PIN.!iBTOLIL 1 GOLD: --SILVER, H COUPONS Bought at. Highest Priee. Pt-I. R. MERTZ, 13. N ?, Cor. Wood St. and sth Ave Jas. T. Brady & Co. U4UCC to S. JONES a. COO Corner Fourth A venue and Wood Stree BANKERS, itCY AND al AL!. minx or Government Securities GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS ON MOST FAVOILA MAC TERM& Interest Allowed on Deposits CE'llloner loaned on Government BOWIE St et lintagli e' EX MT EO GSA SI, GOLD UE Po t d ,r 0 SALE Or STOCItn. 80. JAMES T. BII'ADY & CO THE DAILY GAZETTE MONEY AND COMMERCE illy Telegraph to tho Pitt sLurgb Gazette.] NK{V Yong, June 22, 1810. Money quiet and easy at 11a..,c' on call. For eign exchange nominal m (to ld hoary, lower and opened ttt 1121.', fell to 1124 and closed at Carrying rates la 2c: ' l , orrowing 1.4tT0 flat'. Clearances $22,000,-1 tSOl.',-The Assistant Treasnrer mold one million at 112 60-.1012'117.1.1. • GOTerranents rather n,re active and lore %7E31:21?" i3s4tuu: I3Nqa 111“ 13%41,3/„: 10-40 s. etagt4lM. Currency. 1:11,M1414. :State bonds strong: 31Issourls, 04%; old Ten nessees, CGS: new do, GIN% old North Caroli na. 0,: new do.. 7A ; ?Special Tax, /Xis:. Stork market henry nod lower da l' e close. when the lowest figures of the were made. Canton.fed?:: Cumberiand.4o; Western Union Telegraph, 11.5/i; Quicksllverv.Sli; 3larlposa. di': do preferred, Adams Express, 137: Wells,101:: American,/t;; l'altad States, k:/y: Paci p, fic 42U p ; New York Central. Ps/i,: Erie Scri 144 N: • 2 / 1 : do referred, Harlem. 141: heading. 107%; . Michigan Con trol, -125; Lake Shore, MS, Illinois Central. 1/19,4; Pittsburgh, 11114 s: new do. 0.3%; prefer_ red, NM Hock Island, lii",; New Jerser Cen tral, 106/C Ft. Paul. tki/s; preferred. FL Wa bash, 571,;; preferred, 75: Von Wayne.. 1 4 0..: Terre Haute, 30: Preferred, Ca: Chicago 0011 Alton, 11744: preferred. Ill.,: Ohio and 311 - Sisslppl,a7N: Hertford and Erie. 4',; Harling ton sod QtlilleV. lfel: C. C. & C., td; C. C. .1/ I. C., PI SuleTreasurr balance—gold, 6513.745.814: cur rency. $10,6F14.165: general balance. g8P.81L141.1.. Exports for the week— dour. :CM41.1 barrels: wheat. 5.V.,131.1 hush: rye/ k./0 husk: corn. 12.1' bush: note, none; pork, 1.241 bids: beef. /T.: bbls and MS tee; cut meats. 2.1e..216 lbs: lard: 148 . 04 41 4 Itek,cheese. IJCIAW lbs. 0r1 . 11 , 11 or PrITSBRIRCIFI ()AMITE, WEDNE6DAT. June It. 1870. Gold American 4t: Silver 1188 Western 1581 Bonds . . . y, .1181( N. Y.Central (C 64:0_Bonds 118;12...112.)( Beading . •• . 107 N; &40 Bonds 1584...11155 P. Ft.& W. C..... 8514 /1.90 Winds 180...111 , 4 Ohio & Miss 138 N fkaIIROIR 1885. 113 ) ‘ Mich. Southern... .0.38 Bonds Ihd7 _lli Cleveland &P. 100 Ni 341 BondB 1888 113% C. It. I. &P 1040 ' 108% Chicap &N. W. ICI4 . Adams . 88k, 1747; . AV. Pref.. 88.', Idereh.W IJ. Rs. Role. .nror. London Exchange per - pound 1 514 • f... 6.% Small. Parts Exchange per Franc Berlin Exchange per 'Miler Frankfort Exchantre ner Florin tg• 49 Central Pacific ft. It. Bonds ir2 Caton P. It. It. Bonds 1,7 Closing quotations as received by James T. flredy Co Gom ... 112 , ; .s-20 .hin.&33..lFdt U. /3.Tie , ISFJ IFy !.421 100 k.. 11 U.S. 5-33 UR! 12 5-21 . 1101 . .1: 121" 14 5-20 IPA3I .... 11 5,.; . • 1544 131- U. S. 5-.tritr.s P. R. . . 471( s. 10-441 Cy . Pnc ellTeDUlttni atattKE.T.l OrelettsselPrersamants gas:m.l4,l WELIKEIMAV. June =a, $s these is riot bine of more importance lest nose than the wheat and flour markets, we . col:diner to draw from our exchanges, east and west. whatever they have to gay on - this subject. As will have been noted by our [alleles, the feeling in wheat . waa a little stronger cm. Tuesday. and priceit closed a shade higher. Toe Chicago Trydine says ...that the weakening at the close of last week, matte SOlllO Of the eapitalists dtigety, one of the banks demanding a deposit of forty cents per bushel. This produced a regular panic as many nominal holders were unable to make the required advance, and were obliged to sell out al iehatever they could get." The same taper also says: "While the European demand does not Seem to be active enough to drain out the large accumulations ad Chicago and Milwaukee, there is still a difference of more than Vic against shipping' to New York. Rut there was a better shipping demandenev ertheless, and towards the close of the sea:: 410 U the freedom with which buyers took hold 'canned an improvement in prices, though - it closed dull when New York was quoted ruler. We note that a Milwaukee ware /Mena. has been obligedto Map 1:00,000 room hush td make for receipt.. and,inless she shipping movement here Le bettat- this week than heretofore, some of our warehouse pace-may be obliged to do the same thing. The Chicago Republican in commenting on t ipst wheat market of Monday says "The b ean ,' mid the shorts talked about hot Wheat. and trleu to get up a panic among holders. but O b ey were u ceuccessfal. this latter class con wenn; w h i a..,..2e . rnoney they have in wheat to be well invested. .The bulls on the other band argued that tne ?Continued hot and dry weather Is ruining the growing crops, but such nonsense had no a'slght. There will without doubt be a small growth of srealr,,, hot wheat promises exceedingly well." The New . Pork Port gives th e e .s follgi p r u ittf t lig: l :l, , ,;;.l .. inte'aro.idfothrasteelltg a r' rise bathe Price of breadstuff.. purchased a very large', quantity of wheat In Chicago. The twice rose as they anticipated; and the time came fur them to ship their wheat to market. They determined to save something on their freight; and thereupon. It is sold, began the struggle with Vanderbilt. The Commodore. who was In earnest. put down freights on the Central road. with a savageActermlnfition to "chow those Erie fellows that, they must • not trifle with him." The result was. if the totals true, that Gould and Fisk magnanimously sent all their wheat over the Central Railroad at the - .Commodore's reduced freight. 4Sitat—Steady but unchanged: Common Ruda, 6c: Relined, tiCc: Pearls. Mir:3Na,, ids. APPLES—SaIe, of .new crop, [ruin Norfolk, Virginia. rat Saner DLL llGTTElt—Tbere is some Inquiry for ship. anent but 001- at low prices, say Man Ms— sale of WM Ms at leM. Choice butter In small packaa,,[[en GVITN ,2 4I ' ; a n t i: ' la Pic . DEANS—There is acarcely nog inquiry nod fly, market dull and 'tricot nominal at $1,50 (d, .16er bushel. .BRMS—titore prices; Fancy, MAO. No . eo . 1. 4tdir,A0 3 .2.1 1 4; N 0.3. thine' Common, AL—Demand light and the same Is true of the supply, We continue to quote at SMr h -Sales or Louisville Hydraulic at 41 Vitin bi tIL—Deuurod light bat • this ue :nearly always the case at this searon of the year, we continue to quote standard brands at cts is a jobbing way. • CIDEM—No.I 'sweet cider is qooted at tIO .per bbl. CllEESE—Hamburg is quoted at Lk Ohio r tiTie t TYCLW— O lta l ll n tful b gettagga. 