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FINANCIAL
GOLD; SILVER;
COUPONS
Bought at Highest Price,
PH. R MERTZ,
13ANK ER,
Ca. Wood Et. and sth Ave.
Jas. T. Brady & Co.,
(Bummer. to e. JOY,K 9 s CV^I
Corner Fourth Avenue and Wood Street,
BANKERS,
huy ►AD SELL ALL KINDS OF
Government Securities,
GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
of MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
Interest Allowed on Deposits
Ur - Stoney losnod on Uovernmool. Bonds al low
wot mortal. Mew
An gi t r :=7,: sfgaTll674 ZAT Rit°"'
- JAMES T. BRADY & CO..
THE DAILY GAZETTE,
MONEY AND COMMERCE/
[By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette,]
Nave TOOK, July 9. ISO.
-ne Cotton movement for the week shows
the receipts at all ports were 9.59) bales, and
the exports were 5,6 M baled..
The Bank statement Is unfavorable owing
to the heavy decrease.ln legal tenders, but the
banks are really stranger. LoansICTL.TKI,-
LI?, Increase gLV.11.1814 specie tz.54,431, In
emetic 54,123,104: circulation, g.'13.100.357, in
crease VIM; deposits Pl9,""sX Increase
'504°,040; legal tenders ISIAISSGO, crease
$3. -
146.184.
Honey eany at Nes per '
Sterling strong, bankers are looking fur an
Increased-shipment of specie; quotations are
p)(QA7f; eight lON.
Gold active aad higher; opened' a t 114.
touched /a% and closed at 112.X.112‘.• a .
Carrying rntes are 4 per cent to Out.
Clearance. &59,000.000. Export for the week
SP/4880. The duhareaeury received .3.8 - 31023
for euttoms, and paid $4,11.13. - RA for Interest.
Government. quiet and firm. Coupoos of
8/084.53-it 04., 11Ne11..5.":64a, IBA - 411N; 665,
11.40t1H; new, ON; CS, 10).:4,410s; nee,
1 3. 1 104 10 N: 111.40., BS2ati; currencies. 1C44.4145i•
State bond, quiet; Missouri/, Cl',; old Yen
nessees. 688(: new, e5Nt; new Virgiulas,
Alabama B's, 99; Georgia Ns. 13. i; aid North Car
olinas. 6S,N; new. . ' •
Canton. KB; Western. Crilon Telegra ph. 34;
lON tV2jeerr . Irstright.d pref erred . ;
Adam. Expms, 88k; Wells. 15%; American,
Unitetl,&tates. 4eN; Pacific ll LW; New
Tork Ceh &id IXiti; do scrip, 84%: Erie,
do. preferred. 4& Harlem. 11td36; Head. ,
lug, 104: Michigan Central, 118 N; • Lake
MOM 1007{:I11.. Ce 14.1404": Pittsbergh,lo9ii;
.Northwestern, 60 do.. preferred. elf !Welt
inland, 110%; New Jersey Central, 101%; St.
Paul, 113; do. preferred. tilt Wabash. 57:
do. preferred. 7b; Ft. Wayne, 95X: Terre Haute.
- 88 esked;_do.-preferred. KIN' naked: Chicago &
. Alton, 11. X: do preferred. 11 836; Ohio &Mm
aa
-86%; Burlington, 101; L. C. &
Boston Price.: Calumet, We Pnanklin. 3;
Hecla. 80: Quincy. 19.
Imports for the week: Dry goods, 81=3,1V:
General merchtindl.e, 8.13,110,748.•
Sub-Treasury balance: gold. 973.1k1.P"
ranc74l l . ft88,7N1..
z ; cur.
TEE
Orr= OT PITTSBURGH GA V.: P.,
SATURDAY. July 9, 18 . •
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Gloilpg quotations u received b Ph. B.
Meru: - ...
Gold tlz Merchant/ U. .
Sliver 108 Y.Central.....
1861 Bonds 113 tteadioZ -.:.. 103 S,
- 640 Bondi . Ft..
6-20 Bondi 1864... M '. Ohlo & Mies MN
6.19 lkrode 1866.-111 Mich. Southern... 101 X
()emote 1666 130 Lleveland & P...
620 Bond. 1887-110 C. R. I. 7k P...... 100 -
5-$1 Bonds 1808...110 Chl -go &N. W. Eta
10-10 108 C. &N. W. Prr.. 118)(
Adams. Express.. 680 Erie
Email.
London Exchange per potind 6.60 465
Paris Exchange per Franc t...)4
ExchamrThaler EC Ni
Frankfort. Eno per Flotin 471( 19
Central Pacific 8.8. Bonds
Union P. R. R. Bonds 88
Qming quotations as received by James T•
Brady A :
Gold .. . 72% &al Jan. fe..l .y. Piet 108
17. B. Os. 11381 15 Annan. & Jr. NM ios
-11. s. 111( 140.1 an. &Jr. DIM los
R.- s , 501 MB 111( C. P. R. R......... 871(
th B. 540 118 C. P. IL It. Mbi
U.S. 10.40 8% Cr. Facile, 14%
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• OmOs or Prrisnusan Chtzrrrr,
SATURDAY. JUIYI9. MD.
Hueken gduerally bas been I'm dull der
hut the week which bee just closed, end It I
_. out likely that there will be any immedl
' • Viprovement. The demand for all the leading
commodities is light and local, buyers
generally are taking hold very eP MOT, not
Delfts disposed to carry any more st k than
they can possibly help. The feel g which
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• prevailed some weeks ego in re to flour
' and grain has oretiy well subsided: e d some
who were then impressed with the lief that
- inview of a good foreign demand itad pros
pects of light crops , both In Enron -mid this
country, have bud reason to cha ge their
minds, particularly those who boo ht seller
option July at the big prices; on he other
hand, those who sold abort. have d ne well,
realizing a very handsome margain, . to Mc
per bushel. The general imprcasio now Is
that notwithstanding the crop of 'heat In
certain localities will be light, having been in-
Jared by drouth, upon the whole. there will be
an average yield, and this being the Mole It is
fair to conclude that those parties w o have
been operating with a slew to big pri es will.
U not already. be badly dlaappolnt .' The
grocery trade is dull, but this is to be expect
ed. to it Is always dull In July and August.
, Provisions trade Is fair. though noiling to
brag of; there is a pretty good demand for
hams, but there Is not much ittildtT t
shoulders or sides. Eggs' have yam
403C1a per dozen within the pa. NT
- owing to an improved demand and
receipts.
A311131--Cnchanged: common I
reened,littPearisll3lo(; Pots TX.
APPLW—Continue scarce and fl
changed, "WSW per bid for prime t,
IMUOY3--Store pricer, Fancy. $6.6
$4. 3 3: N 0.., $B N 04.43.501 Common
BEAN—Dmi; tlea , 1,75 per bush.
BROOM CORIS—IN dull. and ho
anxione to realize—they are desirous
' lag od their oldstock before the r,
Its appearance. We continue to quo
13 cents.
DOTTER-1s In steady demand
quotable higher. Sales of good ship(
ter at 16417. and choice at 11,1316— , .
CARBON 011.-1 s firmer, though
- not much demand for lob lots.
t
ee lrf s l n :Ti a At'iftCaEeV. ci!
ird P M?l r td e ig_
_,.: ate
per
pair.
we'd"
CHEESE—tiontinues very dull on li
to the hot weather. though pric
7 changed. We ooMinue to quote a
torlitkgme_
b.
he
AID FilUTT—iteirts ll l ttle . o
In thin market, and besides there is i
- • inquiry for It as. the season is a
• Apples at les eta Peaches. 606 f 1
and_ede for halves.
TAOS—There la a continued at v demand
and we can report regular tales at
YEATIIEUS- 4 4ulet and , i at Wit
63 cts. to the trade. . _,
' FLOOR—The market co ntinues very quiet
though there Is no change ,A prices. We con
tinue to quote good western brands at ileif .
hod choice baker' flours at sf%. aolee
1,1.1
wheat floor ill worth about :3 cte per
_ I,l,lmore than winter wheat. but there le no
ioquiry for it except from baker., who bey It
to mix.; it la said to have more strength than
the winter. Fancy tit. Louis brands, Siiildtt.
Rye Sour unchanged et 1 4 6.
(IROCOIUES Sugars are considerably
stronger under tho Influence of the advises
from Newleork, and refined. are quoted uP
ito o ill:;ltitt Zits'?' VVettVlZ e tt. " aie u e
(Mid. NOW; Orleans, tpolaites seam 'and
ern,. but the demand ' ls light. Syrupy dull
and unchanged.
01111.1N—Tbe offerings of wheat are falling
off notuerrhat. but there is no Improvement In
the demand, and the mills seem to be pretty
well stocked; we continue' to quote red at
$1.1501.31. and white at $1.30361,23—,ema1t sale
reported at the outside qhotatioat.' ,There is a
better feeling In the Oats mateet Owing' to
the fact that there are orders here again from
Philadelphia , and iptices a
boardher: we ollit
report three cars. free on et Si: 1,3 1 0
bush, a short buyer option, at 61. Dealer. are
buying at 48060, and furnishing bap. Corn
continues dull, and while. the offerings are
' ,et - large, there Is not much wanted: we can
report a entail sale of prime shelled at liti. and
we
be
of another email lot having been
stild atll7—tit ht doubtful whether a' round lot
oould be sold above there are at present
' but few buyers at any price. Rye is verydnil:
distillers are not buying and dealers are very
bearish, as they are timid abort holding for
Dotter
1 :l e r 67;1 now ey MCI to trt re i , e L h AT,
Drat there seem to be no demand Snot now , an
It ts tocrearly I n n
the census to commence malt-
thfia. —•
Y—gales from country wagons at *Mau
for neur and $10:47 for.old.
lir.34P—Sales of undressed Kentucky Hemp
11__f. 1.7. .
1 d nlfo (bra husks. afelk O, • i.. •• _ •
Lugß—. Ana of Ckneisad at Por • lAA
and eastern AIA 136: -• , • •••• . • •• -..... •
LARD 01L—Kagra No.l Is anotedistlLlS
GUM and Ifo. P. at PO.
PROVISIONS—In steady jobbing demand
with regular sales a:viva-allow. Shoulders
1334§1 1 too plain, aad 26 ada for Sagas gaud;
=44 M for Canvas Sugar Cured army.
/LW laktor Ribbed alder 47 for Short Bibbed
and 17k for Clear Breakfast
tacos.
IP. Lard.
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rx
.~;
kelp wed bucketa.
Nees P i grk V3l. brlel Beef.
PEANGTS—DuII. Tenneseee.
