Financial Matters in New., York.
Gold Closed at 1387/A139.
(By Telegiaphlii the Pittsburgh Gizette.l
NEwi Yomr,'Aprll 27, 1568..
GOLD AND. MONEY. . ,
Money easy with but'a moderate demand
freely met . at 6(7 per'cent on call: The
banks are diSconnting to en t sitoiners at 7,
and on the street the best mercantile paper
passes at 7aB per cent. Sterling dull at
1 09W110. Gold , Opened heavy at 138 X,
but" Strengthened to . 139 . 1/4, falling again to
138'4, and closing at 138, 7 %@139, under Treas
nip sales and free tiffersifr.om other parties.
• - • •• GOVERNMENTS
opened firm, and' though somewhat irreg
ular during the - day closed strong, particu
larly for 7-308, 10-40 s and 5-25 s of 'Mend
1867. Henry " Clews ft Co. furnish the' n
nexed. 4-30 quotation Cenpons 1881, 113®'
11334; do; . 1862 r 112®11234; do. '64, 110y,®
11034; , d 0..: '65,- 11034®110 1 ,4. do. new, 10834
14 , 108%r do. 'B7, 109%®1093.4; 10-40 s, '102;4
®102%; 7-30 s -, 107%®10734. The - Gentians
were free buyers of the l 62 and old '65 cou
pons, and a 'large business . was ddne ih
nearly all the others tar home; investment.
Border State Bonds" are more actiVe and
higher; Missouris, ' 87%; new Termemees;
67%. and old do,' 0:. Express shares higher.
The Railway Market was . bilOratit ' and
active•witha marked advent() throughout
the list. New York CentraVtonthedV 130% ,
and Erie 73, on reports that Drew ladle:
ken from Vanderbilt A iaritS' . RTOORIR of
stock at 75. Report else • Says"' the capit al' stock of the Central is to be doubled and.
the bonded debt•vamielled. - - An improVe-
ment is :marked in' Toledo, Port W#4lo;
Northwestern preferred and' ' Chicago"dr Al
ton. E The market dosedactiVethongha tri-•
fie off under relilikationit. - ''' '• • • - • -
At 5:30 P. M.' pricers Were as follows;'' Cunt:-
2 ,
berland; 4; at.,
Wend:Ex- .
press' 4 ®W%; , 'Arnericint,', 6234 ® &334 i
Ad v, y, €4644- United'fitatee,'63®B34;,
Merehantry'32,4433l o Qtalekilliver,' 26%@1'
26%; Mariposa, 5%®7 1 ; Padific Mall, 9334®
93%r; (Atbnitits, 31%'; -, Westeirr Union, ' 37®
3734;' New -York Central, '129g®12934;
Erie; 72VA7234 ; Erie Preferred, 74' @743;;
Hudson, 138q®1394 1 , Harlero,• ' 1'2.1®127;
Reading; 91 ®9114!; :Wabash,' 51%®52; Wa
bash Preferred, 71(4;74: St. 'Paul, 63%®64;
Fort , Wayne,. 1043(®104% ; Ohio and . -Mis
siesippi, 313/@31.3/ ; Hartford and Erre,-15 ;
Michigan Central; 115@115%;
.114chigan .
Sodthern, 90%9054; Illinois Central, 144®
145 r , Pittaburgh;,B3%®B4; Toledo,' 1053 4 ;
Rock Island, 9334®03%; ;ti - orthWestern'62®•
432 y, ; do preferreda'4 l / 8 ®74%;-Chicago and
Alton, 12834; Cleveland, tar* ,Ashtabula,
165%; Columbio;'los. . . ,
. , .. .
.?tisibisk
Quiet . ; Cor3-41en;-b • 'i:piartz Hili, 105®110.
13 713-TREASYTRY' TRAICBACTION3. ,
•
• Receipts in — Sub-Treasuiy,,, $3,789,904
Paynients,l2,34B,B96"l Balance;sloB;269,B3l:
• .• . • • •
New York Produce Market.
("Sy Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gbiette•)
Nsw April 27.—Cotton opened
rather . more steady, and closed quiet at
abOut previous prices ; sales 4,200 bales -at
.33a533.4c for middling uplands; chiefly • • at
33c, closing quiet at that_ price. Flour- r re-,
ceipts 4,3l6'bbls'; market dull, 'and prices
without clunige ; common :drooping; T sales
8,00 California flour quiet and un
changed ; sales 550 sacks. Rye. fl our firm;
saleS46o bbls at $13,50a10. Corn meal in
moderate rektiest nalea.6oo bbls. at
.$5,90
for western. 'Whisky noniinal. Receipts
of wheat 4,590 bush ; . market firm with a
moderate export, demand and a limited
home trade'; sales 25,5pffhush at .$2,60a2,63
for ITO. 1 spring in Store and afloat ;
$2,5,5.N0. 2 do delivered- $2,46 No. 2 do . .to
arriVe $5,15 for:white Ca lifornial afloat, and
13,25 for white Michigan. . Rye steady; sales
800,bushels steady . at ,$228 and 5,200 bush.
unsound at $2,20. - Barley quiet; sales 25,-
000 bushels Canada west at $2,25- BirleY
Malt steady; sales 2,400 bushels State at
$2,23. Receipts of Corn 28,549 bushels;' dull
and-heavy at lac 11,Wer; sales 48,000 bush.
at - $1,11a1.163e newmixed western alloatat
$1;16Ne1,17;"‘; small parcels 'choice at _§l;l6
and sales in stoke at $1;14.a1,15 Tor white
Western and southern p. Receipts -of Oats
6,000 bushels; market riiiti* sales 27,000
bushels at
.85a852i for Western at railroad
. depot and 863; do afloat. Stock in wire-;
house Wheat, 385,087 bushels;, Corn, 1,-
062,86 bushels; Dats,'s2o,oo7ntishels; Malt,
4,797 bus; peas, 537 bils. Rice quiet. Coffee
firm. Sugar steadyi with sales of 500 hhds
Cuba. at 103ial2c. Molaitses• steady, with
sales of 100 .hhdsnt 480 for 'Cuba, and 70c
for Porto • Rico. Hops quiet. Petroleum
steady t at, 12 3 ic for *tide, and 27 Kg fot.re
fined bohded. l oPeifed . ftrmet' and
closed dull< and ; lower; sales of 3,050, bbla
at $28,50a29,10 for, new , lsess, closing .at
$26,62 cash; $27,37a27,75 for old do, closing;
at $27,50 cash; $23,90a23,50 for Prime - ,425.00.
a 25,50 for prime.messL also,. 1,250 bbls new
mess„ at; IPe 9 '
.0a29 , 3 7 , seller, :
June. Beef
steady, with sales .of 450 hblaat $15,00a20,50.
new plain mess; R 6,5022475 for new extra
mess;, also 150,tierces $36e38,50 for prime
mese;. $11a43,80, for India mess. Beef hams
nominal. - Cut meats steady; sales: , of 290
pucka - gen at 13a1334e for shoulders; 17a1835c
forhams middled'qUiet and se
t .flrale
40: boxe s long clear at 16p21. Lard: quie
arid'', steady; ' sales .0 so bbis,otigalt3go -
'
Butler quiet at 20a40C for Ohio, and' 50a53c
for State. Cheese firm at 13a17e; Freights
to 'Liverpool quiet and unchanged.
