ETRANOIAL GOLD, SILVER, COUPONS Bought at Highest Price. PH. R. MERTZ, • BANKER, Cor. Wood- St. and sth Ave. Jas. - T..l3rady4 CO., & co.) Corner Fourth Avenue and Wood Street, BAN*ERS, BCY AND BELL ALL KINDS OF Gov - ernment Securities, GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS, ON MOST EAVORARLE TERMS. _ Interest Allowed on Deposits. - Ix — Money loaned on Government 8011116 al In., est market rates. 41 V. 4MkTS'..TA'4 JAMES T. BRADY CO.. THE DAILY GAZETTE. MONEY AND COMMERCE, [llls. Telegmh to the Plttsborgh Gazettc.l • 4 ,ltigirPK. June 13, PM. • 'lran strict was dolt to-day. There was a report of a new Peruvian loan of g 41,000.000 negotiated In Paris at K. Money easy at t3l Sterling dull at l'ONEtl , ', • 4. Gold lower. and chll; opened :It 11:IX and closed et12.4ti1i!,,• Carrying rates I I.er cent L. tba. ClearaneiS $21,000,000. Estimated shipment for to-mor row 15100,000„two-thIrdK of which Is gold bar, the red silver coin. Goverumenta lower and weak; Coupons 'el. 174M17!:; do Mier do '64, 41!.:6611.14; do 4 65, do new. 13X014; 13XQ,133,f; * 6116.13,46z61124;111 , 40a,i40.f458N; currency, 140 Mate bonds dull; 3llsaoutis,93%; old Tennes sees. C.'.; ocw: 61X. Stocks dull but steady, with a decline in Pittsburgh. Canton, IEM; Cumberland, 41; Western 'Union Telegraph, MN; Qulcksirer, 8; Mari pine. 41i; do preferred. la; Adams Exprmis, Wells,_lsri; American. 14%; lotted States. 444: Pacific Mad. 447 d .New Turk Centnd. AnTi; Scrip. Wr; Erie. pre ferred, 44); Harlem. 141 do preferred, 143; Reading. lOGN; Michigan Central, Cl; Lake Shore. ISE; Illinois Central, 140r4 Pittsburgh, ton ; Northwester-IL sir:: do preferred. B.; Rhode Island. Wrier New Jersey Central, 109 St. Paul. tErs; do. referred, 81%; Wabash, do. preferred TN Fort Wayne, 96%: Terre Rarite:3o; Chicago and Alton 11S%; do. preferred. IN; Ohio and idißiliwiPe BSI; Bart ford and Erie, C. C. and C. Burlington and Quincy. 158:St. 11ai do—Preferred.' 117 N; C. C. and 1.0. MN. •. . Bodon prices: CRltimet. 75; Ueda, M Quincy. 77X., SutOrrensury habit:we gold, 875.9M7.55: cur rency..11,70,1111; general balance. 4.1! OPTICZ (3? Pnrsnvnoß GAZETTE. MONDAY. June 12, UM. I nosing quotations ns received by Ph. R. Alert= • Gold lENg American /giver l 0; Western Union... leBl Bond. 117% N. Y. Central__ tat% I. Bonds. 11ar......111% Reading. - &A) Bond. 1854...111 P. Pt. W. & C 1051 5.20 Ronde 115-111 U Ohio & Miss 40% Consols 1035 Mich. Nouthern... 10% 510 Bonds 1867...1135( Cleveland . 1 / 4 P... 110% 5-9) Bonds 1955-11114 C. It. L&P 2 . 1% 10-40 108 Chicago &N. W. % Marna Express.. glk C... 1 / 4 N. W. Pref.. PIN Merchants U. E. 11.. UN Eric f.nruc. Small. London per pound • 6.t4 Paris Exchange per Prone' 23'1 Berlin Exchange• . per Thaler R.l Frankfort Exchange oar Florin 111 0% Central PaciAo It. It. Bonds PJ et Union P. R. R. Hondo 10 V 7 Closingotations an received by James T. Brady (Co. Gold 112% 531 Jan. / 1 / 4 2y.18fg 13% U. R. es. 1101 17% 5-31Jan.AJy. 10112 13% P. S. 5-33 - -I I% • 5...1) Jan. acJy. 186 b 1:1% U. B. 5.33 1884% 11 IT. P. R. 1t... r P. 596160.5 I'. P. li. K... 1C.4 U. 8. 10-40 P.411/1100 ..... 14 - - • - ....4.11%'11.401111.111.1111 MARKET. Orrice or Pnvsnomm Osnerrs, l I MONDAY. June 13, tale. Dispatches from Chicago to-day report rain and wheat down, and as the advance was es tablished In consequence of a supposed drouth. we presume that the decline to-day was owing to the ruin. There seem. to bare been considerable rain all over the country within the past two weeks, and it is not likely. therefore, that we will hear any more complaint soon in regard to drouth. Already In some sections the reports are thatrthere has been too much rain, that the grain is knocked down, and unless dry weather sets In; is likely to be considerably damaged; from all that we Can learn, however. the prospects are all that Could be desired or expected. and while it is probable that there has been too, math rain in some sections and not enough In other., the Indications at present. are that there will be an average crop of all the small fral.r, and those who have been operating with 'an eye to big prices are likely to be dis appointed. It is worthy of. remark, however• that there is nearly always a "flurry" in the grain and Dour markets at this season of the year,brought about by the operation. and ma nipulations of prominent spehulatoni who re sort to all kinds of strategy to make their point, and there Is no time so , well suited for their purpose as a few weeks before harvest, the most critical season through which the growing crape have to pass. being exposed to rain and drouth. weevil fly, ect...etc. ASHES -Steady but unchanged; Common Soda, IM Refined. the; Pearls. Okm Pots. 7,4fc. BUTTER-Is quiet and unchanged. Good to prime fresh packed cannot fairly be quoted above Hems, though we-Ater of .ffMall sales of choice at 18 and even A. BROOM CORN-Is quiet and unchanged. L 11215 eta BEANS-There is scarcely any inquiry and the market is dull and prices nominal at 51,50 01,75 per bushel. BROOMS-Store prices; Falter. fi5,50 - A t A.. s4 AL N N o llit- 15. 1rx . d 3 4 53.51:>' 1l but C° the mm st ' oc u ir. is light . sa U I EM . TTIE ' c at ' s of . tc l aVv l llt e f r Itt h r e a l ii tic at CAWVII 'I Ii,--1s dull i as la always the case .t this particular time. and prices are drooping; we now quote at snit=.4f, for stand ard brands, In a jobbing war. CHE&CE:-Sales of new Ohio Factory at DC; new Ohio Goshen at 11Mc, and Hamburg is quoted dull at 13c. DRIED FRUIT-Apples are being sold at 65 eta. for fair to prime. and choice will not bring over SX. Peaches, nik7 for quarters and fag for halves. Blackberries. M. 13: pitted 1 cherries, IfiraLZ. EGOS-Market stiff with light arrivals and improved demand, and we now quote at 240 25 for fresh packed. FLOUR-Our market exhibit more strength than it has at any time yet, and notvvith: standing there Is a continued stiff COMMtl tlon.there seems tribe • general advanct.all around, both millers and dreier, having put up prices within the past few days. 21 to :tic Obl. Arid notwithstanditur this advance, Soma are still lower, relatively. here than In the west, from whence we have to look for our supplies both of flour and wheat. and consumeni, therefore, have no cause of com plaint. For some time past dealers. in cense ge4cis mainly of the competition above re to, have been selling at prices at whico they could replace, which in commercial cir cles Is not considered a good or !mend policy. as It Is not so touch what. IL cost as what It can be replaced at, as this latter is the moat Important considers/loner the two. We now quote fair to good brands of winter and epilog at $5.75GA. °RAIN-There la a continued good demand for wheat, and with lightofferings, the firm market is ns and prices well maintained, f 0,1501,9) for fair to prime red-choice woul d doubtless bring $l2l or 4122. but there is lit tle or none of this kind offering. Oats scarce and firmer, though the demand Is not pres alnel we now quote at. 4E4M9. In first hands, with gales to go east at 5144E452, free on board -some denten asking ra. Corn continues ex . eeedingly In fact there seems to - be no Inquiry for shelled; we can report an occa sional small sale. of ear at Ryes-shelled would not bring over Ed or M. Rye is rather trmer but not quotably higher; we continue ter quote at MOW. Distillers have not been In the market for some time. There Is nothing said about Barley and it Is not likely that there will be anything done until the new crop As ready for market. . GRocEmhz-The grocery market is fairly active, with a fair business in the aggregate and the sales of sugars continue large. TAe changes In the tariff on' sugars and coffees. Proposed by the tax. bill which passed the bonne the other day would not go into effect until December Slat. 1870, Sugars; Cuba. 1 1 3 Elle; Porto Rico; 1010111,50 New Or -1010212; Crushed. 1414; powdered ifhir vcirec , 43h; Ifr•; Extra C Cone. is .quoted firm at A.. eexli, for ordinary to choice Rlo. Rice-Rangoon. SM: Carolina, Nyrups ATMs! former quotations. HAT - Contitineavery dull and may be fairly -- quoted at tioaus per hbl. • • HEMP-Sales of undressed Kentucky Hemp at, SIG. • HUSKS,.Cons bu5k:4,32,31t eta . LARD OIL-No.l extra is quoted at 51.Z01 1.21. and N 0.2 at MEM. LIME-Sales of Cleveland at 149.,„% per bbl, and eastern at $1.3 POTATOES-Market bare. anOlere arc no .. to bit o hed quotatione. Prime Lake Shore PrfitEllireilZT4°-n-ittgag brings =az uo. ward. . Plain Shoulders, 14c; Sug - arCunoatii t . sasse dßlD Sides, Pi l X; Short Ribbed, 17; gier-.lll7etAtirr.Thlcs.slkif= t o ft Dbl. and buckets3 lBl f. Mess Pork, s33xo M.' Dried Beef I PEANUTS-Dull. Telfin.nee, EGS eta. , I PEARL BARLEY-No. 4,514 e per lb; N 0.3, Nf9~ a~~~f~s'Z7a'G`.s:,a7~'Fx3rFxics.c~.w: 5 .. mi; No. I. 6y. Uat Meal &r bbl, Of I.VO IbR, slb. fir half bbl. 10(1110. V.A. SEEDS—Flaxseed Is in 'Seedy demand. at Val. No demand for Clover or Timothy heeds. CATI'LK NAKKCT. °rm.