SIX4MOULL.
GOLD,
ILVER,
COUPONS
Bought at Highest Price,
PH. R. MERTZ,
'BANKER,
nor. Wood St. and.sth. Ave.
las. T. Brady &
INucalosno.tn K. J °SIN A V 0.,)
Corner Fourth Avenue and Wood Street,
BANKERS,
DDT AND NMI. A f.f. RINDS OT
Government. 'Securities,
(OLD,. SILVER AND COUPONS,
ON MONT FAVORAILIP: TERMS.
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
..Clovernmont Bond. at low
! 7. • 1 EM I :: r Fl!r C l fW rl OAN3 I TM troirLu"
JAMES T. BRADY & CO.
.THE DAILY GAZETTE.
MONEY AND COMMERCE.
Omcs or I , nwrionaisiGATerrs, I
Tin:rnxnAT, NAT l. ll=
Gold ban a strong upward tendency. opening
today at UGC, and closed at 111. X. The Pur
chases are principally by the stock cliques for
speculative account to order to maintain and
advance the price of railroad actuante,. Aside
fr... thi. mid In support from the speculative
atonements, there are euflicient reasons to be
lieve In mush higher prices for gold during
the next three months. The constant outflow
of gold to toroth, thl lower quotations for
'au bonds In the lituropean markets, and the
light export., we must consider for some time
to come are all sufficient reasons totem the
gold market gem. if not advancing the pteml•
um long before there is any actual route for
Vise.
Govarstnent Rands -were very strong to:.
day. ;but slightly advanced.' incive yes
terday!' quotations. The price. however, Is
kept artilLciallv low by speculator. woo have
large lota 01' bonds lying In Europe unsold.
The stock market hat a very strong and
" atleanclug tendency, and it 1,111 be attempted
to force prices much .higher on a steady run If
possible. Papilla Mall. Ohio and, Mississippi
railroad and Reading shares are strongest. alto
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Bs. Paul; the balance of - the list is stronger
• but has not yet advanced.
Money remains easy. ' •
M eng quotations as received by Ph. R.'
Gold • • 114 X AmtriCan Cl'
Other 112 Western Union— ti
nal Bond. 1173( N. Y. Central 101!:
• 8-20 Bond" 11101. „MIN Residing.
sao Bonds 1864_ Mil P. Pt. W. & C
sat Bonds 11065...11115 Ohio & Miss -
Cossets 1865 113% Mich. Southern... 00;
0.10 Pond. 11367.1.114 Cleveland & P.... MN
I. Bonds 1800...114 C. R. I. & P • 19!,
1040 1063( Chicago &N. W.
Adams Expects.. glif & N. W. Pref... PP.
,Mstoisants 11.1 x. —. Erie
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London Exchange per pound 5,70 5.15
Exchange parFrana = Gs(
Derttn - Exctnnire per Thaler = •fd '
Frankfort Earl Usage per Florin 411
Cloalnircootatlordral recetted by James T.
Brady & Ido:•
Gold ...........:..U4OEO lan. &Jy.l&V. wit
tt ; t IP. 174 s.3)Jaa.&Jy. 13%
IN`ll l :l. 4 ..'nf
• -tr. 8.510 MS C:F:IL L 033
U. a. 1040..::.....• .111 a• Ey. Fatilca......;
illy Tele/nigh to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
New liOac. May 93, lit O.
Money market easy at $5 per cent. Rer'"
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ling strong at 9%GaN per amt. Gold arena:
—*pausal atiltli and closed Car
r Ting rates WM Per cent; Clearance,. thirtY
eight mUllono. Export. one bonclr,d and
awe:dr-Eve thousatnt.
Governments Ina.' Coupo n of I#ll.
117%; dn. 'IS, Mtn:lV do. 64. 3 11 . 15a1 . 11!.: do.
.aue
it1 i ii 1 4,91 1 4.Vit.1.& 4 1 4 0 1 111: 4 4 Igi.Nradt4 4 .
Currenepillees, iux -
State bonds quiet and• firm; Missouri* Oil::
:*_d_ .... Tennessces, now .do.. .14%; old North
ta1.441(1 he.' do. ;SW. •
St ell but B rio 68%; 'Coo,
bertand 42; W. U. Telt fx . aph
• Will. 15 tnt.i 1.ar1..
Win - C&; Gal& SUIT ts. e, :
Pacific man 4oh . Northern Central 1 0 1%; tiurin
VIM Erie ISM prerd id; Harlem 141%: Prerd
' "11114 Reading 10. Mulligan Centred IZS. Lake
Shore .Central 140%; Pittsburgh
',, , ,,1001*; Northwestern. (MX; do preferred. nOli.
bland, 119 r. Nor Jersey Central, 119%;
.13e.Paul.tab do p referred, 81%; Wabash, UP.:
do - preterred, 72; Fort Wa e. 0% Chicago and
Altmadlf; do preferred.J.k)hio sod
1 4; P t i attte7P ar lr.l n o:, 3 11914; C..c t;,;d '. ;
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liub-Treasury balance: Gold, 978=0.790: . cur
saucy, so.9...l.3Xlagenaral balance, f.r..,990A1♦:.
Bub-Treasury. bouglt g,coo.non Lands a
49-10ee110 97-100.
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Eaxr LIBLIVIT STOCII YARDR,
THLIII,AII . May AO. i
The operations In cattle were again light
this week, owing to the the very 14M-sup
ply. sad a mueh•'larger somber could have
been sold, as the offerings did bot - :begin to
'satisfy the demoted. There mad again a very .
goodettendance a buyers both' from Phila
delphia and New. York, and MIR being - the
casetlhe market, as might be expected, ruled
a/rye - tram and: compared with last week,
-pelsmaisata lairthor—adilktieMit:lthd the
Quotations are h,bec now, ,re telleve,than
they bare' been - for ire years. There lathe
' siitunkatplalntetooAB 400 blIPPte fboytthe
exorbitant price ems- prevailing. sod ;wit?
geed reason, too, and as a general thing, toe
trade is very . untatiifaCtory CO nit'eOcept
stock ,tort growers; many drovers nod
butchers would monk rather retire from Wag
on. fora time and make money bysso doing,
If It vu . potalble, but thin they cannot d
Tbay are obliged to keep up their trade area,
If It does not pay at times. ae It la much
eider to let It run down ttlan.lt Ie td build It
uD aptln. . .
The since the date of our last report
Toot rip sbant - vervirhwatind.kead, 'and at
Make men by , referepse - to the report of
aales, Inices ranged all they way trim Leo to
fkleM, bat the Walk of the sales went at S to Or.
• Everything considered. there la an stivance
of fid l 7 X. PerliaPs.X, aloes last week: and
even at the advisee the amply. did not peen
t ra d ksi for
Monde he could not get Sc In Allegheny
Monde) ,
naIDAY,
No.' WO. Price.
ii. L. k Co. ,for McDaniel 45 fifi4?l, 8
. • skitrkpar. e
&Co. fotrDot , roth..i .4`13 Aliso;
iganktavotai M. 0 t .
Razlewood & 11. for Allertottal 30.1‘ . 0 810
Rothchild, 18 11J .1111).
H. L. & ro. for Quinn 15 111.. M. 87
.•• •: •I Monis .. :.. .'.. /I . 5.119 BWI
. .! Berry ..1 191350' 6SZ
Thomptoo ...O.t 21070 BZ.
Needy. to Tomb 18 V.. 740 it BS
Traumas's to Rifler 1,14 17 • SOW 045
WZDNISIDA.T, MAT 23.
Klemans to Anll.-......., .. ..... 301 101.50 1 38
Ward to Voetter k II 41.140' 875
Stereos to Puller! NI 41 98.1:91 940
T. Kerby to J. Mnaltb fl MOO V ft'
Joartool.o•2tilth 99 rikze 940
.... . . .
Outland &W. to Fidler& K.. 17 21,403
H. &T. for Kline r....... 17 /WO a 8. 1
M.. i t & Co. for Holmel & Z1.4:1
" . .. rum v‘.•
Te;i4ao , 96 •IC 11.800 6.00
10 Tau, roo
rftritanat. aurr 114.1 ; SAO.
H.. I. jt. Co. for licFadden....l: 10,7&1
.• N. Hart— 21 17.100 'OO
A. Campbell toT, Lamb.. .1,240
9.MM:cum td • • I! 111,a01 8.7 r,
en
!
J. Needy to J. Neeedie
SREZT.
The arrivals have been mach smaller this
week than last, and with no falling Off In the
demand, the market ruled strong and prices
have advanced full half a cent per pound niece
this day week, The demand restricted
mainly to the better grade& and , eansaaaaat"
17. prime cheep sold more readily, and at bet-
Wehrle', than the commoner trades,• though
W ideals Cr. higher than last week. Quota
tions may be falrir given at kIIAM, for Inferior
to common. 64P57{ for middling; aXika for
of tie m en d tre N tlg r re pr iV;Z e t= grd n . i ff,rl
drove averaging PO lb.
The hog market is modefsdNy active. and
the eerMIY hu sot thus far been u large no
that of last week. Light hugs are bldeer rel
a=r,than the better gradee. , i t ilich wan
t about by a lively oom Non be.
tIeMM IMlUmore and New Tort Yet".
To
day Beitlmore man were paying frZNIS. we"
New Yorkers- said that they could not par
over ghf. Philadelphia bogs may be quoted 01
11%410/ 1 4. with some few Wes of extra at 10.
11d1•4e1ph11414
PRILADIMPICIA, War 71.—Flour doll and de
elided Mel extra $44535,1Kr. extra fanallysSili
GAO. Wheat quoudlona barely maintained:
wiwtsra red suoat.z. Rye beldat $l. Corn
scare with yellow at stuctuog. t o
steady. Petrotatun arm: °rade lam rel oa d a lt .
Prartsions; demand light. Mew Pork $39.50.
1114531,05 tor w
Whisky steady.aood.t 1.00 far western Iron and
~,~.5>>w+P...
w+.: ;;~.r.1.4t-s%sa`ikkLf u...v5i+1n..~~:.5..-„`r;U..d ~.s..:ac-c,-~,..«,~ac;..- ~~ ~ -~
PITTSBERGII DIA/A/LET
Oen . ceThrLor Pr t =gaeagA & 1 1 8 , 3 7A. 1 .1 .
The markets for gene ral erchandixe con
tintue dull and unsatisfactory. the stales being
small, comparatively. aad margins In many
I n n.,,,totl e a, There in no improvement
tonote In the grain trade. and with little or
no inquiry for shipment. and a meagre local
demand. dealers in tnany instances. are
6 learn from one of our
bllg.At
Chicago aLore. exchanges ~that the amount of wheat
in store there last week increased over half a
million bushels, competed with the previous
yet in face of this, prices have been
screwed up higher. In regard to tour, the
same paper Mr.