IwrEsT, SP. M:-J-Fictur closed dull and
heavy for low :grades; steady for medium
and 'good grades. Wheat, ateady with only
limited supply t and ',moderate export , de
mand. Rye, irregular and unsettled; retal
sales at f5 2 2 2 4 2 1 2 at Qatti,e , dtall 84;4050,f0r
Western in store. Qom, beavp, $1,13a1,16
for'new mixed Weatern afloat; and 81,15 i
1,15' for. old' mixed Western' in store.
Pork, Joliet:: Sales' of 250 bbls now mess
$28,50 bash, and 52 buver, to ';May 15th at
829. Beef, steady, with moderate clemarid,
Cot meats Brm, with fair .iiiquiry: Rdeon,
quiet • and, unchanged. Lard, quiet at 18,14,41
18.3‘for•faik to'prime steam and gettle-ren
dered., Eggs, moderately aetiva at 23a24e.
• ••••,- • • - -Cineiniati t illarket.
insleieigikitliii the rittsborahtlizetted ,
oati'aß_AT filwith
;41 1 41:/gat1145 0. Wheat he d • More I y;b
he demand
is ,uot setive;., red minter at 2,igis2;7o'r gobs'
in,:gotid demand Kith Ugh* supply; at Ma&
for ear; shelled is held at iktit9&. ,, ,l4oits -1140
atlfitial toe No::1;'. nnielle*belniVAol4olji
rate)%af• the. Close. •,Ertped.;
,ate c ''.4aking• 14450:410o '
and- 1
0 51,.... - To!.uzix> thin invd,
m d Iver s r:ligitiD d o
Provision market pnerally'litioyatit.v-lri
tetato s 44.ll atOsacie,, - ; Eggs in 'god d4,4;. ( 1,
at. 210: rotatoeictirm at $1,86, per- Intolnd •
e. 3,6053,75 per bbl on arrival. clover arid
TimeglY Pa o o 4 i 3 Pf hs ' l treTtatiilike-mer
pound, the fatter n
,per ni x
stied f2P.502,802 - Om 812a15.. lAni
-
seed oil in bettor :demand tat 81.15. Gold
bizYinfi at 1 38 KaPd , ,ecillleg at lagx.
•
• .•Mltiv 'Market. ' •
, . . •
Est telegraph tolhe Pfttsbtrehtlizette.l- •
-.ll!ErnwAtrgEn; 27.-Flonr • quiet hut
firm; spring , extras $10a10,75; choice • man
try „1'm& 9 ,715a10.; Wheat., adyanctni 2a
23)c, closing q uiet at $2,17 for No. '1 ' fresh_
receiptl l lll 2 , o6 for No. 2. Oats weak at'62}4o
for- , No. 2. Corn: dull at 4181;13.4c for new
shelled. Recelpts---1,700: ,bbls flour r 0,000
bu wheat, 3,000 bu oats, ; . 000 bu corn.
Shipnients.-- 11. ,7 00 • Mai flour, • 60,000 1:m
whest r 2.6,ooo bunats,'l,ooo bud oorn.
• If °III AVY 4 1 41tRt. , l
0)7 Telegrao tp,theero. ol 4 l 4l l oazette.l ,, „ I
Loyasiara,i, '7 , ..-To!'inisato Bettye'
s at& 89 laida leaf;
.p.ga medium $525 a
At& tiottoto-80a810.' sumithrai
$ 3,7604414 -:Wheat 42,6022,05. Oats 7.8a80o.•
corm ...ahollokandAar.,-Ra 9l V- • Ityp, Ana
A - 16« - JArd 18V4,alri Mew - Pork 1118,28 4
? 80 ; ono eta 14o; oleatritisides
17a18o; clear sides 17y,a18e.1-liplijaky l u ll :
-TA'Ater 4,l4r`A t r tr.A:73 :I(
Oar .4'll
,74 Pv. - J e e,
- '"`"'"" - P'="" ,
Chicago Market.
- Strifirplirts
• CIMECAGO, April.l27,7—F/Pr stieallY and
66444 '
unchanged,. at $9, ,ZYT, sprifig extras.
Wheat unsettled and irregular, with sales
of-No/ 1 at $2.20; No. a 2opened-atJ2,lo;:sd-; •
yan,ced to $2,18, and closed quiet at $;11;
tills afternoon No. nifis firm find $2,13 bid.
Corn quiet and IXa2y,,c lower:
",files of:AN°.
1 at 84340&534c, No. 2 at 82 1 ;4c, new at 8,2;a
83%0, and rejected at 8 0a813.jeklosingiat
85c for No. 1, and 82mc for No. 2., .Oats dull
and steady at 62a for regular end 62 4 .7 4 ,afte
for fresh receipts;- closing le:t .priCe.
Rye dull, with sales of No. 1 in store at
Barley tiadtive iitmihial.
visions firm. Mess Pork held firmly. at
$28,50, with sales of country at s2B'. "Lard
fairly active and higher,'with sales:at 174;
alBc, closing at outside price. Bulk ,Meats
firm; Dry salt Shoulders 1.23 in, short clear
Sides 17c; (Inv salted Hams 18,%c fur loose:
sugar pickled Hams 3:o' higher, with' Sales
at 17417 1 4 b. Receipts Tor past 48 hours.L:
9.888 blls flour, 1E4563 bus wheat, 77,780 bus
eorn,, 30,318 bus oats. Shipments-13,786
bbls flour, 15,450 bus wheat, 37,713 bus.porn,
341 bus oats. Freights . dull at 7;;c for eorn,
aniT5C for oats to 13riffalo. •
Jew York Cattle Market: •
Clty Telegraph tie the Pittsburgh Gazette:l ,
NEW Youx, April 27.—Cattle beeVes de.
pressed under large offerings and lower
on Welek's'demendi mederate iniyers aPprt
hending lower -prices; extra ' 1118Na19f
Prime, 17Xa18; fair to good; - 816Nal7i Info
riorto ordinary, $14a16};.,.. Receipts- 5,993. 5heep and lambs request, • for, good :
stock about previous rates, while common
are glow: of sale and • •low prices;, shorn
sheep quoted at .5)0834c,-. and - unshorn
fia9e; on sale to T day, 2,200;, reoeipts for the
week,
.15,975. Hogs; considerable activity,
and about former prices realized:. offerings
large to-day; 35 cars atrortieth street: 5;356
head at Communipaw; • sales 9a9.%0 for
light to common; 9 3;a4340 for. fair to good;
103010,14 c fbr heavy' corn':
redi - reseipts" for
the week, 19,140. • • • • • • ••
cleveland 'Market* •
' LBT Telegraph to the PittSbuigh Gazett.l
CX,EVELAND, April 27.—Float firm and
steady at $115a12 for ,dolible, extra spring;
1t12a1.1 for cTotible extra red Winter, and.
13;50a15,50 for treble extra white. - Wheat
4irmer and better; 'No. 1 red Winter is held
at $2,70; No:2 do. at f2X,52,60; NO.
spring,caul ee 82;10.. Corn in deinand for,
parcels on spot at 917 ti DSc for N0..1 shelled;
sales at Sic,, sellees option, all I\fay. Oats
verv'firm and better; No. 1 State held at
76atic from: store. 'Rye nominal. Barley;
there is considerable inquiry from nialsters;
but. none.offering: J.Petrolertin active *and
firm for bonded at 22a23q -free oil in mod
erate request at ' l 2tielh. ' •
• •,; • Toledo Market.
Leif Teloertipo to the Pittsburgh Ga7ette.3
TOLEDO. April 2 7.;—Flour:veceipts-42a
bbis; Market quiet.' Wheat, lc lower; .rer .
• ceipts-2,400 bush; sales of Amber at §2,70.
