Ms ETN.AM)IM&._, 4 sm,, cou - Avows J; _ .. .--Botight at Highest Price. PH. R. MERTZ BANKER, Cor.Wood St. and sth Ave. JoS. T. Brady & Co,, (Szieoessers ta B. JOXIS • C 0..) Corner Fourth Avenue and Wood Street, BANKERS, REY AND 6E1.1. ALL UINTA' 01" Government Securities, GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS, OR MOST FAVORABLE TERM& intereitt Apciwe on Deposits. Errlioory lo+ on Gov., raneat Roods A.9ow-. .int market W 6 e. • • " Pr - mm= EXTCLITLII TEM Prßertesr Am) Lux or RTOCIM tinN pi.. AND (101.1).. JAMES T. - BRA I & CO. THE DAILY G, ' - MONEY AND Ct,. . . (EY Telegraph to Pittsburgh Gavotte.' New:YORE, Junc3o, Urn. . The cable reports a decrease lb( .21.010,000 frown in the Bank of France in bullion. This large falling off is due to payment, for the _.•_ recant leavv• French machase of grain la - America and on the continent. In London • money Li dearer than In Paris. This is also the case at some other financial centres of Europe, which causes a draw of bullion from Paris. The ralittaacompetition between the trunk lines is not yet settled, and rates for Ant elan freight, will be advanced to the old standard by July Ist: Competition nu passen ger fare* and cattle freights continues. The Assistant Tre a surer to-day paid $1.270.- • . fka in gold on account of the July Interest. Money unchanged] at NIA nn call. ._.. . _Sterling arm at AN4I,BN. Sight, bills are re --awed to 10%. An Increased now of specie Is expetted. Gold Wrong; opened at. 111 N, touched 111)4 and BIN and closednt 111 N. Carrying rates I.oteg borrowing. nod fiat. Clearances, _ . • ExPort4N VA' WM/ ----4 11 - 4 -- r --. 1 - manta strong and higher, with a litn , itedaffering and strong Investment demand. Coupns of 1881, 1801841; tan 11.74112 N: ilia lIK li; Ma 114,012 X; new, 116 IOC 675 , 114( N; M. 1134011%. 10.405, 134 f aN. Cur xn en.13N414. The Treasury bought =Oat- Inlet 110 15-10(0111 14-11X1. State bonds: 'Nelda Carolinas active and higher and the rest quiet and steady; Hiss:m -t.% 9414; old Tennessee,. ea new do., 81; bid North I..nroUnas, 48N; new do, MN. I ' Baaks quiet and steady; Canton elk Cumber -I West Virginia 134 N: Qnlcksilver.7; Illarina 7: greed la: Adams express OH: Well* I 8; American 44; United States 168 i; Plc eldall 4.13; New York Cen tral VIC scrip WOG Erie 23: preferred , 42; Harlem ha: Heading 107; Michigan Central • 1 1 / 1 4; Lake Shore 926; Indiana Central 140; Pittsb% 1041 5 ; Northwestnt 83; prefer red • Ithode I Island la; New 1 411 =a . 81: Ma th i s: I V ' fat; prete 60 ; d. tr.: Fart Wayn.lGN:Terre Bente, 3i preferred. Wand Alton. 118 N preferred. lltk • .110 adi ant g lifissisalppl. 3.51 i; I to. Joseph. 118 N; preferred, 121; C.C. & C ., at : Burlington. 180; HinVerd and Erie. . .., p =ct i irt i mi . Ca s pr zpu t in . 4 Roper Falls SN; -- Bub-Treasury Wanner Gold 877.813,1111; cur re,,,,, ca.sgajok geminti,el.=.l72.B —.ln--- Ogrtcx or Prrrsounou Gazerre, l . -----. TEITIODAT Jane 20 , 1870.. I , • Closing quotations , . aa rec•tre4..bi l'h. 8... Norm - - • .'\ . I (hold - -•- 11l American i —• Sliver 108 Western Union._ 1--. LEI Bands .. -. . .118 N. Y. Central VW ME Bonds IBS—Ill Heading ...... likilf .6..13 Boucle Bee—lll P. R. W. & - C SCH .4.-31 Bonds 1W8...111 Ohio .t Miss 70% 42onsola INS ' 111 hitch. Southern.- 984‘ .6.20 Bonds 1881-114 Cleveland &P. .. . IMO;{ .6.20 Bonds 1808...114 C. FL I. &P.. .., /040 . Int Chicago & N.W. 83 Adams Express.. GI C. AN. W. Prof.. 88 Igerchanta 11. Be. Erie • •-- - ndoe imcbs Jorge/J, Smell. ine per pound 4.1 b SA) Paris Exabange per Pranc my m Berns Exchange per Thaler al at Frankton. IV_.chav --- 4:4, 40 irs.k:u - K Closing quota I &say & Co Gold V . 8.61011 M .. V. B. 686166{ .. ft. 17. 17: 1116 10-10 PITTBBLO EAST LIBRAS! STOcic YARDS, 1. TRURSDAY, June 30,1310. t ArMr. The receipts of cattle have been remarkably Itglit Oda -week, the sees since the date of our lase report only footing up about KO head, =Win Up) head the week preceding. The very light arrivals this week may be attebutz ed to a number of causes, among the most prominent of which are: The markets In the east, particularly Philadelphia to which place was shipped the greater portion of the cattle bought here last week, were very bard and sautleaCtory, and nearly every man who had little In the last named market lost money, soriteof thee a great deal of tt, and as might be expected. they were not so maxima to boy this week, unless could do en eta coisld arable redaction, and -this could not be 0- oompllshed, owirigto tbe very meagre num• her on tale. And we presume that many of the western operators are at home this week-took• lag after their crops, and this, together with the fact that the market last week was un farorable—u It Is retorted that hot few -of 'them made anything, as prices are relative/ hlgber In the west than in the east-was the principal cause of the veryllght receipts hero atis week- Compared with last week, however. • :there Is little or no change In prices, but this la due mainly to the 'unturnal supply.. Had there been tie same number -of cattle on sale that there were last week, there would, in all pinhaldllty, bare been a break, and It was fortunate:or those :who had rattle on de that such was not the case, that the offer ingswee small. Al be seen, the sales • weer withln the range of 6 to 8 cents. some few at 8l(; but it should be borne In mind that -- there Wire but few really good cattle In the . market, - end the rams - grade of cattle. that .brought. Senna week would. In all pro be-lathy/have brought that figure this week. Indeed. Itedgen &Taylor soldBo head of prime Atari steal, averaging to McPherson, al lilt per bead, or p eta per lb. Tmrnwa area. No. Waatt Price. phihips,f, to situ 1...& Co. td sellr• Turßsnai, rtntr.23. Jane 24 shlAe7 Co Duel H., L. &Co. • LH 276 676 TIIERDAT. \ ZONE ti. L Stark... ... ....6 MO 690 liedges ..... 11= 7 en. lEl_ arper kB. to Cony te McP...411 69.:•30 60 /1661.6b11ds to Dorms... .... :.17146 0 0 796 WED5899:4474 .ivrx 29. 'T. Wllltelmey to Klettuuls & AlB 18.360 7 76 C. Wllttelter . 1 4 1 5 9. 4 %1 L 75 IL- to " Daulsp & M. 570 aZS Utah.. 43,7 M -825 Gm r.. 2 1V . 3 E 4 Begrllirr. to 1amb..,.......21 : 810 Reel 0=1;8 & ABll. 15 11,1113 IS 09 lially&s, La& Co: to Knox 48 35,700 045 11.1 t T.... 18 18.150 . 14? Co !sr & Noy .. .114 51451 10.380 222 p ß r a*widow Rorer . M. 490 7 Klemm & An& to Young 18- 19,110 8 25 = .10emam 4 . A131 to Adair 37.0.50 aB5 .ward 1 . 0 Cosy t McP.. ..... .31 48..110390 890 19 •-fu. t..k co. to Ora 21 20 . 1 M Henstsberger. 13 21.590 7 M " Pooh IS, G 75 Runts barter. X) 19,577 a u 3, HatNiti 1.143"te1t 17 83150 L. cotaber4er..l7 70,M0 900 . Baler t Deokei toLamb t M.lO la.oBo a 37 lbw s was a toll amply of sheep. mostly baw.erg, of the mange and' medium Ties. tat with a pretty PM attendance of . gem t h e market was reasonably active t ugh swim ars loafer thallium week--some dealers =ta decline of X ceatperpottud. Qaota sp., given as tar lin Isar , =l ll2i only=drolre cold ar : ! . thr. One Orin =pert. basing sold on =ton, tat 6,000 head as ea a Te r as ; of r within tbdrniogo of . 2 Der head to aX et, D an afe Mall. . • nowt. Ihe arrivals this week base been annsaallr l= r n . dnotuittisituadlni.t7Le, the market. d er r pe i •.:ir ) 1.1, ,, hest lag b W e eek r . Tho P dgn i and is no batter. - sad shippers continue to take hold sery sita rlegig. but with =unusually /lea snOPT. advents was unavoidable. as there was tors Ume• he there glisten ts under similar elreum. rasa** pretty lire'y competition; and ship- Pen 10 orner to get the =mbar they wanted. _lll3l_,_llloea up WI each other an Xto aX. Tank soak baws undergone but little change. • as s anapared with last week. on 1 . third was 110 4 41111 MO Saki 11.1)=. agates' diyD !