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GOLD, SILVER,
COUPONS
Bought at Highest Price.
PH. R. IVI,ERTZ,
BANKER.
Cor. Wood St. and sth Ave
Jas. T. Brady & Co.
(Boccensonto E.. JONES & C 0.,)
Cornet Fourth Avenue and Wood Street
BANKERS,
BUT AND FELL ALL KINDS OP
Governthent Securities
GOLD, SILVER Alst COUPONS,
ON MOST FAVORABLE TEM&
—lnterestAlloi%ed on Deposits
BlFlloasy lowed 4m Government Bonds at loa
m*.
.marke as.t rst
WORM= - EXecran rob.
AND
PrcnAsr.
AND Bata OF notice. BONDS AND GOLD.
JAMES T. BRADY & CO.
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THE DAILY GAZETTE,
MONEY AND COMMERCE,
My Telegraph , to the Pittsburgh Garotte.]
- New Yona, June 24. 111R1-
Wall street dull. Money 351.5 c on call. Bier
, /int dull and heavy at 3101/6X. Gold lower;
dull and weak. opening at 1 1 13( and closing
at 1116(31,111X. Borrowing rotes Ig4 to flat;
yarning lit2c. Clearances $71.1100.000.
Governments dull and weak. Coupons of 'al,
' 'M. 'di. 14&G.10%; 05. lo;
OX; now do. 132.121'; 'O7. 13.5413.1:. ao, to
13X1 10-40's, 77.031; currency ws, 73,441,14.
State bonds steady: Missouris, 84%' old Ten.
newel, 65; new do. 64%; old North Carolinas,
It new do, 'N. •
Stockmarket dull and irregular; Lake Shore
alone Wrong.
• canton; 0571' Cumberland' 3lb Western
t
117nion Telegraph, 31R: Quick:dive/1N; Mari
. r e t . 11X 1 : 53 f r or flged. 141.: AdaM_P P ON
47X: United States,
45%; ' Pacific Mail, 4234; New York Central.
MIX: Scrip. 941 i: Erie, 07%; preferred. 43;
Harlem. la& iteeduut
99 , 107 s: %wpm Ce..
tral ISF,, 124 X; e Shore, X; Illinois Central,
Pittsburgh. IMX: Northwestern, MS;
do preferred, 88. X. Rock Island, 116 X: New
Jersey General, bta; P aul,
preferred. 6G pr 7 e 4: 2
• Fort w eyrie,Chicago Ah.on, 116 X; am!.
& Missholipol37X; Borten & Erie, 37%; Bur-
lington, 158; C.C.C & C., MX; St. Joe preferred,
The dlrectors of the Lake Shore Railroad
Company yesterday declared a semi-annual
h' dividend of 4 per rent., free of tax, payable
August Ist, at the Union Trust Company; they
also decided to issue bonds for the purpose of
retiring bonds now ontstand log as they mature
for the double purpose of track equipment,
&c.. 4 where the some Is needed, and for other
purposes, including the taking up of the float.
tag debt. _
Boston prices: Calumet, rj: Copper Falls, 5;
Franklin, 3: Hecht, II& Quincy,
Sub-Treasury balance: gold, 0 76 . 5 54,1G7: cur
rency, 911.195,0 a& general, 689,447,906.
Omcg or Pr/worm:mg Gazerrr..
Dinar. June 24. WM.
Closing quotations a. received by. Ph. R.
Mertz: ,
Gold 111 AmeriCan .... ...• • 4071
Sliver Western ,
ABB 108 Bonds 1.17 N. Y. Central ans•
Aalli Bonds 18e2...111 Reading. :. . 10eX
640 Bonds 11364-110 P. Ft. & .
635) Bonds 166b ... 110 W. Ohio & Miss 375 i
' Ikeisole 1866 113 Mich. Southern.... 58X
LlMB:tads 1962...113 Cleveland & P... lowa
'So Bonds 1668...113 C. it I. &P
107 Chicago &N. W. KIX
dame rest..o6 C. &N. W. Pref.. 88 ,
Merchants 7. En . 44X Erie
ave.
London Exchange per pound 5 5,
,544 5,65
Paris Exchange per Franc .t! 3.1
Berlin 'Exchange per Thaler R: al
Frankfort Exchange per Florin 477, 49
Central Pacific R. R. Bonds .
• L'ulon P. R. IL Bonds
84
' Closing quotations as received bt JaMeS T.
Brady & Co:
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Gold IIN
. .
62331.11. tc.ly. ISM. LI
de. ISM Rt GS; IS.GlJdo.dr.Jy. lan !IL 1 5-3) LEW lay
._s.
._EffdaLEldd .„. „ ,..10X GP.SA
PETROLEUM 3!ARIiEr
Orrice or Prrrenerrum fluters, I
YELI9DAT, June Xi. MIL I
Thera Is no improvement to note In the
business. and the market continual' very dull
and heavy, and while, as compared with 3'es
terday there Is not much difference in pried
the tendency continues downward. Privet.;
*deices from the East state that the heavy ex
portations of flour and wheat have caused an
advance In freights, and as Europe seems un
'willing to pay any better prices for oil. It is
Lb - might that a further decline in prices on
this aide Is probable* It is admitted that oil le
Intr.:eery low, In fact there In no disputing
this, particularly for this season of the year.
but. the big production seems to hang like a
Mg cloud, enveloping the whole trade In dark
est', without even au occaslomil gleam of suri-
Shine.
CRUDE.
'Continua eery dull but prices, as compared
with yesterday, are unchanged: co sales.
tvot
for s lime or sell m er e J une , which is pretty near 01le
nd now. is quoted at
Beller July. nominal et 1.1.141a1.1%. lines July or
August to December, 12..
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Sale LOCO bble June at 95%; 1.15:0 July at 91%;*
1.13X1d0 at 26%. August norulnal at 2;; an d
September at 27%51.2:%. buyer all _year;
97915195.
i RZCLIPIS MIMI OIL.
Star On Works, 2203 bbls. on account 0. C. &
A.ll /141:1B17 & 00 80, on account T M Bern.;
Lyon lc Co 1110. on account C D Angell; Com
mercial 011 Works 11113. on account) B Barbour;
Brilliant Oil Works Ul6 on account Lock
! l E t= r & Co: A B Mills 66. un account W
A 5 a; Pestles. 011 Works ..M. on account 11
l al=LTa i reotum r. OkllCVrthin-1116, acc ount
count P Hutchinson. •
; . Total . ' ' 3.0) !biz .
• • am munemers mu A. v. it. n.
'B. W. C. 411 r. Ha;
80. on account W. Bartle; J. K.
ko . as &Co. 150 bbla ra ft ed to Logan Bro.
k Philadelphia.
• woett i t
i igan. Rockdale & Co., KO bbls
tot oil to Bat & Co.. Phil's.
Lockhart, w & Co.. MObbla refined oil to
Wardea. Frew & Co.. Philadelphia.
J. M. Filter. NO bid ref. oil to Logan Bro& Co.
MeSelvy Bro. & Co.. NS bbla ref. oil to Lo
ran Ent A Co. Phila.
J. A. McKee. Nil bble relined oil to Logan
Bro. & Co., Ptdra.
National Refining Co., 00 bids ref. oil to
Wardeu. F. & Co- Phila.
P. Welaeuberger 6t - bbl, relined oil to War
deo. Prow & Co.. Philadelphia.
CRlsengOil Co 100 bble rented oil, to Tack
Bros.. Philadelphia.
Braun & Wegner fl 3 Mils refined oil to War
ing. King & Co.. Philadelphia. .
K. Koehler & Co..= bid. ref. oil to Waring,
K. & Co., Phila.
OM= Or inr. rrenintlani Gurryn,
FRIDAT, June
The iron trade is dull, but Ibis Is not cinu-
Mal as it is neatly always sluggish at this
particular season of the year. As mill own
ers , contemplate suspending operations
Within the next leer weeks. some of
tkaut It is probable will close with the closekd
thbi month, theyare buying . metal very spa
ringly. just enough to keep um whatever
'orders see coming in, not being disposed to
Carry any more stock than they can possibly
help. This being the coo the demand for
crude irons Is light,' and this sales unimpor
tsuit; and while the market is weak, there Is
no Important 'chine to make In quotations.
The receipts of : metal continue light, and,
therefore, there Is no accummulation of stock.
In yards hero but It is said that there is con-
Olt:fable of an aceummulation at the-furna-
cm, and this Is to be inferred. as . there Is but
Intl* coming forward. And there la not .
much metal - foreleg on this market. as the
_ commission men are well aware that if they
alienist this, It would have a bad effect and
- lower prices would doubtless be the result.
Foundry Irons are alto dull; the deniand, bee-
Ins ULMed and prices are weak though un
dulat.
300 too/ N 0.3 Antbraelte—Forgel.oo 4 mot'
30 " No.ll do 33,00 4 mos
ISO " - Neutral Forge -
33330 4 mos
" ear do 036 mos
" N Cl o.• Neutral Forte atm 4 mos
ativtalloas 00.41.10111:=1) 111011 LAZE
AIM OILE.
. .
ti. madothir,„ G do do ray Forge
...... NLOO gaLD3 4 zwcash is
40
do do do 32.00 mos
do do . . mos
Urn." 2441300 Forg e
arrive. MAO 6 mos
to
"- Eltrfktellltim Forge
W aeries.
410 " M N. 60 6 mos
Furnace.oe Ong Nedltarr, at
• • — NU
303 " Clear whit. to am M mo o
" wowed oms wb ee 'll°
ari
di
Favorite bnotel . a
3,0N300
" c Y „ e ,l„l=
r O mF
'''
n
Am o A s
Tire........ . "°.
" Neutral
rrive aux"""
"Fa M me o a. •*LWa°d.
" omo nv
MeoMM Gear F0rge......-- nt 2K°
30) do do 80.03 am's
so •• do do do ... SILO 4 .ub
Open 31.60 4 mos
oDes.
NO sum enairtiszy. Rim Coke
.Forge It nos
• 10 'Rare TOMO . MAO sme
. n
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rri . •mtunGu MARKET.
1 Orrice or Prmantiton Garcrerr„._
FILIDAT. June a. LO•U.
