FINANCIAL
GOLD, SILVER,
MEI
COUPONS
Bought at Highest Price,
PH. Z. MERTZ,
BAN KER.
qpr.Wood St and 541 Ave.
Jas. T. Bi ady & Co.,
tEmeccworst to =
Corner Fourth Av tue and Wood Streit,
BANKERS,
PL .% AND:4III , 4LI. KINDS OF'
I Securities,
cOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
ON MOST FAVOR/1111X ThRMS.
_lnterest Allowed on Deposits.
triknay !wad met Gururiunaut MAI
ta. Fa-LA I.UL
EXtriprrii rot Tilt ticitrilAtil
Aso Sti.x OF STOCK:4. WINDSs
Ass i ut 001. D.
JAMES T. BRADY & CO.
THE DAILY GAZETTE.
MONEY AND COMMERCE.
_Lily Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gareite.l
NEW YORE. Jolt' 13, M.
yo.day's European market exhibit a marked
recovery of confidence, which. is not, bow
ever, fully explained by the acorn as to the:po
litical sltunilon.. The decided reaction bas
produced a more confident feeling here', which
Is indicated in the lower quotations In gold,
advance in United States bonds and the reac
tion front a firmer tendency in the loan mit
het.
Money market easier. Call loans WS per
cent. Discounts easier at In , Gold. before
regular bourn, 13; after which it ranged at 12
4121‘; In the afternoon, the market was quiet
and steady, closing at r...!;c1.12?:. Some foreign
bankers. who cold 110011.0 freely and bought
gold, were free settersof gold, nod buyers
of bonds. Carrying rat es 3i?..5 I,er ecut. to dot.
To-day's steauters take out 6:15.000. Clear
ances 61:::,taxi.01/). Tee Treasury received pro
posals for the sale of sl.ooo,Cal gold. There
were twelve' . bids, aggregatiog £2.725Z01.
ranging from 11l to 112 Zl-100. The whole
swat d was made to a German banking home
at the highest tigure.• •
Sterling quiet and Min; 91,i - 1:141.
The bond market sympathized will. the Im
provement In foreign udvices, although the d,
fall In gold prevented any important change. C 1
The Investment demand Is healthy and the
market closed strong. Coupons of
1471; '67. 10ifal03,;; 'PI. IteeillMil '65. 10.441:
11113; do new. '67. us.:l - tilti; 11:,(d„
Oh; 10-495, 7?,,a7Tii: currency. liiitd,l4N.
State bonds closed quiet and Mut. except
North Carolinas. widen are weak; Missourts,
YIN; old Tennessees. 08h: 1 ew do. 071;; old.
Virginias, 67.4; new do. OS; old North Caroli
nas. II: new
Stock market very dull, showing sympathy
with the generally Improved tone of -Wall
street. The prices ranged close upon the clos
ing qudtations of ymterdny. The market
cloned doll but steady.
• Canton. 67; Cumberland Western Union
Telegraph, atkr; Quicksilver. 16.4; Nlaripona.
6.4. preferred 1514; Adams Express. .119 S;
Wells Express: 116 American Express. 4.1':;
United States. 45,i6; Pacific Hall, 41k; N. Y.
Central, 77h; Scrip. Oils; Elie. =Pi. preferred
45; Harlem. 1.13!..;; Reading 11N4. M. C. 110 N.; L.
S. 90ii; Jersey Central, Is, Pittsburgh,
109: North Western, • preferred ssii:
' Beek 113%; New Jersey Central. 103,
St. Paul.lls; do preferred, so: Wabash,
preferred, 75; Fort Wayne. U.l; Terre Haute,
A do Dreferred.ah 1.7..6 A.. 1101. do prefer
red. 116 S;; O.& SI.. :15ii; Hanford S Erie, Me":
C. C. & C., 1234: Burlington, 161; St. Joe, 116;
- 'C.C. & L Si)ti•
' BastonPtices ; Calumet. 75; Copper Falls.
6; Franklin, 2N: Heat, 69; Qalner. 9.
Sub-Treasury balance: gold. 672,901,712; c 0r
reney.512.072.13K • •
Export, for the week, except sPoeist,
4.111, including:M.2:W Ibis !lour. 044,600 bushels
wheat, 1.662 hash emu. 67 bush oats, 571 Ibis
pork, 165 tierces beef, Lits%tlCS pounds -cat
meats, 145.057 pounds lard, 266.899 pounds
cheese, 101.010 pounds butter.
OFFICE of ruc Prersucuau Gwrerrc,
Whr. [sixty - , July 13. 1870.
tioginic quotall.ano tredve:A br Pb
Alert= •
Bold 112 Slerchstas U. E. --
Silver I($ N. V. Centnd • 9 - , r..•
Dal Bonds 114 Heading ....... heti
f 44) Bonds 180:...110 P.ll. \V. & C
4-33 Bonds 1404...11.4 Chin 3; Miss 25N
B.= Bonds 1865_ -110- Mich. Soldhern...loll
Consols 1815 109 • I Advelond .b P... •
d. 91 Bonds 1e67...109 C. R. 1. &P. 109
690 Bonds 1860.-1401 Mew &N. W. Ic!
10-40 10; C. & 9c. W. Prof,. 0734"
Adams Express.. dui 1..Y1e• •
• I Larue. Saud]
Londoll Exchange per pound 5.55 G.C.
Parte P.:change per Plnno S rd
Berlin 'Exchange per Tinder W. kri
Frankton Exchnnee per Florin 41w 49
Central Pacific U.B. Ikmdst
Union P. It. R. Bonds - 87 , by
•• •
Qoetnt quotationo a. received by James T.
Brady & Co
Gold • 19S 5-20 Jan.& Jy.lllB
U. 8.6 e. 1H91..:... Ii 5-83 Jan. tt Jy.l9di RK
U.S. 5-311F4' I-W00...!VJY./E 5 6 9%.
U. B. ss) lOU . lox • U. P. It. 1t.........
U. 8.6.31 IBM ... lON C. P. R. It. telf
U.B. 18.40_ IN Cy. Pacifies
i=il=
• Orrice or Pirrontruart (Eoorrro.
Wrprrsoor. Jul)* 13. Dra
The report of the uPmducerr Arsoclnti
and that of the Titusville litralol donut tally
together very well. The former reports' the
daily average production for June at 13,001
Ws; the latter. 11,,81:; while in regard to the !
decrease in stocks the report of the , 'Pruden:-
ere' gives It at 50,301bb1e. and the Herald at
9.328 bble. Here le a difference of 1,07 bble
In regard to the dolly production, and 20.9i1
bble as to the decrease In stock. Of course, ,
• both claim to be right, but according to the
above figures one or the other le wrong. Here.
some are disposed to accept the report of t
he
Herold, especially those who are inclined to be
bearish, while others, who are Interested In
higher prices. swear by the report of the .Prcedeters Association." There is one thing con.
tau. however, it has weakened the' market
considerably. and It looks now if It would take
it tome thee to recover.• • 1
CRUDE.
Market quiet and unchanged- Sale 1,01)
DUB spot at 1U(. Seller July.. 11S 'bid and
11% asked: Anguct, lin; September, October
and November, 12itaZ3l•
WINED.
...
• .
continues weak and dull and prices. as com
•
pared with yesterday. are lower. Jule at one
time In the day was quoted down to 11 •7, but
subsequently rallied. and at 4P. M. h - ad ad
vanced to =5111.274( with a stronger feeling.
August quoted at 221‘6=1“ September . 1 .47 4 •44
211:: and November 2751.
RECLIPTS MODE OIL.
Lockhart. Frew & Co. 014, on account same;
K. L. Goodwin 74, on account 3. B. Barbour:
Jun. Wilkins SO. on account Philo & B. Pet. Co;
Waring, King & Co; 1204. on account L. W.
YOMME: POPTiOSS Oil Works =6, on account B.
13. Duncan.
Total UPI bids.
On. annuarrnt Pgll.ll. a. a.
J.IJ.Bit cm, lgtbble ref. oil to Logan Bm & Co.
Phlia
Moe &A.
Mc
drKee WA Ibis relined On to Logan
0.. Phila.
Braun Wagner 40d Lolarefined oil io War
togiorKgetnCeOr..& Koehler, 400 bide ref. oil to
Waxing. K. & Co, Phila.
Warden. Fr
LocWhart,ew & P Frew &
Co..Co.bhiladelPidhia. s refined oil to
Total-- - 1601 bbls
013. artier= ease roots Dtuttresne. ospar.
Bolan:son 011 Refining Co. 716 bbis refined
to Warden, Frew & Co.. Philadelphia
_Brooks, B. & Co. 343 obis refined oil to
Warden, F.& Co.. Phila.
Total 1118 bids
Lockhart.. F. & Co.. 1,209 bids relined to War
' den, F . & Co, Phlla.
J- - 14.1Uter, 316 bbla Teased oil to Logan Tiros
Fawcett, Logan. BtoektialtrVoi: • , itGIS
ref. oil to Logan Bro.& Co., Phil'.
John Spear It Co. BO bile reined to Tack
Ilro
J... ,Kee. 250 bile refined 011 to Logan
Ham. & Co, Phil'a.
Iransuler,klyers a:00.4001dd, refined all to
llros & Phila.
Bream & Wagner. 2118 bbli refined to War
tafi..Eing & Co., Phia..
Koehler & Co ., bids ref. oil to Waring.
X. & Co.. MIL. •
Lrort . e . & Co. IX bbls refined oil to Lynn
Bro & Co.. Phila.
eretone OU Co, Fel bble ref. oil to Warden.
F. & Co- Philo.
P. Welsenben er 63 bbla refined oil to War
den. Frew & Co.. Philadelphia.
Total . . ...................... 3,1E1 Ws.
PITIVOL T IROIi WOOL MARKET
°gyms or me Premiums (Luger;
Wroircshkg.
The wool trade has not been ***clic. In the
country the past week partly owing to thd
harvest. and, 'partly to the fact theta
.goog
many agents bare been withdreirn the .
country districts In consequence At the ad
vance in prices. Ekcitement and competition
among buyers having bad the edect LO put op
prices when there is nothing In the mate of
the woolen goods market. or eastern wool
markets to warrant an advance In the primes
wool. ,
Advices Irons the 130ston, New York and
Philadelphia Markets stare that fine wools
are dull and selling al 45 to 50 eta for the
various grades. We quote prices nominal al
400 for One wools, although 414142 has been
o
'Mean Ilt:yinri that
mrntry.‘"=seil
tree any orders at o n ver If 3 tm c an ' d t are think that
the- excitement having sulmided: • growers
who have been bolding _for an advance will
see the necessity.of accepting 4 00 which in all
the wool ti worth under the present abate of
the markets.- In smuy sections, nearly the
entire clip is sold.
