FINANCIAL
GOLD, -»SILVER,
MID
COUPONS
Bought at Highest Price,
PH. R. NIERT4,
BANKER,
C.oj. Wood St, and sth Ave.
Jas. T. Brady & Co.,
(Bummers to S. JONES a C 0..)
Corner Fourth Avenue and Wood Street,
BANKERS,
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- Government .Securities,
GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
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11 ,- 3101347 1011004 on-Uovemment Bonda at los.
tst,AarYet rata&
ur °saran Ittactonto ron TB. PL , ltcllasa
AND BLit Or STOCKS. BONDS AND COLD. •
'JAMES T. BRADY & CO.
THE DAILY GAZETTE.
MONEY AND COMMERCE
I.kr telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
• ' NEW YORK. July 1, 1870. •
Disbursements Interest here at this time
including that by United States. estimated
near seventy millions. Wall street market
strong.
Money easy at 3a5. Sterling drin 0t.91 , 441,10.
614 . 14 t lORWOM.
Gold Arm but dull; opened touched
closed 121i45123(; carrying rates 16.2 per
cent:borrowing Oat; clearances thirty million;
Governments dull and flan. Coupons of 'Bl,
18 561155 R 'Ws 12.1601234: 111, 13a EN; '65, 1286
:2612M; do new, '67. '6B.
Illie/15:: 10.10 s, fligtte currency. 1386614.
State securities quiet. Misscuris, irk old
Tennessee:l, 06; new do, 65: old North Caro
llentb 5136; new do, 30N.
Stocks active and buoyant. New York Cen
tral, Reading, Rock Island. Wabash and Ohio
Mississippi advanced on the market.
Canton. iiBs(._Quicksilver, 71 Adams Ex_
MnU, 4786; nmberlmd. 33.
a..Y ; Western Colon Telegraph . 31.',;
American Ezpteea, 44; Gaited States, 474;
New York Central ,9936; Scrip, SAN; Erie.
d, 42; Harlem ERR: Reading. 1073.:
Michigan Central. Hit 'Lake Shore. 1C03.: New
Jersey Central. 14036:P ittsburgh.lo9M; North
western. 833 i: preferred 6036; Rock Is
land. ; New Jersey Central. 100;
St. Paul, 67: do preferred. RI: Wabash, 58X; do
preferred. 7636: Ft. Wayne, WS; Terre Haute,
33: do preferred, 50: Chicago and Alton, 118%;
do preferred. 117,M; Ohio and Missppi.
C. C. &C., 81)X; Burlington, 160; Hartford and
Erie, 416.
' OITICX or PISTSBUTOH Glatt . = t
FRIDAY, July I. Ira
Closing quotations as received by Pb. It.
Martz,
Gold
Silver 108 Western Union.. --
DWI Bond. 115 N. Y. Central 38';
603 Bonds 1869...11.^ Headlnsr. 107,
5451 Bonds 1104...110 P. Ft. & C 65Y
541 Bonds 1/85...1.12 Ohlo & Miss.. . 310. i
Consoht 11155 . .111 Stich. Southern...
6m Bonds 1887...1.11 Cleveland &P. . IOW;
&El Bonds 1868...111 C. B. X. & P 1093(
1040- •ES Chicago &N. W. MU
Adams Express_ .. _ 68 C.& N. W. Pref.. 6t( Merchnnis 11. Ea. Erie
Large. Sown
London Exchange per PO.= 6 4 4 541
Paris Exchange per Franc • 2.48 M
Berlin Exchanr i rir 'Thaler id 83
Frankfort Exc per Florin 47V 40
Central Paclle E. Bonds
Union P. B. R. Bonds 87 80
' Closing quotations as received by James T.
Brady & Co
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Ciohl 12s .54.9 &J.T. 102 11
U. S. di. 1081 'l5 5-33Janat Jp. 1262 11 , .
U. S. 5-20 UM. ... 12 5-33 Jan. 1 , 17. 1005 1P:
U. S. 5-33 1204 12): U. P. R. R....:... 27s
U. S. 5-0) 121: C. P. R. R. WS
0.8.10.10.........838 Cr. Prelles • Sri
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OFFICE or TliS Pmaßcnan GAZ.LTTE. I
FRIDAY. July 1. LW f
The Iron market Is devoid of anything spe
cially new or Important. There L a fair
Imes In metal for the season. but prices are
very low and it said, and we have no doubt It
is true, tact the furnace roan are making no
money; already, some of them • have been
stopped and unless there Is an improvement
In prises soon, of which them is not much
prospect now. It Is highly probable, that the
great majority of the furnaces will go out of
blast within the next few weeks. And It Is
probable that the majority of the mills wit
inrspend operations between now and the Ist
August, as Is Initially the case, to take stock
and make repairs. Upon the whole, however.
business is eboat as good as It usually is at
this seaeon of the year. though nothing to
brag of. •
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MO tuns Red &tort. 131.03 4 mos
50 " No. 3 Neutral 31A214 mos
25 " N 0.2 do MAI 4 mos
50 " N 0.3 do 31.004 mot.
50 " No. 1 Foundry .. ~. . ....... a 5.504 mos
.90 .. No.l do at Furnace... 31.004 mos
03 " No. do do ... 34.504 mos
MO " Close Red Short—Forge... MAXI 4 mos
UV " Common N 0.2 Foundry.... 2 .8 . 5 0 4 mos
153." do do ... 29.005 mos
150 " CommorrNeutral Forge.... 30.006 mos
XI. " No. 1 Foundry... ....... M. 50 00 ds
60 " N 0.2 do ' =AO 4 mos
50 " No.l do 74.004 mos
30 " No.l do 34.104m0s
100 " No.l do 3.5.00 4 mos
30 " No. I Extra Foundry 36.00 4 mos
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2tgl tuna Fancy Grey Forge 44& 4 moo
" N 0.2 Forge. .. . - 4.5e4a 4 mos
White nod Mottled 415.00 mutt
ansxrxtmcs COAL swxyrza 11100 LAKE SL'PE-
RlOin ORE.
NA tuns Goird Gray Forge .to
arrive MOD 4 mos
White and Mottled at
Furnace - .95.50 80 do
50 Gray Forge, Favorite
brand, to arrive 31.0:14 moo
500- wClose Gray Common Forge. -
at Furnace : • MAI 4 mol
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mat re Prrrumion Claxa - rra,
° FILMAY. July I. 11680. f
The 01l market was vary quiet 'to-day. the
excitement which prevailed yesterday In con
sequence of an apprehended corner having
subsided, and there is. now, seemingly: roth
og todisturb the monotony which' has, Pre
vailed In the oil hulloess for several months.
There is some little inquiry for both erode
and refined, and mainly for early mouths, hut
the figures offered are not big enough to
please our refiner., and comequently, we have
but few sale. to report.
CAUDIL
Sale of I,COO bbls Parker, seller Xi day et
IBC and I.ooobbis (40 to 46 gravity) 11K. la
last sale. It is but proper to remark. wan made
under pecolar circumstances, and, therefore.
11% cannot fairly be regarded as the market
Price for spot 011-11.8 would prohablp be
nearer the market. •
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nZTINILD.
July I, quoted at 11 for first, and =8 for
last half—sale SCObbis, first half. at 1.1. August
and September. 27X. There wade sales of some
80:0 bids opot oil in Philadelphia last night at
=GEMS GOADS OIL.
J. A. McKee EA on account A. S Ceoldfich;
Brittle:B_oU Works 112, on account A. S. Gold
rich: Waring, Ring Er Co Si on account. T.
Beckett; Sunbeam oil Works 161. on account
T. Hackett; J Gallagher 766. ow account L.. B.
& Co; Fisher Bro IQ on account .1. B. Barbour;
Lyon. &Co IX. on account F. A. Batas; Jas.
Wilkins 10. on account Phila. & B. Pet. CO; 11.
Illy &Co KI. on account S Adams; Facelsor
011 Co 171. on account Thos Chess; Brilliant
oil Works 326, on account Lockhart. F. & Co;
A. 8.24111. SO. on amount W. T. Bartle.
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Total . 2.317 bbl..
OLL SDIPTZD ZAMT MON DCOMMEIDZ DIROT.
Hutchinson 011 Renninic Co. -MO Dble relined
to Warden. Frew & Co.. Philadelphia.
WOOL rrema.
The wool market in Harrison county con
tinues extrema,' doll. Probably about 75,000
pounds have been wild, and 525.0:0 pound. re
main—unsold. Buyers are still offering toe.
Webave heard ot a few clips selling at eme,
de.—Craf: (0.) itclobfferm.
The local trade in wool is quiet, with light
receipts. Prices are unchanged at =Mc for
unwashed, and 32G.4Dc forgeeee-washed wool.
per pound. Woolens are dull, with the excep
tion of yarns. In which there to some activity.
Sdwingedil (0.) Republic.
Col. Asa 3fanctiester, of indeiseasienc e town
ship. one - of the extensive wool grow,n of
this county. sold his clip of wool recentle to-
Samdel George, Esq.. of Wellsburg, w aat v a..
at Id cents per pound. The leteubeurilis Her
old says that Wm. Leggltt and a Mr. Dins
more. of this county. have nerdse disposed
of their clips at fd rents per wend, on a credit
of Weise months without interest.—Wadmuu.
too (Pd.) Reporter.
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.Yotr.S. July I.- -Beeves count S::0 to.
day. making 0.440 for the week. A fair de.
mend for good cattle at full rates, but most of
the stock wits too poor to sell well; prices
ruschanged at ft3.o64tg IC mean 4 cwt Texans
sold at P,M,SP: 501froxi OS( cwt Illinois steers at
144:416)(e. with a car of d cwt Ohio at Ito. 57
lb per cwt. Sheep: 2.330 to-day. making MAX
'for the week. Trade very slow and mniifi."
unsold. Fat sheep unchanged. with thin at
44100. Lambs much lower, western 8311 c.
and State and extra Jersey 10213 c. A car of
PO lbs Ohio sheep sold at 61(0; some Indiana tU
lbs peer at We; a few HO lbs State at lie.
Hogs hare fallen to for dressed, with
only 6 can to-day and 13,500 for the week. Tho
high.Ptiee 01 toe makes a cheapness for hots.
