Phianelid Hatters in New York.
Gold Closed at 139 y,
(By Telegraph to,theylttabureh Gazette. ►
• , Npw Yons, April 21, 1868
MONEY AND GOLD. •
Money easy at 7 per cent. On call, with
some business /ate in the day at 6 per cent.
It is generally believed that the Erie war
has been ,, snded by a compromise, but noth
ing is positively knoWn except within a
•*very narrow circle. Discounts are moder
*stely done at B@l9 per cent. Sterling firm
at 10©10gc for prune bills. There will be
.00nsiderable.rcx.nittance next month on ac
count of new coupon 5-209. Gold firmer,
opening at 138 X, advancing to 139%, and
closing at 1391, ‘ ; large sales wore made by a
leading' brOker to-day. The export of
specie to-day was $280,000. Loan market
4to 2 per cent. for borrowing. The receipts
"at the Custom HbUse on Saturday, Monday
'and to-day, Wer01121;000. •
GON'ER'N.MEN TS
A shade higher but closed heavy with part
of advance lost. Henry Clews& Co. furnish
,the annexed prices : Coupons of 1881, 112%
,( - (012%; do of '62,111%@112; do of '64, 109% t
'4110; do of '65, 110%®110%; new 108®
10834; do of. 'O7, 1083.4®108%; Ten-Forties,
402;091023; Seven-Thirties, 1063 ®106%.
STOCKS
Opened active and excited, with frequent
`fluctuations in Cenfral and Erie. Western
'stocks generally buoyant and higher. In
`the afternoon the market was lower, recov
ering berore the cloie and elosing steady.
The market turned so' suddenly that many
. bears were unable to cover shorts, Border
,State . Bonds firm. Eiport shares higher.
' The folloWing are the Five-Thirty prices :
'Canton 47; Water Power 20@21; Cumber
land 314@y3234; Adams Express 86®68y;
Veils 27M01129; American 63@65; United
States 613;@,65!4; :Merchants 33®33%;
Quicksilver 263;@27%; Mariposa, pre
ferred, 10@l03/, Pacific Mail 92@)92V,; At
lantic 26@32; Western Union 371.i@38;
New 'York Central 119@)119%; Erie 69(4)
60/0 Hudson 131®133; Reading 87%@
87%; Ohio and Mississippi 31 1 ,1@31 . 3 ,4: We:
bash 40®50; St. Pau162%®6.3; do preferred
1 75t47634; Michigan Central 113%®114;
Michigan Southern 90;‘@90 1 ;4: Illinois
central 142(4'4144; Pittsburg 8734087 1 4; To
ledo 10334®103y• Rhode Island 92,Y,@93;
Northwestern G2et,234; do preferred d4-34®
74 3 / 4 ; Ft. Wayne 101 1 ,6@l02; Hartford and
Erie 14!‘ei.14%; Chicago and Alton 122;
Terre Haute, preferred 58 . i Missouri SN:
Tennessee 87 7 /. Ohio 99.
gilriNo • SHARES.
Mining shares are dull; quartz Hill 1;
Oregon 260; Smith tt Parlemee 215.
SUB-TREAStrRY.
Receipts--$803,759; payments-13428,732;
balance in Trevu3ury-4104,848,080.
New lc ork Produce Market•
tßy Telegraph Fo the PlttshurghA;azette.
NEW YORK, April 21.—Cotton dull and
scarcely so firm; sales 700 bales at 31c for
middling aplands. Flour—Receipts, 7,703
bbls and saloe better; sales 12,000 bbls at
$9,25a9,75 for superfine State and Western;
$10,25a10,90 for extra State; $10,20a11,35 for
extra Western; $12,60a14 for white wheat
extra; $10,30a14 for R. H. O.; $11a12,50 for
extra St. Louis; $12,50a16 for good to choice
do, closing quiet; Californian shade firmer;
sales 2,200 sacks at $12,85a14,50. Rye flour
a shade firmer; sales 600 . bbls at $7,75a9,60.
Corn meal quiet. Whisky nombaal. -Re
ceipts of wheat 3,272 bush and 2a
3c better for parcels to arrive; sales 24.000
bus at $2,60 for No. 1 spring in store,
$2,42a
2,43 for n. 2 do to arrive via canal, 52,9234
for amber . Long Island, $3,17a3,24 for white
California. Rye scarce and firmer; stiles of
4,000 bus at 51,98 for State, $2,00a2,01 for
Pennsylvania. Rarley and Barley Malt
quiet and firrin . Corn heavy and lc lower;
receipts, 49,520, bps; sales of 88,000 bus at
$1,1601,20 for. - new, mixed western afloat;
$1,20a1,31 tar .old do delifered, $1,20a1,31
for ini4ed western, nearly yellow, afloat,
11,113a1,18 for white western and southern,
$1,24a1,25 !of southern and western yellow,-
Oats; - receipts of 6,000 has; a shade lower;
sales 0(2,400 bushels at 83,1 , c for western in
store. ico dull at lONallMc for Carolina.
Coffee quiet. Sugar• very active; sales of
1,700 hhds at. 10y,a144e for Cuba; and lla
11%c for - Porto Rico. Molasses irregular
and large sales on priyate terms. Hops
quiet and firm.. Petroleum firm at 1734 c,
for crude, and 26e, for refined bonded.
_Pork quiet and 'firm; sales of 1,800 bbls at
$27,40a400, New mess closing at $27,45
cash $26,25a26,50, old do closing' at $ 26,50
regular $22,00a11,50, prime $24,25a24,50,
prime mess, also sales of 250 pounds,
new mess seller. of June at $27,90.
Beef steady, sales of 340 pounds at
515620,50 for new plain mess; $20,50a24,75
new extra mess; also 250 tierces at $34a.37
for prime- mess; $40a42 for India mess.
Beef hams ,"nominal. Cut meats firmer;
sales of 470 packages at I2Mal3c for should
ers; 1634 c for hams; 21e for bagged hams.
Bacon firmer; sales of 470 boxes at 14y t a
15y 5 c for Cumberland cut; 17e for short
clear; 15a1534c for long clear; 133f.c for sour
long ribbo;, 14c for do long clear. Lard fir
mer; sales Of 1,325 bbls at 17ga1834c. But
ter steadyy, at 20.140 c for Ohio; 48854 c for
State. Cheeserquiet at 13a16c. Freights to
Liverpool quiet and unchanged.
LATEST.—FIour closed quiet and steady.
Wheat drill and heavy "for parcels on ,the
spo very firm for, lots on-canal to arrive,
the expertidernand is chiefly for the latter.
Rye scarce and decidedly firmer at . $1,98a
$2 for western. Oats * dull at 85y,a8534c for
western In store. Corn dull and heavy at
e1,16A1,19 for new mixed afloat, and $1,15a
1;1834'.f0r.01d mixed western in store. Pork
Very - arc* at 5'4601127,65 for new mess,
east and regular, and $27,95a28 sellers for
jou er sales 1,000 bbls new mess at 527,62 y,
regular.; Beef dull and unchanged. Cut
Moats firm with good inquiry. Bacon firm
at' 1.45014gc for • Cuinberland cut. 'Lard
firm at 1814a18% for fair to prime "steam
and kettle rendered..
•
St. Louts . Market
py Telegraph to the Fltts*gh Gazette.)
. ST. Louis, April 21.--Tobaceo; buyers
and sellers still apart, and although prices
are uachanged, more than half, the bids
were rejected. Cotton nominal at 29%e;
Plouryeyydull and unchanged; superfine
ranges fMm.?B,soto 28,75; extra,438,05@9,00;
double eictia,..49,25®11,00; treble extra to
fazeir,. 012,00®13,50. Wheat;choice fall
steady. at 82,64.1®2,78; spring 5c to ( 10e lower,
at $2,05 ®2,L5 •for No. 1. Corn heaty , and
Closed lower, at 83®90c, latter for choice
White. Oats firmer at 70®73c. Rye scarce
and - higher at 81,80®1,87. Barley; no sales.