"This market continues very quiet. not on
account of a lack of demand, bat because
there in no stock of the grade. wanted to fill
the ordenof Doyen. Flour that Is selling at
$4.25 and less Is extremely scarce. and there
are orden he n e i t h e rseveral thousand barrels,
but receiver% have the supply nor are
the millers willies to connect for round lots
at present, they seeming to have confidence
In their opinion that better prices will be ob
tained th ot are now current. There is also a
very fair demand for choice spring Miner
notes, and the stock of thin grade le only mod
erately large and firmly held. Flour that Is
worth from $4.5041.5 is In very good supply and
limited demand.
APPLES-Sales reported at MAN per bid,
for fair to choice. Receipts continue very
light.
BUTTER-Demand Is improving, and we
are reported sales of prime to choicest Ale!„=.
111100 MS-Store prices: Fancy, $5.50 . No. I.
$4. 2 4: No. 2, $1; No. 3. $3.50: Common; Winha.
BEANS-Buil. but nominally unchanged,
sl4trd3.7. per bushel.
CARBON 01L-Quiet and unchanged; MN to
24 for or
brand. In a Jobbing way.
CHEEZE-Chelee old New York. State Far
ton. 11. New York State Goshen, (new/ 1=
l' E f akila 'l lAill t etTm i g 3. Unchanged, 9=41
per bushel.
CEMENT--Sales of Louisville Hydraulic at
I ttlEg r VlrTlT-The demand Is rather
better while prices ate unchanged. Apples
f or
cts; Peaches, Q., for quarters, and er , i
for halves. Blackberries. I=l4 and pin
Cherries.
Etillki-Demand continue* act Ire, and with
limited arrivals, market la firm with sales at
I=lP ate.
FM/CR-The market is quiet and Arm but
unchangedaging wheat Bourg range all the
way from St. as there is a great differ
ence In the mod ty. Winter:wheat four.. are
quoted at $5.141416, and fancy brands at s7,COik
..50. Rye dour,
(BLAIN, -Wheat Is coming In more freely,
end while the market is weaker. prices as
yet are not quotably
ir e .
re for red.
and $l.2=lX for white. C 'ore Is deli but un
changed: =.35 for ear and &WO for
t h eelled.
It Is rather singular that corn Is worh more
in the west than it is here, but such Is the
ease-quoted at ssll at Nashville. Rye
is quiet and unchanged; we continue to quote
at ini to $l, cash and time. For Barley there
Is no
in
scarcely and little or none of-
VA - - The man light. and
with liberal arridevals.d
the continues
market it dull and
Prices drnaPiniC w a gon bar'. Cattle for mom.
mon to prime timothy.
HEMP-Sales of undressed Kentucky Hemp
at
t ltirlfS-Corn husks..l2t3l( 'Ms. • -
LARD OIL-City brands. tlet=l.2ll for No.
1., and *and. for N 0... Well established CM
, clam* and Chicago brandslll.l=l43 for ex
tra No. 1.
LIME-Sales of Cleveland at V., ° 4 per bbl.
and eastern et sl,:b.
POTATOEI-No Improvement to note in
the demand and no clAtx to make In quota
tions; Pe:whitlow,. per bushel.
PF-111L BARLEY- No. 4. Slic per lb: No.:1,
55,: No. 1, MS. Oat Meal-A & n per Ltd, of
Au lbs. $1(1; tor half bbl, 100 lbs. S4,DU.
PIRA ISIONS-Market steady with •a con
tinued fair Jobbing demand, but unchanged.
Shoulders,llK 14 for plain and latialliN for
Sugar Cured; Rib Sides, ItIN; Clear Short
1 714 . ; Clear. 12.1 i; .Breakfast Bacon, leg;
LSl:massed Sugar Cured Rams, 3154(121. Mess
Pork. NBIGENII. Lard. 170.1714 la tierces: and
1 15k In
Tennessee, either.
SEEDS-There Rion inquiry for either Timo.
thy lor Clover Seeds and the senson may be
regarded as over. Flaxseed
very
in steady de
mand at $2.15, with but very little offering,
and around lot might bring VAL
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Orrice or Premium:in Oszerrr.,
THURSDAY, May W, brat. r
The oil market continues very dull and Is
devoid of anything new or important. There
are several causes for the present stagnation ,
the most prominent of which is the high
freights. Compared with last year, the man
ufacturer has to pay 10 cents per bbl more on
erode, and ItSc per bbt on !Mined, making In
kit Mc per bbl, orecer .!,; of a cent per gallon,
which of itself is a very snug „margin. This
Is unfortunate, but there gems - to be no help
for it. Our refineia thought the rates were
entirely too high in 110.1, but: this year, as will
be seen.ls worse still: instead of getting a
reduction, as hoped for, the rates have been
advanced, and that, too, right in the face
of a very dull and . unaatiafactory market.
The Pentraylvania Railroad Company Instead
of protecting the oil interest here n. she
should, appears to Lre doing ail In her power to
cripple and dent roe it.
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Market clad and neglected though pricen are
without quotable change. Sale of 1.11,1 and
I.alta Abbe for immediate delivery nt 121 i: end
Lull seder June atly
seller all year 11?:kb12: and buyer all
year
LIMO.II.
RICTEMD.
Market opened quiet but Meads; end closed
a abode eailer. .There leconsiderable inquiry
mainly for early montbs, but the pri c e.
offered are not aatlatactory. covaequent.
sales are of rare occurrence. May and
.04-9u4ted 4 l:Vuel.ff.U: July and Augnet.
'TN: August - to December bld;.buyer all
SeitY.V.S, bid.
"flrr.lmlPYLilll IKR A. T. R. R.
MeKelty Bro.& Co., KG Ude rot. oil to La.
Kau Bro. & Co. Phila.
National Helloing Co.. 310 bble ref. oil to
Warder:, F. & Co.. Phila.
FhWatt.L. Logan. Stockdale k Co.. Via bble
ref. Ott to Logati Bro. & Co.. Phira.
Lockhart. F. & Co., 775 ref. till to War.
den. F. di Co.. Phila.
• . • ...
Livingston Bro., 50 bblit ref oil to Warden,
F. & Co.. Phila.
Pennock & Beeson 51 MA!, lubriCating on to
.1. C. Don& Philadelphia.
Citizen. CPU Co., 571 Ws refined oil, to •Toek
llroc, Philadelphia.
Total. . ' ':.111 lobta.
MARKETV RA TELEGRAPH
!ie. ADA.
New Yoke... May 24—Cotton dull and berry:
sides of 1,1 , 75 bales at. 2-"Nc for middling up
lands. Flour Sc.better; lodes of MOO bbis at
$1.6:44,151 for superfine State and wester's. tir,
tl4. for extra do. $5,52.1-1.5: for good to
choice do, $5,40 .- d4;X: for *bite wheat west
ern extra, rec extra Ohio, 24 . 9 as " extra
St. Louis. Rye dour ateady. Corn meal
steady. Whisky steady; salmi of 250 barrel.
et SIAM free. Freights to Liverpool firmer,
with abipments per steamer of BLOM bush
of wheat at •Stsgt.lkl. Pork dem and quiet 7.
sales of 51D bble at MOO 4 30 for mess,
120.,50 for prime, 520.50 for prune mess. Beef
steady, - sales of IGO We at SMSIS for plain
mess.-4111CIS for extra mean. Beef hams
quiet; sales of 30 bbl. at Mtn Tierce beef
quiet and !needy at $26,5=2.7 for prime mess.
Wff3) Volatile mess. Middle. quiet; gales
of 01 boxes Cumberland cut at 140. Cut meats
dull: sales of 121 Duchene at 12012.4 c for
sbouldere.ll/hFclaUc for hams. Lard: sales
202 tierces at 14.1.43.1dif0 for steam; axe
16010 for kettle; also 500 tierce. prime steam
buyer Xfay seller May and June Inc.
Butter dull and heavy at 10Q—Nc for western.
'Cheese quiet at Wslelic. Wheat: secelpte
:15.720 bush. Wheat Ic better for Bar export
and milling demand; sales of 114000 bush at
$1.15 for No.: Chicago in !store; $l LIBel,l2 for
N 0.2 ' , Prior $i.... for No. 2 Milwaukee; nOpt,
Mc for for winter and amber Uf•qto
ding one load to arrive In lune at SI.II. Itve
quiet. Barley and Barley Malt dull. Corn:
receipts 14000 bush. Corn unchanged; sales
of 34.0011 bosh nt 5L0861.014m for new mixed
western. and $1.141,1.16 for western yellow.
Oats: receipt. 11400 bush; market heavy and
lower, sales of 44,010 bush at /Mato for west
ern af loat In stare, and efoffliffic for Ohio and
State. }fay drm. Hope qtdet and unchanged.
Sugarless active: sales 0(010 aids at_94Catic
for Cuba:' eds9'4 for Lietnarara. °Wee"
dull. Coffee quiet and firm. Petroleum quiet
at 150 for erode; :Nc for refined.
n4at.: , 7lour closed II shade firmer 'with a
fair defamed. Wheat very firm at $1.1001.1.1
for No; 9 diming and ff 1.11 0 ,14/ for winter red
and amber western. Bye quiet, Oat. dull
and heavy at Gds for west ern to store, and
Lead% lor Ohio. Corn dul at ILlffffel,l2 for
new mixed western. Pork nominal for me re
t t... 9 a0a0 cash, and 222.75 seller June or
July. Beef quiet and steady. Cut meats and
beano doll and heavy. Lard Oran prime
'ltem lanettiU on spot, nod ItNe 'wilier June.
July or August. Egg. quiet and unchanged,
nry goods quiet and unchanged.
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CINCINNATI, Me i 20.—flour steady. Wheat
ne. h .711 ° 4 100: 1 7.1117il s ent i al. f flr.
Corn is steady and in *Tad demand. at 1461.96 e,
and was Offered leas Neely - at these rates.
