r
Financial, Matters in
.New York.
Gold Closed at 139;
(By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Ga.fette.l
Is.TEW Yourt, May 12, 1868.
MONEY, .A.J.TD GOLD...
Money easy at 6 per cent. on call to bro
kers, and 5 per cent. to goventnent brokers-
PriMe paper scarce and pass at 63@7 per
cent. Sterling steady at 10@l0V t for prime
bills.. Gold firm, closing at 139%. The As
sistant Treasurer, sold $150,000; loans were
made.at 6@4 per cent. for carrying. Exports
to-day -$584,595.
GOVERMIENTS
Quiet and closed steady. The Assistant
Treasurer bought three quarters of a mil
lion 7-30's at Tx,. Henry Clews it Co. fur
nish the following 4:30 quotations: Coupons
'Bl, 11374®114; do. '62, 108g©109y 3 ; do. '64.
107%; do. '65, 107%®1073;: new, ips,‘@
109%; ; '67. 109%(109X; 10-40 s, 103%@103%;
7-30's, 107%@10734.
STOCKS. • r
Railway market quiet, and closed steady.
Border State Bonds Express and
miscellaneous shares dull.
The, following are the 5-30 quotations:,-.
CantOn...so3;cqzl:—Cumberhuad,- 44®35;-.
•Wells' Express 22m®245; American Ex
press, 5,_814; Adiuns' Express, 59@)59; U.
S. Express, 59W60; M..U. Express, 30X
®4034; Quicksilver, 30ya30%; Mariposa,
,5®5 1 4; Pacific Mail, 112;‘®92%; Atlantic,
33 1 4,@3434; Western Union Telegraph, 38i5
3ft New York- Centrah 128©128X1;.-Eric1-
69%®69gi - - Do. preferred,' 71(4)74v Hudson;
135,137;,. Reading, PDX,®9O34;
30%®311 .Wabasti, 51%652; "St.,
Paul, 624®63; Do. preferred, -75 ®76;'
Michigan Central, 118@ll8% ; Michigan
Southern, 84%@)8434; Illinois ,c;ntrali 145
@147; Pittsburg,.B4®B4s/; 'Toledo, 103y,©
103%; Rhode Island, 95®95y 5 ; Northwest
orn,l7%®67l4; Do: preferred, 76%®77, • Ft.
Wayne, losy,@iosx. Hartford and Erie,
14%@15; Missouri, ; 8935. . _
MINING SHARES
Iktining.shares are nominal.
=
_ - -
Receipts at Sub-Treasury, ..$L1,43-13,184
Payments, *1,550,631; Balance, $10,1748,710.
New York Produce Market.
tßy 'Pele grhilh to the Pittsbutith-Gazeite;j
NEW YOEK, 1 . 11.ay 12.—Cotton dull, heavy
and decidedly lower; sales 850 bales at 30c
for middling uplands, with small sales - at'
.29Mc. 1 . ,:10ur--Receipts.l3;6s9 bbls and 5a
10c lower; sales 6,800 bbls at $8,50a9,10 for
superfine State and:westerly; $9,65a10,15 for
extra; $9,56a9,60 for extra western; 611,80a'1
13,30 for white wheat extra; 69,50a13,70 for
O.; 611,50a12,50 for 'extra.. ti Louis;
$12,50a16 lei good to choice ‘do, closing
qui6t. California heavy and lower; sales , 1
450 sacks at $12a13,75. Rye flourfirna and
active; Sales 650 bbls at 68a9,65. Corn meal',
without decided change; sales -.6oobbls at
65,80 for western. Whisky nominal. Re.
ceipts of -wheat 43,740 bush: and slightly In
buyer's favor; sales 62,000 bush at 62,37a2,28
for No. 2 spring; 62,40a2,41 'for Nor 1 and 2.
do mixed; $2,30 for No. 3;12,8&5 - 2,95 f or
small lots white Canada; 63,20 for white
California and 63,35 for small lots of hand
some Michigan. Rye firm and moderate
inquiry; sales of 1,550 bushels at 62,00 for
western and $2,05 for Canada and State,
and retail lots of do at 62,10. Barley a shade
firmer; sales of 4,000 bushels of Canada
West at $2,50. Barley Matt dnll. Receipts,
—Corn, , 30,329 bushels less active and Yi
shade easier; sales of 47.900 bushels at $1,16a:-
1,19 for new and old mixed western in store
and afloat, $1,17 for fair - white southern,
and $1,24a1.25 for southern yell6w. - Re
ceipts—Oats; 72,263 bushels active and firm;
sales 840,000 bushels at 83a8336c for west
ern in store, and 87;4a8714c do afloat. Rice
and Coffee quiet. Sugar in fair request: •
sales of 110 hhds at Ilal3c for Cuba, and
111ya1.234c for Porto Rico. Molasses steady
sales of 120 hhds of Cuba at 50a52C.
Hops quiet." Petroleum quiet at - 13 a
I.i c,. 'tor , crude, and 303yc for re
fined bonded. Pork firtherand qUiet; sales
500 bbls at 628,50a28,75 for new mess; closL
ing at 628,62, regular; 627,60a27,75 for old
do: closing at -627,;75yea5h;-.-.623,6(424.,00 for
prime; $ 24 , 7 54/912 for prime' mess;also,
.500 bbli new `Mess; "buyer - for 'June, at
629,37 M. Beef barns inactiVe;c salesl-t0"
bbls. at 636,00a36,50. Cut meats steady;
sales—MO packages at 13%a14f0r shoalders;.
17%11.1tUier hamsmiddlinga
150 boxes at-J4N for Cumberland cat; 164 a
16' for long' `clear - Lard - heaty" and
drooping3-sales-rssCkbbls at 2 ,IBaI9W I L: autall
lots at'i9yalo%. `. Bator quiet at 30a37 for
Ohio, and - 38a40 for State. - 'Cheese steady at
12a15. ,Frelghts to Liverpool dull;and.. do
alining; - engaielfireidSlor,23,oool3lnshgrain;
wheat, per stesifner,-Itt 3,06 d.•
Lew:sr-430= cledguillind:ioWerfor
common. 'Wheat g et and steady at 52,37
a 2,38 for No. 2; and 52,48 for No. 1 umiak:
Rye scarcermd'BrifraMooll7,lls. — Oata - ac
tive and firm at 87%c -and in store.
Cora dull and heavy at 51,17a1 , 1$ for new,
and oldfitilxiat western-in"store and 'afloat:-
Pork quiet and firm at. 528,5011.28,82 for new
mess cash and regular ' $28,69a28,75, seller;
June, and 529,12a29,39.briyer June. Beef
quieVand steadY. • Cut Meats ' dull and nn..
changed: Bacon . dttll at 14,ga143;c Air Cum
berland.cut.. -Lard heavy at 185:fal9K,c• for ,
fair to pritne. Eggs steady at 23a24c.
Cincinnati Market.
tßyTelezraph to the Pittsbatzh Gazete.)
CINCINNATI, May 12.—Flour dull; family
$11a11,25. Wheat dull; No. 2 $2,40 and No.
1 $2,45. Corn quiet at 89a90c for ear and
shelled. Oats moderate demand at Pc
for No. 2 and 77c.-for No t - 1. =aßye dull'at
$1,85a1,90. There is no demand for Barley
and nominal. Cotton very dull and no de
mand; middling can be sought 2.8 c.
