223Z1',":8` ME MES Thum . lUtter's . New York. Cold Closed at. 139 / ®139%. ... . . (By Telegraph to tli.e-?lttsbursh 9azette. t$ , • .; NEw YORK, Mav 4, 1868. . _ 1. GOLD, :MONEY. athady+,l4 per cent. on call. Prlme 'diacouitfi 44@)5.. Sterling (valet at 10®10x,. 'firmer,' oming - at 139%, touched 139 M, and cued tit 1393®130%. kam ie • 6 w 1i # 1 *13, 4 1 , e ) i.4(!'et'Qß per O: c ent. for,_,_ - earryAiS,;;Tila , a4RalltaatTreaaaTOT Paid te - aa7 igigoio, 4 lo.on.acootult orlklity intereat. 523 • GoVerrattetita Steady but without activity. Henry CleWit sife Co;: furnikh the annexed 4:30 quotations: ; Coupons , of ,1881, 113® 113 x; do of 1 1114 - 1080101%; do of 'B4, loam@ 100% ; do of Itli,108,4‘®11; do new, • 1083 (4109; do of '67;409W1 Ten -Forties, 103(§)103K. Seven-Thi rties, '107;®107%. The Assistant 'Treastiter lxiughtliBoo,ooo Seven-Thirties atip7x: .. Errocxs. Thb stocks were quiet throUghout the day, and opened weak and rather lower at the close with an iniproving tendency 5:20 quoTATioNS4 l, Canton, 60.74Q)51; Cum berland, 30®83; Well's Express, 26.34®20; American, 59 3 / 4 WO; . • Adams, 6134@i11y, United States, 6034@dig;_Western.Union, 31®81g; Quicksilier o D®2 5 33il MariPosar 4®6X, Pacific Mall; 023‘1@9234 Atiimtic,44 @B5 Western Union 1163‘11®8734; IN. 'Y. C., 12Xig(g.12934; Erie, 70%(a 70 Hudson 186 ®187; Reading, 90(4944; Ohio and As Rgifs. sippi Certificates, 814@3lgi Wabash, slig 5134; St. Paul, 44®44X; do preferred, 7634; Michigan Central, 117; Michigan Southern, 8734; Illinois Central, 14* —Pittsburgh, 82g @82%; _Toledo, '105%@106; Rock Island, 94 1 4@943 4 1 ., Northwestern , 6s34@l67%; do preferred, Afig ®763 , ,,/ . l•ForWayne, 103X® 104; Hartford and 'Erie, 14 1 8 014%; go and Alton preferred, ID; Columbus, 105; Hannibal 'preferred, 833;; MisseUri, 87%; new Tennessees, 6634: 3tLNING . SHARER. Mining shares dull ;. Smith Parmalee $E,25; Gregory; $2,75, Receipts at Sub- Treasury, 83ieria9378; payments; $3,288,416; balance, $101,566.152.. • • - • - Chicago Market. ' ' CBT Telesernote to the Mitch - neigh Onnette.3 Citicebo, May 4.-;-Flour • 'Unchanged; light -sales at 118,8736a11,00 fbr lbw grades, to , choice_ spring extras. Wheat in fair re quest; sides ' of No. 1 at 1A15112,141 ' and 2,08 4a2 ; 10 for 'No. 2, closing quiet at 12,0934 82,10; this afternoon the market for No. 2 is quiet • at f2,10' eash.. •Oorn; 'firm and buoyant and 134a23 higher; sales of No. 1. at '8834a. 90;0; • • No. 2 at 87 3 k 8 8 c ; new at 8734aac, and :rejected at 86; closing firm at 90a903 c for No 1, and at 890 for new. _Oats...active and firm and 2a3c higher; sales at 67a69c; closing firm at, 689449 c; since change the - market is firm at 68%c. Bye dull; sales of No 2 in store at 81,98, and sample lots on track and delivered at $1,75a1,85. Barley inactive and nominally unchanged. Provieelone-- nothing doing,• but holders firmer. Mess Pork held at e 29,00. Lard, prime city steam in demand at 19c., but sellers ask 19V i a19Nc. Bulk meats of all kindi firm but inactrve; live Hoge scarce and .firm at Saturday's price._ Beef cattlii . inactive and entirely nothinal. Freights steady and quiet. Four for corn 'to Buffalo; 10 wheat Oswego; receipts last 48 hours, 5,745 flour • 32,790 wheat; 94,558 corn; 22,390 oats; 1,429 live hogs; shipments, 7,799 flour; 3,200 wheat, -211,650 corn; 88,689 oats; 2,635 live hogs. St.' Louis Market. (By Telegraph to the Plttihaigh" Gazette.] Sr.Lours,'May 4.—Tobacco flim and un changed. Nothing reported in , Cottons. . Flour in light demand and small , business, but prices are unchanged at e7a8,25 for su perfine; sB,2sa9.for•estra, and .$9a11,50 for double extra. Wheat ,stead and .firm at $2,70a2,82 for winter, and $2,05a2,12% for spring. Corn firm;but slow at $1,711i1,80. Barley small sales at $2,50 for spring. Provisions are quiet but • very firm. Pork is held at' $30,00, Which Stopped any sales. Macon shoulders sold at 14y,a14y‘e, clear rib 1736 e; -clear sides 1834 e. • Lard `quotes at 19.2 for tierce and 20c for keg. Whiskey sold - at $2,20; Cattle quiet. at s4a 834 for infe#or.. to ,ehOpe. filleeP,.range $2,5(1475 peihealf. "Remlpts—ficarr; 2,300 barrels; wheat, 12,300 bushels; COM, 17,800 1 :msb 019 ; Oats, 24600 Rye 500 with oft. stook of Amu on has Msq.Sist was 41,000 barrels ; wheat, .48,000; corn, 14,100 bushels; oats; 59,000. bushels; barley 2,500 lanihels;. tobacco, .1 7 3135 • hhdrq hemp,: 850 Clemiband Motet. ;By Telegrapt! rittlitmrth Gazette .1 ,'• CLEvELAistn; May • 4.—Flour firmer,. steady and unchanged; double cacti=sp ,, li t ig $10a12; double extra red winter Si 4 - ; treble extra • - white • $18,59a15,50. Wheat firm and nifithanged;," No. 1 red winter held at $2,70; N0.,2 do at $2,69; No. 1 Milwaukee spring at moo. Corn is in fair •.deruand; sales at 98c for No. 1 shelled on the spot, and 92a93c fbr No. 2. Oats in moderato rer. quest but a shade better; sales at 78c for Na 1 State from store. Rye scarce and firm at $1,95 for No. 1. Barley in demand, but none offering. Petroleum firm and se ' five for bonded ,at 23a24c; free held at 33a .35c; crude 54,35a4,40 Per. bbl. • • , Toledo Market.' Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazetie.i Tozisno, May 4.