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GOLD, _ SILVER,
COUPONS
'Bought at Higliest Price.
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Co'vernme 1 Securities,
GOLD, SIMI: I AND COUPONS,
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Interest All ed ou Deposits.
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ma market rate.
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A st3,3.nt.c Or STOCKS, BONDS AN N GOLD.
JAMES T. BRADY .& CO.
THE DAILY GAZETTE.
MONEY AND COllld ERkE.
illy Telegrapn to the Pittsburgh G.ette4
NEW Tons. July It, leN.
There_ wan today a renewal of excitement
in rho gold market ninon cable dispatches rep
resent lag in unsettled feeling in the foreign
markets. Dispatches are contradictory, one
saving Napoleon declared that for the present
war is postponed, and another that the diplo
matic relations between Pelmet. and Prussia
were terminated at the instance of Prussia.
the French . Minister having received pais
ports. A later dispatch pronounces this a
canard. In the gold room, however, the pre
vailing opinion he there will be war, funned
on private advices •reCeived by the foreign
tankers. Before the formai opening, sales
were between 112,4,,it1Wii the tires' recorded
transaction was at Ouse which then.
has been an 'advance on large anon excited
dealings to ipv, and a decline' to SITS; then
the market advmced to 113! on the receipt
of cable dispatches giving ine quotations of
'Mrs at Ed in London, and saying Kent. ..ere
down to 67.4 f; these quotations, accompanied
with n report teat the French Minister
had withdrawn from Berlin because the
King refused to accede to the demand-of
Napoleon that Prussia should not interfere lu
the settlement of the Spanish Throne. Suc
cessive dispatches from Washington wer% re
crived, saying that the Prussian Minister
there received instructions from LW govern
ment to ask whether the Called States
would protect German Mnil Steamers plying
between this country and German ports.
The late telegrams were t lint the French Min
ister thought that convocation of German
-Parliament was imminent, and that Secretary
.Fish at' Washington thought war invelta-
We. These had a tendency to stiffen
gold, but still later u better feeling was re
ported in. London. and f•-al bonds were quoted.
all the way from slit to 05M. Ont hese quota
tions German bankers were sellers of gold.
and the price dropped in 11354 at the close.
Telegr tins from Paris quoted Preach Bentes
at. Cf. Mc., the lowest point of the day. This
started a war feeling once more, and the price
railed to 1.1.3X411137:. of which It closed. Car
. ports 1534,0
rying ratesoo. Clearances r 0.000,01%). Ex-
Money easy at Olin per cent. Sterling quiet
and steady at Pl.:rifle. Governments unsettled
by European telegrams, but the market closed
stron g.
though oN: dud.'o4 'Coupons of 'Bl,
63, 115. Q ,
10%; ,elo new. VkiF4Sh; 10 Uti 4' S.
061; /04111,.. - ?Ati; Currency, 10,q141‘. The
Treasurynought t 2,003,00 u at 1405 71-10nelici
IN 4400. • .
State Donde quiet, stead.r. 3lissouris 9134.
old Tennessees GON. new do GO. old North Car ,
ollnas IV, new do =1:.
Pacific railroads heavy and lower. Stock
market heavy and unsettled at the close,
When the lowest Stares of the day were made.
Ts,. European war excitement. In connection
wick the railroad war here and the low rates
.of fare and freight to the west. tend to de. ,
press prices. The market was led on the
siownward tuna he the Rock Island and Wa
bash: which stocks declined about two per
tent-while the balance of the market was off
per gent. Lake Shore his been In active boa
rowing demand. and has lent tlat to 1-10 per
neat. for borrowing.
(,timberland, 55; Western Union TelegraPh,
345; Quicksilver. 61 Mariposa. 634: do. pre
- ferrod. 14X; Adams Express, Wells, 1514:
American Express. 4414; United States. 455 ;
PaelllC :PaN; New York Central, WE:
SeriP. 9l Nt Erle.: 2 3i: do. tweterred. 45: Har
lem, "Ms; do. preferred. LW; Reading , 1015;
Michigan Central. 1195; Lake Shore. teN;
Illinois Central 133: Pittsbunt Itn; North
western Ea; wed W.: Hock land 112.15; New
Jersey Central LEIS; St. Paul 645; pretd 795;
Wabash 555; pretd 74; Ft. Wayne 95; Terre
Haute 34: pretd 03; Chicago and Alton 1165;
prefd 117 . . Ohio and 111,,Issipplal?;,; Ilarttonl
rod Erie 354; C. C. and 1.955; C. C. and C. K'S;
intrilagton 167.
, Sub-treasury balance: goid Cur.
tenor' 122.778.e.i.
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•
Ornas or Firm - Dusan Cliasrris
THURSDAY. July 14, 1470.
• The markets, an general way, continue dull
and there is not latch prospect of any Amine
dlate Improvement. The demand for most of
the leading articles continues dull and main
ly local, while to regard to values there are no
important changes. Country people are busily
engaged in harvesting, and we need not look
for much country trade until the grain crop
bu been safely boueed.
ASHES—rneltanged: common soda, ash, 4;
retried. 4i(; PearlsWlnif; Pots :X.
APPLIZ—In rteady demand and limited
sup IT. sales reported at Pilo per bid forgood
to choice. and $4 for common.
LlCiTrElt—la quiet and unchanged; sales of
- good acked, suitable for shipping , at lf.tallc,
and d elm may be quoted at di. •
315—Store prices; Fancy, $5,1l N0..1,
- N0...114; N 0.3, tax; Common. A
FANS—DuII: gAi11e.1.76 per bush.
• 11110011 0011 N—la dull. I=l3 eta
CHICKENS—Bare of live chickens hy the
coop. at tAls-75
cone
per pair, according to size
and condition.
CH
an denumiLis rather better,and
we can report regular sales at . 124614, for
Ohre, the outside figure for Closhen. Siveltzer,
" Eft.ttiNOlL—is quiet and unchanged; .
MM'illlte for staudard brands.
(1114NMEAL—WilitS1 per bushel.
DlllED.FRlTQuietandunchanged — stock
griy well reduced. Apples 414C4c. Peaches
for quarters. and "Hanfor halves: •
OS—Continue rath er ' dull and with In
creased arrivals. prices are weak, though un
changed and Mete May still be regarded as the
Sa.NICH—la quiet and unchauged. We con
llageipuote western rimers. In store,. at gm
[or . either winter or spring, and M ,
tore c hoice Wisconsin or Minnesota springS.
Fancy SL Louie brands 17Miltil, and the de-
Mend very light, as fanny flours are, to a com
mon phrase.' - nearly played out in this mar-
IlteL We are disposed to suspect sometimes
, that about the only difference between fancy
and the other Dour, is the fancy brand on the'
bead of the barrel. but there are people who
pry n dotrregVbgr when there
not ,ra2 Par the quality
of
the flour. „
OHAlN.—There it a moderate millina
Mud for wheat and the mills are taking ell
that offers at quotaiions, g1,L5411:117 for red
sad $1.30a1,35 for white. •Ontaelitarket more
• active and stronger. occasioned by orders
from the East; we can report sales of several'
car loads. to go to Philadelphia. at 67e and
cam car to go to New. York. at 54c. all, of
course, delivered free on board, which costs,
about a cent per bushel. Corn is quiet and
unchanged; sale of one car at tic, and it was
• subsequently sold at ere which was an outside
figure. Eye Is dull' nd unchanged lit WiCBsc;
Ate cu load at the outside figure. No snore
maTillasa--There Is ta r sontinued steady
demand for sugars and prldffs are firm though
unchanged. Holders are gaining confidence
with the war rumors from Europa, ae
n lt was,
thought that In the Crept of a rupture
tween the leading powers now threatening'
each other. the Cuban qnestion may assume
such a form as to temporally shut 01l supplies.
Coffees quiet. - Syrups dull Abough they are
always dull In hot vleather. •
• HAY—The market fs better, an the
eats have fallen off ennslderably, and prices
are a shade higher. We now linnete new at
11102,14, and oldat 115E91, action: Wig to quality
and condition.
HEMP—poles of undressed Kentucky Hemp
at t 167.
If 11111.14 Corn bilaks,ll2.3l( eta.
LIME--Sales of Cleveland nt rg, per bbl.
and eastern at 01.75. • - -
LARD OlL—Extra No. I is quoted at /1,23
lil nePod ;'' f l or li b tl iunTs 4 .4 l l7,.
t math Inanlry far sides
Or shoulders. etionlders at l 3 !$U for plata,
and isueta for Sugar
Creed: Sides
161(416% for 'Ribbed Bides; 17 for Short Itibbed.
a nd 17,tf for Clear; Sugar Cured Hams CZ:3M;
Breakfast 8a00n.19. Dried 8eeL.7,432.1a and
very scaree. Lard 17 la tea, and 164.1614 in
kegs and buckets. Mess Pork SM.
PEANcTs—non. tenosssee,nsu eta.
POTATOES—SaIes of new crop at $4,01101,4.60
'per bbl, and old at mew Pee bushel.
SHEDD—No movement In Cover dr Timothy
Seeds. Flaxseed la still quoted at
though - there is not much Inquiry . for
Ilisolocheat quOted at ff1e1.23 Per
babel.
IPICTROLEL , I MARKET
. 4 4.1rrics Or Prrntapaort
11orettlasY, July 14, 1810.
The oil markettcontlnues dull and unsettled,
affected keenlylas It is by the war rumors,
and at present the future course of war_
trade
very fogir3 - . In the event of a foreign
war, the perteral, impression seems to be that
the foreign demand for oil would be very Ma
terially reduced, and this, together with the
largely increased productlon. Is not without
Its. effect and Tarr naturally tends to male
oPiratorshearlsh. Notwithstanding war has
• not yet beendeolartskund probably will not be,
yet these Tumuli of war are calculated to have
sery deproseing MUM on the trade, atiani-
. .
..
•• , • , • ;.• ,s, • • .. 4,..;.„—.4• • • ••••-•.„ Y - •
V,Y. .
tlinithe market, presept as well as prospec
tive, from the effeeta of which.' epee Vuotiria
there will be no war, it will require some
time to recover. Viewed In any went ? It is
very unfortunate ; paiticolarly so at this sea
ion of the year. but there Is no help for it
Fffffi
The market it quiet :mil without quotable
chusuckas compared with yesterday. Spot or.
selleruly.ll.36 to Ill3:hid and asked: seller
li
, e rtixd,llNi September. 12: October Or
November. trit•
11.EPLVLID. •
Dull and imsettled. Sale 1,0,10 each August
nod September at 27X; and IMO each Septem
r and October at 2 7X; July or August, 2O(;
September =X; October to December, 27X;
hover ail )ear,....UX.. There were quite a
number of rumors afloat this afternoon, among
others one that all orders from Antwerp had
been withdrawn.
uncErms CRUDE •
Lockhart, &Co 752, on account same; A B
Mills Ha, on account W Bartle; E„.l. Goodwin
Me, on account J II Barbour; same . ITZ, on ac
count nos King: Jan Wilkins 148,. on account
W Candy;M
D Biz &Co 74; on account 31 Per
ry;Warring & on. on account Young. VI
Oil T'ork let:, on account Hackett ; Stella Oil
Works ::96, on account same; Citizens' Oil
Works Zs: on account earns: Fisher Br° 74 on
account Young.