Tobacco in good demand at 'full rates; sales
116 hhds lugs at $4,30a9,20, leaf $12 , 10a32,69,
Provlsions very dull, no demand and hom
inal; mess pork offered at -$27,75: • Bulk
meats 12;01411c for bacon, 13Nc,..f0r should
ers, 16 a 16% for bleat riblildet,lirid 12e for
clear ; ;. those -having bacon -ready. fOr ship
ment are anxious to sell it. Sugar cured'
haw , Were offered at. I.9st, pwq, all month<
LarcrianagleCted And, can be. Wight 4Clge.
Butter is in better supply and the market
is 'dull at'3Ba43d. • Egipl. Cheese'is
regular; dadi a rt s , 4 ol l . 4 , l4 ll4 a ve; an &
fresh made fial2c.; acaorffng.th , qualltY•
Linseed oit'is steady* $1,2051,22. LAO
oil is selling at $1,45a1,50 for 'No, I, and ex
tra is in • light •fitanandir. Totatoet. Ott ins.
better supply and - dttitat -13,75a4' per bbl.
There, is a good doii*md.'for dried fruits; at,
10a13c for Peaches. Coffee. is firm, with
saleaof I,2oobegeof goodto what, Bio-st
-23a25c. Sugar is aCtivejoid higher, and
sales !Were made of 766 hhds at 16,014 c for
Cuba, and 14a153Ga for IPortn-R..., Hogg
are firm at Val °, gress. Gold is buying at
•. ^ • 7- - • - `, - t 7
Market. -
isiTelestaph tone Pittebions eazette.i •
cr.F.,vg,LAND,' May 12.0-416rir 'Without
change and the demand le moderate at;
11 / 1 • 5 411 XAgrailrittO r mad.V.F• o 4htzrY
do at ` ,50a11,50; ty,made. amber at;
$l4; XXX - eity made white at 815,50; XX"
rod tiop t utty.made at, iliAosig,7s. ,WheiSt
is dui1.14112,70 Tor ,No t , red Winter, in ear . '
lots; ':52151i2,55 for No. 2 do; NO. 1 western
spring at 1)2,0, Cora &SI and 19wer, and
the mart Wiled M taftros:Vg 4.10X41
ed front a re., its 'Quiet and moderately:
firm at 76411j,i0 for No. 'I State. Sye,Cnier
and Jinn ;92111,1/5 for No.l State, • Bar;
ley nominal but firm, with no • tranisketiena.
report:4llSi Petroleum 44041nd 4f* firinat,
25c for lefinid is bond 3 5a360 for fieei •
en:Wits -,„ - •
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To4*,, mi ff .1544:44 1 1;04 vi*eipkt
I,49s:bw,clitsed o lidi tet ei; 1 reasl_ptse.ow
, bus; pilmiap . ktbr j fliqq I%U'. CIIFtC
20 bE r l i c ", _Agesi,, acro. 41 ,
and -•- 1 , 95 01:40,
. t wo-. 4
- buyatqdk 9116.--'' , t i M it i •
c . ; gait
31
bus; soles .2.6 ' • Sul -,.. ' l9 ' 4 '
Beedssiult.offailke aulir r lN?lt
to Buffalo. • -
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'.l4!.t.rn-r . ..:"V57T1t7 , 1T.,77.7
CBy Teieirapti to the Pittsburgh Gazette..i
Sr. Louis, May 12.—Tobacco steady and
firm at saB for lugs, Bal3 for common to
medium leaf and 121a14y for shipping leaf.
Cotton dull; nothing transpired. Hemp
buoyant at $1,40a1,60 for undressed. Flour
very quiet at $8,25a9 for extra, $9,50a10,75
for double extra and $11,59a12,25 for triple
extra. Wheat steady and firm at $2,75a
2,95 for fair to prime choice; winter spring
nominally lower; sales at $2,08a2,13. Corn
firm and higher; sales at $1,90a1,95. Oats
75a80. Bye nrm at $1,83. Provisions dull
and drooping, buyers are standing off for
lower prices. Sales of Pork at $28a28,50;
sales of 1,000 bbls on the Illinois river,
buyers for the 10th 'of June, at $28,50.
Bulk Meats; sales of 50,000 lbs of loose
shoulders, first ten days of . June buyer, at
13 Bacon; small retail sales of clear
rib at 17c; do sides 17 1 ' 11171 c. Choice
Sußr Cured Hams 21c. Lard dull and
nominal at. 183.1a1.90, Cattle; receipts lib
eral; demand good at $5a8,50, gross. Sheep
Unchanged, at $2, 75x2,75y, per head.. Re
ceipts—Flour, 900 bbLs; Wheat, 3,000 bush;
corn, 4,200 bush; oats, 1,300 bush.
Chicago Market.
By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
CRTC/Lao, May 12.—Flour—the demand is
light and the market very quiet at 88,26 a
11. • Wheat fairly active and steady; sales
of No lat f. 2,18, and No 2 at 62,07 1 4a2,09;
the market closed quiet at $2,08 for No 2.
Corn moderately.active and 134a2c higher;
sales of No lat 93a94c; No 2 at 92a92Mc;
new; 91a9234c; rejected, 92a92%c; closing
firm at 94c for No 1. Oats quiet and firm.
opening 136a2c higher; sales at 723ta74c;
closing weaker, at 73c. Rye nominal at
$1,74a1,75 for No 2, and 01,75a1,76 for No 1
in store. Barley quiet; No 2 in store by
sample at V,27a2,28, and lots by sample at
i/2,10a2,33 on track. Provisions very quiet;
small . sales —of mess pork at $.28,25.
a 28,50. Sugar Pickled Hams, 17 1 6 c for can
vassed. Bacon; hams 20c. Lard held at
19c; buyers'only offered 'axe. Receipts
-7,326 bbls flour. 41,205 bus wheat, 100,185
bus corn, 32,469 bus oats. Shipments-8,050
bbls flour; 2,491 bus wheat, 236,651 bus corn,
54,749 bus oats, 1,399 live hogs. Freights
dull, but steady; 335 c on corn to Buffalo.
Philadelphia Market.
Br Telegraph to the Plttaburgh-Gazeite.l
tPHILADELPHIA, May 12.—Flour is in hot-
er demand. Wheat; in light demand; red
$2,80a2,98, white E3,00a3,25. Rye firm at
$2. Corn in fair demand, with sales of
5,000 bus; yellow at $1,20, mixed western
$1,24a1,25. Oats steady; western 90c. Pro
vision,s dull and drtioping, Mess Pork s29a
29,50. Mess Beef $25a28. Petroleum; the .
Market was greatly . excited to-day iu con
sequence of shorts being called upon for
delivery, to about 40,000 bbls ands ales of
refined are reported at, 33c, but some hold-.
ers refused this figase; crude does not par
take of the activity and is offered at 183 i -c
in bbls, and 14c in bulk.
[By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette..
MILWAUKEE, May 12.—Flour is more ac
tive; choice Wisconsin and lowa, $9,75a10;
Medium, $9,28a9,50; - common. $8,87a9.12.
Wheat is firm at $2,17 for No. 1, and $2,08
for No. 2. Oats is buoyant at 71c for No. 2.
Corn is firmer at 92 - 3 1 4 c for new shelled.
Receipts-2,800 bbls flour; 65,000 bus wheat,
6,000 bus oats, and 3,000 bus corn. Ship
ments-2,700 bbls
fl our, 117,000 bus wheat,
and 1,000 bus oats.
(By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gusette.l
LOUISVIDLE, May 12.=-Tobacco exceed-•
ingly active at an advance; sales 233 bhds
lugs at SGaS; common to choice leaf $8,50a
26, 75. Flour—superfine $8,75a9; fancy 512,50
al3. Corn 90c. Oats 78a80c. Wheat $2,55a
2,90, Lard 18:,,,/al9c. Mess pork $2B. Bacon
—shoulders 13,,a14c; clear sides 171. , ,c.
