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naneial Matters in New York.
Gold Closed at 1173934@139,1%.
Telegraph to theTtttstninett tlzette.l
NEW YORK, April 24, 1868..
GOLD AND 3tONEY.
Money market very easy throughout the
Call loans at 7 per • cent., with excep
s at' 6 per cent. Primebusiness paper
(:)B.pa cent! Sterling' less firth at 10®
r, for prime bills. Gold lower, opening
Ip%„ and closed at 130%6139 1 / f. Loans
0 made at 1 to 6 percent. for carrying and
t for borrowing. United States bonds
l ive been somewhat irregular, and the ex
4-table .ottes have fallen %®!/, per cent.
sympathy with gold. - Thb' issues held
home-are steady: , The ASsistant Treas
ler bought half a million seven,thirties.•
d sold vomoo gold., Seven-thirties are
pree,'lntirket closing steady. but - dull.
onry-Clews & Co. furnish the annexed'
rotations: Coupons 'Bl, 1.13®118X; do.
3, 111%@1.1,11,1; do '64 110@l10X; do '65,
e14®1.10%; do new, 108'% 108%;. do '67,
83;©10.47/* Ton-forties, 102,1®10274: Sev
-thirties,Blo7@io7%. L
STOCKS
ther less active but very strong, with a
i-neral advance. The report that Drew
!)..s been deposed as Treasurer of Erie is
correct. An - attempt to effect it failed.
e testimony .of Mr. Graham . in the Erie
rtme, yesterday, showed . that five millions
conVertible -Wilds were sold February
h at - 745; 1 / 4 1111e the Stock ranged from
to 78. on that- day. • Border State bonds
, er,, .Miscellaneous shares dull and
•
The following are the 5:30 prices : Canton
549; Cumberland - 30; Adams Express
r%; ' Wells 29% 530; American 60561;
nited States 59%560; Merchants 31%®
red Quicksilver 26X527; Mariposa pre
/512; 11y 2 512; Pacific Mail 93; Atlantic
• 533; -Western . Union ' Telegraph 37;
• ew York Central 124. 1 / ,1512.1N; 'Erie 70,3,15
4; Hudson 135@, 136; Harlem 120; Reading
3,/,590; Ohio and Mississippi 3153114; St.
taul 6234563; do preferred 75576; Mield-
Fun Central 11-1%; Michigan Southern 89,4
. 89g;••-:Illinois Central 142M5143;• Pitts
rgh 80%581; ,Toledo 103345104; . Rhode
land'oav,@:mi.,; Northwestern 6034561:
o preferred7.l%s7.lm; Ft Wayne 102y,5
t 02 % .; -Hartford and Erie 14 1 , 1 414%;. Mis
bur: 87.i'; New Tennessees 67.. ' -
3ILyiNG- SHARES—SUB TnEASURY
Shares steady, Quartz hill, 81,05; Smith
Parinalee; 82,45 Gregory, $1,55@1,60; Edge
'fill $2,60; Wallkill 21@25. Receipts at
pub Treasury, 81,466,614 Dayrilents 8503,
41; balance, 8106,982,883.
:New York Produce Market.
illy Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
IiEW . YOItE, April 24.—Cotton fully,
setter, 'with fair business; sales-4,500 bales
t 32;40 for middling uplands. Flour; ie
ripts—:6,47B bbls and 4,559 bags; market
rm but not very active; sales-9,400, bbls
t $9,30a9,80 for superfine; State and west
pm at e10,20n10,75 ; extra State at $10,25a
1 1,40; extra western at- $12,60a14,00; white
Wheat extra •at $10,35a14,00; round hoop
phio at $11a11,50; extra St. Louis at $12,50a
16,00; - iCalifornia firm; sales-900 sacks at
12,90a14,50. Rye flour a shade firmer;
ales-600 barrels at $8,25a9,85. Corn meal
steady; sales of 550 bbls at $5,90 for city;
P6,40a6,50 for brandywine. Whisky nom
inally unchanged. Wheat=receipts, 37,890
'obis; the market is about lc better and
. „'quiet; sales of 27,000 bush at $2,50a2,53 for
No 2 spring in store and delivered; *2,60 for
-,...; Fo 1 do in store; $3,20a3,21 for white .Gene
...:l.. see. Rye scarce and firmer; sales of 7,500
• ..., bush to arrive via canal at $2,05; 2,500 bush
.;•• State in small lots at ~Q2,25a2,28. Barley
• quiet. Barley Malt quiet and steady. Corn
,-,
-receipts, 53,496 bush; the market is about
,le lower; sales of 61,000 bush at $1,14a1.19
... ,;for new mixed western afloat; closing at
:- 151,14a1,18 for old do; $l,lB for inferior
. • fold do delivered; $1,12.1 1,24 for new Western
..jand Southern Yellow; $1,14a1,16 for White
: Western, and Southern. ' Receipts _of Oats
.
, ,- amount to 11,500 bush; Oats continue heavy; '
:131,000 bush sold at 85c for Western in
gAstore. Rice dulL Coffee firm, 4,200 bags
•• IRio sold at 11%c, gold. Sugar is firm, 1,000
"r . ; .. bbls Cuba at 11Mal2y,e. Molasses quiet,
• 150 hhds at 48 1 ,4a59mc; Cuba Muscovado at
5610.72%c. Demerara Hops quiet and Qin
: changed. Potroleuur is firm at 1.2 , Xa123,./c
" ..4 for CraderZ3%.l26 l Ac for Relined bonded.
' ' I Pork is firm, 3,050 bbls at $27,87a27,873ic;
- , :•1 New Mess closing at $28,06, regular sales at
1 $26,87W,00; Old do closing at $27,00. regu-
. lar ; $22,50a5W3,00 for Prime;, $25,00 for
.11 Prime Mesa; also 51) bbls of New Mess
at $28,50 buyer May and seller June. Beef
•• firm ; sales 570 bbls at , $15a20,50 for new
~,,l, mess, and $20,50a24,75 for new ware mess;.
•Ii sales 300 tierces at $36a39 for prime Mess,
„... and $41a43.50 for India mess. Beef Hams
7nominal. Cutmeats firmer.. ' sales 1,300
‘A packages at 1231a13c for shoulders, and
. . t .- 16 . Nal8c for hams. Bacon quiet and firm.
'- Lard firm and quiet ; sales 650 bbls at 17y„a
VIA 18;f i c ; small lots 183;c. Butter
• steady at
;44 20a40c for Ohio, and 50a54c for State. Cheese
m
~.i
ore active and firm at 'l3al7c. Freights'
to Liverpool quiet and without material
- change.
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LATEST.—FIour closed dull and heavy
'''!o for low grades, and very firm for medium
, and good grades. Wheat quiet and vet?!
~ firm at $2,50a2,52 for. No. - 2, and $2,60a2,63
„i for No. 1 spring. Rye very, firm at $2,05a
2,08 for western to arrive, and $2,20a2,50 on
spot. Oats quiet at 85c for western in store.
.Corn dull at $1.14a1,173,4 for new mixed
" western afloat, [and $1,17a1,17% for old
-;, mixed western in store. Pork very firm,
with sales of 1,000 bbls new mess at $28,25a
28,37% cash and regular and $28,62j
buyer, May. Beef steady and in fair de
mand. Cut Meats very firm with a good
; • enquiry. Bacon quiet and without clumge.