Total
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OIL HIPPED
NicKelry 111 0 . & S ;
bblit ref. oil to Lo
gan Bro. & Co. Phila.
J. SI: niter, to bbla ref. oil to Logan tiro & Co.
Phila.
kockbart, Frew & Co.. 7 Ghia refined onto
Warden. Frew dr. Co.. Philadelphia.
Lyona & Co. 3711 bbla refined oil to Logan
Bra & Co.. Phila.-
Itrnunt & Wagner, ail Ibis reline , / to War
lag. King & Co., Phlht.
Fawett. Logan, Stoekdale S Co, Mu Lida
ref. oi lto Logan lire. & Co., Phil'a.
IL Koehler 5: Co., 150 bbls ref. nil to Waring,
K. & Co„ Phila. ,
Pennock k iteeson 55 bbla lubrlcnting 01l to
Sharp, Weise 8 Co.. Easley. Pa.
Trani
I•l'VTiikl9,llH CATTLIC 31ARILET
EAST Lxnettry &root Smug?,
THURSDAY, July lt, Ink •
CATTLE.
The arrivals of cattle this week were again
large, unusually so, as were also the sales,
footing up In the aggregate since the date of
our last report (this day Week) over twenty
fief hundred haul: This is the largest week'n
business we have 'had to report for several
months, and we chronicle the fact with coneld
erabie satisfaction, Indicating, as It does, that
the trade here is not played out as some be
lieved about three mouths ago. The fact that
Alexander in shipping by another route has
not Injured trade here that we can discover,
and while we do not now say that action
In this matter had anything to du with it, bus-
Mess has been better, considerably better,
since thanit was. before. The Pennsylvenia
Ilailroad 9013PArlY, as well as the owners of
the yards. ,
may have lost something by the
change, but see do not think that it has Injur-
ed stook dealers In the least. Alexander nev
er put any of his cattle on the market here: be
merely made It a resting pltice to feed and
•
water.
As already intimated, the market has been
active this week, the operations being unusu
ally heavy, but to-day prices were fully y.
lower t hap during Tuesday and WeduesdaY•
This was awing to rag fa ct that the eastern
men had bought all they wanted. and after
t hey and all beet supplied. there woo Con
siderable number unsold. and wconsequeutly,
to effect sales, holders were !obliged to make
concessions or ship on furthe'r Cast on their
own account, which they were not disposed
to do. Prime shipping cattle sold at airePa.
extra of excesu—ont. drone of fancy brought
nets. Stock cattle sold firm at 4 , :blicts,. as to
quality and condition.
ii=ilREM
II I. 15, to Eris:man. ....... ...14 19.5 u 535
Brittll4BB 4 3,140 575
'ledges .5: . 1' to Hedges & 'l'. .. N i 77: 1: . . , r1
i li
... - Ludwig
Ward tc Zinghug IN 10,0.5) .7 40
.. Hedges & Tuylorls 18.3811 ) 895
M!=Ml
,
w 6.1 io illett & Co. 40 .0!1,570 05t)
Erb . • :10,0K)
/0.17 U 550
.
6tcGarver:. ... 411.14.33 11 00
11, L Co ao Scran 16 14.051 170
MONDAY. 11 . 1.1 - 11.
Hoolowool& 1.1 to Zollo . .40 40.t1 45J
11 .1 Cunnioghnm . 41 34.700 101
" Shrives . . • • N) 16.510 551
fledges &T to Roth... ~, .17 17.1 W 7to
Stiamberg to Blume . .19 21,190 7tu
Bills to Kleenuna St A... • ...137 17:010 9YI
Bose to Pottglger & W.... .19 19.094 7 tgl
=TEMI
- .
L & Coto Mc(3luttl.e... ..1 14.—t6
•` `. Martin .—.. • . ..31 36.698 a 25
51cOluole.. . .11 , 10,170 60
&illett OCo 91 10.391 701
Mosses 19 19.0 6:i
Ilatleu-oste.ll . l. 4 Vglett & Cot!
Klemaus & A .16 15,!60 710
hedges & Taylor to Little ..21 19,1.01 6 ;LS
rt
.mbo .51 12,431 OU
Drake to flume.... . . ..35 36.540 6 2.5
!lent to Kerr .. .10 8.010 500
Cuo to Duck. 34 37.576 700
hamberg to Llven/Ada
WEDNESDAT, SULT 13.
I
L & Co to sl'r 17 17,i7. - 0 0.5
EvAandsle
10 IEO4O 470
" Mammas & :toll. 24 21.244 .5 05
'• _ ..24 17.450 510
' Moses ...20 10,481) G
Klemaa4 &.4. .45 24,2440 540
" " 31111er. .. an,eonB.4
•" Hartzell = 13..M0 0)
Heller.7s: 19.431 S. II
- • -•• Illeiler &Co 10.1444 ul2
' linker .=.
.10 15.900 11 50
:6 544790 s
.14 31.00 0 111
.16 10.070 7:z
.L 5 12.94) dUI
9 55.31 7OU
H0u5em....31 MAO G 25
Hinds .... kial 550
'2O 1.4.775 575
Hedge.; & T. to Roth.,
1I ~ .21 19,043 tr.:
•• cArdle 17 15.793 - 7
12
11as) 787
.16 Li St 20.)
.10 15.831 7,- -
EVSII9 • • .M 37.131 725
Smith &B to McCall. SS :59=3 7
llorst to Kelley. 70 06,930 600
Carper & Bowman to MeArdle.33 MIX SOO
11c1rdy to Smith. ..... 30 36,7407
Cataterline to Lamb.. .. ....17 21.530 '6 G 5
.. 16,7711 731
Clark to McCain: . ..17 21,710
Elliott " Itambo 17 19.611 761
`floral to Pennock. 8 10.603 75
Mains .. .21 17.040 01
Gray to :McMahan. 15 16.130 30
Campbell to Llvensteln . . Id 19.740 BCu
Friend to Kleraanus &A . 17 21.550 075
Patron . to fluntsberger -.10 7.90 517
3lelllnger to 31111er: . 17 :31.001:1 855
Robinson &C to Ke11y...-. ...31 .31.0 CU
Ilash to Groff ...... . 17 17,330 700
. .34 44.53)
.
Clark to Kleomms..t A
Hazelton a: 0 to Lamb
Mc knit,.
Mosses
giartS to Miller
Koses to Duffy.
Word to 3toMarato
39 19.a0 95
3 4:-• 590 803
48 58,880 8
TIMMS/3AT, JULY
Seedy to McFillen • • 31 4=20 BNu
II L Co to Huntsberger • M.' 300 750
Knox • 38.810 760
. Clemson 1 17
7• 31X0
. m 174.1.1 500
Kurtz.
Hopei
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.11 . 10,133
.21 19.010 6 C..
17 21.1111 790
75 94,631' 800
.10 18,870
.171 7 75 -
.. 810 9,500 90 750
. 10 10,700 700
y . 47 56,503 7a
.36 40= BUT
" •' Ertdrls,.
Scott to Lamb
!lead &Graham to Wallock
Ward to Mains
- ltrlcaa
•• Huncenberger.
Alexander to Smith...
Farrah to Maus....
Needy to 31cFallan ,„
R & It to Black ....
.13 10,700 550
.18 19,400 t;
37210 700
. • .
Blair
H SM to Miller
Kauffman
• - SHEEP
The sheep market has only been .falr this
week, nothing to brag about. The animals
were pretty nearly up to the usual standard,
but they - were mainly of the lower grades,—
the supply of thin kind was somewhat In ex
cess bf the demand, while of prime fat sheep
there were not enough, and .the latter kind
consequently cold quicker, and at relatively
better prices than the former, say 53(0,534e,
and extra moult. probably bare' brought ea.
There hi some Inquiry for stock cheep and but
very little offering. '
The market has been moderately active
this week. and the mat Important featnre we
have to notice Is the fact that. there Is less dif
ference being made between common and good
bogs, and theatricals of the latter are larger
than of the termer. Philatlalphlehop may be
booted at 0,4P,1Nc and Yorkers at
'MARKETS DV TILLEAMAPH
; • ?fry Toth.
NEW YORK, July IL--Cotton firmer; male.
13,503 bales; 931(e tor mlddlinguplands. Flour,
receipts 575 bbln; opened a shade. firmer for
shipping grades; demand limited; sales RAM
bids; $4.85135,15 for .upertine western and
State, 85,3745,66 for extra do, is,'"Ar M for
good to choice, $5,66136,50 for white wheat
western extra. $6,4521,5,70 for extra Ohio. $5.75
op for extra St. Louis, the market' closing
quiet. Rye dour steady; .ales bbls $5.06
40.40. s o res
quiet. Whiskey lower; tales 533
Obis western at glat.ol. chiefly al. Wheat:
receipt. 42.4 0 3 bush; opened a shade armor
with a fair demand. and closed fiat, a. me. R 2-
MO bush; $1.34e1.37 for sprier, $1.2912,1.31 for
No 2 slllwaukee—chiefly $1.3.) In store, ISLINa.
1.23 for No 9 Chlcago,_ FIX for (Rolm Bay
spring...l.lo4l,M for No 3 spring. 9121,11,16 for
rejected. CAMAS: for winter red and sa
ber western 111.478.1.50 for. amber State ,
$1.75 for white State. Rya nominal. Corn:
receipts 70,0;9 bush: cord Zr better ou medium
and active; closed tame. with sales 67.033 bush
at teoMILM for new western mixed and $l.OB
01.10 for yellow. Oats: receipts 17.263 bush;
oats dull and heavy, with sales 31,200 bush at
ONFAgic for westorn and 684171 c for Ohio and
sate. liar quiet at $20375 for shipment.