11u1k. shoulders 123013 c; clear.eides 16/a
10,1 1 1 c. Cotton dull at 29a.
By 'Eelegctph to the Plttsbui; h-Bittette3
llzatrats May 11.—Cotton dull •at 29a
29Mc; expoiks, - 64 bales; receipts, 91 bales.
Flour quiet; superfine, 88a8,50. Pork,4o.
Bacen—shoulders, -14V i c• ' clear sides, 18c;
balk shoulders, Mc. Lard, 19a21c. Corn,•
.81,02a1.05. Oats, 873a88c. Hay; $lO. Bran,
f 34. Eggs, 17a20c. Butter. 40c. Corn
Meal, $1.50a4,75 for fresh and kiln dried.
• • New York Dry Goods Market
CBy Telegraph to the Pittabergh-Glizette:l
Ir iNEw Yons, May 12.-r-The market con
' Jambes dull pending the result of the im
peachment issue,, but prices are without
variable change. Standard prints bring
13a14; do. brown sheetings 16,1,49.75.6, and
deiaines 16. • '
Telegratth r io.the Pltiaburalt Gazette .1
BA LTIMO4E, May 12:—Flour• dull; north
western superfine at 89x9,50; extra: at sloa
10.50. Wheat weak at - $2,80a8,05. Corn
dillhwitite.at $1,15.11,16; yellow at 41,22 a
.14 -5. Oats and Rye unchanged. Provisions
‘unchinged;
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD.
'CLEVELAND AND Prrnnuriak BALte
.ROAD, May 12-300 oil. bbls ' C A Worrnea
tie; 4550 feet lumber, C Espy & Son; . 1. bbl
eggs, 11 aks oats, Graff & Reiter; 40 sacks
- oats, J Glenn; 2jugs 'molasses, J. Render-.
son & Bro; 2 bbls eggs, Dillinger.k. Steven;
son; 1 do do, W H Kirkpatrick & - Co;Ll bbl
eggs, 1 bx butter, J B Canfield & Son; 20
aka potatoes, S McFarland; 9 bdls chairs, 3
do rockers, Hammer dr. Dauler; 03 bdls
chairs, 3 do rockets, Bedford' Chair Co; 5
bbls pearl barley, Rinehart & Stevens; 6
bbls flour, Totten & Co; 1 car stone;') L
. 'lCnox; 1 car bones, Seward et Campbell; 10
.sks • rags, C P 'Markle & Co; lot oats . W
Steel & Bro; 5 bbia pot ash,.McKee Bro;
'3 bxs scales, B Wolfe & Co; 1 bic glassware,
• Fahnestook .43c Co;-4 . ,do scales, Fairbanks,
Morse & Co; 6 cars ore, Shoenbeiger & Co;
LI -. do . do,i Bryan dr. Caughey; 1075 billetts
.1 Moorhead; 8000 feet lumber,' J'lSlc
masters, . L , L. .
PiTTEMIIRGH,CINoINNATI.VT ST, Lotris'
`TiLA.xvici.ktic: May 12.-13 bags, nteal,":J, Dor-
.rlngtenrtthhds ', tobacco, <M - Heyl;-. &cases.
do, W liJonesf 12. 'kegs • do; BlMPgravi it •
No; : 106_'greett:•hideof . M :Delapget ,- 5 ,:bbis .
*hiskY, W H Holmes atCo; 1 car staves,, H
C,eyerrildO: do,. Chas `A. 4 balealow; ,
11 - Freebornr2il6,ldo',..Grtleib tic- Co; ,16'Irxs
f atarclii Strickler & Morledger 2 cars staves; ' '
.1 Palnser it Son ; 11 .do ::41,0,::.T o',Calliganrl
ear grain, 25 aks oats, McHenry d; Ho od; 41'
hags meal,'Btewart'& . Latigen fi eimr.49 ska
.rye , 83, do -, ,Oate;lB7.hieStui , corn, W.ll - Graff -
& Co, .50 obis - floor,. A Miller; • 1 :ear corn, ' M,
Eitea &,00.iirldO•Ao; TAttikEleyatorr.lo bbls .
lryinegar,lltioi&Orr. :., i.. ' -
. •
'PITTSBUROI,Ii FT. ligirATlT:l3 AND,Ctuomi4
Itrawmau, ,, IllaY-.11."-4 car :ineful,'liitn
lek ' & Co; .0 do dp, J Wood, ; Son it Co; 9do
do, Bryan & 't . Cattghey; 6 aka rags, 'Mehl,
s lough, Smith &Cor 162 tcs - lard, F Sellers&
Co; 1 hhd tobacco,- M ~Heyll 1 - do'db; Boyle
A - Co ; 5 bas , do, Chas Heathen; 4 bble eggs,
;5-pkga butter, ,W, J Steel A tirorlo,_ boxes
Choose, Wm - Cooper ; B'do ' do, Cooper; 2
oars hay, if Schnelbachr 50 bags rye, ;J TY
-Bravo; 22 eke- wool,Wm • Barker Jr . dt , Cor
10 doz pails,, W. Gormley; 20 dpz,brooms,-M-
V Ranirl; .4 ;bye ; , ems, 1 bas butter, H
Riddle, -1 - AlLE4:ithiliiAritriplT itt o tugoit,D, May 12.
240 bbls oil, Montzheinier,''Hoehler at. Cop:
640 do do . . Nat Ref Co; 826de d0,.013 JOneti;-
',400 :do do,- Bookhart driFrew;;24o::4lo . do,• o
.G ;Burke; 240 do*, Fultop,..Morvba itt...go;
. 69 bbis salt, Civett & C 6; 4 pkgittitterand
eggs, - B , Burgiltrinfr , "Cer - Chtder,'Fri6oile
Son; 4-bbls'eggsi W 11:1Cirkpatricie&V•3; 8 '
40 do, W,IX _r'nahart; o.sks rappv6.46.lye
1 bbl °gip, 1 bx butter,,J Bfihonaltker;;.l 1;04
- : ~05,•1, J BlatiChard,_' 8 pkgs d6,W'Cloireri ,
do, dell? de 'hater; Nebtitnirl- , '-''i''' ,. '." ' ff- " '• !
~ii.ittraismiehrieltiti*iiiit;''.- M ity- 1 1'.'1'-egrtig 1
*helitp.' , Wm MCKee,&-:TO; in 'bbls e
;LAU: Min it Paisly; _69-11 rye,,...iiSset
' F r . ! 1 , '. ilx l TiCEPO z engto4k .
J 1,
i , fikmoeic,. •
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. gii maple viola's* Joe mu . six ;74ltP4
.Ig. -
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St. Louis Market
Milwaukee Market.
Louisville Market.
MertlphlA Market.
Bplntim:me Market.
-<<_Pl- ~a~3 A TT .- EJJNE J Ay: MAY:
RIVER NEWS
Both'rivers continue to, recede steadily
at this point, with seven feet two inches in
the Monongahela,and eight feet four inches
in the Allegheny. A telegram from Oil
City reports three feet in the Allegheny
and falling. The weather yesterday was
cloudy and unsettled, and in the evening
there were indications of rain.
The Bayard, from Parkersburg, and Le
onidas, fiom St. Louis; arethe only arri
vals. The Silver Cloud N 0.2, for St. Louis
left early in the day with an,' excellent trip,
and
the New State, for Cincinnati and Lou
isville, got offlast night with a good trip.