-.; Lard firm at 183{,a18alc for - fair to prime
• steam and kettle rendered. -
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t. Louts Market.
[By Teiegig&to:the.rittalutio Gazette.] • .:-
, ST. Louis, April 24.—Tobacco—Shipping
leaf dull and bright leaf active and higher;
- lugs are quoted at s4nB: common to medium
. 1 . leaf, sBa2o; bright do, $20a20,75. Cotton
, held firm at ,31c without sales. Hemp,
steady at $1,301:11;40 for:undressed. Flour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat—Prime and
> choice white held at $2,85. Corn dull and
unchanged at 134a88c. Oats firmer at 70a
73%c, latter for fancy in store. Barley
quiet and unchanged at $2,50a2,75 forprime
. to choice. Rye sIOw and .beavy at IlliBsa
1,90. Provisions active and higher, with
.' more buyers than sellers. Pork, $27,75a28.
Bulk meats—Ribbed sides, 14;4c. Bacon
t-; —Shoulders, 1334 c; clear sides 17%a18c.
1
closingfirm; - Lard very firm; 17%e offered
and 18easked for choice. Live stock. sup
. ply and business small. Cattle range at
5a8,75, Sheep 's2 50a7 per head. .
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Cleveland Market*
LEy Telegraph to the Pituiburga Gazette. ]
CLEVELAND, April 24. Flour is quiet and
• steady; double extra spring, $10,00@,,,12,00;-
I rod winter, $12,00©14,00; treble extrr
* . white, $13,50@15,00; wheat, demand light
f but market firm, - at52,64@2,65f0r No. 1; red
! winter, $12,43®2,46 for No. 2 do.. Corn, there
was more demarnd and the market was
. firmer and better, sales No. 1 shelled at
98c from store, cars at 94e on track: • OatS is
.
steady and firm at 75®76e for •No. ' 1 - from
store. -Rye is nominal, i Barley is in ,'de
mend but none on the market. Petroleum
market is firm, at ,=o23c for bonded; 32@
33c for free. The tendency is towards bet
ter figures and an active trade; crude ad
,
vaned and firm at $4,00 per barrel.
Piti~delpl►in .Market.
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• (B rtelegrisphlcitlierttOiu - rigli Gaiette.)
Pam.marmula, April 24.—Petroleum is
more active; crude 17c; refined in bond 28e;
on spotliNd for May, 270 for July; Flour'
is arm, I•Torthwestern extra fanilly $11411,75;
Ohio t11a12,50. Wheat is in good demand;
red 0,00; gpriTigu r v a tioms. Bye is ad
vanced Romos. better demand;
mixed ern $1,2141,22; white 11,18. Oats
in good request; Chicago 85c. Provisions,
unchanged.
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7.llT,Teleszraph to the Plitshargh Gazette.]
CIIICAGO. April 24..1-Flour firmer and
first class brands higher; 'sales of spring ex
tras at $9a10,75. Wheat in good speculative
demand at 3a3V,c higher and closing firm
at $2,061,,,/c. for No. 1 and sales of No. 1 at
$2,16. Corn less active at y,a)c 'lower;
sales of No. lat 86a87c, No. 2 84Ma85c, and
new at 84a85c rejected at 82y,e, closing
quiet at 84a84 1 4c for new. Oats gtqic
lower and - closing weak at 63c. Rye< more.
active and irregular; sales at $1,87 for No.
1 and $1,84a1,87 for No.. 2. Barley firm;
sales of No. 2 in store at $2,31 and' sample
lots at '02,35a2,65. ...Mess "Pork steady
and firm at
,527,00. Laid firmer
and 4 shade higher; sales of prime
steam lat 17'a1 S a e . Sugar Pickled
Hams I! "'more active; sales at isy.;a
173,6 c. Meats quiet and unchanged.
Receipts—Xs;B32bbls fiour, 16,214 bus' wheat,
66,910 'bus - corn ; 23,426 bus oats, 6,829 live
hogs.; .Shipments-8,994 bbls flour , 15,268
bus wheat, 171,404 bus corn, 2,750 bus oats,
4,982 five hogs. Freights inactive and nom
inal.
[By Telegraph' to the Pittsburgh Gaiette.]
CrxertmAri, April 24.—Flour firm and
in fair demand; fainhy $11,25a11,50, fancy
812,00a13,00. Wheat in good demand and
the market firm, at 82,65a2,70 for Nos. 2
and 1 minter,. Corn higher; ear 90c, shelled
94c. Oats 79c; scarce and in demand. . Rye.
advanced to 82,10 and supply light. Bar
ley 82,75. ,Cotton firm and prices higher;
Middling 30a30 1 ,4c. Tobacco firm, at full
prices. Provisions firmer, with some spec-.
ulative demand. Mess pork 828. Lard 18c.
Bulk meats 12; 4 ' and 14%c. Bacon-13Nc
for shoulders, 16y,,a17qc for clear rib and
clear sides. Sugar cured hams 1934a20c.
Butter dull and lower, at 30a313c for fresh.
Eggs firm at 21c. Linseed oil $1,14. Green
apples scarce at $6,00a7,00 per bbl. Pota
toes firm at 81,30 per bushel and 83,50a3,75
per bbl on arrival: Dried fruit quiet at
former rates. Gold closed at 139 buying
and 139 M selling.
CBT Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette .3
MILWAUKEE, April 24.—Florm quiet and
firm ; choice Wisconsin and lowa ti9,62a
10,25 ; medium $9,25a9,50; common 118,75 a
9,00: _Wheat unsettled at $2,14-, for No. 1
spring, and *2,0334 lot No. 2. Oats active
and higher at 63a133%c for No. 2. Corn
quiet at 84c. - Receipts—l,9oo bbls flour,
35,000.bu5h wheat, 4,000 bush oats, 2,000
corn: Shinments-28,000 bbls flour, 213,000
bush wheat, 43,000 bushl oats. •
Louisville Market.
air Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.l,
Lotrisvuax, April 24.—Tobacco fc frac
tion lower; sales 183 hhds lags at 85a6,50;
medium leaf, 813a15; wrappers, $37,50. Su
per flour, 88,75. wheat—Prime red, ,t2,50a
2,55. Oats, 77a78c. Corn, Oila93c: Lard,
18118yie. Mess 'pork, Bacon market
active, with sales of shoulders at 13, , ,1c;
clear ribbed sides, 16;6a17c; cl:.ar sides,
17i al83;e: CottOn—Middlings, 30a30Mc.
WhiSky—Raw, 82,20.
(By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh GhOtte.]
TOLEDO, April 24.—Flour i receipts 1,911
barrels; market quiet. Nl' heat, , receipts
350 bushels; lc lower; sales amber Michi
gan at $2,71. Corn; receipts 21.900 bushels;
lc lower; sales No. 1 at at 91;ic, closing
drooping; sales buyer all May at 93!4c.
Cats. receipts 2,100 bushels; dull and lc
lower; sales Michigan at 71e. Rye scarce.
Seeds dull. Lake Freights lower: 4c on
corn to Buffalo.
Memphis Market.
