjer, 34 empty boo and 4 bbl., John ston & Colvin: 63 sks corn. W Welsh; 61 do corn, Malone & Anjer. RIVER PACKETS. MONONGAHELA RIVER THE FLEET STEAMER a dZ ii 6 BELLE, \ (;,.13X , T4 OotomAnder. • Independent Pittaburgb, Brownavill )l e and - Geneva Packet. 4 r M e B rTVO )Br, 4INry, TtareAgAV DAT r. "t Bl . 111. antiPasum g ers to po MOM o:pust s ""l4 mk boortl.or at boat. St toot of!Gmot egmt. my9r BAWL PATTERSON, = rOR WHEELING, MA11.4- .54 NURSte A%t WINI MTV. Leaven Plttalorgh ETERTXRIDAY-4 P. a. LIM MI Portsmcroth EVERY. MONDAY-10 eau The new and aplendld ;amener *maner GRANITE STATE Will leave as Renounced: For freight or moons. noolr an board, or to 0. H. GIIIIIEST i CO,. C=3 Ftos 1.11 31.•1E11.XP—The lllSiut ViEW .si dr o g . . • 011 an and as *learner BILLLEVERNON.........Capt. J. J. DAPULAOII. win leave ter the above and Internerndata ports on THIS DAS. Play 22d. at • s. r. "r r"'Shr ITIM TIVIM°2I. rust: 6.11. WIRIEST a Pittsburgh and Cincinnati PACKET Lin tew sad aphonslld sadsmhagg li dr o t Blamer JUNIA_TA_, cw.c. 1.. Ramat An will leave PR/Aparei fur M eta:lsta EVERY TIISDAT at o aloe* wom pt wilttuall. will leave elnelanatl EVERT . 64.7 , 1- For P.lltter a ti".115/12.0D. mb7 JAIASB COLLINS. A • Pittsburgh and Cincinnati PACKET LINE. • . The Bear ma apletelle slM4rheol ma ir m a Steamer •ABLLNOTOR. DANIEL .200/13. Muter. A. & • BIIIMAND. Omit. lams Plttabarprh for Mau: matt ovary TDESDAY at 12 M. promptly. Betorolag.lsavea CloolymalllorPttta. bomb. at VI M. army YBI DAY. For freight, madam or other tolonaatlon, apply on baud orb JAMES COLLIES. fel MACE & CELLI-NEWSOM. Meals. FMTAI NOTICE. --Notice is hereby given that an application'for a Charter of locorpo ration of - THE RECTOR. CHURCH WARDENS AND VESTETALEN OP TEL CHURCH OP THE ATONEMENT.' he. been Reg le the Prothono tary., 019oe of the Court of Common Moen of Al legheny county. r•bere the same PRI remain open to Inspection and exception. until the FIRSTAION DAT Or JUNE NEXT.- M. A. WOODWARD. ==! Zi N OTlCE.—Whereas Letters of Ad .inistrwio Comes estate of T/1011A9 LLY. Isle oftownship. deceased. here been granted to the erdesriber, ad persons indebted to the mid estate are requested. rases thautlielate P.m:Ant, end those Using de ced e n t demands W.I. rho estate of th e .1d .11 mate known the use without delay to • CATELARINE FINLET or W. C. Ankara...b. Attorney. No. Dternond Btreet.ll.Bl/.llh. April O. 1870. mylndlie NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT appllcatiod 1011 be made t. Hli Excellency, joforW. Gomm Governor et Forumlfoolo, forth PeMon of THOMAS CMLOON, Sole of Tempe, 12!==:M! STEArdf3HIPS TO LIVERPOOL IND QUEENS. aZfcl7l l 4lTALlia l ga dem yawls. among them tel Waal. ted 81 kgrON wiramitthi ele FLOAT trmitPlee 48 North 11.10?A.M. Tor puma or torther Worm tic.n apply WILLIAM BINGHAM, Jr., 143 SKITH7IIELEI IMINET. LEAD, DRUGS, &A PITTSBURGH White Lead and Color Works, J. Schoonmaker & Son, PROPRIETORS; "/A35 ORION AND ntoroar. 160, 461, 144, 466 aid 448 • Rebecca Street, ALLEGNENY • We call attention to the guarantee onto] d d , Meetly Pure White I,ead. and when tragad ir s -eat er ottromeor Iced. • are mean • almond that ts /Imitate sod Pdydrate. an =mm. fore ea nhlter sad superior, bOth t la Coker and co , GingitlMED to be a pane carbenate err and whiter than as ha the market. and wen els the price or this P.nefe oonnardas the eon adulteration.. • . . ECERt3Ol!ii J. & BROTHERS, 466 litaitztrimt. paler! in Min PMIII. I. R.M.FCCiwan&Co. BOULEVARD PAVERS • Pare Bidewalks,Cellarajnalde Tarts, Drives, &v. • na c HWTED AGAINST CHANGES 011 MAT i htlart.Z m aTrlc OMAN cs*. S. Ta:111 y. misty a1t433.11•4 • P.lt • lier:Vrirr "4 : 4 /Zti : Oa. iira,4rrin PITTSRURGif- DAILY 'GAZETTE : MONDAY MORNING; MAY 23, 1870. RIVER NEWS. The river was about statioirs*' last evening with throe feet eleven inches in the channel by the Monongahela marks. The St. Charles was aground at Ohm House yesterday, and out of the channel, but it was hoped that she would get oft The Savanna departed for St. Louis on Saturday with about all the freight she could take on the water. The Belle, front Geneva, arrived and de. parted as usual. Mr. T. D. Crawford has charge of the office, Mr. Scott having been called away en business. P. Don aldson and Geo. Powndstone am her pilots, and Mr. S. B. Patterson is her agent here. The Arlington Is tine here front Cincit nati today and will return as usual tq morrow at noon. The St. Charles departed for Clncirt. nati on Saturday with about all she could take on the water. . . . . . The Bellevenion, Capt. Darragh, is an noun:cod to depart for New Orleans to. day, and passengers can rely on her go. ing clear through. Mi. B. F. Whiting, a well-known steam boat elerk,•rtseently on the Mary &nage, to confined to hie home, Columbus, India. In, by sickness. Mr. Whiting is ao old Pittsburgher. The