Hopi IR demand at fair prices and firm. Cof
fee steady and jpialr demand. Sugar steady.
with gales 550 hhda at 9Xolllte for Cuba and
Porto Rico. Molasses dull. Rice steady.
with sales 22.073 bats la bond at 3.1. c gold, and
123 tee Carolina at alf C. Fetrolotim: Crude
quiet at 641.0.600; maned in moderate de
mead at 1riXe..27)00. Pork nominal at 959.370
29,50 fur mess; sales MO bbls at szamen for
choice extra prime. ri. r o2ri • for oily
mess, and s....na.MlTi l r r r i b o si
p ßeef dull. wit •
sales of I lbs
19e for e M xtra mess: Beef bur d m ull ea at n; 2963,
993.6 e. Tierce beet pomlnal at $9941- ° 9: prime
mess 130N,31. India mess middles in better
demand witb sales of 50 Dm city long clear
at 14340; 500 bus winter short rib at 15mo
15N0. Lard dull and heavy with sales Of MO
tierces at 154.151f6 for city; 1045161 f for west
ern; steady at 16X8165( for kettle. Butter
steady and quiet at 'PHASIC Cheese flat at
Turpentine steady 41r0:1il,;.1fi.ot.reonl fi rm : et)
a by Steam: whet bd by team, 43 3)3
by
sail.
Laical—floats closed firm. Wheat firm but
Inactive.. stets
. du and heavy, co. the beat
hid for western Corn tRm and quiet. Pork
[
and lard quiet sad drooping. Beef dull. Ra
i Oa n brim.; short rib 15...0.15X, F.gfp. Arm at
NKMI.
I OR. Louts. •
' Sr. Lout... Only IL—Tobacco steady and en
chanted...l....Roo nominal et 19251934 c. Hemp
dull at $1,011.7a ; machine rope arm at 850050 r,
hemt .3o log 304. Flour dull; fall superfine
X St/Band XX 9wheat:
MI Irregular and lower; old N ot PAO
•
1.10; new do $1.150,1.17; No 1 do 01.2101.=, and
choice S. ."....ita.1.30. Corn upsettled and lower,
with ' small sales mixed and yellow at
ine.o7c and strictly choice white at &Leo.
Oats opened pretty firm at 5.l.Z.Ste and closed
at 4WitS3c. Whisky: nothing done. Sugar
doll at Mired2.l(c for prime to choice. Colfea
dull at 19 , 421);c. Molasses unchanged. Pro-
ViNiOLIS quiet. Pork $3O. Loose. Dry Salt
Shoulders 123(c. Bacon. jobbing sales of
shoulders at 14c; clear rib 171(c: clear sides
16c. Sugar Cured Hama Ste. Lard nominal at
Idc. Cattle steady at tird.s.l2 for fair to
PrUne y
and
Sag af4;;.:.50 for choice to extra. Hogs
stead at .
1:2=1
July H.—Exchange unchanged.
Flour is fairly active at 80.60'14,75 fur spring
extras. Wheat firmer and lc higher, closing
at 81.tleXs11.00; for Nu. 2 . ' this afternoon the
market was unsettled at PLUG cash. and 81.07
seller last half July. Corn firmer and 1 if.d.l l ‘c
higher, cloning at 783‘67133(c for No. 2; this af
ternoon the market Neal nrm at 70„ seller last
half Jule. Oats is k'.Qoic higher, closing at
45)4e. Rye quiet and lc lower. closing at 75a,
71.kr for No. 2, Barley quiet and nominal at too
for N 0.2. High wines steady and limn at aSe
for-Iron bound. Provisions steady and un
changed. The receipts for the past twenty
four hours were 2.4101 bills pour, 43.484 hush
' , cheat, sa.tnu bush corn, 41,684 bush unto. 2,152
bush rye. 350 burin barley, 8,391 hogs Ship
ments: 1.674 labia flour, Zi,Oril bush wheat, 12.1.-
669 bush corn. 110.575 bush oats. are bosh rfc..
I,oft. hogs. Freights armor.
Live Steck Market,
NEW Yong.. July IL—The mid week mar
ket at 100th street has been changed to Fri
day. Freights Mire gone even the Ede Road
to thirty-eight dollars per car. Receipts of
cattle to-day were fourteen hundred head, but
only the fifty six can et Weehawhen were.
welting; market active and prices well sus
tained: a car of extra eight and half coat.
Illinois steers sold at seventeen cents; fifty
head seven and three-fourth cwt. at sixteen
carts, and two Cars of flee and three-fourths,
cwt. thin, at thirteen and fourteen cents.
Sheep are scarce; lambi abundant; arrivals of
both 6.000: to-day fat sheep are higher; selling
63,fa7c; Nonce extras at :he: Thin sheep
are no better: a lot of very poor Ohio, 60
pound Scallawags, gold nt a deck of State
shep, 10G pound, Bold at 7c. Lambs are
nearly 2c lower; prime selling at lOrd.lo.lic:
fair at 9,1; c, and poor nt 761.,8c; car of tine,
at pound. State sold at 40.1./c; a lot of 12 putted
at tic. flogs have advanced Co 12c, net, it h
24 can received to-day. after 11 can yester
day; market Very tint ,
CUICG. Jule 14.- Hogs active at SiVire for
common to choice. Cattle quiet at 43,5, for
atnekere to choice shipping.
' Dry Goode.
MEI
@MEM
New Coot. July 14.—Went bet hot; trade
dull and depressed. Amoskeag A and C dark.
brown shootings Mc; less 25 per cent; for
Starks :13 loch do 11c do A 31 loch drilling
143ir: do 'lf 13: C dark 14c; less 5 percent;
stark A :r; inch do. Imo.: net; do shoe do do
35c net: do 51K inch do 2.1 c net: do bleach-.
ed 80 loch 15e; do H do 13,4 e: do A bloc
loch 20c; do H do 10X0., less f.
do iht 50 nch 35e net:.
doubl e e duck 23 f
inch; 21 do ' 4d loch net:
do. 513 f Inch 31; do. 513 inch net. Stark
seamless bags-2 bushel 45X; do. 23S bushel
49; do. 3 buithel 505, all net. Stark lair bleach
dd linen crash to. do. X do. 105; do. blenched
o. 115; do. half bleached 18K; du. XX
bleached do. 1356; do. AA half do. lON. dn.
bleached do. 15!4; do. 17 Inch twilled half do.
do. al inch do. 1516, allies, 5 per cent.. Dam
ask ginghams ttl Inch wide la: less 5 per
cent.. and Amoskeag A seamless 2 bushel
bags 375 net.
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CLEVELAND, July 14.—Flones Ilrm and utt',
changed. Wheat: demand fair at a shade
lower. In the range of prices; No. 1 red sold at
at outside rate; No. 2. red
at f 1.27. Corn: nu transactions reported but
market arm nail nominally unchanged at led
for No. I mined: title fur No. 2 do. Oat, In
good request and steady at fine for No. I State.
Barley entirely nominal. Petroleum market
very dull and lower: crude, $4.10 per ,hl/1: re
fined, ale per gallon.
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Ilkuruionat. July 14.—Flour firm; westeru
superfine Oda, extra et"'Sa ' 71. fltmllY $ 6,75
.47.2 a. Wheat; more business; new red itl.tr,
kt.I.OUI. white k1,f41it1.70. western /I.akihi.:ll.
Corn dull; irreptiar white $1.17N41.14. yellow
Rye%Stsatt.
is4t,f
Is pork quiet (.10.711
11. thteou Arm; rib si 70
117.4 e. clear rib
17%,e. shoulders IPie. hams fsliet Lard
.1. lei: 10.4147 e. WM. ey s ery quiet, ktirl,m,
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PIIILAUCLPHIA. July 14.—Flour very dull:
superfine extras Vi.ttka..l,:rit extra family *4.3J
Std.:s. Wheat: more :doing for western at
lice steady: western at.
Corn dull: mixed ttia.i.ir. Oat. in good de
mand at Gligarie. Provision• atia petroleum
unchanged. Whisky steady: sales of ttatil
bbl. patent at tstil.few.
IMEEITE
CI SCl.l; ,, ert. July 1.4.-11 our and grain quiet
ud unchanged. Pdtton dull and prices arc
oudnal. Whiskey Wail:, Provisions don
but owed dud price: wtetlllllted. Butter mud
Urto al full price*. Gold 1124' buying.
Exchange dull at MO discount ttoiltia.
OM!
Tina - pc, July 14.—Flour steady; 11 - heal
quiet and a shade totter; NV I White 111irhigan
sl.3d. ember Michi val. No 1 Cr.! Wah.“h
held at M. 31. No 2do gan sl,llanad NO 3 do
Corn dull and iichangsal: Nu 1 S.l, and veito‘e
liNc. Oats dull and unchanged: No 157 sic
IMMO
1.4. - rtuAT,July 11.--Fleur ',no:Ads - will a mod '
rat.' demand: elaoleer s c. - .: u. NV beat
tut weak; tra * N. regula
amber ea CM. dull nt est,. ru
I larley wmker e ut
*1.90 per ceal I o Nio.
'tate.
MSC
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M41.w.t . t...a.c.Ju1y 14 -FlouraCiatittai.
quiet at 41.16 for. No I,_and 41.09 for No
Coarse grain, nominal. rretght 5 dale and un
changed. ,
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Nate 011.1.E.A2111.3tais 14.--Cotton steady. and
fair demand; midditna bite, sale+ Lau
bale, receipts:al. ttnek
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CLEVELLICiI A ND 1 L..
Couraur. July It —4, cars 101.0 sup u Mc-
Knight, P Sr Co; lu do Sin , Shnenbers-er. rr. a
Co;
2 do .3 do. Bron - n k Cis; 5 do bloomy. Itilsulek
CO: Sdo pig Iron. 12:sloe Iron Mills; 1 dodo.
Rees, G 1); um bbls flour, Schonsaker & L.;
100 do se• lime. C Meddle's: HI ceder Po'ds.
Union Pialoltur Milk 13.0110 ft lumber. Cromlow
C` ; RAO ft do, Fuller A 6 bus scales. Fair.
banks; MA Co; Lbls tobacco . , Wli Kirkpat
rick; lb bbls c shoulders. E H Myers; 4 toss e
hams.° ter shoulders, 3 H Parker; 1 tea shoul
ders. Reese Owens, lOW+ I beer, J Kessler;
1 car ICe. W Scutt A: Cr.; 5.0111) ft sralait. lum
ber, Woodworth Sr luta, cheese, W - 11 Kirk
patrick Co:1 car/umber, .1 C Patterson A Co:
4 b014,414, 4 4,H Rea Jr: 2 bads sogir..l Magee:
39 As rye, 31 defouts.lNfeliane 1 A; 3bbts pota
toes. Volta. M Co; 1 bill circa. II Rea Jr:l car
balk brat. Bricker & Co; 2 bbls dna cut tobac
co, W C Fleming 5 casks stone ware. E M. Jack
sou; 13 bbls knobs. Moorhead s , A; 2 casks h
%rare, Morgan &F;2 do do. W Cooper: 2d
dn. CA Vetter. 2 cads tobacco, 4 Iran cheese
Drape &11.