The Grey Eagle, from Parkersburg, was
due last* night, and will leave again, as
usual to-day at noon.
The steamer Delaware soon due at this
port from Nashville, lins the following
freight for parties in this city:. Spencer,
McKay ,& Co.. 44 empty ale bbls; J. Dickey
& Co., 1605 sks corn; - Rineliart & Co., 400
sks corn,l2 tons scrap iron, 100 ceder posts;,
H. C. Yeatman, 50 tons blooms; Clark &
Co.; 4 casks beeswax, 21 sks feathers, 100
tons hay •
The Ida Rees No. 2 arrived from Oil City
yesterday, and, we presume, will leave
again for that point this afternoon.
The Argosy, Capt. Vandergrift, with Mr.
W. H. Scott in the office, is the regular
packet for Cincinnati to-day, and passen
gers and shippers should bear this in mind.
The J. N. McCullough is .due here from
Cincinnati to-day, and will return as usual
to-morrow at noon.
The Kate Putnam, in command Of Capt.
Geo. W. Reed, is filling up rapidly for St.
Louis, and Will be the first boat out for
that point. •
The convention of stearnboatmen; Which
was to have been held at Louisville on
Monday, has been indefinitely postponed.
The towboat Coal City left for Cincinnati
yesterday morning, with ninet' thousand
bushels of_coal.
The Louisville Democrat, of Monday,
says: The towboat Arrow lelta-tow of coal
at West Louisville, which will be taken by
the Dick Fulton to Natchez. The Arrow
returned to Pittsburgh yesterday evening.
She will take three barges loaded with bar
rels for Pittsburgh at Aurora.
We Clio the following items from the
Cincinnati Commercial, of Sunday: Jas..
Kelsey,, formerly whart-master at Aurora,
Indiana, who recently returned from Om
aha„last.Thursday night. Oh the follow
ing morning he was found dead in his bed.
An empty vial was found on his person la-.
beled strychnine,' indicated* that he had
committed suicide. The J. N. McCullough
returns to Pittsburgh this morning at 10
o'clock. She has all the freight she wants,
including 400 bales of hay, 90 bales of cot
ton, her • freight amounting to 300 tuns.
The Melnotte, which departed for St. Louis
last night, was full - of freight, and has a
fair trip of. people. Pilots ,MeChlin and
Puddyare.at the wheeL The Robt. Burns
goes out on a picnic excursion, to-day. This
is the first time the Burns has turned a
wheel for over one year having been laid
up in the month . of Licking river during
that period. • • '
A St. Louis telegram says: The Kate
Robinson came in from Pittsburgh this
Morning, With 1,400 kegs of nails. In land
ing, she flanked against a barge laden with
coal at the upper landing, belonging to
Bowser Murphy, knocking a hole In its
side. It had 7 feet of coal, and filled with
water over the top of the coal. The Simp
, son Horner went to its rescue, and with
syphon pumps saved the barge, charging
the Kate Robil son $l5O.
The St. Louis Republican, of Saturday,
says: The towboat Mary Davage, from
Pittsburgh, brought two barges well laden,
a portion of the cargo amounting" to nearly
300 tuns, reshitiment • to the 7-I;pper:Miesis
sippl, and will go forward by the Northern
Line. The City of Pekin, from Peoria, had
a moderate cargo of freight; but a full 'list
of passengers, and had no less than 2.00 in
the cabin when she left Peoria. The Lo
rena and Shamrock, from the Ohio, had, as
usual, heavy cargoes of manufactured ar 7 .
tidies. The Waaanita, having 'been re
paired by Fred. Sebastian, is again at the
wharf to load for Pittsburgh. ---
Capt. Henderson, of Parkersburg, has
bought a one-half- interest in the little
' steamer T. J. Pickett, and takes command
of her in Parkersburg and Zanesville
trade. .-
We clip the following from the St. Loins
Diapatch; of Saturday:.-'Business at the
wharf for the past two or three dayshas
presented a very sorrowful and '“played
our appearance., The decline Is general,
and all branches of river , commerce le de
pressed.',. Packets, that a week since pro;
sented &scene of: lifeaud activity, now re
semble Phantom . ships, with 'their decks
deserted.' ,They come and go for a matter
of appearance sake, but their - beggarly
looking trips is in striking ,contrast to the
life and bnatln'Of times when 'trade is ae.t,
tive. • We know of several boats' that,have
gone to the bone yard within the Inuit week,,
and their owners have no hopes 'of a Show
ing for at least three or four menthe. ' We
heard an old boatman remark .vesterday
that before August was over the Sberiff
would, have a good stock of steamboats; on
hand,. 'While we do .not anticipate any
thing so disastrous as that, there is, no
denying the fact that the business-on the
rivers has about null, and;what. is most dis
couraging is the entire absence of any
thing on which to base an improvemont:
For the next three months steamboat prop-,
erty will 'be poor stock; but in the fall
therd'ean hardly be a doubt that trade gen
erally will revive In a manner surpassing
any previous season for many rears. We
only hope the most sanguine , expectations
will be realized.
River and Weither
LBy Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
.Lounivir•LE, May 12.-Laiver falling slow
ly with 15 feet 3 inches to the , CanaL Rain
ing hard all day. .
Sr. Louis, May 12.'--Weather clear ;and
OFFICE, OP 211 E ritliAgOldett: OF ALLiOrittNT
.PPlTLlttrliOn. Aprll. 1
TTN PURSUANCE of the 21st flee
troll of an Act relating to Allegheny county. ap
proved the let day of May, 1801, and of the ankend- -
•InOnt to laid .Ileotlon.' approved the • 30ML daytor
March; 1800,, I herebyy give notice that, the pupil-,
cater of the several Warda; "Boroughs and Tcdro , "
ships 'WILL BE .QI , MM and I will be' preparedlo
receive the,
County, State; : PooTi!' , Worlobotite > And
•• •
On and atter the 41 dynt- or Ma i y,..lßM3, calAcoxes,
•1 be omco uil thb o • -- - - -
can be paid.at Wilco until tin! t
blLhar •; Dedueilon ot,ifive PeT
tor pronipt,piaynlent, to' any persons 'paying , th
WHULE AMOUNT of then* taxes.
There will be no deduction allowed durin the
month of August. There Will be TEN PERCENT: .
ADDED to all taxes
_remaining unpatd-on :the Ist,
day of deptember, 1888::
• -) - I. F. DIENNISTON.
_l:ylmi:fled ' - Treasurer of Allegheny CountS-
Ulttißleti4l3lllA#Eß
11 FACTURING COMPANY- 4 Manufacturer/I'of
PRINTING AND WRAPPING-PAPERS ,
'Ol - trtY:
. ISRIGXI'./ . o* *ILL—N.4W 11.1RIUBTON, rA.:'
,
oFirict AND I'I'ARERPI7B
Ko.R Third
•
f • : JNo:;n. Livi-NOBToN'
8.4141:TEL 11 40DhAi begrat
tHa • • - ; I ; 7 *
ilartman,f Oahu B. eivingt,V .,l4 V 4a .# t relly:Stf
Cash paid for raper Stack,
TOEt ICE! ICEI77 7 77 -----. . :...:n. 17.7" -- ,
,i, 11c-..1... , 11-Y, rtcrll'i c... 1 - ‘ - :.•74 :I , ' r.-: .1 . .
