11
Lancia, 3latterS in New York.
Goid Clostxl ;F.1193;@138M.
Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
' Nnw Yomr., April 19, 1868.
MONEY AND GOLD.
acre is an improved tone in business
'des and moneV%easy. Sterling firmer;
he )111:3".104101/..: Gold firm; 'opened
03;1yy138y,. The advance in exchange
he shipping point Stiffens. In the gold
iket .loans are:made at seven per cent.
I.3arrYing•to
. GOVERNMENTS
.ivo tind closod very strong at about-half
ticent. advance. firm? Clews &.. Co.
ishlhe 'anneied.4iBo priegsz Coupons
8131;112g; tifi':'o2; f12.,@1129y; do '64,
1 4®110; do '65, 110(4410% do new, 107
do i7i,10.3g®108y,,;:n-Forties, 102 y,
'22.x.; Seven Thirties, 106g@106m.
I STOCKS.
tie Stock market is active, buoyant and
tier tinder the Fiats:we of the Erie bill
the'Assembly, New York Central
Shing 1193„ a rise of, 7- per .'cent; Erie
;, a rise of 5 per cent. 'from '•the lowest
lit of morning, market reacted slightly
p extreme prices and ekitted active and
g at 5:30 p. m., at the follOWThk 'rates:
!iciflc Mail and Reading are alone weak.
iton, 46X®.17; Cumberland, 30®32;
Ad
t Express, 60®61; Wells Express, 28X®
l; American, 61®62; United States, 60®
Merchants Union, 33; Quicksilver, 263;
is Mariposa, 9X®1034; Pacific Mail, 9135
i i X; Atlantic, 2834®30; Western Union
graph,.37®3B%; New York Central, 118
1 -1 4; Erie, 69%X®69%; p referred, 71®72;'
son; 131 X; Hartford k. Erie; 14 3 /,®143 4 ;
bago and Alton, 120; Hannibal and St.
73: Columbus, 106; - Missouris, 87; New
!nessee, 66%; Harlem, 116; do Rreferred,
Reading, - 87 X; Ohio and ICssissippi,
131 X; Wabash, 0935 ®5l; St. Paul, 603 4 @
ido preferred, 73X®74; Michigan Cen
-113X®115; Michigan Southern, 893®
J; Illinois Central, 141XQ1* Pitts
ksh, 87®87%; Toledo, 10235; Rocklsland,
,91X; Northwestern, 61341562; do pre
-72X®73; Ft. Wayne, 10135®102.
MINING SHARES.
'Ming shares dull; Quartz Hill 97;
!)th Parmelee 210.
740's BOUGHT,
e Goternment sold no gold to-day, but.
ht V 300,003 worth of 7-30'. (
I SUE-TREASURY RECEIPTS.
.ceilibi4 sub-Treasury $2,873,886; pay
xts 63,115,677; balance $104,513,053.
.
1 New , lork 'Produce Market.
- telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gszettel
•.w Y-ortic, April 20.--Cotton opened a
. .
le firnier and closed quiet, scarcely so
s .; sales:-L9BO bales at 31a313,c • for mid
' ' 4 upland, closing; no buyers at outside
• res. Fleur . ; receipts-6,731 bbls; market
• • 'rted'cittite firm and closed quiet; -sales—
* bbls at $9,15a9,65 for superfine west
."• $10,15a10,80 for extra State; slo,loa
5 do western; $12,50a14,00 for white
at extra; $10,20a14,00 for R. H. 0.; I.la
for. Extra St. Louis; $12,50a1.2,60 for
, A. to ' choice; California firm; sales
- i sacks at $12,50; Rye flour steady.;
4-350 bbls at $7;65a8,40. Corn meal in
• mrate request; sales-300 bbls •at $5,90a
Whiskey nominal. Wheat; receipts—
,-. 13 bushels; market opened a shade
. er; closed (pilot, and holders
• • nore disposed to realize, with sales of
:00 buihels at $2,50a2,64 for No. 2 spring
* ore and delivered; No. 2 do. to arrive
•anal at $2,63; No. 1 delivered at $3,20,
white Michigan and amber State at
. .1:• ate terms: Rye is scarce and prices are
-,ing upward. r e meteady. Barley
-)!:•-', is dull. Corn; pts of 127,627
. tels; the market, opened dulland closed_
'
-•y. " - and 2a3c lower, with sales of 62,000
'.:leis at $1,16a1,21 for new mixed west
'afloat; $1.18a1,20 for old do in store and
- ' 4 ..1t, and $1,16a1,18 for white Southern.
.:' ;,; recetpts of 7,740 bushels; the market
Wer with sales of 27,000 bushels at 85 :e
;western in store, and 87ga88c afloat.
- of grain in warehonse—Wheat, 56,470
.- els; corn, 1,163,688 bushels. oats, 72.5,-
bushels; rye, 5,176 bushels; malt,
3
:. bush; peas, 683 bush. Rice quiet and
- .").anged. Coffee very. firm and steady.
r steady; sales 450 hhds at 10a12c.
•..
. - s active and th.m., sales 900 hhds at
or slaved and Muscovado • at private
s. - Thips quiet at 10450 c. Ame.ican
leum firm at 12e for crude, and 26a
lot' refined bonded. Pork firmer
a fair demand; sales 3,250 bbls at s27a
' - for new meas, closing at $27,40 for
i
.- lar; $26a36.2.5 for old do, closing at
;5 for regular;,s22a2?,so for prime, and
4 . pi,25 for prime mess; also 1,750 bbls
I mess at $27,50 to buyers for May;
:0 to seller. for May, and 627,50
•,eller . for Jime, Beef firm sales(
: bbbls at $15a20,58 for new plain
• and :$20,50a24,75 for new extra mess,
• , 180, tierees at. W2,50a37,50; prime
...• 4 $40a42; India mess beef hams nom;
+ Cut meats steady; sales 28.5 packages
~,. %xl3, for. shodlders and 16a17K for
1
': s. Bacon quiet and firm; sales 200
s Curhberland cut at 14a14M. Lard a
e firmer; sales 970 barrels at 17Mal8g;
500 barrels, seller, May, at --- 18y„. But
' rm at 20a38 for Ohio and 48a54 for
''' . Cheese steady Itt 14a16%. Freights
.. i
i i
verpool firm; 36,000 bushels Gram" Graat
•4' Wheat per sail 514 d.; Corn per steam
*, d I,ooobarrels Flour 22. 6cl per steamer.
TEST, ;5 P. M.-Flour closed quiet and
out any
• decided change in price.
;',.. at is dull "and rather easier for parcels
e spot. and steady for lota to arrive.
• is scarce and firmer at $1,92a1,93 for
ern. Oats is dull at 85y08530 for
ern in store. Corn dull, lower and
: 7at $1,16a1,20 for new mixed western
t, and $1,17a1,18 for old mixed western
• 1 ,. tore. . Pork is, 'quiet and very - firm
.50a27,75; new mess, cash and regular
. 27,87%a28,00; seller for June. Beef
:, and scarcely so firm. Cut meats very
with fair demand. Bacon quiet and
yat 14V, for. Cumberland cut. Lard
l ti
' ~. at.lBalB - y,c for fair to prime steam'and
'.: '.e rendered. Eggs steady at 20a21c.