% or Thr. OAren'e, J igu EEGEI Following .hots the number of cattle on fair, the ;mints at which thee were tbilMed. nnd the natnesof the li hi pp r,, : It. Kehe „.. wil.lr.. . ............ ... I ear J..M. MenrinC. Muth& I cnr „. mer ,yeatootc. Newark.. 3 cars w. w,mr. Alliance I car' I 1 AA. Hull. Orr, Ille I cnr F. m . snyder. t/rmille I car Etnerlek & Co., Mansfield lyn ."; urtn '-'d) rtn .l / 4 31 ' Lu m b ' ut 3i n ' u n' t i r .. e l d s t lin e 1 car " cars . T. Quay. Crestllne. 3 cam 1 cars a: J. Snionberg,l:hicago. S. Marks & Bro.. Chicago. Greenwald K. NV,an.ter . L. Mown, K. M. Funk, Lima M. Varner. Chicag0....... . MIN & Kraus, Chicago—. Total Total last week.. • :.2+36 Thirty car leads, avenging 18 head to the car. would make in the aggregate 570 cattle: new In addition to these, there were shout head driven In froin Washington and other adjoining counties, which added to MU made the whole number on sale 770 trends This in the absence of eastenibuyers, was fully - up to the demand. and the - market ruled sluggish particularly for common cattle of which the offerings mainly consisted, nod the supply of this kind was in excess of the demand. There was a sexy large mount of green, slippery stock, fresh from the pasture held• which the the butchers say -kill very battly and they would rather pay acent or two per pound more for fed cattle, and it Is alleged, and we have no doubt it Is trim. that this latter grade is much the cheapest even at the great differ ence In Really good suck as our best butchersprice. buy always wizencattle. they. can get t hem, brought fulls' last weeks prices. sae . eS 1 ,494 rte.. and medium sold at Ihejs3. .4.`..orn rounish stuck, however, as already Intimated. was dull rind to effect sales holders were id:lilted to make conCeSsions. And we here take occasion torernind our country readers that they must not bring this kind of stock here expecting to get fancy prices, if they do they will be badly . disappointed. Prime to extra fat sells readily at good prices. and Is ilkely to for some week's to come, but this green slippery stock will not bring any thing like big prices. as the butchers cannot and will not bay them, unless they Gan do so at low figures. As will be noted by reference to the receipts Of cattle, It will be seen that of the nearly ma on sole to-day only ten her loads were from Chicago;- however. as prices are relatively higher there than here, and, besides, it lb to be expected that the number from that point will fall off from this time out, as our drovers always get their supplies nearer home at this' season of the year.- • I'. SMOOtt wholesaled 34 head of good Lick ing Co. Meet,. averaging about 1,100 It's. to Greenwald & Co., at 734 ets. 31. Flintier sold 8 head Butler Co. steers, at NV: also 3 bulls at i% 0};. John Walters 001113 bulls rind 2 heifers. at nn as erage of 5 etc. Stakely & Bre sold 13 bead of mixed _Penne stock at 4Mte.V. Chns..lletx sold_ head of extra Washing ton Co. steers to Theo. Kessner at 0 cis; and 5 at 7M. Chas. Ault sold 17 head of Western Reserve stock at eirt,t7 cis. Gamin to Co. Sold 11 head of mixed Butler Co. stock. Rothchild. 5: Zeigler sold 45 head of Wash ington Co. steers. cows and heifers, at 8474.8 X• .Peter Ilartman la head of commission cattle frost Green Co. Penna., at 63018.00. Kraus to Ilms sold 38 bead of Chicago stock, tit 31. Varner 30 head from Chicago. fair to orlrne; at 7.11;41.830• E. hats sold al brad of mixed Washington Co. stock, attrke.B%. - .1. S:S. Needy soh' Xi head of good to extra, from Licking Co. Ohio, at 7 o f pets. L. Keeferold 27 head of Washington Co. stock, at W a ldGreenwo Kahn sold - liead of mixed stock. at 748%• cowria & co. sold 21 heed of Ohio steers and cows, at tiSsfiallsf. Sal Shaniberg sold 17 head of Chicago stock, at 71:418&• Traurnorn & Lohman 00 head of mixed Ohio stock, at ulit cis. llartewood 0 Bla k e . 30 bead of mixed Ohio stock, at lisrta etc. Holmes, Lafferty . & Co. .Itl lh) head of Cin. Linnet I stuck.'at head from Michigan. ilhela.lit 1 sr - load unsold. L. & J. Shaming sold 18 head .of Washing- 1 ten Ce. Pa. stock. 100 from Chicago. at 09.111 eta. S. Marks Brit. 01 head. all from Chicago• at t'.. Vlclt ' s;las Carr sold 38 head from. Stark Co., for Win. Werra. at 7, 4 44834% S. Lowensteine sold 13 head from Washing ton Co.. at 5NEt7,40. Jae. C o. ter sold for Mating= new! from Belmont o. Ohio. .• enter Atilt Lssins There was a very-fair supply on sale to-day fully 1.150 bead, and in a general way, the market was reported hard, particularly by Ocoee who hull Inferior and common stock, As in the rase of cattle• however, prime fat sheep and lambs sold without difficulty at fall prices. say sh(Tral.,e per pound for the former roll 015015044%per head for the latter.. There is:one thing thatopenttes favorably:4* thia elas: of stock and does st great deal towards sustaining prices. we refer to the high price of cattle. as It causes the butchers to buy ninth larger manner than they would other wise. and from this it tA fair to infer that the people are buying .more. mutton. There is difference of from two to threecents per pound between the price of prime sheep anti cattle. which i:: an impertant John .reapers sold 1110 i•neep and lambs at C! toe head. • I. It. Pringle sad sheep and 05,+00 at .1 1 1.V.16 , 13.7.1 Beeler to Garvin sold 120-fair to prime Hot ter Cosheep at vim, Stouffer ai Sheltmantlereht 0.111: sheep at $3 slts per head: 'nabs at ththaNt. Stakelytiro .1d conumwrlsh sheep at perlsead 011 lands, at 31. Beighley l .1,1 al Butler Co. sheep and lambs at an avenge ofr per bead. Isaac C. McNeese tit earl sheep and lambs at $1.500;t3,30. '- Adam Eckert sold 5 sheep nt42,0,3: and PI lambs at 271.114 per head. John Drum sold 30 sheep at tatitslK per bead; 67 lambs at traa,ro. Isaac Williams 23 head very common sheep —unsold. Farrier 0 Moulton 30 head sheep at an Beer :we of rose per head. Jonathan Davis sold SJ sheep at Mti per head: 11 lambs at s3.' En:crick Co. sold 27 sheep at $3 per cwt. . Bons. Market very slow, as Is always ‘ the else at this seastm of the year. We continue to quote iu a retail nay at /011011. gross, for good to prime averages, nn Phi c the num ber on sale to-day was small.l It was never theless fully up to the demand.. rETROLETM MAR KT. Orrice or Pirrenrno flaerrrs. MONDAY. Jun 13, 1870. f • The operations in crude wtre entomallY urge today. aggregating sore vimu but as might be expected, In the face of the largely increased production. the market Is weak and prices tending downward. The Titusville Hawk, corrects Its . repbrt of the May Production.' making the daily average 14.10.5 Instead of • 13,5115 bbl.l; stiowing a still further increase of twel4 hundred bids over the report of A - Pril, instead of nine hundred. This is considerably above the estimates of the most sanaktlne "bears," and it Is not surprising that the market Is heavyl under thelnfluence of oucha report as this. The Allegheny river Is In fine envigablecon dition, and Nee may expect large arrivals In bulkboats within the neiffew days. moor_ Sales In lots of some 15.1110 bbis at 117.Q,115t • seller June: 11.14; to be delivered un this wa ter: 11X seller all all year. and 11N seller July. Seller August quoted at 12:1 lines from August to October. 12 bid and 12M asked. urrINED.I Not a single sale reported. Market weak though without quotable crane. June 9030; Only. 27K: August 2710 Sep ember- and Otto. ber..27%; October,2B: MOW'i option all Years lUSCEIPI9 CRUDE . OIL. Johnson & Payne 50. on account T •Chess; Peerless 00 Worksail, on account B 8 Dun can; Tarentom 4(o. on account Hutchinson: Como. 011 Works 4W, on account LW Young; Vista 011 Works 400. on account L W Tonna: Lockhart. & Frew She, on account same; Tack Bros 1,0, on account T King: National Ref. Co leg. on account .1 11 Barbour; A BMWs eO, on account, W Bartle: Pinker Bros . 