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Wiar . 'pAILK talk NICW YORK, aid 6 STATE
TEE= illkatlN are our meats for the belly
and weekly Pest in those cities, and are an
take Advertisements and Subseriptions
pram at our Leese Rams.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 13
CITY AND INGINVIND IMLLIO
The -Western Penttentiary—lm
. prevenaents.
Yesterdey morning we spent a leisure
half hour in a visit to the Western Peni
tentiary and the affable and efficient War
den, Capt.-John Birmingham, who seems
as much at home as though he had occu
pied toe position all his life.
We.were kindly shown through the pris
on by Mr. Stewart,one of the overseers, and
had occasion, as on previous visits, to ad
mire the completeness of the interior ar
rangements and the perfect order and clean
liamkof everything inside the enclosure.
The extension of the centre block of:
cells (designated B) is completed, giving '
88 teitlitional cells, of which about forty
are occupied, some of the occupants hay
itigheen transferred from cells which had
beeu necessarily duplicated, owing to the
rapid increase of prisoners without a cor
responding increase of accommodations.
The new cells are about the same size as
the old, but more comfortable, having
better:ventilation. The beds are also so
arranged as to give the prisoners more
inn= 'lmproved locks have also been
placed on the doors,
by which they are
locked mid unlocked with greater facility.
The Araimi, water pipes and gas fixtures
are.alati;edmirably arranged and new pipes
' are beingintroduced throughout the entire
pile of, buildings, as the old ones are con
tinually bursting. The extension of the
block-Jewell roofed with slate and the old
shingle roof is being removed from the
old portion and slate substituted. The
block is now 550 feet in length and con
tains 188 cells, while blocks A tied C have
74 each.
On the top of Block B, about the center,
a foundation of brick has been laid for an
octagonal tower, of iron, the castings tbr
which are being made by Messrs. Smith.
Park & Co. The castings are twenty-four
feet - long, and the top of the tower, when
completed, will stand sixty-six feet from
the ground. It is designed to light this
tower brilliantly with gas, throwing the
light,TbY means of reffectOrs, through ev
ery part of the grounds, and over the adja
cent commons. This will be a valuable
improvemeut, making any attempt to es
cape equally as dangerous at !light as in
broad daylight. .
• ' The foundations are being laid for , the
extension of - Block C, but the work will
be suspended so soon se the upropriat ion
made-at the last session of the Legislature
is exhaniffed,'not to be renewed until a new
appropriation is made.
During the winter new gas works were
erected, to supply the increased consump
tion in the proposed extensions. The
house, a one story brick. divided into three
compartments, contains four retorts, only
one of which is now used, though in win
ter .two will be required, leaving two for
use when the others -are out of repair.
The gas made here passes through the
usual peel- aind purifying apparatus, into
an octagonal s building close by, where it is
received in a gasometer twenty-five feet in
diameter, capable of holding 7,004) cubic
feet of gas and thence distributed through
the buildings. The workS were erected
under the superintendence of Mr. Robin
son, Peniteutiary Engineer, the retorts
and pipes being put in by Messrs. Davis &
Phillips and thegasometer by W. B. Senile.
Other minor buildings have also heen re
cently added. We also observed that all
• the ground in tke enclosure beyond block
B has been brought under cultivation and
has a fine crop of onions growing upon it;
and other vegetables. Cabbage plants are
also being put iu and it is fair to presume
that next winter the prisoners will have
an extra allowance of cabbage and onions.
The number of prisoners at the begin
ning of the mouth was 276, against 288 on
the Ist of January, showing that so far this
year the number discharged has been in
- excess of those received. One of these is
over 80 years of age; another is serving his
meet& term in the institution.
The prisoners have fresh meat and soup
every day in the week, (except Sunday)
the kind being varied each day, boiled po
tatoes twice eweek, when procurable, and
*AA and bread twice a day. On Sunday
no soup is served and rations of pickled
beef or pork are given out instead. The
cooking 'arrangements are perfect—the
cook house sceupulously clean—and the
bread the best that can be made from su
perfine flour, baked in the prison. All the
hood.given to the inmates is of the bestand
most, -iubstantial quality and there is no .
reasonable grounds for complaint on that
score, as most of them fare better in the
Penitentiary than when at large.
The health of the prisoners is generally
good, and the physician, Dr. Rogers, in
forms as that he has but two cases in hos
pitiid, both of whom will recover. One
will be removed to his cell in a few days,
being now rapidly improving.
Under the administration -1 Captain
Birmingham, who is &strict disciplinarian,
the Prilim rules are rigidly enforced and
vielltinns promptly punished. The soli
tail system is fully carried out, except in
the case of those too old to work in their
cells or the debilitated, (recommended for
*serene by the physician) who are set to
Warkin the grounds. We believe thatthe
Weirs of the prison are -better managed:
'noir thin ever before.
, A. portion of the Baltimore delegation
*Shea the
,prison yesterday and, a ft er a
ibirough examination, went away much
piqued with all the arrangements.
Pdadabwrglik Printers In Scanlan.
A correspondent of the Chicago Times
relines that when our forces occupied Cor
lath; they•found there a printing office, es
tablished by Besmregard, for printing or
ders, blanks, he., which had been placed
in dare of Alfred Lambert, a printer well
beam in some of the lake cities, and who
`Waked at his trade for several years in
this city. Typos from the several regi
meta were detailed to assist Lambert, and
lanai's them were two other Pittsburgh
printers,
John Loughrey and Wm. Bris
bane, who were forced into the service un
der the conscription law. Before the re
bellion Brisbane was a_ partner in the job
office attached to the New Orleans Ores
. eat; aad his sentiments were such that we
do not beliefs be joined the rebel army of
his own accord._
for New Trial.
Yesterday-morning, in the District Court,
enjoinme n t wae. had in the case of Geo.
Painter's adminiatratrix vs. the city of
Pittsburgh, upon a motion for a new trial.
The case was tried recentlt u a+l the jury
found a verdict of $2,100 for the
plaintiff. Geo. Painter, it will remem
bered, fell into the Si. Clair street sewer,
in 1869, while the contractor was doing the
work, and received an injury to the cap of
the knee l which caused lock-jaw and ter-.
urinated m his death. His adminiamtrix
entered suit against the city, and the jury,
Wieling that the accident happened
through theatrelessness of the city author
ities, awarded a verdict in the amount eta-
Aed. The Court has reserved its decision
on the motion for a new trial.
' • Conmeted or eltrilliu7, -
Karl Rudolph, alias Charles Roth, and
were yesterday tried for
-wog is entering and robbing Duffy's
4 porant street of two trunks and
& N o r aniciss: -Rudo lph was convicted
and Hire aequiffed•
u. 1114114.