POTATOES—New crop ia is,o4 "i g a' t e:m . c a ". ed and
scarce writh_ready Jule as p
SEEDS—Notoorer wet in clover or Timothy
Eceda.• flee e red still gout.] 's2.tl,
though there l ie d . n
. n6_t
per iu tn ir , ) , • he fo l. r it.
Buckwheo q.
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PETII0IAM)1 MARKE:r.•
OFFICE or Prrrsuriuln (barmy;
SATI:NDAY, July v. Ku.
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larket opened up somewhat excited
od ceositterably stronger this week. and
malnued so until yeNterday and to-day.
•hen there were some slight Indications o f
weakness apparent, and both crude and re
fined for early deliveries are a shade lower.
There is no particular cause assigned fur the
advance. other than a general feeling that the
time was now near at hand when there was
likely to be a good covert demand as well as
the fact that stocks in all of the sea-board
markets are comparatively light. Nor is
there any special cause assigned for the
weakness developed yesterday and to-day
further perhaps than an Impression that the
upwardmovement was too rapid to be
healthy. which wris probably assisted by Ness
York .. shorts" and exporters, who are inter
isstek in preventing an advance, and .who
would like, If they could. to break the market
and cause a decline. The feeling here as u
general thing. is that there is not much pros
pect of a decline at this partictilar season of
the year. and consequently there are but few
sellers at anlitat ions.
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The crude market wax a little weaker if
nything to-day, with more sellers than buy
s. though It Is but proper to remark that the
gorillas are by uo means large, while the de
nand-Is only moderate. Seller Jul• was qUot
d at 11,i; sole 2,000 bt,l9 seller August at 12;
, .
Al same delivery and option at same
Seller September is also quoted at 12
Market weak and earlyMonthi tt shade low
r. Jail last bait quoted at August tired
alf, LIN,: hest half, SM, September nod
etober. Lei.' late New York dispatch re
acted the market us closing tires with a sale
f 2,000 bids On spot at 28
Receipts Cruile this week. 21%316111,1s: last
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week. January 1t to date. :MAO; seine
time hist year Exports of refined this
week. last n eek. 13,71 E; from Januar)*
lot to date, :=I.K7S; same iiine lust year, $0.151.
Sales this week. X4,I;UU bids crude; 1e3,1111 1,1,10
relined; last week, Id.cW bbls crude; 14,500 re
fined.
OIL 6111P1ILN1S pen A. V. It. It.
Niontsheliner & Koehler, 350 bbls ref. oil to
K. A Co.. l'hila. •
Ilrann & Wagner:LT.' bbls maned oil to War
ing, King .1 Co.. Philadelphia.
J. C. Kirkpatrick 212 bid,. relined to Tack
tiros.. Philadelphia.
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Lockhart, Frew .t Co.. ACCT bids reined 01l to
Warren. Frew & Co.. Philadelphia.
NicKelvey & Bro.. :an bbls reared to Logan
Bros., & Co.. Philadelphia.
Fawcett, Logan. FLockdille & Co., 200 bbls
* ref. Oil to Logan Bro. &
Total . 2.015 bbls.
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111.21:11PTS CRUDE OIL.
Brilliant i)il Works 1.106. on account Lock.-
hart, N S Co; Vista Ott Works :IA on account
U C a, 0 It It: It I. Goodwin al)6, oc account J
II Barbour: Fisher tiro 1.146, on cecount L W
Young: F A Bates atiti, on account I) lierhst;
'ruck Bro 2%. nil nenonnt 11 i*.i.i01dri..L1.1.;1,0,„
M %BRET. 111 TELEGRAPH.
sew Turk.
NEW Y. 1111,. July P. -Cotton dull and loner:
Iles 679 bale,: .1k• - for Middling tiplandS.
rvvelpis blds; Irregular and mod
prate Intsiness: salen 5,700 bbls; s4.;i, 5,10 fur
shin, western and Stote. $5.2;415,511 for corn
untn to good extra western and State, /5.W1. ,
6,10 for good to choke tIo./.s.6Witn,ttifor refute
wheat scents rn extra. PAO fur extra Ohio.
SWAM fur extra St. Loult - Itye flour firmer:
rates - 450 flute /410.10. C [lt meal btottdr.
eaten MO bbls western at $54.1. Wheat: re-
. . .
. ~ .. .
celbts 76, SIX bush: le better itud Inmodernte
demand: etc 112.000 bush; ti.ose.Loa for No
3 enrlng, $1,1:21,1:4 for :2 Lidengo, slo.e.
1.% for No 2 Milwaukee, *WI for small lots
No I 5pring,41.2641.27 for Green Bay spring,
$1,40 , 11,1.t:tti for winter rc•ti and amber west
ern..l.l,4 .1,115 for white western. lire quiet.
Corn: receipts:PAP; bush; quiet. closing '..V1,3c
Tower; snits alooki bush;" feeM.o6 for new
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western mixed, sl.oe for old do. timmi.to for
western yellow. $1.1W,7 1.2.3 for small lots
white. Oats: receipt's ttl...l7dbush: prime firm.
mixed heave; eaten 51.000 bush al.ltiljac for
western. 78.1,472 c for Ohio and State. Hay quiet
and steady; irlkil.74 for ahipping, $1041.15 at
retail. -Hops; better business and very
lint,. 'Coffee steady: sales 848 bags filo.
Sager steady: sales 418 bbls Porto Rico at SI.
4 - 410Nc. Morass. dull; sales 95 hhds Muscova
do at 3Plsc. Rice steady and quiet at SlSCr..li.c.
for Carolina. Petroleum quiet at 14iiitd.143se
for enade:273,a2Se for relined. Prov
sions-
Pork dull; sales 3.10 bbl, at t-'9O-1L1.29.75 for
mess; teal for prime mess: Mit.Z.2.5 for unlit
spected olty mess; also. =ll bbls mess for Au
gust at VP,SO. Beef quiet nail steady; sales 40
Lib's at $11.315 for plain western; slt4 18 for
extra mess. Tierce beef nominal at $26..12 . 6
for prime Mese: gatital for India mess. Beef
hams quiet at S'2li.d3',. Middles Pm; sales:a)
has long clear at 147sglac: HO has short ribs
at 15Iiiia15Sc. Lard quiet and steady: west
ern steam at kettle 161al6Iic;
tierce 1.511 test also 400 tcs seller July. Butter
steady and quiet; western 1811016 e. Cheese
quiet and In buyers' favor or :cams.. Sheath
ing Copper steady for new rates: ingot dull at
. 200; Baltimore role. Lake pig iron heavy at
V/L18i1..13: Scotch t-'7e.33. American berquiet
et old rates. Sheet steady at lIISCALtic gold
for. Russia. Nails quiet at Ric for cut
fororse gline. andrc for clinch.
Lai rAt closed tamely: shipping steady
and et het, accented. Wheat Inn nnd quiet
a1.:034 2 1c. for No. ll:dllwaukce, *I trfol In for
Chicago and $1 WO ill" for winter *redquiet end
am western. Rye nelected. Oats
wh b ite er
firm at 71)?..72c. fur Oh g ioand State:mixed
heavy at RridlisO. fur western. Corn heave
at 1 Si for new mixed western. Pork
dull at S..V 50; mess nt 620..2.9 Z. Beef un
changed. Cut meats firmer and in geed de
mand. Bacon steady and a moderate inquiry.
Lard steady at 16a,e,16trii for memo. Eggs
quiet end unchanged.
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CHH:Acio. July o.—Exchange steady and un
changed. Flour a shade better for low grades.
Wheat In fair demand and opened at $1.04,
selling up to PLOW, closing at $1.154; seller
1.1 half fLINPII4I.O6ti closing at outside price
in the afternoon market tirm at $1.05X for
cash. FIX/eV:R.1.07 for seller last half. Corn
fairly active but weak closing at SOVallLsic'for
fresh; to options fair degree of activity. Oats
quiet closing at 41Erde4$Sc for seller last half.
Eye dull closing at 7 , :lsc for No. 2. Barley
unchanged. Illghwines m fair demand at ilbc
for Ironbound. Mess pork steady at 42
.25.50 for regular winter packed mess ordina
re: .F.F1.5 1 .b2X5..0 0 for sweet pickled. Hams 19
14,21 c fur winter and 13 fur summer cured.
f/ry salt meats In fair request. Shoulders am
tine closing at 12c for Cumberiands: lablaSe
for loose rough side, sides 141440143ic: short
ribs In good demand at 1:1X - Li'ise. Lard steady
at 15!XIXIde for winter. 154153 i for summer.
Mess beef steady at 113E14 tor regolar. Re
ceipts for the past 21 hours—Flour, 2.406 bbl,:
wheat, 41.00:1 bush; corn. Mx oats. 10.101
do; rye. 1.912 do: barley, 3,112 du; hogs. 0.33:
head. Shipments; Flour. 3.091 bble: wheat,
SLUM bush: corn. 160.1105' do; oats, 10.001 do:
rye. 1,125 do: barley. 2.7.5.0 do; hogs, 5.349 head.
CHICAGO, July 9.—Cattle active at $3,61!ti5.
5.50 for common to good Texan steers: r. 50
6 . 1.5.50 for good to choice eblppinic beeves.
Hop steady and
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ClnCtsstri.July 9.—Flour unchanged and
in fair demand; family $5.5Dab.7.5. hbeat In
better supply and dull; new on spot would
bring $1,' , 0 and old $l,Ol. Cora In light supply
and the market firm. but the demand Is light
at See&ce for car and ado In elevator. Oats
arm at'ffulrAlc and in good demand. live dull
at Pac. Cotton nominally unchanged. Whisky
doll at 95 , 05H11e, the latter Iron bound cooper.
age. Pork: mess dull and nominal at SM.
Lard still held at Ito. but there was node
mend. Milk Meats to good demand at 13P,
L.Ne for shoulders. the latter rate packed:loc
for sides packed, and one lot sold at 15.se,
and at the close they were held nt 13%c for
plinked and Lk for loose. Bacon
mend at 101 f, leVal7jsc for shoulders, cleat
rib and clear sides, and at the close clear rib
was /old at ItiNc. Nagar cured hamlet 21.n0ca
2:.%. • Butter steady at LlYianic.
Ego Ito and L i n seedtrot. ed 011 dull st $l.
Lard Oil $1.1=1.15. Groceries unchanged.
(told 11:13i buying. Exchange. dull at WO dis
count buying.
.eek
kithguish
OTEIa
1 , 1 but uu
o good.
g^s°e3.
but not
dug but
nt. Leal,
ST. Locts,July %h.—Tobacco Um and un
changed. Cotton nominat at InS;itlik. Hemp
dull at 5L1K1.81.1 .5 ; tmlchlue tope annxchang
ed at Ned.aNe; bagging steady at We. Flour dull
arid very little doing; fall surerllne at/V:4Q
Siso. X. at tt,l3olgaioll. AX 34.5uang5, 44 ).