—Flour receipts 2,189 barrels: .sales Winter Wheat at 111a12,75. Wheat, receipts ;850 bushels and ler lowet; sales white Michigan at 12,87, Amber 12,71; Corn, receipts 9,L bushels; market opened steady but closed . 1 4c. lower, sales No. 1 at 92a9254, seller, : June, 93; buyer . i Junefl3i buyer, May, 931 i; Oats receipts 2,4oobush els; prices is betteil• sales: No. 1 and Michi gan at 7214a73. Rye, receipts 850 bushels; sales Mich/Bmi at 11.78. Seeds 'dull. ' Lake freights very dull apd nominal at 3g on Corn to Bufftdci by steam. • • Milwaukee` Market. tßy. Telegrai)h isO trio Pittsburgh Gisette.3 MILWAUKEE, May 4.—Eloar firm;, City double extra 09,87a10,26, country do. 119.62 a 10, extra 59,004,50. Wheat firm, -at 12, 19 for No. 1 spring: #2;10 for No. 2. Oats firm and higher; at 67%e for No: 2. Corn scarce; 90c formew shelled. Receipts-2,300 'bbls f10ur,42,000 bush wheat, 7,000 bush oats, 5,000 bush corn. Shipments--3,800 bbls flour, 96,500 bush wheat, 300 bush oats, 1,000 bush corn. Philadelphia' Market. (By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gatette.3 PELTIADELPELAr' May 4.—Flour quiet; Northwestern family, $10,50a12; Ohio, $11,60 a 12,75; faneY. $13a15. Wheatlittle doing; sales 0120,000 bush at 12,90a2,q5: Rye in active; sales at $2a2,50. Corn in • fair de'. mend; sales of 3,000 bush raised western at $1,18; 10,000,bush do in ears from store ; at 81,19a1,20. Cloverseed, Pad. Timothy, 62,50a2,75. 'Flaxseed. V 2,8082,85. • Loulnffie Market (Br Telegraph to , the Pittsburgh Gazette.} -,": LoursvlLLß, MaY tobtux79 &Merl sales 109 hhds lugs at $5 50a5,75 ; common to"medlrun lea 4 V7a2S. Flour--Superfizte, 18,75a9; fancy.412,50a13,25.- Corn, ealiftoe. Oats, zgagOo. ,Lard, 10019kfc. Mess porki $29. Bacon —ShOuldors t clear rib shies, 1714 o; olear . S• sides, 18gc; bulk shoul ders 13k ' ' ‘ e• 'dear itides, 17,1 o: Caton nominal at 30c. Whilky• nominal;`raw, tree, $2,20. • • ' - memplas Mqherl ., _ , ,_,.. ~ •,.. , . ~,,,,. /4„ftioitgh okzet,e.T. , ~ .,41,. to ~, _ ,......,„ ,_ „wet and 5,..,,,,E Mgr .A.,..7riyai.,./....31,.; eg,rt! niric'tt" LI, , 41, 7tt 5.1.,... ' Balm 'thltddrUll; auperilne pm firm; shoulders 1_4 1 ,1 clear sides Ic. Lard Q 2. Hay $l7. eats 78a . 1131 New lc ork Cattle Market. (By . .Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette. 3 Nnw Youx, May 4.—Beeves passablY So tiye and rather firmer, thongh not higher. The offerings to-day were, I,soq head 'and the ' demand was. chiefly 'f'or ;wed stock. Extras 18malOe, prime 17Wilikt,'fidt to goOd 104a1714, 4nferior and^ andordinary' 18416 (c; receipts . for the : Week, 557 head: Sheep fuld,,,Umbs firmer under ht receipts and pricesS-Xo higher; shear ...NON.. unshorn .6 1 14 a 03iehrecelpta for tht week 13,427 head; 7 -- • coming In slOwly. ; flogs, fairly ae live, and rather. firmer ; moat sales were at leilleXe; receipts for the week 17,840. #4 Tele4iaph to tHeMt.tetturip 3 Gaietre,J BALTIdtOAE,may 4.-4nehr dull Wheat ddli. Corn eon*: white 151;13, yelinw 111;20: firitt, se $2,20.'." -- Porh-4-Mess quiet 1412 1 10. •Ilittedri active; ribs sidde 16y, atTe; clear , Aden • 17xe1 • shouldent 14,(e; hatrui 21a2230. . Lard quiet at 20a20 e. • 41014alptua .Cattle Market. [By Weleithigh to;tbe Pittsburgh tiasette.3. , PRIUSItRLPHIA, biaj• 4.-Cattle firm and unchanged.,filheep-B,(XXI head • fold •ett 'Bl gross. Mega dull and, lower; 3,600 head sold at $l, , ,50, net. • • . The maikti•last evening' Indicated eight feet large" and swelling The weather was' unusually pleasant. Trade 'on the landing was brisk. The steamer Kate Robinson has changed her sign. She will leave:for St. Louis on Tuesday positively. So says Captain Rob inson: • , -* ' The mail line of steamboats on the Mo nongahela are • running regulaxly to all points' on the river. The boats are all first.. class, and the officers •are proverbially courteous and obliging. • The Bayard,.:, Captain Shepard, .is the Parkersburg packet for. this day. She leaves at noon.. ' The Glendale, Captain Hare,' left last evening for St. Louis with all the, frelght she'conld carry. The steamer •Argoiry, Capt. Vandergr will be found at the laiuling.. She will re turn to Cincinnati on Wednesda'v at noon. .The.:'B. C. Gray, Captain'Anderson, is loading for Cincinnati and Louisville. She will receive freight with the privilege of' reshipping. . - • ,The St..Mgrys left ltuat evening for On cnthati With a goo& trip. • , • • A Funrrignltirs; OF Coit..—The.follOW-• ing coal has andwill leave during the neat tWenty-foUr hours: • Towboats. Lioness ... Tiger 7 Wild. 7-- Coal City Tom Farrow 0. H. Ormsby Star Mary Ann ' Warner Jas. Gilmore. J. S. Neal Arrow Resolute N. 3. Bigley.. Little Alps ... Sam Roberts Fred Wilson FOR MEMPHIS. NORTH KENTUCKY RIVER. V. F. Wilson... " 9 Diamond Total exports The St. Louis Republican says: There is at present no opposition lathe New Or- Imp trade, the Atlantic line and the out -side boats having effected an . arrangement by which they.load inturns, 'having a bast every other day. There are six of the At lantic line andifive independent. By this , means they are enabled to keep rates up to -at least & Living :rate. ' ' .• - • • A Qom) Busn4,-Thelliar - t Able made the run frqm New Orleans-to Shereveport on Aittriaet trip .