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MARKET
Omen or Yrrrantlion GAZETZT., I
WaaaZSDA Y. July El, IRO. f
Th e rumors of marts Europe have unsettled
business matters, and pnxtuceit no. little • ex.-
citement SUMO comrianditic!‘. Including
breadstuff , . and Petroleum. and In the event
of iodic,' hoiallitl, the (miner would cer
tainly appreciate I n v alm...while on the ot her
jodid. it would have a tendency t„{ depnecLan
the latter. Some men of a speculpti‘, turn,
olio have no inclination - to do what b. com
monly termed a legitimate business, .because
it involves too notch labor, and H too slow In
bnulling In big returns, would like to 'see a
(urchin war. as It would tend-to revive specie.
nd thi% is just what they earnestly
desire. These are the men wi, buy 155,000 or
:11,00 bushels of whent.or 7..000 or I 0,0() bids
of .41, without the'tlightest bleu of handling a
bushel of the fanner or a bartel of the latter.
the' point being to hold until the price advan
ce: and then tell= It Is ••dlforencet" they are
er. nothing else. and loans frequently these
ifferenees - are on the wrong aide of the ;sc
ud. So far as the principle Is concerned
re is - no diffrence between gambling in
On, or at the- card table yet tne latter is
.ked upon as a criminal offense, and Is
nishable with fine and imprisonment. • and
inv men will gamble In wheat. dour, or oil,
who would not he coon it a gambling table.
%Ye have known . men, here In Pittsburgh, to
.bay grain on a margin to Chicago, who had no
more Idea at the time they bought whether
the Price would go up or down, than the man
in the Inmin;t hough of coarse. they hoped for
.att advance, and it has badly crippled some or
these harties and rained others. The fact lb'
sort' few men succeed in this kind of business;
anoner or later, It is only a tatteetitto or time,
tlier pat Into bankruptcy, and as a general
tiling dl2 11601'.
• ASllFS—Unchauged; common soda ash, 4;
relined. Pa; Pearls tenii: Pots 7XO•
APPLES—Arrivals continue light. and
with a good demand, prices are 11nn and well
maintained; quotations may be give at .s4eti
bbl. •
IlLMTß—There is a steady demand for
shipment. and we can report- regular sales nt
lad.l; for good, and lirer-1.1 for prime.
IlltOOMS—Store prices; Fancy, We; No. 1.
$4.5 0 : No. 0, f 4; No. 3. {4..51.1; Common, $2,.'023,
IIIiANS , --Du11;c1.54141,1,1'.5 per bush.
111100 M CONN—Is dull. 125013 cts.
CIIICKENS--Sale of live cckens by the
Coop, or So eta per pair, according to aloe
and condition.
• -
CHEESE--Tho demand Is rather hotter. arid
we can report regular sales at 1:51s11, for
Ohio, theoutslde tigure for Gosh., Sweitrer.
Pqr,l9 etc.
CARBON OlL—Quiet and unchanged: we
con-lune to quote standard brands at ::Pie-=4
• CCIRNMEAL—iWAI per bushel.
DRIED FRUIT--Quietatd unchanged—stock
pretty Well roductql. Apples4Vattc., Peaches
ate.C. for quarters. and bitrt for halve ,
EGGS—The arrivals are Increasing slightly,
and the market to easier. though-prices are
unchanged. lye can report sales at 2.1, 21 and
25. mostly at CJ. and this may- be regarded as
the standard quotation.
FEATllElt.4—Quiet, and unchanged, at $i
iv, 011. to the trade.
Fl,OUlt—Quiet and unchanged, though the
feeling is stronger. We cant how to quote
good wtottern dour, it: store, at $6.70. and
elptiee-Mlnnetota baker• dour at *db. St.
bouis fancy brands. s7.7stil S.
IlltAls—Thr.re is a lair Milling demand for
wheat. With sales at $1.15Q,1.='. fur fair to
Prime red: white, of which there is but very
tale offering. may he quoted nt
'he oat market is stronger, at there in route
aquiry again from Philadelphia buyers, and
ottides the arrivals term to be tailing off
lightly: may be quoted at SI, free on board.
.1514.12,0 u trunk and wharf; toe mp: rel:ort
sale of Lull bush at :C. As a general thing'
Waters prefer to sell to homy buyers,ns r o use n
ommon. phrase, there is hot an much danger
if — after-claps." shop weight. etc.. etc. Corn
s dull and unchanged: shelled can he quoted
.n the atoenee of sales lit 135.37. and It would
be difficult to sell a large lot. Rye, also. very
' ", and cannot be quoted abuse A:l4d.
telt there is not much offering at these
tg-
Distillersare still out of the market,
.•. . .
and there are no buyers •exceting deale
and they ale afraid to take bo ll unless the
can do so at low prices. No movement in bar
dey, and, consequently no established quota
• .
GROCERIES—Sugars are more active and
firmer, and since the date of our last weekly
report rellneds have advanced a quarter of a
cent. COffees quiet and steady. Otherwise
the market is unchanged in every partclular .
Following are the ruling quotations •
.Gorton—Ordinary Rio, la%lic: fair to good.
1?illic; prime, 2150: choice, _O e: strictly
choice. Sic. .
. .
. . .
SucAns--CuLa,101.2.13: Porto Rico at twig,
.11 v: New Orleans. 10)4EDP2e; Havana in Loxes,
11(d.12. Molasses guirars, Coffee.
1:1s4•e: "Ir do, 13tic: Extra C Me; C. 124 e:
Crushed. Granulated 14. V: and POW,tered 106 e.
Nlorrsqrs—New Orleans. litlatiso; Porto
Rico, Ii5(111,c. '
livitc.—Havetnever and Elder. or Perfec
tion Drips. Mei Wbfie Honer Drips, toe: Silver
Drips. 65e; Lovering. foe; ((olden. We: Amber
and lower grad. from 3.5(1.:05c. •
Teets—Young Hyson,loZ4l,o/11; Gunpowder,
KII$I.50; Japan. Wsosl.2o:
00100 g. 77,1, , ,..{1„:15; Souchong, 5100 - .5.51.2% 14 eon,
$1.001,25.
S:PICL ,— Groin . Penner. 35.: Pimento.
Cassia, qt; Cloves, 45c; Nutmegs, sl.4r ,
Piers runes. Currants, laXei Layer
FL..islas. $4.00 per boo: Valencia Raisins. Plc.
SoLm—Cbetuleal Olive. 7./.c; Babbitts. II;
Oakley's. 10c; Crampton's,ll= Dobbin'. 1154 c:
Chemical Eraslre, 73(e; Rosin. (1)4.:031; Toilet
Soaps, 15 c. SawTer's Barber, Viper box.
BAR LrAo-10}fc per lb.
Door tintrr•—s2.7s per bag.
CONCENTRATED LTC—Penna. $8 per Cane;
of Der brands. Va . :.
ByrnAcrcorree —04.20 1;..r gro , t" 1 ,, r Rum-
tou Id. 12 c; Star. ttlh c; Stear.
•
—Pearl, Win; Sat in Gloss and
Gloss. Ii SLc; Corn.
keEe. 6.14 e; In tales, assorted p
inns. BXe: Sal bode. 3Xc.
. •
13otoo--$1,40Q1.61.
Fmt—No. 1 Mackerel, s2draM per bld; N 0.2
large. VII; No. 3 large, $l3: No. 3 medium.
$11: in hall bids WI Me additional. In kitta—
No. 1, VI; No. 2„.VN; N 0.3, $l%. Lake Herring,
$1.111; White Pith, $$ 4. Baltimore Herring
Codlith. Nets eer pound..
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11117.—Carollna. Sc. Rangoon. SM.
HAY—The market Is better. as the arri
vals have fallen off considerably, and prices
are a shade higher. We now qlinte new at
#10 , 11.14. and old at sls4lfft. according to quality
and condition.
lIENIP—SaIes of undressed Kentucky Hemp
at *167.
HUSKS Corn husks. 3.331 i eta.
LIME—Cale , of Cleveland at per bbl.
and eastern at e 1.75.
LARD OlL—Extra No:I is quoted at sl.ff3
and N 0.2 at 5).
PROVISIONS—There Is a continued active de
!nand for hams„and not much inquiry for sides
r shoulders. shoulders at 111 14 for plain.
and 15Nes1tt • for Sugar Cured: Sides
11N11,1634 for Ribbed Sides; I:for Short ILIIMed.
and 17% for Clear: Sugar Cured llams
Breakfast. Bacon.l9. Dried Beefltlsliktal and
very Scarce. Lard 17 in tee, and ISZt.IBV fn
Wks and buckets, Mess Pork /31.
PF.ANCT.c.'—DuIt. Tennessee. 809 ets.
per
of new crop at $4.0044.ffi
Per Lb!. and old at OVA:: per bushel.
SEEDS—No movement In Clover or Timothy
Seeds. 'Flaxseed Is still quOted at $ . 2.2.4,"
though there Is not much Inquiry for It..
Buckwheat quoted at mut: per bushel.
SIARKETR BE TELEGRAPH
New York.
NEW YORK, July 10.—Cotta..steady and
grith sales of 2,470 bales at MNIq for
middling uplands. Flour—reeelpts 15,064 bhls;
dull and 10c lower. gales 8.000 bbls at #4, efkA
5.10 for superdne western and, State; ss,bn
o.al for extra; it11.13a24.10 for good to choice do:
#5,5546.50 for white wheat western estrus;
P. 4745.75 for extra Ohio. and $.5.75e9 for ea.
tra St. Louis, the market closing heavy.
Flour a shade firmer. with sales 5O bb
grOgi3d,4o. Corn Meal quiet. 'Whisky quiet,
with note, of 110 bids western at $1,00, , aa1.013‘,
chiefly $l.Ol. Wheat—receis 1M bush,
opened a shade easier for wi nt er yd mead,.
fur spring, closing firm and active; rain- 171,-
(.3 bush at t1.1.150.1.3.1X for No. 1
i-priag; W.-Wd1,31 for n oft to prime
No. 2 Milwaukee. $1,17C1.1.34 for No. J Chi
cago, and $1,="01.2.1 for Racine awing; also
ema il Into at gt,testsLiie for spring, chiefly in
ferior nt11.126, ffiC67t4l.lfl for rejected aortas.,
chieflyat f l4tlJtf , ikict4 , 4,1,47 for winter red
and amber western. $1.4844.111 for white a-es
tern arid for red and Radler Stnte.
Rice dull at Otice34l for western. Corn heavy
and lower with sales 44,101 bush at 04021,01
for new western untied, chiefly nt Man% for
Chicago, gul_tiOc far unsound. 41.0761.1 U for
yellow, and 1.10 . 4.1.18 for white. Oats lower.
with wiles ZION) bush at C 1424330 for western,
and 45.371 e for Ohio ann State. Hay dull and
unchinged. Hops very errant lißtsc. Coffee
steady. Sugar firm with sal. 1.230 Dbl s at i/k"
I.X:for Cuba and 50(i boxes Havana at 10. 1 / 4 0.
3toissies dull with sales .1.1 hhds Porto Rico
at Mc. Rico sten(lL and unchanged with Car
olina at 8303.8,Ze. i'etrolcum quiet; crude 14Mc;
refinedir.:Nqt.27lsc. Provisions; Pork nominal.
with hales of DM bbls at g..1).4ta.:11.50 for me.,
i.V25 for uninspected city; also UM bbl, mesa,
seller August, at 429.33. Beef quiet, with
sales of CU bids at 411015 for plain western
mess. $.15,502.114 for extra mess. Beef hams
steady at /294135. Tierce beef nominal at gbl
QVI .for Prime ae.. 4.302.31 for India mass.