Cincinnati Market..
Nelegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
NCINIIATI, April N.—Flour firm and
lemand; family $11®11,25. Wheat in
1 1 demand, at 82,80 ®2,65 for No. 2 and 1
. ter. Corn quiet at 813 c. Rye scarce and
demand, at $2Q2,05, the latter an ex
se rate. Barley firm at $2,70®2,75 for
bCotton dull; middling is held at 80c;
ales.a Tobacco firm; no sales-to-day.
tlsky is getting scarce under the new
and the fear of the Penitentiary, and
of be bought below :$2,10®2;15;.new
trbon is selling at 85®90c in bond. Pre
ns firmer, but not very active.
Pork in demand at $27. Bulk Meats
firmlY,st 1.21.0 fbr shoulders, and 1414
y,c for aide& 'Bacon held at 13Y,, 16g,
17/c for shoulders, clear rib and clear
s, with buyers at yo less. Lasd is in
d demand at 1714 c, but at the close there
. none to hp had below 17%. A large
mess could, have been done intess
rs'lr at $27, Lard at 17;io,- but holders ask
for pqr c ic and 17 3 / 4 ®lBc. for lard. But
carce art in demand at 45 ®doc, Eggs
Flax
li p u 1 i e
r
afifni G tscer So scarce
. r
il ld :lß B 2C : Ceva n'oa
:radend
buying.edwandiBl lawanted
demand.i
t Sugare
dfi
l r
a te
io
Seedv
@e r
unchanged.
7. 5
Cleveland Market.
elegraptt to thePlttebatiglt Gazette.)
Lzvx,LAND, April: 20 -Flour market is
nger, quiet and unchanged; double ex-
J.rill P00011,50,•double extra red win
-11,50%18,50, din:this extra'white sl3@
Wheat quiet. but firmer; 'No. 1 red
g at *2,58, Not 2 do at f 2,40, 'No. 1 Spring
32 1 85 . Corhttlhe demand la fair and the
4ket bettert4adEs at 91114Dge; for :No. 1
lied, closing with , most hold e rs firm*
de dgdree,!-Datisi ref 4140:Iilid.
y at 745terma j z i lf e 43:'N-.StatelAckiii
!. BarlOrbs ir. l tretrialintirr firm
steady itivelwaeb Ydiatiiiiibk 1 1 0.3 1 , 1 ?
free; thcklerna l 4 - fait. r ' ' ' .."l '• * '
St. Loafs Market
(By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette. 3
Sr. Loins, April 20.—Tobacco; buyers
and sellers apart, but no quotable change
in price. Cotton nominal at 29Mc. Flour;
very little doing and prices unchanged; all
per ranges at $,6,50®8,00; ektra $8,25@9,00;
double extra $9,25®11,00. Wheat;. choice
winter steady, but other grades dull and
little doing; prime to choice fall sold at
$2,60®2,78; spring s@Bc lower, ranging at
$2,05@2,15 for prime to choice. Corn
heavy and closed lower, at 84®90c. Oats
firmer at-70®73c. Barley; nothing doing.
Rye higher and scarce, at 11,80. Pork
unchanged, at $263;®27. Bacon dull,
with small sales of shoulders, at. 23e; clear
sides, 17c. Sugar cured hams are held at
19a20c for loose packed. Lard IS firm at
-
1734 for .tierce; and 18c for keg: Whiskey'
is steady and firm at $2,20.• Cattle, choice
and extra butchers shipping stock is scarce
and in good demand at 7 1 ;4a8c gross; for
inferior to good and prime, - 4a6%a7(3.1c; for
inferrer- to good . and .prime, 4a630751c.
Sheep range •at s3a7 per,head. Receipts;
flour, 3,400 bbls; wheat, 34.000 bush; corn,
19,000 bush; oats,_•l2,Boo bush; barley, 400
bush; rye, 1,000 bu&i.
Chicago Market. -
(By Telegraph to the . PlttsbOrgh Gazette.]
CHICAGO, April 20.—flour in moderate
demand and firmer, but not quotably
higher.. Wheat; fair inquiry at a decline
of 2®2 1 4c; sales N 0.4 at $2,16@2,17 and
No. 2 at $2,00®2,03, closing quiet aes2,
for" No. 2. Corn - fairly active; sales No. 1 01
at
8614 ®B7;ic; No. 2 at 84@85c; new at 8374@
85c, and reputed at .81®82c, closing atin
side figures. Oats firmer and I®l high.
er; sales at 62@63c for Nos. 1 and 2, closing
steady at 62V,c. Rye firm and steady; sales
No. lat $l,BO, and No. 2 at $1,75. Barley
quiet and easy at Saturday's prices. Pro
visions more active and firmer. Mess Pork,
$26,50 cash, and $4 buyer 30 days; country
mess, ordinary sold at $25,75, rump pork
$21,00221,50; sweet pickled hams steady at
16 /c. Lard firm at 17V,c, and short clear
middles sold at 17c for buyer of May.
Receipts for the past forty-eight hours were
8,021 barrels of flour; 16,880 bushels of
wheat; 315,026 bushels of corn; 54,982 bush
els of oats. Freigtits unchanged and
steady.
---New York Cattle Market.
(By Telegrfipli to the Pittsburgh Gazette. I
NEW YORK, April 19.—Cattle market,
Beeves, the demand is not so brisk as usual
owing to the inclement weather and the
markets weak, for common which in some
cases sold at %c below last week's prices.
Receipts 5,489 ; quotations, inferior to ordi
nary, 14a17c for fair to prime, 17 3 4 al9c for
extra, and 19tta19•yc average quality. Cat
tle fair. Sheep and lambs ruled heavy dur
ing the past week, and prices have fallen off
about lc. To.day the supply was quite large
and the demand light, and chiefly for
prime stock, which was scarce, the offer
ings being mainly of common. Receipts
-17,837; quotations, wool sheep 6 3 „4a9Me r
sheared sheep 6a9c. latter outside price,
and the market closed :heavy at these
quotations. Swine in fair demand and
firmer; receipts-13;544 quotations of light
to common at $8,50a9,22 1 ,4, fair to good
$9.25a10,50. heavy corn fed 814,25a10,50.
Toledo Market. •
tlty Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
TOLEDO, April 20.—Flour--receies, 4,580
bbls—quiet. Wheat—receipts, 3,7, 3 bush—
a shade better; sales amber at 82,65 to $2,66.
Corn--receipts: 5,380 bush—*lthout mate
rial change; -sales No. 1 at 925, Michigan
92%, yellow 95 to 96, No. 1 buyer this month
93c. Oats—receipts, 1,250 'bush—steady;
sales No. 1 at 8834 c. Rye—sales No. lat
$1,76, No. 2 $1,70. Seeds very dull. Sales
for the past week-19,825 bbls flour, 18,204
bush wheat, 130,413 bush corn, 20,696 bush
bush oats, 150 bush rye, 535 bush barley.
Shipments by lake and rail for same time
-28,873 bbls flour, 8,326 bush wheat, 242,400
bush corn, 42,587 bush oats.