Oats doll at WOW, the latter rate for choice
white. Rye steady at Maisie. Barter nomi
nally unchanged. Cotton Is doll and prices
are nominal at is for middling, and Mc for
low do. Tobacco Is steady and eupply_tlght,
wltheales hogsheads at Sketer.lik Whlnty
opened dull and closed firm. at 111.66 for old
Vo ‘ gt e ;;;l m octs e ng , C i g d alt4P 4 strafly_ n , Vltg o nal M es e ::
tan,sll, but It Is onnetilt to
stybu oelow 1gnk1543).
lard neglected and held 6. Hulk meats
are inlet bat Arm; shoulders held at 12c, and
saleable at Win: sides. 15.15 R and Ific for rib,
Near rib and dear Alden. With no sales. Bacon
stnrce and wanted at 13,Ve for shoulders,
bat they ore held at UM c; sides. 1 6 / 4 e16110 for
clear rib, and,1730.1:16rc for clear. Pat much
out of smoke, and no disposition to sell at the
quotations. Linseed oil firm atlll,lo. Gold,
tlCM.Rschangest eady. and par busies.
Ma=M
Chicago.
CHICAGO, May M.—Exchange unchanged.
Floor dull and unchanged. Wheat firmer;
sales of No 2 at 1/44w R. much and wailer June,
sl.Mdatjl: seller last half of June, closing "
pile 83.0 sash and We .eller. Jane; tbiu after
noon the market was doll, at Rime seller Slav
and 993(c seller June. Corn moderately active
and easier, closing at 114‘4286e for No 2; this
afternoon the market wa. ateady at B
Oats dull and Re lower. closing at c 047.14 f
' P f ig rj: Nye i s e tlirt ' , d 4.' , e7o a r Y gO o l in fi jithtFlß:
quiet and Menu)* fl,Ol for Iron bound. Pro.
rl.lOllO dull and nominal. Receipt. for the
past 24 bourn 4,7 g: tdds flour, el.= bos h
wheat, 14,110 bush corn. 78.509 hush oat., 3,f;;;
bumf, rye, 13.345 bosh barley, 7.I'M hojm. Ship.
mentm 7.100 bids flour. suss bush wheat, 14-
64 bush corn. 1.6,460 bush oalx. DS) bush rye,
247 Nam. Freights' firmer.
Hogs dull nod 102:41.5e lower. ranging at VIM
RAM • Cattle Inner and active. µXV , SU for
light Mocker, to extra chipping steers.
E1:21212
• LOrlarlm.g. Afar hisky gIAVEGISX.
Tobacto: wades of 31.1bhda ti ( or o n .
ed to good NV,: Pe
AVIGOI.4:: for log leaf to m
ilium bright
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BALTIMORE, May Ml—Flour settee and steady
for western Rupee at PlM.M..ratral'Mmeo.
family da,dmeg. Wheat steady:Maryland 11,46
m 1.56, western IMMIX. Corm Wu edaaneed:
white stsseLso. yellow 111.1501.111. Oats Is
steady at eleddds. Provisions drat and un-
MIMI
changed. Whisky firm and in good demand
but scarce at 111,Celtigat.
Cleveland.
CIXVICLAND, Mmir6.—Petruleum active for
apot,oil ; nominal rate. for standard white
relined is 24c for round lot. ; crude quiet
Per barrel.
DIEM
fir. LOUIS, May al.—Cattle active at 11:48.$
rings steady at 17.7544.11 for full range.
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M►.wuu4 May L'l.—Cottoct dull . at Ile
Iptc 34/1 balite: export% 543 bale,
I:l2=itemmin
CIRTELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD
COMPANY, May 55.-11 cars b ore, Chess, S & Co;
2 do do. Brown & Co: 3 do do b ore. J Painter
& Son; I s ore, Coleman. H & Co: 1 do w ore.
Wilson. G & Co; Ido poets. W P Howell:
90,000 'shingles. W W Higdon; 35.000 do. 8.000 ft
lumber. 35,193 shingle.. B Schmidt & Co- 11
bes k d sett meats. Smith & Forrester; 800 kgs
powder. Brady'. Bend Iron Co; 180 do do,
W
& J M Hood: 101 bbl. lime. John s on & C: 101 do
do. J Meskimen; 8.003 ft lumber, H A Clarke;
NCO° do do, B Schmidt & Co; 8 bee wire shape,
Pickersgill. L & Co: 1 be elates, Amos Stevens;
1 be hh good., 1 bbl do, Tiddell & Chrletv; 8
pea marble, P Sten.: lot sundries, 11' (1
Howley; 10 bbl. paint. Schwartz & Hazlett:
8.338 ft lumber, M Seibert & Co; lot stoneware,
A (I Cribbage; 6 all bbls. Inter & Kirk; 1 bbl
tallow. W Fleeces & Son; 10 bbls green hides,
M DeLange; d bile knob.. Jones, Ilmick &
Co; i eke net meal, .1 , N Lea; 1 be d goods,
Stein & Bra: Ido bacon. Voir M & Ca. 3 bbls
s Iron, Maloney & Mardian; 10 bids flour. Wm
Flame & Son; 1 cask bacon ' 1 bbl do. 'Colo,
31 & Co: eke cement, (1 W Phillips; 1 ek dry
apples, Dilworth, H & Co: HO LW. lub oil.
1 car corn In bulk. W (1 Miller; bbls
cider, .1 F Dunn; 3 tubas cheese. J Daub; 2 eke
wool, Arbuthnot, Shannon & Co; 3 Nile rope.
Goodwin & Clerk; 8 eke rage. 1 be bacon, P
Duff & Sons; M DIES molasses, Bruggerman &
O'Brien; 7 sks oats, 6 eke corn, ti do do. F G
Craighead:2 bile bacon. Brut/term= & WU; :81
eke mlllfeed, J & W Fairley; I be gloss ware,
McKee Bros; I car plow beanie, Sprott, J ohn
eon & Co:DSO emit oil bile. C A Wornicastle:
24 hf bbl. fish. Atwell & Lee: 10 do do, W W
Swain:2s do do, J Wilson & Son; 25 dodo. E
Heazleton; 50 do do. Carter. McGrew & Co.
Perna:moon, Frier WAYNE ANTI CITICADO
RAILROAD. May ZIL-3 bbls a Iron. 'McKnight &
Co; I keg lard. 1 bbl nice, H Riddle; 1 be hd
ware, .1 II & C II Davie; 11 sks. I bbl- floe
maps. Prescott; 1 car lumber, W Hostage &
Co; 500 bbls flour, T C Jenki. Urn; 103 do do.
J Wilson & 70 oil bbl,, 31 P Adams:
bills shovel., Myers & A: 2 bbl. dour. Shepard
& D;1 be cutlers., 1 di:troll, Beaver Fa. Co
4 bps scraps. 11 ben cheese, Woodworth & D
1 car corn F Ardary; 8 sks kgs. Davie C & Co
12 do do.lt L FatinestOck; 2 ben bacon, 8 Ws
do, pkg. a rack., S Hare & Son; 'M bdls fork.,
Park &D;8 do do. PII Leaman; Ido do. Joe
Woodwell & Co; 18 do do, 7 do hoes. Logan, 0
& Co: 172 bge oats, It Knox & Son; =gall. e
ware, - L HutchlneomM bbl , b dour, LJ
chard; 4 kg, lard, Voir, M & Co; 2 bbl. bacon,
Haworth & D. 31 bdls b hdle. W Mardord;
dog hides. M Delouse; 60 bbl,- dour, Vergley.
K & Co; 100 bbls dour. Schomaker & 14 1 car
metal, 2do do. Nlmlck & Co; 1 do do, Loomis
AC; I da do, Lewis, 0 & 1.; 2do do, Pgh Forge
and Iron Co.
ALISOHY.ItY VARLET RAILItOAD. May 51.-
79 cars coal. Kier, Fostei . & Cl 3D do do. Arm
strong, Dickson A Co:- 18 do do. Coleman.
Rahm & Co; 2 We black paint. Pitts Add
Works; 60 pcs head stone, Openhelmer & Mc;
2k7t l w lo cfcVl b ai n rre ' ..l
Wnitten; Ig7 skrontr, 14 do coca..( do ere. 11
do wheat. Scott & Oland; she ra&s, $ ppm-mar
keting, J Seibert; 03 sks oats, It T Stewart; 17
lambs, 2 . sheep, W Evan"; 84 bush oats. F A
Patterson.
PITIVDDTUID CINCINNATI AND' Pr. Lewis
It•ILROAD. May 90. - 2 Can staves, M P Ad,
ams; 1 do wheat. J W Dotogarder; 1 do oats, J.
C &hoopla; 4 bee Dour. T C Jenklne; 2.1 do
oats. Kell k II; .1 be most. 'Houck & .1 ; 1 boo
bacon. F 6 Craighead; 3 bbts japan, El A Kel
ley; 4 bales wool. 1 Dickey; 12 cads tobacco. 2
bee do. EM A Co; 40 cads do, EMe w;
boo starch, M W Rankin; Id Nils smiths. John
Hebmam; 8 bolt h ware. 31 McWhinney, I bbl
meat. 3leanor A H.
ALLsoevtT &Vends. May 23.—1 d bbls wine.
J Keller; MI bbls dour. s 1 eke do, (i Stewart; I
car lumber..l Nan:: 10 bbls, 41 sks dour. W
Sanders; 3 pkgs butter. I bbl eggs, J Selling; a
Ws eggs, (I Meyers; 38 sks rags. •J Jones; 4
bgs meal. Mercer & It; 176 sks f seed, Knox &
Son; MO slut dn. M Suydam; 0 whist,
WK.... 8 Co; .0 do lumber, 1. Walters & Son.
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PITTSBURGII. DROITSIITILLA AND OTHAVA
PACHITT 13GYPANY, May 96.-90 A. rats. Jam
Stephens: 10 do rags, Can & to: 100 sks oat,.
103 do cores Schnelbach & Iley1; to rolls
leather. M Delange: 10 Ins eggs. M AV Rankin
& llro; 154 As e corn. J 1' Schauppe & Co; 271
do oats. It 11 Conway; 60 hogs, J K Bailey; 14
As oats, It Floyd k Co; MD gallsstoneware.
W D Cooper A Co; Wks wool. A Carlisle:MN
sheep, Pollock & Lb; 18 As meal. Campbell &
Coulson: :1 aka eon. E A Lythe: bbls flour.
J 8 Dila orth A Co; 24 hasty glass. Thus Swan:
to As oats, D Chess; 4 bbl, whisky. J K !Ans
han; 1 pkg butter. I do eggs, Woodworth A
Davison; 5 bbls tlour. Hill A Bra: Ia pkgs but
ter. 3 do eggs. S H Baird: :1 Asoats, John
Rankin: 9 bbls apples, Johnston & Is:
has glen. H C Schtnens: II hos butter and
eggs. D F Krouse.
Pall JUNIATA, May LW—Clark
& Co, 75 Use and pitons h h good, 3 horses:
Shrlrer. I saw mlll,lB pen and pkgs; J Dunlap.