=2 iiii=1:=Niiii1=1111E11111111 c~~`~ MARFLIST. • -. - ' . OlVICte tie IPrinsmition Gagerri. - t - TBLIWDAY. June at, 1810 . . . i Keay of the Chicago grain operators. .ipe- Chilly the "bane." who are carrying a heavy load of wheat, are very much dissatisfied with the course. of the banks in demanding in creased margins, and some of them re so,far as to Mkgo that the banks are in the int rest 11 of the “bears." Taking a proper view of the Matter. boti . ever. the banks are berfeCtli joggled in the course they have taken ea It was essential in order to protect themselies, ntrilthstanding it wag a serious. matter for he "bolls." Os It compelled tome of themi at `east to unload sooner than they had expected in. and at a good deal of wheat was throWn upon the market in this way, lower pri'res were inevitable. The Chicago Tribune says: "The bankers have commenced to diserihtl nate against grain holders, so much as to render It almost Impossible for any one ;to carry It unless blessed with on Independent fortune, or possessing peculiar facilities, such as those which ettable a law to carry it and charge 12 perAtr y per month far the 'ac commodation. It would be interestingl to know the partial who are interested in bl ar- Inc tho woe rats. and to understand the ex act sleet to which they are able to control he 'a.tway market to their awn benefit. The ex hibit might prove to be equal to the-Aransac- Hong of a gambler who holds a gandful of stocked cords." We :,)so clip the following on the same sub ject froria the tame paper: •Wheat le now worth Be Od per cental In Liverpool. That Is equivalent to Per bushel In American gold, counting sterling exchange at its par of ON. Wheat in tide market at 51,65, currency. is tit crate in gold. The cost of. freight from here to . Liverpool. with commissions In that market. i s, In round figitres, invents in gold per bushel. Add this to the nil crate, and ave Wien $1..16 per bushel An gold; showing that this market Is 1 cents In gold, or nearly it rents In eurmitcY, above the Liverpool market.. • APPLES—SaIes of new crop nt 1H to r..rovi,o per bbl no to quality. ASllat—Stendv but unchanged; Common Soda. lci Refined. Wm Pearls. Ps(e: Pota. NO. • BROOMS—Store prices; Fancy, 040; No, L. 14/ 1 : No.". H: NO. it. PAO: common. row BEITTER—Ia a; ever but unchanged— we continue to quote at 144118 eta.. for fair to choice. ZETTE, MMERCE CILEF.SE Sale of Western Reserve at CZ 12, .d Factory and Goshen at - 13411. CHICKENS-1n better supply and lower: tee now quote at firsafilete per pair by the coop CORN'IIEAL-950/1 per bushel. T—Salea 01 Louisville Hydraulic at LTAi i tari t ill.L—ls dull and weak:nominal at MlVE l lVAVlTlltie v re 'r is some little inquiry and the market is almost bare of the better qualities. Apples 43405 Y. Peaches filfe,Ra for quarters. and IVA for knives. EGGS,—DuII but unehaneed: sales reported. nt pita= mostlytt 19. . . FICATIIEttS:-Qulet and unchanged, at 800 . F 33 eta. to the trade. . FLOUlt—ls quiet and unchanged—the de mand is, less active and mainly local. while uric. are unchanged. We continue to quote good western flours, in store, at *W. Fancy brands re& Rye flour. ts. GRAIN—We can report a fair willing ile toand for wheat, but millers are very bearish • • • nod clolonrOils for lower prices; they are only offering $1.20 for red. but then very little to be had at this figure. We can report a sale, on Tharf. at sl.= for red. and $1.40 for white. here is but little doing In oats; amino change in quotationsi'dealers are paying , 480.500 to first hands: And furnishing sacks; may be quo ted at 513(053c on free cars to go east,. and 64 qt.% for small lots In store. Corn Is again dull soil drooping. with considerable offering at' 91); there would be no difficulty In selling at 85, but the great bolt of the corn in this market costs from 84E84 and dealers are not dtspos.. ed to sell at cost if they can help It. Eye Is quiet and unchanged. maw might hying tit or 2', to go east, delivered free on cars. HAY—The receipts are falling off, but with no Improvement In the demand, the market Is very dull. while prices are unchanged; sales from country wagons et $lOl6. as to quality and condition.. HILMIP—SaIes of undressed Kentucky Hemp at 107. USKF—Corn husks, 9333( eta. LlME—Sales of Cleveland at .V. 2.5 per bbl, and eastern at $1.75. LARD OlL—Extra No. I Is quoted at SI,M iNo. 2 at 80. _ . . - . PROVISIONS—Market steady but uncharur ed. Plain Shoulder". 1334 - 011 ets Sugar Cured do. Itrico.c: ltibbed Sides, itve,iim; Short Mb Sides. 17e171‘; Clear. do. 17,443.17:: Sugar Cured Mum. ff-'. 1, 1e-U Second picket Hams, 2.1 F121,1‘. Breakfast Ilacon.l9elW. Mem Pork, ra‘am. Lard, 17 In tcs, and Mini' In kego buckets. PEANUTS—DuII. Tennessee. 8419 cts. POTATOES--Sales of prime old Peach Blows at 47) to as ttt per bushel. Sales of new crop at 111 per bbl. SEEDS—Flaxseed Is in active demand, and crushersare taking all that offers at t .n. Nnilaat dolor In Otoveror Timothy Seeds. 12= Orrice or PrrranUrtan OArcrrs, TifevisuaT, June 30, IBM The oil market was somewhat excited to day, both here and In Philadelphia. occasion ed by some parties who were short being unable to cover, and an effort was made to put crude up here and to advance reened In Phil dolphin. The movement. walla leant &partial success In Philadelphia, while here It was kind of mixed, as at 4 r. at. there were still some contracts out =men led. There would tine, Leen sudleleut oil in Phllndelehitt t .. roe- . er all or neuety,all of the <contracts if it had -dot been for the fact that there was a large amount'rejected In consequence of being off color. supposed to have been caused by the excessive.hot weather —it is said some fifteen thousand bblg were rejected on this account. as 54- James T. :J D. 1866 14 JD. 186: 1411 • Js.llo RhhT Spot oil, no already Intimated. was some what dnner, occasioned by several panics be ing - short." and settlements In some Instan ces could not be effected, as the buyers wanted to settle on a basis considered above the market price. We beard of a settlement of 5.003 bbls at 11%; and other settlements could have been effected at this Strum but the buyers wanted 12. July. Is also better. srlth a sole reported at 11%. Seller August quoted at 12; and Septemberto October atsame azure. Spot refined was also stronger and higher. We eon report a sale of LIEU bits at 3:X—inter in the day . It stns quoted at =MOM and to night. it tune go to as or 73 etc, ixfora settle ment. are all made—there la no telling. Fu tures quiet though grater. ntrxrprAlmror. =- Fairview oil Works:42 bb!a. on account D C Herbst; same 513. on account Young: J. A. Mc- Kee Ira. on account Goldrick; Fisher Bros. 14 on account Twang; Lyons & Co. 640, on an canal F. A. Bates; Fisher Urn. 530. on account .1. It. Barbour: Lockhart.. F. k Co. 5Z3. on ac count name; A. B. Mills tO, on- account . W. Bartle. Total oil. nntrur-art pan A. V. rt. n. 11. W. Morgan M bids refined nu to anleu. Frew k Co.. Philadelphla. National Itennlng Co.. 104 Ghia rat oil to Warden. F. & Co.. Phll'n. Fulton, Marlin & Co.. na Una re nil to Logan. Urn k Co.. Phil's. Lyon. & Co. sr bbl 4 refined to Lo n• Bro. k Co.. l'hlladelphla. Citizen.' 011 Co., 413 Gbh maned t t Tack pro., Philadelphia Montzbehner & Koehler, 300 bbl. re . oil to Waling. K. & Co.. Phila. Braun & Wagner 115 bins refined oil o War ing, King & Co.. Philadelphia. Total NIARKET4 111' TELEGRAPA NEW Max, June 31—Cotton dull, heavy and lower, with sales of Get bales at Muse for middling uplands.t•Flour— receipt s.l=o lads —dull. heavy an " unchanged , Will, sties of 9,000 bbls at for supertne Slate and 4 ‘ 30 western. $2. . Mr extra do., $5,25e6Z for gond to cholee do.. ss,l4oitaxp for white wheat western extra, $2,70Ct8,70 for extra Ohio, $4004L9 for extra St. Louis. Rye floor dull, with sales of Mi bbbi at $2:9021140. Corn meal quiet and unchanged. Whiskey heavy and lower. with sides of NE bbl at Seol2l,Ce., closing at $1 for prime Iron bound. Wheat:— receipt& 218431 bush—steady and lc higher; unsound plenty and declining; sales of 1.V.99.i bush at 511524,t.19f0rN0. 3 spring. $1.1 . 