Pork -dull and 'unchanged at $26,65®27,00.
Bagon dull and very' little doing; shoulders ,
sold at 13g; clear sides, 17e, generally held
%c higher for loose.:-.Suga rlCured Hams,
19c. Lo:rd firm; choice tierce, 17 1 Ag, keg,
18c. Whiskey' firm at 82,20. Live stock
unchanged. 'Beceipts—Floar, 3,400 bbls;
wheat," 34,000 bus; corn, 18,900 bus; oats,
21,800 bus;: rye, 1,000 bus. •
• Milwaukee Market.
(Brleletraoh to the rittsburgh Gazette')
• kitrAv.tvw.EF2l.—Floni la - firmer;
!Prinz extras,' $0a10,50; . choice superfine,
98,00. Wheat is unsettled at 82,15a2,16 for
No 1; fresh receiptks2,l2y,62,l3X, win
ter teCeipts, 1,2,06 for No. 2. Oats, firm at
01,4 e• for No 2. ' .Corn- is scarce and firm at
04a85c for new shelled. Receipts; flour,
5,500 •bbls;• wheat; 18,000 bush; oats, 11 000
bush; earn, 1,590 bush. ' Shipments; floUr,
3 ,000 bbls; wheat, - 85,000 bush; oats', 24,000
Corn; ;00.1
Louisville Market. . '
CBS Telegraph to , the I'O:tiburshOarette.l
active
ge hiihervsaips . 2:l7 lugs at 8 5 ; 5 (0%.
7 , sl *Twf,:illif,tb; .connon'-to ,Henty,
doillitt. ) I?lonitti)eitie 0 8 , 50 au'l
fancy, $12,5016: 'Wheat V.,50a2,55.
73a75c. ' Corn, &U9o°. Cotton—Middling,
80c. Whisky dull and, nominal. 'Lar,
17Mal8c. Mess pork, 127a27,25. Bacon—
Shoulders, 13%a1.3 3 / 4 c; clear sides,l7 . Na
17%c. Bulk meats nominally uncanged.
Cleveland Market.
tEly Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
CLIMELAND, April 21.—Flour firm and
unchanged,_and the demand is fair for
local and interior trade for standaid brands.
City and country' is held as follows: double
extra spring 'at $10®11,50; double extra.
red winter _at $11,5©113,50, double extra
white at $l3 ®14,50. Wheat hi more inquiry,
.firmer; sales No. 1 red winter and amber at
$2,60®2,62, No. 2 red at $2,42, No. 1 spring
very.. scarce. Corn in fair demand;-and
steady; sales No. 1 shelled at ®9Be, ears
on. track . held .at 94e. Oats steady and in
moderate demand; sales at 7434 c for No. 1
in store. Rye nominal. Barley—no trans
actions. .Petroloum in more inquiry and
market firm, at 21®22e bonded and 31®33c
for free. 4 - . _
.Sieuiptits 3larket.
(By Telegraph to,the 'Pittsburgh Gazette.]
MEmptias, April 21.—Cotton firm at New
York prices; stOck on hand 1,811 bales. Re
ceipts-125 bales; exports 268 bales. / Flour
dull and nominal. Pork quiet at 827,50.
Bacon weak, shoulders 1334 and clear sides
is. Bulk meats dull; shoulders at 123;
and clear aides 16. Lard 18a19. Corn firm
'at 97 1 441. Oats 78a80, Bran 32a33. Hay
18a18. Corn meal held at 84,40a4,60. Ap
-pies, market bare.
(By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh 6azette.l
PIIILADELP.EiIA, April- 21.—Petroleum
advanced; crude 16 . 1 4 c; refined 'in bond
- 25g®2534c. Clover Seed nominal. Flour)
in good demand; extra family. $11@11,75;
Ohio do $11,24@12,50. Wheat advanced;
red $,3,00; white $3,15. Rye in demand at
$2,00. Corn in good demand; mixed west
ern $1,24. Oats unchanged. Provisions
less firm. Mess Pork $28®28.50. Lard
arm.
•
[Br Telegraawto the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
TOLEDO, April 21.—Flour; receipts. 2,128
bbls; firmer. but quiet. Wheat 4c better:
sales white Michigan at $2,86@2,87; amber,
82,68@2,70. Corn; receipts 17,424 bus; a
shade lower: sales No. 1 and Michigan at
92c; yellow. 95c. Oats firm and better; re
ceipts 2,865 bus; sales No. 1 at 686.9 c; No.
2at 68c. Rye firm at 51,76 for No. 1. Seeds
dull: sales Clover at 8.5,50.
CBp Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gaz4t te.l
CHICAGO, April 21.—Beef Cattle less firm,
with sales at $13,00a7,10 for butchers, ;37,273
a 7,75 for fair shipping steers; SB,A9 for good
to choice, and $9,12y for fancy. Hogs ac
tive at $8,05a8,60 for common, 18,75a9,10.f0r
fair to good, and $9,3739,75 for good to
choice.
. ' Baltimore Market.
IBV Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
BALTIMORE. April 21.—Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat active; red $3,00a3,13,
white $3,00a3,30. earn firm; white 81,12 a
1,14, yellow $1,18a1,22. Oats dull at 82aS.ic
for western. Rye very active at $2,00a2,20.
Pork firm;_mess Bacon and Lard un
changed.
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD
, CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD,
April 21-3 cars ore, Shoenberger d Blair;
3 dci do, Bryan & Caughey; 24 bxs hard
ware, Secomb tt, Co; 5 bbls peas, Strickler
Morledge; 2 bxs smiles, Fairbanks, Morse
do Co; 1 crate rags, 113 sks do, C P Markle
& Co; 13 bdls handles, Kaufman & Bro; 1
bx axes, Lindsay & Sterritt; 25 bxs cheese,
KHerizletoh; 1 bx mdse, A D Dibold; 1 case
handles '
J R Lindsay; 33 bags corn, 2 do
beans, 4do rye, 35 do corn, 20 sks oats,
Brown it Williams;
5 bbls eggs, 1 do but-
W H Kirkpatrick; 1 car stone, J L L
Knox; 57 sks oats, 19 do rye, Jasper Gros
cose; 117 bdls chairs, 25 do rockers , : Bed
ford Chair Co; 30 jugs 'molasses, Lewis ct
McClure; 29 jugs molasses, J Porterfield; 42
do do, Vangorder dz; Shepard; 29'do do,Graff
S: Reiter. .