Aid la
in. Avila &stria
. 011 sw a y his, sad imisaify kialL
Our. Baltimore,
in Viatto r yssipent: yesterday
manning in placard takenossrwith our
merchants and business men generally and
manyvisited otherntanttfactones, in which
all took.* great interest. At one o'clock
they left the Allegheny depot of the Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway,
in company with a number of our most
worthy and prominent citizens, members
of City Councils and others, for Chicago,
which city they will reach to-day and • re
main until Monday or Tuesday. Their
visit here was pleasant and we hope they
may find quite as much enjoyment in
Chicago.
National Horse Fair.
A grt national horse fair is to be hld
at Willia ea msport, Pa., a beautiful town e in
the Susquehanna Valley, well suited for
such an exhibition, from the 2d to the sth
of September, inclusive. Arrangements
have been made to secure the finest assem
blage of imported, blooded and native
breed of horses that has ever been collect.
ed in this country. The list of premiums
will be large, ranging us high as $2OO.
Liberal excursion rates will made by the
railroad companies. The place is accessi
ble by railroad from all directions.
Railroad laterent Hold.
The Erie and North East Railroad has
sold its interest in the Erie and Pittsburgh
Railrt al for $40J,000 in 7 per cent. lei
Mortgage Bonds. The Erie and Pittsburgh
Road is to be completed to the coal-fields.
The above amount gives about twenty per
cent on the capital stock of the - Erie and
North East Road. It will be remem
bered that the Legislature of Pennsylvania
forced this road to contribute $500,000 to
the E. & P. R. R. as a bonus foran unbro
ken gunge through Erie.
Murder.
.fames Ovens, of Crawford county, 0.,
was deliberately murdered in the vicinity
of I•'orest, Hardin Co., 0., by a man named
Wilson, with whom he had been traveling
in company. Oven's skull was fractured
Ly two blows of a club. Wilson evidently
supposed that Ovens, who was on a col
lecting tour, had money on his person.—
Wilson is in jail at Kenton,.Hardin coun
ty, awaiting trial.
The People's lasursinee Com
palmy.
This company is now fully organized,
with the Board of Directors advertised in
another column. The present office is at
No I Girard House, Smithfield street,
where the Secretary, Wm. F. Gardner,
will attend Co taking alt kinds of fire and
marine risks. The company is established
on a good basis and will become one of the
institutions of Pittsburgh.
Newsboy Drowned.
Bill. Blair, a newsboy, went into the
river at Steubenville, on Tuesday evening,
and going into rather deep water and be
ing unable to swim, he was soon heard to
utter cries for "help." One of the lade
close by made etforts to save him, hut was
unitide to do so, and he was drowned.
Benefit of Mr. Lewin.
The entertainment. at the Theatre this
evening is for the benefit Mr. H. Lewis,
familiarly known as "the old man." He
appears as Tom in the good old drama of
the "Dumb Man of Manchester,•' and as
Scaramouch in "Don Juan," Ettie Hen
derson personating the Don. The hill is
good one, and as Mr. Lewis is a most de
serving actor, we hope to see the house
filled.
Carriages.
We direct attention to the advertisment
of Mrs. Jos. White. Lawrenceville. She
has just received a lot of fine Vehicles froin
the East, among which are several good
double-seated carriages. We advise those
about purchasing a vehicle to examine her
large and well assorted stock.
New Strawberries.
There will be an exhibition this morn
ing at 11 o'elock at Mr. Knox's seed store,
No. 29 Fifth street,ofa rare collection of new
varieties of strawberries, embracing Tri
omphe de Gand, Fillmore. Golden Seed.
Vicomptesse, Rericart de Thury, Due de
Brabant, Princess Royal, &c. Lovers of
choice berries are invited to examine.
Libel Suit Withdrawn.
In the Court of Quarter Sessions, yester
day morning, a nolleprosequi was entered
by the District Attorney in the libel suit
brought against Col. J. B. Finley, of Kit
tanning, by It. E. Brown, Esq., of the
same place, the latter having withdrawn
the suit. and paid the costs.
The National Tax.
The New York Herald of the 10th con
tains a table of the articles upon which a
tax or duty is imposed by the tax bill as
passed by the House and amended in the
Senate. The Herald can be found at the
Pittsburgh office, opposite the Post Office.
Pittock agent.
The Duquesne's Throw.
A member of the Duquesne Fire Com
pany, who was present at the trial of the
new hose on Wednesday evening, informs
us that the distance thrown, through four
hundred feet of hose, was two hundred and
forty-seven feet, two inches.
Golden Feather.
This is the title of a new novel by
Arthur M. Grainger, otherwise called the
"Buccaneer of King's Bridge," with illus
trations by_ Daricy. It is for sale, at 25
cents, by Henry Miner, next door to the
Poet Office.
TELB STOCK on hand of a Shoe Store will
be' i sold without reserve, by order of as
aignees, at Lynd's Auction House, corner
Wood street and Virgin alley, commenc
ing this morning at 10 o'clock.
Wool.
The average quotations for good wool in
Ohio,-on contracts, are forty-five cents per
pound.
Tan Pittsburgh Hag manufactory has re
moved to 78 rah street, opposite the Post
office, where . can be found flags from six
inches to 50 feet. John W. Pittock is the
agent.
ALL the late books, papers and maga:
sines can be found at Pittock's, opposite
the Post Office.
nom.-..
JOSEPH METER is 80N,
MAIIIIPAOTIIIIIIII OP
FANCY AND PLAIN
FURNITURE & MIMES
WAREHOUBIVI3II SMITHFIELD STREET.
(Between Sixth street and Virgin alley.)
rzrzustraes.
PATENT WRITING CASE
TillcAss Is so AIgRANGIOD AO TO
i;t ili ri l t the writer s table eight by nine inches
to write upon, will bold
Pea sail PeseLl,
Nadia Rubber,
suet Camellterg.
Meeker Baird,
ad yot willailab a so to saws ookrOi
lidos kr I helm
lke sok iw
IV. IL RAVIii,
WOOD a Tali) iir"-
C?„ L COLLEUX . t corner r Penn t .
nd st, Clair
amour. reds:, wornins at al A. a.
COMMERCIAL PAR.
1.200T5, SHOES AND GAITERS, AT
m , BleelellanWs Auction. Jel.l
Ml ------- -
RE CORPORATORS OF TIM Al,
LEGRENY CEMETERY held their annual
meeting on the 11th instant, at the office on the
grounds. at which the following named gentlemen
were elemed officer,. for the ensmit4 year :
HOARD 01' SI.AN.WERS.
THOS. M. HOWE, President.
Wti.sos $1 17.vint.rms, .1. H.
a.tsois O. BAILEY, i .lA:i.
.T. , 101 BISSELL, li...n.ount: tn.
For Secretary and Treasurer — N. Dili E.
The followiue resolution Wag. oil 1111 ,, i.m of Mr.
Shinn, unanimously adopted:
Pr rola , d. That the Cm - poi alms recommend the
Hoard of Mann:rem to appro , riate a suitable por
tion of ground it: the Cemetery for the interment.
free or expense. of etch persons as have died or •
may die in deli:nee of the country in the present
war.