24Di, on ac ount same. Total • :gel bbla. OIL 811IPMXIVIA reit A. V. R. R. CitiZenS . Oil Co., 1.110 bid.; refined to Tack 13r05., - Keystone 1)11 Co., ain phis ref. 01l to Warden. F. & Co.. Phila. I,yons A Co. 524 Ws refined to Logan Bro. It Co.. Philadelphia. McKelve Bro. A Co.. Mlbbla ref. oil to Lo gan tiro. k Co. Phila. .1. A. McKee. lOU bbls relined oil to Logan Bro. A Co., Phlra. .1. A. McKee MU bids refined oil to A. K. McHenry. Philadeluhla. Braun A Wagner bbls relined nil to War ing. King &Co.. Philadelphia. I.lontzheluter A Koehler. 4.90 bbls ref. 011 1 Waring, K. A Co.. _Phila. 11. Koehler & Co., 50 bbls ref. oil to Warini K. & Co.. Phila. Taal EZ==l:l= • Kirkpatrick & Lyon..i bbla relined to to. Gan Bros.& Co.. Phila. lialaton 2F Waring. 15: bbla ref. oil to War it'fiet.iz K. Ac er C , 4 11 4 . S Co.,'.".:ibble ref. to Waring . , K. & Co.. Phila. • Model Refinery. 4751,b1e ref. to ;Warden, F. & T co, Phila. lIIARNIKTO4 MK TELEGRAPH Piew Teri. • NEX YORK. June Ll. —Cotton declining. with sales 550 bales at 'Mc formiddling up lands. Flour: receipts 17.043 libls; flour less active and scarcely so firm: sales 94000 bbls at 0,2515,40 for superfine State and western. $5,10 - 46 for common to good extra State and western. $8,0441.35 for good to choice do, 0,0104,85 for common to choice white wheat Western extra. ss.tWita.Po for common to choice extra Obit. and s4,trefl.so for ccootnon to choke eaten St. Louis. the market closing dull. life Flour Steady. with miles MO bids at 6ijin5,75. Corn Meal I plet. Whisky on. changed, with sales 403 bbls at $1.0511i0, free, closing at inside prices. Wheat: receipts 139,7 m push; Skao lower; lodes lfAOOO bush; v0,1 . ,27 for No : Chicitsro.sl.airitl,2l for No oakee, for No 1 spring, fr1,43e1,43 for winter red and amber western. Nye quiet; sales I.Nal hexate itt $1,12. Corn; receipts 125.0214 bush; y and lower: sales fin,OLIO bush; $1‘11.07 fur new edged dosing 'at /101,05. Oats; receipts 16,325 Muth; firmer for choice, heavy for other kinds: 'sales 49,000 bush; 4541tgic for western, ;0 , e72.e for Ohio and State. flay steady; $75 for ship. Vinllo for retail lots. Hops quiet end very firm. Petroleum quiet; tete for crude. and 27c for relined. Nice firm and small sales , at 18103183ic for cash. Coffee quiet. Stir quiet: sales of 250 hhds Cuba at PhAille; WI bus Harems I ,,f or aox e c ; Mrluet=lifraLter •or b arrels *Am +r e~ - S+'rr..+~ti+~v~~:.vxa erucar~,;:, no. 75 for meat: rnottvil for prime. and . M0027.1%,50 for prime mess; to toile. of N barrels mesa August at fa :5. Meer quiet and iinchatiged; sales of Its ' barrels at *ll .415 for prime mess; 51054,1 a tor extra mes. Meer 1n;,,,,, toilet: sales 75 blO9 at *29.1":r.i. Tierce beef steady: salts 1141 tot at tarkLl: for prime mess. tgIY , S;II for hulls mess. Middles sales to km. Cumberland cut at 1:47.154c. Cat meats firm; sales lid packages at for :belittlers und 174elee for halos. Lard firm and quiet; at • Pielatic for Meant and Idligr.l6,tic for kettle rendered. Butter Oran for westcre.'lMaitic for State. Lotod—Flour closed lull and PCOIVOIV ou firm. Wheat lower and dull at *11,341.i1d for No.! spring. *l.3d fur NO. I spring. for winter red and amber western. nye ' g e n t i ' Zl‘Vo d r Y N . re.sTe i r ' n n a e t a :rgr , ,c ( .l3, ' „, " and lower at 110101 fur new mixed western. Pork quiet and nominally unchanged. Reef dull and unchanged. Cut Meats tlrtn. ilacun dull. Lard quiet and unchanged. Eggs dull and unchanged. Lite Stock Markets.. Now YORK. June 13.—The excitement cen tres on cheap freights, which pours in stock , but the rates are not uniform and mar be fur ther reduced before the fight. Is ended; only the Erie and New York Central roads are cut ting under. The Erie's bills - show $34 per car from Buffalo and the Central h4O. J. L. Alex- ander transfers to the New York Central road the landing of his stock at One Hundredth street. Forth,. week Just ended Erie or Wee hawken has bed 3800 beeves at One Hundredth street and 2110 at Conanunipaw. Total num ber of beeves Mi. or the largest number since last October. There were on sale to-tiny ad cars each at Commoulpaw and One Hundredth street and 58 at (7ammunipaw: The trade Is Inactive:lnd prices .}f to in lower, and some extra the cattle mold at 17%c, good at 111417 c. and poor Texans and western cattle at 10 and 13c; the average price was 10c. The greatest decline was on common. stock. 'rho cattle were not all sold. Sheep—total'recelpts. 24,100 head. many of them remaining unsold. Prices are 4.441.)c for poontic for fair and 7Q..11,c for gOod to extra. A - Car of :2 lbs Ohiosold at 4t4e, a car of al the coarse at Pc, a car of BI goad at nod a deck of lia pounds at :Ye. Lambs are worth ti tic. Total receipts td hogs, VL2.2.3110 head; for to-dar, 84 care. The market Is steady at tI7Oo. , The.Erle road un loads I. 11. hugo at Welt...ken Cnic.too..lune 10.—thugs active and xripalc laiglier, at8,5,51,b7 , . - .9.10 for common to choice. Cattle—choice 11.111 i exam shipping steers in good demand and common- nod medium grades dull and 25c lancer. at $5.2.11.0.00 for fair to extra choice steers. pate La oxbonia, June 13.—Ileef Cattle are in fair demand; sides Lan head of extra atMu. lathe: fair to good watoie; corona. wa.7sce. Sheep drawn, sales 10.100 head at 51,,gx:be Hogs unchanged; sales 2,700 head. Dry Goods Markel. Now Yong. June EL—The usual quiet gen eral to the summer season hut commenced t o manifest Itself in earnest, and transactions In this branch of business are unduly confined to small orders required for immediate wants. The prices are without Important change. Ilayden cottonades am still held tlnnly by agents at ties oldprices. although a rediteL tam is reported in the price by"one jobbing house.._ Everett light cottonades are b bing as low as PIN c; New York mills Checks. at me: do. double and twist. toe; York light and Nankin do.. Prints steady. at 103;c for ilarners and El:ate:Es fan cies: lIN c for American. 12c for Merrimac 1). loNe for Cif:ipso:Cc mourning; On fkr A mosk eafr and Arnold's: UN:: for Lancaster percales to ilarrow: UN:. for Paellie. yard wide do. lie !aloes are greatly depre"ed. old styles selling down to Ethc, and fresh patterns at n,. MEI= = lower. Wheat dull and unchanged, with red at 11•14.14. I,:th morn offering and 'testi demand. Porn had declining, closing lir tUhc tints dull nt iiikSdlc: demand light. Barley unchanged. Cotton unchanged and dull at 213iiii2lIsei no sales. Tobacco unchanged and ilrin at full prices. Whisky dell and unehang.. ed with sales at ti,ftatirt. Mess Pork quiet and unchanged at tpi).,C.K10..50 asked (or city, the prices being rejected by the brood. hulk Meats lais Vie for shoulders and sides, and ionise for clear rib and clear sides, with no mules. The detnand for Bacon continues light. but prices ore unchanged: ice quote shoulders;at Etoc, sides 163 , ,c and clear at 17.4 e. Lat'd.inquired for at lee. but was held at ltihte and not much offering. Butter and Cht,se unchanged and quiet. No chnnge in t El. Abundant., of rain has fallen since fiat nobly. Cold 1121; buying. Exchange dull at 2,1 premium. ME= t , T. L IV is, June ll—Tub:tog . ° heavy and low er at tst.likt9 lugs; g.1irit.9,50 common leaf Still medium-shirk leaf; tll.ridditt) fair to good manufacturing. Cotton nominal at Alt/Q/Ic. Hemp stiff g1.4041., 4 4 undressed. Flour Item at lull prices: tali supertlneg4.2s4l.Zio; X t-1.55 r. 5.5;-`"X s4,talii,Vii; XXX o.7 l .2AlsidtlamilY briinds34,7:sdb. Wheat opened firm nod high er on some qualities Ind dosed dull :mil weak N 0.2 spring tegigt./1. the latter for choice; No. 2 fall thl9it,l,l7is: Nn. I do U.:l:tit: choice AO fancy tl.Us{a 1.11. Corn is hold bratty but buyers did not take hold; mixed sold at 87, , ,,iagie, latter fancy: choice yellow Wie: white ito(d.{l,o6. Oats higher at Rye Lim at Viklatio. Whisky steady nt linweries pilot. and uncluingssl. Provisions Jinn but quiet. Pork giki,so. Loose dry salt ;boulders Le: packed do. 12s. Bacon sold in a mall way nt a- for si.mider, for Clear rib, and for clear. Lard—small. sales dodo: berm at liiy/sliit.c; keg 17,4glinli i e. Cattle buoyant at Hogs ineady at Vldrugo. • CITICAno, Jane W.—Exchange unchanged. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat 2.it2tnc low en,losing dull and notatnally at cash. Corn dull and' I;:c3Jic 100 cr. chs.ing at te.e.i , a, elP.ic for No and: Ps c Inc rejected; this af ternoon the market wns dull at tinnenle seller lone. Oats atulet and .tddle lower closing at 491,e49k.c for No ci. Rye quiet and In lower: closing at his fur Nit 2. lilghwines In firm do-. mind at $l. Provisions doll and lifeless. Itecelots during the pant "in 41ours: .Mite IW,tthi bash wheal, 114110 bash corn. 28.