4HGZM : Peaches, 0617 for‘quarters, sad `sccil letiV-Port e rt ' i not quotably wee,ol Et. ••• be regarded on the rug qu otation. seems I. parties quote d awn to 33. and though so. setter a round lot sale could be we doubt whs attestedatayc "" ' nd unchanged. rat FEATHERS—Quit. hi its. to the trade. - ' sew to be mid In FLOUR—There Is nothing regard to the tour market. C excitement which prevailed last week has Pretty well embedded, but uotwitlistanding there Nts been a slight reaction In the west, there Is t o Yet• no decline In prices here, and Hours ate stiL tally as low here.relatively. as in the wein: in deed. It could be scartely replaced at present azure.. }Cc continue to quote at tam Sr standard brands of either winter or spring. and when we soy standard, we mean g ood and well establishml brands. GROCT.R.The grocery market is rather dull, that is comparatively streakiag. Sugars are lea. Melte and if anything a shade weaker though there is no change In prices. Coffee, also dull and weak but unchanged. In fact, there Le little or no change in anything corn with last week. Following are the ru— riFlumationr . Coass—Cuta.lolol3l;:Porto Rico . at.lOX9 , e italrer "'Pe% boxe r, •owe: "I 3" Ito 134 Extra C EiMc: C. t a ke . Crushed. Granulated Hist and Powdered . Cor e: rime. Rio, lege; fair to good. latMle: prime, Mite; choice, ?..:cr sstrictly choice, =hie. MOlAtrua—New Orleam, saylicic; Porto RICO, 656.75 c. 811aCra—Haverneyer and Fader. or Perfcc two Drips, Sic: white Honey thine, cA m berSi Drija4 OM Lovering. J O olden, apt: ber sa•d WwinitVelifyrioaVe'rtfih ' • 554171_,1mm.. ..:5; ord . oolong. Treasix; soucbmir. MPM4I.32e gimes tietess—Graln Pepper. files Pimento: c; wa n .o,.. &meat; Qoves, 4.5 c; Nutme4s. $1.44. ; FiVers—Prtinely Maleffurrants, e: Layer i virper nos: Valencia cal Olive, Vic; mix, in laakiert, 10e; Cramptetes, 11c; Dobbin's, 100; Jr. „ - 444 - Chemical Eraglve.:Xt: Robin. :13(0.5B: Toilet I.seNtte. Sawyer's Barber. Cl Per Bart Lr.au-10Xc per lb. Dxoe Sm.rr—n.7s per bag. CONCENTRATT.O $8 per case; other brands. Pa . :. EXTRACT Corrxe.—s4 . ..11 per gross for Hum mel, SODA—In kept. Cit r: In W. 1.., 4,11,011114 . tin Snl Soda. 3 1 / 4 v. INutao • 1'ANbt.r.4—Mt.1.1.1.1:! , ....: Star. 21.4 c; St rvrioc SrAnris-- Pearl. lic; Satin Gloss and Gioss.ll.Wc: Corn. 4. Iticr —Carolina. Se: RangoOn. 5,h. No. I Mackerel. 11%.32t1 per LW: No. sit co. 3 large. VC No. 3 medium, OIL in half bbis 50 eta additional. In kitts- No. i. f: No. 2 42%i • No. a. *11;. Luke Herring. 21.10: Fish. *SIC r Baltimore Herring, Cod f, p 11. 5 eta e p ound. ibk IN —There Is a fair demand and all that offers In being taken be the mills at for o common to goOd red and strictly prime wuld probably brit s ffering. ffi, So 1.2741. and there is but little of this html ome deniers are disposed to rega 1 wheat ton very safe investtnent at present. prices. and consequent ly they tire not very nnoimte about selling; and there la no disputing the fact that it la lower here than almost any other place to the country. Oat., to use a common phrase, are little . sick. which was caused by the with drawal of Philadelphia buyers, but holders generally have strong faith that the market will again improve and that, too, before long. We can report a sale of :Coll bush. on tract at Mc and 1.000 bush. in lots. on wharf. at 51e. Rye dull and a little weak, and, as might be expected distillers are very "bearish. - Deal are baying nil they can get nt 55c, and Mr abating saas; and we are cognizant of one offer to buy tiredeca cr loads nt line fre on ears, which was lined. There is no e Im provement to note In corn; shelled is quoted tit Mc. on wharf and 6743.850. free on cars.. 11.11'- Is dull but unchanged with sales at /NM, from country wagons. II 1.:31 I , Sales of undressed Kentucky Hemp at 167. husks, .14.1 V etc. LlMB—Sale, of Cleveland at $1.2.5 per bbl, and eastern at *1.75. LARD OlL—Extra No. I is quoted at *l,Bl it la - . anti N 0.2 nt PROVISIONS—ShouIders,. It eta for Plain; Ribbed bides. 10;i Clear. 17 , 5: Canvassed Haw. :XIS; Breakfast Bacon. Box: Lsrd, Inv in tea, and iI va,lB, in buckets and kegs. Mess Pork $3l. rrArov-s—,3ate:, of prime I'each Blows at perbusbel. Sales of new crop at itiscr, 4h per bbl. PEANUT,' -Dull. Tennessee, Saff cts. HARLEY—No. 4- Sloe per lb; No. a, 554: No. 6h. Oat I deal— A & It per bbl, of MU lbs. l $10: or half b. 1011 lbs. .50. SEEDS—F f laxseed b la in notice $5 demand. and crushers are taking all that offers at $2.25. Nothing doing In Clover or Timothy Seeds. PBTROLEL3I MUIFIET 0 rrtrix or Prrniernon Gazrrnr., June V, 1870. I - There Is nothing to be said about oil that ;In particularly. Important, The general tone•is i'bettrish" and has been so for some time past and, from present Indications Is likely to con tinue for come days to come. The Impression .!iii prevai is that the production Is large and inormod ng. and it is this morel bon 'nil other 1,11 , PS combined that brought about the de cline, and the feeling still exists that the bot tom has not yet been touched, that prices are likely to go still lower. It teems now as It the only thing that would have a tendency to cause a reaction and higher prices, would be a falling off In the productlotrand of this there Is not mnch prospect at present—the, general expectation is that June will show a larger yield than May. but of this there Is no cer tainty. - MEM There is no improvement to note in the de mand. and the market continues very dull and weitk and prices to decline. Sale of 2,000 bblo June at Si:% r#7o each September to December nt 2.7 h: and July sold at DN. August was quoted at it and buyer all year at . CRUDE. Sale of 5,010 bbls spot (barge oil) at ti'.; and 2 can: "Parker oil," meannessof gravity. at 11 At the close It was stated that there were buyers for spot or - seller June 11., with but few, if any.. sellers. 'OXLIPS'S CRUDE OIL. Brilliant 011 Works 3.. V bbls. on account Lockhart F & Co; Jas Wilkins , 10) on account A S Palmer: Peerless OIL Works. :120 on ac-. count It. S. Duncan; Tarentum Oil Works, 106 on account P Rutchlnson; Brilliant Oil Works PIO on account A S-Golderick; 'Waring. K & Co., 100 on accountLA. Goldrick; Fisher & Bro.. 910 on account S W Young.. Total . • .2.301 bbls OIL FIIIPIILNIN PIA A. Lockhart. Frew &Co, 250 bbls relined oil to Warden. Frew & Co.. Philadelphia. Citizens Oil Co.-. 515 bbls refined to Tack Bros. hn . Phpear &Siladelphia. Jo Co. 101 I.llls refined to Tack Bro., Philadelphia. Fulton. Marvin .t Co.. IS'. bbls ref. oil Ore Logan. Urn & Co.. Phil's. kleKerry Bro. & Co.. 25i bbln ref. 01l to.Lo gnu A. Co. Phila. .1. A. McKee. 300 Lids canoed oil to Logan Bro. & Co.. Phira. • _ - - • .. J. 31. Rlter,4l4 bbl ret. oil to Lornn Bra& Co Co.. Phil'. Total . I bbl. 111ARKETEI BV TELEGRAPH Nam. Vert. . Nnw Yong. June V.—Cotton unchanged, closing dull. sales 1321 bales at !Mc for mid dling uplands. Flour—receipts of flour It: titN: market lt)c better and more doing in ex port and for home use; sales of 15.300 barrels at 15'31.5 CO far sopernne western and state; 00 esdd to• for extra: td tabu 50 for good (dust En for R.I. Weste ex tra:4s 00 for extra Ohio: Otra.a :0 fur extra Fit. Louis, Bye tlourquiet at $4 5' 74. corn meal quiet. Whisk heary andlower: sates of W.dietreets . tl 1513401 Ergelosing at sl, , ftX. Wheaterecelpts , 141.090bslat wheat 2" - 03e better, with a falr continental specula tive demand: sales 1.35.041 bush at = for No ChiCago. sLititiel.4 for No amber $1.4:tif.1.50 for winter red and w e st e rn, $1,49e1.50 for amber State and $1,75 for white State. Rye firmer, with tales 11,40 bush Cana dian at $1 to bond. Corn: receipts ffl.Mo bush; corn a shade firmer, with sales 50,0(S) busk at fecal I for new mixed western and 61 .1,10 (or round yellow. Oats: receipts 19.425 busk; oats a shade firmer, with axles 34.001 bosh at 111344,t5e for Western and 6.84;0o for Ohio and State. Rope: market heavy but firm at I.KI. Me. flay quiet at rtier.aso for shipping and $455115 fur retail. Coffee: market quiet. Molasses dull. Sugar steady, with sales of MU hogsheads of (Alba at 9ko,9Ne. Mee firm at atal,SNe for Carotin. Petrole um quiet at 14300 for etude, i33or fore effned. Coal steady at $5,N13.8.50 per ton. Leather more active anal unchanged. Wool quiet; a.tieo thst.ooo Ike domestic fleece at 4.5.V.Me, pulled ala.3Bc. Turpentine dull at 37(g.Rc. Sheathing copper steady and unchanged:. In got quiet at $l9, 5520 for Baltimore, 120,2. ff, 0010 for lake. Pig iron quiet and steady . at' $415.27 for Scotch. and $lO for American. Bar dull at STS for refined English and American. Sheet quiet at sti@m-5o gold for Russia. Nails steady at 4.1.tc for cut, tic for clinch, and Mff.....Sc for horse shoe. Pork dull and !Owen sales AB tibia at f$ 0144530.44 for mesa V.... , 0042 for prime, $.:11 for prime _mess, $.29 , 134 fo r eity clear. Beef steady. sales PM bbls at $11515 for plain mess: 516.00.2.111,00 for extra mess; Beef hams quiet sales Lei bids at tic . dlric; tierce beef dull sale a 40 acs at ase...io for rrimemese,;Ciatile for India mess; middles role quiet. Cut meats firm; sale of lad CAPot 11.4t12%c for shoulders. 