Corn ;1c lowbf; feceipts-45,289 limb; No:
yellow at 94 ; buyer's Ibr 'OAS '91."
sellers for 'June at 'Oats' firm and 1 :C
better; receipts 600 'bush Nci. lat 72. Rye
scarce.' Seeds dull. - Lake' 6 - eighth lc on
corn to Buffalo and: 8c to Oswego. Reeeipts
for past Week-16,P22bblitimar; '11,739 bush'
'wheat; 120,739 bush born; 18,727 buih oats:
547 bush of Rye. Shipments for past week.- -
18,780 bbls flour; 27,121 bush - Wheat; 309,893
bush corn; 38,383 bush of hats., ' '
• - •
Baltimore Market.
CBS Telegraph fo the Plttsbargh Gaiette.l
BALTIMORE, April.27.—Flour firm, fairly
active and unchanged. Wheat firm; prime
red $3a3,15. Corn• dull; white, $l,lO, yel
low $1,20. Oats 8.3a85c. Rye hrm
and active, at Provisions firm and
unchanged. Mess pork nr.' Bacon—rib
sides 16a16;40, clear sides 1734 c, shoulders
1934 c, hams 21a22c. Lard -1934 c.
Phllailelpbla Cattle Market
,
CDT TelegraphtO l the Pittsburgh Gazettel•
Pninantralria April .-Beeves active
and unchanged; Ales 11200 head at 10malle
for extra 'Pennsylvania and western steers,
9aIOC - for fair ;to good, anti 6aBc grass
common. Sheep in fair demand; sales 5,000
head at 6Matie groas. • Dogs in fair demand;,
sale& 2,800 head at $13,50a15 not:
Chicago Cattle Market.
••• • •
City Telegraph IC the Pittsburgh Gazette.,
. _
Caroitob, April 27.-I.,ive Hogs dull and
25a500 , l9wer; sales at $a 2558 for light,
and- 112,30a8,20if0r good3o receipts,
1,228 head: ihipimenta,f 2,860:‘ Beef 'Cattle
dull at $7,00a8,90 ibrfair toextia akeitit,
BY - • .-
PITTS*I74I 6 / 4 , - FT. WATNE ANLII Cli:/_17400
itsrmulari, ,April 27.—S ears
& Co; 16 do - do, 'Jan & Col 5d6
do; . 1ohn" Mobrhend & - C0;73 - 'esiviltunber,
Nang &Co; 1 do - do; P Adamsßro; 100
& VinsTefiliiP; 2 tnbS .
"batter, Vangerder & SIR4mM; bbls - eggs,
.9 do green Irides W Graff &CRit:Vlmodli
bbls eggs, Graff '&Reiter 100 bblit tioiir; "1
.0 Jenans; '2 ears e hay, - H SchnOlbaeh; 2
bbls eggs; BBi Floyd; do, do, ,hf ,bbls
lbutte:rl:Wlia Barker.4r4r. Co; 219 tmsglassr
lbsnsen& Coplkdoz pane, W 1,490rm1e,y;
.8 do do, Dravo; -5, r.hdlg.. leather : tikHar
bangh & Co; 500 pigs lead, Seboopmaker
Son; 100 do ' do, T HNONin Js Co; 100 bbls
; dour, Seghmyer & Vorigarkip - ; 4 cars wheat,
Liggett & Co; 100 bbls 116nr. C B Loch; 500
do, D Wallao* 100 dre - Shlpton :de
Wallace; 2 ear's feed, H Schnelbach; '1 car
bulk meat; Lippincott.' ' ' ''
CLEVELAND AND P/TTEIBURCiN RAILROAD,
April 27-1 car iron ortcßryarf & Caughey;
3 do do, Shoenbergtr ,Ik Blair; /309,9 ft lum
ber, Jas Mclifantersi 'l2B eke potatoes, 55
Jugs molasses, Vaugorder & -Bhepard; 102
sks potatoes, Dbbis do, 7 do'atiples, Voight
Mabood & co; - 9 bbls glows, GW WelN; 9
bxs saws, Lippincott & 13alrewelif 30 bxa
cheese, Wm Cooper; 9 kgs tobacco, C C
Baer; 01,sks oats . 58 empty. !ibis; Brown &
wi II limn; 50.011 • bbls, T.,*usgrave; 42 do do
C A. Mornicastlei 1, car stone P. Wolfe;' 150
sks rye, W J' Meek;'l dai kek' VJ Bender;
6 -aka petatoes, , Graff e&- 1 6 bbls' flauf,
TOPtema - Co; 5 sks ryei W. bbIL dry% •aprdes, t
Tp, Jenkinsd • . , opot: ~, 7 jtj , , t t
.` '
, .. .
.4713prig.9/1 COLA:DEWS AIcD,CINRIN, gm, •
;
Rozaaosn,' April 27.•2 bxs bacon. 1 libl,
oVßfeinibr• &Harper,' ; 14 bale' liiiiiell Pith'
i CcwsB skaoatsi 10 .- dovtrtstoes, Robb' '•
dr, noBThf bble but ,• 471,01.;.tar W ILL :
own 7,4040, Vojett, ' ' ' .4 1 : hl§"i s ,.
f)abi; Mollenry"it H.,. ‘ •,.• 2 v . b •_ w stcy,,w
Cffadm`l67 bagii ryet3.B - 14 1 1 1 1tailiVe Co ;10'
bbbfrilour, 180 - alosusdoo4oldo imeabiWnit
ribCo;..l car atone* Steel & Son; 110
bbbi.
_, D Wa11i5:1.4 , 20 tbiltbrtelxtoeo,W,
/aoneso N.,•wia1c,..) , 1i. ,piih.ii rrnrirt rr
111,Editgbx- Vittzir' ft 1 ,,— .,iii;"1,8. 1
7.:4800 bbl 4; oll',"LbelitiWitl • ' lit Co, ' ) 2'
oi011; br • ick, garrison', It', t.-. :itill'itidta;
or; 2 mut' inetitli' W.. . diSSPrekt
liiiiestorld; ShijitibergerWl3 ,!, reaftiArd'
bilek; Stairrirtilble'k C0; 1 12...,.,tre, TAW
talloW,'Efead'ikbfetigarytbs i g liidsefLtan, - ' t
Shorb & Co;Tpc 'casting; 14Ititin;ThickelL
& Col'l sa*;.Hubbaidte Bid; - 1 4 14afti , stone
FO.rreistier &•11ccilivir; : iFskel 3 r7V ',l"‘' eew
Pairley. , - : , • .'i‘• f , t t; Ar , cid -,•.: v,/,‘,,
a r, ~ , ,-
Aki , mourasl(Siii.tuif, A 4411, ,400 sita
11 9V,1120 , 44ati alc_Lankehhelint, tgAimileid:
130 Yroor;ltatittout I sz, Co; 100 .. bbbit A 644,27 2.
liks oata 8 r rye, 'R, Ruil2a Bon; 1 1211,..c.
t lvl utat,Valf, e it Co; 5 iiiiiis*.. : 4 0 ;,R1 rc
e ar . , :ditur3 o .
;n7; t poi b irs b , b le4 lic dp lop i. 'fiks ahn, , ,,. , ::
ou ' l ' . ,
Has ,...
1, ' 1 0 ,.. vt
7.
11 do laadei , atB 2 ) ";g viiri g;A 4 4#o.t.
- , e A lawn. •, •
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R4 . 1 " 0 " .
