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itie K rapb to the Pittsburgh Gaiette.l
i New Yonk, April 4, 1868.
MONEY. AND GOLD.
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s 3 week closed with a sudden change
coney from great stringency to compar
' ease. Early in the day there were
rew loans at coin interest, and in a
;instances '/n was paid in currency for
;lays, but after meridian the supply on
titreet began to increase, and before
o'clock the brokers got supplied at 7
~ent, with some exceptions at 6 per cent.
.
~':. bank hours loans were made on Gov
bents at 6 to 4 per cent. The leading
Lters carried over larger balances than
e, being unable to lend money to any
t after two.ancl-a-half. o'clock.
'oiling quiet at 109;,5® 09% for prime
!.. Gold firnier, opening at issy, @lug.
teat amount oeborrow gold was call
by the banks to incre their reserve,
';the effect is shown by a decline for car
gfrom 11,‘ per cent. r diem to 5 per
per annum. -
• DANK'STATEND T. . -•
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M 3 bank'statement is moo o= unfavorable
was anticipated. Lea ,_tM4,287,8914
''ease $30,903.56; specie, 170,972.99;;. de
-4.e,52,260.68; circulation, ,227,108; in
, $36,300; .deposits, $ 80,956,846; do
pe, $5,568,032; legal tenders, $51,709,786;
ease, $413,372. '"-''
GOVERNMENTS. ,
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vernments are considerably. . better
ing very strong. Henry. Clews & Co.
Rah the annexed 4:30 quotations: Cou
, 'Bl, 1.11 1 4€.2;111%; do. '62, 1.101143%;
(A
, :'64, 10834 1081. g; do. '65, - los% 108%;
• do, /09,1.„<(e)109,4; do. 'O7, low. a 10934;
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r Fortias loovglioix,. Seven-Thirties,
• r . - .. 3,„. The exports of gold' to-day
$635,740, and for the week, $1,281,052.
• ' STOCKS' •
• ned steady and a Slight general advance
' soon made. but at the one o'clock and
ind board there was a great weakness
. general decline of about % per cent.
market was stronger at the close of the
. '. "On the Railroad list the iniprovci-
A most . marked was on the Western
res. The markeiffeature of the day was
Ific Mail, which declined heavily under,
oments that the Pemnsnla Railroad and
:Ate] ',Co., are soon to put six large
ivi• steamers on the route from Panania
apan and China.
' he following are 5-30 prices; Canton, 49a
-4; Cumberland.,3l 3-4a34; Quicksilver,
-4a25„1-4; Mariposa, 6a6 1-2; Wells'
. aress,34l-2a35; American Express, 681-2
1-2; Adama. - Exnfess, 08a96,1-4; U. S.
',res.% 70 1-4a71; Iferchanta ;Union Ex=
Ss, 34 3.4a35; Western :Union Telegraph,
-.. .4a37 7-8; Pacific, „Mail, 951-84395.38; At,..
• . , tie, 87a871-4; Ohio Certificates; :311-4x31.
New York Central,,l23l-8a123 1-4; Erie,
,
: , J 4 1-8;_do. preferred, 74476; Hudson, 139 a
°•, Reading, 90 541190 7-8; Michigan Central.,
' ' 1-2all4.lfichigan Southern, 89 5434189 7-8.
nola Central, 138 , :3-4x140; - Pittsburgh,
-2; Tided°, 104 3Lialos; ' Rock Island, 95
'96; North Western,6 3-4a4; ao. prefer
' '.. 75 5-8a75 3-4; Fort' Wayne,loo3-4a101;.1, rtford & Erie, 14 5-8a14.3-1; St. Joseph
1 1 , ferred.'Bs;' Wabash, 49 3.4a50;, St. Paul
•• :ferred, 7312; Chicago, & Alton, 120;
~: w Tennessee, 69 . 1-4. " • .
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Met; • I MINING SHARES
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e dull.
SUE-TREASI7RY.
leceipts for the day, *3,952,542; for Iho
f3k, V 0,292,297. Payments for. the day,
677,871; for the week, $24,171,354. Bal.
pe, $97,934,551.
IMPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
ry goods, tc2,067,307; general merehan
,e, $3,633,4118.
New York Produce Market.
• • Televapb to the Plttsburtth Gazette.)
7 nw YORK, April - 4.•Cotten active, ex
ed and le higher; sales of 1,900_ bales at
• for middling uplands. Fibur; receipts,
• 9 bbls; quiet and without change, with
es of 6,3u0 bbls; California Flour un
.ged, with sales of 450 sacks. Rye
-• ur unchanged , , with, sales ,of 250 . bbls.
' rn Meal quiet. Whisky nothinal. Wheat;
ipts, 4,000 bus; quiet and without de
-Aed change,, with rsales, of 34,090 bus at
• 650 for choice No.'l spring in store; $3,150.
isfor white • California, and amber Penn-
Ryan's - on private terms. Rvti 'quiet.
firley and Barley Malt' ,dull. born, re
lipts, 26,950 Anog" opened &shade denier
• id clesed - dull and dropping, with sales of
bus at $1,22a1,24'f0r new. mixed west
afloat, $1,27 for old do delivered, sl,lBa
' for white western and southern,ll,2sa
for yellow western and southern. Oats;
receipts and without change; sales 34,500
ash. at 85a8534c for western in store. RICO
juet at - 10;441e for Carolina. Coffee firm.
Jgar steady; sales 900 hhds Cuba at 10Xli
1-2 c. Molasses quiet. 'Hops quiet at' ltla
[ for American .: Petroleum , dull et 12c
r crude; 25y,a2tio for refined in tend.
. al qtdet. Leather—hemlock firm at
1-2 , Me for BuenosAyres light weights.
00l firm; sales 300,000 its .at 48a57.1-2c for
[
•-'` mestie fleece. Fork 'quiet and a shade
: er; sales' 2,7so bbls at $25,50 8 25,75 for
w mesk closing at $25,62' cash; $24a24,37
r old do., closing at $24,37 regular; $20,750
1,25 for prime; $23823,25 for prime mess;
so 250 bbls - new mess sellers for May at
. Beef firm; ;sales 370 bbls _at
41120 for new plain mess; ~, $19,508
,50 for new extra mess;, • also - _, , 450
ernes at 36a38; prime • mess, 40841; India
ess beef harns heavy and lower; sales 180
arrels at ir2a36., Bacon nrm , and more ac-,
ve; sales' 1250 boxes at 13; Cumberland
t 14y ; short ribbed cut meats • steady at
50 in packages; 10Mally( for, shoulders
nd 1434a14% for hums. Lard a shade firm-•
-r; sales 530 barrels at 153,a17, latter , , price
• r choice:kettle. rendered;;, also 250 barrels
':,tiller, May, at 15. - , Rutter, steady at 20a40
' . r Ohio. and 40[150 for Stato. , ebeeee steadY
t 13a16%.• Freights to Liverpool lower with
ngagemente•ofls,ooo bushels : heat at sd:
N)er sail and 10,000 bushels Corn at t3d. per
4 4
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1 , iiaras er. .i; , :-Flour:;; didi • and be -,lower. :
heat moreistesily withanexport demand,.