170.19 e for hams. Lard steady and quiet; Sale of 200 tee at 15Calellc for steam and for kettle. Butter steady at 14027 for Western.' Cheese - quiet at 7,Pt15%.. Live iilloek ' • NEU' rORK. June ?-Two single car loads of cattle arrived ; to.day. The weather Is cool. Meats Improved baa a - better feeling was shown. No State lots were left. Sheep were scarce. LAmbs_ plenty and >fa lower, western selling at Kale, with State and Jersey at 11.%43c. Sheep were worth 4Xstae for very poor to ordinary; 540.49Xc for below medium to good, and 70.7)40 for prime to ex tras. Arrivals to-day 2,5a1e a deck of 84 Ibs coarse Indiana Sheep sold at at 4%r a car of 48 the Ohio at a car of 08 lb peddled out at re, and a few of 10 lb. at Thfc; a lot of 41 Tim Ohio Lambs sold at Sc; and a lot of coarse at lb. Pennsylvania at I.2kC, with prime Jer seygthe same weight at tic. flogs dropped to but sold at 11)(c to-day for light, and 11.:e for heavy. with; f cars arrived: one car of ZVI lbs Illinois sold allye at Chicago. CHICAGO, June 2:..—Flour quiet and firmer; entree $4 si , e6 'l. Wheat active and IQIXe higher. closing at $1,1A721,19N cash. $1.21X seller Jab - for No _This afternoon market dull and unchanged. Corn In fair detnend; NollifilNaig3Ne rash, 83qta8IN sellerJulyi2V 0,42)s cash. at seller July. Market this af ternoon quiet and steady' at Lec seller June. 84 ..Her July. Oat. Xqslc higher, closing steady at 151 for No 2. Rye higher eloaingnt &Win for NO. Z. Barley nominal. Highwines quiet and arm at $1 for Iron bound. Provisions Omer, more active and unchanged. . Hogs active and easier with sales at $3,25Cn 8.21 for common to choice. Cattle quiet at $.5 €8.25 butchers to good and smooth chipping • 'deer, 011=1! Rr. Loris. June 22.—Tobacco lower; for Wooten'', lugs, 7,Niik9o for common leaf, kkid.loSc Iciffiedlum dark do, 1.21=1c for fair to good inumfacturing. Cotton d011;3423Ne. Hemp, unchanged: $1.4003.75 for undressed. Flour; fall caper 14.3:5(1, X $4,750a. XX $5,2.5(0,,..50 Wheat very firm; No 2 fall gl.l , 1.18. No• Ido 1 , 1=1.22,tf. Corn nuchnn • NlNki2se for mixed. 8.50.,9W for yellow, for few to choice white. Oats unchanged: %&.c. Whiakey 01,63. Sugar 1N0,12c, Mo lar:sm. Madge for auger home. Pork 12101: Ba con: ehoulders 134.1aNc, clear fides ,IV,l7ts . c. - Lard nominal at 15. 1111 c. Cattle; beat quality in demand; 4 1 d.7N0 for good to choice, itlift.atic for Inferior and Team. l'iclirractlve at ,;:dittic. ti Clorlunatl. , CMCINNATI. .lone 01.—Flour dull and un changed. Corn dull nt gaelific.. latter for shelled. °ate dull at Vdeoide. Rye 98001 W. enttno unchanged. Tobacco In demand; gales of Mar hogsheada at $5 GM.; GO for common Waal: to choice bright leaf. Whiskey dull at 90ce,01 Ile for patent and the old proceu. Mena pork karl M. Lard 1.51;113,18c. for prime steam od ke rendered. Shoulders offered freely at lINc. and Idea at - 10(c. Bacon dull and held at layt. for 'boulder, and 10% and 17% tor aides. Sonar Cured baMs =M. • Dry Goals. ;slim Tont, June M.—The leading makes of heavy Brown Sheeting. like Indian 'lead and Atlantic are steady at 15c; Amoskeng A and Pacltlc extra lii(c: A7 O Ma Tlife, and 4 yard goods like Agairam Ile: Dwight W. d o. LLl2l.lc: Lawrenoa 3e6 Yards, 'Die; do. LL I2c; Balton Bleached Muslim; 13.1: 4 Bater XX do. MI Forest Dale 15.14 c; Basal Ile do. 2114 c; Utica Mc; do 5-4 Mc; d 0.64 Mc: 0. 4-4 00c; do. 10.4 04c. 'Atha - lean Prints 111fe: Allen do. 11c; Freemen's De, nod Lancaster Shirting Cambric, if:lolsc. • LOUlSen.lx, June —Bagging demand good: prices Zinn at 30e. Cotton null; middling We. Flour: demand light: extra family 4.00; Grain nominal: prlees unchanged. Provisions quiet but drm_; prices ruled at yesterday's quotations.- Hams. sugar cured. 21....5e Whiskey, raw, ti,opuoa. Butter 15c. I:egi ICC. Tobacco: Orris pales 311 hhds at 5 , 37)fc for low leaf to medlunt bright wrapper,. Memphis. Maxigitoo.7noc 2. —Cotton quiet at ac; re celnts 114. exports bales. .Vour quiet at t.4:.Corn meal du s i i at . c, Corn don; , n lL x 6 i 25 0 ; ;I r rIn n it EXTig.'2Xitninift Quiet ing...vc. Lard 17(d,18 e. Pork quiet at d u ll 31. Bacon: sliCauderp MK; sides lai,pals. Philadelphia. PHILADELPHIA. June C.—Flour Spited wheat extra ram W. WOW& Penn. BITTSI3URGH, DAILY. GAZETTE,: THURSDAY MORNING; JUNE 22, 1870 sylvania red. R3 - e. $1.041.10. Corn has advanced 2s. Petroleant qUiet.vrith eai" etude et 18Nc. and refined et 914. c. Whisker dull. at $1.044,1.04 for western, Iron. I=lll2ll CLEVELAND. June Flour steady an. Unchanged. 'Wheat dull and lower. sefth No I red at S.I.SIaL.NX and Nn 2 do at M'. Co dull mod-to lower; No 1 Inland AfW and doetroleum Oats loiet. wer. .11 h No I Slate mt. (4e P qu Mtluctslee. • • :Hamar - am .lane Z,.—Flour unchanged. Wheat unsettled; ghttlt, f.•r No. I; }I.2U for No e._ Oats /Inn at slc for N 0 .2. Corn and bark, nominal. Rye easier st ro for No I. CM= BALTIMORE.. June 22,—W beat. 1.40ip,45. Corn white, $1.1.1:11,21: , yellow, $1.114/.1.12. Outs stendv ale,l - fle.c. Prnl Mons nachnnged. Whisker, IMPORT 4 SV RAILROAD • Firms:non CINCINNATI AND Sr. LOuts RAILROAD. June lt.-1 car out, .1 (7 Scbauppe & Co; 101 bbls flour. D Wallace; 25 tot lard. .1 Dairen:2P tcs hams. E 11 Myers A Co; 54 do do Dalton & Townsend; (I bbds tobacco. F , tcs ham Sees Owens; 25 do' dn. H s, Hanna & Co; car stare, W lint Mrs; Ido do I , Kober; 70 bgs corn 3tl do wheat, d do rye, P Duff & Son; G bales cotton ;CI ben new barley, I lialab Dickey & Co; 17 bre feathers. Voirt,sl& Co; 15 be, candles, Volgt & Co; 1G caddies to- Lacer). J 51 :Eche% IA tow hams. Watt. 1. & 5 do do; W It Hays & &Inn; 3 do beef; J H Par ker; 2.1 bns wax. At well & I.; 11 bbls potatoes. It Fee & CO; 2 pkgs dry beef, Watt I. A Co; 5 tot buns; F Sellers &Co; 7 toe shoulders. Dal- Tell S Co; 8 pkrs tobacco. Clark & Itro: 35 do do, J Fullerton:24 do du, Knox & Orr; Al do do It. (V Jenklnson; A bas candle, Means & C; 10 bbls whisky. I. Berkowitz: tl pkgs tobacco. .1 Seibert; 5 do do. It S Cummins: 13 bbls eggs. Wll Gruff & Co; ado do. J A Grad; do do. II lira Jr; 7 dodo F 0 C Craighead; IS bre oats, F SOlrelds: 17 brs Potneoe, 1105 Hanna; 4 bls wool, W Barker; 5 beds pop corn I do pickles. Kramer II & Co; 300 doz brooms McElroy & Co; bbls 148 bgs flour. 11 Riddle; M 3 fails do Watt, L & Co; I car staves. 1 IiatAITIV; I do do J Painter. • CLEV.LAND AND Perenneman RAILROAD COstraNy. June 22.—S nor. bra.. Shoenberger. Rlalr Cu; 2do lake sup ore, Hussey. Wells Co; 2do do, Coleman, Rohm A Co; 2 do do. Moorhead A Co; do do, Chess. Smyth* Co: do do. J Painter A Son; I do pig iron, A V Id &OW ft lumber, Cromlow & Lou,,; 8.000 do do, W F Itlctiardsoni 10 bbls apples, W H Graff & Co: 1 ear ice, \V Scott .0 Co; 5 cases. Porterfield A McCombs: 10 demos c tobacco, Haworth A Dewhurst; 5 casks wine, Schmidt A .Fridav: 1 bolls is f crackers, 11 & C Magian; 142 sks Nits, Dilworth. Harper A Co; 1 car oats. Bing ham. Cassel & Co; 180 sks malt. Franenham & V Renck; 15 sks rye, W .1 Meek; 1 bolls hides. I do skins, IV Fiascos & Son; 4 bbls cheese. 