BaMason . Maiket.
CBS Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette. j
BALTIMORE, April 20.—Flour firm; good
demand for low and medium grades; others
unchanged. Wheat firm; prime Maryland
red at $3a1,13; Pennsylvania at $2,90a3,00.
Corn firm; white at $1,12a1,14; yellow at
$1,20. Oats dull; western at 83a85c;, Mary
land at 85a90c. Rye firm and 2c better.
Pork firm; mess at $27,75a27,80; bacon
firm; rib sides at 16%c; clear do 17%c;
shoulders at 14%c; hams at 21a22c. Lard
at 18a18Mc.
3mwatikee Market.
CST Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette•)
MiLwAumun, April 29.—Flour is dull and
firm; choice Wisconsin dnd lowa is held at
$9,64a10,25; medium, 89,25 to 81),50; common,
$8,75a9,00. Wheat is quiet and•lower; 82,15
for No. 1. fresh. Receipts; flour, 1,800 bbls;
wheat, 19,000 bush; oats, 1,000 bush; corn,
300 bush. Shipments; flour, 3,500 bbbs;
wheat 128,000 bush; oats, 1,700 'bush; corn,
200 bush.
Philadelphia Market.
(By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.l
PHrLADELpurA, April 20.—Petroleum is
unchanged. Flour is- more active and are looking up. Wheat; sales, 2,000
bush red at $3 to $3,05 ; white, $3,10a3,30.
Rye is held at $1,90. Corn is in good de
mand; yellow is held at $1;2.341,24; mixed
western, $1,223 a 1,24. Provisions, unchang
ed except ,lard which advanced to 18y,,
alBt4c; •
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD
PITTSBURGH, FT. WAYNE AND CHICAGO
RAILBoan, April 20.-4 cars metal, Bryan
& Caughi3y; sdo do, Totten & Co; 400 bblii
flour,Shomaker & Lang; 8 bbls onions, E
Dewitt & Bro; 7do do, S V Smithfield; 100
bbls flour, J B Doe; 100 do do, Culp' &
Shepard; 1 care middlings, P Schott; 1 ear
bran, Stevens & Bro; 200 bbls flour, Meanor
& Harper; 160 do do,Kirkpatrick & Herron;
1 car middlings, Kell & Ritchart; 10 bbls
flour, McKee & McClure; 53 green hides,
Jas Calory; 100 bbls flour, H Rea; 100 do
do, 14 figs potatoes, Soghmyer do Voskamp;
1 hhd tobacco; J M Murtland; 2 bbls eggs,
Voight, Mahood dc Co; 2 tubs butter, Van
gorder & Shepard; 10 baleg wool, W Barker
Jr & Co; 4 bbis eg:gs, Ikg butteri.ll Rid
dle; 1 car hay, E W Tabor; 14 kgs nails,
Dithridge & Son; 10 bas soap; M W Ran
kin; 175 sks oats, Gay & Welsh; 1 car lum
ber, T B Young & Co; 1 do do, Jdc M Sei
bert.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD,
April 20-12 cars iron ore, Shoenberger dc
Blair; 2 cars lumber, 'B Smith & Co; 20 bxs
cheese, B Davi - dam; 0 bdls chairs, X.knion
dc Weise; 4 kgs lard, Dillinger 4 Stevenson;
8 sks rags, McCullough, Smith .1c Co; 30
bbls -glassware, Jab Scott; 2 bbla seed. 2 do
beans .3 bxi, bacon,Head;' dr. Metzgar; 1: car
metal, Zug 'd; Co; 1 car grain, McHenry Bt
Hood; 87 aks rye,,T d; W Farley; 1 keg lard
1 bbl eggs, R Peet; 1 bbl eggs, Wm Calm.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD. April
20-950 bbls oil, Lockhart &,Frew; 2 ears
metal, H Woodsides; 1 car. salt, .J . Connor;
4 cars___Ntnestone, Shoenberger & Co; 23 bge
rYsINNTH Rirkpatrick;.l2 do ao,D Wallace;
9 do do, H 'Rea Jr; 2 binseggs, Shtpton &
Wallace; 1 bg.ibncseed, Head - A Metzger; 1
car furniture. S A McMeekin.
Prri . snunon COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI
RAILROAD, 'April 20.-24 caddies tobaCco•
Weyman &Bro;'.1.0 bbls of 1; John P.Scitt;"
40 sks oats_, Robb & Herron; 40 sks feed,'
Hoppley & Miller; 28 sks rye, McHen r yHoed; 2 12 sks oats, F Schield; -1 car twit,.
Spencer& McKay; 1 car'staves,: F Kober; 2
do do, Miller. It Crisp; 1 car inetal,'S Rey
nolds; 31 hhds, 51 trcs hams, F Sellers
, .
. .
, .
Amr.notrorry I &term; April 20.-1 car •
barley; ` Smithl & ' Co, " 2 - 'nkre lumber A
Herofiberger; 300 pigs Ufa,- g em, i n , ..l taa.
Than 4bco ; 30 bdls •greerrbl • zoin t 7d r ,
•s;velisei 1 car staves, J' Ml6* 111,260-bbla
Sour, Fred Owens, 148 eke , oltetyait &
. 4, V
Langenkeim.' ': „
, • kaii.vidia.vAl,,gAo,' varrrast,..l42l,Rmizs
A pnviv_ 2l o l 4.qt . frolinsXklev.orrkboa k ei
c i t 3 e . • Iv 0 t 0:Ar0:,)47C 04 rep - , „v i : 34 do do ;'.l'W Simplon.
I=l
PITTSBURWI- 1868:
New York Dry Goods . Market. •
IST Telegraph to
.the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
NE N- YORK, .April 20.—Owing to the
prevalence of the rain storm, the market
lS dull, but otherwise without important
change.
Chicago Cattle Market.
EBy Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Garotte.)
CMG - A.GO, April .19.—Hog.s 'quiet: sales at
0,001)9,00 for fair to good grades. Beef
Cattle quiet at $6,75a7,25 for fair to goo - d
beeves.
Both rivers contiime to recede steadily
with seven and a half feet in the Mononga
hela,-and eight feet five inches in the Alle
gheny. The weather 'yesterday was clondy
and un.settled,' with- occasional showers' of
rain. Oil City telegrams report four and.a•
half feet and falling.
The New State, from Louisville, and
'Julia No. 2,1r0m Zanesville, are the only •
arrivals we have to report. -
The N. 'McCullough has withdrawn •
from the Parkersburg 'line for the pregent,
and will enter the Pittsburgh and Cincin
nati packet trade, in connection with the
St. Charles and St. Marys. She will be a
splendid acquisition to the Cincinnati line, -
and besides, Captain Geo. D, Moore: and
his brother pan, know bow to conduct bus
iness in a packet trade., ..T.be -McCullough
will leave here every Thnrsda i y..
,The Bayard, Capt. A. S. Shepard, is the
regular packet for Parkersburg to-day,
leaving promptly at 'noon.
The Echo, Capt. Gordon, is the regular
Tuesday packet for Oil City,4 leiVinfrat
four p. m.
