The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, June 22, 1870, Image 3

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GOLD, SILVER,
Mill
COUPONS
Bought at Highest. Price,
PH. R. MERTZ,
,BANKER,
goz.Wood St. and sth Ave.
Jas. T. Brady &
(sseasseare io S. JONES S. C 0..)
Corner Fourth Avenue and Wood Street,
- BANKERS,
OCT AND SELL ALL KINDS or
Government Securities,.
GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
ON MOST FATORASLE TEEMS.
InterestAllowedon Deposits,
nna e k p a lletl on Govamozent !Modest low.
A siraiirs STWC I TSVI r O . NIA .ND G t r .T "
.
•
t JANES T. BRADY CO.._
I THE DAWN GAZETTE.
•
_MONEY AND COMMERCE;
. [By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
New Yong, June 21. 13 70.
.
The Mato e per cont. loan of 83.000.1711 Was
1 taken nt 114 1 by a New York and London firm:
iMoney and sterling unchanged; the latter was.
1 heavy. Geld dull at usettic Clearances,
igla.ooo.ool. Carrying rates IX to fiat. Ex
ports 134.001.
0 lir'rt. ° Siz n t ' s l ; 'l, 2ll..;i c e.il i r.ft - Z r a
4; 5
lola d eiVe Ctingty!' t`,F; ii‘4 6 4' - ii l i•
tate bonds on et and firm; Missouri.,
10 0
old Tennessee., 643; bid but not offered below
1 Mt; nem do; 65; ola North Carolinas, 4elf;
• ; new do, Mx. -
Stook market weak and unsettled, tvith a
a l isTl i p e pl IVirn%`-is'er oril e gri?w hi :rd' k 4 5 3 g:
and declined to 37X. bet rallied to 3314 at the
" closet busineas loth's stock during the day
. 1 was fully ULM shares. Heavy sales were
seeredlted to some of the principal holders.
, and this view of the case undoubtedly
stimulated the decline. One of the leading
./,
! R e sciTc ' 3lal s ti t' Vart,ln a d b C e .t. f r P. `C. ° tirr:i
alas showed a marked decline: The bale ore of
•1' the stock LIG was off xto X par cant. d de
void of any special feature: market otos d ir
. regular and Wm on New York Central and
• Weak on Ohlo & 311.'1581p01.
Canton, 3711 t: Cumberland; 41: Western ' , 13 lon
?'a 0.
8 .1
7 and Fargo. 17; Americas. 461 t; rutted states.
. , t i l; . soltki , 31511 4 43 . ht . New York Centel, li a r Pa
r .
, . ilietl.l..T.fii9;l4, 104 X• Michigan
•, ttsburgh /Mx; Not-mutate:l4 Bli no. pn.-
~ ee4; 'Hock Island, ,191; New - Jersey
teal 1 X; St. Paul 671 i; do. preferred 31 1 6;
"1 abash. 80: do. prefentd. 74.14 - ; Fort Wayne.
. 2. : , Terre Haute.,33; do. preferred efe, Chicago
I
• Alton. 117 X; do. preferred. IW, Ohio and
intpoL liQx; Boston. Hartford and. Erie,
/hlt: Burlington Log Quincy. 158; Cleveland.
elenati 'Mil Columbus, .LV: St. JettroPh.
•, 12 1 41 r o r ..preferred, lia.
,I . too vices: Calarnet, 73; Copper ,
re
Fab, -
i 4111; kiln, 8: Recta, 81): . QuIncy, lit 1 .
e asna , b ; n i 4an n :.g i El b. 141 - A ,
s irlite „ a l
-1 r
.
• Omcz or Prism:trams Gszerns. t
TrDIDAT, ;urn 51.-tB.O.
cold 1121( American........ 48
108 Western rano.
U 80nd5.........11834 N. Y.Oentral... .
6.50 Bonds 15M...11S Rending .... 107 , i
6-3) Bonds isc....ltig t`. Ft. W. &C.
.
6...3) Bonds Mit...1113( Old° & Ws. '—
Corson 1865 1138 Snell. Southern:. SO%
6.10 Bonds 1867...11214 lleTeland h P.. legti
630 Bonds 188e...11.14 C. It.
10.10 MSS Menton &N. W tC!:
Adams Express.. 0336 0. &N. W. Pref. 8914
Paerobants 11. In. Brie
•
Loudest Ilicchasure . per pound M 4
Ells Exchange per Franc 1
e Exchange per Thaler
kfort Exchange per Plaits 411(
Closing. iiiistation• as ',seised by Jam • T.
Wady It Co:
Gold . ' r0.3441.44i7,110 tai(
Bs.
INC 1.1 4. 6.2oJan 15T . 11361.
taSj
V.
633 1164 113( U. P. R . . 87.3 (
1111 V. 6301865 11)( C. P. R. 11. 1 43 (.... al( Cy. Pddlad. 143(
Pirrsavaun wince?
Om=
_or . Trammell Oaxerrr,
Tt210.41t. June E. bal. I
. The. breadstuffs markets continue to be
:9 watched with a very lively interest. all over
jthe country. Wheat is privately reported
.; Lawler le Liverpool and the,,,Prenela markets
• an quoted $ franca lower by cable. The Chi
,,, 1
•, sego Tribune of Monday says: The recent
''... advance has been very rapid. and the New
•:• 1 ,1 York market has felled to respond oorreepond
.•*l WALT, so that prices yesterday were lOW lot
. higher than the drum that can be obtained in
...q New York. atter paying the expense. of Lek
.l lag it there. Of course. very little is being
moved out at such a disadvantage: the Phil.,
• ' pure lost money enough on that last year, and
1
••• few of them care to repeat the experience.
Many operators-Linked at the fact that New
, York is now receiving liberally. thopgh her
I stock it &AY about 6561,000 bu. and seemed to
~ lear that this will preeent any very large ad
-7•: ounce at present, in which case Chicago prices
will have to abed. to permit the property to
: be moved out. This really the greatest ed.
lis
• : meat of Weakness. Our large stoats must be
moved out. There is Little room to doubt that
. • the deathbed yield of Europe will create a
• I . demand for all the wheat that can be spared
• .-, from this continent, but there is no immediate
:.., necessity. ad palm bought now to go forward
!.: would manly reach the consumer before his
'.: home harvest I. at command. The probability
fd • la that the effect on page, Will be most felt
. ..1 mat Ming."
. 4811E5 -itteltdv but unchanged; Comp=
' 1
. 7ViL ani delgi i , 3 ni c illi . gt;p 9 ,lieTl L it&X
". etil t. 4 . &_tia at $6 per Dbl.'
The arket is quiet and '
=waged. There II some little Inquiry for
' , trash packed for shipment with sales of good
90 Mica* a , t 9
1151EITc. Strictly choice may-be
BRANS-Then
orrtN-Sales at mut.
RANS-There Is scarcely any Inquiry and
the market Is dull and prices nominal at 6160
61,715 pr bushel.
X -
,u .ton Prioes: ?anon 11.6.50.a z0 ,
r - WaNifteU,-.- -.. 1X . 1tu1l bet the u s ‘ t!,n ' ts blight
end prime unchanged; DWI per bushel.
'• CHMENT-Seles of LoUrville Hydraulic at
Sl Vltr& bb do . ll,-Is dull but unchanged
eland ardor
brands H OA In a jolbing way.
CIDER-No. I sweet cider is quoted at $lO
VIII,
N=B-Hamburg is quoted a ; Ohio
• F t
kat at AteN 9 N: °V.7..ait l ON .
. c 0......,
......, to slacken up, as is always the cue at
• Ws season of the year, and the market Is very
dull and prices are nominally unchanged.
:. ei Milli Viigs gf u geTlA. a nd s . u g y . Ch ' l ' lS;
It seems to be e rellnesquotation come deal
t ~%aploted do to Ho. There is no Inquiry
shiß i stent.
essit .
lb. i
.. Ist, and unchanged. at SOD
ER I
FLOUR-The market Is quiet and while it
appears to ha e lost some of Its strength.
• there is no deal eas yet. Our market never
Advances as pldly as Chlsmo and New
York. nor =malt Solloessosedolay =souther.
We i sle ee m ill' Atri.:lig,==o 4 r ivaatlndard
spring.utifiX.
Peppy brands, $70.8. Rye Sour gq.
GRAM-Thece le less excitement In the
grain market. under the influence of the =-
vices from CMOs° and New York, aud while
the opinion seems to be pretty generally enter
tained that the top has been touched, there is
as yet en quotable decline, but the demand is
lees active. Wheat Is in steady demand at
61..NA•10r good red and choice would probably
bring V= or SIX& Oats unchanged and
we we continue to quote at Ann firm hands.
and *ass In store. Corn may be quoted at 85
QM for Wand shelled and de/I. Rye-Is again
, reported dull. And dealers generally paying /35
to 1383.50. We Can report an arrival of new
• crop Harieygran Tamest.", the Into/ the
ORCKICRIES--There Ira fair business In
angars, and while they are a little
weak, there Is no change In prices
&a &war, 106C611: P R., lON
• New Orleans. 10X(116; Molasses S . utars. :
/6:Crushed, lOC - A" Coffee. 1314'. B.
m xtws C. lINt .C.." Ulf. Coffee Is n 1133 bat
at , lIIMS6MM. for ordletry to
gie - r. W. New Orleans Molasses, OOHS&
I
r-Vi r d i e l lr h ir r n e , n a cg:ged for C A r th " ;ties at
s f m
"ics.,, ,IluAkL
and atg.
- fro m co u ntry wagons. Hemp
at I=
la."l"l..itt.,:e.dand at MT& per bbl.
RD 01D-- No. I Is quoted at si=
..M and Non.LAt id.