Camelia, en routo from ..ICashville to Pittsburgh, was at Louisville on Fri. day, and the Collier Peened Evansville the same day. The filendale left Cincinnati on Friday with a full cargo, and the Wauanita wan advertised to leaeo Cincinnati for 'this port on Saturday. Corn. NV: J. Sound is home again after an absence of :several weeks at St. Louis. He proposes to retuan again within the next Jew days. —Tno Louisville Courier of yesterday says: On Sunday, the 13th day of Febru ary last, the eteauunt Camelia, from Pitts. burgh to 'Nashville, landed at the city wharf and discharged a lot of -freight for 0. T. Bull kr Co: It - being - Sunday the freight could not , be delivered, but was lint upon the wharf and thoroughly dunaged and' tarpaullned, notwithstand ing It was clear at the time and no signs of immediate rain. It, however, corn tutored raining that night, 'and continued to rain the greater part of Monday, caw, ing the freight in question to be centid. erably damaged. Bull & Co. broiled suit against the' steamer Cairieltii. The - .Mit was tried yesterday before. Joseph Clem. ent. Esq., and a decision was rendered In favor of the beat. The court held that the otficereof the Camelia had used every precaution in their power' to protect the freight from damage, and ..was therefore not liable foe a providential occurrence. —We clip the following from tip tit. Louis Democrat, of Saturday: Capt. M. A. Cox had the satisfaction of a squaring up-of affairs yesterday with the parties who purchased hie Coloeeal. He left at 3 r, u. by rail for Brownsville, Pa., and we wish him a pleasunt run. After a few days domestication he will inquire about building pnwpects. If they are satis factory, we believe the Captain will soon , a contract for one of the beet Ar. .ansas boats ever built. Probably no steamboattnan ever left St. Louis, whom the people wish so much to see back, per m... manently. So come along as soon as you I . —The same paper' is also reaponsible falba following: Onrgenial' friend, A. J. McConnell, clerk of the Arkansas, was elated yesterday—inore• so than he has been for a year past. A telegram from Pittsburgh brought him gratifying in. telligence. If he could only get swam from hominess so as to Nish Pittsburgh and see them, the visit would be the lisp- plait of his thealnered life. —A. dispatch from Cairn say. that the Robert Moore is rapidly breaking as the sand washes from under her. The water is up in the catda now. .The chimneys fell Tuesday night, and a more complete wreck was never' seen.' Her tobacco is scattered along the river twenty miles. She lies in the island chute buttead of the main river. ==3 I=l —net new boat. Belle of Vicksburg was successfully launched.. from the ship. yard of James Howard & Co., Tuesday evening. Tho Bells of Vicksburg Is be ing bait for the SC - LiOils and Nemphis Packet Company; and will be a perfect counterpart of the Grand Tower, recently completed at this port for the same onto —The' Indianapidis ,Sentinel of yeator.._ day says that in the OM of Hugo vs. steamer Quickstep, in the United States Circuit Court,n snit for &magma arising from collision, tried io the .Dnited States District Court and appealed by the de fendant. the decision of the lower court has been ausishred. —Commissioners appointed under act . of the gentncky . Legtakturs are no.en gaged in surveying the Big Sandy River, preparatory to tke construction of dame and locks to render It navigable by slack —The House Committee on Commerce has only agreed to report in favor' of an appropriation of 1,85,000 for lire improve ment of the Lipper Tennessee, instead of 5350,009, u misprinted heretofore. • - -The officers of the Ohio report her seen the steamer Lorena at Ashland Wednesday night, helpless, and In towed the ferryboat Covington. It was believed that her shaft was broken. —The 0. Line is now taking passen gers film Leavenworth City.to St. Louts at $9 in the cabin and $5 on deck. To Omaha the fare,from Leavenworth is $lO In the cabin and $5 on deck. . ' —The sale of the Bermuda, reported last week, is .'off," the purcluudigt party Laving backed out and paid forfeit of $950, which Cominedere James-put in ids P 04.- ' —Mr. James Kirker, a well.known boat man, has gone South to join the steamer Lightwood, in which :he ovn*i :11.11 Inter est; now =niacin Ouachita River. • —The steamer Vesta wina sold on Tnee day last to 'Norton, &mane. and others, of Routh Point, Ohio, for $750. —Thu Virginia received 61200 for nine hours work la' relieving the R. R. Lee from Walker'. bar. —Capt. Jack 'Chambers, of Memphis and Arkansas river notoriety is here on a vie& to his friends. —Thu Cumberland river was falling on ,Wednesday with three feet 'on Harpeth Shoals. Aikorney for An —The .Meeeeeger was at ,Catro on Tharaday, en roots from Ht. Louis to this Port ' (By P. & - Otb Crri. Pi., 3fts n • - " Ttly " T," pima e rn.titio: Th .ry er.o witti . threea w Ti ee de t 7 y cather Wear. 1:1=21 Tack -B o. & Co., PERRY Ali DIN 6, Dutineinie Way Pittsburgh. TACK 13:R05., Ptiladelphia WARING KING, sad swdcm Petroleum and 'ts Products, philadelpldrasi. wArtrivoijraipa & co PETROL Herbe Lubritatingl 5 4 ' 4 ...u.,.. t . Kil= Oat .. Um. n i ,„ . 