Prrranmion. Four Wafice •Nt., 'Crtn . ;soo
Itstuloao. July 11.-51 case, b powder. 1 do s
cards. Rinehart & S: 5 bbls Spints..l Frolich;
I do glue, Goer & Kellr, 1 do grease..l Header
s&Dm; 1 do grea,e, 11 E Sellers & Co, 5 do
alcohol. 12 bds twine, 13 1. Fanestock & Co; 12
tee hams. Reece Owens; 12 bra h nails, 4 do
hinges, Logan. Gregg & Co; 93 h Dbio ash. Wm
°Doper .k C0:25 do do do, 'lll hie ees,
C," do do. Dilworth & Co; 13 do g ' cak
cakes.. Rey
trier & Bro; 1 do do cakes. W Hacloge; Ido do
cakes. IV. G McClure: 1 do do cakes. IV D
Cooper & Co: I. do do cakes Watt. Lang & Co;
1 cask hinges. 4 beg do, Joe i Woodwell & Co. i d
bes yeast, Hayworth & D; 4 bog hinges. Park
& Dean; 13 bag eggs, Volgt. )d & Co; 195 tads
bides, G:g Holfstot: 10 bales wool seks. Wm
Baker, Jr & Co; 1 car stave s CC Burke; Ido do
It D Moore; cars f brick, Kier. Glover & Co;
4 bales twine, H Gerreig & Co; 50 beg cheese. N
J Brmlen;.% doz brooms. Wm Miller• & Co; 10
bbls dour, S S Martln; la bars .rc. Bricker .1r
Co; I WA, vinegar. BO kegsnails, Head & M:
sks feathers. 1 be bacon. Woodworth & 1);
al As husks, E Edmund S& Co: beg eggs, Kap.
phaus Gobber; lb sks potatoes. Vangorder &
8; WO bdls p Gals, nail it. Spear; 21 do do BIM)
& Garner.
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PITTSBURGH CINCINNATI AND OT. IoGGIN
ILAILBGAD. July 14.-49 bga wheat, Henry" All;
14 do oats, S Hood; 10 aka rags. C P Markle A
Co; 1 car grain, .1 d &towline: 39sks oats, Ken
& It; 30 bbls flour, C A Boucher; 10 do doll Ste-•
wart; 10 do whisky, Addler Jr (b; 9 bales cot
ton, ado wool, 1 Dickey & Co: 1 bale b corn, J
COMI.Or; 50 tibia potatoes, Van Border &S; 5
cases, 2 tubs tobacco, W L &Mt.; 1 had do, tt &
W Jenkinson; 4 do. box samples. 51 He 3 bag
cheese. J Spencer; 4 bbl. eggx, Mica Jr: k
4 caddies tobacco, A T Gilmore; 2 do do, P
Smith; 20 bast cMdlea. B C&J H Sawyer.
AI,LEGHT.NT BraTios July 13. 1 car
of stoneware. HI Lens: 2 cora lumber. Joho
Neuz; 5 eke meal. It A A Carson; 156 aka oats,
Adams A K; 17 bide*. 1 bbl tallow. A Holstein;
10 hides, A A 3 Groetzlager. 170 bap oats, It
Knox &Son,3 cars metal. Lindsay & Mee: 2 do
do, ',awls. B & D;1 car cooperage; M Hemp
hll%; 30 belle hides. Luckcarop &K; bbls whis
key. P Andriessen; ado do, ltedenback, Iho
cigars; It & W Jenkloson: 70 able TiOnr, 67 bags
milifeed,.3l Steel .t.,Son; 1 bucket tobacco, W
11 Park.
ItMNEI
ALLEM:LiIIy TALLEY ILULROAD. July 14.-
4 can 1 stone, Sboenberger & 13; 1 bx mdse, 0
A Relley t s sks 0nta.,50 do rye, 1 car grain,
Robb & 11; bbls scrap Iron. Coale:nay:Rahn/
& Cot?, cars Hendenon & Bre; 1 carrian
11 & 0 / calf 7 sheep, .7 Hoffman; 7
calves 10 lambs, ht Hoffman; 4 bxs butter 3 bbl
eggs, C Der. marketing, J Kllngeranaltle3pkgs
lard, Ido butter, I do eggs, L J Blanchard; 38
Aka wheat, 211 do oats,/ I%' Thereby; 41 can e
rmstrong. D & Co; 53 do do Kier, F & R.
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Prrnatraou. DROWNWILLS AND GENEVA
PACKET CDIAPANT. July 14.-14 eke pate, IV do
. feed. Cam pbell Coulson:ls bbl. dour J 5 Dil
worth Co; 87 hogs. Yerty:..., b
Co;m.
H C Schmertz; M. sks wool, Clarke, & o 2 Obis
eggs, 89 sks wheat. 33 do oats. McCracken, 0
& Co; 50 eke oats. McHenry & Hood; I bbl eggs.
9 jars butter..l Bee:Tart; 24 eke wheat, Kenne
dy A Fero; 5 bbis whisky. .1 Gallagher: 5 do do.
F McLaughlin: M. eke corn..JC Schauppe Co;
112 do 18 Conway; 18 do wool W Clarke
& Co; tO hogs. BalloY.
Gears, rim BELLE. July 11.--544 Is aeon e.
et are. J W Dunn & Dro; 783 do do M 'Henkell &
Co; afl do do IV D Cooper & Co: 1.550 do. do .
Philip Eller 177 eke oats, Ornhanl & Harebell; 2 to do, I b i d. eggs. S B Floyd K . Co; 7 pkgs
Cggs. /1 do honey. McCracken, 0 & Co; 4 pkgs
otter. 4 sits wool. F Flenniken; 155 Ike
wheat, .0 do mite, Delano t Anger; 10 sks
Wool, McOlnniss; 1 keg Dgga, 3 Reppart, 12 bgs
ats, O N Kramer & Bro; 167 galls stoneware.
J Bldgleyt2al do do, C & Co; 87 do do. .1 B
Dunlap; =9 eke eats 03 do wheat. Jos Hamer,
16 eke outs, Campbell & Coulson; al baskets
Potatoes, .1 5 McKean.
PACIFIC PEN
PACIFIC PEN !
Try Them I Try Them
For sale at tbe Miro of the DIG GOLD PEN,
73 Wood Street.
ALLAN C. BAKEI+ELL & CO
Fine Watches & Chains
AT
WATftES & SHEAFEWS
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All the latest styles of aIAINFIend PINE JEW
EMT oci hand end
WANE prim..
New fichek of far weddlnelw
luta jest received. • •
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PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE
RIVER NEWS
Tne river rose considerably - at this point
yesterday. and last evening the Mononga.
hela marks indicated 4 feet 6 inches.
Weather unsettled and oppressively hot,
'with strong indications, at times, of rain.
The Belle, from Genera, arrived with
an excellent freight list, and departed
as usual. She is much lighter since she
came off the dock, and, consequently.- is
tatich better condition for business.
Tlig ten: steamer Carrie Converse .is
'announced to depart for Nets Orleans on
Saturday.,
.Capt. M. A. Cot hae another new boat
under coutraci for the Arkansas river
The Mollie Moore, Capt. if D, Moore 's
iv hoot, tirrapigly approiching comple.
Capt. Ab. Shaw, of the Arkansas, i 5 here
on a sirit after au absence of several
months.
The Granite State, Capt. Wash Kerr, is
the regular packet for Portsmouth and
Cincinnati to-day. leaving promptly at . 4
•She is in all respects one of the kttlit
boat's that comes to this port, and being
of light draft, can take a large amount of
freight on the present water. Mr. John- -
sign still retains charge of the mike:
'—We clip the following from the Cin
cinnati Conantectiat A party named Uriab
McCloud, residing in Portsmouth, Ohio, is
continually making complaint against
steamers carrying combustible materiaL
He has thus far bad the commanders of
. .
the Annie Laurie, Spray, R. R. Unclean
and Major 4uderson Indicted in U. S.
Couri, but 1 each case has failed to make
bin range if complaint -good. 'Captain
Multleman, f the Anderson, was acquit
.' of the charge yenterdt.y. The informer
is awarded one half the penalty imposed,
but in the rase of :McCloud, an it don't
pay, be will noon play. nut.
—Mr. T. S. Kunkle, a painter in New
Albany. on Lower Second street, in gild
ing a line pair of borzoi to be presented to
the steamer R. E. Lee. with an inscription
on them giving a history of the horns,
which is, that they were originally,
awarded to the J. M. White for her -fart
trip front New Oriental° Cairo, and nubs.
quently to-the A. L. Sliotwell; and now
the Lee. bay'
beat all tier predecessors,
bating
elite the horns.
The St. Paul Pm* ears The bill
the imnrovetneut of the Fox and Wis.
consin rivers, which has been before Con
gress 'for some time past, passed the House
by a vote of 109 to 57. The, bill alio
passed the Senates few days age, and the
greet point in now settled that the Itu.
prevenient is to be made at the expense
of the'Onvernment.
—The question of, a malls on the Ten.
nesttee River, between London ind down
e river: is still unratified. There being
tile inforinnlity in tbe ci - intrael awarded
e Porker rom - pany. the rontotTice De
.rtment tins determined to advertlie for
.wropomln.
—The Nlagenta is laid up at Paducah,
where she will "undrrgo a thorough over.
hauling and la• put lu complete onler fot
the COltrlll trade this enm,ug season lw
tween Memphiri-und New Orleans.
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-rTho LAt us No. 2 litua•been ehartered by
Capt. Van fiunnison to take Alto place of
the Emma No. 2. in Alabama River. while
I. lamer ie utitirrgang
—The Arkansas Rivet hitil iticheii.to
Ilitur. 22 to Little Rork, mot 1-1 to
Fort Smith nn Tookittiy.
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lib on )Vednesdar, br thr Little itbck
rtilmul Cu, fur Of)
—Alto Carrie. V. gorintx war sn.woi
Lint twelve yartin teivirtla Ow riser When
the dnri v Core• quit her.
Int t•o!lier Lae 1,51 X) bills cement !en.
gaged nt Irmiacitl.•
RIVER PACKETS.
NIONORG tHELA RIVER.
THE FLErT STEAMER :ma r mo t
BELLE,
J. 1 . • . 5 4 1 1 - TT - 1 •
J.
Independent Pittsburgh, Brownsville and
tirrtrrit Farb!.
Leas. tab.( Eats above Mobonsakrig BrUge
at o
TI.; .
ES Ilk T. TIMIEIDAY and hATlEttliAli
u
Wilt carry Freight .d Passenger, 4 , 11 U (~tuts pp
tho M.nongshebs Ever_
gor fret. s peonage Ara. on board, or st Wharf.
boat,. root of brunt strops,
suss NM. Moir , k shlo Agent.