PITTSBURGH. FT. WAYNI.7 AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD. April2l.-13 cars metal, cimick
& Co; 3 do do, Graff, Byers '& Co; 4 do do;
Jas Wood, Son & Co; 2do - scrap iron. W J
fr4prnond;.l(X) bbis flour, Haworth, Mc-
DdiraliT& Cri; 200 do do, owner;. 100, 4 15,49,
geghmyer & Vciskarnp; 400 do do, J
250 pigs lead, Danis & Chambers; 35 do do,
T H Nevin & Co; 2 cars staves, M P Adams
& Bro; 67 sirs rags, Markle& Co; 75 sewing,
machines, Wm Sumner & Co; 21 cases to
bacco, S Floresheim; 150 sk.s malt, Thomas
Moore; 100 bbls hour, Wm Clendenixig; 100
do do, Ikg lard, Shomaker & Lang; 5 bxs
-cheese, J A Renshaw; 50 do do, Carter,
McGrew - & Co; 30 dodo, Jas Connor; 30 do
do, Seghmver & Voskatnp; 50 do do, H
Riddle: 31 sks rags, Keil & Ritchart; 2 pkgs
butter. 1 do' eggs, W J Steel & Bro; 15 aka
wool, W Barker Jr & Co.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD. April
2L-2 cars metal, 11 'Woodsides; 1 bag flax
seed, Head 5t Metzgar; 224 bbls oil, James
Wilkins; 23 bags rve, Knox & Orr; 25 bales
hay, C Lee Jr; 60 . bbls salt, Shomaker &
Lang; 60 do do, Thos Mitchell; 2 cars posts,
Kies, Foster & CO; 3 cars metal, McKnight,
Porter & Co; 12 bgs rye, Stewart & Langan
helm; 2 pkgs butter and eggs, J D Strouse;
2 do. do, J Salbert; 2 do do, LH Buggaman;
2 do do, G Whitesides; 2 do do, Thos Row
ley; 21 cars oil, Lockhart, Frew & Cc; 2
pkgs butter and eggs, M Kane. '
PITTSBURGH COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI
RAILROAD, April 21.-140 tea hams, F Sel
lers & Co; 45 bxs candles, 3 McDevitt; 100
bbls flout, D Wallace; 2 cars staxes, J Pain
ter & Son; 20 bdls rakes, P H Laufman &
Bro; 18 pkgs forks an p hoes, Frank Simp
son; 5 plows ; Jehn Hall & Co; 40 bgs meal,
Stewart & Lahgenheirn; • 36 -aka oats, Mc-
Henry & Hoo; 33 hides, Wm Flaceus &Son;
62 sks grain, M Steel& Son; 50 bbls flour,.
H Riddle; 2 cars hulk oats, Brown & Wil
liams; 150 hf bbls fish, .Tas Connor; •• 3 bbls
eggs, M W Rankln.
Pitrai3llllOH AND CONNELLSVILLE
RAILROAD.: April 20.-16 pkgs crackers, R
R Robison & Co; 34 pkgs twine, Fulton,
Bollman & Co; 4 bbhi crackers, 111: W Ran
kin. 44 bdls sheet iron, WF A rmstrong; 75
bdbs paperi-Kirkpatrick & Herron; 50 sks
oats, Gwynne & Stoneman; 225 bxs glass,
Michaela & Co; 175 kgs nails,F H Oliphant;
4 sks dry fruit, 1 do onions, Voigt, Mahood
&C.;
Ar,r,EOHRNY STATION, April 2L—talans
flaxseed, Ewer.tic Hamilton; 26 -ham cheese,
Kohen do Bro; 10 , do d 6, McKight . Smith;
50 hides; J Taggart; 100 do cto, .1 Gropt
zinger; 100 bbisflouri Stewart dr. Langen
heim; 30 'bins glassware, J SCott; 8 bdls
hdls, J Godfrey; 14 do do, J Loutner.
PENNSYLVANIA. ,bENTRAL RAILROAD,
April.l2o-3 cks bacon, Head & Metzgar; 12
iks rye, D Wallace; 0 ks bags, yangorder
& Shepard; 12 bbls. grain ~Lupton;;
SPEOLAL NOTICES.
rgriIiARRIAGEAiIWIDICELIBACY.
—An Dian,' fur Young Men on . the Crime of
Solitude, and the DISEASES and ABUSES which
create impediments tO — BIA - REIAGE, with Burg
means of relief. Sent. Im:seeded letter envelopes,
free of charge. — Address Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGH-
TON, Howard AssoCiation, 'Penn'ati
STEAMSHIPS :
TO LIV ERPOOL
QUEENSTO*N. - -
THE INMAN MAIL STEAMSUIPS,
Numbering ',lateen first-class-rejects, among them
the celebrated • - • .
CITY ,OF•PARIS, CITY OF ANTWEPP.2. •
CITY OF BOSTON, CITY OF BALTIIIOEN t :
o
' CITY F LONDON.' .•
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Sailing EVERY SATURDAY, from .Pler 4a,-North
River, New York.. Forbassage or further inform.
don apal.ino • . • ,
WILLIAM DIXON/134 Jr,;
70 EIETII ST/FcEtiphrottlelc.lMUdhig,)‘
Office. Plttiburglfi , i
..11 ,1 V4 6
W HIIT° • •
2r;o - L .
Warranted equ al to any la market, la st ow an d
sale by
NUDE' KNOX%
sablgalsal No. 3,13 Liberty street. rltteburgb.
• • `
Philadelphia Market.
Toledo Market,
Chicago Cattle Market.
PITTSBURGH GAZEI B : WEDNESDAY. APRIL 22, 1868
RIVER NEWS
Both rivers continue to recede st dily'at
this point with seven feet in the Monon
gmhela, and eight feet in the Allegheny.
The, weather yesterday was mild and
pleasant; and towards evening the sun was
out in full force:.
The Arrivals" since our last include the
New York, from Leuisiille; and Bayard,
from Parkersburg, while the . .departures
were the Julia No. 2. for .Zanesvrne, and
Bayard, for Parkersburg. The Kate Rob
inson; from' Louisville, Argosy, from Cin
cinnati, and .Glenddle, front'.St. Louis, are
among the first boats due.
The Echo No. 2 departed, for Oil City last
evening t 'and 'the Ida Rees is due from
there this morning. The Rees will return
as usual on to-morrow evening.
The teWboat Lion got in yesterday ;with
a large tow of empty barges,• and, we pre
sume, the Fearless got off for Cincinnati,
and, probably-, some others.'
The Grey Eagle, Capt. Brennan, is the
regular packet for Parkersburg today,
leaving promptly at noon.
The I3ellevernon t Capt. J. 'J. Darragh.
will positively leave for St. Louis this
morning, at least, the Captain says so, and
he ought to know. The Mary Davage
Barges, Capt. Hugh' Campbell, are filling
up steadily, and will soon be ready to
sail.
The Alice 'V. Capt...Keyt, is announced to
leave for / St. Louis !this evening without
fail. `She is a big carrier and shippers need
not se apprehensiVe about- her not bbing
able to take all the freight that offers. , i .
The .T.N. - McCullorigh, Capt. George D.
Moore; is the regular packet for Cincinnati
to-morrow, leaving promptly at 5 p. m.
We predict that that the McCullough will
become a favorite in the CinCirmati, as she
was in the Parkersburg trade. .
The Ntnv State, Capt. Jack Harrison, is
i
advertised to leave for New Orleans and n
ermediate points this evening.
The Maggie Hays,_LCapt. B. C. Martin, is
expected to clear for St. Louis and the. U
pper Mississippi to-morrow or next day.
-The Kate. .Putnam passed Lotilsvilleini
Sunday, en route for Pittsburgh, and the
towboat John F. Dravo arrived there from
Pittsburgh the same day.
The IA estmoreland from, New "Orleans,
arrrived at Cairo on-Sunday.
The bridge over the Mississippi, at Bur
lington, is ;;ping ahead rapidly. A few
days will knish the eastern' end of the
bridge up to the draw pier. The trestle=
work for the draw pier will be built ]par
allel With the current, instead of across it,;
as in the other spans, so as not to. interfere
•with passing steamers. The current is very
rapid, sweeping past the piers and pilings
with great force, making it necessary to
build everything—even the ' temporary
structure—very secure and firm to prevent
loss of time and expense: .Oil lights, with
reflecting lenses are kept in position upon
the draw anil two adjoining piers as a guide
for steamers at night--;-and: every precau
tionhas been taken to prevent damage to
the structure or to passing boats either by
floods, currents or high wind.