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WLIEtKET
Orrice. ur Prersarnou Gaza-rra, t
}IIIOA, July I. ISM I
For several yea're past Chicago has been re
grain market in this
rorn 'd try! ' a ' •l ‘ r e h kin
rl d ee g seeption only of New
York; and ."w eke in endeavoring to control
New rock irpterd of being subject to that
n• heretofore. in other word, ,he i s
naa l a mg an effort fu take the lead. and I , 'en .
de.loarD of leaving Ness- York behind. Chica
go led the recent upward and also downward
movement in grain, and the ere of operators
in even . commercial city were hoed to that
place. and every market followed the Chicago
market up or down. The New York
acknowledges the mnpreetacy and influeuce.uf
Chicago in this particular Care when it rays;
'The export of grain has been checked by
the rapidity with which speculators here and
in the West have run up prices beyond the
Malts which Europe can afford to buy in con,
petion with the other groin markets of the
'world. The Chicago bankers have determined
so farts they arc concerned, to check this
speculative e ivl of fornstalling the market. by
retusing to.diount grain paper maturing be
yond July. I. If the .peculators can obtain
.factlities to carry the grain they hold at pres
ent lerices. their tile result will be that Europe
will buy in. other market., and the United
State will lose the sate of a large amount-of
grain. The country will be injured thereby.
These K e rala speculators must bear In mind
that Europe always exaggerates the calcula
tions of expected short crops in order to at
tract speculative shipments, so as to have
large stocks of grain in its pons. The result
generally is that the highest prices are realiz
ed before the harvest Is half In; rind after
wards come a breakdown. which rules specu
lators. It Is estimated that this action of
the ClDengo bankers will enforce sales of
about 7,103,000 bushels. Its the end the specu
lators will realize more than if „they were en
abled to carry out their own views. In other
Words this action of the Chicago 'banks will
add to the wealth of the country In increasing
the exports of grain, and ales, by saving spec
glators from heavy losses and perhaps ruin.'
APPLES—A re coming In more freely. though
prices are still maintained, $40.51,1per bbl.
ASHES—steadv but unchanged: Common
Soda. let Relined, 4.lte; Pearls. 10. , ic: Pots. 7360.
IMOD:NIS—Store prices; Fancy, ',VA No. 1,
.f No. y, g.t: No. a. cut. common, r'o23
BUTFEIt—Is quiet and unchanged—the of
ferings are not sec - large. though fully equal
to the demand, which continnes light . Sales
t good
oto prime fresh at MID,
CHICKENS—In better supply an lower;
we now quote at artiOeta per pair by the coup
CORNMEAL—Wii.4I per bushel.
CEMENT—SaIes of Louisville Hydraulic at
tintli/i per bbl. •
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CHEE=SE--Is in good suouly and dull. ail is
always the case during hot weather. though
there lo no quotable change In peters. loan,
EGOS—There Is a moderate demand, with
sales of fresh at'llja—.oc.
CAR . BON OIL-The 'demand, Ina Jobbing
ay. continues light, and prices are unchang
e
w d,
DRIED FRCIT-There Is some little inquiry
and the market Is almost bare of the better
qualities. Apples Peaches
for quarters. and 7Cfr for halves.
FEATHERS -Quiet and unchanged, at Poa.
EI cts. to the trade.
FL01.711- , Market quiet, and if -anything a
little weak, and the demand Is not so brisk:
but prices are unchanged. We continue to
quote goal western flour. in store, at PIX.
Fancy - brands glee. Rye Flour $.5.
GRAIN-Wheat is weak. and drooping
though there Is a fair demand at a decline of
3 to 7. cts. per bushel; we understand that none
of the mills will pay over fl.) for prime red.
and some dealers are selling at the decline In
preference toputting it into store. Oats dull
add rather weak, which Is owing mainly to
the fact that there are no eastern orders. and
the demand being restricted almost sfholly to
the local trade. We now quote nt 46R,49 In
first hands; 51 , 1511 i on wharf and track, and
534.53 In store. Corn is also dull and weak;
prime shelled is offered freely at PO. and there
are but few buyers above Kam Rye is dull
though still quoted at finill)..-distillers gener
ally are not buying.
ROCERIEs.. , -Market continues dull, which
Is nearly always tht case at this tootson of the
year: the couus trade has fallen of very Per
ceptibly within the past two weeks. and take
the country trade away from the grocer ,
trade, and there Is not much left. In regard
to prices there have been no important
changes for several days.
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 at fn la, as to quality
and condition.
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HEHP—Sales of undressed Kentucky Hemp
at $157.
HUSKS—Corn husks. 34:5:131( cts.
LIME—Salm. of Cleveland nt t.er
and eastern at $1.75.
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LARD OlL—Extra No. 1 Is quoted at si.r.3
elm and No. 2 at to.
PROVISIONS—Market steady but unehaur-
PROVISIONS—There is n good demand
(or Sugar Cured Hams, otherwise the
market Is littlet and raker dull—
Plain Shoulders. 13'4314 Ott Sager Cored
do, 1661.16 X: Bibbed Sides. Id ;e•lti.,.i; Short
Bib Side, lPtlt t Clear, do. 1:X417`.:: !sugar
Cured Hams, "4.,tiqt2.3: Second picket Hams. 21
, 412213.1. Breakfast 8ae0n.192..19!i. Mess Pork.
VO).01.11. Lard, 17 In les, and IFQ,IBX to kegs
and buckets. •
PEANIITS-i-Dull. Tennessee. 4.2.8 cts.
POTATOES .—Sales of prime old Fench
Blows at IV to ess cts per bushel. Stiles of nem
crop at fi per. bbl.
SEEDS—Flesneed 16 in mitise dcinnnil. and
crushers are inking all • that offers at
Nothing doing in Closer or Timothy Seeds.
MARK Tir BY TELEGRAPH
New York.
NEw VORK, July I.—Cotton Limier and
closed quiet and homy. with sales ]Oil bales at
205'e for middling uplands. near—receipts
15.140 bhis, dour .1 'bade firmer and rather
mere doing. with ,ales wool b•rreb. at V. , :
. 5.30 for "Alper t,t,,u and State, •
extra ilfelte. $5,'.1‘25.25 for good to choice du:
a5k00e..1.1 for white wheat extra western.
$5,70 - d5.10 fur ext. Ohio And $5,90e9 for ex
tra St. Louis. Rye Flour quiet, with sales :IM
bbls at $1.20425,t0. • Corn Meal quiet and
steady. Whiskey a shade firmer. with sal.
300 tads at 2113) , ,Q;1.01, letter price for Iron
bound. Wheat—recelpte IMMO bush; wheat 1
.d2c better fur winter and steady for spring:
.1. 131000 buck at 51.0051140 fur Fos srlng.
SI,MYAI '.24 for N o' Chicago spring, * 1..1641:10
for No 2 Milwaukee. and 21.6111,45 for w nter
red and amber western. Rye quiet and un
changed. Harley Malt dull. Corn—receipts
21,100 bush; corn active end 16420 higher. with
sales 97.000 bosh at Site $l.lO for mixed west
ern,the latter price for choice; novimos for
it•dern yellow, sl.(gi for old mixed western
'afloat. and Pill fur white western. Oats—
receipts 21,023 bushels: oats more ac
tive and firmer, with sales' of 81.0.0
bush at fire tic for western; elX43.unc for Ohio
and State. Hay dull. Hope quiet and very
firm. Coffee unchanged. Petroleum dull at
I3Malic for erode and Ole for refined. Rice
firm at 515i11e. Molasses unchanged. Sugar
arm; sale, nal Wide Cuba at 454610 r. Perk
heavy and lower. elosinz, however, a little
firmer; sales 330 bbls at faidZi,2s formes.; it=
, prime: #2151.4 - t=. prime loess; also. KO
Able men, July and August, VIVA do. Aug.-
V 0.20. Beef quiet and steady. extrao bble
at a11a1.5 fur plain mess: sl‹,le. mess.
Beef barns quiet; sales 30 bbl, at wax,
Tierce Beef dull and unchanged. Cut meats
dull; miles tiO pkge at LQ,l2lic for shoulders:
16:44 - G2lc, hams. Lard steady; sal. 250 tes at
14 V.21filie fur steam; 10' , 02,10,4c, kettle; also,
LOW tea prime steam, July and August. at lehic.
Butter steady at 1063 for western. Cheese
quiet and steady at 70414 e. Turpentine
steady.
Latest—Flour x sha - de firmer and in moder
ate demand. Wheat firm at $422e,1.30 for
mound N 0.2 Milwaukee. and $1.45 for winter
red w.tern. Rye neminal. Oat, steady at
0 2 a03c for western; tati..9oc fur Ohio. Corn
firm at Rktrt.2l.C3 forum mixed western; $l.Ol
for very choice. - Pork active and higher:
sales ZO. able me a ns .august at 89,.Z. Beef
steady and quiet. Cuttneate quiet and firm.
Baton steady and in moderate demand. Lard
dull at wok for prime steam. Eggs ad
changed.
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CLNCraiscain. July 1.-There was a better de
mand for Flour but rates are a shade lowan
sales 4.000 bbls superfine at $4.75e436: extra
$.5.255..440. and family at $3.40 , 65.75. Wheat In
better demand:-sales 4AOO bush red winter.
equal to No. L at (11.1aa1,14.; moor 'mimics of
new are offered and held at $1.1011.1.13; nu
pales. Corn firm but quiet at Saelibc: receipts
11gbt. .oatsrunottanged at 640100. Rye Nee
Cotton dull at 19.1ge for mie.dling. Tobac
co In. [Odd .demand at fall prices: ogles ISO
bhda at sa,oo to 'UAL Whiskey dull at MA.
11: no sales of importance. Mess Pork dull
and nominal at. KA. Lard held at Ito. Bulk
meata held at MX and BMUS Se •for shoal
den-arid olden. ilicon shoulders sold at 13c,
but all that could lie bad at this rater ere
taken. Clear rib std. In demand at 16e. but
held at XXci clear stde, held at 17,ife, but no
demand for them. Sugar cured hams steady
.:11 1 42-Z. ri tlutt d e , r i llrl t t and In fair demane
Listeeed 011 doll 111.AVIi
for extra current make. enter and Coffee are
steady. Gold 11134 buying. Exchange Arm at
Par buyinfr : 310neY market steady at
and
e v er cent. discount. Weather showery
sultry. and splendid for the growing envoi
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July I. --Exchange unchanged.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat In fair de
mand: No 2 closed at $1.05),M1.06 •cash and
$1.11,4011,15 seller last half July; this after
•noon the market unsettled: cash firmer at
$1.07 seller last half and heavy at $1.11X01.12.