The Maggie Hays, Capt. B. C. Martin, - Is
filling up steadily for .St. Louis and the
Upper Alississippi, and she will soon be
ready, to take her departure.
The Bellevernon, Capt: J. J. Darragh Jr.,
is announced to leave for St. Louis this
evening, and passengers., and shippers
should bear this in mind: She will receipt
freight through to all points on the Upper
Mississippi, in connection with the "North
ern Packet Line."
The Alice V., C'apt..Keyt, is also. att-
Bouncedlo leave for St. Louis this evening:"
She is a large side-wheeler, and is a big
carrier. The ( Mary Davage and barges are
advertised to clear for the same points' this
eyening. •
The New State, Captain Harrison, is an
nounced to leave for New Orleans and all
intermediate points to-morrow evening.
The towboat Coal City sunk two barges
at White's Damon Sunday, aid injured a
third one so badly that it also went near
Sewickley. The Lake Erie is reported as
haviug sunk one of her barges on the left
of Brunot.
The Fearless is expected to leave for Cin
cinnati today with 60,000 bushels. The A.
J. Baker left there last Week for Baton
Rouge, with 130,000 bushels, which willbe
increased when she' reaches Louisville to
160,000 bushels.
One-halfinterest !tithe Countess was Sold
at Vicksburg on the 14th for $1,090, by the
commissioner in chancery. The sale was
made to satisfy , a mortgage, and was
bought in by the owners of the claim with
out opposition from other bidders.
The Vicksburg Herald classifies steam
ers thus: The It. E. Lee is the fastest: the
Frank Pargoud the finest; the Great Re
public in all probability the largest carrier;
the Ruth, for all in all, the best.
- On her last trip to Vicksburg, the steam
er General Quit nan made the run from New -
Orleans to Natchez- in twenty-four how's
and fifteen minutes, and made exactly
thirty landings.
We clip the following items from the
Cincinnati Commercial, of Sunday: The
Leonidas came in from Pittsburgh full of
people and freight destined for St. Louis.
The Argosy also arrived from Pittsburgh
with a tull cargo, and returns at noon to
day. All the daily packets arrived awl de
parted with fair trips. The Anna arrived.
from St. LOilis and .followb the Champion'
to that port. The Kate Robinson departed
for Pittsburgh with a fair freight trip. The
Glendale •passed up from St. Louis, for
Pittsburgh, with a full cargo.- •
While the Leonines, destined for St. -
Louis, was in the act of lowering her chim
neys, at the wharf atothe foot of Broadway,
last evening, prepargtory to passing under
the bridge, they fell with a tremendous
crash._ One was broken in two, and the
other badly damaged. The Argosy did
not get off cast night, but will depart for
Pittsburgh to-day at noon, taking passen
gers only.
The Vicloburg• Times, of Wednesday, has
the following in relation to the storm at
Vicksburg on Tuesday night. It will be
seen that the first reports as to the damage
to the Lexington were highly exagge
rated:
The terrific storm of last night was prob
ably the most severe we have had for
months. At this hour we are able to fur
nish very meagre particulars of the damrge
sustained throughout, the city, but at the
wharf the steamer Lexington was literally
blown to pieces, The storm culminated
about 8 o'clock in the evening, and carried
the chimneys, forward part of the cabin
and boiler deck overboard with a terrible
crash. Capt. Hamilton, who was _standing
on the roof ,at the time, going over with
the debris, and falling in the river imtne
diately between the steamboat and a coal
barge which was lying alongside. Fortu
nately a rope was hanging over the guard s
grasping which he regained the main deck
and was saved. He was severely scratched
and bruised, but suffered no serious in
jury. .
The Lexington was full of passengers,
-including a largo number of ladies, who
were terribly alarmed, but happily no
casuality, except the accident to Captain
Hamilton, has yet, become known. We
expect to thear , of vety., extensive disasters
all along the river from the effects or 'this
tornado, and shall await the receipt of news
concerning the boats that left port last
night with much anxiety.
A St. Louis telegram; under date of Sat
day, says: The' upper works of 'the G. D.
Palmer were burned off at the wharf, be
tween 12 and , 1 o'clock this morning. A
barge of the Rey City was damaged, and
the Mary. McDonald narrowly escaped.
The Palmer is owned by. Capt. Lanahan,
and valued at/315,000, and insured in Cin
cinnati offices for $lO,OOO. She was form
erly the Nannie Byers. River , falling.
Business brisk. Competition is beeoming
warmer and. rates decreasing. The Galla
tin; from Sioux City for Omaha, sunk on
the 10th, end is total loss. The upper rivers
are falling.
COAL AnntvEin—The'following tows of
coal for this witty arrived -from Pittsburgh
yesterday: - J. S.-Neal, 5 barges, containing
50,000 busheles; -Warner, 5 barges, 60,000
bushels; Star; 6 barges, 60,000 bushels. The
GreyhOund, with two Model barges; con
taining 36,090 bushels for St. Louis, also ar
rived.--Louitiriite Courier 18th
• Rivers and Weather.',
Cay Telegraph to the Plttsbarkb Clazette.3
LoutsVILLE, April 20 .—Weather cloudy.
• River falling slowry. River freights are at
optional pricesi 'especially as .to Southern
ports; New Orleans 20 to 4i e per 100 Dm as
to clnisification:
Si % Loris, April 20.—Weather ,olear and,
ideol4l,l-rt:
0- ZUVERPOOL . AND' •
T -• • • f
gur,t±.l . • -
THE INDIAN 101A0r.., - tralp!inxisteps,
ileteen:fliet:el;3orveseele amon g them
the celebrated •
• CITY OF FARIS - . CITY OF AN,TiVEPP,
CITY=O4F lIOSTO'N6. crTy , Ii OPInetiaTIMORE: .
. • ttONil s,r!”. • -
Itatilkg rvliwzigt42x,troutmkr4d i .lioiti
Rimer', New York - sekirspr fingiell.ttforms
ti9tklklmlylo (.19 till •' t t •
• ! 'iltiLiill4lll6lllAlik { Jr •-•; '
TO FT Ti STRUT; (Chronicle Bullnihg.)
RIVER VS.
STEWASIIIPS.
Nearly opposite rose OM Pfttrburih.
STEAMBOATS
CINCINNATI
Algrab
PACKET LINE.
For Wheeli ng, - Marietta, Parkersburg,
Pomeroy, 'antilop°Us, la Sandy,
Irontop, Portsmontit, stifle and
Cincinnati.
BT. MAIMS T. C. S ZEN'S', Master.
_MONDAYS, 5 P. M.
ST. ......... C. A..DRAV - 0, Master.
paiiDAYs, 5,p. 3L,
The abovsewnant alde-heel steamep will leaTe
regularly nounced, connecting at Cincinnati
with Packets and Railroads to Louisville, Nashville,
Memphis, New Orleans and St. Louis. Also to the
Uer Mississippi and 'Missouri rivers.
Feight or passengers reecipted through either by
frail or river.
Especial attentlonzlven to Orders and Way Busi
ness. BARNES & COLLINS,
GHRLEST• & HASLETT. Agents.
PITTSBURGH, AdigiSe
'WHEELING, i
Marietta . and. Parkersb . rg Line.