We clip the following from the St. :LOWS
Dentoerat ofSatutday: Rattssoffreight and
passage are becoming extremely low to all
points below St. Louis and St. Paul. Merry,
of Dubuque. proposes to start towboats and
barges; taking grain in bulk to St. Lents at
.12%c per MO. Passage from St. 'Louis to
Keokuk is only '52,50, and to - Quincy $1,50
by the old line, which is a eg lower than
rates published by the new 'line. Our citi
zens are not uninterested spectators of this
opposition carnival in the Keokuk trade:
At all points hundieds of people await at
the wharves the arrival of the opposition
boats, and they are becoming thoroughly
warmed. The beats leave this port on Tues
days, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays,
an
it :Is.. . fs.. pretty generally known that the
strugglisisto .be persistent. So of the corn
petitioii,of the St. Paul lines. It is becom
ing more interesting as time progresses:"
We shall soon hear of passengers and
freight being carried for almost nothing
between Dubuque .and St. Paul—Commo
dore Davidson's stronghold. There' has
been no. cnitinirtinder Now OrleenSireight.
The Ikbolititwiwpts.yestoslay engaged
the largev:pOrtloff of her carld,"tintlifiss
sails this evening, Weenie back-and take'
another load as soon as -practicable. •
A..Bt, Lords telegram, under date of Sun
doyeay.m. Arrived—Turner, from Omaha,"
ArmaWllo, from Mobile; Ida Rees, Emma,
Glasgow, from. Pittsburgh; • Marble City,
froinlSieritpliiii;."MelbOtts, from Cincinnati
to Davenport ' and depart
urea: 'St.' Paul. No. derf
uree:. River declining slowly, and all :tip
per streams falling; but good stage of water
to all points. Up to date 26 steamers have
left for Benton one for Fort Berthold;
and only five or six more are expected to
The New York correspondent of the Phil ,
adelphia. Ledger writes as follows' under
date of Maturday:
There 'is Some talk about .a race across
the Atlantic between the _City ofAtria,
(Inman) and Cuba (Cunard.) 'The lat.'
ter is considered the crack` oat of the'lng' l ,
fish line, while the City of Paris claims td
have made the quieltest . It-Cab:Cm ;passetre:
ever accomplished, (8 days L'22X. "-hours..)
Mr. ;Cunard ;18 said to have made nivager
that the Cuba will arrive: out drat. Both
vessels sailed yesterday within a few mina
utes of each other,amidst much excitement
on the part of their respective Partisans on
the wharves. ' - - :
=I
• Rivers and Weather.
(By Tel eirapii"l.o the Pittsburgh Ore.
LOLITSVILLIt t April 21.—River falling fast
with 13 feet and 6 inches in the canal.
Weather clear and pleasant.. -
Sr. LOUTH, April 21.—Wheather cleat and
•
LEGAL. -• • •
OTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that stppllention bag been mode by finder
kogned to the Coate of Common Flow; of Altettivtry
County for u CHARTER OF INCO1tr011,p;0151 of
. •
"The German Independentiienefiel
Society of Allegheny el •,.
And that Vie same will he granted aii.41 . 10 - C StO.N ,
D.1.1* or June next, unless esol:gtt ±:arer. died
14. qty ator 1 1 1 T 0 '
• Attirner fur r6clation.
March 2-11-t11"18818. - - • ihlntitM.Av
teerows NOTICE;4,A I Sper --
.. --gi t sons Indebte4 tOthe estite of WIItAiTAB DA
, deemed, late of the City of. 4.ll9glte.rtY, OLT'
merly of Zan IStrtnltnrhom.) are, toctoold 4 O t 0 - 8110 .°
Immediate IntyMent, mid those bating elatntontmlnet
sold estate-relit present them, propertyptuttett4Pal'
ted for settlement,' to '
VATtNETO•Ekeentor. -
.IMldtrin.rp. Aprll4th IttitOtt. . 4npS:nOt-tv
:t :a• a -7 • tip e
r
NVESTEIttf DISTRICTOf PENN
! ' SYLVANIAtes:
_•of
-.. t Pittsburgh, the 31st day of Bintla. D. JABS.
The undersigned hereby gives notlee Chia appoint
&lent as AlfiligUCC of ,ALIJEUT CONK .of Mit
burgh, In the. county , of Allegheny! a •ntate of
t i.
Pennsylvania,. 'within . said Distr ~ who s been
adjudged - a :Bankrupt upon his 0 _potter by the
Ristriet Court of sniff Inottlet. - • ~ . - - , ..,.- it:
-, ; • , •- • JOIINN 41 - : ••BAIL Assigite ,_,.
r ispin7rp , " : -1 • Att'r•at.4.aw,- , 0 : rant "Drib!, •
N.-• tYr CE TO. OWN , . , • , .
1
'DRAYS HACKS ,';& e .
.. 7
. , ~, ,.. .: , „. __ ,
, . , .
6 21 ,,t t , t ecear t :In b geor c .,, b isu g g l g r itt:.rtcP. n . r".th e el l reld n e r n a ar'
non-resident In the City of Pitt tirgh;,te pry their
Licenses at the Treasurerts_O color Alto - City. of
Pittsburgh FORTHWITH,..MI cordance. with -sn
Act of Assembly; approved ' 30th; 1360,' and,
and an Ordinance. of the , Coo oils of , tile City ' o '
Pittsburgh, passed Aprillo, 0
All Licenses not Paid on, oelmforebiAt 10; 100111,
will lm placed in . the - handsbrthe Chief of 'Pollee
for, collection -subject to 11440000 Oen ts 1 01 ' 1110
Collection' thereof, ond all putsongrlia neg l ect or
refuite:to take Ottr-Dicenseohrill:.mrsfabieet - to a pen
alty. to:be reenvefed --I) 4?fiv4ll)lllprofdetibig gin
amount of the ViCensei •
213 , 121kiltLetatlftuinrPrOlaiti , Attrinitilit
the ' til m rP t il i `,3 loo3 klieg niktf °; 414
herefor.•
; ;11AirEE'01 ;?.;;2 , 11.1'
Each Ong Refee',Vehintl. . r 110. -
wachVvro Mitre ...... . ti . 12 00 ,
Foch Four " 13 00
Each Two Horse Hack - lb 00
Omnibuses and Timber - Wheels drawls by Two
Horses, Eighteen Dollars' -each. For each addi
tional Horse used in any or the above vehicles_, One
Dollar. iIAkrUEL ALLIED/M.
City Treasurer.
tyrreausan, Febnutry iS, 1810.
•
'
Sft/UM3O.A.TS.
CINCINNATI
PAcIKET LI
....
_. _
1 .
For Whee Ing, Marietta, '
Pollan F.' Galltopolis,
Ironto 'Portsmouth. lii ,
Ciniein ti.
ST. 1gA1111.4. T. C. S
ImoNDAys, 5 P.
ST. CHARLES
FRIDAYS; 5 P. n
. -
The ahoy° elem rn
int side-wheel ste
regularly as announced, conneetinp
with rackets .ndltallroads to LOlll6l,
•Memphts, New Orleans and St. Lou
Upper 3111istsalppl, and Missouri are
Freight or Passengers reeelpted tit
rail or river.
, Especial att mtlon given -to Orders
ness. BARNES S COLLIN
apal ORRIEST
prry s tin, •
WHEELING,
_
Marietta and Parkerslurg Line.
Leave ecitnpany.s Wharftaint. foot of Wood street,
. DAILY. at 12 M.
MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS.
J. N. McCULLOUOII GRo. U. MooLuc, Master
•
• - •TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
BAYARD
. A. S. Blaster.
EDI\ LSDAI ANTI SATURDAYS,
GREY' EAGLE C. L. BRENXAN, Muter.
Freight, will be reeelved at all boura by
apil JAMES COLLINS, Agent.
ALLEGIIENY
"PACKET LINE leaves every
TUESDAIir, THURSDAY ANY / SATURDAY,
At 3 o'cloel( si., from the foot of Ii win street.
Thls line Is compotslii.of the following boats:
IDA REES No. '2, E. Rikg,. Master, W. F. STEW
ART,' Clerk.