40 cases :meat; II I. Fshitestock. to do do: J
& W Falrley. WIN sks; E HeAleton. 5 bbls I
oil; Gruff. It& Co. sdo do: C Ihmsen•S: Son, 111
mt casks; Totten A B. 1 Ltd+ cement: Schwartz
A H. 14 has drugs; ti A Kelley. 1 do do: Means
A ft:41111.1 bone; Hall A 8. del bnles Whs.
Brooks; II & Co. M oil Obis: Close. S A Cu, tit
chairs; A Drtlaib & Co, 114 chairs. 15 rockers.
5 stands: 14 Berger. 36achales. 21 rockers:
Kremple. F & Co, IT chain. 24 rockers; Inaler
chain; .1 IlePPerl & Co. 40 bbls
noun W J Street & Cu, VI As wheat: .3 11
Shri rely. L(G) feel lumber.
(ira [VA pelt 'Huy sks oats.
Mcerneken A Co; I bra empty. row. II I.
Fahnestork; sks ,mts,a, aeon, Ilr/Irsay
If bap eggs sad butter. I nal apples. a
Eberhart gall stoneware. NT I) I ',mi., Tuu
do do, Jo hnstonh & S; de togs opts. Mellann A .5:
-
50 ski wheat, do oats. SII Floyd; *I A 0 Mt 01.
IT do wheat. Menses & A; 4 ale Dbl.. Spencer
A )1; 1501 As whet:Lae do corn, W Welch: 25 do
oats. 2.bbls eggs,Battey: ta do nab. s
Ew art: 44 bbts apples. McKay & la:casks oat,
T Head:6 bales hay. S It Patterson:Sl oil Idds.
EC Furlong; 1 MIGHT. J W
RIVER PACKETS.
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THE FLEET STEAMER a dG t
BELLE,
OM
nett.
Independent Piltsboraßrownitille nod
Gratve Pinta.
.:' , 7MNlNc B ..ilieitg;',4":::TZ'At (VS '
"Arc Y.
th .. o r4Z i te r lV Nasanirero n•lnt..m
b. trrar i tlflj.giati=; , sppirii troard. or at WWI
- tiAlll. PATTERSON, AgeaL
1:21E=I
VOR CAIRO AND ST. sigg ig mt
I.LOUIS.—The .plendid
In steamer
WAUANITA ...... J. B. COVKA V. Coml.,
%Mai.; bran'.
FOR ST. LOUIS.-The ag o t
floe pusenorr neon.,
R. J. LOCKWOOD cept. A. C. COMell
Wm. C. Ramble, Clerk...Vl leave tor lb* ale,.
ariet. d Intermediate porta on MATrRIIA
&b
tr.4ht nr pu..le bond or to
mm (1. It. Ol[Rrr.nC t Ct.., A{eel..
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EOR WHEELINIs, MARI- zig ge t
NTTA. PA RNERSIIVRG,
eiTuN AND POILTANIOLTD.
Des,. Pittebaewb EVERT FIDDLY,-4 P. ea
Leave. Porteee.th EVERY MONDA T —I 0 A.Y.
Tao new and eplendld paatenwer Steil mor
GRANITE STATE.
w. IL [see... .... . Oocurnander.
WI. Leav• as Announced.
For MOOT. or Nonage nwAY on board.
O. LIRIEST I c 0„
• - -
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
PACKET LINE
.; 1 2:: w and splet.ol4 side-.heel
JUN I.A.TA,
Capt. C. L.. BitictP i rtot 111 leave Plttaburp,b lar Ma
th:pull ItgbltT T UMW/1 Yat Iglo'cloolt prompt
-15.
y ttraini. 1.11 leave Clnclunatl XVI: It t" NUN.
tor ?Melt ut.
W M . Viti.)VirlAPl),
tub? JAM DUII.I.IIIN, Agentst.
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
PACKET LINE:
Th.., and aplendld sl4solheal sid W at
Simmer 'ARLINGTON.
MOORFL Marsier, A. H. 81117,11 n, (UM Dave.
Pitlaburgh for Cincinnati evser 'MEHRA V al. 12
Y. PnanPßl. fintanalnyr. leave. Oincinnatlror Pitts.
burgh. at 12.11, Ovary FRIDAY.
For frrairat, teallans. or atria Informatlon, apply
on board or to
JAMES COLLINS.
fel ELACIAA-001J.INOWOOD, Agents
STEAMSHIPS.
TO LIVERPOOL ANIIL_QUEENS.
TOWN.— THE INMAN bfAu•
BIeAMEILUIS'I4, numbering sixteen Met
clam vethels, amens them the celebra
ted
FITT OF Wax, Vcr i i°g•FAlMlDay,
CITY OF IX)Pi
411!.T.Tyvar. 1 1/741.1/Ty . ,Vgarrt s fi=
lion apply to •
WILLIAM BINGHAM, Jr.,
143 SMITIIFIELD STREET.
DALTIMORE lIERRINIi r SHAD, &C.
—Now Pntomso Rental in barrelsm.
ein new do ebb. In barrel. awn No.
iiteFenTratrobriVA,Ltr
halves: Salmon I n a kilo. Roland Barnum 0 0 am.
For """ 41 7 14, LA NG .31)..
r 170 and 174 WOOll street.
POTTER.
10 •
•
/ 5 base.
baffolin M Treab Roll Bolter;
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rue We Or .1. ED.
141 CA
Th NVl at ave Lnue.
URGH DAILY GAZETTE : FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 27, 1870,
RIVER NEW S
The river continues to recede steadily
a this point with .0 feet 10 inches in the
channel bythe . Alonongahala marks. The
arather last evening was rloudy and a
• 'warmer, with every appearance of
. e rain.
ch.. Belli-venal° departed for New Or
nr with a fair trip, and engagements
low, pilots--Thionas Morris awl John
GE=
The Juniata departed - for Cincinnati in
t to afternoon with a grim] freight list,
a d but few passengers. •
The Belle, from Geneva, arrived and
d parted. illit=utd an excellent shown
t Ip.nu well he seen by reference to her
anifest.
The 11. J. Lockwood, Capt. ('ankle, ix
ft , ling op rapidly. and will depart for St.
I min to-morrow. We are informed by
( apt. Conide that with 150 tons of freight.
'board, she only drew two feet of
111,.
The mantle), Wattanita. Capt. Conway,
as will Is' Keen by cant, ix announced to
depart for St. Louta to.ntorrow.
It is reported that the tow bunt Lionelax
stuck a part of her tow near the Pork
Muse.
. .
1
The Gmnite State, Capt. Kerr, is the
regular packet for Portsmouth to-day
leaving at 4P. it. , I .
The Glasgow arrivt it nt New Orleans
nn Tuesday and the tilendale reached St.
Louis the same day.
—The Glendale arrived at St. Louis on
Tuesday.
—The Juniata left for Cincinnati yea
terdny afternoon.
-Copt. lee Crane has taken command
of the low pressure steamer Hunter.
—The Leonidas from New lirleang hits
673 ban railroad iron for Louisville.
Steranna wauto 1 av e left Cincin
nati for St, Louis on Tuesday evening.
—The Messenger lest Cincinnati for
this port on Tuesday. Pilots—Crato Reno
and Nick Whitten.
—At lust arc-muds the Ironsidete bar
gealvero aground.. The recent rise has,
no doubt, let them before fain time.
—Pilot Campbell, a resident of—George
town, near Pittsburgh: is an invalid on
the Itleaseng.er, going home. Ills rout-.
plaint Is chronic diarrhea.
stands of cotton along the Ar.
kansas an• looking in,. and promise an
abondant yield. It is anticipated that the
cotton crop will he larger this season than
ever befon..
. The Lon•na In tow of the Jonas
PoWell, arrived at Cincinnati on TuorAny
where her broken shaft will he mended.
She reshipped her Pittsburgh freight on
the \Varmints.
—'l•he Northern Line Packet Company's
steamer Petrel arrived at Little Hoek on
the.l6tli, u lib a barge loaded with lee.
She sunk one barge below and left one
forty miles below Pine Bluff.
—Captain it. E. Neal, commander, and
Charley Miller, find clerk. of the ateamer
Indiana. are greatly Improved In health,
and•hopen :tn• entertained that they will
he able to resume business in a day or
two.
—Freight runes front :4t. Lonis to Mem•
phis have inereused to 20e. per harm' far
tloor. It?.e p•r 100 lumnd+ (arrant. Vie per
100 pounds for bacon. nod 21le per .1110
pounds (or !my. .It additional nth-tt, is
looked for.
J Dodge. for many years a eleg
ant on the river, has invented and pat.
onto.' a coffeepot, which he claim. nave,
331 per cent of coffee, much time and
labor, aturinaken hotter mare than the
old style of dripping
—A Telegram inform. us that Onachi
to River is falling fast, and navigation
becoming quite difficult. The Mayflower,
in the event of not going thontyll will
trannfer her freight to the light draught
packet Lightwood, for Camden.
—A cereal inventigrition hye an English
Board of Trade has developoil th.• fact
that titmy•of the . English merchant yes
Kele are eighty yearn old and la cr. The
investigation was made in the interest of
gaiters Who go down to the sea in gape,
and do lousineen in the gnat waters.
—The ttranite State. Capt. Kerr. ix the
regular packet for Portsmouth to-day,
leaving at 4 t•. Thin Aime steamer in
adding to her jkipularitv every trip, but
this is to he ectiettteti. under the adminis
tration of t•om. Kerr. Passengers and
will retnetille, that the tense.
pn.mpas.,n t i oo•.
—Says the t t
num i y, Ire r. The
workmen engaged In rxeavating
shorn pier of the Newport bridge. on
this side. inrtWlp urietivertsi. thirty feet
helots the aortas,. the remains of S straut
boat hail. stipposed to bs that •Of slit.
Moselln, which was' destroSed by the ex
I. 4 oalortsif lire boilers over thirty years
ago with awful loss of life. The river
hank . at that parr in made ground.
FINANCIAL.
CENTRAL BANK
No, 35 Bank Block,
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CAPITAL
Bank of Discount and DepoNit
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Interest Allowed on Timr Deposits
naloelloras made In all the gatridiaLl 11Iles of O.
001.4 !Mete. and I muds..
1 11 . 14 :V Y Alifitt n.
AM II o H,
.11,1,1 CS ADLER, 1e1tr4,11, / ittk , ll - 1 .
JAYLEATIFLOWN,
,11YAciK.
J. IL WALTICH,
Mon rreftseint
.1. W. pwl. ITT, Camialst.
M. !IL NNIN(ili. Aut.l'outtler.
ap11,70:1011.
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK
No. G 5 Fourth Avenue.
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ASSETS. 52..598,37160.