The following statement of the fiscal condition
of the Corporation was submitted to the meeting.,
adopted, and ordered to be printed : •
General Statement o, the Aveou au of lll. Aifeuiovw
Cemetery, on the 14 of liti2
Cemetery Grounds
Stock and Tools
IlnProvements, permanent,
do temporary.
Interest
Expenses
Bills heceivable
Labor
Bonds and Mortgages .
Cash
Mausoleum
Christopher Miller...
New °Mee
New Lodge
Accounts Receivable
Cemetery Lots sold
Interments, Removals, &c
Shrubbery
Repair Fund
Sundry small amounts payable
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B UT YOUR
L A 1) 1E S' G_l I 'l' E I,'
AT DIFFENBACLIER'S
No. IS Fifth street, near Alarktt
WE INVITE ATTEN LION TO 01'11
LARGE STOCK OF ROOTS AND : 4 1IoES.
Of French and American Manufacture.
For Ladies, 111111111P01. and Children,
We have a variety of styles: Walking Iliad: ,
Gaiters, Slippers. White Satin Kid nail Eitibrniti
need tilippers, suitable for partied anti wedding;
&e. be.
For Gents, Boym, and Youth..
Patent Leather and Calf and :AIo,
every deaeription.
Our assortment waL nrrer m.LI L. a,
we offer our goods a! :Ls
LOW PRICES
As the dame quality can he sold in the ciiy,
also manufacture every conceivable Ay b.r In
dieo, wines, and children, at :•11.4t notice.
w, E. SCHMERTZ ,t
jerd 31 Filth si rect.
SHOM, AT MASONIII
itali Auction H. , tl , e. jel
R. R. BULGER
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
FURNITURE.
No. 15 Mralthlllold Pitreet,
PITTSBURGH
A ruu. ARSORTAIENT OF
Pittsburgh Manufactured Furniture,
Colutautiv on hand, whirh wo will POI lit tll
!owe.t pri . cor for CA4,11. ruyl6:lr:is
11,440 P OK I ItTS .IT 4.4 •I. E LILA IVS
A tti•tion.:6 Fifth -ft
.4.13 •
11 OR T 4' UI. T HI I.
S'rltA ISE RR 1
:'...I , I I ItERK V.
ickd It ER I: 1 I'I.A N'N
tiRAPE VINE,,
'::It tA Nl,
and (iOOSEisER It 1 IA
LINEA It
RHEUBARB
and, ASi . A It, JUTS,
all of the bait quality, end werrunte.l true t ,
name. For sale at 29 F 1 FT II }{. E ET.
mh22 J. KNOX.
STATE. 32 ERCANTII.E 1.1 41 . ' Ai I
All persunl heilw
will wee, by reading the fifth section i•I .11
anielithitOrY of the Li.-ewie Law, ..t t h Sete,
herewith published, 'Met 11 , 11 1.1 eel). 11• , I 1ta..1
ur before the illt:•;'1 . 11AY t/F .11 . 1,1
moat be planed in the hand, of II r
collection. tuul that no further uutiee then tl
will be given.
June 10, leitt,. W3l, EIuIIRA UM, Tren t urer.
Section Mb of amended Liftente Law ' "flint it
shall he the duty of evety City and County Tre,i
curer to cue for the t eeovery of all liectl•e ,
returned to him by the lehtantile d pprai-et,, if
not paid on or before the lot day of Jul.y in •s,:h
and every year, within ten days after that date:
and said Treasurer shall not be dieeliarged from
any such License mikes lie brings cult to Teem er
the came within said date, and tresses the same n.
judgment and execution ns soon thereafter as
practicable, and payc the amount r.4' all suell Li
censes received by him into t ft.: tat I. Treasury,
on or before the Ifd day of October ensuing: our
shall he receive tutu' esarmis , dunslolllll/0.11 1:11 - 1 - 11-
see, unite, he makes payment as a
jell.-3bl
SOLAR OIL WORKS COM PA 11,
OF PENNSYLVANIA
OFFICE: ST. CLA !It STICF:L7. di.
11:S.Addreen
J. WEAVER, JR., Secretary and Trlo , urcr,
myl9-tf
K EEP IT BEFORE YOU.
SAVE YOUR MONEY
when ,you wan and get a It ETTER PIA NI
(let the thing itself well is Imo, ; one that ii light
and elastic touch, that will not ache your wri4t
and Angers Lis PIANO to any and to-tnorrow.low
for cash or approved acceptances. end I,
convinced. WISE At BROTHER
mrAi Manufacturers. 1111 Wood
WHEELER & WILSON'S
Sewing Machines,
NO. 27 Flinn STREET, PITTSBUROII. PA
Awarded the First Premium at the
United States Fair
FOR THE YEARS
1868, 1859 and 1860.
UPWARDS OF 13 0 , 0 0 0
MACHINES sold in the United States
MORN THAN
910.040 SOLD TUE PANT YEAR
We offer to the public WHEELER a WIL
SON'S IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE. at
REDUCED PRICES, with increased confidence
of its merits asthma best and most useful Family
Sewing Machine now in use. It does equally well
on the thickest and thinnest fabrics, makes the
lock-stitch impossible to unravel, alike on both
sides, is simple in construction, more speedy in
movement, and more durable than any other ma
chines. Circulars giving prices and description
ofmaeldne furnished gratis on application in per
son or by letter.
livery Maehine warranted for three years.
&PS WM. SUMNER & CO
pill= BRANDY IN BOTTLES
Old Port Wine Bottles
Cabinet Champagne.
In store and for sale by
WM. BENNETT,
No.13:1 Wood street
N
OTI
OTHERS.CE TO OIL REFINERS AND
/‘
THE PENNA. SALT MANUFACTURING CO.
Having completed their arrangements for the
manufacture of
CONCIERIVATED OIL OF VITRIOL,
Are novP.Wei to sePPly, the trade therewith.
Their nattuum Stilt h enabledapacit o r dersooo
lba wig daY,, they w il l be to All iu
Iwo quantities without delay.
Address GEORGE COLIIOUN. Agent.
jenaggi 01Bee. 24 Wood at. Pittsburgh.
4iummigintalo4-2 impzu
CONIve !MEMNON( name, received au
* IO IIN IMLLOR.
olikApeappg-. MIL;, 40 QUAY
1W pit - 0 1 41 1 11 in
H. & •
QTATENIE . IIT toir DOLLAR simulate
ISA]. !or Fix lllollthe funding May 31st,
Amount, do e depomil unc 1 ,1842.....,'55115... 13
Dividend do da ..... 12,396 09
Cum infroo Fund, Jo ..... 72.6?2
Bonds
Ren! }Rate
Pitt-hurrgh Bank.
Receivable
„ n hand and in Bank.
The Trustees have this day declared a dividend
of Tli KEE PER CENT. out of the profits of the
six months, payable forthwith. If notdrawn,
will bear interest from June Ist.
CIIAS. A. COLTON. Treas.