ECHO No. 3, E. GOILDON. Master, A./D. RUB
SY.I.L, Clerk. •
The above lioats were built expressly for the trade,
have superior accommodations and attentive toll-
YOR ST. LOUIS, DU-z i gr iz t .
DUQUE, ST. PAUL, awl the
ntermelliate port:, In connection with the North
ern Llue.—The tine passenger steamer
LORENA, Capt . SAM. SIII:MAN,
Will leave for the above 'and all Intermediate ions
SATURDAY, 215th1nsr.-4 p. M.
For frnight or passage apply on board or to
JOHN FLACK,
ale Or, J. D. CULLING WOOD, Agents.
FOR- ST. LOUIS.
THIS DAY-5 P. L.
Steamer ALICE V Capt. W. 11. KENT,
Will leave for above and intermediate points us
above announced.
For frelgbt orpassaEe apply on board or to
011111},ST h HASILETT. Agents.
nal Corner Market and IVater.srs
FOR CINCINNATI, LOU-,
ISVII.LE, :MEMPHIS AND
1711 V ORLEANS.—The ttnesteatner
NEW STATE Capt. JACK HARRISON,
Will leave as above annuouneed on
WEDNESDAY:22d . inst.-4 1.. 31.
For freight or passage apply nn hoard or to
air2l . GRRIEST t HAS.ETT. Agents.
ir:.yi
X#RESS LINE.-FOR
BT. PUAL, MINNEAPOLIS,
iD LANDING, LA CROSSE, GALENA, DU
BUQUEi ROCK ISLAND, DAVENPORT AND
BURLINGTON. ,
TDB DAY-10 A. M
_The. sPletvild passenger stemner MAGGIE HAYS,
.t.c; C. MARTIN. Commander, .T. F. DR Ay(), Clerk,
will leave for above end all intermediate points as
announced.
For freight or pnssage opply on hoard or to
n1)14 A: COL t. 4i WOOD, Agents
•
FOR EVANSVILLE, 15 _,,,,5EM1i
CAIRO . AND ST. LOUIS.
TaIS 1/Al - AT '4 P. Br.
The fine steamer BELT.EVERNON,'Captain
DAUtt .Gtt, will I(!are n. above announced. and will
twelpt freight through tb St. Paul en the Upper
1111.4stssIppl, in connectlun with the "Northern Line
Packet Company.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
tipti • LI 1 /.5: I ASLETT. Agents.
EGULAIt WEDNES:- liz gE 2 l,
I.IAY PACKET tFOR CINCIN
SI A' 'l.—The tine stcnnicr
A IWOSY. Capt, VA.:MEM:RIFT,
3V. H. Scull, Clerk . . letivOs Pittshargh for Cincin
nati every WEDNESDAY at noon. .
C. It Alt NI:S,
JAS. comxis, i Agents.
midi . - JOHN' FLACK'.
F OR ST. I,AHUI3.
TUESDAY, 21:st Ittit.-4
The steamer MARY DAVAGE AND lIARGES,
Capt. H. cAurnnu.. will leave ma abovO announced.
I or freight or passage applv on board or to
uplT• .. CHA . S. BARNES, Agent.
J. lii:NCOX.'S
GARDEN AND_FLOWER SEEDS.
STOCK POE . AND FRESH.
Dealers, Gardeners and Private Families
Will find their requireti4dte fOly met
' Our large stock, complete assortment. and the ac
jcnowledged reliability of our stuff leads us to con
fidently guarantee satisfaetlon to our customers.
Constantly on hand and for sale at the lowest mar
ket prices.
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS.
FIELD. AND LAWN SEEDS
.
POTATOES.
_MySON, BUCKEYE, 'WHITE
7"`" u 1.1 au " UZCO
•i'LOWIEiSING AND BtLBS.
AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS AND TOOLS:
ALL BOOKS relating to the FARN, GARDEN
or GREENHOUSE publishers' printed prices.
Our New Descriptive Seed Catalogue
Gives fUll descriptions of. NEW, BARE and MOST
DESIRABLE varieties of VEGETABLES AND
FLOWEItIi, PLAIN, RUIPLY,:uid FULL instructions
for 8131'114, planting and after management—prices
in packages or by weight, by mall or otherwise, and
much other valuable hiformation. Sent to an ap
plicants enclosing 10 coats.
J. KNOX,
•
Nurseryman,'Seedsman and FlorMt,
187.LIBEITY 6T. PITTSBURGH.
Thkpoqif "KNOX'S Itl.lll' FARM and NUR:
SEILLES. I ." . , ?-t" • mhao:ne4:atwE'&l'
?FYIC3i 0 , Y T TlM T A T ER. s ` u ltr u t o Cif .
A A Dr i.t. i p u it t rA CO., 2.
Trii-VIMISUANCE of the 21st See. 6
ton of an Act relating to Allegheny county. app--
proved theist day of.Biay, Thal, and of the amend
ment-to saki, section, approved the 30th day of
Mareb,lBB6,
_I hereby give notice that - the Dupli
cates of the several Wards. boroughs and Town
alilps"WlLL IfE Oi'gN and I will be prepared to
receive the -
County, State, Poor, Work-house and
Bounty !rases, for 1868.
On and After the Ist driy of May. 181319,'sald taxes
can Le paid •ut this otlice.until the Ist day of August,
with a • •
Deduction of Five Per Cent: Discount
for rompi- piyment, to ariy persons paying the
WHOLE AMOUNT of , their taxes.
There wilt be no'deduction allowed during the
month of August. There - will be TEN PEI! VENT.
ADDEI , to nil 'taxes remaining unpaid on the la)
day of hoptember, 18013.., - - ,
r;
• T.r.DENNI TON,
mhal•nE9 : ' Trdanuter of Allegheny County . .
1
NOIIICE TO CONTRACTORS.
3eilOd Proprosala rot - Grading; Parini and Curbing
4r_tt'ortxt.rtiniuivr'. froni Venn to Llinn43;
S4ALL3IAN , STREET_, front Morton to Taylor at.
CENTRE AVENUE, front Dlowlddle to !Claw?.
IfULIIERtIV ALLEN' ' 'front ClymOt. to Smith at.
•otuLßEElfr ALL.Ev •-•-• • - •
KlPit;
51 4 1.11. be law ire at tile oilice of the Citi EngineeiN
uhtiL SATURDAY, April 25th, 11368. ,13pveltica.
titabintid , blanks for bidding can be' bad
. 11y calling
11,V0,41,416,10.6N, ,
7 5 :1 2 8 14 . 3tOORE,
rieder otifeights and Mations,
No. 8 FOURTH STREET.
tßetween Liberty and Ferry streets.
Order. promptly attended to.
' et~ _ - . ,, - "a'•~s:",A _:tar:'v~: s `i='~.~G;::ioie~,a^s r wsS
j
. .
WAIVING AND KING, . .
ii.
' .. Commission Merchants anantiro
Broke in
Petroleuniand its Pro . cts,
MEI
rkersburg,
:lig. Sandy,
yaville and
PHILADELPHIA ADDRESS, I
I - WARING, KING & CO,,
MUNI% 'Master
tcAvO, Master
CIE
MACH BROTHERS,
'COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALEES
Petroleum and its Products.
Pittsburgh Office—DALZELL` BUILDING,' cor
ner of Duquesne Way and Irwin streets.