POE 11SUIsst 111 P %FREI%
VO it
ETTA. l• A lIEISSLILIIIti,
o.rrro:r ArEts K
Leaves Pittsburgh EVERT TRIDAT-4 P. C.
laaveal'ortsmouth se - rnr MONTSAT-10 S.
The new .4 splendid tasnikievs..usi
Glt A N ITF, STATE':
w..H. WEER .Commander,
Will leave a. ILISZIOLItiChI.
FOIr Ihriabt Or tamge uPP4 of: baked or to
O. E. GUM Ild3T A
surf Agents.
H
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AND IL sutra.- - rbe antandld new summer
CARRIE CONVERSE. ....Cant. to. R..
WIII leara for the. above and Lotarmodlab prat.
ATI; TWAT. the I ea, lain.
feitridcbeo 0
tir& I IMMT n a" " LYO
1.j 2 FLACK a CV — LEINGWOOb. Menu.
STEAMSHIPS
TO,rowEgo?I,.A:4tS.TuiquEENS
sTRALS/11,111,•usaberisti.trtsan arat-Ala
644611..15, sakometbsot the *WWI,
toti
CITY Of PARIS, CITY OF mervnutr,_,.•
CITY or BOSTO N CITY OF lIALTIMOLLS .
(ITYYIF LONDON.
Nal EV_FRY SA TONNA T, iinto Pier 4a Nnrtb
rork. PooosNo or forth... Informa—
l.. apply to
WILLIAM BINGHAM, Jr.,
*43 intiTnneLD mum.
Tack, Bro. ok Co.
PERRY BUILDING,
Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh
MC/a:NM IN.
Crude ,Sr, Refined Petroleum
.TACICBROS.,
JeD Philadelphia.
WARING & KING
C mmission Merchants and Broken In
Pettolaum and its` Products
DALZBIJ.I4 BLOCK, DOQUEBBI WAY.
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WARrN(3-,KIN G &CO%
sp_ll_ 109 WALNUT STREW.
ECLIPSE
PETROLPM REFINERY
Herbert W. C. Twedd*
ILANDFACTDREII or
Lubricating and High Tett Burning Olia -
Eg i l2ll3 RAILROAD AlliL=.
gad ategrAhlassiettrifi
+TlME SHOP.
EtAfitlVatra MARINO MILL OILS,
FIPi d brIV.V I ,I4,A2EIIGHT OIL,
eis_N Fl R tfall
OI:HARNESS OIL. PaßAHellia.
ARKOR FAHNLVII to psi
Bright hen
Wert arid Machinery from Met. .
Them products aio mensilectured under Dr.
'Twaddle's patentfriy Superheated Steam In Eaccii.
'Th e Lehrhmung OM are alamet oderleta, perfectly
hire, uniform. and mostly light 0010114, Ilit.trl •
gh temperature urichanged.•agg
derive extreme cold. Tbe - Hallreed Oils are ust.
quailed. and am In Oenstasil use upoo ...ay of the .
Priaclpal Railroad. Smote., gap be examined and
galms left at 174 WOOD HERBST. Wefts at
limpsbarg Urldge...
REMOVA.LS
REMOVAL,
B — , P. SHRIVER & CO.
n- ILlFlVAllegttl4lll.iffntr."
0%. 459 nod !Si Liberty Rt.,
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Above the heed of WOOD STREET, where thee
will be pleeeed to see all their old friends and et...
&ovum
S~jl'. SHRIVER
,ar
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ICU/ Fifth Avonue.'
SPECIAL NOTICES
IWROCTOR WHITTIER CONTIN
UES TO iTILIAT ALL PRIVATE DIS
EASES. That numerous class of cues 7 . ..DMA
from nett-abuse, prod..; ummaltnens. nervous
debility. Immunity, eruenlone.- mminal miss i ons,
and anall, impmmee permanesetly eared. Perm.
saluted wish deity ad
long stead..
...utnuon.a wul I. M. 4
all for consultation. which cm co Max.
stance, the beet' of teuhers, has enabled Win to
PePerfect nmenten at onvherdelent, sale, permanent.
whic b u si ne s s. cases cap be 'mai without bled.
ranee Le llvlldnes prepared la the eV
tabllalsaralcs, whl i cl . h o rlarbrsZs Ocw. remdlon and
ticag rroom alor patfentsrvirldrar ;14 r=S ' =
clo d , emical bath, thrtavramvh
trallhe the famed mln ral cellar, vera, wae
bate failed, state Tour
se.
need what he earl 14
hlf m e, Sara to arty addraSS tor
two aaaalya. Mika an ',tom boa,..app
treated aabaalir, at ulllec and al t over the counitT.
rel n a7ll ` alge r l ' ea r T• ,Vthlfr ` r:Vri ' i l hr.VrE al Trg:
na. 0 r. Stindaysl.
'Pamphlet emu to any adores. for soso PTA hi,.
EIT'DYSPEPSIA—NEW MODE OF
TREATMENT.
PRONIMAOR WALKER, the disUntrutehed Ens
hall Botanist, distuivered to Australia as ei.lient
botanic remedy, an erected' cure for Indigestion . ,
Milieus and Liver c0mpi..1.14. end tVeleintinicated
Vh% ~cretan will,
W:Talialße'forgittelety who makes title Sc.
' ;• ‘ :elpe n Nl e rob . lMt Ve t haTn e da r ne c tinirtiffeir i.
charity of Botanic over every other practlee P :i
medicine, but In return reltueet those who are
benrlllted to forward to the Society a statemeat
of their case, and Odle aid with 'recta tho present
movement in medical reform. Eueloso.a directed
T n AVlTlATVUTinfli A lgth ' lLsT4 l :l `k t.
Philadelphia. 1.,y2
rre.MANHOOD: 110 W LOST! HO '
ids , RESTORED —Jost PublOped in a waded
velope. Price, si cents. A LEUruu ON THE
en
NATURAL TRHATMEET. and Reeled Cure at
Spermatorrhosi. or Seminal Weakness, and ItnPidl
many to F aso gener s allyi_Nerrousnesli. Con.
t tilymtatr,frti.
...A author of the 'Green Ike. - A BOON TO
THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS." Sent under
sesl. In a plain envelope, to any address , postpeld,
onvecelpt of Or Pentikar P.Leleo sattelw, to
CHAS. J. C. K LING .. 117 Bwery. Now
York. Pustnallee boa 4 Alan Dr. CulverireWs
”Maniedra Guide.”.prlee eonU. tay3,w2o
arRATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.—
m t . splendid Ilea Dye Is the best In the
world. Harmless, reliable, Instentancous.dma not
contain load. nor my TIT/ale poison to produce
paralysis or death. Avoid the vaunted and dean
ace.. 761•=11,MVEI's i ggli% Ps ' e ll ITy t e, 9 ll .
had 30 years untarnished replitatiOn toe phold It.
Integrity as the only Perfect Itsir Dye—Black or
,Brown. Sold by all Druggists. Applied at le
Bond street. N. Y. • tel
ireATOID ItUACks..- . A victim of
U.S early Indlsmetion, musing nervous debility'.
lin f
mature deCay, baying tried In vain Mar
oadvertised remedy. has discovered a simple means
elf-cure. which he will mud free to bis fellow.
tattoos._' BEEFY*
1735364 7$ Nassau Streei::l7sw — folti 'ea) , t
WHOLESALE GROCERS. &c
66iiii - 131116 BY A. & T. GOB6ILY, 1814.
W. M. GORMLY,
Wholesale Grocer
271 LIBERTY STREET,
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' PITTSBURGH. la._
11. BTECI.n J. A. lITL:ELF..
M. STEELE & SON ,
Commbision Merchants;
Awl Deal tAk i ll ic .t r lf!t n . e U w lt.LlN ,. .
N 0.93 Oro
then] City..
,ffeanor & Harper
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ozunli:-;:ior A.terehant.H
Connymplep sollottad. •' 6,7
\V. C. Armstrong,
(Sooonsor to Vetoer .1 Artostroai.)
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,.
No. 23 MARKiT
~•.1..:13L:-VNCII.A:RD
Whol6ale anti Retail Gtocer
N 0.396 PENN STREET
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I ITT LE, HAI ill) A: PITTO7i, Whole
s.ra.r: Ilarehanta and
11.1,n In Pr .Anna. il , nsr. P.E.
'artm.a awl Lard WI. Iron, Non, tits., ColOn
Von, a... 1 311 VrilAct.ti Manolartures gen•talli
I 111 •n.l l I 1 nMIND gTHISKT.I,IOLanitt.
JOlO I:1101:SE BitOS, Suirers%or.
In JOIIN I. 110lISR CO., IVholemlo agree.
and C. , 41111111Y0 Merchants, 6011itt of Stuithfkila
and Weler Imt.lntrgh.
)01111 II'.,11101amITO• .
N WA i5.....i' I: IV
itOCFRS AND PIM 1.1:11.4. Y.
tirth •teme. Pltt•ures.
FINANCIAL.
THE
DIAMOND SAVINGS ,BANK
No 6 MAYO:, D, rlrrentuoli.
CAPITAL.— ...... . • 541 0 . 000
ei(a - Cuot.passa let reppr a Lei' uAuls.
DeWelt. In Maria Cr 81 am] cowards received.
Interest allowed do time riemmite. Particular at
tention given to ;collectlime. proceeds of which
will be IV2lllled promptly.
tirilte . COltie •
ti ' ir t i d ' rtel, G . Rebinton. r f '
W ei. a
i Widetheld.
Jos.
0. 1 N...hvenerer,
Pr”lde rift Willi! ' • ;
Cashler—JONN K. 90.11.1.. C.
A LLE G I-I EN. Y
N : A.TIONAL BANik.
,
.• Of Pit tsbiirgli.
pio. FFIFTHIL.I7Eavine..
Capital Stock .......$100,000..
.
.I. W. 000 g. President;
IL W. MACKEY. 0 ...Ww.
W. McCANDLESS. Asti. Cashier.
NEW YORE N. yßd._llB7o.
THE FIRM OF T. L. TAILOR &
COOPER 1. dissolved by mutual consent, and
we bate this del formed a Molted partnership
under fhe name of
TAYLOR & COOPER,
• No. .Broad St., -
.
for the transaction of • general•Brolterege and gl
um..l business, n.gotlatlng Loans. Ic.:
MR. JOHN BAILEY
As peat. partuer,lis, Ina oontrlbuted 33 0.0
to the common stock.
We
oft
this for
of thanking Um cus
tomer the old firm for their past pattooligwand
of solicitig roar ocanco o
tool)ir favors.