9151.22 I . , No. 2 .Chicnrin. $14931.23)( for N -o. Nil , Wres*.es, $1.30 for very choice do., $1..741,30 for No. t idilleaukee. SI.LVJ.43H for winter red western, ittal for white Ohio. Rye nomi nal- Corn — T.muts, 08,408—is is better and more active, with antes of t 3,003 bush at Mral 98c for new mixed western. $10.1.05 for west ern yellow. Oatl—reeeipte. 74.1 M—heavy, with sales of WOO bush at neriteme (OE Wen. ern. 62(tene for Ohio and State. Hayquiet. Hops quiet and firm. Coffee quiet. Moinsms dull. Rice quiet and Jinn at $8,00758.21 for Carolina. Petroleum quiet at 117(c for Crude, and 27c for refined. Sugar Jinn, with sales of Mi Mole Cuba at else Ms,ilM h.' Havana at SOcZtelo. Tur- Ppentine dull at itid.T:He. Pork heavy and ower, gales of ON tads at 1.1),60 for mess; 7_.1. 0140 for prime; $ 2 2.20433 for rime p mess; pedt Msiii for order mess: t wo bids mem for July Beef quiet; sales at gomethlng under . IMbbis at $115.15 for plot. men; 'inn for extra mess. Tierce beef and beef ha a dull and unchanged. Middles dolt; 5c e ,,,,r,,,„, of Camberlaud at 14r40141;e. Cut meats arm: ~,,,k,f36 pats at liiigLiKe for shoulders; 16X5. 214 for hams; Mit.fflo for brUfger%hams. Lard $ shad, firmer; a des 120 ten nt 14Q216Ne for steam: 161(0183(e for kettle rend red. Butter steady at 15442,14 for western. Cheese quiet at 7 , 414Hc. Freights to Liverpool Inner; wheat by en ll 3Xe. Leftist—Flour closed dull and al l ly in buy ere favor. Wheat firm for sound sprlog, which is very aeaTte,_rit $ 1=1.33 for No 2 Milwau kee; $1,25 for No 1 do. and $1,...ff, .43 for win ter red western; unsound No . s ring 111,m, 1.2 t unsound No 3 5192431,07. ' e nominal. 4 . Oats heavy at. finec for western and 97068 e for Ohio. Pork nominal. Reef quiet' and steady. Cut meats firm with a Moderate de s:nod. Raton steady end quiet. rd firmer; sales MO tcs prime strain at lelfe. Rags quiet and unchanged. Cincinnati. CENCIENA EL. June M.—Flour • y dull and prices nominal: family held at $5 and extra at 55 75 . no eaten. Wheat neglected, • red win ter offe r ed at $1 1.23.1 15 and nevi Kentucky at $1 354.1 10. Corn a shade firmer, sales at ISt.; mostly held at etc. Oats dull and lc lower; sales at 5401000 for rejected mixed to choice White. Rye steady at 98441 00. Ilar ley nominally unchanged. Cotton dull and nominal= 131(c. for middling. Tobacco-tm changed. Whisky quiet: small sal. at $t 00. Hess pork dull and nominal at VW 5403 00. brit meats doll; shoulders 11X1 side. 14)(01 1470; loose bacon lower sales of tilltibtis.; clear rib Rides sold at lfelal.fc.; chiefly the In. side rate; shoulders held at 'Mack and clear Metes at 17c. Lard dull; small sales at 16e. Butter Arm; owing to the hot *weather the , great MIMEO the receipts nee !abed eOIIdItIOIE A eholeeligilt. c. Cheese dull at WORM. Eggs 1 dull and tower hales at 19513 .. Linseed MI i sail at $1 OS, Lard oft fi. Mal / 3.. C aoc hlea_ Ei go. chre. Flalkt dWI altd 'man j:f. 3%020 lower, MO tab wild* MY; t • unchanged. Corn ISele higher. closiugith /nblew•flotrthis-afternoem II0I(e. miler J . Oats q uiet and 14111 c lower. closing at 49Iic for No_. Rye gniet and In lower_ \o2 dosed at 78SQ7Pc. - Barley I%mb:tat at Khree for Na 2.. Provisions dull, Pork: mess Closed. at :29.=29,75. bard at: 15Y,c. Dry amllkt shoulders Min; short rib middles Itfie. Rees In light supply and a shade timer at 18,1152. 8.85 for common to choice. Cattle firmer and steady at $4.2043.4.59 for butchers' to-extra premium steers. Receipts past 24 hours—L:lB bbla llour, 79.e50 bush wheat, G 5.511 corn. 31,820 oats, 4.787 rye. 21.908 barley nod st 36 head hogs. Shlometrts-2,124 bbla Rut roniss bash Wheat, C. 557 corn. 78.R11 oats, and .1..8:1. head hogs. Freights quiet. . ST. tort=, Jnne 31-Tobacco sfeady and lm- changed. Cotton dull and nominal. tieing undressed In moderate demand at $1.4.4..1,i5; common to choice undressed unchanged. Flour very dull, weak and nominally unchanged. Wheat dull and drooping; So: spring We; No 2 tall sl.o:VaLlOit: - No I do MIS: choice new 51.3331.40. • Corn dull, unsettled and geSc lower. prime mixed and yellow Sic: good to choice sellitegiitiAk. Oats 5 :gt.V. ,, lire firmer nt dlpote. Whisky firm at TlM:Bnm= dull at 10}githic. Coffee doll at 193 , 4121iic. Molasses ranges at W.gaiVic. Provisions quiet and unchanged. l'ork 1.3). Der salt should ers 12Jic: clear ribs 15.iga.16c. Macon-shout tiers 33, , 5e; clear ribs 16, , KL16Xc; clear 171tC. Magni cured hams canvassed 2141.2titre. Lard dull sad nominal at 1.5.4e16c. Sr % latins. June 30.-Usttle active and de mand ve sat tr iloif i nger. ranging at 2.s(fh7Xe: Marl actitac. • ' Now TORE. June .—This beingthe closing day or the d ec al year 3o the trade are chielly em ployed to taking stock, 'roe market . Is du ll and depressed; the following are the moot Im portant changes to-day Manchester Plaid Os riaburg are reduced from IN to 16110. Provi dence attipe 1214 to 11M0. Marlboro Plaid BM to Ioc. Texas LI t'IN to 2216 c, Alabama Plaid and stiperX to .16340, Chattahnochle 1336 to 12MC, Winona brown Denim 11 to lo2c. Supe rior do. do. 12 to 11)(0, Chester Dock block and brown Denbn3 13 to 1820. Log . Cabin LeN In Poe. ugusto si* brown by. to Da. Indian Ifend 40 Inert brown 173( to 170. Wiemsset brown D to s!4c. Granite 11 do. lo to 93bc; Suf folk If 9 to 835 e. and International C 9 to ,tMc CLEVELA sr., June M.—Flour quiet and on changed. Wheat dull; no Rules reported. Corn dull at ldge for No. I. and Ode for N 0.2 mixed. nat.; no Kites. Rye quiet and unchanged. Barley nominal. Petroleum. Crude. $5,15;, - ,5,:w per barrel; Itc(lneil.?.l., per gallon. , The mar ket won timer. and but little doing, both buy er,: and sellers holding elf: Louisville. lArtsyna.g, June IL—Bogging firm; X ID z.cc. Cotton dull: low middling lt.c. Flour onchanged. Grain nonklunl: %client tI.N. guru UM, oats tide, rye $l. , Prrovislonn dull and weak and mices.unchanged. Whisky Ufic. Butter: choice nt 15e. Ego Hr. Tobac co: sales of i 2 ithdn at rMRdr for frosted• - dy aVic for lugs: Vyn.'lle for low leaf medium bright wrappers. Toledo. • . Toumo. June 3d.—Flour steady'''. Wheat: fair business dune: - prices are WcMc berter.No. le white Wabash $143; No. 1 white Michigan $1.4101.48; regular•do. $1.31'; amber Michigan $l.; No. I red Wabash $1.31. N 0.2 do. $1.2:: No. 11 do. $1.19. Corn firm and a abode better; No. 1 87144a5c: No. 284 N; yellow 91, Memphis. MEIIPIIIS. June M.—Cotton nom [nal; nu sales; receipts 93 bales. exports 146 bales. Flour dull and uuebanied. Corn meal firm at $4 05. Corn' heavy, .• re low We; white $1 Cti2.l Ray dull at lei) CO. Bran quiet at.slo Cl. Lard nominal. Pork: nominal. flacon—sboulaer: sides 111,4107,!5'e. BALTIMORE. June M.— flour dull but very •tently. Wheat: Ave stern V.:Val.:ht. Corn: - bite active and higher at #1,16 , 1/14): yellow mutual at $1,t15. 04 , zorw. Provisions mchanged. Whiskey active at sl,lllel.lln. CLEVELAND AND PIETECBIIIIOII RAILROAD COMPANY. June 10.-2 cars Lake Superior ore. Reese. Graff A Dull:4 do bloomi.Nlmick & CO: do do, J sloorbend; 2 idg Iron, Union Iron Mille; I do do, Zug & Co; I do do. Everson. P & Co; 10 do iron ore, Shoenberger. Blair A Co; 15 . boa cheese, Sictiler & Co; 911 cases tobacco, E llcanieton:.ll do do. S Knott a: Co; II bbls iron, Singer, N & Co; 1 bx sands. It Stewart; 1 cask pearle.J B Canfield; 2 pkgs bars.J White; lot Iron. Moorhead A Co 1(N) bbls lime. H W Henderson; 8,000 ft dry pine, Heath & Spear; 8.0 G) do do, It A Clark & Co; 1 carße, W Scott es Co: 70.00 J shingles. Slack A Shales; ID Las cheese, Van Horsier & Shepard: 15 bar do J .1 Pettit; Its bbl. flour, S S Marvin; 1 car bran, J & W Falrley; 103 oil bbls. C A Wommastle: 2 can pop . scantling. M Seibert & Cot- 1- tub cheese. J Mayer; 1 bbl egg*, 1 la abort, Head M; Old env, P Duff Son; it bbla flour. M Dorset . ; 50 bids lab oil. D Illy. Co; 24 hf bbl, 'herring, E Hearleton; 29 do do, S P Shriner; 24 do do, JS Dilworth & Co; .49 do do, Knox & Orr; 10 bbls at meal. Rinehart & 0: 2 ban cracker.. 