[By Telegraph to the rittsburkh Gazette.;
MEirrilis, April 24.4:_70tt0n firm at 32c,
but no btiyers; receipts, 168 bales; exports,
37 bales;-week's receipts, 1,476 bales; ex
ports 3,091 bales; stock 179. Flour dull
and unchanged. Pork at $28a28,50. Bacon
firm; shoulders at 1334 c; clear sides at
1834 c. Lard at 18 1 ,e,a19c. Corn ut.97c. Oats
at 75c. Hay at sl7alB. Bran at '334.
PITTSBURGH, Pr. WAYNE AND _CHICAGO
RAILROAD, April 24.-7 cars metal, Simick
&.Co; 10 do do; Jas Wood, Son & Co:12 do
do, Totten St Co; Ido do, Lewis, Oliver &
Phillips; 23 sks rye, WJ Meek; 3 bbls eggs,
L J Blanchard; 8 aka rags, Markle & Cu; 114
bxs glass, C Ihmsen & Co; 14 sks rags, Mc-
Cullough, Smith & Co; 1 tub butter,Nan
gorder & Shepard; 2 bbls apples, 4 bbls
maple molasses, W H Graff & Co; 3 bbls
dried fruit, 1 kg apple butter, H Riddle; 3
bbls eggs, Voight, Mahood & Co; 13 bdls
selves, B Wolfe & Co; 20 sks rags, Markle
& Co; 3 cars oats, H Rea Jr; 400 bbls flour,
owner; 400 do do, J B Doe; 200 do do,
Seghrnyer & Voskamp; 200 do do, Culp &
Shepard; . 200 do do, Shomaker de Lang; 4
cars bulk meat, E H Dryers & Co- 14 casks
dross, B L rah - LlE:stock & Co. ,
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Chicago Market.
`liketunatl Market
Milliaukee Market.
Toledo Market
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD, April
24.-1440 bbls oil, Lockhart, Frew d: Co; 5
do do, Buffnm Kehew Cs; 2 cars lime
stone, Shoenber & Blair; 3 cars theta', Mc-
Knight, Porter 4it Co; 2 cars metal, Park .6;
Co; 2do stone ' Harrison tt Bro; do salt,
Thos' itchell; 86 bush wheat, 5 bags po
tatoes, Adams& Thrusby; 24 sks oats, F T
McKee; 2 bxs mdse, J Henderson dr Bro; :2
bbls eggs, 1 bx butter, L J Blunchard; 7 bgs
rye, 1 IDI3I butter, W J J I , leek; 5 bbls eggs,
1 bx do, 4 bbls butter, 2 sks beans, A W
Beer; 1 bx tools, J W Wilk; 3 cars market
ing, owner.
PITTSBURGH CoLumam3 AND CINCINNATI
RAILROAD, April 24.-13 cases tobacco, W
L Jones; 82 tres hams, F Sellers & Co; 3
hhds tobace,o, John Fullerton; 50 pig,s lead.
R C Lee; 33 bbls potatoes, Graff &Reiter;
42 sks McHenry & Hood; 25 bags
shorts, ghomaker & Lang; 3 tea shoulders,
J H - Parker A: Co; 2 cars rye, 1 do oats, 31
Steel Sr. Son; 28 sks potatoes, Blaney &
Moore; 1 bbl butter, 1 do eggs, E Smith; 2
sks seed, Kirkpatrick, Herron A: Co; 1 bbl
soap, J W Simons; 3 bbls eggs, J W Man
heck; 3 sks rags, 1 bbl see& Head & Metz
gar; 100 bills flour, J B Campbell; 8 hogs, J
Logman.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD,
April 24-6 cars ore, Shoenberger &. Blair;
2.caddies tobacct., D H McKenna; 11W - hides
Springer, rfarbaugh do Co; 2 bbls copper, C
G Hussey & Co; 101:obls meal, Rinehart &
Stovens; 7 bxs cheese, 1 bbl beans, Voight,
Mahood dr Co; 2 pcs castings, Hall & Spear
4Q sks rye, J W Fairley; 162 bdls chairs,
Bedford Chair Co; 1 car stone, J L L Knox:
6 bdls bows. 16 do poles, ; T Hare .t .Brot, 14
coils ropo, Godfrey & Clark; 57 bales hay,
Culp & Shepard; 50 bbls oil, Wm flic-
Cutcheon.
• ALLEGHENY STATION, April 24.-600
bush oats, 400 sks flour, 100 bbls do, Stew
art & Langenheim• 3 cars metal,Spang &
Chalfant; 3 do do, Rogers & Burchfield; 13
••bbls apples Kohen & llro; 2 bbls eggs, H
Lenz; 228 bgs oats, J B McKee; 88 bgs rye;
W J Meek; _2 cars lumber, C C Boyle; 12
bbls flour, Rose : & Ewing; 5- mks flaxseed,
Ewer &Hamilton. •
PENN'SYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,.
April 23-2 bbls eggs, D 7 Richards; 2 kgs
lard, G Miller; 60 sks oats, 75 do rye,Hitch
cock. McCreary .& Co; 1 bx cigars, J Grier
& Co; 200 kgs nails, Graff, Bennett dr, Co; 5
bbls Ash, .11.1' Lippincott. -
PROFESSIONAL.
Jos. A. BUTLER, .
ALDERRAN AND POLICE ItIAGISTRATE.
`Office, LIM WYLIE STREET, near 'Washington,
' PITTSBF/101.1. P.A.,
Deeds' Bonds. Mortgages, 4.cknowledgments ,
Depositions, Collections, and all other legitimate
besiness executed promptly. . . - niliZnea
ARCHIBALD BLIKEMa I p
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'O4 i mimic 'netts r • •
apo:noo:cise - PITTSBURGH. IPA.
INDIA RUDDER BELTING , AND
STEAM PACKINO,_ wholesale and recall, st the
Ms Dubber Depot, AO wad 29 St.Slatr street.
12. v ►5 . J. * i rauxirs.
.PITTSTITTRGH GAZETTE: SATURDAY. APRIL 25, 1868.
RIVER NEWS.
Both rh-ers continuo to recede slowly
with five feet eight inches in the Monon
gahela, and six feet al x inches in the Alle
gheny. The weather was cloudy cool,
with occasional spells of sunshine.
The Grey 'Eagle, Capt. Brennan, - is the
regolar packet for Parkersburg today,
leaving promptly at noon. .1. .
The Echo, Capt. Gordon, leax•esl for Oil
City this evening at 4 n. in., and pasSen
gers and
shippers . will bear in mind that
she leaves promptly on time.
The Steamers Coal Hill and Arab; with
twelve barges of coalln tow, Were ready to
leave for Cincinnati, but found the channel
so much obstructed at White's Dam, twelve
-miles below the city, by sunken coal
barges that they pbstponed their /departure
until there is ,more water. It is thought
the obstruCtions will be reinovedin the
course of a few days:
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The Maggie: Hays cleared for St. Louis
about noon yesterday with a very good
trip, havinu about all the freight she could
take, and quite a number of passengers.
The Ingomar, from Wheeling, and. Bay
ard, from Parkersburg, arrived and de
parted, and the 'Robt. Moore departed for
Portsmouth. • •
The Glendale arrived from St. Louis
about nine o'clock on Thursday night. She
was delayed some 'time at Steubenville,
where she put off about three hundredtons
of iron ore. •
Capt. Hare left the Gleiidale at Louis
ville on her reeent down trip; and took the
cars for New Orleans. He remained there
about eight days attending to private busi
ness, and then returned as he went, and
caught:his- boat at. Cincinnati on her way
back to Pittsburgh.