W heat; .
beat grades firmer; for No. new fall.
81.1 '
for No. I new tall. gLatil4l4 ,s ;
chain., to fancy. ut Coro good
demand: higher ndacd e74.14./e, yellow Skllntelc'
white inFtngl.oa. Oats dull at :144/5Ac. RYe
dull at ihinbUc. Withkey stronger. at $1.07.
Groceries dull sod nueltunged. Pork Ann at
.me; dry salt shoulders at 12). - ,c; clear sides at
io%r. Bacon, shoulders Isc; clear rib Mac:
do. seller August 11360: elmar sides IlS , d,lac.
Lard dull at loWilitle for choice
V...Stttle good demand at .....!..rcps c for Inferior
to common. mod 4 , _{.lc medium v. choice.
.01 br th.
g to dz.
not mu
• •ut OT
quart •
NIMM!M
Neve Tonic, July 0.--The dry goods market
is dull and a deressed for some classes:
Augusta 39ayardlittl sheeting. Jobbing at 15if.1236c:
do aa Inch 11%c; Broadway Dwight
plc; Great. Falls E Lawrence 1 Me:
Pucasset Jr' She; Everett blue detains :7c: l n
cassllle ACA do Pk:: York light cheeks :ark
21c:
Orientil prints InWitalet
ticks do E A do 27c: do E do 2/10; du A do
lid Inch 3 5Mc; du do al inch 2.5 c: du checks Mc.
Ointon flannels dull, lower and unsettled.
Cleveland.
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iltuntr.t.amo, July o.—Flour quiet —a -in- I
changed. Wheat nothing done. No. 1 and held
et ladatl,29; uttered No. 2 do held at fia:
corn quiet but grin. Leg for No. I. mixed; Pk
for N 0.2. Onto firmer. he better. good de
m.d, sales si3e for No. 1 .:tote.
nod quiet. No'. I hold at tga. No. 2do We:
Burley nominal. Petroleum very quiet less
firm. a;io:.l, , ac; lor large lota refined :Wit.
tltici. =gill lets ct - udxt unchanged. held at..llagi
per bbl.
Loaberllte,
Lounviux, Jul,* v. — Buicing unchlwXrd•
Cotton a shade lower and dull at Id dc., flour
11$ W. Grain unchanged; prices =Guest. yes
terdX quotations. Provisions arm. Pork
too Bacon I3h;eldXel7,Wc. Bulk
meats unchanged. flams—A. C. canvassed
and -active. Lard.l7c. •WE y
lower at Wk. Tobacce—sales :I.G hhds. lugs
g 5 .50; low lea to medium bright wren
pars 07 2537 75. •
Baltimore.
1 1 / I ;rimortm - July 9.—Flour dull and on.
changed. Wheat steady; western $1,31301,311.
Corn.ln fair demand; mixed western $l.M@
14S;zrIme scarce and l Isianted. 4 52 11 quiet
at
Is actle; ll ,l7oUrl;rs k Tl.l:c; a : . lo al.desl7;ic; Baco n
er
rib 17%. name •At.2lc. Lard 16)(4/1170.
Whiskey quiet at 99 31. • • - ,•• • •
PhllNelphla. •'.
Pnti.anct.rerrAl Julyll.*Flear'dllll7' Wheat
In more demand and steady: redweaternta:all
VAlT.Otrl d l/grrili l dterre d es ul ii
we
Hoc. Provisions unchanged. Whalter
dullt , reatern Iron 97(de99e: "
k '114411i:1 Jul? &La i4l/.0,4
receipt, of fa, or.tvrta W 4 bales. Flour numl-
Zi a :ill:an 40 1 4Qtt te r t ikart/A
BEE
WOO. Pork jai. DII.COEI-.l4houldeis 10. o;
mides lSoelPyc.
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TOyODO July 9.—Floor dull. Wheat eery
dull: No. 1 white Xl.chlgan held at if La , . Am ,
bor Nlichigan held at L'7){: No. 1 red $l.lO.
N 0.2 du. SI.S. Corn ateady: 'No. I Mc, N 0.2
Ric. Oats active; No. 1 57X0, No. 256 c.
' Nen Orleans.
Now lt/fIt.LANIt. Job - A—Cotton nominal: mid
dlings sales POO bales: recelpta4lls
export h t,z2; stock by actual count %AM. mak
ing an addition of 11.042 hales of which 0..=
bales consist of damaged swoples.
1:10=11Z!
MlLwarKlx, Flonr dull: sales of
choice Wisconsin at W 0.12. Wheat unsettled
with sales at f 1.15 for No. 1: $l,lO for No 2.
Corn, rye :old barley nominal.
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CLI4vELAND AND Priffeouttou ILumittan
Ortitesxv, July 9.-4 cars lake sup ore. Mc-
Knight, P CO; 16.0%1 ft lumber, W Higdon;
10,010 ft lumber. iticQuewan A I); 16.00(1ft lutn
ber, Slack & ti; 16,10 ft do. Heath A 1 car
ice, Scott & Cu; 1 car lumber, Wm Lloyd A Cu:
bgs barley molt, W.l Meek: M s machines,
Grover A 11: 6 pkgs,l7 drums tobacco, WK Mc-
Mullin; 12,765 ft pup ecantlin, .1 M Seibert & Co:
1 ba bacon.: buckets lard. Bruggerman& O'lk
Ikg do. I bz bacon. Volga. 51 A Co; 6 bze of
cheese. A Kirkpatrick & eo; Hobo shorte. H
Illacketock S Son; 1 bbl peas, I Ido potatoee.
Volgt, M A Co: 316615 crude oil, Sweeney . A It;
it: las rags, McCullough. S A Co; 27 bbleull,
I+ Reighend; 3 do egg., H ljeaJrt 10 tans slot, J
& W Fulrley; boo Ineulators, -Rommel C;
bbls potatoes, P Duff A Son; 2J de do: 1 do air
11 Rea Jr; 3 do eggs. Volgt4 51 A Co; I tub
do 16a do, \N -H Graff; 12 c e cnairs, Lem.. A
w:3O do do, A Milliken & Co: al du do. T B
Young A CO; 9 ohs WOO!. W Barker Jr `t .
Prrrannalon. Four Wars u AND Ctn Cooo
!GILBOA°. July 9.-53 bells- hide.s. Boyd. 51 A
Co; I bbl alcohol, 1 do spirits. W J Sii°at.";
38 rolls paper, Heath & Speer; 15 hos . erne cry.
Kramer, Bohn Co; 12 lulls bides. iN A Clerk:
2 1 bbls spirits, "do alcohol. J Bennett A Son:
bolus rage. spirits,
A Son; 15 carer cement. J
D Thompson; 10 boo yeast. Rinehart A Ste
vens; 2 sks wool. S Bradley A Son; 23 du rugs.
It Christy; 9 bbls grease, 4 sks t scraps, If
Pflatan; bbls vinegar. E lieszleton; 10 boo
cheese, Reymer tiro; 25 do do Watt. Lang A
Co- 23 du do, Carter. 31c6rew A Co; 23 do do, J
S Dilworth A. Co; SI green hides, O N Hoff
' dolt; 17 bar cheese, A Kirkpatrick A Co; sks
I rags, J I)unlnp: K: sks rage, Frazier, 51 A Co:
Si bus cheese. N J Braden; 9 bide sizing. F W
Geniis; Z. 2 boo cheese. Woodworth A 14; 10 boo
soap, 31 W Rankin; 20 do matches, J G. Stewart
A Co; 58 bga rags. McCullough, s & co; p rolls
':‘4,n . 7'7;b61'11 . 110"u .h rr.1 . Lr17 1 17-
& Co; 73 yks oats, Graff. lieges a Co;
141 bbis oil, 14. Palmer A Cu; '3lO bble Boor,
owner.
1./TrautmanCINCINNATI AND °T. LOUIS
ttatutoan. July 8.-25 bbls hl clues. Shipton
A W. 23 do do, it Woods; 24 bales wool. $ Her
bough A Co: 100 bble llour,Culp A S:8 bee
Yolgt. M Co; 3u bbls flour. W H Kirkpatrick &
Co; 3 bbls eggs. Broggerman A 0 11; 1 car
wheat, Kennedy Bro; 45pkgs tobacco. John
Fullerton; 51 boo starch. S Henderson; 1 car
wheat. J W Botogardsr; 7 bble oil. J Maginot.
IU bbls eggs, W Graff Co; I do do, J.A
Gmff; 6 bas seed, A Kirkpatrick A C0:47 bills
lilowe L Mooney; 44 do paper, Pgh- Paper
Mont Co; 11 bgs scrape, 4 roll++ leather, W Fla
mm &Soto 5 cuddles tobacco, W.H;Park: Ili toe
hams, sdo shoulders. H Parker: 2do hams,
J Bollinger; 23 bgs pea cute. W J Steel A Ilro;
10 b. candles, S Schwartz: 80 do do, E
Hear
leton. 6 dodo, 1) Haworth; 190 bble flour. S S
Marvin; 100 do do. Seghmyer A Y;1 tat staves
Strutt Bro; 2 do lumber..l,
PITTSBURGH AND CONNELLAVILLZ —RAIL
ROAD. July 9.-150 bbls cement. C B beech; 41
logs feat g her+. F Smith; sdo do. J Rudman:
3 tog , ras. 3 do Plts, ke teaser
scrac.. Fl/11 . 1.11S .9 Son,H2 boo ale glass. FIT
A: Co: 11l elys lalll teed. Kell .9 RlR:hart; 0) do
do. Mullane & -Inicr; 2.1 bbls x hlsky. w Welsh
A Co; 1411 eke mill feed. C H -trortrong; 25 bbls
whieky. McCullough. Smith A Co; Pr , tells pa
-1
le+, Smith A Francis:2l bble thaw. Watt, Lang
ALLMIIIENY VAIIST RACER
I ear shingles. Randolph A' 5: 11
A Doyen & Co: 4 ears railroad I
car methl. W Smith: 1 bbl gout'
germalf-3, O'Brien: 1 coup
Blanchard; 47 nkgs tanner sere
A Son; 2 cur, stone, Harris
metal. Gruff, Bennett /e
At-LURIE:, STATION .1111 v ti
J Holten; I cnr wheat.
:H Roil
cinder. :shooing F Co; d
Halley A Miceli: 1 du do. Lln
run: 1 car lumber. L Walters A.
Sehleleim sx sks teed. 0 McCt
la do dour. S C 31eNtasters; 21
Brown; 3 tsf bbls fish. lut jugs.