Pittsburgh, June 1862.
nu: undersigned, Auditing Committee, re*ect
fully report that they have examined the Trea
surer's Report for the six months ending May 31,
1!1611, and that they have examined the Asseta,
eorsisling of Bonds, Mllortgagos, Deeds of Real
BOafe, Certificates of Bank Stock. Bills of Ex
elninge and rash on hand, and find the same to
lie eorreet and to eorrospond with the said report.
ISAAC wit urrtEß.
JAS. B. D. /REEDS,
C. YEAGER.
Pittsburgh, June 4, 1802. jel3-2tillw
$ 28,885 - 41
. 19,185 58
. 1,1 1.1 'Ol
12,4)1 89
50,23 , 1 11
8.741 74
if 6911 21
1:3,07,2 7(1
7,8 , , 02
7,1121 lo
2,723 1
HOOP SKIRTS AT McCILEILLAND'III
AUCTION. jel3
Al AN ELECTION or
HOLDERS of the
PEOPLE'S INSURANCE COMPANY,
Held at the Merchants' Exchange, on Monday
the following persons were elected Directors!
Wm. Phillips , of Phillips. Best, and Co.
John E. Parke, of Phelps. Parke & Co,
Chas S. Bissell. of Bissell & Co.
iieo R. Jones, Wholesale. (Irocer.
Win D. Ila‘s of Wm B. Hays & Co.
Win Van Kir k, of A. [Wadley's.
John Watt, of Watt A: Wilson.
Samuel P' Shaver, of Sbriver
mem I). Verner. of Rhodes & Verner.
Capt John L. Rhoads, River man.
Frank Van Gorder, Conuniosion Merchant.
C. Denson Love. of C. Denson Love & co,
MIME
. 7,45.)
1,7111 .1
,1 , 1. ti S.
The Directors met on Tuesday. and organized
y choosing -
11'31. Pli P: - !, President;
JOHN 1.-0-President
WM. V. tiA RIJN ER. Seeretary.
They haie °petted to aloe ;temporarily)
N. I
TRAM) HOUSE, Smrrii FIELD STREET
Where they are prepared to take all kind* of
IrEIRE AND MARINE RISKS.
jel:-lwd
AMES' LASTING GAITERS AT
1.4 Auction ilotse iel3
WINE APPLE.. FOR PRESERVING—
. 1.1 barrel.: (+oleo rsue-applei, expressly for
ire-erring, to rri re hr rail tbig day snit for sale
kEY MICIt ar
.iol3 No. 126 & I 2 ood street.
H4lllO P SKIRTS AT MeCLELLANDIS
Ai Fifth iitrutit. fal3
v it pi E— CA II E TO THE
•711 , leThaban Wiese, on the 10th inotatit. a Bay
11.,e,4., partly Wiwi. and akin tern on the aide and
~ 1 1 the shoulder. The owner can have it hy prov
inc property and PaYinwh
e_arges. Otherwise he
will he sold aeeerding In law.
JAS.Ii. LANAIIAN.
179 „q: :1711 Penn F ret.
111146 TS' A N YOUTHS' MIMES AND
.1131 Jit 11flo•nni.• Hall Auction. jol;
HIGHLY IMPORTANT!
?\T EWLT INWENTED 1111710111 A NI PER-
I LE spEcTAci.Es. ruperiur to any that
ve 4.r r been pie..ented to improve the eight.
"fo all .lall;•ring fi.)tn detective eight, ariYing either
from fige .11 . 01 her ea Uwe.
Persons with weak eyes ran be puppliell with
gln.eie.s which will greatly benefit and not strain
the sight. Through their high polish and true
gr , .und they produce the most perfect vision, and
et.) highl:, re , onitnended as the best in their el
f,ets upon the rye • for preserving and improving
the Fight ih vont limed writing and reading, either
hy day or flight. Short-sighted persons, and those
trail upon for e.ita rant, can also be suited.
I whin 1011 AMt IN D'S borough knowledge
the Anntom3' and the various Pathological
chnngvs ,•1 the Human Eye, enables him, by
merely examining the eye, to !elect each glasses
as are most suitable. Thu eye being no delicate
an organ, we cannot be too cautious in the selee
fiefs of Spectnelos, as from their ant may result
the most desirable or deplorable consequences.
11.. in,rt :the Ituasiriti Pebble also iu old frames;
a.ei •..:;etts the patronage of all in want of his
ail.. 1.. ;thee. POST"
3.-IDIA.MONB-
LA DIEM AND MISSEM
Lace and Congress Gaiters. Mo
rocco .Boots and Slippers,
wLi•I, curt
from , t. l l- 0 0 to 1.0.55 No aro .11ing at
73 hild $1•011.
The 1. are !lightly !oiled. but olhec wioe are
it" , good atz whlll new, We are deteruxineal to salt
Ina. Call and Nee them ut
W. E. NCIIMERTZ d COIL'
41:11 bbbbb 11. 11 CIA Ai E.
11 .V.e, at Auction Thursday and Fri.lay after
noon& J.lllO 11! and 13, at 2 0%1(14. will be cold.
minuet re,eri e. of the 3111.sonie llsll Auction
Ileum:, N.,. aa Fifth :qmt. a (ores quantity of
Orece Goods. Ladies Trimmed Bonnets. Children's
'lab, :hawk Trimmings, Linen. Table Llauiaak.
NOlions..l:c. Alas a quantity of hoed Table Cul
ly. . T. A. 21 1.ril9A11.11.AN1►,
jell A net ioneer.
„ . .
Yor
. E
CIIIIPANT/r.NEINOI3IIIr
h., bet wren the under...breed
under the style "liernan k tictir had :hie day
been 11111..11 e.I . F. TIERNAN.
R. iIETTr.
All /belly 1.;d2
o.9—The R'hole ulonnd Retail Unwary Business
Mill be eotitiimeil at the nit eland, northeast cor
ner I.r I thio etreet mai the Manhood. by
Jell TIEItNAN.
111 1 AIII Es- (ALE 11100114,,90 CEMi.
A
LADIES' MOROCCO ROOTS, NS Cll4
LADIES• AI IT E 11110. 60 41'0
MENII4 OXFORD TIFA7S CERITN
YOUTHS' OXFORD TIES, MO CENTS
CH ELDRED'S HEELED °ALF SHOES
2 (E %Ts.
McCLELLANIFS AUCTION.
a 5 Fifth Afteet.
STRAW RIONNETII47
HATS!
A wholesalestoek of choice' styles of Straw
Bonnets and Chlldren'a /late, to he
closed out at Handl, at Whotamale Priers.
Now open for examination in our Retail De
pertinent.
EATON, MACRUM & C 0.,.
No. 17 Fifth street.
dr&fil SOITII AVENUE—DESIRABLE
vliff property for sale. 82 feet Iront by 287 doop to
Rebecca street. a comfortable two story house
conveniently arranged. portico. hall, two parlors.
marble mantles. dining-room washing-room.
baking-room. kitchen. large cellar and 6 or 8
chambers, a brick stable and carriage house, two
fine grape-arbors, 51 bearing fruit trees. shade
trees, small fruits, flowers. shrubbery, gravel and
alien walks. etc. For price and terms apply to
S. CUTHBERT & bONS,
jclo RI Market street.