- 1,4 1444'h 4,4...0111 1.11 , 11 rv44. 10141 144444 h 1444r1ey. 67;1 hug,. 51441401444411.444 - 1:01 - 1,1410 Hour. 1141,..)441 04,414 0001.1474:1114 144411 44444-n, 14576 14.4411 wit., 'IP hush 114:1r1.434, hog, Friolghts dull 101 )44;c lower. al :44.44.4, for sylt4nt mid le for . ats to Buffalo. =CM Chr.vm.xisti, June 13.—}lour Ann but un hanged. toe moms outside: No. du h en . st Mtn, held et 3 ti.l.2r/d,S.TS closiug per. barrel.. - Wheat strut 11, ut eld nt reg. Corn steady and unchanged: No. I mixed firm at 844 - ttgie; Nicli :Cc. Oats firm er 31•1111 to better. with .der No. I Plate at lOc. Rye quiet and No. 1 held at Kiciy-fl and N 0.2 A 01412000. Barley dull and nominal. Petro ,leent dull and lower; crude Vs= per bble and relined 222 per. gallon. Philadelphia: L p itLADELPIIIA. Jane 13.—klour lees active; Re ect brands family are higher: pales super at 41.30r611411; spring wheat extra fatallr 5.,27. Wheat: demand light: vales red . Indiana at *IX. Bye steady; saleswestern at (late dull at VAC. atA sternly; sales western lioe. Mess Pork d: 1 0.1 0 . Lard i6h . E5 , 165n0. Pc , trades= steady; sales crude 1114 c: refined Whisky nominal at $1.11.1.4. EZIE=Z! BALTI)111114 June 13.—Flour active and win ter higher: western superfine VirEr. 7 ".37, do ex tra frart.rd.l4:lo,and do fatally s6.:lrsin7.llo. Wheat firm and unchanged. Corn: white }1.17F0.19 and yellow IrlArr. Oats drifter. Mesor pork firm at VI. flacon. firm; rib sidta Tre. clear rib 17Xe and shoulders 11c: trams .:Xy223ic. Lard quiet at 16fia.lt.1Thc. Whiskey better at *l.9l(itlai. • IMMO LUCISVILLE, June 18.—Ragging firm; twq pound for 311 c. Cotton very fair; middlings at 21c. Floor steady nt $5,15. Wheat $1.1K0.22. CornsW.S.ssc. Oats sec. nye sl4ti.m. Provis ions Indef. Bulk moats. LtVic. Plc 16,tic. Ba con. 1334 e. Itc. 1;34c. Lard 111X 4 Lito. Whisky Ithltiel.l)4 Tobacco; sales of = hhds at un changed prices and the market fairly active. Memphis. - Jr. mums.. June 13.—Cotton dernandat rereiplx 866 bales. exports 515 bales. Plour lino Ind !Active. Cornmeal dull. Corn: sales sound Mixed at #145; while $1,12. Oats brisk taYNl,se. Hay dull at $30v.21. llrao quiet at Lard nominal at I , Prtifitte. Pork. quiet at $410.50. Bacon shoulders doll at 13140; sldes inlet lays;,! . • Toledo. - • ToLtoo. Jule 13.—Flour quiet. *heat dull mod lower: No. I white Michigan V; . 5 4 1.7 1 1 c tr No. 1 - red t 1.21: le . lotkr " anA . .11 3 5i1 , P0.1 16"bl PIN:: No. 'h 2 Pc, rejected Kle. vato is le lower; No. 1 Pc; N 0.2 Freights to Buffalo 4.!de. Detroit. DETROIT. Joan 1 3 ,— Whent lower and hold ern are wit - Inuit to realize; extra white 151.rt547. 1.5 n; No. I $1,45411.46; amber *IX. Oats lower with weetem at 56e. Bran $l3; tearer mid .lllno r. 31. C=2ll MuhwAtaczr., June-13.—FInur dull and un chanFed. Wheat quiet 'att.!! for No I; #l.on fur No •l. °atm easier at We for Nu Y. Corn and barley nominal. Rye steady at al'e for Nu 1. IMPORTI4 BY RALROAD CLRPRLAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD COMPANY. June 13.-7 cars ore. Ski/entice/ter; II & Co; 1 do pig Iron, MinliCk &CO: f do ore. McKnight, Pa:Co: 2do blooms. Park Bros & Co: I do Iron ore, Chess, Smyth & Co,• 1 lb, .10. J Painter & Son; 1 do-do,llsillman& Hammett: 2 do pig Iron, Union Iron do do, Rees, & D; 1 do do, W Smith & CO; I do do, Ever sion & Preston:l do cloy. llussey, W & Co; 2 do stone, J L L Knox: lot scrap. Iron loose. Idol llns & Maloney; ,r,OOO shingles, HIII & Patter son; MO ft lumber,. Slack & Shoals; lot ma chinery. IT H Hamilton; a lolls Iron. Moor htld & Co; 30 doo washboards. A rbockles Co; 30 cases tobacco, C Ilear.leton; 10 do d 0..) II Lippincott:2s doe w boards, S P Schwin & Co; 14 bbl, romp steel, a casks do. Anderson & Woods; I bo ir ware. Dakewell, Peals dr. Co: 4 cases hdls, J Woodwell; I car ice, W Scott & Co; 6, bblr flour, la do do, Schomaker & L; bus rye, Huse & Ewing; Lbtil syrup, 1 du nos.. Irises. Atwell & Len; 1 Int bkcun. Ilruggersoan & O'Brien: 10 bbls llossr, Cl/off & Son:1 reaper. I Mower, II Han. & Son; 1 ha baron; 1 hhl do, Volgt. M & Co; 1 du do, Carter. McGrew & co; 5 hg, rags; Godfrey & Clark: 7 lulls, 40 boa, Dilworth, II & Co; 2.bbls booms. McCullough & Smith; 0 bag cheese, Volta. al Co; 0 di, do, 1' G Walker; to hfis fish, Kirkpatrick &Co; 'Aado do. P Cooper &Cooper & CO; 400 plow booms, Hall & Spear; I bx h ware, _Kruchner. Parkes & Cot 1 bz. books, It J Horner; 15,106 ft lumber. M Seibert. & Co; 150 sks car corn, McCandless, J, & Co.. J,OlO bbl PIT/RDCHIIII. FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILROAD. J taw Et bble flour. D Wallace; 50 horse rakes. J M hall & CO; 25 boa cheese, Arbuekles & Co; 1 car reapers; Dickey; 100 bbla flour, Houck ./ & Co; ILO bells spokes. Mc 'Maloney & Co; 1 01 We flour, E Heazletorn 1 car stone. &0; brs cheese. Wood worth & LI; JO do do. 11 Riddle: IIE bills spokes. Phelps. P & Co: 15 hrs cheese, Seibert & M; 10 do do, iteymer Linn.% do do, J S Dilworth; 57 do do. N. 7 Braden; 18 bbls bungs. Anustroug & Co,• 15 bdls paper. 7 aka raga. Godfrey & (3; 10 bbls slzloß, M }looms & Son; 3 bbls eggs, H Rea Jr: 9 k 9 ,9 nuts, Hubley, If &Co; 2711 galls a ware, L II Pardon; 50 bilis shovels, Myers & A; 8 rolls leather. M Belong; _1 car stone. J Huchellff; 5 libls gin. J S }lnca it. Co; 0 bits Ink. W Gildenfang; 3 cars metal. Nbalck & Co: 2do d0..1 W Porter; 4 do 1;0 ; llatlmao & If; At 3 do do, Zuz & Co; 4do do, Wm Smith; Ido do, plus Works; 100 g hides, J J McLoughlin: Id bars iron. Jones & Li Its) bbl, flour. Seghmyer & 50 bids alcohol. Hostetter &S. ALLEGLICIT STATION June. 13.-1 car shingles. A Taggart: "..4 pkgs fish, ./ }Cohen; 1 egg,,, J Herbert; 8 bdls chain, Ortleib & Co; 1 car shingles, Voeghtly & Kopp: 5 can iioonensge. J 51 Hemphill; I do lime. Johnston &Co, 5 dos brooms. 0 Fl2ornley; 5 do dodo,o Cdc tattier: 10 flax do, Clark Bro; '5 ,J 51 Lusk: 1 car seed, M 11 Surddin; 51 bga 0,111- feed, Johnston & McFarland; 18 do do, Adams & Knox; 28bp oats, C Rabin. 1 bbl eggs, & Ciusoo; 10 bbln flour. Wilaoa &-Smith. ALLlarnirinv VALLET RAILROAD. Jane 13-8 & mks rags. Godfrey& Clark; 10 bbls lob oil, Penn co II II Co; IS canal • C adman. 37 & Co; do do. Armstrong, D 5:C . 0 44 do do. Kier, Foster Kier; 10111 s rags, c P Markle; 8 pkgs mar keting. J Mery Crosson; 2 VITA 'shlrgies. Me- Cnedr & McGinnis; 1 cars metal, McKnight Co. 1,187 bble. PirrsiwßGlT ,PAILY GAZETTE : TUESDAY - MOANING, `JUNE 14, 1870. RIVET NEWS. The river continues to rise steatilly at this point with , 7 feet in the • channel by the Monongahela marks. It In probable tat them will bp n good r(n11 boat statgl ithin tlq• : next Fwenty.four heure, n wen• have liven heavy rains at the head. niers of both river.' The Julia $0.4 arived from Zaneavile al will depart again at -I e. M. to-day. he had an excellent np The Argosy departed for wheeling with moderate trip. The Belle is due from Brownsville and (knees thin 'Horsing awl will return again as usual at .1 e. Si. She is now re. gilrlit,ll as a permanent fixture In his Mo nongahela river trade. Messrs. McElroy & Ca. are her agents here. • The Kate Putnam, Capt. Ed. Evans, is filling up Steadily for-St. Louis and will lie the hrst Axial out. Messrs. Harbison and Idbriest are associated tdg,ether in the office. • • a The Allegheny 11701 rising steadily st • it City yesterday fOrenoon with 8 feet in Wohannel at that kioint. The Kate Putniui is announced. to do rt for St. Louie o day, and passengers nd shippers shoo d bear this in mind. It Is probable that quite a fleet of tow• atte will depaft - to.day for ditleren Mite below with , tetra of coal. The Julia 1110 the Juniata 'heeling on:Sunday morning all right The W ild Duck and Collier, from St ttia. are among the find boat/nine. The Wananita, ('apt..). 13. Conway, will positively depart for tit. 1•01114 to-day. .- Tho following named to* taints will de. part today with tows of coal: For Cin cinnati—Coal Valley, 100,000 bushels; Whale, 110.000; Lioness, 120.000; Coal Ilill, 110,000; .Varner, 75,000; Leopard, JO ; 11011; Fearle 14, 100,000—total. 085.000 bushels. Fo Loulsville,fiam liOloTts, 100.000: Fred Wilson No. 2, 90.000: Tiger; 77,000—tnta1,.201,000. t r t rand - total; 003,- 000 bushels., There • will be additional departures in cane there is more water. - The Glendale, Capt. Ilan, ix advertised to depart for .