The markets In a general way Present brit
little that Is .new or important.. The flour
and grain markets although verY negative,
and somewhat excited. are rether,i , dull, and
the demand is almost entirely consumptive,
there In
net ouch ~o.positlon manifested to
speculate: stocks are light and holders, par
ticularly of n om , . are Indifferent about selling
being apPrchesire that they may have to re
place
at
a Net her advance. The weather du
ring the ;m g Week has been clear .and hot
and a n that could' possibly be desired for
the erelo• and Wheat In this section of coun
try in reported as looking remarkably well
and willoaxla be ready to cut. The grocery
market Is doll and Sugars arc weak In sym
thy with the decline In gold. Provisoes mar
ket strong and sugar cured hams have ad
vanced sharplY within the pant few days - ia
other respects there Is no change in prices.
ASH - Stead,- but unchanged; Common
Soda. 4c; Refined. 4;0:: Pearls. u3Se: Pots. 7,,4c.,
APPLES—SmaII sales of new crop at .14X.it
5 per bbl. Receipts as yet are light.
RUTTER—Continues dull but unchanged.
ar c cats report sales of good to prime solid ,
Packed at Detects.
BROOM—CORN—SaIes at Little.
BEANS—There is scarcely nom i na l iry and
the market Is dull and Prices at $1.50
411.75 oar bushel. -
BROOMS—Store prices: Fancy. $541.1.,_N0. I.
Nu.:, t 4; No.), SUM Common. tC.5063
CORNMEAL—Demand light and the same Is
true of the supply. We continue to quote at
9.3a51 per bshel.
CEMENT— u SaIes of Louisville hydraulic at
MiMper bbl..
CARBON •OIL —Demand light but this Is
nearly always the case at this season of the
_rear; we continue to quote standard brands at
_I
cis Ina Jobbing way.
CIDER—No. I sweet cider Is quoted at 510
per bbl.
" CHEESE—Ia in good supply and dull, but
unchanged—MlS, cts as to quality.
DR11.1.1 FRUlT—Continues very dull, and
the season is almost over. We continue to
quote .Apples nt 1.4.41.5),f; Peaches at 6¢7 for
quarters and ;31541 fur halves.
EGGS—Oulet and unchanged with a supply
fully equal to the demand. We continue to
qu r g a i i l iivit ', L,.. and unchanged. at 851.
85 eta. to the trade.
FLOCti—ld m a te ri alg there Is no ex
citement, and noimprovement In the
demand, and the feeling seems to be that
there is not mucbprobability of prices going
much higher. '.'We continue to quote well
established brands of either winter or spring
wheat, at toi.e..A. Fancy brands, s7„tfee.
Eye flour. ta.
Ii RAlN—we can report sales of to good
red wheat at $1...V2.1.M. and choce, m a rih
there is but very little offering I n this et.
may be quoted at 81.2.5. Oats continue dull,
in the absence 01 an - export demand, but hold
e + are stiff, being confident that the market
will soon react and. prices Improve. We eau
report sales on wharf and track stile to 51Se,
52,--dealers are only offering 48e190 in first
hands. Corn—we can reort a sale of shelled,
In elevator at Sae, and th is seems to be the top
of the nen - 4 , z- for either ear or shelled, and,
there lb veryilttle Inquiry for It at any price.
Rye is re, quiet and nominally unchanged. at
8543.80 c. Nothing doing in barley.
HAY—la dull but unchanged with sales at
gni& from country wagon.
at
HEti r. MP—Sales of undressed Kentucky Hemp
BUS 'KS—Com huska,n336 cts.
LLHE—Sales of Cleeeland at r.. 25 per bbl,
and eastern at $1.75. ••
LARD OlL—Extra No. 1 Is quoted at SI,.M
C 61.23 and N 0.2 at 80.
PROVISIONS—Hams firm and higher.
otherwise market fibbed g Shoulders.
14 is for plain; B Sides. 18%; Clear.
Sides. 1714; 'Breakfast Bacon. 15%; Sugar
Cured Hams. Canvassed. =sem. Lard
quoted drat at 17 In tcs, and la le buckets and
kegs. )leis Pork CH.
" ICEN b l b .4M—Dull. Tennessee, sap cts.
PEARL BARLEY—Nn. 4. 5Xc per lb; No. 3.
51;; No. 1, WS. Oat teal—A B per Dbl. of
9:IU lbs. 510: for half Dbl. 100 lbs. 55,50.
• POTATOES—We can report sales of prime
old peach blows at Mac perbushel. Sales of
new crop at mix per bbl. •
SBEDs—FLUseed is in active demand, and
crushers are taking all that offers at
Nothing doing in Clover or Timothy Seeds.
MARKET!, ST TELEGRAPH
\ew
NEW YoRK, June 24.—Cotton heavy and low
,
er, with sales 660'Aales at Mc for middling up
lands. Flour; receipts MAW, bbls; less active
and 10c lower. shippers holding off; sales 7,101
bbls at $3.2.` , 05,50 for superfine State and west
ern, 05,70312,93 for extra do, 85,951:48,45 for
good to choice do. $26,80 for white wheat
western extra, 113,9016,00 for extra Ohio and
$822.0,50 for extra et. Lmds. Eye Flour dolt,
with sales 900 bbis at $4,7 - 02.5,75. Cora Meal
quiet and unchanged. Whisky dull. with
sales 230 bbls at 99c0.41; also 200 bbLI patent at
98c. Wheat; receipts 51,408 bosh; heavy and 3
case lower, the export demand having almost
subsided; sales 10... V) bush at 6143 for rejected
spring, 85,20 for No.• 3 spring. 111.. , t1.1. for
N 0.2 Chicago, 01.3011.35 for No. 23111wankee,
latter outside price. 51.4021.45 for winter red
and amber western, end 51.60 for white 511Ch
gun. Rye quiet. Corn; receipts 50.15n0 bush;
heavy and lower: sales 31,1:130 bush at 1e,e141.111
for neWanixed western. Oats: treceigiirbi
be; heavy and lower; sales 10,000 int at for
wet - MI - m.18070c for Ohio and State. ay is
quiet and very Orin. Coffee quiet and unchang
ed Sorar arm; sales ;90 hisis Cuba at Pya.loc,
91.(1a.nc '. for Porto' Itico. Molasses dull. Pe
troleum .Rilet nt 11N414.Vc for erode, :Cnitc
for ictined. Rice quiet and firmer. sale, 60
Wrkliairi - P - ii7iST irr!"rnin% Voi.7.4ie'''o.r.
ror Mccii3O,73 fur altY mess. 6::, - 1/Z3 4 13r
czanglafoxiairtia =ls; tit/ . 50% t1 , 1•!s
Via111;a1. 1 `4. b . °1 30. 1 . 1 '11t44 1- 41-1., 440e1
sales takt..3.l. Tierce beef dull at E202-3.c for
prime mess, 230 . 131 for India mesa; middies
quiet; sales 30 boxes to dear at 1E5131,.
Cut meats arm; sales 140 pkgs. at 153(2,17c.
Hams 1.9/14.123;c for shoulders. Lard heavy:
sales 2-'o' tee nt /43 , 02.16i.ic iitenin, lekl2,l7Mc
for kettle rendered; also IW toe prime steam
seller June. m y and August at lelfc. Batter
steady at 1 . 7 for western. Cheese quiet at
141.14)5e. F ights to Liverpool doll; wheat
at bd.
Latert.--F1 air closed Sll and 5c lower.
Wheat dull Int heay.v; 6 0 .30@ .151 for No 2
Milwaukee a d 01.441 v 48 for winter red and
g (rt
amber weste . Bye du11;,922,98c. for went
ern. Oat. li ay); (11.7.11:3Ne for western, and
glieglXf,..'fo h.l°.P.Tll4;l4;..g33rtglrle",',,vf
mess for Au et at Mr). Beef quiet and on.
changed. Cut meats and steady. Bacon nom
inal. Lard dull and slightly In buyer's favor.
Eggs heavy. 2147.22 c.
Live Stack Market.
NEW TORY, June 21. — There was a fair
supply of 1.330 head of cattle arrived to-day:
37 cars at Communloaw, C at Weehawken,
and 6 at One Hundredth street; total this
week 0...131: trade very slow, the quality being
poor, and the stock were not all Hold. The
top price for Just fair 7 c o
ot Illinois steers was
16c. with plenty of thin 8 cwt at 13c; fair to
stood stock about holds its own, but ordinary
ls d cheaper, 70 head Illinois. I,IEO lbs gross,
CO for 153(c, 56 !Ls per cwt. Sheep count
3.900 head to-day and 13,.810 for the week, and
trade lively. ail selling and fat stock doing
better; a car of 131 lb choice Ohio sheep sold
at 73(c: 2 care 84 lbs at 7c; a car 801bs at 614 c: a
cas poor 75 lbelndins.a at sc; 'choice Jersey
14V.:Irfro?uots 2tr i aelc,!, 113746 1 e, 9
and 60 of 66 lbs choice at o ltc; 30 v o hlol3 lbsas
10,Vc. Hoge are rundown with the low ruling
of gold and are even with it, vies llsc; some
heavy hogs sold at Mc: live are worth EtterWe; a car of 2(olbs Illinois sold at the latter
price; receipts to-day 15 cars, making 17,033
head-for the week.
CHICAGO. June 21.—lidirs dull nnd 10c lower'
a nt tligel.Og r fe7l l glrn t e o tgn ic tc; :; a tW e erp l -
Ping beeree.
ht. Louie
ST. Locis, June :B.—Tobacco steady and urt
changed. Cotton duIR and nominal at ant
c for middling. Hemp dull and unchang
ed, Flour Um and demand light: ,super 54.10
4,33; extra $4,75: double extra LI-Orh, NW:
treble extra t 5.72 3 Wheat easier Cur
spring; sales No. 3 at PrePtc- tall dull and
heavy with No. Z red at $1,41.14 No. lat
$1.131t1.3.1 and No. I white $l. L 3,1,18. Corn
held tirmly; mixed in bulk Wale; allied yel
low- 713.80 c; cboicenfixed sacked .Oats
dulland mixed 8C3,87c; choice white El. Oats
dull and 141:.'c loi.er at 1C3.31c In bulk and 533.
53c sacked Rye steady at &Bate. Groceries
quiet and unchanged. Whisky steady atfl.o3.