RIVER PACKETS
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rf'lflE FLEET STEAMER
BELLE,
curs.
ependent Pittsburgh. Brownsville an
- Geneva hart.
WE=
Craves %Malt Wrot .hovel
every TUESDAY, 1111.71t81).
et 3 P.
Will carr7 !height nnd Pas,
th..ll..nongshol• nver.
For (relicts t or paaahaa
boat. at foot Of Grant stmt.
my) WM. Merl.
===l
FOR WHEELING, X
ETTA. PA RR ERSR
!LORTON AND PORTSSIO
Leave. PUteburgh EVERY
lAmree Portsmouth EVER
The DOW and 'Mendel Caen
GRANITE
W.EL HEIM .
lear . .. anneonrra.
For freight or enenitece epN ti bard or to
O. U.burtiEtrr a CO,
m 717
KT. LOCO , .
VTR CURD AND, 5T. 4 41
LOCIK—The floe pansenger
eteataer
KATE PCTEANI.
'E. EVANS C Command,
Will leane for the chore arutintermedtate port
110 DAY. July llth.
Will receipt freight through to Enshrine sod
Ness Orleans.
freighitile:lnlitAT'lTAP::'" . or to
Jod FLACK A COLLINGWyOD. Agents.
STEAMSHIPS
TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
TOWN.—TIIE INMAN MAIL
ST KAM SLUM nu mberent el xteen
dam vessel.. amen, these the tile
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CITY OF•PA BIS CITY OV ANTWERP,
CITY OF DOSTO . N, CITY OY BALTIMORE.
CITY OF LONDON.
rlalLing EVERY iiATU RDA V. from Me., 4 3 Norlb
River. New Turk. For rramyre yr tnrther Informa
tion apply to • •
WILLIAM BINGHAM, Jr.,
AUCTION
AUCTION SALE
L 0 T S !
Saturday, July 16,
Saw bone.rgol at Publk Sale, nh PPP Inn
Allegheny.
Three Good Building Lots
Fronting on the Ilerryiville Flank Itund. Thie la
a very desirable leeation:rornrueniling.a. It dor!
a fine vie. of both Mir,
A. LEG-c 4 ATE,
112iCI
LEAD. DRUGS, &c.
PITTSBUItGII
White Lead mut Color Works,
J. Sehoonmaker & Son,
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PROPRIETORS,
PE4',V LEAIf
d
agT,A,•I4II , 'RD*, •
OFFICE AND FACTORY. •
in, .lil, 154,16 and 438
. Itetiicro Wet
the guarantee pentad 07.
attenPdh
am , e h,. we sar a
gletcpy We Pere lane we . m , en I•cpe ro tltg i
Mat at rtelt%re Acetate and Ir_ta .o6 .
WV.
Ser.+ wetter and speedo.. m
• qn rittrartftele t a to be a Ind....l.7„llijrfoLWrreit
and whiter t an any In the market. • Fn .
2=1 , 11 ,
Use if contain
400 lean
HENDERSOS; J. & BROTHERS
266 4.14: Dempri th Ma
and Patent Medicine.. ,
REMOVALS.
REAIOVM,
S. P. SHRINER & CO
n" VrelgltlVllVVgalVViAlfra t "
Nos; 493 )
4:Vgi =l.l.l v .l"Bl:l;VlNTAgra t Ari
tOOll..
• T..' Slil&tft** - ti
;41c7fd`
Ek?,!ED, APPLES'-'IQ, 1 11 0 eldri
.1 • d 47A l anibD, 141 lane
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PITiSB
H DAILY GAZE
RIVER NEWS. f
ho river was again falling at tills point
' • T with 4 Trot Bindle. in the-chatt
y the'Aonongshela marks.
ilie Kn t
Putnam, Capt. Ed. Evans, is
•. raced to depart today for St. Louis,
• .he will reeeird freight and passen.
era through to NastMlle, Memphis and
- ew Orleans.
The fireat Republic arrived at Cairo
from New Orleans on Friday with a big
trip, including a large number of passen
gers.
The Wild Duck. Pittsburgh to St Louis,
left Cincinnati on Friday, drawing 4 feet 4
inches.
—Capt. Leathers, of the Natchez, was
interviewed the other day by a reporter
of the St. Louis Democrat In regard to
the contest with the Lee. . Following is
the result of the interview.:
Reporter—" Captain; are ,you7-Preparell
to admit that the Leo is faster than the
Natchez?" -
Lathers- - No: the Lee is not the faster
by a long night. No, Air.
Reporter-- Any objection to tell me
something about your trip.
Leathers—No. We went to New Or
leans, and there was over DO people's
names on the register for the :,..atchet,
and WV worn to tuke passengers at ricks.
burg, Greenville and Memphis. We had
4(1 deck and cabin pusenge . rs for ((Biro,
whntu we put on boats nr tugs, and we
luntight . through to St. Louis abobt 71,
.csbin passengers.
Reporter—How about the Lee?
otthers—Sho did not land al9gaid
any whatf boat along the river. We lost
thirty-six minutes at 'Bockhorn, •
knuilentt and put out 20 passengers at
emphis. . .
liepotier—Wers you as thorughly
atrip
ped as the Lee ?• • •
Leathern—We did no 'gripping except
the evtra cattle dinnage.and my boat
in perfect order in ~sere particular.
Reporter—What ix the fastest trip you
n make from New firleana to St. Louie ?
Leathers—l can come in *gee days and
twelve hours: but I am sure not to try it
inshoutT water. I think the Natchez Lan
the capacity to do it. But for two of my
.topprigyal would have beaten the. Lee
St. Leal..
Lee's great
e porter—W herein was the tt,..
. advantage in thin contest?
Leathern—She received one hundred
mit, pine wood off the Pargond; that was
er great aid and advantage, and uteri
let six hours in the 4og, and thirty-six
linutes 1 have mentioned before. But
,r these we would have beaten the Lee's
. . .
awe to SI. Lo du 00111( twenty minutes.
My losing landings were at Buckho and
Devil's Inland.
Reporter—Then.. to your preps. dams
for n rote, Captain:
leathers—l made none. I look fuel st
'the usualplaces. and had assistance from
`nobody. No fuel but Pittsburgh coal
Wpm ter—Your passenger receipts must
Le ron”itieruble
I.cuthenk—We Lad #JOO or $4,000 pas
•oger receipt& I wasn't prepared
or up toy boat, but to carry passengers.
Reporter—How did you expect to got
'July -
r•ltirs Lutier. G
on. A V IIII; I
berries. Brug-
L .1
V. flaco.
n than 2 earn
ong above Cairo':
Leathers—l expected to clean her out
this river. At Cape tlirardeau Iwa
tlr ,me hour behind her. I touched hot
tut twice, having tutored the channe
lie. We merely humped. and heitantl
uekrd /fi r .
4 —2 pkg. butte
,I,dy t o
; .etal. L e vel
.y x McOde!
3: Son: 1 do Ice.
dollen; 24 do d
eks rare, W
.3 Koh..
bore the interview ended, the reporter
informing Captain Leathern that Le sup
tiosed the \atelea would beat the Leer
time within six months. but he would not
ash any information on that point.
Ashland correspondent of the
Ironton Journal says. "The new hull for
the Dexter was successfully lattuchtal,'6
Wedneeday fast, from _the yards of th
Fisher Brother, The hull is a beauty
nod sits on the water as gracefully as
The machineraa and cabin are not
being transferred, and the new boat ma
expected out In about thirty days: —
'- —The New Albany Ledger say.
"Captain Leathern deserves credit for one
void action. Ile touched off the biggest
'Cannon ever fired on the Mississippi.
The report neon deafening. and it is said
the' reverberations' lasted three days,
eighteen hours and t !tiny tuinutt a, knock.
ing a 'Cincinnati urea out of lino., and
leaving her captain' in Ids
—Tito Nashville Irnion and A nitrieun.
of Wednesday, says. The United States
Marshal, yetaerday., took charge of the
steamer Item, lying. In port, to imtisfy.t.
Uovernntent fine of $lOO for having a
pilot, settle those go. without the necessary
j license.
3 -":n7,Nr;llr,`l 4 V
E=l
=1
MIME=
IMMO
'nun/kir-4 P.
MONDAY-10
niter weartler
TATE.
T. hitt: 1.1 Ow St.
Marys, in about to contract at Wheeling ,
for a boat for one of the Antall Southern
trade..
I==
—Our Cincinnati and St. Louis ex
changes have not recovered from the
effects of the grrat steamboat race yet.
Cirogow, 11 C. (fray, Nick Lung
worth are laid up at Louisville, and th
Wauanita at Cincinnati:
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—Partiesnow in. Cincinnati contemplate
contracting for an iron steamer for Teas,
So Rays the Commercial. .
—Thu Clara Scott wag sold at Evans
ville on Friday to Capt. Sant. Christy. (or
$12,000.
—The Glendale was lambi:4;st St. I.smis
for Pittsburgh on Wednesday..
—The first rain for several weeks fe!
at Dubuque on Thursday.
—The tilendalv is 'en route from S
LUtliti to Pittsburgh.
Tack, Bro. & Co.
- HRH BUILDING,
D.,"....,. -way, intteoburgh
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Crude & Refined Petroleum.
TACK
Philadelphia.
1.3 r
WARINO - & KING,
Comm!Won Yerchaata sad Woken to
Petroleum and ita Products
DALZELLS BLOCK, DINITBN6 WA T.
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WARING, KING & CO
ECLIPSE
PETROLEUM. REFINERY
Herbert W. C. Tweddle,
MANUFACTURER OF •
Lubricating and Iligh Ted Burning 011%.
ECLIPSE fLAIIAIGAD AXLE 01Li
Stands great heat without change; remains Urn
p/
at lowest ho t ures. Spacial oil tor tropi
cal climates or weather.
LOCOMOTIVE. ENGINE. MACIIINE SHOP.
W ill cut samosa
SAW MILL AggPLANINCI MILL 011. S.
SPAM TH_L Ono
VW , tifirillElN
OIL. HARE FARM/ telt.
AIIMOR VARNISH. to_ prawns Might Iron
Wort end Plaththery from rust.
TbYPO products are mana:selarad under Du
dipssdepeia poem, by Superheated Flows lip Vimetii”
ipue Le/au:spina Oils are almost ododellei Porlamtth
-a
Ettll ` trlfgfirraTurT d a! ' ne ' ll ' aVA ki t '7e.rat stand
daring *stream cola.. The tam are um,
totalled, and an In eanstaat ore upon many ot the
principal Maimed, Samples tsip essailemod arid
orders left at 174 WOOD STREET. Worts et
Rharpsbum Bridge. I i
E=l
on. r GAS - LK Jonv nrannsor yrs. n.