PAYMENT OF JULY INTEREST
ANTICIPATED
PITTSBURGH FT WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILWAY CO}
OFFICE OP THE IRE 'SURER,
PITTSBURGH, June 6th, /882.
Fri E COUPONS . DUE SUET IST
Droximo, on the lit and al Morisse, Bonds
of this Company. will be paid on prommtation. at
this Office, No 23 Fifth street, less the interest for
the unexpired time to run, from the time of pre
sentation. J. P. DENDEMSON,
je6:lw Treesurer
TEETH[ EXTRACTED W THO U T
PAIN by the me of en &Hannan wherein
no drugs or galvanic battery Are u m . me g
cal gentlemen and their families have their teeth
extracted by my process. and are ready to last*
ao to th e Web, and'pabilesine. of the operation,
whatever has been said by Persons interested
asserting thecontrary. harangue knowledge duly
proe
113LAm.
RTIIIdIAL TEETH inserted in every
style, and chargesr low: as will warrant the
best of maternlut an men
ODDRY, Dentist.
hentideldstrest.
nottly-is
'N.qXIWICAN -
LIABILI'III
f.r.40,fC7 19
ASSETS.
.$285.90.5 Z 7
89.548 02
. 76.975 63
. X 57825
120.519 92
8516.571 19
74 Market Street.
Ca U Niq3IIP 11.
25 corner Ohio and Beaver els,
Lome Ptock of Gong of all deacriptiona on hand.
or maalo to orator. and for male at LOWEST CASH
PRICES.
Repairing promptly attended to.
nolglyw-mr3l-411
- --
I.IIOOIP WHOM II ZS TO 40
AIL Syrian, at McClelland'. Auction. ial3
BUCKEYE MOWERS dt REAPERS
RUSSEL'S IRON HARVESTERS,
CA YUGA CHIEF, J R..
wooDe MOWER,
Separators,
Horse and Dog Powers,
Hay Elevators,
141 Rakes. Scythes. Scythe Stones and Rifles,
L u ni ga tori. Flowa, Harrows, and all sorts of
Agricultural lialdswasts owistanllg
on hand at `
osmium & LONG'S.
.No. 127 Liberty street
nest door to Mars's MAW. ing2o
TEAM • TOW BOAT rok natllearo
6 0 , feet on Deck, 24 feet bears. 4
feet hold. 3 Dollen 38 inches dime
eril44
ter, Cylinder 17 inches and 434 feet a. very
thing ready ior furniebius. Enquire of
LONG A DUFF,
90 Water street.
31 Fifth street
RECEIVED.
With Fine Ereellia sad Gold allied
Herder. Very Cheap,,
BEAUTIFUL LAWN,
or Isl-1 oents.
Vino Jaconet and Organdies
LIGHT COLORED
BALMORAL lIKIRTA.
P3.Jult opened a very nice 'assortment of
RUMMER DRESS GOODS
my2l owner of Fifth and Market *ruin.
TIERNAN & GETTY,
Wholesale and Retail eroeevs,
TEAS, WINES, LIQUORS, Ike.,
NORTH-BAST moor of
OHIO STREET AND THE DIAMOND,
R AT, PASTE. EAT PASTE.
RAT PASTE. .RAT PASTE. RAT PASTE.
RAT PASTE. RAT PASTE, RAT PASTE.
In offering this article we wish it distinctly un
derstood that it is we Hourbag t gotten up to
deceive, but on the antra! is the bra and most
effectual Vermin Destroyer and Rat Killer, over
t
doomed. Its advantages are over all others,
tha
•
It is one half cheaper.
It is free from Poison.
It brings Vermin to the sir to die,
It prevents then from OMR in the 'premises.
It will when used according to the directions,
Completely banish Bats sroui the prorate
In trissalenigid.
Li is preferable in every respect to say and all
Vermin Datroyer nw Hit does not prove
eftectua) in every i n st ance.anishing them in a
made melt.
Banishing them in a single night.
Banishing them in a single night,
money refunded in every instance.
On aceountof the celebrity of thisertiele, any
worthier imitations has been gotten up, only to
deceive, to avoid imposition, eat for 'kaftan n o
other than the
Eed byat Paste. list Paste, 'tat Paste,
Prepar
J oairiVrizirub e.
OIIMPM
cermet the Diamond and Market atreetS.
corner of the Diamond eadjfarket streets.
Co ountry dealers 'applied at Melia/est pric es.
111111 WIN 11.1111CLEIPS lIZIADDZoNII
/1 0 D. *MOO eadiMlL 4 7.ll and
hrudeby JOHN H.
. 41611 0 Owl
whom ; saidrandlhiers.
m a t * woostibis,
1 --
pnmaittium >
THEATRE.
MINIM AND 11114 n W 11XNDERSON.
Penns or ADIMISION.—Pri VMS BOZO% $ 5 00 j
Single Seat in Privets Box OW, Painuefte en d
Dress Circle. chairs. 50 mar, roma,' Circle.
max Colored Gallery, 25 cents; Colored Box.'
50 meg Gallery lb cents.
Benefit alba Stage Manager. Mr. H. Lewis
ETTIE HENDERSON AS DON JUAN.
DUMB MAN OF MANCHESTER.
Mr. H. Lewis
-Mr Mafia
.Mise Gillet
Tom
Christopher.
Jane
To conclude with
DON JUAN.
Doti Juan.—
ctramouch
Kr A B 0 it T
HALF PRICE
BOOTS AND SHOES
CONCERT HALL SHOE STORE
42 FIFTH STREET
Every article marked in plain figures. and we
TAKE NO LESS. la;-t`
C. HANSON LOVE & CO.,
GREATEST BARGAINS
EVER OFFERED,
BIIIIIIER DRESS GOODS,
bought at Auction and selling at un
heard of prices.
Bee Hive Store,
BLACK LACE SHAWLS,
Very Chea'p.
ELAM SILK VERY LOW.
BLACK SILK SHAWLS & SACK
HONE 3 EOM B Q LTS
Selling Cheap
air Domestic Geode bomight
fur cash, and selltan at a very
vneall advance for rash.
PIO A 7{o 7, 4 :11,1
ALLEGHENY CITY:
a largo stock of
ES LA.O PE IS HA. WLS •
W. & D. HUM%
ININPITINS AND MAIMS IN
ALLOMENY
W. * D. RWIDHAUT.
nail isle in mil binds
mm=mmng
• PORT OF P.TTTSBUROIIi
A IIItIVICL. •
Franklin, Bennet, Bittlglilif Mo.
Gallatin. Peebles !, nsve.
COL Bayard. lilisobeih.
•
Leonora, Davi.% meinuati.
Marengo. McCallum. kinint
DEPARTS!).