The St. Charles departed for Cincinnati
last ovening, and the St. Marys was to
have left Cincinnati on Thursday evening.
The McCullough had a very good trip out
from here on - ThUrsday. • .
The Wild Duckand Barges arrived on
Thursday night, and Capt. Ana*alt has
already commenced loading again for St.
Louis. •
The R. C. Gray was advertised to leave
Cincinnati for Pittsburgh on Fnday. and
the Armadillo left St. Louis for Pittsburgh
on Wednesday.
The Silver Lake from Pittsburgh to Fort
Benton, passed Cincinnati on Wednesday.
.The Silver Cloud, front Dubuque to Pitts
burgh, arrived at Cincinnati on Wednes
day. • -
The towboat Lake Erie, with nine barges
of coal in tow, passed Wheeling all right on
Wednesday.
The Westmoreland, front New Orleans,
artived . at Cincinnati on Wednesday.
.The Selma, which boat,it wilt De remem:
bared, was built here last antrimer . by Cap
tain Thomas Rogers, for the New Orleans
and Alabama River trade,was to have been
sold at Sheriff's sale at New Orleans on
Thursday. We 'regret to learn that she
has not been very 'successful in Southern
waters, and a change of ownership was
found necessary. - '
The Lorena is now. in turn for St. Louis,
and the Argosy is announced to leave for
Cincinnati on Wednesday.
' The Kenton, from St. Louis to' Pittsburgh
and the Leonidas, from Pittsburgh to St.
LouiS, ware at Evansville on Wednesday.
The towboat Panther, from New Orleans
to Pittsburgh, was at Cairo on Wednesday. '
The river business must be improving.
We noticed one of our captains sporting a
very handsome new overcoat yesterday.
.We thought that the most of our steam
boatmen were too hard up to indulge in
new clothes. Perhaps he got it on tick.
The Glendale, Capt. Hare, will at once
commence loading for St. Louis, as will
also.the Kate Robinson, Capt. Robt. Robin
son, for Cineinnatiand Louisville. -
The Mary Davage, which boat left here
on Thursday evening With her two barges
for St. Louis, met with an accident a short
distance below the city, whicli will detain
' her for a short time. In passii 6 , Over
White's Dam,, she came in contact with a
barge of railroad iron which sunk there the
other day,ismashin.g her wheel badly and
breaking three of her 'flanges. It is fortu
naute that the accident'. a-as .no worse,-
though it is bad enough.. The Davage will
have to be broUght back for repairs.
Capt. Campbell reports that the barge cf
railroad iron has.been raised and is out 'of
the way, but there are several sunken coal
barges still renialning.
Messrs. Ghriest tt, Efaslett i agents tbr the
:St. Marys,will receive any freight that may
offer.to-day at the Parkersburg wharfboet.
A St. Louis paper of Wednesday, says:
The opposition in the Keokuk trade took a
new phase yesterday, the JaSper having
been an 'offset to the Johnston's reduction
in the rate of passage, secured the services
• of a "band of blowers,''. four males and two
females, which, for some, hours previous to
the departure; delighted the crowd on the
levee with some very . sweet Music.
-Promptly at the hour both boats shoved
out and started swiftly on their voyage,
the gay Harry; as initial, leading in gallant
style, followed closely. by the Ja.sper with
hand playing and cannon firing. Quitei a
crowd of spectators assembled .at the, upper
end of the wharf to witness the departure.
We clip the following from the St. Paul
Press of the 18th: The steamer Ariel came
down from the 'Minnesota river Friday
morning, bringing 1000 sacks of wheat.
She made throe trips between New Ulm
and Mankato, bringing down wheat in
sacks and at Mankato empty - them in bulk
barges. The Mankate also arrived, bring
ing-two bulk barges, with an immense car
go of wheat and a large amount :of miscel
laneous freight,' The officers. of boats that
- come from the Minnesota report six . feet of
water more than low water stage. This
makes it in excellent , boating condition.
Other boats are expected from the Minne.i
sota soon with heavy cargoes of , wheat.
Rivers and' Weather.
[By Telegraph to the I'ltteburgh Gazete.)
LOUISVILLE ' April 24.--River falling
slowly, with Ofeet 66 inches in the canal by
mark. ' Weather cloudy with the , ther
mometer at 6.5 degrees. -
ST. Louts, April_24.—Wheather cloudy
and wet.
OXISEKEEPERS,
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. .
H lA4E. THE 114ITMEW,
QUEEN OF THEWASH-TUB.
A HOUSE CLEANER;' A CLoTIIES WASHER,:
A STAIN RESIOVER;.
A SPOT ERADICATOR; A COLOU - RESTORER;
. Cheaper Than Map. Sold In 'Bottles by all respect
'able Grocers. Indorsed by the first families of -Alle
gneny county. Manufactured by the
ggss MANUFACTURING: C 0... •
Office: No: 136 'WOOD,aTREET:-Pltuibitnrh.
ALLE6IIENY COUNTY
. •
'WORKHOUSE'
SEALED PROPOSALS min , be received until the .
25th hod., for LAIIN( BItIC i BY. THE THOU-
SAND, In accordance with the!RUA and enecifica
*lons Mud at • BAUR & MOSER S adieu, and under
the direction of the Superintendent.
- • " ' ORO. ALBREE. Secretary.
ap9:020. - . Wood edroot, corner 'Fourth.
JOSEPIX - S. FINCH '&, CO. • ' •
Non. 185 , 1 87,189,191,193 and 195..
FIRST 14TIMET, rrryfinUltUil,
$ minvr'AnTintrits, OF ,
Copper . Tire, ,jiyeL Whlikey.
MAO, dealers In FO4EpiN W;NF..S and LIQUORS,
HOPS. .
.
WIIIIPE LIME.
250 .131111110 wan% UM t
Warianted equal to any In market In store and '
ealet br . . ! -. , - ,
~ lititot.
KNoxi
mhl2unil bro; 3 23 .LIbeqttdreeti:Pl#eburgb,
o.,iiiiitik, OrniCniesiiii noir
, ,HAIII IVOItILEIt AND PHIL UAIRI4IIa. 91
o i l ythatzent.'enedonr n fr o n: rs 'Oo Pittsburgh: , -,
tiv - A i6 ws qintr 3 k.tr_fits, "Venue onta'•lN'Actle f4 l- Tieluil
;
i'w - rs 93,..UUA1(1 , ()JINNI& BRACELET*.
-i -- , --- # I t ' l l/eon Price In cash wul be g i ven tot
A Li d W i e si ti s l i g n . d gentlemen's lisle Cutting/ge e )
wU nested Miutaar. s
,
.
• '
EiTEA.3IEBOATS.
OR CINCINNATI.
THURSDAY PACKET-AT 12 m
The new and splendid side-wheel steamer
J. N. M'CULLOUCH,
G. D:MOORE
D. MOORE ...
i t
The above elegant side-wheel 'steamer will leave
regularly - :14 announced, ' cone ting at Cincinnati
with Facßets and Railroads to L uisville, Nashville..