Jos, M. Gazzain & Co
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLESS AT LAW
fp.llennrs In ?Anil) d Ilantraptcy. OITITZ,Au
90 FIFTII AVENUE an .
FIRM,Urgb. JeD:flal
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Iles restored to N 0.57 GRANT main ;SRI!.
burgh.. Hltl preetloe Is the U.S. Clusttitend mutat
COWL, in Nu State Supreme sod Wthq Courte.uf
juh N omo °panty. and teaks collections tn. easel et
the ettleoent counties. • 3a=k7S
ARCIIII3ALD BLAKELY,
Attorney-at,-Law„
et* NS le, ,
14„tiCirit. a t-. '1,41.w.,/
NO, d 8 ORANT STREET.
„,,,b„„,i,,,,i.„6 0 .104,4 I. itieer =Nal
umw.
„mpg ' s; NEEptig,
cnaeex ”gYati r tg rn OVIITIFj °1 :
—offioe;ll2 Fifthuvenii.3.
jisdal attention 211411 td ddlitmagnritod
s. Mids. Ikatda.dad Idttlessea antra ay
Pa I leci,4..ria Wiftd , t l PlddtPtOtddd do
canter.
, 7!
TTE : MONDAY M
igrIXICTOR. WHITTIER CONTIN.
!
VES TV TELSAT ALL NUT ATE LIS-
EASES. That et:onerous oases of ea.s resulting !
[rum selLatome. produclos unineelludes. nervous
debility, trrittlelllty. eruptions. smarm] emissions,
and Jingly nob/goer Pennermegr mucl• ?Imam.
"th
Vic o with
' Po 7ra Va r th
coal ki 1 rAV "
mo for eonsaltagun. which 6D•a• lamming. Expr.
genera, the beet Of teechere, Itas enabled him to
perfect remedies at once ealcientomfc Permanent.
and which in meet cases can be used without hind.
mace to Imstneas. elodlgnes prepared In the e•-
tabllslituent, Mambo. of...reception md
waging rooms: also bosrdlng and gewgaws apart
rUZut. for pagentefesunthe dally pargnal atter,:
NiThrgger= " l42=7 7 rira llll %
E 1
have ailed, state your c.c. Rend what he sore ID
hie pamphlet of Oft, palms. sent to any Address for
two clamps lose/geeonvelopc..Chuusands of macs
Swelled ermuelly; at glace and all over the countr7.
C 0 .,..1.,1.3 persomllLorby mall. Office No.
9 Wylie greet, (near Court Flousel CltrahurEh. Pa.
HOUrs b il XI lb SI P. IL Stmdays s. to !A P. al.
Pamp •t nut to .7 addreas for TWO STAMP,
lir DYSPEPSIA-NEW MODE OF
TREAT/ I E I ' I T.
PILOFES3OIIWALK ER, the distinguished En X-
It h Botaeist,discorend in Australia as, excellent
it,,tarac remedy, an effectual cure for Indigestion.
nilllons and Liver Complaint.. sad CnmmuleLLcd
Li'l4tcreit,a'ry he
will. onnadr app i ilcation. t fu n r i w c
ard fgrZl .
ell, is important reipe.
The Medical Reform beciety who makes this an
nouncement will make eharee for thie
recipe, the object Detest to demonstrate the sun,
riortty of Botanic oer every other prectioe, of
MAlCille. but to return regent those who nu
',wetted to forward to the Society a statement
of their can, and thus Aid with facts the present
movement in medical reform. Enclose a diretted
11'nftiZ,PIATIVRT"Pcgt7sAfIgth°17TLV fgt.
lolly]
Bg-MA11111001): 110 W LOST! ROW
RES , TORED c zgatlML.W.r i sheil
r2.4IiNALiTIMATNIENT. and Radical Cure
Spermatorrhma or Seminal Weakness. and
lmpeal
e to Bisasiagn generally; Nervousness. Con
..aruptiou. Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental and Physical
D..km, br ROBT. J. CULT EItWELL. D.
D.. author of the 'Omen Boot," . A BOON TO
TIIot:SANDS OF SUFFERERS.. Sent under
seal. In plans envelope. to any address. postpaid,
'e 7. °J. el, nenL,
f ' S 'r " Pl.. ° . rino 41•T. P. 14 41
Tort. Postofitee war
rior B. Alm Dr. Colversrell'e
omarrisau Wade.. prior d.S gents. tnegAs33
DIE.— i
Thiceplendld flair Dye le the beet In the
world. Ilan:ales, reliable. inetantaneone. does not
containlead. nor anr poi.otl to produce
pandyida or death. Avoid the taunted and dale
'‘;7priaT;!lgl'ilrrAnYSTii'ftlaOPiteldt7. Wy 4 ell:e
had 30 ye ..e unnienitned reputation u hold Its
Intearity at the only infect Hate Dye— lack or
Brown. Sold by all Diaigatats. Applied at 16
Bond ntreet. N. Y. • en 7 •
-
jr"ATOID qUAI.:IO).—.A. 1 tea Of
early indlael alio, causing nervous debility.
IVA= ,=l,1 c., having Wed In rain everybas
of eelf.ture , whle be will sand free to his fellow
sufferers. dale. SERV KS.
78 Nassau Street. New York CltY.
WHOLESALE GROCERS. &c
W. M. GORMLY,
Wholesale Grocer
M. STEELE
Commission Merchants,
And Dealers In FLOUR. lillA IN. FEED. de., An
.. 9501110 9TILERT. near Kant ComplOn.
dnenypit.y. •
M 8c
eanor Harper
W. C. Armstrong,
OILS
IMMEMEI
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PROFESSIONAL
if=D3
i'. I r.74, IS P i rT I VAT. W .‘I 3I4 :"
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SPECIAL NOTICES
:TABLISIIBB BY A. k T. COMM 1512
TI LIBERTY STREET,
YIrrRACRoII. LA.
CEIMEO
=
- Nlcycliant
I=
iscressor to. Fetzer & irmstrsong.l
PRODUCE COMMISSION EU T,'
!.:o. 23 MARKET STREET.
J. J. BLANCHARD
Wholemle and Retail Grocer,
No. 396 PENN STEEET
.ITT LE BA 1111)&1' ATTON W hole
1.4 MALI: 41; ILOCERS, control:nu. n Dlernhants emd
Carln PrIiIIM IF lour, Choose. Fish.
Carlon. sod 1,11. Iron. Nails. Mass. Cotton
Vsrily. And ratsburgh.M.nraetares genirndly.
I V` and 11.11 IiTKVET Pittsbafgh
sons l , min,. &
WALLACE, Wh m les ac e
',IOROCET PRODUCE LEALEILN. No.
ath aven 11u8
e. A
nlNttnbarr.b..,
:FINANCIAL
THE
DIAMOND SAVINGS BANK
No. tI tiIAMOND. P111.11171Ki1a....
A DITAL
STOCILDoUIetta lut.truirot.l.l . I.lAnLe.
Deposita in sums or 11 an.l upwards reeelved.
nt.ereat allowed on Um* de:melts. DeepenMr at
option alien to collections. prxeeds of which
111 he remitted promPDT.
Stueveues . : -
Juse• M. Culver. Armslmaa G.TillOl
Jame r..i. Andrew L. ItaMlna
Wm. USA..I 1... Widerbeld.
los. N. P. Sawyer.
Wm Prealdent—N. eirW C ll3lt .'
Caahler—JOllN S. SCULLY.
ALLEGHENY
NATIONAL BANK,
01' Pittsburgh
Nu. U 0 FIFTH ; A.v-Errum
Capital 5t0ck.......5.500.000.
I. W. COOS. Pnudevy
R. W. MILOKET, Cashier.
e2s:vi W. MeCANDLESS. Oashies
ronv TORE, May 2d.1870.
rim .FIRM OF T. L. TAYLOR &
A_ COOPER is illuelved by mutuabconsent. and
gra have this day tanned a !halted parinershin
ondor 121111 C of
TAYLOR Si, COOPER
No. 5 Broad St.,
;g,t1Z1,7=.°2‘.71.f1ftg`t!,1 3 :4.`17.! ° "a d '
MR. JOHN IiAILEY
.
As special prattler. hating coutributed $30.000
to the a mai a stock.
tm e n s. th thi Oldfi s rm
e t f n r n t it h s e ior f p t s h t a pe k t l n net s h th i a and
of sonatas a continuance of God? favors.
We also offer nut seniors to ail, end respectfolly
solicit tit l e.allnees lo the purchase and sale of
all annudealt In at the New Tufa:4l,k or
Gold Sachems*.
it=l:fri l oPe t il a grrdTV ‘ g 'd • .d.
. ' r .
r era by hall or Telegraph preasptli execuled
Fi L
. THOS. 1.. TAYLOR.
Wal. COOPER,
• JOHN HAMM%
Refer by permlalon ! oto gnat National lank.
itebursh. a...:_..10w
. __ _ ...
ENTRAL BANK
No. 35 Bank Block,
I=
A PITAL.
Bunk or Discount anti Deposit,
.TOCKIIOLDCIIS INDIVIDUALLY' ' LIABLE.
Interest Allowed on Time Deposits
Coifedlune made to all the eflotteel Cities of lb.
United States and Carmelo.. •
microns:
TIIHMAS FAWCETT. . MADISON liAtt.Ey,
D. W. C. CAIIKOI,I.
eir.OliGlS A
J.I. PENNINTHE,
JAMES U. HOPKIA, MINIM N
JULIUS A.171.P:H. JARED M.
JAMES 111tOWN. PAHL H. MACKE.
J.ll. WALT.EH, JAMBE LYONS.
THint. FAWCETT, President.
M. rat i t
4 .1 34: ITte.
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK
No. 65 Fourth Avenue.
CIIMITEIIIiII. IN 18.13
ASSETS, 82,595,3 7100 .
'l42Ms"•Pa '4 1 1'114.1.z,
Nove aed
mber from 7to 111 o'clock. ann O trote No
vember 14 to Ray lot (rem to el o'clock.
• DeAsolta received of ...I ot nut less l e an
07M DOLLAR; and s'dtvldend Of the Mehl de
clared Defoe 3 , ear. la ]rote aad Deormber. inter
est bas been declared seml.annuall7 in June and
December, since the
ant
was
oranaba.i.at the
rate of Ills Per Cent. per year.
Interest, It not draw Is placed to the credit
thedeposttor as Idi ocies ! , .d beam • tan MM.
interest from the drat days of June and Dproadst.
oompoundink twlce a yeor.. witbuat troublLbn e
depositor tu ur even to:resent Ms pas• Moak.