~Al i ii :_;,
1 49 . 1 FA , • CONNELLEIVL4L3
:Lk '46, 142- ,-, bdls , Pa_Pery
bLarkle,,,_ o2 C ' 43 42 co_ils r o pe, Vulto - Boit;
man (34 . 1.44 102 bo lo; :warir w 1, ,, A , -
strong; /I ton* tiltri '' ut
AL; lakerahata.;
~, 1:1 , Illvers•saka - meathe l l ,, ,,: ! : , • ;,•i ,
(gy Telogriph Et the Ptttakii i i r o s a ati . 4 s , .-^J
0 -LOtTISVIL94 ''APtil ` , 2444 - ati ver , wi ng t
slowly. whir Whim 7, liticbel ti: th i 414 ,- tar by'
Vileir eleariu m
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F=M
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE: TUESDAY. APRIL 28, 1868.
R 0471- - trEittit
- -
The river rose a few inches on
Sunday night, but was again falling last
evening with six feet six inches in the
channel. ' The Monongahela marks showed
•
five feet three inches. The weather yester
day was clear and please*, and very fa
.
vorable for husinuos at , the landing.
The Julia No. 2, from Zanestille, is the
only arrival Wehave to record- The "Bay
ard was due from Parkersburg last night,
and will return as usual to-day at noon.
The Allegheny river packets have been ,
obliged to hanl off • for the present in con
sequence of low water. We are in hopes
that therewill be . a re
swell in this stream be
fore long; - • •
SrEcia.t." Nraniz.---The Argosy, Captain
Vandergrift, W. H. Scott, clerk, is the reg
ular Wedneiclay packet for Cincinnati,
leaving promptly at noon. Shippers will
please ;get: their. bills of lading down as
early in the, day as possible.
The 'Glendale. Capt. Hare, is fillingrup
steadily for St. Louis and the Upper` 3lis
sissippi; and the-Rate Robinson, Capt. Rob
inson, 113 , anhounced for Cincinnati and-
Louisville.
The Lorena, Capt. Sam Shuman, is up
for-St: Loafs. ' She wilLreceive all the Up
per, , Mississippi freight -, that may oiler in
connection with the_ Northern. Line Packet
Company.
The:Wild Duck Barges, Capt. Anawrilt,
is also announced for St. Louis forthwith.
The Mary Davage will haVe her repairs
finished to-day; and will leave for St. Louis
to-morrow, Her hams are at Steubenville
taking on • •• •
The snag which located itself opposite the
Quihey`Whttribttitt'at Memphis"has moved ,
down nearly 9ppOtritethe bow of the Mem
phis- wharfboat. •, •
Egglesten has succeeded in securing
an appropriation . of $150,000 for a canal
'around, the falls of the Ohio; at Louisville,
together with:a provision that the Govern
ment asinine control the canal. An ad
ditional appropriation of $250,000 for the
improvement-of,, the Ohio River, was also
made in the bill making appropriations for
the 'improveMent of western rivers and liar-
The wharfboat which was partially de
, stroyed by fire at- Evansville, Wednesday,
was formerly a 'Government wharfboat at
Shawneetown. • ' •
A St. Louis telegram, under date of Fri
nay,.says: TheUrilda, for ..Fort Benton,
has 160 tons and seven threugh passengers.
The Rees leaves to-morrow, having the
cargo of the Sally, which peat has laid
fearizik the trip would be loaing one: The
Ida left for the Arkansaaßiver with 450
tons of Government freight and sixty-live
soldiers.' The Lawrence leaves to-morrow
for: Cincinnati. ' The. 'Messenger took 4000
sacks of wheat at Winona for Cincinnati,
and at Dubuque .300 sacks of oats for Saint
Louit4fidlooo bar pigs ledd for Pittaburgh.l
Site 11 get here to-night. A Mackinawj
'boat:from Benton arrived at Sioux City on
Wednesday; 'and' reports no trouble, but
low water. • •
We clip the following from a St. Paul
- paper. of -the 22d: The steamer Petribina,
of the,Northern Line, arrived about seven
;a. in. yesterday, -looking her very best,
having been newly painted and refitted in
'elegant, style. - She brought a large freight
list. The Phil.' Sheridan came in early in
the afternoon, bringing a rather light
'freight. She left in the afternoon for St.
LOUIE. The Hudson' came down from the
Minnc:sota river, bringing the largest
amount of breadstuff ever trrought out of
that stream at one time by a single boat.
She had two bulk barges, confaining . l6,ooo
bushels of , wheat,
,280 sacks of wheat, and
2rnharrels of flour.—Press, 22d._
lkfolvnv REcovEttnn.---Last Saturday,
the Nightingale was lying at the Ciricm
nati wharf, a couple of Sharpers came
aboard, and bY means of the swindling
, name known as three carde monte, fleeced
several of the pa&sengers out of ;NO in the
aggregate: One of the victims who had
lost silo, after reachinkthis port learning
that, the sharpers were residents of Cincin
nati, returned to that place, and with the
assistance Of ' a detective, succeeded in re
coveririg
.11300 of the money 7 -Lottistilic
Courier. ' ' '
The St. Louis fain ? of Saturday,
aaysi , i The contract • foi transporting 1,200
tons tif army supplies to Forte Sully, Rios
and. as: yesterday morning
awarded to Ben Stevenson, jolansati an Fred Tkisier.
The: rate of freight is exceedingly low.
MSCE.LIaitNEOUS. ,
I SECrr AND COPTVOILT FOB
THE TRAVELING COMMUNITY.
I.' IiMMIF SAFERMEJAVIET
- - I,: "7 . . ' NA' •
• Car Heater and , Moderator,
: N. • ;••••
:For SMOAP.,AI I IO .110 T AIR FIX' ES, dispel:Wog
with the use of Secvos_and Fires in or about
'Patteenter or Beggs& Cars, with the attachment to
graduate. the heat to any temperaturethat may De
deolte.dwithont the possibility of firing the ear or
'cars to which the Jacket may be attaclied.. , .. - • _
Havingobtained of , the ttltilted r
States Letters at
ent for a Safety Jacket which is warranted to resist
thetmost intense heat that. may be adplied to At, In
the position and ,purpose for which At is intended.
.It to a sure protection frOm accidents by '
orlgi
noting:from delactlve Race, or, where iron, pipes are
:used asconductou for .imoke or heat. - It Is appli.'
rateable to all piping that may become overheated,'
and la Warranted to give rperfect satisfaction vault:
wood or other combustible material. may be placed
in Mode proximity thereto:. I am now ready tb
ply,.my .thvention t to stores, dvrellings.! ,facteriese
ships, stcamta.to, railroad cars, tke., wherever
pipes as Coadactors are made. dangeroue: by being
overheated and security.dexised: I will sell, oncp
plication, rights to manufacture,* to use the ore
invention t also; territorial ' rights, to snitch - as ay
wish Ao engoseln stilling prir,egeo, either by State.
or County.
. .
„~.ppuree
- , J:4l. HARRIS.'
at the "NIL PIAIS ULTRA .PAINT
woßxs,” corner of Morris street and the Alleghe
ny Val i t2t Railroad,' Ninth Ward, Pittsburgh, Par
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THURSDAY PACKET-AT
The new and steamer
N. lIVPCULLoUCH,-'
G. D. MOORE. .. ..
D, DIDORE, - ........
The above elegantald
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r ' ularly as. announced,
w h Packets and Rialto.
11 inphls, New Orleans
ti Per Mississippi and DV
refight or passengers
It or river. l •
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attention-; B s l i g i s i s i . l . gl
rcor, freight or passny
rwarding and Co
- • .ANDI
STEAMBO
r. Market and'W
We are the authorized Iggents for the "INON'TH,
WESTERN UNION• PACMET COMPANY." be
tween St. Louis and lit.. Paul• also for the, `.`ST.