We also od.rvioes , and reepectfitlii
their bllllllOl4l In the parch.. and W . of
aemottles dealt in at the New Tort 91.0 or
Gold Exchange
Coupon. and Dividend. ordlected.
Interest. allowed on deposit. .
Onlets by Mali or Telegraph promptly executed
• - THOR. 1.. TATI.OR,
•
WM. COOPER.
JOHN BAILEY.
Refer by permisOun to Filet National Rank,
Pittsburgh. NJOTN
OILS
JON, M: 0.4.[AM...1CMV 111AN1.07 , 1..wm. U. laWr.
Jos: M. Gazzam & Co •
ATTORNY§ ASD COW:SELLERS AT LA t r
anliettoro In Knott IWO aankrUpley. 01111 Cr. O.•
be FIFTH A UE.Pitlsburgb. 1111.1:7HD
ARCHIBALD BLAKELY,
Attorney-at-Law,
G .-. W. DeCANP,
Arrousy. AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
lln Tent_Q • eedto No. 57 GRANT STRICICT, Pate.
burgh. will praeUeelo Na U. ii.Ctreultand Dtstett
Courts.lo the litate Supneue and all the Courts of
Altmhney eeeety, aro taste oollaelenee to moot: uf
the • went outtalk. • - ha-V,ItT3
MeCORMICK,
Attorney-at-Ld.w,
No, 68 GRANT STREET.
bErZTOt &nautical glvon to tit tiodiVirl
WM.II. NEEPER,
ALLlfinaleili AND XX-OFFICio JUSTICE Olr
• TAE PEACE. •
•
Office, 112 Fifth avenue.
gpadal attannon man to oonveran°
lna ran`ol.
lacftona, Deeds. Honda sad atoning. nup
ma all 1•01 burtnaMi attended U , prutupt/r and aw
f. O. AUNPTITAL.
ARNSTHAL & SON,
=I
Tirginia and Louisville
Tobacco dgency,
Fiue Cat Chewing and . Smoking Marto&
7J HIII7II7IICLD iTHICKT PHUbtirgb
pßovosiui FOR COAL—healed
• ProlO.dn Ulb ometred tt len. am NT TLIE
STREET; matt] July 6th. IEI7O. for from .Is
1e.009) to ten (10.010) •Monzand bushels of
SOW LUMP COAL. to IM dollrere• at the Grant
Ikhoot
RIDAY MORNING, JULY 15, 1870
I=
PROFESSIONAL
I=
=21:21
' SEGF.A.RS
FINANCIAL
AMERICAN BANK,
No. SO Fourth - Averiue,
PITTSBURGH
11100000
=I
Stockholders Individually Liable
BANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOsIT.
JOFIN FLOTD, ITU. FLOYD.
..--•
11 . P.C . P0.•15:
IS. IC afar..ll. John M. MIMI=Id,
a T. Shannon, Archibald Wallace
tM NV. AryNt
J. D./addl.
l.anh, Wm. Floyd.
o Floyd.
n
action. mane o all pa n
nte to the tined
and Cautimica prompt attention Pahl N .. ' viir
.
•
John
Rate.
Tradesmen's National Bank,
WOODD STREET, CORNER SECOND AVE.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
Gold, Coupon Bonds and Stock
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
A. BRADLEY, President,
W. YANK IttL,_Vlce President,
PVItUn Cushier.
oc9 d.;
CITY BANK,
11•? Ffrr.ll AVENTTE.
PITTSBURGH. PA.
CAPITAL 8100.000
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
INTEREST PAID UN DEPOSITS.
11/REIGN EXCHANGE bonaht and W, and
alien esired remitted to Iturope. Coil/intone
made an all and In all the principal potato of the
United States and Canada.
STIEItifcTEME',ILPPIZItt.
W. N. af ROAN. Caahler.
OrlittT011)1:
D. Dman, James llerSti.e,
Thomas Rourke, MOM Keeling,
Patrick Kane, iTerence Oacgmell,
Chas. B. BAIT, James Phelan
Ch H. FrelvogLa.
B- J. Once, Thomas ftrnes.
N. SIMPI ,
jelltS
JOB. M. GAZZA/d. Solicitor.
FREEHOLD BANK
AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
No. 100 Fourth Ave, Plttlburgh.
CAPITAL.....
PRIYILICUE
DEPOSITORS SECURED •BY REAL ESTATE
op INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIRE DIP
Prat r ant-EDWARD ROUSE.
.
EDWARD liOOBE, WILLIAM PITILLIPS,
j IM 9. kTa
O cT. RJ217,1:11877.
TM
THAAS W. DAVIS. 6I_
Secretary atso Treeret , or . llo3l . AS STEEL.
Attestant Cechler—JAMES P. SPEER.
Moe Geer from 9 o'clock 4 o'clock P.M
'deity, endy Settutley averting from 7 to 10.
COMMERCIAL
BANKING COMPANY,
No. 92 Fourth Ave., Pittztogiuh.
trooo.ooo
CAINTAI.
Stockholders Individually Liable.
W. 11. EVERSON, W. H. MACHUM,
PrcsidenC. flashier.
Prawn,
rAI..EXANDEIt HATES, 'JOHN u n ytwa
A. H. 1IN(.1.1:411. -Fr.A ILACRUM,
W.ll. NV NILNON, JOHN O. PHILLIPiI,
W. O.IIIIORA WC„ U. F. W ILSON,
JACON.KLICE.
C. 414,0114.. made aU aecaaelble Points or the
United INaca. and CaNatto.
INTEREST alloarod Am TIME DEPOSITS.
Prom n ut altintaal Oven to all business or aortas-
• • dt.
TILE SAFE DERISIT 00,
Of Pittsburgh,
Safe Keeping of Valuables,
Undar ruarantse. and M. renting of nab.. In Its
Fire and Burglar-Proof Vaults.
No. 83 Fourth Ave
Pree Pr tte entden, nt—WlL HlSN RV F 4IA4 PHI
L OLLIP&
M
DiStIPCMILS, .
fl,ron
.1!w. S.
Curtis
William I'billipa
Henry
William Rea. ,
Willi.lll. Loma
J.. 1.11 mm..
Neer and Teme..—B. R. VON TIONNHONST.
°yea daily tn. 9 .Velaet A. N. to 4 o'clock P. U.
.I PamLer
a Bleak,
tri
a U. Hassey
HART, CA uonEy & co
Bankers and Brokers,
ORIER FOI RTII AND WOOD STRF.ETS.
Pi rt:=l-ntrgh
tnLiCE:66-olia To IiANNt. HART ♦ C0..1
Exchange, Coin Coupons,
Aza panithar auentl m paid (I tbe . porebuoutd
Wu at
Government Bonds
fm London
Sight -Draughts
we
N. Holmes & Sons
BA I\ l E - ER S,
57 Market Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA
Cobactiotts nude on all the p=l potpie of
the United Stat. nett C ea. .
,
TOCKS. BONDS AND OTHER SECURITIES.
11900EIT AND 80E1) ON COMMIBSION
PsrSl cuter altentl nu pale to the purchase and
sale of ,
United States Securities.
11,s 1
MORGAN, KEENE
it MARV! ,
- Wall Street,
(Third door
s. horn
Broadway,) NNW
SMTINII2g.' seiTtitiMMYßoL7.l's.d
112.11141e1
A General Banking Business,
TIIIICO. Y. /MORGAN, HAMMEL 8 KEENE,
I=
ot
~... P---tr,:rxn r.a.str----
.•
Bela, tbe larunadiala vicinity of the Bloat Xs
thane* md the Gold Board (and members of each),
ohner en eardented with thegreateat poUlhle dw
Merchants and !Overton, hying at a distance,
ean rely upon our attantlon to their anndlest or
Lunn orders. with equal ears and promptuosa.
Aq In year pad, ire atoll continue to transact
on
all
the hoetnele
favorable Liof riatlobal Bank* anti Corporations
snort ma.
Indirldvals sou Trust Commutes, contemplating
• change In their securities, or desiring to make
Inquiry concerning any rinanclel buslnees they
Nulty
lave In this city ere Invitee to eornainalcate
Ira ne personal!, by letter.
m
erence—Messre. ley Cooke Co., New York.
I
7 Per Cent. Gold
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
Coupon oißegistered,
(FREE or tr. I. TAX)
EC=
urlington, Cedar Rapids
& Minnesota R. R. Co.
We are .1411' offering a limited quantity for sale
At 90 and Interest
Intareat payable May and Noelomber.
.I. EDGAR 1110111`SON,1
[MARLIN L. YEAST.
Them bonds hare 30 ,years to ran, aro convert
ible at the option of tba holder into the mock of.
L'APTP:44ireri4ll:_Ategri'ar '4ll°:,tt:
LTlrrottiglThtliTtt t dli h Tdir=
Wand • market price fonsidambly &hose Pm.
eted
an T d h goTil r iur grn i ggnig tit ' bt r arcV.l
Work Is rapidly progressing.
wa
The present advanced oondition aful lame earn.
Immo( the road warrant na in unDesitatlngd ) rec
ommend!respect,. these bonds to I:mestere... bites.)
an undoubted security.
U.S. Flre-tveutlee, at present prices, only return
five per cont. interest, while these my eight and
-one-quarter per mot. to Ovid, .4 we regard the
warty equally...
Thu
ne theprint reserve th e right, without notice,
to adran. •
HENRY CLEWS & CO
it Wall Street, New Turk.
N. Ma:LEAN & CO., Pittsburgh, Ps
BOWED & BOX, PhDs'slptaii.
KURTZ & HOWARD, Phlisiielpids.
BARKER, SRO& i CO.,
DeRAYER di BRO., PLEadelpha.
'rOWNEEND,WiIEILEN‘ CO, Phq.e.iPhi
ENGINES, BOILERS, &o
FORT PITT
Boiler, Still and Tank
WORKS.
CARROLL & SiNYDER,
MEM
=I
T arn- kli
U A.:4D iilAN!ira
EClrtnißX_ TUrtui,
kcI OIL LN T O ANDA II
I•A\9. SALT PANE 6AND
STEANI ii.%. , OMETENN AND IRON
.I.ND COAI.6III:ITEN.
- I. ICE ANT, WARCLIOUSE.
C4ll. 2d, Rd, Short and Liberty Streets,
PITTSBUtiaII, PA.
lilr'Ordene' sent to the above Wards Ell le
promptly attended tn. mh&lel
HUGH M. BOLE & CO.,
Con Point Alley and Duquesne St,
(NEAR THE POINT)
•
Engine Builders, Founders,
AND
MACHINISTS.
Manntartnre.STEAMßOAT F-NOI NAB and STA
TIONED.: rNairin4 of all alsea.