At thls raNt clitmei thrs , 4lol in bra than twelve
• Irats• anclaintne the 'Charter, ak
u.
.V , l=4. 3 }qP,PuT tha ti l it rau.,.. a o pl l F a u ot p t a
• n , plainases-JA3 l r . UPPEDIAkk .• • • '
" • ' • '' • 'Mete PAWIITIMera . "
• thgteriebt ')L• LI "
Y stover; io! abaft Bileimberger.
tuw
Ali•Peamaclk • • Allcllstlart Zee." •
• NaMiratil!"l3l
Juhr/,,ROPY tWob, •• '•
rebtlrlr *
ror n
•• • ' • 1,, 11 ' TA t i t rj:
t tScluo. McCandlesa.
Jobs s • • • Ddry K: oltver Jr
)nhtt - (Min,* Phillips:: •
' Tr."iIIINP: - • J'A7411.9 , , , ,igx„,t,
d.• , W a. Hetionerl4 •
• •itt:A.W. ..iVtirtrintjt24l',.. , • •
TILSAPI.3IXU-VtlAriliEN A. couroai. . •
,• , ciclpitli-rAstY,TAkin R. 111SNIJO, . • ,
•
RNING, JULY ,14
- - FINA.NOIA.L.
AMERICAN BANK,
No. 80 Fourth Avenue
I'ITTSBrIIGII
CASH CAPIT-AL ' .100.000
Stockholders Individually • Liable!
' BANK OF DISPOENT AND DEPOSIT.
JDUN FI,orD, • . W 31.. FLOYI),
Pre-Went.
DINECWO9: Cashier.
Thin. NI. Marshall
A o r b h n
ibal M W ar a tle a n ce d .W me T W h Arco , , .
.1 Jas. D. Kelly,
Chao. E. Leech, Wm. Floyd.
John I. ioyd,
Collections mesa on NI P.WW t he t ested
States and Canaan, Prompt attention paid
reopowients. tellYkla
tradesmen'siiational Bank,
MDR STREET, CORNER SECOND
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
Gold, Coupon Bonds nod Sloth
DOCOLIT AND SOLD.
A.IIItADLEY. Prcsident.
W. V ANKIIIL„,Vito President,
CYRUS CIA I.l±. JA. Cashier.
CEMI
ITY BANK
112 FIFTH. AVENUE
I=l
MEM
STOCKIIoI.IIEItS INDIVIDUALI,X LIABLE
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE bought andsold, an•
when destred remitted to Enrols , collection
made on all
United States and
and i In Canadas. all the principal µAnt. of th
,
I)OMINICK ILIMSEN, PreeWent.
JAMES McCARE. Vice President.
W. N. MORGAN. Casbler.
I,lnccCoca,
Jane, McCabe,.
Hush Keating.
Tamale° Campbell,
James Phela,
Thomas eelcogle,
Barnes.
JOS. M. 0A7.7.A M. Solictto .
D. Dampen.
Thomas It.rke
. .
Patrick Kano
( II Barr
)14tInn
IL J. Grum.
N. tupy.
/e 1 :kb
FREEHOLD BANK
AND •BUILDlisa: ASSOCIATIO
No. 100 Fourth Air.. Pitt ‘burgh
CAPITA!
PILIVILVIE
DEPOSITORS sKeuitr.l) BY REAL EST
AND INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME.
POSITS.
Prentdent.,—EDWAlLD DOUSE.
Vice Prcaldents—J. S. CRAFT, ADAM JAI
• •-• '
. .
Mum
EDWARD HOUSE, WILLIAM PIMA., 13
JAMES(IItAI , I I . Rolm . . W. MACKIC
THOMAS STEEL, JARED M. BRUM.
THOMAS W. DAVIS.
Feeretarr AnHaeurer—THOMAS 5T13131
An3letant Ca d shle. T r—JAMES P. SPEIIIL
ce hours (Anvil o'Hoet A.M. too Wile<
daily, end every tiaturdey evening frvnit 7to 0.
- ApTtAr34
COMMERCIAL .
BANKING .
No. O Fourth Avr., Pittsburgh
.1e.t00,900
StockltulllerN . Individually Liable.
ME@
W. MACRUM.
nuhlet..;
W.u.l VI.IWAN
Preeldent.
A lAN DER RATa..l r tiaTt LI NI/
nI
SA I ,
o.lk
ENOLISII D. S."301.1:51,
-
W. 11. EV ERSOk JoliN 0. MOLL PS
IV. o.llelillAWr, IL F. WILSON,
JACOB KLEE.
imlections Wage titl nocessible of
Filmed elates and Caned..
INTEREST allowed or. TIME
lin ow pt attention given to alt
business o
Pondent..
THE SAFE DEPOSIT
. Pittsbllrgli,
iNtli TELE
Safe Keeping of \Takla
Under rearante, and th• renting of Ka,
Fire and Burglar-Proof Vaults
No. 83• Fourth A
Preeldent.—WlLLLA.ll YIIILLLPS.
Floe President , --11F.NRY FLOYD.
notncrons:
I Byron a. PA ,
Jon. R. blorrinn.
I Deorns Dlnck.
Curtin D. Lhfuney.
nelll7 Lloyd,
William Rea.
William N. Lyon ,
J.. I. Bonney,
4.ll !Sec'yac TreAs . ,..-111. F. VON BONNVORIF
Open y from V o'clock A. N. to 4'o'clock
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& C
Bankers and Brokers,
MILNER FOURTH AND ATOD STRE.
1' i Usb tu•gli.
iecci•Essons 11ILT Q C
• 1 , 6•LINII IN
I . •
Exchange, Celia, Coup!
And tautlclat nttentlun nag t the wen
C4overninent Bond
ALSO
gl:ht Drangl4s on Londo
tutl *K2 ,
Eel
N. 'Holmes & So
BANKERs,
57 market !MAL etit,
PITTSBURGH,
Ev,:d7Lati,el,it‘:rd°c"Zr_
STOCKS, BONDS AND ()TIER SKCIIi
BOUGIIT AND SOLD ON COMNISBIO
Fin=l;2=;Miil
United States Securities
MORGAN, KEENE
8z MARVII
AV all Street,
(Third d,or (roc(Fl dway) NNW TON
I T4N i ttr g lr`7iTA4l4g rViiiv;,br
A General Banking Basin(
THEO M. MORGAN, SAMUEL P. KBl
BELDEN E. MAIt%IN.
. _ . .
' i '"
' r*
rm
" tr; a! t . I I :
7,1 t P e d is A 4 ' 2gr '''' to ,
Being in the immedliate vicinity of the aka, Ls.
change and the tioldFoerd land members of id.
rs
orde are executed l ib thegreatest Pessibl des
-ptch. • •
merchant. and Investors, living at a diNtance.
la
can rel . olden. un wi th equalon our attention
ti PromPtn care and to their smallest or
al
bln years past. e shall continue to transact
usiness of NM/ mai 1 1 / 1 111.1 and CotTorallons
on the must favored terms..l ' •
Individuals and Trust Companies. contemplating
I-change in their et/Curitin , or emietiMr to make
nquiry concerning any financial businests they
ma] have m Ms cl ly are invited to malfunction's!.
w us personally or by letter.
ferenee—Memrs:Jay Cooke & Co.. New t York.
toyMmid - - '
•100.000
7 Per Cent, Gold
FIRST MORTGAGE B4IDS
Coupon or.Registpre
(FREE OF D. S. T/11,1
Or TIM
Burlington,Cedar Ra ids
Si, Minnesota R, R, to,
We ere still oiled= a limited riveritity
At 90 and Inter -st
Interest perl.44et ALT and November.
J. lIIIGARTIIO3IM3N.I
CIIABLICS L. FROM.
• • • •
!These ',coda tact Staart to ran; all, 'conaelft-
Ibis at. option of holder Into tho stoat of
07 trg ris r 1,7,ng Ptt Pg'n
vattlbffity privtlage. attache' tat time' la nes can
not 10.01.13 Abaco at.no Anataatt alas ao.co
mama market prim coustdaraDlT aboca
... er.
13 ' M ag e WtY rßea in Md
W V ' 3 ras. aci l ClNtrga=ll the
17y: reelelY Pcparetsalna. .
Inas Ott e hnUt a ra "a t =TAW " 73=
,Qcocaaanhla them hon4a ao investor", ca•c7
crnwl. an nadtinbted semity.
la..4l•444oraelloa,avpreaent peon: only return
Oreane, onnt.,.hataneat. achtle these 00$ Wahl. and
eaccahar e uct =it G01et,..1.6 Maud the
nou The Company' reserro the, 14 ' aht,
to adamaco the prim •
HENRY .CLEWS, ,& 'Co,
•
32 Wall alnet,lexTark;
p. niFutivi & CO.; Pittllnqitt . , Pa.
DOWER & FOX, Phltiielphta.
KURTZ 4:k HOW. RD,
BARIUM, BROS. iii CIL, Philadelphia:
Delll.lyßni dic BBD., Philidelphla.,
1870.
ENGINES, BOILERS, &c.
• FORT Pm.
Boiler, Still and Tank
WORKS:
CARROLL & SNYDER,
=I
TUJIOI.A.R.DOURLE-FLUED TUBULAR FIRE.
Box AND CII.LVDER STEAM BOILERS.
111.ZENtT l f, IggiCaatIVO_ASII PANS.
sETTLLNG PANS, SALT FANS AND MN-
E
' D STEAM
STEAM P/P.M. GASOMETERS AND IRON
DILIDGEs,
L PRISON DOORS AND COAL EMOTES-,
OFFICE .A.SD N.CII.EIIOIJSE:
C0r.2,1, 3d, Short and-Liberty Streets!
fl' Orders sent to .
the .bore address be
prnmptly attended to. mbh.tEo.
HUGH' M. BOLE Si, CO.
Con Point Alley and Duquesne St.,
I=l
Engine Builders, Founders
Alt LI
MACHINISTS.
$lOO,OO
Ilan nfeletn re STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA
TIONER? ENOINIM of all elsee.
AlmuuSit":';l4.l. voistfry our gran
u n L A ..„,,,,, 5 i horsepow er. t do
to der at
Foonilry.ol;l4.l7lirgTiht,...4La.„ Our
11105 for 011 Wells, tIIIArrING, PELLETS,
BANGERS, ROUSE and TOBACCO SCREWS,
d IRON TOBACCO PRESS. on hand and
turtle to order, at the
NDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Fronting the Alleg , any BMW, near Ihe Point.
liithiburgh, Fn.;
UrAll ordors prompt y Oiled. TRI UN.
RieSl6l 4 & ' Bro.-,
!UROLAR•PROOF
D VAULTS.
