= - 4:~ ".. itip Rift* Gait* CITY AND SUBURBAN. Cantnetted far trisli.--John B. Wright sod Geoige W. Waters, who were arrest 'ed Banda, morninx on a charge of `shoving' counterfeit moiler had a boating yesterdst , before Unlind States COmMistioner MiCandless. Lerida , frdm Johnstown wore present, and upon' examination identified the prisoners as the parties who bad passed counterfeit 410 bills upon them, and pre sented the bills. The parties waived a further hearing, arid In dehult of bail Were committed for triaL • sag liroken.—George English, a little . hoy., who rcoldes with his parents In the • t h en toy s in company with some other boys playing. on the lack of the Alleteny, yesterday. ? iron tol a large w hale, - put"Pl It ou fg(' kttle. and ng upon it, the plank fell Q the kettle upon Eugllah's leg, causing compound fracture put below the knee jaint,- H was eonveyed to his eur hme where th e fracture womb:iced by a Lecture —Prof. W. D. Henklo, of Ohio will deliver lecture before the EduCational Association of IVestern PepusYlvaula, fiatudsv, nt 10 o'clock A. x., In the hall of the Fourth ward School House, Pittsburgh. Prof. Hhis lecture will doubtless prove interesting to the friends of education.- Crashed to U•ath.-Tnesday evening, Alleniting, while engaged In tearing down .1.110 old Pluto Creek church, near Nowrozast, In this county, was cashed bidesat tip tho wall falling upon him. The-de7l Mares a member of • the otnUich, d higy pected in the corn xnunityw ere ho resided. lobbied fu Wherllng.—Mr. Alexander Riiied,of Parkersburg . , who hod been staymg at Wheeling for a for days, eras St there on 'Wednesday night, at the fiptigg noose, of 11,fite, the iinenef bang taken from Ms pantaloons pocket, In the 'nom In which ho wits sleet-Mir. rand Dreweed.—Yesterdsy afternoon a child, about four years or ago, while playing near Bellefontalno street, Law renceville, fell Into a pool of water and .was drowned. We were unable to learn the name. :NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS. 11:112 , . Alliance correspondent says Cum In a while we ore called. upon to mourn the loss of a brother =idler. We performed the same painful duty today. Air= Whitacre, late of the 16th lode-- pinata:a Battery, was mortally wounded on the Oth Inst., at- Atwistr, on the local freight train. The accident was one of , that Mild in which there cannot properly bs any. Ilame attached to arty one. Vail ftmend was conducted by embers of Biefi'Grand Army of dle m Repablie." Folly, 6,000 people were present. The oallin. was taken Into the Disciple's Church, where Rev. A. Il..Way deliver ed =address of some length. warniug *am to be prepared for the change which Prune :ssalta Cleveland Herald says:. A let" Dom Stark county, In explalninghow the DeniPemcy carried that county, says: I "In Mark County every man wee visited, whether he could vote or not-" Repub• Boons would do well to take a leaf tram she Democratio book In this particular. If • man does not vete, he may infiu - mice the vote of another man. In future; : Live no stone unturned. -s-A. little. girl of als: years, daughter of st,Nr. David Atkinson, lost her life at the hottepof a relative, acme four or five robe back of Bridgeport, Ohl% by a singular fidelity. It seems that it wagon was standing in front of .he house, no sloping ground. and issdbeen "chocked" or prop- Vt.to keepaboutng down the In playing the wagon, the prop was knocked out and the wagon um down the tin The child was knocked down and run over, a wheel passi b ng overthe neck, just at the bars of ttni rain, killing her instantly. StIRSIIPic Abu sTATIAIICAL. - —Thorsen& Academy of Sciences has lately reeeived from. Richter two sPeci melts of the new metal called indium. Stay-are prismsebout four inches long; aide section Is that of a trapezium, with a height of half an inch, and with bases . respectively half an inch andthroo quar ters of In inch in breadth. A. scientific paper remarks that sul phate of zinc or white vitriol may be ratiffrateither ac'r or dt irore lving a ti orn w i u rtill ba y , lteZ;Peor blends. %lob by brign;clgc duringtb; progress, becomes in a great measure aonverted Into a sulphate of the oxyde. When the former method M employed-- as it generally Is on a small sade and In the laoratorp.-a compound precipitate la obtained contelning traces of indium. M. Richer is the drat who hasmucceed ed la hoisting this metal. It ia . gnus to cadmium, but is certainly anew metal. The spectrum of indium is. die tlngalshod by a brilliant go ras • odor; and other propertie.s some what amble those of tin, to which i cadmium also bears, a resemblance, but le rather harder. ..The two specimens are of exceeding purity. and M. Richer esti• mateietheir botal value atmore thtuttlirce thousand eight hundred dollars. • —A. workman employed in a Corwell_ cut clock Lietory has invented. time - piece which ice. iy appetrimos,like along thermometer, without, the bulb of mer cosy at the bottom. It has a glass tube aboutthmeseighths of an Inch in diem ; ter, and the length of the thermometer like trams; tide tube is amazed to the Bonn by two bands, through which the tube eaally slides. melds of the tube is another and smaller glass tabe, at ea.cb, end .of which Is a portion of memory and a scrap of blotting paper. or other absorbent material, for the purpose of tabsorblug any damp which might find I its way into the tube. About an hack and a half from each end of the inner tube is a small throat, - through which the mercury has to pass. On se e side of the glass tube are the di ' visiCos of time. The mercury in the top end of the tube is placed oppaelta the proper time, and it descends to the bob loth of the tube exactly asthe time lapses. When the mercury has reached the bot tom of the tube, the frame can be turned and the mercury set to the seam time on the other aide; and so the time may be eontinually Indicated. It le a sort of "Sorllew! a hour O m ' ' —A very erroneous idea is indulged in• ' •by many people. in relation -to the ?arra city In the world; many confi dently assert that London is farsuperior,_ both In else sad the number t h ets 111- ' babitanta..• But such is not case. Jeddo, the Capital 4.1 Japan, is, without eseeption, the largest and most popu lous city In the world. It contains the • vast riumberof 1,500,000 dwelliag, and apoo,oce of human souls. Many of the streets see 19 Japaneseries .In length, wtueb la equivalent to =.English miles: I The commerce of ioddo far exceeds that - of any ither city in the world, and the season the meat h constantly white with mils of ships. Tbelr vessels sail to . the- anthem portion of . she Empire, ~ w here they are laden with rice, tea, see ' cOsl, to woo, silk, cotton, and tropical fruits, all of which can Chad ready mar. keen the north, and then return, freak,- tad with oorn, salt, isinglass, and. earl , =a Other produeta which nave a market to the south. Ptrelnallott or TUC EAllll3.