Sopclid attention invited to our pen STATION
ARI WELL ENGINE AND 01.1 A BIZ
n g L sitsi f is l f h e ' vert P lgtli . made ha o der itt oar
Pot ndIT, I TitD
17._ M ATI L
.E..y
HAWSERS. u01.1151t and TODA(XO SCREriti . ,
and IRON TOBACCO PRMISEB, on hand and
made to order, at the .
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Fronting on the Allegheny River ; near the Point,
Pittaboryth,
u - An order. promptly Plied. THY Da
Riesick & Bro.,
FMB AND BM:MAE-PROOF
SAFES AND VAULTS.
EIEEE2
ENGINES AND MACHINERY,
BREWERY WORN, REPAIRING Said FUMY°
UP MACHINEttY,iIYDRAULIC CEMENT. tits ,
tier 17th said PIK K STREETS, Pittsburgh. P.
bold • •
O'HARA BOILER WORKS,
F. REPHAN & CO.
Manufeethren of STEAM BOILERS OIL TANKS,
wrams, AGITATORS, SALT PARS
_GASOME
TERS, SETTLING PANE P IKON DOORS.
BRICIIEN SUSS BEDS. Se,
Corr of_ Second Avenue and Liberty Street.
• . PITTSBURGH. PA.
Repairing done promptly. Orden sent to th e
above address sill be promptly attended tn.
F. REPTIAN. nortllol . l7 2.1.1.gbr at CARROLL . 8.
StiYosltS. ocle yed
FOUNDERS, IVIAOHINISTS.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
• Atilt_
Pipe Works.
Corner Carroll and Smallnian Sreets,
11:1Zrat WARD./
PITTSBURGII. PA.
WM. SMITH,
aNDFACTORER OP
Cast. Iron. Bowl Pipe,
GAS SAND WATER WORKS.
'rjlt.'ll;r46l=SAW'cllf
*mend
Castings fur Gas and Water Works
011
W. J. ANDEILS.ti ... FRICYVOOLE.
MONONGA IFELA: FOUNDRY.
W. J. A_NDERSONIL C 01 1
"'l3,3TtiMiTs r anrd.r.Z.P . - 71N 7
Castings of
u all Descriptions.
ctMVontalt IfMI T e. r at ur .,
Houses.
Urncr. ANfl Fos:Noisy—No. 150 WATER BT..
Ylltaburph.
ROBINSON, REA Sz, CO,
Ow:Gem:re w Bancronnt. MQna t Mains
WASHINGTON WORKS
TOIINDXFII4 Z 111AMMISTS. PITTHBoILGH.
Mannfuturara of Boat and Stationary Stemain
§=4l,allpttpiriu 21111 ftathinez iuk.
Mina. UMW magnet go
Ofina No. 1.4. onnier *lnd and Smithfield streets.
f aT i ta u tiq r, l . YFAßD'S PATENT INJEW e Ior
THOS. CARLIN &,
Fourth Ward Foundry & Nadine Works.
=1
...hear." of tnnUonary and PO 00b* O.
krllWlrCariltlior=o a"
Gone Barn Weisita. Bon en kn. Bunt to
ordor .4 ha. on funn4 of on slum..
Phoenix Roll Foundry.
Cot. LIBERTY AND 21TH 13T9.
BOLLMAN & BAGALEY
=I
Chill Rolls, Sand Rolls and Pinions.
BRASS CASTINGS. •
riersiii niiiii --- - Niirliesai
Henry Bier & Co.,
Woman,. to JOHN M. COOPER a CA .1
BELL AND -BRASS FOUNDER&
Brass Castings ,
MADE PROMPTLY TO ORDER.
wookic AN wp r gr a IRON FITTINGS.
THROTTLE SAFETY AlteincIALVES.
LNI,
ALL GLOBE PA , ERN I ,
st IIRAI3 o. 4 . tiim & SIVERI . •legearPTlON for
a A ITAIZIVNiti: inerPalED "'PROVED
AGENTS of DILE% tl9 . PATENT AIIXIte. s the
beet In the market
OFFICE worms,
Corner Thirtee h and Pike Streets.
. _
ATWOOD McCAFFIL' EY
Corner unbar S as= AWL TUW.O AVSTVI,
PfttAlmrsh. Pa.. S FOUNDERS ALA IRON
PIPE FITTERS... GENTAtorA.S.CAMERON
ECOI.STEAN • AND. BLOWERS.
FLOUR
iE
pELiiiiiii — ifinriliiiiiiiii:
R. T. KE ' DY & BRO.
ALL= NT &TY, PA"
Mem Winger, cf the following eelebritted Windt
of Menu,
• 3 ther Grcen Brand tat uqocr=l,DmilsVioar.
2 &sr 32. Bran,
_A fie. h
tlint_gtwna entire estianictinn, r
1. ht. fled Brand,* whin 1. welly flour,
to tigT of the whine gran* la the martin: I
113
28 0 . iimr . ifen represc . Mod. I
•
PLUMBEAS, GAS FITTERS
FULTON & M'OANN,
PracEcal Plumbbrs
GAS AND STEAM FITT/Mt
Fifth Ammo. near Kati sere.s. Pfttaborah, •
Load Pim
Wash.Un Hoss,tan Elstarsa Malta Bs • •
Tubs tad tdt Iron MO and Maw. •Is
Wafer Pusspa sad tits= Cock:B.lmm coaxal
Otte and •Priatte Buttanp Sues la with Gas
star and _saws Hews; Apparatus. Jobbing
9...stliationctss co. • •
11=iiiill
IRON AND STEEL
CRESCENT
STEEL 1V ORKS.
lit,LEft. BARB . k. PARK-IN
OFF Liih•rt) Str.4.l,
PITTSBUH6II. PA.
OUQUESNE • WORKS.
=C3
Coleman, Balm & Co.,
IRON, NAILS, STEEL,
Axels ansl .Springs.
DUQUESNE, I. X AND JUNIATA •
FIAT RA_
~ Ft ROUNIVAND SQUARE IRON.
RAND, NIINVI . AND TANK IRON.
RottNtl PLATES AND 11.6ADN„ .
GUARD IRON, DRAG AND DIioPPER BART.
FLANOr..S. CUTTER BARSXYLINDEIt IRON.
T AND FLAT RAIL. 1.1 Coal BoadA
CRGWRA RS.WLDIIk9 and II ARROW TENTH.
SPRING, PLOW AND CULTIVATOR STEEL.
STEEL NVINGS AND MOULDS. cut to mttarn.
STEEL TIiticsSTRELSILArTIND,,Ap
POK_ AL , DLOo and WAGON SODDE; an
CUT . AILS AND SPIKES.
All Goods First Claw and Warranted.
OFFICES AND WORKS-14Rn meat and Alla.
gnan lo y River. and 77 Water street, yittaburgh.
m •
Pittsburgh Steel Works,
ESTABLISHED IN 18430
ANDERSON & WOODS,,
Best Refined Cast Steel
NO MOULD.
OF EVERT DIA:SCRIPTION. ALSO,
Bed Refined German Plow ir, Spina Steel.
b ark ROSS A. D FIRST AVSNI:T a Fir
t
PITT:
JV'ovelt
FOUNDED A. D. 1833.
MOO/MEAD / ADAMS & CO. ,
ILT'""ZirLINTITESLINDIMIVRIPW.
Janus Faced Patent Door Lock. and Latches
Paint and Coffee and do
c.iurner of FIRST AVENUE and GRANT STS.
Pittsburgb. Pa.
Sheffield Steel Works,
SINGER; NLMICK &
=1
Cast and Gini-rnan St-eel
RAILWAT SEILINGS,
ELLI AILLV :MC, S, STE IC AND rt,LAT F TIR O E, .tc.. RAI BNIINUA.
.tc.
WAIIETIOUSE—.B3 Waterann 100 First streets.
DIAMOND •
STEEL WORKS.
PARK BROTHER & CO.,
Manuficturers of all DeAeriptilonk d
STEEL.
occice and wArtEnouss-aoth. 31.1 and
ItaUrna4 Putsbur,h.
STOVES; CASTINGS,_&c._
COOK STOVES.
(het the Best
BISSELL & CO'S
TRIUMPH,
For .Bitiminous Coal.
Warrente4 to COOK. BAKE or ROAST ea yea
~ 1.7 W.: Stove In tne
BISSEII & CO .,
No. 235 tiberty Street.
ALSO, ON BAND AND FOR SALE:
PARLOR STOVES, HEATINGIRTOVES,
ORATE FRONTS, FENDERS.
MOWING RANGES. Ae.. ke.
GRAFF, HUGUS Co.,
Idamtattaters of every varlet, of
STOVES,
Boston Cooking Range
"THE FIERY FURNACE"
roit WARMING BUILDINGS.
THE NEW- ANTI-DEBT COOKING STOVE,
REGULATOR: . OOLOMBLA MOE t3TOVE.
VAN'S (c . B.etnnall Pattern) PORTABLE RANGE,
CAST I KON MANTLES. WELLEAWS RENLIIC
TOWAMfree from dirt sad dust; (Max
206. and 208 Liberty Street,
A.BRADLEY&CO,
No. 30 Wood Street.
Ilattufsetuners of the GreaterA Varlet, of COOK.
PARLOR iutd lIRAVING STOVER to Iss found.
Ron of our Mof and
ono Is ma that any aee
want of
tr•fr `"l6. b, ,==strithe mm do-
Mils ea well o ur lOga. WOOld alt
atuddlou us new VOLCANO OVV., for
aturehschails and storm Over 300 sold
Irati:vet heed rasodetd,;for
em rth og=t ,iL t= r Aiß .
w c a r. r t,. .ll far chessper. Rood for Catslogusaod
WINES, LIQUORS, &o
WAGNER'S FRENCH COLORING,
The Very Beet is the Visited Stahl,
KANOVACTIMID Iflt
WM. WA.GNER,
9SI Forth Seventh Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
the Nadia& Do wer le IPh
• • le. ielkeerWrn.
Schmidt & Friday,
IMPORTERS OF
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &e.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
PURE RYE WHISKIES.
Nos. 384 and 386 Penn,
Cor. of ELEVENTH NT., formal Canal
JOS. S. FINCH & CO.,
110.. 186.187.189:191.193 awl 195
Irak. warty, ritubunm._
Manafsetarm of DOPE= DISTILL= PUBIC
RYE WHISKT: 2120.d0010n 10 towns
and Lt • nom Worn. • •
cOINON , -
Machine Stone works.
Marline. , Corner of Wort routmOndknorinrur.