•, n freights having, decline& Rye quiet
t $1,95 for western: Oats quiet at .85e for ,
.P . entern , in store. :• Corn dull and heavY at
f• 1,28a1,23-. for new mixed western- afloat,
Lind $1,28a1,124, for .old In , store. -Pork
Miner and quiet; sales 4 750 ' bble new 'mewl,.
t V 2,5,62 - 14025,76 cash; 125,7445,81 1 4 sSultir,
d - pospfhttx to, sellers -for May. : - -Beet
ul,et a 314 lit..d3i , , , Cut meats and tut
. . geu: , ; 'Bacon 'dim with a fair, demand
~ Me for ;Otimberland. 'ant. Lard in fair
,mandittlfo(9l74:&
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By TeleVaDh 611
r ST. Lowe; April 41. - ---Tobacal lower; lugs
14,75a8,60; common leaf. ;Pl,soalbt - bright
'Oleaf 516a50. , :Cotton demend .11 00 4. 13 . 11 t the
[stock is` very' light. Flour finiet; sriperilne
I' 17a8; extra 0t5,69; double - extra 59a10,25.
Wheat dull and all grades below choice . de=
dined; prime and Choice winter 112.0ftk113;
spring 1405412 1-2. , Corn dullard dln- ,
ing at 85a87c. Oats dull and dropping at 7 2
a73c, clorsing*lth' 70a7.16 . offered: Barley
no demand and"small sales of choice spring
for seed at .2,86, • Bye dull and '• unchanged
at 111,50a1,60. Prosions excited and high
er, with =active demand. Pork advano
'ed at V.5;50a26,00. Bulk -Meats:- sold`' at
10 4e for shoulders; clear rib sideal6c; clear
sides 16y,M7c. .T.oard _unchanged at 16e fog'
choice statim, and kettle.
_Bei:di:As—Flour
. 2,600 bble; wheat, 6000 - bush; corn, 1000
bush, and , - 18,000' hush for New OrleanS;
oats, 8,500 bush, barley, 1,600 bush ; rye,
700 bush, - -
---•-phneAelptilit,Market. . •
037 Teleigntieno Usti rittsbuith Glisatte.l = A ,
ParLesompswt.A.pril':,4.--Olover .seed, •
very dull •• $7,60a8 offered. Flokx:
Wheat • 1 40} - ,kresir.Voa 2 g Bs t•Whtti
AZ-d14.1. 1 9 0 2t. !VeWabweett
dernandaimeimmbuyQurri• ACIMAghZ 14 )
low "Seen t ea* ,nrAlCalc ,
ttOVidollB
CluthUutti Market.
Cny Telegman' to the ritteburgh Gazette.)
CINCINNATI, April 4.--Wheat is dull and
prices lower at $2,4082,42 for lib. 1. Corn
indemand nt BSc - for ear. Oats advanced to
75c for No. 1. Rye advanced to $l l B5. Bar
ley unchanged and quiet. Tobacco dull and
places 81a2 lower: sales of 69 hhds. Cotton
higher and middling sold at 28c, but hold
ers asked' 61-2 c; speculators seem unwill
ing to operate so that the business done was
small. Mess Pork in demand at - $4.16, but
holders are not offering to sell. Balk Meats
unsettled and not much offering, and high-.
er rotes are asked; it is difficult to give quo
tations; shoulders sold at 3-ic clear sides
are held at 15'4a16c. Bacon scarce and not
much offering; shoulders amid not have
been bought below 123 c; clear rib sides
below 15 1-25153ic, clear sides below 161-4 a
161-2 c. Lard was in better demand after
the Liverpool advices had been received,
and sold at ltic. Butter. firm at 45a50c.
Eggs 18c- CinVer Seed very dull and prices
nominal; 2,400 pounds sold at 10; but there
is. hardly., any demand; it is retailing at
101-2 all. Timothy; no change; small sales
•at 01,30a1,35. Ray dull, at 412.'114, Gold
138 buying. - .
New Orleans Market.
tET Telegriiph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
NEW ORLEANS, April 4.l—Cotton very ex
cited and unsettled; sales 5500 bales mid
dling at 62.,• receipts 3,7g9 bales, exports
4,948 bales, Flour in good deinand:• sales
superfine at.slo, double extra VII, treble ex
tra $l2. Corn, market, nearly bare; ; sales of
yellow mixed atVl,lO and, white and yellow
01,18: Oats, 80, Pork advanced to 528. Di
cta active and higher; shoulders 124a13;
clear
sides 47x: Lard finnan sales in tierocs
1731a173, in kegs 17Na18. Gold 1391‘; ster
ling bank exchange 141'a150; Now York
sight exchange % premium. ' •
i'llempbbi.lll*ket:
Cltq Telegr;ph to the PI tisbiirgh Gaiette)
MEMPHIS, April 4.—Cotton excited and
holders ask 30q receipts 1,022 'bales, ex
ports 532 bales. Flour dull; superfine $&
Pork $27. Bacon shoulders 12%013c, clear
sides 17c, hulk — shoulders 1134 c, clear sidei
14%c. Lard 17c. Bran 34. ..Cornmeals4,2s
a 4,50. Potatoes $4,50. Butter 60c.
Baltimore Market.
[By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
.BALTINOLLE,
.April 4.—Flour active and
firm. Wheat !um. Corn firni; white $l,lO
al,ll, yellow $1,18a1,20. Oats strong at 93c.
Rye $l,BO. Mess Pork firm at $25,75a26,00.
Lard in request at 17c. Bacon excited and
advancing: rib Sides 153,e, clear rib 163
IG%c, Shoulders 1334 c, Hums 18320 c.
Buffalo Market.
(By Telegraph to Pittsburgh Gateltel
BUFFALO, April .-1.--Flour unchanged.
Wheat inactive. Corn weak; sates of 12
car loads, at 81,04a105 for new. on track.
Oats nominal, at .7.5 c for "Ohio and 78c for
western. Barley nominal. Mess Pork ;',c25
a5O. Seed lower; Timothy, $2,504,69;
Clover, V.
IMPp4TS,BINRAILROAP:
CLEVELAND AND .P.rmaustall RAILROAD, •
April 4.-2 cars ore, Brown & Musgrave; ..1
do do, Brady's Bend Iron Co; Ido do, 3:
Gray; 6 do do, McKnight, Porter & Co; 1 do
do,Shoenberger it Blair; 36 bxs hardware,-
Secomb dr. Co; 100111 bbl herring, J H Lip
pincott; 1 car stone, John L L Knox; 175
sks rye, McHenryck. Hood; 54 bbls oil, Wm
McCutcheon; 25 sks oats, 13 do corn, 9do
rye, Bricker & Co; 35 do oats, Hitchcock.