—ln the Ent volume Of Dr. Behm's “Gteogrsph.. tall Anneal,' lately published at. G oths, there Is an Interesting article on the pop. • anti= Oftbe earth. This was estimated by Baschleg in 1787 at 1,000;000,000, by label and Stein La 1800 at 0,000.000,0 39 , b7.lfarsobelmenn in 1833 at 872,000,000. • by Dietetic:l In 1058 at 1.20.00,U.000, and by /Seib tole% at ixo,ooom nr. Bohm estimates Bat 1,95000,000. thus dlstrlii ate& Europe • 281,000,t00; Arlo. `00.•, 000,000; Athenian and Polynesia, 3,0•50 • :000; Africa. 108X4 000 : and America 74.- , .A 00,003. At the same time acknowl • apes that it is inmcwsible to arrive at ' anything more -than On approximate notion of the population In LIM sed All - 101. *bare behrg no census or other saturate meant of ascertaining the num. her of Inhabitants in those continents. —lt Is announced that to such wonder. - fat extent bas the engraving of teat ob. Jots for microscopes been carried, that a', Prussian artist has engraved limo upon glue so clear toged er that upwards of, • . edghty thousand would go In the apace I _of an Inch. Several aeries of these linos • ' were engraved upon one clip of glass.' Sy than the defining power or any ob. Jecbglass could be ascertained. Ls teat ,objects they are equal to, and even rival ; - many sutural objects which have hither. • to non employed for thin purpos;. The dedicate .11nes are not more than the one onebundreth-thousandtb part elan inch —David Forbes, F. R. S., baa commo n/Wed to the Chemical Sore the results of his analysis of 'specimens of blister • steal, which will be examined with In. • • tenet because analyses of such steel are • a fi re and 'edam found In chemical • , works. The per. cent. results are as fol lows: trots, tream carbon. 00 tublocd. emit grapidtle carbon, 0.102; mange nem, 0.120; silicon, 0.030; eulphar, 0.001. No tram of phosphorus was toned, - al thourrigemrch was mole tea it by several different :cathode. • new American Invention is a dining said bUllard table In one, 'They oar be made of say style . or she, and . . idiom the tope ale on, 11,07100 k like very handsomely carved dining tables. Xestoovin ßy tops, a billiard table le pre • seated, and . by the tinning of a lever screw st {Wind, the whole sorfam of the tableaus as nalibrntly raised lwred . •to a Weal° ingt4N 3 laYera. T b.table is BM ea Mien, noway, andcomplet• as WY other,, sad teas %agar Lai . —A woman in Detroit his boon arm" o& tor ornaigling Unit' her stockingd r2nt, . . rth Carolina tha women carol Dana In their itookings.—Balcigh Pro- gn u._ N°Wng sroaderral. The ladles of Fer. sphe carry calves In their st9clLiags--. es - ient And one of oar ladles merles her WIZ in hers.—Beau °smote reiat. The ladies. In this esstion, who sympa thize with Andy Janson in his fight with the Radicals. carry V.toes in them, 'which are very seldom passed over their heads.— rinorsines San. All the women down our way carry splendid elegies (legs) in their stockings. —fienhicky Fars. The ladies bete all carry 'eels (heels) in theirh stocklngs.