Corn IfQ..!‘c lower, closing at FOX.loo3ic for
Nog; this afternoon steady and unchanged.
Oata steady. closing at 50e.50,n5c. Rye erns:
No 2 closed at 78}56178e. Ilnrleydulland
Highwthes quiet, 'closing with buyers
at Pee fur iron hound. Provisions dull and
easier. Hogs active at $5.71929 for COMMOO to
choice. Cattle unchanged. Receipts fur the
past 24 hours: 3,1011 MAR dour, 411.510 bushels
wheat, 72,133 corn, =772 oats, 1.777 rye, 3,171)
barley. nod 2.8257 head of hogs. Shipments:
2,816 bbls door. 135,371 bush wheat. 7,048 corn.
I.gil oats, 2,920 barley. and 3,584 head of hogs.
Freights dull and easier at ]sloe for corn to .
Hugel°.
- Cleveland.
CLEVELAND. July I.—Flour quiet and un
changed. Wheat stronger
. and :le better; No.
1 Red $1.29. No. 2 sl,Mlit L.% as asking Pripei;
Corn In good request; No. 1 yellow Bic.
rigc,..TlLleorin§notitti3eZurie q O ule t :
and unchanged. Barley nominal. Petroleum
firm and a shade better but veryqulet. refined
held at 22X1123c In large lets and 218VM for
man lots: crude has advanced on the creek
and Is held here at 0,10 per bbl.
Lootlivu.Ln; Jule I.—llagglng is Arm, with
sales of .two-pound Kentucky hemp. at 2Pc,
and two-poundn flax mtc. Cotton firmer with
a light — demand for middling at lBl,c. Hour
•unchanged. firldn nominal and unchanged.
Provisions quiet and weak and pdces stand
at the last quotations , Whiskey, 99,4f1. The
Tobacco market is fairly active, with sales of
171 hhds. at 1.5.2K1.174.5 for fronted up to good
shipping leaf.
Philadelphia.
PHILWEJ.PHIA, July L —Flour dull and hut;
little business done: extra family 0,15 , 0'i•
Wheat very dull; Pennsylvania red .1.40 V.
1,4* new Delaware stozemo., Rye steady;
'westernl. Core dull: yellow western $ l .
TOL f.
unts unsettled. Pronalons better.
u MR- Lord brZiAnS:c. Petroleum
ttten: crude 1934 e. maned Whisky
nominal 0141. M.
Toledo.
tbutno. July I.—Flour itendY. Wbeat
eo
tive and lt/po better; Nn. 2 White Wabash
$
IX; N 0.2 do. SI,Z. Corn lc better:. No.
85 aic. Onto steady; No. I MAO. Freights dull
and unchanged. Grata to store July Ist: wheat
13/,700 bush. dons 398.700 bush: oats 94.10 bush.
Memphie.
Mria'no4 intY t.—Cotton nominal at Inlie;
receipts exports 51y bales; week's re
celpta WM. exlxirts ?-127 baleil; stock 10.911
bales. FlourAulet at 553.7. Cure meal firm
at Corn heavy attl3c4l-11.1.4. data • 1
at
• Dry Good. Market.
N.w lonic, July 1.--Thr market continues
inert and deprensed fur moat cotton goods.
We quote Conestoga extra Ticks reduced to
V: CF do 21; doC CA do al: do Gold Medal
24: Suffolk G brown Corset Jean. G.: do black
and colored do 12. , ::1.1wrence M Brown Sheet-
Imo 11: N0..X., , C 16: Tremont 0 It: Atlantic H
.1:3; Indian Head job at 16. which is extreme:
Paelffe extra 1; 1 544 Hamilton Print. AVII/14.
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Louis.
Sr. Louts, July I.—Tobacco is steady and
unchaned. Cotton nominally lower at 19 3 .5 e,
3)c. Hemp unchanged at t 1.4141.75 tor no Machine rope do. at a&Nc. and hemp
',aglow,- at aloe. Whiskey firm at sl.di. Pro
visions unchanged.
Cattle are In good demand at t 2 .7.W.:30.
Hogs heavy at sl,3lcta.
Aewlrian,
NEN July I.—Cotto holders ask
an advance but buyers 'operate with caution;
middling IIOac: bales 3.1a0 bales: receipts 7 . 43
.bales; exports KA bales: stock 90.913 bales:
receipts for the week 4,p t; exports to-Great
liritalnati..Ml bales; sales 16.000 bales.
' Baltimore.
I.lxxrinoitE, 'Jule westeru
superfine 15 5115y7 :i0; extra VI 25e a 7 25. µ•heat
unchanged; western $1.11.5Cd4 XS. Com—white
firm at $1 It l 20; yellow dull at 11 0542.7'1.17.
Whisky in taw demand at dl dal
Osiiego.
Osweco,July I.—Flout unclumged; hales uf
=WO bbit. Wheat dull; sales car lots •at $1.3/
for No 1 3111wankee club. and $l.lO for No 1
Chicago spring. Corn quiet; car lots No Yat
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I SPORTS BY RAILROAD.
CLcrua AND FITTSBURDII ItAILIIOAD
COURANT.JuIy 1.-3 cars Lake Superior ore,
Rees. Gral,o Dun; 10 do blooms , Nlmlck & Co;
6do Iron ore, Shoenberger. Blair & Cu;! do do,
Brown & Co: 2 do do, Hussey, Wells & Co; 2
do do, Pgh Bolt Cu; 2 do do, Coleman. Hahn.o
Co; 2 du du, Union Iron Mills; 218 sks oats, R C
Henderson; 61 eks•wool, Springer Harbaugh
& Cu; 25 hf bble, herring, S H Baird; 1 car Ice.
W Scott & Son; 18 Obis copper. 40 masses So,
Cliff Mining Co; el cars lake cup ore: McKnight.
P & Co; 6,000 ft lumber. Heath & Spear: 11.0 M
do do. Slack& Sholes; 71,003 shinglee, Union
Planing Mills; 9.001 ft lumber, .1 A Hay's 3, Cu:
MAO du do. 0 M Illtner: sa bes wheat, Me
Cracken. 0 & bga do. Laing. Mchalll
& Co; 2 lads eggs. Ilruggertuan &O'llrten; 9 aka
potatoes. Dar, Seely & Cu: 03•kfre p barley.
Seghmyer & 1 - uskamp:s bbls oat meal. 7 kgs
do, 10 kg, harley; Watt, Lang & Cu; 21 bdls
chairs, Bedford Chair Cu; 2 bble eggs, H Rea
Jr; 1 bbl bacon. 1 bx do, Atwell & Lee; 20 kgs
lead. Henry Hasty: 711 hf bbls Arbuckles
.0 Co; 10.161 ft - lumber, .1 Nesbitt; 20 bgs wheat.
15 do oats. Mc Bane & Anjer: 2 bee oat meal, J
31 Lea; 3 ear. Dig iron. Loomis & Collins;
ado do. Nintick & Cu: 9 tails rags. II Christy.
18 kgs lead, 26 du do, Schmuaker & L; 21 dol
Miles, 19 la Is. S Harbaugh & Co; 81 bdli'sks.
& W Fairley.
PlTTnnt7jiGni CLNCINNAiI AND Sr. Lone
RAILROAD. July 1.—:10 bbgs oats, Lee & 5; 61
'do wheat, II Schlide; 1 car flour, JWilsen; 1
do Stases, F Kober: 45 bales brooni - torn. 1 bbl
eggs, J A Graff; 10 tee lard. 6do shoulders, W
II Hays & Son; 4 bbls whiskey, A 0 McGrew;
altos hams, .1 H Parker; 5 bbls alcohol. Harris
E; 48 pkgs tobacco, JOhnston & Ct 6 bbls of
eugsr3 Dirge mOlasses. R Watson; 3 bbls
egge, 'F
G Craighead; Ido do. I box meal. Mc-
Cracken, G & Co; 50 bee oats. Mdu rye, S Hood:
50 do corn, Robb & Herron; spkgs eggs, 15 bee
corn. 4 pkgs meal. H Smith:ls bge oats, Kiel &
R; 4du coffee. Rinehart & S; 4 bills sneatb,
Hays & 0; 2.5 tea ham, It Owens; 10 bills
.meaths. John Itebman; 29 bbls patatues,
"Olgt, 31 &Cu; 50 do, highwlnes, Shlopton.&
W; f car wheat, J W Bomgarder; 26 bee cont.
Meador .0 If; :21 do do, 36 du oats. McHenry &
H; 77 do oats, 4 do wheat. Kell& II; 59 do do.
W McKee & Co: 41:do do, 7t do rye. 30 do corn,
P Duff &Son; 03 du oats. 31ennor & M; 31 do do,
.1 C Sebauppe & Co;
Prrranclion. FORT WAYNC AND CRICAiIo
ItAurtomo. July. 1.-28 acs wool, S Bradley &
Sone: 23 tes hams, Dalrell & T; 75 late spoke,.
Phelps. P & Co; 2 cars lumber, Fackiner & J: 2
to stone. Hillman & 0;103 bble flour,J A 1:1; 157
by, wheat, J S Liggett & Co; 10 bee soao. 25 boo
cheese, Watt, Lang & Cu; I car curb stone, NV
C David: 10 bbls whisky, A 0 McGrew• 9 bales
wool. S Harbaugh & Co; 3 bbls eggs, Kapphan
& 0; la , bills fellers. Hare tiro; 1 bbls eggs, 53
bgs rye. BS bgs oats, oodworth & 13; 1 bbl
eggs,) eke rage. Houck, .1 & Cu; 2 cars lime
stone. Graff. It & Co: 50 bxl cheese, J B Can
field; 25 do do, Johnson .0 Colvin: LI) do du.
Haworth & D:10 du do. Reysner & Bros; 50 do
do. Dilworth. 11 Jr. Co: 2.5 do do. Carter. Mc-
Grew Jr.,Co: L 5 do d0..1 S Dilworth & Cu; 119
bus cheese. N J Braden; mu emu 011 bbls,
hart. & Co.
ALLEMIRRY VAI.LLY RAILROAD. JULY 1.-
9 rolls leather. I) Chestnut; an eks corn. udo
'oats, 'Scott a: G; 12 du du, Jas McGready; 42 do
do, A Dougherty: 6. mrs railroad iron, G 'Ur
Cuss:2 do du. metal. Gruff, 13 lc Co: 12 do do
lumber, Ewalt St root Bridge Cu: I 051 eggs, S
Deco!: I do d 0.2 pkg. butter. Jos Montooth:
I do butter. A Gallagher; ado do. F. Pithrkaste.