Memphis,' New 'Orleans and St. olds. Also to the
Upper Miasissippi and Mlseourt rivers. r • ' -
Freight or passengers -recelpted through either by
rail or river. , ' . -
Especial attention
given to Orders and Way
Business. -.
For freight or passage apply .ion hoard or to
JAS. COLLINS._ A &e id g
CHAS. ilAltrsi,„ES. •
ariM
.Foriirarding and CommiSsion Merchants,
AND GENERAL
STEAMBOAT ACENTS,
Cor. Market and Water Sts., Pittsburgh.
We are the authorized agents for the "NORTH
WESTERN UNION PACKET , COMPANY," be
tween St. Louis and St. Paul; also for the "ST.
LOUIS Es QUINV.Y PACKET COMPANY." •
Freights RECEIPTED THROUGH by either of
the above lines at the LOWEST HATES. Shippers
entrustin:; goods to our care can rely on baring
them handled with care and delivered with dispatch.
We are also agents for steamers to Cincinnati,
Louisville; Memplas, New Orleans, and all other
points on the Western waters. ap:R
CINCINNATI
NJ.
=Wit
PACKET LINE.
For Wheeling, Marietta, Parkersburg,
Pomeroy, Galliopolis, Big Sandy,
Ironton, Portsmouth, Mays!!lie and
Cincinnati. . ' •
ST. MARYS.....
MONDAYS, 5 P. M
IZMEMEM
FRIDAYS, 5 P. M
Ttte abate elegant side-wheel steamers will leave
regularly us announced, connecting at Cincinnati
with Packets anti Railroads to Louisville, Nashville,
Memplils,,NewOrienns and tit. Louis. Also to the
Upper Mississippi and "Missouri rivers.
Freight or passengers reeelpted through either by
Tall or river.
Especial attention given to Orders and Way linsir
neas. BARNES & COLLINS*
app UIfUIEST &
PITTSBURGH,
- wirEELniu,
Marietta and Parkersburg Line.
Leave CoMpany"s Wharfboat,itbot of Wood street,
I=il33ME4
MONDAYS AND TI-lURSDAYS.
J. N. McCULLOUGH GEO. D. 3toonE, Master
TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS,
BAYARD A. S. SBErBEnn, Master
WEDNESDAYS - AND SATURDAYS.
GREY EAGLE C I BRENNAN:Master.
Freight will be received at nil Lours by
npG JAMES * COLLINS, Agent.
ALLEGHENY un - Ett , "gmt
PACKET LINE leaves every•
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
At 3 o'clock P. u., trol) the foot of lriPhi street
Tills line is composed of the following boats:
IDA REES No. 2, E. 127.E5, Ma . ..iter, W. F. STEW
ART, Clerk.
,
GO DON,; A. I). Itus-
ECHO co. 3. E
SELL,. Clerk. .
The above Boats were built ei - pressly for the trade,
have superior accommodations and attentive °Ul
cers. 1111124
PIITTSBURGII AND ST.
r. r i at
Louis ISAI:GE CO.—Fo Sr.ST.
VU IS. -The
WILD DUCK BAlMEs....rapt. .1. W. A NAWALT.
TIIURSDAii, APRIL 30Th.
For freight apply on hoard or to
CII AS. BARNES. 1
ap`...4 JAS. COLLINt , :. , Agellt.3.
FOR St." LOUIS, DU- , : ti p .
UQUE, ST. PAUL, and the
i l D mediate ports, In connection with, the North.
urn Line.—The tine passenger steamer
LORENA. Capt. Sam. SHUMAN,
Will Icavc for-the above and all Intermediate ports
SATURDAY, 25th inst.-16 P. N.
. For freight Or panaatte apply Ott board or to
I .101lN FLACK.
apt. 0r..1. 1 COLLINGWOOD. Agetita.
AEGULAR WEDNESz i dE i t
DAY PACKET !FDIC CINCLN-
A I.—The fine atc a filer
Alia()Sy emit VANDRItOriI PT
Clerk. leaves Pittsburgh for Chichi:
hat! every WEDNESDAY. at noon.
' C. DAHNFS.
JAS. COLLINS, }Agents.
JOHN FLACK.
OR CINCINNATI AND
LOCISVILLE.—The atwitter
KATE ROBINSON cant. ROD?. /101.IINSON,
Will leave as above on
mkt
WEDNES , PAY. APRIL 29-4 r.
For freight or pasintire apply on board or to
JOHN FLACK.
ap2s .1. IL' COLLiN4WOOD, Agents;
OR .ST. LOUIS, KEO
TK D sidWit
KI. ALELA, DUBUQUE
A '1) . 'ST. PAUL.-The tine steamer
GLENDALE J. IL liatrz, Master,
Will leave as above announced on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29th;
For freight or passage apply on board. . apin
G.
THE. GREAT
ARABIAN PHYSICIAN
FM
EASES IN ALL ITS FORMS.'i
P.
0.293 Liberty 'Street.
Office,
TE ENTRANCE ON GARRISON
mb26:1241
or Purl,'
QECURITY AND COMFORT FOR
•
THE TRAVELING COMMUNITY.'
Lr.B..i: pTqs.!-.'sAFF4,FA.-.JAGET,
Car Heater and Moderator,
FOr Li3IOHE E. AND. ROT AIR FLUES,. dispensing
With the use' of Stoves and Fires' In or about the
Passenger or Baggage Cars, with the attachment to
graduate the heat to any temperature that may be
desired without the possibility of firing the car or
catato which the 'Jacket may be attached.
Having obtained of the United States Letters Pat
out for a Safety Jacket which Is warranted to resist
the most Intense beat that may be , tulpiled to it In
'the position and purpose for which it 13 Intended.
It is A sure protection from accidents by fire, origl.
tinting from defective flues, or . where iron plpes are
used as conductot s for. smoke Or; heat: It 13 appli
plicable to all pip tng that may become overheated,
and is warranted to give perfect satisfaction wham
wood or other combustible material may be' placed
in Mose proximity thereto. I. am now ready , te ap
ply my invention to stores, dweliings, factories,
ships, , steambm.ts, railroad cars,' &e., wherever
pipes as conductors are_ made dangerous hy being
overheated and security deslsed: I will sell, on ap..
lineation. rights to , manufacture or to use the !above
invention; also, territorial lieu, to such as may
wish to engage in settling prlv.leges, either by State
or comity.
s igrOtllce at the "NE pLus ULTRA. PAINT
WORKS," Corner of Morris street and the -Allegho.
lay Valallailroad, Ninth Ward, Pittsburgh, la.
i Alurunderalirried , hag Intr
O GLASS mAxurAcTiultEns
.01 t. thepaip' aftiv eololtra oil . • . • . . :
-';' • . • COLLMT: PlYt 131.1t1.
ststarod fiat mole itgelt.!
m rlow propored to Poradsli IC lit any ounittlty to
tote whilltag , to biroonfialtis' superior article. - .Di
ag 4/119°8 Ylte•ttgo or tllla.Clau. 3ifthavo are t i
MtigiCrj,t r ..l. 4l al wo. ba il ey° inn ea It li tun..
- t r • .dll any 44 Cul market, we having,
!attouradian a trap. atan af MK,. litC..lll. tittd TISrl ,
lsosrtllo, ~ W 4-Wilt famish faculties fur the progorr
lion of theitalzturu of this Ci t y to pe.raont porohns
lag. The Olay le ground and moulded lo lump* fur
gallium'. .