2 casks do. 1 bx do, J A Graff: 30 bxs do. P Duff & Sou:Nis sks milifeed. Hippies' & Heckert; 2 bids eggs, H Rea Jr, 5 bbls butter, IS etnpt boo S Marvin; al boo cheese, NJ Braden; .30 do do,'Arbuckles bbls 'dour. Graham .0 Marshall; 71 emp oil bbls. C A Wormcastle; 50 bids vinegar, P Duff A Son. Preranunn rt. Fora WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILROAD. June 22.-3 cars stone. Bulman & 0 14 bales b com. IV Mardorf 6: Co; S bas paper. Hostetter A Smith; 25 boo cheese, Wntt, Lang A - Co; 100 bbls flour, D Wallace: 42 sks tags. Markle A Son: 33 Mils eggs. W H Graff; 10 bbls - flour. Shepherd & Davis: 15 sks kegs. Citizens White Lend Works; 53 bbls hob oil. 0 Palmer A Co: 15 do whisky, Lit tell & hlechlinm 2 cars limestone. Graff. Bennett A Co; 35 sewing mach. IV Sumner & Co: ISO blobs flour. T C Jenkins & Ben; IO duzpalls. 5 boll covers, M IV Itankin tiro; At marble, W W Wallace. PITISBCROII AND CONNELLSVILLE Marc- ROAD. June .I . ..—arkegs nuts. Lewis. Oliver d Phillips:2 kegs butter, s bblseggs,McCracken, & Co: 12 bblo hlghsvlnes, It McCullough' ' ,k Co: 15 bbls cement. C H Leech; 1 sack wool. It Darker, Jr& Cot. JO bbls charcoal, Line!! Mechllng; 10 do do, J Selfreth S Co; 2 bales w 001,64 bgs wheat. NV Welsh 5: Co; ltd sks oats, P Duff 5, Son; 10 eke hair. C . ; S Hoffstott; 2 cars metal..l Moorhead; 2 do lumber.helps, Park & Co; 61 bg's oats. 12 do feed, C II Arm strong; 16 rolls leather. D Chesnut Cli; bgs wheat, Scott & Gisal; I car lumber, Har per. Guttman S Cot 1 do , 'wheat, Kennedy tiro. ALLEMIENT VALLI, RAILROAD. June 22. X, bgs rye 4 bbls eggs, 11 Rea Jr. 2 cars stone, 11 & Co; 5 do do 11Prough; 1 bbl butter.l,J Man cloud; 2 ears Metal. Rees. 4 & Dull; I car lime. 11enderson & Urn; 3 bas mdse. I) Gregg k Co; I car oats, Blaney & Moore; 34 mks do, F Alta rater; 40 ears coal. Armstrong, D & 84 do do. Kerr. F & K: 18 do do. Coleman. It & Co: ALLEOFIX-RT STATION June. 2 . 1.—..r3 bales cot ton. Eagle Cotton Mulls: b s o meal. Chris Rees; 14 pkgs Mob. dos Dray: cars o lumber. Coleman, I. & Co; pigs le® .T II Neven & Cte It Rks flour. S C McMaste •: 2 ohs wool Lo gan & Co; Charles 9 & Weise; bgs potatoes. K Baker; 18 rolls leather. J El enbetr; do do. J A Kerman; sks oats do .0 corn. It Mc- Carthy:2x: oats. M Steel & So . =CO - • PITSFIBrItOII. 111101rNSTIL AND GY.NEVA x l- PACKET CASCPANY. June 2:. S pkgs liquor, A G McGrew S C0:29 sks woo Clark Si Co; 50 sks oats, Keil Si Rltchart t I,rs. ban sr glass. J Flack; .- sks oats, 37 do corn Campbell Si C; OJ do oats. Erns' Si FL 10,1 sks oats. S: do tritest. W 'V01,., Si Co; ILO skli do. Kennedr Dro; HO bbls flour. GS sks oats, J Corbett VI skit corn, McHenry Si Hood: t,X) Jars butter, J C Heppart; 70 sks oats, P Duff Si Son: 610 galls stoneware. W n cooper: 34 sks Out,. '24 do wheat. 3 pkgs butter. 31cCracken. G Si Co; IS aks wool, W Baketrell Jr S Co, 4u. mks oats, Hitchcock. McC Si Co. COAL AND COKE. MORGAN (V., CO MANUFAI - 71.7REItS OF . . ' C' 0 NNELT_,S3VT_TiLE COIE, It their Mines, Broad Ford, P. &C. Office, 14 WATER STREET, SKIP TO ALI. POINTS BY RAILROAD; And Deliver in the City. .• _ OscarF.Lamm&Co. MANUFArTUTIETLI OF CONNELLSIILLE COKE, DfiAl.EftS IN. ' Youghiogheny and Anthracite Coal PITTSBURGH, PA., OFFICE : ROOM No. 5, Gazelle Building. P Orders reepectfull? solicited. COAL! COAL! YOUGHIOGHENY GAS COAL CO., Tbh COLOP•121 are now prepared to furnish the best Coal of says's. or quantity. AT PAIR RATM °aloe and Yard adjoining the Connollerille Rail road Depot. foot of Try Strait. Pittsburgh. Orders addressed to ei th er Mines. West Newton. Pa., or to Tan% will be promptly attended to. M. P. 011EtiLli. Bocnrlary. .p„..„.... . . . Charles H.- Almtrong, DEALER EN Youghiogheny and Connellsville Coal, \ And Manufacturedof COAL. BLACK AND DESULPITFRIZED COKE. OFFICE AND YARD. reamer Bader and Morton intry. lit;o l arl " ty . r '[.4 Cl VCr 'l'r.". th f.lrgi Ross street, r. A C. It. U. Depot. neCtonid ward. Orders !at at lather of the above olDoen, or a& d id In Ina through Pittsburgh P. 0.. trill receive protuyyt to Refer to whom lam hiplying: trusae.r t WDIL D CO.. Wm. Smith. Union Er os Mine. IN. S. 8 ' , let A Co.,3litotiell,Stavenson A ,C 4.4111 II A a.. Crag tlkilTlT.ltt i ...f... I n arife ' ?E ' nar & thm. A q. C .:i!i: n i V; & C& A .I . D. Lyon 4Ca J imam ./dara all A Co.. Al thVt, len. ellee a Co.. Union Dr Ho . co nella , al. It. IL, Pennsylvania It. Allegheny n Valiny IL IL COAL! COAL ! ! COAI.T! DICKSON, STEWART & C0.,- =I No. 567 Liberty Street (Wel) City Floor 11110 SECObiD FLOOR. ale..,Txrpnw ATI. g 6A'IrLARCU. loweet markelpirlow All order, left otthelroblee.ormidnissed to them through the mall. will be attended to promptly. - - ----- OPPICE or min CONTROLLER OP ALM:HUMP C0ENT174...1A Pri - ren anon, June 17th.1b70. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.—SeaI ED PROPOSALS will be reedited at thisOf Om until 213th inst., Inclusive. for building a new BRIDGE over McLaughlin's Run, on the roml leading from the IVastilogion Pike to Sodom, In Upper Rt. Clair township. AIM for emotions ne• WOODEN STRUCTURE at the Bridge over hill ler'a Item. on the road leading from Within • n Pike to Thomas Collins' MlllOn South Far. Ile Township. By direction of Con of Commlrelonon. Par , , 1144 r lIENIIY JAIMIE.RT,92pLryIIi Bakery, Confectioner ICE CREAM The undenesntel he. pstabllshee the above WESTEthe ve eon o No bun- RN At y NTS,A ni eghen a one . -half b lock from the Park. where hels prepared. to supply en order. In hi. Hee. Ills million Is himilsomely MUM pfo convenient ers of Ice cream. who will end It very to the Part. lettnifactlen war ranted In ramie, attendance and price.. The pu Ilc patronage is wiidw:t. WM. A. RHODES. 3L MeCOWAN .1. ILIeHOWN R.ALM'Cowan&Co., BOULEVARD PAVERS, rase Sidewalks,Cellars,lnside Yards, Drivem, - WAIIRANTED AGALNST CHANGES OF II EAT AND COLD. Orden fetal G0z0rr0041E...m1430 FEDERAL STREET, Arboor. or. grAli roodod to. kr P1 . 4. r Le x,. McKee A gf., nt ro ' o b ..l.Don.: eon. 1,110:1•WIT113 CHARLES I'. STRIGHT, Carpenter and Builder, Rom_ ptly attend to all Wads of Jobbtork. .. , .... I ....rutotiptado.o order. N 0.17 Norib COMrpr w.o.r.er Mon. Allegheny. .107kyrit oo DItAULIC CF.II ENT MA& Caldasd m LOUISVILLE HY r. Por .ANYI/11.D. 141 Flat avenue. RIVER NEWS The river.eiontinues to recede atead,ily at this point with 3 foot 10 inches in the channel by the Monongahela tuarlin-. , The weather continues' clear and pleasant? 'The Argosy. from Wheeling, arrived and departed. • The new steamer Exchange, built at 13mwn.ville under the superintendence of • Capt. John 1. Rhodes; reached here on Toesilay evening. She will receive her furniture, carpets and general outfit here, lifter which she will be ready for business. It in understood that ('apt. A. C. McCalltitn will have corm - hand with Mr. John Dales in the office. Si,,' is k very neat and nub • stantial steamer', and, is or will be, supplied with all the latent appliances and improve meats. • The Juniata we regret to state, was SII unfortunate as to get aground at , Brunot on Tuesday, and mho was mill sticking there at noon yesterday. It Is said that she halt broken her rupatan, and if this i s correct), she could make but little use of her spars. and would' 'therefore It,. in a oteatiunAi powerless to help herself off. We are-in hopes, however, that she will, in somently or other: be stile to get t lirotigh. The Wild Durk yea to have taken ono of hen barges down through Brunot last evening. and she w4ll probably depart wiai the other thisi morning. 15'llitten brothers are her pilots. The Graniio State is due front, Ports. mouth today and will depart 1110:110 In nanrrow at .le. 4. 