-hours and filly "rninnivt- Includin g l ant' ---7 5kThinn Tisenc : ; 'h t e eapo e eight million feet helit-in-s&Ore at Anoka have been gent adrift, - and • niany Of them erenafo hi the %ponds, - while' on both 'branches of Bum -'o,,vEn."the drives are PS greasing finely: - A heavy bcicly 'of snow -still remains In thellpineries; and 'melting, fills the small streams and. <floats the logs out handsomely Itis ;said to be the best season .for drlthlig; , that the lumbermen haVahadlblyears.'' '• • at: Innis dbniateh river is Still here; stationary'at Dubuque, and ris ing Keokuk. The Missend rising 'slowly at Randall: e - Theo.following- boats for Benton - have •passed•that point: Deer ' Lodge, April 3d; Cora, Bth; Antelope, 21st; Sallie •Huntsville and Miner, 24th: Henry Adkina, 25th. Business is good. . , , • • Travel is light. In tyro ' or ,three weeks there will begiu the heavy stream of travel no/timer!' that Always Clathfeteriies the Season, - said width is bound' 143 become larger •eVely year. • There wilt be ..larjr6 nnmbernef persona ping to Minnesota 10. V steam. , • Business on thelilinobiriver not Justify ing the Muting-of four boats, the' Beirdw town, on her arrival, will gonto retirement for the present. NEW, ouLEArts,—The stairtin, pf the 26th, says: Business on the landing is Tan ning down to nothing, and the . prospecte are that it will not revive for some time. Freights to all points are dull, 'and tonnage largely in excess. The receipts of the day embrace 637 bales of cottony and other freight per ••New. Bra, from Jefferson; 460 palescotton per Bart Able, from Shreve port, and f • ull general consignment , per Louisville, from Cincinnati; The line of, the Mississippi Valley Tele graph Company is now completed ftoml St. Paul to Liasing, a distance of 269 miles, 'while the contract is left for building it through to St. Louis, to which' place it will be completed by July next.' The Leavenworth (krznmerciaisays of tho Missouri: It is;Wing, and at the present rate of decline, unless the June rise comes earlier than usual, steamboats will , have sortie trouble abbnt -arriving at. Leaven wOrth'witt that rftnlatity'Virbiab has here tofore characterized then]; • The St.lonis DeMOCTat earn The con test on;the , present trip of the Jasper seethe to have been a race—a well contested one— with its concomitants of excitement, bet. ting, etc.' One side bas it. that; the 'JasPer passed her opponent twice under way, and was ahead at capau.Oris one and.a half, while n dispatch from ,the, Jnianton'n agent avers that she passed. the ;jasper above OktrkeVille, and arrived at Quincy five miles ahead. We believe that betn boatehalted at-several IMO:mite attend to business* and thus the (guestion of which. Is the fastestboat remains- undecided! AN , rmrotkrANT"oAsg.—A Cade •Of s ome ' interest. to AtildeeiVriters and the ' , Waited was , recently decided in the 8u ream Court of •tho ;United Btatefil - la 186 0 ; 40 Michlitan egapt Atria Insurance Oen''' . RanYl ein j 8 4Pred with, blank.,peliciell* lily sip by , be officers of the cenr,l o filled up one of them for thenamot op_ upon the stearrw,S.b e tona....After.os ve ry of the policy, the • ested.lo sign 8 1 11 1 44 re <Or • 71 ^ wuieu- was ,?•! a s, k r lows: -41110 c < 60 6, sa is ti is toy take effect when hiproved• V .lf DiinstientikvAgeet.of .710tmaiurtratasi Geznpauy AtA3nitidoir),NOW litirXel. it tip , pears that this paper was inunetly Beni to Mr. Dorr, who did not approve the risk, and wrote to Webber,the agent in Michigan directing him to return the premium note to the owner of the vessel and cancel the policy. Webber, not satisfied with this ae- . -4, :~sews4.,c~sm~ sip+.t~sxs~~^+~•~:~r~~sce_,a~n=.smea~~~m..,z: RIVER NEWS. FOR MiCENIZATI. Mai . 6 FOR LOUISVILLE 9 90,000 9 90,000 9 90,000 7 70,000 6 60000 3 b'ts & barge.Boooo 9 90,000 B', 80,000 7i 70,000 10 100,000 7 70,000 MMEi TUESDAY. MAY 5. 1868. tion of his pzineiPal, appealed to Mr. Ben nett, another of the Western general agents Of the &imp, and did not diary out instruc tions, but retained the premium note and allowed the polley to remain. The owner 'knell* nothing of these subsequent features of the .transaction until Ida vessel was lost and he demanded ; payment of the policy. -Thla'was - refifsed. suit was, therefore, brought in the, 'United States District Court in Michigan, and resulted. In a judgment aSserting.the responsibihtyof the company on the policy. Thig .jtiftinent is now , al firmed by the Supreme Cotirt: Rivera aid_ Weather. .I,eutslax.r.x.,lday4.—itiver rising steadily with 8% feet hr the canal: Weather rain ing at intervals. , • ,11:11T. Lotrisi 4.—Weither wet and ; untatts wi: itmlaitoAn. .prrnuaniciff:comniircrsANti UnrCINNATI RAILIIOAD, .May 4. 71 2 butts tobacco, •.1 McConnell; 4 bxs stone, $ Falinentock; 7 do do, Whitmore, Wolf &'•1 4 104`8 bdls hoops; F Simpson; 5 bbla - lard oil, .P Scottil bx musical. instruments , Hoffman, Hoene & Co; 13 Nils riddles, J Woodwell; 10 setts hoops; W J.-Meek; 1 bl3l casting, Hall t Speer, 0 dos chairs, Knemple & Col 3 bbls eggs. J M Simmonds; 3 do bacon, 1 cask lard, Walker, Goe & Co; 7 bbls green ap ples, Graff & Reiter; 3 do eggs, Mrll Graff; Ido do, Volghti• Mahood - it Co; 7 do green Apples, S P Shriver & Co; 10 empty boxes, S S Marvin; 1 bag , coffee; J S Dilworth; 15 aks scraps, A Hoeveler & Co: 2 bxs tobacco, •J Murphy; 4 bbls dried fruit, Volg.ht, Ma hood & Co; 2 .bxs 'highwines; J• M Tate; 2 bas frameN H D Brecht &Ito; 1 car staves, H Hasmeyer; 1 do . do, Shade tt.Weigel; 120 bdls groan hides, G N HOffstott; 7 20 bbls Whisky. A Glockner; 1 car bulk middlings. .J Smith; 400 . sks flour, Stewart & 'Amgen helm. • Pi'aanisuxoH, FT. WAYNE AND . CH'ICAOO RAILROAD, May 4.