DITIIIIIIIOE dt HON.
von Pitt 4.3 lass Works . ,
Waaltlugtou Strout, Pltlisburglt, Pa.
WARING AND .KING, •
Commtsslon Merchants and Brokers In '
Petroleum and its Products,
DALZELL'S BUILDING, DUQUESNE,WAY, •
PrefSBURGB, PA..:
•
PBILA.DELPHIA ADDRESS,
Commander
.....
TAcK BROTHERS, •
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
•
' A ND DEALERS IN
Petroleum and. its Products.
Pittsburgh oftIee—DALZELL' BUILDING, cor
ner of Duquesne Way and. Irwin streets.
Phtladelphla ORlce-1.27 WALNUT ST.,
apt:wall • •
JACOB WEAVER, Jr. X. CO.,
Oil Commission Jobbers,
No: 3 DUQUE:4N . * WAY, will buy and sell Crude
and Relined Oils, Lubricating, Tar, Benzine and
Cooperage. Our longexperience In the Petroleum
trade enables 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 011 s for sale
are cordially invited to bring their samples.
apflmN • •
H. M. LONG & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
PURE WHITE BURY LNG . OIL,
Brand--"LUCIFEB."
(Mice, No. 2 Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh.
T. C. SWEENY, Master
J. C. DEFFITII...C. A. HEM:NV...W. 11. WHITEHEAD
SOHO OIL WORKS.
Manufacture and have for sale all kinds of
LUBRICATING OILS.
No. IST. CLAIR STREET.
BUFFUM. KEHEW & CO.
C. A. -DRAVO, Master.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
31. STEELE
Air STEELE & SON,
COntila9Bio7l Merchants,
AND DEALERS IS
FLOUR, GIVAINC, FEED, ace.
No. 95 OHIO STREEI • near East Common,
ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.
HASLET'''. Agents.
=Ea
JAMES 13. MEANOR,
MEAIiOR Si, HARPER,
FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE
COMMISSION NEEI3,CI - I_A_INIPE4
329 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSI3LBIBIL
Cot Solicited.
Es—. 7. G. 3liirtin, Cashier Mechanics'
National Bank; J.. S. Dilworth & Co., It.. T. Ken
nedy & Bro. 3a31:124
FETED. KEIL
KEIL 5; RICHART,
FLOUR, ORA'S, SF.EDS, 3.11 LL FEED. &c.. Ste
349 Liberty St., Pittsburgh,
my21:1):17
L J. BLANCHARD,
ALES. 81 . 11ANF J B. 4.2.4E.E
-MCBANE & ANJER, . .
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Dealers In Pl.OOl GRAIN and PRODUCE GEN
ERALLY No. 14-1. WATER STREET, above
Smithfield, Pittsburgh. Jes
FETZER fr., ARMSTRONG, -.
.•
. .
. • . .
FORWARDING AND CONND3BI . ON NEBOHASTS,
For the sale of Flour, Grain, Bacon; Lard, Rutter.
Seeds. Dried Fruit. and Produce generally, No. 16.
.11ARKET STREET. corner of First, Pittsburgh.
fe22:uS
OILS.
_ 'WARING, KING & CO,
127 Walnut Street.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
No. 395 PENN STREET
QUOMAKER & LANG, Whole
kj sale dealers In Groceries, Flour, Orain, Pro
duce, Provisions, Fish, Cheese, Salt.• Carbon . Oil,
&c., Nos. 1721 and 174 WOOD STREET, near
Mberty strect;Pittaburgh. Pa. • - n08:n55
Jells nuese......EDW. HOUSE WM. tt. nottar..
tiTOHN L DOUSE & BItO Sue.
CCS5Orli to JOHZ , I I. HOUSE &CO - .; Wholesale
'Jeers and. Commission 3terehants. Corner of,
Smithfield and Water Streets. Pittshargh, Pa.
_.
BIDDLE, No. Via LIBERTY
• STREET, Pittsburgh, Pa., Commission Mer
e mot. t.and W holesale Dealer in Country Produce,
Groceries and Pittsburgh Manufactures. Cash ad
vanced on Consignments, and paid for Produce gab
erally, _ men
_
ROUT. KNOX... ANDREW KNOI
KNOX ' & SON, CONIMISSIO?
s m - EitcilANTS and dealers In-FLOUIt, GRAIL
IDA, FEED:miI PRODITCE GENERALLY, Sc
79 DIAMOND, opposite City Lien, Allegheny City
Mita
PAT.CRA W FORD, COMMISSION
• MERCHANT IN PIG METAL, • BLOOMS,
0 tEi 'WROUGHT SCRAP IRON, FIRE BRICK
AND CLAY, cc. Warehouse and Office, Nos. 366
and 368 PENN STREET. Storage furnished.
Consignments Solicited: oc3
T
ITTLE, ' BAIRD • &- • PATTON,.
Wholesale Grocers, Commission Merchants and
scalers in Produce. Flour, Bacon, Cheese, Fish,
Carbon and Lard Oil, Iron, Netts, Glass, Cotton
Yarns and all Pittsburgh Manufactures generally,
112 and 114 SECOND STREET, Pittsburgh.
T. B. CANFIELD' & SON, COlOl.
ej • misstos FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
anti Wholesale Dealers In Western Deserve Cheese.
Butter, Lard, Pork, Daeon, Flour, Fish, Pot and
Pearl Ashes, and Oils, Dried Fruit and Produce
generally, Nos. 144 and 140 }Witt street, Pitts
burgh.
A. WALLACE.
•
HIPTON&WALLACE,WHOLE
SALE (7 ROCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS,
a. 6 SIXTH STREET. l'lttsbursch. . tal:LrsB
O FFI C'E OF TUE TREASGEEIC 'OF ALLEGHENY CO.,
PITTSIIITEGII. April lit, 1868. $
IN PURSUANCE of the 21st Sec-
Bon of an Act. relating to Allegheny county. ap
proved the Ist day of May. 1861, and of the amend
ment to said' section, approved the 30th day of
March, 1866, 1 hereby give notice that the Dupli-'
eaten of the several Wards. Boroughs and Town
ships WILL 13E OPEN and 1 will be preparedbto
receive the
County, State, Poor, Work-house and
Bounty Taxes, for 1868.
On and after the Ist day of May. 1488, said taxes
can be paid at this (Mee until the Ist, day of August,
With a
Deduction of Fire Per Cent. DiOconnt
for prompt payment. to any persons paying the
WHOLE AMOUNT of their taxes.
There will he no deduction allowed during the
month of August, There will be TEN PElt CENT._
ADDED to all taxes remaining unpaid on the let
day. of September, ,1868..
J. F.:DENNISTON,
Tabgimiitt - Treheuirer of Allegheny County.
'W
110 BU ILDERS'AND ' CONTRA-
CseaIed Proposals Übe reeelved by the Heard of
School Directors, of the Fifth Ward. of the Ulty of
Allegheny, up to the 30Tit DAY OF APRIL, for
Building a PubliC School House
in said ward. Plaits and sPeettleations can be seen
'at'the Miles' of Messrs. -UMW it MOSER,,Nos. 2,5: 4
St. Char street, Pittsburgh.