8 S Marvin:2_ o bbla D Hiss &Cm 17 do bone charcoal. Seward & Emerson. PITIERVILCIA. FORT WAYNE AND CITICA(10 RAILROAD. June tal.-911 hid, -flour, Jen kins & Ben; IS do altholol. 'AI McCullough Jr & Co; 15 Odin b corn.i Van ()order & S: 10 bbls whisky. bilks ar &8; 10 do'do. Jr.. 'tryst; 25. sewing machines, iVfm Sumner & Co; C. tot hams, 1' Sellers & Co; ff.' wor,. Har i:aught 1 car stone. Holman & G; 10 balm. fiat moss. J W Woirdwell &Son, 3 do do, 6 do tow. 31 halls spokes. T II Young & Co; 24 do do et do hounds, Thos Hare & Bro: 10 o g.. potatoes, Woodworth & iq dodo, Paul & 4 eaten Lila, Fahnestork & 11; 2 cases itookes, 70 Nils do, SieWhinney; 5 bblo oil, A Torrence; CO Olds Dour, Shepard & D; 15 has f cans. S D Fabric stock; LI kka kegs. B L Fahnentock & Co;' do do, Davis, Chambers & Co; 2 can I etone,Drair Bennett & Co: 175 has Sc 'tarn, C Theisen & Son; 2 hhds tallow. Isaiah Dickey & Co, aka glass scrap, W Flaccus & Son; 99 do wool. A Bradley & Son; 50 Lbtils alcohol, Hostetter & Smith; 10 bbls pop corn. H&C' Magian; 4 bbl al cohol. MA. Jones. , ALLLONENT VALLEY Ha nunsD. June 1 car stone Henderson. X & Co; 5 do'do. P Brough; DI eke oats.,Moreland & ICE do do, It do rye, Scott & 0; 4.cnlves.3 lambs, J Hoff man. !calves. W Hoffman; 1 car bark, W Fla cue; 01 cars crml. A rot/drone. 11 & Cc. 27 en do. Kerr. 10,,ter.& K.: I car brick. Il4,11.• S 7 al: a arketln. Klingen , mith: I car bark 3 alley. 1 cas g of rags. J ll3on P 1 eke grain. Brugge, man & 011: MO rails It B. iron. G W Cass; 2 cars I stone, Henderson & Oro: 3 cars metal. Graff. II Co; 1 has tobacco, A rnsthal A Son. PITINECTLOII CLNCINNATI AND DT. Loris Ratutoin. June 30-1 car groin. Robb .0 11:3 do do. McHenry A bbis.Bss ski flour, H Riddle; IST sks oats. do corn, Bingham .i.Co; 3 rolls leather, G N iloffstott; 10 drums tobac co. Bush: G bibs sneaths.. Park Dear: lo do. ' .Sr Co; 44 toils paper. Pittsburgh Nom. Manufacturing Company; 3) pg. Lindsay. 1 tobacco. X L Jones; 1 ton sausage. 34 do hams, H Parker. 5 cask shoulder.. II Hayti & Son; 93 ski wheat. 13 do corn.l3 do oats, Mean. or & 1E1;2 bhda tobacco, Martin Heel; 20 boxes c.andleit. SH Dalrel. • Atamonern !RATION June. 31-24 chairs,"3 Baldlnger: 70 do do. Kremple..T A Co; 165 do do. Ortlelb & Cc:s Ins farina, Chris Itcls; IS bits flour. () McConnell: R pkgs batter. Ido eggs, J Seating. If be. rye, J Rhodes; 13 lags rags. E Hearleton; I carelime. J K Shinn; 9 mks m.l, 8 Bradley & Son; dor brooms, Mercer A Robinson; 1 car cooperage. J H Hemphill; Si hide., W Flacons &Son. Ptrrsannort. 8R0W710111.2 AND Closers PacOn Comeaar. June 40. sks oats. Owner; 89 do do, 110 do corn, J 11. Holly; bbls done. J Osumi., 3 bzw sews M W Itankin Box Pi do do. 4 e I 4 ekes butter. Scott, 8: sks oats. I' & Son: 99 do do, 75 do wheat. 3 do wool. W Welch & Co; ID do oats, S R Fiord S Co; NI Os oats. 27 do wbeat, McHenry & 11: 43 sks wheat, J 8 Liggett & Co; a pkg., butter. Vole. M & Co: 4 pkgs eggs. MeCtncken. O & Co: 10 but. dour. J 8 In/worth S Co; I: ske oats. Campbell & C: 12) bus glass, It C Schmertz:24o slot wheat, 91 do oats. Hitchcock. Sec S Co; 17 bales bar. .1 C Schnupee &Co; 31 nbis dour, G. Hogg,llo'skt wheat. Kennedy Oro: 6 pkes butter. 1 do eggs. Jones S L; .5 sks oats. Jan McKay: tl6 do, corn. 1 be but ter. I do eggs..? C Reppart & Co:150 sks oats. CO do corn, P Duff & Son; 110 sks wheat, 445-do oats, McHenry- & 31 do wheat, CO do oats. 54 do corn. McCrocktn & Co; M bbls sehlskey, :4 II Watson & Co; 123 Os, w glass, RC Sch mertz; EMEM GEXZVA Jane au -100 A. Oat., Mda wheat. Hitchcock. Ha:: 8 bale. hey. A' McElroy & Oz 40 eke nate. C U Leech. WM I= THE FLEET STEAMER li dEg BELLE, MraM J. W.. wxyrr Independent Pittsburgh, Broira►riile and Geneva Packet., - Lesvos iirhuf Dodd above Monongahela Bridge every TUESDAY ' TIIURNDAY and NATURDAT Irfortivy Freight and Padevngers to all points= the Monongahela Dyer. Forfrelint or puengeapply on board. cd at Wharf boat. at foot of Gnat street _ my! WM. MeELROY k CO.: Agent. • IKr. LOVIN. VTR CAIRO AND ST. LOl3l3.—The new and apirodld steamer • EXCHANOR PepV A. C. Weal:trot. Will Imre for the *NT. and Insannedlaw porta on SATURDAY. the ltd 1001.. at Y. Y. 14. `" I 'VarrenlitigirairPi.ta. PORTISMaII.:7III PACKET. • .—_ POR WIIEFLIIiD, MA RI- ag is t ETTA. PA ItKERHBURO I .4 .OIITON'AND PORTSMOUTH. Pittabursh EVERY FRIDAY-4 P.M. L.l.llPortsmouth EVERY MONDAY-10 CM. The new and splendid pan/anger atsamor GRANITE. STATE, . W. IL EERR OanKtiandatt, Will leaves. announced. • • Fr fralehr or Namara apply on hoeN Or to 0. It. GM 111 PST & Pittsburgh and Cincinnati PACKET LINE The nen and optendid aide.dbeal !tomer -ad Et. JUNIA_rrA, sva.tavoalnintvp.ab,,,,t-2 1 4 . 14 e lid rning,wItt leave Cincinnati en T Woe mar. Fe , height • nd.raniraw.tl.47WZO . fah? JASIRODLIJNS. Agents!). TO LIVERPOOL . AND QUEENS• TON— TIII7 INMAN MAU. nombefingelateen Mau elms vessels. among Mem , the Wenn. tee , CITY Or MMUS, IMO! , ANTWEIIP,_ CITY or ooSTON. yr Or 11AELT11110um., CITY OV ?MON... . _ . — Sulk,/ lITICRYSATIIII.DAY,tromPIorCINorth lIITer. cork. .. MET purr arrankorlafrga, Irn b "X' , .; PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE : FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 1, 1870. CM!!! Dry Goodr. MEM E ME= I= =EI RIVER PACKETS. 11=1=12 1:11y:1.1,',i:):1* :A WILLIAM BINGHAM, Jr., Ek' . . There Ilia been adisiderable tats both ta p the Allegheoi and Monongahela rivera within the past two days, but not enough to cause a rise of any 'consequence. Red Bank is repented as having risen consid erable, and, probably; some other smaller streams, find it is probable there will be a swell of a few inches here - , nothing mere. There has Leen no arrivals or depar tures since the date of our last report. excepting the slackwatar packets. The Wild Duck and barges, ate study laid - up at Freedom. She was so much delayed iu double tripping, that by the -time she got,there, the river had fallen so that.she could proceed no further. ...The Belle went on tke dock yesterday but will be otl' in tittle to leave for Browns ville and Genevans usual to.morrow even. —We clip the following from the Cin cinnati Conmercial: There is another sale on the lapis, which will probably be con. summed nu Saturday. Capts. Robinson and Collins have bargained with Capt. Swneney for the St. Marys . for 22,006, de liverable on that day Her new owners design placing her in the Cincinnati and Pittsburgh trade. She is a large side wheel steamer and a rattler for mimed.. —Sunday's Memphis Aorlayilter says, Capt, Ring, an old and worthy steamboat commander, died Friday night and was buried last evening. Capt. King. at one time, woo proprietor of the famous Klog's hotel. at St. Laois, but has . been nteam boating on the Southern waters since this war, principally ou the Arkansas river. The stenniers In port displayed their col. ors et half-west in resnect to his memory, —The new . Mud City of Vicksburg, be ing eompleted •tit.l'ortland for the St. Louis stud Memphis Packet Line, will probably be completed within fifteen or twentylays. tier builders are using every exec lon to hove her rendy to. soon as possible, as they see and feelthe neces sity uf gettpig.her out of the Ohio before the low-water season. • ---t'aptain Adam Liter, of South Carrol ton, an old an experienced steamboat man, has purchased the commanding in terest In the steamer Mary Miller, vritis the; design of. running her as a regular packet between Evausvillis and Memphis, us soon as the' fall trade opens. —A Cairo dispatch under date of Tues days any.: • The Baltic brought coal for Cairo and St. Louis; Sam BMW)] has coal. The Horner took coal brought by the Mary Ann for New Orleans, nod the Mary Arm returned with erupty barges brought by the Horner. —t.lnntniodore Davidson and Captain - A. 31. Hutchison lets St. Louis Sunday. and will traverse the Northern lakes. The latter. it Is asserted, will be permanent)y