PROYISIONS-Shoutders. It cm for plata;
t Rlbbed Sider 11.53 i; Clear, Dm; Canvassed
,•• Hams. re d Breakfast Bacn. 16,4 Laid 1 6
5 In tos. and UMW& in buckets ead . keri. Mess
1 Ptriti 3 1,
Es ,
mIATO -Sales of prime Peach Blows at
70 per bushel. New crop 65 per bbl.
~ PEAD CTS-Dull. Termessee. 931 Ctt.
ii. PEI. Ildite t teiN i a.4 l, 6o•o_pw lb; No. &
Wia . l4Ct O lr 11:11 Dbl. 1 - 00 Its, r s
j r bbl, of
SEEDS-Masse= Is In =tire nemald, st ,4
1 crushers are taking all that offers at
' Nothing doing in Cloveror Timothy Seeds.
3firaraakee. ,
JUDO . 11.—Flour neehanced.
Wheat exalted and unsettled; 1110 X for bol.
1 11.19 for Sp* °attend coarse grains nom-
-
. .
-
1=32322
it meg Or PITISIIM.Er OULT.C.
.."I"IMPSY. Jelue .11. ISM
The oil market continuciAull and weak.
and the tendency Is still doWnward. We en
dentand. that made parties who were M
ruined to be decidedly bullish In crude a week
ortwo ago. ha,, become weak in the knees.
and ere nol, pay log difference
on purchases
made about that time. Furthermore. ',deices
from 'limes report MO feeling as being weak
and panicky In the oil regions with but very
few b„, cau a t present.and.there an here, t here
Is not much speculation.. Most of the sale. of
crude here arc purchasee 'ffinde by shorts to
cover contracts maturing this month—there is
but , er y little Inquiry on the part of manufac
jurors.
MEI!
Very dull and weak and while there le but
7e t ry little Change to
. make In quotations. the
tt ucy le cull
Juldy°:tng ,, tr e d . . June
t l....Quoted
buyer all year atters , so..B j a ' l u er glia:1:1 1 -
Phla of 2.00 D bbls June at LINe; IMO de at :!6 , i c;
and 10.0 July at
uhri:. • •
Sale early In the day o
of 1,000 bbd spot ut
11Xc; subsequently It to said to hate beta ut
tered at - 11}ic. h already- Intimated, there
are but very few buyers aside front the the
aborts." and from all that wa can learn It
will hot take vary much to satisfy the In
quiry frOm this source.
10:1X1r - 111, MIME OIL.
3 Gallagher KIS bbls.. account J Barbour;
Brilliant 011 %Corks LIAO, ou account Lockhart
F S Col-Liberty Oil Works 4111 Ibis On account J
B Barbour; „Ins Wilkins 233 on account Phlla
S II Pet Cu; Warlng,K S Co 240, on account
0 S Boldrick: Fisher S Bro IGO, on account L
W Young; W McCutcbun 80. ou account E II
Long.
Total 3,536 bbls.
OIL SULPPEL (11011
Hutchinson 011% Itetinlo_g Co. l bbls refined
to.Wardeu. Prop • & Ybiladelphin.
Brooks, D. ..t Co. 51 [Ms relined to Warden.
F. at co.. Phudalubil . .
Palmer !ft Layton- bb!t maned Atlltnos.
Cook &Co., Phila.
Total • , .317 bbls.
O.H. SHIPMENTS PER A. V. 11. a.
Lockhhrt, Frew a - Co.. 7E4 bids reflood 01l to
Warden. Frew & Co.. Philadelphia.
'lt-W. C. Tweedle, 347 bids ref. 01l lb Wor
ded. FA: Co.. Phila.
Co.,andard Ott ,to bblv ref. oLI to Warden.
P.A, Co.. Phila. •
: flagons' Ott Co.. tOT bbls re.ocd to Tack
Bros. Pbilndelphl.
'Montzheluter .0 Koehler, flesi bblo ref. 01l to
Warina. K..Y Ca, Phil. •
Braun A: Wagner 4.51.1bb10 rifted 01l to Wln—
log. King & Co., Phlladelohl.
Meheley Bro. & Co.. 910 bbls ref. 01l to Lo
ran Bro. d Co. Phila. -
J. A. IteKee. bblo refined 01l to Logan
Bro. & Co., Pbll'a.
Fawcett. Logan, lltockdale & Co., MO bbla
ref. 01l to Lognn.Bro. tr. Co.. Phil'.
Fulton. 31arrin -4. Co., 1.50 bbls ref. 01l to
Log.. Bros Co.. Phll'a.
TOtfa . .
&Whitt,
STATE-I[l_T OE 10117 DE OIL tIEITITED DT P. EL It.
AND A. V: It. It. OIL LINE. DURING WEL"(
[ODIN,: JUNE :1. 18:D. -
Be 1). C. lierlist from Cochran to Pnaltney
A )foale. Balt !more, 310
By U. C. Herbst trom Parker to Jinsiah
Mao's A Ken,, Commuttipaw, 7:3
B 7 B. Duncan from Parker to R.
Pnranß Co.. Philadelphia. CC bbls.
Fisher .Brun. from Parlor to Warden,
Frew & Co.. Philadelphia 581 Nets.
By Fisher Bros. from Parker to Malcolm
& 7.10 rd. Philadelphia &XI bbls.
Ily 'Parker & Thompson from Parker to
Malcolm Lloyd. Philadelphia. 808 bbla.
By Peak er &Thompson from Parker to War
den. Frew t&Co., Philadelphia 478 bbls.
By T. Chats from Franklin to Wallace, Cur
tiss& Co.. Philadelphia, 801115. •
Total. 3,654 eels. of 45 gals.
Total to Baltjmore 240 bble.
Total to Nest York eels.
Total to Phlla
Grand total .. 8,5E4 bbla
PITTKOCROR WOOL MARKET
OFFICE Or ru7. FISTSZMIIIef ?Agri=
TCLSPAT, gums L 360.
The wool trade Is devoid of anything par
ticularly new. or important. Growers gener
ally seem to bare become satisfied that there
Is nothing In the trade. present or prospeo
tire, to warrant big prices, and hence they
are parting with their cline more readily than
was geherally expected. Heretofore, or for
'gruel years past. at least, they have, in
many instances, held on to their wool until
Webs the season in hones of realizing higher
deares, and some grammes nave been known
I to carry their clips fora year, and even two
Selig at a time. This year, however, they are
more disposed to meet. the views of dealers
and manufacturers, tied the sales have been
much larger thin usual so early In the season.
and much larger than was generally expected
thirty days ago. Nearly all of our wool deal
ers have agents buylug for them In Western
Penn I yivanla and Fasters Ohio, and WHO ets
are the ruling prices, though some few lots of
very fine tub washed wools have brought Cc.
bat this considered an outside price.' Greater
caution is being exercised by buyer. In re
card to the quality and condition of wool.
and a strict adherence to abatements for
heavy greasy wools is maintained.
The New cork Hulkfin of Saturday says
— The w,ek, closes with less confidence, if
possible. than has thus far been shown la the
wont trade thle seasou. The buyer% are pay
ing about 3M for Michigan fleece; and Ids for
Ohio round lots, nod the new clip is beginning
to come, in to some extent, but the manu
facturers still show the same Indifferent feel
-1'h'in"f;!.,111;- bu''''„iot4 b to fve solintr th t
eir
fires. sales 07 w t o o or;,C,n
instructions are, upon :V well•torked market,
will break prices or compel a resort to the
publla sales to dispose of them. The prospect
is not an encouraging no.. and vire
holding oft from solicitations at preemt
priers." -
NIARRETb HT TELEGRAPH
New Tort.
New roar, June 21.—Cotton unchanged;
sales IMI bales at 21)2c for middling uplands.
Floor-recelpts 12.503 bbls; 10c lower and
rather more doing. part for export; sales 9,930
bbls; 55,33425.55 for superfine State and west
ern; $5.5511.4.00 for extra western and State;
$5.26216.45 for good Choice dot $5.05ed,80 for
white wheat western extra; 85.85138.90 for ex
tra Ohio: 102:2 1 45 for extra St. Louis. Bye
Sour ,quiet; sales 100 bbls at 84,7535,76. Corn
meal nominal and unchanged. Whiskey low
er; wiles 100 bbis at 11.0145/.05V, closing at
91,041.25. and 120 bbis of patent at si,omme.
Wheat—receipts 114513 busk, without derided
chanie. and in moderate export and home
'trade demand; sales MOM bush at 11-51)(01.22
for 5d 8 spring; 111,53144.17 M for No 2 Chicago;
21.M031.= for No : Milwaukee; 81,4501,47 8 for
delivered winter red and amber west
ern. Bye dull; males of 0.8:10 bush Canadian
In bond at ibe. Corn: receipts 7.72$ blab; corn
heart• and lower, with sales 42.000 bushels at
: 010/11 fur new mixed western and $1,06 for
western yellow. Oats: receipt. 53.501 bush:
oats irregularand unsettled, with sales 42.U10
bush at OIMAte for western and daJfic for
Ohio and State. Hay firmer. shipping *754150
end retail te543115. Hops quiet and very firm.
Coffee quiet and unchanged. Molasses:
medium to good steady; low grades quiet.
Sugar ELMO T. with sales 700 hhda Cuba at 81(
and Porto Rico at 08@,10e. Hire quiet
at 61f4.8Xc for Carolina Petroleum g Met at
14Mc for crude andall(c for refined. ThrPeo•
Avat a Tt ro fei r
i bbls
t i
'awe prime mesUilso sal. 350 l ' illni " ess,
d
seller Auguat. .30.75. Beefsteady arid
Quiet. with sales bbls at 21=11 for piala
mess and 110515.50 for extra mesa Beef
Hams quiet, withl sales of 50 bbls at 12221.35.
Tierce Beef dull at:220a53 for prime mess and
$3052.31 for Indlal mess. Middles dull, with
sales B) boxes loot clear on private terms.
Cot Meats firmer, wi th sales 190 packages at
=Pine for shou lders and Mane for hams.