BicCraery it CO; S do rye, Scott eGisal; 10
rolls leather, G N Hoffstott; 27 jugs me
lasses, Lewis & McCi ire; 30 sks corn, W
Hagan; 8000 ft lumber, It A Clarke & Co;• 1
car do, Millenger Sf Bidwell; . 28 sks rags, C
P Markle & Co; 1 ear staves, J J. Bender;
40 sks potatoes, Little, Baird &Patton;_so
oats, T & Co; bbls dry apples. Head &
Metzgar; 6do eggs, 6 sks dry apples, WlI
Kirkpatrick; 20 bbls peas, Shomaker &
Lang; 3 do eggs, L-4 Jugs molasses, Vangor
der & Shepard; 2 bbls flaxseed, T C Jen
kins; 2 bbls eggs, 7 kegs butter, 2 bbl sp
rigs, Graff' & Reiter.
I'ITTB3CROH, PT. WAYNE AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD, April 4. 16 cars metal, Nim
iek & Co; 9 do do, J Wood. Son it Co; 7 do
do,Bryan & Cougher 5 do do - ,'Union Iron
Mills; 3 cars staves, M P -Adams & Bro; .9
:lib's - apples, 1 do bacon. II .Rea Jr; 25 hdls
carriage 'haro.ware, Hare it Bro; 14 bales
I.Vm Barker Jr; 80 bxs glass, Ihmsen
& Son; 25 bxs cheese, Begi:flyer & Vos
kamp; 130 bbls apples, VOlgt, Mahood $,
Co; 2 bbls eggs ; -W J Steel& Bro; 12 do do;
Shoemberger.&. Blair ;1 car middlings, , Koll
& Ritcbart; 200 bbl llooX.owner; 1 cat raid
dling.s, J Glenn; 100 bbls flour, Seghmyer tt,
100 do do; - D Wallace. 2 cases tobacco, M
Heyl; 2 pkgs butter, S S Marvin it Co; SOO
bbls flour, J Bonnor; 100 do do, J B Doe;.l
car scrap icon, T Maloney; 103 bbls flour,
Shomaker it. Lang.
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PITTSBURGH COLUMBUS AND CINDERNASI
RAILROAD; April 4,-22 sks rye, McHenry
Hood; 3 pkgs fish, Shriner & Co; 4 pkgs
eggs, M W Rankin; 15 sks oats, F G Craig
. head; 55 hf bbls Bah, Sas Connor; 6 hhds to
bacco, Jas Murphy;, 2 bales
. Ititles, Jas Cal
lery; 10 Ms hams, 6 pkgs gre ase , F Sellers
, it'Co; 41 bales broom corn, J ".1 Gillespie; 22
k;;slard; 3 pkgs dried peaches, 2"bbls eggs,
Head'ik. Metzgar; 5 doz homes, C Burch
field; 5 dodo, Wolf, Duff& Co; 2 bbls eggs,
ALLEGUENT. STATION; April 4.-1 car
barley, 66 bp;s do, /.;Rhodes & C0; . 39 bags
rye, Stewart & Langenheim; 416 'hides, X-
Lucamp & Co; 400 elm flour, 1 car oats,. R
Knox &Son; 2 cases tobocco, R dr. W jen
kinson; 1 can. wheat, W McKee & Co; 5 doz
brooms,, F Cornley;'l9 'ski; rye, 171 do.
oat?, Rose & EVring; 10 dO rye, Patterson;
1 car. limo, Kennedy & Lothrop; 10 boxes
cheese, Reardon; 2 cars staves J
Hemphill; 2d6 do, -C • Lutz ;
,1 do do;
gen; 50 dim :brooms, 3 - Hutchinson; 2 kegs
pearl barley, 4 3,W Pusey.
PENNSYLVANIA , CENTRAL ' RAILROAD.
April 3. 7 -12. bdls leather, IMO Bear; 'NO
Eike grain, W Meek; 3 bbls oil, Shomitker;
& Lang; :1 car muck , iron, Lloyd & Black;
1 bbl dried fruit, Voigt & Co ; 10 amen slate,
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RA11.1'1041% April
4.-1 bx,butter, S U Murdocb;2o bga rye
Seott& Otsal; 18 aka rye, 'Kook it Orr; ,2
cars metal , 'l2c Vitoodsidpl - ; 1 car tarraPso,T
Gioidrich'
PVITS/101101/ AND. -i O.NNTLLSVILLII
`RAILROAD. - April akie wheat, W
,McKee &,co• (Lake rags, Kirkpatrldl4,l3ro
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PI 1 G11%,-.GAZETTR.,:„._3KONDAY. APRIL A'
The river is about stationary at this point
with scant seven feet in the Allegheny, arid
about six feet tWo or three inches
in the Monongahela. The weather
was quite cold during Saturday and Sun
day; we had quite a snow storm on Satur
day night, and snow was still visible on the
bill tope last evening. The_ thermometer •
at 4:30 p. m. yesterday stood at 34 degrees
above zero.
The Maggie Hays arrived from_ St. Louis
on Saturday evening, and theJ. N. Mc-
Cullough,' from Parkersburg, got in some
time during the night. The Ida Rees also
arrived from Oil City, and will retutn as
usual to-morrow at '4 p. •
The Gla.sgow, Capt. Johnston, is filling
up`iteadily for the 'Upper Mississippi, as is
also the .Armadillo, Capt. D. H. Swaney,
for St. Lords and Missouri river. The Em
ma No. 3, Capt. J. H. Mtrratta, will follow.
the Glasgow for the Upper Mississippi, and
the Kate, Robinson, Capt. Robt Robinson,
will be the first boat out for Cincinnati and
Louisville. •. • ,
The R. C. Gray was loading at Cineln
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nati for Pittsburgh on Saturday. The Mes
senger and Kate Putnam arrived there on
Friday, en route from Pittsburgh to St.
The Andrew -Ackley and towboat Dia
l:31011d passed Louisville on Friday. The
towboat Alps, on route , frord New Orleans
to this port, passed Evansville on Friday.
The Grey Eaglearrived and departed for
Pirkersburg on Saturday. She bad an
excellent trip up, and . a very respectable
one down. -
The Bayard bill be ready to take her
place in this line on Friday next. She has
been thoroughly overhauled and repaired.
and is as good as new. Capt. Asa Shepard
will-have command, and there is no one in
the trade better or more favorably known
than he is. ' , _
l• The .1.. N. McCullough is' the regular
- packet for. Parkersburg today, leaving
promptly at noon. Capt. Geo. D. Moore is
still in command, with his brother Dean,
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RIVER NEWS.