The Directors reserve the right of rejecting any
or all bids, and requiring security for the faithful
'performance of the contract.'", • '
Address the undersigned, at No. 10 Si. Clair St.,
or Ilex 313, rittnburgh O,- marking 7`Propo.
sal*" on otiVe of envelopes.,
_ y order-of the Board.
MEMO
eMtMIUEiMM=
gIITICSBURGII4 &.
' 3tANCIIIISTEIt PASSENGEII IZAILWXY
NOTICE.7I`OII'B.IT;E,ote LEASE, that port or
the Itallway,of said Cosuintny extending froialthe
lower line of their property on Strawlwrty Lam,.
Mellor°. to*rualtlp. doirwtO the terminus at Woods'
]tun.. Parties, wishing to liorellase or, icase the.
nbore itescrihOol part of , skid Railway will end):
within ten dna front the Roth Wet., nc 110 prOPOOa ,
trill Uu entertained- after thu 4th day of litufprox•
l'iolitu.ala to he handed to the underalgned.• • ,
S. 11:
•
$ $ Superlvendon!,:nroterta.‘:
.No. 23 St. Glatt* St ! , r-/trEbarito...
§ 111;11.' IitINES.ARei shall, in a,
ate , ..tigent to lidlveri'?#l,lfniragee.
olulAtio, to duvelope ten Altroroni % t at miners
Or 0; illeeovured And 'lntuited ny • elttleri:,l l l ‘ o
And altuatnd ;Inthiuntir /kik before
Itlelntenuod to vivo them thy t o hutt flys. rum.,
moths tto. the, exputtott vf..ore g tlg i gi t the tompany'
ottlnery, ,to.- Nut thts Amount ot the
hero tletermittial to sell a um/ lasers
Liu the
stock at rate which' will
unto footing as the rleg lac o a tl P _th.em.l o -vo-a.t . .ror
full particulars apply to . iTairfigf i tnvii ., t.
full
. . . .
RAILROADS: - 1
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pITTSBUR - 9I andWagieggi
CON N ELLSWILLE R. R.
.' -
On and after TITURSDAT, March StIW 1866
trains will arrive at and depart from the Depot, cor
net of Grant and-Water streets, a.s follows:
Depart. Atirlse
to and from ITniont'n. 7:00 A. M.- 6:00 P.
-MCKCC6pOrt AccOMMOdt . n.ll:oo‘A. ' 511:05 P. M.
E.X. to and from Uniont'n. 3:00 P., /0:00 A. Ma i 7!:
West Ne m
wton Accomod'n 4:30 P. M. 8:35 A. M.
Braddock's Accommodat'it 6:15 r. M.. 1%3Q P. M.
Night Ace. to McKeesport.lo:3o r. at. 6:49 A. M.
Sunday Church Train to and
from West Newton 1:00 r. sx. 10:00 A. M.
For
tickets apply
Q - rOITT. Super-Inter:dm
• arliaig—
W. B. STOTTT.Superilitendent. MC , . Agent.
mll5
1868.
- -
PITTSBURGH. FORT WAYNE & CHICAGO R.
W.. AND CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH It. It.
From January 19th, 1868, trains will leziVe from
and arrive at the Union Depot, north side, city
time, us follows:
•
Leave. ' Arrive.
Chicago Ex .... 2:13 a m i Chicago Ex... 2i43 am
Cleveland Ex.. 2:13 a at:Cleveland Ex. 2'143 a m
Erie & Ygn JPI • 0:13 a miChicagoEx.... /008 a m
Cl. & 6:28e ncWheeling Ex. MOS am
Chicago Mall.. 6:58 ata ; Chicago Ex.... 1:53 pm
Chicago Ex—. -9:43 a m CI. & Wil`g Ex 4:03 pm
Cl. Ex. . Erie I:Yg•rt Ex 6:13 pm
via Youngc n 9:43 a MCli Maga Ex.. . 6:08 p m
Cl. & WICK' Ex. 2:13p nt!Cl. &WICg Pit 7:OBPM
Chicago Ex._ 2:28p m Pitts. & Cl. Ex. It •
Wh. & Erie Ex. 4:3Bpm; .via Yognst'u. 9219 pm
Depart from Allegheny. , Arrice in dileafitu.
N. Brigt'n Ac. 8:58 a mIN. Brigcn Ac. 7:03 aM .
Leetsdale " 10:13.a m. N. Wl:gra " 9:28 a m
64 • 6,1.
11:03 m " 608 aWI
Rochester " I:33pm New Castle " 10:13 a m
Wellsv'e Ace.. 3:43p m!Leetsdalc " 9:13 am
Leetsdale Acc. • 4:15 pin • " t:113
pm N. Itrigt`n " . 5:3g p m N.llrigt`n " 2:43 m
N. " . 6:2Bpin Leetsdale " 4!:23 pm
Leetsdale " • 10:43 pm " " 7:28 pm
2:28 p. m. Chicago Ex-1 10:50 a. m. Llehlcago
press leaves daily. Express arrives daily.
jays F. It. MYERS, General Ticket Agent:
ITTSBURGEI,
COLUMBUS E CINCLN-
ATI It. B.
CHANGE of TIME.—On and after Stf - NDAY,
December Ath, 1867, trains will leave anti:ive at
Union Depot, as follows. Pittsburgh time: ..
Depart. ~, , ire.
Mail Express 2:15 n. in. 3:55 p. in.
Fast Line 9:40 n. in. 7:05 p: in.
Fast Express 2:50 p. in. 10 55 a. in.
Mixed Way 6:10 a. m. 656 p. m.
McDonald 's Acc'n, No. 1.. 11:10 a. m. 210 p. m.
Steubenville Accommod'n. 3:55 p. in. 0:80 a.. m.
McDonald's Acc'n, No. 2„. 5:10 p. m. 8' on. m.
- SPECIAL NOTlCE.—Sunday Express leave et 2:50
Tn
p. ~ arriving in Cincinnati at 6:30 a. mi : j he next
.i.
morning.
' Church Train leaves Sunday at 12:55 p. ii
The 9:40 a. in. Train leaves daily, Stir
Monday excepted,. arriving'. in ClneinnatV
the same evening. S HOUES IN ADVA:
ALL OTHEWROUTES:
/ErNo change of cars between rittstnn
Cincinuatt, and BL IT ONE change to St/
Cairo. and the principal points West and So
When purchasing tickets be sure and,'
office of the . .]