Provisions dull. Mess Pork 538. Bacon;
shoulders 13.1fc; clear sides 17hlo. Lard dull
and nominally unchanged.
Cattle How at Salt 7.14 for Interior to choice.
Hogs In.good request at $7.731L9,110.
Cbselnuatt.
4463 Dbl.
CINCLIINATU Juue 24.—Flour dull but un
changed; superfine 25225.25; extra 9c. 4 042 4 75.
and family 55.7506. - Wheat dull and nominal;
red held at EL:lnt.:s. Corn dull and aeglea
; It was offered at 85c but no demand. Oats
dull at 65(ff.56c. Nye unchanged. Cotton dull
and nominal; middling can be bought at Xt.
Toba.o In fair demand; sales of 250 hbda at
$5,X.410,5C2.50.0. the latter rate for bright
fancy leaf. Whiskey unsettled -and • nominal;
It sold at 95c, but closed nominal and panicky.
Mess pork dull and lower; sales at $9 .2 . Bulk
meats quiet and held at 111N8143(c for about
den, and sides no sales. flacon 0011:WHO and
1 .
unchang d; shoulders held at 15msides at 1610
and 1754 c or clear rib. Lard held at 15c. Su
gar cored hams 2,IR@IMa. Linseed oil 41.10.
Lard oil ,12Q.1,15, and dull. Butter dull at
... go dull at 144915 c. Gold 1111( buy
ing. Ez ge dull at 1-10 discount buying.
Money market molar.
Chicago. . .
CHICAGO, June 24.—Ezchange unchanged.
Flour dull and unchanged.' Wheat weak and
_ 4 44.15C lower. at 91.11Re1.151fc cash And 6413
O.A..ftseller July; closing dull. at $1,111;41,12
cask and $1.133K51.14 seller July; this after
noon the market woe Irregular at $1,132113
cash and a1.15ft1.15X seller July. Corn firmer
and closed easier, at 81.502,81Rc for No 2 sad
74.1fe for selected; this afternoon the market
was steady and unchaisged. (MUIR= closing
at 535.1.fc for No 2. Rye fairly active and
am; n o mi n a l. t Mc
g f h o w N inoe s 2 .
du ß l a l.ey inactive
Provision
unchanged; mess_pork M,502520,00. Lord 15a.
Receipts past 24 hours: rut Ude flour. 10,24,5
bash wheat. 104..n0 bush corn. 31315 bosh oata.
1100 bush rye, 3500 bush barley, 542 0 hop.
Shipment. 6790 Mi1s flour. 35,620 bush wheat,
07,700 bush corn, 6= bush oats, 741 bush bar
-4543 hog... Freights quiet v' -
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Sew Yoku. June_ 24.—The principal feature
to-dap Is a material reduction. by agents. In
the prices of the following goods: Stark A
heavy brown sheeting. to 183 a: Amoskeag A
do to 133 C do 1 1.13: Zdo 13. alassehesictrown
delis 13X. Jeans 12. Csmbrics g. As the
above goods are well known brands, and are
in the hands of a strong firm, the decline has
surprised many In the - trade. Cabot A was
reduced to 13 by
themeading jobber. In other
makes of good. is no important change
as yet.
Sfensphls
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btExPeta, June zt.-- cotton dat and
nominally at 10X42,30c; w e noelpts.
Idles: exports. iota bales; receipts to-day.
bal. extorts. 310 bates. Flour dull. at
E 7 . NW dull at WO. Corn dull at 06(0
. Oats dull at Mo. Bay quiet at VOW=
at e li tst a o t rl lo. l3a.x L V shoulders gi r 7tolT.Y e el
sides doll at 161,017.4 e.
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Ctscabnins. June U.—Flans' arm and the
tendency be prices are upward. Wheat
inn with an advance of WM. No I red Sl.=
No Sdo SLMS. Corn quiet and. nominal.. Oats
WSW_ ct for No 1 State. Rye - qulstna
moind• Barley, nothing doing ri
,
market'depreued and lower; crude t5..1.025,15
Parbbl t relined nominally at 2:14: per, gallon.
and nothing doing.
Toc.roo. June 2S.—Flour quiet. Wheat k
345 c lower, No. 2 white Wabash. $1.50. No. 3
do. F 1.40. recut. white Michigan $1.40. amber
Michigan $1.29. No. I red $1,33, now afford at
$413. N 0.2 do. $1.271.f. No. 3 do. p. 17. corn is
lc lower and dull:No. I Me. No. 2 nominal.
Oats dull and a.,llade lower: Yo. 157 c. No. 2
Philadelphia.
21.—Flour In good de
stea d y and pricem $.
s looking up; 5474 Pen .7. na. red !LW
441.54 and Indiana sl.su. Rye .teady at #1.19:
Corn In ,fair demand and unchanged. Oats
steady. Provisions: small business. Whiskey
nominal at VA for western iron.
• Baltimore.
BALTIMORE. Jtine 24.—Flour quiet und,un
changed. . Wheat' steady; Maryland $1.1304.
1,7 d . Pennsylvania $1.51:M1.51!. Corn quiet ;
white $1.14.1a1. yellow $1 . 11n1.12. Oats low
er: light tic heavy Weak. Rye $1,0(41.011.
Provisions unchanged. Whiskey very dull at
Loraa,tr.
I.ll.W.tl . ltEr. June itt.—Flottt lowei with
choice Wisconsin at 1et.25?.6,37. Wlent tlrnter
at tI.IUS for fu 1, t 1,12.% for No I. Oaterfirm at
CNe for No 2. Corn. rye and barley are none ,
Inal.
Ness Orleans.
SEW OR -Laos. June 24.--Cotton nominal;
!middling Inii; sales 2050 bales:. receipt+ lOS
bales: exports PM: bales.
13IPORTS Bl' RAILROAD,
CLLVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD
COMPANY. June 21.-2 cars ore. Shocuberger,
Blai an,o; 3 do do. Union Iron 31114: 2 do do.
Cole Rahm & Co; 1 do do, Pgh Bolt Co; 6
do blooms. .I 3loorhead; 2 do pig (rum Union
Iron 31111 s; 1 do do, Brady's Bend Iron Co; 1 do
do, Reese. Graff & Dull; 8,000 ft lumber. it A
Clark IS Co: 8,0931 do do. Fuller, Looghead .0
Barley; 33,000 do do,h & Spear; 8.013 do
do, S ty H Martin; SItS do do. Cromlosr &
Coon; S can Ice, W Scott & Co: 10 bbls 011, Pen
nock A Demon 23 cads tobacco, W M Gormless,
10 bbls clay, Hamilton & Jones; ti chnirs.J
Haley; 10 bbls apples. W Graff & Co; 10 bbls•
oat meal, Rinehart & Stevens; 1115 bdls chairs.
12 do rockers. Bedford Chair Co; 1 car oats,
Rose & Ewing; sks potatoes. 10 do corn.
34_46 s pipe. 11 H Collins; 2 Ins bacon. Atwell
& Lee; ;30 bes cheese. 'Watt. Lang & Co; 7 ohs
PUS. MSCIIIIOI4B. S .0 Co: 2 bbla eggs. Ar
buckles & Co; 17 sks oats. W 0 31111er; 1 bbl
eggs, Robt Peet; 122 sks e corn. 29 do s do, P
Data - Sou; 1 conk bacon. Head .0 31; 1 car lire
trick and clay. Park .0 Bre; 50 ohs s corn. .I
Drat &Son; 11 kegs butter, I bbl egg. Head &
31; 2 tubs cheese, J Dartt,3 bbls eggs, P Dud. .0
Son; 20 bbls cider, Day & Co.
Prrrancnon AND: Sr. louts
1151.111051 i, June 24.=100 bbls dour. I) Wallace:
10 do . C A Bouche 2tobacco, W
Taylo do r; 17 tcs horns, 14 r; b
oil,bids J H Parke J
r; 2
bbls trblsky. J Fllzan ado do, J Selfreth: 7 pkgs
liquor, H Junes; 7 tcs meat. Wl3 Ha s dr Son;
hid tobacco, E Wanner:23 bbls apples. Volgt.
H & Co; 1 cask meat. W Haslage; 2 to. beef, 1:
W McClure; sbbls Co ;
W Sadden, 15 tee
hams, J P Hanna & Co: Icask meat, NV H Wil
son; 41 bin oats. Laing. S McKallp; 5 bbls eggs.
,1 J Pettit; 81 bga corn, 30 do do oats, Meanor
S Hi 153 do wheat. 11 do oats, S Hood; 25 do
do, 25 do corn. Bricker & Co; bra starcb,y.3
Porterfield; 40 don bushels, McElroy A - Co 10
tikes tobacco. E Mecraw, :al do do. John FM
lerton.loo d o lb s flour.ShornakerSLangetttoto;
•.Z tcs lard. 25 do hams. J P Hanna to C0:42 Obis
whisks. Evert; 5: Co; Ilk bbls hour, Watt, L. -
& Co; 25 pkgs tobacco, Arnsthal & Son; 10 du
.do. McGrew & Co: 3 Ibis whisky, 1 cask
wine. J Friedenberg; 4 bbLs whiskv..l do gin,
A Grazier, 4 bbls whisky, P Schlegal; 1 ear
states, M P Adams: 1 car oats. 8 B Floyd; MD
bgs do, Kell & R.
Prlllllll7lloll. PORT WAYNE sp o k e s , ICACIO
ItaugnaD. June It 7,157 bdls 3O do
. hubs, T Hare & Bro; 503 bbls dour, 100 b.
cheese. T C Jenkins & Bro; 3 cars stone, Dol
man & Glolster: 16 b. mal, Kiel & Ritchart:
49 empty bbls. J S Finch .0 Co:11 bales wool, S
Harbaugh & Co: 10 sks It Christy; 46 sks oats,
W & Co; 21 elks kegs. D L Fahnestonk
CO; 24 do oats, H bus cheese.. Gbh; eggs, Knox
& Orr 7.2 butter tubs. bdis covers, H Rea Jr;
M boa cheese. J Dilworth & Co; 15 .do do.
Head & Metzger; 10 do do, Reymer Bros; 50 do
do. Dilworth. H & Cu: 15 do do. C .McGrew &
Co; 2) do do. Watt. Lang & Co: 25 tcs hams, J
11 Parker; 23 b. cheese. N J Braden.
AIUNT VALLEY RAILROAD.