4. . PiiszNa 'um 0118. • am Om I '' "' 'V I, i' 14 -Pst r e • ,:riWat „„„ 0 , I tiMmill wil torttlOUT ..wf. 05ti........._amt1tt Itekt, , Mod • tMh.tr.--...,lxtrustoilitir.,.. ‘Thir,,, q4le krion , II .. 4 41:%1I WETOT Vortral ~.petnats ISEI=I SPECIAL NOTICES. —•— —•—. O — CONSUMPTION. DR. SCIIENCILII PELMONIC SYRUP for the cure of ern's, Colde.d Consumtion. Dr. Sair—Ncirs SMARMED TONIC for the cure tt Dyspeptle and all th e Debilitated Conditi. e of he Stemb. DR. SCRENCER MANDRAKE PILL.% for Dis eanes of ton l or to art an a Gentle Porgettm , All of these three Medicine. eye Often mloind In curing Conaisminion. though the Pulmonic Syr. up alone To nl ered many desperate cases. The Seaweed end kt.dreole Ptllsasalst In rel.. Mahn. the titomach and Liver, and help the Vol. mimic Syrup to digest .11 'march through the yes.f, hy which rue.. a cure Is soon ef . fect ed The. Medicine. are Conscientiously nffored tn the Public ....inn safe. certain and reliable ...if for Pulmonary Consumption and for an them, morbid condition! of the body which lead to that fatal d Meese. Liver Complaint and Dye..m are often fonirumer• of Conanmiolon. and when they mention thamsolve they require the most motet ettenikon, . The Pulmonte dying L. It Medicine which hen had Chen Probation before the It. value b. limert proved by the thousand cure. it hoe made throne , a period of more In thlny.4l we years, in ell of which time Rs reputation has Inc.ailed. and the most °heti.. likspticio e n be n 61W ma o twofer doubt that It le a remedyhmnd- In MI rases which adm of a core. If the fleet perseverinal (Mi nce the direc tions which accomp.fir each foo t.e will crtain .be cured, If his lonjr• ere tench wasted to make a core mrialble. Even In mom MlPPmed to be Intl:treble. when Mends and ph.... have deepaired, the u.e of thlshas saved thee life the patient and restored him to perfect health. De. Schenck do.. not say that all case* of Pol. tonna. Consomption are within the re.h of med icine, hot he camber -Malty maerta that often when -.tient. have the meat a.m... symptoms, anch se a violent coush. creeping chill.. night amen.. general oven to auch degree.. they I a re obliged to Ile m bed, .d whon they are gl nP by their physician, they may .1111 be cored. No unkileal treatme .sadl y create new lung., bet when the lunp are ve dlsesuod and to some es : trAttri= 4 ::ittre ma, be effected by Dr -Alan In ficrofulons Mmisites, these Medicines.. aqua, efficl.t. r. Schenck Man hero ill • number of ponons who have been nearly covarve with running sores and now ell herded nti. This howl tie p.mhu 't prePartles, which must be able to beide... in the I one. In the treatment of COnatinnition It is of the tit. 'nett impatience to give vigor soda healthy tone in the system. fleece it is necemary IC st.fengthed th a appetite of the perJont and Immo,' the diges tion.. Proper moriednent la required ttogether with such mealns as will make the fond malty dike. Üble. The erttelea moat. callable for the diet. of Comminpuve pedant. ere dmilimeted in Dr. Schenck'. A/mn.cs, which are diatributed gratui tously. In general. the moat. 14.01,yhutaltons arti cles are to be preferred. but the arkestly• organs must be strengthened in order to make either food or medicine .rriceable. Thin mentor...et is mat by the Nesweed.Tonio. and for this purpose It wan gesigmatmL When the digestive power-nem put Warred order, the food has Ci s proper effect; the iontem of the Patient I. Inv lgore.4 end the kings Wade to mon d. their function. In a normal and healthy man ner. Then the healing Power. of Polmonio Syrup • Will eXert the cure. Pulmonary cops° mption. is almost always cog,- panted with Dye... end Liver DsmtdrlitiL lichen... Mandrake Pills are intended to remove ...tile. from the Liver and resthrolts healthy action. They bare all the efficacy which le ascribed to calomel or "Clan taus." and are warranted not 111r=a u' ttli fi lfg k st l it o tti ' lfz er r ,„i iavn . t.: t zrk , headache, Mies. billions aftectinna, and nil other diseases which arise from • torpid nr obstructed condition of the direr. One bra[ of these pills will prove the of of the medicine. In Cana ls med the Seaweed Tonle nod Man. drake Pil are invalunble earn.. mmilidami. They relieve the sufferings of tho.patientandasslat the Pula:ionic Syrup in effecitme• cure. Tiler have been fouid useful In advanced stag. of Oossump- Ron. where the lungs are almost entirely destroyed 'and all .ymptoms aocording to me Judgment of the physician , rdicatVe . =4eath. The lie. of Ettirt•veneh;r:serr . ed for mon n thl ii b7tailut ` V SetioackB three groat remedies. Dr. Schenck . . Almther contains n full treatise on the various forma of di...es...his meatier treatment end general directions how to use hi. medicine...l be had gratis, or sent hy mall by addressing his Principal OM., No. 15 North Sloth street, .delphla t. Price of the Fulmar. Syrup and Seaweed Tordo es. 81.50 per bottle. or 8789 a half donee: Mandrake Pills 23 oontn a boa. For We by all drtigilists. - deffidET ifileffiEecoNrtiS• UES TO TREAT ALL PRIVATE DJ/I- I f E t . i 9 rl L ZlL l ar L iu t. ... n p u ' l ' lll= n le sions. - debility irrltabuity, eruptions. seminal essions. and enaliy imoot..Trar...,•nur Persons afflicted with delleste. Intricate and long standing ounelltetional eomplainte are politely invited to nal Int aunaultation, 'ankh coats nothing. Expe rt... the bolt of teachers, has enabled him to perfect remedies at once eMelont, inite, permanent. and whichin most ea.. one be need without hind mans to Medicines prepared la the es. tablishm.t, 'Minh embrace. etnoe. reception and walling rooms, al. hoarding end sleeping *P art meats for patient. resfatring daily personal atten tion, and vapor and chemical baths. thus room, to barele.tat, ittlt e lytTr " p"11.1. No <1 Ire t :Tyng his pamphlet of efts page.. .sent to any sddre. for two stamps la %mica eneelOne. Tammands of mean treated annually. at °Moe and all over the contd.. consultatlea free. personally or by mall. Ohl. No. p Wellistreot, Co Coart Hoare) Pituburgh. 'fours A. N. to Br. Send.), 12 If. tO 2P. ea. . tempt et net to any address for 1,0 wrest re apf • .11.1N11001E - 110W LOSTI HOW REI.PPOICED T . Publr In • acHed envelope. Price, six cents. ALE UDE ON THE NATCRAL TILEATILENT. and adleal Care Of Spermatorrtma, or Seminal We/Wanes. and Impedi menta to Marriage tanaranr NervoultueH. I=j, V g- n .rT p itaT n r author of the -Green C •loC.{nlott.~aY,tl Jae. "A BOO:. TO Cm l THOCBANDS OF PIIFFISRERiA" Cent under saal.lo • plate envelope. anY nadeeu. PtetPatt; IlLSlL' A "°,riltra York. PostoMne box 4.ano. CO . . Assn . entrerwell• - .llanialre Go I de. - prtoo mute. m7sar3O , arBATCHLLOR'S WALK DI Tins splendid Hair Dye la the boat In the world. Harselosa. reliab le. Inatantanoons. doe. not contain lead, nor any ITALIC paten to produce paralysis or drat:h. Avoid the vaunted and debt plea preparations Donating s haltvirtnestb notxr nese._ This genuine ty. A- sl o t • Dy bad 30 years nolanashed reputation toophold Its Integrity as tbet otny D ruml in Dye—Blatt Its tlold tryal Applied at 'lB Blond street. N. Y.T Ter WHOLE SALE GROOFRS, &c ESTABLISHED BY A. & T. cum. ISH W. M. GORMLY, Wholesale Grocer 271 LIBERTY STREET, '.Directly oppatte Eyi• 1144813 Meanor & Harper . YLOCH. oRAix AND PRODUCE Commission Merchants amd,mment. whetted M. WEIGLE. ........ ....... ...J. A. TEEI.JJ .M. STEELE Sr, SON Commission Merchants, e ° . ° 93 o 1 09 K !Lt.' WI C. Armstrong tsooott.tor to 1.! -tot kAntontvoi.) PROWS COMMISSION MERCIIINT, pukaa , No. YS MARKET STREET L. J. BLANCB ARD, Ng9 6 PENN STREET. kITTLE, At PATTON, Whole ELALLE GlLOCElB,Comeolo•Son alsethardc..l t zd i = s u rgr 4 Pro 4. ar o : t t i Palma rabokrativ"vbtr. jog: , N. morn. TORN I. HOE SEA BROS., Successors I. HOME it CO., WlLolorle Orman and fulan kletabaots, tesnw Ilmitdll,lo 0/20/1.17 Streeta.Plngiburgti. • • • • §HIPTON & WALLACE, Wholesale GROCERS AND PRODUCE. DRAIARS. 40. I.oth ovum,. Pluerang4 FOOURTH GREAT - AUCTION SALE OF NIMEMPORT.POLLDINO LOTS, O N . NDAY, MAY 23d,r1070. V o'clock. on Ult oTigarrg a Zno.ittg . atab..bitlatelige to two with o gpara 4 0 ; Poi who_n THEE EXCURSION TILLIN, berotoforo. V o l= . ? „ 11r m owoot. Pittabutwh i z alma porsoas Oodles sod rmtlmethl to mid uto MU. No one oodWr rinkot ate 10 . don Use Usk, No Ecketaa l / 4 •. McILW notlompor. WO , titaatit to the 114. Inn Pitt. 0 . , y1,•,..d 1.7 plav4mlslit to smltattt otat.loll Patl=trilitill="oll .lll ""." SATURDAY, the 21st of May,lB7o, ono - lotafaise the Alltany alter. Rah ann. - xiistr that cannot extellistsor . =r l ZaWfli . / 7 . River. BBL to nd .mand mini. East. Inert., . easy Us atte from 98 feet by 110111 to i quarter of acre. ends. ac late out a. to noder stay qint titans nlonsar "P"‘"h" y b Ecir Ant% a T r= b rh ' : • I*omit, ho yrit for extending their road to fatativa flit which is adlacsmt to thine Lotaand the nwir City Winer Waft, atil in an rophahllity be loostad trltitto • abort distance. Schools and Churchill; of all denominations are 00.11DiOnt. ;CLIPSE UM REFINERY W. o.l'weddle, ... . , These Lola are boned to appreciate reptalr to wattle. anti rehllst they are theirost el4thle and oonvenlent Mae for home neettaWe spree. elation ha value makes them desirable for pumpsse of m•estmsat. Terms to wit purchasers. • The Vrellrletor wilt offer these lots Co the M 7 KT Men Ty ttm seams a ley pl ot On day of Ws O'SloCk. A plot of these jots can be peen at the Waal of C. B. SEELY. No. BF Fifth oceans. Plttabergh. Aortnum or tad High Tett Barging NIL =3 Llf.la4laWXt):ll.ll.;l44eMMl SOT-TN . T. GRA.Ir, N 30,127 (W. awe street 4 Ptimband. = e=t= iVholesale and Retail Grocer, AUCTION blic Aliction Sale BUILDING LOTS. AT 9 O'CLOCK P.M JOHN if. STEWART BOMB AND SIGN PAIMA • AND an. I FINANCIAL -AMERICAN BANK, No. 80 Fourth ATenue PITTSBURGH ft:100 000 =EI - • Stockholders Individually Liable. BANK OF maw:yr AND DEPOSIT. JOAN FLoTD, - WM. FLOD. Preendent. Cuhler. PIRZETOILS: Tb.. M. Marshall, , John M. Murcia., Wm. T. Shenn., t Archibald Wallace. 