Middles Inactive, with sales of le boxes city
long cleans! 150. Lard nominal at lardinkfc
for steam western, 16344016N0 for kettle ren
dered; also G. tierces, seller July, nt
lege. Butter steady at Itr,oe for west
ern. Cheese 76141. Freights inactive and
firmer with a fair baldness to Liverpool:
wheat by steautaXd; London, Sour by sail Xt.
Ss 31, and wheat 7.1; G lasgow, wheat by steam
7)i4; wheat by steam Pd. Cooper—
sheathing steady nt '3O: ingot more active at
t21.1:5 for Baltimore, and 1ia1,50 Lake. Plg
iron quite nettle VilardX.so for Scotch, and
$33 American; bar dull at Vic for relined Eng
lish and American; sheet quiet 1147.1114 c gold
Russia; nails steady fNe cut; ec clinch, and rl
41.28 e horseshoe.
Latest—Flour heavy and Ike lancer. Wheat
quiet at St.-IN:for good No. 2 Milwaukee
7,l°Eir,flZZlZefoT n g r a w el i 4L te Otrx4;
hsz7),;',toctr,„,"Jordt:p•4 6 ,l„,
71TA , St e v i e .
cago; 97Ce51.03M for ear lots mixed.: Park
and lard unchanged. Bacon dull. Eggs un
changed.
=Il
CnICAOO, July M.—Exchange unchanged.
Floor dull and unchanged. Wheat In good de
mand and 304P.fc lower, closing at OA cash;
gl.o6Mol,fg , k; for seller last half of Jul): thin
afternoon the market was dull at SUb seller
lan half JOY; iI.OD seller August- Corn dull
and Hie:lc lower, closing at 'le): for No 2;
thin afternoon the market woe quiet and
steady at ^c cash. Oats active and lc lower.
g, ' ll,7 g }la t rfe ' Y l :gl:n 2 d " "26‘8c
for
ed. 11IghwInes
'trouy and quletst 9Ge for iron bound. Pro
claim; quiet. Mess pork V 18.754101. Lard
MMOlne. Dry salted shoulders a fa rom
abort rib middles 15C1615Mc. Itteeelpts the
0;424 hours: =gbh!. tiour.sB,7lgabush wheat.
bush corn, 3300 bush oats, 12M bush rye.
...bush barley, 2541 hogs. Shipments: late
Mos dour, L 5 bush wheat, lbrollg barb corn,
gun) bosh oats, GESP•bush rye, (1:13) hogs.
Freights fairly active at 4nce for wheat to Buf
falo
ticAap*l3.—Tings qctlce and 50.10 e
I ° Wer .4 for lair to choice. CatUe dutl
+it aN.6 or Common cowl , to extra prime
breves.
DE=
flr: • LOMB. July 13.—Tobacco steady at:d
un. Cotton nominal at Mime for so Id-
Ilium Hemp dull and unchanged. Flour
', PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE THURSDAY .MORNING, JULY 14,-- 1870.
very dull: . sales of small lots at t.t.rZtat.:2 for
extra: $Zti..1.4.25 for double extra: 0.5(01 for
treble extra: Via. 4.50 for family. Wheat
steady . and arm; N 0.3 spr' No. 2 pie; No. .red fall SI.I7CvI.W; rtrictly prime
No.1.11.11:11.1.:11; No. I white t 1.2.1; choice
ti.me.t,...35. Corn dull and aci.Y,ta: lower;
mixed—ln bulk 7641,0 c.: ;white vec: mix
ed sacked at Sir" ;Prime white 141 . . t.
irk; choice sicituu. Oats hat 211t1
100 er at Verdala ratiZZle sacked. Rye
dull at :lify.,76c. Mesa pork steady at C/0. Dry
sal; ,houlder4 a trifle hlgh-
or shoulders IliCy: clear rills INC: clear sides
le‘te. Lard nominal n?.;3,16e. elroceriet ,
dull; common to strictly prime RIO coffee I9e.
prime to choice 1,ml:4:ml sugar 113 y 6
I:Nc. 3lolas4es unchanged. Whisky dull and
easier at tKled..4l.'
Cattle steady at 4atiV.:e for prime to choice
Hogs steady at ssio.
l'lodustati
cmcm,vrt. July 13.- Flourquiet but firm;
extra $5.:40,A75. Wheat dull:
red winter new Kentucky white
sold at $1,45. tints firm :Mt' demand g0..l at
htlichl)c. Rye steady at ISce.4l. Barley firm:
new crop .1.1.100.:}1. Cotton unchanged.
Whisky unchanged at hil4/9:c and in fair de
mand. Provisions quiet and demand less ac
tive. Mess pork held at K 10; bulk meats I%i.
clear rib sides. offered at 154 c at lath
shapalis. Bacon held firmly at I l i , ; Entte for
oulders, and for sides. Lardsulet:
sales of au tierces at rs' . e. Sugar cured halos
=le. Huller dm at 227 e: Cheese dull at
htit.llc for factors' ., , 1
Ere. 1617 e. Lutsned ad
dull at .{l.l=irLin for extra summer. rover-
•
unchanged. • •
kef cattle atende at $4.50.71.7 . Z0.
grusa. Lambs sl.lard.2,:d. each
Igo In gnod demand at ta.relh 94.5.
Dry Good. Allarkrt.
Sew rulo4, July 13.-- Dry Roods market
.dull and depressed for most clones Of tex
tiles. 'Die following are the changes to-day:
Amoskeag ACA ticks reduced from nl alto
do. A Irmo 21 to 25; do. 11 Iron 22 to 21 and It
Iron Is to r. Mansnoloood is A ticks doom
from 24 to Sr, II from 21 to 1%1: C from 12 to 18
and D from 17 to 10. Bleached musllns moat
soon follow in the wake of brOwn good, and
colored cottons of other make, notet depre
ciate In some ratio as above.
tin Mad.
CLEVELAND. July 18.-Floor quiet ana u
bunged. Wheat In good Ileumnd• but irregu
War sales of So I red whiter at VAIN
closing dull at $1..:f7 for Ni, 2 do! Coin quiet
steady. and unchanged: No I mixed held a
ler, No 2 do. at Irks. Oats steady and un
changed: No. I State We. Rye quiet but Urn
un o ut t il l , itt le ß do rl in y g L no a m le na t .
*P4e4tr ole e u r mb tarnle
for crude; relined per gallou.
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11Aurraoltu, July 134--Flour quiet nod arm.
Wheat; poor quality of red choice
cominally at $1.2.141C114); while *1,414' &Lath and
hoice nominally at $1.0311:10; Penna. $1,414e.
1,43. Corn dull for white: no prime received;
sales common at shiora.l,l3..mi veltow at
*,11.1. Oats tiOiP.r.lc for heavy and 6.1.1‘13 ; ic for
light. Provisions unchanged. Whishey
good demand.
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LOcinviLLE, July 13.—Ragging firmer am
heavy; hemp and fins 9kit3nr:c. Cott.:
shade firmer, middling IS' c. Flour and grab
unchanged. Provisions active. Pork
!Wan 14e. 17c and lac. Bulk meats Mc. la
and 11c. Lard 110. Whisky 976.05 c.
Memphis. '
BElCerits, duicl3.—liotton holders ask
receipts and exports not reported. flour
quiet and unchanged. Comment s4.ail. Corn
Itica.sl.lll. Oats itic. Bay . MX Bran Pi
Pork f1tt1.:,21. Bacon: shouldera 1104(1,1;111es Pk.
T01.r00..1 Orin. !Wheat YerY
Unitnna e lower; amber Michigan 11.251.
Corn dull and nominally 16e.1e. lower; No.
Loffered fit SG,: yellow etre, hub don :tad
Ovule lower; No.l 57 lsle: No. Y.
Os:WM:A VI- Flour unchanged; sal
O) hbls. Wheat Tact.: sales:l.6oU bush: N.
d Wobub, $l.lO, Ni t I Milwaukee Club he
td.:ll.thd white' Canada #1.:101,41. tlo
id at CK.—
EMMT!
DerllolT. July 1:1111.—Flour demand fair and
eadv: choice itt *7.itkffs7.2li. Wheat, dull and ,
bower; Ectrit No. 1 at sl,3ettitil.:l7. 'Corn
umlnal at toc. oat Weatern at filim State at
El=
MILWAUKEE, 31.113 . • 11.—Flour nominal.
Wheal unsettled at $1.131.." for No. I; 673.ie for
No. Oats lower at 70 , i• 'for No. 8. Corn and
Rye 00111illal.
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Nrw ORLEANS. Juts- 13.--4:otton dull and
nd lower; middling 164ic; •s:des Lail bales.
ceipts I. exports'SA stock 61.401..
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Cves - sagsan AND PrrranuttOu Ittu.nosit
CaIIPANY...JuIy 13-6 cars lake sup ,ire, Mc-
Knight. P & Co; G cars blooms, Nitpick & Co;-
dodo, John Moorhead; 2 do do, Hussey, W &
Co: t car ice. W Scott & Co; 1 to potatoes,
Volgt, M & CO: 5 bbis shoulders. Dalzell ,S: T:
LW oil, Pennock_&•ll; 4 Les a machines. 4
crates.Stnith & F; w lads oil. IV Flacus At Son;
gal hp barley, Watt, L & Co; I drum tobacco,
W II Clark;2s hos starctf: Carter. Met: & Co;
21) do do, S 1' Shriver & Co; 75 do do. Haworth
& It, 25 dodo. Rinehart & S; 10 do Ware,
Haworth & I); 10 bag starch. Smith & ti: rot do
do, Strickler & II; 10 eases. 5 CAtlttle, S II
Haled; sire corn, Kell & It; 2 casks ti ware,
. . . . •
Ileynolds, 01: Co; sks middling. Bricker .0
C 0,2.1 tails bow, Thos .0 Ilro; I hLI p
barley;] Porterfield: I do do. Schwartz o II;
.01 bgs worat..l ,k. IV Vidrley; sks rye. Mc-
Henry 6: II; :Mhos cheese. Wilson .0 Son, 2
bbls ego. Itruggerman t 0'11; W Liss cheese..
W M Gormley; LIC n bbls. C Wornicastle, I
barer. I do ego, Woodworth .0 . Ii: ca sacks
scraps. IV FISCU. & Son; 6 doz. chairs, S Turn-
PrrISIMWITI CIIWINSATIAND or. IMP
IlArbßOAtb July 18.-96 bgs wheat, 11 do oat'
S Hood; 8 ben scraps. 3 bblg pelts, W Flom
Son; bgs outs, lieil & Illtehart: 12 bgs rag
It ChrOity; bbl eggs, )leannrs Harper; 1 bt
egg, J A Graff: Is bale , cotton. A r Franc.
18 lobls lend. "_O hbA. bra., Hartman 8. il; 2
na bade, .1 >1 Iliter; g hides, Hammett 0
Son; PH tads flour. Seboulsker Langenbeinn
1 ear cooperage. W Hustings: 1.4.1.4 pct. hung.