7 do do, AV Stewart: lido do. Z C :Schingest; I
car lime, Ilendersun Dro.
. .
Augantegg tergnog Julrl.-3cani. lumber,
L Walters Sr on; 40 eke flour. sdo meal. It
Cun4on,• IWs eggs, N Durand. 4 ..ks wool.
Logau & Co; 24:ars metal: Lewd*. II r D;1 car
stares. J Hemphill; Ido plpe. C G
170 bgs rye, J Rhodes St Co; I car ice. Gilmore
S & to; M hldes..l Ilui4tZln. I car shingles, W
M Lane. •
Oziramze;ix.):•Aligl
C==!
THE FLEET ST 'AMER
BE LE,
J. P. N ITII .
J. M. Bcorr
Independent Pittlbnrg
Grnein P
Lea', Who, it-bat a., 1
every 7l;EtlflA Y. TIIVR3U
at 3 .
ablTL=l.alf'gZ.d
..EOrtrelichtor eroulaiteePPlY
boat. aefout of Grant street.
lZk=
Lotir.
F - OR CAIIIO ' ANIk ST.
Lol.l9.—The Pea an/ AO
.termer
1,:3(3133 . GE Copt- . t'..llcCALLtv.
Will knee for the oArts anintermediate port
.on ATVllltA V. the an Inst.. at 3 C. Y.
1,7 frnlß
11'.thVoint
PORTiOIut:TII PACI(ET
KOR WHEELING, MARI
ETTA,IC A Mlt II RR,
ONTONAND I' RTNIR/LiTIL
Lea , . Monads EVERT FRIDAY-1 r. n.
Leaves Portasion EVERY RONDAN-10
The I.lor and vele. did patentee steamer
G INITE STATE
e • m logger .nvo
Per freight, ImEMEMI
I=
Pittsburgh and Cineinnat
PACKET LINE
Tbe new and .pie Ale stde.srheeL
steamer
J •
c. will biz, Pitmlymett tnr
cinoml SATURDAY At 11l o'clock M,preinn
ly. netnrnlntwlllleare C tnelonaUob 'PURSE/AY
at IL
For freight * pusai. apply on board or to
.AR COLLINGWOOD.
itsb7 - JAJIP:SOOLLINS. ARAM.
STEAMSHIPS.
'To LtrEßßow, AND QUEENS
duo vessels. among them lbo•ookrb
tea
CITY OF YARIB CITY 01 0 _43T3V3RIF,
CITY OF FIgrg)N. s ,ciar N A,II; . FIALTI.IIOII.3.
1.11114 EVERY kATURDAY.trcirOPIor43 North
River. Now York. For Forsake or Further Won.-
tloo apply to
WILI.IAM
143 lIIIMIYIGLI3I3IItEET.
REMOVALS.
REMOVAL.
S. P. SHRiVER & CO.
"a°
Noc 2i9 and 2il Libtrty at.,
Above tba bd of *OOP IiTHISET. where thee
will be pleat ed to see all their old Mends and on,
tomes.
S. P. SHIOVRII CO.,
P=11.13
WA NEWS
PILE . EIVIED-Y
WAILNEWN I'ILM: fIEMCI/Y hen never fallen
Met even In ono case) to core the eery wont canes
of Blind. MMus or Bleeding riles. Time whu are
allileteel !shouts! Immeetstely all on their dryads)
sod get WARNER% FILE JtEMEDY. It Is es ,
Vressly for the Plisse. and is nut recommended to
any other /twine. It has cured =ay caste of over
thirty years standing. Price Si. For solo by dreg
gists e , errwher.
millrrrn
CHEAP
IsTow s t ag r . Juvwmic, • •
COAL tiiSXES.
Elite 111.01.18. U.. &a. at
JOHN is GRAY,
HOME /ID BIG! PUNTER,
OItAIIrIVAU ALrin.
I=
hat= ' Mato Hind 1.11: . ••ta P!Cilberoct.. P.
INDIA RUBBER
DEDTING, HOSE AND STEAM PACKIND
Of the Boston Belting Cosupsay's slake. - A tell
supply of all sites. The trade supplied st essautee
tursreptlees.
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MEM
PITTSBURGH' DAILY GAZETTI
RIVER NEWS.
The river has risen .considerably since
the date of our last report wiriest even.
ing the Nliortozigahela marks indicated 4Q,
inches. We Itrid several very heavy
sbowersof rain yesterday, and fhe pros
pects at this writing ore favorable for
more.
There were no arrivals, and the Emma
Logan for Parkersburg wax the only de.
mature.
The Juniata is laid up at Cincinnation
dergoing repairs. Whenever Allem is
sufficient water she will again enter the
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati packet trade.
Capt. Collins has not yet returnen from
Louisville. where lie went to deliver the
Glasgow to her new owners.
. 'apt. Dail Moore. of the Arlington in
here on a visit to his family. The Arling
ton in laid tip below the falls,
Capt.l.-1.. C. McConnell, clerk on the tit.
Louis sod Arkansas river steamer, Ar
Kansas, is here after an absence of nine
months. His numerous friends will be
gratified , to learn that he is In excellent
health, 'and will retualn here several
weeks.
The new sterner-Exchange, Capt. A. t'.
Mit'allum, is filling up rapidly, and is an.
nounced for St. Louis forthwith. She Way
built under the personal superintendence
of Capt. J. L. Rhodes, who is no novice at
the business, and is in all respects an No.
1 boat. Mr. John Dales, for several ybara,
connected with the Monongahela river'
paclcets, will have charge of the river.
-i-The Colonesl has arrived again at
New Orleans. Captain Bob 'Riley writes:
Ndw,that all the fast boats arc making
gtdck trips, and in order that my 'friends
may know that 1 am not left out in the
cold, but still in the ring, though slightly
disfigured, I here give thO time made
thd Little Rock and Fort Smith railroad'
packet Colossal, which speaks for itself,
filer tinte front Little Rock to the foot of
Canal street, New Orleans, a distafice of
000 miles, more or less as the case may he,
was forty.eight hours and one, minute.
No', 10, rendered historial dur
ing the late war , by the siege it sustained
is rapidly passing away. It is being cut
down very fast, and the indkations are that
when the next high water' shall have
passed on to the gulf, Island No. 10 will
be no Inure.
—Titer R. E. Lee stripped herself at
Mound City on her way- down. and will
have no superfluous freight when she
leaves New Orleans next Thursday. Odds
are being offered at Evansville on the
Lee making better time than the Natchez.
—Bossier is the name of Hiram Him
lett's new boat for npper Red river, build
lag at the South St Louis Marine Wars.
She will draw light only twelve inelies.
and be completed in six weeks from this
date.
—'fhe Tennessee River between Knox.
rule and Stevenson still maintains a high
boating stage, old ateamboatruen say the
high-water in that river is unparalled in
the 'annals of the matt.
—The Sallie, an we leapt by a telekirain
to Capt. Stockdale, her
,owner, arrivecl at
Sioux City on Tuesday, and expected iv
nrrive at St. Louis to-morrow. ,
—The rilendale, Wauanita and bell
boat Aid were at Louisville onliednen
day, and the Kate Putnam. wan IT Cairo
the same day.
—Capt. Larry Ilarrustead. of Metupine.
wants to 'bet . 00,000 that- the Lee can.
cunt beat the Natchez. Ile says he is in
dead earnest.
—The Governor Allen has been laid up
to repair and repaint to take the place of
the Frank Pargoud in the Vicksburg
trade
. -Capt. 11. II Drown. late of th. Spun
cer House. Cincinnati. will go In 'tenni.
boating again in the fall.
• -The It. C. dray will have a new
in and texas pat on her before leaving for
the Arkansan again. -
-The Major Anderson will-lie np nt
Cincinnnti-on her return from Wheeling,
thin trip
-.The Wananita will probably load nt
Cincinnati for New Orleans after the
Lorena.
--The Sioux City Lao entereti the trade
lietwe-u Omaha and tit. Joe.
--Th.. Sick \ VA . ]] im et St. Limit,
for Red River. •
—The Eau t s llare is for mule at Evansville
Ci;ft:
„Brownnilleun
,rket.
Taek. Bro. &
•
PERKY IIILIIN6,•
Duel clowne Wiry. IPlttoofilirigh.
MosunAshelA DMA.
Y •n.I SATURDAY
==!
•n bvd.or at Wbur
lIEALERS
Crude & ,Refined Petroleum,
S.,
Philudelphitti.
WARING & IUNG,
zzamom
Commission a.rch.nt• and Brolke . r. In
Petroleum and its Products,
I=
PblLatlelphla Addre“.
WA RI IsTG, KING St . CO
CMIE=nTM!==
Comm.ri 1,
PETROLEUM REFINERY,
Herbert W. C. Tweddle,
LIANUYACTURZR Or
Lubricating and High Test Barging ails.
ECLI,SE lIAILROAIt AXLE OM
Stan& went heat without charms; remain. lim
pid at lowest. temperatures. Spacial oil for tropi
cal climates or hot weather.
LOCO, ElitiLNE. MACHINE SHOP.
Will Cot person.
RAW MILL AND PLANING MILL OILS.
/lensed for high • .
!WINKLE OIL. '
W 5 IIZAD-LIGHT OIL.
MI., TANNERS' L -41GShw FIND ronsiiiNG`GAG6Licit,
OILOIARSIDIS • PARAFTIEZ.
A OR VARNISH. to prmerre Mehl Lron
Wu and Machinery from rut.
.r4 , ll%.=Thylitts=d' l S=rl , ,
The Lubricatin;olls ma aimed Odorless. perfectly
pure. uniform. and mumEsellisselworod.
limpid
high terntaratere Isholia - .d remain
dun's, extreme told. The Railroad Ulla an une
qualled. and vein constant use upon many of the
prtncipal Railroads. Sample* ean eynsulnedmtd
otters left at 174 WOOD STRZET. Works 1.1
Sharpaburtßrldew.
- PROFESSIONAL.
J. M t OAMLAM...IOIIM IMIANNON..WM. H. LOW.
Jos. M. Gazzant & Co.,
ATT II ORNE
tto Y* Ar COUNOILLLKRfI o iL7 LA7
Iftlerentabfgr'y 3311.1 Ce
G. IT. INHUME',
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
LW ',moved to No. 37 UILANT STAISZT, Pitts
burgh. WW prattle:eta the [ . d.Oreatt and [ILIUM
In the 81nte Somme and all tne 'Warta Of
the note
Alleffnent
nt mantles. vaunt,. and auks oollatlloas In l mon of
aelj • .121 , 73
A RCHIBALDIMAYELY,
•
Attorney-at-Law,'
QM=
of aio,r
H. lI.McCORMICK,
Attornby-at-Law,
, Ito, ell tiIeANT itTIiNXT.
llTProtapt attention Oren to 1I kinds otistpl ,
linstness. , Patti!