-careJ 25.-
61 b alescorks. Armstrong. & Bra; 1 grain,
Broggerman & O'Brien; sks rye.
bblalace
3 ears stone P Brough: 19 hides, 1 tallow.
N Keen.; 2 sks peaches. 2 skit coffee. Knox &
SteelSonool, Frank & Bro; 43 ha M
& I car lime, Henderson .0 B ra; I bbl
eggs, 2 pkgs butter. Paul & Gibson; 2 do eggs,
1 00 butter, L I 131. chard: 34 sks oats, F
tavater; do do. It M Dickey & Son; "M pkgs
potatoes, W.l Werutz; 1 car metal, McKnight
Co.
ALLEGHENY SiinosrJune. cars metal,
Lindsay 6 - McCutcheomL.ss ohs oats. Wilson &
T: 80 do do, no bbls. 160 aka Hour. 8 C McMas
ter.: I car lime, J K Shinn: 1 bbl eggs ~7
Kohen;_l car cooperage..l M' d do
metal. Lewis, Bailey & Dalzell; 1 do wheat, ir
McKee & Co: 40 sirs wool. S Bradley ,k Son: 5
bills 1 cask 011, IT A Friend: 30 ohs flour, Hack
SS: 10 do do. S Lindsay: n 3 do do. 77 do mid
dlings. CI McConnell: 2...C.t sks teed, !Dooley &.
Heckert.
=I
PrITNBCIIOII. BrtOwNSVILLZ AND GIENZrA
PAcarr CoSIPA_Vr. June 24 .-0 sirs 001, Ati
Z bhls crackers. E Patterson:2 do do.
.1 Porterfield: 44 mks oats. McHenry Hood: 37
do wheat. Hitchcock, .McCreery it Co: 106'do
do. S It Fiord s Co: lie do do. 21 do oats, Me-
Baur & Attlee; u pkgs produce. 13 nkgs lard.
Arrison Co: p baskets berries. Volgt.l4l
Co; WO bogs, C A Musteratz; sks wheat. H
Conrad:24 sks oats. sdo rags, McCracken, Co
A Co; 21 sks oats. Kt do rheat, Hitchcock.
.11cC Co.
• ..
PORTSMOUTH PLR GRANITE &term. June 24.
bbls h wines. 17 bas bromine. Clark S Co:
7 boo tobaccb. Arbuckle & Co; 93 tons metal.
J W Porter Nei: do do. Loomis & Collard: lot
coo_peruge. 3f; 2 tibis eggs, Huuck. J
Cu; I do do, t olgt, M & Co: 5 boo tobaccO,
Carter AI Grow 0 Cu; I, pkal• do.b P Shrlver
Cu ke forldturr. II 14,-,t1:21 do Jo. 31011-
kin ft Co; bh do do. Thos Duncan.
14v-xus. reos7ewra_
MONONGAHELA RITZIL
THE FLEET STEAMER za z ist
BELLE,
Independent Pittsburgh, Brownsville end
Geneva Packet.
"vfif; . m• Fr& d P t opo*ot.
00 /mongers pain act
Dot, ai toot Of 6r.nt.tree
top WM..IItE ROY k CO.. Agent.
_2=M
tOR WHEELING, MARI-magt
)NAND RKERSBURG,
NT PORTSMOUTH. -
!waves Plttsblargh EVERY FRIDAY-4 P.M.
Learn Portsmouth EVERY MONDAY-10 Am.
The new and splsadtd p1i1413411. Gomm
.GRANITE STATE.
w. KERR Oormitandsr,
NILS Mayo sr announced.
For freight or rams. apply ea bowl, or to
G. IL WIRIEST A CO,.
strlr Agoras.
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
PACKET LINE
•LeueurTN, nw•ad .pleneLlS stdoorbmsl ime a t
JUNI_ATA,
17. Ittralog. leave TUIESIAY.
mrljtmuht.,9 “ . wktgica,"=;fo ol3 ,
mb7 JAMES COLLINS. Azents.
kliVzi. l 6l:):ts;io
- .
TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
TOWN.— THE —IYMAN MAIL
13112.4 WHIP& otte2betiogaixteen erst-a
el.*
el vow* =one them the °weer.
d
FA 8r D 1 ,48 1 „.; quo o r,ALT IV I ZIe.
'7I . TT Or nDON.
Still= EVERY NATUNDAY, from Pier 43 North
River. Sow York. War yams° or further tolonzu.
tto.oPPly to
WILLIAM BINGHAM,
' 143 SMITHFIELD STREET.
REMOyALS.
REMOVAL.
S. P. SHRIVER &—_CO.
"'"tirsirMiihliglolgeVrvAlrj.'
Nos. ?A and 41 Liberty St.,
.. . . .
Above tb. bezel of WOOD, BTRKET. whore the/
Ell be plboaod to me all their old Mends mod co..
tomer.
1. .
1- '• 8. P. SHRIVE' It & CO
=
REMOVAL-FREDICCIICOEDER,
Merchant Tadoiand Dealer la Gentlemen'.
rurnlshlog Gouda:.loo l Gentlemen and Bo.'
Clothing on hand and 010110 to order at the Own
ed ootlee,Bas retuovenfrom Ids late stand, No. 1111
Fourth avettue. to No. 31 WOOD BTRZETi
corner of _third area.
uddrtv7o4 . _ •
MIMI
rLouR.
R. T. KENNE:
?LOURING MILLS.
I Y & BRO
ALLEGHENY C r. PA.
of }be folio . celebrated made
. "Vol .7l r i. "SV".Aftion. nr r
Flour. superior
tb market. •
-a • ated.
HO
HOTEL
'prietor,
rly old Cigar
Manufacturers of Oa Min
of
Btar Green Brand an
Ittar BluefintaAA_MJ , Ll: .
r g e zuraTioror .
... t of the mune •la lib
Pora" " "P
ST. LAWRENC:
ED. BOXER,
Cot. toita Bt. and lltlt, to
PITTSBURGH DAILY G
012!
The elver continues to recede slowly
but steadily with scant three feet in the
channel by the 3fonongahela marks. The
weather clear and oppressively hot . .
There has been no arrivals since the
date of our last report, and the Mollie
Ebert is among the first boats due.
The Wild Duck, it is reported, suc
ceeded in getting all her barges through
Rowley, and it is to be hoped that she
will have no further trouble.
The Glendale is reported at the foot of
Raccoon bar, waiting for water, so that she
can get her barge off, which is aground
at Beaver Shoals.
—Mr. Samuel Milligan, the well-known
founder of New Albany, has charge of tic
beautiful elk horns worn by the famou .
J. M. White during her tweet; alsto the
pair which graced the= jdlot hooee of t he
Net,' Albany steamer, A. L. ShutweU. Mr.
isayn that any boat beating the time of
the Shotwell to Cairo, on her famous run
with the Eclipse, will be entitled to both
pall% The horns will be placed in the
best possible order and presented to any
boat entitled to them: ' The time of the
Shotwell to Cairo was 3 days, -3 hours and
-40 minutes. .
=EMI
—Captain George 'Houghton and Noah
Links, Feq. , were building a steamer en
the Upper Mississippi, to ply between
Little Falls' dud Pokegema• Falls. The
new Ster IS nearly completed, slid has
made a I trip, whfch wee highly satis
factory tier owners. •She is called the
Pokegema, and will make her first trip
during the present month,
. .
—The Ironsides and Watianata arrived
at St. Louis on Tuesday, and the treat
Republic was to have left on Wednesday.
Mr. J. 11. Ateheson, clerk of the Republic,
has gone to Whetlingr, where he will
remain until fall; in the meantime, Mr. O.
Adams presides in the office, assisted by
Messrs. Hurd and Floyd. •
—A dispatch from Captain - Leuthers
states that the Natchez made six landings
between New . Orleans and Vicksburg.
The presumption was that she made but
one, and that at Natchez. This makes
her run to Vicksburg all the more re
markable.
—On Tuesday evening the crew of the
towboat Boaz took from the river, near
New Albany, what woe supposed to be the;
body of Wm. NlcLafFerty, mho fell from
the Tom Rees, Sunday evening, at Plow
Point, nearly thirty.flve miles above Louie.
vine.
—The body of young Pollock, drownee
oft' the Louisville packet, it is reported had
been recovered, but the $21,000 on tie
life has not, though withheld apparently
on alight grounds. So soya the Cincinnati
Commercial.
'—The St. Louis Democrat says that the
Natchez ban run through chutes and cut
off that did not exist when the White
made her fatuous run in 1844, making the
distance lens 7.5 . ,te 100 miles.
—The Dick Fitlton, with 29,000 bushels
of coal for the South, is on her eighth trip
this season, and the fortp•first in the hist
four years.
.—The Granite State departed for Ports
month witli,all the freight she could take
on the water and a number of passengers.
—The Belle, Capt. J. P. Smith, in the
independent packet for Brownsville and
(lettere to-day, leaving at sr.
—The Mollie Ebert left Cincinnati fur
Pittsburgh on Wednesday. Capt. Ebert
and Cleo- Poe are her pilots.
—The Salvor No. 2 is due at St Louie.
.with the machinery of the Clara, sunk at
Pinkney, Miesouri river.
—The Arkansan arrived at Little Rock
011 r the lath euroute for St. Louis, with a
big passenger trip.
--our Cincinnati exchanges seem to lie
very much exercised about the fast run
of the Natchez. _,
—The Nick Wall, front Fort lientou
arrived at Sioux City on Tuesday.
TAX NOTICES.
Inensi boldness in theLtorondbe and To..tilde of
Ma county, and all Beal !'lrate.EarchandLte. Ka
Cs
Stock. Bill. Cattle. Metal and Oil
• BROKERS,
Brewer,, BIIIiSM tAll. Bagatelle Keepers. and
COMA! ISSI 0 illerPhants,
Ro."'"":-471,- , ,71- TazviTPE . .: 14 . 4
sig-1 7 .1". LlCEPTS . E ' foilgicl new he Pam at
eAT =
, 0v rt.M......a "
. lizjzt.>. of July, to nye culttal
""
TAXES.'
,
W. a reduction of fir, ill , Cent :of prompt Al
meet.