Leave Coznpiny's Whartboat, foot o Wood street,
DAILY, at 12 111.
MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS,
J. N. MeGULLOUGH...... GEO. D. MOORE, Master
TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS,
BAYARD A. S. SILEPIIERD, Master
WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
GREY EAGLE C. L. IinENNAN, Master
Freight will be received at 6.11 hours by
apti JAMES COLLINS, Agent.
ALLEGHENY RlVER zli aM i t
PACKET LINE leaves every
TUESDAY, THURSDAT . AND SATURDAY,
At • 3 o'clock r. at., from the foot of It win street
This line le composed of the - following boats:
IDA REES No. 2, R. REES, Allister, W. F. Srkw-
LET, Clerk. .
ECHO No. q. E. GORDON, Master, A.
,D. BUS
SELL, Clerk.
The above Boats werebuilt expressly for the trade,
Lave superior accommodations and attentive ofll-
FOR ST. LOUIS.
• •THIS DAT—i 5 P. M.
lftearatir ALICE V Capt. W. H. lir.NT,
Will leave for above and intermediate points as
aboye announced.,
For freight orpaksage apply on board o r to
Galt lEST HASLETT,Ageb ts.
aP2/ ' Corner Market and Water ats.
I'OR CiNeiNNATIOLOU-
AgO i t
ISVILLE, 31EMPHIS AND
% ORLEANS.=The tine steamer
NEW STATE Capt. JACK HAHRISOY,
leave as above aunuounced on
WEDNESDAY, 22d inst.—l P. at.
For freight or passage apply on hoard or to
ap'2l • OIIRLEST Sc HASi.ETT. A etas.
FIXPRES . S LINE.-FOR
ST. - PUAL, MINNEAPOLIS.
13 LANDING. LA CROSSE, GALENA, DU
BUQUE, ROCK ISLAND, DAVE.NPORT AND
BIMLINGTON.
TIIIS DAY--. 10 A. M.
The splendid passenger steamer MAGGIE HAT'S,
B. C. MARTIN, Commander, J. F. DitAvo, Clerk,
will leave for above and all intermediate points as
announced.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
apl4 COLLINGIVOOD, Agents
FOR E Ali El V I LLE,=r ia t
CAIRO - AND ST. LOUIS.
. THIS DAY—AT 4 1- P. M.
The fine steamer DELLEVERNON. Captain J. J,"
DAltiti.oll, will leave a's above announced, and will
receipt freight through to St. Paul , on the Upper
311saissippl, In connection with the "Northern Line
Paeket•Company.
Por freight or) assage apply on board or to
apl4 • (attar—Si -II Agents.
PATsE .G IT
ULAR EDNES—=Zz
DAY PACKET IFOlt CINCIN-
• I.—The fine sttarner
/HOOKY Capt. Vaynznurrif7,
W. H. Scull, Clerk. leaves Pittsburgh for Cincin
nati every WEDNESDAY at noun.
am
FOR ST. LOUIS.
TtiESISAY, 21st Inst.-41.
The steamer MARY RAVAGE AND BARGES,
Capt. B. CAIIPBELL. wilt leave as above aunouneetl.
t (A 7474104 prirtesage apply on board or to
_ CAMS. _BARNES,. Agent.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
34..ST.SELE: .. . ... ... - ... ..... - S. A. STEELS.
jr STiELE Sc SOY,
_ '
Commission Merchants,
AND DEALERS fl
PIA:VIM, GII2tIN, FEED,. dro.
No. 93 OHIO STREEI. near East Otimmon..
. ALLEGHENY CITY, PA..
JAMES B. MEANOR JOS. HARPER
MEANOR sr, HARPER,
FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODIICE
COMMISSION I'VEERCFIA.NTS
329 LIBERTY STREET; PITTSBURGH. -
Consignments solicited.
(Rarznrsers—J. G. Martin, Cashier Mechanics ,
National Bank; J. B. Dilworth Jr. Co., R. T. Ken
nedy & Bro. •31:124
PYTEIt KEIL F.
KEIL & RICHART;
COMMISSION ME r RCHANTS,
. AND DEALXIIB .
FLOUR, ()RAIN, SEEDS, MILL FEED, £c., &e.,
349 Liberty St., Pittsburgh,
mr24:b37
L J. BLANCHARD,
Wholesale and Retail (lroeers,
No. 396 PENN STREET
ALES. ?[`LANE J. B. ANJEU
VicHANE • & ANJER,
13-2-
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Dealers In FLOUR, GRAIN and PRODUCE GEN-
ERALLY, No. 141 WATER STREET, above
Smithfield, Pittsburgh. je3
ETZER & ARMSTRONG,
F
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION BEEDOWITS,
For the sale of Flour, Grain, Bacon, Lard, Butter.
Seeds, Dried Fruit. and Produce generally, No.
3IARKET STREET, corner of First, Pittsburgh. .
'te=:llB ' .
QHOMAKER & LANG, Whole-
Ky. Bale dealers In Groceries, Flour, Grain, Pro
duce, Provisions. , Fish,' Cheese, Salt, Carbon OIL,
Re., Nos: 172 and 174 WOOD STREET, near
Liberty street Pittsburgh, l'a. • . n08:u55
JOLDN 1. MOUSE EDW. DOUSE WM. U. HOUSE.
4 - OHN I. HOUSE 84 , BROS.,_ Suc
cessors to JOHN I. HOUSE & CO., Whole-sale
roams and Commission Merchants, Corner of
Smithfield and" Water Streets, Pittsburgh. Pa.'
' RIDDLE, No. IS3 LIBERTY
• STREET, Plttaburgh,"Pa., Commission Mer
e ant and Wbolesale Dealer In Country Produce,
Groceriep and Pittsburgh Manufactures. Casb ad
vanced on Conslirnmentl, and paid for Produce gum
orally.auk
i r
ROM. KNOX. . ...... • . ...• ....ANDREW KNOX
XtKNolli ic iii , COMMISSION
IieIfERCHANTS end (It lens In FLOUR, GRAD
I I. FEED and PRODIT GENERALLY, Na'
79 DIAMOND, opposite Cl • Hall, Allegheny Clty
yn17:227.
pEA.V. CRAW FORD, COMMISSION
MERCHANT 'IN PIG METAL,: BLOOD
, WICOUGHT SCRAP IRON, FIRE :BRICK
AND CLAY .4c. Wnreltonse and Office. Nos. 366
and 3611. PENN STREET.I Storage furnialied.
Consignments solicited. I
TteAITTLE, & • PAWTON,
Wholesale Grocers, Commissionn—Merchants and
alerS In Produce, Flour; - Bacon, Cheese Fish,
Carbon and Lard OR, Iron, Nalls, Wass, 'Cotton
Yarns and all Pittsburgh Manufactures generally,
112 and 114 SECOND STREET, Pittsburgh. . - '
. .
IL CAiF •& •
SON COM J • 3U SSION &ro wADING'ItErtOTANTS
,
and Wholesale Dealers In Weatern Reserve Cheese,
Rutter, Lard, Pork. Bacon, Flour, Fish, Pot and
Pearl Ashes, and Oils, Drled Fruit and Produce
generally, heal. 144 and 140 Front street, rate-
SUIPTON A. WALLACE.