,
~
EL 11. WEEPR,
B R IANII.3, ANpdv i attio JUKTICC or
Office, 112 Filth avenue.
tlpecUl
L..u.ougaz.dionvoysnettilad o
wn t:1-
WI Mt b.loona attenderg=ittly and .1
enrately.
HOTELS.
Mountain Home,
SPRINGS, l'A.
TOD taiorlte rreoin hid been enlarged and Int.
proYed elect, 1.4 eeszton. WM be epee for agent..
JUNE 13DLIIN7O. EXCURSION.TIOENTS bid
by the Penneylyettla Rallreed.al, New York, Phil
adelphia. Ilanithers and Tlttabtugh. . All trains
409 at Creston.. ROOMS may be scoured In Colts
or Weide.
FIHILINGB CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA be.
been eelDgt.l for the wagon.
For farther Informationoweres.
.'G 'W. AtULLIN, Proprietor.
• •
ONE FURNISHED COTTAGE te rat& jethyll
I=
01=1
ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL,
ED. BARKER, Proprietor,
Car, Mut St. and formerly old (Moil
J. a U. rauxtrs,
A4...t. I or thb UV.
• / SPECIAL NOTICES.
ar'DOCTOR WHITTIER CONTIN
UES TO TREAT ALL. PRIVATE IDS
EASEL That numerous W. caaes resulting.
d hum self-atm., pnrduring
s e mi nalunmnli. nervous
irritatallty. emptiness. emisaions.
and Enally Impotency permanently cured. Persons
afflicted with delicate. Intricate tad long standing
consUtutional complainta are politely invited to
call for consultation, which °Dila nothing. Expe
rience. the best' of teschersrhis enabled him to
Perfect renredl. at once ellacient.safe.perminent.
and which in most asses am be used without hind
rance to bostnees. 'Medicines prepared In the so,
tablishment. which embraces office,. receptiorsand
walling rooms; ahur boarding and eleePing eprirt
[cents for patients requiring dolly perennar •tten-
Urn, and vapor and chemical baths, thus concen
trating the famed mineral springs. No matter who
have failed. state your case. Read what he says in
is patupbJet of fifty Pont. sent to any address for
two rumps in sealedenvelope. 'firousande of capes
treated ann.ll7. at office and all over the country.
arn:ltgAruZllll l ipbll7.
l l :fget;,g;Notfil i adtTe a ft , r * TVO ' Rirk;tll: .
ap2
.13T . DYSPEPSIA-NEW. MODE OF
TREATMENT.
PROFESSOR WALKER. the dietlngulebed Eng
iish Hntanist, discovered In Australia an excellent
Itotanic remedy, nil effectual cure for Indigestion.
Rillioup and Liser . Compla list, and commUnicated
! A% WATe tTr; b w " Ilf.. ' 0111V1=1011?=Iilf11:Orto
ca thls Important melt..
'The Merlin! Reform (Society Whir maims this en
nounCement will not make any charge for thin
zr,';.',!'fe t zt,tlt,"l'4f
to demonstrate the repo•
medicine. but t o return request those wlin are
tp•iiedued to forward to the Society a statement
of their cp., and thus aid with fame the present
movement In medicel re form. Enclose a directed
envelope to the "SECRETARY OF 111 E 110-
'PANIC INSTITUTE." 916 South 13th street.
Philadelohla. ' iselsy2
D3-3uNirooD:, 110 W L STI HOW
RESTORED —Just Publl Mfn a sealed
np
.1".TAI;V!!1
Spermatorrhree. r Seminal Wes ova , and impedi
ment. to M e generally,. lit ousnea, Con
sumption, Epilepsy, and MD; Mon and P h drat
Incapacity, de_ by ROBE J. CU VERWELL. D.
D., author oft. , "Green Rook." "A BOON TO
'THOUSANDS ()F SUFFERER ." Fent under
rent. In a plain envelope, to any ddreses. postpaid.
‘ ;'3l7(7. ‘ r : s itiVif'r " *"111,::ri P 7 , 1e::
York. Postonlce hog 3396. Aso Dr. Culver : well's'
"Marriage Guide." price 20 te n t.. mvlw33
W'II,ITCHELOR'S HAIIL DYE--
This pplendld Hair Dye Is the best in the
world: Harmless, reliable. Instant...is:does not
• euntain loud. nor any \ vrre hie poison to produce
Paralysis or death. Avoid the Vated and delu
sive prepurations tswaffing vlrtura t hey do not Po ,
seas. The genuine W. Batchelor's flair Dye haa
had 30 years enters:as d reputation to uphold Its
Integrity as the sally P rfeet tenor Dye—Black or
Brown. Sold bv
.all gents. Applied at 16
spun street. N.' Y. _App lied a t
eaATOID ILEA . It:S.-A. Ilento of
early I nrilvin elle causing nervous debility.
premature decay. Sc.. h vine tried in vain every
dvertised remedy. h.' lecovered salami': means
of eelf-eure, which he will tend tree to bin
I J. K. KEEVER
Jeff/mu , 7111 Nassau Street. New York City.
WHOLESAL624I.Od)IRS.&o
ESTABLISIIED BY A. S. T. GOBNY, 1811
_
yV . . M. GORMLY,
Wholesale Grocer
•
271 LIBERTY STREET,
1
tpl.K . o r novo' It. Eagle It t ,teu
• PITTSHEIWILLA, ,,
M. STEKLr. 7 A. STEELE.
M. STEELE Si SON,
COMM Merchants,
And ' , edam In 11 , 1.0 l: It. GRAIN. FEEL). Le, de.
No. OS OHIO 81111.ETT. near East Common. Alle
dAsff.2l.l._,
W. C. Armstrong.
!dummy: . W raver a Armstrong.)
PRODCCB COMMISSION 3IERCIIANT,
opIS No. 45 )LARKET STREET.
L. J. BL--I:INrC
No. 396 PENN STREET
api,XXO
Illeanor &
r- FLOUR. ITRAIN AND PKODUCIS
Cornmis ion I\Serc Rants.
320 L - 113E11TV V.TIiKET.
1%,/iiifonten4 solleired. ne7
I TTLE.BAII DA: PA TT(IN. Whole
SALE n Ilerelannto and
'rulers In rrodure. Flour; &won. Cheese, Finn.
.nn Loot 011. Iron. Nils. Mans. Cotton
um,nu rinrturub Manufactures nes:mm.lly.
•11.1 1 14 n014Y:111, "TIMM. Iltratouruh.
OILS
/OHS W. 11018 E.
TOHN I. HOE SE & BROS., Snores4ors
GP to !MIN 1, nousa C0...Wh01e...1e Grocer,
unn CpnuvavOnn Member., comae of' Sauntonela
omets,..,..rovUovv.. •
A. VIA I.Lacx.
Q 111 PTON tt, WALLACE, Wholesale
OROCEDA AND PRODCCE DEALICILS, Nu.
Irnivib avenue. Ditteburgh.
FINANCIAL.
7 Per Cent. Gold
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
RU.RIANGTON,
CEDAR IiAPIDS &.
!Menem payable May and November.
T1M1.T.. " PAM!'
Three to
h•ve 30 ye." to run. are convert
ible at the option of the holder Into the stock of
the Compar. and the pavment c.f the erns.
Cllstl provided for by a stat in g fund.
The greatert of tbe acedle Mreul aduplated
and Moths none earnings the balance of the
work Is reladll PrOißeetting.
We unhealtatingly recommend these Donde as the
cartel and ben Investmentl{3 the isuarltat.
Ilve-Mrentlea. at prevent prices, only return
eye par cent. Intenit. while thee* Per eight and
oturcotarter per cent. to Oold, and we regard the
arcurit7 equally hood.
The Company reserve the right. ehhoul notice.
to adeance the
ECLIPSE
HENRY CLEWS & cO.,
' Banker.
32 Wall Street, New York.
14. ideCLIOLN A. CO., Pittsburgh. I.
BARKER 1.111.081.1. CO.. PlM.lelghts. -
TOWNSEND. WII =XS A CO., PRIla/feign,
KCRTZ A. ItOWAßD,Philadelphii.
BOWER A FOX. Philadelphia.
ha
Dgli t i. WEN A BROTIIER. Phlludelphin.• •
ALLEGHENY
NATIONAL BANK,.
of PittSbUrgil.
No. 38 FIFTIi AVENUE.
Capital Sloe k.• ..8500
ITZlErgaVan.
.4115321 I . 4cOANDLZB/3, A.n. ClaAhle,
TA._ , „v- , -r1:111bES.
ij 'N. INTERNAL REVENUE.
• TWENTr-TIIIRD DIIrtItICT.
COLL E( tint ' S NOTICE
•
""`" 4:4l6 , 2mri l iWtVil t ertfan...9
Ut a v iMiV
Auton t oth, 1870. )
~th cM e eo ~ n 'T . u l n e e 7 . 7
hareny given that the annual I.lste
°none toraeed Licensee. and of
Incomes, Carriages, W-atohes,
Silver Plate, &c.,
An nuw W thli uMce,•hare.permant will be re
ceived 'thereon by the Collechw,ori and after the
MST DAY or JUNE, 1N70: These trues hav
ing bruvitne due. must be mild berme We 23th day
of Jnne..lB7o, otbomme additional • woollies
will be Incurred bY the tax payer.
E. BU7EINOTON, 7atn idepety Collector for the
County of A...tonne, and EDWIN LYON. Ere.
Deputy Collector for thq meet, of Duller, will be
ready to nicielve after the et of June. fur their
yesdecure countim, nod will pull notices dealt..
ling the UlllBl.l places when and whore they old
be prepared to receive the !Alen collecteble by
them. 'ream paid only In greenbacks or national
currency them hours from O.A. U. to 3 P.M.