-2 bbhi eggs, S B Floyd & .Coo 3 do ash, J. Canfield; 5 ;do vinegar, Shpiraker & Lang; 3 bbls eggs, 12 do but tet, W J Steel &Bro; 2 bxs castings, Wood Se%& Ce; 5 bxs cheese, Ido coffee, J Dil worth & Co; 131 aka potatoes, Vangorder & Shepard; 4do tails, F W C Feld; 20 boxes soap, R E Sellers; 2A do do, M W Rankin; 11.40 do, H Riddle; '2 cars lumber, Nanz & C0;.2 do , do, J M Seibert &Co; 1 de staves, M P Adams dr. Bro; 300 bbls flour, T C Jen kins; 250 do do, J Gregg; 1 car -middlings, Keii & Ritchart;. 100 bbls flour, R Robison & Co; 100 do do, Shomaker & Lung; 100 do do,.Seghtnyer & Voskamp. CLEVELAND AND I'IrIEBURGH RAILROAD. May 4.-3 cars iron ore, Shoenberger Blair; 5 do do, Nimick dc Co; 14 do do, Cambria lion Co;. 4do do, Zug & Co; 126 bars iron, F W Smith; 8,000 ft lumber, Jas McMasters; 4 cases laxd, J B Sueathen; 50 bits soap, Wm Hoslage; 1 kg wine, M Gru ber; 39 aka rags, McCullough, Smith it Co; 101 bbls 011, Wm MeCutcheion; 41 skit oats, do potatoes, D L Grove; 10 bp rye, J W Fafrley; 24 eke do, J McKinney; 13 bdls paper, W - S Haven; 5 bbls vinegar, Sho maker & Lang; 127 eke corn, W.l Meek; 41 skit oats, 9 do rye, Scott (t, Gisal; 9 bbls dry apples, Ido eggs, Voight, Mahood & Co; - 2 car lumber. Espy & Son; 1 do do, J M Sei bert it Co. ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD, May 4. 2 cars pig iron, McKnight it Co; .1 do brick, Johnson, Taylor & Co; 2 do pig iron, II Woodiaides; 5 cars 'limestone, Shoenbeiger & Blair; 14 aka rye, W J Meek; 1 bbl glue, A HooVeler; 1 bbl grease, J R Vosksmp; 2 do do, H Snyder; 1 bbl eggs, 1 do butter, G Warnhoff; ticks rugs, I bbl butter, Shipton & Wallace; 8 pkgs marketing, owner. Bushels. 90,000 70,000 70,000 100,000 60,000 70,000 460.000 , POLITICAL. ar'CONGRESS-22d DISTRICT. IGen. J. S. NEGLEY liiicandldite for nomination before the Union Re publlean Cutmenticrn. nahrfidilef 890,000 100,000 90,000 4540,00(1 110'"CONGIM3S--22f1 DISTRICT. 71 4 1 - 101MULS HOWARD, Esq., Ls candidate ibr nomination, by the Union Repub lican Congressional Convention. mh.9l:d4T IgriF'olll. 411!ille/UCT ATTOJE,INEIV. LEVI BIRD DUFF, Subject to the 'deetelon of the Union Reoohllean County Convention. • apfnoW-dtr.T. IgrFOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Gen. r A., L. PRARSON, Subject to the. decision of the Union licvnbilean Conutv Convention. mh.7s:WS.AILT = FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. WILLIAM C. MORELAND, Sublect to the decision ;of the Union Republican Countv Convention. mh77:O4I:UT ogrive ß wrT, DISFRICT AT- JOHN w,ruDnE=.; Will ben candidate tbr Assistant Dittriet Attorney, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention: . . grASSISTANT _DISTRICT AT TORNEY.- • • • Subject to 'the 'decision of the tlnion Republican County Convention. Inbllesnoe -ddTl Iwwon iisstirnmv. Col. WILLIAM ESPY, Of Scott township, subJectto the decision of. the Union Republican Convention. • • znyi: ra AST; WCOUNTY COMMISSIONER. Of Lower St.. Clair township, (late pf Co. B. 691 d P. V.O subject to the decision of the Union Ueppuh• lican County Convention. • agr4:oeb.ddT OTICE. • " . NAIL iie.rions who are itioebteA for Paving the following streets, in the Lawrenceville District': ST. MARY'S AVENU , • FOSTER, CHURCH, DAVIDSON, BELLEFON TAINE, BOROUGH, EWALT, DRAVQ, WAIN WRIGHT prid ALLEN STREETS; and LAFAYETTE and HAZLETT ALLEYS, Are notified to call et the TREASURER'S OFFICE. of the faty of Pittsburgh. and pay 1111111edlatuly and save further costs. .sn%; PITT ALLEY „- No ice, is hereby given that the viewers report on WI:DENT:idOr PITT ALLEY,' Third arardi x Alleglieiry, has' been flied in the Die trJet.Court,.. Terre, confir mation., Cr. alccOMEn, • gpgarplit :•• ' ." • - • Olt) , Solicitor, .•, • . . VOE SALE. - ' • ". :E 500 bush. Ho s illthlog Wtie4t ;• • :•;„1. beinse winter Wheat; - • tro111 , 0: _b_rilrie Peach Maw Potatoes,. r: teals b HITCHCOCE.bteCRICENT d (0. 1;TE11110,18AL:' r• •; CLOTHES t Inshnfoottrroril tr olettdo rotoll,•Orker at %Ile and tit. Clair street ••-•• ate.- Solo afrOnto for 't • oonnek. iiKVANINED . LEATEER atm.. ;2itt, w iity wapiti:dad stela nt the lowest yaw. •••• ••)4 , . ;-• '. " Joit tiPHILLIrB4` • 4 111..,;,,L1A 8 and Sittit. Clair etnprn - : §011,1310r RIESMIEVA OltAltifiEffi : Of • bra quidit7;:timptimctir,4jant • •• 441Fitclospr: f!; 1 ta ord itlfonLVAisgon PI •$ • • - • ' dAY A:,11=1111.11.w., .. . ~ I' titEtturA . • .. W 1 • IC 1 SUER( Ike, W best ln the niarknti soothe anDeiv net ra• red by J. & H. rillial. re, ipls _, Soliaiti cute for th is county. ...------- ru. BILIIBBEEt BELTING AND STAAM PACKING,. wholesale aria retail, at the udia 'Dubber Daunt, AO and AS St. oialr street. J &II PHILLIPS. split J. I;. r -E;:--4-4.2:f-,44frIlp.:- t om.-a_:~~.