Sellers & Co; 1 car staves. L Walters; 50 Ins
starch. Strickler .0 Morlege; bbla notratOft.,
8 do egge, itruggernm& O'Brien; 14 to. hams.
2 eta shoulders. II Owens; 10 bbls potatoes; H
ItaaJr; 10 do whisky. Dilllnger .0 Stevenson:l
do do, W U. Holmes; 1 to sausage. .I 1 ' Hanna
Co; 01 pkgs tobacco. W I. Jones; 5 tcs.hstns.
Vast & McGraw; 11 tes sbolders, Watt. Lang
Co; 5 p&p, tobacco..A T Gilmore; 10 ,1,, J
Lippincott; I cask shoulders. W Haslanc: 1 car
wheat, Kennedy Bre; in bales cotton, Holmes,
Bell 0 Co; 1 te sausage. E H Myers 0 Co; I do
do, 1 do bacon,J 11 rurker; r 4,1 lads bighwines.
Llttell & Ilechllnr; lon WM, Hour, ownem
Ithds tobacco. A Schaub.
PITTAmoui. FORT WAYNE AND CIIICAGO
Itsr.Poko.July IL- 2.5 boo cheese, W 11 Gral7
,& Co; 10 b. do, J C Wadrse & Co; MI. has do,
Johnson ;s‘; C; 10 bus do. Adams & F; 50 boo do.
Owner; 21 lots do, ' , Seibert; 15 bag do. K It
Mrers & CP; 15 Las do. W M Gormley 20 but
do, W Cooper k Co; 113 Las w gists. C Ihmsen
&Son: 1 car stoneware, Illeglns le Co; 100 kr.
powder. H W00d.3 tags tin. 31cCandless. .1 &
Co: I.r stases, B I) Moore; 25 h. cheese,
Watt, L k C.o; WAS ergs. H Gear ;k- (3 1 , •A1
do flour. Owner. 1 car shoulder; .7 P Hanna k
Co; :Ida stone. Bahama &G. -
A rikoneza STATION July 13 ---I car wheat,
Kennedy Bro; 1 car thne..lohnsion k Co: I car
metal. Lewis. Ltalley-k Dairen; 30 tars oat.. 50
bbls flour. M. Steel & Son; d doz brooms. Moon
Jiro; 5 hbls elder, Carson Bro: 11 Inr. meal, Geo
Stewart:lt:4ll,gs oats, It Knox & Son; I rite
lumber. L Walters k Ron: 5 bales Imps. Smith
& Cu; 3 crates starch..l Lockhart; I t at; cheese.
C Rahn; 2 bdls Iron. Lencock A: It.
ALLartrar CAUZY Itstutran. Jule 13.-
4 rolls leather, Seibert & Berk; 3 hdlg s skins,
- 25 tildes. 7 tads tallow. Mourner. a; Son: 47
nests wash hotels. Lewis Wood; 9 sks MR ,
II Woodside.; 45 Ma oats, roa do rye. Robb &
Herron; 1 car Mae. Henderson Rro; 4 la ,
cheese. Vansorle -
Prrrsnynoti
post. Ju1y.13.-
I.I.SVITIL 11A11.-
1. CR Leech; 5
15:kInnailt , ,F
,
Kell , 1 / 4 12; 51
'utter.. Kirk
- Fulton, It &
ril:hrekgs .." ..Stßon
Oliphant k Co; ri
kgn2.TP: Lo ok,
BIM
IMPOI
Prmaiman.
PACKXr COMPA.
henn: U 6 bbl.
wheat. 74 do net
McHenry Pi' 11:5
Co: olt% wheat
Kell Si It; 25.5.k0l
ii.iewiiiv7itCiN 5d eke whet,
4 do oats, Mello; tags, M W Ran
kin:Ls eke wheat. paint eggs. Mc.
Cracken. G & Co; 4 ' linden: 5 sks
rags. E Hazleton; 7 .....,. _ _..., .." Earker Jr .
Co: ZW d
1
Ws floor. Ido egge..l lM l ,vdrib 8 Co:
.31 bales bay, J C Sebatiorre & Co; 114 eke wheat
J S Liggett; 119 sherp.ldatlth k .1; lekawool. II
Childs..M6 galls stoneware. 11 Genetic & Co; 42
talk 4 hoard., It Matched t & Co.
. RIVER PACKETS. '
BELLE,
Vi. 111,10% 0 Commander,
J. Clerk.
adrpendent Pittsburgh, Brownsville no
GnuTa Packet
re
e ry .. TIJ ETH " A r Y T e lll.l "' t t n O " nA h t Va g ;
at i P. v.
Will awry Prelght and rusenors to all points on
the Mohoasabela deer.
For frelgor
bent, at toot of Get °Lu ttlrtret "l l. '""' .. ".m..""n"-
e/yh WM. MehLROY mCO A t.
PORTNIMMITH PACKKT.
F =____
II
R WEELISC, NABI• z aSt
ETTA. P A RE MINDORO,
O.ONyoN AND PORTSMOUTH.
Lam. Pittsburgh EVERY FRIDAY-4 I. r.
Laves Portsmouth EVERY MONDAY-10 g.st
Tim rumr sad splendid ggssermor steamer
GItANITF-STATE,
w. H. 'man ...... • 0 ....ana
Wi leve as na.nouneod. -
F ll or f r eight *MO 011 bor.] or to
O. ii. 0111116874.
LOWER 11118MNIPPI
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'von CAIRO. MEMPHIS) -
EidetVICESERTRO.N ORLEAN
AND RED RIM gllL=Tne splendid levrlll•Mer
CARRIE CONVERSE CAot.pto, Re.t,
Will leave for th bo
e a
• ve entl.lotanziedlele Don.
HATVILDAY,tbe letb inst.
Ortn
/012 FLACK k COLLLNOWOOIL Jegeete.
STEARESHIPS
rl l O LIVERPOOL •• AND' ItUEENgt
TOWN.—TILE INMAN MAIL
NrEANSlllPNLeeemberineeteen ,
eine vessels, Aleonittbeto the aslebes-
CITY OF_PAms, CITY OF ANTYMP,'
CITY OF 8051ON V , CITY OR BALTIRIO.D.
CITY IP LONDON. • •
Illno EVERY SATURDAi.froto Plorll3 Noith
g 0.... Now York. Yor passage or furtbor Inform-
U....PP11 to
WILLIAM BINGHAM Jr.,.
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143 81111TUF1ELD STRICET.
RIVER NEWS.
The river continuos to recede slowly
with n fret ti inches in the channel by the
Monongahela marks last evening. Weath
ei nnsettleil sod warns, With '1A4'260118
of rare rain. .
The Tidal Wave. Capt. YVtn. New tin's
new lied River loot, arrived from Browns,
dile on Tuegds;y, and will leave for New
Orleans within the nmxt few days.
The Belle.: Capt. IltuThy, is ten' . ita
dependent packet for Brownsville 'and
Geneva Malay, leaving at 9 P. at. Although
in strange waters. -Capt. Haney is the
right man in the right place, and as he is
one of those who bear acquaintance well,
he will soon have plenty of friends in the
Monongahela Valley. The Belle ham just
been thoroughly overhauled and rethdred
and is in excellent condition for business.
The new steamer Carrie Converse, Capt.
ti. W. Rea, is announced to depart for
New Orleans on aturday.
Busineski cont inues very slow the
lauding': and there is not much prospect
of any immediate improvement. !
—The Neniphis Appeal -of Sunday
says: Capt. Tots Leather, is justly proud
of his gold medal presented to him at St.
Louis.. Ile says he 'will transmit it to his
children as the most precious gift he could
leave them. It is certainly a beitutifol
souvenir of Mei of the grandest adhieve•
meats of the age. The niches left for
New t Weans at noon. She had a fair trip.
Captitial.mithers informs us he will make.
two more trips to St. boils.. proeided the
river hold at 8 feet. above Cairo. It is
Ilit• pilots 01 n o t Sole BBL with those .
of the Nakha run up. prii;
whom , name watt given to as, is reported
to hs,e torn up some advises left 101 l the
Notches at that port
-The Cincinnati Empirer of Tumulny
says: Before J Commissioner Blinn; on
Stiturday, appeared several deck-hands of
the wreeking.bont 'l'. F. Eckert. claiming
wages. The Captain responded that he
hail given an ordi , r to one of the crew of
hands. a Mr. Smith, for the whole amount,
Mid that he absconded: As die men
claimed not to iniVe authorized' Smith to
collect for them, the Commissioner tle.
tided that the boat was liable. and issued
an order to this etleM.
Captain Ike lintintqis I e built at
vusville the-Thirteenth Ern, whioi in
le the lightest dranglit timid i.ver in
lied. River trade. lier Auentinns are
feet keel,„ feet Hoot and 3 foot hold;
,ilerr, 12 inch cylinders with 4 feet
ke. She will knee a half cabin. It
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—.luni , 47 the tow-boat Coal Valley co:.
idea iivith the entlierdant of the Net.wort
ridge, and carried it • away. Snit; has
wen brought by Mr : Q.CISCO, the
'ridge tOT,• in the United SUM'S
listrirt ,;tort. against the imotirs'of that
'oat for .15 damat es. ariaing from
The (1a.:n..0 !salt says. TI
•re of din Ohio Nn. 4 'request us
mtradiet a published Staterlll.llt that sl
•ilI go into the Pittsburgh trade the cot
tg She MO built for a l'inel
ti anti Marietta packet. and will renta
that trade. .
The report that tlw Natchez had to
=
.
II untnie. 1 4 11 e is in aKgeod trim as when
he left New Orleans, Not a bulkhead
ens taken down nor a timber removed
rem the accustomed place.
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nazi orytiiinilav night. and departed again
for Pittston:el on Monday. Capt. Kerr
tilailifig the breaking, of it hog chain.
OILS
Tack, Bro. & Co,
e PERRI WILDING,
Crude & Refined Petroleum.'
TACK BR(
. BRS.,
Phi ladelphia. '
WRING & KING-,
C,aumlasion Merchsans and Brtikm In
Petroletul and its Products
HI-oCK.UINUFSNRSTAT
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WARING,KING &CO
pa 109 WALNUT STREW
ECLIPSE
PETROLEUM REFINERY
Herbert W. C. Tweddleil
MANUFACTURER OF
übritating and High Test Burning Oils
ECtilettß RAILROAD AXLE OIL,
Stands great heat withimt change: remain. Inn
rid at lowest temperature& Special oil fur ...PP
cal climate,* or hot weather.
LOCOMOTIVE. ILNGINE, MAPHINR SHOP.
Will cut screws.
SAW MILL. AND PLANING MILL 011-4, '
Adappted
f UIt ie VeittI'IPAIPILIGIIT 011
OIL, TANNERS' STUie-DiNr.Ol.R, "
PING and 1511110
OIL, IIAILS OOB PARAPPINR.
ARMOR. VA RNIS/1. to preset - re Bright Iron
Work and Ihichinery from rust.
These products aremanulnetured under 111.
Tweddle's patent by Superheated Steam in Venetic,.