LOUIS & QUINCY PACKET:COMPANY."
Freights HECEIPTED THROUGH by either or
the above lined :Gibe LOWEST RATES. Shippers
Shippers
entrusting goods to our care can rely 'on having,
theist handled with can and deliverod with dispatch.
We are *so:agents for .steanters to .Cluelnnati.
Louisville. Memphis; 'New' Orleans; and nil other
eshi ttar
points Ve Western waters. , , "• • • nP22
• • •
CIN ATI
1 6 .__ thMt
PACKET LINE.
For Wheeling, Dtarietta, Parkersburg,
Pomeroy, Galliopolis, .111 w Sand*,
Ironton,.Portamouth;litaymille and
Cincinnati.
ST. MABYS
ST. CHARLES.
raiinAys,4 at.
. .
The above elegant side-wheel steamers will leave
Memphularly as announced , ' connecting at eirminnati
isets and Railroads to Louisville, Rushville,
New Orleans and St. Louis. Also Lo the ,
Upper Mississippi and Missouri rivet!.
Freight or passengers reecipted through either by
rail or river.
Especial attention given to-Orders and waY Busi
ness. BARNES & COLLLNK
GIiItIEST & HASLETT. Agents.
pITTSBURGII, a l gae
• ' WHEELING,
Marietta ..and. Parkersburg Line.
Leslie Company's -IYhhriboat, toot Of Wood street,
DAILY, at 12.,3L . • '
MONDAYS •AND. THURSDAYS:
J. N. 3IcCULLOUGII,..— Or.o. D. Moons, Master
TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS; •_
BAYARD A. S. Spar Brans Master
WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
G RF.Y I.lnwswert,llaster
• Freight will be received at all hopra by •
apa ' JAMES COLLINS. Agent.
ALLEGHENYurvEtt ad ie t
PACKET LINE leaves every
TUESDAY; TDURSDAY AND SATIIIiDAY,
At 3 o'clock irom the foiq of Itwin, street
This line is composed of the following boats:
IDA REES tici. 2, It. REFS, Master, W. F. STEW,
ECHO No. 3, E. (ion Dos, Master, A.D. RUS.
SELL, Clerk.
The'above Boats were built expressly tor the trade,
have superior aceOrnmociatious . and attentive offi
cers. Inh24
IT'rSBURGH AND ST.s il dZ i t .
LOUIS BARGE CO.—FOR' BT.
OUIS. -The
WILD DUCK BARGE:J.—Capt. .r. w. ANAWALT,
THURSDAY, APRIL 30rit.
For freight apply on board or to
CHAS. BARNES, 11 '
ar..4 JAS. COLLINS. Atteuts.
•
YOR ST. , LOUIS, DU•zeiZ i e .
DUQUE. ST. PAUL, and the
ntermeillate ports, In connection with the-North
ern Line.—Tne tine puntiengersteamer , -
LORENA Capt. SAM. SI . IP .MAN',
Will leave for th above and ail intermediate porta
TIHS DAY- , 4 P. at.
For tided or passue anal on boCS.,ard or to
aro= ' Or. J. D. COLLINGWOOD..Agente.
AIE P GULAR IVEDNES-Aggr ai t .
DAY ACKEIP 'FOR CINCI..g-
A tl.—Tho tine stcorner- --- ' ,---.- -. ;--,,
ARGOSY ' -' Capt. VANDEIZORIFT,
W. H. Scull. Clerk, leaves Plttsburg's for obsclia7
nail every NYNDIik.SDAy at noon. . ,
mlin
MIOR CINCINNATI AND-
Lonsrmlr.—The steamer. ,
HATE RisßrssoN • ettpr. Rolm: Itoittrgnsi;
WIII leave as above on . • • • •
3V:EDI:7EBI2O4Y, APRIL
For tr.Cight or paTssagenpply on board or to
• :JOILN :FLACK, ,
ap2s COLLINGWOOD. Agents. ,
XUK G
. VOR -ST: LOIJIS, .11E0.. jo gr i t'
ALELA, '.DU.1.31:11,115E
- ST. PAUL. - The tine steamer
DLESPALE J. H. HAlti,' *aster,
leave as above announced on • • '
y\l iL 4,9
,t
Fur Trclgh ! or Ikaisigg apply on boar 4. I : . I ;25
D:tio:c16;111051100)34z1
r1 1 111Ef'14 : 111"GIVE 1 wrovicE that:
lon - tire ANdAtty of.Apillil ft. 11,1868, A War
rant In Bankruptcy was issued against the.
ESTATE 01 0 . • 'JAMES 8." BRAVO' .• WILLIAM
DltAVß.tind A.NIIIONIC. E. 1)ROVO, Co•Partnera,
'of Eiltabetir.Tp.; in the county of Alleghttiy: State
of Pennsylvania, .who, have been adludged bank!
runts; on their own petition; that the pay thent of any
debts and deliverrot any property belonging to FOCA
bankrupts; to them, - or for tlieltuse, and the trans
fer of any property by theninni forbidden, by. law;
that a meettnix of the creditors of the said bankrunts
to prtivothil Oehts owl •tO Choose' one or raore -AR!
slgneesof the r estate; will beheld at Coe rt of Bank
ruptcy. to be holden at thcoftlee of -the Register. at
No. 93 Diamond street. In the city of Pittsburgh,
before SADIIIEL ARPER: - - Esq. di
. egliter.; oif the
14th day of Map, A. D. 1868. at.lo o , oligok •
. .-:; - .• THOMASROWLEI ,•• •
son 02 . ILL S. Marshal, as, Messenger.
.. . .. .
.. _.._.
3NTESTERN DISTRICrot PENN—.
- SYLVANTA t - Ba. 'AtPittsburgh, Pu.; April
tNiA(Di ON.' • ,-',: - , •,- , ;',1: . , - • . IL'
To.whom ltnnsyeoneerti. ' TA uhilersigned hereby
liftfea v ,lrtiW Of .htsr4Plpetntmeht :as . Assignee:' of.
dog MB, of Allegheny Vlty, in the County of
Allegliehyfara tititte - .'tf.Vennsylvanla, 'within ..aattl.
Markt, who, has been .a djudged a Bankrupt upon
hig , tlarn'.putttlenny tho Markt Court bf said mei.
triet., ~ J'Anws,w. AltrjtßAX,Astilgnre s
, apti_miadit , Attotwet.fit-Basri 11e4Irch street:':,
:Y. .x
=III
FIN inisTiticiotor
Ap ii r a wZitlA ii BS. crittsbne h
t • TY. 68, • • •• g '
o whom it may noncertit:aliejtitidotiolapod bete
rEchuE n gkihro f his appointment as Assignee oP
and JOIIN
orijjeg_heny City, An the c9nutr Alio h H it
Stile ,or Pcnnnivonia, within o who
halm:been adJudgialatankrupts upon l thei lk e
titip_hr the DistyfeAgourt saldDistriet. own
"
• 1,4,A 1 E, 8 Y r . MIPLUAX L ov .