~~=z> J. B. FLACK. PHILIP HOERR, 1913118 -t • • M STEAMBOATS. FOR CINCINNATI. , THIMSDAY PACKET--AVI9 The hew and spletuild side..wheel steamer J. N. m'cuLLoucli• Cr. Di MOOSE D. MOOSE ... The above elegant. si , regularly as announced with Packets and : Memphis, New Orleans !Per 1 3 ZdistisSippl and re ght or passengers Rot' river. • , , Esveelal attention g witness. , . • IFor freight or passage .# /.! -wheel steamer will leave .! 'connecting le Cincinnati . to Louisville, Nashville, i . d St. Louis. Alai to ' the rixivers. . : , Ipted thro ugh either by yen to orders • and Way apply on board or to ,8. - COLIN :&... t j g e i d , j• z. BANNigs, ' .. i I mmission Merchants, EIZIO forwarding an!t .11ENERAL [32E SITANteI Cor. Market alai We are the authold agents for the "NORTH WESTERN UNION 'AGWLET COMPANY," be tween St. Louts and St. Paul; also for the "ST. .LOUIS & QIIINCY'PACKET - COMPANY." Freights REOZIFTED,THROUGH by either. of the above lines at the - LOWEST' RATES. Shippers entrusting goods , to our .care can rely on having them handled with care and delivered with dispatch. We are also agents Jor steamers, to Cincinnati, Louisville, Memphis,' New Orleans, and all other points on the Western waters. : ap23 , • AT ,ACENTS, ater•Sts., Pittsburgh* CINCINNATI - . j i gget PACKET LINE. For Wheeling, Marietta, Parkersburg, Pomeroy, Gaillopolis, Big Sandy, Ironton, Portsmontb,,Maysville and Cincinnati. ST. MARTS T.C. SWEENY, Master. • MONDAYS, -5 P. M. • ST. CHARLES • O. A. DnAvo, Mastei. • FRIDAYS, 5 P. aff. The above elegant side-wheel steamers will leave regularly as announced, connecting at C i ncinnati with Packets and Railroads to Louisville, Nashville, Memphis New Orleans and St. Louts. Also to the Upper Mississippi and Missouri rivers. Freight or passengers reecipted through either by rail or river._ • Especial attention even to Orders, and way Bast news. EARIiF.S'a COLLIN f3,__ ' - GIIRIEST .t HASLETT. - Agents. pri v IrSOURGH, . • adir m e WHEELING, Marietta and • Parkersburg Line. Leave Cohinanrs Wharfboat, foot of Wood street, at M. MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS. J. N. 3IcCULLOUGII GEO..D. Moons, Maker. TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS, BAYAnD A. S. Sunritsso, Master. WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS n , GREY EAGLE • • • • C. L. BnEnAN, 3laster. Freigbtorrill be received at all boors by aria JAMES COLLIN'S. Agent. FOR ST. LQUIS.7-Theadr a t steamer KATE ROBINSON Capt. Robt. ItannesON, WEDNESDAY, oth inst., -Will leave as announced-above, giving through receipts to Keokuk, tit. Paul and Intermediate ports by the N. L. Packet Ccmpany. FLACK & COLLINGWOOD, mpg Agents: FOB CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.—The new and elegant passenger packet GLENDALF Join.: 31. IlAns; Master, Will leave as above, positively. on • THIS DAY-4 Y. st., positively. For freight or passage apply on board. tuyi gnrrsuultou AND ST. LOUIS, BARGE CO.—FOR ST. ra.-The WILD DUCK RARGE.B....Capt. J. W. MLAWALT, TIDE, DAY-. 4 r. x. For freight apply oh boarder to OHAS. BARNES, 0 JAS. COLLINS. Agents. *144 RAEGIILAR WEDNES- . ..k a gMb DAY PACKET WOK CINCIN I.—The fine steamer _ _ V . AROOSY ' ' Capt. Almanantrr, W. H. Seral, Clerk, leaves Plttaburgh f9r Cincin nati every WEDNLSO.:IY at noon. C BARNES, _ - , '.. J A S. COLLINS,' }Agents. Win_ . - JOHN FLACK. , . CINCEVIVATELOU-AgSO igt i tt a u. LOUIS & CAIRO. RAINS ROBINSON ' Capt. ROUT. Rianusois, Wlll leave aa above on - _ TUESDAY-4 r. at. Vor freiibiof pissite apply on board or to J. COLL&BrOOD, Agents. a y . - - 871111AMBEIPS. O LIVERPOOL-ANDda .; QUEEXSTOWIsr. • • TIM Nunibering sixteen. gist-class vessels, among_ them " h tIIVIPO r ri d oARTS,.._ 'CITY OF ANTWEPP.. CITY OF ROSTON,: CITY OF BALTLMORE, _ CITY'OF LONDON Sailing EVERY SATURDAY, tom Pier lib, North Elver. New York. ' For passage or further Informa tion apply to DINGIUM, Jr., WO FIFTH sTFIEET, (Chronicle Building,) Nearly opßoslta.Post, Ofnee. rlttaburgh NOTICE TO, OWNERS OF BRAYS, RACKS, &e. Notice ,Is hereby .given to all owners of Drays, Carts, Carriages, Buggies, de., whether resident or pon-resident In the .01tatof•PIttsburgh, to pay their Licenses at the Treasurer's (Mee of the city of Pittsburgh FORTHWITH, in accordance with an Act of Assembly, approved March 30th, 1800, and and as Ordinance ot the Councils of the City of Pittsburgh, passed Aprlllo, 1860. AU Licenses not paid on Or before MAY 15, 1868, will. be placed In the hands of the Chief of Police for collection, subject to his fee of 50 cents for the collection thereof, and all persons who neglect or refuse to take out Licenses wilt be subject to a pen alty, to be recovered before the Mayor, double the amount of the License. - The old metal plates of preylous years must be re turned at the time Licenses are taken out, or pay 25 cents therefor. RATES Oli LICENSE: . Each Ono Horse Vehicle $ 7 50 Each Two Horse .• 151.00 Eoch Four Horse .•' 15 00 Each Two Heise Hack • 15 00 Omnibuses and Timber Wheels drawn by. Two Hordes, Eighteen Dollars each. For each addi tional Horse used in anyof the aboye vehicles, - One Dollar. SAMUEL ALLINDER, • City Treasurer. Inman. February 18..1888. • . ME! orricE OF. TUE TIMAI3OII,EII OF. ALLEGHENY CO., • pmeDertoll. April Ist, 1868. 