Lard a shade firm r, with sales 275 tierces at
1.331508 e for steam and 10380 for kettle red-.
dered. Butter steady at 160,Me for western.
Cheese quiet and 'weedy at Talalife-
Lotest—Freightalower; wheat 17;d to Liver-
TeriXNA per steam. Flour closed rut tat , /7101, 4
steadr. with a moderateexport demand for
shippi eh r ifair r' ii.7l.M w Po e r a ?2:47a:Lin.fill
411,48 for sinter red and ember western. ye
g a t !MU for
weeslterrnu..67rBtt dull and
heavy r
doll at 145321 for I mixed western. -Pork dull
and unchsoged. Beef quiet and steady. Cut
meats steady and In moderate demand. Ba
con nominal. Lard Is nominally unchanged.
Eggs drill and unchanged..
Cincinnati.
Cava:Liman. Julie E'L—Flour dull and
lower;_family f 5.7518. extra ad Wheat
dull; Nos and 1 I L. 9 0 ,31.26, and nominal; a
sample of new Kentucky was offered on
Change; It was held at S.LbO, to be delivered
next week. quality, whit* and rely good. Corn
dull at SOO for mixed_
_eari_recelipts large. Oats
dull. but not lower; &nape, Hys unchanged;
98.•••,.aL Cotton nominally'T unebatired,with
limner feeling:middling 20 c. • Whis
rather a
key unsattled: old hrocess sold at I Mid Pa
tent at Mc Cash; some ask Pc higher. part cub
and part short time. Provlslaus nominally
unchanged; not much done. Yea pork held
at $30,60. Bulk meats: Ilbhalfhic for shoal
den and eider; nominal; no rale.. Bacon dull;
shoulders IX% lal(d, sides laxe, and Mtn for
clear rib and clear a small lot of the latter
sold at 17.ifc. Boger cured hams scarce and
firm atc" chiefly the latter rate. Lard
16c. Butter dull and lower; 170120 n. Eggs
Beefn dull.
lower and
and Arm
cattle fl lower and dulli P.60e7 grom.
Bogs dull; supply Urge and Mc lower. liata
B,7sgrous.
• ,
Curoxoo, JUDO 2Ll—Exchange it unchanged.
Flour Is moderately active sad Is unchang
ed. Wheat is firtnert.No Z cloud at 21.1flease.
slag seller July. This afternoon the market
was active at umg,Lia cash, seller for Jona.
and 111.ffri11.9334, seller for July. Corn active.
NBA* lower. she market cluing at EI.WC2IIIO
for cash. 84e for seller July No t this attar
roam market doll U. 810 for Juts. Oats Miner
No 2 closed at 41.140200. Rya weaker. No 2
closed at Ito'. Barley dull at 50c 'for No 2.
Highwines 111,2 c lower; closing nomlually at
2 , 1 for Iron bound. Pp:melons quiet and arm
er mod nuchanged.• Receipts for the put Z 4
hours are 0.096 bbls bu s h.l3lo bush wheat.
119.270 bush corn, MOM oat. 4JINI bush
'rye, 4.103 bush barley. LOB head hots. Ship
ments are XV: bbls dour, 1.493 bash wheat,
07.474 bush corn, 1e.405 bush oats, &KO bush
barley, :Me head hogs. Freights are dull at
5o for wheat and corn to Buffalo.
Hogs trxeo for common to extra. Cattle
very dull at 0.2428..21 for Texan steers to
choice shipping beeves.
St. Lout.
hi. Locus. June 21.—Tobacco offerings at
large prim.. but a trifle easier. Cotton dull
and nominal. Hemp Inactive and unehanged,
Flo
firm; super SLR extra *UMW; dou
ble extra $6,1061.6... treble extra
_041501.
Wheat *easier and the demand . ) IghtiNo i red
Mi. WV P C?: it,fr fo re
shipping lots; mixed in bulk troaTrlc; sacked /34
'RAM; good to prime white briailec. Ostirdull
and lower at 5103.530 in bulk: britibiJo lacked.
Rye dull and declining at Mate. Groceries
Arm
quiet
at anSIAMd uncha
Pr ng orisions—holdeed. Whiskey
re f i
rm ste and
m and
y
the market dull and unchanged. Lard dull
en d nominal at:lgßellio for prime tochoice.
Cattle unchanged at 4.1(1ic. Rocs steady
at 7X 419 c for goal to choi ceGL
•
Philadelphia.
Purtaimuzilla. June M.—Flour morn active
5 t h095,711 for winter wheat.. p.m
for coring wheat extra !watly. wheat
rt Pouncylnala red sa , d 7:. Bye un
changed. Corn vet? -Ynnww*."ton
PITTSBURGH" DAILY
t 1,15, mixed fl,ppdiA. Oat■ stead
visions held firmly. Mee, pork tat
Lard leXc. Petroleum and trials
changed.
=MEE
LorlSvita.E. June :I.—Bagging fl .s: twu
pounders 30c. Cott= tnt and Mactl e ats3c.
Flour quiand firm 15.50. Graf market
nominal.. price. unchanged. Provisi. n.R fit in
and • quiet. Pork '00.50. llanon 13 12,10){,31
1 71<c. Bulk Mentstth , als , ol.l , ;e. and I.c.
whisky
ELMEM
Curti-a:to. June •'l.—Flour on hanged.
Wheat dull, heavy fuel looter; No 1 red winter
. ffered freely at /LT.; sales of No sat 91. 2 :1.
dulllower; No Int We; No 2 at 88c. Oats
dull and looter; No 1 State 67c. 1170 dull at
Wank- for No 2 and No I. Barley: market
are and nominal. Petroleum dull; crude
SA) per barrel; relined 23.1:a2.1.NC.
Mcmi,
MENFots, June 21.—Cot ph ton dreier it 0.;c; ro
elpts 174. export. 331 bales. Floor quiet.
orri meal 54.81. Coro doll; mixed and yellow
teal. Oats r3403e.• Hay tiros at s.'l)=.
t ran dull at 19c. Lard unchanged. Pork
quiet at He In store. Bacon: shout ere 1370. 0 30;0; sides io!..reat , .
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE. June 21. -- Flour o let and
toady; receipts 11glots Wheat dull and lower;
western at 51.4051,80. Corn dull and looter:
white $1.0911.23. yellow 1.1243.1.14. (lots dull
95(4 Provisions arm an
Vhiskevery dull at 51.0421,05. 0
uu :hanged.
•
IMPORTS BY RALBOAD.
PITTNIIIIIIOU CINCINNATI aNn Fr. Louts
AILROAD, June 21.-103 bbl. dour. RI Knox &.
•n; 100 do do Watt. Lang C0;.4 cora staves.
I
V Hastingro, do. do, C Eberle ,. JO - wheat,
McHenry & Hood: 1 do do, P Duff; 133 bee
.ell
70 do corn. 3do pottoes, Bingham. Cos
. ell & Co; ID bra; Soap, 10 d o candles, 0 Par
er; 04 caddies tobacco. Johnston .0 Colvin: 6
cc hatne,_W Hoye & SK.m; Ido ;must Fe, E H
Mycre .t Co: 10 bxe candles, BC & J H uawyer;
a Old tobacco. E Wormier:' do do. A Schaub;
bge onts, McHenry & Hood: 93 do do. F
Weld; 177•d0 wheat. 8 do com.S Hood; 3 Ws
•BB Volgt, :Mahood & Co; 13 bge pbtatoes;
tricker & Co; II bbls eggs J J Pettit; 31 bbls
om meal, Arbuckles & Cori' Mils eggs. J A
raft; 0 do do, IV 11 Graff; 100 bbls floor. Segh
yer & Voskampt I car wheat, J W Dowser
der; 83 to,' hams, It Owens; B , do do. .141 Par
er; 2 hhds meal. ,W Denson; 1 ear oats, .11 It
:cott: 100 bbls flour, D Wallace; 1 car cooper
gc, M I' Adams: I car wheat, J S Liggett &
• Co; ughus onts.24 do wheat. Meador Rh 54
o oats. W 11 Hagan; 47 do tmtatoes. Keil &
Ititchart; 190 tea hams, P Sellers & Co.
CLEVELAND AND Ptrraucnmr RAILROAD
.O)IPANT. June 21.-1 car Iron. Nitnick A Co;
1 do lake sup ore, Pith Bolt Co; 2 dom tal.
Union Iron Mills; 1 do do, Reese. Greif &Dull;
Ido do, Chess. Smyth Cu; Ido do., Everson,
Preston & Co; SAM ft lumber, Cromlow &
bon: 9,001 do do. Fuller. Long & 1.1; 9010 do
o, Slack & Sholes; 3y bbls halm. I lox dry beef,
s rape 3: Robertson: 4) ban cheese, Woodworth
18,10 bbls hame.33llo pork. Dalrell & Tow a
end: 100 bbls lime. Doyle & Col 23 cases to-
• acco. Head & Metzgoi; 15 do do, Romer
; ens; 5 dti do, Dilworth, H & Co: 25 do do. IV
Miller & Co; 15 do do, 9 II Baird; 10 do do.
'cibmyer & Vaskamp; 5 bxe starch. Rine
hart & Stm - ens; 4 bdls J Godfrey; 7 bbls
copper, Cliff Mince:-2 boa yeast. 9lt Baird:2
bbls eggs,)! Rea Jr; 2 cask. cheese ,_J A Gruff:
1 do do, Randolph & Suppee; 2. do lito, Volgt.
Mahood & Co do do. BruFgerman & O'Brien3
1 bbl rice. 0 B Dilworth .3.• Lo; 07 ske oats. 1.7 0
ralgheadt Rai boo cheese. A Hilliest; IN Mlle
Woodw & ll; bno
lds . eggs, ' ti Jr, lob o
oil, D Bomaly&Co; I car lumber,N C Hof.; 7,658 ft
umber, B'Schtuldt & Co; 1013etup oil bids. C A
Wormoutle; M bales cotton. Eagle Cotton
Mills; I bale coffee sks. Rose & Roelof. Risks
fro nuts, DI) Dickey: 20 &id°, W 'steel &
10 do do, D D Blakey; 10 ban f can wax, J
P Smith & Co; 10 bbls oat meal. Rinehart &
do Boner, Littell & Mechling; 12 has tobacco,
Wormier .0 Co; no tors seconds, Dorrington
Bro; 40 has soap, Shriver & Co.