The Lubricating Oils are almost odorless, perfectly
are. uniform. and noway light remain tand •
high temperate. unchanged. and undid
during extreme w.M. The Itatimul Oils are este.
limbed, and are in winatent use up,w tunny of the
Princi itames
orders pa left l
at 174 WO O STURM. Works at
Sharpsburg Bridge.
PROFESSIONAL
o.
Jos, M. tiawi,am & Co
ATTORNEY... , AND COUNSELLETIM AT LAW
golleltorn In Equity aab Rankrupsey. Orris's. No
90 SIMI At ENVY.. Pittsburgh. Jenylill
A RCILID,ILD BLAKELY ,
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• Attorney-at-Law,
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AND r) army::
_masks oats. w ii
Kl6lry or
H;
13 Ilk, wheat
Kramer.ll
ro; bra oats.
1311 & CANZID gal
Kn. 116 111 , 111 Am-tux,
.I:kebonth: Ps.
172=1
W. DeCANV,
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ATTOR7iEY AND COIMBLLOR AT LAW,
11110 relll.ed to No. 57 aftANT effitleler, Pitts.
butch. Wilt prseticein the U. 14. Cies-ottani/ DWAIN
Courts. in the State Supreme and all tho Ohms of
Allegheny county, and man collections In moot of
the NUJ/went cnunttee. feria/
H. p. MeCOIptICK,
A ttorney-at-LaW,
•
eirl'routpt attention given to all kinds of leen
hu Wale
TAX NOTICES
U . S. INITIINAL REVENUE,
TWRNTT-TIIIRD DISTRICT
.OLI,‘IiTTOIt'S NOTICE
OrFMK CoLLOCToR Or MYYMIXALVaarIia
Collectlytr i nrlct of Penna.,
Mo. 6 W.ILLer of
; May 111010 4 1070
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Notice Is hereof elven that the sonnet TAM. of
,Ppeeld Totes, forme MY termed Lleensesoute of
tho Terms On .: ' • • - '
Incomes, Carriages, Watches,
Silver Plate, &0.,
Ms now In this Were. when payment wui be re
ceived thathou by the Collector, on the after the
FIRST DAY OF JUNX. 1870: These UM. hav
ing become due. wont be paid before the G3th der
of Inns: 1810. otherwise, additleael expenses
will be Incurred by the the payer. •
X. BUFFINGTON. gal.. DeputiCollactor for the ,
County of Armstrong. and zuwir I.FON. tea.
Deputy Collector for thearthaly of Butler. will be
' reedy to receive after the let of lune:for their
respeetthe countles.and will post notitteedeethee
this the time and when and where they Mil
We prepared LO reeled the taxes •colleceable by
r n „,,, pod oily Freeallusehil or national
11=2
curnynel. Moe Wits Tram OA.V.to 3 r. mt.
JOHN M. HULLIVAIT,
env TIMMINS d Omei.
prriestonot. June 1. ISt 1
LNACEORDANPE WITH THE P
VISIONS of the City Weft. soils* It berth . ,
. tome Tax payers 01.11111 Qty of 14111.10MTb.
Onl the maessmento of
City, City Binding, Special, Poor,Bus
ness, City School and Ward Sc 00l
'fakes and City Wain' Rem;
~
For the seer INTO here, lea amotailxo. I.
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b .,, ode gee returned to me for toll , . A
.. 3 . 0 , 0 . of sive p.r
patil be ape a no n
MI Texes sad Water Beall p i e or b .,,, th .
myt. d.l of August. end Two per autum I WO
of the Snit def. of August and ufTenth
day of September.
A. J. 00CTIAA .
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1.1 Qty?nwpro.' i
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SPECIAL NOTICES
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far -DOCTOR WHITTIER CONTIN.
111 .TO TREAT ALL. PRIVATE 111S
EASES: That numerous class of esagis restating
from producing unmanliness. nemoun
debility Irritability , eruptions. seminal omissions,
anO Onally in , P o te i ' . YP ei-nv '' ° " " ''' red. Per."'"
areiclati with delicate. Intricate and long standing
constitutional complaints" are tmlltely Invited to
call for ron.itation, which colts nothing. Expo.
rienee, the best of teachers, has enabled hint to
perfectm :i
ruined tea at once erticienh,safe. peon:trit,
and which In most cases can be need without hind
ranee to business. Medicine, prepared it , the es- •
lablishment, which braces °Mee pa , reception and
waiting...pima; also boarding and alcepinii apart
menta for patients requiring daily personal atten
tion, and vapor and chemical baths. thus enneen
twins the lanced mineral timings. No matter who
bare failed, state viinr case. Read wha cure.:s
his pamphlet of Shy pages. sent to any b for
le c.v.:lope. Thousands of cases •
kreattylUnsin
manually. at °dice and nil over the cont.'''.
Ponsuitation free, personally or brmall. Office No.
9 w•lte otroet,tnear Court Ilouse) Pittabursh. Pa-
Boum 9a.W.to 9 P. vs. Sandier 111 to P. w.
Pamphlet sent to any addreas for Twit sTa at rti.
sp . ! •
DT -DYSPEPSIA-NEW MORE OF
TREAT3IENT.
PROFESSOR WALKER, the distinguished Eng"
Botanist, discoTered in Australia ay. excellent
danic remedy. an_ effectual curt, for Indtgeetion.
•Idilions and Liver Complaints, add c,mmuniested
the alone to the I.hiladelphia manic Institute.
'rho Blicretary will, en aPPliCatio . forward free t.
et, this important recille.i
The Medical Reform Society a s o makes this atv ,
nouncement will not make anl charge for this&
recipe:the object being to den, nstrate the rape.
e of Bo9nle over every Mier practice ut
medicine, but In return request thew who an
benelitted to forward to the Stieletr a abetemen
of their case, and thus aid with facts the presets
movement in medical reform. Endo. a dlrecle,
envelope to the -SECRETARY UP THE 111)
'PANIC INSTITUTE:: 856 South ISth atreett
I.llllndeluhln. ichya
og.:11AN1100D: HOW LOST! HOW
RESTORED --dual Pub...lsm:l In a sealed
NATvelope. Price.abt cents. A LECTUREON TIIN
URAL. TREATMENT. end Radical Care of
tteratorrhisa. or Seminal Weakness, and impedl
e no Steerage generally',
_Nem...times., C0n
,,,, eioiy, M
Ens: ental and Physical
Incapacity. c. St tOBT. J. CULVER'. ELI, D.
nt
sealon plmn envelope. to. any address, postman ' ,
io , n receipt of six mem. pfii; postage stumps to
I !LOLL t (,1,,,27 Boery, scat
%a. Ikuitoftbm tat 41399.
e /liu Dr. Chasms It
Marriage huide:' Price . ..E3 nta. toramal
rgrRATCIIELOR'S It DYE--
Th..ylendld flair Dye la the best it, the
world. tnrmlear.
renable, instantnneens,dees not
contain lead. nor
. any VIITALIC pulson to produce
Pavalyals or death. Avoid the vaunted and dela
tZPlCi7g=nrrro=:ll.Paellil4W;Pnli.,
had 30 years untarnished reputation to upheid h itw
Integrity as the only Perfect flair Dye—Black or. .
Brown. Soid by all lirmtgista. Applied at 10
Bond Mreet. Y. - fe7
ar AVM) • li.tiln or
earl I indiserelion.eausing nervous debility,
prensetun , deeny, Ac., hoeing tried In vein every
sdrertimest remedy, bee diseovermrs simple means
which he will send feels to LIR fellow.
sufferers. J. li. nr.EvE.
pestywr I'S NO/Mu Street. Now York city.
; ,:.u J 1• c
ESTABLISHED BY A. & T. DORM, DO
11'..M. GORMLY,
Wholesale Grocer,
211 LIBERTY STREET,
;Directly 0i1y...C10 E.le 'totelj
I3l=ll
NI. srrEELE I . & SON
—entn»tisslon Merebants,
And Denlnrs In 1.1.01 . 1 t, OR AJN, Fitigl), he., he
N 0.93 (Mho STU EV neur E.ut (7..haLion. AU.
gheny City.
lleanor & Harper,
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Commis, -, •ion Mereliant
=2
W. C. Armstrono'
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ROOM COMMISSION 31ERCILINT,
5,.15 . 1W No. 13 ETILF.F.T.
L. J. 13 LA.NC:"
Who!emir and Retail firocer,
No. 396 PEN NSTIZ E ET
. .
LITTLE, B.IIRD ATTIE , i, Whole
Pets kl'
CrltOCElL.,Clonnolralrn Ilerchanto und
1/ealers In I,ulure, Flour, Ilucon, Choniu, !AM,
Carbon and hard till, Iron, Nails, Moak Colton
Varns.and nll rataburgh Mallaraetures generally.
II t and SECOND STIIKWI'. Inttobitr,ih.
icatx f. uursr....co*. nom.
TORN 1. 110 USE & 11110 S, Snmessorg
tl to .10IIN I. HOUSE a CO.. Wholevale finvofn
an d
d ronunlnsion Merchant, corner .4 nranhdeld
an Water Innoet, Inttodonrvh.
PAIN 1 , 111, ,
§IIITTON 11; IVALLACE,
ONCK , ItH.S AND I'IIaDUCE DICALKILS.•No.
Sixth avenue, IMlA.ibuntt.. ••
DIAMOND SAVINGS BANK
=
CICPITAI • 1Y 10,000
srurpt.t..intus IKrtVII , L7AI.I.Y
DepeaKa In rum. et $1 and upward. received:
Interest allowed en time dap... Particular 'at.
Gannon a - Ivan to collections. precoPds of which
P. remitted promptly.
James N. Cooper, Abraham Garrison.
Seines C.J. Allmon, I Andrew L. Robinson
Wm. Rinds, L. Widerheld,
Jos. Eleming, ,‘. N. I% Sawyer.
President—N. P. Ejil.ari e .. r.
ilashior—JOllN $. SCULLY.
-. ALLECIFIENY .
NATIONAL BANK
Of Pi tt , bllll.oll.
Ni.. 33 FTFTi - 7 AVT:NUE
Capital Stock
J. W. COOK. President,'
S. W. MACKEY, Cashier.
e2inrd W. IeicOANDLESS, - Asst. Oasht
NEW YORK, Ear .1,1.1870.
THE• FIRM OF T. L. TAYLOR
(NYOPE t In dissolved by Mutual Nbnbent, and
we Dave this day formed a limited partnership
under the name of
TAYLOR Sr, COOPER
No. 5 Broad St.,
for the transaction of a mere' Drokeracc and Fl
nancial torentee. neentlattnir Loans. Sc.:
:111R . JOHN BAILEY'
Aµ
special partner, having contrlboted $30,000
to e common stock.
Wo take Dila opportunity of thanking the cus
tomers of the old km for their won tsticalege.and
Of soliciting a continuance Id their Nears. .
We also oder our services to all. end respectfully
solicit. their business In the pOrthave end 'ode of
all securities dealt In et the New York Clock or
Chil up on he. .
Cop and Dividends collected.
Interest. allowed on degonnt.
Orders by Moll or Telegraph promptly executed
THOS. f.. TAYLOR.