located at Chicago as special agent of the North-western l'nion Packet Company. —Captain Charles T. Iliad has sold his mammoth twoatoiy wharf-boat, which has just been completed at Metropolis, Illinois, toCaptain J. M. Phillips, who has been engaged In wharfboatlng at ('aim for several yearn past. —The Louisville and Tennessee River packet Lechdre.No.2 retires from the trade on account of low water and the scarcity of business. She goes to the immlyard to be repaired and painted np for the fall trade —Four men were injured on the—Belle; of Alton at St. Louis a few days ago by* the premature discharge of a cannon. Three of them will lose their eyesight. —The Gallatin was wild at Memphis, Saturday. to the Memphis and 'St., Louis Packet Company. and lett for fit. Louis in charge of Captnin•W.C. Postal. - • —The Government dredge boats. Moni tor and 4 Ittiiwy, are at Le Claire. under going repairs. ' They expert to start out the tirst,of next mouth. —On the last Kip of the Viola Belle from St I.Onis tOl.'ort Benton, the crew killed four buffalos. three antelopes, two elks and two deers. — . The nrosent rise will, in all'prohabilb ty, be sufficient to enable the Carrie -V. liountz to get oft' the bar where she has been so long • --A firetugism and pump have been placed on a tug for the protection of steamers at Menloliiv. 1 -Tlie Jim Wataan t towing rock from Cannelton for the Cumberland River rail- rand bridge.- --The Cumberland river vras falling - on Tawdry with 11 feet on Hurpeth %oak. —Tire Foutenelle.is bad up or New Or :4lie in seerui logs lIVIT texas. . —The Salvor No.: left St. Louis Satur day for the irroek of the Columbian. —The steamer Dexter is on the Mound City ways. • OILS Tack, Bro. & Co., PERRY BUILDING, Duquesne Way, JPlttsbugh. =EI Crude & Refined Petroleum, TA CK BROS.. Philadelphia. WA.RING- & KING, Caulrelulon Mereb.i. and Broilers In Petroleum and its Products, DA121C1.1.11 BLOCK. DILIQIIII.FIN2 iTAT. I= WAKING, INCI & 00.) 109 WA12191 . rrnmerr. ECLIPSE !. PETROLEUM REFINERZ. t Herbert W. a Twiddle, el ANIIPACTIIRSR OF Lubricating and High Test Burning Oils., ECUPSIS RAILROAD ALUM OIL. Stands peat beat ended dude rand. lim pid at lowest. lemperaturn. Spend oil for trope ad climate.. or hot weather. lAMSHRYCIVE, - &RUINS. SHOP. Will cut wens RAW KILL AND PLANING MILL OILM Ad N sita h 'mat WDO 4111 AD-LIGHT OIL. OIL,TANNEne STIIIe,BRety.OLE, PIRO and PINIIIIIINOADASOLINE. OIL, HARNIDIB PARAMUS!. ARMOR VARNISH. to preseres [Wahl Iron Work and Radiancy from nat. Then product an manufactured under Dr. Tereddle's patent hf 11porbostad Numst in Vance, Tao Losentins oils are ahaint oflon•014 pond!, mire. uniform. anti uontly ecoond. stand a high twsverm are unchanged and Totoolo Marlin eatreme sold. The Ildlroad Oils are In. 00411.1, and are in constant um nine MOO) of tee P r r i el n g P t i f l e 1144 41A tft . PV:rl el...panda gridte F TT S. INTERNAL REVENUE, L.) • TWENT f•TIIIRD DIRTRICT. , . COL LECTOR'S Writ -4 X Orrtes Comoroot or IiII.IIOIAL Rovrooll.l A 34 Collen VIZIAot Prem.. ....i.rsonswi ' Vftr. May' SOlik. 1470. Nat/es Is hasslo, gist. that the strolls! Lista st t etlZsgs, forawls/ SSISS•4I 1.10•ImssossISI Incomes, Carriages, Watches, Silver Plate, &AL Are now In this odlos. where payment will be re. tetrad thereon by the Collector. on and after the FIRST DAT OF JUNE, 1870. Thee° tam bar ing became doe. must be paid before the 23th day of June, 1870. otherwise additional , incenses will be Incurred by the tax parer. R. lIVVFINOTON. Esq.. Deputy Collector for the County of Arntetrone. end EDWIN LYON...Zed. Deputy Collector for the oownty of Duller, will be ready IC receive after the let of .Inne.for their respeetlye counties. an/twill post noUtatedeelens, tint the Uwe and places when and where they will W prepared to rendes the taxes collectable by them. UN. paid. only , in reerthacke or national .oer - ratter. oMce hour, from 9 .4. M.lO 3P. U. JOHN M. SULLIVAN; 3n72)..21 COLLECTOR: er glrigru ll `,74:_raij ttN ACCORDArwr WIA rttO• r y th ial t:% s 7:7g."ArA c it ri li p titcli,"nYViiisr . unilr. City, City Building, Special, Poor, Bud:. ness, City School and Ward School. Taxes and City Water. Rents • .., • - . FlOr Stin dayB7o barn lo oceordoneo with I/. bgoo uur nourood• to me for oonoctloo. A off cz .l lll , o 47L oootina win Ino Wowed on Crit nay Izt Et, ar i tt rad on anti e i o bi etwrongeir t. Orois -446otregbrodth nmow, Nur_ !cm% _ a`DOCTOR iiIIITTIER CONTIF ITW TO TAZAT ALL PttrVATlll fIAID73. That numanuts chin of man resulting , Vme , lf•sibt4=Al=inur . grjs..=ous and finally Impotency permanently cared. Persons atticted with delicate. I otromta and long manna ncinstitutlonal emanate. me milinly invited to all for comet which costs nothing. Erne Mena., the ben of teacher. ham scouted Ulm to perfect rennin at once ninon. partaannt. and whin in most =SOS Can be used without hind- Midi to badness Medicines prepared la the em tabilshment, which em braces ofdem_reception and room; a/so boarding and sleeping apart Uo ments for patients niqurig deny personal atter, uTebrgg ' erlat:2.7, l . ' keg ' ltg " .7, wit relied. state mar one. what as says to his pamphlet of tiny mom went many aides. for two stamps to sealed erivelepe. Amanitas or awes treated annually. at odice and orer the country. ,fionsultation flue. personal Iyor by matt Oaks lett Wrilativo tonal Court Lionel Pittsburgh. Pm loan M P. le. Sundays 12 a. to P. U. Pamphlet tout to any add ma for TVs STAMM aid rrr.DYSPEPSIA- EIV NODE OF TREATMENT. PROFES. 3011 WA ['KEIL Austr a li a uish Eng l.!, Botanist, discovered In an excellent Botanic remedy. an effect., I cure for Indigestion, Itillious and Liver Complain.. and communicate d rh o thAlZl,lioutzte.:.utio r .',"tr4 gret al this Importan rcie. The Medical Reform p doclety who makes thin nounceruent .wlll not make any charge fur this the object being to deroonstrute the sage rh city of Botanic overevery other practice of medicine. hut In return request those who are tometirted to forward to the idoelety a statement of their case, and thus nid with facts the preneut movement In medical reform. Endure a directed envelope. to the "PFCIIKTARY OF TUE BO TANIC INSTITUTE." .10 South 15th street, Philadelphia • le4k3 aT•MANHOOD: IHOW LOST! HOW lIPMTOItr,D --Just Publlnhed In a sealed ?ItZ4V,Mid."4II7tIVATA., 1 a4 1 7,1'2% at Seminal Weninens. and Imped,- men., to Marria ge generally, Nerenunness, Con sumutlou Hale I and Fitt,. }lentil, and deal InnainteltrAte. , , howl% J. CULVERWMLL D. author of the - Green Hook," &a A BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS." Gent under unl, m e plain envelope. to eny address, post a, 7,?1? . York, Postopen bus 45E8. Also D. Culver...sirs price i 5 mentA M - BATCIIELOR'S HAIR HIM- This splendid HMV Dye Is the best In the world. Ilenele., sellable. Instant...melees not Contain lead. nor any Mame pots., to produce paralysis or death. AvnlCe vaunted an• delu sive preps dons beutatln virtues ot bea seas. The genuine V. A. tehelar'a Hair as bad 30 years Untarnished repu.slon to up .ol dlts Inteartty the only l'erfmt Dye—li ask ov Brown. Cold by tut Druggists, Applied at HI Bond atreeL N. Y. fed f,ll'OlD If ACith.-A let . 1 early WM...10n...1na nervous di premature decay. fre.., haring tried In yaw adverneed remedy. h. 011eovereoll ninon. of self-mire,which he will nuf ree le hit LAMS =ZUE=I=:EI WHOLESALE GROCERS. Bco iSTAICISIIRD 111 A. k T. GORRY, W. M. G ORMLY, Wholesale Grocer, 271 LIBERTY STREET, _ = =I Cl= M. STEF.',LE & Commkglon Merchants, Acid Donlon In FLOUR. GRAIN. FEED. de., tie. N 0.93 01110 NTRROD. on or Kant Gnomon,Ann (b.gl_9tF- W. C. Armstrong, .18otoessor to Tatar! Artottroagj PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCIIANT, !P,"29 No. 23 MARKET STREW. L. J. BLANCHARD, Wholesale and Retail Grocer, ~-742 „ ,? 