RA O CRO M A I X R J CH I a F 3J O .— RT S 0 W b A I Y e NE i g AN w D i n C s IC o R h D n
McCullough; a pkgs or lead, .7 Schoonmaker &
:•n; pus hams. F &Berl & Co; 1 car shoul
ders. W Hanna & Co; 103 eels flour. Watt,
Lang & Co; 53 sks hunks. Edmondson & Co;
14 logs potatoes. Woodworth*Cm2 blds lAE •
J A Graff &Co; 10 do do, Voir. M Co; 23 has
soap. S P Shrlver & Co; 3 bxe baton. W II
Graff & Co; 12 eke potatoes. if Rea Jr; 53 has
cheese, Vangoryler & 8;18 do do Haworth &
YlOO do owner; 76 do do. N J &radio: 12 sits
rags. R Christt: 42 has cheese. 01 10.1
mks oate. S B Floyd & Co; 3 sks dry apples. J
8 Dilworthbas diem°. D Cooer:
55 hales wool, S Bratilet & Sons: Ifo bbls do p ur,
owner: 100 do do Watt Lang & 00.
Atzionmer VALLE". itatutoan. June 21.-
100 Mai oats 11 dol rye, 02 do wheat. Scott &
()leak 60 eke do A dame & Knox: 6 sks wool.
W 31 Logan & Co; 17 ski wheat. J S Liggett &
Co 5 14s wool W Barker Jr & CO: sS sks pot..
toes, F 0‘20112; I car grain. Blaney & Moore: 7
etre metal. Shoenberger B & .Co: I do do W
Smith; 1 ear Dentine. .1 Harts: 1 one metal
' •ese. Graff & Dull; 1 car lime. Hendersoo..4
ro; 1 ear grain. Bruggerman O'Brien: 1 car
metal, McKnight & Co; 1 car grain, D Wallace.
ALLIVRCAT ViranortJunc. 21.-8 cars metal.
Lewis, Bailey & Dalrell;ls bge tolllfeed. 15 do
corn meal. ()Stewart; 120 bp milifeed, Adams,
& Knox: 1 car bate. It Knox & Son; 33 bet oats.
M Steel Son; 33 bgs oats. M Stl & Soo; lti
• Ides, I bbl tallow. Lamm & W ei r; 15 ban
heese. J Kohen; do du. Moon Bro: sdo do.
Clark tiro; 100 bble floor. 0 Stewart; S pkg. to
bacco, It & J 11 Elton; 10 do do, J Ko em 1 car
umber. L Walter. & Pon; 4 ski atone. tP
Sodden. '•
IMPORTS BY RIVER.
OIOVINSYCLIZ. AND Gr.sars
RACKET 011IPANY. Jane 21.-831 ek corn 4£6
irolllo. ed do wheat, Mcflenn- Flood I
e whisky. J K Lannaban. 2E3 Als icorn..ll7
do oats, McCracken G & Co; 6 bbl. ogre. Ran
kin & 'lrv; 191 sits oats Hitchcock MI C & Cu:
bbls flour. Culp & 3; 91 eke cons Dunker &
Co- 48 do Oat.. J C Schauppe & Co; do do.
Kell & Relchart; 60 sks wheat.% do ',old s. S 11
Floyd & Co; 3 pkge eggs. 8 do sorghum, %Might
31 & Co: 70 sks oats w Welch & Co; le Ike c
• Campbell & Coulson.
12rEv.14 Ern Ly_ June 21—La Mee wheat.
o on., Mc Rade nier: I n do do. bt.lts
eggs, A Hopkins,• sks cat, Graham ß Mar.
shall: 18 do do. El Floyd & Co; 00 do deco, 17A
do wheat, 1 bbl ego, .1 Horner; Woks oats. E
N eitanhant; t balsa bay. HaElrby & Co.
II a wp *-k za:JA•i:•a4l,7l
MONO. GAHELA RIVER-
THE FLEET STEINER
BELLE • -
1;FAIOrl Co der.
Independent Pittsborp, Brownville and
GUM Packet.
twa ....77rlssul l y. ' TwersTlA.l ° VMMlTlV
at .1 P. N.
Wa 111 er.477 ill ptamtoa P oas in o a twtOtiO
sUD ateoplyonbo.M.orat !-
b Weer.t
oy. WM.MrKtROY CO.. Agent.
EMIEMI
_ ._
EOR CAIRO AND ST. -
LOCIS.-The 1 - .yeboat WILD
CK me Barges SWAN sad and •
.1. W. ANAWALT Commander.
CU am *l4 ADAMS. Qat
Will leave for the shore{ Aorta oo WEDNBSDAY.
Jews 7.10 : also lakirkg freight for New Orlerjs
J O
all eoutbero Ren. -
ale O. B. GHTUEST le Co- rtzeote.
1=1=213!
foOR WII EELING, MARL
ETTA. PA RE E
ATOP AND PORTSIIODIII.
Lama Pitabutial EVERY YRMAY-4v. u.
Latta Portsmouth EVERY MONDAY-Y 4)
Tho new Sod tplentlM mamma. steamer
GRANITE STATE,
W. a SERE.. Clainttuatior,
Will lams um man rad. •
forttelabt or Pst.QM apply on board, or So
Q. It (MUM ♦ CO..
I .
Pittsburghand Cincinnati
PACKET LINE
5idi..210.1
Marna
JUNIATA, .;
War4 , r:•
11.nrPdat,V,bZ
prof'l:
ly. garang.wtli.leave alncuanatl an Tv Y
sal§ DA y.
" V i cg Intel& or am co l..l l4lo Br w tg oD.
oata J no La , Meet..
STEANSEME'S
L L ~ TOW ITEj i t i I;O2 „ I 4 J.N4rEliti•
...al-int3l the 'slab 4.6
tod
8c Eft,,,tlMnit tr,
tloo apply to •
WILLIAM BINGHAM, Jr.,
n 143 lIMITEIYIELD STILE=
IsJoky; iiq .1 AV ea a ft: 0
HOLMES, BELLA
ANCHOR COTTON:MILLS,
1171191138011.
Ilanufsotoron of lillllAVTl4Zeraf LIGEF
ANCHOR AND 11tAGNOLIA
Sheeting and Batting.
• Orrl - CS OR '
GONTIOLLIS Or ALutoßivr VG PA., ..
Prritscsolf, Jame 1 kb, 1570.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORSBeaI
ED PROPOSALS .111 be mitred at this M
ao. uotll SitEkb toot., Inclusive. for building . our
BRIDGE over 31oLotegh1tres BIM. on tbe read
1154.100 Dom the Wuhlartoo Pike to Sodom, In
Upper St. Mar togrOshlp. Al. for erecting npw
WOODEN STRECTERE et the Brblge orer BLO
WY. Boa, on the reed turbot from Waablutoo
Plt. to Thomas 0011106 . Mill, to South Panetta
,Toweolp.
all Sbeetlon of &nett Coreenierlobere: •
30110144,wr lIENitT LAbITIERT. Gootroller.
Bakery, Confectionery
ICE CREAM:
• Tb• tuadsralsoaa has established th. above Inal,
tavatva4rZretellara•hTl'i brg
Ems um ram ahem tot la ara= ."" i r •
:VOW °. il"
.:P d tr 411 lf.ra
varr aotlsatdant to the Part. lla.stactioo par.
Kaaaaa In Itatoodason ➢tloe.. TAG pm.
.3 Wax:mart la aotlattaa. • ' '
ant A. =ODE&
RIVER NEWS!
T Pro
.2aboo.
key nu.
The river continues to recede steal. ly at
this point with -I feet .1 lash in the
channel last evening by the Monongahela
mark, Weather clear and pletleant.
There have been no arrivals I:ince our
last report excepting the pan eta. and
there are no boats due.
The hull for Captain Campbell's bell
boat arrived from the ship Nardi on Mon.
day evening, and in now lying a the Al.
legheny river opposite the eng i ne works
of Mr. James Rees, where she 8111 receive
all her machinery.
• The Juniata did not get off en Monday
night as expected. Captain Bnentout not,
deeming it prudent to venture! out with
The channel obstructed on both sides of
Brunet's. Island, the Glendale stkking one
aide and her barge the other.
The Glendale succeeded in gl.:i
ing et
about noon yesterday end upon. he recep
tion of the news, the Juniata in) edatelv
took her departure. She had an kxcelleut
freight trip.
The Belle, from Geneva, a ved and
departed as neual.
flie Wild Duck Is filling upLeteatliiv
for St. Louis, and tho Collier j x, as oleo
commenced to load for the same int.
It is expected the hull for ' pt. 0. 1).
Moore 's new boat will !be launched today.
. . . . ...
—:The length of tlw, Ohio river proper,
-from Pittsburgh to curio, Is -887 mil.,
•which, together with navigaiLle tribe.
tariffs, Constitute an internal navigation of
over 4,000 miles, making a shore line of
4
double this exte 't, or over 8,000 1111108:
nearly•twice the ength of the shore lines
of the Atlantic a d Pacific waste of the
United States. ho 151issibsippl; 'from St.
Paul to New Or anti is over 2 oop wiles
in length. 'LI 0, will' its tributaries,
,offend a much more remarkable 1 exhibit
'than that above ; given. The Liirslealppl
Is navigable much t f the year to }ore
Benton, a distance of, 8,600 miles.