—St..To Vindicator. Down this way some at them not only carry calves in their stockings, but they also carry bran to fatten them.—Mexico Messenger. - • We do not know what the ladlei of this section carry in their stockings, but we do know that theycarry rats and mice In their hair.—Mambersburp (Pa .) Repos-dory. —Bererawskl, who attempted to eases- I elnate the Czar, has just arrived at Tou lon, and been assigned hls place among the mass of hardened criminals who are ,usually collected at this French penal establishment. As soon as he arrived, be was clad in the red Vest common to all galley slaves, with the green cap worn only by these condemned for life. He was the first of the gang to which he was attached called upon to receive the chain of infamy, which be Is also condemned to wear lawny.. The larger ring to . iced around the ankle, to which a henry chain Ls riveted by a smith. I lie, with a number of other criminal ;1, will embark In a few days for the French Botany Bay, New Caledonia. 1 —The recent diucovery of a laze de posit of animal and ;belt marl in Prince George's county. Maryland, turns out, upon ,arefut analysis, to be of greater value aut a fertllizerthan any other marls. In fact, it Is asserted by competent judges to equal the best grades of guano, and very extensive p reparations aro being rapidly perfected by the owners br the property, the Maryland Marino; Marl Compeer of Washington, to commence trade In thearticle. The romaine or ire manse sea turtle and other leviathan-a of the deep have been exhumed, an well as vast quantities of shells of is hitherto rare audcompamt/velyunknovrnspeciee: —The Pacific Railway Director:, it is reported, have resolved to use petroleum as a Mel for their lormnotives. The coal discoveries reported on the line or that road may bo exaggerated; but area it correct. it will require Umo to work them Properly, and a ,ettlercent oYthe Indian troubles, ao that •mining nperationa will be safe. It la represented that one loop motive can carry sufficient' petroleum, without infringing on the room news wiry for freight and plasongers, to keep up steam for a run of a thousaud.miles. Beatootruso in the Paragnaian war does not seem to be any more successful m a means of gaining information of the r A d enemy's movements than it wa daring our war. It is recorded that in the Brazilian army a balloon has a sev eral ascensions without any . t -what aer. Eseti time the balloon ascended Marshal Lopez. the . Paraguayan cora noinder, made a great fire, which covered his camp with. a cloud of smoke, and thus prevented the Allies from seeing what passed there. —At Sebastopol, the English burial grounds of soldiers that fell daring the Crimean war extend over narty wilds of country, and are one hundred and forty in number,-but are falling into decay. The graveyards axe wild to be ao overrun with weeds and brambles that many iambs are no longer visible. They are under the superintendence of tho British Consul at Bench, and there is a general demand in the British papers thut they shall be better taken cure of. —Levi SPllman Ives, formerly the Protestant Episcopal Bishop of N'onil Carolina, and an emincl t philanthropist, died at his residence, near I , iew York. on Sunday, aged 71. Bishop Ives was tome years ago converted to the Catholic faith. when Ma ministry in the Episcopal Church ceased• At the time of Ms death be W. President of the "Society . for .the Protection of Destitute Catholic Chil dren," in Now York. —lt is represented that the liberated Russian sere, ail over the kingdom are making good use of their liberty, stud rapidly chief; in the scale of htunan ex istenee. The masters, though at first diesatiefied with the Imperial Ukase, are becoming , oonvinbisi of its justice and wisdom, and master and slave now live together upon harmonious terms, as freemen. _ The yesidenee of Mr. J. Smith. Mr. S New ark, was visited by burgiars on Thurs. day night T . hy ;Mined MOM to the bedroom in wh e irls mith wig deep- tog, and niter thoroughly ransacking carried hi. pantaloons Into the rea.ryard, and after takingout u large tam snin money, left wnthere. NEVit thIMPII% : . (X)o-tetf,14417:791.74;71Silte; trii11.0711.40.71,1:1;0r eon , . P. tow Ppe'letc by . tpth Isale , gl""" % . ..lrOlgarrEC,. Bireal/P. API. pc OM TO WHEAT GROWERS. EBBEILI AIifiIONLVIED BUSK SuperThosptiate of Lime. MIANIIIPLCTUSE.I) 87 THE ALLEGHENY FERTILIZER CO., SEIVARD & cs.urnimr, 1 : L. ate, Of Penn fit., l'lttabergh, Tim Va W ae l& lMtat .a tarrasnfi t P f Wa rat m the slam:tact Oar raising tam amps at Moat. BM f a g Oats. roltoloo, aa. We 0.14. ;maniac° far gratuttaas iitelitatiaa IMELOOttleonttOttr tototosOes Spa Iromitro ststeseuli Ot tnu It O. tiltsir. teatime( Wal pm ol ita• to an pflottOS ot thelf ocArria. ROPM & CO., , e...aetaioss L Z.. Y 301.91.11. Artat. ILLSOBACTXIIIIi36 Of FURNITURE Of Every Description. SCHOOL OD OFFICE FIRATITHL 10. *Smithfield Street, ENTRILIBUINIE, • Ark till sleortanut of DLL* burnt• liusbor in wren ru.termattnreatainanif on tann LOW/GBT 011111 rs. . - wiraza.•-wx. 66*OnInto :..11111116 WILT eldat:•118 08011116,4 CM ISIELATIATO TO sicr i tiZ A . riritwoZAVAnNidad tos Mod . god rannotos Coedactir ne/Wf PWW_Of Oen, rt Urged worWwww - TW Teat. n. tenon dr 4.6.4 1.0 •tl• • Cola baron Os di sae of the &Werra.■ e! w• etty, or toterferlnd with. IR -1 ‘ l r tllifel,t l ..:" l :l;olriOrglralglLWA t V l _ l , ...te•• V /LIU. Ts•cOzpb: ohs I tr , Inc. toss Slower swat . ..tn. Inc. I bat owr qtrs. wto 0211 be Total rt Orin ff . .7021.1" IVI/11•15 , 10 • P ..r•trt‘wo_. by toed not Was aosa ere nor ow. odor donor,. WO ■desaylt o I pepovit enrol be cereal tads shad adz 411 * hero 3. That oarytton roy , ne o ler or weer ao..gtny to W eYoe room Wet MO, and tw Is•pift• II• 7 1••4 1, 1 , 1•0 k•WI Wm Yoruba coo• ro nitre to do so, ball be two not lene to 44 ts ar wore than torynty•tve doll o, &IV b e ee~lltaret4 Ili amill:dt. der the yr...WIWI ',Attn.; of ,V o gi,l,,Z ItOoll be entitbro to towhee theme doona d. 1-epteOrnaf Sane aW.d4WWWlrewory or the M grdattme pent flatted Into f taw 101 t the late AnI""""4 : 1 1Zi:1 1 UltragTatIll. AA'S"' b a lien= i fir;OL en in innktodel damson ' ea I. 4, 4 1 . 11 2 1,V.W' l jeinir‘o ed.P.ll. c o A ramiun BUNGS. ABESTOONG, BRO. & CO lEmbalm. talWbolual• Pula:sin MACHINE CUT CONKS, Au . Tape, Irbil' Mos* Mai &WM TRIMILMSS, w.. &an ise. & W Third St.. PIM)OWL JOHN PECK, OUIWIENTAL HAM WORatn AID PIIVIIYIIK 4 Iran, Halle, Springs, Axles, • YLOUGE. 