9 0 PENN STR EET. Alearior & Harper, MODE, GRAIN AND PRODUCE COn . UniSi4oll Merchants, = IMME= LITTLE BAIRD A., PATTON. Whole I PALE GROCERS, Cnrornlzalrn Ere - 01U and lenlrre in Prnince. Flour, Ban., eliseile,_ FM. :"•tiron aml laoti On, In,n, San, lilann. Colton Vnr:r. nodWI l'lnrburgh llnnufactore. Runerally. I EIVED STREET. 111.1sbnnik. /LIMN r. Mors tow. 110r1.r. M. 1101,1,... JOHN I. HOUSE k BROS., Snceessors to JOilla L 110V96 S N., laholamds tiroceni and Cannensaion Ilarchants. corner of donttdLind and Water street, Ansel:lran. .10NN BITIMON A. MALLACi. Q 'UPTON W ALL ACE. WI, ole•Kale I,NAL EILN, No. FINANCIAL 7 Per Cent. Gold FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS (THEE or O. s. TkX,i OF BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS & MINNESOTA IL 11. CO A LIMITED QUOCITE TOR SALE. At 90 and Interest !ADIA . IAITAttIoo May and NovAgot.r. • 1. Eltiti Alt TfIaIIIPSON./ • Clldltl.F./3 L. ritost, • Trot. bonds bar • 3flie holder esart convert ible m the option of t eSoto the stook of th• Corapeny M par, an the petyrnitnt of the prin cipal is provided for bra *lnking fund. The greater inn of the mewl wireanysompleted and mows lune ...retort. and the Delano* of the la Procreselni. We tmheettattnely recommend Mete grinds. the eafmt and beat Investment In the market. V. rip-alrent lea. et promant prima. only return Ere per cent mum., whit. these co, eight and onchomter per Tent. In tiold, end we regard the menrlt• equally mod.- Tbe Company reterve the tight. without notice. -to ulna., the price. HENRY CLEWS & CO Bankers 32 Wall Street, New York A Ufa - LEAN A Co.. Illt.borgh. BARKER RMS. A CO., Madelpl3l33. TOWNSEND. WTIELEN A CO., Ph [CUTE t 'HOWARD, PhiWM phls. BOWEN A VOL MIRAMARIa. DERATILN A BRA/IM ER. PhlladelpbM. CENTRAL BANK No. 35 Bank Block, ,VITTSRUROII. PA CAPITA L. $lOO.OOO Bank of Discount and Deposit. BTOCKWOLDERA INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE. Imam Allowed on Time Deposita. onis.unna mad•Abrair... 6 l o-6 """ th • Called Mot*" a!: TMOMAS TAWC L IVVT. t MAD I D O NN BSTAI, O I L r E T I D 3 MES I CA I RR KINS. O . V ORO N H I NVAN . . JAMES A R D W R P AR LL 11. IA( Ei .3.11. WALTE 4 R B . • JAMES LYONS. 6 1W.MYrldont. AWL (YAW. ALLEGHENY NATIONAL BANK, Of Pittsbitrgh. No. am ETIFTTIL A.VENITM. Capital 5t0ek........5500,000. J. W. 000 E, Pr•aldesit, B. W. MAMMY. 0.1310 i, W. TILOOANDLESS, AmL Cagan.. REMOVALS REM_OVA.E. B. P. SHRIVER .& 00. NoR: 2i9 and X5l Liberty R., Melee the head of Woof) STilltET, where they wlll be tamed to see ell their net friends and ease S. P. SHIVER & CO:, REMOVAL-FREI►'K SCHROEDER, Merchant TallOr and Dula, In oenthr.area Farnlihlng Goods; abm Gentlemen and' nota' flotblnit on band nod made to weer at Um abort oat notMe, hairemora4 from hi, lat• DoOd. Na 92 Tourtb &inn*, to • No. .51 WOOD STAIR% motor of TOIDI mono ,• FINANCIAL AMERICAN BANK, No. 'SO Fourth Avenue, PITTSBURGH I= Stockholders Individually Liable. ELAN' OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT. JOITN MOS - D. W. FLOYD, President. Citable, MENCTOPS: Thos. M. Marshall, t John M. Mortland. Wm. T. Shannon, . t Arettpaid Wallace. • James W. Arrott, Jas. LI. Kelly. " Chad. )3. Leech. Wm. Floyd. John kloya, - Collections mane on all points in the United Mates sad Canada. Prompt attention Dahl to cor respondents. THE DIAMOND SAVINGS BANK, No. O IN.AMOND, CAPITA! 6.140.000 • STOCHIIOLIitnn INDITITrAbtr Deposits In sows ot SI an.l npnents received. Interest allowed on time deposits. Pitrticnitir at tention given to collection., proceeds of which 1.111 be remitted promPtlT. • MIENCTO.: JamesM. Cooper, Abraham Garrison. James Id. J. Allison, Andrew L. Robinson Wm. Hinds. ' L. Widertield. Jo, Slernins.w.... Coo . P I Swayer. President—N. P. SAWYEir. e Cashier-4011N .8. SM.TLLY. ' • ledis= FREEHOLD BANK ANI3 - . BUILDING ASSOCIATION, No. 100 Fourth Arr.. Pittsburgh CAPITA].... PHIYILVXM m~T~Y.O DEPOSITORS' SECURED BY REAL ESTATE AND INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DE POSITS. . . =b==MM = EDWARD HOUS . E, WILLIAM PHILLIPS JAMKS. S. CHAFP. ROBV. THOMAS STEEL, !MD K. BRUSH, TIPHIAS W. DAVIS.. Secretary arnitl'neasuror—TllollAS STEEL. Amietant Cashier—JAMES P. SPEKIL ()Moe hours from 9 o'clock A. N. to 4 o'clock P.M. daily, and every Saturday evening from 7 to 10. &primal nt of tlobility. in every a nieann COMMEItCIAL • BANKING COMPANY, • 9.1 Fourth Ase. w Pittshurgh. CAPITAL *900,000 Stockholders Individually Liable. W. 11. EVERSON. W. C. MACRITaI.. Prealdent. Cashier. ntnifToßlic ALSBANDEB. BATES. JOHN LINDSAY. A. H. ENGLISH, D. B. al ACRUM. W. 11. EV RIGID N JOHN 0. PHILLIPS. • W. O. HUGHARY P. WumoN, • JACOB FLEE. Collections made on ii/1 soceasibla points of the United Kates and Daruclas. INTEREST allowed cas TIME DEPOSITS.. Pmespa attanflini Or , to all business or n 0,,... ponilaina. CITY BANK, 112 FIFTH AVENUE, PITTSBURGH. PA. .sioo,oso trrocKIJK.T.p*RIL ELM . INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS. FOREIGN EXCIIANOE bnuight and sold. and When Modred remitted to Europe. 'Collections made on all and In di the inducted Wants Or the Milted Siates and CarAd DidhUNICH aa. Presided. JAMYSI.VIreARE. Wire President. W. N. DORGAN. Caahler. littitairons: D. amen. Thomas hoarse, Jaen. 11Mlabe, Hugh KestMi. lenanca Campbell Jame. Ph y alan, H. A.Fraeog, Thomas Baro n . Ft=f . Ow Magi. FL J. Onoe, N. Stop,. JOB. Y. OAZZLM. Solicitor. THE SAFE DEPOSIT CO, f Pittsburgh; 1 , 011 THE • Safe Keeping Valuables, Under duarantee, and the Antlng ut Sala, In 111 • Fire and Burglar-Proof Vaults, No. 83 Fourth Ave _TP4:tmlizritearlaw-. WithamMinn, ANl n Tas tu : William M. Lynn, Jae. L see') and Treak-8. T. VON VONNSOBST. Open datlitrom 0 ceded A. 30. to { &Clock P. M. MORGAN, KEENE & MARVIN, AV all Street, =ll 8Ve1,7444 8 7,N5,Prin MOW', A General Bariking Business, 171E0. M. MORCJAN, SAMULL S. KEENE, EIELDTLN E. 31A/VIN (Lazo Parmastar General und Adjutant General of . tho State of Nett Turk.) Being lo the vicinity of the Stock Ex charism and the Gold Board (and members of each,. ontlers are avecuted, with the greatest. pomlbie der patch. blerchantelnd Investors. lleing at a distance, Q 0 mly -uncial nue attention to their smallest or luxes t olde I t edoM rm. will no In years bast. are shall continue to trwasact all .bbalnese of Mattoon] Bents and Cbrporallooe on the mist favorable terms. . • • . • ••• Indlvld oats and Trust Compaules. eoutempistlhg change In tbelr secaritlemi, or desiring to mega Inquiry concerning any Unsocial limpness they to hour In Ms city an Invited to anumunlcate with us personally or t•y letter. 'tar erenco—glesars. Jay Cooke t. Co.. Naar York. En ill • _ N.. Holmes & Sons, BANKERS, 67 Market Street,, PITTSBURGH, PA. Xll lAe • \ • V,V.111.11=1 1 t"'"" STOCK BONDS AND OTIIBR SECURITiEN, zotroTrr AND SOLD Ot COMMISSION. so Particular aitatillo o mld ISO Poe... .00 lo of United States 'Securities HART, CAUGHEY & Bankers and Broker., CORNER •FOUDTD AND WOOD STREETS, Pitta burgh. Pa., _ 01000SIOIORS TO lIANNA, ILAAT Exchange, Coin, - 2 0040n5, And perWiter StiOmice pOltl to lAn purchme and wart Government Bonds Sight - Draughts on London. PL. I I O ma b r Lsll.llB7n. THE FIRMIT . o E Y .. TA I LOK & we, have P .11. ` under the Dame of TAYLOR l& COOPER No. 5 pioad fallt t win. u . o g: g u a gr a urr i .f e gad fl MR. JOHN BAILEY tgr=rging...mu-muwilyomoo .ea r . t. 1 " Mi i. .1 r dead collected. 1 . gteigtd . lieolootle ancotad mos. L."JrAn.on, rAN C ralt. fDJ slon to M! Natongtv,Ag . a Tr: i esane )_a National Ban: , WOODD ST T, CORNER SECOND AVE. INTERS - PAID ON DEPOSITS. Gold, Coilpon Doiids Gad Stork . I itouGIIT AND SOLD. A.NAA, _ 1 MT,VALIALIe.3,SIi° Itel: C HAN. .ERl'. STRIGHT, Carp irX:ll P=.3 lcan W L "ke thin oflh old/" Wirin th oVinif Mint their busts all SKMIII,III/11 Gold Exchange. than by Mall e ...Unity of thanking M. en. aufeoiai tril i mt: an. ire easpratully at . thrsl:74: sit: a nter and Builder. • 7 mind to all kinds ordeNnliz o na. "Vi=s="kisekstis•• ENGINES, 1101:p:M3,.