§BIPTON 81; WALLACESWHOLE
SALE G ROCERS :AND PRODUCE DEALERS,
o. 8 SIXTH STREET. , Plttsburoh. • lal2;rsS
- TTH 141110 N, •
sealer of Weights and Measnies,
Np: FOTYILTII STRZE:r. • •
ndierrystreets.
Order Promptly stteade'd to.
NirligirEL,ww
T 2
• ~•• • • •
oqll , l l 1 1nuvfrkot;.ii? Mora and 0.,
" 4 ' n* HUGH KNOX.
Wit:ma No. 3113 Liberty street. Plttabargli.
• tZ;Z;',%: ,. .4.1',
C. HAW:F.'S, ?
JAS. CoLLINS, ?Agents
JOHN FLACK. 3
apt3m2
' - OILS.
..-- .------ .....----
WARING AND BING,
Commission Merchants and Bro in
t
Petroleum and its Pro 'acts,
DALZELL'S BUILDING; DUQUESNE AY,
PITiSBIIRGH, PA.
PHILADELPHIA. ADDRESS,
:lAr /LAING, KING & CO,'
- --
127 Walnut Street.
TACK: BROTHERS, f
. _ .
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN
Petroleum and its Products.
Pitfsburgh Office—DALZELL' BUILDING, cor
ner of Duquesne Way and Irwin streets.
Philadelphia Office-127 WALNUT ST.
• api;w3o
JACOB WEAVER, Jr. & CO.,
Oil Com'iniSsion . , Jobbers,
No. 3 D1.3411E13NF. WAY, will buy and sell 'Crude
and Refined Oils„ Lubricating, - Tar, Benzine and
Cooperage. Our long experience In the Petroleum
trade enables us to (Ater unusual htellities and in
ducements to operators. As heretofore, we are de,
termined to make it the interest- of buyers and set;
lers to give us a call. Parties having 011efor sale
are cordially invited to bent - their "samples.
apsnot
H . M. LONG & CO., r
3/AiiIIFACTURESS OF
PURE WHITE BURNING OIL,
Brand--“LITCIFEit."
Office, No. 2 Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh.
C. DIIFFM...C. A. KEITEW. .W. 11. WHITEHEAD
J. U
SOHO OIL WORKS . .
Manufacture and have for sale all kinds of
LUBRICATING OILS.
2io. 1 ST. CLAIR STREET.
BUIFFII3I. KEIJEW & CO.
BANKRUPT NOTICES
YIESTEIIN DISTRICT OF PENN
SYLVANIA. SS: At Pittsburgh, Pa., April
k. D. 1568.
To whom it mnrconcern. The undersigned hereby
girt s notice of his • appointment as Assignee of
JOHN SPEAR. of Allegheny City, In the County of
Allegheny and State of Pennsylvania; within said
District, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt upon
his own petition by the District Court of 'said Dis
trict. JAMES W. MURRAY, Assignee,
npl9m4G-IT Attorney -at-Law, 110 Fifth Street.
WESTE RN DISTRICT OF PENN
SYLVANIA SS.: At Pittsburgh, Pa.
Aprll-13tb!4..D. I£lo9,
To whom it may concern: The undersigned here
bygives notice of his appointment, as Assignee of
UERUE MEHAPFEY and JOHN" 61LIDIAITIL
of Allegheny City. In the County of Allegheny and
State of Pennsylvania, within said District, who
have been adjudged Bankrupts upon their own peti
tion by the District Court of said District.
JAMES W. MURRAY. Assignee,
apl3:c.l7:n Attorney at Law, 116 Plfth st.
WESTERN DISTRICT OF PENN
, • SYLVANIA. SS: At Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Aprilfith, A. D. MS.
TO w HOM 'NAY ( CONCERN : The undersigned
hereby gives notice of his appointment as Assignee
of William Rhodes, of the Borough of Sharpsburg.
In the county of Allegheny and State of Pennsylva
nia. within said District, who has been adjadr.ed a
bankrupt upon • his OM petition by the District
Court of said District.
JAMES. W. 'MURRAY. Assignee,
apl4:Tutoti Attorney at Law. 116 Fifth street.
LEGAL
ADMINISTRATOWS NOTICE.-
Letters of Administration upon the Estate of
JOHN FELL, deceased. late of the City' of Pitts
burgh,'having been issued to the undersigned, all
persons 'hating claims against said estate will pre
sent them , duty authenticated for settlement, and
tbo,•e Indebted are notified to pay the undersigned,
In Pittsburgh, Allegheny county. Pa.
DAVID -DINES.
mlr2,l:nW-TV • • Recorder's Mice.
NOTICE. -THE lINDERSIGNED
h.vl ng been appointed executor and executrix
tinder the last will and teStament of BENJAMIN F.
dee'd, would,hereby_ give notice to all per
sons Indebted tErtlrrilald 6tate to make payment-of
of the same to the undersigned. and alt Itersons hav
ing claims against said estate will present the same
fu rloayment at the once of.SrlilN GER IiAItBAUGIL
S; CO., No. 313 Liberty street.
,SPRINGEII HARBAUGII, Executor,
apiamso.TEr ItIARBABET C. PETTIT, Executrix.-
_
G.
THE GREAT
ARABIAN PHYSICIAN
TREATS DISEASES TN ALL ITS FORMS.
. P.
Office, No. 293--Liberty Street,
• air PRIVATE R 3. TRANCE .ON GARRISON
ALLEY.- ' • • mh2B:n4l
GAS POSTS.
CONTROLLER'S OFFICE
CITY
CITY OF ALLEGHENY, April Dih•
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office until 3 o'clock P. x. son WEDNESDAY, 15th
lust.; for supplying the city during the year, with
GAS POSTS. •
The Posts to be . delivered at City Rail, at such
times as may be directed. PATTERN and CORE
BOX will be fhtnished by the city. •
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
•
a B. FRANCIS,
- ap9:h24 • . City Controller.
pERCEVAL BECILEWT
MEOITANICAL ENGINEER, 1
(Late of P. F. W.•& C. Railway.)
°lnce, No. 79 FEDERAL STREET 'Room No. B,
MACHINERY, of ail descriptions, igned.
BLAST FURNAE and ROLLINGBI2
L,L DRAW
INGS farrilshed. Particular , attention paid to de
signing COLLIERY LOCOMOTIVES. Patents con
fidentially solicited. Si' An EVENING DRAW
ING CLASS for mechanics every WEDNESDAY
NIGHT. , r apt:nsil
JAUED 111. BROAD EDMUND D. BRUEU.
JARED ai. BRUSH & SON,
• 31ANITI'ACTEREE3 OF • I
Steam. Boilers,' Oil Stills, TankS. ,
SHEET IRON wrong.
•
61 rens' Street; Pittslnirgh, Pa.
QIINEIt MINES.—We shall, h a
i
1„.,, • few days. send an agent to Meek Mountain,
-Colorado, to develope ten , different Lodes of Silver .
Oro, discovered and located by experienced miners
and situated in an unusually rich: mining district.