..ortatt,l,7?
November IM, hem 7 to 9 Wel. en 4 Dom So
wl.mber let to MeV kid. from 6to o'clock.
Deposlug rewired of all cams o not less then
ONTY DO. I.LA It. and a dleldend of the pronto a.'
clued twice a year. In June end Deassetter. Inter
est has been ilenterial sembenntoally in June and
December, elan! ate Bank mu urgent.., at the
rate of ale Or Cara. per ye,
Internet If not drawn Out. le piece(' to the credit
Of UM deposit., as principal, and bears the same
Interest,Mm the Dna days of •
June anti Deeember.
compounding twine a year, without troubligatv
depoallor to call, or even to present Ms past
AI ail. rate metier Will double le less than twelve
re Hookew.
eonntalning the Menet Brine.. Belt
ggl=latlims. turd third Engle, on eppilretooo at
. Pitanwre—JAlnS ITICSIMAN.
ace 1141.111ZNITIL
rieolt :I.lrollock. M. D..
rit S. WI 1. 124 :joita 111Vir.inberger.
am. Memory. .Jonlas Shlttle,
M.
It D. owds. :Alezender Spoor,
Ira. M. Peacock, .eltristlan Vetter.
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Peter 11.
Iflcbmd HIM Samna , James I/. ' lAlownder
IttMort C. Lomitim 1
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The Best Suspenders Ever Worn.
k tr: d rgr . .r.vc ar =ituvigx:
craginthttrii tarnishing
CLARK &l FILA(Hi,
58 White :street New York.
epthaner
Win OF ming._.Th e great Blood
u3M2l.,,v,l3Vrt,nrrak.tergx
ri,c.„-tv,.., th r . hope... bet. Mew.
- - 0 twe re "then. It le • splendid
op petit. and wow. Slid the sig. thing In the
150=n0pea u01..,r,1t02::.441'
tin4.27;."7,r,r4.14; btxlll ,o 4w.
lathe pe4114.
1..* young or oidosan Wu the
Vine of ISte. It h. - 'ln h.. •
.13,
!rho. who wish to era. go. It .0 tr.
11°."
It wri. win do wedl to talte the W.
tAfe. It la ellhorent front anythiegw•bt 1.4. m
sew ux.. Yds* LS Quen 4 4411. "'
In wow It le eola dlr.. Abe at ell respect.
gitenteT
SPECIAL NOTICES
120—coNsumpTios
DE. SCHENCK'S puLmorric STRUT for the
, °g.llaktk§,Vitral.l7l'43NPlor the ewe
1=0....0 the Debilitated Cdtal ons of
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PU.St i jce Dis
eases of the Liver or to est a• • Gentle vs.
All of these three Medicines are often required
In smug Consumption. th oast the Palmonic tl
up anoe h. cured many aesPenste CA.. The
lteasead Tontoand Handmade Pills asen In rasp
Mating the Stomach end laver. .00 help the Pul
=vl:7.27:.'Lli, dATCII end Much throush Tfe
f eeted. . .
These MeAlaine, are relried•Mounly offered to
the Public a. the only ante. certalti and reliable
remedy fur Pulmonary ComemPflon. and for ell
those morbid elinditions of the body which lead to
that fatal disease- lAver Complaint and Dy when
theyoften forerunners of ConsumpUon, and when
they . manifest then:male. they tritilfa the mat
prompt attentiOn.
The Pule:ionic Syrup is • medicine which has bad
blong probation before the Public- Pa rale e has
een finned by the Moaned cures it has made
through • period of more than tbibly-tire p.n. In
.11 of whim timg its reputation h. Increased, and
the most Obstinate skepticism can, no lo doubt
that it in a remedy which may be used wit h
mull.
dance in all ama which admit of a cure.
lionsMe patent will perseveringly fellow the di...0-which
which oompany mob butile, he will certain
ly be mineel. i fhis lung/ WV not too much wasted
to c u ra b le , pima... Mr.. In =Ms suppmed
to be i when friends and phy.104.• hare
of wig. the um of this Medicine h a saved the
lifeealt ofh. the patient and restored him to perfect
• •
Dr. Schenck does not MI that all' cues of Put
m...7 Consumption are within the reach of med
icine, but he emphatically user. that often when
Patents hare the [llll2i /1.11.r. , 4 smptom.. such
wi a violent cough. cms•Plairnil,D. ni ght 'pe rm " debili t y. pear, to suc h Snap. that tee)
are ...pod to he in bed, and when May are Siren
up by th troy hysielsp, they may aired. ble
medic. tmust can mate new luny, but when
the tuna are eery 2.117 as and to some en.
tent dettroyed, • cure 0111/ be effected by Dr.
de/uncles medicine.
•• . • n • ..
Alan In Heron:does Dlsfleae.• those medkines
equally efficient. Dr. Schanck has photograph. of
a number of persons who bare been nearly oust Ind
with running toren and now which ed up. This
shows its purifylna pospertl. MSS he able
to heal Mlles the lungs.
In the treatment of (minium ptlan It is My the et
molt impetuses, to give vigor and • healthy done
to the .miteus. 'fenced is sieocssat7 to strengthen
the appetite of the patient and ins prow. the Mire.
Dun. Proper nouri.hMent required together
with such means as will meta the food safely dlge..
tibia. The articles most minable for the diet of
Connimptlre patients are designated In Dr.
'Schnuck. s Almanac., which are distributed aratui
tou.ly.. In mer.eral, the most highly nutrttons arti
cle. aro to bu preferred. bat the d4emive
must be strengthened In Iffelee mod. either Dee'
or inediettm sorvibeSol. • Ws pequire mend Is met
by the Seaweed Tonle, and tor unk purpand it was
losMnated..
whey, mostly. vomits am pat In good order.
the food Imo Ito proper effect: the .711L002 of the
patent Is invigorated and the lungs begin to cone
d. Malt functionsnormal sod man er. Then Use beallef Doff.. of Delmont. SYree
will effect the cure.
Ivelemony , ContiMinn le Meant Wane eism-
Pinned with 07•Pepela end /dyer Conier . l.
nchenelt . • Mndrine Masan Intended to e
untractlons fn. the Urn . and restore Pe Minty
Cotton.. They have all the agent/ Which Is ascribed
to calomel or "blur man. - and are warranted not
to eanteln a panicle of any mineral Palen. Then
Pills cure the mnat ohlinnate nostlireoese, Sick
heedeche.plies. afrectima, and all other
diseases which arise from • torpid or obstructed
eondithin of the Llver. One box of theme pills will
prove the steamy of the medicine.
anteAnsomptlon the Seaweed Tonle and Man-
Pills are Invelueble auxiliary medicines.
They relieve the sufrerinn of the patient and went
the Pulmonle Syrup le *nett., cure. They have
been found unto) In advanced Mane Of Oonsurop.
ion, where the lump are almost entirely dearer.'
and ill symptoms according to tbe Judgment of the
ehlelcian Indicntga . rily
i tunb. The lives of
pponha a b . ei w n h Pn 7 served Lon ' thl yi tft4l:l: l ".7
Schen Caki three err at rennin.
Dr. Netienetie Alienn Contents • fall treatise on
the vendee for.. of disease, hlvinpdeuf treatment
and general dinette. how to on his - Indictee can
Mitt parri ' etc N7f. " ta b lf o ' rtt I s t abllZZ!Vida!
delphie-
Price of the Pub:ionic Sync i and Seaweed Tonle
nand.4 per tuttle. or 7,3 M a halt dozen,
ke Pine Mg, cant. boa. Sur male by an
druggist.. de:if:dd.)
er-Dotrrolt WHITTIER CONTIN.
TR ,t7C ALL ol luv f rit reeoi o tlT;
tram self.abuse, producing nomanlincaa. tion - rons
debility, Irritability. eruptions. Neminni =Whine,
and fluidly Impiteney peraninetillyesraL Penning
sancta.: anti dellatta, intrinata arid lung standing
constitutional romplaints• are politely
dr y.it
for consultation, which coats nothing.
'dance, the best of Leachers, has enabled him to
perfect remedies at once nalcient, safe. permanent,
dwhich in most case* can be u.ed without hind
rance to bculnces. Medicines pespared In the es.
tabllshment. which embraCes °Mee, nominal and
waiting rooms: also brardltuf and. sleeping apart
ments for patients requirnut daily peracaW atten
tion, and en por and chemical thaths,tbus ooncen-
Leann" the famed mineral springs. No matter who
have failed. state your case. Read wbaS he says in
bin pamphlet of Oily Mos, sent to uty adder. fur
two stamp& In pealed envelope. Thousands of eases
treated annually, at odice and all over Übe counts).
OOndr ~eee, Nn.
Hours 11. tO SP. 11. Sunday. 1M M. b to P. M.
Pamphlet sent to any address fur Two gram.,
0:r MANHOOD: HOW LOST! HOW
lONTOltril -Jot Poldleh.A alieOrd
VAT. 1L97.7.1°,17. 1 5
lif..nadorrOces. ur So:inlet Waltzes*, sad lispedl.
e m tro{.ll!:l. M ..p ." lr ^e* ofilrga r k i 2, -. =lt;
ineapaltr. ' ilir...rr l ttloST. J. cui.vr:9EL
WIZTAT.4g b ender
In a plait envelope. to WV addnraa. peetpuid,
( 1 .. 0 . MTV, ',4l;.°!l f t:
tort. rem/airy tiea 43F411, Ala/ Or. (iiiivarean's
- Marna..
L4rHATCHELOR'S HUH
This splendld llalr Dye is the best In the
world. Ilarmisas. inetardasionts. done nut
Contain lend. hi ,r any ITAIJC poison to produce
paralyal. or death. Arad the vaunted and dela
:r4P7E=r;ru,2l;l=,,P.7l:ll7
had 30 years untarnished nipuLallia to 13,1.014 Its
timbal - soy as lb. only role s Oar ase-laaelt
Doom. npid by ail lanes Os. Mahal at 1 1.
Wad stoat. Y. fe:
WHOLESALE GROCERS, Sac
ESTABLISHED BI k T. COBALT.
\V. Ni.(:( mm
Wholesale Grocer,
271 LIBERTY STREET,
I=l
PlTTfilll 11 , 01 PA .
Meanor & Harper
51,111. GRAIN AND PRODLICR
Corninis:•+ion Nierelirtnts
=
12. - emplumnts
- .
11.
KrEgl 11! .1 A. iITELII.T.
M. STEEL E & SON,
Stoo nog)
Commkrlon Mprehmitn,
4: 4 11!itirc4KM,..114.11(711:n.,1:.