WM. COOPER.
JOHN tIAI LE V.
Refer 'by pennlyylon 4l Fleet Nationni Dank
'lttyburgh. Je
CENTRAL BANK
No. 35 Bank Block,
No. GS GRANT STRUM
11=31
Bank of DISCOUiIt and Deposit
FITOCIriIULDIMB' INDINIDUALLY
hatred Allowed on Time Deposits
Culiectlona moan In on the principal Citing of tho
1/nltcal Mateo and Canada.
mnum
7710b1A8 FAWCETT, MADISON DAILEY,
D. W. C. CARROLL, J. F. DENNISTOS '
jAmtaii, nopsjus, OKI:OWE !NMI A.N.
JULIO AMER, JARED MAIRUSII
'Amyl 'mows, ' DAM, 11. HAVRE.
J. IL WALT/TR, _ A M I.IIJEB.
THOM. FAWCETT, Prosldost.
J. W. DAVITT,CA/Alor.
' 'RUNNINGS. As/1.0/6161er.
AvIEVALTET
_
STRAWBERRY
Baskets and Crates.
Km ., s .. IN STORK of the MOST APPROVES
137 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
t2t r aku i =el Baskets st Esete.ri Mese
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MCMI
. -7 .
.
R.M.M'Cowan&Cos,'
BOULEVARD PAVERS,
Pare Sidewalks,Cellars, Inside Yards,
Drives, de.
WARRANTED AGALNOT aIIANOES OF ILEAT
AND COLD.
Orden , left at Damn Otioe. oral as FEDERAL
EpET. Allegbwmy, gromptly attended to.
Hafer by permilmion to kyo, bborb A Co.
au Park. Barmy, McKee & CO. Major J. Do
m. miiMeratTna
PROPOSALS FOR COAL—Sealed
Propodels will be asoelved at No. lit Wi'LIS
IMBEET, mail Jell 611. 'lB7l. for from mix
(1010) to ten (10.000) tbooutaid bombe . of
good LUMP COAL. to lam dollyerod at the Great
fklimoni lions& ' REMAIS •
FINANCIAL.
AMERICAN BANK;
No. , 'JO Fourth Avonue
Stockholders Individual') Liable
RANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT
JOHN FIA W 31, 1, LOV
PreOdent. Carhier.
I. GreOPS!
The. M. Marshal, Jahn M. Mantua&
Wra. T. Slotnnno ; Archibald WellaN,
James W. An,. Ja n. Kenn -
tar. IL Leech. ; Wra. Floyd.
Ji;linkloyel, •
Cullen...le mune ..13 ell teno , s to the United
States end 'anadn. l'enmpt encentieU paid ,0
eseondems.
Tradesmen's National Bank,
WOODD STREET. CORNER SECOND AVE.
INTEREST PAID ON DErqsiTs
=
CITY BANK,
112 FIFTI AVENU E
MEM
ST'In gg2IINT iVt11117.41/SIWIT.V "LE
FOIIEIGN KXCIIANUE bought and sold. no
when desired remitted 111 Europe. Collections
made flo nil anti in all the pnnalpal points of the
Uolllld mato multi
UO3IINICK lIIMSEN, President.
J AMEN lictlA BE, Vice PresldeoL
W. N. MORGAN, Cashier.
• omennem
IL Waren, ' James McCabe,
Thomas lionrke, Ilugh Keating,
Patrick Kane, Terence Campbell,
Chas. D. Darr, • James Phelan,
Chas. Kelannt 11. A. •
• H. .1. Untoe, Thomas eases.
N. Ropy.
IclA5 • JOE. M. It AZZAM,
FREEHOLD RANK
AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION
UAPIT AI
PRI •
DEPOSITORS SkTL7IIED BY REAL - ESTATE.
AND INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DE
POSITS.
ITcAIdent—EDWARD 11011 SE.
Ylea Prosldents-i. S. CRAFT. ADAM .JACOBS.
CIIWAIID 1101:78E, WILIAAM PHILLIPS,
JAMES 8. CRAFT. ROUT. W.IIACKEY,
THOMAS STEEL, JARMO M. BRUSH.
• THOMAS W. DAVIS.
&orator end Tronsurnt—THOMAS STEEL.
Alolstant Ciohler--JAMM P. SPX SIC
Office bourn (non() o'clock A. m. to 4 o'clock P.M
dallT, end every Settspday•evenlnd from 7 to 10.
$ noZtnett
commEßciAL
BANKING COMPANY
. .... J. .k. STEELE.
CAPITAL ......
Stockholders ladlvidually Liable.
licxoEx,
ALEXANDER HAMM, JOHN LINDSAY,
A. 11. ENGIDDI, 1/. R.
I H,
W. H. EVER ,ON JOHN 0.11
W. 0. I lUG H Ally 'IL F. WI
xAcOR KLEE.
Eollfbette.n. rondo on NU SOC...lble polnt'a of to
United Staten and Eanadan. •
INTEIIEST Kilowed TIME DEPOSITS.
Prompt ottention 'given to all bilafiltila of comp
pndenta. • .
TEE SAFE DEPOSIT CO
Of Pittsburgh,
Safe Keeping of Vainaliles,
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No. 83 Fourth
Preeldent—WlLLlAM PHILLIPS.
Vloe President—HMS HY FLOYD.
ntlirt - Toss•
William , Byron 11. Politer,
Henry Lloyd, " Jos. S. Morrison, -
William Hee, George Slack.
'WIMato M. Lyon, , Callas IL Hussey.
' Jae. I. Hennotl,
Sauey and Treas.—S. F. VON BONNIMMIST.
Open daily hum 9 o'clock P. M. to 4 o:elook p.
- •
HAIt'Is,CAUGI - 11117 &
FINANCIAL
17=
.$lOO.OOO
==l
9100.000
NV: w. KNOX
IMETZ=I
PITTSBU lIGII
IMMIEM
bold, Coupon Rondo and Stork
BOUGIII AND BOLD.
A. BlLADLNY.Presidilit.
W. VAN KI ILI, Vice Pre%ldent.,
VILUS Cf. A RK
PlttU PA
0100 000
No. lOU Fourth Ave., Pittsburgh.
::43111311:
No. P. Fourth Ave., Pittehurgh
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MITEI
Fire and Burglar-Proof Vaults,
Bankers and Brokers,
OKNEK FOITTII AND WOOD. STREETS,
Pitt-burgh. Pa.,
ISOCCESSOR . 9 TO HANNA TIARTA CIL,I
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And partition ottordlol!:0_41 : to the porch.. and
Gto - tternment. B udet:
Sight Draughts Oil -Ix radon.
myi.
N. Holmes & ons
BANK - g,W_;,
67 Market Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA
Collect.ons nude on Sal the prlnelpel Puha.°
the United ntates and Canadas.
STOCKS, BONDS,IND OMER SECURITIES,
BOUCiIIT,ANTIOLD ON COMMISSION
Parana. latent!on pad to the purchase tad
Wm of
United States Securities.
MORGAN, KEENE
- & MARVIN
Street,
erhird door from Broadlra.7,l NEW. YoRIC
Rutland nn Cornntl3,l4l STC.c . K3 .6 IIOND9,
(101 Elirllllll BECUILITI 9. and 4 1,11. end
transact
A General Banking Bushiess.
TIIEO. M. MORGAN, 9 ADIVEL 0. KEENE,
9kLitEN K. MARVIN.
L " . P "`”Tg: ge.7Z V.I.NIINIT 6°—
thellW vicinity of the stork Ez.
unease and fluid lloanl (and members of each),
orders aro ”seutell with the grentesanoseible dee
patch.
hulte ;.
elers and loventore.ll•Leaat a distance,
elm rely upon our attention•to Muir soudlcet or
l 'Zritnoryl,l:74 J ,W i a
NI buslneen of National Ilanee n and u ue;aratlons
on tee meat favorable terms.
. . . • • .• .
Individuals and Trost Companies, contemplating
Ichange In their secutitten. or dashing to =eke
nqdry concerning any Inane= business the/
have to OM city aro Inroad to oommanieste
: i v ,
us penumally or by letter.
eterence—htet=l. Jey Coo= Lu Co, New . Cork.
u_stgust.l
7 Per Centi \ Gold
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
Coupon or Regot,ered,
a lum OF 11. S. TATO
OF TRIC
Burlington, Cedar Rapids
& Minnesota R. R. Co.
We no still offering a, limited quantliff for Oslo
At-90 and Interest
Interest payable May and November.
.
3. IllgJATt TTIOMPRON i
• Trustees. .
.. CiIAILI.7II.. MOAT, ,
These bonds
on
o f
ye po l der n. ale convert
ible at the opt on of thenitiate stocitof
the Company at par, and the barmen% of the prin.
deal la provided Vichy • einking fund. The con
vertibility privilege attached to these.bonds min
uet fall to cause them Rt. no dlitant.day to corn
..trr.
mend • market rice considerably above pm
The wester of the road Is already oompleted
and shows I earnings. end the balm:rot the
work le rapidly Wig.
The present a vencod condition and Ism earn
ings of the and warrant as In unheeltatingly rec
ommending these bonds to Investors. Rs, in every
respecl. en undenabted security.
U. It. rivatwantles, at present Price.. only rent.
ITO per cent. Interest. while them ply eight and
ontromarter per rent. in Gold. and we regard the
recency equally mood.
The Company reserre th e right, without make.
to advance the price.
HENRY CLEWS & CO.,
31. Wall Street, New York.
B. orect.w&at & CO, MOUflih. P.
BOWES & FOX, MM./.IOW.
KURTZ & HOWARD, Pld
BARKEIe, BROIL & CO.. rtwAdophis.
TheDAVILA! & RHO., PMladelpida.•
TOINNOKNO,WOCLXII&ca,PkukuIPhs4
ENGINES, BOILERS, &c.
FORT pr - rp
Boiler, Still and Tank
_CARROLL Si, SNYDER,
13 =1
STLI.IS AND OIL TANKS.
eDININHYS. DRI:ECIDNIi AND ASII PANS.'
SKTTLING PAN:, SAUL` PANS AND PON.
DESSKILS..
GASOMETHRS AND IRON
BRIDon..
PRISON DootlS AN!) COAL SIIUTE.4.
3d„Short and Liberty Streets,
I=l
Lb — Orden neat lo the above .iiiiiress will be
promptly ettimeled to. ,
HUGH-M. BOLE & Co,,
Con l'olad Alley and llnonesne St,
INKAIt TII I putNT.)
Engine Builders, Founders,,
ATA.C.I4 ISTS
Manufacture STEAMBOAT EN O'S anJ STA
TION KILT ENGINES of all alzen. .
Special attentlnnlnvited In our neu STATION
ARY till. mnl.f. ENGINE 11ND oI:TALII.E
FOR•fr'h•'? 14 hq..r.rr-rtr,
cAsTINds,. of every Mod, made lon der at our
Foundry. nn THIRD STREET, below Wake.. •
11105 for OP Well, SHAFTING, MILLETS.
HANGERS. HOUSE and TOBACI•0 SCREWS.