•
Cr, Tasserstra x Orrfcs,
01 mmo.June:l,lB7o.i
stN AECORDAMI WITH THE l'ItO•
v (MONS of the City Dimes 6 cake to hereby
ela
hto
sesessto the Tao Payers of the CPT Of Pittaborgh,
that the enta of
City, City Building, Spaniel, Poer,Bust
nem, City School and Ward School
Taxes and. City Water Rents
For the year 1810 hare. In accordance with law.
been Ma day returned to me for collection. A
deduction of flee
te per caHaute nt. m will be allowed on
all Taxes and Wr paid on or before the
Ent day of Austat.and Tree roe notarial If paid
between the End day, of Anima and nfternth
day of September.,
A. J. VOCIIUAN.
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 2, 1870
'Who!emit. and Retail Grocer
=1
MEM
MINNESOTA IL IL CO.
FOR eALIC.
)(.) and Interest.
JOHN . M. SULLIVAN,
111==11
1:1711153
REI
SEE
FINANCIAL.
AMERICAN. BANK,
No. , SO Fourth Avenue;
PITTSBURGH
0 4 200 000
=Z!
Stuckliulder Liable
- BANK OF lilecOVNT AND DEPOSIT.
,IIMIN FLO VM. . WM. FLOkJ , :
President.. Cushier.
DIN ICCOP
Thee. M. Marthall.: John M. Mnrcland•
Wrc. iihaanco, i Archibald Wallace.
James W. Arndt • i Jul. M. Kane.
Clots. H. Leech. :Wm. Floyd.
John Floyd.
lollections mime On all pointe in the United
States end Qtrinda. Prompt attentionledd
telak43
IME
DIAMOND SAVINGS BANK,
No. 0 DIAMON.I), PrresueNNU.
CAPITAL 6240,000
SkrucgLlOLDEne LIADLIt.
thspoelts turn. 0181 mid upwards reCelve4.
Intermit alluvutql on time deposits. Particulur at
tention given to cqllectiuns, proceeds of which
will be remitted erV411,14.,.:
1124,";:'ivrg';I .l ~.
{em. Illnds. " I , wi.terheht,
dee.. Flatting. • Swedes.
Wen. D. I. oolllt.
l'resident—N. HAWYEIt. • .
reahlet—JOllN SCULL Y.
FREEHOLD BANK
AND IWILDING ASSOCIATION
No. 100 Fourth Ate.,yillahureh.
I.A _ 781 P
siiit; 886
MEMO
• --
DEPOSITORS SECURED DT It:AL ESTATE
AND INTEREST ALI-HS/ED . TIME DE-
PuSITS.
' Prealdent ERWAIIU 1101.1.11:. '
Tice Presidents—J. S. CRA IT: A AM JACOBS.
DIRECTO.: .
EDWARD DOUSE. WILLIAM PHILLIPS.
JAMES S.
CA VT, ROUT. W.MACKEY,
THOMAS STEIN,. JARED 11.1.11tUSIL
THOMAS W. DAVIS. '-
Secretary and Treasurer-111031AS STEEL.
Armlet ant Cashier—JAMEß P. SPEER. -
thrice hours How I) n'tiork A. C. 104 o'clock P.M.
dally, and every Saturday evening from 7 to / O.
_ard../m3S_
•
COM MERCIAL
BANKING COMPANY,
No. 92 Fourth Ate., Pittsburgh
•
CAPITAL V 209,00 0
Stockholders Individually Liable.
W. 11. EVERSON. \ W. C. :SACRUM.
President • Cushier.
Intitcyount
ALEXANDER DATES. JOHN LINDSAY.
A. IL ENOLISII, .0. S. MACRUiI
W. H. EVERSON - • JOHN 0. PHILLIPS.
W. O.IICULLARY . ,F. WILSON
ACOR ll. s
LEE.
Collections wade nn nilsetenstble Pants of the
tinllect - Keine and Cutiadet.
I.NTRItY.ST allowed on !PIMP. DEPOSITS.
Prompt attention given to an buelatse of corres
pondent..
CITY BANK,
112 FIFTII AVENUE
L=23=
11100,000
OMB
dTUCRIIOI.IIERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE bought and sold. and
alien desired remid to Ennipe.• Collections
made on a/I and In nil the principal points of the
United Statim and Caned..
DOMINICK luusEN. Preoident.
JAMES .IIcCA BE. Vice Prmident.
W. MORGAN. Cashier.
• 01.(70.:
D. Ihreoen. James McCabe.
Petrick Rourke, Terence m.
Kane. . Campbell.
Ch.. B. Boor, Jam. Phelan,
Ch.. Mae.. 11. A. Froy•ogle.
R. J. Orace. ' Thom. Bence.
N. Step].
3011. XL GAZZA.M. solicitor.
THE SAFE DEPOSIT CO.
C)l' PI tt SbUrgil,
F"lt TILE
Safe Keeping of
.Valuables,
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Fire and Burglar-Proof Vaults,
No. 83 Fourth Ave
• . •••
William l'hntim , , • , Ileum Painter.
' Joe. S. Monison.
William Bea a wn ,. i " . .
William M. Lyon. Curtis U. 'hammy.
J 8. I. Bennett.
See'y sad Treas.—in. P.. VON BONNIIOBBT• •••
Open daffy, (rum IP o'clock A. u. to 4 eicloa4 p. u.
MORGAN, KEENE
AIARYIN,
Wall Street,
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Boyand Sall c..iumlaaaon. bTOCKSRONDS.
GOVERNSIENT on
SECURITIE, and G OLD. and
tra.naact
A General Banking Business.
TLIEO M. MI/litiA7, SAMUEL tl. KEENE.
CI3EMEEM
•
Late Partnaater General and Adjutant it'eueml of
• the State of New York.)
Behar In turf immediate vicinity of the Kock Ex
change and the Gold Board land members of each),
order. ve executed with the greatest poen hie d
pach.
Slerth.ta and Inveiturs. living at a diatanee t
can rely upon our attentMn to their smallest or
largeet orders. with equal ram and promptness. '
As in , yewrit past. we shell continue to transact.
ell businem of Netional Hanks and corporeal..
on the wet favorable term.
Individuate and Truat t'omeantes. eontemelating
a change to their acct. - me. or deeming to male
inquiry enuctrnlng any tlnanclal Lunn.. they
may have In GA s en, are Invited to mmmtunicata
with us permnaily er Of letter.
Reference—Meagre-Jay Cooke A Co.. New York.
rayln:alk t
•
N. Holmes •) Sons,
•
-,BANK'ERS,
57 Ma:rket Street,
P 1:1r Sli 14 It (.3r H, PA.
r. 7. " at l'?etta.l l 4, Bpd =lt .`rolnl' of
STOCkN, BONDS AND OTHER SECBRITIER
'BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION
!talParticular attantlou paid to the purchase and
e of
United! States Securities.
.J.•_ 31 • 1
HART, (7ALIGHEY & CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
CORNER FOURTH AND WOOD_ STREETS,
Pittsburgh. Pa.,
=I
Exohange, Coin, Coupons,
And paMeier atteutloo paid W the purchase and
We of
e4overnment Bondt.
M.So
Sight Draughts on 'London
snyl-sR2
NEW YORK M. •)dito
o.
TINE Flini OF T. L. TATLOR &
COOPER IC dlosolved es mutes/ consent. and
we have this day formed a limited partnership
under the name of
T4YLOR• & COOPER,
No. 5 Broad St.,
V=.1":04171:11VVICT
NR. JOHN BAILEY
tturcvgmpzvall.;.,l.,e.u.ributvii4so.ocio
• - . . .
OfWe take this opportunity of
of thmklng tbe cur.
tomers of Die dent fur LIND pailtpatronage.utd
ag7 =Pectin ni
sollelt their business In the purchase and sal. of
allsecurities dealt In at the New YorliNtock or
(fold fixenamre.
Con pons and Dividends collected.
Interest allowed 00 00001114
Orders by Dail or Telegraph promptly executed
THOB. It TAYLOR.
- Wk!. COOPER,
. • JOIIN BAILEY.
Neter IT fmnuission to Flout National Bank.
Pittsburgh. 10111421
r ation onionßank,
WOODD STREET, CORNER: SECOND AVE.
• -
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
Gold, Coupon Boutlsatid Sloth
IMOUGUT AND BOLD.
A. BRADLEY. President
W.V ANKIRL, ylee Pres ident.
rerreda:r CYRUS CLARKE. JR- Cashier.
CHARLES P. STRIGHT
•
Carpenter and Builder,
will arc/raptly W.WI La a/IL:lnds of Jobbing work.
Oil aad wabrtants . wrarla lo order. No. 171 . NtIth
avenue. onnlas Weimlar street. Allrad r
rar. ..
• •
11110W4:1
ENGINES, BOEGERS, &c.
Boiler, Still z1.1(1 Tank
WORKS.
CARROLL St SNYDER,
I=
LH . `.'6Iz,VIATiI,MATILTEAVig.FI"E
-oil. STILLS ASD OIL TANKS.
eIIIVINEYS.BREECIIINO AND ASII PANS,
_
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON
DENSERS,
PIPES. GASOMETERS AND IRON
rRISO .
NDOORS AND COAL SUITES.
I=
Con '2ll, 3d, Short and Liberty Streets,
=I!
IN - Order.pent to the above address will be
promptly attended to. L
-
HUGH M. BOLE & CO.,
•
Cur. Point Alley and Duquesne
INE.tE. THE reINT,I
Engine Builders, Founders,
AND
MACHINISTS
- 31anufsruns STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA
TIONER': ENBONEb,_! at IN les
AVV6is D.. ~ '; ‘Ds: our nos STATION
iI.I."A EI.L. ENGINE AND . OBTABLE
BOILAR pf 15 horse Soscr.
" re; kind made ton der at oor
e,„"ns„l,7:o(•nst'ifi7ti,ktßET t..^73liratlClUlEys,
r' lttild for Oil Weds. .511.!.5T1t5.., 0
1101.1S1It t) anAil.T . I .
html l.
and !HON TOBACC rtt
matte to order, at the
INDUS'FItIAI, WORKS,
Frontetethe Allertheer River. Dear the Point..
Pitteburgh en .
p..
I=
Ries - wk &
IME=ESEI
SAFES AND VAULTS.
" DAMP .
Ell=
ENGINES AND MACHINERY,.
BREWERY WORE, REPAIRING and PUTTINU
H
UP MACHINERY, YDRAULIC CEMENT. Cor
ner 17th and PIKE tiTREETS, Pitteburen. Pa.
nolOqul
O'HATA BOILER WORKS,
F. IiEPHAN & CO.,
Morlaf.tunors of STEAM BOILERS OIL TANKS.