' —The Dexter will be taken out on the
llousil City marine war about (July 1,
and the alterations will be proceeded with
rapidly. She will get a new 804 , and
stern, making her twenty-tine feet
longer. Her owners believe alto will be
the strongest:built and . fastened steamer
afloat. The alteratiOns willo - be coM s pleted
September 1. •
—Tito following boats wore in port
. at
Cincinnati on Sunday : Liberty I`4).
Edinburg, Alice Dean, Este Robinson,
Charmer, St. Jam., Ben Franklin. Silver
Moon, T. F. Eckert, St. Charles amt
rena. Thu Mollie Ebert from New Or.
lea., and Minh , Laurie from Kanawha,
were due
—As the now steamboat Alexander lilt
cbell was approaching Canton, 3.1 m, ocher
downward trip, she burst one of her-cylin
dons, blowing the first engineer several
yards but not dangerously Injuring Win.
fbe accident caubed a panic among the
pneeangers.
—one - .hundred and fifty Chinamen
have embarked ;,t Omaha on the Silver
How, sod will proceed down the river to
St. Louis. They are destined for Miters,
LOISWILLUL
'-•••4 !eters. Dun and Hale, II few days
ego sold to Captain James D. Parker, of
the Nashville and Cincinnati Packet Com.
piny, the barge Minnie, for $lB,OOO.
—The Nick Wall- run aground WO
miles below Fort Benton. and was still
!ticking there at last accounts, and la
likely to stick there all season.
—The towboats, Lloneek nor.
err and Warner arrived at Louisville on
Sunday, and the Wauanitai and Ironsidm
were at Cairo the same day.
—Thd mountain trade to not Likely to
ailment to much thisyear, and it Lprobe.
ble that there will be fewer mountain
boats built than last year.
—The Kate Pllll3l/1.11 and Mary Darage.
Pittaurgh for tit. Louis, loft Cincinnati
on Saturday,
—The Mollie Elbert ascended the fallathe
other day, and Is piobably cutouts tor this
port.
TAX NOTICES
MERCHANTS
hilalese to the Domegbe &atipape r ld
thlt 7 tOt. a, " ; " l4ratle =Tr oua sae
BROKERS .
14.5 - ors. 111111114 hull. Moselle 11.por. sad
•
COnliniSS/On AlerPhants,
Nolo a
or. new opa topossess of etas.
TAXES, •
.WILO • rsdoetloa por tor Maas Por
=sat.
J. F. DENNUITON.
Treasurer of Allegheny County.
1.13.:711LdaT
AL
U. 8. - INTYR3 tir R . ET PD gliaJor.
COLLECTOR'S NOTICE.
Orrinta i lICTOY 01=1.1f i ti.11=1:71.1
o Um stpkot,.
_ AiLsonze7 %
hley /myth. 1870. f
Notice le beriioy stun that the untie] Ustri of
credal Tues. formerly termed Lloeues, Ned of
the Taxes on
•
Incomes, Caidages, Watches,
• • - Silver Plate, di.c., l • -
-
Ao. new a this others. where Pernent!will he re..
ceived • thereon by the Collector. ova And snot tr.
rum DAY OF JUNE. 1870: They inane bu
, hag become due. meet be Mld Wore thei 9411th dal
of .11140. 1870. otherwise addle/011.0 expeasee
will be Incurred by the tea peter.'
S. nurrworox. Sp.. Depute Collector for the
Comity of Armstrong. arid EDWIN LYON. Zen
Oepeitt Collector. far the pratity of . Butler. will be
reedy to receive after the let of Jui for thee.
respective oceuties. mid wlll part seem roam..
ring the time end places when and where the, will
be prepared to rieeetve the taus collectable by
them. ' Taxer paid only la prentecks or °mane!
entrreney. Mice hum from 9A.IAto 3 r.
JOHN M. SULLIVAN,
~~~
CRT or Aur,za _
TnieaCat Cl Omer. Jo.. Via, IRO
Allegheny Taxes.
Noting Y.. herebiktottn th at the Loom n hare
nay placed to th e near'. Moth, Mehemet
if aty Poor. City stoe. Repoli. Illehool
no Sower and Peelle reek Teem. sat of Water
Bente for the Year 1100 we *het sold 'Arse will
now to reoolved In pursuance rff the Am of Ae-
Titiiiiil= 7 ll% hb74l4latVl
elloweneee
was lf pskt on Of before the MI dal
of etl.
o lle u r r yr eenf.ll pate on of Won t h e Me sal
.P,...oer:rn. If mid On or Won the MG der
traat stl-ta• lint day of Septeabgat
c° ?CU% MU day of October. no
;14..feMbLenri c r i l of Ofeoter.
Per siit.hd be mann 61•1 60 0 °
After the first of Nivember,
Wamota .111 be Levee to eat ofol: the were.
of el Wes rotnalnix =elf, nt t° o
` te o Di Tbe ratiliqarAl rz n PO
ginrat t h r . 1 .3 4, t agyliny, aye
Drr MACIFER,RW.
malls 1 cr i t ; rim 4Z
oia.
rrx,pdrsoP brntiNat. atzntinnhl
$ N lIIMADV„ ,
x il Tr t n inigetAint T
, T ° tba Annual Listof Tuna gm •' •
Incomes Carriages, watches,
Sliver Plate, &c.,
And Spacial TavanD 1:3.• an" - iad i roll• sae
ci...,........,... the...2w. rilOZ
the elUsont tannins In the noon -4 no nnons
of • GUY of PlUslltonn.born.o ham.
Att n- tilr;V:Z B °'th g r.
Waohjar rh ann Union,andtt=ll
et. aur. e romoteirtatee -, - , • -
Mtn' BI .EUD BEFORE. '
Ttlygg4.l OF
1 . , ME , 4 1 7 1) „., r. ~.,
. I.4,,,e"Mouttihrajc- itewiin.,_g;'
amoe from On tnit DIMS ovum . % =
DlettiCt. not Inolnaan In tan anon
or nottoonnf the tlnte lanai cep In--;;;••
tal. b /
P"P".41".Wv 141 . .De .
joulas Conneker Int. a.. .
' "
Crrr CM
Pr rrann+l..l,lll.ll.l
" pt) li°b;
rag: a. T.L. .+717 et lI N IMI7 of • +•••=.
City, City Building, Special, FOOT, Busl -
ness, City Scholl and Ward School
Taxes and City Water 'Rents
Tot the Ter t tO hace,ln'asiordence wfeh law,
Lees this an retunied to me formalisation. A
deduction of Asir Par pate* .W tai elluiced
ell Teen and Water lial i ;pala tai of before the
Ant der of Ausaia end a if swum gala
a . 1 . 1 ". 1 . Mut den - Angait sod tirieenth
AXETTE : WEDNF,SDAY,,MORNING, JUNE 22, 1870.
SPECIAL NOTICES
arDOCTOR WHITTIER CONTIIi•
CMS TO TREAT ALL PRIVATE DIS.
EASES. That numerous class of cams melting
bout aelf.ahum. pniducing unnianlineas, neurons
'debility trritability , eruptions. sestina/ emissions.
and duallY impotency germanen tly cured. Penton,
aftlieted with delicate. Intricate Slid long standing
constitutional munplulnts are politely invited to
mai for consultation. hick costa nothing. Expe
rience, the best of teachers, has enabled Mtn to
perfect remedies at once Cadent, tare, permanent,
and which In most came can be used without hind
rance to business. Medicines prepared in the es
tablishment. which embraces office. recent Wn and
waiting rooms: also boarding and slitelgoir sParl .
=WV fur fettlente requiring daily person./ amen-
MA and vapor and chemiolti baths.. thus concert
trattlig 'loran:tad mineral entings. ho matter who
his have tailed. Mare your case. Read what he mys In
pamphlet of env gages. Sent to any address for
two stamp. in segged envelope. 'Mot:mends of ayes
treated annually. at °Mee and all over the rotintvy.
Mee, nersonallArtr
b Ornew
E 1..; ter. aril,. li.
PuroPhlet Mut to any address for Two VIASIPS. •
ay'DTSPEPSIA—NEW NODE OF
REATMENT.
PROF dOft WA LEER. the distleguleheri Eng
lish Butantet. diecorortul In Australia an excellent
hmedr, m effectual cure for Indigestion.
T lluve
aun Liver Complaint, end anniemlosted
117 , ,_ e u r•
4 TlreVi t APTrie= P Atetety who malts this &li
neman:mut oil nut .male any charts for this
.' rt - Vi i the 'Vl b .g"ef t '.',l477,==i7N
but W return request , thale who are'
trtg:l t r " to..r.rarJ,datto,,,,lvitstray .a 4 l ; telmeot
...natant In medical reform. Maelrsaja e r= " 4l
v'AvinATTA,TV'grivoiLbPiiggi ! E4-
Phllacielohlat. Issor
07711ANHOOD: HOW LOSt! HOW
RIZITORED —Just Publish In • !seise
ewnllspe. Prlce.ole amts. A I s .KIT
NATIIiIALTHEATMENT.Ana 11 ° pa '. TUE
Slocosatmerbsee s or SeminsJ wen Vol. wad tingssli f -
Went, Islarrlnce
psy, generelly L:e a re easne sls. Con-
TYpl:lo,lts/7 IaOnT 7 J I 11V1I. e . , u 116 V 7.L, 1c
00014&19I Bah WA O iZ l 0) !W
to E Ony4d mt s;
Slnek.Pestunlce bet slob Culcorwellls
purel cents. m.&.30
IBATCHELOR'S 11Aln DTE.—
, mie n, dld Dalt Dye Le newn in the
world. Da reliable. Instant. dee. IVIS
contain lead. nor. maxi° potsoti to protium
lalitelyale or death. any
Avoid the •ktuntqd and doh,
r=rrrt=lr Fr ' V;
had 30 ynno. untattitahed reputation o ophold Ito
Bitegrity ea the only Pertret Dye—Blanit i.r
Brown. Sold by all Druiddeta. ApOlied at 18
Bond street. Id. Y. fat
irr•A.VOID QUACKS.—A 'Victim of
•vii early Indlst. ellen, causing narrow deblillY.