' - . -MIL KREBS,iice Dealer 4 ' , Jr' .:
IV!) • ....1 1 , flr,": IZ". ..‘...110 1,: t,o•l,
KOi 644 • DWalDND'AllararolPittalingh•
„ 1 , 11
d Afiretr i left tli t savyti oar b a n t* i t B tn i nrif i greviqa
" - g elv° tbAlliabetir ii ' i .1 1 P f «)-s i n i . di viipivie
9 %%14.' , -. VS IQ - -'11.111: , ,
r lill , t /I,lf,Tßl,lWeir.rethMlrfritri tini.,itultr:,
'''' • smiskiNgiS Nllaitik '
Nii.ff 1 ' Z I Z: I.l.mibtriter ed oi 117 t; Pqt:9l4
lgalltettllg i T4r.rgAtithivgpreti,At ~,
' fru • ;*
~,,,, , OR XNOX, , *7
mannsa No. 911$8 Liberty strat i Plttabg2o6
STEAMBOATS:
FOR CIPi!CINNATI. . i s i A i gr a t
THURSDAY PACKET-AT 121 m.
The new and splendid side-Wheel steamer
J. N. NPCULLOUCK,
G. D. MOORE
D. MOORE
The above elegant side-wheel steamer Will leave
regularly as announced, connecting at Cincinnati
with Packets and Railroads to Louisville; Nashyille,
Memphis, New Orleans Ind St. Louis. .Also to the
_Upper Mississippi and Id agouti rivers.
Freight or passengers eipted through either by
rail or river. -
Especial attention : van to Orders and Way
Business.
For freight or passag apply on board or to
J S. COLLINS IA ents.
3 P= ' /WAS. BAR 5, g •
WIRIEST & : ASLETT,A i dEt
andForwardingommission Merchants,
AND GENERAL • '
STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
Cor. Market uhd l Water Sts., Pittsburgh.
We are the authoried agents for the "NORTH
WESTERN UNION PACKET COMPANY." be
tween St.
' Louis and St. Paul ; "
alsofor the "ST.
LOUIS & INCY PACKET COMPAN Y 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 for steamers to Cincinnati,
Louisville. Memphis, New Orleans, and al other
points on the Western waters. ap'M
OINCINNATI
PACKET LINE.
, -
For Wheeling, Marietta, Parker!'
Pomeroy, Galliopolis, Big B
• Ironton, Portsmouth, Maysvill
Cincinnati. -; ,
ST. if ARTS
MONDAYS, 6 P. M.
ST. CHARLES
FRIDAYS, b P. M.
The above elegant side-wheel steamers nil
regularly as announced, connecting at Chi
with Packets and Railroads to Louisville, Nas
Jlemphis, New Orleans and St. Louts. Also
Upper Mississippi and Missouri rivers.
Freight or passengers reeclpted through et
rail or river.
Especial Fatentlongivin to Orders and W
ness. - BARNES & COLLINS.
no2o WIRIEST & lIASLETT. A
pITTSBURGH,
_ 1 WHEELING.
Marietta and Parkersburg Line.
Leave company's Whozrboat, foot of Wo.x street.
DAILY, at 12 M.
---
MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS,
J. N. MeCULLOUGH.... Gro. D. Moonz, Master
TUESDAYS A ' ' ' I A D S F ATE 4 gIO, Master
BAYARD
WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
GREY EAGLE C. L. BRENNAN, Master
Freight will be received at all hours by
aye JA3IES COLLDJS. Agent.
OR. .ST. LOUIS, DU
BUQUE, ST. PAUL. and the
rmediate ports, in connection with the North
ern'Line.—The tine passenger steamer
Fute
HATE PUTNAM Capt. G. IV. REED.
Wilt leave as above announced on ,
TUURSDAY, 14th Inst.-4 P. M.
For freighter passage alv on board or to
JOHN FLACK. p
Or, J. D. COLf.INGWOOD. Agent 4,
IME
WEDNES- i igir iz t
DAY PACKET FOR CINCIE
.. A' I.—The fine steamer
ARGOSY
Capt. VANDERGIiIFT,
W. H. Scott. Clerk, lees PR6bnrgli for Mein
nstt every IVEDNESDAY at noon.
C. GARNF.S.
JAS. COLLINS, Agents. .
,10113; FLACK. 3
EMI
coyrnm.T.r.R•s OFFICE,
CITY OF ALLEGHENY. May IL ISM 1
SEALED PROPOSALS *ILL BE
itEcy.tvEt) at tilts Office until 3 o'clock r.
an TUESDAY. 12th Inst. forGRADING and PAV
ING the following Streets, Avenues and Alleys.
JiTNIAtA STREE2',• from, Sedgwlek str r
ect to
Beaver Avenue. • .
rAltli - VritEET. front Grar.t Avenue to Sturgeon
. MIDDLE STREET, from North Avenue to knoll
Street. ,' L:
EILBUCH STREET; from East side of Craig to
West aide of Corry street.'
UNION AVENUE. from Ohio Avenue to Church
OHIO - AVENITE, from Grant Avenue to the Putts
burgh..Fort Wayne ft Chicago Railroad.
GRANT AFF,Iiii.TE4 from •the 'Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne & Chleagb Railroad to Llnclaln Avenue.
MADISON AIfENCE, from. the terminus of the
preseliCparetnent, at the old thy line, to the point
of Intersection of sald'Avenue 'with East street.
;MATH'S ALLEY, in the Second Ward
• -LINDSAY'S ALLEY, in the Second ward.'
Also.'for the PAVING of ALLEGHENY AVE
NISE prom Western' Avenue to.-he River: • Prattles
. and Specifications can be seen In the office of CHAS.
•HAVlthEsq.4 fifty:Engineer. • ' -
'' ' ' • R. n. FRANCIS.
nirs:qm , - City Controller.
_......__________ •
WYLIE AND DINCAN STS. •
Peisons bittiested aie . herebrnotifted that
the Rpott, otViewers.' as mantled by.the COIITt of
QUarter Sessions, at N'3s. ll= and 12; DeceMber
Term,ll366..has .been finally ,conn rmed, and, that'
the assmisteents are now. In my bands for collec
tion. Unless payment Is made on.or before 'June
10th. 11368, the claima will bellied a, liens, and
,collected by prouess of law.
J. I'. SLAGLE, City Attorney.
It, May Bth; 1868. mybiphs
Ptttsbur•
INTEBSTER - AND ROBERTS STS.
• All persons interested are hereby notlfictl that
the Report of Viewer's, as modified by the Qourt of
9narter Sesstous, at Nos. 1 and 13 of Juno Term,
1866, has been finally confirmed, and that the as
sessments ire in my hands for collectton. Unless
payment is made on or before June 10th, 106 S, the
'claims will be filed as liens and collected by process
•of law. • • '
. .1. F. SLAGLE. City Attorney
- :-Pittßburib . .ll'uy Sib, 0168. - - my 1:p91
•• HOW LOST1,114)1W
• ANA. RESTORED! 'Just p fibtf /Med in sealed envoi
ope. . P.M., elm ' ,cent..*: . A .LECTURE: CFR- .THE
N.O.TIJRAI, TREATMENT„ und 'Radical Cure of
fterrnatolthced,'or 'Seminal Wen knees, Involuntary
Eiplaidquit, liexual Debility !Ind Impediments to lifer-
Mtge .gentrallyliNor you, .Ootulumptiou. 'Zpl-
,lepsy okul Rita ; ent4), au , 'Liilliell, Iticapaclty, re-
aul liar from Sol Abtlee. 1
.... DY. Rola, .),, Culver-
well.