STILLS. AGITATORS SALT [ANS, OASO3IS-
I'ERS SETTLING
„SANS FUSON DOORS.
eIIIMkEYS. alum ries EDS. /Pc..
•
l'or. of Second Avenue and Liberty Street.
=!
Repairing done promptly'. ()rdere sent to the
above seeress Will be pnonint/y attended to.
F. formerly 3tunaCer at CAIIIIOI.I.
B.:aVDER . S. oe18:t,1
OIIIMERS, MACHINISTS.
ATIONAL FOUNDRY
Pipe Works.
Corner Carroll and Smallman Sreets,
I=l
ll=
WM. SMITH,
111ANIIFACTURER
Cast Iron Bowl Pipe,
11. . vo. •.. .
GAS AND WATER. WORKS
2., err all met Ineeriebly In Nts,ln dry
and 11feet lennthe. Aleo.fullessortment of
ireneVal
•
:figs for Gas and Water Works
ould al. call &be ettentlun of Superiotenclauto
S. Wort. Lu tor mak.. of lIETOILTS.
ANDMSOIC 11. A. FRETVOIILE.
MONONGAHELA FOUNDRY.
Ny. J. ANDERSON & CO.,
E.NSIsetorprsIIOUSK YRONTS. WIN
DOW LINTELS and SILLS..ss
tasting of all
,Descriptions
Nan atl n e :pa.
ntlon ' 'to ratrIIITFICTLI
os
. Cortino for Window Moss
Ilonses.
FumintEr—No. 130 WATER T.
Pit.banch. Pa.
ROBINSON, REA & CO.,
Kowtow" to ROBIIi6UN. Mit+. it" Mil.Lmo
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOCNI)F.ItS.I
14.nufa_rtnrer! of Bost 5 .. 411,9.1.10nary Steil ru En
n'unY:stfA,"°7,iii
Atrentrfortall4'Alll)l3 PA xENT LNJLCTOIC for
fe•4lnrelinsrs. • 1•11352
THOS. CARLIN 'Si, CO.,
Fourth Wird FoUnttry & 31arkine Works.
=I
Manufacturers of Stationary and Postai,ls 'Steam
Moines. 011 Presses, Pulleys, Shafting. Grist and
Caw 31111 Wort, Rolling 31111 and Mathias Castings,
Grate Bars, Weights. W Boxes. .t.e. Built to
order and hare on hold •Dalton of all sizes.
Phoenix Roll Foundry,
Cur. LIBERTY AND giTII ITS:
BOLLMAN & . BAGALEY,
Manufacturers of tiuPacfm
Chill Rolls, Sand Rolls and Pinions.
BRASS CASTINGS.
ILtsen
Henry Bier .& Co.,
tenocemon to /OLIN M. COOPER & C 0..)
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS.
•
• Brass Castings
MADE PROMPTLY TO ORDER.
MALEABLE AND GURT IRON FITTINGS,
GA HRO P TTLEE NA F T F.TY A G N ,
D CHECK VALVES. IkUML S A7OIIIDCOMION
for
Stearn, Wa stool IL
Br.r.MFAVGAtri , V,WPWIF!.IMPR°VaI
AGENTS of DREYFUS' PATENT pILERS,
health the market.
oFFICE AND WORKS:
Corner Thirteenth and Pike Streets.
ATWOOD & McCAFFREY I
• L
Corner LtnenTkEntkrr and THOU AVERTS,
Pittsburgh, Pa.. 'MASS FOUNDEIIS and IRON
PIPE FITTEBEand AtIF-NTb fur A.S.CAMERON
&CON STEAM PUMPS AND BLOWERS.
FLOUR.
p EARL STEAM FIAMf RINI! MILLS.
R. T. KENNEDY & BRO
ALLEGHENY My, PA..
elanntoetnrero'nf tee following celeeroted brands
of P.m _
3 Bev nit.. Bund on anotalellflu.
filar Blue Brand, A NO. 1 =Hat orollY Flour
that gLea antra oollalsellon 6.l •
tn ufWe j l.e d = Ws nadL
All or.. Internal. as represented
38. 11N10. . • . , •
PLUMBERS, GAS FITTERS.
i:n.II7LTON • O. J. priIANN.
FULTON & M'GANN,
Practical Plumbers,
GAS AND STEAK FITTERS.
Filth Avenue. near Thgb s, Pittaburgh. Pa.
m D
Lead PI m Gose Gas . nraa. Mg. Bath
Tuba and Wash stands. Iron mind Fittings. Ale
Mlle annMe . : 4 l3 steam
nildins; titteillsni% 04,
Water and auto Nestling APParatv. Jobbing
IssonsgtlY attand.si In.
IRON AND STEEL
CRESC N,NT.
STEEL 11 RAS.,
MILLER, BARR k PARKIN,
OFFICE: No. 381). Liberty Street.
n)‘'
DUQUESNE WORKS.
=I
Colonial - 1,11.Am & Co.,
•• IRON, NAILS, STEEI,, ..
.Axels and i Spring:
DiAtUESNE,I, X AND JUNIATA
FLAT BAR, ROUND 'AND SQUARE IRON,
BAND, Ills iP,SBEBT AND TANK IRON,
ROMER PL.ATEs AND IfEADS...
.
GUARD IRO M. DRAG AND DROPPER
' , LANG Cln - r Elt BARS. CYLINDER IRON,
T AND FLAT RAII.. for Coal Roads,
CROWBARS. WEDGES and HARROW TRETIF
SPRING. PLOW AND CULTIVATOR STEEL.
STEEL WINGS AND MOULDS rut to patturn,
STEEI.TIRES,STEELSDAFTING;A I) 6 rEca..
COACIL MUGGY timd WAGON SPRINGS and
AXLES.
CUT NAILS AND SPIRES.
All Goods First Class and Warranted
OFFICES AND WORKS—I alblnput and Alle
al= Maar, and 77 Water tenet. Plttsbunet.
.
Pittsburot Steel Works,
MSTABLISIIED IN 1845.
ANDERSON & WOODS,
Best Refined Ca.. 61, Steel
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, ALSO.
Rest Refinid German Now & Spring Steel
COIINgit 11tRi4 A.l'iro FIRST AVENUE. PM.
bunth,
PITTSBURGH •
.lVonelt;q PVG rk
I=
001tHEADoLDAMS. & CO..
-Ntammitzetorots of WE VSTON sT AN DA RD (Fut,
Otmlis Prttom, PLATFORM ANI, CuLINTEN
J.. t need Patent th.or Lucks and Latchei.
Paint and Cog. ,
Corner of PIRST AVENUE and MUNI' NTS.,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Sheffield Steel Wgrksi
SINGER, NLMICIi
ll=
I===
Cast and Gerrnan Steel,
RAILWAY SPRLI.:I3S.
ELLE.TIC A:iD I : LATH/Int SPRINGS
AXLES. STEEL TIEE. dc.
WAItZIIOI:Sr-11; Waterand 100 Fire.streeta.
BLACK 'DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER &TO.,
Manufacturers of all Descriptions of
STEEL.
OFFICE and WAREHOUSE-30th. 31st stul
gr.Unatd streets. Pittsburgh.
STOVES; CASTINGS, eco
COOK STOVES.
Get the I3est_f
BISSELL & CO'S
TRIUMPH,
For Bituminous Coal
Wei - meted to 1.1)(.1K. BAKU or ROAST tie well
Po any other Store In the Union.
BISSELL (l• CO
No. 235 Liberty Street..
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FAILLOR STOVES. HEATING STOVES.
GRATE FRONTS. • FENDERS.
COOKIISG RSNOES. ere.. • At.
GRAFF, HURTS & CO.,
=
STOVES,
Boston 'Cooking Range,
"ri IF, FIERY FURNACE"
=
THE NEW ANTI-DUST. COOKING STOLE,
REGULATOR," COLUMBIA COOK STOVE,
V . ILStS tel.:tomtit Petteml PORTABLE RANGE,
CAST IRON MANTLES, WELLAIANI3 11EYLEC.
TOR GRATES free from dirt and dolt; ORATE
rnoSits. FENbens.s.
206 and 208 Liberty Street,
3EMET!
A.BRADLEY& CO.
No. 30 Wood Street
bloutdocturors of the Greatest Volley of COO
PARLOR and HEATING STOVES to be r •
In oar osoortment will be found all the wien-PAT
TEILNB and IMPROVIIIIENT•A:mairthe
lion of our Stoves lo ono In wont of
th""' ,V4IP,II7.7.T ' A u tIT=.II::
, as economical. Would , co/ . lporticolof
clariieli k ahlals o nn r d ' t ' ii7es ‘ .. o o L T C Al/0 Sofi'lialth fo r
who tve'lZ,Vebgl"
n i4 l4l l 7: t i . ind for Cheaper. Send rot °dialogue ande.lo
WINES, LIQUORS,
IVi6NER ' SFRENCiI COLORiMi,
The Very Best in the United States,*
MAYILTFACTUIRED BY .
WM. WAGNPR,
981„North Seventh Street,
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Itertztecte—All the leading Loan Ie Phil
del 115:0)-tets,_
ytd. .
Schmidt & Fridtiy,
IMPORTERS OF
WINES, BRANDIES,.
'INS, &
1
WHOLESALE HEAL
MID
PURE RYE W
g 1532
Nos. 384 and 386
Penn,
Car. of ELI VERY ST.. form'
17111
SOS. S. FINCH
M
I. ISt. 189,101.19
YIILST Plttab
ManufeCtiJ i teii 'of 6.44158:D
IIYIIWIII ICY. AU. dealer. In 70
404 latgrOtts. Itor% c.
and 193
I b
LED PU
ON WIN
62•'
NOTICE IS HEREBY IVES TO
ko l uortriVl 7 :t=t7lti l iVif LlVOrgir e edi=
that the election of Comintastoners for Penn ave.
nas tate s V x
ilCUt7oL'ucrettrol'illtlair NI
hours of it and 4 '7 o'clock r.
S. ISCUUtUT. i n c Committee
TU. EDWARD. of
icacez L VOGEL. I elec
JUG.
ISM
Eli
\ RAILROADS
.. _ . .
OE\NSYLYANIA CENTRAL RAIL•
ilth. R. P.447"Pr7bi.'Ziatti . .
arrive thd depart as follows k
leakrrwtk tin w - Parraltik
Tlindlgh Trittho Throagh 'Mina
Leave Laim th•pot. Antic at Calre Peiot.