I:immature (Way. c., lining tried In vain every
W
rerriedr. has discovervid • site vle means
tit self-sure. which be tend to h 4
sufferers. Y lIKEVIIk.
JeZhilwl . 78 Ylessati Street . York elt7
WHOLESALE GROCERS. &c
ESTABLISHED BY A. & T. GORMLY, 1811
W. M. GOR.NLLY,
Wholesale Grocer,
271 LIBERTY STREET,
tptreetly %mite Eule nott;,i
PITTRIII.:BCFL PAL
.It.',BTZELE. ..... . J. L. sTrrax.
:Nr. STEELE & SON,
Commleston Merchants,
WAIT. INEMI L 'a• Mottut`
seen) city.
W. C. Armstrong,
I==l
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
NO. 23 MARKET ITELEST.
L. J. BLANCHARD,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
Naj96 PENN STREET
aOIX L izooss.. -mu. S. mom.
TWIN' I. HOUSE BROS., Successors
tVaice I. 110L115 t CO.. Whollonfo Groom
and Lake bloroblato,Oarcm of Soflibflelo
and ow woof 0, Pittoburxtk.
"JOHN glum,.
QIITPTON L - IYALLACE frhottle
GROCERS AR
D PRODUCE DEALERS. Pro.
Sixth !moos, nitabanth.
DLLS. _
Tack, Bro. & Co.,
PERRY BUILDING,
'Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh.
BROS.,
S.,
Philadelphia.
WARING & RING,
Petroleum and its Products,
DALZBILLII BLOCK. DIIQUIIIINV WAY.
rhuth.ipbt.
WA ILINO-. KIN CF & co.,
. WALISTT STrilt6T.
- ECLIPSE
PETROLEUM REFINERY.
Herbert W. C. Weddle,
ILAXIMACTIMER OP
Lutiricating and High Test Burning Oils.
iIcLIPSs ItALLILOAD OLL.
nand. swat wet
It
WIMPS mown* Ina
pti krwat Waxtatare. dwelt on for WM.
iVaitytrr &NSW BLACILME PROP.
wul eat
PAW ItILL A.,7) PLANING PILL 011.1.
rk A Vnltir4iM a LEA OLIT on,
Tipitti . erriaalter
, •Ji
• v to prom,' Wed Imo
glt we 4soblnary from ran.
products are toarwaotand under 'Dr.
ptentiry 008.0.4. Mani I, Vane..
Thu
Worm. ina an. almost odesiew teed'
pew *Worm. aarl meetly light owned. Wad •
mph larapinuttin ilinanaunpal .0
pile
We
:MUcl.sodir . ern i M l mtiot je awn many at tho
principal nanroe. ftmlige sn be Amazed sad
orders lett IP4 WOOD STEXPT. Worts at
Shan:Warn Baer.
FINANOLS-L
OOLLXTOIL
7 Per Cent. Gold
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
MILNE or o. R TAX.)
Or TUE
BURLINGTON,
CEDAR RAPIDS :&
MINNESOTA R. R. CO.
A WAIT= QUANTITY roil RAUL
At 90 and Interest.
falorest pkyalAs May sad troftember.
. 6 0 ,26NEHRW1 Ivin••.: •
lunrito yowrialaire com s .
Ri t thorliMfaBth a nithrpiat
epu provided tyrtm pW :.
end =Tore Lthidthread beithee or the
the
inkre s n i el best ilMilelArt the pn inite .. l
por vent ,
tared& de time t and
Clo.lgnarler per oben. to cold, wth we mud the
secorith equally wood.
The Company mem the right. vithout
to srtheard the ;aloe.
HENRY CLEWS & CO.,
BimaLera,
92 Wall Street, New York.
S. M'CLEAN & Co.,
No.
.6:5 Fourth Avenue,
CENTRAL - .BANK
No, .8 Bank Block,
PITTSBURGH. PA
=I
Bank of •Discount and Deposit.
ETOCICHOLDERS unxvlntrALLt LL►BLB.
Intend Allowed on Time. Depoiits.
Collections Enede&aLl las pnOthel atlas of the
Doltefl Mates snit
TivAs c hl o cidr, , 41801 LIT,
. '. C:
1 ONO) H. HOPHINIi tIOC I: BlNClfriff
MAUS AJMER, . JADED Y. finial .
V.V A B LV " . . . 11)$2,2tri
r.. ',COMMIT, t.
' . ' if. lATQUATir..itee/afer.
I!M
—:=xw..~s.'4a.w~um~.a:.zc.+,,*zan,.~`e~.-r~.vytz,.:rN:.'~:.r, x..;',.. _.,;~x..v"sm„~ezai:'T , ,,~=.a..:.hrw"~. .a.+e:,n.,G.3,su;`~.:a4~nl':d~:#`.'.~'~~t'.`>'~secG S%~ufrwv~..,:x::~3.'~"tGl.s+',~=:..S::Y.:3iLa-
FINANCIAL
THE
DIAMOND SAVINGS BANK,
•
No. 6 DIAMQND. Prrrennton.
CAPITAL 4.240.000
5T0CK.1101.1.114 DentemceLlor LIADLIC.
Deposit'. In tants of In and nosnsit reodyed.
InSlrstt Wlssltd on time dosonits. Partlel3l.
Lannon Riven to mlloollont, protOods of ...blob
bo renkitteft pr0:164 .,
,
irFalt fl?..3 C . ° ;:itim, I I, It=
ro.loterhold.
Jo.. I P. 6.5..70.,
•
Wm. D. Cooper.
Presldenh-N. P. SAWYER..
Csables-JUN 8. SCULLT. lofkiD
A_MERICAN BANK,
No. SO Fourth Avenue,
PITTSBURGH
•
Chan CALISTA L *200,000
Stockholders 'lndividually Liable.
BASIS OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
JOIIN FLOYD. . WM. FLOYD.
• Preeldent. Culler.
DIDECiors:
__ .
IR .1 1 5 : ,, - , ,t 1 ,, ' ,2 ° .V. 1. ' ttiliri,P4ll:4:
At e5 ii.i ..4 c 17 ,. 0., i Ju. D.EallY.
• Wto.Floyd.
3 . ..: a Floyd. - l
t LOCUM. tneda on ell sotto* 10 the United
But e and Caned., Prow pt %Deo llost Feld to ode.
teat ,ndants. - lelttlat
FREEHOLD. BANK
'D BUILDING . ASSOCIATION,
No. IN Fourth Ave., Pittsburgh
`iiiiifi."l . GE, tISS:3II3:
1•
' is'7,vrits„psErcuiAniaND 'Sit hiIiFAITLi
OSTH.
“I dent—EDWARD CHE.
es Prelildenta.--J. S. CRAFT. ADAM JACOLIS.
DMHCTortn:
EDWARD DOCHE, WILLI&X . 1111(.1,ITS.
RIVA iI .. TVE.. 1 ' 9117 .' 1 ° 'IIF -1-`-r*
I'FliijlAtl~uAYlß. DILCRD,
. .
Peeretnry vtd Treanurer—TUOMAlS
Asaletent Cnebier—JAMES P. SPE ii,LL
Office henry
and every o'clock A. 11. ont P,
daily, and every Patigney evening from 7 tel 1 O.
31
COMMERCIAL
BANKING COMPANY,
No, 92 Fourth Ave., Pittsburgh
• -
Quasi, - 6200.000
Stockholders Individually Liable.
w.u.EVILSMO.N. W. tl MACHOM. •
President. guilder.
I, CR WII,11111:
A ILICAAN) en ILLTZI3. .1011.1 Li c pwi t x.
YT v ev u r l igh tux (1 ligniTre
. '
w: WD.
JACOB LEE.
Collections made on 01l seoessithe ;mints of the
,United States and Cantata.
NTI:RIT allowed cut TlitiE DCPOSITIL
pondents.
Prompt steamier, glean to all business of comes
CITY BANK,
MUißriNffli=l
PITTSBURGH, PA.
CAPITAL 8100,000
STOCZOLDM INDIVIDUALLY .14ABLE.
NTE PAID ON DEPOSITS.
PO ON C ANGIE bonito And fold. and
when floolred 'conalttod to Eoro o,Sleetton•
pyn ti all and In 411 prtnotpfl panto of the
4 enlMrlitf. Pklnnt.
A NISOWA L . V V 4k6aL
DOLICT0114:
D. Ilsrion.
Thom. nowt( tryint *C"..
Patrick • 4 i t op.
ream .12P
FrVq .b n
LI..
J UM". Timmins gtgan " :
N. imp,.
lona „I OIL 11. GAZZA.3I &Zarin,
THE SAFE DEPOSIT 00,
Of Pittsburgh.
FOR .
Safe Keeping of Valnables,
Coder ituranteo, and th• Matins 111 Sal. la Ile
Fire and Burglar-Proof Vaults,
No. 83 Fourth—Ave.
. Pevaldent,-11ENILPMEL
Wllllem
ie manhy"d4
'
D rarr os
"
Naifry~l.AlllL, J =
V)t
U.
awl.
tn V
*• • <Wtrenoo6o.
0. lOU 4 WOW.
MORGAN, KEENE
&
W all Sti,Leet
(Third door from Brom:Prey.) NIA TONY.
( art2l42ll2tY itterTlN T at6 u otfil, " 6
A General Bankin Business.
TRIO. Y. MORGAN. EIEL 6. KEENE.
=LESS I. .
(Late Paymaster Gaithrld and SOlutaat Gemini of
the &nth of New Tort)
Being andhe tanmadlata vicinity of the Monk Es.
change the C old Boa r d land anouthers each).
callers en executed nith the greatest poasibia de*.