3nazn. W. Arena, 3.. D. Kelly. Chas. D. Leech. tern. Fiord. t" John Floyd.. . Thin Rant MID organised and prepared to do=ral Hankins bunt... FREEHOLD BANK AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION, No. 100 Fourth Ave., Pittiburgh. Ci . /Ai Ta o E 1488:888: D D RP' D b sI NLINFILL LO WE D . .e.gITADTZ • .8.17 9. Ident , --EDWARD HOWE. too I...ldeals—J.!". CRA!7, ADAM JACOOB. , . . noll.CrOus, DWARD Kr.. WILLIAM nitryrs, Aims S. RORT. M. DRUB 110MA8 JARED M. DRUB • vicrmAs DAVIS. Secretor - I.d Trommorr—TllQlLAß STEEL. Assistant Casshlao-JAMES P. REBER. Odlcs boors from 9 o'clock A.R. to 4 o'clock r. daily, and ow, eataraay 50.5105 from 7 to 10. spnwSl COMMERCIAL BANKING COMPANY, No. 92 Fourth Ave., Pittsburgh .1.2.00,000 Stockholders Individually Liable. W. IL EVERSON. W. C. hIACIRUIL Preadant. • Outlier. • ALEXANDER RATES. J 011 N." ,LIN R D EAT. A. L. ENGLISH • 0 FW41.% . 7 1-. • JACOB KLEE. !NSCoIiW Mans and ections mate Lha on ladan an noceattbla Panto of the •• INTEREST allowed on TIME DEPOSITS. Prompt attention gltart to an Imam. of °gyres. radents. MIMS CITY BANK, 112 FIFTH AVENUE, C=l EWE! BTOCKTIOLDEILS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE. INTEIIEBT PAR) ON DEPORTS. TODEION EXCHANGE bought arid sold. and when , desired remitted to Europe. Oetteettotie made on ALL tied In ell the priaclpel pants ot the en."IgtrINVIC need. President. JAMES IIcUABIL ripe Pr teem. W. N. MORGAN. Csatior. . Drltzciolut D. thrum, b . .egl no.. • IlLen es MCabe . Thome•Vrke. IDuet Beettui. Petrick Darr. Terence Campbell, 11. ib.. B. lames Ph rge. N. J. Grace. Thom e Hama. ellth 308. IL GAZZAIL Solicitor. THE SAFE DEPOSIT 00 Of Piitsburgh, FOR THE Sate Keeping of Valuables, Under iftuaantees. end the renting of Rafe. to Its Fire and Burglar-Proof Vaults, No. 83 Fourth [ .A_ve. rAV.gerclrailtritTPLM Dinnerons. Winnon Ptolllo, yrreitt. Painter. Itenry L 121.1. William nen. &Tee... cm.. M. Lyon. I Cnnln Q. Homey.' • Jas. Bennant, 0.7 nod P. VON BONTO3OOBT. • clail •• .. o'olock A. 31. to 4 <Vela& V. In 7 Per Cent. Gold Loan (THEE Or tr. & TAX - OF THE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS &. MINNESOTA R. R. CO' First Mortgage 50 YEAR CONVERTIBLE BONDI; A 'LIMITED QUAIITS, FOR SAI.E. At 90 and A creed Interest Inter.t. paribl•llayind Noromber. ilaMl T. Erma. oats of U±d atalready.aotardal. .4 shown W. saint lad Me b.lo. of lb. waft i. rann417.444.1.. onbaoltatingly Enfant natt bort. 41.44.1418. In tba leant. U. 6. at .neat prams only...aro p. OWL ~ 11. than pay Idea .4 ong-anarter pot on. to asul Ira mad the 4400117 good. . . HENRY CLEWS .& CO Bankers 32 Wall Street, Now York S. M'CLEAN & CO No. 65 . Fourth Avenue PITTIBIIRGII. PA. DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK No. 65 Fourth Avenue. I= ASSETS. 82,598,371 i3O. 0,4 v r o sp_odak 4. a.to 3 e:slont r. nuAY xv33l3up. fl mar let to Novembec 1 ink tram 7 to 9 o sod Ansi No vember lilt to mu Ist, from II to *Monk. '0 ArVit.LArra: Vivi n al t ithe:p l rtr,„, u x twice dared a ye.. in June and bar. inter. get has been declared esniteumnally la Jane arid December. !Woe the Bade eras on:mated, at the rate of Bt: Per Cent. PM Yoh , ' Intermit. not drawn ankle pasned th the credit a Ma deptodear as prloalpikl, end Imam the INCe Intermit froin the Met dm of Jam, antaDeoember; l oo l m = po = tinding mli tel e Fi zi a n ym blm eithout t.v tro m ublbr i4 e the Marta% Bradtivh NM*. an " ..i.b : t4 lO "'e oes, fazti th lahed mat% ott application et toarr—m.mrs itzmoburr. Ei. . v ... . -- 01,}..e --. . ..... .10.. itadi . bag. Mei , . _ II . 4 4.4. Alexander SIAM% .. may Christi= Tenger. . 111117 Wm. J. Antlenort. Ml.g u nt ... . ogtilladier. 