Millideltililaolllce-127 WALNUT ST.
ula
Crs will leave
Cincinnati
ille; 6 Naliliville.
s. Also to the
s.
ough either by
:tin! Way Mat-
ENE=
JACOB WEAVER, Jr. & CO.,
Oil COMM:188i011: Jobbers,
No. 3 DUQUESNE WAY, will buy and sell Crude
and Befitted I Ills, LlibriCatitlf. 'far, Benzine and
Cooperage.' Our long experience in the Petroleum
trade 1:1111111iCS us to offer unusual facilities and in
ducements to operators. As heretofore, we are de ,
termined to make It the interest of buyers and sel
lers to give us a call. Parties having (Ala for sale
are cordially invited to bring their samples.
apamu-t_
M. LONG & CO., • •
H..
3f (33; uFA CT UItERS OF
PURE WHITE BURNING OIL,
Brand--"LUCIFER.I",
Office, No. 2 Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh:.
s. C. WUVTEUE&D.
SOHO OIL WORKS.
Manufacture and have fur sale all kinds of
real
LUBRICATINC OILS:
No. 1 ST. CLAIM STREET. /
1311.1F91931. RENEW Ilk CO.
FIGHTII LIST OF APPLICA
TIONs TO SELL 'LIQUORS. filed in the Clerk's
Vince, for the months of 31arch and April, 1868.
Pittsburgh.
.
John Rowlev. tavern', Ist ward.
/ Mordical Joints. tavern, Ist ward.
Fred. Vierheller, tavern. led ward.
Sehaunt & Itoes4ing, tavern, Ist ward.
John F. Morgan, tavern, lot ward. .•
Louis Hager. tavern, list ward.
Morgan Thomas, tavern. Ist ward. . -
. ~
Thos. Welsh. tavern, lot word. . /
' John Ryland, tavern, Ist ward.
Jautes O'Rourke, tavern. Ist ward.
Caroline Pollock, tavern. lot ward.
John li. Keller, tavern. Ist ward. •
liugh Sallie, tavern. Ist ward. •
. James 31eColl. tavern. Ist ward.
Patrick Connelly, eating house. Ist ward. '
F. C. Weigant. eating house, lot ward.
Rachel Myers, eating house, Ist ward.
Wm. Haslage .5: Co., other goods. lot ward.
Dillinger & Stevenson. other goods, Ist ward.
Val. bal. tavern 2,1 ward.
John Slicaller, taVern, 2.1 ward. '
John Andregg, tavern. 2,1 ward.
liavid Reich. tavern, 2d Ward.
Rosa Laverty. tavern,
2d ward.
John Brown. tavern; 2d ward.
John Smith. tavern, 2d ward.
Christ. Gotthold, eating house. 2(1 ward.
T. N. Miller, other goods, 2(1 ward.
Dierker & Speck. other goods. 2d ward.
Jos. s. Finch & C 0... other goods, 2d ward.
John Mutherrom tavern. 3d ward.
' Jos. Armstrong. tavern. 3,1 W 3 1 ,1.
Owen COr,orall. tavern. 3,1 ward. •
• Jane tiazzola. Liven,. 3,1 ward. - •
Patrick Dunn, tavern. 3,1 ward.
Louis cella. tavern, 3d ward.
Frauds McLaughlin, tavern, 3,1 ward. •
Johanna McGraw, caking house, 3d ward.
.1..1. Speck. other goods:, 3d ward.
McGraw & McCann, other goods, 3d ward.
Wm. Lowry, tavern. 4th ward. •
31ePherson k Kerr, tavern. 4th ward.'
Jos. Rldnehart, tavern. 4th ward.
W. N. Chessman, tavern. 4th ward.
Joint MeGrady. tavern. 4th ward.
• Wm. McCoy. eating twine. 4th ward.
Munhall & 31eGraw, other goods ; 4th ward.
liedry MeSwiggen, °they 'goods,
.4th ward.
S. B. Watson, otherds, 4th ward.
' 31. decunough & co., other goods. 4th ward. •
A. Tussle,- tavern, sth ward.
I Jacob Fuc hs. tavern, sth ward.
Louis 'Richter. tavern. sth ward. • .
Wm ituerge. tavern, sth ward.
31e3hums•& Smith. tavern; 511, ward. '
Stephen England, tavern, sth ward.
1.1. K. Lan:than. tavern. stl, ward. . • .
Win..l. Morgan, taverm sth ward.:
&David Boyd, tavern. sth ward.
Edward Barker. tavern. sth ward.
Slos..Friteh, tavern'. lilt ward.
-Rob:. -Lindy,,lAvern...sth ward.
ThoODastgan, tavern...sth ward.
11. Freyberg, eating hotnie, sth ward. • . • . •.
F. Detect, eating house: sth ward.-
CAM Dilloo, other goods, stll ward.
P. & M. Kane. ether goods. sth ward.
• Chas. Jacob. other goods, sth• ward. . .
Jas. Williants. eating house, 6th ward.
Jas. Kennedy, other goods, 6th ward,.
John Watson, other-goods. &tit ward. ,
Pat. Burke. other goods, 6th ward.
git
Alex. HaneV, tavent;7th ward.
A. W. Washington, eating house, Itli ward.
_.
Andrew Hackett, tavern. Bth ward.
'amity Allen, other goods, Bth ward.
Mich. Connor, other goods, Bth ward.
' Mary Fleming, - other goods, Bth ward.
F. Kaiser, other goods. -Bth ward.
Nich. Scoultz. tavern. 9th ward. .
.l as. Neeson„ tavern, 9th ward. .
. Daniel Dugan, tavern, 9th ward. '
Thoa. Normine, tavern, 9th whrd•
Thoa. Clark, tavern,9th Ward:
H. S. Love. tavern, 9th ward. . .
•
Samuel Turner. tavern, 9th ward.
Iket 'edict Dilger; eating house, 9th ward. •
t
Jot n Meyer, tavern, 10th ward.
Elijah Hull, tavermiLOth ward.
Wm. Riddell. tavern, 10th ward.
•
Aire. Siegrist, tavern. 10th ward.
John Burke. tavern, 10th ward.
Stephen Cairne. tavern, 10th ward.
StOphen Clavanara, tavern. 10th ward.
.104 Fricker, tavern,,loth ward. '
,Jos. Lndewlg. eating house, 10th ward.
Jae-S. Pancost, eating house. 10th ward:
Xavier Walz, eating house,loth ward.
Niel. Young. eating house, 10th ward.
David Haworth, other goods. 10t11 ward. •
Wm. Clayton & Son, other goods.. 1001 ward.
• J. Adam Weber & Co., other goods, 10th ward.
Jacob Keller, other goods, 10th ward. ..
Niel,. Young. other goods, 10th ward.'
'
i Allegheny.
(co. Bailey; tavern. Ist ward.
G. W. Dawson, tavern. 4th ward.
Wm. Geng. eating house,lth ward.. - •
Louis Myers, tavern, Sth ward.
• , Boroughs.
Sarah .1. Robinson, tavern, Braddocks.
Geo. Kraugh, tavern, Birmingham.
Frank Bach, tavern, East Birmingham.
John 1). Risser, tavern, East Birmingham.
Chas. Gehring, tavern., East Birtningbam.
Conrail Shelties, tavern, East Birmingham, •
Pat. O'Neil, tavern, Temperanceville. •
Geo. lleitzel, taverns, Temperanceville. . '
Townships. •
Christ. Drenhauser, tavern, Baldwin.
• Christ. Fromm, tavern, Baldwin.
Chas, hairnet; tavern; Collins, •
Jibs. Gansten, tavern, Collins.
Jonas Smith, tavern, Collins.
'Jacob Welgel, tavern, Pitt.
John W. Clark, tavern, Collins. . -
31attala 'Gardiner, tavern, Chanters.
!J. F. Swaney, tavern, Findley.
Jos. Wright. tavern . , South Fayette.- • . •
_Mich. Manatield, tavern, South Fayette:
Geo. liegela, eating house, Harrison. •
Robt. Lower, tavern, Harrison.