",
W. C. Armstrong,
tgurmii ,- ;e to Feta.* Arnastroo4.l
PRODITE COMMISSION MERCHANT.
spla No. 4 13 11All/CF:T STRICICT
L..f. BLANCHARD,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer
NQ• g ;396 PENN STREET.
a. lt
LITTLE, BSI It D k PATTON , bolo
SALE GAIN: r Ilpt.Vaitotbilou ltstebant• And
re to Produce. blobs. Hama, Chorea, Ptah.
eart.nn and • Lard Iron. Naas. Glass. Pelson
V IT,and RH Pllistopytt by utaslutes generally.
. 19511 4 2.r. ° 292
Joni/ I. Norst....LON. Irbgic...ant. 110CSL
FOB'S I. HOU SE di BROS., Suret.esors
u to JOHN I. HOINIC t CO., Wbnisside °mows
and Cononliolon Merchants, corner of thaltblekl
and Water stn.*. Pittsburgh.
/OR: 111111ROX • WAI.LACI.
rIPTON & WALLACE. Wholank,
GRUCZILti AND ruunuce-bICALISIbi. No.
Stith sveroue. rlttstmintli.
OILS
Tack, Bro, & Co.,
• PERRY BUILDING,
Duquesne ;Way, Pittsburgh.
•
mog • Philadelphia
WARTNC &
Connoinlob Mira=la god Broksrs to
Petroleum and its Products,
I=
I=
WARING, KING & 00.,
spy 110111LNAL.NUT (yrRUT..
ECLIPSE
PETROLEUM REFINERY.
Herbert W. C. Tweddle,
MANUFACTURER OW
Lubricating and High Test Burning Oils.
WOLIN'S RAI,LROAD AXLIV OIL,
stand• meat heat vrllliont Munn; nertnalns lip.
lovest o te t isAeglitre t s ; Spacial oil for trr.l4.
IQf larMr.. r ‘ KNUIII/1„ YACIIINE 8110 P,
AND PLANING MILL OILS.
i } a 2 l e , L 11 4 h l7
aro-rrr OIL,
01 uc
moms E .4 Mk OAmPa
ri 0 &ARAI. it
E.
A Olt VAnNISIL tO Preserve Inas
Wort and Machinery from rust.
The. produce RT. talOtligetArld nadpr Dr.
Theddle's patent Sy Superheated Steam In Vaemo.
The I.uhnotlne ohs am almost odorless, perfectly
puro. niform. and mostly NEW. atiored, stand •
te u mPeratum uneharrett, .4 rema in limpid
daring enreme *old. This ltailm. Otis ate me.
qualledowd are In emstant use egin many of the
principal Samples mm
ordera left at 174 HOOD tg
wln
hharyeburs Bride. •
CIIEESiE •
lU •
•
rrueNoILL
AMERICAN BANK,
No. 80 Fourth Avenue.
PrTSBURGH
CA.= CAPITAL 11200.000
StoekholderU Individually Liable.
DAME CIF DISPOIJET AND DEPOSIT.
JOLLY PLOYD. NM. VIA/YD.
.
Pre. deM. ' Cubler.
DimsPIDES:
ram. M.. /lambs%
Wm. T. Munson.
Jobs
Tats Bo ts stow folly •
do: u ntsral Bardt!tut bus
Jaen IL Maitland.
Acct. Maid Wallace
Ju. D. Kelly. •
Wm. Floyd.
===l3
FREEHOLD BANK
AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
No. 100 Fourth Ave., Pittoburgh
ARRA*
1433:g°03
DEPOSITORS SECURED. ST REAL BAITATIC
AND INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DE-
M/RITA.
PnesldetSEDWA RD HOUSE. •
Vice INTRldepts—J. Ii CRAM ADAM JACOBS.
DlU['Motu,
ED*/ 1..0U5i..,
_WILLIAM PIT 1 . 14,1p5.
TN II WILT: .132 . 61'111L - 1111.'• •
THOaaAll W. DAVIS.
Secretary and Treamerr—Tllo3lAS STEEL.
Asalstatt Cashter—J &WPM P. SPEKIL
Offloe hours from 9 o'clock A. Y.lO 4 tic10515..r. Y.
ahn
daily, and every Saturday overdo/ tuna 7 to 1 0.
sr3l
COMMERCIAL
BANKING COMPANY,
t1e..9! Fourth Ave.. Pittsburgh
=Ea!
"400.000
Stockholders Individually Liable.
W. H. iscHusom,
rnnammt.
- • , ntaseropm . -
11 7 1 tat
Hyx • 24. jez:
. Awl) IA % con Da I.Boli. •
Cortoettont ma W A awes7olWe points of 1110
U NA IM A rand
IT allow - Atm DXPORITS.
Prompt attontloo even to on bottom , . of COM.
Qo deny.
CITY- BANK,
112 - FIF'rIIAVENtTE,
rrrrsia mum. PA. •
00.000
W. C. MACRO3I
MET
BTOCKTIOLDERS INDIVIDCAJ.UP LIABLE.
• INTERIMT PAID ON nxPOSITS.
FORMIGN EXCHANGE bouht aadisold. and
atom !Wired remitted to Elirtere , ( °Bretton,
made m Yd a/I
. the priaelpal poi m of the
United ate* and Caned..
DOMINICK 11/.IIIEN, Ppaddent.
V.l9tMlo!=r'" l4 "`•
111•ZeTOILX:
. .
D. Mon.. 1 Jat t • • 31 lofib e ,
Thos. flociiive, Hoek Keating,
Patna Kane. • Tonal.. eampueD •
etua. B. Barr. • Lames Phelan,
RurdiCKßß3, RV= a ." Ert:
N. sum.
leis ROD /4,De , i 72 AM. lIBBIr,
THE SAFE DEPOSIT-CO.
Of Pittsburgh,
YOB TIM
Safe Keeping of Valuables,
Ondoranarant., and the renting of Se. In Its
Fire and Burglar-Proof Vaults,
No. 83 Fourth Avo
Proddent—WlLLlAM PHU.I,IPS.
Vie. President—HENßY run U.
William Phillips,
Henry
William R.
William M. Lyon.
Jm. I. Hanna.. '
Dim', and Itroui—M. F. VON IiONNTIOIDST.
• Orti Maly Irma oteamt A. Di. L. 4 !,'F
IZMM
=in=
7 Per Cent, Gold Loan,
I=ll=ll
Or TM;
BURLINGTON,
CEDAR RAPIDS &
MINNESOTA IL R. CO'S
,First Mortgage
GO TEIR CDNYERTIBLE BONDS.
A LIMITED QUANTITY rag MALE.
At 90 and Accrued interest.
1:=11
J EDGAR T110)IPIU , N, t
cIIAKI.Cet
The 'seater part of the toed is slreetly am pitted
sad phase twee ~slogs. sod the Oshawa at the
wort le sttidle
We ealmoeiteflaely rommmad 'Mee 1M0... the
eateet as 4 beet Investment la the motet.
Ilveotmeitleo at correct prim ably. return
Sr. par rent. latemm. while thee* pay eight sad
coemtentle per neat. In O//td, sad Ire mewl the
morntrlty equelly*mad.
HENRY' CLEWS &
Bankers
32 WEal Street, New York
S. IiECLEAN & Co.,
No. 65 Fourth Avenue
=E2
MORGAN, KEENE
& MARVIN
Wall Street
(TIMM do, from Ilnoidro).) N 1 1K YORK.
tatat,4ll[4;
A General Baiking Business.
TURD M. MORGAN. SAMIGKI. EXPNK.
IdI.DILY C 11AllY12d,
UAW Parma.... &mend end Adjutant 4Joneral of
the Nude of New Tort.l
Salad la the lamodlale uldalty at the Maul ILX
ahand• .4.11 tie thad 11.. and mud members of each).
cadets
an eloculad with the greaten poealtde dee-
Petah.
Marsgarda and 141,0100114 tiring at a distance.
ern ?My upon oar 040.01100 to noir smallert or
Znorders. Inta rniul ears and promptness.
o nun mut. am snail motto. to 4n1000.4et
posinesa of National Banta and Corporations
on Ms mad Wombed Wog
' tatilvtdosta and Trost Coirm. - eoniamplaUrig
141 Mgt Want or desiring to maiM
j.= gpgg,gpag, any to asil:man 1007
may balm in this cm , are UM corannualcall
51ta as pensamily or by letter.
liefaranoe—Maran. fay (testa • Co., flea Port.
N. Holmes & Sons
BANKERS,
61 Marbet Street,
P rrrsß RGII, PA.
( f . '""7. °"'""
STOCIS, BONDS AND OTHER SECURITIES;
DOUGH? AND BOLD ON OOLIIIINION
RH.lcutsr attantloo ptht to tlao poro/tato sop
trio of
United State. Securities
HART, CA U GREY & CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
CORM ROUTH AND WOOD RTDEETS,
Pittsburgh. Pa..
MVO=MORS TO FIANNA, lIART A CO:,1
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And welch!" attauttost veld to the purchase end
We of
Government Bonds
M 1 Sight Draughts on London.
.61
Tradesmen's National Bank
WOODD STREET, CORNER SECOND AVE
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
Gold, Conn Boni nd Slott
BOMBS! AND SOLD.itlymET
t.
oadier creardETKltiek—GAlL.
ENGINES, BOILERS, &o.
FORT PI-Tit •
Boiler, Still and. Tank
WORKS.
!ARROLL & SNYDER,
=I
UT
QIL STII,VS - AND OIL TANKS.
CHLIINEIS.BILICKCLIINO ANDM PANS,
SETTLING PANS. HALT PAN S AND 000.
DENSICRS.
n rali " PIPFM. GASOMETERS AND IRON
DOORS AND COAL. SHUTES.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE:
Cor. 2d, 84, Short and Liberty Streets,
PITTSBUIIOU. PA.
Er4VrterrlZ "d" "
mITLY t.
HUGH M. BOLE & CO.,
(or. Point Alley and buqueene St,
I=
Engine Builders, Founders,
AND
MACHINISTS.
Manufacture BTF.AMBOAT ENGINES and NTA
TIONKRY !MOINES of all Wrs.
A TrAtr U FF INIVN Mo"Zfillfi
BO .Blttl horse power.
CANTINGIVot every Ittnt wade to order at our
r =7B " f:l 1t, 1 2.71415rai1g Vt.
lIANUKRA. tsoUhli ant TO AC(.O
.4 IRON TOFIACCO PIIMISRS, on hand sts4
made to order. It the
•
•
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Fronting an the Allegheny Rarer, near the Pnlnt
Plttaburgh. Pa.
IGIr All ordonFrapVlllled. TM' CS.