, liMr: ritt li ti - kit
- -
WESTFrISTHICT OF PENN- '
r . - .:SYLV 01 - AS At Pittsburgh? Pa.,
li roSegit
berebpkriteenottooll tirtttidlit , (#43l.4miloge
of
h twllful It,hodga,
_of the uypugle . ,
Ire4e 651Itity-OVAlttetthtSny fitatotkii-EVitniiyh to;
zd. withut F 4.13, gtrte„t,„ eq, A I
illtiflge A,
batikrtiptuil on ‘lll ki 3 OWilltetttloir ItyLtliteaDist
'C I T3 4 -P?SfM. NitriltiOcAVa t iiitC)
antiquix,* ori9g , a; PPY!.,14 1 4%-Fg.i. l ! rretl:l.,
f.E .- 1 8 -. Ea;AVV . 3I' t 1 11 1 t ' , V11;1 "rl.l.
1V:OTICEI - T„ VIPM;I4,IOFAIRIIED.
ligvinglicetfappinuted eit.iitozkant4 tri'd6trtra.'
jugter thßkla4Vll avtiestqwentelt)lENJAAlll,P.:;
PET.Mlleed wbtad 'Hereby glvC notice tit. rier=
1 9 1 1141=11 of
0 400 11 0 5 04(PstatorydDr_present Ow sante
for.paymeutpt Xhe ornec,o,f3PßlNGEltl!Altll4lßat
de,vl).,; . Zto. r ilgfr Liberty -•-•
sPRINGER HAMIXUOII, •Executpr,
itpI3:aI4I7ISIARGARET C. PP.TTIT, Executrlx"in
_ . 4.,
,
ADVLI.NISIPRATOWEi'"'II(VrICE.-.
Lkiterg 'or Afilglitatiittiniipoh thik'Nktat4iot.
t N B,,,FELll;drteuseit; me 4 :4) l ll fAatf or ritto" ,
burgh; WIWI hdins libtuntiltto &Ito; tutors gned, 41L•
persons/ming cldfm4 agahnit - sill canto wIll,pro•
sent tboth'adir . dtithbhtldstSd' rot iutiiiiiiiht, and
those, Inthibted nrenutille4 tg . pay-tiojinilegsignoth -
In Pittsburgh; AllOghenje rOubt , - S , 'Pa.
Jo nut Do :th..rw,taril IQ 1,-..1)/LVIRDIXESL..!I
• rutahnS-Tu ' . „ . ~ .Recorder's Oaten. , .
it ,
~ . I gB TB STAtigro,Tr 3 rt , t• ~. ~: ‘; ii tl.,- , ,
,r.ll le - bareitte it (ere° that thnlVteiteriqtenast
In the matter of o_pening I.OOOST STREET, Alle
gheny has been tried in the , urmlefoctrarti'at Meg
pa ltre a Tirwrtinii i rtliev ,,,r m i tt i f i.
~... .. o.*McCOn a z it,
iiiirttsw, .1,11:2,•)77.. ,, dis nil / , ~, it iorey I A i * . , r,:', ,
. ,
4dr..IIILII:Pr/S1 1 , 15)6 - 7,
troa ,11/ > flu •=iirsar
1
AF. 3 -
Commander
• Clerk.
!?-wheal steamer will leave
connecting at Cincinnati
oto Louisville, Nashville,
nd St. Louis. Also to the
:ssOuri rivers. • - • -
eceipted through either by,
Gn ,to Orders and — Way,
pV6t°1111.1174 or
to
nAßNis.4,4lgents'
LETT,,s iti giat
!mission Merchants,
blEinkv-
• .
ter - sts., :Pittsburgh.
T. C. Eiwzion - , Master.
MONDAYS; 5.P., Mr
DRAVO,''hineier
.C. BARNES _
JAS. COLLINS, Agents.
JOHN FLACK. .
, • OILS.
WARIIIG A
:Apar
011 ..
Cotnmlsston Merchants and Brokers 111
Petroleum and Its Products,
DALZELL'S.BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
pirrasitraGs,
PHILADELPHIA ADDRESS, --
WARING, KING & CO,
127 Walnut Street.
TACK. BROTHERS, • -
TACK.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DICAVE.RS n; •
Petroleumand.itsProtlucts.
Elltsk,,,,,,k9filae-DATATLL7 , BITAIDINO, cor
ner pf DitqFpanerlipiy: And
Philadelphia 0111ce-4517 WALNUT BT.
apirvra)
JACOIS WEAVER, Jr. & C. 0.,
Oil Commissiiin-trobbera •
•
No; 3 I)UQUESNZ WAY, will'bug and sell Crude
and Refined Oils LlibriCating, ar, Benzine and
Cooperage.Our' long experience J' In the Petroleum
trade enables us to .offer unusual. faclllties andeln
ducements too perators. As heretofore, we are tie.
tormined to make it the Interest of buyers.and sel
lers to give Us a call. - Partite - -having 011 s for sale
.are cordially invited wining - their samples..ape:n9l . .
'M. LONG a,: co,
M+NUFACTURERSOF
PURE WHITE BURNING OIL,
Brand--"L UCIFEB."
Mee, No. 2 Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh.
J. C. KRIIBW...W. 11. WHITELLZAD
SOHO OIL WORKS,
Manufacture and itaredor.aaleall ktuds of
LUBRICATINC' OILS.
rio. IST.
'1 % :". 1111DFFITIL, , KEHEW s ik CO.
CO 111111 •, :C:.
6TEF•I• .• • w• •••• • • Jo A:a STEELE.
. STEELE & SON, . .
Commission Merchants,
-AND DEALERS,IN
FLOUR, FEED,
• No. 05 ..431110 ST/MCI neai.Eist Common,
ALLEGHENY CITY; „RA.. •
JAMBS B. ILEANOIt Jos. /LUX=
MEANOR &HARPER,
FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE
cc:mm:o4l4lE3N mmitcElArers
329 LlBEirry 13TUEET, PITTSBOGH
Consignments solickted. •
G. . .
• . • ,
RlYEnrimns—.7. Marti, Cashier 3feehantes ,
National Bank; J. 8..1311w0rt.h £ Co., Ken.
nedy & Bro. 30.31:124
PETER, Mitt ' ' ' 11.1013E1 4
KEIL .: B4 RIC/lAliTy . . •
COMMISSION ' MERCHANTS, •
• : • . , • 'ANDIDEA.L'EIIi.IN
FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, MILL ,FEED, hc., Zte,
d49' Liberty St., Pittsburgh,
J. BLAIICITARD,
L
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
Igo, 396 PENS STREET;
splB:xB9
AGES. .IeILLIc ......... .. . ... B. ANJED..
MtBANE' ANJER,
.COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Dealers In FLOUR, GRAIN and PRODUC R GEN
ERALLY,' No. 141 , WATER STREET, above
Smlthdeld, Pittsburgh.. Jes .
FETZEII.&
FORWARDING MID OONNIBINON KEILORANTS,
For the sale of Floar,'Grain,' Beeon, Lard, Butter,
Seeds, Dried Fruit, and Produce generally, No. 16
MARKET STREET; corner of First, Pittsburgh.'
110.111AliElt & :LANG,,
Whole-
Sale dealers in Groceries, Flour,Grain, Pro
duce, Provisions ., Fish, Cheese, Sal t . . Carbon 011,
Re., Nos. 112, and 174 WOOD STREET, near
Libcrtystreet, nostmratt, Pa. . .• . noS:uss
JOIIX I. nousr,....r.Dv. nousit.....w.m. Ix. nous&
JOHN HOUSE & BROS_ L .' Sue.
ceisore to JOHN I. HOUSE & Wholesale
rivers and Commission Merchants,. Corner of
Smithfield and •Water Streets.. Pittsbil rgh, Pa. • •
RIDDLE,
Pit, N0..11618 LIBERTY
• STREET, Pittsburgh, Commission bier
1 .
e ant atid.Wholesale Denier in 'Country , Produce,
'Groceries and Pittsburgh Manufactures •_rush ad
vaneed-oft unit paid forTiUduce go*
ROUT. KNOX ANDREW KNOT '
Ru .,.