Franklin, Bennet, Brom:drilla.
Gallatin. Clark, do
Col. Bayard , Feeble!. Elizabed,
Minorca. Gorden. Wheeling.
Flerenee, Briekell, Saint Look
aer The River--Lust eveuing at twilight
there wa.s• about about 7 fea water. and- riiing
slowly. Weather-00MR=
mirlio for Memphis and New ()clean; !
The steamer sunny Side and lowa were adver
tised to leave Cincinnati for New Orleans on Sat
urday; and the tilenciale and Silver Moon i; j :
Hickman and Memphis
Ettig Henderson
Mr. Lewis
tar Captain- Bobinson's tine Packet
Hastings leaves on Saturday, fur Ciuciunuti nod
Louissille. For speed, accommodedioni. end at
tentive officers this boat stands at the head of the
list. Mr. Wherry, who has charge 01 the office,
will be certain to see that pas•oottrers are well
eared for.
Ake'The Steamer Empire City wai gold
yalterday to Captain Jacob Hazlet). of Beaver.—
Terms private.
Lam" The Wheeling packet fur to-day is
the bteauser Lizzie Morrie. Cui.t. Brown She
'WIVE.; at noon.
riirThe river rose about fifteen inches
on Wednescley night.
leer Capt. Woodburn, or rather •• Mur
phy," is painting the side-wheel steamer tindine
m first-rate order. She will be mom; the hand
some boats about Saturday and Monday.
Are - The steamer Florence left yester
day. with sill the freight she could carry.
For Cincinnati and Loutavilfc
SATURDAY, JUNE 14.10 A. M.
•
TICE AIPLENDID AMEN
steamer HASTING. It. Robbsson
Commander. will leave for the above ports on
Saturday,. at 10 a m•
For freight or passage apt,tv on board or to
J. FLACK. J. B. LIVIMis TON k CO, W.
HASLErr, or D. IL LEWIS. Agents, jell
Fee St. Laub. Galena, Dubuque and
St. rant.
SATERDA V, JUNE 14, P 111
THE NEW SF LA KEA
. EXCHANGE. J W Anawalt, Com
mander, will leave for the above and intermediate
ports as per announcement.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
jot?. JOHN FLACK.. Agent
Fur Beaver. Steubenville and
Wheeling.
ideMlq THE PACKET PlTEAkillEtt
Je Liszie.Mirtin. b. T. iirIIVID, Ceti-
minder, leaves for the above ports Monday.
Wednesday and Friday at 12M.
For freight fur passage apply on board or to
WM. MASLETT, Agents J . C OL LINB s CO., and
Megalar Tuesday l'acket For
Marietta and Zaurraville.
P
:16711111N. TIME
steanter P rI FINE
(MP.4ADAM AISENtiEIIi
AIA . Crp
unroe Ayere. eeniu4oder. leaves Pittslq..rir
every TUESDAY. at I 1.. in.. and Zither\ I
every FRIDAY et a a. in.
For Irtriight or pasArge ajovio on *maid or to
J. B. LI V IN0:40n az 4.:0., Agentr;
Pituthurirb.
STEAMBOAT AGElil'f".
W3l . 1-I A. Z
Has opened an office at
NO. 90 WATER STREET,
Where he will transact a General Steamboat
Agency business. and would solicit a sham of I,iit
renege fromsteemboatmen. ap2l-lydr.
JUST OPENING
SIMMER ?STUCK 11.112141211T1NC1
OUR
of all the latest styles of Dress floods. Lace
Shawls. Points and Circulars. SCk, Cloth 1.11,1
Fancy Sacques. New York Mantillas, Shawls of
latest 'atyles, Sun Umbrellas. ut all prices; Boys
and Men's Clothes and Summer Cassituerft. Irish
Linen and Marlins, very cheap.; Calicoes at I.:-
makable low prices. Dtalhe unllltud sce at
11, J. LYNCH,
No. 96 Market Street, between
Fifth and Diamond.
B. ISEELY.
‘../ • 141 FIFTH STREET. uppuetto Cathedral
REAL ESTATE AND G EN E RA L AGENT.
UCst.RAS -
NOTES. BONDS. MORTOAO ES and other Secu
rities: api
SMITH & PITOAIRN,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
ST. CLAII-C, tSorityourr.
DUNCAN. DUNLAP & CO.,
Manufacturers of
.RIIRE WHITE REFINED
C n• 13 l) N IL) I 14 1.4 .
Office, NO, 2114 LIBERTY STREET, Pitts
burgh, Pa. lay3-6md
LOAN OFFICE!"
HENRY - W. cimiorfl
NO. 100 NINITUTIELD NTREEIk
Near the corner Fifth, Pittsburgh.
MONET IN LARGE AND SMALL
quantities loaned on Gold and Silver. Dia
monds. Jewelry. Gold and Silver Watches. and
all kinds of valuable articles, for any length of
time agreed on. The goods cannot be delivered
without the Ticket.
tor Mee Hours from 7 A. M. to lft P. M.
ja2D
SONETHING NEW AT
NO. 83 FOURTH STREET.
I would invite the attention of ladies and gen
tlemen to that beautiful piece of art so much es
teemed of late called the ILLUSION PA RTING.
and my mode of inserting the same in Wigs and
Madonna Bands.
It gives them a light and life-likeappear
ance hitherto unattained ; I have also just re
ceived a large and carefully selected stock of the
best French Hair. purchased for cash. and my
motto is quick sales and smallprofits.
CAMERON'S RETRACT OF FLOWERS, or
Botanic Cream, for softening and beautifying the
hair, is too well known to need comment. Also,
my new HAIR WASH forfamilv use; it prevents
the hair from falling out and getting prematurely
grey. Ladies doyen want to have a clear, beauti
ful. white and healthful skin ? If so. get a bottle
of my Philodermie. or Skin Cleanser, and take a
little healthful out door exercise. This is no hum
bug, but will preserve your beauty to old age.—
Discard all poisonous skin paints.
my22-6mw J. R. CAMERON.
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MINES
SMELTING WORKS.
JPA.III - IE. EL1:11r dr CO.,
Manufacturers of
Sheath. Braziers' and Bolt Copper. Pressed Cop
per Bottoms,Raised still Bottoins , , t•palter
Solder. Ae. Also importers and
dealers in Metals, Tin
Platl4 4 Theet Iron,
&O.
Affir C 011114111149 OU hand. Tininen's hiachke.
eid Toole. Warehouse, N 0.140 PLUM and 120
SMOND STREETS. Pittsburgh. Penna.
SW - Special seders of Copper out to any desired
Pttsi.m.— fo2l:lydaw
DENTAL ENSTREMENTN—A NEW &
full assortmentjust received and for sale by
iel2 BROWN L. TETLEY,
la& Wood of
______
TWO 11118VOND HAND. FIVE OCTAVE
Portable Melodeon, of Carhart & Needham
and Maio m & Hamlin. For sale by
1878 JOHN H. MELLOR. 81 Wood street.
gri HEEL ‘E.-40 BOXES NEW 41111EESE
received and for sale by
jelo HENRY H. Cf)LLINS.