FRZEPIC ATVATInt a VO.. I -
InorOnnonan orsi oo
stcoAont nloo.llarn
eZa b. =r_Vnt=a
Mors promptly ay. n tan op rooksoosh. WOW
•
=MEM
ti.: I VLLANIA CENTRAL . RAH..
p
' Via, 11470. ' nril " 3"e
ps
arrive and depart as follows
. T N vlu,s 'r l ' i tra *m lns • 1 Th w ro W'r uiti. "D Tralba
Louse 1 olon Delpot. • Arrive as Llnion Do 4
Pacific E5.,...12 . 30 awl Stall Train ....11:3 ISM
31•11 Train 1,10 am!rast Line 12: am
Ms Lon Ac.... 111410 am.Cinclonatl les.). : am
mews, bbv.-:. 1243 pm Pittsb . sin its.. z pea
fibilis. Exprvss 3 . 3b-Plis racIPS Na. 1 D—
ruid Llne. .... 740 pen Troy Pasant..4o, ii;
•1..
Walis 630 AID Walla N 0.1.. ti: um
Wall's N0.:5..11:31 am, Ilrin`n Ac1c,.. l ..
Wall's No. .3 • 33/3 pm Walfs No.:J..
i
r
Johr.sioira Ac. 4:03 pm Johnston A 4 :
Wolfs NJ.3.. 11:03 pm Walfs No. 3.. . pm
W.lllllNu. 4 3:0 poi we r . NO. V.. . Vpm
Willinst'i Ac. :4430 pm Wall 4 No. 3.. 1 opm
Walls No. 0-11 , 00 pm. Brinli AeNo.9 . 0 the
Wlllenth'e Ac.l 00 pm
Ci.7/1111{/1 Ent.. and Paclllo Kapress !MVO
J. ,, i , All Lithos trains daily, except SundaY.
:11.p Cnnicb Trains lime* Walls Sun. eth:th
r at 8110 a. m., reanniag rlttennT kl.
II 30 .m. Ketunslng, 1111.0• Yittatmor at
12 . 30 an as. and Attires al Walls Malan at , 13
P
Fin further informatlOn aPri_to
W. 11. NClCWolll,_Asent.
The PennskPranta Railroad Company trot not is
some any to for Baggage. oscupt for wonting. MO . •
=l l, ssflll Inz i o: C t . l2::: gulf .021011117 . 1 1 =far t
amount In value will bets gilt= of the °wow.
unless taken by special tontrake.
ASSATT, L
Jell General Paperintecident. AILOOna. Fa.
p ITTSBURGII, FORT WAYNE &
CITICAGO R. andff ilagig g @
CIirVELAND &
N?JuBURG L
ne 12. 1810, Leann. will leave Team
and arrive at the Union nepotrTorth side, MO.
burin cite time, am fllow, .
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mu, a. Alm
Fast tips 111.5 a os'f_ast Lina _ 1,14.3 la
i . • A tif t am " p h laf i l: 3 :: Pl e grkf..7..ir i t . ;g:
1
Mielft . cirr a m:Chlengo man.. :sms pas
Chimp Ca., . Clesetan4 1.=.. :314 p m
(I. 3 \nee 'U..' -3 p m Res aSO EP :43 pla
rwmc Ita 3:4.1 pm' ca. & Via II it. l . : r P 11,
VO'allemlla C1..4.1 4y p m,C. a Si. /a 1:.• • : 1p p m
Erie Slapress...4:4 p so. MU PMprssa.l : SS pm
IMPART sawsf.l.lp*T.lamaiTSlN A It IMT.
Omer Faits 4c., 3!II • m I.esetsdahr Ac.. 11: •as
Loettdala •1 f
:13 a m'tlas . s. Falls" ..: z• m
1
1::14:41t3. : i t
g:
Baal. rails " 1 r 48. pria,'Ltre .
...pale .. PM
Leetsdale " 1043 D t.' " 7: 1 , 3 1
110 r Oats Sos. Trait Oaks Pao. •
. .... .. . . . .. .. ..
dAs rri.b. i al.3z Lt n. :...LSk i ltra...W boat
arrives thdly.
Fut a r re'res dAlly,. Alooda.” ucoptcl,
Fut lAlu azrtru daily. Mondays 4knopin.l.
Ail
azoo other
u lulu will • leave' and arriVo (LUIS:
Sanctus ut
F. R. MVISICS --- .. J. N. mccui,Lctuau,
Genl. Pea. a Tim* /Want 6•111 Illaucti.
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA
.9sP TV= A gj•
',mina on the Waste
Penneylvania Railroad will arrive at =I depart.
front Me I , edaral Street Depot. Aliases.] MY.
as follws: • ' •
(AI.L/3111LNT TIME.)
. „1049
?gem - mt .: Nal .St e ian • =reimport No. V. a m
Expre m et i .....l MClaremotag .
..... t am
=port No. .
Op= igul. • g. PM
Springere t rams
. MlSPrinad en°. • Op ut
Abuve trams run muly exempt ender. -
The Chez= Freurt A n ll . /teteg A ttuttion
Mgt 11 ' ..3 0 fia Returning. =mule A.l4.hrt;
City at 12 , OP. N. and emirs at Allegalm7 ....-
non at 3' P. Y.
Throu,o tickets to Butler and3Tannaketo= may
be pm itaed at Walkers MANS Mere, No. 31=
Clair otreet. t u t zte n t i. he Sett A ll:mme ,. Z . Bridge, Put=
" F r ee= applj
JAMEST
eral fitnem=l..
Lu u mi emegete to an Importa Fed nt Sta ff onf Be the
mate line of the Penuoyireals Central Nall led.
A.. 1.
• Generst Superintendent.CASSATT Altorm=_Me.
NOBERT NBILSON.
mylo Superintendent. Pittsburg .
BURGH
Works.
SCALES
ArLI.EO HEN I' VALLEY RAILROAD.
1.1:011 TO BUFFALO 77IIROOGLI TT& OIL
TrainadellyierreptSunder
yr leave Pittsburgh Depot, rernerrqf Woven
sod Pike drivel, tor Franklin. 011 OW. ltnekith
and ell point. in the Oil Realms.
• ••
. . . . . . . .
- LEAVE ARILIT2 AT
PtTeentritoll. PITIVIIVROII.
Day Express
Night /express i15.t...:: tut::
Way
T Pas ain ager....... : OA. M.
Mall se
Bradi's Bend amen.. l
H a
M.
P. M. ' 1 . A.Y.
Soda Worlu . ' : P. M.
pJt liulton
unan : fli P. . . AX.
hull o. 11: P.S. . P. 11 .
.11.1711.1112111. i 1: A. M. : P. bi.
Clutch I: 0 P. M. 1 : A. IL
Express trains stop only at principal pants. Ao
*TlVlPaternagreergaWg . :r riiilt
R
TrAina, NHL Kays between Pittsburgh saaa "
117.
J.J.tr..211,=..
jai/k,.144...
Cl=
p ITTSBURGH• AND CONFELL
MANOPOF T1ei9f16 1 ; — . N . 121.30141r ,
wad after WIRDNSHDAI P
July 0. 11970.TreJna errlye et nod 4.96lf:rant
Depo. corner of Urnot sod Water etotetnote Day
lowy—olty Uwe:
tharf... AOnITL
3161Tr60... 630 A.h. 16 McKean.
G.eneood Ac 7.1.066. port Ae .4111.3.31.
inny Pneener 993 A.m. , Glenwood Ao SAO A.M..
st McKee.- West Newton
mot Ao 11136 •Ao
Eames Tenlu 3:13P al repro. Tr' 4.6118.31 .
Weld Newton • • 12e1 McKee:-
_ 4,30 P.M.I port Ao tft Phl.
D A % O Way Pusen'r • Cal•
Ac 3.90 P.M ,3161 Train... • •rm.
0,4 ratld oohs
9d McHaes .
6.90PAL1 3d Ao ..McKee.. Timmy.
_por3 A0....10,40PALt West
p ei to ellurat.
went Newton
Church Ten•l2:ll6 PALlCharch TenelftlllA.M.
13.0,15, only. All other Trains owl sem*
Banda). D. D. ANUM.L.
Masted of Transpartallo6
ICIPITTSBURGII, CINCINNATI AND
A Err. LOUIS RAILWAY.E g cggmg
PAN RAIIIILE.IteIIr.
CIIANONDF TIIIM-01A And Mier SUNDAY.
dune 11, 1570. MD. 11111 aAtILNp6 . piTl”.. , of
the Union Depot, Plttanursh. as
Plite bnith
HT AUT. •aft
Etereta tm. 1 t . Scout
Mut Line
Southern Express p.m.l
Mixed AecommodAtlon.• : • nu p.m.
McDonald Aocommod'n. 1-• a. to. 7. •t•
Stentmollle - Arounmod. ;t1 p.m.
i t am.
McDonald A MOS 1112. 1 •111. to 03. • P.S.
Biltany Cbutch Tndn.•• • 1' '6
The 10:401A. M. Put Une Ileava Y The
12:13 noon '.llqApea arrluea Maly. All Other Milne
run dully taeupt Itnndei.
w. 01111.11 M -
General O&M Agent Columba...D. '
W. W. CAllo.Snlet.. Denulauts. Ohto.
PIITEIBIAGES, Pd,
STONE
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RAILROADS
REGIioN9
HARDWARE & CUTLERY
Pittsburgh Utility Works,
,
WEAVER k JONES,
• Corner of /Rahn and FORA Streets,
- Sixth Ward, 'Allegheny,
Manufacturers qf EIARDWAMM sada/
kinds LIGHT OUMT IRON 41.UTIIMAL •
We unbar our Goods sad soreares to thaTrada
as •We Unease Prima anal warrsnt. aft our wort
naished. Orders whetted. • • ,•
orMakell3V rien'Aitlagilluiritir"
WEAVER t lOM'S.
A.d&ss: Pittsburgh Poatoglos. mslgagg
EgTABLISHED 1831.
Logan, Gregg &
HARDWARE,
No. 52 Wood Strek,
PIITSBUTIGH. PA.
'Spring Goods, HON, Rakes, Forks,
Scythes, Snaths, &e. -•
Iterehanti are. Invited to examine
our stock when in the city.
Orders by mall will have prompt at
tention. " -
BEAVER FALLS
CUTLERY CO,
No. 70 Wood Street,
1=2:1
Table Knives & Forks.
Pocket Kniveis, -
Butcher,KniveS,
Bread Knives,
Carving Knives,
Scissors,
Razcirs.
Putty Knives,
AND ALL OTHER ARTICLES OF CUTLERY*
LOW PRICES.
Beaver Falls Cutlery Co.,
No. 70 WOOD STREET,
Frrriouneas;
PAINITNG, GRAINING,
JOHN - T. GRAY.
HOUSE LTD SIGH pinrrn,
onAorrath - t. AND G
N. 54 NINTH grrasrr,
ilaker; (Labe Mad w.. 0 Pittatrir.aii.
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