1 k go t iMl l 4- q tiggligtti : Tis ',. ° , , i'e'tll .
under meal:111A , u envelope, to any *Mink post-,
rittfA c"l 4.n3l% Ili ttlrlt G't tl j e nr e ArckgZ l N;
T 3 A)
NE vo k ult 1%, C.
o'lnet Ba. 9k So. — Also Dr. '
'Cul ve r well ' a , ' O 4O 0 10 0 44eihPrigR6centqi ,
L .pkytttkrkr • . • • - • .
§i..- - :vriii 'litliiitil;-= — We sball; in'a
few days, send an agent to Silver Mountain, ,
olorado, to.develope ten different Lodes ottlilver,
Ore, discovertd and toasted by experienced miners
-and situated hu an unusually rich Mininpstrict.
It is intelided.ftbitsve them , Italy develo before
ping to the Sitpense. of- creating bull lugs, ma
chinery, &c. ,' or thiS development the Company'
have deternatnetk te sell a limited amount of the
stock foot i ng width Willplace t h emselve s. On the'
same as the ,proprletors For
full pasticulars apply to • 11. MCLAIN A. CO.,
rah= .. , - . • 1 Fourth street: '
pERRY.I4TREET. -.,-: ;.,
.-.,.•L
,L , .
...,.;:'
undersigned
We'.; the nd vierrers,•te accuse diunakeS
and hermitic In operdegor Perry 'street, Third ward,
, Allegh
eny y , .WIII
,meleMt on '
th t 4 pr o eint o aes
'.r on-,
TH
.. i - lti-
' DA t Y e Ma tie Bh therap a poi l tmentit,••scr.,to'fp4l
- -
• ' JABIE GRAIIA.M,L
.TORN G H
OIIHNINAIR, •
my12:(19. • .. „.• ....; ..,..: -?'110110.5,tiM1.TM.., :.• . • • . .
.sEut4w.WW-SI9REETi, ~k ;
Tlio Alm' . rellitu2ii: - :gribblntett••.rie*Ciiii'io , aB9o l l l .
damages an benente for opening of Bedroidek St.„
13Ixtli ward Jilleg f li t ai l liv•mnee on the qteinlcee.
I.on' 'CHURN AY, the R day of..btay,,ipos,.a.t.aii,
i
owookr.:76:i de: - iti Mattis off their 011POin '''
moat. ' ~: : - •• . : WM. cßA..mnyits, ; ,
-? , 77rii '.O - rit;:•• JOHN Vi. , JRNNIN(.OI• '
inylil9 . l.l. :
. 4 .ii " JAMES o!titHA?l.- ~ .• • :
A/1: . 11 ASILICIALVEIT. .. -. , ... 1.,•, , ,, , ,e
I r • - ;•. 1 .11, 4 '-. it ., . 7 . -1;•.- ,•..-1J.,.) ,A , "A: '!-,, , • • .
.. • .
.• ,•., g,,Olg••urkdpplg.nell,:yiprepi-•to .tinselit'larn . •_,
Wires Mid. betiletlor for opening :or ••litcfßalatti'DlleY:
,--
81 - 2 thAya rf
Allegheny,
will•mieot og i tleiuilac
onTHHRsRAri M l Y r lstlos . . - a O o • coo t
r.,t.llttoto,oo4ptiol il hea i ..ptoxtu ..
I R
RAVI' • - •
13, -- 1868. 1
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
11. STEELE
M. STEESTEELS& SON,'-
.
Commission Merchants,
AND DEALERS IN
- • -- • -
FLOUR, GRAIN, FEED, zto.
No. 95 OHIO STREE'I near East Comraon.
ALLEGHENY CIT
JA3SES 11. mmArion SOS. i ARPSR
AVEANOR & HARPER, I. - •
Commander
........Clerk
pLOITH, GRAIN AND PRODUCE
COMJEGICSSICON 313EIZCI-1A2011.13
329 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBURGH. •
Consignments solicited.
REFEIIitaiCES-4: U. Martin , Cashier' Mechanics'
National Bank; J. S. Dilworth & Co., R. T. Ken
nedy & Bro.
_ja.3l:l2f
rgrun Kral. •
EIL bz RICHART
COMMISSION MERCIIANTS,
AND DEALERS IN
FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, MILL FEED, &c:, &c.,
' 549 Liberty St.; Pittsburgh,
mr2A:b37 •
.J. BLANCHARD,
L• .
No. 396 PENN STREET
711 , 13ANE , AN.J3KII.,
McBANE Si MUER; - -
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Dealers In FLOUR, GRAIN and PRODUCE GEN
ERALLY.' No. 141 WATER. STREET, above ,
Smithfield, Pitta bur h. , lea
FE . ARMSTRON G ,
FORWARDING AND COMM I SSION MERCHANTS,
For the sale of Flour, Grain, Flacon, Lafd,, Rutter,
Seeds, Dried Frult.And Produce generally, No. 10
?SARI:ET STREET, corner of First, Pittsburgh.
fe22:uB
. urg,
ndy,
and
QHODIAKER. & LANG, Whole-
Ky sale dealers In Groceries, Flour, Grain, Pro
duce Provisions. Fish, Cheese, Salt, Carbon' Oil,
Nos. 172 and 174 WOOD-STREET, near
Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa. noitinss
T. C. SWEENY, 3
IMM
JOIIX I. ROUSE HOESE WM. H. BOUSE.
JOHN I. 'HOUSE & BROS., Suc
cessors to • JOHN I. HOUSE & CO., Wholesale
brocers and Commission Merehrutts; Corner of
Smithfield and Water Streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
C. A. Ditavo. Jj
EMI
) 1
I leave
lomat
a mine,
to the
her by
RIDDLE, No. IS3 LIBERTY
STREET, Pittsburgh, Pa.., Commission Mer
e ant and 'Wholesale Dealer in Country Produce,
Groceries and Pittsburgh Manufactures. Cash ad
vanced ou Consignments, and paid for Produce gau
' . au2t
Bust-
HURT., KNOX _ AN)REW KNOX
AKNOX & .SON, COMMISSIOZ
.M.ERCII ANTS and dettlers In FLOUR, GRAII
.t DLL FEED and PRODUCE GENERALLY, 1.4
79 DIAMOND, opposite City Hall, Allegheny City
Jal7:r37 '-
ME
DAV. CRAWFORD, COMMISSION
MERCHANT IN PIG METAL BLOOMS . ,
oRE; WROUGHT SCRAP IRON, FIRE BRICK
AND CLAY, A-c. Warehouse and Office, 'Nos. 3116
and 368 PENN STREET. Storage tarnished.
Consignments solicited . oc3
TITTLE, BAIRD & PATTON,
'Whelegate Grocers, Commission Merchants ana
ters In 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.
ir B. CANFIELD & SON_, COM..
. MISSION dr FORWARDING MERCHAb.ITS,
and Wholesale Dealers In Western Reserve Cheese,
Butter, Lard, Pork, Bacon, Flour; Fish. Pot 'and
Pearl Ashes, and 01Is, Dried Fruit and Produce
generally, Boa. 144 and 146 Front street, Pitts
burgh.
J 011!: SHIPTON A. WALLACE.
§inpfroN & WA LLACE, WHOLE
II
SALE ROCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS,
o. 6 SIXTH. STREET, flttsburali. 1112:r5,9
JOS. A. BUTLER,
ALDERMAN AND POLICE MAGIBTRATE.
Omee. 126 WYLIE STREET. near Washington,
•
Deeds Bonds, Mortgages, Acknowledgments,
Depositions, Collections. and' all other legitimate
business executed promptly. • mhZlm9
ARCHIBALD 'BLAKELEY,
MOIASTEItS,
ALDERMAN,
, .