./t Is intended to inve them fully developed before
going to the expense-of cresting buildings, Ma
, ehlnery. &c. *For tis development the Company .
have determined to sell a limited amomat of the
mock at a rate which will place purchasers' on the
same footing as the proprietors themselves. For
full pasticulars apply fo B. EfeLALff .t
MI Fourth street. .
D UFF & CO., Merchant Tailors,
No. 34 Fe4eral St, Allegheny,
liave Just received a large and well selected stock of
•
FINE SrIIZING GOODS,
. -
Suitable fora first class custom trade. Also„ it large
stock of tiEII'i , S'FURSISIIIING GOODS. mils
ENRY MEYER,
MERO i 4 OO TAILOR,
No. 73 sitrurfuLr• MEET, Futautirgh, Pa
Constantly on timicipi utisortment'of CLpTHSt:
ca s silirats.VVlTlNV9. &o:* • aPtch,lai
GOWIALFAIM7r T . ;•
f CHEIWIREAbiii` DEAR 111141;"
Balestr. The largest arid
est. initials, "FL oa ever: lost.. Ask
the Ward's. Tote none doe. "3"
IDITTSBURGH and_
aimm
CONNELLSWILLE R. R.
•—• .
On and after THITIZSDAT, Starch _Rth, 1808
trains will arrive at and depart frunittteDepOtt cor -.-
nerof Grant and Water streets, as follows:
Depart. Arrive.
Mail to and from Unionrn. 7:00 A. M. 6:00 r..k.
McKeesport Accommodrn.ll:oo A. at. 2:05 P. M. PI
Ex. to anti front Cniont'n. 10:00 A. M.
West Newton Accommod'n 1:30 P. St. 8:35 A. M.
Braddock's Accommodarn 6:15 P. 31. 7:50 P. M.::
Night Ace. to McKeesport.lo:3o P. 31, 0:10 A. 11.
Sunday Church Train to and
from West Newt0n. ..:.:..' 1:00 P. M. 10:00 A. M. 11
For tickets apply t a •
.1. R. KING, Agent. .;
W. B. STOUT. Superintendent. , tahs
L
ALEGHENY •
VALLEY RAlLROAD.aggegia ;
ONLY DIRECT ROUTE TO THE OIL, REGIONS. !ii
Running through to Venango City without change
of cars—Conneeting with trains Last and West on
the Warm.. & Franklin and the Atlantic & GreaV:
Western Railways.
On and after THURSDAY, March 26th, 1666,,
the Passenger Trains will. leave from and arrive at;
the Pittsburgh Depot, corner Canal and Pike.fits.
as follows: .
Depart. Arrive.
Mall to and Cm Yen. City. 7:00 A. 3r. 1:00 A. X
Express •• 10:30 P. at.. 0;15 P. X.
Bandy's Rend Accommo'd'm 300 P. 3r. 10:30 A. ar.
Soda .Works Accont.'n 525 r. 7:55A. X.
First Hutton Accomod'n... 9:00 A. at. 11:45 A. Xr.'
Second Hut ton .Accomod'u 12:00 at. 3:45 P. at..
Sunday Church Train leaves Soda Works at 8:05.
A. 1.1., arriving lu Pittsburgh at 0:50. A. 11. Be-'
turning, leaves Pittsburgh at 1:10 P. 31.. arrivlng,at
Soda Works at 2:55 e. 3t.
H. BLACKSTONE, Supt.( W. F. HOPE, Ticket Agent. mh.33
-1;
- -- ~
LB6B....Wagogin_
PITTSBURGH, PORT WAYNE 8 CIIICAGD E. {'
From
January,ELA & /TTSBURGHIL _ .. : I
19th, 1868, trains will .leave from :.
and arrive at the Union. Depot, north. Cit y , .
time, as follows:
•
Leave. j Arrive.
_.
Chicago Ex.... 2:13 . a m Chicago Ex... 2:43 am:
Cleveland Ex., 2: 1 3a m ' Cleveland Ex. 2:43 ant j'
Erie& Ygn 31'1 6:13 ain ;Chicago Ex.... 10:58 am
Cl. & Wh_'g.3.l"l 6:28 a InlWhecling Ex. 11:08 am:
Chicago Mall.: 6:58a in; Chicago Ex,..: 1:53 pm?
Chicago Ex.,- 9:963 a Wel. & Wh•F Ex `4:03 pm
Pitts. 4t.C1.-Ex. Eric & Yg nEx 6:l3pm ::
via Youngun 9:43 a m ChicagoEx.... 6:58 pm j.
Cl. & WiCitEx. 2:13p in CI. &, Wii'g Ex .7:08 pm i :
Chleago Ex,- 2:28 p irtjPitie: & Ct. Ek.
..
Wh. &Erie Ex. 4:33pm; via Yognst'n. 9:28 pni
Depart from 'Allereny,l Arrive in Allegheny. ;.,
N. Brigt'n Ac. 8: 8 a mIN. Brigt ' n.Ac.. 7:03 a m ,
Leetsdale "," lei 3 a 'ON. Brlgt`n " 8:28 a m
11:53 a m Wellsvllle " 9:sBam j:
Rochester - " I:33pn New Castle " 10:13 a m! ,
Wellsv'e Ace... 3:43pm Leetsdale' " 9:13 am ,
Leetsdale Ace. 4:15.pm " 1:18 pm ; I
"
N. Brigt'n . 5:3g pm N. Brigt'n ". 2:43 pm .
N. Brigt'n " . 6:28p m Leet"sdale . " 4:23 oral
Leetsdale " . 10:43 pm : " 7:29 pm ; :a
2:28 p. in-Chicago Ex-, 10:50 a. in. Chicago ..,
press leaves daily. •• ' ;Express arrives' daily. i,
Jas F . H. MYERS, General Ticket Afpnt. 1
PITTSBURGHb . aIagiRE
COLL — B=9 dc•CINCfI
ATI S. B.
CHANGE of TALE.—On and after. SUNDAY,
December Pth. 1867, trains will leave and arrive at !,
Union Depot, as follows, Fittsburgh time: _
Depart. Arrive.
Mall Express -2:15 a. rn. 3:55 p, m. •
Fast Line
9:40 a. m. 7:0511.
kiiii.Eic - press. - 2:50 p. m. 10:55 a.m. i
Mixed Way 6:10 a. m. 6:50 p. tn. : I
McDonald:A Acc'u, N 0.1.. 11:102. m. 2:10p. m. i :
Steubenville Accotrunod'n. 3:55 p. m. 9:30 a. in. i, l
McDonald's Ace,n, - No. 2.. 5:10 p. in. EI:210 a. in.
SYSCIAL Nortc.E.—Sunday Express leaves at 3:50 ,::
p. in. arriving In Cincinnati at - 6:30 a. in. the next ; •
11
morning.
Church Train leaves Sunday at 12:55 p. in. ::
The 9:40 a. in. Train leaves daily, Sunday and ::1
Monday excepted, arriving in Cincinnati at 9:55 i i
the same evening. 8 Howls IN ADVANCE OF - :
ALL OTHER ROUTES.