. Wm-Thorpe, tavern, Mifflin. . •
Chas. Engel, tavern,
_Mifflin. •
'Adam Bull, tavern, McClure. . I
' •Evallue Freeburg,lavern, McClure.
•
Velt. Kaltenheiser, tavern, Oakland.Loom:ad Klee, tavern, Oakland.
John'O'Donnell, tavent, Oakland. .
DanierWilliams, tavern, Oakland.
Wm. Morehead, eating house, Oakland. . .
Frank Limegrouver, tavern. Penn,
Thos. Carrot!, Other.goods,.Penn.
' Richat II TtOner, taVern Richland.
: -Vaal. Leonard. taVern. ' llobinson. '
Jacob Wallrath, tavern Shalar. •
Audrew'MeQtmety, tave rn,i Scott. . . •
Samuel .1. Heath, tavern, Snowden.
Mary Beitzhoover. tavern, Lower St. Clair. •
Geo. Uoldbach, tavern, Lower St. Clair. • •
- Marg. Maguire, tavern; Lower St. Clair. -
John Leonard, tavern, Lower St. Clair. • .- .
Fred. Hump°, tavern, Lower St. Clair. . - •.•
F. S, Bogle, eating house, Lower St. Clair..:
Geo. Yoelker, eating hone, Lower St. Clair
Bogie, Cachet& Co., ea g er house,,LOw. St. Chair.
Daniel Weans, tavern. Wilkins. " • .
The Urania, Board wilt sit on ', MONDAY, - Mb
27th day. of -April, .1868. at 9 o'clock A. 11L -SO9 .
bearing the above 'applications. ' ' • - - - •••"•"''
• , • .:..; JOHN 91 , . BILIOWN.' Cleric:: i
GAS 'POSTS:
, . ... .: ~.
_ ..
' ' .CONTROLLEft'S . OFFICE,2
CITY
OP
.ALL4I.O'
• SEALED PROPOSALS will be tem! 'ed at' this
office until 3 o'clock P. on WEDNEI3I)..ir. 18th
foraupplylng the elty'cluting the year with
,•
,POSTS.
.Tlie Posts to.bo' delivered tit City /fell. at .eneh
tittles od may' bO directed. PATTkRii and CORE
BOX - will be furnished brthe ellY• '
!The reserved to reject any (Dr !La tad!.
R. 8. FRAZIPS,
• araava oily Controller.
'WILL KEEP .ON .11414 p
• • •
Joao eto cirdnr all kinds of • -
Spring and plain WAGONS, CARTS,
DRAIN, WHEELBARROWS,
TRUCKS, LOCUST RUBS,/
. • And TURNED SPOKES,
_%
HAY RAKESand FORK&
At DINVEBNE WAGON WORKS, near the rent;.
utattarr. Aliegneer_ M Cltr. .
Panda cOLEAN, 1 0 011BIATER s CO.
spla:s2
OILS.
DALZELL'S BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
127 Widnut fitreet.-
- * l. -u4esoL 4 :4.
RAILROADS.
_ _
• ITTSBURGHand t- : -
N •
On and after TFITTRSDAY, March sth, 1868
trains will arrive at and damn from the . Depot, cor
nOr of Grant and Water streets, as follows:..
De Depart.
• 7:00 A. zr. 6:00 r. M.
1/:00 A. M. 2:05 r; M.
.3:00 I% 31. 10:00 A. at.
4:30 r. )1. 8:35 A.' 11.
1. f1i:15 I.: 31. 7:50 r. u.
• 0:30 r.. 31. 6:40 A. 31.
Mali to and from Tint mini.
McKeesport Accommodt'n.
to and from Uniont'n:
est NetrtortAccommod'n
Braddock's Accommodat'n
Night Ace. to 3lclicesport,
Sunday Church Train to any
1:00 -
from West Newton, 24. 10:0? A. M.
For tickets Apply( t
J. R. BING, Agent.
W. B. STOUT, Superintendent. - . mhk:
A IsiLEGIIENY ppg2REME4
VALLEY RAILROA
t., D
i..Y•DIRECT ROUTE TO . TRE'OIL REGIONS.
Itunniim through to Venango City without change
of ears—Conneuting with trains East and West on
tin: Warm,. & 'Fmuldln and the Atlantic 5: Gre4t
Western Railways. •
On and after TITOTCSDAY, March 911th, 186 8 ,
the Passenger Trains will leave from and arrive tit
the Pittsburgh Depot, corner,Canal and Pike Stsi
as follows:
Depart. Arrive.
Mall to and rm Volt. City. 7:00 A. M. 1:00 A. It
Expie4s " " 10:30 P. at. 6:13 r.
licady's Bend AccutntnocVn• 3:001•. M..10:30 A. M.
Soda Works Accont'n 5:251•. B. 7:55A. ICJ
First Button Accomod , n.., 0:00 B. 11:45"A. I.
Second Hutton Acconiod'n 12:00 B. 3:451'. Y.
Sunday Church Train leaves Soda Works at 5:03
A. Si., arriving In Pittsburgh at 0:50 Si. Re
turning, leaves Pittsburgh at 1:10 r. at., arriving al;
Soda Works at 2:55 r. it: •
H. BLACKSTONE,
W. F.-HOPE, Ticket Agent. Saint.
1868.
- PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE & CHICAGO It.
W. AND CLEVELAND h PITTSBURGH R. It. •
From January 19th, 1868. trains will, leave from
and arrive at the Union Depot, north' side, citetime, as follows:
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago EX.... 2:13 a m Chicago Ex... 2:43 am
Cleveland Ex.. 2:13 ain 'Cleveland Ex. i fS:43 a
3I
Erie & Ygn'l• 6:13 a m;ChlcattoEx.... 0:58 a ht Cl. Cl. & Wil'glll , l 6:28 ain.Wheeling Ex. 1:08 ato
Chicago Mall.. 6:58 a m:Chicago Ex.... 1:53 pm
Chicago Ex 9:43 a WC!. & Wh'g E 4:o3ptp
Fitts. & Ci. Ex. ;Erie & Yin: Ex 6:13 pa/
via Youngrn- 9:43'a m; Chicago Ex.... 6:58 pin
CI. & Wh'g Ex. 2:13 p ; Cl. & Wh'g Ex 7:08 pro
Chicago Ex... 2:28p mI & Ct. Ex.
Wh. & Erie Ex. 4:38 pin! via YognsDn- 9:28 p
Depart from Allegheny.! Arrive fn Allegheny.
N. Brlgt‘n AC. 8:58 a nt;N. Brigru Ac. 7:03 a
Leetsdale " 10:13 am; N. " 8:28 aTA
" 1.1:53 " 9:58 a m ßochester `•1:33 pm , New Castle " 10:13 a m
Wellsv'e Ace.. 3:43 p ; Leetsdale " 9:13 a m
Leetsdale Acc. ••
N. 13rIgt`n " . 1 41:35t p m " 2:43 p m
N. Brigt'u " . 6:218p nilLeetsdale " 4:23 pm
Leetsdale " 10:43pni17:28 pm
2:28 p. m. Chicago Ex -I 10:50 a. m. Chicago
press leaves dab , . E:cpress arrives"daily. •
ja2S . F. R. 3IFF.RS, General Ticket Agent:..
EITI TTSBURGH,..aIigagE4S
coLumßus (=XIX
I IL s:
IL • - '
PA_N HANDLE ROUTE.
CHANGE or TIME.—On and after SUNDAY,
December StII, 1867. trains 'will leave and arrive at
Union Depot, as follows, Pittsburgh time:
Depart. Arrive.
3%11 Express 2:15 a. in. 3:55 p. m.
Fast Line 9:10 a. 7:05 p. m.'
Fast Express r5T5' -
2:50 p. m., : 14m.
Mixed Way ' 0:10 a. in. 6:50 p. xn.