EX.-Officio Justice of the' Peace and Pollee Magis
trate. °dice, GRANT STREET, opposite the Ca
thedral, PITTSBURGH', PA.
Deeds
Bonds, Mortgages. Acknowledgments,
Depositions, - and till• Legal Businessexecuted with
nrorntitnessand dispatch. • mhl6
VIUSTACE S. , 1110.131t0W,
' A " AX;DERIZEAN;
. -
EX-OF ICIO - JIISTICIP - OF THE' "PEACE AND
, PQLICE .11A.OISTBATE. • ,
• • • . . . .
OFFICE, N 0.73 PENNA:AVENUr PIUSBURGH, PA.
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgage's, AcknowledgMenta,
Depositions andall..Legal Business executed with
promptness and dispatch. • my.t)
ATVIDION,`
Justice (if the Peace,
CONVEYANCER, REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGT.
CARSON STREET BiItMINGRAM.
— Collectlon'of Rents. solicited .ind promptly attend
ed to. . m3 - 3:p30
WILLLUI H. BARIFCEII, , •
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE; CONVEYANCER, &C.,
'Office, CARSON STREET; nearly opposite the
Railway Depot, SOUTH PITTSBURGH.
Business entrusted to Lis care promptly attend
ed to. myt.yet
JOSECII It. GAZZA.III J It. -1311TTEliFIELD
G. M. ]CHASTER.
IPMASTER, °AMAX & BIITTERFIELD,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW,
And Solicitors in Bankruptcy
iirrwaysinßGn.,
OFFICE, 98 GRAFT ATEEET,
DANIEL MieMEAL ) M. D.,
PR Ar.TICING PHYSICIAN.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE,
N 0.159 Grant St., near kniith•
apai:x7l
FERGUSON,
ATTORNEY-AT—LAW,
%;' • 4 .0 * 87... VP1L Strfpets
SzcoND Fr rime, leitoNt Room.' • • ap4:411
, .
W A. LEWIS, 's •
ATTORNEY—AT-LAW, •
No .00 . Thamona 'Street. '
mhs:uB - .P4 ; iTinURGET, PA.
JOHN .W., IMIHH.E*L,
‘•
. • -
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
.T01)211 A.'STRAIN, - ,‘
_ , ,
EX . OrrIC.O .ZETIMIPE OP THE PEACE A . .,ND
IA POLIOEMaiISTRATE. •
0249.u5il , Frart STItZr.T, oppootto the Cothen.
dna, -Plttabtitgh; Mtirres
Aglakelftont.s
11614 ell'eamorwith pro plum and dupa .
DetieWPßl and Le Bust
(lroits4cpmecepusse. •-•-•"
.sa • az oict,tyc i , ,li er:s 1,;(;:41 cp.
Apeattvatoontatimmi UNV
•
• ti 4 3r449 b e i * Ul3 M 91.11 30 t*tiq
Lto „
piimpans, Bountleo and Arreoipiot Psyrandft
solleetell. • I
Wholesale and &hill:Grocers,
PROFESSIONAL
PITTSBFRGII, PA
ATTOf;rTEY-AT-LA~V,
No. 86 rum STREET,
PITTSBITUGH. PA
np6:n9D:d&r
Opioalte the, Cathedral
JeIS:TTB
Ottlee, 11if Diatnond Street
'Opposite ilduse,)
EMEZI
. .
C.
14,
-H.
ATTORNEY AND .COUNSELOR AT LAW,
'No. SO arsuatiiiitreet,:
3 . 24 az; " imsiittßGl4,' Pi-.
VSBURGHand
col.; E L LSVILLE •
E=l3
,- and after THITRSDAT. Mara sth; 1868
.‘ils will arrive at anti depart fronnthe Depot, cor
~:r t f Grant and Water streets, as fOi;ows: • .
.Depart.t.' Arsfoc.
Mal to anti front Uniont'n. 7:00 A.; St, 0:00 P. M.
Mc eesport AcconunoUttn•ll:oo A.IM. 13:05 P. M.
Ex,/
to and from Dulont'n. 3:00 P.rr. 10:00 A. 31.*
:Wet Newton Accommod'n 4:30 P. lq. 8:35 A. M.
Bra dock's:Accommotiat'n • 615 e.is. • 7:50
Night-Acc. to McKeesport.lo:3o P.ll. 6:10 A. M.
Sunday Church Patti to and .
-
from Wen Newton 1:00 : r. 1. MOO A. 11.
For tickets apply t. 7 _ _
_, ,
W. B. SToIIT, auperintentlejiart.
VALLEY RAILR•AD.
LY DIRECT ROUTE TO THE REGIONS.
Running through to Venango City !Mout change
of cars—Connecting witirtrains - .V1 4 istul, West on
...
the Warre' & Franklin - Railroad, 'lid Atlanlic &
Great Western Railways. Shortes I • and quickest
route to Oil City and Franklin, and 141 points in the
Oil Regions. • ' • -
On - andiafter April 06th, r iseigerTriiing
will leave from and arrive at thePittsbufet4 Peßot:
corner Canal' and Pike Sta. as follOWs:
rrflis,
Mail to and rm Yen. City. T:U A
0 it.' . 0:15 P. M.'
Express " • . 10:40 r. A.12:95 A. 11.
Brady's Bend Accommod'n• 0:00 P.tk. /0:20 A. 31..
Soda Works Accora'n • 530 r: 7:53 A.:11:-•
First Hulton Accomod"n... 8:50 A. t 11:40
Second Hutton Accomod'n 12;00 " 2._ 3 : 5 5 P;
Sunday Church Train leaves,Sodahlforksat 8:05
A. 31, arriving in Pittsburgh at 9:50' Aem. Re.;
*turning, leaves Pittsburgh at 1:10.1..j51., arriving as
Soda Works at 2:55 P. W. ' ' -
H. BLACKSTONE, Supt,
W. F. HOPE, Ticket Agent.- • aPZ
'ITT
SBURGII
CINCINNATI AND ST.INAMEM •
/CIS RAILWAY.
. • PAN 'HANDLE RO
CHANGE OF TI3IE.—On and a 6. SUNDAY,
May 10th, 1867, trains will leave a 11 arrive at the
Union Depot, as follows; Pittsburgh time: • • .
•
Depart: Arrive.
Mail Express • 2:15 - a. 111. 4:35 P. m. - •
Fast Line 9:40 a. 7:15 p. m. '
Fast Express . 1 : 5 0 P. 11:20 a. m.
Mixed Way • 6:10 a. 7:05 p. m.
McDonald /teen. N 0.1.. 11:40 a. . 3:05 p.
Steubenville Accommod'n. 3:50 p. • 0:30 a. m.
MeDonald's 'Men, No. 2..• 5:25 p. 1. 8:20 a, m.
SPECIAL NOTICE.--Sunday Expretleaces at 1:50
p. in arriving in Cincinnati at 6:00 In. 'pie next,
morning..
The 940. a.• tn. Train leaves daily, Sunday and
Monday excepted.
b. F. SC ULL, 'Generalteket Agent.
W. •
W. CARD. Sup't., Steubenvill , •
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FORT 'WAYNE MiCHICAGO R.
W. AND CLEVELAND S PITTSBURGH It. R.
From May 11th, 1868, trains_ will leave Dem
and arrive at the Damn Depot. notth side, city
time, as follows: ' . : • .
Leave. mire.