}ME AND
SAFES A
$lO9.
6100
?6'DAMP
D MACHINERY
N ENGINES Ai
EPAI .cVsl4:NuTriat
. nEers. pttuomn.ch. Pi F
BREWERY WORK,
CP MACHINERY. I
nor 17th •nd PIKE '
nolB:gn.'
'ILER WORKS
AN & CO.,
O'HARA 13 l
F. REP
Manufacturer. of ST Alt BOILERS, OIL TANKS,
STILLS, AGITATORS SALT PANS„GASONIE
TENS SETTLING PANS, PRISON DOLOU3,
CHIMNEYS, MUDDED FIRE BEDS, Re,.
Cur, of Second venue and Liberty Street.
PITTBIIURaIt. PA.
Iteritheng done promptly. Order, , sent to the
' T. ' IIAWITA.V ' ClTi u' elittrA t Vittlil l ol.L
.184081
8, MACHINISTS.
L FOUNDRY
FOUND
NATION
ANTOrkS.
and Smallman Sreets
Pip
ner ram
rzrzem
WM.
UFACTURIER Or
n Boiirl Pipe
MA
Cast Ir
mom WATER WORK
a•n•nl
Castings for Gas and Water Works
I .ordd also Call She attention Of 13terInlendents
of Oim Worts to my mate of itrruras.
13=
:10NONGAIIELA FOUNDR
W. J. ANDERSON & CO.
Unnuta•
DOW LlNTEcturera nt WOLS N R. 40 OUSE
SILLS...an FRON d
TS, WIN
• .
Castings of all Descriptions
C F A VV G ne n on =! , l
w t . ? VISRITNa t r i
Rouse.
Orms TOC,W36T-NO. 1.50 WATER BT.:
Plustbu h. vs.
ROBINSON, REA & CO,
Summon to RoetoBoo. SIOcOS h MILLNPS
WASHINGTON WORKS
=
f Stanufarturers of War and Eitatlcarary'Steam Pap
ine*, Ilium of
Mid Machinery ring,
nharUng. Casting, of all dadeription,Ou Tanksuni
$llllO. Under and Sheet Iron 11 ork.
Moe No. owner First and Smithfield Waded.
Anent. for UIFFARIES PATENT INJECTOR for
reeding Boilers. 1.11:053
THOS. CARLIN & CO.,
'ourth Ward Foundry & Muchine..Worka,
=I
Manufacturers of Stationary WI Portable Steam
Engines. Oh Presses. Pulley., Shantou. Grist and
Saw WU Wort, Soliturcalitlaqd Machine Caating.
Grate Bars. Weights. Wagon. Moses, 4r. BMW t o .
order arol base on band =glues of all sites.
Phmnix Roll Foundry.
Cur. LIBICRTY AND 24Th STN.
BOLLMAN & BAGALEY
Manufacsarors of 13niorlor
Chill Rolls, Sand Rolls and Pinions.
BRASS CASTINGS
----------------------
Henry Bier &. Co.
Ithneenkors to JOHN M. COOPER 8.
BELL AND BRASS. 'FOUNDERS
Brass Castings
MADE PROMPTLY TO. ORDER
MALEARLE AND GREY IRON FITTINGS,
OAS PIPE AIND TIMILNO
Tniturri.r, ..tvrry min CIIECE 'ALVES,
ALI. GLOBE PATTERN IRON C L
OCK
MASH WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION for
Steam, Water and 011.
BrIVILVI7Ett MATIFIPE C O MP"V
AGENTS of lIREYFVS' PATENT OILERS, the
bent In the menet.
. •
.OrPICD AND WOWED;
Corner Thirteenth and 'Pike Streets.
sots
ATWOOD & McCAFFRDY
=I;
rittiourith, Pm, 11ItA85 YOUNDISIIB IRON
PIPE FITTISHEI.md AidkiPAlorAafte.A.lllllo)ll
a core STEAM PV irg AND blowing.
DITIRLISTEKSt.F.WRI.I I OI I 4 4 .
.„ .
IL q, .XENNEDY 'BRO.,
.ALLSOILENT CITY. PA.,,
ilbuttasearen .4 the follow* 'ode:mei:et biukds
0 Mar (Wean Brand. Ins nme,yateet Pune . , Irltka.
• 411terthee reaeltr Plane
th r E itniS t =e. eood irther:thee - rlor'
temg t h rtlne g4 , l,gri larethe
11.;)ft.,61.513BLIA:tvvki
L. a. yolaux.
• FULTON" ; & .: II.!GANN;
l'racticaL':Plunabers,
- • • C45.6 ' 421'1) SEAM tirrEns:
allth Eltnet.. anttsburgh
Tat=i4Valh Statt e ,a . nri larll Bl'lL
1 . .: atid - diatom MN sits ronstd.
M. aulldlea fitted up vrtaii
q .
Pm.PUY suendon tm.r.974
IRON AND BrJ b.
CRESCENT
STEEL WORKS.
LLEB, BARR fi. PARKIN,
OFFICE: No. 389 lAlterty Street,
=IA:xO. • PITTSBURGH. PA.
DUQU.ESNE WORKS.•
I=l
Coleman, Rahm & Co.,
IRON, NAILS, STEEL, -
_A_xels and Springs.
Ul L'ESNE, L X AND JUSIATA
FLAT BAR, ROUND AND SQUARE IRON,
BANE., HWY. SWEET AND TANK IRON,
BOILER PLATES AND HEADS,
GUARD IFOLNQRAG AND DROPPER BARS.
TbANG F.S. CUTTER BA RS.CVLINDER IRON,
T AND FLAT ItAlL,:f9r
CRoWIIARS.WEDGtodand HARROW TEETH.
SPRING. PLOW AND CULTIVATOR STEEL,
STEEL WINOS AND BOUM/B.cm. B isly.cm,
COACH,HI E.STREL SHAFTING. A B STEEL.
RUGUE .L 1 WAGON SPRINGS smd
A n is RAILS AND SPIKES.
clods First Class and Warranted
OFFICES AND *ORKS-Ilith stmet and AU .
zhenT ItDer. md:77 W.lter strvet,lll..b.Ch. .
Pittsburgh Steel Works
-
reTACILISIIED I? 1813.
NDERSON & WOODS,
Best Refined Cast Stee
OF EVERY DEscairrios.
A Refined German Plow &.•Spring Stee
=EI
CORNER. ROES AND FIRST AVENUE. Pit*.
o~ntn, re. 1E7.41
fliTSßtr R.EI-1:1
j,TV'oveltj jWorks
FOUNDED X. IX 1533.
MOORHEAD, ADAMS & CO
Mosinfseturors PLATFORME STANDARD Ira
boor. Potent/ AND COUNTER
Janus Fared I'aNnt Door Lock. and Latches
Paint and Coffee MORI, de.
Corner or FIRST AV rINUR and GRANT STII
Pittsburgh. I.
Sheffield Steel Works
SINGER. NIMICK & CO.,
=
Cast and German Stee
RAILWAY SPRINGS.
ELLE'TIE
?Ni PLATPORM SPRINGS.
AXLES. STEEL TIRE..tc.,
IVA REIIOCSE—N3 Wnter sad 100 Firnstree
BLACK DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS.
=I
PARK, BROTHER &
lianufacturera of all Moorlptlons o
SMITH,
•
OFIrICK end ViA Elle USE-30th. 31. t and
Ituilrnoul strrets. Pittsburgh.
STOVES, CASTINGS, Ao
COOK STOVES.
Get the Best
BISSELL &
TRIUMPH,
For Bituminous Coal,
=I
Warranted to ,COOK. BAKE or BOAST . u wet
I other Store in the Union.
BISSELL & CO.,
No. 235 Liberty Street.
ALSO, ON IIAND AND FOR BALE
PARLOR. STOVIZI. KEATING STOVES,
GRATE FRONTS. FENDERS.
COOKING RANGES. &c..
GRAFF, HUGUS & CO.
Boston . Cooking: - Range
"TIIE FIERY FURNACE"
TUE NEW ANTLDUBT COOKING RTOVR.
REGULATOR," COLUMBIA COOK STOVE.
VANE (chicinsati Patkorid PORTABLE RANGE.
CART IRON MANTLPS. WELLMAN'S BEFLEC ,
TOR, ORATES rrre from dirt add dolt; ORATE
FRONTS. BERBERS. Ac.
208 and 208 Liberty Street,
PITTSBURGIL PA.
A.BRADLEY& CO.
No. 30 Wood Street
blimnfactarers of thwOreateet Vvlety of COOK.
PARLOR and lIEATINO STOVIPI to be found.
In our astortment trill be found MI the latest PAT
TERNS and. IMPROVEMENTS. and the reputa
tion of our Storm le math thaVany one In went of
%Fortune° should purchase none hot Mose ren
nrb.ll ea eir: -.ther,.72 Vic; 4 tlll:XcUrtr
attention to
and .oerr VOS°IIANo ?YE. for
,eburchos, hell. end stores. Othr NOO sold in three
months. Intended for an). or Ithh.olt enslme. All
rrtal hare man them Immennen term superior to
any other and far cheaper. bend for Catalottne and
Prlce 1.15 t., 16,0
WINES, LIQUORS, &c.
AGNE(VS higol COLORiN
The Very Best is the United States,
WA.GNER,
9SI North Seventh Street,
Reeetteneee--All the leading hens. In Phila.
delphle. .Islinte-rrnel
Schmidt & Friday
11%1PORT:VS oli
-
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, 81. t
FLOWL
PURE ItYRWHISKIES.
.N05;•384 and 386 Penn
a)i.Of formerli Cons
JOSS . VlA * Cif Oa
lOC itiustii9catas
•
•, • • niter seusErr: remennb. •••• • •
~ C a E L• m e n .....inn-itn:• " W_lX°4l,,a.P'ol.
r : acci
ST totiON
Maca# lB Stone Work
.muxt c r
eme
Men/ tal tiLllVprrpitnr m gre ;
t=l , .. e =..MATettrir
On rf
as mammal:ft 61.6
N
Y
11=1 1..A- : 1 .:::::::.:t L ' A:S Jun.
AA
:1:!:1I'... ,: 2 I .. n f r .' LI
i Dm
(~,,:, r,,,,, v er11V A t ,. Ir:-"" °I:7 ' :It . MitirrirAllO
1.
1111 toe An .:.11OnslatalCluctonatt r.m.l : ma
CI 0.1211 —1.4 . 4 pm 1111•010 Exr,
rtA l F gr P .. .. a. n. 0 o P fliry 1 . ,4%%; ,.. .410.. Dm "
11 Ws N 0.1.. 111 am WNW* NO. It.; 11.• 0 am . ,
W 111. N0.1..11. atalltrin'tl.Ao No.l am ;
WWs No. S.. I. mo• Wall's No, tl/. . • am .