Biesick & Bro.,
JIM AND BURGL.AR•PROOF
SAFES AND VAULTS.
NO MOULD.
OEM
EN CI:INES AND MACHINERY,
BREWERY WORE. REPAIRING AAA IT_TTI_NG
UP MACHINERY ~ty
nor VAR and PUKE STR
nOtavEr
O'HARA BOILER, WORKS,
F. REPHAN CO.,
W.W.ll:mow of STEAM BOILIN I QII. TAISK . S :
AGIT/ITMIiaT z ig ulam .
CI.IIIIEITS, Ihtl MIEN YTICE BEDS, Ac..
Cor, of Strand Avenue and Liberty Street.
PITTSBURGH. PA.
•
Repairing don. promptly. Orders' soot to the
abbr. s4Atas• Will be promptly attends/1 &a
F. REPIIAN. formerly Manager at CARROLL &
ICITDERIi. oclititt
FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS
KNAP FORT PITT
Foundry Company.
OFFICE AND WORKS
Twelfth Street,
I=
Troniiinro. amloi 11111 Machinery. Nell Ma
141. v, and nutlwo wend!,
NATIONA I, FOUNDRY
AND
• Pipe Wor]_ - s.
'inner Carroll and Smal'man Sreets,
otllNvitir Alt!.
=
WM. SMITH,
MANUrAeII/RICR or
Cast Iron Bowl Pipe,
GAS AND WATER WORKS.
..11.171TIZIIIZILVVAilLT.112V
flstinks for Gas and Water Work's'
I would aloo WI the attenion of Swpo_kinteodenta
of Goo Works eal opluf t
of ItUVOICTN.
. J. ANTICASoR 11. A.i , liktf
MONQNGAHELA 'FOUNDRY.
W. J. ANDERSON & CO.,
)"°" — DOWgalifironFill.°.l7. "cm .
• Castings. or all Descriptions.
f i c.r,%°Z° A'Weoz.
Ore AND YorNblir—No. 130 WATER
Pilteburgh. P.
ROBINSON, REA & CO.,
8um...0n to 114:sprOoX. MottO t Mauna
WASHINGTON WORKS
FODBDLILyI MACIIINISIS,PITTSDURGII.
Marrotretarog - of Boat AA Statteruars Memo Ro.
tut., soneri v , !WON Iron wort.
QM*"
L I AO A r D IVATIMPAVirfi .
•. jurrS:
THOS. CARLIN Si, CO.,
Fourth Ward Foundry.& Machine Marta
SANDUSKY ST.. ALLEGITKNT CITY. PA.
.Itsaufastanes of Statlanare PorlabLe Mesta
Ears. pit Pres... 1 . 11.1571, 81..../tlOO. Grist .0
0. II I
meta gaoo,ll.ollll.o stmseta. tr a ttrs.
Ordsr mod havittlta4Vglooo of st e- lines.
torl.3l_
Phcenix Roll Foundry.
Cor.,4IIIRTT. AND 94TH STA.
BOLLMAN &. BAGALEY
Ituratsciarers of Snorter
Chill Rolls, Sand Rolls' and Phdons
PROFESSIONAL
. .
(2. DeCAJIP • • •
NA •
ITTORNET AND COUNSELOR IT LAW,
F 17 4 10 Nfa.ll7 OfkT. Nrlllirr,
raiii `u" a m t h'u =3,lf= l gi
*boar county. ail O.Y. audoollons in won of
agooNst confitOr..
H. MeCORNICIR •
A.A.•
[ [ Attorney-at-Law,
No, GS GRANT STAMM,
Immoillr'PTonapt aunktion Oren to el kinds a
.. •
A RCHIBALD BLAKELY,.
, Attorney -at-Law,
IMO=
M=MWI
IM
WM. B. BEEPER, •
AUER-VAN AND rEAIVIIICIO JUSTICE CV
THE M
Office, 112 Fift L h
avenue.
I=l7Vrgli:=,tat;
sun aU WM busing.. Wavle. to prOzng.ly and so.
ourstely.
NI, w 0 . - 9 . iii,', e I fi irl
HOLMES, BELL & CO.
ANCHOR COTTON MILLS,
pITT DUMIL
Manoticumus of HHATTGtand LIGHT
ANCHOR AND MAGNOLIA
Sheeting and Batting
Fcy
v;n.
IRON AND STEEL
DUQUESNE WORKS,
Coleman, Rahm Co.,
IRON, NAILS, S'fEEL,
-tx_xels and . Springs.
DINUESNE, L X AND JUNIATA.
FLAT BAR. 11.012 ND AND SOCARE 1110 V
laraltl'netirl7l AttPATANK
T p yF iN ti r d w .w w lA2 A , , ,,k4 D
NTEKL• rINGB AND MOULD. AT % " --
rVANINNI S I T VVVVrV I A
WIGS and
AXLM
CUT NAILS AND SMILES.
All bloods First Class and Warranted.
OFFICER AND WORTS-1601 . •tivid ars! Al!e
lem. River, mat 77 Water street, Plttaburitt.
FILLER, BARR & PARKIN.
=I
METCALF. lIEVDEN Mu LBE,
Gil .W. BAR. CAM.
$e IA I. R
P. 4 ItTNIM— R
11. 1,11:11.
Crescent Steel Works,
MILLER, BARR & PARKIN,
OFFICE: No. 130 Liberty Street,
f± PI_TTSBETROII, PA.
Pittsburgh Steel Works,
ItSTABLISNED IN 1845.
ANDERSON & WOODS,
=I
Best Refined Cast Steel
or Error oz.ciorTioN. Amo.
But &tined German PI& & Spring Steel
CORNER ROSS AND FIRST AVILNUE. Pitts
burp. Ps. . sul&stt
PITTSBURG-II
Novelty Works.
FOLTNIMiI, A. D. 1899.
1001111EAD, ADAMS & CO.,
Mantlfaxturnrs of KF.VSTONE STANDARD (Flr
bane. Patoral PLATFORM AND PUP STRR
S C, AL ES.
Janus Fared Patent. Wad Isa•ka and Inane.,
Paint and Ole; Mine.
'Corner of AVENUE and .GRANT Mi.,
Plttabinh,l'a
Sheffield Steel Wo'rks,
& Co.,
I=!
Manufseturan of .rap demiptloo of
Cast and. German Steel,
Ren.m4tsPßlNGti,
ELLIPTIC AND PLATVORM SPRINGS.
AXLES. STEEL TIER; Se., do.
WARITUOUOE-83 Watarand 100 INoristreela
BLACK DIAMOND'
STEEL WORKS.
YARD, BROTHER & CO.,
Manufacturers of all Descriptions of
STEEL. .
OFFICE and WAHETIOUSE-3011. 31. t and
Oallroul street., PlOoburch.
STOVES, CASTINGS, Zlbe
COOK STOVES.
Get the Best!
BISSELL & CO'S
T MIT MPH,
For Bituminous Coal
Warren.] to COOK, BAKE or ROAST es 'nal
as SIT other Store In the Union.
BISSELL & CO.,
No. 235 Liberty Street.
ALDO, ON RAND AND FOR BALI
PARLOR NIVVIS. ' GRATIN() STOVES.
'ORATE MONTS. PR-NDICREL
COOKING RANGIOL AA. f,se. -
GRAFF, HUGUS SL CO,
Alaaufartorsra of every variety of
STONES,
Boston Cooking Range
"THE FIERY FURNACE"
MR WARMING BUILDINGS.
.RWUL N YOR. VM CO D L
la m er EZ O N2 .
li a lerast ANT l fr i treall
o ft i atta b lirr s. fra . MA sad QM: I/KATI
206 and 208 Liberty Street,
_ rrrrneoaae,_ pw_
A.BRADLEY& CO.
No. 30 WOod Street.
Illantthwthrors of the Greatest Varlet, ot MOIL
PAII.LOI4 ano lISATING STOVICeI to be found.
In our amwtment wllthe_found all the latest /PAT
TI:W:B owl IMPUOIENTS / and the toputa
*Jon of our Mores to roeh that any on* tn want of
,1 1 : I a . b
ruble as woo as econouncal. Would cal4farloular
attention to our now VOLCANO t/ foe
el/weber / halls one mores. Over 300 .old Mathes
Dlntended for with or wi th out caslng. All
who have used them proommee theMminetho.
per mho. and farebesper. blood toeintaindimontl
Jrza
Mee .
WINES, LIQUORS, &o.
WAGNER'S FiEIC - 11 COLORING
The Very Best in the United:4lnlei,
=EI
WAGNER,
Nil North Seventh Street,
PRILADLLPTIIA.
-- a ggrviess—All the Mulles houses te.Ptitlt•
midtklifday,
IMPORTERS OF
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &c
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
PURE RYE WHISKIES.
Noa 384 and 386 Penn,
Cot. of ELEVENTH ff., formerly Canal
JOS. S. PlNeff& CO.
.Sim. ma, Isl. took 121.153..• 1 1 4
errintAT. Pltubencb.
of COPPIllit
AlwJdarlenYOUSOZ=3l.
4 t tot: a.
=
• FULTON &IMAM,
Practical Plumbers,
GAS AND BTICAM TIMM&
Nth Ammo, otos Moll Street. INsborob, Po.
Lead rim Goat limo, est Pirturtok_Onaks. Rath
Tab. sae Wath Nods. Ina NS , 1.0 nttftio. Ale
rogro rt 1 " 1 rt. Mt fro
r and Moon Illatino Apporosi?. JObbiZig
oroolottystlandad to.
.' ti;`... rtu . ....
i-RAILROADS
TEVAYLVANIA CENTRAL RAIL 7
'sr Trains inn arrira . a .
11 e. n. Sunday. r..Zl7V:t r d Wa
arta depart from the Union Depot. nom.. of Witzlit
ineton andt.itrerti Hee... a. i0i74.,,,,
an u c.
9.0 Train! . '... 1:30 am "Sionthertina7. -- 3 . 10 an.
- 1 line.. . 1 . 1.14 am ' , Pantile
No . ... 449
a m
I
Wall's nii..l. ti- oam Wall , No. 1 U r ant
Briten anNo.l 7. pi , ,
waw . 50. ..,..