1 1 ----A St. Louis telegram says: big paatches received at. to-day from Cap. ilia Leathers say the [I strainer :Natchez la on her way. froth Now• Orleans to St. Louis. and making r•, fast businesoi trip. She arrived at Vicksburg yesterday in 211 hours, having made six landings, said to be the quickest time on record. She ran to :Natchez in 17 lirs and •'l minutes. She will arrive Le Wednesday. night soul again In thr• Mei-aunts' Southern Line. •• —Eight ateantes4, lie at Sioux City, awaiting frelght—fiom the East. The Northwest Transportation Company do not expect to load another boat within thirty days, and hare therefore dismissed many of their steamboat clerks, pilots, and all of the deck-hinds recently . em. Oozed upon their boats which are at pre sent moored at the levee. —The IlatikeYe, front Pittsburgh, • passed down Tor St. Louis, yesterday, with three barges. One barge was from Pittsburgh, and contained railroad iron and water works nutchinety,and the other two were from Parkersburg..loadal with 4,000 bbls bulk oil. . Pilots. Mike Myers and Wm. Ford.—Cin. Gazette, Inst. • —A dismttch front Fort llentOn under date of Monday says: The steamer Ida Stockdale has lust arrived. She brought two passengers and 1130 tons of freight The steamer Nick Wall, that Anis aground at Spread Eagle, got off two days ago and proceeded to St. Louis. • —Wtu. MeLatTerty, n deck-hand on the towboat Tom Recs. on her down trip. fell overboard at [low-handle Point, and was drowned. lie was about eighteen rears old. and was supposed to be from Oreat Western and 3lnrrisville, on the All. gheny river. --Captain Thos. H. tinkling, an old and well known steamboat captain and clerk. is at present in the employ of the Incline Plane Company across the river, as con. doctor. The Captain, we understand, is stationed at the foot of the hill. —('apt. 0. P. Shinkle has decided to name his new boat, now in course of con struction at Cincinnati "Charles Hodman," in honor of one of the heaviest tobacco dealers in the West, and a resident of Cin. .cinnati for many years. —The''following dispatch revered in Cincinnati on ,Nionday in reference to the "teenier Natchez Time-to Natchez, 17 hour" and GI minute"; Ileum to Vicksburg heir lay 24 hour run ever made River rising. —J. M. White's new steamer Zr'e the Greenville trade, building et .Louisville, will be ten feet shone, and one foot . less in width than the Natchez, and will have thirty eight-inch cylinders. She ought to be fast. . —R. J. Lockwood, an old and prominent merchant of St. Louis, and after whom the new mountain 'steamer, compleled at Pi tf Moire. a few weeks siwe. wan named. died Saturday morning I,i;•k tow .l reeently landed hi. boat in the a(aels . a put•nahorn a man and a woman, who hn brought wult again., tam and l.iw waft f t 25.000 damagra. —The 13Migal Tiger. while pannifreup over the rapids at Keokuk. Thursday, sank a barge irlildt she was b., infs. with 8.600 bushels of Pittsburgh aial. —('apt. Can Hook srrireil in Memphis, from the r. V. Kounts. which is still renting on stilts-out of Water below Mem phis. —The Belie (.pt J. P. Smith. is their, dependent parket for 'Brownsville and Genera today. leaving promptly at 3 P. —Captain James Collins is in charge of the Juniata thin trip. Captain Brennan baying remained at home. ,-The Last Chance enters the terry niftiness between Vicksburg and Delta nd Derlot, —The (hand En has laid .up at No Orinnit. RIVER PACKETS r i,E FLEET STEAMER, BELLE, J. P. P.MITEI. J. W. SCOTT Independent Pillaburgh, BrowniTille nn • Genera Packet. ommsader. Immo What! That !above alooonrobtlit Brlegm T V CSDAY. 21.11441 DAY sod SATURDAY. :z n. thn to N'LLI carry t=h. —um" to all points or • Yoe Itototh tor brat. at toot r, =2E221 OM=M FOR 1. - MCK arTd"it.-ar., ST.itriadrut ,A) . J. W. ANAWALT..- • CHARLES .U2iA3lB Commauder, Will Wail, for the inhere tome - aerk. June 23; also taking freight f " T 5" '515 DAY. and all houthern Pont. - " 5 /old U. IL WIRIEST A Co.. Amnia. PORTliNtuirrli PACKBT. F OR W . H P E A R r L I KN R O 11 , 8 M B A 7 RT- , a drt .DION TT O A AND If ORTSIO6T O Leaves Plttaburph EVERY FRIDAY-4 r. a. Leaves Portsmonite NYMRY MONDAY-1O 1.0 Tbe new and splendid passenger Ammer an STATE, W. H. KERR Will leave an announced. For freight or passage apply on Ansa.. to I=l Pittsburgh and fficinnati PACKET LINE .Tll ... a . n r atr and splendid aldo.atal ail dr e. • JUN.IA_TA, opt. C. L. Il lamtpaltlloave Pltiabopth for Qn- FrALHAT, M,c4=l. T rAt. at 1 F" 2 freM. • lla4 "F".ittento tfftteWbOOD toh7 &Om COLLINS. AJtanta. TO LIVERPOOL ANDAREENS TON—TLIE INMAN MAIL STEAMSHlPS.numbetlagelztee ar4" clams Tassel %along um. tb, trd PITTI I ' ctri N A NTWERP, _ 9 / 1 0 8TON. Oirry O OP BALTIMORE. CITY or LONDON. 7VMENTIIDAT,fon Pirr4s riprV„ !WV or fabler anro%tio..OtAro WILLIAM BINGHAM, Jr., 14383[137m6L° sTriarr Co Wk. T TTam - OLMES, BELL & CO,, ANCHOR COTTON MILLS, kthn.uttunre M EIZAMT IINDIIOI4 and mai ANCHOR AND MAGNOLIA Sheeting and Batting. C EM ENT.- - /00 - bbls. Lou'twine ill draulia-Cesotett, SPECIAL NOTICES I lgr DOCTOR SHITTIER CONTIN. L - ES TO TREAT ALL PRIVATE DIS EASES. That linnet.. class of cases Mating ,tr rafirffona, "'n'n stistlt " ' Wirr see enialir mpoteneYl4entlycuraePeran'cia .afflicted with delicate. in care and lons standing OonsUttitional complaints are politely Invited to call far consultation. wh coats nothing. Eshe r...a the bestOf tee ere, h. enabled him to Perfect remedies at once clent.safe. permanent, and which In mod cases be used without hind. ranee to bovine.. -Medi et prepared In the es tabilyhment. Which emb • ofd co. recep tion and w altlngyintu t s: also ng.and sleeping-apart: 'l:rreTAnorniMerl icul4Whin'"erl= th e 1.e. , ththethleSelegs. No t matter who have ailed , state your nee. Rent ae ways In his pamphlet of hr ty punt sent to any a ddaress for two stamps In sealed envelope. Chousands C.. treated unnually.lit °Oleo and all neer the (nanny. l io,l l ,llAl i tatlon free, personal orby Vinci No. Bonn 7.7"1r r...(;17-4infi'd=l.:tr_.bl.o..,'S Pa. Pamphlet neat to say adder. for Two ...saws; y. .apt 'DYSPEPSIA—NEW MODE, OF TREATMENT. PROFESSOR %VA LEER, the distinguished En. ilsh Botanist. discovered In Australia an excellen g t Wham° remedy. an effectual cure for indigestion, Milieus and Liver Complaints..and communicated !l'irtiNge to the t';glidPlTlPlTlit.rurt:alrrlitr to " P111 " ;l i triMI Re t fo r g=ely who makes this Kr"- normeendint will not make any charge for this toir etv.ob= to aemMnante th• cope' Medicine. but In retur r gears other praetie. n request these who are f honed tied forward to the SocletY a statement. of their ease, and thus mid with facts the present movement In medics' reform. Enclose ,• directed ToZtp to the - SECRETARY 01' 111 E 110- e INSTITLITE." * IOI South 13thstrait, Philadelphia tat 71 MANHOOD: HOW LOST! HOW IMMURED Most Published In a ...led envelope. primate centre. A LECTURED:I TILE NATURAL TREATRIENT. and Radical Cure of SPertuatorrhces. or Seminal %Vesicle. , and impedl niente to Manisge geneWlyi Nerrousneni , f tTIVE,VaEItr.V. IL, author of the •Oryren Ac. - A BOON TO TIIOUSANOS OP — SUPPEItERS... Sent under o seal. In a plain envelope. tO any addresa PostlyaliL Iror. f sZifiTr. York, Postolt ce box 4300.. Alto Fir. CuerwellW - Marriage Guid iv e.. price 23 tonal. tontwall 6 - 11ATCHELOR'S 11.\111t DYE.— This splendid Hair Dye Is the inn In the world. Harmless. reliable. Instantaneous. doe. not contain lead • nor any virdtdc pour. prrainee paralynta or death. Avoid the •sunted and dna rensri . " T . 1,17,%.,. 00a 11',`" .T.V: ,'" = " „Pl e iair 'ate P IIZ had 30 years untarnished repittntlon to hold its integrity as the only Perfect • lck or Brown. Sold. bv all Druggists. Applie dat 10 Bond street. N. tei IT'AV011) qUACKS.