OODDF OURS. OF Att. HUMS. rola
sale by.
je7 DOWN & TETLEY. Ms Wood
AM co:lax—mu UUNIIIELIi PRIME
YELLOW EAR CORN, on the wharf. and
'or sale by JAS. A. FETZER.
jell Corner Market and First streetF.
inklL BAII,IIIRES-300 NECOND-DAND.
V for sale by lIENRY Ii..COLLI NS.
30 BO ZEN COLGATE'S PALE
Toi' Ist Snaps. just received and forsale..bi
nay? GEORGE A. FILLY
bIu. Federal street.
artipan! BAHRZLN mama HY:
Ifltit ULIC just received and for
sa 3•lole by PENNY IL COLLINS.
• MN. a •
El HARKING
LA LLMNIA)_IO b.lfbb4 jukisoilved
awl for Aliip b EIGKETBON.
No. 4S
MEZZO
CONCIAL.
Pri t TSBURGIt,
WEEKLY REVIEW.' 4
• • -
Carefully Resisted and Corr
:mown COMMllerelall •
.1 11CF: i,e TOE SAVIRDA 1' Mohr es Powr, t
l't rrstittantt, June 12, ISSS. j
Stemiseks—The weather since our hut hie
been very ehanaesible, and basilicas generally wile
not active. Oer rii ers are. again falling; with` :
moderate stage lel'. As regards the leading ar‘ , _
ticies. we have but few changes worthy of notice o
-Ihe coal that wend init. to liineinnati last rise in
barges alone, tinuninted to one taillJuu fift y -fire
thousand bushels. Papers attiring from etticin-.,
nati and St I,oais annusinee the opeuiug of ihe
3 11sissipii to „Memphis and New firlerns, There-"
i •
s not a state at present where the glorifies old'
Stars and So lye,' is not swung to the brcese.—
long may it wave! a moderate supply of
zr.ervilaili, : e in tir,t hands. we quote as follows:
APP/e.—The season for the old crop is about'
over; there are no good ones offering; we omit
Limos does.
A/c—Pittsburgh is noted for rho prime Apar/
Of its Ale; we quote as follow, :
bids h f bbls hat lif.bb/C
C
I.) xx no ,340.
Kennet._ S 'I In Porter... it 00 3:64:1
A 41111let—ir or market eolltains an auttite eel
'the fell are, the rules: Soda As at •
Refined do 414 e; Caustic ut Nitrate at 54,c ,
fined do at ii!.Ee; Potash at rAtlrif,s!4e Peacilia , :
eAtifes s. )zie;
diwiewst—There ass a steady demand to, thia,l
article, Principally tor home use. Durutgilui.•
coal beat rise there was :atm large sales.- The
enrrent rates quoted are for City Cured; Conatiyi
Meat sells at a shade below: Rams. plain •8c;
Sugar Cured at 7, 1 ,1'; Canvassed do , * Sides ate,ao
Should eves
Itestm—linclianged; prices range from fid 2561 ,
40 as per quality.
Butter—Prices continue very low; we note
sales from store by the bbls at 8.®90 PP."
Blooms—No I is stationary at $6O
11/roesents—tales at $1.....5C0hl 50 %Ades for eciasF•
won and ti , 1(42. 50 for good and fancy ,
Buckets and Tulso—The Bearer ntmeat-,
tarots' prices are as follows:—Buckets, plain hi"
:ides dozen 81. 45. painted inside, S:1 sil 3 hiions,
7,5: Tubs, .N 1, hoop z, dozen t. s7 75: - NWl'
hoops,iw 75; No 2, $l3; Nos, e 550; 04, $f
5, ,
•-45. Keeler's No 2 4 -'" :".• Half Bushels, sealed,
.
St 75
Candlet•—.Sales of dipped at 10c 1 , Ib: 't ou
ler: Star 16418 e; Sperm 170.
Cheese—Prices are a si ade lower, with salt/ '
of W It at +134(46i1:10 •gt th; pis hen at sy",4sre
Corn Meal—Sales from store of prime sifted- at
426e4t.te is bushel.
cooperage.—Oil barrels arc selling at Sl 70.4
I 75 men:Flour Ile
Cordage—We omit quotations, the marinfie,
turers gave us to understand that the rates were
too unsettled and would be ior three to foursreeks,
to come—as soon us agreed in they will snowsr in
the ford -
Craekers—The-following are now the mama
rates: Water ers 5 3e,e; Butter do
Sugar do 734 e; Sole do Boston do 634 , e;' pike
Broad no sale.
Cotton Yarns—Nn 5 to lit. her It, 42 eta; No.
300. per doz. zit 4: No COV, per duz, 21 eta. '
Carpet Chain, assorted eolors, per ltb :130O;
white, under 15 cuts, It lh,.loc assorted co
_MN
over 15 cuts, 33e.
Candle titick-11 lb, 42e; ehaulki ter, 4 2e &Or':
Extra Batting. 1 1 ib. 22e; Superior. la lb, 4 o
mon, 200 se tai ;
Dried - Fetal—Sales prime Peaches at 42 2541
250 bush; Apples at 25.
Egarti—lii fair demand. Sales of packed Id
lads at Se - to dozen,
Dried lieef—Sales of Plain S C, 9%; Catania::
sod do 1.0%
Feed— sales are limited and Pricey better.
We quote .Middlings at c. 5690,! q , IDO lb; a
.• Shorti
042 ; I.tran 450:50: Ship Stutfs iitkiiiise; Oil
meal a 150,20 it ton.
ifeh-lorket firm. sales lialtionorellerrivaat
id,, ;25 - 0 1.14: do Slutd , 13E03 25; blackercblfo •
2. large, S 411; lake Herring. 3 Z*3so: - Iy!tite
Fish, ti hid. --
Chrisy—The market remains remarkable haat
~t I bis time; there be no disposition to
:operate al this t tutu; 1.111y13%, and sellers seem apart
in theirviews; the opening of the Southern ports
will. ito doubt. have a beneficial effect on trade;
the stock t.ll hands is sufficient for all ordausty
purposes; the ratoa are as follows• the askintratni
were. sutra. tie 50: eras iam. 4 kW. 500; choicelh
lie:. • o
Cicala—Thu market remains dull; deaderojrat-'
chase very sparingly, merely to supply the
wants of the trade; prices have undermine= ma
terial changefor some days; the rates wß i Pstgr
much nominal, us follows: Oats, fleet
Corn, ear, 40c; . shelled, 3731;e: Itye.As.47c; eat.
red. $1 00: whi -G arr ; Barley, Groeerles markets mainsr =cholas&
the stock in first is very light.
ouree—Rio inn ge.s from 21@Mc: Sugar at skeet
9 , 4 e .31olasses 48(. 1 50c.
area Pipe—'!. inch Gas Pipe? foot..7ct %Inch
do, )e.: , )4 inch do, Pc; 3.f! inch do, 10%t14 melt de.