1 t itlM., IlLs.:k. Orter I. liirtltom 644 Bg =k• ob t la irlysts" so:, . . yo r,ollver. Jr Illtaii7t i e=. t i, Ormattippe. Win . mnimalt. iobol, Era_ , ' ' ii;r i : dor TI .... C. Logos. • . w 1111.2 Vag li Earar t iWK4 . &al. ~ N. liolmes & Sons, BANKERS, _ 67 Market Street, PITTSBURGH,. PIL cou.r in erut t as tu a m,& . POLOta Of STOCKS, B0;1118 AND OTHER . SEtURVITBS, BOUGHT AND GOLD ON 001011INNON Larthi attantios pale to the Purchase sha United States Securities. HART, CAUGHEY & CO., Banken and Brokers, CORNER FOURTH AND >WOOD STREETS, Pittsburgh. Pa., tOUCCESSOBSI TO HANNA. HART a 00..) DIALIRS 171 Exchange, Coin, Congsmo, And tortlator ottoottou ni rg. to the parthato and Goverana4ant Bonds Sight Draughts on London. mrian Tradesmen's National Bank, WOODS =ET, COKKEI SECOND /It INTEREST PAID ON 11BP011iTL Gold, Coupe' Boil lad Block DODOS? ♦ND lIDLD., ImplWer LiVtigaViM.l7 ENGINES, BOILERS, &c. FORT PITT Boiler, Still and Tank WORKS. CARROLL & SNYDER, =I TRAVEILCWINATIFE.T.7I OILNTILLS AND OIL TANKS. .IM.NEYIS, BREECILING AND Ant PANS. • SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON. D E o RS. STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS AND IRON SR LS, PRISON MORS AND COAL BRUTES. OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE: Cor. Short and Liberty Streets, Perders seat to the ►Doh address •111 be promptly attended to. • mh<e HUGH M. BOLE & CO., Cor. Point Alley and Duquesne St., (HEAR. TILE POINT.) Engine Builders, Founders, MACHINISTS. Manufacture MIAMI:IOATGfNEB and EITA- T ONERI of all Veg. AT N_ A oit °AritHE pBITAL, ("'" N' kr.c ! AßTt made to ' ra oat rquodm'or, .'"lTAtr_b•iow Autlt t RIG for I Wells, 13HAFTIN c % PULL R ER, andl Eßl it . IMMREEISTI. on End nod mad* to or d er , : the INDUSTRIAL WORIiS Ylt Froti burgh. ng on the Allegheny • Myer, near the Point. te PA 41 filled. TRY US. or An orders Riesick & Bro., FIBS AND BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES AND VAULTS BIM ENGINES AND MACHINERY 0100.000 BREWERY IPO,_RITAIRING and POTTIER MACIIINER. eITIIRAULICISNIENT. Cor ner lilts wed PI ES: STREETS. Plttaburen.➢ P. O'HARA BOILER WORKS F. REPRAN & CO., Manassialrs of STEAM BOILERS, OIL TANKS, ETALI 4 aESI A AIiE BEDS, a... Cor. of Second Avenue and Liberty Street. ,__RePthAng done. p,ompUy. onier..ent. to th e "'rl be Wethet.l7 attended to. EPRAA, formerly lienager at CARROLL & ILOYDER'S. oeltpet FOUNDERS, BIAOHINISTS KNAP FORT PIN Foundry Company. OFFICE AND FORKS Twelfth Street, NATIONAL FOUNDRY -Pipe Works. Corner Carroll and Smallnian Sreet I=l WM. SMITH, MANIIFACTIIZER OF Cast Iron Bowl Pipe, roa GAS AND WATER WORKS. ..thlyir.r.al=ln=rli=ttilg Castings for Gas and Water Works drigtt tuVorMnetrui"" W. 3. ANDERSON 11. A. nuctrens. MONONGAHELA FOUNDRY. W. J. ANDERSON & CO., 16—f-MVlrgagfinnas. Castings of all Descriptions. i pw a t t v z: „ m u : it.. .- valfr .r Ban g grici INDERRET—No.-150 WATER BE. ROBINSON, REA & CO Sucomon to . Itoinficue. Kuits.d. bluxicßs WASBUTOTON WORKS POUNDERS MAPIIIIHIPTS. PITTSBURGH. 'a lo . 1.7 Z I ral b lrArE Iron W PTVr g a a tf t g a i • • la nguor& &113153 THOS. CARLIN & CO., Fourth Ward Foundry k Machina Works. SANDUSKY ST., ALLIONENY CITY. PA. bienefeeterere of tliattobary sad Portable eteam e.gam Wo GrateWM/Nu Bout, &e. Tair:To ottler an& We cat bead 'Seaters et slam haenix .Roll Foundry. Cor.LIBEILTY AND SIMISTIL BOLLMAN & BAGALEY Manufacturer. at Baparkrr - Chill Rolls, Sand Pinions PROFESSIONAL G. w. Degjaffi ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT 11W, Has rootage to itor•Cifia7.,ll.ttS. . 05,4,' • tiTagriltam tb. 17=1 H. 14011,311C1C Attorney-at-Law, • •_-No. es catorr eraser • ••rtimuntke. tie& Of ARCHIBALD 31.11ERLY, Attorney:at-Law, Wfl1flD!!. 'VOL B. AZEPFA 41,1325ical Avarankcio nrenas or Office,ll2.oifth avenue. RM. 90 OWnrysadag.. 000 0:4 ...41,Winprkp o nt= t 7 1 .000 pa dArd corroisr-nama HOLMES, BFi,T, & GO , mon conoN ItNiallatstes c semis mows slid mar MRS AND,EiGNOLLi Sheeting and (113'itthIg. IRON AND STEEL. D UQUESNE WORKS, Colenmn, Ralon & Co., itiNrra,rorm or • IRON, NAILS, STEEL t ALxels and Springs.; . DUQUESNE, L X AND JUNIATA. I FIAT BAR, ROUND AND SQUARE IRON. • BAND,IIOOP,SIIEST AND TANK IRON, • BOILER PLATES AND • na GUARD IRO, J_MAG AND DROPPER BARN. FLANGES, CUTTER BARS. CI LINDER IRON, A.ND FLAT RALL,tor Coal HARROW CROWBARS. WEDGES AMMO TEETII, SPRING, _PLOIV AND CULTIVATOR sTEEL. WIN A i tr a rdM ..t A t 6111111. gilfrlic&AT mei WAGON SI-BMM sad A Z - 61 . NAILS AND SPIESS. = All Goods First Class and Warranted. ElandES AND WORKS-181h WIND &ail Apo elearver 77 Water atreel, Pluebtugh. mb9 MILLER , BARR & PARKIN. GEN3II...LL TARTNESS: G V Et PA . t i EL IMMCLU. PARTNZA-8. M. K IEL Crescent Steel Works, MILLER, BARR & PARKIN, • 1, OFFICE: Ito. 880 Liberty Street; feltatlB ' PITTSBURGH. PA. Pittsburgh Steel Works. ESTABLISHED IN 1846. ANDERSON & WOODS, mANcrecnnunts or Beast Refined Cast Steel OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ALSO. , Beat`Refined German Plow & Spring Steel. DORI:NIL 11055 AND FIRST AVENUE. MD borsch. Pa. .• aulAn/1 • PITTSBURGH A l b V city Work s . FOUNDED A. D. 1833. 3100R11E.A.1.) Ai)AMS & CO., -I,9'."II=bIUTEININAZAWN,"` - SCA_LES. Janus Faced Patent Door Locks and Latches r = d MiSN U NINL'E and GRANT STS., Pittsburg...PA ECEMBM PITTESIIORGIFf. PA. Sheffield • Steel Works. SINGER, NIMICK & CO., • PITTSBURGH. PA, Monnfacturori of every dooeffpUoo of ' Cast and German Steel. " ELLIPTIC ANAILATFORAI SPRINGS. AXLES. STEEL TIRE, Ar.