IniPlio change of cars between Pittsburgh and ..
Cincinnati, and BUT ONE change to St. - Louis,
Cairo, and the principal points West and Southwest.. ' ,
Whenurchasing tickets be sure and end the
office of t he ,
. :1
Pittsburgh, Columbus &; Cincinnati R. 8.,
T EN NSY
CENTRAL RAILED
On and "after October fit
rive at and depart from the
Washingtob and Liberty s
Arrtre.
Mail Train. J.. 1:20 ami
Fast Line .. .. 1:50.a xn:
Wall's No. 1.. 6:20 a m
Brintos No. 2. 7:50 am'
Wallts No. 2.. 8:50 a 'lli
Cincinnati Ex. 9:10 am:
Johnstown Ac. 10:15a m'
Phila:Express 1:50 pm
Wall's No. 3... 1:30 pm
Wall's No. 4. 2:50 p m
Wall's No. 5.. 5:50 p m
Wail's No. 6.: 7:00 pm
Altoona Acc 6 n
and Emigrant -
Train 10:30 pit
The Church Train leaves Wail's Station every
Sunday at 9:15 a& in.,.reachitig Pittsburgh at 10:05
a. m. Returning leaves Pittsburgh at 12:50 p.m.
and arrit :s at trkraStationat 2:00 p. m.
Cincinnati:Bxpress leaves daily. All other trnins 7,
daily except.Suuday.. -
.Philadelphia Express and the Altoona Accommo
dation and Emigrant Train arrive daily. Cincinnati t I
Express arrives daily except Monday. All other it
trains daily except Sunday.
For flirther information apply to .
W. H. BECKWITH, AgertL
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not as-
some any risk for Baggage, except for wearing ap
panel, and limit their responsibility to One Hundred
Dollars in value. Alt Baggage exceeding that ;
amount in value will be at the risk of the owner, tua- -
less taken byspecial contract.
oc9 EDWARD H. WILLIAMS 'General 9u Fa.
•
ESTERN PENN-amiuggia
SYLVANTA. MAIL
R. D.—On and after. 'November I, 1867, the Pte -",
kenger Trains on . .the Western Peurtsyh - ania
road will arrive at and depart from the Federal
' •
Street Depot Allegheny City, as follows:
. • Deyort.
Sharpteg No.l 6:25 a miHail 6:50 a m
Freeport N0..1 8:15 a m !Freeport No. 1 9:05 sialt,zt,
Express 10:10 a m iSharpirg No.111:20 a m
Sharpb`g 3.;'0. 2, 1:25 pm.
E xpress ' 1:50 p m'.
Freeport No. '2 4:13 p Tr: Harmerv'e Ac 3:55 pm •••
Mail 6:05 p m Freepdrt No. 2 0:05 p
Harmerv"e Ac 7:10 p Sharphlg N 0.2 7:30.P al
Aboye trains run daily except Sunday.
The Church Trail: leaves Allegheny Janet. every
Sunday at 7:40 a. m., reaching - Allegheny City at I.
1e209:50 a. rn. Returning, leavea Allegheny City - at,
p. m. and arrive at Allegheny Junet. at 9:45
COBRUTATIoIt. TICKETS—For sale in packages of
_Twenty,_between, Allegheny City, Chestnut street,
Herr's, Bennett, Pine Creek,
.
Etna ---_____-.
_ -a, ..enneticinne Creek, Etna and Eharpsburg,
and good only on the trains stopping at Stations spe
citled'ori tickets.- • •
he train lexving Allegheny City at 6:50 a. m.
makes direct- connection at Freeport with Walker's'
llne of Stages for Butler and Haunahstown. ~
Through tickets• mai , be purchased at the iii
No. 3 St: Clair street, near Suspefislon - Tit dge, ce .;
Pittsburgh, and at the Depot, Allegheny City. !
For farther information apply to
JAMES - LEFFERTS, Age t,
i f
. Federal Street D t.
The Western Pennsylvania Railroad will . of lis-1.
some any risk for Baggage, except for wea g ap
parel, and limit filet. responsibility to One undred.
ipo
Dollars in value. . All - baggage exceeding this `,
amount in value will be at the risk of the owner, 1 411- -,
teas taken by special contract. - • - I
f EDWARD H..WILLIABIS, . ; • !
des'General Superintendent. Altoona. Pa. '-]
SMOKY HlLLa t iolggii ••
ROIITE. ,
- • -
UPIION - PACIFIC . RIULWAY,
• . .
Eastern Division.
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The SHORTEST AND MOST - RELIABLE ROUTE f
from the East to all points In
Colorado, Nevada
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• •
California, Utah •
9
Arizona Washington
New pleiieo,. Idaho ,
. • Oregon. .
Two Trilnit.leaye State Line and LeavenWorib
daily, (Sunday's excepted.) on the arrival of trait:tint:
Paclib3 Railroad from St. Louis, and Hannibal and
St.. Jo Railroad - from Quincy, connecting et Lor
renee, Topeka and Walnego with stages, for all
points in 'Kansas. ; At Lend of Crack west of Eils- ';
worth with tiny UNITED STATES EXPRESS COM- • ".
PANY I S DAILY LINE OF OVERLAND MAIL '
AND EXPRESS , COACHES FOR . • '
• TILMILIV VER., ElA_lir I A .1 -" F .;
• .
And all Points in the Territories,
And with SANDERSON'S TRI-WEEHILT LUTE of ..,
COACHES for Fort Union, Bent's Fort, Pass, Albn
querque, Banta Fe, and all polats _Arizona and.
New klexico. •
With tne reeen.' additions of rolling. stock ands
equipment, and the arrangements made with re...
sponsiblo Overland Transportation ' Lines from Its:
western terminus, this road now offers unequalled!.
facilities for the .transmisitiou of freight to the'Far
West.
Tickets for sale at all the principal is the
United States and Canadas.
Be sure aint ask for ticket& tie TRE-SMOICr.
HILL
. 11 01 •;; 'UNION , PACIFIC . RAILWAY.
`EASTERN . • .
'
A. ANDERSON,
General Superintendent.
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good Prism in each wmi be Elven
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Ladies* end seontlemenie Heir. Coning...dem..l
the nested =voter. • - ""0..
RAILROADS:
PAN HANDLE ROUTE.
UNION DEPOT. (SOITT/I SIDEf)
M. D. MOTITERSPAUGH, Ticket Agent.
S. F. SCULL:. General Ticket Agent.
JOHN D. MILLER. Gen. Freight. Agent,
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Al).
h. 1867, Trains will ar
e Union •Depot, earner of
.treets, as follows:
.Depart.
;Day Ekp_ress.. 3:00 a trt
Wall' s, No. 1.. 6:30 a m
Mail Train 8:20 a m
'Wall's No. 2.. 9:50 a m
j*Cinelnuati Ex /1:15 a m
Walls N 0.3.. 11:30 a m
'Johnstown Ac. 2:50 pEa
Wall's No. 9.. 3:30 pm
Expre6'. 4:10 pm
Wall's No. 5.. 4:50 pm
Wall's No. 5 6:05 p m
Fast Line 7:2opm
Wall's No. 7.. 10:50 pm
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