112111.35 AID A. B. STEEL, AO, WA/MD.II/U. Wlta. 77 ILFB'wto3 flittraet. vrrTanunGs. CIEADIXT.... Or. VAME3. , ...../a I. ligm.Att ferepa WORKS, A. BRADLEY dt ca of : Cook, Parlor and • floating 'Stores, Among wr i n the ado .unNte4.2lllMarl ( Cwt ono aareaWopi .0 toe.) Alzo.aancr GRATES, GRATE 111.011115, um. ilk& Wand:msg. cam. of 11•031.1 and !And stmts. PutabastA. Malmo*, oatteermad 1•12a61 BLAVIL DRiIOND 11Mq:ECEM WCOMION6 !ARK,Uri= 411 co.. & Qum.= ° w a ay ar ilduars, pus and wat mu. d equal to day ffiDor os 4 t. tae country. Odis• m. &Id IrSISIMM tits I. vv lanotlillllll.. tad an. P h ID .11ati v. Wic00.......t0tt0r Al.Lnor-,..D05. L. *'W. ALLEY STOVE WORM. . . ALLEN, 'AMEN gi-00.. Otice sad Warortoosn. ns LISIMT IST, OZ. wan. =DAMAO. manntooturo evev i V . of UMW. rAat.oll A kirdermu wl.O mo os 'Flat aro Um coloterstoa Allogbeay •31.1 onitot Mal Cooking fltovait *Do, Um Axiom!. sail bealtool tot cool of wood. tea Do sarlyalleal Vane of the Dosolto. tot wood; al" Argos, ilt.uo. tondors. Onto , istAloa. Dog Moo tad Rollo. Won touorollY - MUM M. D. MIA. JA.4IOID Me BRUSH & SON, 11411:11111217IIIII CP Stem Boilers, Oil Mgt Totes Sheol Iron Works , oit SL, PiftsbuirgA,Pa. CENTRAL 'FUMY AND MIA. WoIAIIS. .880 • 4 N 4011.33. lißte.o% I BOLLMAI, BOYS t BAGALBY; min aons.aurt outinn, Hall Latta. TIEEOB. 0.A.111+.11•1%, 101731 ins) Hon 6.lllliatu 'EA legilr.l7,4lll.ll.ffigingl.934l Letbt"Ar4 - VITA YAWNG% „„I".W.buelapn i b. 7 and PITTSBINIII IRON iIiOUS J. PAINTER & SANS. Win, Bubket.Tub..sui ruing • HOOPS AND SHEETS, EVERSON. PRESTON* CO., rxxxamp r a,nd . IRON' W 4O )VErt-S • Y0nwM4.,,A=114.7411-. IR CAT 111. ON: : I , 41 . j1, 1111,111 P I: MON PRIM RAILWAY, EASTERN DIVISION. SHORTEST AND MOST itnallitaa =UTZ from Um tam to fa Palma In OOLOS►Do. awriur. auxrearas, trzAK. wAauxmarcia. ARIZONA. ;NEW REXIVO. IDLIIO, =3 Two trains lean Batts Lime slid IstaiinzwOrib WT. fliloitt.Y. ...bawls) no Ow arrival at trains of Tana. Nattrowi flow AL Loafs. and Hannibal and St. Jo Batman front lannorr, eon mating st Lawrence. Tapas and Wainer) Writ Maya for all points in Hanwia. At end of melt west of Humana with tea STATEN IXPHI.SB OOMPASIT i II DAILY LITZ OP ormArry, BEAU. AHD XXPILIBII COACH . as roa DENVER4 - 6ALT LA= i AND ALL VOINVII IN SIM Txunrecorao. and with eANDZILSONIS THI-WIL • KLT UNA Or COLUMN Per late Unto% Beare Nord. , Ssos, Altnaqueraaa, Suds le, and. ell pa nte la Arinasts end New Netlea. - • With the recent idattlons or mates Mach end equipment, end the sr:siemens* nada tette te• 'spreaslble Wetland Treneportatlon Lie ei ham Ite western tennlntak tlde road ocm,adere ano• duelled fullitlegfir the trensatletloit at Irelght to the Ter vi'ut., i .. ItateU fee Bale alt the principal °OW In the belted Sums d Canadv. -He ease and AS VON TICEITS VIA Tan LIMIT HILL UT/Ii UNION rActrzo NALLIWAY. ZAS .IHYDIIOII. • ' 121011118011. ogling empartuteadans. _ j. E. WZIIISTY.II* a.a... Tr* it and Tlntv;t iatnt. IMPORTANT TO PASSENGERS 7011 TEL OIL REGIONS. • EX.PRESS TRAIN' Leaves PITTSBURGH at 6.1X11. X ALLSGUIPIT 6.101. X BZW OASTLII at ...—.11:1161 X 11 CONNZOTENG AT JANABTOWN wFra J&M:ESTIMN & FILANXLIN • SAILE,O&D, TBANBLIN 213111) timTalvre76l.4l, IrA r .ll3lrW:c l inV," we Sheet 14ike to U. 0.1 lit 'PAN it .Vg= :a n Tirltrac i p c fe ' luts .11. .tharark.oe issaT lMDot Ticket OM. rl.l.4margh..snd at we i r/epos la ""I'"l'2,TcAr a O. A.r jgarkgg" rerdES pracriumv. •••• lIAILEOAD. Oa manta Of:STONES Irma ma amass Nom si of Wisatanana sad Liao , Amara. Nan Trans..