~ am Mall, rain .. ai. to Klll
-1.111111, O . I , il ~' ", ,i ' i lITXX' p ,'
. V . ,; I 'l' 3 ;;;;;
Johriatuwn ae.lo OAN Ciro:heti Ex . . .1. •33 piss
Iblia Ac. Sir. 1 7,00 poi Wall, No. ia..l 31 nl.
r ity V NO.. 110 pm Johtono,rri se. 4 .03 ino
H . .1 .4 1 . if No a 3 1131 .1 1% il:,`"'" Ac
-11...'41'Ae., ' Liiik.lexproa• ' 1111 " Ti
No. 1 3 pm Wales No. 3.. 3:03 i t ' im
Wall', No. 4.. .330 p m WWI'. No. 4.. 01/3 ,4:13
Hrin'n AeNoSI 1:10 pm •Fast Linn.... play p p,
War Pasan.r..loStl do s eall', N0.3...114111111111
*Thew° teal. make Connection at Harris
burg f or Baltimore.
The Church Train leave, Walla Stationevery
email!) at 0.03 a. ...' reaching Pittsbnrigh at
10,03 p. ro. Returning. leave" Pittabtinthal
10:30 p • en. and arrlros at Walls Station at 11:10
P. m.
"Cineinnati Mitre. leaven dail 'uthern Er
r.. leaves dally eatlest lidonday! . Allother trains
011 . / e y e except Sunday. •
further Informailon apple to
_ e HI. 11. DECKWITIkAtent
_ Penn,yl..laltalinsul Company will not Sr
Yre.fanr,.erli for_ Eaalrage. ereetit for wearing asp
resrinsibillty to One Ilan;
7,artnt to
value will Ott 2l 7rthe g ter '4. flei".
u " . special mintnict.
. .
.
' A.J. CAPPATT,
rap General So pertntenden, Altotia.
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA R. R.
1 1 n l . B ll 4 l V iq ne .
rem:v.v. Railroad pill arrive at and depart
I .i hN o 4 c heilorni V.YY . , iietiot, Allegheny part
t lit .
ARHXYI4
1
N 1 15•49 a al. Mall "PA'r. :lll) ato
I, l =n 4 N o. ' l .3is • In; Freeport No. 1 .20 • m
tir n tl . Nt i t "'"V,V...g".' .V • m
Freeport "7 .f.'•USSl,'l' : 7 *,d..,,,., :18r:,
... i • • 3 ou p nr . pint ..
20 p m
Stehinreßo.9lol4o p to!Springd i e No.l . .:111 pna
Above mins ran daily except Suaday.
The Char& Train leaves Allegheny Junction
every Sunday at 7:40 A. L.. reaching Allellieby
Illy at. 0:30 A. M Returning. leaves Alleabeny
Pity at 1:30 P. Si. and arrive at AJlegheny June.
thin at 3:40 P. P.
. . . .
The imins leaving Allegheny-Clty at 7:00 A. is.
nuke direct connectio Ru d ereort with Walkers
line of lioticie for mid Henna/Won,
Throug tickets may be purehmed at tJte Office.
Ne. k P t. Clair soviet. near the Snepenelon Bridge,
Pittsburgh. and at the Depot Allegheny.
Ver further particulars i t
JAMES L FFERTS. Agent.
Federal Street Depot.
The Weetem Pennsylvania Railroad will nut &a
.m. any rlek for biom e t fer wearing op.
bad, and limit their resty to One Um
dred Dollen In value. A exclwelituf tads
amount value aid be et the Met of the owner ,
antes. taken by *pedal ountract.
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EITTSBUROR, FORT WAYNE k
CITICAGO R. W. d
UNIt. N IP a PnIIPS- Eggiil@g&—.
Prow MAY lid, 18,1). train. will leave Own
and arrive at the Linton David. north Ilde. Mr.
burgh city Raw... follow.:
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Fast Line 111: 1 a m,Faat Line 2:30 aea
Erie it. Vlrn Ex.7: l a m Pacific I , U....liAirlp m
Chid Wk g MI. : • zolltheellos ELI AR • m
mah Ma 11... : a mlc. a Bt. /.. Ex.. ...lb p m
Chlcso Kr : a
„ I; p i .3% . 41.. 3.1
Faii v l rb zl ll"-. : ':. It ' 1R4'11'6117 Ttt
IVe k Erle Ka. .• pm O. d Wit a: Ex.. 7. Np m
IlIP•Irr 1110/4 4I4.ULI . Y.,AURIVIr IN ALLMMENI
Beer Falls Ac. hl: N a an Leetsdale Ac..t1:33 a
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L'ettl.de :: Pt.g::,z;ralt::: a. : :.;
Rochester - 14.44 penEnon .- pea m
ram, - . Lcehniale . 111
Leemdale - • pm'Bear Falls" p m
Beer Valls . • :Mil 1. m Leetsdale - • p m
Leola4ale .1 1 .43 9 m - - 7 : P .
lair Oaks Ron. .Falr Oaks Run -
du Ch arch.. 1:13 p ro' day Church-9:6h ava
Pacific Express Will leave daily.
Parton Express arrives del).
Fast Line leaves WIT. Mondays elcepled.
W - l'ast tine arrives dully, Mondays soroeptml.
' All other trains will lea's and arrive daily.
B V. d lnk F ti r ie d. .1. N. XIeFIILLOUOII.
TlAtet Agent: 04ml:inage,
(TRANCE OF TIME.-ALLEOHENY
VALLES' ItAll.llO/11
b.= tia.-719iuoTiE
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
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On anattor MONDAY, Nov. M 2. lni, TWO
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, (exoept day) will
leave Iltibbuligh Depst, comer of Klereath and
pmtb, far Franklin, Oil City, Diablo, and all
bi the OP Itegiona
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I N M intit Er.— kill plis . .:Nlibt Ex.... 1: A . Y.
let Mutton.. 6:4 A la!' tit Milton.. . A. al.
' Iloiton..11:6 A. w.:Md Holum.. . A. 0.
ai r lagt . ...l 3 . ' ft:::!=htra . ... fl ° 1::::
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5.141 1 1 ' 0,411 :. t...t.ir41:41t: i . A.M.
grady'sliAc : P. w.,Bgadyb BAcl . A. Y.
Church. . P.N.:Church 1 U A. N.
ESP mas smith stop only at at points. Ac
commodation laths stop at all stations.
we are now running "Sliver Palace Sleeping
Can" on our nit ., " Elp[oll6 trEDIS. both ways front
Pl"""jh (01
J. 7: LAWRFV.„ CF., Oral Snot ,
TIIOI4AS M. KIND, Am't Supt.
DITTSiII.TRUII, CINCINNATI AND
1 ST. lANTIS 'RAILWAY.
PAN RANDLE ROUTE,
CrIANOM 01 TISIn and after SONMA ,
Non. 14th 1669, trains will lathe sad writh at
rho Union D epot, Pittsburgh, as folio.:
Plltaburgh Time.
DEPART
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.2,okkil El. irri D. ID.
* . #B p. m .
..:99 , ...i 111. •--
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ilo - Zthern Esprem ..... .... OMS p.m. :oa. m.
Fast Line :4,4 a. to. : p. m.
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Mired Acommodation.. V: e. m. i ip. m.
McDonald Acen. Nu 1.. l e l , a. m. : Am.
tlismbenville Accommod. i , Am. Am.
McDonald Acen. No. 'J.. 4 P.AA • P. m.
gun.l44'burch Tratu.. ;ii it i ,S , i d az. a. so.
1 ltl M ro: ot ritrimlll srri:: ,117. ''
s. 0 . SCULL. .
General Ticket Agent, Columbus, 0.
W. W. CARS, Sept.. Dennison. Ohlo. nols
PITTSBURGH AND CONNELLN
VILLE 'RAILROAD.
Fag,: Erilggl
Trains will anire and depart from the Depot. nd ,
tier of Grant and NVater StiVela, as follows:
IMPART . ♦BB(Pi
Mall to and Imo, lint'n.. 1:00 .m. re p. m
McKeesport Accommod.11:111) a. us. • 1 9..
it.. to and from Untli.'.. 3:13 p. id. 1 . a. m
Wnt Newton Arm:onto. 4: op. to. 0:0 a.
p.m
Braddock's Arrow:soda. 1111 0 p.m. 7:De m
Night do, to klelitseepl.lo: 0 p.m. 11:110 a. m
.90'1`" Church 'hal o
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HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
ESTABLISHED 1831,
Logan, Gregg & Co.,
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE,
No. 52 Wood Street,
prrrsausmn. PA.
Spring Goods, Hoes, Rakes, Forks,
Scythes, Snaths, &c.
'Keith/MIA are . turned to examine
our stock when in the city.
Orders by mall will bare prompt at.
tentlon.
BEAVER FALLS
gCUTLERY CO"
c) No. 70 Wood Street,
l>4! PITTSBURGH. PA.,
.., 11/aIUFACTITRICRE 067 THEIR NEW
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Solid Cut Handle
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CD TABLE . KNIFE.
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3 !=Pel 7 =fi t itic=43 °Sth 1; .
- F 1 4 4 a. p . , „ lr . lag am wale
ti noelill
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trare'7 1. oolor and britiran 4 nr,
_lt la einma
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rdarl o lta
"rl' Ylrt?titt etrTkgerp " r . IGN. ~ . al Apeaanoa and. Ggt Gars
. Whir.
The Smooth St, I* and Great Strength ' lhia
rartlole
i e;na . t2e:Jha isasaufnetlanas to 000
!MAW. Steamboats, p. = PI" fg. 0.. In o 1
Fell tuti....d t.t.:. na,:aue. ' L . "'.? 31- " u
. , beaver Falls Cutlery Co,
• NO. 70 SNOOD ST., PITTSBURGH. .
KANUFACTORVIS OF •
Table Cullen and Pocket EMUS
QUALITY GUARANTEED.
BRASS CAS TINGS.
.1/MAU BASCH
RZPIRT MAR .
Henry Bier -& Co,
(thocamoto to ]OILY M. OGOVIERt 00..1
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS
Brass Castings
MADE PROMPTLY TO ORDER.
m0ti..:11 . 83 . 8e IRON ITTEN .. OR
,A 4,4 IL ATT VALLVER,
HOSE . 7 4iii' ON for
a Mt V I M
IMPROVE)
beet its the market. MEM the
0117CIE AND WORLD;
Corner Thirteenth' and Pike Street'''.
ATWOOD & McOAFFREY,
Donor Llazair and Tamp Amer%
Plttabumb.pk.. BRASS VODNDZIRD =I IRON
PIPIC AGNNTSforA.ILCAMZEION
kOOB MUNI PUMPS AND =WEBS.
STONE
WEST COMMON
Machine. Stone Works,
Nartimot, comes of Wool, Common. AlleCkmay.
I,IIEVX ATVAMM k co..
Mr. on nand or proi Onfor nh ilotlec Mond
ro d olinn a = ann <nab Rionniann'.- am,"
oro.ro prertopnY or ooo roe , on -rsuionable taros
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