&p FORT PITT Boiler, Still and Tank WORKS CARROLL & SNYDER, MANUFACTURERS OF 80 p 70 AND OIL STILLS AND 011. TANKS. CHIMNEYS. BREECEILNG AND ASH PANS. SETTLLNO PANS. ,SALT PANS AND CON DENSERS. r Ee s PIPIH. GASOMETERS AND IRON D ICI PRISON DOORS AND COAL MUMMA. OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE: Con 2d, 3d, Short and Liberty Streets, PITTSBUROIL PA. rye - orderst to the above addrese wlll be promptly attende sen d tn. tubLIES 11200 000 HUGH AL BOLE'S/ CO., • Con. Point Alley and Duquesne St, (NEAR TILE POINT,) • Engine Builders, Founders, • • MACHINISTS. Manufacture STEAMBOAT 'ENGINES and STA TIONER./ r. IN ON of all sizes. Sheets' attention invited In our Ben STATION AIt OIL WELL ENGINE AND ORTABLE BOILER of 5 horse power. CANTINUS 'I ,or every kind, made to o der at our Foundry, on TIGHT/ STREET. below Market. RIOS for Oil IVOR, suaessau, PULLEYS. I:LANGER/I, HOUSE and TOBACCO SCREWS, mach and lIION TOBACCO PRMIES , on hand and to order, at Om INDUSTRIAL WORKS . Fronllng on the Allegheny Rleer.neen (hr Point, Pittsburgh, Pe. • [7' Ail orders promptly tlllod. TRY US. 1438.883. Riesicic & FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES AND VAULTS. NO 'DAMP. NO MOULD. ENGINES AND MACHINERY, BREWERY WORK, REPAIRING and PUTTING UP MACHINERY, HYDRAULIC CEMENT. Cor- Berl7th and PIKE BTREETS,PIOsbargh.P. nol.lol O'HARA, BOILER WORKS, •F. REPHAN & CO., Manufacturer. of STEAM BOILERS, OIL TANKS. STILLS, AGITATORS, SALT YAI4B,_GASOMID TEILS, SETTLING PANS, PRISON DOOIUL CHIMNEYS. BRICIIF.N EIRE BEDS. &e, Cor. of Second Avenue and Liberty Street. PITTSBUROII. PA. Rep.lrina done promptly. Orden moat to the above aulalreas will be promPOY F. lIEPIIAN. former!, Manage e nded t CARROLL & SNYDER'S. oelSmare FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS. NATIONAL • FOUNDRY ANTI Pipe Works. Corner Carroll and Smallman Sreets, (NINTTI WARD) - . PITTSBURG/I f PA. WM. SMITH' MANUFACTURER OF Cast Iron Bowl Pipe, FOR GAS AND WATER WORKS. .Ir..7l'2•47..'ngzb"..blggill=tatdf,7, Castings for Gas and Water Works I would alto call the attoOtlan of - Flopetintoodonto of this Worts to toy make of RETORTS . • Drum 11. Planter. Jet. ldjorlsort, usorge Mri. Curtis U. Hussar. W. J. ANDERSON 11. A. FRETTOOLE. MONONGAHELA FOUNDRY. J, ANDERSON & Masinfactt r mt f i v rmuniu s it , O . N .l ß WIN. Castings of all Descriptions. c=clTlftill.=l,,,WMM!: Houma. • onus m, rotracarr—No. ISO WATER ST.. Plusba b. Pa = ROBINSON, REA & CO., Bowmen, In RoDINSoN, MINIS • MILLIVA WASHINGTON WORKS, - fiIIINDF.II9 A MACHINISTS. PITTSBURGH. Marnifiacturers of Boat and Stationary Steam Err ., sines. Blast Engines. Mill Machinery Gearing, St Castings of al/ descripilims. Oil and Stills. Scalier stini Sheet iro n IN mt. 01111 e No. IM. corner Ft/stand Smithfield Mends. Agent. for GIFFAIttra PATENT INJ Ecro ke n tor feeding Boller. f emur THOS, CARLIN & CO:, Fourth Ward Foundry & I Machine Works. SAITDPSKT 9T., ALLEGIMHY CITY, PA. Manufacturers of litatlonary and Portable Steam Engine*. oil Pullera, Phaftleur. Grist end Saw Mill Work. Holllni . lllll and Machine Cumin" Orate Nam Welebta , WaVis Boxes, kr.. Halt to order and hare on band:mimes of all Meta. Phoenix Roll Foundry, Cot. LIBERTY AND 24T11 ST'S. BOLLMAN & BAG ALBY Dlnnatacturers cl Superior Chill Rolls, Sand Rolls and Pinions • BRASS CASTINGS. • HYNRS PIER V ^V OCSTAVE BASCH Henry Bier----& - Co., JOHN M. COOPER .1 CO,/ BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS. BrasS Castings - MADE PROMPTLY TO OBOE& an.LEtni.ssrp r otEr IRON rrrrums, ( TalWrrn" sArnTP.34n Tarn VALVES, Mita l iftr A XlV ß lllinstecVAom on; lhaatn.Wstar and Oil. B tin A llantq w eersot .1./t r t;ozenWeIMPROVED AUK:At St llREttrti' PATIM P iDILICHR, the WM In the market. • OFF CE AND WORKS; ' Corner Thltteenth and Pike Streets. seas ATWOOD & MoCAPPREY Conlin Lonny( sum and TROW ATTXOI, Plitatinnih, Pa, BRASS YOUNDRRII awl IRON CIPE TITTRIMaoIi &OUT& for A.S.CAIII3ILON & COl3 !maim PUMPS AND nLowrits. p EARL STEAM FLOERING HILLS. R. T. KENNEDY & BRO. ALLEGUENT CITY. PA. btantitaeturere of the ttdbeleing celebrated braids our: star tlYtar Vitooltrea . tulle o. Voqli " r a tia l l erdePr ir ee; ttotagtree mitre euraecen. • 1 Star Red Mend, a good Fondly neer. superior to actor the menu grade In the inarteet. itmlioNgfire d " "Pm.nteA..'• ;jiftspis:l24:tzNe7. l (:)w y aw y m;I: FULTON & MiGANN, Practical Plumbers, oes AND STEAM ARM. • .._ . . na d a Mann no% Ilish Btrat, Para Pa Tubs az i Paikab Sta.= Plrar 4 kl FltUttp, Ala Bear Ppmpl. 'tha n ftmla Osets always oa WM Filo sad rthit• ramp au.4 .s. *lib O, A star and 81.1 am satlar Apparatus. ollbtag promptly anew:led to- ' .- .t,f • '-. . . IRON AND STEEL CRESCENT STEEL WORKS. MILLER, - BARRA PARKIN, OFFICE: No. 339 Eiborty Street, I==l DUQUESNE WORKS, Coleman, Rahm &.Co:, IRON, NAILS, STEEL , . _Axels and. Springs. DIIQUFSNE, 1, X AND JUNIATA. FLAT HOOPOUND AND SQUARE IRON, BAND,,SH BM AND TANK DION,• BOILER PLATIS AND HEADS, GUARD DRAG AND DILOPPF:tt DARN. FLANGES, CUTTER BARS.CYLINDEIt IRON, T AND FLAT RAIL ,for Coal 1t03.5,,_ CllGWßAßS.wimGv.send HARROW TEETH, SPRING, PLOW AND CULTIVATOR STEM, W STEEL INGS AND ROULDB, DR to pAttAro. COACH..IRF,EELSUAFFN, BsrEXL, MOGI' and WAGON SPRINGS And AXLES. CUT NAILS AND SPIRES. - All Goods First Class and Warranted. OFFICES AND FORKS-1 6th street sod AEG-. gbeny RIF.% atiA77 Water wool, Pittaburgb. mhY Pittsburgh Steel Works. AND RSON & WOODS, 111.1.7. - CPACTIMERA OP Best Refined Cast Steel OF EVERT DESCRIPTION. ALSO. &It Refilled German Plow k Spring Steel. . CORNER ROSS AND FIII.ST Mtg. burgh. P. PITTSBURGH .11'sovelty Works. POUNDED A. D. 183 E. • MOORIIEAD, ADAMS & CO .; Mutest-Weer, of KEYSTONE STANDARDIFaIr 7 beakentl PLATFORM AND COUNTER ' ' SCALES. J.R.laced Patent Door Loots and Lateles, Patet Cornet d n7 P FIIISVAVNUE and GRANT SM.. Museh. Pa. I Sh T Field . Steel Works. SNGER, ifrocK & co., rrrrsptrium. PA., Manufacturers of erery dtuUTlFtlen Of Cast and German Steel. RA lar r l SP RI N GS, PLATFORMAs r ". i..ti . tTKEL E. dAs - - W OUSE-83 Waterand 100 ark atiseta. BLACK DIAMOND STEEL WORKS. PARK, BROTHER & CO., Asantietnrets of all Descriptions of OFFICEd WAREHOUSE-3Mb. 31st add Railroad stre an ets. Pittsburgh. STOVES, CASTINGS, 144:1 7 COOK STOVES. • Get the Best! BISSELL & CO'S TRIUMPH, For Bituminous Coal. Werrehivel to COOK. BANE or ROAST as Well to any other Stove In the Unlon. BISSELL & CO., No. 235 Liberty Street. ALSO, ON RAND AND FOR SALE, PARLOR STOVES, ORATING STOVER. ORATE FRONTS, FENDERS, COOKING RANGES. Be., Be. GRAFF, HUGO Si. CO., Namitannren of and 7 nuiety of STOVES Boston Cooking Range, "'THE FIERY FURNACE' MR WA/MING BUILDINGS. TILE NICW ANTI-DUST COOMING lITOrg - REGULATOR; COLUMBIA ON)K erg y ' :tigAt e Ver4T4TL'lr'S.l2'ELT:l r arell'ilta n o lt i, 6 3 RA . Tl T at o rmrt din sad don; GHATS 206 and 208 Liberty Street, • • PITTSBURGII. PA. A.BRADLEY & CO. No. 30 Wood Street . 'Manufacturers of tr be eeteat Variety of 000 K, PARLOR and KEA 0 STOVES to found. In our assortment nil be Arcola all the Wein PAT TERNS and IMPROVIIMENTS an . and y the rep want ute- tlon of our Moves Is such that one in of a rood article Mould purohaso none but thous.- ufactured by us, as th ey' frill De found We met du rable as wall as economics/. Wow..ftitparilcular attention to nor new VolciANO STOVE, for churches, Is and stores, Over ROO sold In thrM mantlia...ler.sed for wi th or add:tout casing. All grtt. 1.