SNOB SON, i C,ONIINIIBBIO3
.31:ERCHANTS and denlmi in F.LOUR, Marl
L ZEED hint PRODITCE 'GENERALLY, Nt
79 Di AMOND. Pria! , te,City # 4 .9 ,, Ml!'ighe'nY- 0 / 1 4:
iniTirar
Aw" - Fonn"";coOruss' Writ—
.,MERCHANT IN= PIG ISETAI4. BLOOMS,'
t3RE WItOOGIIT SCRAP IRON, FIRE BRICK.
AND CLAY: !,113: . Warehouse and Mee, Nds; 386
and 368 PENN STREET., Storage furnished.
___Oonatornentli solicited. • ,'••• - • •4543$ :;
. • •
•
TittriLEk ••• BAIRD St' -PATTON;'
-Wholesale Grocers, Gontrniselon Merchantsand
Dealers In Prciduee, Tient, Baton, 4Cheese, Flab,
Carbon/ and. j and GU.' Iron, Nails, Cotto n Yarns and all Pittsburgh Manufactureu.generally,
1.12 and 114 MONDSTREET, Pittsburgh.
Tr - B. CANFAXLD & ,130116 COM-.
1 ,
V - .3llssfoN 4 FOItWAR.DING ktr.HCHANTS,
.and Wholesale Dealers In Western Reserve Meese,
,'
Butter, Lard, Pork, Bacon ; Flour, Fish, Pot and.
Pout . Ashes, nd -Ulla, Dried Fruit and Produce.
u
renerally, Nos '
144 an 149 Front street„ Pitts
rgli,' ' ' .1 ". ' • ' '-'.... , . -.. .. .. r
JOHN SIHYTON' ' "" ,'...1.A. WACLAGN...
§HIPTON&WALLACEWHOLE- .
SALE GROCERS AND PRODUVE.DEALERS,'
o. 6 SLN.TH STREEM,Pl4.abutab.. )a12:r58
UME2
WHEAT GROWERS.
-EUREKA' '4OBIIONIATTES) BONE,
1 ::;4.i0.t*1': . 0:'..*;
tt . • I'‘
V
. /Wr IF A C TP4 F 43I .I !T 1:
The Allegheny Arthur oo,y-
I'` ISRWARD&VA2IIPBELL" - i
L.. 1 /. ,t t 'tat . , •••
T:IPHOPRIEL7OOIII4.,
e ( - --4 t Lbw it...tft,k'tlsluf
I nlco l / 2 1. 8 . 4 6:Perintlgreetv,:Rittokaro t rap
TiielMst kerilifsim A - use, in c h' redegnizeiriii ' l '
Flovite!!!^'4o have Oven is a t sci o, ; soe taastatsdr.i
ardzor _raising large cro l laf or Inept, Rye, Oats, '
Conic retotOeftrazu,',W avqplribihheit r9n girt
ltqns circulation a pamph es concamlng Linares ng
oudtirolzrztble;stgementicOfihiellterttUacrs eaPlassr
whlch waive , sent film to 'My sending us pelt' -
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RAILROADS
icIoITTSBURGH andattaiggs
CONNELLSVILLE R. It. _
On and after,THIIRSDAY, Ntkch sth, 1868
trains will arrive at and depart frotrx the Depot, cor .
ner of Grant and Water streets, :IN WWII'S:
' _Depart Arrive.
Itaii . to and from Uniontm. 7:00 4:1 21. 6:00 P.
31clicegport Accammoat'n.ll::oo.A.3 it. 2:05 P. Yd.
Ex. to and from Liniontm. 3:00 10:00 A. M.
West Newton Aecommod'n- 430 . r.16. 8:35 A. at.
Braddock's Aecommodat'n 6:15 MI6. 7:50 e.
Night Ace. to McKeesport.lo:3oe46. at.
Sunday Church Train to and r
from West Newton 1:00 e;ar. 10:00 A. at.
For tickets apply •
J. E. AIN°, Agent.
STODT, Superintendent. - • mll5
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ALLEGA LLEGELENY_ .a t ibmg al
VALLEY RAILROAD.
HENY..
ROUTE •TO TIIE OIL REGIONS.
Runninglhrough to Veaango Cliv qilthout change
of cars-Connecting with trains Rais't and West on
the Warm.. & Franklin -Rallroad,land Allstate &
Oret • Western-Railways. Sl:erica: and quickest
rou a to 011 City and Franklin, andlall points In the
OW egions. - . . ri
Oli g andjattor April 26th, 1868 . Passenger Trains
11 'I leave front and arrive at the Pittsburgh Depot,
er Canal and Pike Sts. as follo*s:
. , _Deport,: ; • Arrive. Ma Ito andr&Ven City. 7:1110 , a.1t: ; 6:15 x. st.
Express ' :' 10:40 r. *R.12:25 A. R.
Brady's Bend Accommod , n 3:00 r.'.n. 10:20 A. IL
Soda Wks Accom'n... ... . 5:30 r. at. 7:55 A. 11.
• First . Halton Accomodli: - ... „ 8150'..C: 3411:40 A. at.
Second Halton Accomod'n 12:00. Ai, 3:53 F. as.
Sunday Church Train - leaves SodelWorka at 8:05
A. M., arriving in Pittsburgh at 9:to .' A. )1. Re
turning, loaves Pittsburgh at 1:10 IC; ,' arriving at
Soda 'Works= 0:00 r• M.. '', • ..,.._- ._:. - , •
' H. RLAClisTONE,'Sfirt.
W. F. HOPE, Ticket Agent. ...• , :.1" ... -.". • app- .
1868...
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..PItTSIIIIRGH, 'WAYNE ' .CoIIICAGO it;
W. AND CLEVELAND & PITT9OI:IRGLI R. E.
• Primi•January 19th, 1868, trains•nill leave from •
and nrrlve• at the. Union Depo t , •.610 , P s
,CitY , -
time, ' ' •
• •_helzes..4{ol . rie.
Chiago • Ex..'.. 2:13 It ni'Chloagd Ex,. 2:43 a m •
Cleve Land Ex .. 213 a m Cleveland Elivlt. • 2:43 ain
Erie & Ygn 613 a mlChicagpEx 10:58 a m
CI. & Mg 6:28 ain !Wheeling .E.x. 11:08 am.
Chicago Mall:. 6:58 a talChicago Ex 1:53 pm
Chicago Ex.,- 9:43 a Ell}e'. & - Wh'g,Ex - 4:03 pm ••
iPltts. & Cl.,Ex. _ Eric & Vg' itXx 6:13 pm
via Yonnit.M. 9:43 ain ,Chicago Ext. 6:58 ptn • •
CI. g Ex. 2:13p n. Cl. & Wli'g 7:04
Chicago Ex.... 2:28 p in; Pitts. & 'a; • • ••:
Wii. & Erie Ex. 4:3flpM4 9:28 P
Depart from AZ/egheny. • tArrtre in A//egheny.