JJ. F DENXIBToI
• Treasurer of Allegheny County.
I•l3traileT
•
US. INTERNAL REVENUE,
• TWENTT-TIIIRD DISTRICT.
•
COLLECTOR'S NOTICE
Orricsliitecrola u
‘4 o. l .(tUateretreet. o
Ag.L.R.T . May 20th. ainti
Nonce is hereby siren that the ann.llAm of
fru . d ar. f rl7 termed LI Mee. sad of
Incomes, Carriage; Watches,
Silver Plate,
An sow to Ude oteos, when payment will ben.
coped thereon by the Collector.. and after the
FUMY DAY OF JUNE. 11970. Tbss tans bar
ing become driC most be paid before the Rath day
of /one. 1870. otherwise adillttental asperse
will be Iractirred by the tan payer. -
E. BUFFINGTON, Esq.. Depot, Collector for the
County of Armstrong. .4 LDWIN LYON. Lei
Deputy Collector 'for the county of Butler. will be
ready to mein aftar the lat of Jane. for theD
romans wenn. and will past notlondealgrm.
ling the time and places When .4 when they yid
be prepared to mein the Wei collectable by
them. Tease told only to greetbsoks or rational
currency. Once horn", from 9A.M. to 34..9.
JQRN M. SULLIVAN,
naylo-.321
CITY 01 ALLSOIILYT
TIMASCRZII organ un, 7U4 , 18711
Allegheny Taxes.
•
Notice in berebr elven that the 'Ammon hare
emplaced In the Tremerarli Otete the Duplicates
r4rAtc"- itiriraT t uiZi M ." .p .. ° lllrt . tv .°-
Rents for th e sear 11570. and Itutlfa.
pie " rf A.
14tn 1 , ailbjeCt tO M now De
yy e t eoleed in P
0 111117 M OO hag.i
aed edema:men:
ire per cent. It polo oa or Deere tie ant day
Icier pe t ! oent. Pild on or Worn Ino Leaf day
ja pt z t lept, pad On or beim tie em. a.,
t 0014 at ter um tur, day of Septarr.. 4 0 .
„ il ltore the day of °anti ll l /11111, 0.
414: 1 17thr m th ti. e ern ;vet octane. nod on Or
of . ovember. f. addition
the acme c nun be added to non tiltreble on
•
•
After 'the - First of Nivember,
Warmla 'win be Issued to enforiethd don"U°'
of slt lazes temalotng m r. seether •rIUI tbe
per contaite Seer, ed ii r , d 1101. 4 "
The State garnet •Li eal••odd ot. Per
to ate be veld at this °Moe fonbwith
D. NiACFERRON.
eT 'e _ crry TirAtiVREH
Orrlce Oot.utt or beriumu,
114
ftIPI(7PO% o
Crelr i'lesearmen. Joel/10.
NOTICE IS HER GIV
the Annual List of !Lees cm •
Incomes, Carriages, Watches,
• Silver Plate, &0.,
Ann 8000101 T. are now eee, and nrsron
Pefteeat will he reotleeel thereoe
from the cities. NMI. the
of th o
city of Pltteenbee,e,git of eo i.
_re:ttov re .
d
co. par. inteum. oro.by,seute ritzbrxiiow.
rar=trari I '4' r ar Pet=a"? L'" 00
at. Mir. The feree:inttu.:
NUT BE PAID BEFORE THE Nth DAT OF
• JUNE, WO.
be 1 caned.
91%7;1)&1= Wrr VAIRISL N VP it;
Mire from tostaiureTri of
pwt nollret of tile Ur l oViil=th_i___e hi dad wW
ce where
i rn" 2l, °
•
_ en+ Tiura 5t.,.. 8 oma. .. m. 1
1
N ACe,OßDNFiltiiirliarPßO.
JA1. 0 10 4. 11 at IV city Dweanz i tv i ts lumpy
et the esseesmentr2° l''°"• " m i t.
City, City' Balking, Special, Poor,Basi
floss, City School and Ward School
•••• . Taxes and . City Water Rents
•
Who_ rest .170 Ye. fa etanden jrz e rt .
tZ3. gritlMlld to O - P,. • .
rrtlOn :Id ariarureart., b.,...41
gni 60 e e mat eael
aV a i r tilzu! Tl rge aeatanalf em= pale
assert Beetembet. .-, '
ETTE : SATURDAY
RIVER. NEWS.
freIIANHOOD: NOW LOST: HOW
IiF.STORF.D —Just Publlabed In • sealed
envelope. Primal, cents. A ItECTURZON TILE
NATURAL THEATIDINT, and Itadleal Cure of
Sperauttorrhees, or Seminal Weakness. and Impedi
ments to Marriage generallF, Nervousness. Con
sumption. Epllepey, and Filet Mental and Phyalcal
Inotpaelty. ae.. by WIWI'. CULVENWELL. D.
D., author of the "Green Book' . ao. lIA BOON TO
THOUSANDS OF SUFFEItERS. - Sent trader
Wel. In a plain envelope. to any address. postpaid.
RIX ' S! '&7.1? C te, nr
0.. frt' r e2w'rr7. P f4,,::
Turk. Ponta.", box 4558. Also r. tatty - email . ,
"Marriage Outdo: . price 25 cent. ntrXwao
C4F — BATCIIELOR'S DYE.—
i a r ml es s , ld flair Dye Is the best In the
World. - reliable. InstentAneous. does - not
contain lead, nor any airs Lle poison to poste.
paralysis or death. Avoid the Taunted and dole
areUlgt7ll,9;4,o°W.TisVAT.P.7lll4 `ll'4Pgl;
bad 30 years untarnlabed reputation to uphold Its
inteartty es the only Perfect filar Ilya—Black or
Drown. bold by all Drnutsta. -Applied at 10
Bond Street, N. Y. fel
AVOII)(I3ACKS.—A Victim of
early indlstvetlen,eauslng nervous debllitY.
Preinature decay.haying tried In vein e'er,
AdVertiSt4 remedy. has discovered a Minnie mean.
of self-ours, Which he POI send free tulle fel low
sfferers. J. K. DEDVICS.
Jen/tams.. 75 Raasau Street, New York City.
WEIOLESELLEGROIDERS.&o.
ESTABLISHED BY A. & T. CORIILY, 1811.
w. M. C4ORMLY,
Wholesale Grocer ,
271 LIBERTY STREET.
oPPoslte Engle Hotel.)
PITTSBURGH. PA.
M. STEELE • J. A. STECLEi
M. STEELE iSz; SON,"
- COMMISSIOGI 4ercbants,
And Dealer, In FLOUR. GRAIN. FMB% Ar-
No. 9 3 OHIO BTREFT, near Mart Common. Ants
Ahem'
Ws Armstfon6
• • • . tn,
ISancenot to Falser & Anastron&J •
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCIUNT,
apIS:FAI No. 93 MARKET STREET.
L. J. BLS ti
1N 96 PENN STREET.
hteanor & Harper,
FLOM GRAIN AND PRODDCK
Commission Merchants,
1 ITTLE. BA 11111 & PATTON. Whole
PALE tilintlEßll.Coroutissirn lierttoints and
Peals. in 'Prtduce. flour. Pigeon, irbet•sv,,Slsh.
tutor sod Lard OH. Iron. Nails, Muss. tlothin
Yarn. and all Phttaburgh Manufnetnres Serenity.
119 and 114 dECOND STREET. Pittsburgh.
JOHNI. lIOLTION 11
...MM. N. OC..
JWIN I. HOUSE k BROS., Successors
to JOIIN I. H A CO.. Whole...de Cowers
sad CONNIIIMION Marchwa. comer of.Amlahneld
and WSW' Plttabwah.
JOHN IMPTON WAL.1,12.
HIPTON A WALLACE. Wholesale
UKOCGILS AND Pliant:CP: DE/Mr:lts. :4..
WI avenue. rittotbur.rls. •
Tack, Bro. & Co.,
TERRY BUILDING,
Duquesne Way, 'Pittsburgh.
WARING &
C0Ta21.31.2 Me hams and
Petroleum and its
DAIZZLL . B BLOCK, DrQCEDI
Pidladelphla Ad&ne,
WARING-,KING
w2 109 wALNtT STIIEST.
ECLIPSE
PETROLEUM REFINERY.
Herbert W. C. Tweddle,
/4.A.NTYACTORKR Or
Lubricating and High Test Burning Oils.
OMITS?: RAILROAD AXLE OIL.
Sunda peva halo vet/loot chance; rebaidar
lilt
pld at kebab temperatures. epode 01l for Dori
eaJ climate. or hot VOZ4I_,
Veil:7l7E 4 ENGINE, MACIIINS SHOP.
SA A ILRILMI PLANIMO MILL OILS.
ISPINIME f i1 .1 4 4 :1 1 ..111RAD-Karrr OIL,
OIL, TANTiIt
PAM/ and_ll _ sus. g A L .
A l latV2Uk {l,'" E.
w eft NE. c .bw r i li om Iron
TW rb efgalPit:fit britortrgairl gli , Un ' lN P Loo p l o i.
ThuA. .2.lWstVtillrgloeg
ofgh lampooner* unchanged. and remain limpid
dunne extrema add. The Railroad are ono
imbed. epd are In Imelda= nee upon many of the
echidnal Railroads. It. W'
be e *nod and
order. left at 174 WOOD STRZET. Works at
71wITedbarg Bridge.
ALLEGHENY
NATIONAL BANK,
Of Pittsburgh.
No. A.v-Erium.
Capital Stock. • • ... 4500,000,
I. W. COO!, prwaftt,
B. W. nteoun. cum.,
_GS r 8 W. McCANDLESB, Am. o..hier.
7 Per Cent, Gold -
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
a wl OF U. e. TAX,)
- OF TUN
BURLING ON, 4
CEDAR RAPIDS &
MINNESOTA R. R. CO.
A LIMITED QUANTITY FOR SALM
At 90 and Interest
Interest parable Kay and November.
These Donde have 50 years
hold
run. ate convert
ible et the option of the holder Into the !dock of
the conspenw i erTed t y
a playtitenkof the goin
drge4oepre'Ver peril ,ad ILlnie r y *negatd
end snows ludo earnlnge, end the Detente of the
711: it=t=eieend Memnon:lde as the
Wert and beet tevestment In the soartet.