„ Ae. WAREHOUSE-83 Watersael 100 Host Amts. BLACK DIAMOND STEEL WORKS. PARK, BROTHER & CO., Manufacturers of all. Descriptions of STEEL. OFFICE and WAREHOUSE-30th. 31. t and Mimed streets. Fittabnith. =2 STOVES, CASTINGS, 814 COOKS STOVES.' '.Get the 13et.! , BISSELL &" CO'S FM- Bituminous Coal. Warranted' to COOK, BAKE or ROAST as welt as soy other Steve In the rllloll. BISSELL (Sri ' CO No. 2315 Liberty Street. A 1.8%. ON HAND : AND FOB SALE: PARLOR. STOVES. BIBATLNG STOVES. GRATE FRONTS. • FISNDNRS, OBBEVNG RANOSS._ Az. =man - - GRAFF, guGus & co., Dienufatturen of angry variety of .STOVES, Boston Cooking Range, "THE FIERY FURNACE" FOR wAlutura Buthrosos. gins IMP AKTI•ISIIST WOKING prim, gerr i taii MGT. arcs 4EATt s mAign ' h t x . r . 3Bl2ud a afore F 206 and 208 Liberty Street, PTIVIIBURGIL PL. A.BRADLEY&CO. No. 30 Wood Street. llama senders of the Greatest Variety of COM PARLOR and BEATING BTOVES to be found. In In aerortroret edll be found all the Wert PAS TS lb and jALPROVEMICOTS. and true nrputa tlon of our 100.04 IS each that ear am In went et e mud e should porch.. none but Inoue nun by us, as they will be found most dn. rabl ea well se eeenottdod. Would • nil particular tlon to our new VOLCANO erovr, for churches, bans and Aorta. Orer 600 odd loth». mouths. Intended for with o unce h =snub All who here wed them prono them eupertor to VI LW. otnrr rA/1 fur ollauper. &Ind forCatalogue sad tee , . sem • WINES, LIQUORS; &a WAGNER'S FRENCH COLORING, The Very Best in the United States, WM. WAGNER, 881 North Seventh Seenth Street, IM=E== IMPORTERS OP WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &e., - WHOLESALE DEALERS IN PURE RYE WHISKIES. Nos. 384 and 386 Penn, Eor. of ELEVENTH AT, formerly CuaL OS. S: 1., CH & 165.187. lamr,llll. 193 &MISS • ,rimer etzunsr,ritutnuitii. fteßF2 l _a n wrera .. fa i lWOOPlrgre l •334 y y 1.. B. FULTON O. J. WOJIIIIr. MON •tt MUNK PrapitBhl A GAB . A.pb MAX 1/11=1:11.` VA-Vilos '"1" 1/41.164 14 E.M4 Vairr sad I=l"MiP tarp rup,h- , - wassis stisadin - "P"'" 4 '4°l'4 RAILROADS. . . . . _......._ p E,nSYLIANIA CENTRAL RAIL. ii P. r.. " ! 4 f1711;" tflYtll r i aligligig. 1. Traths will &wire a C a dwtht Pena the Upton Depot. Conte) of WWI - and liberty 7:Poets, so follow.: amere. DEPAItT. 1111 Train I:3Q am:Mcnetberoax.. /1.2 Fast larte e l . lllam oPacthe EX_••• • • ... Wall'. N. 1.. Ill) 0 am,Wall's No. /.• ' M . 1371:Va AC No.l 7: am'llall Train__ • Wall) No. 1— . am'Etheton A0....1 ttlm Clocthotatt Ex. . am•Blo Ac. No. 1 pm ilderatownAPl - Wel:ClocItill 3.—.1 . Me ill i$ 114. Ac. No.l 7.0 pet, Wall 4 No.l-1 : we Pettatiott El.. 1:3 pm Jaltestar A ct , o. 41: we W v"` all fi la ` No. 3.. Y:l6 pm: P 4' u :VC :', . " I . ' o•N Pm llontowl do., • 0 l Philp. ExPeom ill M. No. 1 93 pm Wall'o. 3.. I pm ' Wed. No. 4. 3:311 pm Wall'. No. 4.. 0 pm lI I IVitaV a . :14411 r"' itr.L.474...11.1111H4 pm -ph—, trains =the cloth outhectlott at klarrle• ( loat ,, fo&BaJtlntoro. ~.4 „. ~,, ,, I . ~,,,,,,,,,,, ...... T ray at ii.Ori. to., reaching Flttabweit : i3 • .... : Illig p v . : orfinertr u nT ''- wt at rzr.mgrs , .. i: . -,:-, ~ : • Clnotheatl nrprets loaves daily. Southern Etc gz.. ioxes dal', exospt Moeda). AU o th er troths For tartgeP4Tgl'atlon thlt/Y to .. W. 11:BECKWITH, Agent. :. The Ponewlvaala Ballot:ea Compan7 wth rat ::: ~ •.°...” 'M ter 8 .411A1 eZOCpt. foe Pere) and Hatt their yen,' tu y "r i liii. Coed Dollen be value. All Dagthe '"'" "er ins that 11 8 11111 melee will be at the Weltof the .... i unless taken try special muttaci. . • myl General Sapwrintentet c alg i o u tta Oa- • WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA B. B. —On sod atter Nov . 14, 1509, the Passerurer Trains on the West Perossylosnrs HaDrosd will arrlve at and depot from (h, Federal Street Depot, Allelpsalo ati, . follows: annIVIL I DINAn •. - Op . thee N0..1.,r aro:Mall .tdvirf. No. 5.• IF no;Freeport nro. 16,5 it Express 10: Oa co; harpteg Ne . . 11 0a et eharpbX No. I.PJO F ea kiooma. No. 2osp MIS X ril , pm Yell p nr; port No. . pia ,Sprturd'e 20..2 6 40 p n:::.• prlngd'e No. • pm Them trains re d o except 8101daY. Morph heves Allegheny luneeloo every Sondey at 7:40 A. re. reaching A.,„„t,.., Fall tig .t . .. ' enfe= g ;PliTZbVlNVl. lion at 3: 0 P. X. ' The tralns leaving Allegheny all el 7:so A. N. ekedsoroer. oono•otIon at Freeport with W alter's line b fine& . 14 Araler , 4l , ll Ilart.el Om M. No. l u lt. Clair area near ihe Pas=lon 11314:. ing. , =.4 . —,, at i gie Depot AllegheaY. JAmEITZETP:RTS. Agent. Federal Street OeFot. . .. . The Western Penneyleentit Itsllnud will not se. IMMO any risk for liteCM. 