In the office. All the boats in this line are
side-wheelers, and they arc all in charge of
careful and experienced officer&
The towboat Sampson passed Cincinnati
on Friday with a tow of ten barges' loaded
with oil barrels, supposed to be from Auro
ra, and bound for Pittsburgh.
The insurance on the Ilesper, recently
sunk in the Arkansas river, was all in Cin
cinnati offices,. -as follows: American,
$2,500; National,, $2,500; Eureka, $2,000;
Merchants, $2000; total; $O,OOO. No wonder
the Cincinnati insurance men are beginning
to cry, ont "enough."
DIIBUQUE.—The Lady Pike Jay at the
levee all day and took on a big load, chief
of which-was oats, 'nearly 15,000 bushels;
.250 barrels of flour, the latter for New Or
leana, contracted at 80c; 30 sacks of barley.
This; with her 14,000 bushels Wheat that
she brought down, Made a very pretty trip.
She had besides all the ; passengers that she
could"carry. • •
TILE BELLE LEIWS LIME BENT.EN.—New
.Orleans to Vicksburg In 29 hours and 30
minutes by the Doctor. The Louisville and
New Orleans packet Dexter. arrived at the
wharf at six o'clock' last evening, having
made the run - from New Orleans to this
port in 20 hours and 30 minutes, thus beat
ing the Belle Lee's fastj . un exactly two
hours. We would say me e about it, but
the Dexter's officers do no wish the boat to
be advertised or noticed.'—Vicksburp Times
2181.
George Pierce, an old typo of Pittsburgh,
but a St. Louis citizen for some . years past,
has embarkecton the river, having secured
an interest in the lair of the Bellevernon.
George was fbr quite a number of years,
connected with this ofllee in the capacity of
foreman.
The Wheeling InteUigencer, of Wednes'.
day, says: We were told yesterday that
the boilers in all tha iron works in the city
have demanded an increase of one.dollar,
per tun to their wages and that unless
their demandwas complied with by their
employers; they would cease to, work from
and after , this morning. We regret ex
ceedingly That such an occurrence should
happen, as the season Of •the year is now
upon us wben our productions in iron are
in great demand. Ne . ivipe that some, ar
rangement will be speedily effected mu
tually advantageous to' the employers and
the employed. -
IThe Delaware, Nashville -to Pittsburgh(
passed- Cincinnati on Thursday heavily
loaded and with her guards in a clanaiged
condition; caused by striking both piers of
the bridge,_ at Clarksville. Pliots--W.- J.
Gosney and Wm. Oakes.
• Capt. Piugh Campbell; of the Mary Day
age, erritced at Cincinnati on Thursday
from Louts, having (tome through •by
rail In advance of his barges.
- A late St. Louis paper says: An oldgen
tleman, named Robert Smith, from Wash
ington county, Pa., who, with his family,
were passengers on, the St. Marys, died on
that boat on the alst of March. A burial
case' as procured - here, and'' it is the de
Sign of his children to take his remains to
St. Joseph, Missouri, whither the family
were bound."
We clip'the followl zg front the Cincinnati
Gazette, .of Friday: :` The wife of Wrn,Phil
pilot of Louisiana, fell dead on the floor of
barroom in Newport yesterday, probably -
caused by heart disease. She was to have
accompanied her husband down the river
on :,the Louisiana, which left last evening.
Mni: Phillips WHB tjur sister of Ca pt: Bon.
F. and Frank Davidson, of . this , city, and
had won many true.hearted friends who
will
sincerely mourn her Sudden and dis
tresaing death.
The Mermihis. BuUctot,- of Tuesday, says:
We regret to learn'of bereavement in the
family of ,Capt. Dick:-English. His aged
tither died ',yesterday morning, at hitt resi
dence olf Poplar 'street, after prolonged
: 'and-painful illness. :•,Capt.:English has..the.
sympathies of numerous friends. •
Al St. .Leiris telegram, runfer aide of,
Thursdat says: • Steamer Helena, in Oltd;`
!severs, - and'hild-up•for the 'last year, was
Hold at auction tmterarty .for-,80606.. 1 ' i; 1
Receipts are uniformly heavy,witkproa-,
pecti ofriheaSier business 'Westward every
year hereafter, because of the"rapidity ; with;
which the canntry, west 19..411Ln5. UP with,
people. •
Elver deeliinng here: Upper rivers de-‘
dining. The Missouri is now on the list of.
falling rivers,although,rising for some thne
past: Silver 'Cloud -arrived and - 'departed
for Dubugue; leaded toiler guards yester-‘
day. The Nightingale. 'Lawrence,' ` Lorena
and Itellevernon leftfor the Ohio, expect
ing to fill out below.
The Belle of Alton will be ready, to , railio
steam next Wednesday.. The Mohawk and
[barges will arrive here On Saturday; Oho 'of
the tangle orintairta - In bond, 2600 bareVall
rota iron,- consigned;:to to; ; Illinois.-
The barge will bo OwedSP by a packet of
the Peoria - tine from this &kt, at the sug
gestion of railroad men, 4.; - . •-• • v
practical. engineers ; are, sConding
river salt , Joseph for a bridge.
~The, river IS falling alieve'''Only ;
inches water to .ICeokiik. ;;The'.Missorirtis,
falling at St. Joseph eight inches, per.day
It . was rising raOidly aV'Onlab l i yeate id ay .
tote monntafitit is leis tlCtive,ei;
cept for. iktesengem: than-last seasen.
oranee is 25 per cent. less than last year ;
and freights are sto 6c per pound, against
Ito 10c.: • - • .
BE
4 11 041k- 1 * **titer 'i • -
• , ~.f.,- - - -•• (. .O. ID. :-1 .
iih r T e lepaph to thaMlttstotftlttlemuipi : : ;,,,-vc:
//01)4FlitAri 4 .7rra4iff , -Org) flat
ligi zr 11 ~; I A's _il e cola
, w e xam 1 raft. ?le:, iI \ L
ez -Or . I Lialltlioaktg2 4 / 14 4 6 0 , ' 04416 i
wannSr sad Tay 7.
STEAMBOATS.
RT BENTON
iriaMa
FOR
'OM THE
(31-0".41130 MEI S.
BEES ;FAST LINE
The Splendla 14Ight Drought St amers,
IMPORTER. J. A. WILLIAMS, Master.
Ar.nEwr o Master.
IDA BEES
SILVER LAKE JOHN TODD,. Master.
. .
The IDA-:-.REES will 'commencereceiving on
TUESDAY..: and the IMPORTF.P. will positively
leave on SATURDAY, April 4th. at 4r. at., and
will lake freiZht fur all points on the Missouri river.