—A Victim 'of sa. early Indiscretion. causing neryousdebllity, premature decay, be., having tried in vain every advertised remedy. has illocovel od • simple means of self-cure, which he will send free to his fellow elfferers. .1. K. REEVES.' Rai - war ! 8 Nassau Street, New York City. WHOLESALE GROCERS. &o ESTABLISHED BY A. k T. GORMLY, ISII W. M. OPRMLY, Wholesale Grocer 271 LIBERTY STRUT, ;Directly oppostte F. to 110,411.1 PITT,BURUTI. PA. M:STICEI.E. .1 A. ST/LELE. M. STET E SON, CommlsMon Irrehantm, tV en . A lpt ar . to FLOUR, m:2i W. C. Al:lstrong 1 9 15occatunt• to Fotzta A A ratstung.l PRODUCE COMMISSION 3IERCHANT, &plan* • Jo. RS NARK ET STREET. L.. 1. I3LANCHARI); Wholesale and Retail I;roeer, N 2.306 PENN STREET sp Meallor & Harper FIA/CR, URAIN ANU PROULTE issioit rercliarits N 13.329 LIBERTY :4TtIEET. M:l2=Mt! - • • kITTLE, BAIRD A PATTON . . Whole HALE GllOCEßS,Conml.l...llerchmt• and r% In rroduer, Floor, Bacon, Chats., Flo., carbon-and lard 011, In., Endo, lilac, Cotton 11 17,,%1 IMVIRMIY:41"""""'''. lur6u 6. zonv I. 1f0rat.....D, reran... We. M. nor.. 1011 N I. HOUSE& BROS., Snceemenre Jokur 1. MUM & Whole... finders mnd Cumildsolno Ain...a, corner' 4,f dadtbdold and Waxer tennis . Pittsburgh. • Army INTDriog • A wAT.I.Acr §II I PTON & 11.1. ACE, WholP.ale raIOCEILA AND PIDADV,Ic DKAI.AmA: N.,, Sixth Avow:ie. PULA bulb. OILS Tack; • Bro. & Co.. PERRI BUILDING, Duquesne *ny, Pittsburgh. TACK BROS., Philadelphia. WARING- a-, KING, (Innunlsalon Ml...chants Drnker, In Petroleum and its Products, DALZEI.I:3 111.011 C, TILIQUESNE WA T: C= WARINc.4,KTNO &CO pl/ 111119WALNT . IT STREET. ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY. Herbert, W. C. Tweddle, lIANGFACTURER OF Lubricating and High Test Darning 0111. IGIJPBB RAILROAD AXLE OIL, Stand. groat heat w ith Gmm. remains ihn pld at kneeet tomparateres. Special all for tropi cal climates or hot weather. JaNGMOTI WE, ENGLNIL MACIIINIC 31105, Will cut smiont. ND RAW MILL A MILL OILY!, Adapted foe sPLANINGpeed. EIPINKLB OILWOOVIIICAD-LIGIIT 011.. VNG T =I94IA B ITIVGIIMVIA ./1/211,1 l o t earttthirt. to p ir ° r" rig n Thew. products aro manufactured under Dr. Twaddle's patent by Bo porbented !Ream In Vacuum Tho Lubricating (N il are almost odorless. perfectly pure, uniform, and manly light colored, stand a high temperatu nchang_ ,e 4 and remain Iltutild during extreme Old . The Railroad Oils f aro une qualled. and ate in constant use upon many of the principal Railroads. licoea win be a:Rusin/Mane orders left at 174 W OOD STRICICT; wort. at Sharpaburg Bridge. - 7 Per Cent, Gold FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS (FREE OF TAX,) Er!=l or THE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS & MINNESOTA R. IL CO A LIMITED QUANTITY FOR BALE. At 00 and Interest rein payable May ana IFoaerabar. J. EnoAn tuimpeobt, t CRAILLBB I. FROST. These bonds have 30 year. to run, th e rartlble at the optiou of the holder into nook of th•Conipany at par. and the payment of the prin. trim la provided for by • oinking tnnd. tot 6.47,74(7 . 1 V:1n t Ar.4. ` i ° ,11,7WgZE1 ° 22 work la rapidly prognming e uhhoettatingly recommend these Dondsaa the Eaton and boat inveatrnetat in the mutat.. U.S. klys.twanties. at pment Wet% on?) return live per mat. Intereat while these pay etcht uld one - quarter par plot. in 0004, and we regard the soonrity equally maxi. The Company reserve the right, without notice, to erivahoe the priee. HENRY CLEWS & CO ., Bankers, 32 Wall Street; New York. S.' M'CLEA.N . & CO., No. 65 Fourth Avenue rETZI PITTSBURGH. PA A d SHARES PITTSBURGH Ges wrwaynnsaiiktT,,ETENi Arcltestgertiolicro Rooms. 106 go"M. trout, 4.000 shares Pittsbur g h ties ilbuft.. A. AteII..WALNE. Auctioneer. L' ft z e t Llme.: daumEl / 3g g,'" y tiFil"l 2LI =1..U4 r7T7T7 THE DIAMOND.SAVINQS BANK No. 8 DIAMOND. PlrrarrtOrt. REM .240.000 .41.(12110LOCILAI INDIVILA FAA" lAA TILL Ll.posllS In sums of 81 st.l upwards received. Interest allowed up time deposit•. Particular ut teutlon given to collectibus..proceeds ut which will be remitted promptly. James M. Coope ' r!: " Trb . ruhativ \ ltarr leon. • Andrew . 15 0T..g,. '" . ' , ' ,1; !4 - rt:c.iopy . Preatdont—N. P. HAWTEit. r Cashier—JOHN S. PCl:latlr. AMERICAN BANK, No. SO. Fourth Al:-enlie PITTSBURGH CABII CAPITA tsoo.ooo Stockholders individually Liable. DANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT. JOHN FLOM W.M. FLOYD., President. rihmbler. 11111[CrOPS: Thos. M. hlarshall, : Archibald hr. ersand, Wm. T. Shannon. j We.llace. t 71 n . .. , tg, ' . "`• ' •Hni.Mll l .' . Jo n hloyd. C. lectlon• made on nil point. In the United Sus en and Camida. Prompt attention paid to ...- roe ndolita,_:_ leitiMlJ . FREEHOLD BANK AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION, No. 100 Fourth Ave, PlllaborgL CAPITAL HUVII.KI.K DErosvrotts sErenta) IIY REA!, ESTATE TEIUDST ALLOWED OX TIME. 111 President-EDWARD DOUSE. Vled Presldent4-4. S. CRAFT. A DAM JA CODS. EDWARD 11 0C4, "7 4 ) 1111ASI PHILLIPS, JAMES S. CRAFT, ROWT. W.MACK EV, • THOMAS STEEL, JAILED M. BRUSH. ' TIDIMAR W. DAVIS. Secret.Ary and Tresuarer-TIIO3I - AR STEEL A3/1111.11/ Cash ler-J A MES P. SPEER.. hbars from D o'clock A. nr. to 4 o'clock I, m. md every Saturday droning trnns 7 to 10. ep.M:43l • commERcIAL BANKING COMPAN No. 92 Fourth Are., Pithborgh MEET 9'100.000 Stockholders Individually liable. ~ W. IT. EVEILSON, W. C. In chum, Preoldent. .. Coe ler. DINIC706111: • • ALEXANDER OATEN , pal: LIN SAT, A. 11. ENGLISH • D. S. M ACRIT al W. 11. EVITILSO: , }_, JOHN O. PIII.LTIPS, W. O. RUUD A ET, JACOB KI Er Collection. mad. on ail accessible 1 ,, iota of th United State. and Coned... INTEREST allmved on TIME DEPOSIT& Prompt sae ntion Slyer: to all boanost. of Ea . :tent.. CITY B /` 112 FIFTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH. PA. MIES STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE. INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS. FOREIGN EXCHANGE bought and sold. end when desireditted to Europe. Co!teethe ns made no all and rem lo all the principal points of the Coiled Statue and 01111nditi DOMINCK President _ J All IN I MCCAW:, VI. Presient W. N. MORGAN. ruiner. InfLICTORN: • Jct.. MECINI. llngh Kennon. .Z7,11.2:19,en. A. Preyrogie. • : Thomas Barons. JOS. M. GAZZAM. Solicitor. D. n ohow. Muse Duarte, Pats Yak Kans. has. D. Buz Chu. /huhu. H. J. Ursa. Y. ataai. ' THE SAFE DEPOSIT Of Pittsburgh, FOR TOR MI=1=1121!IIMI Ceder grisrmittna, and .the renting of soft In 141 Fire and .Burglar-Proof Vault, No: 83 Fourth e f . resliferst—WlLLLAZ PITILLIPS. rim Pres/dont—ll V. Or FLOYD. with,. ?hap.: "Rl7 li7;on 7t. Mono% Henry Llord. Jot N. Morrison, 11, 14 . ". L . T0n, ' ct - fru n , l trutsisl. Jas. I. Onsanett. AIOR GAN, KEENE Sz, MARVIN - W all itreet, (Third dnor from arc . cattray,l ' NISVIr-TOTIN A General Banking Breiness. NI MORGAN. WAITE 13FLDILI ft MARVIN. (Este 111mu4r tee gra'N!,:r.A.T,V-3"`""""" Belns In the Immediate vicinity of th e Stock Ko change an executed fiord land members of 4 . ostlers arewith the greatest possible patch. MUchants and Investon; lielagat a distance. cue 'rely upon oar attention to their anode.% or largest Orden, with equal can and prompt.... As in yeanpu w shall montane to transact all busluera of Na t io nal Banks and Corporations on the mut Inconetile terma Indict/11.1..0 Trost Companies. contemplating a chum, in their ucuritics, or desiring to make Ingalry oonenneing nor financial busters , they may hue thin city are invited to commuleate ithas pereonally net y letter. mferenne—aleutp. Jay Coate S C... New Twig. N. HOlmes & Sons- BANKERS,. 