Caddo EP 18 . 30 am . Stall Todd...Al:B am
Mall Train..... ii tl am , null Line 12.1. wen
!kiloton Ar.... 1 ,111atu,Clocinnatt 1x.10.110 am
kinedn'tt Ex... 1. .33 pus Idttatiah EX.. 2:10 pm
Phil.. Eipreu 3 . 30 pm. Citeide P-lk 10k . opm
1..,,,,Li 0e
~. . 730 pm Way Pam', -10 , IP pea
Lthrt- Loral-
Wall'a
~•. 1.. 8:30 am. Walla No. 1.. II:20 Ida
Well'.
: 1 1„ ' : . ... -- "1 'RI :411170:1`.'!4 - . 1 , 4.1t.'
1
lohnatOarri de. 4.01 pn• Ydbak!terri Ae. : ma
Wall . , Na. - 3... 0.0 pm 8 . 1.11 . • no. 3... •-. pm
,vall'a No . . 4.. 31 P , T 411, 1 :404 -3 PM
,12 11 " ;!: ' ,. ° 13 ' !" . 11 ' 4.184ir °MP . . ; ‘ ;: i l l• - ° ..
° P 4.
: W Okla stip Ae.lo. 0 pen
CI, Itinati Faure,. and Fader Patna.. toxin
is•f • do ,ki lier train, daily,. except runday.
'Pk , tnunn Trains tear,. Walla Station ever!
f i nS . ,' , ..tta..l4 . 10 7 rplott iftl i. ttatt :I.
ri?. ° P ... i l Pd IrtV:a ' at Zak% 17,1105.19:10
- Fut : further led . I
'-"' Ni.nnifFT.ll/I • lll,.ASani-
The Feituall cants Itailko;th Company out Doh oar
admohn.l Int f 0. ., IlaaTage. except ..tr anaetrtaF Sr
poretAnd Inv a their ream xllll l to One,Otio
drod Dollars In value. Al , }o,,dlpgils•ll.
a:nom:at in ratlike 1.111 be at the ria , of the owner.
unless taken ay asocial contract. /
. J. CA MATT.
;,xl3 General roperlntendent. Alunkna, IN.
,• . .
T3ITTSIICRII.;II, FORT WAYNE &
1 CIIICAGO It. W. tiadw•
PLEVICLAND 8 rirrs- i.r..1 . 7,,•-•m-- -- xi
uckum R. H. ..,....K.7-- ,, , , , , .
From June 12. 1870, train% win leave from
and anive at. the Union newt, north side. SIM.
hunchcity time, aa to/lota,:
:that.
Fast Lice m Fast Line 13:43 am
A Itb'g Wheeling 0:40 a m
Chic-n 4 Ma11...11:4,4 tu. Pacific Cs 1 . 2:001 m.
1: 1, 1 t . f.0 . k ag:tTni m ML:P PI P'
111 °° '
El•Allt
An tmu ALLECIFICYT.
Falls ~t3hl •su Lecp4ale. AC..0:33
•• 1 :lam nos r rails
hurt lneltd '• 1
44;%,i;re...u.:• 443
Cron 331.• 7: hr Leetwialedp m
I,etadale '• 3:13 pm. Hest Wags' • • pm
tear Falls " 1023 Leth4ditie
losetadale " 10:43 P " ••
Fair Vain Sun
day Church-I:13 p dnYClinre...9:34o:
Express leave. nod arrive* daily.
: Pan Line' leaves doll DlunDaya eime WA.
:is•Fast Lisa sarives dully. Monda y* essePt.d..•
:IP - All other trains will Ware and arrive daily.
SuhMtpt msg . :Med.
• D. It: =ENS. J. N. wign.touoir.
Gent. Pas. & Title Agent Gehl.
ES a r4 "i rgN ,.. S. VINANIA R. It.
-I) INTO. the Paasengoli,
'rratimon the {Peale
Itallt..o anion at and dbparl.
from t h e I n
end
Street Daps. Allegheny City
est fohow.
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•RRIVIC.
Siningtre No.l 640 a Darn Mall . 1 a m
Freeport No. 1.8• MO to.Plgippurt No. 194 ata
Pspress_ m'Clatemvat Ac. 119 am
Claremont Ac_.• P MM.. ; 1 . 4 P m
,MFreeport Nu. ti P m 14 1 : 1 1: 7 7: . 4. r);:
gd'eNo.t.a::lo 10 fl ' l ' ,Sprirred'e Ut
Above enema run daily except Sunday.
The Church Train e :
c if ' A r=llll 7 Ail:Vig;
2'ity rY a ‘ ili n ni t tl y E a . t iV i lte - Eirning, I Allegheny
City at It/ is. E. and arrive at Allegheny Jane.
til AgiTUAt ' etto Sutler andalannahatown num
he purchased at Walker's Stage Once. NO. 3 St.
Clair street. near the Suppenaion Bridge, Pitts
burgh, and at the Donot. Alleghtmy.
For I urther pante:llh. appal to
• JAMES LEFFERTS, Agent,
Federal Street teapot.
Loc lineick to all important Stations on tllll
malnof the Pennyylventa Genteel Railroad.
. . SSATT
General SuperintendAenJ CA
t, Altunna.
ROBERT NEILSON.
my:o SJlperinteudenL
LLEG lIEN Y VALLEY (RAILROAD.
::k.-Av LINE To RI:FF.i7O - rlnkrucit TILE OIL
REGIONS.
on an d
of ter AlONEAllA r m Eraig
June tltti. b 70.3 through
Trelnadallytexcept Suntisy
will leave Pittsburgh Depot, corner of Eleventh
mud streets for }Vauan, Oil City. Bunk,
Lad Writs In the Oil flehlune.
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PITTMIWILUII. Pritstittmo•
IWts Itspres•
L il 7 P. 7.: Vi 111:::
bight Express
Way Passenger ..... .. tußti A. M. .
P.
Mail Train •
Zol= d A''''..
112 r.: : 10:- : ' 1:::
r ii.on
• i llohte 'lll A.M.
r..... • '::. ti . . 1 1.
• a Helton
Pantass. •
Church I 48 P. Y.
It 1.: ' I
Express trains stop Only at winelpal points. Ace
eenunedation trains step at all stations.
Silver Paige* Weeping Cara on Night Express
Trains, both ware between Pittsburgh aw Corey.
J.,. LAWRENCE. Gent &net.
Jett
___ JAMES H. BRAY. Ticket ..l
DITTSBURDII. CINCINNATI - AND
_L. ST. LOUIS RAILWAY.
PAN ILANDLE ROUTE.
,CIIANDE OF and atter SUNDAY,
lune 11, 1 at7o. trains will leave and unite at
the Union Depot, Pittaborgh, as follows:
Pittsburgh Time.
IMPAKT. motive.
Er press . -
Fast Una 12 itig ' p . '" m " .
Southern Express 4n. v.m. 1.1 mid.
Mired A cememodatlon.. 3 . 1 a. tn. p.
McDonald AccummelYn. 11:' m. am.
Steubenville Aecommod. I :
McDonald AmotommiTi. ' pan.
Sunday Church Train.... I`
The 10:48 A. a. Yam Line willies , . dal 7. The
11:1.3 noon Express arrive. daily. Allah*. trains
ruts daily except Bandar.
MIX=
General Ticket Agent. CUlumbas..o.
Cann Snit. Dennison. Oblo. Dll3
DITTSBURG II AND CONNELLS.
tm.ad crier BUNDA Y, RIZI.R6SEESI
Febary tet, I IF.
Train ru s lOU antra b 'me depart from tbq Delta. ...f
-iler of (hang and Water streets, as fonotra:
. , . .. .
PCPs.. Alan's),
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Mall to and tom Um's.. 7:00 a. m. woo p. ot.
kletcrosport Ammo mod.llll/11 a. m. 2:03 p.m.
i
Et. lo and from tint's— 3: 3 p.m. 10:00 a. ro..
Wort Newton Aocommo. 4 - OP. M. 843 A llk.
Braddock's Amor:mods. II: 3p. m. ' 7.9 P. ...-
Night Am. to McKeessiLl 0: op. or. OA 3a. ta.
Ponds? Church Tca . In to
""rom
We"
tattitiiinrsqiiarget °,,,-..
HAILDW4IRE
Pittsburgh Utility Works,
WEAVER & • JONES,
Corner of Juniata and Fulton attectif
Sixth Ward, Allegheny.
Manufact of STAPLE HARDWARE and all
hinds LIG HT
HT ()REY 111 ON CASTINUS.
We tender our Goads and aerates to the Trade
at the Lowest Prices. end•warrant ail our work
okillfully inhaled. Osiers alielled.
Tho attention of Damien enerelly la called to
our make of DED AND PLATE CASTERS.
WEAVER • zorms.
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Address: Plltsburgh Porto <. alrgßaSl
ESTABLISHED 1831.
Logan, Gregg & Co.,
HARDWARE,
No. 52 'Wood Street,
. • PI779BUROIS. PA.
Sprhig Goods, hoes, Rakes, Forks,
Scythes, Swaths, &c.
Merchants are invited to examine
onr stock when in the city.
Orders by mall rillthare prompt at•
tention.
- BEAVER FALLS
CUTLERY CO.,
No. 70 Wood Street,
MIMI
',Tuttle Kuive.s & Forkt,.
Pooket Knives,
Butcher Knives,
Bread Knives,
Carving Knives.
Scissors.
Razors,
Putty liniyes,
AND ALL OTRER ARTICLES OF CUTLERY AT
. LOW PRICES.
Beaver Falls Cutlery Co.,
`No. 7O WOOD STREET,'
Jel' .rrrr Duauu. PA.
LEAD. DRUGS, &c
White Lead' and Color Works,
J, Sehoomnaker. & Son,
PROPRIETORS. -
BL ntarers af METE LEAD. RED LEAD,
E LEAD, ZIECN,LITILAROE. PUTTI sad
Xll Navas Drir AND IN OIL.
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159, 44 . 2, ail, 06 and 448 get!ecta Sind,
il
5 & „
* mil ittontion tome euereetee pelted oe oar
1301 ly Pere Wane Lead, sod wets, we may ...par,
er etleed.^ we wen "Mmleelly evre.^
s Imes Metals sad Ilyrel.end Uwe
10therlar. aollste cob& the aes,
* G . to be a elver earboeste ar , Mied
,
the V . alal=e iir e= thg ead wiLl i a i lti
EMERSON,. J. & B R OTHERS,
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2116 Ltherty Wed. Dealers la Unlv i Z a rt
ladVateat Rigida,.
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