1.01,0 t fur emeritiSP rare, tine Mint then reeptinslblllty to One dred Dollars In value. All linwage ezeinwiluit Lids amount In vs/ea. - 01 De at the tisk of the owner. unless taken by epeeist contract. A. J. CASSATIi, nols . General Stparintendent. Altoona. Pa. IkiaTTSOURGH FORT WAYNE k CRIC3IIOII. Ai. and". race , WS an=ritAaftrOolterttoTtl.' It: burgh ear Ulm.. fauns: .. ' Lra:t'i: .. UFF, • Fist Line lilli aml Fast Line Fate & Ilin Nir.7: . •to Puede Ex....1 . 4:118 p m Cl. dr. WI, y 111.IY: ' a ni:Wheellnyi Err..10:410 a m Chicago mall— Sili a miC. er. At. L. Ex..7:lb pm Clilase Eta 9: a m'Chl .mo 11aU.. I l pm „ thic Wh'g.. a . lip m'CleveMed 80 I pm . p to!Erlo 0. No 7= 0 m W u . .o " a * E'i. E'. . P mi2i,Ac b . ,_. 4 E' .7 .:. 5 ° -. r L,..3.111. 4. §':4. alLeatedale Ay..cf• a m l'et tP U° e Ac. 4 :m - 14%;ralVieL it s f. :: Recheater "la p mie.nort " e..: a m Enna `. !A r raj... Wale ... l't: pm Leetsdale " :13 p m,Bera'r MIN e . p m limit Falls - 1623 p okLeeta . dale " 0 m I.nortrale ''10:43 pm , ' " • 0m Fair (mks Sea. 'Fair Oaks Pan. day. Catireh..l:l3 p m day Church-91lb am Paclde Emu.. Mil lease daily. rmitla Express arrives daily. Fast Lies leaves daily. Monday. excepted. 131,Faat Line ante. dally, klearlays eximploo, 0 ,- .1 1 1 caber Veda alit Wee and arrive daily. Sundays egoaried. F. SHY EM,_ J. N. NeaTLLOIXIH. . r • . Palk A 'Ticket . nt. QOANGE OF . T O IM i E. 7 4IWHENY RAILROAD.VALLEY WITHOUTT • ° LI „ OY3B OP CARE. of anzid a s i f i ta4Zl MONDAY N i r. TWO Inns Inttsbuoih Minot. co Insnint-g and Pike streets, for Franklin, Oil Qty. Butfido. sad 611 pants in the On Rritna.egion,. marn mrsa Pikarra errTonnnan. Dor lalr ll(11 o. nr.sDo ti o b ing taght Er..... :00 Fn. Yi a. Y . !" V1=:1 ,t.)1 . . 1:. Er.... if: 7.n. 3d Bolton— P. Is. tb P.M.• lith Hinton— I port Ac. ikkods Works. A.M. rty T ifilts . ' ll:lFlTriltfel 19 Cburch WIC nroli 111/e A. N. Ennnon , vs!. stop only at plan ;al pants. Al. commodation trot= nap in .11 stations. We sr.o. running "Wirer Palos &looping Can" on our nlitit 1:061001 ins. bah nap Ann Plttsnonlb LAisfRiNCE Gond Biol. ' THOMAS N. - M.I6GL Al".. 100ITTSBURGH. CINCINNATI AND ST. LOINS RAILWAY. PAN HANDLE ROUTE, .!._ clu dg E ffeir,.gri' - '4lllnga gi gigt u vrid Lei:yawn Lrepot. E./RAF . ..swab. as farm .. . IMPART.. ARS Mall Southern Repress . ' alent l t i i M . . ,11 MG Lane. . .-. Am a.m. i. p. co. Mixed A.matmistatiOn.. . : a. at. : ta m. McDonald Amon. No 1.. 1 . la im : la. na. Steubenville AGIXKU.S.I. gy p.td. McDonald Maps, Nc..2.. _, - : g , P.m. lti. Stuad l Churm Train.. - a .a e. m. . r ut. 9 :19 v... Itlyrcess wilileave daily. Itlp. m. Mall will arrive dell.. General TlMM:Arany Columbus: cl : 1 W. W. CARD. emit- Derlo/6012. Ohio. 110.10 KIIITTSBUB.BO 4 AND CONNELL& VILLE RAAIOAD. mamma ~.pre.l,--4Eltb. 1. 1 04 . . _ will arrive tad depart how the DOB'Ett. nar k f Gnat sod Wear ntreftli. •• ta e Mal fa And freak MVP.. /MB a.m. . McKeesport Am el a. a .- '.. • y. m. Sr. to are front IS/WM— ,1 a . • Po m• Won /Madan Atoom ma. 4:i . if VM. A • Is. W. Braddock's Arcommoda. fl , M. II ... Ax Am. to klettassr', lo : 0 r r t tft 8 711 . 14! " Z IV.. " .. ' '' ' . . ' .' . . ' ,t-,l,,,....triafiantir- H_::IAI3WARE & CUTLERY. ESTABLISHED 1831. Logan, Gregg & Co" No. 52 Wood Street, PITTSBURGH, PA. Spring °Dods, Hoes, Bakes, Forks, Scythes, &laths, Ste. Merchants are Invited to examine our stock when In the city. Orders by mall will have prompt at• tentlon. r., , lit & Frida ISlSlffly' MU- OIISTAIII WAN/ Henry Bier 4.. Ce., (Stiocowars to .IplM Y. COOP= k 00-) BELL AND. BRASS FOUNDERS nwa irrftwol!.. cr 0 ,r cib • r 1,2,14i00r f • •13CPBOVSD • "P - 'or bILZIIIB. UM. • corner Thirteenth an Piin street ATWOOD & IitcOAITILEY 'emir and TAXED 'ATIINIM ilttabWiek, elaiXt7 same rotawass Lut IKON PLITAITTIMAAILASSISTBferJLA.CLILIBAN Aims MAX PtIM AXD nowicas. W I" °M X" machine Stone Works. waromistoravir swim amitmco, - 1700:11K ATiNtRICR k CO, linen on Won or re , onsbort. nouns, 11,..kh VentfalaNZianWjonsec. Bft"" Orden promptly on nnisonable tams HARDWARE, BEAVER FALLS ,CUTLERY CO., No. 70 Wood Street, = ILANUFAGTITHEItS Or THEM NEMII . Solid Cast Handle TABLE KNIFE Superior Steel Simla, witho herr° Bele., The metal composing this handle Is oust to to the blade. meowing the utmost strength WI coastriletien without isottitional weight.. It tom of t t.Elslts bar:llmM, mita ift e ll not or or so In the csa• of pts , __. 10 11:3211a d; j_Kri Pm leTl,Msutats au artms of u u 2 D.- 180310.nulastit Arromranoe sad are .non. bllllO. • Te Superb Stria am" Otest Wear WE (article amble. manumetorom recom rtel l eltt:L="eetac=gebile gut „totters sod Prfreter FemMee. Beaver Falls Cutlery o, NO. 70 VOOD ST., PITTSBURG . ai.A3I3IFACIUZLERZI OF bk • tangy ..and Pocket: Wye'. QUAIXTT GIIASIANTEIED. ' • . BRASS. OIdiTINGS. Brass Castings MADE EItO3IMLY TO ORDER. omcr erar WORZI STONE 1
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