1 IN PURSUANCE. of the:2lst Seco Lion of an Act relating to 'Allegheny county. ap proved the Ist day of May,llBl3ll, and of the amend= went to said section, approved the 30th day of Marehi 1980, 1 hereby give notice that the Dupli cates of the several Wards. Boroughs and Town ships WILL BE OPEN and I will be prepared to receive the con*, • state, Poor, Work-house and ~ B oonty l'oes,for 1868. - : On and , after the Ist day of May. 186 S, said taxeS can be paid at this oMec until the let day of limpid, with& Deduction or Five;'. Per Cent. Discount E24 l htt h i i rsens paying, theViir.lBVidiezi. „There wilt be no deduetiotf allovitui during the month of August. There will be TEN PER CENT. ADDEDIs 'isses!romstillag unpaid on the let day of September, 180 8 . . • - - • • r. DENNISTON, • Treasurer of Allesb any °sway._ Irtaiiksl BELIC/T4iftV., ..ANCHOR COTTON. MILLS, 7 .',l'l'TBrnGiiL Itinninotto ere of DRAT?, 3IEDIUM' and LIGHT ANCHOR , AND 11 A.GNOLIA SIINZTINGS AND BATTING: E 1 r Sea* of Nolghtiu and Meaistites, t.; 1t Between Liberty end Ferry streets. Orders promptly attended to. ..."19 122 _ pfor Store - Win la gtows' of the dttrerent'wl4oll, for eels it Nor .. . and Silk. Clots street. aplb J. U. PHILLIPS. . • 'L' s - COMMUNION MERCHANTS Air STEELE &,:fialti, Commission Merchants, AND DEALERS IN P 1.43 0. trlt, ./"WM3130. : 4 Sqe• No; 95 OHIO STREEI near East Cannon 'ALLEGHENY CITY: ComMander. Clerk. JAMES a. mEANoig JOB. amentß WANOR 41 HARPER, FLOUR, GRAIN. AND PRODUCE .. COMMISSION MERCHANTS 329 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBURGH : Consigntaents solicited. RIFERILNCES—J.. G. Martin, Cashier Mechanics' National Bank; J. 8. Dilworth & Co., B. T. Ken nedy & Bro. 7a311124 MICR KEIL JAB. F. ItICILLIII4 trEIL & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND DEALERS FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, MILL 'FEED, ac., ac., - ' $49 Liberty SL, Pittelburgh, tr: :b37 L BLANCIIIAND, Wholes Ole find Retail Grocery, , No. 3 96 PENN STREET 'aplB:o9. ALBX: WBANE J. B. ANJZB. McHANE . • COMMISSION -MERCHANTS,' Daley' In FLOM. GRAIN and PRODUCE GEN ERALLY, No. 141 WATER STREET, above tindthfield, Pittsburgh. FETZER; & ARMSTRONG, roßwasigtret AND comma MERCHANTS, For the sale of Flour, Grain, , Bacon, Lard, Butter, Seeds, Dried Fruit, and Produce generally, No.lo MARKET STREET, corner of First, Pittsburgh. te22ntB • • • • - QHOMAIKEit • & °Whole kj sale dealers in Groceries, Flour, Grain, -Pro duce, Provisions. Fish, Cheese. Salt. Carbon 011, he., Nos. 172 and .174 WOOD STREET, near Liberty street, Pittsburgh. Pa. ' n08:n5.5 :WIN I. HOUSE: ....EDW. 110117138 W3I. U. HOUSE. ti - OHN I. HOUSE & Suc cessors to JOHN I. HOUSE & CO., wholesale rocers and Commission .Merchants, ',Corner of Smithfield and Water Streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. 11 RIDDLE, No. 183 LIBERTY . STREET, Pittsburgh, Pi., Conuniestonlaer ant and Wholes!Lle Dealer In Country Produce, Groceries and-. Pittsburgh Manufactures. Cash , ad- Named on Consignments, and paid for Produce gas erally. au2t 808.. KNOX - ' ' - ANDREW ENO' . ..• ..• KNOX., dr., SON, COMMISSIO? 311ERCIIANTS-and dealers In FLOUR, GHAT' I. PEED and PRODUCE GENERALLY, NC 79 DIAMOND, opposlte,Clty Hall, Allegheny Clt3 PEAT:CRAWFORD, COMMISSION MERCHANT. IN PIG METAL. BL , WROUGHT SCRAP. IRON, FIRE BMW' AND CLAY, &c. Warehouse and Office, Nos. 3116 and 388 PENN STREET. Storage furnished. Consignments solicited. Jac! lITTLE, BAIRD .be PATTON, A Wholesale Grocers, Commission Merchants and ski's id Produce , Flour, Bacon, Cheese, Fish, Carbon and Lard Oil, Iron, Nails, Glass, Cotton Yarns and all Pittsburgh Manufactures generally, 112 and 114 SECOND STREET, Pittsburgh. ejß. CANFIELD & SON_, COM • MISSION FORWARDING MERCHANTS, and Wholesale Dealers in Western Reserve Cheese, •Butter, • Lard, Pork, Bacon, Flour, Fish, Pot and Pearl !Ashe, and Oils, Dried Fruit and Produce generally, Nos. 144 and 1413 Front street, Pitts burgh. JOUN SIL(PTON §A. WALLACE HIPTON & WALLACE, WHOLE SALE GROCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS o. 6 SIXTH STREET. Plitsbursch. tal2:tsB PROFESSIONAL. JOS. A. BUTLER, • • ALDERMAN AND POLICE (MAGISTRATE. (nue, 126 WYLIE STREET, near Washington, PITTSBFRGH, PA. Deeds Bonds, Mortgages., Acknowledgments, Depositions, Collections, and all other legitimate business executed promptly. ' mh :u9 ARCHIBALD BLAKELEY, A.TTOIVINUFAC-ATftl_.A.W, ap6:n9o: a & r RADIUM, McMAS'IMILII, ALDE MAN, P-P Ex-oMcio Justice of the Peace and Police Magis trate. Otlice_,:GßANT STREET, opposite the Ca thedral, PITTSBURGH, PA. • Deeds Bonds Mortgages, 'Acknowledgments, Depositions, aw l all Legal Brogues' executed with promptness and dispatch. =hie vpimac - s. m9www; Ax4FEJ,FtmArr, EX-OFFICIO: JIISTICP OF THE PEACE AND POLICE MAGISTRATE. OFFICE, N 0.73 PENNA . . AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA. Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, .Acknowledgments, Depositions and all Legid - Buslness executed with promptness and dispatch. • • • my A ADIDION, Justice of the Peace, --- CONVEYANCER, REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGT CARSON' STIZEZ'T _EAST 111113.fiNGILAM. - Collection of Rents solicited and promptly attend, ed to. my3:y6o LIAM H. DARKER, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, CONVEYANCER, &C., Office, CARSON STREET, nearly Opposite .the Railway Dcpot, BOUTIfPITTSBURtiIL • "Business" entrusted to Ws care promptly attend ed to. , • inyt:Yet IOSEPII GAZZAt )f. x . mAsis l l lt . . BUM:EI/FIRM> MUSTER, GAZZAII•it BteffERFIELD ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW, And Solicitors in Bankruptcy 1 3 14C"rS331711Grii, OFFICE, 98 GRANT STREET, - . Opposite the Cathedral. ie1b . :778 • DANIEL McMEAL, M. D., PRACTICING PHYSICIAN, OFFICE AND RESIDENCE ? No. 50 Grant St., near apM:x7l . $• FERGUSON, SECOND FLUOR, FRONT ROOM. A. LEWIS, W. Oil Diamond street. lIEMI JOHN v. RIDDELL, - ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office, 116 Diamond Street, (Opposite the Court House, ) fols VW Er. C. /11LiCKRELL, • ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, mr3l:bls OHN* A. 'STRAIFN, AZA:MrtittAll, • - EX-OFFICIO'JUSTICE OF'THE PEACE AND POLICE MAGISTRATE. it the Cattl :4 01119% . 1151 epPol--e - es Vat; Pittsburgh Va: needs, oonds. llfortraaa. 'aitil"ladgMESUlN Wbolltiona and eil-Lerrifil hese dlteuted with promptness and dts ate . . . i ,IcCOl'Ws, Pensions, Bounties and Arrears of Pity promptly collected. , . J. A. STEr6LE No. 99 FIFTH STREET, PMI3BIIRGH. PA• ATTORNEY-AT-LAW', No. 87 Fifth Street. ATTORN EY-AT-LAW, PITTBPPIiGH,. re remsnirittin,' PA No. SD Grant Street. PirranunGH, PA ATTORNEY AND. COUNSELLOR AT LAW, No. s 7 Fifth Street. fit RAILROADS. ...... 10101ITTSBURGH ariaaltilms CONNELLSVILLE R. R. On and after THURSDAY. MaTch6th, 1868 trains will arrive at and depart from the Depot, cot Der of Grant and. Water streets, as follows: Dephrt. 4 'Arrins. Mail to and fromigniont'il• 1:00 A. - 0:00 P. McKeesport Aceommodt'n:ll:oo 9:05 r. M. Ex. to and from Uniontln.. 3:00 10:00 A. M. Weat Bradd N oe w,o A n c A cO c m co mmodW'n ' A::3O P l7. 4t il l' 7:350 A. M. P. U. Night Acc. to McKeesport:lo:3o P. .0:40 A. K. Sunday Church Train to and Y: 1 from West Newton., .. . . 1:09 v,*i10:00 A. x. For tickets apply . W. B. STOUT, Superintendent. mita • VALLEY RAILROAD. Y DIRECT ROUTE TO THE 00, REGIONS. Running through to Venango City :without change of cars—Connecting with trains Estatiand West on the. Warne. t Franklin Railroad, anti Atlantic & Great Western • Railway. Shortest; -and 'quickest route to Oil City and Fran k lin, and All points in the Oil Regions; • • • • - On ansilleter April 2601, 1568. Passenger Trains will leave trot:rand arrive atthe Pittsburgh Depot, corner Canal and Pike Sts. as folldirs: -Deparc•i , Arrive; C Mall to and m Ven. City. 7:00 etoit: -0:11 P. M. Express" " 10:40 ra1:12:515 A. 9. Bradre Bend AccuminoWn 3:09 lb:W.10:910,A. N. Soda Works Accom'n 5:30 7:55 A. K. First Hulton Accomod'n... 8:50 aVat. 11:40 A. M. Second Hutton Accomod'n 18:00.:14. 3:55 P. If. • Sunday, Church Train lenses ticr Worits at 8:05 ;C : at., arriving In Pittsburgh at 0100 It. Re turning, leaves Pittsburgh at 1:104 at., arriving at Soda Works at 2:55r. at. 1,-, IL BLACKSTUNE, Supt. W. F. HOPE, Ticket Agent. aggi 1868. aratimi PITTSBURGH. FOET.I% - AVNEW:CNICAGO R. W. AND CLEVELAND & PITT.43.ITROR,n. R. From January 1904 1868 ; leave hbm and arrive at the Union Depot, north side, city time, as follows: • Leave.: . l ,Arrive. Chicago Ex .... 2:13 . a m Chfcifo 2:43 a m Cleveland:Ex. 213 a on, Cleve atodXs.' 2:43 am Erie &Ygn3ll 613 a In Chicago Vqc.... 10:58 am Cl. &Wh`gsl'l 6:28 a In Wheelingaia. 11:08 am Chicago Mail.. 0:58 a m'Clileago Ex— . 1:53 pm ChicagcrEx., . 9:43 111 1 C1. & WhtacEi. 4:03 pm Pitts. &Q. E . x. , Erie .11 - gfn Ex 6:13 pm via Youngt'n 9:43 am.ChicagoE,X.... 6:58 pm Cl. &Wlrg Ex. 2:13p in: Cl. & wht . g. Ex 7:08 put Chicago Ex.' 2:28 pinlPitts. & CE•E.x. • Wh. & Erie Ax. 4:38 p on; via Yogust'n. 9:28 p m .Depart from Allegheny. Allegheny. N. Brigt'n Ac. 8:58 u mIN. BrigtlwAc. 7:03 a m Leedale' 6 lo:l3 a rni Brlgt.`3l,;, " 8:28 a m " 11:53 a In; Wells Ville " 9:58 am Rochester • ` 1:33 p m: New CastiO " 10:13 am Wellsv'e Acc.. 3:43p inj Leetsdale 3 . 9:13 am Leetsdale Acc.' 4:15 p ml " " 1:18 pm N. Brigt'n " 5:3g p m , N. Brigt'ut " 2 : 43 1m N. Brigt'n " .0:28 p In] " 4:23 pm Leetsdale " • 10;43pru4 " 7:29 P ICI 2:28 p. tro. Chicago Ex..; /1):511 Chicago press leaves daily. lExpressiOrrises daily. ja33 F. R. 3IYERS, Deneral , Xicket Agent. I TTSBITRGH,WEVME COLUMBUS & PAN HANDLE ROUTE. CHANGE of TIME.—On and After SUNDAY, December Pth, 1807, trains will WAIT and arrive at Union Depots as follows, Fittsbargittime: Divart. , Arrive. Mail Express -2:15 Cin. " 3 : 55 F. m. Fast tine " - 9.40 In. 7:05 p. m. Fast Express - :2 : 50 F.:n. 10:55 a.m. Milted Way 6:10 ai:in. .5:50 p. m. McDonald 's Acc'n, No. 1.. 11:10 In. 2:10 p. m. Steubenville Accommod'n. 3:55 p. m. 9:30 a. in. :McDonald's - Acen,.No. 2.. 5:10 th.ta. m. SYNcLid, NOTlCE.—Sunday ExpreH leaves It 21:50 .p. m. arriving in - Cincinnati at 6.139 a . m. the 'next morning. Church Train leaves Sunday at 12if:85 p. m. The 9:40 a. m. Train leaves daily, Sunday and Monday excepted, arriving in ClOiOnnati at 0:85 the same evening, 8 HOURti..IIDVANCE OF ALL OTHER ROUTES. aeir•No change of cars between; Xittsburgh and Cincinnati, and BUT ONE chaupd' to St. Louis, Cairo, and the principal points We*tiand Southwest. When purchasing tickets be Mitt and find the office of the Pittsburgh, Columbus ECCiiihnnati R. R., *4:4 UNION DEPOT, (Souni*r..) It. D. 310THERSDAUGIL ;Ticket Agent S. F. SCULL, General Tlektt Agent. JOHN D. MILLER. Gen.