Pittsburgh,
.Columbus & Cincinnati
=
E N N S Y LIVANLIL
-V CENTRAL RAILROAD.
n and' after October 6th. 18674 Trail
.D
rive at and depart from the Union epot,,
Washington and - Liberty streets, as folloW i
Arrive. , "• - DeparPj
Mall Train.... 1:20 a MDay Express.. ;4:00 a; m
Fast Line 1:50 a MWall's No. 1.. , 16:30 a m
Wall's No. 1... 6:20.a m.Mail Train 13:20 a m
Winton No. 2. 7:60 a in; Wall's No. 2.. f 0:50 a m
Wall's No. 2.. 8:50 a m.Cincinuati Ex 11:15 am
Cincinnati Ex. 9:10a m' Wall's No. 3.. 11:30 a m
Johnstown Ac. 10:15a rrilJohnstown Ac. , 21:50 pm
Phila. Express 1:50 p m Wall's No. 4.. 3:3o.roirt
.Wall's No. 3... 1:30 pm Phila. Expres. ;4:10 pm
Wall's No. 4. 2:50 p m Wall's No. 5.. 4:50 pm
Wall's No. 5.. 5:50 pm Wall's No. 6.. .i'6:os pm
Wall's No. 6.. 7:00 pm Fist Line , 7:20p m
Altoona Acc'n . Wall's No. 7.. 1.0:50 pro
and Emigrant
' Train 10:30 pml l
The Church Train leaves Wall's Stadt
Sunday at 9:15 a. m., reaching Pittsbargli I
a. in. - Returning. leaves Plttsbargli atilt'
and anis :s at 15 all's Station :it 2:00 p iiii
"Cincinnati Express leaves dally.: Alf oil
daily except Sunday. il
Philadelphia Express and the Altoona Accommo
dation and Emigrant Tram arrive daily. Cincinnati
Express arrives daily except Monday.;, 11 other
' • trains daily exce p t Sunday. . !il
For further information apply to. . . !
W. H. BECKWITIq
. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company wil
seine any risk fur Baggage, except for wed
parel, anti limit their responsibild y to One . I
Dollars In value. All Baggage exceeiL
amount in value will be at the risk of the 0
less taken by speDlal ctrt.
w E on DW ac AR DIL WILLI:
oe9 General Superintendent, AltOM
....
=
Mit!MSM!
IXTESTERti PENN-Rwl=='
y v RAIL- •
ROAD.—On and after November 1, 1861.,1the • Pas-
Fenger Trains on the Western Pennsylvania
road will arrive at and depart from. thti Fedaml.
Street Depot. Allegheny City, as follows: 1 -11
Arrive. Depart. ! •
SintrptOg No.l 6:25 nm' , 11:50 a m
Freeport No. 1 8:15 ain Freeport No. 1 1 :40:05 a m
Express 10:10 a mlSharpirg No.111:20 am
Sharph•g N 0.2 1:25 pmlExpress 11:50 pin ,1
Freeport No. 2 4:15 p m l Harmcrv'e Ad,13:55 pm
Mall 6:05 p mlFreeport No. 2 1 !.16:05 p m
Harmerv'e Ac 7:10 p mlSharph'g ' pM,
A boye trains run dMIY except Sunday.i - li
The Church Traih leaves
_Allegheny...l:Met. every
Sunday at 7:40 a. tn., reaching Allegheny City at
0:50 a. in. Returning. 'leaves Allegheny City at".
1:20 p. tn. and arrive at Allegheny ,Juncti at 9:45,
p. m.
COMMUTATION TICKfiTS—For sale in packages of
Twenty, betweeni,Allegiiety City, Chtttittt street, • 1
-Berr's 4 'Bennett, ine Creek, Ell:Maud Sttypsburg,
and good only on the trains stopping at Snitions ape.-
dried on tickets.
The train leaving Allegheny City at 6:50 a. M.
makes direct connection at Freeport witliNValker'a
line of Stages for Butler and HanualastoWit. -
Through tickets may be purchased at ;the Office..
No. 3 St. Clair street: near Snspensioti Bridge,
Pittsburgh. aud at the Depot, Allegheny Clty. •
For further information apply to ' I -
-JAMES LEFFERTS,',Agent,
• Federal Street Depot:
The Western Pennsylvania ltaliroad will not aa-I
same any - rlsk for Baggage, except fork earing ap
parel,-and limit ;het. responsibility to Otill Hundred -
Dollars in value. ' All baggage exceeding this.
amount in value trill be at the risk of tbe 0 1 / 4 rner, un- -
teas taken by special contract. I
• EDWARD B. WItLIAMS,
des . General Superintendent, AltoOna- ra.
Q Al-0 KY • lllLLaggigM
IJ ROIITE.
UNION PACIFIC RAIL
The SHORTEST AIM MOST RELIABL
from the East to all points In
Colorado, Nevada;
California, Utah,
Two Trains Mayo State Line and 'keavensvorth
daily, (Sundays excepted,) on the arrivaliof trains of
Pacific Railroad from St. • Louis, and Hannibal and
St. Jo Railroad. from Quincy, connectlag at Law
rence, Topeka and- Wamego with stages for all
points In Kansas. At end of track west of Ella
worth with thy UNITED STATES EXPRESS COM
PANY'S DAILY LINE OF OVERLAND MAIL
AND EXPRESS COACHES FOR
( •
IDEN VIER; SALT' "I" • A "TE-R; •
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And all Points in the Territories,
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• Iv,
And with SANDERSON'S l'Ri-WEEKLY LINE of
COACHES for Fort Union, Bent's Fort, Tess, Albu
querque, Santa and all points In FAriZOllk and
New Mexicb. ,
With the_ reeen _ additions of rolling . stook sad
equipment and the arrangements made with re
sponsible Overland Transportation - Lines from its
western terminus, this road now offeri unequalled
facilities for the transmission of frelghrlto Tar
Tickets for sale at all the 'principal *faces in the
United States and Canada&
Be sure and as for tickets ria ¢1 E SMOKY
HILL UNION, PACIFIC ,RAILWAY,
EASTEID‘ • .1 \ ISIQti. 1 , !1
A. ANDERSON,
• General Superlhtendent.
J. 11 WEBRTER,
•
oeneralyreight and 'Floget Agent
NOTICE TO O _ its 0*
*
DRA IS) &e
. . .
giv_en to a till' l birneira of Drays, • •.
burgh r resident or
non-resident in tne City of Pitt,,to pay the
C l' ill, ic e e oP i ria h g e e r s e ‘ b iluggies , e.,
jAcenses at the Treasurers. Office of the Eltr of
Plttsburgb "In 'accordance' with an •
Act m. Assembly, approved March 30th , . 1860. and
and of
Ordinance of ' the -Counbils• of ;the* City , of
Tittsburgh, passed Aprlll6, 1880. ,
All Licenses not paid on'or befOre NSA" 15 1888,
will be placed -in the hands of Chief o fPolice
for collection, subject to his fec•of 50 cents for the '
collection thereof and all persons whoa neglecter ;
refuse to take out Licenses will be Subject tea pen-
alty, to bo- recovered before , theMaydt, double, the •-
amount of the License. .t. •
Tho old metal plates of preylous Years, must be re..
turned at the time, Licenses are taken out, or pay ~
H 5 cents therefor.. :; • i•
RATES OF LICENSE: , •
Each One Horse :Vehicle• ' • Ito li•-•-•
Each Two Horse " - ' ' ' lsloor
Erect Your Horse • • • ",.4::::115-00--''i
,Eaoti Two Horse Hack ,r
by
oft
omnib uses and Timber Wheels driart b r Ari r o
Horses, Eighteen Dollars each. - For cub a do.
Donal Horse, used in any of thenboye truckle
Dow,. BAJWIF*I. ALLINDERv
Yrrrasinum, February 114 11411. .cartTreasnrei.
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PAN HAI'iDLE ROUTE.
UNION DEPOT, (SOUTH SIDE.)
M I). MOTHEILSPAUGH,Ttekert
S. — F.'SCULL, General Ticket AO
JOHN 0. MILLER:. Gen. French('
Eastern Division.
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Oregon.
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