Welt
Illerebanto and Investonalvton at • dtetansa.
ono rely upon our attention to their =1L0.% or
latr l t n arders. Otth oral= and Proiniffthafte.
ansin y ers ` of ° 711:lon . 111 Banra n =tAttlntlorui
amxt
00 the =At favorable tem.
IndittatiAls a.] Trim Contonalsa. enntlnnPintina
• change in their seeuritloc or daalting to male
Inquiry ocutoernths any Ilnanetsi booths. th e,
zatt in . t i ffe y e o intylvittal , to
Co
Reffsrsra-Meaftna. jay Cooke &New York.
N.-Holmes & Sons,
BANTKRris,
67 Market Striet,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
o°l3-4 1 , :et1:47411='"‘"""
STOCK BONDS IND OTHER SECURITIES,
110008 T ADD SOLD O 00MILIDSION.
1 42alar Waal:too paid to the paroban and
United . States Sectultleo.
H rT, CA.UGHEY & CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
COE FOURTH A!ID WOOD STREETS,
Pittsburgh. Pa.,
saws:sem TO 1142 fled. HART A C 0.4
DUIXILI Ut
Exohange, Coin, Coupons,
And Dertitear aeleeltee ell to the ounelseeleed
Government Bonds.
ALIO
• 2dt
Sight Draughts on . London.
TILE FIRM OF " T R ..ItYg &
Ili o rr,Abz ~mttid WP
TAYLOR & COOPER,
St.,
- No. 5 Bro St.,
=== B V ~ " 6 '
1111 t. JOIIN B. LEY
e a_ol tart=batlapttia batedl6o.ooo
altial:FiVt tvportnally et Wang thecos.
I.
w.,„,,,,,„ ~...,,,.....
...1. taaar I:= 11, Di l l? .'
" ai• ate l ai
%mt .:,
Woo n ,......,.. , w Tort .at
M *fl ai ' 41.24.14' ..0,:..,.4«,
E ILOII.
JO t.
„list. ty . permasion to First lattloarmt.
Tradesmqn'sl4tional Sanit,
WOODD STREET, CORNER. SECOND RTE.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
Cold,Coiipon Bonds and Stock
-• BOUGHT ADD HOLD.
•!100,000
L IRAAND ICYFI IO, :=I._.t . •
ntISM,A n Caabmr.
ocEh.d/ff
(T • OR • , •
GILLESPIE
Chimneys Swept,
trot* dene on_ Cbtartetthout *mad., Jj
g r ilreflArl7 2 :4l " MAr .
gost stmots,
wompt omption.
ENGINES, BOILERS, &c:
FORT PITT
Boiler, Still and - Tank
•
WORKS.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
ILLNITPACIVRERS OP
110 a 1M
RIL L SlTi l Eti 020-11g6"14
CO
-
u tvaIi:G & PASS. SALT' f . ..Se
al f Ab PIPES. OASOILETEDS AND • DION
• • N DOOES AND 00A1.. SMITE&
OPTIC/LAND WAREHOUSE:
Cor. 2d, Sd, Short and Liberty Streetp,
rrrrsonaou.r..
EP' Orderset to tb• abet.* MID*. 1 , 111 be
PrOMPli, atte nded to.
.trattklEt
HUGH M. BOLE Si CO.,
con. point Alley and Duquesne St.,
IN Edlt TILU POLNTJ
Engine Builders, Founders
MA.CHINISTS.
TWATRBTM,II,II: 'T.G's —"TA
ATIT Oil. WELL InZAGLSW oar ppee SyTATIO i.
P n o; M tt d 4; 4 : 4. 11' 4 v . '47 7 1 raoroz.“ our
nws.fik (giovtegi-.ITtavtorIYNCEEITN ;
I nd
IltON TUUACOO PalhatiEd. 0171 hand 'arta
maga to urder, at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS, t
Ftoyhop do the A"gbe" Ri""'" [ho P.!.t•
Ptttfhurgh, Pe.
ur All onion to , nonl 9ned. 1101 VS.
Riesick & Bro.,
FIDE AND BIIMOLAS-PROOF
SAFES AND VAULTS.
NO DAMP. NO MOULD.
ENGINES AND 31A.CHIN E Y,
BREWERY IS OR D.MPALMLNQ PUTITO.I
Yrr MAU .1 1 2 E4llllR.'itar"Ti,G°'
ot,
O'HARA BOILER WORKS,
F. REPHAN &, CO.,
. I ''ra!"" 4l l,lEnarrairea
Cor. of Second Avenue and Liberty Street.
PITTEIBORGII. Pd.
.j . t ,v erelztoe gooltely pi , Oda ror to the
saitkai"'"'"l""""rlVAAac'W
FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS
( NATIONAL FOUNDRY
APR
Pipe Works.
Corner Carroll and Smallman Sreets,
crozra WARD.]
PITTSBOROB. PA.
Wlsti. SMITH,
riernmeortnusr. or
Cast Irokßowl Pipe,
FOR
GAS AM WATER WORKS.
Castings for Gas and Water Works!
7,l'l4;llT.traTNlT'"*"-'
Y. • 11. . • VCXJ 11"
MONONGADELA FOUNDRY.
A% J. ANDERSON & CO.,
Alsantact iong l ara n a l ark O Zlß WE ! .
Castings Of all Descriptions..
C EI
f 17.4 I r(i Tar
owolt.
Onwl FoCERAT-No. TE E WATER BT..
PltrAbwW2.
ROBINSON, REA & CO.,
&memo. to RoauDION. &UM & Mums
WASHINGTON WORKS,
rocannitas a supicilmrtrreausort.
Monntzeturert of Dont end IMatlorry Btouo
,-
Bu . 4 „ ? ..y re .11=j4:1 .. r.Tr . hnisana
Mon No. r iUotom:_gin,o2Rtab&ohistonoot.
&r a t= .&#DI3 PATEN OU .ojlLoo
THOS. CARLIN & CO.,
Fourth Ward Foundry , 1 / 4 Machine Works.
IiANDUSILT BT., ALLZOMINY CITY. PA.
rei m FE . Li i tat i. AE L Vatttt i ttatm “,
tate Ben, wetou. Lanen d ox tTirt.
order sad Wave on bead snpon ot. all Wu.
PM:elk 'Roll Foundky.
Our. LIBERTY AND 1347/3 NIL
BOLLMAN & BAGALEY,
Manufacturers Of Superior
Chill Rolls, Sand Rolls and Pinions.
.
- BRASS CASTINGS.
=CRT BIZ& JaCBTAVE BANCIJ
Henry Bier • & Co.,
olosn'oton to MEM X coorint a CO.)
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS.
Brass Castings
MADE PROMPTLY TO ORDER.
mime AND OB t EY MON IIITING4.
W rn 3l T 44iimArku
figy.
8 .....4.1.ar1i d ) . BT SBC:SIPTION tor
B rad M ai IbILIDIS, the
beetle the
OFF/Cll Jiro WORKS;
Corner Thirteenth and Pike Streets.
ATWOOD & MoOMFREY -
Corm Warm am= sad TICMD Anorga.
Pniabwill4 Ps-. BLADE POUNDERS and IRON
PIPS ITITEBB.sad AGpSlifotii.S.FAMEllol3
it CO'S STIUX-PITIPS .
PROFESSIONAL.
G. W. DeCAIP,
• .
ATTORNEY AND COORAULOR AT LIV 4
a..zwea to N 0.37 CIRAIVLLITTIMET Plw-
Lute, tn i ll=eigl i Peegoo th"l inialar i tir &Me p er (
Allegheny county, end male agleettong In met or
• - • • -
ARCHIBALD BL.LIKELY,
Attorney-at-Law,
N 0.116 FIFTII'AVNRII/S.
E=!MII
H. H. McCOB.3IIOEi
Attorney -at-Law,
Na •8 GRANT eTRUT.
tn „.„°"7 44 "". 0 .0 lam to an it .s. vi
W' B. NEEPEB,
ALLERmAs A.ll69 .t rap = o MITI OF
Offie . e, 1.12 Fifth avenue
as .
tu.
logal badness sanded to
IRON AND STEEL,
CRESC.EN;
STEEL IVOR S.
MILLISR.IIARR S: PAR .DZI
OFIICE: No. 3.31 l Liberty S,
=I
DUQUESNE IYOIII
Coleman, Rahn &
IRON, NAILS, STEEL,
and Sprin_ s.
DUQUESNE, L X AND JUNIA •A•
13:11 D asPfA N K°.-r A 'AlirfA n trliro ° ,4 -.
BOILER ES AND HEADS, I
GUARD IRON DRAG AND DIioPPER BARS.
RARN.CFLINDER IRON,
iIt IL O S IVPD F" Igyk t IMar C al Alt% TEETB
STEELPRINU . ,__ A PIAM AND ' ir ' CLTIVATOR
WINDS ANT :el ULDS_ent. to ttern,
A F " F iR tr . 7E91 rllildiNtiSELLa
WAGON
CUT NAILS .I.ND SPIKES.
All floods First Class and Warranted.
OFFICER AND WORKS-16th street and Alla
lit= Meer. and 77 Water street. Mee
Pittsburgh Steel Wor s.
.81iTABLIEUIED LY 1E43.
ANDERSON (t. WOODS, •
• MAN VIrACTL - 11.106 OF
BeSt Relined Cast St el
OF EVITtY DESCRIPTION. ALSO.
Best Refined German Plow So Spring St el.
bootOORNEIt ROSS AND FIRST AVBNUE.. tes
h. Pet. au . I
PITTSBURG-I-I
Abvelty .Works.
• FOUNDED A. D. 1633.
MOORHEAD, 111/138 & ~
itra=ntlieST&N LIJIANgIEff C O'th .-
SOALF-S.
Dana nee4 Patent Door Loots and Latches.
Voir o? ' FrRBV/MERVE and GRANT BTS..
Pfttaborah. P..
Sheffield Steel Works,
SINGER, NIIIICK & •
CO., rirresaaau.