.4 IRON TORACCO PRESSES. in hand and
made to order, at the
INDUSTRIAL NIORKS,
Flatting on the Allegheny Alger. neat the . Point,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
I=
Ries & Bro.,
)11U AND DURG!.AR-PROOF
SAFES AND VAULTS.
MEMO
MEMO
ENGINES AND MACHINERY
BREWERY WORK, REPAIRING and PUTTING
UP 11ACLIINERY,IINDILAIIIACCEMENT. Cor
ner lith end PIKE STREETS, PiltsbnrEh. Pa.
noldipP .
O'HARA BOILER WORKS
F. REPHAN & CO.,
Manufacturers nt wr RAM BOILERS, Oth TANKS,
STILL, AGITATORS. SALTA.NSGASONIE
THUS, SETTLING PANS. P RISO N DOORS.
CIMLNEYS. BRIM:LEN FIRE BEDS, eta,
Cor. of Second Avenne and Liberty Steer.
PITTSPUTWIT. PA.
Repairing done promptly. Orders sent to the
above sddress will be PromPOT attended
F. ItEDIIAN, formerly Manager a CAlttlol.l,
SNYDER'S. minded
FOUNDERS; - MACHINISTS.
NATIONAL -FOUNDRY
Pipe Works.
Corner Carroll and Sumllman Sreets
ISUiTII WM I ,)
=I
WM. SMITH,
MANUFACTLIUR
Cast Iron Bowl Pipe,
GAS AND WAFER WORK
2d7 Pipes ue atl eass Ineariabli In Plea listrf
sand and 1%1 feet lenaths. Also. fa I alaortanen of
inmend
,astlnks for Gas and Water Works
fluid 41 call the attention of 9upertutecidenta
us Worts to my make of ItETORTS.
El=
I=
lONONGAIVA,A FOUNDR
W. J. ANDERSON & CO.
Manufacturer. of MI ON HOUSE FRONTS, WIN
DOW LiNTKIS end SILLS, and
Castings ,of all Descriptions.
e2rTlNoi'=° eco.Td,;.,
Roust!.
orrws Awn FocAnAT—NO. ISO WATER ST.
PlUaburah. PA.
ROBINSON, REA & CO,
AutecsNre to 110111,46,11, MINIS & MILLERS
WASHINGTON WORKS
FOUNDERS SIACTUNISTS, PITTSBURGIT
Manufacture:no of Boar end Stationary Steam En
gibn:fnanßlajt tfoninen. ABB Nl•eltlnerr,Gas.tiag.,
g. nal tons of toll denerlpttoona OBTantaarion
Stilla. BMW-and Sheet Iron Work. 4
°Oleo No. ill, corner 1 , 11 - at and Frutthdeld stmts.
Aents InrG FARO'S PATENT mEcron for
1.11L . 1 - 52
THOS. CARLIN & CO.,
Fourth Word-Foundrs dt Machine Works.
.
=II
Manufacturers of Stairdnary and Poriablo Stearn
Engines. Oil Presses. Pulleys, Shafting. Grist and
San Mill Work. Rollins Mill and Machina Cullum
Grate lia ights. Warm Bosom, dc. to
to
order an hove on hand Ropines of all Gass.
sorilvis
Phce,nix Roll Foundry
Cur. LIDERT 1' AND 24T11 ST&
BOLLMAN & BAGALEY
• Manufacturers of Bup . orkor
Chill Rolls, Sand Rolls and Pinions.
BRASS CASTINGS
uneolY BIICIL —• CR/STANT, BASCH
Henry Bier & Co.,
(Successors to JOHN M. COOPER & C 0.3
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS
Brass Castings
MADE PROMPTLY TO ORDER.
MALEATILT: AND (FRET IRON SITTINGS,
OASR OPTIPTE
E A ND TURING
T L H L GLOB PATTEIIN NM
DONEOCKSV.ALVES,
BRASS WORK OP EVERT DESCRIPTION Is
Stears,Waterand'oll.
IdsontartuTersot 3.II.CnoperECODIPROVED
RALANCE.WIIEEL STEAM POMP.
AUENTS nt DEMI/ US' PATENT OILERS, lb.
but 1s the macro{.
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Corner„ Thirteenth and Pike Streets.
.D2s
ATWOOD & McCAFFREY
Coroor LmEarr STREW and TEIRD Ariormi,
Pittaborgb, Pa. IatLASS MINDERS and IRON
PIPE FITTERS, and AGENTAfer A.B.OAMERON
COR STEAM Pfau% AND BLOWERS.
FLOUR.
FIA - TU 7 I - 11110 MILLS.
R, T,',KENNEDY & BRO
ALIA:OIII[NY CITY. PA,
blaonfactaires a the follarrtne celebrated bruld
of Floor ;
3 Lar r g o ttntlare A sk o e . M . tl.l =F 1 1 40 ..
th rrt:grari ll i. elottiotopeito
to env of the some ers in the market.
plvrea ~ ,rranso.2 u rsterterothed.
Al5lO,
~1~~~~H• : c .: 3[4Y4
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IN ,
FULTON & GANN I
Practical Plunabers,
uksAtimmrAmminu e• .
Fifth A•an, sow_ lllab Stew& Plttibargh,,s.
Lead Plga ae , Ghat llos ktlas Flalatia. MM. Math
Tabsand =I Wash Stands, Icon PIN Iltalark Ala
Bast na_ pa. sad M Cock, sh WA.
?chits sod Pu &Thula jaallainarataad sap Isiah Oa.
Water sot Kean Fishalaw APcsrahas• Jabbing
toototitr Wooded to.
IRON AND STEEL
CRESC
STEEL WORKS.
AIRJIAR & PAR6IN,
0 'FIVE: No. 339 Liberty Street.
PITTSBURGH. PA.
UQUESNE WORKS,
VZI2
Aeman, Rahuii & Co.,
IrIANUFArTttAr.IOI
MON, NAILS, STEEL,
Axel s and Springs
IVESNE, L X AND JUNIATA
'FLAT RAIL HOUND AND SQUAIIE IRON,
'BOILED
HoOP, SHEET AND TANK MON.
'BOILED. ULATILS AND HEADS,
MUM) 1110 N. M MAO AND DiITER DARN.
CRIMEA W Els; KS and HAIM. IV TEETH.
SPRING. 1 . 1.0 W AND CULTIVATOR STEEL,
MOITIoDS L O . I
A it etitig.2
CoACII, RUDDY and WAGON SPRINGS Sn
AXLES.
CUT NAZIS AND SPIKES.
Goo& First Class and Warranted
O e F FICES
r AND
77
O W RK te — r s lo e l e b t Pittsburgh. ADO
Pittsburgh Steel Works.
ESTABLISHED IN IgIS.
ANDERSON & WOODS,
Best Refined. Cast Steel
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION: ALSO.
Bed Refined German Plow & Spring Steel.
CORNER ROSS AND FIRST AVENUE. Pitts-
Stißch.'Pa. anlAnll
InTTSBURG-II
.7rovelty Works.
FOUNDED A. n. 1833.
MOORHEAD, ADAMS & CO.
Marnauners of H ' ETSTOE STANDARD
bank's Patent, PLATFOILM AND COUNTER
Jan. Faced 1.:n.4 Doer Locks and Intehas.
Paint and alien &e.
Corner 01 FIRST k:NCE and GRANT STA.
rittabumh. Fn.
Sheffield• Steel Works
SINGER, NIMICK & CO.,
rirkSltUltoll.
I=l
Cast and C+ernia - rt Steel
UAILWAT sritime.
ELLIPTIC AND PLATFORM SPRENOS,
AXLES, STEEL. TIRE, de, &a.
I=
1.)1AINIOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, .BROTHER & CO.,
Manufacturers of all De?lerjptiong o
neck.. and NV AREITOUSE -30th. 3m and
Railroad MSPcII, rittaburßh.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &c
COOK STOVES.
Get the Best!
BISSELL & CO'S
TRIUMPH, •
For Bitwanous Coal.
Wairantell to COOK. BAKE or ROAST
Ie any other Stove In the Union.
BISSELL & CO.,
No. 235 Liberty Street.
ALSO, 1,,N RAND AND FOR BALE
PARLOR STOVES, . HEATING STOVES,
ORATE FRONTS, FENDERS, •
COOKING RANGES. Re .. AS.
GRAFF; - HUGUS & CO
IM!!!1=f1!1:!1=3:1E1
STOVES,
Bostcin Cooking Range
"THE FIERY FURNACE"
FOR WARMER° BUILDINGS.
True MEW C O LUM BI AKING STOVE,
"REGULATOR," COOK sTovm
VANE (Cincinnati Pattorni PORTABLE RANGE,
CAST IRON MANTLE 4, WELLMAN'S REFLEC
TOR. Glit ,
F ENDICIL9.4AT)LS from from .
dirt and Snot: GRATE
FRONTS
206 And 208 Liberty Street,
" PITIEBDROW
A.BRADLEY& CO.
No. 30 Wood Street.
Manufacturer. of the Orsatent Variety of ODOR.
PARLOR end HEATING STOVES to be ...and.
In our...mown will be found al Umlaute. PAT
TERNS and IMPROVEMENTS. and the reputa
tion of nor SWILL. mica that any t marli want of
:=4.l"ursta th ' = " f o o o u o nd u the most du:
nama• as well as economical. Would call sartleular
attention to our new VOLCANO ST VE. for
churchos,halls and stons. Over 100 told Inthree
month.. Intended for with or without cubic. All
Atha ham. need them pronounce thorn nuperlor to
any ether and far cheaper. Send forCataloguo and
Plitt, Uat. POO
WINES, LIQUORS, 'BO.
VAGNEWS RENO COLOR
The Very Best I u the UMW Slates,
ILANIJYACTURED BY
WM.. -WAGNER,
981 North Wreath Stmt,
=I
• •
Itlicaesmi—All the leadlne house. In MU
del • la, Jai:tea-Tr=
Sehraidt-& Friday,
IMPORTER OF
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &e.,
.0110LESALE DEM:MS.IN
PURE RYE WHISKIES.
Nos. 384 and 386 Penn,
Car. of ELEVENTH ST.,. fanner!
JOS. S. _FI;ICH & CO.,
Mac 183, I'SO,llll ll l. 103 arid 193
Ilillutakonni of COPPER DLTPILLED PURE
RYE WRISKy. Abo. denim roillooX
.4 la. HOP. ite• mhtteds
STONE
•
T COMM . ;•. ,
=bine Stone Works,
•
Forthvieft ..sm. of Wed Ipmsgaip.AlNPM ,
• !MEDIC ATVATER &M,
ilsse on beaker FIR , : glare voiles, limn
1,144..."12= far Mildmlts' arelrel7
uul Noma, a. •
ann.., On ni•OOMUIMA IMO
. ,
•
RAILROADS. .