Chicago Ex.... 2:13 a m Chicagd EW.. 2:23 a tzt •
Cleveland Ex.. 2:13 am , Cleveland Ex. . 2:23 a m
Erie St-, Ygn WI 7:98 a in*ChicagoEsi.. - . 11:23 a m•'
-Cl. & Wh'i,9ll 6:13 ain Wheeling 11:08,a m
Chicago Mall.. 6:58 a in' St. Lonls - 3:33 pm
Chicago Ex„,.. 9:43 a miCl. & Wlt*Ex 4h38 pm
Cl. & Whig Ex. 1:43p iThErle Twit' Ex 6:13 pta -
Chicago Ex. . .. 1:58p iniChicago . 4:23 pm •
Wh. &;ErictEx. 4:48 pn.ICI. &Wh'glE . x 7:08 pm
Depart. frlon Allegheny. I Arrive oWier/limy:
lirigt`n Ac. 8:58 a m litignmAd. 7:03 am
Leetsdale " 10:13 am; N.BrigFroi: " 8:28 a m
" 11:58 a " 8:53 a m
Rochester " 2:23 pm:New" 10:13 a m
Wellsv'e Ace.. 3:43 p in' Leet sdale 9:13 am
Leetsdale Ace. 4-:13 pmt " IL:08p m
N. Brien " . 5:33 piniN. Drlgt , rri'-" 2:43pm
N. Brigra " . 6:2Bpm ILectsdale it pint ;•
Leetsdale " " 1`• '7:28 pm
1:58 p. m. Chicago Ex-t 11:23 Ili.' m. Chicago, '
press leaves daily: t Express arrives daily.
. F. It. MYERS, General Ticket Apia. . •
VENNSYLVANIAMtEmEee
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
tr and after May 10th, 1867, Tpains, will ar
rive at and depart from the Union Dh'pot, corner of
Washington and Liberty streets. as tOlows:
Arrive. I Depart.
Mall Train.... 1:20 a m'Day Exprt.sll.. 2:20 a m
Fast Line 1:50 a MWall's Nol 1.. 6:30 a m
Wall's No. 1.. 6:20 a inNall Train!.l . : 7:50 aln
Latrobe Ace' n 7:50 ain l'"CincirinallVx 11:40 a m
Wall's No.''.. 8:50 a m!Wall's 'N l 2.. 11:51: a m
Cincinnati fx. 0:10 a ml.iohnstowl :Ac. 3:05 Pm
Sohn town Ac. 10:35 a mßraddnekliNol 4:oopm
Balthnore Ex. 1:00 pin Phila. Exes: 4-:50 pin
Phila. Express 1:20 pm Wall's NQ f 3.. s:oopm
Wall's No. 1... 2:05 piv Wall's No , 4.. 6:05 p m
Braddocks No 1 - 5:50 pin Fast Line::... 7:30 p m
Wall's No. 4. 7:05 pm Latrobe A c'n 8:50 p m
Altoona Acen - Swissvall Ac'nlo:so p m and Emi•
Train- _ . B rant
10:30 p ~
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The Church Train leaves all' • r Station every
Sunday at 9:15 a. tn., reaching ß Pittq;urgh at 10:05
a. in. Returning, leaves Pittsburgh at 12:50 p.m.
'and arils :sat V, all's Station at 21:011n. tn.'
*Cincinnati Express leaves daily.' , 11 other trains
daily except Sunday.
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For further information apply to t .
W. H. BECK TH - Agent-_....
.'.The Pennsylvania Hann:rad - C., I - not as
sume any rialrfOr Baggage, except , r :wearing ap- .
parel, and limit their responsibilit One Hundred
Dollars in value. All Baggage' lixceedlng that
amount in value will bent thee:ll:lonm owner, un
less taken by special contract,-I;___i . ..:
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EDWARD H: WILLIAM%
.re yll , . General SupetintendetiV Altoona,' Pa.
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TERNPENN-al,
" Vi r PsyLvnivrA RAIL
It D.—On and after May 10th, 3867,f , the,
sense; Trains on the Western Pennsylvania. Bali- -
road will arrive at and depart train the. Federal
Street Depot. Allegheny City, as-fbliews: • . •
Arrive.l_ Depart. ,
Springlre Nol 8:35 am .
111-15 a-m"
Freeport 1 8:15 a mlFreeport NO. ,1 9:10 a m
Express '10:15 a miSharpli , g ti'ir:lll:2o a m
Sharpb'g N 0.2 1:25.p in; Express..l - ......, :•1:50 pm
Freeport N0.'2'4:10.p tn,tipringcPeiNo
Mail 550 p m I Yreeport 8:05 p
Springd‘e'No 2- 7:10 VI MI SDringcl'elNti 2' 7:30 p M '
Aboye trains run deny exceptlikunitay. • , -• ,
The Chureh Trath• leaves Allegheity-'.lti , nct. every
- Sunday at 7:40 a. in., reaching. Allegheny. at
9:50 3. - m. Returning.' leaves Allegheny Cl 'at'
'll2O p. in. and arrive Allegheny L iArunc.,at 9:40 ;
' COMMUTATION
,TICKETS—For salo, in. males of
Twenty,_between,Alleghetty City, Chestnuti s reet,_
Herr's, Bennett, Pine CreekTEtnahndSharpsbarg,
and good.oniron the trains stopping at Stations spe- ,
diked On ticket's. .11 ,
The train , leaving Allegheny citpit..e:ls.a.:
makes direet connection at Freeport with Walker's
line of Stages for Butler and tiannabstowri. .
Through tickets may be purchased at the °Mee,
No. 3 St. , Clair street; near-'Bustienslon ••Bridge,'•
Pittsburgh, and at the Depot, Allegheny City..
For further information apply to
JAMES - LEFFERTS,. Agent,
FederVititreet•Depot:'
The Western Pennsylvania .Rall
.not as
sume any risk for Baggage, except . ] or wearing ap ,
ro r i ?a l ri d n 1 I Taltg'..*lllPT ,l . l 34._Ti:Ltd } linu ir dtrtiell
amount in value will beat the risk owner, un
less taken by special contract. • ••
EDWARD-11. ,WILLIAMS,
inyll Sinwrintendenu:A P
ltoana. a. '
Sii!LaigiggLia
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Eastern DivisiOn. •
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The 13110a.TEST MO S T RErA.I.I. _
from the . East total veleta to
Colorado; • .Nevada4,;..'", - ..,
California, Utals;jl;
amgton,
New Mexicto;
Oregon. • 11!, r
, Two Trains leaf° State Line a a Igk.3ligurvith
daily ; (Sundaya encepteo,) on the'afriVaL of wante•Of
Patine, Railroad Rom St. Lonis,,aad .Hannibal
St: Jo. Raltiond 4040.4icting - at ;Law
ranee. To ka t and Wamego stint stages for MI •
polnti tif
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At. e! STATESa •
worttritith the UIsaTED EXPRESS COM
PANDS..DAI IX I LTNEL-OF'OVERLA-ND, •
AND ExpDvAs.OOAOILES FOR 1,
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And all liainb inithe irFitoriiiii
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And with SANDERSON'S TR'. FELYSINIS of
40
COACHES for Fort union, Bent's ort, Pass, Alan-
Inezy l. %l3 c a o nta. Fe, and all , poin 1 ht , AAaona arld':.
"tN . lth the • reien. additions ofOTlink * itock !and
D i
equipment, and the arrangement „made with re, .
sponslble 'Overland Transportati Linea 'from' Its '' .
Western terminus r this road now ers ,, nnequalled
t ;
acilltiesforthe transmission of 'freight 'tb the Fat
Tickets , fOr sale lit:till the principal C0196' iii' the '
.United States and Canadas. : .!!..___,- 2 ,___.
• - lie sure ' and ask for - tickets ' v ia ' TITE tamory" '.
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