—R..-- Ile • raM Villa in ID Wal , • ld o, ONO • m Bliaton N 0.1.. TM • m WaiNs No. 5... SOO • m Inasal 1110 • m ormatons &rpm? 14t21. 'lra m Rt:;ig S. 5: Z .1. 9 .. 4.4 awl =gars= . IS•ra st Me CUM. Trams Wave WalPs Station reser .„ 11tosnagAt.s i t=eastMa s ta ra t Lae arrtra stl4l.l.alltstimatintio.m. •Clocitmart =pram les. n da.117. nin trains dilly aroma IMMO. m=digits &arms sad Ms Altaol• Ancona, cin sad gmfgraat Mtn army datly. ctn.. simmtt Xrprese a ff irm, dalIT exurpt 11.0inia Ai o th er trains etas'' , exesot Drattay. fOr MOMS tit W . to W. H. AZUKWILITI. MGM. .The Pendrirlrarde mind Oamosar so, assiz=vagortazs. szesLL t i s r s= Flnaared rxenere tasstml. HOMO ar.d . lap taut amount In valas will Ds at 14.4 pg tae ointer. unless Satan la metal. contract. IrDW.I.RD H. WII.s.A YS. . General Bmperlutattarrt. Sher.. ra. 1867. • PITISBUSB_NI A _VT. W.a_lN a • CHIOAMO B. Nr.. AND (May ataNN • P.l.k. B. A. Bass oMober Ca. DR, Ufa, will Issasa sas I. was Nam 14m4u4.14412121 side. rat. aria. :aria.. as folasll ' ' . M IMaloagolts i... INS • is pilaf° ix.... La a a taarmatl la. 24 . 12 am ,Clssaanti Nat MIS • . ileiVr.kfiNt:Zl2=l:•vggint cbi. e "" . "11".., - :41:71f.'tt1. - _ : g ZIP MI L LI 0,. • nr...1r4 .... mom Ma i Ya ...Maim M a= E....* Cl. I N At i..., Jl:jj .... \ N. Beta A7MI - Ia m f r ifil:tl Ar t ?It a m 1.... 1V 4. •• rat: t.ius , .;.‘„ .. tat: , • I= s. as Nem Culls •• VMS sma ten Cu` . la. p m LosetAdats • ..1.1 IA aB. Laa.* Lea Ms pm •. 1:a pm N. B ra .. 242 4 912 N. Beton ••• 214 1p 4. N. Br U. .. Ma spalLealaale .••MS p la amaNs •r M.N. ••. • •• 7:13 . p 11.5 L.A. Charts . 11- 4 11ralthrigao• ; 1 1 , 1 , !.r.,E.-iihrzge. Nam. Tata!St.S., r", - War BAILSOLD. rERN —On sitar JUNU Alta. UM, 1 , 14014az_ Y On the Weems ronntrasin •artive and depart Mem Um gegaral Btratt What, All peal follow: • • Alln Shammies rio 1 (Maar. Mar-- —...:514.a lreepotillo, I CU aaa. Mahan 3[o. 1 3 ...It Prams olo3l l aharpb`a No I U LAI U ff ilmern.o7:l 8:60 :41 Wlrr .... int: nr,r o 4 :IV Abase tram ma dally ante9 l atradaT. * The Meath Train leaves ~ 4 11Menin t ant. ClTty " aretVrig. " ltteran7 Imam Allagten; Ulm at Iharr. at. and matte at Allegheny Jens at OT. Oolematatlpa Tickets —7or eel, lalathilea Twenty tartan_en .A.Uln&eny_OUN cheetah} t, nem% Bearant, mne Mar, Ann . .irlarythurg. andirami only an 100 UV. amp. ••;etil . •=ions eyeerld i argsksM. and aMan. sa. make direct noTin C l= t at #jyfe w . port nun Walter!. Wm of inset. IVO Banat and Bannabataara OteTrrtair ta " %"'l,lllVV``.. 4 . _ of ." BIEN glataberh. and at Um Depot, ALa.. " ter innbu Information stpj , Federal BtreeM*l. The Westin Ire acm. ammo any 111 t .except far Wm.. lag Apparel. and Unix reepenalbUlty van apnea= DM/AM Utaillos. All bairko exesedlngUlle unman% la mtlaramUl Do at Ina rise of the On tar. nal•al Mg. 07 3000101 me. "*" 1111 1 / 3 10 - 13. 1711 41.eral Ban% Altoona. gra.- maußmt, cowman a =Nun R. R. ro Hang BOWL (.113LINGE Or TUCIL—Ora awl altar IroNDAy. October TM, Ira, awns vrlll arrive as, Union Dapat as =lons rtusburgh tthee e C. ialT• Azzal. Marten 2:4 , af. L., 32.11 a.... 1,11 Va.t mrx ' tlt