`4. Louis on Thursday. —A certain steamboat captain, who always does the fair thing with ever, Isle. and expects everybody to act fairl •itl, Lim, lost a Low snort• that: ago I, wt rikino nn obstruction in the Mississippi river. ile now threatens to bring suit aguitoit the United States Oinvertunent for damages, on the ground that the tiovern. went has 110 right to permit tin obstruc. lion in either its land or tooter highways, whirli would peeve an inquiry to private parties having rights 111 the Nolte. Our informant says the entitain referred to mil attach the moue. Ulu infoittnlSt says tint Captain referred to twill sttarl th e pr,pelty of the iovernment in Oltit nod tient Itchy, (including Newport Bar racks;) to seavn• his cittitn.—tincitint Gaze.ll,. —Senator of NVext lan submitted an amendment to the pend 'UT, Bridge bill on the Ohio river,provi ding that the Secretary of War shall de tail a board of three officers to inspect all brillgt,llll7olol the Monen,,,,odiela riv er be tween Morgantown and its mouth, and report in what degree they impede the navigation of that stream. and what alter. AlhillS are necessary, and, if the Secretary of War approves Of the changes reeom mended, tinny are to lay Made' within one year front date of report. a=l=! Zaamsau.r. PER JULIA, June I:t.-21 hhds tobacco, MO bbls flour, 86 do eggs. 6 pkgs but. ter. Clark & Co: IS bbls turd, 5 pkgs sundrios, S Perot: pkgs bbtter eggs, 2 elks d peaches, IV It llralT & Co:8 pkgs butter eggs. 2 slot d peaches, Randolph .5: 8;I bbl do. .1 sks feed. Campbell and C; 81 pkgs butter eggs, 5 elks beans. II Boa Jr, 10 bbls flour, Woodworth & 1): Oro cle7trs. J Timmerman; 13 pkgs but ler eggs..l Lyon: 55 aka corn. 1. do rye, Steamer Julia N - o 2: 52 chairs. It Espy & Son; :14 do do. Pouter & Son; 24 do do. A . 51tilliken A Co:311110 do. TII Young & Co: 82 do do. 41- loth & Co: :541 oil Mils; M Atkinson; Pl chairs. W II Porter:9l bbls glue. W FI3CCUS & Son: 1M sks hains, 3 bbla imam, II P Maln; 12 slur wool, W Barker Jr & Co; 0 cattle, 18 hogs. S C Hammett: 9 pkgs butter eggs. 1' Doff & Son; 19.10 do, blend & 51; 8 pkgs clgar, T W Bar ker; 31.006 It lumber. Baldlnger a: Co: 125. Pgh Paper Man( Co: 2:1 bbls oil. Leo Buchanan. PITSSAMMII, BROWNSVILLE urn 17 gaLTA CiMPANY. June ,13.-511 bbls whisky. A F Carlisle: 170 boo o glass, John Flack; Lad do do. It C Schmertz; 3 bbls eggs. J It Smith: 1,51 whisky, It Steel:a:mks oats, .1 11 Thornton: 34,10 do. Welsh & Co; 55 elks oats,--14 do wheat. McCracken. Cr k (0: 35 elks corn, Itt do wheat. McHenry & Hood: . 42 do oats. ti It Floyd &_Co; I ba sturar. J C Reppart;niNks oats. It Counid: 10-do du. 2 MAN flour. C E Speer: :hlO galls stoneware. W 14 Cooper: tt bbls flour. P•Xletaallough: I bbl-lard. 1 bon tolutcro, Johnston & RIVER PACKETS 7110,10N.:AIIELA lilt Lit. THE FLEET STEAMER 34.31 1- ITILE, • • J. I", 11114 . 1 TH., Colummele+. J. Independent Pittsburgh, Brown s'lle Rol Genera Parket la3r x . . IV cal carry Freight and r.rengera to all winter, the Monongahela river. For freight or peerage apply nn bard, or . al. Millar lwat. at foot of Grant Greet. GP Wal. McCI.ROY k CO.. Agent. UPPER N11114141141PP1 FOIL CAIRO, ST. lAll3lS. si gir mi t GAI.KNA. DUBUIJUX A 66 Si'. PAlll..—The nee passenger, steamer 111.1:611ALE Ca pt. 3. M. Itsar. .1 ta rs MKLLON. Will leave fur the 'above and intermediate ports on 111111116/Ali. J axle 16th. For freig FLACKege apply on hoard.... to jell A Col.l.ll6lWitoll. Agents. VOR CAIRO'. ST. LOUIS, Now . DUBUQUE: Al/IDAT. PAUL 7 - The Etsuoch And commodious I=3 RITANS..,' W. HARBISON Will leave ae above ol.Thl.lB4gilltlrldm L'OR - CAIRO AND ST. ' _s ass IA)U18.:-Tb - d splendid passes: --• cur steamer dr - WArAIgITA Cos:rens% Cone Will leave for the strove and Intermediate ports TIM DAY. Jan4l4. st 41 P. Y. • For freight or ,4 sage. Imp!, on boned. PORTtI.MOCTII PACKET I'OR WHEELING MAUI i.TfA. PA NI: ERN II 13 HO. .11tONTON AND PORTSIIOIITII.. Lenny ritteburgh EVERY .I,ItIDA Y-4 p. N. lesaveskiortsniontli MONDAY-10LN. The now end Splendid peseenser Deimos GRANITE STATE. Will leaver announced. Yor freight. or Maude .10517 On board. or to Pittsburgh and Cincinna PACKET LINE The aew and sitlendld alde-wheel si dg i t *teenier JUNIA_TA,: On, C. L. Inave Pittsburgh rdr l' . TUN DAY aL IPA tvelre.,L__ltplei s t: wth leave eineinnatJ r ''''''. 4 "" v "lftAtPanartiNivrkon. mhT JAM% COLIAND.Ate • STEAMSHIPS. T°Lp T ERPOOL AND QUEEN:4- TO% N.—THM INMAN MAIL autobe/ing sixteen ern ' •att. l •• Aotehil them the eeletts.alk CITY Or PARIS. CITY OF ANTWERP PITY °V 2 °I , TON. CITY OF BALTIMORE. CITY OF LONDON. „rg!"4 SA *o T r URiAY l o f r egg o” %on &AV ..Seorirbma. WILLIAM I3INGHAM, ill Trego's Teaberry Toothwash Is the mutt plasma, ehetpett end best Dentltel extant. Warranted tree from Irdurkius It orneryea and whiten. the Teeth Inahrontee and wellies the bums: 1427thgteZatee n a ',mat 1n a A? Aruact,lW h . i ;i Id br DZZIar:V uoNrhiwtorhg , i , r • • _p , _rrlWa Mall ~ AIA RSII.I LVS ELIXTR. " • • • MARMRALLo e. ITII : Ll / Peter of ETV C 11.4 1: .lAj Iketatre W.328511ALL Forsale p.g r: ""' Wholoa KELLy, idtthb u r g h. Reta il , by trllVirilt. WM. KREBS, ICE. DEALER, 351 River Ave., Allegheny- J 42163 • SPECIAL NOTICES . . ;O — DOCTOR WIIITTIER CONTIN- ' PEll TO TREAT ALL PRIVATE DIP EA,SES.. That numerous vital of eases resulting fn aelt.abeae. producing unmanilneaa. negro. debility, irmapflity. ernptiona. seminal embellona and Really impotency pennnnentlY eno afflicted with♦ delicate. Intricate twd long Medina eomplainte are politely Melted le call for cunsoltatlon. which mat. not hing. Ether dn... the beat or t•ohora, him to perfeet remedies at once. etnelent.aste , permanent. tmd which In most acorn ran prod without hind rance to bnainesa Nedlein.ared in the ere tabliehment brain ffice. recrninlon and waiting Moon ale* boarding and Bleeping aratr , reents for patients restuiring dailv personal atten tion. and Threw mid chemical ba rn s • thee concen bbngenf.fl:l=gl Vt . r.V."`l4".aZtrtel,;;V:no his pamphlet of erg page, pent to any addrese for two nmmA In real erelope. Thousands of canes regtil i l.nually. o u ts and all over the country. mnl. once Nn. 9" W , li=el.7l . ..: P te e =7l ' oTs t o;i1 Male 9,.t0 ra Pundaya 19 a. to C. 9. ra o tPhlet sent to an) address for-rwo gram, eel .o.llyspErsiA—NEW MODE OF I. no TREATMENT.; th e distinguished Eng lish Botaniat. discovered in Auatralin an excellent Botanic remedy. an effecting! cure for Indlgeation. and Liver Complaints. and ernumunicated 1 10 re. tr. the Philadelphia .Ratable Institute. I'lto<ternary will, mr cs applition. fo arc l free to .111.1 s Important recipe. The Medical Reform Society who ekes this an nouncement will not. make any el we for this teciirn, the object being to demonntlate the sum ^"olt of Botanic over every nth r practiee of medicine. but in return request 111.13 who are beneittled to forward to the :tittle y a statement ait their ruse. and then old with Rafts the resent mmedical movement In mical reform. En 1111.13 adleecte en d envelope to the -sEzerr wont OF ttA nip • no. TAXIR- INST!TITT." NIB lathstreet. I. l.lhulelphla t o :r] 4 0 ... M A NHOOD: 110 W LOST! 110 W REPTORED —Just Publillied In a sealed PPermatorrhera. or Seminal Weakness. and Impedi ments to khuriaire genteelly Nerro.nesp. Con ritesTX.,74-,LX MIT/ 4g I:ll'.'N. tF It " I A t" peel, in a plain envelop, to any address, poptimid. P erk , V I S TINg . r riro,:rr . r..P;4, l : Pork, lortellice boa 41356. Also Dr. Culverwell's .. .klatliatte Guide." price mr. 1 . 4 7. 0 111TCHEI.Olt S II AI It DI L.— This aplendid Hair Dye le the beat the world. Ilarrnieee. reliable. luatantaneous. doe, not enntar lead. nor any 01T0 v weson Produee lend els or death. Avoid thevaunted end dein- Ve.; . :: r 'PrttTtgi ' u n linilV. U ir.il v ai r c t lUllaPa " Tatr - ;;,%;;;;; hnyearn untarnished roputation to uphold Its Integrity as the out Perfect Hair lire-11100k ...r - Brown. Sold by all Wriggle!. Applied at 10 Bond 'Week. N. Y. ' ref WHOLESALE GROCERS. &c FSTABLISUED RI A. & T. GORMLI, 1812 W. M.(IOEZNILY, Vholesale Grocer, 271 I,IIIEIIII STREET, =I virr , ntmoil r n. Aleallor & Harper, FLOUR. UIIAIN AND pliciinvE ei'eliant ==l2=M M. STISELE .1 A. tiTEMLE. STEELE & SUN, Connigssinn Merchants, An•t Denial . * to ;LOUR. GRAIN. VEEII. he.. Sc. 93 01110 STRICT. near nut C,ommun, Alle gheny City. W. C. Armstrong, ,Success.' to Fetter 6 Atutstntnx.) rßoora, commissioN mERCILINT, No. 25 MARKET STREET. 