U.S. Flre-Prentlea,st preen i Rime. cols return
are per cent. interatlwkdle Law My eight end
onerenarter per cent- In Gold, end we mond the
secortty equally goo&
The Company reserve the debt, wllhont notice,
to advence the price. •
HENRY CLEWS & CO.,-
32 Wall Street, New York,
S. M'CLEAN & CO., -
No. 66 Fourth Avenue.
won "mama. PA
Ott Toostat.
SPECIAL NOTICES
RPDOCTOR WHITITER CONTIN
- LIES TO TREAT ALL PRIVATE DM
EASEO. That numerous class of cases resulting
from wely.ebno., producing tmutanliness, nervous
MlgUrritabillty, eruption.. seminal emissions,
nmiat.3 Zllftrargl7,7=2ll.= XL=
constitutional complaints am politely invited to
all for consultation, which costs nothing. Expe
llent*. the bestof, teachers, has enabled bleu to
Perfect rentedlee at Once ell:tient, asfe. pertn”ent,
d Which In most mom molt* used o
withut hind
ranee to business. Medidnew prepared in the es
tablishment, which lembrams °dice, reception end
waltl4l roams: also! boarding& d *leen:2 Liv4l , l;
oXvi " Og n inn u eValill billtur . Oats carmen - -
k r :4747 1 = Inr,e—ntta ou
Cemphlet of PIZ pages.sent nanny avi ' ciMtv ' for
two stamps in seal envelope. Thousands of cases
treated annually. at &Mee and ell over the country.
Commitation free. personally or by mall. 019ce No.
Pl.LYgreAt''. )17.w._UtlibCpsi
Pamphlet sent to soy undress torO-Wo avows,.
UP2
• _
ErDISPEPSIA-NEW MODE OF
TREATIIENT.
PROFESSOR WALKER, the distinguished Eng-
Ish Botanist, discovered In Australia an excellent
wswanic relmfdy, an onnetual cure for Indigestion.
RIMo. ma Liver Complaints. and msilisitrri
all, this
The Medic l Iloform t 9 tclety who makes this an.
neMicement willnot make any charge for this
r„ae l ofri th f e d ' .g7gte
medicine o . but in return request those who are
henedtto forward to the Society statement
of their ca se, and thus Aid with facts the present
Movement In medical reform. Enciosp a directed.
P, alt i' L'lTYPETl7 l :ll7 A .Prth °} l
PhiLatelohlw imiyx
• -_
IVholesale and Retail Groter,,
=I
===M
1:1M11
TACK BROS.,
_ Pluludelphia
E kez DOAALIS r O n BI o PBO B2. !I.I
- "Bankers,
MORNING, JUNE 25, 187 w
•
FINANCIAL.
AMERICAN BANK,
No. 80 Fourth Avenue,
PITTSBURGH
CAtiil CAPITAL $ . /00.000
Stockholders Individually Liable.
FUNK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
JOTIN Ft.tWD. WM. FLOYD.
President. Cashier.
DIRECTO.
Thos. M. Marsha. , John M. Mortiand.
Wm. T. Shannon, Archibald Wallace.
ttr..l2 V /mlc7. ".
John Hord.
Collections made int all points in the United
States and Canada. Prompt attention paid tocor
respondents. telllkl3
• THE
DIAMOND SAVINGS BANK,
No. 8 DIAMOND. PrIT9DEROII. •
CAPITAL 8240.000.
StroaDlClLDtas INDIVIDUALLY LLAIILL.
Deposits inearns of Si aaJ Lipman:ls malted.
Inter.t allowed on time deposits. Particular at
tention given to collections, proceeds of which
will be remitted promptly. •
..
James M. Coope D
r. IRECTO •
Abraham Garrison.
; i t ne w r i e d w . ki d obineun.
Jos. Fleming, I N. P. Sawyer. •
'Pt D.
r i P . ° E.
Prealslent—N. . A .
SCL LLY. legyie
FREEHOLD BANK
AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION
No. lOU Fourth br., Pittsburgh
CANTU
PRIVILEGE
DEPOSITORS SECURED Ay REAL ESTATE
AND INTEREST ALLOWED UY TIME DE
POSITS.
Ihestflent—EDWAßD HOUSE.
Vice Presldeate—J. S. CRAFT, ADAM JACOBS.
DILIZCSOTOC
EDWARD HOUSE, WILLIAM PHILLIPS,
JAMES Sg. CRAFT. ROUT. W. MACK EY,
THOMAS STEEL, JARED M. 1111050,
THOMAS W. DAVIS.
Secretary PIA Treasurer—THOMAS STEEL.
Anteßum Caahler—JAAlLS P. SPEER-
Ortlee home ! rem 9 o'clbck A. te. to 4 kirlock P.M.
61:11 . , , e4 crery Saturday evening from 7 to 1 o.
COMMERCIAL
BANKING COMPANY
No. it! Fourth be., Pittsburgh.
IMES
.11,200.000
Stockholders Individually Liable.
W. EvansoN. W.C. MACIIDAL
Pre.Want. Cashier.
DI RECTORS:
ALEXANDER RATE. JOIIN LLNDSAT. •
A. 11. ENGLISH.. D. S. EA.CRILM,
."`". """ 4 "'•
W. O.SL ' GSiAIi ' I I U. F. WILSON„
JACOEE.
Collections made un all ß
& KL worth!, points of the
United States and Canada.
INTEREST allowed on TIME DEPOSITS.
Prompt attention given W atl business of cones-
Pon
CITY BANK,
112 FIFTH AVENUE
Lht()Jj
MES 33
TOCETIOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS. •
FOREIGN EXCHANGE tertutht and sold. uld
ellen desired remitted to Europe. Colleetlo.
made On all and In ell the prlitOPO Pointe Of the
United States and 0101141 M
Pa ggi I k I ATIR 110 P ATItt.
W. N. HORGAN. Cashier. -
DIRSCrons:
James McCabe.
Hugh Heatltut.
Turnout , Conpbell.
.datues Modem
IL A:Frey...ogre.
ISMS 1.1 . 901.
JOS. M. G A ZZAM. Solicitor.
11.11nasen.
Thunvs Howie
['attack Kum,
ilia;d;ua .
IL,. Gram
N. Intapy.
het to
THE SAFE • DEPOSIT CO
Of Pitt.6btugh,
FOR TOE
Safe . Keeping -- of • Valuables
Coder guarantee. end the renting of sages In Its
• Fire and Burglar-Proof Vaults,
No. 83 Fourth - Ave
AIM 17e . 1 e V nI L — I IMINAT4:I7 .
Dlittero.:
Mantua Phi tlrrots Palmer.
wzi m r LIFy4. Mari.
ti'llllanx M. Liu Curtis O. MUM,
Ju. I. Bennett.
4ty a vil &Via
MORGAN, KEENE
& MARVIN
Wall 6treet,
(Thyd door from Bttpadway.l 88W YoKlt.
&WVNtII,! Ar,Tiktri'N.3/.11-notirlrd
A General Bankingluainess,
TUEO. U. MORGAN. B.l.llUfa; 8. ICELICE,
I=
Lae Py o &fr go sAViot Gummi ofi:ixa,ykl
in the Immediate vicinity of the Stock Itt.
Change and the Gold Board (and - iamb." of each).
orders era silescited slth the greatest posslblis des
patch.
lamella/ma and !uranim. living at a distance.
can rely upon our attention to their innallut or
largest orders. with equal on,. and promptness.
As In years peat. we shall continue to transact
W business . of National Basil, and Corporations
on the stet favorable term.
ladtvidnals and Trust Companies. contemplating
• Gunge In their sectuities. or desiring to make
Inquiry concerning any financial tinsliseas they
may tiara In this city are Invited in communicate
with us personally or by letter.
Ileferenct—ltaserw.Tay Cooke t Co, Now pork.
-sea
'N. Holm - es & Sons,
BANKERS,
67 Market • Street, •
PITTSBURGH, PA.
con.vo a a zum,Lpr f cl l potrti ett
~ x dal,.l
STOCKS, BONDS AND OTBER SECURITIES,
DOUORT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
Particular attentlim Pflid to 'the eurchese and
.ala of
United States Securities.
. wan'
HART, CAUGHEY & CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
CORNER FOURTH AND WOOD STREETS,
Pittsburgh. Pa.,
MUCCI:MORS TO HANNA. HART & C 0..)
= Detasite • -
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
Ana partlelar atteu thm paid to the maws and
We ot
Government Bonds.
ALEIO
Sight Draughts on Loudon.
mytTl_o
NEW Tortic,lll•Vld. 1370.
THE FIRM OP T. L. TilltiOlt &
COOPER Is dissolved by mutual consent, and
Ne hare Oils day formed a limited partnership
=der the name of
TAYLOR & .COOPER ,
No. 5 Broad St.,
too r a h: , tr= m; , l of r u n t=k :42 fe and 11-
MK JOHN BAILEY
apartl partner, having contributed fao.ooo
to mon Mock.
We take this pportunity . of ttoullitnx the ma
tomen of tbe old arra for their paatpatronaire,m,d
of aollettlnew owitlnnanoa of their favors.
Wa aim offer our aerrlcea to all, and respect:ally
solicit their Mignon In Mte . Pib , ;Vie and sale of
ill ,„ :=Jes dealt In York Mock or
Catarina raTtitirtdanda tiollected.
latent allowed on
Orders by Mall or Talegyapliprompti,
WM TILO . CfX)PES. L. TA R, YLOR,
• JOHN BAILEY.
Pittsburgh.
Mew by permlnion to fret NattonV i Nt.
Tradesmen's National Bank,
WOODD STREET, CORNER . SECOND AVE.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
Gold, Coupon Bonds and Steck
BOUGHT AND BOLD.
A. IMpw
othAAT
JOHN' GILLESPIE, •
Chimneys Swept.
EWalk dons ok*s a iesoupnred 1
:
ltr dlf no M °7 1 1 1 14.613
map aes= • mai"
ENGINES, BOILERS, &c.
•._
FORT PITT
Boiler, Still and Tank
WORKS.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
MANUFACTURERS OF
TI H L AVU I I '- aPIittkieN T WIL L EII
SETT4I. Eilk2llo'eNAgo ASII PANS.