McDonald a Ace'n, No. 1.. 11:10 a. In. 2:10 p. to.
Steabenville Accommod'u. 3:55 p.m. 9:30 a. In.
McDonald's Acc'n, \0.:.. 5:10 p. in. 8:20 a. in.
SPECIA./Notice.—Sundry Express leaves et 9:80
.p. m., arriving In Cincinnati at 0:30 a. m. the next
morning. _ '
Church Train leaves Sunday at 12:551). m.-
'The 9:40 a. in. Train leaves daily, Sunday and
3lontlay excepted, arriving in Cincinnati at 9:511.
the same evening, S HOURS Vs.i - ADVANCE OF'
ALL OTHER ROUTS'S.
48-No change of ears between Pittsbnrgh and
Cincinnati, and litiT ONE change to St. LoulB,
Cairo, and rt the principal points West and Southwest.
When purchasing tickets be sure and Bud the
office of the
Pittsburgh, Columbus & Cincinnati R. 114
UNION' DEPOT, (SOCiTII SIDE.)
M. D.MOTHERSPAUGH, Ticket Ageut
5.,. €CULL, General Ticket Agent.
JOHN D. MILLER. Gen. Freight Agent
XENNSTLVA
* CENTRAL RAMBO
On and after October Gt
rice at and depart from tit
Washington and Liberty
Arrive.
Mull Train.... 1:20 am ;
Fast Line 1:50 a in:
Wall's No. 1.. 0:20 am!
Brinton No. 2. 7:50 am:
Wail's No. 2.. 8:50 a nal
Cincinnati Ex. 9:10 am;
Johnstown Ac. 10:15 a rn.'
Phila. Express 1:50 pml
Wall's No. 3... 1:30 pm
B'all's No. 4. 2:50 pm•
Wall's No. 5.. 5:50 pm
Wall's No. 6.. 7:00 pm
Altoona Acc'n
th. 1867. Trains will ar
e tinfoil Depot, corner of
:treets, as follows:
; Depart.
Day Express.. 3:00 ala
:Wall's No. i.. 6:30 aM.
!Mall Train 8:20 a fa
:Wall's No. 2.. 9:50 ara
:Wall's
Ex 11:15 a th
Wall's N 0.3.. 11:30 a in
'Johnstown Ac. 2:50 p m
IWall's 3:30 p fp
Phila. Expres. - 4:10 pni
• Wall's No. 5.. 4:50 pin
Wall's No. 6.. 6:05 rim
Fas2.Llae 7:20p fri
Wall's No. 7.. 10:50 Pm
and Emigrant
Train 10:30 rr.! •
The Church Train leaves Wail's Station ever,
Sunday at 9:15 a. in., reaching Pittsburgh at 10:05,
a. ra. Returning, leaves Pittsburgh at 12:50 p.
and arric Al all's Station at 2:00 p. m.
- *CiticinnailExpress leaves daily. AU other train,'
daily except Sunday. .
Philadelphia Express and the Altoona Accoinme
datlon and Emigrant Train arrive daily. Cincinnati,
Express arrives 'daily except Monday. An other
trains daily except Sunday.
For further information apply to
W H.IIECKWITH, Agent.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not as
sume any risk for Baggage~ except for wearing ap
parel. and limit their responsibilit y to One Hundred*
Dollars in value. All Baggage exceeding that
amount iu value will be at the risk of the owner, un
less taken by special contract.
EDWARD H. WILLIAMS, ". •
ore General Superintendent. Altoona, Pa.:
WESTER N - PIENN-ajzziogia
SYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD.—On and after November 1, 18117, , the Pas
senger Trains on the. Western Pennsylvania Rail
road will arrive at and depart from the Federal
Street Depot. Allegheny City, as follows: •
A. epctrt.
Sharpb , g N rr o.l ive M P
6:25 a
Mali 0:50 am
Freeport No. 1 5:15 a in*Freeport Na. 1 9:05 a
Express 10:10 a 111[Sharpli , g No. 111:20 a pt.
Sharpliqg N 0.2 1:25 pru ;Express .. . .. ..'• 1:50 pm
Freeport No. 2 4:13 pmillarinerv , e . Ac' 3:55 pm
Mall 0:05 p ;Freeport No. 2 11:05 p m
Harinerv , e Ac 7:10 p m iShmrpb'g N 0.2 7:30.p 'm
Aboyc tralnwrun daily except Sunday.
The Church Tralh leaves. Allegheny Junet. every -
Sunday at 7:40 a. in. reaching Allegheny City at
9:30 a. in. Returning, leaves Allegheny City at
1:20 p. m. and arrive at Allegheny Jima. at 9:45;
p. m.
• Coustuvragtox TIM:EMS—For sale in packages Ipf
Twenty, between Allegheny City, Chestnut street,
Beres, Bennett, Pine Creek. Etna and Sharpsbnrg,
and good only ea the trains stopping at Stations spa
ellied on tickets.
'The
.train leaving Allegheny City at 6:50 n.
makes direct connection at Freeport with Walker's
line of Stages fur Butler and Hannahatown.
Through tickets 4n:ry be purchased at the °nice,
No. 3 St. Clair street, near Suspension Bridge,
Pittsburgh, and at the Depot, Allegheny City. .1 .
For Blether inforinstion apply to .
JAMEST.E`FFERTS, Agent, A
Federal Street Depot. 4 •
The Western Pennsylvania Railroad will not as
sume any risk for Baggage, except for wearing ap
parel, and limit Mei.. responsibility to One Hundred
Dollars- in value. All baggage exceeding tills
amount in value will be at tilt risk. of the owner, an
/teas taken by special contract.
EDWARD H.. WILLIAMS
des General Superintendent. Altoona. la,
SMOKY
LION PACIFIC RAILWAY,
Eastern ( Division. •
The SHORTEST AND MOST RELIABLE ROUTE
from the East to all points
Colorado, • Nevada,
California, : Utah,
Arizona,
IIeNV Mexico, Idaho,
Two • Trains 'awe State Line. and. Leavenworth
daily, (Sundays excepted,) on Dinar:lad of trains of
Pacinc Railroad from St, Logi', 'and Hannibal-Mid
St. Jo Railroad' from Quincy, connecting at Law
rence, Topeka .and Wamego •with - Sages ,ire ?ap
points in Kansas. At end of trzek west' of Ells
worth with the UNITED STATES EXPRESS COM
PANY'S DAILY LINE oF OVERLAND 'hum
AND EMPRESS COACHES FOR
iymativ-r,n ; SALT' TaAltm;
And all Points in the Territories,
4Xid with SANDERSON S TRI-WEEKLY LINE of
COACHES for Fort Union, Bent , a Fort, Pass, Albu
verve, Santa Fe, and all points, in Arizona and
With the recen additiOns of rolling stock and
epulpinent, and the ['reenact:tents. made with
its a pcmaiole overland Transportation' 'Lines , front its
western terminus, this road now -offers - unequalled
111011109 e ter the transmission of freight to, the Far.
Tickets for sale at all the principal offices In:the
United States and Canadas: • • • l• • •
Be sure and oak for tickets via , THE SDi
HILL ROV"ii • UNION' PACIFIC RAILWAY
EASTERN 'SION -
Ai'. ANDERSON,
General Siiperintandent•
Ere_WEBISTEI‘i .
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Gene freight and Ticket A t,
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RATIV P W
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oarth street, one door from Wood, Pittsburgh.
Always o:Lhiaidikmneral assortment of Littlies%
WIGS. BAND yunim, Gantlemews WIG& TO.
pzElic GUARS : BNB , IinACELLTEI,
gte. A good Price In Cash will be given Am
HAW AUL
Ladles , and Ganilesnetils Hair Cutting done
the neatest manner. Isamu
Ell
Washington,'