For freight or pas Page apply on board, or to
FLACK & COLLINGWOOD,
iilh2S
FOITTSBU , sz aW a t
• WHEELING,
Marietta and l'arkersbark Line.
Leave Company's Witarfboat, fOot of Wood street,
DAILY, at 19 M.
MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS.
.1. N. MCUULLOUOII Glo. Moolir.. Muster.
TUESDAYS
SDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
BAYARD "' A: S. 8118£111011), Master
GREY
AND SATURDAYS,
GREY EAGLE C. L. MILENHAN, Master
Freight:WM be received at all hours by
ape ' • ! 's - JAMES COLLINS, Agent.
.911110EIrNATIPACKET:
—FOR WHEELING ,• 31AR lET-
T PARKERSB Ulto, .POMEROY . GALLIPOLIS,
BIG SANDY. IRONTON, PORTS3IOUTH, MAYS.
'VILLE AND CINCINNATI.--The elegant side:.
wheel passenger steamer ST. CHARLES, C. A.
DRAVO, Commander; A. ItOniNSON, Jr., Clerk,
. .
LEAVES EVERY FRIDAY,' at 333 Z . :
Connecting .at Cincinnati with. Packets and Rail
roads to Louisville, ,Nashville, Memphis, New Or
leans and St. Louis. Also to the Upper Mississippi'
and Missouri rivers.
Freight or passengers receipted through either by
rail or river.
Especial attention given to Orders and Way
Business.
•. CHAS. BARNES, / Age "„:4 ,.
rnit2a .IAS. COLLINS, $
LLEGIIENY RIVER
m ih t=l4A
A 'PACKET LlNEleavea every.
_
TUENDAY, TIIURSi?Ar AND SATURDAY,
At 3 o'clock P.. 31., from the foot of. Irwin .street.
'Tk la line la enniposed or the following Wald?.
IDA IMES No. 2, R. Ilex& Ulster,
Ala, Clerk.
EOM NO. 3, GoltDoN, Master. S. D. - RtR
St:LL, Clerk.
The above Boats were bullt expressly for the trade,
have superior accommodations and attentive ail
cers.
1. LOIIISVILLE.—The steamer
KATE ROBINSON Capt. Rent'. ROntivaorr,,
Will leave as above On WEDNESDAY, 9th ingt Lao
at 4 P. Id.
For freight or passage 'apply nn board or to
JOHN Fi.A.Ch..
lippe., •
J. D:COLLINGWOOD4Agents.:.
FOR ST. LOUIS.
KEO
EUIi GALENA, ouituquE
A ND. P
ST. PAUL.—'fluillne passenger steamer
EIISIA No. 3.... - Capt. J. li. MANAMA,
:Will leave as above on WEDNESDAY, Sib instant,
at 4 o'clock P. u.
For freight or passage finely on board or to.
JOHN FLACK.
Or. -
a J. D. COLLINOWOOD. , Agents.
F trß-1 41 k rrt g iSr. PURL. liAOSoiNgigkie
LANDIN& LA CROSSE, OALEN A, DU
BU
QUE, ROCK ISLAND, DAVENPORT AND
BURLINOTON.—Tim splendid passenger steamer
ViLA.SHOW - CEO. W. JoiiNSToN. C'omd'r,
Will leave for above and all intermediate points a.l
announced.
For freight or passage a p ply on board or to
JAS. COLLINS.
CHAS. BARNES. I Agents.
S
tIOR ST. LOUIS ? LEX..
.t s gSt
INOTON, KANSAS CITY, WY.
A DOTTE, LEAVENWORTH, ATCHLCON, ST.
JOE AND 031A11A.--The Sue steamer
ARMADILLO Capt. D. L. ll lINDIUCKSON,
Will leave as:above on Tuts DAY, April Bth.
rely Passenger s and shippers can the Armadillo
going throuh as advertised. Pall receipt Ireight
throug neig hl points on Missouri river.
For or pas s a g e apply on board or to
, CHAS. BARNES.
JAS. COLLINS,
. Or: GIIRIEST d HASs;ETT„ '
mhdl ' Agents.
IEGAAULAR. , .WEDNES- a g i dEt
DAY PACKET FOR CINCFN
-11.—Tbonne steamer . . •
*ROOST • Capt. Vicrosnonurr ,
.W. H. Senl_,l Clerk, leaves Pittsburgh fbr-Citieln=
nati every WEDN.E.SDAY at noon.
• • -_ .. JAS. COLLINS,' Agents.
...; Walk . JOHN FLACK. ' -
WHITE ;LEAD _AND COIARS.
e•Nreeve eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
~ere
ALL OF THE MANIIFACTIJRES
• ' OF THE 1
, .
PITTSBUIiGH WHITE LEAD
_ .
COLOR WORKS.. I
INCLUDING
STRICTLY PURE WHITE -LEAD,
ZINC PAINTS,-
,Chrome Green,
Verdi:ter Green.
• 'Versailles Careen.
Chrome Yellow,
And every varlety of Colors, dry anvtground an 011,
for sale by • , ,
HARRIS f& EWING,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
Corner of Liberty and Wayne Speets,
pirrirsimisGl-i.'
-SCHOONMAKEII. 6i.60N,
ad .
White ; Le ad Color. Works
.31rMTN AND B.S.D. LEAD • •
;-
INC PUALe"Ord.VattIaiNDNENS.
And an!' or to oil.' • ; • ;
137 , 7routurSTILIEET: - !•.i.t
. .
Viatoryi Nos. 450.,45,1.. - eiB4 an d 4 4sB
„Rebecca otreot, ond'Air, 81 and 15a,Lac04 Street,
PR! rESSIONAL.
JOEL A 1nie11 6 P 11 4..; •
_.,..; 4 :ALDERMA.III AND:POLICE MAGISTIPLM
*tee, ,120 ',WYLIE' STREET; tleity. Ntashingioni
rarouPAGgi , PA,
peede blorlitugus, .smitiltradedgme.titi;
Tle altloat i ourct lona; told :all" 'other!' legitimate
' bus bees executed promptly:. , _ mh20:09
QAMVEL MCDIASTEILS' •
Fljakeeto Spettee of, the
_,Pesee and .roltiee Mae*"
ira te. office ORANT STREET, opposite the r
a.-
thedryatt n W ßE Wi
Deed Bonds, Mortgages, 'Acknowtedgniarita,
Daring onis;:and atilLardi Xstiatneaa,l.Fcennte4 with.
Erso mineaa and dispatet). table.
IaWSTACID . S. 4 ‘IIOIIROWk - '
, •
#-• .rosnirlart TILE pric.p AND.
POLICIaIiTAttIIttRAIT:. •
tifFICE,I I I I I II 'PE,FINAVAVENLIE'fITTSBLIR6II I
DeWit Molds" 'Mortgagee, - Ankneartednmente.