57 Market Street, PITTSBURGH, PA Colloct:oz untlt:dna.24ll.VdpL=. Do!! ta of STOCKS, BONDS AND OTIIER SECURITIES, BOUOLLT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION. W Partfeel. attention pale to the porchaae..e e of • tritited States Securities HART; & CO., roker LEM! CORNER FOURTH IND FOOD STREETS, Pittsburgh Pa INTRRSORR TO HANNA. HART A (V..) I==lll Exchange, Coin, Coupons, Ana partici. attentkoi paid to the piircbaaii and We of Government Bonds ALSO Sight Draughts on London. NSW YORE, 111•7 24.1870. TAE FIRM OF.T. L TAYLOR & COOPER Is dissolved by mutual consent. end we have this day formed h: Molted puteershlp under the name of TAYLOR .& COOPER No. 5 Broad St., for t c li: j tir . i=o: of Af t eArrl Brikers..4 Ft. AIR. JOHN BAILEY t o ., l rgg.f rZ eillavin g Math Ottted 230.000 log:nMethUoll tilr pn . f f ". jcrojolum, 4b. of sulicitince continuance Of ' • We also offer our egret°. to all, .d respectfully soMolt their bizeinese to the purchase and sale of (en securities dealt in at the N. Tort Rauh or Mid ffschanse. Coupons and Dividends In erect allowed on deposit. ere by Mall or Telegraph promptly executed THOS. L. TAYLOR, Tann& mm;==:!01 :t omen's National : attic, WO4ID STREET, CORNER SECOND AYE. INTEREST PAID ON DRPOSII'I. Fold, Clitip — on Bonds and Stock 8013/21IT A.ND BOLD. A. lIIIADLET, dent W. VANKIILL, lot cleallAT CTRITH CLARK SJR. C IXArtn: JOHN GILLESPIE, Chinnieys Swept. ecamo ' l ""ir t im " ." it'Vt. • .ut • Ilet m Z on 7 .La n. MUNK NAM ENGINES, BOILERS, &c Boiler, Still and Tank CARROLL &. SNYDER, I=l TIJRCLAILDOIRILF—FLUCII TLIBCFLAR FIRE BOX AND CYLINDER STEAM BOILRIRL ig4',All . aMikh Asn- orrri.iNil PANS. BALI PANS AND AN CL LIEN SEAS, 'rtrEs. OASOMETER3 AND IRON DRIDGF.q. • . - norms' AND COAL STILTEA. = Car. 2d, ad, Short and Liberty Streets tiv - Orelera vent In the above address; VIII be Erytuptly attended In. inhale! HUGH. M. BOLE & Con Point Alley and Dnquenne iNICAtI TilE POINT., Engine Builders, Founders • Manufacture STEAMBOAT ENOINES and STA TION/MT ENGINES of all A 717c V1 . 1! " t ' gil F.N G I i B "17:1774Teglelli BOILER of 13 horse poor. CASTINGS, of overt. kind, made . to order at nu Foundry, on 'llllth STIOO7B, below' 51 rkt,J r Itltts for Oil 811 STING PUELETS, BANGERS, 1101101 Id TOO CI 0 SCREWS, and IRON ToBACCO ' PItESSA, on hand wade to order, at the and Stn 00.000 MU 000 INDUSTRIAL \VOHS, Enlnting nn the AVeghony Hire; near the Pot Pittaborgh. CT All 91qers & Bro FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES _AND ,VAULTS METE ENGINES AND MACHINERY BREWERY WORK, REPAIRLNG gust PUTTING VP MACHINERY, HYDRAULIC CF.MENT. Cut - er 17th awl PIKE kITRE NTS, Pittsburgh. P. 'HARA BOILER WORKS F. REPLAN & CO., Manufacturer. of STEAM BOLLEBB OIL TANKS. i r i f i . : 4l 4 oAa o oM4- . CIII.IeNETS. IDUCTIEN FIRE BEDS. Ac.. Cor. of Serond Avenue and Liberty Street. 6100 000 appearing done grmpilfl, Oviegitra.to the s '''' 4';l l l:l4,. s rAye7f i o d renelri ru i ocle.ied FOUNDERS, MA Milleinn inzmi Pipe Wo' Corner Carroll and Smal =1 AVM. SM 4.ANUFA CTIIRRR Cast Iron Bowl GAS AND WATER WORKS 311,; 2 1posare all east /avarlabAtt In Mk In dry O 14 t eal lonaths. Alan, ran usortmea of Castings for Gas and Water Works' I (r..stlA 411 he rtIl="0111nt Ehiperintendm3l4 of G(t.lVorkA tuy 121/(IfeaLTLETOILTs. ....... A. FItET V OGLE. lONONGARELd FOUNDRY W. J. ANDERSON & Ilanufectggis WIN Castings of all Description.s. CIMOS " IrIarU &sti l oy. ' ft? Window Glom llonen. orricr. AN. ForMottr—Tin 1110 WATER E 17.. PnLq.T.E'L BINSON,REA &C 0., Sums . . to 1:0ur:6°,421117e ft Iffitima WASHINGTON WORKS,' FOUNDERS .t. NI ACIIINISTS, PI Mill. Manufacturer, of Boat awl . Stationaz7. , r:.• ! ,,T,etts, 3 "%ttr'n t 7:d' m r,orgrillrgd 74 7. .11....., 4 1er p ia /Moot Irgßeurk;..L. ~Iit ;B OI % r iCir . I I. 7 2V ;I P AT4TIN.?:IIUtor THOS. CAP Fourth Ward FOllll SANDUSKY ST.. .A Sew Ylll Wort. Roll order and have oh band tnyl473.S___ Phoenix R Cot. LIBKRTT BOLLMAN\ kfuoufacturers of Superior Chill Rolls; sand Rolls and Pinions. FTTM:MrrWr".I Henry Bier & Co. GUSTAVE BASCH ISocoemors to 301110 M. COOPER & C 0..) BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER Brass Castings MADE PROMPTLY TO ORDER. MALRABLR AND GREY IRON FITTINGS, OAR PIPE AND TUBING THROTTLE 3 11.1tEla ii ttil.glIN K IALV ERASE WOKE OVEYERnESCRIP r fION to Steam, Water And OM • • Blitetlitzerefint Viikarr i tco . l3lPßO •• AGENTS Sot DREYFUS' PATENT oILIERS,'OI . Lest In the coszkist. I= Corner Thirteenth and Pike Street ATWOOD & McOMTR.EY Corner Lamm- Map aztOTERD PlE.b , i/E. P., Int Awns ...a IRON PIPE lITTERS,ana AE .A.I3.OAItERON &colt Errenx PROFESSfONAL kJ;w. DeCAMP, • ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Mu removed to No. 57 Ort.A.Np . iITItEICT Pitt. Dumb. Will prnctioe in the U.& it nt4 Marla coArt . s. fa r ina SW* Soprano En all tem warns ta he lte s n o.t. g. t tal! maks ordinations in m Jmiorr ARCM - BALD . BLAKELY, ii.torney-at-Lavr, 6 FIFTH AV121116. llc IIfcCORNICK, Attorney -at-Law. No, 68 GRANT STNEZT• bu t=ropt Oftelltioo Neon ,02 otodo of kr WM. B. NEEPER, • • - PLOSELVAN Atm xr-OFnCIO .TUBTICE OF • Tar imam • - Office. 112 Fifth avenue. .. ,t zottoo Won to roorrortadop and ear- I .Dorct Pond. tad illonp". ~,„ mid all P 13411••• SISCHUId to promptly Yd IRON AND STEEL CRESCENT STEEL WORKS. MII4LERJ3A R PA (I MN: OFFICE: 10. 119 Liberty Street. my7B-xed PITTSKYRUIT. PA. , DUQUESNE WORKS, =I Col,ernifu, Rahm & Co., IRON, NAILS, STEEL, Axels and Springs DINUESNE, L X AND JUNIATA FLATuI u i N N E ° N .haIfBtEVAWA ,II, BOIL.R PLAtES AND HEADS, GUARD IRONDRAG AND DROPPER BARS. FLANGES, CUTTER BARS.CYLINDER IRON, T AND BART ItAIL, andal Road., CROWS. WEDGES BARROW TEETH. SPRING, PLOW AND CULTIVATOR STEEL, STEEL IVINGS.AND MOULDS, cut to pattern, STEELTIRES,STEELSRAFTING.A B STEEL. COACH, BlN:Grand WAGON settmos nod _AXLES. CUT NAILS AND SPIKES. All Goods First Class and Wairioted • OFFICES ANT) WORKS-10th street end A/le gheny River, and 77 Water street, Pittsburg/a. Inh9 Pittsburgh Steel Works. ESTA.DI.ISIFIED IN' 1845. ' ANDERSON - k WOODS, Best Relined Cast Steel NO,. MOULD. OF ErEnv DESCRIPTION. ALSO, Best Refined German Plow & Spring Steel CORNER ROSS AND FIRST AVENUE. PRI. laulf,n4l PITTS-2131:RGII Nov el ty fVo kB. r Fotni - Drn 1833. MOORHEAD. 'ADAMS CO., Er:TAMWANNWNWNWP.u• .SCALES.. J.. Faced Patent Door Locks od Latch. Paint and Coffee Mills. Om Corner of FIRST AVENUE and GRANT STlt.. Pittsburgh. Pa. PITTSBURGH, PA Sheffield Steel Works, SINGER, NIMICK & CO., ;UNDR Mannfuturors of ovary description of Cast and German Steel, RAILWAY SPRINGS. ELLIPTIC AND PLATFORM SPRINGS., AXLES, STEEL TIRE, Sc., Sc. - El WARE - ROUSE-83 Water .1100 Vim; meets. :man Sreet., BLACK DIAMOND STEEL WORKS. MCI =ME PARK, BROTHER & Co" . Montanetniers . of all Descriptions of TH, STEEL: • oFFIcg and WAREHOUSE —3oth, 314 and nallrottd Ptlvotz.llt.burgh.. Pipe, STOVES, CASTINGS, &c COOK STOVES. Get the Best! BISSELL & CO'S TRIUMPH, For BituninOus Coal Warraotad to COOK. BAKE or ROAST a. wel to any other Store tri . the BISSELL & CO., . .No.' 235 Eilarty . Street ALSO, 'ON RAND AND FOR SALE, PARLOR NTOTEN ' KEATING BTOTES GRATE FRONTS. • FICMERII, COOKING RANGES. &a, A. GRAFF, HUGUS & CO Diannbatmen of every variety of STOVES, Boston Cooking Range "THE FIERY FURNACE" FOR i . i , TA.R.IIENG BULLRINGS "1• TIIII vi lg A 4 NTI-liTT n r - OOKINtI i TTAF . E : 1115_(0f, ' ;‘, PVtom iD ) VAAB rit.,a 2 V L gr. 9, W y gg2lnti l ltl i ffrt NTS. r ans. Am 206 and 208 Liberty Street, rmaaruau, - • A.BRIDLEY& CO. No. 30 'Wood Street. Stantllbetu GRA T lNGeatest Virlety at COOK. PARLOR an tiToVID4 to be found. In our stworlstant will be Pond Si! the latest PAT. TERM IMMTVELDIENTR, ant the RIM.