‘ Freight Axent VnENNSYLV CENTRAL RAILRO and after October 01 rive at and depart from th Washington and 'Liberty s • Arrite. _• - Mail Train.... • 1:20,a m Fast Line - 1:50 a m Wail's No: - 1.. 0:20 a m Brinton No. 2. 7:50a m Wall's No. 2.. 8:50 a m .Cincinnati Ex. 0:10a m Johnstown Ac. 10:15 a m Phila. Express 1:50 pm Wall's No. 3—, 1:30 pm Wall's No. 4.. 3:sopm Wall's No. .5.. 5:50 pm Wall's No.- 6.. 7:00 pm -Altoona Acen . • and Emigrant Train 10:30 prat • The Church Train leaves Walt's' Statiod every Sunday at 0:15 a. NI., reaching at 10:05 a. m. Retarnkng, leavesPittiburgh at 12:50 p. m. and :writ at Wallis Station at 2:00 p. in. Clncinnati Express leaves daily: ~All. other trains 'daily except Sunday. - • - - - Philadelphia Express and , the, Altoona Accommo.. dation'andEralgrant Train arrive daily. 'Cincinnati Express arrives daily except iddrday. • All other rains daligexcept Sunday. • ;, • For farther Inrmatlan apply • = • - - - • - • • • BBCRIVITII, Agent. The PennsylvaniaLßaliroad Cdnipany will not as. 'Mime anyrisk ibr Baggage. extent -for wearing ap.. - pare' and limit their responsibilitl - to One Hundred In value. All Baggage, exceeding that Amount in value'will be,at the risk of the owner; nn less taten by special contract. • • EDWARD. /34 ' yea General Superintendent, Altoona, Pa. BIXESTEIIN PENN-angiplig - -; _SYLVANIA .RAILL IX .—On and after November 1, - /867, the Pas slinger Trains on' the Western; Pennsylvania Rail road will arrive at and depart „from elf: , .yedera Street Depot, Allegheny City; asfollows: - . • • Arrive.- . I • q DeP . FL ' ' • - Shsrpb'g No.l 6:25 ii 111 Mail • • - - '6:50 a m Freeport. N0.1.8.:15Am Freeport No. 1 . 9:08 a, m Express 10:10 a m Sharpblg No..' 11:20 a m SlasiPb'g No.2' 1:25 prn Express ,• ! 1:50 p m Freeport No. 2 4:15 p m Harmerv'e Ac 3:55 p m Mau - 6:05 pin Freeport No. 2 • 6:06 p m Harmerv , e Ac 7:10 p m Sharptilg N0.2•.7:30 P lil . Aboye trains run daily except Sunday. • - • • The Church Truth leaves Allegheny Junct. every Sunday at 7:40 a. in., reaching • Allegheny City at 9:50 a. in. Returning; knives Allegheny . City at 1.120 p. m. and arrive at Allegheoy Janet. at 9:45 p. m. 00M11171"ATiON ••Picitrrs—For sale in packages or Twenty„_between,_Allegheny CIO', Chestnut Street, Herr's, •Bennett, Pine Creek, 'Etna and Sharpsburg, and good only on the trains stopping at Stations spe• titled on tickets. ...,, . The train leaving Allegheify . airy at 6:50 a. m. makes direct connection at Freeport with Walker's line of Stages for Butler and.llatophstown. , - Through tickets nut) be purchased at the Office, No. 3 St. Clair . street, , near Suspension Bridge, Pittsburgh, and at the Depot, Allegheny City. . For further information apply-to. • - . JAMES - LEFFERTS, Agent, ' _ • • Federal Street Depot. , The Western Pennsylvania Railroad will not as sume any risk for Bagage, except for wearing ay parel, and limit Ont. responsibility to One Hundred • Dollars in value. All baggage exceeding this t o amount in value will', aftlie-rla of the owner, an- Less taken by special Contract. , .: ' • _,. EDWARD 11. WILLIAMB P , ' dci General Superintendent. Altoona. a. SMOH'Y ; HILL WON PACIFIC RAILWAY, • Eastern Diviaion. The SHORTEST AND MOST RMLIMILE notrrz from the East to all polots in • Colorado, Nevada, California,. ikTitalli, Arizona, Washington, api:w73 New MexicO, •• • . Oregon. • • • TwO Trains leaye State Linn and Leavenworth daily, (Sundays excepted, on the arrival of trains of Pacific Railroad frcanSt, oulak.and Ilantdbat and St. Jo Railroad fron' tin nay, connecting at Law rence, - Topeka Eand Wamego frith stages - for all points' in Kansas. At end of -traek_west of Ells worth with tha•UNITED STATE.S . EXPRESS COM PANY'S DAILY LINE OF OVERLAND MAIL AND EXPRESS COACHES FOIP. Dm4 VErti taA-LT ' LASE; And all Points La tlif4 Territories, And with SAI.THERSON , S.TRI-WEEKTIP LINE of ~,,A ciiEs r !tr.!. ani pain t srt, ArizonalbuSanta and in and r e e s eat co- • • • with the recen, additions of, rolitng stock and p e ns, and the arrangements matte with re -42,m,,,mie Overland Transimrtation' Lines from its western terminus, this road no offers nnequalled m antes for the transmission of.,frelght to the Far To: • ickets.for sale at all the prfacipt.l *feces in the Halted States and Canadaa. , Bo sure ale ask for tickets via THE S3IOKP HILL ROC PACIFIC 'RAILWAY, EASTERN '•t ISION .. tOCUST" STREET.' natico is hereby given that the Viewers , Report In the matter of opening LOCUST STREET, Alio- Xheny. has been died in the District Court, at No. 639, April Term, 18611, and will be confirmed leas exceptions are Sled in_progr time, ppi7:oBo 0. bIcOODYBB, City Attorney. SEM '11; I . „Eigg_"/ th, 1861_,i; Trains will e UnientiMepot, corner of treete, de:follows: vtepart. !Day Express.. 3:00 a m I WalPs: NO. 1... 6:30 a m Mail Tian 8:20 a m Wall's 'No. _2.. 0:50 ain 'Cinch:anti Ex 1.1:15 a m Wall's 2, o-3..11:30 a m Johnstown Ac. 55:50pin Wall's 3:30p ta Phila. Eipres • 4:10 pta WalPs•Np. 5.. 4:50 p m Wall's. Nu. 6.. 043 pm Fast 70X0p m Wall's No. 7.:10:50 p to, A. Aloi!DlElWOrit : .64Its.rsi8tiperintandent.. : (ieaetal :Freigit;jn
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