1 . J. B LAN - (_:.:FLA D Wholesale and Retail Grocer, No. 396 PENN STR E ET I - . I T'FI.E. RAI DA: PATTON. Whole 11 SALE GIMWERS.ConvI.I,Irn Merchants and 1,10..ra In Produre. Flour, Ilseon. rt.h, ed,lent and Lan! 4111. Inn, Satin. Gls, Cotton Yarns and all PlMlburgb Nl:imam...urea generally. 111 and 114 ~ E CoND eTItErT, Pittsburgh. t. 110,, 1 - 011 N I. HOUSE & BROS.. S iterr Ns+. rs •N I. 1101 Sit Wholesale Grocers end Commix.). literchmile. corner of Smithfield and Witter streets, Ilitteltteh. ADIS SIDIWON A. WALLACE. WALLACE. Wholesale GROCER'? AND PRODUCE. DEALERS. No. Sixth nrenue. PWDburEtt. Tradesmen's National Bank WOOD° STREET, CORNER SECOND AVE INTEREST, PAID ON DEPOSITS. NEW YORE. Mar Yd. 167 O. r.r , go,l.l,pi!idlnlso'rvetlT4 n i :Utu T al t rl L l.c O u l t. { . kat we hare this dar formed a limited partnership under the name of TAYLOR & COOPER the onnesetton SI general Brnliersee and nenelal neenSietine ac.: Ull. JOHN 'BAILEY. n the eostn • nnecial m. parner, ha, Inc eontrthuted.l43o,ooo to Mock. MEM . . we take thin opportunity of thanking the cum -14 mien, of the old firm for th etc pant petrunage.and of "eliciting a continuance of their favors. . . . . Wo Woo offer out sertice% to all. and teripeetfaiil when their boldness in the porch.. and sale or all wetwitles dealt In at tho New York eitook.or (told Eschanite. Coupotiaand Dividends collected. Cr thin. . . . Interest allowed on deposo. Orden by 'tele/mph promptly executed • TAV."Mtrirtif,LOß. JO/IN Peter by permosion to Flirt National Hank, Pittsburgh. MIS O=M CENTRAL BANK No. 35 Bank Block, CAPITAL. $lOO.OOO. Bank of Discount and Deposit. wrocollommoo INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE. Inicreet Allowed on Time Deposits. Collections Inside In all a, prlnelpnl ClUes . of th United SW. end Canada. = CM lanEcTons: THOMAS FAWCETT. MADISON nAi Lyn% D. W. V. CA GEOM.._ J. F. DEN NISTON JAMES 11. HOPKINs. GEORGE MINIM AN. JULIUS A DLEIL JAILED M.llllllBll JAMES BROWN. PAUL 11. MACKE. J.H. WLT AER, JAMES LYONS. EAWCETT s PreOdenL J. W. DA vrrr, Center. AL RUNNINGS. AWL nobler. acllY7Umwr DOLLAR_ SAVINGS BANK NO. 65 Fourth Avenue. ASSETS, 52,598,371.'60. own daily from 9 o'clock A. N. to 3 o'clock Prat., Nod EATURDAI EVENINGS. from May let to vember let from 7 lo ll Wilma:end from No velether let to Alay let, Dom 6 to 24 o'clock. Defarnite received of ell mom of nut teen then oNE DOLLAR, and e dividend of the pronto de clared twice year, to June end December. Inter eat tim been declered neml.annually Winne end December, NIIIVID the flank am °mamma, et the rete of Sin Per the flank mem. "laternst. If not donna out, le plaan°ced la the credit oI th e demoritor PrinelPal t . both. the some interval from th e arm dam or June end December. e ' on:pounding Laren • year, without troubling the de voiltor to AIM. or even top resent blames - I,mM. Att hie rate money will double in tem than twelve yeeth. Ilookeconlelning the Charter. By-Lava. Rules tnd Itetallettona famished gratis. on application et he ogler. • . . 1211; 8111111rIZILD sTREirr. John ko Bonn c: ten . . . . Bo w. Y. F a imempd, Jahn 11.ffihniibrger Demos SteAulry. . , Jamea anitlia, James B. U. Moods,' laic...tidal . Sipper. bane H. Pennant. Christian Yerher. II TarttißlZ. liZTA:11.13:11i1 Shoismo heck, !Walter P. Marshall, Some.liindloy. !Wont M hall 1 11 11 ' !Jahn B. McFadden. Charles A. Colton, David Nothsnriless. John Evens. John J. Gillespie, OUYer, Jr. Williams. Haven. !Ormsby Allies, Penis llonter, Hen . 1.. Itiggsons, lUchard g Win. E. Schmerts, James I% Kelly, !Alexander Tindls, Hobert C. boom's, IWilliam Van Kiri, Taxasitmax--CILARLSB A. COLTON, SartinAtor.,lAMES B. . NEEDS. COTTON MILLS. HOLMES, BELL & CO. ANCIIOR COTTON MILLS, ===l ANCHOR AND MAGNOLIA Sheeting anti. Batting 53 = FINANCIAL Gold, Coupon Bonds and Mork- I= MMMW= W. VANKIIM. Vice IrinAident, CYRUBCLARKF:. Ju.Cubiar No. 5 Broad St., I= = Pnestover -JAMES ItERDMAN ♦ICE PREMIEN:ITN. t i a, :r be ir a Ni n kr: : M. D. 123==3 • 7 . 1-- FINANCIAL TIIE DIAMOND SAYINGS BANK, No. ö DIAMOND. Prrnawitaa. CAPITAL. *340.000 StoClCllolDans lanivturdLLY Luz Ll. lepovita in sus ot 51 k an.i pard, [retest allowed o m n time dePnaita. w nwtibhibb brecebredt ntar.n given to collections, proceeds of which ill be remitted promptly.' k • I.OLECI, Janles I I James E.. 1. Wm. Mud, Fleming, Abraham (Jamison. Andre. I. Robinson • 1.. Waderbrid. N. P. paww. • Wn. President —N. P. SAW ('ashler—]OLlN S. 5(.17, BANK I th Avenue lIGII AMERICA No. 80 Fotu PITTSB $200,000 dually Liable. SU cAt'ITAL. Stodiholders Ind BANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT. JOHN FLOYD. VM. FLOYD, PreMdent. Cashier. Thos. ht. Marshall. l John 31. 'Kurtland. Wm. T. Shannon, ... I .Archilmild Wallace. James W. Arndt, I Jas. D. Kelly, Chas. It. beech. • 1 Ww. Floyd. • . John Floyd, Collections made,on all points In the United Plates and Canada. lirompt attention paid to cor respondents. • telthket FREEHOLD BANK ND BUILDING • ASSOCIATION, No-100 Fourth Arr., Pittsburgh. 'ANTAI *lOO.OOO •Itivll.YAir sOOO.OOO EMSITORS SECURED nv .REAL ESTATE AND INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DE POSITS. Prentilent..-P:DWA RD HOUSE. VicPreeldpnl.—J. S. CRAFT, ADAM JACOBS. 1.111.16CITI.: • EDWARD HOUSP4 WILLIAM PHILLIPS, JAMES S. CILA IT. itoirr. W,MACEEV. THOMAS STEEL, JARED M. BRUSH. TI LOMAS W. DAVIS. Secretary and Tr . o . uor•or-T11011A:S STEE Mal plant Cuhlar—Pt.llF.Sl',. SPEER. L. °Moe hour. from 0 o'clock al st. to{ o'clock v. u. a 1 y 2 = every Saturday PVClting from 7 to 10. COMMElt(11I / TANKING COMPANY, • r No. 9! Fourth Ave., Pittsburgh. *200.000 Stockholders Individually Liable. MEM W. C...IIACRUM Caph W. IL EVERSON, Preeldea. MHUTMO, AI.KILANI/Kft DATES. 30IIN LINDSAY' A. 11. ENGLISH 8. MACHU W. 11. NVEI<SO:4_, .1 JOILIt W. O.llFt/1110Fr 11. F. W 11,140 J Ll3"' JACOB ELSE._ . Collections nuidh . acCe;titible points of the United States end Cenadss. ISTICIIEST sllowsS on TIME DEPOSITS. pone ~tl Pron. ettention given to all business of cites CITY BANK, 1.12 FIFTH AVENUE M=! IMMI3 sToCK Ii LNTE oLD R A T PAID ON D INDIVIDUALLY EPOSIVB.ALE. LIIS FOREIGN EXCHANON bnvgbi and sold. and whom disarm! remitted ta Kumla, Collections made on all and In all the principal point. of the ;United itaites imd Canso.. IN/MINICK lIIIIYYY, PresidenL 'JA.MEN Mc:CADE. Vice President. W. N. MOROAN. Cashier. • nIRLt I James Alt , abe,. Much Keallna. Test:not cannitiell. It. ' . ' :. ' l4 .n .g a si n le. Thomas amnes. Ihnmen. Dumas Rourke, !NUR* Rune. It. Hum Chen. Mautrin. R. J. Genre. N. Fluor. lel Abu - noßeor... THE SAFE DEPOSIT CO Of Pittsburgh FOR TILE Safe Keeping of Valuables, Under avarantee. and the renting of Safe. In Its Fire and Burglar-Proof Vaults, No. 83 Fourth Ave theyleent—Wll.LlAM I'IIII,I.IPS. Vice Prekident—llENllV FLOYD. • PIPPITPII. IVlllikrnßyron7l. reinter, Henry I.lrrliJoe. S. Morrie.. William Rea. (icor. Bleck. William 31. L)on.i Curtis U. Ilnerey. J°4,,nre r . B e't' F. 005 /1011511011 ST. Open daily from o'clock A. Y_ lo 4 o'clock lORGAN, KEENE SOIARVIN Street, AV all (Third door trom Broad Buy and Sell f , 0 Com. , IiIIVEItStrIENT BEell tranmart 1:12=13372T! !lesion, STOCKS ±, ittinr.s. and GOLD. nod A General Ba THEO. M MORGAN, king Business. SAMUEL N. KEENE, MARVIN. MEM late Paymaster 4= - : , 11 7r . d w A4l , ts i tirt General of • Being in the immediate vicinity of the Skick Ex change an executed Board land members of each) order* arewith tbe greatest possible de patch. Merchants and Investkre. living at.ra distance can rely Upoll our alien ion to their smallest • [Wen orders. with equal care and promptness. As In yours pest, we shall continue to transom all W a r me s t ass of National terms. Bunks and CorpontUon 011 favorable . . . . Individuals their at Companiew contemplating ihange in securities. or desiring to make nquiry concerning any financial beanies. they Trtthare Reference—Messrs: Jay Cooke co;, New York. rnyißdila N. Holmes & Sons BANKERS, 57 Market Street, PITTSBURGH, PA. Collect:ax e ioi n u i llta a olt , lm off not= Ooloto of STOCKS, BONDS AND OTHER SECURITIES, BOUGHT AND BOLD ON COMMISSION Particular attention paid to the para.., end sale of United States Securities HART, CAUGHEY & CO I Bankers and Brokers, CORNER FOURTH AND WOOD STREETS, Pittsburgh. Pa.; IBUCCIO3SORS TO VARNA. HART I C0.,1' Exchange, Coin, Coupons, Ann p.etteiee etteatioo