LING PANS, SALT . PANS AND CON
DENSERS.
STEAM PIPES. GASOMETERS AND IRON
BRIDDHS.
PRISON DOORS AND COAl•
OFFirz AND WAREHOUSE:
Cor. tid, 3d, Short and Liberty Streets,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
ID - Orders mutt to the above address will be
eshreetl7 attended to. nahEase
HUGH M. BOLE & CO.,
Cor. Point Alley and Duquesne St.,
INEAR TILE POINT,)
Engine Builders, Founders,
AND
Manufacture STEAMBOAT MSOINESIind STA
TIONERY ENGINES of as stses.
A 74 . 7'1 NiL "t,' VEL I 111171 1 Nt ' T.MT7 Wain
BOILEII of IS horse poesy.
CASTINGS „of eve/7 kind, reads to o - der at our
Foundry. on THIRD STREET,_bolnly Market.
RIGS for Oil Wells, SIM
TOBACCO
.PULLEYS.
RANGERS. HOUSE and TOBACCO SCREWS,
md IRON TOBACCO PRESSEN, on band and
ad/Stu order, at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
,F4l,o , t b lg g ilo c e ,a. le Allegheny Hirer, neat the Point.
_ED - All orders ;levelly MIN& TRY US.
ft oo (too.
200,000.
Riesick & Bro.,
FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF
SAFES AND VAULTS.
' NO DAMP. NO MOULD.
- •
ENGINES AND MACHINERY,
BREWERY WORKLREPAIRING and PUTTING
UP al ACIIINERY,RYDRA ULIC CEMENT. Cur
tar 1.511 and PIKE STREETS, Plttaburnh, Pa.
nolnnin
O'RARA BOILER WORKS,
F. REPHAN &
Manufacturers of STEAM BOILERS, OIL TANKS,
STILLS, AGITATORS SALT pANS _,_GAI3OI.IP.-
&M.,Ml k la s tA i lik t off.L. ,Doons,
Cor. of Second Avenue and Liberty Street . .
• _t • PITTSBURGH, PA..
......RattnODlF done pro.otly. Orders went to the
Innta__PlTsatoneat to.
F. REP lAN, ormerlT manam at CARROLL A
SNYDER'S. oclS:pln
11100.000
POUNDERS, MACHINISTS.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
Pipe Works.
Corner Carroll and &Dittman Sreets,
I=l
WM. SMITH,
MANITFACTURZA OF
Cast Iron Bowl Pipe,
GAS AN!) WATER WORKS
.va-I'.4Y:al:=..th;ll:zr.i . °l7l:LP,,t..."' ,thTo
fencral
Castings for Gas and Water Works!
4"11.1?r
w . J. ANDERAON IL A. FREY VLIGLE.
MONONGAIIELI FOUNDRY.
W. J. ANDERSON & CO.
Idanslactorwa et IRON lIOUSE MONTS. WIN
DOW LINTELS and SLLLS, utd
Castings of all Descriptions.
fi'VaPieduU fttr Ec agral
gar rik}:otrbanzi—No. 130 WATE6 HT.
ROBINSON, REA & CO.,
Boomixas to ROIliNsoN, Yens k Paula.
WASHINGTON WORKS,
I'OUNDBIB9 & MAC/112173T5, PITTBMIGH.
Mundltetarars of Boat sod Buttionar7 Steam
blachtm ii =
BrCitller th nh Art,
STAS 3 ZEPT O d Erft
f at rss
THOS. CARLIN & COG,
Fourth Ward Foundry
,& Machine WorkL
BANDICISZY BT., LLIMGICENT CITY, PA.
MMaorataaturimatattra7 and Portable Brett ,
e lt Krk, RollfrodlealtgrartieGt}alrp,
inntaVatoTreglatiToTair a*"
•
Earl& •
Phoenix Roll Foundry
Cer.IIIISRTY AND 514111 BT . &
BOLLMAN & BAGALEY
Manufacturer. of tinperfor
Chill Rolls, Sand Rolls and Pinions
BRASS CASTINGS
HENRY BIER GIMTAVE DASCII
Henry Bier & Co.,
Mammon to JORN M. COOPER A CO.J
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS
Brass Castings .
MADE PROMPTLY TO ORDER.
mmasAnix AND MRET IRON FITTINGS.
GAB PIPE AND TURIN,. ,0
THROTTLE, SAFETY AND CHECK VALVE&
ALL GLHIM: PATTERN IRON COCK&
BRAM moIIK OE EVERY DEIERIPTION for
Steam. Water BROOD.
Manufactunof .I.lll.=erdait IMPROVED
AkEtßof DMA ' S
PAIENT oLLERS, the
beet le the market.
4J
Corner Thirteenth and Pike Streets.
ATWOOD & MoCAFFREY
Corner LIBERTY 1Y1711.17 EBB TRIED REIRIBR
Plitabursh. 11, BRASS FOUNDERS sad IRON
PIPE SITTERS. mad AGENTS lor A.& CAMERON
kCOR STEAM PUMPS AND BLOWERS. .
PROFESSIONAL.
G . R. DeC&MP,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
to No. 37 GRAM. 87111ZET M,tta
n• . rmtlat . l? the 0./1/ntrltkrirto=
ARCHIBALD BLAKELY,
Attorney-it-Law,
N 0.116 V1T1 . 13 AVENUE.
H.
IiteCORMICK,
Attorney-at-Law,
No. 08 GRANT STPRIT•
trcudares. manilMPßtattantlonoves to a raisi n
121V11. B. NEEPOI,
i 1 MAN A.N46 . 941a20 JOBTICI Or
Office, 1.1.2 Fifth imenne.
OMma ti rtal b:E'2 l 4 l .
. -
IRON AND STEEL
CRESCENT
STEEL WORKS.
MILLER, BARR PARKIN,
OFFICE: - ri 0. 339 liberty Street
CIZES
DUQUESNE WORKS.
Coleman, Rahm & Co
IRON, NAILS, STEEL,
•
Axels and . l,..Sprinces.
DUQUESNE, L X AND JUNIATA
FLAT BAR, ROUND AND SQUARE IRON, -,
BOILERODP,SHEET AND TANK IRON,
PLATE.S AND READS
GUARD IRON ,_DRAG AND DROPPER RAILS.
FLANGES, CUTTBIL BARS.CTLINDER IRON,
T AND FL/LT.IIAM, for Coal Roado_
CROWBARS, w EDGES sod If ARROw TEETTI,
SPRING, PLOW AND CULTIVATOR STEEL,
STEEL WINGS AND MOLFI.DS„cat to plttorn.
P 37; kit latfltiVll.Mltall.t.id's7TlTa
AELES„
COT NAILBAND SPIKES.
All Goods First Class and Warranted
OFFICE'S ANIs WOItKS-16th street and AIE
ghats' River. and 77 Water street. Pittsburgh.
ghat]
Pittsburgh. Steel Works.
I:STA/MIMED 1: 1,343.
ANDERSON & WOODS,
Best Refined _ Cast Stee
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ALSO,
Beet Refined German Plow & Spring Mee
CORNER ROSS AND FIRST AVENUE. PM
Slosh, Pa. aulas3ll
PITTSBURGH
Novelty WorkB
FOUNDED A. D. 1233.
MOORIIEAII,.A.DAMS & CO
•
Manufacturers of KEYSTONE. STA NDAIMI I Fat
tram's Patent).PLATFOILM AND COUNTEIt •
' SCALES:
JBOll3 Faced Patent Door Locks and lAtches.
Paint and Coffee Malsrte. ,
Corner of FIRST AVENUE and GRANT. 873.,
Pittsburgh, Fa.
Sheffield • Steel Works,
SINGER, NINICK & CO.,
PITTSBURGh. PA
Idono.factorors of every. description of
Cast and C4e.rraan Steel,
RAILWAY PPRINGS. - '
ELLIPTIC AND PLATFORII SPRINGS.
AXLES. STEEL. TIRE. An.. As..
WAREIIOUSE_S3 Wa ' Ltermd 100 FDA streets.
BLACK DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS.
PITTSBURtiII. PA.
PARK BROTIIER & CO
Manufacturers of all Descriptions of
STEEL.
01P1PE and WAIII3IOU9Z-30th. 31st and
Panned streets. Pittsburgh.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &o
COOK. STOVES.
Get theq3esti
_BISSELL ,1&) CO'S
THRT,MPH,
For Bittinino4s Coal
Warranted hs L'oo/2. BAlig or IWASIT as wel
s. saw other tl tare_ In the Union.
BISSELL A
No. 235 Liberty Street.
ALSO. ON HAND AND FOll SAWS
PARLOR STOVES, IIEATLNG STOVES.
GRATE FRONTS,
COOKING RA-NGES a.C.
GRAFF, .HUGUS & CO'
idiumbet.ess of every variety vf
STOVES,
Boston Cooking Range,
IY
IIE FIERFtiIiNACE"
FOR ivAamisu BuiLDINGS.
.WEC4 3 l ll l7o. r itinlieirgia 'MR
VAN tc . 7ictunsot Pattarso PORTABLE RANGE,
CARTIRON MANTLES. WELLMAN'S REFLEC,
pao.Yl/41
gAir i g h t i ralr o x . m
, BRL awl dun; ORATE
206 and 208 Liberty Street,
- ,
—EITTSBORGEL PA.
A.BRADLEY&CO.
•
30 Wood Street.
Mansifeetnre HEA VING atest Variety of COOK.
PARLOR. antiSTOlfd to be foand.
TERNS io IMPRO V EM ENT S, be all the latest PAT
an and the ref/Mes
ta on of our Stoves Is melt that any one In want of
• Itood arilrlo should MaMbase nune but those man
ufactured by us. as they will holland the, • • • t du
rable as well as economical. Would cub • war
Went!en to our new VOLCANO or
mehtmeheahalla and stores. Over 40.! :e
onths. Intended for with or with-,
who have mod them pronounce ,
any ce Lis other and far &wipe. Send foristal,,,,
WINES LIQUORS,
IVAGNER'S FRENCH 1(1LORIG,
The Very &it in the (fulled glutei,
MANUFACTURED BY •
WM. WAGNER,
881 North Seventh Street,
PIILLADELPULt.
arnutscre—All th e honsis Mal.
del H a* In4BWriss
' Schmidt & Friday,
IMPORTERS OF
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &c.,"
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
PURE RYE WHISMS,
Nos. 384 a, 1 0,186 Penn,
Cor. of ELPreiTll ST., formerly Canal.