••41' used thaw pronounce thou aufertorto ..sayother and far cßeaper. Send for Catalogue and Prim List, Mal WINES, LIQUORS. &o WAGNER'S FRENCH COLOR The Very Beet In the united Stake, MANITRACTUILND BT WM. WAGNER, 9SI North Seventh Street, ItStow/cm—All the leAdlag homin 1111 pefelfeTrlla Schmidt & Friday WINES, •BRANDIES, GINS, LL,aWS PURE RYE WHISKIES. Nos, 384 and 386 Penn, (MGR 11134:51:1AILIMMTITOWMI, JOS. &FINCH & CO Noc 183:187. ISt. fit 193 and 103 . rotaT. Erniker:riciohi s b, , ris. ° 4 t rat.s2.l7Z4i n i ri ,lietA lu! and ...gram /SOPS. kg. - - -. % Mawr DEE= EOTICE . .IS HEREBY. GIVER TO vi.,...arrzzrwl, , , amn o r A n tri l a did the ehdlon OI Cemeddleskenvfnr ream ' rade t V 14 ad: &Ram i s : 4ol fir. J/004 I. l oolchroan`r sued, between due been of 5. so , EIZ 'dale r. N. • • - Tea Camel • /OW OS. 041 r. T n. I P W. . • • . I= I=l STEEL. IMPORTERS OF WOOLESALE DEALERS IN RAILROADS PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAH,. arrive and depart:46lollmm I/Silvan*. RiteTSAR* • Through Tally; Through Tratun rant Leav e Onto. Depot. : Al7lre at I:alum/repot. lea: • 1240 alai Mall Tra1n.....11:30 ma Mull T0dn..... Pr I U aro:Fast Line.. .1i:111 a= il Winton Ac....10:120 am: Clatinnatl Line..... . ant eineltill De...10:33 pm: IntlebVt Ira.. • • tl pat Phila. Exprees' 3:30 pm Paclee Si I tv• it pm rant Line PAO putltTar Passel . ..lo: OPm LocAL I 1..00AL. Wan . % No. 1.. 0:30 am . WalPs No. 1.. 040 a= Wawa No. 1.1..11 , d1 arrlidnloAchlo.l :30 eta 'Wales N 0.3.. 3:.03 tan WAIN.:3U en. Johnstown Ac. I:o3pm Johnstown An : II a= Wall:s N 03... 13 pm,Wall'a N 03.. ::`0 pm PralPs No. 4.. : 0 ren:W:OPt No 4.. : iPM Wllkinslee An en. 9 pmWail's N 0.3.. • Pm Walls No. 0-11.01) pm. Whin Acrioal e pm :, and Ac.l • OPM l'lnetrinatl Rlptene arid Paellte Irpresa leave Jelly. All other trains Pally. escort Sunder. The Cnurep Train leaves Wulla Platter evew7 sutty al b4O a. nt.. reaching PlUalowSl at 14: m 30 a. nu telt:ming. leaves Pttlebent 1 trdo p. go. andante!, at Walls puttee at •1 0 o. l ' Poi farther Information arrolv to W. ii. - n,PCEWlTEktatirit. Tbr Pmmerlvenla Railroad uompany Ind not me stone arkr lek f o r Ow/We. aacopi for wearing ate: =Tiltti.ll:Zelt resrocaltellry to One R i ati alaOlint ill value *ll7l4t= trttruirner, tale,, takenny aped./ eohteeet. CASSATT. 3e13 General Surertntendent. Altoona. Pa. LITTSBI.IIIOI_,I FORT WAYNE & CILICAUO it. W. and ELAND a PITTS.WaI Iltltlltt It. It Prtim June 11% 11570,,_ trahui viii leave fnma and anive at the Union pot, north aide, Pitts burgh city Uwe, as follows: iars. Anat."! nut Lio n 12419 a *Fut Ltne littlj a m (I. a WIC' .111.63t4 a taWbeeibta IM.I Aft mi Chicago Mall .11:48 li:tractile =... 3 OM p na. Palo a Pun Pt . , an a mentor, Matilatla pm Chits° 1t5....1 44 • sn'Cleveland Pa... i3ni p m (1.. t Wh'itlita..• .3% p mitrie a yar n Ex :43 pin Pantile In rip alp. ft Wing i, Lx.Z:Ohl p m 1 We l t rsenrs. :I p mg.. k Pt.!. .. :Int pm Eri linuess.•. •• 8 p iul Elie Exprols.li:ll4 p a litrAlll . FIRM Ai.iditi•V,WltialVa IN ALLIGNILNr. Ilea•t EMU A..nilS a m' beet:Maio A . e..tii33 am lattP4Me • 19: 3 a lit' Baer Pall, • ..11.• am' la: 3 a mYatnn •• • rya in Sipe Cavite •• F 3 p m;hltu. Culla " 11 U. 3a m li. Awn " • 3pl p talautidain ." 1 :41P m Leetadaja •• ,:l.s pm, Boer Falls " 1. p m Beat Falls " 11:23 p ishLectitlale " . p m Leetsdale. " 10:43 pmi " • put lair Qua, 113un. ;Pair Oaks Sun. •--.••-- • • • - dag Ct., hh..1:13 p nit .and Church. .91IN I m Patine Enigma Mar. and artimidally. Put Line kayos dewy. Mondays ezmided, Fart Linn triTel , daily, Mondays eseeptnd. All mbar Mains will fame and 11.1141.6 daily, 3" lntleif ET:, ' 3. N. NetILILLOUGEL' • Gienl. F. d Tinton ASOCIL Genl. ALM , . WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA H.R. T_ 8 - 4" triraf, Trants the W. Pennsylvania Hades. will eYot 'arrive at and db.. Item the federal /Street Depot, Allegheny. City. as fella.: ' (ALLICCITIENT TAIL ] ARRTVZ. Tgi e tro o .l l .ll: .0 :: 111 4 14; s r:3 11 , 1 3 :It Erma.— 1 flt . " •¢1,c173 . t w .1112_ lloremnq,Ao... ‘ 1 ,,, : ,,,„_, i i .......-. - li ..,... } ..fort Ae..if p Expreim OP M 2 Fnreport No. : p mlrintor.C. I, IrdnitePeNo.l3. .. 8 F.:14741 1. 01.0.1: ::: ii" Alrl!= TatSZ: i t . oept A r i nntlay. ~.. , trin y rytonley at Skoll , s. IS ' , re=7Airahenp. , f city A ?slot twid Tullifilt i Allght.;SV. . ----- 'i Don at 3:00 P. b. Through tickets to Butter andalannandonr I be purchased at Walter a Stare Ottlce, No. Pt. , Clair street, near the Suspension &Mee, tte. burgh, and at the Depot. Allenhany. , For further particulars apply to ' JAAtE - Luirsarre. Asen t. Fedora/ Street De Loml Tickets to all Important Stations cm the main Hoe of the Famisylratila Central Railroad. R • A.. 1. CASSA . G.'"e. Ihn'"l i n nt*PiErllo l / 4 _,. tor3l ... Superintendent. littelmusx. A, LLEG lIENY VALLEY RAILROAD. AIS . 4 LINE TO norPALo :TIIROOGLI THE OIL . . . . 103010lifl -.-. -. . ... . . ' - On nod after MONDAY ; i i ii i naging Dom ISt ,h 1810.3 through Troll. dollyimaptßunday will ICA,. Pi ttationth _ftabstls fku‘lsf of ED , nntli and Pike otieets. for proomin. Oil Pity. tatIMO. mod all points In the Olt Itogioof. LEAPS ARRITI AT PTTIIIIICROZ. PrIMITIVIaIi. Day Express tt:%: TR P.M. Night Morello Way Pigment/or NM 'Prato P. M. Broilq fiend Mato.. at P. Y. 1 :. A. S. F.Holton . I Holton !. S A. It . ' Zit il 1151 ton I i 2P. Rt. P.M. Yamamoto church AIN c. 5. 1 .• • 1::: floproon trains mop only at principal points. /Lc. , oorommialloo Intim Mop at all otattons. Myer Palace Himploir Cart on o r Train., both 'OM botoreon PRIM anill ir =l . J. J. LAWRENOC. en't Supt. _kid JAM 1. H. DRAT. Ticket Aram DITTSBUROH. CINCINNATI . AND J.. BT. LOUIE RAILWAY. rau. ra , =mei PAN RANDLE ROUTE. ~.n rigol a i lt-A n n and &fior d SUNDAY. tb. tha.a Dolan, PitAitlnsti, - :: gligt. , .: -. ~.... . ?Moravia. TM*. . lIIIPA.. Apure. RUM. Put Loa ll* tit l' t f.°Z. I n gr,7 %Ir. "'ii,;ii:: -. I:II / 4.: p. w'd ro. • Olciamnid Amommu4'n. 1 . a. m. 7: I.no. Rtonhenville ALYMMINki. , . P.... Iti ani. lit n ti . .. ci' S ' . , ° 10 d ,?! . . 13 i 4 P.m. g". Tb e I 0,47,,:a . ~..1- ~ • leave daily. The Itt i d 3 ollWoclarion ' it%. ". " U7. " • . . W. L. 0115IEN, General Tls.kat About, Columbus. pp, W. W. CAM. 8, • I-. Domiogo. O. o. alb DITTSBUBOH AND CONNILLS. n VILLE RAILROA D. iii=fifelia 'helm arrl . ( start l e Zetut from the Depot. tor oar of Grant aad Water Amts. est fouovra: O . DtPABT. ADAM. 1 1. 1 Mail to MI from trat'a.. rel a.ou P. M. McKeesport At :SI. m. . : P. 13. ft.. Pc .6 from eon,. Kp.m: 1 . a. la. Weet Newton Aeoommo. :ip. m. tl: I. m. Braddock's Arcommoda. : p. m. 7: p. m. Matt Ape. to McKeesp.t.ll.l: p. m. IP a. m. Bondi Church 3 , 11 , tta to • .' d " 3 Y"'' !Malt stAritalt=t7. y :iv•A Pittsburgh Utility Works, WEAVER & JONES, Corner of Juniata and Fulton Streety Sixth Ward, Allegheny. Nanafactunos of STAPLE lIARDWABIL and all I:3lads LIMIT MIXT MON C.MITING.S. . • ...• • . Wo tender our _oood..d rerrtres to the Trade at the Lowest vriena. and warrant all oar wort aillitally lobbed. Orders solicited. . The at of Dealers amerally le celled to our make of BED AND PLATE CAtITERI3. WEAVER & JONES. • Aderms: Paten • Pottoelre. to • • ESTABLISHED 1831, Logan, Gregg & Co., HARDWARE No. 52 Wood StiLt, prrreaufraii Spring Goods, Howy Rakes, Fortis Scythes, Snaths, tte, ' Nerehanti are Invited to examine our stock when In the city. • Orders by mall will hare prompt at tention. BEAVER FALLS CUTLERY_: No. 70 Wood Street, = Table Knives & Fork, Pocket Knives, Butcher Knives, • Bread Knives; Carving Knives, Scissors, Razors, - Putty KnivCs, AND ILL OTHER ARTICLES OF CCILERT LOW PRICES. Beaver Falls Cutlery Co. ) No. 70 WOOD STREET. HI t PITIVIIIIIOII, PA. \ LEAD. DRUGS, &a. PITTSBURGH White Lead and Color Works, J. Sehoomnaker & Son, PROPREETORet,' - Mir'- , EAVAlteenaht D lad ^ sai *Agra Dui - AWD :• • . 0117191 AND /AMBIT "- 150, 4A 161, 4 6 and *S litrcet, • . . . - --- - ...,- . • • • ' Ws tan astentlon to tbo saws soden name. Earkrtly_PwwWWW Lew. owl r . anpot .-. lai csalonnato W. mow." no swan .. Mat is taw how Annals and AMOS*, lona ni Wiltar and =WIWI, lannln anarnan , " MRat i a r ltika tt DO. litotarbonoWst a pAnffl • 4twanusatshan oar/ In aboVar4O,Nkt.Wfawlwoon , . :=na. ,'. • D• f" le : f 'W ' ! .l"id , 4 ,n 1 " lEERMIN, — .7',IV. ' Bit M ON = . 1 ..... a1f , 1101: P . 10 1 ,1 la . , . .„. 7-. . - : , . < ; ,. . , ;".',Yi11t sni'lli•iv . . . +~
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