Maanhatarers of ddralptlon of
Cast and Garman Steel
I.96 dgs 01912ra P AI NG8 '
W41UC1191798-63 7atarandloo Plrot xtreote.
BLACK 'DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
lanufacttuvri of all Descriptions' of
STEEL.
.I s. R . IVIEN7BI7-30111. 91. t. and
STOVES, CASTINGS, &A)
COOK STOVES.
• . Get the Beett
BISSELL & CO'S
TRIUMPH,
For Bituminous Coal.
Warranted COOK. RAKE or ROAST AS well
es .7 other Stove to the Mao. ,
BISSELL & CO.,
No. 235 Liberty • Street.
ALSO, ON ELAND AND FOR BALE I
PARLOR STOVES, BEATING EMOTES,
GRATE FRONTS. FENDERS.
.;
COOKING RANGES, Am. So.
GRAFF,. HUGUS & co:,
Manufacturers of any •o toy of
STOVES,
Boston Cooking Range,
"TIIE FIERY FURNACE" •
1011. WAJUILYO BUILDINGS.
iA MU LFstoo nYr.T ott filt4%
R y ANG
LIA i kon JoANTLa wr.LLAIA
i iO no ItAm b ri m o r j r dtrt Lod doll, ioILA
206 and 208 Liberty Street,
PITTEIBTIBG: PA.
.A.BRADLEY &CO.
No. 30 Wood Street .
Net mM LIIA u TIVWCT CI, LTA:
morrental be found allj , h d e gra PAI :
Stow of our Stores Is ll ea itmeany owe In wlrn u t of
Ir d t ." V e y g o :. " 2h P eTl h ttte n fo o in e nrtirtraM:
able na well.. as 00011001100. Would call particular
attention to our new VOMAI4(I STOYX. fur
etmrtlatts, balls and stow. Over 400 *old In three
months. Intended for toll) or without malug. rib
who bare herd them pronounce them superior to
sa)other i. and far cheaper.. ftt.d for Cataloguesnd
Mee
WINES, LIQUORS, &o
WAGNER'S FRENCH cotonai
The Very Bed in the United Sides,
Iet42II37AMTItED HI • '
WM. WAGNER,
. 981 North Serdith Street,
•••,, PRILADELPIELL
a.i.. r . s.eese-111 the leading h0=1„...
Schmidt & Friday !
IMPORTERS OF
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &c.,
WUOLEBALE DEALERS IN
PURE RYE WHISKIES..
Nog, 384 and 386Tefin,
Cot. of ELBrEmi'lll n formeriy Canil.
~5.,i
JOS.- 84TINCIUST, CO,
0.3.499. 189. 191,193 196:
'7l2r STREET. Pittsburgh.
1 . 48 IS TVA LI T Z aIM prt W P g "
tad terals* ashlltair.
PAINTING, GRAINING, Ace.
JOHN T. GRAY,
zotres MID MGT Mink
. AM) Or.OZDErn;
No. 34 =lira irmter. .
(Lift Itattd Atostafits. Ps.
ItAIIROADS
pErASYLTANIA ICIENTRIL RAIL•
me, n j'4•ro7 A lgt r th .JTM-0 .. .„,f i 1.
arrive and depart *stunt....
..V.1,41123
,ri Wren..
• Tbrtendi Train, 'Flanniibb Chit
L 4:' ll.o l; lkat ' ' l n '' l l. l.l! ilt ' I :alt b l ln' '*" • . °2: ra rt ir''
Minton Ar 1 ii.. 12 am Cincinnati FM 11 em
Calltafli El• r 4 ~. Pumblah e.. • a g pm
inon a Eu s ... dad) um Parma Ka... 1 ;11 A.
/list Lino 74 0 PRI Way P.m? 10 0 , 3.
,1. tonal
-1Z::11..: . e?.. .2 .. 1?il Ti's'. I;z l ;•;t'i4.. IV am
3`,"0,' '.'";, 3 A - d:-/ ii ten 1`t,14',.'1%,,t,p. A. i a'.
I , l , trCei 3 j:: I . pm. %Z : :11.: 1:2 - . i::' ' . „ Peg
IM. g.. - , r Btzi X ,VA i -• sr.
i
i
ctn.. E.,,.. —fß.L'ggtrlT,L. LT.
t, dell:. ,'. l ',l';:.p h '''''''ld'Vr' TM:. s ;r4,l; e.j.7
...uu.tir at es 30 ...rit L tiatitan P OOO .OOl al
9do a. tr.. Iletunitnst. Mace. PlUalansi 1 V
1i: 30 p.m. and *Mae. at Wall. Station at ilw
Fur further infurnmttoa •Pldil M.__
W. H. B CliWirii r ASV.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Comp., will not MP
... .7 isi for mama 1 ,, .....r f ig:
rlir.2„rtz:r. TrAVb..,,,'"l.l° ling Ma%
amount in rabic% will be at the at. rmt of the ustnea,
unless taken by epeefal contract.
=MOM
ICE
MEMMSMI
til
ITTSBFROIIFORT WAY NE &
li ' u
RLIET°P- 41 41
~...
11 Obi it. R.
From gene 12. 1870, trains will Mara from unit ante. subs Vulva Depot., north aim, rim
burgh City time. sli follows i
.
1/...“ . ... I
9 ' 1%1:I WI ! : f.',' Vl`.l,llfrifi . 7 , : jilt 2 mg'
Calmat° •1/... : •m; Paean. ....v.t.o psa
' P te '''' 1g Etrr. a'. TZT:ndlt: 17 -st
p
,„„..„ ....., : a ....
„, ‘. , e .
el.& ww.L.....11 ,r, 1,; , ,11: LII,v1 4 „°E.:.4:(..41 . :
r2rTi ! 'n.T.:iiif.:i . Vitrillts .° 2:
T.PART POO. A1 .. 0.,,•..,,,,„ AcilvalT.
Illa i t . l — : i lts to. i t : It
. 11.!1a . C=4, 7 ::;"..!1,4 . :
N. Za•Iltl :: i ll ;T5'4 ' . '° .,.,.. : i ti 6 :i
i
L'ild... ttV mic;."ll'.4. : 111 ; .
i
Baer Yells " :i p m Leetsdale " _ p m
I..c.el*.lade .. 10 , 43 p as' " " 7 : 7 ln
Fair ChM, Han- ;fair Oak. 'Sun- -
rde 'hurcl4l3 pm' day Church—WM, am
Mkt rem loam. and arida. , dallY•
Past I.lne eaves dull. Mondays tMnsP i S
lam I.lna arti•as dstly. Mondays once
All other and= will Imre and arrive Y.
sv. 111, Via, 4N. skaa.Loumr.
(kw. r... & Tlatet Aanit. .70.11. alitiment,
WESTERN g PENNSYLVANIA 12. It.
H;Ylhl " . " Vl4.7egieTo4:llW2
Trans on the Hostem
Penneyleanla liathuad sill arrive at and deparg
from tho Federal Street Depot. Alluithen: %HY.'
as follows:
(ALLEGHENY TIME.)
•KRIVIC. 1n0...Wr
r
fr4Zer.V...i.t°lB::M. 4 Nu. IP , :2
r. 9...... • llltta tgChuatoont Al WO
° EneTtArl ' id ‘° l g:inZ ' a . p ii4:4l :. fit
34.11 •,. p rel Freeport No. . :. p m
SpringiFe Ng% . p mlSprlngtlie No. . • UP in
Aburiltraino run daily earept Itunday.
The Church Train loser. Allegheny JonsUse
every Sunday at tal)fl a. is.. swhhist Allesnear
Rtj:: mot. 1.:x.11'4'4A e . 1114t/g; 111=
Ma at Al P.M.
MTh==t i et . ...ll4lp; 71,1.7alalls . trrnetz
g Warm , near the Stoptraion lirrdirs o WSls•
SulltS end at the Depot. Allesehony.
For Further particulitr. apply 14 .9 _,
JAMES LE TS: JA ,.
Federal tenet
Local Tickets to all important Rattan. on
gain line of the Pennsylemila Central FLU
A. J. CAMAY
General Elkiparlianits& filloo is n% -
:rig) dupartntandent. MUM. .• 4
A 'LLEGRECY TILLEY RAILROAD.
_ .
rift Luct. To Btaa c O a rflOUGH SHE OIL
zatrey r o4imA AiAlusim
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Pittsburgh Utility Works,
NEAVER7& JONES,
Corner of Juniata and Fulton Streets,
Sixth Ward, Allegheny. .
Manufacturers 04 : 12.7 HARDWARE and MI
kinds LIGHT G IRON CASTINGS.
We tender oar and serried to the Thad*
at the Lnirut and mown' en our work
skillfully . finished. f
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WEAVER & JONES.
Address: Plitsburith Postomoe. mr2eAfll
STABLISILED 1831.
- Logan, Gregg & Co.,
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HARDWARE,
No. 52 Wood Street,
PITPABITIL6II, PA.
Spring Geode, Hoes, Rakes, Forks,
Scythe - 4, Snatks, &c.
Merchants are Invited to examine
our stock when In the city.
Orders by mail will have prompt at.
tention. • -
BEAVER FALLS
CUTLERY CO"
No. 70 Wood Strpet,
01755
Table Knives & Forks.
Pocket Knives,
:butcher .Knives,
Bread Knives,
Carving Knives,
Scissors.
Razors,
Putty Knives,
UP ALL OTHER ARTICLES OF CUTLERY AT
LOW - PRICES.
Beaver Falls Cutlery Co.,
No. 70 WOOD STREET,
• rirmaraGn. PA.
LEAD. DRUGS &4)
PITTSBURGH
White. Lead and Color Works,
J. Sohoomnaker & Son,
PROPRIETORS,
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0i719C AND FACTORY
460, 451, all, 446 and 4iB Rebecca Stnet,
We esti attention to the ■aaeaetee panel es oar
BMWs Pan Mtlto Lead. and rrerr. se,
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