- Lon of Our Store. Is etch that any one W.. of a article should purr.. woe butthose utu•All by us.. they will Do Pond the moat du rable es well es economical. Would call too-teas • Mtg.& n to our 'now ' VOLCANO ca STOVE._ for • eharetl, halls and Korea. Oyer AGO told In throe months. Intended fur with nr wittoteuslng. 11 who hare used than pronoun. them superior to Pri . any ce oth at. er and far cheaper. bend for Cataloguessd lash • WINES, LIQEORS, WAGNER'S FRENCH COLORIN The Very Best in4tnytnited Slates, 1 hinnTACTIMED BY • WM. WAGNER, 981 North &Tenth Street, Itzsent.srp—All th. lealitps bongos In P 1511.... 4.1.b1a. latele,Tus Schmidt & Friday INIP,ORTERS . OF WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &c., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN PURE RYE 'WHISKIES. Nos, 384 and' 3B6 Penn, • I'ENTII BT. tore lT JOs FINCH,Sr, CO No.. 183. 187. 189, 191.193 snd 193 TWIST STKETT, rstuennct. fir _. 4.E .. corr.,. E . Kir tio go h leillen In summon Harm MEP! w*.v t s JOHNT., HODES AID. BICII PAIBTEII, Arifx• OM 2; , m . riz trnwrr. lizeas (Late Irma itnFita Ptilaparei. Pa. IJIENNSYLTANIA CENTRAL RAIL. Vlnii7A•Pgin Jone Am, and depart fol . , PAPTir.ok wrSTAAI. M Ur a i l n l Ler ‘ v PnctrTlia 1.3 30 aro VraLn al 11:3Fam am f41;f21`.1.:4 - . 1 '..4 p i. ; llcitic lll, •Itl pm Fasll.lne.... • 7 40 n. W e..L. Wayne...... Paaszer..l4/ W. Lornt • 1.0 Wall's N 0.1.. Jo. I 1 p o. Ae .q ' U I S Odin No. 1. • 640 no Wall's No. ..1 1.31 am tOisro.to No.l 7:30 aro 00 W'arn No. 3 y :03 on, rOVO , t. 3 •; ' to : I p . .dU am .4 UDm 1`,1Y1,•24%, °AC. VI: a Wall's No: 3 Yom Won' P"'IMITroA4Vai.I/131.: innall Emma and P.M, Eaprras leave Iy. All other tralzo 34.311 exoer. NuodaY• The aoreb Trains leave.. %YAW* Ntation * ary .4.0 p9° all Slattern at 1. ":" ov :g 1. m. Pod Atses as Wa Sla lo Ibii further Information apply In W. 11. BECKWITTI Agent. The Permaylvattla Rutland CoonWtay will nut a. en me An) Isk for Ottesowo, except fur wOO% en Pere! and Walt their reepoaxibllity to On n e ge rg rll7 ' ul c ire in o g yTe a r t . unless taken by special cuntruct. . . • A. J. CAT, 1013 General Superintendent. A AS lto S ona. T Pa. -- PITTSBURGH FORT WAYNE k OCRIT..V. °&a. e ir''3-'' &4 '' From June 13. IN7O, trains well leave from and entre et tee Vt.m oepot north tilde. Pitts burgh city time. as follows Litarx. I sauifl i. Fast Line . pile es FM.. ljne I,J• m g•L i & Will, . .en Whevenr L. 3. 1. :. Zs •us l e, ll MYsrli n t . . r . a g/r l lfitTit * o '. %ll. l . 2, .!ci . . L',' et,t,,,,e ju....1 : la ni. Claret/Led Exits m Cl A Wier pr... : P m Erie & Tgln Er •3 p m peeing G. . . p MICI. * Wh r Ex.3llN pre U t ElPa r C ' sf.., a Plifil A etp L re!?.ll4lZlT 1 Meaux reo3 pro•Y.3.rtltIPS . IN stAssinksr. Beier SW's Ac., -IN a ruildetaduie Sam Ae..lsl Leetsda/e •• I:3a m Bou'r 1.3.11 s • '..16, I4a m New Castle •• 1 ...i 3 ',.: zrir,*.i....o .. ,g, 4 :IT Neon .... •N p to Leee •••• 1.3 1 0 PM I Lectadal. . 3p m Bea rlts .& p m Beat Fells •• 6:43 p m Leeel •• 4,13 p m Leetsdale •• 10,13 p m . •.. 7:33 pea Fair Oaks Sun. 'Fair Oaks San. ~ da Church-133 pin day Church...l:3S ant Piscine Exprew leaves end arrives daily. Pest Lin e leave. daily. Ifondaye excepted. Lind arrives dolly, Mondey• urceittPd. All o th er Lralne will leave end arrive daily. Sundays Preppie& F. It. MYEILi. .1. N. MeCCI.LOGGLL Get& Pus. & Tltket Agent. Gent .11Mtarer. lITESTEEN PENNSYLVANIA R. R. 'lnane on . tho Westere Porinertanlallmad will oettye nt and deport from the Feetonal Street Depot, Allegheny lntM. ewfollows: • (ALLEGIIEXT TIME./ Anal v I OZPAII.T. N, 1 ell' m Mx pre. amnia ne . Clareinont "oaf Ivlnt antemont Ac,. Intel p ani m LiziN port No. 2 3:33 p gpringtre No. 13.2j11 p tit!Sprtirrd'eNo.re- tit; It Above Inlna run daily except Sunday. The Church Train leaves Allegheny Junction City Sunday at 8:00 A. C.. reaching Allegheny City 010410 A. 01 Returning. leaves Allegheny Bengtl2:3o P. Ai. and accive at A/legheny Junc -3:00 P. = Thrg . ll ' tickets ut er andalanbahnown may he p chatted et Walker's Wage Oilloo, No. 3 St. (lair street, near the Sun Bridge. Pitts burgh, and at the Depot. Allegheny. For farther particulars apply to JAblftS I.EFFERTS. Agent. Federal Street Depot. Tir.kete to all Important Stations on the rualn line of the Pennsylvania Central A Galn T ed . General Supetinten A e J t, C It SA a V Pa. ROBERT IVEILSON, Superintendent. Pittsburgh. A LLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD. LINFIT O . I3G - timmTZIROUGII THE OIL • nn eua grOVISttrugrhRIANSINE Tridnedally(exoeptSunday will leave littatruhrh Dopot. corner of Eleventh sad ?Ike Brenta, for Franklin. 011 city, MAW, and all. points In the 011 heidona Tay Exprees . Nista Exprr PriMTHUROU.PA 0, ay SIMI Train Brady's fiend Acen.. 3 . Mi ant, rks Halton S. Halton es Y. Y. . Is . 611111AMIIMI iliS .M. Church 0 r. .• Express trains ototionly at principai points. Ar commodatiOn trains Mop at ail stations. Sliver-Solaro SlimpinE Cars on Nicht "h ttasa J ' .1.11110411 1 f1. tt r". 4e13 JAMES I. BMA *. Ticket Agent • TIIIITTSBURGH. INCINNATI AND A. BT. LORIS RAILWAY. PAN HANDLE 11011 q.. ar m CHANGE TIMR.,Ort and after SUNDAY. June 11. Iti7o. Dal. trill leave and arrive the Union Depot.. rittsbrillal. LB =To InTAR.• • MOM'. 12:31a. to 12 3noon tn. 7 m Southern Ronne l r pad. Mined Accommodallon.. :13 va p.m. McDonald Aedummod'n 1 Ma I P . : I al, ' 10t. ii . . i . . ra. A.,aanivlllelA4;cornrua tgP. - t "- McDonald At:an:mantra. :6 p.m. l Pee Sunday (Tanga Train..., 12:3S The I.o4lrTe. e. Feet Line elll leave dal y. Tee 1%13 noon Express aryleya dully. All other tzar. run daily <wield, Sunder. _ W. L. O'BRIEN, Genera/ Tidiest Agent, Columbus. 0. _‘)r. W. CARD. SuP't.. DesELlson, OW. lbi d ._ tITTSBURGH AND CONNELLS.; 'VILLE RAILROAD. En . 11 t pi rz , ni , s and attar SUZIOAk fiSENStraßilinoW. s kna oar of Grant and Water tereetais. ko tj ' el' ' DCPAnoir RS. I ARAM(. Mall to and from 10 . i11.. 7!1111 a. m. 11:012 p. la. I g K t= 4 lll:l2Thiat . g . . d .: l l; %: - ..lti ltt ) It :: wen Newton Accommo. 4: pp. la: PI4 R. M. Braddook's ACOollimoda. a: aP. nr.. 7) lk m: Night Aor.. to Maltarapl.lo. CI p. ar. et a. ml Sunday Church ' TraMl to and Dom West Newton. lOtt_p. m. I BARI a. tn. . RICkIARD B. EA./WEBS, Agora. L itt aye a WAX• 16411.1 ft zi z 4,44 Pittsburgh Utility Works, WEAVER 'B4 JONES; Corner of - Juniata and Fulton Streets, • Sixth Ward, Allegheny. Itanufailarara of STAPLE lIARDWARE and an kinds LIMIT GREY FRON_CASTENGS. . .Wtoerlive.r6Ggrttr=7",d t ot T a ' werl i rainfall trashed: Cir, ' oraaollened.' oliAnatgottnD"AAVAVll° MTVIV d to WEAVER & JONES. • Addmaa: PnlatouTh Porto®.. mensal Logan, Gregg & Co., No. 52 Wood. Street, • PITTSBURGIT. PA. Spring Goods, Hoes, Rakes; -Forks, Scythes, Smiths, &e. Merchants are Invited to examine onr stock when In the city. Orders by mail will have prompt at. tention. BEAVER FALLS CUTLERY Table Knives .& Pocket Knives, Butcher Knives, Bread Knives, Carving Knives, Scissorp,, PMLADELPICUL Razor 4, Putty Kniyes, - I AND ALL OTHER MULES OF CUTLERY AT LOW PRICES.- Beaver Fallseutlery Co., LEAD. DRUGS, &o PITTSBURGH White Lead and Color Works, J. Schoonmaker & Sony PROPRIETORS. EfflE*Bl7Oug: dik 154, 4* and M. Rebeemitreet. . w. eall attention to the guarantee mated aa Oat LIAM, nun ermt.uno.arel wiz.= i—plos. m carbonate of WO: . ire mean that la free from A state an !A/draw itter 02‘: fern n, nnu. r end eaverior.. anor and Ow 'lnThALDMin lobe a parer ~.71 ' ,taw taan u7la the naarlist.ftW, nonnat,e. lean IcENDIIIIBON, J. & 'BB 9 j o u=tiet. Daskav RAILROADS LEAVE AUIUfI AT ft fil3 ESTABLISHED 1831. =!1:1 HARDWARE, No, 70 Wood S EM L 11123 'Forks. No. 70 WOOD • STREET, prrrsetraon. OFFICE AND FACTORY. E
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