Depositionsand Limil 811311113141 'eieCUtittlf with
promptness: and dliglinglh pm/
A. - gessiteic' e f 04-p e a c e Oi <;_
, , ,
t i CTllyE t iO Elk IAL1 AL ASll4lf.tiksiiitaiar
(.I%f-9 ") at 141 `ift9hi are
COMMISSION _ MERCHANTS. .
M. EITEELE •
1.71.
lkir STEELE &
•
Commission Merchants,
AM) DEALERS -IN
yrrit, GRAIN, - Evnors, eke.
No. 05 OHIO STREET near East Common,
-ALLEGHENY CITY. PA.
JAMES B. 3f F.ANOIL
MEANOR & HARPER,
FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE
COMMISSION 2%,IMILCIIANICIS
Codsignmdnts solicited.
• REFEZiIiCES - -J. G. Martin, Cash e 'Mechanics'
National Bank; J. 8. Dilworth & Co.; R. T. Ken
nedy & Bro.- • ' • 33:1:124
KEIL bt RICHART,
COMMISSION` MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN .
FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, MILL FEED, &e., &e.,
AGENTS
=MEE
, MMM
ALRMI
..ten ~:!'-ire".:f, T +.~' .'~*iW?v':~%i't''r"'S__r'~'_YP~.~~.:
329 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBURGH
349 Libe,tty St., Pittsburgh,
znyli:b37
ROBERT KNOX, Jr.,
COMMISSION MERCHANT ,
IX
FLOUR, GRAIN, AND PRODUCE GENERALLY
Oft°, 413 L MEM STREET. PlT'll3l3tiltall.
J. BLAJEcuAItp - ,
L.
-
Wholesale and lletidl Grocers,
No. 396PENE STREET ,
p1B:x
411•113 C• . 7 ;•••• • MURK:
McILINE & ANJER, • • .., •
COMMISSION MERCHANTS;
Dealers In FLOUR, GRAIN and PRODUCE GEN
ERALLY, No. 141 WATER ETREET, above
Smithfield, Pittsburgh. jes.
FETZER & ARMSTRONG,
•
PORWARDItiti AHD CO - MM21381011 MAROPIVIS,
For the sate of Flour, Grain,. Bacon, I.ard,,Mutter,
Reeda, Dried Fruit. and Produce generally, No. Ile
MARKET dTILEET, corner. of First, Plttsbur-h,
feM:uB -
QuOniAitiar. & 4,Aiiitr, wfiole , .
K ., said dealer's in , Groceries; Flour, Grain, Pro-
deer, Provisions. Fish, Cheese, Salt. Carbon Oil,
an., - Nos. • VIII- and 174 WOOD STREET, near'
Liber_ty__ street, Pittsburgh, Pa. "
_ . . noStnss
JOIEI I. itnUHE rDW. HOUSE WI!. n'. MIL'S&
.
j.
tnIN I. HOUSE Si, 111t0S_,.. Suc- .
censors to JOHN I. HOUSE' CO., wholeviiie
rocers .aud Commission Merchants, Corner of
Smithfield and Water Streets. -Pittsburgh, Pa. . •
RIDDLE, No-.-I.I33'LIIBERTY
• STREET, Pittsburgh, Pa., COMMiebloll Mer
e ant and Wholesale Dealer in Country Produce,
Groceries and Pittsburgh MINUUrACttlfe-0. -cash ad
vanced on Consignments, and paid for Produce gm.
RODS. KNOX • -.-----
.ANDREW ILNOS
A,liFOX.' & , SON, • con - manor
MERCHAPiTSAnd deal ens In FLOUR...GRAD
DIA FEED and PRODUCE GENERALLY, fit
79 DIAMOND; opposite City Hell; Anegbeny CRI
1jn17:07
DAV.CRAWFORWCOMMISSION
MERCITANN MERCHANT IN , PIO - METAI4,'
UMB, °RE, wituuouT SCRAP IRON, FIRE
'BRICK AND CLAY, &e. Warehouse and Ottlee, ,
Nos. 300 and 36S PENN STREET. Storage fur
'lashed. ConsignMenta solicited. oc3
2il i rt LE,
WholesaleArocers. Commission Merchants and
milers in Produce, Flour, Bacon, Cheese,•
Carbon and Lard 011, Glue, Cotton
Yarns and all Pittsburgh Manufactures generally,
1171 and 114 SECOND STREET, Pittsburgh.
•
JB. CAl'4" FIELD. .64 , SOll4 COlll -
• 'MISSION it FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
and Wholesale•Dettlers In Western Reserve Cheese,
Butter, Lord, Pork., Bacon, I. lour, Put and
Pearl Mlle's, and OM, Dried • Fruit and Produce
t enerally, Noe. 144 and 146 Ffont street, Pitts
.
Joaki nrgb- EMPTON A. WALLACE.
lIIPTON/4,WALLACB,.
WHOLE
SALE ItOCEItS AND PRODUCE DEALERS,
u. SIXTH STREET, .Pltttsbursth. , ja1.2:r48
EILIREZCOIL OAKS,
MiNtFACTUREki OF
EUREKA CARBON OIL,
ME CELEBRATED
SPERM LUBRICATING OILS,
CHEMICAL LINSEED OIL
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
,
Crude Relined a nd Ledirlasiiiii CHIN,
Lard, li Sperm, Whale and 'Pith oft
R. C. MACHESNEY, Agent
Fe. 11) Irwin-Street,
WARING AND KING, '
v v conuntadoit Iderebaliis and brokers in
Petroleum and its Products,
_ •
OALZELL'S BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
pmsstrictit, rim
'PHILADELPHIA ADDRMik -
WARING,KING 8c CO.,
H. LOREm. LON CO ?
MANIII7FACTIIRPES OP
PURE litlinE BURNING OIL,
Brand--' 4 I,TICIFEIta'P
'Office, No. - 2 Daqueszte Way, '
—'4IiTT:SECURGH,-Pa.
TACK. BROTI . LERS.;.
• commWQs ME HANTS,
AND DrALEIIS . .
Petroleums ItBl educts.,
t opi.' •
pax of DtKpieisnf!
• ~ Philadelphla tsdlce-: .
4. 6; multiVaArfli:irittTstisaixr.
ROllO OIL • •
inututtii3tuie epidtiave'--6r aatd ail kiiids of
LUDRICAtiIte , OILS.
io• CLA 3 4I I .7 I PET. - ; •; •
r• *
• .
lc, ilia co'.
• „ , . ,
:;:( I ._",'FXTRATIVItF.4' - i''
118. ritAcriCAL:; lB
FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS ,
LEMON'o 61 .' , WEISE
P f O .• lk-Iarr 4 rAME I XL.II3 WILVEMT ,
,
-006tiantir 0 binutemartmeletYsaTAßLeatind
'CHAMBER Itlintiltz, togatner • mini a coat
i:ll4W er troveauuntut raniftmat:tedgasii
pncea.