3
Jolumiown A. :0 mal.olmatotra b•-• . am :.• .
I
Wall'o Nu. 3... . par watt . , Ilka 4, • • Pm ,
Wall'. N 0.14.. 3:iffi am WallltlNa•♦l,.• : pm k
wukt.ov A. t 4: ~.,,w4dr.s.., 4... pm ,
Walla .tio. 0-11. pot Brlall Actto.2 ma !
h. 1.1, r i.... .11`iikiilt v itiL, kV:,
/MO, All otheftralno dally.ateept ntaalt:',"
'l'!a• l'nutch Taloa lose. Wall. 'Mad. near)
~1 .13, - at ti:3o a. at— Pato-Moe rutial , ....
1u so .. m. ttournms, leaven Putemnt . om
1 1 . ,./ . l.pu p- FL ana vrives at wan, am,mst t•
'• •..1
""
ka'rr l i e:li " . P ß l kVWlTlt ,AIMAr
, .1149:aylvanle itallromi Comp., will pot se-
ne ur Paggage: except 1 . • M...
a d ' ltr;?an7:l thr: --„,,r...... k .-" - MA
‘ . .. :a l° , •lhr i ern . be et tee rht of the r . 7.
leas taken by spep a i 0 „,,,, ak ,
,io
A. J. CARSA ,
.I . jen Gennsl enemintendent. Alosee: re- I -
t 3I TTSUERGH TORT WAYNE
CHICAGO S. Vf. and
lIAIWIP. " Tr'
. .
_
eFrom June 11. 1570,_ tnans Put leave •firit • .•
nd. arrive et tee Pulun Depot : north std., PUP"
buch dm alum. as fullow•: ,
1. • bear. . l ' ARAM.
l'nelLl,nl 1i• aas FMK Line • lipta 0
(1.. k. W I: 3 f It 1. : ate beennes.l
...•:.
ge " t. ' l"err iiie ;er alloy. Mai-. till :..
I
ilhhao Ex.... 1 A a tralciere and.% • p m ;
Pl. A Mkt Fa. , : pet MU &gg•st 3: , L,
Pe . cille Ex • 11.1 e p nit,. AWh a Ez.t: pm
tAtTgr e et!:l34 " 4 l.l, n*Aldgif
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Mum " •3 prs4eetedele "1 - Pt -"" :
Leetsdale'" 3:13 e [I3,IIVAT Fells." : pm
Ilim..r Fells" t 1,3 p m Leelnlele " • PM
lavi•Clele "10:43 pm' , •i " i " ' pm •. :
Pols Oaks Sun- Pay Oaks ea.-•;
dor Church-1:13 pm diLy Church...CMS set •
gig - Chimer: Exprees learnt daily.
terintelec Express anirm daily.
[fr:Fest Line INIMPB dm,r., , Mondays excepted.
Flll IlAne mines dellykklundare exzepted.
0 - All other Wales Mil 1 ' re and arrlvs,dally.
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Genl. Pte.& Ticket Agent. • I Gent . .
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WESTERS PENNSTLYAIi • R 1 R.
-on end after MAY/ ' "
'211:1570. the Plum mer
Irvine. on the' Wean
Pennsylrants Railmed will entre at,m4...Sport
(mut the Federal Sny
treet Depot, AilegDp•utT. •
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ENNSYLVANUi ANNTIZA.
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Allure. ! osPAIW. . 1 :
Springd:e No. 10:40 ami Mall :., 61.4116 12. .• '
Freeport:to. 1.5 g. .19 a uulfreeport Y6l • m
Ex Pre:—', I Ur. 1.9 a mgareasont Ae:l . • as,
v: 4 4%-„,,. , 44tr,:i.grxx;51&.. f . I n;
htail Opm . ,/portNts. . 0 pen l.
thaimplreflo..24. 0 p su:SPrlMPFello. l 9 P m
Aber gurslm T i nllg,eseept Mandel. 't
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The Church leaves AJleabetly Amain/a
every Sunday at 9:09 A. 9.. repelling flyegheny
E44::tlloAi.:...l".gTeti'7ll;htllrfin
non et a. 09 P. n ,
Through tickets to Holier annalmumbehalm i thg
he purenued at Walkers ntasfe =se. No. Bs.
Clair street, near the Sueperenotr Blithfe; ft. ..
an al the Depot. AlWahengl' '
b....17'1'"er P" .r.A.III:III '""9 II499 ' TS:AVT.I.. -- ;
Itedeml fltreet usnot. T,_
lung/ ,Tlekete to all ImpOrtant Otani: en the
10.10 B. nn
of the Pennsylvania Central llge4. 'T .
A. _4: V , l._ _TT:
Oenemi kapertrtlenliont. Altoona. rt.
ROBERT. riBILSON, 1
,0 Bupeirendent.PoUharels.
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A LLEGILENYNA LEY lIAILEOAD.
i &
NEW JANE TO BUFFALO TIIROIRIII TII OIL •
itetnqNi!. . —: .
June
and after ONA. .1
Jui:Ca. I i 1110.3 throw`
will leave l Pll=4 B 4 ' Depot.- corner V . ' Eleventh , •
and Pike streete, fur Franklin. Ott 0ty,.111211.10,
and all notate In the Oil nektons. . - .;; ; ,- •
I.7.ArX , ../JOUTZ.AI..
nt•nott. r a 1.,.
E press •
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M.
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I.:Tibt ' Mr - press ilo P.
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TA. C. '
Way Pusseramr
.B In ,
Brady's Bend A0C . 0.. at r. M. I A. X. '
Soda Works
Ist Balton : 0 A. A.M. - S.C.
ad num. : o P.M. ' : A.N.
3.111u1t0n..... ........ I :OP. M. , . P.M.
rie,rlllngstla ' i : * A... ,r.. ,
Church I: UP. al. 1
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Express trains ahrip orlir, at principal Maw . AM
commodation trains stop et 01 statins- ..... • 1
T ri t i l lnZ jar ire y ' s 4 l:gieciiiil r •l n t a TI Ni g h •LO Z =
. J. J. LAWRENCE. oen'llimpt.l
1013 , JAMBS 11. BRAY. Tlckalciannt .
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p ITTSBURGII AND CON:iTEktim•
a n d Or Tlmie ' , l AXIELAPS4O3,
and later WEDNESDAY.
July 0. /811). Tralrataillarrtvo at land uttropti.
Depot. corner of Grant' and Water stre as fol.
lumplelty tim: .
, k Va. 110lIrE • • 1
M ili Train... 630 A.M. 10 McKee. 1 ; •
A V4"l"."' 4 .gt`r it4sAtztir:ll ^ :. A n po e ltat
let 7 McKees.• ' '•1 West Newto I.' "..' 1 *
put Ac 11:03 , A.8.. AC N.
. ;11:14AAL
plapr'a Train 2:I mkt, &Terms Tr n.ll S.X. .
West'Newton '24 .11rMaes- ..
Al: .1:30 t -M. Fart At lir.x.
Braddock's 'I% ay Puma . .. • P
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Ay. 3:30 T.M. Mali Train... .
MM.
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Md ArcKees- Bradd oaks .. 1
3d McKee. l3d Mcifees- • '
s poet Ac...... 10.40 tm.. N. pgitl e c 9.50t.M.
(.11:1I:S I :1 1 12:45 t.m. i i rach 'All 0:20 i ;I.m.
Snadnys onlv. All other Idles 'dal a ,
.1I!`Y. D. D. A:M=4d
_ Master of Transpirtatkm.
Ti i i aliii-
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pITTSIIURGII. CINCINNN
I. ST. LOUIS ItAlLWAY:a jzi g
PAN RANDLE ROUTE.
CIIANGE OF TIME.—Ou and after SUNDAY.
June 11. 1870. tralns will leave and arrive .5
the Union Depot. Pittsburgh. as follows,
Pittsburgh Time.
. ; OMPAIII, Anntrg.
nspresa.
that Line ,42:33,. m..12:4 coon
Southern Hawn. Itattir tstt
Mixed A ccomnaodation.. . : S. af. . p. ra.
McDonald Acoommodh. ly .... . cm.
stoneogvin. Aocommod. : p.m.
i ll: wln.
McDonald Acoommodh. : p.m. : p.m.
Sunday Church Tratn..• .1' :
The 10:43 A. R. Past Line willlewre fh;/ 1. Th. •
12:13 noon Ihrpu arrives daily. AD other Using
run daily except Sunday
W. L. 0113133.
aener,u Ttek.t Agent A Columhu. 0 .
W.W. CARO. Supl., DeO2IIIIOSI. obto. ; MIS
HARDWARE &, CUTLERY •
Pittsburgh Utility Works,
I\cEAVEIt & JONES,
Corner of Juniata and Fulton Street', •
Sixth Ward, Allegheny.
Manuraeturere of STAPLE TIANDWADE and all
kinds UNLIT GREY IRON CASTING&
We tender our Goode and services to the Tiede
at the Lowest . Prices and warrant all our work
skillfully Li:Ogled. Orders aolletted.
The attention of AND
gemerally Isifflalled to
our make et BED AND PLATE CASTE
WEAVER k /011135. ,
Address: Pittsburgh Postoteco.
ESTABLISHED 1831.
Logan, Gregg & Co.,
HARDWARE,
No. 52 WoOd Street,
prerentrtimi. PA-
Spring Goods, Hoes, Rakes, Forks,
Scythes, Soothe, kc.
Merchants are Invited to -CIAIIIIIIO
our stock when In the city.
Orders by mall will have prompt at.
tentlon.
BEAVER FALLS-
CUTLERY - 0. 1
No. 70 Wood Street,
or 'ER'
Table Knives Sr. .F6l4C.s.
Pocket Knives,
.Butcher
Bre ad ituiverg,
nive, -
Carving Knives; "';;,,
Scissors,
Piitt7 Knives,
HD ALL °THE& ARTICLIIS OF OUTRUN?
LOW - MICE g.
BeaverFals Ciitlery 30.,
No. 70 WOOD STREM . •
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PAINTING,"( &c
JOHN T. Gr:RAN",
tothus-AID 8101 ritirts,'• •
ca.Wamit or...kiiiiilll,
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yam, .t.a,rtisommi:Pi..
MIRSIIILVS VASIL .
'inaIINALLICICUXU, IMP, CPU. DRAbACKIL
tanall.lVlVELLiza Init. =VS Dper.rsa.....
Mee of UZI WC. 61171nritaL s botc;
De 1301 utet stmt.
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Vor ode noiamol• antritetail.irr GllCOttin
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