14e: 1 inch do. 17%c; I'4 inch do, 2sci i 4 inch do,
ale; 21?; inch do, 3 inch do, $1 '0;
• .h da , ill;
• 4 inch do, $1 Ufi; subject to the
customary discount.
flissupowsler7There has been no aims
inecthelate decline; vie: Ritle .%; Bluth%
d 00 per Keg
Hay—We note sales at the Scales *MUM
ton.
tildes—Hide , are gone up and green salted
are selling ut 7@734c IN dry uint l3 ol l 3o , nano
skin per doze - P e r @s3.
HomisiY barrel $3G$3 25. This is a da
el ine.
Iron and Nano—The following are the
manufseturert terms; A &mount of 12% cent. it
Keg on NalLi in lots of lt1) kegs or over. Settle
ment to be made the lat April. July, October and
January, by note at 4 writhe, or a discounted'
for cash, of 5 per cant.
Hot Bar Iron-IMto it by % to 1 inch,2,%y•••2 to
ti by 1 3 % to 134 inch, 2-3.1 e: 13410 ii. t ri bY%tOXinnb.
te.ie. .
'brow Sho e /rep—'.; to 1 by 5-16 to % inoli.-.3e,
Heavy Bond /roa-2 to 6by 34 and 3-18 C,
2344:: 115 to IN; by V. and 546 inch...3M 3f to ti,
nml3-16 inch, 3y4c; %to %by % sad 348 ,
loop and Light Band-2 to 6 inch, Sic
_l2( to 2
inch, 3,!./ L e; 1% tolq inch, 3 •1 to /%mrit. MX; %
Inch. 4; a 4 Melt 4 ~•sx, ire 133. .-..;
am/ frots-4tO % took Me; %to % Ind. So
% inch. 3%; % inch, 3" , ;
Ha?, Oval and Ralf lienald /row—gs to Wks*.
3e; % to% inch, 3%; inch. 3%; % inch, 40.
Loynd and belga 4 lilts extra foe out
Hoops-1 to 2% inch , 2 , to &gine • 3 to_,
3% mek a; 3% to 4 inch. ,tg 4, i % awd%
r
Y l an Y d 9i n - c Bh . in 3 c % h
3- I%M anad 74-kla.
inch
,-M-;M-A
----
Naiis—NaW, 60d to 10(1,3m brads 9d & 6de;so(eq
fencing id Redid. Mg nails 5d and 4d, 1 ag-, do - 3d
common. 4 1 4; do 3d fin% 2%; 4 - 2 d weßtwela t 4
c o al tine. "04; linhlg liniiih.l lachh i lr ,
, M; barrel nous. 4d 37 , 4; oIX anal
101 inch 5; do % inch.bPla eld'ardker.
/: finishing . mule. advance per keg.
4ng nada, advance pa kgs.Arn
nails, advance .perlitsiKon
toll inc
on comm;; . ,l Er
common. ; tot
common 4 .
Loonier—The -_,.
Red S • h sole Vlb SOUP
Slater.- - ....... do n i t
Harness do
Lard—City rendered in dila sells at eat
..
at 8.34 e; count* , 7e. .
w Lead pm - -, Seles of Pig at 7®7Y 2 e Rik Bar ip tb
lame— Louisville sells regularly at $l. smit 25
p bbl.
ealt , i.;.. _
Lumber—The following are the rat.the
river and sards:--Green oommon in Male lit m
feet $10: Clear common in wharf to nail;
Cherry i 0 m feet .I.'2S: Shingles ß in gB sr
Common do Sl3; clear do 010. lvalnut dodo:
Flooring boards do $l7; Lath do $2 .._..
Sawed Baardap—Common,,R m feet $l5: Oak do
$2O 00. . • ~....i
OM—Sales; Lard Oil. No. I. at IMMlllirlo. 2
do 58e. Linseed at 90e; Crude. 4 @ sa; Liihricat
lug, 17(480; Relined 186020 e; Bensole.loc Rollon.
51 N
e m
Per l k—Sales in a small way AVM 26111.
50 per bb.
Pastatem—The season for the erOP iIiSTO far
advanced; a good article is difficult ta.,..alkeme;
Reds
we mal l /notes good article: Neenemodnismis,
40c.
Pig etml—The following t
rates: H Rock No 1 Foundry VI ton
Superior do $20€4521; Allerny _ $25:
Anthracite 2L • - , .'et
Steel—Spring 1% to 4 inches widearli lb
5; do 1% to 1% by 3-16 and %. do ) "Nth
4 .to 6 inh, do 6c; Plow. 6% to 16 Me "alySfea;
low wings, 7c; American BlisterAe. ' a'...
Salt—Advanced 10c per bbl. with' Wm ktSl 50
per bbk
Seedii—lbnothy commode' 141 65 41.114 and
Clover ta 00614 12 R Imish; lieu. - 1 66. r. ,
" 64 41 111— The following are the curs'
prises Rosin. 4%e; No 1 Palm,. ; Castile and
Toilette 10c. Sawyer's Chemical. a eli(v a . •
Wo
man'sstra frie nd, 7e"
city ecelee at * 0 55 25 VI
ton
-
Stareti—woods is selling
.ff•
4}S3
Wh
ite ffiep q" ........ n0tei at 54
is firm. and in steady demand nt $1 keit
for pure oil and dry 8301t9e IN T. mdisek. the
usual discount. Red Lead 8.5.58.55 c neck di-.
ar ii;&tiar Glass—The Priem reek 111= at
1.
and we quote as followw for city ..anrkiiie
0 150 fe e t. with 15 per cent ditmounty fin no.
s*, 8:10. $1 2 8111. 9:1I. 942 anal - s(k
$t
8:1
Oh 3. 9x1.1 and 10114.82 75; 9115. !MS' '
Witilsky—Salea 19®20e new gallon Sr risr, 27e
@Me for common rectified; other padaria
pro
portion.
IiMACIIRI--
AMINO Ile
.2100 Shoulders;
MOO " Sides, jug received and for rdeby
WL7I7 LINNIq IL COLLINS.
ILDINE APPLES—
Fresh Pine Apples,hast reeetrAitise
Ithl MEN BR
Nos. IX owl 11.1711.
_
MIERKI.IIIII.4IIIO PA •
JAI moire." and for sale Irt
uiy6 HUSKY. H. iioist4it4e;
.
INA l! 0 N-. 10100 POUNIIIII 41111111 A
JED Hams andbboulders.
inYN; HENRY 11• !AWNS
•
COOR'S CELEBRATED BERilityA.
potator and Sow Cane MineAseieri LY
BECKHAM - lc LONti.
No. 1127 Lamm street.
next door to Hare's Hotel.
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it le ph
jo. umiviirem
sniajrarny so 771 , PACE.
Eft) Cam a - er ' . Imrdmioni.
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were:
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