Musa taiiant df ittlything to toe litie No cordially
ltuitet to call before PirfillOing• " ,- T;
4 1 4 1 .. . PF4 0 , 11 .0 1 , • ••
" -9TARAtIOO4MIDANGLUIES.
Vieetiiiii'o
: • Mktg;
' '',..".. :" ' -:' t .., '. -? --.
.' ' ' • 4' '1LL...;!2; a ..,
.:,
~±<,' • i „WilVtgriThiind . WW•qi . : ..I.
A pßiripa r
74ba‘4141 „ , 'd*** P4l-064th
3=
ITTOBVIIGHindaNEWS
EE
CONNELLSVILLE H. H.
J. A:lrv:mi.
On and after THU'ESDAY.z •Mareh.7s33) 2808,
trains will arrive at and depart, hum the Depot, cor
ner of Grant and Water streets, its fbilows:• '
, Deport. Arrive.
Manic) and from Unlont'n. 0.00 as at. 6.00 P.
MCKeeSpOrt ACCOMModt'n.i/.00 A. at. 2.05 P. at:
Ex. to and from Unlent'n. 3:00 e. at. 10.00 At at.
West Newton Accoinmod'n 4:30 P. at. 8.35 A. at.
Braddock's Accommodarn 6:15 1 4 . M. 7.50 P. N.
Night Ace. to McKeesport-10:30 e.3t. If.
Sunday Church Train to and
• from West Newton
.1:00 /0;00 A. at.
For tickets apply t - • • • •
J. It. KING , Agent.
W.B. STOUT: Baperintcydent. inhs
==l=tl
4LILEGHEN IC
VALLEY RAILROAD.
DY DIRECT ROUTE. TO THE pa. REGION'S.
Running through to • - Venango City without change
of cars Connecting with trains East and West on
the Warre..:4 Franklin ,and the Atlantic & Great
Western Railways.
On and after THURSDAY, March 20th, IS6S,
the Passenger Trains will leave &gm and arrive at
the-Pittsburgh Depet.- corner CanaL and Pike Sta.,
as follows:
Ml==
_
Mall to and rim Yen. City. 7:00 A. St.. 1100 A. M.
Express _ ._ • 10:30 r. - 41. 6:15 P. M.
Bradre Bend Accommod'il 3;00 P. M. 1 0:30 A. M t .
Soda Works A cc0uVu..,..... 5:25 P. 7:53 A: At.
First Hutton Accconod' ii...,9:00 A. at. 1E46 A. at.
Second Hutton Accomod'n 12:00 at. 3:40 e. m.
Sunday Church Train leaves Sods ;Works at 8:05
A. arriving in ritteburgh at 9:50 A:1I. Re,
turnins, leaves Pittsburgh at 1:10 r. arriving all,
Soda orks at 2:55 P. M. • -
If: BLACKSTO:fE. Supt.
. ,
W. 1": HOPE, Ticket Agbitt. • • • nalell
1868.
. • . .'
PLYTrIBURGii, FORT WAYNE & CHIC.t.6O R. .
W. AND CLEVELAND A I'ITTBBUROII it. R.
.From January 191.11, 1868
~,trrins will. leave from ~
and arrive at the 'Union ISepot, north - tide city' - :
time, as tollows: •... - . .. . ,- . •*
Leare. '' 1 ' Arrive.
Chicago Ex.... 2:13 am Chicago Ex... 2:43 am
Cievead Ex.. 2:13 a m Cievetand Ex. 2.43 a m . I
Erie& Vim Mg 0:13 am clitekim Es ..:. - 1 10 58 a M
I,
Cl. & Wh";,`31.1 .11:213 a m Wheeling La. 11.08 arm ri
1
Clileaga liiall: ." 0.594 m Chicago Ex..... 1:53 pm • 1 ,
Chicag o Ex.... 9;43 a m CI. & X Virg Ex 4.03 pm
pieta; & el. Ax. • ! Erie a Irg.!n .E.:x 0:13 p m '
tla Younak`n 9:43 amChicage Ex.... 0:58 pm .. If
Cl. & Id' 1eg1,x... 2:13p inCI. '..i; Wh"g Ex 7:013pm "1.
Chicago I. N - . .... 2:09p 3:11 flits. & Cl. El.
Wh; & Eric Ex. 4:39 pm, .vi a Yognst•u. 0:29 pin Ii
Depart fe,7l7i Allegheny. Arrive in A llegh ,vy. ['.
N,,,B r igt , ” Ac. 8:59 aml N. Brig' n Ac. 7 . 03 a m .
I.eetsdale •• 10.13 a inl N. litlat'u `• 9.28 am
• . " 11.53 ain Wei Neille " 9.514 st 111
ii6cheszer • • 1:33 pm Nevi Castle `• 10.13 am ;
Wellev'eAcc.: 3:43 pin LectAaie, " 0.13 am ,1,1
'Leetudale Acc. 4:15 pro, ." •: . .• " 1:1N pm t
31.13rigt`n •• . Gn3p; pln N. lltigni " 2.43 pm
N. Brigrn " . 0:00pm iA.0..-./Mio . '' ;4:3:L
PM. , r ~'
I,eetedele `., 10:43 pre " - '`7.2l3pm . t
2:20 p. m. Chicago Ex- " 10:50 `- x. in. Chicago , F .
•presa leaves daily- --- Express arrives daily.:
ja23- F. 11;31YERS. General TrelerAgent. . [:.
11 TTSBURG
coLumuus CINC
TI P.
PAN HANDLE ROUTE.
CHANGE of TIM.E.—On and after SUNDAY;
'December PRI, 1867; trains win leave and arrive al
Union Depot, as follows, Pittsburgh time: _ .
Depart. - Arrives
. 2:15 a. irn 3t55 p.
Fast 1.1n.' 0:40 a. in. 7:05 p m.
East Ea'.press, . ,
• 2:50 p. m.10:55-stni. • • 11
lilted Way 0:10 a. in. p. m. .
McDonald's Alien, N 0.1.. 11:10 2:10 p. m.
Steubenville Accominod - n. .3:50 p. m.„11:311a.
31eDona1d . 6 Acen, 5:10 p. tn.
SVE4.3 AL NO= E.—Sunday ;Ex prem ieayes at 2: rio
p. M. - arriving in Cincinnati 0.30 a. m. tlienext
Church leaites Bunday'at 19155
Theil:4o,:t. tn. Train les,vesidally; czlinday and
Monday excepted, arriving in Cincinnati at .0:55.
the same evening. :8 HOUITS 1N .;ADVANCE -
ALL, OTHER. ROUTES. ,
Zar.No -- chtunte- of cars. between Plitshutgit'and_
Cincinnati, and BUT ONE change to St. Louts.