CH & CO
186.181. 189. 191. 193 asta 193
• FIRST STRUT. Plusbuith,
of comet DISTILLE D 4I36,I L'LI'uT.T.YII.II.I..""w!"°I29.,..v.
Pttiabtenfh. Pa.
I ' ''
JOHN T. GRAY,
soma us Ems renmni,
csitassrmis
Ro. $4 =ma anizer
WPM' Mime Rand sinNJllHrn,n Ps.
=I
•
. ••.
"r!'rth"th"M' r.r. r irAiTtlVlTlS.Agebt.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not air
sump any Ist for Bonne. except for treating. alw
Wel. and halt their respnoalbllity to Ona non
deed Dollars In Calve. 411 Iteigrage exceeding that
axon. tln value will beiSit the risk of the owner.
=den taken by special Contract.
pITTRBUTII, FORT WAYNE &
lidaiF °& 41121 aalteiti
num June 12. 1870, Ultimo will leave from
sari arrive at the Upton Depot, nor th side. PlM
burgb city time. its follows:
. .
. • LEAVE' Altmci.
t:r..lWur wra3 :1':. t'n'. l ,-° ~1 2 2.::
ciatmltliil d s 1 :::Egfat c m° 4 :A v ---!S-PM p P ea m
I
ChM.. EX.,_..1. a m Cleseiand as_ ..1. 4 44 p m
CI. a Wb•gEx . ..• : p tts ; Erlq .t X4l. pa :43pm
Pearce Ex .. -.. :11 p ma. .2. WU g La. AIN pum
WV! 3. 1"a . ..E.v.. 4 p m , C. dPL L. Ex..74.,M p m
Este E. - Atm—MC. p mIELte ExisteSEll•/ LS p m
DreART /HON iI.I.LCI . ..AIIIIIYE IN ALLEGE VV.
Ilea's Calls Ac., 360 • m Leetadale fte..Al:34 •et
Leetsdale " 1 13 s ca'lletir Mum - ..PAQt. a m
•• 1:3 •ta 1101:1
..: lIESIA a m
New Castle • : 33 p m New Castle 11/r2,1• et
Exax " IS p m Ideetsdale •• 4.419 m
Leetsdale - S : 3 P m IteaY Calls - 2:4 p m
lk.:rY4 l l " o , 44pm.Loos:l4we •' 44 ;:
J 6%. Vials - 4:ii i. Z 1.7. - "liZ - t . 1 . 1:4
Leetsdale - Itc43 Fin " " 7.3 L
Fair Oaks Ban- Fair Oats Min
day Church .1:130 En' day Church-9:3S • m
IrPacittc Express leaves mid arrtves dadv.
Fnat Line leaves Maly. Mondays excepted.
Fast Line arrive. Call). Itnntia7S eltect , t , a
Sands All other males will leave end arrive 7.
bu t r' . d ri.llVEirs 'ed . • J. N. McCULLOUGIL
(tent. Pas. & Tlekot Agent. Gent. Manager.
WESTERN I i ENNSYLTANIA R.R.
--On and alter Y
istb:lB7o. the Peaenterata,
Tralnn ttsa Weeten
Penney Ponds Itanroad trill arrive at and depart
from the Vederal Street Depot. Al/ashen/ COY.
follow.:
(ALLEGHENY Tlllll.l
DEPART.
.AHIUVT... 0
man
';" P r_e_ . 7 i
_x " g 'i f
I . l\ N''
.I 1 4 6 10 : t r _i7' Fre p_o id No 1 tag : ' 4l '
1
Bxt:tica.- '... .ati a cit Cljaineht fic.l . 11.0 .143
Claremont 3 p linFtxpixiax N VI ptu
L r itll P'lN' 444NIVRgt i r:14211 dft4M
Byrlngdie N 0.11.04.0 p zo'SprtnirdieNo. 1. :BO pEh
Above [calms run dolly except Monday. .
The Church Train leaves Allegheny Junction
every Sunday at 800 A. 31.. reaching Alletthen7
Glif . at ULF:. 31.1utrirr . v " Zilt l ' 11:;h2;5= 7 .
Con P. 3:00 P. xi.
Through ticketa to Butler andalannahstowngiay
bo purchased at Walker's Stage Office, N0..18t.
Clair street. near the Suspeneden /Midge. Mita
burgh, and at the Depot. ithectierly.
For further p artI arAPLIT ERT , A .,,,,
Federal Stine. 7 depOt.
Local Tickets to all Important Stations on the
male Ilse et the Panitsylvatila Central Railroad.
CM=I
A LLEGIIEN Y VALLEY RAILROAD.
SEW LINE TO RLE YALO TEIROLIOII VIE OIL
LIXCUONS.
On and after MONDAY,
nne n e s lth i 11170. $ through
ti leA l gtat c 74 PALL, corner of kilseenth
wad Ate infanta. fur Franklin,. 011 Cu.y Bathoo.
Ann an point. ill the 0111Legiona
Lnavt Anntrs AT
Prirsurnah. rillantlloll.
Dar Evreas RR t 1 . HSI:: :
Night ..pruan
. t s rsr.g .j aes n eniter - :OA. M.
Brad rs Rend Acebt..;:2l. P. 31: • 1 ! , . 1: - .::
Works 0:1 P. M. A. M.
at Holton A.
• Iluitor .&I. M. :A. M.
d Holton ....... —.41: P. M. i. P.M.
litrosasne 11: .IL • : P. M.
Chunth 1:00 P. M. 1 • A.M.
~ E xprezu l sr=po o 4p. r a r alic t r.s. An-
Silver Pa7ace. bletwins Cars on 20fitit Es_prilas
Trains, both wan 'between Pittsburgh and Rom.
J. J. LAWRENCE. Gaul gust.
Jai. • JAMES 11. BRAY. Tinted Agent
pITTSBURGH. CINCINNATI AND
A ST. LOUIS RAILWAY.
PAN HANDLE ROUTE.
JCHANG. E B7O . T h IM . E.
will
n a d v emd
SUNDA Y
the Onion Depot. Pitteburgh, rittilloom
lmrgh Ti...
Tan_sjer. allele.
Express 1 2 10.1t. 12' : it. '" irs.
Fast Line
Southern Etlinsm ' ( ins p.m. llt We.
Mixed Accommodation.. • :14 a. tn. • p.m.
McDonald Acounnuod . n. 11.' la m. : e.m.
Steubenville Atioommod. 41 p.m. 1: stn ,
McDonald Accommod . n. G. iI p.m. : P:m.
" 1 7 1a d. IVIS " I l li. th iaai 'La Al leeve . 11. Thee
12:13 !won Express aniVell deny. All Other trains
rue daily except Sunday. •
L. ,
General Ticket Agent, Columb O'B ßlus. EN
O.
W. W. Ca en. Snit.. Dermnion. o . a • 1013
JO ITTSBURGH AND CONNELLS.
VILLE RAILROAD.
°mord alter SUNDAY.
Vetrroary 110th, 1870.
n e t Tains will arrive and depart Dom the Depot. mt.
e of Gnat and Water streets. ae follows:
~ . ~ .. ...
, DEPART. ARSI.TVIL
Mall to and fn. Cott,. 7AI Ua. to. p. M.
MK.VIRP'"A..,..fOJeI. 17 4.1t..... m. It it. ' ilt
West Ne w to n ACC.061190. Ip. m. Mil a. m.
TtradOook's APoommotia. IL 4p. nu I'll P. m.
Ni ghtMeltomp . t.ltt: tl p. m. G. a. m.
Bondar Church Train to
and Mom West Newton. I - 410-0. m. atp.o a. m
RICILARD . II. SOlVElta.Atut. .
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
Pittsburgh Utility Works,
WEAVER & JONES, •
,
Corner of Juniata and Fallon Streets,
Sixth Ward, Allegheny.
almufaeturors of STAPLE HARDWARE and all
kind. LIMIT GREY IRON CASTINGS.
We tender oar Goods and serails. to the Trade
at the Lowest Priem and warrant all our wort
skll3 Waked. Orders eollcitoi.
The tentlon of Dea/er. genera/1y to
our of BED AND PLATE CASTERS.
- WEAVER !'ZONES. •
Address: Pittsburgh Postodlee. • w.WEASI
Logan, Gregg & Co.,
HARDWARE,
No. 52 Wood Street,
?mini:mon, PA.
Spring Hoods, Hoes, Bakes, Forks,
Scythes, Smiths, •kc.
Xerchauts are invited to examine
our stock when in the city.
Orders by mall will have prompt at.
tentlon.
CUTLERY CO.,
No. 176
Table Knives & Forks.
Knives.
13 Knives,
U:nives.
Cv. Knives.
Soler-
RazorS,
Putty Knivel4l.
AND ALL OTHER ARTICLES OF CUTLERY AT
I.
LO PRICES.
Beavertails Cutlery Co.,
!to. 70 WOOD STREET,
• •
I.'
I • PITTABOIiaII. PA:
LEAD. DRUGS, &a.
• • PITTSBURGH
White Lead and Color Works,
J. Schoonma,k'er & Son,
PROPRIETORS,
tllflS2Z4irtaa: Niikf
colors DRx
,01:V4 ed
omc AND !AMOS!.
460, (it 464, 4116 tutd4lB Rebecca Street,
.
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Swells re en Wes. " 0 oow
Sesta t c." Wei . "Va.' Zeri eecr =‘,„
fore Is wanes see seperWS.
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RAILROADS
p ENNSTLYANIA CENTRAL_IIAIL
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, TbrunA•h Trains I Through Trig.
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, voirinnall Espress su,TlllVlLsollic4P4resa'lstra
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SUM.) . as .S:01) a. m., ...Mug Pittsb . uils at
9:31.1 a. nt. Rotundas. loaves PIM. al.
12,31)p. isa mld orris. at Walls Walla. at AO
P.M.
MEIMSEMSI
General lin perlgr,l3trallraeisr.
Superintendent. Plttablaal.
ESTABLISHED 1831,
BEAVER FALLS
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