N-Brigru An. 2:58 a in' ti. Brigt , n Ac. ; 7:03 ant
Leetsdale" 10:13 nin • ,'N. Brlgrir 1" 8:28 ath
4fr. _ 41:03 a tn:WelLsellle 9:58 aut
Rochester " • 1:33p mlNew• Castle " 10:13 a m
Wellave Ace.: 3:43_ p miLeeisdale " 2:13A M
Leetsdale Aec. •4:lspm • ••.1 . " 1:18 m
N. Brlgt'n ", 5:32 pm N. BrigVn I" 2:43 p
pm
N. Bilgrn " 628 p mlLectscra!e• •"" 4:23 p m -
Leetsdale •" • 19:43pnil " , ":1"; 7:28 Pill
2:28,p. in. Chicago Ex-i ' 10:30 in. Chicago
`prescience& daily. •••, • . • lExpress arr Eves Astir.
. F. ti. MYERS, General Titket Agent.
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FAI TTSBURG-11,ggagogE"
COLUMBUS & cracui-
TI. R. R,
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CHANGE of TIME.—On and aftel• SUNDAY,
December lath. 1867, trains ivill leave And arrive at
Union Depot, as followsiTittsburgh time:
Depart. Arrive.
MaII Express • .... 71:18a. tril 3:55 p. m 4
Fast ine 9:40 v.. nl . 7:05 p. m.
Fast Express • 2150. p.-mi '10:55 a«m.
Mixed Way 6:10.a. m« .6:50 p. m.,
'McDonald's Ace' n; No.' I'l ;
1:10 a, m« 2:10 p. m. '
Steubenville Accommod'n. 3:55 p . m 4' 9:30.a4 m. .
McDonald's Ace'n«No. , 2,...'; 0:10 p«ni.V.19:20 a. m. ' •
• SPECIAL NOTICE. - -Sontlay Express leaves et 2:50
p. m. arriving In Cincinnati at 6:30 LI m. the next
morning _
Church Train leaves SUrbtay m.
Monday a. ra.o'frain , haves dally,l !Sunday and
excepted, arriving In Cincinnati at 9:55
the:same evening,. 8' ROUES ADVANCE OF
.ALL °THEM ROUTES.„ •
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`Silo change , of carit'betwecin PlttsbnigN•and ;
Cincinnati, and BUT ONE change to St, Louis,
Calm. 'and.tbeprincipal pointa West Southwest:
Whenlmrchasing tickets be sure ;Mut fin s d the,,.
ogle° of the
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Pittsburg4, Columbni3*- Chichinati E . R.,
UNION DEPOT. (SOCITI SID .)
M. D. 310 TILERSPA 1 JGnr..Tieset Agent.
S. F. SCULL, General Ticket; Bent.
.. JOHN 1). MILLER. Oen. Fre.• rit, Agent.
VENN S V LVANIA -
CENTRAL. RAILROAD.
n and•after October • Elth,
_1867" Tiains will ar
rive at ancidepart from the Union bopbt, corner of
Washington and Liberty streets, as rot: 1 017s:
. Arrive. _
m, 'Day
•'` :De ,Trl . _-• • !
Mail Train.... • 1:20 a Day Expres .. 3:00 a m
Fast Line.... .. ' 1:50 a m•Wall's No. :.• -6:30 a m
Wall's No. 1 ... 6:20 a m3lall Train.. } .. Et:2o a m
Brinton No. 2. 750 awl Wail's No.'.. 950 a m
Wall's No. 2.: 8:50
,Cincinnati Ex.. 9:10 a mlWalPs •N0.13...1_1:30 axa '
Johnstown Ac. 10:15 a tn'Johnstown Ac. 2:30 pm ,
1
Phila. Express 1:50 pm Wall's. No.. $...- 3 :30 Pm '
Wall's No. 3... 1:30 pm Phlia,.E:kpres. 4:10 p mt Wail's No. 4. 2:50 pm WaIPS - No. 5.. ' 4:50 pm
Wall's No.. 5.. - 5:50 pm Wall's No. ...•• 6:05 pm
Wall's No. 6.; 7:00 pm Fast Line - ' 7:20 pm
I
Altoona •Acc'n. . , Wall's No. 1.. I.OZO pm 3
and Emigrant
Train... . ... . . 10:30 p tr. - •, - ~ < • • <
The Churc h Train leaves Wall's tation every
Sunday at 9:15 a. tn.,. reaching, l'itt.gi r" nt 10:0.3
a. m. - ReturninF, leaves Pittsburgh al 12;50 p. m.
and arrit :a at To•alPs Station at 2:00;p.,' an. - , , • l'.
o ClnclitnatlE:tpress leaves daily.. An other trains
'daily except Sunday.- -..•-.- < • • - . ; ii.- -' -`
Philadelphia Express and the Altoona:AccoMmo- .
dation and Emigrant Train' tsrrive'dallY. 'Cincinnati- •
Express arrives daily, except Ilondar. Ali other .
trains Sunday. •, • • • • ' "
. For further information apply I"
• - • - • W. H. BECK iiITEI. Agent.
The Pennsylvania/WI:04. Comps,* will not as-'
sume any risk. for Baggage except foe wearing nit-.
pare!, and limit their respolneitillityto One Hundred
Dollars in value.' All Baggage eiheeding that.
amount to value will be at the risk'. of the 'owner; un-, 3
less taken by special contract. ,f 1
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;t' EDWARDAT. ItIiLLLISS, . ' , I.
oc9 G e neral Superintendent, Altoona, Pa. -
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W:STIEIRN #ElllN r a
• SYLVANIA - RAIL
R .--4 - .Mand.after November 1.067, th e Pas,. !!
- anger Trains on' the Western 'Pennakivania Rall;: •
road. will-arrive- at and depart Avant thC .Federal
litreetbendt Allegheny City, as iblbinis:
'Shirpti 4 trbio. 1 6:2 a m 'Mall ' 14411111 V 6:3 a m
Freeponlio. a, - 0:15 nthilernportNckl'Osos.
Expresd' '11r:10 a ni!Sharpb , g No.11.1:20 m
ShaSPIPSNo.2' 1:23 Piall - Expresstt.a ... :1:50 p m • t
'Freeport NC.. 2` 4:13 pm I Harmerv , e - IA - c 3:33 pm
6:03 pm I Freeport Nd. 2 6:03 pub •
HarmerVe Ac...7:11141,,mi51ui5p0.2 7:30 Stn. •
Aboye trains run daily except Sandal'.
TheCliarch Train leaves :Allegheny:Jaunt etery
;Sundayat 7:40•a.,. reaching Allegh eny City, at
9:30 :turn:. Returning.' leaves. -Alle may City ate'
4:20 p m . and arrive at Allegheny . pact. at 9:66 p.m
COatistr"l'Arioic Ticsmrs—Yor sale in, packages of
Twenty; between. Allegheny city, Citootnut street.
Herr's, Bennett, Pine Creek, Etna and Sharpsburg,
.and good Only on the trains Stopping akfitatlons spe- '
- dried on tickets. . . .! . -
, .
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The' testa , leaving tillegtieny et 6:50 a. - ra.
makes direct connection at Freeport With WaMaris
line otteitagea for' Baths und•Hannahstown. •
• Through tickets tu) be, purch:u3ed 'at the Office,
; No: '3 St. -Clair street. near:Suspension Bridge,
Pittsburgh, and at the Depot, Allegheny City.
- For furtherluformatlon apply to - •
4AERS 7 I7:EFFERTS-, Ag,ent,
" Federal Street:Depot.
The Western Pennsylvania Ilatirciattirill not mi..
some any risk for Baggage except foe wearing rip
parel, and limit the!. respOnsibinty toiOne'Llundredi-..
Dollars In value. All baggage ekceeding this
amount In value will-be at-the risk of the owner, un
teas taken by special - contract. i 4
, . EDWARD R; •' •
de GeneriafSuperintendent.; Boons. Pa.
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