Cairo.and - the principal points West and Southwest;
When purchasing tickets Jle , aura , and..lind th,iF k.
°Mee of the
. ,
pitt,sbFgh; Columbuskeiliclintati E. E, kt,
_PEN
CENTRAL RAILRO.
On and atter October tit
Ova at and depart from th
Washington andtve. Liberty
Ars •
Mall Train.. i .." 1:116 a in,
Fast Line 1:00ami
Wall's N0..1.. 6:20 a m ,
Brlr.ton No. 2. , .7:11en ctO
Wall's No. .1:. 14:50 ain
Cincinnati-Ex. 9110 am
Johnstown Ac. 10:15 a m
Phila. Express -1:50 pin
Wall's No. 3... .1:30 pm
Wall's No. 4.. pus
Wall's No. •b.. 5:50 pm
Wall's - 1:00 pm
Altoona Acc'n
and Emigrant
Train 10:30 pa ~1 1
The .Church Train._ leaves Wall!s Station evell
Sunda It 936 a reaching,yittshtirtch at-10:00.
tiunday at van a M. - , reaching Plitt:hire: ally ,:‘,.. , i
a. tu. Returning, leaves Pittsburgh at 2:50 p.m. - 11"
and artis :sat Wall's Station-at 2:00 p. in. '.:
'CincinnaU.Express leaves daily, , All utlier,tridas 'F
-I
daily except Swiday. '- -- ' --' i • • . -'
.1
_ Philadelphia EXpress and , the Altoona Accommo- jf
dation and Emigrant Trabalwrive daily: - Cincinnati ' 1:
Express, arrives tdillly. except ,Monday,,- ,All other • , E,
trains daily except Sunday. - E.:,1
For.farther information apply to . - - . .
' r, l
W. H. ,CKWITH, Agent. - , - j
'The Pennsylvania Pailroad' Company will:not :let :.[',Ll-
eume any risk Ibr Baggage, except for wearing ap. , - id
Duel; and limit their responsibllAT:loone Hand= ". " 0
Dollars In value. All Baggage exceeding
amount In value will be at:Me - rink orthetnimer, nn- - ',ll
t 3
le" °!!!a4) 7 , ! 4 r i alr-ViDtWiLl.l/01- 1-.. ..
, I.
000 , • General Superintendent:Altoona, aa, .pi
L
p•
wErrERN P,ESN-alffiligia
,h
' • BYINNA IN' Iptlt- I,
A .--;On and after -I..oventher I. 15107, the. Pas-
*eager Trains on the Western - Pennsylvania 'Rail- ' 'i ,
read wtllArrive AL ,and depart from sate Fo4eroa ,E - •
Street De Allegheny City, as IblieWsf 11
Sharph'g Nal 6:O a, m - Mall . •' '" :50 am -ik
i
Freeport No., 1 • S;l5 On'Freeport ,Nti: - 1 D:O5 ana .• il
Express 10:10's m Sharpb`g No. I 11:20 a, ca -);1.
Sharpteg N 0.2 -1:25 , pm Expresei:l4:.u.. , /:50P111".
.i; .
Freeport No.l 4:15 p m Aarnierv' Ac 3:55 pm ~.,
Mall 0:05 gm Freepcmt , ti.:21",.5:015 pm: r . ,-,..
WirmerVe Ac 7:10 p m Sharpte„g o.:1.1;30 pm , i:4
Aboye trains run dell) , eseepr Sun ay:
' •The 'Church Tralk leaves, Allegheny ; Juliet. every f',,
Sunday at T:4O a. m., reaching Allegheny City at ~, ,1
9150 - .1.. m... iteturnumg, leaves f4Uegbeny - City -at
1:20 p. m. and arrive at Allegheny &tact: at 945 _ l 4
Ocanarrwribir VtdiilirS . Poi' Sale' lit - pickages 4 ;
Twerdy,„ . betveenOtltlhenj 2ty, Chestnut !troll, I,
PITTSBURGH.
127 Walnut Street.
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M. D. MOTHERsPAlRitti , Tleket Agent.
S. F. SCULL, General Ticket Agent.
JOHN D..3IILLER. Gen. Frelglit Agent.
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h,..1661 Trains will. lir. t.
e UPloli DePot. ',corner of . - ••
, tristits; as Toth) ws:
' Depart.- -* • ' . 1.,
, Day Xxpress. - .. woo i t ni ,,
rtrall's No. I.: _o:3o;timi r - ..: /
Zlall Thin 8:20 aat . . ~.t,
Walra- No. ^.:3 9:50.5. VI !i , - I , '
Cincinnati Ex 11:15 ant ' r,
Wit IF' el L No. 3..-11:30'a as • . .ii
Johnstown Ac.. 2.50 pat ..- - ':
Wall's 'No. 4.. - 3.30 Pax , - 1
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Phllti.Expres, 4-:10p
Wall's No.- b..- •1:50 p ;.
Wall's No. C.. 6:05,p •.-
Fast Line::.. .. 7:550 p . ;
Wall's N0.7...../045pPla, :. -...,
Elerr'a, Bennett, Fine Creek..h.tnannd Sharpsburg,
and good Only on the trains stopping at Stations spa.' rt
clileal on tickets. ,
The- train !leaving - Allegheny: City: at '.6:50' m.. - 4•
makes direct connection at Freeport with Walker , .
line of Magas for lintlerandilannahstoiva,
Through ,tickets Allay be purchased: at, the Onion,
o. 3H. Clair street: , 'neer thispeniden - Brid4ga,
pitteburgli, and at the.:Depot, Allegbeny
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For fanner information ap_ply to • pp
„ . JAMES, I.E.FrIERTS, Agent.
' - • Federal Street' Depot: El.: -
The! Western Pennsylvania . Railroad will not ao-N
slime any risk for Baggage, ekcept for wearinesp-r
pveL, and limittbel. responsibility' toOne - Hundre&:°
Pamirs in value. MI baggage exceeding.,tblii.4
amount in antes wilt be ittthe risk of the owner
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tem taken 1/ , :p e dal contract.
• EDWARD 11: WILLIAISIS, • ".!
- • „4enernl Superintendent, Altoona . ..ll a. -11
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The BlitiitTEST AND MOST izEidnisLE,RoDT*
from the East *kilt points Its ' • '
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pciltres In MAIMS& Al end .of Am* weat of
worth with the - I.TNITEI) tiTATEs'EXPIOSsi ,
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all Points lhe, Tel ' l' to ICBM
;And with TeI•WEEKLY LINE ot!
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lung itenta Ye , and marfanum to Arizona and
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and th,,,rrang.m9nt4 , ...tnikdo. with
a, Zirertond .i.:Transportation fee VA
western terminus. th is. road pow opera un.nuailemv
thetlislesibt On; traninnlsalou of frotiSnt,` to - Ao Far
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