paid to tbs . purchase and eels of , a-oven:pi - Len, Bonds. ALSO ' Sight Draughts on Condon. myl.sfa 7Ter Cent. Vold Lokn IFREE OF U. h. Tu..) OF THE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS & MINNESOTA R. 11. CO'S First Mortgage 60 YEAR CONVERTIBLE BONDS. A LIMITED QUANTITY FOR BALL At 90 and Accrued Interest. I= 3. EDGAR THOMPSON.) ; sten. CIIARLES FROST, Th. greater ;art of the rood Is alregnif complete& and shows large earnings, and the Defence of the work I rapidly' progromieg. We nnhesitatingiy reammend thesellondsastbe safest and best torestinent In the market. U.S. FlVatArenties, at current prime only.retorn. eve per cent. Interest. while these PO eight and we regard the ono-luartar per Mei. In wuritT 09MIV loos. HENRY CLEWS & Bankers, 32 Wall Street, New York S. iII'CLEAN & CO., No. 65 Fourth Avenue PITThBUROU, PA ENGINES, BOILERS, &c: FORT PITT Boiler, Still and Tank WORKS. CARROLI, & SNYDER, MANUFACTURERS TOpkrebrMittlifiLTlVE L 6ll l 9." R RLI.. STILLS AND OIL TANKS. lIIMNEYS. BREECHING AND ASII PANS. SETTLING PANS. SALT PANS AND CON DENSERS. STEVI rirm. GASOMETERS AND IRON BRIDGES. -PRISON DOORS AND COAL SMITES. OFI VARE110088: ' ICE L AND Cor. 3d, 3d, Short and Liberty Streets, PITPI3III.IItOII. PA. tir Orders sent to the atrore address .111 be promptly attended to. HUGH M. BOLE & CO., Cur. Point Alley and Duquesne Sl., (NEAR TIIS Engine Builders, Founders, AND MACHINISTS. M see teeters STEAMBOAT ENGINES sad STA lONERT rsovrEs of all slaps. . Special OIL' A. Invited to ourßew STATION ARY DID WELL ENGINE AND PORTABLE BOILER of 1:1 horse Power- CASTLNO TH I RD STREETde to order at our Foundry. on einw Market. RIGS for Oil Wells, SHAFTING, PULLEYS, HANGERS. 110118 E and TOBACtY) SCREWS, and , e IRON rd T O BA CC O PRESSES, 00 hand and mad to oer t • INDUSTRIAL WORKS • Frio ling on the Allegheny River, neat the Point, Pith burgh, Pa. • nr- All (Inters promptly MINI. TRY US. • • iesick c\ - s`'ro - B •, FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES. AND VAULTS. 11=12 NGINES AND MACHINERY BREWERY WORK, REPAIAIN(I snit PUTTINit UP MACIIINP:R7OIYDRADIC crnigriT. Cor her 17th and PIKE ISTRES, Pittsburgh, Ps. .=l3 O'HARA BOILER WORKS F. REPHAN & CO., MonuNctorent of STEAM BOILERS, OIL TANKS. STILLS. AOITATORS, SALT j'ANSe 045031E TESS RETTLIMi PANS. PRISON DOORS. CHIMNEYS, BRACHER FIRE BEDSoike. Cor. of Second Avenue and Liberty Street. PITTSBURIIII, PA. Lilrusiqg done:Ej . oroptly.... er• - oent to tot DortpUy. oru ,0414 - eiditsr:gl ge pohsPOT Y. REP lAN, inoserly Manager et CARROLL h SNYDER'S. ,AsthrOS 6100.000 FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS NATIONAL FOUNDRI Pipe Works. Corner Carroll and Smailman Stwts =I AVM. SMITH, MANUFACTURER OF Cast Iron Bowl Pipe, OAS AND WATER WORKS sanPlpeA see an east Invariably In PHs. In nee d end IL/ feet lengths. Ain, full essortment of general astings for Gas and Water Workl I would a1...1r0n the ottentiliv of Kurrtetendonts of Ono Wort. to In, motto or 'l.x - ran Tn. W.J. ANDERSON 11. A. FIIEYVOOLE. 310NONGAIIE - LA FOUNDRY W. J. ANDERSON & CO., Manufacturers of IRON UOUSE FRONTS, WIN DOW LINTELS and SILLS, and • Cast - logs, of all Dwiptions.. for Wag; r (V Zs Houses. orncx wpm rocrNmir—No. 130 WATER ST.. Pittwburgh. P. ROBINSON,' REA Successors to Boni-Neon. &Was WASHINGTON WORKS, rouND..& htACIILNISTS. PITTSBUIWIL Idanntactureniofi Bait and Stationary Steam IS, gthei&Blast mmnes. MID litechinerr(learing. chat Boiler en Sheet Iron ork. Mice Nn. ID, corner First and Smithfield streets. fAfiggigtoutI:VFARD'SPATENTDIJIteIIOtAhr THOS. CARLIN-Sz, CO., Fourth Ward Foundry & Machine Works. SANDUSKY ST.. ALLEGHENY CITY, PA. • Hanufactonsra of Stationary and Portable Steam F.nai nee. 011 PMPileil. Polley& Shafting. Geist and *taw Mill {York. Rolling Mill and Machine Castings. - Unite Bars. Weights. Wagon Boxea, An. Bunt to order and have on hand Jftglnes of all Mae.. inylt:4s • Phwnix Roll Foundry. Cor. LIBERTY AND 114T1I STS. BOLLMAN &. BAG A LEY" Meriufacturere of Superior . Chill Rolls, Sand Rolls and Pinions. BRASS CASTINGS EMEMEII! Henry. Bier & Co. itloccomora to JOHN M. COOPER It- C 0..) BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS Brass Castings MADE PROMPTLY TO ORDER. MALEABLE AND OBEY IRON FIITINOS. DAB PIPE AND TI BIN_ A O THROTTLE, SAFETY Arm CHECK VAJ,XES ALL GLOBE PATTERN IRON ODORS. BRASS WORE OF EVERY DEFICRIPTION team. Waters:ld OIL . Menufactofootot.Y.M.Cooper&ColdMPßGTED BALANCE•wHEEL STRAff PUMP. AGENTS of DREYFUS' PATENT OILERS, the Witte the mettet. 111 Corner Thirteenth and Pike Streets. ap.,3 ATWOOD &-McCAFFREY Corner Liaturr EirnscT and Minn AnNul, Pittsburgh. Pa.. BRASS FOUNDERS and IRON PIPE PITTERSAnd AGENTS for A.S. CAMERON & CO'S STEAM. PUMPS AND BLOWERS. II 4 ;W a+ *I :I (e)•11:11 I G. w. ATTORNEY AND p 11381311011 AT LAW, Has removed lo No. ST GRANT /mum., Pitts burgh. Will Unction la the U.S.CLreult and Dlatylet Caws, ln the Slate &mem. and all the Courts of Allegheny county. and make gollections In mart of the mUseent countlet. • ' jartrlCH H. 11. McCOMILICK, Attorney-at-Law, No, SS GRANT 'muter, busines PrPnonet attention given to all kinds of lent s. tattle ARCHIBALD BLAKELY, Attorney-at-Law, Na 116 T 1 fl AntNIIN. Pitte,bunek:Pw WM. B. NF2EPER, AUSILMAN AND EC-OFFICIO SOSTICIC 0 THE PEACE. Office, .112 Fifth avenue. k=lal Uteetion wan' aremsadne and col- Deeds, Boo& laid Mortipies Aran .P act all legal troslotin ailen4El tO P... 4417 namely. L IRON AND STEEL. CRESCENT STEEL WORKS. MILLER, BA RR PARKIN, OFFICE: No. 339 Liberty Street, =3 DUQUESNE WORKS. Coleman, l~~lmi & Co., IRON, NAILS, STEEL, A.xels and Springs. DUVESNE, L X AND JUNIATA • FIAT BAR ROUND AND SQUARE IRON. BAND. nour,SHEET ANT) TANK IRON, BOILER PLATES. AND HEADS, GUARD IRON. DRAG AND IniorPEß BARS. FLANGES. CUTTER BAITS.CYLINDEK IRON, T AND FLAT RAIL. for Cost Roods, CROWRARS.WEDGESAnd HARROW TEETH. SPRING. PLOW AND CULTIVATOR STEEL, STEEL WHIGS AND MOULDS, cot to sattorn, STEM, TIRES.STEEI,MIA A II STEEL, COACH, BUGGY .d WAGON SPRINGS told AXLES: CUT NAILS AND SPIKES. All (kinds First Class mid Warranted gh ° 4 7 ; i iii.V.l2 tr,h9 Pittsburgh Steel Works, ESTAIILISPIEDIN ISIS. ANDERSON & WOODS, Bet, Relined Cws:t, Stool E1=1:013 OP EVERY DE6CRIPTION. ALSO. Dent Refined German Plow & Spring Sled. CORNER ROSS AHD FIRST AVENUE. Pitt. buigh. PA .u 16.41 PITTSBURG-1-1 NO e lty Works. FOUNDED A. D. Iti33. 1001111EAD, ADAMS & Manufetetorers of KEYSTONE STANT/A RD (Fair banks Patent) PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES. P Jnn Fa.el Patent oDn L.,,,ka nne ,l.ntob. int as end Coffee P ate n t Beet , Corner of FIRI3T AVENUE and GRANT STS. Pittaborttb. Pa. Sheffield Steel Works. SINGER, NIMICK & CO., Mannfacturernof crew description of Cast and German Steel, RAILWAY SPRINGS. ELLIPTIC AND PLATFORM SPRINGS. AXLES. STEM. TIRE. A., a. WAREIIOtiSE-63 Watersed 100 Sleet ntreets. . BLACK DIAMOND STEEL WORKS. PARK, BROTHER & CO., Manufacturers of all Descriptions of • STEEL: OFFICE and WAILEIIOI.7SE-30th, 31st and Railroad streets. PI ttaburgh. =I STOVES, CASTINGS, &c. COOK STOVES. Get the Best! BISSELL & CO I S TRIUMPH, For Bituminous Coal. Wenented to COOK. BAKE or ROAST as wet et may other Stove In the Colon. • I BISSELL SI, CO No. 235. Liberty Stiieot ALSO, ON GANG AND FOR BALE: PARLOR STOVES, . HEATING STOVES. GRATE FRONTS, FENDERS. COOKING ItANGMN, So.. ac. ' GRAFF, HUGUS & CO. Manufacturers of oven 'oil If of STOVE 9 Boston Cooking Range. "IRE FIERY EURACE" FOIL WARMING RUILDIBGS. TILE NEW ANTI -DUST COOKING STOVE, REGULATOR,' COLUMBIA PORTABLE _tITOVE. VAN'S (Cinciati Potteml PORTATME RANGE, CAST IRON MANTLIOL WELLMAN'S REFLEC TOR, GRATES free from Sin and dust: GRATE FRONTS. FENbERS, a.e. • 206 and 208 Liberty Street, PITTSRU GU, PA. A. BRADLEY & CO. No. 30 Wood Street. Manufacturers of the Greatest Variety of COOK, PARLOR and HEATING STOVER to be found. In our assortment will be found all the latest PAT TERNS and IMPROVEMENTS. and the reputa tion of our Moves Ls ouch that any one tri want of a good article should purchase none but those man ufactured by a., as they will be found the most du rable as well ite ecomuoloul. • Would tall perticular attention to our new VOLCANO STOVE. for cburetleu. hallo and Flores Over SOO sold In three months. Intended for with or without mane. MI who have used them pronounce them superior to any Other and fu cheaper. Send for Catalogue and Price LieL • JoIO =I WINES, LIQUORS, &o WAGNER'S FRENCH • COLORING The Very Best in the United States, MANUFACTURED BY WM. WAGNER, 981 North Seventh Street, Erznitncss—All the lending bonen. In PhUs. delphl. • InTSISI-Tllllll Schmidt & Friday IMPORTERS OF WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &c. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN PURE RYE WHISKIES Nos. 384 and 386 Penn, Cor, of ELEVENTH ST.. formerly Canal JOS. S. FINCHfI7: IS9. 101. 19 - 3 k ead CO I9 narr STREET.PittaborEb. Illavesnotre. of COPPER DISTILLED PORE RTE MUSKY. Abon.desler• ronzlON WINE". WOCußti. itOPS, PAINTING, GRAINING, A* JOHN T. GRAlri' HOME LID 8101 PIIISLH6, OILASPMD. AND DI.A.ZEDIT,;` No. 34 NINTH BTNXILT J. 4.127 cuail Band streetJ Pittattunett„ RAILROADS P . . . ENNSYLYANI.I CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.-After Jane 12th. 12470. ran, ilia . liErWif anlie and denml Pa Ism . .. merle/MD erterßello Leß ''' e . :lo,ll , :::,.l. , A.T47.11:h.11,riz,.. EaTilir:ll,:-.1:.1:1%; Yap TA -- .. 't 1 i 34 V.: Minien Ae::: 111111.1111 am einrinhari FAA/it am I . ` l l . g . .. "' ..t. ' 4irSe P fl VI Pm I'Wg'.l , ko -- i ' :. . pm "' I.ast Line. .-_ TAO ern Vtay Pamir- all • OPm t Oil, 1.. gr . : ...;.:;. ! .1... 1 tal VIII 'Mk; i ' g.... ,. i I . *. o *' wan.. No. 3.. 3.03 ma Wall, No. lei . i jam Johnstown Ac. .I.OE pm J.Mnstown Ar. . .. p .m i1 , 1 11 . 4:.Zg . ... 5 4 - .: 218 I: 1.,::11, : : . .i: 1:: : s p: i 1 w.,111.1"..F.A.‘ . .:iratz'Pri....:i.: ::..r . v: rwilkimai g Ac. 11.1 1e pm rho Express and Patine Express leave A..., All other tmlos daily; except SUUday. The r 'lurch Trains braves Walls Station evert husulne et 10 . 30 a. reaching Pittsburgh at 9:311 o. In. Returnlngtn.. . Mares Ptitablwahlt 12 30 p. m. and anise. at Walls titaness at IEIO Fur further infortna4 , ?n it apiln wyrri.A.. .. The Pennsyl cools Ralinad company will not as- Isis"' Its/ Im for Baggage. except for wearing. air Parel,and Malt their responsibility to One nun drrd Dollars in valve. All liagltage exceeding that aoant In value will be at the rink of the owner. airless taken by special euptniet. A. J. CASS )013 Denend Superintendent. Altoona. 1 1 0. I , m. ...._ 13ITTSICROH, FORT WAYNE & l',l (i't v G 7 ll' l °.i'. ° ' l / 4 . f•A'sil- aggi_gg-7 ~,,r%,,i,r,r,,14.u i 5T0i in.l.. will leave (tool to , r 4, c r, ~„,e .. 7 t 3 1. 0 4r, ,, none side. Pitts . L1.. , v 7 r Althlet. 11.( .Line ....111.. a rn . niat I.lne SamIINI 11. E Mll_tr 31..124. : LI A n r ‘D F Kr.IF: . 4Z, a la I: l 4lTrYirkil 4 , 4. D, chii, 1 1 .... !. 4 g1:: RiA67.;:i-,2.• ;1?.;;41:11; . .,•; 1 11fit:ig;',; 1 ~,f ic. ,,,, r EM p m;(1. dr. Wh g Ex. :ON OD. E W rl e e A ox Y p.i .g. e n a th' l..... : : 4 3 14 3 P p m ' i C Eri . A e P E t il L 4ess r .l - 11181p n IT PEI,. 11404 At. heo . i. , AfUlet IN A Li.elfilleey. Riser Salle Ae..8 . 341. a ml Leetsdale 4 . e..E.r . to Leetsdale '• 10:13 am Beer Salle ..n. Ea rn " '• 1113 a nton . TS: 5a m New rasile I . .4 3 P oo hw Castle .. tur la te H ann •• 3'. El P . Les .V.Al. .. 1 11 :: : ilf . .rt7 d Ps i lla :: t. , 14 I',l'!=dai. - , „p ~,. Leetalme .' 10..13 P m _" " • : • - Few Oak, Son. role oaks Sun day Church-1:13 p rin dayetinrch...o:3E • m Sirraellie Express doll y .nd arrives doll/. IM'Prist Line leaves Mondays excepted. t?rFaxt Line arrives daily. Mondays exeented. l.rAll other trains will Irate sod arrive dolly. Sunds excepted. F. i ay t..IIYEILS. J. N. kIeCULLOVIIII. 11=EMM GeSl.P;re. TlCket Agent.. oet;l:3lsnaiter. IaTESTEIIN PENNSYLVANIA R. R. ulp.'rinandalterMAY ajda Train. the Western Pen.ylvenht Itatheed "MI ern , . et nod de art fn. the Federal Street Depat..AlleShehr City. sr follows: .. . . (ALLEGMENT TIME.I - AItTUVE. 11, EPA Ilt. Springd'e No. 1 o,loa m Mall 6:33 a to Freeport No. I.s 30 .. , ,Frm , .. No. 1 Oao • . i Eapr..,,,.. . . ... 10:10a m Claremont Ac,l : lam cluresoont .... .14,8 p ro.ltxpress.t.. ..... t :' 1 p m Freeport No. tt 3:33 p nultprlngd'eNo.l. : p m Mod 4.40 p to; t'reeport Np. 4... :' 0 p to epringd'eNo.2.lloop prlond'ob u. 1,0: 0p m Above trains run in rottaily except Sunday. The Church Train leaves Ally bony Junction every Sunday at 8:00 A. ti.. re a log Allegheny City at 040 A. II Returning. llchars Allegheny city at 11:30 F. M. and arrive atAllegheny Junc tion at 3:po P. D. Through Dams to Rutter andat nuhstnwn may he purchased at Walter's Stage Mice. No" 3 St. Cluir street, near the Suspension Bridge, THU- IlTegl i tg: thAtigmt„ Alle l gh t en 1 CI P' .IA.IIII;;WIFFERTS, Agent. 1 ., Federal S reet Depot. Local Tickets to all important r i. intone on the mato line of the Paunsylvmna co t italimad. A. J 7ASSATT. General Soperintenden Altoona. Pa. ROBERT NEILSON. m CIO Superintendent. l'ittaboldth._ LLEIIIIENY VALLEY RAILROAD. N hAV LINE TO BUFFALO TUROEGU THE OIL . _ . REDNESS. .111 ' ns ;71.114 r Olig i rMItaillrgaigaig Tntinsdallyieseeptitunday) will leave Pittsburgh Depot, corner of Eleventh and Pike stm,ds. l b.r Franklin. Oil City. Detthlo. and all points In Oil Regions. 11111iIrR AT . rrrrsnrlloll. prrninenotl. Day Mapress • 7:00 W. M. M:4O r. 31. LehNight X.:prem.. WOO r. Al. 7:OO'A. M. Passenger . U:3O A. M. 111311 Train . ::. R .Zl . IMaily's Bend Amin.. 112 F. , A , :.. 11 ...: llfiA Works o i t Mallon :40 A. m.. 111:` 2 ..A!. M. • Atoll°, :00 P. M. 9: OA. Y. a 'tutu,. 11:00 P. IL :' P. 11, Parnamus 11:44# A. M. I: IP. M. Cburch .1 .: A..M. ==! . . Express trai trans atoply at principal {soffits. A. conimodation at all stations. Silver Palace Sleeping Cars on our 'Night Express Trains, both ways between Plttabumh and Corry. LAW HENCE. Gesel Supt.. /chi JAlibeS 11. BItA.Y. Ticket Assent PITTSBURDH,ICINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS ItAILWAY. PAN RANDLE ROUTE. We-ravii CHANGE OF TIBIE.—On and arter SUNDAY: Dine 11. 1870. teal. will leave end arrive at the Union Depot. Pittsburgh.. follows: Pittebuntb Time. naPairr. ARM,. tl.7rtl , l_ 113 N a. a. 12:13 noon I !ft 122=1 izZlith7;4, r..tp.. ra p. to. 14:13 mid. Mixed Accommodation.. y.. m. ..1.4 P. va McDonald Accommod'n. 1 i' Ma m. 7: am. Stentionvlllo Amommod. 1: i p.m. f r. am. McDonald Accornmod'n. :9. p.m. :fa Sunday Church Train.— 1' :3 aaii. Tim 10:4S A....y.111n° 1.111 leave dal Y. Tim 12:13 noon Rapine. arrive. daily. All Mbar trains oi daily exec iit iiiiMini7. , . W. L. O'BRIEN. General Ticket Akekt:CkMuilMe. U. Denniaon. Ohio. Jel3 p ITTSBURG II AND CONNELLS x vILLE RAILROAD. °nand after SUNDAY, &TA February 20th. 1870. Trains MU orrice and depart from the Depot. onr 'ner of Gram and Water street*. se follow.: ~ . . . . IMPART. AIIIIIVZ. Alen to end from Vial,. 1,00 n. in. WOO p. m. McKeesport Am.. .11:00 . to. 2:03 P.. t Y to and from Unt'n... 3: 3p. to. 10:0111 is. m. West Newton ACOOOIII3O. 4: op. m. 0:33 Mto. Bouldock's Arcommods. In 37:30 p: m. Night Are. to IleKernp'Lltt: 0 p.m. 1.::43 a. m. Sunday Church Train to and Irmo Wont Newton. 1:00 r,. m. luso a. m. RICUARD B. POWERS. Agent. HARDWARE & CIIMERY, Pittsburgh Utility Work WEAVER & JONES, Corner of Juniata and Fallon , Streels, Sixth Ward, Allegheny. Manufacturers of STAPLE ILA R DWA RE and all kinds LIMIT GREY IRON CASTINGS. We tender our Goode and services to the Twide as the Lowest Prices...aid wernint ail s our work skilif ally finished. Orders solicited. The stlenGon of Dealers general!) is called to our mote of RED AND PLATE CASTERS. ' ' WEAVER & JONES. Address: Irttisbursh Postortice. mrtkix6l .ESTABLISHED 1831.. Logan, Gregg & Co., DiALIIIIB IN HARI)WARE No. 52 Wood Str4ot., rirrseunon. PA. Spring Goods, Hoes, Rakes, Forks, Scythes, Snaths, &c. Merchants are Invited to examine our stock when in the city. Orders by mail will hare prompt at tention.. BEAVER FALLS CUTLERY • CO., No. 70 Wood Stree Table Knives & Fo: Pocket Knives, Butcher Knives,- Bread Knives, Carving Knives, s I Scissors, Ra•zors. Putty Knives, AND ALL OTHER ARTICLES OP CUTLERY AT LOW PRICES. Beaver Falls Cutlery No. 70 WOOD STREET, LEAD, DRUGS, &o White Lead and Color Works, J. Schoonmaker & Son, • PROPRIETORS, Ilwattactetren of WHITE LEAD, RED LEAD ill gu I eD A R D i AVe11110174"k". rt;ITE and 450, 452, 451, 456 and 458 Rebecca end, .Wa attantlon alai guarantor paced on our family Pon White LAW, sad whip are Lay at =lmola at Tag moan . cadaatOUT • V t yam carbonate of load g_ aaaa say 10 the marlratowdladen. If aantaintaX 1 11 Inn f a - L,.1::11‘, J. & BROTHERS, rant, Dealers In Drop, l Paint nSDI Ella VIZ] MI QWI PMSBURGII OMCN AND FACTOILT. =3=l
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