Pr i iNSTLYANIA CENTRAL ItAIL--
..."1, Intl depart. follow. : -'.:
.STwAttO . p...t.r0,,,µ1l
Through Trains L Through 'MIMI
Learn I. pion Depot. . AnTve .t Upton
On
L. .
Meths. A. —1 . 330 APO?' all Trion 11:3 ism
~1 3
Meg Train ..:. Swlll mu, VMS Ursa. . ... , ,Itt. •
em
Ihintoo Ae....1 0.10 am tluctunstt Exi .not
clnelo`ll k:v...112,33 pin Pismtigh Ks.. • . pm
Phila.. Krprem 3 , 33 Pat ~,,. .K1 10. Umn
}Yet line 3-40 sins Way Passn'r..lll . to pM.
I9CAL. 1..../.1..
1 8
Mali No. 1.. 6.30 I=lV - 11111Na. 1.• 0, 0 moo
Wall's N 0.4 11 , 31 out BrintM AP No.l . 7, Oa.
Wall's No. 3.. 3:04 pin Wall*, No. L.. .. oam
Johnotown AP: 4:0 3 pm Jottwn Am . am
Walls N 0.3... 0 , 04 pm W a ll'. N 0.3.. pm
Wall's No. 4.. 3:10 pm Wall:who. 4.. , Ipm
Willolomb4 Aolo r ?...IY Pm Wall,. No 3. •: Pm
Walls No. 0...1 amw pm Brio to Ac 40.1. pm
Wilklnse . ot AP.I : pm
11pOnnall ItSpregui and Pattie KaPreas leave
. 1
duty. All %,ther trains du lly. exce pt Sunday.
_ The (vouch Trains leaves Wails Station wren
..
i'plai, m S:3O a. no.. fr e Vo4Ml i l4 t =rt to :ft
1 . 4 , 1010. t. aLliOrrives 4t Walls Statlon at 410 .
For further Int irmatiOn to
, w. 11. KWITEI L /4414.
The Pennsylvinia ltsdlroad Censpany wtll net as
." Ali
any
'' .. 4"1,. 8 .1f-r•e'lnwt:=.lr.
area Oella R, Tr n ,.......'" T.. Mg thial .
amount In value will . be at the hat of the owner. ,
twist's. taken by - special hearses.
.. . .
General Superintendent. Al g
tOOna. Fla
.. . .
13 ITTSBUROR, FORT WAYNE &
CHICAGO FL W. and
CLEVELAND k PITTS.
BURG J une
From I% IS7O, trains will leave from
and arrive at the Uoloit Welk.. DoKk Mile. Pitts-
Dumb city lime. as ludas!). t
„,...
Fast Goa 14/0 a lii!Dast tape IV:4d ..
L'.1. 1 4.4‘;°a . .. 1 :8.41:: "1 "1 " 2...,.,. }4 :1TCP:
Erie a San mink. el Itl;Chlestiro MW.. :ill pm
Calm. K0....1 .43 a m,Cleyelaad. kM.. 38 pm
CL 1 Wies Es, :IS p m Erie fa 1811 Ps :43 pm
pee.° Ka :IN p mit:l. k../a/I V /..f..0.1_•!. m
Zrig:AfZ . :lit t,' Oa Tit. - brZi , - ii7;:
111V 1 Aral i 1,4 0 :LICAWLLAIIT:1:
Leeile . Pao " . I 3 A so , ne+Or Mats •• ..8. aiu
•I :3 Xa m , Erton " PI,
IM
a m
1 3
Nat Citilb " 1:13 D Ell , nay cutio" lIP 3a In
Noon 0 , 30110111 lABIII3IIO "1 w Rom
i..ude. " 3 , 13 9in Kota Palls " • t 3Pm
Barer Falls " VAI3 o ..,, Leant/al. " t 3 9 m
lAretadale " 11343 p irt , " • P m
Fair Oaks 803- !Fair Cmks Sae-
Vfnuroh..l:l3 P 3 , 1 CM/ illaiak.-941!.• Ca
firm,. K. 91,10 leaves dally.
lefladda 131.999 arrives daily.
Prtluit Line leaves daily. Mondays creepted.
ope.ymei ktrie arid,. daily, Mondays except^d.
All other trains will leave and arrive dally,
Sundays excepted.
P. It- MVEHri. J. N. MeCULLOCCILT.
Cmil. Pas. 1 Tteket Moot. Geol. Hawser.
WWESTERN PENNSYLVANIA. It. It.
Y ,
.1 -4 r igiVel A ge:
Trains on . the West°
Pennsylvania Railroad will arrive at and demi
from the Federal Street Deput, Allegheny ( - fly,
at follows: •
(ALLRGITENT TIDE.) '
DiPART.
T= l- rti 7 "N . 4.1: O:tiftpors Na 1 iii:::
i,
Express- I tIY a m;Ciaremont Au.' : am
Livemont Ac.. :11 pin'Eavress • . peu
Freeport No. 43:3. pne Bringd'e No. :13p in
Mall 000 pmi kkeeport Nit.. Ypm
' P AVa e ''' N Villi ' lf &Yr ...4 ...,i.o. . : ° 9 '
The Church Train i n7 P Aiirgit ). JunctMu
every Rturid y at lik(leeo v N.. reschgir Allegben7
City at Pi A.. 0 Returning. leave* Alleitheng
filly at Pi: OP. N. and arrive at Allegheny Junc
tin at 3:0 P.m.
Through tlekAtA to Beitlor andatannethstown may
twr purchased at Welter's State °Moe. NO Pita.
Clair street. near the StupenDon Bridge
D
and at the Depot. Al*whenY.
For further particulate apply to
JADES LrfERTS. M i t,
Load Tickets to all Important out be
mainline of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
A. .1. CASSATT.
General Superintendent, Attains. Pa.
RiJIIKUT NICILSON,
ria2/ Superintendent. Pitlebtintla
A LLEGIIENY VALLEY RAILROAD.
LINE TO BLIFFALO THUOUGU TRE OIL
EKoloNs.
after MONDAY.
Anne Oth. IS7O, 3 throng'.
TralosdAllyiereeptlittedar
will leave Pltteburith Depot, IntlYmllth
vol PIA.. Orem, for Franktlo. ty. Buffalo,
Id MI point. lu the Oil Regime..
LEAre AMUR AT
etvvertn:.
ih 146 "I'
no F. p.m .
tz!gl2t..._htsTre_s
w: T - 14.7._.- . d& A .
Mah Testa g - r• • • • 2 •
: F. Y.
Bnalg o ßw . a4 Aces.. ;la.) r. M. 1 :.• A. R
ol a P. Y. . A. IL
1.1.1==. Ma OA. 0. , A. X.
SAM P. W. . A. Y.
' a Ralson
Parnassus 1143 P.
r 9 P.::
ehnrch 1:0u r. Y. 10: u A. Y.
R
I r rZtrn , l igns " e n rstrarl r rgranf , _,.. ".
A
.
L. 061 1. Palace. thasp i ty P w Can an NlAbt ruprau
Trains, boat ways between Pittsburgh and CUM.
J. 0. LAWRENCE, Ran . ' Supt.
hitt JA..110.5 I t DRAY, Tickat. Aseat
DITTSBITIIOII . AND COItiNELL. 4 9.
titAlN' E orMil i tt l3 o7:
and Her WEDNEnDAY
JOiT 6, 1 S7O. 'roans von arrive et and depart from -
Depot. corner of Grant geol Witter etre• es fel
lowe—cuy time:
Alinrele.
Moll Treln . OSO AALIG. Nfetleee-
VNT;T4.I , A 1112:11:'Grn;:4 An tSSit
let :McKee. •Weet . riewton . .
pol. A e . 011 . 0 A-11.. At, Fk.34A.IL.
rapes Train 3.l2l,ll..Exprees Tr . a.lll:ooA.Je.
Weer Newton OA McKee..
Ac' 4.30 P.M.I _Wort Ae 9 1 0 y P.M.
IW
Brad entre ey Parwerer :2.3 P.M.
Ar 3:30)..v..11•11 Train... :10 P.N.
3d McKee. Bradel oche
3 50rga ..... 8 - 20 e.11. 3 tema , ;;; , : 7-1/11P.At.
AT4ciiir;,.,lo:4o P.w.lwrzeitte gusep.y.
Church TY)011143 hAt. l ,Chureh Tr . 019:111 A.M.
...)Innenye lllth. AU other Trains d.iir accept -
Sunday. I). D. ANGZLI.,
1 Jue Master of 'ltems ortstlon._
...
P ...
ITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI AND,
BT. LOUIS RAELWAY...,........:
PLY HANDLE ROUTE. #II.IM-0111E.
MANGE OF TIME.—On at.% Vier SUNDAY.;
June-11. IE7O. trains will tease and arrive ar-
Um Paton Depot., Pittsburgh." loans , .
Pittsburgh Ifni ..
Express. TICPAIrr. AIM
12:1r. M. 1111 zoom
Fast Una
Southern Express
ti o x t =commcklttai , .. 1 . 1. ,: t.. tilt :
~/,
1
?:* li. Er tzt lt: Mr
Steubenville Aeoomukal. 1. P.m. I hsa
YeDonadd Aceounnod'a• . la oh : P.m.
Surdlny Church Train.— 1 : m.
The 19:48 A. 0. Fut Line willies,. ds: Y. The
1E43 noon , 11apress arrtves daily. All other tntles
run 6111 r exOspt kirtudsh
W. L. O'BRITEN.
GenornlTlakai Agent, Columbus. 0.
W.W. CAM% sup'{.. Dennison. Oblo.
HARDWARE & CUTLERY•
Pittsburgh Utility Works,
WEAVER - 8z JONE - S.
Corner of Juniata and Fulton Streets,
- Sixth Ward, Allegheny.
m.a.t.ron of STAPLE ITARDWARE and all
kind, LIGHT GUIST IRON CASTINUB.
We tender our Goods and services in the Trade
at the Lowest Pricer, and warrant all our work
skillfully notched. Orders solicited.
The &illusion nt Inceltre patiently Is called to
Our make of BED AND PLATE CASTERS. . -
• WEAVER & 7011310.
Address: Pittsburgh Postedlen. . artlisit
ESTABLISHED 1831.
Logan, Gregg & Co.,
DEALI2I9 Di
HARDWARE,
No. 52 Wood Street;
PITTSBMIGII, PA.
Spring floods, Hoes, Bakes, Forka,.
Scythes, Seethe, &e.
Merchants are invited to examine
our stack when in the city.
Orders by mall will have prompt at-
tention
BEAVER FALLS
I CUTLERY CO,
No, 70 Wood Street,
=I
Table Knives (Sc. Forks,
Pocket lkiaives,
Butcher Knives,
Bi•end Knives,
Carving Knives,
Scissors
Razors.
Putty Knives,
AND ALL OVER ARTICLES ON 11111111 1 11
LOIN' PRICES. •
Beaver Falls Cutlery Co.,
No. 70 WOOD STREET.:
12=3
ECM
PAINTING, GRAINING,• &d.
JOHN T. GFRA:Y,
BODSE AID SIGN PAINTER,
• • .• AND. 431L.A.211,
Imes rt.t. moa .t l 4.ts PitistraTill:l%;
AUSIULL% nrxra..
M
NiAagyAu.% alma. cc
ilsitiacce.
MAISHAII.2I . EII/ eras DTEMIIIII
11111lIZAILII Covernotims.
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tninit..
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